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What to • pick? - Andres Alvarado, Red Bank, looks over a course listing last week during registration at Brookdale Community College, - Lincroft. The college exceeded its all-time registration for full- time students Friday. Classes . --- begin Thursday and registration will continue for an additional 10 1 days. For the story, see Page 9.
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Nmtft rakMses or advertising copy Photograph by Martin Petterchak be maiiB or brought to Tha RIGHT OR LEFT? aoifcor buMIng at Ons Register Pk«a, Shrewsbury, N J. 07702-4320 The Stang famity of Middletown (l-r) Jimmy, Barbara and Jim, were among the people playing a round of golf at the recent opening of the new 18-hote miniature golf course in Tindall Park, Middletown Admiaalon to the course — which is edby&ei ttownship and will be open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, and until 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday until Thursday, the school starting date — ia $2 tor adults and $1.50 for children under 12 and adults over 60. INDEX Expected to be open seven months a year, the hours of operation for the course will be scaled back after school starts. THEART5 .- 2S BUSWESS 34 CLAsanEo SMS CU**JEV¥S - .,-. 26 COMMUNfTY CALENDAR ;....-.. 84-W Workers irked by parking ban proposal LETTERS *4 OBfruAflcs n The public hearing opened with a com- Stratford Road resident. OPWON 4 ment from Fred Forest. Knollwood Drive, Mike Taylor. Columbia Drive, said. "I'm Tinton Falls in favor of the measure. not gonna move my truck." a quote that PEOPLE IN THE NEWS _-_.. POUC68EAT "I see an increasing number of trucks on elicited applause from the crowd. ARANUGENT 1« hears complaints driveways in my neighborhood, and that is Council president Wayne Deutscher at- PRORLE .. 14 an intrusion on residential living." said For- tempted to explain that the council was not PROPERTrUNES 94 from residents est, adding that. "If this is allowed to contin- interested in changing the composition of CHARLES RUBNSTEW 10 ue, the whole idea of living in Tinton Falls the borough from blue collar to white collar, BtLSANOFORD ... 30 By Garry Wasko will be lost." but was merely reflecting a change that had SOCtALSCEfC -. 20 After Forest's comments, the meeting was taken place. SPORTS 35-37 TINTON FALLS — Blue collar workers taken over by those residents who are "We're not trying to become Rumson." in the borough expressed outrage at a pro- against the proposal. Many attempted to he said, adding that the issue was strictly posed ordinance banning the parking of cer- characterize the ordinance in light of the one of quality of life "What is residential, tain commercial vehicles on residential recent influx of white collar residents to we intend to keep residential." The Register property, calling the measure an injustice to Tinton Falls. Mayor Ann IvtcNamara stressed the im- longtime residents of the community. portance of keeping the community togeth- Founded *n«7B George DeLodge. a longtime resident, er, especially with regards to an issue which &If Jetm M. Cook aad Henry Clay "This is a blue collar town, and you're said. "People who have lived here for years could be divisive. giving the blue collar worker a tough row to are tired of regulation upon regulation." "We are not blue collar people or white hoe," said Charlie Dietz. Reese Road. Dietz The debate continued, with residents ac- collar people: we are all Tinton Falls peo- echoed the sentiments of most of the 40 or cusing the council of being insensitive to the ple," the mayor said. so residents who attended the Aug. 8 Bo- needs of the self-employed. According to Councilman Richard Brandstetter recom- rough Council meeting. most of the residents, landscapes and con- mended that the council determine how FRANK VjNQ The ordinance, which would prohibit tractors would be hurt the most by the new many people would be affected by the ordi- commercial vehicles that exceed 10.000 regulations. Many residents described the nance before attempting to amend it. VWUJAM PETERSON pounds in weight. 8 feet in height or 20 feet hardship such an ordinance would cause. Councilman Lynn Robinson agreed, say- in length from parking overnight in resi- "I can't afford to store my truck in a ga- ing he would hesitate to approve a regula- ROVJRDM POJTY dential zones, was carried and will be rage and buy a car to drive to that garage tion that would affect the employment of so amended and reintroduced on Sept. 18. every morning." said Mike Ferrigno. a manv residents. VKCEHTJ GRASS* Red Bank merchants slate street fair Sunday JUOfTH McGEE TOENEY Red Bank merchants have scheduled the include fresh fruit salad, homemade pas- crystal and Jaqueline Lamctta of Eatontown first New York-style street fair for Sunday. tries, gourmet ice cream and Pennsylvania will display soft-sctilptured dolls. MARK R. RO8DAAN Dutch funnel cakes. Traffic along Broad Street will be de- A full schedule of entertainment will toured to host this festival of crafts and fine "The street fair boasts something for ev- begin at noon at the Showmobile located by food. Participating in the event will be more eryone's taste." said local merchant Don First Fidelity Bank at Broad and Wallace TK REGISTER a pubtarwt *OTkty k. $22 pm streets. Children will enjoy face decorating «*f by Greataf Mocwoum PubaatMg Go. On* than ISO artists and craftsmen from five Magee of Clayton and Magee. Broad Street. •jgnaw Ptaza, ShMwabury MJ 077Q2-O20. Ap- states, international food vendors, and a "There is plenty of great food, all day stage with removable tattoos, and also creating (acaHon to Mail at SacanavCkaw PoMaga R*t*a >» wide variety of entertainers. entertainment and some very fine crafts." colorful sand an in a bottle. Among at
nicalities in the measure whereby he must 100 years ago personally issue permits to residents who The Monmouth County tax rate de- wish to burn leaves and refuse. Borough creases from $7.82 to $7.30 per $1,000 due council members state that the intention of to increased valuation. The county is nearly the ordinance is to lessen the number of $2,000,000 richer than the previous year. grass fires which force firefighters to be Crowds flock to Red Bank to see the pa- called repeatedly. Council members allow rade and drill of the uniformed rank of the Scott to revise the ordinance with the fire Knights of Pythias. Visitors are entertained company and resubmit it at a later council by the Monmouth Division. meeting. A fire breaks out in a stable on 1he old race course of the Monmouth Park Associa- 25 years ago tion at Eatontown. The stable, old grands- tand and clubhouse are destroyed at an esti- The Shrewsbury Borough Library breaks mated loss of $20,000. all records over the summer, reports Coun- The schooner Louis V. Place, built for cilman J. Reid Harrison. He notes that Captain C. B. Parsons of Red Bank, is 2,300 books were withdrawn in June. 2,175 launched from the yard of George Chris- in July and 2,169 in August with 25 new tiansen. Kennebunkport Maine. members signing up each of those months. The Little Silver Borough Council autho- rizes Fred Ayers, borough clerk, to advertise 75 years ago for bids for construction of the proposed new Borough Hall. In June, the council A theiving band of gypsies is driven out adopted an ordinance authorizing expendi- of the Little Silver and Oceanport area. The ture of $230,000 to raze the present 66-year- Promote peace Tax hikes unfair band had been based on the old Monmouth old structure and construct a one-story colo- Park hotel property and had been stealing nial building on the site. This is an open letter to President Bush. produce from local farmers, reselling it to I pray to God that you will use confer- We, the good citizens of Aberdeen and residents of area villages. In Little Silver, action will be taken to remove dead trees which are a safety hazard ences and negotiations to resolve the prob- Matawan, must be either crazy, or, we've The Chemical Fire Co. of Eatontown nets to youngsters in the Bennett Lane area. The lems in the Middle East. Force could bog us become sheep being led to slaughter. One $300 at its annual fair. The money is used to borough engineer must first determine down to a depth and length of time we huge tax increase after another is being repair fire apparatus which had been dam- whether the trees are on public or private would all regret and pay for dearly. rammed down our throats while we do aged at a fire at Charles Prothero's place. property. I feel that use of force could even lead to nothing about it For homeowners, the ef- The 56th annual convention of the Mon- World War III. Furthermore, force leads to mouth County Sunday-School Association polarization and to opponents becoming fects of the tax increases on property values is held at Red Bank Presbyterian Church. 10 years ago more set in their views. This hinders solu- is nothing short of a crime. Nearly every Presbyterian Sunday-school in The Eatontown Traffic Advisory Com- tions. The criminals we are putting up with are the county is represented. mittee sets forth a realignment proposal for For maximum chance of success, at- the school board, the school administration, Albert VanSchoick of Newman Springs improvements to the Eatontown Traffic tempts to solve the Middle East problems and the teachers union. This unholy trium- Road falls from the Westside Fire Co.'s ap- Circle. The state Department of Transporta- should be based on several important prin- paratus while it is in motion and slides ciples: use of the United Nations: seeking virate has raped us, and will continue to do tion has been soliciting nationwide propo- so if we allow it along on his stomach for about ten feet. He sals for the congested circle, unaware of the solutions to ease Middle East tensions; and is badly bruised on the abdomen and arms. committee's restructuring plan. The DOT maximum involvement of Middle Eastern The solutions are obvious ... get rid of Frank Marchiano, a Shrewsbury Avenue has not yet seen the plan. nations, via the United Nations, in any pro- posals. the present board and replace it with con- barber, is brought before Recorder Moses O. In Shrewsbury, the Zoning Board of Ad- cerned, dollar -conscious people who in tum Johnson because he gave people haircuts on justment continues its hearing on an appli- While we are working for world peace on Sundays. Marchiano's former employer, this front, we should pay our dues, which will control our overly extravagant school cation to double the size of the Guild of administration, and who win tell Ms. Panos who was also a barber and a special police Creative Art building at 620 Broad St. The are in arrears, to the United Nations. I un- officer, arrested him. Although Marchiano new plan would construct a duplicate of the derstand this could be done for less than where to go when she tries her imitation of was in violation of Sunday Blue laws, the existing 1.200-square-foot building, with the one week's cost of the present military oper- Shylock again. recorder lets him off witfc severe reprimand. new half containing the gallery, and the old ation. An unusual but accurate topographic section used exclusively for teaching and Paralleling the above actions, I would like In the interim, let's keep yelling. Maybe model of the Red Bank area is constructed demonstrations, according to the Guild to see the United States immediately move someone in the universe will hear our cries by George MacClellan Taylor and displayed president. to reduce dependence on Middle Eastern of pain. There is no reason that a colonial in at the Eisner building. The model is made oil. Our cars can be made far more efficient- Matawan or Aberdeen shoud sell for less entirely of various layers of wood. To show ly. Public transportation by bus and train than a comparable home in Hazlet except- the elevation of Tower Hill Avenue, the Five years ago can be expanded. This would save fuel, cut ... taxes, about $1,300 a year less in highest point in town, 37 layers of white Juvenile' offenders lay new sidewalks, re- pollution, and make transportation avail- Hazlet. pine are used. shingle roofs and train seeing-eye dogs at able to all people — not just those who can the Sandy Hook Residential Group Center, afford cars. Between Gov. Florio and our own school 50 years ago as part of a program to adapt low-risk juve- President Bush, I hope you will agree district, we are truly between a rock and a nile offenders to life in the "real" world. The with me that these measures will promote hard place . . . and it's time to bring things Shrewsbury Fire Chief Lester C. Scott program, more than one year old, is jointly peace, and make our great nation and the back into perspective. voices opposition to a new borough ordi- sponsored by Brookdale Community Col- world a cleaner, safer place. nance concerning the burning of leaves and lege and the Monmouth County Private In- 8. THEODORE BREWER refuse by residents. Scon is opposed to tech- dustry Council Inc. Little Silver Aberdeen THE REGISTER. SEPTEMBER 5. 1996 5 Delicious food at Little Kraut Take action People have spoken Dont be deceived by the name, there's more than sauerbrauten and schnitzel at the DINING I would like to express my opinion on our I feel compelled to write this letter in re- Little Kraut. JACKIE LANDSBERG property taxes. sponse to all the publicity that has been Located at 115 Oakland St.. Red Bank, I feel the time has come for taxpayers to given in the press recently about the JCP&L this cozy restaurant has a warm. European mixed grill of steak and quail, pork medal- take action. We have complained for years atmosphere and a menu studded with el- about our political machine and I think it's power line hearings in Newark. lions Normandy with Calvados brandy and egant continental selections. apples, venison scallopini concord ($28.95). time to stop screaming and stomping our No matter how many "expert'" witnesses Near the entrance, there is a bar stocked feet (at town meetings) and to stop com- JCP&L parades in front of the administra- My companion did the sensible thing and with the usual adult beverages and a host of ordered the Little Kraut Sampler which pro- plaining to each other over our back fences tive law judge and the BPU. we must not fine German beers. and do something. vides a sampling of liver dumplings, duck, lose sight of the fact that the proposed pork, quail, stuffing and red cabbage. At We have accomplished nothing with The dining area, a long narrow room di- power lines represent a very real health vided into two sections, is decorated with $26.95 there is enough to share or take these tactics except to get ourselves upset. threat to all those residents of Hazlet. home. The politicians listen to our complaints stuffed deer heads, steins and old-world Holmdel. and Middletown who live along paintings. I mustered my courage and did some- with a deaf ear because we talk but do noth- the right of way. ing. (The same thing we accuse the poli- As warm rolls and creamery butter were thing I've always been afraid to do: I or- ticans of.) The danger of prolonged exposure to the brought to our table, we perused the lenghty dered the venison. As long as we keep feeding money to the electromagnetic fields from such lines wine list which features French, Italian. Cal- Oar friendly young waitress assured me political monsters they aren't going to should be the overriding factor in deciding ifornia and German vintages. that with the concord grape sauce. I would change anything. whether these lines should be erected. We decided to debunk the myth that Ger- not find it strong or gamey. She was right We the people must change our way of man wines are too sweet for serious diners Thin slices of meat covered in a rich brown Until such time as it can be proven with- sauce laden with sliced mushrooms tasted getting the message across and the only out any doubt that the high voltage lines and selected a crisp, dry Riesling — Schloss Johannisberger 1983 — which was delight- like a cross between veal and the tenderest thing politicans understand is money. I feel proposed by JCP&L are safe, then no con- a simple solution would be to quietly take ful. beef. A plump potato dumpling and red cab- struction of any kind should be allowed. I'm bage garnished the plate. action — no more screaming and foot It wa* not inexpensive ($33). but as with all for progress, but not when there is a clear All in all. the combination of flavors was stomping — just say no — no more money and present danger to human life. everything we tasted that night, it was well (property tax payments) until the politicans wonh the price. very harmonious. We could have left the restaurant at this do something to really cut taxes. Start by I applaud "RAGE" for their continued The special appetizers for the day includ- cleaning out the "dead wood" from all areas efforts and the local politicans in Hazlet. point, happily sated. But there was still the ed Escargots Jampon ($9.95). Succulent dessen selection to be sampled. of our system, including our school system. Middletown. and Holmdel who have taken snails in cream sauce flecked with morsels We don't need to go to town meetings a firm stand in fighting this very controver- of smokey ham. all atop a puff pastry shell, Along with home-baked apple strudel and inarch and sign petitions to get the poli- sial and highly emotional issue. were a rich starter which could have been with whipped cream, three layer cakes were available. We decided to try the marzipan ticans to notice us. all we have to do is stop shared by two. their transfusions (money) to get their atten- The people have clearly spoken and made and were rewarded with a sweet combina- their feelings known. In this great democra- Additional appetizers included brandied tion of mocha butter cream icing, almond tion. Action speaks louder than words. shrimp, brie en croute. half a chilled lobster Think about it cy of ours, shouldn't that be the overriding marzipan paste, and raspberry jam filling factor in rendering this decision? and Caesar salad. between layers of light, white cake. Are you listening Mr. Florio? Soups for the day, served in a miniature We decided the meal deserved a special LUCILLE WOHLLEB THOMAS J. McKEON kettle, were shrimp bisque, lentil and chick- ending and so we ordered the German ver- Matawan Hazlet en noodle ($3.50). sion of cappucino — Ruedesheim coffee. My dinner companion devoured the brie This is strong black coffee spiked with en croute, enjoying the warm cheese en- Asbach-Uralt brandy served in a porcelain cased in phyllo dough, served on a bed of mug. topped with whipped cream and Anthem antics make news bright garden vegetables. shaved chocolate. Add me to the long list of those offended When it came to selecting an entree we A little card on each table describes it as a by the shameful behavior of Irish singer Si- were faced with a dizzying choice: delight for the gourmet. It was. nead O'Connor at a recent Garden State A Ml roster of classic German special- Little Kraut accepts all major credit cards Arts Center concert For those of you who ties — weiner schnitzel, sauerbrauten. and Entertainment '90 coupons. A chil- are unaware of the controversy, it seems the OFF goose, duck, stuffed port chops, brauiwurst. dren's menu is available, along with out- singer, when informed of the Arts Center's an extensive seafood offering — poached door dining during the summer. Reserva- policy of playing our national anthem be- BEAT salmon in hollandaise sauce, red snapper, tions are suggested. coconut shrimp on half a pineapple Jackie Landsberg. who lives in Marlbo- fore every concert refused to appear if the GARRY WASKO anthem was played. ($22.95); daily specials — whole lobster, a ro, recently visited the Little Kraut The Arts Center staff countered with an Spangled Banner" before his recent TV spe- offer to play a snippet of Chevrolet's cial "Bob Hope's All-Star Anniversary Sa- "Heartbeat of America" commercials, but lute to the Battle of the Network Stars." To still O'Connor refused. In a last ditch at- his credit. Bob has elevated "Thanks for the Stroke victims gain support tempt at a settlement. Arts Center staffers Memories" to unofficial national anthem offered to play "The Girl from Ipanema" on status among a certain segment of the pop- at Riverview Medical Center the loudspeakers, while the crowd promised ulation. to think about the Bill of Rights. And why no "bombs bursting in air" be- By Sucan Graziano as guest speakers for our group." Club members also have the opportu- Still, O'Connor held firm, and no music fore all TV shows? Congress should pass a Stroke victims and their families have was played prior to her appearance, al- nity to share their experiences and to law requiring all network sitcoms to replace a place to go for social, educational and provide encouragement to one another though an Arts Center usher near my seat their theme songs with the national anthem, emotional support. in reaching individual goals. could be heard humming "Bom in The or at least to alter the lyrics to make them The Riverview Stroke Club, begun by "A stroke can happen to anyone, but U.S.A." as the singer was being introduced. seem patriotic. (Here's the story/ of a lovely Manalapan resident Ruth Levine and the majority of our members are older O'Connor's position on the national an- lady/ who was bringing up three very lovely based at Riverview Medical Center. Red people," said Levine, "so experts in the them has drawn criticism from radio sta- tax-payers/ all of them had flown their flags/ Bank, celebrated its 12th anniversary on field of financial planning and medical tions. Congress and others who have little and would never try and get out of jury July 21. issues that concern senior citizens are else to think about just as her hairstyle has duty/ like their mother . . . ) Levine, a speech pathologist, was very popular." working at Riverview and dealing with Although the left Riverview and now drawn criticism from underworked beauty And let's not overlook the cinema. I technicians across the globe. stroke victims when she determined the works in the out-patient facility of Chil- enjoy Jack Nicholson movies as much as need for a support group. drens' Specialized Hospital in Mountain- Americans have questioned her motives the rest of us, but I won't pay $6 to see "Often, because they struggle with re- side. Levine has kept the group going. in showing such obvious disrespect for a another one. until the anthem is played be- gaining the use of language as well as the "A few of our original members con- song to which even the estimable Roseanne fore the film. Of course, at most area the- use of their limbs, stroke patients be- tinue to attend meetings," said Levine. Barr found time to pay tribute. Others have aters, patrons' ability to stand up during the come isolated from the outside world." "Some very special friendships have simply wondered what this bald woman was anthem would be limited due to serious said Levine. "They have to become de- been formed and the old-timers help the doing, putting down a country where even stickiness problems on the floor — which pendent on others: many have to give up newcomers get comfortable." bald women can have a hit single. may explain the theaters' lack of patriotism. their jobs. It's a situation that affects all A few years ago. Levine's husband. areas of their lives." I ruin, started joining her at group gather- Reportedly, an O'Connor aide was heard This Arts Center controversy may turn to mutter "Anthem Schmanthem" during a She suggested forming a group to bring ings, and now assists her each month. out to be a blessing in disguise. Thanks to post-stroke victims together and mem- In gratitude for services the hospital recent press conference, further infuriating Sinead O'Connor, our entertainment indus- several key Congressmen, who subsequently bers of the hospital administration provides, the group makes an annual do- try may take a more serious look at our promised to accept no campaign contribu- agreed it was a great idea. From the start. nation from its treasury to the Riverview tions from bald Irish pop singers, at least for national anthem. I foresee the anthem being Levine has volunteered her time to run Foundation, the fund-raising branch of the hospital. the 1990 campaign. rated No. 1 with a bullet on this week's the special program. Billboard charts (Excellent war imagery and -From Ike beginning we had a lot of The Riverview Stroke Club meets the All this leads me to question the Ameri- I can dance to it — I give it a 1776!) cooperation from the medical staff at the third Saturday of each month at 10:30 canism of several other prominent musi- hospital." said Levine. "Physicians, nu- a.m. It is open to any post-stroke victim, cians and entertainers. I am sure Bob Hope And don't think for a minute that this tritionists, occupational therapists, phar- their families and fnends. For further in- has his heart in the right place, entertaining reporter will shirk his responsibility. From macists and psychologists are some of formation, call Ruth or Irwin Levine at the troops with his always humorous one- now on. I will not put pen to paper until the the health professionals who have served 431-0730. liners, but I don't recall hearing "The Star- anthem is played in The Register office. . . . tv 6 SEPTEMBER 5. 1990, THE REGISTER Rumson man earns promotion RUMSON — Mid-Atlantic Health record of accomplishments as chief finan- Group has appointed Albert E. Wareikis as cial officer and a senior manager of Cathe- its new chief financial officer, a company dral Healthcare System, and his external ac- official announced. Mid-Atlantic Health tivities including a record of successful Group is the parent company of 540-bed negotiations with the New Jersey Hospital Rate Setting Commission," Archibald Monmouth Medical Center. Long Branch, noted. where Wareikis will also serve as chief fi- nancial officer and senior vice president for Wareikis has served for the past nine finance and administration. years as senior vice president and chief fi- nancial officer of Cathedral Healthcare Sys- John C. Archibald, president and chief tem, a 1,000-bed, multi-hospital Catholic executive officer of Mid-Atlantic Health heath care system in Newark. Group, in announcing the appointment stated that Wareikis was chosen for the se- In his new position, Wareikis will be re- nior management position because of his sponsible for the total financial operation of Mid-Atlantic Health Group, including broad credentials, including extensive expe- Monmouth Medical Center with an annual rience as a chief financial officer in a health- operating budget of more than $120 million. care setting. He will assume his position with the hospi- "We were impressed with Mr. Wareikis' tal on Sept. 17, 1990.
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Boyswear • All Summer Sportswear 50% OFF 8-x10W 5 HOLE GOOSENECK ALSO...Specials on our new FALL 90 SUITS • SPWAL NOTEBOOKS DESK LAMP 1 Sufcpct 70 ct |3 Sutpct 120 Ct SPORTCOATS • TOPCOATS & FURNISHINGS • Available in four colors 99*Uu 99* Sale *9» «fc 117 E. River RdL Rumson, NJ. Cash, Check, or Nortiuhorc Cd*rgc on Sale Mcrchandtie. y 8 SEPTEMBER 5, 1990. THE REGISTER Construction date scheduled VILLAGE MARKET UiKwr Ndw GRILL for playground in Little Silver PARTS GASGRILLS By Mary Ellen McCandtoss 1 Charmgio* Sunbttm, Etc We are trying to raise as much LITTLE SILVER — Nearly 10 months after the blueprints for the Point Road Play- as we can and plan PROPANE AND ground were completed, building dates for accordingly. At this point, GAS GRILLS the project have been slated for May 15-19. Serviced & Installed The playground was designed by Paula plans are tentative as to the Weiss, an architectural respresentative from size of the playground.' Robert S. Leathers and Associates of Ithaca. Chris Hibbitts ANDIRON* N.Y. It was based on pupils' ideas for the FIREPLACE l.f*-1 perfect playground, and includes an outdoor SHOP classroom, a trampoline, a shaking suspen- sion bridge, and a nature walk. nament. and in between matches, partici- The Leathers architectural firm has been pants will be able to enjoy a six-foot sub and 603 River Rd. 671-0919 , designing and building playgrounds for 18 other refreshments, Saybolt said. An entry Fair Haven 741-2140 years and has completed more than 500 cre- fee of $25 will be charged, and Saybolt urged ations across the country. Children, parents interested players to sign up as soon as pos- and members of the community are in- sible. volved in all phases of the playground's A bridge tournament will be held Oct. 5 construction, including fund-raising. at local homes to be announced at a later The actual value of the playground when date. According to chairwoman Linda EDEN ACRE KENNEL Stickler, the tournament will begin at 7:30 finished has been estimated at Si50.000. but p.m. and conclude around 11:30 p.m. because labor costs will be eliminated by A PARADISE FOR PETS • A BOARDING & GROOMING FACILITY volunteers, the maximum final cost of the "I anticipate a four-hour event," she said. project will be $50,000. As more materials "We thought this would be a fun event, and BOARDING GROOMING are donated, the cost of the playground will we anticipate a large turnout." "We Pride Ourselves on Cleanliness" Professional Grooming decrease. Sign-up sheets will be distributed in the SUPERVISED 24 HRS. A DAY According to playground project chairwo- borough's September newsletter, and All Breeds of brought home from school by students. Dogs and Cats man Chris Hibbitts, the committee has al- • Indoor-Outdoor Runs ready raised $8,000, and is continuing to try Stickler said. An entry fee of $10 will be / • Extra Large Pens • Nail Clipping to raise as much money as possible. charged, and players-may sign up as individ/ • Air Conditioned & Heated • Fluff Drying uals. with partners, or as a foursomp/^ "We are trying to raise as much as we can SPECIAL ATTENTION: • Flea & Tick Baths prize will be awarded to the evening s top and plan accordingly," she explained. "At scorer. Senior pets. Diets & Medication • Glands this point, plans are tentative as to the size We invite your inspection • Ears of the playground." One of the highlights of the fund-raising Pet Supplies -lams & Eukanuba • Medicated Baths effort will be a dinner dance at the Ocean Hibbitts added that if the committee is Place Hilton, Long Branch, on Oct. 13. not able to raise as much as is needed for the entire project, "some of the fluff might According to chairwoman Eileen Schultz. have to come off." the semi-formal event will start at 7 p.m. 70 Woodland Drive • LJncroft 842-4039 with a reception hour. Bojenko, a five-piece As the new school year begins, so do the band featuring a female vocalist, will pro- playground committee's various fund-rais- vide entertainment. An unlimited number ing activities. The first fund-raising event of of tickets will be available for $35 each. the school year will be an adult tennis tour- nament at the Little Silver Tennis Club, During the dinner dance, a silent sen ice Birch Avenue. The tournament will begin at auction and a 50/50 raffle will be held. For 3:30 p.m. Sept. 22. Lori Saybolt, chairwo- the auction, dance attendees write out their Hilo Steiner's man of the tournament, .said the event bids for various donated services, and the would provide "guaranteed fun." highest bidder will win that service. Saybolt said the tournament will consist The project committee will also be selling end of the summer sale of mixed doubles matches, and after each raffle tickets, and the drawing will be held game, players will be assigned a new part- during the dirfner dance. Depending on how ner. The player with the most number of many tickets are sold, the prize could be as points at the end of the tournament will be much as $10,000. The committee will be Chapman the winner. selling 200 tickets at $100 each, and the> 40-80% J r> Baldwin may be purchased individually or as a First-, second- and third-place trophies group. 25% and prizes will be awarded. The Little Silver Pro Shop and the Ski Haus. both on Ocean- In addition to these events, the fund-rais- port Avenue, have already donated prizes. ing committee has also planned an "all- > Beth Weissman handicaps welcome" golf tournament to be C 5040% "The tournament is open to all adults at held Oct. 18 at the Bamm Hollow Country all tennis levels, not just Little Silver resi- Club, Lmcroft. dents," she said. "It will be a real fun time, and hopefully we will be raising money for "Pennies from Heaven" collection jars the playground while socializing and meet- will also remain in various locations ing people." throughout the community so that residents may donate any spare change to the Point A raffle will also be held during the tour- Road Playground Fund.
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Woman collects vintage clothing By Lauren Jaeger PROFILE RED BANK — Laura Kent Hower's LAURA KENT HOWER effective , closets are filled with thousands of clothes, yet she can't wear most of the things she owns. the business. I didn't know much about the As a vintage clothing collector and dealer. industry." Hower, a Fair Haven resident who sells Twelve years ago, she set up a stand at pest control.! from Red Bank stores and various shows, the Red Bank Antique Center, at first selling looks to find the very best in antique cloth- little items such as old Christmas orna- ing and textiles. ments and small pieces of furniture. SlowK but surely, the space was converted to sell- "My oldest dress dates back to 1800 — a ing textiles and old clothing. simple farm dress," she said. "I have many It was while she was beginning her ne» guaranteed clothes from the Civil War. such as a wed- career that she met George, an antique fur- ding bonnet, but I don't get into uniforms." niture restorer. A vintage wedding soon fol- Free inspections by skilled professionals. Advanced Her most valuable item is a circa 1900 lowed. Their daughter, Autumn, was born treatment methods for your comfort and safety. Fast local white wedding dress with white embroidery. two and a half years ago. "One of my favorite items is a sidesaddle "George has been in the business for 20 service, guaranteed results for your home and business. I riding habit that has been on display at the years," Hower explained. "He has been ver> Monmouth Museum." she commented. encouraging. We do shows together all over As an added plus to her hobby, Hower the east coast. He has been a big help to me. has developed a valuable working and has built innumerable props." 741-3311 relationship with a costumer and supplier Hower also has a space in Antique Asso- H23 Shrewsbury Av*.. shiwsburv I for Broadway shows and movies. ciates, also of Red Bank. "I enjoy seeing famous people wearing She buys her clothing from various con- my garments." she said, adding that the tacts, estate auctions and other dealers. movies she has supplied costumes for in- From time to time, she has been asked to clude "Out of Africa." "The Natural," appraise dresses. WESTERN "Brighton Beach Memoirs" and various "There are a lot of lovely dresses oui Woody Allen films. there that are not as valuable monetarily as TERMITE & PEST CONTROL "When yon do close-up shots, authentici- they could be. due to their condition." she ty counts," said Hower. explaining why the said. I Condition and scarcity are the two crite- producers will opt for the authentic, more rion Hower uses in judging dresses. Since 1928 delicate garments, rather than reproduc- tions. Props, such as tablecloths and beds- "I have also rented out costumes to Mon- preads, have also been supplied by Hower. mouth College productions such as "Trie CaB today for a FREE I Music Man.' and I donate small items. M> She originally spent a number of years as inspection and $25 OFF*. clothes have also been used in window dis- a buyer for the New York garment industry. plays." "Fir iw U *TVKV pmparn vu*nws ri When she left that field, it seemed only nat- But unfortunately, Hower has not been ural to funnel her energies into her greatest able to wear the clothing she collects. love — antiques. "I'm 5 feet 10 inches," she said. "I'm too "I have bought and collected antiques tall for most of the clothing that survived. since childhood, but when I first went into The larger sizes wore out" Studies need parental input There have been so many studies at- Where Can I Buy... tempting to find the key to success for school children that they tend to make one's head swim. Having come full circle, some pretty learned researchers have the notion ARA that a child's chances for school success are firmly linked to his parent's involvement in NUGENT his education. Now that's a nifty discovery — one that parents have known for a long time. Well. group. The educator made home visits at what is it that makes for a helpful parental regular intervals, so the parents could ask role, and what is this latest celebration of particular questions when needed parenthood all about? All of this takes place at public expense as Recently. I had the occasion to learn part of the school system's parental involve- about the program of parental involvement ment program. It seems clear that if the in place in St. Louis, Mo. The city Bat been program is followed after age 3 by pre- helping new parents learn what to ixscct as schools. and then by developmental!} ap- Free their child grows and develops, starting m propriate kindergartens, the idea of using Wuar Pitt* F«* *•*•* «..-^-, FnouireEsquires the hospital at birth, and continuing vp to 3 parents as informed, first teachers of their Chris's Oe* yean of age. young could only lead to good things. The program in place there has a parent Frequently, talk gets around to Japan and educator visit mothers in the hospital) to how their schools' results contrast with introduce themselves and the program as ours. The Japanese are purported to have a resources to parenting. The help is opes to more effective school system. Rarely does every parent regardless of income. V the conversation get around to the role of The concept is to teach parents at the the Japanese mother and how different it is (tart how to interact with children in an age- from the mother's rolern American culture. appropnate way, by showing them things We add motherhood to an already full life like what play equipment is appropriate and and in many instances. t«brk and parent at what is too much. In this way, they help the same time. A Japanese mother concen- parents become effective first teachers of trates full time on the fiaiT responsibility of their children. her child's well-being antt'education She is looked at as entirely responsible for the out- An observation that pleased me in partic- come of the child's education, and she is ular was how new parents with few appro- admired as competent if she has a well-edu- EATONTOWN priate toys were taught to use themselves cated, well-mannered child. and the children's natural cunostty to have Japanese children attend tutoring ses- fun while the children were learning. sions as a matter of course after their regular They played seek-and-find and walk-to- school day, which the mother arranges. ne games that involved each of them in Mother also oversees homework quality and tun, with little equipment at the start Then. duration. Yet in spite of all this emphasis on as the age increased, simple toys, well cho- doing well, little or no pressure is exerted on sen for the age. were placed in a bos and the kindergarten child, since later is thought available at playtime. to be the time for competition. The young parents had learned about ap- Ara Nugent is director of Learning Asso- propriate educational activities for each age ciates in Fair Haven. TAX SAL* NOT1CC TOWNSHIP OF/ SALE Of REAL PI ) TAXES AND OTHER MUNICIPAL CHA ROES 170 TO. M 170 92.4S mt'n Um PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that tha undersigned, the 179 1012.13 9oo!44 Collector of Taxes of the Toamahlp ei Aberdeen, County of 100 •09.21 100 1: 172.09 •22.13 rtonaouth, Mea Jersey, Mill sell at public auction In the 101 .01 10*4.43 iS'5 Nunicipal Building at 2i3* Pn on October 2, 199* the toUoxim in 193.12 H2»!io described lands. M.24 L09 55.40 to* 1409.17 10 413.03 755.27 10 2210.11 to* Said lands Mill ba sold to aaka tha aasunt erf auntciaal 1*0 M.OO 10 M05.59 1*2 94.22 12 2300.04 lians chargeable against tha saaa on tha 'irst day of July, t**e 191 275.03 12 250*.54 exclusive, hoNtvtr, of tha 1 Ian for tanas for tha yaar 199a as 293S.40 1*3 3C7.11 12 coaputad in tha folloalnf list together Mith lntarast on said 202 12 94.91 •904.40 224 •50.41 12 3004.90 eanunt froa tho first day of July, 199a to tha data of ».!•, and : 12 costs of sala. Tha subscriber Mill sail in •a* to tha porsfl M0S.9* 2M I539.U 2* 1300.70 Mho bids tha aaount due subject to redeaption at the loiisot rate 22* 1MIX 34 IC 2409.77 1242.lt of interast, but in no case exceeding •nhteen (1811 percentua 224 .01 1402.24 40 m.io per annua. Tha payaent for tha sale shall be aada before the 23* .02 I1U.M 40 1070.90 Ml Marulik, Rfe* 4 41 conclusion of the sala or tha property Hill be resold. Cash or 121?.. 40 32*3.90 Ml .02 90 55.41 45 20 Lacy, Hart«rt fc laxTilyn 4117.74 certified check only Mill be accepted in payeant• Ml 50 23 *m*tj. carol JM 110S.M Ml .01 2411.13 , sriraa, »*•]• 4 a^a 44 K »2f 1297.01 I A. Jr. fc P M3 CO K •TWt, 4*72.99 I Lloyd. J.«n, H. 1372.10 A. Jr 4 Ml 04 .01 3741.43 sari*. Oaoraa L. R 10C0.11 Any parcel or real property for Mhich there shall ee no •urlinq Una Maoc - rart/Bilp 254 IC no-jm. Carloa 4 tall, xary 07 1! 4702.40 721.45 other purchaser shall ba struck Sff and sold to the Toonsnlp of xartalifc. ftiohard 25* 1*44.44 ffi i•ISO 3 Aberdeen for the redeoptlon of eishtaan <1BII percentua par ladwrmd, J AW. Itolov rrowxft 2H 4479.59 8fcv£«s 1 I 1401 ill annua and the Municipality shall hava the saae reaadles and *Kl, J HHL HolaHT P 25* XI .44 UttlDoro Hill*, Ire. iio 155.04 rlahts as other purchasers, including the rieht to bar or 257 1314.44 110 L 45.06 I aiirlay 3* M 120 30.19 foreclose the rieht of redeaption. 'XMt Mil, 244 122 OM.SO Hill, 244 1 HO.41 122 701.01 uc, JOMoh 4 Jadil* 2T* 1.02 1 I19.M 200 122 1710.54 The sala shall be aada and conducted in •cevrdance Mith 451. OS Kianpul, Jrjfcn 1J7 727.50 201 10U.20 NBM Jel»a» Mi Hianpiel, John 117 1 • 105.40 the provisions of tha statute of the State of torm. 40.10 -»»pi«l, Jotm 117 105.40 entitled "An Act, concerning unpaid taaes and a»f4atntt By Pitrtefc J. Ross mally work overtime to serve everyone who •Bookkeeping services for the entered the facility- before the office was smoN business. EATONTOWN — Lines at the Division closed. When overtime was eliminated, the of Motor Vehicles will be shorter and its employees were forced to turn people a»a\ • Saves you money because TELL hours will be longer, thanks to a reshuffling before the posted closing time in order to you pay fot only the work Creative of state funds. handle the people already on line. you need. Culinary On Sept. 10, the DMV will begin new Currently, DMV offices are open from 11 • Avoid the overhead of full or Instruction operating hours. All facilities will be open a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Monday and Wednes- part-time employees. from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, day, and from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Tues- Ages 3 and Up and each facility will be open until 7:30 p.m. day, Thursday and Friday. • We'll work in your office or Cooking Classes one evening a week. Department stations "What would happen is people would ours. Birthday Parties within driving distance of one another will come out to an inspection station on Mon- be open late on different nights of the week, day and Wednesday morning and find the CALL TODAY FOR Call for Fall Schedule said DMV spokesman Art Smith. facility would not open until 11 a.m., many This is the second time the DMV has would stay and wait Which meant when 577-8484 changed its hours in three months. you rolled open the inspection station doors (201)462-4778 Colts Neck The hours were first changed in July to you often had as much as an hour or two cope with a $10 million state budget cut hours waiting time in the vehicles. Which The department will change hours again meant there was no way to get rid of it dur- Monday, after the state returns approxi- ing the course of the day," Smith explained. mately $3.4 million of the money formerly The DMV could not get information cut from the budget about the, restricted hours to the public in The DMV budget was cut by $10 million time, Smith said. on July 2. The reduction forced the DMV to The ptapk who were turned away at the discontinue paying employees overtime, door had a domino effect on the DMV. and forced a hiring freeze. The department They would show up again the next mom- was unable to fill approximately 500 to 600 ing, making lines longer and longer, he said. unfilled positions. Republican Assemblywoman Joann H. The hiring freeze will end and the DMV Smith charged that Gov. Jim Florio had will hire 165 new employees. shortened the division's hours in order to The budget cut created long lines at DMV create approval of Democrat-sponsored tax facilities and left motorists fuming as they increases. waited in lines, sometimes for more than "It appears the Executive Branch wishes two hours. to make the public suffer the indignities of When the division's budget was cut, it long hours on line to get their cars inspected was forced to dose facilities on Saturdays or to process a simple change of title in a and not remain open late one night a week. bizarre attempt to try and prove that the The discontinuation of overtime also re- state is facing a finacial crisis," Smith said. stricted us from paying incidental overtime "But there is no crisis within the DMV. for employees who, normally in the past, In recent years it has taken in three times its would stay on duty beyond the normal clos- budget in fees charged to its users," she said. ing hour," Smith said. 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Lunch prices are a sensible (a 95 Outdoor Deck Dining chef's salad and soup are offered at *6. ): dinner prices INDIAN-RESTAURANT are more in line with the elegant ambience. Mention that Serving Lunch MON.-SAT. you saw this ad in The Independent and Beyer s will give 11:30-2:30 Op*fl 7Doys Just minutes away & Y* from anywnere in you a complimentary dessert. for Lum* and Ihe Baysnore Ai»o Dinner SUN.-THURS. 5:oo-to:00 FRI.-SAT. 5:00-11:00 Jerry Beyer's VILLAGE MALL Sand Bar Inn 113 Main St, Matawan 1060 Rt. 35 S. Middfetown Union Ave., Union teach 583-2044 671-8900 Banquet Happy Hour Your Restaurant Can Be Facilities Mon-Fri Available Featured Here- 4-7p.m. Marvann xpA Jrrrv fulfill thai pfumisr h> >«-rv imt thefinest foo d in the informal t'legancr nf a Jvi year old home For Details It has brrn rrnovatrd to main its Victorian Daily and Nightly charm and intimarv. Tbrrr anr four dining roonw and an iniitinf Specials cocktail IOUMF. Call Your Advertising Whether its tor lunch or dinner, customers are Sunday Brunch healed with a "friendly formaliti" h> a profes- Representative at sional staff and can he awured of a (oodtinx- 10am-2pm 113 Mate SL. Matawan. NJ 07747 Early Bird (201)583-2044 K. fn I1X ]-« Specials . - tt iX • IX •aC'VM-MC'K'Ci UNION SQUARE MALL 542-4000 2013 SOOHWT 35 M&DLrTOWK S42 11*6 18 SEPTEMBER 5. 1990, THE REGISTER I •• FORMERLY FFLOWEL R TIME OBITUARIES SELECTION, QUALITY, CONVENIENCE, VALUE Robert B. Innes rank's SALE ENDS MONDAY 9-10-90 Robert B. Innes, 68. of Red Bank, died Aug. 24 at home. Mr. Innes was a security guard at River- view Medical Center, Red Bank. He was born in Scotland and lived in Atlantic High- Our Spectacular lands before moving to Red Bank 11 years ago. His wife. Alice, died in 1987. and his son. Robert A., died in 1985. Surviving are two FALL GARDENING granddaughters. Arrangements are by John E. Day Fune- ral Home. Red Bank. Buda C. Berger Buda C. Berger, 87, of Palm Beach. Fla.. NOW! formerly of Shrewsbury, died Aug. 21 in Come in today and pick up our 8-page, instore circular filled Jupiter, Fla. with helpful gardening hints and fantastic savings on quality Mrs. Berger was a resident of Shrewsbury products. You'll find information on Fall tree & shrub planting, for 45 years before moving to Palm Beach. bulbs, lawn care and more, plus savings on many of the She was predeceased by her husband. products you need to complete fall landscape projects! Clarence E. Surviving are two sons. Clar- ence E. Jr., Spring Lake, and Richard C. Squantum, Mass.; a daughter, Marilyn B Just A Few Examples of the^Super Savings..., Burr. Tequesta. Fla.; 10 grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren. Arrangements were by Aycock Funeral Landscape ^ Home, Jupiter, Fla. Sterett R. Prevost Junipers ^ Sterett R. Prevost, 76, of Shrewsbury died Aug. 28 at Riverview Medical Center. Red Bank. $ Mr. Prevost was a bank officer at Eaton- town National Bank, Eatontown, for four years until he retired in 1968. He was a 3 for 10™ member of Christ Church, Shrewsbury, and Reg. 6.99 ea. Mix or match Blue Rug. Andorra, a vestryman and lay reader there. He was San Jose and more. Selection varies by store. also a member and treasurer of the council of alcoholism, Monmouth County, and Blooming treasurer of For I Shall Help. Mr. Prevost was born in Elizabeth and Garden Mums lived there until he moved to Shrewsbury $ 26 years ago. 3*, 10 Surviving are his wife, the former Eliza- 6Vs" pots. Reg 3 99. beth Durrie; three sons, Ret. Mai. Sterett R. Hardy plants in asst'd HI. Victorville, Calif.; the Rev. Edward S.. radiant colors. Fairfield. conn., and Dr. William D.. Belle Jumbo Garden Mead; a sister, Mathilde E. Schack, Roselle: Hanging Foliage Plants and five grandchildren. Mums in 8" Pots Arrangements are by Worden Funeral in 8" Baskets jm AA Home. Red Bank. Over 30.000 chamwide' Choice of many popular Dominick Rinaldo varieties Store stock only Reg. 4.99 ea. Extra Limit 4 per customer large size Beautifully Reg. 9.99 colored blooms Dominick Rinaldo, 75, of Eatontown. Pyramidal died Aug. 29 at home. Perennial Rye- Mr. Rinaldo was a self-employed Arborvitae grass Seed salesman of musical items. He was a com- municant of St. Dorothea's Roman Catholic Church. Eatontown. He was born in the 19.99 1.99 Bronx and lived there before moving to Eat- Rag. 24 99 Balled in 3 lbs, Quality. Oregon- burlap. Large size. For grown seed. Limit 4 ontown 30 years ago. lull sun conditions bags per customer. Surviving are two brothers. Carmine, the Longlife" FaH All Ceiling Bronx, and Stephen, VanNuys, Calif. Lawn Fertilizer Swag Hooks Arrangements are by Braun Funeral Home, Eatontown. 11.99 99* Robin Ciard Watson Choose black, white Reg. 14 99. Now Is the or brass tones. Store time to fertilize! Pre- stock t Robin Ciard Watson. 61, of New York, mium quality blend. whose sister lives in Shrewsbury, died Aug. "Don't Miss" 23 at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer De-Thatching 10-pk. Lawn Center. New York. & Leaf Bags Our Annual Lawn Rake Dr. Watson held an Alfred P. Sloan Chair at Memorial Sloan Kettering and was chair- 2 49pk Craft Sale 1.99 Advertised in Sunday* man of its Department of Medicla Imaging 10.88 39-gal bags Reg 14 99 each. snewspapers or posted. for 20 years. He received his medical degree Store stock only. •P'u» gt M at the stores! from St. Thomas Hospital School of Medi- cine, London, and completed his residency at the New York Hospital Cornell Medical BRttKTOWN. 116 Brick Bvd at Frank's HOWELL. Rt. 9 at Friendship Rd S1XTEN BLAND. 450 New Dorp Lane. I Center. He joined the Acuity of Cornell Beaverson BM. (201) 920-3630 North of K-Mart. (201) 905-1818 off Hytand Boulevard. (718) 987-0931 University in 1963 and was a professor of W. LONG BRANCH Monmouth Rd •Limited Craft Selection radiology. FORMERLY FLOWER TTME Route 71. (201) 229-2S87 KENVH- Rt 46. One mite East of YARDVHXE (HamKon Twp.) •ENGUSHTOWN. Rt. 9 4 mi. N. of Dr. Watson was born in the United King- STORE HOURS: Ledgewood Circle. (201) 584-3010 645 Route 130. (609) 585-1221 Freehold Circle. (201) 536-7746 dom. • Mort. thru Sat. 9 to 9 HAZLET. 2931 Hwy 35 One block BRIDGEWATER. 794 Route 202 S of OELRAR Route 1X South and • Sunday 9 am to 6 pm Surviving are his sister. Dr. Elizabeth Wk KMrve me nghl to trm South of K-Mart. (201) 739-3032 Somervie Crete. (201) 218-1930 Hares Mi Road. (609) 461-9055 Whalen. Shrewsbury, and several nieces and quwfttm Sale ends 9-10-90 nephews. Arrangements were by Frank E. Campbell Funeral Home. New York. THE REGISTER. SEPTEMBER 5. 1990 19 LOANS GET A GUARANTEED ROCK-BOTTOM FIXED RATE ON A HOME EQUITY LOAN. If you've been thinking about get- Closing costs? Don't give them a ting a Home Equity Loan, now's second thought. 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"And at the same time, (wetlands can) 100 years from now another artist may have provide the public with an opportunity to the opportunity to capture the beauty of go in and observe nature and these areas." Monmouth County's wildlife, the same way he continued. John James Audubon did over 100 years "We'd like to support the various causes ago. going on to protect wetlands." he said. The Audubon Society of Monmouth "Monmouth County has already lost more County was founded in 16 years ago and has than SO percent of its original wetlands." 1,100 members, said chapter President Ken The society plans to monitor local devel- Thoman. of Highlands. opment, to protect the remaining wetlands. The club plans to hold eight meetings-and "Development doesn't have to destroy nine field trips this year. The society is com- environment, it just has develop a sensitivi- mitted to preserving the natural beauty of ty," he explained. North American wildlife. The society would not try to stop devel- After each meeting, professional natural- opment, but it would try to may sure devel- ists and biologists usually make a presenta- opers and local planning boards do their tion to the members about owls, bats, water utmost to preserve the integrity of our wet- fowl or some other species of wildlife. Most lands, Thoman explained. of the time the speakers bring animal speci- "If we can develop a person or a group of mens, Thoman said. people in each municipality that can just The National Audubon Society was say,'what if or 'can you do this,' we can founded in 1905 by a number of people con- serve as a local voice," he said. "I think that cerned about the plight of American birds at is where our activitism can serve, on the the time. The birds were being killed indis- local level." criminately so their brilliant feathers could The society is very concerned about the be used as plumes on woman's hats. effects of pollution on birds. Non-point Today the society does not have protect source pollution can have a disastrous effect birds because their feathers are no longer on bird habitats. Thoman said. used in current hat fashion. Instead, the so- "We've all seen birds strangled by six- ciety tries to protect the birds' habitat and pack rings." Thoman commented. nesting areas. The society is also concerned about doing "Two issues we are really addressing what it can to save local endangered species. strongly are preservation of habitats, pri- Thoman said. Species such as the piping marily wetlands," Thoman explained. clover, the black skimmer and the tern Photograph by Martin Petterchak The nation as a whole has lost approxi- make their habitat on Sandy Hook, which is NATURE LOVER'S CLUB mately 40 to 50 percent of its wetlands, said endangered by human encroachment Thoman. Wetlands are very important to "We would like to help (Sandy Hook offi- Robert Henschel (I) a vice present of the Monmouth County Audubon Society and Ken Thoman, the dub president, use their field equipment to spot birds at Thompson Park birds, which use them as breeding and nest- cials) not as antagonists but as a cooperative in Middletown. The society meets regularly and ft becoming •cove in local wetlands ing areas, and during migration. venture. If they need some snow fencing up protection. If too much of our nation's wetlands are or they need money collected for a new lost, entire species may become extinct. boardwalk we'd be glad to help." Thoman beautiful portraits of American wildlife, the wild creatures we share this land with. "What we'd like to do, is make sure the explained. concentrating mostly on bird life. For further information, call Thoman at wetlands we do have maintain themselves The chapter's bimonthly publication, His paintings and stalwart love of wildlife 291-7228; call Cathy Dougherty, chairwo- as a system," Thoman said. "The Osprey." explains group activities. led to greater awareness of what was hap- man of the Membership Committee, at 398- "That they have connections with one Audonbon was a scientist naturalist and pening to our nation's wildlife. His paint- 2427; or write Monmouth County Audubon and other so that birds and animals can artist. He painted simple, yet strikingly ings still show the brilliance and beauty in Society, P.O. Box S42, Red Bank, 07701. CLUB NEWS FAIR HAVEN MATAWAN at 5:30 p.m. Thursday in the conference The Fair Haven Seniors Club is sponsor- St. Clement's Altar/Rosary Society, Mat- REGIONAL room of Special Services Complex, 300 ing a five-day/four-night trip Sept. 24-28 to awan, will hold its first meeting at 7:45 p.m. Pocmont Resort. Bushkill. Pa. The price of Basset Valley Single Hikers will meet at Halls Mill Road, Freehold. tonight with recitation of the rosary. For $250 includes the bus ride, recreation and further information, call 566-7632. 11:30 a.m. every Sunday in the rear parking The Monmouth County Court Clerks As- all gratuities. For more information, call lot of the Tinton Falls Hilton for a local, sociation will meet at 6 p.m. Sept. 21 at the Clarence Reevey at 741-7752, or Cassandra novice hike. All ages are welcome. Partici- -Molly Pitcher Inn, 88 Riverside Ave., Red Jackson at 741-1812. MIDDLETOWN ~ pants should bring lunch. For more infor- Bank. Georgette Russell of Ocean Fitness mation, call 449-7827. Center will discuss "Getting Fit in No La Leche League of Fair Haven will meet The Middletown-Bayshore Chapter of Time." at 10 a.m. the second Thursday of each AARP 4004 will meet at I p.m. on Sept. 19 The Momouth County Advisory Com- month through December at the Navesink in the East Wing at Croyden Senior Plaza. mission on the Status of Women will pre- Monmouth County Directors of Volun- United Methodist Church, Navesink Ave., Leonardville Road. Leonardo. sent awards at a special luncheon in cele- teers in Agencies will hold a joint meeting Navesink. Nursing mothers and pregnant bration of "Women of Achievement in with the Ocean County group at 9 a.m. Sept. The Middletown La Leche League will women interested in breastfeeding are en- meet at 8 p.m. on Sept 20 in a member's Monmouth County" at noon Sept. 30 at the 12 at CentraState Medical Center, Freehold. couraged to attend. Babies and toddlers are Garden State Arts Center Reception Center. Jack Ryan, director of New Jersey Division home. The topic will be "The Advantages of welcome. For more information, call 291- Breastfeeding." The league is designed to Holmdel. Tickets are $25 each and registra- on Aging, will discuss "Supervision in a 5779, or 741-9194. tion is required. For further information, Volunteer Environment." The deadline for offer mother-to-mother help at its monthly call 577-6681. reservations is today. For more information meeting based on "The Womanly Art Of call the Volunteer Center at 741-3330. Breastfeeding." The discussions include the The Monmouth County Legal Secretaries KEYPORT latest medical research, as well as personal Association win hold a joint meeting with The Monmouth Camera Club will meet at The Keyport Republican Club will hold experience. Other services include a lending the Ocean County Legal Secretaries Asso- 8 p.m. Sept 13 at the Holmdel Community its annual picnic 1-6 p.m. Sunday at the library of books on child care, breastfeeding ciation at 7 p.m. Thursday at Christie's. I Church Meeting House, Route 520 off Masonic Lodge. Osbom and Third streets, and nutrition. For further information, call English Lane. Wanamassa. Toby Grabelle Holmdel Road, Holmdel. A program called Keyport. Admission of $10 includes chick- 495-5719, or 741-8670. will discuss "Women's Rights in Divorce "Introduction to Wildlife Photography, en, ribs, clams, com, beer, soda and music. and Separation." All Monmouth County Methods and Philosophy" will be given by For further information and tickets, call residents employed in any legally related Chris Sturm. Members include both begin- 264-9118. RED BANK field are invited. A cost of $16.50 per person ners and advanced photographers, and includes a complete dinner. The meeting guests are welcome. Meetings are held on The newly organized Red Bank Group of will be preceded by a cocktail hour at 6:30 the second and fourth Thursday of each LITTLE SILVER ~ La Leche League will hold its first meeting p.m. Call Rachel Blasi at 741-5000. month. For further information, call Paul at 7:30 p.m. Sept 11 at 132 E. Bergen Place. Robinson. 264-2458, after 7:30 p.m. The Evening Membership Department of Red Bank. The evening's topic will be "The LifeLink 60 PI us will present a program the Woman's Club of Little Silver will have Advantages of Breastfeeding to Mother and titled "Conservation" to its members at I its opening meeting of the 1990-91 club year Baby." The group will meet the second p.m. Sept. 20 in the Blaisdell Auditorium. EATONTOWN " at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Little Silver Club- Tuesday of the month and will offer dis- Riverview Medical Center. Red Bank. Rob- house. Rumson Road and Church Street cussion and a lending library. Nursing ba- ert Eyet, a gas supply analyst for New Jersey The Eatontown Tenants Rights Commit- Little Silver. The evening will include a cov- bies are welcome. For more information, Gas, will speak. For more information or to tee will meet at 8 p.m. Sept. 19 at Borough ered dish dinner and a performance of the call Kate Fitzgerald at 842-6685, or Lynn pre-register. call LifeLink 60Plus at 530- Hall, 47 Broad St., Eatontown. play, "La Maison du Faux Pas," by the Osbome at 576-8544. 2562. The Senior Citizens Activities Network members of the Woman's Club. L nit #137 of the National Association of Star Astronomy will meet at 8 p.m. to- will hold its open registration for fall semes- The Woman's Club of Little Silver will Retired and Veteran Railway Employees night at the Holmdel Park Activity Center. ter courses from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 10- hold its opening luncheon at 11:30 a.m. will meet at 11 a.m. Sept. 15 at the Red Holmdel. The public is welcome. For fur- 12 at the Monmouth Mali, Eatontown. Sept. 12 at the Old Orchard Country Club, Bank Senior Citizens Center, 65 Chestnut ther information, call 583-2768. Classes will be filled on a first-come, first- Eatontown. Area women interested in at- St, Red Bank. Medicare changes and pro- The Monmouth County Advisory Com- served basis. The courses are free to those tending or in joining the club should call posals from the Commission on Railroad mission on the Status of Women will meet over age 60. Sue at 842-9088. Retirement Reform will be reviewed. THE REGISTER. SEPTEMBER 5, 1990 21 "1 Rumson rips Florio programs I GREATER MEDIA NEWS* By Prtiich J. Ross broadened stale sales tax. all without any HOUSES OF WORSHIP legitimate attempt to cut state spending, RUMSON — Gov. Jim Florio may have which in our opinion is and has been out of SUN. SEPTEMBER 9th. A Quid* to Religious S*nric«* to respond to a resolution which the Bo- control for years," the resolution stated. 1 rough Council passed Aug.9. The council has also accused the state of IIUL (Hfcrtii • mfdUrf. 10UL In the resolution, the council asked legis- duping municipalities out of funds, by keep- 5*4 Mb StfMl, fctory *A. «J- ASSEMBLIES OF GOD lators to begin an audit of state spending, ing money collected from utility companies. TMaay State U»> laaaj Laaaj «SI44t (at impose a S percent budget increase cap and Utility companies pay money to the state aaaaaat iM'i Canar mmft CaajaaaMa Sty* Cam Caftaat ./ First AtMmbly of God begin a hiring freeze. in lieu of local property taxes. The money is HC M a 1135: M Faraan I Cknaa Mctaa aat IHTt. 2 Shrewsbury supposed to go back to the municipalities Nans <•> Waaaajaa, taate fm Vdacaa Parlor taatai latt) 1M Florio has not yet responded to the bo- OH SaaMaaj Maaaj (M» Tana Emaaa Panaa Ckaati (IMt'i). 220 Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury Sun: rough. the companies serve, but recently the state SaanaM Ckaat: Canaal/aaaal CacaM TaMa: 2 Vidahaa Ckaah. 8 20am Worship Service 9:40am Bible has been keeping the money collected, the ra*a. Saaaral Viet Partar Omn Staflai Caara. Lara* Cacaao Classes for all ages 10:45am Worship Ser- The council said the "Quality Education council said. Oaafc Maaaajaa; liaaaliaal aaa> w/«aat *aarar H»t 5m TaMa: vice. 7pm Evening Rally Wed: 10am Ladies Act of 1990." the increase in the state in- htfaat UMaaat Maaai PlaaaMa) M Oiaaaar I Ckaat Tm M Prayer. 7:30pm Adult Bible Study, Youth ft The state has failed to return more than Caany Sat: Saaaral Saha: Milaaai) Slant Frart Daat. l*B of Children's Services. Saturday 8am Men's come tax and the increase in the state sales $1 billion collected from utility companies, —OK JWTOS M 12 Naaa 1H4 iaaj Haaal LaaiM-li77 tax will hurt the borough financially. *m* I 1*7 Lwcaai Caatmrtal (Sanaa Daanl mmfr, Prayer. F Eber Reitzel. Pastor 741-0048 the council said. mt l«t 1*11 lKlracaMi NacUacai t Caataaia Ca«/ According to the education act, all the "The governor's tax package . . . will Paatf Haaar 2 U Daaaf M>-US Sihar Hi (140). Dm Monmouth Worship Center money collected by the state for education (HO) taar Saaac Hattladi «21I. *U. Canaaay (10 » ad) have a devastating impact on New Jersey Starhai I Panaajia DaaMaaac Laaaa. Staapl M. Caaartw ef Serving MonmouttiCounty will go directly into "poorer" districts, in- and the Borough of Rumson in particular." Cat tab* tats. Taa Conatt Tay. Kayal aarnrtt \my Friendly people: Practical Bible teaching. stead of being distributed to every district in the council said. CMaaaaa «aaa. »« Oma t Stanlaat Caaactm (31 ac) Dm Spirit filled worship: Youth activities the state. aan Ctaaaaaaaa: uaaajaa. OriaaW Rap: Saal aaaa. naai. acaMar Home Bible studies throughout area mi raaaarUaaaatry rill • paar laaWiaa (taaat 12 rap n Meeting in Marlboro. 577-9150. The education act also requires individu- a!) MT OH PaMap: Dalaky. » WMiaaa: I C Can: FaiiWma, ^———^^^^^ al school districts to pay teacher pensions t Traai Lifts («) Mat (7/3* Ptaaaa tmmi mt mwmnt 77/1100 -Mia" Taia Mian: Saaaral Snat ana tm+, Plaa of EPISCOPAL and Socal Security benefits. The state had City of PMa 1 mtm Hal. Jaaaaaaa Haal Mack Pnah. Naaty formerly been responsible for those costs. Clay. D Kaartar (Mar Caav «H Earp Pnatj "Palo PaayV I Christ Church According to the resolution. ". . . the T«rms: Culi/ApprowO Ctaci. The Episcopal Parish, Shrewsbury forementioned law (the education act) will Broad & Sycamore 741-2220 result in an annual loss to the hard working 10% Buytfs Premium InseacliOT Sit 9-J. 11AM4PM SUNDAY SERVICES: Bam Eucharist citizens of Rumson of $1,372,500 per year Mdaaaitt. ft 10am Parish Eucharist. which will be phased in over a four-year Church. School ft Coffee Hr period in increments of 25 percent per year. WEDNESDAY: 9:30am Eucharist Sal. Sift. I5t» 207 Mxlaoa AM. Sana« Lata. N.j THURS: 7pm Eucharist This equates to 26.3S cents on the tax rate ParioMl Promty»»Sa« MMM B. COM or $263.40 in taxes per $100,000 of assessed Sit Sept ZZiW ElUte ot lams i Batty Patn Visitors Always Welcome valuation . . ." 177 Cmt Kte Or Ton Wvof. NJ. Old First Church, Middletown ". . . the state has conveniently divested •aaa(4)Una. Maa SdaaaW tar Od I Nar. Oaa 69 Kings Hwy. Rev Robert Fox 671-1905 itself from 35 years of responsiblity for MB (Mr 1MK raflaraaOHTraai Hyaooaa) Sun. Worship 10am, Church School, a yaaf aatry H naa tala funding teachers' pensions and Social Secu- aillaaacalaarlyBaa Youth Fellowship. First Sunday Communion. Nursery available rity benefits," the resolution continued. •EMOEII Naai anay » The council blasted Florio for not looking to cut spending before raising taxes. JEWISH ". . . the govenor and the state legislature Temple Bath Ahm have approved ... a tax package, which 550 Lloyd Road, Aberdeen 583-1700 also includes a large increase in state in- A FRIENDLY TEMPLE FOR ALL AGES come tax and a I percent increase in the Fri Evenings: 830pm.Sat Mornings: 9:30am SINGLE BAR/BAT MITZVAHS Pre-school through Adult Social. Educational ft Cultural Programs. Conservative Cong Rabbi Neil Cooper DANOE ^2§8L& METHODIST St. Thomas Methodist Church A.M.E. Zion a UONNECTION Sunday Services: 11 AM Sunday School: 9 Am Pastor Rev. WE Lawson 542-8205 United Methodist Church FALL CLASSES! Red Bank 247 Broad St -747-0446 8:30 am Holy Communion: 10 a.m. Worship Dr Charles Hankins. Dr Thomas McKee What is it about this person? Professional Training In: Why do they attract you so? Classical Ballet • Pointe • Tap NON DENOMINATIONAL M one time or another, everyone finds that Assembly of Christians 7 Jazz • Stretch irresistible someone. What makes that magic Meeting at Gospel Hall Why do they drive you crazy? The stars can • Competition Dance Group 653 Art St. between Grand ft Myrtle Ave shed some light on these questions. Long Branch. NJ 229-0377 or 229-5805 Flo HiffiM can compare horoscopes for the Bible Class/Sun school 11:30am Gospel two of you: Is it in the stars, of are you star- Pre-School - Adult/ All Levels meeting 6pm, Sun Prayer ft Bible Study crossed lovers? This 15 page report kwks at Wed. 7pm A Bible believing local church specialized instruction of the young dancer" following New Testament principles etch of your styles of relating and the relationship between you. It's so accurate you Kings Highway Faith Fellowship may not want to show it to your lover! Just - REGISTER - 44 Memorial Pkwy (Hwy 36) Atlantic Hinds »15. Send birthdates. places, and times to: Pastor Ben Ragusa. Co-Pastor Rose Ra- gusa. Assoc Pastor. Phil Raynis Sun. Serv Thursday Sept. 6 10 30am A 7pm Home Bible Fellowship Aquarius Rising Friday Sept. 7 Wed 7:30pm Youth Night. Fn 7:30pm A Flo Higgins Astrologer Word of Faith Teaching Church 291-2915 775 Rrver Rd. 3-7p» Fair Haven. N J. 07704 Lincroft Bible Church Saturday Sept. 8 790 Newman Springs Rd (Opposite Brook 842-3871 dale College) Assistant Pastor. Gary W 11 am - 2 pa Doperalski Sun. Worship 10:45am ft 6pm Sun Bible School. 945am Bible Study and Prayer every Wed. 7:30pm 747-1231. Also Available TAROT 24 MAIN STREET (RT. 35), EATONTOWN Transit (one yr) •30 CARD READINGS | Come PRESBYTERIAN Character Analysis '10 I 389-9118 Relating Potential MO | Move YOUR CHURCH OR TEMPLE CAN Biorhythm '10 | wrthttusad I With Dance Educators /Training School BE LISTED IN THIS DIRECTORY. Lotto/Lottery MO Reg «20 Us! CALL L I "CERTIFIED BY TEST TO TEACH" I 542-1700 FOR INFORMATION 22 SEPTEMBER 5, 1990, THE REGISTER HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL DAYS SATURDAY 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM SEPT. 15,1990 at TINTON FALLS OCT. 13,1990 at UPPER FREEHOLD FOR MONMOUTH COUNTY HOMEOWNERS, FARMERS, SCHOOLS AND OTHER MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS A PUBLIC SERVICE SPONSORED BY THE MONMOUTH COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS AND SUPERVISED BY THE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH - NO CHARGE TO QUALIFIED PARTICIPANTS THIS PROGRAM IS FOR MONMOUTH COUNTY Maximum volume you can RESIDENTS AND INSTITUTIONS ONLY bring is 200 pounds of dry HHW DISPOSAL DAY - SEPT. 15.1990 material and/or 20 gallons of AT COUNTY LANDFILL CONSTRUCTION ENTRANCE IDENTIFICATION REQUIRED liquid. No container larger OFF SHAFTO ROAD, TINTON FALLS OBSERVE VOLUME & LABEL RESTRICTIONS than five gallons. (DO NOT ENTER THROUGH LANDFILL ON AS8URYAVE.) The following items must be in marked containers with original labels! ANNOUNCING SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR * PESTICIDES AND HERBICIDES USED CML AND BATTERIES! * SOLVENTS AND THINNERS * CORROSIVES AND CLEANERS YOUR OIL AND BATTERIES CAN * POOL CHEMICALS * ANTIFREEZE BE RECYCLED! SINCE THE COUNTY DOES NOT NEED ITS * LIQUID PAINTS/VARNISHES SPECIAL CONTRACTOR FOR * AEROSOL CANS THESE ITEMS, THEY CAN BE BROUGHT TO THE RECYCLING AREA AT THE COUNTY RECLA- jMPNCTTOSCAiJI Our disposal contractor will also accept: MATION CENTER (SHAFTO ROAD * USED MOTOR OIL • OLD GASOLINE ENTRANCE) THE SECOND SAT- URDAY OF EVERY MONTH BE- * AUTOMOBILE BATTERIES TWEEN 10:00 AM - 2:00 P.M. * HOUSEHOLD BATTERIES (OTHER MATERIALS CANNOT BE HANDLED AT THIS LOCATION. (from flashlights, cameras, HHW DISPOSAL DAY - OCT. 13,1990 toys, calculators, etc.) AT COUNTY DISTRICT #7 GARAGE • PRESORTING YOUR WASTE BY CATEGORIES ROUTE 539, UPPER FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP ABOVE WILL PERMIT QUICKER SERVICE! UNACCEPTABLE MATERIALS WE WILL NOT ACCEPT THE FOLLOWING: ALUNTOTN Lab reagents, Woodlife (pentachlorophenol); formalde- hyde; explosives; compressed gases; radioactive materi- als; Silvex; 2,4, 5-T, dioxin; kepone; PCBs or TCDD. NO UNKNOWN CJR UNIDENTIFIED MATERIALS! NO COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL CONTRIBU- TORS, (including commercial pesticide application firms) These firms must dispose of hazardous waste properly as one of the costs of doing business. For Further Information, Please Contact the Monmouth County litf HOT TO ICiiXl Health Department (201-431-7456) or Planning Board (201-431-7460) Thank You For Making Our Landfill a Safer and Cleaner Place. THE REGISTER. SEPTEMBER 5. 1990 23 are available for all voice parts. Scores PEOPLE IN THE NEWS will be provided. For more information, THE ARTS call 747-4582. ART Janice Porter. Shrewsbury, was named Nancy Schoenewolf. Fair Haven, has The Women's Consort of the Mon- the recipient of the Boston-Bouve Service been named to the spring semester dean's list at Wheaton College. Norton. Mass. She A photographic exhibit by Debra L mouth Conservatory of Music will hold Medal from Boston-Bouve College of auditions for new members at 11 a.m. Human Development Professions at North- was one of the graduating seniors at com- Rothenberg will open with a reception 2- mencement exercises held in Ma>. 4 p.m. Sunday at the Thompson Park Friday at its studio. 26 Broad St.. Red eastern University. Boston. The medal is Bank. To audition or for more informa- awarded for outstanding service to the de- Visitor Center. Lincrofi. The exhibit may- partment and the college. be viewed 10 a.m.-4 p.m. weekdays and tion, call the conservatory at 741-8880. Kelly Gale. Little Silver, has been named 10 a.m.-2 p.m. weekends through Sept. The Monmouth Civic Chorus will hold the recipient of the $1,000 scholarship 29. Rothenberg has assembled a collec- open auditions for new singing members Cathryn L. Halverson. Little Silver, grad- awarded annually by the Woman's Club of tion of her black and white photographs 2-5 p.m. Sunday at Trinity Episcopal uated from Williams College. Williams- Little Silver. She plans to attend Springfield of signed New Jersey rock musicians and Church. 56 Front St.. Red Bank. An ac- town. Mass.. with a bachelor of arts degree. College in Massachusetts. top local rock bands. For further infor- companist will be provided. To make an mation, call 842-4000. audition appointment, call Evie Putman Cristine R. Meredith and James C. at 842-2234. Christopher Melvin. Red Bank, was "America: The Melting Pot," a group Quirk, both of Rumson. were among grad-, named to the spring semester dean's list at show featuring the paintings of Stephen The Monmouth Conservatory of uates at commencement exercises at Mid- Johnson C. Smith University. Charlotte. dlebury College. Middlebury. Vt. Hall, Boris Zherdin. Yolanda Mesa. Music. Little Silver, will hold auditions N.C. Jaime Bernstein and Steve Cosentino, for singing and speaking parts for its No- will be presented through Sept. 29 at Art vember production of "The Firemaid" at Jennifer Mica Graham. Rumson. has Forms, 16 Monmoulh St.. Red Bank. 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Church of the Na- been named to the spring semester dean's Valerie Patsky. Little Silver, was named tivity. Ridge and Hance Roads. Fair list at Wake Forest University. Winston- the recipient of the C. David Vanderhoof "Collage and Assemblage," an exhibit Haven. Parts to be filled are for 20 chil- Salem. N.C. Scholarship. The scholarship is awarded an- of the works of six local artists in these dren in grades 4 through 6. 10 teens and nually to a Little Silver graduate who is media, will be on display Saturday eight adults, all with clear voices. For planning a career in one of the environmen- through Oct. 5 at the Guild of Creative more information, call 741-8880. Addi- Raina Uhden. a student at Red Bank Re- tal sciences. Art, 620 Broad St.. Shrewsbury. The art- tional auditions for "The Firemaid" for 9 gional High School. Little Silver, is among ists are Pat Dews. Matawan: Eleanor teen-aged girls with advanced point tech- 46 girls from New Jersey who will attend the Dreskin. Howell; Sonya Grossman. Oak- nique will be held at 3:30 p.m. Sept. 22 at Douglass Science Institute for High School Theresa Ann Black, Tinton Falls, re- hurst: Virginia Hammond. Monmouth the Academy of Dance Arts. 8 Mon- Women to be held on the Douglass campus. ceived a bachelor's degree from Russell Sage Beach: Frances Mcllvain. Red Bank: and mouth St.. Red Bank. For information New Brunswick. The program is designed to College. Troy, N.Y. Arlene Mollow. Wayside. A demonstra- regarding these auditions, call 842-9262. encourage the students to pursue careers in science, math and engineering by providing tion of collage technique by Arlene Mol- Kimberly Ellen Moire. Red Bank, re- low and Pat Dews will be held 3-5 p.m. Open auditions will be held by Star- them with hands-on science experiences. burst Productions for the mystery/come- ceived a bachelor of icience degree from Sunday and a reception for the show will Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Troy. N.Y. be held 3-5 p.m. Sept. 16 at the Guild. dy "A Shot in the Dark" at 8 p.m. on Kristen I. Lapham. Fair Haven, was Tuesday and Sept. 12 at the "original" among the graduates at commencent cere- "The Art of Clowning," an exhibit of First Avenue Playhouse. 42 First Ave.. Yvonne Chan, a student at Monmouth items related to clowning from the col- monies at Rosemont College, Rosemont. Atlantic Highlands. Needed are a young Penn. Regional High School, and David Wagner, a lection of professional clown Helen Vet- woman in early to mid-20s with good student at Rumson-Fair Haven Regional ter of Red Bank, will be on display Tues- comedic flair and two other women, one High School, are among 100 New Jersey day through Oct. 19 at the Red Bank in late 20s and the other in Jate 40s. In Raymond M. Tierney Jr.. Shrewsbury, high school seniors who were selected to Public Library. 84 West Front St.. Red addition, four men are needed aged early was elected chairman of the New Jersey participate in a four-week program at the Bank. The exhibit will include drawings. 30s to mid-50s. For further information State Bar Foundation. Governor's School in the Sciences at Drew books, dolls, figurines and photographs. or directions, call 291-7552. University. Madison. The program offers "Memories of Summer — Seascapes Dawn M. Mosca. Red Bank, graduated intensive, non-credit, college-level instruc- and Landscapes by European Artists at MUSIC from Marymount College. Tarrytown. N.Y., tion in physics, biology, math, chemistry the Turn of the Century." will be exhib- at recent commencement exercises. and computer science. ited Saturday through Oct. 5 at the new Clare Fox in concert will be presented Museum Art Gallery/Circa 1900. 775 by The Monmouth Organ Society at 8 River Road. Fair Haven. The gallery will p.m. Monday at Buck Smith's House of hold a reception to celebrate its grand Brides. 500 Palmer Ave.. North Middle- opening 1-7 p.m. Saturday. The public is town. All are invited. Admission is $3 for invited. Regular gallery hours will be 1-6 members and $5 for guests. For further p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, or by information, call 291 -1883 or 752-8661. appointment. Informal talks are planned for 2 p.m. each day. For more informa- The 1990-91 Tower Hill Concert Se- ries will present Metropolitan Opera Ded Bank tion, call 741-8282. basso Jerome Hines in concert at 7:30 "My Favorite Rejection," an all-media, p.m. Sunday in the sanctuary of the First non-juried show for members only, will Presbyterian Church. 255 Harding Road. be displayed from Saturday through Oct. Red Bank. The public is invited to both 2 at the Art Alliance of Monmouth the concert and a reception following the County. 101 Monmouth St.. Red Bank. concert which will be held in Webster <§treetjair The works of Highlands artist Vincent Hall. Admission is free: a free will offer- DiMattip. who was chosen as the Show- ing will be collected to benefit Christian case Artist of the Month, will be exhib- Artists. Inc. ited in the window gallery on the same dates. A reception celebrating the open- A children's concert, featuring Par- ing of these exhibits will be held 6-8 p.m. achute Express, sponsored by Gymboree arts • crafts Saturday. The public is invited. of Ocean Township. Toms River and Middletown. will be presented at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Oct. 6 at Red Bank Re- • tasty food • gional High School. All proceeds benefit AUDITIONS ~ the Valerie Fund of Monmouth County The Shrewsbury Chorale will hold au- which provides diagnosis and treatment entertainment ditions following the open, working re- for children with cancer and blood disor- hearsals which will be held at 7:45 p.m. ders. Tickets are $10 and $12. For tickets Sept. 11 at the First Unitarian Church. or more information, call Robin at 679- 1475 West Front St.. Lincroft. Openings 3101 orVickiat530-5178. A Family Fun Day! Free Admission & Parking Fort Monmouth sets tournament FORT MONMOUTH — Fort Mon- just one pitch to each batter. If it is called a mouth will hosting a One Pitch Softball ball, the batter walks: if it is a strike, the Tournament on Sept. 14-16. The event will batter is out; if the baiter hits a foul ball, he L Sunday begin at 5 p.m. and take place at Hemphill is out. All other American Softball Associa- tion slow-pitch tournament rules apply. The 01 and Dean fields at the fort. tournament will be double-elimination. First- and second-place cash prizes will be awarded: first place is $500 and second If interested, send entrance fee, along Sept.9 place is $200. The entry fee for the tourna- with team name, coach's name, address and ment is $100. Proceeds will benefit the Mo- phone number to: One Pitch Softball. P.O. along Broad (Street rale, Welfare and Recreation Fund at Fort Box 69, Fort Monmouth. N.J. 07703-0069. 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. 9%; 3O361 Monmouth. This fund supports soldiers and For more information, call Clarence • V9/16/9O) jafcHSQl) their families. Johnson at 532-2848. ext. 32751 from 8 a.m. .In one-pitch softball. the pitcher throws to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. 24 SEPTEMBER 5, 1990, THE REGISTER COMMUNITY CALENDAR p.m. A donation of $3.50 is requested. FUTURE A Prospective New Member Shabbat Ser- A trip to the Metropolitan Museum of vice will be held at 8:30 p.m. at Temple PRETEENS Art will be sponsored by the Monmouth Beth Ahm, 550 Lloyd Road, Aberdeen. Fea- County Park System on Sept. 12. The excur- tured will be highlights of all the diversified sion will leave at 8:45 a.m. from Thompson social, educational and cultural programs We're ready for fall! Park, Newman Springs. Road, Lincroft, and the temple has to offer for all age groups •jackets return at 5 p.m. The fee of $11 includes Prospective new members will have the op- round-trip transportation. Registration is portunity to meet and greet Rabbi Cooper. • separates required. For further information, call 842- Cantor Stern, board members and congre- • dresses 4000. gants. For further information, call 583- • accessories A trip to New York City will be spon- 1700. & more! sored by the Holmdel Recreation Depart- Pre-school films will be shown 10:30- ment on Sept. 26. The bus will depart at 9 11:15 a.m. at the Matawan-Aberdeen Public O / a.m. from the Parkway Commuter Lot (be- Library, 165 Main St., Matawan. No regis- hind the Road Department) and drop par- tration is required. txciuiit'ttu flittccni ticipants off at Duffy's Square, where they The 1990 Senior Games of New Jersey 771 River Road can purchase, with cash only, tickets for the sponsored by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Fair Haven matinee shows, or enjoy the day in New New Jersey for New Jersey residents age 55 842-2639 York City until the bus departs at 5 p.m. and over, will be held today through Sunday Hours Mon -Sat 10-5 p.m. from Duffy's Square. The cost is $12. Regis- on the campus of Brookdale Community tration is required. For further information, College, Lincroft. Registration fee is $6 and call 946-2870. will be accepted for many of the events up Spaces are available for a flea market to until the day of competition. For further be held by the Shrewsbury Kiwanis Club information, call 609-292-9787. Rergenf from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 22 in the parking The first ef a series of informal dis- lot of The Register. Route 35, Shrewsbury. cussions centered on parenting concerns Spaces are $ 10 or $20. if a table is required, called "Mother Talk" will be held 8-9:30 and can be reserved by calling 542-2834. p.m. in room 207 of the Matawan Presbyte- Proceeds from the flea market and the sale rian Church on Route 34. The discussion of refreshments will support local charities. will be "Images of Motherhood." For fur- Rain date is Sept. 23. ther information, call 946-8453. TODAY SATURDAY ~ Quest for singles will meet at 7:45 p.m. A flea market will be sponsored by The every Wednesday at the First Unitarian Ladies Auxiliary of Keyport Fire Patrol 9 Church, 1475 West Front St, Lincroft. Fea- a.m.-4 p.m. at the firehouse. First and Wa- tured will be group discussions, frequent verly streets, Keyport. Spaces are $7.50 and special programs, music and dancing, and a vendors should bring their own table. For comfortable atmosphere in which to meet space reservation or further information, new people. Admission is $5. call 739-6647. "Is Marxism Deadr wfll be offered 1:30- Garden State Ma-Voice Club for Laryn- SAVE 3:30 p.m. at Brookdale Community College, gectomees will meet at 9 a.m. in the audito- Lincroft. The program is designed to guide rium of Riverview Medical Center, Red students through the basic tenets of Marx- Bank. For more information, call Edward ism, evaluate its impact on history, and Saville at 566-6632. consider which cultures or peoples may still A private tour of the "Sara Eyestone Gal- find Marx's ideas appealing. Ultimately, the lery" in Ocean and a visit with artist Sara question will be: Has Marxism been dis- Eyestone will be offered by the Community credited by recent events in Eastern Europe? Services at Brookdale Community College. The fee is $7. For registration, call 842- Lincroft as part of its "Lively Weekends" 1809. series. Participants will meet at 9:30 a.m. at 60% Monmouth Reform Temple will hold an the Sheraton Hotel for a full breakfast, then open house 6-9 p.m. at the synagogue, 332 move to the gallery, finishing at 12:30 p.m. Hance Ave., Tinton Falls. Refreshments The fee of $ 18 includes breakfast: guests will will be served. The public is welcome. provide their own transportation. For fur- A ladies bowling league, sponsored by the ther information or registration, call 842- Holmdel Recreation Department, will meet 1809. HIE at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesdays during the -Brunch at the Marriott Marquis and Af- nan school year at the Strathmore Lanes, Route. ternoon at the Central Park Zoo" outing 34, Aberdeen. This is a "fun" social- group will be offered by Community Services at and no special average is needed to partici- Brookdale Community College. Lincroft. pate. New members are welcome. For fur- 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. The fee is $40. For registra- ther information, call 946-2870. tion and further information, call 842-1809: The 20th annul Shrewsbury Corners An- tiques Show and Sale, sponsored by Christ THURSDAY Church and the Presbyterian Church, will A dance party for singles will be spon- be open for the second of two days, from 11 sored by Singles Again Inc. at 9 p.m.. orien- a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church tation for newcomers at 8:30 p.m., at the House, 352 Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury Colts Neck Inn, Route 537. Colts Neck. Merchandise including furniture, paintings. Non-members are welcome. For further in- prints, jewelry, quilts and linens will be dis- formation, call 928-2300. played for sale by 25 dealers from six states. The regular schedule of the Bell Choir. Luncheon will be offered from 11 a.m. to 2 Youth Choir and Adult Choir will resume p.m. at the Christ Church Parish Hall. A today at the Matawan United Methodist tour of historic buildings will be held 2-4 Church. Atlantic Avenue. Aberdeen. For p.m. A donation of $3.50 is requested. further information, call 566-2996. A free open honse will be hosted by the 9 Monmouth Reform Temple will hold an Monmouth County Park System 10 a.m.-4 open house 6-9 p.m. at the synagogue. 332 p.m. at Deep Cut Park, Red Hill Road. SAVE 15 SAV E*30 Hance Ave.. Tinton Falls. Refreshments Middletown. Featured will be displays and On All 3-speed Models* On All Intelli-Touch» Models* will be served. The public is welcome. demonstrations of orchid growing and bon- Wide Choice of Styles • Savings On Energy • Variable Speed Settings sai culture, dried flower arranging, plant Reversible Air Flow • Parked With Features propagation, wreath making and herbal tast- FRIDAY ~~ ings. The public is invited to stroll around The 20th annual Shrewsbury Corners An- the grounds, meet the staff and ask garden- 'Excludes First Home Models 'Excludes Nassau 411 IT tiques Show and Sale, sponsored by Christ ing questions. For further information, call Church and the Presbyterian Church, will 842-4000. PRICES IN EFFECT Thru Wed., Sept. 12th be open for the first of two days from 11 A grandma's attic sale will be held 9 a m- 'Manufacturers suggested retail price. a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church 3:30 p.m. at the Middletown Senior Center. House, 352 Sycamore Ave'.. Shrewsbury. Croydon Hall. Leonardville Road. Leonar- Merchandise including furniture, paintings, do. Tables are $7 each and $5 for senior prints, jewelry, quilts and linens will be dis- All stores open SUNDA Y 12-5 except Bergenfield & Paramus citizens. For reservations, call 615-2265. played for sale by 25 dealers from six states. An outdoor flea market will be sponsored Luncheon will be offered from 11 a.m. to 2 77 M WASHINGTON AVE *OUT£ 4* CAST by the Atlantic Highlands Historical Society p.m. at the Christ Church Parish Hall. A 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Atlantic Highlands .1 tour of historic buildings will be held'2-4 Yaeta Harbor off First -vt+ehue, 'Atlantic THE REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 5. 1990 25 Highlands. Rain date is Sept. IS. Spaces are the fellowship hall. At 7 p.m.. Rodger Sell- S15 each. For further information, call 291- ers will be installed as associate pastor at the 4313 or 291-9454. church. Members of the community are in- "Ote and the Devil," a Latin American vited to join the ordination and commu- puppet show for children, will be presented nion service. Refreshments will he served by Oly Proctor and Company at 11 a.m. at afterward. the Monmouth County Library Eastern Kite Day will be held rain or shine 1:30- Branch. Route 35. Shrewsbury. The puppet 2:30 p.m. at the Nature Center of Ponc\ show is part of Monmouth County Library's Park. Middletown. Panicipants will have week-long series of programs in celebration the opportunity to learn about the variety of of Hispanic Heritage Week} kites, how to make their own. some tricks The Right An old-fashioned counrn square dance on how to fly them and watch kites soaring will be sponsored by the Monmouth County through the air (weather permitting), or try Park System 7:30-10 p.m. at the Holmde'l flying their own. There will also be a few Park Shelter Building. Longstreet Road. kites for sale. This program is free and no Holmdel. Beginner and advanced dancejp of registration is required. all ages are invited. The fee is $2.50. payable Sunday School will resume at 9:15 a.m. at at the door. For further information, call Matawan United Methodist Church. 478 Lawyer 842-4000. Atlantic Ave.. Aberdeen, with classes for all ages. An intermediate kayak clinic will be sponsored by the Monmouth County Park System at 8 a.m. today and at 7 a.m. Sunday MONDAY at Thompson Park. Newman Springs Road. Registration for the Thunderettes Twir- Lincroft. The clinic will consist of a Satur- ling Team for girls age 5-18 will be held 6-8 day lake session, during which basic skills Can Make p.m. at Sycamore Drive School. Hazlel. For will be practiced, as well as a Sunday river further information, call 888-0899 or 888- session conducted under controlled supervi- 0047. sion. All equipment will be provided. The fee is $58 and registration is required. For further information, call 842-4000. TUESDAY The second session of a two-pan training A Big program for new parent aide volunteers will SUNDAY be presented by the Monmouth County A benefit spaghetti and meatball dinner Board of Social Services from 6:30 p.m. to 8 for Buddy Hughes will be sponsored by the p.m. at the Monmouth County Library Knights of Columbus of Keyport 1-6 p.m. at Eastern Branch. Route 35. Shrewsbury. Par- the Council Hall. Route 35. Keyport. The ticipants will learn skills that will enable price is S5 for adults and $3 for children. them to share parenting experience as part Difference. For further information, call 264-6229 or of the Parent Aide Program, designed to 264-8530. help single parents learn how to reduce the Aa indoor flea market and baseball card frustrations that can lead to child abuse. For show will be held 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Mid- information on joining the training sessions, dletown Post 2179 of the Veterans of For- call Volunteers in Public Service. Mon- eign Wars, located off Route 36 East (just mouth County Board of Social Services, at past the A&P at Wilson Avenue). Port Mon- 571-5716. Whether it's an accident, an mouth. Tables are $ 10 each. Doors will be Sgt. Glenn Meyer of the Monmouth open for dealer set-up at 7 a.m. For reserva- County Prosecutor's Office will be the guest injury, D.W.I., or divorce tions, call 671-3559. speaker at a session entitled "Whodunnit? Sanday School Classes will begin at 9:15 Crime Investigation" 7:30-9:30 p.m. at a.m. today at the Matawan United Method- Brookdale Community College. Lincroft. litigation, see Chamlin, ist Church. Atlantic Avenue. Aberdeen, tie will discuss how physical evidence is with classes available from nursery through used to investigate crimes and obtain con- Rosen, Cavanagh & Uliano. high school. There are also several classes victions in this session that covers foot- for adults. For further information, call 566- prints, tracks. Woodwork, fingerprints, trash 29%. work, firearms, drugs and more. The fee is $5. For registration, call 842-1809. A New England country dance will be sponsored by Community Services of Storytime registration for children ages 2- The Monmouth County law Brookdale Community College. Lincroft. 5- 5 will begin at 9 a.m. at the Matawan-Aber- 9 p.m. at the Bayshore Community Learn- deen Public Library. 165 Main St.. Mat- firm with the national ing Center, 311 Laurel Ave.. West Keans- awan. burg. Beginners will be taught during the A Baby Boomer program for parents and first hour. Singles or couples are welcome. their infants (crawlers) will be sponsored by reputation. Sneakers or soft-soled shoes are required. the Monmouth County Park System 9-9:45 Featured will be professional callers and live a.m. on Tuesdays through Oct. 23 at Dor- music. Admission is $6 and includes re- brook Park. Route 537. Colts Neck. The freshments. For further information, call program is designed to develop the babies' For an appointment call 747-1571 or 747-4813. socialization skills and sense of togetherness with the parent. The fee is $26 per pair and A barbecue will be held 2-5 p.m. on the registration is required. For further infor- George Chamlin or Tom grounds of Temple Beth Ahm. 550 Lloyd mation, call 842-4000. Road. Aberdeen. For further information, call 583-1700. Mothers of Pre-Schoolers will begin this year with get-acquainted meetings at 9:30 Cavanagh at 229-3200. A Street Fair will be held from 11 a.m. to a.m. today and Sept. 25 at the New Mon- 6 p.m. along Broad Street in Red Bank. In- mouth Baptist Church in Middletown. ternational and gourmet foods and displays MOPS will meet the second and fourth of fine art crafts, furniture and jewelry will Tuesday of each month from September to be featured. Entertainment will include mu- May, and the child-care program (called sical groups, dance performances, martial Moppets) will be in session during MOPS arts demonstrations, a strolling clown and a meetings. Mothers with children from birth magic act. Admission and parking are free. to first grade are invited. For further infor- Rain date is Sept. 16. mation and registration, call Mary Downum "Family Fused" will be presented 6-7:30 at 739-1440. or the church office at 671- p.m. at the New Monmouth Baptist Church. 5998. CHAMLIN, ROSEN, Cherry Tree Farm and New Monmouth Road, New Monmouth, Modeled after the TV game show, this event will use actual WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12 answers from dozens of Middletown fami- Quest for singles will meet at 7:45 p.m. lies in a test of understanding and quick every Wednesday at the First 1'nitanan thinking. It is an opportunity for youths CAVANAGH & LUANO Church. 1475 West Front St.. Lincroft Fea- from grades 6-12 and their parents to learn tured will be group discussions, frequent more about one another, and see what special programs, music and dancing, and a youth activities are being offered this year. comfortable atmosphere in which to meet Attorneys at Law For further information, call 908-671 -5998. new people. Admission is $5. FaO worship will resume at 9:15 a.m. for "What Your Homeowners Policy Should adult forum and 10:30 a.m. for church Cover" will be the topic of a lecture given school at the Presbyterian Church at by Cheryl A. Guttormsen. senior personal Shrewsbury. 352 Sycamore Ave.. lines manager of Mullaney Insurance Asso- 229-3200 Shrewsbury. Nursery is provided. ciates, at 7:30 p.m. at the Middletown Pub- The fall schedule will begin with service lic Library. 55 New Monmouth Road. Mid- dlotpwn. The lecture is open to the public a»JO: 1 :> a.ov at ithe;Fif*l Presbyterian i ietarch> tuf Matawa*. followed; tr> reffqe it* frqtiofchanj*. ;/ i,,| ii JIHI I. I J > enwv=i«s« rerassr SEPTEMBER 5,1990, THE REGISTER Martin named to town council inclination and the interest," be said. Martui tees Us sew position as a chal LITTLE SILVER — According to Donal lenge, and is looking forward to working on Martin, the Borough Council's newest whatever issues may face him as a coun- AT THE BED LION INN ~ STOCKWUDGE ~ MASSACHUSETTS member, he was chosen to fill the vacancy cilman. He said his highest priority will be created by Gerald Murphy's -resignation be- to work on controlling taxes. See Us In Shrewsbury, 1^ cause he has plenty of time to serve the "I think it is a very interesting challenge needs of the community. and there are certainly a lot of things to look j into," he said. "Overall, I think taxes have The borough's Republican Steering Com- gotten a little out of hand at every level, and Our New PALL Catalog is in! mittee appointed Martin, who is retired, to we have got to do something about it the empty Borough Council seat after Mur- *I want to try to slow down the increase Pick up your FREE Copy Today! phy resigned due to time demands created of taxes; I really want to get my teeth into by a new business venture. The appoint- ' it," Martin said "I had my own business, so ment was announced Aug. 20. I feel I am somewhat knowledgeable fiscal- Martin is a former co-owner of the Sport ly, and can add some ideas on how to cut Think about what a Spot sporting goods store on Prospect Ave- costs." difference new curtail nue. 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NO RAIN CHECKS! 2 Checkers will charge 40% off the regular price. 3 99' AS SIMPLE AS A,B Make sure that your school registers with Acme Then l cold »cme Register Receipts- Save oateasept 7 1990 thru Fee s 1991 2 Scott Paper Products— Learning Tools for Schools Seals 3) S Labels from camobeii s and any of TASTYKAKE their products such as Swan«on s franco American Peppendge Farm C/l Preqo Mrs Paul s Le Menu and viasic rH 4 T«tyKa»e Family Pack- UPC (Bar FAMILY PACKS SALE 3) Code) Symbols Turn them In to your School As soon as your WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. NO RAIN CHECKS! Checkers will charge 50% off the regular price. V) School collects the numwr needed acme will award a rttt IBM Computer TO »0u» SCMOCX KOTt 'ftny public or privJtt non profit it»« f««ncti xcrpd'twj Bind»r9art*n tnrougrtMign School 1* r THURS., FRI. & SAT. wren » ->u»q« ma univemtifs mjv D»mcip»re m schools must r* accrfdited Dv rr* stjt* Board o* m Education or equivalent state agtncv >The school SEPT.6.7&8 3) prtncloal or Parent Teacher Croup President must register the school with »cww m order to mmmn COMPLETE DETAILS AT ACME OR YOUR LOCAL SCHOOL • 9vm*r*0'0 Sonogttwfl I Two FurMwtn Konrdtir Ciitton 3O SEPTEMBER 5, 1990, THE REGISTER Thunderstorm cleanses earth The storm was an angry invader, quickly routing the sultry stillness of the night. It swept in on flashing wings, its giant sparks lighting sequence pictures of trees COMPUTERS FOR THg^pttE AND BUSINESS writhing and flailing in mortal combat with BILL the wind. It assaulted the earth with a tor- BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS: rential bombardment, gouging the soil and SANDFORD pouring its fragments into the streets. ENVIRONMENT^ Present This Coupon For Then it was gone, and the stillness and > Have your computer/monitor & SQAOO the stars returned. But the heat had been put were spared the discomforts of overly hot keyboard cleaned & checked for yOU to flight. conditions with a temperature average that The creatures of the land relaxed in the was exactly at the norm. > For the first time buyer fresh coolness of a new air mass and sur- September's monthly mean temperature or upgrade deduct veyed the debris of the battle. is about six degrees lower than August's, at a 10%!= pleasant 66. S degrees. Rainfall averages There had been casualties: a limb down about 1.5 inches less in our county area, but (201)517-8889 here, a tree uprooted there, leaves and normal signals are off if we get one of the 721 Auth Avenue • Ocean Township., N.J. 07712 branches everywhere, and erosion on the hurricanes this month can bring. bare slopes. (Behind Motivations on Rt. 35) Expires 10-1-90 We'll have to label the moon that became In a bygone day it might have been con- full Tuesday night (9:47 EDT) the Sturgeon sidered a stiff price to pay for a brief respite Moon. Although the Harvest Moon usually from the heat Today, the destruction over occurs in September, that one will be a little the limited area of the storm is merely com- late this year, on Oct. 4. parable to that done by a single bulldozer in a day. The reorganized Monmouth County Au- dubon Society has issued its schedule for the Why stop to count the casualties of the 1990-91 season. It will begin with a picnic at storm? We've a huge horde of bulldozers Huber Woods, Cooper Road, Middletown, BROOKDALE OFFERS out there, like a million hungry dragons, Sept. 16 from noon to 4 p.m. It will be a needing to be fed and put to work. bring-your-own affair. September it here now, and our summer The club's first meeting will be Oct. 3 is not long for this world. when day Sutton will present a program on FREE It's a sad fact of our scheduling habit that raptors. The meetings are held at the parish most of us must return to work or to school house of Trinity Episcopal Church, West just when the days become most conducive Front St, Red Bank, at 8 p.m. There is to outdoor pursuits. The ninth month ample free parking'in the adjacent White CLERICAL/COMPUTER promises a lot more of the perfect hours for Street parking lot. camping, boating, hiking, birding. fishingo r The county branch is an affiliate of the just watching nature putting on the dress of National Audubon Society, members of a new season. which automatically become members of SKILL TRAINING Except for the fact that it threatened to the local unit. The program meetings are drown us on occasion, we can't find much open to all and free. fault with the month just past Rainfall that Bill Sandford of Matawan, retired asso- was more than three times the August norm ciate editor of The Register, has been writ- and far exceeded the previous record high ing his column about nature and conserva- II YOU ARE for the month seemed a bit much, but we tion in Monmouth County since 1952. 55 OR OLDER AND Changing Jobs BACK TO SCHOOL Re-entering the Job Market Have Never Worked Before DRIVE And Are Seeking Employment FIND OUT IF YOU MEET SAFELY ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS By CALLING CAREER SERVICES AT 842-1900, EXT. 794 FOR A PRELIMINARY INTERVIEW APPOINTMENT Program funded through the Monmouth County Job Training Partnership Act BROOKCALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Institution Newman Springs Rd. Shrewsbury, N.J. 741-5886 Uii»m«iininiitiiiiiiininitmtmiii»iinwniuitmt'H THE REGISTER/SEPTEMBER 5. 1990 31 The cap that every home owner should wear. EQUITY UNE PLUS 12.75% A.P.R. LIFETIME CAP Much has been which bases your written about equity principal payment on a lines of credit over 15 year or 20 year term. The ihe past few years. extended term makes it excellent You've been told that the for those individuals who have ongoing variable interest rate equity lines are financial commitments, such as college tuition. passing along to you, more interest rate risk than you It also can provide funds for home improvements and should accept, but not what your real risk is. The home maintenance, which will go a long way towards growing apprehension consumers have shown about increasing the future value of your home. 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It offers one of the lowest lifetime r jtc . of 12.75% A.P.R. There is an application tec of $ I 50.00, payable caps in the industry at 12.75% A.P.R. This line offers upo;1 « plication, and an annual fee of $35.00. The minimum loan ad- lifetime access, which doesn't limit your draw period, EMC ."u . . take is $300.(10. Interest may be fully tax deductible vou shou! J cnnsuit a qualified tax advisor lor complete dctaiU A» ol March as is the case with some other lines of credit. Equity 1st, IOTQ, irh. interest rate on Kquity I.IIK Plus »as 12.00%. Line Plus is a revolving line and you can select a plan AMBOY MADISON NATIONAL BANK "Choke Banking" Mrmhcr f D l.C. 32 SEPTEMBER 5, 1990, THE REGISTER nue. Shrewsbury, was charged with careless LITTLE SILVER driving afteT her vehicle struck the Belford TINTON FALLS POLICE BEAT resident's vehicle from the rear on Police are looking for a Lincroft resident A Little Silver Point Road resident re- Shrewsbury Avenue. Patrolman Matthew who received $ 16.58 worth of gasoline in his All information in the following reports ported at 1:04 p.m. Aug. 24 that the house Garrison responded. white Corvette and left the station without was taken from local police department re- had been burglarized sometime during the paying for it. The incident occurred at 9:11 cords. previous night. Entry was gained through a a.m. Aug. 30 at the Mobil station, cellar window and $90 from a man's wallet A Fair Haven resident was charged with Shrewsbury Avenue. Patrolman Kruse is in- and a woman's purse was taken. Sgt. Wil-failure to signal before turning following a vestigating. FAIR HAVEN liam Wikoff responded. motor vehicle accident on Broad Street at 10:19 a.m. Aug. 28. Mildred Becker. 71. was A Hoboken man was charged with theft At 12:59 p.m. Aug. 24, a Fair Haven issued the summons after her vehicle struck Yacht Club member reported her Sailing An East Borne Drive resident reported at by deception, credit card theft and forgery a Pembroke Pines. Fla.. resident's vehicle after he attempted to use a stolen credit card Sloop Klepper Foldaway Tradewind River 5:46 p.m. Aug. 24 that an attempted bur- while making a left turn. Patrolman Paul glary had occurred at the house sometime at the Envoy Inn, Center Plaza on Aug. 26. boat missing. The boat is valued at Sojka responded. Jorge Anthony Fiore, 28, Willow Avenue, $3,000. during the past few days. A rear, sliding door had been pried, but no entry was Hoboken. fled from police after receiving $52.28 worth of accommodations at the gained. Special Officer Dan Shaffery re- Between 8-9 p.m. Aug. 20. an unknown sponded. motel. He was additionally charged with At 10:56 p.m. Aug. 25, a Fair Haven subject removed a strongbox from a desk possession of a controlled dangerous sub- Road resident reported that he had just re- drawer at the Party Tyme store at the stance, believed to be cocaine, and is turned home to find his house burglarized. Grove. The stolen box contained $175. Pa- An accident between a bicyclist and an wanted on all charges. A companion, Nata- He had been out between 6:30 p.m. and the trolman Matthew Garrison responded. lie Jubinski. 25. Old Farm Road, Colts time of the call. Sgt. Richard Post and Pa- automobile occurred at 10:24 p.m. Aug. 24 at Branch and Sycamore avenues. The bicy- Neck, was also charged with possession of a trolman Paul McCue responded and report- CDS. Sgt. McDonald is investigating. ed that entry was gained by prying the back clist, a Shrewsbury resident, was injured A bicycle was stolen from the Shrewsbury door open with a screwdriver. The resident and transported to Riverview Medical Cen- Borough School. Broad Street, between 8 An Islamic symbol was spray-painted in reported miscellaneous coins missing along ter by the first aid squad. The automobile a.m. and 4 p.m. Aug. 23. The bicycle, va- driver was a Highlands resident. Patrolman the road on Cloverdale Circle. The graffitti with a gold watch and a rigging knife. lued at $150. is described as a black Huffy Kevin Tuohy was the responding officer. with a multi-colored seat. Patrolman Timo- was reported on Aug. 26. Officer Burton is thy Spencer was the responding officer. investigating. A Bricktown resident reported at 10:50 A resident of Alderbrook Townhomes. A Neptune minor was charged with pur- p.m. Aug. 27 that someone had broken into Harding Road, reported at 7:51 p.m. Aug. An tftfurawn subject removed four tires chasing alcoholic beverages while under the his pickup truck. Lt. Richard Towler re- 27 that five welcome signs and two grand from a flbrage area at the Circle Chevrolet age of 21 after he was observed exiting the sponded and found that the subject took an opening signs were stolen between Aug. 17 dealership, Shrewsbury Avenue, between Buy-Rite store on Asbury Avenue with two ammunition can containing an assortment and Aug. 27. The signs were valued at $280. 6:30 p.m. Aug. 23 and 6:30 a.m. Aug. 24. 12-packs of Budweiser beer on Aug. 25. Ter- of tools valued at $200. The vehicle was The tires were valued at $792. Patrolman rence William Conklin, 18. Anthony Drive, parked on McCaner Avenue at the time of Matthew GarrrisonTesponded. Neptune, apparently snowed a false ID to the incident. A burglar) was reported at a Mayfair the clerk sating that he was 21. Officer Court residence at 10:15 p.m. Aug. 27. The Turning was the arresting officer. incident occurred between 7:30-10:15 p.m. A $100 bill was stolen from a purse in a desk drawer at a Broad Street office building A Middletown resident came to police that night, and assorted jewelry was taken. A residence was vandalized Aug. 26. A headquarters at 11:55 p.m. Aug. 28 and re- Entry was gained through an unlocked door. between 9:45-11:55 a.m. Aug. 24. Capt. James Hagan responded. Delwood Drive home had a sign in front of ported that he had parked his father's car on Patrolman Martin Scherzinger responded. the house knocked down overnight. Officer Lewis Lane at approximately 9:30 p.m.. and McEntegart is investigating. when he returned, the car was gone. A SHREWSBURY On Aug. 27, a 29 year-old female employ- friend found the car at Krauzer's. River ee at the Acme market, Shrewsbury Plaza, A Howard Avenue home was entered ille- Road, and discovered that it had been dam- A Belford resident was injured in a motor was accused of stealing $20.99 by not ring- gally on Aug 25. Although nothing was sto- aged and a Sony portable compact disc play- vehicle accident and transported to River- ing up the sale and putting the money in the len, two screens and two windows were er had been taken. Sgt. Richard Post re- view Medical Center, Red Bank, on Aug. cash register. Patrolman Nathan Tomaino damaged. Patrolman Michling is investigat- sponded. 27. Margaret A. Quinlan. 34. Barker Ave- was the responding officer. ing. He just knew It's garage sale time again! Time to call CLASSIFIED would want it. Ask for help devising a Eventually, he strategy to reach all those used his head certain some- ones who'll and called make your sale a success. classified* Gather your H & R BLOCK TAX COURSE items together and give us a BEGINS SOON call today. 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Students 671-9314 in Monmouth receive hands-on experience County or 238-3737 in in preparing individual tax Middlesex County. returns, working with >rn ft)—tt tf>i I'II* viiiii )') f i yt,.'. :'-; J ^ J . ' . / J j I.. > J I THE REGISTER. SEPTEMBER 5. 1990 33 Water pollutants reported By Marilyn Duff NATCO LAKE Following is data on eight area lakes in- A 59.2 acre tidal lake with a tidal salt cluded in the county Health Department's marsh. Contains the most northern pine study of sediment in 20 interior count\ barren island in the county. Located in the lakes. The data includes levels of heavy Rantan Bay watershed with no major feeder metals and total petroleum hydrocarbons streams. The major road is Route 36. found in sediment samples. Range of pH: 8.56. For each lake, except the Swimming Sediment pollutants in mg/kg: copper. 47; River Reservoir, two sampling stations were nickel. 8.5: lead. 34: zinc. 98: arsenic. 3.9; located at a distance of one quarter of the mercury. .48: cadmium. 3.5; chromium. 20; lake's length from its midpoint. One station total petroleum hydrocarbons. 232. The was located toward the lake's major inlet health department has requested assistance and the second, toward the outlet. Equal from the EPA and DEP concerning Natco amounts of sediments from the two stations Lake, as well as Wampum Lake in Eaton- were placed in a sample container and thor- town. The\ will be the subjects of future oughly mixed. addendum reports. At the reservoir, sampling stations were set up at the midpoint of each of the reser- voir's two major branches. MARLU LAKE The analyses were performed by Prince- A 20-acre fresh water lake located in the ton Labs. The study showed pollutants in Swimming River Reservoir. Navcsink lakes increased with proximity to the coast, River. Shrewsbury River. Rantan Bay and where population density also increases. Atlantic Ocean watersheds. The major feed- Based on a 1977 EPA sediment classifica- er stream is Bordcn's Brook and the major tion, the following values in mg/kg indicate road. Route 520. "moderate pollution" for each of the respec- Range of pH: 7.34-7.35. tive heavy metals. Lesser values indicate Sediment pollutants in mg/kg: copper. "non-pollution." while higher values indi- 11.6: nickel. 0; lead, 16.7; zinc. 18.5; arsenic. cate "heavy pollution." 8.8: mercury. 0; cadmium. .93; chromium. Copper. 25-50; nickel. 20-50: lead. 40-60: 4.2: total petroleum hydrocarbons. 0. zinc. 90-200: arsenic. 3-8: chromium. 25-75. A measurement of 6 or higher of cadmium SWIMMING RIVER indicates heavy pollution, and a mea- surement of 1 or higher of mercury indi- RESERVOIR cates heavy pollution. This 535.6-acre fresh water reservoir has There are no established standards for an entire drainage area of 51.37 square total petroleum hydrocarbons. The county miles and the following major feeder Health Department interior lake study re- streams: Willow. Ramenessin. Yellow and THE RESERVOIR port states that while petroleum hydrocar- Bucks Pond brooks and Big Brook. It is pan Swimming River Reservoir sediment is exposed during the dry summer of 1988. The bons are naturally exuded from leaves as of the Navesink and Shrewsbury river wa- reservoir, which is bordered by Middletown, Holmdel and Colts Neck, covers 535.6 they decompose, that portion probably rep- tersheds and the Rantan Bay and Atlantic acres and has a drainage area of 51.37 square miles. resents a small amount of the analyses, and Ocean watersheds. Major roads are routes the bulk is from petroleum compounds 520. 537 and 34. found in oil and gasoline. Sewage treatment plants permuted by the The study also includes a variety of data DEP to discharge treated wastewater into Study on lake sediments relating to air pollution which is. according tributaries (million gallons/day): Holm- to the report, water pollution — water- del — AT&T (. I); Prudential (.045): Village sheds, geological formation and predomi- School (.01): Penwalt (.086); Holmdel Con- called a 'new cutting edge' nant soil groups relating to the 20 lakes, and valescent Center (.025); Remington's Cafe urban runoff and properties of used auto- (.028). Colts Neck — Colts Neck Inn (.0061: By Marilyn Duff County." presents a preliminary reference motive oil compared to virgin oil. Naval Weapons Station Earle (.374). Marl-" on the ecology of the county's surface water. Also, copies were submitted to the DEP boro — Marlboro State Hospital (I). The county Health Department has re- In addition to providing levels of sedi- Division of Science and Research, to con- Range of pH: 8.36-8.38. cently completed a study of sediments in 20 ment pollutants, it provides a variety of sider expanding its toxicity testing of fish in Sediment pollutants in mg/kg: copper. 90; of the larger interior county lakes, measur- data on the surrounding environment, in- Newark Bay and the ocean to include fresh nickel. 3.7; lead. 12: zinc. 21; arsenic. 4.5; ing the level of various heavy metals, poly- cluding types of roads, population densities, water lakes. mercury. .06: cadmium. 3.2: chromium, 11; chlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). pesticides watersheds and the presence of sewer plants. total petroleum hydrocarbons. 13. Accord- and petroleum hydrocarbons. It also measures pH to determine how ing to the health department, copper is No PCBs were detected and the only pes- acid (0-7) or alkaline (7-14) the sediments LAKE LEFFERTS added to the reservoir for algae control and then filtered out. ticide found was Chlordane. in Wampum and water are. since pH affects how heavy A 69-acre tidal-water lake in the Matawan Lake in Eatontown. metals mobilize from the sediment into the Creek and Rantan Bay watersheds. Major The borough of Eatontown was advised water column. Lakes, according to the re- feeder streams are Matawan Creek and two SHADOW LAKE of this finding, and all the information was port, act as sinks for sediments introduced unnamed tributaries. Major area roads are referred to the state Department of Environ- and resuspended by storms. Lakes with routes 34 and 516 and Main Street. An 89-acrc tidal-water lake in the Nave- mental Protection and the federal Environ- more shoreline tend to accumulate more Range of pH: 4.3-6.63. sink and Shrewsbury nver watersheds and mental Protection Agency, which, according sediment, and slow-flowing lakes also have the Raman Bay and Atlantic Ocean water- Sediment pollutants in mg/kg: copper. 28; sheds. The major feeder streams are to Myron E. LaVake. the health depart- higher rales of sediment settling. nickel. 2; lead. 29; zii\c. 34; arsenic. 3.8: ment's environmental program administra- Crooked Run. Nut Swamp and Jumping Pollutants will also absorb to mucky, fine mercury. 0: cadmium. 1.5. chromium. 3.5: Brook. Major roads are Route 50. the Ciar- tor, indicated there was no need to restrict organic silts more than to coarse sand. Also, total petroleum hydrocarbons. 34. present uses al any of the lakes. den State Parkway and West Front Street according to Jargowsky. some of the soils Range ofpH is 7.2-7.3. In this area, the lakes include Matawan. will naturally leach, or pass out heavy met- LAKE MATAWAN Sediment pollutants in mg/kg: copper. Lefferts. Treasure and Natco lakes in the als through percolation. 24.3; nickel. 5; lead. 20.6: /inc. 31.7: arsenic. Bayshore region. Marlu Lake and the Swim- The impetus for the study. Jargowsky A 24-acrc tidal lake in the Matawan 7; mercury. 0; cadmium. 2.8; chromium. ming River Reservoir in the Middletown- said, came from a study of nine coastal lakes Creek and Rantan Bay watersheds. The 4.6; and total petroleum hydrocarbons 0. Holmdel-Colts Neck area. Shadow Lake in conducted several \ears ago with the DEP. major feeder stream is Gravely Brook. Middletown and Wampum Lake in Eaton- That study, he said, concentrated on the Major area roads are Lloyd Road. Route 34 town. impact of broken sewer lines and resulted in and Main Street. WAMPUM LAKE "This is a new cutting edge — a new. their repair. Range of pH: 3.3. The lake is acidified, A six-acre tidal-water lake in the Warn very vital frontier area." said Lester W. Jar- Because of the department's laboratory due to iron sulfide in a clav formation lo- pum Brook. Shrewsbury River. Raman Ha> gowsky, the county's public health coordi- capability, he explained, it was decided to cated there and the soil types. and ocean watersheds Major feeder Hrearm nator and health officer. embark on a progressive program to devel- Sedimcnl pollutants in mg/kg: copper. 27. arc Wampum Brook and Mill Brook MM) As such, he said, the study "raises a lot op baseline data on interior lakes, looking nickel. 4 V lead. 22.3. /inc. 15.2. arsenic. majoi roads, routes 537 and SI more questions than we have answers (to)." for heav> pesticide and hea%\ metal build- 5.7: mercury '': cadmium. 4.X: chromium. Range of pH it 6 »2-7 it According to Jargowsky. there is very ups. 2.4 total petroleum hvdrocarbons 32. Sewage treatment plants permitted hv the little data on sediment pollutants, nor are This fall, the department will resample DCP to discharge treated waslewaur Mid there definite federal guidelines relating to the lakes again, going past the screening Monmouth Industrial Park. Tinlon the total amount of pollutants in aquatic stage, to try to pinpoint where the materials TREASURE LAKE (i2> million gallons per day) sediments to impacts on the environment are coming from. LaVake said. An S-acre tidal lake with a salt marsh in Sediment pollutants in mg/kg: cupi>ei and public health. The other 12 lakes included in the studv the Raman Ba\ watershed. No major feeder I(W. nickel. 43: lead. 52.5./inc. lihanenk. streams. Development roads only J.4: mercury. .21: cadi mum 5.4: chromium. According to LaVake. the EPA is current- are: Allentown: Assunpink; Pcrnncville: 7 ly developing sediment standards. In the Rising Sun: Weamaconck; Millhurst Mills: Range ot pH: .5-7.7. 39.2. silver 4 4; chlordane. .21. The health^ meantime, he said, most people use classifi- Topanemus and Turkey Swamp, in the Sediment pollutants in mg/kg: copper. department has requested assistance from cation criteria established in 1977 for eval- western part of the the county: and Aldnch. 26.4: nickel. 2: lead. 35.5: zinc. 43.6; arsenic. the EPA and DEP concerning Wampum uation of Great Lakes dredging projects. Echo. Allaire/Brisbane and Osborne/Trim- 2.6: mercury. 08: cadmium. 1.4; chromium. Lake and Natocv fakes, which* will be the The stuay, "20 Lakes in Mofimouth meTS.~in the southern part ofihe- county. ~ 6.8". total petroleum hydrocarbons. &. subjects of future-addendum reports. 34 SEPTEMBER 5, 1990, THE REGISTER state ADVERTISING S Seller Virginia Dickeman PROPERTY LINES Buyer Peter & Wanda DeMauro 33 Ginger Court $79,990 These real estate transactions are a Seller Whalepond Devel. 625 Branch Ave $750,000 27 WiNzette Drive $330,000 matter of public record. There may be a Buyer Carole Sobiech Seller Owen & Mary Layden Seller Spatini Design Inc. delay of up to three months between clos- Buyer Nalin & Sudha Panchal ing and publication. Buyer Harold & Ann Yacowitz 256 Grant Ave $202,000 Seller Frank & Gloria Peterson 97 Silverton Court $145,000 EATONTOWN Buyer Michael Bacharach Seller John & Mary Bjorkholm RED BANK 220 Cortland Road $12,000 Buyer Michael & Jill Bowden Seller Rocco & Lena Farano 106 Lewis St .....$110,000 83 Tower Hill Drive- $129,000 Seller M. Bebscher Seller Allison Block Buyer Paul & Louise Mahr MIDDLETOWN Buyer Andrea Strachan 41 Redwood Drive $125,000 9 Aubom c^ $90,000 124 Tower Hill Drive.. $128,000 Seller Pardon Kevin Boyles Se||er Carol Branitf Seller Elizabeth McCann *Our Error Buyer Allen Falk Buyer c Reta Buyer Teresa Cheeks 1 Bay Ave., Leonardo... $160,000 HAZLET Seller C. Pearce RUMSON The Real Estate Buyer Richard & Deborah Siddons 10 Angela Circle $157,500 125 Blackpoint Road $220,000 Emporium Ad Seller Fayer & Alan Wittes 74 Boxwood Terrace, Red Bank ..$177,500 Seller Irene Kemp Buyer . Benito & Sulia Rossi Seller Matthew & Marjorie Eckmayer Buyer Helen Makala should have read Buyer Angela Denoia 23 Fleetwood Drive $160,000 Seller Catherine Spagnoli 668 Harmony Road $143,000 BUYER'S BEAWARE SHREWSBURY Buyer Leslie & Joan Parleman Seller Vincent & Judi lecoli This information was Buyer Felice Liguori incorrect in our August 29 issue. 70 Hudson Ave $128,000 161 Dorchester Way $275,000 Seller Richard Penszynski 120 Manchester Court $89,000 Seller PHH Homequity Corp. Buyer William & O. O'Brien Seller Betty Monsees Buyer Paul & Muriel Skidell Buyer Dorothy Mullen HOLMDEL 4 Manitto Place $279,900 TINTON FALLS Seller Barbara Marchese Buyer Harold & Arlyne Saunders 7 Burgundy Drive $605,000 63 Cherry St $85,000 Seller McCambell Dev. Inc. Seller Investors & Lenders Realty 3 Millers Crossing $147,500 Buyer Herbert & Linda Bundens Buyer Trustees Emanuel Baptist Church Seller Gordon & Amy Milnes Buyer John Kardel 9 Elizabeth Court $135,000 Seller C. & J. Jenkins KEYPORT 6 Southview Terrace $220,000 Buyer David & Toni Menadrer MIDDLETOWN FOX HILL Seller John & Ruth Gillen Very special propeny with well maintained 97 Broadway. $90,000 Buyer - Robert & Clara McSherry 7 Fern Court... $127,000 four bedroom home in a class by itself. Two plus acres *369,000 Seller Walter Cohen Seller Grace Heck Buyer Keith Brown 56-2 Swamp Road $195,000 Buyer Rodney Stoltzfus Eatontown. will hold a free demonstration Bank office's Trust and Financial Manage- of handpainting techniques presented by ment Deoartment. Ulrich Tendera. master painter of M.I. Hummel figurines, from noon to 2 p.m. and The Red Bank Dance Academy. Tinton Mullaney Insurance Associates. Oakhurst 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 13. The artist will sign and Brick, has announced that it will offer a Falls, has announced the addition of Grace figurine purchases. Gwen Toma. a represen- Rubino to its faculty. She will be teaching program starting in the fall, to educate stu- tative of the M.I. Hummel Club, will also dents as to the insurance aspects of driving. the tap dance style of Phil Black at the aca- discuss handcraftsmanship and mem- demy. The program will be presented in conjunc- bership in the club. tion with drivers" education classes in Mon- mouth and Ocean county high schools. The The Shore Orthopaedic Group, Tinton RUMSON firm's president H. William Mullaney com- The Sheraton, Newark Airport has an- Falls, has announced that Dr. Michael G. A spectacular piece of wooded property of 1.8 mented. "Since students are taking drivers' nounced that Robert Pante of Red Bank has Absatz who practices with the group has acres on a private, little traveled road.witha education classes to prepare them to be re- been named its chief engineer. He will be been board certified by the American Aca- foodlookinj % bedroom. ¥/i bath ranch home sponsible, safe drivers, it would seem an demy of Orthopaedic Surgery. included.OR WITHOUT' responsible for overseeing all aspects of appropriate time to teach them how to be maintenance at the hotel. »529,000 properly insured, as well." Rickel Home Center. Eatontown. will participate in Child Safety Day Sept. IS, Midlamic National Bank. Edison, has an- sponsored by Rickel Home Centers in con- Withum. Smith & Brown. Red Bank, has nounced the promotion of Jean H. Wetzel nection with local community groups and announced the promotion of James Bourke of Bridle to the position of vice president Lifesaver Chanties, by holding presenta- of Parlin to the position of manager of the and regional manager in its Red Bank Re- tions about child safety and crime preven- Accounting and Auditing Department. gional Office of the Trust and Financial Ser- tion from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m and offering free REALTOR vices Department. She will be responsible Lifesaver identification tags to children. for management of the Red Bank office and 8 River Road The Prudential New Jersey Realty. Deal, will serve as its investment officer for all Rumson, N.J. has announced that Patricia Griffith of Fair trust, estate and investment management Janet M. Verkooyen. long time owner of Haven has been named branch manager of accounts. Atlantic Office Supply/Olivera's. its newly expanded office. Shrewsbury, has announced that the busi- The bank has also announced the ap- L ness will now be owned and operated by pointm The Monmouth County Park System re- The 18-hole round took between four and Pfiatogripri by Martin Pettercruk ports that attendance in 1990 at the four five hours on a sunny day. The game courses had exceeded 106,000 as of Aug. 1, proved to be at times easy, and at times FOREHi ISH putting playing attendance at a pace to shat- frustrating. Jim Hood return* a anot during a tennis match at a recant outing at TlndaH Park, ter last year's numbers, even though the My language at times was reprehensible, 1990 season has suffered some bad weather. and my actions proved to be crazed (I at- To give you an idea of golfs increasing tempted to break my putter over my knee). local interest, look at Pine Brook Golf After all was said and done, I can honest- Course in Manalapan. ly say it was fun. There is something about The county took over the course a few the game that can make you crazy, but can also make you smile. 'Never-say-die' attitude years ago when the average daily attendance was 40 to SO players. Today, an average of The excerise I got made me feel good, and 31S players tee it up every day. I used certain muscles I never knew I had. Pine Brook is the shortest of the four Golf can make you forget about your sparks winning summer courses. It is described as an "Executive problems, because you can get so wrapped Type" course because of its length. up in the game. For members of the Matawan-Aberdeen David Francis, and five walks. Howell Park in Howell Township is As for my final score, here was the break- Little League 12-year-old all-star team, the After 3Vi innings of play, Matawan pulled ranked among the nation's Top 75 public down: FRONT-NINE — 6-3-5-8-5-6-4-5-6- Babe Ruth Bambino World Series was the within three runs, 7-4, but never managed courses. It is the longest county course, and 48, BACK-NINE — 6-5-5-4-5-6-5-6-6-48, climax to a dream season. to get any closer as Oakland eventually won provides golfers with constant challenges of 96. When youngsters play Little League base- 12-4. fast sloping greens and deep bunkers. If this is good, watch out Jack Nicklaus! ball, they do not play with the intention of The Matawan-Aberdeen All-Stars moved advancing to a national championship tour- into the losers bracket, knowing now that nament; they play to have fun. one more loss meant going home. The Matawan-Aberdeen squad earned the Against Jonesboro, Ark., the Matawan right to go to Longview, Wash, as the Babe team managed to stay alive in the tourna- [ ADs form new group Ruth Mid-Atlantic Regional Champions. ment by coming from behind once again. cuss the problems that the athletic The local club joined eight other teams for Down 2-0. Matawan struck for three runs directors and atttew fcce. Tfcs orgaai- the double-elimination finals. in the third inning on RBI singles by Pear- Mattwan opened the Bambino World Se- son. Justin Kirsch and Devin Gargan School Athletic Di- zatioa is created 11 the stadesa, and CNiao added. ries on Aug. 11 against the home town fa- Cheung tripled and stole home in the i 1o tat « vorites of Longview, in front of an esti- fourth inning, while Pearson drove home mated crowd of 2,500. me* nisi their Arties. teat; Joel Gillman for a 5-2 lead, which is all Pitcher Gabe Cheung struggled with his Cheung would need. tf.wm.MHi. finwntj Dwectors of *Hte vt i"oy ddbi bout ttes vnp- control early in the game, as Longview took The winning pitcher in the team's open- i Asso««k» laa beee created » aaatioe.- Nflio said. -W s fed we en do a 2-0 lead after two innings. ing game, Cheung posted his second win on «hooli it Moamouth many good tMap tat Uonnsnirtii COBB- The Mid-Atlantic champions came back the mound, going the distance for the sec- kd wifi serve as aa adjvad to ty h*ja sdiooJaSlMiet.- to tie the game in the fifth inning on a steal ond time. faaeacg, » promote the NtBo't rote as trma-W ia oat flat he of home by Chris Zailski. In Matawan's next game against South Reinaldo Cruz became the hero of the Lexington, K.y., the team's come-from-be- "My role it to game in the sixth and final inning when be hing ability and good fortune ended. ag. aad «ewiew of i* due*,-Naio tripled with two strikes on him, then scored South Lexington took the early lead; then keepttackoftaciabaei adsytoBseit the winning run on a fly ball by Dax Pear- Matawan came back in the third inning on a t 4h miMt of the tim mmft Ciaaij son. two-run double by Gillman, scoring Cruz m i* Rica Kane's The 3-2 win advanced Matawan to the and Hurst, but the Kentucky team pushed • Num. anieu: <»- Kaaeisthe . next step toward a possible national title. across four late inning runs to knock Mat- *ool the dest-ekct ia caste. He by but they would have to play a team from awan out of the national finals, 9-6. i aewly HSe, David Enderly ofOorsa ttp Oakland, Calif., whose teams have won five The Matawan-Aberdeen All-Stars are •E. Bjgft School (riceiltt m of the hot six Bambino World Series. home after a long trip and a busy summer of "Oeeaa County started Ais type of or- faster of Aabury (sec- Oakland put the game away early by scor- baseball. These 12-year-olds have accom- aaaJMBi • aad it showed to fee very ef- TCtXTf} OB UlC ing five runs on seven hits in the first in- plished a lot under the guidance of manager kctrve-We ' cm. ning. Matawan-Aberdeen scrapped back to Tom Frank, taking some, fond memories score four runs on hits by Pearson and they can head forthe rest of their lives. , 36 SEPTEMBER 5, 1990, THE REGISTER SPORTS Veterans to fire up Rockets in soccer campaign Coach of defending B North co-champs excited over prospects for new year By Alan Karmin When Raritan High School soccer coach Roberto Ferazzi was asked this week about the upcoming season, he stated that "we are primed and ready. I'm looking for big | things this year." And why shouli the seven-year veter- an coach expect big things from his squad in 1990? The Rockets have been a soccer power over the years, winning the Shore Conference B North Division title four of the last five years. In 1989, the Rock- ' ets were 10-5-2 over- Roberto Ferazzi all (5-1-1 in B North) and shared the division title with St. Rose, which is no longer in the division. The only key player from 1989 who has graduated is Jason Vengelis. Vengelis was the Rockets' leading scorer with 12 goals and seven assists. Bat Ferazzi has six players who are re- turning from last year's squad to form a FANCY FOOTWORK potent nucleus. Those players include Ste- Raritan High School soccer player Rocky ven Roberto, Jeff Cobb. Rocky Strazzella, StrazzeHa works Ma way past Jeff Cobb Jay Silva, Jimmy Bracket! and Jimmy (5) during a workout Thursday. Strazzella, Reddy. tha Rockets' pisymaker, earned Ail-Shore honors last year aa a sophomore, scoring Roberto is a third-year varsity player who eight goals and dishing off five assists. Ferazzi expects to be the main man in the Rockets' offensive attack. Last year, as a Strazzella is a junior midfielder who junior, the forward had eight goals and five scored eight goals with three assists as a assists. sophomore and was named to the All-Shore "We're looking for Steven to be our main team. Photographs by Martin Petterchak man up front," said Ferazzi. "He has the "Rocky's our playmaker," said Ferazzi. JUST FOR KICKS know-how and the touch that can easily "We're looking for him to play a very im- Raritan High School soccer players go after the bait during a workout Thursday at the score a goal and naturally we'll have to get portant role this year, and the other teams high school. Tha Rockets are working hard to prepare for the 1990 season, which the ball to him." are already aware of his reputation. they'll enter as the defending co-champions of tha Shore Conference B North Divison. Cobb, a senior, scored four goals and two "His eight goals last year was an excellent assists in 1989. number for a midfielder and he's got a lot of waiting patiently to shine. Last year he was the Rockets this fall. "Jeff is quite eager to play up front," said experience." dividing time with a senior, and even "Jimmy has demonstrated great lead- Ferazzi. 'tLast year he played halfback on though he might have felt he was the better ership qualities," said his coach. "The kids Strazzella spent time playing on the state of the two. he never complained. all look up to him and follow his example." the outside in a supporting role. He is a very select team and also spent part of the sum- intelligent player — probably the most in- mer playing in Italy. "With what he has shown so far in prac- Ferazzi feels that with St. Rose out of the telligent player on the field. He just has to tice, I feel he's mentally and physically B North division this season, Raman's toughen up a bit and go in for the ball. Jeff In Silva, Ferazzi feels he has the best ready to be a force for us." main competition will come from Freehold goalie in the Shore Conference. also plays very well with Steven and it's a Meanwhile. Ferazzi calls Bracken and Township. duo we're looking forward to having play "He has great reach, he's quick and he's Reddy "the backbone of the defense." "Red Bank Regional is probably the together." fearless." said Ferazzi. "And he has been sleeper in the division." added Ferazzi. Bracken is a senior who will be in the "They could provide some good competi- middle. tion. But it's RBC that we are gunning for." Wilkens paces Y swimmers "Bracken is tough." said Ferazzi. "and he Ferazzi was referring to the Rockets' only does not let anyone get by him. He's aggres- B North setback last year, a 1-0 loss to the The Red Bank YMCA swimmers have sive to the point where 1 had to move him Caseys on a miserable day with gusting once again scored success: this time at the from sweeper to stopper. He plays very hard winds. SWIMMING and I think he is going to give us a good New Jersey Junior Olympics held at the second- and third-place awards respectively. The Rockets will open the 1990 campaign United Slates Military Academy in West year." on Tuesday when they host Freehold Town- Point, N.Y.. and at the United States Swim- On the seas. Wilkens scored more success Reddy is also a senior and he will captain ship in a 7:30 p.m. contest. ming Zone Championships in Fairfax. Va. with an overall victory in the Toms River YMCA 1 '/i-mile Ocean Swim with a time of Tom Wilkens was the busiest of the Red 26:11. Time to call Bank YMCA swimmers, excelling at both Coleen O'Boyle led the girls with a win at He just knew CLASSIFIED meets. the Junior Olympics in the 13-14 age group Ask for help Wilkens registered i win at the New Jer- 200 backstroke. She also managed a sixth- devising a sey games in the 13-14 age group 400-meter place finish in the 100 backstroke, and a It's garage sale strategy to individual medley. The Middletown resi- lOth-place showing in the 200 IM. would want it. tinie again! reach all those dent was second in the 200-meter breast- Other Top 10 performances at the New certain some- stroke and fourth in the SO freestyle and 200 Jersey Junior Oympics included: Chris Co- ones who'll freestyle. fone (Middletown) — third in the 15-18. Eventually, he make your sale 200 breaststroke. and fourth in the 200 IM Wilkens had to skip the last day of com- and 100 breaststroke: Karl Fricker (Middle- used his a success. petition at the Junior Olympics to travel to town) — second in the 10-and-under. 100 Gather your the Zone Championships, where he placed butterfly, third in the 50 butterfly, and items together second in the 100 breaststroke and 200 fourth in the 50 backstroke. and give uc a breaststroke. fourth in the 200 IM. and sixth call today. It's in the 400 IM. His 100 breaststroke and 200 Also, Alex Day (Rumson) — third in the classified breaststroke times were good enough to 10-and-under. 50 butterfly, and seventh in the smart thing qualify Wilkens for the USS Top 16 age the 50 freestyle; Juliet Chin (Middletown) ' do! group consideration. — seventh in the 13-14. 100 breaststroke: Lesley Muldoon (Oceanport) — fourth in call Wilkens was also part of the New Jersey the 10-and-under. 50 backstroke: Paul Flor- all-stan-relay team, which set a new zone io (Middletown) — eighth in the 15-18. 100 record and won a gold medal at the butterfly, and James Mortensen (Middle- 1-800-660-4-ADS championships. He also swam on the 200 town) — seventh in the 10-and-under. 100 and 400 medley relay teams which earned backstroke. 2 SEPTEMBERS, 1990. POWER PACKAGE Ormmtmr MeMffa Newspapers OMa Adult 017 Office* 025 Business 030 Financial 35 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted Floor Space 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted CwmiunMI— Opportunity. 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CARPET SERVICE 613-8932 OLDIES A SPECIALTY TONY THE FIXER Shop at Home Carpet Sales •MICROS -MINIS See Business/Service Dir Teach & Demo 721-6100 Siding. Windows. Additions 482-5835 See Business/Service Dir Call 583-3565 Call 247-8332 or 220-9080 installation A Repairs •VERTICALS -VENETIANS See Business/Service Dir Pick-up/Relays 566-68*9 •Professionally Cleaned We make POSITIVE THINGS 078 Electrical WOOD FLOORS KISSES THE KLOWN CERAMIC FLOORS TRUE CONSTRUCTION happen' Call 926-3322. & ASK 495-3577 ACOPAR ELECTRIC Any occasion - Balloon 679-0695 075 Ceramic Tile ULTRANSONICALLY •Stained -Finished lor SOUND SYSTEMS See Business/Service Dir Uc #7757 727-8873 Animals A Bouquets. Face See Business/Service Dir Removes Nicotine. Dust. •Repaired 1 See Business/Service Or. Painting a More 942-7563 Soot. Gnme and Years of Din Free Estimates 431-3126 069a Ticket* VALU VANITIES A CUSTOM CERAMIC TILING For FREE Estimate Call CLOSETS, DECKS 614-1785 Sheds A Painting Specializing remodeling, re- (201)583-6998 AMPCO ELECTRIC 07MQ**Mral MOONWALK See Business/Service Dir pair, installation 290-9086 JETS TidMtt For Saart Or any small repair at a price CLEANING AT ITS BEST' No rob too small Free Esti- FOR PARTIES 1 727-434: Season/per game 821 -5968 so tow you won t believe it 072 Carpentry Reasonable rates 739-1703 mates Lie *8977 739-8797 Weekend Wonder 721-7941 AFFORDABLE or 739-0125 070 Air Condition An woods A colors - custom A G ELECTRIC ALL TYPES MOTHER GOOSE CONAN CONSTRUCTION decks, furniture, landscape 364-3036 Pre-school pirns 389-9756 Salaa/Sarvica 905-7269 CERAMIC TILE •CLEANING* See Business A Service Dir construction Call 249-2975 Installed at reasonable rates Home improvements. We do AIR CONDITIONING See Business/Service Dir Home and Office Trustworthy Free est 536-1005 390-8233 BEST ELECTRIC tom oedts. 30^dft)0n&. win- A HEATING 238-4143 AQUARIUS BUILDERS INC CONTEMPRA DESIGNS and dependable With refer- Lie No 6273 Fast depend- (Sows doors, finished base- •MR. MAGIC* See Business/Service Dir 238-0993 577-6815 ALL TYPES Of Ceramic Tile- ences Can Julie at 544-8598 able service Reasonable ments, kitchens A baths root- Rabbit 'illusions "Comedy See Business/Service Dir Complete Bathrms, Kit.. Foy- AIR CONDITIONERS RE See Business/Service D or leave message rates Free esl 671-0121 ing. A painting WE DO A 230-3040 CARPENTER- Neat and ers. Ron Sturman 255-1388 PAIRED all types, reasonable DANE Custom Carpentry inc COMPLETE House. Office. B T ELECTRIC INC TOTAL JOB' Cell 723-0570 ales R&J Cooling 238-6218 Reliable All Jobs Big A Small Carpet Cleaning Guaranteed NEW PARTY IDEA 446-5921 Call Rocco at 787-8574 448-4945 CMVW BuiWers & Renovators A Insured * Professional Maid See Business/Service Dir ARPAC See Business A Service Dir 528-6321 CARPENTRY- HOME IMPROVEMENT Service* Can 571-2821 Photo Entertainment BET AIR CONDITIONING & DEE DEE INC. See Business/Service tv Instant Photo Buttons. Krtchens. Bath Bsmnts. Win- CERAMIC TILE C & C ELECTRIC Heating- Sales, service, instal- 679-4040 dows. Roofs. Decks. Siding New Installation/Repair J.PETERS CONTRACTING Celebrity Figures (New Kids, lations HVAC certified Free See Business/Service Dir Quality work A fast service etcv Photo Favors. Weddings. FREE Estimates 969-0185 Free Estimate Tony 251-4759 We specialize in WINDOWS Estimates Insured 548-9379 Insured Lie #9073 254-4134 phases of home im- Bar/Bat Mitzvahs. Birthdays. DENEHY HOME IMPR BATHROOMS J2495 UP-5X8 HOME BRIGHTENERS ENGINEERED Air Systems Professional housecleaning CEILING FANS, lights, plugs provements 972-2289 Fundraising Keith 409-7173 525-1590 CTMHV* Dackt UnNmitMl 721-2894 888-0783 available weekdays Reliable, 'Stalled from $40 Quality See Business/Service Dir Custom Decks. Gazebos See Business/Service Dir PHASE III CONSTRUCTION •MCKEE MOUSE -Minny See Business/Service Dir reasonable Call 583-9387 work Uc «9176 974-2096 •Ninja Turtle •Kookie "Clown 'DEPENDABLE* Hot Tubs Deck Kits from 679-8513 or 679-4108 Frogte -Bunnie «6ig Bird FROST Heating & Air Cond S5 /sq ft Insured. Refer Broth) CONTEMPRA ELECTRIC See Business/Service Dir I mprovements/Con struction i Marble a THe 462-0086 Entertain At 264-1936 or 671-8777 ences A Photos 389-0694 GUARANTEED LOW PRICES' House Cleaning Service PJ S GENERAL Contracting FreeEsts Call 238-7381 Affordable Prices to Clean See Business/Service Dir. See Business/Service Dir Free Estimates Can Gordon See Business/Service Dtr EMS CONSTRUCTION Your Home/ Office/ Apt Exc Children* Parties KEEP COOL DECKS DECKS DECKS 888-2760 A Jay 566-2487 CORBIN ELECTRICAL 679-0573 431-0338 ret s for 5 yrs Maria 257-6068 409-0600 TAJ Air Conditioning All Home Improvements CERAMIC ALL OVER INC Games & Prizes See Business/Service Dir I LL BEAT ANY PRICES' See Business/Service Dir. Service & Installation 566-3886 SITE BILT CONSTRUCTION Specializing in Central First Choice Home Imp Free Estimates See Business/Service Dir HOUSE CLEANING CRAMAR ELECTRIC Structural Alterations Call Roberta 349-9150 Freehold. Howell. Farming- Systems A Window Units. (201)545-8498 750-3581 Lie »5275 536-5311 interior/Extertor Renovations CERAMIC Tiling. Specializing dale Only Rets avail Private Can 613-0489 See Business/Service Dir See Business/Service Dv Residential /Light Commercial. PARTY AID m bathrooms Repair ok) or Can Marg. 303-0225 THERMAL TEMP. INC FOXWORTH Consfuction DECKS FOR YOU install new Lowest prices. Dan-Bree Electrical Sub & Primary Contractors Entoy your guests, we II do 780-1090 741-1161 Specializing in Creative Sun 20 Years Experience 1 Call Perry 928-4427 the rest We prepare, serve, HOUSECLEANING Contractors 583-4015 See Business/Service Dir See Business/Service Dir decks. Cedar A Wolmamzed See Business A Service Frank 828-5762 and cleanup for any party oc- Serving Middlesex County Call Anne 251-0572 cassion Call 229-8957 or GENES HOME S & R SIDING & WINDOWS Call 968-4158 CERAMIC TILE HOUSE A OFFICE CLEANING DAVE-TOWER ELECTCRIC 229-1844 for info or appt REMODELING 360-9623 No job too small or too large CALL 679-2291 D.R.S Cabinetry to your satisfaction Cal 4-J See Business/Service Dir •FOYERS* Immediate service See Business & Service Dtr PARTY ENTERTAINER HEAT. AIR COND A REFRIG 671-2392 Norma 390-4187 References Keyboard Vocalist Music to Sales. Service. Installation HENRY S Home Improvement Lie. # 7874 Can 747-2207 821 -4647 See Business/Service Dir •KITCHENS* IMMACULATE CLEANING 080 Gutters Dance. Listen & Sing Alongs Insured 566-0934 DEPENDABLE Electric Co EAGLES NEST WoodCrafters Houses, apartments, and of- Engagements. Weddings See Business/Service Dir Complete electric service ABSOLUTE BEST PRICES 1-800-522-8566 •BATHROOMS- fices, spotlessly cleaned. Call SERVICE! 840-4506 Birthdays Judy. 431-1286 070a Appliance HOUSE DOCTOR Free Estimates 549-8656 See Business A Service Dir Sharon 251-4740 after 6pm See Business/Service Dir Repair 536-7214 Installed Repaired DAP ELECTRIC CO Q.F CONSTRUQTION-Decks JO JAK CLEANING SERVICE PARTY FAVORS See Business/Service Dir Reasonable rates, depend- APEX APPLIANCE REPAIR Remodeling, add-a-level. Complete House & Office For every occasion. Beauti- Remodeled able, courtesy 30 yrs exper 257-4590 INSTALL-RITE additions, framing, custom Cleaning Professionally Done GLITTER Cleaning A Repairs fully packaged Discounted Free estimate Lic# 4180 See Business/Service Dir 409-3477 homes Reasonable prices 671-4703 or 671-4659 Free estimates House of Goodies 303-1612 Discount on Select Tries Can (2011671 -0085 See Business/service Dir Call Gary 238-4140 Call John 251-0893 JERRY S HOME FAIRVIEW ELECTRIC FIRST CtaMApptane HOME IMPROVEMENTS Bob Strugela 462-0029 KRISTY'S (CLEANING GUTTER MAN - Cleans, Improvements 251-8288 Residential/Commercial Alterations. Repairs. ' Serving Holmdel'Middlelown Repairs A Installs Leaders A PEOPLE See Business/Service Dir No Job Too Small J. BARON SayrevMeTHeCo. areas Rets avail 615-9010 No rob too BIG or too small Gutters Free Est 257-0795 REPAIRS ON ALL MAJOR 24 hour service Lie * 10319 APPLIANCES 679-2933 JK HOME MAINTENANCE 747-8728 GUTTERS BY SCOTT PLEASERS 583-0554 254-0029 706-0460 PRIDE WORKMANSHIP MOTHER a DAUGHTER 842-0394 See Business/Service Dir THEME PARTIES 071 Building a CONSTRUCTION 28 Years Exp Rel • See Business A Service Dir JONASH CONSTRUCTION Any type of carpentry, large or CLEANING Lukie Electrical Inc. CORPORATE FUNCTIONS II •••in IIMIIIIII NJ Uc * 9324 GUTTERS by 3L Aluminium GRAND OPENINGS 972-8604 small, we do it all. 257-6261 CERAMIC TILE Reasonable Free Estimates 446-9027 Call 787-8256 868-8047 eves Nights A Weekends 721-6449 BLOCK PARTIES See Business/Service Dir Kitchens. Baths. Foyers Saa Business/Service Dir Additions & Alterations FREE Est East Brunswick MARTY ELECTRIC * SUPER HEROES JOSEPH METHNER PROGRESSIVE Carpentry NAM CLEANING - Depend Before You Sign Area 247-8332 or 220 9080 431-2756 GUTTERS * CLOWNS 254-2651 Additions. Remodeling. Cus- able, reliable, thorough Free Let s Compare'" See Business/Service Dir Call 257-7064 * ROBOTS See Business/Service Dir tom Decks. NO iob too small' Estimates 905-0682 30 Yrs Exp Add-a-level Kit See Business A Service Dir * TURTLES FREE ESTIMATES 254-9410 Complete Bathrooms PAUL CAUBETT ELECTRI bath, sundeck. Finished attics J. GANO CONTRACTORS * CINDERELLA Custom Trie Work. CAL CONTRACTOR License GUTTERS CLEANED A bsmnts Vinyl siding, roof- 264-0456 REYNOLDS HOME REPAIRS PU RR-FECTLY * BARBIE All Phases of Masonry. #3792 Call 257-5930 Average price $55 741-3937 * COTTON CANOV ing Sheetrock. tape, spackle See Business/Service Oir Carpentry A Kitchens Fully in CLEAN See Business/Service Dir POWER RITE ELECTRIC INC * ANO LOTS MORE' 721-1978 #* Financing Avail KITCHEN WORKS DECKS sured/free est 775-7866 HOME CLEANING AT ITS Residential/Commercial/tn- Children s Parties Specialist 251 2299 VERY BEST 2578463 $7.00 per sq. ft. duslrial Free estimates Li RESIDENTIAL IMAGE 727-4342 AFFORDABLE CONSTR See Business/Service Dir III beat any price' Insured, ref- FROSTV'S RELIABLE HOME A OFFICE •Seamless Gutters "Custom Decks* Siding • Additions cense #9351 Call 495-6511 KJF HOME IMPROVEMENTS Ceramic A Marble Tile CLEANING- Family Owned A Colors Available. Reasonable • General Carpentry • erences Call Greg 525-9309 PETER PAN'S Kitchens-Baths-Foyers Operated Bonded A Ins Exc RYAN-ELECTRICAL Rates Fully Ins 446-2042 721-9213 RON BUCCO Birthday Party Adventures' Fully Ins • FREE Estimates Countenops Sr- *wer Doors Ret s Day s Cleaning Service CONTRACTOR Residential 1 See Business/Service Dir SIDE EFFECTS. INC Magic Games' Songs' 495-3272 or 787-0300 WOODWORKING 290-9502 (Arcnie) 382-6235 787-0580 Commercial. Industrial. LENNY S HOME IMPR 842-0394 or 495-0941 Call 577-1457 ALEX RUGGIERO S See Business/Service Dir License #7134 Call 525-1011 813-5006 JGS MARBLE A TILE CO See Business/Service Dtr 780-6920 SHANNON S CARPENTRY SELECT Electrical Co Inc See Business/Service Dir Call 229-6828 See Business/Service Dir 723-1792 REMARKABLY CLEAN 721-6839 '"PONIES are See Business/Service Dir House Cleaning to Perfection OSOaHome MELONE BUILDING CONTR See Business/Service Dir See Business/Service Dir ALL HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS Also windows, ovens A refrig- FOR PARTIES"* Baths, kitchens A carpentry 370-0738 ImprovmanU See Business/Service Dir erators Refs avail UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC Cont Pony ndes-Pony wagon rides TOTAL REPAIRS • •• Call 613-4969 Insured A Licensed #8478 ADDITIONS Roofing A Sid- All occasions Calf Jan & Bob Great Prices: 530-5948 MJG PLUMBING NO JOB TOO SMALL ing- Decks. Skylights A More M4D CERAMIC TILE INC. THOROUGH TOP TO Free Estimates 821-1184 ALL PURPOSE Contracting 254-1983 & REMODELING 1400 Highway 36. Harlet. Mj BOTTOM CLEANING' Exc 24 HR SERVICE 283-2682 "409-6678" See Business/Service Dir 721-9283 Small jobs welcome Large selection of ceramic tile Ref s • Reasonable 530-2983 WAGNER ELECTRIC CORP ADDITIONS- Roofs siding See Business A Service Dir MAR REUTER 446-4976 & marble. Expert installation 251-4770 All Standard Home Im- PONIES Free estimates Storeroom provements Save' 636-1212 ALL TYPES OF WORK 431-1182 See Business/Service Dir Birthday parties, picnics 073 Carpet Hours Mon -Thurs 8 30-4 30 YOUR WISH IS No Job Too Big Or Small1 See Business/Service Dir All special events 463-0526 Cleaning Fn. 8:30-7 Sat 10-4 After 079b Fencing AERO HOME IMP. Call 251-4223. ask for Jim NISTICO A SONS - Decks Hours By Appointment OUR COMMAND, INC. General Carpentry 721-4013 ARMANDOS CARPET From housecleaning to pet COASTLINE FENCE Complete Baths e All Ma work PONIES FOR 780-3738 ALL TYPES OF.. See Business/Service Dir CLEANING- 3 rooms steam sitting. For people on the go' Roofing • Siding cleaned S49 95 251 -1)287 739-4222 See Business/Service Dir insured e Free Est 52S-7784 PARTIES Siding, carpentry, decks PARKE EAST Home Imp Call Shen 303-9597 bathrm remodeling, roofing 254-7348 THE TILE DOCTOR painting -wallpapering, doors See Business/Service Dir Carpet Clinic 076a Contractors Dl CONO FENCE CO. ALL HOME For a Special Day 7230959 All custom work Bathrooms ALL TYPES OF FENCING REPAIRS A DECKS A windows Res./Comm 30 Carpet Cleaned $29 , 2 rms kitchens, etc No job too big or R J CONSTRUCTION Yr European Exp FREE Est RESIDENTIAL IMAGE Sofa $29 Whole House $99 828-1976 27 YEARS EXPERIENCE Can Kevin Gallagher 528-7160 •Additions •Remodeling small Cat! Ken 968-2754 FREE ESTIMATES 251-464 PRO D.J. LOW Interest Rate Financing Call 754-9028 See Business/Service Dir. ANGELO LILOIA S HOME •Designer Decks UPGRAOED Tile Specialists For all occassions Call 247-8992 or 613-0818 CARPETS CLEANED MAJESTIC FENCE. INC IMPROVEMENT 251-0095 Low prices Can joe or At at •finished Basements Custom Installation of 077 Drywall/ •All Home improvements $10 /room Whole house S99 Ceramic T,ie Marble. Slate A 363-8181 or 283-0300 See Business/Service Dir. 462-9184 See Business & Service Di ALL TYPES OF SIDING Fully insured References 6ft sofa- $25 Call us The Cultured Stone Complete Sn+ttrock Carpentry Additions CARPET CLEANER 754-9028 Bathroom Remodeling ASBESTOS REMOVAL PROFESSIONAL DJ Dormers Decks 431-6137 446-2042 LIKE NEW CARPET CARE 972-1826 Rick Smith AMV DRYWALL From your Home or Business From Brooklyn s PALMS No iob too small Licensed m ARCY Home Improvement RICH S HOME IMPROV For Cleaning Call 251 -4868 All Types of Fencing SHORE Club & MANHATTAN WALTER AYERS Ceramic THe NY A NJ AKed AaDaawa Re- Call 238-0099 739-8853 See Business/Service Dtr 462-7815 TAPING BEACH Jewish C«nt*r See Business/Service Dir Custom Jobs, dog kenreis nto»n Sarvioas me frO-7365 See Busmen/Service Dir See Business/Service Dir comes DJ JEFF, now in Nj 074 Carpet InataH/ No 10B too small' 390-2163 Not just another Disc Jockey ASTOR CONSTRUCTION RnG CONSRUCTION 872-1190 •i-1 Mlillll but an entertainer' 760-6866 506-3238 370-5393 or 477-2650 Rapatr/Sale 079c Floor See Business/Service Dir See Business A Service Dir The best finished Jobs from A-Z A J CARPET DESIGNS product And the baa) prices Avail. 251-8716 AW SMITH Construction Sell Your Car PUDDINS SAGGING FLOORS EVERYDAY SAVINGS 521-2090 ANTHONY- DRYWALL C E T FLOODING CO CREATIVE DESIGN Builders MY-TEE-FINE CLOWIN 349-2001 Sales, installations A Repairs 542-1700 TAPER. SHEETROCK S42-89S9 367-916* See Business/Service Dir See Business/Service Dir Free Estimates CM 3OS-9fM0 AH Occasions Call 290-9166 PAINTING 264-9039 Free Est See uusmess/o#rvice Dir. Sae Busmaea/Servioa Dw z- • . : II SEPTEMBER 5.1990. POWER PACKAGE Ormmtmr Mmdlm Nmmrmpmpmr* CALL POWER We Honor 1-800-660-4-ADS Deadline Thursday 3 PM This drectory will be revised monthly. Cancellations will be accepted and necessary copy changes will be made for the first publication of the month only. Please check deadline information. 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WIND * WATER DECKS, AOOmONSt RENWATWNS ^^. 1 • INTERIOR ALTERATIONS DECKS, DAMME REPAIRS • STRUCTURAL REPAIRS • BUILDINGS OURSPECIALT JACKED t LEVELED • INSECT DAMAGE REPAIRS TOTAL RENOVATIONS • DRAINAGE SYSITEMS • PATIOS ^ 1 • ADDITIONS • COMPLETE REMODELING FREE ESTIMATES • DRIVEWAYS • RPAININj G WALLS FREE ESTIMATES I Frtt Estimates 1 (800) 875-4875 • BASEMENTSft B/ BEMENl T ENTRIES FULLY INSURED 679-4040 679-0695 I Felly Inured 349-2001 •••BE 264-0456 WEAVER ALL PURPOSE CONTRACTING CUSTOM HOMES Dependable Professional Service | AND CONSTRUCTION CO • Additions • Decks ALL PHASES OF IMPROVEMENTS • Alterations • Building 367-1793 HOME IMPROVEMENT * REMODELING ROOFING • SIDING - SOFFITS D Pools D Additions •D£CKS • Basements • Masonry •KITCHENS* BATHS ISUDINGDOOt SEAMLESS GUTTERS D Siding • Add-A-Level •REPLACEMENT • Htjcm k mm* UTEIATKWS •Attics • Electrical UP TO 100% FINANCING WINDOWS • AOOfnONS • Plumbing CONCRETE: uc ouauoco] SIDEWALKS - PATIOS - DRIVEWAYS 536-9393 "We Do It All BIG A • Member of Better Business Bureau 251-55 Fully 390-8758 Free ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS Estimates 721-9283 '—* 390-8242 Licensed & Insured Free Estimates I FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED Get Your Home KJF PARKEEAST HOME IMPROVEMENTS Home Improvements Contractor Your Ad In Shape! Remodel or Additions • Siding/Roofing • Custom Decks Remodeling And Renovations Our • Replacement - Window & Doors • Kitchens - Bathrooms - Basements PROFESSIONAL: Can Be Advertu 721-9213 • Interior/Exterior Painting Folly Insured Free Eetlnatea And Decorating Here! • Bathroom, Basement And Kitchen Remodeling FuHy Insured 1-800-660-4- ADS HE1P Free Estimates 254-7348 •>•«••«••• .....a.,..,... 8 SEPTEMBERS, 1990, POWER PACKAGE Qrmmfr MtMffa Nm**»pmp»r* BUIL DING & REMODELING CARPET CARE DENEHY FOXWORTH CONSTRUCTION INC. UKENEW ARMANDO'S SELECT HOMES* CARPET CARE Carpet Cleaning IMPROVEMENTS Electrical Co. Inc. CUSTOM: Hove your CLEANING SPECIAL' • Custom Lighting . Additions carpets or 3 ROOMS •Outdoor Lighting .Remodeling ADDITIONS - RENOVATIONS upholstery • Attic & Catling Fans A.G. ELECTRIC .RenovMiqn* professionally STEAM CLEANED • Service Up-grades Light • Custom Monies M9.»» BATHROOM-CUSTOMIZING STEAM • Additions • Decks Complete UMMMOl CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS CLEANED BY *65 HoMktmHMit ( i i\sn JiMI \( I Residential wrwi Pntf oo in. Citrtu UKENEW l \| 'I K II KMII Commercial Wiring 741-1161 721-6839 525-1590 STEAM CLEANING Fraw Bonded* References Supplied Registered Builders*11738 Estimates Fully Inured 251-4868 Free Estimates NJ Lie #9333 Can for Free Estimate 251-8287 CARPET REPAIRS EVERYTHING FROM Carpers MXIITY ELECTRIC. INC. FOUNDATION TO ROOF! MAIMCLTD. WAGNER We can npmir I 431-2756 Custom Mode Custom Built Homes, Additions. Specialist do installation* ELECTRIC CORPORATION Alterations, Fire Restorations. Solarium Cleaning? Landscaping • CABINETS • Burn Spots • Rips & Tea's Room. Decks & Patios. Lighting 30 years experience • WALIUNCTS • Carpet Re Stretcttirtf Lie 1430 •DESKS • Ante Fens Windows. Kitchens & Baths NO JOB TOO SMALL Check our Specialists • Paddl* Fans A Custom Mmum • COUNTBtTOPS • RniiKd A Track I Ighling • BARS 679-6031 Business Specialists in HPC • Landscape l.lflhtlnfl •STOtAGE SYSTEMS Free • Swimmint Pool ft Hoi Tab wlrl • STORE MSPLAYS Aluminum wirinf repair • Scrvic* Chan»«i CONDUCTORS, INC. Estimates 6 Service ALL WORK Call J0S-7KJ Lie. #4995 GUARANTEED Poges Free Estimates 251-4770 542-5290 8 am-B pm 7 days -All WORK GUARANTEED ;LEANING SERVICE CONSTRUCTION WINDOW SUMMER CORBIN Astor CLEANING SPECIAL! ELECTRICAL Deal with 0n« For AH Your Needs- by All American Inc. DESIGNS INC. LIC t. BUS PERMIT »6419 Prompt, Fnendly Professional Company Big or Small! B.T. BONOED & INSURED Reliabl FREE ESTIMATES 409-0600 • PMftTMC ( HTUm • ALUHINUM/VINrL SIDING •WINDOWS/DOORS Residential/Commercial ELECTRIC INC. • CA«P£NT»Y . ROOFINS • KITCHEKS BATHS • PLUMBING/ELECTRICAL * WINDOWS - Bow. SPECIALIZING IN •UTEMTKMS/MWmONS •CMtCKTE/FIKPUCB 446-4945 •DECKS •SKYLIGHTS Bay* Picture InOuWial L«CT>M #701i CUSTOM LIGHT DESIGN* * SLIDERS Roftfdttn tiAJ 'CoTwna* ci>' Free Estimates, Referencesy^ * SKY LIGHTS ln*or«0 4 bonOmC • DE SIGN LAYOUT SERVICE • 220 VOLT SERVICES * SCREENS frmm Estimates CALL NOW 10% DISCOUNT • BASEMENT/ADDITIONS > SWIMMING POOL WITH THIS AO • ELECTRIC HEATING S HOT TUB WIRING Vaw let.' {tectrac Sanwt •LANDSCAPING • ALSO COMMERCIAL WORK (201)566-3238 462-8647 24 HOUR EMEROENCV SERVICE M Estimates BEACON CONTRACTING (201)583-4015 ' CONTEMPRA Dan-Bree SERVING Middlesex and Monmouth Co.'s ORGANIZING ELECTRIC COMPLETE HOME REMODELING Your deserve SINCE i RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL • KITCHENS • BATHROOMS • more space!' CUSTOM INDOOR • OUTDOOR FREE ESTIMATES • BASEMENTS -DROP CEILINGS Commerical/ LIGHTING DESIONS REASONABLE RATES ATTIC & CEILLING FANS «• PAINTING • DECKS SCOTT KING Residential • Complete Sales & Installation ol Spas • WINDOWS • DOORS RESIDENTIAL & Fre« Estimates • Humidifiers A Set Back Thermostats 787-8672 - CO/ARL Outlets for Aluminum Wiring. FULLY COMMERCIAL • Service Changes CLOSET INSURED 251-0111 I FREE ESTIMATES 462-0066 "No Job Too Small" MAID- *29"KICIUII CRAMER DECKS! DECKS! DECKS! * * « ELECTRIC CO. INC. CUSTOM WORK AT LOW PRICES » WINDOWS i CHAIRS MSIOINTIAL ft COMMf RCIAL SMCIALMTt J TOUCH * REUPHOLSTERED BEWIBINO - Rf MOM UNO HENRY'S HOME IMPROVEMENT Kitcrton/Oning Room • VENTILATING ATTIC FANS $ 139. • SPAS ft HOT TUBS •SIDING • WINDOWS .INTERIOR VEBTCALS LtvPncB' • PADDLE FANS INSTALLED • GARAGE DOOR OPENERS MINI BLINDS • RECESSED ft TRACK LIGHTING • SERVICE CHANGES •BASEMENTS • ROOFING REMODELING SOfT PLEATED SHADES • LANDSCAPE LIGHTING • SAUNAS ft STEAM UP TO • SWIMMING POOL WIRING Excellent References Upon Request S0% DISCOUNT FBHSHOPAT Anodw IpMMly 20 TEAM IXMMfNCf Custom Mid* TjMt HOMf SERVICE "OLD FASHIONK WOftKMANSHIP AT LOW!* PRtCII" FULLY CAUSONNKIN BONDED -> M CO11 FREE ESTIMATES INSURED 821-4647 CAST BRUNSWICK c 545-5444 INSURED OOO-OOl NJLIC«5275 WINDOW MAGIC\» Mr. Fence COASTLINE Your Ad Deck And Sheds DESIGNS Ifc. Specializing In: FENCE Can Be LET US Window Coverings ^^ • Custom Wood Fences Here! • MINIS-VERTICALS •StocKade • WOVEN WOODS • WALLPAPER •M> •taamnMnam • Chamlmk • BEDROOM ENSEMBLES "REPAIRS' Galvanized or Vinyl 1-800 DOIT 9 • Dog Pens FREE shop at Home fe*f Hrtewai • Repairs 660-4 DEL MA R Ejtimates s'lnstlllatton Paatil l__ f.ii,,, .,1,, 431-0656 rPJV CallllKlrSfl ADS FOR YOU Rt 18 INDOOR MARKET Friday-Sunday Monday-Thuraday E BRUNSWICK 928-5866 780-3738 CALL OUR SALE liT US Relax... FENCING DO THE BUSINESS & C- 01 CUSTOM WOOD WORK FOR 9 GAUGE CHAIN LINK FENCE YOU Let Someone Else Choice of Color* SERVICE Fully Ins Free Est Visa or Mastercard Oil OUR MAJESTIC FENCE, CO. ADVERTISERS ADVERTISERS Do The Work 363-8181 283-0300 Ormmtmr Mmdim Nmvnpmpmr* POWER PACKAGE, SEPTEMBER 5.1990 9 FLOORS FLOOR CARE KITCHENS & BATHS KITCHENS & BATHS KITCHEN/BATH CERAMIC THE KITCHENS D.R.S. KITCHEN REFinittUIMG DENNY'S • Bathtubs FLOORS noon Central Jersey Cabinetry CABINETS • Porcelain LANDSCAPING •umcra Woodcrafters • Tile PROS Custom Cabinets * 20 Feet w/Mic. Top t TOPSOTL, STONE, MULCH • LINOLW M Cabinetry • Countertops DELIVERIES MAM Countertops for the: S/S Sink Wood or - Basins • dFNEIUL REPMRS • StKalamfif Custom & Stock • Appliances • RAIHROf )M REMODf LINd Laminated Only '1299. Stripping ( Wiimj Floon • Home Free Estimates SPRINGCLEANUPS » -HOME REPAIRS* • Refacing 10 Feel '699 PRUNING H irdwood Cloned ( Maud • Dental | momma • Countertops Rosfi In four Dimensions t • Janitorial Services • FULLY INSURED • FORMICA® • Medical We II Design t Deliver in * MaintntKe Protrura • FREE ESTIMATES • CORIAN® Profession Two Weeks Itasdjirtal/Comnwcijl • AVONITE® JACK Call Rick MOLLY PITCHER 7SO-7944 269-7668 WORLDWIDE 462-4289 495-3577 297-3460 671-2392 409-1499 REFIKISHING COOMTERTOP ANGCLO LILOIAS cn Bath ••pain; REFACE WOW*? Ceramic Tilc« KITCHEN + BATH Your Existing You Don't Need a Walls. Floors ROQRING CO. Hew Kitchen... REMODELING Specializing In: MAGIC ft Foyers Kitchen Cabinets IVHIWIHI Buy Direct from REFACE or REPLACE > Tree & Shrub Spraying • Do It Yourself Programs {AFFORDABLE? AND SAVE Countertop ((•polishing LET ME SHOW YOU • Complete Seasonal Maintenance PUCES UP TO 70% Manufacturer. HOW I CAN BEAUTIFY • New Lawns & Renovations and Custom Designed YOUR KITCHEN AND • Aerating - Seeding - Thatching WE DO IT ALL Solid Cherry S Installation BATH IN A TRADITION- Maintenance Oak. Formica AL COUNTRY OR CON- Easy Terms Fully Insured «EE j Included. TEMPORARY SETTING of MARBLE Certified & Licensed N.|. D.E.P. Fully Insured ESTIMATES ; Kitchen Works FN IFIU III0W BTMUTE WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON PERSONALIZED SERVICE 1364-38881 542-6959 521-5660: 251-2299 251-0095 780-2717 928-0717 BATHS GARAGE VALU VANITIES REMODELED Relax... DOORS No Hidden COM STOCK OR CUSTOM A-DOOR BUSINESS Quality Work At Let • vonm« SALES SERVICE Fair Prices. Cabman INSTALLATION .Hampers C Fully Insured • Liani fixture* 1 REPAIRS TO AH Word Guaranteed Someone Lorg*) MMctton of GARAGE DOORS ityte* cnotceol S GARAGE DOOR SERVICE hardwood «• mica. OPENERS Else CALL KEN O'DAY Do 223-0994 Snap at Home CALL Free Estimates The • 1J-17I5 ANYTIME Work Of VMn our BATHROOMS Build It! Fix It! GOT Sd^MJUJJ,; SHOWROOM McGilt's TREE SERVICE DISTRIBUTORS and INSTALLERS $2,495.°° up to 5x8 SPOTSWOOD IMPROVE IT! Today! • NEW TUB • NEW TOILET • NEW VANITY OF IMPORTED CERAMICS NEW SINK • TILE TUB AREA 5 • TILE FLOOR RESIDENTIAL / COMMERCIAL I MARBLE and QRANITE TILES • MEDICINE CHEST • NEW SINK FAUCET • EXPERT REMOVAL • TRIMMING/TOPPING call our I • Free Estimates • Design Consultation SPECIAL • STUMP GRINDING • SHRUB MAINTENANCE Business + Service R»-THe5'TubAi»a$575. • WOOD CHIPS .FIREWOOD Vanities & Shower Doors Available 723-0726 advertisers 112 Main St., Matawan ALL WORK GUARANTEED SERVING mOOLESEX + NORTHERN MONUOUTH COUNTIES I Mrs: Mon., Tues.. Wed., Fri. 8-5: Thurs 8«: Sat. 9-5 721-2894 AFTER4PM Fully Insured FREE ESTIMATES HANDY PERSONS * FwM TONY THE FIXER KITCHEN CABINET REFACING fj^ HtMtltasin HOME REPAIRS JGS MARBLE & TILE CO. nuuMtmcuinl ALL MARBLE & TILE INSTALLED SAVE HUNDREDS •iftwetUitf CABPINTRY 10% Off on our quality Custom Doors Ceramic Trie DECKS New Work & Repairs ELECTRICAL We will at a savings NOVvicKI of over 50° * of new SKYLIGHTS Residential/Commercial transform your oW ALTERATIONS kitchen using modern Landscapinq Ml Tjpei ot Rtpir FANS Cement Work Specialist techniQues Frtt EstMTiitn Vmnw PANELING PATIOS References •Insured • Reliable New Doors - Hardware - Counter Tops Ron out Shelves 536-7214 CERAMIC TILE - Backspiasnes AH surfaces laminated with durable RESTORATIONS FREE ESTIMATES formica in designer colors & wood grams Custom THE HOUSE DOCTOR FREE ESTIMATES additional cabinets & buitt in microwave ovens RamodstngCo. 462-5635 Call 229-6828 251-1555 2544367 HUT I I JACK OF «u TRADES I HANDYMANl | "NO JOB TOO SMALL" can do most MJG BATHROOM Our •CMPENTIT anything "Bathrooms Are Our Business" • PAINTING Free Estimates •PLUMBINS Business •MASONRY 2541983 •ELECTRICM. 819-0707 & 727-1696 WE ARE THE WORKING MANS m Cml\lmm KITCHEN REMODELING STORE! Prtstat Mm »d tt time sf CMrtract Service I J3t-ll7l 1601 RTE. 27 S.. EDISON Ofltr teso satil I-30-S0 UCCBM *7H1 • ItatM • Fulrj Insured Brings CERAMIC TILE DttiBltictaMiSm! WALTER AVERS No Subcontridors Results! Your Ad Specializing la Complete Price Includes The Following: BATHROOM REMODELING 1 Him £wt«| Wins ( PimlMf FMsret 2 InsaMi EiUnor With Can Be • Permanent Repair of Rotting 3. tassttract Entin tan or LOOM Tiles In Shower Area 4 Instill Cenwc Trte Fkm I Wills • Shower Doora • Vanities 5 IIKWI Nm Toott. Tub t »«mty Here! • Mirrors " Carpentry 6. Couplet! Win Fascrts • Plumbing Lie. »3313 7. Install Mssnm CsMstt. Mtcke. Phti i Lights I tfm Up IMrK Upon Ccmv*m 1-800-660-4-ADS A FamMe Ser»»f Fnnilics For O»er 25 Yurs Fully Insured 462-7815Free Estimates Over 25 Yean Experience 10 SEPTEMBER 5,1990. POWER PACKAGE Greater Mmtlim Newspapers LAWN CARE/LANDSCAPING LAWN CARE/LANDSCAPING PAINTING WALLPAPERING TOMWCCMUU TURF CARE DECORATIVE STONE RIVER LAWN Don't Replace UNMUMNC L&L that Old WALL COVERINGS BRUSH LANDSCAPING aping At Rock LANDSCAPING Aluminum & Design .OiidrTyUKdxopiDeagr & LAWN SERVICE Bottom Prices! MllMtallS PAPER'DOLLS • Lawn Mowing DELIVERED PRICES LANDSCAPE DESIGN REFINISH PAINT •MactTrm iambi J 'iptrhangini Institute Graduate •Thatching • 4 Rustic Red $15 59 THAT OLD • INTERIOR/EXTERIOR • • OHfOOO TMt * StOfW WflM • >. Tnpic Rea S20 25 I INSTALLATION > Nauve Swnt Wdh • Quality Work • POWER WASHING i Brick ( CnicrM foiim • Spring & Fall • TnOrCNflQ • vtfQMQ • i. De' River 515 59 ALUMINUM clean-ups • IMCMRQ • Dtcwvttvc Stow • i. WmteS2l 95 Renovation Restoration SIDING" • Guaranteed • MwtocHng tows Any many other types avail 727-2262 > Inwct Control •Etc. • Grounds Maintenance Painting I Ml Surfaces By Eleanor < 5>ow tomovol • Flower Beds No Jab Coll Now FREE ESTIMATES 494-3561 Too Smoll Free Estimates ROCK XPRESS 842-3757 We mike siOmg loo* tike new HOUUCISM-IS59 842-6934 2JT-6826 892-3502 Fair Haven 741-2150 25 yrs. Exp. ;ully Insured Free Estimates Payment Plan References CHAMPION CHENOWETH'S LAWN I LANDSCAPING WUlMKtMG CELEBRITY & IAWNCUTTEKS LAWN SERVICE Q.M.S. (AIL TYPES) LANDSCAPING CUSTOM LOWEST RATES PAINTING & •YoureAStarWittiUs" LANDSCAPE Does your home need DECORATING coveralls • THATCHING IN TOWN! TLC AND DESI6N • INTEHIOR/EXTERIOR • 3 INTERIOR PAINTING • SEEDING • Leaf Removal •Ctewufs ^V ' • MT.es All Phases of Commercial t Residential CALL STAN • WALLCOVERING • FREf ESTIMATES . CUSTOM MDWORK • Mowing • UstM. W -Wdinf Landscape Construction Complete Lawn Care • LAWN MAINTENANCE Dtsifti ^P'-" time and Renovation • Thatching FREE ESTIMATES 577-1059 530-9653 • CLEANUPS • Mulch & Stone • Ktftr) 1 *MM, NuKMiaOU 431-4969 Quality 530-1479 446-5970 •(•MioilllnMil Free Estimate CALL Maintenance Servkt) 5838964 Free Estimates We return all colls Josaph Bower Free Estimates Quality Work 679-7830 5". Discount with this Ad Damien Cintron 462-2484 (201) 495-6299 MODERN VIEW D.G. leRaMe Liwi Un P. MOPPI WALLS Kuthor PAINTING t LANDSCAPING Landscaping by A&S 6 Sen DECORATING BEAUTIFUL Landscape t Lawn A Lawn Service PAINTING I CUSTOM DflUX Maintenance Services FRIENDLY FRED Fine European WALLPAPERING RMidentm • Commercial PAPERHUNGING LANDSCAPING - Complete Ground Professional & Reliable Crattmanship & PAINTING Lawn (uiifts • Custom Undscaotni & LAWN CARE Maintenance Programs Family Operated Interior + Exterior • Neat & Clean • Grais Cuttinf COMPLETE LAWN CARE • Sod I Railroad T«s Four Generations • Power Wash • Small |obs OK • Cleanups I Renovations • Spring I Fill Clean up • MOWING-EDGING 1 Complete • Paper removal No iob Too SmoH • Muichmg 4 Stonework • Fertilizmf. Sod t Seed • TRIMMING Interior/Exterior • All Sidings • Thatching 1 Seeding • Fully Insured • Oean-Up> • Hedje Trimmmj •CLEANUPS Services • Decks • Ntulch • Chemical Programs DONE PROFESSIONALLY Very OfaMr • Ira Pntet • Patios REFERENCES • MkaodTiM PAINTMG/WAU COVERINGS FREE ESTIMATES For Free Ettknne Please Call 530-9669 634-0756 FREE ESTIMATES 238-8330II «*MI«I 238-3143 can 583-2297 251-0055 303-8699 494-5836 706-0976 JUST SOME CUTS MR. BILL'S LANDSCAPING Landscaping W.L. Wittenberg INTEROR/EXTERIOR Lawn Cutting LAWNCARE Design & Planting Puntinj/Piperhingini Trees, Shrubs.Ornamerm. Sob, Mulch, I if alaMViinO &Co. THl FfMW/Vf TOUCH cokvun R.R. Tws. Rocks, Wads, Pilings. Stone Edflinc, "Attention POWER WASH • Prepasted & UWM SIIVICI Fertilizing Pasted Papers •1 10% Off Thotching To Detail" • Quality Work • Paper Removal Cut, Trim, Thatcti Londtcap* Spruc«-iip. Seeding Fint Painting * Mowing Pre-Emergenrs. Seed itHiHVHfKj m Prufffna • Reasonable • Reasonable Rates •Edging fenilize. Ume. Weed IHMlan. Shrubs Tre.1 Tree Trimming > Inter «r i BOS Control • Free Estimate CALL LOU ANN MAK & Shaping Senior Citizen Discount ] IHIFriieleM UWH t LANDSCAPE 780-8637 Clean-Ups John 545-0516 Rel»ronces Estimates OU 525-2655 ftr SERVICE Serving Western Monmouth Call Mid* or Kevin INPORMATION & ESTIMATE 741-3219 ivan 846-9893 446-7807 for free) estimate 741-5650 CAMPION What Landscape Company gives a FULL 2 year Guarantee LANDSCAPING UNLIMITED LANDSCAPING on all planted Trees & Shrubs? WA CREATIVE LANDSCAPE DESIGN JACK » LAWN CARE Monmouth Lawn & Landscape Inc. 1 ' Residential-Commercial THE STRIPPER PROFESSIONAL UtNDSUPINC DESIGN will do just that. •DECKS • TIE WORK • RETAINING WALLS That s n F&L v&v PAINTING CALL • EXTERIOR Rejsonable Advertise Your BUSY B's Reliable lond$cop*r$ • INTERIOR Custom 2 1-800-660-4- ADS Interior Painting • Paintinf Advtrtis* Lawn Care PROFESSIONALLY Exterior Painting DOSE Htrt! • Residential ' SheetrKk Htpjirs TO PUT YOUR Business Here! FREE ESTIMATES » Popcorn Ceiling* T INSIREL) > Free Estimate* 741-6770 1-800-660-4- ADS 431-0315 • Fullv lnsun-J WE LIKE AD HERE 201-238-5553 SMALL JOBS • it i ' - Ormmtmr Mtttm Nmwpapmra POWER PACKAGE, SEPTEMBER 5,1990 11 K&M POOLS G.P. POOL SERVICE NEW LOOK Norman • Jrtiifi. //nr. Div. of Ken-Chel Corp. SALES-SERVICES LINER CHANGE SPECIALIST PAMTMG/VAUPAPQUNG CHARLES E. (201)780-1090 Leiderman PATTERSON Repair POOL S.1AHK "Spring Spectacular" • Liner Replacement Qpenings-CkHiftgs ~ ' *150 Off" We are pleased to an- Specialist Ch«m«cofcO«lNiiid • WALLPAPER OwrSYeanba»He«n nounce our Pre-Sea- • Quality Installations Weekly Moiroenome Exp 12/31/90 W/This Coupon» Master son Air Conditioning Line* KepiotMmmttu • Ineround & Above • POKORN CEILINGS 462-3356 Special Pip#i Temd/Repoired EXPERT LEAK DETECTION • AfTodable Prices Cov*n Cuwom Fit-M«vco Paperhanger Scvf r A Drain Cleaning CMI eirty tor M tfptntmtut 18 YEARS EXPERIENCE • Openings-Closings Leok Dvtvction and Avpoir riff UfimQfe + Pirtl FREE ESTIMATES Repair* ft (Unnovattow $49.95 Fihen and Pu*npi Inured 24 Hour EawTfrncy Service CALL KEN Kxfin FULLY GUARANTEED No Job Too Small end Tax Amomork Voc.*quobot 536-3240 Lenny Co) SUM IXHM '4448 367-7641 2514764 Ho estimates with this otter 679-3276 PRECISION PAPERHANGING ENGINEERED MY POOL MAN INC. AIR SYSTEMS POOLS Sales & Service Air Conditioning & 0PENIN6SI CLOSINGS Jack Barsky VIPCO PAINTING Heating Specialists Liners Replaced Swimming Pool & Spa Openings & Closings • Intariar/liMnor Pointing * Residential/Commercial Pool Supplies & CKemkols Delivered • Pop«r B.movol & Pr»p Work • TRANE-Camer. Lennox 536-9393 Weekly Maintenance Program • Specializing in Alt Wolkoverings and all other models Export Heater, Filter & Pump Repair • *JSh—Hotk«apoln 251-5595 Serving Monmoutti Co License & Replacement #30624 POWER WASHING - EXTERIOR 888-0783 431-8007 Professional leosonabto •••fwrencei Hazlet Freehold Graduate of Poper Honging ktstftuta "Your comfort is 780-2070 our busrnes 446-7356 or 446-0959 Free Estimates "20 YEARS EXPERIENCE" ROOFING SIDING GUTTERS WINDOWS AIR SEAMLESS CADUETT W.H.B. GUTTERS K & K Inc. THE WALL DOCTOR Gentul PlMttmt Certtacter • Siding • Roofing CONSTRUCTION CO. CUMCDIFUJSHB) Seeculumi in GUTTERS . Windows • Doors Installed or • Rf-Roofing Prompt Service on all *mm»Pii« • Decks •Basements Custom Paper Hanging Dropped Off • New Roofing NEW CONSTRUCTION Makes and Models • Kitchens • Baths $55.00 • Repaired • Cleaned • Burlt-Up Roofing Sales • Service By Tex Miller Fixture & Boiler • Leaf Guards • Soffits and Installation • Single Ply Replacement AND • Facias m [ • Silver Coating Wallpaper Removal of NEW or REPLACEMENT Baseboard Heat High Efficiency Units ROOF Free Estimates HOME IMPROVEMENTS • Roof Top AD Types Of Repairs ALL WORK GUARANTEED REPAIRS 446-9027 Ml Chimney's Leo Electric Inc Plastered 536-9451 New Gutters Installed Doug Our Own Work 360-2312 238-4143 CALL STEVE • Metal Roof Coated N.j. State be. #7128 928-0216 238-8620 Fully Ins., Free Est 741-3937 Chuck 264-0917 Jerry 3 L ALUMINIUM NEED WALLPAPER? COL-AIR ALL TYPES SIMOS BROTHERS SCHAEFERfcSONS GUTTERS "FANTASTIC" "FABULOUS' Hutini i Ceetaif SIDING CO. ROOFING i SIDING 24 Hr Emetftnqi Santa SIDING & Call us • Vou'll be glad you did because MAIN Vinyl Siding WHY PAINT? Senice ad makes ( nwtets • WE ARE EXPERIENCED INTERIOR Windows & Doors • ALL MAJOR BRANDS CONNECTION HOME •WINDOW CASINGS DECORATORS AND WALLPAPER • Oil or gas cleanings Re-Roofing • Vtnyl bK3tnq COORDINATORS • OVERHANGS fc EAVES PLUMBING i • Check ups • SHITTERS • FaKios G ioHun • SHOP AT HOME SERVICE OUR Seamless Gutters HEATING INC. • Installation of all IMPROVEMENTS • LEADERS fc GUTTERS •Cusrom D*cks SPfCIAlTY heating equipment Trim & Repairs • VINYL Si ALUMINUM • LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN. WE WILL Residential I Commercial Expertly Serving • Clock thermostats Fully Licensed All Work Guaranteed SIDING NOT IE UNDERSOLD Monmouth County Repair t Installation • Humidifiers • STORM WINDOWS fa • LARGE SELECTION OF LATEST DESIGNS DOORS CALL SCOTT Bonded t Insured Fully Insured 462-9221 • '-i- DOW INSULATION Lie «7825 Call Pat 643-0594 INTERIORS UNLIMITED 905-1718 OVER Frar Ertimalft InMirrd 431-8137 20 years in Freehold Laura fancy 446-658 741-1253 Serving area 13 /ears 536-5936 GUTTERS D&J tMIM FROST 3E's ROOFING LICENSE #8090 Air Conditioning R + K CLEANED ROOFING- "NO JOB TOO SMALL" & Heating ALUMINUM Camtmnm, and PAINTINC CO. I * EXPERT REPAIRS MotHto Honw VINYL CO. INC. ROOFINC 1st 1.000 se ft. INTERIOR* EXTERIOR « INSTALLATIONS K fws VINYL SIDING I REPAIRED VINYL REPLACEMENT * ALTERATIONS C«* i at • NEWROOFS \i I WINDOWS GUTTER GUARDS *700." SPECIALIZING in: *NEW Ait Conditioners •REROOFS I -Custom + Standard Painting CONSTRUCTION AH Wort C«vwrtM« 1-800-24 INSTALLED PUNTING: Mest Hwnts • Staining ?IHn Svmca SUPER LOW RATES •TEAROFFS FREE ESTIMATES • Power washing -R and K FREE ESTIMATES ^^$99500! neiionaDif naies • Deck bleaching + Preserving 10% Senior Citiz«n 323 Main St Minor Roof Rtpaira t«nm mi S»> te»< Free Eitonatet 264-1936 Bradley Beach 36O-1546 Discount witti id CALL Call: 787-7684 CALL DAN Fully ReferenceFree s Reasonable 671-8777 679-2112 Insured ESTIMATES Rates 462-6931 Evening Number 257-7064 727-0032 •kMtate fMMt M« I Urmm NEED A PLUMBER? MID STATE Your Ad GUTTERS EXtfRTLY PLUMBING CLEANED «FLUSHED s, Check Our Can Be Quality Gutter Leaf & HEATING 6u«rds Installed The economy & taxes HOME REMODELING INC. Here! are hurting both of us. I Business Service I Repair Specialists •leeen ne«d you-you II save (Now solely owned by Chris Holiday) Commercial 1 Residential • Mieer Tree Triejuint money with me. I witt • CkHMei Cat* listaW Very Rebate! 1-800 beat any reasonable SUPER SAVINGS & freeWiiiialei-retfhuand Fit* Estimates! •ooftng estimate by 5- From Aug. 1st to Feb. 1st on Urn tat fjUJed 0> taswraf N.J. Matter 10% or even more. •VmylStding • Thermal Replacement Window! 660-4 PtMMCjM 5*3-0412 Service Plumbers Lie. #7021 •Bowi -Bays ADS Directory 938^704 HO-450* 254-2083 905-6590 938-2585 Free Caimma Financing Available DOUG COGER CONTRACTING INC. Build It! Fix It! RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Improve It! Today! SPECIALIZING IN: RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL ROOFING. GUTTERS • VINYL i ALUMINUM SIDING • REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Call Our ALUMINUM & VINYL TRIM • REPLACEMENT DOORS • ROOFING SEAMLESS GUTTERS Business & Service Fully Insured Free Estimates I • KITCHENS! BATHS GARAGE DOORS WhataRreatsectionl TRIM SPECIALISTS References 1 Million $ Coverage | Fr«« Advertisers Estimates 264-8166 679-0320 or 946-7804 AD wont carefully supervised A guaranteed 12 SEPTEMBER 5,1990, POWER PACKAGE Qrmmtmr Modim Mmwmpmpmrm OOFING SIDING GUTTERS WINDOWS «ffl? SPECIAL SERVICES MOs Hom# 080a Home 061 Lawn Care/ 081 Lawn Car*/ JUNK Improvements Improvements Landscaping Landscaping MIKE S General Contractors BOB S LANDSCAPING ANDSCAPING UNLIMITED DONALD CHAYNIE 'Shrub Trimming .Planting 780 9486 HOME IMPROVEMENTS 727-5676 •Removal "€dgtng -Mulching See Business/Service Dar CARS COLOR Free estimates FuBy insured See Business/Service Dir •fiototillmg 986-3341 SHANJLEY CONSTRUCTION BLACKiWHI" Call Bob 462 1967 LANDSCAPING DESIGN BOUGHT EL GRECO CONSTRUCTION 536-9393 or 251-5595 SlcU £fftct\ Unc JIAFOI HOUSE CALL See Business/Service Dir CAMPION LANDSCAPING Free Estimates & LAWN CARE .548-4173 LARSON SERVICES MARLBORO I lUfiusPAirrs home improvement Kttcnens See Business/Service Dtr 536-2613 Vinyl Siding & Soffits bathrooms, masonry, paint WEAVER Construction Co Fascia* Trim Work AUTO ALL BRANDS ng- interior /exterior Fully Vinyl Shutters SAME DAY nsu?ed Free estimates 390-8242 CAROTENUTO'S LAWN MOWING SERVICE WRECKERS Call Steve at 238-7727 See Business/Service Dir Call Bob s Lawn Service tss Gutters ft Leaders YOUR PERSONAL HANDY LAWN SERVICE 747-6944 SERVICE 1 (MDM2-MM Scitt Jaeter FIX IT MAN No |O0 too small 24 hi Residential'Commercial awn Prep 1591-1400 emergency service Free Est Serving Monmouth Cty 15 Yrs 679-6085 BUILD IT 679-9698 or 549 3809 nsured Call 370-2085 THATCHING 081 Lawn Care/ CELEBRITY LANDSCAPING ime seed, ten Packages tmmmmmm OR ALTER IT. 446-5970 vailable PERSONAL SERVICE Landscaping See Business /Service Dir 92S-1M7 C CENTIMOLE DDS JIM CANTELMO 370-2846 ABC LANDSCAPING INC ANCHOR SIDIN4 SERVICE CO*. ESTIMATES GIVEN TRUCKING INC CUSTOM •A Better Cut lawn CHARLIE SCOTT LAWN-RICH . ALUMINUM. VINYL & STEEL maintenance and landscaping Yard Mamtenarv Residential/Commercial CONTRACTORS Home Improvements services Free est 251-6290 LAWN SERVICE 4463347 SIDING Remodeling • Carpentry ACTUAL FARM TOP SOIL Free Estimates •TopSo.1 •HIDirt • ANDERSEN WINDOWS Painting Staining Decks • Complete Masonry $125 - lOcu yards. S200 Lrtson's Landscaping •Stone •Grading Call M*e 446-4796 I8cu yards eves & wknds 747-8534 AH Phases of Landscape" • REPLACEMENT WINDOWS • land Clearing Restoration of all HOME IMPROVEMENTS/ welcome Call 922-1131 CMENOWETH S LAWN .awn Maintenance «Sod ODD JOBS Very reasonable SERVICE 495-6299 •Rock Walls Hnstattattons •Demolition ARBE LANDSCAPING INC • ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS External Surfaces 251-4549 Of 360-2B57 See Business A Service Dir •Hand Pruning Trees. Shrubs Topsoil Fill • Removal of: •Hedge Trimming JAMES MEROLA & SONS Mulch Stone All your land | FREE ESTIMATES REFERENCES ON Dtcks-Repaired Built •Thatching A Res«eding Concrete & Block top Over 30 yrs experience Re scaping needs Bulldozer A CRYSTAL IMAGE ee Estimates Tom 2S7-915S REQUEST modeling Decks Kitchens & backhoe work Fully insured COMPLETE TREE SERVICE 583-4415 727-0617 Windows Free est 899-4383 Cad 721 7142 Irom Bam-Spm Slump Removal Pruning Mylmmd Fnwbtmo*. 264-4309 Evenings MAC & SONS 727-5350 Full Insured Free Estimates K & D CARPENTRY- Bath rooms, decks kitchens add> ARWAY LANDSCAPING CUSTOM LANDSCAPING LAWN SERVICE I tions Free est Ins 905-6460 formerly NOWICKI Lawn Care 238-8330 1 Accepting Applications Now A Landscaping- See Business/Service Dir MARSHALL S PAINTING A Call 828 S387 DBR Landscape A Design SHEETROCK MIKE'S ROOFING 583 9708 McGILL S TREE SERVICE Roofing 20% off landscaping 583-8964 See Business/Service Dir 723-0726 TAPING w/this ad by 10/14 303-1702 See Business & Service Dir Siding TRASH See Business/Service Dtr FINISHING MASTER DECKS DECORATOR STONE ATTN. HOME0WNERS Rock Xpress 892 3502 " No |ob too big or smal REMOVAL Pool- Platforms. Old A New MIKE'S LANDSCAPING Windows Wildlife Tree Service See Busine 55/Service Dir " Prompt & courteous •Cetera .Gutters Const Call now tor post sea Now oftenng the following istom design sod. Jap* service • YenJt •Furnaces son rates 758-8446 • Old Landscapes Redone DELUX LAWN CUTTERS nese gardens, thatching, lawn AND MORE * 48 hour response •Treei • Trees A Shrubs Trimmed 462-9141 » landscape renovation, trees L shrubs trimmed A removed " Free Estimates or Removed See Business/Service Dir • Stone. Mulch. Top Sod & DeMARCO A Son Sprinkle* All phases of landscaping Don't worr\, you will be • MTrts -Demolition STAN BUCK 679-3845 ,4 SB Sod installed Systems 739-2327 happy We have 1 2 RESTORATION INC • Overgrown Yards Cut Down MODERN Vtew Landscaping years experience. 555 Broadway. Long Branch See Business/Servie Dir Cleaned Up 238-3143 928-4989 Call Bob Furniture repair & relinishmg 5 ANDSCAPING 576-8548 • Lawnmowtng done See Business/Service Dtr Free Estimates Quality Work No spraying or dipping FREE Eat CALL Pat 446 7028 .62-4289 Fully Insured Antiques tor sate See Business/Service Dtr MONMOUTH LAWN ft LAND 613-8932 389-7971 Krtchen cabtnets restored m A.J LAWNCUTTERS- 446-7430 your home Chair caning 679-7830 See Business A Service DM .229-0522 or 542 1965 See Business A Service Dir DON'S TREE SERVICE Trees & Shurbs Trimmed i MR BILL S LANDSCAPE Removed Free Est 462 4215 780-8637 See Business/Service Dw ROOFING • SIDING RELAX... D C LAWN > LANDSCAPE Call Barry The Builder 5832297 NOWICKI LANDSCAPING See Business/Service On 254-4367 Let Someone "He Cares" See Business/Service Otr ELITE LAWN CARE PRO/STUMP TREE SERVICE Else AD0-A-R00M :ull Maintenance Program e Removal. Tr tmming. Expert Hedging and Pruning Topping. Pruning A Stump Free Estimate 679 6443 Grinding Fulty ins Free mt Do FRED S LAWN CARE • Over 18 yrs exp 446-1104 ALLON Complete Lawn Maintenance RUSSELL S TREE SERVICE The By Total Home Improvements • Call 721-1107 We specialize m yard clean CONTRACTING GARDEN IRRIGATION up. Shrub trimming and «H 972-9100 kinds ol tree removal Work See Business/Service Dir Free Estimates Fully insured 254-3946 WE DO IT ALL Call 329-3091 after 4pm GIORDANO S Landscaping SPRINKLER SYSTEMS I SIKORSKl A SONS • ADD-A-LEVEL • DORMER maintained Free estimates Landscaping Mowing. RR Tie Walls, Sodding Stonework. Fuiy Insured DeMgrco & Son • BATHROOMS • KITCHENS Fall Clean-ups 222-171 Hydro-Tech | •SCREENED-IN • DENS Decks. Tree Removal, etc Free Estimatts Sprinkler Systems o Free Estimates A Futty Ins PORCHES •• DECKS GREEN TRIMMINGS Comm/Res 236-8199 UNDERGROUND' Mowing, yard work light hau LAWN ing Ask (Of Jim 747 7060 STUMP REMOVAL VISIT OUR OFFICES « SHOWROOMS HYDRO-TECH Sprinklers •Service Is your stump a pain m the SPRINKLERS 257-7871 or 257 7305 GRASS'Meet 51 FuHylns • Repairs ' Gas Fireplaces • Bathrooms Installation See Business/Service Dir • Installations i Redwood Plant Windows • And Much More! 634 1311 "JUST STUMPS- Maintenance • Spring "Stort-Ups" JEROME SUMMER BREEZE Start-ups • System Winterizing 251 6752 257-7871 or 566-2828 TREE SERVICE See Business A Service Dw 739-2327 ALL phases ot tree care A. Install-Rite Fully Free 257-7305 removals Free estimates THATCHING Mttnbar of 8* Battar BottoM* Bureau Fully insured Bob 727-4929 FREEHOLD Insured Estimates f ru Estimates Free Estimates 409-3477 Saving Your Community Sine* 1963 JUSTIN TYNE LARSON SERVICES LANDSCAPE A DESIGN &36-7613 SERVICES TOTAL HOME MPROvtMENTS COW. Call Anne 251-057 Two Generations of 273Main St. Mattwan 24Hr.Phon« JUST SOME GUYS THATCHING NATIONAL EXTERIOR CLEANING Quality Service (oomarofftt34) Uc #33355 LAWN CARE 525-265 Mike s Landscaping See Business/Service Dir CaH 679 3645 RESTORATION CUSTOMIZED LAWN SPRINKLERS CALL 972-0487 • INSTALLATION • SERVICE i« Restore Your Home or Building • REPAIRS To ITs Original Boautyl WO DAMAGE TO YOUR LAWNS SHRUBS Cost Etf#ctiv#ty NO MONEY DOWN UP TO M MONTHS TO PAY To qualified buyers Cal For A FIMTM* Demonstration 972-9100 FREE ESTIMATE FIND IT ...right where you always look first—in THI. DRIEST classified. It's easy to use, always BASEMENT in CALL TOWN available, doesn't require, a walk or drive, byWECRETElNC 1-800-660-4-ADS and the selection is great. Find it today in 145 South St. Freehold. N.J. 1-800-660-4-ADclassified! S 577-8587 TO PUT YOUR 542-1700 ADHERE GUARANTEED CLASSIFIED Greater Media Newspapers •lllllln a...J/ Grmmfr Mmdim NmwmpmpTM POWER PACKAGE, SEPTEMBER 5,1990 13 081 Lawn Car*/ 081 Lawn Can/ 083 Masonry/ 081 Lawn Care/ 084« Light Hauling 085 Odd Job*/ Landscaping Landscaping Landscaping C MIKE S TRASH ROMOVAL THATCHING TREES. HEDGES- TRIMMED TREES- -Trimmed 'Removed 03 square teet 'Stumps Ground 'Wood Chips Steps. Sidewalks. Plastering. 389-7971 or 576-8548 UNCLE WILLY'S OR REMOVED Odd Jobs Viveways. Foundations John See Business & Servw-e Dir CaHAnne 251-0572 Firewood Call 444-3196 Reasonable Rates. Anthony Constr 572-2148 RUBMSH/JUNK REMOVAL TOM VACCARELLA 257-1416 Anytime RANDY S HAULING * All types of Cleanups For free Landscaping M8-1559 MASONRY Distinctive stone Disposal Service Debris, junk TREES ft SHRUBS I Dock work. Foundation, fire- removal Free est. 741-8943 estimate can 525-8329 Sa« Business/Service Or Removed and Trimmed TREE/STUMP REMOVAL Trimming. Landscaping places, concrete & concrete TRACTOR Ford Diesel Fully insured/Free estimates Service in MKjdiesex/Monmoutri Co javers Call John 431-0444 085 Odd Jobs/ 089 Painting 1100 Series for landscapes FreeEst 1-800-834-8301 Asking 13,100 Call 360-2473 3*0-M40 REASONABLE MASONRY-Fireptaces-Patios CV»«rtup» TURF CARE Foundations Free Esl. Don s ANYTHING from Painting. 251-8126 Custom Masonry 251-4353 Gutters Yards. Light hauling See Business A Service Or MASONRY- New Work & carpentry Quality Refs Repairs Ret s Avail, 222-2834 or 741-2056 UNWANTED SHRUBS Call 254-0643 PAINTING* CARPENTRY Stumps/small trees removed McMULLEN Construction BAB HAULING Reasonable prices. 776-7378 Custom Int/Ext Painting 542-0044 Masonry, trash removal & odd Fflrst PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY See Business & Service Dir loba We do it an" 238-9140 OuMly/Un Whipporw* Va*»y Farm Whether we're assisting MORRISSEY PAVING CELLARS. Garages. Back- References! Supplied Landscaping, spring cleanup yards, etc Cleaned and con- For FREE Estimates A Guld* To Prof*t*k>nsl Strvlctt lawn care, shrubs, weeding Serving Tn-Counry Area in the sale of your car, Can 246-1320 or 521-5021 tents removed Reasonable 671-4417 Odd jobs. topsCHl 741-5542 Free estimates 727-2608 advising you on ELECTROLOGISTS NATION WIDE PAVING CO A a A PAINT a Paperhangmg 063 Masonry/ 528-9*48 Also Slain Speckle. Seal an advertising campaign See Business/Service Dir CLEAN-UPS Residential/Commercial ELECTROLYSIS BY LORI Paving ktt/Ext Free est 458-61 S3 QUALITY MASONRY WORK Hauling, garbage, or helping you locate a lost kitten, AFFORDABLE ASPHALT gutters, trees, lawns, much CERTIFIED ELECTROLOGIST ALL PHASES Can 780-5510 PAVING AN Types more Dependable, reasona- we subscribe to the idea . -SAFE •fACIAL-eOOY^NGROWN -GENTLE See Business/Service Dir AFFORDABLE Comm/Res Resurfacing & ble Leave mess 819-4525 Paper Hanging & Light Paint- •PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL that your satisfaction Complete Paving Free eat. HOME TRASH REMOVALS ing Exc Refs * Reliable Free Consultation NICHOLS PAVING 431-8161 RIPTIDE CONSTRUCTION Demolition Attics/basements FREE Estimates 531-1548 is the measure of our success. Specializing in brick pavers. & Sample Treatment ALL Concrete A Masonry cleaned Odd jobs. Free esti- sidewalks, driveways, all ALL PAINTING 446-8882 536-3344 Work Expertly Done Free Est. mate Can Dan: 572-5412 Interior/Exterior Call Mike 238-8892-257 9688 kino's of retaining wans, block a railroad ties Cad 390-2163 Quality Wort*. Reasonable Serving you well is so important FINANCIAL SERVICES ALL Types of concrete work JUNK REMOVAL Rates. Can MAe 363-2786 we make it our number-one mission From patios to poured SEALCOATING Attics. Basements. • All ANTHONYS STOP BEING A VICTIM foundations Ask tor John Types of Clean-up Can Joe 446-7887 Driveways ftParkin g Lots Z47-1M1 OF YOUR CREDIT RATING Patching • Crack Filling Hav* Bnnh... WIN Tim** FREE ESTIMATES 257-5614 LAWNS, garages, painting, Painter A Handyman Services Simply put, Arc you being denwd/reiected for credit? ASPHALT gutters, attics & basements Installation 4 repairs of win- we put AH Paving A Excavating SHARPER IMAGES You name it. we do it' John dows doors, fixtures, mart- Guaranteed personal credit restoration and 431-338* assistance in obtaining desired credit For Driveways. Parking Lots & 389-6592 or Ed 571 -0953 boxes- Painting, plumbing, Service rtoeds Call 521-1706 See Business/Service Dir chimney flashing, leaders. STATEWIDE Paving gutters, etc Tony 566-2051 ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS First. CORRECT CREDIT COMPANY » Seal Coating 290-0389 OUT OF SITE 341-1227 A t S PAINTING CO Call for fra« consultation .290-1963 See Business/Service Dir TRASH REMOVAL - Attics. See Business/Service Dir basments. construction sites 634-0756 See Business & Service Dir ASPHALT Dnveways/Parkng M4 Moving* cleaned ReUtna service tree HEALTH INSURANCE Lots. Seal coating, excavat estimates Can 257-7989 ing. Free estimates 446-6602 Stony R 1 J CLEANUPS Bob! Custom Painting AFFORDABLE HEALTH INSURANCE ATTICS SHEDS GARAGES. A-1 MASONRY GROUP ' INDIVIDUAL ' SHORT TERM PLANS FURNITURE HAULING YARDS * CELLARS Interior/exterior Sheetrock t 842-1609 26< «374 LIFE ' DISABILTY See Business & Service Dir. # 1 In Furniture Care Any. plaster repair Free estimates 938-5469 where. Fun household/partial TO YOUR PERFECTION Cad 957 0316 BLACKTOP SEALING move Lie #PMOO276 FuNy Homes. Basements. Attics. R.E.B. INSURANCE ASSOCIATES Insured Call Jim 370-4123 Yards. Gutters Cleaned Out 1-800-660-4-ADS Una striping, cracfc tilling & 7 BRUSHMASTER MOVING SAVE UP TO 50% Houses Torn Down. Drive- European Craftsman pot hole repair Call 739-0223 ways. SOewaan, Pools Pa- ARE YOU SELF EMPLOYED? Fully ma. Local« Long Oisf Paperhangmg * PamOng tios. Etc. Demolished A 249-4329 Lie # PM 00587 Interior » Exterior 530-8606 •Sick of BIG raises in your health plan' BLACKTOP SEALING Hauled Free Estimates •Sidi of only reasonable charges paid? Driveways our Speciality OUm Light Hauling No )Ob too BIG or small BRUSH 1 PAINT •SK* of looking for new health plant? FREE Estimates 787-3305 Can for low rates 613-9619 Cat 727-2262 LIGHT HAULING * CLEAN- See Business/Service Dir I MAY HAVE THE CURE FOR YOU! UP - Cellars, attics, yards TRASH and JUNK REMOVAL EMoti Taup, Agent 536-3106 B*S aneds No job too BIO or too Anything you want taken to BUSY B s PAINTING IcFktat small SENIOR CITIZENS dumps. Free estimates INTERIOR 238-5553 Pacific 1 Rly Ufa Ins. Co. PAVING 20*. DISCOUNT 495-5504 Calf 721-8246 See Business/Service Dir Driveways Parking Lota HYPNOTHERAPISTS (New or Resurfaced) Driveway Stone (installed) THE HYPNOSIS A BEHAVIORAL CENTER Stone Delivered Your eyes EilMn Julian, R. HY., Serving Monmouth/Middlese» UN A GOOD BUY Areas. 521-2123 or 566-7146 will sparkle Certified Hypnotherapist 5% OFF WITH THIS AD •QUIT SMOKING: W/O weight gain or anxiety CONCRETE WORK- Side with delight! walks repaired & replaced etc •LOSE WEIGHT EASILY And keep it off permanently Free estimates. Reasonable In classified, •ELIMINATE STRESS Phobias-Motivation/ rates Call Bob 750-1340 All Habit Problems the price Call Today 591-1119 CORNERSTONE GOOD BUY AD COUPON is right! Say Goodby* to I»M «*• Urns NURSING SERVICES MASONRY duBarlng ip your dOHO or tti* EXLMItpW Of 90 OOTTOCOy WTnlMI Owe World Quality 4A1I4 car in your driveway! D • D HEALTH, Inc. Alt phases of masonry, concrete walks ft patios. 1-800-660-4-ADS rrrrirrrinrririiiiiiiH NURSE PRACTIONEERS PROVIDING: steps, fireplaces, brick fronts 3 LINES 3 WEEKS $20.25!1 •HEALTH MANAGEMENT AND foundations & additions riri,Tinr:r-r*nr:rii;r:r:iiiiiH •TEACHING TO THE HOMEBOUND PATIENT Free Est , Fully Insured ROOM*. NEW PATIENTS WELCOME Peter J Ince 787-4326 CALL FOR INFORMATION OR SERVICE CYCLE Pav.ngySeaicoat.ng Appaanit: 264-7177 251-5887 See Business/Service Dir A08 MUST BE PUNCTUATED PROPEW.Y EMERGENCY EVALUATION LMV9 009 tplO MflWMfl MCn 1VMQ. 24 HOURS A DAY FERNANOES Aspriatt Paving 238-0462 HOMOUTH See Business/Service O*r WEE-KARE NURSING REGISTRY INC. JOHN ClAGLIA RELIABLE COVERAGE 563-3053 I pi Any Hours See Business/Service Dir (042-051 ududhgaramod) Specializing in Pediatric J Neonatal Care JOSEPH'S DRIVEWAY rV*mofvei10-118 Reasonable Rates SEALING SERVICE Cwbecaneel8d.NorMund.Mua .- 870-0903 Asphalt Paving. Etc. Free Estimates be prepaid. FREEBEE AD COUPON PHYSICIANS 525-2480 HERTS HOWTHE RADIATION ONCOLOGY INSTITUTE KEITH RECHTEN - MASON 1 TEMPER AD • HUT MCLUK PIICC MO.0II LEM CONTRACTOR 566-4573 Cancer Therapy. Breast Screening. Treatment See Business/Service Dir PREJ [E WORKS of Breast Cancer w/o loss of the breast GA DoenerMD Ad wll run 2 wieks Radiology-Ultrasound Nuclear Consultants. P.A. Prfca* party mrchtnte only Since 1969 Architectural Concratai Concrete Patios (042-061 odudkigtwood) 303 West Main St., Freehold, N.J. 07728 Driveways a Walkways Call 780-2030 or 222-8884 Concrete Pavers automotM 110-118 1-800-666-1969 PHYSICAL THERAPY 201-946-8300 on: LOMBARDI PAVING INC Only item per ad. Pitt must (pear 'Name MARLBORO PHYSICAL THERAPY, PA I-900-66«-1969 2O1-9-46-83OO See Business/Service Dir inad$SO.ortas.FfeabeemuM {Address Suite 104, 100 Campus Dr ,/Rte 520. Marlboro MASON Fireplaces brick accompany paid Good Buy coupon. |Zip. By Appointment Only work, atone work, sidewalks, Phone Evening 1 Saturday patios, foundations Very Classified is open No Qhont crow! Hours Available reasonable John 390-9530 Monday thru Friday 591-9494 BidemFmbm Coupon, Good Buy Coupon and chick or momyonkr 8:30 am to 6:00 pm. YOUR AD CAN You Can Charge Give us a call!!! Your Ad To 542-1700 BE HERE Master Card or VISA 1-800-660-4- ADS Can 542-1700 fl 14 SEPTEMBERS, 1990, POWER PACKAGE Ormmtmr Mmdim Nmwmpapr* 086 Painting 091 Roofing/ 086 Painting 086 Painting 086 Painting 089Plumbing/ 092 Special 092 Special Heating GidtnQ Service* Service* interior /Exterior Painting. MOUSE PAINTER-lntenor/ S J ROOFING FURNITURE REPAIR STAN HOME REPAIR MAN Neat ft rUheW Futty insured exterior. Meticulous 15 yrs MONROE PAINTING THE WALL DOCTOR DRAINS CLOGGED? 727-0032 Jphotstenng & restoration 431 4969 Sinks * Baths See Business/Service Dir Free Estimate CaM 741-3539 •«p Rets Ins Jim 671 -5483 Interior 'Exterior 536-9451 ree estimates pickup, deliv- See Business/Service Dtr DON T PANIC" Decks. Fences & Wood Siding See Business/Service D« 'OUG COGER Contracting ery Call Nick at 352-7180 INTERIOR/EXTERIOR-You Residential Sewer Cleaning STANLEY ASPHALT Restored A Preserved 679-0320 or 946-7804 CASINO PAINTING supply paint or I will Week- WALLPAPERING & Pa.nt.ng Can 290-0819 GARAGE DOOR 4 OPEN.R 251 2667 Fully insured Exc References See Business/Service Dir Intenor/EKterior Power ends. Reasonable Refer REPAIR 223-0994 See Business & Service Dir Call 2S1 -4643 By European Craftsman washmg Fully msured/FHEE 446-2236am or after 9 30pm ALLON CONTRACTING See Business/Service Dir STUMP GRINDING Estimates. Ca»621-65S0 NEW LOOK Paint/Watipaper Reliable and Clean INTERIOR/EXTERIOR CALL 254-2946 _ REES TRIMMED/removed 251-6764 References Available See Business/Service Dir John 545-0516 .van 846-9893 GANOOLFO PLUMBING Grading • Top Sod • FM DM Lots cleared Firewood. Wood See Business/Service Dir Robin Sherwood 8463951 C-BREEZE See Business /Service Dir Remodeling * Alterations Sewers • Septics Chips Insured Call 238-7976 Painting/Home Improvements WALLS BEAUTIFUL Repair I New Work G & C ROOFING All Types ol Excavation Inlenor/Exterior 706-0976 License *8749 Call 679-3778 TABLE PADS DOT SHAMUS Mwtor/Extarior Painting OLD TIME PAINTERS lot tar. old roofs removed Call 561-3990 972 1127 Fully insured. Free estimates See Business/Service Dir )uilt-up roofing, repairs, shin Old Bndge Spotswood We Paint With HANDYMAN AND PICK-UP See Business/Service Dir Call Steve 264-0716 Rollers. Brushes S Pride' W L WITTENBERG & CO GARDEN STATE iles A gravel roofs Insured 360-2857 251-4549 Will clean attics, garages, etc TOM NORMILE CALL 225-4064 CALL 741-3219 PLUMBING and HEATING Business 28 Yrs 679-0001 INTERIOR - Painting I I hauling Call 431 -5880 494-3561 CEILINGS PAINTING-Clean t reliable See Business/Service Dir WATER HEATERS Paperhanging Free Estimates J » R ROOFING HANDYMAN See Business ft Service Dir Professionally sprayed, pop- Never a mess, always left REPAIRS & REMODELING Call John 780-9264 4 WALL PAPER HANGING Can Tom 238-1871 corn effect, an colors. with/wi- neat CallJoe 846-4993 GEORGE SAHUL JR UNBEATABLE RATES moutglitlT.lr—w'585-1625 938-5769 License *556B See Business/Service Dir INTERIORS UNLIMITED See Business/Service Dir Exp 4 Insured 846-7525 VCR REPAIR 446-6588 Call MR FIX-IT 886-0376 S K ROOFING « SIDING See Business/Service Dir PAINTING INT ft EXT 251-5660 CEMS PAINTING 15 Years Exp Reasonable 088 Pool Services 238-8620 HANDYMAN WINDOW MAGIC Interior/Exterior HANDY PLUMBER INT/EXT PAINTING Wallpa Call 819-0627 GP POOL SERVICE See Business/Service Dir 613-8566 Free Estimate* 972-7283 Reasonable rates Lie #7124 CONTRACTOR See Business/Service Dir pering Reasonable rates 367-7641 Call 525-3624 All Phases ol Construction CUSTOM PAPERHANGING 613-1869 WISH TV SERVICE PAINTING See Business/Service Dir RELIABLE Specializing in Bathrooms S15 SINGLE ROLL- Insured LICENSED PLUMBER nights 679-6065 LOW COST"' Root ft Gutters Gutter clean Kitchens & Decks 238-7727 Ask tor Rich 679-9418 POOL MAINTENANCE - Clos- L weekends Call Jerry Moore See Business/Service Dir J 4V N PAINTING Commercial & Residential ings, covers & supplies Call 671-6080 License *7282 ng. screening, seamless gut Interior/Exterior FREE Est Fully Ins 381-1312 922-1131 »rs installed Any type of roof WORLDWIDE REFINISHING DISCOUNT PAINTING » Residential/Commercial MAIN CONNECTION HANDYMAN PAINTING- Quality work t gutter repair Bathtub Retmishing See our Big or small jobs Old Bridge POOL SHARK Plumbing & Heating. Inc Minting, carpentry, house PAPERHANQMa SERVICE paint at me lowest prices ed in Bus/Serv Dir 750-7944 SayrevtUe. E Brunswick area Openings 364-6433 Closing Lie *7S2S 741-1253 "we fttum ail cafe." repairs, odd robs , No iob too Free Estimates CO 721 -5328 Fully insured 283-1350 small CALL Jim 364-0149 3 E S Roofing/Painting CM Joe 679-2526 See Business/Service Dir Calf 329 9669 EAGLE PAINTING COMPANY PAINTING/WALLPAPERING HANDYMAN-Remodeling Call 787-7684 JOE JAY SHANLEY CONSTRUCTION MAM STREET PLUMBERS Jack Terrizzi 367- 6446 Reasonable Free Estimates ainling Carpentry Rooting See Business/Service Dir Painting & Paperhanging 536-9393 or 251 -5595 PLUMBING a HEATING RESIDENTIAL IMAGE See Btwnesa/Sennoe Dir Call Yan 545-7149 See Business/Service Dir Alltypes concrete Free esti- Call 251-4623 Reasonable Rates 24 nr Reroofing Specialist mates George 254-2694 ro4 Tswonng Emergency Sewer Service Reasonable rates Fully ins JOE S PAINTING- SHANLEY CONSTRUCTION ALTERATIONS Specializing EDDIE'S PAINTING PAINTING 536-9393 or 251-5595 L.c#5235 Call 418-1990 446-2042 HANDYWORK Installations n clothing CUSTOM curtains Interior, ex tenor Small and decorating repairs carpentry A fresh coat of paint nvill make Wallpapering Prof Work See Business/Service Dir R & K ALUMINUM 251-8375 Beit prices odd fobs Can 505-9744 MICHAEL DiMAGGIO References avail 634-4259 everything beautiful & clean & Int/E»t FREE Est 727-2802 Plumbing 462-6931 Healing 1-800 247 2635 give you a lift I work vary neat K M.M INTERIORS -Wall 089Plumbing; NEED AN ALTERATION In PAPERHANGING See Business/Service Dir See Business/Service Dir your Life7 Bring your clothes and spackte cracks A patch papering, paint, wallpaper INTERIOR PAINTING H*S HANDYMAN SERVICE books, free consultation Fully Heating ROOFING by Alex Smutko io tine hands 34yrs experi- holes. I move furniture & FRANK BLUNK 280-2933 Rent A Husband 583 8837 cover everything I scrape. insured Call 324-8810 MID-STATE PLUMBING Cati 583 0412 ence Call 409-3088 prime ft paint. Caulk an pints PRECISION Paperhanging a ALAN BLACKBURN & Heatmg Very Reliable See 8u 5 mess/Service Dif SEWING Alterations dress Painting 446-7356 Plumbing/Heating Sewer and Commercial & Residential INTERIOR DESIONOR & reglaze windows I work SCHAEFFER 4 SONS matting any type Very rea- neat, clean & reasonable LERIO PAINTING See Business/Service Dir Dram Cleaning Water Heat- NJ Master Plumb Lie #7021 Will Handle All Your Interior Painting. Plastering. Taping 536-5936 sonable Call 446-4838 Prompt, courteous services. ers Remodeling Lie #5325 Call 938-6704 Needs At Reasonable Costs Sheetrock. Paperhanging P HOPPE Painting * See Business/Service Dir For free estimates on mt/ext. Decorating- 530-9669 or YRAMIJ PLUMBING A 462 7993 work . call Eddie at 842-3925 Free Estimates VINNIES ROOFING, gutter A 303-8699 See Bus /Serv Dir 238-2945 HEATING New & repair work JACK OF ALL TRADES slate repair Painting A home TAILORING BOB HOEGLER PLUMBING NJ LIC #6768 745-9090 No tob too small 727 -1696 390-8655 RM PAINTING repairs Free estimates Alterations Men/Women EXPERIENCED PAINTING NJ Lie #7576 ' 679-1213 See Business?Service Dir 360-1546 See Business/Service Dti Fully insured Call 572-7119 Expert/customized Same day 4 PAPER HANGING See Business/Service Dir RODD K ft M POOLS service Reasonable 251-6127 Top Quality • Honest Prices L a M PAINTING CHARLES PATTERSON PLUMBING and HEATING 6793276 Outside & Inside painting 462-3356 092 Special 095 WaHpap+rtng Water Heaters Faucets See Business/Service Dir Specializing in Acoustical STEVE'S PAINTING I See Business/Service Dir A&K INTERIOR DESIGN FREE Est. Joe. 15 yrs exp All Repairs Lie #6371 Service* 855-0662 or 634-4278 Popcorn Ceilings For FRE^ 566 1231 ESTIMATE & 10% disc on GENERAL CONTRACTING COL-AIR Heating/Cooling LOCKS AND ALARMS See Business /Service Di< F * L PAINTING completed job. call Larry All types of painting Power 905 1718 AFFORDABLE HANDYMAN Burglar-Fire-Locksmith 257-6502 No job too small or too big COVERALLS 431-0315 NOW' at 264-0436 washing, spraying, driveways See Business/Service Dir Central Monitoring 24 houi See Business/Service Dir Free est 536 1005 390-8233 service Call in No Brunswick 530-9653 decks, roots Experienced ROYAL FLUSH See Business ft Service Dir FORAN PAINTING MATTHEWS PAINTING quality work 15% off any DAVE 257-6254 Pyramid Security 422-7753 254-2572 S. PAPER HANGING complete job Cans answered Plumbing. Heating. Baths AFFORDABLE MANALAPAN PAVING JACK THE STRIPPER 24hrs 572-4477 PLUMBING/HEATING WINDOW TREATMENTS 972-7663 See Business/Service Dir Interior & Exterior Kitchens. Sheetrock ft Car Call 536-3137 Free Estimates 774-8622 pentry Uc#8843 750-4272 Custom Decorating See Bu sines/ Service Dir See Bust ness/Service Dir Installation & Repairs HOURLY RATES SUTKOWSKI'S WALLS MARIE S Electrolysis MS PAPERHANGER ALL AROUND HANDYMAN The feminine touch 741 5650 INTERIOR/EXTERIOR MO PAINTING DON KORN Commercial/Residential Permanent hair removal Mid Fully Ins w/25 Yrs Experience Interior/exterior. Quality work PLUMBING/HEATING All Types Ol dietown area Call (leave mes See Business /Service Or Polish hard work with Home Repairs/Improvements Neteon 787-8045 REASONABLE I NEAT Alterations, repairs & new No Job Too Small sage) Marie De Saro CPE NORMAN LEIOERMAN German Precision 290-1712 15YrsE«p 431-3981 Steve 291-4439 Call Mike at 363-3797 work Lie* 6404 727-4641 957-0010 Paperhanging 536-3240 NJ Licence #7863 AMAZING FACE KITCHENS MATAWAN - Completely ren See Business/Service Dir 251 1555 ovated 3txJrm apt m 2 (amity P&P REDECORATING See Business/Service Dir Call Joe 238-2283 fe L*ke Small Jobs/741-6770 ASSEMBLE LIGHT - Let us bath. w/w. Near transp Rets See Business/Service Dir assemble your items Items O pets, non smoker He just knew WALLCOVERING-Paper Dolls STEVE PAUL repaired ft painted 462-8855 $900mo . + util 1 < .Tnfi sec It's garage sale 566 1682 $42-3757 Plumbing/Heating ATTENTION Homeowners & See Business/Service Dir time again! Builders Looking for quality McKEON BROS ASPHALT Repairs anoRemodeiing wooden stair A raiP Look no PAVING 727 9076 Sewer and Dram Cleaning more* B ft C Stairs ft Rails wilt See Business/Service Dir WALLPAPER Time to call Water Heaters. buttd A install to your desire Hung with TLC. Patience ft MY POOL MAN 1 N J License #4993 any stair &/or rail Toll tree Neatness Mana BBS 1337 7BO-207Q CLASSIFIED Mastercard and Visa 1 -900-287-5247 for free esl WALLPAPERING Panning See Business A Service Dir Quality Work Free Estimates would want it. 238-2532 BACK HOC Ask for help NATIONAL EXTERIOR Clean Call Alal 254 9140 24 Hour Answering service tng & Restoration 972-0487 devising a TOP GUN Plumbtng A Heating SERVICES * DUMP TRUCK See Business/Service Dir Repairs/remodeling/ water Paving. Concrete Work UC #8821 525 2424 All Types of Property Cleaned ODD JOBS Can do most any ALL AMERICAN INC Eventually, he strategy to thing No Job Too Small 462 8647 Call 249-8755 Call John 251 -0693 See justness /Service Dir reach all those WORRYING ABOUT BATH REPAIRS 521 5660 PERFECT PAVING A WINDOW S TOUCH certain some- INCREASE 4 OIL PRICES? See Business/Service Dir 780-080C 545 5444 used his head Replace your worn out o< See Business ft Service D AutoR*nt/ 112a Auto Towing 105 Boats For Sate 110 Auto* For Sal* 110 Auto* For Sal* 110 Auto for Sal* 110 Auto* For Sal* 110 Auto* For Sal* ORO FAIRMONT 81- Runs HARRY STOWING BOWRIDER 18 Fiberglass ood great on gas. $550 or PONTIAC FIERO SE 86- w/100 HP ob + galv trailer + BMW 528E 88- Orig owner MERCEDES BENZ 85- 380 JUNK CABS WANTED PAY CHEVY Z 28 86 V8. auto. air. best offer 238-3867 SL. beautiful smoked silver, i cyl. 4 spd. aw. pb. am/tm CAR RENTALS pwrwmch $2,500 238-4760 25.7O0mi. white, immaculate TOP DOLLAR 442-5189 ps. pb, am/fm. tilt, cruise. 57 000 mi Asking $30 000 :ass. sunroof, spoiler. > A Used S24-S39/day loaded, bal of 3 yr service ORO LTD 77 - 2 or new 1 LUHflS 28 Cabin Cruiser 27.030 mi. $6995 Calj842-7430 or 747-1 " 6 324mi $399S. One FREE day after 2 Paid contract. $17,950 972-8983 Vm# GN116899 stk# 958-A brakes, low miles air ps. pb. Vin» GP232841 stk* 2926 Call 937-5151 113 Auto Parts/ Sleeps 6. »y bridge Chrsyler or 431-1175 Engme Good outside boat, in Fairway Buick 389-0600 goodcono $425 254-3242 MERCURY SABLE GS 86 Downes Pontiac 566-2299 water Exc cond $2 600 Price excludes tax A tag» ORO MUSTANG LX 89- Wagon. v6 auto. ps. pb Price excludes tax A tags 112 Auto/Truck am/fm. tinted glass, roof rack Ca« 828-0495 altar 5pm BUICK Century Ltd Wgn 85 Hatchback. 4cyl. 5spd. air. /detog. 66.215mi. $5995 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 86- Wanted B A M AUTO CLINIC Jrown/tan. Air. arryfm Mint cruise control. Ml wheel, p/s. RENKEN 79 Sportsman- 19 Vin#CW127266stk» 7266 39.000 mi., p/s. p/b. p/w. p/l. AAA ABLE A DEAD 7 Days Complete Auto Care * Di«o- 47.4S0mi Asking $5 225 CHRYSLER CONQUEST 87- >/b. p/m am/fm cass Ameri- Excellent for skiing or fishing Freehold Dodge 462-6234 auto, a/c. 8 cyl 305 Sharp 'ree Removal of Junk Cars Front and work 1 Call 727-4841 White mint cond fully loaded, ;an race rims with spinners. Ca«642 7430 or 747 1869 Price excludes tax A tags car $5,995 Can Uke $$ for able cars 390-5531 «. 100% gu must sell. $7800 972-8280 ilus original tires and wire 846-8219 CM 727-1111 BUICK LE SABRE 76- $750 wheel covers Burgandy with MITSUBUSHI STARION 87 - 106 Boating or best offer Needs transmis- CHRYSLER IMPERIAL 81 AA AL WANTS Junk or terior. 27.700 miles Under 20.000 mi . garage PONTIAC FIREBIRD 84- T- running cars Top dpHar Paid BRAKES m-Home Service sion. Good shape 613-9798 Exc cond $3,595 or best Don't leave home w/o them' ACC01 BOfi* t offer Early morn or any time 1500 00 and take over pay- kept, immaculate, loaded tops. V6. auto, am/fm. air. ps. 7 aay pick up CaH 634-3825 Will talk 727-8574 536-175* po t/guss 70.217m. $3995 495-696* or 532-0285 WINTER STORAGE after 780-5388 or 905-7576 ALL CASH AT YOUR OOOR- BUICK PARK AVE 87- VB after 5 30 pm Vin* EN249609 Stk« 9609 Dry or wet $26/per ft No MUSTANG 86 4cyl 3 dr. 1978 and newer cars ana HAND POLISHING of can A auto. air. ps. am/fm cass. tilt CHRYSLER LeBARON GTS Freehold Dodge 462-6234 price change from last year FORT T-Bird 83- All power 49.000mi. air. am/tm cass. trucks. Running and repairs vans A interior cleaning cruise. 53.616 mi. $8495 86- 4cyl. turbo, auto. air. ps. Price excludes tax A tags Can 254-3281. Some slips may be avail (or pb. pw. pi. ps. r/def. cruise, digital dash Ready to roil at cruise, ps. pb >uto. gray. 727-7131 or 324-1186 '91 FREE storage for engine i# H1468969. stk# 999-A $3,000 Make your offer to $3450 Can 462-7138 PONTIAC FORMULA FIRE Fairway Buick 389-0600 am/fm cass. 40.365mi. $5995 ALl? JUNK CARS WANTED 116 Molorcycl**/ repowermg Call 870-2542 Vin* GN206505 stk* 2917 like 723-0946 or 846-2363 BIRD 87 - VS. 305. auto, an Price excludes tax A tags NISSAN MAXIUM 87-Wagon. lower, t-tops. air. cruise. Mt Insured - Prompt Service Downes Pontiac 566-2299 GOVERNMENT SEIZED icyl. auto. air. ps. pb. am/fm wheel am/fm cast blue. CashPa«J JBO-7397 BUICK Regal 85 Fully loaded Price excludes fax A tags 'ehictes from $100 Fords • •• * cass. loaded. 46.585mi. 36.000 mi. Exc. cond BMW R60 76 -Black w/tair- Exc cond 37.000mi Asking Mercedes. Corvettes Chevys Vin» HX042528 ALMOST OUT OF IDEAS $5,000 Call 739-9510 eves. CHRYSLER LeBARON 88- 4 $8 000 /Best offer 780-0425 Setting your car' We pay high- mg. new PireBJi. new trans.. ATTENTION: cyl. auto. air. ps. pb. am/fm Surplus Your area Call: MOTORMINT 536-1800 24.000 mi., tuned. -805-687-6000 Ext S-2112 Price excludes tax A tags PONTIAC LE MANS 80- Sta- est prices tor most 78 A up cass cruise. 20.477m.. $8295 Olds. Pontiac. Caddy. Buick A $1.500 ./Best offer 790-8735 CLASSIFIED READERS Vin* JT8O4225. Stk* 8351 HONDA LXI 88- Hatch tion wagon Loaded Needs work $800 360-9617 Chevy. Any condition Call HONDA V68 MAGNA '63- II you place a call to a "900 Classified is open Marlboro Chrysler 462-1330 oaded Auto. 34.000 mi 775-3358 or 870-2949 eves ExceHent condition $1,850 phone number, you writ auto- Price excludes tax A tags $9,000 536-9040 after 5pm NISSAN MAXIUM SE 67-6cyl. auto. air. 3. pb. pw. pi. am/fm 0*821-5105. matically be Mkxl a lee. which Monday thru Friday PONTIAC SUNBIRO 86 varies, on your phone bal. CHRYSLER New Yorker (5 cass. 61.771mi. $7895 $ CASH PAID $ KZ 900 76 16.000 orig. mi. 78.000 mi., air. loaded. Turbo HONDA WAGON 'SO Vin* HT225922 'agon 4cyl. auto. air. ps. pb. 8:30 am to 6:00 pm. am/fm cass. r/def. wd siding For cars A trucks. vary fast $600. Must sea 110 Autos For Sal* $4,250 370-5260 spd.air $200 721-3568 MOTORMINT 536-1800 All makes A models Cash 0 0*813-1970 Give us a call!!! Price excludes tax A tags roof rack. 40612mi $4995 AUDI 4000 81- 4E. auto, all CHRYSLER NEW YORKER HONDA 500 85- Interceptor v.n* G7582678 stk* 2928 the SPOT Can 477-6846 Options Exc cond . rebuilt en- 542-1700 87- 4 cyl. auto. air. ps, pb use for parts. $200 NISSAN STANZA GXE 87 Downes Pontiac 566-2299 117Trucfc*VVi gine Mint. $2.150 568-9362 am/fm cass. cruise, full Can 238-0930 4dr. 4cyi. auto, air ps. pb. pw Price excludes tax A tags JUNK CARS CHEVY C-30 80- Rack dump power. 53.913 mi. $7495 AUTOS UNDER 1200 HYUNDAI EXCEL GLS 88- 31, am/fm cass. 62 695mi TOP $$$ PAID w/ptow $2500. Dodge mason Vin* 4C105657 Stk* 8071 QUALITY USED CARS Government seizures and hatch. 4cyl. auto. air. ps. $6195 Vin* HT017511 DEPENDABLE TOWING dump 80 $3700 741-9644 CASH! UP TO $2500. Marlboro Chrysler 462-1330 MOTORMINT 536-1800 246-3255 surplus-Corvettes. Luxury pb. am/tm cass. r/oef tint. CHEVY 16 Step Van 87 Paid for Dnveable CARS Price excludes tax A tags Price excludes tax A tags Cars. Van 1 Trucks VANS, TRUCKS/NO JUT* 25.258m.. $5347 Vin* Highway 35 at HoUndei Rd Gruman body, double back 1-900-321-3366 Ext 199 U264110 stk# 711 727-3887. can 7 Jays CUTLASS Cruiser 78 Ai NISSAN 84 Sentra- 4 dr.. 4 Hazlet 739-4010 JUNK CARS WANTED wheels 34.000mi mint cond Open daily 7am- 10pm i/fm Needs work. Body Teehok) Hyundai 780-2900 cyl a* power. $1,200 or best Late model wrecks 4. trucks $13,000. negotiable. - $12 fee Price excludes tax A tags offer 536-4571 after 6 SELECT USED CARS CHEVY BERETTA-86 exc Make offer 446-7450 Top $$$ PwO 548-6582 Can 609-655-9194 BEST USED CARS HYUNDAI EXCEL GL SB- 4dr. Pb. pw. pi. 5spd. OD. V6 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER NISSAN 300ZX 86- 6cyl V6. Strmb LJnco4n-M#rcufy DODGE 77 Van- Auto. 80.000 letch. 4cyl. 5spd. jA, am/fm JUNK. A RUNNING CARS r/def . GT pkg, 2.000mi 88- V6. auto. air. ps. pb. pi. 5spd. air. ps. pb. am/fm cass. 400 Highway 35 Keypon mi . needs some work. $400 StraubBuicfc-JMp cass. r/det. 45.604m, $4315 24 Hoar SERVICE cruise, tilt $7450 521-5011 pw. am/tm cass. leather, mark t-tops. cruise. 67.1B7mi. 264-4000 Can 431-0975 after 5pm 400 Highway 35. Keypon Vin* JU224597 stk* 692 $7695 Vin*GX155916 $25 to $1000 PAID oss. 48.917mi. $9750 SUBARU GL-10 83- Air. 5 284-4000 reehoK) Hyundai 780-2900 MOTORMINT 536-1800 Call 536-6030 FORD F-1S0 86- 4 spd.. air. Vin*FF312121 stk* 2121 spd . am/fm cass . one owner 19.000 miles, fiberglass cap. BMW 78- 5301. new tires, CAPRICE CLASSIC 78 Good 'rice excludes tax A tags Price excludes tax A tags cond. Am/fm. New trans/ex- Freehold Dodge 462-6234 $800 842-7384 aft 5pm Marlboro Auto Wreckers mmt condition. Asking $8,000 brakes, shks. clutch, all LINCOLN TOWN CAR 86- V8 haust Make offer 446-7450 Price excludes tan & tags OLDS CUTLASS 83- 54.000 591-1400 Can 257-6266 power, good cond. needs auto. air. ps. pb. pw. pi. am/fm good cond. Best offer See Business/Service Dir CUTLASS SUPREME 76-Eye TOYOTA CtUCAOT rranor repairs $2100 cass. 67.000mi. $8495 CaH 727-2161 after 6pm. FORD TOW TRUCK 69 • Can 422-1950 CHEVY CAPRICE 78- Catcher, ps. PC. 350 auto, lac Vin* GX678428 81 lOO.OOOmi 5 spd. red MELFI S TOWING $1000 /Best otter. Must sen1 V-8. auto. a/c. p/s. p/b. cruise quer paint, new rims A BF MOTORMINT 536-1800 OLDS Cutlass Broughm 85 good shape. $1900 249-9890 We Buy Junk Cars O« 222-2566/leeve message Goodrich T/A radial tires, pi- Fully loaded New brakes 741-1467 BMW 7331 '83 $900 Call 721-3777 Price excludes tax A tags oneer stereo cass. just tuned 50 OOOmi Exc cond Asking WANTED— RUNNING and 118 Motor Horn**/ Stiver, beige leather int. exc many new A spare parts, must MAZDA RX7 79 - Sunroof, $6,000 Call 257-7837 cond m A out. 80.000 orig mi CHEVY CHEVELLE 70- a/c. am/fm. 5spd . great cond. TOYOTA Celica 76 This is REPAIRABLE Ors A Trucks FtocVsMdM seei Asking $3000 495-0537 $100 and UP Junk Cars Asking $*12,OOO 220-0659 V8. air. ps. no rust trunk. Asking $1.750 583-7360 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME the 3rd car that we have sold $2600 Call 360-9583 DODGE DIPLOMAT 80- 4 dr 77 - 120.OOOmi . Perfect by advertising in this paper Removed Call 254-8777 CLASS A DODGE 73 - Sleeps an power New brakes $900 MAZDA 929 SB- 4dr. sedan $1,450 Call 972-3666 Respondses are always 8. a/c. low maaaga. cruise CHEVY MALIBU 79- Wagon WE BUY JUNK CARS or best offer 360-9617 6cyl auto. air. ps. pb. am/fm GREAT Thank you. control $4,950 905-7190 Now you can V6. auto. air. am/tm cass PLYMOUTH COLT 83- Marlboro Auto Wreckers cass. r/def. 49.936mi $9995 DODGE RV 74 - Sleeps 6. $1 100 390-0959. aft 10am DODGE DYNASTY 90- V6. If JU102420 stk* 797. 4spd. hatch. 64 100m. $1000 591-1400 run an ad and auto. air. ps. pb. .loaded : Call 780-6968 new eng. w/batt. New roof. CHEVY MALIBU 73- 2 dr reehold Hyundai 760-2900 am/fm. balance of warranty TOYOTA MR2 86- Sspd. low 112a Auto Touting Runs exc $6,000 254-6571 auto, p/s/b 85.000 mi . $500 Price excludes tax A tags PLYMOUTH RELIANT SE 86- CHARGE IT! 7/70, 8223mi, $11,995 mi. exc cond. $6600 or best otter 360-9617 4cyi auto. air. ps. pb. am/fm Vm*HK129514 stk* 9514 291 -8496. after 5pm 119 Car/Van Foots r/def. tint. 41.964rm. $4395 FREE REMOVAL Of CHEVY MONTE CARLO SS Freehold Dodge 462-6234 Classified Vin*GF146085 stk*8627851 TRAILERS for sale AH types TEACHER in Manalapan 87- VB. mint. air. auto. ps. pb Price excludes tax A tags Marlboro Chrysler 462-1330 Utility Trailers to 26 ton. Ol JUNK CARS 225-2126 (oohmg tor car pool to Brook- cass. spoiler. 24 OOOmi. Gets Results FORO ESCORT WAGON 87 Price excludes tax A tags 446-9209 Open Weekends Flatbed Towing lyn Please caN 446-9066 Us* your VISA $8495 or best offer 246-4575 5 speed. 36.000 miles, excel- or MASTER CARD lent condition Asking $4,500 to pay for your CHEVY NOVA '88 Call 238-9031 29.000mi 4dr. air. exc cond FORD EXP 87- 4 cyl. auto Classified ad $6600 Call 521-3156 air. ps. pb. am/fm. reai CHEVY S10 BLAZER 89 spoiler. 31.129 mi. $4295 Fully loaded, only 8.000 mi Vin* HW202815 Stk* 5231 $14,499. Showroom condi Marlboro Chrysler 462-1330 1-800-660-4-ADS tion 583-5894 after 6 Price excludes tax A tag DON'T BE LEFT OUT! Business Card Exchange ENTER YOUR SAG ••.TMCSC BLOCKS SCI tar attmr\ {-mar* punetuNc r> miirks •OU ADDRESS I RTATP- 7IP- (for our PHONP «<«•«* SlftNATMOP —••••• Payment: Check Visa Cot: $« par ant Master Cam Money Order MM fhtofffMon caf; umsmsm 5 lints $30 7 lints $36 9 lines • $42 -80M60-4-ADS 6 lints $33 8 lints - $39 10 lints - $45 1 Gr-M'cr Unlit Mtmtptptn MAIL PA YMENT & COUPON TO: GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS MEET YOUR MATCH 1 Register piaia Shrewsbur, N_ THE REGISTER, SEPTEMBER S, 1990 53 Smith proud of Saturn SPRING HILL. Tenn. (AP) - Employees Smith said it was a big day for GM. cheered as General Motors Chairman Roger "Of course. I'm excited." said Smith, who Smith drove the first Saturn. . . a red. four- introduced the project in 1983 as a boxlike door sedan, off the assembly line last week subcompact car. with a 60 mile per gallon with United Auto Workers president Owen rating. The final design is a larger, more Beiber at his side. expensive model with less efficient gas mile- Auto Dealers The ceremony was closed to the public age. and witnessed only by .the 2.600 men and The price lag is expected to be between women helping build the new General Mo- $10,000 and $12,000. tors model at a $1.9 billion plant in central Fritz Martin, a supplier quality engineer, This high powered Tennessee. was in the grandstand area and said almost But spectators said an enthusiastic audi- everyone who works at the plant seemed to salesman wants ence greeted the sight of the first completed be there. car and ceremonies which followed. "It was SRO. standing room only. People to help you Right behind the car driven by Smith was were cheering and clapping as it rolled off." incoming GM Chairman Robert Stempel in he said. the white "Job Two" Saturn, a compact car He said a grandstand area of three sec- sell cars. designed to compete with Japanese imports. tions of bleachers was packed and that The cars are scheduled to go on sale in Oc- Smith drove the car from an area called tober. > "inspiration point." where the cars would "Today's milestone signals both the de- normally go off the line, and out the door termination and enthusiasm of Satum team into the area in front of the grandstand. members to achieve our mission - to mar- "There were a lot of standing ovations." 542-4000 ket a high value, world-class quality car Martin said of the ceremonies after Smith Richard Ford which will compete in the small car market drove the car off the line. He said LeFauve Ext.2303 against the best of the Japanese competi- and other management speakers were given Automotive Advertising tion," GM Saturn President Richard G. Le- standing ovations by employees and said Fauve said. LeFauve and Richard Hoalcraft Saturn team workers who made what he of the UAW rode in the firstcar . described as inspirational speeches were Greater Media Passengers in the car driven by Stempel also cheered. were George Smith, director of UAW Re- "It's a beautiful car. It's a top-quality Newspapers gion 8, Lloyd Reuss. executive vice-presi- car," said Martin, who said he and other dent of GM and Mike Bennett, president of workers felt great about the first car rolling UAW Local 1853. off the line. "Production is coming on line, retail fa- Freida Brown, the former owner of the cilities are under construction, and we can't Poplar House Restaurant, said autoworkers wait to get to the marketplace this fall," he who came in for lunch said the new Saturn said. looked great. The plant is the second major auto plant "I'm dying to see it. I can't wait to buy in Tennessee. Nissan began making light one." she said. trucks in Smyrna. 25 miles to the east, in Early plans called for a production capac- 1983. ity of 500,000 cars a year. Now. plans call By contrast to the GM ceremony. Nis- for 120.000 cars a year increasing to a peak san's "Job One" was a highly produced af- production level of 240.000 a year. fair with speeches, a film of the plant's his- John Shea, vehicle systems spokesman, tory and open access to the news media. said Saturn only has a small holding area LeFauve said Saturn's ceremony was pri- and no warehouse to store the cars. ® vate because of GM's plans to focus nation- "We're not going to have a 200-day sur- al attention on the car's launch this fall. He plus of cars." fie said. "We produce our said it also provided a chance for team products as needed. We have a network members to talk with Smith. where the dealer can call in his or her order. "Without Roger, there wouldn't be a Sa- We have a pulse on the marketplace, so we turn." he said. know how many cars are needed at a time." THE NEW SYMBOL FOR QUALITY IN AMERICA. Using car owner's manual 1991 Buick Regal 4 dr., Std: twd, auto, P/S, P/B. 6 cy. 3.8L, A/C, t/glass, rr defg/defr.. 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