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OCTOBER 4, 1995 40 CENTS VOLUME 25, NUMBER 40 Panel urges $90 m illion school vote Citizens committee calls for renovations, new middle school
BY AMISHA UPADHYAYA
Staff Writer T he Citizens’ Advisory Committee (C A C ) presented the Middletown Board of Education with a report last Wednesday that calls for a $90 million refer endum. The C A C first met in February 1994, when the Middletown Board of Education called for volunteers from the community to study the state of Middletown’s school facilities. The $90 million includes $46 million in high school renovations and $44 million for refurbishing Thompson and Thorne middle Kathy Carfagno of Port Monmouth looks for her son, Daniel, in a giant burger moonwalk attraction Saturday at schools and replacing Bayshore. Middletown Day ’95. The event, held at Croydon Hall recreation complex, attracted some 10,000 people, according to Although the committee did not estimate officials. For more pictures of Middletown Day, plus Hazlet Day and the Keyport Jazz Festival — all held Saturday — the cost of renovations to the elementary see page 20. (Photo by Rich Schultz) schools, elementary school district taxes could go up 5 cents per $100 of assessed valu ation if the work is approved. The proposal tackled the problems of edu cation curricula, educational facilities and the Arts Center deal advances referendum process. The C A C initially provided the board with The plan, proposed and financed en BY AMISHA UPADHYAYA sion and improvements associated with a report on March 3 and resumed meeting on tirely by Pavilion Partners, includes a 21- on-site roadwork. “It is an excellent deal,” March 22. Since then, C A C members have Staff W riter year lease, during which Pavilion will be added Ingoglia. been attending weekly meetings, going on fter 20 months of meetings and responsible for the center’s day-to-day Despite all the changes, free pro A school tours, examining documents and negotiations, New Jersey High operations. gramming for children and seniors, ethnic way Authority commissioners The seating will be expanded from festivals and cultural events will continue researching documents. have accepted a plan presented on Sept. 10,800 to 17,500 by the 1997 season. The as usual. The Vitetta Report describes the C A C ’s 28 to privatize the Garden State Arts expanded center can be expected to Of the 14 full-time employees, some findings of the past six months. Center in Holmdel. attract entertainment figures such as may wish to go to the companies or stay Marc J. Epstein, chairman of the CAC, The Highway Authority currently Reba McIntyre and Bon Jovi. with the Highway Authority. The author highlighted some of the C A C ’s recommenda owns and runs the Arts Center. Starting Beer and wine will be sold at concerts, ity will “do their best to accommodate tions. with the 1997 season, an expanded Arts though details have not been worked out. those employees who wish to stay,” said The C A C ’s recommendations go further in Center will be run by Delsener/Slater — The Highway Authority is guaranteed Ingoglia. facility considerations than the repairs and the center’s current booking agents — an income of $1.65 million a year plus an An official contract should be signed replacements the board has already agreed to. undetermined percentage of the gross several months from now, according to and Pavilion Partners, which consists of a Based on the Vitetta Report and the April earnings. The center estimates that this authority and company representatives. joint partnership of Sony Music Corp., N.J. Department of Education Report, the guaranteed amount, along with the per By the 1996 season, the new operators Blockbuster Entertainment and Pace board had adopted a Corrective Action Plan in Entertainment Corp. centage from the gross, will equal ap should be running the center, and by June prepared by Henry Pieszcynski, director “Bigger” seems to be the focus of this proximately $52 million over the duration 1997, the bigger stars should be making contract: a bigger center, run by bigger of the lease. their way to a bigger theater, hopefully of buildings and grounds. Epstein stressed names in the entertainment industry, The guaranteed $1.65 million is only a performing in front of a bigger audience. that this Action Plan must be continued. attracting bigger stars, with bigger sav slight decline from the center’s average In the meantime, officials in Holmdel, All facilities should be refurbished so that ings for the authority. net revenue of $1,7 million over the past the center’s host community, are offering they are safe, able to adequately accommo “Right from the start we said that we five years. their own assessment of the impact. date all students, have limited class sizes, would not privatize the operations of the In addition to not losing money, the Holmdel Police Chief Bruce Phillips include technological updating to existing Arts Center unless we could get the best center will save an estimated $600,000, said the expansion “should not affect us libraries and library/media centers and main deal for the Highway Authority and Arts said Dennis Ingoglia, spokesman for the too much.” He said it remains to be seen tain specialized programs such as music and Center’s customers,” said Joseph E. center. Pavilion and Delsener/Slater will what types of problems may arise, and Buckelew, Highway Authority chairman. spend more than $11.7 million in expan Continued on page 15 Continued on page 30 ■■■' 2 INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 4, 1995
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done by Sun-up Construction, South Plainfield, at a cost of $1,213,141, are mainly for pedestrian safety. The targeted completion date is Nov. 15, 1996. “It is a lot of work in a tight site,” said Fisher, explaining the duration of the pro ject. The present narrow sidewalks on ei ther side of the bridge will be eliminated and a single, 5-foot-wide sidewalk will be constructed on the north — or Hazlet side — with a concrete barrier separating it from the roadway. The bridge forms part of the border between Holmdel and Hazlet. New fencing will also be installed, including curved top fencing along the sidewalk side. Last week, the contractor set up a tem Walter Petermann is Hazlet’s porary concrete barrier along the south new Environmental sidewalk so that workers could start Commission chairman. PEDESTRIAN SAFETY — Repairs to protect pedestrians are under way on removing it. Bethany Road Bridge, which spans the Garden State Parkway in Holmdel Hazlet residents pushed hard for the P age 6 and Hazlet. improvements about four years ago be (Photo by Rich Schultz) cause of concerns about students having to walk across the bridge to get to and about a year. REGULAR FEATURES Bethany Road to from school. The roadway will remain open “at all The Highway Authority, which is re • Calendar Page 28 remain open for times” throughout the project, Rob Fisher, sponsible for the bridge because it crosses construction manager for the New Jersey • C lassifieds Page 43 the Garden State Parkway, agreed quickly duration of project Highway Authority, said last week. that improvements were needed. • Editorials Page 24 One lane will be closed periodically, The project was delayed in part by • L e tte rs Page 24 ______BY MARILYN DUFF______but the traffic normally flowing in two efforts to present Hazlet residents with the • Milestones Page 35 lanes will be maintained, he said, adding Staff Writer option of various permanent sidewalk bar • O b itu a rie s Page 37 that officials do not expect significant riers. The three-way agreement between delays. • Police Beat Page 36 Long-awaited improvements to the the authority and the two towns also took Pedestrian traffic also “will be main time to work out. • Real Estate Page 38 Bethany Road bridge — a major east-west access road over the Garden State tained throughout the project,” said The two towns will contribute a total • Sports Page 39 Parkway — finally got under way last Fisher. of $30,000 toward realignment of the • Yesteryear Page 34 week. The project is expected to take The improvements, which are being roadway approaches to the bridge.
Phone numbers: Clash continues on ATMUA dissolution Editorial rate payers. can’t run this is unwarranted,” said Mur 254-7000 Ext. 226 Council takes no While each side tailored its respective phy, in response to Rizkalla’s claim that FAX 254-0486 action on proposal figures to support their views, the main the township’s budget for professionals Circulation question seemed to be whether or not the would be stretched, due to increased man 254-1755 to take over authority township’s sewage system, which is pow hours devoted to running the authority. Display Advertising ered by 14 pump stations, would be ne Murphy noted in his closing speech 972-6740 Ext. 220 BY PAUL GENTILE glected with the township’s proposed two- that the A T M U A was once a needed en FAX 254-0256 person staff. tity, but its usefulness has run its course. Classified 1-800-660-4ADS Correspondent Classified FAX 432-0016 A T M U A President R. Sami Rizkalla, “This community had the ability 30 A B E R D E E N — The Aberdeen Town in a newsletter mailed to residents, called years ago to create the A T M U A . Today, ship Municipal Utilities Authority the township’s proposed two-man opera conditions have changed. It’s incumbent (ATMUA) and the Township Council met tions staff “manpower unrealistic,” a on this council to run a more cost-effec at a special meeting Sept. 27 to discuss the claim he reiterated at the meeting. tive operation,” said Murphy. council’s proposed dissolution of the ATMUA. “A four-man crew is even really Rizkalla stated that to dissolve the stretching it. With two, you’re not going A T M U A , it would cost the township Each side was armed with a team of to be able to do preventative maintenance. $300,000 just in professional fees. During Sports Coordinator auditors, lawyers and engineers to dispute The system will suffer. You have to care the meeting, he repeatedly asked the coun Lindsey Siegle each other’s claims, and at times, the dis about the system or you’re looking for cil who would pay for the extra man hours Executive Editor cussion became a point-for-point dispute trouble down the road,” said Rizkalla. the township’s professionals would have over numbers. Gregory Bean The “preventative maintenance” to spend on the authority. P u b lis h e r Despite the presentations, the council Rizkalla alludes to is the A T M U A ’s pro “Our professionals do an outstanding did not vote on the dissolution, although it Kevin Wittman posed plan to purchase or lease high-tech job. There is no reason to believe that they is expected to take some action at its next cameras that can go into the system’s un can’t handle this. We have stated we can meeting. derground pipes and identify problem ar run it, and we will assume the responsibil The township has stated in the past that eas — a process Rizkalla said the town ity,” said Murphy. A Greater Media Newspaper dissolving the sewage authority and run ship will not be able to do with its pro The township has also stated that it ning it themselves with a two-person op posed two-man operations staff. could save money by closing down the I B M kV J VERIFIED erations crew — as opposed to the A T Mayor Brian P. Murphy, a staunch pro A T M U A ’s office building on 30 Noble ig g M M i' Bk ■ AUDrr CIRCULATION M U A’s six-man crew — and other ponent for dissolving the A T M U A , said Place and either putting it on the market or The Middletown Independent is published changes, will result in substantial savings the township has the capabilities to effec utilizing it for the community. Wednesday by the Greater Monmouth Publishing Co., Edgeboro Road, East for rate payers. tively run the sewage system. Deputy Mayor Richard Goldberg stat Brunswick N.J. 08816. First-class mail sub In addition, the A T M U A presented “We have all the capability under one ed that the A T M U A ’s office building scription available at $72 for 26 weeks, 40 numbers that would result in savings for roof to run this. To say that the township could be used for a community center. cents a copy. j;. ^LANGE. STEIN J N I E T S H C A D ^ N O M O L A J - , E L H C I A R ^ E T I M ^ l O ^ i • O L L E B L A D j A C I N C E J i . E G N A L ^ A C I D R ^ . ; j S T O O B L “ " s i K s f
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______BY MARILYN DUFF______SWEEPSTAHES Staff W riter HAZLET — Long-time MP WIN A P6LUXG Environmental Commission Chairperson Clare Vetter has passed the torch to HAWAIIAN VACATION! Walter Petermann. Vetter, a founding member of the 25- A CMM/*oCO*m U PUBL puts your comfort first So much so, that we'll not only bring year-old organization, led the fight to pre comfort to your home, but we'll bring you to the sun! To enter our "Hawaii Comfort Sweepstakes,” serve Natco Park and chaired the commis just call us and meet with one of our representatives to have a home heating oil comfort audit sion for 20 years. We want every customer to be a winner when it comes to comfort and warmth. ■ She had been thinking about stepping down, but was waiting for the “right per HAWAIIAN 0ftAMP PRIZ8! son to come along,” she said in a recent Grand Prize Winner receives a fabulous 10 day/9 night all-expense paid trip for four to interview. Hawaii!!! Prize includes round trip travel on Continental Airlines, hotel accommodations Petermann fit the bill. for 3 nights in Honolulu, 3 nights on Maui, 3 nights on Kauai, inter-island flights, rental car He joined the commission about a year and $350 a day spending money Total retail value of grand prize: $15,000! ago after retiring as a construction super intendent with Con Edison and immedi IOO £OMf*ORT-ffAf*M0 FIRST PftlZgflf ately became active. More lucky winners will receive one free fill-up of their home heating oil tank with an approximate Petermann has always been interested retail value of $275. in the environment, but did not have time to get involved while he was working. You'll feel comfortable with the dependable, courteous service that has made Acme/McConnell At Con Edison, where he supervised a the area's most trusted and respected home heating oil company. Staff of about 50 to sometimes 80 or 90 men in the Electrical Construction Call us now a t _ 1-800-662-3061 for your home heating oil comfort audit. irts as a simple "HALO” may become a warm-heart Department, he was “happy sometimes What starts as a simple IW iO * may become a warm-hearted Hawaiian "A L O H A !" when the company got its tail singed” for ACME/McCONNELL FUEL Continental being unfriendly to the environment, he ‘The House Warming Co.' Airlines said. Convenient connections to Honolulu through loe Angeiee or Smn Franctoco ' Petermann has been active for a num Affiliate of the Petra Group ber of years with the Monmouth County Piln Contort tm n ttn Olka] M n NO PUIKHA3E NECESSARY. To Mr, Mn0ets « OfIM Entry fam oMMM Inin Iran a PETTO or al company miesMIM otb» sMng i xtitaimt, fcmpM enwoMto PEITO EnHflute & * j« M .fc i^ W ^ C rCT i) 068ft. Boy Scout Council and hopes to start an tins sMBsalK wl K dlmd trough wlous cairaw In 1* CT, MO, DC A HI, MA, Rl, NXml Vk* ol «*idi m s M M ol # walrww! SsPtTO M s*te ma In « M t* Ownt* 5, ifc U i* 'cne ertry per houuhokb. Oddi ol winning depend an numberoTHime* «»iwed. \toid *tan proMbilK) by hi. Contest omn only to reudmts o( a. MO. DC. R*. »U. UA. Rl. KY. W. who an * 18 yaars of ui. , . Environmental Explorer Post at the high Gml pris ww Kill bo safctad or or atoK Ommlw 7,1996 fin * «* now a 10 OayS njgM to for (our Io Hanoi (Mai <*« Is tl 5,100) tor nwl rang 1986 IbWoU Mat appk r t usoraiaMoni-so&jad to mmoM/). Mrvw rrwy accept an aKerrote ca&T; poa *m*> cah pnze ot COO. No uflttuuor v tnrefar ol prim wi be jwnHW. school. * HO.OOO. 10O Fi« Pte ulnnm «* rat* a Im ll-up ol Mi Horn haamg oil M, natam i 275 gUttis Oaac on aaiaaid 275 galon art (mtagi «M *275). Wnn* m raw an The commission has been unsuccess ful in trying to set up an environmental
HWY. 34 & MAIN STREET & = = \ club at the high school, so Petermann S a l ’s T ir e MATAWAN * 5 8 3 -6 6 5 0 came up with the idea of the post. CAR SERVICE CENTER Your Complete Auto Service Facility There is only one Environmental Explorer Post in the county, which is TOWING SERVICE AVAILABLE 0% INTEREST - 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH sponsored by New Jersey-American COAST TO COAST. National Accounts Welcome • Specialing In Foreign & Domestic Repair LIMITED SERVICE WARRANTY Water Company, Petermann said. It Open Mon. - Fri. 7:30 ■ 6:30pm; Sat. 7:30am • 4pm Free coffee & Donuts would function similar to area Police Explorer Posts and be open to students in high school through age 21. F R E E n FREE SHOP AT HOME AUTO REPAIR As chairman of the commission, his I Road Hazzard Protection I I TIRE VALVE MOUNTING WE PICK UP & DELIVER YOUR CAR LOCAL AREA ONLY main focus will 6e education: “Anything and Spin Balance | j TIRE DISPOSAL MW W T 1 V J L £7 J P to get the youth thinking,” he said. I TIRE ROTATION EVERY 5,000 MILES fir c tto n e g o o d / y e a r Dunlop D60/A2 He hopes to bring the commission into I With Purchase of 4 Tires I I MILEAGE WARRANTY ATX II SPORT UTILITY TRUCK 40,000 Mile Warranty \ Not Valid With Other I I Valid With Any Tire Purchase And This Ad I W rangler AT 50,000 Mfe. W arranty ALL SEASON WHITE LETTER 01 Rated Performance Tire By the classroom, to teach young people _Offers_ExpjO/1W^__ jj L — _ -LxpJ.°—— _ — J Consumer Report about the environment. REG. SALE P185/60R14 82H 70.95 ' P205/65R15 92H 86.95 205/75R15 OWL 124.95 93.71 REG. SALE P195/60R14 85H 73.95 P215/65R15 95H 90.95 He will also continue to push environ 215/75R15 OWL 132.90 99.68 205/75R15SL 93.95 79.95 P205/60R14 88H 76.95 P195/60R15 87H 73.95 235/75R15XL OWL 140.15 105.11 235/75R15SL 102.95 8 9 .9 5 mentally safe lawn care to adult residents. P185/65R14 86H 77.95 P215/60R15 93H 80 95 f25%0FFSALE. 235/75R15XL 11195 9 4 .9 5 2 3 5 /8 5 R 1 6 io p l y b w 178.90 134.18 P195/65R15 89H 82.95 P225/60R16 94H 109.95 Peterman also plans to continue efforts ! O IL CH A N G E > J Any Goodyear Tires J 3 1 x 1 0 .5 0 R 1 6 6 ply BW 1 6 5 .1 5 1 2 3 .86 235/75R15SL 122.95 109.95 to preserve Natco Park and hopes to cut I W/ANY REPAIR CHARGED I I Regata. Eagle GT+4, Wrangler, * down on vandalism by creating Friday I TO THE AMERICAN CAR I I Aquatreds & Eagle Aquatreds I f i r e s t o n e | CARE CENTER CREDIT CARD | |With Coupon. Not Valid With Other Offers. | MFG SBR MFG American Bronze and Saturday night volunteer patrols. All Seasoned Steel Radial Dayton Thorobred All Seasoned All Seasoned Steel Radial IJA/ITH COUPON • EXPIRES 10/11/95 | j Exp. 10/11/95 | W /W with 30,000 Mile Steel Radial W /W with W /W with 50.000 Mile The volunteers would have no official Tread Life W arranty 40,000 Mile Tread Lite W arranty Tread Life W arranty SALE capacity, but be a friendly presence to REG. SALE REG. SALE P155/80R13 25.95 deter vandalism. L O C A L T O W P165/80R13 33.95 P155/80R13 41.95 30.95 P155/80R13 44.95 38.95 I I 52.95 46.95 P175/80R13 35.95 P165/80R13 42.95 31.95 P165/80R13 “If you’re not nasty with them, they’re I To Our Shop. P185/75R14 37.95 P185/75R14 51.95 40.95 P175/80R13 56.95 50.95 P195/75R14 38.95 P195/75R14 54.95 43.95 P185/75R14 62.95 56.95 not nasty with you,” he said of his Valid With A Repair P205/75R14 P195/75R14 67.95 61.95 P205/75R15 41.95 55.95 44.95 I P205/75R15 62.95 51.95 P205/75R15 73.95 67.95 encounters with groups of teenagers in the L. With Coupon Only. Not Valid With Other Coupons. Exp, 10/11/95 P215/75R15 43.95 park. COMPUTER ALIGNMENT il Tm Petermann expects to spend about four TUNE UP SPECIAL ii F MONROE OIL CHANGE SPECIAL afternoons a week at the Environmental 2 WHEELS With Print 4W Out THRUST ANGLE Oil, Filter, Lube & $ 1 9 5 l l 4 Tire Rotation Special Commission building — the little white 95 SHOCK & STRUT SALE 95 34*4 C yl. house adjacent to Town Hall. l l Monroe Lifetime Warranty i f I !2 4 $3 9 Reg. $59.95 • Install Spark Plugs • Electronically Set 95 Petermann and his wife, Eloisa, have TOTAL 4 WHEEL ALIGNMENTGNI Timing, Adiust Idle (If Applicable) l I Buy 1 At Regular Price, Get 2nd I I _ _ I • Inspect Filters, Belts, Hoses, Strut or Shock lor I 3 L *14 | lived in Hazlet since 1964 and have four PCV-EGR Valves, & More l l I ■ M o st U S C a rs, L u b e C h a s s is , refill up to 5 qts. Oil & ■ s4995 6 Cyl. $54.95 • 8 Cyl. $64.95 New Filter. Special Diesel & Oil Filter Extra. Light I adult children. Most Cars. Shim s & Adjusting Cam s Extra. Transverse Engines, Vans, Trucks Extra. l l 50% OFF I I trucks, Vans & Foreign Cars Slightly Higher Valid ® With Coupon. Expires 10/11/95 J ^ With Coupon. Expires 10/11/95 J ^ Valid W ith Coupon Expires 10/11/95 J ^/Itti CouponJEbcp. 1Q/n/9^ j Besides the commission, Petermann has also become an active volunteer at ■i COMPLETE EXHAUST rmr.TvJSYSTEM fp Deep Cut Park in Middletown. He is cur BRAKE SPECIAL |l DRAIN & FILL SPECIAL FREE i n i ir NJ STATE INSPECTION rently involved in a project to label and Ueim^X Lifetime Warranty 1 $ 9 5 $ 9 5 identify trees and plants at the county Disc or Drum te™*' • With A Paid 5 9 Reg. $109.95 “ «2 9 I I $ C Q 9 5 park. | Front or Rear • | : 'Includes 1 Gal. From 4-Wheel Brake Job Plus Installation I I Vetter said she will remain active, but - Inspect Brake Hoses, Master Cylinder • Install ■ _ Anti-Freeze & Check $18 Without. I Premium PadsBhoes • Resurface Drums/Rotois I Most Imports & Domestic Cars. I I : All Belts & Hoses also hopes to spend a lot of time at Owl ‘ Road Test Vehicle I From Catalytic Back R e g . * 2 4 ° ° I Most Domestic Cars. Kevlar or Semi-Metallic ■ I I Haven in Manalapan. Pads Extra. With Coupon. Expires 10/11/95 ^Jj |^Valid With Coupon. Expires 10/11 /9 5 j : Valid With Coupon. Expires 10/11/95 J ^ Valid With Coupon. Expires 10/11/95 i NO ADDITIONAL DISCOUNTS OR COUPONS WILL BE APPLICABLE ON ABOVE PRICES. ABOVE PRICES GOOD WITH AD ONLY. INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 4, 1995 7
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ENVIRONMENTAL KEEPER — New Hazlet Environmental Commission Chairman Walter Petermann talks about his plans. The commission build ing, seen in the background, is being spruced up with a new coat of paint. (Photo by Rich Schultz)
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C a p it o l LIGHTING Call For Days & Times of Classses. 353 ROUTE 35 / EATONTOWN Call 1-800-TAX-2000 Daily 9:30 - 9 / Sat. to 6 I Sun. 12-5 / (908) 542-9311 8 OCTOBER 4, 1995, INDEPENDENT B Pm a*tal rfttM tian & 20 yum , V e t (fcoMUtty Stfw iiettcc. Comcast responds to T a r a K e n n e l s "A Hom e Aw av From Flome" concerns of residents Diane Shear, owner & groomer BY PAUL GENTILE Nick Minutolo and Vincent Vinci, dis • Complete Dog Boarding & Grooming tributed fliers to Cliffwood residents in an Cat Grooming • Indoor Runs • Extra Large Outdoor Runs Correspondent effort to gather support against the tower r - -1 — an effort that obviously worked. “The message we are sending is ‘Hey, I I i ABERDEEN — Approximately 75 1 0 % O F F i i 5 O F F r if we speak up and make ourselves heard, concerned Cliffwood residents attended a we can get things done,’ ” said Gumbs i i Sept. 27 board of adjustment meeting to i I referring to Cliffwood residents being DOG BOARDING ALL GROOMING voice their concerns over a proposed cel more active in governmental actions af New clients only i i OF DOGS OR CATS lular tower to be erected at 385 County fecting their area. Cliffwood residents with this coupon i i New clients only with this coupon Road. have long claimed that their section of the Expires 10-30-95 I i Expires 10-30-95 Residents first heard about Comcast township doesn’t receive the same amount J L Cellular Communication’s 90-foot pro of attention from government than the rest posed tower in August and have since 146 Magnolia Lane • Middletown • 671-1862 of the township. cited “potential” health concerns as the The next board of adjustment meeting (Off Rt. 35 South near Middletown Pancake House) primary reason for their opposition to it. will be on Oct. 25 at p.m. It is not Given that the tower would be located 8 approximately 200 yards from Cliffwood known if Comcast will have an alternative Elementary School and 50 yards from a site proposed at that time, but Gumbs bus stop, concerns for children’s safety noted that the residents will continue to ANTOINETTE'S H filR & N filL have also been strong. The issue was dis stay abreast of the situation. cussed recently at a PTA meeting at “The residents deserve a hand. This is OPEN SUNDAYS Cliffwood Elementary, and a number of what can happen if you make yourselves teachers attended Wednesday’s board of known. We will continue to keep our eyes adjustment meeting in opposition of the open and see this issue through to the FOIL FROSTmG D a r l e n e . end,” said Gumbs. FULL HEAD ONLY tower. Formerly of Shear Perfection, Comcast Cellular, hearing the concerns There are currently 20,000 cellular $ c c ° o voiced among Cliffwood residents, dis towers across the country, and with cellu JPT' (_uityLong nanHair Extra cxua | p . _ _ M mmm, mmmm mmm m . mmm, .mmm mmm mmm, mmm mmm tributed a letter to them stating that it lar phone users increasing by 46 percent a With Specialist Miss Vicki would look for an alternative site to con year, the number of towers should only h «u ,n r^ S ^ a & T s H l 2 fori I TIPS & I MANICURE S, struct the tower. increase. [SEMIOR CITIZEN SPECIAL |J ' iffCRYLICSi PEDICURE I The letter stated the following: “As we Ideally, cellular providers would like now know, our plans for that site have to have a tower every 10-12 miles. | t $ 3 5 o o d' ] j oJES ! free a r t ! o n l y ! caused concern among nearby residents. Cellular providers must have a tower 0 0 With respect to those concerns and with every 25 miles of their coverage area in DELUXE PERM & HfllR COT changes occurring in the engineering re order to establish an effective reception quirements since we first filed our grid. LOCATED NEXT TO NOT JUST TOYS • MARKETPLACE II • MATAWAN application ... we are seeking a solution ... Although Cliffwood residents are con *6 00 " M flH IC C IR E 2 9 0 -0 2 0 2 we have asked the zoning board for a cerned with “potential” health hazards that HOURS: MON.-SUN. 10-6. WED. & THURS. TIL 9:00 PM continuance. ... We are currently explor may result from cellular towers, the ing whether an alternative site may exist Federal Communications Commission in the area which could be better for (FCC) in Washington, D.C. maintain that everyone.” no documented real health hazards exist Wendell Gumbs, a lifetime Cliffwood from cellular towers and the main reason resident and a Democrat candidate run citizens are opposed to them is usually a ning on the ticket with Owen Drapkin, matter of aesthetics. BEREAVEMENT
LECTU RE SERIES W inding road may The Bereavement Lecture Series will be offered FREE to anyone who is experiencing grief due to the death of a loved one. It is also offered to get straightened out those who care about friends who are grieving. Focusing on various aspects of the grieving process, the lecture series will assist the Green Acres money Drive, which will mean complete destruc bereaved in understanding how to cope with grief, and how to develop tion of the curving road in its current loca skills and motivations necessary to turn their mourning into cherished eyed for American tion and the rebuilding of the road in a direct line on solid ground, will also make memories of their loved ones. Legion Drive rebuild the area more attractive, Graham feels. O c to b e r 1 6 The project is being discussed now, he “UNDERSTANDING OUR GRIEF” KEYPORT — Re-aligning American said, so that the borough can take advan Legion Drive, so that it runs straight tage of upcoming Green Acres grant funds O c to b e r 2 3 that may be approved by voters on Nov. 7. “GRIEF AND YOUR ANGER” against the backs of the stores on West Front Street — instead of winding around On this year’s general election ballot is O c to b e r 3 0 the Raritan Bay — will be a top priority in a referendum question, asking New Jersey “SHAME AND GUILT AS PART OF GRIEVING” the near future, said Mayor Kevin voters to approve spending $340 million N o v e m b e r 6 Graham. for Green Acres, Farmland and Historic “SURVIVING THE HOLIDAYS” Graham said he will set up a meeting Preservation and Blue Acres. November 13 soon with Councilman Joe Wedick and If voters pass the referendum, $250 “FEAR AND DEPRESSION AS PART OF GRIEVING” borough engineer Stewart Alexander to million will be for open space acquisition and park development. Another $10 mil November 20 discuss what it would take to do the pro ject, and how much it would cost. lion will be for matching grants for his “DETERMINANTS OF GRIEF” He noted that the road winding around toric preservation, while $50 million will Tune: 7:30 - 8:30 PM the bay isn’t built upon land, but rather is be for farmland preservation. Another $15 Place: Holiday Inn, 700 Hope Rd built above a bulkhead that is more than million will be for flood-prone coastal 18 years old. properties to be used for recreational and Tinton Falls • 544-9300 conservation purposes. Another $15 mil Speaker: Ms. Mary Logan, MA, PBC “The road is a tremendous strain on the whole bulkhead,” Graham said. “It will lion will fund purchases of land along the C ost: FREE eventually take the whole bulkhead down. Passaic River. Sponsored by: The weight is too great for where it is.” Graham said the Green Acres grant A disaster, with cars crashing down application is due on Dec. 15, and he Bedle Funeral Hom es into the bay as a result of the bulkhead would like to be able to make the deadline 61 Broad St. 2 12 Main St. deterioration, is not foreseeable in the near with an estimated request for the Keyport, N.J. Matawan, N.J. future, the mayor noted. American Legion Drive project. (908) 264-0499 (908) 566-1962 The re-alignment of American Legion — Lauren Jaeger B. INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 4, 1995 9 Water diversion sale means cash KEYPORT — Keyport’s sale of gallons of water out of the ground," water diversion rights to Aberdeen Graham explained, “Aberdeen uses the Township will result in an additional same aquifer, so they will pump 30 mil $30,000 a year for the township. lion gallons at $1,000 a million.” It could also mean a possible drop in “It’s found money. It is financial fees for local residents. progress,” said the mayor. That’s the news announced by According to Graham, it was the new MayorKevin Graham at the September water plant operator, Greg Bahtia, from 26 borough council meeting. Shore and DePalma, who came up with “We are able to pump 175 million the idea to sell to Aberdeen.
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Please take notice that the undersigned has appealed to the board of adjustment of the township of Hazlet for a variance for the Provision of a is in sp ira tio n to others section 917.4 of the zoning ordinance and any and all variances as may require by the board so as to permit construction of an inground swimming pool on premises located on 1670 Union Ave. Hazlet. Describe as follows: BY LAUREN JAEGER More than $5,000 in scholarships and bonds are awarded through the program. Lot coverage requested 30% allowed coverage is 25%. Size of the swim Staff Writer Linda Harrigan, Jennifer’s physical ming pool is 15 x 30 w/request of 5ft rear yard setback. Known as block 95 MATAWAN — Second-grader therapist for the past five years, said lot 15 on the tax map which is within 200 feet of property located to you. Jennifer Hackmann was born into the “Jennifer is challenged by cerebral palsy. This appeal is now on the secretary’s calendar & a public hearing is world two months premature. She approaches each new challenge with a ordained for Oct. 10 at 7pm. Prevailing time in the Twp. Hall 319 Middle She was so tiny that she fit neatly into ‘can-do’ attitude and does not become Rd. Hazlet, N.J. at which time you may appear either in person or by agent the palms of her father, Thomas. Baby easily discouraged with the extra effort it may take to accomplish her goal.” or attorney & present any objection with you may have to granting of this clothes were too large; she had to wear appeal. This notice is served upon you by order of the board of adjustment. doll clothes instead. “At the age of 3 years old, Jennifer Needless to say, she survived and was able to sit unsupported,” Harrigan thrived. 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CALL 61 5-0050 FREE HAYRIDES Through Our 10 Acre Farm Contact Connie to Schedule an Every Saturday & Sunday in October Appointm ent or for Information. Indian Corn, Straw Refreshments Available KIND SERVICE FROM A PROFESSIONAL, CARING STAFF 1 2 OCTOBER 4, 1995, INDEPENDENT G ala to aid R i v e r v i e w M e d i c a l A s s o c i a t e s , p a Is pleased to announce the opening o f their t o w n s h i p prim ary care office in the W yckoff B uilding, 33 N orth M ain St. (H wy. 79 between Rtes. 18 & 520) s t u d e n t s M arlboro, NJ, 07746 ______BY MARILYN DUFF______ Staff Writer HAZLET — The township’s new ed P e d ia t r i c s I n t e r n a l M e d ic in e ucation foundation, Hazlet Foundation for Excellence in Education, is hoping for a sellout crowd at its first major fund-raiser. 845-9595 8 4 5 - 0 5 0 5 The event — “Reach for the Stars” Dinner Dance and Auction — is sched uled for Saturday, Oct. 14, at the Ramada Vanda Bruner, M D Anthony P. DeNoia, M D Inn, Route 35. Tickets are $30 per person and are Jacqueline LoPresti, D O available at the Ramada Inn or by calling Susan Rennard at 739-0529. “We’re hoping to have 250 people attend” and to make it an annual event, H e a l t h F a i r ! said Felicia Gulachenski, a foundation board member and co-chairwoman of the Come see our new office at Riverview Medical Center's gala. Special Marlboro Health Fair The affair will begin with cocktails at Sat., Oct.,14 -10 am to 2 pm. Free cholesterol 7 p.m., followed by dinner at 8 p.m. in the Crystal Ballroom. & body fat screenings. Call 530-2417 The Devotion Orchestra will provide to register for screenings dance music, and the menu choices in clude prime rib of beef or chicken cordon bleu. There will also be a cash bar. affiliated with Evening highlights include a “mega” 50/50 drawing and Chinese auction. “We’ve had an overwhelming re v e rv ie w sponse from the local business commu nity,” which donated the auction items, MEDICAL CENTER said Gulachenski. Auction items include everything from a skateboard to show tickets, dinner for four, a birthday party for 10, and even an TYVEK overnight trip to Washington, D.C. House Wrap The Ramada Inn, where the gala is A f*H c r p v rt CONSTRUCTION being held, donated a complimentary overnight stay, complete with champagne t \ I lJ o C ll ICOMPANY gjjjtf and movie passes, plus a three-month health club membership and a Winslow Homer art print. The Sign of Quality Home Improvement E K H Organizers are hoping to sell out the raffle tickets, in which case, the winner and the foundation will each get $12,500. Raffle tickets are $5 and are available from foundation board members and many of the school district secretaries. They will also be sold at this weekend’s soccer games at the Green Acres Drive fields. Proceeds of the evening will go toward OVER-STOCKED VINYL SIDING • 16 COLORS student scholarships, teacher grants, and capital improvements for the district schools, including computer upgrades, said Gulachenski. Tickets for the dinner dance will be available up to the day of the event, but Gulachenski would like those planning to ANY RANCH ANY BI-LEVEL ANY CAPE COD attend to make reservations, if possible, Vinyl Siding up to 2100 sq. ft. 'A in., insulation cap Vinyl Siding up to 2600 sq. ft. A in,, insulation cap Vinyl Siding up to 1800 sq. ft. 'A in., insulation cap by Saturday, Oct. 7. ping of all windows & doors. ping of all windows & doors. ping of all windows & doors. ♦ Soffit and Fascia. Seemless Soffit and Fascia. Seemless Soffit and Fascia. Seemless The foundation was established last gutters & leaders, cleanup. F l gutters & leaders, cleanup. 7 C gutters ^leac^s.^eanup 2 5 year with the help of former Schools Superintendent Michael Cleffi and the Board of Education. Besides organizing the dance, it has SPECIALIZIN G IN “ A c t F a s t published a 1995-96 school calendar fea L i m i t e d turing student drawings that were selected ROOFING & SIDING T i m e O n f y ! in an art contest last year. Local Attorney loseph P. Pasqualetto is foundation president and Irene Neff i" ROOFING SHINGLES serves as vice president and co-chair person of the dinner dance. • 13 COLORS IN STOCK *££**2: School board President Richard Mar tinelli and Superintendent Timothy Nogueira are also members the 10-mem 156 W. Front Street, Keyport 8 8 8 a”09 5 8 ber foundation board. Fully Insured * Family Owned and Operated • References Available Upon Request For Your Convenience, We Now Accept VISA <5 MASTERCARD INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 4, 1995 1 3 ■r GENERAL S c h o o l AUTOMOTIVE s e t f o r Engine • Transmission Driveline • Brakes c h a n g e Exh au st BY A M ISH A UPADHYAYA TRUSTED SERVICE SINCE 1970 Staff Writer H O L M D E L — Holmdel’s controver NEW LOOK — A rendering of Indian Hill School under Holmdel’s pro sial $39.8 million referendum will most posed referendum for expansion. The plan, an attempt to alleviate change the face of the Indian Hill School. overcrowding, includes 29 new classrooms, a new library and media CEGLIA Currently, the school holds 477 stu center, computer labs, science labs, a cafeteria, and playing fields. dents in the fourth and fifth grades. (Artist’s rendering courtesyof Holm del school district) TRANSMISSION The new plans would take the third- graders from the Village School and the UNION BCH 264-6590 sixth-graders from the William R. Satz school and place them in an enlarged Indian Hill school. Under the referendum, the school is to be divided into two “houses,” one for third- and fourth graders and another for F o r t h r e e fifth- and sixth-grade students. This plan, said Dr. Susan LeGlise, superintendent of Holmdel schools, best glorious m onths, suited the educational needs of those age groups and proved feasible from a practi cal standpoint. Presently, every classroom is pushed w e’re free o n w eekends. “to capacity” with 20 to 30 students per class, said LeGlise. LeGlise cited some examples of over % Evenings, too. crowding: a large storage room has been renovated into a fourth-grade classroom and a former kindergarten classroom has 1 When you sign up for a year for been divided into rooms for basic skills instruction and a fourth-grade class. 1 a n y o f o u r c o n s u m e r plans.1 There is a trailer.on the grounds that serves as the teachers’ lunchroom and the art and music programs travel “a la carte,” meaning each program has no facility of its own. And, we’ll include 30 minutes Additions to Indian Hill include 29 new classrooms (five for fourth grade and of airtime for S29.99 12 each for fifth and sixth grades; the lat ter will be on the new second level), a a a month, every month, new library media center, two computer labs, two science labs, two music rooms, an art room, a gymnasium with locker \ , w h e n y o u sig n u p fo r o u r rooms, four to five playing fields and a cafeteria with a stage. V .... new AE&T Personal Plan. These additions would be built onto the front of the school so that nothing has jfc \ , - to be torn down. No new land has to be purchased since the board already owns \ those acres. Greenway walk set for Sunday The Holmdel Environmental Commission will be leading a series of Greenway activities on Saturdays and Sundays at various locations along the proposed Ramanessin Brook Green way. The first activity will be a leaf Micro Portable-Flip • 50-Number Alpha and tree identification walk starting at • Any Key Answer 9 a.m. this Sunday along the nature trails of the Garden State Arts Center, Holmdel. Wear sturdy walking or hiking lAfcT Wireless Services TAX INCLUDED shoes. Dress warmly in layers and Authorized Master Dealer guard against ticks by tucking pant legs into socks and inspecting your selves during and immediately after A u t o s o u n d A u t o s o u n d PALM SPRINGS {’'CELLULAR i K each walk. 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Free off-peak minutes include airtime charges for calls placed in the Home Rate Area only and a, K. , a™™ are used 0f,'Peak hours are 9:0°Pm t0 7:00am. Mon.-Fri. and all day Sat. and Sun. Customer will still pay landline fees. Current AT&T Wireless Services customers are eligible tor the AT&T Personal Plan and service contingent on a one-year contract extension. May not be combined with any other future promotional offers. Free minutes have no cash value. 1 4 OCTOBER 4, 1995, INDEPENDENT There is an INDEPENDENT Pharm acy here to serve you in Middletown, Belford & Pt. Monmouth P f m m t m 34 Years Of Caring For Your Family “ MOST INSURANCE Hwy. 36 & First Ave. • A tlantic H ighlands ACCEPTED (EVEN IF WE'RE NOT BAYSHORE PLAZA (next to Foodtown) IN YOUR BOOKLET) INCLUDING: Personal Service • Charge Accounts • PCS • US HEALTHCARE Owner-Pharmacists Joe McDonald k Scott Eagelton • PAID RX • CIGNA EYESORE? — Leonardo resident and community activist Sal LaSpata • NPA • EXPRESS SCRIPTS Richard P. Stryker, Registered Pharmacist • MIDDLETOWN EMPLOYEES wants the Middletown Township Committee to do something about • FEDERAL EMPLOYEES NEVER A LONG WAIT! the former Baker Building site on Leonard and Viola avenues, which he says has become an eyesore. FREE DELIVERY • 291-2900 (Photo by Marilyn Duff) Police seek p s y c h i c ’s aid in case H O L M D E L — Holmdel police have enlisted the aid of nationally-known psychic Dorothy Allison to help them find Christopher Zahl, a 43-year old local man who disappeared from his home over a year ago. Zahl was last seen May 12, 1994, at his residence in Holmdel at the Hazienda Farms, a Christmas tree farm. His car was towed three days later from the Red Bank train station. An investigation revealed that all of 's Tim e to Pick Zahl’s fingerprints had been wiped off from the car and Zahl’s wallet and glasses were Pum pkins and Sip Cider left in the vehicle. Since then, there has been no clue as to Zahl’s whereabouts Last week in Holmdel, Allison conduct Why not treat your kids to a day of pumpkin picking at ed a three day search at the Hazienda Farm, Dearborn Farms' pumpkin patch. It's Autumn "pick-your-own" along with Det. Louis Torres of the fun at its best. Our patch is open every Saturday & Sunday Holmdel Police Dept, and an investigator from 9 am - 5 pm during October. While you're here, treat from the Monmouth County Prosecutor's yourself to the fall's freshest apples. Our bins are full of Macs, office. The production team from Red &. Yellow Delicious, Cortland, Opalescent, Spartan, “Encounters,” a Fox television show about Empire, Macoun, Staymen Winesap & more - perfect for the paranormal, was also on site. The show eating, baking and dunking! will be aired in late October or November. Allison was contacted by Irvin Beaver, We also have everything you need for your Halloween the private investigator hired by the group party - fresh pressed cider, Indian corn, gourds and known as Friends of Chris, which formed cornstalks. Happy Halloween from Dearborn Farms! six months ago to aid the search for Zahl. Allison said this week that she does not always have all the answers. “I am not This Week's Specials God,” Allison said, “nor am I always right.” Still, her track record is not to be dis Available Oct. 4th - 9th counted. Allison has worked on 5,000 cases MEAT worldwide since she began assisting police in murder cases 27 years ago, when she Sweet or Hot helped find a little boy in her hometown of ITALIAN SAUSAGE...... $1.99/lb. Nutley. BAKERY Most times, she says the information she "Fresh Baked" provides has turned out to be correct. APPLE-CRANBERRY PIE ...... $4.99/ea. She firmly believes in “working for the _ _ _ _ _ limit one per customer police only.” She does not get paid for her DELI work, and her only source of income is from "Dearborn's" Homemade television coverage. BROCCOLI & PASTA SALAD ...... $2.99/lb. The only information she needs is the date and place of birth of the missing person PRODUCE and the date on which the person disap SNO-WHITE CAULIFLOWER ...... 89 Your child m ay need help w ith w eak study skills or poor reading or m ath skills. H e or she m ay be Hay Rides! • Pum pkin Pick! unm otivated or lack confidence, despite a good IQ. 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M analapan »(908) 446-2114 « h mile south of Englishtown Auction Reg. $10 Shop n Bag Shopping Center O p e n 7 D a y s, 10am - 6 p m , Thurs. & Fri. Till 8:00p m 1 6 OCTOBER 4, 1995, INDEPENDENT Study o n electric I B a y s i d e * G a r d e n C e n t e r p lan to be aired | & L a n d s c a p i n g charged the lowest price to do the study. Ohio firm looked She noted, too, that Courtney and 4 /t Fall Is In The A ir! Associates makes a practice of telling a into feasibility of a municipality at the outset whether or not Come see our large selection of indoor township power co. the proposal is worthy of study at all. ^ and outdoor Halloween & Fall The cost of the study, however, which Decorations! ______BY LAUREN JAEGER was around $20,000, was paid by Anchor • M um s • P u m p k in s • G o u rd s Glass Co., under an agreement between Staff Writer the company and the town. Hay Bales • Cornstalks • Indian Corn t ‘ The Cliffwood-based glass manufac Decorated W icker W reaths & Baskets ABERDEEN — The results of a fea sibility study to see if Aberdeen will save turing giant initiated the idea of leaving • S h ru b s • M u lch • T op Soil money running its own electric utility will Jersey Central Power and Light (JCP&L) and having the township start its own 7 - be presented to the Township Council on Open days 8:00 a.m. 6:00p.m. Oct. 10. company, taking advantage of the deregu Free Landscaping Estimates The independent study was completed lation of the power-distribution industry. by Courtney and Associates of Findlay, Anchor Glass officials explained that 1831 R oute 35 So u t h Ohio. The firm was chosen Sept. 12 from the electric costs for the state of New a pool of consulting companies. Jersey were the highest in the country, and According to Deputy Township Man by starting a municipal power plant, the ager Anna-Lisa Hunter, (formerly Erick company could save about $2 million a son) the council felt the firm had the most year in electricity bills. experience with this issue and also Continued on next page Maecom Adult School Where Retirement ELCOME NIAECO Is an Active, STUDENTS AND Fulfilling TEACHERS Experience? The Navesink House provides seniors with an independent, worry-free lifestyle. A water front location, high-rise living, and affordable total life care residency agreements provide the elements for autonomy, security, and dlgnlty-now and in the future. Stay close to friends and fam ily In beautiful Monm outh County for information, mail the coupon For over 25 years, the Maecom Adult School has been helping people finish their below, or OH 1800-842-2480. high school diplomas and to receive training in a variety of disciplines. 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T hese Prices Are Far th OCTOBER 6th-9 Below W holesale ■ B M B i l M H P S INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 4, 1995 1 7 Continued from previous page Ohio on Saturday. At the same time, the officials ex “Why was this particular company plained, the move would save money tor chosen?,” he asked, shortly after booking Bring Hinck’s to The Hunt all residents. his plane flight and making a hotel room However, Glenn Steiger, director of reservation at the Days Inn. corporate and competitive affairs for Wolfe said the findings of his trip “to P l a c e Y o u r O r d e r JCP&L, said Courtney and Associates the middle of nowhere” will be presented was a poor choice to do the feasibility at the Oct. 10 meeting of the Township F o r A C u s t o m study, claiming the firm has a record of Council. He admits, however, that he is advising municipalities to start their own going on the trip with a bias against the S l i c e d T u r k e y electric companies. plan. Open 7 Days But Hunter noted that Courtney “I will challenge this. I am against the 'tfaw tem ade SalacU decides whether or not the study is feasi plan,” Wolfe said. “There are 52 munici ble in the first place. If “it’s not good use palities in the county. Would you want to a n d ‘D & a e n f o of his time or the community’s time, he have 52 electric companies? When have est. 1938 advises against it.” you heard of a municipality (get away W e’re talkin’ hom e grown, hom em ade goodness! Clyde, Ohio, a town of 6,100 resi from regionalization)?” dents, which is located between Cleve “This is more government, not less Middletown Wall Twp. Ocean Twp. Toms River land and Toledo, used Courtney and A s government,” he said. 1040 Hwy 35 South 1414 Atlantic Ave. 1100 Hwy. 35 sociate’s recommendation to start its own 957-0055 223-5622 517-0055 505-3134 power distribution company in 1988. “Everything is fairly difficult in the beginning,” said Dennis Benesh, super intendent of the Clyde, Ohio Electric Utility, which broke off from General Telephone and Electric (GT&E). “But we are saving a minimum of 25 percent off the bills.” Benesh made his comments Friday during a telephone interview. The worst aspect of the project, ac cording to Benesh, is the aesthetics. The He said that there are two sets of poles lining the roads — poles that belong to G T & E and poles that belong to the municipal power company. However, the only reason why there are two sets of poles is because they could not afford the price tag of G T & E’s poles, 'Mone after they announced their intent to start their own company, he said. Steiger, however, said that you cannot compare Aberdeen Township to Clyde, Ohio. For one, the entire town of Clyde, which is the headquarters of the Whirlpool Corp., “is a 20-megawatt Manager!” load”. Of the 20 megawatts, 18 belong to Whirlpool, he stressed. Aberdeen Township, meanwhile, “has First Savings' convenient savings and a 40-megawatt load” and only 7 of the megawatts is consumed by Anchor Glass. checking package...all in one! “In Clyde, as long as Whirlpool is sta ble, the whole town will do well,” Steiger Overdraft protection... • Higher interest on your said. You never have to worry about Savings Account...as it grows. Benesh, meanwhile, said that they are overdrawing your account! Our the only town in Ohio that went ahead computer will automatically 24-Hour ATM access to both with the big project, Toledo now wants to transfer money from your state Checking and Savings... start its own company, as well. ment savings account into your Use your First Savings Benesh said the town borrowed $11 million to begin its own local electric checking account, to cover the automatic banking card at company, after voters approved a refer overdraft. ($50 increments.) thousands of ATMs! endum on privatization. The same referendum question will be Your choice of Checking... • Combined monthly statement... posed to the voters of Aberdeen Checking with Interest... All your monthly transactions Township on the Nov. 7 general election pays you interest, and stores are recorded on one easy-to-read ballot . The referendum is binding, offi your checks free. statement! cials have explained. Convenience Checking... Steiger noted, however, that JCP& L returns your cancelled checks • Sound interesting?... reserves the right to make Aberdeen pay to you. The "Money Manager" is a great for the amount of money spent on the all-in-one financial package, generation stations and transmission sta Consumer Checking... offering you a host of useful tions in which JCP&L has invested over a basic account for consumers banking services. the years. with limited check writing needs. Stop in at the First Savings office “If this is a mistake, this will cost mil Yow can qualify fo r nearest you.. .it's quick, easy and lions and millions of dollars,” Steiger said, explaining that he plans to make an Checking with no monthly so convenient! appeal at the Oct. 10 council meeting. service charge... 0 F i r s t “We think this is bad business. And we Let us show you how. know this business pretty well.” In the meantime, one local resident wants to check out Clyde, Ohio, for him t e r self and to investigate the consulting firm ...where you come first! of Courtney and Associates. M ain O ffice: 339 State Street, Perth Amboy • 908-442-2770 • Eatontown 158 W yckoff Rd. • Edison 980 Am boy Ave. • 2100 Oak Tree Rd. • 1655 Oak Tree Rd. (Oak Tree Shop. Ctr.) • l-anwood 206 South Ave. • Fords 33 Lafayette Road (Fords Shop. Ctr.) • “If I don’t, who will?,” asked former Hazlet Rte. 35 & Bethany Rd. (K-M art Plaza) • Hopelawn 101 New Brunswick Ave. (Pathmark) • Iselin 1220 Green St. • Metuchen Democratic councilman Richard Wolfe, 599 Middlesex Ave. • M iddletow n 1580 Rte. 35 South • M illto w n 97 N. Main St. • O ld Bridge Rte..9 & Ticetown Rd. • of Warren Drive, before flying out to Piscataway 100 Stelton Rd. • W oodbridge 325 Amboy Ave. • Rte. 1 & St. Georges Ave. (ShopRite) Deposits FDIC Insured • Equal Opportunity Lender C“ t / » » 1 1,1-sv f 8 OCTOBER 4, 1995, INPEP£lsfDENT Concerns m ount over leaking roof overseeing the actual work. The job BY AMISHA UPADHYAYA began on Aug. 4. Staff W riter From Aug. 4 to Sept. 30, 160,000 square feet were covered, but then the MIDDLETOWN — Almost 20 roof rain came. leaks over three separate days, causing On Sept. 14, 16 leaks were reported. damage to some classroom material, have Four days later, six more leaks were dis angry citizens raising questions over the covered. The following day, an additional roof repair job of Middletown’s High seven or eight leaks occurred while the School South. students were in school. On July 25, the roofing contract was COVER-UP — Mark Doyle lays a covering over the unfinished section of Damage to books, carpeting and tiles awarded to the architectural firm of Ka Middletown’s High School South roof. in classrooms was reported, and a full list plan, Gaunt DeSantis, Red Bank, who is — Rich Schultz of all the damage is being prepared by the high school. Resident Judi Arendt asked the ques tion which was on many residents’ minds: “Why were precautions not taken when DAY rain was predicted?” J. Murphy Roofing and Sheet Metal is doing the actual repair and replacement of roof parts, at a cost of $746,237 to the district. Two weeks ago, the board threat ened to withhold a portion of the payment if the problems were not solved. Last Tuesday, the board agreed to pay $140,000 after determining that most of the problems had been addressed. A ll damage will be covered by the contractor. 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The ventilators will be replaced, but for now, the tops of the units have been sealed off. ADDITIONAL Another point which was brought up 5 0 % O F F was the money being spent on the project. 5 0 % O F F The board had made their decision to W ainscotf Cotton Sweaters repair — not replace — the roof, reason ing that the district would save approx Entire Stock Turtleneck & Cable Crewneck imately $1 million. Compare at $50 Our Reg. $39.99 The roofing consultant, James D. Already Reduced Dresses Cummins, who reports to Gaunt, is being paid $500 for weekdays, $750 for Saturdays and $1,000 on Sunday. Based on those figures alone, the consulting 5 DAYS ONLY! work alone totals $22,000, not including S t a r t s 1 O a m Thursday through Monday, Columbus Day weekends. Gaunt explained that this was a 10- week job that was done in four weeks because the roofers worked full time. “This was our decision and the board R a f t e r s agreed with that,” he said. 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At Your Nearest Frank's Nursery & Crafts! 2 0 OCTOBER 4, 1995, INDEPENDENT C o m m u n i t y Bob Curcio holds his daughter Dani (I) and her friend, Breanne Seibolt, both 5, on his shoulders for a better view at Middletown Day ’95 Saturday at Croyden Hall recreation center. H azlet M id d le to w n Irene Rotter and her daughter, Christine, 6, of West Keansburg stuff a scarecrow at Hazlet Day festivities Saturday at Veterans Park. (Photos by Rich Schultz) INDEPENDENT. OCTOBER 4, 1995 2 1 DINING & ENTERTAINMENT A GREATER MEDIA SPECIAL SECTION I • The no-m eat w ay to flavor and health N owadays,you don’t have to be Wizard of Oz,’” and dried herbs are the Raichlen tries to keep these “run-of- a vegetarian to eat vegetarian “black-and-white shots.” He suggests the-mill” recipes easy, so that they can dishes. Many baby boomers using fresh herbs rather than dried be prepared within 30 minutes. As for and their children, “Generation X,” are herbs for all recipes. In an effort to the widespread use of foreign spices, adding vegetarian foods to their diets take the work out of preparation, he he includes a “Guide to Ingredients” Whalebones in an attempt to start eating healthfully. has come up with his own line of section, as well as a list of mail-order Church Lane on Steven Raichlen’s spice and seasoning sources that supply these ingredients Farrington Lake. North Brunswick “High-Flavor Low-Fat Veg mixes available for order if the supermarket does not carry 908-297-4104 etarian Cooking” (Viking) ($17.50 for a set of four them. Hours: Lunch/Dinner served dail Happy hour:4-6:30 Mon-Fri. presents, according to the spices). Some may worry' unnecessarily that Credit Cards: Visa & Mastercard author, “a black-tie invita One way to One way to eliminate vegetarian eating is not healthy. A great Handicapped: Accessible Attire: Proper, as required by tion to the new world of elim inate fat without eliminating many recipes in the book contain both owners vegetarianism.” It is filled fat without taste is to utilize some of grains and beans, which guarantee you with color illustrations of the low-fat ingredients on will be getting enough protein in your the finished recipes to eliminating the market, like skim milk, diet. Vegetables provide enough vita By Sharon Benjamin show that vegetarian taste is to use nonfat yogurt and no-fat mins, and certain grains like quinoa, cooking “can be beautiful some low-fat sour cream. Cheese is along with the low-fat dairy7 options, H ave you ever dreamed of getting and sophisticated, not all used in some of the provide a sufficient serving of calcium. away from it all, while still being undercooked soybeans.” ingredients on recipes, but it is likely to “High-Flavor Low-Fat Vegetarian close to home? Well, Unlike old beliefs, not the market, be a strong-flavored Cooking” has recipes that taste good. Whalebones by the Lake, situated on all vegetarian foods are like skim milk cheese, like romano or “I’d rather include one teaspoon of fat, the banks of picturesque Farrington low-fat. Due to the high fat feta. In these recipes, only which results in lowering overall fat, Lake in North Brunswick, could be just content in milk, cheeses or no-fat sour a teaspoon is needed to than have no-fat foods that taste lousy. the place you are looking for. and eggs, dishes that con cream. add flavor while keeping If you get no pleasure from these This “get-away” is practically in your tain these ingredients end foods, you’ll end up eating Big Macs,” backy ard. Nestled among the trees, with fat contents down. its respectable degree of seclusion, up being unhealthier than Other techniques Raichlen says. Whalebones by the Lake offers varied eating a piece of chicken. used throughout the book You don’t have to be a vegetarian to choices in dining with a menu that is This cookbook offers 250 low-fat are grilling and roasting. Grilling veg enjoy this cookbook. Meat eaters can affordable for the family on a fixed- recipes that are easy to prepare and etables evaporates liquids, intensifies use it to bring vegetarian low-fat dish income. taste great. flavor and provides a smoky, charred es to their tables. Vegetarians can use Owners, Carol and Frank Shamy, Raichlen advocates using fresh taste. Roasting provides the same fea this book for new food ideas and dra along with their son, Michael, have cre herbs and flavoring, instead of fat, to tures and caramelizes sugars. These matically cut fat intake. ated a haven for relaxation and deli make the foods delicious. Fresh herbs techniques are more healthful than To order spice sets, call Big Flavor cious food. are like the “color scenes in The deep-frying. Foods at 1-800-352-8670. Once a large family home, the Shamys have transformed the building into a restaurant that caters to each patron as though they were family. Although seafood is Whalebones’ specialty the main menu, which is delib erately changed about six times a year, offers a wide variety of the standard RESTAURANT DIRECTORY hamburger, deli and specialty sandwich A Guide to the Area's Finest D ining Establishm ents es, along with steak and chicken Restaurants Listed Alphabetically By Type of Cuisine entrees. Specialty drinks and desserts N a m e o f Average are available as well. L o ca tio n P h o n e # Cost o f R e m a rk s Whalebones’ seasonal menu is Establishment Entrees changed almost monthly. Varying the Type o f Cuisine menus periodically ensures that the patrons will always receive a delicious AMERICAN variety of tantalizing meals.The Shamys, The Paddock Restaurant 363 Rt. 33, Manalapan 908-446-6004 who have six children, also did not for get to include a children’s menu. East Brunswick Chateau 678 Cranbury Rd., East Brunswick 908-238-6600 II 0 If (§ t| $ L D Since each Whalebones dining room is desirable, with its own special motif, Snug Harbor Seafood Highway 36, Leonardo 908-291-2727 n V 4LDSB deciding where to sit to enjoy your deli cious meal might actually be a matter Raritan River Club 85 Church Street, New Brunswick 908-545-6110 h e i b ‘* 0 )4 ld for discussion. Whether you choose to dine in the “Reflections” room, which features a mirrored wall so you can CONTINENTAL I- v -5 view the lake; or the “Fireside” room, : :;:L. V. ^ with its recently renovated and opera McAteer’s Rest’nt & Caterers 1714 Easton Avenue, Somerset 908-469-2522 ble fireplace; or the “Secrets” room, where you can watch the evening news or a sporting event, you will be treated to friendly service and a pleasant envi ITALIAN ronment. Not only will you want to return to Francorosa’s Ristorante 3338 Rt. 9 South, Freehold-Barclay Square 908-866-0004 0 f i ! B 4 i LD Whalebones after your initial dining Villa Galleria Restaurant 881 Main Street, Sayreville 908-727-0078 H B ffE L D experience, you will also want to take advantage of the restaurant’s dining spe cials and incentives. Whalebones, which features indoor and outdoor dining, JAPANESE ___ _ depending on the season, will also host your next catered affair. Gift certificates Shogun 18 1020 Rt. 18, East Brunswick 908-390-1922 $$ f!GD®(g*10)LD are also available. O n Oct. 19, Whalebones will host a Sapporo Japanese Restaurant 375 George Street, New Brunswick 908-828-3888 $$$ JIDDA (g ltt® LD murder mystery dinner. For reservations IP p AVERAGE ENTREE call (908) 297-4104.There is limited seat EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS IK S $ - ■ m $...... Under $10 ing available for the production, so book f| Banquet Facilities You May Bring Wine | Live Musk Non-Smoking Area Available Hunch $$...... $10- $15 $$$...... $15 - $20 your seats as soon as possible. A cash bar f t Reservations Suggested jf£ Clothing Restrictions Dancing fyk^Earl) Bird Specials D DUmcr I p I CreditMost Major Cards $$$$.....over $20 will open at 7:30 p.m. and the actual mur ^ iVo Alcoholk Beverages Children's Portions & Seating (g Wheelchair Accessibility B Breakfast SB-Sunday Brunch AVERAGE DINNER ENTREE_ der mystery' begins at 8 p.m. 2 2 INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 4, 1995 DINING & ENTERTAINMENT ^ \ \ i l i l ± / ^ i l SPECIAL SECTION NEW RUBY PALACE GOURMET DINNER Princeton, Rutgers DINNER FOR 2 *24.95 football is fam ily fun INCLUDES: *Two Exotic Drinks or Cocktails By Kevin Friedlander attending a college football game is one *House Special Soup that can be enjoyable for the whole fami S aturday afternoons in the fall are syn ly- * Pu Pu Flatter onymous with college football and Curt Krouse, athletic marketing coor Spare Ribs, Egg Rolls, Central Jersey has two teams with dinator for Princeton, said Tiger football longstanding traditions in the sport. games are family-oriented and a fun activ Cliicken Gold Finger, In fact, Rutgers and Princeton universi ity for a Saturday afternoon in the fall. Dim Sum, Shrimp Toast, Pan Fried Wonton. ties played one another in the first inter “The setting of the Princeton games is * H aw aii Five “O ” * collegiate football game on very special, and, before Nov. 6,1869. or after the games, people Chunks of Lobster, Jumbo Shrimp, Beef, Chicken & Roast Pork Situated just about 20 can walk around the A l t h o u g h * Roast Pork Fried Rice * Ice Cream, Pineapple, Jello miles from one another, town of Princeton or tail gate on the campus,” said Hot Tea & Fortune Cookies Rutgers and Princeton uni b o t h t e a m s versities are in the midst of Krouse. “You can also another exciting season on a r e f o u r take a historical tour of Offer Valid Sunday thru Friday, Offer Good thru October 15, 1995 the gridiron. The Tigers of the buildings in town. Please bring this ad with you! Princeton are coming off a g a m e s i n t o “So, you can experience 7-3 1994 season, with a 4-3 more than just the game Express Lunch Daily record in the Ivy League the season, when coming to 38 Dishes to Choose From conference. Princeton on the day of a tickets are The Scarlet Knights, football game.” o„>y$ 3 7 5 who played their first sea still available Krouse also said the son in 1994 in the new Tigers are preparing a 2174 ROUTE 35, HOLMDEL, NJ 07733 46,000-seat Rutgers Sta number of promotions TEL (908) 264-2002 • FAX (908) 264-8388 dium, finished last year at 5 which are designed to attract more families to the games. Catering Service 5-1. PRIVATE PARTY ROOM AVAnABLE FOR ALL OCCASIONS IIP TO 100 PERSONS Although both teams are already four On Oct. 28,Tiger Youth Day will offer a games into the 1995 season, it is not too full range of entertainment to children, late to purchase tickets for those interest continued on next page ed in catching a game.The experience of INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 4, 1995 2 3 DINING & ENTERTAINMENT A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION also be entertained by Princeton’s tiger mascot. College ball “At all our games he goes through the stadium and has a good time with the fans,” said Krouse. “The children really m a k e s f o r love him.’’ Krouse also said Princeton plays its f u n o u t i n g home games in the second oldest college football stadium in the country. Palmer Stadium, which seats 45,725, was opened continued from previous page on Oct. 24,1914. both inside and outside of Palmer Remaining Tiger home games include Stadium. Lafayette (Oct. 14), Columbia (Oct. 28) and Yale (Nov. 11). The Lions from Columbia will be visit ing Palmer Stadium the day of the promo Pete Kawalski, the sports media rela tion. tions director for Rutgers, also believes There will be free face-painting, taking in a football game is a fun activity clowns and balloons at the Tiger Tent, for the whole family. which will be located at the head of “If you want to see an exciting Palmer Stadium.There also will be special Division I-A football game, then Rutgers treats for all kids in Halloween costumes. Stadium is the place to be in New Jersey,” Throughout the season, according to said Kawalski. Smokey Bear poses for a picture with the Princeton cheerleading squad at a Krouse, a special children's seating area Upcoming home games include recent game at Palmer Stadium. will be set up inside the stadium where Virginia Tech (Oct. 21), Pittsburgh (Oct. parents and children age 14 and under 28) and Boston College (Nov. 24).Tickets will only be permitted to sit. for those games can be purchased by call The special $5 tickets will entitle the ing (908) 445-4726. Some of Ihe best things at the shore children to a pompon and a coupon for Rutgers already has played Navy, Penn the concession stand. 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It’s time to issues in your community and tell get out there and register, so that you who the candidates are. you can exercise your constitutional Candidates Forums are also right in the Nov. 7 general election. planned in some communities to The deadline — Tuesday, Oct. 10 help you decide who to support. — is coming up fast. Fortunately, it The League of Women Voters of is a very easy procedure. Middletown Township is sponsoring To be eligible, you have to be: two such candidates forums. • 18 years of age Both will be at 7:30 p.m. at • a U.S. citizen, and Middletown Village School, 145 • have lived in New Jersey and Kings Highway, Middletown. Monmouth County for at least 30 • On Thursday, Oct. 19, the days before the election. League will hold a forum for Registration forms are available District 13 Assembly candidates, at local libraries and post offices as and well as your municipal clerk’s • On Thursday, Oct. 26, it will office. hold a forum for Middletown For more details, call the County Township Committee candidates. A rts Center plan needs closer look olmdel officials and residents 116 to regular traffic, something should closely monitor the Holmdel, so far, has successfully Hbudding plans for privatization of fought. the Garden State Arts Center. Will this be the straw that breaks The state anticipates a $30 mil the camel’s back? lion windfall in new sales tax money Perhaps most troubling is the plan over the planned 21-year lease with to allow the sale of beer and wine at Pavilion Partners Delsener/Slater, the amphitheater. Is this going to according to recent reports. mean trouble when the new opera And the New Jersey Highway tors, due to the expansion, are able that the recent, unparalleled growth of our to attract major rock stars? That’s Parents support community has already had on our school Authority expects a guaranteed system and will have in the future. The income of $1.65 million per year, easy to figure out. r e f e r e n d u m referendum will allow for the necessary perhaps more, plus a $600,000 Holmdel officials should demand expansion of our school buildings and ed We are aware of the pros and cons sur annual savings in operating costs. an opportunity to closely review all ucational programs. rounding the referendum vote to be cast The Holmdel school system has always But what about Holmdel? of the plans and demand that resi on Oct. 17 in Holmdel, and have voted dents — who are sure to bear the been known for excellence. We feel that a Instead of the current 10,800 con among ourselves to confirm our opinion vote to support the referendum demon cert goers in their back yard, resi brunt of the expansion — have the on this important issue. strates our commitment to its continuation. dents can anticipate an additional same opportunity. We join together in an overwhelming W.R. SATZ PARENT If negotiations are completed by vote of support for this referendum. There 7,000, accommodated by $8.75 mil is an urgent need to address the impact SUPPORT GROUP lion in improvements. the end of the year, as expected, the Holmdel Plans also call for adding 2,500 lease will be good until the year down Appleton Avenue to Lynn Boule new parking spaces and making $3 2016. Good Sam aritan vard. It makes us feel good to know that million in access improvements. Better to take a close look now there is someone out there who cares than to look back in hindsight and helped their son enough to involve herself in coming to the There has been pressure for years aid of a stranger. If more people did this to open Garden State Parkway Exit say: if only or what if? To the woman who stopped her car and broke up an altercation Sept. 21 near sort of thing, our communities might be Union Avenue Middle School that resulted less cold to our children and they, in turn, C larification services.” That headline was misleading in our son being beaten: We would like to could grow and thrive with less cruelty and incorrect. In reality, Goldberg’s let publicly thank you for taking the time and and hurt from their peers — cruelty and A letter to the editor in the Sep. 20 ter said only that the council had been being concerned enough to leave your car hurt that they only learn from example in edition of the Independent from Richard very aggressive in seeking ways to cut and intervene in a situation that was result the world around them. Your example, Goldberg, deputy mayor of Aberdeen costs while maintaining the quality of ing in injuries to our son. ma’am, is the type that warms a commu Township, carried the headline, service. The Independent regrets any We would also like to thank you for nity. Thank you! “Council vows to cut taxes, but maintain confusion caused by the headline. following him home afterward, all the way LENI and BRIAN SCHIEFER Hazlet INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 4. 1995 2 5 i g union contract must be honored. This goes Is anyone out against the voters’ will. Money is then Hidden expenses in school plan taken from educational programs and fa (Open letter of thanks to David Cohen and David Chai.) there listening? cilities maintenance to pay for salary in Mr. Cohen and Mr. Chai, I want to thank you for your letter in the Sept. 27 issue of the creases. This causes mismanagement of Acting school Superintendent Dennis Independent. As a senior, I am against this school bond as I realized the Board of the facilities. Is this the fault of the voters Education is not giving the people of Holmdel all the financial facts. Jackson says Middletown cuts educational or a greedy union leadership, which now When I first read about this bond, I knew it would be more, since they never explained programs and staff because the voters re pays $83,000 for 180, five-hour days? the added costs of teachers, maintenance, custodians, school buses, etc. You both searched ject school budgets, and he will improve Most unfortunate of all is the fact that the and finally wrote the figures as they will be finally, and your figures are not accurate, as communications with voters to help solve union leadership is driving a wedge be salaries may be increased, plus increases in equipment, etc. I say developers should be the problem. tween the citizens and their beloved teach required to include moneys toward schools or else build the additions at their expense. The Communicating better starts with lis ers. But as much as individual teachers are moneys could be included in the sale price of the homes and we would not have the added tening better, and Mr. Jackson’s state loved and respected by the parents, there burden, especially those who never had children in the schools, and seniors. ments tell me we are off to a bad start. is a limit to how much they are willing to Why did Dr. LeGlise omit these figures when she announced all her additions, etc.? With each rejected school budget, the vot pay them. I am telling everyone to vote “no” as the figures printed in paper are false and we are ers send a message to the school board. going to be “hit” with bigger increases in school taxes than they admit to. Unwillingness to pay is not necessari Again, thanks for your letter and good luck. Voters are rejecting how their tax dollars ly an indication of voter stinginess. are being spent. Since the overwhelming EDITH M. DURRBECK AT&T just announced 25,000 layoffs. Holmdel majority of the school budgets go to Each of you knows someone who has salary, the voters are rejecting the wild been laid off or forced to take cuts in only knows where Freneau is but, as part of salary escalation of the past nine years. salary and benefits. As companies and Dem s neglect our capitol improvement program this year, They want it stopped. Is Mr. Jackson lis jobs continue to leave the state, property paved Willow Avenue. (For the Democrat tening? values will decline, and with them, the Freneau section candidates: Willow Avenue is off of Route Last year, the highest paid Middletown source of people’s retirement nest egg or I was surprised when in checking my 516 in the Freneau section of Aberdeen.) teacher earned $69,900. Today, the top college funding. mail, I discovered that I was on the I’d like to offer the Democrat candidates teacher earns $83,000 — a 19 percent in The seniors are struggling. No, the Democrat campaign mailing list to receive a free geography lesson so they can leam crease in one year! How can that be? It is people are not stingy. They are hurting. their political mailings. Let me first offer about “all” areas of our town. I will be more primarily the result of a $10,000 bonus for And the union leadership doesn’t care. Its my Democrat opponents a word of advice: than happy to give you gentlemen a tour of You can save the postage. You don’t have completing the 20th year of teaching in leadership is quoted as saying, “We don’t all areas of Aberdeen. (Did you know we the district. Instead of sharing all the a chance of changing my vote. There is no have a beach front that the Republican do give backs” and “If it’s too expensive reason to stop the progress Republicans money won in salary negotiations with the for the seniors, let them move.” Council is seeking state and federal money lower paid teachers, the union leadership have achieved during the past four years. for?) The Republican Council has worked Please let the Board of Education I was even more surprised when I saw has created these $10,000 salary increases know how you feel about the upcoming too hard during the past four years to which continue year after year until re the cover of their brochure. Part of reverse the division of our community negotiations with the teacher’s union. In Aberdeen was missing from the map which tirement. This is the primary reason why my opinion, zero percent is too much, and fueled by former Democrat councils. I don’t facilities degrade: Money goes to salary, was titled, “Your Home Town.” Didn’t want to ever see it happen again. give backs to a top salary of $60,000 are Owen, Wendell, Vincent and Nick ever not repairs. Is there really any wonder Let me know if you want the lesson. reasonable for what is essentially a half hear of the Freneau section of Aberdeen? RICHARD GOLDBERG why school budgets are rejected? year’s work. Oh, and if the union leader I have stated many times in the past that There are several unfortunate aspects Deputy Mayor ship doesn’t like it, let them move. “all sections of Aberdeen must be rep Aberdeen to this situation. It is unfortunate that even LEN SKOBLAR resented” by its elected officials. The good though school budgets are defeated, the Middletown news is that the Republican Council not More letters, page 26 T a k e n f o r a ride o n the ‘Ferry-go-Round’ In September 1959, the Board of Free posed site with Route 36, and that section To the comment that kiss and ride holders was polishing a concept for a new of 36 going east toward Leonardo, might commuters generate a car movement to transportation facility for Monmouth Cl LS I COLUMNIST accommodate another 450 cars during the the terminal as well as a second trip County — the Belford Ferry Terminal. In peak hour without serious degradation of through those roads to take the commuters September 1990, the county began to lay PATRICIA traffic conditions. With anything ap home, the total response by the county those plans before its citizens. At a CUSICK proaching 600 vehicles added to today’s was: “See response Comment 10.” September 1994 meeting conducted by the peak hour traffic, however, level of ser The county’s complete response to the US. Army Corps of Engineers, citizens got vice “F” (i.e., the dreaded gridlock) would comment and question about the impact of their first chance to point out significant be reached. The residents questioned introducing 161 cars (much less the cor flaws in the county’s reasoning and calcu whether as few as 150 cars introduced other 31 passengers (208 177 = 31). rect figure of 220) onto our roads in less lations. Many residents did just that. In onto these roads in less than a quarter of Belford residents who had observed than 15 minutes was: “Conventional traf September 1995, the county finally re an hour might have the same impact. some ferry arrivals at Highlands and At fic analysis has been applied as required sponded to some of the “Comments & In September of this year, the county by the EIS process to the peak hours Questions” from the previous year. lantic Highlands thought that 29 or 30 of responded to these traffic flow “Questions these missing passengers would be picked counts.” (Perhaps this is an example of the One flawed calculation involved the & Comments” as follows: new math.) up by wives, cabs, or the occasional peak-hour vehicular trips the ferry termi In the responses to Comment 10 about If the public believes these responses, chauffeured limousine (the so-called “kiss nal would generate to and from the project the missing passengers, they conceded that they should congratulate the freeholders area. These numbers were needed for a and ride” traffic.) (After all, less than 1 the vehicles associated with 31 out of 208 for committing more than half of Mon traffic analysis to determine the project’s percent walk home from the Highlands passengers had not been reflected in the mouth County’s transportation trust fund impact on community streets and Route terminal after 10 years of building new traffic analysis. They supplied the fol moneys for this fiscal year to this creative 36. To get them, the county assumed the nearby housing units — and no other way lowing information about how these 31 project. Those who support that decision use of the same 260-passenger catamarans of getting home has ever been observed.) would get home: 10 would walk to their might also consider buying a house on operated by TNT (now Express Naviga It was also pointed out that each kiss and new homes in the planned Spy House Main Street, Belford, where they will tion) on their existing service from High ride vehicle would generate two trips on Harbor Development across Comptons some day be able to look out a window lands to Pier 11, Manhattan. (That service these roads: the trip to the terminal, as Creek; another 10 of these Wall Street ex any weekday afternoon, in good weather was to be relocated to Belford). well as the trip from the terminal. ecutives would use a bus to get home (a and bad, and watch those four wacky Wall They assumed that the maximum Finally, (at least on this subject), it was new NJ Transit route, perhaps?); six “kiss Street executives peddle by. loading on the single peak-hour trip pointed out to the county that they had and ride” passengers would be met by a For those who believe in slightly more would be 80 percent of that capacity, or treated the ferry-related traffic as if it were car ; and four passengers would bicycle conservative investments of transportation 208 passengers. They calculated that 177 distributed throughout the peak hour. But home. The last passenger was evidently trust funds, and their own housing invest of those passengers would leave in 161 in reality, passengers get off the ferry in lost to a rounding-off error. ments, consider requesting a change in cars that had been parked at the terminal five minutes — and their cars are gone In any case, the addition of six cars and this annually-repeated story before the that morning. (Every 10th car would within another 10 minutes. a bus, the county assures us, “does not next rotation of the “ferry-go-round.” carry two passengers.) The county did According to the county’s traffic route change the level of service results de . (Patricia Cusick is spokesperson for not include any vehicular trips by the analysis, the roads connecting the pro scribed in the report.” - the Belford Citizens Association.) 2 6 OCTOBER 4, 1995, INDEPENDENT LETTERS lice department under the professional di mittee. Wrhat we really need is a fair and Referendum stand assailed rection of our chief of police, Holmes equitable contract awarded to our police Gormerly, should be testimony to the fact department, taking into consideration the I have read with sorrow and anger the the referendum fail. I was a member of that the department does not need an inex fine services that they provide to the resi recent stories about ex-mayor David both the Holmdel Board of Education and perienced and unqualified administrator. dents of Hazlet Township. Cohen rallying against the upcoming the facilities planning committee for the We don’t need another political position school referendum which is designed to past several years. I also have parents liv created just for the sake of gaining more THE MOMCHIN FAMILY accommodate the overwhelming growth ing in town on a fixed income. I can clout or power for someone on the com Hazlet and development of Holmdel. What promise that-the referendum and building would the ex-mayor have the school sys plan have taken into consideration both tem do with the influx of children to the the need for frugality and the need to ade district caused by the development, which quately educate the children presently Vote against school additions was presided over for several years by Mr. going through the school system. I must add my voice to those of the take, i.e. the cost of the unsuccessful Cohen himself? Mr. Cohen, I understand that you are other seniors in Holmdel regarding the “team teaching” theory, installing expen Mr. Cohen’s reaction strikes me as quite active in the Monmouth County proposed school additions in Holmdel. As sive electric heat, which, after extensive being more than a little bit hypocritical. I Human Relations Commission. As the a resident for more than 30 years, I costs, was corrected and paid for by a would like Mr. Cohen and other long-term smallest humans, aren’t the current chil thought that my retirement years could be bond issue we are still paying on, to name residents of Holmdel to rethink their posi dren of Holmdel entitled to the same relatively peaceful. Yet, once again, the a few, and now the present board is head tion on this issue. The value of their excellent education that was provided to administrators of our schools have bam ing in the same direction. homes and property in Holmdel will yours? Please reconsider! boozled the Board of Education into be For more than 30 years, I have con decline precipitously with the advent of lieving that money makes for a good edu tributed my taxes to Holmdel and believe split sessions of other half-way measures VIRGINIA E. KANIA cation. Now, they want us to believe a $41 in good quality education for the children, which may become necessary as a means Holmdel million bond referendum will improve the but it is time for the Holmdel School of satisfying growth requirements should education of our children, at a cost of un Board to use common sense. Uncontrolled known taxes, based on unknown quanti spending will not make for good educa O fficers’ dedication praised ties! We, senior citizens, cannot hold out tion and will not bring in new residents, our hands for more money unless we go but may drive them elsewhere. In February, we had the misfortune of tainted by innuendo, sarcasm and misrep out on a street comer and beg. For the past few years, I have been having a garage fire at our Hazlet home. resentations of a sad and controversial sit Let’s look at what $41 million will buy proud to see the Holmdel school system My children called the police department uation that exists. I hate to think of what “for the children" — a new administration rated in the top 20 best schools in New for assistance and an officer arrived in less could have happened to my children and building! If three new administrators were Jersey Monthly magazine. This year it than three minutes! He made sure that my my home if these patrolmen had been not added to the already top-heavy bu didn’t appear in top 50; as a matter if fact, children were safe and then attempted to occupied elsewhere trying to fulfill a tick reaucracy, the superintendent would have it did not appear at all. Also, it is with extinguish the fire that was threatening et quota or engaged in some other form of plenty of room in their present rent-free great interest that Wall Township has pro my home. revenue generation, which our committee location, in centrally located town hall. If posed a bond issue for a referendum mir These actions and this exemplary ex seems to have a higher priority than the the prior Board of Education had not sold roring that which is being put on the ample of public service at its finest is be unselfish commitment of our police offi their old facilities, this issue would not be Holmdel ballot. The similarities are amaz ing assailed and sullied by the arrogant cers’ time and lives to the people of our on the ballot. Why not reward the present ing, and they are only asking for $24 mil and absurd actions of the Hazlet town. good teachers we have instead of hiring lion. Explain that! Township Committee. Residents of Hazlet Our low crime rate and safe environ more administrators to muddy up the wa Wake up, Holmdel taxpayers! Express received a letter from our committee, ment, created by the dedication of our po- ters with unnecessary paperwork? With a your displeasure when you vote on Oct. $41 million dollar referendum, how many 17. The Board of Education will be work classrooms are being added — five? What ing their phone banks to get out the vote. will a fitness room, a new gymnasium (a You can bet I won’t be one of the chosen pr new gymnasium?) teach the children? few to get a call; will you? Will a media center take the place of a FM PRODUCTIONS good teacher instructing the basics in lan ELDRED A. STENZEL guage, math, history and composition? Holmdel Past school boards have made their mis No savings in privatized pow er B h t o k w o o d M a n o r ered, but I believe the consultant is taint Rt. 34 Matawan In an era where both federal and state entities are seeking to privatize, Aberdeen ed. This same group is involved in Clyde, is in a headlong rush to become a power Ohio, overseeing putting in duplicate authority, or purveyor of electricity. How poles and lines. I have done my home strange! This is not the first time this local work and have studied sites in Falls administration has swum upstream with Church, Va., Lavallette, Sea Bright, South dire consequences. The manager con River, Long Island and others. The last vinced the council to go with Courtney electrification locally was done in 1987 in and Associates to study the issue. Even Messina, N.Y. South River is $116,000 in T u e sd a y, Mr. Cox admitted this consultant had been debt on their working resource. All these known as pro-oriented and is involved as communities are smaller in population. October 10, 1995 a consultant in an Ohio town where elec Why rush to judgment with a referen trification now exists. dum by Mr. Goldberg? There are no near Doors Open at 6:45 p.m. Our deputy mayor, “Rube” Goldberg, term savings, unless you feel you can wait architect of the famous Rubiak Plan of two generations for reductions. For inform ation moving senior citizens to the borough, has & reservations call: assured the public of cost efficiency and a RICHARD WOLFE truly independent study. I, for one, would Aberdeen 908495-1331 like to know the facts after they are gath Tw o police officers deserve praise On Aug. 31, police officers Dan Lynch and Maryann Smith responded to a bur V (travagant glary in progress call on Stanford Drive involving several motor vehicles. After arriv F a sh io n ing at the scene and conducting a thorough search, they were able to arrest one of the S h o w two suspects. Upon returning to headquarters and processing the prisoner and the pro Leading Bridal ceeds, they proceeded to interview and interrogate the suspect and as a direct result, Services Under were able to ascertain the information on the second suspect, who was eventually arrested. The investigation then grew larger, with the confiscation of over one ounce O n e R o o f r of marijuana which was packaged for sale in our community. The investigation is still v m rct ongoing with numerous arrests expected. -vl It is because of these two officers’ diligence to duty that all of this was possible. ♦ # t L CnkH& ROBERT MULLIGAN Acting Captain J Hazlet Police Department INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 4, 1995 2 7 I DRUG EMPORIUM PHARMACY REALLY DOES O U R SELECTION IS HAVE AN ANSWER Clorox Bleach FOR EVERYONE. I Gallon HUGE. OUR PRICES DRUG EMPORIUM ARE SH ALL. TH EY SAY LOCATION Sweetzels Spiced Wafers O PPO SITES ATTRACT. 20 oi. Box $ 1 2 9 H O U R S : MON. ■ SAT. 9 A.M . • 9:30 P.M. SUN. 10 A.M. -6 P.M. All Liquid 2NDSCT Of 128oz. Hi-Dri Paper Towels PRINTS FREE $ 0 4 9 EVERY DAY UP TO M)%OFFA FABULOUS ARRAY Of DESIGNER FRAGRANCES EVERY DAY SnackWell's Snyder's Pretzels Cookies or Crackers, Assorted Varieties !8oz., Value Pack 8" Pot $ 1 6 9 Assorted Varieties $ 1 3 9 Each WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES AND Drag Emporium* CORRECT PRICING Savings So Big K)i ; Need A Shopping Cart ERRORS. Prices Expire 10/7/95 2 8 OCTOBER 4, 1995, INDEPENDENT Thursday advance or $17 at the door. (908) 224 service agency, is holding its first golf outing AUDITIONS • Monmouth Chapter Professional 2880. at the Shore Oaks Golf Club, Farmingdale. Secretaries will hold its monthly dinner Golf package includes lunch, cocktails and meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the Oyster Point dinner. Cost is $250 per player. Gifts and Today and Thursday Hotel and Restaurant, 146 Bodman Place, FUND-RAISER prizes awarded. (908) 946-4771. • Pegasus Production Company of Red Bank. (908) 544-0026. Christian Brothers Academy will audition for its fall drama, Arsenic and Old Lace, Sunday Friday KIDS and its spring musical, Damn Yankees, at • Nifty-Fifty Plus Jewish singles is • New Jersey Blind Men’s Association, 7 p.m. tonight and Thursday. An afternoon meeting from 2-4:30 p.m. at Temple Beth 18 Burlington Ave., Leonardo, is hosting an Fridays through Oct. 27 audition will be held from 3-5 p.m. today. Ahm, 550 Lloyd Road, Aberdeen. Cost is $3 art auction at 8 p.m. with preview from 7-8 per person at the door. (908) 972-8352. p.m. Cost is $10 per person and $15 per • A gymnastics program for parents Auditions are open to all female high and their children, 20 months through age school students and CBA students. (908) couple. Coffee, cake and raffle. (908) 291 Monday 3, will be held at the Shrewsbury Gymnastic 758-1118. 0878. • The Association of Mobile Home School, Broad Street. Fee is $34 and pre Owners will meet at 8 p.m. at the new com registration is required. Parents will be noti Today and Oct. 15 Saturday munity/senior center located at Veterans • Allaire Village Inc., Route 524, Wall fied of the exact class time. (908) 842-4000; • Brookdale Community College, 765 Memorial Park, 1776 Union Ave., Hazlet. TDD (908) 219-9484. Newman Springs Road, is holding audi Township, is hosting its annual Fall Invitational Fine Arts and Crafts Festival tions for Our Town at 8 p.m. in the col Tuesday fund-raiser from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A $2 do Saturday and Sunday lege's Performing Arts Center. Call Larry • The Garden Club of Hazlet meets at 2 nation requested at gate. Artisans and • The Meadow Theater will present a at (908) 224-2605. p.m. at the Little White House craftspeople will display and sell their work. Kabuki-style version of Sleeping Beauty by (Environmental Building), between Middle Demonstrations of 19th century style crafts, Richard Shaw at 1 and 3 p.m. on Saturday Monday, Tuesday and Oct. 11 Road School and the Hazlet Municipal blacksmithing, carpentry, fibre arts, open and 1 p.m. on Sundays at The Meadow • Marlboro Players is having auditions Building (Weigard Complex). (908) 264 hearth cooking and tinsmithing. (908) 938 Theater, The Galleria Atrium, Bridge for its production of Fiddler on the Roof at 8694. 2253. Avenue and West Front Street, Red Bank. the Frank Dugan Elementary School, • Central Jersey African Violet Society • The Friends of the Monmouth County All tickets are $6, plus tax. Reservations are Topanemus Road, Marlboro. Bring sheet meets at 8 p.m. at the Matawan Women's Library Association is sponsoring a craft fair recommended. (908) 758-0099. music for accompanist. Seven Club, Jackson Street, Matawan. (908) 988 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Monmouth male/female roles plus singers and 5281. County Library Headquarters, 125 Symmes t • I dancers. (908) 972-7217. Drive, Manalapan. (908) 462-1939. • The Silvermead Hospital Auxiliary is sponsoring a breakfast brunch from 11 a.m. Tuesday to 1 p.m. at the Silvermead Clubhouse, • An expressive therapy group for Route 9, Freehold. Mixed fruit, waffles, women suffering from eating disorders is Thursday scrambled eggs, bacon, toast, Danish, cof now forming and will meet from 7-9 p.m. Today • An evening of Russian music and fee or tea. Cost is $5 at the door. (908) 431 at a Tinton Falls location. (908) 530-9346. • Quest, a singles group, will meet at dance will be presented at 8 p.m. on Sat 3674. 7:45 p.m. at the First Unitarian Church, urday at Brookdale Community College’s 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft. Cost is $5. (908) Performing Arts Center, 765 Newman Monday THEATER 747-0707. Springs Road, Lincroft. Tickets are $15 in • Collier Services, a non-profit social Thursday • The Ritz Theatre Company will per form, Where's Shirley?, a play about breast The Old First Church Founder's cancer, from 1-3:30 p.m. at the Robert < / Day Festival will be hefd from Wood Johnson University Hospital atrium. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday. Admission is free. (908) 745-3295. The church is located at 69 Kings Highway in Middletown. Festivities Friday include an art and crafts fair, a country • Murder on the Bayview Express, a store, deli and book shop. Lunch will performance by Murder on Cue Mystery be served all day at the Country Company, will be presented at 8 p.m. at Kitchen. There will also be raffles and a Bayview School, Leonardville Road, 50/50 drawing. For more information, Belford. Tickets cost $25. Reservations are call (908) 671-1905. preferred. (908) 787-5848. ••••••••••••••••••a*** The Faith Reformed Church of Saturday through Oct. 22 Hazlet located at Middle Road • The Mousetrap, Agatha Christie’s and Poole Avenue is having classic thriller, will be performed at the their annual Octoberfest Fair from 9 George Street Playhouse, 9 Livingston a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Saturday. There Ave., New Brunswick. For performance dates and ticket prices, call (908) 246-7717. will be games, crafts, pony rides and more. For more information, call (908) 888-0200. Saturday through Nov. 12 •••••••••••••••••••••• • The Piano Lesson, the Pulitzer-win ning drama by August Wilson, will be pre / Christ Episcopal Church will sented by Crossroads Theatre Company, 7 e / hold their calico fair from 10 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick. For times a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday. and dates, call (908) 249-5560. The church is located at 90 Kings Highway, Middletown. In addition to Weekends through Oct. 28 crafts, collectibles, books and other • The Vampire will be presented by the items on sale, there will be games and First Avenue Playhouse, 123 First Ave., a haunted house for children. Lunch Atlantic Highlands, at 8:30 p.m.; desserts at and refreshments will be served. For 8 p.m. Tickets are $18. Dinner package more information, call (908) 671 - available in conjunction with the Wild Scal 2524. lion restaurant, Route 36 and Appleton Avenue, Leonardo section of Middletown. The Shore Area Ham Radio and (908) 291-7552. ✓ Computer Festival will be held from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on TRIPS Sunday at Brookdale Community College, Newman Springs Road, Lincroft. Many full-service computer Saturday and ham radio dealers will have their • A bus trip to Millbrook Village, spon merchandise available for sale. sored by the Monmouth County Park Technical seminars and ham radio Classic rock group Mountain, with original members Leslie System, will leave at 9 a.m. from Thompson licensing exam sessions will also be West (above) and Corky Laing, will appear at Club Bene Dinner Park, Newman Springs Road, Lincroft. given. Admission is $5 in advance or Theatre, Route 35, Sayreville, on Saturday. Optional dinner is at Celebration will feature blacksmithing, can $6 at the gate. For more information, 7 p.m., with the concert starting at 9 p.m. For details, call (908) dle dipping, quilting and other crafts. Cost is call Al Allen at (908) 495-3246. $26 per person. (908) 842-4000, TDD 727-3000. machine, (908) 219-9484. s Way For H ••• O A & M Farm & Garden Center INDIAN ROCK RES0RT- 1203 Rt. 130 N., Robbinsvilie JERSEY DEVIL HAYRIDES 609-448-0663 920 W. Veterans Hwy. & Rt. 528 J a c k s o n 908-928-0034 O ATLANTIC FARMS 1506 Atlantic Ave., Wall 908-528-8680 ©SLOPE BROOK FARM Rt. 34, No. of Phalanx Rd., Colts Neck 908-462-4285 O BAYSHORE GREENHOUSE & FARM 696 North Beers Street, Holmdel 908-739-4243 0 STORY BOOK FARM 9 2 1995 4, R E B O T C O , T N E D N E P E D N I HAZLET POOL & TENNIS CLUB Green Acres Dr., Hazlet O DEARBORN FARMS 908-787-3132 2170 Highway 35, Holmdel •X 908-264-0256 © SUNNY ACRES PUMPKIN PATCH 0 OUTCRIES FARM MARKET 72 Burlington Path, Cream Ridge (Home of the Big Pumpkin) 609-758-7817 1285 Hwy. 36, Hazlet 908-888-4808 © TZ GREENS O EASTM0NT ORCHARDS 2147 Highway 35, Holmdel Route 537, Colts Neck 908-264-4454 908-542-5404 # © WESTHAVEN FARM O FARMER AL’S 725 Route 524, Allentown Rt. 522, Jamesburg 609-259-2186 908-521-1888o O GIAMARESE FARM .■V * Your listing 155 Fresh Ponds Road, East Brunswick 908-821-9494 can be here 1-800-660-4ADS 3 0 OCTOBER 4, 1995, INDEPENDENT MASTER KUM SUNG KARATE $90 m illion school Discipline, Respect & Confidence For Boys & Girls referendum urged Here is what Continued from page 1 repair of all physical defieciencies in the we offer... art. elementary schools, including re • Child Psychology Educated placement of roofs, windows, doors, heat Work will be done to the two high • 40 Years Experience ing and ventialaiton systems, and any schools and the Thorne and Thompson other area which the CAC has concluded • Family Orientated Middle Schools to meet the plan’s re “compromises the health and safety of the • Discipline • Respect • Confidence quirements. children.” • Weight Control • Self Defense The CAC recommends that a new The CAC proposal also addressed the • Zen Meditation Bayshore middle shool should be built referendum process. • Higher Levels with a 900-student capacity that would The first recommendation was that a keep pace with demographic studies. Of Martial Arts professional consultant should be hired. The referendum would also include “There needs to be an in-house expert on all phases of the project,” Epstein explained. MIDDLETOWN A written legal document should be obtained that specifies that all referendum Pathmark Shopping Ctr. Rt. 35 monies, including accrued interest, must 7 0 6 - 0 9 0 0 be used solely by the school district and none of these moneys should be made available to the township, as in Irvington INTRODUCTORY OFFE township, Epstein stressed. Before any finalization, Epstein added, there should be input from the profession F R E E al staff. Public information meetings should keep the media and the public 2 CLASSES 4 Lines ■ 2 Times updated and give special interest groups a chance to voice their own concerns. There This is a great opportunity to experience our program. * $ 4 . 5 0 for each additional line Pre-Paid should be a minimum of 12 public Can be cancelled forums. i Call to schedule a time 7 0 6 -0 9 0 0 • Not refundable New Members Only • Offer valid thru 10/30/95 Private party In addition, the CAC recommended a merchandise only. Wm mm ■ § ■ ■ wm mm mm mm mm standing citizens’ advisory committee. CALL CLASSIFIED Epstein cited Feb.6 as the projected See Us On Cable T.V. date for the referendum to be put on the MIDDLETOWN 1-800-660-4ADS ballot, “but at least three months after the E very Fri. • C h an n el 8 • 7:00-7:30 P.M board has decided upon its plans.” W ORLD W IDE TILE OF ABERDEEN 300 Hwy. 34, A berdeen 1/4 mile south of Lloyd Road m t 11 i m i j.TMr • TwoRemotes • Passive Arming • LED Indicator 5 8 3 - 5 7 7 8 Valet Mode • Panic Feature* Silent Mode One O f Monmouth Counties Largest Selections O f Ceramic Tile & Marble A D O OIM T o HOURS: Mon., Tues. 8-5 EXISTING C A R S T E R E O Wed., Thurs. 8 -7:30 p.m., SYSTEM Fri. 84, Sat. 8-5 J e n s e n Q jiscouen t/ie G fassic CD CHANGER! fJ& eanty <>/'(?eiH untc io n / S Y STEM jDC 10 R F ^fJar/j/e iJt/eS 0 u n e / e s s , t d A M I N I MAVO PUS F iM S f e a a n t * . . a r t i f Q ) u r a t > f & ATE ,16 # Memory • Tim e Stamp • Tri-State Coverage DELUXEIODEL 6 colors to choose from m u s e u m a * - * - i CA MAIL IN REBATE 2X2;,w»rinS N°» a « Flooring ACTIVATION REQUIRED AUTOSOUND REBATE ERVICE as low as $6.95 THE FUTURE IN AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS.... AT TODAYS LOW PRICES! ~ r n estimates'! F , 5 0 / la ] [ 10% OFF] A u t o s o u n d Professional, !! ® ! ! Installation of CeramicCeram ic ! In s u r e d J { OFF 1 I or M arble Tile Guaranteed Installation. 1 1 , .1 j . 111 ( 1 0 0 sq.ft.min) EATONTOWN OlVBftlDGE d ’ U r l . 1 I t In StOCK Ond SDeCIOl I I Cannot be combined witli any oilier B u ild e r s , C o n t r a c t o r s o r c | e r c e r a m i c t i l e s offer., t^ t void on 115 Route 35 No. 3600 Route 9 South ^and Designers W elcom e! \ oraer ceram ic Tiies j j m m 1/2 Mi. No. of Monmouth Mall 2 doors from Oasis Ford n., Tue.. Fri. M ; Wed, i Tluir 9-9; Saluirtey 9-5; Sunday 12-5 ( 9 0 8 ) 3 8 9 - 2 1 1 2 ( 9 0 8 ) 5 9 1 - 8 8 8 8 INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 4, 1995 3 1 Cullen Com m unity Center / r w ins aw ard from board CHRISTINE M. CAPALDI, D.D.S. Announces the O pening BY LAUREN JAEGER nets. Short speeches were made by Staff Writer Freeholder Harry Larrison Jr., who is also of H er Practice for The James J. Cullen Community a member of the Monmouth County Center, on Union Avenue in Hazlet, won Planning Board, and the Honorable the 1995 Merit Award Sept. 28 at the Garabed “Chuck” Haytaian. PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY 42nd annual Monmouth County Planning Haytaian, praising Monmouth County Board dinner. for its excellence on planning and or The affair, held at the Garden Manor chestrating various towns and officials in "TOTS Thru TEENS" working together for a better county, gave in Aberdeen, attracted hundreds of local 9 Leonardville Rd. government officials, planning board of Joseph Rettagliata, chairman of the ficials and engineers. Monmouth County Planning Board, a Middletown The award to Hazlet, which was pre proclamation from Gov. Christine Todd 671-4200 sented by Freeholder Tom Powers and Whitman. accepted by Thelma Cullen, the widow of Pediatric Dentistry Specially License #3990 the late James J. Cullen, former mayor, was given because it “serves as an excel lent example of a strong cooperative pub lic/private partnership, and demonstrates the spirit” according to the official pro gram. HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS “The combined Senior Center, Daycare and Community Center is the W ASTE DISPOSAL DAYS culmination of nine years of creative fund-raising and financial planning and cooperation by all partners,” the program states. “A cross section of businesses in 1995 FALL SCHEDULE the township raised a quarter of a million dollars for this project. In addition, the To be held on Saturdays from 10:00 AM until township received a federally funded $147,000 Community Development 3:00 PM. Choose your best time and location! Block Grant from Monmouth County’s A PUBLIC SERVICE SPONSORED BY THE Community Development program.” MONMOUTH COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN Besides the James J. Cullen FREEHOLDERS AND SUPERVISED BY THE Community Center, Merit Awards were presented to the rehabilitated Paramount COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Theater in Asbury Park, and the - NO CHARGE TO QUALIFIED PARTICIPANTS - Riverwalk Plan in Red Bank. Honorable mentions were presented to Maximum amount you can Main Street in Manasquan and for Spring THIS PROGRAM IS FOR MONMOUTH bring is 200 pounds of dry COUNTY RESIDENTS AND Lake’s upgrade of Third Avenue. INSTITUTIONS ONLY. material and/or 20 gallons The David W. Morris Jr. Award was IDENTIFICATION REQUIRED of liquid. No container given to Robert and Mary Owen of West OBSERVE VOLUME & LABEL larger than five gallons. Long Branch, who have worked to pre RESTRICTIONS serve open space. O A T E S A N D The evening was marked by a full- course dinner, and several display booths ANNOUNCING SPECIAL lining the ballroom, from various engi LOCATIONS MATERIALS ACCEPTED FOR DISPOSAL: neering firms, the Red Bank special The following items must be in marked PROGRAM FOR USED OIL improvement district, and a law firm. containers with original labels! AND BATTERIES! Maser, Sosinski and Associates of •PESTICIDES AND HERBICIDES ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ YOUR OIL, ANTIFREEZE, AMD Matawan, engineers, had a table filled October 21,1995 •SOLVENTS AND THINNERS BATTERIES CAN BE RECYCLED. with free giveaways including mugs, •CORROSIVES AND CLEANERS THEY CAN BE BROUGHT TO THE post-it notes and two bowls of M & M Hazlet Township • POOL CHEMICALS RECYCLING AREA AT THE candies. • LIQUID PAINTS/VARNISHES COUNTY RECLAMATION CENTER Richard Seuffert, who presided over Country Garage on Union • AEROSOL CANS (SHAFTO ROAD ENTRANCE) THE the table, said that there was a lot of in SECOND SATURDAY OF EVERY terest in his booth. One waiter at the Avenue, behind Burger King Our disposal contractor will also accept: MONTH BETWEEN 10:00 AM - Garden Manor, who had an interest in •USED MOTOR OIL • OLD GASOLINE 2:00 PM on Route 36. • AUTOMOBILE BATTERIES • ANTIFREEZE (OTHER MATERIALS CANNOT environmental issues, said that he wanted • HOUSEHOLD BATTERIES BE HANDLED AT THIS LOCATION.) to join the intern program the engineering (from flashlights, cameras, firm offers. toys, calculators, etc.) The Monmouth County Planning Board, meanwhile, gave away free November 4,1995 bumperstickers with the slogan, “Keep NJ Cleans and Green.” Upper Freehold Twp. UNACCEPTABLE MATERIALS ESP Associates, Howell, gave away County Garage on Route 539 bags of wildflower and meadowgrass WE WILL NOT ACCEPT THE FOLLOWING: (South of Cream Ridge Golf Lab reagents, WoodLife (pentachlorophenol); seeds, while French and Parrello, formaldehyde; explosives; compressed gases; Holmdel, gave away business card mag- C o u r s e ) . radioactive materials; Silvex; 2, 4, 5-T; dioxin; kepone; PCBs orTCDD. School to sponsor NO UNKNOWN OR UNIDENTIFIED murder mystery SCHOOLS AND MATERIALS Please try to pre-sort your MUNICIPAL DPWs NO COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL Bayview School is sponsoring a mur MUST PRE-REGISTER! der dessert theater night, Murder on the materials by the categories CONTRIBUTORS, (including commercial Bayview Express, performed by Murder Call (908) 431-4788 or pesticide application firms). These firms must on Cue Mystery Company, at 8 p.m. on described above... (908) 431-7456 dispose of hazardous waste properly as one Oct. 6 at Bayview School, Leonardville of the costs of doing business. Road, Belford. Cost is $25 per ticket. For Further Information, Please Contact the Monmouth County For information and reservation, call Health Department 908-431-7456 or 908-922-4788 (908) 787-5848. Thank You For Making Our Landfill a Safer and Cleaner Place. 3 2 INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 4, 1995 FREE - to place an ad M eet Your M atch * message retrieval TRIPLE-A RATED I CHOOSE YOU COME CUDDLJNG TABBE FOR FATIMA UP FOR ADOPTION Attractive, articulate, artistic Rich in intellect, adventurous DANCE WITH ME ANYONE? 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We'll help you and much more. 93609(exp BEST THINGS with good personality and simi enjoys movies, plays, NYC, Athletic SWM, 26, 6’, 175lbs, interests. Seeking reasonably IN LIFE ARE FREE enjoys having fun. Seeking in an ad, or browse the voice write your F R E E ad and 11/8) lar interests. 93458(exp10/18) working out, sports, outdoors, attractive S/DWF, 30+, for seri greetings in the BEAUTIFUL SWF, 29, Attractive, blue-eyed Jewish WANTED: for possible relationship. 9 SWF who’s fun to be with, ous LTR. Kids welcome, N/ widow, who’s loving, warm, car down-to-earth and athletic, for Drugs. 93528(exp 10/25) category ot your choice. give you easy-to-follow long blonde/blue-green, over ing, desires honest, secure, BIG MAN/KJND HEART 3626(exp11/8) relationship and marriage. instructions on how to weight. 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OUTGOING GIRL Attractive, outgoing, widowed ured, fun-loving, with various for relationship. 93619(exp SWM, young 40, 6', 190ibs, QUALITY MAN If you're using a rotary SWF, 20, 5’9", 120lbs, college WF, blonde/blue, seeks good- interests. 93455(exp10/18)_ 11/8) ______financially secure, athletic; Widowed WCM. 5’8-1/2". 150 phone, follow the easy It’s easy and tun! student, blonde/blue, enjoys looking, good-natured, si enjoys dining, dancing, vaca lbs, educated, ex-executive, sports, dancing and the ocean, widowed WM, 55-65, to enjoy tions, sporting events. Seeking N/S, non-dancer, Enjoys pho instructions. seeks SM, 20-26, who is outgo theater, movies, dancing, That's right. 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Mustache a sports, beaches, music, seeks ate, Mensa, N/S, N/D, world ing out, conversation, fishing, DWF, 42, 5"T, 110lbs, seeks time with and develop lasting plus! No games please! 93525 personal ad skyrockets on the first try. But intelligent, independent, beauti traveler, classical music lover. going to Atlantic City. Middlesex attractive, honest M, with strong friendship and relationship (exp 10/25) you will. When it works... ful SJF, 21-26 to share a sweet Seeking to share life with one of County. 93499(exp10/25) 93580(exp11/1) I DON’T LIKE BARS!! you will. values, for possible relationship. WANTED romance for a sweet New Year. similar tastes. 93514 (exp LOVE & ROMANCE? Enjoys dancing, dining out, Soul mate, playmate, helpmate brown/green,Petite DWPF, 30-something, very pretty, 93578(exp11/1)_____ 10/25) Handsome SWM, early 30s, movies, exercising. Only sin Pretty, green-eyed lady seeks today and GAL PAL WANTED HONEST, SINCERE 5’11”, blue-eyed, clean-cut, fit,' cere men need respond.tr SWPM, 47-57, who can be all attractive,seeks S/DWPM, honest, 33-43, N/Drugsu who*s SWM, 28, brown/brown, seeks DWM, 50s, romantic, financially intelligent, trustworthy, home 3631 (expl 1/8)______of the above. 93584(exp11/1) N/D, no hang-ups, who knows SWF, 28-30 for friendship and secure with family values. owner, varied interests. Seeking LET’S TRY AGAIN how to treat a lady. 93530(exp enjoying music, dining out, the Seeking sincere, caring SWF VICTORIAN ADVENTURESS SWF seeks an honest, sincere 10/25) beach, just talking about what's for LTR. 93518(exp10/25) petite, feminine, attractive Seeking Sherlock Holmes. person who likes walks on the LET’S TAKE A RIDE SWCPF, 25-33, career-orient Saber-fencer, cigar-lover, beach, dancing, good dinners, ARE YOU HONEST? you may on our minds. N/D, N/Drugs. SWM, 38, long hair, blue eyes, ed, sense of humor, for LTR. writer, 40ish, brown/blue, fit, and relaxation at home. 93575 beautifulDWPF, 40s,inside/out. 5’7". brunette,gorgeous 93583(exp11/1)______fit, enjoys time with my two kids, Morals/values a must. 93498 warm and witty, seeks gentle (exp 11/1) legs, affectionate, honest. ROMANCE, PASSION beaches, parks, long drives, (exp 10/25)______man interested in history, ani CATCH THE SPIRIT Totally ready for LTR with hon and adventure! Attractive, intel motorcycles. Looking for SW/ QUESTIONS mals, walks, companionship, DWCF, 5’3", 45, brown/brown, est S/DWPM, 6’+, N/S. 93520 ligent, romantic, adventurous HF, 20-30s, N/D, kids 0k. ABOUT PERSONALS? music, friends first then...?? fun-loving,ing 35-40ish down-to-earth. S/DWCM, Seekborn- (expl 0/25) SWM, 40, 5’H", medium build. Smoker ok. 93529(exp 10/25) Me too! SWM, 32, 6’. 195lbs, 93629(exp11/8) ARE YOU READY? No habits, hang-ups, addic HAN SOLO SEEKS attractive, loves kids. Seeking again, enjoys nature, music, ...to meet a sweet, kind, single, tions. Seeking slim, similar, Jewish Princess Leia, 23-31, attractive female, 25-40, for CATCH AT 40 movies. 93572fexp 11/1) somewhat shy girl who Qryoys open-minded female. 93566 but will settle for Wookie. Darth Tall SBF, loves jazz, good con SEEKING SINCERE MAN life, laughter and music, N/S, (exp11/1) Vader wardrobe ok. X-wing pilot LTR. 93497(exp 10/25) versation, romantic, walks in the DBF, 5’4”, 43, youthful, inde 47, with old-fashioned values, P HANDSOME PROFESSIONAL park and life. Seeking tall SBM, pendent mom of two. Enjoys seeking mild-mannered, atten want to Funny,ROMANTIC intelligent, GENTLEMAN caring, sin a plus. 93531 (exp 10/25) SWM, young 40, 6', 190lbs, 35-45, N/S, with similar inter quiet evenings, dinners, walks, tive, caring guy. 93513(exp cere, secure SWM, 33, I45lbs, I’M SEARCHING FOR YOU financially secure, athletic; ests, for long-term relationship. movies. Seeking N/S DBM, 35 10/25) To listen and respond to 5’9", dark, handsome with many Are you tired of Jewish singles enjoys dining, dancing, vaca 50, who’s sincere, honest, trust PETITE FEMALE voice personal ads, call interests. Seeking romantic, dances? SJM, 25, 6’0’’, athletic, tions, sporting events. Seeking 93625(exp11/8) worthy. 93565(exp11/1) SWF, 39, looks younger, attrac fun, easygoing SWF, 30-43, for outgoing and fun-loving. In attractive, slim SWCF, 25-35, SEEKING ITALIAN GUY Full-figuredCHANCE OFSWF, LIFETIME 19, 5’7", fortive. possible Seeking relationship. male companion Must place one I -900-370-2131 friendsnip/companionship. search of SJF, 21-26 for a new who’s romantic, fun, outgoing, DWCF, 38, 5'6*\ dark/dark, seeks SWM, 20-25, 5’10”+, have great, spontaneous per Call costs $ 1.95 per minute. 93569(exp11/1) friend93533(exp10/25) or possible relationship. adventurous, for possible LTR. Italian descent, mother of one, medium build, clean-shaven, for sonality. 93516(6X010/25) Must be 18 or over. SLIGHTLY ECCENTRIC faithful, caring, fun-loving, one- dating/possible relationship SWM, 29, 5’9", 155lbs, smart, UNTIMELY 93461(exp 10/18)______man woman, seeks marriage- Let’s get together, see what HONEST MAN WITH TEETH? funny, fit, enjoys movies, music, WHITE WIDOWER LEAN ON ME minded gentleman, 37-47, N/S, happens. 93567(exp11/1) DWJF,Compassionate, 43, 5’4", withaffectionate sense of again. - A leet Your Match * tennis. Seeking similar SWF, 47, 5'8", 158lbs, brown/brown, Professional, attractive, funny with old-fashioned values, PRETTY LADY 20-30, for interesting conversa N/S, with many varied interests, SWM, 25. 5’11”, 165lbs. too Christian morals. 93624(exp Attractive, energetic, slim music,humor. walks,Enioys diningmusic, out.life, tions, odd experiences, and one child, seeks WF, 36-45, busy with business for bar DWPF, 48, 5’4", loves dancing, NEWS FLASH skewed outlook on world. with stability, sense of humor, scene. Enjoys movies, dancing, 11/8) Seeking SWM, 40*50, with simi Green-eyed blonde seeks CATCH ME 93571 (exp 11/1) for LTR. Kids ok. 93511 (exp BEST IS YET TO COME nature, books, tennis, traveling. lar traits. 93517(exp 10/25) the outdoors. Seeking good- Seeking handsome, fit, commu CAN YOU HANDLE ME? SWM, 49-54, slim, N/S, sense Fun-loving, nice-looking SWM, YOUNG & SHY 10/25) Widowed JF, 59 years young, nicative, loving, caring S/DWPM of humor honest, to share good 36. would like to be reeled in by Inexperienced SWM, 20, 5’11", LONELY looking, intelligent SWF. 23-30, petite, green-eyed, seeks man with varied interests. N/S. Widowed WF, 40s, seeks DM times. No games, integrity a an attractive S/DWF. 25-40, 180lbs, is looking for a SWF, DWM, 44, 5’8", 170lbs, father of for good times. 93462 (exp in 60s, with varied interests. 93568(exp11/1) andwho cancan handledance, a drink,slim, attracis 6’+ plus. Mercer County area. 9 kids ok, for a nice relationship. 30-40, to mold me into a man. two, enjoys camping, hiking, 10/18)______Freehold area. 9 3623(exp CHAPTER TWO tive, sharing, caring, wine-drink 3453(exp10/18) 93612(exp 11/8) 93573(exp11/1) movies, and dinner. Seeking SHORE TO PLEASE 11/8)______Petite, pretty DJF mom, 36, ing, 5'6" smoker. Let's talk. IN SEARCH OF POLICEMAN DOWN- COMMONPLACE sincere, caring, petite S/DWF, Masculine GWM, 48, 6', 165lbs. seeks sincere, intelligent, 93519(exp10/25)______State trooper or law enforce TO-EARTH Versatile, energetic SWM, 22, 35-45, for honest LTR. No head SEXY BUT SWEET ment professional. Seekinc games. 93508(exp 10/25) brown/hazel, good-looking, into romantic S/DPJM, 34-46, who’s GREEN EYES Sincere, good-looking SJM, 22, 5'7", athletic, very huggable, physical fitness, outdoors. SWPF, young 40, with adven financially/emotionally secure, SWF, 19, 5'2", 100lbs, loves SWCM, 27-40, N/S, tall, hancf- 5’11", seeks SJF, 19-24, who with an abundance of interests, COOL turous spirit, loves boating, with sense of humor, who loves some, well-built, romantic, for seeks fit SW/HF, 23+, who has CUCUMBER Seeking GWM, slim-medium, blading, beach. Seeking roman kids. *0*3576(6X011/1) beach.movies, Seekingclubs, parks, SM, 18-23,walks onto LTR by gorgeous, curvaceous, enjoys movies, conversation, enough courage to tame this Attractive, athletic, educated who is sincere and straight-act tic S/DWM who loves to laugh RUSSIAN WOMAN share adventures. Possible petite Eurasian SPF, 20s. but can be adventurous too. panther. 93574(exp11/1) professional SWM, 32, enjoys ing for special friendship. Educated, intelligent, romantic LTR. 93452(exp10/18) Middlesex County preferred. CAN YOU HELP ME? and isn’t afraid to get close. 93521 (expl 0/25) LONG BLONDE HAIR sports, comedy, dancing. Seek 993603(exp11/8)_____ DWF, 40, 5'4", 130lbs, pretty SPECIAL LADY 93615(exp11/8) Communicative, enthusiastic, ing a romantic, honest, ad 93621 (exp 11/8) woman with children, good Fun-loving, attractive, blonde/ DWF, young-looking and fun, ACTIVE, ethical, financially secure, unen venturous SWF, 24-36, with a WORK-OUT PARTNER LOOKING FOR TEDDY BEAR housekeeper, without vices, blue, 40+, recently widowed. enjoys dining, flea markets, CARING cumbered, athletic DWM, 50 great sense of humor. 9 3510 SWM, 40, 6’, 190lbs, enjoys DWF, 37, 5’4", 150lbs, brown loves music. Seeking S/DWM Interests: plays, movies, dining moviesS/DWM, and40-50, sports. for aSeeking lasting SWM, honest, fit, romantic (trapped in 40 year-old body), (exp 10/25) bodybuilding, movies. Seeking ish-blonde hair, seeks male for relationship. 9 3577(exp out, dancing, talking, listening. relationship. 93451(exp10/18) healthy, fun, muscular, N/S, 5’10 , 160lbs, N/S, varied inter YOU OUGHT similar man with good home who enjoys Harleys, camping, 11/1) Let’s get together. 9 3524 seeks slender, fun, affectionate, ests. Seeking right woman, 35 TO KNOW HOT CHOCOLATE (exp 10/25) BLONDE 45, slim, to share life. Possible gym to work in. 9 3570(exp long drives, movies, fireplaces Luscious BF, 32, seeks finan EX-MODEL, TEACHER WF, 24-36, N/S, to share danc Outdoor-oriented SWM, 32, 11/1)______and just living life. 93620(exp cially secure gentleman, 25-45. LOOKING Beautiful DWF, 40s, slim, ing movies, plays, travel, tennis, exciting LTR. 93562(exp11/1) enjoys contemporary rock, 11/8) Must be D/D-tree. Race unim Attractive,FOR outgoing, MR. RIGHT widowed young, bright, enjoys dancing, dinners, romance everlasting WM, 44, LET’Smultilingual, TALK profes Seekingromantic physically dinners, fit, beach.profes READY FOR FUN portant. 93579(exp11/1)___ dining, shore, culture, travel. •bliss. 93610(exp11/8)____ WF, blonde/blue, seeks good- Seeking caring, caring, suc DENTIST sional, Mediterranean, seeks sional, sincere SF, 24-37, with SPORTS PARTNERS Easygoing DWF, 49, 5’8", NICE LADY, 40 looking, good-natured, stable cessful, handsome, well-gro Lean, fit, handsome SWM, 35, attractive, mature female, spon light-hearted sense of humor. attractive, loves movies, music Would38-55, likefor friendship,to meet a nicepossible guy, widowed VVM, 55-65, to enjoy omed, professional DWM, 45 5'6", 130lbs, Edison area, seeks taneous, good sense of humor, 93512(exp10/25)_____ and moving small trees. lasting relationship. Must like Atlantictheater, City, movies, dining in/out, dancing, for 53, N/S, for LTR. 93446 (exp female friend. Laughing gas for friendship, fun and moref ' “ LONGING TENNIS PARTNERS Seeking warm, physical/intelli cats, dogs, walking on the LTR. 93532(exp10/25) 10/18) ______available with every date. answered. 93560(exp11/1) FOR A TRUE LADY SWM seeks to improve game gent man. 93618(exp11/8) boardwalR, and dancing. Call. GOOD-LOOKING Old-fashioned SWM, 26, with 93581 (exp 11/1) ROMANTIC & SWEET Painless—honest! 93611 (exp SWM. 54. 5'H", N/S, seeks creative, romantic nature, de with males/females with good SEEKING QUALITY Attractive, young-looking, Hun ADS FROM MEN 11/8) SWF, 40-50, N/S, who needs a sires SWF, 24-30, please have tennis skills. Days/weekends, DWPF, 51, physically fit, finan GOOD-LOOKING garian SWF, 30, 5’8", good fig SEEKING friend or companion and possi morais, values, ethics andanytime. Monmouth County. cially/emotionally stable, seeks Blonde, blue-eyed, slim woman ure, wide interests, seeks kina, SWEETHEART bly a LTR. living in 908 area integrity, friends first, possible 93553(exp11/1)______S/DWPM, 45-60, with same of substance, 50, 5'6 1/2", caring SWM. N/S, for serious NICE GUY TO LIKE Lovable, kind, attractive SWM, code. 93557(exp11/1) very, very LTR. 9 3509(exp upbeat, with good sense of relationship. 93505 (exp10/25) 1966 SCORPIO “HEY, LOOK!” attributes, for possible LTR. humor, is looking for Mr. Right, ARE YOU SWM. 45, 5’10”. 196lbs wishes 30, 5’10”, 175lbs. seeks warm, 10/25) to meet a pretty, Italian/Polish tender, thin, pretty SWF, 21-33, seeks romantic mate. SWPM, EASY ON SWF. 40s. blonde, average, Only honest, N/S gentleman 5’10"+, 45-60. Integrity a must! A GENTLE MAN. financially/emotionally secure, please. 93617(exp 11/8) 93582(exp11/1) into the arts, dance, conversa female for companionship. Age to share romantic walks, cozy this28. N/S,down-to-earth honest and humorous,romantic THE EYES LOOKING FOR FUN FUN FIRST tion, sports, dining out? This unimportant. 93634(exp 11/8) evenings, and special mom WM, 39, 6’3". 210lbs, brown/ own home and beach house, SWF, 28, attractive, brown/blue, SWF, 29, full-figured, seeking attractive, artistic JF, enjoys HOT-BLOODED IRISHMAN ents. 93607(exp 11/8)____ seeks spontaneous SWF, 18 green, moustache, nice build, with baggage. Seeking non vibrant, humorous, S/DWM, 28 plays, movies, nature walks, SWM, 36, medium build, enjoys SEARCHIN’ 35, for fun filled days, laughter romantic, humorous. Seeking mechanical, great guy who seeks SWM, 28-32, for friends 35, for friendship, movies, and bicycling. Seeking a N/S, 30-45 bowling, fishing, the beach, Attractive, very fit DWM, mid and quiet nights together. WF, attractive and shapely, to needs good company, for golf first. Must enjoy summer/winter outdoors. 9356l(exp11/1) professional. 93501 (expl0/25) sports, going out and having a 50’s, 5’9". 175!bs, secure, easy 93554(exp11/1) share happiness with. 93506 lessons. 93460(exp10/18) sports, movies, outdoors, NYC NOT FAT OR OLD! HELP ME!! good time. Seeking slim/medi going. seeks younger WF, 25 HERE’S (exp10/25) animals. 93616(expn/8) SWPF, tall beautiful, blue-eyed SWF 23, 5’6", blonde/hazel. um built SF, N/S, to have a 46, attractive, affectionate, LOOKIN’ AT YOU, KID AFFLUENT ARE YOU OUT THERE? blonde, N/S, medium build Tired of weirdos seeking down good time with. 9 3633(exp SWM, 24, N/S. This down to SWM. 5’8", 170lbs, good-look seeks tall, very attractive, physi to earth highly intelligent SWM warm, for fun and good times. earth romantic has old-fash ing, seeks Irish (if not, so what) JUST FRIENDS SWF, 20, blonde/blue, 5’6", cally fit, funny, adventurous, N/S, 23-29, over 5*10", 170- IM 93604 (expl 1/8) ioned values but is outgoing, SF, for dinner, dancing, sailing. 135lbs, seeks SWM, 21-28, social SWPM, 31-39. 93563 230lbs in college-educated pro PLEASE CALL: HOME DAILY ARE YOU fun, affectionate. Seeks same in Shore area, Middlesex, Mon SWM, 25, very handsome, LONELY TONIGHT? SW/AF, 21-29, for possible 5’10"+, 165lbs, loving, caring (exp 11/1) fession. Bonus: I kill my own seeks SWF, 18-28, for light LTR. 93555(exp11/1) mouth County. 9 3507 (exp JUST FRIENDS and appreciate of a good SIZZLING SAGITTARIUS bugs. Friendship first. 93502, hearted adventures/excitement. DWM, 6', 170lbs, blond/blue, 10/25) Married female, 40s, seeks woman, enjoys rock music/ SWJF, 21, brown/brown, S'S", (exp 10/25) enjoys football, bowling, walks NICE POLISH GUY LIKES other females for day-time outgoing, ambitious, fun-loving, SUMMER MAGIC Into fitness and eating right. on beach, country music, din 42 year-old, enjoys hiking, fish clubs, playing pool, or hanging enjoys long talks, quiet is in the air! Attractive DJPF, Attractive, home during day ing, quiet times. Seeking S/ ing, movies. Looking for some WOMEN shopping, lunches, drives by out. Long hair a plus. 93628 evenings. Seeking SWJM, 21 48, brown/green, 5’6", seeks time, type-girlfriend desired. DWF, 28-35, similar interests one special. Seeking a nice Attractive SWM, 51, who shore, real estate browsing, flea (expl 1/8)______25, intelligent, open-minded, romantic gentleman to share Monmouth Co. 9 3632(exp moms ok, N/Drugs. Middlesex Polish lady, 36-42, for friend doesn’tsonality, drive desires and girlfriend. has good Mustper markets. Would like to make JUST humorous for friendship/possi enjoyment of movies, long 11/8) County. 93606(exp11/8) 'ship, possible LTR. 9 3552 some new friends in area. FRIENDS ble relationship. 9 3564(exp walks the shore. N/S. N/D POSITIVE ATTITUDE drive to Red Bank to meet me. 93515(exp10/25)______I DREAM tg > p il/U Thank you. 93504(exp 10/25) 11/1) 93464(exp10/18) Fun-loving, athletic DJM, 42, FUN WITH THE KIDS! Spontaneous, fit SWF, 45, 5’9", R WE 4 EACH OTHER OF YOU ACHY BREAKY HEART ITALIAN, EUROPEAN WOMAN 6'2”, 185lbs, good sense of Married mother with 20 month- 125lbs enjoys concerts, operas, DWJF, 41, 5'5”, not into bars/ Adorable, warm, sweet SWM, Cute, kind, sensitive and loyal SINGLE AND FREE dining out, antique hunting, clubs, seeks SWM, 35-52, who Attractive, honest, open, affec humor, has own hair, likes 30, 5’10", 180lbs, seeks nice, SWJM, 29, 5'10", 180lbs, in 39, 5'ir, 195lbs, black/brown, old son seeks other women traveling. Seeking SM, early also wants relationship of hon shape,tionate, seekscaring intelligent, SF, in perfect well- Seekingsports, S/DJF,the shore, 32-42, bowling. for shar sweet, pretty, thin SF to spend shape, seeks attractive, slender seeks attractive, slender SWF, (mothers) with children in simi 50s, active, who enjoys similar esty, etc.. N/S, N/Drugs, N/ D, educated athletic SWM, for p ing good times. 93622 (exp the rest of my life with. 93605 SWF, 23-33, for romance and 30-40, for the simple things in lar age group to form play activities. 93613(exp 11/8) 3559(exptno head gamers, 1/1) ______please! 9 sible LTR. 93463(exp10/18] 11/8) ______(exp11/8) ______intimacy. 93549(exp11/1) life. 93500(exp 10/25)____ groups. 93523 (exp 10/25) GUIDELINES; Meet Your Match Personals are for adults 1 gion. We suggest your od contain a self-description, age range,____ . , . any advertisement on account of its text. This publication assumes no responsibility” for the content or reply to ony Meet Your Match Personals ad. The advertiser assumes complete liability L ...... rded message and tor any claims maae against this publication and its agents as a result thereof. 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ESRI has offered to donate up to charted to include such natural features The vendor of the product is En 500 software packages to non-profit as tree cover, water table depth, wet vironmental Systems Research Institute environmental groups. lands and steep slopes, and infrastruc (ESRI). The DEP, meanwhile, has agreed to o n s a l e ture, including storm and sewer out As a result of the new technology, provide the computer training for the falls, utility lines, buildings, roads and officials will be able to pinpoint factors non-profit groups which agree to pro BY MARILYN DUFF parking lots. that affect an area, and plan accord vide local data to the state. Staff Writer The computerized mapping system ingly. Robert Shinn, DEP commissioner, is possible because the township’s Frank Huza, vice chairman of the said he was enthusiastic about the op MIDDLETOWN — Attention, Route Environmental and Shade Tree Aberdeen Environmental Board, portunity for information-sharing 36 commuters. Advisory Board received a new soft submitted the application. among state and local officials, devel The township has started selling park ware package, free of charge, from the Huza attended a training session opers, planners and environmental ing permits for four new park and ride state Department of Environmental sponsored by the DEP on Aug. 9 and organizations. commuter parking lots on Route 36. The annual permit fee, which is pro rated quarterly, is $50 for residents and $ 100 for non residents. The permit period runs from June 30 to June 30. The permits are good for any of the commuter lots, as well as the Middletown Safe, sm art ways to save. Railroad Station parking lot.. A 100-parking space lot on Route 36 and Appleton Avenue, adjacent to the MINIMUM ONLY $1,000 Community Firehouse — the largest of the new string of commuter lots — is available for use, although a few minor details have to be completed. % The other three lots, which should be C 5 0 completed soon, according to Planning 6 M o n t h Director Tony Mercantante, are at: Annual • The American Legion Hall building C ertificate Percentage Yield between Appleton and Concord avenues in Leonardo; • Morris Avenue in Belford, behind the Belford Independent Firehouse, and % • Main Street, Port Monmouth (behind 5 5 5 the Village Shopping Mall). 1 0 M o n t h The township is continuing negotia Annual tions to establish four other commuter C ertificate Percentage Yield lots. Middletown has entered into long-term leases with the property owners and received a Department of Transportation % grant to make necessary improvements, including paving, curbing installation of 1 2 M o n t h £ 6 0 sidewalks, lighting, landscaping, and sig Annual nage. C ertificate ■ Percentage Yield Township officials are hoping Gov. Whitman will attend an official dedication planned for later this month. % The new lots are intended to discour age commuters from parking in residen 1 5 M o n t h C 6 5 tial neighborhoods near Route 35 and to ^ Annual encourage residents to use mass transit to C ertificate Percentage Yield cut down on air pollution. It’s harvest time at % Story Book Farm 1 8 M o n t h Mr. George’s Harvest Time and Annual Story Book Farm, a children’s program C ertificate 5 7Percentage 0 Yield held at Veteran’s Memorial Park on the Hazlet Swim Club grounds, will be Rates effective October 1 st • Subject to change without notice open to the public every weekend in VARIETY OF OTHER RATES AND TERMS AVAILABLE October and on Monday, Columbus Day. Programs begin at noon and run Interest is compounded continuously and payable monthly. Penalty for early withdrawal from certificates. on the hour; the last program is at 3 p.m. Among the featured attractions are Mr. George and his piano and the orig INVESTORS inal “Talking Pumpkin Family,” the “Pumpkinettes.” The 90-minute educa SAVINGS BANK tional program includes a tour of a SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS: HOME OFFICE. ‘ Highway 71 and Warren Avenue MILLBURN* fairy-tale fall farm, exhibits, refresh COLTS NECK: Highway 34, P. O. Box 127 • Clark* ments, pumpkin picking in the pump DEAL: • East Orange }8 Norwood Avenue, P. O. Box 227 • Hillside* kin patch, and a country store. FREEHOLD: • Irvington "Highway 9 ahd Adelphia Road • Livingston* Admission is $4.50 for children and LONG BRANCH: 169 Broadway • Plainfield* $3 for adults; $2 for Hazlet residents NAVESINK: • Short Hills* * Highway 36 and Valley Drive • Springfield* with identification. TOMS RIVER: • Union* For more information or reserva ‘874 Fischer Blvd., Bay Plaza tions, call (908) 787-3132. WML 24-Hour Banking Locations DEPOSITS FDIC INSURED TO $100,000| ' i i i Jum rnm um num T 3 4 OCTOBER 4, 1995, INDEPENDENT T 100 YEARS ACO 75 YEARS AGO T e e t h I C l e a n i n g I Richard West, a young Keyport boy, A great deal of interest is being taken caught his leg between the standard and in the Keyport kindergarten and a class of I wheel of a wagon while stealing a ride, about 40 children will be entered if the I and the wheel had to be taken off to plans mature. . release his leg. The Keyport Presbyterian Church It’s easy with “Gentle Dentistry”! I Mrs. Fournier, a guest of Captain has received a gift of $500 from George F. Walling in memory of his mother, • prevention ‘ cosmetic I I n c l u d e s : I Stiles of Keyport, fell overboard while • restorative • convenient hours . • Com plete Exam attempting to step into a small boat and Margaret E. Walling. . I • X - R a y s I was rescued from drowning with great dif Major Joseph T. Field and his daugh • open 6 days & evenings too! ter of Nutswamp would still be alive today I * C onsultation ficulty. • 24 hr. emergency service I if a flagman had been at the Tramp Expires 11/30/95 Uncle Josey Field of Middletown, I Regular Value: $185 Exam $-»1, Hollow train tracks crossing. With (908) 219-8900 X-Rays $81, Cleaning $63. I Monmouth’s oldest resident and one of the wealthiest farmers in the county, cele Hubbard’s bridge closed for repairs and ^ • New Patients Only j with a large amount of traffic diverted brated his 103rd birthday last Thursday. It over the Tramp Hollow Road, the need of had been a long time since Mr. Field had a flagman at the crossing would seem been to Red Bank, but on his birthday he Robert Korw in, d.m .d., pa patent to anyone. Yet the crossing was left came to town in a wagon. He is small in absolutely unguarded. AND ASSOCIATES stature, and although he is becoming fee A delegation of Middletown township Union Square Mall • 500 Rt. 35 • Middletown • (Above Ethan Allen) ble, he is still able to walk about the farm. folks and a petition with 500 names were Mr. Field is a Republican. He expects to at the last meeting of the Middletown live to see a Republican president in office township committee to urge an appropria again and to vote for him next fall. tion to the people for a public library. Alfred T. Poling died at his home at Under the law, a tax can be levied on all Keyport on Sunday, aged 33 years. His property in the township if the people vote death was caused by typhoid fever. He to have a township library. The state had been sick about two weeks. He leaves librarian representative said that if the a widow and two children. He was a public library was started, the township member of the American Mechanics, and librarian would visit farms outside of the his widow will receive a death benefit of villages in an automobile and would take r u a r i n i $270. orders for and leave books. a v Dr. R. Stork of Keyport lost a roll of P r e - S e a s o n bills and several days later his dog found 50 YEARS AGO the money and came running to him with the roll of bills in its mouth. T. D. DuBois of Holmdel, who has Mrs. Janies Gregory, who makes her been in the Trenton insane asylum for six home with her sister, Mrs. Anna Harris of years, returned home on Monday much Prospect Street, Keyport, celebrated her 90th birthday recently with a party at her improved in health. home. Mrs. Gregory is very active and Theodore Kelsey closed his grocery i f assists her sister, who is 87, with the store at Keyport last week, because he housework. She keeps informed of the could not collect his book accounts. current news by reading the newspapers A fine trotting horse, owned by and has followed with extreme interest the Edward S. Lupton of Matawan, died on activities of her five grandsons serving in Saturday night. the armed forces. SALI Miss Sarah Bowne of Middletown well-known Bobby Barry, the was married at her home yesterday after Broadway comedian, has sold his resi noon to George L. Crane of Newark. dence on Valley Drive near Locust to Mr. When Miss Bowne and Mr. Crane were in and Mrs. Francis E. Crispin of Florida. For nearly 50 years Furs by Guarino their youth, they fell in love and became Bobby Barry has been well-known for has been wrapping you in luxury. engaged to be married, but their union was many years in the amusement world. For forbidden by Miss Bowne’s father. The some years, he appeared in a comedy skit Come visit one of our convenient couple separated and shortly after this, with the famous pugilist James Corbett showrooms and see our tremendous Mr. Crane went to the war, where he after the champion retired from the ring. selections of: Shearling, Leather, served until the war ended. He then mar His varied theatrical career has included Cloth, Mink, Fox, Beaver, Raccoon, ried, but his wife died some time ago. He engagements in musical shows such as visited Capt. George Bowne, one of his “Sons of Fun,” the radio, and more recent Coyote & More! ly, television. AU at tremendous Sale Prices! comrades in the war, who is a brother of Miss Bowne, and met there the love of his The property includes an acre of $ youth. No obstacle was now in the way of rolling, well landscaped grounds with a p e r their union and their marriage took place one and one-half story, seven-room resi m o n th dence with tiled bath, glass enclosed as above stated. porch and oil-fired hot water heat. A two- One of the boldest robberies which car garage with small apartment is also on M i i r s . b v ever occurred in Middletown took place the grounds. Finance last Friday afternoon. George C. Dorsett A report on the activity of the produc G iu a r m o and his family were away from home, tion department was given by Mrs. O. B. Precious furs for Precious little... since 1946 1 9 9 5 0 ° t e x lames Jackson, who lives near Eatontown, Wilson, chairman, at the last meeting of was seen by the neighbors prowling the Keyport Red Cross branch at the home Greenbrook • 190 Route 22 III . I ^montb around the house about two o’clock. (908)968-8700 of Miss J. Mabel Brown. Mrs. Wilson’s Open Daily 9:30-5:30, When Mr. Dorsett came home later in the report showed a total of 631 pieces Thursday B l 9, Sunday 12-5 afternoon, he found he had been robbed. shipped for hospital refugees and for ser The first thing Mr. Dorsett saw was a suit vice: 13 bedside bags, two pairs socks, 25 East Brunswick • 1020 Route 18 J (908)254-0666 of dirty, ragged clothes lying in a heap on pairs bed slippers, two afghans, 155 Army Open Hiesday-Saturday 9:30-5:30, the floor. A further examination showed “housewives”, 13 turtle-neck sweaters, 26 Thursday Til 8, Sunday 12-5. Closed Mondays that Jackson had discarded his own suit scarves, 27 women’s dresses, 56 over and had put on one of Mr. Dorsett’s. He coats, 57 caps with hoods, 59 caps, 11 •Financing - 20% down payment, 12 month terms, subject to credit approval, had also stolen $35, a watch and a chain, a baby sets, 19 pairs booties, nine pairs of other terms as per contract with American General Finance Co. baby mittens. “ Fur Lease - No down payment, 2 months security & credit approval required, gold ring belonging to Mrs. Dorsett, a $50 lease service charge, restrictions may apply. revolver, and some smaller articles. (Compiled by Lauren Jaeger) INDEPENDENT. OCTOBER 4, 1995 3 5 1 WOMEN’S HEALTH RESEARCH SECTION ? Treatm ent Study of CURRENT SEVERE ? (less than 4 episodes in past year) or T RECURRENT (m oderate symptom s and a history T of 4 or m ore episodes in past year) ? VAGINAL YEAST INFECTION ? ? C 18 to 65 years old O Signs and symptom s of yeast infection r ? (itching, burning, irritation) Study care t ? O Visit reim bursem ent ? Charletta Ayers, M .D./Gloria Bachm ann, M.D. f UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School T 125 Paterson Street, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 t ? For information call: (908) 235-7292 or (908) 235-7996 f Monday - Friday: 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. Margaret Lynch, Christopher Oehlmann Joseph Asta, Laura Whalen ? f Lynch-Oehlmann W halen-Asta Suzanne Gallant of Cambridge, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. Michael Whalen of Mid announces the engagement of her daugh dletown announce the engagement of their ter, Margaret L. Lynch, to Christopher J. daughter, Laura M. Whalen, to Joseph C. Oehlmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Asta, son of Stella and Ralph Asta of Oehlmann of Middletown. M iss Lynch is Avenel. also the daughter of the late Edward J. The future bride is a graduate of Lynch. Woodbridge High School, and Berkeley The future bride graduated from Tu- College of Business, Garrett Mountain. lane University, New Orleans, La., and is She is employed by Commercial Life In currently attending Harvard University’s surance Company, Piscataway. School of Public Health, Boston, Mass. Her fiance is a graduate of Woodbridge Her fianc£ is a graduate of Tulane High School and Rutgers University, New University and is pursuing a master’s de Brunswick, where he is pursuing a master’s gree in international economics and man degree. He is employed by Johnson & agement at Bocconi University, Milan, Johnson, New Brunswick. Italy. A May wedding is planned. The wedding is planned for September. S T O R K C LU B Rodgers-Goldsberry Karen and Paul Kaiser of Monroe an nounce the birth of their son, Evan Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rodgers of July 9 in Riverview Medical Center, Red Linwood announce the engagement of Bank. The baby weighed 8 pounds, 3 their daughter, Frances Rodgers, to Scott ounces. Grandparents are Terry and George Goldsberry, son of Patricia Goldsberry of Kaiser of Neptune and Irene and Lewis M iddletow n and the late Robert Leonard of the Belford section of 'IW Goldsberry. Middletown. The future bride is a graduate of Main Jodi and Mark Facendo of Hazlet an land High School, Linwood; Kean C ol nounce the birth of their twins, Ty Nicholas A $1,000.00 lege, Union; and Seton Hall University, and Stephanie Michele,, Sept. 9 at East Orange. She is employed by Visiting Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. HONEYMOON TRIP! Nurse Association, Essex Valley. Ty weighed 2 pounds, 3 ounces; Stephanie, Her Fiance is a graduate of Middletown 2 pounds, 10 ounces. Grandparents are High School South and Kean College. 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Services were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport. with a M ass at St. Joseph’s Church, Keyport. Interment was at St. QUALITY INSTALLATION & SERVICE Joseph’s Cemetery, Keyport. ★ LARGEST SELECTION IN CENTRAL JERSEY * BUILDERS DISCOUNTS ON HOUSE PACKACES NICHOLAS G. DEPALMA, 63, of the W ick atunk section of Marlboro died Sept. 25 at Med ★ FREE DESIGNER SERVICE * GUARANTEED LOW. LOW PRICES OPEN 7 DAYS; Mon-Fri 10-9 • Sat 10-6 • Sun 11-5 ical College and Hospital of Pennsylvania, Amo KQ 0,fiers , _ 3 GREAT LOCATIONS Philadelphia. Born in Long Branch, he lived in -— C o u n t B a s ie T h e a t r e | PURCHASE Matawan until moving to Wickatunk 29 years Plainfield Ave. & 390 Hwy. 206 So. 9 Route 36 I OF $195 ' 99 Monmouth Street • Red Bank, NJ Eatontown ago. He was a barber and owned Nick's Barber Ticket Prices are $27.50 and $30. 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NEW JERSEY FAST TRAFFIC VICTOR J. FABROVIC, 68, of Matawan died Sept. 24 at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. Born in Perth Amboy, he lived there until moving to Matawan 38 years ago. He was an iron worker and member of Iron W orkers Union Local 373, Perth Amboy, for 38 years prior to retiring in 1991. He was a communicant of St. Clement’s Church, Matawan. He was a member of Matawan Recreation Department and Freneau Fire Company, Matawan. He is predeceased by a son, Robert, 1995, and a sis ter, Vivian Molnar, 1994. Surviving are his wife, Betty Anne; a daughter, Nancy Burlew of Matawan; a sister, Marie Conroy of Tom s River, a granddaughter and a grandson. Services were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, J e r s e y 101.5 Keyport, with a Mass at St. Clements’ Church. Interment will be at the Old Tennent Cemetery. F M RADIO ROBERT A. SCHULTZ, 35, of Matawan died Sept. 27 at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. Born in Elizabeth, he lived in Cliffwood Beach before moving to Matawan six years ago. He was a forklift operator at Haagen Dazs Ice Cream Co., Woodbridge. He was a member of the Team sters Union. Surviving are his wife, W IN $ 1000 C A SH & TRIPS, TOO! Annette; a son, Maxwell, at home; his parents John and Kathleen Schultz of Cliffwood Beach; three brothers, Donald of Freehold, Thomas of Cliffwood Beach and Jam es of Laurence Har Send in the entry below , then listen to N ew Jersey Fast bor, and a sister, Joann Edgar of Lakehurst. Services were under the direction of Day Fu neral Home, Keyport, with a M ass at St. Traffic w eekday m ornings and afternoons Joseph’s Church, Keyport. Entombment was at Holmdel Mausoleum. Septem ber 21-N ovem ber 1. W hen you hear your GENEVIEVE SHEFTZ, 79, of Keyport died Sept. 25 at Bayshore Community Hospital, n am e, call 1-800-NJ-W IN-IT within 30 m inutes an d win Holmdel. Born in Westfield, M ass., she lived in Penns Grove prior to moving to Keyport five years ago. She was a homemaker. She is pre $ 1 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 ! Thursdays are T r i p T h u r s d a y s so you win deceased by her husband, John, 1958, and two sons, Anthony, 1968, and Steve, 1989. Surviving are three sons, John of Florida, $ 1,000.00 a n d a trip for tw o! For m ore inform ation, call Edward of Keyport and Michael of Maryland; two daughters, Dorothy Cole of Keyport and 1-800-1NFO -NJ-1. Linda Steidle of New Brunswick; 13 grandchil dren and nine great-grandchildren. Services were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport. Interment was at Ardena Baptist Cemetery, Howell. NAME SEBASTIANO A. (SAM) RIZZO, 8 2 , o f Toms River died Sept. 24 at Kimball Medical Center, Lakewood. Born in Brooklyn, N .Y., he lived in Centerville, Aberdeen and Madison ADDRESS Township before moving to Tom s River nine years ago. He was a fireman for the Cheese- quake Fire Department for 40 years prior to retiring 17 years ago. He was a communicant of St. Joseph’s Church, Keyport. Surviving are his wife, Madeline; three sons, Carmine of Orange City, Fla., Joseph of Cliffwood Beach, and Se bastian of Matawan; a daughter, Virginia Sutter AGE of Charlotte, N .C.; a brother, Joseph of Red Bank; four sisters, Antoinette Ciaglia of Shrew s bury, Anna Perno of Hazlet, Rose Montanaro of Red Bank, Marie Kaiser of Calif.; eight grand children and seven great-grandchildren. Ser DAYTIME TELEPHONE # vices were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a M ass at St. Joseph’s Church. Interment was at St. Joseph’s Ceme tery, Keyport. Please mail to: Money & Trips, New Jersey 101.5, P.O. Box 5941, Trenton, NJ 08638 3 8 OCTOBER 4, 1995, INDEPENDENT BARBARA KENAS • SOLD• SOLD•1 Debra I Dolinsky • SOLD • SOLD , A N a m e Y o u 8 PROPERTY LINES o 3 Gets Houses Sold! Can Trust... 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Phone: 566-1881 To be featured, please contact Andrea Wolfert by phone - 908-254-7000, ext. 244 or Fax - 908-432-0151. Hours: Weekly 9 a.m. - 8 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. t » ( I- - V I, , 1 < f j 1 \t~ - ' ) ______IMPEPENPENT, OCTOBER 4 , 1995 3 9 SP RTS H uskies bury Bucs 'Kf£> .. 47-7 behind H ill BY LINDSEY SIEGLE Following the extra point by Evan Ifantis, it was a quick three-and-out for Staff Writer the Bucs, who gave the ball back on a 41- yard Raccioppi punt that put the Huskies I t was a day Jamil Hill won’t soon for on their own 37. get. It’s unlikely the football players at On the first play from scrimmage, Red Bank Regional High School will Roque hit Williams on a screen pass that forget it, or him, any time soon, either. netted only 3 yards, but as happened The senior scored three touchdowns, throughout the day, several Bucs made made one interception, and recovered a contact with Williams before he was fumble as Matawan High School paid an brought down. unkind visit to the Bucs and came away Running back Charlie Marsh then got with a 47-7 win. into the offensive flow, ripping off two Huskies Coach Joe Martucci said nice runs of 20 and 12 yards as the Hill’s performance was just an example of Huskies got back into Bucs territory. his outstanding ability in the extreme. Williams capped the drive with a 9- “He’s an excellent ballplayer — very ex yard run over the left side to make the plosive — and we’re counting on him. For score 20-0 (Ifantis added the extra point) us to do well, he has to do well. He’s a and any light at the end of the tunnel for key performer,” Martucci said. the Bucs was fading fast. Hill did much of his damage in the sec Trailing by 21 points, the Bucs got ond quarter, when the Huskies scored 28 even more bad news when Raccioppi was points. hit hard on the second play from scrim While the game’s first quarter had mage after the been scoreless, it ended kickoff and had with the Huskies in the to come out of midst of their first sus the game. tained drive of the after ‘He’s an excellent ball The outlook noon. player — very explo b r ig h t e n e d That drive started on sive — and we're momentarily for their own 25 after Red the Bucs as Bank’s quarterback and counting on him. For replacement punter, Tony Raccioppi, us to do well, he has Frank LaRosa kicked a 47-yard wob to do well. He's a key handed off to bling line drive that performer.' McCoo, who UPS AND DOWNS — Raritan High School’s Mike Medric (above) goes bounced and rolled . broke through over the top of Freehold Borough High School’s Mike Gutierrez in the roughly half its total dis i- Martucci the line and out- Rockets 4-3 win on Thursday, (below) Raritan’s Anthony Pulizzano tance. MHS football COaCh ran ^e Huskies’ beats Freehold’s Marcelo Gerigh to the ball to help preserve the win. Two carries by full defenders for a back Marty Williams (Photos by Rich Schultz) moved the ball up to the 11-yard touch down. 42 and Darnell Roque completed a 6- Any possibility of the Bucs making a yard pass to Gahassan Lightbourne and got 6 more yards on a keeper to move the game of it ended as Hill took the next ball past midfield before the quarter kickoff 75 yards for a touchdown. ended. Ifantis added the extra point and the On the first play of the second quarter, half ended 28-7. Williams punished the Bucs on what was From there, the Huskies never looked nearly a 15-yard gain that was called back back as Hill added a 34-yard run in for holding. Roque then got the chains Matawan’s first drive of the second half. moving with a 20-yard completion to Rich That drive stalled at the Bucs 5, when Sorenson, and then it was time for Hill. Sam Skinner picked off a Roque pass over On his first carry of the quarter, he net the middle* but it was only seconds before ted 5 yards up the middle. On the next the Huskies were back in the driver’s seat play, Hill broke through over the left side — courtesy of Hill. and dashed into the end zone with the The senior forced and recovered a clock showing 10:39 remaining in the fumble by Raccioppi on the Bucs’ first quarter. play and Williams punched it in from the When the Bucs got the ball back, after 3 to put the game on ice. an unusual offsides penalty cost them 5 While happy with the victory and his yards on the kickoff, they started from team’s efforts, Martucci realizes there are their own 20 with a handoff to fullback still many challenges awaiting the Eric McCoo. Huskies. Hill was able to trip up McCoo from “We were just fortunate that they were behind as he tried to get around the left missing a couple of kids, (particularly end and the play resulted in a 2-yard loss. standout tailback Kareem Brown) and we On the next play, Hill made a clean were able to take advantage of a couple of pick at the 25 of a Raccioppi pass and things,” Martucci said. scampered back into the end zone un The Huskies will host Freehold Bor touched with 9:19 remaining in the quar ough High School on Saturday at 1:30 ter. p.m. 4 0 OCTOBER 4, 1995, INDEPENDENT P op p ’s Rockets set INDOOR AIR SPECIALIST sights o n state m eet AIR DUCT CLEANING BY LINDSEY SIEGLE program for 30 years and will be retiring How Air Duct Cleaning Benefits You: from both coaching and teaching this year. St off W riter During that time, he has experienced only • Fewer breakdowns, less maintenance Led by senior Joe Hartswell, the Rar three losing seasons. • Helps remove pollen, dust ana other irritants • Reduces heating & cooling costs itan High School cross country team again If the team is to reach the states, it will • Helps eliminate household dust looks like a top contender in Class B be up to the runners after Hartswell. The >25® on • Provides a cleaner living environment senior has already run in the 17:40s at H e a l t h i e r . OUCUIWG _ North of the Shore Conference. • Eliminates possible health hazards The senior followed a top finish among Holmdel Park, where all state meets are Group III runners on Sept. 23 at the held, and is ahead of where Popp expected A ir to 1118 River Ave., Rt. 9, Lakewood, N.J. Maroon Invitational at Garrett Mountain, him to be at this time of year. 908-901-1515 • 1-800-734-8620 West Paterson, with a new course record Part of that could be attributed to a at Raritan on Wednesday. Rockets’ Coach greater dedication to running by B r e a t h e COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL Steve Popp said Hartswell came in at Hartswell, according to the coach. Last 16:44 to chop 5 seconds off the old mark winter, Hartswell passed on basketball on the course. and ran indoor track as well as returning After Hartswell, sophomore Frank to the track in the spring. I TRIPLE REBATE REPLACEMENT SALE! Pearce leads a pack that includes seniors For the team to reach the states, how Exp. 12-15-95 Jeff McAndrews, Keith Muhlon and Chris ever, Popp said several runners must drop MacDougall. their times at Holmdel Park into the 18s. 100,000 BTU GAS FURNACE The Rockets also have a pair of quality In addition to their post-season aspi #WGPHEAMER lnstalled...$1495 juniors in Jason Agar and Chris Jones. rations, the Rockets may have their sights Rebate by N.J.N.G ...... 1 0 0 Popp said Jones is out for the team for the set on the Class B North of the Shore Conference title. To do so, they will have U.S. Savings Bond ...... 2 0 0 * * I first time this year and he is showing up to 92% some promise. to get by defending champions Matawan A.F.U.E. Customer Net Cost ...... $ 1 1 9 5 | Right now the Rockets are 3-0 after Regional High School and a tough Freehold Borough High School. Both Available Plus Receive a 30% I Friday’s meet against Long Branch. They also ran in the Stewart Memorial at meets are at the end of the Rockets dual Return On Your Investment Warinaco Park in Elizabeth on Saturday, meet schedule. WeatherKing* Thru Energy Conservation where Hartswell finished fourth overall Before then, however, Popp will get •A Division of Rheem M anufacturing Co. “ Bonds Issued By ABCO, Inc. with a 16:56 time. another chance to measure his team For Popp, though, the goal for this sea against most of the quality programs in F o r M o r e the state at Saturday’s Shore Coaches CALL I * son is a return to the state meet. The Inform ation Rockets’ mentor has been running the meet at Holmdel Park. & Free Estim ates 583-8999 • 1-800-719-7838 o n Additional Sizes Line Road, Aberdeen, NJ EXPANDED HOURS - EXPANDED CARE M ater D ei creates SOLUTIONS TO FOOT PROBLEMS field hockey team Dr. Caputo has solved real foot problem s for thousands of people They haven’t won yet, but enthusiasm remains high in the first year of Mater for over 11 years in Hazlet. H e has Dei High School’s field hockey program. , gained the trust of Family The Seraphs are playing a junior varsity schedule this season before beginning Physicians who refer hundreds of a varsity slate next year, according to Coach Jeanne Dixon. Last week, they picked their patients to this Board Certified up a 1 -1 tie against Rumson. Podiatrist. Now, Dr. Caputo has Next year, the Seraphs are slated to begin varsity play in Class C North of the added the highly skilled foot and Shore Conference. ankle specialist, Dr. Karl Kado. Dixon, who was a field hockey goalie at Trinity College, Washington D.C., said Difficult cases are handled as well 23 of the 25 girls who initially came out for the team remain on the roster and de Patrick J. Caputo, D.P.M. F.A.C.F.A.S. a s your routine problem s. spite the lack of victories, the team has played well. Board Certified in Foot Surgery “Everyone is working hard and they’ve gotten better since we started playing Diplomate, AM. BD. of Podiatric Surgery games — they seem to be picking it up,” Dixon said. Fellow: American College of Foot Surgeons IF YOUR FEET HURT, Former Board of Trustees, NJ Podiatric Medical Society The first challenge for Dixon was overcoming her players’ misconceptions Hospitals: Riverview Medical & Bayshore Hospital STOP SUFFERING about the sport. “They came in thinking it was ice hockey on grass instead of soccer with C A L L N O W ! sticks,” according to the coach. “Once they got into it, they seemed to have a real Heel Spurs and Injuries interest in it.” Ingrown Nail Infections Dixon’s analogy raised an important issue for the future of the program. Next Warts • Laser Procedures year, a move of girls’ soccer from the spring to the fall is all but assured, and that could mean numbers problems for many field hockey programs, not just the fledg Painful Corns & Bunions ling Seraphs’ effort. Sports Medicine • Orthotics The early indication for the Seraphs, though, is positive. Dixon said the team Ankle Sprains • X-Rays has five seniors, leaving 17 veterans for next year, and only one girl has indicated Bunion & Hammertoe Repair she will choose to play soccer. “We’ll try to field two teams next year but there are only three freshmen, so we Office & Hospital Foot Surgery Karl E. Kado, D.P.M. A.A.C.F.A.S. hope to get more of them, as well,” Dixon said. Diabetic Sores and Foot Care Sports Medicine She said to field two teams, about 34 girls would have to come out. If as many Foot & Ankle Specialist as 40 came out, the situation would be nearly ideal. New Endoscopic Procedure Associate: American College of Foot and Ankle Surgery for Heel Pain Hospitals: Riverview Medical Center, Monmouth Medical To get the field hockey program off the ground, Dixon had to overcome some Second Opinion Specialists and Bayshore Community Hospital. tough logistics. Among the obstacles to be surmounted were the school’s size, and Author & Lecturer field access. The coach said she had been working on establishing a team for some time and Craig Cicardo, Mater Dei athletic director, has been very helpful and sup portive of the effort. DR. PATRICK J. CAPUTO DR. KARL E. KADO The Seraphs have 10 games scheduled this season and are seeking two addi 812 POOLE AVENUE (Corner Middle Road) tional opponents. HAZLET • 739-3230 — Lindsey Siegle INSURANCE: We participate in Medicare & Most Managed Care Plans, for your least out of pocket expense Always Gentle * Evening Appointments • C all NOW ! INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 4, 1995 4 1 ^ SPORTS FANS! I B E T Y O U D I D N 'T KNOW Brought to You By Joe Labriola Here's a surprising fact... Can you name the ONLY National Football League team that's m ade the playoffs every season in the 1990s?... It's N O T S A N F R A N C IS C O O R D A L L A S ... San Francisco failed to reach the playoffs in 1991 and Dallas failed in 1990... Answer is Kansas City... 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All GfRSMVfV! roe Great seats available! * CALL NOW! . |SNH Call Itlc charjt (212) 239-6200 O utside M etro NY (800) 432-7250 SH UBERT THEATRE 225 W est 44th Street 4 2 OCTOBER 4, 1995, INDEPENDENT Sport Shorts Beginning on Oct. 11, the Hazlet division soccer team defeated Neptune N.J., 07748. Middletown residency is not Recreation Commission is sponsoring a “B” 4-0 to record the first shut out of the required. 16-lesson gymnastics for girls program. fall season. A solid defensive effort by is sponsoring the Hazlet Recreation The course will be held on Mondays and Marc Frank, Michael Dronne, Ross Babe Ruth Baseball League’s 1996 following athletic programs for township Wednesdays and will consist of instruc Kimball, Kevin McMullin and Chase spring baseball and softball registration residents only: Men’s volleyball at the tion in vaulting, bars, balance beam and Mulle keyed the victory. for boys between 5-17 and girls between Beers Street Middle School on Tuesdays tumbling. Classes for ages 6-8 will be 7-15 will be open at several sites in the from 7-10 p.m. during the school year; held from 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. and for ages Registration for the Holmdel Youth township. Children can be registered at ladies basketball at the Union Ave. 9-13 from 8-9 p.m. The program is for Athletic Association’s boys’ basketball the Middletown Library on Saturday and Middle School on Mondays from 8-10 Hazlet residents only and proof of resi program will be open beginning Oct. 9 Oct. 7 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and on Oct. p.m. during the school year; ladies vol dency is required at the time of registra and run through Oct. 20 at the Holmdel 23 from 6 to 9 p.m. Children can be reg leyball at the Union Ave. Middle School tion. Registration will be open at the Recreation office located downstairs in istered at Thome Middle School on Oct. on Wednesdays from 7:30-10 p.m. dur the town hall. The cost of the program is 10 from 6 to 9 p.m. Registration will be ing the school year; girls’ basketball at Hazlet Recreation Office in the James J. Cullen Center, 1776 Union Ave. from 9 $40 for first- and second-grade students; open at McMahon Park on Oct. 14 from 9 Raritan High School Tuesdays and $55 for third- through ninth-grade stu a.m. to 1 p.m. Registration will be open at Thursdays from 7-9 p.m. until Nov. 21; a.m. on Oct. 2 through Oct. 6. Enrollment is limited and will be taken dents and $60 for 10th- through 12th- Ocean Avenue School on Oct. 20, Nov. 3, ladies softball at the Beers Street Field grade students. Late registrants will be Nov. 8, and Nov. 7 from 6 to 9 p.m. on all on Sundays from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. All pro on a first-come basis. No walk-ins will be accepted. Cost of the program is $55 charged a $10 late fee. The person regis days. The fee per child in tee ball is $40, grams are free and proof of residency is tering a child should know the correct all other divisions are $50. A second child required. and checks should be made payable to: Hazlet Recreation. For more information, height and weight of the participant as can be registered for $35, registering a call (908) 739-0653. well as the days and times of any con third child is $25 and no additional fee is Registration is now being taken for flicting activities. The program starts in charged beyond three children. There also Hazlet Recreation’s karate lessons for mid-December and ends in mid-March. is a refundable volunteer fee. For more children. Ages 4-7 will be given instruc The association is seeking volunteers and information, call Al Auerbach at (908) tion on Mondays from 4-4:45 p.m. be anyone interested in volunteering or 495-6608 or Tom Loiacono at (908) 787 ginning Sept. 25. and ages 8-14 will be more information can contact Debbie 5105. given instruction from 10-10:45 a.m. on Craparo at (908) 671-6907. Saturdays beginning Sept. 30. The eight The Stallions, an under-11 soccer lessons will be given at Amato’s Studio, team, blanked the Old Bridge Turbulence Palmer Ave. at a cost of $30. A uniform 4-0. Brian Walsh notched the hat trick REGIONAL is required and may be purchased di and Alisa Kresge played well on offense. MIDDLETOWN Mike Marra helped control play at mid The Hazlet Panthers, an under-11 rectly from Amato’s at a cost of $20. To The Fireball, an under-10 girls’ soc boys’ traveling soccer team, are seeking register, contact the Hazlet Recreation field and the defensive unit of Chris Mondoro, Paul Carcich, Frank Marra and cer team, blasted the Barnegat Heat 8-0 two experienced players. Anyone inter Office in the James J. Cullen Center, as solid team defense aided goalie ested is asked to call Ed Young at (908) 1776 Union Ave. Enrollment is limited in Mike Loizou helped secure the shut out. The Stallions’ under-9 National Blue Patricia Carbone in recording the 739 0429 or Frank Caluosa at (908) 264 both classes. shutout. Ellie Mitner had a hat trick to 8092. lead the offense. The 20th annual Memorial Medical The Celtics, an under-10 boys’ trav Center Golf Tournament is slated for MIDDLETOWN BABE RUTH eling soccer team, downed the Freehold October 19. The fee for the tournament is Phantoms 3-1. Nicholas Raspanti, $175 per player. The fee includes a gift bag, BASEBALL LEAGUE Dwayne Reevey and Trevor Keany pro greens fee, golf cart, locker, continental 1996 SPRING BASEBALL/SOFTBALL REGISTRATIONS vided the Celtics’ three goals. breakfast, lunch cart on the course, cocktail hour/hors d’oeuvres, evening buffet and THORNE MIDDLE SCHOOL McMAHON PARK The Vipers, an under-12 boys’ soccer prizes. Sponsorship opportunities are avail Harmony Roadr Middletown Alberta Ave., North Middletown team blanked the Ocean Stingrays 4-0 and able. Registrations must be received by Oct. 10 6pm-9pm(lobby) Oct. 14 9am-lpm bested the Brick Comets 2-1. Goalie Marc Sept. 28. For more information, call (908) MIDDLETOWN LIBRARY* OCEAN AVENUE SCHOOL Sim picked up both wins. 721-1000 or fax (908) 721-1247. New Monmouth Rd., Middletown Ocean Ave., North Middletown |am-1 pm Oct 2D 6pm-9pm The Middletown Soccer Club is Submissions to Sport Shorts can be n-9pm Nov. 3 6pm-9pm accepting applications for experienced mailed to: Lindsey Siegle, Greater Media Nov. &#* v 6pm-9pm coaches in several age groups. A New Newspapers, 7 Edgeboro Road, East ■ MJivision 4Cost Nov. 17* 6pm-9pm Jersey State Youth Soccer Association ‘F’ Brunswick New Jersey 00816 or faxed to TeeBall $40 + $10 level or higher coaching license is pre 254-0486, attention Sport Shorts. All sub Pioneer $50 + $10 ferred. Anyone interested can call Dave missions must have a name and phone ‘Bambino Minor $50 + $10 Ritter at (908) 671-4355 or send a resume number for verification and questions. Bambino Major $50 + $10 of relevant experience to: MSC Coach Items without a name and phone number Junior Boys $50 + $20 + $10 Application, P.O. Box 103 Middletown will not be printed. Senior Boys $50 + $20 + $10 Big League $50 + $20 + $10 j>FTBALl Age* Cost Regulars return to Speedw ay 7-8-9 Pioneer $50 + $10 10-11-12 Junior $50 + $10 East Windsor Speedway’s “second overflowing. 13-14-15 Senior $50 + $20 + season” of stock car racing will continue Bob Drayton of Southampton, the on the half-mile clay oval Friday at 7:30 1995 East Windsor Speedway Street *Age at August 1st ALL MONIES ARE DUE AT p.m. Stock champion, will lead a strong field of TIME OF REGISTRATION The Small-Block Modifieds will com home track favorites. pete in a 25-lap main event and with the Other locals expected to see action in season-long point races already decided, clude former champs Ron Karnbach of Second child in family = $35, Third child in Family = $25, Fourth child free every driver’s focus will be on doing New Egypt, Bill Gerber of Tabernacle and whatever is needed to pocket the $2,000 Kim Cook of Princeton. Dave Brymer of $10 (PER FAMILY) Volunteer Fee will be returned (by October 31st) to all winner’s share of the race purse. Titusville, Larry McVay of Flemington families donating at least 2 hours of their time to help the league. Top East Windsor Speedway regulars and Jay Morrison of Brick are just a few of the other East Windsor regulars who FUNDRAISING like Doug Hoffman of Allentown, Pa., Children over 13 sell raffles ($20 included in reg. fee). Money for tickets sold is Jimmy Horton of Somerville, Frank will be ready for action. The Street Stocks will battle in a 15-lap main event. kept by family. Cozze of Wind Gap, Pa., Kenny Brightbill Children under 13 are asked to sell one case of candy. of Sinking Springs, Pa. and Brian Jones of Friday night’s racing program, which No Canning! (only All Stars) East Windsor will be ready for action. begins with qualifying races for both divi With several out-of-area drivers ex sions, gets the green flag at 7:30 p.m., ALL GAMES ARE PLAYED AT McMAHON PARK pected to return after last weekend’s with warm-ups starting at 7 p.m. Friday Questions: Call Al Auerbach at 495-6608 or Tom Loiacono at 787-5105 Hoosier Tire Tri-State 100 Champion night racing is scheduled to continue ship, the field of Street Stocks should be through 0ct.20. INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 4, 1995 4 3 00 8 a A d u lt 015 Summer/Winter Communities R e n ta ls CRESTWOOD- (Adults, 55- ;30,000.-$130,000.ilus) 7,500 homes, 40 7 styles, club FLORIDA VILLA houses, 15,000 active resi vate3 bedroom, pool Quiet 2 bath residential villa w/pri- lo tion.dents, Brochure/video, shopping, transporta call cation 8 miles to DISNEY & Please take notice that Monmouth County 1-800-631-5509. Hearland Re other attractions. alty Associates, P.O. 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Call Use our handy Private Party C oupon. 1-80Q-BV-OWNER to pay for your GOVERNMENT Foreclosed FORFREEHOLD SALE - TOW MUST NSHIP SELL FREEHOLD Select the ad that best m eets your needs. Homes for pennies on $1. WITHIN 2 WEEKS. 3 bedrm Classified Ads Sale or Rent. 10,800 sq.ft. Delinquent Tax, Repo’s, 1}/2 baths, fireplace, balcony, warehouse. Includes offices. REO's. Your Area. For current air, all appliances & more. 1-800-660-4-ADS Great location near Rt. 9. □ Fle a (Items under $75) One itenn per ad listings1-800-898-9778 call Ext. Toll H-5133 Free BestCall offer 908-780-2976 over $96,000. Clear Callspan. 908-462-1991 2 loading docks. □ BIG DEAL (Items over $75) BETHANY MANOR II OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE Please include all spaces and punctuation. One character per Pox. Bethany Manor II, a senior citizen build ing located at 500 Broad Street, Keyport, ★ MOST AGGRESSIVE RATE IN MARKET * N.J. will be accepting applications to add to an existing waiting list for one-bedroom ★ Tinton Falls - Shrewsbury Ave. ★ 6,000 sq. ft. available immediately ★ Like new condition October 19th, 1995 at Bethany Manor . ★ First Floor - Lobby Exposure N am e__ 500 Broad Street, Keyport, N.J. Selection ★ Convenient to all amenities, will be based on the federally mandated Fort Monmouth. Red Bank & Garden Stale Pkuy. Address. preference requirements on a first come- first serve basis. The forms must be filled CALL City____ . State_ out then or returned by November 1st, Doug Twym an o r Gary O ’Sulliv an 1995. Eligibility income limits including Zip------Day Phone_ .Evening Phone . income from assets are: VISA#___ One person: $28,150 DAVID T. Mail Payment & Coupon to: Two persons: $32,150 MC#____ HOUSTON Greater Media Newspapers Bethany Manor manages the complex CO. Expiration date______Classified in conjunction with the United States 7 Edgeboro Rd. • East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Department of Housing and Urban DAVID T. HOUSTON COMPANY Ads are subject to approval. Development. t t * Exclusive Broker (908) 981-9393 4 4 INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 4, 1995 025 Business 030 Financial 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036a Employment 036a Employment Opportunities S e r v ic e s Full T im e F ull T im e P art T im e P art T im e S e r v ic e s S e r v ic e s HOME BASED BUSINESS FREE DEBT CONSOLIDA DRIVER- OTR/Reefer, Short- PRESSERS- Shirt pressers, EARN $1,000.s Stuffing Enve Unlimited income potential. TION-Immediate relief! Too haul, Blanket Wrap. Ask about counter people. Assembly, TELEMARKETERS No exp. Telecommunication many debts? Overdue bills? our $500. safe-driving bonus. customer service. Start im DELI HELP PART TIME WORK forlopes free at information home. Send to: 5.A.S.E. will train. 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Milltown908-247-2270 Public Library have immediate openings money. 1-800-652-7058 F ull T im e benefits/hours & pay. Apply in 908-442-4343 HOMEWORKERS WORK AT HOME person. MANICURIST/HAIR STYLIST welcome.available. Will Students/retirees work around Stuffing envelopes/processing $1,000-$2,000. P/T MOTHERS - Interested in ADVERTISERS Navesink House P/T-F/T - Newly expanded your schedule & situation. recipe orders. Excellent $2,000.-$6,000. F/T health & nutrition? Turn that & READERS 40 Riverside Ave. salon. Benefits. 906-257-4004 Call Mr. Goldberg SmoneyS weekly Send long Call 908-935-8509 interest into a P/T career. It Is th« policy of this newspaper RedE.O.E. Bank, NJ 908-972-6000 ext. 2000 SASE to: SJP Call 908-536-8513 that all help wanted advertise ROUTE/DRIVER - Start Today P.O. Box 306, Dept. SU 037 Babysitting ments will begin with a )ob title. GENERAL OFFICE WORK EARN OFFICEFor ASSISTANT Podiatric office. TELEMARKETING- Opening Sayreville, NJ 08872 NEW COMPANYINDUSTRY, Call 1-800-660-4 ADS Computer, phone, filing. in pharmaceutical marketing MODELS- For TV 4 National C h ild C a re Opportunity to work from AGENT - A AAA Career FILE CLERK $475.-$795. W EEKLY Please call tor appointment. company.Monday-Friday. 2:00 Computerto 8.00pm. ex Magazines. Male, Female, home. Earn $30/$60,000. P/T LightMarlboro typing Area skills No experience necessary. 908-972-6699 perience a plus. Fast paced & Children. All types, all sizes. CARE FOR KIDS call 1-800-382-5608 Mr. JacksonVehicle available908-938-2889 detail oriented job. Fax re No experience necessary. Call Freehold/Manalapan/MariboroFree Day Care Referrals in AVON $ SALES 908-780-5900 versatileRECEPTIONIST- person wanted Flexible, for sume to 908-274-0077 or call 1-800-211-2099 (FEE) Call 908-409-3725 1-800-662-2292 busy Manalapan chiropractic 908-390-1000 NO EXPERIENCE NECES OWNAPPAREL YOUR OR SHOE OWNSTORE HAIR STYLISTS Do you thinkSALES you need a ca office. Tuesday, 9-2pm, Thurs SARY! $500. to $900. Weekly CHILD CARE ALTERNATIVE Choose: Jean/Sportswear, reer change? Wrong! You day, 2-9pm, Saturday, 8-1 pm. Potential Processing Mort help,European reliable, “AU PAIRS” experienced, live-in Bridal, Lingerie, Western wear, Van BUSdriver withDRIVER CDL for pri MANICURISTS need a life direction change. Fax resume 908-536-0448 gage Refunds. Own Hours English speaking legal, gov’t Ladies, Men’s Large Sizes, vate transportation company. FULL TIME/PART TIME Put your future in our hands. Call(24 hours)909-715-2378 ext. 2034 approved program. Under Infant/Preteen, Petite, Good hours. Great company With following. Call & ask for Sales, 1 call closers. No expe TELEPHONE CALLERS $200./wk. Call Marcy Dancewear/Aerobic, Maternity to work for. 1-800-287-9543 Carrol 908-431-0955 rience necessary $40,000.- ToRETAIL handle drop-off CLERK & pick-up to recruit volunteers tor NO EXPERIENCE NECES 908-308-3934 or Au Pair USA 2,000or Accessories Name Brands. Store. $25,900 Over CAMERA REPAIR TECHNI HELPER-air conditioning, re $60,000.Complete firsttraining, year draw, potential. com of customer items People & SARY! $500 lo $900. Weekly at 800-AU-PAIRS to $37,900: Inventory^ Train CIAN- East Brunswick area. frigeration & heating, working missions, salary, medical & record keeping skills a must. A M E R IC A N Potential. Processing Mort- Will train Modem facility. F/T with owner, 908-888-7791 Hilton Tower vicinity. 5 days 8age Refunds. Own Hours, CHILDREN’S CHOICE ing, Fixtures, Grand Opening, or P/T 908-238-8806 more. 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Calls now Experienced 908-360-9233 Dayton, NJ 088to PAINTING/WALLPAPERING TEACHER attn: Diane Ryker or fax re Seeking 2 people to leam and For Nursery School, Freehold weekends. Send Resume to: careOLD BRIDGEfor your TEACHERchild Meals, will 027 Business sume to 908-274-0077 grow in the pamting/wallpaper- area. Call between 10-4pm 908-346-0130 S M S TC yard, TLC. Call 908-360-2812 E q u ip m e n t COUNSELOR- Mature- ing trade. Call 908-251-fo3l only 908-446-5377 P O. Box 268 READER- $35,000./year in OLD BRIDGE-FT/PT, Experi minded. Experience neces Sayreville, NJ 08872 come potential Reading enced, Loving Mom will care METAL ROOFING & SIDING sary. For908-432-8430 doctor's office PARTS DRIVER TEACHER AIDES Colesce SALESLingerie Home Par books. Toll free for your child in her home. For houses/bams. Incredible for heavyfor Jim duty 908-873-0663 truck parts. Ask ties is now in this area $75.- WAITERAVAITRESS for1-800-898-9778 details Ext. R-5139 Call 908-607-0764 proven product. Super attrac CUSTOMER SERVICE FullTEACHERS Time/Part Time $100. per party. $25,000 + full Part time, evenings. Must OLD BRIDGE-Working mother tive.tion. LowGuaranteed cost. Easy 20 yrs.installa We Good writing skills. Propert' Nursery School. Call Between time. 908-390-6501 swickhave area.experience. Call 908-254-6665 East Brun sace of mind, child care ot cut to the inch. Fast delivery. Management Company. Ca 9am & 5pm 908-254-3505 SALES DISCOVERY TOYS Is ATTENTION: ie warm loving kind. Play Free literature. 717-656-1814 Mike or Rich 908-249-1231 INTERVIEWERS WAITER/WAITRESS- Coffee looking for people to sell toys WAITER/WAITRESS- fencedroom, in games, yard. 908-679-4775 safe toys 4 DECORATING ASSOCIATE house in Matawan. F/T P/T, & NEW line ot clothing 4 soft tips.Monday-Friday, Experience 11-3pm. preferred. 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Daily, weekly,opportunities. monthly Old Bridge area call Mrs. Fall TEACHER AND 1-800-872-0157 ASSISTANT TEACHER H0WT0 PUBLISH A NOVENA Howell area call Ronnie Marlboro& after school preschool program. Mornings Full or 1-800-972-5376 quiredpart week.for teacher. Certification Music reor If you wish to publish art background helpful. Expe a Novena in Prayer to St Jude ASSISTANT-Must have drivers With children. license. rience preferred. Call Oh Hofy St Jude AposBe and Martyr Tuesday, Wednesday and/or 908-431-0718 Greater Media Newspapers, gr&Mnear Kinsman in virtue of uvsi Jesus nch Christ in miracles Uftttfoi Friday, 7-4pm. 908-238-7937 you may use the coupon intercessor of all who invoke your TEACHER-PRESCHOOL specialyou I have pattorage recourse m tomeIrani ot the need dep toft BANQUET SERVERS Experienced, well paid. Knowl below or call ol my heart and humbly beg to Mtoont necessary.Part time work. Apply No in experienceperson Brunswickedge of Judaica. area. 908-297-0295 North/South comeGod has to mygiven assistance such great Help power me into GARDEN MANOR 1-800-660-4ADS my present and urgent petition In 50 Rt. 35 North knownreturn and1 promise cause youto make to be your invoked name Aberdeen Your prayer will be published in our Say three Our Fathers three Hail CLERICAL/DATA$7.00 per hour. 20 ENTRYto 25 LPN’S newspaper in your community. beMarys promised and Glorias St Jude Publication pray for usmust all hours per week with Marlboro Pre-payment required. A Novenawho invoke has never your been aid knownAmen toThis fail Health Care Company. Some 1 year experience in L/OSt 9 Mastercard or VISA accepted. N«Pa JBL This Novena must be said lor 9 con computer experience needed. secutive days L.M.F. Evening & Saturday hours. Medical/Surgical. Thanks Call Cheryl908-409-1234 or Kathy Positions available in COMPUTER Monmouth County. Assisted N a m e . PAYROLL CLERK Address Part-time position with living building. Own S e l l y o u r extra item s medium size CPA firm. Phone Approximately 20 to 25 hours transportation necessary. ■ 4 Lines $ iO OO per week. Computer data MC/VISA# EXP. entryrequired. and Sena payroll resume experience or call Weekend shifts available. 7 - 2 Times IO Bonamici, Colletti, P.C. CPAs Spotswood,P.O. Box N.J 7 08884 3 and 3-11 shifts.. Please *$ 4 .5 0 for each additional line 908-251-0400 call Maria for interview P le ase return form Check One Prayer: with check or m oney order Private Party M erchandise CONSULTANTS appointment: for $29.00 payable Pre-Pa id ■ Can be cancelled ■ N o t refundable D St.Jude Novena TUPPERWARE to Greater Media Newspapers. placeGet cash an order!for seliii 9» 56-0455lastic! Or PERSONAL TOUCH D Prayer to St.Jude DATA ENTRY- Opening in HOME HEALTH SEIMCES CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT CALL CLASSIFIED pharmaceutical marketing D Prayer to the Blessed Virgin Greater Media Newspapers Monday-Friday.company. 5:30 Previousto 10:00pm. ex (908) 862-4977 □ Prayer to the Holy Spirit Edgeboro Road toperience 908-274-0077 required. Fax orresume call East Brunswick, NJ. 08816 1-800-660-4ADS 908-390-1000 E.O.E. M/F INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 4, 1995 4 5 037a Child Care 048 General 049 Merchandise 043 Appliances 046 Firewood 047 Furniture 047 Furniture 048a Gifts & Crafts W a n te d Merchandise W a n te d ENGLISHTOWN- Looking for BUNK BED- FULTON, with RECLINER CHAIR- 1 piece, DINING ROOM SET- pine. GUNS, swords, military items. DISHWASHER- Sears Ken LAGO S FIREWOOD brown leather, large wing Bedroom set 2 leather jack MUST SELL- My already Lic. NJ/Fed. Dealer House live-inmy home care 908-446-5863 for 4 children eves in more, under-the-counter, very SEASONED PREMIUM enameldouble lowerframe. mattress.Like new. White $65 back style. Asking $275. Call ets. Sony Walkman TV w/tape make crafts. Selling as a com calls. Bert 908-821-4949 or 609-252-5417 days good condition,908-583-4602 $125. HARDWOODS $115. Per cord 908-251-1769 908-549-6410 player. 908-238-1955 plete group 908-928-4023 FREEHOLD TWP- Hours, SlotELIVERY slab wood)908-294-f 1-0463Free, ~ Fast DISHWASHER- $75. Humidi CHANDELIER- For dining SECTIONAL fier- $25. Lamps(2)- $50. Ta- 048b Infants 6am-9am,home Call Monday-Friday,908-462-3767 my DRYER - GAS room, contemporary, beveled 3 pcs. Contemp., neutral bles(2)-end. $50. Ski boots- ★ Whirlpool, top of the line, mint antiqueglass & brass.brass kitchen6 bone vinylchairs. & colors, 2 reciiners, Exc. cond. ladies, $35. 908-238-1097 Juvenile Items HALLOWEEN careHOWELL- for child Mature in yourwoman home. to condition.908-367-0197 Best offer. 047 Furniture Price negotiable. ago Call Best offer Call 908-446-6249 GAME TABLE- Wood, 4 Preferably infant. Call 908-747-5426, ask for Terri chairs, $125. Microwave- $30. BABY STROLLER- Century. Children’sCOSTUMES only. MakeWANTED money. 908-294-0482 DRYER ELECTRIC COUCH-Tuxedo style SOFA Vacuum- Electrolux, $40. WithExcellent canopy. condition. 1 year $30. young Call Call The Toy Brokers at MARLBORO- Special some SEARS KENMORE A.H. FORMICA Brocade print. Excellent condi tionalLight blue.w/reclinet 5 cushioned on each end.sec Lamps-Rocking (2)chair- porcelein, pine, $35. $135. & 908-254-5118 908-316-0011 one to care for 2 year old & $75.Heavy Call duty 908-780-7555 plus FURNITURECUSTOM LAMINATED & REFACING tion. 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TheAll types Home of Call 908-651-2715 1-800-889-8238 Call 908-294-0263 VERYHOME BEST.CLEANING 908-257-8463 AT ITS Free Estimates. 908-739-8797 Guaranteedinstalling. Over 908-222-8935 30 yrs. exp. home repairs. Car GMC. PLUMBING painting, etc. 908-780-: & HEATING 081 Lawn Care CURIALLE PAUL CAUBET WADE’S HARDWOOD Landscaping CUSTOM LANDSCAPING Use your VISA PRECISON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORsanding,FLOORING-lnstallations, refinishing. Quality HOMESPECIALIZING IMPROVMENT IN Landscaping & complete lawn or MASTERCARD CLEANING SERVICE —' at reasonable pr— Kitchens S baths Uc. # 7021 maintenance. Leaf Clean-up. "We do it right every time1 Call 908-787-5829 Call 908-938-6704 A BRANCH INSPECTION Commercial SNOWPLOWING. Quality deaning-home/office LEN S HANDYMAN • FaN Yard Work Free. est. & fully insured. to pay for your Reasonable apartment rates NO JOB TOO SMALL • Shrub Trimming/Pruning Call 908-792-0210 Classified Ads Fully insured 908-446-8662 POSITIVE ELECTRIC WOOD FLOORS Free estimates. 908-251-6659 ISLAND REM ODELING • Tree/Stump Removal Ceiling & Attic Fans, Spas, • INSTALLED • SANDED * Additions. Kitchens * • •Landscape Sod-Stone-Seed-Soil Renovation DETHATCHING 1-800-660-4-ADS RUSSIAN LADY - Exp. & reli Lighting. Quality work at rea • STAINED • FINISHEDODD JOBS Can do most any ★Custom★ Baths decks Ceramic & carpentry* Tile * ablesick oror elderly Companion 908-251-4149 eve s for Liesonable # 12285. prices. 908-548-1123 Free est. NJ Free Est• REPAIRED . .908-431-3126 Johnthing. 908-251-0893No Job Too Small CaH * Free Est. 908-792-0147 * FreeWE SHOWEst. UP 908-721-4954 Fully Ins. CallLAWN 583-4884 RENOVATIONS lor Savings & PONTIACS, BUICKS, LINCOLNS, MERCURYS, VANS & TRUCKS J '91 PONTIAC ‘90 OLDS CUTLASS CIERRASL ------J GRAN AM 4 A, 6 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, ate, am/tm ‘93 EAGLE TALON DL ‘92 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM ______/ . 2dr.4cyl auto,p*pb. ate. st cass, fab/int, p/seats, rec/a*«ts, 2 dr, 4 cyt, auto, o/d, p/s, pfo, afc, amlm st/cass, fetofrrt, 4 dr. 6 cyl, auto. ott. p/s, pb, arfrtock, a/c, am/fm stfeass, tatfnt am/tm sl. tab/int budwt* gauges, p'w, p/dfl, bd'side/md, tirt, cruise, 1995 FORD F250 - / ip Wwgjf rec/seas console, gauges p/tr, pin stripe, intermit wipers, mat*, surv’rf, buctots, rec/seats. console, gauges, r/def, p/seets, rec/seats, gauges, rttof, pHi. pfcH, bdsidafnd jnt, cnise, V ■■ . / <'M. M/SKJe-'md. &ni awn wh. p/ant, tilt, alum wh, Stk. #2539, Vin bd'sida/md. tint cnise. see sys. intermit wipers, mats, at pfr, pin stipe, intermit wipers, mats, p'ant, », wAn, m bag driver’s \ , / > .MC* 3i’4' #12368562 77,499 miles Ext gray, tnt XL SUPER CAB 4x4 sids, art tf*, rt. red S* *2543, W ***439373. mies gray fade, int gray, Sfc #2564, VIN #PEC28893,46 775 mies. 63,537 2 dr, 4WD, P/U, 8 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, ___ ^ *5,9 9 5 s6 , 9 9 5 anti-lock, am/fm st fab/int, gauges, tint, * 9 , 4 9 5 * 1 0 , 4 9 5 intermit wipers, ext: red, int: burg, low ‘92 HYUNDAI ELANTRA ‘88 MERCURY SABLE WAGON LS miles, Stk #50061A, VIN #SCA07804, ‘93 MERCURY COUGAR XR-7 ‘93 CHEVROLET LUMINA EURO 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, o/d, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, Wag., 6 cyl, auto, o/d. p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, 2 *s6 qt, auto, ott, pfc. ate, amftti stare fefcto, leaflet**. 2 dr, 6 cyt, auto. ott. pte, pfc. anWock, ate, amflm sl cas», wfcd, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, fab/int, p/seats, rec/seats, r/def, p/w. p/d/l, p/mtr, 8,0434 mi. Cheats, buctate. «c/sea6, console, gauges, rdet, p/w. pAH, ptor, hbtat buckets, rec/seats. console, gauges, r/del, p/w. p/d/l, bd/side/md, tint, intermit wipers, mats, ext: burg, bd/side md, tnt, crues, rf rack, dig dash, intermit *18,995 wipers, tilt, alum wh exterior white, interior red, txHadartnd. W.cn»a, p%. ntenntwpws, il alum wfi, ext black, txVsd&Tnd tnt cruse, pin stpe, ntemit wipers, mats. Bit akin wh, int: burg, Stk #512, VIN #NU105046, 31,837 keyless door entry. Stk. #428, VIN #JA648146, irtp* S**493 \flNIPH6Z205 37516mies actwftte.it red Sk #493, VWIP9243393,34,728 mies. Sharp miles. 53.652 miles. ^ 1995 JEEP WRANGLER s6 , 9 9 5 s6 , 9 9 5 S 1 1 , 9 9 5 S 1 1 , 9 9 5 SOFT TOP % DOORS ‘93 MERCURY COUGAR XR-7 ‘89 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SE ■90 BUICK R EG AL CUSTOM 2 dr, 4WD, Conv, 4 cyl, auto, p/b, vinyl int, 94 MERCURY SABLE GS 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto, od, p's, p'b, a/c, am/tm st/cass, fab/int, 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto o/d, p/s, pb. a/c, amlm st/cass, tab/int, 4 A 6 cyl, auto, o/d, pfe. pfc, ani-todt ate. am/lm St/casa, tabtnt 2 dr. 6 cyl, auto, on, p*. p*. ate, arrvtoi st'cass btvSrt landaun pseats, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, p/w, rec/seats, gauges, r/def. p/w. p/d/l, bd/side/md, tint, soft top, buckets, rec/seats, gauges, tint, ptoatt rec-sMb. gaugat. Met. pto. pftit. pAnir txVs«fe«nd. « . pseats, buckets, rec/seats. console, gauges, rAM. p/w, pAtt. pm*. p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side/md, tint, cruise, pin stripe, intermit cruise, p/tr, pin strp, Intermit wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, tilt, alum wh, ext: white, int: tan, low ptm bdsrieAnd tr*. cnise. pn stye, rtwmil wipers, mats, Nt, bd'skteTnd, lnt; cnise, p/tr, pin stripe, intermit wipers, mats, p/am, wipers, mats, pant, tilt, alum wh, ext: white, int: gray, Stk. w/w, exterior white, interior blue, Stk #2516, VIN alum wh, as bagi &*** S pass, ext dk green, int gr^, Sit #300, lit alum wh, keytess (toor entry, «t green, int tan. S* #509, VIN #2563, VIN #KF304761,77,916 miles. Low miles. #U445824, 78,826 miles. miles, Stk #2530, VIN #SP2704407, VW #RA634480,14,705 mHas IPH674283,15.177 mies. 2,925 mi. $6 , 9 9 5 s6 , 9 9 5 *13,995 * 1 2 , 9 9 5 S 1 2 , 9 9 5 ‘88 L IN C O L N T O W N C A R ‘95 BUICK CENTURY ‘93 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS GS ‘91 B U IC K R E G A L CUSTOM 4 dr, 8 cyl, auto, o/d. p/s. p/b. anti-lock, a/c. am/fm 4 c*. 8cyt auto, o/d, pte, pfoi a/c, anVfm st'cass, taMnt, 2 dr., 6 cyl auto, o/U, p/s, p/b, a/c, amlm st'cass, lab'lnt, 1 9 9 4 FORD RANGER 4 dr. 6 cyl, auto o/d, p's, pb, ant-lock, a/c, am/fm st/cass, st/cass. tab/int, p/seats, rec/seats. gauges, r/def. p/w. landau'rf, p'seats, rec/setas gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, pseats, rec/seats gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, pmir, faortnt, p/seats, rec/seats, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l. p/d/l. p/mir. bd/side/md. tint, cruise, p/tr, sec sys, p/mir, bd'swtde/md, tint, cnise. ptr, intermit wipers, bd/side/md, tint, cruise, p/tr, sec system, pin strp, bd/side/md, tot, cnise. rtemit wipers, II, air bag driwt's intermit wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, alum wh, ext: burg, pant, til, alum wh, ext brawn, int dk. gray, Stk. #520, intermit wpets, pant tit, alum wh. «t: white, int blue. XLT SUPER CAB int: burg, air bags driver & pass, keyless door entry, VIN #JY694238,71,530 mies. Low miles side, axt bmg, Stk #2513, VIN IS6404752,24.590 mies Stk #497. VIN #PX617007. 41,827 miles. Stk. #2494, VIN #M®35209,84,875 mies. 2 dr, p/u, 6 cyl, 4 speed, o/d, p/s, p/b, anti $6 , 9 9 5 lock, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, gauges, s 1 3 , 9 9 5 * 1 3 , 9 9 5 s7 , 9 9 5 tint, cruise, pin stripe, intermit wipers, ‘89 FO RD T-BIRD SC •92 PONTIAC GRAND AM SE mats, tilt, alum wh, ext plum, int: gray, ‘93 BUICK PARK AVE. ULTRA ‘94 LINCOLN TOWN CAR EXECUTIVE 4 dr. 6 cyl, supercharge, auto, o/d, p/s, p/b. anti-lock, 4 dr, 8 cyl, auto w/od, p/s, p/b. anti-lock. a/c. am/fm 2 dr, 6 cyt 5 spd, ps, pb. anWock. a/c, anvfm sVcass, 4 dr, 4 cyl quad, p/s, pb, anti-lock, a/c, arrVfm st'cass, low miles, Stk #5432-A, VIN #RTA41616, a/c. am/lm st cass, teather/mt, p/seats, rec/seats, st/cass. leather/int. p/seats, rec/seats, r/def. p/w, lab/int, moon rf. p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, console, fab'int, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, p/w, gauges, r/det, p/w, p/dfl. p/mir. bd/stde/md tint, p/dfl, p/mir, bd/side md. tint, cruise, p/tr, dig dash, gauges, tfdef, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd'side md, tint, cruse, p'd'l, pmir, bd/side/md, tint, cnise, intermit wipers, >12,995 15,080 miles. cruise, p/tr, intermil wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, alum intermit wipers, p/ant, titt, exterior blue, interior blue, ptr, pin strp, intermit wipers, mats, part titt, alum wh, mats, tilt, ext gray, int: gray, Stk. #2562, VIN wh, air bag driver* side, ext blade, int gray. Stk air bags driver & pass, keyless door entry. Stk #285, act ck blue, int gray, Slk #2463, VIN #KH201065 #NM005198,64,878 miles. 1994 MERCURY #2534. VIN #Piei5O80, 55.968 rrtfee VIN #RY261339. 19,486 miles * 8 , 9 9 5 s8 , 9 9 5 TRACER $ 1 7 , 9 9 5 s 2 0 , 9 9 5 ‘92 M ERCURY TOPAZ GS ‘91 TOYOTA CELICA ST 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm 95 LINCOLN TOWN CAR EXECUTIVE 1995 UNCOLN MARK VIII 2 dr, 4 cyt auto, o/d. p's, p/b, a'c, am'fm st'cass, fab/int, 4 dr, 8 cyl. auto, o/d. p/s. p/b. anti-lock. a/c. am/fm 2 dr, 8 cyl. auto w/od. p/s, p/b, anti-lock, a/c, am/fm 4 dr, 4 cyl, aulo. p/s, pb, a/c, am/fm st'cass, fab/int, st/cass, fab/int, buckets, rec/seats. st/cass, leather/int. p/seats, rec/seats, r/det. p/w. pAM, st/cass. laather/int, moon rf, p/seats, buckets, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, buckets, rec/seate, console, gauges, r/def, bd'sida'md, console, gauges, r/def, p/mir, p/rm, bd/side/md, tint, cruise, p/tr, d»g dash, sec sys, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def. p/w. p/d/l, p/mir, pmir, bcfsida'md, tint, cruise, plr, pin strip, intermit tint intermit wipere, mats, titt, air bag driver’s side, act intermit wipers, mats, tilt, alum wh. axt blue, int gray, bd/side md, cruise, p/tr. sec sys. intermit wipers, black, int gray. Stk. #514, VN #M0058157, 46,320 bd/side/md, tint, intermit wipers, air mats, p/ant, tit, alum wh, air bags driver & pass, wpers, mats, titt, alum wh, ext blue, int blue, Stk. #488, air bags driver & pass, keyless door entry, Stk #445, keyless door entry, ext: blue, mt: gray. Stk #283, VIN VIN #NK610129,27,583 miles. Low mies miles bag driver's side, ext green, int: tan, VIN *SY627931. 20,499 miles. #SY602012, 8.304 miles. Program Car. Stk #475, Vin #RR635301 25,893 * 8 , 9 9 5 $8 , 9 9 5 miles. s 2 5 , 4 9 5 * 2 7 , 9 9 5 If you don't see it here call us at... 908-264-4006 THIS AD IS A COUPON AND MUST BE PRESENTED AT TIME OF SALE. ROUTE 35 • KEYPORT PRICES INCLUDE ALL COSTS EXCEPT TAX, LICENSE & REGISTRATION FEES. 5 0 INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 4,1995 081 Lawn Care 081 Lawn Care 081 Lawn Care 081 Lawn Care 081 Lawn Care 083 Masonry/Paving 083 Masonry/Paving 084a Hauling Landscaping Landscaping Landscaping Landscaping Landscaping REVIVE VOUR LAWN FROM KMS THE SUMMER DROUGHT TOM S TREE SERVICE WORLD CLASS LAWN MASON will fix & repair steps, FALL CLEANING LANDSCAPINGEVEREST MATERIALS WITH A THATCH All phases performed. Lawn maintenance & tree ANTONIO A. SANTOS sidewalks & plastering Very We clean out attics, garages, LAWN & LANDSCAPING PANTINA LANDSCAPING 12 yrs. exp. Free estimates. spraying Call 908-780-2717 reasonable 908-988-0029 bsmts., etc. Hauling & demoli •Mulch•Screened •Slone Top "Trees Soil Fall Cleanups • Fertilizing Insured. Call 908-905-8964 QUALITY WORK tion. Prompt & reliable. Low •Shrubs 'Ponds -And More Thatching • Reseeding FOR FALL SPECIAL BEST PRICE MASONRY - NEW WORK rates Free est. 908-521-3345 Bulldozer & Backhoe Work PowerFREE LimingRaking with• Core Reseeding Aeration 1-800-21-LAWNS TREES-*Trimmed^Removed 082 Lawn Mower REPAIRS. Refs. Avail. AFFORDABLE/DEPENDABLE SERVING Freehold, Marlboro 908-872-2900 ★Stumps Ground ★Wood Chips R e p a ir 908-360-1938 Call 908-254-0643 Pickup or Delivered & Manalapan ONLY. Call Reasonable908-257-1416 Rates Anytime Driveways, Patios. Sidewalks, SOLID GROUND "21-3344 Quality Service & Affordable STUMPS & BRUSH Steps and Porches CONCRETE- Spec, in poured LIGHT MOVING & HAULING Rates. Cal! 908-462-1198 SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS CORNERSTONE MASONRYfoundations, slabs, sidewalks, PICKUP TRUCK LOTS CLEARED **VINNY’S** LawnChain Mowers Saws • •Snow Trimmers Blowers • Concrete Woi1< • Brick brickwork, etc. 908-262-0933 Reasonable & Dependable HARVEST TIME L & M TREE SERVICE Rudy 908-251-5953 Call 908-251-9037 LAWN & LANDSCAPING Pickup & delivery avail. FREE Pavers • Mail boxes * LANDSCAPING ★ Expert Tree/Stump Removal est Call Bob 908-438-1299 • Fireplaces • Brick Fronts LIGHT MOVING- Washers, Brick Pavers ★ RR Tie Walls Free Estimates. Insured THATCHING LAWNSOD, CARE STONE, - CLEANUPS MULCH • Repairs • Foundations 084 M o v in g dryers, refrigerators, etc. Call 908-257-1712 Seeding & Aeration • All Other Phases of Masonry & S t o r a g e Cleanup work. Reas. Free est. ★LAWN MANAGEMENT* Lawn/Landscape Renovation RENOVATIONS Call Pete 908-972-0933 908-727-2740, 908-364-6578 ★ SNOW REMOVAL * MT 1-800-400-2519 MONTHLYGUTTERS CLEANEDWEEDING 083 Masonry/Paving RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL PAYMENT ONLY ON DONFireplaces/Patios/Foundations S CUSTOM MASONRY DEP Lie. # 96028 - Insured TREE SERVICE COMPLETION OF JOB A BEAUTIFUL ALL JERSEY MOVERS REMOVAL * Honesty & Quality * * Tree removal THATCHING 908-536-7011 Free estimates 908-251-4352 Pianos, apartments, homes, Attics, Basements 4 Debris Call 908-583-4884 for savings ► Trimming WE CARE! BRICK PAVER JOB offices. Quality work at an af No job too BIG We honor Visa, MC, Discover • Lot Clearing SEEDING FERNANDO MASON fordable price. Lie. KPM00662. Rick 908-251-5953 Stump Grinding Quality Work • 908-536-2613 Work,Driveways, Retaining Patios, Walls Concrete by Concrete Work, Fireplaces, Cali 908-634-4122 Fully ins. 908521-4515 LARSON SERVICES WE MOW IT CHEAP! D.Power Const 1)08-583-; Brick Work. New & Repairs, IS YOUR STUMP A "Large or Small We Do It All!" Pavers, Patios. 908-446-5877 CHECK Landscaping/Clean Ups FURNITURE HAULING PAIN IN THE G RASS? Classified Sells Tree S Shrub Removal Classified Sells JB MASONRY # 1 in Furniture Care Any The Classified Tree/stump removal. "Just Classified Works! Stumps". Free est. Fully ins. Soil,HedgesfTrees Mulch, Stone, Pruned Firewood Pavers,Brick, Belgian Patios, Block,Walks, Stoops. Walls, where.move Lic.PM00276. Full household/partial Fully in Call 24 hrs 908-634-1318 1-800-660-4ADS 908-613-9410, Free Est.Deliv. 1 -800-660-4A DS Free estimates. 908-706-2717 sured. Call Jim 908-905-0997 pages for bargains. A t Ray Catena Infiniti R a y C a t e n a O C o / O n ly D o yo u 9?eceiue D he 9nf-initi U oial O w nership Experience™ (908) 493-2100 yo u C ftfso CReceiue Som ething yo u J K a u VALUE 0 G / 3 3 e C flccustom ecf C 7 o : NEW 1996 5 — • 17n O ur P ricin g C P oficy Lexus ES 300 • 3 n O ur Service Department W 0 • MOON RO O F • I s J i t / i O ur P rem ier C P r e * O w necf U ehicles WOW 'LEATHERINTERIOR W 0 ♦ CD CHANGER 1996 1995 1-30 J -3 0 • 6 CYLINDER •CLIMATE CONTROL m 17003644, J spd, VIN SM218538, 6 cyl, p/s, ABS, climate con- climate control, p/s, ABS, • POWER STEERING • DUAL AIR BAGS trolam/hnstcassw/cd dual air bags, MSRP plauer, dual air bags, (i i f39,030 •POWER BRAKES •AUTOMATIC cyl MSRP S2S,900 For V isit our showroom andsee why we are the DCortheasPs # / T J o f u m e 9 n p n iii T^e/aifer Transferable Warranties • Free Service Loaner Car I Available • Wide Selection Of The Finest Pre-Owned Cars CERTIFIED Pre-owned Also a Large Selection o f Pre-Owned Cars to Choose! Black 1Emerald/ 9 9 5 Beige J - 3 Leather, 0 White1 9PlaHnwn/Beige 9 4 G - 2Leather 0 Grey 1Charcoal/Grey 9 9 3 J - 3 Leather, 0 Crimson1 9 9 3Pearl/ J - Beige 3 0 “If you fiimbasetl a lews u ilbonl seeing Ray (alow ... VJNSM209I674,000 miles>167 auk), stMi18,955 roof, WVk75Q86Q?miles ----VIN #PM0087)V087S1, Leather,29,549 VIN HPMOOT440miles You Probably Paid loo Much!" 33,162 miles $ 2 9 , 9 0 0 $ 1 8 , 9 0 0 $2 4 , 9 0 0 $2 4 . 5 0 0 Grey1 Charcoal/Grey 9 9 2 Q - 4Leather 5 Black1 Obsidian/Beige 9 9 2 Q - 4 5Leather Block1 9 Otsidan/Grry 9 1 Q - Leader 4 5 1Beige 9 9 Pebble/Beige 1 M - 3 0 R a y C a te n a VIN NM20I832/35,404traction control miles VINtraction NM211972, control, 50,213 cd player miles VIN43,644 MM106924, miks Leather,31,859 VIN MOV22872miles $ L E X U S l $2 8 , 9 0 0 $2 7 , 9 0 0 $2 5 , 9 0 0 1 5 , 5 0 0 Ray Catena Infiniti paSbr-'j 2123 Highway 35 J Lexus 1 O akhurst, NJ 900 Route 1 (908) 493-2100 1 < A > Edison, NJ 08817 Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for MV, DOC fees I N I N I i (908) 603-9600 & sales & luxury tax. ES300-VIN T0130799,1 st mo pymt, S450 bank fee & Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except MV, DOC fees 4 taxes. 1-30 Lease based on 36 month dosed end lease. 1st mo pymt, $450 S4000 ref sec dep due at inception. 12,000 miles per year/.15c ea bank lee, $375 rel sec dep, $1500 cap cost reduction, 45,000 total miles/.15< each add! mi, total pymt413,284, residuaW 16,762. Lessee responsible additional mile. GAP incurance included. Total payment/purchase option lor maintenance Aexcess wearitear. J-30 Lease based on 38 month closed end lease 1st mo pymt, $450 bank fee, $499 ref sec dep, $1500cap (S9576/S24.765. Subject to approval by primary lending source. Lessee cost reduction, 38,000 total miles/. 1(K each add'l mi, total pymt415,162, residuaJ417,173. Lessee responsible lor maintenance & excess wear & responsbile for maintenance & excess wear & tear, offer expires 10-10-95 tear. All cars comes with factory standard equipment. Offer subject to approval by primary lending source. Phone orders accepted. INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 4, 1995 5 1 086 Painting 086 Painting 085 Odd Jobs 086 Painting 086 Painting 086 Painting 086 Painting 091 Roofing/Siding C le a n u p s Wallpapering Wallpapering Wallpapering Wallpapering Wallpapering Wallpapering ACCENT PAINTING- ALL ASCH ROOFING and SIDING JOBS. Excellent indoor & out BIG BEAR J. D. PAINTING & PASTE “N” PAPER • Seamless Gutters • Repairs Affordable★ AAA Clean-ups. ★ door painting. Residential & Painting & Carpentry PHH* HANDYMAN No job too NU-WAY PAINTING Paperhanging by Cindy. Free Fully Insured • Free Estimates We take awaj/ anything commercial. Free estimates. Respectful courteous small All types of work. W ALLPAPER REMOVAL est., fully ins. 908-780-0429 908-238-4463 • 908-257-6965 Free est. f* ' Fully insured. 908-679-5999 Call us908-409-6658 (or free estimates DECORATIVE INC. Insured. Call 908-787-1679 Interior & Exterior. AFFORDABLE CLEAN-UPS AFFORDABLE PAINTING INTERIOR/EXTERIOR PAINTING Quality work at great prices PHIL POLO & SON CARLIN ROOFING Basements, garages, attics, Interior/exterior, reliable, J. MAURO Calf Ted 908-957-8744 Painting & Paperhanging CONSTRUCTION - Roofs, yards and lignt hauling, also quality work, reasonable rates B O B ’S P A P E R H A N G I N G PAPER HANGING Int./Ext. Free est. Fufiy ins. vinyt siding, all repairs. Free Real Estate specials. Call Room by Room Painting WILL BEAT ANY PRICE! PAINTING-FAUX FINISHES HOME IMPROVEMENTS 908-780-3575 • 908-462-9558 Call 908-607-0567 908-607-2577 Bill Paulson-P.H.I. Certified Painting-interior/exterior O’ROURKE PAINTING est. Insured. 908-458-5619 REMOVAL & REPAIRS Wallpapenng • Powerwashing INTERIOR/EXTERIOR AL’S PAINTING Free est. 908-360-0048 ★908-750-4072^ Free est. Jeff 908-919-0429 Fully insured. 908-257-7463 SUTKOWSKI’S DOUBLE K A MAN & VAN Interior & Exterior DECORATIVE Faux Painting- JOE JAY PAINTING & Paperhanging WALLS Flat, Shingle, Rubber Roofing, GET THE BEST FOR LESS BUSY B’s PAINTING Painting & Paperhanging . WALLPAPERING Aluminum & Vinyl Siding FOR HIRE Free estimate. 908-583-3306 Int./Ext., Wallpaperim KidSponge s Murals * *Rag #08-308-0056 * Marble 908-251-4623 / 308-65£l312 es.Int./Ext. Call JoeFree at Est. 908-937-8166 Honest pric • PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES $30./hr.Cleanouts or 2 •men Light for Moving $45/hr. Ins., Free Est. * ' • CERAMIC TILING Rubbish & Debris Removal ALL PAINTING 908-240-2449 908-458-4251 John Ruskin INTERIOR/EXTERIOR CEILINGS GINO IMPROVEMENTS LERIOPainting, Plastering, PAINTING Taping, PAINTING 908-290-1712 J & R ROOFING & SIDING Quality Work. Reasonable Professionally sprayed/pop •• FixingWallpapenng Walls • •Spackling Painting Sheetrock, Papernanging. Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper Polish Hardwork with CLEANUP- Removal of old Rates. Mike 908-363-2786 corn effect/all colors/w/without Cheapest Price Around! Free Estimates removal.aval. Quality work, 20yrs.20yrs German Precision UNBEATABLE RATES sheds,etc Call pools,908-446-3196 metals, wood, glitter/free est. 908-525-1625 Home-908-438-0399 Free Est. exp. Ins John §08-251-0893 Exp. & Ins. 908-846-7525 BEEPER # 908-314-9736 908-390-8655 THE WALL DOCTOR BUY IT DAVE’S PAINTING Custom Papeittanging S & R ROOFING S SIDING P & R CLEANUP Quality work - Free estimates. J & D PAINTING- Neat, clean, PAPER/PAINT) & Painting By Tex Miller. 908-53%-?451 Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. SELL IT ★★908-257-8939 ★★ economical painter. Interior/ MIKE’S Int/Ext • Pap er Removal . FREE Estimates 908-679-2291 leas. exterior. Reasonable, Free es PROFESSIONAL Call Robert 908-679-7452 price. 7476 FIND IT timate. Call Joe 908-363-2321 WALLPAPER VINYL SIDING PaintingInt./Ext. &10% Wallp off. Free I PAPERHANGING Hung with" TLC, “ »atience & REPLACEMENT WINDOWS CLASSIFIED SELLS! $13./single roll. 24 years exp neatness! Maria' 1-888-1337 45 yrs exp. Call Chet. CALL CLASSIFIED! CLASSIFIED CALL CLASSIFIED! 1-800-820-1711 Mike 908-462-9097 Fully ins. 908-793-7269 087 Power Washing 092 Special S e r v ic e s HOUSE WASHING ATAMember POWERCLEAN N.J. BBB Upholstery,CUSTOM-SLIPCOVERS Draperies, Foam. 1-800-794-1417 Workmanship.36 yrs. exp. 908-888-2775 Guaranteed POWER WASHING YourSLIPCOVERS, fabric. QUALITY Custom WORK, made. mfNjjOUSMtfRR ACTION BIG SAVINGS. 908-257-5409 RI1 • Decks • Patios • Aluminum/Vinyl • Driveways • SidewalksCall John 908-251-0893• brick Cleaning TELEPHRepair, O NJacks, E Installation Wiring R & S Call25 yrs. Ed. exp. 908-536-2477 w/NYNEX PREMIUMAffordable POWERWASHING Quality Work We Can MakeLOOK YOUR NEW Property 094a Transportation 908-370-0965,Free Estimates 609-395-6921 AUTOWILL SHIPTRANSPORT VOUR CAR 089 Plumbing ANYWHERE IN THE US NEW 1995 FORD PROBE 800-235-0748908-828-5110 • 800-843-1654 ALAN BLACKBURN Front wheel drive, 5 spd. man., 4-cyl., Plumbing/Heating. 096a Window 2.0L, p/s, p/b, center console, A/C, tions.Water Remodeling.Heaters, Boiler NJ installaMaster T re a tm e n ts Plumbers License # 5325 MADE in my home, designed t/glass, rear defogger/defroster, 908-238-2945 In your home. Reasonable $ am/fm cass., body side mldgs. Call 908-308-9384 BACSOKA 096b Window VIN #9202, Stock #9S5139202, PLUMBING & HEATING MSRP 16,925, eling.Complete Water kitchen/bath Heaters. Sewer remod & W a s h in g Dir. Disc. $3,000.00, Drainrates. FreeCleaning. Estimates. Reasonable AAA LEVY'S DUN-RITE License #5628. We do it all. WINDOWS WASHED Call 908-727-0014 STORMSGUTTERS & CLEANEDSCREENS NoReas, waiting. rates. Exc., 908-739-8755 clean work. PLUMBINGG. TAYLOR & HEATING •New•Repairs Construction •Remodeling -Water HeatersGary •Reasonable/ReliableTaylor, Plumbing s a l e P r i c e License #5877 908-251-5322 GARDEN STATE REPAIRSWATER & REMODELINGHEATERS r GEORGELicense SAHUL #5568 JR. 105 Boats for Sale 908-251-5660 19’ WELLCRAFT ECLIPSE NEW 1995 FORD E250 VAN CUDDY185 HP, ’93- trailer Mercruiser & extras. I/O, TOM’S PLUMBING $11,000. Call 908-418-2225 PlumbingHeaters. Boilers.& Heating. Appliances Water & Gas Grills installed. Small jobs 20’Merc COBIA Cruiser, ’89-Cutty Low Cab, hours, I/O, Van, auto trans., p/s, p/b, UcOK. #94547 day 908-727-7719serv NJ Plumbing good. cond. Many extras. 6-cyl., A/C, am/fm stereo $5,900. Call 908-446-0712 26’302-inboard. SILVERTON Needs ’76- some Ford cass., MSRP $20,416, 090 Printing work. Asking908-656-0540 $1,600. Stk #09440, VIN THA09440, T-shirts,SCREENPRINTING sweats, jackets, hats, / Discount $2,417. signs, decals, vinyl lettering. MIKE DOLLY 908-294-8979 89. 30’Sedan SEARAY Bridge, twin 260 Windless,meres, a/c ice-maker,& heat. 300genera hrs. 091 Roofing/Siding tor. Exc. cond. $62,500 or daysbest oroffer. 908-591-1659 Call 908-591-9827 eves ALEX SMUTKO 106 Boating ROOFING Accessories S a l e P r i c e TaxesSYNONYMOUS and inflation are hurting I LIFE RAFT- Goodrich, off- f i r , 9 9 9 both of us. I need you, (shore.ators 10/0s 4 man. w/sticks, $1,000. $400. 2 Sen Y O U WILL SAVE 908-899-1894 TheMONEY cost of roofingWITH has ME. shot RIIJINHOUSE |^ERR sumerthru the and roof. shop Be aaround smart thencon callafter Smutkoyear, proven Roofing. to be Year on top of the roofing industry. AUTOMOTIVE CRAZY LOW FALL PRICES!! Hand nailing at its best. Call 110 Autos for Sale 908-583-04T2PLEASE ASK 800-794-ROOF FOR ALEX ANYTIME, ANYWHERE SpecialACURA Edition, INTEGRA 2 door, ’95fully 7 4 1 - 6 0 0 0 THE ROOF DOCTOR loaded. $19,400. or assume 700 SHREWSBURY AVE., RED BANK Sealsneed yourprotection leaks thewhen most. you lease. Call 908-607-2746 Roof repair specialist. orig.BMW owner, 325 ’86-newly 136,000 rebuilt eng.mi., Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except licensing, tax & M.V. fees. GUTTER CLEANING & exhaust sys. 4 dr., auto, FreeEvans estimates. Maint. 1-800-303-3873 Fully insured. bronze/beige.or best offer. 908-390-1238 Asking $5,000 5 2 INDEPENDENT. OCTOBER 4. 1995 110 Autos for Sale 112 Autos/Trucks They're the s a m e . B u t different. ” Wanted BUICK Century ’85 6 Cyl. 4 dr. Air, auto,, am/fm cass., AAAFree ABLERemoval & DEADof Junk 7 Cars. Days On the brand new Saturns you'll notice sell.p/s, p/b,Please p/w. call Exc. 908-721-7599 cond. Must $$ for new/old. 908-390-5531 right away that the exterior is sportier. The BUICK RIVIERA '85 ALL SCRAP CARS shocks,New trans. brakes, starter, radiator alt. : AND TRUCKS, LARGE OR ride is quieter. And the inside has even more $1,975. or best offer. SMALL. ANY CONDITION Call 908-249-0172 H & H 908-591-0366AUTO WRECKERS more room for all your passengers and BUICK SKYHAWK ’83- Brand new tires, new battery, exc, ARC CHARITIES packages - or whatever else you may be 908-651-7463cond., automatic. $1,000 Donate Your Car or Truck Children& Benefit & SeniorHandicapped Citizens chauffeuring around these days. But we're CADILLAC89 - White SEDAN w/tan inter.DE VILLEFully Fully IRS Tax Deductible loaded Moon roof. 1 owner. FreeAny Pick-Up Condition 1-800-952-2064 Accepted pleased to report that even though our $8,900.80,000 Call miles. 908-526-1839 Exc. cond new '96s are different, they still feel like a CHEVROLET CAMARO '86 CARS/TRUCKS GREAT BUY FOR EXPORT Saturn and act like a Saturn. In other cassette,Black, V6, cruise, all power, air. new am/fm 16” ’80-’94. Paying 1,000’s over port tires. ABS, airbags bankdealers. payoffs Hi miles OK OK. CashLease at& words, they're still fun to drive, and a true 17,000$12,500. miles. Call Excellent908-521-5976 cond, your door. Call 908-462-5017 pleasure to own. WAGONCHEVROLET '85 - CELEBRITY Runs well. CASH FOR YOUR CAR Good condition. $1,000. EastARTY’S Brunswick AUTO 908-257-6700 SALES M i JS Hope to see Call 908-583-8480 $ CASH PAID $ you soon. CHEVROLET MALIBU An makes & models. Cash on miles79. 4 door. Asking 91,000 $500. original Call the SPOT. Call 908-477-6846 SATIRN 908-495-4814 CASH PAID CHEVY’89- Show CORVETTE car, white, COUPEground For junk cars, trucks, for effects, removable roof, wood recycling.Dai’s Call 908-787-5453 anytime Tommy dash,miles $22,000. alarm, phone,908-238-5682 42,000 CHEVY NOVA ’79- 99,000 air,orig, shocks. mi„ 2 dr.,Runs p/s, well. p/b, $300hitch, / best offer 908-615-9534 DONATE VEHICLES DODGE STEALTH ’91 BOATS & FURNITURE Charlie Setzler, - MOVING MUST SELL RunningJewish Heritageor not. forTax the Deduct. Blind Surfer, Saturn Owner P/B,Red. P/W.w/blk. AM/FM leather, cass. AC, FullyP/S, Free Quick Pickup warranty,loaded. 36Exc. .000 cond. miles. $12,500 Full 8OO-2-DONATE NEW 1996 SL-2 or best offer 908-438-1272 FORD EXPLORER XLT '94- JUNK & RUNNING CARS auto, p/b, p/s, 4 dr., anti-lock, TOP24 CASH HOUR PRICES SERVICE PAID A Different Kind of Company. A Different kind of C a r . hood rack, deep hunter green, 908-536-8031, 609-758-8850 26,000$19,800. miles. Call 908-727-9362Financing avail. REPAIRABLEWANTED-RUNNING Cars 4and Trucks S a t u r n o f F r e e h o l d 4 0 3 9 r l . 9 Norm Freehold, n j 9 0 8 -3 0 3 - 8 7 0 0 spd.,GEO am/fmSPECTRUM cass., runs’89 great,- 5 : >100 and UP. Junk Cars SA LES M -F.....9-9 SA T.....9-6 SER V IC E St. PA RTS M W F.....8-5 TU E & TH R 8 - 7 : 3 0 well maintained. 97,000 miles. Removed 908-238-9481 Frontbest offer end Calldamage, 908-821-4314 $500. or WE BUY JUNK CARS S A T U R N o f Eatontow n 67 RL. 36 Eatontown. NJ 908-389-8822 Marlboro Auto Wreckers HYUNDAIIn mint cond. '91 Auto.,SCOUPE 2 dr., LS air, 908-591-1400 SA LES M -F....9 9 SAT-■■■■9-0 SER V IC E & PAR'I'S M -F....8-3 SA T...8-12 p/s, p/b, am/fm cass. 72,000mi. Runs like new. Ask 116 Motorcycles ing $5,500. Call 908-721-3204 Mopeds White,LINCOLN CD, MARKwd. dash, VIII 24,000 '93- roofmi., tract,$26,000 asst., 908-238-5682 phone, moon CASH PAID For MotorcyclesCall 908-820-881 & Mopeds f MAURO MOTORS INC CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH miles.SUZUKI $1,000. GS 1000 ’79- 18,000 Pontiac Specialists Woodbridge 908-634-4100 908-899-1894 CharcoalMAZDA PROTEGE grey. 4 dr., ’92 sunroof, loaded. New battery & tires. 117 Trucks/Vans askingMINT $8,700.cond. 908-446-3117 Book $9,200., RASSAS MERCEDES BENZ CHEVY S-10 PICKUP ’92- W/ •PONTIAC 560 SEL '88- 53,000 orig. custom fiberglass cap, v-6, miles, 1 owner. Exc. cond. All Mintauto, condition.am/fm cass, $7,900. a/c, ps, pb. serviceor best offer.records 908-526-1839 avail. $21,500. 908-739-9489 Owned & Operated by the Rassas Family Since 1930! We are MERCEDES- 500SL ’90 DODGE CARAVAN CARGO Black w/grey int. 1 owner, ga- transmission89- Am/fm stereo, work. a/c, Askingneeds Monmouth County's Oldest and Most 1’xperiencedPontiac Dealership. iffer.age 908-381-1829kept. $57,000. or best $1,900 Call 908-446-9478 MERCURY TRACER ’94 - DODGE GRAND CARAVAN Dark green, pis. p/b, p/w, air, Am/FMLE 89 - stereo,V-6, all power, roof rack.A/C, Leaveauto. 21,500message miles. 908-521-5488 $9,595. Immac. $8,500 908-747-6777 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN White.MITSUBISHI 5 speed. ECLIPSE Fully loaded,GS ’91 LE ’92-Original Owner. 3.3 sunroof, spoiler. Good condi Airbag.Litre, loaded!Asking 36,000$13,850. miles. Call tion, Asking908-536-9557 $8,500. Call after 5pm 908-254-4470 G NISSAN MAXIMA ’84 FORD AEROSTAR ’87- Re built motor, new dutch, 5 spd. roof,Blue 5 air,spd loaded.New brakes, Original sun Good condition. $2,700. Must OVER50NEW 1995 PONTIACS MUST GO! orowner-129,000 best offer. 908-721-6365 miles. $2,200 sell. Call 908-251-1559 NISSAN SENTRA '88 -Red, 2 GMC SONOMA SLE ’91 dr.. auto, P/S, P/B, A/C, cap,5 spd., air, am/fmp/s, p/b, cass., siderunners, bedliner, cond.Alarm. Orig. 83,000 owner. miles. Asking Exc. V6, cruise, sliding window in $3,300. Can 908-613-9666 cap. $6,250.908-422-0667 or best offer. Call OLDS CUSTOM CRUISER JEEP COMANCHE PICK-UP p/s84- 9p/b. passenger $500. —’wagon,87 eng.— a/c, &“ ’88 - 5 spd., 2 WD, air, am/fm. rans. 908-254-7412 Low mileageAsking Good$3,200. condition. PONTIAC GRAND PRIX '84 Call 908-438-0499 on our rem aining White$1,200 & blue. or bestRuns offer. great. PLYMOUTH VOYAGER ’89- Call 908-679-2177 fect$6,500. family Dealer vehicle. serviced. A/C, roof-Per SAAB 9000CD ’92 rack, cassette deck, cruise, 1 yr. bumper-bumper war movablenew trans, seats 93,000 908-431-8334 miles, re miles,ranty, like all new. options, Best 34,000offer. NEW '95 LEFTOVERS! Call 908-506-0329 ve,PLYMOUTH black cherry, VOYAGER am/fm cass., ’gi SAABdoor, 9005 low ’94-mileage. $17,700. tintedFirst $7,100. glass, 908-780-5772 77,000 miles. 908-607-2746or assume lease. Call The '9G Excitem ent Starts Now ! TOYOTA 4 RUNNER '92 Porsches,SEIZED CARS Cadillacs. FROM Chevys, $175. Fully loaded. New tires, new BMW’s, Corvettes. Also brakes.or best offer.Exc. 908-224-8881cond. $20,900. TollJeeps, free 4 1-800-898-9778.WD’s. Your area. Ext. A-5139 for current listings. 118 Motor Homes TOYOTAspd., p/s,CELICA p/b, GTair, ’87cruise, Rec. Vehicles m/fm slereo cass. 90,000 27’ BOUNDER '88 FLEET Callmiles. 908-246-2004 $3,300. or best offer. WOOD-Class A, motor home, tion,self-contained, exc. cond.has every Asking op N E W '9 5 NISSAN NISSAN I G 2 0 l i i i l l l h L --- 4 Door, FRWD, Auto Trans w/OD, 140 HP 4-Cyl Iname, P/Strg, P/ABS Brks. A/C, Dual Air Bags Central Locking, ; ::: .'.v ■ Power Windows/Mirrors/Antenna, B/Del. lilt. Cruise. Int. LEASE ^ • •••: \ Wipers, AM/FM Stereo CD Player, Anti-Theft System, Alloy Wheels, T/Glass Cully Loaded. VImT527495. MSKP:. F O R 3 8 524,355 iblof of Payments S7;562 + 1ox. MONTHS: Based on 38 month dosed end lease. S 1 8 7 5 down or trade equiv. S I 99 + 5 1 0 0 = refundable security deposit, 1 st month paym ent S 5 4 5 0 bank fee due ot inception. 12,000 mi/yr, 5.10 a mile thereafter. Option to purchase at lease end S 1 1,446. N E W 9 6 1 3 0 4-Dr, FBWD, 5-Spd Manual Trans, 3.0L V-6 Ena, P/Strg, P/ABS Brks, A/C, Climate Cntrl, P/Sts/Winds/Mirrs/Ant, Dual Air Bags Central Locking, R/Del, Till, Cruise, Keyless . _ « 0 r- v [airy, Anti-Theft System, AM/FM Stereo Cass/CD, Alloy Lb Abb Wheels T/Gloss, Fully Loadedl VIMT0D7636. F O R 3 6 ■ ■ ■ ■ MSRP: 528,900 Total of payments $10,764 + tax. MONTHS: 2 3 3 Based on 363 6 month closeddosed end leose.lease. 5$2500 2 5 0 0 down orot trade eauiv,equiv, $4S05 4 5 0 refundable security deposit, 11st st month paymentpaym ent & $4505 4 5 0 1991 Chevy bank fee due at inception. 15,000 mi/yr, $.15 a mile thereafter. Option to purcnase at lease end $76,762. Probe LX Coupe • X CT Coupe VIN S I™ ;*''**' P/B, AM/PM. 72,813 m Sief'0- C i r c l e WEST LONG 3BRANCH, \ / 908-389-1200 * 4 l)tlanmo-uiA &r (f&cean c€aimiie.& c/u&lae^ ?)npnUi Price(s) indude(s) all costs to be paid by a consumer, except licensing costs, registration fees, and taxes. Lease subject to credit approval ond PARTIAL INVENTORY LISTING insurability as determined by primary lender. Pictures for illustrative purposes only. Not responsible for typos. Available thru 10/31/95. 1986 Buick 1990 Nissan 1990 Nissan 1988 Olds VIN #GH417279rLeSabre 4dr, aulo VIN #LC747413,Sentra aulo. A/C, VIN# LU516704,Sentra 5spd, Cutlass Supreme w/od, V-6, A/C, 42,849 mi. P/W, P/B, AM/FM cass, tint, A/C, P/B, AM/FM, lint, A/C.VIN #JP323639.P/W. P/B. AM/FM auto w/od.cass. cloth int, 84,810 mi. cruise, 76,688 mi. tint, cruise, 48,980 mi *5,456 *5*856 *4,256 *5,256 in 1993 Toyota 1988 Chevy 1991 Chevy 1992 Olds Tercel VINS-10 #J8102548, Blazer auto, 4x4 A/C, VIN #MEBeretta 110670, auto w/od, VINCutlass HND348363, Supreme auto w/od, A/C,VIN P/S,#P0317701, P/B, AM/FM, 5spd, rr P/W, P/B, AM/FM cass, A/C, P/B, AM/FM cass, tint, def, 45,095 mi. tint, cruise, 74,809 mi. cruise, 72,813 mi. A/C. cruise,P/B. AM/FM 45,368 cass. mi. tint, *6.936 *6,956 *6,956 *7,156 1992 Toyota 1993 Chevy 1992 Chrysler 1989 Nissan VIN #NC184527,Corolla auto, VIN Cavalier#P7348364. auto, R5 A/C, VIN #NT268867,Lebaron auto, A/C, MaximaVIN (TKT297527 GXE auto, 4drA/C, A/C, P/S, P/B, AM/FM P/L, P/W. AM/FM cass, ABS. P/S, P/L, P/W, P/B, AM/FM cass, tint, 52,937 mi. tint, cruise, 41,581 mi. cass, tint, cruise, 45,164 mi. P/B,tint, P/S, cruise, P/L, 74,975AM/FM mi.cass, *7,956 *8,956 *9,956 *9.936 1991 Toyota 1991 Eagle 1994 Eagle 1992 Toyota ...By getting you the most car for your money. VIN Camr#M396756,tin aulo,DX A/C, VIN #ME138439,Talon auto w/od, A/C. VIN #RE027026,Talon auto, VIN #N3045456,auto,Corolla DX A/C, ...By giving you the courteous, personal service you deserve. P/S. P/L, P/W, P/B, AM/FM P/W, P/B, P/mir, P/L, AM/FM A/C, P/S, P/B, rr defrost, P/S, P/B, AM/FM cass, tint, cass, tint, cruise, 55,851 mi. cass, tint, cruise, 39,343 mi. tint, 37,286 mi. 48,292 mi. ...By giving you over 25 years ol combined teasing expertise. *9,956 *9,956 *10,456 *10.936 ^By offering all Manufacturer Rebates and Rate Specials. 1992 Chevy 1994 Saturn 1994 Olds 1992 Nissan LuminaVIN #NT110178,, 7 Pass auto, Van VIN #RZ287476,SLI auto, A/C, Supreme SL Maxima A/C, P/S, P/B, AM/FM, tint, P/S, P/L, P/W, P/B, AM/FM VINP/S, #RD307300,P/L, P/W, P/B. auto. AM/FM A/C, VIN #NT019677, auto w/od, A/C. 42,639 mi. cass, sunrf, 45,095 mi. cass, tilt, cruise, 24,606 mi. P/S.cass, P/L, tint, P/W. cnise, PB, P/mirr,46,891 AM/FNmi. We Lease *10,956 *10,956 *12,956 *12,956 1994 Olds 1994 Nissan 1992 DodgeRam 1994 Nissan Every Make And Model VIN #RH32088688 Royal auto, A/C, VIN Altima#RC202965, GXE auto, A/C, 250 Conversion Van Pathfinder XE 4x4 P/seats, P/L, P/W, ABS, AM/FM P/S, P/L, P/W, P/B, AM/FM VINP/L, #NK107530,P/W, P/B, AM/FM auto, A/C,cass, P/S, Hi- VIN *RW232303, auto, A/C, cass, tint, cruise, 20,524 mi. cass, tilt, cruise, 25,865 mi. top, cruise, 45,095 mi. P/S, P/L. P/W. P/B. AM/FM cass, tilt, cruise. 24,121 mi. CALL FOR A ca National Vehicle *14,856 *14,956 *14,956 *19^075 FREE CUSTOM QUOTE NVLA Leasing Association Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for lic, reg & taxes. PIN E BELT N ISSA N W Em KEYPORT Ernmr. r STRIVIN G TO BE THE BEST!!! A (908) 446-5200 A 5 4 INDEPENDENT, OCTOBER 4, 1995 700,000P R E -01A f NED VEHICLE CLEARANCE SPORTS CARS | S E D A N S I P IC K -U P S ISPORTS UTILITIES 1 990 J E E P W R A N G LE R 4X 4 1988 FORD THUNDERBIRD 1994 BUICK CENTURY 4 OR. 1994 CHEVY S-10 PICKUP 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/B. no A/C. Stk. V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C, #9527. VIN #LJ529895. <-w n n c P/seats, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass. Stk. 73,425 miles. 9 1 9 O tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass., T.G. Stk. AM/FM stereo cass., fiberglass cap. Stk. 1993 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LIMITED #9529. VIN #JH120886. $c D O C #9532. VIN #RK160457. $ 0 O O C 6 cyl., auto trans.. P/S. P/B, A/C. P/L. P/W. P/seats, 55,816 miles. 3 , 0 9 3 #9537. VIN #RS624751 n n n c tilt/cruise, roof rack, console, alloy whls., AM/FM 20,648 miles. 0 , 9 9 3 stereo cass., leather Int. Sk. #9552 AAA 1995 EAGLE TALON ESI 14,929 miles. VIN #PC51924. 43,600 miles. JC.4L 3 U 1993 DODGE DAKOTA 1 993 JEEP LAREDO 4 DR. 4X4 4-cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 1987 CHRYSLER FIFTH AVE. 4 DR. 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C, V-8, auto trans., P/S. P/B, A/C. P/L, P/W, AM/FM stereo cass., T.G. Balance of Factory V-8, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, Stk. #9451. VIN #PS172522. 5-7 n f l c cass..P/seats, T.G. tilt/cruise, Stk. #9497. alloy VIN whls., «-# AM/FM n c stereo n c Warranty. Stk. #9520. $4 c ( W i n 36,184 miles. # , 9 9 3 #PC521398. 44.488 miles I VIN #SE023632.8,038 miles. 1 P/seats, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass., T.G. 1994 JEEP LAREDO LIMITED 4 DR. 4X4 Stk.#9539.VIN#HX739740 tm n n C V-8, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C. P/L, P/W. P/seats, 1993 SATURN COUPE SCI 1991 FORD F-150 LARIAT XLT tilt/cruise, roof rack, AM/FM stereo cass.. T.G., 4-cyl., a u U a o |^ '& P/fc^C, P/L, P/W, 73,120 miles. 4 , 9 9 3 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, leather int. Stk. #9470. ca a cruise. A ^ S B e A ftssF a stk . #9515. tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass. T.G., fiberglass VIN #RC110291. 24,948 miles. 1990 CHRYSLER LEBARON 4 DR. 1994 FORD EXPLORER XLT 4 DR. 4X4 VIN #PZ17W ?5^^“ " “ ^ n A n t cap. Stk. #9541. VIN <4 n A n c 6 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B. A/C. P/L, 53,780 miles. 9,993 V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, #MNA85192. 39,648 miles. I i . , 9 9 3 P/W. tllt/cruise, roof rack, AM/FM stereo cass. tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass., T.G. Stk. Stk. #9461. VIN #RUB47264. A A A R 1989 MERCURY COUGAR LS 1991 NISSAN PICKUP 23,420 miles. I SJ, SfSf 3 #9503. VIN #LF835710. t - , n n C 1 989 JEEP LAREDO 4 DR. 4X4 V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, 6 cyl.. auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C. P/L, P/W. P/seats, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass. T.G. 76,048 miles. / , 3 9 0 AM/FM stereo, fiberglass cap. Stk. #9436. VIN tilt/cruise, alloy whls., AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., Stk. #9540. VIN #KH668574. O O C select trac. Stk. #9395. a 1990 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 DR. #MC381702. < m n n c VIN #KL562560. 71,831 miles. I U ,9 0 U 65,912 miles. 0,999 92,171 miles. 4 , 9 9 3 1989 JEEP CHEROKEE 2 DR. 4X4 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 6 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, alloy 1992 PLYMOUTH LASER 2 DR. 1993 TOYOTA PICKUP whls., AM/FM stereo cass., T.G. Stk. #9446. 4 - c y l., a u t o trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/W, tilt tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass., T.G. Stk. 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C, VIN #KL628592. < 0 A A R WHL., AM/FM stereo cass. T.G. Stk. #9491. #9482. VIN #LY692015. h a A ftC 64,650 miles. O , 3 3 U AM/FM stereo cass. Stk. #9410. VIN 1 993 JEEP LAREDO 4 DR. 4X4 VIN #NE109763. $ n O O C 67,169 miles. 1 1 1 , 9 3 3 #PZ048647. $ n a a p 6 cyl.. auto trans.. P/S, P/B. A/C, P/L P/W, 66,213 miles. 0 , 9 9 3 P/seats, tilt/cruise, roof rack, alloy whls., 1993 CHRYSLER CONCORDE 4 DR. 24,500 miles. 0 , 9 9 3 AM/FM stereo. CD player. T.G., quadra-trac. 1989 FORD ESCORT 2 DR. GT Stk. #9252. VIN #PC602488 s - f 0 A A R V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 40,835 miles. ■ O 9 SfO 4-cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, 1989 FORD BRONCO II tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo, T.G. Stk. #9485. VIN P/seats, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass., T.G. V-6, 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B. A/C. P/L, #KT171128. n n r IMPORTS P/W, tilt/cruise. AM/FM stereo cass.. T.G. Stk. Stk. #9369. VIN #PH534926 • n n C #9217. VIN #KUB05247. S R A A O 65,183 miles. 4 , 9 9 3 32,085 miles. 1 4 , 9 9 3 1992 PLYMOUTH COLT 3 DR. 81.289 miles. 1993 PLYMOUTH LASER RS 4 c y l., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, T.G., AM/FM 4-cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 1993 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4 DR. stereo Stk. #9480. VIN $#* A A C #NU053938. 24,932 miles. O , 9 9 0 tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass. T.G. Stk. #9467. V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seats, VANS & WAGONS V IN # P E 0 3 8 6 2 1 . t ^ n j a p tilt/cruise, alloy whls., AM/FM stereo cass., T.G. 1994 HONDA ACCORD EX 4 DR. 1993 CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC WAGON 52,865 miles. 1 1 1 , 4 9 3 Stk. #9358. VIN IP1243971. t * * a a c 6 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, V-8, aulo trans.. P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W. P/seats, 1989 DODGE DAYTONA P/seats, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass., T.G. Stk. tilt/cruise, roof rack, AM/FM stereo cass. 37,947 miles. ’ 14 , 9 9 3 #9476. VIN #RA074892. «-f C n n r Stk. #9548. VIN #PW131146. $-* n n n c 4-cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt 24,701 miles. 10,990 54.318 miles. 10,999 whl., AM/FM stereo, T.G. Stk. #9412. VIN 1991 CHEVY CAVALIER RS 4 DR. 1993 NISSAN SENTRA E 4 DR. 1990 OLDS CUSTOM CRUISER WAGON #KG139778. $y| ylQC 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seats, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, T.G., tilt/cruise, 85,299 miles. 4 , 4 9 3 stereo, T.G. Stk. #9338. VIN t r f l f l c tilt/cruise, roof rack, alloy whls., AM/FM stereo AM/FM stereo. Stk. #9474. VIN $ n n n c cass , T.G , 9 passenger. Stk. #9477. 1989 BUICK REGAL 2 DR. LIMITED #MJ127558.70,217 miles. 3 , 9 9 3 #PC819468. 51,076 miles. O , 9 9 0 VIN #LR301844. 79,600 miles. 7 ,4 5 1 0 6-cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seats, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass. T.G. 1993 HYUNDAI ELANTRA 4 DR. 1992 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY WAGON 1995 CHRYSLER CONCORDE 4 DR. V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, Stk. #9300. VIN #K1420781. OOC 4 cyl., 5 spd. man trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, Stereo, T.G. Stk. #9429. VIN A A C P/seats, tllt/cruise, roof rack, alloy whls., 77,133 miles. * 0 , 9 9 3 #PU360364. 39,193 miles. # ,9 9 0 AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., leather int. Stk. 1993 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 2 DR. tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass., T.G. Stk. #9492. #9401. VIN #NX108784. u m n n t - V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM stereo VIN #SH611973. Dealer <4 -7 a a p 1988 VOLKSWAGON FOX 4 DR. 59,930 miles. M 4,990 cass. T.G. Stk. #9257. VIN S O i l O C Program Car. 17,746 miles. I / , 9 9 0 4 cyl., 4 ^ M KngfPterm P/BM^A/C. AM/FM 1 992 CHEVY CAVALIER RS WAGON stereo cggfcBiirM >B ■ J 9399. VIN #PN652692. 32,441 miles. 0 , 4 9 3 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, T.G., AM/FM #JP00567P"^ OOC stereo cass. Stk. #9286. VIN A C C 1994 CHRYSLER LEBARON 1990 OLDS 88 ROYALE 4 DR. 75,487 miles. £,990 #N7158075. 44,175 miles. 0 ,9 0 0 CONVERTIBLE 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 1992 HONDA ACCORD LX 4 DR. 1995 PLYMOUTH GRAND VOYAGER SE V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seats, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass. T.G. Stk. #9186. roadster top, Stk. #9334. VIN # t-j a a p tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass., T.G. Stk. tilt/cruise, roof rack, AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., VIN #RF303612. $4 j t c « C #9406. VIN #NA142515. S i o n o n Stk. #9494. VIN #SX614486 u n n n r 18,362 miles. 1 4 , 3 9 3 LI801020.55,642 miles. / , 9 9 U 37,143 miles. 10,9911 18,878 miles. 10,999 FOR FAST CREDIT CALL, FAX M AIL O R BRING THIS APPLICATIO N TO PETE O R JULIAN CALL: 1-800-371-2112 • FAX: 1-908-264-7415 BUHLER Chrysler • Plymouth * Jeep • Eagle W HATEVER YOUR CREDIT SITUATION... 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