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Fun on the Fourth The Black family of Aberdeen has a special reason to _ celebrate this Fourth of July. > Gunnery Sgt. Edward Black, a member of the 6th Motor Transport Battalion in Red Bank who served in the Persian Gulf War, returned home on Mother's Day. His family (l-r), son Edward Jr., daughter Denise, Edward, wife Karen, and daughter Heather, look forward to a day filled with special activities. For the story, see Page 28. 2 JULY 3,1991, THE REGISTER
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Photograph by Rich Shuttz SIGN OF THE TIMES INDEX Zoe Mavridis and har chadran, Aaron Farber, 6, and Emily Farber, 3, study a sign posted in front of their Little Silver home THE ARTS 24 protesting the county freeholders' proposal to build an incinerator in Tinton Falls. Mavridis, along with two fellow borough AUTOMOTIVE 53-55 residents, formed an anti-incineration group called Taxpayers for Rational Resource Management For the story, see Page 12. CHECK IT OUT ' 30 CLASSED 41-52 CALENDAR _ 23 DINING 30 IN THE SPOTLIGHT 14 Will care facility ease housing shortage? ART KAMINS COLUMN It The Rev. Andrew L. Foster Jr.. president NEWS BRIEFS 15 of the Westside Ministerial Alliance, said ARA NUGENT It Red Bank officials that his group, in conjunction with the Na- "This really doesn't address OBITUARIES 35 tional Association for the Advancement of that problem (the shortage of OPINION 4 Colored People (NAACP). sued to prevent PEOPLE IN THE NEWS 31 split over proposal River Street School Associates from con- affordable housing for senior POLICE BEAT 36 structing condominiums on the same site citizens in the county). It's a PROPERTY LINES 40 for 252 units four years ago. His main concern, he said, is REAL ESTATE NEWS 40 that the facility address the need for low- care facility, but it's not really REGION ROUNDUP 20-21 and moderate income housing, as well as senior citizen housing. I think CHARLES RUBINSTEIN 26 minority housing. BILLSANDFORD 9 RED BANK — Local officials are split this addresses the problem a SOCIAL SCENE 22 over whether the construction of an elderly Se far, he said, his concerns have been little, but not fully. It's very SPORTS 37-30 care facility, proposed for the site of the answered to his satisfaction, noting that the LINDA McK STEWART 32 former River Street School, would ease the proposal calls for about a 40 percent minori- expensive, actually." YESTERYEAR 4 shortage of affordable housing for local low- ty population. and middle-income senior citizens. "As things stand." he said, "we won'rbe Pasquale "Pat" Menna A total of 252 units, bousing 33S seniors, watching it like a hawk." Red Bank Borough Councilman is proposed for the 2.2-acre site. The proposal has been deemed "techni- The Register A shortage of affordable housing for se- cally incomplete" by Borough Engineer nior citizens in Monmouth County will not Richard A. Kosenski. We're offering as an alternative a contribu- Founded in 1878 be eased much by the proposed facility, by John H. Cook and Henry Clay In a report. Kosenski said that the builder tion to a new rig." Because the facility according to Borough Councilman Pasquale must revise certain parts of the application would dominate the site, located between "Pat" Menna to the Planning Board before the project River and Catherine streets and Shrewsbury DAVID THALER "This really doesn't address that prob- receives an engineering review. He cited a and Bridge avenues, the application should lem." Menna said. "It's a care facility, but chart showing proposed and required park- be scrutinized, according to Menna. FRANK VJNCI it's not really senior citizen housing. I think ing, drainage, and a soils report "It's a site that is going to be utilized to its this addresses the problem a little, but not Kosenski's also requested that the builder (maximum) extent" Menna said, referring WILLIAM PETERSON fully. It's very expensive, actually " provide a more detailed written description to the high density. "I don't think any cor- of the proposed operations of the site in- ners should be cut." RICHARDM POLITY Bat Cynthia Webster, director of the Red Bank Senior Citizens Center, said the facili- cluding loading, traffic flow, hours of opera- The councilman also said the application ty would ease the area shortage of housing tion, number of employees, and other perti- contained no provision for "active recre- VINCEN7JJ3RASSIA nent items. ation." He said he hopes the Parks and Rec- that seniors on a fixed income can afford. reation Department and the director of the 'Even senior housing projects around the Menna explained that the builder's pro- Senior Citizens Center will help to take up area have two- to three-, and sometimes posal called for tenants with a mean age of that slack. 78. JUDITH McGEE FEENEY four- to five-year waiting lists," she said. Webster said that many Red Bank resi- "So there is a tremendous need." Because "a great many of the residents dents seek to move their elderly parents Local seniors commonly live on a month- will need ... medical and health care." Men- from outside the area, such as from New MARKR ROSMAN na said, the facility will therefore not cater I Editor/Sport* ly income of between $400 and $800. York City, into senior housing in the bo-_, Webster said, adding that the average one- to those ranging in age from about 5 5 to 60 rough. THE REGISTER (USPS 005-981 ISSW»8*«704| bedroom apartment in Red Bank rents for who seek a degree of "flexibility and mobili- "That's n 1 Unnn-Believable Food Prices! Rex Gene will be open July 4th from 8 a.m. til 2 p.m. Have a safe and happy holiday from the Rex Gene Team. Our Quality Is Guaranteed Rex-Gene is not an ordinary supermarket but a Food Warehouse where you can save up to 40% on your weekly food bill TENDER, JUICY, CUSTOM FRESH, GRADE A, BONE IN CUT BEEF TENDERLOIN BREASTS $369 $119 R-1.3 (7 LB. AVG.) • LB. PLANNED PARK 40 LB. BOX LOTS «1~ LB. The shaded area on the map represents what will become Riverdale Park. Present plans call for recreation in the upland area — the area near Riverdale Avenue West — TENDER, MEATY, BABY PORK to include Softball, baseball, football, volleyball and soccer areas and areas for run- FRESH FARM ning and logging. Possible recreation in the low-lying area* near the Swimming River BBQ YELLOW include canoeing, fishing, day hiking, bird watching and nature studies. SPARE RIBS Riverdale Park gets nod By Mark Rondeau a long time. "At this point it is a very good deal." he said. After the vote, the audience TINTON FALLS — Borough officials burst into happy shouting and applause, $4 69 and an environmentalist from the state with at least one resident in tears. Green Acres program will be meeting on Groer said that the July 10 meeting I LB. site July 10 to discuss the development "Your One-Stop Shop for 1 Mate Singing all your pet needs" | CANAMB I NOW ONLY Specializing in... ONLY AKC PUPPIES KITTENS ^799 I *29" TROPICAL FISH VttfcTWs Coupon SMALL ANIMALS ^ Coupon Expires7/27/°1 &<**« 7/27/9? BABY DOMESTIC BIRDS L REPT1LE5 Also o Complere Baby Line of Per Supplies IGUANAS and Per Foods FEATURING NAME BRANDS ONLY SUCH AS... I I fans Tetro I Eukonubo Wordleys 1 Triumph LfrM 1 Koytee Abba I I Science Diet 1 1 and much u——• much more! OPEN 7 DAYS r*5o°° Mon-Fri 10am-7pm, Sat 10am-6pm, Sun 11am-5pm I \ Off Any Free Parking in Rear of Store and poppy Rear Entrance 16 WEST FRONT STREET, RED DANK 7/27/91 908-2190706 8 JULY 3,1991, THE REGISTER FAMILIES Haven offers 2 acres Open your home URGENTLY ro on international to state for composting site NEEDED! youth (6 months or a year) Land swap needed "We've proposed to give a lot to comply with rules of property near the park. of Green Acres grant They're not buildabie lots." Michael Pellechio Students will be port of your family and attend tocol high By Lawn Jaajar school. I5E students (ages 15-18) ore carefully screened, Fair Haven Borough hove full m^dicol Insurance ond bring their own spending FAIR HAVEN — The borough may administrator money. have to donate land to the state to operate Col Doono for more Wormortoo of its composting center legally, according to Borough Administrator Michael Pellechio. If it does, the borough may have to pur- (908) 957-0556 or 1400-333-1471 The composting site is located on Fair chase nearby private property. Haven Fields, Ridge Road, which was They (DEP) always change what they (INTERNATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE. INC 6 A NOfWflOfiT ORGANIZATION) bought by the state in 1974 with Green want, which causes problems," Pellechio Acres funds. Under Green Acres, the site said. must be preserved as open space. The bo- rough was not aware that a composting cen- If the state wants more property than the ter can not be located on Green Acres land. town has offered, would local residents be forced to sell their homes to the borough? SALE STARTS Pellechio hopes that the state will accept two acres of land owned by the borough in "One option is condemnation of the JULY 4th exchange for the land used by the compost- property," admitted Pellechio. wide ing center. After the state approves the land ex- Store "The law states that Green Acres land change, the National Park Service must en- can be used for only recreational purposes," . dorse the deal. explained John Keith, assistant commis- "The National Park Service," Pellechio sioner of the Department of Environmental said, "will take forever, longer than the Protection. DEP." "There's a lot of room for confusion," he Approximately 800 pounds of brush are added, "but we hope to resolve this over the composted each year in Fair Haven, saving next few weeks." $115.000 to $200,000 residents would have At the time Fair Haven Fields was pur- to pay another town for the service. chased, the composting station had already The brush composting site was shut down THIS IS IT! OUR FAMOUS been on the site for about about three years. April S, but reopened with a temporary per- Was the DEP aware of the compost site mit two weeks later. It was again closed then? Keith didn't know, but quickly added, May IS, but the DEP issued another exten- "Rules and regulations have changed." sion to Aug. IS. Summer Clear-away Brash is recycled by a tub grinder, pur- The composting center went unnoticed chased by the town three years ago for -NOTHING HELD BACK by the state until last year, when a neighbor $135,000. The brush is turned into chips. complained to the DEP. which can be used for landscaping and tra- "We were doing fine," said John Reilly. ils. public works superintendent, "but all it "We still have no permit to operate the takes is one person to complain." leaf composter." Pellechio said. "We're still Pellechio, who met with Keith two weeks pursuing it" ago, said he does not know what the town He hopes that by autumn, the permit will will give the state. ,OW YOU SAVE be issued. "We've proposed to give a lot of property Assemblymen John Villapiano and Dan near the park," he said. "They're not builda- Jacobson (D-Monmouth) voiced their com- Melots." plaint about the slow process. Pellechio said that the composting site, "Closing this compost site," they said in a OPEN located off Hendnckson Road, takes up just press release they issued jointly, "makes no about an acre. However, a buffer around the sense at a time when all levels of govern- THURS. site, required by the state, encompasses an- ment are trying new ways to reduce their other acre. solid waste stream. It is imperative for the JULY 4th Pellechio hopes that the DEP doesn't state government to smooth the way for 10-4 want more than two acres. programs such as this." Pupils lose seat on shuttle bus LITTLE SILVER — Fourth-grade stu- both running mornings and afternoons, for "Of LADIES dents will no longer be permitted to ride the students who live near Markham Place lT district's two shuttle buses, and third-grad- School but attend the Point Road School. ers may lose their riding privileges as well. Adding a third bus to accommodate the ad- fl SHOES The Board of Education voted unani- ditional students, said Superintendent of mously last week to stop allowing fourth- Schools Thomas Gallagher, was not consid- III ONSAU graders to use the shuttle service and ered by the board, because it would have warned that if all eligible students in the cost about $ 15,000. first and second grades take advantage of the buses, the third-graders will also be Board Secretary Evelyn McCann said that banned. during May, an average of 56 students rode MAJOR the bus in the morning, and an average of An expected increase in the number of 72 used it in the afternoon. In June, she students in grades 1-3 was cited as the rea- said, an average of 50 students rode the bus EVERYTHING IN EVERY DEPARTMENT son for the policy change. in the morning and 71 used it in the af- IS ON THIS SUPER SALE REDUCED PRICES! The board provides two shuttle buses. ternoon. Rumson resident to attend library confab RUMSON - Renee Becker Swartz. Rum- lumbia, the six U.S. territories, American son, will represent the state of New Jersey at Indian tribes and the Federal Library Com- DEPARTMENT STORE the White House Conference on Library munity, to develop public policy proposals and Information Services, to be held July 9- for improving the nation's library and infor- ••nMTONFAUSl 13. mation resources. Swartz is a library and information sup- Swartz said, "As libraries become more of DAILY t SAT. 9:30-5:30, TMNL & Rl. TH 9, SUN. NOON TO 5 porter delegate who is an active volunteer. a national priority, users benefit from the The conference win bring delegates and availability of information resources and in- alternates from 50 states, the District of Co- formation sharing." l v..: THE REGISTER, JULY 3, 1991 9 BILL SANDFORD del-ISH's VIRONME cafe Living in the DELICIOUS BREAKFAST SPECIALS woods has CORNED BEEF HASH, BLUEBERRY advantages Look PANCAKES AND MUCH MORE! In today's society, people probably would CHILDREN'S SPECIALS say that Henry had to be a little touched in for the the head. It isn't right for a man with a Register's^ Open Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m. 'til 4 pm • Closed Sundays Harvard degree to fritter his life away, living alone in a shack in the woods, barely mak- new, exciting look Located in ACME Shopping Center behind Fair Haven Exxon ing ends meet by doing an odd job now and then. But things were different then, and the squire of Walden was accepted by the peo- ple of the neighboring village who regarded philosophers as a necessary part of the com- munity. FRANK'S A few - among them some of the most enlightened minds of the time - understood what he was saying and respected him. They knew that if he was a little touched, it was too bad everybody wasn't. Now his neighbors are gone, and most of them long forgotten. So are the sons of Eli who may have quipped, "So what can you expect of a Harvard?" But more people ev- ery year are listening to what young Hank had to say, back there in Concord. He said. "That man is richest whose plea- sures are cheapest." And he joked. "Some circumstantial evi- dence is very strong, like a trout in the milk." Students have been committing such of his statements to memory for well over a century. Some have found them useful to their own purposes. On Sept. 7, 1851. Henry David Thoreau wrote. "Nothing is so much to fear as fear." and 90 years later, another Harvard man who was our president found the thought appropriate counsel to a nation immersed in the despair of economic depression. On Friday of next week, we'll mark the 174th anniversay of Thoreau's birth in Con- cord. Mass. He died there on May 6, 1862. before reaching his 45th birthday. In the interim - while raising beans and contemplating the wind and the pond and lecturing on nature - he created a wealth of intelligence which has been a guide and so- lace to thousands. 50% OFF He was regarded then as a social critic as 33% OFF well as a poet-naturalist. Today we see the i All Balled & Burlapped Trees • Patio Pot Annuals in 6" Pots conservationist's insistence on appreciation of basic values as the common loom on and Shrubs. Reg. 19.99 & up 33% off. Reg. 2.99 ... Sale 1.99 which all his themes are woven. 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Sale 5.99 "I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential Hurry in for best because at theae low prices, store slock wont last long) facts of life and sec if 1 could not leam what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die. . 116Brit*BM.« Baavaraon BM. (201)920-3630 W. UKMMCH-Monmou* Hd Rouk71 (201)229-2587 • discover that I had not lived." . 9. Four majt nodi of riwhdd CWe (201) 536-7748 MHl£T-2931 Hhjh«« 35. I I THE TICKETED PRICES OF EVERYTHING IN THE STORE FOR MISSES, JUNIORS, PETITES, WOMEN, MEN, YG. MEN & CHILDREN 'Excluding Cosmetics, Gift Certificates, Ui Clalborne, Swatch A Gucci Watches, Value Priced Merchandise. ALL STORES OPEN 4TH OF JULY! , WILLOWBROOK, SEA VIEW, MANALAPAN * RED BANK 10 AM-6 PM; TOWN * PARAMUS 9 AM-6 PM; SHORE MALI. 1 O 1 2 JULY 3, 1991, THE REGISTER New Little Silver group joins opposition to incinerator Harry Larrison Jr. had signed a contract reuse what can be reused, is a far more ra- they don't want it around them. with Westinghouse to build the incinerator. tional and environmentally sound approach "We waated to see if we could trigger Residents work to waste management." "We believe," Mavridis said, "that incin- some interest in Little Silver," sue said. "We with organization eration, which effectively destroys resources On July 17, the group will present three wanted to show that even though we are while it poisons our air, land and water, is a speakers at Borough Hall. Among the speak- supposedly beyond (the incinerator's) reach. in Tinton Falls terrible response to our waste disposal prob- ers will be Ward, who is also on the board of we think it's stupid." lem. We are particularly interested in solic- directors of Shore Environmental Medicine; Although the group is independent from By Mary Elton McCandl—a iting the help of Monmouth County resi- Ben Forest of Monmouth County Friends of MCCCAW, its members do collect signa- dents outside Tinton Falls." Clearwater, and Rick Maher. a Tinton Falls tures on that organization's petition. Mavri- councilman and member of Monmouth dis said that so far, the group has secured LITTLE SILVER — Although the incin- Taxpayers for Rational Resource Man- County Citizens for dean Air and Water, erator proposed for Tinton Falls by the agement, she said, has two primary goals: to hundreds of signatures against the proposed an anti-incineration group based in that bo- incinerator. Monmouth County Freeholders would be educate as many people as possible to the rough. miles away. Zoe Elizabeth Mavridis and her hazards, expense, and inefficiency of incine- "Almost all of the people we speak to neighbors have formed a group aimed at ration: and to stop permanently the pro- Marridis said the Borough Hall chamber listen to me and ask a lot of questions." she stopping construction of the burner. posed Monmouth County incinerator plans. room has also been reserved for two other said. "Then they say i don't understand dates. On Sept 21, the group plans to spon- Mavridis. working wkh borough resi- "We believe." she said, "that aggressive why they are building it.' Their instincts sor a forum featuring both sides of the in- seem to be against it." dents Susan Ward Risler and Thomas Rule, recycling policies, a commitment to reduce cinerator issue, and on Oct. 26 it would like formed Taxpayers for Rational Resource the amount of garbage we produce in the to hold a "Meet the Candidates" night. Mavridis said she opposes the incinerator Management after reading that Freeholder first place, and the common sense policy to because she fears the effect the burning Taxpayers for Rational Resource Man- process and resulting ash will have on her agement works closely with MCCCAW, but children. Her husband died of leukemia at 5th Annual remains independent. Mavridis explained. the age of 36. and she is now raising 6-year- "We have the same goals," she said. "We old Aaron Farber and 3-year-old Emily want to be independent but we certainly Farber by herself. work together. We are not a MCCCAW sub- "I an concerned about what effects this sidiary, we are a separate group and we do will have on my children," she explained. our own thing." "My husband died of cancer, and I think it's One reason the group wants to remain about time we changed our ways. A little independent of MCCCAW is to avoid the more pollution is not the way to go. It is "Not in My Backyard," or NIMBY, issue. time to say that people are dying because of Because all of Taxpayers for Rational Re- pollution and carcinogens." source Management's members are from For more information on Taxpayers for Little Silver, Mavridis explained, people Rational Resource Management, call 747- would have a hard time accusing them of 4046. or write P.O. Box 422, Little Silver opposing the incinerator simply because 07739. Goals set for school year The second goal calls for 75 percent of the Board of Education eighth-grade students to demonstrate im- provement in critical thinking and analyti- endorses objectives cal writing in three disciplines. This im- provement would be shown by producing a offered by Gallagher writing sample that increases an average of 2.0 on the standard performance band. The By Mary EUan McCandl—a - students' writing samples will be housticall) scored on a six-point scale. LITTLE SILVER — Improvements in The third goal is the same as one of this The Celebration Grows! cooperative solving of math problems, crit- year's goals, but with a different test Gal- Bring in your Penny Coupon ical thinking and revision-editing skills will lagher explained. The test used at the end of be the elementary school district's goals for the school year did not accurately test what Buy two of the same value the 1991-91 school year. the students had been taught, he said. and get 3rd for 1* The Board of Education last week ap- The rewritten goal calls for 80 percent of proved the superintendent's list of goals. fourth-grade students to use word proc- essing successfully to improve their revi- Schools Superintendent Thomas Gallagh- sion-editing skills through the implementa- er explained that goals are aligned with the tion of a computer curriculum guide. The district's new curriculum guide, and the revision-editing stage is a key component in deadline for achieving them'is June 1992. the writing process in the district's writing He added that all three goals are "pretty curriculum. tough." Students will be credited with achieving "We will be pretty fortunate to meet the objective if they show a one-point im- All Nursery them," Gallagher said. "It might be tougher provement on a 12-point holisucally scored to hit them than we might think. But, the pre- and post-writing sample. Container Stock process is more important than the final Board member David Apy asked Gal- product" lagher why he aimed for 75 percent of the The first goal is to have 75 percent of students to show the desired improvements Mix & Match! sixth- and seventh-grade students demon- for two of the goals, instead of trying for a strate improvement in cooperative prob- higher percentage. lem-solving in math by producing examples Gallagher explained that the goals and of problems solved by groups. To achieve objectives are challenging, and even at 75 the goal, students would have to achieve a percent they will be difficult to meet 2.0 increase on a six-point scale on the stan- "These are not easy and not readily achie- dard performance band as determined by vable," he commented. "Overall, we've set Analytical Holistic Scoring. tough goals for ourselves." 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Individual testing and tutoring In Reading. Study Skills. Writ- ing. Phonics. Spelling. Math, and SAT prep. 671-0200 Middletown One Arin Park. Rte 35 THE HUNTINGTON LEARNING CENTER* Photograph by Rich Schuta FAIR HAVEN'S HER TOWN Dale Connor, tax cotector of Fair Haven, says she loves her job because ah* likes working with people. Tax collector enjoys her job By Lauren Jaeger "Besides work and cleaning the house, who has time for anything else?" she asked. FAIR HAVEN — Taxing is not the word "But I love playing with my girls. They're to describe the life of Dale Connor, the tax fun. collector for Fair Haven since 1980. "Fair Haven is a nice, small town and "I love my job," she said with a smile. "I you know almost everyone," she added. like working with people.'' "I can't say I know everyone, though. Not Working with people more than aptly de- everyone gets acquainted with me. Some scribes the job of a township tax collector. people belong to a mortgage company." Connor must collect the taxes from every There have been no major problems con- one of the 1,914 households in Fair Haven. cerning tax collection in Fair Haven, she Keeps Getting Better! In addition, she collects the taxes of 62 busi- said, which has a 98 percent collection rate. nesses. Connor began working for the town in NOW AN ADDITONNAL 10% OF "I take their money," said Connor. "They 1977 as a secretary. She then took two don't like that But I tell them it's just the courses, Tax Collecting I and II, a 13-week job I do." One conflict that comes with the course from the state in order to be a certi- Accessories job is that people accuse Connor of setting fied tax collector. In order to take the the tax rate. She must calmly explain that it course, the candidate must have been work- Beachwear • Dresses • Hats is not she who sets the tax rate, but a long, ing in the tax department for two years. involved process undertaken by the Town- Now Connor collects tax payments, sends Handbags • Jackets • Shirts ship Committee. out late notices, takes care of the cash flow, and does typing for the township adminis- Shorts • Skirts • Slacks "Sometimes people don't understand. trator. Luckily, she hasn't seen any house That's the part you don't like. foreclosures since 1980. Sleepwear • Sweaters "In general, the taxes are high in New "The office staff here is great," she said. Jersey," she said. "As far as Fair Haven it- "I like every day. I like the challenges." self, from town to town, they're about the What does she regard as the most difficult STOREWIDE SALE OF OUR same in every town around. challenge? "It's tough getting out of bed in "In 1990, the tax rate was $2.96 per $100 the morning. But I never said I don't want TOP QUALTIY MERCHANDISE assessed property value," she said. "I don't to go to work because of my job." know what this year will be. We're waiting What is Connor's philosophy oflife? MENS WEAR! patiently." "Just be happy," she said. Connor has lived in Fair Haven since she Over the years, she has worked for three was 11 years old, when she moved here separate township administrators. Now she from Middletown. works for current man-in-charge Michael She married her husband, Michael, who Pellechio. "He better not leave," she Rumson ISI Roulette she met in the eighth grade. He was bom laughed. Clothes and gifts for 7 West River Road and raised in Fair Haven. Now they have "We understand that it can be a struggle country living. Rumson. NJ 842-1925 two golden-haired daughters. Shannon, 8, at times," Connor said. "We have taken par- and Allison, 4. For relaxation, the family tial payments. The state doesn't like us to takes their boat down the Navesink River. do that, but luckily we don't have many . All Sales Final. For exercise, Connor walks two miles a day. people in Fair Haven who struggle." THE REGISTER, JULY 3, 1991 15 center provides physical examinations, courses in July: "Writing Skills," in five ses- "The Amazing Larry Vee" will perform at health assessments, screenings, immuniza- sions, will run from 9:30 a.m. to noon July 7 p.m. July 12 at Brookdale Community tions and routine laboratory tests. Programs 8-17. Brush up on the skills needed to write College, Lincroft. Vee, a juggler, offers a za- on nutrition, prevention of drug and alcohol papers, reports and essays. The fee is $45. ny comedy show for kids of all ages, with EATONTOWN abuse and health maintenance are also be- "Study Skills," in three sessions, will take outlandish and extraordinary juggling of In- ing developed for people with mental retar- place from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. July 9-11. dian clubs, beach balls, hula hoops and The Jonior Leagac of Monmouth County more. Admission is $.Vchildren and $4/ has chosen Spring House as one of its com- dation. This community based clinic hopes Learn the basic techniques of sound study to provide needed health services and edu- habits. The fee is $28. "Test-Taking Strate- adults in advance, or $4/children and $5/ munity service projects. Spring House is a adults at the door. The show will be held at transitional facility in Eatontown that help; cation for this adult population. gies" will take place from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. July 16. Learn proven techniques that the Performing Arts Center, parking lot #2. single mothers move from homelessness to president and chief exec- For tickets, call 842-1115. permanent housing. The Junior League the Tinton Falls State Bank relieve anxiety and improve scores. The fee unteers will provide child care and life ft the Tinton Falls Rotary is $10. For more information, or to register, Community Services at Brookdale Com« training, and develop a health-care 1 that Mary Beth Koch- call 842-1809. munity College. Lincroft. is offering the fol- lowing week-long programs for gifted and amoung other services. They will Tinton Falls Rotary Club "Challenge Your Tax Assessment" will be rate with Family and Community .000. The daughter of talented children during the month of July: held at Brookdale Community College. Lin- "A Day in Court" for grades 5-9 will be held Red Bank. . Koch man of Tinton croft, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. July 11 and 18. Haduated from Monmouth from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. July 15-19. "Fan- Harvey and Francois* Rambach Bpool and will be attending If you disagree with your recent property tax tasy Creatures" for grades 3-4 will be held 9 dinner and tour of their collection of Pennsylvania next fall. re-evaluation, you may challenge it before a.m. to 11:30 a.m. July 15-19. "Reading Can can Modernist Art June 23 at their Aug 15. Harry Ticehurst real estate broker, be Fun" for grades 5-8 will be held from 9 home te raise money for CPE Menta appraiser and tax appeal expert, will explain am. to 11:30 a.m. July 22-26. "Mind- Health Services Inc., Eatontown. An esti- A. the process, including dealing with the re- Stretching Math" will be for grades 2-4. 9 mated 50 friends and supporters of CPE evaluation company, the tax assessor, and a.m. to 11:30 a.m. July 29-Aug. 2. All pro- attended the fund-raising event; proceeds Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. the county tax board. The fee is $22. To grams are $80 each. For more information, will go to programs for adolescents in crises. will offer the following "College Prep" register, call 842-1809. call 842-1809. . State Sea. Richard Van Wagner was hon- ored at the annual membership meeting of the Monmouth Unit of the Association for Retarded Citizens (ARC) in Tinton Falls. The award, a ceramic dove, was presented by retired Executive Director John J. Do-_ noghue, for Van Wagner's "outstanding ef- forts on behalf of people with mental retar- dation." FAIR HAVEN The Fourth of Jnly Parade will begin at 10 a.m. at the Knollwood School. Hance Road, and end at the Sickles School. Willow Street where World War. Vietnam and Per- sian Gulf veterans will be honored at a spe- cial assembly. "We're not just considering this parade theme to stress the military of the United States of America." said James Buckley, councilman. "We're emphasizing the U.S.A. with the emphasis on 'US' — not just the military's achievements, but all of the blessings we have. Anyone is welcome to join the parade," he added. "No rain al- lowed," said Mayor T. David Hinton. The Tinton Falls State Bank has applied to the New Jersey State Department of Banking for a branch office in the Fair Ha- ven Shopping Center. 568 River Road, Fair- Haven. If approval is granted, the location, formerly a branch of Shadow Lawn Savings and Loan, will bring the number of Tinton Falls State Bank offices to three, including the main office on Shrewsbury Avenue and a branch in the Tinton Falls Centre on As- bury Avenue and Green Grove Road. RED BANK The Her. Jeffrey W. Tilden of Massachu- setts has been appointed associate pastor of the Red Bank United Methodist Church. He received his master of divinity degree at Wesleyan College and has had 13 years of pastoral ministry, serving in churches in Central Pennsylvania and South Jersey con- ferences. The Rev. Tilden is married and has two children. TINTON FALLS At an awards assembly at Swimming River School. Loraine Johnson and Antho- ny Carpenito received the Mahala F. Atchi- son Award for the pupils who have shown the most improvement The students each received a plaque and a savings bond. The Mahala F. Atchison Award was started by the Parent Teacher Association in 1973 af- ter the Sycamore School was renamed in honor of Atchison, who taught in the Tin- ton Falls Schools District for 46 years, be- ginning in 1927 at the one-room Pinebrook School. The Association for Retarded Citizens (ARC) has established a new Ambulatory Care Center, located at the new ARC Center on Wayside Road, Tinton Falls. The center is licensed by the State of New Jersey De- partment of Health and was made possible by a grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Directed by Health Care Coor- dinator Leone Murphy, R.N.. B S.N.. the 1 6 JULY 3, 1991, THE REGISTER niors at the New Jersey Governor's Bradley D. Moses, son of Mr. and Mrs. School in the Sciences, to be held this Douglas Moses, Winding Brook Way, Is BCC tower PEOPLE PATTER summer at Drew University. Shrewsbury, graduated from Admiral Far- ragut Academy. Pine Beach. He will at- Thomas Nelson of the Shrewsbury Bo- Maun P. Crofton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patricia Crofton, Fair Haven, will be tend Virginia Military Institute this fall. a bad deal rough School was chosen valedictorian for David Longo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Den- the June 19 graduation ceremonies. attending Green Mountain College, Poult- ney, Vt is Longo, Shrewsbury, received a $1,000 Twenty-nine students graduated. scholarship from the Beta Sigma Phi financially? George Sakelaris, son of George and Stephen Roman, son of Linda and Jack Scholarship Fund. He was sponsored by Goldi Sakelaris. Eatontown, will attend Roman, Little Silver, will attend Green the local chapter of Xi Beta Alpha, Red ByQarryWHo Cabnm College. Radnor, Pa., this fall. Mountain College, Poultney, Vt. Bank. He will attend the University of Frank C. Petrane, son of Frank A. and Alexander Povalski, son of Dr. and Scranton this fall. MIDDLETOWN - The licensing Kathleen S. Petrane. Eatontown, will at- Mrs. Alexander J. Povalski, Rumson, was Mark De Vita, Shrewsbury, was 12th- agreement between Atlantic Coast Commu- tend Cabrini College, Radnor, Pa., this honored for excellence in musical produc- grade valedictorian at the June 11 gradua- nications and Brookdale Community Col- GUI. tion at his graduation from Avon Old tion ceremony from Central Jersey Chris- lege, allowing the company to erect and op- Farms School. Avon, Conn. He will at- tian School, Asbury Park. erate a microwave tower on the school's Jason Carl LMnforte, Eatontown, grad- tend Hoban College this fall. Stephanie Robin Walton. Tinton Falls. campus, has raised the. ire of Brookdale uated June 11 from the Central Jersey Scott W. Rose, son of Mr. and Mrs. graduated from the eighth grade at Cen- Neighbors, a citizens group which contends Christian School, Asbury Park. Richard C. Rose, Rumson, graduated tral Jersey Christian School. Asbury Park. that the college has entered into a business Satan Cottingham, Fair Haven, of from Bridgton Academy, North Bridgton. John Fergaston III, Tinton Falls, was a deal that does not benefit the school or tax- Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High Maine. He will attend Union College this senior granduate of the Central Jersey payers. fall. School will join 150 other New Jersey se- Christian School, Asbury Park. "I think the trustees thought they were getting a good deal," said Middletown May- or Rosemane Peters. "But I think they need to reexamine that deal to make sure what they're getting is more than what they're giving up." The college's trustees disagree. "The college has received a major capital improvement without any investment on its part," said Bryant Gould, chairman of the trustees' buildings and grounds subcommit- tee. "The college claims that this tower rep- resents a good deal for the taxpayers. But is it?" asks the Brookdale Neighbors in a statement Under the terms of the agreement, Atlan- tic Coast Communications built the tower and controls the use of it for 40 years. They also control and apparently own a small maintenance building adjacent to the tower. In exchange, the college receives free use of the tower for college radio station WBJB- FM. as well as four $25,000 annual gifts to the Brookdale Foundation, an independent fund-raising organization of Brookdale, which funds scholarships. The question is, why did ACC, a multi- million dollar communications company, SALE put up the tower on public land rather than its own property? The answer, according to Brookdale Neighbors, is obvious. The approval process SUMMER for building the tower on private pioperty is arduous, time-consuming and expensive, re- quiring the approval of the Planning Board and environmental impact studies. Select Group of HANDBAGS In addition, the process requires public I Genuine Leather notification, which could stir opposition Reg. M6 among residents, who may not want what Peters called "a major eyesore" in their WHITE $9300 UpTo neighborhood. According to the citizens group, by build- ing the tower on public land, the company % avoideds many of these problems. It needed Large Selection of to obtain approval from only the college's trustees and the Federal Communications Commission. Hearings were held before the FASHION CAo/o Planning Board, but only as "a courtesy," according to Peters, who said that the board 50 had no authority' to approve or disapprove JEWELRY J>U on the project. Brookdale Neighbors also pointed out that the tower, because it is on public land, I Anne Klein is exempt from capital improvement and property taxes, estimated at thousands of LEATHER 1/ dollars annually. The Brookdale tower is not the only one WALLETS /2 the company has built on public land. Other ACC towers have been constructed on the campus of Montclair State College and state-owned land near the Garden State Parkway. \4&dF The BCC board, argues the citizens $9900 group, stated that the tower is primarily in- Piece tended for the use of Brookdale, but the •6ESET Value to *300°° college's submission to the FCC states that the tower was constructed "primarily for the use of non-broadcast microwave transmis- sions." Brookdale Neighbors believes that the tower is primarily a profit-making enter- prise. THE REGISTER, JULY 3, 1991 17 Neighbors pressing battle to remove Brookdale tower SAY NO TO... Group charges "The administration pushed FOOT PAIN improprieties found this tower through without proper procedures being in project approval followed, and without letting Dr. Mitchell T. Zlmmel By Garry Wadco the public know what was MIDDLETOWN - "I'm only five loot happening." 20 Ave. at the Commons (Suite 101 A) two. and that tower is*4IO feet high, but Pm ROSE GRECO Shrewsbury (Behind Monmoulh County Library) going to make sure that it comes down." said Rose Greco, a leader of Brookdale Brookdale Neighbors Neighbors, a citizens committee determined to force the removal of a microwave trans- 389-8889 mitting tower on the Brookdale Community the college's fund-raising arm. over the next Specializing In Treatment Of College campus. four years. The citizens group contends that the tow- "The tower," Gould said, "is a way of • Bunions • Heel Pain er is an eyesore, is unsafe and is unprofita- getting a service at no extra cost to the tax- • Hammer Toes • Corns/Callouses ble for the college. payers, a service that we otherwise would • Childrens' Foot Disorders • Fractures of Foot & Ankle "The administration.* Greco charged, have to pay for or do without." • Sports Medicine • Flat Feet "pushed this tower through without proper Brookdale Neighbors contends that the • Ingrown Toenails •Warts _ procedures being followed, and without let- tower, owned and operated by Atlantic ting the public know what was happening." Coast Communications, was built for pri- I She referred to the project as the "Stealth vate gain. Tower." because it seemingly rose out of According to the licensing agreement. nowhere into the Lincrofi college's skyline. ACC holds the rights to the tower, and can N«w the groap is getting support from sell them at any lime. The company also has some local officials. At a meeting of the the right to assign antenna places on the Brookdale Board of Trustees Thursday tower to other companies and charge the night. Colts Neck Mayor Ted Pearson and firms a fee. Middle town Mayor Rosemane Peters both Richard Connors, chairman of the board asked questions and stated their opposition of trustees, said that the college wants IO to the tower. amend the contract with ACC to give The Colts Neck Township Committee re- Brookdale more rights in deciding on uses cently passed a resolution opposing the tow- for the antenna positions. er. The tower has 24 antenna positions, according to the college, and is not yet fully But a report filed by Bryant Goufd. head utilized. of the trustees' buildings and grounds com- roM Fears of radiation from the tower are un- • v/J' ^atf T«ChrtQU"" PW» mittee, found that the tower is safe and fis- founded, according Larry Will, assistant di- cally sound, and that proper procedures rector of engineering for New Jersey Net- were followed in obtaining approval from work and a consultant to Brookdale. the Federal Communications Commission WBJB-FM will be "the most significant and the Middletown Planning Board. radiator" on the tower, he said, and tests he Gould's report urged the trustees not to conducted while WBJB was transmitting break the contract with Atlantic Coast Com- showed "far less" than the maximum per- munications, the company which erected mitted by federal standards. The radiation the tower and has the right to operate it for from the tower, he said, is less than a micro- 40 years. wave oven emits. Even with all 24 antennae Public opinion and press reports, accord- transmitting, he said, the tower would pose ing to Greco, have focused on the tower's no threat to people on the ground. unattractiveness in the mostly residential Brookdale Neighbors contends that be- and recreational area that surrounds Brook- cause only a few of the antenna spots are dale. Greco said that although the tower is now used, there is no way of knowing Rum son Market an eyesore that ruins the landscape of near- whether the radiation levels are safe. by Thompson Park. Dorbrook Park, and the "I'm not going to say that the tower is 122 East River Road, Rumson Swimming River Reservoir, the problems unsafe," Greco said, "but I don't think they go much deeper than 'visual pollution." can say it is safe either." Your headquarters for quality meats & poultry, In several letters to the trustees and a The group contends that the tower was fresh produce, groceries and gourmet items. presentation given at the meeting, the group rushed through the Middletown Planning cited as reasons for removing the tower pro- Board and the FCC. and that the FCC sub- cedural improprieties, radiation emmis- mission misstated an important fact sions. and the financial ramifications of the According to dornents filed with the FOURTH OF JULY WEEKEND tower'* construction and operation. FCC. the college is said not to be in a resi- The tower, erected in January, transmits dential zone, eliminating the need for an *• FEATURED ITEMS •• the signal of WBJB-FM. the college's radio environmental study. The college, however, station. The tower enabled the station to is in an R-90 zone. increase the power of its signal. Will said that an environmental impact Country Style Ribs Brookdale trustees maintain that the tow- study is unnecesssary, because the intensity Baby Back Ribs er's main-purpose is to improve WBJB and of the tower's strobe lights is not high other electronics programs of the school. enough to require one under the law. NY Strip Steaks During the meeting. Gould said that the Brookdale representative Webster Tram- tower would put Brookdale "on the cutting mel! said that the classification of the zone Filet Mignon edge of electronics education." as non-residential was "appropriate." The tower also will be used for Cellular According to a statement issued by Nel- Butterflied Legs of Lamb One mobile telephones and television feeds son-Shulman. Brookdale Neighbors will ac- Thumann's Griddle Franks to Atlantic subscribers. cept nothing less than the dismantling of the For allowing the tower to be built on tower. Beef Patties Brookdale land, the company pledged to do- "We will not go away until the lower nate $100,000 to the Brookdale Foundation. does." she said. And More!! Brookdale to offer health-care courses Phone and Fax OPEN Send or Brookdale Community College. Lincrofi, lar arrhythmias, and heart block. The course will offer two courses this summer for fee is $48. plus text Orders JULY 4th aFa^from health care professionals. . "Phlebotomy Training" will be offered in Welcomed 6 AM-NOON our location!! "Basic Arrhythmia Anarjn CwiU be con- four sessions, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. July 30. ducted in three sessions, 1 tjb45 to 8:45 Aug. 1. 6 and 8. Carey Baron, medical tech- p.m. July 9. 11 and 16. S fcrtz. assis- nology instructor, will cover venipuncture Phone or Fax: 842-0560 tant professor of nursing, w teach anat- practice. CC guidelines, quality and infec- omy and physiology of the hail, i«terprett- tion control review. The fee i» $60, plus Open Mon. - Sat. 6 AM - 6 PM Open Sundays 6 AM • Noon tion of normal rhythms, identification and text. interpretation of sinus, atrial and ventricu- To register, call 842-1809. 18 JULY 3,1991, THE REGISTER Judge Lehrer receives strong support for his record Readers have called to ask: What do I supported the agency and its services." think about the miniflap that developed So - case closed, for now, on the Al Lehr- over the reappointment, with tenure, for Al ART er matter, or until someone is again unhap- Lehrer as a state Superior Court judge? As py with one of his rulings. you may remember, some of Al's decisions KAMIN'S And that makes me sadly think of what have been questioned. Janice Miller says in summation: Let me say. at the outset, that I think Al is COLUMN "No one comes out of family court hap- a fine judge. Former Gov. Tom Kean made py. They all walk out crying.*' a wise choice when he appointed him in A GOP HONOR - Here is a prediction 1984. Gov. Jim Florio should be commend- toughest and most aggressive campaigns the ed for the reappointment. and. please remember, you read it first in county has ever seen. Tom Gagliano, to this this column: The New Jersey Federation of Al is the presiding judge of the family day, jokingly says he can still feel Al Lehrer Republican Women is going to build its court in Monmouth County. There are four breathing down his neck in a squeaker of a membership to an all-time high. It is going "other judges in the family court division, close election. Al was in the headlines on a to raise more money then ever before. And Judg* Al Lahrar along with a support staff of about 75. They daily basis. it is going to back its candidates with a vigor are responsible for handling about 20,000 That swirl of controversy has followed and enthusiasm unmatched in the organiza- ness and Grace serves as corporate secre- cases a year. Al works closely with Assign- him to the bench - not necessarily the way tion's history. tary. ment Judge Alvin Milberg and the acting he now wants it. But that's the way it is I know - that's a mighty powerful predic- One of the things I like about Grace is - assignment judge, Pat McGann. when you're called on to make the difficult tion. But there is no question that it will like Joe - she came out of the Highlands Family law is a legal mine field for any and. hopefully, the right decisions. and worked seven days a week with her come to pass, now that Grace Scadato of mom, pop and Joe in starting up what has judge who tackles that assignment. Lawyers Janice Daris Miller of Fair Haven, a Middletown is the president of the feder- will agree. In family law matters, there are become a Food town empire. It all began in family law attorney with a national reputa- ation. a little storefront at 35 Miller St. no real winners. As one lawyer told me, "It tion for working with victims of domestic Grace's goal is to bring membership back is difficult to make whole what lias been Then the Azzolinas went "big time" with violence, calls Al "a fair judge, a good judge to the glory days when the late K.K. Neu- a superette at 123 Bay Ave. That was about Split in two" in matrimonial and other fami- who tries very, very hard to do what is equi- berger of Middletown and Ann Flynn of ly matters. as modern as a grocery store could be in table. He looks at both sides of a case ... He Long Branch headed the organization in dif- those days. And when brother Joe was Al, very often, either takes on or is given works hard for children in his courtroom. ferent years. called back to active duty as a Navy officer some of the toughest or most emotional He always thinks about what will happen to Not only will Grace strive to keep the during the Korean War, it was Grace who cases. They attract a great deal of attention. the kids ... The most you can do, as a judge, older women active, but she will be reaching rolled up her sleeves and kept the business Let's go back to between 1978 and 1983, is to see that children are as safe and as out to working women, younger women. going. They are a tough and determined when Al was county prosecutor. He was out protected as possible. I truly believe that And she is not forgetting the "politics of bunch in the Highlands. And Grace never there leading the charge on the streets in the Judge Lehrer dpes that." inclusion" brought to the fore by former forgets her roots. fight against drugs - long before Nancy Rea- And Marcia Seal, the executive director Gov. Tom Kean and his highly regarded Monmouth County Republican Chair- gan jumped on the bandwagon. It was Alof the Women's Center of Monmouth cabinet member from Middletown, Lcn Co- man BUI Dowd calls Grace a "human dyna- who formed the first narcotics strike force in County - which provides crisis services to lenun. Grace will be working to broaden the mo." He has high praise for her selection as the county and it was Al who formed the abused women and their children and bat- focus to include even more minority wom- president. "They wanted a doer and a plan- first sex crimes unit to deal specifically with tered wives who often are the victims of en - and even more Republican minority ner," Bill says. "They could not have picked crimes against children. He was a Page One sexual assault - says Al's record stands out candidates. a better person." newsmaker and he liked the nickname. for all to see. She remembers when he, as In case you didn't know, Grace is the I agree - and don't forget that prediction. "Hollywood Al." prosecutor, publicly came out strongly for sister of Joe Azzolina, the former GOP as- Who will ever forget the state Senate race the Women's Center when no municipality semblyman and state senator who is making Do you have an item that you think would in 1983 when Al was the Democratic candi- wanted the much-needed facility within its a bid to return to the State Assembly this be of interest for this column? Something date against the popular Republican incum- boundaries. Marcia also reminds everyone November. Her husband is Lo» Scadato, you want to share with Art Kamin? Call him bent Tom Gagliano? Al wasn't given much that Al not only at one time served on the vice president of Food Circus Supermar- at 747-0062, or write to him at P.O. Box 22. of a chance to win - but he ran one of the agency's advisory board, "but always has kets. Joe is the president of the family busi- Fair Haven 07704. REAL ESTATE AUCTION True (Indoor Pool Home, 4 Yrs. Old) SAT. JULY 13, 11 A.M. 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Terms: Call Auctioneer for full terms & Bidders Information Show Vbur True Colors'" ^-» Package, including contract of sale. Dominic Abrusei, Owner. > The Complete Wm. Barron - Auctioneer Serving Monmouth Co. Since 1943 Photo Shop, inc. Photo Shop (908)988-7711 15 WALLACE STREET • RED BANK, NEW JERSEY • 747-2273 THE REGISTER. JULY 3, 1991 ARA " NUGENT PARENTING Teaching SUMMER self-help to kindergartners CLEARANCE What can I do during the summer months to get my child ready for kindergart- en? It's a question on many parents' minds. When your child becomes one in a group that can be as large as 24, without any help the original price of and with one teacher, he is required to be able to self-help in many areas. selected spring and summer Physical self-care will be expected for the bathroom, hand-washing, shoe-tying, but- merchandise throughout toning, zipping and the like. One teacher cannot do this for 24 children. This reality our store. Sale ends July 7. makes it important for a parent to check out each skill mentioned above and teach her child how to accomplish each of them. Be sure that your child can tie his shoes. Check to be sure that putting on a jacket SAVE without help is possible. And make sure that closing a buttoned coat presents no prob- lems. It's also important to be sure that your 30%-40% child can take care of bathroom needs with- out help. He or she will be expected to do Men's suits, sportcoats so. Another skill for an entering kindergann- and dress slacks er is to be able and willing to establish eye contact with whomever is giving a direc- tion, and then to be able to complete the task given by the directions. A simple "Look at me. I'm going to tell you to do something" starts the process. Once eye contact is established, give the direction. Example: "Please put these red socks in your top drawer." The adult needs to follow through to be sure that the task is finished, then compli- ment the child. Following directions in a kindergarten class is a big part of the game. A child who can, and will, do this is ready to work in a group. Getting your child into a routine which closely resembles his kindergarten schedule at least a week prior to school opening also helps. It sets the biological time clock - get- Men's sportswear, furnishings ting up, going to bed, having regular meals on time to get him to school. and shoes Regular bedtime hours established over the summer, along with your insistence on a well-balanced diet, especially a good break- fast adds to his being ready for school. Parents have a big contribution to getting SAVE 30% a child ready for school. And it cannot hap- pen without their active participation. It's Womenswear you who are the most important teachers that your child will ever have. Giving a be- ginning, child a good start beats anything else you can do for him. With savings this great, there is a nominal charge We live in oar feelings, both adults and for alterations by our expert tailors. children. It's how we felt that we remember, far long than what we were taught. If a child feels competent in self-management and knows that he can manage his self-care, he is then freed up to pay attention to any lessons in subject matter that are being offered. Conversely, if a child is worried that he will be unable to tie his shoe, or button his coat or pay attention, his attention is split be- tween the academic learning and his con- cern about self-management Over the summer, parents can help en- sure that their entering kindergartner is ca- pable of self-help by teaching how, and then ROOTS watching the child's performance and re- New Jersey: Summit, Red Bulk. Riverside. teaching each self-help skill. It's a many-day Morrtaown, Short mils. Princeton process, but one that is well within a 5-year- Boston: On Boytotoo Street Between Arlington * Berkeley old's grasp. And you are your child's men- tor. Good hick. Ara Nugent is director of Learning Asso- ciates, Fair Haven. 2O JULY 3, 1991, THE REGISTER Tuesday through Aug. 8 REGION ROUNDUP Prenatal Exercise, 6:30-7:30 p.m., Monmouth Medical Center, 300 Second CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS Ave., Long Branch, Tuesdays and 'Today Thursdays. Five-week class of light Liberty Oak Chapter of Harmony cardie-vascular exercise, conditioning International, weekly meeting. 7:30 and relaxation technique. Fee $40. p.m., Freehold Township Public Safety Doctors permission required. To Building. Schanck and Stillwell Corner register, call 870-5205. roads; call 780-9834 ot 780-6513. Next Wednesday Monday Blood drive, for the Central Jersey The Drama Day Camp sponsored by Blood Bank, 6:30-9 p.m.. Community the Battleground Arts Center has Bible Fellowship. 538 Lakewood and openings remaining for children Allen wood roads, Howell. For more between the ages of 9 and 14 interested information, call 842-5750. in learning basic theatrical skills, Diabetes in Control, free lecture. 7-9 starting July 8.10 am -3:30 p.m., p.m.. Monmouth Medical Center. 300 Battlefield State Park, Manalapan. Second Ave., Long Branch, featuring an Costs 105-S175. Call 462-8811. update on diabetes research. For more Tuesday information, call 870-5696. Red Bank La Leche League meeting, 7:30 p.m.. 35 Thomas Ave., PARK EVENTS Shrewsbury. Topic: Art of Breastfeeding Today and Avoiding Difficulties. Call 576-8544 or 583-2360. The Senior Walkers of the Monmouth Next Wednesday - County Park System will meet at Manasquan Reservoir Recreation area, Junior League of Monmouth County, 9 a.m... Seniors are encouraged to join informational meeting, 7:30 p.m., JLMC to walk their way to health and fitness. Headquarters, located on Center Street, $5 registration fee includes all walks. Rumson. Membership is open to For more information, call 842-4000. women between the ages of 21 to 45 with an interest in volunteer service Today through Jury 31 regardless of ethnic, racial or religious Poricy Park, Oak Hill Road. background. Those interested, call Middletown, will display handmade Tracy Parks at 741-0725. quilts made by Jean Markowitz and The Manalapan-Englishtown Right to Virginia Carmichael. two members of Life Committee, meeting. 8 p.m.. the Rebecca's Reel Quitters' Guild. Knights of Columbus Hall, La Satta Thursday and Saturday Avenue. Englishtown. Yankees vs. Orioles game, Yankee Stadium. Trip sponsored by Park HEALTH System. Thursday trip leaves Thompson Park, Newman Springs Today Road, Lincroft, at 10:30 a.m. Saturday Riverview Diabetes Management trip leaves from Shark River Park, Center, free orientation program for Schoolhouse Road. Neptune, at 11 a.m. diabetics and their families, 7-9 p.m., $24 fee. Pre-registration required. Call Riverview Medical Center. Red Bank, 842-4000 featuring overview of latest products for Friday diabetes control plus question-and- Teen Excursion tubing trip to Cedar answer period. Call 530-2555. Creek. Pine Barrens. Leave Thompson Weight Control Concepts of Park, Newman Springs Road, at 8:30 JUMPING FOR JOY Riverview. free orientation, 7 p.m., a.m. $13 fee. For more information, call Erica Green of Middletown was among the youngsters who enjoyed the Mon- Biaisdell Center for Health Resources. 842-4000. Riverview Medical Center. Red Bank. mouth County Park System's "Pioneers" summer adventure last year. This year's For more information, call 530-2372. Gymnastics Program for parents and program, for for children entering grades three and four, will be held 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Caesarean Birth Education, 7:30- children 20 months to 3 years old. July 29 through Aug. 2 at Dorbrook Park, Route 537, Colts Neck. The cost is $100, 9:30 p.m.. Monmouth Medical Center. Shrewsbury Gymnastic School. Broad and registration is required. For more information, call 842-4000. 300 Second Ave., Long Branch. Street, Shrewsbury. 532 per pair. Pre- Explanations of what to expect if registration required. For information on class times, call 842-4000. For reservations, call 229-7733. Senior Walkers will meet at Holmdel Caesarean delivery is indicated. Fee Park, 9 a.m. The $5 registration fee $35 To register, call 870-5205. Saturday Tuesday Gymnastic courses Saturdays to July Fitness course for ages 18 and up. includes all walks. For more Friday information, call 842-4000. Blood drive for the Central Jersey 27 for ages 3 to 10. Introduction to basic Coed cardiovascular fitness sessions Blood Bank. Howell Police Department, gymnastic events and the trampoline. will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays 300 Old Tavern Road. Howell, 8-11 a.m. $32 fee. Pre-registration required. Call through Aug. 20. 7 to 8 p.m. Dorbrook SINGLES - 842-4000. Park, Route 537, Colts Neck. Fee is $32. Today For more information, call 842-5750. For more information, call 842-4000. Saturday Independence Day Celebration at QUEST for singles, weekly meeting. Tiny Tots Tour, designed to help Longstreet Farm, Longstreet Road, Third Annual Sandy Hook Children's 7:45 p.m., featuring discussions, expectant parents prepare their children Holmdel. Games, musical Kite Festival, Gateway National dancing and refreshments, First under age 4 for the arrival of a new entertainment, wagon rides for $1.25. Recreation Area. Registration, 9:15- Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St.. baby, 3:15 p.m., Riverview Medical Noon to 3 p.m. 10:30 a.m., followed by a kite building Lincroft Center. Red Bank. To register or for Monday workshop; contest. 11:15 a.m.; $3 fee Independence Day Dance, Singles more information, call 530-2229. Pottery classes for beginner adults for the workshop and contest or $2 for Again Inc., Sheraton Gardens, Route Monday through July 12 ages 18 and up from July 8 to Aug. 17. the contest alone. Raindate is July 10. 537 West, Freehold Township. For more information, call 291 -7733. Orientation 8:30 p.m. and dance 9 p.m. Drug and Alcohol Abuse Workshop Mondays, 9 a.m.. Thursdays, 9 a.m. and 7 p.m, Saturdays. 11 a.m. $50 fee for six After Work on the Climbing Wall, 6-8 All singles welcome. For more offered at Brookdale Community information, call 928-2300. College. Lincroft, 6-10 p.m., designed 3-hour sessions. Thompson Park Crafts p.m., 35-foot climbing wall in Thompson Shop. Newman Springs Road. Lincroft. Park, Newman Springs Road, Lincroft. Silhouette Singles dance, 8:30 p.m., for counselors, teachers and others Knights of Columbus Hall, 70 E. Main who work in the field. Topic for the first Ceramics classes for area residents Learn basic climbing skills under the 18 and older at Thompson Park Crafts supervision of instructors. Fee $8. For St.. Freehold: buffet and dancing; call in a series: Treatment of the Addicted 542-5393. Family System, 6-10 p.m. Fee $150. For Shop, Newman Springs Road. Four more information, call 842-4000. series of six 3-hour sessions. Mondays. Tuesday and Wednesday Parents Without Partners hosts more information or to register, call 842- Annual Fourth of July Open House 1809. 9 a.m., Tuesdays, 7 p.m., Wednesdays, Farm Life for Little Folks, for parents 7 p.m. $50 fee. Pre-registration Fund-raiser. Orientation 8-9 p.m. and Monday through Aug. 15 and their children ages 3-5:1890s farm dance 9 p.m.-i a.m.. Leisure Lounge, Let's Get Physical, six-week, low- required. Call 842-4000. activities, games and crafts; 9:30-11:30 Monday through Friday through July 19 Route 70. Lakewood. Hot and cold impact aerobics program, CentraState a.m., Longstreet Farm, Longstreet buffet, two dance floors. Members $5, Medical Center's Health Awareness Summer Experience in Fine Arts for Road. Holmdel. Fee $12.50 per person. public $8. For more information, call Center, 65 Gibson Place, Freehold children in grades three to six, 1-4 p.m., For more information, call 842-4000. 367-7566. Township". Mondays, Tuesdays and Tatum Park Activity Center, Red Hill Next Wednesday Thursday Road. Middletown. Development of Thursdays. 4:15-5:15 p.m. Fee $45. To Sailing course for ages 16 and up. Jury 4th Picnic in Wall Township off register, call 308-0570. realistic and imaginative styles in Sponsored by the Park System and Route 34,1 -5 p.m.. sponsored by Monday and Wednesday rendering drawings of plants, objects Society for the Education of American Singles Again Inc. Hot dogs, Cardiopulmonary resuscitation and people. Call 842-4000. Sailors. Four 2V2-hour classroom hamburgers and more. Reservations class, basic American Heart Association Mondays through Aug. 26 sessions and two 8-hour sailing are required. Call 928-2300. course, Monmouth Medical Center. 300 Introduction to Fishing, 10 a.m.-2 sessions. Indoor sessions Wednesday Singles Again Inc., dance party at Second Ave., Long Branch, 7-10 p.m. p.m., Sandy Hook. Instructors from the evening from 7 to 9:30 p.m, July 10 to Colts Neck Inn, routes 537 and 34. Colts Adult CPR $25: adult, infant and Asbury Park Fishing Club will introduce July 31. Sailing sessions on July 27 and Neck. 9 p.m., buffet. DJ entertainment pediatric CPR $42. To register, call 870- children ages 9-12 to the sport of salt Aug. 4 from 9 to 5 p.m. $90 fee. Pre- included. Non-members welcome. Can 5205. water Raiting in these cne-cfay sessic-s registration required. Can 842-4000. 928-2300 for more information. THE REGISTER, JULY 3. 1991 21 Hospice/Oncology Department Shore Singles, hike at Spring Lake CentraState Medical Center, Freehold and Sea Girt boardwalks, 7:30 p.m.; Township. For more information, call meet northern bathing pavilion, Ludlow 780-6144 or 577-1076. Avenue, Spring Lake. Fee $2. For more information, call 741-2090. Families of Asthmatic and Allergic Your pet will Singles Again dance party, at the Children, meeting 8 p.m., Pediatric Riviera at the Homestead, Allaire Road, Health Offices, 23 Kilmer Drive, Building Spring Lake Heights. Orientation 8:30 2D, Route 9, Morganville. Donation $5. p.m. and dance 9 p.m. All singles Call 446-9668 or 446-3014. love you for it! welcome. Call 928-2300. Hyacinth Foundation, weekly support Saturday group for those affected by AIDS, their Shore Singles stream walk and fossil families and friends, 7:30-9 p.m., Jersey Monmouth Animal hunt at Big Brook, Colts Neck. Meet 11 Shore Medical Center, Neptune; call 1- Hospital is proud a.m. at the commuter parking lot at 800-433-0254. parkway exit 105. Fee $3 for members, Lyme Disease Support Group, free to introduce $4 for non-members. Call 774-6759. weekly meeting for those with the Central Jersey Jewish Singles is disease and their families, Jersey Shore PROFESSIONAL hosting a pool party in a private home in Medical Center, Neptune. 7:30-9 p.m., GROOMING Central New Jersey. Admission $7 ($9 Lance Conference Center, Room 105; for non-members) includes food and call 776-4455. BYMARISSA beverages. Reservations are CODA (Co-Dependents Anonymous) in addition to our full necessary. Call 363-8118 or 536-0890. weekly support group for people trying range of quality veteri- Sunday to attain healthy personal relationships Basset Valley Single Hikers, 11 30 using a 12-step program, 7:30 p.m., nary services for that Manalapan Library, Symmes Drive; call special member of your a.m. weekly; meet in rear parking lot of 446-2868 for more information. Tinton Falls Hotel, off exit 105, Garden family! Tough Love, weekly self-help group State Parkway. All ages welcome; call for parents dealing with teen-age 449-7827. 24-hoar/365 dmym m yemr problems, 8 p.m.. First Unitarian CHLOE KOHLES WITH MARISSA Tuesday Church, West Front Street, Lincroft. Call Emergency Service Singles Again Inc. dance, 9 p.m.; 566-9422. Christie's, Route 35 north, Wanamassa; St. James of Red Bank Separated Hot and cold buffet, disc jockey and and Divorced Group, meeting, 7:30-9 Ctf\O/ •IE* IF all services inciuainincluding ivaccines entertainment: call 928-2300. p.m., Red Bank Catholic High School, DUTO 1/1*1* daring first of flee call. Broad Street. Call 741-0500. SPECIAL EVENTS Tuesday Friday SHARE support group, for those who Art and the Imagination, workshop - have suffered a miscarriage or newborn Monmouth Animal Hospital for children ages 4-5,9:30-11:30 a.m., death, 7:30 p.m.. First Presbyterian Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. Church, Red Bank. Offered by in Little Silver, p.a. Fee $12. Session II, later in July. For Riverview Medical Center's Community 115 Oceanport Avenue more information, call 842-1809. and Corporate and Health Resources. Saturday To register, call 530-2417. Little Silver, NJ 07739 Family and Friends for Mental Sand Sculpture Contest 2 p.m., judging time, Ocean Grove Beach. For Health, for those who have family or (908) 747-4522 more information, call 988-5533. friends suffering from mental illness, (Pre-dbcount pneej include: "WeLPet" cum $24.00, "Sick-Pet" ean 127 75. FetmeCinine a 7:30 p.m., Mental Health Association i • MI til 1(1 r |* n Mil irf w n qiJ. |«m I • •• jy.h fin iiaimi l».u r»«ml I Jftmil .Mi • Sunday office. 90 Monmouth St., Red Bank. or promotional offer I V^ •Eidudmj; funning, bon** a Baseball Card and Comic Book Free and open to the public. Call 842- Show, 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Ramada Inn, 7077. 2870 Highway 35, Hazlet. sponsored by Bereavement group, for those coping Collectors Showcase, featuringdealers with the death of a loved one; meeting, who specialize in the latest and rare 7:30 p.m.. fourth-floor lounge. Bayshore comic books and cards. Admission $2. Community Hospital, 727 N. Beers St., Parking is free. For more information, Holmdel Call 739-5888. call 291-1632. Parents Anonymous chapter, Next Wednesday confidential self-help group, sponsored Healing Service with Holy Eucharist by Monmouth County Board of Social at Trinity Episcopal Church, Grand and Services, weekly meeting 10 a.m.-noon. Asbury avenues, Asbury Park. Hymns, ground-floor conference room. Social prayer and shared communion. The Services Building, Kozloski Road, Rev. Ronald Parker, Order of St. Luke, Freehold Township. Call group leaders. will be celebrant. For more information, Arlene Prince. 431 -6103 or Elizabeth caN 775-5084. Zevallos, 571-5774. No registration .required. SUPPORT GROUPS Nar-Anon Family Support Group, for relatives and friends of people with drug IMPORTERS OF Today problems, weekly meeting 8:30-9:45 Grieving support group, weekly p.m., Old First Church, Kings Highway, CERAMIC* MARBLE TILE < meeting, 9:30 a.m., Kimball Medical Middletown. FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD/ Center, Lakewood. For those coping • PORCELANOSA-AZUVl-FALCINEUJ / Next Wednesday • GAZZIN1-ELIOS'MIDST ATE / with the loss of a loved one. For more Patient and Family support group for • AMERICAN OLEAN • FLORIDA ; information, call 370-7436. cancer patients. 7:30 p.m., in the 3 East • LA FAENZA • SICCHENU Support group for the Critically III, Solarium of Riverview Medical Center, • Marble Vanity Tops weekly meeting, 5 p.m., Kimball Medical Red Bank. Call Riverview 1 Oncology Center, Lakewood. For families and Support Department at 530-2382. • Authorized Kohler Dealer; friends of loved ones who are critically Cancer support group, meeting 7:30 ill. Call 370-7436. p.m., Bayshore Community Hospital, Thursday and Sunday 727 N. Beers St.. Holmdel. For more Overeaters Anonymous meeting, information, call 739-5919. Kimball Medical Center, Lakewood, Parenting and Mothers' Support Thursdays, 8 p.m., private dining room; Group, meeting 10 a.m.-noon. Jersey Sundays, 6:30 p.m., conference room B; Shore Wellness Center, Route 33, call 363-1900. Neptune. Fee $35. Call 776-4477. New Jersey Lyme disease support Eating Disorders, anorexia/bulimia group, 7:30 p.m., Monmouth Regional support group for individuals, family and High School, 535 Tinton Ave., Tinton All World Wide Tile Stores Are /• friends, meeting 7:30-9 p.m., Health Falls. No fee. Independently Owned I Operated • Awareness Center, CentraState Medical Jewish Family and Children's FREEESTWdATES _ / Center, Freehold Township. Donation Service Widow/Widowers' Support Export, Insurod ktBIMKstion j $5. For more information, call 462-8839. Group, 8-9:30 p.m., Marlboro Jewish 'Supplies & Tools For } Kids Can Cope, for children ages 7- Center. Chai Building, 46 Topanemus Do-lt-Yourself IndividuaT ! 11, who has lost a loved one, weekly, Road. For more information, call 774- 4:30-5:30 p.m., in the Hospice/Oncology 6886. MIDDLETOWN Department, CentraState Medical Jewish Family Children's Service 1670Hwy.35So. Center, Freehold Township. For more group for unemployed men and women, CalTolFree 1-800-734-3642 information, call 780-6144. meeting 2-3:30 p.m., Marlboro Jewish Living with a loss, adult bereavement Center, 103 School Road West. For group, weekly, 10-11:30 a.m. In the more information, call 774-6886. 22 JULY 3. 1991, THE REGISTER Monmouth Park to become Land of Oz for charity ball Carnival, midway SOCIAL SCENE That first year, she said, the charity ball to be featured raised $9,250, which was distributed to five hospitals, the Monmouth County Organiza- tion for Social Services (now MCOSS), and at annual event the Monmouth County Welfare House of By Mary Elton McCandleaa Freehold. Today, 96 local organizations have bene- OCEANPORT — The horses won't be fitted from the ball, Marko said. Each year, the only ones kicking up their heels at the the Monmouth Park Charity Fund, headed Monmouth Park race track July 20. by Marie White of Monmouth Beach, The 44th Monmouth Park Charity Ball chooses to donate money to "just over 50" and Carnival will be held that evening. The of these organizations, she explained. theme this year is "A Journey to the Emer- "Marie White goes to all these organiza- ald City," and for just one night, the first tions to see where the money is being used floor of the Monmouth Park Clubhouse will and make sure it is a viable organization." be transformed into the Land of Oz. Marko said, explaining that all of the money Eleanor Marko, charity ball public rela- raised by the committee, less expenses, goes tions chairman, said that the dinner-dance directly to the selected organizations. will feature the Steven Scon Orchestra, di- "That is the exciting part form e and ma- rected by Stuart White. In addition, a well- ny of us involved in choosing," Marko known local band, The Party Dolls, will added. "We see. the money isn't wasted play on the terrace. going into administration, but goes directly A carnival-like midway, Marko said, will to the organizations. At the end of the year, include "games of chance and wheels, and they get up to accept the money, and some- all kinds of prizes and toys. It will be just times I just break down and cry, because I like an arcade." see it's all worth it" "Yoang people will enjoy the nightclub To date, the Monmouth Park Charity Ball setting, featuring The Party Dolls," Marko Committee has distributed $6,088,442 to continued. "It should be an exciting musical charities. Marko said that the committee's night" "peak year" was 1984, when $264,000 was Photograph by Rich Schulu Since 1947, the ball has benefitted the distributed to about 50 organizations. Re- PREPARING THE RUBY SUPPER Monmouth Park Charity Fund, which has cent economic problems were reflected in K#W PMMipft, Hofnxtol, (1-0 •n*J Ann# Rjtrnkto. Tintoo FANL, r I one of the decora- distributed more than $6 million to local last year's figure, when the committee dis- tfon for Monmouth Park'* annual charily ball. The theme tor this year** gata is "The charities. Marko explained that the late tributed $200,750. Marko said, adding that Journey to the Emerald City." Amory L. Haskell of Middletown, founder this year is expected to be better. of Monmouth Park, instituted the charity The ball and carnival are not the only Ball committee since its inception, and is pended over stairs leading to the clubhouse, ball because he felt the track should give ways the committee raises funds. Marko ex- currently serving as the co-chairwoman and an Emerald City will be located at the something back to the community. plained. A benefit shopping day at Macy's, a with Marianne Hesse of Leonardo, and Ro- top of the staircase. Hanging overhead will "Amory Haskell was a philanthropist and luncheon and fashion show, and raffles and berta Fox of Rumson. Iselin's late husband be yellow and green swallow-tailed banners, his first wife was. too," Marko explained. drawings are also sponsored by the commit- succeeded Haskell as president of the park. representing the yellow brick road and the "He felt the first racing season should cul- tee. Iselin said that from the beginning, the Emerald City. minate in a charity ball to give something Betty Iselin of Long Branch has been a ball and carnival were intended to be "an In the dining room, the tables will be cov- back to the community." member of the Monmouth Park Charitv evening of fun for everybody." ered with green cloths and topped with a "We did not want to make it just a big round mirror featuring two glittered, ruby social event where everybody had to get slippers with yellow and red flowers, Reinal- dressed up." she explained. "We wanted to da said. Emerald green, lighted panels will make it an event that everyone could partic- be installed on all 22 of the big pillars in the ipate in." clubhouse, she added. "I have wonderful memories of how the Reinalda's decorating committee co- ball has grown and expanded," Iselin said. chairwomen, Anne Haskell Ellis of Middle- "We have given away over $6 million, and town, and her sister, Hope Haskell Jones of we think that is remarkable. We've had Rumson, are Amory Haskell's daughters is not extinct! some wonderful musicians...and they all and have served on the committee each year loved it. because it is such a mixture of since its inception in 1947. Haskell's second young and old." wife, Blanche of Monmouth Beach, current- In preparation for this year's ball, deco- ly serves on the executive committee. • Bestsellers Discounted rating committee members have been work- The evening will kick off at 8 p.m. with ing diligently to make the clubhouse a place games of chance and the midway, and at 9 worthy of Dorothy, the Wicked Witch of the p.m. dining and dancing to the Steven Scott • Free Gift Wrapping West, and Toto. too. Marko explained that Orchestra will begin. The Party Dolls will • Mail Service . despite the months of preparation, the club- perform at 10 p.m. on the patio terrace. house is not actually decorated until almost General admission is $15 each or two for • Phone Orders the last moment. $25. Tickets for the dinner and dance are The transformation of the clubhouse in- available for $100. • Free Book Offer program to a ballroom takes place right after the last Sponsor tickets, which include two dinner race on Saturday," Marko said. Then they and dance tickets, are available for $250 • Gift Certificates race like heck to get the panels up." Booster tickets, including four dinner and Anne Reinalda. decorating committee co- dance tickets, are $500. • Personal Ordering chairman, said the committee began work- The <***Miyr for dinner reservations is ing on the decorations in late March. She Jury 13. For more information, call the • Computer Searching of explained that balloon rainbows will be sus- charity ball office S7I-S326. 850,000 Books Auction offers Giants tickets Guests at the Monmouth Park Charity New York Jets; "Races at Vmciennes," a Ball and Carnival will have an opportunity limited edition sieragraph by Michel Dela- to take home two New York Giants season croix from the Atlantic Art Gallery. tickets, despite a 40-year waiting list Shrewsbury; a cast iron jockey, his-and-her Bradlees/Grand Union Shopping Center Also to be auctioned are a white, male rollerblades; a round oriental rug from Ebn- Route 35, Middletown maltese puppy from the Puppy Depot in ers Rugs, Red Bank; crystal wine, water and Monday-Saturday 10-9; Sunday 12-5 Point Pleasant: two theater tickets for "Miss champagne glasses from Astral, New York: Ph.: (201) 615-0444 Saigon" or "The Will Rogers Follies," plus a natural color portrait by Gerard Photogra- limosine and dinner for two at 21; and two phy; a weekend for two at the Watergap tickets on Delta Airlines and a DiDominico Country Club; 12 flower arrangements from Bus Tour in California. Flowers by Van Brunt; a $300 gift certificate T'Vl, ITTLE PROFE S S O R"T\ Bids also will be accepted for his-and-her from Flowers by Foggia: an outdoor gas gnll watches by Van Cleef and Arpel; a museum from New Jersey Natural Gas Compam. reproduction Baccarat crystal inkwell from his-and-hers Omega watches from Alston BOOKCENTER Brielle Galleries: a sport fur coat from B. Beck Jewelers, Shrewsbury; a day at Mete- Smith & Co., New York; a crystal "1000 conk Golf Club forfour , a portrait by Nancy windows" vase by Orrefors from Rumson Gosnell; and a $300 gift basket by Paul Se- We help you find books you'll love. China and Glass; eight season tickets for the bastian Frangrances. THE REGISTER. JULY 3, 1991 23 den Road, Shrewsbury, received a bache- Dwight Ensley White, son of Dr. and A. Disclafani. Tinton Falls, re- ON CAMPUS lor's degree in government & law/an from Mrs. William H. R. White. Rumson. re- ceived a bachelor of arts degree on May 19 Lafayette College. Pa. ceived a bachelor's degree in accounting on from St. Peter's College. Jersey City. May 18 from Elon College. N.C. D«TM G. Carpenter. Fair Haven, received Susan Marie Quimby. Eatontown. was Kerry Mulholland. daughter of Mrs Au-' a master of divinity degree from Princeton the May 19 salulatonan of the Upsala Col- Heather A. Lemon. Bellevue Avenue. drey Mulholland of Rumson. was awarded a Theological Seminary at the school's 179th lege, East Orange. Class of 1991. She re- Rumson. was awarded a bachelor's degree bachelor's degree in political science on commencement exercises on June 2. ceived the Upsala Award, the highest aca- in arts on May 19 from St. Lawrence Uni- May 19 from Mount St. Mary's College. demic award a student can achieve at versity. Canton, N.Y. She was a member of Emmitsburg. Md. Carol W. Dobson. Red Bank, received the Upsala. Kappa Delta Sigma sorority. 1991 Arthur T. Vanderbilt Prize in Legal Anthony Codispoti. son of Mr. and Mrs. Alicia M. Brantly. daughter of Ms. Laura Elizabeth J. Spencer. Linden Drive. Fair Nicholas Codispoti. received a bachelor's History at the Ruigers-Camden School of Scott Trafalgar Place. Shrewsbury, grad- Law. She received her juris doctor degree in Haven, graduated cum laude on May 19 degree in business and finance on May 19 uated cum laude from Muhlenberg College. from St. Lawrence University. Canton, from Mount St. Mary's College. Emmits- May from the School of Law. where she was Allentown. Pa. a dean's list scholar. N.Y. She received a bachelor's degree in burg. Md. Robert L. Bailey Jr., Fair Haven, grad- writing and participated in the International Patricia Walsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cheryl L. Pnerling. daughter of Mr. and uated from Virginia Tech. Blacksburg. Va. Study Program in England. Mrs. Bruce Puerling. Little Silver, graduated John Walsh. Red Bank, was awarded a May 19 from Franklin and Marshall Col- Ted Martin Beal Jr_ son of Mr. and Mrs. Kirsten rather, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. bachelor's degree in business and finance on lege. Lancaster. Pa. She was a psychology Ted M. Beal of Fair Haven, received a bach- Joseph M. Cather of Sycamore Avenue, May 19 from Mount St. Mary's College. major and was a member of the Psi Chi elor's degree in business administration on Shrewsbury, received a bachelor's degree Emmitsburg. Md. National Psychology Honor Society. • May 18 from Elon College, N.C. and graduated cum laude on May 19 from Brian Riddle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron- Connecticut College. New London. Conn. Donna L. McDowell. Lombardi Court. Frank Angelo Mass Jr., son of Mrs. Lil- ald Riddle. Little Silver, received a bache- Red Bank, has been named to the spring lian Hodgekiss. Little Silver, received a Kelli G. O'Keeffe. Middletown. received lor's degree in history on May 19 from dean's honor list at Quinnipiac College. bachelor's degree in business administration a bachelor of arts degree on May 18 from St. Mount St. Mary's College. Emmitsburg. Hamden. Conn. on May 18 from Bon College. N.C Peter's College. Jersey City. Md. Jeanne Barr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Barr. Fair Haven, graduated May 18 from Wheaton College, Norton, Mass. She majored in sociology. EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE PUBLIC COMMENDATION AND Mary McDonnell, daughter of Robert and Mary McDonnell. Rumson. received a bachelor's degree in studio art and English June 2 from Bucknell University, Lewis- CONGRATULATIONS burg, Pa. She received the Class of 1905 Art Prize for outstanding work in creative art and was a member of Kappa Kappa Gam- TO THE RED BANK REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL ma sorority. Nancy Cares Richmond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Richmond. Garden Road, Shrewsbury, was awarded a bache- CLASS OF 1991 lor's degree in international affairs, with a minor in Russian/Soviet area studies, from CLASS OF 1991 We commend and congratulate the following members of the Class of 1991 for Lafayette College. Pa. distinguishing themselves in the 1991 Corporate Merit Scholarship Competitions: Sandra Francine Richmond, daughter of Winners, 1991 Merit Scholarship Program: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Richmond. Gar- PETER BRUCKMANN JENNIFER POLLOCK CALENDAR The following students are commended for Outstanding Academic Achievement. They exceeded the standards of the Presidential Academic Fitness Program as established by the U. S. Secretary of EATONTOWN Education and the President of the United States: Thursday ELIZABETH FAGAN. VALEDICTORIAN LAUREN BRUNSKI LAURA KLAHRE MATTHEW MC CARTHY Army Band Concert at Van Kirk Park. JANICE GRAY. SALUTATORIAN STACEY HSENBERG JEFFREY LABRECQUE JENNIFER POLLOCK Starts at noon; admission, free. Located ERIK ABRAMS MICHAEL FLYNN CHRISTINE LIVINGSTON KEVIN UHR1CH . along Avenue of Memories between KATHERINE BACHELLE KJMBERLY FORMAN LAUREN MATTHEWS MADDALENA VESPA library and Post Chapel. For PETER BRUCKMANN MICHAEL GUARINO information, call 532-1510. In addition, we commend and congratulate the Class of 1991 who, by nature of their high school FAIR HAVEN performance, have distinguished themselves, their families and their school by being accepted to the Today following colleges and universities. ON paintings by Bonnie McKee Toftora, shown until Aug. 31 in the meeting room at Aquarius Rising, 775 River Road. Tuesday Summer Theatre Workshop for children ages 9 to 14. Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9 a.m. to noon. Church of the Nativity. Call Monmouth Conservatory of Music. 741-8880. RED BANK Today Small Business Council meeting at Molly Pitcher Inn, 8 a.m.-10 a.m. Chester Apy of Apy. Apy and Qardstein and Robin Zager of Robin Zager Realty are speakers. First Presbyterian Church Vacation Bible School, to July 12. Tuesday The pubHc library will show the children's film -Waffles" at 10 a.m. No fee required. The credit for this exceptional performance is shared by the staff members of Red Bank Regional High School who continue to be committed to the goals of academic excellence and unity in the pursuit of learning. SHREWSBURY ~ RED BANK REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Grace Costa, President Sunday Mr. Joseph M. Cather, Vice President Presbyterian Church, 352 Sycamore Avenue, summer worship hours wHI be .Mrs. Florence P. Apy Mrs. Barbara D. CottreU Mrs. Emily A Doherty Mr. Leslie C Taylor at 9:30 a.m.. up until September. Mr. James A. McNaily Mr. Arthur G. Palmer, Jr. Mr. Jesse L. Garrison Mr. Kenneth R. Sommerhalter. Secretary First Assembly of God Desert Storm Dr. Donald D. Warner Superintendent Troop Return Celebration. 10:45 a.m. Dr. Robert M. Nogueira Principal service. Fort Monmouth color guard and Mr. C. Arthur Abnzio .._ Guidance Supervisor chaplains from USA Chaplain School. 220 Sycamore Avenue. 24 JULY 3, 1991, THE REGISTER Today through July 13 Broad Street, Shrewsbury, Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays through Jury 27 THE ARTS "Pippin" ptssentad by Plays-in-the- through Fridays, noon-4 p.m., closed "Start Magnate!." comedy-drama. Park, Roosevelt Park Amphitheater, Thursday: call 741-1441. First Avenue Playhouse, 123 First Ave.. Today Today through Aug. 4 Atlantic Highlands. Performance, 8:30 Edison. 8:30 p.m., except Thursday and p.m., dessert, 8 p.m. Admission $15 and New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, Sunday, free. Bring low-back lawn Surprising Scenes of the Garden reservations are required. Call 291 - Dwight Morrow High School. chairs; call 548-2884. State, exhibit of watercolors by Robert 7552. Englewood, 8 p.m.. featuring Glinka. Today through July 21 Sakson. Monmouth Museum, Saturday Brookdale Community College campus, Dvorah. Bernstein, Copland and more Art Alliance Group Show, Visitor Music from Aston Magna, Italian and a fireworks display, free. Rain site, Center, Thompson Park, Newman Lincroft, Tuesdays-Saturdays, 10 a.m.- 4:30 p.m., Sundays, 1-5 p.m.; call 747- Barogue concert 8 p.m., preconcert John Harms Center, Englewood. Springs Road. Lincroft, free and open to lecture 6 p.m., Nicholas Music Center. the public; call 842-4000. 2266. Sabona Productions Company of Today through Aug. 11 George Street and Route 18, New Howell, is seeking a male actor 25-40 Today through July 25 Brunswick. Sponsored by Rutgers for a variety of roles in the comedy Putting the Pieces Together: The Norman Rockwell's America exhibit, History of Life in North America, Summedest. Tickets $15, Rutgers 'Greater Tuna." Production scheduled Basile Spingarn Gallery of Fine Arts, students half price; call 932-7511. for mid-September. Auditions by Monmouth Museum, Lincroft. Exhibit H6V2 Mains St.., Matawan. Collection of illustrates what fossils are. how they are Puccini Opera Festival featuring, "La appointment only; call Robert Marsch, signed prints and collectibles. Hours Boheme," 8:15 p.m., Paramount 651-1664. formed and how we can use them to Theatre, Asbury Park, sponsored by Mondays-Saturdays, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. help us reconstruct prehistoric plants National Chorale's Sixth annual New Thursdays and Saturdays. 10 a.m.-9 Metro Lyric Opera with singers from and animals. Every Wednesday at 3 international operas; call 531-2378. Jersey Festival of American Music p.m.; call 566-8660. p.m., gallery talk by the Museum Theatre, Independence Day evening Today through July 31 Copland's "Lincoln Portrait." Curator. Hours Tuesdays through narrated by actor James Earl Jones, in concert, 7:30 p.m.. Echo Lake Park. Abstracts in Art, one man-show of Saturdays, 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; Sundays Mountainside: call (212) 333-5333. Bruce Fallender. president of the the opening concert of the Waterloo 1-5 p.m.; Admission free to members, Festival Orchestra featuring, Today and Thursday Monmouth County Arts Council and the non-member adults $2. senior citizens Adelphia Arts Centre. Count Basie Tchaikowsky Symphony No. 4. 8:30 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles st and children $1; call 747-2266. p.m., concert tent. Village of Waterloo, Great Adventure, Jackson. 3 and 7 p.m. Theatre, upper lobby gallery. 99 Today through Aug. 26 Monmouth St., Red Bank. Fifty percent Stanhope. For tickets, call 347-4700. All concerts free with park admission; of the proceeds will benefit the Fine Art by John Bass, Farmingdale The Importance of Being Earnest." call 928-2000. Monmouth County Arts Council and the artist one-man show. Monmouth will be presented by the Arden Party. 10 Today through Saturday restoration of the historic Count Basie County Office of the Handicapped, 29 E. p.m.-midnight. Gaffe E Dolce ice cream Gallery Exhibition, Walters Hall Theatre: call 842-9000. Main St.. Freehold. Half of the proceeds parlor, 1310 Boardwalk, Asbury Park, will be donated to the Monmouth Gallery. Chapel Drive. George Street. George Shomo of Red Bank, free; call 988-1978. Rutgers Arts Center, New Brunswick. 6- County Office of the Handicapped and Allentown band, John Phillips Sousa featured artist at the Adelphia Arts the Adelphia Arts Center call 431 -7399. 8 p.m., free. Centre, Route 524, Adelphia concert, 8 p.m., Ocean Grove Great Today through Sunday Today through October 13 Auditorium, Pilgrim Passway. Tickets Farmingdale Road, Howell. Hours by Adolph Strauss Museum and Library $10, $13 reserved seating; call 988- "As You Like It," Levin Theater. appointment; call 462-7675. of the Atlantic Highlands Historical 0645. Rutgers Arts Center. George Street and European Art Show featuring Beno. Society, 27 Mount Ave., Atlantic Timmy T., Lisette Metendez, and Route 18. New Brunswick, 8 p.m. Brian Maytum and Polly Hart, Jentra Highlands, open Sundays, 1-4 p.m. TKA concert 8 p.m.. Great Adventure. Matinee 2 p.m. Sunday, starring Matt Fine Art Gallery, Route 33 and Millhurst Victorian mansion with five period Jackson. Concert free with park Mulhern of CBS's "Major Dad" and Road, Freehold, Tuesdays-Saturdays. rooms and three exhibit rooms, admission; call 928-2000. Jordan Baker of NBC's "L.A. Law." 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Thursdays, 10 a.m.-8 containing period furniture, costumes, Sunday Tickets: $16 and $18; Rutgers students p.m. or by appointment; call 431-0838 or and more, free; call 291 -1861. half price, group discounts available; (609) 275-0620. Corina, Musto and Bones and Two call 932-7511. Thursday Without Hats concert, 7 p.m.. Great Engiishtown GaHery exhibit. Urban Pinceton Pops concert and fireworks Adventure, Jackson. Concert free with "Annie" presented at Montclair State Metaphor, Tuesdays through display, featuring the New Jersey park admission; can 928-2000. College, Upper Montclair in the Saturdays, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., 34 Main St., Engiishtown; call 446-5775. Symphony. Mercer County Park. Gates Monday Memorial Auditorium. Tickets and group open 5 p.m... General admission $5 in Films By and About Kids, presented rates available, call 893-5112. Tickets Guild of Creative Art. will feature advance for adults, $7 at the gate, by the Newark Black Film Festival. 2:30 for children are 12 and under half price. Louise Goetze's flower paintings, 620 children under 12 free; call (609) 921 - p.m., Newark Public Library, 5 7104. Washington St.; can 596-6550. Minolta Summer Music Fest 91, La Maitrise Gabriel Faure, all-female l*;if I i: I i OII|»OII fireworks display by the Santore choir from Marseille, France, free Brothers and a program of patriotic concert. 7 p.m., Westminster Choir music by Harold LJeberman and his College, Bristol Chapel, Princeton; call concert band. 8 p.m.. bandsheM, (609)921-2663. Ramapo College, Mahwah. Parking fee Tuesday $3; call 529-7500, Ext. 7563. 18th Century Women in the Mirror of Happy Days String Band, concert, Art lecture, 7 p.m., Lucy Stone Hall, 4th 7:30 p.m., Atlantic Highlands at Marina, Blumberg Auditorium, Livingston free. Bring lawn chairs; call 747-6573. College, New Brunswick, free; call 463- Thursday through Sept 2 3640. New Jersey State Council on the Arts Glenn Miller Orchestra, 8 p.m.. Paper 1991 Fellowship Exhibition, presented Mill Playhouse, Brookside Drive, of JULY by the Gallery at Bristol-Meyers Squibb. Millburn Tickets $24 orchestra. $20 Route 206.3 miles south of Princeton. mezzanine; call 376-4343. Exhibit includes painting sculpture, Piano Gala presented by the Rutgers \\ I I graphics, photography, crafts, media Summerfest. 8 p.m., Nicholas Music and design arts. Open to public, free. Center, George Street and Route 18. Hours Mondays-Fridays, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., New Brunswick. Tickets $18; call 932- Thursdays to 9 p.m., Saturdays and 7511. Sundays. 1-5 p.m.; call (609) 683-6275. Tuesday, July 14,16-21 Friday "Fences," Montclair State College Independence Day Concert, Garden theater. Upper Montclair. Tuesdays State Philharmonic Orchestra, 7:30 through Saturdays. 8 p.m.; Saturday p.m., on steps of the Ocean County matinee, 2 p.m; Sunday, 3 and 7 p.m.. Library. 101 Washington St., Toms Tickets $20-$22; call 893-5112. River, free. Bring folding chairs or a Tuesdays and Thursdays through Aug. 22 blanket; call 349-6277. Summer Theater Workshop The Waterloo at Princeton Faculty Production for children ages 9-14,9 Chamber Music Series opens at a.m.-noon, Church of the Nativity, Richardson Auditorium, Princeton Hance Road, Fair Haven: call 741-8880 University, 8:30 p.m., with works Of Next Wednesday Bach, Martinii. Mozart. Beethoven and Bahia: Africa in the Americas, Dohnanyi. Following the concert, curtain presented by the Newark Black Film call conversations with Artistic Director, Festival, 7:30 p.m., The Newark Samuel Lippman; call 347-4700. Museum, Billy Johnson Auditorium, 53 Bernstein and Gershwin will be Washington St.; call 596-6550. featured by the New Jersey Symphony Three Cheer* for America, a musical Orchestra, concert. 8:30 p.m.. Garden for children 6-10. presented by the State Arts Center, Holmdel. Tickets $30; Pushcart Players, 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 call 624-8203 or 1 -800-ALLEGRO p.m., Paper MM Playhouse, Brookside REG. Fridays and Saturdays through Jury 13 Drive, MWbum. Tickets $5 orchestra. $4 "The Sound of Music," presented by mezzanine: caH 376-4343. Spring Lake Theatre Company, 8:30 Portugal L slide presentation p.m.. Spring Lake Community House covering Lisbon, Portimao and Vila 1.1uiiiniiiun. \ 111 I".' mill«imrih ui H«« Theatre, Third and Madison Avenues, Nova de Gaia. 7:30 p.m., MkMtetown Spring Lake. Tickets $12, $11 for senior Township Public, New Monmouth Road, citizens and students, $6 for children Middletown. free. Guest speaker Peter under 12; call 449-4530. J. Koetech; cal 671 -3700 THE REGISTER, JULY 3, 1991 25 Eclectic marks guitarist-singer's repertoire pose Band" with musician/songwriter Dan- la the nearly 20 years that he has been perform a few times each summer at a dub ny Petraitis. Although Petraitis relocated to playing professionally, Guadagno has per- in Martha's Vineyard, Mass. Pat Guadagno Nashville 18 months ago, The Soul Purpose formed on many occassions. both as a solo And while, like most performers, he suf- Band reunites occasionally for area shows. act and with The Shades, as an opening act fers the occassional performances where en- fits performance "I've known since I was 2 that I wanted for headliners such as Roger McGuinn, Ste- thusiasm may be on short supply, he said he to be a singer," Guadagno said. vie Ray Vaughan, Gary "U.S." Bonds and can always find someone in the audience Rick Danko. Recently, he has pel (brined at who is having a good time and enjoying the to each audience Taught the "basic chords" of the guitar by the reception center at the Garden State music. Slower nights are used for experi- By Kathtewi M. Horan an older brother, Guadagno said he learned Arts Center for acts as diverse as rocker mention, he adds. to play mostly on his own. Today, when Don Henley and classical musician Michael "I consider myself really lucky; in all the Obscure is probably not a word most mu- planning new material to perform, he learns Feinstein. years Tve been playing, I've never had to sicians would want associated with their the music by ear. play a song I hate." Guadagno said. "It was kind of fun. because it turned out Guadagno's summer schedule includes music. "I'm a relatively quick study, and I use that the classical music crowd was really the time that I spend driving around to appearances every Friday night at the Club- But for Pat Guadagno, obscure is the into country music and the fans of a coun- house in Plainfield: Saturday nights at Dan- word he selects when describing his musical learn the lyrics," he said. try singer wanted to hear rock and roll." ny's Restaurant, Red Bank; and "Happy repertoire, which features many unknown And although he cites Jimi Hendnx as Guadagno said. Hour" performances Wednesday through or little known songs. one of his favorite artists, along with Bob Working without an agent, Guadagno Friday evenings at Southeby's in Lincroft A guitarist and singer who performs at Dylan, he plays exclusively acoustic guitar, said he books all his own shows, primarily His Arts Center appearances include a July area clubs and restaurants, Guadagno might an instrument that he said is always strung through word of mouth. Although he plays 8th "Margarita Party" prior to the Jimmy fill a musical set with numbers such as tele- "classic style" with nylon strings. the majority of his shows locally, he does Buffet concert. vision theme songs for "Chico and the Man," "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and Davey Crockett," in addition to a little- known song written by amateur song writers and entitled "ESPN." Along more familiar MptaHOObKkm lines, a recent evening's selections also in- cluded an atmospheric instrumental version of John Lennon's "Imagine." NOW "I like to go oat and find obscure songs CAF Series no one else uses; 1 spend a lot of time • 7%DeaJerFnawangloqualf»edbuyers looking for unusual material," said Guadag- • uwjf neueiei no, who adds that his "visibility" has re- Is The Time To sutled in his receiving many songs written • 5 Yr. Limned Parts and Service by local song writers. "I like to consider the Get A Head Start Manufacturer s Guarantee stuff 1 do obscure; I think obscure is a great • SEER Rating Up To 13+ word." •10 Yr. Limited Warranty On compressor Of his large musical repertoire, Guadagno observes, "I've been playing a long time." On The • •200 Manufacturing Rebates A resident of Matawan who is originally • Free Estimates from Colts Neck, Guadagno has for the past Upcoming Season [total four years made performing his full-time Mfcer! career, and will often play two locations a II day. The father of three girls, ages 17, 13 and 2, his schedule allows for him to be With home during the day with his young daugh- ter. Great Prices Now 37,- he has been playing the guitar FREE GfiS for most of his life and joined his first band — named "The Glass Menagerie" while still FJRNACE IGUGI in high school. i For "My first job was at the Stralhmore Swim Club (Aberdeen); we set up out by the pool," Guadagno said. Air At age 18, Guadagno began playing pro- fessionally at area clubs with a band called Conditionings "The Candle Brothers." Two years later, he CornfortnKiKer started a band called "The Shades," which became somewhat of a fixture on the shore music scene, with frequent appearances at area clubs such as The Stone Pony and The Cove. Following The Shades, Guadagno formed an ensemble group called "The Soul Pur- wHh any furnace FOI DUCT FREE or air conditioning K SERSON •250. value •RESIDENT.COMMERCIA^L INDOOR AIR HEATING A AIR CONDITIONING SPECIALISTS FREEHOLD (201)577-1772 S5& RED BANK (201) 530-5544 •"E- "i t: ;1HI« .' I Wt}t. 26 JULY 3,1991, THE REGISTER •PUREHEU USFUNT CHARLES B. RUBINSTEIN •A WEDD1 URSELF Low-cost wines AG NIGHT! to try for July 4 poolside parties "DEVASTATING FUNNYT The long July Fourth holiday weekend is Look a traditional time for barbecues, pool parties and the like. It's a great time for serving for the inexpensive wines to quench your thirst and Register's^ lend a festive air to any event. CAU. TICKET CENTTUL (212)279-4200 OfJ HTTTO (212)504-8036 Setting an upper limit of $9 a bottle does new, exciting look not preclude finding wines of good quality that are sure to please any crowd, from nov- ice to connoisseur. By the latter term. I am not including wine snobs, for whom the la- bel is all important. These are the same peo- ple who love to quote the rating given by some wine writer as proof of the wine's quality. Keep in mind that all that matters is STERLING VALUE whether you enjoy the wine. A rating or recommendation should be used only as a guide to purchase. — What follows are my suggestions for wines to enjoy at barbecues, picnics, casual meals and poolside drinking. These are not wines that have great complexity, but the> are wines with appealing fruit flavors that COMPLETE can be drunk young. Because July Fourth is an American holi- day. I'll limit my recommendations to wines produced in our country. Chardonnay is certainly the most popular white wine varietal. Can good Chardonnays GLASSES: be found for under $9? The answer is yes. Examples: Belvedere Discovery Series 1988 Central Coast $6; Bon Marche 1986 Alexan- der Valley, $8; Covey Run 1989 Yakima Valley, $8.99; Fetzer Sundial 1990. $7.50: Liberty School Series One 1989 Sonoma/ Napa. $7.50: Mountain View 1989 Monte- rey. $6: Weinstock 1989 Alexander Valley (Kosher). $6: and Wente Bros. 1988 Central Coast, $6.50. If you're tired of chardonnay, try any of the following: Guenoc Chenin Blanc 1990 California, $5.50: Cos du Bois Sauvignon Blanc 1990 Alexander Valley, $8; Fenestra Semillon 1989 Livermore Valley. $8.50; Co- lumbia Crest Gewurztraminer 1990 Colum- bia Valley, $5.99; Chateau Ste Michelle Ge- wuztraminer 1990.$6.49: Stony Ridge PRICE INCLUDES: White Zinfandel 1990 California, $6: and Chateau Ste. Michelle Muscat Canelli.$6.49 •Frames Enjoyable reds at under $9 a bottle are also not hard to find. Among the Cabernet •Scratch Resistant I Sauvignons in this category: Beaulieu Vine- yard Beautour 1988 Napa, $7; Glen Ellen Proprietor's Reserve 1988 California, $5.75: and Rodney Strong 1987 Sonoma. $8.50. FREE 1 Year Warranty on Other good reds for under $9: Alexander Valley Vineyards Zinfandel 1988 Alexander Frames and Lenses Against Valley $8; Castoro Cellars Zinfandel 1989. $8.50; Paso RoWes. Masson Pinot Noir Breakage and Scratching 1988 Monteey, $8; Mirassou 5th Generation Family selection Pinot Noir 1988 Monterey. $7; Sainttbury Pinot Noir Garnet, $9; Car- Choose a frame from our Special neros. Parduci Petite Sirah 1987 Mendoci- no, $7; and Columbia Crest Merlot 1988 Collection and get clear single vision Columbia Valley. $8.99. lenses in your prescription (bifocals, Fireworks and sparklers are best left to professionals, but there are some sparklers at additional charge). that are not in this category. I'm referring to Offer good at participating sparkling wine. The best in the under $9 OPTICAL' category are: Cooks Grand Reserve Imperi- locations. No other discounts apply. al Extremely Dry NV, Cook's Imperial Brut WERE NOT YOUR TYPICAL Offer expires 7-31-91 Nv and Stony Ridge malvasia Bianca NV. EYEGLASS CHAIN Wfcuft all the wises mentioned above have in common besides being inexpensive and good value is that they are easy to drink. You won't have to search for the fla- Monmouth Mall Freehold Raceway Mall vors or the enjoyment. So be adventurous Route 35 & 36 Route 9 & 33 and try a few this holiday weekend. Eatontown, NJ. 07724 Freehold, NJ. 07728 . Charles B. Rubinstein of Colts Neck is sec- (Lower levd near AAS) (Upper level near Sean) retary of the Wine Writers Circle of the (908) 544-8515 (908)303-9527 Greater New York Area and treasurer of the Wine Media Guild. He has bean coaect- ing and tasting wine for 40 years. THE REGISTER, JULY 3,1991 27 >X/u LUNCH & DINNER • Northern Italian Cuisine • Fresh Seafood •Steaks Safari VXP. 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Black, a member of portant to Black, now that he is safe at the 6th Motor Transport Battalion in Red home. Marine to lead "Being that I came back alive.' he said, Bank, left the United States for Saudi Ara- for Thursday. At 9:30 a.m., Black will share bia Jan. 4 to serve as a maintenance chief. "it's going to make the holiday a little more the honor of serving as grand marshal of the special." adding that a mechanic in his pla- township's parade Because he had to leave for Camp Pendle- municipality's Fourth of July parade with ton. Calif., on Dec. 6. before going to the toon, Cpl. Abm Auger. New Haven. Conn., Pauline Baer. a longtime township employ- was not as fortunate. Auger died in Saudi as grand marshal Middle East, he missed spending Christmas ee. He and Baer will ride in the lead car, with his family. Arabia as a result of a tractor-trailer acci- By Thereaa Maggiolo starting at the intersection of Lloyd Road dent. After that, his wife recalled. "We spent a and Route 34 and ending at Matawan Re- few holidays alone." gional High School. "Being over there in a war makes you ABERDEEN — To many people, the appreciate the United States more," said Easter passed, and their youngest daugh- Afterwards, the Blacks will travel to Hel- Fourth of July means fireworks and heavy ter. Heather, celebrated her first commu- Black, an owner of B&B Auto-Radiator, traffic. metta. where they will enjoy a barbeque Route 35, Cliffwood Beach. "You tend to nion without her dad. Black returned home with the family of Gunnery Sgt. John But for Gunnery Sgt. Edward Black and on Mother's Day. May 12, but the Blacks take a lot of things for granted." his family. Independence Day will take on a Mechkowski. a fellow Marine who served in Black's 16-year-old daughter. Denise. said don't consider that their first holiday to- the Middle East war with Black. There, they new meaning Thursday. gether, Karen said, because "everything was she thinks that she and her family win ap- intend to eat, play volleyball, swim and so- preciate the holiday more because her father The 37-year-old Black, who resides at 377 so confused. It was a real surprise. I got a cialize. Riverdale Drive, his wife, Karen, and their phone call one Thursday afternoon, saying served in the Persian Gulf War. three children will be able to spend their 'Guess what? I'm in Maine!' " Another scrrkemaa, Staff Sgt. Jack Man- "It Bakes yo« appreciate the real mean- first holiday together since he returned from The Blacks have an active day planned gano of Spotswood. also is expected to at- ing of the holiday." she said. tend the gathering. Mangano arrived home Since he has been home from the Middle in April from Kay Bay, Hawaii. It will be East. Black has spoken of his war experience the first time the three men have seen each to children in many schools in the area, other since Black returned home. including Matawan Regional High School. "I can't wait," Black said. "I kind of miss Cliffwood Elementary School and Totten- The Elberon Memorial Church them." ville School in Staten Island. He has re- PARK AVENUE, ELBERON, NEW JERSEY The preamble to the Declaration of Inde- ceived 200 letters from students in the Tot- pendence states that among man's inaliena- ten ville School. (ONE BLOCK FROM THE OCEAN) ble rights "are life, liberty and the pursuit of He also participated in a ticker tape pa- happiness." Those words are especially im- rade in New York City on June 10. - Sunday Service Eleven O'Clock SERMON BY: DR. DAVID L. CRAWFORD Princeton Theological Seminary THE MINISTRY OF MUSIC Timothy Smith Choir Director and Organist 'Everyone's Welcome INDEPENDENCE WEEK SALE! The Best Selection of Swim Sorts and Active Sportswear In The Area Up to 80% OFF RETAIL HOLIDAY SPECIALS 2 Pc. Short Sets 00 Photograph by Rich Schuttz * 19/2 for *35 OLD GLORY Cathy Ciani, Eatontown, enjoys Fort Monmouth's Rag Day celebrate with or, Michael Cronin, 2, and granddaughter Elaine Boeder, 6, June 14. Old Glory wW be Soplex Solid Tank Suit flying high again Thursday when area reaidanta calaurata Independence Day. Selected 1991 Fort pays tribute to vets of 3 wars Cover-Ups EATONTOWN — The Army's 216th see combat, but that did not diminish their 50% OFF birthday and Flag Day, a tribute to Viet- importance, Mallette said. For the most nam. Korean and Persian Gulf veterans, part, he said, the troops were either in com- were celebrated June 14 at Fort Monmouth. munications or physical security, alternat- ing 12-hour shifts. NEPTUNE FASHION OUTLET The celebration included a giant birthday cake, live entertainment, fireworks and a The Persian Gulf War was a joint effort Featuring nationally known proportioned fit swim wear marching review by Persian Gulf troops. in which the troops relied on one another plus cover-ups, golf and tennis wear. for assistance and success, soldiers at the The most significant part of the Gulf War festivities said. "Unfortunately, we can not 1933 HECK AVE. 1056 OCEAN AVE. was "that it validates all of our equipment assassinate (Saddam), but we did liberate and confirms our designs for the past 10 Kuwait", stated a soldier who asked that his NEPTUNE SEA BRIGHT years", stated Maj. Gen. Alfred J. Mallette name not be used. of Fort Monmouth. "Our training and 775-5623 530-8649 troops were able to out perform those of our After the formal celebration ended, the Open Mon.-Sot. 10-5 Open Mon.-Sot. 9-5 opponents". live entertainment and fun kicked off. Tens Thurt. tO-8 Frl. untf 8, Sun. 12-5 of thousands of people danced and partied Most Fort Monmouth soldiers did not until early in the morning. THE REGISTER, JULY 3, 1991 Grucci ready for world-class Police warn against fireworks MIDDLETOWN - While a number like where you've got apartments side by display of fireworks tonight of local towns have reported few prob- side." lems in the past connected with fire- ByMafyHenMcCandtea» designer shells are from "the Orient South works safety on the Fourth of July. Mid- As a result a heavier burden in pre- America, Europe. Canada. Great Britain. dletown's acting police chief has issued a venting possible injury to children falls RED BANK — After spending six days Italy. Australia, and the good ole' U.S. of A. strong warning to township residents on area parents. Volkland said. setting up. and 16 hours planning the chore- Gucci also explained which chemical that fireworks use. which is illegal, will He said that the police department has ography, Fireworks by Grucci. Inc. is ready compounds are used to create each color. not be tolerated by the department. to let loose a "world class fireworks pro- no information on anyone selling fire- Red is made from compounds of strontium; works in the area, but "There's always gram" over the Navesink River tonight in white is created from magnesium: blue "Every Fourth of July, we have prob- honor of Independence Day. lems with fireworks." Ernest R. Volk- the possibility that something may crop come from copper green is made from bari- up before the Fourth of July." The display will be produced by Philip um: and sodium creates the yellows, he said. land. acting chief of police for Middle- Butler and the chief pyrotechnician, Jeff Residents planning to attend the fire- town said, although members of police To illustrate the damage that fireworks Schneider, both of Grucci, Inc. New York. works display are asked to obey five rules of departments in Shrewsbury. Tinton can do, Volkland said that past incidents Assisting Schneider will be six pyrotechni- "Audience Viewing Firework Etiquette.* Falls, Little Silver and Fair Haven said have included the blowing up of mad- cians manning 29 firing batteries. The batte- according to Red Bank Fireworks Commit- that use of explosives on the holiday pre- boxes. ries have been filled with 44 tons of sand tee spokesman Michael Sullivan. The rules: sents no extra cause for their concern. and connected by 14 miles of wire. While he said that Middletown's ur- 1. Obey police, and respect public and "Our biggest thing is education," Voik- ban status makes it a more difficult area While these details were readily available. private property. land explained. "Some of the stuff Felix Grucci Jr. was less forthcoming with to police for fireworks use. a member of 2. Bring chairs, blankets, goodies, your they're putting together today has tre- the Red Bank Police Department said the number of shells that would be used best manners, and a radio to listen to WJLK mendous power to it." during the display. that while they patrol more urban sur- for the fireworks music and traffic reports. roundings, they must also attend to ma- Grucci said that the number of shells is 3. Bring a recyclable bag for litter remov- One of the department's major con- "irrelevant" because it is "not the number cerns. Volkland said, is "kids playing ny other problems that take precedence al, because "the main reason for encore de- on July Fourth, such as drunken driving. of shells that creates the portrait in the night nial is cleanup costs." with fireworks, and you always have the sky, but the quality of the artistry." He ex- 4. Be patient because first to arrive possibility of injuries." His goal is "to try Tinton Falls Police Chief Wayne plained that the artistry depends upon the means last to go home. to make it a safe holiday for everybody White said that fireworks use is quiet concerned. Sometimes, people just need choreography between the music and the 5. To prevent accidents, arrests and forc- there. fireworks. a reminder. ing the Gruccis to compete with amateur "If we have one or two complaints, it's "Besides, you wouldn't ask Michelangelo fireworks displays — don't bring your own "We usually have our share," Volk- a lot" he said. how many buckets of paint he used on the fireworks. land said of the number of calls Middle- Sistine Chapel, would you?" Grucci asked. The fireworks display will begin tonight town Police receive on July Fourth re- Detective Sgt. William Wikoff of the According to Grucci, each six-inch Split- at dusk and can be viewed from Marine porting use of fireworks. "On the Fourth Little Silver Police Department said. Comet shell cost $115. The most exclusive Park, Wharf Avenue. In case of rain, the of July, everybody gets fired up." "We haven't had any mass outbursts of shell is the Grucci Gold-Split Comet, and fireworks will take place Thursday. • fireworks." He added that the depart- Because many township houses are ment did send fliers to area businesses in spread out with a lot of space in between, June warning them that fireworks use is he said, deterring use of fireworks on pri- illegal. Area towns plan festivities vate property is more difficult than in urban areas. "That keeps the businesses advised," he explained. for Independence Day, week "To a certain degree, it's harder than it would be in your cities." Volkland ex- Of his warning, Volkland said, "Hope- Several area towns have activities Wilson Avenue, Port Monmouth. At 10 plained. "You get a lot of calls, and you fully, if it just saves one kid from having planned for the July 4 holiday. The follow- a.m., all go to Middletown Town Hall just have so many men working. It isn't a problem, (it's worth it.)" ing is~a list of some of the events scheduled. Veterans Memorial. The Vietnam Today Memorial is next at 10:30 a.m., off HAZLET, Fireworks at dusk at Palmer Avenue. Concludes at VFW post Veterans Memorial Soccer Complex, at 11 a.m. with refreshments being Green Acres Dr. served. KEANS8URG, Fireworks aid p.m. at OCEAN GROVE, The annual parade the Boardwalk Amusement Park. which is true Americana will kick off the RED BANK, Fireworks at dusk at town's weekend plans. The 1Vi hour Marine Park, Wharf Aveenue. Rain date parade will begin at 10 a.m. at Central Thursday. Also a fireworks display at and Stockton avenues. - dusk by the world famous Grucci Family POINT PLEASANT BEACH, The Air at The Oyster Point on the Navesink. $5 Force Band of the East performs at 7:30 ^cpver for lounge entertainment 7-9 p.m. p.m. on Arnold Avenue. Fireworks begin and 10-12 p.m. at 9 p.m. Thursday WEST LONG BRANCH, Fireworks at dusk at Franklin Lake. Rain date ABERDEEN, Parade honoring Gulf Saturday. veterans from Strathmore Shopping WALL, There will be an 1830s Center to Matawan-Aberdeen Regional Independence Day re-creation festival High School at 9:30 a.m. at noon-3 p.m. at the Historic Allaire ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, Concert Village, Rt. 524. There is a state park (Happy Days String Band) at 7:30 p.m. parking fee of $5. Fireworks at Municipal Harbor at 9:15 Friday • p.m. Rain date Friday. EAST WINDSOR, Fireworks CRAFTMANSHIP BRADLEY BEACH, Welcome Home Spectacular to be held at East Windsor Parade for local soldiers at 7 p.m. It Speedway at 7:30 p.m. after racing. made this name begins on Main Street and Brinley OCEAN GROVE, There will be a sand Aveenue and ends on 5th and sculpture competition beginning at 9 Beachfront avenues. Ira Brodski s a.m. and judging at 2 p.m. In the Great GREAT! Dixieland band performs afterwards. Auditorium at 8 p.m. wilt be the annual Fireworks at 9 p.m. Rain date Fruday. Sousa concert kicking off their concert HAVE POLICE CALL US COLTS NECK, Fireworks at dusk with season. TO HAVE YOUR CAR TOWED COMPLETE a band at 7:30 p.m. at Bucks Mill Park, WALL, Fireworks at 9 p.m. at 18th WE ABE OH CALL 24 HOURS Bucks M* Road. Avenue west of Baileys Corner Road. COLLISION FAIR HAVEN Parade at 10 a.m. , Rain date Saturday. WE WILL CONTACT YOUR SERVICE beginning at the Knollwood School, Saturday INSURANCE CARRIER AND Hance Road, and ending at the Sickles HOLMDEL, Independence Day School, Willow Street. celebration at Longstreet Farm, EXPEDITE YOUR REPAIRS FORT MONMOUTH, Concert (389th Longstreet Road from 12-3 p.m. There Army Band) at noon at Van Kirk Park, will be games, music, and wagon rides along Avenue of Memories. ($1.25 par ride.) FOREIGN • DOMESTIC HOLMDEL, DJ at 7 p.m. Guest Sunday speaker from Earle Naval Weapons KEYPORT, Parade at 1 p.m. honoring THE AUTO "WREXPERTS" OF THE SHORE Base at 8 p.m. Fireworks at 9 p.m. at Vietnam and Gulf War veterans starting the Holmdel High School, Crawfords at Broadway. It will conclude at the Comer Road. Rain data Friday. entrance of American Legion Drive with MANASQUAN, Fireworks between 7- honoring ceremonies and refreshments. 775-2833 9 p.m. at Main Beach, First Avenue. MAT A WAN, DJ at 5 p.m. with MIDOLETOWN, Memorial services at refreshments. A presentation of STATE HWY. NO. 35 & BANGS AV. the Korean War Memorial. Church plaques to Gulf War veterans from the Street Belford at 9 a.m. Continues at borough will be honored as fireworks NEPTUNE, N.J. 9:30 a.m. at the Work) War II Memorial, caps off the evening. 3O JULY 3. 1991, THE REGISTER CHECK IT OUT Seafood delights? Evelyn's does it right TODAY Evelyn's Seafood Restaurant, located at ture and simplicity were the key. Beak sale. Wall Township branch 507 Main St. in Belmar. has been a tradition DINING My ttaumtt lVtt-poud lobster was out since 1934. The tradition is one of good, of the Monmouth County Library, MARC SCHLOSSBERG and out perfect The lobster was presented now through Jury 13. 2700 Allaire fresh seafood, properly prepared, and served on a clean dry platter (often it's soaking wet simply for your palate's pleasure. from the steaming), split in half (how many Road. EVELYNS A delightful hostess greeted us at the door times have we played butcher at the table). of the Monmouth 507 Main St and ready to eat County library has federal, state and and strolled us to the back of a long, clean Belmar and very marine-decorated restaurant The lobster meat was sweet, succulent county documents available at the 681-0236 and plucked from its preparation state at the Eastern Branch. The information can Past a mahogany top bar, past pictures of RATING: sea life and under mounted fish (that didn't correct moment of doneness. Both dishes be accessed through catalogs and in- •*•*•*• ..Excellent were devoured without hesitation or reser- dexes. Route 35. Shrewsbury. For in- get away), we were promptly seated in a rear Very good section of the restaurant at a table covered • * * vation. formation, call reference desk, 842- * it Good 5995. with a black-and-white checkered cloth. ...., Fair Desserts ranged from chocolate mousse Our waiter - com muffins and oyster pie to cheese cake, carrot cake, rice pudding Manalapaa Branch will be closed and ice cream. crackers in hand - told us of the day's spe- FOOD * •* * * Sundays until Sept 8. Saturday li- cials: Friday is lobster night. SERVICE • * * The chocolate mousse pie (only one slice, brary hours for the main library and PRICE VALUE. it it it please) was tested for tradition's sake. It was all branches during July and August For $13.95 a 1-pound lobster dinner very rich, slightly over-caloried, and could comes complete with chowder, salad and are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. vegetables. have been avoided. ... I won't complain. its own broth and, as requested, drawn mar- A glass of Resting, a mug of coffee, and a Other specials were grilled tuna or garine. delicious dinner. THURSDAY swordfish and sauteed red perch with toma- If you're in business for over 50 years, toes, mushrooms and peppers. They were some of the best prepared All branches of the Monmouth steamers we ever had. you must be doing something right If your And then there are the lobsters - in every County Library will be closed for In- They were not water-logged, only one or business is Evelyn's Seafood Restaurant, possible size. There's the 1-pound lobster you know you are. dependence Day. dinner. There's the twin lobster special two still had some sand in them, and they were piping hot When you walk into Evelyn's, there are a ($18.95). There are also lobsters weighing in few old photographs of someone, whom we TUESDAY at 1'/:. 2 and 3 pounds. And our waiter said The 2-pound portion almost ended our assume is Evelyn, fishing and standing appetite for more food. he might even find a little bigger one. if we alongside her catches with a big smile on her Maaalapaa braaca will show films so desired. Next we were served a cold, cnsp salad face. of two of O'Henry's snort stories, 2 What else is there? We glanced through of tossed greens, cucumbers, red onions and We know why she is smiling. p.m. 125 Symmes Drive. - cherry tomatoes, with a choice of four or the simple menu presented to us. Clams. The Jersy Share, Belmar and Evelyn's steamers, oysters, chowders, shrimp, scal- five dressings. Bed Bank library Children's are ready for the summer season. Wednes- Room will show the film "Have You lops, salmon, fillet, scrod. tails - every type The main dishes arrived just as we were day night is the crab night special. Friday is of seafood, prepared any way you desire. getting our second wind. Ever Been Ashamed Of Your Paren- the lobster night special - everything seems ts?" at 10 a.m. Raw clams, steamed clams, baked oysters, The six stuffed shrimp were mounded special at this restaurant from the congenial chowders, salads, broiled, grilled, steamed, with fresh crabmeat and baked. Fresh tartar help to the good wholesome seafood. fried or sauteed. sauce and a baked potato (you could have A full cocktail list and wine list are avail- NEXT WEDNESDAY Evelyn's has the seafood you want how baked, french fried or rice), rounded off this able. Most major credit cards are accepted. you want it. choice. Lunch and dinner are served daily. . International We kept it simple. A large order of steam- The stuffing was so delicious, my guest Film Festival will start series with ers, stuffed shrimp and a steamed 1 '/2-pound remarked, that the dish was more like crab Marc Schlossberg, a Marlboro resident "The Icicle Thief," shown at 7:30 p.m. lobster was our order of the day. The steam- cakes (also on the menu) and shrimp, than has been associated with the food field for 125 Symmes Drive. ers arrived in a large bowl accompanied by stuffed shnmp. Once again, taste, tempera- over 20 years. Summer Sale SIDEWALK All Summer Elementary! Merchandise i'» Books* Sorry, no Reduced Book a* giftwrap and TsKhtr Dhcoaat • Stay That all sales are final. %\ 577-9774 25\ 60 July 11th, 12th, (908) 409-3086 IP I • — ' i—• aMi n i ip ••• i Gifts Balloons Summer Sale &13th w20%to 60% off Specialty Sale hems \ Dfu. 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Woods explained it was necessary to remain oblivious to the activity taking shape on the different portions of the stage. "It's difficult as an actor to have all that i jewelry stimuli on stage and not react to it." said ! hair accessories Woods. The theater company presents a three- ( scarves play series of "Audience Shows" as a way of belts «bags celebrating its silver anniversary. COMEDY CAN BE HARD j separates i The season opened with a performance of Lauren Wood* (canter) was the bigamist cab driver in "Run lor Your Wife." the season j and so much more ALL MARKETS WILL BE OPEN THURSDAY, JULY 4™ LOOK FOR OUR CIRCULAR IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED ONE IN THE MAR OR M YOU* CHKK YOU* LOCAL MARKET FOB EXACT HOLIDAY SMOPPMC HOURS. LOCAL NEWSPAPER. PICK ONE UP AT YOUR NEARBY ACME WHILE SUPPLIES LAST SIGNATURE BRAND. 75% LANCASTER BRAND. 1 8" TRIM. LEAN BEEF ROUND Lean TOP ROUND STEAK FOR Ground London Broil ib. WITH BONUS ACME COUPON 1 Yellow or White GREAT SNACK ITEM, JUICY. LARGE 15 SIZE Sweet Corn California cantaloupes Herr's Potato Chips 69 EACH I Nabisco Oreos Skippy Sandwich Cremes Peanut Butter H99 Deodorants Regular Clorox Bleach CA4TT URER •PSHBIHBIH "'eitrusHlir' Charmin orange Juice Bathtissue mn 34 JULY 3, 1991, THE REGISTER Lunch Break helps needy with more than daily meals unable to fend for themselves. "There is no place around where they will Services include treat you this good," said one Lunch Break patron. "You can't beat this." medical care, Lunch Break celebrates holidays with spe- cial meals and at Christmas. Santa Claus clothes, counseling gives each child a present. By Stacy Harris Although feeding the needy is the num- ber-one priority, the organization's services RED BANK — Every day. more than stretch far beyond serving meals. 100 people who cannot afford to feed them- "If they are in need, we will help," Todd selves are given a meal at Lunch Break. 121 said. W. Bergen Place. Todd worl6 tirelessly with the homeless Established in 1983 by a group of Quak- and helps anyway she can. ers. Lunch Break first served meals at the St. "Mrs. Todd," said a volunteer, "is the Thomas Episcopal Church house. Initially, best. She is so patient with everyone, espe- it served only six people, but today the cially the children, and she works harder number has grown to more than 100. than anyone I know." When the organization was forced to Clara Nelson runs a clothing outlet once leave St. Thomas, which was being reno- a month from 8 a.m. to noon. She gives out vated, more than 500 volunteers helped the clothes which have been donated. Some staff raise enough money to purchase a people take home four to five garbage bags building. The new facility opened its doors filled with clothes. in 1986. One day, two homeless men came in for Lunch is served from noon to 1 p.m. dai- new clothes, because they had started new ly- jobs. When they received their first pay- "Anyone can just come in and sit down to checks, they rented an apartment and were a meal," said Norma Todd, Lunch Break on their way to a better life. Another priority of Lunch Break is to Photograph by Rich Schuttz supervisor, "and if it is bad weather, we will ANOTHER HELPING open our doors early." promote clients' self-esteem and encourage them to try to mm their lives around. Dottie Hay of Little Silver, a volunteer from the United Methodist Church, serve* lunch The food preparers are taught to fillet the to Tim Jackson of Red Bank at Lunch Break. foods and avoid frying to reduce cholester- "We try to teach them to do for themsel- ol. ves." Todd said, "so if the same situation "The food here is the greatest," said one happens again, they will know what to do gone on to new careers. client said, "they came to visit and helped diner. "I am so full right now that I can't eat and who to call. Each situation is different. "We try to get the person who wants the me get my life back together when I left" another bite. It is like family here. Everyone Help is out there: they just don't know how job to speak for himself." Todd said. On Saturday mornings. 12 people take a gets along so well." to get it." An emergency desk was established to bus trip to North Jersey and are examined A typical meaj consists of meat, green Lunch Break programs also teach impor- help people in desperate situations by refer- free by a dentist. They receive plates, clean- peas with tomatoes, a tossed salad and a tant life skills. rring them to appropriate agencies. Some- ings, fillings and even surgery when nec- fruit cup and ice cream. Second helpings are "Norma has helped me get back on the times Lunch Break employees or volunteers essary. For some, it is their first visit to a always available, and anyone who can not right track', stated a Lunch Break regular. will travel to an agency to save time. dentist. finish his meal is welcome to take the re- Lunch Break teaches people how to When someone is in a hospital and has An eye doctor from New York City and maining portion home. search for jobs and prepare for interviews. no family to turn to. Lunch Break will visit his technicians recently examined 85 pa- Joan Jenkins, Lunch Break president, al- Many of its clients have enrolled at Brook- daily and provide a family atmosphere. tients over a two-day span. The doctors ate so gives out food stamps to those who are dale Community College, and some have "When I was in the hospital," an elderly lunch with the patients and "made the peo- ple feel good about themselves, because they (doctors) were actually interested," Todd said. FREE 10% OFF PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Although there were not many serious All of these Red Bank. Shnwsbary, Eatoatowa tad Fair Hana boinesscs CARE ENOUGH problems, she said, a few minor operations to gire 10% Off (or similar discoant) EACH lad EVERY TIME yoa shop with: were needed. ACCOUNTING/BOOKKEEPING Pioneers of America tested Lunch Break MEL CRYSTAL, CPA clients for glaucoma, and seven patients Serving your ammttiy. Ox I financial were retested by a glaucoma specialist Oth- ACCESSORIES FITNESS/MARTIAL ARTS eonauHno naada lor ow 25 para. er organizations took care of the seven who an. Parson* 1 CPA firm OuaMy Raviaw needed glasses. LE PAPflXON FAIR HAVEN IMPERIAL TAEKWON DO SHREWSBURY of AICPA « NYSSCPA. CarMad In NJ t NY CENTER Another 100 people were tested for tuber- AUTOMOTIVE SPA LADY SHREWSBURY 710-2214 culosis: none had the disease. Every Thursday, MCOSS nurses visit to C0TTMAN TRANSMISSION SHREWSBURY GIFTS/FLORAL ELECTROLOGISTS give check-ups, especially for the elderly. LEE MYLES TRANSMISSIONS EATONTOWN CARDS. CANDIES AND- REDBANK MARILYN KRAUT, CPE-Board Certified The nurses talk with the people, Todd said. MAD HATTHt MUFFLERS SHREWSBURY CtOWNCHFTS RELIGIOUS REDBANK and "must be able to listen." BRIDAL/WEDDINGS SHOPPE An irnprnaBonwrf ntcognroo Auvionty If there appears to be a major problem. PETALS* STITCHES REDBANK •l ina nan or parmananr nar namovai Pi rillialuX Caracal OWca SaOng MCOSS will contact a doctor. MUSTILLOS SPECIAL RED BANK RAINBOW IMPORTS. INC REDBANK Ptiyaoaw nalarancai Upon Haquatl THE PLANT NATION FLORET SHREWSBURY Lunch Break relies on donations and OCCASION 4 BRIDALS Complimentary Consultation—.536-0776 fund-raisers for money, clothes and food. 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DANCE SHREWSBURY OFFICE SUPPLY SHREWSBURY 10% MIUTARY DISCOUNT WITH C Iraroduaory SpacM- (UK) off w/ad Green Thumb offers jobs RED ASTAffiE DANCE RED BANK PRINTING 229-1977 STUDIO Green Thumb Inc. is a non-profit cor- DRAPES/VERTICALS BCREDQQUICKPRINT SHREWSBURY poration that offers job training and em- PHYSICAL THERAPY ployment to older Americans. MINUTEMAN PRESS REDBANK RED BANK DRAPERY SHOP RED BANK MARLBORO PHYSICAL THERAPY, PA Most Green Thumb participants are eco- VIDEO StflaKM. 100 Campia 0r.jMa. 520. Martxro nomically disadvantage^ and live in rural or EATING ESTABLISHMENTS On* OFF THE WALL VIDEO REDBANK suburban areas. LECAFE SHREWSBURY VILLAGE VIDEO SHREWSBURY 122, It started in 1965 with 280 participants "" 591-9494 using their "green thumbs" to beautify parks YOUR AD CAN and highways in four states. It now has Get Your Permanent Card Now Take This Temporary 18.000 members being trained for technical, A Save All Year Round! To any business listed for your ' BE HERE clerical and paraprofessional positions at For more information call: some 10,000 government and non-profit I FREE Permanent Card & Guide I 1-«00-660-4-ADS The Bullseye Group agencies. TEMPORARY CARD (908) 354-8900 For information on Green Thumb, call Kathleen Amatel, 290-8252. THE REGISTER, JULY 3. 1991 35 Mariano C. Rodriguez OBITUARIES Services were held for Mariano C. Rodri- Julia E. Throckmorton guez, 76, who died June 27 at Riverview Medical Center. Red Bank. Julia Elizabeth Throckmorton. 97. died Mr. Rodriguez was a social worker from rtTENTION June 25 at Riverview Extended Care Resi- 1961 to 1984 with the Monmouth County BUSINESS OWNERS! dence, Red Bank. She was the administrator Board of Social Services. From 1942 to for Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank, 1961, he was in private practice as an attor- We offer for 25 years, retiring in 1965. ney. He was also a trustee and manager of Additional Discounts Even before working at Riverview, Ms. the Pujol Bank in Las Villas, Cuba. He re- Throckmorton had an active life. After tired after 23 years of service. on your existing AT&T - graduating from high school in Long Mr. Rodriguez was born in Cuba and was inbound 800, outbound, Branch, she worked first at the firm of her a graduate of the University of Havana, Cu- and private line services. father-in-law, a civil engineer. She later ba, Class of 1942, with a degree in law. worked as a bookkeeper for Norwood Tire He was a communicant of St John the For a FREE, cost saving analysis Co. (the present Norwood Distributors) and Baptist Roman Catholic Church in Long Call Fern at then as an investigator with the sheriffs of- Branch, and was a well-known artist in pen fice in Freehold. and ink as well as oil painting* He had (800)392-0902 exhibits in various galleries in New Jersey In 1937, she joined the staff of Riverview and Miami, Fla. Hospital as a receptionist, planning to stay Surviving are his wife, Josefa Villa; two liid-corn, inc. only three months. Twenty-eight years later, daughters, Carmina Rodriguez-Villa, Oak- Register'^ she had served as bookkeeper, admittance hurst and Anna Maria DiPersio, Neptune; 377Row»17So*h clerk, switchboard operator and finally, ad- and a sister, Elena Jimenez, Plantation Key, Hnbrouok mfiM, t*m Jamy WBW ministrator. She became director when, in Fla. new, exciting look 1939, the position was temporarily empty, John E Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, •the board of directors asked her to take trie was in charge of arrangements. post; she was formally named administrator a year later. She was the only female hospi- Scott Allen Magenheimer tal administrator in Monmouth County at the time. Scott Allen Magenheimer, 16, of In a 1966 Daily Record article, Ms Shrewsbury died June 24 at Robert Wood Throckmorton reflected, "Once there, I Johnson Hospital, New Brunswick. liked it I got interested, not only in my He was born in Red Bank and lived in phase of the job, but in the hospital, its pa- Shrewsbury all his life. He was a student at tients, and its people." In fan. before the Red Bank Regional High School, where he hospital grew too large for such an endeav- was a member of the football and basketball or, she used to visit every patient once a teams. day. She wrote sympathy cards to the fami- Surviving are his parents, Edward and lies of all patients who passed away. Heidi Magenheimer, three brothers. Earl Chatto, Burlington. N.C., Kenneth Chatto, When she joined the hospital, it had a Ocean Township, and Edward Magenheim- SWtan Oinf small staff and only 29 beds; when she re- er III. Groton. Conn.; and three sisters, New York Bus Cousins tired, there were more than 350 employees, Alexa Chatto, Shrewsbury, Christie Magen- Pauls Place unteSto* 140 staff doctors, and 193 hospital beds. She heimer, Tuckerton. and Patricia Magen- N had supervised the replacement of the origi- heimer, Groton, Conn. nal hospital building with a new and larger John E Day Funeral Home. Red Bank, one, and the hospital was about to build was in charge of arrangements. another addition. She helped the hospital to grow by heal- Jennie Gardella ing its financial troubles. According to a hosptal press release, she bought cases of Services were held June 19 at Holy Cross canned goods on sale, paid cash, and bought Roman Catholic Church. Rumson, for Jen- meat at wholesale prices for the hospital. nie Gardella. 96. who died June 16 at King She convinced friends to give a few days a James Care Center, Middletown. week to help repaint and redecorate. Small Mrs. Gardella was born in New York and payments kept creditors at bay and even- lived in Rumson since 1920. tually, all bills were paid. She was predeceased by her husband, John A. Gardella, who died in 1969. "For many years, we had to build on rep- Surviving are a son. John A.. Rumson; utation rather than on finances," Ms. three sisters, Theresa Schenone and Yoland Throckmorton once said. Her efforts were Cole, both Little Silver, and Nortna Longhi. remembered in a 1965 Register editorial as Red Bank; three grandchildren, and two making Riverview known as a warm, great-grandchildren. friendly hospital with personality. Interment was at Mount Olivet Ceme- John B. Rassell of Rumson. hospital tery, Red Bank. trustee and former chairman of the board, John E Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, commented, "She was a great asset to the was in charge of arrangements. hospital and one of the best hospital admin- istrators in Monmouth County. She helped James Jude Dowd develop Riverview in those formative stages and we are forever indebted to her." James Jude Dowd, 31, of Lakewooddied June 23 in Brick Township. John K. Pawlowski. president and chief Mr. Dowd was born in Red Bank and financial officer of Riverview Medical Cen- lived in Shrewsbury before moving to Lake- ter, recalled his experiences with Ms. wood two years ago. He was a factory work- Throckmorton: "When I arrived as a young er at Sunshine Biscuits, SayreviUe, for five director of purchasing, she was already a years. legend. In the two decades since then, my Surviving are his wife, Judith Zebrowslb respect for her has grown, as has my admi- Dowd; a daughter, Amber, at home: a ration for the remarkable job she did in brother, William, Ocean Township; two sis- leading Riverview from a small county hos- ters, Debra Stubbs, Red Bank, and Diana pital to the modem medical center it be- McDaniel. Howell: and his parents, William came. She was always generous with her and ShirLee of Shrewsbury. expertise, her support, and most of all, her John E Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, friendship." was in charge of arrangements. After her retirement, she continued to serve the hospital as a consultant Nancy Johnson Quinlan She was a member of the American Col- lege of Hospital Administrators, the Ameri- Nancy Johnson Quinlan, 32, of Lincroft can Hospital Association, and the New Jer- died June 17 at Clairs Hospital. Manhattan. sey Hospital Association. N.Y. She was a communicant of St James Ms. Quinlan was born in Chicago, III. and Episcopal Church, Long Branch. Ms. lived there until moving to Lincroft eight Throckmorton was born in Long Branch years ago. She worked as a waitress at va- and lived in Oceanport for the past 45 years. rious locations. Surviving are a daughter, Julia Irene Wil- Surviving are three sons, Joshua. Michael liamson. Oceanport: a grandson, Robert: a and Jamie, all at home; and her mother and great-grandchild, and three great-great- father, Sidney and Betty Johnson of Lin- grandchildren. croft. Rock Funeral Home. Long Branch, was Day Funeral Home, Keyport was in in charge of arrangements. charge of arrangements. ::. - v I ia 31 i > i i i' 36 JULY 3, 1991, THE REGISTER thrown at the house. Police are investigat- ing. POLICE BEAT The theft of a birdbath on Oakes and All information in the following reports Ivins Place was reported on June 23. If FISCHER was taken from local police department re- found, please call 842-3O3S. cords. A sick raccoon was reported June 21 on a PRECIOUS JEWELS, LTD. Sycamore Lane porch. Smoke was discovered between Club Way EATONTOWN ^~~~ and Buttonwood Lane, a local resident re- Kay Honda reported that someone broke ported June 21. Police investigated, and Now Open into two vehicles and stole a radio valued at found a couple of Rumson Road residents $921.38 between June 19 and 20. Patrolman roasting marsh mallows. Joseph Miller was at the scene and the inci- dent is under investigation. In Our New SHREWSBURY A black, 1989 Toyota valued at $13,000 was stolen from Monmouth Toyota be- Money which was left on the desk of a Jewelry Location tween June 12 and 14. The vehicle was Joosten Kale Realty employee was taken parked at Monmouth Toyota for repairs between 2:30 p.m June 10 and noon June with the keys left inside. Apparently some- 12. The amount of money taken was $211. Purchased 103 E River Road one noticed the keys and stole the vehicle. Patrolman Allan Morris responded. Rumson, N.J. 07760 Detective SgL G.H. Wittenberg responded. After an area man picked up his car, A Slonyhill Road resident reported that which was in for service at George Wall Appraisals 908-747-6676 1|J someone stole her bicycle from the back of Mercury Lincoln on Shrewsbury Avenue, he her apartment The bike, valued at $150, reported that a Norelco shaver, worth $60, was stolen the night of June 21. Patrolman had been taken out of the car between 8 Lawrence Tyler responded. a.m. June 18 and 7 p.m. June 19. Patrolman A Domino's Pizza driver's car was stolen Nathan Tamaino responded to the report. while he left it running to make a delivery. The front store window of Beauty Barn at Someone stole the car from the Sheraton the Marketplace was broken between mid- BE YOUR OWN BOSS Hotel at approximately 2 a.m. June 22. Pa- night and 2:50 a.m. June 21. The cause of Wt csm Mp yom to START YOUR OWN BUSINESS trolman James DiGiovanni responded and the broken window is unknown. Patrolman the incident is under investigation. Louis Fitzgerald responded to the call. A West Long Branch resident was Police report that sometime between 7 rawt -Al charged with driving while intoxicated June p.m. June 20 and 7 a.m. June 21, someone 23. Irwin Jacobson was stopped on Route broke the window of Classic Jewelers at the Marketplace with a BB pellet gun. Patrol- irMrpksaw -As 35 at approximately 8:30 p.m. by Patrolman Lawrence Tyler. man Louis Ferraro responded. A Wyckoff Road resident reported that A Chevy Blazer driven by Daniel Brady. EXECUTIVE OFFICE SYSTEM someone broke into their shed and stole two Tinton Falls, reportedly rear-ended the - Office with reception area - Full office service* lawn mowers the night of June 24. The lawn BMW of Elizabeth Barn well of Fair Haven - Receptionist - Fax Service • Copy - Typing mowers were valued at $1,950. Patrolman while both were waiting for the traffic light Thomas Ferrugia responded and the matter to turn green at the intersection of Broad is under investigation. Street and Highway 35 June 20. A white, 1986 OMsmobile was stolen A hit-and-run incident at Samara Drive CALL 542-0200 FAX 389-8781 from the Monmouth Mall parking lot be- and Highway 35 damaged the driver's side EATONTOWN EXECUTIVE CENTER tween 7 and 10 p.m. June 26. Patrolman door of a resident's car. Black and red paint James DiGiovanni responded and the inci- was discovered around the damaged area. •\ ONE MAIN STREET EATONTOWN, NJ 07724 /• dent is under investigation. Officer Carl Reilly responded to the June 21 report A Wall resident was charged with driving while intoxicated at approximately 2 a.m. June 27. Carrie D. Schneider was stopped TINTON FALLS on Broad Street by Patrolman Dennis J. Connelly, after going off the road and strik- Between 3 a.m. and 3:07 a.m. June 28, 34 THANK YOU ing a curb. donuts worth $23.46 were taken from a Dunkin Donuts delivery van from Howell Thanks to everyone for their help and donations during construction of the play- while it was parked at a 7-11 store on Pine- ground. To be successful, this kind of project needed the support of the entire FAIR HAVEN brook Road. Patrolman Michael Jelinski re- community. The playground stands as a symbol of Little Silver's commitment to sponded to the call. children, family and community. A brown Labrador retriever was found A motor vehicle accident occurred at Please support the businesses who helped us to be successful. running loose and barking at a DeNorman- die Avenue resident June 20. Patrolman 10:15 p.m. June 25 on Thayer Drive. MATERIALS: Builder's General Supply Co. (GokJ Patron) • Phil Shaheen • Jim Brtault Tires, Inc. • Mike Tallanco contacted the dog's owner. According to police reports, while a borough Tom Breault • Community Hardware • lawes Fuel Company • Atlantic Sanitation Service • REM garbage truck was collecting trash on Thayer Builders and Developers • George Schiktge • Mulhern Belting Richard A. Arntinio • Miller, Berjen and Aa Atari game was found June 21 by a Drive, a borough employee was standing on Welsh Lumber Co • Shore Awning • New Jersey Gravel and Sand Co • Van Sant Equipment • Ken's Sycamore Lane resident. It was turned into the doorstep outside of the driver's door Auto Body • Naylor's Auto Parts • Redi-Crete Corp • Prawn's • Ralph Clayton and Sons • T R police. talking to the driver. As the vehicle slowed, Industrial Services • Jim Gilligan A dog attacked another dog on Browns the man jumped off the truck and ran to- Lane June 23. The victim's owner reported ward the rear of the vehicle, police said. The TOOLS: EDC Electric • Raritan Construction Co • Hall Building Corporation • Uptite F* Bollerman Development Company • Aymonier Tree Service • Red Bank Electric • Gale's lafciliial the incident for a matter of record only. man then tripped and fell and his legs went Supply • Russ Crosson • Gargiulo Company • Commercial Doors • Craig Kiety • Gorsefner Bros. A Navesink Avenue resident phoned po- under the rear wheels of the truck. The driv- Hardwood Floor lice June 23 to say that her mother's stolen er observed toe man falling and stopped the car was spotted in the Acme parking lot, truck, police report The man suffered inju- CONTRACTORS: J W Builders • John Hegarty ( Sons • Tap Construction • Shelter Artisan • Ken occupied by three juveniles. They were ap- ries to both feet and his lower legs and was Hallet • Raymond White III • Andrew Bruce • Precision BuiMers • Wkkline Carpentry • Wilwink, Inc • prehended by police. transported to Jersey Shore Medical Center Fitzpttric Builders •AlVoIpe for treatment Cpl. Thomas Milano and Pa- A goose with a fishhook in its leg at Mc- trolman Douglas McEntegart responded. OTHERS: Murray, Murray 4 Corngan. Attorneys (Silver Patron) • Borougti of Little Silver Public Carter Pond was reported to police June 24. Works Department • Borough of Little Silver Police Department • Borough of Little Silver Volunteer Police responded, but the goose was gone. - At 8:05 p.m. Jane 25, someone damaged Fire Company • Long Branch Volunteer Fire Company Ladder Truck • Little Silver Euon, Robert T. the windshield of a 1980 Chevy Rackbody Fonr people walked oft" with a $250 brass truck which was parked near construction- Hayes • Eugene Cheslock, M.D. • Denis Fitzgerald, M.D. • C. Martin Goodall, Attorney • Joel B. bell June 24 from the Brass Home, River Edman, M.D. Middletown Pediatrics • Michael S. Markoff, M.D. Middtetown Pediatrics • Kennedy site trailers off of West Park Avenue, owned Road, but came back about four hours later by the Hovbuilt Corp. Also reportedly and Klim. Inc • E.A Armstrong Agency • R W Auto Repair • Shrewsbury State Bank • Harrigan Family to pay for it. • Don Williams • Dom's Photo Shop • The USS Seattle Volunteers • Privetera's • John Moran 4 Scott knocked down were two Johnny on the Spot Zemla, DMD • The Kaskew Family • Nicholas A. D'Apolito • Fitness Center • Little Silver Mike's Toys portable toilets, and several spindles on the • Child World • Movie City Video • Dance Plus • Waterman Barrett Publishing Inc (Tom Waterman) • RUMSON construction deck were damaged. The total Paul David Partywares • John E. Day Funeral Home • Athlete's Alley • Circle KBrookdale • First damages were reported at approximately Baptist Church, Red Bank • Michelle Baguchinsky-Avon Products A vehicle drove across the lawn of a Van $300. Patrolman Daniel Marks responded Circle Drive residence at about 1:37 a.m. to the call. FOOD:. Delicious Orchards (Silver Patron) • The Pizza Company • Beatrice Hunt-Wesson, Inc.-Mr. June 17. Kenneth Lehman. Bingham Drive, Wm. Kenny • 7-Eleven • McDonald's • Fowler's Corner Store • Freedman's Bakery • Kentucky Fried Between 4:30 p.m. June 24 and 8 a.m. was issued a summons for criminal mischief June 25, someone entered Blueberry Acres Chicken • The Teachers of Point Road School • Parents of Little Silver • A&P • Edie's Luncheonette • and reckless driving by Patrolman Vilardi. Rei Gene Foods • Little Silver Szechuan Restaurant • Sunshine Biscuit Company • Dunkin' Donuts • Farm on Route 33, broke into the farm of- Fisherman's Wharf • Ray's Seafood Restaurant • Junior Woman's Club of Little Silver • Flamingo's A camcorder, valued at $905.38, was sto- fice and ransacked it and vandalized a box Frozen Yogurt • Sickle's Farm • Guttenplans Bakery • Henny Penny Popcorn Shop • Ye Okie Pie len June 26 at a party at a Sailer's Way truck, breaking the windshield, side-door Shoppe • The Little Silver Spoon • The Farm House • Willow Deli • Spirits Unlimited • Buy-Rite residence. windows, headlights and directional signals. Liquors • Crate's Beverages • Mrs. Blair Rtchter • Pepsi • Mr. Paul Grizwold • Sands Beach Club-Gail A Navesink River Road resident reported Patrolman Scott MacDonald responded to Chimento • Haagen Dasz Ice Cream Shoppe • Ben and Jerry's Ice Cram • Friendly Ice Cream Shop • June 25 that the local cleaners mistakenly the call. Carvel • Foodtown • Shop-Rite • Wenning's Wholesale Meats • Monmouth Meats gave her $650 silk dress to the wrong per- Police arrested a 13-year-old Red Bank son. If it isn't returned, she will press If anyone was forgotten, we apologize. Any omissions! were unintentional. youth at the Hance Avenue playground and charges, she said. charged the youth with stealing $80 from a POINT ROAD PLAYGROUND A milkshake was thrown on the front Tinton Falls resident The matter has been door of a Washington Street residence on turned over to juvenile court CpL Joseph June 24. One week before, a pizza was Milano handled the case. THE REGISTER. JULY 3, 1991 37 Falcons flock together for run at summer title By Rob Acampora How scary would it be if Monmouth Re- 'This has been a great year for gional High School's 1991 championship baseball in Eatontown, and the baseball team was able to get back together and compete for another title? league title would be a great The 1991 Ed Carleton Summer League reward for these players who I has seen a flock of Falcons come together have worked with for many for the Eatontown squad, and the team has been unstoppable to this point, racking up a years.' 7-0 record. Lou Signorelli Coach Lou Signorelli. a veteran of Eaton- Eatontown coach town baseball for 20 years, guided the 1989 and 1990 squads to divisional titles (Ameri- Carleton baseball league can League East), and this year's squad is on a collision course to three-peat. work as possible because this twosome will "We have got quite a program here in be called on to pick up the huge slack left Eatontown." Signorelli said. "The baseball behind from the graduated all-staters who played in the township is a direct feeder for combined for a 20-3 mark on the hill in "91 the Monmouth Regional program. I have for the Falcons. worked closely with Monmouth coach Ted "Mike and Jimmy are getting their in- Jarmusz. and I emphasize the things he nings on the mound but I still have to keep wants accomplished for the summer.'' Tony and Ryan sharp." Signorelli said. "I Signorelli has an incredible talent pool to know that come playoff time Tony and work with this summer as most of the play- Ryan are going to be the pitchers who will ers from the Monmouth Regional team that carry us the rest of the way." went 25-3 this year are playing, including The Carleton League opened the 1991 All-State shortstop Tony Martinez and All- season a week earlier than 1990 in the hopes State pitcher Ryan Braswell. of getting the season completed before the Throw in veteran catcher Mike Fallon end of July. Last year the league ran into and you have the nucleus of the 1991 Fal- late August and no outright champion was con team playing together once again. These determined. Eatontown shared the league three graduated ballplayers lead the Eaton- title with Rumson-Fair Haven in 1990. town starting lineup. "The weather did not help us at all last season." Signorelli said. "Too many rain- Martinez is flanked by second baseman outs forced a backlog of games and by the Jake Isler and first baseman Ravi Malick. time the championship was to be played, who both had big seasons for Monmouth both teams had their players either leaving Regional and are using the summer to stay for college or reporting to football camp." sharp as they look toward the '92 scholastic Photograph by Hicfi Schyltt campaign. Tom McArdle comes over from This season has gone much smoother, al- SUMMER DRILL a top-notch season at Red Bank Catholic to though Eatontown is scheduled to play sev- Dan McDermott 14. of Little Silver (I), and William Glover. 14, of Red Bank, go play third base. en games over the next two weeks as the one on one during a workout last week at the Green and Gold Basketball Camp at squad makes up a few games from the open- Frank Petrane heads the outfield in left. ing week. Red Bank Catholic High School. while 1990 graduate Tony Alphonzo is back to play center and Paul Theophal is playing "Our team was playing in the state high right along with Braswell. school playoffs." Signorelli said. "Every- body else was playing the summer schedule. Other players who are seeing their share There are a lot of games to play, but it beats of action are Jason Duckworth. Chris Keat- not playing at all." Remembering 'a good kid' ing, Tommy Blum. Mike Gerbacz and Ken- The Carleton League will conclude the ny Sneath. season with an all-star game, tentatively set This past week, Scott Magenheimer died "We have a solid team in the field de- to be played under the lights in Wall Town- before his 17th birthday, before he had the fensively." Signorelli said. "I know they are ship. Before that happens. Eatontown wants chance to experience all life has to offer. As capable of big offensive games, but the most to capture the league title. someone who knew and worked with Scott, ROB impressive part of this year's squad is the "We have the talent to win this year." I offer the following thoughts to his family depth at the pitching spot" and friends: Signorelli said. "The depth on this team is ACAMPORA Martinez and Braswell pace the pitching incredible. This has been a great year for I cannot imagine the pain you are going staff with Petrane, Mike Nannini and Jim- baseball in Eatontown, and the league title through at this time. 1 knew your son and my Scaphng also picking up innings. Nanni- would be a great reward for these players friend to be a great young man with a lot of the case with Scott He wanted to be out ni and Scapling are going to need as much who I have worked with for many years." potential. there and give 110 percent of himself. It In 1989, I had just returned from college seemed to me he probably gave 110 percent and I accepted the job as freshman baseball in everything be attempted to do. a rare Wrestling festival to open Saturday coach at Red Bank Regional High School. I quality in young people. The 17th annual Old Bridge Wrestling Saturday, Open - Greco-Roman; Junior had 18 young men come out to play that The 1989 freshman season ended with Festival, sponsored by the Old Bridge Parks High School - Scholastic; and High School year, and Scott was one one of them. Red Bank winning only three games, but and Recreation Department will be held Team/Club Tournament (call for details): He was a hard worker - always hustling that was more than the previous two fresh- Saturday and Sunday. July 11, and July 13- Saaday, Open '- Freestyle; and High and never quitting. He seemed to love to man teams combined. When I did not re- 14 on eight mats at the open-air Old Bridge School - Scholastic; compete, even if he wasn't the best player turn for the 1990 season, Scott was the first Arena. July 11, High School - Greco-Roman: on the team. Defensively, he showed me he person to wish me good luck in my future. There will be 12 different wrestling tour- He also told me he was going to concentrate and High School - Freestyle: could play third base, shortstop and the out- naments covering all age groups and wrest- July 13, Open - Collegiate: and Junior field effectively. He didn't get a hit until on football and become as good a player as ling styles. he could be. High School - Freestyle; about the mid-point of the season, but he Each tournament is a modified double- never showed frustration. Scott just worked By 1991. Scott became a 6-1. 230-pound Jaly 14. Elementary School - Scholastic: elimination event and will take one day to Future Champions - Scholastic: and Mas- harder until he became comfortable at the starting offensive lineman for the Bucs. 1 complete. The weight classes will be made plate. had hoped he would give baseball one more ters - Collegiate. up after the weigh-in and the cost is $8 per For the Saturday and Sunday tourna- Without question. Scott was one of my shot because I felt he could help Coach Ger- tournament payable at the scale. ry Malanga's team in some capacity. ments (July 6-7. 13-14), weigh-ins are from best defensive players that year, but he was Last year's Festival attracted 1.300 wres- 8-9 a.m. and wrestling begins at 11 a.m. more valuable to me as a leader. I chose Unfortunately. 1 will never see Scott tlers from 12 states. Participation of 1.500 For the July 11 tournaments, weigh-ms Scott as one of the team captains, along with again. grapplers is expected this year. A total of Carmen Kalorin. Scott became a captain are from 2:30-3:30 p.m. and wrestling be- I know a,lot of Scott's classmates and 9.911 wrestlers have competed in the Festi- gins at 5 p.m. because he was probably the most enthu- friends will see this column. I'd like to ask val in its first 16 years. siastic player on the team. For further information, call the Old you to remember Scott. I know as your lives All spectators are admitted free. Sometimes you cannot just judge a player go on. you'll keep a memory of Scott in your Bridge Parks and Recraiion Department at by what he does on the field, and that was mind. He was. without a doubt, a good kid. This year's tournament lineup includes: 679-2000, weekdays, 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. 38 JULY 3,1991, THE REGISTER SPORTS Raceway Park revs up for 22nd Summernationals Old Bridge track . plays host to USA's top drivers Record cash and contingency awards of $1.166.100. including a National Hot Rod Association cash purse of S483.0S0. will be on the line Thursday through Saturday when the 22nd annual Mopar Parts Sum- mernationals makes its yearly stop at Race- way Park. Pension Road. Old Bridge. The nation's best drivers will hit Race- way Park's 'A-mile strip for competition in the Top Fuel. Funny Car. Pro Stock. Alco- hol Dragster and Alcohol Funny Car divi- sions. The Summernationals mark the halfway point in the 18-race NHRA Winston Drag Racing series, in addition to hosting the Budweiser Pro Stock Challenge race for the first time. Don Prudhomme and Kenny Bernstein vacated the seats in their Funny Cars in favor of Top Fuel dragsters because they relished the category's challenge and compe- tition. Eighteen months later, the two are pro- viding headaches for the rest of the Top Fuel field. As the two racers get set for this week's Summernationals. the statistics, and the standings, reflect the effective perfor- mances of Prudhomme and Bernstein. REV IT UP Between them, they have five victories Joe Amato of Old Forge, Pa., is the defending and three-time Winston Top Fuel champion (1984, 1988, 1990) wtth the Team and four runner-up finishes at eight events. Vah/ofine/Keystone Key Parts Racing dragster. Amato will be one of the drivers bidding for Hi* Top Fuel true at the 22nd annual They are just 12 points apart at the top of Summernationals at Raceway Park, O CLASSIC 9* , "teno. Flat La"" „ ^ALL PAINT Protectmsjhe CLASSIC 99s EXTERIOR American Dream A-1M* SUFERPALTrT" Interior Flat SOLID COLOR Yearsr Exterior Flat Latex Exterior Latex Flat Latex Wall Paint AIXYD STABS House 4 Trim Pant House & Trim Pant 13.99 16.99E FreeBorder m»n<«te*»ol—tania* m 30* TO 50* EAST BRUNSWICK THE PROS KNOW. ASK S»«KWW-W1LLIAMS. FREEHOLD METUCHEN BRUNSWICK SO. MALL HWY IS MIDDLETOWN FREEHOLD MALL 67 PEARL ST. RUES LN in the FIRESTONE BLDG. i 320 HWY 35 462-6333 549-6200 236-8300 671-2575 THE REGISTER. JULY 3,1991 41 ANAI10NG0ESFGURIH! For all donations of $250 or more, Please join us for your name will be entered in a drawing for a fabulous "Get-Away Weekend" in the Presidential Suite at the Oyster Point Fireworks on the Navesink 1991 — Hotel. A $500 donation or more win give you . "An American Salute." the V.I.P treatment, <""i" BABVTTIN OU) « Hi III INN .JL nm iMxracrcuK VB1UB m Don't worry. Here's my spectacular show * of support. Enclosed is my donation of Addr Phone. Pleasei akechecki able to: and mail to: 151 Bodman Place P.O. Box 817 Red WMIIT NJ 07701 Fireworks on the Navesink Wednesday, July 3 Grmmtmr Mmdim Mt tpmpmn POWER PACKAGE, JULY3-JULY 9,1991 1 Deadline Monday 1M pm Read your ad carefully me first day it appears and report any errors before me next Hours: MO am - 6:00 pm deadline: this wilt be the only proof you receive. Errors should be reported immediately as 1-800-660-4-ADS Greater Media Newspapers can be responsible for me first incorrect insertion only. IOC > inilinini. jus Apartments 001 Public Notice* 001 Public Notices wo npai u 1 mils 007 Houses for Sale OMCondos 909 Rooms To Rent foRent Communities foRent real estate advertised m TOPLACEA *SBURY PARK - N.E. OLD BRIDGE - COUNTRY TOMS RlVER-Oreenbriar >ARUN Beautiful nousa this newspaper i« subject to ul 3bdrm, tg kit., dng rm. ivng LIVING APARTMENTS. 2 HIGHLAND PARK Woodlands-Leisure Oaks- Access 10 kitchen 1 al spot Federal Fair Housing Act hree bediooin ranch. Rec PUBLIC NOTICE m. sun deck, off street pfcg. Bedroom Gdn Acts or Town- HARBOUR CLUB Greenport Modal Mint cond. of 1968 which makes it tHegal W50 mo md heat. tM-1413 tes. Includes heat, hot Mened baaement. c/a. 2 bedroom. 2 bath, upper end • . . .. . — — ul imoaphara. Looking for jpgraoao vwouonout. Many to advertise any preference water, gas, no pets. 360-2992. p«a. $128,900 Bro- unit Greet storage Pool. je- Christian lady. Asking or ANNOUNCEMENT extras Must see. priced to limitation or discrimination ••254-5971 Eves-985-7302 cuzzt. dub house, tennis 375,mo + security 721-6166 8ELLJNQ REAL ESTATE? OLDBfllDGE- se« by owner. Cai 286-8673 based on race, color, religion. courts. Great location Cat HOP 640 « AO8 Studies have shown thai S out CLARIOQE COURT ts proud -tOLMOEL By TOMS RIVER- 2 badrm.. 2 UNION BEACH- 711 Union s*x or national origin, or an (5./mo. •*> LJW 727-4175 intention to mafca any such of 6 home buyer* read me to announce the commence- a> Colonial on cut da sac. 5 l. 1 story; gang*, sprin- Ave.. on bua Una weei tor pfirtrinc*. limitation or d«s- CLASSIFICM when Shopping Tient Of our apt. renovation old Many extras Asking WOODBR1DGE 1 bedroom kler system, enclosed porch, senior citizen Plsssant com- Classified is open lor a new home! The buyers jrograni. Come eee our newly E79.OO0. 4»5-30»4 evenings Park like setting. Large comer lot. Extras, axe. cond.. pany. Large yard to relax in. This newspaper win not•re clear on what they want in rano.alao 112 bedrm sots HOLMOEL- Nice, ant nv rooms. $760.mo mo appi taxes $92 500. 229-2790 Haw your own TV » refrigera- Monday thru Friday knowingly accept any advec • classified ad. They want nttH 3«WW a colonial wtth iv» acre Convenient to transportation tor, kitchen to cook M. $85 ttsmg tor real estate which is LuiinjajaHnfoiinaiiuiiandthay ard a mground Sylvan con- Can 634-6761 009 Room* To Rant par wk Security required 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. do not want abbreviations SAYREVILLE- 2 bedroom apt ne 264-8236 or 739-441 in violation of the law. Our m 2 family home Vv/W No pool Can 671-0565 HIGHLANDS- Watarfron Give us a call!!! readers are informed that aH They prefer the most impor- FAIR HAVEN- Furnished room pats. $700 + in* 390-5359 AMESBURG- 2 tamfy house condo on Sandy Hook Bay. 2 dwellings advertised m IN» ant information first. Our wnfi bath Separata entrance 010 Rentals to with one 3 bedrm apt. 4 one km.. 1"3 bath. a/c. washer, 1-800-660-4-ADS newspaper are available on Ciassrfed Staff wW be happy SEA BRIGHT- 1 badrm. new 530-0137 to help you write (he most Wdg. panting, fully carpeted, badrm apt. Large back /dryer, mint cond. Avail Shew* fum./unfum Boatslip avail air. $495 + sac. 325-0491 era $140,000 521-0990 $850+ Call 872-1921 E BRUNSWICK- Female non PUBUC NOTICE W END LONG BRANCH MANALAPAN- 3 bedrm. 2 aniulasr for luxury townhousa 1-800-660-4-ADS room garden apartment >eth ranch on cut da sac Igs HOWEll- RENT OR BUY Avail, now $450 562-3181 Townhouse. 3 oorm. 2Vk bsth EATONCREST APTS mciuoes heat, air conojuonQ •need yard, wW pay 2 points. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Stale of New Jersey. dng rm. eat-m-krt. c/a, ga- Tennis 4 awkn dub Large parking A petto. Beautrtu#y 112.000 7ZM673 HOWELL- Reapon. female to Department of Transportation, Bureau of MatHanama Sup- lamtained. Lake Elberon rage, al appls. Near transp MYRTLE share 2 bedruum houaa wax size rooms w/19n Mng rm. MATAWAN-Ranch-3 bedrm Iv $1.000.mo. + util. or buy al port. In compliance with section 10.9 of the New Jersey Only minutes from Ocean. area. 1 Wock to Ocean No rm w/f/p. lam rm. Great neigtv same. Clean 4 quiet. 7 $123,000 (908)251-0127 Pesticide Control Coda NJAC. TMe , Chapter 30. w* be Beaches. Golt Courses. F.sh. pets For appt eaW 222-6145 borhood. $139,900 583-6638 $450./mo. + Vi uN Security 4 resmae oornroi uooa NJAU ime 462-2149 fltfaTi tfn state high- ng 4 Boating. Near all MANALAPAN - Covered BEACH applying pesticides C plants growing MONROE-3 bedrm ranch. 2 Houses of Worship 4 Mans. 006 Houses for Bridge I rental. Ibdrm. 1 bath PARUN- Mata seeks same. 2 way nght-of ways. Beginning Jury 11,, 1961 andcor*rv>g Mon-Fn 9:30env4pm, is. Ig family rm. C/Hr. f/p. newly pamted. immaculate, el South Carolina Appfcatkxw of pesticides wi Rent bar. pvt yard, garage. Low bedrm.. tuny furnished. $326 through Septernber 11.1991. Appfcat 542-1105 Pine Brook Rd. appaancei $650 mo + 721 6aB0lie.immani be in al 21 courttes during this flnn) period. Trjmsd parson- Hope Rd.. Eatontown. taxes Exc schools Lots of 1 year lease or more Can xtras. $145,000. 251-3463 nel of the Bureau of MaManance "•rnr** «• apptcaions. 2 blocks from Exit 105 QSP DISNEY AREA 462-9210 PROFESSIONAL WOMAN LUXURY CssHIng same to 90 apart- Kissimmee. Fla. 3/4 bedroom AYREVILLE- By owner The foaownn 1st contana brand nanwa and active ngre- EDISON Near Highland Park POMPANO BEACH FLA. - Fa ment hunting In Freehold/Ho- luxury homes tor rent. Sleeps Cape. 4 beauums. fun baae- dients of pesticides that may ba appiadr 2/3 bedrms. 2 bath, c/a In sale or yearly rentals. 2bdrms weH area. Non amoki'. no 6-10. 3 mnes to Oisney/Ep- ment. IK ear detached ga- CONDOS modern 2 family. Couple pre- 2 fun baths, completely fur kids/pets. Cai 387-7072 leave cot/MGM $55O-$850. weekly aga. fenced yard. 50x90 erreo 965-1724 or 725-0551 nished. patio furmshea. iv 2 or 3 Bedrooms message eves or 747-0222 906-446-8237 or 446-0224 Close to schools 4 tranepor block from beach, axckjsivi ELBERON Lovely 2 bedrm Ert3804btwn10-6om Pwticido Active ingredaMits tation. $129.900. 254-7202 locaskiiis lodge. For into. AJ Units Beachfront Embark 2-S Memukjide spartment next to Monmouth HIGHLAND HILLS- Cottage with yard. Private area. $600 eel after 6pm 828-7184 Everything You Roundup QlyphoaaM Coseoe « hospital Ca« Ot Condo* 011 Mobile Homes 229-2655 after 5pm month Cat 291-0776 Need For A Great KrenrttS Arnrnonium salt of Faaamma EATONTOWN- Family park. Oust DPXS046Hart*dda FREEHOLD BORO- HOWELL New 4 bedrms, 2Vi Vacation At Half Large lot 10' « 55'. $12,500 Demon Petroleum oil baths. C/a. deck. 2 car ge- Must sea. B-IOpm. 9184363 •age Reasonable. 577-0062 B«k in the Sun on a The Price Of The BanvelCST Dicamba START $550. par month Spacious 1 4 2 bedrm. garden EATONTOWN- Family park MARLBORO- Best tocason.: Jersey Shore Orthene Acaphata apartments with balcony 4 Resort tabtM SMO> Lone*/ 2 bedrm.. 2 ban Sac- bedrm. vi acre, all ap; Caaoron central a/c. Convenient loca- wash/dry, deck $1,150 mo. rifice. 229-3151 after 5:30 tion to shopping. Raceway or purchase for $139,000 EATONTOWN (PINE TREE)- Ground equipment wH be used in aa appaciaone. Man. 4 Rts 9 4 33.482-2225 CNrt$-E»nr »• t**a mi WEEKLY RATES A» parsons KTteraaiacl in obtaining addMonal in* 536-4467 12 x 55' Homeoe. 2 badrm Condo washer, dryer, refng New c/a Oependng On Season mctton on this spraying program are requested to con- FREEHOLD BORO- Msthant: OLD BRIDGE 3 St. 2 rm efficiency. 2nd It. 4 deck- $26,000 542-1202 tact the following per»on(i)by cpunttee of raapons** Fenced yard w/abova ground CabwBeT. front 4 back entrances. Gas ty. bahveen the hourt of 9:00 a.m. and 4K» p.m.: pool. $1.000.mo. 251 -2576 2 BEDROOMS HAZLET- New 14x60 mottle i«at incl Can furnish lor na. Aleo reeale 12x64. No Pii« Whrnrng, Dept of TranapuiUMkjn. Rt 183 No.. xtra CM Harry at 482-4800. SOUTH RIVER Custom bum For M75.-H75. Neteong, NJ 07857. Tetephooa 201-347-4415 spec. Decorators delight, MYRTLE BEACH pets Can. 888-9335 CounfiOT- HuntarrJon, Morns, SomaaTMt, Wmn & JAMESBUflG- 2 mm. from BA bedrms.. 3 baths, eat-m-Mt. Suaaax 2 bedrm. Lge. back yard fam. rm. w/ftrept.. cent. a/c. : South Caroina 3 BEDROOMS A aliens Mimed. 521-0990 car par., VK. trans, dr. w/NYC Robert MteaJ. Dept. of Transportation, >«aiaau»jii of »550.-*825. Rt. 1. 9 & 22, Nswwk. NJ 07114, Tektprnne 201-648- KEYPORT- Furn. 1 bedrm bus. No pats. Avail, immed $1.350. 613-9373 Studio 2278 suitable for bachelor. I 2 Bedroom SPOTSWOOO cable, pnv. entrance 1800. + VBaga 55+ smgu. carpet Courrba*. Bargan, Eaau. Hudaon. Paaaaic I Union elect 1 mo. sec. 264-0438 007 Houses for Sale Eugene Shoup, Of*, of Tfarnporlarjon. Rt 791 Dav Bi 4 Jackie Canmo window r nssk) Way, Freehold, NJ 07728. Telephone 201-308- MANALAPAN - Covered EAST BRUNSWICK- 5 bedrm $5(J0^600I»360TO450 storage shed. Asking 4100 Bridge I. Ibdrm. 1 bath, newty Colonial, finished Baaamanl. $36 000.251-6100 psiliisaJ. jmrneculata. al appt- VIL RATES ARE WEEKLY Counaaa. Maiuai.lllda^aa)i,Mo«mc«ith»Oca«n New a/c 4 heat Modem eat 577-0892 seouray i 012 Lot» & Acroeoe in kit. 4 dan. fireplace. Ja- OtVar KM, Dept of Tranaportanon, Rt 70 • NJ Tum- Can 462-9210 p*a. Cherry Hal, NJ 08034. Telephone 80»-428-fl650 cuzzi. $288,000. 380-1839 WOOOBRIOOE MEMOR CounBerA6»ntic. Buringlon, Carndan. Cap* May. MIDDLETOWN Clean. FREEHOLD-2 Famiy house GARDENS (cemetery) a attractive 1 bedroom. v» acre. Basement, hd appl L£OOT1 OCX POLITY WC-S22* crypt. Value $8,000 S825.mo + minim i. security $198,000 By ownar 577-0170 $6,000 Cs* 727-OS»2 F/R-S150A0 No pets 671 -0628 after 4pm Classified Works 2 JULY 3-JULY 9,1991, POWER PACKAGE Or—tmr Mmdlm N* 013 Hart Estate 025 Business 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wi 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 037 Baby /Chad Care 038 Domestic Wa Opportunities Fun Time Full Tune Part Time Part Tune TO RENT ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP SALES/MANAGEMENT GAL/GUY FRIDAY-Small or condo. MuM MM 3 bedrm • •• Roafl Department Dream opportunity landiy Manalapan office CHARGE NEED CLEANING or 2 bedrm w/den. Ulddajssn looking tor rstiahle paraon to • ATTENTION: JEWELS BY PARK LANE HELP? County area. ptaaanaU) No Flexible hours, high eerrangs do Haw omoa work 536-7070 REPORTER YOUR AD!! Brunswick. Cal 9-5 205-6281 students must Da at laast Managamafit opportunties CheokCwasllaianliiM «076 nrivaa 4wfcda: 545-1197 CLASSIFIED READERS iSyrs of age $6.hr Appeca- HEBREW PRAYER TEACHER H you plan* cal to a *90tr •vaiiatxe 906-462-5087 HOUSE CLEANING/CHILD ions ivaMabte at town hall WANTED Man. 4 Wad.. ' ing pan time report- CARE - Mature woman phone number, you win auto- SALES-REAL ESTATE 015 Summer/Winter Monday-Fndey 8:3O-4:3Opm Cal 251-1119 days or era > feature writers wanted for housework 4 kght nejacefty be bawd a fa*, which Thinking of making a move? 446-4244 evenings Applicants must be Now you can chtM care 6 driving. E Brune- on your pnoneV b*V. AIDES- Homemaker Horn • the Mia. Fun lima able to writs dearly LAUNDROMAT Attendant wlck home 390-0136 eves Haalth Aidee. fun or part «m* and muat be enthu- run an ad and LOG CABIN. PA. 6 24 hour duty No a»pana<«-a Mature adult. 20 + siastic about tailing HOUSEHOLD HELPUve-m taoo./par. BEST 1 MAN BUSINESS nacaaaary. Fraa training hours/week Muat be flexible Sacura business mat offers people wttat a hap- CHARGE IT! Basic Engkeh required 254-1331. s couraa. Earn hourly wages. Freehold 431-4008 pening in their local Superior eccommodeson. No CAR 4 TELEPHONE NEC- LONG BEACH ISLAND July t community Sand a CM 908-449-2961 or writs ESSARY Muat be Monmoum I Advantage I resume and letter to POBOT473 Aug mat ana KM. Slaapa woriung hour* Graat future Count/ raaOara 222-6100 MAINTENANCE/ 6 From *425. 531-7283 raaaJa. mnnaJata cash flow 536-2000 Judith Feeney Manaaouan NJ 08736 Managing Editor MYRTLE BEACH- Ooaan view $5,000 Cal 236-6237 AIDE-To as! TAP BeSTOUCTOH- JANITORIAL Use your VISA HOUSEKEEPER M 4 M Rest Home. Oey/even- For large Manalapan Temple Greater Media Newspaper condo. 2 beorm. alpa S. «Uy DIETADVISOB-lnOapandant Sr CWxsn buMMg Par ngsnWsavaaabla 446-6699 Part Time Sem-4pm Sat 4 Sun 766 Shrewsbury Avenue or MASTER CARD wns Kayport. Cal 264 95S0 from $400 201-564-0951 WW tTSin. \rVOrtC 8t tlQtTWt CALL E. F1NEMAN Tmton Fans. NJ 07724 to pay for your NORTH CAROLINA Cal <906) 872-8866 10am 4 2pm or complete an employment OFFICE CLEANERS pany looking tor Uriniduel.. Smna ruaumm to PO. BOK HI. Tiinaahara. S badrm. Spa 462-7744 at Classified ad EARN MORE CASH" good with hands to assemble rfc)t»>. NJ 07710-0111 NEED EXTRA CASH? cioua. on goaf couraa. an ame- Uaa your idaa» and our MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST nities ind. housecktaning The Sentinel Bunding Light office cleaning m baaub- 900 nuntMrt to maka money 036 Help Wanted A.S.C.P. Certified or tm buildings 3-4 hours per Asking $3.650.229-2790 Low rates 219-5935 for busy rraunaaakxj Edgeboro Road PartTime rsz East Brunswick night. Monday-Friday High NO WILDWOOD - 2bdrm ENVIRONMENTAL rraanold- Venipuncture a 1-800-660-4- ADS Pay Rad Benk/Eatomown 6 condo. e/c. pool fannies only Products AVON must. R#Quar#s ftOTiai front AFFECTION. aftordabiMy best Freehold areas. 586-6100 once duttss Cal The News Trenacflpt weekly rental Can 364-O269 Warm market sales 446-7835 A Oaautttul Opportunity 2SKamarDr sta109 describes our chHd care phi- 908-780-7650 leave massage OCEAN GROVE- 3/4 bedroom loeopny FreenoW 303-9226 039a Companion/ LAWN MAINTENANCE/ Land- ATTENTION modem comer house with scaping business tor sale Tel Free 1-100 IH-22M OFFICE HELP-Retall floor AFFORDABLE CHILD CARE Care Wanted central air. Cncloeed yard- CornmyRaeaJenttal. 100+ ac- covering 4 decorating store nagictsV ft p My Manalapan Home Near dean beach. Bargain. counts Pickup truck. Hi-tra- CLASSIFIED READERS Tuesday thru Friday 2-8. 766 ShrawttMTy Aw*. CARE for female invalid AVON It you place a cal to a "900" Estabkehad 4 Certified Cat 229-3663 iler. mowers, trimmers, blow- Saturday 10-5. Call 972-1302 Tmton Fata Mom Win Network 446-9728 Sleep-In every ott ars adgars. spreaders. A Great way to earn extra $$ phone number, you wW auto- POCONOS Saw Craak It j not OFFICE Work In smai Old Equal Opportunity Emptoyr 4 4 Mrs/day. 3-5 days s week sprayer hedgnrlnwner. leaf Cat Robin 938-4152 matically be Head a fee. wnich ATTENTION - Teachers too late Summer/wMer rent- Bridge office Excellent typ- Martborc area 972-6968 vacuum. Let • a " 'Snas. on your phone bai. 036a Employment looking tor child care? In my ais vveetujndsAaieaki, avat- ing/spelling 4 some com- home Ages 3 4 up 521-1760 NURSES AIDES abte 3 Dadrma. loft, known. LOCAL PHONE ROUTE. • puter Organized 16 flexible Services Irv rm w/ l/p, din rm Swmv Company support Sai Ouick AVON hrs./wk. to Stan. Sand reeume AUNT JUDY S TLC CERTIFIED CIRCULATION ^la%rTl eS inFOv'K lfOfl\ nOTTlw O6J mmg in/outdoor, tarmia. ek> i-aoo-ats-4044 hdupol nitration Asaoc MKHMtown (Cnapal Hat area) ing, golf. Altar gpm 284-1307 own hours. 1 -(800) 273-8758 105 0MMatawanRd 2ndfl ATTENTION A warm, loving environment, NURSES AIDES DEPARTMENT BEAUTY CONSULTANT- No Old Bridge NJ 06657 musical activities 4 nurturing POCONOS- Vacation on Office Hill versatile t LOCAL ROUTE $ experience needed. Learn READERS rtatai encas available Hourly HOME HEALTH AIDES Laka. Beach, pool, club parson with strong or- Handle advertised fruit drinks, about makeup, eton care 4 or weekly rates 261-1061 houaa. fishing, boating. ganizational skies to PARTTIME such as Vary Fine. tajnura. nutrition Cal 536-6513. 4 bedrm.. fully furnished Up to $38,000 NET par maintain carrier re- BABYSITTING m my Marlboro Wkand-OSO.. Wk -SS0O rear, fx company support cm ds and to p*r1orrn EARLY MORNING home. Lots of TLC Flexible hours References 577-0874 Available in Monmouth Mo-negot. Mr. OMa Days- rteQuaei caah investment of regular office dufSas CIRCULATION Newspaper routes. 5:00 to County. eepedeNy m ate 544-5771/Evas-255-5160 «21.540.1 -800-225-9733 6 30am 7 day* are avail Marlboro. Freehold " m your area Earn 4400.00 to SERVICE REPS CMM Cam ki Par*. pan areas POCONOS $500.00 per month, plus caah PARTNER/INVESTOR The Star Ledger haa early Let me give the cars you Morning Part Time worfc. incentives A reeaflU car ia a would in my home. 727-0041 must Can ran free BARTENDER Cal Kaahie or Judy Starting salary $100 00. plus CHILD CARE - Stimulating cutting experienced I 254-7000 car axpanaas and route prof- 1 -800-242 -0650 TRAINEES NEEDED t was**/rassa aval. 671-4«21 S2S.OO0. 1-201-441-4156 loving, patient, reliable in gets $2 meson + equity Write its Fringe beneHU include: Vi- Marlboro 972-6666 after 6pm WILOWOOO CREST- 8*1 fl. 4 ind eve. phone to P.O. Box Equal Opportunity Emptoyar PARTTIME EARN MONEY Reading baacti front luxury condo. 2 811. at»>igaaid.NJ 07081 books' $30.000./yaar Income CHILDREN'S CHOICE DECORATING ASSOCIATE 6 days par weald Cal bedrm.. 2 bam. 2 pools s/c. NEED EXTRA INCOME? potential Details Fee CALL • Home Care or Private Outy m Seeking creative business 242-O8S0 •« innnam Sleeps S. July PROFITABLE - Direct mail Work uel.ear l2-16hr. 4 1-805-962-8000.eat v-2111 42S Rivs Avenue E. Bruns- Faoanea aval. 11200/wk. 890-0282 for wick Ages 3 months- 5 yeers Training. Pan/fun CLERICAL - Part-time No • F/T. P/T Work Available Pncadtoaal (601)280 S096 typing Mon -Fri 2-5pm Kindergarten State Certified Uma Cal 563-3712 EARN UP TO 133..S4 Open 6:30em-7pm. 12 months 017 Office * RESTAURANT Turn key-corn- t4.50.hr. Filing, ana waring $125.-$250. per week assembling our 1 yaar experience, phone 6 pleas or eqpt orsy Muat sal DEMONSTRATOR SALES phone, paper work. 308-3362 Each weak. Car needed tor a yaar Can 621-1717 Floor Space Now raring for Chrtstmss products at home Amazing $12,000. 905-5541. 901-0S67 adult newspaper dan varies recorded massage revests ENERGETIC Mom w/TLC around trie World. Free Ut 6 COUNTER HELP We ere wis- EAST News Tribune 442-2223 details Csn today' RESTAURANT-Breaktast rang. AH nallJuma. Also ing to tram a laaaunstjla par- ClHUl Today Wannburg Commons a«ac- aon. tor dry Meaner Apply m SALES/ENGRAVER- Maka w/cara lor your chad m Mad- lunch. Affluent area Fully booking partial Can Judy: laon Pk CM: 721-2592 aft 6 u«va orfca suns 500 sq. ft eomooea SSO.000 down. keys, be able to sen oiftware 324-4513 Fu«y furmehed 4 equipped. 972-1145 Fknjbte hours Competitive RED BANK 741-2S79 CaJ666-9753 Fn3»6VaeeyPrNevee«* HOME TYPISTS EXPERIENCED MOW wHl S72S./montfi. 23X080 HAIRORESSER/MaMcurMa- salary + discounts WM tram. babysit any hour m her SOOA MACHINE ROUTE (5 $3,000 bonus if you have a PC uaers needed 435.000 FREEHOLD SOU 771 HAZLET- Office tor rant. 500 303-7125 IMHaiillal Fee. Details Cal: Sayrevwa home 727-9449 so, ft.. Airport Plaza busy cor machines) Middlaiaii County following. EASY STREET area Asking W 000 Can TEACHER- Nursery Softool "Ext 8-2111 EXPERIENCED kwlng mom of Medical Peraoon* Poo) - .214-2211 up to 24 nrs par week. Can: 906-360-2867 leeve message Oraenbrook CM 957-9180 DELIVERY PEOPLE HOTEL JOB info Cal for 2 w* care for your 3-6 yr old EQE HAZLET UkatowaaY? 536-5443 AcUvrMa. games, meals 6am 1 7pm. Old Bridge 679-0467 040 Situations Too good to be true. Please TWED OF WORKING Gel exercise 4 eem money TELEMARKETER- Eapen- $3 00nminute 16 or over can 888-8000 to diecuas va- enced Salary 4 commission INTELLIGENCE JOBS EXPERIENCED Mom win give Wanted rious options Office for rant • MORE 4 KEEPING LESS? Delivery people Joel: 367-6930 aft 6pm All branches US TLC to your chad Prime Hwy 36 location. Con- of owning your MAILROOM HELP needed tor walking OEA. etc Now luring. Fee HOUSE CLEANING - Expen- venient to OSP «f» aubdtvKte TELEPHONE SALES from Otd • II. Earn route In Bsyshors Bridge office Work 6-1 or 1-5 805-862-6000. Ext K-2111 anoad 6 reliable Good rates to suit 600-1.000 aq. ft Ml $60,000 + par yaar on a part WANTED Area. Earn extra Canes 736-0860 Newly decorated mcludmg ... . jci -OO47 POSTAL JOBS- $16,392 tm basis if you are serious Wednesday Morrwigs money dal»artng our •censed Can 249-6978 HOUSE SITTING- HS Tl kitchen. WM rant tumiehed or 1 or 2 af- $87.125./year Now hiring unfurnished. Fee. 1-606-962-8000 during in than you're the person we MOM with 3 yeers experience CalEm» Classified is open Ext P-2111 or business triptrips For appt 4 MANALAPAN- Rt 9 new pro- Greater Jersey Presi in chHd care, wnahes to baby- tee schedule, can 446-4569 fessional MOO- *2S0/month ment 846-2166 10 Connerty Court POSTAL JOBS sit your Monday thru Friday KIO KARE AGENCY md. utejbes. 760-0060 E. Brunswick. NJ 06816 Cai 747-0222 $11 76.-614.90. I 9:00 am to 6:TX) pm. Fora CM 671-3127 offers babysitters, house- MATAWAN-Haasi St "Morten 029 Accounting (906)254-7004 E.O.E cleaners 6 party servers NJ. EIL2S01 MOTHER of 3 with exp 4 ref charm. OI6ca suites a atefill BOOKKEEPING SERVICES Give us a call!!! Cal 1-216-967-1537 bonded, licensed 4 insured 1 MO- FREE RENT. 563-7777 MAINTENANCE/ win care for your chHd m her aialatna by accountant tor 1-800-660-4-ADS 7ant-iwMii.7daya.Faa home (Freehold. Marlboro small Uuslnsam Your office RED BANK-Entranca to Had JANITORIAL DEMONSTRATORS- Need PROCESS MAIL at home Illinlaini border) 462-3041 Bank Exc office MOO sura or mine Cal Carte Gersnon at 10. Christmas Around the •van Fun service 1.850 eg ft. 257-5272 For large Manalapan X Part or ful tana. No experi- NANNIES PLUS Thoroughly POSITIONS World No •Ksatiiienl Call ence Also Telemarketers screened tivs Ins tor your I Good lay-out Sub-dkrWion • 495-1767 ^»,*to 747-5568 lor details 030 Financial Fut Time 3pm-11 pm Mon-Fn naaoarl S.A.S.E to Sunrise oal needs 536-9046 Part Time 8em-4pm Sat 4 Sun DEMONSTRATORS needed 561 Van, Rd. Dept L. PART TIME RESPONSIBLE Mother will t y get Services CALL E. CTeEMAN or Christmas Around The . NJ 07043 take care of your chid m her: •vur groceries for jou 018 Stores 10am 4 2pm Work) Free Ut 4 training. Also NEED EXTRA INCOME? Manalapan home 446-2468 MMMteluwn, Holmdsl, 462-7744 521-9041 FREEHOLD- Lowest rentals FORMER WALL STREET READ BOOK* FOR PA Yl Rumaan. .and Bayshara starting at (10. par sq. ft. for MANAGEMENT- $60,000 + Wori between 12-18 $100 s me No experience TLC. pieygrounds. low rales. PROFESSIONAL win writs DEMONSTRATOR-Chnalmas activities, pleasant environ- retail stores In variety of sizes Looking »or inunai inutKaMd Around The World now hiring. Cal: 1-600-647-7678 your company's business plan hours and eom r99*/n*U or Write ment Sayienaal. 727-6726 Located m active sniping 4 find your company an un- people weJno to teach others Open House Sunday July 7th. center High density area Cal Send resume to l0am-1pm. Free Mo and PASE-Y2663. 161 S Uncom- $125 to $250 way. N Aurora. • 60642 Mr Richter at 214-2648 ptacement Services guar Punfymg Systan Also 037a Baby/ChHd RED BANK-Naxt to Wool- 922-2015 eocti week Care Wanted worths. 1 JSOaq ft 4 2.2SOeq out WANTED: 7» PEOPLE NEW 4 SMALL • 251-6171 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Cor Needed for ft Pvt parking in raar. Triple A Freehold Family Dental prac- Earn $$ wfme losing up to 29 BABYSITTER needed lo lor apparel, drug MANICURIST -Experienced Mutt Newspaper lbs In me next 30 days Al water 3V1 yr ok) 4 7 mo otd 1 t. Now opening Sca seeking s conecamous 4 "?3 3 tor busy eeton m Freehold. responsible individual for natural piogiani All products m my MMatone home Only new mercnant accounts. are strictly kosher Or recom- 201-502-0647.6»t Gil Foaowinc not muse an. but Monday 4 Thursday evenings. very experienced, mature 020 BuMinga/ must be sue to work tkudble Call 442-2223 ' i. 100% guaranteed. woman should reply One af- 3:30-«:O0pm Experience pre- Cal 324-4666 Oarages houra. Call Roseanne or ferred but win Iran. 462-1015 ternoon 4 weak night Occa- SAVE TENS OF Man/arm at 306-1718 THE NEWS TRIBUNE sions! Saturday night 4 every DISTRIBUTION BELFORD- Cement block THOUSANDS OF $$ WANTED: 100 PEOPLE other Sunday References 041 Reaume*/ DUg. 2 bay. S57S. mo ind MECHANIC Perfect for Teens Earns* wrma Being up to 29 necessary (806)259-3103 lbs si the next 30 days Typing uMs 486-8183 or 671-1908 On raakjentlal/commerclal Fu> time position. Experience Coupon distribution for CHILD CARE- Local lemmas New Diet Owe No 4 own tools needed Cal Wishes Oranted Chanty Work need care m the* homes F/T ATTENTION Plutesslnnefcl GARAGE- Marlboro, alarm Can Steve fenced in w/eajceic gate. Al 544-0014 for interview. Monday thru Friday 4-7pm. 6 P/T Must Be 16+ w/refs 4 4 Students EMERGENCY car Cat 780-3037 A Choice sizes $28-S0»7mo 538-0235 -«• 842-9006 for (3 OFFICE MANAGER for anaj Saturday 10 30am-2 30pm WE PAY YOU TO - Take ST66 7 days s week. Earn up to (100. par week snapshots Send Self-Ad- Nermy. 1*1 9. Freehold pwaaa can 542-1386 MATAVVAN 031 Money to Loan dressed Stamped Envelope CHILDCABE Nurturing adult CaaEtarc 5664666 and phone number, cal to Tysha B Lewie. PO Box to cere tor cur 2 yr. old son. In OET PHOFESaiONAL HELP BUSINESS. PERSONAL 4 Clara at 738-3047 94 Pewborton NJ 06066 our rtotmdel home 2-3 days Route 34 bamnd prof: EQUITY LOANS OPERATIONAL DIRECTOR Earn extra income as FUU SERVICE PUBLISHING Ing. $27S./momh Cal Iraki f-All 201-783-4047. iialiitenenre company seek DRIVER for 6 Sears telephone THE PRUDENTIAL onal navdual Expe- 'ice. Good pay lexible hours. Parian for ettrees sales rep Benefits. NEW JERSEY REALTY 032 Money Wanted rience a must* 452-8223B* 3FESBK • Al RESUMES Cover Mars 6 n08»3S-1200BeeHor Cat 673-2262. Ask For Our flexible hours. $6/hr toddssr 4 Infant m my Hostidal term papers kwar printed 4 PRESSPERSON WANTED home 2 days par weak inct ID F/T tor 360 A B 0k*. Expen- DRIVER- PfT for pickup 4 de- Saturday mornings a FREE melanin Cal: 679-6513 025 Business *** anamoona. Free- 1 aarty eve. Muat have paid ex- ence raqulrad. Freehold. En- must In Watehung: Garage Sale Kit perience aa a sitter, nor Opportunities Ueal • I»I i area- 446-1777 ATTENTION: 446-1777 Call Phyllis Stewart. when You Place smoker latiianoat win pai RESUMES SALES/MANAGEMENT Your Garage Sale Ad wen for oueHy cere 68»-9iai A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY CLASSIFIED READERS FULLER BRUSH COMPANY Monday thru Friday. for creating weslth 4 moepen- Qround H. Opportunay. PT or THAT WORK! if you place a cal to a "600" FT Conwany did *12-5 mason Earn up to 1100 -MOO weekly 12:30 to 9 p.m. at CALL 747-6565 SITTER Untilrl in our Old denos Cal I'6 <68124 hra phone number, you wel auto- servong family, friends 4 our Bridge home tor IVi 41 f. letters Laser typaaai 1st yr Company on target tor oids H5fH-/week 247-3725 meecaey be b»ad a tea. wtach Ton 2nd yr. Graa" 769-4980 eawearvtoa.t44-»676 Your ad can be here varies, on your phone Ml. auppori 563-9706 POWER PACKAGE, JULY 3-JULY 9,1991 3 041 Rasutna*/ 043 AppHancM 047Fumltui» 047 Furniture 04Sb Infant/ OSS WCflOPROCESSMG/FAX WASHER 4 DRYER- Kamn ASS GUITAR- 78 Fandar heavy duly- Only 1 Vi yr». ok). CHEAP!!! TABLE SELL YOUR laaarPrmt AaMng $3uO./l»o»l. 721-6004 ' a Uaad furniture. Day round, wftitt bads, bunk bads to M were- m chrome legs. Exost- BABY ITEMS 430 Cal Ron 739-1156 WASHER 4 Bactric •eof kem caramon. Must Sel Mov- d condNon. $50. ing MOM. 431-9055. eve- CALL 042 Antiques C«6»1-7580_ CHEST OF DRAWERS- _ jnial maple, vary good condWon. $50 Moving, must MOVING SALE- 4 badnaai ANTIQUES 044 Computers $375.-1.450. Dan set $425. 2 FOR SALE oouohaa a 2 cham. $i jso. COFFEE TABLE- Boad Mas. Furniture-Glassware tOeshan aat. $360. Al eke naw. ram $300. BEDROOM- Ad COvOf OQ. B#OdlftQ- coi.card, gamaa * books, i draaaar. 4 drawar chest. aat. pma ChMiat«laa> cherry, good cond. $260 MOVING SALE-BEDROOM chaat. Lovaaaat * 2 erm- ANTIQUES at-7 pe Contemporary- Top prices pak) tar AnDqua CONTOUR CHAIR- Dark Qunn LlaMuim bad. $1,750. 046 Firewood brown. 2 yarn old: Uka new. furniture, oriental ruga, paM- pc Country DINING aat. HO0. Cat 251-016$ MOVING- Dining rm. w/tabta Inga. )a»a>> «ak«MMa pur- 1.000. Lg aae atoapar aofa, sirs, hutch. CIPBMQ GUVTV COntaVYtS Off 96~ SPRtNO/SUMMER COUCH - Lovaaaat. Chair racaner * rocker. Ma-end « Mas. w» coma to your horn*. $225. End a** $100 corlaa. $1,000. 2am couches CartMfrOTM SPECIAL Cal440OTT1 100 as Mam HORSE DRIVEN WAGON- »ioo /cord SpM * Oaawjiad ut-SSOO Waahar 4 462-7315 or 000-280-0746 COUCH POTATOES DREAM MOVING-Muati wHi 1 and 2 shafts, naamiad. TheyerCogen6pc fabric see- nmore-$360.pr. 671 Vary uraque. S30-13$7-avaa. 047 Furniture al. choookM brown. $000. MOVING SALE- Varloua PERSIAN RUG- Keshan. Cal 536-6867 2544726 •atolMma.9S7.O4a5 ALL CONTENTS OF Luxury POWER TOOL SOUTH RIVER 12 932-2260 dav/251 -1746 s uuvWJo. *ri AxcflHsnf oW DEN- SACRIFICE! naskjisi MOVING TO FLA.- Living mv. INVENTORY REDUCTION Prtcad rtght 222-4640 table w/4 leather a*, chart. (offHawdaAvaJ ages 4-8 HL. tam6y rm. 4 kjtohan. Porter Cable Poll Plan* HL 3.or5deys 043 Appliances S250. Fruitwood stageres. All exc. cond. 254-8235 was $3*4 99 now 1199 95 ALL CONTENTS- Uonheed S75 aa. Leather alaap sofs Hen, Arts 4 Crafts AIR CONOmONER-Emaraon oak dki. rm. Bedrms. wicker, SOFA- Urill, anttQusdres- igar Cub Ssw. waa 061 Sporting 160 Bamn cry* $7S. Racanar $199.now $110. Black 4 Quiet Kool - 7,500 BTUa e/c MORE! 281 9691 160.. ate 431-3159 5-10pm Mr Jigsaw #31S9K. was AaMng $150. Cat 972-0663 BEDROOM SET - WhHa, juva- prod, rocking chair. 536-3771 34NETTE SET-Bteck wrought $226...now $126. Jet 12-M. 049 AIR CONDITIONER- Amana. naa. Spc. good condHlon. Bast WATER BED- Queen size. ar. waa $599...now $390 offer 679-3686 after 5pm ron. 6 chairs, rad uphotatary, 29.O0OMU. 220V. wan unK. $100 Can 721-2731 >tOf AQjO In nsSaftObOvBTd 6B O Lansad Qtiin69n. No Deal- brand naw motor. Asking BEDROOM SET 6pcs. s ers. Ful warranty. Cat rlaa.1yr.old. I I Tutoring DINING ROOM SET-Whita AAAAAAAAAA ANTIQUE $660. 545-7671 oak. Ful efee bad. $600. Exc. cond. $375. 446-1881 Freehold Lumbar 462-1660 EXERCISE BaXE-Vc* oak. Table w/4 laathar chairs. •AYS TOP $$ tar uaad AIR CONDmONER-GE Hot ban onar. 679-0151 altar 9pm WICKER t RATTAN-Pma argomatar. Brand naw hutch, buftat. stap-and tabla. RADIAL SAW- 2 3/4 H.P. turmiura. glass, an. tpya. »a>mg $125. 536-3771 ATH-SO9ICE 17 YEARS Point 5.000 BTUs. Used 1 BEDROOM SET- 5 placaa. AaMng 9600. Cat 468-1251 FumKurs. Gifts > BUM w/accassortaa. Uka naw. ate LovaaWcs* irOiaiivriwak. a/M—ySAT summer $150. 300-5478 Good condWon $400 Otaat Savings 1 OskjcHons $300. DRILL PRESS 1/7. SURF BOARD- Custom. 6' 1" DINING ROOM SET- Craam DISHWASHER. Cal 236-1906 haavy duty, nawjr uaad. $100. Wat suit- Man* am large , ta%uA#. cnintt ClOaMt, out* The Wicker Basket PING PONG TABLE- 3/4- r. Tlig.. Kanmora portabla. Good BEDROOM SETS-Ethan fat 4 cnam. $400.536-7570 Rt 34 Cola Hack 462-6666 ragmaSon sas w, 739-9847 ask tor Unds Joa SAT. cotnputar raaruct. 20% cond. AaMng $100.249-6478 SAVE THIS AD- ODwrWsad. PTS 251-0563 MASTER BEDROOM SET DINING ROOM- Uka naw. $65,257-3761 OMQaraa* DRYER. Refrtgerstor w/iea Hutch. Duflat. 6 chairs, tabta WICKER 4 RATTAN Oak SOf ABED- Sactional. RIDE-ON MOWER-Saars 6HP ASK US ABOUT OUR COMPUTER C— 577-0062 OFFICE turn. PIANO OalowW. FURNITURE 30" cut. $600. or bast ofkjr. FREE Bast otiart Cat 972-1687 Cal 671-6475 GARAGE SALE KTT FREEZER- Sears 6 cu. ft.. wood, china hutch. 6 chairs. Oirsct imponsrs. 30.000 sq. ft. TUTOR BEDROOM SET-Child-taan SCOOTER-Evaraat 1 Jan AAAROVARK LIONEL WHEN YOU PLACE front opening, wood grain. abla/2 Kavas. 2 yra ok). /waramusa. Opan IBM PC 4 APPLE DOS. Word formica tops Spc walnut . battary uuaialad E»c A/Flyar. ate. Tram Coasckx YOUR OARAGE SALE AD Easy defrost $100.431-3156 $1.400 .291-7301 > put*; Tuas. thru Sat. 9-5. " act. LOTUS. dBaaa and AaMng $650. Can 536-0987 Ganiana Wtakar Works Co Baatonar. Appraisals CASH 881-9084 i. Piliials/jm«i lassani MICROWAVE OVEN-GE. $75 END TABLES (2) gold last BEDROOM SETS- 1 boy'a 41 Randolph Rd. Howal SLIDING DOOR - 6ft WhHa cm programs 254-3679 Cuba Rafrigarator-Emarson, bass w/glass top 24 ' dk«ns- ALL LIONEL TRAINS DEADLINE formica 4 oak. 5 pc. $600. vinyl, Andaraon aMar w/s- $66. Both $125. Can 536-6239 tar E»c cond. $300. 536-7537 COMPUTUER TUTOR- Prt- 1 Lana 3 pc. $600.972-2223 AsMng $660.972-0130 Or Fsav. Top cash sppmaaL B^PT^Bt' W^tWmTw^^ 1 a. r * *4f^%^^p*V I I OVEN- Caloric, gas, sstf HOUSE CONTENTS- 04SQ«n«fal BEDROOM SET 6pca-Adult STEREO- Garrard tumaois. ctaamng. with snachad rmcrc- M AVOD E. BRUNSWICK 51 Bosko Or. wava. good cwiUMun. 5 yrs ri KTOVfjCvClfW. nnPaal •• 0 p oft Old Stags Rd)Sat 7/6 10-3 Bast offar. Cal aflar 5pm Martyr buy* amok knacks. ENTHUSIASTIC Tat old. 462-0626 AIR CONDITIONER- 6.000 w/bu* m 8 track. 4 Catrtoon fumaura»snaouas.257-»i07 - idataSun7/7 KITCHEN SET-Parquat oak 1st $250. tatatw II or 12yn.aap.Raa >tu. 2S-in Sharp TV. wickar WASHER/DRYER- Saars wKH4ruahchalr*-$175. oftor. 972-8720 BEFORE YOU HAVE E. BRUNSWICK 11 Otauhaf K-aVSATPrap.< BEDROOM SETS- 1 M lovasaat Paialuiau w/ caga. Kanmora. 2 yrs. ok). Asking COCKTAIL TABLE-Chroma t YOUR SALE! Wa Buy 4 saa. Or ffunsi—HSl Rd to Oaar- laoquar. 2 wht. crsktaiia'. Dkv Fish tank. 10 ga. w/flsh. STEREO- Tachntes Rack Sya- r MATH TUTOR $480.360-2666 or 542-2619. gill T165. Cal 446-1607 24 Broad SI Kaypon « 10 Cherry La) 7/5 4 6. 9- mg room aat. Male 61$-6»19 Books. Tachnics stsrao 120 tam w/2 apaakara. caaaaaa 4 Calm 264-0777 or 264-6615 Huge sale " Rock caaaafsss. 631-2162 compact disc. Oak cabmat Classified Works AaMng $600.727-6049 is 4more BUYING a powar tool? Bator. FREEHOLD TWP 466 By Har- you buy. Man to M km ra- SWING SET- 2 yra- old. $60. CASH FOR BOOKS H»3H SCHOOL SupaMaor ol- 040 Situations 040 Situation* 040 Situations * OLD MAGAZINES 536-0650 mony Rd. (off Rt 537 W.) Fn. 462-1400 Naw DE pump/mar for abovl July 5,4 8at, July 6,9-4. MasVSAT tutoring Cal Wanted Wantad Wanted ground pooL $100.284-6346 a3w.4$1-B$»$a110paL CAMCORDER • Sony 6mm. CASH tor TABLE SAW-Craftsman V. INDIVIDUAL TUTORING kl TtMng Included-$600 4 al photo aquk). Naw or okt (off Baars SO 7/6 6 7/7. 9- 2 hanging Tiffany tamps- $50 Uaad 1». Pd $700. asking 4pm. MOVING SALE. Evary- Raadktg. Man. SAT Prap 4 $350. Pkiba6 Mchn. 261-2576 1 pc or whokt sajdki No Po- Spaniah by Cart. Tiailisi 2 table Tiffany umps-SSO. •roid or moOs. 442-6141 8' » 11' Oriental Hack/burnt 431 -3736 a 9pm. orange rug- $50. Air corvj- MANALAPAN- 71 Stratford Dr. (Gordons Cor. Rd. ii.OOObtu. $200 Al drtL brand naw MaMa drywal COIN COLLECTIONS icondNon. 251-1853 WANTED _ 431-3719 Jailisaaj.il) Sat July 6 9-3 Family BO pO*A**)f tOOH Furnitura. |uka box. naw 4 ok) CAR CARRIER Cal 642-7607 Looking tor MATH TUTORING- NY 4 NJ 747-4634 TOP SON. A FIX DMT Dr toff Gordons Cor Rd) Fit 4 Portraits CAR CARRIER 15 yards of Up son tor $200. Sat July 5 4 6. 9-1 Sofa, loos Rooftop. $25 15yaros«Jdk1tor$90 Caah Lie. NJ 4 Fad DaaHr The Perfect Gift 747-4634 Or as many yards ss nasdso •iouaa CMS. Ban azi - CALL POWER We Honor 1-800-660-4-ADS Deadline Thursday 3 PM TNi directory wl be revised monthly. Cancellations wi be accepted and necessary copy changes wi be made for the first publication of the month only. Please check deadkne information. ASPHALT CONCRETE PAVING ONCRETE PAVINC "BUILDING & REMODELING STANLEY HOWARD STATEWIDE ASPHALT [PAVING CO., I IISNILTMVMSl Home Driveways I-Part* Ms • Appliance Repair INC. • taamp •?»*•; Lab DANf CUSTOM Small Parking Lots • Asphalt/Concrete Paving SPECIALIZING IN: Oeaail Coewoon CARPtNTIY INC. • Building/Remodeling Resurfaced & • Dec ki • Carpet Care Weather Selling • Parking Lota • Additions • U«M Eicanbat I'MSwIMMMblHl I Additions • Ciatam Work • Basements • Cleaning Services Sam* MKMMSU I • Concrete Work • lackkaa Hart • Patio Doors I Fun Insured Guaranteed I (Datum*) • Closet Remodeling a Ca .Mr 30 ya»t | • St*M I Tapsail Mmr? I Mi • Windows • Decorating Services S.K.1970 FREE ESTIMATES • Electrical 251-2667 548-4499 446-5921 rofB86 290-0389 1511-2123.5*4-71411 • Exterminators Fully Insured • Fencing mamam 1 1 r r • Floors/Floor Care MASONIYWORKl D. 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IMPROVEMENTS ContractinKilcheiw g We'll fix It...even if you CONTRACTOR I Asphalt Driveways| Baths OBIVEWAYS: |SPECIALIZING IN didn't buy It at Sears! •Dirt Work • Pitioi Parking Lots • washers • dryers • refrigerator* • freezers •SidcwUks -New • Kitchens • Do» • Bxkhw Wort | •Resurfaced M.rJMiwa •Foundations | Driveway* our Specialty | • Basements Cement Work • Stump Removals •Siep. •Seal Coating Service for tttet* brands end morel Concrete Sidewalks • Decks Stcortlr Al«rm Sys • Stone • Dirt Delivery • Bra* Veneer 'Stone And Much Morr fit •Brick Paving • Patios |> Sbeetrock t Painting n TICS MsnuEP I QUALITY WORK I 536-3137 787-5184 17 Years Experience w739-185M i ma wan6 I FREE ESTIMATES | roe SERVICE 828-4300 922-0700 r».i «•«•« i I teitortial fc Cocaawrdal I Free Estimates •34-1 DEE DEE INC. ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS Creative Designers « Builders J. GANO Residential • Commerical •Gazebos • Kltchens/Batha CONTRACTOR! OT W PARKING LOTS • Sun Rooms • Additions HOME G 542-8044' *. Fully Insured • Bonded • Patio* (Locfcstone) • Landscaping • Driveway* • Handicapped Needs IMPROVEMENTS PROTECTIVE PAVING • Curbing* • Basements SIDING. MASONRY • Thermal Windows A Doors DECKS, AND SEAL COATING • Drainage Systems TOTAL RENOVATIONS' • CONCRETE OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE • Retaining Walls FREE ESTIMATES •PATIOS SERVING MIDDLESEX COUNTY • References • Insured • Fre» Estimates FULLY INSURED • STONEWORK . .Free Estimates .82MJ7Z - - . 679-4040 264-0456 POWER PACKAGE, JULY 3-JULY 9,1991 S ;ARE LANDSCAPING WIUAM M. NEHNEY HOME |NAnftnvAYE| niRF CARE JftP KITCHEN TUe Repairs Electrical Gmtract MAINTENANCE] SPECIAL I HOME REPAIRS CanaricTilM Altypes of CABINETS Attic Fan* • No Job Too Small Wall.. Floor. • PtonrlnQ Designs * Complete <| | Repairs t Renovations | Dack Lighting | •No Job Too Far STRIPPED* I ft Foyers • Decks PEIectrical?' 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Cat* 238-7764 & Uncle Sam, you 238-9363 Simply tne Best tor Less See Busmess/Serv POOPER SCOOPING whole world forever Can 721-4945 ITS A DIRTY JOS but some- and ever. can own your own ASTOR CONSTRUCTION A. J. CARPET DESIGNS ones aot ID do it. 264-6739 Say this prayer 6 No Brok#f F#A«l 586-3238 BELLY DANCER KIDS LOVE STAB WALK See Buaanaa/TTai »ma Dtr. $14.99 times a day for 9 No Hidden Costa It's Bouncyi It's Fun' THE MOST ENTERTAINING BEACON CONTRACTING me 066 Personals straight days & pub- Alrwnaebatv*° ABSOLUTELY AFFORDABLE HEVY IMP ALA '78 PAY THE MOST! ANY Qr *• Paintac Rot#r- LERIO PAINTING A. A. &J. OAF MASTER ROOFER una wen. $500. or best offer UNNINQ CAR/TRUCK CM MM 775-4307 PMnttng. Plastering, Taping PLUMBING 1 HEATING TAILORING 291-5578 ASH AT YOUR DOOR CALL Sheen m.k. Psi wihsnging Repairs, remodeling. HRYSLER Laser 84 Auto., $3,800 Cal 787-0930 DR.CASH380-60S6 ABSOLUTELY AFFORDABLE FrMEUmtM ExperVcualomued. Seme day Ian 545-7149 ing. Lie #5842. CM 238-3664. /b. p/s. air, stereo. New tires •LYMOUTH volare '80- Auto, battery $1,500 536-2533 13 Auto Parts/ SeeBusmess/SsrvtceDir. 390-8655 879-3939 or 360-1997 tuneup. inapacllon, bat- 095 Wallpapering CORVETTE '86 - Red. Auto., ary A cables. Very ratal ALL PAINTING LONGO PAINTING- Afforda- Uklng $460 .531-2162 Interior/Exterior ble prices maids 1 outaida. BICO PLUMBING options, excel, cond . ge- COVERALLS le kept 53.000m... $15,500 LYMOUTH Volare 80 2 Dr TTENTION Paugaot A Quality Worn Reasonable no job too smal, tuny insured, WATER HEATERS 530-9853 Minimi Beru Owners. We I. Can Mike 363-2788 free est Charlie 679-6543 Ca«S66-«23S andsu Low mileage. Uc.#7432 ,422-8686 See Buainess A Samoa Or. Looks good m A oner factory framed tech- Englishtown CORVETTE 79 na to meet your particular BOB HOEOLER PLUMBING JACK THE Ml HIPPER Runs wad. $996 c Anthony MUchml'i MICHAEL DONOFRIO NJ Uc *7578 679-1213 Rebuff motor, black. $8,300. CM842-4353 972-7863 254-5807. Can 906-442-4176 Saa Businaaa/Sarvlca D* Quality Work- See Bualnns/TTsrvica Da-. PAINTING A CARPENTRY PAINTER CORVETTE 77 PONT1AC LeMana 66 CHARLES PATTERSON Tidy Job MS. PAPERHANQER AUTO DETAILING Inter A Exter Quality work. LJC*4448 462-3356 Runs. id waxen Custom M/Cit Painting Reasonable A Naat 363-3797 741-6660 .200. Can 254-5807 CONVERTIBLE See Business/Service Dir. Competitive Rates See Buemeea/Servlce Or. 88 SHOW WINNER UTLASS CRUISER WAGON $6.0O0.or beat otter. 679-6424 THE WALL DOCTOR References Supplied PAINTING 88 - 2.S 4cyl . auto. a/c. MOTORWORKS S Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper Fully Insured 536-9451 m/fm. ful pwr.. 92.300mi., PONTIAC Trans Am 73 400 For FREE Estimates See Business/Service Dr. _ 12 boll poei rear. T-tope. Don't trade your car, replece removal Quality work. 2Oyrs .000 beet offer 920-8169 671-4417 w. p/b. p/s Mint interior your engine wllh a guaranteed axper. insured John 251-0893 All Work ANTHONY'S DALE'S PLUMBING 096 Window* ATSUN 510 73 - 2*.. res- Needs electrical A txjdy work emenufactured angina from dassic. $300 Can as extra parts $1,800 a MOTORWORKS. we metal HEATING. Water Heaters. Re- PAINTING Guaranteed ALL THERMAL Window Corp 908-477-7823 Have Brush... WMI Travel modeling. Sewer/Dram Cleen- best offer Cat 482-7397 QUALITY ENGINES FOR / 919-0656 or 679-2112 Painter A Handyman Services mg UCJ8922 238-8788 ATSUN 280ZX 81 - Black, oomaattc and foratQn en. Residential/Commercial References in your area See Buainess/Semce Dir ONT1AC 6000 67 • 6cyl.. a/c. Installation A repairs of win- top. Runs we). $2,000. Must fusy loaded. 79.000mi For free ssUniets 251-3836 dows, doors, fixtures, mail- Fully Insured EXPRESS SEWER 4 DRAIN Excellent References 1-800-4524048 BEE A BEE WINDOW CO sen Todd 536-8733 Beet otter. Can 482-2291 boxes. Painting, chimney 727-2118 USED TIRES flashing, leaders, gutters. Excellent Rates See Business/Service Dtr. )OOGE Daytona '84 Turbo- 5 OUALITY USED CARS 10 Years Experience Serving 446-2425 See Buameaa/Servioa Dlr. r*asaangar car* ana ••»•>" Can Tony at 566-2051 pd . new tires/dutch, a/c truck* Many atsas in atock. you Promptly Leave message Free Estimates ust see $2,375. 264-8499 Remaan Dodge tar Rick or Tom 238-4051 A A S PAINTING CO GARDEN STATE for Rick 251-4643 Thar* you PLUMBING and HEATING WINDOW REPAIRS ighway 35 at HokncM Rd 834-0756 OOGE Daytona '84 5 Sod WATER HEATERS SCHAEFFER A SONS Glees A Putty (Glazing) 739-4010 See Buainesa a Service Dtr mliigi. Exc PAINTING REPAIRS A REMODELING 538-5938 REPLACEMENT Aaking $2,750. Ca« 431-1286 SAAB 900- -86. Air. alarm 114 Auto Financing A & T PAINTING- Int./Ext. INTER OR/EXTERIOfl GEORGE SAHUL JR. See Buamaaa/Satvfce O». Wonder Cumiauuis 238-1876 tereo. new tires 85,000 mi Res./Comm Power wash. Ins License #5568 ORD MONTEGO 75 - 4dr AFFORDABLE PRICES SEASON S Home knpr 0.000 orig mi Excellent cond. $7,000. 776-6878 Reas Free est 291-8841 787-fi/J 096a Window ono Asking $1,000. (908) SELECT USED CARS WALLPAPERING 251-5660 See Buemees/Servtoe Treatments ""5-3430 ask tor David BETTY GASTON Gigama Plumbing/Heating S A R ROOFING A SIDING Straub Uncotn-Mercury $10.00 ft UP 721-4755 Ljc.#486 A WINDOWS TOUCH ORO Muatang 83- 2 dr CREDIT Painting A Paparrtanging Windows. Carpentry. Fully 400 Highway 35 Keyport See Business/Service Dir 545-5444 hatch, bet. auto, air, new tires Per Single Roll Ins. FREE Eat 679-2291 264-1000 NEAT & CLEAN •Satisfaction Guaranteed" See Busmess/Service D» 15,000. mi. $850.536-3090 PROBLEMS? HUSBAND NOT A OYOTA Camry LE 87 4 Cyl Interior A Exterior 583-0064 Jonn 54SO516 Ivan 846-9693 PLUMBER? MINE IS!" 092 Special ORD TEMPO 86- Excaaant mi maida A out Air uay loaded. 47.000m. Mint Hav* you b»«n BRUSH a PAINT PAINTING- Quality work. Oierak Plumbing/Healing/A/C LEVOLOR Service* /a, p/b, am/tm cassette cond. $8250 Call 937-4559 Can 727-2262 Interior/exterior, free esti All general repen DC. #594 YaHkaai A horizontals, cus- tamed down by 1.000 mi.. $4,500. or I OYOTA- Camry DX 90 . See Business/Service 0* mates, references. 446-2236 Ca«254-4433 AMAZING FACE KITCHENS tom made to your specs 60% discount w/free measuring A Her. Call (908)238-2182 oaded. 8.000. mi. Asking LICENSED Plumber avail 251-1555 BUSY B s PAINTING PAINTING- Simply the beat. installation. AH work 100% 12.500. w/ext war 613-0241 238-5553 Affordable rates. Quality. Ref- r>t^fhts/wfctfs. MonfnoufTi Gty See Business/Service Dir you de- guaranteed For appt can ORD VAN 63 - Conversion OYOTA- Howe* Auto Auc See Business/Service Dir erences Commercial * Resi- J Moore 671-6060. Lie. 7282 Jerry Asch formerly of Centre 351 auto., a/c. loaded, cap- i. Every Saturday 11:00am serve dential Call Dan 741 -2056 Hardware 609-855-7548 B A W Interiors- Painting A LOBOSCO Plumbing. Heating AUTO CLEANING ins chrs.. $2,800 462-3833 9:30am Bank RepO'S paperhanging since 1971 A Sewer Cleaning. Estab. 30 ConipounOt irVaxHnBBnors,, mnt Over 100 most Free eats BUI: 721 -8270 PAINT*AtHTER*AINTE0 yrs. Uc. #2550 3O3-8S10 enginee. Freehold 462-8350 RAND MARQUIS LS 87 4dr . learner, an option*, sold at UTr^^f Under the Just a smaB down- B. D. CUSTOM PAINTING Professional, reliable, rea- MJG BATHROOMS CLOSET ORANIZING SEW & SEW ceaent condition $7,500. Can tent rain or some Rte. 9. 988-3736 sonable Free est. 754-3386. cense #7981 244-1983 Scott King 787-8672 CUSTOM: Home FurrHahaiga. (908)871-0409 miles aouth of Freehold peyment and 8tT(ai- See Business/Service Dir See Buamess/ServKe Dir Or. CM 780-2032 amaBjffcaaf^iafcfMiafWi fPaaaTll>BaTBafl Snams. Comforters 972-6783 HONDA ACCORD 17 - A/c ler weekly pay- RUSSELLS - Plumbing A DOS Custom Contractors m/fm radio. 92.000m OYOTA Tercel 81 5Spd 2 ments. B.H. PAINTING Interior/Extenor^s years ex Heating. 20yrs exper. No job 7274617 105 Boats For Sale Dr. Air. am/tm. 1 owner. Good parteno».Ca»Qary6i3-0152 $5300. or best offer Can A WALLPAPERING - Int too big or smal. Free estt- See Business/Service Dir 389-5935 after 8pm cond Askmg $500 727-3878 AKDTHECAfl or/Exterior Wallpaper matea. Lx: #6866 787-8834 DRIVEWAY SCALING BOAT Rantat-Hourty /daily HONDA A OTHERS RAILERE tor sale. A> types tSTOURS. movel. wall repair. Quality PHIL POLO * SON CO. 4 Years Experience. Free SEARS Water Heelers Daysaaars, catamarans, Auto Auction, Every Saturda LrttWy Trailers to 26 ton. Cal work. References 813-1889 Psmtmg A Paperhangmg 937-7355/671-3800/922-8800 Estimates. Can Jeff 536-5279 44X8)9. Open Wasliams Interior/Exterior. Free est aunkah A row boats. 793-4864 1:00am. Preview 9:30am BUHLER See Busmess/Service Dir. lank Repo's and others! Over TRANS AM 86 - Black. 305 FuHy ma. 780-3575.482-9556 DIXIE 89- 21 foot Tomcat CEILINGS 00 meat aotd at absolute pt. auto, all pwr.. t/topa STEVE PAUL Plumbing/Heat FURNITURE Cuddy. 270 H.P. I/O galva- ProfeeakxiaHy sprayed, pop- RM PAINTING Inder the tent rain or shine larm. tinted gtaas 36.000mt CREDIT Uc #4993 238-2532 REF1NISHING • REPAIR nized trailer. Extended war corn effect an colors, with/wi- 360-1546 Rte 9. South of Freehold. 7.000 ; • 6000 CREDIT ••HO See Bueineaa/Sarvice Dir ranty. Extras A options. Low thout gutter, free est 525-1625 See Business/Service Or. Can 780-2032 hours. Excellent condition DESIGNING ROOMS YUHAS Plumbing A Heating CREDIT, susmamxr SUPERIOR CONTRACTING GARAGE DOOR A OPENER $14,900 747-7425 HONDA Prelude '81 12 Auto/Truck 448-4271 Free eat Lie. #7275. Senior • VOUBJOBSYOW 448-8530 Citizen disc 10% on parts REPAIR 223-0994 Air. am/fm cass. pwr sunroof See Business/Service Dir HOBIE- Catamaran 83. 18 ft Wanted See Business/Service Dir. 367-7013 or 408-1175 See Busmess/Service Dir Great on fuel Good cond OSHTWJTHUS trailer, colorful sails, excellent EAGLE PAINTING COMPANY rst $1,200. takes « AAA ABLE A DEAD 7 DeyS THE PAINTERS- Quality GEORGE Z- Remodeling condition. $2.000.672-9367 Caaounpectal 871-9150 367-6446 house painting, tr— esti 091 Roofing/ painting, caiuaiay. formica Can 462-1896 Free Removal of Junk Car See Business/Service Dir. maws Can Chris: 249-7784 rooftng A cuimale 254-2694 SPORTSCRAFT- 20H-. OMC HYUNDAI XLGS 90 - 4dr $$ for able cars 390-5531 Siding /see drive. OB. exc. cond., in TERRY WrfflELER ECONO PAINT- aadan. fully loaded. Onl ALL CASH AT YOUR DOOR TORI'S HAS YOUR DECK TURNED water sap included tor er Lowest rates. Can me. we can OOOm, . axcaaant cond. Cal 978 and newer cars PAINTING/PAPERHANGING 390-1321 son. $7.000. Cal: 747-0946 (908)446-5490 after 6pm do business 462-8270 Professionals with a feminine ALL TYPES Of ROOFING See Busmess/Service Dir. trucks. Running and repaire 264-2112 727-7131 or 324-1166 touch. We offer decorating A« Gutter Cleemng Services HYUNDAI XL '90, Red Immac My Roof-N-Guttar Man 106 Boating EDOIE'S PAINTING consultations 679-2142 NTEKANCE ulate 5.000mi 30.000/20mo LL JUNK CARS WANTED 545-1085 or 671-8848 Accessories • _ _ i M is rim ill I f*ejn • A fresh coat of paint will make T. WHITAKER PAINTING C-O rapairt, floors, pamong, warranty. $4J00.957-3526 116 Motorcycles/ everything beautiful A dean a insurao • Kicw'api oarvi 409-1313 ANCHOR SIDING Service me carpentry, gutters A glazing JEEP Cherokee '89 2 dr bk give you a lift I work very neat Cash Paid 390-7397 See Business/Service Dir 727-5360 Can John 583-0554 Air, p/s, p/b- 52.000hwy nn and speckle cracks A patch Saa Buainaas/Service Dr • •* holes. I move furniture A VINNIE S PAINTING - Quality MAJESTIC POWER WASH Aaking $10.000.360-4515 $ CASH PAID $ MOTOMARMA Sabring 66- work - Affordable price - Im- ATTENTION: Al makes A models Cash on Runa great. En pane. $230 cover everything I scrape, CENTURY ROOFING 721-0528 prime A paint Caulk all,|Oints mediate response. 308-0422 CLASSIFIED READERS LEASETECH me SPOT Cal 4774846 or beet offer 431-2187 - A reglaze windows. I work We're Rated #11 Leek special Automobile Leasing CASH PAID MATS UPHOLSTERY ff you place a call to a "900* PUCH T8- Good condition neet. clean A reasonable •St. gutter cleaning, mcompa- NOT THE BIGGEST STRIV Junk Cars A Truck* Wanted WALLPAPER •able workmenshr) 254-1329 448-8813 phone number, you wW auto- Asking $200 CM 9-11am or Prompt, courteous services ING TO BE THE BEST" Call Mayer's Towing 936-6555 after 8c l 938-5592. For free estimates on int./ext Hung with TLC. Patience A See Business/Service Dir matically be bleed a fee. which Neatness! Mane 886-1337 DE STAFANO Contracting CaH tor FREE Custom Quota DONATE your Car/Truck work, can Eddie at 642-3925 ODD JOBS Cen do most any- vanes, on your phona-pM. 813-0990 (281)448-5200 any cond. to foundations ss 117 Trucks/Vans W L WITTENBERG A CO See Busmess/Service air thing. No Job Too Small F A L PAINTING MERCURY Cougar XR7 79 ng the blind. IRS tax deducta- CALL 741-1639 Cal John 251-0893 110 Autos For Sale DODGE Caravan SE-85 431 -0315 or 1-8O0-S4O-O315 See Business/Service Dir DOUBLE K Roofing A Siding * no rust >ie. prompt n"**"ip 677-7270 See Busmess/Servics Dir Free Estimetes Fuey Insured. PERFECT PAVING ALL DEALER PRICES Include power, cruse, air. tut wheel da angina work. $2,000. 4 WALL PAPER HANGING Financing Available "We take 780-0806 tape players Cherry red firm 431-3996 GIDEON PAINTING 938-5789 pride m our work." 240-2449 See Bueineae/Sarvice Dir white, red leather, white car FREE REMOVAL OF 482-1012 ping. FORDSt)lssidl'86V6 See Business/Service Dir. e roof. Town Car mag See Business A Service Dir DOUG COGER Contracting any other costs to be borne by JUNK CARS 225-2126 Exc cond. 23.0O0mi. POWER WASHING a coneumer except for acene- wheels ONE OF A KINO! Mint $8,000 CM 542-4562 GORMLEY BROS PAINTING- 088 Pool Services 879-0320 conation. $4,000. CALL: To»»ig Decks. Pesos. Aluminum A mg. coat, ragiatration fees ar Interior/Exterior. Free esti- 544-2174 or 229-1623 JUNK CARS A TRUCK MAZDA B2200 88 Pick Up- mates. 367-1027 or 364-2451 G.P POOL SERVICE BOUGHT. Cal: 496-2365 AM/FM. auto. Excaaent FALLON CONTRACTING BEST USED CARS MERCURY - Grand Marque CM 367-7641 613-1148 JOHN MELFI TOWING conoWJon. $3900. 727-5690 INDOOR Painting Specialist Cat John 251-0803 LS 88 1 owner, loaded See Busmess/Service Or See Busmess/Service Dir. Professional Cheap rates. 1 Straub Butefc Jt»p 29.000rm. + ext. warranty JUNK CARS WANTED- Cal SUBURBAN TRUCK 82 K A M POOLS-ssles/service PRINTING room or as of them. 249-1139' GLENN S ROOFING ffca_jj - * - — — ^i^*^^^^^^^p^ai I 100 Highway 35. Keyport $10,900 beet offer 380-1515 Tennent Road Automotive 679-3276 721-9613 Miaiat niai y. AnnourTsGavnaTriB 4 28» 4000 591 -0006 Morganvlaa. Ma See Busmess/Service Dir MUSTANG 65 - 6cyl.. INTERIOR/EXTERIOR See Buamess/Service Dir Invttaaona. Cal 4*6-1384 BU1CK Skyhawk 82 blue, tuny loaded. Aaking TRUCKS A OTHERS- Windows reguued Drywsll MY POOL MAN INC. SHAteROCK VCR REPAIR power, am/fm. a/c cruise $2,500 or beat offer 446-1207 Auto Auction. Every Saturday Wonder Contractor! 238-1676 780-2070 GUTTERS t ROOFING Microwave ovens, audio control $1 SCO. 496-1815 24 Hour SERVICE 11:00am. preview 9:30am See Business/Service Dir equip., smel TVs. 251-5627 NISSAN A OTHERS $25 to $1000. PAID. Bank rapo'a and others! Over INTERIORS UNLIMITED BY R J.V. You've tried the rest CADILLAC Coupe de v«e Auto Auction. Every Saturda POOL SHARK now cal the beat 52S-9656 CM 536-8030 4484688 SLIPCOVERS - Wei make cus- V-8. auto, fun power, mech 11:00am. Preview 9:30am Under trie tent rain or shine. 384-6433 See Business/Service Dir JAR ROOFING A SIDING tom slipcovers A pillows id. needs some body Bank repo'a and Omars' Over Marlboro Auto Wreckers Rta.9. » mess sou* of See Buameae/Service Dir w/your fabric. Oecar 747-0682 0. or beat otter. 906-1274 100 moat aotd al 591-1400 JEFFS PAINTING - Interior Under the lent Ram or shine See Busmess/Service D» painting, decka treated. Smal UNBEATABLE RATES SLIPCOVERS. Custom made, CADILLAC Eldorado 77 Rte 9, 6 mess soutn of lob IUII Illll. Free estimates SHANLEY POOLS Exp A me. 846-7525 your fabric. QueMy work at Near mint, garaged New TOMMY DELL'S TOWING 118 Motor Homes/ Freehold Can 760-2032 *>Cal Jeff et 780-6664 Complete Rate* Store jan. ROOFING BtO Savings Caa 257-5406 tram.. Urea. $1.500 972-9442 CASH Paid tor Junk Cars OPENINGS A CLOSINGS Rec. Vehicles 613-8263 STAN HOME REPAIR MAN CADILLAC Sedan devue 82 NISSAN SENTRA 84 - 4 Trucks. 24 Hr Flatbed Santos Monacte lowing 787-5453 JAM PAINTING See Business A Service Dir 431-4989 $1,500. or beat otter. Spd. A*, p/s. p/b Good corv See Buameee/Service Dr conowon. Cal 872-8169 dHJon. 72.000 mUes. $2 J~ WANTED—RUNNING and 15 years experience OueWy Cal90«-577-1339 •Baxta. mm UUBUK -r «»••», work at raeaonabte rates 089Ptumbing/ K. P. ROOFING STUMP GRINDING CAMARO IROC- '87. T REPAIRABLE Can A Trubka ng A generator 9.500m NISSAN 300ZX 86- Bk 2+ $100 and UP Junk Cars Naat A reliable Free esti- 251-7580 TREES TRIMMED/removed/ . Blue Futy loaded CimiUnt muet aaa. Aaking S54.5O0. 5 apt). Loaded. jWM Removed. Cel 254-8777 mates. Cal 787-2966 Low rites Free seanialas LotL s cleared. FnwoodFd . WooWd conObon. $7,900 446-3359 OalS0S-»77-2»S7 Asking $6^00 364-5135 JOE JAY CNpa. Hamad. Caa 238-7976 CAMARO '78 Stick Sh Painang A Papernangmg ALAN BLACKBURN LEAKS OET YOU WET? OLDS Cutlass Wagon WE BUY CARS Cal 251-4823 Ptumbmg/llaatlng Sewer and Your beat bet Caren Rooting A TELEPHONE Fu*y aqunped. Runs a Al late model domestic ca ' *** Conetrucaon. 10% OFF any Aaking $700 Make offer HIGHEST PRICES PAIO JV PAINTING Dram Cteanmy. Water Heet- JACKSACABLES ers Remodaang. Lie •5325 comptaMi rooNng/tMnQ )ot>- 908-442^176 Cat Tony Giordano 389-08 ATTENTION 247-8078 Fraa roof vantal W/TOOCK. Ff##i atveryrei CASH! UP TO $2500 See Business/Service O* 238-2945 eetFuaymaured456-a«19 Cal 787 Paid for DiKaeble CARS OLDS Dana 86 82-B Cyl WE BUY JUNK CARS WISH TV-SERVICE VANS, TRUCKS/NO Jur* Fusy equvped. Exc COTKM You Can Your Ad 727-3887. cal 7 days Aaidc«j$2^ui)Tcal72i-80 591-1400 • 5(3-0412 Fax Your Ad Can Be Here Classified Works Classified Sells Your ad can be here Cal 842-5255 Call 747-6565 Your ad can be here THE REGISTER. JULY 3. 1991 53 Ford trucks NISSAN and attract buyers They're tough, versatile and useful all at DATSUN OWNERS the Mine time. And with new convenience features, appearance options and powertrain Labriola Nissan in Red choices, the 1991-model Ford light trucks appeal to many buyers who may not have traditionally thought about purchasing these Bank wants to be your multi-purpose vehicles. "Our 1991 trucks are designed to appeal Service & Parts to both new and traditional truck buyers," said Thomas J. Wagner. Ford Motor Com- pany vice president and Ford Division gen- Headquarters eral manager. "Thev, offer the versatility and ruggedness expected from a truck, but also many conveniences customers like in their t OIL • I 27 POINT cars. VEHICLE INSPECTION "Comfortable seating, familiar controls W« «• ncact 27 waft: Mm on your Dnun or N» and instruments, sophisticated sound sys- CHANGE Mr vW»d» id prowm you «mh 1 copy c* lfi« Tgoram tems, sporty appearance and attractive color Ml «• ba gl««n at no ooal or ablpl schemes are among the many features that $1495 4CYL 6CVL »LUOB Auto Dealers I Our CUT Auto Section is Selling Cars. IT OUT! I THEN BRING IT TO US AND WE'LL BEAT IT. THAT'S RIGHT. CUP THEIR ADS AND THEN BRING I THEM TO US... WE'U BEAT ANY DEAL ON ANY NEW j 747-0222 FORD CAR OR TRUCK! I Ext. 2303 Richard Ford Automotive Advertising Greater Media 200 Hwy. 35 (Pkwy exit 117) Keyport, NJ. (201) 264-1600 54 JULY 3,1991. THE REGISTER 4 Or. S«lan, 4 Or. S«lan, 5 Spd.. 4 Cyl., A/C. AM/FV St. OX Value Pkg. One in Stock. St. #M7413, Wn. #MO278718. MSRP'11.214. Discount M5fl9. •500 *9 645 YMOUTH VOYAGER SE 1991 PL 1991 MAZDA 626 DX 1991 MAZDA MPV •1470. THE REGISTER, JULY 3,1991 55 TOWN CAR Hundreds of Cars on Display to Choose From We are Franchisee! Dealers for: Service Savings LINCOLNS • MERCURYS I Selection Satisfaction BUICKS • JEEPS • EAGLES Decades and Decades of Sales and Service to Thousands and Thousands DODGE CARS TRUCKS of Satisfied Customers and IMPORTS Straub Lincoln-Mercury Straub Motors Inc. Remson Dodge Wmtmr C#ris-Tracan-Tt»«!-CMpn i Cm 56 JULY 3,1991, THE REGISTER WALNUT BEDROOM 4 WECeALMOMO O«Bl>CK LACQUER BEDROOM SET $599 * OPEN JULY 4th 11-5 912 HIGHWAY 35, OCEAN, N.J. 7*x&33.«K»SKiET 988-7OOO