MAY 18, 1994 40 CENTS VOLUME 24, NUMBER 20

PBA contract in arb itratio n

BY LAUREN JAEGER medical leaves, retirements, and deaths, but it has never dropped Staff Writer below 25. Although some residents have state arbitrator has b'een decried the current number of appointed to help the police, Township Manager Jim Township Council and the Cox said that new officers cannot AAberdeen Patrolman’s Benevolent Association in agreeing on a con­ be hired until the contract is set­ tract. tled. “The arbitrator is trying to Salary disputes are among the problems stalling negotiations. The move us into positions of compro­ mise to reach an agreement,” council would like to decrease the Mayor Brian Murphy said. starting salary, which is currently The Aberdeen Township Police $32,000, plus benefits, for a total Department, which had 30 mem­ cost of about $45,000 to the town­ ship. bers in 1990, is down to 25 mem­ In addition, the council wants to bers with the recent retirement of Patrolman Bruce Sebastian. increase the average work week to The old contract, which lasted 40 hours. Currently, patrolmen work on the average of 35 hours. two years, expired in December, 1993. In a recent press release, town­ PBA president Alan Geyer and ship officials said that in 1993, the PBA president-elect William highest paid patrolman earned Matt Callahan of Christian Brothers Academy is going to be safe as he slides into Villane could not be reached for “over $59,000 while patrolmen home in last week’s game against Manalapan. The Colts topped the Braves 8-3 in comment. averaged over $51,000 in earnings that included overtime, longevity, the Shore Conference A North tilt. The Colts continued their winning ways against Since 1990, the number of Howell on Saturday with a 10-2 victory. police department officers has fluc­ holiday pay, uniform allowance, (Photo by Bob Bruce) tuated considerably because of Continued on page 9

A p io neer o n the com m unication tra il

BY MARILYN DUFF gy for RAM Mobile Data, except that it transmits data to this reporter into his palm-top computer. Within min­ Staff Writer instead of voice. And it does it in small bursts called utes (maybe seconds), the message arrived at RadioMail, packets. a gateway to the Internet in California. From there, it new player is moving into the fast lane on the “Last year there were only thousands using (the was forwarded to Atlanta, and through another computer information superhighway, poised to entice a RAM network),” McEowen said. Next year there will be converted to speech and sent via telephone back to large segment of the business and public service tens of thousands and then hundreds of thousands, he McEowen’s home. A community. predicted. In other words, the message McEowen typed into his The new player is a nationwide, shared-use wireless McEowen describes the RAM (not to be confused computer came back in voice form over his kitchen tele­ communication network developed by RAM Mobile with random access memory, a computer term) system phone. “Dial 1 to repeat the message,” instructed the Data, Woodbridge, a as a “feeder road into the information highway for those computer voice. business venture who want to operate tetherless (or wireless).” RAM transmits data at a rate of 100 words/second between RAM It works this way. All you need is a computer, laptop, “in little bursts,” explained McEowen, which makes it Broadcasting Corp. palmtop or desktop, and appropriate software; a wireless more efficient than cellular telephone, he said. and BellSouth, the radio modem, which looks a little like a walkie-talkie; RadioMail, a wireless electronic mail system, which largest of the baby and a subscription to RAM. is a RA M customer, charges its customers $89 per bell companies. “It provides the capability of staying in touch where- month to use RAM. Fax copies and telephone links are a The electronic ever you are, except on airplanes,” said McEowen. Even dollar. wireless system is there, transmissions can be stored for later forwarding. “If you’re in business, it’s very inexpensive,” said “very much like cel­ At a recent out-of-state convention, McEowen kept in McEowen. lular telephone,” said frequent touch with his wife, Peg, in Holmdel, from the RAM is just gearing up to go commercial, he said, James R. McEowen convention floor, using the RAM network. He also uses and the applications are mind boggling; for example, on- of Holmdel, vice it to communicate with a daughter in Switzerland. the-spot claims adjusting, dispatching and tracking vehi­ president of technolo­ To illustrate the capability, he typed a short message James McEowen cles, routing trains, doing credit card checks in remote Continued on page 4 Are you looking for a new or used vehicle? Before you shop, see today's auto pages. 2 MAY 18, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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Beth Gorin of Holmdel has been recognized by Congress for her initiative and achievement. She is featured in Spotlight. VIETNAM VETS MEET — Lance Fortenberry (l-r) of Union Beach and Mick Husker and Sue Barrett of Keyport are Page 14 forming a local chapter of the Vietnam Veterans of America. Veterans of the Vietnam War, as w ell as supporters of veterans, are encouraged to join the group. (Photo by Lauren Jaeger) REGULAR FEATURES

• Calendar Page 36 G roup w elcom es Vietnam vets • Classifieds Page 51 • Editorials Page 34 Local chapter of ans and anyone at all can join.” “We found out we didn’t have any­ • Letters Page 34 The first goal is to find 25 people who thing to talk about,” Husker recalled. want to join the new group, so that it can “They’d be into their cars, they’d be into • Milestones Page 42 Vietnam Veterans officially become a member of the VVA. going to Asbury Park, they’d be into this, • Obituaries Page 44 of Am erica to start So far, only 11 people have shown an but you survived something. Something • Sports Page 47 interest in joining, she said, so Barrett is was missing and it wasn’t physical.” trying to get the word out. * Police Beat Page 43 ______BY LAUREN JAEGER______“You tended to lose friends because Spouses, friends, and even children of you couldn’t talk to them anymore Your • Property Lines Page 45 Staff Writer veterans can join the group. mind was still in the jungle,” he added. “It • Yesteryear Page 39 Barrett wants to make it clear that the was what you left behind, but it wasn’t group is not a smoke-filled social club. quite right.” KEYPORT — Mick Husker, a bor­ “It’s not a bunch of vets swilling beer “No, it was right — but you weren’t ough resident and Vietnam veteran, says and swapping war stories,” she said. “It is quite right,” he said. the war that ended long ago continues to a regular business meeting, with sec­ Husker noted that the new location will Phone numbers: haunt him today. retaries’ minutes, committee reports, trea­ make it easier on all of the veterans who “We went over as 19-year-old kids and Editorial surers reports, with Veterans, POW, MIA have had to drive to Oakhurst. we came home as 50-year-old men, even and Agent Orange committees.” “There are so many of us who cannot 254-7000 Ext. 226 if we spent only a year over there,” he said FAX 254-0486 Also, guest speakers are featured at get out,” he said. “And the Bayshore area “Today, we realize we are all alone in a Circulation VVA meetings. In addition, the group has a lot of veterans. It’ s nice to get crowd unless that crowd happens to be 254-1755 tries to help with other causes, such as the together with people who share the same Display Advertising us.” Jerry Louis Telethon, the Special experiences.” Husker encourages all supporters of 972-6740 Ext. 220 Olympics, Muscular Dystrophy walk-a- Husker, who served for about a year the veterans, as well as the veterans of the FAX 254-0256 thons, and also local community events until November 1967, said he can never Vietnam War, to attend the first meeting and causes. forget arriving back in the United States, Classified 1-800-660-4ADS of the new, local chapter of the Vietnam Classified FAX 432-0016 The first meeting will feature William still wearing his Army uniform. Veterans of America (VVA). Lewis, executive director of the New “It was a nightmare,” he said. “They The group will gather 7:30 p.m. Friday Jersey Agent Orange Commission. switched us into civilian clothes and at Keyport Veterans of Foreign Wars Post t -- tJAlSllUnli -­ After the formal meeting, which lasts smuggled us out of the airport. That’s 4247, Third and Waverly streets. about an hour and a half, coffee and re­ when we found out that we were not in a Admission is free. freshments are served. There are no al­ popular situation.” Independent Sue Barrett of Keyport, one of the coholic beverages because many of the The VVA, he said, reverses the situa­ founders of the new group, was not a vet­ Managing Editor Vietnam veterans are in rehabilitation pro­ tion. The first greeting to a new veteran eran but joined the chapter of the grams, Barrett noted. member is “Welcome home, brother,” he Judith McGee Feenev Oakhurst section of Ocean Township “The element of camaraderie is there,” noted. Sports Editor VVA five years ago. The interest and the Barrett added. “You can just see the face After graduating from Henry Hudson Lindsey Siegle concern she had for the veterans was of someone who has come to the first High School in Atlantic Highlands in enough to make her active in the organiza­ Executive Editor meeting. They feel the aura that they’ve 1965, Husker joined the service. On his tion, she said. come home and they can talk to people plane flight to Vietnam, he said, the at­ Gregory Bean “I did watch friends who went to who will understand.” titude was “like the John Wayne syn­ Publisher Vietnam and came home,” she said. “They “The Vietnam War impacted everyone drome.” were not the same after the war. Other Kevin Wittman who lived through those times,” she “But then we soon found out it wasn’t friends were killed.” added. “It was aired on the news every quite as wonderful when a person gets Barrett first became aware of the na­ A Greater Media Newspaper night, and there were demonstrations. shot. He doesn’t get up and reappear in tional group when she bought a raffle tick­ Everyone was impacted by the war.” the next movie,” he said. “Within three et outside of a supermarket from a Husker said his personality has months, my feeling was, ‘We lost.’ And The Bayshore Independent circulation is Vietnam veteran who belonged to the remained permanently changed since ar­ we wasted time. There was no way to get subject to audit by Verified Audit of VVA Chapter 12, in Oakhurst. riving home in 1967. out of this wearing any badge of honor.” Circulations, Inc. Published Wednesday by “I spent three hours talking to the pres­ the Greater Monmouth Publishing Co., “You tend to forget. Your mind goes Even though he was not in combat, ident of the chapter,” she said. “Then I Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick N..I. on vacation and your mouth goes on over­ having been an aircraft engine mechanic, 08816. Third-class postage paid at signed up. Unlike the Veterans of Foreign time,” he said. Eatontown , N.J. $32 a year. First-class Husker said that “the war situation is the Wars and the American Legion, the VVA When he arrived home, he noted that mail subscription available at $65 for 26 does not have an auxiliary, and non-veter­ weeks, 40 cents a copy. all of his old friends had drifted away. continued on page 8 4 MAY18, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

he said. RAM's W ireless Data Network RAM's Network RAM Mobile Data. Woodbridge, operates wireless data communications Control Center networks. Subscribers can use their portable computer and radio And Internet — the elusive, end to the modem to access databases, communicate, transmit data, send and computer illiterate, mysterious other- receive E-mail messages. world — has also been around for a long time, but only “came into useful existence in the mid 1980s,” said McEowen. A network of networks, “Internet is to data what telephone communications is to voice,” said McEowen. In a like manner, RAM ’s wireless data network is to data what cellular telephone is to voice. The Internet was bom in the mid-1960s as a fail-safe military command system for the Pentagon. In the mid-1980s, the National Science Foundation built high-speed, long-dis­ tance data lines connecting it, and in 1991 Base lifted prohibitions against commercial use. Station Nobody owns the Internet and no sin­ gle organization controls its use, accord­ ing to McEowen. Internet is really the highway between networks, as the word implies, he said. Turning to the future, McEowen said, Source: RAM Mobile Data, Woodbridge. NJ wireless data makes communications “more efficient and more ubiquitous.” By the year 2000, or certainly in the Pioneer on the com m unication trail first decade of the 21st century, he expects e-mail to be commonplace. Both wired and wireless electronics Continued from page 1 will be commonplace, he said. Telephones locations such as stadiums or ticket booths will still be used because they are “much where telephone lines don’t exist; even more interactive,” said McEowen, and of executing stock-market trades. course by then, we’ll be able to view the During last year’s midwest floods, the caller or vice versa. Des Moines Police Department used RAM The value of e-mail is that it is quick, when severe flooding created highly-con­ efficient, non-intrusive, won’t get lost and gested radio channels and damaged tele­ can be sent to multiple groups of people, phone lines. compared to telephone messages. McEowen, who has been awarded 16 Asked about recent media stories about U.S. patents, covering a variety of systems the darker side of the information high­ and ideas, ranging from communications way, such as alleged stealing of copyright­ to fiber optic connectors, is a longtime ed material and stalking of unsuspecting traveler on the information highway. e-mail users, McEowen said there are An electronics hobbyist as a child and plenty of safeguards and “it’s much safer amateur-radio enthusiast, he worked for than telephone.” Bell Laboratories in Holmdel for 30 years, For example, data can be compressed taking early retirement in 1989 and then (certain text deleted) and then decom­ going to work for RAM Mobile Data, pressed at the receiver end. It can also be which was formed the same year. encrypted or coded. The new age of high-tech communi­ WIRELESS DATA — James McEowen, vice president of technology for For RAM , there are “zillions of ap­ cation is “really in an explosion right RAM Mobile Data, Woodbridge, demonstrates the system's capabilities plications,” said McEowen. Still, at least now,” he said. from his Holmdel home. Using a portable computer and wireless modem, for now, it is mainly for business people he can transmit data or send and receive electronic mail in the same way He has a doctorate in computer and that cellular telephone transmits voice. and he doesn’t encourage people to use it information sciences and did his thesis on (Photo by Rich Schultz) unless they have a reason. personal computer architecture, predicting dozen operators. The base stations consist “It becomes addictive,” said McE­ in the late 1960s the world of tomorrow, of antennae, frequently on towers, with owen. which is the world of today. He was off by transmitting and receiving equipment on He does not expect the new technology about a decade then, not anticipating Asked about recent the ground. to make current technology obsolete. “I today’s information explosion until the “We try to find places already in ex­ never see things going out of business,” he turn of the century. media stories about istence,” said McEowen, noting that tower said, only evolving. RAM is not the only player in wireless the darker side of the owners who lease space to cellular compa­ Libraries, which he once thought data transmission, but the only one with a information highway, nies or companies like RAM are making would become obsolete, he now foresees nationwide publicly-accessible system, such as stealing of big money. as electronic repositories. according to McEowen. A private system RAM uses a network technology called developed by Motorola for IBM was made copyrighted material McEowen said he is fortunate to have MOBITEX, which was developed in public a year or two after RAM joined RAM when he did. and stalking Sweden in the early 1980s. MOBITEX announced its plans, but that system is not It’s “very exciting,” and it also helps unsuspecting e-mail networks, using an international standard, as “robust” as R A M ’s, said McEowen, that BellSouth, which owns 49 percent of are up and running in Europe, Australia, and does not employ a feature called users, McEowen said the company, has “deep pockets.” England and are planned for Mexico, seamless or transparent roaming, whereby there are Chile, and Singapore. In 1992, the baby bell company in­ messages travel across the country without vested $300 million in RAM and in its extra number codes or additional fees. plenty of safeguards Returning to the subject of the so- called information super highway, McE­ current annual report is touting the use of RAM completed its nationwide, 842- and "it's much safer owen said electronic mail or e-mail, in the system during last year’s midwest base-station network just a year ago. It has than using the which messages are sent from one com­ floods. expanded it to 900 this year and has more telephone." puter operator to another, has been around stations planned. By comparison, cellular All in all, says the inventor and ama­ for a long time. telephone has about 9,000 base stations teur radio, piano and electronic-organ nationwide allocated among about two “I was using it at AT&T 10 years ago, hobbyist, “It’s fun to be a pioneer.” THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 5, 1994 5

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when he noticed that a truck had over­ Quick action turned. . “I had pulled off to the side of the road; I looked in my rear view mirror and earns citizen saw two headlights, one on top of the other,” he recalled. phone award Place dialed 911 on his car phone, and the Matawan police arrived soon to arrest BY LAUREN jAEGER and charge Paul Leavy, 33, of 155 Staff Writer Matawan Ave., with driving while intox­ icated. Because of that incident, Place has just MATAWAN — It was the right Place been awarded the region’s first “Good at the right time. Samaritan Award” from Bell Atlantic Ed Place was driving along Aberdeen Mobile, to mark National Cellular Safety Road at night on a cold Dec. 3, 1993, Week, which began on May 12 and ends today. RIVER BELLE The week, which has been proclaimed iia ii Atisnfic/*: & by Gov. Christie Whitman, highlights the role cellular technology plays in road safe­ RIVER QUEEN ty- < irnisinv: < !;ihn 111l:i11

PHONE CALL HERO — Lonnie Lauer ( I), Bell Atlantic mobile regional vice Quality! president, presented Ed Place, Old Bridge, with the company’s first cellu­ lar “Good Samaritan Award” and $250 service credit last week. Place received the award for using his car phone to call 911 in Matawan to report an overturned truck. Value! Messina said he was pleased by Bell police. Atlantic’s gift to the Matawan police: a Before the Aberdeen Road incident, new cellular phone. Place used his cellular phone for another In this way, he said, “it will be used by emergency. Service! the department in case something happens “I was driving home, down Cliffwood to the (regular) phone.” Avenue,” he recalled. “The railroad gate Bell Atlantic Regional Vice President was fixed down. People were driving While others are finding the cheapest way to build a pool, at Lonnie Lauer noted that 16 million across the tracks, with the gate down. It ' Anthony we give you quality components and superb Americans have invested in cellular was scary.” phones, and about half have used them for craftsmanship! Police soon arrived on the scene and car trouble, a medical emergency or to guided traffic, he recalled, before the gate Instead of a “stripped down” pool’ we include added-value report a crime, according to a national poll was repaired. taken in 1993. ' features that make your pool a joy to own - At a reasonable Place, a resident of Cheesequake Lauer said that a cellular phone can Village in Old Bridge, said he made the price! cost under $100 to several hundred dollars telephone purchase a priority when he ran a piece, and that calls made on the phone out of gas on a lonely, dark, country road ^ Where others have open-ended pricing and make you deal average from 20 cents to 80 cents a with subcontractors, we take responsibility for the whole in Pennsylvania. ' minute. Because of the incident, Place ended “When you’re stuck on a highway, project and give you a firm price - up front! up flagging down a motorist who finally you’re not concerned about price,” Lauer escorted him to an out-of-the way gas sta­ So if you want Quality, Value, & Service Call Anthony today said. tion. In addition, the average price plan for a Place, who is confined to a wheelchair, cellular phone user is $25 a month, which said the incident was only made more 30 8-3081 includes free 60 minutes worth of phone frustrating by the fact he was only 10 Design Center located on rte. 9 in Freehold calls placed on off-peak hours. miles away from his children at the time. (1 mile north of rte. 33) Place said that safety concerns were the primary reasons he purchased his cel­ The car phone expense has not been lular phone at a booth at the Monmouth great, he said, because he uses the phone ANTHONY POOLS County Fair a few years ago. He said that sparingly. NEW JERSEY’S #1 CUSTOM POOL BUILDER the cost factor has not weighed heavy on “I try to use mine at off-peak hours,” his mind. he said. “I only use it during an emer­ An Anthony Industries Co. Listed on the New York Stock Exchange He has since used it twice to phone the gency or a semi-emergency.” THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 18, 1994 7

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Freehold Township. and manage the risk of Lyme disease on a cific locations where their time and re­ Officials: Sites In his opening remarks, Acting State large geographic scale,” surveyed a total sources will do the most good. Commissioner of Health Leonard Fish­ of 611 publicly owned properties in the Commissioner Fishman agreed with more limited man, whose 11-year-old daughter con­ county, covering approximately 26,923 that assessment, noting that the survey tracted the disease three years ago, said acres. establishes the fact that “surveillance than suspected New Jersey is “one of the leading states in The total included, Fishman explained, efforts and intervention need only be con­ the occurrence of Lyme disease.” 415 municipal parks and recreation areas sidered on a small percentage of the ______BY RAY BURNETT______Last year, the commissioner said, there (comprising approximately 4,278 acres), acreage in the county.” Staff W riter were 770 cases reported in the Garden 27 county parks (8,374 acres), six state Parental concerns were apparently a State. wildlife management areas and parks major reason for the study, Schulze in­ onmouth County communities O f the 770, Fishman said, 76 cases (12,671 acres), 1,600 acres of the federal­ dicated. will be better equipped to deal were recorded in Monmouth County. ly operated Gateway National Recreation “Our interest was prompted by genuine with the threat of Lyme disease According to the acting commissioner, Area at Sandy Hook, and two military questions,” he explained, “like: ‘Is my M this year, thanks to a landmarkthe study new study, which “represents the first installations (Naval Weapons Station child safe at school?’ and ‘Can I take my released May 4 at a press conference in significant effort in the nation to identify Earle and Fort Monmouth). children to the park?’ ” “O f these 611 sites,” Fishman ex­ According to Dr. William Parkin, as­ plained, “343 (56 percent) were judged to sistant state commissioner of health, CALL NOW! FOR PRE-SEASON pose a low potential risk of Lyme disease “Data on the geographic distribution of transmission; 207 sites (34 percent) were public properties at highest risk for Lyme- A IR CONDITIONING & found to pose a moderate risk; and 61 (10 disease transmission suggest certain percent) were identified as posing a high trends. POST-SEASON H E A T I N G PRICING potential risk of disease transmission.” “The fact that only a small number of According to Dr. Terry L. Schulze, parks, recreation areas and schoolyards principal investigator for the state De­ actually pose any real risk of Lyme trans­ partment of Health, a “definite-risk” des­ mission,” Parkin said, “should help allay ignation would require immediate action; public concerns regarding the relative “potential risk” would suggest that the safety of these areas.” Pricing good thru 5/30/94 or until pre/post area be placed under routine tick surveil­ In those few areas where Lyme disease season inventory is exhausted. lance; and “limited risk” would call for is endemic, Fishman said, “avoidance of WANT THE BEST-FORGET THE REST periodic tick surveillance. tick-infested areas remains the principal Schulze and Dr. Robert A. Jordan, who means of preventing transmission.” compiled the department’s Ecological Where avoidance of ticks is imprac­ Assessment of Lyme Disease Risk at tical, he said, certain precautions should Publicly Owned Properties report, rated be taken. 331 Line Rd., Aberdeen, N.J. 07747 the following locations this way: The commissioner suggests the fol­ Definite Risk Turkey Swamp and FOR FREE QUOTES ON INSTALLED SYSTEMS CALL lowing precautions: wearing light-colored Whittier Oaks Parks in Freehold clothing, tucking pant legs into socks, 5 8 3 - 8 9 9 9 Township, and Allaire State Park in Wall. using special tick repellents containing MIDDLESEX/OCEAN COUNTY CALL TOLL-FREE 1-800-719-7838 Potential risk: Naval Weapons Station DEET, and promptly removing any ticks Earle in Colts Neck; Lake Topanemus in found attached to the body. Freehold Township; Woodgate Farms in Own an original According to Schulze, “Frequent ‘tick Freehold Township; Deerway Mobile and inspections’ are absolutely essential” for Tuesday, M a y 17th - Saturday, M a y 21st Pinewood Drive parks in Manalapan; and anyone trekking in wooded areas, Assunpink Wildlife Management Area in “because, unlike a mosquito, it takes a tick Millstone Township. quite a while to insert its mouth parts and O u r Estate Jew elry C ollection Limited risk: Freehold Township start feeding. High School; Holmdel County Park; Oak “There is virtually no transmission of Glen Park in Howell; and Gordons Comer the disease,” he said, “if the tick is re­ Park in Manalapan. moved within the first 24 hours.” will take you back to a time “O f the 158 schools included in the All of this is good advice for any con­ study,” Fishman said, “only two were when jewelry craftsmanship cerned individual, Fishman said, because found to pose a high potential risk.” “even though most of our public areas was raised to the level of art. In addition to Freehold Township High have now been established as relatively The result was pieces that School, the other school was in tick free, for people in the suburbs, the Eatontown. were so distinguished, they majority of tick bites and Lyme-disease Fishman was quick to add that this transmissions still occur in and around were passed down form one assessment was made on the basis of the their own homes.” generation to another. Now habitat surrounding the two schools, but In spite of the study’s findings, that “no ticks were found in the schools you can be part of a legend ...a necklace that’s pure Schulze said, “There is, unfortunately, no themselves.” official mandate for doing anything in the with Deco...a pair of elegant cuff “The significance of our results,” ac­ potentially hazardous areas.” cording to Schulze, “is that we can now selected one- links from the turn of the The problem is a matter of jurisdiction prospectively identify geographic areas and authorization according to Kenneth of-a-kind century. See this outstanding that pose the risk of Lyme disease. Fordyce, chairman of the Governor’s pieces like a collection now, because “The success of this study,” he said, Lyme Disease Advisory Council. “lays the groundwork for future efforts at splendid while it’s true history “Local agencies, like the Mosquito identifying and remediating tick-infested brooch Control Commission, are not authorized, repeats itself, our heirloom areas.” in most communities, to do tick surveil­ from the prices rarely do. Just 20 percent of the properties sur­ lance and control,” he said. Victorian Era...a pair of Art veyed were found to be at “definite risk,” According to Fordyce, “An attempt Nouveau earrings Schulze said, and only 3 percent were of “high potential risk.” was made, on the state level not long ago, The study is doubly helpful, Schulze to officially expand the authority of these said, because it confirmed what many agencies. But the attempt failed.” people already suspected — that areas of No such failure has surrounded the potential infection in the county are actu­ new Lyme disease report, however. ally far more limited than most area resi­ The recent study was so successful, dents generally believe. Fishman announced, that the federal Schulze believes that “the new study Centers for Disease Control, which fund­ will enable townships to pinpoint the ed the original Monmouth County project, RED BANK, N.J. major areas of danger in their communi­ is now looking to expand the survey into 36 Broad St. ties,” which will allow them to concen­ Hunderton and Ocean Counties sometime trate their limited funding on those spe­ within the next three years. THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 18, 1994 1 3

Lyme Disease How to remove a tick Support Groups Don't panic. 1 -800-TICK-BITE Get the tick off; try brushing it off first. For information and support group New Jersey Lyme disease If the tick is firmly attached: referral in the tristate area. cases in 1991 Grasp the tick as close to the skin as possible. 1 -800-886-LYME (5963) 899 total Use rounded forceps or fine-point tweezers. For a choice of 20-25 pre-recorded ■ Don’t touch the tick because fluid can be messages about Lyme disease. transmitted through the skin. Carol Stolow’s group- Pull upward slowly and steadily until tick lets Lyme Disease Network go. . of New Jersey Don’t use home remedies to remove ticks; they Meets the second Monday of the month don’t really work. at the East Brunswick Library. A kit is now on the market with a specially machined Mandy Memorial Lyme Disease tool that grasps the tick and pulls it out by rotating it. Support Group Contact Mary Schmidt If you have been bitten by a tick at (908) 238-6405

After removing the tick, put it in a jar of alcohol; write down the date of bite. With alcohol or Betadine, disinfect the area where the tick bite occurred. Wash hands thoroughly. ; Watch the area where you were bitten for a Actual size of m onth deer ticks and dog ticks If mouth parts remain in the skin or a rash develops, consult your doctor and take the tick larvae with you. nymph adult male dog ticks Some Lyme-disease symptoms I May get a bull’s-eye rash. • * * W * Flu-like symptoms may occur - fever, headache, fatigue, stiff neck, muscle and adult female joint pain. Weeks or months later - engorged female more severe symptoms may appear involving heart or nervous systems.

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Early symptoms of the disease include BY KEVIN BYRNE headaches, flu-like symptoms, a spreading Staff W riter ring-like red rash, swelling and pain of the START OF SERVICE FEE** joints and nausea. NORTH BRUNSWICK — Things are Preferring moist, cool places, the deer J it MONTH, MONTHLY A C O H getting so bad nowadays you can’t walk tick inhabits dense woodland areas where through the woods or tall grass without it stands a better chance of finding an ani­ putting your health in danger. mal host. Deer ticks, the latest bane of all out­ Residents may find themselves in a door denizens, are already a major priority high-risk of getting Lyme disease if they: among state and local health officials, who have begun monitoring the parasites • live in an overgrown, heavily- habits since their arrival in early March. shrubbed area, According to Middlesex County health • have bird feeders or baths, officials, the minuscule blood-suckers • own outdoor pets that come indoors, (three species of which exist in New • live in an area populated with deer, Jersey: the American dog tick, the lone • have an outdoor occupation, star tick, and the deer tick) are the bearers of bad news, specifically Lyme disease • are fond of outdoor recreation. and Rocky Mountain spotted fever. 70 percent of all Lyme disease cases occur from the bite of a nymph deer tick, Lyme Disease (which derives its name normally the size of a poppy seed. after Lyme, Conn., the town in which was j Q u t a s a u n d Adult deep ticks are the size of a discovered) is a bacterial infection trans­ S r C E L L U L A R mitted by the bite of a deer tick (Ixodes sesame seed. The females have a black dammini), which feed on a wide variety of head and brick red abdomens. warm-blooded animals, including dogs, Residents are urged to wear protective EATONTOWN OLD BRIDGE cats, rabbits, mice, horses and cattle. light-colored clothing when hiking . 115 Route 35 North 3600 Route 9 South According to statistics compiled by the through the woods, which allows residents (908)389-2112 (908)591-8888 Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Ocean to see the bugs better. Tuck pants inside Mon. ■ Fri. M;Thur. 8 8; Sal 9-5 2 doors Iran Oasis Ford * Mon. - Fri. K ; Thurs. 'SI 8; Sal 9-5 County, about 50% of all deer ticks in socks to prevent ticks from getting inside m /A fter $50.00 Mail-In Rebate. **On annual Jersey carry Lyme disease, with 59 cases and wear bug repellent. included minute rate plans. During customer’s ■ 1 st month, only Monthly access charges and of the illness reported in Middlesex Other hints are enclosed to maximize Start of Service Fee will be free. % County. safety against tick bites in the township. WITH THIS COUPON. EXP. 5/31/94. 1 4 MAY 18, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT H o l m d e l publicist goes fo r the gold Publicist a champ "The best awards you at promoting can receive are those good causes where you work hard and make a difference BY CANDY TRUNZO in the lives of others," Staff Writer says 23-year-old Beth Gorin, who has just won a prestigious n 1988 Beth Gorin won the Silver. Congressional Award, This year she won the Gold. But Gorin’s medals were awarded for in part for her I more than meeting an athletic challenge. community service. To win the coveted Congressional Award, Gorin, 23, had to accomplish goals in pub­ lic service, personal development and publicist for a Manhattan firm, Gorin exploration activities as well as physical knows how to promote a good cause. fitness. As a volunteer at the Young Judea The Congressional Award program youth club in Columbia, she sought to recognizes the initiative, achievement and ease racial tensions between the Jewish excellence of young Americans each year. and African-American communities. This year 26 gold medals were awarded at She organized a tree-planting cere­ a special ceremony held in March at the mony in which 30 Jewish and black United States Capitol in Washington, D.C. youngsters gathered to commemorate the For Gorin, who moved to Holmdel anniversary of Martin Luther King’s with her family in 1983, the satisfaction of assassination. They planted 20 bushes and receiving the gold medal was second only trees at a park named for the slain leader, to the efforts she made to get it. sang “We are the World” and read poems “The best awards you can receive are promoting racial harmony. those where you work hard and make a For personal development, she worked difference in the lives of others,” she part-time at a local credit union, where she asserts. learned about the banking industry and Work hard she did. Over a 24-month how businesses are run in the South. period, while a student at the University of She improved her physical fitness by South Carolina in Columbia, Gorin was swimming, at first three laps at a time and required to complete at least 840 hours of eventually 100 laps. “Not only did this various types of activities to qualify for help me lose weight but it was also a great the award. Half of that time had to be stress reliever,” she says. devoted to voluntary public service. Finally, to fulfill her exploration re­ And make a difference she did, too! A quirement, she spent two and a half weeks

Beth Gorin (Photo by Rich Schultz)

year and a half ago, Beth’s father, Dave Gorin, fought cancer and survived, thanks in large part to Dr. Murray Brennan, chair­ man of the Department of Surgery at the In the Spotlight Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan. The Gorin family decided to organize a fund-raising event to benefit the surgery in Israel, where she was part of a Young department. They created the Award of ------i Judea group studying propaganda and bias Courage to honor the strength of body and in the press— Arab, Israeli and American. spirit that is so valuable in winning the Teeth Cleaning B 1 1 She recalls her parents phoning her in fight against cancer. Israel, concerned about a series of bomb­ At the first Award of Courage presen­ l Includes: • Complete I ings reported at home. Gorin was unaware tation, to be held at Mickey Mantle’ s Exam • X-Rays . of any bombing incidents. restaurant in Manhattan on June 6, former l “What the American press perceives is Met “Mookie” Wilson will be honored • Consultation . not necessarily the truth,” she contends. and 120 “items” ranging from being an “It’s important to question things.” Expires 6/30/94. Regular Value: extra on NYPD Blue to breakfast with Gorin, who is now an account coor­ Exam $39, X-Rays $79, Cleaning $62. | Dick Schapp will be auctioned to raise dinator with the Newlin Co., a public re­ • New Patients Only money for the hospital. lations and marketing firm in Manhattan, Gorin says that her parents were great received the silver Congressional Award It’s easy with “Gentle Dentistry”! in large part for her public relations coup role models. “My father was never satisfied unless » prevention ‘cosmetic • restorative • convenient hours in high school. An active member of Students Against he could see a smile on someone else's open 6 days & evenings too! • 24 hr. emergency service Drunk Driving (SADD), she organized a face,” she says. fund-raising event that knocked the socks Gorin hopes to use her talent in mar­ (908) 219-8900 off fellow students and raised $6,000 to keting and promotion for future fund-rais­ boot. ing activities, perhaps targeting youth She got seven rock ‘n\ roll bands and because “it’s tough growing up today.” nine rock disc jockeys to participate in a “People call me an activist,” she says, Robert Korwin,DMD, pa “Battle of the Bands,” that was attended “and I’d like to be able to change things by some 600 students. for the better. I may not be able to make a AND ASSOCIATES Now, Gorin is at work on another pub­ world of difference — but I’ll settle for a lic relations effort even closer to home. A little.” Union Square Mall • 500 Rt. 35 • Middletown • (Above Ethan Allen) THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 18, 1994 1 5

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LET US RESURFACE IT FOR YOU HAZLET — Not all fire companies a brand new pumper. can afford the equipment they need, par­ Although the old truck needs body Make your old, rough bathub ticularly trucks. work, it still runs and, with some work, is shiny, like new and easy-to-clean With that in mind, the North Center­ suitable for a company which does not 10th ville Fire Company decided to donate its have frequent calls, like Meridale, which NEW IMPROVED Anniversary Free Estimates old 1968 pumper truck to a needy compa­ was in dire need of equipment, said PROCESS Special 5 Year Guarantee ny in Meridale, N.Y. Homer. NEW 10 YR. WARRANTY $5000 OFF Members of the Meridale company Homer said they had wanted to donate tub Mile 4 hour dry available With Ad* Expires 5-31-94 traveled to Hazlet Saturday to pick up the it a New Jersey company, but received no truck and drive it home. response to a notice that it was available. The truck needs body work and they “We wanted somebody that really need AM ERICAN COATING INC. plan to give it a fresh coat of white paint, a truck,” he said. Fiberglass & Wall Tile/Refrigerator Refinishing said North Centerville Chief Tom Homer, By coincidence, Horner learned about who made the arrangements. North the Meridale company from an instructor Centerville’s trucks are yellow. 892-8093 Next month, North Centerville will get Continued on page 25 Dr. Caputo offers New Solution tor Heel Pain Sufferers Relief of nagging heel pain can now be effectively treated thanks to a new surgery that allows same day walking and quick return to full activity. This innovative fresh technique for the common heel spur syndrome is a tremendous new tool for an age old problem", states Doctor Patrick Caputo, a Hazlet podiatrist and podiatry chairman at Riverview Medical Center. An estimated ten millon Americans suffer from nagging heel pain! The pain is worse the first few steps in the morning or after getting up from a long car ride or period of rest. It may decrease after you walk a while, but returns with prolonged activity. This is because the ligament (planter fascia) gets tight and pulls away from the heel bone or heelspur causing pain and difficulty walking. SOLUTIONS TO FOOT PROBLEMS “Probably 90% of these patients are helped without surgery by use of custom molded shoe inserts (orthotics), cortisone injections and physical therapy" For 10 dedicated years in Hazlet, states Dr. Caputo. "But the 10% that don't respond to these methods means Dr. Patrick Caputo has solved foot problems for thousands of people. that one million patients are candidates for new procedure". A staff member at Bayshore In the old days, doctors often performed surgery underGeneral Anesthesia to Hospital and Riverview Medical Center (where he is chief of remove the heel spur. This typically meant crutches and disability of 3-4 podiatry section), Dr. Caputo has months. gained the trust of Family Physicians who refer hundreds of But with the new procedure, called Endoscopfc Plantar Fasciotomy, a mini-TV their patients to this Board camera is inserted thru a 1/4“ incision on one side of the heel and a small Certified podiatrist. You probably surgical device is used through a tiny incision from the other side. The camera know someone who Dr. Caputo has helped to return to an active is similar to the Knee Aithroscopy instruments that have revolutionized knee and healthy lifestyle. surgery. The patient walks the same day and may return to work in 1 week, 3-4 New Endoscopic Procedure for Heel Pain weeks if they do a lot of standing. The benefit is less pain and a quick return to • Heal Spurs and Injuries . an active and healthy lifestyle. PATRICK J. CAPUTO, DPM FACFS • Ingrown Nail Infections • Wads BOARD CERTIFIED IN FOOT SURGERY •2nd Opinions • Spods Medicine DIPLOMATE, AM.BD. OF PODIATRIC SURGERY • Odhotics ‘ Ankle Sprains • X-Rays "We are lucky in our community that both Bayshore Community Hospital and FELLOW AMERICAN COLLEGE OF FOOT SURGEONS • Bunion & Hospital Foot Surgery BOARD OF TRUSTEES Riverview Medical Center have this modern equipment so that doctors can help NJ PODIATRIC MEDICAL SOCIETY • Diabetic Sores and Foot Care their patients," adds Dr. Caputo who performs this technique at both local hospitals. DR. PATRICK J. CAPUTO Dr. Caputo has been practicing in Hazlet for 10 years and is Board Certified in 812 POOLE AVENUE (Corner Middle Road) Foot Surgery by the American Board of Podiatric Surgery and been awarded HAZLET • 739-3230 the highest Fellowship in the American college of Foot Surgeons. If you have Always Gentle • Evening Appointments • Call for Appointment heel pain or know of someone who may be helped by Dr. Caputo INSURANCE: Dr. Caputo is participating or Preferred Provider for Medicare, Blue Shield, Travlers, Cigna, Preferred Health Strategies. PHCS Network and many more plans. call 739-3230 for an appointment or more information. THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 18, 1994 2 1

OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY ASSOCIATES F ire budget a Sanford W. Wohlstadter, M.D., FACOG Robert P. Penney, M.D., FACOG Michael P. Conley, M.D. burning issue We Accept Most HMO’s • Laparoscopic Hysterectomy BY LAUREN JAEGER unteer fire companies. Last year, $62,174 was budgeted for • Laparoscopic Lasar Surgery Staff W riter expenses, $1,250 for salaries and $14,280 • All Current Forms of Contraception Available for aid to volunteer fire companies. And KEYPORT — The fire chief does not • Total Gynecological & Obstetrical Care In O ur Office last year, the fire companies ended up want sparks to fly — but he does want the spending, as of Dec. 31, 1993, $61,502 for council to hand over a few thousand more 704 N. Beers Street 39 Avenue at the Commons expenses, $1,300 for salaries, and $14,280 dollars in funding to keep the fire depart­ of aid to volunteer fire companies, he Holmdel, N.J. 07733 Shrewsbury, N.J. 07702 ment up-to-date. noted. (908) 739-2500 (908) 389-0003 The request, however, is making some Furthermore, he notes, the borough is borough officials a little hot under the col­ looking into the purchase of a new lar. They believe the borough cannot $225,000 fire truck. afford a higher fire budget. The 1994 fire department budget has been estimated to be $80,780, far less than the $105,000 that the Keyport Fire Department requested. However, Mayor John Merla told the Borough Council meeting that “the budget is not etched in stone” but “we are PER MONTH experiencing hard times and ... there has­ n’t been a budget we looked at that we 42 MONTH haven’t thought of reducing.” “We are not going to jeopardize men’s or women’s lives,” he added.Fire Chief LEASE Marc Thalheimer said that without the requested amount, it will be difficult to keep up with the times. For instance, he would like to outfit seven fire trucks with a device that would provide the capability to fight fires with allow Class A foam. The foam, he noted, does less damage to houses than water. Also, First Assistant Fire Chief Ray Hedglin noted that one never knows what the state will mandate next. “Now there’s a new law that all fire­ men must be -equipped with a personal safety device. It is an electronic device. You keep moving but if you stop, it gives an alarm that you have to keep moving again.” The electronic device, which costs $125 each, is handy in case a fireman falls down or loses consciousness, he noted. Currently, there are 146 active fire depart­ ment volunteers. Thalheimer said that if the 1994 pro­ posed budget is adopted as is, his men will i not be able to be fully equipped. NO MONEY DOW N Thalheimer said he would like to pur­ chase 34 pagers for his firemen to the tune This 42 month end lease on a 1994 Volvo 960, 4 dr with 6 cyl, auto trans, p/s, abs of $13,600, but this will not be possible brakes, a/c, am/fm ster/cass, p/winds/lks, p/sunroof, leather & much more. MSRP under the proposed budget. In addition, he noted th&i it costs about $30,795 with 1st payment, $450 acquisition fee, $400 sec deposit all due at inception. $928' to fully equip a fireman. Total payments $16,758. 15(5 per mile over 52,500 at lease end. Purchase option Those costs include $18 for red sus­ $15,000. Stk #47838. VIN R0042729. Stk #47880. VIN R0044551. Stk #47850. VIN penders, $360 for a coat, and $240 for a helmet. Thalheimer added that it costs R1043048. 5 vehcicles now in stock. Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer $185 for the high-powered light which a except licensing, taxes, and M.V. fees. fireman must carry into the burning build­ ing, and the $400 radio he must communi­ cate with. He added that an ax costs $35, the fire hose costs $1.60 a foot, and it costs M ew Jersey's $1,600 for the air pack that each fire­ fighter dons. F irst Volvo “We are looking for the best possible equipment to fight the fires within the D e a l e r most efficient way,” he said. “No fire chief in the world wants to know that his men might not come out.” Thalheimer said that each volunteer 119 E. Newm an fireman must go through 11 weeks of Springs Road training at the Monmouth County Fire Academy, but must pay for his own lunch K o u t e 5 2 0 and gas. John Wadington, the borough admin­ S h r e w s b u r y istrator, believes that the tentative fire department budget is a realistic one. He points out that, for 1994, $65,000 7 4 1 - 5 8 8 6 has been budgeted for expenses, $1,500 i for salaries, and $14,280 for aid to vol­ 2 2 MAY 18,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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W h e r e it a ll b e g in s . 2 8 MAY 18, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT MIDDLETOWN SWIM C u rrie’s a K eyport person at heart "W e L o o k &TENNIS E x p e n siv e , BY RICHARD JEROME Currie, who was just named the 1994 Person of the Year by the Keyport B u t W e're Staff W rite r Chamber of Commerce, said she has com­ N ot" CLUB mitted herself to improving the borough ike so many other Keyport natives she considers home. • Competitve Swim Team who moved away for a while, “I was pleased to win the award be­ • Swim & Trim Clinics Barbara Currie returned to raise START THE SUMMER cause I have worked very hard over the • Swim Clinics L her family in the borough. WITH US! • Tennis Clinics past five years,” she said. Currie was born in Keyport, but has • Teenage & Adult Competitive A Chamber of Commerce press release lived in California, Kansas, and, until five Sports notes that Currie was named Person of the FREE TENNIS LESSONS years ago, in Holmdel. • Activities for individuals and teams Year because she is an “ardent booster in Tennis, Bocci She has made Keyport her place of and tireless volunteer for the community.” work as well, since she established her • Volleyball, Horseshoes, It cites her work as chairwoman of the FAMILY MEMBERSHIP Basketball, Shuffieboard, Etc. chiropractic business on East Front Street. • Tiny Tot program - 8 wks. *185 chamber’s Boat Race Committee for two years and as chairwoman of the Keyport Club Facilities Include: Four Pools, Partnership Incorporated’s Residential Picnic Areas, Volley Ball Courts, Filtered Baby Pool, Plus Committee for three years Much, Much More! ‘This is the fifth (consecutive) year of the boat races,” Currie noted. “Many years ago, in the 1960s, they used to race CABANAS AVAILABLE boats in the bay.” YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE A She noted that it was resident activist RESIDENT OF MIDDLETOWN Ed Burlew who brought back the races. 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There was 78 participants and little or­ ganization. Now, with an average of 30 . . 0 0 M ' ^ babies per parade, the affair is better or­ (Since 1985) ft* ganized. • 12 PRIVATE ROOM S Currie, a member of the Chamber of SUN-BUSTERS • WOLFE BEDS Commerce for eight years, said she de­ • OPEN 7 DAYS energy saving cided to move back to Keyport with her • M A JO R CREDIT CARDS husband, Paul Naffin, five years ago. AWNINGS (908) 264-7775 The couple was living in Holmdel lull showroom display when they decided a bedroom community Hazlet, Holmdel 8c Middletown just was not their cup of tea. expert installation “In Keyport, you walk down the street For %ur Prow Transportation and see people. It’s a community-oriented CUSTOM WINDOW HELFRICH LIMOUSINE town, I think,” she said. 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In explanation of my son’s curious maintain my composure when I noticed a antics, my mother says he is a highly piece of roast beef tied to a bunch of bal­ intelligent boy who is just testing the loons floating by at eye level. There was waters. My father says, “The boy is just one thing I knew for sure: Justin was feeling his oats.” I have no idea what that involved. means, but it sounds more like something Before I could land the beef, it brushed Huck Finn would do than a kid from by an elderly woman’s head, and she Jersey. freaked out and started yelling at the kids In the beginning, Justin performed tol­ about wasting food and starving children erable experiments. Does an apple flush down the toilet? W ill the VCR make in Bosnia. Then she demanded to know FITNESS CENTER Let Us Create a toast? Then it progressed to things like his which kid was responsible for the atrocity. Program For attempt one night to catch the Easter Running back into the ladies room YOU! Bunny by lacing his floor with jacks. He seemed like an attractive option for me H a v e Y o u caught the Easter Bunny, all right. I could­ when every kid in the place pointed at my n’t wear shoes for a week. son. For a while, I really thought I had seen Later bn, when he was able to get M o v e d A it all. within a few feet of me, he shruggingly I was wrong. reasoned, “I wanted to see if it could M u s c le Justin’s latest display of brilliance float.” occurred in public. We were invited by Now, I ask you, isn’t that the most pro­ our dear friends to a christening party for found explanation you’ve ever heard? T o d a y ? their little Paige Francis. It was supposed My parents’ response to this ridiculous Join in May to take place outside, but since I had the scene was, “That’s the sign of a real intel­ boys with me, it inevitably rained. The ligent mind.” No long-term contracts gala was moved to a small lodge. 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“We have been successful and we’re Efforts focus on doing more for recycling than any other county in New Jersey,” Narozanick said. teaching youths “But even with our successful recycling programs, almost 500,000 tons of waste is about recycling landfilled in Monmouth County each year. At this rate, the county’s current permitted landfill will be filled in about two years. BY DICK METZGAR “Even if we didn’t have landfill ca­ Staff W riter pacity to worry about, landfilling garbage is a very expensive way to go,” he contin­ ued. “Preventing waste, on the other hand, costs nothing and saves natural resources, choolchildren are the target of a landfill space and consumer dollars. So major new recycling campaign our waste-prevention efforts will result in launched by Monmouth County. a winning situation for the county, our SChildren from Lafayette Mills School, A Cleanup plan to residents, businesses and the environ­ Manalapan, and the Lincroft School, protect our customers ment.” Middletown, were the stars in Freehold Premium $35.00 Annually recently when county officials kicked off County officials are planning to build a their campaign to educate residents and new processing facility in Tinton Falls for Pays up to $100,000 per claim recyclable materials and also a drop-off business operators on how to prevent Call Us For More Information waste. • facility for household hazardous waste. The Can on the Street, portrayed by The latter should be completed by 1995, YOUR HEATING & COOLING IS OUR CONCERN actor Garry Goodrow, talked to the chil­ Narozanick said. dren about the benefits of recycling and The county also is planning to expand reducing waste. programs for organic waste composting, The Can will continue to be heard on including materials such as grass, leaves, radio and television, and will make per­ brush and food waste. County officials said that in 1992, the sonal appearances as part of the county’s O I L SERVICE. INC. public education effort to increase aware­ last year for which complete figures are ness of waste issues and to help reduce the available, a total of 461,000 tons of waste 26 LITTLE ST. amount of waste going to the county land­ was landfilled, and 400,000 tons of recy­ fill at Tinton Falls. . clable materials was collected throughout MATAWAN Children are the key to the future suc­ the county’s 53 municipalities. Without cess of recycling, said Monmouth County recycling, 861,000 tons of waste would 566-0821 Freeholder Amy Handlin, who was instru­ have been added to the landfill. mental in developing the public education In 1993, 470,000 tons of garbage was program. added to the county landfill at Tinton “You’ll be taking our place before you Falls. know it,” Handlin told the children. “This State officials have set a 60 percent program is very important for families and recycling goal for counties to work to­ for the future. This is our opportunity to ward. change the legacy we leave our children Residents and business managers can from garbage to resources. The materials f j f « m - $ call the Monmouth County recycling hot we landfill today will cost our children line at (908) 577-8400, 24 hours a day, money and resources in the future. Waste seven days a week, for recorded in­ prevention can help avoid that.” formation on recycling and waste reduc­ EAHAN III The campaign includes tips on how tion, or to receive a waste-prevention consumers can reduce waste by selecting starter kit. To talk with a staff member, Future Homes C o n tra cto rs products with the least packaging, buying reusable items instead of disposables, call (908) 431-7460. OFFERS buying products made from recycled “We really hope that people who live material and composting organic materials and work in Monmouth County will start at home. practicing these waste-prevention methods * S a /e „ Through the campaign, businesses are right away,” said Ann Scott, the county’s encouraged to cut paper consumption recycling coordinator. “Anyone with through two-sided copying, buying questions should call our office. We can reusables instead of disposables and tak­ send people a free waste prevention starter OVER STOCK! ACT NOW! ing recyclable mixed paper — mail, mag­ kit that includes waste prevention tips, !! L im ited T im e O ffer!!! azines, office paper — to one of three free recycling information, a reusable shop­ mixed-paper drop-off centers in the coun­ ping list and a paper bag for collecting VINYL SIDING ty- recyclable mixed paper. Even the enve­ Choice Of Color - Finest Quality Although the county has been rela­ lope it comes in is reusable. Excellent W orkmanship - Fast Service tively successful with its recycling pro­ Scott added that the Can on the Street FREE ESTIMATE - NEVER UNDERSOLD grams, it is not enough, according to can attend community events upon Freeholder Ted Narozanick. request. FIRST 500 SQ. FT. 0 0 Cantor choir to perform ; < nil The Sisterhood of Congregation B’Nai Israel presents ‘The New Jersey 8 9 9 Cantors Choral Ensemble” in concert 7:30 p.m. June 12 at the synagogue on Hance and Ridge roads. KITCHENS - DOORS - DECKS - The New Jersey Cantors Choral ensemble is a four-part choir of leading hazzanim who are affiliated with synagogues in New Jersey. WINDOWS - ROOFING - ADDITONS Tickets are $25 per seat which includes preferred seating and listing in r - 4 f r e e CALL NOW I program when ordered by May 22; general admission is $10 per seat; seniors, S to rm D oor students and children are $5 per seat. For information, call Jane Rosenberg at With Full Siding Job (908) 264-2781 758-8440 or Congregation B’Nai Israel at 842-1800. I—, (value $250) OVER 27 YEARS EXPERIENCE 3 2 MAY 18, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

A uto transfusio ns o ffer safety in surg ery

reduced a patient’s chance of contracting Recycling patient's 'lost' blood an infectious disease from a transfusion to 1 in 225,000, said Snyder. H & Proponents of the is now a common practice Because the equipment necessary for an autotransfusion plays such a vital autotransfusion also BY KAREN J. IRVINE wipes out any possibility of contracting role in the patient’s health and safety, say that the cell saver an infectious disease like acquired many companies like American Red Staff W riter immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) Cross and CPI maintain their own virtually wipes out any through a blood transfusion, said machines, which can cost about $50,000 possibility of contract­ Harvilla. each, and most companies provide a ing an infectious he safest blood used for transfu­ “Everything is right there in the technician who operates the cell saver sions during an operation is the operating room. There is no possibility during surgery. patient’s own blood, say medical of mislabeled blood and any part of the “It is better for me and the patient,” Tofficials. equipment which could be contaminated said Dr. Meguel Arrieta, anesthesiologist As a result, many physicians today is used only once for an individual at CentraState Medical Center, Freehold request that their patients donate their patient,” she said. “Each patient receives Township. “The technician takes care of Kajetzke, surgical materials manager at own blood before a scheduled elective his own receptacle which blood is col­ the equipment, allowing me to direct all CentraState Medical procedure. lected in, and the bowl used to spin the my attention to the patient.” Center. blood is used only by that patient, too.” Once an order is placed, Kajetzke Still, in some cases, there is yet The recovery rate for a patient who calls CPI and the rest is taken care of by another safety measure available to doc­ Due to a continuing shortage of blood has had an autotransfusion is another supply, hospitals and blood banks have technicians who arrive to operate the tors and patients: the autotransfusion. advantage of the procedure, say medical welcomed the use of autotransfusions. equipment stored at the hospital. The cell saver or cell salvager — a experts. Blood banks have suffered shortages According to Linda Eggers, assistant piece of machinery that looks like a “Since it is the patient’s own blood since the outbreak of AIDS and from a director of Clinical Services for the miniature washing machine — washes being transfused, it eliminates any reac­ backlash with the 1980s recession, says American Red Cross, contracts with hos­ blood lost during an operative procedure tion to a homologous transfusion (donat­ Susan Snyder, communications manager pitals requesting autotransfusion services and returns it to the patient. ed blood from a bank),” said Glastein. for Blood Services of American Red have increased nearly 50 percent in 10 It works like this: a suction tube, Cross, Philadelphia. In addition, the oxygen delivering ca­ years. used in all surgical procedures, recovers pacity is higher in blood processed blood lost during surgery. “No matter how much we stress that “We are constantly concerned with volunteers cannot contract AIDS by through the cell saver than in banked ho­ our patients’ safety and the autotransfu­ The transfusion equipment filters out donating blood, some people still remain mologous blood, said Harvilla, a former sion is the safest way to transfuse a any bone fragments or tissue, spins the skeptical,” she said. registered nurse who worked in the patient,” said Dr. Gregg S. Berkowitz of collected blood and returns salvaged red operating room. Orthopedic associates of New Jersey, blood cells back to the patient. Also, the downsizing of major corpo­ rations has interrupted many successful Once used primarily for trauma cases Freehold. “Prior to the cell saver, a patient’s blood drives conducted in the past, and open heatt surgery, the cell saver is “As more patients and doctors blood was just simply wasted or collect­ Snyder explained. used daily in many hospitals nationwide. become aware of the autotransfusion and ed and transfused by less effective its many benefits, its use will continue to devices which returned unwashed blood Today, the American Red Cross re­ “I get an order from a surgeon for a increase,” Glastein predicted. back to the patient. But, there were many ports testing of donated blood has cell saver nearly every day,” said Eillen complications caused by this process which was simpler and less expensive,” said Patricia A. Harvilla, a regional man­ Types of blood donations Types of blood ager for CPI, Annapolis, Md., a company that provides autotransfusion services to for scheduled surgery two hospitals in Monmouth County. transfusions Although not all surgeries are con­ for which transfusions used during surgery ducive to this type of transfusion — surgeries involving infections or malig­ may be necessary nancies are not recommended — ortho­ pedic surgeons and neurosurgeons are using the autotransfusion when signifi­ Autologous donation - Autologous transfusion - cant blood loss is anticipated. Surgeries involving replacing entire Patient donates his own blood for Blood used for transfusion is the hip joints and neurological repair are two surgery; 5 to 7 day waiting period patient’s and was donated previous examples where autotransfusions are a standard procedure, say orthopedic sur­ between drawing one unit of blood, o surgery. geons. last drawing of the blood should be a “Use of the cell saver is good for ev­ r eryone,” said Dr. Cary D. Glastein, a least 72 hours before surgery. omologous transfusion - spinal surgeon from the Shore lood used for transfusion is from a Orthopedic Group, Tinton Falls. “You can expect a lot of blood loss in opera­ Directed donation - irected donation or a volunteer tions involving the spine. I use the auto­ transfusion whenever I can.” Patient’s family member or friend onation. Prior to the availability of the auto­ with matching blood type donates , transfusion, Glastein would have required his patients to donate up to four, for patient. utotransfusion - and sometimes six, pints of blood. Blood collected from a patient during But, autologous donations of that magnitude required a very healthy Volunteer donation - an operation is washed (particles and patient and much time — there is a five- Patient receives blood from lo solvents removed), spun and returned day waiting period between the drawing of each unit of blood. blood bank. as red blood cells to the patient via a With the autotransfusion, however, cell saver operated by trained only half the number of units of blood are required. technicians. “And we usually never have to use any of the patient’s donated blood,” added Glastein. Source: The American Red Cross, Blood Services, Penn-Jersey Region, Philadelphia and Proponents of the autotransfusion CPI, Autotransfusion Division, Annapolis, Md. ______also say that the cell saver virtually THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 18,1994 3 3 N O W THRU FRIDAY MT AY 20

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N ext week the Middletown fund schools and the other, the Township Committee is municipality. The relationship between the scheduled to authorize by two bodies is often strained ordinance an interlocal agreement because of differing views about with the Board of Education for the school budget. joint purchases of equipment, While it is the board’s budget, tools, fuel and supplies the committee is responsible for Such art arrangement with the reviewing it and trimming the tax school district signals a new era of levy when voters defeat it at the cooperation between the communi­ school election — something that ty’s two most important groups of has become commonplace in elected officials. recent years and has resulted in a Mayor Joseph Oxley said he is lot of finger-pointing on both sides. particularly proud of this new spirit Both groups work for the public of cooperation, something he and and support the budget with local others have wanted to foster. tax dollars, so it is to everyone’s Schools Superintendent Peter benefit that they work together. Merluzzi also thinks it is a “great Mayor Oxley hopes this is the idea,” as long as it benefits the tax­ first of many such agreements, and payer. so do we. He uses the analogy that tax Other towns which have not money comes out of a single pair considered the cost-saving value of of pants with two pockets, one to such cooperation should do so.

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according to North’s visionary T alk about enlightenment. librarian Jayne Frye. Frye sees a Now, students at time when students will need to Middletown High School travel no farther than their own North will no longer be shut out of classrooms to “get” material from the school library’s information the library and when students can network after hours. With the telenet with other students and fac­ installation of a new software pro­ the new K-12 science and math curricu­ and interest in future school ulty from all over the world. lum and the instructional computerization bonding/funding activity should heighten gram called PCAnywhere, students North has definitely moved into who have a modem and an IBM- program which is still being implemented everyone’s curiosity. the fast lane in the way it’s tapped in the schools. In addition, we fostered a compatible computer at home will Recently, two news publications in­ into technology. We applaud the sound community/teacher partnership in be able to access information about cluded comments made by a member of efforts of North principal, Alan areas such as science/math and language the winning slate, indicating he is in favor various authors, scan stories from Feuer, librarian Jayne Frye and arts. of transferring assets of the board to the newspapers published throughout “techy” Joseph Cotignola in help­ Moving forward, we had planned to Township Committee. the world, review articles in a num­ ing North’s library come this far. continue curriculum and facilities A successful attempt to eliminate the ber of magazines and journals or We hope that North students will improvements and to increase overall separation of board operations and fund­ peruse the school’s card catalog. take advantage of the opportunities accountability of the schools. Sadly for us ing from local government control would That is just the beginning, before them. we won’t have the opportunity to ensure be disastrous for the children of that those goals are achieved, but we can Middletown. If we allow Pachyderms to hope for the best, for Middletown’s j>lay where children learn, we run the risk schools need significant attention and of the “Pachyderm Factor”...it’s that sim­ commitment. ple. L e tte rs Now I’d like to focus on an area that Before closing, I’d also like to describe concerns me greatly. Since the election, the frustration we felt as independent citi­ the potential for party politics on the zens running for the board. It was clear seats on the Middletown Township Board board has been confirmed and threats to that we couldn’t match the funds of our Schools require of Education, and even though we lost, school board independence have been opponents in terms of targeted, multiple I ’m proud that I ran with Ann Schneider raised. bulk mailings and the like. much attention and Dennis Allen. Several party workers have stated that Party involvement in board elections Now that all the local school board As incumbents, Ann and I, along with a concerted effort is underway to gain could effectively close down competition elections are over, I’d like to take the op­ the other members of the board, facilitated control of the board. Needless to say, a in the future. In any case, let’s not lose portunity to say what’s on my mind. First, several noteworthy achievements for the political majority on the board would sight of the children. I want to thank everyone who assisted children and staff of Middletown. I feel mean the end to board independence. The BOB S PA TZ Ann Schneider, Dennis Allen and me in particularly good about the improved and township’s continued interest in develop­ our election campaign for the three open expanded in-service program for teachers, ing a teen center on the Nutswamp site, M iddletown THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 18, 1994 3 5

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Headquarters, 125 Symmes Drive, • Country W estern Dance, sponsored starts at 7 p.m. at United Methodist AUDITIONS Manalapan. For more information, call by St. Agnes Divorced, Separated and Church, 1247 Broad St., Red Bank. Begin­ 431-1446. Widowed Support Group. 8 p.m. at the St. ners are welcome; partners not neces­ Agnes School Cafeteria, 55 South Avenue, sary. Cost is $3.50; first time is free. For Thursday through Saturday Friday Atlantic Highlands. Free lessons, snacks, information, call 530-1107 or 747-4813. • Phoenix Production Inc., will hold • Brookdale Computer Users Group cakes and coffee. $7 admission. For more auditions for the summer production of will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Forum 103, information, call 787-4140 or 872-0794. Pippin. 7-9 p.m. Thursday and Friday for Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. dancers who sing. Singers who move well Use parking lot 4 or 5. For more informa­ Sunday EXHIBITS will be auditioned from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. tion, call Frank at 495-6200. • “Liberty Brunch,” meeting of the Saturday at the Phoenix Rehearsal • William Lewis, executive director of Libertarians of Monmouth County (LMC) Center, Wall and Pearl streets, Red Bank. the New Jersey Agent Orange starting at 11 a.m. at the home of Helen Today through Nay 25 For information, call 747-0014. Commission, will address the monthly Radder and Al Medwin, 302 W. Farms • The mixed media paintings of the meeting of the Bayshore Area Chapter of Road, Farmingdale. For more information, students of Julie Trauben will be on dis­ Friday and Saturday Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA). 7:30 call 938-2784 or 583-8721. play at the Holmdel Branch of the • The Monmouth County Park System p.m. at the Keyport VFW Post 4247, Third • The Jersey Shore Council of the Monmouth County Library, 4 Crawfords will hold auditions for Oliver. 7 p.m. Friday and Waverly streets, Keyport. Open to the Navy League of the United States open Corner Road, Holmdel. For information, house 1-4 p.m. at the Lincroft Inn, 700 for the parts of the orphans. Auditions for public. For more information, call 264­ call 431-7251. 0576. Newman Springs Road, Lincroft. adults will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday. • Party sponsored by Central Jersey Videotapes, displays and handouts will Auditions will be at Tatum Park on Red Hill Today through Nay 28 Jewish Singles at a private home in depict the activities of the Navy League. Road, Middletown. For information, call • Monmouth County Library Middletown. $7 admission, $10 non-mem­ Public welcome. For more information, call 842-4000, Ext. 252. Eastern Branch, Route 35, bers, includes food and beverages. For 866-2627 or 671-6355 evenings. Shrewsbury, will present an exhibit by reservations and directions, call Sherri artist Sonya Grossman. 264-0711 or Ralph 706-3729. Tuesday • The Big Band Sounds Preservation Today through Nay 31 Saturday Society will meet 7:30 p.m. at the • Poricy Park, Oak Hill Road, Mid­ Today • Shore Singles hike at Delaware and Monmouth County Library Headquarters, dletown, will present an exhibit of water- Raritan Canal, Griggstown. Meet 9 a.m. 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan. For more colors and colored pencil drawings by • Western Monmouth County commuter parking lot at Parkway Exit 105, information, call 308-3761. Newcomer’s Club will meet 8 p m. at the Joan Mullin of Middletown. For hours Eatontown. $12 for members, $15 for non­ • B ’nai B’rith program and refresh­ and information, call 842-5966. Elks Club, 73 Main St., Freehold. All members. For more information, call 687­ ments. 7:30 p.m. in the Chai Building, women are welcome. Elections will be held 9299. Marlboro Jewish Center. For more infor­ Today through June 4 for executive board; Family Feud game will • Inter-Tribal Indians meeting at the mation and reservations, call 536-6006 or be played. • Scherer Gallery, Marlboro, will Old Bridge Senior Center, 1301 Route 9, 972-3803. For membership information, present “Geometry in Motion: Works by • SYNERGY Singles in Community Old Bridge. Business from 4 to 5:30 p.m. call 687-7494. Service will meet 7:30 p.m. at the Judd, Vasarely and Yvral,” part one of a with crafts for children. Covered-dish sup­ two part series. Displayed will be black Eatontown Public Library, 47 Broad St., per at 6 p.m. and social at 7 p.m. Open to Eatontown. For more information, call 741­ and white etchings, optical illusions and the public. For more information, call 390­ line art work. Hours: Wednesday- 3330. 1642, 872-1378 or 629-9181. DANCE • “Small Kids, Body Image and Self­ Sunday 10-5 p.m. at 93 School Road • Poets at Large, an informal gathering West. For information, call 536-9465. Esteem" will be discussed at the of poets and poetry lovers, will meet 2 p.m. Freehold/Manalapan chapter of Women’s at the Eastern Branch of the Monmouth Tuesday Today through June 19 American ORT general meeting. 7:30 p.m. County Library, Route 35, Shrewsbury. For • Folk dancing w ith the Monmouth at the Monmouth County Library • Monmouth County Historical tickets, call 842-5995. Folk Dancers from 7-10:30 p.m. Teaching Association, 70 Court St., Freehold, presents the exhibition “A Small and Perfect Likeness: Miniatures and Silhouettes." Artists represented in the ✓ FOX 5/WNYW will exhibition include Charles Wilson Peale, present an hour-long Theodore Lund and Anna Claypoole report, “Dying to Live,” Peale Straughton. Admission is $2 for at 10 p.m. Friday, on the grow­ adults, $1 for children ages 6-18; and ing need for nationwide organ $1.50 for seniors. For information, call donations, with personal pro­ 462-1466. files of children w 10 need them. One of those children, Kyla Today through June 26 Turs, Middletown was number • Sculptors Association of New one on the national organ donor Jersey Inc., at the Monmouth Museum, recipient list for a heart and two Lincroft, will hold an opening reception lungs. At right, during taping for the exhibition of sculptures for artists for the show, her mother, Ellen, including Rose Craney of Middletown holds her as FOX News corre­ and Douglas Mcilvan of Red Bank from spondent Lyn Brown looks on. 3-5 p.m. Sunday. For information, call 747-2266. ✓ A fishing contest for Friday Bluefish and Striped • Art Forms, Monmouth Street, Red Bass will run from 4 to Bank, will present a special exhibition in 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Cliffwood conjunction with the “Cruisin’ With the Beach in Aberdeen Township, Oldies Weekend” of decorative motifs The contest is tree to all chil­ painted on Harley Davidsons by Roger dren and adults. F or informa­ Baker. For information, call 530-4330. tion, call 566-2390. Saturday and Sunday • Hand-painted china exhibit, noon ✓ Local “beach sweeps” to 3:30 p.m. at Longstreet Farm, will be held Saturday at Longstreet Road, Holmdel. A historic Ideal Beach in the 1890s farmhouse and the work of artist North Middle tow n section of Alexandra Poffman will be on display. Middletown and also along the For information, call 842-4000 or TDD Keyport waterfrc nt. The 6th machine number, 219-9484. Annual Ideal Be;ich Clean-up Campaign is from 9 a.m. to noon, and free hot dogs and i l l soda will be provided by Foodtown groce y store. The Keyport clean-up will run until Thursday 1 p.m. and offer free coffee and • Calcutta, starring Alan Ladd, will be donuts. shown at the Eastern Branch of the Monmouth County Library, Route 35, Shrewsbury, at 7:30 p.m. Free. For infor­ mation, call 308-3761. THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 18,1994 3 7 Pess, FIM I-RAISfiltS orthopedic surgeon, Jersey Shore Medical Center at 7 p.m. The topic will be “My Aching Hand — Relief for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.” For information, call 449­ Thursday and Friday 8877. • Mini-March to benefit Cystic Fibrosis • Peter Bell, an expert in the field of Foundation by the students of Home Away alcohol and drug abuse prevention and From Home, Aberdeen. To sponsor a child treatment will present a free lecture enti­ or for more information, call 290-0033. tled, “Developing Cultural Competencies in Addiction” at Brookdale Community Saturday College, Lincroft, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. • 75th Annual Country Fair of the Old Pre-registration is required. For informa­ Stone Church. “White elephant” rummage tion, call 224-2788. sale, book stall, craft exhibits, plant sale, pony rides and children’s games. Refresh­ Friday ments and baked goods for sale. 9 a.m. to • There w ill be a free reading and dis­ 3 p.m. at the Old Stone Church, Locust, cussion of the poem American Journal, by Navesink and Monmouth Avenues, Robert Hayden. 2 p.m. at the Monmouth Navesink. For more information, call 291­ County Library, 125 Symmes Drive, 8813. Manalapan. Copies of the poem are avail­ • Flea Market, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the able at the circulation desk. For informa­ Masonic Temple of the Acacia Club, Cae- tion, call 308-3761. sera Lodge No. 64, Third Street, Keyport. • The staff of the Eastern Branch of To reserve space, call 264-2566. $10 per the Monmouth County Library, Route 35, space; dealers must provide own tables. Shrewsbury, will conduct tours and give Rain date Sunday. demonstrations of the computerized cata­ logs and magazine index at 2:30 p.m. For Sunday information or reservations, call 842-5995. FISH FACTS — “Fishing at Holmdel Park” is the name of the display • Heartride: Bicycle Ride for the that will be in the park’s shelter building until June 7. Monmouth American Heart Association. 5-, 10- and Saturday County Park System Ranger Craig Fraser is pictured above setting up 25-mile marked rides along Normandy • Poets at Large, an informal gathering the display. Fishing season dates and information on the kind, size Road (Naval Weapons Station Earle), of poets and poetry lovers will meet at the and number of fish you can catch in the park’s pond are included. The Route 34, Colts Neck. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. $15 Eastern Branch of the Monmouth County registration. For more informaton, call 776­ Park System display also answers questions such as where to get a Library, Route 35, Shrewsbury, at 2 p.m. state fishing license and trqut stamp. 4490. All interested people are invited. For infor­ mation, call 842-5995. Tuesday Friday • Open House at the Art Alliance of • Chinese Auction sponsored by the Sunday • Club Bene w ill present Miki Howard Monmouth County, 1:30 to 4 p.m at 33 Cliffwood PTA, at Cliffwood Elementary • Poricy Park, Oak Hill Road, will hold and the Crusaders in concert at 8 p.m. and Monmouth St., Red Bank. See porcelain School, Cliffwood Avene, Cliffwood. Doors a program titled ‘The Influence of Irish 11:30 p.m., Route 35, Sayreville. Optional doll making demonstrated. For more infor­ open at 6 p.m.; tickets $3. Free coffee and Immigrants on the American Colonies” dinner at 6:30 p.m. Dinner and show is mation, call 946-0580. cake. from 2-3:15 p.m. A reception will follow the $30; show only is $20. For information, call program at the 1767 Joseph Murray 727-3000. Tuesday Farmhouse. Registration in advance is • Monmouth Conservatory of Music • EMS Celebration for local first aid required. Cost is $4; $5 at the door, but will hold its 3rd annual Spring Gala at the squads serving Jersey Shore Medical call first to see that space is available. For Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank, at 6:30 p.m. Center, Neptune. Active members and information, call 842-5966. All performing groups of the conservatory one guest are invited to the Medical will participate. For information or reserva­ Center's Lance Auditorium, 8 p.m. For Thursday Monday tions, call 741-8880. more information, or reservations, call • “Maintaining a Youthful Face," with • Monmouth County Library, Route 776-4656. Sigmund L. Sattenspiel. Free program 35, Shrewsbury, will hold a free slide pre­ Saturday from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at CentraState sentation from the National Gallery of Art, • Club Ben6 w ill present Dennis Medical Center’s Health Awareness “Famous Men and Women in Portraits” at Wolfberg at 9 p.m. with an optional dinner THI'AWH Center, Freehold Raceway Mall, Freehold. 2:30 p.m. For information, call 842-5995. at 7 p.m. at Route 35, Sayreville. Cost is For more information or reservations, call • Michele Shoueka, an associate in $22.50 for the show; dinner and show is 294-0011. the law firm of Giordano, Halleran and $32.50. For information, call 727-3000. • “My Aching Hand - Relief for Carpal Today through Friday Ciesla, P.C. will present a lecture on • The Manalapan-Engiishtown Middle Tunnel Syndrome,” speaker Dr. Gary “Health Care Law” at a meeting of the Pess, orthopedic surgeon. 7 p.m. at School will present Music Man at 7:30 Women’s American ORT — Covered SPECIAL EVENTS p.m. at the school, Millhurst Road, Monmouth County Library Wall Township Bridge chapter. 1:30 p.m. at the Covered Branch, Wall. Manalapan. Tickets are $3 for adults; Bridge Development Clubhouse in $1.50 for students and senior citizens; chil­ • Blood drive at CentraState Medical Manalapan. Center, Route 537, Freehold. 6 p.m. to 9 Friday, Saturday and Sunday dren under 5 are admitted free. For infor­ p.m. Sponsored by the Central Jersey Tuesday • “The Seeds of Peace,” Native mation, call 446-8450. Blood Center. For more information, call American powwow. Friday from 10 a.(n. to 842-5750. • Big Band Sounds Preservation Today through May 28 Society will meet at the Monmouth County 8 p.m.; Saturday 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. and • “Developing Cultural Competencies Sunday noon to 7 p.m. At Matarazzo • The Mask will be performed 8:30 in Addiction,” presented by Peter Bell, Library, 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan, at p.m. Thursday-May 21 and May 26-28 7:30 p.m. For information, call 308-3761. Farms, Route 519, Belvidere. Admission: alcohol and drug abuse prevention and Friday, adults $5, students $3; Saturday at the Amandla Theatre, 321 W. Farms treatment expert. 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at • Decorating consultant, Carole Road, Howell. Dessert served at 8 p.m. Gernett will give a free lecture “Step into and Sunday, adults, $6 , children under Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. 12, $4. For more information, call 475­ General admission is $10 and Thursday Free program. To register or for more Decorating” at 7:30 p.m. at the Eastern night is date night; two for the price of Branch of the Monmouth County Library, 3872. information, call 224-2788. Route 35, Shrewsbury. For information, one. Saturday will feature a special buf­ fet performance from 7:30-8:30 p.m. call 842-5995. Friday Saturday • Tours and demonstrations of the Tickets are $20 per person, which • Free skin cancer screening at Next Wednesday Monmouth County Library Eastern Branch, includes dinner, dessert, show and reception afterward. Call 938-4133. Riverview Medical Center, Blaisdell Center • Dale Jackson of Seward, Groves, Shrewsbuiy, computerized catalog and for Health Resources, Red Bank. From 1 Richard and Wells, Wall Street, will give a magazine index. For reservations or more to 4 p.m. For more information, or to regis­ free lecture at the Wall Township Branch information, call 842-5995. Thursdays, Fridays and ter, call 530-2417. of the Monmouth County Library, 2700 • Renaissance Faire Spring Gala Saturdays through May 28 Allaire Road at 7 p.m. The topic will be sponsored by the Monmouth Conservatory • The First Avenue Playhouse, Tuesday “The Highest Yielding Tax-Free with of Music. 6:30 p.m. at the Molly Pitcher dessert theatre will present Eat Your • Mammography screening spon­ Safety.” For information, call 449-8877. Inn, Red Bank. Performances, costumes, Heart OutaX 123 First Ave., Atlantic sored by Matawan Regional Health • “Origami: What it’s all About,” a free and buffet. For more information or reser­ Highlands. All shows will have an 8 p.m. Department, 145 Broad St., Matawan. lecture and demonstration, will be present­ vations, call 741 -8880. dessert and 8:30 p.m. show. Advance From 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. $70. For more ed by Dorothy Kaplan. 7:30 p.m. at the reservations are required. Cost for information or to register, call 566-0740. Monmouth County Library, 125 Symmes Saturday Thursday shows is $12; Friday and • Blood drive at the Jewish Drive, Manalapan. For information, call • Phillies vs. Mets at Veteran’s Saturday is $18 or two for $35. For Community Center of Howell, 106 308-3761. Stadium, Philadelphia, Pa., trip sponsored information, call 291-7552. Windeler Road, Howell. 6:30 to 9 p.m. by Hazlet Recreation Commission. Bus Sponsored by the Central Jersey Blood will leave Library Overflow Parking Lot on Fridays and Saturdays through Bank. For more information, call 367-1677 Middle Road, Hazlet, at 4:30 p.m. Tickets May 28 or 363-5212. $19 for sale at the Recreation office, 319 • G roucho w ill be presented by the Middle Road, Hazlet. For more informa­ MeadowLark Production Theater at 8 tion, call 739-0653. p.m. at The Galleria Atrium, Bridge Today • Cleanup at Ideal Beach, Middletown, 9 • KMFDM w ill appear in concert at Avenue and West Front Street, Red a.m. to noon, sponsored by Middletown’s Bank. Tickets are $12; $10 for students Club Bene, Route 35, Sayreville. Doors Community Development, Bayshore open at 7 p.m. Appearing with them will be and seniors over 62. Dinner-theater tick­ Recreation Center, Environmental Depart­ ets are $29. Dinner is at 6 p.m. Thursday Chem Lab and Sister Machine Gun. All ments, Clean Communities and local ages admitted. Tickets are $15. For infor­ Reservations are recommended. For • Wall Township Branch of the sponsors. Free hot dogs and soda. Meet information, call 758-0099. Monmouth County Library, 2700 Allaire mation, call 727-3000. - at Ideal Beach, Middletown. Road, will hold a free lecture by Dr. Gary 3 8 MAY 18,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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by the Holmdel township board of educa­ tion Thursday. On account of peculiar cir­ cumstances which have arisen with regard Middletown Township Clerk Henry to the Everett school, the board was D. Smith will next week make a tour of unable to agree as to who should get this the township to register dogs. All persons position. not having their dogs registered by June Elijah Robbins, whose great height has 1st are liable to have them shot. Mr. Smith earned him the name of “the tall sycamore Tke will be in Middletown village Monday, at of the Hockhockson,” had been the school S P & ftTS ; Belford Tuesday, Seaside Thursday, teacher at Everett a number of years. Last Navesink Saturday, and Lincroft the fol­ fall he was taken sick and on the advice of I HeafiJt & F3new Ptoee i i INDOOR SPORTS a doctor he went away on a trip for his Children's Birthday Parties lowing Tuesday. MEMBERSHIP SALE i i In Shrewsbury, the owners of dogs health. The Holmdel school board then $10.00 O F F who do not care to have them fall prey to appointed Rev. W. P. Chase, pastor of the &SS- i i With This Ad (expires 6/15/94) the marksmen are getting them registered. Holmdel Baptist church, to teach at $ 1 0 9 4 * With pizza, soda & 2 sports to choose from: It is the duty of the board of commission­ Everett. He is now holding the position I I Soccer • Volleyball • Football and seeking re-appointment. However, initiation Fee. Plus Monthly Dues. • Basketball or Baseball ers and of the township committee under Cannot be combined with any other offer. Mr. Robbins returned from his trip com­ II Finest Indoor Sportsplex in the State. the new law to appoint a dog killer, who Must be 18yrs. or older. On the Corner of Blair & Line Road shall kill all dogs which have not been pletely restored to good health and wants EXPIRES MAY 31,1994 Aberdeen, NJ registered, and which, do not wear a collar to resume his duties as schoolmaster at 163 Route 34 Matawan/Qld Bridge Everett next fall. (across from Marketplace) i i 908-290-0003 bearing the owner’s name and registry j | j^linutes from the Garden State Parkway, Exit 11JJ| number. So far this part of the law has not _ — 9— — 0— been carried out, but any one has the 50 YEARS AGO power to kill any dog found on the public streets or running at large. ^FREE DELIVERY== " I f ” " m o n m o u t h " Mr. Kane, who lives near Hubbard’s The Middletown board of education FREE bridge in Middletown, drove to the Red BUY ANY 2 ilGRANDSLAM Bank station last Friday night to meet his at its meeting Friday discussed the erec­ WHOLE SUBS GET 1 1 Indoor Sports & Recreation Center sister. While she was getting in the wagon tion in the high school hall of an honor THIRD SUB FREE roll containing the names of graduates OF EQUAL OR LESSER J J 712 GINESI DRIVE. MORGANVILLE the horse became frightened at a train that VALUE ONE COUPON PER was leaving the station and started to run. now in the armed forces. It is estimated CUSTOMER PER DAY 1 1 (off Rt. 520 8 Rt IB) that the number totals 600. Does Not Apply with I I 3/4 mile east of Rt. 9 Marlboro 908-536-4900 Mr. Kane, who was between the Piffua S Reitautomt Any Other Otter wheels and the wagon, attempted to grasp Middletown Township Clerk EXPIRES 7/30/94 the reins. He was knocked down and run Howard W. Roberts read a letter protest­ II over and was badly cut about the face. ing against the dumping of piling on pri­ 620 BEERS STREET $ 1 0 . OFF any (Next to Beers Middle School) • Hazlet The horse ran down Monmouth street and vate property along the highway at II SPORTS BIRTHDAY PARTY in front of the American hotel the wagon Leonardo by contractors on the naval pro­ or SUMMER CAMP ject. The letter states the piling were 90X-m-2944 II (not valid with other otters) upset and Miss Kane was thrown out and HOURS: Mon.-inurs.Mon.-Thurs. 11-11 ‘Fri. &aai.& Sal. n-ii:*&un.11-12* Sun. tz-irjj12-11 ■ - broke her leg. The horse was caught unsightly and produced an obnoxious before it had run far. The wagon was not odor. damage. The Belford Methodist Church cel­ ebrated its 100th anniversary Sunday by 7S YfASS AC burning its $800 mortgage. Sunday was ■ w m also Victory day and corsages were award SPORTS to Mrs. Emma Brown, she being the old­ Teachers for every school in Holmdel est mother present, and to Mrs. Shirley township except Everett were appointed Post, the youngest mother. SUMMER SPORTS CAMP

O ldies festivities slated fo r F rid a y O P E N H O U S E Red Bank will host the “Cruisin’ With rine Park beginning Friday afternoon. The Oldies Weekend” 5-9 p.m. May 20; 9 Free trolley rides by Lake Cuomo Trolley SUNDAY, M AY 22 nd a.m. to 5 p.m. May 21 and 22. Company will be available Friday and The classic and antique car show will Saturday night and a children’s carnival 9 A M - 1 2 P M also feature the famous Red Bank Food with rides and games will be located at Learn about the programs • See the facilities Festival. Marine Park. Oldies music and a variety of sponsor In keeping with the “Cruisin’ With The booths and memorabilia for sale will be Oldies” theme, everyone is encouraged to Ages 4-12 Years available to spectators. dress in a ‘50s style. 1/2 Day and Whole Day Camp The event is put together to help raise The events are sponsored by Miller money for Red Bank’s Count Basie Lite and Health in Hand Chiropractic Theatre. Centers in Middletown/Red Bank. For • Soccer The Food Festival will be held in Ma- information, call 747-4646. • Basketball • Baseball Andy spied disposing of Call For Details...

his hazardous wastes r . I Nanatte Gamache of Kelly Street, week’s paper. North Middletown, won a dinner for two Gamache will receive a free dinner for finding Andy Indy in the May 11 for two at Bid Ed’s BBQ, Route 34, Old w OFF a r *10" O F F S " issue of the Independent. Bridge. W ITH COUPON • E X P IR E S 5/22/94 Gamache’ s entry was the first one Each week, the Independent's mas­ L“ “ ------. ■ " ■ “ “ ■ ■ J drawn from among those correctly cot, Andy Indy, is hidden in a different . identifying the cartoon character’s hiding advertisement and readers are invited to place. find him. She spotted Andy in the advertise­ An entry form for the contest can be INDOOR SPORTS ment for Household Hazardous Waste found elsewhere in the paper. Finest indoor Sportsplex in the State On the Comer of Blair & Line Road Aberdeen, NJ Disposal Days, Monmouth County Entries must be received by Monday 2 9 0 - 0 0 0 3 ' ...... Health Department on page 24 of last to be eligible for the weekly drawing. WWWWWKSnu^ i Garden State Parkway, 4 0 MAY 18, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

W ineries continue to INNER grow in Long Island & T H E A T E R M A Y JUNE ot too long ago, in 1979, there Eat Your The Odd was one winery on Long Island. YVIM Heart Out Couple vision Today there are about 16, and jo y a Delicious D inner including salad, choice of entree * t The Wild Scallion and complimentary glass of wine N between 40 and 50 grape growers. C H A R LES B. I had a hint that perhaps the growth RUBINSTEIN and then The First Avenue Enjoy “The" Dessert Theatre of was starting to get out of hand when a on to... Playhouse Monmouth Country, all for only friend since childhood called last sum­ $ i a » 5 per person Thursday or Friday Evening, mer to tell me he had bought a vineyard B S24.95 per person Saturdays.s. ReservationsReservatic required. on the North Fork. from the same varietals used in This was a person who used to de­ Bordeaux. C all 908 2 9 1 - 7 5 5 2 for information and reservations light in poking fun at my love of wine. The showing has not gone unrecog­ I'irsl IMa> I io iis o The Wild Scallion It’s not definitive evidence of a wine nized on the other side of the Atlantic. In 123 First Avenue • Atlantic Highlands Rte 36 • Leonardo boom, but the investment growth and the summer of 1990 a group of leading consumer interest certainly are wine producers from Bordeaux visited respectable. the vineyards in Long Island. Teen Sum m er Long Island has come a long way May de Lencquesaing, the owner of since 1973, when the first vinifera vines the highly regarded Chateau Pichon W ill E ver H ave! were planted in Cutchogue, on the North Longueville Comtesse de Lalande, was Fork, by Alex and Louisa Hargrave. one of those on the trip who spoke Back then, any grapevines, particularly favorably of the region’s potential. C.I.T. Program Chardonnay and cabernet sauvignon, Long Island is still a wine region seemed out of place in an area dominat­ that is in the early stages of evolution. Fun, Challenging Activities ed by potato farms. Offering a definitive statement on what Snickers slowly turned to grucging varietals will be successful in the long Exciting Trips appreciation and evolved into admira­ run would be foolhardy. A tasting last tion as other wineries joined the pio­ week presented by the Long Island Leadership Training neers and the wines started to receive Wine Council showed how risky it is to favorable reviews. predict such performance. Grades 7th-10th There is no denying the quality of As to be expected, the Chardonnays what is in the bottle. But fame has not showed exceptionally well, especially come easy. The road has been dotted the 1992 Pellegrini, both “regular” and with bumps and detours. Chardonnay, Vintner’s Pride, 1990 Hargrave, 1992 the grape of white Burgundy, was Long Sagpond Domaine Wolfer Reserve and Ununtru Rnaris Island’s first success in spite of — or the 1991 Gristina. Sauvignon Blancs perhaps because of — the fact that there are now being made on Long Island 139 Pine Brook Rd., Manalapan 446-4100 is no apparent resemblance in any way without a grassy character. The 1992 to Burgundy in climate or soil. Hargrave Blanc Fume is a fine exam­ Not content to rest on these laurels, ple. Long Island’s growers and wineries Merlots clearly shine. Try the 1992 turned their attention to red wines. Bedell, 1990 Gristina or the 1992 A focus on reds is what Alex Pellegrini. Cabernet Franc seems to Hargrave had in mind when he opened have found a home on Long Island. his winery. He wanted to make a great The 1992 Hargrave is splendid, as is red wine. the 1991 Palmer. A 1992 Paumanok t h e ! The growing conditions on Long Late Harvest Riesling shows how well Island are not unlike those found in this varietal can do. COMM Bordeaux. The climate of the Nonh and The Cabernet Sauvignons I tasted South Forks at the eastern end of the had a bit too much of a bell pepper YOUR] Island is affected by the moderating character for my taste. influence of the surrounding bodies of Try a selection of Long Island wines p a r e I water. and find your own favorites. A long growing season and a well- WARM drained sandy soil add their favorable Charles B. Rubinstein of Colts Neck contributions as well. is secretary of the Wine Writers Circle of Y o u m Given the situation, it’s not surprising the Greater New York Area and treasur­ that Long Island has enjoyed varying de­ er of the Wine Media Guild. a b o u t ! grees of success with wines produced IS FINAU' It’s tee tim e at lo ca l g o lf courses HERE. Three Monmouth County Park System golf courses, Hominy Hills, (Colts Neck) Howell Park (Howell) and Pine Brook (Manalapan) opened for the season April 1. Shark River Golf Course (Neptune) remains open year round. Golfers are playing the four courses through the park’s system’s 24-hour au­ • Cards tomated telephone tee time reservation service. To reserve tee times and get in­ • Comics formation, call 758-8383. • CD-ROM Monmouth County resident access to the computerized service is included with C ateh th e d u llard d u o '* m o n th ly . Videogame the purchase of an annual resident golf ID card for $15 that expires Dec. 31 of each eom le book adventures at: sales s Rentals year. Non-residents must purchase a reservation service card for $30 that expires at the end of the golf season, Dec. 23. Adult golf clinics are held every week from mid-April to mid-October while pee wee golf clinics are held every week from late June to late August. New this year are Entertainment for the 21st Century advanced junior clinics for those over age 12 who have already taken pee wee clinics. All clinics are held at Howell Park Golf Course. Call 938-4771. Park Plaza Shopping Center • Hwy. 34 (Near Q uick Chek) Tournaments are scheduled to begin with the park system’s 15th annual Free­ M atawan, NJ 07747 • (908) 290-9494 holders Municipal Golf Tournament May 11, and ending with the Oct. 22 Municipal Golf Tournament of Champions. To register for tournament play, call 219-9484 or BRING THIS AD FOR 20% DISCOUNT OFF ANY PURCHASE 842-4000. niGMTS reserved m tvs beavis and butt-hcad is a TRADEMAHK Expires 6/30/94 THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 18, 1994 4 1

A m erican Pizza is not G.A.A. LIVE FOOTBALL AND HURLING SEASON 1994 EVERY SUNDAY MORNING 10 A.ML average A m erican pie NO COVER CHARGE! MONMOUTH COUNTY FANS CAN SEETHE BY MARC SCHLOSSBERG GAMES LOCALLY IN KEYPORT. ENJOY AN IRISH Dining Critic BREAKFAST AND WATCH YOUR FAVORITE ver have cold pizza? We all have TEAMS ON OUR 20T.V. SCREENS AT: ... the next day, delayed by traffic, picked up (or delivered) too late, E or maybe because we like it that way. We found several pizzas, intentionally American Pizza prepared cold, at the American Pizza K itc h e n Kitchen. Feast on a smoked salmon pizza with caviar, sour cream, smoked salmon 560 Shrewsbury Ave. and dill, or a BLT pizza with — uh-huh, Tinton Falls bacon, lettuce and tomatoes — or a grilled 5 3 0 - 5 3 7 3 eggplant pizza with red onions, fresh spinach, sun-dried tomatoes and chopped 379 MAPLE PLACE - KEYPORT, NJ lettuce. D idn’t try any, but they sure Hours: Sunday to Thursday 'A mile east of Matawan train station, directly across from St. Joseph's Church sounded and looked good. 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. 908-264-9277 What we did like was the complete Reservations: Suggested for 8 or concept at the American Pizza Kitchen. more. World War II “Buy U.S. Bonds” and old Credit cards: AM EX LOOK W HAT $1.99 W ILL BUY! movie posters covered the green-and-red Bar: Full bar * 6 nn pi/ io n 7 PAMC Piels & Piels Light • Schmidts & Schmidts Light • Olympia & decor. A spotless, black-tiled kitchen with Attire: Casual rH bl\ I L U£ On I'Jo Olympia Light • Kochs Golden Light • Carling Black Label a made-in-Italy brick pizza oven behind Smoking: Permitted • Rheingold • Milwaukee's Best • Goebels an eight-seat, watch-’em-cook counter, Handicapped: Accessible “ r plus lots of model electric trains overhead, ABSOLUT MOLSON SPECIAL! added to the atmosphere. The three sets of 1 H overhead trains are on tracks set on acrylic five-cheese and tomato, Thai chicken, two VODKA ICE, GOLDEN or LIGHT j f i so you can see the clever advertising of sausage, Cajun, pesto and several more, n local businesses on each car. One set is in we went to work on a barbecue chicken $ 0 / 1 9 9 ^ ■ ■ 1.75 LITER ii CASE OF I the spacious cocktail lounge, where there and a Southwestern burrito. PLUS TAX * 1 3 ” 12 OZ BOTTLES also are televisions, and two are in the The Southwestern burrito pizza ($7.50) WITH COUPON ONLY • EXPIRES 5/24/94 • IND J j WITH COUPON ONLY EXPIRES 5/24/94____ • IND ! ■ j h k mm mme. mm .m m m mmm l: main dining area. linked spicy chopped beef (chicken is J-22'2S:'^5 Sb'Sm Sfe Sa mb’ Sa SS' SM mS SS SS SS:S^SSBSSS- SBSS 25 SS SS SS SS SS:: Owners Bill McNulty and Peter available) with homemade black beans, INGLENOOK WINES DEWARS I DeLamos brought the idea back with them fire-toasted mild (but not mild enough for (Not White Zin) WHITE LABEL I from San Francisco and, according to us) chiles, sweet white onions and cheddar McNulty, the “business people in the area cheese. If that’s not enough, a side of ex­ $ y 9 9 $ 49 cellent homemade salsa and sour cream 4 LITER GLASS s 1.75 LITER truly appreciate it.” The business pur­ PLUSTAX II PLUSTAX chases a model car (about $90), has its accompany the burrito. While it was cer­ 2 6 WITH COUPON ONLY • EXPIRES 5/24/94 • IND WITH COUPON ONLY -EXPIRES 5/24/94 • IND logo painted on, and the American Pizza tainly agreeable, I could have done with­ out the “mild chiles.” runs it for free on a rotating basis two to SPECIALS FROM THE DELI three times a week. Some 50 cars are ei­ The barbecue chicken pizza ($7.50), ther on the walls waiting their turn or are on the other hand, was delicious. Luscious BOARS HEAD CORNED BEEF ...... * 4 79 LB revolving on the ceiling. barbecue chicken chunks merged perfect­ BO ARS H EAD SW ISS C H EESE...... * 3 29 l b BOARS HEAD REG o r G ARLIC BO LO G NA...... * 2 49 l b But cold and hot pizzas are not the ly with sliced red onions, cilantro and . G ERM AN POTATO S A LA D ...... *1 39 l b only goodies available. There are salads smoked gouda cheese. 1/2 LB MIN • NO COUPON NECESSARY • GOOD THRU 5/24/94 • WE FEATURE DAILY RADIO FREE BETTY! (arugula, baby shrimp, Greek, oriental Both pizza’s crusts were crisp, tasty chicken, and Caesar with chicken or fried and sweet. If there were room, a duck C A N A D A D R Y calamari); appetizers (grilled Portabello sausage pizza with spinach, garlic, sun- 2 Liter Products 8 9 °p lu s ta x mushrooms, fried calamari, shaved fried dried tomatoes and sweet roasted garlic COKE ^ p lu s onions and soup du jour); burgers; cal- would have made its imprint, for sure! SPRING WATER zones; and specials (sauteed chicken with All 2 Liter 9 9 ta x Desserts, and a really eminent glass of 2 for *1 5 9 * gal. tarragon, shrimp casino, or grilled Mako lemonade, were rather interesting. An in­ shark with a pepper-cream sauce) that are dividual upside-down, peanut-butter cup $199 prepared fresh daily. cheese cake with Oreo cookie crust Extra Large EGGS 79* dozen 1%L0WFATMILK 1 gal. We began with an order of fried cala­ ($3.25) and a side of sour cream sauce > mari ($6.95) served with Cajun dipping was more appreciated than a pur6e of Jumbo EGGS 99* dozen $ 1 1/2 gal and marinara sauces. The sauces and cala­ chestnuts ($3.95) that was unusual, but in ORANGE JUICE mari were delicious. need of something more than whipped We shared a field salad with warm cream to sweeten it. CIGARETTES SPIT ROASTED goat cheese ($6.95), which was absolutely The American Pizza Kitchen is cele­ ALL MAJOR $ I 8 8 pack CHICKENS enough for two and absolutely wonderful. brating 2 1/2 years of being a successful, $019 BRANDS I p must lu s ta x The cold greens, light dressing and warm family-oriented restaurant. The food LB. + TAX goat cheese is a must have, if you never selections are appealing, fresh and flavor­ Prices effective thru 5/17/94. Prices available at this location only. have. ful, the value excellent and indubitably We reserve the right to limit quantities. 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The following births were announced Owen and Kelly Deahl, North Middle­ recently at Monmouth Medical Center, town, April 25, a boy. Long Branch. Thomas and Mary Kugelman, Belford, Timothy and Nancy Budge, Cliffwood April 26, a girl. Beach, April 21, a girl. Thomas and Patricia; Quattrocchi, At­ Khalila Barksdale, Red Bank, April 22, lantic Highlands, April 26, a boy. a boy. Bruce and Susan Morford, Middle­ Review all in-house purchase requests for potential Lori Lynn Lasso, Keyport, April 22, a town, April 26, a boy. waste savings. girl. Winston and Kathleen Woodward, Red Paul and Catherine Fredericks, Port Bank, April 27, a girl. Call the Recycling Hotline at (908) 577-8400. Monmouth, April 22, a boy. Donna and James Gerrity, Port Brian and Jean DePalma, Holmdel, Monmouth, March 3, a girl. April 25, a girl. Marie and Joseph McCabe, Hazlet, Scott and Adrienne Alexander, Farm- April 29, a boy and a girl. ingdale, April 25, a boy. Joan and Dirk Moedt, Middletown, April 30, a boy. The following births were announced Barbara and Barry Schwartz, recently at Riverview Medical Center, Leonardo, April 30 a girl. Red Bank: Cindy and Mark Bivians, West Richard and Dawn Restuccia, Hazlet Keansburg, May 1, a boy. Township, April 23, a boy. Frances and John Parkinson, Hazlet Jeffrey and Sheila Colasurdo, Ab­ Township, May 2, a boy. erdeen, April 23, a girl. Brenda and Steven Minervini, North L et’s Prevent W aste. It ’s The B etter W ay. Elliot and Monica Olschwang, Lin­ Middletown, May 2, a girl. croft, April 23, a girl. Colleen and Carmine Jr. DeCorso, Leonardo, May 3, a girl. THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 18, 1994 4 3

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ery. ABERDEEN A Holmdel Road residence was bur­ glarized the morning of May 6. Approxi­ mately $900 worth of personal items were Patrolman William Bommer investi­ stolen. Police believe someone entered A n c l W e H a v e I t A IL gated a May 10 attempted break-in at through an unlocked door. Patrolman Commerce Plaza, Route 35. Tampering Robert Dispenza responded. » Annuals • Hanging Plants • Azaleas • Geraniums was evident on the doors. A 34-year-old Keansburg man was A 1993 four-door Toyota was reported charged May 5 with violation of a re­ • Large Selection of Herbs & Perennials stolen May 7 from a Bayview Street drive­ straining order and released on recog­ • Star Roses way. Patrolman Tracy VanGlahn investi­ nizance after bail was set at $10,000 on gated. the condition that he have no contact with Let us do the work for you. As always, we have Somebody tried to set a car on fire, the victim, a Hazlet woman, and that he Bring in your pots for everything* ‘ for all ” your according to a report filed by Patrolwoman attend group therapy and Alcoholics customized planting. Gardeningngl Needs! Kathy Sisti. The May 7 unsuccessful arson Anonymous meetings. Patrolman David attempt occurred on Lake Boulevard, and Brett made the arrest. MASTERCARD OPEN the vandals are at large. DISCOVER EVERY DAY A cement block was thrown through a VISA Mon. to Sat. 9-6 window of a Cashel Drive home on May 8. Sun. 9-5 Patrolman William Bommer investigated. A blue, four-door, 1987 Cadillac was reported stolen May 5 from the Jamesway A 30-year-old worker at the Keyport parking lot, Route 34. Patrolwoman Kathy Car Care Center on Broadway reported Sisti investigated. May 11 that he accidentally spilled acid in his eyes. The Keyport First Aid and GET FIT FOR SUM M ER! Patrolman Ken Marr Jr. responded, and the accident victim was taken to Bayshore Community Hospital. FITNESS Sandra Shaw, of 21 Kelly St., East Six New Yorkers were arrested by Keansburg, was arrested and charged PARAMOIM! CENTER police and charged with possession of with disorderly conduct on May 10. Police stolen property, possession of burglary said she was throwing bottles at passing You're motivated to workout and realize tools, theft and conspiracy to commit theft that you could have the time to workout if cars on Front Street. Patrolman David only you had fitness equipment in your at Marshall’s in Holmdel Towne Center on Sorber made the arrest. May 8. Acting on a telephone call, police home. But, the reality is that your floor A personal computer was stolen May space is at a premium. If you won't settle said they arrested the alleged shoplifters 3 from an Osborne Street home. Pa­ in their vehicle as they were leaving the for a spindly version of a home gym just trolman Ken Marr Jr. investigated. to save space, then consider the scene. Four of the suspects were juveniles A fire was reported May 3 at the old and released to their parents. The other Paramount Fitness Center. While con­ Aeromarine plant on Locust Street. The serving floor space this gym includes 22 two, Lyle Crawford, 18, and Christopher Keyport Fire Company and the police re­ traditional exercises. Value your space Shaw, 27, both of Brooklyn, N.Y., were sponded. and what you put into it. taken to Monmouth County Jail in lieu of $7,500 bail. The arresting officers were SALE $2395 Reg.$2695 Patrolmen Gerard Burke, Thomas MATAWAN Durdack and John Mioduszewski. PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE DELIVERY OR INSTALLATION (For Standard Unit Only) — HAZLE A piece of a concrete statue was ■ ■ ■ thrown into a picture window of a Johnson TUNTURI J620p PROGRAMMABLE TREADMILL Avenue home on May 10. Patrolm an A consistently smooth and comfortable workout - with less Thomas Falco investigated, and found the impact than running on the street. The flywheel and run­ At Sam’s Mobile Court, a Route 36 ning belt were designed for a smooth, quiet performance. trailer park, someone broke into a trailer remainder of the statue on the Ravine • Programmable speed and incline Drive School lawn. • Speeds from 1 to 10 m.p.h. the evening of April 25 and stole a cam­ Patrolman Robert McGowan broke corder and VCR valued at a total of • Wide running surface • Electronic incline to 12% up a dispute at the Mill Brook Diner, Route • Soft foam hand grips cover handrails $1,350. Entry was through a rear window. 34, on May 9. Patrolman Leo Armenti responded. A Wyckoff Street resident reported A BB gun was used to shoot holes in May 9 to police that neighbors were out­ SALE *1795 Reg.$1995 windows of three Route 35 businesses lo­ side, in their backyard, using profanity and cated near the Florence Avenue intersec­ drinking. Patrolmen Robert McGowan and T U N T U R t • tion the night of April 25-26. Patrolman Joseph Dzwil responded. Glen Hourihan responded. Police recovered a 1989 red Hyundai Two holes were smashed in a car win­ in the rear parking lot of Bar H, South dow, apparently with a hammer, after it Laurel Avenue, on May 7. The car had was parked in the railroad station parking been stolen May 3 from Naval Weapons lot on May 10. Patrolman George Leeuw Com bine fitness, Station Earle in Middletown. Police saw responded. the car parked there several nights. When An obscene word was written in black fam ily and fun! they first checked, it had not been reported magic marker on a car parked May 10 on Go anywhere with the ultimate all-terrain stolen, but in a subsequent check, it was. Shainy Lane. Patrolman George Leeuw stroller.. Walk, jog or hike on the trail, at the Patrolman Joseph Akers made the recov- investigated. mall or even at the beach. The three-wheel design beats the bumps and lets mom and dad stay in shape while baby rides in style! • Sunlight and indoor tan­ ning in moderate doses are both commonly pre­ * # 1 3 3 scribed by dermatologists to treat acne, psoriasis The Ultimate Tanning Salon and other skin conditions. • Longest, Widest I Coolest Beds In the Industry • 9 Spacious Rooms • CD Players in Every Room • The sun is our most reli­ • Open 7 Days a Week 9am-11pm able source of vitamin D. 200 MAIN STREET, ASBURY PARK, NJ 07712 1275 Hwy 35 North • Middletown And vitamin D is neces­ (Just past All American Chevrolet) sary to property absorb 908-775-1630 671-TANN 671-8266 the calcium in our diets. EXERCISE EQUIPMENT • SALES & SERVICE • Wearing a sunscreen with SPF 8 or higher stops sunlight-assisted ‘ Per Tanning Session (Reg . m • Minimum Purchase: 4 Tanning Sessions D production. • No Limit! • Must be paid In full at time of purchase » Offer valid with coupon only 200 Main St. Holmdel Plaza Expires 5/25/94 • Cannot be combined with other otters * According to Or. Mi( Asbury Park 2145 Rt. 35, Holmdel 908-775-1630 908-739-4004 4 4 MAY 18, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT DEADLINE: May 23 OBITUARIES ISSUE DATE: May 18 LORRAINE J PROVENZANO BIDDULPH. 49, of Hazlet died May 9 at home. Born in WIN Brooklyn, N.Y., she lived there before moving to Hazlet nine years ago. She was a business ex­ ecutive for Varitech Electronics, Marlboro, for DINNER five years. She was a communicant of St. Benedict’s Roman Catholic Church, Holmdel. FOR TWO She was predeceased by her husband, Patrick, When you find Andy hiding who died in 1972. Surviving are two sons, James Burke of Cliffwood Beach and Frank in this week’s issue, you Patalano of Hazlet; a daughter, Bridgette Wiec- m ay win: zorek of Hazlet; her mother, Lorraine A D inner for Two a t Kondracke Provenzano of Hazlet; and a sister, Barbara Kurtanick of Ocean Grove. Services Redheads Bistro/Bar were under tne direction of Day Funeral Home, Located on Rt. 35S Keyport. Interment was at St. Joseph's (at Rascals Comedy Club), Cemetery, Keyport. Ocean, 908-531-1001 Redheads is at Rascals Comedy BERNARD P. MCLAUGHLIN, 56, of Key­ Club, but they do NOT serve port died May 8 at Riverview Medical Center, comedy dub food. Enjoy the lively Red Bank. Born in Linden, he lived in Cliffwood and energetic, often original and Beach before moving to Keyport 29 years ago. creative dishes featuring wonderful He was an iron worker for Iron Workers Local accents and taste sensations. No. 373, Perth Amboy, for 22 years before retir­ There’s tempting appetizers, hand­ ing in 1993. He was a member of the Iron made pastas and huge portions. Workers Local No. 373, Perth Amboy, and Redheads is a show-stopper! B.P.O.E. No. 2417, Matawan. He was a Memo­ Hifh Ptrtomunce Just fill out the entry blank rial Home Honor Guard, VFW No. 4745, Cliff­ Vtsplt Vtlue Prlcml! V e sp ia ’s and mail it to: wood Beach. He was predeceased by his moth­ er, Rita Stanis Scarborough, who died in 1987. All Smoot High ANDY c/o The Independent Surviving are three daughters, Joanne J Size/Style Reg. SALE1 Ptrftrmmci Raditl! DeMarco of Hazlet, Donna Koehler of Brick and P185/60R14-BSL $86. *56. Edgeboro Rd., East Brunswick, NJ. 08816 Size/Style Reg. SALE! Andrea Eckel of Union Beach; two sisters, P195/60R14-BSL 89. 67. P215/60R14-Blk $145. $109. The winner will be drawn from the Janet Fogler of Hazlet and Patricia Bolden of P215/60R14-BSL 102. 77. Willinghow; two brothers, Joseph of Florida and P195/60R15-BSL 95. 71. P215/60R14-OWL 152. 114. entry blanks with the correct answer. P215/65R15-OWL 157. 118. James of Edison; his father, Ralph Scarborough P215/60R15-BSL 106. 79. of Batten Rouge, La.; three grandchildren; and P225/60R15-BSL 109. 82. P205/60R15-Bk 148. 111. close friend and companion, Bernadette Ha- P205/70R14-RWL 94. 71. P215/60R15-Bk 149. 112. jTFound'ANDY"] mond of Matawan. Sen/ices were under the di­ I P215/65R15-RWL 104. 78. P225/60R16-Bk 165. 124. rection of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a He was hiding in the | Mass at St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, Keyport. Burial was at Rosedale Cemetery, Lin­ den. I ! ...... I I FRANK REINHOLD, 68, of Matawan died Vesoia'sm Vespia's on Page May 6 at Bayshore Community Hospital, Brut Lookt, The llltluMtt la Holmdel. Born in New York City, he lived there FintaHlc I Name before moving to Matawan eight years ago. He Ptrlormsace was an engineer for Prudential, East Hanover, Tturiat- tor All Popnttr j Address______for 10 years before retiring in 1984. He was a Vtsplt Vilut ■ M Pickups Priced! member of the VFW, Middletown. Surviving are I ------his wife, Catherine Antonelli Reinhold of Cliff­ Size/Style Req. SALE! I Phone...... wood Beach; two sons, Philip Covelli of Middle­ P205/75R15-OWL *115. $86. Size/Style Reg. SALE! town and Frank V. of Matawan; four daughters, P215/75R15-OWL 116. 87. I______.______I P195/60R15-Blk $178. Madeline Everdean of Cliffwood Beach, Eliza­ P225/75R15-OWL 119. 89. $99. beth Karg of Aberdeen, Karen Trivigno of P235/75R15-OWL 120. 90. P205/60R15-Blk 187. 112. Florida and Christine of Aberdeen; and four P235/75R15-Blk 122. 79. P215/60R15-Blk 165. 99. grandchildren. Services were under the direc­ 30-950R15-OWL 140. 105. P205/55R16-Blk 178. 129. tion of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a Mass 31-1050R15-OWL 155. 116. P235/75R15 GSA-OWL139. 89. at Holy Family Roman Catholic Church, Union Beach. Interment was at Cloverleaf Cemetery, Woodbridge. Preventive Maintenance Tune-Ups i Radiator & Cooling Check-Up W ALTER J. KELICH, 85, died May 10 at D w t o r f home in Melbourne, Fla. A longtime resident of $' 95 North Brunswick, he moved to Melbourne in 1983. He was an auto and truck mechanic. Mr. 4 Cyl. 39 6Cyl $49 bcvi $59: $9 Kelich was predeceased by his wife, Sally M. Install resistor spark plugs, labor, adjustidjust timing & ■* Pressure 1 test the entire cooling system & cap. Kelich. Surviving are a daughter, Beatrice of carburetor (where applicable). CneckCheck fluids, ||_ Inspect water pump, hoses, belts & tighten CHILDS Providence, R.I.; four sisters, Stella Davis, filters, battery & road test. With this coupon, clamps. With this coupon. Limit 1 per customer. Casey Juhasz and Mary Kulpa, all of English­ Limit 1 per customer. FUNERAL HOME town and Wanda Reilly of Toms River; and a Exp. 6-7-94 Exp. 6-7-94 Serving All Faiths brother, Joseph of Englishtown. 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THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 18, 1994 4 5 It’s tee time at local golf courses PROPERTY LINES Three Monmouth County Park vation service card for $30 that expires System golf courses, Hominy Hills, at the end of the golf season, Dec. 23. 10 Galloping Hill Road...... $335,000 (Colts Neck) Howell Park (Howell) and A dult golf clinics are held every 25 Ladwood Drive...... $425,000 Pine Brook (Manalapan) opened for the week from mid-April to mid-October 25 Painted Wagon Road... $153,178 season April 1. Shark River Golf Course while pee wee golf clinics are held every 138 Arlington Ave...... $ 61,000 (Neptune) remains open year round. week from late June to late August. New 729 Cliffwood Ave...... $ 44,105 Golfers are playing the four courses this year are advanced junior clinics for 159 Fox Hill C ourt...... $ 90,000 MIDDLETOWN through the park’s system’s 24-hour au­ those over age 12 who have already 468 Garden Place...... $115,500 taken pee wee clinics. 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BY DAN MILLER because of the continuing growth in Millstone and the demand for more golf Staff W riter courses in the area, said Jim Truncer, sec­ The #1 retary and director of the Monmouth Sales Agent MILLSTONE — A plan now on the County Parks System. drawing board may result in two 18-hole “For a long time now, we have been (A GOLDUieU. A TOP PRODUCER WHO WILL PUT A Highest Overall public golf courses being built in the long on golfers and short on golf courses B A N K E R □ township by 2000. 1 1 1 SIGN ON YOUR HOME Production in this county,” Truncer said. Monmouth County has been in the When Selling or Buying... Call Aura ol Combined Sales Truncer said there are about 15,000 SCHLOTT® process of acquiring land over the past & Listings Sold people who buy an annual resident golf c o io u je u Middletown1 Holmdel * Hazlet REALTORS* QJ few years covering about 619 acres in the BANK6R □ card ($15). The problem, according to 1991,1992,1993 Charleston Spring section of the township. 724-2492 Truncer, is that the four county courses SCHLOTT* ® Office 671-1000 O Over $7,000,000 Matawan Office The site is off Route 527A and the south REALTORS* Res. 741-9171 can only accommodate about 1,200 Marketed in 1993 583-5000 side of Sweetman’s Lane. Eve. 566-1423 golfers a day. The purpose in acquiring the land is “That means we can accommodate about 8 percent of all golfers who may want to play golf every day in Monmouth County,” Truncer said. “At least with the W E P R O U D L Y addition of these two new golf courses, we will be able to satisfy more people in the area. The demand for golf has been PRESENT SOME rising greatly over the last 10 years Our park and open space plan gives us direc­ tion for future open space in the county.” The Monmouth County Parks System FOLKS W HO CAN T operates four public golf courses — Hominy Hill, Colts Neck, Howell Park, Howell, Pine Brook, Manalapan, and STOP BREAKING Shark River, Neptune. Studies for the proposed courses were completed by Geoffrey Cornish, a golf • • • architect from Massachusetts, who came up with a complete diagram of the pro­ posed courses, including wetlands delin­ eation. Our Record Breakers According to Cornish’s diagram, there will be enough acreage for a clubhouse serving both courses and a practice and instructional area for beginners, Truncer said. There will be about 70 acres remain­ onna ing which the county could use for other recreational purposes. Cornish completed Donna Bruno the study in October 1993. Tops in Listings Sold A more precise engineering study will determine just how the courses will be T o p s in O verall Production laid out, and more discussion is needed fo r the T hird Consecutive Year! between the county Board of Freeholders and parks system about capital funding programs for the improvement and acqui­ sition of the land. “That funding would allow us to pre­ pare detailed plans for specification and construction of the golf courses, and to get Chuck Mauer the necessary permits needed to get start­ ed on the project,” Truncer said. Tops in Sales “An 18-hole public golf course gener­ ally costs between $6 million and $8 mil­ lion, but we really won’t know exactly Both Donn how much this project will cost until we get further details,” said Freeholder Ted Members of Narozanick. International Pr Narozanick said he is hoping that once those details are worked out it will take no Both are mem longer than four years to complete the Million Dollar Sales project. “It’s a future investment,” Narozanick Both are in the Top 1% of Coldwell said of the golf courses. “We discuss this Banker 50,000 + real estate project regularly because it is important Individually that we don’t provide any additional bur­ associates internationally Donna Bruno & den to the taxpayers. I’m really excited Each closed over $6,000,000 in real about this proposal. Our other golf courses Chuck Mauer in the area have proven to be very prof­ estate in 1993! itable over the years.” are the Top Real Mayor Frank Muzzicato was excited Estate Agents about the project. “I believe any type of activity which CO LDUJeiL in the will create or preserve open space is good B A N K E R □ MATAWAN/ABERDEEN Aberdeen/Matawan for our community,” Muzzicato said. “It will attract the type of people we want to AREA OFFICE area of all real have living here and it will also attract 132 Route 34, Matawan more jobs to the area. I see this as a posi­ estate agencies. tive step in the direction for future growth (908) 583-5000 in this township.” THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 18, 1994 4 7

Spo r ts H ornets’ tennis fin a lly takes title

BY ALAN KARMIN

Staff Writer

he Holmdel High School boys’ tennis team proved' three times’ a charm as they captured the T school’s first Shore Conference Tournament championship at Marlboro High School on May 9. The Hornets (16­ 2) had lost in the finals the last two years before upending Christian Brothers Academy (13-2) 4-1 in the title match. “This victory really meant a lot,” said Hornets’ coach Jeff Luckenbach, “because we’ve been so close for two straight years. Losing two 3-2 matches (the last two years) makes you really appreciate it once you finally win it.” The Holmdel coach said the marathon match at first singles was the highlight of the match between the two teams and was a tribute to the talent of both athletes and both teams. The Hornets’ Mike Klatsky and the Colts’ Dave Kenas went at it for two hours and 17 minutes before the sophomore from Holmdel won out with a 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 heart-wrenching victory. “It was outstanding,” said Luckenbach. “Not only the length of the match but it was also matched by the outstanding play by both players. If Klatsky would hit a winner, Kenas would come right back and hit one himself. So it was also an outstanding match, it just wasn’t one of perseverance.” HAMMERING HORNET — Bernard Kim of Holmdel High School dropped this match against Milburn on Friday 6-0 Luckenbach, who has always said that 7-5 as the Hornets lost 3-2. On Monday of last week the Hornets won the Shore Conference title by defeating you just can’t rely on a great singles play­ Christian Brothers Academy, Middletown, 4-1. In that match-up Kim defeated Scott Babka in three sets, 4-6, 6-4, er in high school team tennis, said the 6-3. Hornets’ talent up and down the lineup (Photo by Rich Schultz) has been the key to the team’s success. are at second doubles. ment at the beginning of the season. The the tennis court.” “The good thing about it, aside from Kim defeated Scott Babka 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 Hornets hope to meet up with Millburn, Luckenbach is hoping that the experi­ Klatsky’s steadiness at first singles, we’ve while Varma easily disposed of Chris Hi­ one of the state’s top teams, again in the ence of the squad will contribute to some been winning matches at various positions lary 6-2, 6-0 to sweep the singles matches. NJSIAA Group II tournament. more titles this season. so that shows the depth and talent of the Pollack and Goldman won their match The Hornets are seeded No. 1 in the “With the abundance of seniors and the team,” he said. “We’ve shown we can win over Raj Kuchivhatla and Joe Prussack 6­ Central Jersey Group II sectional playoffs experience that they’ve had, it’s nice to at different spots at different times and we 0, 7-5. But the Colts avoided the sweep and would most likely meet up with No. 2 see that they’re able to come through with really don’t have to rely on one particular when Cameron Bruce and Adam Cortese seed Princeton on Tuesday. some of the tough matches,” he said. “And spot in the lineup. came back to defeat Kim and Strauss 3-6, Luckenbach said his Shore Conference “It’s also very important the way teams what we’re looking forward to is hopeful­ 6-0, 6-3 at first doubles. championship squad compares well with ly finally getting over the hump with the match up. We match up different ways The rest of the Shore Conference some of the talented Holmdel teams of the with different teams. Against some teams Central Jersey Group II title and if we do championship squad includes juniors Ali past. we have a very strong singles lineup. that, then we’ll have our third shot against Hushyar, Dave Gaebel, Victor Lee and “The one thing that comes out and I However, against some teams we have to Millbum.” Rajay Bagaria, sophomores Dave Miller think it’s pretty evident is the team’s ath­ rely heavily on our doubles teams because Klatsky and Bernard Kim have both and Bryan Sekino, and freshman Greg leticism,” said Luckenbach. “I have some their team may have stronger singles.” Weiner. qualified for the state singles tournament. Behind Klatsky is a senior-dominated multi-sport athletes on this level and it Klatsky is the No. 4 seed in the tourney The Hornets, No. 5 in the state, suf­ compares well with some of my other suc­ lineup with Bernard Kim at second singles fered a defeat on Friday to Millbum (21­ while Kim was one of 12 No. 2 singles cessful teams which were full of multi­ and Nitin Varma at third singles. Albert 2), ranked No. 3 in the state. Both of their players who made the cut. The singles sport athletes as well. And I think each of Kim and Jon Strauss team up at first dou­ losses have been to Millburn, the first competition takes place after completion those sports compliment what they do on bles while Joe Pollack and Mark Goldman coming in the Newark Academy Tourna­ of the team Tournament of Champions.

Shore Stars outshine Trenton Cubs 4 7 - 2 3

The Shore Stars, an 11-and-under tenacious team defense to put Trenton “It was kind of helter-skelter in the three out-of-state tournaments and some girls’ A.A.U. team, held off a strong sec­ away. first half and we really let them back in of the teams that we did go up against ond quarter run by the Trenton Cubs, to “Going into this tournament, we the ballgame. But I thought our girls were ‘state all-star teams’ such as the seize a 47-23 victory at Rutgers Prepara­ were told that Trenton was the team to played tremendous defense in the third Boston Bay Magic. The girls played a tory School in Somerset on Saturday. beat,” said Coach John DeMatteo. “With quarter when we held them to one basket.” tremendous game against them even The Stars twice held a nine-point the 11-year-old division, you get paired up DeMatteo said a lot of the prepara­ though we lost by three points which was lead before Trenton closed within two by the luck of the draw out of a hat. When tion for the state tournament has come really at the end of the game. So I think points, 19-17, at half-time. But the Stars we got paired up with them, we kind of from the tough out-of-state competition the competition that we found for them to went on a 15-2 third quarter tear, sparked felt we had our work cut out for us and I the girls have faced. play certainly helped get them ready to by the offense of Vanessa Putnoky, who think the girls were well-prepared to play “We have played some tough play in the state tournament.” poured in a game-high 16 points, and a them and rose to the occasion. teams,” said DeMatteo. “W e’ve been in Continued on page 48 4 8 MAY 18, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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cost is $60 plus $10 for raffle tickets. Family two children and $115 for three children. A cer kick, dribble and throw. Gold, silver and discounts are available. An additional $75 work deposit of $100 and a uniform deposit of bronze medals, along with school trophies w ill work deposit check is required. Please bring a $25 is required. Details: 264-3060 and use be awarded. Volunteers are requested to help The Aberdeen Township Environmental copy of a birth certificate for any new players. voice mail supervise competitions, identify winners, and Board is sponsoring a fishing contest for blue- For further information call Nan at 888-2840. move groups of children from one contest to fish and striped bass to be held on Saturday, The recreation department w ill sponsor another. May 21, from 4-7:30 p.m. at the Bayshore in The Hazlet Gems, a girls’ under 11 travel­ its annual Fishing Derby for children ages 3 the Cliffwood Beach section of the township. ing soccer team, played Sayreville to a 0-0 tie 'through 17 on June 4 from 8 a.m.-12 p.m. at The Under-19 G irls Traveling Soccer This family-oriented event is being held to pro­ in MOSA National play. The Gems put on a Veterans Memorial Park. Participants may pre­ Team w ill hold tryouts on June 18 and 19 from furious attack but could not get past the register at the Recreation Office or on the day 11 a.m.-l p.m. at the Soccer Complex on mote environmentally sound use of the town­ Sayreville goalkeeper. Shannon Lane was of the Derby from 7-8 a.m. and must supply ship’s natural resources and to help keep the Green Acres Drive. The rain date is June 26. equally impressive, gaining her second consec­ their own bait and pole. A ll children must be For more information call Bob at 264-1548 or beach clean. Conservation is encouraged. The utive shutout. Tara McFadden, Megan accompanied by a parent or guardian. largest fish, determined by length, wins. Since Joe at 739-3015. Lomicky and Mary Nappi all put on a strong the biggest, not the most, wins, anglers are performance for the Gems. The Hazlet Recreation Commission w ill encouraged to release all small fish. The con­ The Hazlet Recreation Commission w ill be sponsoring a bus trip to the Meadowlands be sponsoring the Rainbow Foundation’s 3.1 test is free to all. However, participants must The Hazlet Hurricanes extended their for a 7 p.m. professional roller hockey game mile (5K) race on June 26 at 9 a.m. The race register before starting to fish to be eligible to w ill begin and end at the Hazlet Swim and win. Registration w ill take place only at the winning streak with wins over Wayne and between the New Jersey Rockin Rollers and beach parking lot on Laktfshore Drive. The Watchung H ills. The Hurricanes Shut out Philadelphia on June 10. Tickets may be pur­ Tennis Club. The Rainbow Foundation special­ Wayne 3-0. Tricia Sellitto tallied twice while chased at the Recreation Office at a cost of $15 izes in financial assistance to families bur­ contest date is coincident with the arrival of dened with childhood diseases and help to bat­ early “racer” bluefish in Raritan Bay. High tide Lori O’Neill added a goal. Heather Andrews which includes transportation. The bus w ill on contest day is 5:31 p.m. Trophies w ill be earned the shutout in the goal for Hazlet. Beth leave from the Library Overflow Parking Lot tered and abused children. If you can’t partici­ W ile, Bettie Bean and Lo ri O’ N e ill each on Middle Road. pate but would like to send a donations, please awarded for first, second and third place in the scored a goal as the Hurricanes upended send it to “The Friends of the Rainbow following categories: youth (under 12), young Watchung Hills 3-1. Danielle Janezic, Stacey The Hazlet Recreation Commission w ill Foundation” P. O. Box 5188, Hazlet 07730. adult (13-17) and adult (over 18). In case of a Wlbroel, Siobhan Tennant, Stacey Keshish and be sponsoring a “Roller Hockey Clinic” severe storm, the contest w ill be held on June which w ill be given by the New Jersey Rockin Hazlet Recreation’s Rocket Basketball 4. For further information contact Frank Huza Christina Main all turned in big performances to aid in the victories. Rollers for ages 8 through adult. Five one-hour Camp w ill be held June 28-July 2 from 8:45 at 566-2390. lessons w ill be given at the Soccer Field Com­ a.m.-12 p.m. at Raritan High School. The Registration for Pop W arner Football plex Parking Lot from June 20-24. The fee is camp, which w ill be directed by Rich Shaman, w ill be held on Saturday, May 21, from 9 a.m.- $105 and lessons w ill be scheduled according is for children ages 10-17. Registration is at the 12 p.m. at the HYAL complex for last season’s to age groupings. Any child registering for this Recreation Office. The fee is $75 and a T-shirt participants and an open registration from 12 program w ill receive one complimentary ticket is included. p.m.-4 p.m. There w ill also be registration on for the first three Rockin Rollers’ home games The Hazlet Recreation Office is located June 4 from 12 p.m.-4 p.m. Registration for at the Meadowlands Arena. Registrations are now being accepted for at 319 Middle Road. For any information Hazlet Recreation’s Rocket Basketball Camp regarding recreation activities call 739-0653. Pop Warner Cheerleading w ill be held on Wednesday, May 25, from 6-7 p.m. for last The Hazlet Recreation Commission w ill for girls ages 10 through 17. The camp w ill be season’s participants and open registration be sponsoring a Junior Olympics Program directed by Frank Dudgeon and w ill be held at Hazlet Unified Soccer Association w ill be for children ages 7 through 18 on June 18 from Raritan High School from July 5-9, from 8:45 accepting registrations for their fall recreation from 7-8 p.m. for newcomers. Children must be between the ages of 8-14 by August 1. 9 a.m.-12 p.m. at Raritan High School. The a.m.-12 p.m. The fee is $75 and can be paid at program. Registrations w ill be at the Hazlet Please bring a small current photo. A ll new events w ill include 50-, 100- and 200-yard the Recreation Office through June 24. Proof Soccer Complex located on Green Acres Drive registrants also need a copy of a notarized birth dashes; standing and running jumps; school on May 21 and June 4 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. The certificate. 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Continued from previous page of physical is required which may be supplied The Middletown Terminators, a MOSA by a school nurse or doctor. Premier Division 82/83 boys’ soccer team, won their third consecutive game by defeating The Recreation Commission is sponsor­ the Jackson Vies Strikers 3-1 on May 7. Jason ing a Tennis Program for beginners and inter­ Hsiang collected all three goals for the hat mediates, ages 7-17, at the Raritan High trick with assists from Brian Godfrey, Frank School tennis courts. Pre-registration is Montalvo and Jim McMullan. Goalie Greg required for this program which runs Monday- Spaltro stopped 17 shots for the Terminators. Thursday for five weeks beginning July 11. Michael Mammolito, Keith Nowak, Sean Rath, One hour of instruction w ill be given twice a Nat Glackin, Christopher Hickey, Scott Kruse, week during the hours of 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tim Stroebel, Zach Thompson, Michael depending on which group the student is Dougherty, Omar El-Sayed and Justin enrolled in. Students must have their own rack­ Petrocelli have all contributed to the team’s et and wear proper attire. The fee is $30 and is strong play. The team’s overall record in payable at the Recreation Office. spring MOSA play is 3-2, placing them in a tie for second place in their division with Jackson.

The Middletown Vipers Premier U-10 Boys’ soccer team continued to display one of the MOSA’s most dominant defense with a 3-0 victory over Lacey on May 7. The Viper de­ The Holmdel Tennis Center is set to fense has only yielded two goals so far this begin its season on Saturday, May 21, with a season. Andy Veth, Chris Lancos and Marc Round Robin Singles Tournament. There w ill Cino each tallied for the Vipers while the dia­ be Men’s and Women’s draws. Each match mond defense, led by Andy Hooker, Tripp Jar- w ill consist of an eight-game no-ad pro set. den, Justin Clarke, Matt Woolsten and Chris Tournament fees are $4 for members and $6 Falanga, contained the Lacey attack and held for non-members. Registration begins at 9:30 the Crossfire team to just two shots on goals. a.m. and play begins at 10 a.m. The tourna­ The Vipers are tied for first place in the Pre­ ment is open to all levels of play. Prizes w ill be mier MOSA division with teams from Brick awarded to the highest point totals for men and and Ocean. women. The center also has memberships available for the tennis enthusiasts who enjoy The Middletown Tornadoes dropped a 1-0 playing on har-tru courts. Rain date is Sat­ decision to the Brick Strikers on May 7 despite urday, May 28. The center has also announced a strong defensive effort. The Under 13 girls’ that Jim Palumbo w ill serve as tennis pro for traveling squad suffered its first defeat in 15 IN STRIDE — Scott Davis of Matawan High School helped the Huskies the 1994 season. Palumbo is a life-long resi­ MOSA league games, but remain in first place track team to a third place finish at the County Championships on dent of Monmouth County and has been a with a 4-1 record. The only score of the game Saturday. Davis took a first in the 400 meter intermediate hurdles and a ranked player by both the Eastern Tennis came 58:00 into the contest. second in the 800 meters as the Huskies totaled 44 points at the meet. Association and the United States Tennis The Huskies’ girls track team also totaled 44 points, good enough for Association. He and his staff w ill provide The Middletown Youth Athletic Associa­ tion travel baseball organization is forming second-place overall on that side of the ledger. group and individual programs for children, (Photo by Bob Bruce) juniors and adults. There w ill be week-long two teams to play highly competitive baseball clinics throughout the months of July and in Monmouth and Ocean counties through the August. For more information, contact the end of July. The age groups are 13 years old Holmdel Tennis Center at 946-2870. and 14-15 years old. Serious players only should call Tony Marione, 872-9249, Greg DiGregorio, 495-0150, Kevin Haran, 495­ 0247, or John Baldwin, 495-3685. BARACUDA The second annual Pop W arner Football Camp w ill be held from July 18-22 at the — Keyport High School athletic field for boys in grades 3-8. Staff members include Keyport The ARC Golf Classic, which benefits the Association of Retarded Citizens of Monmouth POOL High School head coach Mike Ciccotelli, Keansburg High School head coach John County, w ill be held Monday, May 23, at Bat­ Schultheis and kicking guru Pat Sempier. The tleground Country Club with a shotgun start at fee is $40. Checks can be made payable to the 8:45 a.m. There w ill be refreshments and a Keyport Recreation Commission and mailed barbecue at the end of play. The entry fee is $120 and proceeds w ill be used for ARC’s CLEANER to: Pop Warner Football Camp, c/o Miguel Hernandez, 251 Atlantic St. No. 26A, Keyport, training programs for Special Needs people in 07735. For further information contact Camp Monmouth County. For further information Director Miguel Hernandez at 264-9283. call 493-1919, Ext. 125. SAYS NO! The Third Annual Jon Pritsch Memorial Golf Tournament w ill be held May 31 at 2 p.m. at Fort Monmouth Golf Course. The tour­ No dirt, No debris, No bugs, No leaves, nament, in memory of the late high school golf The Matawan Rotary Club, in conjunction standout, provides four scholarships of $1,000 No twigs, No pebbles, No wheels, with Aberdeen Township, w ill hold its First each to students who pursue a career in a golf- No gears, No electric motors, No metal parts, Annual C harity Golf Outing to benefit the related field. The cost per team is $125 for five Bruce MacCutcheon Scholarship Fund of players which includes greens fees for the 18 No booster pumps, No special lines, Matawan Regional High School. It w ill be held hole tournament, team and individual awards, Monday, July 18, at 11:30 a.m. at Bamm golf balls, bag tags, and a cookout dinner af­ bags to empty, No problem installing. Hollow Country Club in Middletown. Anyone terwards for all players and coaches. For an interested in participating or placing an ad in application or information, contact the program, please contact Martha A. Tournament Director John Knodel at Suhayda-Vogt at 946-0900. Middletown High School South by calling 706-6153 between 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

MiBfUfTOWN The Annual Benefit Polo Match spon­ BfiRfiCUDA' sored by the Mental Health Association, now The world's simplest automatic pool cleaners in its ninth year, w ill take place on Sunday, Dawn Marino, former standout from also available: Middletown South High. School, was honored June 5, at Wolf H ill Farm in Oceanport. Fes­ • ABOVE & IN-GROUND POOLS by the New Jersey Intercollegiate Spring tivities include contests and entertainment. • POOL TABLES & Accessories Coaches and Sports Media Association by be­ Gates open at 12:30 p.m. for tailgating parties. • PATIO & CASUAL FURNITURE ing named as a New Jersey University General admission tickets are two for $15 if • SERVICE, CHEMICALS & PARTS purchased in advance, and $10 each at the • GRILL PARTS, Accessories & Division Softball All-Star. The junior first pools...patlo <8c m o re PROPANE baseman led the Lady Hawks in virtually every gate, with off-field parking and field-side pic­ • PATIO & CASUAL FURNITURE offensive category including hits (52), runs nic area. Patron spaces are $300, $500 and Over 33 Years and Three Generations of Product. Pride and Professionalism (32), RBI (26) and stolen bases (26). A ll four $1,000. Unreserved field-side spaces are $150. Tickets are available by calling the Monmouth HOURS: M O N . & FRI. 9-8, TUES., WED., THURS., SAT. 9-5, SUN. 11-5 are Monmouth single-season records. At first 4235 Rt. 9 N., Freehold, N.J. 07728 (908) 462-5005 base, Marino committed only five errors in 314 County Association of Realtors at 946-3001 or total chances. the Mental health Association at 842-7077. 5 0 MAY 18,1994, THE INDEPENDENT MEET YOUR MATCH PERSONALS

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We accept responsibility for only the first incorrect insertion. We reserve the MATAWAN SO./NO. BRUNSWICK-M/F Local Sentinel/Suburban Readers non-smoker, to share lux. 2 right to edit, reject or properly classify any ad. DISNEY AREA FLA. May Call 254-7979 Please be advised that all future Board of bdrm/2 baths, fum., wash./ s Health meetings of the Borough of dry., air. $450. + util. Avail, 2/3/4/ bedroom. Luxury homes immed. Call 908-297-8758 3mi. Disney. From $550/wk. Matawan will be held at the 908-446-8237.... 908-446-0224 Matawan Health Center m m i LOG CABIN, PA. 145 Broad Street $800./PER WEEK NOTICES 1 CALL 908-254-1331, EVES Matawan, NJ EAST BRUNSWICK ’85 Suzan Dapolito, 14’ X 54’. 2 bedrooms. On S.SEASIDE PARK Board of Health, secretary large lot, yard, shed, double 3 bedroom cottage. Sleeps 6. parking space. Asking Cable TV. Call 908-297-3195 $29,000. Call 908-257-9142 Published May 18,1994 GARAGE SALES 60 REAL ESTATE 5-15 ENTERTAINMENT 69 Cost $88.00 HAZLET ST. 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HousingIng Act off 1968 which...... makes It Illegal to advertise sny preference, 908-949-3114, 908-238-8289 limitation or discrimination based on OLD BRIDGE-BY OWNER. 3 race, color, religion, sex or national bdrm. ranch, 2 baths, finished MONMOUTH JCT. origin, or an Intention to make any basement, central air, fenced such preference, limitation or dia- SCHULT ’72, 12’x65’, 2 bed­ COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT 35-41 PETS/ANIMALS 65 AUTOMOTIVE 110-119 crimination. yard. Walk to NYC bus. This newspaper will not knowingly $135,000. Call 908-251-1536 room, screened in porch, cen­ accept any advertising for Real Es­ tral air., washer/dryer, fenced tate which is in violation of the law. in yard, pets allowed. MUST Our readers are informed that all Commercial Advertisers Please Call For Rates dwellings advertised In this newspa­ SAYREVILLE SELL. Asking $20,000 or best per are available on an equal op­ offer. Call 908-274-1722 portunity basis.” 3 bedroom, centrally located. Many extras. 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Shrewsbury, NJ 07702 capital investment. driver/food service worker to TEMPORARY SERVICES Management opportunities New York City & New Jersey, LIFEGUARD Attn: Mary E. Hickey or call Call 908-651-7477 deliver lunches to local within the first year. Profes­ to deliver small packages. for application 908-842-5750 BARBER schools. No experience nec­ 908-238-4700 Part time flexible hours for sional sales training program. Should be familiar with area Needed for busy Freehold essary. Ideal working hours. certified lifeguard. Immediate Qualified leads. Company and have clean driving record. 027 Business shop. Experience necessary. 908-613-4028. E.O.E. M/F position. Keyport area. Call paid major medical, life, den­ Call Laser Save 908-431-3339 NURSE’S AIDE Good pay, friendly atmos­ LIFEGUARDS 908-739-6604 I Equipment tal, 401K, and company stock. phere. Ask for Lori 6:50am-3pm, 3pm-9pm & DRIVERS Daycamp. 8 weeks. Certifica­ 70 Year old company and the WAREHOUSE $$$ LIFEGUARDS & WSI Certified 908-431-0822 3pm-11pm. State certified for tion. CPR, First Aid required. industry leader. Varied Shifts! needed. Excellent salary. Day Airport limo. Full time/part long term care. Differential for SIGN CARPENTERS/HELPERS Experience preferred. Call Recognized in the National Pick/pack, forklift, assembly! camp, 4 day week. Call time. Flexible hours. High $$. 908-431-0718 weekends. New applications College Placement Associa­ Start work today! 908-972-3687 long x 2’ wide. Box for for local home improvement RETIREES WELCOME. Call only being accepted: tion's 1993 Career Resource Call 908-390-1170 today. jutdoor business sign. Insert work. Call 900-679-1185 908-297-4004 Holmdel Convalescent Center Digest as one of the top 100 own panel. Like new. $400. or LIFEGUARDS Lorelei Temporaries LIGHT CLEANING 188 Highway 34 best offer. Call Sue DRIVERS WANTED best companies to work for in Holmdel, NJ 07733 CASHIER America. If your are well- One Auer Court Hair Salon. Thursdays and 908-251-3335 G r e a t Summer J o b s SUPERIOR CARRIERS, INC. groomed, hard working and East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Saturdays. 908-577-0550 for gift shop in Piscataway. Need-Certification We are now taking applica­ have a desire for true op­ Must be honest & reliable. Day Hours Only NURSE’S AIDE tions for COMPANY tank trail­ portunity, you are the individu­ Call 908-238-9282 Excellent Salary LIMO DRIVERS er drivers. Must be 23 years als we seek. Experienced and WAREHOUSE Weekends 7-3 & 3-11. Certifi­ CLERICAL $$$$ old. Must have CDL with HAZ. Call 908-446-5377 Responsible/clean driver’s li­ cation required. Weekend entry-level individuals wel­ Personnel needed for short New Openings Daily! endorsement, must pass DOT cense. Live in or near North bonus, prorated benefits. come. and long-term temporary posi­ Short/long term! physical, drug screen, written Brunswick. Must have excel­ Apply in person Monday- MANAGERS For a personal interview tions. Indidivals muse have re­ Work near home! and road test. W e are a 48 lent driving, map & customer Friday, 10am-4pm: call today! liable transportation. Compa Diversified' State carrier and growing. relations skills. Call RJ Arnold Walter Nursing Home Assistant M anagers nies are located in Somerset, Call 908-390-1170 Today. Many benefits. 908-220-0770 10am-2pm!! 622 S. Laurel Ave., Hazlet, NJ 908-238-4910 Dayton, Cranbury, Plainfield, Lorelei Temporaries Call 1-800-879-7727, Large retail chain seeking FT 029 Accounting Monday-Friday, 9am - 5pm. management personnel for Edison and surrounding One Auer Court Ask for Robin Pemp. Union, Plainfield & Staten Is­ AMERICAN FROZEN areas. Call 908-828-9111 FREELANCE WRITER East Brunswick, NJ 08816 land locations. Apply in per­ FOODS. INC. NORELL SERVICES, INC. DRIVERS WANTED son at: D.E. Jones An Employee-Owned Co. 197 Route 18 S., Suite 110 BOOKKEEPING CLERICAL SUPERIOR CARRIERS, INC. Gateway Plaza Equal Opportunity Employer East Brunswick, NJ THE EXAMINER We are now taking applica­ 1038 U.S. Hwy 9 EOA/ADA SERVICE FROM MY HOME. Expanding Princeton tions for OW NER OPERA­ Parlin, N.J. SALES THE NEWS TRANSCRIPT A/P, A/R, P/R, quarterly taxes. Company is seeking an all- TORS. Must be 23 years old. No telephone calls Gall Maria, 908-264-0362 around person. Light typing, Must have CDL with HAZ. F/T, P/T Experience in 03S Help Wan Freelance writers wanted to cover stories filing and excellent endorsement. Must pass DOT furniture sales. Retirees PAX & FIGURES communication skills. physical, drug screen, written welcomed. Manalapan area. Part Ti in Western Monmouth County. Experience Immediate need. and road test. Tractor must Use your VISA Call 908-536-9004 : 'u t charge bookkeeping, pay- a plus. Contact Mark Rosman, Managing DUNHILL pass inspection. Tractor or MASTERCARD ADVERTISERS :c i invoicing by experienced should be equipped with a & READ ERS Editor, at (908) 972-6740, Wednesday bookkeeper & tax preparer. TEMPORARY SYSTEMS product pump or compressor. SALES it Is the policy of this newspaper 104 College Road East to pay for your that all help wanted advertisements through Friday. YOUR OFFICE O R MINE. Company offers competitive FULL TIME/PART TIME Princeton, N.J. 08540 w ill begin with a job title. Call Linda 908-938-9112 rates. W e are a 48 State Classified Ads Seeking outside Sales Reps C a ll 1-800-660-4 ADS carrier and growing. to cover Monmouth & JOHN HASLACH CPA 609-452-1222 Call 1-800-879-7727 1-800-660-4-ADS Middlesex Counties for grow­ AREA SUPERVISORS- (p Greater Media newspapers ACCOUNTING & TAXES Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm. ing silk floral design company. Work from home. Earn TOP Call 908-583-6625 FAX 609-452-9222 Ask for Robin Pemp Call 908-613-1222 PAY! 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OFFICE COORDINATOR MARLBORO-Responsible, ANTIQUES B ED RO O M SET- Colonial DINING ROOM SET- 56”, LIVING ROOM SET-Sofa & SECTIONAL- 4 pcs., seats 8, POSTAL JOBS warm person to care for a 9 style furniture, w/king size bed Breakfront oval table w/4 love seat, mauve leather. 6 navy, blue & beige, w/2 ot­ Needed for growing In-Home Top prices paid for: Antique month old infant in our home. & headboard. Like new, $600. chairs & leaf. $350. months old. Paid $2,000. Ask­ tomans. Good cond. $850. or Business in Milltown. Com­ Start $11.41 per hour. For furniture, oriental rugs, paint­ Must drive. 908-972-0084 Call 908-583-0642 Call 908-257-8768 ing $1,000. DINETTE SET- best offer. Call 908-431-1323 puter skills required. Please exam and application informa­ ings, jewelry & silver. We pur­ tion, call 219-769-8301 Almond color w/6 chairs. 1 Call 908-843-7031 chase entire contents of es­ BEDROOM SET- Girls. Head­ DINING ROOM SET- Chrome Ext. NJ 576, from 9am - 9pm, year old. 58” X 41". Asking tates. Will come to your home. board, dresser, mirror & chest & glass expandable table w/4 SOFA & CHAIR Sunday through Friday MIDDLETOWN $900. Call 908-462-1729 Call 908-888-0736 of drawers, $300. Also desk, white velvet chairs, $400. Colonial, $175. Hutch $400. OFFICE HELP Experienced non-smoker to 7 drawer executive style, 53 x Call 908-238-5017 SEWING MACHINE-Singer LIVING ROOM- Italian Prov. Call 908-303-0085 Some computer experience & care for 5 month old boy in 23, $300. Call 908-739-9717 sectional, 3 marble top par­ Treadle. DESK-Oak. KITCH­ DINING ROOM SET- Open phone work for pleasant office my home. F/T, Mon.-Fri. Refs, after 6 p.m. sons tables, marble top lamp SOFA -Brown pit group-$150. EN CHAIRS-6 oak. Call Country hutch, light wood. in Matawan. Call between req. Call 908-706-0192 table, wood grain lamp table, METAL DESK-$25. MAPLE 908-431-3052 BEDROOM SET- Oak, queen Trestle table w/6 chairs, fruit- 8am-4pm, 908-566-2417 $300. Call 908-727-9382 DESK-$25. END TABLES- size bed, mattress & box wood. Call 908-819-9157 after ABERDEEN $25.Call 908-727-9229 PHONE OPERATORS MIDDLETOWN spring incl., triple dresser w/ 5 p.m. MATTRESS & BOX SPRING mirror, armoire, TV swivel NEW Cost $440. Asking $140. SOFA BED-Castro. Queen 2 new locations. Start im­ Exp. non-smoking mom will Sitter 2-3 days a week at our DINING ROOM SET-Oak. stand, $1,400. Custom made Still in wrappers. size. Light tweed. $275. TWIN mediately. Flexible schedule. care for your children in a home, one-on-one care for 19 China cabinet, table & chairs. contemp./trad. large armoire Call 908-281-7117 BEDS-Beige headboards- Great pay! Take phone or­ safe, loving home. Exc. refs. month old child. Call Asking $ 1 ,000. Call AIR CONDITIONER entertainment center w/lighted $150. Call 908-679-2684 ders. Good speaking voice a Available June ’94 908-706-1255 908-780-4468 Call 908-290-3152 Amanna. 110V, 8.5amp. curio cabinets, $700. MOVING SALE - Dining rm. must! Sayreville 908-721-4141 Call 908-780-2862 MORGANVILLE - Needed Approx. 10,000 BTU’s. Good DINING ROOM TABLE w/ china cabinet, $300. 2 full- SOFA BED-QUEEN SIZE. Woodbridge 908-750-2631 ABERDEEN-Quality care for cond. $100. 908-583-0774 size mattresses, $20. each, 2 Brown and beige stripe. Ask­ your child. Meals. Flex, hours. Mon., Tues., Thurs. 1pm-5pm BEDROOM SET- Walnut, 4 chairs. Exc. cond. $220. in my home. Non-smoker. full-size box springs, $20. in g $70. Please call Activities. Call 908-583-1496 AIR CONDITIONERS (2)-1 queen headboard, two night Call 908-846-3048 RECEPTIONIST Call 908-591-2291 each. Assorted end tables, 908-780-2617 Amana 8,600 BTU. 1 yr. old. tables, dresser w/mirrors & ar­ $25. each. Assorted lamps, CARE FOR KIDS - Day Care DINING ROOM-P^oan. table For residential sales office in Orig. $500. Asking $300. 1 moire, $700. or best offer. $10. each. Call 908-937-9412 SOFA SLEEPER & LOVE­ referrals. State certified, OLD BRIDGE care for 3 year Hotpoint 5,000 BTU $150. Walnut hutch, $75. w/6 chairs, 1 I ca*, lighted SEAT- Ivory contemp. w/3 Freehold. Weekends 11am- preschool programs offered. old in our home Monday- or 201-795-5411 Both $425. Call 908-206-0826 Call 908-780-9458 china cabinet. LIVING ROOM- matching tables. $800. or best 5pm. Call 908-866-9466 All areas 908-446-8027 Friday. Car required. Contemporary. Sofa, love offer. Call 908-577-1768 Call 201-251-9445 AIR CONDITIONERS BEDROOM SET-4 pieces. seat, 2 wing chairs, all tables MOVING SALE CHILDREN’S CHOICE Ethan Alan Bunk Beds, dress­ RECEPTIONIST $75. & up. Most sizes avail. & desk. $4,000. for all will sell 46 W. Ferris St., E. Brunswick e r, chest. $175. Call 40” TV set, 2 couches, oak wanted for Manalapan Chiro­ Wanted: air conditioners dead separately. Call 908-826-5272 SOFABED Ages 3 months-5 years. OLD BRIDGE 908-431-3257 queen bookcase bed, oak practic office. Telephone, Kindergarten. State Certified. or alive! $$$ Also Repairs & DINING TABLE-Opens to 8ft. kitchen set, side chairs, Grey leather, queen. Good computer & typing preferred. Sitter needed thru summer. Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months Free Estimates. 908-566-3233 BEDROOM SET-Girls. 5 piec­ 6 chairs, 3 leaves & pads. lamps, loveseat, computer cond. $200. 908-303-9677 Monday, Wednesday, Friday Must drive & have own trans­ a year. Call 908-613-4488 es. White, stenciled. Moving Breakfront-6ft. wide. Like new. center, assorted tables. All in portation. 908-679-8833 TABLES-2, Marble coffee & 2pm-9pm, Tuesday 2pm-7pm. REFRIG7FREEZER must sell. $200. Call $1,500. for all. 908-679-5319 good cond. Call 908-431-3914 matching end tables w/lamps. Call 908-536-8700 MILLSTONE/ROOSEVELT- 17.0 cu. ft. Almond color. 2 908-290-8348 Experienced Mom. Clean SOUTH RIVER Housekeeper years old. Excellent condition. KITCHEN SET- 42” round, $500. SOFA-3 pieces off- & child care needed in our home, meals, playroom. Avail­ T.V.-13” RCA color, remote. BEDROOM-Antique. Living wood grain w/white wrought MOVING SALE white sectional. $400. Call home, 2pm-7 pm. Call SALES able starting 3/28. Call After Best offers. Call evenings room-Antique pieces. Dining iron, 4 swivel chairs. $175. 908-679-5319 908-390-4866 after 7pm BEST OFFER , MUST SELL. 6:30pm 609-443-6657 908-679-5506 room set-table w/2 leaves, 4 Call 908-446-7085 Cameo Lingerie is now in this Dining rm. set, black WALL UNIT-Glass w/bar, area. $75.-$100. per show. side & 2 arm chairs. Dinette NANNIES AVAILABLE KITCHEN SET-5 chairs w/ lacquer. Couch & loveseat, used as china closet, $400. $25,000.+ full time. ★ REFRIGERATORS ★ set-Kappashell 40” octagonal Live-in, Live-out or Temp leaf. SECTIONAL-White w/ bunk beds and more. neg. Quality brass & glass Free sample kit 908-390-6501 Guaranteed, 90 days. top. Chairs-4 swivel. Bedroom Call 908-247-0707 table & 2 lamps. Reasonable Call 908-525-9617 coffee & end tables. 1 yr. old. $175. +. Choice of sizes and set-Correlated, formica. Call Selective Nanny & Companion p ric e s . Must sell! Call $400. neg. Call 908-679-2215 colors. Very clean. 908-679-2302 214 Rt. 18, E.B., N.J. 908-462-6238 SALES Can deliver. 908-225-5272 MOVING SALE WALL UNIT-three pieces & OLD BRIDGE - 3 yrs. exp. EAST BRUNSWICK- House­ BEDROOM-Antique ma- LIVING ROOM - NEW. sofa, side table. Both for $65. Must People needed to sell & dem­ F/T, meals provided. Lots of keeper needed. Live in or out. STOVE-GAS. 24”. KENMORE hogony, 5 pee. set w/full 4 Furniture, walnut dining room loveseat & chair. Still in sell, moving. Call onstrate DISCOVERY TOYS. fun to be had. Excellent ref’s. Call 908-238-3296 COPPERTONE. $75. or best post pineapple bed. Antique 9 set, fixtures & garage sale wrappers. Asking $295. Can 908-679-8639 Make your own hours. Perfect Call 908-679-1384 offer. Please call pee. magnificently carved & items. Call & leave message for returnees. 908-821-1212 908-525-5361 inlaid set w/2 twin beds. Van­ deliver. Call 908-281-7117 at 908-536-5421 MARLBORO ity w/tri fold mirror, clawfoot OLD BRIDGE TELEVISION- Zenith 25" con­ oak china closet. Sewing & 048 General SECRETARY sole stereo remote. Excellent LIVING ROOM Experienced Mom of 2 will JEWISH CENTER smoke stands, tables, lamps MOVING SALE condition. $375. firm. Call Love seat, couch, (2) end P/T needed to join a busy, care for your child in her Looking for individuals to work & more. 908-238-9009 Must sell. 3 pc. den wall unit, 908-494-1418 after 6 p.m. tables & lamps. COLOR TV: growing office. Morning or af­ home F/T, P/T. Fenced-in cleaning/custodial shift. Full mauve formica w/built-in bar, AAMISH MADE SHEDS 25” w/remote. $625. takes all. ternoon hours. Must be organ­ yard, playroom, crafts, meals. time. Must be hard working & 2 lacquered formica coffee ta­ ized & willing to leam many Call 908-679-3933 BUNKBED SET Call 908-615-9712 Swings, Gazebos, Arbours, thorough. Please call Charlie T.V. bles & 1 glass & chrome et- Outdoor Furniture, Garages different tasks. For information All wood. $400. or best offer. OLD BRIDGE Loving mom at 908-536-2300 25" Zenith console. 7 yrs. old. LIVING ROOM SET - Vinyl agere. 908-591-9051 YARDW ORKS, 908-842-5922 call Lisa Weiss 908-536-2300 Call 908-651-8153 will care for your child in her $200. Call 908-238-9489 sleeper sofa, w/2 black home . Great references. Call recliner chairs. Asking $400. PATIO FURNITURE CHINA CLOSET HUTCH-with BARGAINS SUPERVISORS 908-679-2291 ♦0 Situation lights. Excellent condition. Call 908-613-0948 by Brown Jordon-3 lounges & $400. or best offer. Call 4 high back chairs (dark Giant warehouse in Matawan Ambitious, responsible people OLD BRIDGE-Child Care by Wanted 908-422-9442 LIVING ROOM SET brown screen mesh) & 2 side LOADED with merchandise. needed to hire & train home experienced mom in my Sofa & loveseat, pub style, tables (white). Asking $250. Yard Sale America Store party demonstrators for home. References available. PHYSICIAN'S SPECIALIST COLOR PRINTER-Dot Matrix, beige, $250. 908-572-1154 Great condition. 908-972-7760 908-566-1178 for directions HOUSE OF LLOYD/ Call 908-360-9233 CONTENTS SALE MPA, BS & Paralegal. w/ extra cartridges & box of CHRISTMAS Fri. & Sat. 5/20 & 5/21, 9:30-4 OLD BRIDGE-Working mother 20 years experience. paper. $75. or best offer. Call LIVING ROOM SET-& Dining RECLINER-Blue velet-$100. BASEBALL CARDS-3000 AROUND THE WORLD at 69A DagHammarskjold peace of mind, child care of Call 908-308-0584 908-566-4937 room table w/4 chairs. All Desk arm chair-upholstered & Topps, Don Russ & Upper Flexible hours, work from the warm loving kind. Play­ (corner of Jamestown) The Beautiful Oak. Also Washer/ chrome-$75. Both like new. Deck. 1970’s to 1990’s. $75. home. Gerri 908-536-0905 room, games, safe toys & IBM 286 COMPATIBLE- 40 Villages, Howell. Highway 9- Dryer. Call 908-246-0078 Call 609-655-8646 Call 908-254-0315 fenced in yard. 908-679-4775 Resumes meg. HD, VGA color, soft­ Strickland Road east to The ware, 3Vfe & 5V4 floppy drives, Villages. All furniture to TVs. TEACHERS (3) SOUTH RIVER Typing $400. or best offer. Will demo. CONTOUR CHAIR- W/heat & Conservative afternoon He­ Call 908-679-4038 massage, like new, $300. brew School. (1) Knowledge DAY CARE Glass shower doors, $50. Call of Hebrew language required. A PRO RESUME Reliable, my home. Newborn- 908-251-0956 after 6 p.m. (2) Rituals, and customs re­ pre school. Flex. hrs. & rates. For the over 40. Highlight House Portraits quired. Monday & Wednes­ State cert. 908-390-0894 your skills, not your age. Free COUCH & LOVE SEAT-2 day, 4:00 - 6:20 pm. Start info. CAFA 908-525-2223 pieces. $125. Kitchen chairs- September 1994. Please call FUR JACKET-Grease Fox. 3, yellow. $30. Couch-small. 908-367-1677 Germany. Like new. Paid $50. Call 908-264-6542 The Perfect Gift A U PAIRS ABC TYPING $3,000. Asking $800. Size 38 Germany. Call 908-297-8758 COUCH-King size, Sleeper. TEACHERS AVAILABLE! LETTERS & MORE!! Simmons. Very good condi­ REASONABLE RATES WEDDING GOWN- Beaded Created in Oils P/T. Science, Spanish & tion. $125. Convection Oven- Share the world Call 908-536-3495 w/slip & headpiece. Size 16. French for Jewish Day School $25. Toaster oven GE-$10. $800. Will nego. Call or Watercolors n East Brunswick for Septem­ with your children. Call 908-780-9467 908-821-3259, leave m es­ ber 1994. Must be certified. Affordable, live-in BILINGUAL sage. COUCH-Sleeper. Modern, Minimum 2 years experience. child care by • Birthdays blue. Flips to full bed. 3 yrs. Send resume to: Professional Secretary English speaking, WEDDING GOWN-Ensemble, old. Comfortable. $350. Call • Anniversaries Solomon Schechter with 12 yrs. legal exp. avail, experienced, LEGAL llissa white satin, bead finger­ 609-395-8239 Day School for pt/ft or temp. work. Word­ tip veil, slip, shoes, stockings. • All Special European au pairs. Perfect 5.1 908-390-7452 511 Ryders Lane W as $3,150. Asking $500. COUCH/LOVESEAT- Black. Occasions East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Call AuPairCare 908-855-8925 New, 6 months old. With pil­ 15 FREE RESUMES at WEDDING GOWN-w/matching lows. Very nice! $550. for set. w/first order. Written/typeset, Call 908-381-0736 TELEMARKETING 908*363-0698 headpiece & special design laser printed. RUSH Service. bouquet. Paid over $3,000. Let’s stop fooling around, peo­ DAY BED-White iron & brass. or Write For You....908-446-8012 Asking $ 1 ,500. Call ple take part time jobs for 1 Complete w/2 Ortho mat­ 908-297-8758 reason, $MONEY$. If you’re 800-4* AUPAIR tresses & pop-up trundle. Un­ A rtis t money motivated, seek day/ used in box. Cost $800. Sell evening/weekend hours, we $325. Call 908-906-2067 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728 • 908-462-1020 have immediate openings DESK-7 drawers. Wood- available. Students/retirees formica top. Good condition. welcome. Will work around MERCHANDISE $30. Call evenings /our schedule & situation. Call BED- Ethan Allan queen w/ 908-308-0921 Scot 908-972-6000 ext. 2006 low dresser night stand, head­ board, mattress incl., $900. DINETTE SET-36" x 48”. MANALAPAN P/T Dining room- Ethan Allan w/2 WALNUT SET. 4 Swivel Put son on bus AM. Return pew lighted china cabinet. Family 03*a Employment chairs. $75. Call PM to stay with him in my Good shape, $900. Call 908-297-6844 Services home. Mon-Tues-Wed. Call ALL OLD ORIENTAL RU G S & 908-548-6414 Paisley shawls. Any size or 908-446-5299 eves, until 9pm DINETTE SET-42" ROUND cond. 1-800-221-5119 CASH BED-Brass. Queen, complete ATTEN TIO N GLASS TOP. 4 CANE READ ERS w/Ortho mattress set. Unused, Portraits Ads under this classification are not MANALAPAN in box. Cost $1,000. Sell CHAIRS. $75. Please call offers of employment. Often these $300. Call 908-906-2067 908-297-6844 advertisors offer a service for a fee. Responsible, mature minded, The Perfect Gift if you place a call to a “900” number loving person to care for 8 & DINETTE SET-Round glass you w ill automatically be billed a fee, BED-King size. New mattress 2Vfe year old boys in my top, chrome base. Matching Created in Oils which varies. ‘Treasures From Another Time” & box spring. Imitation brass home. Monday & Wednesday, headboard. Reasonable rate. chairs w/rust fabric seats. $74. 1pm-7pm. Must have own Call 908-566-8065 Call 908-747-2594 o r P a s te ls EARN UP TO $500. transportations, references. Per week, assembling 908-446-0938, 908-446-1248 DINETTE SET-Solid. Blonde • Birthdays products at home. Details BEDROOM SET oak. 4 chairs w/leaf. New 908-389-1496 ext. 220 MANALAPAN- P/T. Respon­ $1,100. Asking $400. Call • Anniversaries Childs. 7 piece solid wood. sible, experienced loving per­ Find That One of a Kind Gift for the 908-679-2867 Excellent condition. Asking • All Special Occasions LAW ENFORCEMENT son to care for 8 month old in Discriminating Person my home. 2 days/week. Flex­ $475. Call 908-297-6844 DINETTE TABLE- Formica • Pet Portraits No experience necessary. New Jersey’s Leading Multi Dealer ible hours. 908-792-0332 top, 48x36 & extension, $50. Now hiring. US Customs, of­ Resource For Fme Antiques ■ Wedding Portraits BEDROOM SET Hammond organ, 2 key­ ficers, etc. For information call MANALAPAN-Looking for lov­ Limited Dealer Space Available boards, bass pedals. Matching 219-794-0010, Ext. 2937, ing, mature Nanny/live-in Mediterranean, large, queen bench, $350. 908-613-8679 9am-10pm, 7 days housekeeper, to care for in­ 908-462-7900 headboard, triple dresser, 6’ fant in my home. Mon.-Fri. armoire, 2 nite stands, $900. DINING RM. TABLE-Dk. A rtis t The McKelvey Building maple 100” x 40". (2) 15” POSTAL & GOVERNMENT Exp. & refs, a must. Spanish/ DINETTE SET - Glass & 21W. Main Street • Freenold chrome w/ 4 chairs. $125. leaves, 4 chairs. Asking $350. English speaking. Call 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728 » 908-462-1020 JOBS. $23./hour plus benefits. Call 908-583-1751 aft. 6pm. Call 908-274-0788 To apply 1-600-527-5399 908-303-1279 Your Search Ends Here 5 4 MAY 18,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

BED SET-Queen, $200. BABY CLOTHES-O to 3t girls. $1,000-$10,000 PAID FOR EAST BRUNSWICK MARLBORO 1 Oak Lane OLD BRIDGE KITCHEN SET, 7 pc., $200. MOVING SALE & 0-2t boys. Porta crib, swing, FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Antique Oriental Rugs. Call 17 Donald Rd. (off Old Bridge (Rt. 79-School Rd E.) WALL UNIT- 3 pc., $300. playpen, high chair, walker, Apt. size dryer-rever used. Janies Proctor 201-278-0280 Tpk) Sat. 4 Sun. 5/21/22, 9-4. Fri. May 20, 9am-1pm. HIGH CHAIR, $25. NIN­ car seat & more. Call MOVING SALE MULTI FAMILY Exercise equipm ent, filing 800-358-7847 Variety of items. Children’s ride-on toys, baby TENDO- $40. 908'254-3190 908-308-0366 45-53 Alpha Ave. (Route 516 cabinet, 10” radiai table saw, Barbie dolls & accessories. 163 Brittany Dr. (off Glen- items, children's clothing, etc. to Bushnell to Alpha) 5/21 & BED-Oak, queen size, head/ chain saw, garden tools, many brook Rd.). Sat., & Sun., 5/21 BEDROOM SET- Child's. EAST BRUNSWICK 22, 9-4. No early birds. Rain foot board, box springs & mat­ more. Call 908-257-7810 & 22, 9-5. Bargains galore! MARLBORO $300. Bed 78x40, 3 drawers SAXOPHONES dates, 6/4 & 6/5. Baby items, tress. $200. under. Chest of drawers 30x- Selmer. From 192& to 1973 Clothing, fum, toys. REFRIGERATOR-White, side 3 FAMILIES HAZLET MOVING SALE 45x17. Crib w/mattress. Any cond. 609-396-4880 MULTI FAMILY by side, 3 yrs. old. $350. 908-238-2695 6 Falcon Rd. (off Redcoat Dr.) OLD BRIDGE- 2 FAMILIES- Furniture & gen. merchandise. 908-220-1952 Sat. & Sun. 5/21 & 22, 9-3pm. 3 FAMILY 40 Thomas St. (off Throck­ Dining rm. set., kit. set, den MOVING SALE BEDROOM SET-Childrens. 3 Furn., clothes, tools, bike, morton La.) Sat., 5/21, 9-4. CAMCORDER- By Sharp, bat­ fum., separates on bedrm. )50 Musical 11 Greenway St. (off Laurel 12 Eisenhower Cir. (Triangle pieces. Double dresser, 5 much more. No early birds. Kid’s stuff, furn., clothing, tery pack, manual & warr. incl. furn., riding lawn mower, and Ave) Sat. 5/21, 8:30-5. Rain Oaks, off Rte. 520 to Ruby drawer chest & 4 drawer v Instrument* I household items, exercise Used only twice. 10 months much, much more. Call for EAST BRUNSWICK or shine. No early birds. Dr. to Eisenhower) Sat. & changing table. Natural wood. bikes, etc. Great finds! old. Orig. $1,050., asking info. 908-536-4318 aft. 3pm Like new. $350. 908-972-1944 Sun. May 21 & 22, 10-5. $650. Magnavox TV & VCR HAZLET Computer, exercise bike, 10 MOWER-TORO. ELECTRIC MOVING SALE OLD BRIDGE-22 to 27 w/remote, cable ready, like GUITAR speed bike, stereo, fum., area Mercury Circle (off Rt. 34) START. Rear bagger. 2 years 2 Thrush Dr. (Ryders to new. $325. Singer sewing ma­ CRIB rugs, pool table & much more. Sat. 5/21, 9-3. Multi Family- old. $60. Please call Used Acoustic. Also used Peach Orchard) Sun., May 22, MULTI FAMILY chine, free arm button maker, Converts to Daybed. White, Rain or shine. BARGAINS FOR EVERYONE! 908-264-6333 music books. Price negotiable. 9-4. Air conditioners, bikes, 29 diff. stitches, brand new, exc cond. $275. Glider, white, Fieldcrest Way (off Rt. 36) Call Jill 908-536-5736 table, chairs & more! Sat., 5/21, 9-4. No earlybirds. originally $349., asking $150. OIL PAINTING-Framed. 45” x $150. 908-583-9669, after 6 OLD BRIDGE-24 & 26 Mead­ Call 908-247-8270 ow Lane (off Throckmorton) 36”. $125. Punch bowl w/12 ORGAN- Baldwin Fantasia. 5 EAST BRUNSWICK MATAWAN CRIB- Dresser/changing table, HOLMDEL - MOVING SALE - Sat. 5/21, 9-4. Rain date 5/22. CAMCORDER/PV 300 cups. $40. Turn table. $50. octave length keyboards, 2 104 Deerfield Lane (In Strath­ and 6 drawer cesser. Very 9 Country Squire Ln. (off Rt. Baby items, toys, household VHS. Price incl. all ac­ 908-780-6960 octave length pedals, built in more) Sunday 5/22, 10-3. good condition. $600. or best MULTI FAMILY 520) Sat. 5/21, 9-4. Tools, goods, clothes & much more. cessories. Best offer. rhythm & more. Asking $800. Rolling bar, womens clothes offer. Call 908-583-0089 20-22 Jensen St. (off Milltown) furn., household items, & Call 908-613-8893 Call 908-246-4828 size 9, misc. pictures & more. OLD BRIDGE POOL 18’ Sat., May 21, 8-3. Great stuff! much more. No early birds. P13MULTI FAMILY Round, alum., 3 yrs. young. CRIB/BUREAU PIANO TUNER/REPAIRMAN MATAWAN- 28 Stevens Ave., (off Bush- CARPET Unassembled. Ready to go. EAST BRUNSWICK- Reliable & reasonable. Assoc. White & brass. Excellent con­ 16 Theodore Court. Sat. 5/21 HOWELL nells Ave.) Sat. 5/21, 9-4. WHY PAY RETAIL? $300. Call 908-651-8153 Member of the Piano Techni­ dition. $400. or best offer. & Sun. 5/22, 10-5. Toys, fum. YARD SALE W e’ve just completed another cians Guild. 609-655-2723 1 Aaron Ave. (off Aldrich Rd. PARLIN - 1 Vemon St. (off PATIO FURNITURE 908-409-0677 & more. Call 908-651-1033 development & have an as­ W.) Sat. 5/21, 9-3. Bargains! CRAFT SHOW Bordentown Ave.). Sat.. & sortment of carpet left over. PVC. 8 chairs, 42” round CRIB/YOUTH BED- Natural PIANO-Jensen, Spinet. Cherry EAST BRUNSWICK-15 Brook- Sun., 5/21 & 22, 8-3. Clothing, Stainmaster $6.87 table, 2 chaise lounges. finish w/combo dressing table/ wood. Queen Anne legs. Plus side Ct. (Off Hardenburg La.) HOWELL Barrington Gardens-Aberdeen household, etc. Rd. (1 mile north of train sta­ Commercial Carpet $3.99 Frames in gooo condition. dresser. Orig. $1,400. Asking bench. Exc. condition. $800. Sat. 5/21, 10-4. Rain date tion) Sat. 5/21, 9am. Rain PARLIN - 45 Holly Drive Other Upgraded Carpets at Best price. Call 903-238-1395 $500. Call 908-321-1338 Sun. 5/22. No early birds. Call 908-727-1710 MULTI FAMILY (off Ernston & Washington Tremendous Discounts. date Sun. 5/22. Apartment EAST BRUNSWICK-6 Lench Complex Communuty Craft Rds.) Sat. & Sun. May 21 & Call Eddie: PIANO-Story & Clark. Story- Drum Ct., Glen Arden, (off Al­ PINBALL/VIDEO Rd. (off Old Stage Rd.) Thurs. drich Rd.) May 21 & 22, 9-3. Show & Yard Sale, including 22, 8-2. Furniture, clothes, tone amplified piano. Best "SPIN OUT" $349. Orig. Ar­ & Fri. 5/19 & 20, 9-5. Mens, Furn., toys, baby clothes. 2 toning beds. toys, tools, household items 908-591-0869 offer. Call day 908-294-2190 cade PAC MAN! $399. Can ladies clothing, antiques. evenings 908-938-5295 PARLIN deliver! Tim 908-739-8509 HOWELL CHANDELIER AAAA ANTHONY’S ANTIQUE FREEHOLD MIDDLETOWN PAYS TOP $$$$ for used fur­ PIANO-Wurlitzer. Oak cabinet, NEIGHBORHOOD SALE Country. Brass, 9 candle, w/ 24 Devonshire Ct. (off Cher- MULTI FAMILY POOL niture, glass, art, toys, all col­ exc. cond., 5 years old. Lexington Crossing (Rt. 9 to milk glass dome. Asking $200. 2 FAMILIES rytree La.) Sat., May 21, 9-3. 22 Dusko Dr. Fri., & Sat., 5/20 lectables, etc. Love attics & $1,500. or best offer. Call Aldrich Rd. West, 1st. left Call 908-828-5941 Above ground. 4’ x 18'. In­ 11 Chatham Ridge Dr. (off Furniture, baby items, house­ & 21, 9:30-2:30. Good quality. basements. Estate contents after 5pm 609-587-0075 onto Cambridge) Sat. 5/21, cludes filter & equipment. Kosloski Rd.) Fri. 5/20 & 5/21, wares, toys, etc. bought or auctions. Est. 1979 9-4. Rain date 5/22. Antiques, COFFEE DRINKERS! Make offer. Call 908-671-8925 10-4pm. Fum., women & in­ PARLIN 908-264-3130 Baskin Robbins furn., electronics, baby/kids Lose weight with incredible fat MIDDLETOWN POOL FILTER-Cartridge type 908-739-9847 for Uncle Joe PIANOS fant clothing, crib, household items, toys. Over 12 Families. burning coffee. It really works. items, grill, odds & ends. MULTI FAMILY w/pump & 1 hp motor, 100 SAVE THIS AD Guaranteed. For free sample Large inventory of: GPM. Exc. cond. Reasonable HOWELL-Content Sale BLOCK SALE 10, 11, 13 & 15 Robin PI. (off & info send SASE TO: price. Call after 7pm AAAAAA Antiques, used furn., 69A DagHammarskjold, The Washington) May 21, 9am- Future Fit Marketing YAMAHA PIANOS FREEHOLD Burdge Dr. (Rt. 35 South to 908-874-4562 estates, contents of homes, Villages. Fri. & Sat. 5/20 & 21, 4pm. Furniture, clothing, etc. 2227 US Highway 1 Taylor Lane) Sat. 5/21, 9-4pm etc. 908-888-8377/264-6458 WURLITZER, SAMICK 26 Partridge Ave (Near Route 9:30-4. See Ad under 047 Rain date May 22. No. Brunswick, NJ 08902 18) Sat., 5/21, 9-4. Microwave Used pianos from $250. MIDDLETOWN POOL TABLE ALL LIONEL TRAINS with cart, redwood furn., lin­ DIAMOND RING- .61 pear Lessons in your home MANALAPAN - M O V IN G Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. ens, books, baseball items, SAYREVILLE shaped center stone w/.16 8’ Brunswick slate (profes­ Rentals from $25. SALE - 13 Villanova Dr. (off Price no object. 908-946-2893 stroller & lots more. Rain or MULTI FAMILY TW side stones. Cost $2,300. sional) plus accessories. Ask­ ‘•THE ONLY PLACE TO Old Queens Blvd.). 5/21 & 22, 303 Washington Rd. Sat., shine. No early birds. Sac. $1,900. 908-572-7038 ing $1,500. Call 908-583-8264 ALL OLD ORIENTAL RUGS & MAKE A DECISION.” 9-3. Rain date: 5/28 & 29. 126 Woodgate Rd., (off May 21, 9-3. Great buys! Stavola Rd.) Sat. & Sun. 5/21 Paisley shawls. Any size or FREEHOLD MUSIC CTR. FREEHOLD BORO DOORS-3 Storm & screen cond. 1-800-221-5119 CASH & 5/22 10 am to 4 pm. SAYREVILLE complete. 36 x 80. $20. each POOL TABLE 908-462-4730 11 Crestwood Dr. (next to Court House) Sat. May 21, MANALAPAN imb r best offer. Call Oak. Regulation size. 4 W x AVOID Garage Sale Hassles. MIDDLETOWN-104 Heights 9-2. Antiques, collectibles, MULTI FAMILY 908-446-9096 9'. Slate top. Like new. Asking Marilyn buys knick knacks, PLAYER PIANO-Oak upright 11 Dartmoor Dr. (Off Roberts- Terrace. (Behind Grand much more. No early birds $1,500. Call 908-972-9445 furn., antiques. 908-257-9107 w/50+ music rolls. $3,500. or ville Rd.) Sat. & Sun. 5/21 & Union) Sat. 5/21, 9am-4pm. 38 Jensen Rd. (Oak Tree b e st offer. Please call 5/22, 9-4. LOTS of Household West) Sat. 5/21, 9-4. Baby & ENTIRE KITCHEN FREEHOLD Fum. mirrors, collectibles. RESTAURANT BAIN MARIE- BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR 609-737-3914 Items, Yam , A LITTLE BIT OF kid stuff, household/clothes. Contemporary. Cabinets, W/new compressor, $400. SALE! W e Buy & Sell CONTENTS OF HOME EVERYTHING ! MONROE TOWNSHIP Norris Refrig., $75. Cash reg. 24 Broad St Keyport SAYREVILLE countertops, dishwasher, mi­ 11 Club Place (off Broad St.) NCR manuel, $150. Vert, Lil 908-264-0777 or 264-8615 236A Docks Cor. Rd., Sat. & crowave & stove. Asking Fri. 5/20, 8-3. Tools, oak sew­ MANALAPAN blinds, $25. 4 tires G78-14, 051 Sporting Sun, May 21 & 22, 9-5. Fum., $1,500. Call 908-462-5811 ing machine, piano, fum., etc. MULTI FAMILY good shape, $60. Cali CASH FOR BOOKS Equipment household items, petite, miss­ 908-525-2510 20 FAMILIES es & men’s clothes, shoes & 43 & 47 Nickel Ave. (by South Old Magazines 908-536-0850 FREEHOLD River Bridge). Sat., 5/21, 9-2. FILE CABINET Birmingham & Portsmouth Rd. more. Rain or shine. No early SINK-Kitchen. Cast iron, dou­ CASH for USED CAMERAS birds. RAIN OR SHINE. Four drawer. New condition. ble. Harvest gold. 21 w x 32I, BIKE MULTI FAMILY (Off Pinebrook, bet. Pease & $100. Call 908-721-3121 & all photo equip. New or old. Pension Rd.) 5/21 & 22, 9-4. SAYREVILLE Moen fixtures. Like new. $75. NORTH BRUNSWICK 1 pc. or whole studio. No Po­ Girls, 16" Huffy. Mint conition. Old Momnouth Rd. (off Rt. HOT TUB - NEVER USED Call 908-264-8865 $30. Call 908-251-0581 laroid or movie. 908-442-6141 522 by Saint Rose of Lima MANALAPAN Community Yard Sale MULTI FAMILY 5 PERSON. Complete $1,995. STEREO CONSOLE-1966 Cemetery) Sat. & Sun. 5/21 & Modzelewski Terr, (off Main SOCIETY HILL NORTH MR. MEDIA. 908-363-2952 Colonial. Includes turntable & COMPACT DISCS/Records EXERCISE BIKE DP Air 5/22, 9-3. Household items, St. by Quik Check) Sat., 5/21, Toner digital LCD. LIKE NEW! tools, fum., toys, etc. GIANT SALE Route 1 North (across from IMPORTED CERAMIC- Hand am/fm radio. Excellent cond. WE BUY, SELL & TRADE 9-1. Something for everyone Asking $125. Call after 6pm 108 Freehold Ed. (intersection Pathmark). Sat., & Sun., 5/21 painted chandelier w/6 en­ Call 908-727-1710 THE RECORD SETTER 908-257-4218 FREEHOLD of Taylors Mills Rd. & Rt. & 22, 8-4. Rain dates: Sat., & SAYREVILLE graved globes. Like new. Orig. 908-257-3888/800-649-3848 NEIGHBORHOOD SALE 522.) Sun. 5/22, 9am-2pm. Sun., 6/4 & 5. Early birds wel­ $400. Asking .$170. Call STORE FIXTURES GOLDS GYM MEMBERSHIP- NEW & OLD ITEMS come. Info call 908-545-5409 908-651-8853 58 Mead Ave. (79 to Roberts- MULTI FAMILY Chrome. 3 yrs. old. Assorted CONSIGNMENT Roya) gold renewable mem­ ville to Mead) Sat. 5/21, 10-4. Refreshments & Surprises! Oak Tree West. 62 & 64 JOSIE’S Italian Recipes sizes. Also free standing mir­ bership. $75. transfer fee plus EVERYTHING FROM A TO Z NORTH BRUNSWICK Creamer Dr. (Washington to rors. 908-249-7466 SHOP best offer. Call 908-238-9841 MANALAPAN DANCE CO. BENEFIT REGIONAL DISHES FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Minisink to Creamer). Sat., Send $3. & SASE to: We want gently worn clothing, 643 Georges Rd. (Across 5/21, 9-3. Rain Date: GOLF CLUBS- Callaway Big P.O. Box 646 TRAILER HITCH furniture & bric-a-brac. A BIG MOVING SALE MULTI FAMILY from Arthurs Steak House) 5/28. Household & decorating Bertha Driver & 3 wood, mens Woodbridge, NJ 07095 THIS WEEKEND ONLY Sun. 5/22, 8-4. No early birds. items, fum., office equip., light Heavy duty, w/lev'elers. Very right hand w/graphite shafts. 6 Steward Ln. (off Ryan Rd.). BAKED G O O D S AVAILABLE fixtures, clothing, etc. reasonable. 908-828-2237 DEJA VU Perfect cond. $390. for both. CONTENTS OF Sat., & Sun., 5/21 & 22, 9-5 KITCHEN CABINETS RAIN OR SHINE. New & used NO EARLY BIRDS. 30 E. Main St., Freehold Call Jim, 908-946-3008 ENTIRE HOME Oak. Includes countertop, sink items. Housewares, children & 908-431-2001 SAYREVILLE-23, 28 & 40 & stove. Good cond. Price TREES Furniture, antiques. EVERY­ adult clothing, fum., baby OLD BRIDGE Walling St. (off Washington neg. Call 908-957'9567 5 healthy 3 yea- old white GUNS, swords, military items. MEMBERSHIPS THING FROM $1. to $2,000. items & MUCH MORE! 13 Laurel Ave. Sat. 5/21, 9-1. Rd.) Sat. 5/21, 9am-1. Toys, pines. 6-8 ft. tall. Must dig out. Cash. Lie. NJ/Fed. Dealer 2 Jack La Lanne lifetime. 16 Stowe Ct. Poets Corner, 1 Rain date 5/22. Refrigerator, LANDSCAPING TRAILER clothing, fum. 3 FAMILIES. Will sell individually. Call for House calls. Bert 821-4949 $450. ea. or both for $800. bl. E. off Kozlowski Rd. MANALAPAN baby items & clothes, books, 5’ X 9’. Steel Mesh Gate, w/ (across from Center St.) on prices 908-679-5022 908-679-1233 household items, etc. SAYREVILLE-28 Idlewild Ave. 5' x 2' shelf. Asking $900. Call Freneau Dr. to Robinson- 1 (Washington to Quaid) Friday 908-264-8754 MAKE MONEY block N. on Robinson to MULTI FAMILY OLD BRIDGE 5/20, 10-4. Rain or shine. TUB Stowe Ct. FRI.. SAT.. SUN., Plymouth La. & Lincolnshire LAWN MOWER-Ropper. 8 hp. S0L0FLEX MOVING SALE Sofa bed, etc. MAY 20, 21, 22, 8AM-4PM. Dr. (Manalapan Greens) Riding w/rear bagger. Good Cast iron. Needs refinishing. 19 Wendy Dr. (Rt. 9 to Cindy CLEANING $400. 908-431-5678 Sat. & Sun. May 21 & 22, 9-2. cond. New battery & new $100. or best offer. to Frederick to Wendy) Sat., 908'679-1727 Baby items, toys, furniture, SOUTH AMBOY parts. $375. 908-462-0103 Call 908-390-6551 May 21, 9-3. Rain date Sun., YOUR CLOSETS SACRIFICE clothes, books, household, etc May 22. Lots of good things. 10 FAMILIES WELDING Equipment - Oxy- Must Sell All! LAWN MOWERS Acetylene welding & cutting MANALAPAN OLD BRIDGE HUGE SALE outfit w/tank $376. PINBALL: $$$$ FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Snapper-8hp., Craftsman Bally "Lost World" $100. Consign your women’s & kid’s MULTI FAMILY Economy Auto- (Victory 71/zhp, also 5hp & 3Vfe hp. ELECTRIC GAME: Keeney, clothing, closeouts or MULTI FAMILY Bridge Ci.) May 21 & 22, mowers Many new parts. All ANNUAL circa 1930, "Big Tent", $300. salesmens samples. GARAGE SALES/AUCTIONS 7 Caitlin Way (off Tennant Rd. 12 Bruce St. (off Grace Dr.) 8am-4pm. Tools & antiques need work.& also SNOW- Good cond. 908-972-6878 Call 10am-4:30 for info & appt & Symmes) Sat. & Sun. 5/21 Fri. & Sat. 5/20, 5/21, 9-4. SOUTH RIVER BLOWER-3V2hp First $350 2nd Turn Around 908-431-7667 MULTI FAMILY & 5/22, 9-5. Great bargains! Something for everyone. takes all 908-577-0085 WHEELCHAIR-Light weight, 44 Claremont Ave. (off OBT) folds. Invacare Sport Model 111 Howe Ln. (corner of Rt, Fri. & Sat. May 20 & 21, LAWN TRACTOR - SEARS Like new. Black. $350. Call WANTED TO BUY 524). Sat., 5/21, 7am-2pm. 9-3pm. Rain date 5/28 & 29. Ride-on. 10hp, 36" cutting 908-274-0952 Furn., clothing, bikes, toys, ESTATE SALE Baseball cards, comics, baby blade, trailer included. $250. Furniture, Paintings, china/crystal, baseball cards, Glassware, Statues, Vas et clothes & items, household & Call 908-780-4417 ABERDEEN- 73 Deerfield La vacuums & MUCH MORE! Englishtown/Manalapan MUCH MORE. No early birds. Oriental Rugs, Silver, (off Lloyd Rd.) Sat. & Sun. LAWN TRACTOR-John Collections, Old Toys, 048a Gifts & Crafts May 21 & 22, 9-3. Col­ 308 Iron Ore Road SOUTH RIVER-2 Fifth St. Deere, Riding 8hp. TOP CON­ Jewelry, etc. lectables, baby, maternity & (off Leonardine Ave.) Satur­ DITION. $850. Call women’s clothes, toys, house­ CERAMIC KILN- Skull model Over 40 yrs. old, Off of 527 N. off M illhurst Rd. day, 5/21, 9-3. No early birds. 908-739-0654 hold goods & kitchen set. Use your 181 with all access. Original ANY QUANTITY... FRIDAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY Something for everyone! price, $775. Asking $425. Call COMPLETE ESTATES BELFORD VISA or LLADR0 908-251-3347 PURCHASED NEIGHBORHOOD SALE 5/21 5/22 5/23 Boy & Girl on Carousel hors­ Master Card es. Current price $860. each. 048b Infants Col. Bob Randolph Auctioneer Galloping circle (Leonardsville 7 AM-? Will sell set for $1,300. Call Call any time Rd. to Horsemans Pky.) Sat. 908-671-4657 5/21, 9am. Rain date 5/22. to pay NO EARLY BIRDS! 908-308-3335 for your ad! Accumulation of a Long Lifetime... HOWELL REPUBLICAN MOVE IN SALE BABY BEDDING-Blanket. MEMBER NJ & STATE EAST BRUNSWICK CLUB- First Annual Auction, comforter, bumper, diaper 12 Brian Rd. Sat., & Sun., Furniture, Sleep Sofa, Clothing Sun., May 22, 2pm. Southard Excess furn. & household SOCIETY OF AUCTIONEERS stacker, dust ruffle. $25. Call SAVE THIS AD. YOU MAY 5/21 & 22, 10-4. Antiques to 1-800-660-4-ADS. Custom Jewelry, Household Items Firehouse. Route 9. Howell. items for sale. 908-370-4046 908-390-9569 NEED ME IN THE FUTURE! contemporary, exc quality. and More... $5. ticket includes food 908-938-6617 THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 18,1994 5 5 ■ m I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ MANALAPAN INDOOR SALE BOXER-2 years old, lovable, HIGH SCHOOL Supervisor of­ A BEAUTIFUL ART CHILDREN'S PARTIES fers Math/SAT tutoring. Free­ friendly & trained. Needs room Sterling silver jewelry making BARNIE FRIDAY NIGHT 5/20 Clown or Comedy Magic GOOD VIBES hold area. 908-431-8333 til 10 to run. $200. Call ‘S * parties, for kids. 908-446-7930 Wants to party with you 6pm-9pm. Maxwell Lane 908-787-0142 LAFAYETTE MILLS SCHOOL SONGS, GAMES & GIFTS SPECIAL DISCOUNT ENTERTAINMENT HUNTINGTON CAT & BIRD SITTING-ln my A BIG DEAL! Call 908-525-1273 tor WEEKDAY PARTIES Professional entertainer. Refs. DJ’d music for all occasions. LEARNING CENTER home. Reasonable rates. Call MEET YOUR MATCH BARNY PARTY - FREE GIFT All state of the art equipt. between 10am -5 pm The $250. 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^ ...... 0 miles, air, cass., $2,800. or Call Tommy “G” Only 9,000 miles. Must sell. For junk cars, trucks, for Best offer over $500. Call *$4. for each additional line best offer. 908-297-8758 908-727-5434 $15,900. Call 908-463-1887 recycling. Call anytime Tommy Pre-Paid ■ Can be cancelled • Not refundable OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME Dell’s 908-787-5453 (908) 888-1262 FO RD E S C O R T P O N Y ’89- BROUGHAM ’86- Loaded, Private party merchandise only. Light yellow, 24,000 mi. Auto, good condition in & out. DONATE Cars • Vans • RVs • 2 dr. Exc. cond. Asking 70.000 original miles. $3,200. • Trucks • Boats • Furniture to $3,500. or best offer. Call Call 908-866-0132 Charity serving the Blind. CALL 908-634-2781 IRS Tax Deductible. FREE OLDSMOBILE DELTA TOWING! NEED NOT RUN. HARLEY DAVIDSON PARKWAY FORD GRANADA ’81-Runs ROYALE ’89-4 dr., auto, air, 80Q-2-DONATE/800-236-6283 CLASSIFIED well. Well maintained. Asking p/s, p/w, p/b, p/l, am/fm, new SPORTSTER 883 $500. Call up until 10pm, tires, new battery. 30,000 ENGLISHTOWN Speed Shop '92. Custom seat, extra !!adsm obiie leave message 908-536-0807 miles. Asking $8,500. Call Want Used Performance Parts chrome. Garage kept. LIKE For Consignment Or To BUY NEW. Only 2,800 miles. New & Used Cars & Trucks 1-800-660-4ADS 908-583-1552 FORD TAURUS GL ’92 Englishtown Rd 908-792-0400 $6,900. Call 908-458-4935 PEUGEOT 505 ’86-4 Dr., 5 45,000 miles. Exc. cond., p/w, UL. p/dr. lock. AIR BAG. Price Ne­ spd. Completely loaded. Elec­ gotiable. Call 908-431-2694 tric sunroof, leather interior. Steel spacefram e 60/40 split fold-down Loaded. Exc. cond. Asking Rack-and-pinion steering re a r seatbacks FORD TAURUS WAGON $2,500. Call 908-671-2261 Adjustable steering column Recliping front ’91. Company car. Fully load­ PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE ed. High highway mileage. ’87-4 dr., auto, air, 87,000 A M /FM stereo ra d io T em perature gauge Asking $6,795. Call miles. Original owner. Asking 908-739-2849 $3,000. 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Halogen headlamps rear door locks Call 908-329-6859 with warning chime R e a r se a t h e a t HYUNDAI XL GLS ’87 Full-length center console o u tle ts Good condition. Sunroof. SAAB 900 TURBO ’86- with storage center Loaded w/extras. Light blue. $800. or best offer. F r o n t s t a b iliz e r b a r Call 908-679-6192 Mint condition. $5,500. or best Four speakers Dent-resistant body panels offer. Call 908-409-7226 IN F IN IT I J30 ’93-Leather, am/ TOYOTA CELICA GT ’90- fm stereo cass., CD, sunroof, Liftback. Red. Exc. cond. For $10,325) you get a great car, plus a lot of things you didn't, bargain for. cruise control, p/w, p/l, 17,200 Auto, sunroof, air, cass., miles, garage kept, showroom cruise, all power. 1 owner. cond. Asking $25,500. Call 70,000 hwy. miles. $8,995. When you saw the number $10,325, you were probably expecting to see stripped-down shell of a 908-888-9376 908-446-7019 car. You see, at Saturn, we had the remarkable opportunity of starting from scratch. By designing our LINCOLN TOWNCAR TOYOTA CELICA ST ’89 ’85-58,000 ORIGINAL MILES. Auto., a/c, p/s, p/b, am/fm cars from the tires up, we were able to build well-thought-out cars that people can actually afford. (As Garage kept. $4,650. Call cass. 68,000 mi. Original 908-303-9390 owner. Mint cond. Asking you can see from the handy diagram, we didn't skimp on technology either.) Of course, if all $6,895. Call 609-448-4639 MAZDA MX6 LX ’88-5 spd., air, p/b, p/s, p/w, cruise, tilt TOYOTA COROLLA ’81- this still seems just a little too good to be true, then you're welcome to stop by and chec sun roof, am/fm cass. 87,000 hatchback. 4 dr., p/s, p/b, air, miles. Asking $5,200. Call am/fm, runs well. Only 75,000 one feature that's also standard with every Saturn, our no-hassle, no fuss sales experience, SARRN 908-583-3914 miles. Asking $700. Call 908-390-1938 MAZDA MX6 LX ’90-5 spd., MSRP: of the 1994 SL is $10,325, including retailer preparation and transportation. Tax, license and options additional. Ifyou'd like to know sunroof, loaded. 56,000 miles. TOYOTA TERCEL '85- more about Saturn and our new sedans, coupes, and wagons, please call us anytime at 1-800-522-5000. © 1994 Saturn Corporation. Excellent condition. Extended Hatchback. In top running warranty. $8,500. negotiable. shape. 5 spd., manual, air, Call 908-422-1596 garaged, p/b, p/s, fu ll w in te r­ ization, hwy. miles. Everything S a t u r n o f F R E E H O L D S a t u r n E A T O N T O W N MERCEDES 240D ’78-4 dr., 4 works, full service record. A o f cyl., auto., p/s, p/b, air. W e ll REAL VALUE. $2,500. or best maintained, service records. offer. Call 908-828-6471 4039 Rt. 9 N orth Freehold, NJ 67 Rt. 36 Eatontown, NJ $2,495. or best offer. Call 908-502-9753 TROUBLE Selling Your Car? 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R/det. p/b. a/c. am/fm st. r l rack, p/seats, buckets, console, disposition fees, gap insurance N ew 1994 rec/seats console, gauges, r/def. P/W. P/D/L. P/mir. bd/side md, buckets, r/def. tint, pin r/def. p/w, p/dr Icks, p/mir. p/d/l. bd/side md. tint, cruise, rt tin. p/l. b/s/m tj#t. cruse, pm tint. R/wipe-wash cruise. Rf rck. Dig dash, intermit wipers strip, blue, gray cloth bd/side/md, tint, tilt, cruise, rack, pin strip, tilt, styl wh. charges, Ray Catena has Lease Per strip, mter/wipe. tilt, Styl wheel mats tilt, alum wh. keyless door p/tr, pin strip, intermit exterior color: white. Interior J- 3 0 interior. 7 passenger. wipers, mats, alum wh. For: Mo. cvrs, blue/btue interior 31.536 entry, ext color silver , int color color: tan. Stk. #6516, Vin eliminated the typical fees qrav Stk #6439 VIN 61.756 mi.. Stk #6493. black/black cloth int 63.952 399 miles, Stk. #6480, VIN #MY115733. mi.. 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We think you 'll agree! rf, p/seats, rec/seats, gauges, st/cass. fab/int. buckets, p/seats, rec/seats. r/def. p/w. vmyl/int. buckets, gauoes. r/def. p/w. p/dr Icks. p/mir, rec/seats, console, gauges, gauges, bd/side/md, tint, p/dr Icks. p/mir. bd/side/md Q 4 5 * r/del. tint, intermit wipers, r/del. p/w, p/Iks, bd/side/md, pin strip, short bed, styl tint, pm strip, intermit Per bd/side/md. fint, tilt, cruise, pin tint, cruise, rf/rack, pin strip, Lease mats. tilt, styl wh. hard top & strip, intermit wipers, alum wh. wh. silver/gray interior. wipers mats, p/ant tilt, wire For: Mo. doors Exterior Color: Black, intermit wipers, tilt, alum wti., wh cover, bura ext. burn white/blue Interiors, 51,542 luggage rack, blue/gray Int. Low M iles! 27,964 mi., interior. 51,195 rm.. Stk 549 interior Color. Gray. Stk mi.. Stk #6368. VIN 86,750 mi.. Stk #505. VIN Stk #6404, VIN #R3104. VIN #11613684 #6411. VIN #KJ 109169 #M1411409. #KL514629 #MS227505. . *9,795 *9,995 *9,995 *10,995 *11,995 ’92 MERCURY ‘93 FORD '91 MAZDA '93 MERCURY '91 BUICK GRAND MARQUIS THUNDERBIRD MPV VAN SABLE RIVIERA Auto, p/s, p/b. 6 cyl, center 4 dr. 6 cyt, auto, p/s, p/disc brakes, 2 dr. 2wd. 6 cyl. auio. 00. p*. Ray Catena ! 1 1 cyl.. auto. OD, f t p/Kb, a/c VAN, 6 cyl, auto, p/s. p/b, anti­ a/c. am/fm st/cass. fab/int. p/seats, con. a/c. t/gls, rr def/dfst, lock. a/c. am/fm st/cass, fab/int, p/disc/b. a/c am/fm st/cass. iiwlra st/cass. H M , |M s. buckets, rec/seats. console, gauges, leather/int. p/seats, buckets, am/tm st/cass, p/dr Icks, buckets, rec/seats. gauges, r/del, p/w, p/d/), p/mir, bd/side md, itts, pges. iMef., pM. f t l pH. r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, b/s/m, rec/seats. console, r/def. p/w. p/d/l p/winds, p/trk rls, p/fuel dr, tilt, tint, r/wipe/wash, tilt, cruise, int tint, cruise, p/tr. pm strip, intermit p/rmr. b/s/m tmt. lilt cruise p/V ( « , ft. M Cnees, cruise, bkt sts, p/sts. reel sts, wipers, mats, alum wh, : wipers, p/ant. tilt, alum wh. dual air dig dash sec sys. pm stria, «t bags. Stk #382. VIN /PA625053. wipers mats, p/anl. w/w. trier Infiniti pfriL lift ale. whls.. srs afitUQ/ds, gray bsm. mats, Iht van mirr, burg/tan int, 45,335 mi. Stk. 19,520 miles. Exterior Color: burg, 14,969 mi. Stk #281. Vin #582, VIN #M0347751 color Ok Blue Inter color. Gray mtenof. Urn at M M in., St Interior Color, gray Clean & Low Miles' 43.274 as., 900 Route 1 • Edison, NJ 08817 #PH151246 Stk. #6459. VIN #MU404075 INFINITI (908) 603-9600 *12,995 *12,995 *12,995 *13,495 J 1 4 ,9 9 5 ’93 FORD AEROSTAR ’93 FORD E-350 SUPER ’93 BUICK ’92 LINCOLN MARK VII ’93 LINCOLN *Lease payments include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for MV fees XLT WAGON CARGO WINDOW VAN LESABRECUSTOM LSC SPECIAL EDITION MARK VIII wag., 6 cyl. auto, p/s. p/b. a/c, van., 8 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c. am/tm l 4 dr, 2 wd. 6 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/anfr- 2 dr, 8 cyt. auto. O/D. p/s. p/dtsc. anti­ 2dr Scyi autowow3nw.ps pdac & taxes. Payment based on 36 month closed end lease. No security deposit. : lock, a/c, am/fm sl/cass w/10 disk CC andiock a c am fm stcass«cd cmn«- am/tm st/cass, p/mir, cruise, intermit st/seek-scan, gauges, intermit ; lock brakes, a/c, am/fm it/cast ; ptoyw. leather M moon ii. p/sls, wipers, buckets, r/det. bd/side md. wipers, buckets, white, grey interior, : italher/int. p/sts. buckets, rec/sts. : buckets, rec/sts. console, oaufles. r/def. er leather wt. p seats. Duckets Down Payment: $2000 G-20 & J-30; $3000 Q45. Gap insurance included. 15,000 : comoie, r/def. p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, : rec/seats. p/w, tint, p/d/l, pin strip, fuel injected, deep privacy, tint glass, ; bd/side md. tint, cruise, p/tr. pin p/w. p/d/l. p/mu, bd/sioe md, tint. rec seats console, gauges rdH rw. ; cruise, p/tr. sec sys. intermit wipers, p dr Iks. pnw. bo side md Mt miles/year with excess at 15c/mile. Additional mileage leases available. Lessee tat two-tone silvef. grey mt driver tnp odomter, venting windows, h i l strip, intermit wipers, mats, p/ant. ; mats, p/ant. tilt, alum wh. limited WL side airbag 1 passenger, 28,807 sitt spare, 21,148 mi.. VW : Mt, w/w tires, aqir bag driver's side, edition, black out pkg. keyless door erase pb secsys pm stnp Mm# responsible for maintenance & excess wear & tear. G-20: VIN #RT503297, auto, ; ext. color: Jadesyone/int color: gray. i entry. SRS air bag driver's side ext wipers mats p am. attra wh poet mi.. Slk #563, VIN #T2B49326. #PHA31873 Stk #6479. W» #PH491296 ; color: Mack, mt color: black. Stk #580. : V«i /WY622060.31.803 mi. ted gray leather mt 17085 n. Stk #425 4 cyl. p/s/b. MSRP $25,625. J-30: VIN #RM 112671, V-6. p/s/b, MSRP $37,400. Q- V*#PY747722 45: VIN #RM256245, V^8. auto, p/s/b. MSRP $50,900. Residual: G-20-$ 13,325; J- *15,995 *15,995 *16,495 30-$ 19,448; Q45-$25,450. Subject to approval by primary lending source. Total *19,995 *26,495 payments: G-20-$ 10,404; J-30-S 14.364; Q45-$19,764. Phone orders accepted. Offer expires 6-2-94. THIS AD IS A COUPON AND MUST BE PRESENTED AT TIME OF SALE Prices include all costs except tax, license & registration fees. THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 18, 1994 6 5

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’ 9 0 O M N I ’90 DAYTONA ’90 SUNDANCE ’91 CO LT DL Dodge,4 dr. Hatchback, 4 cyl, auto, trans, pwr. stmg/brks, AM/FM Dodge, 2 dr., Hatchback, 6 cyl., auto trans., pwr. strng./brks„ AM/FM Plymouth, 2 dr., Hatchback. 6 cyl., auto trans., pwr. strngybrks., AIR Dodge, 2 dr. Hatchback, 4 cyl, auto, trans, pwr. strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM stereo, airbag, no air, r/def, t/glass, b/s mldgs, cloth int, * ^ _ cass., pwr. mirrs., tilt, r/def.. t/gls., bs mldgs., cloth int., * M m AM/FM stereo., pwr., tilt, r/def., t/gls., bs mldgs., cloth t stereo, r/def, t/glass, b/s mldgs, cloth int, Stk. #54021A,* - m Stk. #47072,VIN #LC710490,70,412 miles. 3 2 9 5 Stk. #40030A, VIN #LG433291, 57,999 miles 4 3 9 5 int., Stk. I43033A, VIN *LN204048,61,685 miles. 4 4 9 5 VIN #MU064109,79,142 miles. 4 2 9 5

>86 VO YAG ER SE ’88 B-150 CO NVERSIO N VAN ’91 CO RSICA LT ’91 DAYTONA ES Plymouth, Wagon, 7 passenger, 2.6L 4 cyl., auto trans., pwr. stmg./brks., AIR, Dodge, 109" w/b, 3.9L6 cyl, auto, trans, pwr. stmg/brks, AM/FM stereo-cass, Chevrolet, 4 dr., sedan, white 4cyl., auto, trans., pwr. strngVbrks., Dodge, 2 dr. Hatchback, 6 cyl, auto, trans, pwr. strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM stereo- AM/FM stereo, tilt, cruise, r/def., t/gls., bs mldgs., cloth int., — AIR, cruise, raised roof, cloth inf Stk #49166A, AIR, AM/FM stereo, pwr. wind./locks, tilt, r/def., t/gls., m cass, pwr. wind/seats/locks/mirr, titt, cruise, r/def, t/glass, b/s roof rack, Stk. #42171A, VIN #GR613044. 79,674 miles. $ 4 5 9 5 VIN #JK151601,116,136 miles. ^ Q Q k bs mldgs., Stk. #19,72B, VIN #MY213569,56,579 m ile s * © Z 9 5 mldgs, cloth int. Stk. #1954A, VIN #MG118644,62,216 miles. Q f 9 5

’92 PIC K UP ’90 GRAND CARAVAN LE ’91 F-150 XLT LARIAT EXTRA CAB ’92 SHADOW ES Toyota, 4 cyl, 5 spd. man. trns, man. strng, pwr. brks, no air, cap, vin yl Dodge. Wagon, 6 cyl, auto, trans, pwr. stng/brks, AIR, pwr. Pick-up, Ford, 5.0L 8 cyl, 5spd. man. trans, pwr. strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM Dodge, 2 dr., CONVERTIBLE, white, 4 cyl., auto, trans., pwr. strng /brks., bench seat, Stk. #49545A, VIN #N5133635, i- wind/seats/locks/mirr,tilt,cruise, r/def, >;glass, roof stereo-cass, pwr. wind/locks, t/glass, b/s mldgs, cloth * m ^ m AIR. AM/FM cass., pwr. wind., tilt, t/gls., cloth int., 23,708 miles. 6 9 9 5 rack, Stk. #42047A, VIN #LX214537, 53,283 miles. * 1 1 j 4 9 5 int, Stk. #49544A, VIN #MKA00266,11,532 miles. 2 j U 9 5 Stk. #410838, VIN IN T344453,17,007 miles. * 1 2 ) 3 9 5 450 KING GEORGE RD. T R U C K f A N D WOODBRIDGE, NJ STATENISLAND R V i C E N T E R l WSX TO RBCH-- S S W M W IK HQRTH EOT M. 9 North, second FORDS Exit - Rt. 184 West Al 1st light irate a right. RT. 9 NORTH to RT. 184 WEST - FORDS • same as MINUTES AWAY: • FREEHOLD 25 min • MANALAFAN 15 min •ASBURY PK 25 min • RED BANK 20 min 908-826-1220 •HAZLET min. bank fee c S ftto a ll q S fied buyers who are approved by our primary finance source. 10 Tunnnranhiml Frrnrs 6 8 MAY 18, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

VEHICLE SELECTION 1994 FORD RANGER 4x2 XL 1994 FORD TAURUS GL 4-dr 1-cyl 5-spd man O/D tran, p/s, am/fm ster/clock, STK# 3.0L, V*6, auto tran, p/s, p/b, r-def, am/fm ster/cass, STK# 3036, 4945, VIN# RTA53455, MSRP $10,846 AND CUSTOMER VIN# RA 102258, MSRP $17,860 $ 8 ,7 9 5 * SATISFACTION... $ 1 4 ,6 9 5 * BECAUSE WE NEVER FORGET YOU HAVE A CHOICE! 1994 FORD CROWN VIC 4-dr 1994 FORD ESCORT LX 3-dr 4.6L, V-8, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, tilt, p/wind, dual air bags, cruise, t-cyf. 5-spd man (ran, a c , p/s, r-def, am/fm ster/cass, r-def, am/fm ster/cass. STK# 3920. VIN# RX120460, STK# 1010, VIN# RW 217586, MSRP $12,590 MSRP $21,140 $ 9 ,5 9 5 * 3 9 5 *

1994 FORD F-150 4x2 1994 FORD WINDSTAR GL WAGON 4 9t. 6-cyl, 5-spd man tran, tnl glass, am/fm stereo w/clock, 3.8L, V-6, auto tran, a/c. p/s, p/b, tnt glass, r-def. am/tm STK# 4696, VIN# RNSI02614, MSRP $14,451 OVER TWO DOZEN 1994 ster/cass, STK# 4705. VIN# SBA01981, MSRP $21,205 $ 1 1 ,5 9 5 * MUSTANGS IN STOCK! $1 7 ,5 9 5 * QUALITY USED VEHICLES AT SPECTACULAR PRICES This is only a partial listing. We have over 100 quality used vehicles to choose from! CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS 92' Ford Probe 92'Fort Taurus 89' Ford Taurus 91'Pontiac Sunblrd "We never forget 89' Ford T-Bird Super 93' Ford Mustang 91'Chevy Cavalier 89' Pontiac Grand 4-cyl, auto Iran, a/c, pIs, Wagon 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, LE Coupe Conv. GT Wagon Am p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, 6-cyl, auto trar, a/c, p/s, pfa, p/s, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, 4-cyl, aulo Iran, a/c, p/s, p/b, tilt, you have a choice" 6-cyl. auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, 8-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, 4-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b. tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, 4-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/lcks, cruise, r-del, tnt tilt, p/mirr, (A«id, p/seats, p/wind, p/seats, p/lcks, p/miii, ctuise, r-del, tm glass, tilt, pftwr, p/wind, p/seats, p/b, tilt, cruise, r-def, tnt p/lcks, cruise, r-def, tnt p/lcks, cruise, r-def, tnt p/b. tilt, r-def, tnl glass, glass, cassette, 33,921 glass cassette, 34,220 mi, Int glass, cassette, cassetle. 33,870 mi, VIN/ 507007, prtcKs, In! glass, sport wtils, glass, cassette, 28,295 mi, glass, cassette, leather, cassette, 39,495 mi, mi, VIN# 773074, STK# VIN# 216582, STK# 5160 71,623 mi, VIN# cassette, 65,992 mi, VIN# VIN# 22282E. STK# 5091 STK# 5142 22,863 mi, VIN# 105241, VIN# 266796, STK# 5118 5195B 185445, STK# 4990 171968, STK# 5093 STK# 5096 $10,195 $8,495 $7,995 $7,395 $12995 $6,995 $9,395 $ 1 3 , 9 9 5 91'Ford Taurus 93* Ford T-Bird 90' Merc Grand 87' Ford Taurus LX 90' Pontiac Grand Prix 89'Merc Sable 90'Merc Couger XR7 92' Chevy Camaro 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, Super Coupe Wagon Wagon 6-cyl, auto Iran, a/c, p/s, 8-cyl, aulo tran, a/c, p/s, Marquis LS p/s, LE tilt, p/lcks, cruise, r-del, tnt 4 cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, 5-cyl, auto tran, a/c, FOR OVER 33 YEARS' 6-cyl, auto Iran, a/c, p/s, p/b, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/b, lilt, p/mirr, p/toind, tit, 0/miri, pMnd, p/seats, 8-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/S, p/b, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, p/seats, p/lcks, p/trunk rel. p/seats, p/lcks, p/ant, glass, cassette, a r bag, p/fcks, p/an, p/trunk rel, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/seats, p/seats, p/lcks, p/trunk tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/lcks, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/seats, cruise, r-del, tnl glass, 42,667 mi, VIN# 244760, cruise, r-del, tnt olass, p/fcks, p/ant, miise.Mjet, rel, cruise, r-def, tnl Route 9 South at HWY. 18 010 BRIDGE, NJ. p/trunk ret, cruise, r-del, tnt p/lcks, cruise, r-def, mt cruise, r-def. tnl glass, stereo, casseie, I9,534mi, glass, cassette, 64,402 cassette, 22,652 mi, STK# 4983 tn; glass, cassette, 47,445 glass, cassette, 48,336 mi, glass, cassette, 48,867 mi, cassette, 54,147 mi, VIN# VIN# 10^59, mi, VlN# HG1 >34932, VIN#I66937. STK# 4615 STK# 5072 mi, VIN# 650800, STK# 5046 STK# 5101 VIN# 289762, STK# 5194 VIN# 650229, STK# 4910 636163, STK# 5129 $ 9 , 4 9 5 $18,495 $8,995 $ 6 , 9 9 5 908-591-1111 $9,995 $8,495 $10,995 $9,995

TRUCKS t VANS TRUCKS i VANS TRl CKS i VANS ° a s is p TRUCKS HANS TRUCKS & VANS TRUCKS HANS m a t a w a n 9VGMC2500 92'Chevy S-10 91'Chev Blazer S-10 91'Geo Tracker 4x4 91'Ford F-150 4x4 93’ Ford F-250 90' Ford Bronco II 91'Ford Carqo E-150 6-cyl, auto tran, p/s, p/b, tilt, 8-cyl,aulo tran, a/c, pIs, PickUp 4x4 Tahoe 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c. p/s, 4-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, 8-cyl, auto :ran, a/c, p/s, SuperVan OLD BRIDG^Ik / \ p/min, pAwind, p/lcks, r-def, p/b, tilt, p/min, p/wind, 6 cyl, auto tran, afc, p/s, p/b, 6-cyl, auto tran, p/s. p/b, tilt, 4-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b. tilt, Int glass, cassette, tilt, cruise, tnt glass, p/b, tilt, pfrrirr, tnt glass, tnt glass, sport wtils, tilt, p/min, p/wind, p/seats, p/lcks, cruise, tnt glass, p/b, lilt, cruise, cassette, 31.344 mi, VIN# A36499, cassette, 30,949 mi, VIN# cassette, 33.343 mi, VIN# Int glass, cassette, 26,742 cassette, 51,465 mi, VIN# p/lcks, cruise, r-def, ml glass, cassette, 33,324 mi, 27,110 mi, VIN# 933058, STK# 5073 A51598, STK# 5075 mi, VIN# A05670. STK#5143 A55652, STK# 5100 cassette, 52,284 mi, STK# 5121 VIN# 507424, STK# 5137 2100739, STK# 5171 VIN# 145421, STK# 4526 $11,595 $15,595 $13,795 ^ f r e e h o l d ! \ $11,995 $15,895 $17,395 $10,595 $13,395 91' Toyota 4 Runner 92' Ford Aero Star 90' Chevy C-15 90'Ford Bronco Eddie 91'Foid F-250 90'Ford F-150 89' Ford Bronco II 4x4 90'Ford Ranger 4x4 92'Ford F-150 91'Ford Bronco Silverado Pick-up Bauer 4x4 8-cyl, aulo Iran, a/c, p/s, 4x4 8-cyl.auto tran. a/c. p/s, 7 passenger 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, 6-cyl, man tran, a/c, p/s, pfc, Super Cab 6-cyl, 5-spd, man tran. 8-cyl, auto tran, afc, p/s, p/b, 8-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, 6-cyl, auto Iran, a/c, p/s, p/b, titt, 6-cyl, auto Iran, a/c, p/s, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/lcks. 6-cyl, 5-spd, man tran, a/c, pfc, lilt, p/mirr, cruise, tnt p/b, tilt, p/mirr, cassette. a/c, p/s, p/b, tilt, cruise. tilt, pfmirr, p/wind, p/lcks, lilt, cruise, tnt glass, cassette, p/lcks, p/ant, cruise, r-def, p/mir, p/wind, p/seats, p/lcks, tilt, pAnirr, cruise, r-del. tnt cruise, r-del. U glass, p/s, p/b, i t cruise, sit glass, glass, cassette, 55,589 mi, 52,048 mi, VIN# B02671 tnt glass, cassette, cruise, r-def, mt glass, sport 25,119 mi, VIN# A00219, tnt glass, sport wtils, cruise, r-def, tnl glass, cassette, glass, cassette. 32,447 mi, cassette, 61,996 mi, cassette, 67,889 mi, VIN# A3645E, STK# 5180B STK# 5114 39,987 mi, VIN# 259068, whls, cassette, 48,287 rrt, cassette, 43,250 mi, 19,380 mi, VIN# 033274 . STK# 5190 VIN# A46485, STK# 5099 STK# 5138 VIN# A79391, STK# 5021 VIN# B03540. STK# 4986 VIN# B34004, STK# 5127B VIN#A00569, STK# 5196 $13,495 $10,895 $15,495 $20,995 $11,495 $13,395 $14,995 $11,395 $9,995 $16,795 'Prices incfude manufacturer to consumer rebate. Ford Customer Cash Program: Ranger $300, Escort $400, F-150 $500 Commercial Rebate. Taurus $500. Cash back of $400 for qualified college graduates with certificate through Ford College Purchase Program. Ad is a coupon and must be presented for specials. Prices are valid for 7 days and include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for licencing registration and tax. **2.9% Ford Credit APR financinq for up to 48 months on select models, or up to $500 cash back to qualified buyers. Dealer participation may effect savings. You must take new retail delivery from dealer stock by 6/2/94. See dealer for details. OASIS FORD IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOS. THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 18, 1994 6 9 NEW CAR SPECIALS

NEW 1995 DODGE NEON 4 DOOR SPORT 4 cyl., auto, trans., p/s, anti-lock brakes, a/c, p/l, p/mirr., tilt, cruise, r. def., t.g, am/fm ster. cass., Stk. #6571. VIN #SD567989. 36 month lease. $2,500 down plus 1st payment, sec. & MV fees. 10,000 miles per year.

^ S E H Q C PervMo- FOR 1 + Tax DISCOUNT DAYS! NEW 1994 DODGE INTREPID 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto, trans., p/s, p/b, a/c, tilt wheel, r. def., t.g, am/fm ster., Stk. #6541. VIN #RF278499. 24 month lease. $2,000 down PRE-OWNED SPECIALS plus 1st payment, sec. & MV fees. 12,000 miles per year. LEASE $ 0 0 0 Per. Mo. 1 9 8 9 B U I C K 1 9 9 0 D O D G E 1 9 9 2 D O D G E FOR + Tax SKYLARK DYNASTY SPIRIT 2 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans,, P/S, 6 cyl., auto trans, p/s, p/b, a/c, 4 dr, 4 cyl., auto trans, p/s, P/B, A/C, tilt/cruise, r. def., T.G., p/l, p/w, tilt/cruise, r. def, t.g., p/b, a/c, r. def, t.g., am/fm am/fm stereo. Stk. #2920. VIN AM/FM stereo. Stk. #2722. VIN stereo. Stk. #2809. VIN #LD708145.42,651 miles. #KM001426.55,752 miles. #NT201081.30,730 miles. $4 9 7 7 $7 9 9 7 $7 9 9 7

1 9 8 8 C H E V Y 1 9 9 0 D O D G E 1 9 9 1 D O D G E CAPRICE CARAVAN DAKOTA LE PICKUP 4 dr, 6 cyl., auto trans, p/s, 6 cyl., auto trans, p/s, p/b, V-8., auto trans, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, p/b, a/c, am/fm stereo. Stk. a/c, r. def, t.g., am/fm tilt/cruise, r. def., t.g., sprt. whls., #2815. VIN #JR189409. stereo. Stk. #3015. VIN am/fm stereo cass. Stk. #3025. 64,615 miles. #LK703466. 70,326 miles. VIN #MS254936.26,400 miles. $5 9 9 7 $7 9 7 7 $9 9 9 7 NEW 1994 DODGE CARAVAN 1 9 8 5 D O D G E 1 9 9 3 D O D G E 1 9 9 0 D O D G E 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., T.G., AM/FM stereo. 7 passenger, ARIES DYNASTY GRAND CARAVAN SE 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto frans, p/s, p/b, 4 dr, 6 cyl., auto trans, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl., auto trans, p/s, p/b, a/c, sunscreen glass. Stk. #6529. VIN #RR734190. 36 month lease. $2,000 a/c, r. del., T.G., AM/FM stereo. a/c, p/l, p/w, tilt/cruise, r. def, t.g., tilt/cruise, r. def, t.g., sprt. whls, Stk. #3089. VIN #FF295867. am/fm stereo cass. Stk. #2898. am/fm stereo. Stk. #2902. VIN down plus 1st payment, sec. & MV fees. 12,000 miles per year. 32,885 miles. VIN #PD217104.16,327 miles. #LX300160.66,139 miles.- LEASE $4 Ayl Per. Mo. $2 9 9 5 $1 1 ,9 9 7 *8 9 9 7 FOR 1 5 J H 1 + Tax

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NEW 1994 PONTIAC NEW 1994 PONTIAC G R A N D A M G R A N D P R IX COUPE SE 2 dr, 4 cyl, automatic trans, p/s, p/anti-lock brakes, a/c, am/fm 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, overdrive, p/s, ster/cass, fab int, bkts, rec seats, p/anti-lock brakes, a/c, am/fm console, r/def, p/winds/dr locks, ster/cass, fab int, rec seats, r/def, tint, cruise, p/trunk, pinstripe, int p/winds/dr locks, p/mir, bd/side md, LEASE wipers, mats, tilt, dealer installed LEASE tint, cruise, p/trunk, pin stripe, int soundproof & hand wax. MSRP wipers, mats, tilt, dealer installed FOR $16,074. Stk #60116, VIN FOR soundproof & hand wax, door edge RM528048. guards. MSRP $18,444. Stk 36 month closed end lease. Customer #60226, VIN RF281494. PER MONTH responsible for first month's payment PER MONTH 45,000 miles total. 10t per mile over. $199 + tax + $2600 down payment + + TAX I Res. $8597.28, $2850 down & 1st month + TAX $200 sec deposit. Total payments $7164. * 2 4 9 security & MV fees. Residual $8106.80. 45,000 miles-10e 36 MONTHS per mile over. 36 MONTHS NEW 1 9 9 4 NEW 1994 PONTIAC P O N T IA C BONNEVILLE FIREBIRD SE SED A N

3 dr h/b, 6 cyl, auto, overdrive, p/s, p/anti-lock brakes, a/c, am/fm ster/cass, fab int, bkts, rec seats, Automatic trans, V6 3.8 liter engine console, gauges, r/def, p/winds/dr w/overdrive, p/s, p/abs brakes, a/c, LEASE locks, bd/side md, tint, p/trunk, sec am/fm ster/cass, p/winds/locks, tilt, sys, pin stripe, int wipers, mats, tilt, dual air bags, rear window defogger. FOR alum wh, dealer installed sound­ MSRP $21,823. VIN R4238026. proof & hand wax. MSRP $17,533. 30 month closed end luxury lease. First Stk #60267, VIN R2238459. month payment + $2500 down + $300 PER MONTH $1975 down + 1st payment + security & sec deposit. Total payments $8280. MV fees. Rs. $7842.54.15,000 miles per Residual $11,309.67. 12,000 miles per + TAX year. 10{ per mile over. year, 15{ per mile over. 36 MONTHS * 2 5 9

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" ■ Satisfaction 1986 HONDA CIVIC 1988 HYUNDAI EXCEL GL Monmouth 4 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, 4 dr, auto, 4 cvl. p/s, p/b. am/fm & Ocean st/cass, a/c. t/gls, rw oef, Vin am/fm ster/cass, t/gls, rw def, great Counties #JU372789, Stk f3504A, 73,793 mi. transportation, Vin #GS014924, Stk I3400A, 131,136 mi. * 1 4 9 5 * 1 6 9 5

1986 PONTIAC GRAND AM LE 1987 FORD ESCORT GT Auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm ster/cass, 2 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, a/c, t/gls, rw def. bkt seats, spit, mirrs, am/fm ster/cass, a/c, t/gls, rw def, all ssn stl bltd rdls, styled whls. Vin Black Beauty, Vin #HT111164, Stk Pete Sucato #GC556558, Stk #3449A, 95,191 mi. I3393A. * 2 7 9 5 * 2 9 9 5

1986 NISSAN 200 SX 1986 MERCURY TOPAZ j : 2 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, 4 di, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm I f am/fm ster/cass, a/c, t/gls, rw det, ster/cass, a/c, t/gls, rw def, bkt sts, || styled whls, bkt. seats, sprt. mirrs., spt mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls, styled S all ssn stl bltd rdls, Vin #GW0S7252, whls, Vin #GK640306, Stk #5347A, 62,998 mi. 57,313 low mi. * 2 9 9 5 * 2 9 9 5

1988 PONTIAC LeMANS 1988 DODGE DAYTONA MITSUBISHI Red, auto, 4 cyl, P/S, P/B, sprt 2 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm mirrs, rally whls, AM/FM ster/cass, ster/cass, a/c, t/gls, rw def, rally whls, A/C, t/glass, rw def, runs strong! VIN xtra clean car, Vin #JG453294, Stk JR355504. Stk #342A. 80,360 mi. *P191A, 76,809 mi. '94 GALANT "ES * 3 4 9 5 * 3 9 9 5 | 1989 EAGLE PREMIERES 1989 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM Auto, 4 dr, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, * 4 dr, auto, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/tm ster/cass, Auto, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/f/m, st/cass, bkt seats, sport mirrs, all p/winds/clks/sts, a/c, t/gls, rw del, t/whl, p/winds/lcks/sts, a/c, t/glass, rw del, t/whl, cruise, rally whls, Price Can’t Be Beal! Vin vinyl rf, well maintained. VIN XH410404, • Dual AirBags #KK225667, Stk *34Q9A, 87,873 mi. Stk I3528A, 112,909 mi. Stock #3552, MSRP • Air Conditioning * 4 9 9 5 $18,396.36 mo. closed end • AM/FM Cassette * 3 9 9 5 lease w/$1500 down, tot • Tilt & Cruise 1987 TOYOTA COROLLA 1987 TOYOTA CELICA GTS pymts $7,164, Residual • P/Windows LEASE Burgundy, 4 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, Black, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm $10,301.76 Locks FOR am/lm ster/cass, a/c, t/gls, rw def, runs ster/cass, p/w/lcks, a/c, t/gls, iw def, t/whl, * strong, Vin IH3470446, Stk I3126A, cruise, alloy whls, Excellent Condition, Vin 78,364 mi. IH7064923, Stk I3279A, 84,542 mi.

' 9 4 M I R A G E '94 ECLIPSE * 3 9 9 5 * 4 9 9 5 SPORT SPORT * 1988 MAZDA RX7GXL 1989 TOYOTA CAMRY DX COUPE COUPE Red, 5 spd mao, rotary, p/s, p/b, am/lm Burgundy, 4 dr, auto, 4 cyl, P/S, P/B, console, • 5 spd. man trans • Auto Trans • AM/FM Cassette ster/cass, p/winds/lcks, a/c, t/gls, tw del, l/tod, remote mirrs, AM/FM ster/cass, P/Winds/Iks, •P/S * 4 cyl. -P/B cniise, sun rt, alloy whls, Excellent Condition! A/C, I/glass, m def, t/whl, cniise. Extra clean in • Air Conditioning • Tinted Glass LE A SE F O R i out, low miles! VIN KU103250. Stk #34 7 0*. 2 dr, bkt sts, carpet mats, sprt mirrs, 3 dr htch, auto, 4 cyl, P/S, P/B, rw def, Vin #J0606488, Stk *3350A, 66,412 mi. 42,825 mi. all ssn stl bltd rdls, styled whls, bkt sts, sport mirrs, all ssn bltd rdls, t/gls, rw det, gauges, radio acc. pkg. styled whls, Vin #RE039644, Stk #3505, Vin #RU039143, Stk #3441, MSRP * 7 9 9 5 * 8 4 9 5 $9549, DLR Disc $554, Rebate MSRP $14,592, 48 Mo. Closed End $1000. Lease w/$1500 down. Tot pymts $7,152, Residual $6,420.48 1991 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE GS 1993 MITSUBISHI MIRAGE ’ Blue, 2 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, P/S, P/B, 4 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm sler/cass, styled whls, AM/FM ster/cass, P/winds/Iks, p/winds/lcks. a/c, t/gls, rw def, t/whl, '94 DIAMANTE '94 3000 GT ■ A/C, t/glass, rw def, t/whl, cruise. Just cniise, Like New! Program Cat! Vin i traded! VIN ME110Q59. Stk H3464A. IPU014787, Stk »P240,18,421 mi. i LUXURY SPORT S 52,350 mi. SEDAN COUPE 1 * 8 9 9 5 * 8 9 9 5 • Air Conditioning • Till i Cruise • Tilt & Cruise • Pwr Windows & Locks •PwrWindows* Locks • AM/FM Cassette ONLY 24 MONTHS •Aluminum Wheels • AM/FM Cassette LE A SE FO R LE A SE F O R 1990 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM 1992 FORD THUNDERBIRD 4 dr auto, 6 cyl, P/S, P/B, t/gls, rw def, 3 dr hatch, 5 spd man, 6 cyl, P/S, 4 dr, auto, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/f/m, 2 dr, auto, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/lm ster/cass, bkt sts, sport mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls, ster/tape, rw del, t/whl, cruise, p/winds/lcks/sts. a/c. t/gls, rw del, t/whl, alloy whls, Vin #RY022399, Stk #3378, p/winds/kks/sls, a/c, t/glass, styled whls. $ $ ctuise, rally wills, low mileage, Vin MSRP $25,995, 24 month closed lease Excellent Condition. VIN LH449248. Stk w/$2250 down. Tot pymts $5,736, $12,138, Residual $14,651.85. «MH129262, Stk tP282,15,700 mi. 239 289 Mo. IP281,46,607 mi. Residual $16,116.90, * 8 9 9 5 * 9 9 9 5

Route 35 N • Oakhurst 1993 MITSUBISHI EXPO LRV 1990 CHEVY CORVETTE Aulo, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/lm s.er, Red, con). 2 dr, lulu, 8 cyl, p/s, p/b. lthr ini, bkt sts, spd p/winds/lcks, a/c, t/gls, rw del, t/whl, mirrs, alloy whls, am/tm sl/cass w/eq, Bose sound sys, p/w/IMinl/sts, a/c, l/gls, rw del. lill, cniise. gauges MITSUBISHI® JL cruise, Like New Mini Van! Program Car! Set red w/red lllir i while conn top, like He* in every way! Prices include rebatesrehates and all cnstscosts tnto consumer p.vcentexcept licenselicense, reg ren Vin #PU064698, Stk #P276,14,948 mi. Low miles. Vin K511K86. Slk H352A, 25,144 mi. & taxes. All leases 10,000 mi. Lease subject to approval by primary i n lender. All leases req 1st mo pymt, $400 bank fee & 1 month iHlir 493-4333 security deposit. Call dealer for more details. * 1 1 ,9 9 5 * 2 4 ,9 9 5 ' 2 MAY 18,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM n e o n stereo, r def., T.G., cloth int., dual air bags. Stk. #C5004. VIN #SD524339. MSRP $11,939. Rebate for Recent College Grad $400. Werner Disc. $440. *11,099

New • 1994 • Dodge N ew • 1994 • Douge RAIVI 1500 CARAVAN V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM stereo, T.G., cloth V-6, 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C, T.G., air bag, r. step int., dual air bags. Stk. #T419'6. VIN #RR625798. MSRP bumper. Stk. # T4295. VIN #RS663888. MSRP $13,467. $17,646. REBATE $713. Recent College Grad Rebate $400. Recent College Grad Rebate $400. Werner Disc. $469. Werner Disc. $947. *12,598 *15.586

1992 DODGE STEALTH "ES" 1991 JEEP CHEROKEE LOREDO 1993 DAKOTA LONG BED PICKUP V-6, auto-trans., P/S, P/B. A/C. P/L. P/W. a _ ^ ^ 6 cyl., auto-trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, V-6, auto-trans., P/S, P/B, A/C. AM/FM ^ tilt/cruise, console, alloy whls., AM/FM P/W, P/seats, tilt/cruise, roof rack. A I 1 P stereo cass, T.G., cloth int., air bag. i stereo cass., T.G., cloth int., air bag. VF| m console, alloy whls., AM/FM stereo Balance of factory Warranty Stk. Mi &■■■■ Balance of factory Warranty. Stk. MM cass.. T.G.. cloth int. Stk. #4339. VIN | l i n f e l r #4352. VIN #PS192000. 8.047 miles. | M f W W #4322. VIN #NY047971.5,453 miles. #ML5T5975. 45,642 miles.

1990 CHEVY S-10 BLAZER 1991 HONDA ACCORD 1988 DODGE CARAVAN V-6, auto-trans., P/S, P/B. A/C, P/L. P/W. 4 _ _ —. _ 4-dr., 4 cyl., auto-trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, £ ^ V-6, auto-trans., P/S, P/B. A/C, roof rack, A mb M mm tilt/cruise, roof rack, console, alloy i l P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, r def., AM/FM V U K * r. def., AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth M whls., AM/FM stereo cass,, T.G., cloth stereo cass.. T.G. Stk. #4214 VIN ■ ■ ^WZM int., 7 passenger. Stk. #4351. VIN M ■■ M ZB int. Stk. #3903. VIN #L0125951.57,813 | i l f W W W #MA222578. 35,126 miles. ■ ■ W W #JR662139. 76,549 miles. " W

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