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JULY 8, 1992 25 CENTS VOL. 22 NUMBER 28

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Raring to go Bobby Bodak, 8, and his sister, Cheryl, 5, are eager to head out for a day at the beach. The u i t t m g Independent focuses on some favorite places for day trips.

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INDEX ______Photograph by Rich Schultz AN UNDECIDED FATE ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 3 4 - 3 7 The business area of West Front Street is included in plans for a proposed, controversial Special Improvement District. AUTOMOTIVE...... 6 6 -7 1 BUSINESS...... 31 CHECK IT O U T ...... 2 3 CLASSIFIED...... 5 5 -6 5 CLUB CALENDAR...... 1 9 SID plan divides Keyport businesses DINING ...... 3 8 -4 4 EDITORIALS...... 4 n n bear. O ther concerns include the am ount of done, w e all still live together ... I ’m not ENVIRONMENT...... 1 5 Ordinan m oney that w ould go to adm inistration, and going to let our com m unity be divided,” he HEALTH...... 4 6 w orries that the SID w ould create another s a i d . IN THE SPOTLIGHT...... 1 4 form of governm ent when business owners Those in favor o f the S ID say that there LETTERS...... 4 introduction OBITUARIES...... 4 7 are already tired o f bureaucracy. has been an abundance o f m isinform ation OLD H O U S E ...... 5 set for Tuesday Although the ordinance to establish circulated. M ark G ale, president o f Keyport PARENTING...... 2 0 the S ID has been drafted, officials say it is Partnership In c., said he believes the oppo­ POLICE BEAT...... 4 8 not yet in final form . A t the co un cil’s m eet­ sition has used scare tactics in presenting By Christine M enapace ______PROPERTY LINES ...... 5 4 ing June 23, m em bers discussed for the the S ID as a tax increase rather than som e­ PULSE...... 5 first tim e their opinions on the proposed thing that can im prove the future. K EY PO R T — An ordinance establish­ PUPIL PATTER...... 1 8 SID. Ed Burlew , who ow ns several properties REAL ESTATE NEWS...... 5 4 ing a Special Im provem ent D istrict in the M ost m em bers spoke in favor of the w ithin the district and has been active in REGION ROUNDUP...... 2 7 -3 0 borough is expected to heat up the debate plan, but em phasized that they w ould keep opposing the SID , said the fact is that the BUSINESS...... 31 between those w ho feel the district is an an open m ind. Several m em bers said they SID w ill cost each property ow ner $395. SCHOOLS...... 3 2 investm ent in the borough’s future and w ould do their best to determ ine w hat the “That is no scare tactic — that’s fact,” he SLICE OF LIFE ...... 7 those w ho feel it w ill place an undue fi­ SOCIAL...... 1 9 business and property ow ners in town said. H e added that im provem ents m ade in nancial burden on business and property SPORTS...... 4 9 -5 3 w a n t . the last several years through the state- o w n e r s . YESTERYEAR...... 5 Council members David Ham m ond and funded Neighborhood Preservation The ordinance w ill be introduced at the Robert Bergen expressed concern over who Program have beautified the tow n, but Borough C ouncil’s m eeting Tuesday. FRANK VINCI w ould bear responsibility for uncollected didn’t generate any real m oney in incom e Controller Although SID s vary greatly, in general SID taxes. Patrick H enry of the Atlantic for businesses. M entioning the recession under an SID program , com m ercial prop­ WILLIAM PETERSON Group, the consulting firm on the SID , and the future closing o f the county bridge Production Director erty ow ners w ithin a designated area tax said that that area o f the ordinance is still on W est Front Street, he said, “It’s one them selves in order to fund business pro­ RICHARD M. POLITY being negotiated. tough situation out there right no w .” Advertising Director gram s and im provem ents they want to Several proponents o f the S ID said their B u rlew has also been criticial of the m a k e . VINCENT J. GRASSIA hope is that the S ID ’s budget would w ork Keyport Cham ber of Com m erce, saying, Assistant Advertising Director Under Keyport’s program , 152 com m er- m uch like a school budget, w ith the bor­ “They let a lot of business people dow n” in THOMAS DeCARO cial-property ow ners w ithin three designat­ ough guaranteeing funds and the SID pay­ appearing to endorse the S ID . H e said he Executive Editor ed areas w ould each pay $395 per year to ing back the difference the next year. w ill be sending a letter to the county prose­ create an annual budget of approxim ately O nce the ordinance is introduced, a pub­ cutor because he believes the cham ber was $60,000. Additional funding would be lic hearing w ill be held at the next council possibly in violation of the Sunshine Law JUDITH McGEE FEENEY available the first year through a challenge m eeting, July 28. The vote on the ordi­ on votes taken pertaining to the SID . H e Managing Editor grant offered by the Departm ent of nance w ill not actually take place, how ever, has also resigned from the cham ber, where MARK R. ROSMAN Com m unity Affairs. until the outcom e of pending litigation he served as second vice president. Managing Editor/Sports A board of directors would be set up regarding the Freehold SID . Cham ber President Barbara Currie said to oversee the decisons, and local gov­ The Bayshore Independent (USPS 004-016 H enry said the case contains technical that the cham ber has never taken a stand ISSN 10452389) is published weekly by Greater ernm ent’s role w ould be the annual ap­ questions specific to Freehold, but m ore one w ay or the other on the S ID , but agreed Monmouth Publishing Co., 766 Shrewsbury proval of the S ID budget. Avenue, Tinton Falls, NJ 07724. Subscription price im portantly, is also challenging the to endorse the investigation o f an S ID w ith­ Those in favor o f the S ID believe it w ill is $27/yr. Second-class postage paid at Red consitutionality of the SID enabling the out supporting the S ID itself. Bank, N.J. 07701. POSTMASTER: Send address be a w ay to develop the borough’s w ater­ Legislature. H enry said that existing SID s A poll taken in June o f active cham ber ch an g es to: front; plan block advertising; recruit new Bayshore Independendent are looking very carefully at how the case m em bers who either live in Keyport, own business and retain old business; apply for 766 Shrewsbury Avenue w ill turn out, w hich is scheduled for court property, operate a business or w ork for a Tinton Fallsr N.J. 07724 special loan opportunities; and beautify S e p t . 2 1 . business in Keyport received a response of business areas w ith street lighting, benches, In the m eantim e, M ayor John J. M erla 60 percent. W ithin the district, 19 people A GREATER MEDIA COMPANY sidew alks and other im provem ents. has asked both sides of the debate to keep said “yes” to an SID and 20 said “no.” Opponents of the SID m ainly object to an open m ind on the issue, and called for O utside the district, one person said “yes” the funding, saying that in a recession — an end to the back-stabbing and bashing of and eight people said “no,” according to SKV w hen they are struggling day to day to m eet borough em ployees. “A fter all is said and C u r r i e . expenses — an extra tax is just too m uch to x - w . i'jli’u t i .v j U ^ c m 3 h r

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EDITORIALS ' ;V - V K E Y P O R T - ^ Town could aid cleanup ■ J '/ t i SPECIALe o m a i iupdavemIMPROVEMENT eut b"fc , A more attractive Aberdeen Or they may find that the resident Township may result from an ordi­ has been caught in an embarrassing PISTRICT nance introduced Tuesday by the situation, like the Cliffwood Beach Township Council, which threatens family who gave their last $10,000 property owners with severe penal­ to a contractor who left the job half ties for failure to properly maintain done and their property in shambles. their homes or businesses. The woman from that same fami­ On the other hand, the ordinance ly also said that the Public Works could result in a more hostile Department offered to remove the Aberdeen. piles of dirt on her property, but for Under the ordinance, careless a sum which she could not afford. property owners could face up to 90 In addition to a tougher ordi­ days in jail, 90 days of community nance, why can’t a volunteer com­ service and up to $1,000 in fines for mittee comprised of people from all a repeat offense. sections of town be formed to help Although we applaud any action clean everyone’s properties? taken in the interest of safety, we Such a committee might encour­ strongly advise the council to inves­ age community spirit instead of tigate the situations behind the few quashing it. so-called eyesore properties before And it may even help alleviate sending out that first notice. the “ that side of town” stigma for By simply knocking on the door, the older sections as it pulls people township officials may discover that from all parts of the township the resident is out of work, elderly, together to work for a common goal disabled or seriously ill. — a more beautiful place to live.

LETTERS

Apology needed of life. Frankly, M ayor Peters should Th is letter is in reference to the conduct apologize for her m isuse o f her sex to pre­ of M iddletown Tow nship Com m ittee vent public discussion, and if she refuses to m e e t i n g s . do so, she should face censure from the M iddletow n recently suffered another Tow nship Com m ittee and the taxpayers of aborted m eeting when M ayor Rosem ary M iddletown. Peters took exception to a reference to her Being called “H oney” is no excuse not w om anliness to exit an im portant hearing to answ er cogent questions, especially o n t a x e s . w here taxes and budget item s are re­ If the public’s business m ust be put view ed, in these d ifficult days. aside because some wom an has an em o­ MARION B. DUNLEVY tional fit over com m on parlance, w ell, it M iddletow n America is sacred pendence in favor of w orld governm ent, appears that the anti-fem inists are being Every Fourth of July should be an oc­ history w ill look upon the current genera­ proven right. W om en who resort to such Supporters thanked casion when each Am erican acknowledges tion o f A m ericans as the greatest fools w ho tactics should go back into their kitchen or I am w riting to thank the people of the the incom parable benefits of national inde­ ever lived. back yard, where they can only do harm to new 6th Congressional D istrict for their p e n d e n c e . KEVIN O’GRADY their neighbors w ith their pettiness. support in the D em ocratic prim ary June 2. W e still enjoy m ore personal freedom Holm del As a wom an alone who was never de­ W hile tough words were exchanged on here than do the peoples of any other terred by real m ale derogatory com m ents all sides during the prim ary, it is gratifying nation on Earth, either before or since in m y search for truth and justice, never Rebuild the railways to know that the people ultim ately support­ Am erica was bom . Alan Lupo, Boston Globe colum nist, did I shrink from m y duty to explain the A ll Am ericans should rededicate them ­ ed m y efforts on their behalf. is right on target w hen he w rites that the law to those who w ould bend and abuse it, selves during Independence D ay cel­ In the weeks and m onths ahead, I w ill train m ust be brought back to “rebuild although I had the worst nam es thrown at ebrations to guard against any attem pt to be presenting com prehensive plans to deal Am erica!” The airw ays and highw ays can’t m e. Called “bitch,” “w itch,” and “com m on com prom ise the hard-won independence of w ith our econom ic, environm ental and ur­ do it because they are clogged w ith grid­ scold,” I stood m y ground in room , court our country. ban problem s. There is still a great deal lock. Railw ays are the only passageways or Tow nship H all, facing down m y oppo­ Am ericans have alw ays pointed to “the that needs to be accom plished for the peo­ rem aining for rapid m ovem ent of people nents, to w in. thunderous truths” in the D eclaration of ple of Central N ew Jersey. and freight. H ow ever, a m assive rebuilding M argaret Thatcher never exited Par­ Independence, w hich holds that “m en are A s alw ays, if citizens have questions, project lies ahead. To do this, w e m ust seri­ liam ent when she was taunted w ith m ale endowed by their Creator w ith certain advice or governm ental problem s that need ously consider rechanneling foreign aid, references to wom en or told to go back to unalienable rights” and that “to secure to be solved, I w ould hope that they w ould w hich built the bullet trains, to Am erican her territory. Just w eeks ago, H illary C lin ­ these rights, governm ents are instituted.” not hesitate to contact m e at m y congres­ aid to accom plish the gigantic task that lies ton, law yer, w ife of the Dem ocratic presi­ These fundam ental assertions set Am erica sional office. ahead. And this task is to build the sam e dential candidate B ill Clinton, acknow l­ apart. There are no other nations possess­ kind of trains as Japan, France, Germ any edged that there w as no derogation in REP. FRANK PALLONE ing such a m arvelous foundation. Long Branch and other foreign countries have built w ith wom en baking cookies, since it was a fact Yet m any prom inent Am ericans would our foreign-aid funds. cancel those self-evident truths by giving In fact, w e have the technical potential up our nation’s sovereignty to the Godless to m ore than even the score w ith foreign United N ations. achievem ents in railroad construction. B y The creation o f an all-pow erful w orld using funds w hich have been wasted governm ent under the U .N . is a goal of Andy Indy tries to master computer heretofore in governm ent spending is those who want the new w orld order, an another source of funds available. J. Peter arrangem ent w hereby all w ill be forced to G eri V alinoti, 158 A llen St., Belford, won a free dinner for two this week for Grace of the Grace Com m ission can verify adhere to their w ill. finding A ndy Indy in the Ju ly 1 issue o f the Independent. that situation, I ’m sure. Am ericans m ust realize that in our na­ Andy was hidden in an advertisem ent for Learning Keys, 79 O ak H ill Road, And think of the gigantic em ploym ent tion, freedom o f speech, religio n, the press, M iddletow n, on Page 44 of both the Bayshore and M iddletow n editions. scenario generated by such a m assive pro­ the right to be arm ed, etc., are not rights V alin o ti’s entry w as the first one draw n from am ong those correctly identifying ject! In such a scenario, I see light rail as granted by governm ent. the cartoon character’s hiding place. branch lines feeding passengers to core These are rights granted by G od that are She w ill get a free dinner for tw o at H annah's Restaurant, Route 35, Eatontow n. lines consisting o f bullet trains o f A m erica. supposed to be protected by governm ent. Each w eek, the Independent’s m ascot, A ndy Indy, is hidden in a different adver­ The w ay I see it, this is a m ust if Am erica A s long as our nation rem ains inde­ tisem ent and readers are invited to find him . A n entry form for the contest can be is to com ply w ith the Clean A ir A ct to sur­ pendent and our people understand how found elsew here in the paper. The deadline for entries each w eek is M onday. vive in the foreseeable future. rem arkably different our nation is, these HARLAND G. CALL rights w ill rem ain. If w e fritter aw ay inde­ M iddletow n THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 8,1992 5

H olm del farm dates back to 1700s Abortion limits: By Marilyn Duff______readers have G olden Farm , located at 127 Red H ill Road near Exit 114 of the Garden mixed reactions State Parkw ay, is an im portant early farm site in Holm del Tow nship associated B y L a u r e n J a e g e r ______w ith the early 18th-century settlem ent of the area, according to the M o n m o u th Last week, the Supreme Court County Historic Site Inventory, published voted on giving states the power to in the 1980s. Like other surviving early regulate control over abortion. In hom esteads in the area, the includes , women now have to an early w ing and later m ain block addi­ wait 24 hours after an initial consulta­ tion. The earlier portion, consisting of a tion with an abortion clinic before un­ lean-to and m iddle one-and-one-half story dergoing the procedure, and women section, are believed to have been con­ under 18 must obtain a parent's or structed at a very early date, som etim e judge’s consent.- What is your reac­ between the early to the m id-1700s. tion? The m ain tw o-story section was built M ary Sm ith, HAZLET: They are our in 1840, according to a front foundation bodies and we have the right to m ake our stone the current ow ners, George and Lind a ow n decisions. I think in today’s day and Scott, discovered when they renovated the age, wom en have come a long w ay. W e front-porch flooring. have to stick together and decide for our­ The Scotts purchased the property in selves w hat’s right for us, not have som e­ Sketch by Connie Wynn-Smith 1982, and m ore recently, an adjoining 3 one else m ake these choices for us. GOLDEN HERITAGE Pearl K atz, M ATA W A N : I honestly acres w hich had been subdivided and The early wing (I) of Golden Farm , located on Red Hill Road in Holmdel, dates back haven’t given it any thought, I suppose, retained by previous ow ners, the M uschels. to the early to m id-1700s, and the main section, to 1840. The M uschels obtained the property in the because it doesn’t affect m e one w ay or the 1940s and used it m ainly as a vacation The farm rem ained in the Golden fam ily contains a hidden staircase, w hich M rs. other. I ’m a senior citizen and w ell past the retreat, said M rs. Scott. for 200 years. About 1800, it w ent to E lia s’ Scott said leads to the lean-to attic. Som e age of having children. In the 1960s, the M uschels sold the son, John, the builder of the m ain block, people believe it w as used for the under­ Terrence M cGovern, H O LM D EL: I house to the Brandner fam ily, who in turn then in 1800, to John’s son, Peter Schenck. ground railroad during the C ivil W ar era. doni’t agree, nor do I disagree w ith the sold it to the Scotts. P .S. G olden, whose life the Register The 1840 section was designed with Suprem e Court decision. If som eone pre­ sents a responsible opinion, they ought to “W e w ere just fascinated w ith old hous­ describes as a “checkered one,” later deed­ two sitting room s on the m ain floor, two know w hat they’re talking about, and w hat es and had been looking at old hom es in the ed the farm to his three children. O ne of bedroom s on the second, and a third bed­ I don’t know about constitutional law area,” explained M rs. Scott. They also them , Sam uel, sold his third but later room on the third floor, all connected by an could fill volum es. O n a personal level, I w anted a place w here they could keep hors­ acquired his siblings’ shares and on his open stairw ay. It contains four fireplaces. feel that abortion is an answ er, but not a e s . death in the latter part o f 1903, bequeathed The m ost notable exterior feature, solution. I am opposed to it because I don’t The farm com plex includes various it back to his father. according to the county survey, is the know when life begins, and no one else farm outbuildings, including a tenant The father hoped to regain ow nership of Greek Revival doorway w hich has a split, does, either. H ow ever, m any people with house, stable, and two wagon houses, one the hom estead at a Jan. 13, 1904 sheriff’s Dutch door and ornate surrounding w in­ high m oral character do not see hum an life o f w hich dates to the m id 1800s. W hat the sale but failed, according to the new spaper dows. M rs. Scott believes the hom e was existing until the fetus is viable. county survey describes as a m id-19th cen­ story. A t that tim e, it consisted o f 197 acres used at one tim e as an inn between N ew John H enhauser, NORTH MIDDLE­ tury, English-plan barn w as taken down and brought $5,100. Yo rk and Philadelphia. H er fam ily found a TOWN-" M y reaction to the decision is just six m onths ago, according to M rs. T h e Sketchbook of Historic Holmdel, “Center H otel” sign in the basem ent and m ixed. Holding the Pennsylvania law was Scott, after it was dam aged by a tree and published in 1976 by the Holm del she was told by a previous ow ner than at good, yet I’m disappointed that Roe vs. found to be unsafe “It m ade m e heartsick,” H istorical Society, says, “In 1904 the one tim e there w as a w ing of room s o ff the W ade was not overturned. Yes, it was a s h e s a i d . dw elling becam e the sum m er hom e for the north side. long shot. I have no problem saying the A 1904 Red Bank Register article, Auchincloss fam ily, grandparents of The county inventory indicates the truth: that a child in the w om b is a living incorporated in the survey, says the G olden Jacqueline Kennedy O nassis.” property is eligible for the N ational hum an. There are 1.6 m illion abortions fam ily w as of English origin and em igrated M rs. Scott said her favorite part o f the Register of H istoric Sites, but notes it is perform ed a year. Before they becam e le­ to the M onm outh County from Gravesend, house is the kitchen, located in the lean-to threatened by possible future road w iden­ gal, there w ere about 50,000 a year. I think Long Island, about 1700. » section, because of its open-hearth fire­ i n g . abortion is a sym ptom o f a sick society. According to Gerald Ceres, a Holm del place. “ Yo u can literally w alk right into it,” A fter the Scotts bought the house, D ebbie Pfltrouch, MIDDLETOWN: I historian w ho has done extensive research she said. A rear room behind the kitchen A T& T built its Red H ill facility on the don’t like it. I’m not happy w ith it. of local land conveyances, Joseph Golden served as a tack room . other side of Red H ill Road in M iddletow n. Kathleen M urphy, ABERDEEN: I c a n purchased the land, at that tim e part of The two floors in the early center sec­ They have since lost four feet of frontage understand (the 24-hour w ait) because tion, each containing two room s, are con­ because o f road w idening. Because of the M iddletow n and consisting o f 130 acres, in there are people who m ake im pulsive de­ nected by a narrow stairw ell. The dining proxim ity of the parkw ay and exit, M rs. Decem ber 1704 from Jam es Hubbard. In cisions that/they end up regretting later. room fireplace adjoins the large kitchen Scott said their m ajor concern is future 1742, the property passed to Elias Golden, I’m pro-abortion because there are valid one. One of the second floor bedroom s w idening o f the road. said Ceres. reasons thajt wom en get unwanted preg­ nancies. B irth control devices are know n to fail. The sponge has a high failure rate, for YESTERYEAR i n s t a n c e . M ary Ralph, MIDDLETOWN: I ’ m v e r y Red Bank was made in wagons and head­ m unity celebration held at H olm del in pro-life, so I agreed w ith the decision. 100 YEARS AGO______quarters for the day w ere established in a years. A large part o f the tow nship’s popu­ There should be m ore control over abor­ clearing in one o f the tracts o f w oodland on lation attended, prizes o f $75 in defense tion. W hen a wom an goes to Planned Par­ The increased railroad activity at A t­ the farm . In the afternoon. M r. M cCam p­ stam ps w ere awarded and free refreshm ents enthood, she should be given m ore tim e to lantic H ighlands has caused a large num ber bell acted as personal host to the boys. H e were served. A m essage from Governor think over her decision. Everyone always of runaw ays at that place. The crossing at Charles Edison was read by Harold Center Avenue is very dangerous for spirit­ showed them w hat had been done to attract talks about the w om an’s choice, but no and protect birds, of w hich he is a great H olm es, vice president of the defense one m entions that the baby doesn’t even ed horses and the conveniences for car­ f r i e n d . council, and service pins w ere presented to riages at the railroad station are very poor. have a choice in the m atter. A n autom obile caught fire last Satur­ m others and w ives. Twenty-tw o Holm del Sandra H ow ard, T h e A t Center Avenue during alm ost any tim e A B ER D EEN : day night in front of Herm an Labreque’s boys are now in the arm ed forces. only thing I agree w ith is that the parent of the day there are trains running up and grocery store at Cam pbell’s Junction w hile should be inform ed if their child under 18 dow n, or a puffing engine standing along­ the gasoline tank w as being filled. About is pregnant. H ow ever, as individuals, they side o f the crossing. 25 YEARS AGO ~ 500 persons w aiting for trolley connections should have the right to their ow n choice. A t the railro ad station the horses have at the junction w itnessed the fire. The car The once seem ingly popular trend to P h illip Piccolo, I b e l i e v e to stand alm ost against the approaching LEONARDO: was all ablaze and for a tim e M r. put no lim its on duplication of the nam e any decision m ade should be by the indi­ trains. Th is, com bined w ith the noise of Labrecque’s new store w as endangered. Raritan for m unicipalities around the state escaping steam , w ill frighten alm ost any viduals them selves. m ay be going out of style. G ilbert W . M arcia Rabinow icz, I f a horse, no m atter how gentle. M iss Young ABERDEEN: Bennett, chairm an of the Raritan Tow nship person w ants an abortion, they should have of Locust Point w as thrown out of her car­ 50 YEARS AGO ~ Planning Board, said yesterday that he is that right. It’s not up to them (the state) to riage last Friday afternoon and was quite C a r registration for gasoline rationing heading up a bipartisan citizens com m ittee tell som eone w hat to do. severely cut and bruised about the head. w ill take place in the schools of M onm outh to get rid of the m oniker here. Although a Sidney Zyw otow , MIDDLETOWN: I ’ m County. In this registration, all vehicles sim ilar m ovem ent four years ago was opposed to it. It’s up to each person to 75 YEARS AGO______described as passenger autom obiles w ill defeated by o fficial opposition, success m ake their ow n decision. now would m ake Raritan in M onm outh About 40 m em bers of St. Jam es Junior receive an “A ” ration book and an “A ” Leslie Rocco, HAZLET: I’m in favor of w indshield sticker. County the second of its nam e to m ake a legalized abortion. If this gives states the H oly N am e society had their annual Fourth change in 14 years. Edison Tow nship gave right to take som ething aw ay from this of July outing on the farm of Theron Independence D ay w as celebrated w ith gusto Saturday at the first organized com - M cCam pbell at H olm del. The trip from it up in 1954. rig ht, then I am against it. 6 JULY 8, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT

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State b u d g e t fight HOT OFF THE PRESS • Early Summer Session Starts July 13th Slice of Life ARTIST STUDIO provides glimpse • Late Summer Session cuts in areas that w ould result in a loss of MOTHER EARTH Starts Aug. 3rd into political ploys jobs for C W A w orkers. O f particular inter­ c . p a c e i s > By G arry Wasko ______est w as a proposal to reduce spending on Call fo r Details 224-8717 state parks. Lobbying is a job w ith an im age prob­ “People don’t realize that people are A Computer Learning Center for All Ages lem . N ational politicians and those who going to be out of w ork if these parks cut • Computertots - 3-5 • Computer Explorers - 6-8 w rite about them are quick to criticize so- back,” Regan said. And his troops, about • Computer Club - 4th Gr,-8th Gr. called “special-interest groups,” w ho pre­ 30 strong, m any wearing red CW A T- sum ably m ake convenient targets. shirts, w ere there to fig ht fo r their job s. LEARNING KEYS Th is they did by old-fashioned leg- From m any critics’ point of view , lob­ 79 OAK H ILL ROAD, MIDDLETOWN, NEW JERSEY byists representing interest groups corrupt w ork. Regan explained that C W A officials, the process of dem ocracy as they influence like other lobbyists, had been pestering leg­ (908) 224-8717 politicians to vote their w ay. islators for w eeks w hile the budget was The interest groups, how ever, respond being prepared, m eeting them in their that their lobbyists are only looking out for offices, in the halls and anyw here else they the best interests and opinions of a large could get a few words in. N ow , on the day section of the population, and politicians of the vote, they w ere pulling aside sena­ w ere elected to represent those opinions. tors and Assem bly m em bers for one last LUBIN The recent budget fight in Trenton, p i t c h . w hich quickly becam e a political power Across the hall from the Assem bly struggle between Dem ocratic G ov. Jam es m eeting room , a red-clad C W A w orker was SUMMER Florio and the Republican-dom inated trying to get the attention of Joe K yrillo s, Legislature, provided a chance to see lob­ junior senator and M iddletow n resident . SALE byists in action. O n the other side of the hallw ay, Regan D uring the heat of the budget battle was chatting w ith another legislator am id June 30, I follow ed a group of lobbyists television crew s hustling along, Assem bly 10% -50% OFF from the labor union that represents state aides shuffling stacks o f paper, and people SELECTED ITEMS w orkers. That w as the day o f the final vote, generally m illing about. when Assem bly and Senate m em bers had According to Ada Pinuella of H azlet, a to decide on the allocation of $15 billion Departm ent of M otor Vehicles clerk who Pinecrest Plaza w orth o f state funding for the year. w as m aking the trip to Trenton for the first Rt 34 Matawan The front steps of the Statehouse in tim e, lobbying takes guts. Trenton were crowded and jum ping w ith “ It’s hard to ju st pull som eone aside (908) 583-1333 activity as we arrived early in the day, and start giving your opinion, but it gets Summer Hours: Tues-Sat before w hat w as expected to be a long fight easier every tim e you do it,” said Pinuella. 1 1 -6 on the floors o f both houses. She added that as a shop steward for the Along w ith netw ork correspondents, union, she hears about the troubles o f state reporters, and hundreds of lobbyists, w orkers firsthand. Assem bly and Senate m em bers hung “They’re trying to take aw ay our bene­ around the outside and inside o f the state fits, our jobs, close up D M V s all over the VISA • MASTERCARD • AMERICAN EXPRESS • DISCOVER CARD Capitol, chatting w ith one another. It w as state,” she said. “W e need job s, too.” here, explained union o fficial Robert A fter all the pigeonholing o f legislators, ROUTE 34, M ATAW AN Regan, that his troops get in their final last-m inute pleas and m eetings, the budget pitch to try to get m ore m oney allocated for vote went as expected, w ith both G O P-con- AT THE MARKETPLACE state services. trolled houses approving the Republican DAILY 10 to 6 Com m unications W orkers of Am erica spending plan, w hich was com paratively THURS. AND FRI. 10 to 9:00 locals had spent the last few w eeks lining bad new s for the union. The G O P plan con­ SUNDAY 12 to 5 up m em bers to go to Trenton, according to tained cuts in state services. Regan. M any were union officials like H ow ever, Florio was expected to veto PHONE 583-3113 Regan, but m ost w ere just regular w orkers. that budget, sending the process back to the “W e try and get D M V w orkers, state Legislature for a possible override. And THURSDAY THRU SUNDAY, JULY 12th IV1ARKETPLACE park w orkers, and all the others w e repre­ that m eans m ore C W A w orkers in their red sent, to give their side o f the story,” Regan T-shirts, trying to m ake their voices heard. s a i d . “W e’re fighting for justice for state This year’s budget was im portant w orkers,” said Regan. “If w e’re not here, s i d e w a l k s a l e because the Republicans were seeking big they w ill not know what w e’re thinking, a very special group of famous label SW IMW EAR S10 «nd$1 5 REGULARLY TO $48 ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER $ * r t D C C C C C REGULARLY l 5 , o s-4 9 U K C O D C O $58 TO $200 NONE HIGI1ER ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER $ 5 ios1 5 P a n ts • S k irts • B lo u s e s NONE HIGHER LARGE SELECTION OF SUMMER * . SHORT SETS ,o J l5 J 2 4 0 0 ENTIRE STOCK SHORTS REG. TO $28 $3 Photograph by Rich Schultz FUN AT THE FAIR SPECIAL GROUP OF JEWELED & SEQUINED £ *| HQ Tara Wesp (I), 4, of Cliffwood Beach and Jessica McGinnis, 4, of Laurence Harbor, try to grab a balloon at a recent Laurence Harbor fair. . COTTON KNIT TOPS reg $26 * 1 □ 8 JULY 8, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT

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A BER D EEN — Owners of messy prop­ A b e r d e e n ent 4 Movies* For erties m ay face up to $1,000 in fines, 90 days of com m unity service and a possible ja il term under a proposed change in the She said she has friends who have lost 3 Days Only $3.00 local property m aintenance law . their jobs and can barely afford to pay their ^ S ^ v a a s . The revised ordinance, w hich sets new sew er and w ater b ills, let alone spend YOURS TO KEEP FOR THREE DAYS & penalties for second offenses, is scheduled m oney to fix up their properties. for a public hearing at 8 p.m . A ug. 4. “Do you fix your hom es and forget 99$ VIEW AT YOUR LEISURE. “If you want som eone taught a lesson, about living?,” she asked. “O r do you not excluding Hew Releases & Matt f ttgn this is the m advantageous w ay,” said pay these bills and fix your house just be­ M ayor David Lipm an. cause they want to beautify Cliffw ood Wellington Square • Hwy. 36 & Poole Ave., Hazlet But one resident says the crackdow n on B e a c h ? ” HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 10-10 unkem pt properties is causing her and her One neighbor, she said, has been noti­ 7 3 9 -5 5 2 0 S u n . 1 1 - 9 neighbors em barrassm ent by putting a spot­ fied of a violation because her grass is too light on their personal d ifficulties. high. The so-called grass, she pointed out, C lose attention has been paid recently is actually a large herb garden. to the so-called “U gly O rdinance,” w hich Councilm an Richard Goldberg said penalizes neglectful hom eowners. The the new , tougher ordinance is not designed ABERDEEN/MATAWAN whole thing started when Cliffw ood Beach to upset or hurt anyone. H e said it is aim ed resident Joseph M cAleer, Elm w ood D rive, at chronic offenders w ho can easily rem ove took notice of how m any shabby-looking garbage from their properties, but just hom es there w ere in his neighborhood. choose not to. CASH & CARRY reserve the right to limit quantities. M cA leer wrote an 11-page letter to the “The average person w ould clean up In case of typographical error, Tow nship Council, pointing out eyesores after the first notice,” he said, “but then MON.-SAT. 9 AM-10 PM AB C prices prevail you have people w ho just let their proper­ Ask about canyon runner charter fishing like w eeds, trash and old vehicles. SUN. 10 AM-6 PM A s a result, Tow nship Attorney Patrick ties go and don’t do anything because the Prices Are Available Only At This Location M cN am ara began to revise the ordinance, rules are lax. They have to know w e m ean w hich is about 15 years old. b u s i n e s s . ” Except for the new , harsher penalties, “This w orks both w ays,” Goldberg said. PRICE BUSTER SPECIALS nothing would change. The law currently “W e’re not m ean people. If there is a tough LIQUORS requires that the town give 10-days notice situation, no one’s going to throw som e­ Jack Daniels ...... 7 5 0 m l...... 1 1 .9 5 to residents to clean their properties. If one’s grandm other into ja il. Som ething can Gordon Vodka...... 1 .. .75 L ...... 1 0 .9 5 there is no response, the residents are given be w orked on.” Giibeys G in ...... 1 . 7 5 1__ ...... 1 1 .9 5 another 10 days. Fin ally, if nothing is done, In m ost o f the cases, the council is con­ Popov Vodka ...... 1 .75 L . . . ------1 0 .9 9 cerned about safety, he said. Children Lord Jeff Gin ...... 1 . 7 5 1__ ...... 1 0 .4 9 offenders can be ticketed and fined $50. Bacardi Silver...... 1 .7 5 L ...... 16 .9 9 Under the proposed , residents could be injured near rusty garbage or on D e w a r s ...... 1 .7 5 L ...... 2 6 .4 9 w ould face m ore severe fines and penalties grounds that foster m osquitoes or ticks. WINES if they have taken no action to clean their “There are dangerous situations, w aiting Almaden Chablis or Rhine ...... 4 L ...... 7 .9 5 yards by the second notice. like a stick of dynam ite. W e’re not looking Robt. Mondavi Souv Blanc ...... 7 5 0 m l...... 3 .9 5 “O f course I don’t like the way m y to go after a grandm other w ho’s bankrupt,” Mouton Cadet White ...... 7 5 0 m l...... 4 .9 5 house looks,” said a C liffw ood Beach said Goldberg. Martini & Rossi Asti ...... 7 5 0 m l...... 8 .9 5 hom eowner, a resident for 25 years, who Berringer Chardonnay (90 Rating) ...... 7 5 0 m l...... 9 .9 9 asked that her nam e not be published. She Sutter Hom e Chardonnay, Cabernet, Zinfandel ...... 7 5 0 m l...... 4 .5 9 CALENDAR Carlo Rossi Wines a i i F la v o r s ...... 4 L ...... 6 .9 9 said her fam ily paid $10,000 to a contractor San Martin White Zinfandel...... 1 .5 L ...... 6 .9 9 who did a faulty job, then abandoned the A ll w e e k Volunteers needed for child care and BEERS 750 ml...... 3 .6 9 p r o j e c t . She said the dam age w ill take extensive driving by Manna House, 640 Cliffwood Carling Black Label & Ligh t ...... 1 2 o z . c a n s ...... 7 .4 9 case Ave., Cliffwood Beach. For more informa­ professional w ork to reverse, and the fam i­ Rheingold & Rheingold Light ...... 12 oz. cans ...... 7 .9 9 case tion, call Nancy at 566-8774. Kochs Golden Anniversary or Light ...... 1 2 o z . c a n s ...... 6 .9 9 case ly has no m oney for the repairs. To m ake Piels Reg. or Light ...... 1 2 o z . c a n s ...... 7 .9 9 case m atters w orse, she said, her husband has Friday and Tuesday been out of w ork until recently. Survivors of Incest Anonymous, 12- CRAZY JOE SPECIAL PURCHASE Even if her property situation w ere easi­ step, self-help program for people over 18 ly correctable, the new ordinance still adds who have suffered sexual abuse, at the 1 . 7 5 L . 1 2 .7 9 insult to injury, she said. Matawan United Methodist Church, 478 Kenbrook (Blend 80 p}„... 1 . 7 5 L . . The wom an said residents in her neigh­ Atlantic Ave. 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Tuesday Celia Bianco & Celia D’oro.. . 7 5 0 m l „ ..1 .9 9 borhood are not affluent and m ay not be and 7 to 9 p.m. F'iday. For more informa­ able to afford the im provem ents they tion, call 566-8152 or 566-2996. Monday through Friday w ould like. Vacation Bible School at the Cross of !LEEDSVOOXAor! • HEINEKEN or . “C liffw ood Beach is not Strathm ore and Glory Lutheran Church, Cambridge Drive. 9 D LEEDS GIN , CELLARS WINES .'AMSTEL LIGHT1 it never w ill be,” she said. “I feel quality of to 1 1 :30 a.m. for children in nursery school m a a a . ALL FLAVORS _ - _A « life com es from w ithin and not what you through fourth grade. To register, call the don’t have.” church at 583-1118. $161Li Hum | ^ , f Ptasfe . phm Wmn Dirty»Wift Coupon Italy •m towtoti 1 HraMpWltCwipwMiil _ j.Ei£irssM^*IND_ ^ExpiresIND_ •_ _.£^rosj14®*JD_ l_ ^ , SPECIALS FROM THE DELI feSy FAX IN YOUR LUNCH ORDERS 566-9338 BOARS HEAD DELUXE or LO SALT HAM __ .* 4 .5 9 t a BOARS HEAD REG. or GARLIC BOLOGNA ..*2 .2 9 is BOARS HEAD AMERICAN CHEESE (YeHow or White) ..* 2 .5 9 ts ANY CAKE or PIE $1.00 OFF W ITH THIS AD 1/2 LB. M IN • W ITH C O U PO N O N LY • EXPIRES 7-14-92 - INO Over 150 varieties of ■» “ «■ M M m m m m m m

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Photograph by Rich Schultz NEWEST FASHION TREND Martha Suhayda, president of the Matawan-Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce, and Richard Goldberg, Councilman for Aberdeen Township, show off their T-shirts, which are available to the public for $7 each. SAMAHA'S FARM T-shirts created to raise “Aberdeen’s Premiere Produce M arket” funds and encourage pride NOW PICKING WHITE SWEET CORN By Lauren Jaeger ______council m eeting proudly w earing his new t- s h i r t . STRING BEANS ZUCCHINI SQUASH A BERD EEN — The newest fashion So far, the shirt has been w arm ly re­ CABBAGE BROCCOLI statem ent has hit M onm outh County: the “I ceived, he said. W hen the shirt is w orn out- Love Aberdeen, N .J.” T-shirt. of-tow n, it is a conversational piece AND TH E FIN EST ASSORTM ENT OF The shirts, w hich cost $7 each, are de­ because people w ill alw ays stop and ask QUALITY FRUITS & VEGETABLES signed after the popular “I Love N .Y .” w here Aberdeen is located. OPEN 7 DAYS 8 AM -6 PM shirts, in w hich a heart replaces the word “W e’ve gotten a lot of response,” he 704 Lloyd Rd., Aberdeen ______“ l o v e . ” s a i d . They were created to raise m oney for O nly the front of the Am erican-m ade, the M atawan-Aberdeen Cham ber of 50 percent polyester/50 percent cotton Com m erce, w hich uses the funds for vari­ shirts are printed. But Goldberg did not ous projects, such as the yearly high school rule out the possibility that som eday the JOEY’S scholarship and the M atawan-Aberdeen backs w ill be printed w ith Aberdeen land­ spring festival. m arks, like businesses or developm ents. ITALIAN HOT-DOGS The m oney-m aker was conceived by a “It’s in the very beginning stages o f cham ber of com m erce m em ber, Doreen production,” he said. “W e’re still trying to AND PIZZA BREAD SUBS Sefack, whose fam ily owns “Future keep costs dow n.” 908-290-0555 Chevrolet” in Aberdeen. W ill there be “I Love Aberdeen” MONDAY-THURSDAY 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM “It’s a great idea,” said Aberdeen sw eatshirts for colder w eather? FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM Councilm an Richard Goldberg, who is also "W e don’t have sw eatshirts yet,” he SUNDAY 12:00 PM - 9:00 PM a m em ber of the M atawan-Aberdeen said. “That’s not to say we w on’t have RT. 34 NORTH MATAWAN, NJ Cham ber of Com m erce. them for the w inter.” “It gives the town visib ility and instills For m ore inform ation or to purchase a FREE DELIVERY SERVICE com m unity pride,” Goldberg added. shirt, call the M atawan-Aberdeen Cham ­ To serve as an exam ple, Goldberg ap­ ber of Com m erce at 739-4883 or the pres­ peared at the June 30 Aberdeen township ident, M artha Suhayda-Vogt at 946-0900. HOT SANDWICHES PIZZA BREAD SPB8

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The Aberdeen Tow nship Department Photograph by Rich Schultz RALPH’S GOURMET ITALIAN ICE CHILDREN'S SPECIAL of Public W orks is offering free m ulch CORRECTION w hich has been com posted from recycled Shaharazad Kleindienst, Cup 1.75 P i n t 4.00 Single Hot Dog or Burger, 1/2 PT 2.50 Q u a r t 6.00 leaves to residents of the tow nship. M ulch Aberdeen, is raising funds for the Fries & Small Drink can be picked up at the Public W orks Inter-Tribal Indians of New Jersey, Cliffwood Beach. This photograph garage on Lenox Road in Cliffw ood Beach FAX ORDERS 908-290-1914 from 7 a.m . to 3 p.m . M onday to Friday of her was misidentified in The and 10 a.m . to 2 p.m . the third Saturday of Independent last week. Also, the ** Tuesday Special: Buy double hot dog, get 2nd at $0.99 ** each m onth. Residents m ust bring their correct telephone number for Kleindienst is 583-0829. We regret ’ Everyday special: Buy any large sandwich, get next one at 1/2 price ow n containers. For m ore inform ation, call the errors. (Offers cannot be combined) • Jam es Lauro at 583-4200, Ext. 129. 1 O JU LY 8, 1992, TH E INDEPENDENT Town still waiting for road improvements Road im provem ents at the Laurel A v­ Jughandle needs enue intersection are already under w ay. They should be com pleted about the same tim e as the other intersection im prove­ state D O T approval m ents, said Lam m . tus of the M iller Avenue intersection im provem ents, and also asked if the inter­ By Mark Rondeau and Marilyn Duff ______He added that the developers of all of the construction projects are funding the section had to be im proved before a pro­ posed m ovie com plex next to the Price A Holm del resident and Holm del road im provem ents 100 percent. Club could open. Tow nship o fficials are still w ondering N either developm ent w ill be perm itted “W e’re aw aiting w ord from them at this when w ork w ill begin on the M iller A v­ to open or have access from Route 35 until tim e,” he said. “I w ill talk to H azlet direct­ enue jughandle on Route 35. the road im provem ents are com pleted, he ly, and also m ake an effort to talk to the Although the M iller Avenue jughandle s a i d . DOT.” IP lies in H azlet, the street is the only entrance Th^ im provem ents at the M iller A v­ In a M ay 15 letter to Cevetello, Hazlet and exit for H olm del residents living on enue jughandle, w hich are of concern to Consulting Engineer Thom as J. H erits said M iller and O rchard avenues. som e Holm del residents, w ill include a that the D O T is requiring im provem ents to According to Jeff Lam m , spokesm an for deceleration lane on Route 35 northbound the intersection w hich w ould elim inate the the state D epartm ent o f Transportation, the to the M iller Avenue jughandle. confusion over the signs. M iller Avenue im provem ent and other A t the July 2 m eeting of the Holm del The letter added that the im provem ents im provem ents at the Bethany Road-Poole Tow nship Com m ittee, M iller Avenue resi­ need to be m ade as a condition of the is­ Avenue intersection w ith Route 35 are still dent Joe Lucania told com m ittee m em bers suance of a certificate of occupancy for a awaiting D O T approval. that traffic problem s accom panying the JE m ovie com plex proposed next to the Price W m M Both im provem ents are for the Price recent opening o f the Price C lub are contin­ i M MS? C l u b . C lub and m ultiplex m ovie theater at the site u i n g . ■ ■ y V js* Recreation A nother traffic concern troubling o f the form er Route 35 D rive-In. Lucania said that nine out of 10 cars M iller Avenue residents is a car wash pro­ The Price Club opened last year and the still do not stop for stop signs on the south- posed for the com er of Route 35 and M iller m ovie theater is under construction. It had side jughandle at the intersection. H e point­ A v e n u e . originally been scheduled to open in the ed out that other confusing sign problem s Tw o thirds of the facility, H azlet Auto Photograph by Rich Schultz s p r i n g . still rem ain in the area. SWEET TREAT These include a sign for the Price Club Clean, w ould lie in H azlet and the rest Lam m said Thursday that an agree­ Lauren Dundee, 4, of Union Beach would be in H olm del. m ent still has to be signed. W ork on the entrance that is actually by the exit to the enjoys an ice cream cone Friday at Residents oppose the car w ash in large road project is not expected to be com ­ warehouse store’s parking lot, and tw o “ A ll the Hazlet Swim Club. part because o f the additional traffic it w ill pleted until the end o f N ovem ber. Turns” signs on Route 35 westbound add to M iller A venue, since traffic from the W hile Holm del is concerned with work w hich, Lucania said, routinely confuse associated w ith the m ovie theater, H azlet m otorists into m istakenly thinking that they has its own concerns about im provem ents have to take the M iller Avenue jughandle Proposed drainage system farther south, in conjunction w ith the new ( to get to the Price C lub. Holm del Tow ne Center. Hazlet M unicipal “Are they deaf?” Lucania asked about Adm inistrator Jerom e Cevetello Jr. said the D O T. “They never tell us w hat’s hap­ would drop sewer rates M onday that the shopping center, accord­ pening there.” ' ing to inform ation from H azlet’s engineers, Holm del Tow nship Consulting Engi­ By Marilyn Duff im provem ent program , but it has not done w ill likely draw m ore traffic than the m ovie neer Edw ard Broberg said that he had re­ the entire length o f each street. theater-Price Club com plex. cently asked H azlet officials about the sta- H A ZLET— The Township Committee The hope is that the sum p pum ps can be and Hazlet Sewerage Authority are w ork­ tied in to the drainage system prior to the ing together to develop a plan to connect roads being resurfaced. basem ent sum p pum ps in the Fleetwood A ld rich estim ates the tie-ins w ould NOW...Big Summer Savings From Your Best Local Stores Park developm ent into a surface w ater result in sewer cost savings o f as m uch as drainage system . $200,000. He bases that on a savings of The plan w ould ultim ately result in a $500 per house. There are roughly 450 in Sutter Home Schaeffer & •CARLO ROSSI reduction in the tow nship’s sewerage sys­ the neighborhood w hich were built in the Meisterbrau W h i t e tem flow and reduced costs. late 1950s. Because of a high w ater table in the ; Case of Z i n f a n d e l $ 4 *7 9 4 Liter So far, he said, 73 hom eowners in the $799 12 oz. cans plus tax neighborhood, m any of the hom eowners developm ent have expressed a desire to tie plus tax $ 3 ® ® 750 m| are forced to use sum p pum ps to keep into the new system . plus tax All Flavors OFF THE FLOOR ONLY ground water from their basem ents. M any Not all hom eowners there have con­ Offer Valid W ith Coupon Offer Valid With Coupon Offer Valid W ith Coupon have tied those sum p pum ps into the sewer nected their sum p pum ps into the sew er Expires 7-13-92 Expires 7-13-92 Expires 7-13-92 line, increasing the sew er-line flow and We reserve the right We reserve the right W e reserve the right line. Som e discharge the unwanted ground to limit quantities to limit quantities ultim ately sew er costs. w ater into the street or yard. A ldrich esti­ Jim A ldrich, chairm an of the H azlet m ates as m any as 60 to 70 percent are dis­ Sewerage Authority, said the authority is charging w ater directly into the sew er line. S m i r n o f f Bacardi Rum L E E D S G I N not interested in penalizing anyone who A ld rich said all of the details have not V o d k a S i l v e r o r V O D K A has illeg ally tied into the sew er line. been w orked out yet and that a town m eet­ Instead they w ant to get as m any houses as ing m ay be held to explain the plans to resi­ 1.75 L $ 99 1.75 L possible to hook into a new drainage line dents o f the neighborhood. $r 0 l 9 9 175piustax L $1 2 " plus tax 15 plus tax and thereby reduce unnecessary infiltration H azlet residents pay $65 quarterly for into the sew er lines. sew er costs, said A ld rich, and they hope to Offer Valid W ith Coupon Offer Valid W ith Coupon Offer Valid W ith Coupon Expires 7-13-92 Expires 7-13-92 Expires 7-13-92 W hile the plans are still in the devel­ keep the costs at that level. H azlet is W e reserve the rigtit W e reserve the right We reserve the right opm ent stages, A ldrich said he is hoping served by the Bayshore Regional Sewerage to limit quantities to limit quantities to limit quantities the w ork can be done this year. A uthority, w hose facility is located in The township has already done a con­ Union Beach. Rates are based on so m uch siderable am ount o f w ork in the neighbor­ per m illion gallons of flow into the treat­ DeKuyper • Gallo 10% OFF hood, installing a central drainage line m ent plant from the tow nship. Peach Schnapps ! White Zinfandel through each block, according to M unicipal The H azlet Sewerage Authority w ill or any 3L. GALLO ANY Adm inistrator Jerom e Cevetello Jr. He discuss the plans at its July 13 m eeting. $599 1.5 L. noted that the township has done w ork on M eetings are at 7:30 p.m . at the authority’s $599 plus tax PURCHASE plus tax Offer Valid With Coupon all of the streets as part of the its road Brookside Avenue building. Offer Valid W ith Coupon Expires 7-13-92 Offer Valid W ith Coupon Expires 7-13-92 We reserve the right Expires 7-13-92 W e reserve the right to limit quantities CALENDAR Cannot be combined : "SSS^SS’ :; — ; with other offers T o d a y M o n d ay The W omen’s Center of Monmouth Tennis program for beginners and in­ HAZLET KELLERS HAZLET MATAWAN SMITH’S County, 1 Bethany Road, Building 3, Suite termediates ages 8-18 at the Raritan High BOTTLE KATERERS PLAZA Wine & LIQUORS 42, Hazlet, has ongoing therapy groups for School tennis courts. One-hour instruction women, abused women, incest survivors, twice a week for five weeks. Participants SHOP Liquor & Liquors Liquor B ro a d w a y drug/alcohol issues, and sepa­ must have own racket and tennis balls and 78 Bethany Rd. Deli 3025 Hwy. 35 120 Main St. & rated/divorced women. For more informa­ wear proper attire. Cost, $30. To register, Bethany Rd. 3 blocks Comer of 6th & behind Rickel’s Hazlet, NJ. Matawan F ro n t S t . tion, call 264-4111. call the Recreation Commission at 739­ Mon.-Sat. 9-10 pm Sun. 10-6 pm Union Beach, NJ. (next to Child World) (next to Food Town) Keyport, N.J. T h u rs d a y 0 6 5 3 . All Sports Card and Memorabilia Show Monthly meeting of the Mobile Home 2 6 4 - 2 8 6 8 2 6 4 - 4 0 3 9 7 3 9 - 0 0 0 9 5 6 6 - 3 5 0 0 2 6 4 - 4 4 7 0 at the Ramada Inn, Route 35, 5-9:30 p.m. Owners of Hazlet at 8 p.m. at the Shore The stores in this ad are individually owned and are not a chain. Prices are available at all stores. ______Cash or check only on all sale items. ______Admission, $1; children under 6 admitted Point Inn, Route 35 and Holmdel Road. For free. For more information, call 583-7915. information, call 787-7736. * HIHi'13 =131 --t r r l 3.2; { 'Mi, y , . - THE INDEPENDENT, JULY.8, 1992 1 1 Township cracks down on illegal trash dumping HOME MORTGAGES Z MANAGE APPLICATION! FEE REFUNDED IF YOUR LOAN IS NOT APPROVED. To further illustrate the problem , Bailey Administrator: said that on M onday, follow ing the three- day weekend, about 16 m an-hours were ‘it’s a n i g h t m a r e ’ spent cleaning up a pile o f debris left in the 6 . 3 7 5 % r* m iddle of Leocadia Court, in front of the 7 . 0 0 % r* public works com plex. The pile included By Marilyn Duff everything from brush to m attresses to raw 7 . 0 2 4 % apr g a r b a g e . 7 . 4 9 3 % apr H A Z LET — The township is cracking “It’s going to cost the town m oney to dow n on illegal trash dum ping. get rid o f it,” said C evetello. “ It’s not fa ir.” For the first tim e, persons found dum p­ Open Sun. 12 Noon-6 pm. • Call (908) 370-3183 • Evening appointments available. W hile the long weekend heightened the ing illeg ally w ill be prosecuted to the Also available: No point programs * No income, no asset programs • Jumbo loans problem , Bailey said it’s com m on to com e fullest extent of the law , M unicipal to the public w orks com plex on M onday Adm inistrator Jerom e Cevetello Jr. said and find a dum psite in the m iddle of the :FIRST FINANCIAL EQUITIES, INC M o n d a y . s t r e e t . Licensed Mortgage Banker - NJ Department of Banking • Offices in NJ and NY The township is stepping up enforce­ "It’s alw ays a juggling act,” he said. m ent and w ill have additional police pa­ Som eone recently dropped o ff m otor oil trols keep an eye on areas w hich have been contam inated w ith antifreeze, w hich the hardest hit, he said. The target areas tow nship w ill have to find a w ay to discard. include Green Acres D rive, Leocadia The Public W orks Departm ent does accept Antoinette’s Court, various shopping centers and the used m otor o il, as long as it is not contam i­ N atco Park area. nated, B ailey said. Hair, Nail & Skin Cosmetique Cevetello said one resident has already Som e of the m ore bizarre instances of received a stiff fine for illeg ally dum ping a We Honor A ll Competitors Coupons illegal dum ping include a car found near m a t t r e s s . N atco Park and a part of a car trailer W illiam M ejias, Lam m ers Street, was Now H iring Hairdressers & M anicurists behind the K-M art shopping center on charged June 3 w ith illegally dum ping a R o u t e 3 5 . m attress behind the first aid building on TIPS & WRAPS PERMS o r CHILDREN’S Large-item drop-off days are held on Leocadia Court. or Acrylics FROSTINGS STYLE-CUTS the first and third M ondays and the third Mejias had first tried to drop it o ff at Including Haircut 12 & Under Saturday of each m onth. M attresses and $ 3 9 ° ° the public works com plex, also on other bulky item s can be dropped off be­ Leocadia Court, but was told he would $goo tween 7:30 a.m . and 3 p.m . Proof of resi­ have to bring it back on a regularly sched­ F IL L -IN S $ 3 9 0 0 dency is required. *20 uled drop-off day, C evetello said. With coupon • Expires 7-15-92 With coupon • Expires 7-15-92 With coupon • Expires 7-15-92 Recyclable m aterials, including alu­ A t a M unicipal Court hearing June 25, m inum and bim etal cans, cardboard, glass M ejias was found guilty and fined $250 bottles, m agazines and newspapers (all of HOURS: Complete Cosmetic Make-Overs with Our Own Brand Name Cosmetics plus $25 in court costs. w hich are m andatory) as w ell as junk m ail Th0ukS&Fr1i0‘tiT9?3Pom Marketplace (Next to Jans Travel), Hwy. 34 290-0202 The adm inistrator said anyone found and plastic bottles can be dropped off violating state and federal regulations con­ between 7:30 a.m . and 3 p.m . M onday cerning disposal of hazardous wastes such through Saturday. as batteries, paints, autom otive fluids or The township picks up the m andatory refrigerants w ill be referred to the recyclables curbside on a regular basis. M onm outh County Prosecutor’s O ffice and COOL Cevetello said the Tow nship Com m ittee subject to m ore stringent penalties. plans to introduce an ordinance to initiate CRISP Illegal dum ping throughout the town is m andatory plastics recycling in August. "becom ing a nightm are,” he said. Curbside pickup of plastic bottles is ex­ SALADS Tow nship Recycling Coordinator Jam es pected to begin the sam e m onth. B ailey, a longtim e public w orks em ployee, Large appliances such as washers and FOR YOUR agreed that the problem is out o f h a n d , dryers, as w ell as household and autom o­ despite the fact that the township runs an tive batteries, are picked up curbside on a BARBECUE extensive pickup and drop-off program for quarterly basis. U ntil recently, the w hite OR PICNIC recyclable m aterial. m etal pickup included refrigerators, freez­ “W e try to m ake it as convenient as pos­ ers and air conditioning units, but new fed­ sible,” said Cevetello, noting that “99 per­ eral regulations governing the disposal o f ‘No party too small or too big” cent of the public abides” by tow nship reg­ refrigerants elim inated those item s. u l a t i o n s . The county holds special hazardous “It’s that 1 percent (w e) w ant to go waste drop-off days at various locations W E SPECIALIZE IN after,” he said. around the county. Som e of the funding for the stepped-up For m ore inform ation on the tow nship’s • ANTIPASTO • PASTA SALADS • TOSSED SALADS enforcem ent w ill com e from the state various pickup and drop-off program s, con­ Clean Com m unities program . tact Jam es B ailey at 787-3636. 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When asked why high school Vice Lobster Tail o/Ling • Shrimp & Ling High School principal, has declined the EARLY. BIRD S P E C IA L S DIMERFORTWO Mussels & Ling • Shrimp Parm Principal Christopher Traficante could not Broiled or Fried • Broiled or Fried position, according to Superintendent John $ 4 .9 5 Filet Scallops continue serving as acting principal, $ 3 8.9 5 • Cajun Filet o f Sole S. Dumford. Dumford explained that many administra­ 4 PM to 6 PM M e a t ' 10 oz. Sizzling Steak • 1/2 Rack BBQ Ribs Titus was selected last month to fill an r Surf& Turf • Broiled or Breaded • 1/2 Broiled or BBQ tors take their vacations over the summer, Pork Chops Chicken opening created when Dumford left the & Ice Cream - Chicken Parm • Roast Beef Aujus and it would be too much work for one per­ •Prime Aged Steak position to become superintendent of (includes Soup or Salad ALL FOR $6.95) son to entirely take over. PASTY SPECIAL schools in January. “All of that paperwork has to be over­ 3 Hour Open Bar Titus could not be reached for com­ LOBSTER seen ... you need that other person there,” Choice of 3 Dinners $ 2 4 . 9 5 ment as to why he declined the position. Min. 25 people • Callfor reservations ■ Per Person . SPECIAL he said. In the meantime, Peter Fedorocko will DAILY LUNCH $7.95(1 lb) Dumford said that the district had al­ SPECIALS serve as principal until a permanent ap­ ready informed the other candidates that a pointee is found. Italian-American Restaurant final decision had been made, so they had Dumford said Fedorocko was selected 1110 Florence Avenue to readvertise for the position. by a 5-3 vote of the Board of Education Union Beach • 264-7477^^ He said that currently, he has received and that he has extensive prior experience approximately 30 resumes which he has in the Freehold Regional School System. been going through. He started in the position last week and Since there is a 60-day overlap between will be paid a daily rate of $250. when someone is appointed to a position Mary Beth M cC abe, D.M.D. His responsibilities over the summer and when they actually fill the position, will include overseeing orders coming in is pleased to announce the opening Dumford said it could be September before for the next school year, scheduling, get­ of her new office in . ting together information packets and ar­ they have a permanent principal in place. ranging the ninth-grade orientation. “ W e’re trying to move as fast as we “People don’t realize, the most impor­ possibly can” while still making the best DENTISTRY tant time for preparation is now,” Dumford selection, he added. General & Cosm etic For Adults & Children Bonding, Bleaching & Veneers, Implants CALENDAR Nitrous Oxide Available E v e r y d a y Today through summer (908) 957-8285 Summer enrollment applications for Preschool registration at St. Joseph’s The Children’s Place Preschool, St. Mary’s School, Maple Place. Program for 3-year- olds runs from 8:30 to 11 a.m. and 11:45 Saturday & Evening Hours Church annex, 8 East Front St., for children a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays; 24 Leonardville Rd. ages 2-5. Program is accredited, with ex­ By Appointment program for 4-year-olds runs from 8:30 to Middletown Most Insurance Accepted tended hours from 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. For 11 a.m. and 11:45 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Mon­ more information about the program, call days, Wednesdays and Fridays. School 888-9320. begins in September. Call 264-2114.

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Councilm an drops charges McDaniels Bros. Show m l against M ataw an’s m ayor By Garry Wasko rs*"* Wednesday M ATAW AN — Councilman M ichael R e c e i v e N ig ht Kidzus told a M iddletow n judge that he and Foley, and a discussion between the w ill not seek re-election to the Borough parties and their law yers, Kidzus agreed to “PA Y C ouncil as he dism issed assault and harass­ drop all charges against Shuey. The long­ m ent charges against M ayor Robert Shuey. off Sponsored by tim e councilm an gave his reason for not A llow ed to give a short statem ent after ONE pursuing the m atter further in a short state­ dropping all charges, Kidzus said that the »20w F a *"* P St. Catherine’s Church m e n t . acrim onious nature of the council caused Bray Avenue PRICE” “I want to do w hat’s right for the bor­ VlatidV alid him to drop out o f the race. North Middletown "■ M ough and for everyone involved,” said Saying “I have alw ays tried to do T u e s -nM hurs' Kidzus. “I respect his right to say w hat he (soW between Bpm&s pm) w hat’s rig ht,” Kidzus agreed to drop OnW ___ w ants to say.” I July 14 thru July 181 charges that the m ayor slam m ed the door I on him after a storm y council m eeting in The two had clashed over a Planning 6 pm to 11 pm Board m atter, w ith Kidzus, a Dem ocrat, A p ril, but added that Shuey “w as still a Entert^nm ent_Ni£ht]y accusing Shuey, a Republican, w ith acting threat in the future,” and that “I ’m not im properly in his role as a board m em ber. going to run again (For Borough Council) The argum ent escalated after the m eeting, next year. There is no cooperation on the and Shuey storm ed out. W hen Kidzu^ fol­ c o u n c i l . ” low ed, Shuey slam m ed the door against H is statem ent apparently m eans that d e m p / a h ' o n s him , according to reports. Kidzus w ill drop o ff the D em ocratic ticket, Foley praised both parties for looking although he has not done so o fficially. It The area's only shop for gourmet - out for the best interest of the borough in has been rum ored around Borough H all for • Homemade Hard Ice Cream & Non-Fat. Cholesterol-Free Yogurt! settling the m atter. som e tim e that Kidzus would drop out of • Pastries & Dessert Cakes Contacted after the hearing, Shuey said t h e r a c e that he w as glad it is over. • Greek Pastries • Espresso & Cappuccino The councilm an had charged Shuey “From tim e to tim e M r. Kidzus m akes w ith slam m ing a door on Kidzus, 79, after We Accept Competitor's Coupons these crazy charges, and I have to respond an argum ent follow ing a council m eeting to them ,” Shuey said. He added that he M arch 17. Shuey faced the charges in front ["FREE Cappuccino"]"2 FOR 1 Special"! didn’t think the decision to drop the of M iddletow n M unicipal Court Judge I WITH THE PURCHASE OF I B“V any softserve cone and get I charges would have m uch im pact on rela­ Francis F. Fo ley after the county prosecutor I DESSERT CAKE. I one of equal value FREE i tions between him self and Kidzus. suggested the case be heard outside of * Cannot be combined with other offers. * Cannot be combined with other offers. * “He has been opposed to everything M a t a w a n . ^^xgires Expires 8-1-92 I’ve suggested since he’s been on the coun­ H ow ever, after consultations between cil. I don’t see that changing,” Shuey law yers representing the feuding officials Oreo Cookie Cake • Reeses Cake • Cheese Cake a d d e d . HAVE YOUR KID'S PARTY HERE! Club presents scholarships to students 8 8 8 - 0 9 9 9 Pino's Plaza * Hwy. 35 N.. Hazlet M ATAW AN — The Matawan Italian- ian/Am erican Association building on Am erican Club recently gave out two Route 35 in Laurence Harbor. $1,000 scholarships to local high school President Patty Fernandez said that the seniors who have shown academ ic achieve­ club has m ore than 120 m em bers from all W E’RE EXPANDING m ent, overcom e a hardship, been involved over the area, but p rim arily from the in their com m unity and are of Italian Bayshore. M onthly m eetings are held every d e s c e n t . fourth M onday, she said. CONSTRUCTION Stacie W aclaicz of M ater D ei High The group is active in fighting C ooley’s School w ill be attending M onm outh C ol­ anem ia, a blood disorder that affects people lege this fall, and Anthony N ovelli of of M editerranean descent. It is also active M iddletown High School North w ill be in sending high school students to Italy attending Rutgers w ith the help o f their through fund-raisers such as spaghetti din­ scholarships. The scholarships w ere pre­ ners. “W e’ve been trying to get m ore sented June 29 at the M atawan Ital­ involved in donating,” Fernandez said.

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The M ataw an Rotary Club held its Denise at Phi Theta Kappa’s 74th interna­ annual installation luncheon at the Don tional convention in W ashington, D .C . Phi Q uixote Inn on Route 34, M atawan. The Theta Kappa is the honor society for 1992-93 officers w ere installed by D istrict Am erican tw o-year colleges. G ov. D avid Linnett. The new officers are: The M ataw an Com m unity Center D avid N iles, president; M aury Barson, A dvisory Com m ittee w ill m eet the second president-elect; Jam es M urray, vice pres­ and fourth Thursdays o f each m onth at 8 ident; Donald Gahn, treasurer; Gerald p.m . in the conference room at Borough Donoghue, secretary; and Barbara Tuttle, H a l l . sergeant at arm s. Denise Friedm an of M atawan, a stu­ CALENDAR dent at Brookdale Com m unity College, has been nam ed one of 10 national G uistew hite S a tu rd a y S c h o l a r s . Blood drive at the Matawan Masonic The scholarship was presented to Lodge, 155 Main St. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Matawan Athletic Club has everything you need to get and stay in shape. Veterans’ benefits book now available Our goal is to make fitness more enjoyable for you! So we’re expanding our facilities, equipment and classes. Please call fo r more details. The 1992 edition of the governm ent A copy o f this publication w ill be avail­ publication titled “Federal Benefits for able from the Governm ent Docum ents We offer FREE; Fitness Analysis, Body Fat Analysis, a Cardio-Vascular Veterans and Dependents,” listing benefits Departm ent at the Eastern Branch of the Fitness Test and Childcare. Isn ’t it time to give your body some attention? available to all veterans and their depen­ Monmouth County Public Library, dents, is now available. Shrewsbury. Elig ib ility requirem ents, education and To order a copy, send a check for $8.95 training benefits including the G1 B ill, job payable to Federal Reprints to: Federal training, vocational rehabilitation and Reprints, P.O . Box 70268, W ashington, em ploym ent assistance are covered exten­ D .C . 20024. H ighw ay 34 & Lloyd Road • Aberdeen, New Jersey 07747 • (908) 583-6123 s i v e l y . 1 4 JULY 8, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT

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WE MAKE ELEGANCE AFFORDABLE Hazlet may send estimated could set aside the costs as a reserve for rat Township receives next year’s budget. fy ie a t O utdow i If it does not appropriate anything, it e n c o u r a g i n g n e w s w ould have to take a cap adjustm ent, she 3 S ^ ' *V alue ^eufO ,! said, w hich would affect how m uch the [FLORIST SHOPPE 1993 budget could increase. l o n g about state aid 1(908)972-2209 No Rainchecks H azlet has already appropriated STEM Sale ends 7/11/92 By Marilyn Duff ______$297,920 for pension costs in its proposed ROSES All Items Subject to Prior Sale F L O R l S T e H A ZLET— The Township Committee 1992 budget. O f that am ount, $54,698 is was expected Tuesday to consider sending for the Public Em ployees Retirem ent out estim ated third-quarter tax notices. System and the rest for the Police and Because o f the delay in the state budget, Firem an’s Retirem ent System of New tax b ills, w hich norm ally go out June 15 J e r s e y . and are due Aug. 1, w on’t be going out Because of previously anticipated sav­ until after the due date. ings resulting from the pension system W hile 1992 budgets have all been intro­ revaluation, the tow nship, on the advice of the D ivision of Local Governm ent u . duced, they still require state approval. Jay Johnston, spokesm an for the state Services, already sliced its P ER S appropri­ Departm ent of Com m unity A ffairs, said ation by approxim ately 50 percent. N ot all M onday. “This is the latest they have ever m unicipalities did that. been approved.” E ve ry $59,000 in budget appropriations is the equivalent of one penny on the tax SALE! Newly Arrived PATIO SETS! Sensational The state w ill approve the budgets in BAR SETS! GLIDERS! CHAISES! the order they w ere received, but Johnston r a t e . RECLINERS! OTTOMANS! 50% OFF said, “D on’t anticipate any going out by W hile towns m ust decide what to do In stock now for immediate delivery! Essex Chairs, A u g . 1 . ” . about the pension system savings, they, for T H E - " Lounges, Recliners, M unicipalities should act sw iftly to the m ost part, have received good news Ottomans, Gliders adopt their budgets once they receive state about state aid for property tax relief. & Umbrellas approval. A fter that the county m ust strike H azlet w ill receive the sam e am ount as Etsti the tax rate. last year, $939,474 in Supplem ental Johnson said m unicipalities have M unicipal Property Tax R elief aid and an S H A L C Y O N ^ received perm ission to send estim ated additional $364,744 in D iscretionary ALL OTHER notices to taxpayers as a w ay to generate Supplem ental M unicipal Property Tax HALCYON c a s h . R e l i e f . The m oney is funneled from school 3 5 % O F F M eanw hile, towns are w aiting for funding orig inally established in the No Substitutions instructions on w hat could prove to be a Exp. 7/11/92 w indfall for taxpayers. Q uality Education A ct and m ust be used to Because o f the revaluation o f the state’s reduce the tax rate. Sensational Specials! pension system s, paym ents norm ally due,in H azlet had already included the aid in Ju ly have been deferred to A p ril 1, 1993. its proposed budget. Junipers - Many Gorgeous Varieties This could m ean a sizable savings for Three M onm outh County towns saw 3 fo r $12°° Reg. 5.99 each taxpayers, but it w ould also affect m unici­ their tax relief decrease and another three pal budget caps next year. saw it rise. 4 0 % off Patricia M . Frank, H azlet’s chief finan­ Tinton Falls received an extra $134,982, Rhododendrons, Azaleas and Spirea cial officer, said Tuesday the tow nship w hile Freehold Tow nship w as the big loser 5 0 % o ff All Dogwoods Michael A. Chernick OPTICIAN 583-3441

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in the county, seeing its aid drop by $ 2 6 9 , 8 3 4 . Concerning the pension system reval­ uation, A m y Collings, a spokeswom an for the state Treasury Departm ent, said Enjoy the Summer: M onday that m unicipal paym ents that w ill be due in A p ril 1993 have not been calcu­ with help from Deli P lu s ...W e specialize in Hot & Cold l a t e d y e t . Catering...O verstuffed Giant H eros...Specialty Salads... She said m unicipalities should receive their figures in about a m onth. Vegetable Platters...Boars Head M eats & Cheeses. The affected pension system s include LAMP REPAIRS If you Want It, We’ve Got It! the Public Em ployees Retirem ent System , the Teachers Pension Annuity Fund, the FROM $9 ANDUP! Call Us Today! Police and Firem an’s Retirem ent System , M ost Repairs D one the State Police Retirem ent System , and W hile You W ai £ | | ! | i D E L I P L U S tw o sm aller funds, the Consolidated Police Hardy Lamp Co. '/4tt tAe ‘SeJt and Firem an’s System and the Judicial I b the Rickels Shopping Center, Hazlet Retirem ent System . 786 Broad Street :ff|| Hwy 35, Shrewsbury The PER S was revaluated from $8.5 7 3 9 -8 8 9 9 O p en E v e r y D a y 6 A .M .-1 0 P.M . b illio n to $10.4 b illio n, a $1.9 b illion (908) 530-9797 1 increase, said C ollings. The Police and Firem an’s Retirem ent System assets increased $1 b illion, and the Teachers Pension Annuity Fund assets, $2.2 b illion, according to C ollings. SALE • SALE • SALE The increases resulted from valuing the system s’ assets by m arket rather than book v a l u e . Scholarships offered The M onmouth County Board of SUSAN Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services is offer­ ing scholarship opportunities for alcohol and drug studies. Eight scholarships are available to anyone w ho w orks, volunteers or lives in M onm outh County, to study at the Rutgers N ew Jersey Sum m er School of A lcohol and D rug Studies. To encourage m ore m inority participa­ EENE tion in alcohol and drug-abuse studies, an additional 10 scholarship opportunities are HAS IT ALL! being offered. Five w ill be at Rutgers and five partial scholarships w ill be for the Brookdale Com m unity College Alcohol and Drug Abuse W orkshops. Scholarships are also available to youths in team s o f three to five from a sin­ gle school or com m unity group to attend the Teen Institute of the Garden State SIDEIWALK (TIG S), a one-week sum m er cam p pro­ gram held in Blairstow n. For m ore inform ation, w rite to the M onm outh County Board of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services, 300 H alls M ill Road, P.O . Box 1255, Freehold 07728, or call SALE 4 3 1 - 6 4 5 1 . Foster parents needed THURSDAY • FRIDAY Catholic Charities is seeking w arm , lov­ BETTER -uftp0/TO ing people in the M iddletown and • SUNDAY Bayshore area to becom e therapeutic foster SATURDAY parents of children w ith special em otional imHANDBAGS uw unw j ^and more°off n e e d s . Catholic Charities, w hich serves all Larg e selectio n o f clients regardless o f religion or race, wilfr Fashion Jew elry provide training and 24-hour support to the foster parents, as w ell as case m anagem ent BARCIAINS and therapy for the child so that the foster DRASTICALLY parents can cope w ith challenging situa­ t i o n s . For m ore inform ation, please contact a REDUCED Therapeutic Foster Parent Recruiter at 722­ 1 8 8 1 . CAbORE Host families sought A N N E KLEIN’ %

This year’s Fresh A ir Fund trip to LEATHER M onm outh County has been scheduled for WALLETS July 21 through Aug. 4. Host fam ilies are PRICE IT’S WORTH THE TRIP FROM ANYWHERE needed for city children between the ages o f 6 and 16. A ll Fund children receive thorough '1 / e n d i MJIQM M arfotpfw*’ physicals before their trip, and a local Friendly Tow n Com m ittee m em ber is 5 PIECE MATAWAN Outlet Store PRINCETON available during the entire tw o-w eek stay Route 34 Englishtown Auction Route 27 & 518 to assist host fam ilies. A host fam ily m ay LUGGAGE SET value $450 specify the sex and age of the child they 583-3696 297-6249 w ish to host. For further inform ation, call Sandy M osdierz, M onm outh County chairwom an, M arketplace Sto re H o u rs: D aily 10-6, T h u rs. & Fri. 10-9, S at. 10-6, Su n . 12-5 at 946'-4943. 1 8 JULY 8, 1992, MIDDLETOWN INDEPENDENT

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Matthew Alan Plotner of M atawan, Louise C . Germ inario, M .B .A ., and Deborah Lynne Rusself of Colts N eck, H olly Shepps, M .P .A ., both of H azlet; and Brian Scott M iller, D aw n M arie Susanne C. M artin, M .B.A ., Fiala and N ancy V irginia Spears, all of L e o n a r d o ; M iddletow n, recently graduated from Robert G . Irw in, M .B .A ., Lincroft; Lafayette College, Easton, Pa. Kevin O . D avis, M .B .A ., N avesink.

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CLUB CALENDAR CASOLA'S OWN 1 EVERY BEDD IN G 1 T o d a y FRESH PICKED PRODUCE 1 A N D V E G E T A B L E 1 Manalapan-Englishtown Right to Life * P L A N T F L A T 1 i _ Committee, meeting 8 p.m., Knights of S 9 9 9 « 1 Columbus Hall, La Satta Avenue, H Coupon m S tk. I ’ WHITE ' f r e s h V, 48 Plants Per Flat , Englishtown. Open to the Public. I i i Shore Hills Chapter of Sweet Adelines, I CORN n CABBAGE 1 ALL FLOWERING &"> weekly meeting 7:30 p.m., Raritan High I $ l | 9 9 11 GARDEN CENTER & GREENHOUSE FOLIAGE HANGING 1 School, Middle Road, Hazlet. Singers want­ I H Ib. OPEN 7 DAYS BASKETS 1 ed. For more information, call 264-3236 or I doz. 11 1 9 ' * Sale • 9 9 | Starting At 988-4598. w Rt. 520 East Rt. 34 1/4 mile east of Rt. 79 & Laird Rd. " STRING BEANS! ZUCCHINI Marlboro Colts Neck Adelines, weekly meeting 7:30 p.m., I & y e l l o w s q u a s h • • select ! au shrubs" 1 Freehold Township Public Safety Building, I I 946-4286 946-8588 S TREES Schanck and Stillwells Corner roads. Call o o " I I I 2 lbs. Marlboro Colts Neck 780-9834 or 780-6513. 9 am -6 pm I I 4 lbs. 1 1 5 9 ' $ ^ 0 0 8 am - 7 pm 2 5 % O f f L Casola Farms Policy already low prices T h u rs d a y we will not be undersold. We will meet or Raritan Photographic Society, meeting beat any advertised item of equal size. 7:30-10 p.m., East Brunswick Public Not responsible for Typographical Errors. Sale Ends 7/15/92. W e are one of the largest garden centers in the tri state area with the low est prices. Library, Ryders Lane. For information, call 679-6535.

S a tu rd a y Garden State Nu-Voice Club for Laryngectomees, meeting 9-11 a.m., Auditorium of Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. For more information, call Ed Saville 566-6632.

M o n d ay Covered Bridge II Condominium Association, open board of trustees meet­ ing 7:30 p.m., association clubhouse, One Covered Bridge Boulevard, Manalapan.

T u e s d a y Toastmasters, for those interestd in improving public speaking skills, meeting 7:30 p.m., Lakewood Municipal Building, 231 Third St., Lakewood. For more infor­ mation, call Mel Winograd at 93-2868. Monmouth Battleground Barbershop Chorus, welcomes male singers of all ages to visit, sing and join. Meetings held week­ ly, 7:30 p.m., Veterans of Foreign Wars hall, Waterworks Road, Freehold Town­ ship. For more information, call 946-SING. Red Bank Area Barbershop Chorus, weekly meeting 7:30 p.m., Red Bank Middle School, 101 Harding Road, Red K id s...C o m e join the FU N on Saturd ay, Ju ly 11 from N oon to 3 PM . Bank. Ability to read music not required. A Clown & one of your favorite costume characters will be handing out Voice testing will be available upon "FREE" COTTON CANDY • "FREE" BALLOON ANIMALS • "FREE" FACE PAINTING ~ request. For more information, call 7871392, after 6 p.m.

Next Wednesday Marlboro Municipal Swim Club, meet­ • Antoinette's Cosmetique ing 8 p.m., Caucus Room of the • Bare Necessities Administration Building, Township Drive, • Beauty Barn SIDEWALK Marlboro. • Book Stall • Country G rill Physicians presented Restaurant with medical staff awards • Calico Corners • Children's Outlet SALE M onm outh M edical Center, W est Long Branch, recently presented H ousestaff • Dress Barn Paper A w ards to eight resident physicians. • Fashion Finds The papers were judged on originality, • Fashion Flair significant contribution, involvem ent, • American Floors J U L Y 9 - 1 2 organization and style, and degree of e f f o r t . • Flemington Plus W inners were Thom as B . Evers, M .D ., • Hit or Miss the Betty W einstein M em orial Aw ard; and • Jan's Travel Seth Baker, D .O ., and Gerard T . Eichm an, • Leather Warehouse M .D ., the H oward Strauss Cardiology A w a r d . • Marketplace Sneakers Baker and Eichm an also received • The Place M edical Staff Aw ards for their report on • Top of the Line m agnesium and the heart. Cosmetics M arketplace M edical Staff Aw ards for overall ex­ cellence went to Brian M Torpey, M .D ., • Shoe-Town and Helen Cappucino, M .D . • Susan Greene Honorable m entions were awarded to • Sweat Connection The Marketplace at Matawan, Sm ita Shah, M .D .; Andrew C. Cappucino, • Van lleusen ROUTE 34 • Old Bridge Twp. M .D .; and Ira Braunschw eig, M .D . Hours; Mon.-W ed.. 10 lo 6. Thurs. & Fri., 10 to 9, Sal.,10 lo 6, Sun.. Noon to 5. 2 0 JU LY 8, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT SUMMER SPECTACULAR ARA TRUCKLOAD NUGENT $ S A L E $ PARENTING W e buy by the truckload and you save on every m attress / TREMENDOUS SAVINGS Local center B U N K B E D S Serta or • Day Beds • Hi-Risers * 1 6 9 - • Bunk Beds • Folding Cots offers kids *189 *329 DURING THIS HUG E EVEN T * 2 7 9 Sleeps two in comfort Coropletf^wW ) Bedding quality care SERTA GRANADA 0 R T f ’ s E A L Y HOTE l I d E L U X E T T ORTHO PLUSH FIRM 1 Starting a new day care center is quite a Retail sale Price w/ . Ratal Sals Price w/ Retail Sale Price w/ I challenge. It’s easy to see w hy so m any Value Price Coupon Value Price Coupon | Value Price Coupon ■ Twin ea. pc. $119 *89 *69 Twin ea. pc. $169 $119 *9 6 - people think about starting one, since day Twin ea. pc. S99 $69 *49 Fun ea. pc. *159 *129 $99 I Fun ea. pc. $199 $159 *129 | care services are in such dem and these FuN ea. pc. $139 $99 *69 Quean ea. pc. *209 $169 $129 Queen ea. pc. $249 $209 $169 , 1*49 d a y s . SLEEPER RESTONIC PILLOW TOP . SPRING AIR BACK W orking parents need a place that Sale Price w/ | Retail Sale Price w/ | SUPPORTER PREMIUM I delivers high quality care, one that w ill Price Coupon Value Price Coupon Retail Sale Price w/ 1 S B Value Price Coupon ■ nurture their child w hile they w ork. Parents I Twin ea. pc. $199 $159 $139 I Twin ea. pc. $249 $199 $159 I Twin ea. pc. $279 $219 *199 I Full ea. pc. $259 $209 $179 * FuH ea. pc. $299 $269 ------Full ea. pc. $329 $289 $259 who w orry that their children’s care m ay | Queen ea. pc. $299 $ 2 3 9 $ 1 9 9 I Queen ea. pc. $349 $319 . $279 | Queen ea. pc. $399 $339 $299 | not be sufficient are not as able to concen­ trate on their job. So it’s to the advantage n of both com panies and fam ilies to find good, affordable day care. i S A V E S A V E R ecently, I toured a new day care center i in Lincroft and heard the saga of how the Steel Delivery facility cam e into being. It’s not an easy i $60 $8 0 process and it is regulated by local govern­ B e d f r a m e and Setup m ent as w ell as the N ew Jersey D ivisio n of i with the purchase purchase on the purchase on the purchase on the purchase on any fuff, queen or king size of any premium twin, full, of any twin size ■ of any fuM size a of any queen size ■ of any king size Beautyrest, Posturepedic or Youth Services, know as D YFS (pro­ i I or Idng size s e t seset t with this ■ ■ set setwith with this this * set *with setthis with this ■ set'withset with this nounced D IE-fus). with this coupon only. coupon only. . coupon only. . coupon only. . coupon only. with this coupon dy. D Y F S is the arm o f the State govern­ m ent that sets quality standards o f building HAZLET use and curriculum m atters. D Y FS pro­ W arehouse Showroom vides guidance to both new owners and Rt. 35 & Hazlet Ave. experienced providers by setting guidelines (Rickel Shopping Center) on how and by whom children are to be Skrp Scaur with Us. 8 8 8 - 8 4 5 5 cared for. The state agency regulates every mmaam aspect o f a day care facility, setting exact­ Prices available when s o ld in s e t s o n ly . A v a ila b le at participating stores only. P rio r s a l e s d o p o t a p p ly . ing standards. They also offer guidance and assist new facilities by offering consul­ tations and suggestions on how to com ply w ith the m ultiple regulations. Com plying w ith safety, health and fire regulations requires inspections by both 1 / 2 P R I C E D Y FS and the local town. A ll this occurs before the day care ow ner can even consid­ er staff, curriculum im plem entation and other im portant m atters. EYEWEAR D Y FS also exerts control over who m ay w ork in a center and what level of education each type of staff m em ber m ust SALE have. The facility I visited, Teddy Bear W ee Care, serves children from 6 weeks through 5 years old. It’s light, bright and airy. O w ner Ruth Laird , a certified teacher, LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED has put a lot o f herself into decorating the building to m ake it inviting to children. B Y 1 0 % The building, set back from the road, has been adapted for children. Room s with proof of ad at time of service reflect the different age groups w ho w ill use them . Indoor and outdoor activities are rotated, and active and quiet tim es are bal­ a a R R R ■ R ■ ■ R ■ ■ ■ R » anced. Language developm ent, creative activities, science and nature, m usic, sim ­ • j ; 1/2 PRICE EYE EX ple m ath and pre-reading strategies on 2nd pr. with purcnase of mitia: pair a b o u n d . ■ r m " W hen I was there, a large plot of 0 0 ■ $ Q Q 5 0 ! " ground had been tilled, ready for the ch il­ $ ' M Daily Wear Reg. $59 >5 Reg.'48 COMPLETE GM R m b Bausch & Lomb Sofspin dren’s gardening activities. Th at’s the GM 2nd PAIR Reg.s54.95 advantage o f a country setting. Clear single vision plastic lenses with selected group ® OR DEDUCT $30 OFF ANY OTHER CONTACT LENS S ■ Includes glaucoma test ol frames up to ±2sph-2cyl, Bifocals flat (op 28 up to 2.50 ■ EYE EXAM, FIHING & 30 DAY F0LL0WUP CARE OU ■ W hat struck me about Teddy Bear W ee add $30 a pair additional. Oversize additional if required. _ Proper maintenance requires sterilization, storage 8 cleaning in special jm Care w as the ow ner’s understanding that H Optometric Doctors - J. Wildman, O.D. Larry Scharf, O.D. No otter

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Photograph by Marilyn Duff THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING The Kruzenstern, a four-masted barque from Estonia, was one of the tall ships visiting Sandy Hook Bay. Sails, flags salute

Photograph by Michael Guiliano CELEBRATING LIBERTY AND DISCOVERY Sailing vessels pass the Statue of Liberty during the Fourth of July Parade of Sail up the Hudson River, a combination Independence Day and Christopher Columbus Quincentennial celebration. liberty

GREETINGS Kyle Snyder, 7, and his brother, J.R ., 9, of Highlands wait for the Russian sailors to come ashore Friday at the Highlands dock. Cadets (below) from the Russian sailing ship, the Sedov, the largest of the tall ships participating in OpSail ‘92, came ashore at about 2 p.m . for a party at the Rumson Country Club.

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Book sale all this m onth at the C e le b r a t e library, 15 H yers M ill Road. For lib rary hours and inform ation, call 431*­ • W ARRANTEED with a dazzling array of the 5 6 5 6 . Finest Fruits & Vegetables • BY ASE/ATRA from Menzel Bros. Farm HOLMDEL CERTIFIED EXPERTS Grown On Our Farm- • Peas • Beets • Broccoli H erbert Borden exhibit Saturday • Kohlrabi • Lettuces through Aug. 5 at the library, 4 • Green & Yellow Squash Craw fords Corner Road. For library CEGLIA hours and other inform ation, call 431­ • Cabbages & Greens 7 2 5 1 . TRANSMISSION Plus - A Variety of Melons, Berries and In-Season Fruit MANALAPAN Since 1970 OPEN EVERYDAY 9-6 Internatio nal film series features UNION BCH 264-6590 Hwy. 34, Holmdel (908) “Ju D ou,” a Chinese film , tonight at 7 p.m . at the library, 125 Sym m es D rive. N ext W ednesday’s feature is “The Story of Boys and G irls,” an Italian film . For inform ation, call 308-3761. Ju ly film series features a film each Thursday at 2 p.m . at the library. WHOLESALE Free business counseling by the Service Corps of Retired Executives (SC O R E) Tuesday and Thursday after­ ^ K l t D S noons. C all 431-7222 for appointm ent. There’s no saleJKke WHOLESALE! A lso available at the Eastern Branch, Shrew sbury; call 842-5995. M etropolitan M useum of A rt slide presentation titled “The Heritage of Am erican A rt” at 2 p.m . M onday at the lib rary. “The Titanic: An 80-Year Legend,” lecture presented by Robert D iSogra of Titanic International, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m . at the library. MIDDLETOWN

“Gold M edal — O lym pics” is the them e of library’s Sum m er Reading Program for children. Register for the program at the N avesink, Lincroft or Bayshore branches through July 27. Program w ill run through the end of August at the library, 55 New M onm outh Road. For inform ation, call 6 7 1 - 3 7 0 0 . RED BANK

The Red Bank Public Library w ill be closed Saturdays during the sum ­ m er. Regular hours w ill be 9 a.m . to 8 p.m. M onday, W ednesday and Thursday; and 9 a.m . to 5 p.m . Tuesday and Friday. Paddington Bear w ill be the offi­ cial m ascot o f the sum m er reading club at the library, 84 W est Front St. Free for children in prekindergarten through sixth grade. Registration ends A ug. 14. C hild ren’s Room at the library is showing film s at 10 a.m . every Tuesday through Aug. 11. SHREWSBURY

Rael C ow an’s paintings on display at the library, Route 35, today through Aug. 3. For library hours, call 431 - 7 2 5 1 . Senior health insurance counsel­ ing at 10 a.m . at the library. Route 35, Thursdays, July 16 and Aug. 6 and 20. Route 35. N o appointm ent needed. International film series features “Ju D ou,” a Chinese film , at 7:30 p.m . Thursday at the library. Next * All Sales Final I Thursday’s feature is “The Story of “■ N E W l o c a t i o n ; * Selected Items Excluded Bo ys and G irls,” an Italian film . “Thom as Jefferson, A rchitect” is BRICK PLAZA LAKEWOOD O LD BRIDGE SAYREVILLE SHREWSBURY FREEHOLD (Freehold Mall title o f a slide presentation by the 68 Brick Plaza US Route 9 & Route 516 Route 9 South 483 Broad Street next to Fun Town) N ational G allery of A rt at 10:30 a.m . (Next to Homestyle Kennedy Blvd. (Opp. Browntown (Foodtown Shppg. Ctr.) (Across from Annie Sez) next W ednesday at the library. (A&P Shopping Center) Shppg. Ctr.) Family Buffet) 5 2 5 - 0 7 3 3 7 4 7 - 1 9 0 0 7 8 0 - 0 0 0 7 6 7 9 - 9 0 9 0 2 6 2 - 0 7 7 7 3 7 0 - 4 9 0 0 2 4 JULY 8, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT

Looking for a d ay full of f u n t h i s s u m m e r ? . . . I f you’re looking for the perfect getaw ay travel tim e o f no m ore than about tw o and a for a day, the staff of G reater M edia half hours; cost, not including transporta­ N ewspapers presents its package on tion, o f no m ore than $100 for a fam ily of favorite day trips. four; and enough fam ily activities to fill an Y o u ’ll notice in the destinations that entire day. follow , w e left out som e better-known or The list in no w ay is m eant to be all- expensive day trips (such as N ew Yo rk and inclu sive; it is sim ply a list o f our favorites. Great Adventure) in favor of som e lesser- If w e’ve left out one of your favorites, know n and generally less expensive sites. w hy not share it w ith us and our readers C riteria for inclusion on our list w ere through a letter to the editor.

C a n o e on N e w Jersey’s rivers

For adventurous types, there are few er m ade ahead of tim e, especially if you’re one-day trips that are m ore exciting than a planning to go on the w eekend. trip down one of N ew Jersey’s rivers in a Kinnatinny charges $22 per person for c a n o e . w eekday trips, and $25 per person on the W hether you prefer the excitem ent of w eekends. A discount is available if you w hite w ater or the calm serenity o f riding a reserve a canoe in advance w ith a deposit. gentle stream , canoeing is fun and easy to For m ore inform ation and reservations, call learn. And there is a w ealth of great 1 - 8OO-FLO A T-KC . canoeing w ithin tw o hours o f the area. The Pine Barrens, the huge w ilderness The Delaware River, w hich form s the area that encom passes m uch of the border between N ew Jersey and Pennsyl­ Southern inland portion of N ew Jersey, is vania, features som e of the m ost challeng­ the hom e to hundreds o f sm all stream s, and ing and scenic routes in the area. several larger brooks, m any of w hich are O ne good starting point is Kinnatinny excellent for canoe trips. Canoe, a firm that rents canoes and runs Pine Barrens rivers are gentler and trips from five different points on the sm aller than the D elaw are, and w ind their D e l a w a r e . w ay through peaceful, scenic w ilderness. Depending on how long you want to be M ost of the rivers are filed w ith fragrant in a canoe and how rough a ride you’re “cedar w ater,” w hich is tinted brow n by the looking for, the staff w ill set you up w ith a arom atic cedars that line the banks. canoe and drop you o ff at a point along the M ost of the pines are in the W harton r i v e r . State Forest or Bass R ive r State Forest. From there, you float or paddle dow n to Pine Barrens Canoe Rental offers trips your car, where staffers are ready to pick down the W ading R iver, a quiet stream up your rented equipm ent. perfect for a lazy trip. The firm offers Kinnatinny offers a w ide range of ser­ transportation to and from the canoe sites, vices, ranging from three-hour tours for be­ and is open seven days a week. For more ginners to tw o-day, 18 m iles treks. They inform ation, call 1-609-726-1515. Bel have special plans for tw o-day trips that H aven R iver Trips offers trips on the include cam ping along the riverbank. M ullica, Batsto, W ading and Oswego Hnotograpn Dy Michael Ciuiliano Kinnatinny Canoe runs trips seven days Rivers. Their phone num ber is 1-800-445­ ALLURING ALLAIRE Allaire State Park in Wall Township features extensive picnicking areas, children’s a w eek until O ctober, weather perm itting. 0 9 5 3 . playgrounds, a nature center and the historic village for which the park is named. The staff suggests that reservations be —Garry Wasko Pictured is one of the village’s buildings.

Sesame Place Allaire a n d other state parks On the next sunny day, grab your bathing suit, pack up the kids and prepare “D ay-trippers” w ill find that am ong the ton, A tlantic, and Cam den counties. It is to sweep the clouds aw ay strolling and area’s best jaunts are three state parks, all hom e to nine cam psites and two parks, splashing through Sesam e Place in of w hich are w ithin a short drive of the Batsto and Atsion. Langhom e, Pa a r e a . In addition to these cam psites, there are The am usem ent park, geared for These sites are ideal for solitary m using, nine cabins in the forest that are rented out children 3-13, has m ore than 40 outdoor rom antic dates or fam ily gatherings, and to the public on a lottery basis. w ater and play activities w hich involve there even is plenty of history to be Batsto Park, Route 542, Batsto, can be jum ping, clim bing, catching and splashing l e a r n e d . reached by taking the Garden State Park­ in addition to science exhib its, tropical bird . A llaire State Park (938-2371), Route w ay to Exit 52. shows and com puter gam es. 524, W all Tow nship, is a certified state and Batsto V illage, one of the park’s m ajor Tokens for the com puter gam es are four national historic site. attractions, is hom e to the m ansion of for $1 w hile the rides and show s are Know n for its historic A llaire Village, Joseph W harton, the 19th century included in the adm ission ticket price. the park houses an authentic iron foundry Philadelphia financier and founder o f the W hile going from attraction to attraction, built in the 1830s, 13 restored buildings, an W harton School of Business. be on the look-out for such feathery and antique steam railroad and a general store. The m ansion is open to the public, and furry celebrities as Big Bird , Cookie The park also has an 18-hole golf there is a $1 fee for children and $2 fee for M onster, O scar the Grouch and other course, nature center, and picnic facilities. adults. Tours run six tim es daily. Sesam e Place characters. Cam ping, canoeing, fishing, riding, and O ther sites o f interest include the 1830 A word to the w ise: M ost of the water hiking are available, too. Stone M ule B am , a reconstructed ore boat, rides and outdoor attractions that only Hours are from 8 a.m . to 8 p.m . daily. and a g ristm ill. C rafts and exhibits are children can go on have several entrances The visitors center is open from 9:30 a.m . displayed in villag e cottages. and exits w hich can m ake it confusing to to 5 p.m . There is a $2 daily parking fee, Batsto also has a nature center, canoe keep track of your kids w hen they are done and $3 fee on w eekends and holidays. landing and large picnic area. Concession w ith the ride. M ake sure you have a M onm outh Battlefield State Park (462­ stands provide snacks. specific m eeting place before the kids go 9616), Route 33, M analapan, is another Sum m er hours are from dawn to dusk. on the rides. historical gem . The state m ight close the The visitors center is open from 9 a.m . to There are special height restrictions on ALL WET park later this sum m er, so don’t w ait to 4:30 p.m . There is a $3 parking fee on som e activities, and there are several Adults and children alike can enjoy the stroll the beautiful grounds. weekends and holidays. restaurants and eateries available or you water rides and activities at Sesame Situated on 1,520 acres, the park is the Atsion Park, located 15 m iles from can pack a lunch and eat at the park’s Place in nearby Langhorne, Pa. site of the Battle of M onm outh, an im por­ Batsto, consists of a public beach w ith tw o p icnic facility. tant turning point of the Revolutionary picnic areas and a nature w alk. The park is open from 9 a.m . to 8 p.m . Adm ission for adults is $16.95 and W a r . Canoes and paddle boats are available until Aug. 30. From Aug. 31 until O ct. 11, $18.95 for children ages 3-15. Children There are tw o large picnic areas for fo r rental. the park is open from 10 a.m . to 5 p.m . under 2 are adm itted free. There is a special “brown-bagging.” W alking paths, biking D aily parking fees are $5 per car and $7 From central N ew Jersey, take Route 18 discount of $14.50 tickets for senior trails, and pond fishing also are available. per car on weekends and holidays. Parking north to Route 1 south into Pennsylvania. citizens aged 55 and up. The Visitors Center houses two self-op­ is free on Tuesdays. Get off at the O xford V alley exit, take a An adult season pass is $54.95 and a erated slide program s and an electronic For m ore inform ation on these and other left onto O xford V alley Road and at the children’s season pass is $64.95. W ith the scale m odel m ap that depicts the battle. state recreational facilities, call the state third lig h t, turn right. purchase o f four or m ore season passes, the Hours are 8 a.m . to 8 p.m . daily, and Departm ent of Environm ental Protection For m ore inform ation, call Sesam e park w ill discount 10 percent of the full adm ission is free. and Energy, D ivision of Parks and Place at 1-215-752-7070. pass price. Parking is $3 per car. W harton State Forest (1-609-56 i -0024) Forestry, at 1-609-292-2797. —Peggy Hillyer spans m ore than 100,000 acres in Burling­ —Greg David TWflnt/i=5C=iriMi auT ono*- © v m «

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N e w Hope, Pa. Tired o f the typical sum m er day trips to the N ew Jersey shore points? A little town in Bucks County, Pa., m ay give you “New Hope” for fam ily excur­ sions this sum m er. N ew H ope is a cosm opolitan village sit­ uated along the D elaw are R iver and the Delaware Canal. It consists o f four m ain streets, tw o side streets and tw o alleys, all containing a va­ riety o f specialty shops, boutiques, art and craft galleries, lodging and restaurants for every type o f eater. For those w ho have been searching for that hard-to-find item , the shops on the N ew Hope streets m ay have what you’re looking for. Am ong the m any item s featured in the specialty stores are antiques, books, leather products, china and dishw are, toys, dress or casual apparel, jew elry, item s from different cultures and m uch m ore. For art lovers, there are handcrafted item s, stained glass, handm ade jew elry, paintings and antiques. A fter strolling the streets o f the quaint village com m unity, the whole fam ily can enjoy a ride on the steam passenger train that travels through nine m iles of scenic country. The narrated ride lasts about 50 m i n u t e s . For those m ore com fortable w ith water travel, there are ferry boat rides along the Photograph by Michael Guiliano D elaw are R iver. Horse and carriage rides BOATING AT COLONIAL PARK are available for those w ho prefer street Adults and youngsters enjoy the paddle boats on one of the ponds at Colonial Park, which is located in the East Millstone t r a v e l . section of Franklin Township. If there’s still tim e left in the day, N ew Hope is also the hom e o f the Bucks County Picnic, bicycle, enjoy the gardens at Colonial P a r k P l a y h o u s e . Playing this sum m er are My Fair Lady, If picnicking, paddle boats and a relax­ paths, as w ell as the Lo is H ow e nature trail. Com m ission’s first horticulturist, designed Camelot, Phantom of the Opera, a n d West ing day of com m uning w ith nature sound The m ore exercise-m inded can utilize the and developed the three gardens that com ­ Side Story am ong others. like fun, a trip to Colonial Park could be Paracourse Fitness C ircuit, a series of 18 prise the area - the M ettler Garden, the If one day in N ew Hope is not enough, i d e a l . exercise stations spaced over a 1- to 2 1/2- Center Garden and the D utch Garden. w hich you m ay w ell decide once you are Located in the East M illstone section of m ile path. The regim en is ideal for be­ Today the rose garden displays 4,000 there, the Pennsylvania town is the hom e Franklin Tow nship, Colonial Park has a lot ginners, interm ediate or advanced fitness rose plants of 275 varieties and contains a of m any highly rated bed-and-breakfast t o o f f e r . buffs, since you can proceed at your own reflecting pool and brick-edged paths. inns and other lodging accom m odations. W ell-suited for picnic lunches, Colonial p a c e . Just beyond the rose garden is the Fra­ A ll the attractions at N ew Hope are Park has several picnic areas, benches and Park-goers also can take advantage of grance and Sensory Garden. This area is w ithin w alking distance o f each other. open spaces. the tennis courts and softball diam ond or designed specifically for those w ith visual And nearby is Peddlers Village, There also are children’s playgrounds to can tee o ff on the g olf course. or physical im pairm ents, w here plants are Lahaska, Pa. keep the youngsters busy. In addition, Colonial Park is hom e to a available to touch and sm ell. D escriptions For further inform ation about the his­ The scenic site also has a num ber of w ildlife sanctuary and an overnight cam p­ are included in B raille on sm all plaques toric village o f N ew H ope or for directions, ponds, including one on w hich you can go i n g a r e a . next to the plants. call the inform ation center at 1 -215-862­ paddle-boating. H orticulturists are sure to enjoy the Leaflets about the garden are available 5 8 8 0 . For park-goers who like to be active, Rudolf W . van der Goot Rose Garden. Van in the gazebo that serves as its entrance. —Diane Chando Colonial Park has bridle, bicycle and foot der Goot, who was Som erset County Park -Beth-Ann Kerber

Philadelphia’s historic l a n d m a r k s C a p e M a y C o u n t y Cape M ay County, w ith 40 m iles of coastal beaches, features m any fam ily Various tours of historic Philadelphia, Jersey State Aquarium . Ferries run every 30 attractions and is just tw o hours or so aw ay. birthplace of the D eclaration o f Independence m inutes M ore inform ation can be obtained by Located off Garden State Parkw ay E xit 11, the V ictorian seashore resort o f and our nation’s first capital, are available d aily. calling 1-800-634-4027. Cape M ay is the county’s m ost fam ous tourist attraction. Flanked on one side Sites include fam ous landm arks like In ­ W alking tours of several of the city’s best- dependence Square, the Philadelphia M useum of know n historic neighborhoods are also available. by the Atlantic Ocean w ith the D elaw are Bay on the other, the town features Art, City H all and the Delaware River The Foundation for Architecture W alking Tours restored Q ueen Anne residences open for house tours. w aterfront. offers one- to tw o-hour tours beginning at 2 p.m . Tours can be taken around town by foot, trolley bus or horse-drawn trolley. The historic city is less than tw o hours aw ay. Saturdays and Sundays and 6 p.m . W ednesdays. Tours vary w ith extended schedules throughout the sum m er. For m ore infor­ A taped w alking tour o f the city’s historic The 36 different tours include C ity H all Tow er, m ation, call the M id-A tlantic Center for the A rts at 1-609-884-5404 or w rite to sites leaves from the Norm an Rockw ell Penn Square, historic Philadelphia A rt D eco and P.O . box 340,1048 W ashington Street, Cape M ay, 08204. M useum , Sixth and Sansom streets, beginning at O lde C ity. For m ore inform ation, call 1-215­ The M id-Atlantic Center for the Arts also runs tours of the 1879 Em len 10 a.m . d aily. Rental equipm ent is available. 569-3187 or 1-215-569-TO UR. Physick estate, (an 18-room m ansion designed by Frank Furness), and a D iscounts to 18 local m useum s are available C ruises in a reproduction of a turn-of-the- restored lighthouse. follow ing the tour. Fo r further inform ation, call century riverboat are offered along the D elaw are The Cape M ay County H istorical and Genealogical Society M useum is 1-215-925-1234 R iver by Liberty Belle Charters. For tim es and located in the John Holm es House, Route 9, Cape M ay Courthouse. Sum m er Tours of the city in turn-of-the-century further inform ation, call 1-215-824-0889. hours are 8:30 a.m . to 4:30 p.m . M onday through Saturday. C all 1-609-465­ trolleys are available daily at 9:40 a.m ., 10:10 D aily horse-dawn carriage tours begin at 10 3535 for inform ation. a.m ., 2:10 p.m . and 2:40 p.m . from the V isitor a.m . from Fifth and Chestnut streets are being The Cape M ay County Zoo is located off the Garden State Parkw ay E xit 11 Center, John F. Kennedy Boulevard and 16th offered by ’76 Carriage Com pany. Evening tours at Route 9 and Cresthaven Road. It features 128 w ooded acres filled w ith tigers, Street. Tourists w ill be accom panied by guides of Society H ill and Headhouse Square begin at 7 lions, elephants, cam els, giraffes and zebra. Adm ission is free. C all the Cape dressed in 19th century costum es. M ore p.m . from Second and Lom bard streets. M ore M ay County Cham ber of Com m erce at 1-609-465-7181 for tim es and inform ation can be obtained by calling 1-215­ inform ation can be obtained by calling 1-215­ inform ation. 7 4 5 - 4 0 1 4 . 9 2 3 - 8 5 1 6 . H istoric Cold Spring V illage, located just outside the city lim its of Cape Centipede Tours conducts candlelight strolls Year-round luxury cruises on the Spirit of M ay County, is located at 735 Seashore Road. A dm ission is $2 per person. The of the city on Thursdays and Saturdays. For Philadelphia begin from Penn’s Landing. village features an 1840s living history presentation, w ith authentic hom es, m ore inform ation call 1-215-735-3123. Boarding tim e is 30 m inutes before cruises. shops and a restaurant. There is also an 18th century cem etery w ith m any D elaw hale Ferry Service offers a 400- Schedules and m ore inform ation can be obtained gravestones from M ayflow er descendants. For m ore inform ation, call 1-609­ passenger ferry service between Penn’s Landing by calling 1-215-923-1419. 8 9 8 - 2 3 0 0 . and the Cam den w aterfront, adjacent to the N ew —Dick Metzgar —Lauren Jaeger 2 6 JULY 8, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT

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O ne can hardly think o f a day trip in over are $3.75, and there is no charge New Jersey w ithout envisioning a for children 11 and under. Parking is an relaxing day spent at a sun-drenched additional $3.50. ocean beach. Take Route 36 to get to the park. For som e of the area’s best, w hy not Enter at the com er of O cean and Joline check out Sandy Hook, Seven avenues in Long Branch. For m ore Presidents O cean-front Park, Point inform ation call 229-0924. Pleasant or Island Beach. Point Pleasant Beach, owned largely A federal park, the Sandy H ook U nit by Jenkinson’s and Risdens, offers a Gatew ay N ational Recreation Area beach, a boardw alk w ith rides and offers 6.5 m iles of ocean beach, 75 am usem ents and an aquarium . percent of w hich is guarded. A lso Adm ission to Jenkinson’s beach on offered are concession stands, weekdays is $4 for adults and $1 for restroom s, changing facilities and raft children. O n w eekends the fee is $5 for and um brella rentals. adults and $1 for children. H istory buffs w on’t w ant to m iss the The Jenkinson’s Aquarium is open Fort H ancock historical area, w hich from 10 a.m . to 11 p.m . daily. features the Sandy Hook M useum . Adm ission is $5.50 for adults and $3.50 Nature lovers w ill want to take for children and seniors. advantage of the tw o self-guided nature A ll rides on the boardw alk are trails, fishing areas and abundant priced on a “pay-as-you-go” basis. opportunities for bird-w atching. Risdens Beach, located next to Additionally, the Sandy Hook Bay Jenkinson’s, offers snack bars, offers a great area for w ind surfers. bathroom s, and changing room s and If you’re looking for special events, show ers for an additional $1.50. check out the Clearw ater Festival ro be The w eekday fee is $3 and the neld noon to 6 p.m . Aug. 15 and 16, weekend fee is $4, w ith children under Photograph by Rich Schultz and the Sandy H ook beach concerts, six alw ays adm itted for free. ON THE BEACH w hich are free and offered in Lot D To get to Point Pleasant, take E xit Six-year-old Vera Lentini and her brother Bart, 3, work on a sandcastle and enjoy a day at W ednesday nights at 6 p.m . July 8-26. 98 on the Garden State Parkw ay, Route the beach at Sandy Hook. Take Exit 117 off the Garden State 34 South to the second circle and Route Parkw ay and Route 36 east. Fees are $4 35 South to Point Pleasant Beach. For per vehicle on w eekdays and $5 per m ore inform ation call Jenkinson’s at For th o s e w h o d o n ’t m i n d the ride vehicle on weekends. For more 892-0844 or Risdens at 892-9743. N o one w ants to spend m ost o f a day trip in The Am ish and M ennonite fam ilies who inform ation call the Sperm aceti Cove For great natural beauty check out the car, especially one filled w ith children. So own farm s in com m unities w ith nam es like V isito r’s Center, open from 10 a.m . to 5 Island Beach State Park, w hich features a destination should not be located m uch m ore Intercourse, Blue B all and Bird-in-H and shun p.m . daily, at 872-0092. two large oceanfront beaches w ith than two and a half hours from hom e. Am ong m odem conveniences like electricity and m otor A M onm outh County park in Long guards as w ell as several sm aller lots the m ore interesting sites w hich fall into the v e h i c l e s . Branch, Seven Presidents was nam ed for fishing. outer tim es lim its of this category are They still plow their fields w ith horses and for the seven U .S. presidents who Four-w heel driving on the beach is Baltim ore, the Pennsylvania Dutch Country, uses horse and buggies to travel. vacationed there between 1869 and also available w ith a perm it. the outlet center at Reading, Pa., and M useum s in the Lancaster area trace the 1 9 2 1 . W eekday adm ission is $6 per car Flem ington. history of the A m ish and explain their “plain” The park offers a 4,700-foot beach, and on weekends the fee is $7 per car. W ith the new ly opened O riole Park at w ays to outsiders. boardw alk, pavilion w ith snack bar, Adm ission is free on Tuesdays. Cam den Yards getting rave review s from If you’re lucky enough, you’ll even catch a activity center, playgrounds, fit-court To get there, take Exit 82 off the baseball fans all across the country, it’s little glim pse of the Am ish as they go about their and sm all boat ram p. Garden State Parkw ay to Route 37 east, w onder that Baltim ore’s current tourism slogan b u s i n e s s . The w eekday fees for children 12 then follow signs. For more is “It’s a W hole N ew Ballgam e.” Som e Pennsylvania Dutch farm ers sell and over are $3, and kids 11 and under inform ation, call the Aeolium Nature The 47,000-seat stadium opened in A pril fruits and vegetables, sm oked m eats, jam s and are adm itted free. Parking is an Center from 9 a.m . to 5 p.m . at 793­ and im m ediately won praise from baseball preserves, baked goods and quilts at local additional $3. 0 5 0 6 . purists who enjoy the way the facility m arkets that are open to the public. W eekend fees for children 12 and —Christine Menapace com bines the best of the old-style ballparks The Pennsylvania D utch Visitors Center can w ith m odem conveniences and technology. be reached by calling 1-717-299-8901. A concourse of shops and eateries surround If shopping is your life, then Reading could S t a t e a q u a r i u m , C a m d e n the stadium and connoisseurs of ballpark food be your m ecca. m ight want to sam ple the cuisine at Boog’s W ithin the city lim its are four outlet centers Bar-B-Q Pit, located just behind the right-field containing nearly 250 different stores, offering Since it opened Feb. 29, the Thom as view ing w indow 18 feet high and 24 H. Kean N ew Jersey State Aquarium at f e e t w i d e . bleachers. The facility is owned by form er m en’s, w om en's and children’s clothing, O riole Boog Pow ell. glassw are, china and alm ost anything else that Cam den has been visited by 500,000 D ive dem onstrations, where divers As w ith m ost new ballparks, how ever, can be purchased w ith a credit card. p e o p l e . answer questions through an tickets at O riole Park are scarce. Through early The largest facilities are the Reading O utlet The 4.5-acre, $52-m illion facility, underwater m icrophone system called a Ju ly, the O rioles played before 18 straight Center on N orth N inth Street and the V F w hich is operated by the N ew Jersey scubephone, also are offered. sellout crow ds, and tickets for weekend gam es Outlet Center at H ill Avenue and Park Road. Academ y for Aquatic Sciences, has a There are num erous hands-on are virtually sold out through the rest o f the The others are the Big M ill O utlet Center at strong focus on the w ild life of the exhibits that both entertain and educate s u m m e r . Eighth and O ley streets and the O utlets at waters and wetlands in and around the about the deep ocean w ater in New If you’re am ong those able to secure O riole H iesters Lane. Garden State. Jersey’s bays and inland w aterw ays, tickets, you’ll also be able to take in som e of For m ore inform ation, call the Berks Its forem ost m ission is to prom ote and up the Delaware to its fresh Baltim ore’s other popular attractions, County V isitor Inform ation Center at 1-800­ the understanding and protection of headwaters in the C atskill M ountains. including the Inner H arbor and the N ational 4 4 3 - 6 6 1 0 . aquatic life and habitats. Plans are under w ay for a 110,000- Aquarium , w hich are located only a few blocks Those who like to shop, but don’t want to Visitors can stroll through 1.5 acres gallon, 30-foot deep tank that w ill be from the ballpark. travel all the w ay to Reading, can get a taste o f encom passing two landscaped outdoor used to represent a Caribbean Coral Inner H arbor at Pratt and Lig ht streets the outlet center experience in nearby exhibits, from the wooded area around Reef, and an outdoor, 1-acre features dozens of shops and restaurants. The Flem ington. a rushing trout stream to the sandy representation of the N ew Jersey Pine National Aquarium includes a new ly opened Flem ington O utlet Stores, Route 202, is a beach surrounding a 170,000-gallon Barrens, w hich w ill feature beavers and M arine M am m al Pavilion. collection of 120 shops that are open seven s e a l p o o l . o t t e r s . Perm anently m oored at Inner Harbor is the days a w eek. O nce inside, aquarium goers w ill be The aquarium is located on f r i g a t e Constellation, w hich was launched in Liberty V illage, Church Street, contains 60 dazzled by a huge, 760,000 gallon, Riverside D rive between Federal Street Baltim ore in 1787 and was the first ship ever factory outlets that sell everything from shoes open ocean tank, featuring m ore than and M ickle Boulevard in Cam den. com m issioned in the U .S. N avy. and furs to china and housewares. A t one end 400 fish of 40 different species, It is open daily year-round, from N aval history buffs also w ill want to visit of the village is the depot for the Black R iver including sharks, striped bass, sea 9:30 a.m . to 5:30 p.m ., except New the Fort M cH enry N ational M onum ent and & W estern Railroad, w hich operates one of the robins and cow nose rays. It is the Year’s D ay, Easter, Thanksgiving and H istoric Shrine on East Fort Avenue. In 1814, few rem aining steam trains in the country. second largest of its kind in the United C h r i s t m a s . Francis Scott Key, im pressed by A m erica’s Trains m ake the round trip to nearby Ringoes S t a t e s . Tickets are $8.50 for adults, $5.50 defense of the fort against the British navy, three tim es a day on w eekends. V isitors can reach into a shallow for children ages 2-11, and $7 for penned “The Star Spangled Banner.” M ore adventurous types can ride a hot air touch tank nearby and stroke sharks, students and senior citizens. In Pennsylvania Dutch Country, located in balloon at any o f three area establishm ents, skates and rays. For m ore inform ation, call 1-609­ and around Lancaster County, visitors are able including H eart’s D esire Balloon Adventures To view the tank, visitors take a seat 3 6 5 - 3 3 0 0 . to view a culture that fits m ore appropriately on A llen Street. in an am phitheater and look through a —Susan Graziano into the 19th century. —Daren Smith THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 8,1992 2 7

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Theorem Painting, a one-day work­ shop, is being offered on Monday from W h o h e l p s 7:30-10 p.m. at Poricy Park, Oak Hill Road, Middletown. The program is open to those 12 years old and over. This form of painting was used to teach the art of stenciling and decorated most homes in the early 1300s. sm all businesses grow? Register by Friday. The fee is $25 and $30 for non-members. Materials will be provid­ ed. For more information, call 842-5966. Wear Your Art Work, a program for T h e b u sin esses: Sm all and m inority-ow ned com panies seeking to seize new opportunities and those 12 years old and over, will be held m axim ize growth. July 16 from 7:30-10 p.m. at Poricy Park, O ak Hill Road, Middletown. Bring a T-shirt, canvas bag or sweat shirt to class and T h e advantage: O ne loan officer to w ork w ith you every step of the w ay - no com m ittees, no learn to decorate with fabric paint. Other r e d t a p e . supplies will be provided. The fee is $12 and $15 for non-members. Register by Monday. For more information, call 842­ The goal: To sim plify the process and provide capital w henever possible to qualified 5966. businesses. The Monmouth County Park System invites area crafters to expand their knowl­ edge of painting ceramics by using the Th e re su lt: M ore sm all businesses have grown larger w ith the help of United Jersey® To find technique of painting with air-ceramic air out how w e can help you, stop by yo ur nearest U nited Jersey office o r call R ick brushing. C la s s e s will be held at the Crafts Shop in Thompson Park, Newman Springs Edel, Senior Vice President, Com m unity Lending at (609) 243-4044. Road, Lincroft, on W ednesdays at 1 p.m. from'today through Aug. 12. The fee is $50. For more information and registration, call 842-4000. A Pressed Flower Picture workshop will be offered at Deep Cut Park, Red Hill W ho else but Road, Middletown, from 9:30-11:30 a.m., today and Aug. 19. Participants will pick and dry flowers and design a picture. The fee is $15. For more information, call 842­ 4000. the fast-m oving bank! A summer pottery program for chil­ dren ages 10-17 will be held on Thursdays, beginning this week at 1 p.m. at the U N I T E D Thompson Park Crafts Shop, Newman O Springs Road Lincroft. The fee is $40. For JERSEY more information, call 842-4000. Member FDIC. Equal Opportunity Lender. Member of UJB Financial Corp., a $13 billion A Yoga Class for students of all levels financial services organization with 270 offices in New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania. T H E F A S T - M O V IN G B A N K * will be held at S even Presidents Oceanfront Park, Long Branch, on Fridays from 5:30-6:45 p.m. from Friday through Aug. 28. The fee is $35. For more informa­ tion, call 842-4000.

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T h u rs d a y Free summer concert by the N.J. Pops, 7-9 p.m., South Court, Woodbridge Mall, Routes 1 and 9. ' The Marketplace Hours:

Thursday through Sunday Route 35 • Shrewsbury Mon-Fri: 10 am-9 pm M 23rd Annual NHRA Mopar Parts IM Sat.: lOam-lOpm Summernationals, Old Bridge Township 3 8 9 -5 7 7 0 Raceway Park, Pension Road, two miles Sun.: 9am-9pm north of Englishtown. For more information, KOSHER DELI call 446-6331. OVERSTUFFED Under Rabbinical Supervision WAITER & WAITRESS Thursdays through August 27 DELI SANDWICHES Managed by Jerry of Jerry & Harvey's of Marlboro SERVICE Classic Car Show, 6-11 p.m., Keansburg Amusement Park and Pier. Also, dancing to a live ‘50s band. Car own­ ers call 495-1400 for information and regis­ EARLY BIRD DINNERS KOSHER BBQ SPECIAL tration. 3:30 - 5:30 • 7 DAYS A WEEK 20 PEOPLE OR MORE F r id a y START AT $8.95 PER PERSON .95 PER PERSON Gift Auction, sponsored by the Ladies Includes: Franks & Burgers • B B Q Chicken Auxiliary of the Freewood Acres Fire Co. 1, Includes: Salad B ar • Soup • Entree • Potato & 7 p.m., East 5th Street, Howell. Donation Vegetable • Coffee or Tea • D essert of the D ay • Cole Slaw , Potato or Tossed Salad • Relish Tray $3. Refreshments will be available. No one • Condim ents • Fresh Fruit under 18 will be permitted. O ther Packages Available • Help Not Included

S a tu rd a y THURSDAY OR FRIDAY 13th Annual Summer Crafts Fair, 10 # 1 Sh a b b o s Ch ic k e n D in n e r Sp e c ia l 2 L it e r Coca Co l a or D ie t Co k e ~ 9 9 ^ a.m.-5 p.m., Allaire State Park, Allaire. 2 Em pire Chickens • 1 Noodle Pudding Parking $3 per car. Admission is free. Rain • lib . Cole Slaw , Potato Salad or H ealth Salad H e b r ew N a t io n a l N a t u r a l Casing date Sunday, July 12. For more informa­ tion, call 938-2253. $ 1 6 . 9 5 F r an ks ~ $ 2 .9 9 l b . S u n d a y # 2 2 E m p ir e C h ic k e n s • 1 Clark Stam p, Coin and Baseball Card 1 pt. Egg Barley& M ushroom or Kasha Varnishkas i Show, 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Howard Johnson $3.00 OFF COUPON i Motor Inn, 70 Central Ave., Clark. • 1 qt. Chicken or M ushroom Barley Soup i Admission and parking are free. For more • lp t. H ealth Salad ON $ 2 0 OR MORE PURCHASE i information, call 247-1093. T h r u J u l y • N o t g o o d o n e a r l y b i r d o r o t h e r s p e c ia l s I 8th Annual Charity Rally, sponsored $ 1 9 . 9 5 I------1 by the Bayshore Wheelers M.C. Inc, 12-5 p.m. Begins at Freehold Honda, Route 9, Freehold, ends at Just Plain Jane’s, V * Full Service Deli Restaurant • Full Catering Service • Sunday Buffet Brunch MORE, PAGE 28 2 8 JU LY 8, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT

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Jackson; to benefit the Old Bridge Chapter of Deborah Hospital. Donation $10. Games, T o d a y dancing, trophies. Rain or shine. For more New Jersey Lym e Disease Support Buy from the Host! information, call 566-5010 or 583-6306. Group, meeting 7:30 p.m., 535 Tinton Ave., Ballroom dancing, singles and cou­ KICKER VAN fs "STREET GLOW" Tinton Falls. Public is invited free of charge. Under Car ples, all ages, every Sunday 8-11 p.m., Patient and Family Support Group for ningtoKeyp $ 1 A A 0 0 Grand Ballroom of the Polish American Cancer Patients, meeting 7:30 p.m., 3 East m July 24, m Club, Routes 130 and 156, Yardville. Live Solarium, Riverview Medical Center, Red F O R Y O U R C A R Sam to 12 noon 299! music, best of the area’s big band sound. Bank. For more information, call 530-2382. CLARION 5671 CD-rmAUFMStnocoi’tapt Free ballroom dance lessons 7:30-8 p.m. International Adoption League Inc., 55 Admission $7.50. For more information, call pmnoumE$mu! SALE PRICE: Schank Road, Suite A-1, Freehold. 1-609-584-9226. Provides ongoing support for couples facing fertility problem s and those seeking infor­ SSB3»?219 M o n d ay mation on international adoption. Open WJTOSCCUIHTY^t^^ NSTALLEDm c t a i i e i clarion INSTALLE “Bach the Divine Servant” lecture, 8 p.m., weekdays, call 409-6285. Evenings and i MODEL 300 WITH FREE M RKM G LIGHTS Nicholas Music Center of Rutgers Arts weekends, call 780-1860.

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Family Cancer Support Group, for fam ­ Christian, 12 step recovery program, week­ ilies of cancer patients ages 16 or over, ly meeting 8:30 p.m., Jackson Baptist TR Y U S YO U ’LL LIK E U S! weekly meeting 4-5:30 p.m., Poliak Mental * Church, 40 Bennetts Mills Road, Jackson. Health Department Monmouth Medical Open to those recovering from addictions, AND YO U RSELF EVEN Center, 300 Second Ave., Long Branch. To dependencies, codependencies and dys­ BETTER. register, call Allison Block 222-5200, ext. functional family upbringing. For more infor­ 3290. mation, call 928-0080. Cancer Survivors Support Group for Nicotine Anonym ous, weekly self-help 1 o patients, weekly meeting 6-7:30 p.m., The group for anyone who wants to stop smok­ Cancer Institute of New Jersey ing, 8 p.m., Ocean Fitness Center, Route I Unlimited Classes | Headquarters, 100 Albany Street, New 35 south and Deal Road, Ocean Township. Brunswick. Also open to family members. • Stairm aster For more information, call 937-8940. Free and open to public. Call 389-8259. Free Child C are Finding the Balance, Step Aerobics • Personal Body Trainer GOAL (Get Out And Live) group for family caregivers’ Life C ycles • 1 Hour C lasses people suffering from panic attacks, anxi­ support group, weekly meeting 11 a.m.- Certified Aerobic • Show er and Locker Area eties and phobias, 7 p.m., Manalapan 12:30 p.m., Hospice/Oncology Department, Instructors • W om en’s Club Library, Symmes Drive. Call 972-0552 or CentraState Medical Center, West Main W eight Training Equipm ent • G ift C ertificate 780-8904 for information. Street, Freehold Township. Admission is Grieving support group, weekly meet­ C A L L F O R ing, 9:30 a.m., Kimball Medical Center, free. Call 780-6144 or 577-1076. Body Mystique APPOINTMENT Lakewood. For those coping with the loss of Living With a Serious Illness, w eekly Health & Fitness Center Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. a loved one. For more information, call 370­ meeting, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Sat. 8:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. 8 8 8 - 1 8 0 0 , Sun. 9:00 a.m. to 1 p.m. 7436. Hospice/Oncology Department, Hwy. 36 Corner of Poole Ave. Support group for the critically ill, CentraState Medical Center, West Main Hazlet weekly meeting, 5 p.m., Kimball Medical Street, Freehold Township. Admission is Center, Lakewood. For families and friends free. For more information, call 7806144 or of loved ones who are critically ill. For more 577-1076. information, call 370-7436. ALL Y O U C A N EAT T h u rs d a y F rid a y Open bereavement support group Parents Anonymous of New Jersey, HOT & COLD LUNCHEON BUFFET meeting 2:30 p.m., Oncology support office, weekly meeting, 9-11 a.m., Red Bank East Wing, Riverview Medical Center, Red Primary School Parent Resource Room, Between 11:30 am - 3:00 pm Bank. For more information, call 530-2382. River Road, near Broad Street and East Tenderhearts, a program for parents of Bergen Place, Red Bank. Trained facilita­ Tuesday-Friday^ children who have undergone heart surgery tors offer support and information. or who may need it in the future, meeting 7 L11 only p.m., Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. Membership is free and confidential. For r ’ ” ' ‘ o n l v For more information, call 530-2417. information, call 1-800-843-5437. HIV Support Groups, weekly, meet­ Living With Loss, bereavement group, :$100 OFF: $C99 J m w i r entree ! ings, Jersey Shore Medical Center, Route weekly meeting 10:30 a.m. to noon, with the purchase of any entree of ? . 33, Neptune. HIV Positive Women’s Group, Hospice/Oncology Department, ‘.Luncheon Buffet; ■ salads • equal or greater value 1 7:30-9 p.m., Conference Room 2; HIV i deludes Dally Specials I CentraState Medical Center, West Main 5,- ■. " V ■ pasta Positive Support Group for Gay Persons, 1 veal, chicken, fish i wifi* mis coupon , Street, Freehold Township. Admission is , valid w/any other otter 7:30 p.m., Conference Room 3; Gay HIV 1 soup ^ N o t valid on Fridays or Saturdays free. Call 780-6144 or 577-1076. Positive Couples, for positive couples or ■ eggplant parmigiana couples in which one person is positive, 7:30 p.m., Conference Room 4. All calls are Sunday strictly confidential. For more information, Freehold Area Widowed S u p p o rt La Q uercia gag&o1™ call 776-4700. Overcomers Outreach, a biblical More, page 30 301 H w y., 35 N., Laurence H arbor • 566-2683

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M o n d ay Families of Asthmatic and Allergic Children, meeting 8 p.m., Pediatric Health Offices, 23 Kilmer Drive-Building 2D, Morganville. Varied topics/open forum dis­ cussion. Questions welcome. For more information, call 446-9668 or 446-3014. HIV Positive Support Group, for HIV Positive persons and family members, weekly meeting 7:30-9 p.m., Conference Room 2, Jersey Shore Medical Center, Route 33, Neptune. All calls and informa­ tion are kept strictly confidential. For more information, call 776-4700. Tough Love, weekly meeting 8 p.m., First Unitarian Church, West Front Street, Lincroft. For parents dealing with teenage behavior problems. For more information, call 566-9422.

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St. Paule’s character then m eets a 97- the nerdy daughter and son-in-law from production directed by M ike N ichols and Certainly not Sophie Greengrass and her year-old artist and falls in love. M i n e o l a . starring M ario Thom as and Ron Silver. 97-year-old artist boyfriend! “It’s a w onderful little love story about Art Leaske of W all Tow nship portrays St. Paule, a actress proud of The Guggenheim Theatre sum m er a senior citizen,” explained W oods, who is the role of the m illionaire nonagenarian her senior citizen status, has extensive O ff- season of Broadway by the Beach, also m anaging director of the theater. “She a r t i s t . Broadw ay and regional credits. continues with Andrew Bergm an’s falls in love w ith an artist, w ho is based on Both St. Paule and W oods noted there is She has also appeared on screen in the c o m e d y , Social Security, w hich runs Chagall, and becom es a beautiful young a lot of N ew Y o rk and Jew ish hum or in the Penny M arshall’s film , A w a k e n in g s, a n d Thursday through July 9 on the cam pus of w om an again. She finds her youth.” p l a y . W oody A llen’s Shadow and Fog, as w ell as M onm outh College in W est Long Branch. “ She is nonplused by this fam ous artist. “But you don’t have to be Jew ish to like the televisio n series Kate and Allie a n d L aw This play w ill star Irm a St. Paule, who She sees to dress up for a m an bagels,” quipped W oods. and O rder. w ill re-create the role of Sophie who is near 100 years old,” said St. Paule. “The characters m ay have a Jew ish I n Social Security, w hich was a recent G reengrass, the part she played in the “She talks to him like she w ould talk to background, but this situation can happen Broadway hit, St. Paule plays an national tour opposite Lucie Arnaz and anybody, w hile her daughter and son-in- to anybody,” added St. Paule. octogenarian who m akes her daughters’ law are faw ning all over him . H e adores it Opened in 1967, the Guggenheim lives “d ifficu lt” to say the least. and falls in love w ith her.” Theatre, located on the cam pus of PSYCHIC “She is a senior citizen w ho is shuttled “Som e people need to have som eone in M onm outh College on Cedar Avenue, back and forth between her daughters,” their lives who they can care about and W est Long Branch, has aim ed to bring FAIR noted Lauren “W oody” W oods, who is who cares about them ,” continued W oods, professionally oriented theater to the Shore directing the com edy sm ash. “She is self- w ho confessed to laughing out loud during area. O ne w ay to do this w as to invite guest Astrologers, Tarot Card pitying. There’s not m uch in her life except his reading o f the script. “They feel sick artists to participate in the sum m er season & Palm Readers m i s e r y . ” and are after attention, yet all they need is o f f e r i n g s . “She is a very spunky older wom an w ith som ething caring in their lives. They need St. Paule is the latest Equity actor to tw o grow n children. In the beginning, SUNDAY JULY 12th to contribute or som eone to need them . The grace the Guggenheim stage. She joins a Sophie is very disgruntled and has given up play says som ething about that besides long list o f acclaim ed artists, w ho include on life,” said St. Paule. “She is a w idow 11:30 to 5:30 being very funny.” Joe G illie and Rosem ary Peters, who at the from the w orking class, who has pulled B y the p lay’s conclusion, Sophie is free perform ed in The Boyfriend, Bob Carrol, herself up by her bootstraps. N ow , one of HOLIDAY INN of her w alker, is dressed in finery and who appeared in Shenandoah and resident her daughters is a la-de-da art dealer and livin g the good life w ith her live-in love. actors W oods and his w ife, Ellen Terry Tinton Falls w hile the other is conservative, she treats “ H er daughters took care of her, but not W o o d s . Sophie like a baby.” as a w om an,” said St. Paule. “H er last line, The couple w ill star in the third and 700 Hope Rd. About the manners and m ores o f the (Exit 105 GSP) after show ing a painting of herself to her final show o f the theater’s 26th season, the N ew York m iddle class in the late 1980s, rich daughter, is ‘It’s just that I feel like a m u s i c a l I D o ! I D o ! $2.0 0 O F F the p lay’s story revolves around the two w om an again.’ She’s still a w om an and still Curtain for Thursday through Saturday A Reading sisters, their spouses and attem pts to deal alive. O lder people can love just like perform ances is 8:30 p.m . and for Sundays, with this ad w ith their m other, w ho com es arm ed w ith a younger people.” 7 : 3 0 p . m . w alker and a running gag about sour balls. 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“1 played a lot of m y lighter, com edy This m onth’s C ircle of Friends w ill see Musician p e r f o r m s stuff. That went over real b ig ,” noted perform ers D ana K urtz, a jazz guitarist and Guadagno. “I also im provised ‘W ing vocalist from M assachusetts as w ell as B ill throughout Shore Beneath M y W ings,’ the G arry M orris Rutledge and Ivan. version, for the 7-year-old son of the N ot one to play the latest Top 40 tune or By Cheryl Makin Captain, who was also on board. He asked play only his own w ork, Guadagno prefers m e to sing it for his father.” to perform “obscure songs from other Accustom ed to playing obscure cover “M y father was in the N avy and w as on songw riters.” songs, M atawan m usician Pat Guadagno board one of these,” he added. “He never H e described his act as creating a folksy has been strum m ing and humming talked about it, so seeing w hat he saw was kind o f atm osphere. “Anchors A w ay” in the last few w eeks. a thrill for m e. In a w ay, I w as that 7-year- Guadagno has recorded som e of his duo N o, he’s not joining the U .S. N avy; he o l d . ” w ork w ith Petraitis, when they perform ed w as recruited by our seafaring m ilitary for Guadagno continued that the trip w as as Cam pbell and D aniel, as w ell as a four-day stint at the beginning of the very em otional, “especially when we cam e releasing “Sw eet Freedom ,” w hich the Sole m o n t h . into port at N o rfo lk,” he noted. “I rode into Purpose Band recorded. Between w eekly Saturday night solo port w ith the ship and saw all the fam ily “Recently, I did som e vocal work for gigs at D anny’s in Red Bank, Sunday and friends lined up, w aiting for the m en to Too Tall Tom D im ock, a local slide guitar afternoons w ith his group, the Candle com e o ff the boat.” Brothers, at M onkey H ill in Red Bank, and player,” he added. “I’ve also done som e According to the m usician, he made once-a-m onth bookings w ith C ircle of local com m ercials and am about to start m any friends on the ship and has been Friends at M cCloone’s Rum Runner in Sea recording m y own record. I’ve gotten invited back, w hen the A m erica heads back Bright, am ong m any other dates, Guadagno enough songs through Sm all C ircle to put out to the N orth Sea. m anaged to find tim e to play for the out m y ow n.” “They also presented m e w ith the flag m i l i t a r y . B y day, Guadagno can often be found at that has flow n over the ship for tw o cruises A ctually, this could be considered a hom e w ith his “baby,” 3-year-old Aura. - the Persian G u lf tour and their latest, the return engagem ent for the guitarist- Daughters Kasey, 14, and Tara, 18, also Battle Force Red Sea,” said Guadagno. “It songw riter. live at hom e, but Dad noted his oldest w as a great honor. I w as really touched by Guadagno’s relationship w ith the N avy “baby” w ill soon be leaving the nest to t h a t . ” began last Decem ber. W hile “doing his attend U niversity o f Pittsburgh. Th is w as not the first unique gig that thing” at Danny’s, Guadagno was A s for passing on his m usical genes, Guadagno has headlined. Tw o years ago, approached by Lt. Robert Donne, who after playing a fraternity party at Princeton Guadagno noted all three have “a love and along w ith other N avy and Coast Guard U niversity, the m usician found him self respect for m usic.” m em bers, loved the show . being booked for a party at the Rockefeller “But, m y m iddle one sings and plays About to ship off to the Persian G ulf, M ansion in Tarrytow n, N .Y . for Happy keyboards,” he added. “W e’ve perform ed Donne asked if Guadagno would be R ockefeller’s birthday. together for m any telethons for things like interested in entertaining the troops on “That was great. They are such nice M uscular Dystrophy and learning board before they cam e back into port. The people. They invited us up there for the on Storer Cable. Kasey could m usician accepted. weekend. W hat a gorgeous old m ansion,” m ake m usic a career. She’s got the “Then I got a call from A bu D abi and he recalled Guadagno, who recently tem peram ent and ability. ON THE ROAD asked if I would play for them ,” he perform ed at the annual A rm adillo Festival “But she also sees how w e struggle a lot Pat Guadagno and his trusty guitar have recalled. “ I left on June 3 for N orfolk, V a., traveled many miles together. Most at N orthw estern U niversity in Evanston, 111. when som e m onths are slow and I’ve been and then w ent to Berm uda, w here I got on a recently, the Matawan musician played “M y m usic gets m e into a lot of places. as successful as you can get on this level. I CH 46 helicopter to the A m e r ic a ( t h e for the U.S. Navy by request on the It’s really been m ore interesting than aircraft carrier), w hich w as then located o ff don’t think she’ll m ake it a career, he aircraft carrier America off the coast of profitable. I’ve m anaged to m ix som e the coast of Berm uda. I w ore a helm et, a d d e d . ” B e r m u d a . profitable ventures in w ith the interesting goggles and flightsuit and received a half­ ones, but not that often,” he added. hour briefing before going up. It w as really Playing for alm ost 20 years, Guadagno D EADLIN E: JU LY 13 exciting - like a ride in D isneyland.” began w orking in the local clubs at age 18. On board the “huge, four-and-a-half ATLANTIC TWIN ISSU E DATE: JU LY 8 “I just kept going from there,” said ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 291-0148 acre ship,” Guadagno was given V .I.P . Guadagno, who has played everyw here treatm ent. “I got the w hole tour, m et the from the now -closed Stone Pony to the W IN Captain and everybody else,” he noted. “I Garden State A rts Center. saw planes take off and land. This is very AIK BALDWIN-MM MM Either on his ow n, w ith guitarist Frank D IN N E R rare, for a civilian to see because they are Sabo and bassist Phil R izzo as the Candle never on a ship out at sea. It w as a rare treat Brothers or w ith songw riter/pianist Dan F O R TW O - really som ething to see. I also had a crew EE* Petraitis and his brother, To n y Guadagno, assigned to m e.” as the Sole Purpose Band, Guadagno l e t h a l When you find Andy hiding Upon his arrival, the guitarist gave a m akes the rounds of N ew Jersey clubs in this week’s issue, you sm all show for som e of the enlisted m en. WEAPON alm ost on a d aily basis. Then, he perform ed a concert for the may win: As for C ircle of Friends, w hich is officers. Unfortunately, a planned a dinner for two at sponsored by Klondike Ice Cream , Gua­ perform ance in the hangar deck, com plete THE CHOWDER POT dagno began this unique, ever-changing T O M C R U I S E w ith television crew , w as scrapped due to sounding board for songw riters about six SEAFOOD RESTAURANT , poor w eather conditions. m onths ago. 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Open By Cheryl Makin 1969, but did not receive funding to begin o f districts. H e’s so good, I spread him very weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. the program until 1 9 8 1 . W ith a goal to thin. I know his involvem ent at Brookdale Actor/actress auditions for full time This sum m er Brookdale Com m unity offer advanced training in the arts for this sum m er w ill m ake all the difference in positions in adult acting company, at the Creative Theatre, Witherspoon Street, College, Lincroft, w ill join M ontclair State secondary school students, grades nine to developing interest and student Princeton. To schedule audition College and Glassboro State College in 12, throughout N ew Jersey, the 12-year-old enthusiasm ,” appointment, call Eloise Bruce at 1 -609­ offering courses in the visu al and theatrical N JSA program s are designed to provide a Th e visu al arts w ill be taught by a team 924-3489. arts by the N ew Jersey School o f the A rts. com prehensive educational experience. of talented and experienced artists. “Mummers Music” by Happy Days Said to be the result of a cooperative Along w ith the chance to develop their Coordinated by Em ile Talarico, who is in String Band at 7:30 on the boardwalk, effort between the N JSA and the creative skills, students are exposed to charge of art history and the draw ing Avon. Community Services Division of career opportunities in the arts and are com ponents of the program , the faculty Brookdale, the two courses, w hich w ill run assisted w ith portfolio and audition also includes two m em bers of Brookdale’s Today through July 12 from 9 a.m . to 1 p.m . A ug. 10-21, are open preparation for college adm ission. staff, Erik Johansen, a com puter art Donald De Lue sculptures at the to students in 10th, 11th and 12th grades. A ll N JSA program s are taught by specialist, and Ave M aria W alw ark, a Monmouth Museum, Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. Hours: 10 a.m. to 4:30 The other N JSA program s around the state professional artists. A t Brookdale, the printm aking specialist. p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays; 1-5 p.m. accept students ages 13 to 18. theater arts program w ill be led by Curt The theater arts course w ill provide Sundays; closed Mondays. Nonmember “W e hope to offer m ore courses next O w e n s . students w ith an intensive involvem ent in admission for adults, $2; children and acting and acting techniques. Guided by seniors, $1.50. For information, call 747­ O w ens, the students w ill participate in a 2266. FIRST AVENUE w ide range of exercises, prepare scene PLAYHOUSE w ork, develop audition techniques and Today through July 25 discuss acting as a career. Instruction also “A Changeable Feast”, print exhibit by A Dessert Theatre includes a study of characterization, American and Russian artists , Walters Hall Gallery, Rutgers Arts Center, George 1 2 3 First Avenue “ONCE UPON A MATTRESS” m ovem ent, im provisation, voice and Street and Route 18, New Brunswick. Open Princess and The Pea Fable physical techniques of acting. Atlantic Highlands Tuesdays through Saturdays from from 6 to Th urs., F ri. and Sat. 8 P M B eller added the program w ill culm inate 10 p.m. For information, call 932-7084. 2 9 1 -7 5 5 2 w ith perform ance opportunities for Rutgers SummerFest at the Rutgers Reservations Recommended JULY 2nd thru AUGUST 1st participating students. Arts Center complex. Today is Italian G /'f Certificates Available Matinee: Sun. July 19th & 26th at 2 P.M. “They w ill perforin a series of scenes madrigals, $14. Thursday is Double and m onologues w hich w ill have been Apotheosis, $18. Friday is New Jersey includes show, coffee Symphony Orchestra, $5. Saturday is tea & desserts developed in the course,” said B eller. $15°° Celebrating-America with Angelina Reaux, Those who take the visual arts course w ill be exposed to com puter art, drawing $18. Sunday is Tokyo String Quartet, $18. Monday is free concert. Tuesday is a film, and printm aking as the basis for exploring My Twentieth Century, $3. All at the Coming Attractions the artistic process. Students w ill select tw o Nicholas Theatre, George Street and Route NEIL SIMON’S of these three m edium s for an in-depth 18, New Brunswick, 8 p.m. For tickets and “LAST OF TH E RED HOT LO VERS” involvem ent. In addition, all students w ill information call 932-7511. A ugust 6th th ru A ugust 29th gather each day for lively discussions and Art Through Different Eyes is title of CALL FOR GROUP RA TES GIVI slide presentations based upon the w orks of exhibit at the Ralyn Art Center, 316 Main A Presentation Of Starburst Productions the m asters. St. Lakewood. Hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. A field trip to the M etropolitan M useum Monday through Friday and 10 a.m.-2 p.m. of Art in New York C ity w ill be included Saturday. in this visual arts experience. Th is program Today through July 30 provides opportunities not only to increase REPAIRS, RELINES WHILE Y O U WAIT “Renewal,” an exhibit of the work of technical skill, but to explore new art form s Julia Dodd of Middletown, will be presented and develop creativity as w ell, said B eller. at the Red Bank Public Library, 84 W. Front Your Denture A ccording to the director, students St. The exhibit features a series of benefit from this unique educational watercolor sketches of an Upper Freehold program w ith “ blossom ing talent, increased farmlands preservation project, and a Satisfaction is know ledge and understanding of the arts, a series of photographs of Red B an k’s sense of their ow n potential in the field and renewed business buildings. The library is m otivation to realize their artistic goals.” open 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Monday, Wednesday G u a r a n t e e d and Thursday and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday, B eller, w ho has been in the job for two Friday and Saturday until Ju n e 13. The . Let us show you what a years, noted he and his staff sat down and library will be closed Saturdays, Ju n e 20 to difference years of investigated the areas w hich they felt were Sept. 12. not being reached. Brookdale was among experience and innovation the fin alists. Today through July 31 in denture construction can “W e decided to reach out and serve Outdoor sculpture exhibition at the mean to you. It gives us those students in the areas w e were not in Scherer Gallery, 93 School Road W., before,” said Beller. Marlboro. Wednesday through Sunday the confidence to put a Those interested in registering for the from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Major works by courses, each of w hich has a program fee Peter Vanni, Frank Seckler, James guarantee on satisfation. Calerwood and Eric Snowden. For of $275, should call Beller at 1-609-637­ information, call 536-9465. 3941 or call A vis M cM illan at Brookdale at Edmond Jean Van der Leur art exhibit 60-daymoney-back guarantee 842-1900, Ext. 303. at Poricy Park, Oak Hill Road, Middletown. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Friday, ' Cosmetic dentistry techniques used 12:30-3:30 p.m. Sundays to construct your new denture Ruffino Tamaya, work of late Mexican Beach Reading artist exhibited at the Scherer Gallery, 93 1 year warranty against breakage School Road W., Marlboro. Wednesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for Everyone! Closed July 4. For information, call 536­ Backed by personal-touch service: 9465. • Accepts Visa and Mastercard • Evening and Saturday hours available “Shore Scenes” photography exhibit • Technicians on call for emergency repairs • One-day dentures by Carroll Siskind at the Monmouth Beach Library, 11 Willow Ave. Hours: 1-4 and 7-9 • Roofless dentures tor gaggers • Implant-retained dentures p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday; 1-5 p.m. Wednesday and Friday; 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday. Starting July 18 hours are 9 a.m.- Dr. Phyllis H. Detwiler, DMD Call 6 71-18 75 1 p.m. Monday through Saturday; 7 to 9 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday.For more Member: American Dental Association LOWENSTEIN ,ttle professor f-^ information, call 229-1187. Academy of General Dentistry BB o o k c e n t e R “Sea and Shore”, Henry Luhrs New Jerey Dental Association Memorial Exhibition at The Guild of DENTURE CENTER We help you find books you’ll love. Staff Member: Monmouth Medical Center Creative Art, 620 Broad St., Shrewsbury. 38 Tindall Road Bradlees/Grand Union Shopping Center Hours are noon-4 p.m.Tuesday through Saturday. Middletown, NJ 07748 786 Route 35, M iddletown, NJ 07748 Open Mon.-Sat. 10-9; Sun. 12-5 Today through Aug. 5 Call or write for FREE BROCHURE (908) 615-0444 Freehold Art Society open show at the Freehold Public Library, 28 1/2 E. Main St., THE INDEPENDENT, JU LY 8, 1992 3 7

Freehold. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Theater at The Galleria, Bridge Avenue and p.m. Needed: three men over 35 and one Sunday. Regular hours are 10 a.m. to 4:30 Monday through Friday; 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. West Front Street, Red Bank, 1 and 3 p.m. woman 30 to 40. For directions and other p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and 1 to 5 Saturday; 7 to 8:30 p.m. Monday, Saturday, 1 p.m. Sunday. All tickets, $6. To information, call 291-7552. p.m. on Sunday. Closed Mondays. Wednesday and Thursday. For more reserve, call 758-0099. Admission, $2 for non-members, $1.50 information, call 462-5135. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday children and seniors. For more information, Studio Gallery, 1 E. Front St., Keyport, S u n d a y Summer Concerts sponsored by the call 747-2266. features a collection of signed prints by S u m m e r concert.features the New Westminster Choir College, Hamilton at photographer Jeff Silverman. Noon to 5 Rascals, the Association, the Buckinghams, Walnut streets, Princeton. Show times, 6:30 M o n d ay p.m. Wednesday to Friday; 11 a.m. to 3 7 p.m., in the Great Arena at Six Flags p.m. Sunday, 8 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, “Music in the Viennese p.m. Saturday. Call ahead, 264-3939 Great Adventure, Jackson. Free with park 8 p.m. Performances in the Bristol Chapel. Tradition-Sacred works to Folk Music," 7:30 adm ission. $10 off after 4 p.m. For p.m. at the United Methodist Church, Broad Today through Aug. 29 information, call 928-2000. Sunday through Aug. 23 Street, Red Bank. Call 741-8880. Organ Recitals and concerts each Jazz greats at The Yankee Clipper Bristol-Myers Squibb Gallery presents Wednesday and Saturday at the Great Restaurant, Chicago Boulevard on the Master Prints from the “Rutgers Center for Monday and Tuesday Auditorium, Ocean Grove. Wednesdays at ocean, Sea Girt, 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Innovative Printmaking: The First Five A u d it io n s at the Holman Theatre 7:30 p.m.; Saturdays at 4 p.m. There will be Choir Festival at 7:30 p.m. on the Great Years.” Opening reception, 3 to 5 p.m. Company at the Jackson Memorial High no recitals on July 22, Aug. 8 and 19. For Auditorium stage, Ocen Grove. For Sunday at Bristol-Myers Squibb School Cafetorium, Don Connor Boulevard, information, call 775-0035. information, call 775-0035. Pharmaceutical Group Headquarters, Route Jackson, 7:30 p.m. Need singers age 7 and Jazz series at Jasons, 1604 F St., 206, Princeton. For more information, call 1­ up. Bring own sheet music. Call 367-4250. Today through September Belmar, 7 p.m. For information call 291­ 609-252-6275. “Jazz Revelation” by Gerry Kamber. 2774. T u e s d a y Jazz musicians are invited to sit in at Caffe Sunday through Sept. 20 New spiritual music by the Wild Rose e Dolce on the Asbury Park Boardwalk at Sunday and Monday “Art of Main: A Bounty of W oods and Folk Musicians Cooperative at the Third Avenue. For more information, call A u d it io n s at the First Avenue Water” is theme of exhibition at the Middletown Township Public LiDrary, 55 988-1978. Playhouse, 123 First Ave., Atlantic Monmouth Museum, Newman Springs New Monmouth Road, Middletown, 7:30 Highlands, for Other People's Money, 8 Road, Lincroft. Members preview is p.m. Thursday, Friday, Saturday Man of La Mancha, produced by the Premier Theatre Company at the KATHY WHITE WELCOMES YOU TO A GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION Henderson Theatre, 850 Newman Springs Road, Lincroft, 8 p.m. Tickets, $14 for adults, $12 for seniors and students, $10 for children 12 and under. On Thursday evenings, tickets are $8. For reservations lO 'O F F $1000OFF and information, call 747-0008. ANY PERM Thursdays through July 23 A N Y T IP S “Summer Stars” a light classical Wash, Cut & Wear Perm concert series in Ocean Grove. First three Reg. $4500 concerts held in the Tabernacle on W IT H Auditorium Square. Last concert in the NOW We use and (,o rm e rl> Headlines) Great Auditorium. $7 per concert, $24 for recommend ACRYLICS series. For information, call 988-0645. Wash, Cut & Style Perm Wellington Square Mall Reg. *56" Thursdays through Saturdays Reg. $5000 comer of Route 36 through July 25 Hazlet Once Upon a Mattress at the First NOW $40°° n o w $46 00 Avenue Playhouse, 123 First Ave., Atlantic 8 8 8 - 3 6 3 6 Highlands. $15 includes 8 p.m. dessert, 8:30 p.m. show. Reservations for all shows Appointm ents Not Necessary are required; call 291-7552.

Thursdays through Sundays through July 19 Social Security, a comedy at the Guggenheim Summer Theater, Monmouth College, West Long Branch, 8:30 p.m. except Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Tickets, $12, with $2 discount for seniors over 65 and students. To reserve, call 571-3483. F rid a y BROOKDALE STUDENTS Who-dunnit? You-Done-lt by Jericho Productions at the Don Quixote Inn, Route 34, Matawan, 6:30 p.m. For price and reservations, call 566-7977.

Friday, Saturday and Sunday T h e Offices of T h e y will r e o p e n at Opera Festival of New Jersey presents Madame Butterfly at 8 p.m. Friday and 3 p.m. Sunday; The Merry Widow at 8 p.m. Admissions, Records their n e w location in Saturday. Tickets are $28 to $78. Performed at the Allan P. Kirby Arts Center, Lawrenceville School, Lawrenceville. For tickets and details, call 1-609-936-1500. a n d Registration are the Conference Hall Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through July 25 moving. T h e y will b e Who’s On First?, a comedy performed (park in lot # 4 ) o n by the Simy Theatre Company at the Kobe Japanese Restaurant, Route 9, Howell. Fridays at 8:30 p.m.; Saturdays at 8 p.m.; C L O S E D o n t he M o n d a y , July 20. Sundays at 6:30 p.m. Tickets: $15 for show, $29.50 for dinner/show. Dinner will be 90 minutes before performance. For reservations, call 364-0936 or 364-4298. following days: Brookdale is a Co-op College S a tu rd a y A Raisin In The Sun at Brookdale Community College’s Asbury Park □ W e d . , July 15 Education Resource Center, 601 Grand Ave., Asbury Park, 11 a.m. For more information call 774-3363. □ Thurs., July 16 Saturdays through Sept. 12 BROOKDALE Saturday concert series at the Great Auditorium, Ocean Grove. All performances An Equal Opportunity at 8 p.m. This week features the Lettermen. Tickets, $15 general admission, $18 □ Fri., July 17 Institution reserved seating. Season tickets, group rates available. Call 1 -800-773-0097.

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B A Y S H O R E AMA P I N I N G O U T W H E E L E R S _ _ _ _ From Page 39 95 M . C . I N C . a m o n ly BATTLEGROUND COUNTRY CLUB, Deluxe Dinner for (2) $23 Millhurst Road, Tennent, 462-7575. including 8 T H A N N U A L Continental cuisine. Proper attire. • Two Exotic Drinks Marnier Jumbo Shrimp Reservations requested. Hours: lunch, CHARITY RALLY Wednesday-Friday, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.; or Cocktails Triple Delight- ‘Offer valid Sunday dinner, Wednesday and Thursday, 5-9 • House Special Soup for 2 Beef, Chicken, Pork thru Friday SUNDAY p.m.; Friday, 5-10 p.m.; Saturday, 6-10 • Pu-Pu Platter for 2 & Mixed Vegetables (Sat. after 9:00 p.m.) p.m.; Sunday, noon-7 p.m. (early dinner J U L Y 12,1992 special). Spare Rib, Egg Roll, Ice Cream, Pineapple TO BENEFIT THE OLD BRIDGE CHAPTER DEBORAH HOSPITAL Chicken Wings, Shrimp Hot Tea & Fortune Cookies BIG BERTHA’S, next to North Cen­ Toast and Shrimp Dim Sum TIM E: 12 -5 P.M. *FREE BEER terville Fire Company, Middle Road, Hazlet, Offer good thru 7-31-92 START: FREEHOLD HONDA MUG* • Roast Pork Fried Rice RT.9 264-3772. FREEHOLD, N J. *FREE With this ad only. BEVERAGES* Hours: 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Tuesday, END: JUST PLAIN JANES Thursday and Saturday. Italian-style hot JACKSON, N. J. *FOOD AVAILABLE* DONATION: $10 dogs $1 each; bread baked fresh on the 2174 Rt. 35 2 6 4 -2 0 0 2 prem ises. * GAMES * DANCING * TROPHIES * Holmdel BIG ED’S, 174 Route 34, Old Bridge, -RAIN OR SHINE ----- —RAIN OR SHINE --- - RAIN OR SHINE -~ 583-2626. Unique concept of dining at Big Ed’s, authentic Southern cooking, reasonable prices. Down-home taste in a family atmos­ phere. Open weekdays at 4 p.m, Sundays H U R R Y IN — 1-9 p.m. BROAD STREET EXCHANGE, 128 Broad St., Red Bank, 741-7272. SALE ENDS SAT. 6 PM SHARP! Take-out deli, hard-to-find wines, full- service catering. Open Monday-Saturday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sunday, 8 a.m.-2 p.m.

BROTHERS BAR & RESTAURANT, 2 || TAKE AN EXTRA jj TAKE AN EXTRA Morford Place, Red Bank. I I FREE Italian cuisine; casual; no reservations. I NO PURCHASE NECESSARY I Open daily, 11 a.m.-midnight. I QUARTZ DIGITAL f i sioo o f f :: «is o o f f I BUDGE’S DELI, Route 9, Freehold Mall WATCH B || ANY TWIN OR FULL SIZE 11| ANY QUEEN OR KING (near Jamesway), 431-3354. You must present this coupon I LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY SET STOREWIDE I i i SIZE SET STOREWIDE Breakfast and lunch, featuring full grill I CO UPO N V A LID DURIN G T H IS S A L E DURING THIS SALE ONLY J COUPON VALID DURING THIS SALE ONLY, I menu; daily specials, subs, and homemade salads. Well-known for 99-cent special fea­ turing pork roll and egg on a roll. Casual ★ BEST VALUE SELECTION ★ BEST VALUED BONUSES ★ LOWEST PRICES attire. No reservations. Hours: Monday- Friday, 5 a.m.-7 p.m.; Saturday, Saturday, 7 a.m.-5 p.m.

BUD’S FRONT STREET DELI, 28 W. Front St., Keyport, 264-6726. Full line of homemade salads, soups and daily lunch specials. Hours: Monday through Saturday, 5:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Specialty: Italian hot dogs.

BURGER HOP, 520 Route 9 north, Manalapan, 536-1155. Recreating the food and fun of the ’50s; burgers, salads, barbecued ribs, meat loaf, kids’ menu and soda fountain. Casual attire; no reservations. Now serving break­ fast, featuring $1.99 kids’ breakfast menu. Hours: Monday through Thursday, 6 a.m.-9 p.m.; Friday 6 a.m.-11 p.m.; Saturday 8 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sunday 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Credit cards accepted.

BUTTONWOOD MANOR, Route 34, Matawan, 566-6220. Continental cuisine. Casual attire. Reservations preferred but not required. Hours: Monday-Thursday, 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 11:30 a.m.-11 p.m., Sunday, noon-10 p.m.

THE CABIN, Route 33, Howell, 780­ Super Premium Value Super P.amium Valuel Ultra Premium Value! 4744. Orthomedic Sealy Quilt Cloud SMlyQuUt Cloud S O 4 Ortho Ultra “United” or “Luxury” or Charcoal broil, many daily specials. “Imperial” * Orthomedic “Ultimate” k M in rest “Pillow Top" dm I 0eluxe $47 ££ $71 Bf OaatComtartS Support fcbeohrtalcyeaUHtea Eteri Top line Beat Value Casual attire. Reservations requested for TtohiSteEwftPc. F ir m 406 Twin atae Each Pc. F h m 408 Twin ab» Each Pc. F)™™ Su jj &■» FlMl&t jkg£ M WwlCMI parties of six or more. Sunday-Thursday, S3 Mm nS Mn ftyy* SUB m rrfr*?^ Twin Set *199 *142 *42 •* Twin Se t *299 *194 "84 a« Twin Set *359 *242 *142 a* |Twin Set *539 *347 *247 a* Twin Set *749 *387 •297 a* Twin Set *899 *497 *397a. 11 a.m.-midnight; Friday, Saturday, 11 Full Set '299 *187 1 7 m Full Set *399 *247 *147 a. Full Set *449 *297 *187 a . Full Set *659 *447 *347 a* Full Set *899 *497 *387 a . Full Set *999*587 *487 •. a.m.-2 a.m. Queen Set *349 *277 *127 •*- Queen Set *499 *347 *187 a . Queen Set *549 *397 *247 a* Queen Set *799 *597 *447 a« Queen Set*1199 *647 M 8 7 s« Queen Set *1399 *747 *S87 a. ' ■ King Set *429 *307 * 1S7 m King Set *599 *397 *247 a* King Set *699 *447 *287 a« King Set *1099*697 *947 a . King Set *1499*747 *587 a . King Set *1699*847- *887 •< Includes: 2 Pc. Sat Mattress & Box Includes: 2 Pc. Set Mattress & Box Includes: 2 Pc. Set Mattress & Box Includes: 2 pc. Set Mattress & Box I Include*: 2 Pc. Set Mattress & Box 4 Includes: 2 Pc. Set Mattrsss & Box CAFE OF ITALIAN TREASURES, Ashley Plaza, 349 Route 9 south, BRASS HEADBOARD t RAINBOW HEADBOARD WMTEDAYBED BUNK BED SPECIAL Manalapan, 972-6255. I Red, White, Blue or Ptnk Twin S lz . I Any size Queen, Full or Twin Cam elback style w/braaa accents I 9 “V 8 YouPeyOnly | | o 0 YouPeyOnly | j Lfc YouPiyOnly | YouPeyOnly , The finest Italian cuisine. Catering and take out. Hours: Monday through Friday, $ 1 9 . $ 2 2 $ 8 8 11:30 a.m .-2:30 p.m. and 5-10 p.m.; i i.h=??ffl : : R 3 i ■ Saturday, 5-11 p.m.; Sunday 3-9 p.m. %' WITH MATTRESS PURCHASE! \ WTTH MATTRESS PURCHASE! ^ \ WITH MATTRESS PURCHASE " § \ ^B^W TTH BEDDING P U R C H A S E ^ ^

CAM BRIDGE INN, 19 Summerhill Road, Spotswood, 251-7400. OCEANS i D E BEDDING Continental cuisine, family style; casual MATTRESS FACTORY DISCOUNT OUTLETS attire; reservations not required. Hours: BRICKTOWN OAKHURST HOWELL FREHOLD BAYVILLE MANAHAWKIN TOMS RIVER MIDDLETOWN daily, 11:30 a.m.-2 a.m. 649 Mantotoking Rd. 2112 Rt. 35 Midway PI. 2260 R L 9 So. Candlewood RL9&CralgRd. , RL 9 Berkeley Plaza RL 72 Starboard Plaza Dover mall-Rts. 166 & 37 1872 Highway 35 next to Breton W oods (opp. Pier 1 1mports) Shopping Ctr. twitep^aon, Pond Rd. Shopping Ctr. (next to A I i P) (next to (next to Bradlees County Sq. Shopping Ctr. Fir* H ouse Oakhurst tear Friendship & Salem Rd. *—(next * *- to ------Pizza Hut)* “ Old Towne Tavern) ft Franks Big Mens Shop) (near Ponderosa Steak Houee CANTINA DEL SOL, Route 35 south, 308*920-8668 908-493-1556 908-367-4242 908-577-1166 908-269-5111 5^597-8522 908-505-9811 908-957-1909 Neptune City, 774-4639. PHONE ORDERS Mexican cuisine. Casual attire. All credit OPEN 7 DAYS—M ON.-FRI. 10-9, SAT. 10-6, SUN. 11-5 ACCEPTED ON PREMIUM SETS □ cards. Daily happy hour specials, 4-7 p.m. THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 8, 1992 4 1

Hours: Monday-Saturday, 11 a.m.-2 a.m.; Sunday, 11:30 a.m.-2 a.m.

CAROLINA’S CASA BIANCA, Route ‘T p te tw d cu f t 520 at Route 79, Marlboro, 946-2255. GRILL Fine Italian cuisine featuring lunch and dinner; catering available; casualdress. , PARTS GASGRILLS Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, A TWO FOR ONE DINNER Charmglow, Sunbeam, Etc. only noon-10 p.mf; Friday, noon-11 p.m.; Over 20 Doficious $ 4 £ 95 Entrees to choose from Saturday, 5-11 p.m.; Sunday, 1-10 p.m. I O * p,us: Potata or Pwt* Inground Installation Soup • Mussels • Salad Bar Of Natural Offer Valid Mon. TOO GOOD TO B E TRU E? CASA NORA, 100 Route 36, Keyport Thru Thurs, it’s Notl 888-8173. G A S G R I L L S Serving fine Mexican food: tacos, burri- s PRIM E RIB SPEC IA L tos, fajitas, tamales and more. Open seven lncMna«|M days a week, 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. BYOB. ANDIRON Friday & Sunday CM Mt Night Only $ 9 9 5salad . bar, seep I minsab CASA NOVA CAFE AND RESTAU­ FIREPLACE RANT, 156 Main St., Sayreville, 390-1818; SHOP Portuguese, Spanish and American cui­ sine. Serving lunch and dinner daily 11 3153 Hwy. 35, a.m.-10 p.m. Reservations accepted. 6 7 1 - 0 9 1 9 Pe°P H azlet 2074 Hwy. 35, Middletown CELINDA’S, 58 Broad St., Keyport, (1 mile No. of Soars) \ x o W 264-3777 888-7759. Spanish cuisine in a casual atmosphere. Open for lunch and dinner. Casual attire. No reservations. Spanish delicacies featur­ ing mofongo, relleno de papa, empanadil- las, bacalaitos and pasteles. Weekend spe­ cial - lechon asado (roasted suckling pig). MONSTER Hours: Tuesday through Thursday, 11 J U L Y 4 ™ a.m.-9 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m.- 10 p.m.; Sunday 1-9 p.m. CHARLIE BROWN’S RESTAURANT, FREE Trip to SALE 27 Freneau Ave., Route 79, Matawan, 583­ 7666. Angus beef and fresh seafood. Casual Atlantic City attire; reservations not required. Open daily from 11:30-1:30 a.m. for lunch and dinner. NTINUES

CHAU’S 18 CHINESE RESTAURANT, 3 D a y s - 2 Nights 405 Route 18, Village Green West, East F R E E B E A C H Brunswick, 390-1118. w/purchase of Hunan and Szechuan cuisine, with daily TOWEL luncheon and weekly specials. Casual $400 or more! hp3X-...L.Jji.f^si— r. attire, reservations requested. Open for Just for ( lunch, Monday-Friday, 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m.; Some restrictions apply. Saturday, Sunday, noon-3 p.m. Open for See salesperson for details. s to p p in g dinner, Monday-Thursday, 3-10 p.m.; Friday, Saturday, 3-11 p.m.; Sunday, 3-10 b y ! p.m. Banquet facilities available. P r e s e n t THE CHEESE STATION: INTER­ NATIONAL FOOD GALLERY, 159 t h i s a d Monmouth St., Red Bank, 842-6702. European epicurean cuisine, casual a n d atmosphere. Open for lunch, 11 a.m .-4 p.m. r e c e i v e a Sta* CHENGDU 9, Galleria Shopping free to w el Center, Route 9 north, Manalapan, 780­ n o 8816. Szechuan, Cantonese, Mandarin cui­ p u r c h a s e sine; casual attire; reservations required only for parties of eight or more. Hours: Monday-Thursday, 11:30 a.m .-10 p.m.; Friday, 11:30 a.m.-11 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, noon-11 p.m. Stearns & Foster Stearns & Foster Stearns & Foster CHINESE KITCHEN, Marlboro Plaza, Anniversary Correct Comfort Correct Comfort Routes 9 and 520, 972-9666. Mandarin and Szechuan cuisine. Casual Sable Firm Extra Firm attire. No reservations. Hours: Sunday- Correct Comfort Thursday, noon-10 p.m.; Friday and Twin $268 Free $268 Twin $398 Free $398 Saturday, noon-11 p.m. Twin $218 Free $218 Full $428 Free $428 Full $498 Free $498 THE ORIGINAL CHOWDER POT FAM­ Full $368 Free $368 ILY RESTAURANT, 41 Route 36, Keyport, Queen Free Queen $478 Free $478 Queen $598 Free $598 739-2002 or 739-4334. $398 $398 Steaks and seafood, Italian and chicken King $698 Free $698 King $798 Free $798 dishes. Famous for salad, shrimp, soup and dessert bars. Specialty house drinks. Nautical atmosphere. Upper deck sports BONUS #1 BONUS #2 BONUS #3 lounge. Open Monday-Saturday, 4-11 p.m.; FREE DELIVERY Sunday, 12:30-10 p.m. FREE BOXSPRING FREE BED FRAME FREE REMOVAL OF OLD BEDDING THE CLAM HUT, foot of Atlantic Street, with purchase of ($45-95 Value) Highlands, 872-0909 or 291-1284. any Stearns & Foster Mattress with purchase of any set with purchase of any set “The seafood specialists.” Lunch served 11:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Dinner served all day A great time to buy quality bedding at until closing. O pen 7 d ays a w eek for lunch and dinner. All major credit cards accepted. FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED COFFEE SHOPPE ON THE SQUARE 1060 Highway 35 W EST, 37 W. Main St., Freehold, 780­ 2311. Middletown, N.J. 07748 Offers homemade cooking, freshly made salads, burgers and roasted turkey (908) 671-6506 breast. Daily specials, ice cream and Monday thru Friday 10-9 homemade desserts. Hours: Monday through Friday, 6a.m.-2:30 p.m.; Saturday Saturday 10-6 More, Page 42 Sunday 12-5 O k <*e M y j'it ,TW3SW3*l3aH[ 2HT 4 2 JU LY 8, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT

John R. F lorino, Jr . P I N I N G O U T DISCOUNT VACUUM Attorney From Page 41 6:30 a.m.-1p.m.; Sunday 7 a.m.-12:30 p.m. COUPON C O U P O N ------P e r s o n a l Located in downtown Freehold. I n j u r y 1 0 POINT VACUUM THE COLONY INN, 110 Florence Ave., The W o r k e r ’ s TUNE-UP Union Beach, 264-7477. “Dirt Devil” C o m p . An Italian-American restaurant featuring FREE ESTIM ATES • 1 DAY SERVICE many specials at very reasonable prices. Upright M u n i c i p a l Any Make Or Model Early-bird specials, daily lunch specials, C o u r t ✓ Check Belt ✓ Fine Tuning b y R o y a l and for those who are planning a party, ask / Check Suction ✓ Clean Filter for the party specials. Enjoy a variety of ✓ Replace Paper Bag ✓ Oil Wheels Real Estate entrees from our menu including pasta, ✓ Motor Cleaning ✓ Deodorize $ 9 9 meat and fish. ✓ Adjustment / Lubrication Reasonable Fees ONLY Reg. $189 12 Y rs. Experience CORNUCOPIA RESTAURANT, 98 Plus Parts If Necessary REG Expires 7/18/92 Expires 7/18/92 9 $ 19.95 Maple Place, Keyport, 739-6888. FR EE IN ITIA L Greek specialties, Italian and American MIDDLETOWN HAZLET CONSULTATION cuisine. No reservations. Open every day, 6 a.m .-11 p.m. 1300 Hwy. 35 • 957-9292 984 Hwy. 36 • 264-4317 300 H w y. 34 Aberdeen 000-1110 OPEN MON.-SAT. 10-5 We accept all major credit cards. 3 CORVETTE BAR AND RESTAURANT, 4089 Route 9 north, Freehold, 1/4 mile north of Route 33, 303-1169. Bar and grill menu now available for lunch and dinner. Grill open until 1 a.m. Three satellite dishes for sporting events, including all NFL games. Monday through Friday Happy Hour with free buffet and o K itc h e n $1.50 drinks. Lunch specials $1.99, Monday through Friday. Hours: 11:30 a.m. to 2 a.m . daily.

(XB ath Station MATAWAN COSTA’S LUNCHEONETTE, 7 W. Front St., Keyport, 264-9778 or 264-9762. At the Historic Train Station 908-566-2677 Authentic New York egg creams, home- baked quiche and pastries, homemade soups, chicken soup daily, sandwiches and salads. A taste of yesterday. Hours: 8 a.m.- 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Delivery available in Keyport business district.

COUNTRY GRILL RESTAURANT, Route 34, Marketplace Mall, Matawan, 583­ 0808. Breakfast, luncheon, ice cream, burg­ ers, sandwiches, salads, kids’ menu, home­ made soups and 14 kinds of cheesecake. Hours: Monday through Wednesday, 8:30 a.m .-5 p.m., Thursday and Friday, 8:30 a.mi.-8-p.m., Saturday, 9 a.m .-5 p.m., When You Sunday, 11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. COURT JESTER, 16 E. Main St., Freehold, 462-1040. Steak and seafood. Casual attire. No Choose To Change reservations. Hours 11:30 a.m.-1:30 a.m.

COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT, 225 Half Mile Road, Red Bank. Traditional American cuisine, casually You Need Choices elegant atmosphere; no reservations. Open weekdays, 6:30 a.m.-2 p.m.; weekends, 7 O nly MOEN offers you a variety of decorating a.m.-2 p.m. and 5-10 p.m. options for your kitchen, lavatory, Roman tub, CROWN PALACE IV, Route 79 and tub/shower or bar. See the latest styles, shapes School Road East, Marlboro, 780-8882. and colors at the Kitchen & Bath Station, where Lunch and dinner Szechuan-Catonese the choices are unlimited.. . . . cuisine. Reservations required. Casual attire. Liquor on premises. Hours: Monday through Thursday, 11:30 a.m .-11 p.m., &JMOEN Friday and Saturday, 11:30 a.m.-1 a.m., Sunday 12:30-11 p.m.

DANNY'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT, 11 Bridge Ave., Red Bank. Italian cuisine, casual, no reservations. Open daily, 11:30 a.m.-2 a.m.

del-ISH’s CAFE, 560A River Road, Fair Haven (behind Exxon), 842-6016. Breakfast and lunch, homemade ice cream. Casual attire. No reservations. Monday-Saturday, 6 a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday 8 a.m.-1 p.m. (breakfast only). Ice cream served every day until 9 p.m.

DELI EXPRESS, 14 Route 9 north, Morganville, 536-9050. Hearty sandwiches, breakfast specials; free delivery. Hours: Monday-Friday 6 a.m.- 7 p.m.; Saturday 6 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; Sunday 3 a.m.-3 p.m.

Dl MATTIA’S, 1 N. Main St., Allentown, 1-609-259-9128. Italian/American cuisine prepared to jrder. Casual attire. Reservations ac­ cepted. Hours'. Wednesday and Thursday, 5-9 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 5-10 p.m. .unch served on Saturday only, 11:30 Open Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm, Saturday, 9am-12 NOON. i.m.-3 p.m.; Sunday, 4-8 p.m. THE INDEPENDENT, JU LY 8, 1992 , 4 3

THE DUBLINER PUB, 64 Bridge Ave., Red Bank, 747-6699. Relaxed pub/restaurant serving lunch Sale Ends 11 a.m.-3 p.m., Monday-Saturday. Dinner 6-11 p.m., Tuesday-Saturday. Wide variety Tuesday of sandwiches, burgers and seafood plat­ 7-14-9 2 ters, including Maryland spiced crabs Thursday-Saturday. FRANK’S EVERYBODY’S AMERICAN BISTRO, 79A Monmouth St., Red Bank. International vegetarian cuisine, Soho- NURSERY & CRAFTS style bistro. Reservations accepted. BYOB. Open Monday-Thursday, 11 a.m.-10 p.m.; Friday, Saturday, 11 a.m.-11 p.m.

FANTAZIA, Route 9 south, Marlboro, 536-3015. Under new management. Casual attire. No reservations required. Daily specials available. Open seven days a week.

FEDERICI’S, 14 E. Main St., Freehold, 462-1312. Specialties include Veal Federici, seafood fettucine, linguine pescatore. EXPERT QUALITY & EXPERT ADVICE Casual attire. Reservations accepted for parties of eight or more. Hours 11:30 a.m.- 11 p.m., Sundays, 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m. Tips from the Frank’s Experts Many communities have instituted laws limiting FLAGSHIP SEAFOOD HOUSE TAV­ ERN AND RESTAURANT, 158 Joseph St., disposal of yard waste. Composting is a great East Brunswick, 390-4462. solution! A simple compost pile is fine, but bins Land and sea dinners, including soup, salad bar, garlic bread, dessert and coffee. and other containers preserve compost quality Complete dinner specials Tuesday through and give a neater appearance. Sunday. Reservations and major credit cards accepted. Open Tuesday through Sunday, 4 p.m. to midnight.

FOREST MANOR RESTAURANT AND CATERERS, 1 Bordentown Turnpike, Jamesburg. 521-3141. 5.99 ea. American, Italian and European home­ Flowering Hanging made cusine. Cocktail lounge. Choice of 1.99 Reg. 2.99 ea. three banquet rooms for up to 500 people, Colorful Patio Pot Flowers Baskets. Great color for any outdoor facilities for up to 1,000. Hours. Many varieties for beautiful outdoor area. Varieties for Tuesday through Sunday, noon-10 p.m. All summer color. In 6" pots. sun and shade. 10" pots. major credit cards accepted.

FOUR CORNERS RESTAURANT & CAFE, 457 Old Bridge Turnpike, East Brunswick, 238-2555. Mexican, American and Italian cuisine. Casual attire; reservations accepted. Open for breakfast, 8 a.m.-midnight; lunch, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. and dinner, 3-10 p.m., daily. regular' FRED AND MURRY’S, Pond Road Shopping Center, Route 9, Freehold prices Township 462-3343. Kosher. Casual attire. No reservations 33% o« required. Hours: 9 a.m.-8:30 p.m. daily. pntire Selection of Trees GAITER’S, 150 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, 758-1 882. Shrubs & Eve^ e^ piants, I q o o / ftt t Lunch and dinner, causal attire; no 4.99Reg. 7.99 reservations. O pen daily 11-1 a.m. Japanese Beetle Traps All Dexol Weed Killers GLOBE HOTEL, 20 E. Front St., Red Very effective. No assembly Problem weeds? We have the Bank, 842-5572. required. Easy to use. remedies! Reg. 4.99 & up Hearty sandwiches, platters; casual atmosphere. Open daily, 11:30 a.m.-2 a.m. Reservations for large parties.

GOODSIDE CAFE, 10 E. Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, 530-7861. Spanish, Portuguese and Continental cuisine;-casual attire. Reservations sug CLEARANCE! gested on weekends. Open seven days, 11 a.m. -2 a.m.

GREAT AMERICAN SALOON AND EATERY, 101 Main St., Hightstown, 426­ 9345. Steak, seafood, Fifth Avenue hot pasta 25% to 60% off bar. Casual but neat attire. Reservations Tulip Fashion Sets Reg. 4.99 Now 2 5 % o f f accepted for parties of eight or more. Huge Craft Selection! 1.99 Hours: Monday-Saturday, 11:30 a.m.-2 We're making room for our Select Group of Stitchery Kits 50%’ off a.m.; Sunday, 3 p.m.-2 a.m. Food served Terracotta Collection until 1:15 a.m ., seven nights a w eek. exciting fall season and you can Decorative Bird Cages 25 to 60% off of Bird Feeders, Bird save big on many items from our Spring Silks 50% off GULLIVER’S, 79 Monmouth St., Red Baths, Figures and Bank. Ci aft Depai tment. Foi example. ^ n(j mucj, more_ Hurry in for best choice! Sundials. Available in lime­ Deli style cuisine, casual. No reser­ stone, whitewash or plain. vations. Open daily, 11:30-2 a.m. Lawn & Garden Items at Special Clearance Savings Too! HANNAH’S, 178 Route 35, Eatontown, 1/2 mile north of Monmouth Mall, 542-6655. BRICKTOWN-116 Brick Blvd. at Beaverson Blvd. (908) 920-3630 W. LONG BRANCH-Monmouth Rd. Route 71. (908) 229-2587 *ENGLISHTOWN-Rt. 9, four miles north Continental cuisine; casual attire; reser­ Store Hours: of Freehold Circle. (908) 536-7748 HAZLET-2931 Highway 35, one block south of K-Mart. (908) 739-3032 HOWELL-Rt. 9, comer of Friendship Rd. 1/4 mile north vations accepted. Early bird dining, 25 per­ Mon.-Fri. 10-9 of K-Mart. (908) 905-1818 KENVIL-Rt. 46, one mile east of Ledgewood Circle. (201) 584-3010 BRIDGEWATER-794 Rt. 202,2 1/2 miles south of Somerville Circle. Saturday 9-8 cent off entire check, Monday through (908)218-1930 'Limited Craft Selection Seniors! Wednesdays get 10% off your total merchandise purchase. Must be age 60 or over. Sunday 10-5 More, Page 44 *11* £32 • f Hi, H 1 - 1 * 4 JU LY 8, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT D I N I N G O U T HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING J DUSTY HOUSEHOLD? h WATERY EYES? SNEEZING? I ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE From Page 43 D.A. IF YOU SUFFER FROM ALLERGIES OR ARE CONSTANTLY HAVING TO DUST YOUR HOUSE, Saturday 5-6 p.m., Sunday 3-4 p.m. A I R C HECK-UP IT COULD BE RELATED TO YOUR DIRTY Sunday brunch buffet, 11 a.m .-2 p.m. FORCED-AIR DUCT SYSTEM. Lunch: Monday through Saturday, 11:30 • Check indoor unit • Oil blower m otor H ere’s W hy: a.m .-4 p.m. Dinner: Monday through • Change air filter • Check indoor coil Your Duct System is A Haven For Dirt, Dust and Thursday, 5-9:30 p.m., Friday and • Check condensate drain • Check thermostat Mold. These Pollutants Are Force-Fed Into Your Saturday, 5-10:30 p.m. and Sunday, 3-9 House Every Time The Fan Comes On Causing p.m. Check outdoor unit • Oil fan m otor • Check freon level Allergies To Flare And Dust To Collect On Your HYER’S CLIFTON CAFE, 210 Clifton Check wiring • Check cooling operation Furniture. Ave., Lakewood, 363-6626. Check-up $47.50 • Parts & Freon excluded can P u re -A ir Breakfast and lunch, offering breakfast specials and homemade chili. Open Air Duct Cleaning & Purification Monday-Saturday, 7 a.m.-3 p.m. APPOINTMENTS NOW And Breathe Easier and Spend Less Time and Effort Housecleaning BEING SCHEDULED IL BACIO, Gourmet Restaurant and 1-800-922-DUCT Electrical Work: N.J. License 10828 Brick Oven Pizza, Willow Pointe Shopping ( 3 8 2 8 ) Center, Route 9, Marlboro. _ Save *50°° off regular cleaning _ Specializes in Italian cuisine. CALL 908-671-5775 H price thru 7/31/92 T Reservations accepted; casual attire. Hours: Tuesday through Thursday, noon- 10 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, noon-11 p.m.; Sunday 4-10 p.m.

IL MONACONE, Poet’s Square Shopping Center, Kozloski Road, Freehold, M O LZO N PRESENTS... 409-6462. Northern Italian cuisine. Casual attire. No reservations. Hours: 11 a.m.-11 p.m. daily.

INDIA PAVILION, Howell Center, 2450 Route 9 south, Howell, 409-3500. Northern Indian cuisine at reasonable prices. Hours: Daily, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m lunch; 5-11 p.m. dinner. Saturday, buffet Hot Summer Sale Days lunch, $7.95. Catering available. INTERNATIONAL CUISINE, 329 the best bloom in' sale o f the season! Englishtown Road, Old Bridge, 723-0133. Chinese, Italian, French, continental. Open Monday-Saturday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Casual attire.

ISLE OF ISCHIA, Galleria at Man­ alapan, 100 Route 9 north, Manalapan, Look what you can h very plant you buy at G r e a t summer values 303 0063. Northern Italian cuisine. Casual attire. JL Molzon’s is uncondition­ get for under $ 1 0 ! Hetz Midget Arborvitae Reservations accepted for parties of eight ally guaranteed for the pur­ Reg. $22.99 ...... $12.99 or more. Hours: Tuesday-Thursday, 11 price for a full year. Even All Roses a.m .-10 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 11 Emerald Gaiety Euonymous A a a With Confidence Reservations recommended on weekends. Reg. $16.99...... $ 7 . 7 7 Hours: Monday-Thursday, 11:30 a.m.-10 At M o l z o n ’s!!! S j ? ‘ _B uy 1, Get 1 FREE p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m.-10 p.m.; Friday RegA$22.99 ...... $9.99 11:30 a.m.-11 p.m.; Saturday, 4:30-11 p.m. junipers...... Buy Get 1 FREE Dwarf Boxwood JAPANTOWN RESTAURANT, 100 Reg. $12.99 ...... $ 7 . 7 7 A t Metaon'g, service is our Route 9 north, Galleria Shopping Center Mugo Pines

The follow ing is a sam pling of som e of the volunteer opportunities available through the Volunteer Center of M on­ mouth County, 227 E. Bergen Place, Red B a n k . Teen-agers interested in volunteering for these and m any other positions m ay call the center at 741-3330. RED BANK AREA ~

Several agencies have requested help in their offices. H elp out w ith clerical w ork. Som e activities include filin g , collating, copying and m ailings. A lso, lots of help is needed w ith com puter entry. . * / . . MARLBORO. FREEHOLD- - Agency w hich provides recreation cam p for disadvantaged children is looking for a few cam p counselor assistants. Volunteers m ust be 16 years of age or older. Another cam p is in session through Aug. 13. Playground program assistants age 15 and older are needed. If you can give one half or full day per w eek, please c a l l . WALL AREA ~

Teen volunteers are desperately needed to help a w orthw hile agency in Farm ing­ dale. They want to com plete an im portant project involving com puter data entry dur­ ing July and August. This w ork is sched­ uled for Friday m ornings. A s m any as four teens can w ork on the project together. Teens are urged to call their friends and carpool w ith them .

Brookdale slates Rates available July 7 - July 13 M i n i m u m A n n u a l E f f e c t i v e day-care course A c c o u n t s D e p o s i t s Percentage Rate Annual Yield

The Com m unity Developm ent division Passbook Savings $ 50 4.00 4.14 of Brookdale Com m unity College, Lincroft, is offering an eight-session day­ Investors Market Accountsu $ 2,500 3.87 4.00 care course titled Fam ily D ay Care as a The Investors FundSM Account $ 2,500 Hom e-Based Business. Unlimited Checking 3.73 3.85 The course is designed for people inter­ 6-Month Savings Certificate* $ 1,000 4.01 4.15 ested in entering the field and for estab­ lished professionals w ho want to update 12-Month Savings Certificate $ 1,000 4.34 4.50 their skills and inform ation. The sessions w ill run from 7-9 p.m . on 18-Month Savings Certificate $ 1,0 0 0 4.72 4.90 Thursday evenings. 24-Month Savings Certificate $ 1,000 Topics w ill be include; Starting a 4.82 5.00 Fam ily D ay Care Hom e, Thursday; Ages 30-Month Savings Certificate $ 1,000 4.82 5.00 and Stages of Children in Fam ily D ay Care, July 16; Play and Learning in Fam ily 3-Year Savings Certificate $ 1,000 4.82 5.00 D ay Care, July 23; D iscipline Strategies for Fam ily D ay Care, July 30. 5-Year Savings Certificate $ 1,0 0 0 4.82 5.00 A lso, N utrition in Fam ily Day Care, 10-Year Savings Certificate $ 1,000 4.82 Aug. 6; Health and Safety in Fam ily D ay 5.00 Interest is compounded continuously and payable monthly. Substantial penalty for early withdrawal from certificates. Care, Aug. 13; Business Procedures for 'Annual yield assumes principal and interest remain on deposit for a full year at current interest rate wrtiich may be different at renewal. Fam ily Day Care, Aug. 20 and Parent Relationships for Fam ily D ay Care, Aug. 2 7 . Fees are $10 per session or $75 for the series. M aterials are included. For further inform ation and registration, call Com m unity Developm ent at 842-1809. I N V E S T O R S Group supports Perot SAVINGS BANK The M onm outh County Com m ittee to SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS: HOME OFFICE: Highway 71 and Warren Avenue MILLBURN Elect Ross Perot is m eeting w eekly at the COLTS NECK: • East Orange Highway 34, P.O. Box 127 M onm outh County Library Headquarters DEAL: • Hillside 88 Norwood Avenue, P.O. Box 227 • Irvington in M analapan. FREEHOLD: • Plainfield M eetings are at 7 p.m . Tuesdays and Highway 9 and Adelphia Road • Short Hills LONG BRANCH: 169 Broadway w ill continue w eekly until the fall election. NAVESINK: • Springfield Highway 36 and Valley Drive • Union A ll interested persons are w elcom e to attend. Fo r additional inform ation, contact Adrian Stevens, volunteer director, at 409­ 3 3 4 2 . ii DEPOSITS FDIC INSURED TO $100,000 || 4 6 JULY 8, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT

HEALTH CALENDAR S a tu rd a y

Tiny Tots Class, 11:30 a.m., Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. Designed to help expectant parents prepare their chil­ dren under age 4 for the arrival of a new BAYSHORE baby. To register, call 530-2229. S u n d a y

Obstetrics Unit Tour for prospective parents, 3:15 p.m., Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. Call 530-2229 to regis­ MTRODUCESA ter for program. Monday

Fresh Start, a quit-smoking program, meeting 6-7 p.m., for four weeks, beginning Monday, Jersey Shore Wellness Center, 2020 Route 33, Neptune. Fee $50 per per­ BREAKTHROUGH son. For more information, call 776-4477.

Stress Management, a four-week series beginning Monday, 7-8 p.m., Jersey Shore Wellness Center, 2020 Route 33, Neptune. Fee $29.95 per person. For more TREATMENT FOR information, call 776-4477. Monday and Next Wednesday

Preparation for childbirth program, 8 p.m., Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank, ■pjM K iflg S j* jgjEPgl either Monday or Wednesday. To register, call 530-2229.

• " ^ *4 'v i - ••!■* ’ ■ *' ’ ...... ,*• .*•- v , \ •*•'*. *.'•>> ,. ■ • ■' ^ Pediatric CPR, 6-9 p.m., Health Fair Store, Monmouth Mall, Eatontown. Ameri­ can Heart Association CPR and Foreign Technically, it's known as a LaserTripter. A New, More Efficient Surgical Method. Body Obstruction. Cost $35 per person; $50 per couple. To register, call 870-5205. A t Bayshore, it's just our new, fast, and relatively In the past, large kidney stones were painless way to literally "shatter" painful removed surgically with a more traditional and T u e s d a y kidney stones. invasive method of surgery. This meant patients were required to remain in the hospital for 5 to 10 Childbirth Refresher course 8 p.m., Blaisdell Center for Health Resources, t h e L a s e r T r i p t e r t e c h n i q u e c r e a t e s days - then spend another 6 to 8 weeks enduring a painful recuperation. Now, patients can look Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. For A MECHANICAL SHOCK WAVE THAT CAUSES more information, call 530-2229. forward to a much more efficient way of dealing THE KIDNEY STONE TO FRAGMENT. with kidney stones because in most cases the Infertility lecture presented by Miguel LaserTripter also replaces the use of the more Damien MD, reproductive endocrinology, So, if you've been avoiding surgery because complicated lithotripsy procedure, too. 7:30-9:30 p.m., Health Fair Store, the thought of a lengthy hospital stay, post-opera- Monmouth Mall, Eatontown. Lecture is free. • tive pain, and weeks to recover is out of the ques­ H ow It's Done. To register for lecture, call 870-5205, tion, surgery at Bayshore Community Hospital The extraordinary technology of the Next Wednesday could be your answer. Here's why. LaserTripter turns what used to be time-consum­ ing, complicated surgery into a relatively quick Breastfeeding Class, for expectant and One Of The First To Offer This Highly and more precise procedure. Unlike traditional new mothers, 7-9 p.m., Blaisdell Center for Advanced Treatment. surgical methods, or even other surgical lasers Health Resources, Riverview Medical Along with Ocean County's Kimball that depend on heat to remove a kidney stone, Center, Red Bank, To register, call 530­ 2229. Medical Center in Lakewood, Bayshore is the first the LaserTripter utilizes a unique "photoacoustic" hospital at the Jersey Shore to provide its effect. This creates a mechanical shock Make Room for Baby, 10-11 a.m., patients with the exceptionally advanced wave that breaks the stone into mere Monmouth Medical Center, 300 Second LaserTripter technique for kidney stone fragments. Even better, since the Ave., Long Branch. Program for siblings removal. And since we share the use of LaserTripter is highly selective it only ages 3-7 to acquaint them with the hospital the LaserTripter with Kimball, we can removes the kidney stone itself, so sur­ setting and prepare them for the new baby. Cost: $10 per child; $15 for two or more pass health care savings on to you rounding tissue damage is minimal. because we've been able to reduce the children. To register, call 870-5205. cost of purchasing this expensive equip­ How We Can Help You. Childbirth Update, 7:30-9:30 p.m., ment. That means your benefits are Call us during daytime business Monmouth Medical Center, 300 Second three-fold. You get a largely painless hours at (908) 739-5987. We'll refer Ave., Long Branch. Cost: $35. To register, way to remove your kidney stones. you to a physician who'll tell you how call 870-5205. You're back to your busy life sooner. state-of-the-art laser kidney surgery Free Prostate Cancer Screenings, for And you get the assurance of knowing at Bayshore can put you back on track, men 50 years an older, 2-4 p.m., Jersey the cost of surgery has been minimized. and moving ahead. Shore Medical Center’s short-term oncolo­ gy unit, Route 33, Neptune. To register, call 776-4477. B ayshore C om m unity H ospital 727 North Beers Street • Holmdel, N.J. 07733 Cholesterol Screenings, 7-9 p.m ., Health Awareness Center, 65 Gibson Place, Freehold. Fee $8 . Fasting is not re­ quired and no appointment is necessary. LASERTRIPTER AT BAYSHORE. For more information, call 308-0570. Hearing Screenings, noon to 2 p.m., A ffiliates of Bayshore Com m unity H ealth Services Garden State Rehabilitation Hospital, 14 Bayshore Community Hospital • Bayshore Health Care Center • Bayshore Dialysis Center • Bayshore Counseling Center • Bayshore — Hospital Drive, Toms River. To schedule a Residential Healthcare Center • Bayshore Community Hospital Foundation • First Class at Bayshore • Pleasant Valley at Bayshore free screening, call 505-5111. THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 8, 1992 4 7 James V. Colabelli OBITUARIES Services were held July 3 at St. FOUNTAIN CUSTOM WINDOW Clement’s Roman Catholic Church, M t i i i ' m r o rc-iiTEi t r e a t m e n t s Frank J. Clemente Matawan, for James V. Colabelli, 85, of Services were held July 4 at St. Gather- Matawan who died June 30 at Bayshore ine’s Roman Catholic Church, North Community Hospital, Holmdel. Middletown, for Frank J. Clemente, 59, of Mr. Colabelli had been a truck driver W ITH THIS AD North Middletown who died July 1 at for New Jersey Materials, Matawan, for 25 6 0 % OFF years, retiring in 1971. Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. He was bom in Orange and lived there ALL VERTICAL PLEATED SHADES , Mr. Clemente was an auto body re­ until moving to Matawan 32 years ago. ______WOOD_BUNDSjyiINI BLINDS _ Exp. 7/31/92_ pairman for Ted Act Auto Body, English­ He was a communicant of St. Clement’s town. Prior to that, he worked for Pokowitz Church, Matawan. a l ! m a j o r manufacturers Auto Body, Perth Amboy. Surviving are his wife, Doris J. Olufs He was born in Jersey City and lived Colabelli; three sons, James, Albert and •GRABER there until moving to North Middletown in Michael, all of Matawan; a daughter, • LOUVER DRAPE 1966. Lynda Colabelli of Matawan; a brother, • D ELM A R He was an Army veteran of Korea. He Albert of Ortley Beach; two sisters, Susan • NANIK DeRose and Eleanor Franklin, both of was a member of the Middletown Elks • HUNTER DOUGLASS #2179 and a communicant of St. Cather­ West Orange; a granddaughter and two Step-grandchildren. ine’s Church, North Middletown. FREE SHOP AT HOME Interment was at St. Joseph's Cemetery, Surviving are his wife, Helen Bryce K eyport. MEASURING & INSTALLATION Clemente; three daughters, Helen Day Funeral Home, Keyport, was in LET US CO VER TH AT SLID IN G GLASS DOOR Clemente, at home, Donna Arroyo of charge o f arrangements. Hamilton Square and Debra Clemente of Fabric Inserted Louver Vertical Belmar; his mother, Margaret Clemente of Agnes M. Johnston SPECIAL! Jersey City; two sisters, Angelina Mager Services were held July 2 at St. Bene­ WITH THIS AD 4,IL‘-SIZE urUP TO: n 88x84 $17995 and Assunta Lucas, both of Jersey City; dict’s Roman Catholic Church, Holmdel, 113x84 $23500 and three grandchildren. for Agnes M. Cain Johnston, 82, of Hazlet MANY COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM Interment was at Forest Green Ceme­ who died June 30 at Bayshore Community tery, Marlboro. Hospital, Holmdel. ILL 00R WALLPAPER BOOKS ARE DISCOUNTED 20% to 40% John F. Pfleger Funeral Home, Middle­ Mrs. Johnston had been a salesperson with J.J. Newberry, Brooklyn, N.Y., for 22 town, was in charge of arrangements. -STOCK PAPER 1FM S " years, retiring in 1970. She was born in Brooklyn and lived _ TAKE ADDITIONAL 20% OFF ik-stock pjper with tb is m _ Edward Donlon there until moving to Hazlet 17 years ago. She was a communicant of St. Bene­ Services were held July 7 at St. Bene­ ALL BENJAMIN MOORE PAINT REDUCED dict’s Church, Holmdel. dict’s Roman Catholic Church, Holmdel, Mrs. Johnston was predeceased by her for Edward Donlon, 70, of Hazlet, who husband, John, who died in 1959, and her Located at died July 4 at Bayshore Health Center, daughter, Joan C. Johnston, who died in H olm del. MARKETPLACE II 1978. Route 34, Matawan, N.J. Mr. Donlon was a salesman for Sanborn Surviving are a daughter, Patricia Humi Open 7 Days a Week Trucking, South Kearney, for 45 years, of Hazlet; five grandchildren; and one M on., Tues., Weds. 8-6 Thurs. & Fri. 8-9 Sat. 9-6 Sun. 12-5 retiring in 1984. great-granddaughter. He was born in Brooklyn and lived Burial was at Mount Olivet Cemetery, PHONE 908-290-1300 609-448-0212 there until moving to Hazlet 35 years ago. Middletown. Mr. Donlon was a Navy veteran of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, was in charge o f arrangements. World War II. He was an usher at St. Benedict’s Adelia Goetz Church, Holmdel, and a member of the Services were held July 7 at King of New Jersey Trucking Association. Your Door Kings Lutheran Church, Middletown, for He was predeceased by his wife, Mar­ Adelia Goetz, 99, who died July 4 at garet Tracey Donlon, who died in 1983, Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. Source! and his son James, who died in 1987. Mrs. Goetz had been a licensed practi­ Surviving are two sons, Gerard of Long cal nurse for the Florence Nightingale • A l l i s t e r Branch and Brian of Hazlet; four daugh­ Registry in Montclair and Glenn Ridge for 20 years, retiring in 1972. ters, Susan Banzaca of Middletown. Kerry • R a y n o r Ann Ansell of Hazlet, Maryann Zielinsky She was born in Newark and lived in Bloomfield before moving to Middletown of Keansburg and Megan Donlon of in 1961. • Fimbel Hazlet; a brother, Donald of Hazlet; a sis­ She was predeceased by her husband, • Arm*R*Late ter, Madeline Powers of Massapequa, Jacob, who died in 1950. N.Y.; and eight grandchildren. Surviving are a daughter, Margaret E. • C l o p a y Interment was at St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Price of Middletown; a granddaughter and K eyport. a great-granddaughter. Day Funeral Home, Keyport, was in John F. Pfleger Funeral Home, Middle­ charge o f arrangements. town, was in charge of arrangements. Showroom Office and W arehouse Open Daily 8:30 am to 4:00 pm, Saturday 9 am to 1 pm

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G len H ourihan responded to the incident. POLICE BEAT Eggs were throw n at a Ridge D rive Opening Special residence between 10 a.m . and 1 p.m . on June 24. The ow ner reported ongoing prob­ (Under New Ownership) All information in the following lem s w ith children playing ball and hockey reports was taken from local police in the neighborhood. Patrolm an Leo department records. Arm enti responded. SONNY’S PIZZERIA A M oak D rive m ailbox was blown S I t a l i a n R e s t a u r a n t ABERDEEN ~ apart w ith firew orks June 24. The fire­ w orks had been placed inside. Patrolm an Signs of b reaking and entering the safe OPEN 7 DAYS A W EEK Richard Jaeger responded at the V FW building on Cliffw ood Avenue Fifteen boxes of doughnuts, pastries Open 11:0 0 AM to were discovered July 1. The screws had and bread w ere stolen during the early been rem oved from the lock in the back 1 1 : 0 0 P M m orning hours of June 21, from outside a room w hich contained the em pty safe. delicatessen at Airport Plaza. The em pty N othing w as reported stolen. boxes and num erous loaves of bread were 8 8 8 - 5 5 2 2 A $100 black and green M urray bicy­ found at a dum pster at Sycam ore D rive cle was stolen from M alden D rive July 1. School. The baked goods were valued at The sam e day, a $300 fluorescent orange Chelsea Place $250 and had been dropped off at the air­ bicycle w as taken from W ayside D rive. port by an area bakery. Patrolm an B ill A 10-speed red bicycle w as taken June 3250 Hwy. 35 North Cow an responded to the 5 a.m . com plaint. 30 from Shore Concourse. Hazlet, NJ 07730 An $8,000 Kaw asaki m otorcycle was HO LM DEL ~ stolen June 29 from W ellington Place. The M ataw an Police recovered it later that day, A Longstreet Road wom an reported although the suspect fled on foot after that som eone had cut the roof o f her con­ being stopped on the road. vertible car w hile it w as parked at the Red Roof Bar, Route 34. The wom an cam e into HAZLET ' headquarters to m ake the report at about 12:30 a.m . July 2, and D etective Jam es M ark J. H inklein, 25, 19 Faw n D rive, Sm ythe exam ined the dam age and took an M ataw an, was arrested and charged w ith investigation report. driving w hile intoxicated June 28. H inklein Police charged M artin J. Bradley, 28, was stopped at Route 36 west and Union of Surfside Beach, South Carolina, w ith Your child is working hard Avenue w hile riding a m otorcycle. H e was driving w hile intoxicated and driving w hile released on recognizance. Patrolm an his license was suspended. Patrolm an Charles M cBride filed the charge. Richard Verdi stopped Bradley and trans­ to prepare for college. Item s w orth $1,515 were stolen from a ported him to headquarters at about 10:45 car parked at Brunsw ick Airport Plaza p.m . July 1, w here tw o blood-alcohol tests A r e y o u ? Lanes, Route 36, June 22. The car was reportedly placed his blood-alcohol content into between 8:30 and 11:30 p.m . above the legal lim it. Bradley w as charged W ith college costs rising at such a rapid pace, it’s Reported stolen w ere a cellular telephone, and released. tape cassette, briefcase, earrings, shoes, a A Tinton Falls wom an reported that going to take more than good grades to get a m akeup case and eyeglasses. Patrolm an her w allet containing various credit cards Robert D ispenza responded. was taken from her vehicle w hile it was college degree. A car w indshield was reported parked at H olm del Park. She m ade the re­ sm ashed on the night of June 25-26 at a port at 8:30 p.m . June 30. Sgt. D om inic Consider that a child bom today w ill probably face residence on Lafayette D rive. 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By Rob Acampora ______helped set up this gam e.” the Paris Flash. H arnett, a native of H olm del, was one “I met w ith m em bers of the French Albright w ill becom e the first Am erican o f the top local high school players in 1990, H ow w ould you feel if you were invited league in N ovem ber 1991,” Sparagana said. college team to take on the all-star squad rushing for 505 yards on 100 carries for St. to play in a college football gam e in “The French were very, very enthusiastic from the 6-year-old Federation Franchaise John Vianney. France? Four form er St. John Vianney and cooperative, and they seem ed w illing de Football Americain. The 5 -6 ,161-pound running back gained H igh School players and one M iddletown to do all they can to m ake it a great experi­ The pressure w ill be on Albright in that respect in his first collegiate season by South H igh School graduate w ill have that ence for everybody involved.” the previous three Am erican visitors to becom ing the sm allest A lbright player ever honor on Aug. 15. The International Sports Connection, a France w on their gam es by w ide m argins. and as a w ild m an on special team s by lead­ A lbright College, Reading, Pa., an firm based in Alabam a that specializes in Fo r V ella, this w ill be his last college ing the Lions w ith a 25-yard kicko ff return N C A A D ivision III college football team , bringing together Am erican and European football gam e. average. H e registered 12 tackles on kick coverage. Harnett ow ns a 3.96 grade point w ill becom e only the fourth Am erican col­ team s, squared aw ay the final details o f the V ella (6-0, 240, from H azlet) is a form er average in accounting after earning a per­ lege to play in France. The Lions w ill gam e and have created w hat is being called A ll-Shore defensive linem an from the 1987 fect 4.0 G P A during the spring sem ester. square o ff against the French national team the first V ichy C lassic. The gam e w ill be St. John Vianney team . H e led the Lions in G inelli sat out the entire 1991 football in V ichy, a resort city about 200 m iles the m ain attraction in the tow n’s annual tackles all four years o f his career. In 1991, season w ith a series of injures. The 5-11, south o f Paris. Am erican Festival. V ella registered 72 tackles (2 Q B sacks) 226-pound center from M atawan w ill be Form er local high school standouts “W e think this w ill be a great opportuni­ and earned all-league honors in the M iddle playing in his first gam e for the Lions on Greg V ella, Joe M ullaney, M ike G inelli, ty to globalize our players’ education,” Atlantic Conference, along w ith honorable A u g . 1 5 . Tony Harnett and Shaw n Patterson w ill be Sparagana stated. “This w ill also be a dif­ m ention D ivision III A ll-A m erican honors. Patterson is a form er m em ber of the m aking the trip to play a team that consists ferent experience for our players in that V ella has already earned his degree in M iddletown South team w hich won the of French all-stars from am ateur club they w ill be the center of attention. The accounting from Albright. Central Jersey G roup IV state sectional title t e a m s . French are m aking a big deal of this, creat­ M ullaney (6-2, 260, from M atawan) in 1989. The 6-1, 245-pound defensive Albright grid coach Jeff Sparagana set ing a big celebration around the gam e.” backed up V ella for two seasons before tackle prepped at Adm iral Farragut up this opportunity for his team after guid­ The A lbright football team w ill be m oving to the offense to start on the line. Academ y in 1990 and excelled for that ing the Lions to their best record in eight experiencing som ething only three other He becam e the Lions' top offensive line­ squad before arriving at A lbright. The years (5-5). colleges have gone through. Pacific m an by season’s end and earned the team 's M iddletow n native played on the school’s “Jeff had tried in 1990 to arrange a gam e Lutheran U niversity, Tacom a, W ash., O ffensive Linem an of the W eek honor junior varsity team in ‘91. in Finland ,” said Ellio t Tannenbaum , played the N ice Eagles in 1985; then three tim es in 1991. M ullaney, who w ill be These five players w ill join 41 other A lbright's Sports Inform ation D irector. M ercyhurst College, Erie, Pa., took on the a senior in Septem ber w ith a m ajor in "busi­ Lions, on their journey to play at the V ichy “That effort fell through, but a sports m ar­ Lyon ‘69ers in 1991; and just three weeks ness adm inistration, w ill be the Lio n s’ top O m nisports Centre in front o f a large crow d keting firm heard about his effort and ago a squad from SU N Y-Albany battled returning linem an for the 1992 season. and a national television audience. 5 0 JU LY 8, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT S P O R T S Top fuel drivers take aim at Summemationals title

Im agine if you w ill sitting in the top row 44-year-old U m atilla, Fla., native, w ho dri­ at Center Court at the U .S. Open in ves the BD S/Black Diam ond Racing Flushing M eadows. Just for a m om ent, you Dodge D aytona, is currently third in the glance back at Shea Stadium , or at the W inston standings (4,470). Hofm ann panoram ic grandeur of N ew York C ity and defeated Pedregon in the final at Colum bus quickly focus back at Center Court. and W hit Bazem ore in the M em phis finale. W hat did that take - five seconds? Less? D el W orsham , the 1991 W inston rookie If you turn your head from the track for of the year, is the defending the sam e am ount of tim e w hile sitting in Sum m em ationals cham pion. The 22-year- the grandstands at O ld Bridge Tow nship old W orsham , from Orange, C alif., defeat­ Racew ay Park during the 23rd annual ed 1984 W inston Funny Car cham pion $1,291,100 M opar Parts Sum m em ationals, Mark Oswald in last year’s Thursday through Sunday, you w ill have Sum m em ationals final. m issed a Top Fuel dragster rocketing down O swald made history at Racew ay park the quarter-m ile track at nearly 300 m ph. in 1982 and 1983 when he won back-to- O ne o f the m ore popular events o f the $ 18- back events - in tw o different categories. In m illion N H RA W inston Drag Racing 1982, O sw ald w on in Top Fuel and in 1983 Series, the M opar Parts Sum m em ationals is - his first year behind the w heel o f a Funny also one of tw o events on the tour w hich Car, he won the Funny Car category - the features night qualifying sessions. only tim e in N H RA history that accom ­ As the Top Fuel elite of the N H RA plishm ent has been achieved. W inston Drag Racing Series gear up for In Pro Stock, Jerry Eckm an, who has Racew ay Park, a 300 m ph ride is often a won three national events this season - visualization. For 47-year-old Kenny including his recent win at the Bernstein of D allas - the fastest m an in Springnationals in Colum bus - leads m otorsports whose 301.70 m ph pass was W arren Johnson, 6,180 to 5,132. R ickie achieved this past spring in G ainesville, Sm ith, currently 10th in the W inston Pro F la ., - it’s a reality. Stock Standings (3,192), finished runner- The 1992 season has been a fast one for up in O ld Bridge last year, and M ark Bernstein in m ore w ays than a 300. H e also Paw uk, currently sixth in the standings has geared his Budw eiser King/Q uaker (4,010), w as runner-up at Racew ay park in State dragster to speeds over 295 m ph 1990. Bob G lidden, a three-tim e w inner at once, over 296 m ph tw ice, over 298 mph Racew ay park, is ninth (3,282). three tim es and over 299 m ph once this Q ualifying and tim e trials for Sportsm an season. B u t, it’s a victo ry - not speed - that begin at 10 a.m . Thursday, Friday and he would find m ore satisfying now . He Saturday. Pro qualifying sessions are at 3 hasn’t w on since the season-opening race p.m . Thursday and 3 p.m . and 7 p.m . at Pom ona, C alif. Friday and Saturday. The Budw eiser THUNDER ON THE STRIP Joe Amato of Old Forge, Pa., is the record four-time Winston Top Fuel champion The hottest driver in Top Fuel right now Challenge, a special bonus race for Pro (1984, 1988, 1990-91) with the Team Valvoline dragster. Am ato will be in action this is Don “The Snake” Prudhom m e, driving Stock drivers, w ill be at 3 p.m ., 5 p.m . and week at Raceway Park, Old Bridge, when the 1992 Mopar Parts Summemationals get the Skoal Bandit dragster. A fter failing to 7 p.m . Saturday. Final elim inations are u n d e r w a y . qualify at the season-opening scheduled to begin at 11 a.m . Sunday. W internationals, Prudhom m e has won at the Springnationals in Colum bus, O hio, TIC K ET IN FO RM ATIO N : General Driver a force in Funny Cars and is the first Top Fuel driver to w in two Adm ission: $10 Thursday, $15 Friday, $22 national events this season (A tlanta and Saturday and $28 Sunday. Children under As the 1992 W inston Drag Racing regained the lead in G ainesville, Fla. Colum bus). He also won the non-points 12 adm itted free when accom panied by a Series nears its m id-point, John Force is Force’s victory did cool off Hofm ann, W inston Invitational in A p ril. paying adult. right w here he w ants to be - atop the Funny who had strung together back-to-back vic­ Prudhom m e won at Racew ay Park six Pit Pass: $5 Thursday, $10 Friday, C ar division leader board. tories at M em phis to add to a string of four tim es in a Funny Car (1988, 1980-82, Saturday and Sunday. O f course, that spot is not unfam iliar ter­ national event finals and four victories. H e 1 9 7 6 - 7 7 ) . Reserved Seats: Saturday - Pit Side, $40 ritory. Like an aftershock, it’s expected. w on the last tw o national events last year at In Funny C ar, there could very w ell (includes general adm ission, pit pass and From June 1990 through the 1991 season, C hief Auto Parts N ationals in D allas and be a new leader after the Sum m em ationals reserved seat). Children (under 12), $18; and since the Gatom ationals in M arch, the the W inston Finals at Pom ona, C alif. are over. Prior to le Grandnational M olson, Sunday - Pit Side, $46 (includes general 43-year-old Force, from Yorba Linda, M ontreal w as the first tim e he had reached two-tim e and reigning W inston cham pion adm ission, pit pass and reserved seat). C alif., has been first in the W inston stand­ a final and did not com e aw ay w ith a w in. i n g s . John Force and the Castrol GTX Sunday - Spectator Side, $46 (includes M issing from the Top 10 at the After stopping A l H ofm ann’s streak at O ldsm obile Cutlass, led C ruz Pedregon and general adm ission, reserved seat and pit Sum m em ationals w ill be W internationals the recent le Grandnational M olson w ith Funny Car w inner, Jim Epler, who has the M cD onald’s/Coca Cola O lds Cutlass by pass. Children (under 12) Pit Side - $18; his third victory of the season, Force now decided not to com pete again this year until less than tw o rounds (5,642-5,244). Th is is Spectator Side - $18. leads the W inston standings w ith 6,770 he can find a sponsor. Earlier this season, one o f the few national events that the 43- V IP Event Pass - $124 (includes general points. Cruz Pedregon is second w ith 5,974 Epler severed ties w ith Black Diam ond year-old Force has never won. W hile he adm ission, pit access for all four days plus and H ofm ann is third w ith 5,452. Racing over personal and creative differ­ has thrice been a finalist at Racew ay Park a pit side reserved seat on Saturday and Now the show m oves to the 23rd annu­ ences and had been running on his ow n. (1979, 1983, 1987), a trip to victory lane S u n d a y ) . al $1,291,100 Mopar Parts A t the O ldsm obile Springnationals, has eluded him . For m ore inform ation, call the Racew ay Sum m em ationals, Thursday through Epler team ed w ith Funny Car veteran A l Hofm ann is on a roll, having aced Park office at 446-6331. Racew ay Park's Sunday at Old Bridge Township Racew ay Johnny W est wheeling W est’s M etal tw o straight national event victories. The 24-hour inform ation line is 446-6370. Park. This is a track where the two-tim e Arrester Dodge Daytona but decided after and reigning W inston Funny Car cham pion that event it w as tim e to sit out and concen­ has never won a race. H e’s been runner-up trate on his burgeoning business - Don’t Rub, Scrub, or Fight three tim es (1986,1983 and 1979). M acFriends Com puters. Last year, Force lost in the sem ifinals to Another driver to watch is Del M ark O sw ald. But after M ontreal, in w hich W orsham , the 1991 N H RA Rookie of the he recorded the top speed of the event (a That Tub Another Minute! Year and the defending M opar Parts 278.81 mph pass) in his new Castrol Sum m em ationals Fun’"/ Car cham pion. LET US RESURFACE IT FOR YOU G TX/Jolly Rancher Candies Oldsm obile W orsham is currently fourth in the W inston Cutlass, he’s hoping for a better finish at M ake your old, rough bathtub Funny Car standings. The 22-year-old Racew ay Park this year. W orsham defeated Force for the first tim e shiny, like new and easy-to-clean “ W e’ve got the new car going better and in six m eetings (in a national event) in the that’s a credit to (crew chief) Austin C oil second round at Colum bus. Free Estimates NEW IMPROVED and Bem ie Fedderly,” Force said. “They do O sw ald, currently eighth in the stand­ PROCESS the job and now w e’ll m ake the m ove to do 5 Year Guarantee ings, finished second at the 1991 4 hour dry available even better at O ld Bridge and get the car to NEW 10 YR. W ARRANTY do even m ore.” Sum m em ationals. O swald won the non­ In second place is Pedregon, driving the points W inston Invitational in A p ril, but M cDonald’s/Coca Cola Racing Olds hasn’t won a national event since last AMERICAN COATING INC. Cutlass. Pedregon lost to Force in the sem i­ year’s H eartland N ationals. Fiberglass & Wall Tile/Refrigerator Refinish ing finals at M ontreal, but trails the current A bit of trivia - O sw ald, the 1984 W inston points leader by less than four W inston Funny Car cham pion, w as the Top (908) 892-8093 rounds. The 28-year-old Pedregon led the Fuel w inner at Racew ay Park in 1982, and W inston Funny C ar standings after w inning he won the Funny Car title a year later, the Slick 50 N ationals in M arch, but Force defeating - John Force. T '- .v i-'-'c ‘-''i'" =;^"< cPPr k v si;». O J I

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ball was misplayed. Pecorino then stole third SPORT and scored on Brian Traynor’s ground out. Swim teams honor coach The Mets put the game away with three runs in SHORTS ______the fifth when Matt Hooker singled and scored Veteran coach Ron Levine has been pre­ Steve Hodgins was the 11-12 MVP and on Hall’s double. Mark Russo drove in Hall sented with a liftetime membership to the Steve Plakoudas was most improved; Paul ABERDEEN with a single and came around on a hit batter Greater Freehold Area YMCA following Pinther was the 13-14 MVP and Kyle and two walks. The Mets improved to 4-0 with his retirement as head coach of the Y’s McGrath was most improved; Bob Hoppes Raritan Bay was the site where Aberdeen’s a 19-0 win over Colts Neck. Rathyen and Terry swim teams. was the 15-18 MVP and Tom Markow was Harry Verdis hauled in a 6-pound, 4-ounce Keppler combined for the one-hit shutout, After 17 years of coaching Freehold most improved. stargazer as he was fishing off the Sea Tiger while Russo, Traynor and Dave Dondero led a area swimmers to championships and All- Among the girls, Jessica Gibney was the which Capt. Hal Hagaman sails out of Atlantic 12-hit attack with two hits each. In other results American honors, Levine retired after the 8-and-under MVP and Lindsay Nogash Highlands. from June 29, Monroe beat South River, 12-6, 1991-92 season. He was honored at the was most improved; Carly was the and Freehold beat Colts Neck, 11 -2. In other swim team’s annual awards banquet. 9-10 age group MVP and Courtney MATAWAN action from July 1, Merrill Park beat Roselle, Levine became the first Freehold YMCA Bordone was most improved. 1 1 - 1 , South River topped Manalapan, 12-2, and member to be so honored. Erin McGrath was the 11-12 MVP and Monroe beat Sayreville, 12-10. The Husky Indoor Soccer Association recently Among the young athletes honored were Krista Balogh was most improved; Eda presented its annual Husky Indoor Soccer The Middletown Soccer Club will have tryouts several from the Independent's coverage Kalkay was the 13-14 MVP and Kathy Scholarships to two graduating Matawan for a fall 1992 travel team for boys born area. McPauk was most improved; Jennifer Regional High School students. The boys’ win­ between Aug. 1, 1984 and July 31, 1985. Swimmer Howard Fishbein won the Dr. Hodgins was the 15-18 MVP and Mandy ner was Ethan Shaw, who will attend Trenton Tryouts will be held at Bodman Park off John DeCicco Memorial Scholarship. Senion was most improved. State College. The girls’ winner was Charlene Navesink River Road (East of Route 35) tonight Most Valuable Parent awards went to On the co-ed team, Michael Facey was Gallagher, who will attend Brookdale from 6:30-8 p.m. Details: 957-0394. Karen and Dan Moore and Jim Juster. the 8-and-under MVP and Juliana Guido Community College. Both were varsity soccer The Greater Freehold Area YMCA was most improved; John Parks was the 9­ players at MRHS and each recieved a $500 The Middletown Soccer Club is seeking addi­ swim team members who set team records 10 age group MVP and Jens Pinther was scholarship, which came from donations by tional players for a travel team for boys born this year were: John McDonald, 8-and- local merchants. Businesses which made dona­ most improved. Kelly Korz won the 11-12 between Aug. 1, 1981 and July 31, 1982. under, 25-yard butterfly; David Kern, 11­ MVP award and Sara Finn was most tions include: Dan Rajid Associates, Dougout, Tryouts will be held from 6-8 p.m. July 15 at 12 age group, 50 breaststroke; Steve Jo-Lin Hauling, Dr. Isaacsons and Barton Bodman Park. Details: John Witlieb, 842-0095. improved; Tara Hamm was the 13-14 MVP Orthodontics, A & A Italian Food Center, Laffin Hodgins, 11-12, 200 freestyle and 200 indi­ and Alexandra Guido was most improved. vidual medley; and Jennifer Hodgins, open, Chevrolet and Oldsmobile, Corporate Forms The Middletown Soccer Club is seeking addi­ Ken Juster was the 15-18 MVP and Jim Inc., HRABAN Construction, Dan Raviv 400 IM. McGuire was most improved. tional players for a travel team for girls born Jennifer Hodgins (girls’ team), Fishbein Associates, Desk Top Publishing Plus, Future between Aug. 1, 1979 and July 31, 1980. Coaches awards were presented in each (boys’ team) and Ken Juster (co-ed team) Chevrolet, HRABAR Electric, Bob McCloskey Tryouts will be held from 6-8 p.m. July 16 at St. age group of the three teams. were honored at the YMCA’s banquet as Insurance, Fountain Paint and Wall Coverings, Mary’s soccer field. Details: 495-2561. Greg Pfeifer ( 8-and-under), Travis Jersey Mike’s Subs, Browntown Bus Service team captains. Christ (9-10), David Kern and Matt Hansen Inc., Design Reality, Curchin and Company, Senior awards went to Fishbein, Heather The Middletown Soccer Club will sponsor a (11-12), Brian McHugh (13-14) and Aberdeen Chem Dry, New Carpet Concepts, Robie, Juster and Jim McGuire. soccer camp from July 20-24 and July 27-31. Jonathan Hansen (15-18) won among the Jerry’s Valet, Oriele Chemical Carriers Inc., John Vaccaro , 8-and-under, received a The camp will run daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at boys. Baron’s Auto Wreckers, State Shuttle Inc., Mater Dei High School, Church Street, New special award for Outstanding Aquathon Sweatland, Tantum Photography Studios, R. Monmouth. Professional coaches will teach Participation. Tiffany McDermott ( 8-and-under), Sporer Painting and Decorating, Courtland children of all ages. Cost is $100. Details: 495­ Individual team awards were given for Cheryl Christianson (9-10), Jamie Wilson Computer Services, Randolph Galleries, J.J. 2561. most valuable and most improved swim­ (11-12), Mamie Weber (13-14) and Enna Fullam A ir Conditioning and Heating, Matawan mers. Murray (15-18) were the girls’ winners. Lodge No. 192 F&AM, Park Plaza Pharmacy, REGIONAL Among the boys, John MacDonald was Kristopher Urbano and Noreen Carvel of Cliffwood, Celebrations, T.L.C. Pets the 8-and-under MVP and Adam Blauvelt Faughnar (8-and-under), Joanna Facey (9­ and Dr. Paul M. Goldberg. State high school wrestling champion Joe was most improved; Jared Toren was the 9­ 10), Michele DeBruin (11-12), David MIDDLETOWN DiMario of Manalapan will be a featured clini­ 10 age group MVP and Joe Kanaval was Rosen (13-14) and Cristen McKenna (15­ cian at the sixth annual Husky Wrestling Camp most improved. 18) won the co-ed coaches awards. to be held at Matawan Regional High School, W ABC-TV, Channel 7’s Capitol City All-Stars Atlantic Avenue, Aberdeen, from July 20-24. will play a charity softball game against the As a grappler at Manalapan High School, Nighttime drag racing fires up drivers Docs Care All-Stars at St. Leo the Great Church DiMario won four district titles, two region field in Lincroft at 1:30 p.m. Sunday. crowns, three Neptune Classic championships One of the more exciting things about driving a Top Fuel dragster in the 23rd annual Meteorologist Bill Evans leads the Eyewitness and one N JSIA A title. He is now a scholarship $1,291,100 Mopar Parts Summemationals, Thursday through Sunday at Raceway Park, News team that will take on a squad o f physi­ football player at Bucknell University. For more Old Bridge, is the thrill of night racing. cians from five Central Jersey hospitals. A char­ information about the camp, call A rt P erri at Not only is racing under the stars a crowd favorite - seeing the flashes of fuel and ity carnival and an appearance by Keith 566-0154. exhaust bursting from the headers of a 4,500-horsepower Top Fuel dragster as it rockets Grometz, star o f the soap opera Loving, are part down the quarter-mile track at nearly 300 mph - but the drivers like it too. of the day’s festivities. Details: 780-3875. Wall Stadium, Route 34, Wall Township, will For Kenny Bernstein, of Dallas, the fastest man in motorsports at 301.70 mph - and the present a Demolition Derby at 7 p.m. Sunday. Bob Zuber of Middletown earned local brag­ current leader in the Top Fuel standings - the atmospheric conditions of the twilight hours Drivers will be crashing for the $600 first prize can give him, and others an even better chance to run a 300. ging rights when he hauled a 3-pound rainbow and the Champions’ Trophy in the final. The trout out of the Musconetcong River. “One of the nicest things about running in the evenings is the air is a lot cooler and that runner-up will earn $200. The Demolition makes for a cooler track,” Bernstein said. “A cool track makes for better traction. The Derby will be part of the Monster Truck The Middletown Mets defeated Sayreville, 7-1, Spectacular that is coming to Wall Stadium on engines like nice cool air to make more horsepower. We’ve been there before (a 300 mph behind the combined five-hit pitching o f Steve July 19. The famed trucks Big Foot and Grave run), so we’re more capable than most. But on a cool day and especially at night, anyone Brundage and Matt Hall in a Central Jersey Digger will be part of the action. There will also is capable.” Baseball League 13-year-old Division game. be a special Gambler’s Demotion Derby that Qualifying and time trials for Sportsman drivers begin at 10 a.m. Thursday, Friday and The Mets took a 1-0 lead in the first inning on a night. Saturday. Pro qualifying sessions are at 3 p.m. Thursday and 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Friday and Darren Fenster infield hit, two walks and a Saturday. The Budweiser Challenge, a special bonus race for Pro Stock drivers, will have fielder’s choice. After Sayreville tied the score The next stop on the New Jersey Sire Stakes rounds at 3 p.m., 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. Saturday. Final eliminations are scheduled to begin at in the bottom of the first, the Mets took the lead summer harness racing circuit is this weekend at 11 a.m. Sunday. for good in the fourth. Jim Rathyen singled, Gaitway Farm, Route 33, Manalapan. Racing General admission tickets range in price from $10 to $28. stole second and score when Joe Pecorino’s fly will begin Saturday and Sunday at 1 p.m.

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005 Apartments 001 Public Notices 001 Public Notices 001 Public Notices 001 Public Notices 007 Houses for Sale 007 Houses for Sale 007 Houses for Sale f o r R e n t EATONCREST APTS FORECLOSURE! MARLBORO WHITING - 1 bedroom, new What have you got Tennis & swim club. Large appliances, wall to wall carpet. PUBLIC NOTICE AND STATEMENT OF BASIS size rooms w/19ft living rm. 1.6AC - $ 4 9 ,0 0 0 . Townhouse. 2 bedrooms, 2Vz Very good condition. Food- Notice is hereby given that the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and to sell? Only minutes from Ocean baths. C/air, fireplace, eat-in town & medical center. Energy proposes to restrict and control the discharge of pollutants from: beaches, Golf Courses, Fish­ Gorgeous country home site kitchen, great room, garage. $35,000. Call 350-5285 Thousands of ing & Boating. Near all hous­ in North Hanover Township/ Brigade Brands, Ltd. Newly painted. Pool & tennis es of Worship & Malls. Mon- Burlingtown County at never club. Call 536-8822 1913 Atlantic Avenue Buyers read our Fri 9:30am-4pm, 542-1105. again price! Approved septic 008 Condos/ SELL YOUR HOME Manasquan, N .J. 08736-1096 Pine Brook Rd., Hope Rd., permit, ready for your dream T o w n h o u s e s assified ads. home. Make our loss your Wall Twp., Monmouth County Eatontown. 2 blocks from Exit 2% + M.L.S. COST 105 GSP gain! Lot 16/Block 819 SPECIAL LOW FINANCING" Written committment, weekly FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP ads till sold. Full service The existing facility of approximately 130,000 sq. ft. operates a “pick and pack” (ware­ FREEHOLD BORO Call Doug at Patten Corp now 002 Public Notices 717-629-7883, 8:30a-8:30p. broker. Hours: Monday-Friday, DEERBROOK II house/supply) and administrative functions at this Manasquan. Although it is the primary 4 rooms-2 bdrms and bath. 8:30am-9pm. Ask for Paul For sale or rent. 2 bedrm., operator, it leases a small amount of office, storage and machine shop space to the 11/2 mo. security. No pets. FREEHOLD TWP. !!AII Real Estate adver­ Ricca, Realty Executives, bath, kitchen, sunroom, Dialight Corp. No onsite manufacture occurs. The subsurface disposal system consists of Lease. Call 308-0735. MOTHER-DAUGHTER 583-2800 or 972-8096 11/2 tised in this newspaper is full liv. rm., laundry rm., walk- two separate systems, located on the eastern and southern portions of the property, built subject to the Federal KEANSBURG Complete separate apartment in closets. Walk to NYC bus. in 1980 and 1982. They are connected outside the facility by a gravity header. The facility is 1 BEDROOM $350. and separate entrance with SPOTSWOOD 446-9213 designed for 400-500 employees. This permit will establish a program to monitor the Housing Act of 1968 air, living room, bedroom, CALL (908) 495-0022 Expanded Cape. Dead-end HOWELL - Garden apartment impact of sanitary wastewater on ground water quality. which makes it illegal to kitchen, full bath. Colonial advertise any preference, OLD BRIDGE style main house. Central air street. $125,000. 251-6399 for sale. Pointe O' Woods. 2 This notice is being given to extend the previous public notice, issued on May 7 and May bdrm., 2 baths, upper level, limitation or discrimina­ Country Living Apts with 4 bedrooms, living room: TOMS RIVER 10, 1992 to reinform the public that the NJDEPE has prepared a draft NEW JERSEY excellent location. All up­ tion based on race, color, 2 bedroom apts available. rec room, den, dining room, POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM (NJPDES) action (NJPDES NO. HOLIDAY CITY graded. By Owner 303-1286 religion, sex or national Heat, air conditioning, hot 2Vz baths, expanded laundry NJ0074063), in accordance with the provisions of the New Jersey “Water Pollution Control room, finished basement MARLBORO-The Orchards origin, or an intention to water, cooking gas and dish­ SILVERTON 55 Act” (N.J.S.A. 58:1 OA-1 £t sea.) and its implementing regulations (N.J.A.C. 7:14A-1 et washers included. Monday- screened-in porch, 2 car over­ 2 bedroom w/den, 2Vz baths. make any such prefer­ 1 bdrm, 1 bath quad model sen.I This notice is a republication due to a request by the permittee for an extension to Friday, 9am-5pm. 360-2992 sized garage, steel siding C/a, f/p. Swimming pool & ence, limitation or dis­ with HWBB heat, family rm., the public comment period. concrete driveway & walks. tennis. $1,050.month + utili­ crimination. Fully landscaped on almost Va eat-in kit., plus util, rm, walk ties. Call 946-2175 Implementation of the New Jersey Pollutant Discharge Elimination System requirements to clubhouse and/or shopping. This newspaper will not acre. All appliances. LOW MIDDLETOWN-Shady Oaks are the enforcement mechanism by which pollutant discharges are brought into confor­ 007 Houses for Sale TAXES. Great school system Close to Mon. Cty, minutes knowingly accept any ad­ away from pkwy. $33,000 2 bedrm, 2 bath, extra Ig. kit., mance and compliance with laws, regulations and standards. The pollution control require­ MUST SEE!!! all new closets. Call 747-8506 vertising for Real Estate Call for appointment Peaceful surroundings. ments are those conditions necessary to restrict the discharge of pollutants and protect the which is in violation of 908-255-2424 public health and the environment. PRINCIPALS ONLY the law. Our readers are ABERDEEN 462-7869 Crossroads Realty SPOTSWOOD Out of Area 1-800-947-9714 The draft document prepared by the NJDEPE is based on the administrative record which informed that all dwellings Call for your free copy of Summerhill Village townhouse is on file at the offices of the NJDEPE located at 401 East State Street, Trenton, Mercer advertised in this newspa­ "Real Estate Buyer’s Guide’ for rent. 2 bedrm, 2 1/2bath, See hundreds of homes in HAZLET County, New Jersey. It is available for inspection, by appointment, between 8:00 A.M . and per are available on an UNION BEACH liv rm, din rm, w/w carpet, c/a, 4:30 P.M ., Monday through Friday. Appointments for inspection may be scheduled by call­ Monmouth & Middlesex Coun­ BEST BUY! Split level. 3 bed garage, basement, appl. Walk equal opportunity basis.” ties. Coldwell Banker Schlott, rooms with family room. Large Beach front, beautiful views. ing (609) 633-3869. to bus. $975.mo util. & 1 Vz Realtors. lot. $139,000. Cali 721-7745 Living room, dining room, 3 bdrms, 1 bath. Needs work. mo sec. Available July 15. Interested persons may submit written comments by certified mail on the draft to the 005 Apartments Call 583-5000 Call 251-0127 Administrator, Wastewater Facilities Regulation Program, at the address cited above. All MANALAPAN $129,000. (908) 534-9221 comments shall be submitted within 30 days of the date of this public notice. All persons, fo r R e n t ★ ★ ★ Relocated. MUST SEE!! Cape including applicants, who believe that any condition of this draft document is inappropriate ATTENTION: Cod. 2/3 bedrooms, 2 baths, or that the Department’s tentative decision to issue this draft document as a final agency ASBURY PARK- North end on Deal Lake. 1 bedroom apart­ finished basement, large deck. MYRTLE BEACH '92 action is inappropriate, must raise all reasonably ascertainable issues and submit all rea­ ment on bus line, near rail­ CLASSIFIED READERS MOVE IN CONDITION sonably available arguments and factual grounds supporting their position, including all road and beach. Cable avail­ If you place a call to a “900' Completely renovated. 11/2 - SOUTH CAROLINA - supporting material, by the close of the public comment period. All comments submitted able. Laundry on premises phone number, you will auto­ acres. $119,000. Call for ap­ by interested persons in response to this notice, within the time limit, will be considered by Starting at $500./mo. Includes matically be billed a fee, which pointment between 6pm-8pm, A Great Vacation at Half the N JD EPE with respect to the requirements being applied to this facility. After the close h/h/w. Call (201) 845-6618 varies, on your phone bill. 446-5783 of the public comment period, the Department will make a final decision. The Department The Jersey Shore Price. will respond to all significant and timely comments when a final decision is made. The dis­ charger and each person who has submitted written comments will receive notice of N JD EP E’s final decision. PUBLIC NOTICE BEACHFRONT CONDOS Any interested person may request in writing that NJD EPE hold a nonadversarial public BOROUGH OF TINTON FALLS Oceanfront Balconies, Everything hearing on the draft document. This request shall state the nature of the issues to be raised in the proposed hearing and shall be submitted within 30 days of the date of this public NOTICE TO RESIDENTS AND LANDOWNERS IN THE you need including Microwave, notice by certified mail to the Administrator, Wastewater Facilities Regulation Program, at SERVICE AREA OF THE NEPTUNE SEWERAGE AUTHORITY the address cited above. A public hearing will be conducted whenever the NJD EPE deter­ Washer/Dryer, Phone On June 17, 1992, the Neptune Township Sewer Authority readopted and mines that there is a significant degree of public interest in the permit decision. If a public reconfirmed sewer connection bans prohibiting any additional sewer hearing is held, the public comment period in this notice shall automatically be extended to capacity flow or sewer connections from the Borough of Tinton Falls service WEEKLY RATES the close of the public hearing. area to the Neptune Township Sewer Authority Treatment Plant due to lack 2 Bedroom 3 Bedroom Additional information concerning the Water Pollution Control Act requirements applied to of treatm ent capacity and transmission capacity. this facility (NJPDES Permit No. NJ0074063) may be obtained between the hours of 8:00 A.M . and 4:30 P.M ., Monday through Friday from Eunice T. Szkoda at (609) 633-3869. VERNON BRIKOWSKI $5 0 0 -$7 0 0 $5 7 5 -$8 5 0 Executive Director Dennis Hart, Administrator Township of Neptune Sewer Authority Bill & Jackie Canino Wastewater Facilities Regulation Program RO. Box 384 Published July 8,1992 $ 3 15 .0 0 ______Neptune, New Jersey ______577-0892 2 JULY g-JULY 14,1992, POWER PACKAGE Greater Media Newspapers 008 Condos/ 017 Office & 030 Financial 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 0 3 6 a .Employment Townhouses Floor Space Services Full Time Full Time Part Time Part Time Services TINTON FALLS HOLMDEL/HAZLET Tired Of Being Turned MARKETING RESEARCH/ CONSULTANTS LAW Enforcement Jobs 1-4 room office suites. Short Down For Credit? AVON OFFICE ASSISTANT M.C. No experience necessary. Society Hill- 3 bedrm. Low term leases, shared services. We can help erase bad credit A Beautiful day-the Avon way! FULL TIME/PART TIME Needed to demonstate to work for popular DJ/Enter­ Now hiring. US Customs, Of­ taxes. $36./mo. maint. To Start at $290./month Looking for a well-rounded DISCOVERY TOYS ficers, etc. For info call qualified buyer $82,000 info. 908-220-6109 24hrs. Buy/sell, call Robin: 938-4152 tainment Company on week­ Call 264-1138 individual with excellent writ­ Flexible hours ends. Call 536-3718 219-736-7030, ext. 2937, 389-7423 anytime______ten and verbal skills to help Home-based business 9am-9pm, 7 days. MANALAPAN - Hwy. 9, mod­ AVON coordinate research efforts Call Diane 257-1315 M ANAGER’S Assistant ern private suites, in profes­ 008a Adult 030a Income Tax Beautiful Opportunity and maintain fast-paced office for Senior Citizen lunch pro­ MAIL PROCESSORS sional building. Prvt. baths, All area -$$$- Sales environment. Applicant re­ CUSTODIAL HELPERS Communities gram in Sayreville. 521-1184 Earn $300.-$1,000. weekly. reasonable rent. 780-9000 Toll Free 1-800-662-2292 quired to have the following Summer work. 7am-2pm. For information & application MANALAPAN - Professional abilities: Creative writing skills, $5.05 per hour. Working pa­ SASE: PO Box 802-13 MANALAPAN-Sale. LOWER, bldg. Hwy 9, Vz interest for TAX REFUNDS typing, knowledge of Word­ pers required. Contact NURSERY HELP Hacketstown NJ 08740 Covered Bridge. 2 bedroom. sale. Excellent owner/oc­ For joint filers. Non-resident BEAUTICIAN Perfect, professional phone Joseph Pressler for Health Club. Dependable Convenient walk shopping. demeanor and ability to juggle Joyce Kilmer School POSITIONS STILL AVAIL­ cupant situation. For doctor, NYS forms. No obligation. Call Experienced preferred, full or person with some Child Care ABLE to type names and ad­ Appliances, w/w carpet, air. dentist or attorney. 780-9000 C. Wendroff, P.A. 727-2227 part time. Keyport area salon. multiple tasks. Mail or Fax Milltown, NJ experience. Possible weekday 462-3100 or 780-2725 your resume to: Before Friday, July 10, 1992. dresses from home. $500.00 MATAWAN- Main St. Victorian 739-2724 hours. Evening hours in the p e r 1000. Call MAF MARKETING Call 908-828-0500 Fall. If interested, fill out ap­ charm. Office suites available. 21 Floyd Wycoff Rd. between 9am & 2:30pm. 1-900-896-1666 ($1.49 1 MO. FREE RENT. 583-7777 CLEANING HELP plication at: minute/18 years +) or Write: 009 Rooms for Rent 031 Money to Loan Morganville, NJ 07751 CUSTODIAN OR MATRON The Racquet Place Day work. $35. a day to start. FAX: (908) 972-3547 PASSE - Z2909 Sayreville/Parlin area. P/T. Evenings. Major respon­ Route 34 161 S. Lincolnway OLD BRIDGE - Nice area. Pri­ DEBT PROBLEMS SOLVED Team work. Call 727-8906 M EDICAL-NEW OFFICE sibilities: Cleaning & general Matawan North Aurora, IL 60542 vate home. Mature person. 018 Stores Clean up credit report. Live maintenance. $11. per hour. See Lynn. No phone calls. $90./week + maint. 679-2004 Medical assistant, LPN, recep­ the life you deserve. Free CUSTODIAN tionist, Call 613-8880 Forward letters of interest by OFFICE WORK F/T - Hours 037 Babysitting/ FREEHOLD - Lowest rentals consult. NJ’s #1. 431 -7600 Monday, July 13, 1992 to: vary. 2 girl office. Processing Late night/early AM hours. MODELS WANTED Carolyn B. Joseph, auto insurance claims. $6. hr. Child Care PARLIN starting at $10 per sq. ft. for Neat dependable individual retail stores in variety of sizes. No Experience Required Business Administrator/ to start, no medical benefits. Beautiful, clean house. Kitch­ 035 Help Wanted needed to fill position. Apply Board Secretary, ABERDEEN- Quality care for en privileges. $375. plus secu­ Located in active shopping Ages 15 through 26 Must know fax, copier & in person: Friendly’s-Freehold Milltown School District pleasant phone manner. your child. Meals. Flexible rity. Call 721-6169 center. High density area. Call Full Time Highway 9 North. NJ Beach Beauty Pageant hours. Activities. 583-1496 Mr. Richter at 908-462-0700. $1,000. Cash Prize Parkview School Call (908) 446-9107 CUSTODIAN OR MATRON (201) 845-6711 Violet Terrace CHILD CARE NETWORK 010 Rentals MANALAPAN - Sublease re­ Milltown, NJ 08850 Full time. Major responsibili­ PLANNER/LANDSCAPE For day care choices tail store space on Rte. 9. ALTERATIONS E.O.E. PART TIME 446-9728 446-8027 to Share 591-0800 Lvs. msg. for Sam ties: Cleaning & general main­ ARCHITECT tenance. Salary from $20,998. DEMONSTRATORS DRIVERS/DISTRIBUTORS Old Bridge/Monmouth County NORDSTROM Township of East Brunswick is Middlesex, Union, Monmouth HOWELL- M/F to share 2 depending on experience. CHILDREN’S CHOICE 020 Buildings/ Looking for full time/part time Benefits. B.S.O.L. preferred. accepting applications for per­ Christmas Around Counties. Work between bedrm. 2 full baths condo. 12-18 hours. Earn up to $200 425 Riva Ave., E. Brunswick Pool, tennis, washer, dryer. positions in women’s alter­ Forward letters of interest by manent full time Planner/ Garages ations for our new Freehold Monday, July 13, 1992 to: ' Landscape Architect. Must The World or more each week. Adult Ages 3 months-5 years. Incl. all util. $450. per mo. newspaper home delivery or Kindergarten. State Certified. Call Scott at 536-9062. Raceway Mall location. Flex­ Carolyn B. Joseph, • have degree in landscape ar­ P/T or F/T; $10-$15. hr. Free GARAGE Marlboro alarm, ible hours, benefits & career Business Administrator/ chitecture and/or planning. kit/No deliveries. Also booking vending routes available. Reli­ Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months OLD BRIDGE M/F to share 2 fenced in w/electric gate. All advancement. Call Monday Board Secretary, Salary range is $23,700.- parties. Maryann 727-1859 able vehicle needed. 6 days, a year. Call 908-821-1717 bedroom, 2 bath apartment. sizes. $28.-$109mo. 536-0235 thru Friday, 308-1117 Milltown School District $40,047. Send resume and Sunday thru Friday, early Prefer 22-35 year old, non­ cover letter to: DEMONSTRATORS morning. EAST BRUNSWICK SOUTH AM BOY Area ASSISTANT MANAGERS Parkview School smoker. $395. mo & 1/2 elec. Violet Terrace Mary Tonachio CHRISTMAS AROUND News Tribune 442-2223 College student seeks sum­ & cable. Call Steve 679-4756 Warehouse space for rent. Ideal for recent high school & Milltown, NJ 08850 Personnel Manager T H E W O R L D PART TIME-Early Morning mer babysitting job. Needs Heated, high ceilings, over­ college grads. E.O.E. P.O. Box 1081 transportation. Ref. avail. head garage doors. Approx. EARN UP TO East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 NOW HIRING NEWSPAPER Call 251-6313. 011 Mobile Homes 1,000 sq.ft. Call 721-0233 DECORATING ASSOCIATE E.O.E. Earn while you learn with our $10.75 TO START Seeking creative business new Supervisor-in-Training EF AU PAIR Real Estate ROUTES Local firm, expanding opera­ minded person for interior program. Show our unique European Live-in child care HAZLET - 1988. 2 large 025 Business tions, seeks motivated career decorating. Training. Part/full CAREER OPPORTUNITY line of Christmas & Holiday (5:00am-6:30am) 7 days are bdrms & bath, new carpeting Opportunities minded individuals to fill sev­ time. Call 583-3712 Join the worlds leader in real items now through November. available in your area. Earn Thoroughly screened by our & deck, shed. Family park eral key positions. Rapid ad estate, set your goal, & we’ll NO INVESTMENT $400.00 to $500.00 per European staff, EF Au Pairs Call (908) 739-8999 hold legal Visas, speak En­ AUTOMATED BILLIARD vancement, training & ben DELI PERSON help lead the way to great TOP COMMISSIONS month, plus cash incentives. efits. Call 9-5 223-8820. Must be experienced in slicing commission earnings. Scholar­ FREE Sample Kit & Supplies A reliable car is a must. glish and are dedicated to the Coin-op games rack up big Ad budget provided if quali­ Call toll free 1-800-242-0850 care of your children. HAZLET bucks! $3,000. cash income cold cuts & making sand­ ships now available to quali­ wiches. Hours including week­ fied applicants for licensing fied. For details call: Average cost $170./week. Shore Haven Park. 14x64. possible weekly. Easy PT/FT. SALES/ GERRI 536-0905 or S A LES Full/Part Time Call Michele Chazen 2 bedrooms. C/air, natural New, no competition. Prime ends 2pm-8pm. Call 591-1747 school & our exclusive training SALES MANAGEMENT program. Prime floor time op­ DENISE 409-1243 National distributor of eye­ 908-566-8937 or 290-0250 gas. Close to bus line areas, will sell fast. Zero down or Betsy Marengo portunities open. Contact DEMONSTRATORS- Christ­ glass frames seeks inside $55,000. Call 264-6167 payment if qualified. Gary Are you ready to eam between HAIRDRESSER people with a keen under­ 908-446-6870 1-800-827-7429. Bill Phillips for confidential in­ mas Around The World. Earn HAZLET-New 14x60 mobile $30,000 to $50,000 your first F/T, P/T. Partial clientele pref­ terview. $10.-$85./hr. $300. FREE kit. standing of non-pressure Government designated, non-profit organization. home. Also resale 12x54. No LOCAL PAY PHONE ROUTE year and $50,000 to $80,000 erable but not necessary. Ex­ Call 238-5771 sales. Telephone sales experi­ pets. Call: 888-9335 MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY perience A MUST. Flexible CENTURY 21 ence with optical professionals FREEHOLD BORO CALL 1-800-741-1186 your second year? Then we’d hours including Saturdays. a big plus. Freehold location. like to speak to you. The leadind Hazlet area. Call 739-2446 TOWN & COUNTRY DRIVER Call Rich 308-9322 Loving experieced child care. 013 Real Estate RESTAURANT- fast food Fenced in yard. Lots of toys & Owner financing. Near col­ NATIONAL REAL ESTATE office Realtors E. Brunswick for South Amboy & Old Bridge TEACHER - P/T. Spanish for LEGAL SECRETARY areas. Call 721-1000, ext. stories, healthy meals & Wanted lege. 248-0002 or 463-3831 in NJ is looking for 2 CAREER 8th grade. Must be certified & snacks. Call Stacey 780-0984 MINDED people for residential, with Real Estate experience 257-3000 3323 bet. 9am-12noon experience. Call after August SALES/MANAGEMENT CASH for your HOME- builder new home sales, commercial and knowledge of WordPer­ 1st. 238-7971 or send resume MATAWAN/Old Bridge seeks handyman special to Aggressive sale person fect for Freehold law office. LANE ATTENDANTS 511 Ryders Lane Young “Granny” will offer in­ repair & resell. Call 566-2828 capable of earning 6 figures investment sales and leasing in Call 431-0725. RECEPTIONIST- Strathmore Lanes. Contact E. Brunswick, NJ 08816 telligent, loving care to your income. Commission plus Central Jersey area. We will get GALVGUY FRIDAY Marty at 566-7500.______child. Brookdale trained, state 015 Summer/Winter bonus. Not MLM. Be totally on you licensed and train you. Fora MANICURIST Heavy phones and clerical TEACHERS registered, CPR, non-smoker. your own selling what every confidential interview call Tom work, 8:30am-5pm. Call Mrs. Healthy balanced meals, Rentals business needs. For details needed. Also MANAGER Edwards at 462-2500 Hebrew/Judaic for ’92-’93 planned activities, small call 1-800-622-1283 (Manager) or Sue at position available. 3 years RACEWAY year. Afternoon/evening/Sun­ group. Call 566-3549 experience A MUST. Call RECEPTION IST/Optometric DISNEY AREA FLA. Century 21 Assistant - 2 1/2 days per day. Greater Freehold area. 819-4018 PARK Call 446-1200 2/3/4/ bedroom. Luxury homes VENDING ROUTE Worden & Crivello week, Manalapan area. Pa­ MIDDLETOWN 3mi. Disney. From $550/wk. Established- Earn up to Realty Group tient contact, light typing, Help Needed for TELEMARKETER Any age, f/t, p/t, in my home. 908-446-8237.... 908-446-0224 $1,000. per week. Immediate Classified Works good verbal skills necessary. Experienced Mom/teacher. In­ sale. 1-800-800-4192. 828-6300 Will train, but contact lens ex­ Summer Nationals Call from your own home, LOG CABIN, PA. cludes activities, crafts & perienced preferred. Fri., Sat. & Sun. evenings. Salary plus commis­ snacks. Refs. 671-6924 $800./PER WEEK P.O. Box 400 sion. Call 367-8930 CALL 254-1331, EVES 030 Financial July 10,11 & 12 Tennent, NJ 07763 TELEMARKETING MOTHER’S HELPER MARTHAS VINEYARD Services SALES Counterwork Experienced young adult. Salary + commission. Great Marlboro area. 536-9757 Introductory Special NEEDED IMMEDIATELY $ Are you worth more? $ Ages from 14 years & up opportunity to earn extra BUSINESS PLANS OLD BRIDGE- Loving mom By owner-Newer 3 bedrm, 2/ Unique international company Good also for Senior Citizens money. Call Joyce 780-3671 Banker friendly plans get re­ International Student Exchange will care for your child. Great bath yr 'round home. Fully seeks long-term motivated, W ANTED 39 PEOPLE references. 679-2291 equipped kit., deck, gas grill, sults. Prepared by S.B.A. is seeking homes for health and environment con­ Call Kim between f/p, pvt beach access. $1,100 Consultant. Call 946-0905 scious people. Multi lingual a noon & 8PM at To lose up to 29 pounds on SOUTH RIVER HOME per wk. (508) 562-3628 plus. Call 908-548-4848 the new THERMOJETIC & INCREASE CASH FLOW Foreign Exchange students. Cellular nutrition program. State Certified Day Care. 542-7213 7am-7pm. Mature, experi­ N. WILDWOOD- 2 bedroom Accept major credit cards Your Ad Completely controls appetite, Condo. Beach block. Pool from clients; Reduce process­ They have excellent medical insurance converts fat to energy. Will enced, meals. 257-3624 Near boardwalk. 367-9694 ing cost. Call 946-9256 & bring their own spending money. Can Be Here P a r t-T im e Power in a bottle. Call SEASIDE PARK Property Taxes Too High!! Students help with the chores and are Call 747-6565 324-4586. SPOTSWOOD Losing Rebate??? State Certified mom will pro­ House rental. Weekly, month­ YARDWORKER Get your tax assesment re­ eager to become part of your family. MANHOLE vide quality care for your ly, seasonal. 3 bedroom, 11/2 duction kit. Complete w/work- SEAMSTRESS CARPENTER SKILLS child. References. 723-1438 bath, liv. rm., din. rm., kit., sheet & formulas. Send $5. Programs range from Experience with alterations. SAFETY DiPasquale Fence 536-0660 cable. Located minutes from To: T.H.I. beach & boat launch. Rumson area. Call 842-0978 MONITORS/ 037a Baby/Child P.O. Box 463 2 weeks-1 2 months. 036a Employment 238-6770 E. Brunswick, NJ 08816 TEACHING ASSISTANT FLAGPERSONS Care Wanted Nursery/Classroom assistant Services For M ore for September, 10:15am- (Work above ground) A CHOICE NANNY- Route 9, Information Call: 3:30pm, Monday-Friday Freehold. Local families need $5.25/hour. 446-4109 We have temporary ATTENTION care in their homes F/T & P/T. Bask in the Sun on a positions available at Must be 18+ with references TELEPHONE SALES Resort Beautiful Sandy Beach... Donna Joerger at a major utility READERS and car. Call 780-3037. E. BRUNSWICK - in my home Ptay Tennis on the Lighted Summer Help company. Work Ads under this classifica­ or yours. F/T. Must transport tion are not offers of em­ Courts...Enjoy the Jacuzzis and 9 5 7 - 0 5 5 8 Looking for a full or part time locally. We offer a child to kindergarten. Refer­ Condo job? Guaranteed hourly rates good rate and ployment. Often these ad- ences. 651 -1335 after 6:30pm Saunas...Relax at the Oceanfront vertisors offer a service plus bonuses. Very pleasant flexible schedule HAZLET-Raritan Valley Cahana Bar. atmosphere, convenient for a fee. If you place a hours, willing to train. A pleas­ (1-5 days a week). call to a “900” number Mother’s Helper, P/T & oc­ NEED MONEY FOR ant speaking voice and relia­ Ideal for retirees. you will automatically be casional weekends. 264-5325 MYRTLE BEACH EDUCATION? bility a must! Call and start Standard first aid billed a fee, which varies. MARLBORO - Live-in (5days) immediately. (908) 727-6753 or live out. Exper’d. English South Carolina card with C P R is a CRU ISE SHIP JOBS- To Computerized Financial Aid Searches speaking, for infant in my 036 Help Wanted plus. For an $900./wk. Free room/board home. Non-smoking 536-1319 • For College/Vocational • appointment, call Skilled/unskilled. 2 Bedroom 1 Studio Part Time 1-407-578-3326, ext. 331 OLD BRIDGE - in my home. 2 • Athletic Awards • toll-free: days per week for 3yr. & 5yr. EARN UP TO $339.84 old girls. Start September. - a r s ^ T a ^ n • Graduate & Professional School • Per week assembling v Call (908) 290-8170 CARETAKER products at home. Amazing $535 to 6 3 5 1 *375 to 460 also available • Person with gardening knowl­ ECCOm recorded message reveals t w t om u n r — w r i t , m e . details. Call today! 038 Clean/Domestic ALL RATES ARE WEEKLY • Four Year College Matching Service • edge to help with grounds, landscape, and gardens. Call Call 324-4513 Help Wanted Guaranteed Results Paul 758-8146. 1-800-310-2213 HOME TYPISTS-PC users CERTIFIED Preschool teacher needed. $35,000. potential N E E D Photographs Gladly Shown 1 -805-962-8000 Ext. B-2111 CALL 908-446-7317 with initiative and experience Florham Park CLEANING HELP? LEODY & OICK POLITY 5S6-S220 needed for September. AM 195 Colum bia Check Classification Educational Data Services hours. Leave message Classified Works 566-9246 T u r n p i k e ______0 7 6 Greater Media Newspapers POWER PACKAGE. JULY 8-JULY14,1992, 3 040 Situations 048 General 048b Infants/ 050 Musical 043 Appliances 047 Furniture 060 Garage Sales Wanted Merchandise Juvenile Items Instruments 063 Instruction CERTIFIED Nurses Aide CARPET & PADDING ATTENTION MOTHERS HAMMOND ORGAN MANALAPAN PIANO LESSONS exper'd, compassionate, em­ WATER HEATER DINING ROOM My home, Marlboro. ployment w/elderly. 409-2993 Like new. 2 rooms. 13 x 18 Your baby shoes bronzed or Elegante model 1983. Rarely Electric. Used only 6 months. Traditional solid Maple. 1 leaf porcelanized. Beautiful mount­ 4-Adult. Certified. 536-1187 All necessary plumbing at­ & pads. Opens to 8-10 ft. each. Plush brown. Orig. $30. used. Exc. cond. Asking MOVING SALE yd. $300. Call 257-9124 ings available. Free color bro­ $5000. Call 747-2989. ERRANDS tached. Call after 6 pm long. Matching 5 ft. buffet, 6 chure. 905-4099. 5 Willow Grove Way (Holiday SWIMMING 566-0936. chairs. $400. or best offer. CHAIR STAIR LIFT North," off Rt. 9, behind Need someone to do your car Call 251-5354 WaWa). Fri., Sat. & Sun., Jul. pool? Errands? Call me, Deluxe model by Eagle, 15’ ORGAN INSTRUCTION DINING SET-contemporary BEDROOM SET 10, 11 & 12, 9-4. Liv. rm., 238-3570 or 238-6253 044 Computers run. Vertually new. Asking Hammond. Good cond. $200. bedrm., din. rm. sets, books, WSI/Red Cross Certification, oak. Excellent condition. $695. Crib, changing table, dresser, Call 747-3298 I’AM OUT OF W ORK! $3,000. or best offer. Also Lazy Boy queensize sofabed, Advanced Life Saving, CPR, Must Sell. 431-2719 rocker. Light natural wood. and First Aid. Lisa 458-0277 Looking for a job doing Auto IBM PC compatible 40MB GERIATRIC CHAIR Exc. cond. $700. 591-9380 ORGAN- FULL SIZE recliner, garden tools + other DOUBLE RECLINER - Love­ furniture & misc. items. CAD or light bookkeeping. F/T Harddrive/UGA Color Card. Ortho Biotic “Lumex” 6 posi- CRIB, dresser, chest. All w/2 keyboards, full synthesize SWIMMING LESSONS or P/T, flexible hrs. 222-8935 $350. 390-7624 seat size. Beige. Paid $540. MANALAPAN Sell $250. Call 566-6639 ion recliner-New. Asking $700. White with brass trim. Chang­ precision rhythm special ef­ At your home. WSI, CPR & TANDY 1000RL- / ” dr., or best offer. Call 842-1913 ing top included. $750. Call fects. ALSO KEYBOARD- first aid. Stacy 431-5263 312 mint cond. 566-5768 CGA monitor, printer, soft­ ESTATE SALE DINING ROOM - Contemp. 431-2238 MOVING SALE 041 Resumes/Typing ware, mouse. $395. 577-1211 Sandalwood, table w/leaf, 6 CRIB- Simmons, natural ORGAN-Thomas Console. 2 167 Taylors Mills & Tennent Living room, bedroom, den, 44 note key boards, stop tabs, T E N N I S kitchen and patio. Excellent chairs, light'd hutch. Excel, wood, 2 dressers w/changing Rds. (Across from Carchesio cond. $1,100. 264-2133 table, mattress, 2 yrs. exc. transistor. Good condition. Farm Market, 1 mi. west of Rt. REPORTS ETC... condition. Weekdays after $100. Call 985-7762 047 Furniture 6pm, weekends all day. CALL DOLLHOUSE KITS - or as­ cond. Asking $800. 446-6831 9). Fri., Sat. & Sun., Jul. 10, LESSONS Combo Type & Sew 462-7494 11 & 12, 9-4. 583-1563. sembled. Also furniture below FISHER-PRICE 1 pc. kitchen SECRETARIAL SERVICES MANALAPAN Private, semi-private lessons retail. Call 264-9034 center. Incl. frig., sink, stove, PIANOS by USPTR-trained instructor. On IBM compatible computer BAR & 3 STOOLS KITCHEN SET DRUM SET-8 pieces. Excel­ range, phone & mess. ctr. Large inventory of: Specializing in beginners, in­ & laser printer. 679-1909 5 foot crescent shape. Exc. $20. Toddler’s Fisher Price 38x70 table w/leaf & 4 chairs. lent condition. Best offer. YAM AHA PIANOS MULTI FAMILY termediates. Private outdoor cond. Asking $150. Kitchen KING SIZE WATER BED- carseat $25. Infant molded court. Now forming Summer Exc. cond. $275. 591-1821 carseat. $10. All in exc. cond. Essex Circle (Craig Rd. to TYPING SERVICE table. 42 inch octagon with 18 $100. Call 536-8089 WURLITZER, SAMICK Adams to Essex). Fri., & Sat., Instructional Groups for Term Papers, Resumes, inch leaf. $50. Call 525-2515 367-0197 evenings.______Used pianos from $295. ELECTRIC CART- Rascal, 4 7/10 & 11, 8-2. Sun., 7/12, women-singles, doubles; & Business Letters. 431 -2792 KITCHEN SET Lessons in your home 8-12. Something for everyone. children-ag^s 8-10, 10-14. wheel, convertible. Like new. 049 Merchandise Rentals from $25. BEDROOM SET Formica table, 5 chairs. Very $4,000/best offer. 536-4296 Rain date. 7/17, 18 & 19. Call 462-4778 good conditon $80. 536-3405 W a n te d “The only place to Girl’s. Yellow, 7 pcs. Good GAS HOT WATER HEATER make a decision.” MANALAPAN-MOVING W ORDPERFECT 5.1 042 Antiques cond. Best offer. 536-5192 LIVING ROOM - 6pce. sec­ Brand new 50 gallon, FREEHOLD MUSIC CTR. 12 Reston Rd. (Rte. 9 to Tay­ Instruction evenings and Sat­ BEDROOM SET- 5 pc. plus tional, beige. $900. chair; hi-efficiency. Best offer over lor Mills to Tennent to Reston) urdays. Call 536-3672 blue/peach $300. 264-2133 462-4730 240-5454 ANTIQUES mattress and box charcoal $100. Call 679-5664 July 11-12; 9am-3pm. Toys, color, very solid unit. First MARLBORO moving to Fla. GUNS, swords, cameras. 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Sat., Jul. 11, LOTUS-DOS WANTED-Old Oriental Rugs & Consign your women’s & kid’s 566-8105 between. 5-7pm SECTIONAL SOFA Pest Control Concentrate. clothing, closeouts or plete furnishings, yard equip., 9am-3pm. Furniture, clothing, NJ/NY Unemployed Save $50. Paisley Shawls. Any size or golf, tools & brief cases books, household items. Loaner Computers-$100.mo. condition. 1 -800-221 -5119 DINETTE SET - Temple 8 pc. +ottoman. Oatmeal, ex­ Makes 2 gallons. Kills roaches salesmens samples. Stewart. Colonial w/2 leaves, cellent cond. $550. 536-2566 overniht or your money back; Call 10am-4:30 for info & appt ABERDEEN TWP. Freehold Computer 6 chairs. $375. 721 -2475 GUARANTEED! Available at: 2nd Turn Around, 431-7667 Millhursst Mills & Ace Hard­ MIDDLETOWN Training Center DINETTE SET - Walnut for­ SOFA ware, Sweetman Lane & Rt. $$$$ AAAAAAA ANTIQUE MOVING SALE 5 Ivy Hill Rd. (off Oak Hill 043 Appliances PAYS TOP $$$$ for used fur­ 3 0 8 -0 2 2 2 mica, 4 chairs, table & break- Sectional, off white. 1 yr. old. 33 W, Freehold, NJ. 4 Donna PI. (Strathmore Dev. Rd.). Sat., 7/11, 9-5. Misc. & front. Asking $150. 679-5664 niture, glass, art, toys, all off Deerfield Ln.). Fri., & Sat., household items. Exc. cond. $700. or best offer. KITCHEN SINK - W/spray colectables, etc. Love attic & DRYER - Gas. $50., 16 cu. ft. Call 521-5396 7/10 & 11, 9-5. Chrome & MIDDLETOWN- upright, frost free freezer; $75. DINING ROOM - Excellent cast iron; coppertone. Single basements. Estate contents cond. Colonial, dark pine. push-pull faucet. Asking $45. glass dining rm. table, house­ 063b Tutoring Call (908) 780-4107 after 5pm W A L L U N I T bought or auctions. wares & more. Table, hutch, 2 leaves, 6 Call (908) 679-5664 264-3130 at Baskin Robbins TOY SALE GAS RANGE TOP - 30‘ loric chairs, dry sink. $800. Dish­ 3 Pieces, walnut. Very good LARK SCOOTER - For Handi­ 739-9847 ask for Uncle Joe. ASK US ABOUT OUR 14 Heights Terr, (off Rt. 35 ALGEBRA-Geometry, Trig, built-in. Gas Range top, al­ washer etc... 727-4495 condition. $100. Call 536-9524 SAVE THIS AD mond. (electrical-ignition capped with charger. Good FREE behind Bradlees). Infants- SAT, computer instuction. DINING ROOM SET - Cherry WICKER & RATTAN-Pine light) Used 3 months $75. or cond. $1,500. 721-5054 AAAAAA Antiques, used furn., GARAGE SALE KIT toddlers. Fri., Jul. 10, 12-4. 20% off w/this ad 251 -0583 wood, oval shape, 6 chairs & Furniture, Gifts & Baskets. best offer 679-5664 estates, contents of homes, WHEN YOU PLACE Push toys, blocks, bikes, etc. COMPUTER SOLUTIONS pads. Good cond. $350. STORAGE SHEDS etc. 888-8377/264-6458. All under $5. Call 566-6639 Great Savings & Selections LAWN MOWERS YOUR GARAGE SALE AD Training, Installations GRILL Lawn Boy self-propelled 21" ALL LIONEL TRAINS 1-800-660-4237 Support, WordPerfect, Lotus DINING ROOM SET MORGANVILLE Sunbeam, propane. Auto. The Wicker Basket $50. Huffy power mower $50. Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal, D E A D L I N E FoxPro, Etc. Call 536-1670 Exc. cond. Call 536-5892 Ital. prov. table w/6 chairs, Rt 34 colts Neck 462-8855 Sears self-propelled 21” $100. price no object. 946-2893 MONDAY, 1:00PM MOVING SALE server & china closet. 3 gold Manual $25. 247-0543 ANY OLD ORIENTAL RUGS COMPUTERS WASHER/DRYER - Whirlpool.! leaf tables & 2 pc. Fr. prov. Attention Yard Sellers 39 Regina Rd. (off Tennent Top of line. 8yrs. old, like I 048 General & Paisley shawls. Any size or • Consulting • Support sectional couch. Dinnerware condition. 1-800-221-5119 Tabernacle Baptist Church is Rd.) Sat. & Sun., Jul. 11 & new. Moving must sell. Asking] serv. for 8. 583-1978 Merchandise POOL 12, 9-6. Everything must go! • Training.... DOS, Lotus, Word­ $350. Call (908) 545-7085 \ Above ground w/new filter. AVOID Garage Sale Hassles. preparing for our annual vaca­ Perfect & MORE!!! Private & tion bible school & we need Sofa, ref rig., mattresses, DINING ROOM SET AIRLINE TICKET- 1 way to You remove, it’s FR EE. Call Marilyn buys knick knacks, household goods, toys, rac small groups (4 people max.). WASHER/DRYER I (212) 640-5455. furniture & antiques. 257-9107 your left over toys & stuffed Call 238-7384 Table, 7 chairs, breakfront & Salt Lake City. Must be used animals for prizes. To donate coon coat, assorted clothing. Kenmore portable w/stacking buffet. Walnut. Contemporary. by Sept. 12. $150. or best RECO RDS - 12 Beatles BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR call Judy 525-9768______EXPERT MATH & SPANISH stand. $500. 591-2977 Exc. Cond. Call 390-5949. offer. 462-8584 record $100., 550 Rock & SALE! We Buy & Sel.. OLD BRIDGE Math teacher available for All Roll, LP’s $350.; (150) 45’s 24 Broad St Keyport E. BRUNSWICK 12 Ridge Crt. levels of math instruction. 1970’s $75.; 100 Disco Lp’s & Call Lil 264-0777 or 264-8615 (off Farms Road Cir.) 7/11; 10 Everly St. (off Cindy St.). Call evenings 446-1669 12 inchers $50., 251-3440 9-3pm. Household/toys Sun., 7/12, 9-1. Clothes, baby CASH FOR BOOKS items, toys, odds & ends, etc. FREEHOLD TUTORING EAST BRUNSWICK CEN TER Specializing In: REFRIG, A/C., Stove, Dryer, OLD MAGAZINES 536-0850 Dishwasher, T.V., Hosp. bed, 51 Corona Rd. (off Ryders OLD BRIDGE Learning/Attention Disorders F a m i l y lift chair, wheel chair, Anders­ CASH for USED CAMERAS La;) Sat., Jul. 11, 9am-3pm. Reading Math SATs en 6 ft. patio door. 462-2550. 13 Bruce St (off Grace Dr) & all photo equip. New or old. Rain or shine. Study skills REFRIGERATOR, 22.2 cu. ft. 1 pc. or whole studio. No Po­ Sat July 11, 9-3. Over 1,000 $200. Dishwasher $150. Win­ laroid or movie. 442-6141 EAST BRUNSWICK VCR tapes, old & new. 308-0222 P o r t r a i t s dow air conditioner 9,500 TOOLS, TVs & VCRs FRENCH TEACHER - Tutor­ BTU, new $225. 679-9283 MOVING SALE OLD BRIDGE ing for H.S. credit or at any The Perfect Gift SOFA, Wing Back Chair, Cof­ & MUCH MORE 14 Greenbrae Ct( off Rolling 15 Sycamore Dr. (off South- level. Call 462-4211 Call anytime 615-9153 fee Table, End Table, 48” Rd & Rues La) July 11 & 12, wood Dr.). Sat., & Sun., 7/11 HIGH SCHOOL Supervisor C reated in Oils round Kitchen Table. Best WANTED Good Working used 8am-3pm. Furniture, antiques, & 12, 10-3. Cribs, toys, com­ offers Math/SAT tutoring. offers. Call 446-3823 appliances, refrigerators etc.. electronics, clothes, toys, puter equip., books, etc. Freehold area. 431-8333 til 10 o r P a s t e l s furn. Will pickup. 308-0422 bikes. Loads of tools. OLD BRIDGE- 6 Surrey Dr. HUNTINGTON • Birthdays SOLOFLEX EDISON WANTED TO BUY (Ticetown Rd., right on Hig­ LEARNING CENTER • Anniversaries gins to Surrey) Thu. & Fri., All attachments $500. Tread­ Furniture, Paintings, Glass­ mill $99. 29 gal. aquarium w/ MOVING Jul. 9 & 10, 9am-2pm. Individual tutoring in Reading, „ All Special ware, Statues, Vases, Oriental Study Skills, Writing, Phonics, oak finish base $50. Good Rugs, etc. Over 40 yrs. old. 17 Holly PI. Sat., 7/11, 9-4. SAYREVILLE Occasions cond. Call 363-6026 Something for everyone!! Spelling, Math and SAT prep. Any quantity; complete 44 Creamer Dr. July 10 & 11 Certified teachers. Call Pet Portraits TV 45” MITSUBISHI estates purchased. FREEHOLD BORO- Multi 9-2. Clothing, toys, misc. Freehold Middletown Col. Bob Randolph Auctioneer family yard sale. Schiverea 431-5400 671-0200 Stereo, oak finish w/hideaway Call any time, (908) 308-3335 doors, under warr., exc. cond. Ave. (off Rt. 79, past Boro SOUTH RIVER Member NJ & Nat. Auct. H.S.,). Jul. 10 & 11, 8-2. INDIVIDUAL Tutoring in Asking $1,800. 525-8421 Assn. 56 Hillside Ave. (off Main St.) Reading, Math, SAT & Span­ Artist WEIDER BENCH & Save this ad. You may need FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP July 11, 12. 8am-5pm. Furni­ ish by Cert. Teacher 431-3738 WEIGHTS-310 lb bars inc. me in the future. 307 Georgia Rd. (off Jackson ture & household items. MATH Tutor-College teacher. 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728*908 462-1020 $250. Excel, cond. 738-4506 Mills Rd.) Sat., Jul. 11, 8-5. All levels-SAT-quality lessons! WEIGHT BENCH - Adjustable Collectables, furn., glassware, SOUTH RIVER E, Brunswick Area. 238-3042 books, knick knacks & more! & 150lbs. weights & bar $75. ALWAYS BUYING 86 Johnson PI. (off Old Bridge READING & MATH TUTOR or best offer 679-5664 Antiques, older furniture, FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Tpke.) Fri., Jul. 10, 8-2. Auto­ Levels K-9^ SAT Prep. toys, artwork, motive, household, nice cloth­ Licensed Teacher. 679-3616 MOVING SALE ing. Low prices. 048a Gifts & Crafts 141 Derby Dr. (off Stonehurst S.A.T. & P.S.A.T H ouse Portraits or entire estate Blvd.) Sat., Jul. 11, 9-3. SOUTH RIVER purchased or Individual & group instruction. Call early for FREEHOLD TWP. 9 Clinton St. (off George St.) Average score increase Holiday Gift SUMMER CRAFT 97 Wellington Rd. 7/10, 7/11 July 10-11. 9am-4pm. Crib, 150-300. Instruction in both & 7/12; 9-4pm. Moving sale. kitchen table, household math & verbal for same price. Giving SHOW & SALE Raritan Bay Furniture & collectibles. items, small appliances & FREE INTERVIEW EVERYTHING MUST GO! clothes. Rain or shine. Enrol in July for special rate. The Perfect Gift Handmade, Handcrafted Auction services Items Only Bob Mccook, Auctioneer FREEHOLD-93 Barkalow Ave. George Fliegel Tutoring Saturday, July 11, 9-4 at Sat. July 11, 8:30am-5:00pm. Call 972-0769 for information. Created in Oils St. Thomas the Apostle 908-264-6532 Baby clothing, playpen, high 063 Instruction S.A.T. Verbal, Reading Spe­ or Watercolors. School Auditorium or chair, port-a-crib. cialist, Special Ed Specialist, Directly off Rt. 18 South HAZLET - 22 Bucknell Dr.(off English all levels, Math. Rea­ ■ Birthdays Old Bridge 1-800-300-4870 Fleetwood Dr.) 7/11; 9-4pm. GUITAR INSTRUCTION sonable. Call Sue 257-2777 Spaces available Lots of toys & furniture Private lessons in your home, SPANISH/FRENCH - Biology ■ Anniversaries Call 536-8826 exper. professional. 566-0188 050 Musical HOWELL- 18 Alden Terr. science. Lie. Free phone • All Special PIANO & ORGAN LESSONS homework service. 591 -0732 Occasions 048b Infants/ Instruments MOVING SALE State certified, Julliard trained. TOTAL Certified Teacher Juvenile Items 15 yrs. experience 264-1093 MATH-SCIENCE 17 YEARS BASS (off Friendship Rd.) Sat., Jul Bio/Chem/Physics/SAT Used upright wood. 11, 9-2. Everything must go. PIANO LESSONS Your home. 780-4428 ACTIVITY GYM-LITTLE Call 254-8513 TIKES 521/4 x 52Va x 48H. Beg i n ner-Ad vanced '7 ^ 'V r v f e t , Artist Good condition. $100. Call MANALAPAN Classical, Jazz, Popular TUTORING after 6pm 888-2792. GUITAR 1 Jamestown Rd. (off Gor­ Jospeh Sovathy 264-3335 K-12. Certified. 257-1082 Gibson Les Paul, custom w/ dons Cor. Rd.). Fri., 7/10, 9-3. PIANO LESSONS in your 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728 *908 462-1020 Toys, clothes, furn., baby Classified W orks case. White. 3 years old. Mint home. Conservatory trained. Classified W orks cond. Asking $850. 780-2829 items & misc. All levels. Call 583-7730 4 JULY 8-JULY 14,1992, POWER PACKAGE Greater Media Newspapers

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i APPLIANCE REPAIR ASPHALT/CONCRETE/PAVING UILDING & REM ODELING I..: . ^ w CONSUMER APPLIANCES KEYPORT A. SMITH & SONS RICH’S EXCAVATING HOME NEW & USED APPLIANCES PAVING CO. • Colored Stone Driveways KITCHENS • Air/Heat R.R. Hogrefe & Son • fill Dirt • Top Soil IMPROVEMENT DRIVEWAYS: • Appliance Repair SALES SERVICE & PARTS • RR Ties • Grading • Kitchens * New • Sewer & Septic Systems & • Asphalt/Concrete Paving * Resurfaced • Bathrooms 409-1010 409-1030 • Backhoe/Dozer Work • W in d o w s • Building/Remodeling * Seal Coating • Masonry • D ecks BATHS * Stone • Brick Pavers • Carpet Care FREE SERVICE CALL WITH REPAIR OF • Painting RR TIES INSTALLED ♦We'll fix their mistakes* • Cleaning Services APPLIANCES • GAS GRILLS • AIR CONDITIONERS BACKHOE 8 TRUCK RENTAL • Wallpapering • Closet Remodeling SQflOO 739-1856 Reasonable Rates Serving Monmouth & 671-0243 613-5006 • Decorating Services O U Value with this ad Middlesex Over 20 Years Free Estimate Fully Insured 739-8853 • Electrical • Exterminators • Fencing J.M.GENERAL METHNER HOME STANLEY DAVE B&S • Floors/Floor Care CONTRACTORS IMPROVEMENTS ASPHALT PIZZI • Garage Doors ASPHALT PAVING • Asphalt Driveways “Serving E. Brunswick MASON Area for 41 Y ears” • Handy Persons Home Driveways • Driveways • Parking Lots • S te p s DANE CUSTOM CONTRACTOR • Sidewalks • Custom Homes • Kitchens/Baths Small Parking Lots (New or Resurfaced) • Additons/Dormers CARPENTRY INC. • Patios • Driveway Stone (Installed) • Garages & Basements Resurfaced & • Sidewalks • P a tio s • D eck s • Lawn Care/Landscaping • Top Soil & Fill Dirt • Roofing & Siding • Painting/Wallpapering W eather Sealing • Foundations • Retaining Walls • Decks/Sunroom • A d d itio n s • Steps • Red Stone • Delaware Gravel • Brick Paving • Kitchens/Baths • Basements • Plumbing Serving Middlesex & • Brick Veneer (Delivered) • Windows & Doors • Patio Doors Monmouth Co. over 30 years. • Brick Paving • French Drains • Carpentry/Sheds • W in d o w s • Pool Care Serving Monmouth/Middlesex Areas 495-5228 Member of the FREE ESTIMATES • Roofing/Siding/Gutters/Windows 787-5184 Since 1970 Better Business Bureau 251-2667 Free Estimates Fully Insured 4 4 6 - 5 9 2 1 • Special Services Open Sat. & Sun. Fully Insured 521*2123«566*7148 Free Estimates 254-2651 Fully Insured

DIR HEATINGS Fully Insured COL-AIR JOHN CIAGLIA MASONRY CENTURY CEASER’S Free Estim ates Heating & Cooling AIR CONDITIONING Sales ☆ Service ☆ MASON • Brickwork • Patios PAVING G e n e r a l 24 Hr. Emergency Service • Brickwork • Fireplaces * INSTALLTION * • Steps • Sidewalks Contractors Service all makes & models • Steps • Brick Pavers All Work 2 4 H R . • Stonework • Oil or g as cleanings Guaranteed * BLOCK BRICK EMERGENCY SERVICE • Concrete/Stonework • Retaining • Check ups • Driveways Maintenance Free Walls n STEPS • Installation of all A/C TUNE UP • Belgian Block Curbs heating equipment $35Br • Foundations No Driveways * DRIVEWAYS • Clock therm ostats 30 Yrs. Exp. Too Big or Small ALL MAKES & MODELS • FULLY INSURED * PATIOS • Humidifiers Install-Rife Residential & Commercial • FREE ESTIMATES 10% * SIDEWALKS 290-8053 McMullen Construction 9 0 5 -1 7 1 8 1-800-287-5213 Senior Citizen Discount 409-3477 566-8861 671-7772 Fully Ins. Free Est. 6 5 1 -8 2 6 9 Freehold Serving area 13 years Fully Insured Free Estimates S 4 2 - S 0 4 4 370-0120 Matawan Middletown

A/C PETROW MORRISSEY MANALAPAN O u r Heating & Air Conditioning A & S PAVING R efrigeration SEAL COATING S i n c e 1 9 6 0 PAVING B u s in e s s R e p a i r • Driveways S pecializing in Q uality • Parking Lots * Blacktop Driveways SUMMER • Driveways • Residential * Dirt Work & • Roofing Siding A/C START-UP & Commercial • Parking Lots Add-Levels * Dozer * Backhoe Work • Additions SPECIAL $50 Hand Applied with Brush • Sealing • Kitchens Renovations * Stump Removals S e r v ic e SALES • SERVICE TREE ESTIMATES* • All American Crew • Seam less Gutters Windows INSTALLATION 10 years experience * Stone * Dirt Delivery • Dormers • Decks J) Free Estimates!! B r in g s Marlboro Matawan East Brunswick MAINTENANCE Residential • Commercial 888-9324 536-3137 780-8821 566-1916 238-6411 367-2767 938-6561919-0975 5 2 1 -5 0 2 1 Residential & Commercial R e s u lts ! Fully Insured Lie. #11654 Free Estim ates

J.P.C. MCKE0N BROS. AFFORDABLE A ir Conditioning OUR G. Nicholas Paving PAVING m STONES O u r Refrigeration & H e a t in g PAVING DUSINESS Residential/Commercial * Free Estimates Asphalt Durable, Colorful, Beautiful * Will Beat Any ALL TYPES OF PAVING Interlocking Concrete Paving Stones B u s in e s s & Written Estimate 0 Concrete • Driveways • Complete Paving Interlocking Pavers • Walks • Driveways * $25°° Service Call • Resurfacing Old Driveways • Pool Areas • Patios S e r v ic e • Belgian Block Work • R R Tie LOW LOW PRICES SERVICE Driveways & Commercial BY After 5 pm weekdays & • ALL WORK GUARANTEED * Perfect Paving Co. all day Saturday & Sunday FREE ESTIMATES Free Estimates DRIN6S Design & Installation of B r in g s Scott FULLY INSURED 888-7791 RESULTS 842-6868 Pavers & Bluestone Insured Licensed 727-9076 431-8161 Experience 780-0806 R e s u lts ! FROST ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION CALL • Mobile Homes Residential • Commercial • G as & Oil Heat PARKING LOTS • Hi Efficiency Furnaces Fully Insured • Bonded • Air Conditioners 1 - 8 0 0 • Air Cleaners PROTECTIVE PAVING • Attic Fans • Humidifiers AND SEAL COATING 24 Hour Service OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE 6 6 0 - 4 Lowest Prices Free Estimates SERVING MIDDLESEX COUNTY 264-1936 671-8777 Free Estimates 828-4177 H a z le t ADS 6 JULY 8-JULY14.1992, POWER PACKAGE Greater Media newspapers

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VINYL WINDOWS* AFFORDABLE J . LeCour LIKE NEW FRANZA R&K C a r p e t s * Wood Sash Removal HOME CARPET CARE $165.00 Installed CONSTRUCTION BUILDERS (ZoMAtWCtiOH H a v e y o u r N e e d IMPROVEMENT carpets or • Metal Removal D e c k s Inc. 1 Finished Basements Prices To Fit Your Budget Fine Quality Builders upholstery C l e a n i n g ? $199.00 Installed D r y w a ll General Contracting Professional Service professionally S P E C I A L Acoustic Ceilings • A D D I T I O N S Complete Reference List ST E A M *VINYL SIDING* VINYL SIDING Alt Work Guaranteed C h e c k o u r S id in g • R E M O D E L I N G C L E A N E D BY $180.00 Installed All Phases of • Custom Homes • Roofing , Replacement *4,600 •CUSTOM WORK D u s i n e s s (per 100 sq . ft.) Residential Remodeling • H O M E S • D E C K S • Additions • Siding W i n d o w s 2,600 SQ.FT. • Decks I Deck Repairs LIKE NEW and Construction •BASEMENTS STEAM CLEANING 721-0250 • ROOFING'PAINTING • Complete Renovations > 6 S e r v i c e 613-8852 Kenneth L. Reynolds • DECKS Fully Ins. Free Est. Fully Insured 4 4 6 -4 7 0 1 7 3 9 - 1 7 6 3 f 251-4868 P a g e s 28 yrs. Experience Free Estim ates 681-3747 7 8 0 -1 6 3 3 Free Estimates Insured Free Estimates « C all fo r Free Estim ate. CLEANING SERVICES

M U Z I 0 3 F * Robert Thom as ^ t a p l e t m t WINDOW HOME & OFFICE DECKS A ssociates, liu. • Bathrooms TNT Family Cleaning Service CLEANING PAINTING CO.. IMPROVEMENTS R e m o d e le d - HOME IMPROVEMENTS 16’x20’ $2 ,2 0 0 . by All American Inc. • Acoustical Ceilings • Basements Custom Decks • Siding • Windows We Specialize In Home Cleaning Prompt, Friendly • Drywall & Taping F in ish ed f • Additions • Add-A-Levels Additons Treated Lumber • H ouses * W eek'y Reliable Service • Decks & Windows • C on d o s * B i-M onthly • Kitchens • Decks • Patio/Entry < Roofing/Siding Carpentry-All Types Residential/Commercial • Painting (interior, exterior) • T ow nhouses • M onthly • Bathrooms •Dormers D o o rs Windows/Doors • C arp e t C leaning ‘ W indow s ★ WINDOWS - Bow, • M asonry • W in d o w s • feonded and Insured Bay & Picture 20 Yrs. Experience “The last contractor Painting & Paper ★ SLIDERS (patios, brick work) Call Alan Disbrow MSTJULl: »•*♦, Aftk f* > > Fully Insured Home Improvements you will ever need” H a n g i n g ★ SKY LIGHTS Free Estimaes • Carpentry Setters I leaders 583-9075 ★ SCREENS Bob Aiquisto 3 9 0 - 7 8 6 5 9 0 5 - 9 0 2 5 Very Reasonable Rates! E 908-787-7684 4 9 5 - 3 4 0 3 2 5 1 - 1 5 1 9 * $10.00 Off 1st & 2nd* 4 6 2 -8 6 4 7 24 Hour Emergency Service Cleaning With This Ad Free Estimates ! Lie. # 2 1 4 4 9 2 8 - 2 3 3 7 F ree E st. Jim Stapleton Insured Free Estimates. " ' ” r ANCHOR CONSTRUCTION REMODELING DENNIS J. COYLE CUSTOM JOHN'S WINDOW' UNLIMITED General CONTRACTORS OUR CLEANING SERVICE • A d d itio n s C o n tra c to r • D e ck s • wall Units • Baths • D e c k s Est. 1 9 7 8 577-9140 FIXUP • Additions • Decks • Kitchens BUSINESS ZitOMUi • B a s e m e n ts Building & • B athroo m s • Custom Carpentry Our Specialty is • R o o fin g • Remodeling R e m o d e l i n g • P a in tin g & RESIDENTIAL including: FOR • Kitchens • Add-Levels • A cou stical ■ ADDITIONS S h e e tro ck • M irrors • Glass ■ CUSTOM BUILT wall coverings SERVICE • Interior Skylights *. • Dormers • Renovations Drop Ceilings HOMES SUMMER! • S id in g • W in d o w s ■ ALTERATIONS 254-3131 • CARPENTRY/ BRINGS 363-3108 ^\238-9486 Free Estimates • Fully Insured • References MASONRY Folly 363-4249 l _ t Insured b k f w M Free Estimates RESULTS 9 4 6 -4 1 1 9 2 3 8 - 3 6 9 0 Commercial & Residential CLOSET REMODELING MIKE KOVACS HOME K I N G ’S M &R REUTTER IMPROVEMENT CLOSETS REMODELING CO., INC. C a l l “N ot the oldest, not the newest, B.C ■•CONTRACTING CLOSET Alterations ★ Remodeling "to* but....one of the best.” Established 1975 We’ve Been Around A Long Time ORGANIZING All Types of Carpentry R o o f i n g Interior/Exterior You deserve 1 - 8 0 0 • Kitchens • Baths Additions • Decks Kitchens Extensions more space! • Rec Rooms • Attics FREE ESTIMATES • Replacement • Doors Baths Decks 1 K i t c h e n s • Bathroom s REASONABLE RATES 6 6 0 - 4 Windows • Paneling Specializing In: SCOTT KING • Ceilings • Locks 1 G a r a g e s 1 Basem ents Andersen Windows 787-8672 • T i l e s Repairs of any size Servicing Area 20 Years 671-2787 972-6810 905-8420 H CLOSET ADS Free Estimates-No Job Too Big or Small 4 3 1 -1 1 8 2 Fully Insured M il M A ID ’ m m 1111 _ J B i CALLTODAY FOR W A FREE ESTIM ATE DEE DEE INC. D . R I Z Z I E (908) 566-3238| Creative Designers & Builders S 536-6353 ELECTRIC INC BUILDERS License #8977A commercial/residential Custom Decks VC • G a z e b o s • Kitchens/Baths Complete Renovations You won’t be shocked • Sun Rooms • Additions ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR! by our prices!! • Patios (Lockstone) • Landscaping _ D E C K S Residential/Commercial • Driveways • Handicapped Needs I Alterations ■ Additions ■ New Hom es > Burgler Alarms • C u r b i n g s • Basements . • Landscape Lighting Kitchens ■ Baths ■ W indows ■ Doors Lighting-ln & Outdoors., • Recessed & Trac Lighting • Thermal W indows & Doors Skylights ■ Basements • No Job Too Small • Drainage System s " Serving Central Jersey over 17 years Service Upgrades & Spas {Additions •Alterations •'Baths •Kitchens • Decks• Skylights, | • Retaining W alls 1 0 % Aluminum/Vinyl Siding • Fireplaces * Concrete •Doors ^ FREE ESTIMATES • References • Insured • Free Estim ates Ceiling & Attic Fans Discount with ad Windows • Porches • Basements • Painting • Papering 679-4040 ^ 5 2 5 -7 7 8 6 INSTALLED BY LICENSEE V H FULLY INSURED License # 9 4 2 5 739-8797

BEACON (Zudfom ‘Suddens F l o o r s ... p m w n CONTRACTING 19 Years Experience Residential Commercial TECH COMPLETE HOME REMODELING -since id t t - , L ■ R b o f 5 w '* « 6 ^ FI Ff-TRir CORP. • Kitchens • Bathrooms • Residential * Commercial • Industrial * • Basements • Drop Ceilings O u r a - B i l t 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE • Painting • Decks • AB Stnctuil Repair* • B*iUie;< Jacked k Leveled • Windows • Doors •Sills Replaced • Fouditioii Repaired 6 7 1 - 4 1 5 0 ~No Jab Too Smair • lie cc t Deaaaf* Repaired • FREE laepectlM Free Estim ates Carpentry Work Free Estimates 1 (8 0 0 ) 8 7 5 -4 8 7 5 ^W e Pride Ourselves in Quality Work^ m 251-0111 estimates "» 9 7 2 - 8 8 4 5 Folly Insured 349-2001 N.J. Lie. #11365 N.Y. Lie. #10473

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CERAM IC TILE THE BROTHERS W ALTER AYERS WAYNE’S B uild It! Fix It! LAW N & LANDSCAPING LAWN SERVICE Specializing in Complete C omplete Lawn Maintenance For Complete Lawn TREE SERVICE, INC. IMPROVE IT! Today! BATHROOM REMODELING SPRING SPECIAL. & Landscape Maintenance TREE & SHRUB • Permanent Repair of Rotting s2 5 / c u t • M ow ing up to 3/4 acre or Loose Tiles in Shower Area • Fertilizing Programs SPRAYING • Complete Fertilizer Programs • LandscaoiRQ SPECIALIZING IN c a l l o u r • Shower Doors • Vanities • Tree Pruning, Planting, INSECT & DISEASE CONTROL • M i r r o r s ' C a r p e n t r y R e m o v a l • Clean-ups • Tree Removal & more SATISFACTION GUARANTEED • Plum bing Lie. #3313 • Stone, M uich. RR Ties B usiness + Service • R e v ita liz a tio n o f CMd •Trimming/Pruning Protect your family | landscaping from Lyme Disease I 4 6 2 -7 8 1 5 • C le a n u p s We Spray for I advertisers Fully Insured Free Estim ates Free Fstimates 780-8843 431-0888 O ver 25 Years Experience 462-6033 “The Local» Reliable Service" JLI 8 JULY 8-JULY 14. 1992. POWER PACKAGE LAWN CARE/LANDSCAPING PAINTING/WALLPAPERING PAINTING/WALLPAPERING PAINTING/WALLPAPERING

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What Landscape Company gives Don’t Replace BOB HOEGLER a FULL 2 year Guarantee PRO PAINTING that Old on all planted Trees & Shrubs? PLUMBING Faucet Commercial Residential. Industrial Aluminum Repair & Installation Monmouth Lawn & Landscape Inc. Siding Leaking? will do ju st that. EAGLE > POWER WASHING INTERIOR • EXTERIOR Emergency Service That's right, we w ill plant any size tree + shrub & Guarantee • INTERIOR/EXTERIOR “REFINISH Specializing in: No Jo b I o c Smart th e m t o r 2 f u ll y rs . PAINTING ■ PROTECTIVE COATINGS Find a • Custom & Standard A one year guarantee is just not enough tim e to insure that your Interior •SAND/WATERBLASTING TH A T OLD N J Lie # > 5 7 6 new trees & plants have taken to their new home Exterior • WALL COVERING REMOVAL Painting ALUMINUM • Staining Plumber in Call Today For a Free Estimate Power W ashing -WALL REFINISHING • Powerwashing We also do General Carpentry •SHEETROCKING/REPAIR SIDING” • Deck Bleaching Our Business • Brick Walks & Patios • Stone Walls • RR ties FREE FULLY • BRUSH ROLL AIRLESS SPRAY ESTIMATES INSURED EXTERIOR PAINTING /Preserving ‘ • Sod • Mulch - Trimming •TEXTURED CEILINGS/REPAIR & Service Revitalizing of Old Landscapes 6 7 1 - 9 1 5 0 494-3561 360-1546 22 y e a rs in b u s in e s s all plants or We make siding look like new Directory subject 26 Yrs. Exp. Free 446-7430 to— avail. 3 6 7 - 6 4 4 6 Estimates

T H E Build It! W A L L SPRINKLER SYSTEMS IBiffi PROFESSIONAL Improve It! PAPER HANGING B U S Y B ’s 4 0 9 - 3 8 6 8 DOCTOR 5 STAR RATING C u s t o m FREE 1s t Y ear “Systems To Fix It Today! ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ In te rio r P ainting Custom Paper Hanging Winterization Meet Any Budget" EHOTQ PORTFOLIO AVAILABLE E xterior P ainting By Tax M illar H U N T E R * - | S * Call our Business & UI*y>IM -FREE ESTIMATES- Wallpaper Kamova! • Installation & Maintenance of Commercial & • R esidential P a in tin g Residential Lawn Systems • W allpaper Rem oval ■ P opcorn C eilings Service Advertisers y » No Damage To Existing Lawns W ritten Guarantee • On Tim e ...... • Free Estim ates 5 3 6 - 9 4 5 1 • All Systems Backed By Written 2 Year Guarantee • AT YOUR CONVENIENCE ■ F u lly Insured serving Monmouth County • Fully Insured Free Estimates for over 20 years 1-800-660-4-ADS ■.-ir - " " ■■■■ - t r 938-5769 2 3 8 -5 5 5 3 free estimates PAINTING NEED WALLPAPER? 1 C* K & M POOLS 59 Exterior/Interior D iv. o f Ken-Chel Corp. "FANTASTIC" "FABULOUS" 5 L U * ‘o Affordable Prices A&E I SA.LES-SERVICES r l/V Call us - You'll be glad you did because E (IN A CLASS BY IT S E L F )^ E . POWERWASHING Repair • WE ARE EXPERIENCED INTERIOR o Z « S 5 a POOL & SPA Specializing In: “ CL ■ L iner R eplacem ent DECORATORS AND WALLPAPER ® >• WALLPAPERING Professional Lawn Care COORDINATORS S p e c i a l i s t SERVICE & •SHOP AT HOME SERVICE OUR V S fr ■ S _ § 3 > Q u a lity Installations Seasonal Maintenance SPECIALTY A# $1 0 . 00 & up ■ Inground & Above SUPPLIES s ] ^ UJ .5 ~ Per single Roll •LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN. WE WILL ■ A ffodable Prices Lawn Renovations NOT BE UNDERSOLD • Quality Service Tree & Shrub Spraying • LARGE SELECTION OF LATEST DESIGNS iW yj “■ S ° “Satisfaction Guaranteed” ■ O penings-C losings I • Low Prices Personalized Service INTERIORS UNLIMITED CC John 545-0516 C A L L K E N Ivan 846-9893 780-2717 928-0717 Laura Bursey 446-6588 Free Estimates 679-3276 264-0022

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John Cherry 290-9086 972-1826 Rick Smith rates. Free est. 671-0121 Call John 251-0893 small, we do it all. 257-6261 J & A CLEANING CO. Reasonable 723-2800 Call 363-3356 Affordable Ceramic Tile T.P. CARPENTRY We meet all your individual CEILING FANS, lights, plugs SEAM LESS GUTTERS Installed at $2.75sq. ft. & up. 076 Domestic cleaning needs. Dusting, vac­ TIRED? installed from $40. Quality work. Lic#9176. 840-1240 Installed or Dropped Off Additions, decks, garages Free est. 536-1005, 390-8233 uuming, windows, bathrooms, No job too small. Experienced by 3L Alluminium 071 Building alterations. Call 542-3122 Services ALL TYPES of Ceramic Tile- kit., refrig. & oven cleaning. women with references will DEPENDABLE Electric Co. 446-9027 or 928-0216 & Remodeling Complete Bathrms, Kit., Foy­ We launder linens, errands clean your home/office/move- Lie. 5151. Complete service. C H A R G E ers. Ron Sturman 255-1388 etc. New construction clean­ ins/move-outs & party clean­ Free Estimates. 738-7070 080a Handyman ALL Purpose Contracting Co. Y O U R A D ! ! up, move-in, move out, office 073 Carpet Cleaning CERAMIC Tiling, Specializing up. Evenings and weekends. JB S Electric Ceiling Fans GENERAL CONTRACTOR cleaning, party clean up. Call 251-9487 S e r v ic e s Fully Insured. Free Estimates. in bathrooms. Repair old or in­ Daily, weekly, monthly. In­ From $40. Free est. Insured. stall new. Lowest prices. Call 721-9283 AVT CARPET CLEANERS sured & bonded. 899-9999 WINDOW CLEANING Lie. #11363. Call 888-8298 ALL AMERICAN HANDYMAN (A Velvet Touch) $10. a room. Call Perry 928-4427 N o w y o u DECKS DECKS DECKS LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER A.C. CLEANING COMPANY Quality work. W/reference. Whole house $98. 985-3939 can run an ad and Reasonable rates. JRM ELECTRIC Free estimates. Bill 495-4692 Our specialty for over 12 & Nanny. Polish/English FINEST Carpet/Upholstery Call 363-5845 years. Call for a free 19 page CERAMIC C H A R G E I T ! speaking. Top local refer­ Free Estimates ALL AROUND HANDYMAN picture brochure & estimate. Prespot/Clean/Deodorize ences. Prefers to work in East Bonded & Insured TILE NJ License 9944. 525-9770 All Types of TC Carpentry 549-6396 2 rooms-$24.95. 787-26^8 Brunswick area. 254-3879 Home Repairs/Improvements ROOM SHAMPOO/STEAM INSTALLATIONS 076a Contractors LU K IE Electrical Inc. 15 Yrs Exp. 431-3981 Use your VISA MIRACLE MAIDS ED LARSEN $15. Sofa/loveseat $39.99. Foyers • Kitchens • Baths NJ Lie. 9324 or M ASTER CARD WILL CLEAN YOUR HOME Nights & Weekends 721-6449 Total Renovations Satisfaction guar. 495-7009 ALSO ELM PAINTING ALL JOBS Decks, Siding, Rooting to pay or your LIKE IT WAS THEIR OWN! UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC Cont. Professional cleaning Carpentry, painting, bath­ ______566-3314______BATHROOM REMODELING Classified Ad General contracting, power Insured & Licensed 8478 074 Carpet Install/ Fully insured. Reasonable washing. Inter./Exter. painting, rooms & kitchens. 238-2257 Satisfaction guaranteed NO JOB TOO SMALL S.L. CONSTRUCTION Repair/Sale alterations, repairs, windows & 24 HR. SERVICE. 283-2682 Bob Strugala Available days, evenings & doors. Free est. Ins. 972-9110 COMPANY INC. Saturdays. Call 495-3911 ALL JOBS A.J CARPET DESIGNS t /a 1-800-660-4237 Large or small. Painting, car­ NO JOB TOO SMALL NEED A CLEANING LADY? FREE ESTIMATES Instllations, Repairs, Relay EUROPEAN LADY - If you’re 077 Drywall/ 079c Floor Finishing pentry, etc. Reasonable rates. Sayreville Tile Co. References available. Call Yaacov, 390-1945 STUART 431-0215 Restretches, Sales. 308-9860 tired & unhappy of other 613-1132 Plaster/Sheetrock 462-0029 or cleaning service. 651-8630 AROUND THE HOUSE SIMPLY DECKS CARPET REPAIRS FLOORS WAXED - Scraping, 254-0029 EXPERIENCED POLISH DRYWALL Any size job. shampoo. MAke old floors Remodeling • Repairs All Shapes & Sizes SAME DAY SERVICE girl will clean your house once Your ad can be here Repairs. Free estimate. look like new. 30yrs. experi­ Call (908) 360-2648 Call Anytime 679-6031 29 years Exp. R e f's . a week. Call 442-9580 Call 308-9614 ence. Guaranteed. 222-8935 Call Rich 294-0631 1 0 JULY 8-JULY 14,1992, POWER PACKAGE Greater Media Newspapers

080a Handyman 0 8 0 b H o m e 081 Lawn Car e l 086 Painting 086 Painting 083 Masonry/Paving 089 Plumbing 091 Roofing/Siding S e r v ic e s Improvements Landscaping Wallpapering Wallpapering ASCH ROOFING and SIDING C & C CONSTRUCTION LAW N MAINTENANCE ALL TYPES MASON WORK- NEIGHBOR & SON ANDREW GIGANTE DON’T DESPAIR! Patios.Steps.Fireplaces, Etc. BETTY GASTON •Seamless Gutters .Repairs I DO C-O REPAIRS 15yrs. exper. Renovations, LANDSCAPING Painting & Paperhanging Interior/Exterior Painting Plumbing & Heating Fully Insured. Free Estimates. 536-2613 or 1-800-400-2613 FREE Estimates. Insured. Wally & Paperhanging. 747-3845 painting & carpentry 583-0554 additions & repairs. 291-3818 583-6481 or 360-9617 Residential/Commercial 238-4463 or 257-6965 H&S HANDYMAN SERVICE CONCRETE - Driveways, LAWNS CUT - Small lawns NEAT & CLEAN NU-W AY PAINTING 721-4755 Llc.4861 CARLIN ROOFING sidewalks, patios. Demolition, OK, trees & bushes; trimmed B & C MASONRY Construction. Roofs, vinyl sid­ Rent-A-Husband 583-8837 Interior & Exterior 583-0064 CLEAN-UP SPECIAL $85. backhoe, dump truck work, lot or removed. Call 446-3196 Brick, foundations, fireplaces, BACSOKA ing, gutters, leaders, all re­ clearing. Call 634-6619 CECERE PAINTING A room. Powerwashing, Deck pairs. Free estimates, insured MANOR LANDSCAPING steps. Free est. 566-0008 Plumbing & Heating HANDYMAN Wallpapering & Powerwashing treatments. Fully insured. Call (908)458-5619 Lawn maintenance, rock, sod CUSTOM MASONRY Ted (908)530-7343 Complete kitchen/bath remod­ ALL JOBS 727-7136 DECKS seed, trees & shrubs, mulch Fully insured Free estimates CENTURY ROOFING 20 years experience. Call (908) 583-0381 eling. Water Heaters. Sewer & HANDYMAN AND PICK-UP grading. Free estimates. No PAINTING Drain Cleaning. Reasonable We’re Rated #1! Leak special­ At Builders Prices job too small. 246-4756 All phases performed. Hauling. Will clean gutters, nterior/Exterior - Wallpaper /ates. Free Estimates. ist, gutter cleaning. garages, attics etc. 431-5880 Beat the recession prices. CEILINGS $8,000 a square foot MIKE S LANDSCAPING No job too small. 390-6629 removal. Quality work, 20yrs. License 5628. We do it all. Guaranteed results. 254-1329 Planting & Design Professionally sprayed, pop­ ejxper. insured John 251-0893 Call 727-0014 HANDYMAN Quality Work. Call 321-5323 MASON will fix & repair steps, corn effect, all colors, w/with- CORNERSTONE Privacy Fences Ponds sidewalks & plastering. Very PAINTING- Small jobs done DAVE 257-6254 Lie. 8843 Experienced in all your home HANDYMAN - One call does out glitter, free est. 525-1625 it all. Serving Manalapan, Fountains Renovations & reasonable. 988-0029 by retired painter. Very Plumbing, Heating, Carpentry, General Contracting improvement needs-inside More. Call 1-800-400-2519 EDDIE’S PAINTING reasonable. 787-0592 Joe Sheetrock. Kitchens & Baths Roofing, siding, windows, and out. Affordable. 238-7367 Marlboro area. Gary 446-1834 MASONRY - New Work fresh coat of paint will make decks. Serving area since Repairs. Ref’s Avail. PAPERHANGING D O N M A R E I N O ’S 1973. Free est. 254-0997 HANDYMAN- All jobs, big & MASTER DECKS MOWING Call 254-0643 everything beautiful, clean & $11./single roll. 23 years exp. small. Very reasonable. Call PLUMBING & HEATING East Brunswick area. Low give you a lift. I work very Mike 462-9097 J & R ROOFING & SIDING for free estimate. 679-5999 Pool platforms, old and new MASONRY PRO - Brick, neat. I spackle & patch holes, 39 YEARS EXPERIENCE construction. Call now for pre­ rates. 257-4956 or 257-3528. block, steps, sidewalks, patios UNBEATABLE RATES HANDYMAN-Home Repairs, move furniture & cover every­ PHIL POLO & SON Uc. #2379 462-3673 season rates. 758-8448 & all repairs. Free estimates. Exp. & Ins. 846-7525 painting, odd jobs and MT TREE SERVICE thing. Scrape, prime, paint, Painting & Paperhanging Call Anthony 495-3243 caulk all joints & reglaze win­ cleanouts. Reasonable rates. MR. INSTALL IT Tree removal, trimming, clear­ Interior/Exterior. Free est. GARDEN STATE Call Steve 583-8109 MASON RY- Fireplaces- Patios dows. Prompt & courteous Fully ins. 780-3575, 462-9558 PLUMBING and HEATING ROOFING You Buy It-We Install It. ing, Fully insured. 446-7337 service. Reasonable rates. Foundations. Free Est. Don’s WATER HEATERS 720-0646 HANDYMAN-The Home­ Windows, doors, skylights, ROB’S LANDSCAPING Custom Masonry 251-4352 Free estimates. 842-3925 PRESTIGE Interiors owner’s Friend. All types of gas grills, fencing, etc. REPAIRS & REMODELING Sod, shrubs, trees, ties, BY STEVE GEORGE SAHUL JR. S & R ROOFING & SIDING home repairs. Carpentry, Call 549-6396 mulch, stone, paver walkways PAT’S MASONRY Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. painting, etc. Call 780-3509. GOLD STAR Painting.Borders.Mouldings License 5568 installed. Trimming & clean­ Free Estimates, Call 521-6069 FREE Estimates 679-2291 NEIGHBOR & SON ups. 17 yrs. exp. 727-4197 Repairs & new work. Patios, porches brick/block 308-9614 PAINTING 251-5660 ODD JOBS All Phases of Construction SIDING & ROOFING RON WAITE Power Washing. Yard Clean­ SAL’S PAINTING ,l will do just about anything Specializing in: Ceramic tile STAMPED CONCRETE Quality materials used. All repairs. Call Bob 747-3845 Up. Attic Cleaning. Driveway INTERIOR/EXTERIOR OLD BRIDGE you don’t want to do but have TREE SERVICE KOOL-DECK Sealing. Constrution Removal. work guaranteed. No deposit.. Full line of Tree Work. Fully 1-800-339-8159 Free estimate. Ref. available. to get done! Have truck. River Rock Resurfacing Will beat any written estimate. (908) 521-1713______PLUMBING Call Rich 613-7120 REMODELING insured. Call 566-8189 Custom concrete work Call 576-6975 Call 360-1680. R & M HOME REPAIRS RUSSELL’S TREE SERVICE Pool decks, patios, driveways No job too small. Lie. 5566 All phases of construction 914-0001 WALLPAPER All types of home repairs & Decks, additions, basements We specialize in yard cleanup J.B. PAINTING 679-4034 092 Special Services improvements. Call 238-2965 Kitchens, baths. Free est. shrub trimming, and all kinds W ILD CONCRETE Hung with TLC, Patience & A.N.I. Construction 521-2444 of tree removal. INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Neatness! Maria 888-1337 THOMAS J. DALTON Inc. Free estimates. Fully insured. Quality work • Reas. Rates AFFORDABLE 084 Moving Plumbing & Heating Lie 8991 RESPONSIBLE REPAIRS ALL ROOMS Call 329-3091 after 4pm. For FREE Estimates, 431-0662 Summer special-40gallon AO Reliable, prompt. All jobs. Tile, sheetrock, locks, painting POWERWASHING STUMP GRINDING & S t o r a g e JOE JAY 089 Plumbing Smith or Rheem hot water Call 303-9241 decks built/sealed. 583-7097 TREES TRIMMED/REMOVED Painting & Paperhanging heater-$399. installed. Your Homes, decks, driveways, Lots cleared. Firewood, Wood Call 251-4623 faucet installed $40., each ad­ concrete, patios, boats. Mold TOTAL Home Improvements ABOUT TO MOVE? Save and mildew removal. Call Chips. Insured. 238-7976 money! Local & long distance. ditional $30. Commercial & WOOD & SON 566-2828 A. & J. Craig 542-9092 or 542-0134 See Display Ad Under 080b Fully insured. Lie. #PM00587. LERIO PAINTING Residential. Call 495-9091 HANDYMEN TREE & STUMP REMOVAL PLUMBING & HEATING No job too small. Fully Call 238-7017 Painting, Plastering, Taping, ATA Power Cleaning Is your stump a pain in the Sheetrock, Paperhanging. Repairs, remodeling, water insured. Free estimates GRASS? Free Est. Fully Ins. FURNITURE HAULING heaters, sewer & drain clean­ Surface cleaning experts. Call 495-4013 081 Lawn Car e l Free Estimates 634-1318 JUST STUMPS 1 in Furniture Care Any­ ing. Lie. 5842. Call 238-3564, 091 Roofing/Siding Homes, decks, concrete, Landscaping where. Full household/partial 390-8655 494-0044 or 360-1997 driveways, roofs, vinyl, TREES-^Trimmed-frRemoved 0 8 0 b H o m e move. Lie. PM00276. Fully LONGO PAINTING-Affordable ALAN BLACKBURN aluminum & wood siding. ARBEE LANDSCAPING INC ★Stumps Ground*Wood Chips Insured. Call Jim 370-4123. ANYTIME, ANYWHERE 1-800-794-1417 Improvements Reasonable Rates prices, inside & outside, Plumbing/Heating. Sewer and Trees, Shrubs, Topsoil, Fill, 257-1416 Anytime no job too small. We also do Drain Cleaning. Water Heat­ THE ROOF DOCTOR Mulch, Stone. All your land­ carpentry. Fully insured, free AUTO DETAILING Additions & Alterations UNWANTED SHRUBS ers. Remodeling. Lie. 5325 Seals your leaks when you scape needs. Bulldozer & 084a Light Hauling estimates. Charlie 679-6543 Compound. Wax-interiors/ Painting. Fully insured. Stumps/small trees removed. need protection the most. engines. Freehold. 462-8350 backhoe work. Fully insured. Roof repair specialist. 542-7398 Call 721-7142, from 8am-5pm Reasonable prices. 776-7378 M ICHAEL DONOFRIO 238-2945 AAA AFFORDABLE hauling & CJW POW ER WASH ADDITIONS - Basements, BILL’S LANDSCAPING PAINTER GUTTER CLEANING bathrooms, kitchens, decks. clean-ups of anything on your Vinyl, alum, sidings, gray Cleanups, maintenance, pa­ property. Free est. 264-2520 Inter. & Exter. Quality work. Your ad can be here Free estimates. Fully insured. decks, patios, car/truck fleets, Jobs big or small we do them Reasonable & Neat. 363-3797 Evans Maint. 908-929-3873 all! Referencs, free estimates tios, R/R ties, stone walls, sod VINNY'S remove mildew. Call 671-2084 and shrubs. Free estimates AL’S CLEAN-UP-Yards, cel Quality Plus 521 -2491 lars, attics, etc. Demolition 721-8671. References UWNtUNDSCtfM •a******************************************* ALL REPAIRS - Gutters, sid­ Also moving, Uc. 00587 ing, cement work, custom L a w n C a r e We’re cheapest. 238-9041 cabinets & furniture 462-2550 CAROTENUTO’S C l e a n u p s Sod, Stone, Mulch ANTHONYS HOME LAWN SERVICE CLEANUPS Renovations IMPROVEMENTS - All Interior Serving Monmouth County Driveway Sealing We do EVERYTHING you Y o u C a n & Exterior Alterations & re 16 Years. Insured. 370-2085 don’t like to do. We’ll remove pairs. Kit., Baths, Windows & Gutters Cleaned CLEAN CUT LAW N debris from attic to basement. Doors, Hardwood floors W eeding Performed . Call Mike 583-5273 Painting, Basements. Fully LANDSCAPING-Great service on a M onthly Basis. ins., free est. 495-3243 Great rates. 780-7012 "CLEANUP" Paym ent only on REMOVAL ASPHALT, CONCRETE Work Clean Organic Topsoils com pletion o f job. Driveways, patios, walks Trash, Furniture, Debris drains, backhoe. 290-0303 Composts/Organic Garden No job too BIG. Gardens, lawns, landscape 536-7011 Rick 251 -5953 T w o w a y W e CARE ATTIC FANS American Soil, Inc. 303-0101 085 Odd Jobs/ INSTALLED $225. DOBECK & SONS Labor & materials. Guaran C le a n u p s teed. Lie. #7273. 390-0593 TREE EXPERTS TREE & STUMP REMOVAL AAA AFFORDABLE - Clean BABYLON HOME PROFESSIONAL PRUNING ups & odd jobs. Same day Rates the Competition Hates LANDSCAPE service. We take away any IMPROVEMENTS Call 727-2331 day or night CONTRACTORS thing. Free est. 264-2520 Your No-Longer Turn Your Clutter in to Small jobs welcome EXTERIOR DESIGNER ODD JOBS 446-4976 Specializing in Used Household item s! Let me plan and design your Painting, Trash & Debris C a s h 1 1 1 landscaping. Reasonable fee Design & Installation Removal. 787-9123, 9am-9pm - c 4 LINES 4 TIM ES for $16.00 Call 972-7877 of Elegant TRASH and JUNK REMOVAL 3 LIN ES 3 TIM ES for Anything you want taken to $1.00 for each additional line GLENGERAN GARDENS Outdoor Living Lawn care, clean-ups, shrubs dumps. Free estimates. Call ( 1 1tem per Ad • M ust include $ 2 1 . 2 6 721 -8246 HHW Free estimate. Call 591-8434 Custom Workmanship - c price • $100. or less $2.36 for each additional line HOME IMPROVEMENT in Planting/Layout 086 Painting JIM’S TREES SUPER SAVER COUPON !! g o o d E t u w c o u p o n « j - • Painting & Construction .Lawns Cut. Wallpapering o » > Paneling • Carpentry •Trees/Shrubs Trimmed* ■Classification: Classification: i 5 - •Tile Installation Let us do all your yard work 521-4663 ABSOLUTELY AFFORDABLE «J- 888-7945 N a m e ______• Dry Wall Installation Paperhanger & Painter. Refer ; ( ' N a m e ______■ ) Free Est. Cheapest Rates enees. Call Mike 775-4307. • Custom Shelving & Cabinetry Serving Middletown, Holmdel 082 Lawn Mower c! A d d r e s s ______A d d r e s s J L > h Keyport & Hazlet areas ALL PAINTING JOBS- • 5 h • Bathroom & Kitchen R e p a ir Exeellent indoor & outdoor JOHN’S STUMP Grinding • > - Improvements painting. Residential & com P h o n e Zip P h o n e Next day service. 566-3403 mercial. Free estimates. Fully c l Z i P -O- LAWN MOWER insured. 679-5999 «)- 4 4 6 - 0 4 2 4 JUSTIN TYM E Small Engine Repair All Seasons Painting t i n ­ Free Estimates Fully Insured Landscaping, maintenance, House, garden & hand tools e . o - pruning. Call Anne 251-0572 sharpened. Pickup & delivery Expert Paper/Paperhanging available. 431-0913 Interior/Exterior. Reasonable Call (908)446-8503 - C i ■ J - LAWN MOWER, Snow Blower Repair. Pick up and delivery ANTHONY’S ■ 5 ­ Call Barry The Builder Call 938-3117 Have Brush.W ill Travel t . “He Cares” Painter & Handyrfian Services c , * J - 082a Kitchen Installation & repairs of win 1 J - M ADD-A-ROOM dows, doors, fixtures, mail - t — C a b in e t s boxes. Painting, chimney - c Private party merchandise only, Private party merchandise only, 5 h ■ T • ADD-A-LEVEL • DORMER flashing, leaders, gutters, etc -< can be cancelled can be cancelled KITCHEN CABINET Call Tony at 566-2051 W • BATHROOMS .KITCHENS -< » No refund » No refund >- ■ • SCREENED-IN • DENS Refinishing. Wood or Formica -< Must be prepaid Must be prepaid J- refacing. Counter Tops B.H. PAINTING - c J- PORCHES •DECKS Refaced/Replaced. 303-1140 & WALLPAPERING - Interior/ & Exterior. Wallpaper removal Sena Coupon Cheek or money order to: I VISIT OUR OFFICES & SHOW ROOMS ( wall repair. Quality work. -< Greater Media Newspapers ad w in appear in: References. 613-1869 News Transcript 1. 566-2828 083 Masonry/Paving c Classified Advertising >- TOTAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CORP. c 7GG Shrew sbury Awe. • weekend Transcript For Classified -( • independent • sentinel 273 Main St. Matawan 24 Hr. Phone AJM MASONRY - Brick resto Tinton Pans. N .J. 0 7 7 2 4 . 5 u b u r b a n * (corner of Rt. 34) Lie #33355 ration, chimneys, pointing, wa­ Call 747-6565 terproofing. Call 290-0867 •¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥♦ Greater Media Newspapers POWER PACKAGE, JULY 8-JULY 14,1992, 11

112 Auto/Truck 116 Motorcycles/ 092 Special Services 105 Boats for Sale 105 Boats for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 114 Auto Financing W a n te d M o p e d s

CORVETTE CONV. '74 ALL JUNK CARS WANTED 17’ BOSTON W HALER BOAT RENTAL HONDA-Shadow 750 ’83. One FURNITURE 4 speed, numbers match, OLDS CUTLASS Insured - Prompt Service RE-ESTABLISH owner, 5,400 miles, mint con­ REFINISHING REPAIR 83. Center console, 70 HP Hourly/Daily Cash Paid. 390-7397 dition, garage kept, $2,500 Johnson '83. Trailer. Exc. white/black top. $8,500. or ’85, 4 dr., auto, a/c, fully load­ Caning.Rushing best offer. Call 446-5241 ed. $3,350. Call 462-6745 DONATE your car/truck ?o YOUR CREDIT Call 295-4543. 938-4064 cond. $7,100. Call 842-2316 WATER SKIING PLYMOUTH TURISMO ’87 Foundation serving the Blind. DEPENDABLE & C H A R G E Grading.Top Soii.Fiii Dirt Daysailers, catamarans, sun- FORD E15 VAN IRS Tax Deduct. Free towing 18’ DYNASTY ’87 Red, 2 dr., 5 spd. 97,000 mi. Need not run. 201-420-1112. Y O U R A D ! ! Sewers .Septics fishj3owerj3oat^79^^00^^ 36. Auto. 52,000 orig. mi. Many new parts. $1,200. AFFORDABLE Cuddy, I/O. NEVER USED. Mint. cond. $5,500. or best FREE REMOVAL OF •All Types of Excavation* 170hp with trailer. Asking 727-7460 [TRANSPORTATION 106 Boating offer. Call 462-8132 Call 561-3990 $10,500. Call 899-4821 PONTIAC Grand Am SE JU NK CARS. 225-2126 W IT H L Q ffl Accessories N o w y o u INTERIOR DESIGN FORD ESCORT ’84- Blue. ’87- Red. 4 door, auto, 6 cyl. JUNK & RUNNING CARS New engine, runs good, 4 M QW m Y PAYMENTS can run an ad and CAROL WEBER 18’ MAXUM ’90 Loaded. Exc. cond. 69,000 24 HOUR SERVICE speed. $800. 536-1682 mi. Best offer. Call 536-6384 YOUR JOB IS C H A R G E I T ! Residential. Layouts, consulta­ 90hp, O/B with trailer. Asking JOHNSONS ’89 TOP CASH PRICES PAID tion, furniture & florals. $5,500. Call 840-7975 FORD MUSTANG ’66 CALL 536-8031 r YOUR CREDIT A’ 780-2343 (2) 110 HP, power tilt & trim. SAAB 900 TURBO Mostly restored. $? 000. or Oil inject. LIKE NEW COND. ’86. Blue. 2 door, p/s, p/b, p/ ODD JOBS Can do most any­ On boat in water. Will demon­ best offer. Will trade for truck ONE MILLION CREDIT Use your VISA thing. No Job Too Small. Call 20’ MAKO ’84 of similar value. Call w, automatic trans., am/fm CC, t-top, electronics box, strate. Asking $3,595. each. stereo CD. Exc. condition. JUNK & SCRAP CARS or M ASTER CARD John 251-0893 Call 899-9067 291-7633. VHF, CB, Loran, FF, DF, 150 45,000 original miles. $6,400. WANTED FOR CRUSHING ACCEPTANCE to pay or your FORD Mustang LX ’87 Call 257-6267 H & H AUTO WRECKERS POWER WASHING mere. O/B. $11,900. Call Classified Ad (609) 698-1165 110 Autos for Sale 591 0366 CORP. With .hand scrubbing of alumi­ 50,000 mi. AM/FM cass., AC, SUBARU Justy-GL ’89 4 cyl., exc. cond. Off white. TOMMY D ELL’S TOWING num & vinyl siding. Driveways, Auto., 73,000 mi., exc. cond., CALL US TOLL FREE sidewalks & brick cleaning. 21’ CENTURY ’81 BUICK CENTURY LTD ’86 Asking $4,500. 566-3922. CASH Paid for Junk Cars & am/fm tape stereo, new Truck. 24 Hr Flatbed Service. Call John 251-0893 Cuddy. NEW floor, seats, can­ Silver, 4 dr., a/c, extras. 1 FORD MUSTANG LX ’87 1-800*371-2112 1-800-660-4237 owner. $3,300. 390-8619 brakes & exhaust system. Ga­ Reasonable Towing. 787-5453 PRINTING - Business cards & vas, carpet. 470 Mercruiser Loaded. $4,300. 906-9296 raged $3,200. Call 431-2231 Stationery, Announcements & FWC. All electronics. MANY BUICK PARK AVE. WANTED Invitations. Call 495-1364 EXTRAS. $5,000. or best HONDA Accord EX ’91 TOYOTA COROLLA 117 Trucks/Vans offer. Call 787-7251 ’84. LOADED. Good condition. 'Clean Running Used Cars renavwHEELea SLIPCOVERS, Custom made^ Fully loaded, 2 dr, 5 sp, ’81. Auto., air, radio cass. Asking $2,500. or best offer. 19,500 mi, 5 yr/50,000 mi Sayre-Bridge Motors your fabric. Quality work at 23’ Chris Craft Scorpion Call 972-1 199 daytime, player. Good cond. $700. Call CHEVY Cargo Van ’85 warranty. $13,500. 223-6381 787-2640 390-5501 BIG Savings. Call 257-5409 '83. 260 HP Merc. IL, SS 972-1961 evenings A/C,. $3,490. 536-7070 HYUNDAI SCOUPE LS TOYOTA Corolla LE ’89 WANTED-RUNNING and TELEPHONE/CABLE prop., trim tabs. MUST SEEl CAD ILLAC Deville ’82 $10,000. Call 789-0386 Grey. Auto, a/c, o/d, full pwr, REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks DODGE DAKOTA ’90 TV Jacks installed. Free est., ’91- Red. Air & spoiler. 17,000 $100. and UP. Junk Cars 90,000 miles. Black. Exc. mi. Exc. cond. $8,500. Call am/fm stereo cass. 31,000mi. PICKUP V-6. 4x4, loaded with reasonable rates 254-0605 23’IMP ’77-With trailer, cuddy, cond. $2,300. Call 583-1532. Removed. Call 238-9481 536-1639 Asking $8,500. Call 566-6514 REPOSSESSION OK cap. 5,500 mi $11,000. or canvas, extras. Asking best offer. Call 651 -7625. TRASH REMOVAL $5,300. Call 458-2704 C A M A R O ’ 68 HYUNDAI SONATA GLS TRAILERS for sale. All types WE BUY JUNK CARS Utility Trailers to 26 ton. Call Marlboro Auto Wreckers SLOW W T OK Basements, Garages, Attics, Gold, 2 door, V-8, new trans. ’89- White. 4 door, auto. 446-9209. Open Weekends. 591-1400 Repair Shops. Call 572-1358 24’ MARK TWAIN LOTS OF EXTRAS. Asking Loaded. Exc. cond. 49,000 YOU ARE OK AT $2,200. 846-6443 mi. Best offer. Call 536-6384 VOLVO WAGON ’84 119 Car/Van Pools 228 HP, V-8, Mercruiser, p/s, 90,000mi., excellent cond, 113 Auto Parts/ BUHLER tabs, Irg. cuddy cabin, VHF, CASH! UP TO $2500 $6,200. 780-1563 after 9am dig. D/F, F/F, f/m stereo. MUSTANG ’66 S e r v ic e s 094 Tailoring Paid for Driveable CARS, CREDIT Loaded. Low hrs. Great cond. $400. or best offer. Some FREE COMMUTE Orig. owner. $8,500. 566-1650 VANS, TRUCKS/No Junk 112 Auto/Truck 727-3887, call 7 days body damage. 6 cyl. whole or HAVE AN ASE - Certified ACCEPTANCE PLUS compensation. Drive HEM MING, ETC... for parts. 671-0491 after 5pm W a n te d technician work on your car at my car to midtown Manhattan 25’ BAYLINER ’76 CHEVY CORVETTE ’79 home or elsewhere. For rea CORP. (through Lincoln Tunnel). AM Combo Type & Sew 462-7494 OLDS 83 CUTLASS Black, Mirror T-Tops, good sonable rates. Call Bill & PM, normal commute from Hardtop. New 280HP Chevy 536-4245 after 5pm I/O engine. Exc. cond., w/ running condition, needs SUPREME BROUGHAM $ CASH PAID $ Ask For Our Holmdel. TAILORING Good condition. Highway mile­ equip. $9,500. Call 566-7380 some work. $5,000. Call All makes & models. Cash on RADIAL TIRES - 2 Goodyear, FREE Alterations. Men/Women. 721-3363 or 721-0337. age, 1 owner, fully loaded. the SPOT. Call 477-6846 Eagle-GT, P215/65HR15. $15. YOU DRIVE Expert/customized. Same day $2,250. 536-4297 Garage Sale Kit CHEVY LUMINA 90 EURO each. Call 679-5664 All tolls, etc. paid plus daily service.Reasonable. 251-6127 25’ BERTRAM M ERCEDES BENZ ’88 AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 Days Black, fully loaded, excellent Free Removal of Junk Cars W INDSHIELD REPAIR when You Place compensation. If interested, Moppie. Twin 165 Mercs, low 300E, 5 spd., lapis blue w/ condition. $11,000. 458-0567 $$ for new & old. 390-5531 DONE at your HOME/WORK Your Garage Sale Ad. call weekdays: 096a Window/ hrs., rebuilt O/Ds zero hrs., gray MB tex. int. 62,000 hvy. (212) 908-9549 new electronics. Many extras, CHEVY MONTE CARLO mi. 1 owner. Dealer serviced. ALL CASH AT OUR DOOR FREE ESTIMATES. 294-0002 CALL 747-6565 T r e a tm e n t s thousands invested. In water. SS ’86- V-8, 60,000 mi Comp. Service records. Ga­ 1978 and newer cars and Must sell. $9,000. or best $6,000. or best offer. Call rage kept. Like new $20,500 trucks. Running and repair­ CUSTOM CURTAINS offer. Call 367-7479 651-7625. 908-291 -2432 able. 727-7131 or 324-1166. Low Prices...... 577-0375 25’ HURLEY She just knew S EW & SEW For sale or charter. Twin keel. Slip available. Mint condition CUSTOM: Blinds & Shades, $4,995. Call 688-3743 Cornices, Comforters, Shams, Window Treatments. Pillows. 25’ LARSON ’89 s o m e o n e Cabin Cruiser. 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I ‘92 ACCORD ‘92 PRELUDE E X 4 D R Si 2 DR Stk #17580, VIN NA073927. DEMO, 4 cycl, auto, Stk #17494, VIN NC001070. DEMO, 4 cycl, 5 p/s, p/disc abs brks, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab int, spd, p/s, p/disc abs brks, a/c, am/fm st/cass, p/sunrf, recinrs, r/def, p/w/mrrs/ant/lks, t/whl, w/clk, fab int, p/sunrf, recinrs, cnsl, ggs, r/def, p/w/mrrs/ant/lks, t/whl, t/gls, bsm, cruise, t/gls, bsm, cruise, pinstripe, r/spoiler, sun visor, security sys. pinstripe, int wprs. r/spoiler, fog mud grds, mats, alum whls, 5914 mi. MSRP lights, alum whls, 6048 mi. MSRP $19,540. $19,280. DEALER INST OPT: SPOILER ret val $795, SPOILER ret val $795. FOG LIGHTS net val $299, MUD GRDS ret val $215, PINSTRIPE ret val $125, ALARM ret val $499, PINSTRIPE ret val $125, STORAGE GRD ret val $75, WHL MLDGS ret val $100, STORAGE GRD ret val $75, WHL MLDGS ret val MATS ret val $99. DEALER LIST $20,689. $100, MATS ret val $99. DEALER LIST $21,532.

‘87 HONDA ACCORD DX ‘87 NISSAN 300 ZX ‘89 HONDA ACCORD LXi ‘90 HONDA ACCORD EX STK #18198A, VIN HA197022, 4 Dr, 4 Cyl, 5 Spd, P/S P/B, Stk #180578, VIN HX212167, 3dr hb, 6 Cyl, 5 Spd, P/S P/Disc Brks Stk #4060P, VIN KA059155, 4 Dr, 4Cyl, Auto, P/Disc Brks, A/C, Stk #4053P, VJN LA143242. 4 Dr, 4 Cyl, Auto, P/S, P/B, A/C, A/C, AM/FM St/Cass, Fabric Int, Bkt Sts, Tlt/Whl, Tint GIs, Int A/C, AM//FM St/Cass, W/Equal, Lthr Int, P/Sts/W/ Mrs/Ant/Lks, AM/FM St./Cass, Fab Int, P/Sunrf, R/Def, P/S, AM/FM St/Cass, Fab Int, Moon Rf, R/Def, P/W/Mrs/Ant/Lks , Cnsl, Ggs, R/Def, T/Whl. T/GIs, R Wpr/Wshr.. Bsm, Cruise, P/Tr Rel, Wprs, 71,225 mi. Cargo Cvr, Security Sys, 67,276 mi. P/W/Mrs/Ant/Lks, T/Whl, T/GIs, BSM, Cruise, BSW Tires, Alum T/Whl, T/GIs, BSM, Cruise, Int Wprs, BSW Tires, Alum Whls, Whls, 39,659 mi. 28,912 mi. * 5 9 9 5 8 9 9 5 $ 1 0 . 9 9 5 * 1 3 . 5 9 5 •According to Original Research which conducts customer surveys for Mercedes Benz, Nissan & Porsch & auto dealer groups. Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for licensing, regist. & taxes. **24 mo. closed end leases. 1s t mo. pymt., security dep. & MV fees +’2,750 cap. reduct due at inception. 15 ,0 0 0 mi/yr. excess mi. @ 20

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1990 FORD TAURUS GL 1988 CHEVY CAMARO 1986 NISSAN SENTRA 1988 FORD F-250 HEAVY DUTY 4x4 XLT FAMILY CARS V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, V-8, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, buckets, r. def., V-8, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, alum, whls., r. def., AM/FM stereo, console, buckets, r. def., sporty whls., cloth int. AM/FM stereo, cloth int. Stk. #P3402. VIN tilt/cruise, sprt. whls.. AM/FM stereo w/cass., 1990 FORD TEMPO cloth int. T.G. Stk. #3165. VIN #LA129945. Stk. #U3398. VIN #JL102755.66,324 miles. #GU159821.70,614 miles. $3 cloth int., T.G. Loaded! Stk. #U3327T. VIN #JNA30320.59,861 miles. $Q Q Q J 4 c yl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, tilt/cruise, r. 31’109miles- $10,595 *5,990 def., T. G., cloth int., AM/FM stereo w/cass. Stk. #P3339. VIN #LK195531.28,732 miles. 1987 FORD RANGER *7,495 1990 FORD TAURUS L WAGON 1988 PONTIAC GRAND AM QUAD 4 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM 4 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, stereo w/cass., cap. VIN #HUB15363. 42,581 V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., T.G. 1990 FORD MUSTANG LX console, buckets, r. def., AM/FM stereo, cloth int. cloth int., AM/FM stereo. Stk. #P3285Z. VIN 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, cruise, miles. 1987 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE #LA121118.28,843 miles. $«J Q (JC Jg console, buckets, sprt. whls., r. def., AM/FM ster­ Stk. #P3386. VIN #JC757024.32,296 miles. *5,995 V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., eo, cloth int., T.G.,Stk. #P2988. VIN #LF216922. *7,495 AM/FM stereo, cloth int. Stk. #U3418. VIN 22,098 miles. %i #HW242454.66,027 miles. *6,995 1984 FORD RANGER 4x4 ‘4,790 6 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C. Stk. 1990 FORD ESCORT LX #U3400T. VIN #EUB11687. True Mileage 1991 FORD TAURUS GL 4 cy!., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, buckets, r. def., Unknown. $g ^ y Q V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 1990 FORD ESCORT GT AM/FM stereo, cloth int., T.G. Stk. #P3240. VIN tilt/cruise, alum, whls., r. def., AM/FM stereo 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, #LW176352.20,925 miles. VJ 1988 FORD CROWN VICTORIA LX w/cass., T.G., cloth int. Stk. #P3151. VIN tilt/cruise, console, buckets, sprt. whls., r. def., V-8, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, PAW, #MA190381.23,006 miles. *12 495 AM/FM stereo w/cass., cloth int., T.G. Loaded! P/seats, tilt/cruise, alum, whls., r. def., AM/FM Stk. #P3266. VIN #LT183934.26,739 miles. 1991 FORD F-150 stereo w/cass., T.G., cloth int. Loaded! Stk. V-6, 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, sprt. #P3341VIN #JX163105.24,745 miles. whls., AM/FM stereo, T.G. Stk. #P3271T. VIN 8,995 iggg quick SKYLARK #MNA66143. Only 7,515 miles. $-J Q CJQ fJ V-6, auto trans. w/od„ P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, $9,995 1985 PONTIAC 6000 LE tilt/cruise, console, buckets, r. def., AM/FM stereo 4 dr., V-6, Auto Trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, w/cass., sprt. whls., cloth int. Stk. #P3385. VIN 1985 DODGE ARIES WAGON P/mirror, tilt/cruise, r. def., AM/FM stereo w/cass . 1990 FORD TAURUS SHO #JM021985.46,146 miles. 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., AM/FM sporty whls., cloth int. Stkl. #U3376. VIN 6cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 1991 FORD E-250 SUPER CARGO #FT202882.108,560 miles. $ £ j j y Q P/seats, tilt/cruise, console, buckets, sprt. whls., *6,595 V-8, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, T.G., buckets, stereo w/.cass., cloth int., T.G. Stk. #U3295. VIN AM/FM stereo., Stk. #P3247T. VIN #FF151699.86,086 miles. r. def., AM/FM stereo w/cass., P/sunroof, leather $2 Q"/Q int., T.G. 12/12 Bumper to Bumper Factory #MHB26560.16,468 miles. $-J ^ 3 9 5 Warranty. Stk. #P3249F. VIN #LA137185.30,675 1991 FORD ESCORT 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C, con­ SPORTY CARS mfes *15,495 sole, buckets, r. def., AM/FM stereo, cloth int. Stk. #U3229. VIN #MW386588.14,297 miles. 1991 FORD BRONCO XLT 4x4 1985 FORD LTD 1989 FORD PROBE GL *6,795 V-8, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, V-6, auto trans.. P/S, P/B, A/C, P/W, tilt/cruise, 4 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, tilt/cruise, 1991 FORD THUNDERBIRD tilt/cruise, console, buckets, sprt. whls., r. def., console, buckets, r. def., AM/FM stereo. Stk. console, buckets, sprt. whls., r. def., T.G., cloth AM/FM stereo w/cass., cloth int., T.G. Stk. #U3321. VIN #FG154194.50,827 miles. V-6, auto trans. w/od„ P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, #U3306T. VIN #MLA53376.25,338 miles. int., AM/FM stereo w/cass. Stk. #P3274. VIN P/seats, tilt/cruise, console, buckets, sprt. whls., *2,630 #K5100755.31,791 miles, $8 995 r. def., AM/FM stereo w/cass., cloth int., T.G. *16 495 Loaded! Stk. #P3175. VIN #MH135113. 20,403 LUXURY CARS mfes. * 1 2 , 4 9 5 1983 DODGE D-150 PICKUP V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM stereo 1986 MERCURY SABLE LS 1980 LINCOLN TOWN CAR w/cass. Stk. #U3382T. VIN #DS506582. V-8, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 101,376 miles. $ 2 3 7 0 4 dr., V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/seats, tilt/cruise, r. def., AM/FM stereo w/cass., P/W, P/seat, P/mirrors, tilt/cruise, r. def., AM/FM leather int., Loaded! Stk. #P3404. VIN stereo w/cass., alum, whls., cloth int., Loaded! 1989 DODGE DAYTONA ES 1991 FORD MUSTANG GT #ZG620406. Only 43,479 miles. QQQ Stk. #P3416.VIN #GG667097.47,979 miles. 4 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, V-8, 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C. P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, console, buckets, sprt. whls., r. def., tilt/cruise, console, buckets, sprt. whls., r. def., AM/FM stereo w/cass., T.G., cloth int., Loaded! 1989 FORD RANGER *6,995 AM/FM stereo w/cass., cloth int., T.G. Stk. 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C, Stk. #U3300. VIN #KG185528.39,091 miles. #P3150. VIN #MF172242. Only 8,984 miles. buckets, AM/FM stereo. Stk. #U3280. VIN 1987 FORD TAURUS LX *7,395 *14,795 1988 FORD CROWN VICTORIA #KUA98238.46,511 miles. *4,995 4 dr., V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, V-8, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/W, P/seat, P/mirrors, tilt/cruise, r. def., AM/FM P/seat, P/mirrors, tilt/cruise, r. def., AM/FM stereo stereo w/cass., P/moonroof, alum, whls., leather w/cass., cloth int. Loaded! Stk. #P3341. VIN int., Loaded! Stk. #P3415. VIN #HA148511. 1992 FORD MUSTANG LX 5.0 LITER #JX163105. Only 24,745 miles. 1989 FORD BRONCO II EDDIE BAUER 49,943 miles. _ 1989 FORD TAURUS SH0 V-8, 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, *9,995 V-6, 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, V-6, 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/mirrors, cruise, console, buckets, r. def., tilt/cruise, roof rack, console, buckets, sprt. *7,395 P/seats, tilt/cruise, console, buckets, sprt. whls., AM/FM stereo w/cass,, sprt. whls., cloth int., whls., r. def., T.G., cloth int., AM/FM stereo r. def., AM/FM stereo w/cass., leather int., T.G. saline spoiler, flow master exhaust, Loaded! Stk. w/cass. Stk. #U3317. VIN #KUA88753.53,695 1990 PONTIAC 6000 WAGON Loaded! Stk. #P3265. VIN #KA169910. 36,314 #P3217. VIN #NF111329. Only 6,355 miles. miles * 9 , 9 9 5 V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, roof rack, alum, whls., r. def.,T.G., cloth miles *12,495 *14,985 int., AM/FM stereo w/cass., third seat. Stk. 1989 FORD F-350 UTILITY BODY V-38 l!^, auto O trans., P P/S, PI1 P/B, !0APA"i?eVb^ A/.C, console, buck­ #P3324. VIN #L6217920.35,325 miles. V-8, auto trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C, AM/FM stereo. ets, AM/FM stereo. Stk. #U3221T. VIN *10,995 COMPACT CARS Stk. #P3192T. VIN #KNA15871.31,004 miles. #KHAS4152. Only 25,931 miles. S g 4 0 5 1989 CHEVY CAMARO *10,995 V-6, 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, console, 1988 FORD TAURUS GL WAGON buckets, r. def., AM/FM stereo w/cass., sprt. V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, tilt/cruise, whls., cloth int. Stk. #P3392. VIN #KL178782. 1988 FORD MUSTANG LX 1989 TOYOTA PICKUP roof rack, alum, whls., r. def., T.G., cloth int., Only 22,074 miles. $"J 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, console, 1986 GMC 3500 UTILTIY 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C, AM/FM stereo w/cass. Stk. #U3329. VIN buckets, sprt. whls., cloth int., AM/FM stereo V-8, 4 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C. Stk. , AM/FM stereo. Stk. #U3307T. VIN #K5014284. #JG2216451.59,842 miles. *6,995 w/cass. Stk. #U3390. VIN #JF182631. 62,822 #U3417T. VIN #J507608.70,105 miles. 40,154 miles. 9 9 5 miles. *5,740 *3,970 1989 FORD TEMP GL 1988 FORD TURBO THUNDERBIRD 1989 FORD AER0STAR 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 1986 CHEVY S-10 BLAZER V-6, auto trans., w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W,- tilt/cruise, console, buckets, alum, whls., r. def., P/seats, tilt/cruise, console, buckets-, sprt. whls., 1988 PONTIAC LeMANS V-6, Auto trans. w/od, P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, r. P/mirrors, tilt/cruise, buckets, r. def., AM/FM AM/FM stereo, cloth int., T.G. , Loaded! Stk. r. def., AM/FM stereo w/cass/equ., cloth int., T.G., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, buckets, r. def., def., AM/FM stereo w/cass., cloth int. Stk. stereo w/cass., cloth int. Loaded! Stk. #P3162. VIN #KK200947.36,771 miles. ground erfect pkg. Loaded! Stk. #P3323. VIN AM/FM stereo w/cass., cloth int. Stk. #U3372. #U3399. VIN #G0153228.58,211 miles. #P3391T. VIN #KZB59968.37,543 miles *6,995 #JH100265.56,605 miles. $ g g g g VIN #JB332740.69,059 miles. *2,990 *5,780 *10,695

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1992 GEO ME T R O 4 DR. 1992 GEO METRO CONVERTIBLE Auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, body Auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, body side mldg., r. def., ins. hd. rel., side mldg., console, clk., T.G., AM/FM stereo w/sk/scn, reel. frt. AM/FM stereo w/sk/scn, delx. seat, clk., T.G. Stk. #2070. VIN whls., clk. Stk. #P2065. VIN 7 ,9 9 5 #N6732209. 8,466 miles. #NK203380.8,610 miles. *9 ,3 9 5

1992 CHEVY LUMINA 1992 CHEVY LUMINA Auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/W, P/L, 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, tilt/cruise, body side mldg., delx. P/W, P/L, tilt/cruise, r. def., T.G., whls., int. wipers, clk., r. def., T.G., AM/FM stereo w/cass., vanity mir­ AM/FM stereo w/cass/sk/scn, van. ror, delx. whls., int. wipers. Stk. mirror. Stk. #P2069. VIN #P2068. VIN #N1122631. 8,035 $12 ,9 9 5 #N1122565. 7,886 miles. miles. *1 2 ,9 9 5

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1987 NISSAN SENTRA _ A A - 1989 CHEVY G-30 VAN n 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., T.G., carpet, LH outside mirror, I •­ 8 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C, T.G, int. wipers. Stk. #P20191. * £ AM/FM stereo, delx. whls. Stk. #P20571. VIN #HU001654. 68,036 miles. t i VIN #K7100976. 35,605 miles. 1988 MERCURY COUGAR 1989 CHEVY CORSICA 6 cy(„ auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, body side mldg., console, r. def., ins.**J m a p 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, tilt/cruise, body side mldg., console, *> f t (lC hd. rel., P/RH outside mirror, AM/FM stereo w/cass., reel. frt. seat, tilt/cruise, £ r. def., AM/FM stereo w/cass., tach., int. wipers, alloy whls. Stk. #514691. trip od., vanity mirror, wire whls. Stk. #P2072. VIN #JH689581. 25,700 miles. VIN #KE196822. 50,774 miles. 1991 GEO PRIZM n A _ 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, body side mldg., console, -ft fl C r. def., AM/FM stereo w/cass., delx. whls., int. wipers. Stk. #519591. > 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, body side mldg., r. def., T.G., AM/FM stereo. VIN #KE214379.49,291 miles. Stk. #P2038. VIN #MZ045387,19,986 miles. w j J J W

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