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DECEMBER 7, 1994 40 CENTS VOLUME 24, NUMBER 49 Bucking for beach bucks

BY PAUL GENTILE Staff Writer n an attempt to secure monies from the state’s Green Acres and Shore Protection funds for I sand replenishment and beach beautification, state Sen. Joseph Kyrillos, Assemblyman Joseph Azzolina, and members of the Aberdeen Township Council took officials from the state Department of Environmental Protection for a walk on the beach. “We have the best-kept secret in northern Monmouth County. There’s great fishing here and there is a nice park. The beach is underutilized,” said Deputy Mayor Richard Goldberg. The beach, located in Cliffwood Beach just off Lakeshore Drive, has not received any state replenishment funds in 20 years. The Township Council is hoping to build up the sand to protect Stacy Christopher leads on trumpet as members of the Perna Dance Center high step as toy soldiers in Hazlet’s holi­ the beach front. day parade, Saturday. (Photo by Rich Schultz) Recently, the Aberdeen Environmental Board planted approximately 6,000 dune grass plants to help build up the sand on the beach. The grass prevents erosion and acts as a fence, catching sand Merla down, but not out and building it up. “The state’s successful Green Acres program and the establishment of the Shore Protection BY LAUREN JAEGER ument the colorful moments Elks Lodge 2030, the Fund allow towns the opportunity to undertake during his mayoral reign. Bayshore Conference of Staff Writer some of the very projects we are looking to insti­ There’s the prominent Mayors, the Keyport tute here in Cliffwood Beach,” Kyrillos said. photograph hanging above Partnership Inc., and several ven as his term comes Councilman Wayne Smith was on hand to tour his desk, taken in a Freehold others. to an end, Keyport the area and to push for a boat ramp at the beach. courtroom during Merla’s An autographed photo­ Mayor John J. Merla “We have one of the only beach fronts that E trial in which he was graph of Gov. Christie Todd looks ahead with optimism. doesn’t have a boat launch,” Smith said. brought up on bribery Whitman decorates one cor­ On Jan. 1, after serving Kyrillos agreed that the beach could use a charges for a sewer hookup ner, and another photograph four years as mayor. Merla launching ramp. two years ago. Pictured is of former president George w ill yield the position to “There are so many boats coming out of the the joyous moment as his Bush and Vice President Kevin Graham, the Leonardo launches, that having a ramp in wife, Kelly, hugs him after Dan Quayle hangs above. Democratic councilman who Cliffwood beach might ease the traffic there, and the words ‘not guilty” were A photograph of Merla defeated him in this year’s give local residents another launch option,” announced. clutching the Academy election. Kyrillos said. Then there are the Award, with the written However, the mayor said Goldberg believes Aberdeen needs to aggres­ images that recall sadder words, “My dream come he may turn up again in other sively go after the funds needed to replenish the reflections, as seen in the true” is plastered on the elections. beachfront. photographs of two termi­ back of the door. “It’s not a secret,” Merla John J. Merla Azzolina also endorsed the plans of the nally ill Keyport children, Already, 10 crates of said. “I want to run for higher Aberdeen Township officials. Melissa Gaudian and Claire paper have been packed and office when there is the just have to clean out the “I believe if Cliffwood Beach can implement Henning. Both of the young­ sent home. opportunity. office.” some of these plans, they can make the beach and sters have since passed As he reflected upon his “Right now there’s no While much of his files surrounding area a place not only for locals, but away. term on the council, which opportunity,” he said, during have been cleaned out, the also for area residents as well,” Azzolina said. Then there are the many began at age 23 as council­ an interview in his small but walls of the office are still If Aberdeen officials are successful in obtain­ plaques of appreciation — man and five years later, as congested Borough Hall plastered top to bottom with ing the necessary funding, preliminary plans from the Neighborhood mayor, there were just a few office on Friday afternoon. photographs, newspaper would include replenishment of the beach sand. articles and awards that doc­ Preservation Project, the And first things first. “I Continued on page 9 Continued on page 8 Greater Media Newspapers' Holiday Gift Guide inside this issue. 2 DECEMBER 7, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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The commander and crew bid farewell Friday to the 38-year-old USS Suribachi. Page 6

FEATURES ■ilium IS IT REAL? — Kevin Nosti, 5, of Middletown, visits Santa Claus of the North Pole while stopping by the Keyport Luncheonette on West Front Street last Thursday afternoon. (Photo by Rich Schultz) • Calendar Page 34 • Classifieds Page 61 • Editorials Page 32 • Letters Page 32 Some upset with $100M plan • Dining Page 51 • Obituaries Page 54 jack said. Trojack also expressed a con­ Board seeks m ore Information Committee, who described • Sports Page 16 cern, if the plan is accepted, about having some of the schools as being unhealthy • Police Beat Page 53 public input to bus children from one of the proposed and unsafe for students — citing poor • Real Estate Page 55 closed neighborhood schools to another ventilation, leaky roofs, and large cracks at Dec. 8 m eeting school on the other side of the district. in walls and floors. • Yesteryear Page 49 Merluzzi assured residents at a League of Merluzzi and the Board of Education BY PAUL GENTILE Women Voters’ forum last month that stu­ are encouraging public input on the ref­ dents would be bused to the closest possi­ erendum. Staff W riter ble school and would most likely know a “We’ve been trying to get public input. lot of students in their new school. Phone numbers: MIDDLETOWN — A former We’ve gotten a lot of suggestions and we Tojack further noted that he could not continue to make changes,” Merluzzi said. Middletown Board of Education member E d ito ria l remember hearing the criteria for how the Merluzzi and the board were disap­ has raised some concerns about the pro­ 254-7000 Ext. 226 five proposed schools were selected. pointed with the lack of publicity the in­ posed plan to close five of the district's FAX 254-0486 Merluzzi’s plan has been endorsed by formation meetings on the issue were get­ neighborhood schools and renovate and Circulation Patti Oliver, co-chairwoman of the Parent ting. 254-1755 upgrade the remaining 12 schools. Display Advertising This issue has become controversial in 972-6740 Ext. 220 the district because of the anticipated cost FAX 254-0256 to tax payers — estimated at more than Classified 1-800-660-4ADS $100 million — and because the plan A ccident kills M arine Classified FAX 432-0016 calls for the closing of five neighborhood schools: Bayshore Middle School, River Plaza, Port Monmouth, Navesink, and KEYPORT — Funeral services were gency medical personnel responded, j I nvYsnoiu 1 Middletown Village. expected to be held this morning at Day and called for Life Flight assistance. At According to Merluzzi, a referendum Funeral Home on Maple Place for 5:58 p.m., Saa was taken to Scripps Independent question on the school board’s proposal Lance CpI. Glorianna Saa, 19, who died Memorial Hospital in La Jolla. will not be ready until at least February. as a result of a tragic accident on a Ma­ She was pronounced dead three Managing Editor Former Board of Education member rine Corps base in California. hours and 10 minutes later as the result I loward Altschiller Keith J. Trojack expressed his concerns at She was expected to be buried at St. of massive internal injuries. Sports Coordinator the Nov. 29 board meeting. Joseph’s Cemetery, Keypott, at 11 a.m. Saa was a field operator assigned to “1 urge you not to put a gun to the resi­ this morning. the 7th Engineer Support Battalion, 1st Lindsey Siegle According to the Marine Corps Pub­ Force Service Support Group. Executive Editor dents on this,” Trojack said. Trojack, who served as the facilities lic Affairs office, Saa was climbing She joined the Marine Corps on Gregory Bean chairman from 1990-1993, pointed out onto the back of a 5-ton truck at Camp March 7, and was assigned to Camp Publisher that, at a recent League of Women Pendelton, San Diego, when the driver Pendleton on Sept. 6. Kevin Wittman Voters’ meeting, a Freehold real estate started the truck. Saa is survived by her husband, De- agent told the residents that the value of Instead of moving forward, the truck mery Davis, who was not a Marine. A | | g p 5 A Greater Media Newspaper their property would decrease if some­ lunged backward into another truck set­ spokesman for the department said he thing wasn’t done to improve the schools, ting behind it. did not know how long the couple was k f i VERIFIED but the agent failed to comment on what Saa was pinned between the two ve­ married. They had no children. ■ M MJDfT CIRCULATION would happen if the plan was adopted and hicles, each about 26 feet long, 8 feet Saa is also survived by her mother, The Bayshore Independent circulation is five schools were closed. wide, and 10 feet high, and killed. Laura Homer, a brother, Joseph Franch- subject to audit by Verified Audit of “What will happen to the house values The trucks were preparing to trans­ esco, and a sister, Luz Consuelo, all of Circulations, Inc. Pubiished Wednesday by of the neighborhoods where the five port a group of Marines to a rifle range Keyport. She also had a nephew. the Greater Monmouth Publishing Co., on the base. A stepfather, named in a local daily Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick N.J. schools are located?” Trojack asked. 08816. Third-class postage paid at For many years, the neighborhood The accident, which was still being newspaper, could not be confirmed. Eatontown , N.J. $32 a year. First-class schools have increased the appeal of the investigated on Monday afternoon, hap­ Saa was born in Old Bridge before mail subscription available at S65 for 26 pened at about 5:20 a.m. The emer­ moving to Keyport 15 years ago. weeks, 40 cents a copy. neighborhoods they are located in, Tro­ 4 DECEMBER 7, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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Vandals damage V oorhees raffle w ill holiday lighting raise R ainbow funds MIDDLETOWN — The Voorhees such as “Happy Times,” a painting of the cords.” M ayor questions Gallery is raffling a Donald Voorhees Asbury Park Casino Carousel. In addition, the cords are plugged into original limited-edition print as a benefit The Rainbow Foundation, founded in a closed, locked-up safety box at the base w hether curfew is for the Rainbow Foundation, a Middle­ 1984 and located at 15 Cherry Tree of each tree. The first year the trees were town-based children’s charity. Farm Road, provides emergency medical lit, the boxes were not locked and the mis­ being enforced Tickets are $5 and are on sale at the equipment, food, clothing, emergency chief-makers constantly unplugged the gallery, 325 Route 35, through Dec. 31, care, and financial assistance to children lights, Shaw said. BY LAUREN JAEGER when a drawing w ill take place. The throughout the state.lt also runs Noah’s “It was like a game,” she said. “But winner need not be present. The raffle Ark, a shelter for abused children await­ Staff W riter you can rip at them and then they don’t winner w ill be able to select from a vari­ ing placement in foster homes. For more light anymore. The kids say, ‘look what I ety of framed and signed prints valued at information about the raffle, call the did.’ It’s not all the kids, but it doesn’t up to $400. The themes include nautical, gallery at 530-0616 and ask for Ruth or KEYPO RT — Several strands of hol­ take much to do this.” landscape, floral, golf, or Americana, Terry. iday lights which decorate downtown Keyport were destroyed on Thursday evening. Following a trend that plagues the business district every December, vandals not only tore apart the wires in 15 strands that circle the trees on West Front Street, but plucked the tiny bulbs like grapes off a vine, and left them on the sidewalk. Thankfully, however, an emergency repair team assembled this year, com­ prised of B ill Cerase, Roy Jimenez and B ill Foster, repaired the lights. The lighting made its debut on Nov. 25 after the annual Santa Claus party. The lights w ill remain lit from 5 to 11 p.m., seven days a week until the end of the holiday season. “We made it a whole week without vandalism and they were gorgeous,” said Choose from Transfer and Career Programs: Kathaleen Shaw, a head trustee of Keyport Partnership Inc., a non-profit or­ ganization formed to improve the borough Accounting C om puter Science Electronics and the sponsors of the lighting program. “People get upset when this happens. We H um an Services M ath/Science Paralegal Technology get bummed out.” Last year, the lights were so badly A utom otive Tech C rim ina l Justice Engineering damaged, it cost almost $500 to replace them, Shaw said. Also, the trees were H u m a n i t i e s M ed Lab Tech Respiratory Therapy . j • ■ ^ ; f larger this year and it took more lights to cover them. B u s i n e s s D r a f t i n g & c D e s i g n F a s h i o n “It ’s crazy,” said Mayor John J. Merla. “I don’t know why it happens ... but my Interio r D esign N u r s i n g M erchandising problem is I don’t know whether the (juvenile) curfew is being enforced.” Com m unications E d u c a t i o n Social Science Chief of Keyport Police Howard Ruth was not available for comment. M a r k e t i n g O ffice System s Food Services Year after year, vandals destroy the lights, officials say, and as of yet, there have been no arrests. One year, an eyewitness reported sus­ pects, all juveniles, but the charges were eventually dismissed. “It ’s been happening as long as I have Short-term Certificate Program s also available been here,” said Shaw. “ It must be the seventh or eighth year in a row.” Classes begin January 19 This.year’s damage resulted in 15 trees, from the M ini Park to Rudy’s Shoe Repair, unable to light up in the darkness. Adm ission/Registration O ffice, Parking Lot #3 Altogether, there are 53 trees from Broad Street to the Keyport Mini-Mall. Hours: M onday - Thursday, 9 AM -7 P M Shaw said it was an insult to the long, hard hours that the volunteers worked to Friday, 9 AM -1 PM , Saturday, 9 A M -N oon install the lights. It took Shaw two Saturdays in a row, a For inform ation call (908) 224-2261 total of eight to 10 hours of work, to put the lights up in the M in i Park. “Charlie Coutou works, but he put in BROOKDALE the time to put up the lights. John Costa is retired, but he’s out there, climbing the COMMUNITY trees, putting up the lights.” ‘You know it’s going to happen, and COLLEGE you hate it,” Shaw added. “It ’s very up­ setting to find out when the lights have An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Institution been ripped.” Ten volunteers worked on the down­ Brookdale is a Go-op College town lighting project. Shaw said they try to vandal-proof the lights as best as they can. “You have to hook all of the extension cords and then bury them,” she said. “If you leave the cords out, they’ll take the 6 DECEMBER 7, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

Sailors b id farew ell to a m ig h ty lady

During her 38-year history, the Surib­ U SS Suribachi achi — which was the first of a new class of larger ammunition ships designed to trans­ 'retired ' in local fer ammunition,, weapons and missiles at sea —- participated in 250 missions in naval cerem ony Vietnam and was the first ammunition ship to answer the call during Operation Desert BY MARILYN DUFF Shield in 1990 after Iraq invaded Kuwait. “Memories of this ship will never be for­ Staff W riter gotten,” said Rear Admiral Edward K. Kristensen, the guest speaker at Friday’s MIDDLETOWN — In proud Navy tra­ dition, the commanding officer and crew ceremony. When she was first deployed bid farewell Friday to the 38-year-old USS with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean, Suribachi. participating in NATO and U.S. exercises, “Haul down the pennant, haul down the “she quickly gained the reputation as leader color,” ordered Commander Phil Klasky, of the fleet,” said Kristensen. and with those historic words, the “grand In 1989, after Congress opened Combat lady of the sea,” as she was described in the Logistics Force ships to women, the invocation, was officially retired from active Suribachi accepted her first female crew duty. The 512-foot gray “Bachi,” dressed in members. red, white and blue bunting, her two decks In 1992, while she was “uploading” the lined with crew members “manning the USS Eisenhower, one of the aircraft carrier’s rails,” was decommissioned in an hour-long, helicopters crashed on the Suribahci’s deck 10 a.m. ceremony at the end of the Naval which was loaded with ammunition readied Weapons Station Earle pier complex in for transfer, but fortunately fire did not break Leonardo — her home port since 1977. out and no one was seriously injured. The age-old ceremony, handed down Kasky, who assumed command of the through the centuries, is solemn and akin to Suribachi in March of 1993, called her a a funeral, with an invocation, tributes, a final "beautiful, living, breathing lady,” who dur­ benediction and singing The Navy Hymn. ing her commissioned service provided a In this case, the Suribachi. which was home for more than 7,000 crew members scheduled to leave Earle Friday afternoon, and traveled the equivalent of 135 times of will not be scrapped, but refitted for service the Equator. She was capable of carrying in the Military Sealift Command, a civilian 5,000 tons of ammunition and crossing the component of the Navy. The ceremony was Atlantic Ocean (the “pond”) three times on held at the foot of the pier, some three miles one fueling, he said. into Raritan Bay, with approximately 350 On her final trip home from the people in attendance, including three former Mediterranean, while going through the commanding officers, three of the original Straits of Gibraltar, crew members heard crew and the daughter of the woman who shouts and were able to rescue three fisher­ commissioned the ship in 1956 — Mrs. men whose boat had capsized some 10 to 11 Lemuel C. Shepherd Jr., wife of the 20th hours earlier The Suribachi already has Commandant of the Marine Corps. served eight years beyond her expected 30- year lifetime and with the Sealift Command, The ship is named for Mount Suribachi, PROUD LADY — Sailors “haul down the colors,” signaling the conclusion an extinct volcano on the southern end of should be able to serve another 12 years, to a of Friday’s decommissioning ceremony for the USS Suribachi. “phenomenal 50 years ” said Kasky. Iwo Jima, which became famous after a (Photo by Rich Schultz) photographer filmed U.S. Marines raising The Suribachi was one of five ships sta­ the flag there in 1945 during the hard- Logistics Group Two, Detachment Earle. “little upset” to see the ship retired. He tioned at Earle. Another, the USS Nitro is fought battle for the island, the most costly Asked how he felt, crew member served aboard the Suribachi for about a year scheduled to be decommissioned in April, in Marine Corps’ history. BMSN Michael Maruska, a 24-year-old prior to being discharged in 1958. leaving the USS Butte, USS Seattle, and “It’s a sad day,” Kasky said following from Chicago whose next destination is Schramm and the other original crew USS Detroit. According to Ruth Reich, of the ceremony, because of the many people Japan, had mixed feelings. “It works both members, referred to in Navy jargon as the Public Affairs Office, plans call for two linked to the ship, the crews, their families, ways,” he said. “plank owners,” together with the former new ships, the USS Arctic, which is being and the support groups such as the Navy The crew moved off the ship about two commanding officers were presented with built in San Diego, and the USS Supply, League and Marine Corps League. months ago and was housed in another ves­ boxes of roses for their wives, commemora­ which is in Norfolk, Va., to be based at The approximately 350 officers and crew sel anchored nearby. One of the three origi­ tive hats, and specially-labeled bottles of Earle sometime in the future. members have been reassigned. Kasky will nal crew members present was Hazlet resi­ champagne, inscribed at the bottom, “the Both belong to a new class of am­ remain at Earle as commodore of Combat dent George Schramm, who said he was a last round is on us.” munition ships.

FINAL SALUTE — Rear Admiral Edward K. Kristensen, commander of DISEMBARKING — The crew disembarks Friday from the USS Suribachi, Logistics Group Two, departs along a red carpet following the decommis­ after which the “watch is secured.” sioning ceremony Friday at Earle Naval Weapons Station in Leonardo. (Photo by Rich Schultz) The USS Suribachi is in the background. (Photo by Rich Schultz) THE INDEPENDENT, DECEMBER 7, 1994 7

Fighting females Tow n to pass snow disrupt high school parking ban M onday BY LAUREN JAEGER and for disorderly conduct on the other two. The victim, who was released to her parents MIDDLETOWN — The Township Fowlie said the Public Works De­ Staff Writer after the incident, was in school on Monday. Committee last week agreed to proceed partment will probably declare any snow The two assailants have been suspended ABERDEEN — According to Principal with plans to establish snow emergency emergency, and the police “will get the from school and will be subject to a hearing Roger Tuccillo, fights at Matawan Regional routes. word out” to affected residents over the before the Central Office administrators. High School are a rare occurrence. Parking would be prohibited when radio or by other means. Later the same day, at 2:10 p.m., two However, on Friday, there wasn’t one enough snow accumulates to require plow­ The township begins plowing when girls, a sophomore and a junior, got into a fight, but two — and both of the unrelated ing. The ordinance includes 48 streets, the three inches of snow accumulate. Public fight as the bell rang. incidents were reported to the Aberdeen majority of which are not normally parked Works Director Paul Linder said at an ear­ The fight took place inside a science Township Police. on, according to officials. lier meeting. classroom, Tuccillo said, and arose over a At 7:45 a.m., before homeroom, three A public hearing will be held at the Committeeman Patrick Parkinson conflict regarding a borrowed beeper. teenage girls physically assaulted another Dec. 12 workshop meeting, after which wanted to know prior to next Monday’s “One girl had borrowed the beeper and girl in the west corridor, resulting in minor the committee will vote on adoption. public hearing how many signs will have the other one who owned it became angry,” injuries to the face of the victim. “This ordinance is the result of kicking to be installed, where they would go, and the principal said. ‘This had been brewing One of the assailants was a former around a number of ideas and what we at what cost. for a few days.” MRHS student who decided to drop out, one could do better” following this year’s “I don’t wanf to have to put up 1,000 The beeper was never brought into the was a junior and the third, a sophomore. The record 18 storms, said Committeeman signs,” he said. school building. victim was a freshman. Raymond O ’Grady. Township Administrator Joseph Leo “The girl who was the victim didn’t “I believe it was over a man,” Tuccillo On average, O’Grady predicted the said the 17 streets where residents tend to expect it, and the aggressor did not belong in said, when asked for details about the nature ordinance would go into effect “about four park will get priority for signs. the classroom,” Tuccillo said. of the argument. 'That is what I had heard.” to five days out of the entire course of the The signs, which will instruct drivers Disorderly conduct charges are pending “We wanted the police involved with this year.” not to park during snow emergencies, will for the aggressor, and she has been suspend­ because it involved someone who was not a Ultimately it might result in the saving probably be attached to existing poles, said ed from school. student,” he added. of a life by permitting emergency vehicles O ’Grady. ‘We are taking a hard stance against vio­ Charges are pending for assault and to reach their destinations faster, he said. Deputy Mayor Joan Smith reiterated lent acts which take place in the building,” criminal trespassing on the former student, At last week’s committee meeting, the her concern about Center Avenue in Tuccillo said. section of Viola Avenue between Appleton Leonardo, one of the 48 streets included in and Thompson avenues in the Leonardo the ordinance, because some residents section was added to a list of 47 “primary” there have no off-street parking available. School board has vacancy roads previously discussed, bringing the She had asked about alternate side of affected roadways to 48. the street parking for streets like that, but ABERDEEN — The resignation of schools. “But he got another job and Of the 48, “probably only 17 have vehi­ the ordinance does not include any men­ board member Irwin Ozer, of 46 Chilton moved to the Washington, D.C. area. He cles parked on them,” said Police Chief tion of alternate side parking. Lane, was expected to be formally ac­ sold the house quickly and moved over the William Fowlie. Fowlie said since Center Avenue is a cepted at a special Matawan-Aberdeen weekend.” If the ordinance is adopted, Fowlie said main thoroughfare from Broadway in Regional Board of Education meeting The vacancy will be advertised and the police will “use good judgment” in enforc­ Leonardo to the Atlantic Highlands border, Monday night. board will be accepting applications. ing it. It authorizes police to issue sum­ it needs to be included. “His term was up by the end of the — Lauren Jaeger mons to violators and to tow cars. — Marilyn D u ff year.” said Mike Klavon, superintendent of

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M erla dow n, but B lood d rives slated fo r D ecem ber The Central Jersey Blood Center is sponsoring local blood drives during the month of December. definitely n o t out Donations can be made at the following locations: Dec. 10,10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Kimisis Tis Theotokou, 20 Hillcrest Rd., Homdel. Dec. 21, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Middletown Township, Johnson-Gill Annex, Kings Continued from page 1 ticket, Ed Burlew. Highway and Route 35, Middletown. Dec. 28,5-9 p.m., The Racquet Place, Route 34, Matawan. notes of sadness. . “A woman came up to me and said that she voted for the two Burlews and me,” he In addition, donations can be made at the Central Jersey Blood Center, 494 For one, Merla notes, although he Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury and at the Howell Donor Center, Howell Heritage accomplished “80 percent” of his goals, said. “I couldn’t tell her there was a mis­ take but I think there was a lot of confu­ Plaza, 3526 Route 9. he didn’t get to finish everything he start­ For more information, call 842-5750. ed. sion.” He wanted a Keyport representative on “There are reasons and results for the Bayshore Regional Sewage Authority. every election, but the only thing that mat­ This was not done. He wanted some more ters are the results,” he commented. He development on the waterfront, but the said he will still attend borough council Featuring waterfront remains relatively unchanged. meetings, as a resident. ♦ Live Entertainment l"tiiThlayZ In the past four years, he adds, Keyport Some bitterness did come out when he Every Saturday has lost about $10 to $15 million in rata­ reflected upon the campaign of 1994. ♦ On & Off Premise Catering bles, resulting from decreased home val­ “Everything happens for a reason,” he ♦ Daily Lunch Specials from $2.99 J r\ckct* " 4 , r , ues and business bankruptcies. said. “And it’s not whether you win or ♦ Dine In or Take Out p l i a b l e . “It hurts when you lose the ratables,” lose, it’s how you play the game. Life TUESDAY WEDNESDAY he said, adding that he is still working on goes on, that’s all.” bringing a wholesale food distributor to “It’s not how many times you get PRIME RIB NITE "A LITTLE BIT the borough. knocked down, it’s how many times you OF ITALY" “I am just a part-time mayor and get up,” he said. “We were such good $ Q 9 5 there’s not enough time in the day,” he losers.” 16 r Complete $ Q 9 5 added, but stressed that he gave everyone Merla said, ‘A lot of people don’t like ALL-Y0U-CAN-EAT Complete what I say, but if I said it, it’s the truth. individual attention. “I made all my own p i n e Includes Bread S Salad Garlic Bread, Appetizer/So#, Salad calls and I opened all of my own mail.” People will say, ‘It’s not what I want to Potato/Vegetable & Coffee/Tea Choice o) t Entree w/Pasta, Coffee Merla said he still wants to remain hear.’ Well, tough. I want to see what the involved with politics on the local level, new administration brings. WITH THIS AD WITH THIS AD especially in rebuilding the Republican “The two Republicans on the council TAKE-OUT SPECIAL party as a united force. have more experience than the five 1 / 2 P R I C E Democrats,” Merla said, calculating that He said that there is a split in the party, 2 L A R G E since he ran against councilwoman June June Atkins and David Hammond have a 95 ! MENU ITEM i total of 12 years, while Kevin Graham, $n Atkins in the Republican primary, and C H E E S E I Buy 1 Menu Item, Get 2nd Menu Item jf when he won, many of her supporters did Robert Bergen, Wade Pedersen and Joe PIES of Equal or lesser value at 1/2 price. not support him. Wedick have eight. Not valid with other offers. Not only did Merla lose this year’s “People are still asking who Joe Not valid with other offers. Expires 12/19/94 Expires 12/19/94 election, but so did his running mates, Bill Wedick, is,” he said, noting the newcomer Cerase and Robert Burlew. to the council. 47 TENNENT RD • M O R G A N V IL LE (1/4 mile west of Rt. 79) He added that there was some confu­ Summing up his thoughts on his sion about Robert Burlew and his brother Election Day loss, Merla stated simply, “It 5 9 1 - 2 1 1 2 who ran for mayor under the Independent hurts when you lose.”

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1993 salary is $30,000, and the maximum Under the four-step 1992 contract, a offer. Committee to salary, for a five-year officer, is $50,473. patrolman’s salary jumped from $27,294 “Obviously we’re disappointed,” said The maximum increases to $52,997 this the first year to $34,272 the second, Township Administrator Joseph Leo. The review decision year, and to $55,700 in 1995, according to $41,812 the third, and topped out at township was particularly interested in figures provided by the township. $47,979 the fourth, according to figures getting “some control” of the accumulated favoring union PBA President Robert J. Morrell ex­ provided by Assistant Township Admin­ sick-time cap, he said. pressed relief that the arduous process had istrator Edward Dunn. Leo said six or seven issues were set­ BY MARILYN DUFF concluded, but township officials were The township’s counter offer, which tled prior to arbitration and that the arbi­ Staff W riter unhappy with the ruling. the arbitrator rejected, provided 4, 4.5, and trator rejected a PBA request to extend “As far as I ’m concerned, it’s done and 5 percent salary increases; capped accu­ retirement benefits to widows. it’s time to move forward. 1 hope (mem­ MIDDLETOWN — After more than mulated sick time, payable at the going The PBA settlement w ill have an bers of) the Township Committee, in their two years of negotiations over a new salary at the time of retirement; and elim i­ “overflow effect” on the superior officers wisdom, w ill agree,” Morrell said three-year contract, the 68-member police nated a $500 detective’s stipend in contract, which also dates to 1992, accord­ Thursday, when asked to comment. patrolmen’s union has won the final exchange for cash time-and-a-half pay­ ing to Leo. He said it was “extremely tedious and round. ments for recall to duty, as opposed to Under their 1992 contract, police That is. unless the Township Com­ hard on both sides” and did not foster a compensatory time off. sergeants receive 12.5 percent more than mittee decides to appeal a state arbitrator’s “good relationship.” The township offer also included the the maximum patrolman’s salary of ruling. “In light of the current economic c li­ addition of the fifth salary step for “new $47,979, or $53,976. Lieutenants receive The committee w ill review the ruling mate, I ’m a little bit surprised” at the deci­ hires,” increasing the time to achieve max­ $60,723, and captains, $68,313, according — which provides 5.2, 5.0, and 5.1 per­ sion, Mayor Joseph Oxley commented imum pay from three to four years. Friday. to figures provided by Dunn cent salary increases for 1993, 1994 and The biggest issue, which prevented a 1995 — at a 6 p.m. executive session prior After five years, a longevity bonus also The mayor does not believe “a fair bal­ more timely settlement, was the “give to the Dec. 12 workshop. kicks in of 3 percent after five years, 5 ance was struck,” and said the ruling w ill backs” the township wanted, according to The ruling was handed down Nov. 18 percent after 10 years, 6 percent after 15, make it “extraordinarily difficult for tax­ M orrell. They included the cap on accu­ by Jack D. Tillem , an arbitrator with the and 8 percent after 20. payers.” mulated sick days, plus single instead of Labor Department Public Employment According to PERC Director Bob Oxley, who participated in the nego­ family medical coverage for new officers, Relations Commission. Tillem held formal Glasson, the township has 90 days to tiations last year, said the township only something the township dropped prior to hearings in March and May and consid­ appeal the arbitrator’s ruling. PERC pro­ got the ruling Nov. 26 and w ill review it its final offer ered final offers made by the township and Monday with the labor negotiator who vides binding arbitration for police and The township wanted to cap accumu­ Policemen’s Benevolent Association represented them during the arbitration firefighter collective bargaining units. Local 124. lated sick time at 150 days, w ith a pro­ In October, the township reached a process. vision to “grandfather” patrolmen who The PBA’s final offer, of which Tillem Even though it is binding arbitration, three-year, 1994-96 settlement with 178 ruled in favor, also increases the salary have already accumulated more than that O xley said they “can s till sit down at white- and blue-collar employees which scale from four to five annual steps, and number. (return to) the bargaining table.” included wage increases of 4.25, 4.5, and provides for cash time-and-a-half pay­ Under the township’s 1995 salary of­ 4.5 percent, plus single medical benefit M orrell said the extra step in the salary ments instead of compensatory time off fer, the 150-day cap would have amounted coverage for new workers beginning in guide w ill save the township $18,000 over for detectives who work during days off. . to a maximum retirement pay out of January, and a reduction in workers com­ five years for each new officer it hires. Under the ruling, a starting officer’s $36,000, according to the township’s pensation payments.

Send A C ookie G reeting Ladwood Dam fails, T his H o lid ay Season pond lost as result Instead of flowers, send a Cookie Greeting! We have Cookie Baskets for all occasions. BY PAUL GENTILE “You could be talking hundreds of It's a unique and delicious way to send a gift thousands of dollars to restore the dam,” that is certain to be like no otner. A nd, our Staff Writer Broberg said. cookies are as scrumptious as they look! Broberg noted that the dam was proba­ HOLMDEL — At a Nov. 28 Town­ bly originally built for the purpose of We Deliver Anywhere in The USA ship Committee meeting, Township En­ watering the original farm in that area. gineer Edward G. Broberg reported that Broberg said that, since the cost of the Ladwood Dam has failed. restoring the dam is so high, the dam The dam, which is the property of the should not be restored. According to NEW THIS YEAR! township and located west of the Lad­ Broberg, this would allow the area to go wood Subdivision near Ramanessin CUP OF COOKIES: back to its natural state. Brook, is a very old style structure dam, Deputy Mayor Gary D. Aum iller sug­ 11 oz. mug filled with delicious according to Broberg. gested informing residents of Broberg’s Christmas cookies Broberg noted that the dam is 8 to 10 feet wide, 30 to 40 feet long and 5 to 20 recommendation and giving the residents feet tall. around the pond an opportunity to join SANTA'S W ORKSHOP Before its failure, a small stream together to pay for the restoration of the A N D S L E D : flowed into the dam causing a buildup of dam. A letter w ill be written to the home­ owners informing them on the status of Tote boxes filled with gourmet water that created a small pond. Now that the dam has failed, the pond is gone. the dam. chocolate chip cookies According to Broberg, there w ill be no Broberg stated that if the failed dam is damage to the environment because of the not restored, it w ill have to be demolished, dam’s failure, but the area’s appearance is to let the area go back to its natural state. affected. He also recommended demolishing it for “It ’s impacting the aesthetics of three safety purposes — to prevent children or four homes of the Ladwood from playing on the failed dam. Subdivision,” Broberg said. He estimated the demolition could cost According to Broberg, homes pur­ tens of thousands of dollars. If the dam D electable chased in that area had the added appeal was to be restored, there would also be a of being located around a pond, but that considerable amount of money needed for E d i b l e s appeal is now in jeopardy. insuring the dam. Rt. 9 South (Easy Video Plaza) • Manalapan Send your news items Call Today - Next Day Delivery Order by Phone (908) 462-5808 by F:AX FAX (908) 462-7080 (908) 254-0486 THE INDEPENDENT, DECEMBER 7, 1994 1 1

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“The books have to be brand new,” ["free NAIL art"! r*New Customers Q n l^ Library w orries explained LaPolla. “Last year we were ■ • .fUUSETM.TlPSi.. | | 2 FOR I lucky. WRAPS 00 ACRYLICS 11 1 MANICURE I about this year's 99 Now in its fourth year, the library has $39 II 0 0 I always been successful in collecting the . FUMns ‘20.00 . . $5 cacnEach a I * W ith C o upo n II *■ • W ith C o u p o n * & take of books books. The first year, which LaPolla ^ * Expires 12/14/94 J Expires 12/14/94 called “fairly slow” ten books were col­ BY LAUREN JAEGER LOCATED INSIDE GABLE & LOMBARD lected. MARKETPLACE II • MATAWAN Staff W riter Over the next few years, the library •WITH AD ONLY • EXPIRES 12/7/94 donated one full box. HOURS: M0N.-SUN. 10-6, O O f l f l O f l O H olm del • 946-3855 WED. & THURS. T il 9:00 PM A 9 U * U A The typical donor, she said, is a child KEYPORT — The Keyport Public who frequents the library, sees the collec­ Library’s book drive appears to be a dis­ tion box, and will donate a paperback mal disappointment. book that they had purchased. Final Last Days But there’s still time to catch up. Last year, the library hit the jackpot Already one month has passed, and when one resident, who worked in a pub­ despite the library’s sending out flyers to lishing house, donated about 100 Walt all of the newspapers and advertising their Disney books. need with postings, only one book, “Little But, as of the month of November, the LIQUIDATION SALE Mermaid,” has been donated for the poor number of donated children’s books has and needy children. been one. Just one. Until Dec. 12, the books will be col­ Now, there are only a few days left to MERCHANDISE HAS BEEN lected at the library on Broad Street. try to compensate for what’s not been col­ Then, they will be picked up by the lected. CONSOLIDATED TO THIS LOCATION Region 5 Library Cooperative, which, in “I think that people don’t realize that turn, donates them to the Marine Corps we’re here. And if they do, they don’t Reserves’ “Toys for Tots” program. realize how late it is in the year,” LaPolla However, the Keyport Library librari­ suggested, when asked why it was slower Everything Reduced Further ans are hoping for a turnout like last than usual. year’s when three cardboard boxes were The program is a branch of the Marine filled to the brim with shiny new books. Corps Reserves’ “Toys for Tots” program, ALREADY As of last Wednesday, only one thin now in its 45th year. Walt Disney picture book shined from the “Books are a wonderful present,” said dark interior of a tall cardboard box Melinda Knapp, spokesperson for the pro­ MARKED DOWN placed in the front of the library, under­ gram. She noted that on the average, about neath a Formica table. 50.000 toys, which include children’s PRICES books, are donated to the program in 1/2 OFF “It’s not doing real well,” said Jackie LaPolla, the librarian, looking grim. “It’s Monmouth County yearly. been doing really badly. W e’ll have to throw in some books ourselves.” For more information, call 264-0543.

Orig. Audit OKs schools budget P r ic e KEYPORT — The audit of the Keyport Board of Education’s 1993-94 budget has • 90% OFF been satisfactory, said independent auditor William Antonides, Wall, who made a presentation at the Nov. 30 board meeting. ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE STORE The audit revealed that $9,616,000 was used out for the general fund of $9,867,000 worth of revenue, leaving an ample amount of surplus. The surplus figure now totals $881,747 — which is comprised of money left over from 1993-94 added onto the $630,594 surplus already in the budget. The Marketplace However, $200,000 of the total surplus figure has been committed to the 1994-95 budget. Another $6,110 has been reserved for purchase orders of goods that have not Rt 34 Matawan yet been received, the auditor said. K id c o Revenues were $3,867,000 in state funds and $6 million in local funds. — Lauren Jaeger Discount Kids Clothes 566-9488 1 2 DECEMBER 7, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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MIDDLETOWN — The Middletown dle schools, putting on skits and giving drive,” Rowe said. According to Rowe, Parents Bottlecappers visited the district’s middle talks about drunk driving. the counselors who dedicate their time to schools on Dec. 1 to inform the soon-to- “The main goal of the program is to train the students, do it voluntarily and be-drivers about the dangers of mixing train children at an early age by peers are not paid for their help. w ant say alcohol with driving. who have taken this seriously enough to Drunken driving statistics among high Bottlecappers are a group of about 100 not have to go out drinking on the week­ school students have decreased in the last high school students who teach other stu­ ends,” Grace Rowe, president of the five years and that can be attributed to in­ dents how to have fun without drinking Bottlecappers said. formative programs such as the one the in courses and drugs. They are given 20 hours of The peer interaction program has dif­ Bottlecappers run. training from substance abuse counselors ferent curriculum for each grade level. “It’s a good program, because it gives and are certified to go into the classrooms The program was started 12 years ago by students a chance to talk to other stu­ ______BY PAUL GENTILE______of sixth-, seventh- and eighth-graders to Bonnie McCarthy, the parent of five dents. The older students have been there Staff Writer teach them about the dangers of drugs daughters, who saw a need to do some­ and know what it’s like,” Rowe said. and alcohol. thing about the drinking and drug use The Bottlecappers are funded by Mid­ HOLMDEL — The new Family Life In response to the month of December among high school students. dletown Township. curriculum will be in place by the be­ being National Drunk Driving Awareness “The students in the Bottlecappers — Paul Gentile ginning of the next school year, and par­ Month, the Bottlecappers visited the mid­ sign a pledge that they will not drink and ents want a chance to help shape it. The curriculum, which addresses sex education, has caused a stir among par­ ents, some of whom feel the textbooks and teachings are too explicit. At recent school board meetings many parents have said they want a strong absti­ nence message in the curriculum. GREAT GIFTS IN STORE! 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adequate. ■ Idea a hit with “As it is,” said 22-year-resident Janet Bernstein. 97 Leonardo Ave., “we have a some, strikes saturation of recreation in our neigh­ borhood.” In their petition, submitted by Joan out with others Manson, 85 Leonard Ave., they say they already have six fields within a mile and ______BY MARILYN DUFF______a half of the proposed fields, and that the present fields are not well maintained Staff W riter and cause “extreme traffic and safety problems.” MIDDLETOWN — Controversy over They also cite littering, lighting and the planned addition of two ballfields to noise problems when the parks are in Croydon Hall Park in the Leonardo sec­ use. tion dominated last week’s Township “I think you’re doing us a grave in­ Committee meeting. justice,” Manson told the committee. She Residents who live near the site sub­ spoke with residents who live near mitted a 125-signature petition asking the Bodman Park in the Fairview section and committee to scrap the plans, while said people there “were appalled” by members of the Bayshore Youth Athletic noise, litter, and kids not being picked up Association, one of six township youth after games or practices. athletic groups, which would use the “I would never buy property in that fields, submitted a supporting petition. area,” said Manson. No decision was made, although com­ She also predicted that the two new mittee members disagreed with ob­ fields would draw as many as 2,000 play­ jections that township fields are under­ ers and spectators on Saturdays, a figure utilized and poorly maintained, and said Committeeman Patrick Parkinson strong­ traffic safety concerns could be ad­ ly disagreed with. dressed without altering the plans. Realistically, if there were four “I think it’s a classic case of ‘Not in games, they might draw 400 people, he My Backyard,”’ said Committeeman said. Patrick Parkinson. Croydon Hall Park currently only has Parkinson said the committee w ill one playing field, a combination foot­ look at “realistic concerns,” including ball/baseball field, which is located in the traffic and trash, but that east side of the proper­ “it’s not realistic” to say ty by Beacon H ill the fields are not needed. ‘It gets tough up Country Club. “It gets tough up here... every time Another three ball here,” Committeeman we propose a fields located near Raymond O’Grady told Croydon Hall belong the audience. “ It seems recreation use in to Bayshore Middle ) like every time we pro­ an area, people School. pose a recreation use in always come out Some of the objec­ an area, people always' tors also questioned come out against it.” " against it.’ Raymond O'Grady the cost, in view of an This controversy . Committeeman anticipated multi-mil­ comes on the heels of \ /"if j lion school bond issue. opposition to a planned Green Acres “It’s not just the two fields. We development at the Stevenson Tract by shouldn’t be spending the tax dollars,” Shadow Lake, and battles last year over said Phil Leone, 3 Hanne Dr. in the Source: Middletown Dept. Parks & Recreation Karen L Kesten new development at Tindall Park and the Leonardo section. conversion of the former Nut Swamp “This is not going to be a major air­ barn into a community-teen center. field,” said Victor Melmed, a BYAA The Tindall Park plans were scrapped Rec director says town coach who spoke in favor of the fields and the barn was torn down. The com­ and told opponents they were “losing mittee appears ready to dramatically alter sight (of the fact that) this is for the chil­ its plans for the Stevenson Tract, but has dren.” needs more ballfields not reached a final decision yet. The new fields would not affect prop­ With regard to the Croydon Hall Park erty values, and if anything, would BY MARILYN DUFF and are opposed to the plan complained site, the township applied in 1992 for a that township fields are poorly maintained enhance them, as they did at Dorsett $300,000 low-interest state Green Acres Staff W riter Park, he said. and underutilized. loan to build the two fields in the south­ “I take major exception to that,” Silva “We’ve got a case here of the tail MIDDLETOWN — There is a definite west section of the 35-acre property, said, concerning the criticism about wagging the dog. We can’t have 10 to 12 need for additional ballfields in the town­ behind an existing gymnasium and a upkeep. He also disagrees that the fields fam ilies te lling 2,000 children to go to ship, and Croydon Hall Park, because of parking lot and adjacent to Leonardo are under-utilized. hell,” Melmed said, apparently referring its existing infrastructure, is the ideal site, Avenue. The two ballfields planned for Croy­ to the children who might use the new according to Parks and Recreation A public hearing was held in February don Hall Park would include a smaller field. Director Gregg Silva. o f 1993, at which supporters endorsed youth baseball or women’s softball field Robert McGowan, president of “Typically BYAA (Bayshore Youth the plan. But residents of the surrounding Athletic Association) can’t get enough w ith a 60-foot infield, and a 90-foot se- B Y A A , said there are not enough fields neighborhood, known as Beacon H ill fields, but that’s not unique to them,” said nior-league fie ld fo r ages 13 and up. in the township. BYAA fields 97 boys Estates, say they did not know anything Silva. Because of some of the criticism about the teams and 34 g irls teams, he said, and about the plans or would have spoken out Two of the other “big six” youth ath­ plan, the fields have been flipped so that last year had to drop an older girls pro­ at the hearing. letic leagues, Middletown Youth Athletic the home plates back up to Beacon H ill gram because of a lack of fields. They fought a similar battle eight Association and the R ive r Plaza Youth Country Club instead of Leonard Avenue. years ago and won, they said. McGowan said he could have brought Club (formerly Boys Club), also have A buffer area along Leonard Avenue may 2,000 people to the meeting to show sup­ The current controversy erupted in asked for additional fields, Silva said. also be widened from 50 to 100 feet. port for the fields, but did not want to do early November, just prior to the elec­ In an interview last week, Silva re­ Both of the new fields would be used that. tion. sponded to some of the comments made at prim arily by B Y A A and would increase The proposed site is currently used as Opponents say the new fields w ill last week’s Township Committee meeting the number of township-owned fields to a dumping ground for leaves and yard cause traffic problems and reduce prop­ about the proposed construction of two 33. debris, McGowan said, adding, “I guar­ erty values, plus a planned buffer is in­ new fields at Croydon Hall Park. antee I ’ll maintain these fields myself.” Some residents who live near the site Continued on next page ■ THE INDEPENDENT, DECEMBER 7, 1994 1 7

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Source: Middletown Dept. Parks & Recreation Karen L. Kesten Town needs ballfields HAPPY Continued from previous page The youth players range in age from 5 to 18. Besides the big six and several S ilva ’s department issues permits for other smaller youth groups, some 70 or these fields, plus another 29 Board of more adult groups, all with some Education fields when they’re not being Middletown connection, also use the HOLIDAYS used by the schools. The permitting fields. process begins in January, and the fields For example, there is a firemen’s are in such demand that, between March league, a police league, and a postal work­ fr o m and July, “(we) just don’t have any slots, ers’ league. There are also service organi­ said Silva. zation leagues like the Sons of the /V iff’f c r\r\ CORCONSTRUCTION He displayed a 246-page computer American Legion, company leagues, printout of permits issued last year. Some church leagues, and community leagues £\riisan_ COMPANYcon 568 were issued to over 80 groups for like the Senior Soft Ball League and the The Sign of Quality Home Improvement TT Y^K varying time periods, said Ben Curci, Bayshore Men’s Softball League. superintendent of recreation, who handles The fields also are reserved sometimes the permits. The biggest users are youth for family picnics. It seems that in every organizations, which Silva estimated use nook and cranny of the township there is [ L a © ! OT c b c b Qs . the fields about 75 percent of the time. some organization that enjoys the favorite Six major yo.uth athletic organizations American pastime. operate within Middletown’s 40 square The township does not charge for field of Christmas Specials miles. Three are Little League sanctioned use, but certain regulations must be and “territorial,” with participation adhered to and a permit can be revoked on Roofing and Siding! restricted to a certain geographic area. The for misuse. Last year Silva withdrew a other three are independent. The chartered permit when the holder “sublet” the field groups are the Lincroft Little League, to two out-of-town teams, he said. None which serves prim arily the Lincroft area; of the county parks in Middletown have SPECIALIZING IN the Middletown American Little League ballfields. Dorbrook Park in Colts Neck is (MALL), which serves the North the only county park that does. Also, ROOFING & SIDING Middletown-Port Monmouth area; and the unlike Middletown, the county charges a Middletown Youth Athletic Association fee for field use. (M Y A A ), which serves most of central Asked about a planned ballfield com­ grcT ROOFING SHINGLES Middletown. plex at the county’s Sunnyside Recreation Leonardo Little Leaguers play with the Area on Middletown-Lincroft Road, Silva •13 COLORS IN STOCK Sandy Hook league in Atlantic Highlands. said that probably w ill be reserved for pre­ 25 Year, 30 Year & 40 Year The three independent, non-Little mier tournaments. Middletown’s field per­ League groups are BYAA, the R iver Plaza mits are generally given out based on past 156 W. Front Street, Keyport Youth Club, and the Middletown- use and availability. The six youth organi­ 0958 American Babe Ruth League. B Y A A and zations each use numerous fields, some Fully Insured • Family Owned and Operated • References Available Upon Request the two Middletown-American leagues less frequently than others. For your Convenience, Vie Now Accept VISA S MASTERCARD are spin-offs of M YA A , said Silva. 1 8 DECEMBER 7, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

Police want another O rdinance w ould let cruiser on the road tow ns contract busing BY PAUL GENTILE to get with a new transmission,” Giannone said. clude a cap waiver can have no discre­ Staff Writer Deputy Mayor Gary Aumiller pointed Kids of parents tionary spending. out that to stay current with new safety “When we got up against the wall, HOLM DEL — The township’s fleet of w ho can pay can police cruisers will temporarily be increased advances such as anti-lock brakes and we had to eliminate courtesy busing — airbags, it might be better off to turn the to 13 cars. The police have had a new car ride to school we could no longer afford it,” Fenton parked dormant in the parking lot for the last cars over every two years. Currently, the said. five months waiting for an older car to fail. cars are anticipated lasting three to four “The state is sort of a split-personal- years. An overall concern of the committee BY PAUL GENTILE The police have asked the Township ity on the issue. They do everything was that since police cars are used so fre­ Council to allow them to use the new car Staff W riter possible to force local districts to elimi­ even though they have yet to get rid of one quently, the mechanical problems with the nate it, but they want to be sympathetic of the older cars. cars will continue to mount the older the MIDDLETOWN — The Board of to parents who need to have it,” Fenton Turnover is the main issue in deciding cars get. The police department now con­ Education voted to support a bill cur­ the size of the fleet. The committee wants to sists of 28 officers and they are looking to said. ‘ investigate whether they would be better increase it to 30. Currently, there is one rently before the state Assembly that The bill the board voted to support served by having a larger fleet where the officer in the academy. would allow municipal governments to would allow parents to pay for courtesy cars could be used less and last longer, or The increased number of officers will contract for busing for those students busing that would be contracted by the whether they should have a smaller fleet better be suited with a larger fleet according who do not qualify for courtesy busing. local municipal government. and have quicker turnover to new cars. to Police Chief Bruce R. Phillips. There are two kinds of busing in the According to Fenton, the problem with Councilman Robert Giannone noted that The committee was curious as to how state: required busing and courtesy the bill is that it makes no provisions constantly repairing the older cars may not long each car is used during a typical day, busing. for children who don’t have the money. be worth it. The police recently installed a and they requested a log and report from the Schools are required to bus elemen­ “It’s kind of a half-baked solution. new transmission in a car that had 92,000 department. The department provided the tary and middle school-age students No one is really satisfied that this is the miles on it. report at the Nov. 28 meeting, but the com­ who live more than two miles from way it should happen, but the feeling “I ’d be willing to bet you’re not going to mittee did not have the time to review it school and high schoolers who live among the board members is first to get the 5,000 miles they tell you your going before the meeting. two-and-a-half miles or more away. get it allowed and then, when you have The state reimburses the district for 90 the option of doing it, you find a way ’81 M ater D ei grad on J e o p a r d y percent of that cost. to make it available for everybody,” Courtesy busing is for those stu­ Fenton said. MIDDLETOWN — Calling all Jeop­ Tree Lane, and will air Dec. 9. dents who may live closer than the two Board member Dayle Tellefsen ardy fans. .. Mrs. Gillespie said she is not a regular or two-and-a-half mile distance voted yes with comment in supporting Nicholas Gillespie, a former Middle­ viewer but won’t miss this show. requirements, but have a dangerous or the bill. town resident and 1981 graduate of Mater Her son, who lives in Los Angeles awkward walk to school. “I will have a hard time sleeping Dei High School, will appear Friday on the where he is an assistant magazine editor, For example, in Middletown, some tonight. I can’t believe that I have to sit television game show Jeopardy. formerly taught at the State University of elementary school age students must here and approve something that may The show was taped in September, said New York in Buffalo, where he obtained a cross Routes 35 or 36 or use routes help some children and not others,” his mother, Theresa Gillespie, 244 Cherry doctorate degree. where there are no sidewalks, and Tellefsen said. therefore, when there was money, Tellefsen was upset that the bill received courtesy busing. would not have any provisions to give XT The district of Middletown has not courtesy busing to students who cannot had courtesy busing for the last two afford to pay. Fenton feels her concern years, and it is uncertain whether or not is valid, but the Board needs to start Huuntru Knads there will be courtesy busing next year. somewhere in hopefully providing the "W e’re anxious to see something service for all children. done, but our hands are tied,” Board “This gives us a hook to get it into 139 Pine Brook Rd. • Manalapan • 446-4100 President Karen Fenton said. the municipal arena and makes a way According to Fenton, when state for us to provide it. It gives a little #1 TEEN TRAVEL CAM P funds began drying up in the late 80s, more flexibility. Right now we have no ADVANCED SENIOR GROUP the state mandated that a district that flexibility to offer any child the ser­ has a budget requiring an appeal to in­ ENT. GRADES 8th thru 11th vice,” Fenton said. WE’VE BEEN TO PARIS, FRANCE & THE BAHAMAS CRUISE... 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______BY MARILYN PUFF______High School in 1968, there were no girls athletic teams. Staff Writer G irls basketball and softball were MIDDLETOWN — C. L. “Chick” started in the early 1970s, and field hock­ Blood and the late Harold “Bud” Foulks ey started in 1976. had the same thing in mind when their In 1977, Collins stopped serving as the paths crossed in the late 1980s. cheerleading advisor and became assistant Blood, a Leonardo resident, wanted to ' hockey coach. The next year she became establish some type of memorial to his head coach. Last year she also was named father, the late Coach Lewis “Gyp” golf coach. Blood, who led the Middletown (then Three of Collins’ former field hockey Leonardo) High School football team to players, Karen Finnegan, ‘83; Nina undefeated seasons in 1925 and 1926. Rozzo, ‘87; and Patty Lauer, ‘82, were Foulks, himself an outstanding athlete inducted into the H all of Fame in 1992 at “Old Leonardo,” Class of ’ 32, and a and 1993. form er township mayor from 1969-71, The other six 1994 inductees into the also "wanted to get something going,” Lion Hall of Fame are: LION FAME — Middletown High School North field hockey coach Karen said Blood, to recognize outstanding con­ • John Adubato, Class of ‘37, an all­ Collins and six others were inducted into the Lion Hall of Fame in tributions on and off the field by “Old conference football tackle, who went on November. A plaque is displayed in the main office of the school. Leonardo,” Middletown and Middletown to fight at the World War I I Battle of the (Photo by Rich Schultz) North athletes and coaches. Bulge and helped found the Belford And so, in 1990, the L io n H a ll of Seafood Co-operative. football and baseball standout who later, Besides honoring athletes, the group Fame was bom to honor past and present • Chester “Jake” Supienski, Class of as head coach, took Middletown South to also sponsors the annual Harold “Bud” “Lions.” ‘38, whose H all of Fame biography de­ two Central Jersey Group IV and three Foulks scholarship for one male and one Coach Blood, who coached from scribes him as an “extraordinary” pitcher, Class A North titles. He is currently an female of Middletown North. 1923-35 and continued to teach until who “had one of the finest breaking balls assistant football coach at the University Last year’s recipients, Nancy 1956, according to his son, was inducted old-timers can remember.” of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. B erw eiler and M ike McGrath, each re­ in 1990. • Joseph Wacker, Class of ‘40, an all­ • Jim “Cat” Hunter, Class of ‘82, anceived a $1,000 grant. Foulks was inducted in 1991. He died conference tackle. Shore Conference dis­ all-Shore pitcher, who holds many school Funds are raised through an annual in 1992. ‘ cus thrower, and senior class president. records and went on to play with distinc­ golf outing, which w ill be held next year, Three of the “Four Horsemen of • Ken Foulks, Class o f ‘63, son of tion at Brookdale Community College and on July 10, at Bamm Hollow Country Leonardo.” who propelled Middletown to Harold Foulks, he starred in football, bas­ played briefly with the Milwaukee Club. Last year’s second annual tourna­ glory in the mid 1920s — Tucker ketball and was All-County and All-Shore Brewers. ment raised more than $5,000. “Swede” Hanson, Otto Schnoor, and in baseball. The seven jo in 38 others inducted be­ Bob Foxworth serves as president of George “Dutch” U lhrig — also have been • Robert G enerelli, Class o f ‘82, a tween 1990 and 1993. the Lion Hall of Fame. inducted. The fourth horseman was “Norb” Simpson, according to information pro­ vided by August T. Miner, long-time sec­ retary for the Middletown Board of Education, football enthusiast local school history buff. According to Miner, Middletown is no stranger to football glory, having won three state championships each in the 1940s and 1950s, and two each in the 1960s and 1980s. Leonardo High School opened at the site of Bayshore Middle School on Leonardville Road in 1911, M iner said. Part of the school, including an old gym­ nasium and six or seven classrooms s till stand. In 1953, the district built Middletown Central School on Tindall Road for grades 6-8. After many additions, in 1957, it replaced Leonardo as the high school. In 1976, after Middletown High School South opened on Nut Swamp Road, it became Middletown North. This year’s inductees, who were hon­ ored Nov. 5 at Buck Smith’s, included North’s varsity field hockey coach Karen Collins, who has guided her “Lions” to If you or a vulnerable adult you know is being four Shore Conference titles, including one this year, plus the 1988 Central Jersey abused, neglected, or exploited, call to get help: Group IV title. “I was very flattered and very hum­ bled” to be selected, said Collins, who, according to H all of Fame biographies, 1-800-792-8820 was instrumental in starting girls athletic teams at the school in the mid-1970s. This public awareness campaign was made possible by a grant from “ It ’s become something $ e ry im por­ tant to the people of Middletown, (recog­ the New Jersey Division on Aging to the New Jersey Association of nizing) people past and present,” she said. Area Agencies on Aging under the Older Americans Act When she was hired as a physical edu­ cation and health teacher at Middletown 2 0 DECEMBER 7, iy»4, mc INDEPENDENT Concert to benefit Library to honor David Leon Page

Clement House Approximately $3,000 worth of books “A Christmas Concert,” presented African-Am erican on African-American history have already by a 45-member symphony orches­ been purchased for the comers of the tra and 12-voice chorale under the corners nam ed for libraries. direction of the Rev, Alphonse The large sum was the total amount of Stephenson, w ill be held at 8 p.m. popular custodian donations, ranging from $5 to $100, given Dec. 20 at the Church of St. by family and friends. Clement, Route 79, Matawan. BY LAUREN JAEGER “He was always a student advocate." Father Alphonse is known for Staff W riter said Norman Zweiacher, principal of the having conducted the Broadway pro­ Keyport Central School. “He would duction of A Chorus Line for seven KEYPORT — For years, David Leon always help people on his time off. He years and for his fund-raising Page was a popular custodian for the drove them to doctor’s appointments ani Christmas concerts. Keyport school district, and now, thanks to meetings.” Proceeds from this concert w ill a donation from the people who loved him, Shortly after Page died, Zweiacher and benefit Clement House, a facility his name will live on forever. the high school principal, Tony Gaita, met that assists needy families. •A new comer in each of the school’s with Page’s friend, Mary Allen of Keypor:, Tickets cost $25 each. libraries — one in the Keyport Central and Page’s daughter, Patricia Jackson of For more information, call 566­ School and one in Keyport High School — Marlboro, to discuss the proposed library 3616. has been established in his name. “It was his daughter’s idea,” Allen said.

SPECIAL CORNER — Keyport Our rates are special Central School’s Principal Norman Zweiacher and librarian Jane Wilczak take a look at some of the books that were purchased for the O ur terms are special- African-American section of the library. (Photo by Lauren Jaeger) MINIMUM ONLY $1,000 “After Mr. Page died on Dec. 23, 1993, we asked that people do not send flowers, but to send donations.” % Allen said that it was Page who started 1 0 M o n t h 5 50 African-American studies in the Keyport _ A n n u a l schools and was the one who started the C ertificate H Percentage Y ie ld district’s observance of Black History Month. “The goal now is to expand it,” Zweiacher said, noting that the Keyport Central School library already has 23 books on African-American history. It is just a tiny fragment of the 10,000 1 2 M o n t h 6 10 volume library, which serves 765 children _ A n n u a l in kindergarten to eighth grade. C ertificate I Percentage Yield In addition, the Central School has an African-American history Discovery Board game for the youngsters. From the time he was employed in 1979 at the now-defunct East Keyport % School, to the time he retired from the dis­ 1 5 M o n t h 6 35 trict in 1993, Page’s presence was always _ A n n u a l appreciated, especially among black C ertificate H Percentage Y ie ld youngsters. Before he was employed by the school district, Page was a chemist for Cyanamid, Bound Brook. He retired from that job in 1978. % “He couldn’t sit still. He had to be busy,” Allen chuckled, recalling how he went look­ 1 8 M o n t h 6 50 ing for another job after his retirement. _ A n n u a l C ertificate ^1 Percentage Y ie ld The custodial job was just fine, she said, because “he loved children and he loved working with them.” Rates effective December 5th • Subject to change without notice As a result of his keen interest, he did VARIETY OF OTHER RATES AND TERMS AVAILABLE more than wash the floors and the windows of the buildings. Interest is com pounded continuously and payable monthly. Penalty for early withdrawal from certificates. For about the last eight years of his life, Page’s concerns centered around the well­ umMM e ^ e d / / being of children of African-American her­ itage, Zweiacher said. INVESTORS Said Jackson, “My father was disturbed by the fact that our African-American youth SAVINGS BANK were identifying with the often-glorified stereotypes, perpetuated in large part by the SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS: HOME OFFICE. k Highway 71 and Warren Avenue media, our television, in the movies and COLTS NECK MILLBURN * press.” Highway 34, P.O. Box 127 • East Orange DEAL: • Hillside* “As a result, we are losing many of our... 3 Norwood Avenue, P.O. Box 227 • Irvington FREEHOLD: brothers to street gangs, drugs and sexually * Highway 9 and Adelphia Road • Plainfield* LONG BRANCH: 169 Broadway • Short Hills* transmitted diseases such as AIDS.” NAVESINK: • Springfield* * Highway 36 and Valley Drive • Union* “In order to help resolve these problems, my father felt that it was our responsibility to challenge and charge our youth to first leam I FO>C INSURED TO 1100,000 1 24-Hour Banking Locations i t * of themselves in order to educate others,” she said. THE INDEPENDENT, DECEMBER 7, 1994 2 1 Awards given to e / V J j y Cliffwood’s finest ITALIAN RESTAURANT

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______BY PAUL GENTILE______that use it, it has a really good track appropriate teacher and student texts. record,” Superintendent of Schools Peter “If it is successful, we will move it raise cash Staff W riter Merluzzi said. into more of our schools. Eventually, we MIDDLETOWN — The Middletown The participating teachers will take a want someone in the district who can Board of Education approved a contract weekly three-hour graduate course in the teach the techniques,” Merluzzi said. that would provide reading recovery theory and practice of reading recovery According to Merluzzi, the program for charity methodology to some district teachers. conducted by a fully trained and certified has a high success rate. He cited Ocean The contract calls for the Piscataway reading recovery teacher. Grove as one of the districts who experi­ Board of Education to provide instruc­ ______BY LINDSEY SIEGLE The course, beginning in the summer enced success with the program. tion in the theory and practice of reading Staff Writer for one week and scheduled throughout The board w ill pay $11,950 to the recovery. Reading recovery is designed the school year, will be based on a clini­ Piscataway Board of Education for each It’s not easy raising green. Even for a to aid students who have intensive read­ cal/teaching observation model. teacher enrolled in the program. good cause. Even during the holidays. ing problems. It is aimed at determining, Six graduate credits will be granted The number of teachers participating Those are just some o f the lessons by the first grade, if a student will have a Alan Douches has learned along the way by Rutgers University for the two-semes­ has not been determined. Payment for the reading problem and then provide to putting, out A Live Christmas ter course. In addition, the Piscataway program will come from Chapter 1 instruction to alleviate the problems. Extravaganza, a recording of live per­ Board of Education will provide the funds. formances from the last two years’ per­ “I can tell you that from the districts formances by artists at annual Christmas shows to benefit the Community Food Bank of New Jersey based in Hillside. The Community Food Bank of New Jersey is the largest provider of industry- donated food to charities serving people in need. It is entirely privately-funded, according to Liz Thomases, a spokes­ woman for the charity. She said the group acts as a distribution center for food banks, emergency shelters and other com­ munity based charities, and serves 18 of New Jersey’s 21 counties. For the last four years the show, also billed as A Live Christmas Extravaganza, has been put together by Burtnik and friends, mostly a large cast of performers native to the Garden State. The last two shows were held at the Stone Pony in Asbury Park to benefit the charity. This year’s show, slated for Dec. 16, It's Tim e For H o lid a y Parties has been moved to Club Bene, Sayreville, And D ecking The H alls in part to make things a little easier on the musicians, many of whom are New Brunswick-based and are donating their During December, the spirit of Christmas and time and talents. the smell of evergreen fill the air at Dearborn Farms. In addition to Burtnik, this year’s You'll find colorful poinsettias and Christmas show will feature the Whirling Dervishes, plants to give as gifts or brighten your ow n home. Richard Barone, Lenny Kaye and many We also have plenty of wreaths, garland roping and others, including some surprise guests. evergreen blankets to transform your home into a A Live Christmas Extravaganza is the label’s first major release and Douches winter wonderland. said, “I ’m happy to begin my efforts with If you’re planning a holiday party or special a disk. I’m sure I won’t make any money Christmas dinner, we have everything you need to on this.” make it a success. Taste tempting catered foods, like None of the artists will be making any antipasto and homemade Italian dishes, from our money on the record either; all per­ family kitchens, ready to heat hors d'oeuvres, veg­ formers’ royalties are being donated to the food bank, according to Douches. etables for veggie platters, fresh baked pies and In fact, almost everything associated much more! You can even order a fresh-killed with the record, from the design of its turkey for Christmas dinner. cover to its distribution by Caroline Plus, we have all the season's finest produce Records, New York, has been done at no including artichokes, mushrooms, cranberries and charge or expenses. sweet, juicy Rio Star grapefruit from Texas. A Live Christmas Extravaganza con­ tains many of the classic tunes of the sea­ son including “Winter Wonderland” by Burtnik and “O Come All Ye Faithful” by Fruit Baskets W illie Nile. Now Shipped Nationwide The album does feature one original song, that being “X-Mas Twist” by Syd Fresh fruit baskets are a delectable way Straw, a former lead vocalist with the Golden Palominos as well as a solo per­ to say Merry Christmas. Available in a former. variety of sizes. Order yours today! The record also features some of rock ’n’ roll’s best Christmas songs, including Call 1-800-281-8303. Visa/MC accepted. Tommy Conwell singing “Run, Rudolph R un” and two songs associated with a man some people say still walks among Where quality and service are us, Elvis. Marshall Crenshaw acknowl­ fam ily traditions edges the King of Rock ’n’ Roll’s influ­ ence with a jumping version of “Santa Bring My Baby Back to Me” and Tony Shanahan contributes a fine rendition of “Blue Christmas.” A Live Christmas Extravaganza is available at several local chains, including Tower Records and Compact Disc World. FARM MARKET AND DELICATESSEN It also can be obtained by calling Caroline Records at (212) 989-2929. Open every day Mon. tUrn Sat. X am-tipm. Sun. Xam-F» pin • 2170 Highway 35 H olm del, NJ • 908-264-0256 3 0 DECEMBER 7, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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s the holiday season gets suspect, haven’t quite figured out a into full swing, neighbor­ way to prevent these nincompoops hoods are lighting up when from perpetrating these dippy acts A the sun goes down. of destruction. Dedicated individuals have NVith much patience and deter­ strung strands of sparkling lights mination Keyport’s volunteer around their homes, through the “emergency repair team” reassem­ leafless branches of trees in public bled the holiday light display. parks and along many main streets. Downtown once again glitters with Their work has brought light to holiday lights. the dark winter season. NVe applaud Keyport Partnership There are, however, a bunch of Inc.’s decision not to let the van­ nitwits who each season emerge dals get the upper hand. for a short time from the primor­ We cannot and will not let the dial ooze to destroy the colorful Beavises and Buttheads of the strands of holiday lights. world ruin the holiday for the thou­ In Keyport, the lights adorning sands of children who believe that every tree on NVest Front Street, the holidays are the most magical which took 10 volunteers two time of the year. weeks to string, were destroyed As for the vandals, they deserve Thursday night by a bunch of our heartfelt sympathy. Anyone jerks. whose life is so empty that he or It took just a few minutes to tear she needs to tear down holiday down some wires and pluck out lights for kicks is clearly a loser of some bulbs and ruin all the volun­ the lowest order. NVe’d like to write teers’ hard work. something here to convince them Unfortunately for the borough, to cut out the nonsense, but this is a yearly occurrence, and chances are, they don’t know how officials, who have yet to catch a to read.

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Here is a poem I wrote and entered in a I speak but nothing makes contest this past summer. My poem was Sense A local cartoonist’s perspective selected as one of the semi-finalists and You force me into a nursing home and The enclosed cartoon depicts two important local issues that have been in the the winner will be selected this fall. My Put my family to such an public eye this past month: poem is going to be published in the Expense 1. The deteriorating condition of Middletown’s school buildings. Echoes of Yesterday” (Library of The little girl in me is back again, 2. The $700,000 in low-interest loans for four new ballfields to be added to the Congress). To fill this body that is empty and in so numerous fields already in Middletown Township. I was inspired by the many wonderful Much pain BOB LANG people whom I have come to love at the 1 look in the mirror and know not ■ Leonardo nursing home where I work. I see first­ Who I see hand the impact that this disease has on I walk the halls aimlessly, I don’t people and (it) is all too real. Since (for­ remember mer) President Reagan came forth and Where I should be. told the public about his struggles with The days become months and even Alzheimer’s, the newspapers have been Years . full of information on this topic. This lonely life has me in tears Dear God, please take me home, I am ALZHEIMER so afraid and feel so alone. You rob me of my dignity To see me now is such a OLGA SMITH Pity Aberdeen

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Christmas service Dec. 17 in Matawan Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10-7, Sat. 10-5, Open Sunday 11-4 The Holmdel Community Church, 40 Santa Claus will be at the Freneau Fire W. Main St., will hold its children’s House, Route 79, Matawan, from 12:30-4 Christmas service at 10 a.m. on Dec. 19. p.m. on Dec. 17. The service will include a story pageant There will be gifts, refreshments and and carols. entertainment. A traditional Christmas Eve candle­ For information, call 583-9024. light service will be held at 8 p.m. Dec. 24. Flea market, craft CPR classes slated sale slated Dec. 10 An American Association Basic Life The Bayshore Recreation Center will Support Provider Course (CPR) will be hold an indoor flea market and craft sale offered by Bayshore Community Hospital from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Dec. 10. The from 7-10 p.m. on Dec. 6 and 8 in confer­ center is located on Port Monmouth Road ence room B of the hospital, 727 N. Beers and Bray Avenue, North Middletown. St., Holmdel. Santa will arrive at noon. Certification cards will be issued upon Refreshments and lunch will be avail­ successful completion of the course. able. For information, call 787-1880. Registration fee is $35 and includes all course materials. Christmas tour of For more information, call 888-7300. restored home set Hall of Fame “Fort Hancock in the 1940s” is the theme of this year’s Christmas open house candidates sought presented by the Sandy Hook unit of The Keyport High School seeks candi­ Gateway National Recreation Area. Tours dates for the ’95-’96 Hall of Fame. Grad­ of a restored home on Officer’s Row, includes uates of the Keyport High School who overlooking Sandy Hook Bay, will be have made important contributions to so­ conducted 6-8 p.m. on Saturday and Dec. 5 WEEKS OF ciety are eligible. 14, and from 1-5 p.m. on Saturdays and Applications are available at the high Sundays through Dec. 18 and on Dec. 14. GROUP LESSONS school and must be returned before Jan­ The program is free and no reserva­ uary. For more information, call 264­ tions are required. PLUS! 0902. For more information, call 872-0115. FREE UNIFORM FOR THE FIRST 15 CALLERS! • . Christmas bazaar in ‘Tech’ night (Offer expires 12/14/94) Keyport Dec. 10 for PTA Monday Engine Company Number 1 Ladies The New Monmouth School PTA is YFK KARATE Auxiliary will sponsor a Christmas Bazaar sponsoring a family technology night from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Dec. 10 at Con­ from 7:30-9:30 p.m. on Monday at the solidated Fire Company, across from school located on New Monmouth Road, C 7 4 A A C M 1872 RT. 35 SOU Beach Park, First Street, Keyport. Middletown. I ■ " I 1 9 1 MIDDLETOWN Rental tables are available for $10 The event will include computer each. For more information, call 888-4429 demonstrations, free gifts and raffles. or 739-2856. 3 4 DECEMBER 7, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT the Tatum Park Activity Center, Red Hill Road, Middletown. Tickets cost $4.50; UIHTIOVS reservations required. Call 842-4000; TDD 219-9484. Today and Thursday • The Aberdeen/Matawan Repertory Calendar Theatre will hold auditions for The Snow IlM M U ISK R S Queen at 7 p.m. at the First Presbyterian from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Consolidated Fire mation, call 431-7251. Church, Route 35, Matawan. Needed are Company, First Street, Keyport. Tables are Thursday men and women, ages 14 and up; must stiil available and cost $10. For further infor­ • Big Brother/Big Sister annual holiday prepare a song for auditioning. Also needed mation, call 888-4429. party and gift drive will be held from 5:30-8 are technicians. Call 583-1093 or 949-2352. • The Bayshore Recreation Center, p.m. at the Hofbrauhaus, 301 Ocean Port Monmouth Road, Middletown, will hold Boulevard, Atlantic Highlands. Pre-registra­ Monday and Tuesday its annual Holiday Flea Market and Craft Today tion fee is $20 (walk-ins $25). Gifts should • RTG Productions will hold open au­ Sale from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. For further infor­ • The Nutcracker and A Christmas be appropriate for children ages 10-16. For ditions starting at 7:30 p.m. for the musical mation, call 787-1880. Carol, the animated versions, will be shown further information, call 741-0055. the Phantom at the RTG/On Tap Dance from 7-8 p.m. a the Hazlet Branch of the and Rehearsal Studio, 105 Monmouth Monmouth County Library, 251 Middle Friday Street, Red Bank. Needed are actors, Road. Call 264-7164. • The James F. Ackerman Federation singers and dancers of all ages, but no chil­ of Auxiliaries to Jersey Shore Medical dren. For appointment, call 219-0081. Thursday Center, Neptune, will sponsor a holiday Saturdays and Sundays through Dec. • Make Way for Tomorrow will be 18 boutique from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the Tuesday shown at 7:30 p.m. at the Eastern Branch of • The Nutcracker will be performed by Medical Center’s Lance Auditorium. All pro­ • The Shrewsbury Chorale will hold the Monmouth County Library, 1001 Route ceeds will benefit patients and services at The Company of Dance Arts at 3 p.m. on 35, Shrewsbury. For information, call open working-rehearsal at 7:45 p.m. at the Saturday and Sunday at the Count Basie the hospital. For further information, call First Unitarian Church, 1475 West Front 842-5995. 776-4382. Theatre, 99 Monmouth Street, Red Bank, • Brief Encounter, starring Celia Street, Lincroft. Call 901-7892. Openings and at 3 p.m. on Dec. 17 and 18 at The are available for all voice parts. Johnson and Trevor Howard, will be shown Saturday Historic Strand Theatre, Fourth and Clifton at 2:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. at the Wall streets, Lakewood. Tickets are $18, $15 • The Holy Family Youth Group will Township Branch of the Monmouth County hold its spaghetti dinner with Santa from 4-7 and $12, with a $4 discount for senior citi­ Library, 2700 Allaire Road. Call 449-8877. (LIBS zens. Call 842-4015. p.m. at the Holy Family Church, Memorial Hall, Route 36, Hazlet. There is a $5 dona­ tion for adults, $3 for students and $2 for Today seniors. Proceeds benefit the youth group. • The Star Astronomy Society will hold i:\niitiTs its monthly meeting at 8 p.m. at the Holmdel Saturday Park Activity Center, Longstreet Road, Today through Dec. 29 Holmdel. The meeting is free and open to • Breakfast with Santa will be held from • The pen/ink watercolors of John E. 9-11:30 a.m. at West Keansburg Fire the public. Browning Sr. will be on display at the Wall • The Senior Citizens Activities House, Eighth Street, West Keansburg. Township Branch of the Monmouth County Program is free, with photos for Santa aval- Thursday Network will hold a free seminar on pre­ Library, 2700 Allaire Road, Wall Township. • The Bayshore Community Hospital, retirement financial planning from 7-8 p.m. able for a small fee. For information, call For information, call 431-7251. 739-0653. 727 N. Beers St., Holmdel, is offering a at the Holiday Inn, Hope Road, Tinton Falls. CPR course from 7-10 p.m. in conference Registration is required, call 542-1326. room B of the hospital. The registration fee Today through Jan. 4 Saturdays through Dec. 17 • Watercolor paintings by Shi-zen is $35 and includes all course materials. For Monday • Jack and the Beanstalk will be pre­ Wang will be on exhibit at the Holmdel sented at 1 p.m., Paper Moon Puppet further information or to register, call 888­ • The Monmouth County Branch Branch of the Monmouth County Library, 4 7300. Group of the Lupus Foundation of New Theatre, 500 Route 36 west, Navesink sec­ Crawfords Comer, Holmdel. For infor­ tion of Middletown. Tickets are $4.50 for Jersey will hold a social gathering at 7:30 mation, call 431-7251. Monday p.m. at the Eatontown Library, 47 Broad St., children; $5 for adults; $4 each for groups of 20 or more. For information, call 291-9200 • “Natural Health Remedies for -v Eatontown. For further information, call Today through Jan. 31 Children” will be the topic of Dr. M. Miczak’s 7~ (201)791-7868. ' • The colored pencil art of Edward P. Weekends through Dec. 18 program at Brookdale Community College, Walsh will be on display at the Poricy Park Lincroft, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. For further Tuesday • Charlotte’s Web will be shown at 7:30 Nature Center, Oak Hill Road, Middletown. p.m., with dessert at 7 p.m., Fridays and information and to register, call 224-2880. • The Central Jersey African Violet The center is open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Society will meet at 8 p.m. at the Matawan Saturdays, and Sundays at 2:30 p.m., 2 Monday through Friday, and 12:30-3:30 p.m. dessert, at The First Avenue Women’s Club, Jackson Street, Matawan. p.m. on Sunday, closed on Saturdays. Call For further information, call 988-5281. Playhouse, 123 First Ave., Atlantic 842-5966. Highlands. Admission is $12 for adults anc m r iT T T $8 for children under 12. Call 291-7552. Thursday through Jan. 2 • The photographs of Carroll Siskind Today Sunday • “Financial and Retirement Planning,” will be on exhibit at the Eastern Branch of • a Saturday the Monmouth Country Library, Route 35, Ah Choo! The Day I Had a Cold, a free lecture, will be presented at the • Engine Company No. 1 Ladies dance revue using stories, music, poems, Middletown Public Library, 55 New Shrewsbury. An opening reception will be props and songs, along with audience par­ A uxiliary will sponsor a Christmas Bazaar held from 2-4 p.m. on Saturday. For infor- Monmouth Road, Middletown, at 7:30 p.m. ticipation, will be held from 2-2:45 p.m. at For further information, call 671-3700. • “Beginning a Running, Walking and Cycling Program" will be given at the f Scrooge, a holiday Eastern Branch of the Monmouth County musical based on Library, 1001 Route 35, Shrewsbury, at Charles Dickens' A 7:30 p.m. The program is free. For further Christmas Carol, w ill be information, call 842-5995. presented by the Premier Thursday Theatre Company at The • Free employment counseling for vet­ Henderson Theatre, 850 erans will be available at the Hazlet Branch Newman Springs Road, of the Monmouth County Library, 251 Lincroft. Performances are Middle Road, Hazlet, from 9 a.m. to noon. held at 8 p.m. on Fridays For further information, call 264-7164. and Saturdays and at 2 • Middletown Township Public Library, p.m. on Sundays, through 55 New Monmouth Road, Middletown, will Dec. 18. Tickets cost $16 present a lecture and slide show titled, for adults; $12 for students “Middletown in Old Photographs” at and seniors and $10 for 7:30 p.m. children under 12. Call Friday 758-1118. • Free employment counseling for vet­ erans will be available at the Eastern Carol Fredette and Branch of the Monmouth County Library, the Steve Kuhn 1001 Route 35, Shrewsbury, from 9 a.m. to Trio w ill appear in noon. For further information, call 842-5995. concert at 2 p.m. on Sunday at the Monmouth Monday County Library, 125 • “Exploding the Gene Myths,” by Symmes Drive, Ruth Hubbard and Elijah Wald, will be dis­ cussed at the Eastern Branch of the Manalapan. Fredette has Monmouth County Library, 1001 Route 35, appeared at The Blue Shrewsbury, at 10 a.m. For further infor­ Note, Fat Tuesdays and BAH HUMBUG — Bob Ferry plays the role of the Ghost From mation, call 842-5995. the Hotel Carlyle in New Christmas Present, and Michael Kroll stars as Scrooge, In The Premier • "What You Need to Know About York City. The concert is Theatre Company’s production of Scrooge, being performed this week­ Automobile Insurance,” a free program, will free. Call 308-3761, end and next weekend at the Henderson Theatre, Lincroft. Continued on page 47 THE INDEPENDENT, DECEMBER 7, 1994 3 5

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F a s h i o n s , i jew elry alw ays 4 good choices i £ f o r w o m e n i 4 By Joan Healy Complete Tire and ou'll never go wrong if you i & select a beautiful and fashion­ Y able outfit or an accessory for Auto Repairs % that favorite woman. M Fashion designer Keith Rennar i • Tuneups • Brakes • Front Ends • suggests a hand painted sweatshirt embellished with gold leaves, uni­ A corns, or bold splashes of color, or a & Exhaust System s • Tim ing Belts • £ 100 percent woven blanket coat with £ ALL MAJOR TIRE BRANDS i a southwestern flair. Whether you & Heating & Cooling S ervices etc... choose a Rennar casual, sporty or r • Goodyear • Dunlop i dressy fashion, the recipient w ill be a lucky lady. St. • Michelin • Yokohama M i i JJ Rennar Fashions have been shown f • BF Goodrich • Bridgestone % in boutiques across the country. & • Pirelli • Uniroyal i Solve Ride Problems & Recently the method of distribution I \ has been changed and Rennar is sell­ Sl & ing his fashions at only two loca­ I \ tions...one in Bayonne and the other & & at a boutique inside the Body Sfc \ Beautiful Salon, 48 Route 34, & Aberdeen. * C , In business 14 years, Rennar cre­ * ates styles from petite sizes through & TIRE AND AUTO REPAI & misses, and also extra large. "If a £ A woman who wears a larger size...up S t ­ $ to 8X, sees a style she likes," Rennar * 310 Rl. 36 East • Baztat • (908) 787-4000 i adds, "I can have it made for her at & 2 my Bayonne manufacturing facility." VISA, NIC, DISC, AMEX accepted • Hours: MON-FRI 8:00-6:00, SAT 8:00-5:00 He has created fashions used in movies, including an outfit for the Demi Moore/Bruce Willis film, Mortal Thoughts. Whether you're buying a gift for W e w ill be featuring someone else or treating yourself to DIAMOND TENNIS BRACELETS something special, Rennar invites you to stop at the Aberdeen boutique on Dec. 16 and 17 when you can "Meet the Designer." He'll answer your fash­ 1.00 C T-$450.00 ion questions and even give advice on gift-buying or style problems. / a 2 .0 0 CT. - $ 9 5 0 .0 0 In accessories, shimmer is in and o stylish jewelry has a dressier look. 3.00 CT- $1300.00 "Radiant jewels are always a joy to give...and of course, to receive, dur­ Je W e liy 4.00 C T-$2100.00 ing the holiday season," says Drew Cowit of jewelry Repairs By Us of R e p a irs 5 .0 0 CT. - $ 2 9 9 5 .0 0 Manalapan. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, at Easy Video Plaza, Route 9, anniversary S specials are being featured. Colored formerly SARAH’S Jewelry gemstone necklaces, bracelets, ear­ rings with emeralds, sapphires, gar­ nets, amethysts, rubies, blue topaz and other colorful jewels...plus com­ binations with two or more colored 35-45% OFF stones, are particularly popular this SELECTED ITEMS* season. Diamonds remain the best TeW e l l y sellers at holiday times and through­ COMPLIMENTARY AIRLINE TICKETS FOR TWO! out the year, he adds. "W e also have R e p a i r s a vast selection of necklace with any Purchase of $500.00 or more remounts...in which diamonds from HAWAII - ACAPULCO * LAS VEGAS B y U s older rings or other jewelry are given FREEPORT - JAMAICA a new contemporary look." Grand Union Shopping Center Cowit explains Italian colored ______ORLANDO Route 35, MIDDLETOWN stones, called Intaglia, are definitely a 1., i ■ favorite this holiday season. He (908) 671 -0088 describes this unusual design as "the 9 OTHER opposite of cameos...the figures or LOCATIONS O P E N 7 D A Y S Romanesque designs are carved into TO SERVE YOU: Princeton, Manalapan, Sears-Ocean, until January 1 st, 1 9 9 5 the stones instead of being raised as 1 0 A M t o 7 P M Belmar, ShopRite Neptune, Howell, Mercerville, East Fridays till 8 PM the traditional cameos." Onyx stones ^ Brunswick & Staten Island.______in all colors are the stones used for Intaglia jewelry. THE INDEPENDENT, DECEMBER 7, 1994 3 7 Shopping for the kids this year

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that educate By Joan Healy n the season when many kids get more toys than they know what to do with, many items will get stuck in a corner of a closet and lost with old teddy bears Noelle and trains in the bottom of a toy chest. ITherefore, it's important to find games, toys Calvello, 3, and books that will encourage children to use o f Monroe, their minds and their full scope of creativity and imagination. really got When given the opportunity, girls and boys into finger- of all ages tend to select items that give them a challenge— whether it's a tot building a house painting at w ith blocks, or an older child playing a board the recent game that will test their wits. Hal Shapiro of Meyer's Toy Store has been in grand the business of pleasing kids for many years. As opening of a family run business for 80 years, the Route 18, East Brunswick store is filled not only with dolls the East to please little girls and collectors as well, but Brunswick with the latest selection of educational toys and games. ZANYBrainy Shapiro says there's no need to be frazzled superstore. when shopping for youngsters this holiday sea­ Photo by Rich Schultz son, "There's a huge selection for girls and boys who love to build houses, bridges and designs that let their imaginations run wild. Brio, Playmobile, K'Nex, Steel Tech, erector sets, and Lego are just some of the wonderful selection H o l i d a y G i f t Guide 1994 that keep these little future builders thrilled." Z-Tech electronic toys and board games, many new this season, are popular gifts for the older child. Snacking Safari, Gator Golf, Crack the Case, Tri-Bond, Power Rangers, and Uno's Som ething Different Stocko are the top sellers for the holidays, Shapiro adds. As Central Jersey's primary teaching resource center and children's bookstore, It's Elementary!, Creative, hand-crafted gifts m ay be the answ er has the largest selection of books for all ages. Manager Julian Bostick gives a gift-giving hint for By Joan Healy to the front, and four separate rooms instructions. the: younger set. "O ur boxed sets that combine books and soft toys are very popular. For little f you're tired of the same old where crafters place their products Ellen Bristol, marketing representa­ routine...giving perfume to on consignment. Also the Country tive of Frank's, offers some helpful girls; Angelina Ballerina, and for boys, Moon Aunt Maude, or the typical tie Christmas Room features unique dec­ ideas, "Fashions are always welcome Bear ana Polar Bear, are favorites." Best sellers for the five-and-six-year-olds are I to Uncle Fred, it's time to look orations, many made by hundreds of gifts and personalizing sweatshirts, Marc Pfiester's Rainbow Fish, and his latest, for something different and unusual. crafters across the country. pants or T-shirts is easy w ith the kits Dazzling Dinosaur. More and more people are deciding The shop is filled with attractive on display in our stores." She says to either make gifts themselves or items such as handmade jewelry, once people realize how easy it is to Ms. Bostick adds, "For children eight and older, the Goosebump books and Baby Sitter purchase hand-crafted items. wooden items, kitchen decorations, do, they go on to create their own Club books are top choices." It's Elementary, on One way to find unique gift ideas personalized plaques, stationery, designs. Route 34, Colts Neck, also carries the popular is to check out the multitude off craft dolls, toys, floral displays and Centerpieces and wreaths are GeoSafari and GeoMath computerized games, shows that start in early October and wreaths, stained glass sun catchers, good presents any time of the year. that are excellent supplemental learning tools. continue through the week before teacher gifts, and many stocking With today's huge selection of dried A new store that features "a zillion neat Christmas. Holiday craft fairs are held stuffers. For customers' convenience, flowers and realistic silk flowers," she things for kids" has opened in MidState Mall, at churches, synagogues, municipal gift wrapping is always available free adds, "youll feel you have to smell Route 18, East Brunswick. ZANYBrainy is the first centers, and by various lodges and of charge. the blooms to see if they're real," she multimedia educational superstore for kids. It's organizations, and offer many great But, don't be misled, Country comments. 12,500-square-feet is filled w ith over 25,000 of gift ideas. Clutter is not just for holiday shop­ According to Ms. Bristol, children the most exciting toys, games, more than Country Clutter is a shop, at 4401 ping. It's open all year round ana love to make things for their parents 10,000 book titles, over 6,000 family videos (old Route 9, Freehold, where you'll features items for every season and and grandparents. There are numer­ and new favorites), arts and crafts supplies/com­ always find a huge selection of one- all holidays, plus baby gifts, house­ ous kits for all ages so that kids can of-a-kind items created by more than hold articles, quilts, ana much more. make their special present that w ill puter software, more than 3,000 music tapes and CDs, electronic learning games, a teachers' 45 local crafters, plus their own selec­ Fortunately, making your own be kept and cherished for years to resource section, and more. tion of collectibles and personalized gifts also helps cut your holiday come. Marc Goldberg, vice president in charge of gifts. shopping budget down to size. If Even if you don't have a "green marketing, says, Our stock is designed to Stepping into the store is like tak­ you're handy enough to make thumb" you can't go wrong with encourage kids to explore their world and to ing a step back in time. You're sure delightful and useful presents, the the bulb kits that include floral bulbs, recipients will appreciate your cre­ the pot, correct amount of soil...all challenge them." There are 16 ZANYBrainy loca­ to find something for everyone on tions in the East, from New Jersey to Atlanta, your list from the many items on dis­ ative talent and special thoughts. you have to do is water it and you'll Many area stores have a supply of have beautiful hyacinths, amaryllis, Georgia, and owner Dave Schlessinger is plan­ play. You'll see ideas for infants and ning more expansion. In early 1994 there were toddlers to great-grandparents, and craft items, sewing supplies, articles and other flowers at home. five stores, by the end of 1995 there'll be over all ages in-between. Plus there are for hobbyists, dried and silk flowers "A live poinsettia is always perfect 30. A Chicago store will mark the firm's first beautiful holiday decorations to turn and other things that can be used for a host or for a gift you didn't push West. your home into a Christmas wonder­ creatively. anticipate," Ms. Bristol comments. Frank's Nursery & Crafts, w ith "It's a good idea to buy a few so you In regard to prices, Goldberg explains that land. everything is value-priced, from 10-to-40 per­ Country Clutter is an old-fash­ locations on Route 9 in both can be ready to give someone a Manalapan and Howell, and Route token gift to show you care." cent below list, plus there are "Zany Zingers" ioned country store where you can super specials, w ith savings up to 80 percent on spend hours just browsing through 35 in Hazlet, is filled with all the sup­ Frank's is filled w ith a complete plies you'll need for more projects selection of arts and crafts supplies, special items. thousands of interesting things. As a ZANYBrainy is a hands-on store where chil­ family business, jean Spector, her than you can imagine. To give you plus sewing notions, wools, embroi- dren enjoy the Interactive Play Area, plus an husband Jeff, and parents Anne and ideas, there are numerous Tree pam­ deiy threads, fabric paints and deco­ phlets with directions for making rations, jewelry findings, ribbons, entertainment area where movies are continually Ned Barba, you'll always find one of shown. Children are encouraged to touch, to the owners there to help you. many projects, plus hundreds of rubber stamps, and decorations for do, to play...it's a store they love to visit. The shop has a large showroom books with patterns and complete every holiday. 3 8 DECEMBER 7, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

O n c e upon a time, in a town called Calendars, books, Middletown, an enchanting children’s boutique appeared... videos entertain xfaire <3ails and also educate hey h ad a b e au tiful... lves! Small, fast-moving receiver's favorite videos. Christening Department, a unique elves! You only need ' Video collection packages have selection of accessories & gifts, an them once a year, but become increasingly popular. E Selecting a video as a gift is almost exclusive line of items made especially everyone could sure use some elfin help when it 100 percent guaranteed, since most for Fairie Tails, Baby Shower Registry. comes to holiday gift- people have VCRs in their homes. Appointments available for Layette Department. buying. We all vow to shop early, but Preemie - girls up to size 14. Boys to if you've ever been to the mall size 10. Gift certificates available. around the holidays, you know that L arge, beautiful Imported Layette Dept. can't be true. However, it does help to have in calendars can be GRAND OPENING Faire Tails wishes you and your mind a few subjects before you pre­ found on just about 10% OFF on selected items fam ily pare to squeeze like a sardine into the till Dec. 20th The Happiest of Holidays shopping mall. any topic imagin­ Faire Tails • ShopRite Plaza Below are a few guides and sug­ able. From full-color gestions when it comes to finding dogs and cats to oily Hwy. 35, M iddletown, NJ • (908) 671-7445 thoughtful gifts. Unfortunately, there aren't any outlets selling elves. pumped-up bodybuilders Calendars are the perfect gift when to luscious garden it comes to long-lasting. Months after you've given one, you will still hear landscapes. now it is bringinq joy to the receiver. From Buena Vista Home Video They are truly gifts that keep on giv­ there's "The Best of Broadway ing. Musicals." It's filled with musical Large, beautiful calendars can be numbers from some of Broadway's found on just about any topic imagin­ better known shows, such as able. From full-color dogs and cats to "Camelot," "M y Fair Lady," "Hello, oily pumped-up bodybuilders to lus­ Dolly!" "Oklahoma!" ana several cious garden landscapes. more. In addition to putting all these For animal lovers there's plenty of marvelous performances together, calendars meeting the needs of dog there is also plenty of rare footage. and cat lovers. Workman Publishing Buena Vista also offers "Johnny delivers a bounty of furry friends in its Carson: His Favorite Moments from "365 Puppies a Year Calendar" and 'The Tonight Show.'" Carson selected "365 Kittens a Year Calendar." These segments from his 30-plus years of two gems offer pictures of puppies doing the show. and kittens each and every day of the New Line Home Video offers a month. These wall calendars are per­ digitally remastered version of the fect for adults and children. However, classic "The Lion in Winter." It is avail­ more adults will be hanging these up. able in wide-screen and full-screen In addition, Workman also offers editions. Set during Christmas 1183, "Greenpeace: Stepping Lightly on the it focuses on the family of Henry II. It Earth," which is filled with a year's is a different sort of holiday gathering. worth of animals in the wild and MGM Home Video offers plenty of explains why they should remain that classics, as well. There's the 25th way and what you can do to help. anniversary edition of "The Midnight A behind-the-scenes look at ani­ Cowboy," a corral of westerns that mal wildlife is also available in a wall includes "The Magnificent Seven," calendar. The San Diego chapter of "Chato's Land," "Breakheart Pass" the American Association of Zoo and a few other classics for the ho li­ Keepers produced a calendar with a days — "Little Women," "Boys Town" look at wildlife not usually found and "The Nutcracker." hanging around on a wall. "Animal Books are another area that Buns" is a tongue-and-cheeky calen­ promises to offer something for every­ GIVE THE dar that pokes fun at all those human one. Even if your recipient doesn't buns calendars. Animals range from enjoy devoting a year to reading the feathery to the furry, all caught in Stephen King's new book, they might GIFT OF TRAVEL! natural positions. well enjoy the latest woodworking For those on your buying list who manual, a new novel from a young would rather have something in the writer or a leather-bound classic to artistic world, something a little more add to their library. serious and not as cute, there's plenty For fiction lovers, recently pub­ lished, or soon to be published, books 7 Nights , W 8 h ts of those from the Neues Publishing 'SS® ** ACAPULCO 1-OJVDoiV Co. Some of the offerings include: include "Wings" by Danielle Steel C R U l S t Inc. RT Air, • Art. "African American (Delacorte), ''Beach Music" by Pat Transfers. Hotel Inc Masters," "Eliot Porter's America," Conroy (Doubleday), "What I Lived Transfers O” r * £ o Only $ 4 5 9 pp Hotel "Louvre," "Impressionism: Sunlight & For" by Joyce Carol Oates (Dutton), o°|y^ L » .w i $ 3 9 9 Shadow," "Museo del Prado," "Dali" "None to Accompany Me" by Nadine puis PortJ— - p p and "Kandinsky." Gordimer (Farrar, Straus & Giroux), • Photography. "Mapplethorpe," "The House on the Lagoon'' by Gift Certificates Make A Great Gift! "Annie Leibovitz," "Marilyn," "Louis Rosario Ferre (Farrar, Straus & Never a charge for our services. Stettner's New York" and "Bertram Giroux). Bahner." For nonfiction readers there's V VISTA TRAVEL • Various themes. "First Love," "O prah W infrey: The Real Story" by zSJ 739-2424 _ "The British Country Carden," George Mair (Carol Lane), "John An American Express Travel Representative "Navajo Textiles," "Botanicals," Lennon: My Life" by Pete Shotton "Keith Haring" and "Keith Haring (Thunder's Mouth), "The Kennedy Hwy 36 • Airport Plaza • Hazlet Coloring Calendar." Women: The Saga of an American Open Mon.-Fri. 9-5:30 • Thurs. till 8 p.m. • Sat. 9-1 If you want to keep the visual Family" by Lawrence Learner (Villard), All Packages Based on Double Occupancy and Availablity theme of gift-giving constant, you "All's Fair by Mary Matalin and may also want to look for your James Carville (Random House). THE INDEPENDENT, DECEMBER 7, 1994 3 9

Express your love w ith beautiful cultured pearls

here are few times during the jew elry stores. , ter is by looking at your reflection on little higher than other colors, it is year when families and friends When purchasing any piece of cul­ the surface of a pearl. If your reflection always best to match pearl color with can get together to express the tured pearl jewelry, it's a good idea to is clear and crisp, then tne pearl is a real the skin tone of the woman wearing T love and devotion that ties them know what you're buying and how to gem (no pun intended). The foggier the gems. Whitish/pink pearls look best together. Perhaps that's why the holi­ look for quality, just like diamonds, your reflection, the less valuable the on women with fair hair and skin, while day season has become a very special pearls have a wide spectrum of quality pearl is. Steer clear of pearls that appear cream-colored pearls tend to look bet­ occasion for people around tne world. differences that determine the overall to be too white and chalky, since this is ter on women with darker complexions. W ith the holiday season drawing beauty and value of a pearl. However, a telltale sign of poor quality. As far as shape is concerned, the closer each day, the anticipation of unlike diamonds, these quality factors The second most important thing to most prized pearls are round and sym­ upcoming festivities stirs excitement in are easier to judge with the naked eye look for in a pearl is its surface. As cul­ metrical. us all. The spirit of giving awakens the because they are far more apparent. tured pearls are made by nature, it is Slightly off-round pearls are far more secret Santa hidden inside, luring us in Luster is the most im portant factor in rare to find a pearl that is completely common on the market and represent a and out of shopping malls with hopes judging the quality of a cultured pearl. free of any surface blemishes, such as good value because, from a distance, of finding the perfect gift. Luster refers to a combination of surface wrinkles and tiny bumps. Thus, the they tend to look round. The holiday season is the perfect shine and a deep, almost three-dimen­ fewer blemishes on a pearl, the more Asymmetrical pearls, often termed time to give a special gift of love, beau­ sional glow emanating from within the valuable it is. Color in pearls is a matter baroque pearls, are unique in shape ty and value — a gift that reflects the heart of a pearl. of preference. While white pearls with a and are priced far less than round qualities of the recipient and expresses One of the best ways to evaluate lus­ very slight pink tint tend to be priced a pearls. the genuine feelings of the gift-giver. That's why cultured pearls have become classic gifts for the holidays. White as the new-fallen snow on a Christmas morning, yet as warm and glowing as a toasty yule-log fire, pearls really do capture tne essence and RENNAR boutique ambiance of the season. And though cultured pearls are con­ 48 Highway 34 • Aberdeen • Located in “Body Beautiful” • 2 9 0- 00 7 0 sidered fine gems like diamonds and rubies, they are one of the more afford­ REHNARS’ Boutique-Style Ladies Sportswear has been selling able gems for shoppers this season. out in local Boutiques for 15 years...Now his eclectic unique styles A gift of cultured pearl jewelry can are available only at his “exclusive” Designer Boutique located in be found to suit just about any shop­ Body Beautiful, 48 Highway 34, Aberdeen, NJ. Your personal per's budget. A lustrous pair of stud designer caters to petite, missy, full size, tall and special sizes too! earrings starts at about $50, with a clas­ Alterations included in your “Designer Direct” Price. sic pearl ring beginning at about $100. A stylish bracelet begins at about $250, and an alluring cultured pearl necklace ★ Meet the Designer Friday December 16th and Saturday December 17th ★ can be purchased for as low as $800. A RENNAR wide variety of cultured pearl jewelry can be found in a vast assortment of Join our “Rennar C lub” and earn Free D esigner Sportsw ear! styles at most local department and Boutique Hours: Tues. 11-5 • Wed. 11-8 • Thurs. 11-8 • Fri. 11-8 • Sat. 11-4 2 | £ § | | | |

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POINSETTLA GIVE-A-WAY Every purchase of $200 or more will R a c in g B e a u t ie s receive a beautiful poinsettia plant, potted and gift wrapped. One plant C om e see our winning collection per purchase. Two size plants are available - inquire for details. of hand crafted 14KT gold Valid only while supplies last. horse pins. Elegantly designed and affordably priced. O ther animal pins too. B U Y JK G I F T For Over 100 Years, The Right Jeweler For The Right Reasons R E C E I V E JK G I F T BALLEW’S REUSSILLES Freehold Red Bank UNION SQUARE MALL 5 W. Main Street 36 Broad Street CALL FOR EXTENDED 500 HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN, NJ 07701 (908) 462-0136 (908) 741-5800 HOLIDAY HOURS (Next to House of Chong) 4 0 DECEMBER 7, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT Trimming tricks PORTLAND WILLAMETTE < ULTRA. FYKE™ One of the largest selections of glass enclosures & screens for a perfect tree Over 31 yrs. experience lovingly adorned needles). Check limbs to make sure Gas logs, grates, rings, Christmas tree is the they will hold up under the weight of bellows & accessories visual and emotional ornaments. Finally, have someone A center of many homes stand it up so you can scrutinize the Visit our showroom during the holiday sea­ shape and overall affect. If it's just son. Families know right, get help tying it on the car! that it's not just a pleasant custom or If you don't buy a tree with a A n d ir o n Fireplace Shop an eye-catching decoration, even if it wood-and-plastic stand already happens to be a nice place to stack all attached, you'll need to set it up in 2074 Route 35 • Middletown • 671-0919 the gifts. one. The butt of the tree should be So when the pace picks up and cut about an inch above the ground A ndiron is your Gas Log “Hearthquarters” hectic holiday schedules kick in, try to help it absorb water. It may take not to think of selecting and decorat­ more than one person to place the ing a tree as just one more task that tree in a conventional tree stand. must be done. However, keep an eye out for a new A Fine Art Gallery Relax and enjoy the most fun and "One-Minute Christmas Tree Stand" Featuring festive yuletide tradition of all. called Swivel Straight (Country Line Because Christmas dreams, for both Limited). A swiveling base and a foot • Limited Editions children and adults, begin with a long pedal allow one person to easily Holmdel Towne Center • Prints • Posters look at the masterpiece a family cre­ straighten a tree as large as 15 feet. 2101 Hwy 35 • Holmdel • Antique Prints ates together. Anything goes when it comes to • Antique Glassware It'sTiard to pinpoint when the first the decorating stage. You can choose • Artwork Restoration 671-0070 trees were decorated as part of a a particular color scheme, match a Christmas celebration, but early room's decor, go with a fun theme or Serving Your Community For Over 25 Years • Corporate Accounts Welcome records suggest that it was practiced ust add a few new pieces to the col­ in the early 16th century in Central ection of memories you already have. • Hundreds of Molding hT°°offl Ps^offirio'offir free-! Europe. It seems that the Germans Start with a colorful felt or cot­ j Any Custom, I I were the first to adopt tree-trimming ton tree skirt wrapped around the Styles in Stock | !J Framework Order:Orr1" ' 1 1: a n y 11 Rea“'ahr.CLASS I • Same Day | F R A M IN G | | or Artwork FRAMED I I "Poster" Custom I as a holiday custom, sometime during bottom of the base. String any Service | O R D E R I* Purchaseo? • • I Framed | the 1 7th century. They called it the strands of lights around tne tree and I sSfeore I I ARTWORK I J (Max. 24x36) J Available Minim um Purchase ol ■ J Limit one per | 1 Limit one per • I Limit one per | Christbaum, or Christ tree, and deco­ secure them into place before adding S80 00 Limit one per I I customer. Coupon - ! customer. Coupon ■ customer. Coupon ■ • Largest 1 customer, coupon ■ I must be presented at | I must be presented at | rated with gorgeous and tasty candies other ornaments. If you tire of the old Selection must be presented at I must be presented at | I time of order. Not ■ time of order. Not - time of order. Not . time of order. Not ■ and cookies. ones you've had for years, you should Of Oval & valid with anv other | 1 valid with anv other I valid with any other | valid with any other I Circle Frames ( offer or orders in ■ offer or orders in | offer ororders in i ' offer or orders in ■ The custom spread quickly both in know that there are lots of new styles, progress I Droaress. * proqress. Iprogress. I progress. I in The Area 1 J^ExgiresI 12-31-94. J lExpiresI *2-31-94J the German states and wherever colors and sizes to choose from. I I German people relocated. German New this year are Super Bright 1 Pearl Lights (pearl-shape miniature immigrants to Pennsylvania in the late 18th and early 19th century carried bulbs) and the reintroduced Lighted on the tradition in their New World Ice (with crystal-like coatings) from homes. GE. Both are a bargain at $5.99 to In fact, it was German Prince $11.99 a strand, especially when you CLASSIC FURS Albert (Queen Victoria's consort) who consider that the first strands of lights expanded the custom when he pre­ that GE produced in 1903 cost as and Leathers sented decorated trees to British much as a week's pay! schools and army barracks. In the When it comes to the handcraft­ mid-1800s, an engraving of the royal ing of ornaments, the possibilities are family in front of a tree was published limited only by your imagination and in both England and America, which willingness to try new things. Flip influenced families in both countries through the holiday issues of craft ^ ^ L E A T H E R to do the same. and home magazines for literally hun­ A widely reproduced 1845 paint­ dreds of ideas. B L O W O U T ing of Martin Luther and his family in Manufactured ornaments come in front of candlelit tree seemed to have a wide range of materials, from wood the same affect. Legends reported to shiny glass. Keep an eye out for Lambskin Lambskin that he put the candles on the tree to unique creations in holiday shops and Leather Jackets Leather Coats remind him that the Christ child is boutiques. Reg NOW $1 QCOO Reg NOW S e e n 00 the light of the world. Candlelit trees Hallmark introduces pop culture $890 ONLY I $1390 ONLY J J U lasted until General Electric and to holiday tradition with an ever­ Reg NOW SO/1QOO Reg NOW SQQCOO EverReady introduced strings of elec­ growing Keepsake Ornament $990 ONLY 0 4 3 $890 ONLY tric lights in the early 20th century. Collection. This year don't be sur­ WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD ON ANY Christmas songs and stories may prised to find Barbie, Barney the LEATHER OR SHEARLING IN STOCK* tell of families heading off into the dinosaur, The Lion King and Looney woods to chop down their trees, but Tunes joining a huge cast of charac­ Unbeatable prices on all most of us just drive to the nearest ters that have worked their way into tree farm or sales lot. our holiday memories. FURS You should still take some time to A more exclusive line of over 400 RANCH MINK pick the perfect tree for what you handblown glass ornaments, the COATS $ need. Unless you prefer, or already Christopher Radko collection features R e g .$6995 now...... 2500 own, a man-made tree, a family tree- dramatic designs for any taste, but RACCOON shopping trip is part of the experi­ not any budget. They range in price COATS ence. from $10 to $60 apiece. R e g .$4995 now^1 995 Take a look around the room and Don't let your beautifully finished decide where to place the tree before tree, or your family for that matter, ‘Prices subject to verification you buy it. You should also determine fall victim to disaster. Keep these sim­ now large the tree should be based ple safety tips in mind. on the room's size. • Keep plenty of water in the tree CLASSIC M RS There are many different kinds of stand, so that tne needles don't dry and Leathers cut evergreens, some of which vary out and become a fire hazard. Also, TOWNE POINTE SHOPPING CTR. from region to region. No matter keep the tree away from anything RT. 9 SOUTH • M ANALAPAN which kind you like best, make sure that produces heat — a fireplace or the needles are not brittle. Shake or radiator, for example — and never 9 7 2 - 6 6 6 2 bounce it lightly to determine that it's use candles or other open flames near HRS.: MOM.-WED. 10-6, TH. & FRI. 10-8, SAT. 10-6, SUM. 12-57 fresh (if it's not, it w ill drop a lot of the tree. THE INDEPENDENT, DECEMBER 7, 1994 4 1 Package festive for the holidays ou've mastered the malls wrap, crumpled newspaper or heavy and found the perfect pre­ brown paper. Cushioning should be sents, but now it's time to stuffed several inches on all sides of Y butt heads with yet another the item so it cannot move easily holiday monster — the shipping when shaken. scene. • For fragile items, double box, No matter how great the gift, it's use extra cushioning, label the box as difficult to keep holiday spirits high if fragile and buy insurance to guaran­ packages arrive late — or looking like tee intact delivery. they've been trampled by a crowd at • Close the carton securely with the mall. strong plastic tape at least 2 inches As a preventive measure, here are wide. Masking or cellophane tape is a few boxing basics guaranteed to not sufficient. Don't use string or simplify shipping gifts to friends and paper on packages since they can get family, whether across the country or caught in conveyor belts. around the globe. • Label properly. Include complete To begin, take recommended return and mailing addresses; never shipping dates seriously — whether place a mailing label over a seam or your gifts are going overseas or just closure or on top of sealing tape; over the state line. place clear tape over the label so ink Major shipping firms and the post will not smear; put an extra address office annually offer deadlines by label inside the box in case the out­ which people should ship to ensure side is damaged. package arrival for the holidays. For While shipping firms consider basic example, the United Parcel Service boxes best for holiday travel, a plain says six days generally w ill suffice for old brown box can seem pretty bor­ ground delivery in the continental ing for sending season's greetings. United States; tw o weeks for remote Here are some suggestions to make foreign locations. shipped packages festive — without The U.S. Postal Service suggests violating shipping-firm rules. D PC550 delivery times more in the range of • Wrap gifts in the brightest three weeks to a month for remote papers possible. Avoid, however, foreign mail service. fancy bows and package decorations Remember, however, that if you as they often get smashed flat in tran­ miss the cutoff date for regular, rela­ sit and end up looking not very nice tively low-cost delivery, courier ser­ on the receiving end. Instead, consid­ CIGARETTE vices and delivery firms offer plenty of er creative ideas such as replacing a premium services that guarantee traditional name tag with a favorite CAR ADAPTER delivery overnight or within a day or photo of giftor and giftee. two. . • To add even more color to the up to 600 MIN. For folks who tend to last-minute package, intermix confetti and shop, the recommended shipping streamers or holiday-color tissue free COMPUTER dates can seem daunting, if not paper with your cushioning material downright depressing. Consider also of choice. 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Continued from page 34 ther information, call 389-0147. will be presented at the Eastern Branch of the Monmouth County Library, 1001 Route Monday 35, Shrewsbury, at 7:30 p.m. For further in­ • Association of Mobile Home formation, call 842-5995. Owners of Hazlet will hold its monthly c / t this tim e of year meeting at 8 p.m. at the Shore Point Inn, Route 35, Hazlet. • “When Grandma Becomes we realize that life Mommy,” a support group for women raising their grandchildren, will meet at and love are precious Thursday 7:30 p.m. at the Neptune Senior Center, • A harpsichord musicale of French Route 33, Neptune. For further informa­ Country music will be held at 10 a.m. at the tion, call 577-6681. things indeed. W ith Eastern Branch of the Monmouth County Library, 1001 Route 35, Shrewsbury. Call Next Wednesday all the best wishes 842-5995. • The Middletown Public Library, 55 New Monmouth Road, Middletown, will Saturday present a dramatic reading, ‘Truman for a joyous holiday • “We Remember,” a concert featuring Capote and Dylan Thomas on Holiday the Jersey Shore Chorus, a chapter of Times,” at 7:30 p.m. s e a s o n . Sweet Adelines, along with The Happy Days String Band,” will be held at 7:45 p.m. al the Raritan High School, Middle Road, Th e Pfleger Fam ily Hazlet. Tickets are $10. Call 264-3236. • The Arcadian Chorale, a 40-voice Monmouth County community chorus, pre­ Today John F. Pfleger Funeral Home sents ‘The Chant of Angels” at 8 p.m. at the • Share, a support group for parents 115 Tindall Road, Middletown 07748 Presbyterian Church, 352 Sycamore Ave., who are grieving the death of an infant, will Shrewsbury. Admission is $7; seniors $6 meet 7-9 p.m. For further information and 6 7 1 - 1 3 2 6 and students and group tickets $5. Call 583- location, call the group facilitator, 870-5199. 4007. G. Pfleger Mgr. J. Pfleger Jr. Thursday J. Pflegerrfle M. Bruntz Sunday • The United Ostomy support group • Carol Fredette and the Steve Kuhn will meet in room 206, Stanley Wing, Trio will appear in concert at 2 p.m. at the Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch, at Monmouth County Library, 125 Symmes 7:30 p.m. For further information, call 222- Drive, Manalapan. Call 308-3761. 5200; ext. 4324. HERE’S A COOL IDEA • Kings’ Conservatory will present a • Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank, holiday concert at 3 p.m. at King of Kings will offer ‘Tender Hearts,” a program for par­ Lutheran Church, Harmony and Cherry ents of children who have undergone, or Tree Farm Roads, Middletown. No charge. may need, heart surgery. For further infor­ Call 671-3348. mation or to register, call 530-2417. • The Rutgers University Queen’s • The Hospice/Oncology department THINK HEAT. Chorale will present an Advent carol sing- of Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank, will along and concert along with St. Joseph offer an open bereavement support group No Paym ent D ue U n til A p ril '95 Church Music Ministry, 376 Maple Place, at 2:30 p.m. in the Oncology support office, It’s also the perfect time to see your Keyport. No admission, but offering will be East wing. For further information, call 530- Carrier 5 Star Dealer and discover the accepted. Call 264-0322 or 739-0346. 2382. i energy savings and high utility rebates Wfe’reThe Inside Guys. you get with a Carrier total comfort Tuesday • The Arthritis Support Group will system. meet at the Riverview Medical Center, Red Your Carrier 5 Star Dealer’s job is to sell Bank, at 7 p.m. The program is titled “Stress you comfort - not just a box that blows Today Management for People with Arthritis.” For air. And they take their job quite • Poricy Park, Oak Hill Road, further information, call 283-4300. Middletown, will have a program on Topiary seriously. You’re assured of getting the from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Nancy Layton will teach system that’s right for you - and your techniques of training greenery into orna­ budget. mental shapes. Bring clippers and two Call Epic Heating & Cooling today. yards of solid-color ribbon. The fee is $20 The weather’s perfect. and advanced registration is required. For Weekends through Dec. 18 further information or to register, call 842- • will be presented by My Fair Lady I------1 ------1 5966. the drama students and faculty at , FREE I *100'’° OFF | Brookdale Community College at the HUMIDIFIER or AIR CLEANER Complete Heating and Cooling System ■ Saturday Performing Arts Center, Lincroft. I w ith installation of Furnace or A ir Conditioning | installation. Coupon must be presented at time I • Shore Singles will have a hike at Performances are at 3 p.m. Fridays and , system,system. Couponto up o n mustIIIUSI beuc prcscmpresented cu atai purtnaac.purchase. (> of purchase. Cannot be combined w ith any | I Cannot be combined w ith any other offer. | other offer. Expires 12/31/94 Allaire State Park, Wall. Hikers will meet at Saturdays, with a 10 a.m. performance on Expires 12/31/9' 11 a.m. in the commuter parking lot next to Dec. 15 There is no performance on Parkway Exit 105, Eatontown. The fee is Sunday. Tickets are $16 and $13 for stu­ $5. For further information, call 774-6759. dents and seniors. Call 224-2411. Epic Heating & Cooling 1-800-522-1307 Sunday • Poricy Park, Oak Hill Road, Middletown, will hold a winter walk from 1:30-3 p.m. Walkers will meet at the Nature Center. For further information, call 842- Thursday COMMISSIONED ART 5966. • The Middletown Township Department of Parks and Recreation is sponsoring a trip to Radio City Music Hall, W e Paint A n y S u b je c t N.Y. to see the “Christmas Spectacular.” The cost is $43 per person and includes the • Portraits • Landscapes bus and the ticket. The bus departs from the Thursday Johnson Gill Annex at Town Hall, • House Portraits • Pets • The Bayshore Community Hospital Middletown, at 5 p.m. and will return at ap­ Foundation will host a tree lighting cere­ proximately 11:30 p.m. For further infor­ • Seascapes • Westerns mony on the front lawn of the hospital, 727 mation, call 615-2260. N. Beers St., Holmdel, at 5 p.m. For fur­ • Civil War Scenes ther information, call 739-5918. Saturday • The Bayshore Recreation Center still • Religious Scenes Saturday has tickets available for the Army and Navy • The Matawan First Aid Auxiliary will football game at Veterans Stadium, • Sport Scenes hold a garage sale at the First Aid Philadelphia. The van will leave the Building, Little Street, Matawan, from 9 Bayshore Recreation Center, Middletown, Commissions are still being accepted for Christmas. a.m. to 3 p.m. at 8:30 a.m. and will return at 6 p.m. The Order any size oil painting, In your choice of colors by artist, Lloyd cost of $36 includes ticket and transporta­ Garrison. Sunday tion. For further information, call 787-1880. We also have a large selection of miniature to larger size paintings • “Festival ot Lights,” a traditional St. Including watercolors in stock. Lucia program, will be hosted by Lodge Sunday Unique gifts for everyone on your gift list are available In our gift dept. Dalahast of the VASA Order of America, a • The Hazlet Recreation Commission Scandinavian fraternal order. Festivities is sponsoring a bus trip to New York City. will begin at 3 p.m. at the Presbyterian The bus will leave the library overflow park­ Church Hall, Sycamore Avenue, ing lot, Middle Road, Hazlet, at 9 a.m. and (B a lle ry Shrewsbury. Advance tickets are $4 for will leave New York at 7 p.m. The tickets adults and $2 for children, ages 3-12 25 Broad Street, Red Bank • 224-3993 are $10. For further information, call 739- Established 1966 years (walk-ins are $5 and $2.50). For fur­ 0653. 4 8 DECEMBER 7, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT Director goes to source for realism • Grave Blankets • Handmade Christmas “ 1 Veteran professor has been acting in plays at Brookdale O r n a m e n t s . 0 0 O F F I si ice she was 9 years old, this is her first • Tree Stands Total Purchase o f $40 brings M y Fair le,id in a musical. • Christmas Lights She attended Goodman School of • Pointsettias j *5.00 OFF Lady to Brookdale Acting in Chicago and is now taking courses at Brookdale. I Total Purchase o f $60 BY JUDY A. SCHEDNECK Lars Wickman, Red Bank, who plays Professor Higgins, said that this is his Correspondent first lead role and his first musical. He I** ha* taken acting courses at Brookdale / 2133 Hwy 35 • Holmdel W hen Antonina Garcia, profes­ and is currently taking directing and sor of theater at Brookdale voice classes and will graduate next Community College, went to semester. England this summer, she did so with a Although W ickman feels the people dual purpose in mind. First, she had the in some casts can be catty, he said that honor of being invited to Oxford Uni­ this is a very tightly knit group. ALLERG Y SEASON IS HERE versity to introduce two of the courses ‘This is a great cast and Nina Garcia that she teaches at Brookdale — is a wonderful teacher and director,” IN D O O R A IR SPECIALIST Psychodrama and Sociodrama. Then, Wickman said. because she would be directing the play The week before opening night was a AIR DUCT CLEANING My Fair Lady at the Performing Arts hectic one for everyone. First, there was Center at Brookdale, she decided to visit “Tech Night” where all the equipment How A ir Duct Cleaning Benefits You: London to seem some of the play’s sites. was checked and every detail taken care “I visited Covent Garden and Totten­ of. Then rehearsal on the Sunday before ■ Helps relieve allergy suffering • Fewer breakdowns, less maintenance opening night was from 11 a.m. until 11 Helps remove pollen, dust and other irritants • Reduces heating & cooling costs ham Court Road to get a flavor of where ' Helps eliminate household dust • Provides a cleaner living environment Eliza came from and sold her flowers,” p.m Wednesday night was the dress re­ • Eliminates possible health hazards Garcia said. In My Fair Lady E liz a hearsal and the first rehearsal with the Doolittle is the Cockney flower girl band. EALTHIER transformed into a lady accepted by At this point, even though they enjoy H 1118 River Ave., Rt. 9, Lakewood, N.J. English society. all of it very much, some of the cast feel 809-901-1515 • 1-800-734-8620 A IR TO Garcia has been teaching at Brookdale as if they have been living and breathing 609-693-7775 since 1969 and has directed over 60 plays this play. Pam Barry, Middletown, who BREATHE COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL there. She said that she wanted this inter­ play;; Mrs. Pearce. Higgins’ housekeeper pretation of My Fair Lady to be true to said, “I even had a nightmare that the George Bernard Shaw’s book, cast had no costumes and we all had to Pygmalion, written in 1912. wear jeans.” In her opinion it is often presented as Other members of the cast are Dave mindless fluff, but she is trying to cap­ Ackerman, Red Bank, as Pickering; Bob ture the spirit of the original play by Byrne of Belmar as Doolittle; Heather using much of the dialogue from Shaw’s Brow n of Manasquan as Mrs. Higgins; book. Jessica Erickson of Red Bank as Mrs. “This is a play as much about class as Hopkins; Diane Panzer of Marlboro as it is about sexism and how people are Mrs. Eynsford-Hill and Tom Callahan of separated because of language,” she said. Asbury Park as Freddy. Even though her aim is to make this a Lyrics are by Alan Jay Lerner and thinking person’s version of the play, she ir.jsic by Frederick Loewe. Directing the feels it is still very humorous and people Brookdale Big Band is Joseph Accurso, will enjoy it. professor of music at Brookdale. George It was decided to keep the set simple, Hansel is the choreographer and Marilyn creating the mood with columns and Dickhaltz, the costume designer. arches so that the audience can concen­ Upcoming performances are at 8 p.m. trate on the acting and the beautiful cos­ this Friday and Saturday and on Dec. 16 tumes. and 17, and at 3 p.m. on Dec. 18 and at iRish & celtic imposts Xan Garcia, Plainsboro, who plays 10 a.m. on Dec. 15. For information, call 130 North Broadway 804 River Road Eliza Doolittle, said that even though she 224-2411. 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Happy Apple Inn: A n Today’s I n n o va tive A p pro ac h best of the basics To W e ig h t THE MODERN WEIGHT MANAGEMENT^ SERVICE™ Loss. BY MARC SCHLOSSBERG • Individualized weight loss plans for all lifestyles Dining Critic (Based on your Basal metabolic rate) • Nutritional & behavioral education ith Thanksgiving behind us • Personal weight management counseling and the echoing of, “I’m start­ • Packaged foods available but not required ing my diet tomorrow,” it’s W time to once again get back to the basics, • RD approved and that’s what the Happy Apple Inn is Happy Apple I brought to you by: about. A m y G r o s s m a n A couple of quick turns off Interstate 429 Main St. 8 Tindall Road [ introductory o f f e r "1 195 in Central New Jersey’s horse coun­ Imlaystown section Middletown, NJ 07748 j With this £ try, and you’re at the inn’s front door in of Upper Freehold (908)615-0400 j coupon 3 0 0 the village of Imlaystown, which is part of I 3 weeks Upper Freehold. (609) 259-7889 Other Today's Weigh Centers j for only 89 The current inn is about 90 years old. W e s t f ie ld W o o d b r id g e I *e|pM speed o>weiBM\ou*w»ibmimi*—m*wybyim»vuu»i - ■ cannot be combined with any other otter , The historic look and feel of the inn can Hours: Closed Monday; 654-7820 634-3500 I------1 be sensed from the large wooden front Tuesday-Thursday, 4-9 p.m. porch to the surrounding facade of win­ Friday and Saturday, 4-10 p. m .; dows and doors. Sunday, 1-9 p.m. The inside is warm and comfortable, Reservations:Accepted Most major with red all about. Checkered tablecloths, Credit cards: Bar: Full bar carpeting, acoustical ceiling, candle hold­ Smoking: Permitted ers and even the ash trays burst with crim­ Attire: Casual son. The tones are muted by Tiffany lights Handicap: Accessible which are dimmed for effect. The wine list is better than average ii® J with a good selection of domestic and im­ ported choices. A full-service bar will cer­ tainly prepare your favorite cocktail. melt-in-your-mouth tender. Fried, crisp The menu is mostly basic American onion rings completed the platter. cookery. Seafood chowder, stuffed mush­ A seafood combo for the evening fea­ rooms, scallops, chicken, duck, steaks, tured broiled mako, salmon and red drum pork and lamb chops, lobster tails, shrimp fish ($17.95). Each piece of fillet, broiled and specials including this evening’ s with a little butter, was perfectly done, seafood Newburg, red drum fish and and honestly fresh tasting. salmon. Can you go to a Happy Apple Inn and All entrees are served with a choice of not try an apple crisp for dessert? We baked potato, french fries or rice, and a couldn’t resist. The crisp ($3.95) was ad­ salad bar. The salad bar is filled with fresh mirable. Firm apple slices, with skins still greens, vegetables, accompaniments and intact, rested in hot brown sugar with good French bread. vanilla ice cream and whipped cream on A broiled seafood sampler ($7.95) ap­ top for good measure. petizer, presented in an au gratin dish, was The Happy Apple Inn is fundamentally bubbling over with shrimp, scallops, sound. The staff is friendly, courteous and stuffed clams and stuffed mushrooms. won’t rush you. The value is good, the The French onion soup ($3.95) was hot food is just fine, and it’s not a bad time to and full of delicious, sweet onions in a start that pre- or post-holiday diet. Let the good broth. There also was plenty of melt­ Happy Apple Inn assist you with that ed cheese atop the soup crock. back-to-basic desire. The New York sirloin steak ($18.95) Marc Schlossberg has been associated was nicely aged, grilled as ordered and with the food field for more than 20 years.

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AUTOMOTIVE We offer subject to prior sale REPAIRS and or change in price: ABERDEEN KEYPORT (Accrued interest to be added) Engine • Transm ission Aaa/Aaa N.J. TUrnpike Authority D riveline • Brakes Three female juvenile students as­ Juveniles were reported snooping saulted another juvenile female at Matawan around Van Dorn Street on Nov. 28. E x h a u s t High School on Dec. 2, causing minor in­ Patrolman Anthony Gallo investigated. cpn mat yield $ juries. Complaints are pending. About $1,000 cash and 14 sets of car 5.75 1/1/11 6.25 94.974 TRUSTED SERVICE S IN C E 1 9 7 0 Two female juvenile students had a keys were reported stolen from Enterprise Call 1/1/01 @ 100 fight at Matawan High School on Dec. 2. Car Rental, Route 36, on Nov. 28. Complaints pending. Patrolman Chris Stenger investigated. Call (908) 671-8399 Two juveniles were assaulted and A bag of what appeared to be mari­ Out Of State (800) 272-8303 robbed, allegedly at knifepoint, of a starter juana, found on Third Street, was turned in CEGLIA jacket on Greenwood Ave. in Cliffwood to police on Nov. 27. Patrolman Mike Ferm Beach on Dec. 2. Patrolman William Bom­ investigated, and found the leafy substance Tripp & Co., Inc. TRANSMISSION mer responded and the investigation is was cigar tobacco. 8 Tindall Rd., Middletown being pursued by Detective Monson. W indshield wipers were stolen from a Headquartered 40 Rector St., N.Y., N.Y. Four juveniles were apprehended on car parked on Osborn Street on Nov. 27. UNION BCH 264-6590 Dec. 2 by Patrolman Al Geyer and Bernie Patrolman Mike Ferm investigated. Doherty after breaking into the Cliffwood A boat at the Keyport Marine Basin, W. Hours: Food Barn: Mon.-Sat. 8am-9pm; Sun. 8am-6pm Ave School. Complaints were signed and Front Street, was reportedly missing about Liquor Barn: Mon.-Sat. 9am-10pm; Sun. 9am-6pm. forwarded to the Prosecutor’s office. The $2,070 worth of equipment on Nov. 27. juveniles were released in the custody of Among the items taken were fishing reels, their parents. tool box and tools, a television, videocas­ sette recorder, tackle and box. Patrolman HOLWOtl Richard Ely investigated. A Yorkshire Terrier named Andy was Teenagers were having sexual inter­ reported missing Nov. 29 from Church course outside 10. Valley Point Drive on Street. Your H om etow n Superm arket Dec. 1. When residents of 13 Valley Point discovered the action, the teenagers ran away from the scene in the nude. MATAWAN Route 36 at A report was taken on Dec. 2 that a mailbox at 49 Van Brackle Rd. was dam­ Palmer Ave., Hazlet aged, possibly hit by a car. A Yorkshire Terrier was reported romp­ The librarian from the Holmdel ing in a yard on Middlesex Road on Nov. Library reported receiving a harassing 24. 787-7778 phone call on Dec. 3. Darnell Taree Holmes, 23, of 21 An unknown vehicle went on the lawn Harrison Ave., Aberdeen, was charged with of a vacant house and hit the realty sign on defiant trespassing at a Main Street home Longstreet Road on Dec. 3. The vehicle left on Nov. 29. Patrolmen Paul Callamaras, scene prior to police arrival. Anthony Brizendine, and George Leeuw Gunshots were heard on Dec. 4 in responded to the call. Green Acres behind the Towne Center. Newspaper money in envelopes was A suspicious van was reported at 86 reportedly taken from various homes at Main St. on Dec. 4. There was also a report Minisink Village on Nov. 27 and Nov. 29. of gunshots in the area. MIDDLETOWN HAZLET An employee at Daemart’s, 1393 Route 35, was suspected Nov. 26 of punch­ At the Hazlet M ultiplex Cinema, Route ing small holes in a bathroom wall and then 35, police responded at 3:30 p.m. Nov. 25 cutting a larger hole in the adjoining stock to a complaint of disorderly conduct and room wall, apparently to look into the bath­ simple assault involving two women, ages room at female employees. The store man­ 44 and 27. They became involved in a ver­ ager notified police. bal dispute which turned into a physical At Campbell’s Junction, someone confrontation outside the movie theater. stole a travel bag from the cab of a tractor Both women were at the movies with chil­ trailer which was being unloaded about 11 dren, and the incident began when one of a.m. Nov. 18 behind Middletown Pharmacy. the children became noisy. One of the The bag, valued at $70, contained $50 in women scratched the other one on the cash, $300 worth of atlases and a $25 cal­ face, according to a report filed by culator. Patrolman Ronald McClelland re­ Patrolman Robert Dispenza. The two sponded. women filed complaints against each other. On Hudson Avenue, someone threw a On Clark Street, someone placed a lit cinder block through a car window the night firework in a mailbox the night of Nov. 25­ of Nov. 17-18. Patrolman Mark Ward responded. 26, causing damage to mail that was Elizabeth Bellavia, 35, of 63A Rubin inside. The mail was turned over to the J. St., South River, was charged Nov. 24 with Hazlet Post Office. Patrolman Leo Armenti Bologna driving while intoxicated following a two-car responded. Thumans accident about 8 p.m. on Route 35 at the Alan D. Payne, 30, of 51 Poplar Ave., Turkey Breast Navesink River Road intersection. She Thuman’s Gift Certificates Availa, was charged Nov. 27 with driving while allegedly crossed the center barrier and intoxicated, reckless driving and posses­ drove north in the south-bound lane, side- Large Selection of sion of a controlled dangerous substance, swiping another car and then turning into a following a 2 a.m. motor vehicle stop by jughandle. Patrolmen Ronald McClelland CANADIAN X-MAS TREES Patrolman Richard Jaeger. and Brian McKnight responded. Arriving on Dec. 4th Janet M. W lodarski, 30, of 20 N. Shane A.Toop, 19, of 43 Phalanx Rd., Parkview Terrace, was charged Nov. 25 Lincroft, was charged Nov. 27 with driving with driving while intoxicated following a while intoxicated following a motor vehicle two-car accident about 5 p.m. on Clark stop by Patrolman Darren Schwedes at Street. She was released on recognizance. Route 35 and Oak Hill Road Patrolman Dean Caneal responded. Warren A. Wise, 28, of 2 Fielding Ave., At Sycamore Drive School, a teacher North Middletown, was charged Nov. 23 w reported Nov. 22 that her purse was stolen with driving while intoxicated, reckless dri­ We Accept Food Stamps - Prices effective 12/7/94 - between 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. It contained 12/13/94 - Food Bam reserves the right to limit quantities. ving, and driving with a suspended license, Not responsible for typographical errors. $200 in cash, plus checks. Patrolman following a motor vehicle stop about 12:34 GIFT CERTIFICATES ARE AVAILABLE Russell Surdi responded. a.m. on Leonard and Hosford avenues. 787-3383 FOR THE HOLIDAYS 5 4 DECEMBER 7, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT OBITUARIES JOHN R. SAVITSKY SR., 72, of Cliffwood died Dec. 1 at home. He was a lifelong resident of Cli fwood. He was a self-employed trucking contractor and owner of Savitsky Trucking and Contracting, Cliffwood, for 50 years until retiring in 1977. He was a communicant of St. Joseph’s Church, Keyport. Surviving are two daughters, Norma Jean of Cliffwood and Cheryl Ann Tag­ gart cl Hazlet; a son, John Jr. of Cliffwood; two brothers, Stanley and Joseph and a sister, Vic­ toria Preputnick, all of Cliffwood; seven grand­ Visit Our Beautiful children and two great-grandchildren and his companion, Sue Palasites. Services were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a private cremation.

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Born in Huntington, W. Va„ she lived there CLEARANCE DEPT. before moving to Matawan 45 years ago. She SAVE UP TO 7 0 * ^ ® was a homemaker. Her husband, Hobert, died in •ONE OF A KIND * " £ 1971. Surviving are a daughter, Jeanne •DISCONTINUED ITEMS F Armeliino of Matawan; three sisters, Evelyn i LIMITED QUANTITIES Knight of Virginia, Margaret Moore of West Virg/ni a and Violet Ivy o f O h io ; s ix grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and 5 great-great-grand- ADD-ON children. Services and cremation were private. FRANCES IGN0TIS, 88, of Spring Hill, Fla., Robert Korwin, died Dec. 3 at Spring Hill Regional Hospital, Spring Hill. Born in Wyoming, Pa., she lived in D.M.D., PA AND ASSOCIATES Hazlet and Jacksonville, Fla., before moving to f 00 Spring Hill 14 years ago. She was a homemaker. She was a communicant of St. Joan of Ark’s 1400 Hwy. 35* Middletown Church, Spring Hill, Fla., and a former commu­ nicant St. Joseph’s Church, Keyport. She was Teeth Cleaning Includes: | \ A D E N mon.-fri. - 9 -9 of a merr ber of New Jersey Club, Spring Hill, Fla. y u r c r c S a t.- 9 -6 : s u n . - 9 - s / • Complete Exam • X-Rays • Consultation ■ Her hisband, Charles, died in 1962. Surviving are a son, Charles of Highlands; a daughter, Expires 12/31/94. Regular Value: $180 Exam Marion Golembiewski of Spring Hill, Fla.; 10 $39) X-Rays $79, Cleaning $62. DEADLINE: Dec. 12 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. •New Patients Only Services were under the direction of Day ISSUE DATE: Dec. 7 Funeral Home, Keyport, with a Mass at St. Josept’s Church, Keyport. Interment was in St. I t ’s easy w ith “Gentle D entistry”! WIN Josept's Cemetery, Keyport. » prevention 'cosmetic • restorative • convenient hours DINNER MARY C MAHON, 91, of Little Egg Harbor died Nov. 26 at home. Born in New York City, she open 6 days & evenings too! • 24 hr. emergency service lived in Linden before moving to Little Egg FOR TWO Harbor Township 30 years ago. She was a wait­ When you find Andy hiding ress for Local 109 Hotel and Restaurant (908)219-8900 in this week’s issue, you Employees and Bartenders Union for 60 years may win: before etiring in 1975. She was a communicant Union Square Mall • 500 Rt. 35 • Middletown of St, Teresa's Church, Tuckerton, and a member A dinner for two at of St. Teresa’s Rosary Society. She was a past president of the Women’s Club, Avenel. Her hus­ Big Ed’s BBQ band, John, died in 1958. Surviving are two Located at 174 Rt. 34, sons, E.dward “Bud” Gruber of Matawan and Fair View C em etery & M ausoleum Henry ‘ Peter” Gruber of Mystic Island; a sister, Old Bridge Helen Herringshaw of Catskill, N.Y.; six grand- “‘W here OVCemories JLive In ‘Beauty " Specializing in the finest childrer and 14 great-grandchildren. Services were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, 456 Hwy. 35, Red Bank, N.J. 07701 747-1710 Southern-style BBQ ribs, Keyport. Interment was in Hollywood Memorial steaks and chicken with a Park Cemetery, Union. Down-Home taste. MARY E. SMITH, 76, of Aberdeen, died Dec. 2 at Bayshore Community Hospital, Just fill out the entry blank Holmdel. Born in the Cliffwood section of Aberdeen, she lived there all her life. She was a and mail it to: teacher at St. Joseph’s Grammar School, ANDY c/o The Independent Keyport for 10 years. She was a communicant Edgeboro Rd., East Brunswick, NJ. 08816 of St. Joseph’s Church, Keyport and a member of the St. Joseph’s Senior Citizens and the The winner will be drawn from the Cliffwood Senior Citizens. She was survived by TRADITIONAL A B O V E GROUND entry blanks with the correct answer. her sister, Winifred Smith of Cliffwood and sev­ eral nieces and nephews. Services were under We Are Prepared To Meet A ll Of Your the direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a Mass at St. Joseph’s Church. Interment was in Needs. Call O r W rite. j’TFound ANDYn St. Joseoh’s Cemetery, Keyport. He was hilling in the W ithout obligation, I w ould like inform ation on: JOHN WALKER, 83, of Middletown died I □ Mausoleum Crypts Q Cemetery Lots Nov. 28 at Monmouth Medical Center, Long I ______Branch. Born in Edgewater. he lived in Old □ Veterans Section Q Cremation Garden Bridge oefore moving to Middletown seven □ Veterans Memorial | Advertisement on Page_ years ago. He was an industrial engineer for Name______Western Electric, Kearny, for 30 years before I Name______retiring n 1973. He was predeceased by his Address. i . wife, Gertrude, who died in 1984. Surviving are J Address two daughters, Amy Susan Foster of West Long I City & State______.Telephone, Branch and Leslie Ellen Walker Hirch of York- M ail to: Fair View Cem etery » 456 Hwy. 35, Bed Bank. NJ 07701 I town Heights, N.Y.; five grandchildren and two L.______JN Q J 2/7/94 I Phone. .... great-grandsons. Services were under the direc­ I m* h k m m mm • mm mm m mm mm mm* m tion of Shalom Chapels, Aberdeen. Interment was in Ksnsico Cemetery, Hawthorne. THE INDEPENDENT, DECEMBER 7,1994 5 5 Allan Buim • Consecutive NJAR Schools await state’s Million dollar club member, BARBARA KENAS • Coldwell Banker Gets Houses Sold! Ambassador’s Club If You Want decision on appeals Over $7 M illion Great Results in 1995 in Successful Call Transactions Barbara Kenas “We haven’t heard a word from the for a ll your Rulings may state and we don’t know what to expect,” 1993-1994 Real Estate needs said Freehold Borough Superintendent of For fast ' EDGEMERE impact next Schools Janet Kalafat. “It is very difficult results’ HEIGHTS COLONIAL for us to proceed with the business at 23 Schenck Avenue. Winner of Weichert s posS ^ an Matawan Company Award year's tax rate hand. We are hoping that we w ill get Ambassador s Club tor 1993 Lovely 3 bed colonial, new custom oak kitchen, LR, DR, 1 1/2 baths, 2 car garage, basement. some of that proposed $730,000 in cuts c o L D u i e u . Lovingly maintained, custom moldings, hardwood floors. BY DICK METZGAR back when the state makes its decision. B A N K E R □ LAKE LEFFERTS AREA! *179 900 There is the potential there for disaster, Staff W riter since we are already starting work on our 1995-96 budget.” SCHLOTT REALTORS® 462-4242 everal local school administrators School administrators are not allowed Aberdeen Office 583-5400 are alarmed that the state has not to proceed on the speculation that their 191 Route 9, Manalapan 1 Eves 780-7940 Eves. 566-1160 S yet ruled on their appeals of cuts appeals w ill be upheld by the state. recommended by governing bodies to W hile they don’t have to adhereto the school budgets that were defeated in specific cuts recommended by governing April. George Landi bodies, they are required to operate gener­ Statewide, there are ally within the total Multi-Million Dollar Producer 40 school budget cut figure rec­ appeals pending, • Sells lots of homes, ’We don’t know which ommended, just like yours! according to a De­ Kalafat said. partment of Education way to turn right • Call George to find “The Borough out how to sell your spokesman, including now. We are operat­ Council is allowing home with his s f c six in Monmouth ing with a revised marketing plan! us tc proceed in County — Freehold Realty Executives 100 budget that is about anticipation that Borough, Colts Neck, Weber Office Plaza $6.9 million, but we about $100,000 of Bradley Beach, 746 Highway 34 the proposed cuts Matawan Middletown, Red are on hold with a lot w ill be restored,” Highest Overall 583-2800 Bank and Neptune of things.' Williams said. “We Production c o L o u j e u . Res: 888-2772 Township. B A N K e R O Gregg R. Hauser are operating on a of combined Sales & Department of Superintendent of schools revised budget that Listing Sold SCHLOTT® ® Education spokesman Colts Neck is about $7.8 m il­ . 1991,1992,1993 REALTORS® ffl. Richard Zespucci said lion. If we get total Over 57,000,000 Matawan Office the appealed budgets Marketed in 1993 583-5000 restoration, there Eve. 566-1423 are still being studied, decisions still could be a significant impact on the pending and that, as yet, no timetable has school tax rate for next year.” been established for any decisions to be Hauser said Colts Neck is facing a finalized. similar dilemma. Barbara Pieszcynski, the acting Real E state “We don’t know which way to turn Monmouth County business administra­ rig h t now,” he said. “We are operating tor, said area school officials have written w ith a revised budget that is about $6.9 Commissioner of Education Leo to state million, but we are on hold with a lot of Klagholz, pleading for him to speed up things. We have cut back on personnel S p o tlig h t the release of decisions on the pending and have frozen some of our programs, appeals immediately so that the affected such as field trips for our students, and we districts can get on with business as usual. still haven’t reached the $347,000 in cuts. Burgdorff begins 12th holiday stocking program “This is posing a tremendous hardship “We have to know soon which way to Needy families throughout the area will enjoy brighter holidays thanks to to these districts,” said Pieszcynski. “We go or we w ill be in big trouble,” con­ Burgdorff, Realtors' 12th Holiday Stocking Program. have number of very nervous administra­ tinued Hauser. “We could take money Thirty-one social service agencies have submitted to Burgdorff, Realtors tors out there who are really operating from our surplus, but that would be mort­ 540 brief anonymous case histories of individuals or families in need. There is without a budget. It is very d ifficult for gaging our future, because it would have a Christmas tree in each of Burgdorff's 35 offices decorated with stockings them to determine what direction they to be replaced. The longer the state should go in programs that are vital to the containing the case histories. delays, the more impact it is going to have children.” The public is invited to come in, select a history, purchase the requested on the quality of education we can offer item — usually simple things such as toys or books — wrap them in holiday Meanwhile, districts where budgets our children.” were defeated have been forced to operate paper, and return them to Burgdorff by Dec. 16. Burgdorff will deliver the gift w ith revised budgets based on cuts rec­ to the service agencies in time for holiday delivery. Donors and recipients ommended by local governing bodies. remain anonymous to preserve the dignity of the needy families. For example, the Freehold Borough For more information, call your local Burgdorff office or the company's Council recommended that $730,000 be SHEILAH home office at 665-4928. sliced from the borough school district’s Gloria Zastko, Realtors joins Genesis Real Estate network proposed $8.5 m illion 1994-95 budget, When ready Gloria Zastko, Realtors has joined the Genesis Relocation Services net­ according to district business adminis­ to sell... work. "This new affiliation with the Genesis network wil] mean better service trator, Leonard B. Williams. for all our relocating families in buying and selling their homes," said Ginger In Colts Neck, the township’s govern­ Call Teitel! C. Boyle, Zastko's relocation coordinator. "We feel that we have a better ing body recommended that $347,000 be Top Producer chance to sell our clients' homes faster because more potential incoming buy­ cut from the elementary school district’s Million Dollar Club 1974-93 ers will be available, and now, through other Genesis brokers, we can provide proposed $7.2 m illio n 1994-95 budget, Top 1% of Women expert assistance to families that are relocating out of this area." according to Superintendent of Schools in American Business Genesis is a network of more than 380 independent real estate companies Gregg R. Hauser. throughout North America. Local school officials say these figures Gloria Zastko, Realtors is at 1582 Route 130 North, North Brunswick. For are very tentative, and risky to operate on, The Prudential New Jersey Realty information, call 297-0600. because the state’s decision on the re s appeals could change them significantly. 566-1881 946-4464 If you would like to be featured in Real Estate Spotlight, write or call The state’s ultimate decision could also Andrea Wolfert, Greater Media Newspapers, 7 Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick, N) have an impact on a m unicipality’s school tax rate for at least the next year. TEITEL 08816. Telephone: 908-254-7000. Fax: 908-432-0151. 5 6 DECEMBER 7, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT Sports Independent’s ’94 gridiron all-stars BY JASON FEUCHTWANGER Correspondent Comeforo said. “He was pure sweetness and a gifted athlete.” hile Independent-area teams Paul Castillo eluded his fair share of fell short of bringing home would-be tacklers this fall for the Lions any state or divisional titles on h‘s way t° gaining 1,127 yards and 18 W tms tall, the area was fortunate enough to 1 Us. Castillo wound up as the second be home to some of the most talented leading rusher in school history behind football players in the Shore Conference. Chris Barnes. Among them is a place kicker considered “Pauly is an elusive kid with great by some to be the second best kicker in speed,” North coach Mike Galos said. the state. He s a shifty runner with great feet and The talent pool at running back also is great acceleration.” very deep. Arguably three of the best Dave M onro was an exceptional running backs in the Shore ran over and blocker for the Huskies' running attack. through opposing defenses, each amass­ Monro teamed up with offensive tackle ing well over 1,000 yards and leading the Lee Bernstein to open up holes for way for this year’s All-Stars. Rogers. He was also a key offensive The job of selecting the top players threat, catching 11 passes for 114 yards, tor a team that has such a large talent an average of 10.3 yards a reception. pool is a difficult one. Because of that, “Dave is an outstanding tight end. He there are occasions when more than one is a tremendous blocker who also has player is named at a position. soft hands,” Martucci said. “He’s the The linebacker position is such a type of kid we utilized in the passing case. There were many talented lineback­ game as a primary target. He was our go- ers in the area and for that reason this to-guy.” 6 year s All-Star defense will employ a Brian Dzwonkowski was an excep­ somewhat unusual scheme — similar to tional blocker for the Middletown North that of a “46 defense.” There are five running game. The three-year starter linebacker positions for this year’s combined with Lozada to provide the squad. key blocking, allowing Castillo opportu­ OFFENSE nities to get to the perimeter. While pro­ QB Joe Tierney, Raritan and Jack Na- viding the key blocks all long, it was not sciemento. Saint John Vianney until late in the season that the offense RB Jeff Martin, Middletown South started to open up and throw to him. He RB Charlie Rogers, Matawan snagged six passes for 87 yards and two RB Paul Castillo, Middletown North TDs. TE Brian Dzwonkowski, Middletown He handled whatever defensive end North and Dave Monro, Matawan he was up against,” Galos said. “He Pat Mullevey, Middletown South dominated and did it for three years.” OT Lee Bernstein, Matawan Mike Brown lined up at wide receiv­ OG Nick Lozada, Middletown North er for the Hornets this fall and hauled in C Charlie Perez, Keyport 19 catches for 246 yards and 2 TDs. He Gartman- Middletown South racked up 55 receptions for 888 yards OT Brian Martin, Middletown South and 7 TDs over his three-year career. WR Mike Brown, Holmdel “Mike is a go-to player,” Holmdel WR Jason Melfi, Raritan coach Skip Edwards said. “He wants the PK Frank Aresta, Raritan ball no matter what the situation is.” DEFENSE Jason Melfi, one of Raritan’s co-cap- an impressfve^so^fa^les^an^Ss a ssist9 Wh^th f° r the Hornets with DL Lenord Rose, Matawan backer, his determfnat ononth e ha,fback ° r ""e- tams, was an integral part of the Rockets’ DL John Kozlik, Saint John Vianney year’s all-star team. gridiron has earned him. . . ii, a spotspvi on thisinis offense. The three-year starter was Tier­ DL Core Chan, Holmdel ney s favorite target, evidenced by his 20 curate, his fakes were as good as any ... (Photo by Rich Schultz) LB Mike Shefano, Matawan receptions. Melfi totaled 435 yards an he knew what would work and what LB Frank Dewysockie, Keyport wouldn t.” S d if f sa1dSh° re’” Rarita" C°aCh George average of 21.8 yards a catch, and 2 TDs, LB Justin Gallagher, Middletown BACKS & RECEIVERS despite missing three games. ooutn Joe Tierney had big shoes to fill when he started this fall for Raritan. He Charlie Rogers makes his second ap­ “No one worked harder than him at LB Mike Cleary, Saint John Vianney receiving, said Tardiff. “He worked ex­ replaced last year’s Independent All-Star pearance on the Independent All-Star LB John Naimoli, Mater Dei and tremely hard at catching the ball and it quarterback Ryan Waltz who broke just learn. Rogers carried the offense load as oteven Genovese, Holmdel Pthnut oil D J the featured tailback for the Huskies this paid off. He missed three games and still SS Marty Williams, Matawan about all Raritan’s---- •> passing recordsiccoras laslast Sf. u u ^ lbf k for the H^sk,es this C£ught 20 passes.” season Tierney stepped in and, despite a --- rr 5 unciloCo y CB Jamal Clowers, Middletown ” • Tierney pepped in and, despite a averaging a v e r a p .n 8.1 ^'yards a carry. t The[ emes senior & OFFENSIVE LINE iNortn team devastated by injuries, inexperi­ ence, and a brutal schedule, did an amassed 1,877 yards and 20 touchdowns. Lee Bernstein combined with Monro CB Jason Irizzary, Raritan to provide the great blocking which al­ admirable job. He broke Waltz’s record Uiarhe is just a tremendous football P Ken Cunningham, Raritan for most passing yards in a game when player. He’s also our spiritual leader — lowed Rogers to get to the outside. Bern­ UTILITY/RETURN SPECIALIST he threw for 304 yards in the Rockets’ his work ethic was unquestionable He stein and Monro along with the rest of Arez Sterling, Matawan the offensive line are credited with win over Monmouth Regional. He rolled did a great job for us. He will be one of QUARTERBACK blocking for one of the top rushing teams up the yards over the course of a difficult those kids who will be very hard to Jack Nasciemento led a well-bal­ in the Shore Conference. season passing for 1,223 yards and replace,” Matawan coach Joe Martucci anced offensive attack for Gary Penta’s said. seven TDs, placing him among the lead- Lee was a great offensive player for Lancers The three-year starter at quar- ' me Dassers in -r:__ ... , us^ He did a lot of pulling for us. He was erback led St. John Vianney to its first ing passers. in..... the,vu,,vu,< Shore. Tierney 1 iciiicy, nowev- howev" for the W3| the lethal|ei|» | weaPonweap °n er, like the team, had his problems. --- ouuui miming auacK. a drive blocker and a great pulling tackle winning season in three years. The S U S P ' s lis p S * K . M a i He just has very good feet and hands and Protecting Tierney was an inexperienced Martin was a punishing runner with great Lancers balanced a running game that speed. The 209-pound back rushed for he s a hard worker,” Martucci noted. totaled I 400 yards with Nasciemen “ ine which included two sophomores, and Raritan struggled through the season, U 4 8 yards, averaging 7.0 yards a carry r a f-H. k ° zada was a two-year starter passing. The signal caller threw for 810 unable to muster a running game. A and getting 14 TDs. He was also an for Middletown North. The captain yards, completing 51 percent of his pass­ combination of these things led to a 40 ruce!ver c°m ing out of the offensive guard was North’s most consis­ es for eight touchdowns. backfield. He had 18 catches for 322 tent blocker. He knew the offense inside and out ” tion?"1 COmpletion rate and 15 intercep- yards. Nick was our strongest lineman Penta said. “His play action was very ac- I don t know if there is a stronger r i s speed and power personi­ (bench pressing close to 400 pounds) ” fied, Middletown South coach Keith Ensign noted. “He plays like a bull. He’s • Continued on next page THE INDEPENDENT, DECEMBER 7, 1994 5 7

Continued from previous page Comeforo said. “He’s the best linebacker in the “He played all over the field and DEFENSIVE LINE Shore, in my mind,” Martucci said. never came off,” Cicardo said. “He was a just an outstanding, tough kid.” Defensive tackle Lenord Rose was a “There’s nobody that I ’ve seen that’s smart and intense player. He was a big Charlie Perez took over at center this nightmare for opposing offenses, causing better.” Martucci compared his line­ hitter. You could hear his hits on the year for George Anderson who moved to mayhem in the backfield. Rose was backer with other Husky greats Tyrone sidelines, in the stands, and on film. Our tackle due to injuries. Perez filled in Matawan’s sack leader with 13. He also Garland, now playing at Michigan State, defense centered around him. He did nicely for Anderson, who was considered had 19 tackles behind the line of scrim­ and Shawn Mclane, now at William whatever he was asked to do.” by some to be among the best in the mage. Patterson. Frank Dewysockie was the defensive Monmouth County at center. “Lenny had a great year for us on the “Michael, at this stage of the game, is stalwart for Keyport this year. The cap­ “He was the mainstay of the offensive defensive line. He’s very strong, ex­ a little ahead of Tyrone. Michael is just a tain for coach Mike Ciccotelli’s club line,” Keyport coach Mike Ciccotelli tremely quick, and very hard to block. tremendous hitter ... he just plays at an­ notched 27 solo tackles and assisted on said. “He was in the position that was the He was the guy we expected to make other level.” 57 others. Dewysockie was counted on to most stable for us. He’s a very hard some plays for us.” Justin Gallagher terrorized opposing put pressure on the offense, and he did worker who is tough and aggressive.” John Kozlik, St. John Vianney’s co­ quarterbacks as he recorded 12 sacks for just that, sacking opposing quarterbacks Eric Gartm an used excellent tech­ captain, registered 67 tackles this fall. the Eagles. Gallagher was also a big fac­ eight times and grabbing three intercep­ nique when he lined up at guard for Mid­ The 6 foot 2 inch, 250 pound defensive tor when it came to forcing turnovers. tions. dletown South. The co-captain was grad­ lineman was recognized as a run stopper The 6 foot 1 inch, 205-pound linebacker “This was the kid that kept us in the ed as an 87 percent run blocker and a 92 for the Lancers. forced six fumbles, recovered three oth­ game all the time,” Ciccotelli said. “He’s percent pass protector. His coach noted “That (67 tackles for a defensive line­ ers, and had two interceptions. a great kid who took charge on both that Gartman is also an excellent student man) is pretty good,” Penta said. “He got “He’s just a great player,” Comeforo sides of the ball.” and very likely will be playing for an Ivy to the ball very well. He stopped the run said. Steven Genovese was looked to as League school next fall. and did a pretty good job against the Mike Cleary led the way for the the player that the Holmdel defense cen­ “He’s a real solid football player,” pass.” Lancers’ defense. The co-captain seemed tered around. The team’s leading tackier, said Comeforo. Core Chan was the man up front for to make all the plays as he recorded a with 30 solo tackles and 35 assists, Brian Martin lined up next to Gart­ the Hornets. Chan made 25 solo tackles team-high 107 tackles. notched four sacks for the Hornets and man on the line and it was no secret that and was in on 40 others. “He just knew how to get to the ball,” recovered two fumbles. His coach could­ the Eagles ran to Gartman and Martin’s “Core is the type of player that im­ Penta said. “He just had a burning desire n’t say enough about him side. Martin, Gartman, and tight end Pat proved every game and has improved ev­ to get to the ball no matter where it was.” “He was the heart and soul of our Mullevey were largely responsible for ery year,” Edwards said. John Naimoli was the best football team,” Edwards said. opening up holes in the defense for Jeff LINEBACKERS player on either side of the ball for Mater DEFENSIVE BACKS Martin to run. The 6 foot 2 inch, 250 Mike Shefano was the Huskies’ lead­ Dei coach Craig Cicardo’s Seraphs. The Marty Williams, a transfer from pound tackle was graded as an 82 percent ing tackier, registering 60 unassisted senior, who was regarded as a tenacious Franklin Township, stepped in this year run blocker and a 93 percent pass protec­ tackles and assisting on another 40. hitter, made 78 tackles in eight games, and played strong safety for Matawan, a tor. Shefano had four interceptions, five including five for losses. He also had two position he never played before. One “Brian is a big, physical player, “ deflected passes and two sacks. sacks. could never tell, as he went on to become Continued on next page 1994 Gridiron All-stars

Wide receiver O ffense Defense Mike Brown C o rnerb ack Holmdel Jamal Clowers Middletown North Place kicker T ig h t end Frank Aresta Brian Dzwonkowski, Middletown North L in e b a c ke r Raritan Dave Monro, Matawan jf* Frank Dewysockie Pat Mullevey, Middletown South Sp Keyport

Runningback Tackle Charlie Rogers Brian Martin L in e b a c ke r Matawan/ Middletown South L in e Mike Shefano Paul Castillo John Kozlik Matawan/ Middletown North St. John Vianney Steven Genovese Holmdel G uard Eric Gartman Middletown South

Quarterback Joe Tierney Raritan/ L in e S a fe ty Jack Nasciemento Lenord Rose Marty Williams St. John Vianney Matawan Matawan L in e b a c ke r Charlie Perez Justin Gallagher Keyport €f*> Middletown South Runningback Jeff Martin G uard L in e b a c ke r Middletown South Nick Lozada John Naimoli Middletown NorthiorthW Mater Dei Return specialist/ L in e T a c kle p. Core Chan utility player Lee Bernstein Arez Sterling P u n te r Matawan Matawan Ken Cunningham "crb H ° ' m d e l ® Raritan Wide receiver v LinebackeL in e b a c ke r Jason Melfi Mike Cleary C o rnerb ack cj)e Raritan St. John Vianney Jason Irizzary ♦ Raritan 5 8 DECEMBER ?, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT ’94 gridiron all-stars

Continued from previous page Tardiff explained. “He was that good.” “Jason made the tackles when it came Matawan’s second leading tackier with his way. He was always there.” 47 unassisted tackles and 55 assists. KICKERS When not making the big hit, Williams Frank Aresta is considered the best was picking off passes. He had five interceptions to go along with five bro- kicker in the Shore Conference. ken-up passes. Raritan’s All-State kicker hit six of “He really adapted well,” Martucci seven field goal attempts this year, said. “He’s a big hitter who ran extreme­ including a long 40 yarder. Aresta broke ly well.” . Raritan’s school record for most points Martucci praised the junior and said in a career, most points in a season, and he is the best.defensive back at Matawan most points in a single game. since Jay Bellamy. Bellamy went on to “Frank was an invaluable player be­ star at Rutgers University and is now cause every time you called on him he playing with the Seattle Seahawks of the would come through,” Tardiff said. “He National Football League. was automatic.” Jama) Clowers, Middletown North’s Ken C unningham handled more cornerback, led the team with four inter­ than just the punting duties at Raritan. ceptions but easily could have had more. While recognized as one of the premier Clowers dropped a lot of passes that punters in the area, averaging 38.5 yards could have been turned into intercep­ a kick, the senior three-year starter also tions earlier this year, according to his played at linebacker and tight end. While coach. Ensign said that Clowers had his not kicking booming punts, the co-cap­ hands on four passes alone in the Lions tain and president of the student class win over Southern but, because he averaged 14.8 yards a reception as a couldn’t see clearly, could not hang on. It was determined later in the season the tight end and made 46 unassisted tackles Clowers needed contact lenses. He was and 43 assists to go along with an inter­ fitted for the corrective lenses and start­ ception while playing linebacker. ed playing even better. “H e’s the best punter around,” Jason Irizzary was a consistent pres­ Tardiff said. “He’s definitely a college ence at cornerback for coach Tardiff’s football prospect.” team this year. The two year starter used RETURN SPECIALIST/UTILITY a combination of intelligence and experi­ Arez Sterling was the player that did ence to make 43 tackles and 27 assists. it all for Matawan. The transfer from The president of the senior class also re­ Keyport, who was named to last year’s covered a fumble. Tardiff said he had a Independent Team as a defensive back, good idea why Irizzary didn’t have any played tailback, cornerback and was the interceptions. Huskies’ punt and kickoff returner. Ster­ “They didn’t throw to his man,” ling rushed for 255 yards on 35 carries (7.3 yards a carry) and four TDs as a tailback. He also caught six passes for 75 yards coming out of the backfield. As a SPORTS FANS! cornerback, he recorded 24 unassisted tackles, assisted on 17 others, and had I four interceptions. As Matawan’s return Matawan’s Charlie Rogers (1) has been named to the all-star team follow­ BET man, Sterling averaged 11.6 yards on ing a tremendous 1994 season. The senior rushed for 1,877 yards and 20 punt returns and 25 yards on kickoff touchdowns. YOU returns. (Photo by Rich Schultz) HONORABLE MENTION DIDN'T OFFENSE Matawan: Dale Macord, Mike KNOW Salvorte, and Ed Collenton Keyport: George Anderson, Keith Brought to You By Joe Labriola Royle, Ralph Lee, Tom Fischer Did you know an 8-year-old girl helped name the Saint John Vianney: Dave Catrini, Super Bowl game? Frank Indviglio, Pete Fierro. Joe Kraus ...When football leaders were deciding what to call their championship game, Sharron Hunt, 8-year-old Raritan: Bob Mulligan, Anthony La- daughter of Lamar Hunt, who owns the Kansas City Fonte, Chris Collins, Peter Sena Chiefs, had been playing with a black rubber ball called a “super ball”-and from that she got the Idea Holmdel: Ed Yuen, Anthony to suggest to her Dad that pro football could name Spalliero, Mike Principe. Andrew its title game the “Super Bowl". Considine, Mike Iozzi ...Lamar Hunt made that recommendation, and so the famous Super Bowl game really owes its name Middletown North: Jay McCauley, to a little girl. Chris Olson, Mahki Burns Mater Dei: Dan Kawsaluk, Neil De­ Here’s a fantastic football fact vaney ...The Waco (Tex.) High School team of 1921 had Middletown South: Jim Lopusznick, such a great defense that they did not allow any team to get past their 35 yard line ALL Peter Tacktikos, Timm Howard, Jason SEASON!...Can you imagine a tougher defense Stavola, Adrian Mendez than that? * DEFENSE Ever hear about the man who was known as the Matawan: Kevin Roberts, Jamil Hill “Ironman of Football”? Keyport: Wayne Atchley, Tony ...He was Leo Lynch who-amazingly-played Lopez, Kevin Bennett, Arthur Czech EVERY minute of EVERY game for Villanova University for 4 YEARS from 1914 through 1917- Saint John Vianney: Jeff Young, Pete never coming out for a substitute on ANY play in Buffa, Mike Lowry, Ivan Pinzon, ANY game!...That's hard to believe, but true. Russell Clayton * * I bet you didn't know ..that this is the time to save Raritan: Shean Devlen, Kevin Kelly, on a new car or truck at Labriola Nissan...We also CJ Ensley have a great selection of used cars...Come in and see for yoursell. Holmdel: Mike Mainfre, Evan Api- cello, Russell McKeever, Mike Marulli, Arez Sterling, who specialized in returning kickoffs and punts for the LABRIOLA NISSAN Adolfo Covelli, Casey Martinez Huskies, returns to the Independent’s all-star squad. The transfer from E. Newman Springs Rd. Middletown North: Josh Sienkiewicz, Keyport posted a remarkable average of 11.6 yards on punt returns and 25 Tom Curdo, Tom Stewart, Jim Sermack, yards on kickoff returns. He also rushed for 255 yards on 35 carries and Red Bank 741-2433 four touchdowns as a tailback. Rt. 35 at Rt. 36 Curt Monday Mater Dei: Al Scott, Tim Shannon, Eatontown 542-1300 Matt Gasiorowski (Photo by Rich Schultz) ■•••■ >• :? .* -5. :: * ■». A *) if * <■ < A M* Mf-ataift Mtur J* & £ tTM' THE INDEPENDENT, DECEMBER 7, 1994 5 9

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You re VEHY ATTRACTIVE ble relationship. tT4414 (exp kind, considerate, secure, non­ 40+, with same qualities, tor biking, home brewing, travel, WF late 40s/early 50s, in good SWF 27, 140lbs, 5'8', long i t r Ql016(expl/4)------1-900-370-2131. 12/28)______Seinfeld, Rush Limbaugh. shape. No head games please. smoking WJM, 60s, ready for brown/hazel, seeking similar long-term relationship. Call me. COMIC RELIEF NEEDED LONG BLONDE HAIR Seeking SF tor potential rela- Let's go with the flow and see WF who would like to explore Call costs $ 1 .95 per minute. Must be 18 or over. DWF 5’6', 135lbs, seeks Itt4333(exp1/11)------SWF, 34, large and lovely, tinnshlo. qi171(exp1/11)--- where it takes us. Manmouth life's adventures, disease free. enjoys dining out, laughter, attractive WM with good sense I'M HEALED, ARE YOU? r.niimv. g1165(exp1/1lj---- PRETTY WIDOW tri020(expl/4)______ot humor, 38-45, tor lasting JWF, youthful 60s, warm, car- movies, travel, NY Knicks. 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Seeking spe­ f f (exp / )------land serendipity, whose motor Outgoing, adventurous, petite, good sense of humor, enjoys 26-36, who’s ready for a fnend- BUILDING BLOCKS 1168 1 11 VERY TRULY YOURS dancing, and is fun to be with. cial man who can keep up with OLD-FASHIONED SWM, 25 runs better with a woman athletic, professional woman. ship leading to LTR. Must love me. Loves theatre, movies, DWM. 40, honest, romantic, SPF, 46, N/S, compassionate, Looking for gentleman, with Seeking n^rriage-rinded to communicate. IT 4470 (exp Seeks old-fashioned SWF 23­ beside him gli.72(exp1/HJ_ romantic, fun-loving, with old- travel, romantic evenings, sincere, monogamous, not into 28 to shower with poetry, flow­ SIMPLICITY WITH STYLE sense of humor, athlete, fun- secure JPM. 44-50 TT4490 12/28)______head games. Enjoys fun times, fashioned values. Ready to loving, good conversationalist, laughing. Seeking honest, ers, and endless conversation. i Attractive, outgoing WF, enjoys (expl/4)______IF YOU HAVE romantic S/DWM. 40-50, who quiet times. Seeking SF with settle down to a lifetime of love, dancing, dining^travel, and SEEKING MRT w ONDERFUL Must be commitment-minded. 'dining, dancing theater. HALF A BRAIN loves cuddling. 1T4408 (exp same building blocks to build a caring and sharing with one friendsldsnip. 'N/S. ~ IT 1023 SWF, 22, 5’4", brown/brown, Chivalry isn't dead, it just Seeking honest, intelligent, fun­ special auy tT1086(exp1/4)— Nice girl looking tor a nice man life time with. Tf1181(exp1/H) (exp1/4l warm’ and sincere, loves music, with a good personality who 12/28)______seems to be forgotten IT 1169 ' loving, financially secure, WM, WINTER MAGIC QUALITY GUY 155-62, for companionship. I'M READY, WILLING & ABLE Atlantic City, horseback riding. likes having fun, going out, the­ CUTE ITALIAN GIRL (exp1/11)------Attractive WF seeks LTR with Seeking SWM, 22-30, tall, wrth SWF, 19, full-figured, great SWPM, 32, 5'H", 185lbS, NO FRILLS KINDA GUY HTi173(exp1/1l) ------Adorable, Irish/Italian SF, 40, ater, movies, or just hanging enioys sports, concerts, dining, SWM 46-56, with high moral 5 T , 150lbs, seeks SM, mid- oreat eyes, same interests, tor around. **4471 (expl 2/28)--- personality, likes long walks, SWM, 25, 5'7". 160lbs, N/S, WANTED: HARRISON FORD values for an enchanting win­ nnssihle LTR Tf4481(exp1/4) i quiet evenings. Seeking SWM, travel, movies, comedies, I DWPF, 44, mother, intelligent, 30s+, young at heart, stylish, f u n -l o v in g healthy, hardworking, conserv­ ter, summer, spring and fall. attractive, nice, neat, well bum, seeks quality SWF, 23-32, for lenergetic, sense of humor. spontaneous, good to go, ARE YOU THE ONE? Down to earth SWF, 18, friendship, maybe more/ ative, mentally stable, honest, Ocean County only. C1087 sense of humor a must! Beautiful entrepreneur 40, 1 20-26, for friendship/possible I Seeks financially/emotionally searching for tall, sensitive, fun TT11B3 fexp1/11)______loyal, no kids. Seeking SWF, (exp1/4)_____ 1------—— Smoker, social drinker. Let s looks 29, brown/green, 5 6 , serious relationship. Police offi­ 21-27, with same qualities and I secure male, 35:50. AlIURiNG^rfi^WGUING to be with SWM, 18-2^L Ocean I’M SANTA'S HELPER I sense of humor, active lifestyle. rtftt tngather. IT 4497 (exp1/4) _ seeks Mr Right, leading to a County area only. IT 4473 cers encouraged. TT4409 afternoons tree, to spend my Vivacious, educated, stunning SWM, 29, 6'1", brown/blue, I (If Harrison isn’t available.) RATED TRIPLE-A fabulous fiancee. Are you (axp12/28) ------(exol 2/28) ------spare time with. Possible LTH. SWJF, 5’8’ . slender, eclectic ready to fall in love? *4430 varied’ interests as long as you Active, attractive, adventurous, FU NN Y RED F O X q i 160(exp1/11)______interests, seeks Renaissance widowed JF, mid-50s, college are with mel Seeking SWF, 21­ , TH E B E T T E R H A LF (exol 2/28)______- & FRIENDLY DWF, N/S, 31, 5’4", 118lbs, 29, H/W proportionate tor HONEST & SINCERE SWJPM, 28-38, 6’+, great graduate, still employed, seeks BEAUTIFUL WIDOW red/green, gorgeous, funny, I DWF, 35, 5’4", brown/brown, shape, educated, charming SWF, 18. brown/brown, enjoys friendship/relationship. W1184 DWM, 36, 175lbs, 6T, browrV I interests* include biking, long sincere JM, 60-68, to share This 55 year old would like to music, hanging out, movies sincere, sweet, sophisticated, brown. Enjoys outdoor activi­ N/S, for life of dreams. 1T4096 mutual interests: dining, danc- meet an eligible bachelor tor one child, yearns for financially (axol/11)______— walks, beach, bowling travel­ :heater. laughing, really anything that s MARRIAGE-MINDED ties movies dining, dancing ing, laughter. Seeking S/DWM, (exp1/11)______ing, conversation-*•— , the dating and taking part in sports. secure S/DWM, 30+, 5*8 +, CUTE ITALIAN GIRL tun. Seeking SWM, 18-21, Kind, sincere, SWM, 40, 59 , Seeking N/S, attractive, open- 130-40, marriage minded to tri024(expl/41 TT4432(exp12/28j------looking to have fun, too. Tl similar qualities, for L in . minded S/DWPF, 30-40, for SWCF, 32.

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High, • News Transcript • Sentinel • Suburban • Bayshore wooded lot with access to the Independent • Middletown Independent • Examiner Friday..... 8:00 am-5:30 pm Saturday... 9:00 am-2:00 pm NOTICE 005 Apartments Atlantic, Near town & Ham­ Please read your ad on the first day of publication. We accept NEW JERSEY WATER SUPPLY AUTHORITY For Rent mocks Beach State Park. Local Sentinel/Suburban Readers responsibility for only the first incorrect insertion. We reserve the Great financing. Hurry, call right to edit/reject or properly classify any ad. PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE SCHEDULE OF "All Real Estate advertised in this 1-800-448-LAND, ext. 2341 RATES, CHARGES AND DEBT SERVICE wspaper is subject to the Federal Patten Carolina Land May Call 254-7979 Housing Act of 1968 which makes it ASSESSMENTS FOR THE SALE OF WATER FROM Illegal to advertise any preference, lim itation or discrimination based on THE MANASQUAN RESERVOIR WATER SUPPLY race, color, religion, sex or national SYSTEM TO BECAME EFFECTIVE JULY 1,1995 origin, or an intention to meke any such preference, (imitation or dis­ Pursuant to the provisions ot Chapter Z93 of the Laws of crimination. 1981 (N.J.S.A. 58:16-1 et. seq.) the New Jersey Water This newspaper w ill not knowingly Need help accept any advertising for Real Es­ NOTICES 1 Supply Authority has proposed adfuslmenls to its Schedule tate which is in violation of the law. ot Rates, Charges and Debt Service Assessments lor the Our readers are informed that all writing your ad? Sals of Water from Ihe Manasquan Reservoir Water Supply dwellings advertised in this newspa­ per are available on an equal op­ Our experienced -.-—-jj System in Monmouth County, New Jersey to cover portunity basis." Operational and Debt Service expenses tor the Authority's Classified advisors fiscal year which commences on July 1,1995. EATONCREST APTS REAL ESTATE 5-15 GARAGE SALES 60 These revisions propose to amend existing regulations Tennis & swim club. Large will help you write a found at N.J.A.C. 7:11-4.1 et seq. The proposed revisions size rooms w/19ft living rm. are scheduled to become effective on July 1,1995. Only minutes from Ocean most effective ad. The full text of the proposed changes will be provided to beaches, Golf Courses, Fish­ ing & Boating. Near all hous­ Give us a call at interested parties as defined io N.J.A.C. 7:11-4:13 and pri­ es of Worship & Malls. Mon- marily deals with the following major areas of change: F r i 9 : 3 0 a m -4 pm, 1-800-660-4ADS INSTRUCTION 63 1. Amend N.J.A.C. 7:11-4.3 (c) of the Schedule of Rates, 908-542-1105. Pine Brook Charges and Debt Service Assessments for the Sale of Rd., Hope Rd., Eatontown. 2 Water from the Manasquan Reservoir Water Supply System blocks from Exit 105 GSP to reflect no change in the sales base of 16.097 million gal­ FREEHOLD BORO-Refurb. lons per day and an increase from $349.23 to $379.89 per immac. 2 bedrm., $750. + 007 Houses for Sale million gallons in the Operations and Maintenance Expense utils. 908-431-7873 days LOST & FOUND 64 BOATING 105-106 Component effective July 1,1995: and 908*223-8608 eves./wkends 2. Amend N.J.A.C. 7:11-4.4 (b) to reflect no change in FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP $AVE THOUSANDS the sales base of 16.097 million gallons per day and a 1 bedroom apt. $700.mo. incl. OF DOLLARS decrease from {765.75 to $761.86 per million gallons in util. Call 908-780-0904 the Debt Service Cost Component effective July 1, 1995 On Your HOME MORTGAGE through June 30,1996 (coverage 120%); and NORTH BRUNSWICK - 1 & 2 908-566-4190 FOR DETAILS PETS/ANIMALS 65 AUTOMOTIVE 110-119 Bdrm. Garden Apts. Starting 3. Amend N.J.A.C. 7:11-4.9 by increasing the Operations $595. Free Util. 908-249-1141 and Maintenance Expense Component from $349.23 to BARGAIN HOMES $379.89 per million gallons effective July 1,1995. OLD BRIDGE Foreclosed. HUD, VA, S&L ertisers Please Call For Rates Individual requests for the full text of the proposed rate COUNTRY LIVING APTS Bailout properties. Low Down. adjustments should be sent to the New Jersey Water Supply 2 bedroom apts. avail. Heat, Fantastic savings. Call Authority. air conditioning, hot water, 1-800-962-8000 Ext. H-2111 cooking gas and dishwashers for list. The Authority will conduct a pre-public hearing meeting included. Mon.-Fri., 9am-5pm. with its contractual water users and any interested parties 908-360-2992 COASTAL NORTH CARO­ FLEA ADS For Private at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, January 11, 1995 in the LINA-Quaint, picturesque Authority's Manasquan Reservoir System Administration SAYREVILLE Swansboro. One of the beati- For P rivate Party Items Building Conference Room, 2041 Hospital Road, Wall, New BORDENTOWN AVENUE ful, natural communities in the Carolinas. NEW! Waterfront Party Item s Jersey, to present and explain the rate adjustment propo­ sal, answer questions, and provide any additional data WINDING WOOD homesites from $49,000. u n de r $75. I • 4 Lines $ 1 / Water access from $19,000. requested in accordance with the rate making procedure 1 & 2 BEDROOM GARDEN High, wooded, looking to In­ One item per ad specified in N.J.A.C. 7:11-4.13. APARTMENTS FROM $580. • 2 Weeks *0* tracoastal & Atlantic. Near BRAND NEW AVAILABLE 4 Lines • 2 Weeks Notice is hereby given that the Authority will hold a pub­ town & barrier island beaches. Open daily 10am-6pm Prepaid Prepaid lic hearing on Wednesday, February 8,1995 at 10:00 a.m. Excellent financing. Hurry, call 908-238-3919 S4-each additional line in the Authority's Manasquan Reservoir System 1-800-448-LAND, ext. 2629. $ 5 . 0 0 Administration Building Conference Room, 2041 Hospital Patten Carolina Land. •No Phone Calls - Coupon Only *May be phoned in Road, Wall, New Jersey, to provide the opportunity for pub­ Need help lic comments and statements on the proposed revisions. EAST BRUNSWICK-3 bdrm., At the February 8,1995 public hearing, interested per­ writing your ad? 2 bath brick Ranch w/att. gar. sons may present statements orally or in writing relevant lo Our experienced $200,000. Owner financing the proposed action. Interested persons may also present avail. Call 908-821-8733 statements or arguments in writing relevant to the proposed Classified advisors Charge Your Ac action on or before March 17,1995 to: ERA ADVANTAGE is ERA’S # 1 Real Estate Co. in N.J. Thomas G. Baxter, Acting Executive Director will help you write a Bob Nemeth is an aggressive Fax Your Ad 908-43 New Jersey Water Supply Authority and honest agent committed 1851 State Highway 31 most effective ad. to SELLING your home. Post Office Box S196 Give us a call at 908-536-2000 Clinton. New Jersey 08809 Upon tull consideration of all statements or arguments 1-800-660-4ADS JACKSON TWP. respecting the proposed action, the Authority, upon its own Immaculate, 10 rm., raised motion, may thereafter adopt these revisions substantially Ranch. Excellent location. quiz a d s m i£ $ U L m as proposed without further notice. $137,000. Call 908-367 9544. Use our handy Private Party Coupon. 006 Houses for Rent Select the ad that best meets your needs. v . SAYREVILLE Thomas G. Baxter, P.E. EAST BRUNSWICK-3 bdrm. BY OWNER. Morgan Section. Acting Executive Director 2 bath brick Ranch w/at- Ranch. 2 bedrooms. □ F l e a (Item s und er $75) O ne item per ad tatched gar. $1,500. per MOVE IN-MINT CONDITION. Date: 12/5/94 Cost: $608.00 month. Call 908-821-8733 Call 908-727-2713 □ BIG DEAL (Item s o ver $75) G reat Beach-Golf-Shows Please include all spaces and punctuation. O ne character per box. Bask in the Sun on a Beautiful Sandy Beach... At Hard-To-Believe Prices Resort- Play Tennis on the Lighted Cnnnn Courts Enjoy the J8cuzzis Myrtle Beach, S.C. and Saunas...Relax at the Gatiin Brothers, Alabama, Ice Show Oceanfront Cabana Bar. EuroCircus, Carolina Opry, more... For MYRTLE BEACH Name__ South Carolina ALL BEACHFRONT Address_ Rent S tu d io City____ State, CONDOS _ » d ro o ttt Zip---- Day Phone, .Evening Phone_ Everything you need including Sleeps3 4 6 0 VISA#__ Ca A35 r 375 l°ur7v washer/dryer, microwave, pool Mail Payment & Coupon to: B 3 5 t o 6 3 5 MC#___ RATES VISA Greater Media Newspapers AL-L 1995 W eekly Rates $600 to $1,000 Expiration date______Classified Bill and Jackie Canino Ads are subject to approval. 7 Edgeboro Rd. • East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Photographs Gladly Shown LEODY & DICK POLITY 908-566-5220 908-577-0892 or 803-651-3350 6 2 DECEMBER 7, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT 015 Summer/Winter 017 Office & 017 Offices. 025 Business 030 Financial 007 Houses for Sale 011 Mobile Homes 018 S to re s Rentals Floor Space Floor Space Opportunities Services

MATAWAN- OO YOU HAVE 30 MIN. CASH NOW-For receiving SELLING YOUR HOUSE? HAZLET- 12’x65\ 5 rms., 1 HOLMDEL/HAZLET NEW BRUNSWICK payments on Annuities Reach the massive market­ bath, liv. rm. 16'x20\ bedrm. FLORIDA VILLA A-1 loc., 1,000-2,000 sq. 1. TO SPARE? If so, we can 1-4 ROOM OFFICE SUITES GREAT LOCATION! avail, at Exit 120 GSP. Jon show you an opportunity Structured Settlements or place of the electronic super­ w/2' extension & bay window. 3 bedroom, 2 bath villa w/pri- SHORT TERM LEASES CVS, Pizza Hut, Dunkin Do­ where you can make an ex­ State Lottery Payments. highway, advertise on the Like new, cntr./air, washer/ Suites from $200. per month vate pool. Quiet residential lo­ START AT $290 /MONTH nuts. Easy Video. Party n' cellent income in your spare R&P Capital Resources Inc. Internet. 90 days only $35. dryer, fully fum. 908-264-4385 with business services avail­ cation. 8 miles to DISNEY & CALL 908-264-1138 Play & many, many more. Ce II time with NO investment & 350 Theodore Fremd Avenue Comstar Internet Ads able. Furnished & unfur­ other attractions. owner. Mr. Shalit Rye, NY 10580 908-685-1900 HAZLET-Why Rent? New mo­ nished. NEAR TRAIN ABSOLUTELY NO RISK. GREAT GOLF Vacations KENDALL PARK - Prof. single STATION & COURTHOUSE. 908-545-1414 Don’t hesitate! Call Call 1-800-338-5815 bile homes. Financing. 15 & office approx. 200 sq. ft. On­ Call 908-583-8098 Call 908-247-0033 908-787-2430 IDENTIFY PROBLEM TEN- 20 year. 6 mo-1 yr. free rent site parking. Exc. hwy. loc. 008 Condos CaU: 908-888-9335 ANTS-before they are one. LOG CABIN, PA. Rent lurn./unfum. Flex, days SAYREVILLE (Parlin-Old 020 Buildings FOOD CONCESSION Credit reports show payment possible. 908-821-6810 Townhouses $800./PER WEEK Bridge Area): 2,200 sq. ft. di­ Garages Marlboro. In successful indoor performance. State law favors CALL 908-254-1331, EVES visible down to 800 sq. ft. Di­ children's play center. Fully tenant - we favor you the 012 Lots & Acreage rect walk-in at ground level. Landlord/Manager MARLBORO TWNHSE. - 3 MANALAPAN HOWELL7FREEHOLD - Spaoi equipped. Pizza oven, bdrm., 2 Vfc bths, fplc., C/A, Ideal for general office or re­ fountain & more. Call owner 1 -800-YES-KNQW (low fee) MANT0L0KING Prof ./med. bldg. 2 offices left. pairs/service/contracting busi­ for workshop or storage. 20’ X garage, pool, tennis, $ 1 ,100./ 25” & 20' X 50' with overhead 914-638-2201, ext. 113 WE BUY MORTGATES FOR OCEANFRONT. 2 bedroom, Immed. occup., all approx. ness. Easily accesible to Rte’s mo. utils. 908-431-7598 CEMETERY PLOTS door. 24 hour access. High 2 bath furn. condo. All ameni­ 1,400 sq. ft. ea. 1 outfitted for 18, 9 & GSP. 908-727-3506 IMAGINE TOMORROW CASH. Full or partial buy outs. way 9. Call 908-462-1660 Call 908-988-3757 Mt. Olivet Cem. old sect. 2 ties. $800.+ negotiable. dental office. Convenient Rt. 9 bet. 8:30am-5pm Multi-Media Center for Kids roadside graves. Not avail, Franchise of the Future 008a Adult 201-589-5772 work/ location. OFFERING SUB­ INVESTORS-Now available onsite. $1,200. 201-483-1649 201-226-4167 home STANTIAL SAVINGS FOR CALL CLASSIFIED! NE PA, 21 unit rental apart 201-538-0960 Communities 1ST YEAR. 908-409-1000 ment bldg. w/25 garage spac COASTAL NO. CAROLINA- MYRTLE BEACH, SC - Warm Use your VISA es. Money maker. $350,000 1.56 ac/150' waterfront & sunny. Spacious 2BR con­ MULTI LEVEL MARLBORO GREENS, Lower (BP350) Candice Wallingford, $74,900. Swansboro, quaint & dos from $525. per month. or MASTERCARD Ashborne. Walk to clubhouse. C o ld w e ll Banker, Com­ MARKETING 1 bdrm. + den, 1Vfe baths. picturesque. High wooded Oceanfront resort. Indoor OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE to pay for your homesites near ocean, barrier pools, whirlpools, tennis, golf, monwealth Rltrs. (717) MAKE US AN OFFER! 253-4461 Unique, all natural, nutritional Call 908-972-9672 island beaches. Newly com­ fishing. Coastline Realty ★ MOST AGGRESSIVE RATE IN MARKET ★ products. Low investment,... Classified Ads pleted subdivision. Attractive 1-800-238-1181 SOUTH AMBOY-2 Car garage HIGH return. 908-525-1636 MONROE TWP. - financing. Won’t last, call storage available immediately. 1-800-660-4-ADS VACATION IN THE POCO- NATIONAL GROCERY COU- (Whittingham) 2 bedrm., 2Vfc 1-800-448-LAND, ext 2334 ★ Tinton Falls - Shrewsbury Ave. Call 908-685-0290 bath, den w/fpl., garage, pvt. Patten Carolina Land NOS. All the amenities except PON-books. Untapped $323 garden, patio. Gas heat, golf, a theme park. Availabe Dec. ★ 6,000 sq. ft. available immediately billion industry. 800% profit indoor/outdoor pool. Mid SOUTH BRUNSWICK - 3 9-16. If intereseted please call ★ Like new condition 022 Commercial potential. Minimum investment $ 160's. Owner. 609-395-6706 acre approved lot. Country Linda at (W) 908-390-6806, $89. Multi-product company. setting. Min. from turnpike. (H) 908 -5 2 1 - 4 1 6 9 , ★ First Floor - Lobby Exposure Properties Free information. House of $79,500. Eves. 609-655-5899 908-521-4418 | Coupons. 1-800-641-8949 ★ Convenient to all amenities, • ADVERTISE your commercial 009 Rooms for Rent Fort Monmouth, Red Bank & Garden State Pkwy. property here. Call for more I SNACK VENDING- Local Lo­ information 1-800-660-4ADS cations. Great One Person EMPLOYMENT 014 Mortgages Business $2,500./week pos­ CALL sible. 1-800-877-1445 EDISON Doug Twyman or Gary O’Sullivan 025 Business ADVERTISE here 035 Help Wanted Prof. grad, student, fem. seek­ COMMERCIAL VENDING: Call for more information Opportunities Full Time ing roommate, fem. preferred. 1-800-660-4ADS D A V ID T. Must sell, very strong money Priv. home, kit. & laundry. maker. 1-800-820-6782 $400./mo. 908-287-5130 ADVERTISERS 017 Office & H O U S TO N ★ A BUSINESS ★ A READERS 015 Summer/Winter that I started & own did $6 It is the policy of this newspaper Floor Space 027 Business that all help wanted advertisements OtO Rentals Rentals CO. * million last year. Help me ex­ w ill begin with a job title. EAST BRUNSWICK pand. P/T, F/T, domestically & Equipment CaU 1-800-660-4 ADS to Share DAVID T. HOUSTON COMPANY internationally. No investment. DISNEY AREA FLA. Office/warehouse. Rent Company is 9 yrs old & is top ADVERTISING DIRECTOR- Exclusive Broker SECRETARY CHAIRS approx. 38,000 sq. ft. near rated. Call Mike to hear & Competitive weekly newspa­ SAYREVILLE - Nice 2 bedrm. 2/3/4/ bedroom. Luxury homes 12 red & black, Swiss made Turnpike. For info, contact (908) 981-9393 leave message 908-389-7523 per group in New Jersey apt. Share rent & utilities. 3mi. Disney. From $550/wk. by Vitra. Adj. ht. & backs: seeks experienced, aggres­ 908-446-8237.... 908-446-0224 Steve Carey 908-937-9220 908-432-0067 leave mess. A UNIQUE BUSINE$$ - P/T, arms: roller base. $75. each sive ad director. Apply to F/T. No investment/risk. Own Offers ok. Larry 908-613-6068 Box 01 NJPA 206 W. State St. Trenton, NJ 08608 AGENT - A BANKABLE JOB AVON $ SALES 800-545-8390 AGENT-A AAA Opportunity AVON $ SALES 1-800-662-2292

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035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted Full Time Full Time Full Time Full Time AIR CONDITIONING & DRIVER-The road to respect TELEMARKETERS starts here! OTR/Shorthaul. NURSE’S AIDE HEATING SALARY & COMMISSIONS Home weekly (shorthaul), as­ 7am to 3pm shift. 4 days a signed trucks, great benefits, Mr. O’Brian 908-739-1444 INSTALLER & week. Retirement home for $1,000. experienced sign-on Opportunity Awaits You- SERVICE PERSON Christian Brothers in Lincroft. bonus. EO E. BURLINGTON Greater Media Inc., publishers of weekly newspapers & shoppers 3 Year minimum experience in Call Joann Beagan TELEPHONE MOTOR CARRIERS: 908-530-9470 all phases of residential ana 1-8QO-JOIN-BMC in Monmouth, Middlesex and Ocean counties, is hiring. Be part of commercial. Top pay & full ANSWERING benefits. 1-800-696-1971 OFFICE ASSISTANT DRIVERS-lf you're looking to DAYS & EVENINGS avail­ our energetic, dynamic and growing organization. change jobs...J.B. Hunt is Large chiropractic office seeks able. Typing skills & telephone AIR CONDITIONING & looking for people interested experienced, energetic PC lit­ experience required. Freehold The following positions are available: HEATING SERVICE in learning to drive a truck. erate person to assist with in­ area. Call 908-409-6896 After training, you can earn an surance billing and bookkeep­ TECHNICIAN average of over $2,000./ ing. Call Linda 908-238-6770 TEMPORARIES-Register Residential, commercial. month your first year, plus today...work tomorrow! Recep­ Minimum 5 years experience. comprehensive benefits. Call tionists, clericals, word pro­ MAC OPERATOR Must be fully qualified, 1-800-2JB-HUNT. EO E. Sub­ RETAIL SALES cessing, secretarial, data entry, short/long term! Pos­ Full time position available in ad production department. Strong skills in layout heat pumps, gas, electric, ject to drug screen. Experienced, hard working chillers. 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Based that all help wanted advertisements fast paced morning operation, 908-390-1170 will begin with a job title. in Trenton, the package in­ Call 1-800-660-4 ADS Monday-Friday 5am-12pm. cludes base salary, incentives, Call Eli’s Hot Bagels, Freehold GENERAL HELP expenses and benefits. Apply 908-780-3536 FU LL TIME in writing with compensation AFTER SCHOOL OUTSIDE SALES REPRESENTATIVE requirements to DECORATING ASSOCIATE Local corporation needs peo­ Full-time • We are seeking an ambitious motivated sales professional; to fill out George White AIDES Seeking creative business ple to start immediately. NJPA/NJ-ADS our sales staff. Applicant should have sales experience, minded person for interior School based After School 206 W. State St. program needs creative staff we offer salary, commission and great benefits. decorating. Training. Part/full S437.50/WEEK Trenton, NJ 08608 time. 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CLEANING HELP Send best tbree clips and resume to: Jamelin Cleaning Services Market Research MANICURIST at 908-583-0745 Howard Altschiller, Creater Media Newspapers, Experienced necessary. Co. looking for Well established Princeton COUNTER PERSON 7 Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 E.O.E. No following required. people to participate Extremely busy nail salon in Company is seeking a secre­ for dry cleaner & tailor shop in Marlboro. Bonuses offered. tary with strong skills. Freehold. Some sewing skills in Panel/Group Call 908-972-0012 Marketing background a plus. preferred. 908-462-0196 Discussions AmiPro, Freelance, Lotus. Work for top management. CUSTOM FRAMERS/ REPORTER regarding Research MEDICAL Full Benefits. ART CONSULTANTS & Development of The Examiner has an opening for a 20-hour per week reporter. Beat includes SECRETARY DUNHILL PERSONNEL For appointment call betweem covering municipal news and features in Allentown, Upper Freehold, Millstone and NEW PRODUCTS 1 & 2pm 908-409-6560 or Roosevelt in Monmouth County. Monday-Friday 9-5, Freehold 105 College Road East Send resume to: Call Miss Clark area. Computer & Insurance Princeton, NJ 08540 P O Box 410 Menlo Park Call Mark Rosman knowledge required. Some ex­ Edison, NJ 08837 (908) 972-6740, Ext. 207 908-308-0500 perience p referred Available 609-452-1222 Immediately. 908-780-9040 FAX 609-452-9222 DRIVER Schoolbus With or without CDL license. Free training. Good pay with SECRETARY/ benefits. 908-536-3405 REPORTER HOLIDAY NOW, For small busy contracting of­ fice in Englishtown area. Re­ DRIVER The Bayshore and Middletown Independents seek a permanent part-time reporter AND WORK sponsibilities include tele­ Senior Citizen van. 30 hour for coverage of local and high school sports. 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Apply in person. J l * U l S N e c e s sa ry TELEMARKETERS FINANCIAL OPERATIONS • Paid Training PRINCIPAL- P/T. Series 27 Creater Jersey Press FULL/PART TIME for small B/D for focus & gen­ 10 connerty court. East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Year round, part-time inventory taker EARN $10. P E R HOUR eral accounting. Send resume: 908-254-7004 SALARY NOT COMMISSION P. O. Box 1154 positions available. FLEXIBLE HOURS Englishtown, NJ 07726 Coastal Federal Mortgage Co. C aU N ow ! located in Manalapan needs HEATING & COOLING sharp, intelligent, exciting EQUIPMENT INSTALLER adult minded people who Wanted heating/a/c installer Call for an Interview: ()(IH-972-8698 know how to relate to others on per installation basis. E x­ over the phone. No selling! perienced with boilers, hot air Greater Media Newspapers Background in finance and furnaces & central air condi­ INVENTORY banking helpful but not neces­ tioners. Must be dependable E.O.E. sary. We will train the right & reliable. Send resume to: RGISSPECIALISTS person! Earn for the holidays Irving NOW! Call Stu Lehrer Box 382 An Equal Opportunity Employer 908-431-5626 Matawan NJ 07747 rigigigKi.'W W SHgn i 6 4 DECEMBER 7, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS YARD WORKER CARE FOR KIDS - Day Care OLD BRIDGE-Full Time COLBY HOU55E TANDY SENSATION Flexible hours. Fence com­ referrals. State certified, pre BEDROOM SET MAINTENANCE/ Immediate openings for Part Loving mother has lots of TLC BRAND NEW. IBM 100% pany. Carpenter's skills help­ school programs offered. 7 Main St., Englishtown Open 5 pieces w/mirror & lamps. Time drivers. CDL preferred to share with your child. CPR, compatible. CD-ROM, fax ful. Call 908-536-0660. No fee 908-446-8027 Wed-Sat., 10-5, Sun, 10-4. $500. Call 908-679-5319 JANITORIAL or will train. Flexible hours state certified. 908-251-4828 Vintage clothing, I nens, modem, color VGA monitor, 2 days, 4 hours each day. and competitive pay. Possible CH ILDREN ’S CH O ICE desks, lamps, pictures, lamp complete software including BEDROOM SET-7 pieces, dk. $8. per hour. East Brunswick bonus for proper CDL. Old 036a Employment SOUTH AMBOY- My home. tables, dining tables, dr essers Windows, 125 MB. $1,200. pine, country. Queen size 46 W Ferris St., E. Brunswick 8:30am-6pm. 20 yrs. exp. area. Call 908-321-0888 Bridge area. Call National at Ages 3 months-5 years. lots of brie brae Color printer & computer desk bed, all solid wood. Orig. 908-721-7350 Services Crafts & fun. 908-721-2487 908-446-8862 avail. Call 908-723-9244 $2,500. Asking $900. Call NEWSPAPER DELIVERY Kindergarten. State Certified. Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months after 5pm 908-251-1920 ATTENTION SOUTH BRUNSWICK-Rel. f/t EA R LY MORNING WORK READERS a year. Call 908-613-4488 SHOWCASE-BEAUTIFUL The Star Ledger has delivery SITE AIDES Ads under this classification are not TLC for your child, my home. Antique. 6 ft. long, opens in BEDROOM SET-Black lac­ positions available in your offers of employment. Often these EAST BRUNSWICK AREA- Fun activities. 908-422-0724 front, double doors in tear. 045 Clothing quer queen waterbed w/2 & SUBSTITUTE SITE AIDES advertisers Offer a service fOT a fee. area. Earn $400. to $500. a Are needed for East Brun­ If you place a call to a •900’’ number Exp. loving mom to care for Good condition. $600. Call dressers & wardrobe, $1,000. month, plus cash incentives. A you will automatically be billed a lee, any age child in my home. 908-324-1348 Cabinet: Black lacquer orien­ swick Twp. School Age Child COAT-SHEARLING, light reliable car is a must. Call: Care (SACC) Program. Hours which varies. Daily activities. Mon-Fri. Flex 037a Child Care tal, $500. End Tables: (2) hrs. Exc. refs. 908-251-1155 grey. Full length, size 6. Like matching, $150. Sofabeds: (2) 1-800-242-0850 are 3pm-6pm school days. ASSEM BLE-Arts, crafts, toys, Wanted new, seldom used. Cost Call S. Kaspin tor more jewelry, wood items, typing, queen size, $300 & $325. So­ RECEPTIONIST/ASSISTANT Classified Works! $2,000. Asking $600. Call fabed: full size, $125. Dryer, information 908-390-6825 sewing, computer work from KIDS COUNT 908-264-2679 Chiropractic Office. People home in youT spare time. $75. Dresser. Mediterranean, ABERDEEN riple, w/mirror, $100. person, energetic. 4 days TELEMARKETERS Great pay. Free details. Call Child Center/State Licensed DRESS-Black leather, size 6. 3pm-7:30pm. 908-566-7658 24hrs. 1-800-632-8007 Open Mon.-Sat. Full/Part Time Full time or part time child worn once. Must be seen! 908-431-1707 Call 908-723-9416 care needed 9-5 in my home. RECORDING ENGINEER/ Work in a friendly, non­ Asking $300. JACKET-Black, BEDROOM SET-Dixie. Twin, Call 908-583-6521 RADIO ANNOUNCER-On the smoking atmosphere that EARN MONEY MANALAPAN - Available in quilted, leather Bomber, size pale yellow, 7 pieces + box­ job training in local recording gives you a chance to reach my home. Infants welcome. medium. Like new. Asking spring & mattress. 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For radio ground in banking or real es­ provider will give TLC in my 35 flex hours a week, start Treasures Part-time or full-time. Process Call 908-566-9464 condition. $500. 908-957-0087 announcing call tate helpful but not necessary. home. Opening Jan. 9, 1995 Jan. 1st. References required. • Over 100 Dealers We will train. Permanent part mortgage refunds. 1-800-345*2344. Recording/ 1-800-993-9730 Call 908-446-2424 Non-smoker. Light housework. Open 7 Days A Week MINK COAT-Full length fe BEDROOM SET-Formica. radio connection, divisions of time position, flexible late af­ Call 908-576-3636 ternoon/evening hours. Satur­ Quality Consignments Accepted male skins, Mahogany color. Twin bed, double dresser w/ career connections, employer- MANALAPAN Size 7-9. Exc. cond. Custom mirror, armoire & night table. trained alternative education. day 9:30am-3pm. 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Scot 908-972-6000 ext. 2006 after new year. 908-723-1554 Large stock. $120. a cord. er w/mirror, armoire, 2 end ta­ Selective Nanny 908-247-0707 GAS RANGE TAPPAN 3D’ UP TO $1,000. WEEKLY- 908-566-6174 bles. Excellent condition. SALES TELEPHONE CALLERS NANNIES AVAILABLE 214 Rt 18 East Brunswick Double oven, bottom se f- $1,500. Call 908-249-4317 Stuffing envelopes your loca­ clean. Very good cond. $22S. Tired? Broke? Overweight? To Recruit Volunteers For tion. Easy work, excellent pay, Live-in, Live-out or Temp OLD BRIDGE-Mother's helper Call 908-972-1842 after 5 pn BEDROOM SET-WHITE. So were we! We've lost over pt/ft. For free details send Call 908-247-0707 FIREWOOD Selective Nanny & Companion needed a few hours weekly in 2 twin beds, 3 dressers, 1 100 lbs. & have earned over AMERICAN SASE: P.O. Box 500-KT $70. V cord, $40. Va cord 214 Rt. 18, E.B ., N.J. my home. References are re­ 2 shelf. $300. Please call $8,000. Call 908-303-8842 Lima, PA 19037 MOVING Deliver./Stacked 908-257-1416 908-679-3762 HEART quired. Call 908-679-4366 SALESPERSON NANNY CAMERA Refrigerator-GE side-by-sid3 FIREWOOD- Don’t buy more BEDROOM-6pc. contempo­ Need help OLD BRIDGE-Nanny needed. w/water & ice maker, $15C than you need! Hoop full $35. rary/Danish, full/queen book­ ASSOCIATION Discretely monitor your child's Holiday season for new items. Live in or out. Non smoking. Dryer-Norge-electric-lg. ca Delivered. 908-446-3196 case headboard $450. or best care. Our mini camera can be Great Xmas gifts. Good op­ IN FRIENDLY, SMOKE writing your ad? 5 days per week With refer pacity, $75. 908-431-1674 offer. Pecan buffet server placed virtually anywhere to portunity for the right person. FREE, FREEHOLD OFFICE. ences. Call 908-254-5320 FIRWOOD-Split & Delivered $100. Stereo stack cabinet record your childs day. Free CaU Zeev Our experienced SEASO NED HARDWOOD $50. & queen size sofabed HIRING IMMEDIATELY Child I.D. Kit with service. REFRIGERATOR Home 908-536-6056 $60. A HALF CORD $50. Call 908-577-1728 Salary paid during training. Classified advisors D.A. Investigative Sen/ices 038 Cleaning Help Whirlpool, side-by-side. Watei After 6pm 908-462-7693 Business 212-719-5790 Leave a message for Marilyn Call 908-390-5208 & ice maker. 25 cu. ft. $800 BEDROOMS (3)-5 pc. queen, (morning shift) or Flo will help you write a Wanted or best offer. LIKE NEW. Call FOR SA LE - $100. a cord, w/4 post bed, armoire. $535. (evening shift) 908-308-4201 908-264-6209 pick-up. Delivery available. Boys Nautical 6 pc. $435. & Sayreville Lawn & Garden. most efrective ad. CLEANING PERSONNEL girls antique style, best offer. Classified Sells Classified Sells REFRIGERATOR-Whirlpool Call 908-390-0900 Wall unit-3 pc. w/t.v. Table & PART TIME. 20 hours per side by side, almond, 22 cu chrs.-wicker $100. Vanity/mir­ Give us a call at week. Vacuuming/wet mop, 1-800-660-4ADS 1-800-660-4ADS ft. Excellent condition. $400. FREE - FIREWOOD ror, mahog.-$125. Curio-7ft. Classified Works! glass cleaning. Call Dara at Call 908-972-8710 Large oak tree downed by Claw ft. sec. $275. Rockers, 1-800-660-4ADS 908-521-1298 storm, must cut & cart away. wicker carriage, tea cart, ★ REFRIGERATORS ★ Call 908-446-7553 Guaranteed, 90 days. Beleek, Crank phonograph, old train set, vaccum-Kirby. $175. +. Choice of sizes and HIGH QUALITY-FIREWOOD 908-238-9009 ‘ 039a Care Wanted colors. Very clean. S PLIT & SEASONED Can deliver. 908-225-5272 CALL 908-946-3600 CABINET-Chinese style. REFRIGERATORS - 18 cubic LAGO’S FIREWOOD Glass front & side. 22"wide HOWTO PUBLISH A N0VENA EAST BRUNSWICK ft. frost free, $175. for display purposes. $300. SEASO NED HARDWOODS Call 609-655-7480 Housekeeper/Companion 1 Manuel defrost $100. Call 908-566-3233 ‘‘Premium” Free Fast delivery If you wish to publish Must drive & speak English. $125. per cord 908-446-6071 CAPTAINS BED QUEEN Good salary. No smokers. TV-Console, Zenith 25” , cable SIZE, 2 Bedrm. chests, Call before 3pm or after 9pm. ready. Early American, exc. 1 coffee table. Must sell. Best a Novena in Prayer to St. Jude 908-972-0769 cond. $175. Call 908-780-1291 LUMBER offer. Call 908-566-2490 Oh Holy St Jude. Aposlfe and Martyr, Greater Media Newspapers, great in virtue and rich in miracles, WASHER-WHIRLPOOL. 2 F R E E - Scrap from Home COCKTAIL TABLE-Designer, near Kinsman o1 Jesus Christ, faithful 041 Resumes speed, 4 cycle. Good condi­ Construction. 908-446-3897 swivel, marbleized. NEW. Ask­ you may use the coupon intercessor ot all who invoke your tion. $75. Please call ing $250. Please call special patronage in lime of need, to Typing 908-251-4322 N.J. FIREWOOD 908-257-6094 you I have recourse from the depth below or call of my heart and humbly beg to whom WASHER/DRYER Seasoned Hardwood. COFFEE TABLE-Marble w/ God has given such great power to $125. a cord. 908-901-1127 matching end table & lamps. ABC TYPING G E . elec. $100. for both or come to my assistance. Help me in REASONED HARDWOOD $300. SOFA-3 piece, off-white my present and urgent petition. In 1-800-660-4ADS LETTERS & MORE!! best offer. 908-721-5483 Delivered, split & stacked sectional. $150. Call return, I promise to make your name REASONABLE RATES WASHER/ELECTRIC DRYER- $120. cord. Call 908-297-2789 908-679-5319 known and cause you to be invoked. Temp Work. 908-536-3495 Sears Kenmore. Almond. CONTENTS OF HOUSE Your prayer will be published in our Say three Our Fathers, three Hail NEW. Cost $1,000. for both. SEASONED HARDWOOD Marys and Glorias. Publication must Best offer. Call 908-276-6359 SPLIT & DELIVERED SEWING MACHINE-New, newspaper in your community. be promised. St. Jude pray tor us all 15 FREE RESUMES i 125. per cord. $65. Vi cord, Singer deluxe, in 47" desk. who invoke your aid. Amen. This w/first order. Written/typeset, Call 908-431-5518 BUFFET-Thomasville 61”. Pre-payment required. Novena has never been known to fail. laser printed. RUSH Service. 044 Computers Beautiful, w/ doors, drawers & Cost $29. Mastercard or VISA accepted. This Novena must be said for 9 con­ Write For You....908-446-8012 display. MIRROR-Beveled, secutive days. L.M.F. 62” X 66”. LOVE SEAT & Thanks. OFFICE SERVICES 047 Furniture CHAIR-Antique. LAMPS, Typing, Bookkeeping, Etc. APPLE IIC PAINTINGS & MORE! Call 908-780-4175 Call 908-521-2235 Monitor & keyboard w/soft- Bf D-Brass. Queen, complete ware. $250. 908-264-2679 w/Ortho mattress set. Unused, COUCH & LOVE SEAT-beige Name. in box. Cost $1,000. Sell floral. CHAIR-solid brown. COMPAQ LUG G ABLE 286- $325. Call 908-906-2067 Exc. cond. $200. Call Address. DTK 286 w/color monitor. A ST 908-290-0190 286 Novell work station w/ BEDROOM FURNITURE MC black & white monitor. $190. GUI’s, French provincial. Can COUCH-Sleeper w/real mat­ Phone___ VISA# EXP. MERCHANDISE each. 908-577-9684 opy bed w/mattress $100. 4 tress & loveseat. Ice blue & drawer dresser w/mirror $100. ivory, beautiful & 2 end tables. IBM XT (2)-5V2 FDD, 640k $550. Call 908-566-2018 Initials at end of prayer. De.sk w/hutch $150. Night- RAM. 10 Meg HD. $275. statd $50. or all for $350 DAY BED-White iron & brass. each. IBM PS2 (2) 3Va FDD, Boys’s captain bed w/mattress 042 Antiques Complete w/2 Ortho mat­ Color 640k Ram, 20 Meg HD. $2C 0. Roll-top desk $75. tresses & pop-up trundle. Un­ $375. each. Call Call 908-946-4226 ALL OLD ORIENTAL RUGS & 908-577-0627 used in box. Cost $800. Sell $325. Call 908-906-2067 Please return form Paisley shawls. Any size or IBM-100% compatible, BEOROOM FURNITURE Triple dresser w/mirror & Check One Prayer: cond. 1-800-221-5119 CASH 486SX33, VGA, 105MB, HD, DINETTE SET-Smoked glass with check or money order fax modem, 4MB RAM, che^t $250. Child’s dresser table, w/6 cushioned chrome for $29.00 payable ANTIQUES WIN 3.1, mouse, $850. or w/m rror & chest $150. Call chairs, $250 or best ofer. D St. Jude Novena best offer. 908-431-3738 908-462-5149 to Greater Media Newspapers. Top prices paid for Antique 908-446-3165 furniture, oriental rugs, paint­ IBM-pc monitor #3270 w/key- DINING ROOM CHAIRS- □ Prayer to St. Jude ings, jewelry & silver. We pur­ board/disk drive #5272 & soft­ BEDROOM Custom, fully upholstered. 4 CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT chase entire contents of es ware. $500. or best offer. Call Girls 6 pee. Lea. Lt. wood. side, 2 arm, neutral, good D Prayer to the Blessed Virgin tates. Will come to your home 908-727-0222 $25C 908-721-5483 cond. $75 ea. 908-591-0062 Greater Media Newspapers Call 908-888-0736 MAC PERFORMA 200 DINING ROOM SET Edgeboro Road CO BW EBS Cottage-8 Rooms (Classic II), 4/80 sys. 7.1 P D Prayer to the Holy Spirit BUY & SELL. Looking for fine ClarisWorks, loaded w/soft- BEDROOM Traditional medium oak color, East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 tables & chairs. Will conduct ware & shareware. Good con­ Maplo. Queen size bed, large, table w/5 chairs, china closet. estate sales for families dition for starter student. dresser w/lighted hutch, night Excellent condition. Paid Call 908-938-2626 $600. or best offer. After 6pm table. $800. or best offer. $4,000. Asking $995. Call 371 Asbury Rd., Farmingdale call 908-462-0340 908-521-5827 after 8am 908-422-8345 THE INDEPENDENT, DECEMBER 7, 1994 6 5

048 General 048 General 049 Merchandise 051 Sporting 047 Furniture 047 Furniture 047 Furniture 060 Garage Sales Merchandise Merchandise Wanted Equipment DINING ROOM SET-Trestle MOVfNG-MUST SELL- King's World designer furniture. WATERBED-Almost new. WHEEL HORSE TRACTOR- CAMERAS & Cam-Corders BIKE-Trek Multitrack 7900 MARLBORO-Moving/estate leg table (61’’x40"), 6 high- GREEN HOUSE 10 HP, w/cutting deck &snow CASH PAID. Su’s Camera, Travertine marble tear drop Top of the line, King size Fully rigged w/the best com­ sale. 7 Floyd Wycoff Dr. (off back chairs. Good condition. plow. Very good condition. dining room table and 4 high softside, dual heaters. Asking 14 x 50. Excellent condition. Highland Park. Also at ponents & accessories. Never Church Rd.) Sat & Sun. 12/10 Best offer. Call 908-264-5356 Days 908-462-1241 US 1 Flea Market. 908-572-5709 back chairs. White waterfall $550. Call 908-297-1761 $8000. Call 609-693-6600 used. Paid $975. Asking & 11, 10-3. Entire contents. Evenings 908-364-4797 $675. Call 908-892-2166 DINING ROOM SET-w /8 mica master bedroom set. HOT TUB/SPA-NEW $1,995 CAMERAS-Desperately need MATAWAN-Moving Sale chairs & 3 leaves. $700. Wall Living room pieces. Much 6 person w/cover. Curb del. Leica M2 range finder. Will BIKES 23 Greenbrook Dr. (Lakeridge unit-3 pieces-walnut, $300. more. 908-780-3759 048 General Open 7 days. 908-363-2952 trade M42 plus winder or pur­ Boys & girls Rt. 516) Sat. Dec. 10, 9-5 048a Gifts & Crafts $40. each. Call 908-477-4263 or MOVING/ESTATE SALE- Merchandise KITCHEN CABINETS chase. Call 908-308-9226 CONTENTS MUST GO 908-223-4469 Entire contents: classic & con­ Before 10am 908-780-4816 HIGH QUALITY, DISPLAY CASH FOR BOOKS temporary. Open house this EXERCISE EQUIP.-Lat-Row DINING ROOM TABLE-w/6 ARCHITECT DESIGN TABLE SET. Valued at $3,000. Ask GIFTS, CRAFTS, BASKETS Sat. & Sun. 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Lessee responsible for maint & excess wear & tear. . ____ . - 7 0 DECEMBER 7, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT 081 Lawn Care 081 Lawn Care 085 Odd Jobs 078 Electrical 080a Handy Persons 083 Masonry/Paving 083 Masonry/Paving 084a Light Hauling Landscaping Landscaping Cleanups A BEAUTIFUL LIGHT MOVING & HAULING AFFORDABLE CLEAN-UPS STEPHEN RODRIGUEZ COMPLETE DRAINAGE STUMP GRINDING DON'S CUSTOM MASONRY Fireplaces/Patios/Foundations PICKUP TRUCK Basements, garages, attics, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ALL JOBS SYSTEM S • Downspouts E x­ BRICK PAVER JOB tended • Foundation Systems Shrubs & Trees Removed Free estimates. 908-251 -435£ Light Household Repairs yards and light hauling, also Free est. No jobs too small. LARGE OR SMALL LARSON SERVICES Driveways, Patios, Concrete Call 908-251-6573 Real Estate specials. LIC #12229. 908-679-9465 • Painting • Roofing • Decks • Deck Areas • Pool Areas All Drainage Problems Han­ 908-536-2613 Work, Retaining Walls by...... MASON will fix & repair steps Call 908-607-0567 • Ceramic Tile • Carpentry UNIVERSAL ELEC TR IC Cont. dled! We Work Year Round! D.Power Const. 908-583-2297 sidewalks & plastering. Very • All Renovations LIGHT MOVING A MAN & VAN FOR HIRE Insured & Licensed #8478 Call V.L.D. INC. 908-390-4544 reasonable. 908-988-0029 Reasonable Rates. Free Est. STUMPS & BRUSH ATTENTION: CUSTOMERS Washers, dryers, refrigerators, NO JO B TOO SMALL $30/hr. or 2 men for $45/hr. Call Yaacov, 908-777-1220 Brick, block, concrete. Satis­ etc. Cleanup work. Reason­ 24hr Service. 908-283-2682 L & M TREE SERVICE MASONRY - NEW WORK Cleanout serv. Bsmts., attics, LOTS CLEARED faction guaranteed. Reason­ R EP A IR S. Refs. Avail. able. Free est. 908-727-2740 gar., yds. Lt. hauling. Debris DON-WELL Construction Expert Tree/Stump Removal able prices. Ins. 908-280-2791 Free Estimates. Insured Rudy 908-251-5953 Call 908-254-0643 or 908-364-6578 removal. Refs. Mon. County “Large or small we do it all" Call 908-257-1712 908-458-4251 John Ruskin 079b Fencing 35 yrs. carpentry experience. TOM’S T R E E SER V IC E BRICK PAVERS REMOVAL Fully insured. Free estimates. 084 Moving FALL CLEAN UP & MORE Call Rollie 908-297-4208 Prepare for WINTER now!. • Patios • Driveways • Side­ Attics, Basements & Debris MITONE ENTERPRISES Free estimate & inspection. MIKE’S FENCE CO. walks • Pool Areas. & Storage No job too BIG Full landscaping, gutters F & R Home Improvement LEAVES Call 908-905-8964 Call V.L.D. INC. 908-390-4544 Rick 908-251-5953 Over 14 years experience. cleaned & repaired, driveways Inter., ext., painting, power A LL JERSEY MOVERS sealed & paved, snow re­ Complete line ot custom fenc­ LEAVES. LEAVES. LEAVES, TREES-^T rimmed* Removed CORNERSTONE MASONRY wash, carpentry. Call Rick moval, light excavating & es Call Mike 908-901-8873 LEAVES. LEAVES. LEAVES. ★Stumps Ground*Wood Chips • Concrete Work • Brick Pianos, apartments, homes, 085 Odd Jobs 908-787-4286 hauling, T R E E S & DOWNED LEAVES. LEAVES. LEAVES. Reasonable Rates Pavers • Mail boxes offices. Quality work at an af­ • Fireplaces • Brick Fronts Cleanups T R E E LIMBS cut & removed. H&S HANDYMAN SERVICE Does your yard look like this? Call 908-257-1416 Anytime fordable price. Lie. #PM00662. Also painting & sheetrock. No We can help. Bill's Landscape • Repairs • Foundations Call 908-634-4122 079c Floor Finishing RentAHusband 908-583-8837 Job Too Small. VERY reason­ & Tree Co. F R E E Est. • All Other Phases of Masonry ★ AAA ★ able. Call 908-613-9044 HANDYMAN AND PICKUP- Call 908-721-8671 Call Pete 908-972-0933 APARTMENT MOVERS 082 Lawn Mower Affordable Clean-ups. Hauling. Cleans gutters, ga­ Local. 800-300-8350, PM#378 TRASH and JUNK REMOVAL We take away anything. CUSTOM WOOD rage, attic, etc. 908-431-5880 MT TREE SERVICE Repair Anything you want taken to FURNITURE HAULING Free est. 908-264-2520 FLOORING HANDYMAN- All jobs, big & Tree removal, trimming, clear- Classified Sells dumps. Free estimates. Call SM ALL EN G IN E REPAIRS 908-721-8246 Sanded, stained, bleached & small. Very reasonable. Call ing, Fully ins. 908-521-4515 # 1 in Furniture Care Any­ finished. Third generation for free est. 908-679-5999 Lawn Mowers • Snow Blowers 1-800-660-4ADS where. Full household/partial craftsman. Decks redone. Pickup & delivery avail. FR E E move. Lic.PM00276. Fully in­ CLASSIFIED SELLS! Free estimates. 908-577-0447 HANDYMAN- Small & BIG CALL CLASSIFIED! est. Call Bob 908-545-9039 sured. Call Jim 908-905-0997 CALL CLASSIFIED! jobs. Painting, carpentry, roof­ FLOOR CARE- Floors ing & much more. F R E E esti­ stripped & waxed. 25 years mates. George 908-238-2257 expenence. 908-222-7749 HANDYMAN- The Home­ FLOORS Cleaned & Waxed owner’s Friend. All types of Still in business after 40 home repairs. Carpentry, years. Sam Delin Floor Wax­ painting, etc. 908-780-3509. ing. Call for free estimate 908-566-8690 ODD JO BS Can do most any­ thing. No Job Too Small. Call FLO O RS WAXED - Scraping, shampoo. Make old floors John 908-251-0893 look like new. 30yrs. exp. RELIABLE-small/odd jobs Guaranteed. 908-222-8935 Most trades. Antique furniture HARDWOOD FLOORS restoration. East Brunswick area. Free estimate. Call Joe Sanded. Finished. Installed 908-651-8831 day/eves Decks Sanded & Refinished. Tom 908-238-4879 080b Home RE-NU Floor Sanding Improvements 35 yrs. exp. 908-545-8892 W W lJ] JJ AAA ALL PH ASES - Reliable, SANDPAPER quality ser. Free est., Fully ins. Call 908-940-9400 GO D IR EC T SA V E BIG! USED BELT SPECIALS ADDITIONS Basements, N E W C A R S 3X21 / 3X24 / 4X24 bathrooms, kitchens, decks Sheets • Discs • Rolls Jobs big or small we do them CARS Contractor Supplies all! References, tree est, Floor Sanding Quality Plus 908-521-2491 103-1A Church Street NEW 1994 FORD F150 XL PICKUP 1990 FORD ESCORT Aberdeen 908-583-9700 5-spd. man , 6 cyl.. p/s, p/b, anti-lock, am/fm AMC I Auto, 4 cyl., p/s, p/b, am/fm stereo cass., TOWN & COUNTRY stereo, vinyl int. all-season wheels, pay load HOME IMPROVEMENT pkg. #2. sliding rear window, rear step a/c, t/glass, rw def., remote mirrs, WOOD FLOORS-Sanded & • Carpentry. • painting, • tile refinished. Staining & custom work, • wallpapering & other bumper, color: black, Vin #RNB77443, Stk. 38,984 miles, Stk #12312, Vin | colors. Decks too. F R E E E S ­ general improvements. Refs, f #7443, MSRP $14,838. Disc. $2135, Comm, ILT200129. TIM ATES. Call 908-409-2425 avail. Call for F R E E est. i Acct. Rebate $300. 908-591-0593 WOOD FLOORS COMPLETE KITCHEN • INSTALLED • SANDED & BATH REMODELING 12,403 • STAINED • FINISHED • REPAIRED Countertops & Re-facing 1990 DODGE DAYTONA ES Free Est....908-431-3126 Carey Home Improvement Free estimates. 908-727-7658 I 3 dr hatch, auto. 4 cyl., p/s, p/b. pwr I winds/lcks/seats, a/c. t/glass, iw def.. t/whl, ISLAND Remodeling 080 Gutters NEW 1994 FORD PROBE GL cruise, cloth int., sprt. mirrs, rally whls. color: ★ Additions, Kitchens ★ 3 door hatch, auto w/od, 4 cyl., p/s. p/b, blue. 67.182 miles. Stk *9040. Vin | ★ Baths. Ceramic Tile ★ #15409040. G U TTER Cleaning & Repairs ★Custom decks & carpentry* anti-lock, am/fm stereo cass, a/c, t/glass, FREE ESTIMATES ★ Free Est. 908-792-0147 ★ rw def., t/whl, cruise, gauges, cloth int., Call John 908-251-0893 spt. mirrs, pwr. sunroof, Vin #RS145178, KJS CONSTRUCTION *4,895 Stk #5178, MSRP $19,385. Disc. $2885. GUTTER CLEANING Replacement windows & E * f f All types of roof/gutter repairs doors. KitVbaths remodeled. Rebate $1000. My Roof ‘N’ Gutter Man Free est. Fully ins. Call 1-800-750-1085 Call 908-721-5447 1992 FORD BRONCO EDDIE BAUER | | Auto w/od, V-8, p/s, p/b, am/fm stereo tape, SZARAWARSKI Builders # *15.500 , pwr winds/lcks, a/c, t/glass, rw def., t/whl, j NED STEVENS Custom carpentry & masonry cruise, gauges, doth int., all terrain, color: I Additions, remodeling, custom green, 44,500 miles, Stk #51039, Vm | GUTTERS baths/kitchens. 908-446-4796 I #NIA00439. Thoroughly Cleaned TOTAL Home Improvements NEW 1995 FORD AEROSTAR & Flushed $35.-$75. Call 908-566-2828 Screening • New Gutters • Wgn., 6 cyl., auto o.d., p/s, a/c, am/fm Roofs • Repairs • st/cass, fab/int, gauges, cruise, rf rack, int *17,999 081 Lawn Care wipers, r/def, p/w, tint, p/d/l, dual a/c, 1-800-542-0267 Landscaping privacy glass. Stk #0375, Vin #SZA10375, Free Estimate • Open 7 Days MSRP s20,470. Rebate s500.00. Total 1990 CHEVY CORVETTE Fully Insured • Est’d 1965 AFFORDABLE 2 dr.. auto w/od, 8 cyt., p/s, p/b, am/fm I Discount !2471. stereo tape, pwr winds/lcks/tt a/c, t/glass, rw I RUMSON ODD JOBBERS def., cruise, gauges, leather int.. sprt. mirrs, 2 I ★ No Jobs too BIG or small ★ TREE REMOVAL It’s Gutter Cleaning Season Brush/Yard Cleanup tops, color: white, 23.000 miles, Stk #12327, | Schedule now! 908-741-1517 Landscaping/Maintenance W * 1 7 . 9 9 9 Mn #1.5116130. Bill's Lanscaping & Tree Co. 908-721-8671 080a Handy Persons ALL-PHASES MEW 1005 rnBPTA m H KfiM M A finTI - *18/500 • Fall Cleanups 5 dr hatch wagon, auto w/od, 6 cyl., p/s, p/b, am/fm stereo cass.. pwr A-1 MR. FIX IT • Tree Pruning/Removal wtnds/kks. pwr. drivers seat a/c. t/glass, t/whl, cruise, gauges, doth int., 1994 FORD CLUB WAGON E3S0 XLT | • Shrub/Hedge Trimming remote mirrs, lugg rack, rear facing third seat. Color- emerald green, Vin. All types of home repairs. Ap­ I Auto w/od. V-8, p/s, p/b, anti-lock. • Gutters Cleaned/Repaired #SAI32219, Stt. #2219. MSRP S2l.l40.Dsc. $2396. Rebate $750 im/fm stereo cass, pwr wmds/ldcs. a/c, [ pliances to carpentry. 10% Free est. Fully ins. senior discount. 908-727-2762 I i/glass. t/Whl, gauges, cloth int.. remote 908-721-4954 W E SHOW UP. inirrs, all-season, 15 pass, seating, dual I ALEX RUGGIERO’S ARBE LANDSCAPING heat and a/c, color: two-tone blue, i Home Repair & Improvements *17,999 or 3.282 miles, Stk #51061. Vin | Free Estimates/Insured Trees, Shrubs. Topsoil, Fill, I (RHBI2578. For Quality & Economy Mulch, Stone. All your land­ $10 W TI @2.9% Call 908-780-6920 scape needs. Bulldozer & backhoe work. Fully insured. 1 0 ,1 1 1 X 48 mos. *19,499 ALL AROUND HANDYMAN 908-721-7142, from 8am-5pm All Types of Home Repairs/Improvements PRICES INCLUDE ALL COSTS TO CONSUMER EXCEPT LICENSE, REGISTRATION & TAXES. 908-431 -3981, 908-257-2750 CLEANUP ALL CRAFT LEAVES/DEBRIS 700 SHREWSBURY AVE. / r Paint, wallpaper, roofs, decks, windows, doors & more. 908-254-8863 Repairs of ail kinds. I08]1741- Gary 908-613-0152 FREE Est., PROMPT Service RED BANK (9 THE INDEPENDENT, DECEMBER 7, 1994 7 1 086 Painting 086 Painting 086 Painting 086 Painting 086 Painting 086 Painting 089 Plumbing 091 Roofing/Siding Wallpapering Wallpapering Wallpapering Wallpapering Wallpapering Wallpapering

BOB’S PAPERHANGING JO E JA Y PAINTING & Paperhanging SAL'S PAINTING ALAN BLACKBURN AL’S PAINTING FRANK’S Painting & Paperhanging Int./Ext. Free Est. Honest pric­ RL LEMPFERT WILL BEAT ANY PRICEI PAINT 3 ROOMS Plumbing/Heating. Interior & Exterior Call 908-251-4623 es. Call Joe at 908-937-8166 REMOVAL & REPAIRS Water Heaters, Boiler Installa­ Re-roofing, tear-offs, repairs GET THE BEST FOR LESS PAINTING $299. ANY COLOR tions. Remodeling. NJ Master Call 908-679-0096 For free estimate call Free est. 908-360-0048 • Exterior • Interior LERIO PAINTING PAINTING FOR INQUIRIES CALL Plumbers License # 5325 908*583-3306 Professionally Done S & R ROOFING & SIDING Painting, Plastering, Taping, Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper 908-390-0103 908-521-0537 CEILINGS Free Estimates ★ Insured Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. Sheetrock, Paperhanging. removal. Quality work, 20yrs. 908-238-2945 1-800-540-0315 F R E E Estimates 908-679-2291 ALL PAINTING Professionally sprayed/pop­ Free Estimates exp.. Ins. John 908-251-0893 THE WALL DOCTOR corn effect/all colors/w/without BACSOKA INTERIOR/EXTERIOR INTERIOR PAINTING Custom Paperhanging glitter/free est. 908-525-1625 908-390-8655 PAPERHANGING VINYL SIDING Quality Work. Reasonable WALLPAPERING $13./single roll. 24 years exp. By Tex Miller. 908-536-9451 Plumbing & Heating Rates. Mike 908-363-2786 Mike 908-462-9097 REPLACEM ENT WINDOWS DAVE’S PAINTING Quality Work-Free Estimates MIKE’S Complete kitchen/bath remod­ 45 yrs. exp. Call Chet. ALL PAINTING JOBS- eling. Water Heaters. Sewer & TOP QUALITY Fully ins. 908-793-7269 Excellent indoor & outdoor Quality work - Free estimates. 908-364-7818 PAPERHANGING Drain Cleaning. Reasonable painting. Residential & com­ ★★908-257-8939** PROFESSIONAL Must affordable price around. Cathy Tice-Robert Webster rates. Free Estimates. mercial. Free estimates. Fully Painting & Wallpapering Inc. by Robert. Low rates, exp. No job to big or small. 7 yrs. License #5628. We do it all. insured. 908-679-5999 DECORATIVE INC. Int./Ext. 10% off. Free Est. Small jobs OK. 908-679-7452 exp. Free est. 908-985-3904 092 Special Services JERRY’S Call 908-727-0014 ALOHA PAINTING INTERIOR/EXTERIOR PAINTING 1-800-820-1711 PASTE “N” PAPER PA PER HANGING CUSTOM PAINTING Paperhanging by Cindy. Free WALLPAPER Spruce up for the holidays. PAINTING-FAUX FINISHES G. TAYLOR All phases of professional MULTIPLIED NU-WAY PAINTING est., fully ins. 908-780-0429 Hung with TLC, patience & FURNITURE CUSTOM COLORS PLUMBING & HEATING quality painting. Call now for Paper/Adhesive Removal WALLPAPER REMOVAL neatness! Maria 908-888-1337 REFINISHING REPAIR Bill Paulson-P.HJ. Certified PHIL POLO & SON Repairs • Remodeling • New 10% discount. 908-446-0913 E X P E R T IN WALL R EPA IRS Quality work at great prices Caning • Rushing 908-549-9431 ★ Painting & Paperhanging Construction • Water Heaters ★ Call Staining/Polyurathane Call Ted 908-615-0592 908-938-4064 Taping-Skim Coating Int./Ext. Free est. Fully ins. • Reasonaole • Reliable • FINE PAINTING Sand/Popcorn Ceilings 908-780-3575 • 908-462-9558 088 Pool Services Gary Taylor, Plumbing Li­ HOLIDAY SPECIAL Classified Sells Spraying/Power Washing CHECK cense # 5877. 908-251-5322 BY KEN LAPSLEY Free Est. 1-800-892-0306 Use your VISA Professional Interior Designer or MASTERCARD will come to your home to 1-800-660-4ADS Interior & Exterior The Classified to pay for your A D VERTISE your pool ser­ GARDEN STATE Classified Ad vices here. Call for more infor­ assist with furn./accesory/ Free estimates. Fully insured. PLUMBING and HEATING 908-787-7982 1-80Q-660-4ADS mation 1-800-660-4ADS placement. 908-566-2595 pages for bargains. WATER HEATERS REPAIRS & REMODELING SLIPCO VERS, Custom made. G EO R G E SAHUL JR . Your fabric. QUALITY WORK, License #5568 BIG SAVINGS. 908-257-5409 908-251-5660 TELEPHONE Installation Repair, Jacks, Wiring AT MARLBORO CHRYSLER-PLYM OUTH K.M.R. Plumbing/Heating 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX NEW WORK, ALTERATIONS, Call Ed, 908-536-2477 REPAIRS. License # 5370. Call 908-462-4027 THOMPSON 093 Snow Plowing THE TRUTH COUNTS SEW ER & DRAIN Cleaning .Main Sewers .Sink Drains HATE TO SHOVEL? .Tub Drains .Yard Drains LE T US DO IT!! .Toilets .24 Hour Service Telephone dispatched trucks All Electrically Cleaned Serving East Brunswick area Call 908-303-8396 Yearly contracts available I TOM’S PLUMBING 908-432-0370 • 908-257-7515 Plumbing & Heating. Water Heaters, Boilers. Appliances & 094 Tailoring Gas Grills installed. Small jobs OK. 7 day serv. NJ Plumbing Lie. #9454. 908-727-7719 ALTERATIONS- Men/Women. DRESSMAKING. Custom w- Bridal Parties. 908-446-4838 I 090 Printing 094a Transportation SCREENPRINTING T-shirts, sweats, jackets, hats, W E’VE GOT THE INVENTORY! signs, decals, vinyl lettering. AAAA MIKE DOLLY 908-294-8979 Local & long distance. Parcel Overstocked with Minivans & 1995 Cirrus in Stock! & Airport Service. Servicing the Greater South Brunswick Immediate delivery available. 091 Roofing/Siding area. 908-442-4155 OLYMPIC Airport Shuttle AAA ROOFING & SIDING- 26 departures to/from Newark Reliable, Quality Ser. Free Airport. $15. FROM HAZLET HOQ\ Est. Fully Ins. 908-940-9400 $12. FROM WOODBRIDGE. JFK & NYC Piers, $25. & up ALEX SMUTKO Call 1-800-822-9797 ROOFING 096a Window SYNONYMOUS Treatments '94 PLYMOUTH GRAND VOYAGER '95 CHRYSLER LHS The economy and taxes are hurting both of us. I need you, CUSTOM CURTAINS Van, fwd, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl, a/c, r/def, am/fm stereo cass, pwr dr 4 dr, auto, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl, t/gls, r/def, am/fm stereo/cass, pwr dr and you WILL save money Low Prices...... 908-577-0375 Iks/winds, tilt, cruise, lugg rack, sunscreen glass. Lease for 38 lks/winds/ant/tmk rel, tilt, cruise, bkt sts, pwr sts, rclnr sts, alarm with me. months $332.28 mo. = $12,626. Total payment includes $1000 • Res./Commercial Roofing WINDOW TR EATM EN TS system, keyless entry system. Lease for $359 for 36 months = I'll roof your house as if it Rebate. 1st payment plus security deposit (refundable) and doc. $12,925. Security deposit $459, $2000 cap cost reduction. M.V. & were my own. Smutko Roof­ BY JERRY fees due at signing. Residual $ 11,136.50. VIN R X 161031. ing, year after year, proven to doc fees extra. Payment includes tax. Residual $16,906.48. Stk Custom Made Shop At Home be on top of the roofing indus­ Verticals, mini blinds, pleated #9505019. VIN SH539487. try. The Dec. ’92 & '93 Nor’ shades. 60% discount w/free Easter demonstrated what can estimate, measuring and happen to an improperly in­ installation. 100% guaranteed $ stalled roof. Don’t let it hap­ Jerry Asch 1 -609-655-7548 BUY FO R BUY FO R pen to you! Please call Alex! $ 1 9 , 2 9 8 3 0 , 1 9 0 908-583-0412 800-794-ROOF CRAZY LOW FALL LEASE LEASE REROOF PRICES!! Using 25 year warranty shin­ $3 3 2 28 p e r m o . 3 8 mos. f o r 3 5 9 p e r m o . 3 6 mos. gles. Hand nailing at its best. FOR CALL NOW!?! Limited Time Offer BOATING WE BUY USED CARS Con tractors... I do sub-work ALL TYPES OF 105 Boats for Sale 1990 PLYMOUTH 1987 MERCURY 1993 CHRYSLER 1991 PLYMOUTH 1994 PLYMOUTH ROOFING & REPAIRS GRAND VOYAGER SABLE LS LeBARON CONVERTIBLE LASER RS SUNDANCE Shingles, Hot Tar & Slate Van, front wheel drive, auto 4 dr. auto, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm ster/cass, Convertible, 2 dr. auto, p/s, p/b, 6 Auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, p/w/lks, 4 dr hatch bek, fwd, auto, p/s, Gutter Cleaning. Fully insured 18 1/2' REINKEN ’83 - 1/0. trans, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl, a/c, t/gls, pwr winds/Iks/tmk/ant/seats, a/c, t/gls, cyl, a/c, t/gls, am/fm ster/cass, p/d/l. a/c, t/gls, r/def, t/whl, cruise, p/b, 4 cyl, a/c, t/gls, r/def, My Roof “N" Gutter Man galvanized trailer, 3 props. rw def. t/whl, cruise, front whl dr, pwr p/w, tilt, cruise, bkt sts. VIN gauges. VIN #ME008871. am/fm ster., tilt, cruise, VIN Call 1-800-750-1085 $3,000. Must sell. Call am/fm ster, tilt, cruise, 63,675 fuel dr. dig clock, mag alum whls, Ithr int. 908-274-2688 miles. Stk #9028570. VIN PF598803. Stk #9303063. 24,991 58,265 miles. RN 141808. Stk #9403531. ANYT/fcfE, ANYW HERE bsm. VIN HA661007. 79.605 mi. miles. 15,701 miles. #LX261089. THE ROOF DOCTOR $12,995 Seals your leaks when you *9895 *3,995 $7695 $9995 need protection the most. Roof repair specialist. GUTTER CLEANING AUTOMOTIVE b i l l Free estimates. Fully insured. Evans Maint. 1 -800-303-3873 C&R ROOFING & SIDING 110 Autos for Sale Cap your windows, soffits & trim now. 908-251-9553 AUDI 5000CS '86-Charcoal Plymouth gray, fully loaded, leather Chrysler Plym outh > I CARLIN ROOFING suede int., 50,000 miles, nice / bmitets \ | CONSTRUCTION - Roots, car. $4,600. Call Rent-a-Car vinyl siding, all repairs. 908-671-3202 Free estimates, insured. LEASING 42 North Main St. (Rt.79) Marlboro Call 908-458-5619 "WnLBOROMi Pi Qfinn 1' AUDI 5000S 1 C Prices include all costs to consumer route emSS ■ J & R ROOFING & SIDING 1 l li a s il H ’87. Loaded. Exc. cond. | except for license, registration & taxes. UNBEATABLE RATES 85.000 hwy. mi. Asking Exp. & Ins. 908-846-7525 $4,695. Call 908-229-6416 7 2 DECEMBER 7, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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MAZDA MX6 '88-Must sell SUBARU DL '85-Ready for BUICK SKYLA RK ’87 C H EVRO LET CITATION ’80 CHRYSLER LE BARON ’83- HONDA ACCORD ’84 - 2 dr., JAGU AR XVS 'as- Exc. cond. FORD ESCO RT GT '91-Red. NOW! Auto, p/s, p/b, 64,000 winter! 4 whl. drive., 4 dr., au­ 62,000 miles, 4 cylinder, air, Hatchback. UNDER 60,000 Convertible, p/s, p/b, p/w, a/c, auto, PS, AC, AM/FM stereo Garage kept. $8,900. Please 5 spd., p/s, p/b. a/c, stereo/ miles, new pull out stereo. tomatic fully loaded, a/c, sun am/fm cassette + more. Very miles. 1 owner. $1,250. R E ­ am/tm stereo cass. 100,000 cass. 1 owner, garage kept. call after 5pm. 908-769-7283 tape. Excellent condition. Asking $6,050. or best offer. roof. $1,650. 908-846-8550 good condition. $2,600. or DUCED, now $1,100. or best miles. Best offer. Call $4,200. Call 908-324-0259 $1,650. Call 908*572-3142 Call 908-566-4198 best offer. Call 908-906-7635 offer. Call 908-367-0491 908-988-7006 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 90 Immaculate condition. 80,000 MAZDA RX7 GL ’88-Black, 5 SUBARU LOYALE WAGON BUICK SUPER '55-ANTIQUE FORD MUSTANG LX ’87-a/c. HONDA ACCORD DX 86­ CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO miles. Must sell. Call spd., p/b. p/w, p/s, a/c, sun­ 91-4 wd, auto, a/c, p/s/b, am/ AUTO. 2 dr., $1,500. or pos­ DODGE 600 ’85- Good condi­ p/s, cc, auto, dependable. 4 dr., burgundy, auto, new ‘84- Auto, p/s, p/b, small V8 w/ 908-657-7007 roof, am/tm cass., & alarm. fm cass., roof rack. 57,000 sible trade. Day 908-727-2123 tion. Runs excellent. Needs 81,000 miles. $2,000. or best Sony stereo, sec. system, 4 34,000 miles on motor, a/m, f/m Exc. cond., gar. kept. 55,000 miles. $7,000. 908-238-4384 or Evening 908-780-3193 minor repairs. $600. or best offer. Call 908-542-3724 new tires & brakes, p/s. p/b, cass. Silver ext. w/black landau LINCOLN CONTINENTAL ’87 offer. Call 908-566-4117 a/c, 92,000 miles. Exc. cond., miles. $5,800. Call SUZUKI SIDEKICK JX ’91 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE roof. Upgraded w/many new Fully loaded. Super clean. 908-251-4338 FORD TEMPO ’87-2 dr., auto, $3,950. Call 908-946-7105 Auto, 4WD, am/fm cass., air, 86-Very clean. White/blue parts. Ralleye wheels & tires, all Brand new Michelin tires. FALCON ’66-ANTlQUe air. Runs great! Clean. 61,000 M ERCED ES 190e '87- 5 spd. p/s, p/b. 27,000 miles. $9,500. leather. 73,000 miles. Asking in exc. cond. $2,250. or best AUTO. 4 dr., standard, 6 cyl., HONDA ACCORD LX ’91- Dusty rose w/matching leather offer. 908-577-0568 original miles. Asking $2,450. manual, sunroof. Excellent or best offer. Call $4,000. Call 908-577-0609 68,000 miles, looks good & Must sell! Auto, brand new interior. Original 54,000 miles. 908-247-2004 Call 908-274-3431 1 owner. $6,500. Call Mon-Sat x>nd. High mi. $7,500. CADILLAC FLEETWOOD CH EVY CAMARO 83­ runs well. 2nd owner. $1,995. tires, all power, perfect cond., Sail 908-446-1428 Call 908-946-0079 47,000 miles. $10,900. Ask 908-776-5514 BROUGHAM ’82-All power, 228 Motor. New exhaust. FORD THUNDERBIRD ’83­ TOYOTA CAMRY LE clean in & out. $1,500. Call Needs paint, 8 cyl., 60,000 on for Steve 908-446-5204 M ERCURY COUGAR ’86-V6, 86-105,000 miles. 4 dr., Auto, 2 dr., brown. V6, air. $550. or LINCOLN CONTINENTAL evenings & weekends motor. Nice interior, a/c, cc, white, auto, p/s, p/b. p/w, p/dl. p/s, p/b, air. Asking $2,750. best offer. Please call S IG N A T U R E *90-White/tan 908-972-3506 tilt. $1,500. or best offer. Call FERRARI HONDA CIVIC LX ’89- cruise, am/fm cass. 1 owner. Call 908-274-0281 908-291-4449 leather, moon roof, phone, 908-329-8326 ’93-Mirage 308 Repltca Excellent condition. 64,000 30,000 hwy. miles. Asking digital dash, all power. 64,000 CH EVRO LET CAMARO ’85 on Fiero chasis. New engine, miles. 4 brand new tires. S;2,500. Call 908-431-8916 TOYOTA COROLLA ’84- 2 dr., supersport, white, auto, GEO TR A C KER 4 x 4 ’94- miles. $9,950: Call CHEVY CAVALIER R S ’86- trans. & many new parts. 95% $5,995. Call 908-536-1803 M ERCURY COUGAR ’93-Like H/B, 5 spd., diesel, p/s, p/b, a/ a/c, p/s, p/b, am/fm, cruise, HATCHBACK-4 speed stand­ Grey, hardtop, auto, air, cass., 908-842-2714 c, am/tm. $750. Call after 6pm complete. $20,000. By ap­ alarm, c/control. 10,000 miles. new. 12,500 miles, p/sunroof, V8. 39,000 orig. miles, mint ard. p/s, p/b, a/c. 88,000 pointment call after 6pm HONDA PRELUDE SI 2.0 ’87- 908-251-6372 cond. $4,750. $13,500. Call 908-656-0929 LINCOLN TOWNCAR ’88 loaded. Teal/camel interior. Great mileage, good 908-530-0397 Excellent condition, black on *13,500. Call 908-493-3395 Call 908-462-6316 condition. Asking $1,200. Call black, loaded, sun roof. Signature, black, w/black inte­ TOYOTA SUPRA 84 - 5 spd., after 6pm 908-431-0350 FORD ESCORT ’86­ GRAND PRIX COUPE $5,600. Call 908-290-7372 rior, electroinic dash, am/fm MERCURY COUGAR LS ’gi­ air, p/w, cruise, sunroof. 2 dr., auto, am/fm stereo, r/ '92. 48,000 mi, white. Mint, cass. & CD. LOADED. Mint ve , Mint condition, new tires, 90,000 miles. Good cond. CHEVY MALIBU ’81 defog, new front brakes & tim­ cond. Loaded. $11,500. HON DAS ALWAYS WANTED cond. 52,000 miles. $8,900. alarm, all options. 50,000 $3,500. Call 908-828-7380 Classified Works! ing belt. Runs great! $1,595. Days, 908-238-5699 $ Over book value paid $ Call 10-5pm 908-264-4317 miles. Asking $9,950. Call Runs ok. Asking $500. Call TOYOTA SUPRA ’89-Turbo. Call 908-566-2210 Eves. 908-780-3430 Immed. cash. 908-291-9048 Evenings 908-615-2168 908-828-7416 908-780-0621 Targa top. Power everything. MERCURY SABLE 87 Exc. cond. 58,000 miles. LOADED. 75,000. mites. Call $11,000. or best otter. Call 908-364-2157 Pontiac Specialists Since 1930 908-297-1235 ONLY MERCURY SABLE LS TOYOTAS ALWAYS WANTED WAGON ’93 - 6 cyl., auto, $ Over book value paid $ dual air bags, all power, anti Immed. Cash. 908-291-9048 *a lN w H a v y E« i looks, 3rd seat, roof rack, cass., tilt wheel, cruise, sport TRO UBLE Selling Your Car? wheels. New condition. 11,000 Free Advice/Consignment Middletown miles. $15,500. Call Cash Today/Sympathy \ Broad RASSAS PONTIAC 9C8-925-2600, 908-367-1398 Auction/Wholesale W E DO IT ALL! \ 5*r««* NISSAN 200 SX ’87- ARTY’S AUTO SALES Has Been Selling & Servicing Pontiacs for Rcd, 5 spd., hatchback w/ EAST BRUNSWICK spoiler, new exhaust. Loaded. 908-257-6700 Over 64 Years. We are Monmouth County's $4 000. Call 908-739-9623 NISSAN 200SX ’87 - White, 5 V O LK S FO X ’88 WAGON Oldest and Most Experienced spd., hatchback, spoiler. New Body engine great shape. brakes, exhaust. Mint in/out. 2 dr., 4 spd. 122.000 mi. Pontiac Dealership. $3,000. Call 908-671-2669 $1,300. 908-566-7891 NISSAN MAXIMA WAGON VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT ’85 V6, velour int., loaded, all CO N VERTIBLE ’84-Auto, a/c, electric, am/fm cass., w/eq red/black int. 102,000. miles. Mir t in & out. Must see & Extras. Good condition. drive. A-1 car. $4,700. neg. $3,200. negotiable. Call & 1995 PONTIAC Call 908-495-5558 leave message 908-937-5750 CUSTOM NISSAN MAXIMA WAGON GRAND AM SE SEDAN ’85-Auto, sunroof, p/w, p/l, p/ VOLVO DL ’82-Beige. Mint a/c, cruise, new tires, cond., mech. perfect. Low lease alar Ti, good condition. $2,995. miles. Must sell! $2,100. Call 4 Dr, 4 Cyl, 2.3 Liter, Auto, P/S, P/B, Call 908-422-0928 609-259-1282 A/C, AM/FM St/Cass, R/Def, Styl Wh, d n i N S T 0 NISSAN SENTRA ’89 Dohc Quad 4 Engine, Sound Proof & Wax, Green 5 speed, air, am/fm stereo. 80,COO miles. Exc. cond. Ask­ Use your With Beige Interior, Stk #60477, VIN #SC743207. ing !i>3,950. Call 908-247-4497 9 5 PONTIAC! * § K S NISSAN STANZA X E ’90- VISA or spd. 4 dr. a/c, am/fm cd. 51,030 miles. $6,200. Master Card NOW ONLY Call 908-566-1345 515,489 WBsr OLDSMOBILE CUSTOM to pay C R U ISER WAGON ’84- TRADE; Strong work car. 80,000 for your ad! LEASE pet mo. miles. Full power, $1,750. Call 908-671-3202 1-800-660-4-ADS. FOR *199 36 mos. OLDSMOBILE C U TLASS ’88 Quae 4, 2 door, air, p/s, p/b am/fn, tilt wheel, white, well mainlained. $2,650. or best offer. East Brunswick. Leave 112 Autos/Trucks message 908-390-0575 1995 PO N TIAC Wanted PLYMOUTH HORIZON ’86 Very clean, new brakes, muf­ mmcz. BONNEVILLE SE SEDAN fler, tires. Good running cond. AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 Days 120,000 miles. $700. Call Free Removal of Junk Cars. „ 4 Dr, 6 Cyl, 3.8 Liter, Auto, O/D, P/S, P/B, 908-536-0688 $$ for new/old. 908-390-5531 A/C, AM/FM St/Cass, P/W, P/D/L, Cruise, Tilt, PONTIAC 6000 LE WAGON '87-p/s;, p/b, a/c, new brakes ALL SCRAP CARS 3800 Series II V6 Engine, Rally Gauges, & tires. $2,800. or best offer AND TRUCKS. LARGE OR Call 9D8-329-1245 SMALL. ANY CONDITION. minjjted Entry, Green with Graphite Interior, H & H AUTO W R EC KER S PONT AC FIREBIRD ’85- 908-591-0366 >95 PONTIAC! " Stk #60473, VIN #S4233136. New t res, runs well. $2,500. or test offer. Call CASH AT YOUR DOOR 908-521-9116 NOW ONLY For FOREIGN cars 84 - '92 PONTIAC GRAND AM LE Call 908-727-3887 FREE 24 HOUR 22,124 '89-2 cr., carriage top. 88,000 miler». $3,900. Call ROADSIDE 908-446-4055 $ CASH PAID $ per mo. PONTIAC GRAND PRIX STE All makes & models. Cash on ASSISTANCE 36 mos. ’90-59,000 miles, white. New- the SPOT. Call 908-477-6846 paint, t ans., starter, tires, etc. $9,500. or best offer. Call 908-787-3898 CASH PAID For junk cars, trucks, for PONTIa C GTO Convertible recycling. Call anytime Tommy ’67-Antique auto. 400 w/tri Dell's 908-787-5453 pwr., 4 spd. Mint in/out. Show car. Must sell! $13,000. Call DONATE Vehicles, Boats & 908-607-2666 Furniture to Jewish Heritage PONTI/iC TRANS AM ’75 for the Blind. Tax Deduct. Rebuilt 400, 4 spd., posi rear, FREE TOW! NEED NOT RUN p/s, p/t. Needs minor work. $1 ,0(0. Call Bill 8OO-2-DONATE 908-545-2746 $ HIGHEST PRICES $ PORSCHE 944 ’84 Ben Rassas Aaron Rassas ALL CARS. 908-251-7552 Only 27.400 miles. Black w/ tan leather. Great shape! JUNK & RUNNING CARS $6,50C. Call 908-780-9760 24 HOUR SER V IC E 395 Broad St. • Red Bank 741-5180 TOP CASH PRICES PAID SOFA & LOVE SEAT CALL 908-536-8031 Open Mon. Thun, till 9 PM, Fri.« Sat. till 6 PM 4 years old. Like new. $175 Takes both. C * WANTED-RUNNING and yroents $7,164 Grand 5)08-651-1327 REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks $100. and UP. Junk Cars H | license, tie fees and STUDEEAKER Commander Removed. 908-238-9481 insurance extra Option to purchase for $7,597 Grand Am. S10.914.5d Bonneville at lease end. Mite* charge of 10c pe for first iO.OOO miles .er mileage unit of 38,000 miles or 12f for mileage up lo Sedan '6 5-Antique auto. Com c pletely F ebuilt. Lost garage W E BUY JUNK CARS 20.000 over limit, or 15# for over 20.000. Applicable charge applied to all excess mileage. Subject io credit approval by First Fidelity. Must take retail by 12/31/94. See Rassas Pontiac for qualification details. space. $2,000. firm. Call Marlboro Auto Wreckers S08-291-2835 908-591-1400 THE INDEPENDENT, DECEMBER 7, 1994 7 3 113 Auto Parts 117 Trucks/Vans Services LEGEND DETAILING FORD F150 PICKUP ’89 5 speed, air, 38,000 miles, & AUTO REPAIR blue. Excellent condition. Tune-ups • Brakes • Tires $7,500. Call between 5-9pm Where can you Oil Changes • Batteries..... etc. 908-828-2731 FORD F350 TOW TRU C K 84- 908-591-5664 New motor & transmission. V-8 & extras. $4,000. Call 908'566-8775 114 Auto Financing find a new Saturn FORD VAN E150 ’84-6 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b. Runs well & AD VERTISE your auto financ­ looks good. Great work truck. ing services here. Call for $1,550. Call 908-308-9699 more information INTERNATIONAL DUMP 1-800-660-4ADS ’77-5-6 yards. Trailer & brake hook-up. $5,000. or trade. for $10,355? 116 Motorcycles Call 908-431-3094 Mopeds PLYMOUTH VO YAG ER 87- MINI VAN. Runs well, Good H ARLEY FX R S '92 - Low condition. $3,200. Call mileage, custom parts. Must 908-583-4090 sell. $13,500. Serious rnq. only. Call 908-274-2688 TOYOTA PR EVIA ’92 38,000 miles, air, am/fm cass. Excellent condition. $14,900. Call 908-946-2094 117 Trucks/Vans 118 Motor Homes CHEVROLET ASTRO 92 17,000 miles. Conversion. Rec. Vehicles Fully loaded. Excellent cond. $17,500. Call 908-238-4462 or 22' C LA SS A MOTOR HOME- 908-251-1998 or lunch truck. First $4,000. Financing available. Call CHEVY ASTRO VAN EXT 908-583-3441 '92-7 passenger. Loaded. 51,000 miles. Exc. cond. 27’ WINNEBAGO CHIEFTAIN By now you've probably seen our SLs all over the neighborhood picking the kids up after $11,300. Call 908-671-0004 Class A 82-6.2 litre, Chevy diesel. 59,000 miles. Onan school, going to the grocery store, or just resting in the driveway. But those Saturn SLs H Q CHEVY CUSTOM VAN 81 generator, 4.0 kw. All appl. & Automatic, a/c, cruise, cap­ awnings. READY TO GO! probably aren't for sale. No, you have to come see us to pick up a new Saturn. r ^ l tain's chairs. 104,000 miles. $11,000. Call 908-229-0158 $1,300. Call 908-739-2318 But that's not so bad. You might even think we're fun. s a t u w PACE ARROW ’86- 34’ com­ CHEVY S10 BLAZER 85- plete equipment. Exc. cond. Excellent condition. Clean, p/ 39,000 miles, 454 engine, A D ifferent Kind o f Com pany. A D ifferent Kind o f C a r . s, p/b, p/w, a/c. 100,000 well new tires, dual air, generator. maintained miles. Asking 908-671-9592 $4,500. Call 908-431-7666 TRAVEL TRAILER ’88 - 32’. S a t u r n o f F r e e h o l d 4 0 3 9 Rt. 9 North Freehold, n j 9 0 8 -3 0 3 - 8 7 0 0 CHEVY S10 EXTENDED CAP Ideal vacation home or travel. PU ’83-Lowered wA/-8 motor, Loaded! $9,600. Can deliver. SALES M-F.....9-9 SAT.....9-6 SERVICE & PARTS M-W-F.....8-5 TUE & THR ...... 8 -7 :3 0 flow master, dual exhaust, Call 908-828-5863 many extras. $4,600. or best offer. Call 908-291-0685 S a t u r n o f Eatontow n 67 m. 36 Eatontown, n j 908-389-8822 DODGE CARAVAN SE ’87- 7 119 Car/Van Pools passenger, V6, auto. A/C, SALES M-F.....9-9 SAT.....9-6 SERVICE & PARTS M-F.....8-5 SAT.....8-12 70,000 miles. Fine cond. Ask­ ing $6,500. Call 908-706-0224 VAN POOL *M.S.R.P. of the 1995 Saturn SL including retailer i ji J IN CUSTOMER DODGE GRAND CARAVAN preparation and transportation. SuperCare # 1 SATISFACTION LE '88-Fully loaded. Excellent LUXURY-from Marlboro to Tax, license, and options additional. © 1994 Saturn Corporation. AIJTO GROUP condition. $5,400. or best Port Authority New York. Call ■ FOR 5 YEARS!* offer. Call 908-495-3493 Marty 908-431-9591 7 4 DECEMBER 7, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT BRAHD NEW

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nndne 3 9 Magnum 6 cyl, auto, trans, nwr strnq/bTks AIR, AM/FM s ereo- rass. t/glass, Ws, ^ o % behind halogen lamps. 40/20/40 e^henm pers NEW 1995 GRAND CARAVAN INTREPID ES NEW STEALTH Dodge, FWD, 7 pass, extended wb, 3 0L MPI V- , 4 spd. auto 1994, Dodge, 4 dr. Sedan. FWD 3.5L, V-6, 4 spd. auto, trans.. pwr. 1994, Dodge, 2 dr. Coupe, FWD, 3 0L SOHC 12 valve V-6. 5 spd. man. 6 trans, pwr. AIR, airbag, trans, pwr. strng/brks, dual airbags AIR, AM/FM stereo, t/glass, stmg/anti-focfc brks., AIR, pwr. locks/dual 8 way seats/mirrs/wind. alarm, strng/brks, AM/FM stereo-cass, t/glass, r/del, tilt, PERSMONTH overhead console, ilium, entry, leather int, Infinity sound w/CD player, cruise, pwr. wind/locks/mirrs/trunk. b/s mldgs. dig. clock, mats. hal. b/s mldgs, dig. clock, halogen lanvs, reel bekt seats, pwr lift- lamps, alum whls. reel, bekt seats, rear wip/wash, rear deck mounted g lights, 26T, #SX513459, traction control, auto temp, control, customer pret. group 26M, Stk. VIN #SS114879,MSRP$18,4U/_ ate, map & cargo family value pkg VIN spoiler, customer pref. group 21C, keyless entry, split fold-down rear seat, MSRP $20,250. Incl. $400 college grad rebate & $500 mfr. #41070, 13,062 miles. VIN #RF231041. MSRP $25,925. Incl. $400 col­ Option to purchase at lease end o 36MONTHS lege grad rebate. . _ ...... alum, whls, VIN #R7009031, MSRP $23,869. Incl. $400 college grad $10,492. Total pymts *17,295 *19.995 “ *2 0 , 9 9 5

'83 CUTLASS CRUISER oics , Wagon, 8 cyl, auto. -8 9 T A U R U S G L Ford, Wagon, 6 cyl, auto, trans, pwr. 88 CO UG AR L S Mercury, Coupe, 6 cyl., auto, trans., -90 C15Q0 W/T PICK UP 6 5 trans, pwr. strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM stereo, pwr. wind/seats/locks, strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM stereo/cass, pwr. wind/seats/locks/mirr/ant, pwr. strng/brks., AIR. pwr. wind ./seats/locks/m i rrs. tilt, cruise, spd, man. trans., pwr. strng/brks.. no air, AM/FM cass., t/gls., tilt, cruise, r/def, t/gls, wire whl cvrs. roof _ _ _ _ _ tilt, cruise, r/def, t/gls. b/s mldgs, roof rack, cloth ig' bed liner, cloth int., Stk. #49519A, J A r FAMOUS rack, cloth int. Stk. #520198, VIN #0X364472. $ 1 Q Q C Stk. #2036A. VIN #KA114224.77.861 miles. r/def,, i/gls., bs mldgs., ww covers, cloth int., t m n n c 94.560 mies I *4,995 Stk. #51038A, VIN #JH691522. 89,082 miles. 4 , 3 5 1 5 VIN #LE253386.50,213 miles. 5 ,4 9 5

88 W R A N G LE R Jeep, Sport/Utility, 6 cyl. auto, trans, '91 A C C L A IM Plymouth, 4 dr. Sedan, 6 cyl, auto, trans, '88 B-250 CONVERSION VAK Dodge, 6 cyl, auto. ‘88 GRAN D CA RA VA N L E Dodge wagon r pwr. strng/brks, AM/FM stereo-cass. no air, tilt, r/def, t/glass. hard­ pwr, strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM cass, pwr. wind/locks/mirr. tilt, cruise, trans, pwr strng/brks, AIR, pull-out Kenwood AM/FM stereo-cass, t/glass, cyl, auto, trans, pwr. strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM stereo-cass, pwr. roof rack, cloth int, sofabed, TV, table, ice chest, overhead 6 top, vinyl int, VIN #JB509566.86.263 miles r/def, t/glass, b/s mldgs, cloth bench seat, Q Q K console, cont. kit, Vista bay wind, 2 capt. chairs. Stk. $ C Q Q C mirr, tilt, cruise, r/def, t/glass, roof rack, cloth Q Q C $5,995 Stk, #53012A, VIN IMT042074,62,232 miles. □ 5 #2037A, VIN JJK134821,85.876 miles.______II 5 int, Stk. #52039A, VIN #JX371640,58,383 miles. ■ J 5I5IU 9 2 S - 1 0 P IC K U P Chevy, Longbed, 6 cyl, auto. '9 4 SU N D AN CE Plymouth, 3 dr. Hatchback, 4 cyl, auto, '9 3 LU M IN A Chevy, 4 dr. Sedan, 6 cyl, auto, trans, pwr. 9 2 D A KO TA L E Dodge, Pick Up, 4X2,6 cyl, auto, trans, FINEST trans, 2 tone paint, pwr. strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM stereo-cass, trans, pwr. strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM stereo-cass, tilt, r/def. t/gls, b/s strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM stereo-cass. pwr. wind/locks, tilt, pwr. strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM stereo-cass, pwr. mirr, t/gls, b/s t/glass, b/s mldgs. cloth int, bed mat, A A . mldgs. cloth int, alarm, Stk. #53006A, VIN . _ _ _ _ cruise, r/def, t/glass, b/s mldgs, cloth int. mldgs, cap, cloth int, fiberglass cap, Stk. #2067, VIN #N2100531,28,742 miles. 0 , 9 9 5 #RN129836.9,602 miles. ^ 995 Stk #2069, VIN #P9251217,37,924 miles. | U ,6 9 5 VIN #NS609764, 25.080 miles. *11,195

9 3 C O R O LLA D X W AGON Toyota, 4 cyl.. auto. '92 GRAND CARAVAN WAGON Dodge ? pas '9 4 R A M 2 5 0 M A X I-V A N Dodge. Cargo Van, 8 94 CAPRICE CLASSIC Chevy, 4 dr. Sedan, 8 cyl, auto. S I N C E trans., pwr. sirng./brks.. AIR, AM/FM stereo, r/def.. t/gls., Stk. senger, 3.0L V6 eng., auto. Irans., pwr. strng /brks., AIR, AM/FM cyl., auto, trans., pwr. strng/brks., AIR, AM/FM St., ext. whl. trans, pwr strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM stereo-cass, pwr. wind/locks/mirrs, tilt, cruise, r/def, t/glass. b/s mldgs, cloth int. . . - #2052A, V.N #P0036259.28,022 miles $

Price(s) and payment(s) include freight, transportation, shipping, dealer prep. & any additional costs to be borne by a consumer except for lie. costs, reg. tees & taxes & bank fee. Credit to all qualified buyers who are approved by our primary finance source. All leases are with $2000 cap cost reduction plus $400 college grad rebate for 24 months. 12,000 miles per year/10e thereafter. Intrepid $2050 cap cost reduction & $400 college grad rebate & $400 factory rebate. Conversion Van $2000 cap cost reduction $400 college grad rebate & $500 factory rebate. EASY .. „cACH: 0.0. PARKWAY NORTH EXIT to Rt 9 North, For 36 mos closed end lease, 1st payment and security deposit second FORDS exit - Rt 184 West. At 1st light make a right RT 9 required at inception. NORTH to RT. 184 WEST - FORDS „ same as above. 450 King George Rd. Woodbridge, NJ 908-826-1220 MINUTES - FREEHOLD 25 min - MANALAPAN 20 min. AWAY: - HAZLET 10 min. - RED BANK 20 min. -ASBURY BARK 25 7 6 DECEMBER 7, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

1994BUCKHH.il (ISHIM 1994 POMIAC GRIM) PRIX SE 1994 LINCOLN MARK VIII 4 dr.. 6 cyl.. auto W/od, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, a/c, 2 dr.. 6 c y l. auto, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, a/c, am/fm 2 dr.. 8 cyl.. o.d., p/s, p/disc, anti-lock, a/c, am/fm am/tm st/cass, tab/int, semcon rf (blue), rec/sts, st/cass lab/int, bkts, rec/sts, console, gauges, st/cass, 10 cd changer, moon/rf. p/sts, leather int., gauges, r/det, p/w/d/l/mir, bd/side md, tint, cruise, r/del, p/w. p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, cruise, bkts. rec/sts, console, r/det. p/w/d/l/mir, bd/side $ p/tr, int. wipers, mats, p/ant. alum wh, air bag p/tr, int. wipers, tilt, alum wh, air bag driver's & md, tint, cruise, p/tr, sec. sys, int. wipers, mats, driver's side, ext. color: white, int. color: blue, Stk. $ pass. ext. color: white, int. color: gray, Stk. #2150, p/ant. tilt, alum wh, Stk. #935. Vin #RY711538. 15,995 #2177, Vin #RI403449,16,290 miles. 13,995 Vin #RF269788,14,172 miles, Program Car. 26,495 21,439 miles. Program Car.

1994 MERCLRV SAHLE 1994 PONTIAC GRAND AM SE 1994 GEO TRACKER -—^ M r 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto o.d., p/s, p/b, anti-lock, a/c, am/fm 2 dr.. 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, anti-lock. a/c. am/fm 2 dr., 4 cyl.. auto, p/s, p/b. a/c. am/fm st/cass, st/cass, fab/int, p/sts, bkts, rec/sts. console, gauges, st/cass, fab/int. bkts. rec/sts. console, gauges, r/def, fab/int, p/seats, bkts, console, gauges, bd/side md, r/def, p/w. p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, cruise, pin strip, int. wipers, mats, tilt, alum wh. air bag driver's & p/d/l/. bd/side md, tint, cruise, tilt, air bag driver’s tint, pin strip, int. wipers, tilt, alum, wh, ext. color: pass., ext. color: silver, int. color: tan. Stk. #889, Vin side, ext. color, red. int. color: gray. Stk. #2149. Vin green, int. color: black, Stk. #920. Vin #R6901309, *1 4 .3 a8 #RA617097 23.361 miles 12.890 #RM562627,12,442 miles, Program Car *11,995 30,263 miles.

‘92 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM ‘91 LINCOLN TOWN CAR EXEC. ‘90 BU ICK PARK AVE 89 FO RDTEM PO GL ‘91 CHEVROLET CAVALIER ‘93 TOYOTA CO RO LLA 4 tk 6 cyl., auto, o/d. p/s/b. anti-lock. a/c. am/tm st/cass. 4 dr. 8 cyt., auto. 0 /0 p/s, p/b, a/c, am/tm st/cass, leath/int, 4 dr. 6 cyt., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/tm st/cass. fab/int, 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s/b. a/c. am/tm sl/cass, lab/int, 2 dr, 4 cyt., auto, p/s/b. a/c. am/lm stcass, fab/int, 4 cyl., auto, p/s/b, a/c. am/fm st/cass. fab/int, bkts, fab/int. p/seats, bkts, rec/sts. gauges, r/del, p/w/d/l/mi, p/seats, rec/sts, gauges r/del, p/w/d/l/mir, bd/side md. tint, p/seats, rec/sts, r/def. p/w/d/ /mir, bd/side m d, tint, 1 bkts rec/sts. console, gauges, r/def, p/w/d/l/mi/tr„ rec/sts. console, gauges, r/def, bd/side md. tint, mats, bd/side m d, tint, cruise, p/tr. pin strip, int. wipers, mats, bkts, rec/sts, console, gauges, r/def„ bd. side md, tint, cruise, prti, im wipws, mats, p/ant, Wt. aium wh. skiver's pm strip, mt, wipers, mats, p/ant. Wt, wire wh cover, bd/side md, tint, pin strip, int. wipers, tilt, white ext., mats, red ext., black int, 38,472 mites Stk #2161. air bag driver's side, white ext, burg. int. 15,716 p/ant, tilt, alum wh, It blue ext., blue in t 41.782 miles air bag, red ext., gray int. 46,214 miles, Stk # 926, Vin burg ext.,burg int. 51,195 miles, Stk # R2133. Vm blue int. 69,554 m iles. Stk # 2147, Vin KB206823 §tk # 2181. Vin NH567395 ^ Vin M 7263425 . miles. Stk # 925, Vin PC012445 1 J j $ 1 3 , 9 9 5 $ 1 0 , 9 9 5 $ 4 , 4 9 5 $ 6 , 9 9 5 $ 1 1 , 4 9 5 ‘92 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM ‘92 LINCOLN TOWN CAR CARTIER •92 CHEVROLET LUMINA Z-34 88 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS LS ‘93 M ERCURY TR A C ER ‘93 M ERCURY S A B L E G S 4 dr, 8 cyi,, auto, o/d, p/s. p/b. anti-lock, a/c. am/fm 2 dr. 6 cyl., autn. o/d. p/s. p/b.anti-k>ck. a/c. am/fm 4 dr 8 cyl auto, o/d, p/s, p/b,Aanti-lock, a/c, am/fm 4 dr, 4 cyl.. auto, o/d. p/s, p/b, anti-loci' a/c. am/fm 4 dr, 6 cyl .3 8 V67, auto, o/d, p/s, p/b,, am/fm 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b. a/c, am/tm st/cass. tab/int st/cass, leath/int, p/seats, rec/sts,r/det, p/w/d/l„ p/mir, st/cass, fab/int. rec/sts, console, gauges, r/del, p/w/d/, st/cass fab/int, landeau. rec/sts, console, gauges, p/sts. rec/sts. r/def. p/w/d/1/, p/mir, tint, cruise, pin strip, bd/side md. tint, cruise, p/tr. dig dash, sec sys. pm strip, st/cass, fab/int, bkts, rec/sts, console, g mges. r/def, st/cass, fab/int, p/sts, rec/sts, gauges, r/def, p/w/d/l, bd/side md, tint, cruise, sec. sys, intr wipers, mats. Wt, r/def. p/mir, cruise, in t wipers, r/def, hd/side md p/tr, int till, alum wh, champg ext. tan mt. 34.462 mites. Stk tntr. wipers, mats, p/ant, till, alum wh, drivers & pass, ari p/mir, bd/side md. tint, int. wipers, mats green ex t. p/mir. bd/side md, tint, cruise, pin strip, titt alum wh. alum wh, red ext., grey int sharp. 64.546 miles Stk # lilt w/w tires, dk blue ext., blue int. 77,896 miles, Stk #6504, VinHY427670 . _ bags, keyless entry, It blue ext., btue int, 35..706 miles gray int, 21,976 miles, Stk # 757, Viin PR 558516 blue ext., blue int, 23,839 miles, Stk #386, Vin Stk#929VmNY652684 4^ j j j - 6602, VmNSI 73041 Jj} J © 9 9 5 * 915, Vin JX659351 ^ ^ 9 9 5 $ 1 2 , 9 9 5 $ 8 , 8 9 3 $ 1 2 , 9 8 8

‘91 BUICK ROADMASTER ESTATE ‘92 LINCOLN TOWN CAR EXEC. ‘92 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS LS ‘91 OLDS CUTLASS CALAIS S ‘92 G EO STORM GSI 2+2 ‘92 BU ICK ROADMASTER 4 dr, cyl.. auto, o/d, p/s/b, anti-lock, a/c. am/fm st/cass. Wagon 4dr. 8 cyt., auto, o/d, p/s/b. anti-lock, a/c. am/tm 8 8 cyl.. auto, o/d, p/s/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass. fab/int. 4 dr, 4 cyl. auto, p/s/b. a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, 2 dr, 16V, 4 cyl., auto, p/s/b, a/c, arr 'fm st/ca ss Wag, 4dr 8 c y l. aulo, o/d. p/s/b, anti-lock, a/c, am/lm st/tass drivers air bag. fab/int, p/sts. rec/sts. gauges r/det leath/int. p/seals, gauges, rec/sts, r/del. air bap driver & p/seats, gauges, rec/sts, r/def p/w/d/l/mir, bd/side st/cass, leath/int, sun/rf. p/seats, rec/sts, gauges, r/def, pass., keyless entry, p/w/d/l/mtr, bd/side md tmt, cruise, bkts. rec/sts. console, gauges, r/def, p/w/d/l. bd/side fab/int bkts. rec/sts, console, gauges, r def, bd/side p/w/fM. p/mir. bd/side md. r/wipe/wash lint, cruise, int. md, lint, cruise, p/tr, pin strip, int. wipers, mats, p/ant. md, tint. sec. sys, int. wipers, mats, siarpi yetlow p/w/d/l. p/mir, bd/side md. lint, r/wipers. p/ant, tilt, alum p/tr. pin strip, int wipers, mats, p/ant, Wt, alum wh. white md tint cruise, int wipers, mats, tilt, silver ext., blue wh, cruise, mt wipers, dk. blue ext., tan int. drivers air bag, wipers, mats, p/ant. Wt white ext tan int 36,959 Low miies tilt, alum wh. black ext., gray int. 59,525 miles Stk # ext., gray mt, 31,928 miles, Stk#2l78. Vir N7549111 ext., red int, 57,390 miles. Stk # 910. Vin NY700533 int, 60.359 miles, Stk # 872, Vin MM072141 third seal 69,629 miles, Stk # 2103, Vm NW404236 Stk 1 2190, Vin MW400092 W fc 867. Vm NX619715 $ J , g t } - $ 1 5 , 4 9 5 $ 6 , 9 9 5 $ 8 , 9 9 5 $ 1 3 , 9 9 5 ‘92 BUICK REGAL LIMITED ‘90 LINCOLN TOWN CAR SIGNATURE '93 CHEVROLET CAVALIER Z-24 ‘90 PONTIAC SUNBIRD LE ‘91 BUICK REGAL CUSTOM 4 dr. 8 cyl., auto o/d. p/s p/b. a/c, am/fm st, W/cd leath/int ‘90 FORD ES C O R T LX 4 dr. 6 cyl,, auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, a/c, am/fm dr, cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, anti-lock. a/c. arh/fm moon/rf p/seats, bkts, rec/sts,r/det. p/w/d/1. p/mir. Dd/stde 2 6 4 cyl.. auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int 4 dr. 6 cyl.. auto, o/d, p/b. a/c, am/fm st/c-iss, fab/int, 3 Dr/HB 4 cyl.. auto. p/s. p/b, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, st/cass lab/int, p/seats, rec/sts, gauges, p/w/d/1, r/del md. tint, cruise, p/tr, dig. dash, sec. sys, pin strip, int. st/cass, tab/int, grey, bkts., rec/sts. cosole, guages bkts rec/sts, console, gauges, r/def. bd/side md, rec/sts, gauges, r/def, p/w/d/l, bd/sidt md, tint, bkts, rec/sts, gauges, r/def, p/mir, bd/side md. tint, bd/side md, tint, cruise, p/tr, int wipers, mats. tHt. p/anl wipers mats, p/ant, tilt, alum wh, white e x t. black int. r/de», p/w /d/1, bd/side md, tint, cruise, int. wipers, tint, int wipers, mats, tilt, alum wh, red ext, tan int.. cruise, pin strip, int. wipers, mats, p/ant, tut, w/w. red p/tr, pin strip, int wipers, white ext-, gray int 31.289 alum wh, burg ext., gray ini.. 37.152 miles. Stk # 2140. Drivers & pass, air bags, keyless entry 45.492 Low miles. mats, tin, alum wh, red ext., 17,263 Low miles, Stk # 59.789 miles. Stk * 875, Wn L7601959 ext , red int.. 51.903 miles, Stk # 6599, Vin Low miles, Stk # 2191. Vin LT117716 Stk * 932. Vin LY645890 ^ | E J 2116. Vin P7297586 jj} | 2 9 9 5 M 1854981 $ 9 , 7 9 5 w“ 2 $ 1 1 , 6 9 5 $ 6 , 9 9 5 $ 4 , 9 9 5

‘92 CHEVY S10 TAHOE MASTER CAB '93 LINCOLN TOWN CAR SIGNATURE ‘91 BUICK PARK AVE ‘92 M ERCURY TOPAZ G S ‘93 MERCURY TOPAi: GS ‘93 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX LE PU, 2wd, 4.31. auto, p/s, p/b. a/c. am/fm st/cass, bkts. 4 dr, 8 cyt., auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, a'c. am/tm st/cass 4 dr, 6 cyt., auto. o/d. p/s, p/b, anti-lock, a/c, am/tm 4 dr 4 cyl, aulo, o/d, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, a/c, am/fm 4 dr. 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, 4 dr, cyl., auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, a/c, am/fm st/cass, rec/sts. gauges, bd/side md, tint, cruise, int wipers, ptn leath/int, p/seats, rec/sts, r/def. p/w/d/l/mir, bd/side md, tint, st/cass, ieath/int, p/seals, rec/sts. Qauges. r/def. 6 cruise, p/tr, dig. dash, sec. sys, pin stripe, int. wipers, mats, p/w/d/l/mir, bd/side md, tint, cruise, p/tr. sec sys, pin st/cass tab/int, bkts. rec/sts, console, gauges, r/def, fab/int, p/seats, bkts. rec/sts, console, gaiges, r/def, strip, mats, extra cab, styl wh, alum, tool box. bed liner, fab/int, bids, rec/sts. console, gauges, r/del. p/w/d/l, p/ant, tilt, alum wh, air bag driver's & p a ss, keyless entry, stnpe, int. wipers, mats, p/anl, tilt, alum wh. air bag p/w/d/l/mir, bd/side md, tint, int. wipers, mats, alum p/w/d/l/mir. bd/side md, tint, cruise, irt, wipers, bd/side md, tint, cruise, sec sys, int. wipers, mats, tilt, clean & sharp, green ext., gray int. 57.987 mites. Stk black ext., gray int, 43,694 miles. Stk # 2170, Vin PY633492 driver's,, dr blue ext., blue int, 47,544 miles. Stk 0 6588. wh. red ext., tan int. 59.789 miles, Stk # 804, Vm mats. lilt, alum wh, moche ext., tan int, 14.371 miles, alum wh, white ext., gray mt, 10,705 Super Low Miles, Stk #2197. VmN2128331 4 9 5 VinM160r533 $ ^ 4 9 5 Stk # 702. Vin PB631255 jjjg 9 9 5 #2196. Vin PF238866 gu - + — $ 1 8 , 4 9 5 $ 6 , 9 9 5 $ 1 1 , 9 9 ; > IF YOU DON'T SEE IT HERE...CULL 908-26

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1989 FORD 1993 DODGE BRONCO II 4X4 DAYTONA 6 cyt, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L 2 dr., 6 cyl.. auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, titt P/W, tilt/cruise, body side mldg., console r. whl., body side mkta., console, frt. flr. mats, def., four wheel drive, AM/FM stereo cass., remote mirrors, AM/FM stereo cass., red/buck­ rec/bucket seats, tach., trip od., mag whls., et seats, r. spoiler, tach., trip od., delx. whls., int. wipers, carpet, elk., fuel inj., T.G. Stk. carpet, elk., r. def., fuel inj., T.G., int. wipers. #45691. VIN #KUA60128.65,846 miles. Stk. #51991. VIN #PN529598.33,924 miles. *9 ,6 4 7 *7 ,9 8 6 1994 CHEVY 1992 GEO ASTRO VAN METRO 4 DR. NEW 1995 GEO PRIZM 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C. P/L. P/W. Auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C. bd/side/md, r. def.. bd/side/md Mt/cruise, T.G.., AM/FM stereo, remote LH mirror, AM/FM stereo cass., 4 dr. sedan, 1.6 liter 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, frt. & r. carpet mats, int. wipers, r. def., anti-lock recl/bucket seats, carpet, elk., fuel inj.. tach.. trip red/bucket seats, hub whls., carpet, dk., int. od., rally whls., int. wipers. Stk. #P4095. VIN wipers. Stk. #51691. VIN #N6750767. 41,327 brakes, full whl. cvrs., blackwall tires, AM/FM stereo cass. w/ 4 speakers & theft det., dig. elk., tach., cloth/vinyl #R8140325.21,701 miles miles. seats. Stk. #5150. VIN #SZ007189. MSRP “ $15,327. 24 Month Lease. $247.10 per mo. incl. *1 6 ,4 9 8 *5 ,6 6 1 tax. Total cash $2,544 includes down payment, 1st payment & ref. sec. deposit. 15,000 miles per year max. Lease For $247.10 Per Mo. Incl.Tax. 1991 CHEVY S-10 1992 CHEVY 2 DR. BLAZER LUMINA APV 6 cyi., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L. 6 cyl., aulo trans.. P/S, P/B. A/C. P/l, P/W. P/W, P/hatch rel., body side mldg., console, P/mirrors, body side mldg., tilt/cruise, fuel r. del., tour wheel drive, AM/FM stereo cass., ‘<*‘14,892 recl'bucket seats, r. spoiler, tiltleruise, r. wip­ inj., fri. & r. flr. mats, recl/bucket seats, r. er. carpet, elk., tuel inj., T.G., sunroof, trip wiper, carpet, dk., r. def., T.G., AM/FM od., alloy whls., int. wipers. Stk. #P4110. VIN stereo cass., trip od., delx. whls., int. wipers. #M820221B. 45.770 miles. Stk. #52451. VIN #NT141758.26,911 miles. *1 4,91 3 *1 1 ,7 9 6

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1994 CHEVY 1994 CHEVY CORSICA BERETTA 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, 2 dr., 6 cyf., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L. P/W. P/trnk. rel., body side A/C, P/W, bd/side/md, console, r. def., mldg., elk., tilt/cruise, frt. & r. mats, T.G., fuel inj., bucket/recl. seats, delx. AM/FM stereo cass., recl/bucket seats, whls., carpet, elk., tilt/cruise, T.G., carpet, r. def., console, fuel inj., delx AM/FM stereo cass., trip od. int. wip­ NEW 1995 CHEVROLET LUMINA LS SEDAN whls., int. wipers. Stk. #P4103. VIN ers. Stk. #P4096. VIN #RY168962. #RY125842.18,102 miles. Program Car. 14,731 miles. Program Car. 3.1 liter SFI V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/trunk, Twin remote mirrors, lugg. area cargo net, custom cloth bucket seats w/full floor console, reel, seat backs &W 4-way I ’ '-'J seat adjuster, r. ‘ def., stl. ~bltd. -----. ---- radials,------, $12,962 keyless remote entry, elec. speed control w/re­ 1994 CHEVY 1994 CHEVY sume. Stk. #5180, VIN #S1115037. M SRP CAVALIER RS CAVALIER RS $18,170. 24 Month Lease. $306.86 per mo. 4 dr., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C. P/W, 4 dr., 4 cyl., man. 5 spd. trans. w/od., P/S, P/L. P/hatch rel., P/trunk rel., bd/side/md, P/B, A/C, P/W. P/L, P/trunk rel., bd/side/md, console, r. def., flr. mats, T.G.. remote mir­ console, r. def., frt. & r. mats, T.G., remote incl. tax. Total cash $2,678.76 includes $1,900 mirrors, AM/FM stereo cass., recl/bucket rors, AM/FM stereo ca ss.,. recl/bucket seats, tilt/cruise, carpet, elk., fuel inj., delx. down payment, 1st payment & ref. sec. depos­ seats, tilt/cruise, carpet, elk., delx. whls., whls., int. wipers. Stk. #P4105. VIN int. wipers. Stk. #P4104. VIN #R7152771. #R7150763.19,163 mites. Program Car. it. 15,000 miles per year max, Lease For 22,726 miles. Program Car. ACCELERATED 6*17.172 $306.86$306.£ Per Mo. Incl.Tax. w $11,476 *11,476___ S * V J \ EARN IN GS 'i/ IQ / \^NEmORK'2(J/b Price(s) include(s) all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing, registration, and taxes 'jte G M C arfJ . f e ' * 2 # ROUTE 3 4 AT SOUTH ATLANTIC AVE. ABERDEEN (Matawan) Next to Strathmore Shopping Center 5 6 6 - 8 0 0 0 CHEVROLE i „.i,i m—wjn 0M6BILITY jg— iftmtitiKnii"" 7 8 DECEMBER 7, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT OUR STOCKINGS ARE STUFFED With Holiday Bargains ..Get into a NEW Mitsubishi with No Money Down! PROGRAM CARS Pete Sucato '9a Mitsubishi Expo 7 pass. 5 dr hatch wagon, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/tj, a/c, am/fm st/cass, t/gls, rw def, p/winds/locks, cruise, bucket seats, wort mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls. dual air bags. VIN*RZ005605.5TK#P315, 15,535 ml. * 15,995 ‘94 Mitsubishi Diamante ES Sfdan 4 dr, auto w/od, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, p/winds/locks, t/gls, rw def, t/whl, cruise, Bucket seats, rem- ots mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls, styled whls. VIN #RYD24885, STK # P320, 21,813 mi. WAS $18,995 MITSUBISHI *16,995 '94 M itsubishi GALANT ES Se< lan 4 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, t/gls, 0 DOWN PAYMENT DOWN PAYMENT B/’ vinds/locks, t/whl, rw def. cruise, bkt seats, sport mirrs, all ssr stl bltrdls,styled whls. WN #RE055429, STK ft P-309, 10,098 mi. WAS $15,995 ’95 ECLIPSE R S X e X 95 MONTERO *14,995 SPORT COUPE / 1 9 9 5 X LS 4X4 Automatic Trans • V-6 Power • Pwr Windows & Locks • Dual Air U S E D C A R S Dual Air 8ags < Air Conditioniing ' AM/FM Cassette GALANT . • Air Conditioniing .• AM/FM Cassette • Tilt & Cruise Per 9 0 M itsu b ish i E clipse GS DOHC $o <£ $0 3 d hatch, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, t/gls, DOWN s) MO, p/winds/locks, t/gls, rw def, cruise, bucket seats, sport mirrs, DOWN'$ all ssn stl bltd rdls, LEASE LEASE VIN #LEO3O012, STK # 3634-A. 67,321 ml.

New 3 dr hatch, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, New, 5 dt hatch wagon, auto. 4 whl drive, 6 *7,995 l/gls, rw def, bucket seats, sport mirrs, all cyl, p/s, p/b, am/lm st/cass, p/winds/locks, ssn stl bltd rdls, Vin SE054099, Stk ' a/c, t/gls, rw del, t/whl, cruise, bucket '8 6 LINCOLN TOWN CAR #3735. MSRP $16,002.48 mo. closed With Dual Air Bags & Air Conditioniing seats, sports mirrs, all ssn stl bltd 4 dt auto w/o/d, V8, p/s, p/B, am/fm st/cass,, p/w/l/sts. a/c, end lease. Tot pymts $11,472. rdls, alloy whls. Vin SJ012537, Residual $7841. REF SEC DEP t/gli. r/def, t/whl, cruise, lthr int. remote mirrs, all ssn stl bltd Stk #3799. MSRP $28,998. Tot rdls, Wire Whls. VIN #GY672259, Stk #3664A, 87,551 ml. $600. pymts $15,498. Residual $15,368.94. Ref. sec dep $800. 3,995 '9 0 JEEP CHEROKEE LAREDO 5 dr hatch wagon, auto, V6, p/s, p/b, am/fm st/cass, p/wlrds/iks/seats, a/c, t/gls, rw def, cruise, bucket seats, ’95 3000 sport: mirrs, all ssn stl Bltd rdls. alloy whls. ODOW VIN ILL121637. Stk # P317, 72,010 ml. GT ’95 LEASE DIAMANTE *13,995 ‘89 PORSCHE 944 S-2 per. 3 dr natch, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm st/cass, LOADED! p/wint s/Iks, a/c, t/gls, rw def, t/whl, cruise, leather int. buck­ mo. et seats, sport mirrs, sun roof, all ssn stl bltd rdls so VI \l #KN451960, STK # 3704-A1, 41,915 mi. WAS $17,995. *0 4 dr. sedan, 5 spd, p/s, p/b, a/c, dual a ir bags. DOWN DOWN ‘ Stk #3613. VIN SE018722. *15,995 MSRP $15,733. LEASE LEASE Tot pymt'; $7098 '9 0 NISSAN MAXIMA GXE Residual $8495.82. ^ 4 dr.. auto trans. 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm ster/cass, pwr winds/Iks, a/c, t/gls, rjv def, Gold, t dr, auto w/od, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm/st/cass, 3 dr, hatch, 5 spd man irans, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b. anVfm ster/cass, a/c, t/gls, rw det, bkt sts, Ref sec t/whl. cruise. ASS brakes, dual ait bags! lthr int. bkt sts, remote mirrs, all ssn stl bltd p/wind ;/locks, a/c, t/gls, w def, t/whl, cruise, leather Int, sun sport mirrs, ll ssn stl bltd rdls, alloy whls. VIN SY013573. Stk. #3755. MSRP $35,720. 3 dep $400. rdls, alloy whls. VIN SY013573. Stk. #3802. MSRP $35,720. Tot pymts $16,758. roof, alt im whls, alloy whls. Tot pymts $10,770. Residual $17,352, Ref, sec dep $800. Residual $18,217.20. Rel. sec dep $900. VIN LT356811. STK I3702A. 78.795 miles. sO DOWN PAYMENT ' 0 DOWN PAYMENT *9,995 Also Save on our huge Selection of: THE CUSTOMER ALWAYS COMES FIRST! Mirages, 3000 GT’s, Eclipses, Legitimate Pricing (Day-ln & Day-Out) • #1 in Customer Satisfaction • Large Selection of New Cars Diamantes, Expo s & Monteros No Hidden Gimmicks • Award Winning Service and Parts Departments • Program Cars & Used Cars Knowledgeable & Pleasant Staff • Mitsubishi is our Specialty » • Convenient Location Where Quality & Professionalism Come Standard- one miie south of Monmouth m*ii GS Parkway Exit 105 • Hwy 35, North Oakhurst Route 35 N • Oakhurst 8: ■Oo MITSUBISHI' Oo- ■Oo Mon-Fri 9:00*9:00 • Saturday 9:00-6:00

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YOUR SEARCH. J ■ ■ ■ H A S E IV I COMMITTED TO CONTINUING OUR 33 YEAR TRADITION OF VALUE PRICING, VEHICLE SELECTION AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION. BECAUSE WE NEVER FORGET YOU HAVE A CHOICE! BRING US YOUR BEST "ONE PRICE"... WE'LL BEAT IT BY HUNDREDS! 94' FORD ESCORT LX 95' FORD TAURUS GL 1.9L, 4-cyl, auto tran, a/c, 3.0L, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/s, p/mirr, r-def, am/tm p/b, p/wind, p/lcks, cruise, p/seat, am/fm ster/cass, ster/cass, , STK#1288, VIN# STK# 2691, VIN# SA150031, R R 135252, M SRP $13,320 MSRP $19,895 $ 9 , 6 9 5 * AVAILABLE, O R C ASH BACK! ON ALL '94& '95 $ 1 5 , 7 9 5 * S A V E U P T O FORD TAURUS MODELS j See Dealer for details - Offer ends 1-4- S A V E U P T O > 3 , 6 2 5 $ 4 , 1 0 0 3.8L, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, 3.0L, 6-cyf, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, tilt, p/mlrr, p/wind, r-def, p/b, r-def, tilt, cruise, am/fm tnt glass, am/fm ster/cass, stereo w/clock, STK# 2850, STK# 2468. VIN# SBB48743, VIN# SZA30419, MSRP $23,040 MSRP $18,973 $ 1 8 , 8 9 5 * $ 1 5 , 9 9 5 * SM . . ...M a g ------3K_. SA VE UP TO S A V E U P T O FORD W1BIDSTAR GL S 4 .1 4 5 FORD AEROSTAR XLT $ 2 .9 7 3 4.9L, 6-cyl, 5-spd man, a/c, 2.3L, 5-spd man tran, p/s, tnt am/fm stereo w/clock, glass, am/fm stereo/clock, STK# 5555, STK# 2439, VIN# RTB02252, VIN# SLA45897, MSRP $13,694 MSRP $18,830 $ 9 , 9 9 5 * $ 1 5 , 5 9 5 * S A V E U P T O .SAVE UP TO FORD F-15Q 4X4 ____ $3,235 FORD RANGER 4X2 $3,699 QUALITY USED QUALITY USED

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9 1 ' C h e v y 92' O lds 88 91' M erc. Cougar 94' Ford M ustang 90' Ford Ranger 93' Ford F250 9 1 ' F o r d 89' Ford Bronco II C a m a r o R S R o y a l e LS 6-cyl, man tran. a/c. p/s. XLT XLT R a n g e r X L T 6-cyl, man tran, a/c, p/s. 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, 6-cyl, auto tran. a/c, p/s, p/b, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, 6-cyl. auto tran. a/c, p/s, p/b, tilt, p/mirr. p/wind, 6*cyl. auto tran, a/c, p/s, 8-cyl, auto tran, a/c. p/s, 4-cyl. man - tran. a/c. p/lcks, cru ise , r-def. tnt p/b, tilt, p/trunk rel. cruise, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/lcks. tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/seats, p/lcks, p/trunk rel, cruise, p/b. tilt, cruise, am/fm p/b. tilt, p/mirr. p/window, p/s, p/b. tilt, stereo. p/ant. p/trunk ret, cruise, p/lcks, p/trunk re), cruise, r-def, sport whls, cassette, stereo/cass. 21.528 mi. glass, cassette, 51,264 mi, r-def. tnt g la s s , spo rt w hls, p/lcks. cassette. 29.381 mi. 41,113 mi. VIN# A45188. VIN# B73316, r-def. cassette, 26,797 mi, r-def, cassette, 67,330 mi. 6,981 mi. VIN# 203577, VIN# MPB06469. cassette, 43,705 mi. VIN# VIN# 816388. STK# 5231 VIN# 613565. STK# 5430 VIN# A93706, STK# 5499 STK # 5423 STK # 5577 101166. STK# 2607 S T K # 5443 S T K # 545 0 $ 1 5 , 9 9 5 $ 1 0 , 9 9 5 $ 6 , 9 9 5 $ 1 3 , 9 9 5 $ 8 , 9 9 5 $ 1 6 , 9 9 5 $ 1 2 , 3 9 5 $ 7 , 9 9 5 92' M erc. Sable 9 1 * C h e v y 90' N issan 94' Ford Taurus 91' Chevy Club 91' Ford Ranger 90' GMC Jim m y 91' Ford F-150 GS L u m i n a Z 3 4 S e n t r a GL W a g o n 1 5 XLT 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, X L T w / C a p 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/b. tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c. p/s. p/b. tilt, 6-cyl. auto tran. a/c. p/s, p/b. 4-cyl, 5-spd man tran, a/c, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c. p/s. p/b, P a s s e n g e r 6-cyl, 5-spd, man tran, a/c, tilt, p/wind, p/seats, p/lcks. tilt, p/mirr. p/wind. p/seats, 6-cyl, auto tran. a/c, p/s, p/b, p/s, p/b, tilt, sport p/lcks, cruise , r-def, tnt p/mirr, p/wtnd, p/lcks. p/trunk rel. p/s, p/b. tilt, cassette, p/s, p/b, am/fm stereo, p/trunk rel. cruise, r-def. sport p/lcks. cruise, r-def. am/fm tilt, p/wind, p/lcks. cruise, whls, cassette, glass, sport whls, cassette. cruise, r-det, cassette. 35,310 mi. 57,760 mi. VIN# 742051, r-def. tnt glass, cassette, 22,522 mi, whls. cassette. 46.111 mi. VIN# ster/cass. 19.630 mi. VIN# 21,515 mi, VIN# 49.762 mi. VIN# 503611. VIN# 634487, STK# 5517 22.311 mi. VIN# 123326, VIN# A24381. STK# 5199 227117. STK# 5188 S T K # 2708 181336, STK# 2198 STK# 5426 B 0 6 4 6 9 S T K # 5335 $ 1 1 , 9 9 5 $ 1 2 , 1 9 5 $ 4 , 9 9 5 $ 1 5 , 9 9 5 $ 1 3 , 4 9 5 $ 1 2 , 4 9 5 $ 1 1 , 9 9 5 $ 9 , 9 9 5 94' M ercury 90'Ford Probe 92' Ford Escort 90' Ford Escort 9 1 ‘ F o r d A e r o s t a r 9 2 ' F o r d 93' Ford F-150 Grand M aquis 9 2 ' F o r d F - 2 5 0 X L T GL W a g o n L X 2 - d r C a r g o Aerostar XLT T u - T o n e 8-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, 4-cyl, auto tran. a/c, p/s, 4-cyl, auto Iran, a/c, p/s, LS 4-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, 6-cyl, auto tran. a/c. p/s, 8-cyl, auto tran. a/c. p/s, p/b, tilt, p/mirr. p/wind, 8-cyl, auto tran. a/c. p/s. p/b. 6-cyl. auto tran. p/s. p/b. tilt, p/b. tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/b. tilt, p/mirr, p/trunk rel. p/b, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, cruise, r-def, tilt, p/mirr. p/wind, p/seats, r-def, cassette. cassette, 61,495 mi, VIN# p /lcks. cru ise , r-def, tnt p /Jc k s , cruise, tnt g la s s , p/lcks, am/fm ster, bedliner, r-def. sport whls, cassette, tnt g la ss, ca sse tte , 25,485 p/lcks. p/ant. cruise, r-def. 56.976 mi, VIN# 197796, glass, sport whls, cassette. sport whls. cassette. running boards, 29,471 mi. A93462. STK# 5232 15,748 mi. VIN# 69,105 mi, VIN# 5102813, mi, VIN# NW 189004 cassette, leather. 27,068 mi, S T K # 2797 33.474 mi, VIN# VIN# A93706, STK# 5499 STK# 1874 VIN# 742623. STK# 2050 NZA79317. STK# 5334 PCB39772, StK# 5505 $ 4 , 9 9 5 $ 6 , 9 9 5 $ 8 , 9 9 5 $ 1 4 , 4 7 5 $ 7 , 4 9 5 $ 1 2 , 9 9 5 $ 1 7 , 4 9 5 $ 1 4 , 9 9 5 0M '92 AND '93 One owner, excellent condition, DRIVE THROUGH ANOTHER FORD TAURUS warranty available on many.,, TOUGH WINTER WITH OUR I Sedans & Wagons dozens to choose from! MANY USED 4X4 DIESELS IN STOCK! 91’ Ford Bronco 92' Ford Taurus 93' Ford Taurus 9 3 ' F o r d 92' Ford Taurus 90' Ford Bronco 92' Ford Ranger 93' Ford F-150 G L W a g o n W a g o n Eddie Bauer 4x4 4 x 4 X L T 4 x 4 Supercab 4x4 GL Taurus W agon 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, 8-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c. p/s, p/b. tilt, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s. p/b, 8-cyl, auto tran. a/c. p/s. p/b. 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s. p/b. 8-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, 6-cyl, auto tran. a/c. p/s. p/b, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/trunk tilt, p/mirr. p/wind, p/seats, p/b. tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, b/lcks. p/mirr, p/wind, p/seats, p/lcks. tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/seats, tilt, p/mirr. p/wind, p/seats. p/lcks, tnt g la s s , sport tilt, cruise, sport whls, am/fm p/lcks, cruise, r-def, rel, cruise, r-def, p/lcks, p/trunk rel. cruise, tnt cruise, sport wnls, p/trunk rel, cruise, r-del, p/lcks. cruise, r-def, cassette, 28,627 ml. glass, r-def. am/fm whls. cassette, 57,257 mi, stereo/cass. 40.092 mi. VIN# cassette, 24.584 mi. VIN# cassette. 20.661 mi, VIN# cassette. 20.667 mi, VIN# NTA23564. STK# 5536 cassette.44,193 mi, VIN# VIN# 205791. stereo/cass, 55,331 mi. VIN# VIN# MLA00168, 02584, STK# 5411 278395, STK# 41799C PA 180718. STK# 5457 180718. STK# 5437 S T K # 533 6 LLA01535. STK# 5543 S T K # 5544 $ 1 5 , 9 9 5 $ 1 1 , 9 9 5 $ 1 5 , 6 9 5 $ 1 3 , 9 9 5 $ 1 1 , 9 9 5 $ 1 5 , 9 9 5 $ 1 7 , 9 9 5 $ 1 9 , 9 9 5 93' Ford Taurus 9 3 ' F o r d 9 2 ' F o r d 92' Ford Ranger 90' GMC Jim m y 92' Chevy Blazer 91' Ford Bronco 9 2 ' F o r d 4 x 4 GL T a u r u s G L X L T 4 x 4 4 x 4 T a h o e 4 x 4 T a u r u s G L Taurus W agon 6-cyl, 5-spd. man tran. 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c. p/s, 8-cyl,auto tran. a/c. p/s. 6-cyl, auto tran. a/c. p/s, p/b, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s. p/b. 6-cyl, auto tran. a/c, p/s. p/b. p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, 6-cyl, auto tran. a/c. p/s. p/b. tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/lcks, a/c, p/s, p/b, p/mirr, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/D. tilt, p/mirr, n/wind, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/seats. tilt, p/mirr. p/wind, p/seats, tilt, p/mirr. p/wind, p/lcks. p/wind, p/lcks, cruise, p/lcks, p/trunk rel, cruise, p/lcks. p/trunk rel, cruise, cruise, r-def. am/fm ster/cass, p/lcks. cruise, r-det. p/lcks, cruise, r-def. r-det, fnt alass, leather, r-def, sport whls, cassette. p/lcks, cruise, r-def. cruise, r-def. cassette. sport whls. cassette, cassette, 49.726 mi, cassette, 33,681 mi. VIN# 30,661 mi, VIN# 127620. cassette. 22,294 mi, VIN# 24.594 mi, VIN# 205791, 34,385 mi, Vl^i# NVA87193 cassette, 32.962 mi, VIN# 50,255 nli, VINd LA 3 5 33, NA114374. STK# 5086 STK# 1562 193851. STK# 2037 STK# 5336 STR# 41837C VIN# 503611, STK# 5335 219164, S t k # 5S 37 STK # 5467 $ 1 0 , 5 9 5 $ 1 2 , 9 9 5 $ 1 2 , 9 9 5 $ 1 1 , 9 9 5 $ 1 2 , 9 9 5 $ 1 2 , 9 9 5 $ 1 9 , 9 9 5 $ 1 7 , 9 9 5 A FAMILY BUSINESS FOR OVER 33 YEARS

" Your Search Has E nded! ’ Prices include manufacturer to consumer rebate. Ford Custom er C ash Program; Taurus $750, Escort $600, Ranger $300, F-150 $300 Commercial Rebate. Cash back of $400 tor qualified college graduates with certificate through Ford College Purchase Program. Ad is a coupon and must be presented for specials. Prices are valid tor 7 days and include all costs to be paid by a consumer except licencing, registration and tax. O A S IS FO R D IS N OT R E S P O N S IB L E FO R TY P O S. 80 DECEMBER 7, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT 5 - « r e * ! i 0 . 3 Multi-PortInjection Fuel 200 HWY.200 KeVDOft.(908)264-1600 (PKY35 NJ. 117) exit ymYf Air Air Conditioning M F CFG • • • i l H isww'v ' iIi 1)IHM! M H I ) 1 W H i I i T'; _ __ f a f |f « « E m m m jn Keyport jn OnHwy. . n leach 7 1 1 ^ |© Mayor ft Dunn Advartfoing Dunn ft |© Mayor

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