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t a recent tag sale at Temple Beth Ahm, Aberdeen, a young woman searched A energetically through a barrel of used stuffed animals. She wasn’t searching for a child’s gift, though; she was thinking of herself ... and getting rich. In December, she recalled, an old, scruffy teddy bear was auctioned at Christie’s auction house in London for more than $70,000. The bear, made by the well-known German stuffed animal firm, Steiff, dated to the early 1900s. The bear, colored an unusual shade of blue, was a one-of-a-kind and just had to be bought by a collector who owned examples of nearly everything made by Steiff. There are approximately 50 million collec­ tors in the United States, according to Howard E. Fischer, the publisher of Treasure Chest, a collectors’ newspaper based out of New York City. Fischer, who did an independent survey, said that in this country, people spend approximately

Anne Ventura Celeste of Hazlet, has collected m ore than 2,000 dolls, ranging from the finest antiques to the m ass-pro- duced m odern exam ples. For her story, see page 4. Continued on page 5 (Photo by Rich Schultz) Teacher recertification considered

BY SCOTT MULLER AND CANDY TRUNZO

Staff Writers ublic school teachers can test their students’ abilities at any time. But if Gov. Christie Todd Whitman has her way, they soon may be asked to sit on the other P side of the desk. In recent appearances before state educators, Whitman has suggested that recertifica­ tion might be one way to remove “burned out,” tenured teachers from the classroom. Whitman proposed requiring teachers to take part in professional development pro­ grams to have their licenses renewed periodically. A teacher without a license cannot teach, even with tenure. Whitman did not propose a specific program or license-renewal time. New Jersey now requires that teachers be licensed or certified, which involves comple­ tion of college courses, classroom training and college-graduation requirements. But New Jersey is one of only nine states which issues a permanent or lifetime teacher certificate. Moreover, it is one of only four states that grants a permanent license to teach without requiring any education beyond the bachelor’s degree. If Gov. Christie W hitm an and the New Jersey School Board Association get Carl Golden, press secretary for Whitman, said recertification was proposed to ensure their way, teachers like Andrea Forest, a fourth-grade teacher at the Indian teachers remain professional. H ill School in Holm del, w ill be sitting on the other side of the desk in order to becom e recertified. (Photo by Rich Schultz) Continued on page 24

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management team. He is GETTING BUGGED — Jackie Cidisen (I) and Stephen Hurley, students at Beers Street M iddle School, featured In the Spotlight. Hazlet, talk w ith Principal Susan Sposato about their recent BUG Awards for “Bringing Up Grades” from Page 12 the first to second m arking period. O ther w inners were M ichael Alexander, Jessica Korpas, Shaun Altneu, Nrupen Baxi, M ichael Mera and Lonnie Squires. (Photo by Rich Schultz)

REGULAR FEATURES • Calendar Page 36 Legal battles continue • Classifieds Page 50 • Editorials Page 32 • Letters Page 32 • Milestones Page 38 over Keyport chief job • Obituaries Page 41 • Sports Page 46 • Police Beat Page 42 Lee’s lawyer, Norman Hobbie of • Property Lines Page 44 Ruth, Lee still Giordano, Halleran & Ciesla, Middle­ TO SPEAK OUT • Yesteryear Page 39 town, declined to comment last week on Call 1 -800-390-NEW S have pending the latest round of litigation. (6 3 9 7 ) However, Lee, reached at home, said the Appellate Division of the state Su­ Phone Numbers: that the details of his complaint have not perior Court, which sent it to a state changed since the notice of claim was sent court cases administrative law judge. Editorial 254-7000 Ext. 226 to the borough last year. In September 1993, Administrative Circulation 2 5 4 - 1 7 5 5 ______BY LAUREN JAEGER According to that document, Lee and Law Judge Joseph Lavery overturned the his wife, Marilyn, are seeking $10 million Display Advertising 972-6740 Ext. 220 Staff Writer council’s “psychologically unfit” finding FAX 2 5 4 - 0 2 5 6 in compensation. and recommended that the state De­ Classified 1-800-660-4ADS The following are listed as those ac­ partment of Personnel put Ruth back on cused of causing Lee injury: the borough, ow that the five-year battle for the list of candidates for the position of Classified FAX 4 3 2 - 0 0 1 6 Mayor John J. Merla, Councilman David the job of Keyport police chief chief. Hammond and former councilmen is out of the way, Raymond The Merit Review Board upheld the Richard Currier, Wilbur Hansen, Robert N Lee and Howard Ruth have ruling, and Lee’s status as chief became T I BAYSHORE j McLeod and John Kovacs. another long fight ahead. void. Lee was a sergeant on the force at the Independent Earlier this month, former Police Chief Ruth was made chief on Nov. 9, 1993, time he was promoted to chief. Raymond Lee filed a suit in federal court by a Republican-majority Borough However, Ruth, who was then the Managing Editor seeking millions of dollars in compensa­ Council. department’s captain, also applied for the Judith McGee Feeney tion for the mental distress and damage to By this time, Lee was taking time off position. his reputation that he feels certain bor­ for job-related stress. He has not yet re­ Sports Editoraport The Democratic Borough Council ough officials inflicted upon him. turned to work. Mark Rosman majority preferred Lee. Police Chief Howard Ruth, meanwhile, In his suit, Ruth is seeking to recover The two Republicans on the council at filed a suit Feb. 24 with the Superior all of his money he spent on his legal the time, Merla and Kovacs, wanted Ruth A Greater Media Newspaper Court, Freehold, seeking compensation fight to become chief. for the money he spent on five years of for the job. “It was a considerable amount of In choosing Lee, the Democrats noted & court battles to get the chief s job. money,” he said, not revealing the sum. “I Executive Editor that Ruth had taken a 45-day leave for Both suits stem from a battle that just want to recover my expenses.” Gregor)^ Bean job-related stress in the past, and found began in 1988, after Lee was appointed Ruth said he could not recall just how that he was therefore unfit for the posi­ Publisher chief by the Borough Council, then domi­ much money it was that he spent, but that Kevin Wittman nated by Democrats. tion. his lawyer, Malachai Kenney, Red Bank, After Lee was appointed, Ruth protest­ Late last year, after a five years of charges $200 an hour. ed to the N.J. Department of Personnel. The Bayshore Independent circulation is wrangling in court, the council — now Also, he said, the proceedings went However, the department upheld the subject to audit by Verified Audit of dominated by Republicans — made Ruth through three courts. Circulations, Inc. Published Wednesday by borough’s position at the time that Ruth chief. “The borough should pay for it,” he the Greater Monmouth Publishing Co., was psychologically unfit for the job. Lee, who is black, charges that some said. “It was the Democratic council at Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick, N.J. The state Merit Review Board con­ 07724. Third-class postage paid at officials failed to support him in part the time. It’s unfair, and they should pay.” firmed the state Department of Person­ Eatontown, N.J. $32 a year. First-class because of his race, and his suit is based mail subscription available at $65 for 26 nel’s decision on Sept. 20, 1989. on charges of civil rights violations. weeks, 25 cents a copy. Then, Ruth brought his argument to Continued on page 10 4 MARCH 23, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT Woman creates world of dolls

setting with an Adam and Eve doll against And I just love to sew,” she said. Hazlet resident a blue sky backdrop with a glued-on, orange sun. As a little girl, Celeste, who grew up in has collection Brooklyn, would often receive dolls as The religious settings take the visitor presents. from many lands to Moses in the basket, to the Roman empire, and to the birth of Jesus. “We had a German druggist, and he loved me,” she recalled. ______BY LAUREN JAEGER ______“Just look at that face,” said Celeste, “He always gave me a little German Staff Writer pointing to an exquisite, hand-carved Mary in a kneeling position, dating to doll. When they broke, I made them a little nne Ventura Celeste of Hazlet about the 1700s. coffin and buried them in Greenwood loved dolls so much that when her Cemetery.” “Look at those hands. You can see the collection grew too big, she went A veins.,” she added. Even as an adult collector, many of shopping for a larger house. her dolls were gifts. Her late husband, The rest of Celeste’s dolls are arranged Frank Ventura, a medical scientist who That larger home, bought in 1979, now by country of origin. houses Celeste’s collection of more than traveled around the world to set up labo­ 2,000 dolls. One shelf features the cloth dolls of ratories in hospitals, would always bring Italian dollmaster Lenci, dating to the her back a doll. They range from priceless examples 1920s and 1930s. made by such renowned artists as Emile A friend in Italy gave her a prized Jumeau of Paris, who was prolific in the Any fine art lover would appreciate the French doll, and a Japanese friend sent her 19th century, all the way to a crude-look­ shelves filled with French dolls, made by one doll every year for several years. ing, mass-produced, Pillsbury Doughboy such notables as Jules Steiner, F. “That’s the beauty of traveling and dating to the 1970s. Gautelier, and Jumeau. meeting people who appreciate what you But whether worth thousands or pen­ The artistry of the 19th century dolls, do,” she said. ‘They’re happy to let you nies, every doll in her vast collection have the dolls, because they know it serves appears to have received the same loving a good cause.” attention. All are fully dressed, down to FOCUS: These fine dolls are displayed on her wearing shoes and socks. Collectibles “Japan” shelf, one shelf away from the Whenever she can, Celeste opens her “China” shelf. museum to other collectors, school groups Stories on pages 4 - 6 ‘The Chinese and Japanese dolls do not and Girl Scout troops. get along,” she chuckled. Her face beams as she picks up each with their human hair wigs, paperweight Other dolls were given to her by example and tells the story behind it. eyes, hand-painted features and bisque Ecuadorian friends, and another doll was heads, is breathtaking. “I was just bom loving dolls,” Celeste given to her in 1970 by the Shah of Iran. One of the French fashion dolls, dating WHAT A DOLL — Anne Ventura said. “I was bom very religious, and I was Celeste of Hazlet holds a 300-year- When an aunt in Newark died, she left to the 1870s, is a portrait of Celeste’s always so fascinated how God made so old wooden M adonna from her col­ Celeste three German bisque dolls from many kinds of people.” mother as a young bride. l e c t i o n . the early 1900s. Other, modem dolls were “I said, ‘someday, I will have a mu­ She took a swatch off her mother’s (Photo by Rich Schultz) given by nieces who had outgrown them. seum representing all of the people that wedding gown to create the doll-sized When a nephew went on an archeo­ God ever made,’” she said. gown, and her mother’s blonde hair forms deplorable shape when she found them. logical dig in Germany, he uncovered, out the doll’s wig. Celeste’s dream has come true. Her Celeste sewed all o f the clothes, re-strung of all things, doll parts. doll museum is perfectly arranged along Other shelves are devoted to the fine the dolls that had fallen apart, and even These heads, arms and legs were sent to shelves upon shelves in her basement. 19th century dollmakers of Germany, made the tiny wigs. Celeste, who then reassembled all of the while other spaces in her museum show Beginning with Renaissance-era reli­ “I could never afford a doll today in dolls. off the dolls of England, Scotland, Wales, gious figures from Italy, Celeste shows good condition,” she said. “I could only Celeste will be showing off her dolls in Poland, Finland, Denmark, Sweden, visitors the “beginning of the world.” buy a doll in bad shape.” a slide program from 2 to 4 p.m. April 9 at Norway, Romania, Spain, and the Barnes and Noble Bookstore, Route 35 “First God made the world...then he Czechoslovakia. “Then, when I repair them, they are just made man,” she said, showing a beautiful so beautiful and they make me so happy. in Holmdel. Most of her dolls, she noted, were in Cartoon cels animate collectors

lar character. Other people like cats, and Advocation brings would wash the cartoon paintings off the Fleischer studios. hundreds of clear, celluloid squares used in Currently, at her gallery on Monmouth just want cats from different studios.” father and son the production. Street, Martin is displaying her collection. “Buy what you can afford,” she said. As a result, only a few vintage cels sur­ The animation art show, called “The Dr. Steve Dolgoff of Morganville is closer together vived. World of Animation Art...From Felix the one of Martin’s customers and an enthu­ Today, computers have taken over Cat to Aladdin” features Disney, Warner siastic collector of animation cels. much of the animated art industry, so the Brothers, Hanna Barbera and others. After four years of collecting, Dolgoff, ______BY LAUREN jAEGER ______art cels have become valuable as col­ Dealers in the art have existed for a foot and ankle specialist, has about 45 Staff Writer lectibles. years, she noted, rescuing and appreciating production cels from the 1930s and 1940s. Pam Martin, owner of Cel-ebration, pieces that would have otherwise been His prize is the “Sorcerer’s Appren­ Even with his youth long gone, Ira R. of Red Bank, has been a successful dealer in washed away to be re-used in another tice” from the 1940 Walt Disney movie, Aberdeen finds himself laughing at the these cartoon cels for 10 years. movie. Fantasia. Looney Toon cartoons on television. She is also an avid collector. Walt Disney sold the cels to interested This cel is worth about $25,000, he But now, as a man, he’s done more than “I’ve always liked Walt Disney,” she buyers in the 1930s, Martin noted, and said. just watch the cartoons. He owns pieces of said, recalling how it all began. “In 1976,1 Warner Brothers and Fleischer studios fol­ “It’s so much fun,” he said. “Each time the cartoons, and they decorate his entire went to Disneyland and saw a couple of lowed suit. you look at the cel, you see something dif­ Strathmore house. cels. I got all excited. It was my first pur­ When Disneyland opened in the ferent. You can get the tape of the movie Ira collects animation cels. chase — one cel pictured Mougli, the little 1950s, cels were sold for as little as $2 or and watch it.” The cels, each showing a cartoon char­ boy from The Jungle Book and the other $3 in gift shops. Dolgoff also collects the three-di­ acter in a different phase of movement, one pictured Elliott, the dragon from Today, collectors must pay about mensional artist models that the animators were photographed one at a time against a Pete’s Dragon." $1,500 and up for original production used to draw from. painted backdrop. She paid about $145 each for those pieces. ‘They are stiff resin models,” he noted. They were not designed to be put in a cels. Today they are worth about $1,000. Collectors, she said, fall into many cat­ “But with the model, it is easy to draw. frame. Her collection features art from the pre­ egories. You can shine a light on them and see In fact, many years ago, after an an­ Mickey Mouse era to the early 1920s, and “People who collect have a love of ani­ imated film was finished, studio artists even vintage Warner Brothers and mation, and they have a love for a particu­ Continued on page 5 THE INDEPENDENT, MARCH 23, 1994 S Gathering more than dust

Continued from page 1 edition collectibles, such as porcelain plates and newly manufactured dolls, are $5 billion a year on merchandise for their good to buy for enjoyment only. As invest­ collections. ments, he said, they are not wise choices. In addition, he noted, there are 2,000 “If you like something, buy it,” he said. regularly held flea markets in the United “As far as getting a return on your money, States, more than six million garage sales it rarely happens.” each year, and “almost every day of the Stenzel said he knew of one woman year, an antiques or collectible show is who spent much time and money buying held somewhere in the country.” limited-edition collector plates with il­ There seems to be no limit as to what lustrations on them. However, several can be collected, the publisher noted. years later, she found out that she could not . “I’ve counted about 1,000 different cat­ sell them. egories of collectibles,” Fischer said, not­ “She took a terrible loss,” he said. “The ing that his publication has a circulation of prices could increase on these limited edi­ 50,000. “I’ve come across collectors for tions, yes, but it is the exception rather everything ranging from Texas barbed than the rule. Do not order these items with wire, to hubcaps, to Black memorabilia, the intention of making money some day.” and tools.” “Order it to enjoy it. It’s not hurting “Now even refrigerator magnets are anyone,” he said. starting to become collectible,” Fischer Irv Zaslow, owner of Zaslow’s Col­ added. lectibles, Aberdeen, a store that specializes Why do people collect? According to in limited-edition collectibles, says that he Fischer, collecting “is an act that has sym­ never claims that the items sold to a cus­ bolic value. It symbolizes something from tomer will increase in value. the past. Sometimes, it is to recapture “We stress that these are beautiful items youth, or perhaps the items just appeals to to own,” he said. “A lot of people buy the collector artistically.” antiques, put them away in a drawer, and “There’s that urge that’s very hard to never look at them, but collectibles are define,” he added. “Collecting can be a made to enjoy, to be placed on the dresser, security blanket.” in a room, and in many cases they do As on Wall Street, an items value is set APPRECIATING BEAUTY — Eldred Stenzel, a professional antiques increase in value.” by those interested in purchasing it. It all appraiser from Holm del, feels that it is w ise for a collector to take artistry Zaslow said that miniature porcelain comes down to supply and demand. Take, and beauty into account before spending m oney on an item . houses that light up inside and are usually for instance, that blue Steiff teddy bear. (Photo by Rich Schultz) displayed at Christmas, manufactured by “The value all depends on what some­ Dept. 56, have been increasing in value. one wants,” explained Eldred Stenzel, a “They are our most popular line,” he certified antiques appraiser of Holmdel. of Germany. It illustrated the charming tique dealer and owner of the Red Bank said. “Some have increased 10 times in “Collecting is a hobby. Somebody sees children drawn by the late Bertha Hummel, Antiques Center, advises all collectors to value since they were issued in 1986. something, likes it, and buys one or two. whose drawings became the renowned learn as much as they can about their col­ Many of the houses are no longer in pro­ Then, all of the sudden they want one of Hummel figurines. lectibles. duction.” each.” “Ten years ago, this plate was worth In this way, he said, a treasure can be Another big hit are the Precious “Somebody can want all of the different $1,200,” he said. “The original issue price, found among trash. Moments figurines, first put on the market types of steins with a figure attached to it in 1971, was around $25.” For instance, Johnson has a painting of 15 years ago by Anesco. that they can find,” he said. ‘There’s such “But everyone started bringing out their American Indians created by J. M. Stanley, “They started as a knick-knack item, a a variety of one item. It can get out of Christmas plate to sell. They all said, ‘If I who was commissioned by the cute little item to express a sentiment such hand.” can get $1,200 for it, why not?”’ Smithsonian Institute in the 19th century to as sickness, love, etc.,” he said. “Now, the Stenzel collects Imari porcelain, made Today, that same plate is worth $400, go west and make a record. first piece that retired in the 1980s, which in Japan and China during the 17th and Stenzel noted. The painting, he said, was found among was issued at $18, sells for $650.” 18th century. However, he said, he has put A wise collector will go to precious, cheap frames, prints, and broken glass in a A “retired” piece is a piece that is no a limit to his buying because of finances. hand-made antiques, such as tiny, 18th basement. It is worth about $100,000, but longer in production. The $650 bisque fig­ On the other hand, for anyone willing century perfume bottles made of semi-pre­ he didn’t pay anywhere near that price, he urine shows a little girl holding a box filled to spend endless amounts of money on a cious stones in China, he said. noted. with puppies, and a sign that reads “free collection, the sky is the limit. He said that they are artistically ren­ Johnson said he sees all types of col­ puppies.” “There is this man in Germany who dered, made of precious materials, and are lectors come and go in the Red Bank “The thing that causes something to collected dolls from this one doll maker, easy to display. Antiques Center, but there does not seem increase in value is to have several col­ Kammer and Reinhardt,” Stenzel said, “The very good ones are painted with to be one item that is more popular than the lectors who want to complete a collection,” referring to an early 20th-century manu­ scenes inside the bottles, even though the others. said Zaslow, who said that collectibles facturer of realistic-looking porcelain bottles are no more than 3 inches high,” he “A lot of people seem to like dolls, have been becoming more and more popu­ dolls. “Finally, he ended up paying over said. ‘There are not many around.” toys, stamps and coins,” he noted. “There lar since his store opened 14 years ago. $200,000 for one doll by this maker. It was The appraiser said that no matter what, are people who like nostalgia; they want to Meanwhile, what about that young the only one left in the series that he had to a collector should buy only items in good reclaim what their grandmother had.” woman at the temple’s tag sale? She had purchase. To him, it was worth it.” condition. “Collectors try to outdo each other,” he good luck — and walked out with two If there is a sudden flood of one item on “Do not buy chipped and cracked added. “And there is that certain thrill of Steiff animals. Perhaps they weren’t the the market, the appraiser said, the price can porcelain. And if you buy newer items, walking around, trying to find a hidden blue teddy bears sold at Christie’s, but the plummet. such as collectable toy cars and trains, try treasure. I have run across that hidden trea­ value they had to a collector was 10 times For instance, he said, there was a to get the item mint in the box,” he said. sure.” what she paid. Christmas plate issued in 1971 by Goebel Guy Johnson of Lincroft, an avid an­ Stenzel said that the current limited- Cartoon cels animate collectors

Continued from page 4 of their collection. lights in, new ceilings and re-painted the actually used in a movie. It is a backdrop used in the Walt Disney movie, Aladdin, where the shadow goes.” They did, however, wish to share their walls.” and was purchased at Sotheby’s “for a few Meanwhile, Ira R., a supermarket chain enthusiasm for collecting, which is Even mom, Ella, has gotten the col­ thousand dollars,” according to Michael. director and buyer, and his son, Michael, focused on animation art designed strictly lecting bug, due to a Betty Boop cel that “We go to shows, art galleries and 20, of Aberdeen, collect the more reason­ for collectors. These pieces are copies of Ira purchased for her. meet others with our interest,” Ira said. ably price animation art. The average price the original works of art made for produc­ “It’s a fun hobby. I always liked car­ ‘This hobby has brought my dad and of each of their pieces is from $600 to tion, but they are copied by professional, toons and I still do, even though I’m all me closer together,” Michael said. ‘This is $800. animation artists who work for the same grown up,” Ira laughed. the thing I really liked.” They did not want to give their last studio. “I love the art, personally,” Michael name for the article, because of the value “We re-did the whole house to go with said. the collection,” Ira laughed. “We have new The most expensive item they own was 6 MARCH 23, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT Mechanical wonders fill man’s home

Vintage vending the law to own a slot machine privately in New Jersey, Schlesinger noted. m achines am ong “I spent two years trying to help change the law in New Jersey,” he said, noting that enthusiast's favorites any machine made in 1941 or before is lawful. The law allows the ownership of ______BY LAUREN JAEGER ______antique slot machines made before 1941 as Staff Writer long as there’s no profit involved in using it. bout 25 years ago, Mark “Before that was passed, I felt like a Schlesinger bought a pinball bootlegger,” he laughed machine to decorate his New York Unlike the slick machines found in A City studio apartment. Atlantic City casinos today, the old-time “I got an eviction notice because of the artifacts were manufactured as art objects. noise,” he said, noting that he played the pinball machine often. While the first machines were made of cast iron, most that have been found are He moved out, and he bought even made of cast aluminum, with different more mechanical playthings. sculptured designs. Today, hundreds of slot, vending, and “One has an eagle on it, another has a penny arcade machines fill Schlesinger’s semi-nude woman, and another has flow­ Middletown residence. ers,” Schlesinger noted, adding that the His collection, which has rare pieces average machine weighs 90 pounds. ‘They dating back to the 1890s, fill every room of polish up very well.” his home, including the bathroom. They also are very well made, he noted. “It’s the only type of antique you can “A lot were used at least 100,000 SLOT MACHINE MANIA — Mark Schlesinger, M iddletown, has a house collect as well as play with,” he said. times,” Schlesinger said. “I fix them up ‘They were all made in the United States.” filled w ith antique slot, arcade and vending m achines. and clean them up. The parts just don’t (Photo by Rich Schultz) Slot machines, he noted, were first wear out.” manufactured in the 19th century. They It takes a long time to find the ma­ reached the height of popularity in the pensed collar buttons, candy, and match­ chines, he noted, and his search has boxes. 1920s and 1930s until they were made ille­ brought him to basements of houses and FOCUS: gal in New Jersey in 1939. . even churches. “I used to have one that dispensed per­ fume,” he said. “I have one machine that Collectibles • “Most of the machines were demol­ “There was one church in Philadelphia ished or dumped from barges into New dispenses paper cups. You’d get a Dixie that called me,” he said. “It was about 15 cup for one cent, and they were usually York harbor,” he said. ‘There were pic­ or 18 years ago, and a new bishop was Stories on pages 4-6 tures in Life and Look magazines.” placed next to the water fountain in a appointed who didn’t like the idea of (stor­ movie theater.” Other people, though, hid the machines ing) the machines.” For instance, he has old-fashioned Another machine, from the 1920s, scales that tell your weight and also a for­ in their basements, attics and warehouses. Schlesinger also has vending machines. dispensed condoms. “They’re among the tune for a small fee. In fact, until Gov. Brendan Byrne ap­ His earliest machine dates to 1892, and most valuable,” he said. “They’re coming proved legislation in 1979, it was against sold gum. He also has machines that dis- Schlesinger owns, too, old penny ar­ back because of the AIDS scare.” cade machines, in which you peer through ‘Times have changed and the whole the glass lenses, turn a handle on the side, (vending) industry has died off. They used and view a movie made when hundreds of to be all over, but today it’s just gumball photographs flip by. machines,” he said. “There is one picture each second,” he G entle D entistry” Schlesinger has even seen a vending said. machine that allows somebody to look up Then are the fortune-telling machines. one word in a dictionary for a penny. One tells a fortune through glass slides and AND ASSOCIATES “I wish I had that one,” he said. a light. In the meantime, he has so many Most of his items are worth from $800 machines, that he has begun to sell many to $2,000 each. • of them. CONVENIENT HOURS - OPEN 6 D A Y S “The should be worth a lot more than In addition to the slot and vending what they are worth,” he said. ‘They are a machines, Schlesinger has many machines fantastic investment. They have a lot of EVENINGS TOO! that served for entertainment. potential.” * Prevention * Cosm etic * Restorative

M iddletow n resident 2 4 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICES loves co llectin g toys Guy Johnson of the Lincroft section of Middletown has a lifelong obsession 219- 8900 with antique collecting. He loves toys most, and his house is filled with nearly 100 toys of every de­ scription. 500 Route 35 M iddletow n “It’s hard to say which is my favorite,” he said. “It may be my little tin wind­ up, clown-riding motorcycle that can do all sorts of tricks.” U nion Square The oldest and most valuable of the toys are several cast iron mechanical banks from the mid-1800s, he noted. A bove Ethan A llen Johnson, owner of the Red Bank Antiques Center, also has many toy cars from the 1920s and 1930s. These cars, manufactured by the Buddy L company, are val­ Our Gift To You ued up to $1,000 by collectors. ‘There is a little fire truck and a little tow truck. All of these toys are scattered about my house, in the living room, the dining room and in the attic,” he said. “My Teeth Cleaning junk is everywhere.” He said his interest was learned from his mother, who was an enthusiastic col­ Examination, Complete X-Rays and lector. Consultation with the dentist for only As a child, she would often buy him Buddy L trucks, which, even then, were old and used. However, they were veiy well-made. Expires 4/30/94 New Patient ‘They were made out of steel,” he noted. “I’d ride on them and sit on them and Regular Value: Exam *39, they wouldn’t get damaged. Those were the first toys I collected.” $29 X-Rays *79, Cleaning *62 — Lauren Jaeger •TgiUWJ 1* 3-J Li H t,e .L THE INDEPENDENT, MARCH 23, 1994

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Detective nam ed cop o f the year ANDREW M. GOLLUP, M.D, HOLMDEL — Detective Lt. Louis Torres has been named Officer of the Year by the Holmdel Police Department. Six other Holmdel officers also received = = F A M IL Y MEDICAL C A R E ; . : : : . ; : : ' W INTERNAL MEDICINE Torres, a 14-year veteran of the force, was cited by his fellow officers for his work and “general commitment” to the department, according to his award 200 A Route 34, Matawan (near Cottrell Rd) EMERGENCY C A R E notice. ‘ I vs as very surprised to set the award.” Torres said. "I thought it should go to N E W PATIENTS WELCOME one of the patrolmen." : :: The runners-up for the honor were Patrolmen Kenneth McGowan and Thomas Appointm ents appreciated but NOT required Dtirdek Mon-Fri 9-5, Wed. 9-8 • Weekends/Evenings by appt. only The awards for meritorious service went to Patrolman James Smythe for his • Medicare Accepted LAB • X-RAY • EKG work with the Bayshore Narcotics Task Force and Detective Frank Allocco for Affiliated with: ______his undercover work Allocco and Detective Sgt Leonard Sasso received police medal service South Amboy Memorial Hospital C / C Hn n Q | l awards for arresting a suspect wanted in connection with car thefts and two car­ Bayshore community Hospital jackings, including one in Keyport. Patrolman John Mioduszewski received a letter of commendation for his work, ; : ■, ■ -v- ' :: . -> Canay Trunzo CHOOSE

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______BY MARILYN DUFF - giving the township two back-up emergency radio sysems. Staff Writer Besides his EM office, Midose has a sec­ ond office at the Croydon Hall complex on tanley Midose has his finger on not Leonardville Road, where he wears his fire one, but two of the township’s main chiefs cap. Fire fighting is a family tradition nerve center buttons. S for Midose, a third-generation volunteer, In the event of an emergency — such as who joined Middletown Fire Co. No. 1, in the 1992 nor’easter or a hazardous spill on the Fair View section, while still in high township roadways — Midose will don his school — 19 years ago. emergency management coordinator cap. In His father — also named Stanley, but the event of a structure or other major fire, with a different middle name — is a 35-year he dons his fire chief cap. member of the same company, and his And that’s not all. The 37-year-old life­ maternal grandfather was once fire chief. On long township resident is also a member of his mother’s side, the family’s roots in the the Fair View First Aid Squad and part of a township stretch back to the 1600s, he said. 10-member first aid scuba team, which “I’m sure I was around the fire house a responds to underwater emergencies. lot” while growing up, he said. Midose climbed the traditional four- He graduated from Middletown High year fire department ladder to become this School in 1975, spending his entire four year’s chief, having served as assistant and years on split session. His graduating class then deputy chief during the past four years. After just two months as chief, he was appointed, in February, to a three-year term as emergency management coordinator, replacing Joseph DiFilippi, who retired from In the SpO flight the job after 10 years. The position was for­ merly called director of civil defense. How does he do it all? Midose shrugged, saying, “My wife wants to know how I do numbered 1,000. all this too.” Midose works in construction with his He was asked to apply for the EMC father and has an associate’s degree in fire appointment, which pays $7,500 a year, and science from Ocean County College. He’s was one of five candidates. “I like to feel I working on a bachelor’s degree in the same got the job because of experience,” he said. science from the University of Maryland At his emergency management office at through a National Fire Academy “open the Kanes Lane public works building, learning program” conducted via computer. Midose said his priorities this year will be to The chances of becoming department up-date the approximately 500-page EM chief are slim, since each of the township’s “bible.” 11 companies only get an opportunity every “In a broad sense, it takes any type of dis­ 11 years to elect someone to the lower rung aster we could have and spells out what of the department chiefs ladder. Unlike every one of the agencies (fire, police, etc.) some towns where each company has its should do.” own chief, Middletown’s companies are This year, Middletown will probably headed by captains. conduct a large-scale drill with U.S. Naval “A lot of people don’t realize how active Weapons Station Earle, said Midose, adding the department is,” said Midose. Last year, that the new base commander there “has a he said, volunteer firefighters responded to more open policy” than previous comman­ 2,300 calls. When he is not volunteering, ders. Midose likes to work around his Conover The two biggest worries for Middletown, DOUBLE DUTY — Stanley Midose, Middletown’s fire chief and new emer­ gency management coordinator, looks over the emergency response plan Place house (two blocks from where he though, Midose said, are hurricanes and haz­ grew up), plus camping and fishing. He is ardous materials spills on major highways. at EM headquarters, located at the Kanes Lane public works building. (Photo by Rich Schultz) also an avid skier. He and his wife, Maureen, A hurricane of the magnitude of Hugo, have two sons, Joshua, age 3, and Jeffrey, 1. which struck the Carolina coast several likely to strike, said Midose. new radio system. years ago, or Andrew, which struck south His second priority as EMC is the instal­ The Kanes Lane system will have a Midose is also a township hero, having received a commendation in 1992 for an Florida, “would make the (1992) nor’easter lation of the old Police Department radio back-up generator, in case of a power out­ underwater rescue attempt in Monmouth look like a pussy cat,” said Midose. New system at the emergency management office age. A third smaller system, also with a Beach, where a car plunged into the Jersey is ranked in the second highest of five on Kanes Lane. The system is becoming back-up generator, will be installed at the Shrewsbury River the water the night of groups of states where hurricanes are most available because the police are getting a Middletown Fire Academy, said Midose, Feb. 15.

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Comptons Creek Area's historic Present-day configuration muter ferry terminal become a reality by The county’s most recent traffic study, 1996 with an eventual ridership of 1,200. done by Howard/Stein-Hudson significance “The county bought (the 380-acre Port Associates, Inc., in May 1993, estimates of Monmouth tract) with the idea of a the ferry service will generate 161 cars ferry terminal,” Nicholson noted. during the 7 lo 8 a.m. peak hour during to be addressed Local fishermen also have objected to phase one, and a total of 253'after the the ferry project, arguing that ferries and ______BY MARILYN DUFF______completion of phase two. fishing boats are not compatible and that Besides the ferry project, the county is Staff W riter the mouth of the creek, which cannot be finalizing plans for a major road and widened beyond 75 feet, is not wide bridge project along the waterfront which enough for both. would link North Middletown, Port MIDDLETOW N — Although oppo­ Speaking to that opposition, Nicholson Monmouth and Belford sections, plus a nents of the county’s Bayshore Ferry pro­ said the entire project was designed in waterfront park. Rogers said she has been ject in Belford Harbor have become more such a way that it would enlarge the fish­ pushing for replacement of the Pews visible and more vocal in recent months, ing industry in the harbor, and that other Creek bridge, part of the road and bridge not all of the residents in nearby neigh­ harbors throughout the country have both project, since a 1960 hurricane destroyed borhoods oppose the plan. fishing and ferry boats. it. The other bridge would cross Com p­ At a Township Committee meeting in Phase one of the project (see map) tons Creek at Church Street. February, Kathy Rogers of 141 Wilson would include the ferry terminal and a fish A private developer also has approval Ave., in the Port Monmouth section, said processing building for local fishermen. for a multi-use project in the area, includ­ she and others, including the Port Nicholson does not expect more than two ing a marina, condominiums and shops. Monmouth Taxpayers Association and a commuter ferries to operate during phase A t this point, all that stands in the way group called Neighbors United, favor the one, with a third added in the second of the ferry project, according to Ganson, project. phase. is a wetlands mitigation plan. “We have a gold mine down there,” Phase two would include seven addi­ The m itigation plan is a condition o f Rogers said, referring to the waterfront tional buildings: three equipment storage the county’s CAFRA (state Coastal Area at Middletown Town Hall as the project and its potential transformation into a buildings for fishermen; three marine Facilities Review Act) permit, which it tourist attraction such as Mystic Seaport was being developed. Most recently, research buildings for students, scientists received in September. The mitigation in Connecticut. county officials met with a group of or enviromental groups and a county- plan also is required before the U.S. Army Belford residents at Croydon Hall on Other area residents have complained operated environmental interpretative cen­ Corps of Engineers will OK the project, Leonardville Road to answer questions. about not being kept abreast of the plans, ter. The center would be part of the Ganson said. A major change, which has sparked and there has been growing opposition in Bayshore Trail System. The county is coordinating its ferry much of the opposition, at least among the Belford area from the Belford Citizens A ll the buildings would be one story in project with a corps project that would the Belford residents living near the pro­ Association and the Belford Seafood height. dredge and widen the inner and outer Cooperative. ject, is the elimination of a proposed Since the plans were developed, the channels of Comptons Creek. The corps access road from the water to Route 36. During recent interviews, Kevin Gan­ parking area has been reduced. W ith the project would widen the inner channel to son, a senior county planner, and Henry The state Department of Environmental current plan, phase one would include 500 75 feet and the county project would Protection and Energy rejected the pro­ Nicholson, the county’s project manager spaces and phase two, 400. increase the width of the inner channel posed road because it would disturb prime and assistant transportation director, Traffic has been a major concern in the another 125 feet, to 200 feet. wetlands. talked about the status o f the plans. Belford community. Residents believe Concerning the mitigation plan, the “M y hope is that some day we may be Nicholson contested the contention increased traffic — which they project at county has to create about 13 acres of able to revisit that,” Nicholson said of the that residents have been kept in the dark 1,800 vehicles per day, according to Pat wetlands to replace 6.5 acres that w ill be proposed access road. about the project. He said the county held Cusick of Main Street — will make their destroyed by the ferry project. at least two meetings in Belford and two Meanwhile, he hopes to see the com­ homes worth less money. Continued on next page

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he A rm y C orps o f E n g in eers’ the material and “hope and pray" it dredging project at Comptons meets the criteria. J L Creek is stalled because of new The corps project is a joint state-fed­ B e lfo rd : : , ■■ ' .. V-- ' - . ' • eral projcct cxpected to cost $4 million, S e a f o o dumping, according to the chief planner with the state picking up 25 perccnt o f C o - o p P * W i a ( ! 8 | for the project. ’ the cost. The state and corps are splitting Gene Brickman. chief o f the plan for­ the cost of a projcct study of about mulation branch of the New York Dis­ $230,000, said Brickman. and the county trict, said that ihc corps projcct is stalled is "piggy-backing” on the corps project "until we can figure out where to put the for its own Comptons Creek terry com- dredged material.” The dredging project is linked to the county’s Bayshore Ferry Project. he said, but it would have the same prob­ Dredged materials generally consist lem. o f sand and clay particles. The sand, "by Brickman said Belford fishermen had definition, is clean.” said Brickman. wanted the dredging done. They went to while the clay particles can be contami- the state, which in turn, went to the corps. The corps had planned to dump the “W e feel it is a good projcct," said dredged material, called dredge spoils, at Brickman. The disposal problem creates the ocean mud dump off the Jersey a serious impasse, which he said the stale Shore. New federal regulations estab­ and federal government are working on. (H! 0 Asked about a time line for the pro­ lished last year, however, require that the ject. if the disposal problem did not exist, Building sq.ft. material be tested and meet certain critc- 5 Equipment storage 12,808 ria before being dumped there, a process Brickman said it would take from a year 6 Equipment storage 12,800 Brickman believes would be too costly. to a year and a half to start the dredging. Building...... sq ll 7 Equipment storage W ork on a draft report started in 1991. 1 Police Tower A lso, he said it is unlikely the dredge 8 Marine research office 9.800 Brickman said everyone is going lo 2 Ferry Terminal 9 000 9 Marine research office 9,600 material would pass the test. i Ccfioe shop 10 Marine research office 9.800 At this point, there are really just he subject to the same criteria for using 4 Fish i 12.800 11 Interpretive center 42,000 three options, lie said: find an alternative, the mud dump and that it is going to be­ come a bigger issue. Source: Monmouth County Planning Department Karen L Kesten land-based site, kill the project, or test THE INDEPENDENT, MARCH 23, 1994 1 5

Another condition of the CAFRA per­ The draft study, completed in the fall of mit is a beachfill project between 1991, concludes that the harbor area, Comptons Creek and Ware Creek, located including about 20 acres, is eligible for to the east, to stabilize the shoreline. the National Register of Historic Places 9-CoCmdd M otor Inn As part of it dredging project, the corps and that removal o f the 15 east bank piers planned to remove 15 “finger” piers from would adversely impact it. 264-4600 • State Hwy. 35 • Holmdel, NJ 07733 the east bank and install a w all o f stones Terry Pfoutz, supervisor of the Review and chunks of concrete, to prevent ero­ Section of the state’s Historic Preservation sion. Office (part of the DEPE), said Friday, Instead of the riprap, the county will that as a result of the corps study, his construct a vertical timber bulkhead on office has determined the harbor is eligi­ the east bank. The county’s bulkhead will ble for the National Register as a “rural provide safer docking facilities for the historic district.” That means, Pfoutz fishermen, said Nicholson. explained, that either the corps or the There also is a condition related to the county must consider how the harbor’s eligibility for the National dredging/ferry project w ill adversely Register of Historic Places as a rural his­ impact the district and look at ways to to toric district. avoid or reduce that impact. DAY RAT As part of its project, the corps pre­ One way would be to carefully doc­ pared a Cultural Resources Investigation ument the 15 east-bank finger pier clusters AVAILABLE of Comptons Creek and Shoal Harbor. Continued on page17 • In-room Movies Available • AM/FM Radio • Ruby Palace Restaurant on Premises • Sports Bar/Cocktail Loung CHRISTINE’S ULTRA CLEAN • Morning Coffee Available Ultrasonic Blind Cleaning Service Senior Citizen Discount • MINIS • MICROS • VERTICALS • VENETIANS • PLEATED Truckers Welcome SAVE 100’S OF DOLLARS Don’t Buy New Blinds For Your Home Or Office.The One’s You Have Can Be Cleaned For A Fraction O f The Cost To Replace Them. Let Us Clean Them Ultrasonically r in . P e r K o o m And Get Rid O f Nicotine, Dust, Grime And Years O f Dirt. Home Or Office. Usually Cleaned In 24 Hours. Holmdel, V I 07733 ■Coupon Valid Eveiyda; w m v s m m m CALL • FREE ESTIMATES FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY (908) 583-6998 • REASONABLE PRICES Ladies don’t do it like this.. •. nup til !■ xpir* ■ ■< t.: 94

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One of the most common myths about “It’s a shame to say it, but the incident child abusers, she explains, is that they are in M analapan is a wake-up call,” said strangers dressed in shabby raincoats. tL Holmdel Chief of Police Bruce Phillips. The truth is that in more than 85 per­ “Something has to happen before people cent of the cases, the abuser is not a (M) M O TOFSOLXV realize that society is changing and it can stranger but someone the child knows — happen to them.” perhaps someone he or she loves and MICRO TAC 5 5 0 FLIP PHONE! In the early morning hours of March 6, trusts. f e a t u r e s : Manalapan police say, six-year-old Girl That being the case, says Montone, ► 27# Memory Signal ► Battery Level Indicator Scout Amanda Wengert was taken from never let a child think an adult has un­ ► Strength Meter ► Battery & Charger Inc. her Cherry Lane home by a neighbor. equivocal authority. Police believe the suspect removed “How many times have we left our Amanda from the den sofa where she was children with a baby sitter, whispering to sleeping, sexually abused the first-grader them as we leave ‘Do everything she tells and fractured her skull. Kevin Aquino, 19, you.’” says Montone. Children, she of Manalapan is charged in the crime. explains, are too literal to be left with such Amanda had been left alone with her a blanket admonition. 3-year-old and 9-year-old sisters while her Tell them that if something doesn’t parents attended an anniversary party for feel right, they have a right to question it Aquino’s parents just a few doors away. — even if they feel uncomfortable when It was later disclosed that Aquino had they’re hugged by Uncle John. Then, she been previously caught in a girls’ bath­ adds, educate your family about your feel­ room in a Manalapan elementary school ings so that they don’t get insulted. and had been arrested for harassment for The best way to increase confidence allegedly attempting to lure a 13-year-old and reduce fear is to focus your conver­ neighborhood girl into his home just three sations with your child on what he or she weeks before the murder. can do if faced with a dangerous or If the proximity of Amanda’s assault uncomfortable situation. (See accompa­ isn’t enough to chill you, the statistics nying story). 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Then debrief them when MINUTES! Allocco went to each of the four district you get back. Ask them how it went, what schools to meet with principals and tour might have been too much. the buildings to ensure that the schools are Another concern parents may have is secure. how to help them cope when they are “Safety is our first concern when it frightened by events like the Wengert comes to the children,” LeGlise said. “If they’re not safe, what difference does it murder. make what they learn?” Given the hysteria of some local televi­ LeGlise pointed to strict sign-in pro­ sion news reports and information dis­ cedures at the Village and Indian Hill pensed by their peers, it’s difficult, proba­ schools. Visitors can only enter the bly impossible to insulate them from such schools through the main door. More tragedies. important, she added, the staff and teach­ Dr. Tomasulo advises that parents be 908-549-2200 201-759-6752 ers are very vigilant and alert to strangers. patient listeners. 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Children should have a variety of op­ adult who will help. tions available to them if they are faced — Go to a safe adult when you need with a threatening situation, says Margaret help. Safe adults are adults who will lis­ Montone, coordinator of the Child Assault ten, believe the child and help. Remember Prevention (CAP) Program of Monmouth that children need more than mom or dad. County. The following list of messages Teachers, grandparents or a friend’s mom can be discussed with each of your chil­ might be safe suggestions for your child. dren as opportunities arise: — Children can say no. Many chil­ — R un away from danger. They can dren believe that saying no to an adult is run to school, to a neighbor’s house, to a wrong and that they will be punished for store or home, but they should run to the doing so. Children need to understand and nearest, safest place. be given permission to say no to any adult — Yell loudly and don’t stop yelling who makes frightening demands or until you are safe. This strategy requires requests. practice since children learn that yelling is — Your body is your own; you have a no-no most of the time. When practicing my permission and my help to take care with small children, start out softly and of it. get progressively louder. Young children — Whenever you have a problem, can be startled and frightened by such an no matter how scary or embarrassing, I exercise more easily. will listen, believe you and help. This is — Some secrets are. safe and some perhaps one of the most important mes­ are not. Surprise parties and gifts are safe sages since children often think that they secrets; they don’t make a child feel w on’t be believed. Parents need to let afraid. Safe secrets are eventually told to their children know they want to protect someone. Unsafe secrets often make chil­ them from harm. dren feel scared or uncomfortable. Unsafe — Candy Trunzo secrets should always be shared with an

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The combination is a surefire for­ W e put a great deal of trust in our teachers. mula for mediocrity and compla­ For about six hours cency. each week day, we Teachers must be held account­ place our children in their hands, able. Teaching is not — or should­ confident, for the most part, that n’t be — any different from any our kids will be given quality other profession. instruction. We applaud Gov. Whitman’s But some children get a higher call for a recertification system. quality education than others. The proposal by the New Jersey That’s because some teachers care School Boards Association seems more, work harder and are more well worth considering. Under the plan a “standard” open-minded about trying new, more innovative approaches to instructional certificate would be teaching. Sure, there are always subject to renewal every five years. going to be some teachers who are Renewal would require a minimum more committed and talented than of three years teaching experience others. But some form of recertifi­ and completion of 180 hours of professional development activi­ cation process would narrow the gap by requiring lackluster teach­ ties. ers to keep up-to-date in their sub­ While we commend the efforts ject areas and teaching skills. of individual school districts to Under the current system in offer and encourage professional New Jersey, not too much can be development activities among their done about what Gov. Christie staffs, we believe there needs to be Todd Whitman dubs the “dead a more uniform standard that teachers must meet. A recertifica­ wood” of the profession. New Jersey is currently among a small tion program coupled with on­ going observation and evaluation minority of states that do not of teachers in the classroom on the require continuing education for teachers. Once a teacher gets his or part of administrators will go a her license, it’s for life. And so, for long way toward ensuring more all intents and purposes, is tenure. consistent quality instruction for all our children. A berdeen needs human touch LETTERS Thank you for T he Aberdeen Township calling the Aberdeen Township ed answer. Police Department has hired Police Department. If this is an The Aberdeen system also has a your support a new dispatcher. emergency, please press 0 or phone “spelling” function, in which one The Community Outreach Group 9-1-1.” (COG), sponsor of the Calico Cat Thrift She’s a computerized telephone can dial a person’s last name and Shoppe, Pantry and Cupboard, and the answering system. It then leads you to a long list of get connected to that office. Homeless Action Team (HAT), 96 Kings office extensions. However, when one of our edi­ Highway, Middletown, wish to thank the The cold mechanized voice many people from our community who so leading a caller through a long list This is all fine, but during an tors tried recently to dial the name generously donated to the group during of extensions may have its place in emergency time would be wasted of a patrolman, the call ended up die holiday season. business or at the township’s gen­ especially for a caller with a rotary in the office of an administrator Special collections of food, toys, cloth­ telephone. with a similar name. ing and cash were organized by Girl eral offices. Scout and Boy Scout troops, local service But, a human voice is needed at Such a caller cannot press 0, and Automated telephone systems and social groups, individuals and area a local police department. must wait until the computerized are fine for Town Hall, but we churches. These donations enabled C O G voice finishes its spiel before a don’t like phone mail for emer­ to provide assistance in various ways. A The Aberdeen Township Police human dispatcher comes on the gency services. Christmas luncheon and party was held for 150 children and their families with Department shares the telephone line. system with other township offices. We urge the Aberdeen Township gifts given to all. Even in non-emergencies, most Police Department to switch back During December, food, clothing and The new telephone system is phone calls to a police department to the old-fashioned method of household items were provided to 126 polite, certainly. include a certain level of stress, having human beings answer the children and 77 adults. In 1993, HAT was First, it says, “Thank you for which isn’t alleviated by a record­ phone. Continued on page 33 THE INDEPENDENT, MARCH 23, 1994 3 3

Continued from page 32 patch-up job was done only in certain Lloyd Road received? ters and show up at town council meet­ spots and it is a disgrace. It looks worse able to help 56 families, who were re­ It has been brought to my attention that ings. I know there are plenty of voices now. Driving down Prospect Avenue from part o f the reason the Cliffw ood Beach ferred by churches or agencies with emer­ speaking up from our neighborhood, but Route 35 is a nightmare with all of its pot­ gency expenses. section is neglected is that not enough of maybe not enough. I would like to say to holes (present before this winter). Why the residents here complain to the town­ Our thanks to the members of the eight all concerned residents, stop complaining aren’t these roads given the attention Holmdel-Middletown area churches who ship. We need to speak up more, write let- to yourselves and start complaining to the provide continuous support to COG, to mayor and the town council. They will the customers of the Calico Cat Thrift listen. This attitude of “what good will it Shoppe and to C O G ’s dedicated group of do,” has to stop. volunteers. CHRISTINE COKEFAIR KATHY CHANDLER short takes Cliffwood Beach Holmdel Parking has its Speak up for p r o b l e m s This is about the recently adopted neighborhood ordinance and placement of “no parking” I would like to comment on Joseph signs prohibiting parking on Allen Place McAleer’s letter in your March 2 issue. in the Belford section of Middletown. As a resident o f Cliffwood Beach, I After reading the article in the Middle­ have to agree with McAleer that this sec­ town Independent during my morning tion is not given the same attention as commute, on the very morning that the other sections of Aberdeen. We definitely Now “no parking” signs appeared (March 9), I need more patrol officers in our neighbor­ (reduced by cannot help expressing my extreme con­ hood. Not long after we moved here from snow days) cern and unhappiness over the uncon­ Brooklyn, (because we wanted to improve No change scionable treatment of us, the “com­ the quality of our life) our car was broken muters.” into and my husband’s work tools were The Middletown Township Committee all stolen, ironically, this had never hap­ sites traffic congestion as a reason for pened to us in the 29 years we had lived prohibiting parking on Allen Place. To in Brooklyn. Recently, we tried* to re­ quell area residents’ concern, the situation finance our mortgage. We were turned Holmdel is being monitored so that the “com­ down because the value of our house had muters” don’t move from Allen Place to declined so much. The loan officer of the East Road or Holly Drive. Is anyone mon­ bank was flabbergasted by the low Keyport itoring the situation to see what the “com­ appraisal of our house and went to talk to muters” will do for parking or what effect some Realtors in the area. He was told it will have on us? I think not. The that while property values were on the March 2 8 -April 4 Township Committee has stated that new rise or had at least stabilized throughout Matawan- and improved parking facilities will be Monmouth County, values in Aberdeen Aberdeen forthcoming, so as to encourage people to were still declining. They attributed this use mass transit and discourage Belford to the crime and drug problem in Middletown commuters from parking in all the wrong Cliffwood and the press it had been get­ places i.e., residential streets. I would ting. think that placing “no parking” signs on The roads are another issue. Lloyd the street one day and handing out $42 Road was recently paved and it looks “no parking” tickets the next is quite a wonderful. Cliffwood Avenue, however, needed to be completely paved, but a Continued on page 34 Q u e s tio n

Fear unfounded Speak out! Several months ago, Aberdeen and Should teachers be Matawan split the cost of a merger feasi­ Express your opinion on load turn s. bility study of their police forces. recertified periodically? Officials from both town and borough Look for the stories marked with C all 1-800-390- newis. suggested this would be a good way to the Speak Out symbol and call save tax dollars. with your comments. Aberdeen currently has 25 officers, covering about 5 1/2 miles. Matawan cur­ Give your Answers lo the Question ol the Week mill be published next week. Cillers may leave Iheir names rently has 21 officers, covering about 2 • Full name or speak anonymously on the question. 1/2 miles. Matawan’s Borough Council • Town said no to the idea. • Phone number (to verify or clarify Matawan’s police commissioner is messages. Numbers will not be published) quoted as saying, “even if the money is Last week's question: saved, the concept isn’t worth it. The fear Speak Out is available 24 hours a day. Push-button phones only. is, we would lose coverage.” To reach Speak Out - press 3 If the concept wasn’t worth it, why W ho is your hero? spend the money on the study in the first To reach the Independent - press 3 place? again You have one minute to leave a My hero is John Paul II. the Pope of Rome. The reason 1 chose him is because Matawan’s officer-to-mile ratio is message; then the line will disconnect. about 10 to 1. I think he speaks the truth in a world that seems to hate the truth. I think lie is very courageous in doing something like ihal. What is the basis of the fear? HOWARD GOLDEN SPEAK OUT Aberdeen 1-800-390-NEWS (6397) ANONYMOUS 3 4 MARCH 23,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

R e d u c e Y o u r Letters G r o c e r y B i l l Continued from page 33 smoke screen by many to divert the issues at hand, which were: statistics concerning discouragement. I thought a public street the municipal budget, the police depart­ W h i l e Y o u H e l p (paid for and maintained by all taxpayers ment, crime rate, population, and other of the township) meant anyone could park police departments’ salaries — one being on it. Jersey City. R e d u c e W a s t e . Is the traffic situation such a hazard Maybe someone has to tell the mayor that prohibiting people to park could not that we are a suburban town not to be Many products come in several choices wait until additional parking was created? compared to an urban city. The compari­ Did anyone bother to think that people son has no basis. Crime statistics show we of packaging. Next time, buy your usual parked there because there is not enough have a problem no matter what the mayor brands in the packaging that makes room in the existing commuter lots, and tried to make us believe. The residents’ taking this action was only going to exac­ concerns do not seem to be important. the least am ount of waste. You’ll help save erbate the situation. As if it is not bad Something is wrong when the elected of­ space in M onm outh County’s landfill enough having a two- to three-hour com­ ficials do not listen to the people who had mute, but to have to leave that much ear­ trust in them to do the right thing for the and you m ight save grocery money, too. lier just so you can get a parking space is town. How gullible do the council mem­ totally unacceptable. bers think the public is? Do they think L E S S W A S T E M O R E W A S T E Being a new resident in Belford, it that the residents will just go away Glass Cleaner makes me wonder if all situations, even because they said no, and their word is the seemingly inconsequential ones such as only thing that matters? Elected officials this, are handled by the township in such are to be representatives of the people a biased and short-sighted manner. It truly who voted for them and follow the needs makes me wonder if my family and I and wishes of the people. It’s time that the made the right decision in moving to residents of Aberdeen unite and work to­ Belford. gether to get what we pay for. More cops! Liquid pump battle Pre-moistened wipes Although I feel that the whole situa­ A study done by the police training Waste Savings: 61% volume tion was handled very poorly, I must say commission of the state of New Jersey, Money Savings: 26% that after speaking to Deputy Police Chief Department of Law and Public Safety, division of Criminal Justice, dated March Orange Juice Ernest Volkland, he was honest enough to admit there was nothing he could do to al­ 1976 stated the following: leviate my situation, but listened to my “The uniformed patrol operation is pri­ complaint anyway. marily responsible for crime prevention KATHLEEN A. CUNNINGHAM and is the most complex, difficult and im ­ Belford portant of all police functions. The preventive effort of the patrol force is directed toward the elimination of condi­ 12 oz. can frozen concentrate 3 pack Waste Savings: 83% volume ready-to-drink boxes tions that contribute to criminal activity. Money Savings: 55% Township needs The elements necessary for the commis­ sion of crime (opportunity and desire) Chicken Noodle Soup additional police must be kept under constant pressure by a Politics is the name of the game in deterring patrol operation.” Aberdeen. The town council will not hire It’s time for positive action by the three police officers unless the PBA set­ town council. It’s time for the council to tles their union contract with the town­ realize that crime is a priority throughout ship. The council has not acted on the the nation and the state, and that $60,000 grant award received from the Aberdeen is no exception. It’s time for the Condensed can Microwave single council to stop talking about the police Waste Savings: 46% volume state for two additional officers because Money Savings: 82% of contract negotiations. This was stated department budget as the largest budget in to the residents at the March 1 council the municipality and start looking at the F r o z e n C o m meeting. This is absolute nonsense. Why? other departments that have astronomical Because they are two separate issues. The increases; and understand that the police police department has a manpower short­ department is essential to the quality of age that needs to be addressed immediate­ life. ly and is not being taken seriously by the We, as residents of Aberdeen, deserve council. The money was in the budget for and must demand adequate police pres­ 1993 for 28 officers, and only after much ence and protection. 28 oz. plastic bag Single serving 4.S oz. box pressure from the taxpayers did the coun­ It is quite obvious that the residents are Waste Savings: 98% volume aware, involved and concerned, since the Money Savings: 59% cil act and hire two officers. Now here we are again. 1994 brings a shortage of three neighborhood watch program is the T o o th p a ste officers, leaving us with only 25 officers. largest in Monmouth County. But the The council not acting to bring the num­ town council does not appear to under­ ber up to 28 (which is still too low for stand the concept that the town people Aberdeen) says that the council is not act­ want more cops on the streets. ing in the best interest of the residents, Over the last two years, as chair­ who voted for them regarding public safe­ woman of Aberdeen’s neighborhood watch program, (a national crime preven­ ty- 6.4 oz. tube Upon questioning by a resident, the tion program) I have met and listened to Waste Savings: 69% volume mayor stated that the cost to Aberdeen in the concerns of many residents about the Money Savings: 36% conjunction with this grant would be lack of police presence in our neighbor­ $120,000. This is total misrepresentation hoods. I have expressed these concerns to W hen shopping, don’t forget to bring your own the council, but they are not listening. It’s bag. For more waste prevention tips call the on the mayor’s part, because the grant application states that the local match in time for the taxpayers to demand account­ Recycling Hotline at (908) 577-8400. dollars would be $35,221, which covers ability and answers. salaries, insurance, pension, uniforms, JULANNE SCHMITT equipment, academy training, etc. for two Aberdeen officers. The mayor failed to disclose that they put $20,464 for a patrol car plus additional money for other items into the MAILBAG MEMO amount stated. This is misleading information and it would certainly make Letters to the editor should be typed or you wonder how many other items should written legibly, double spaced and signed. Include your address and a telephone and must be questioned by the public. At number where you can be reached during this same meeting, the mayor made a the day. 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ian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft. VIIMTIOXS $5. • Marlboro Chapter of Women's American O RT Women’s Bowling League T o d ay will meet 12:45-2:15 p.m. Weekly. Strath­ * Center Drama Workshop will hold more Bowling, Route 34, Matawan. Free auditions for its upcoming Lend Me a baby-sitting. For more information, call Tenor at 7:30 p.m. at the Jewish 536-6790. Community Center, 100 Grant Ave., Deal Park. Bring a resume and photo. Call 531­ T h u rsd a y 9100 or 222-4560. • Monmouth Camera Club will meet at 8 p.m. Colt’s Neck Reformed Church, Monday and Tuesday Route 34. Members include beginners, • Creative Productions is holding advanced photographers; guests wel­ auditions for Champion Kids' Foods 7-9 come. For more information, call 946­ p.m. at Lloyd Road School, Aberdeen 9593. Township. For an appointment call 566­ 6985. F rid ay • Garden State Horror Writers will meet at 11 a.m. Manalapan Library, Symmes Drive. Beginning, published writ­ CLLKS ers invited. Membership includes horror, fantasy, science fiction , mystery writers. T o d ay For more information, call 583-8786 • Western Monmouth County New­ comers Club will have a complimentefry Fridays and Sundays PASSION PLAY — St. Agnes’ eighth annual Passion Play will be per­ get-acquainted tea for prospective mem­ • Table Tennis Club will meet at formed at 8 p.m. March 25 and 27 at St. Agnes Church, Atlantic bers. 8 p.m. at a member’s home. All Good Sports U.S.A., 117 Blair Road, Highlands. The cast includes (l-r, front to back) Jessica Meeham, John women welcome; members don’t have to Aberdeen. Weekly. Fridays, 8-11 p.m.; Naimoli, Heidi Anderson, Emily Veth, Justin Meeham, Bonnie Veth, be new to the area. For more information, Sundays, 5-8 p.m. For more information, David Mason, Mellissa Mason, Jim Lopusznick, Leanne Anderson and call 938-4226, 972-0836. call Roger Cormier at 671-8782. Tom Lopusznick. For information, call 291-4272. • Manalapan-Englishtown Right-to- Life Committee will meet 8 p.m. at Knights S a tu rd a y of Columbus Hall, La Satta Avenue, • Shore Singles will hike at Apple Pie Englishtown. Hill, Chatsworth. Meet at 11 a.m. at com­ mission is free to members, $3 for non­ exhibit and auction 7 p.m. at The • Self-Help for Hard of Hearing People muter parking lot 105, Eatontown. Fee is member adults and $2.50 for children and Shadowbrook, Route 35, Shrewsbury. The (SHH) will meet at 6:30 p.m. Monmouth $3 for members, $4 for non-members. For seniors. Call 47-2266. auction will start at 8:30 p.m. Guests are County Library, Route 9 and Symmes more information, call 774-6759. invited to come early for the preview. Drive, Manalapan. Today through June 19 Admission is $15 per person. For informa­ • Quest for singles sponsors pro­ M onday Monmouth County Historical tion call 842-2039. grams, music, dancing, weekly. Refresh­ • Sierra Club Shore Group will meet at Association, 70 Court St., Freehold, pre­ ments, door prizes. 7:45 p.m. First Unitar- 8 p.m. Eatontown Community Center, 68 sents the exhibition “A Small and Perfect S a tu rd a y Broad St. Slide show on wilderness camp­ Likeness: Miniatures and Silhouettes.” • Annual Fund-raising Fashion Show ing. For more information, call Marty Judd Artists represented in the exhibition held by St. John Vianney High School, at 957-1493; Faith Teitelbaum at 229­ include Charles Wilson Peale, Theodore Holmdel, 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Van's Freehold Inn, Route 79, Freehold. $25. All children age 12 1568. Lund and Anna Claypoole Peale For reservations, call 566-4761. and under are invit­ Straughton. Admission is $2 for adults, $1 Foundation, Pine ed to meet the for children ages 6-18, $1.50 for seniors. • Deborah Hospital ✓Easter bunny and win free exhibits For information call 462-1466. Brook chapter, presents bingo, Saturday prizes 11 a.m. March 26 at evenings, Great American Flea Market, Route 9, Howell. Doors open 6:15 p.m.; Matawan Borough's annual Today through July 17 Today through Sunday games start 7 p.m. $1,000 in prize money. Easter event. It will be held • “Tools of the Trade,” an exhibition For the sole support of Deborah Heart and at the Matawan • The Monmouth County Park Sys­ of tools from early crafts and occupations, Lung Center, Browns Mills. For more infor­ Community Center on tem will host a two-person art exhibit, fea­ on display at the Monmouth County turing works in mixed media by Barbara mation, call Jack Tesser at 536-3611. Broad Street. Historical Association Museum and Li­ Bluestein and photographs by Judith brary, 70 Court St., Freehold. Hours: 10 Nadler at the Visitor Center in Thompson a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday; 1-4 p.m. That jane Wooster Park, Newman Springs Road, Lincroft. Scott print you Sunday. Admission, $2 for adults; $1 for I ll MS Hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Friday; children ages 6-18, $1.50 for seniors. As­ covet will be going, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. ✓going, gone unless you get sociation members and children under T u esd ay Call 842-4000. to the junior League art age 6 are admitted free. • “Fred and Gene: They Made Us exhibit and auction to be Today through March 31 Feel Like Dancing” film series presents held at The Shadowbrook Today through Aug. 28 Dancing Lady, 2 p.m. at the Monmouth • Original pastels on paper, featuring in Shrewsbuiy on Friday • “Chinese Export Porcelain: The County Library Headquarters, 125 the works of Richard Stout, on exhibit at evening beginning at / McCann Collection” on display at the Symmes Drive, Manalapan. Free. Call Art Forms, 16 Monmouth St., Red Bank. p.m. Admission, which Monmouth County Historical Association, 308-3761. Hours: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday; includes a light dinner, is Freehold Room, 70 Court St., Freehold 1-4 p.m. Sunday; Mondays and evenings $15. Call 842-2039 for Borough. Hours: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday- by appointment. reservations and details. Saturday and 1-4 p.m. Sunday. For infor­ mation, call 462-1466. Ml SIC Today through April 2 Hazlet Recreation • Scherer Gallery presents T h u rsd a y Department will “Tamayo-Works on Paper,” featuring a • Middletown Township Public hold its annual group of mixografias and lithographs on I I MHtAISMtS ✓Easter Egg Hunt at noon Library will present “Traditional Songs of exhibit by artist Rufino Tamayo. 93 School the British Isles” at 7:30, 55 New Saturday at Veterans Road West, Marlboro. Hours are F rid ay Memorial Park ball field. Monmouth Road, Middletown. The free Wednesdays-Sundays. Call 536-9465. and There will be prizes, a jelly • Bachelor/Bachelorette Auction concert will feature David Farewell’s Flash Dance, cocktails at 7 p.m., auction at 8 Company. For information, call 671-3700. bean guessing contest and Today through April 7 p.m., dance 11 p.m. Oyster Point Hotel, the "bunny family" will be Red Bank. $20 in advance, $25 at the there. For information, call • MaryLou Shipman presents F rid ay door, $5 for dance only. Benefits Make-a- 739-0653. Rain date is April “Victorian Watercolors,” on exhibit at the Club Bene Dinner theater will present 2. Guild of Creative Art, 620 Broad St., Wish Foundation of Monmouth County. Steve Forbert in concert with opening act •••••••••••••••••••••• Route 35, Shrewsbury. Hours: noon-4:30 Call 264-2500. Jan Corliss at 9 p.m. with an optional din­ p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. Reception from ner at 7 p.m. Route 35, Sayreville. Dinner Middletown • Community Luncheon, 11:30 a.m. 3-5 p.m. Sunday. Call 741-1441. and show $25, show only $15. For infor­ Department of to 1:30 p.m. First Presbyterian Church of Freehold, Main Street and Brinckerhoff mation call 727-3000. , Recreation will hold Today through May 1 its annual Easter Egg Hunt Avenue. Suggested donation $5. at 10 a.m. Saturday at • “Constance Stuart Larrabee: World Proceeds benefit YMCA of Western S a tu rd a y Croydon Hall by the recre­ W ar II Photo Journal,” on display at the Monmouth County programs. For more • Club Bene Dinner Theatre presents ation building. Rain date is Monmouth Museum, located on the cam­ information, call the church office at 462­ Rob Bartlett of Imus in the Morning in con­ April 2. For more informa­ pus of Brookdale Community College, 0234. cert 8 p.m. with an optional dinner at 6:30 Lincroft. Hours: 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. p.m., Route 35, Sayreville. Dinner and tion, call 615-2260. • The Junior League of Monmouth Tuesday-Saturday; 1-5 p.m. Sunday. Ad­ County (JLMC) will sponsor a fund-raising show $30. For information, call 727-3000. THE INDEPENDENT, MARCH 23, 1994 3 7

in Manhattan, second mezzanine seating. are recommended. Call 758-0099. Saturday and Sunday Every Thursday Leave at 10 a.m. from library overflow ' • Club Bene Children’s Theater will • Norwegian language classes taught parking lot, Middle Road, Hazlet. Tickets Saturdays and Sundays through present “Aladdin" at 2 p.m., Route 35, by Marit Sparrock, educated in Norway may be purchased at Hazlet recreation A p ril 9 Sayreville. All seats are $5 with group and England, 5:30 p.m. for beginners; office or Veterans Memorial Park for $33. • MeadowLark Productions at The rates for parties of 10 or more. All chil­ 6:30 p.m. for those who know a few basic • Monthly breakfast by Knights of Meadow Theater presents Other People's dren’s shows are performed by The words, Sons of Norway Lodge, 80 Columbus, East Main Street, Freehold. Money. 8 p.m. in The Galleria Atrium, Calliope Storybook Theater. For informa­ Boundary, Marlboro. $20 per student for 8:30-11:30 a.m. $4 for adults, $2 per Bridge Avenue and West Front Street, tion, call 727-3000. r; full course of 13 sessions. To register or child. All welcome. Red Bank. Tickets $12; $10 for students for more information, call Doris Jorgensen, and seniors 62 and up. Dinner-theater T u esd ay 356-0486. M o n d ay tickets are $29 plus gratuities. Arrive for • The Dorian Wind Quintet will per­ • Conference on “Gun Violence in dinner between 5:30 and 6 p.m. form 8:30 p.m. at Brookdale Community F rid ay New Jersey." 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Reservations recommended. Call 758­ College, Lincroft. Tickets are $16. There • Tricky Tray held by Ladies Auxiliary University of Medicine and Dentistry of 0099. will be an opportunity to meet the perform­ to VFW Post No. 4247, Third and Waverly New Jersey, Medical Sciences Building, ers after the concert. For information call streets, Keyport. 8 p.m., doors open at 7 185 S. Orange Ave., Newark. $25 for Next Wednesday 224-2411. p.m. $3 donation; refreshments served. members of N.J. Citizens to Stop Gun The Music Department of First For more information, call 264-8391, 566­ Violence, $35 for non-members; includes Presbyterian Church of Red Bank invites Next Wednesday 2183. lunch. For more information, call Michael the public to the dress rehearsal of its • Club Bene Dinner Theater will pre­ • Art Auction, coordinated by Marlin Sullivan at (215) 715-1513. Holy W eek production The Light to the sent saxman Dave Koz in concert at 9 Art Inc., New York. Preview, complimenta­ Cross at 8 p.m. at Tower Hill, Harding p.m., Route 35, Sayreville. Tickets are ry hors d’oeuvres at 7 p.m., bidding at 8 Tuesdays through June Road, Red Bank, with Communion. The $15. For information, call 727-3000. p.m. New Monmouth School, New • Men’s recreational volleyball for perfomance will be 8 p.m. at Tower Hill. Monmouth Road, Middletown. $5. For Hazlet residents only. Proof of residency For information, call 747-1329. reservations, call 671-6075. required. 7-10 p.m. Beers Middle School. SPECIAL I V IM S S a tu rd a y • Art Show and Auction by Women’s T o d ay Association of Allentown. Preview, 7 p.m., THEATER HEALTH • Easter Tricky Tray, sponsored by Auction 8 p.m. Allentown First Aid T o d ay the Ladies Auxiliary of New Point Comfort Building, 40 Waker Ave. $5. For tickets, Thursday through Sunday • “Don’t Panic! Understanding Firehouse, Carr Avenue, Keansburg. 8 call (609) 259-2044. • Henry Hudson Regional School, Anxiety and Panic Attacks," overview of p.m. Prizes, groceries, Easter baskets raf­ • Spaghetti Dinner held by 4-H Highlands, will perform Little Shop of symptoms managemen,. 7:30-9 p.m. fled off; refreshments served. $2.50 Monmouth County Senior Council. 6-9 Horrors on Thursday, which is a special Health Awareness Center, 65 Gibson adults, $2 for seniors. p.m. Freehold Township Independent Fire matinee for senior citizens; Friday at 7:30; Place, Freehold Township. $7 donation • Macy’s Monmouth Benefit Co, Siloam Road. For tickets or directions, Saturday at 7:30; and Sunday at 2 p.m. requested; registration required. To regis­ Shopping Day, co-sponsored by call 431-7263. For information, call 872-0900. ter, call 308-0570. Monmouth Park Charity Fund. $5 includes • Pre-paid reservations due to see 20 percent discount on clothes, shoes; 10 Miss Saigon with front mezzanine seats Thursday, Fridays and T h u rsd a y percent discount on home items, jewelry, for $65 or Les Miserables with orchestra Saturdays through April 2 • Free blood pressure screenings, 7-9 drawings, entertainment, refreshments. seats for $55. Price includes transporta­ • First Avenue Playhouse will present For tickets and information, call tion, all taxes, tips. Leave at 6 p.m. from p.m. Health Awareness Center, Freehold Nunsense. 8 p.m. dessert; 8:30 p.m. show Raceway Mall. For more information, call JewishFamily and Children’s Service at Mater Dei High School Parking Lot, at 123 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands. 774-6886. Cherry Tree Farm Road, New Monmouth, 294-0011 or 308-0570. Admission Friday and Saturday is $18 per • Free Pap test, 3-6 p.m. John L. returning approximately 11:30 p.m. For person, two for $35. Cost is $10 per per­ Today through March 31 reservations, call Pat Thompson at 787­ Montgomery Home, 115 Dutch Lane son on Thursday. All admissions include Road, Freehold Township. Use TB control • Applications accepted for 3652; Rita Young at 787-9138. dessert, coffee and refreshments. entrance. For an appointment, call 431­ exhibitors/vendors/performers for Multi­ • Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by Advance reservations are necessary and 7456. cultural Festival on April 24 sponsored by Allentown Lions Club, Lakeview Drive. 9 can be made by calling 291-7552. • “Eat Healthy America,” presented Monmouth Council of Girl Scouts at Fort a.m. Rain date Sunday at 2 p.m. by Amy Schetelich, dietitian. 1-2:30 p.m. Monmouth Community Center. Low cost; • Open House at High Technology Friday and Saturday SeniorsFirstl, Health Awareness Center, free for performers. Space is limited. For High School, Brookdale Community • Red Oak Music Theater presents College campus, Newman Springs Road, 65 Gibson Place, Freehold Township, information, call Dottie Ruvel, Lois Kurz at Nunsense. 8 p.m. Friday. There will be 938-5454. Lincroft. For interested Monmouth County Free; registration required. For reserva­ two shows on Saturday at 2 p.m. and 8 ninth-graders and their parents. 10 a.m. tions, call 294-2722. p.m. at the Strand Theatre, Clifton Avenue T h u rsd a y For more information, call 842-8444. • “Keep Your Memory Sharp,” free and Fourth Street, Lakewood. Tickets are lecture, workshop, 10-11:30 a.m. SCAN • Annual Spring Ticket Auction by • Musik Garten Chor Annual Spring $18 and $15, and can be purchased by (Senior Citizens Activities Center), River Plaza Elementary School, 155 Craft Fair, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Lakewood calling 364-1515. Monmouth Mall, Eatontown. Hubbard Ave., Middletown. 6:30 p.m. $6 Maennerchor, Lanes Mill Road, Howell. • “Childhood Asthma Update,” 7-9 includes dessert, beverage, 10 raffle tick­ German and American crafts, photos with Friday and Monday p.m., free. Monmouth Medical Center, 300 ets, door prizes. the Easter Bunny, Easter egg hunt, • St. Agnes Church will present its Second Ave., Long Branch. To register, • “A Breath of Spring,” Networking German food. For more information, call eighth annual Passion Play presented by call 870-5205. Business After Hours, sponsored by Maggie Hanley at 681-7307; Hedi Braun the youth of the St. Agnes parish. S u n d ay Eastern Monmouth Area Chamber of at 329-2538. Performances will be held 8 p.m. at St. Commerce,Greater Eatontown Area • MacKenzie Museum and Library, • Obstetrics tour, 1:30 p.m. Agnes Church, Atlantic Highlands. For Chamber of Commerce. 5:30-8:30 p.m. 427 Lakewood-Farmingdale Road, Monmouth Medical Center, 300 Second information, call 291-4272. F.J. Foggia Florists, 196 Monmouth Blvd., Howell, open, free to the public, 9:30 a.m.- Ave., Long Branch. To register, call 87­ Oceanport. $10. For reservations, call 12:30 p.m. 5205. 741-0055. Saturday and Sunday through M on d ay • Annual Installation of Officers and S u nday A p ril 2 Celebration of Women in History by • Folk Dancing, 8-10 p.m. Sons of • The Meadow Theater will present • “Look Good, Feel Better,’’ 1:30-3:30 Monmouth County Federation of Norway Lodge 466 Cultural Classes, 80 Mr. Easter Bunny at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. on p.m. Lets women cancer patients under­ Republican Women. Noon. Squire’s Pub, Boundary, Marlboro. To register, call 787­ Saturday, Sunday, and April 2. The the­ going chemotherapy, radiation feel com­ West Long Branch. $18. For reservations, 0538. ater is located in The Galleria Atrium, fortable by receiving a makeover. call Annette Kovacs at 264-1887. • Bus trip to Radio City Easter Show Bridge Avenue and West Front Street, Registration required. For information and Red Bank. Tickets are $8. Reservations meeting location, call 280-2323. Adult & Pediatric Chiropractic Care w m ■ ■■ ■ m i TOTAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CORP. FREE Initial C onsultation FREE ESTIMATES • BANK FINANCING & Exam ination COMPLETE OR PARTIAL BATHROOM REMODELING C$90 Value) M axim um X-Ray Fee of $20, If N ecessary ($90 Value) • CUSTOM DESIGN Expires April 30, 1994 IND • EXPERT WORKMANSHIP • Slip-tall Injuries • Auto Accidents CERAMIC TILE WORK • Workman's ( inrip • Pediatric Care ■ ALL PHASES OF RENOVATION • Back and Neck Pains "WE DO THE

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□ □ □ □ COUNTY LINE □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ Overhead Door Co. farm near Leonardville, will have a hear­ □ □ □ □ ing on the same day on a charge of not suf­ ficiently feeding his cows. Holmdel is not the most rapid place in MAINTENANCE FREE the world. But there is one thing Holmdel does to perfection — and that is the dedi­ cation of new buildings. The report of the death of Lieutenant Djssc® STEEL! It was decided to dedicate Wm. W. Ronson Wame of Matawan from disease Showroom: - Taylor’s new agricultural warehouse with in France proved to be a mistake. Last 5995 Hwy. 9 No., Howell, NJ • 901-6600 a sociable. W ill Ely, Howard Ely, John week Lieutenant W ame’s wife received a Ely, Luther Schenck and Daniel H. Smock letter from him, stating that he was enjoy­ ing good health. The notice of his death put a stove in the building, lighted the INSULATED..... *750 was sent out by the war department on room with Japanese lanterns, and fes­ |U X/ imuLipiit *Tri> f\ STANDARD-SAFEST SYSTEM tooned the walls with flags and bunting Feb. 21st. Relatives of Lieutenant Wame INSTALLED UNINSULATED *6 9 0 ON THE MARKET until “it looked too sweet for anything,” to felt from the first that a mistake had been quote one of Holmdel’s most beautiful made since they had received mail regular­ ALL MODELS-14 GAUGE HARDWARE S HEAVY DUTY WELDED TRAGK. daughters. ly from him and he said in all of his letters that his health was good. The invitations were sent out for a Moving pictures relating to modem 8'x7' $39 5 8 x7' $45 0 h horse power *2951 dance on Wednesday night. The people INSTALLED INSTALLED INSTALLED I came from Red Bank, Colt’s Neck, agricultural methods were shown at the STEEL RAISED PANEL- STEEL RAISED PANEL- GARAGE; DOOR Freehold, Manalapan, Marlboro and public school of Lincroft on Friday af­ UNINSULATED FULLY! INSULATED OPENER\IER Matawan. There were about 100 people — ternoon. The pictures were explained by INCLUDES...FULL WEATHER STRIPPING & REMOVAL OF OLD DOOR young folk, middle-aged, and old folk. Stephen Allen, a teacher at the Leonardo There was sufficient floor room for nine school. Most of the pupils of the Lincroft sets of dancers and the dancing was kept school were present. up until an early hour in the morning. Frank Bloodgood of Lincroft has a It was reported that there were three new Chevrolet automobile. proposals of marriage during the sociable Jacob Deninis of Belford is very sick and that all of them were accepted. A with pneumonia. Come sample our menu! reporter asked W ill Ely to verify this 50$ O F F Garrett Magee died suddenly Sunday report, but he said that he was unable to do % S U B at the home of his nephew, Frank Magee so but hoped it was true. j Tues., Wed. & Thurs. of River Plaza. I $1 .0 0 O F F BUY ONE It is said that Middletown Township He was enjoying his good health when I A N Y W H O L E | CHEF SPECIALS BLACKBOARD will have about $11,000 to spend for roads I he went to bed Saturday night but when he SUB [ by Chef Carmine from N.Y. SPECIAL this year. The gravel for the roads will cost was called Sunday morning, he said he I Cannot be combined Get One V i Price | Rigatoni, with Prosciutto in a cream sauce about $1,000 and it is claimed under the was tired and would remain in bed for a I with any other offer of equal 4-6-94 wording of the ballots that this will have to while. A few hours later he was found L — -£x-£. ^ — — J Rigatoni, with spicy sausage sauce or lesser value come out of the ways and means account, dead. Mr. Magee was 81, and was a son of % Cm Skmt Smki! Valid Tues., Wed.. and that all of the $ 10,000 must be used for Penne Primavera in garlic & 011 & Thurs. only James Magee of Holmdel. The funeral was “ chicken Cacciatore! exp. 4-6-94 teaming and labor on the roads. held this afternoon at the house and the Come In And See Our Extended Italian Menu Henry Hammond, a young En­ burial was at Holmdel. glishman living in Holmdel, has been endowed by nature with a splendid voice 50 AGO M o l i n a r i ’s for singing. He can trill and warble and u m quaver like a house afire. PFC Herbert Applegate, 21, and the R e s t a u r a n t Hours: Mr. Hammond has a little sporting only son of Mr. and Mrs. Applegate of the (Formerly Celinda’s) Closed Monday blood in his veins and he is willing to back Tues. & Wed. 11 am - 9 pm Atlantic Highlands, was killed in action in b .y .o .b . 58 Broad Street, Keyport himself to the extent of fifty dollars that he Thurs. 11 am - 8 pm Italy, according to a telegram received last Fri. & Sat. 11 am - 10 pm can sing more and better than any other (908) 888-8382 Sun. 11 am - 8 pm , man in Holmdel, Colts Neck, Tinton Falls Thursday. While no details were given, the or the Big Woods. parents believe their son had taken part in the battle for the Anzio beachhead. Rynie Holmes of the Bay Shore was fined $9.50 for overdriving and otherwise Letters received during the months past Here’s a Cool Idea... abusing his horse. Eugene Schanck will be revealed that the young soldier has seen tried on Saturday on a charge of abusing action previously in Africa and Sicily. The his horse in Middletown Township. last letter received from him by his mother Eugene Smith, who lives on the old Mills said he was “O.K.” I N K f l A T . It’s the perfect weather to think about your heating and cooling system.

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POLICEBEAT HAZIE 1 Brian Wingler, 23, of 22 Church All o f the information in these items was Street, Keansburg, was charged March 12 reported by local police departments. with driving while intoxicated following a motor vehicle stop on Route 36 and Laurel Avenue. He was released on rec­ A8ERDEE ognizance. Patrolman Arthur Lynch made UTH COUNTY'S U THINK SPRING the stop. S QF CERAMIC T[ Michael Bush, 29, of 59 Highland featuring these famous brands: Juveniles were throwing garbage at Blvd., Keansburg, was charged March 12 Porcelanosa • Mannington • Porto Bello • American Olean SALE! each other at the McDonald’s parking lot, with driving while intoxicated following a » Falcinelli • Fla. Tile ■ Azuvi plus much more! Route 35. It was reported on March 13. motor vehicle stop on Laurel Avenue by Custom Hand-Painted & Mexican Tile U P T O Patrolman Alan Geyer responded. Large Selection of Southwestern Tile Patrolman Dean Caneal. Children playing ball on C e n te r At Jersey Coin and Stamp Exchange, Importers of Quality Ceramic and Marble from around the world Street broke a resident’s window. It was • Everything for the Do-It-Yourselfer located at Airport Plaza, Route 36, some­ • Authorized Kohler Dealer • Custom Hand Painted Tile reported on March 15. Patrolman Darryl one broke in and smashed two glass dis­ ______• Marble Vanity Tops • Fireplaces etc.______Richardson responded. play cases during the early morning hours Free Estimates %«H Two pocketbooks containing $230 of March 10. Professional Insured Installation Select Items • Valid thru 3/3 1/94 were stolen March 12 from the trunk of a car parked at Kentucky Fried Chicken, 320 Hwy. 34 Aberdeen, N.J. Route 35. Patrolman Mike Meany inves­ tigated. i/4 mile South of Lloyd Rd. HOURS: MON-SAT 8-5. THURS TIL 8, FRI 8-4 I

Tadeusz Tuchoishi, 4 6 , of 83 2 Lakeshore Drive in Cliffwood Beach, THINKING OF Aberdeen, was arrested on shop-lifting NJ DEVILS charges at the A & P supermarket in the BUYING OR Holmdel Towne Center on March 14. TICKETS Patrolman Richard Verdi made the arrest. Detectives Louis Torres and Frank The first customer every Saturday to purchase any treadmill or LEASING A Allocco are investigating two break-ins at programmable stairclimber will receive 2 free Gold Ring Devils private homes. On March 11, intruders tickets* include preferred parking and admission to the Winner Club. NEW OR entered a Grandview Drive home through a rear sliding glass door at 10 p.m. On USED CAR? March 12, at 7 p.m., an alarm was activat­ Come down to Fitness Lifestyles for the area's ed at a residence on Canyon Woods best selection of fitness equipment. We feature s e e _ ------Court. Police, who responded within three the largest fitness showroom in the Northeast, minutes, found that entry was gained carrying all major brands. We also offer a fully through the rear of the home. It is **To m m y j* unknown at this time what was taken from trained staff to install & service your equipment. either home. Police are asking anyone who might have seen suspicious people or TROTTER 525 PROGRAMMABLE TREADMILL vehicles near those areas to contact the A consistently smooth and comfortable workout- department at 946-4400. with less impact than running on the street. The flywheel and running belt were designed for a 111 ROUTE 36 NORTH, KEYPORT 2 6 4 - 4 3 3 3 smooth, quiet perofmance. " A dealership built on customer satisfaction!" A stereo was stolen March 14 from a •Wide running sufece • Electric indine to 12% car parked on South Main Street. Two Second Street neighbors en­ DEADLINE: Mar. 28 gaged in a fight on March 14, resulting in ISSDE DATE: Mar. 23 one man biting the other one. The bite vic­ tim was transported to Bayshore 525 Sale extended through March 31st WIN Community Hospital, and charges are pending. Due To Customer Response. A driver of Kim’s Taxi reported March DINNER 14 that two women got out of the cab on Broad Street and left without paying for If you want to avoid mediocre machines FOR TWO their ride. Sgt. Ted Gajewski investigated. and mediocre results, you want a TECTRIX When you find Andy hiding A resident of Keyport Club Village on in this week’s issue, you Atlantic Street reported March 12 that a PERSONAL CLIMBER. The smoothest, may win: neighbor was creating a disturbance by quietest, most versatile stairclimber on the A Dinner for Two at throwing things around. Patrolmen Mike Redheads Bistro/Bar Ferm and John O’Connor responded and found that the subject of the complaint market. And the only one that lets you Located on Rt. 35S (at Rascals Comedy Club), could barely make it to the door to answer select climbing speeds from 10 to 150 Ocean, 908-531-1001 it, according to the report. The entire ft./min. If it isn't Tectrix, it's a step behind. Redheads is at Rascals Comedy apartment was filled with gas fumes Club, but they do NOT serve released from the stove burner. The ten­ comedy club food. Enjoy the lively ant said he had put some potpourri on the and energetic, often original and stove, fell asleep and didn’t know that the creative dishes featuring wonderful gas was on without a fire. Sale M 995 reg. 2195 accents and taste sensations. There’s tempting appetizers, hand­ Patrolman John O’Connor re ­ made pastas and huge portions. sponded to a March 12 complaint that two B J M E S fl ^a*e extenc*ed through March 31s1 Redheads is a show-stopper! men and two women were causing a dis­ Due to Customer Response turbance on Beers Street. The com­ Just fill out the entry blank plainant said that one man pulled down and mail it to: his pants and mooned passers-by. ANDY c/o The Independent Three youths did not pay their $6 cab fare after being dropped off on East Front Edgeboro Rd., East Brunswick, NJ. 08816 Street according to the driver of Roj’s The winner will be drawn from the Taxi. The report was filed on March 12. entry blanks with the correct answer. 200 M A IN STREET, ASBURY PARK, NJ 07712 Found" ANDY 1 908-775-1630 He was hiding in the After a Mohawk Drive resident re­ ported March 15 that there seemed to be EXERCISE EQUIPMENT* SALES & SERVICE a dead body in the woods off Sutton ______I ! Place, Patrolmen Jason Gallo and Mike Fountain investigated. The body shape on turned out to be a mass of plastic dis­ 800-553-4863 carded in the woods. A Mohawk Drive resident reported 200 Main St. Holmdel Plaza Address March 15 that two men carrying crow bars appeared at the door and said they want­ Asbury Park 2145 Rt. 35, Holmdel ed to fix the floor. Police responded, and it 908-775-1630 908-739-4004 P hone, was found that the two men had just arrived at the wrong house. MIDDLETOWN INDEPENDENT, MARCH 23, 1994 4 1 THE INDEPENDENT, MARCH 23, 1994 4 1 Obituaries Home Comfort Sale

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Monuments • Bronze Markers Order Until The Family Mausoleums • Repairs EDWARD B. STOGOSKI, 67, of Sun City, Cemetery Lettering Burial Property Has Arizona, died December 10 at home. Born in 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE Jersey City, he moved to Middletown 36 years ago before moving to Arizona in 1992. He 908-671-1122 Been Selected worked for the Pipefitters Union Local No. 9, 601 Hwy. 35, Middletown Tinton Falls, for 30 years, and at Six Flaggs (Apple Farm Rd. Jughandle) Great Adventure for 10 years. He was a mem­ TRADITIONAL ber of the Middletown Elks. He was a Navy vet­ eran from 1941-1943, and a Marine Corps vet­ DIRECT It is a wise person who prepares in advance. eran from 1943-1955. He fought in World War CREMATIONS Put your house in order now, for future peace of II, the Korean War and Guadalcanal. He was a mind. decorated veteran when he retired in 1955. He $425°° was predeceased by his sister, Catherine Service includes: Removal from place of death, Fair View Cemetery is prepared to take care “Snooky” Weireter in 1990. Surviving are his cremation container (PADAT 8PP5A), filing death of your cemetery needs whether you choose wife, Joan G.; a daughter, Nancy L. Stogoski- certificate and obtaining permit, transportation to Opie of Middletown; one grandson and one crematory and cremation expense. above ground or traditional burial. ABOVE GROUND~ stepgranddaughter of Middletown. Menke Fu­ Arrangements made in your home. neral Home, Sun City, Arizona, was in charge of cremation. Memorial service was at the Re­ 1-800-244-8317 Fair View Cemetery & Mausoleum formed Church of Tinton Falls. o r “W here M em ories Live In Beauty” STEPHEN A. SVIATKO, 77, of Matawan, 201-742-3036 4 5 6 Hwy. 35, Red Bank, N.J. 07701 747-1710 died March 17 at East Orange Veterans Jam es R. Minchin, Jr., MGR Hospital. Born in Duquesne, Pennsylvania, he 17 Michigan Ave., Paterson was a life-long resident of Matawan. He was a Pre-arrangements and Tool and Dye Maker for General Dynamics Prepayment plans available Inc., Avenel, for 25 years before retiring 15 Disposition of cremains and certified copies years ago. He was a communicant of St. of death certificates not included. Clements Roman Catholic Church, Matawan; We accept Visa & Master Card Knights of Columbus St. Josephs Council, Keyport; and St. Joseph’s Holy Name Society, 4 2 MARCH 23, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT Historic hom es define borough

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____ BY ALAN KARMIN______hand it to their guards. They played a masterful game.” Staff Writer Maureen Neville had a big perfor­ mance for the Lancers, scoring 17 points ■ The St, John Vianney High School and grabbing seven rebounds. Alison Holmdel, girls’ basketball team lost, 74­ MacFarland (12) and Amanda Rosato (10) 55, to Mount St. Dominic of Caldwell on also reached double figures in the final Friday in the semifinal round of the game of the season. Tournament of Champions at Monmouth Looking at the 1993-94 campaign, College, West Long Branch. Bulman said he was extremely happy with Mount St. Dominic senior point guard what his team achieved this winter and Colleen Shannon decided to attack the what the program has done over the past pressure defense which haunted her in the five years. teams’ first meeting this year at St. John Hoffman High School of South Amboy Vianney on Dec. 18. The Lancers won is the only other team in New Jersey to that game convincingly, 74-56, as a result win five straight state titles, capturing the of their trademark pressure defense. Group I championship during the 1980s This time around Shannon went on the when there was no Tournament of Cham­ attack and made the Lancers pay for the pions. pressure, She created opportunities for the The Lancers (24-4), in winning five junior front court tandem of 6-1 Kathleen straight Parochial A titles, have gone to Young and 6-0 Anne Giblin, who put on the Tournament of Champions every year the finishing touches. Young collected 27 since its inception in 1990, capturing the points and 18 rebounds, while Giblin hit overall state crown in 1991 and 1993. for 18 points and grabbed 13 boards. So while Hoffman was considered a “We had a very good game plan team of the decade for the 1980s, Bulman going in,’1 said SJV coach Bill Bulman. said he doesn’t think it’s too farfetched for « What really hurt us in the first half, the Lancers to be viewed as the team of moreso than our inability to control their the decade for the 1990s - especially with two big kids, was that we just did not do a the return of the entire roster and the good job on the offensive side. We had a emergence of some talented freshmen. lot of scoring opportunities and we didn’t “It’s really a tremendous accomplish­ complete them. I think our offense in the ment for what this team has won over the first half let us down. I thought we had a last five years,” the coach said. “You tip number of good opportunities and we your hat to all the players but in a special were not able to cash in. way I don't think any of this would have Y ou’ve got to hand it to Mount St, been possible without the great work done Dominic,” Bulman said. ‘They went after by (assistant coach) Nicky Russo. He’s us. In the first game they were satisfied to been remarkable and very, very important a certain extent to just get the ball across to the success of this program. half-court, “I think every other team measures its “In this game they decided that if they success against ours. In other words, if a were going to be pressed, they were going team is able to be successful, it’s because CLOSELY GUARDED — St. John Vianney’s Dawn Werner (white jersey) to score off the press and they did a mar­ they’re able to handle us or beat us even­ struggles to get off a shot against Mount St. Dominic’s Patty Marchese velous job attacking it. We really didn’t tually. That’s the greatest mark. It’s during the state Tournament of Champions semifinal on Friday. The do a good job of controlling their ballhan- almost like what the Pittsburgh Steelers Lancers were bounced from postseason action by the Lions, losing 74-55, dlers. They were able to break through our had going in the late 1970s and early at Monmouth College, West Long Branch. traps and beat us up the floor and they 1980s. (Photo by Rich Schultz) always had a good numbers advantage “They used to say championships had once they did that. Their two big girls to go through Pittsburgh. I think that’s a played a great game but I really have to wonderful accomplishment of this pro­ gram. One o f the girls from Mount St. SPORTS SLATE Dominic commented that when you walk Monday through Saturday run/walk, Seaside Heights. For entry Build your Deck this Spring and into our gymnasium you have to be in awe forms, send SASE to: Race Forms, c/o of the banners this team has hung up on Freehold Raceway, Route 9, Freehold Venice Amusement Corp., 800 Ocean the walls. Township, live harness racing, post time, Terrace, Seaside Heights 08751. Details: Never Woriy About 793-1002 or 506-6037. “I think we have a tendency to lose 12:30 p.m. sight of what this team was able to accom­ Thursday and Saturday June 5 Maintenance Again! plish because we sometimes will think back to the losses that might stick out. But Women’s College Basketball, NCAA Bill Martucci Criterium Bike Race, children there’s no question about it, we’re the best Tournament, East Regional semifinals and to adults, Seaside Heights. Details: 793­ Plastic Lumber program - boys or girls - in New Jersey finals, Rutgers University, Louis Brown 1002 or 506-6037. Enviromental Benefits with over the last five years,” he said. Athletic Center, Piscataway. Times/teams Mount St. Dominic (25-4) need not be to be determined. Details: 932-2766. June 11 Economic Value in awe any longer because the Lions will May 1 have the honor of hanging a state champi­ Children’s Duathlon, half-mile run, 2-mile onship banner in their own gymnasium. bike ride, half-mile run, Seaside Heights. The Rumson Run, 5-mile run, 10 a.m., has Details: 793-1002 or 506-6037. The Lions won the Tournament of been designated by USA Track and Field- BBB Lumber Champions crown by defeating Delsea, New Jersey as an open championship July 9 Joins Forces w ith Miller, 52-45, in the title game at Princeton race for men and women. It will also be an event in the Midland Run New Jersey Bergen & W elsh University on Sunday. Seaside Heights “King of the Pier” Swim Bulman said plans are already in the Grand Prix. Details: 741-2140. Call for More Information Series, other dates are Aug. 6 and Sept. 3. works for the Lancers and the Lions to May 15 Event includes a 1 -mile competitive ocean 721-8160/721-1330 meet up next season again, either at Seton swim and an half-mile non-competitive Hall Prep or Caldwell College. The Seaside 5-miler and i-mile fun ocean swim. Details: 793-1002. S P O R T S THE INDEPENDENT, MARCH 23, 1994 4 7

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In high school boys basketball during two losses, the Colts were leading by six assignment of covering the opponent’s Coach Sean Devaney calls Donovan “the the 1993-94 season, Christian Brothers when Gaffney went down with a broken best big man or even a big outside shoot­ best player I’ve ever coached. People Academy, Lincroft, proved to be the nose against St. Anthony, and then he er and he did a great jo b o f im peding focus too much on M ike’s scoring, but he Independent area’s most dominating played with a bout of mononucleosis their game. Steve was tremendous off the was our leading rebounder and our best force again. against Camden Catholic and has been boards. His scoring was down a little bit defensive player and he is truly a great The Colts won another Shore out of school since. but that’s mainly because we didn’t need all-around player.” The Hornets’ 6-4 Conference A North Division title and him for him to carry the burden.” senior went over the 1,000 point mark then rode to victory in the Shore Eric Basser, Middletown South, this season and became the school’s all­ Conference Tournament. CBA beat Guard: Eagles’ coach Mark Kelly said, Dax Pearson, Matawan, Forward: time leading scorer, finishing his high school career with 1,264 points. In the Monsignor Donovan of Toms River and “Basser carried us all year. He had a Coach Jack George said the 6-5 sopho­ 1993-94 season, he averaged 21.5 points, Holy Cross of Delran in the South Jersey super season.” The 6-0 senior poured in more was probably the most consistent 9.6 rebounds, 4.5 assists and 3 steals per Parochial A state playoffs but was halted 23.5 points per game while collecting 5.6 player On the Huskies’ squad. “We could game. Donovan will be attending Yale by Camden Catholic in the sectional rebounds and 6.2 steals and dishing off 4 always count on Dax’s points (11.1) and next fall where he will be moved to the final, finishing the season at 23-2. assists. He set a school record with 41 rebounds (9.2) every game,” he said. “He shooting guard slot, a position for which Mater Dei won the C North division points against Red Bank Catholic and had missed three games and we lost two of he appears more suited. crown with a 12-0 league mark. The five consecutive games in which he them to Red Bank Catholic - one by four Seraphs’ final record was 19-4 as they scored at least 30 points. points and the other by one point. And lost to McCorristin of Trenton in the the other game we just beat Monmouth The following players have received South Jersey Parochial B playoffs. Regional. Dax is a steady, hard worker Charlie Rogers, Matawan, Guard: honorable mention for their efforts during Matawan began the campaign with a and he’s got a bright future ahead of The junior point guard was the Huskies’ the 1993-94 campaign: F ran k DeBlasi, great run, winning the Bayshore Holiday him.” captain and proved to be a big spark for Brian Lynch and Sean Bradley of CBA; Tournament and beating Red Bank, Matawan. He captured the team’s MVP Tom Crawley, Mater Dei, Forward: Jeff Martin and Kevin McNamara of Raritan and Manalapan in a one-week award, averaging 13.3 points, 4.5 assists The 6-1 senior was a three-year standout Middletown South; Brian English and span. The Huskies did not fair well in the and 3.7 steals per game. “Charlie’s a for the Seraphs. He was the team’s lead­ Scott Simpson of Middletown North; Central Jersey Group III state playoffs as great floor general,” said Coach Jack ing rebounder, grabbing an average of 9 Anthony Jones, Kevin Roberts, Mike they had to contend with a revenge-mind­ George. “He didn’t need to score. He set boards per game while scoring 10 points. Soanes and Duane Jackson of Matawan; ed Red Bank team and bowed, finishing the tone defensively and is the most Crawley came up with a big game in the Pat Coyle and Eric Zavolinsky of the year with a mark of 14-7. focused player I ’ve ever coached.” Shore Conference Tournament with 20 Raritan; M ark Sobroza, Ryan Flynn Holmdel (16-8) had a fine season, points and 10 rebounds in an opening and Jamie Ioviero of St. John Vianney; winning a game in conference tourna­ B rian Guiney, Raritan, Guard: The 6­ round win over Manalapan. He also had a Eric Krueger, John Soranno and Rob ment and beating Ridge in the first round 0 senior powered the Rockets with 23.5 strong game in the South Jersey Parochial Santifort of Mater Dei; Brian Galloway, of the Central Jersey Group II state tour­ ppg. He set a Raritan High School single B playoffs, scoring 19 points in the Brian McGrogan, John McGrogan and nament before falling to Freehold game record (43 points) and he also hit Seraphs’ loss to McCorristin. A rt Czech of Keyport; and Joe Pollack, Borough. for at least 30 points in eight games. Mike Klatsky, Chris Venino and Russ Middletown South finished the year at Guiney, who pulled down 8 rebounds and Mike Donovan, Holmdel, Forward: McKeever of Holmdel. 14-8 and lost to A North division rival dished off 6 assists a game, also became Manalapan in the Central Jersey Group the Rockets’ all-time free throw leader. IV state playoffs. Raritan also qualified for the Central Mike Iasparro, Mater Dei, Guard: Jersey Group III state playoffs, but just The 5-7 junior point guard proved to be a like Matawan, the Rockets were dumped big playmaker for the Seraphs while lead­ by Red Bank and finished the season at ing the club in assists. Iasparro also led 10-12. the team with a 13 ppg. scoring average, Keyport, Middletown North and St. coming up with some clutch baskets John Vianney all made strides toward along the way. He helped win a lot of improvement. In fact, the Lancers (5-17), games for the Seraphs. At Rumson, playing in the tough B North division, Iasparro made two foul shots with :03 left finished the season by winning four of on a one-and-one situation with Mater their last six games. ’EMC" Dei down by one point.

Today, the Independent honors its Steve Skrocki, CBA, Forward: The 6­ .s 1993-94 All-Star Boys Basketball Team. / **•- 6 CBA senior was an imposing figure The squad includes Geoff Billet, Greg S' under the boards for the Colts. He aver­ . y°u D , - Gaffney and Steve Skrocki of CBA; Eric , S‘'lc aged 13 points and 8 rebounds per game. ^os) 536-6153 ratio and had the knack for creating offensive opportunities for his teammates Stork Delivery!! Bafry Announcement Service while also averaging 11 ppg. In CBA’s ' 4 8 MARCH 23, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT S P O R T S Sport Shorts

Alex Russo and a strong, aggressive defense ABERDEEN led by Mike Miller, Glen Leonard and Eric Hostnik allowed only four goals in six games. Scoring punch was provided by Carson Goodsports USA, Aberdeen Township, has Sorsby, Nick Raspanti, Jeff Schneider, openings for a new coed soccer league that Ricky Beaumont and Joe C ajigal. The will play games on Saturday mornings, begin­ Celtics will be holding tryouts for the Fall ning in April. The games will be played on 1994 season in June. Any boy from Middle­ Goodsports’ indoor artificial turf field. town or surrounding towns, bom after Aug. 1, Details: 290-0003. 1985, who is interested in playing should con­ tact Jim Hennessey at 291-8214. The Aberdeen Township Men’s Softball League is seeking teams for a slow pitch The Middletown Youth Athletic Association Tuesday/Thursday league. For more informa­ travel baseball organization is forming two tion, call Bruce at 739-6843. teams to play highly competitive baseball in Monmouth and Ocean counties through the end of July. The age groups are 13 years old HAZLET and 14-15 years old. Serious players only should call Tony Marione, 872-9249, Greg DiGregorio, 495-0150, Kevin Haran, 495­ The Hazlet United Soccer Association is 0247, or John Baldwin, 495-3685. accepting registration for its spring recreation program now through Friday (weekdays only) at Town Hall, Middle Road (ask for The Middletown Youth Athletic Association Little League will hold softball registration for Recreation). There are a limited number of the 1994 Senior and Big league seasons at the openings. Players will be accepted on a first Middletown Library from 1-5 p.m. Saturday. come basis. Bring two checks and proof of birth. Details: Nan, 888-2840. Senior League softball is for girls ages 13-15; Big League Softball is for girls ages 16-18. Hazlet Recreation is sponsoring an “Over Details: Joe Uras, 671-1122, or John Baldwin, 495-3685. 35” mixed softball league open to men and women age 35 and older. This will be a fun league only. Maximum number of players per The Middletown Youth Athletic Association team is 20 (10 men, 10 women). All games Little League will hold baseball registration will be played on Sunday evenings, June and for the 1994 Senior and Big League seasons at July, beginning at 6 p.m. Registration begins the Middletown Library from 1-5 p.m. immediately at a fee of $20 per person, which Saturday. Senior League is for boys ages 13­ includes T-shirt and hat. Registration may be 15; Big League for boys ages 16-18. Details: made at Town Hall, 319 Middle Road. Jim Gebhardt, 495-2659, or John Baldwin, Details: 739-0653. 495-3685.

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David Wood of Holmdel pitched two shutout Wall Stadium, Route 34, Wall Township, is innings in the University of Maryland’s 7-5 gearing up for the start of its 45th consecutive loss to Clemson on Feb. 11. Wood allowed season of stock car racing by opening the one- one hit, with a walk and one strikeout. On third mile paved oval for its annual preseason Feb. 13, the Terrapins’ sophomore worked an Open House Practice Session from noon to 4 inning during a 6-5 loss and allowed one hit. p.m. Saturday. Drivers in all three racing divi­ Wood, a graduate of Holmdel High School, is sions - BRS Modifieds, Pro Stocks and Street majoring in journalism at Maryland. Stocks - will have a chance to test their new machinery before the April 2 season opener. The Holmdel Stallions soccer organization is The rain date for the Open House session is THE FINAL GAME — Maureen Neville (44) of St. John Vianney High seeking boys bom after July 31, 1982 and girls Sunday. The green flag will wave at 7 p.m. April 2 when the speedway officially starts its School drives into the paint against a Mount St. Dominic player dur­ born after July 31, 1979 to play on travel ing Friday’s Tournament of Champions action. Neville scored 17 teams. For more information, call Frank 1994 season. Racing will continue on Saturday Bacchus, 741-3101, or Paul Clayson, 946­ nights through mid-October. points in the Lancers’ 74-55 loss to the Lions. 1638. (Photo by Rich Schultz) The Central Jersey Coed Softball League, sponsored by the Holmdel Softball Assoc­ MIDDLETOWN iation, is accepting teams for the 1994 season. There are two levels: the more competitive “sponsored teams” division and the less com­ The most successful season in W illiam petitive “company teams” division. Company Thunder hits Trenton Paterson College women’s basketball history teams are comprised of employees (and rela­ came to an end, 80-63, at the hands of the tives) of the sponsoring company, while spon­ University of Scranton in the NCAA Division sored teams do not have that requirement. Most people who have gone to a major Full- and half-season ticket packages are III tournament. Coach Erin Shaughnessy’s Strict ASA coed rules are followed. Individual league baseball game in the last few years, also available. For more information call the Lady Pioneers finished with an overall record players and couples are encouraged to call for especially with a family, have probably felt Thunder’s ticket office at (609) 394-TEAM. of 23-4, and a 16-2 mark in the New Jersey information and possible placement on a com­ the pinch of ticket prices, food and conces­ The Thunder have relocated to Trenton Athletic Conference. The 23 wins, and 16 con­ patible team. Players of all ages and abilities sions. from London, Ontario. The Albany- ference wins achieved by the 1993-94 Lady are welcome. Representatives of any teams Now, however, a less expensive brand of Colonie, N.Y., Yankees and the Pioneers are both school records. Junior guard within 10 miles of the Garden State Arts baseball will be right around the comer. Binghamton, N.Y., Mets, both Eastern Maureen Marz of Middletown completed her Center seeking more information should call The Trenton Thunder, an A A Eastern League members, are scheduled to play at finest season to date. The second team All- Steve O ’Connell at 264-2857. NJAC guard scored a career high 358 points, League minor league affiliate of the Detroit Waterfront Park as part of the Thunder’s Tigers, will “play ball” this year in a new, 71-game home schedule. for an average of 13.3 ppg. Forced to switch GoodSports USA in Aberdeen Township is from shooting guard to point guard after the now forming new leagues in indoor volleyball 6,300-seat stadium situated along the The Albany-Colonie Yankees will make sixth game of the season, Marz made the and three-on-three basketball. Offered will be Delaware River. three visits to Trenton - April 27-28, May adjustment, and the team responded around mixed leagues in four- and six-person volley­ The $13 m illion Waterfront Park is 16-18 and July 13-14; the Binghamton Mets her. Marz, an exercise physiology major, ball. Also offered will be leagues of three-on- scheduled to be ready in time for the will visit the Thunder on May 10-12 and dished out 68 assists, averaged 4.5 rebounds three basketball for boys and girls high school Thunder’s April 16 home debut against the Aug. 15-18; the Reading Phillies are sched­ per game and was the only member of the students, along with a men’s and women’s Reading, Pa., Phillies. uled to play in Trenton on April 16-17, July team to start in all 27 games played. Provided three-on-three league. Play will begin the end “The area needs some type of family 4-6 and Aug. 8-11. she stays healthy, Marz needs just 277 points of March and continue through May. Details: entertainment and we will provide it,” said Promotional dates that are already on the to join the 1,000-point club next season. She 290-0003. Brian Mahoney, the team’s assistant general Thunder’s schedule include the opening scored a career high 25 points against manager. “The prices of our tickets and night gala (April 16), Little League Day Susquehanna on Nov. 21, 1993. Marz also Red Bank Catholic High School boys’ bas­ food are reasonable and there is a picnic (May 1), County/State Employees Night scored a team high 21 points in the Lady ketball coach Joe Nappo will once again area inside the stadium.” (June 6), Fireworks nights (July 4, 5) and Pioneers’ loss to Scranton in the NCAA tour­ direct the Green and Gold Basketball Camp at nament. RBC for youths ages 8-18. Camp dates are Adult tickets at Waterfront Park will be Business Persons Specials (May 18, June June 20-24, June 27 to July 1, July 4-8, July priced at $7 for field level seats and $5 for 30, Aug. 10,12:35 p.m.). The Middletown Soccer Club Celtics, an 11-15, July 18-22 (girls only, ages 12-17) and terrace seats. Pavilion seats will cost $6.50. The Thunder’s games will be broadcast Under-8 boys’ travel team, finished first in the July 25-29 (girls only, ages 12-17). Camp runs Children ages 5-14 and anyone over 60 will on WTTM-AM (920). Middletown Indoor Soccer Tournament with a daily from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. One week fee is be charged $3 for admission. Children 5-0-1 record. Outstanding goalkeeping by $100. Details: Joe Nappo, 747-1774. under 5 will be admitted free. — Kevin Friedlander THE INDEPENDENT, MARCH 23, 1994 4 9 YOUR MATCH PERSONALS

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Experi­ Day, evening & weekend R e tu rn s Seeking creative business Co. looking for tosh/Quark XPress a ence preferred. 908-739-3466 appointments available 908-536-4302 minded person for interior ADMINISTRATIVE definite plus. Send re­ people to participate Evening & Weekend decorating. Training. Part/full BANQUET SERVERS sume, clips, salary ASSISTANT time. Call 908-946-8896 in Panel/Group 908-536-7767 908-739-2080 Appointments history to: Part time work. No experience FOR FAST PACED Greg Bean Discussions necessary. Apply in person. DELIVERY DRIVERS GARDEN MANOR NEWSPAPER OFFICE Greater Media Newspapers regarding Research MARK A. With own economical vehicle. 7 Edgeboro Road 50 Route 35 North COMPUTERIZED Our Classified De­ Flexible hours. No lifting. Call East Brunswick, NJ 08816 & Development ofelopment ot Aberdeen ROSENTHAL PATRICK partment seeks a take 908-727-6644 FAX: 908-254-0256 charge person who is PRODUCTSNEW IHCQME TAX Certified Public E.O.E. M/F BOOKKEEPER PREPARATION ZACCHINI, organized, precise, Call Miss Clark DEGREED ACCOUNTANT Accountant detail oriented and a FLORISTS MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 4-5 hours. Flexible. A/R, A/P. • Complete good communicator. Computer entry. ACCESS 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE Floral decorating company in Busy Dermatologists office 908-251-9000 Reasonable Rates Accounting CPA We are looking for a seeks friendly individual, Mon- program. Call 908-521-1800 Personalized Service Central Jersey has an im­ • Tax & Financial conscientious self­ day-Friday, 8am-5pm. Typing Accurate Tax Return 55 Schanck Road starter who thrives in mediate opening for qualified Services florists. Minimum 2 years ex­ necessary, insurance experi­ WE’LL COME TO YOU!! • Electronic Filing a fast paced and di­ ence helpful. Call Tami Suite A-1 versified environment. perience. Competitive salary. INTRODUCTORY OFFER Capability For Quick Ask for Warren 908-536-8866 908-462-9800 Personal Income Tax Freehold, Knowledge of Word 1040EZ...... % Perfect and Lotus a 1040 A...... ‘40 Refunds New Jersey 07728 1040...... '60 UP MUST. Do you fit the NURSE’S AID 8 bill? Give us a call! GAS STATION 908-583-0940 All shifts available. Good Scott E. Feldman MEMHKK NYSSCTA W e offer a pleasant, ATTENDENTS WANTED NJSCTA AK TA 908*303-8039 stimulating environ­ Flexible hours: Old Bridge benefits. Call 908-780-0660 908-972-4324 ment, salary and full area. Call Rick 908-251-6646 benefit package. Call PACKERS THOMAS 908-254-7000 x220. SCOTT LEVY MARC J. Or send resume to: GIRLS WANTED required by extrusion com­ CPA, CFP FISH ER, CPA GREATER MEDIA From Pennsylvania, New Jer­ pany in Central New Jersey. PERSIIJ, NEWSPAPERS sey, and Delaware. Between Must be able to follow written Personal/Business Professional Classified Dept. 7-19 to compete in this year’s instructions and work with Accurate CPA 7 Edgeboro Road 7th annual 1994 Philadelphia minimum of supervision. Ex­ • Tax P lanning & Inexpensive East Brunswick, NJ Pageant. Over $20,000. in tensive training will be given Preparation Preparation of All 08816 prizes and scholarships. Call to suitable applicants. No pre­ Anv Time Federal K State E.O.E. M/F today. 1 -800-Pageant, Ext. vious experience required. • Accounting Services mrjciCCTROMC Returns 1132 (1 -800-724-3268) Please call 908-873-2700 Lm tax filing • Financial & Estate Fully Planning Five newsletter Computerized • Management Subscription ADVERTISING SALES Reasonable Fees Advisory Services 800-780**1 CPA ADVERTISING Greater Media Newspapers, a group of 15 W ars F.xpcricncc 908-591-2203 SALES weekly newspapers and mailed shoppers, is M I WHI K \|C (*.\ \ i s m 908-446-1612 \|>|H)jiinm'nls Available Greater Media seeking inside and outside sales Newspapers, a group representatives. DEA of weekly newspapers The qualified candidates should be bright, and mailed shoppers, is seeking inside and aggressive, energetic and have a keen desire outside sales repre­ to make money. sentatives. The quali­ We offer territories in Monmouth, fied candidates should Sell your extra items be bright, aggressive, Middlesex, Ocean and Mercer counties with C L E A N U P energetic and have a plenty of room for advancement. keen desire to make Previous sales experience a plus but we ■ 4 Lines SflJLOO money. W e offer ter­ WITHA ritories in Monmouth, will train the right person. - 2 Times 1 0 Middlesex, Ocean and Greater Media is a large, progressive *$4 for each additional line Mercer counties with multi-media corporation. We are seeking a plenty of room for ad­ Private Party Merchandise FLEA... vancement. Previous few good men and women to join our team. Pre-Paid ■ Can be cancelled • Not refundable sales experience a Send or fax resume to: plus but we will train ...see the the right person. Gerry Haggerty Send or fax resume Greater Media Newspapers to: Gerry Haggerty P.O. Box 423 CALL CLASSIFIED Classified Greater Media Newspapers P.O. Box 423 Morganville, NJ 07751 Morganville, NJ 07751 Fax: 908-972-6746 Pages Fax: 908-972-6746 E.O.EVM/F 1-800-660-4ADS 5 2 M f RCH 23,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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SUMMER POSITIONS EAST BRUNSWICK- Fox A + ACCURACY CIRCULATION COUNSELORS EAST BRUNSWICK Meadow area. Experienced KITCHEN HELP RESTAURANT For Swim Club/Camp. Front WordPerfect, Lotus, Laser Therapeutic Recreation Pro­ mom of 2 will care for your SERVICE REP PUBLIC SCHOOL WILL TRAiN. SOUTH RIVER. Hostess, Server, Bartender door receptionists & life Printing. Call 908-303-1620 gram- needed for 6 week child in my home. Call Call Bob 908-254-9862 Battlegrund Country Club guards. Flexible hours. Some PART TIME summer day camp program DISTRICT 908-613-8103 NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED 908-462-7575 weekends. Memorial through The Star-Ledger has immedi­ for developmental^ disabled A-1 TYPING FOR EXCELLENCE Labor Day. Call 908-446-7075 EAST BRUNSWICK-Mother/ ate openings for early risers. individuals aged 7 through Custom Word Processing is seeking outstanding LIFEGUARDS teacher, CPR cert., non­ $110. starting salary plus car adult. Experience in Special Laser Printing. Low Rates professionals for the Needed for summer day camp ROUTE DELIVERY SUMMER POSITIONS smoker, providing day care for expenses, dental and vision Ed. or Therapeutic Rec. a Call 908-938-2113 following positions: program, end of June - begin­ EARLY MORNING HOURS For Day Camp-Junior coun­ toddlers. Refs. 908-613-5355 benefits, vacations, commis­ plus. Applicant must be 18 or HALF-TIME CUSTODIANS ning of August. Must have Call ELI’S HOT BAGELS selors entering 11th & 12th A-1 WORD PROCESSING sions, rapid salary increases. older. Certifications in CPR, Shift: 3:00 - 7:00 current certifications - ALS/ Freehold, 908-780-3536 grade needed for boys Call 1-800-242-0850 First Aid, ALS preferred. FREEHOLD Text, tables, charts, graphics, Call Aberdeen Recreation (No Benefits) CPR/FIRST AID. groups. Also ropes/challenge laser printing. 908-613-0915 908-583-4200, ext. 129 AVAILABLE: Immediately Call Aberdeen Recreation course instructor. Call Loving mom of one will care Please contact Helyn Sloan, 908-583-4200, ext. 129 ROUTE DRIVERS 908-446-7035 for your child F/T-P/T CLEANERS DELIVERY POSITIONS 908-613-6727, 760 Route 18, GET READY FOR SPRING! Call 908-303-0418 ABC TYPING MAINTENANCE/JANITORIAL In the Princeton area. Part time early morning. East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 The News Tribune needs de­ LETTERS & MORE!! Monday-Friday, 20 hours per Affirmative Action/ P/T weekends. Manalapan pendable people to be inde­ SUPERVISOR FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- The Star Ledger has positions temple. Call Ms. Elinor 10-3. Affordable child care by a lov­ REASONABLE RATES week. Subject to drug test. Equal Opportunity Employer pendent motor route carriers. Summer Playground Program- available in your area! Earn ing mom. Your child will play, Call 908-536-3495 MUST BE RELIABLE & have 908-462-7744 Routes are available in the Applicant should possess de­ $400. to $500. a month, plus learn & have fun in a struc­ own transportation. Call following areas: Matawan, Old gree in Education, Parks & ACCURATE WORD WORKS cash incentives. A reliable car FLORAL DESIGNER tured environment. Please call 908-727-3987 MARKETING Bridge, East Brunswick, Edi­ Recreation or related field, is a must. 1 -800-242-0850 Perfect for student. Non­ 908-294-9182 If you feel you have manage­ son, Woodbridge, Perth and. experience in day camp RESUMES DEMONSTRATORS-Crafters, smoking. Very reliable. Ma­ Amboy and Linden. Excellent or school environment. Re­ ment potential and are not FREEHOLD-Experienced Customized Writing/Editing Hostesses for home demon­ ture. Excellent phone manner. part time income. Call sponsible for administration & CLEANING progressing rapidly enough at Expert Cover Letters stration co. 908-536-7352 Call & leave message The News Tribune today at supervision of 6 week summer P/T time position available in 609-924-6684 your present job, we offer an SUPERM0M RUSH AVAIL. 908-308-0888 the Freehold area. Experience extensive training program playground program. Certifica­ Will babysit in my home. Play- necessary. 3-4 hours per night DRIVER and excellent advancement 908-442-2223 tions in CPR, First Aid, ALS opportunities for those willing preferred. rm/fenced yard. 908-431 -4508 DONNA’S TYPING to service a quality office Van/Bus. North Brunswick to work hard. Start part time if SALES - Work part time hours Call Aberdeen Recreation Laser printed reports, letters, building. Call 201-586-9400 Township. DHS, PT, 20 hours HOUSEKEEPERS, NANNIES, you wish so as not to jeopar­ for full time pay showing 908-583-4200, ext. 129. resumes, etc. 908-247-5055 per week. 3 years driving ex­ Nurses Aides. All nationalities. dize your present position. TUPPERWARE PRODUCTS COLLECTORS NEEDED perience. Positice people at­ Lic./Bonded. Aurora Agency Call Steve at 908-297-3722 Call 908-303-0142 15 FREE RESUMES Experienced only, please. titude. Clean driving slate. FREELANCE TELEMARKETING 540 B’way., Long Branch Hours flexible. Call 908-222-3369 w/first order. Written/typeset, CDL. required. For applica­ Let’s stop fooling around, peo­ 908-431-1777 tions, 908 247-0922 Ext. 475 REPORTER MEDICAL BILLING laser printed. RUSH Service. SALES ple take part time jobs for 1 MANALAPAN-Gordons Comer Equal Opportunity Employer Wanted for growing Write For You....908-446-8012 Experienced in billing for busy reason, $MONEY$. If you’re Estates. Available in my chain of weekly medical office. Monday-Friday Cameo Lingerie is now in this money motivated, seek home. All ages. References. COUNSELORS newspapers. This area. $75.-$100. per show. 3:30-8:00. Call 908-905-8555 evening/weekend hours, we Experienced. 908-972-2909 entry level position $25,000.+ full time. BUY IT Counselors needed for 6 Use your VISA Free sample kit 908-390-6501 have immediate openings week summer day camp pro­ offers chance for available. Will work around MARLBORO Experienced, re­ SELL IT or MASTERCARD advancement. NURSES AIDE gram for children 6-12. Experi­ SALES your schedule & situation. Call sponsible Mom will care for Experience preferred ence in education, child care Must be certified. For part Marlboro bridal shop seeks Scot 908-972-6000 ext. 2006 your child in her home. Flex FIND IT to pay for your but not required. a plus. Applicant must be 17 time weekends, 7-3 & 3-11 & sales people. Experience a hrs. Refs avail. 908-577-0974 or older. Certifications in CPR, Classified Ads Please send resume 3 days a week, 7-3. New ap­ plus. Days, evenings & week­ TELEMARKETING MARLBORO- Quality care. CLASSIFIED First Aid, ALS preferred. and clips to: plicants only. Please apply ends. Call 908-972-0080 P/T. $6.-9. per hour to start + Experienced. Former teacher. Call Aberdeen Recreation 1-800-660-4-ADS Howard Altschiller Navesink House bonuses. Experience pre­ Activities. F/T, P/T. Highest 908-583-4200, ext. 129 The Sentinel 40 Riverside Avenue ferred but will train right indi­ references. 908-536-1148 7 Edgeboro Road Red Bank East Brunswick, NJ 08816 SALES vidual. Monday-Thursday eve­ MILLSTONE/ROOSEVELT- OPERATIONS Assistant Needed for NURSERY & nings + Saturday. Call INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE PROGRAM SWIMMING POOL Depart­ 908-721-0300 Experienced Mom. Clean 4-5 hours. Flexible. Clerical, ments. Experience preferred home, meals, playroom. Avail­ needs community oriented person for a GIRLS WANTED phone, inventory control, order but will train. MEYER’S able starting 3/28. Call After MERCHANDISE From New Jersey entry, some computer, wait on compensated/volunteer position. Work TOYS, 908-257-8800 TELEMARKETING 6:30pm 609-443-6657 Between 7-19 to compete in customers & cash register. REWARD! this year’s 4th annual 1994 Will train. Call 908-521-1800 MILLTOWN-Mother of 2 will out of home to support group of young SALES- Need cash? Earn F/T Newark Pageants. Over W E REWARD provide quality certified day­ pay for P/T hours. No cash OUTSTANDING European child care providers, market $20,000. in prizes and schol­ care in my home. References. PUBLIC RELATIONS outlay. Try it for 1 month. arships. Call today PERFORMANCE. SUPER Call 908-846-5274 the program and screen host families. Person with experience want­ 1-800-Pageant Ext. 4023 PART TIME JO B WITH ALL OLD ORIENTAL RUGS & ed for busy chiropractic office. $$ TUPPERWARE $$ Remuneration based on number of (1-800-724-3268) FULL TIME PAY! MORGANVILLE - If you want Paisley shawls. Any size or Call 908-536-8700 Call Judy 908-888-6163 • Set up appointments for out­ your child reliably and safely cond. 1-800-221-5119 CASH families supervised. Send Resume and side reps from our exciting HANDYPERSON WANTED- sat, I will gladly do that. Eves RECREATION ASSISTANT East Brunswick office. letter of interest to! Carpentry, painting, yard & weekends. 908-536-9715 Must be Freehold Boro resi­ SECRETARY • Holidays, sick days, vaca­ ANTIQUES work, etc. 908-264-1686 EF Au Pair dent, over 21, with car, have Church office, N. Brunswick tion, and profit sharing. Top prices paid for: Antique recreation experience & typing area. Applicant should have • Guaranteed hourly wage. MORGANVILLE furniture, oriental rugs, paint­ One Memorial Drive HOSTESS/HOST or keyboard ability. 8-10 hours previous office experience and • High commissions and lucra­ Comfortably Cozy, Colorfully ings, jewelry & silver. W e pur­ per week. Some evenings. possess basic knowledge of tive bonuses. Cheerful, Creatively Challeng­ chase entire contents of es­ Cambridge, MA 02142 Apply in person Monday thru Send resume to: office machines and WordPer­ » $10.-15./hour earn potential ing, Calm & Caring Child Care tates. Will come to your home. Friday 4pm to 9pm at FREEHOLD B ORO HALL fect 6.0. Church related back­ Call for an interview. by mom/early intervention & Call 908-888-0736 Pezzellas Place, Atop the 51 West Main Street ground helpful. Application by 908-238-4910 childhood teacher of 11 years. FIREPLACES-Marble & gran­ Freehold Motel, Rt., 9 North. Freehold N.J. 07728 appointment. 908-297-0867 Equal Opportunity Employer Avail. 24 hrs./7 days. Pre­ ite. $900. each. Couch set- interviewed, drop ins wel­ APPOINTMENT SETTERS Turn of the century. Bdrm. TELEPHONE SALES - From comed too. 908-591-1829 We’re looking for 3 highly motivated, Old Bridge office. 9-1 or 1-5 set. Call 908-249-6256 weekdays. Call 908-251-0047 NANNIES AVAILABLE clear-speaking individuals to work Live-in, Live-out or Temp POTBELLY STOVE Part Time and Earn Full Time Pay TELEPHONE SALES Call 908-247-0707 Circa 1926 w/chrome fenders. ■* w K ATTENTION RETURNEES Selective Nanny & Companion Exc. cond. Call 908-972-0114 214 Rt. 18, E.B., N.J. setting appointments from our Old : Flexible hours from our Mana­ lapan office. Salary plus com­ OLD BRIDGE - Exp. p/t child Bridge office. i mission. Call 908-651-1400 care in your home. Reliable, Hours 9-1 or 5-9 * :I good references & flex, Ip schedule. Lots of TLC. Call ‘Treasures From Another Time” HURRY!! ' ■ I Cynthia 908-727-5824 ! Positions Filling Quickly! w I ; ■ ATTENTION OLD BRIDGE Call Mrs. Spring READERS Child care provided 7 days ' Ads under this classification are not i i offers of employment. Often these Call 908-679-2760 Find That One of a Kind Gift for the advertisors offer a service for a fee. Discriminating Person 1-800-872-0157 OLD BRIDGE-Working mother If you place a call to a “900” number New Jersey’s Leading Multi Dealer you will automatically be billed a fee, peace of mind, child care of which varies. the warm loving kind. Play­ Resource For Fine Antiques room, games, safe toys & Limited Dealer Space Available ASSEMBLERS: Excellent in­ DRIVERS fenced in yard. 908-679-4775 come to assemble products at 908-462-7900 " home. Info 1-504-646-1700 ONE DAY A WEEK DEPT. NJ-3812 The McKelvey Building 21W. Main Street • Freehold EARLY MORNING : § FIREFIGHTER JOBS DELIVERY Entry level. M/F positions. Your Search Ends Here____ Now hiring. $11.58-$14.29/ EAST BRUNSWICK Must have reliable vehicle to deliver hour. Paid training & benefits. Nanny/housekeeper. Live Applicants call 9am-9pm 7 days in/out. Mature minded person newspapers. Marlboro, Freehold, 1-219-736-4715, Ext A2647 needed to care for infant. Ref­ 043 Appliances erences. 908-651-8847 Colts Neck, Manalapan, Middletown, POSTAL & GOVERNMENT & Lincroft Areas. JO B S. $23./hour plus benefits. MANALAPAN- Reliable, loving AIR CONDITIONER-12,000 To apply 1-800-841-7180 after school care for 7 year BTU. -$300. T. V. 19" Call Karen old girl in my home. Own car. COLOR.- $100. Call after 6pm 908-247-9572 908-254-1755 REFERRERS Call 908-446-6118. Earn $100. per referral/client NORTH BRUNSWICK FREEZER E.O.E. Sell your extra items for credit business. Free info. Mature loving person to care Call Anthony 1-800-454-2056 for child in my home, 2 hall Upright. Refrigerator w/top days per week. 908-422-7359 freezer. Call 908-821-4277 CLASSIFIED SALES SALES OLD BRIDGE - Mon. through FREEZER-Commercial size. ■ 4 Lines $ f AOO Thurs. in my home. Drivers Excellent condition. Only used Lose weight. Make money. Can you work Saturdays 10 AM -2 PM? license req. 908-679-9288 for 6 months. Asking $800. Can you work mornings or afternoons? Work from home. Lost 25 Call 908-251-9594 - 2 Times 1 0 pounds. Made $3,000. last Do you want to earn extra money? month. Call 908-229-9429 9-1. * $ 4 fo r each additional line OLD BRIDGE RANGE We have flexible part time hours to fill in our Live out. Monday-Friday. Double oven. GE electric. Bot­ 3 year old & 6 year old. East Brunswick office. Private Party M erchandise 37 Babysitt tom is Self-cleaning. $300. 908-679-2280 We offer salary + commission. Pre-Pa id ■ C an be cancelled ■ N o t refundable Child Cd Call 908-671-1237 RANGE-Whirlpool elec., 30”. If you are a good communicator, reliable, with 038 Cleaning Help computer skills, we want to talk to you! ABERDEEN-Quality care for Like new. $195. Chest your child. Meals. Flex, hours. freezer-10 cu. ft. $125. eves, Please call CALL CLASSIFIED Activities. Call 908-583-1496 after 8pm 908-446-7888______Greater Media Newspapers CLEANING PERSONNEL REFRIGERATOR Classified Department CARE FOR KIDS PART TIME. 20 hours per Day Care referrals. State cer­ week. Vacuuming/wet mop, BRAND NEW. Almond. 20 cu. 908-254-7000 x265 tified, preschool programs of­ glass cleaning. Call Amherst ft. Purchased for $770. Asking E.O.E. 1 -800-660-4ADS fered. All areas 908-446-8027 Management 908-287-2290 $550. Call 908-607-2931 7% M A F ® 11 'i m 5 3

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★ REFRIGERATORS ★ DINING ROOM - Pine, 6 BALLOON MACHINE SWIMMING POOL ALL OLD ORIENTAL RUGS & BEDROOM SET chairs, hutch, $350. Triple OFFICE DESK MOVING SALE Paisley shawls. Any size or Guaranteed, 90 days. couch & loveseat, $300. Stuffs gifts & flowers. Asking 21’ round, with filter. Asking cond. 1 -800-221 -5119 CASH Yellow-Double bed w/dresser OAK WOOD-w/cloth blue pin- Dryer-elec., refrig.-GE, dining $175. +. Choice of sizes and Maple kitchen set, $250. Best $600. Call 609-259-6203 or $350. Call 908-264-0370 & mirror. Asking $250. Call dot swivel chair. Like new. room set, etc. 908-446-8707 colors. Very clean. offers. Call 908-679-8639 908-843-7457 Can deliver. 908-225-5272 908-679-2195 Asking $ 2 5 0 . COFFEE SWIMMING POOL-Needs ARCHIE COMICS TABLE-round w/matching end liner. 21 ft. w/deck, filter, DINING ROOM SET tables. MUST SEE!-$250 Call MOVING SALE Prior to 1993 in good condi­ BEDROOM SET-Girls. 6 piec­ BARGAINS equipment. YOU REMOVE. 908-727-3844 tion. Call 908-390-8758 STOVE es. Good condition. Asking COUNTRY OAK. 6 chairs, Giant warehouse in Matawan Washer/dryer, den set, love­ $70. Call 908-431-0142 $175. Call evenings table w/2 leaves & hutch. AVOID Garage Sale Hassles. GE-Electric, white. Like new LOADED with merchandise. seat, sofa & chair. Kitchen 908-679-0824 Brand new. Asking $1,200. REFURNISHING SALE Asking $100. Call after 5:30 Yard Sale America Store set-Rattan & more. Call TREADMILL-SEARS, LIFE- Marilyn buys knick knacks, Call 908-739-1455 Oak kitchen set-$375. bdrm.- STYLER, 8.0. Auto-incline w/ furn., antiques. 908-257-9107 908-545-8150 908-566-1178 for directions 908-972-0165 BEDROOM SET-Girls. Dress­ childs/pine-$275. desk-white pulse monitor. $400. Call er, head board, mirror, night DINING ROOM SET wicker-$275. 908-972-2601 BATHROOM FIXTURES MOW ER - Gravely Pro 50 w/ 908-431-0142 BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR table. $100. Exc. conditon. catcher. Very good cond., low SALE! W e Buy & Sell Glass w/breakfront & 4 chairs. SLIDING D O O RS - Mirrored. T.V. SEWING MACHINE-SINGER- Blue, bowl & vanity sink, like hrs. Recently serviced. Asking 24 Broad St Keyport $700. Call 908-591-9554 4 sets. 4' wide with gold VIDEO ARCADE GAME 19” Color non-remote. Works almost Antique w/foot pedal. new. $25. 908-946-8752 $1,400. Call 908-566-2614 Lil 908-264-0777 or 264-8615 frames. $75. each. Call FULLY RESTORED. APB. Sit- well. $70. Call 908-566-4140 Asking $75. 908-495-4534 DINING ROOM SET 908-583-1670 BUTCHER BLOCK TABLE- NINTENDO-Entertainment down type. Great for playroom Mediterranean style, 6’ break- $70. Electrical appliances CASH FOR BOOKS BEDROOM SET-King size System. Includes 7 games, 2 or basement. Asking $500. front, table, extra leafs, pad, 6 SOFA & LOVESEAT (fans, hotplates, humidifiers, Old Magazines 908-536-0850 waterbed, mirrored hutch, controllers & zapper gun. $95. Call 908-254-9461 chairs, excellent condition. etc.), best offer. Glassware, chest, night stand. $700. 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Stereo from 1994 Jeep Wran­ XMAS ORNAMENTS WE BUY, SELL & TRADE matching solid & stripped pil­ $75. Cali 908-257-4662 Call 908-583-0905 center $50. 908-747-8721 $750. Call 908-257-4985 gler. Asking $150. Call Up to 35% off 94 Enesco & THE RECORD SETTER lows. Asking $599. Call after 908-721-6590 Carlton. Layaways. CAPRI 908-257-3888/800-649-3848 6pm weekdays or all day on APPLE MACINTOSH II CX - BEDS- 2 twin brass head­ DINING ROOM TABLE w/2 POOL TABLE CRAFTS 908-583-4330 Like new, 8 meg ram, 240 boards, complete w/twin mat­ leaves & 6 chairs. Good con­ weekends at 908-679-1992 CUT YOUR GROCERY 7’ slate, light gray formica, meg HD, Apple Trinitron color tress, box spring & frame dition. Asking $250. Call BILL by as much as 50% CONSIGNMENT contemporary. Custom made. monitor, mouse & extended sets. Exc. condition. $500. 908-787-5475 SOFA BED No expiration coupon book, Exc. cond. Asking $1,100. keyboard. Image writer II. 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BATHROOMS OUR $2,69500 up to 5x8 RELAX... DISCOUNT KITCHENS SERVICE No Money Down • E-Z-Payments Let Someone Tub & Showers Re-Tiled A-D00R Hot Water Heaters Drain Cleaning E lse GARAGE DOORS DIRECTORY Special Discounts on all Plumbing WATERFALLS « PONDS e RR TIES e PILINGS « ROCKS Sales. Service Small repair work OK - Leaks Fixed D o Installation & Repairs GETS Fully Insured - References Lie. #8821 STONE WALLS 4f DECKS « FERTILIZING «r SOIL ® SEEDING of Doors & Openers SOD ts THATCHING # AERATING « PRUNING « CLEAN-UPS Ken O’Day CARLO CONSTRUCTION i-» [ T h e Free Est. 35 yrs. exp. I^ H I COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE 908-223-0994 RESULTS All Work Guaranteed - Deal Direct W o rk FREE ESTIMATES Custom Work - A Specialty 908-721-2894 908-446-7807

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Free est. 908-671-0121 WOOD FLOORS 35 yrs. carpentry experience. Call Jennifer 908-972-8386 SUBURBAN CATCHY CLOWN Licensed Bartenders/Servers TILES REPAIRED. Call Mark CRAWFORD ELECTRIC • Installed • Sanded Fully insured. Free estimates. Call Edwina at 908-257-1934 908-866-9718. Freehold area. Call Rollie 908-297-4208 LOW RATES. 908-739-2515 WINDOW CLEANING 908-577-1553 Lic.#11325 • Stained • Finished PARTY MUSIC • Repaired BIJON POWER WASHING Low prices on recessed lights, H&S HANDYMAN SERVICE KEYBOARD VOCALIST outside lights, outlets, service Free Est....908-431-3126 CHILD PARTY AID DECKS-Cleaned & Restored RentAHusband 908-583-8837 Dance Music, Sing-A-Longs, CUSTOM INSTALLATION Call 908-255-1018 upgrades & trouble calls. Weddings, Anniversaries, We prepare, serve & cleanup CERAMIC/MARBLE/GRANITE CHARMERS Birthdays. Judy 908-431-1286 for any party. 908-229-8957 SHOWROOM 908-220-9400 DEPENDABLE Electric Co. 06D Gutters HANDYMAN AND PICKUP- BARNEE, CLOWNS & MORE INSTALLATION 908-220-1414 Lie. #5151. Complete service. Hauling. Cleans gutters, ga­ Balloons/Face Painting/Etc. PARTY PERFECT VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS VISA MC Free Estimates. 908-738-7070 rage, attic, etc. 908-431-5880 Call 908-723-0179 All Your Favorite Characters Video taping. Weddings, par­ AFFORDABLE CERAMIC Tile Installed HANDYMAN- All jobs, big & Call 908-888-4433 ties, etc. 908-888-2786 JRM ELECTRIC GUTTER CLEANING BATHROOMS REMODELED S chaffer Free Estimates small. Very reasonable. Call CLOWN AROUND ALL HOMES $35. 908-462-0029/908-254-0029 Bonded & Insured for free est. 908-679-5999 Reasonable. 908-591 -8532 PARTY RENTALS 908-322-2014 Gleanings NJ License #9944 CLOWN SPECIAL TENTS CERAMIC Tiling, Specializing Call 908-525-9770 GUTTER Cleaning & Repairs HANDYMAN- Small & BIG in bathrooms. Repair old or in­ FREE ESTIMATES jobs. Painting, carpentry, roof­ $75. LOONEY TOONEY • Tables • Chairs stall new. Lowest prices. Systems STEPHEN RODRIGUEZ ing & much more. FREE esti­ FREE gifts. 908-303-9343 Call John 908-251-0893 • Dance Floors • Lighting Call Perry 908-928-4427 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR mates. George 908-238-2257 • China • Glassware SERVICE DIRECTORY The finest quality home Free est. No jos too small. SEAMLESS GUTTERS CRAFT PARTIES • Linens • Grills FRED’S Custom Tile & office cleaning with LIC #12229. 908-679-9465 Installed or Dropped Off HANDYMAN- The Home­ • Hot Dog Carts....etc. Specializing in Ceramic, by 3L Alluminium owner’s Friend. All types of at Katie’s Kache in Red Bank I a personal touch. UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC Cont. $6.00 PER PERSON Marble & Granite. FREE est. 908-446-9027 • 908-928-0216 home repairs. Carpentry, 10% OFF WITH THIS AD Insured & Licensed #8478 Call 908-576-1777 Work guar. 908-583-2954 Over 10 Years Experience. painting, etc. 908-780-3509. CALL 908-566-1869 NO JOB TOO SMALL Family Operated 24hr Service. 908-283-2682 CRAFT PARTIES PONIES FOR PARTIES AGNETA AIR COND. TREND SETTERS References. 080a Handy Persons J & M HANDYMAN Pretty ponies decorated for Refrigeration service No JOB too small. Refs. Fully For children ages 3-10. your special party. Also, horse CUSTOM TILE 908-431-4383 Call Rhonda 908-257-1165 Comm. & res. 24 hour service 079c Floor Finishing ins. Free est. 908-787-5177 drawn wagons & a petting zoo Call Michael 908-287-1229 avail. Jan/Bob 908-409-6678 Tile with imagination without Fully Insured A-1 MR. F IX IT the high price. Call RELIABLE-small/odd jobs DISC JAKEY 908-238-6953. Free estimate. FLOOR CARE- Floors All types of home repairs. Ap­ Most trades. Antique furniture PONIES FROM stripped & waxed. 25 years pliances to carpentry. 10% restoration. East Brunswick 908-238-4306 Repair experience. 908-222-7749 senior discount. 908-727-2762 area. Free estimate. Call Joe WALTER AYERS 377 Drywall 908-651-8831 day/eves DJ K...908-957-0369 HAPPY TRAILS FLOORS WAXED - Scraping, ABOVE ALL HANDYMAN Decorated & gentle for your DAVE’S Appliance Service Complete bathroom remodel­ shampoo. Make old floors • Carpentry • Roofing • Mason Custom Music ing. Kitchen floors, backs- All Occasions...Reasonable child’s party. 908-251-4240 Air conditioning & major appli­ look like new. 30yrs. exp. • Hauling Call 908-787-7461 ance repair & installations. plash, foyers. 908-505-6564 Guaranteed. 908-222-8935 <<>■ u Home AMV TAPING AFFORDABLE HANDYMAN- DJ M CUE - Club/Top 40 PONY RIDES Call 908-363-3356 Music for Grad, parties, Sweet All Counties. 908-872-1190 carpentry, kit., baths, painting, Carousel or petting zoo for HARDWOOD FLOORS 16, etc. Sound & lighting at HELP Appliance Service 075 Cleaning tile. Reas. John 908-462-3087 parties, picnics or fairs. Sanded. Finished. Installed great prices. 908-739-5228 SHEETROCK & TAPING Res. rates. Fully insured. MAJOR APPLIANCE REPAIR Decks Sanded & Refinished. Specializing in small jobs ALL AROUND HANDYMAN A-Z DJ PATTY G- Call 908-996-3140 ALL MAKES & MODELS Tom 908-238-4879 Free Estimates. 1-800-640-3969 All Types of CD Superior Music for All 1-800-815-HELP (4357) HOME IMPROVEMENTS POOBAH is in the HOUSE ALL AREA CLEANING RE-NU Floor Sanding Home Repairs/Improvements Occasions. Call 908-308-9443 908-431-3981, 908-257-2750 Unbeatable prices. Quality You’ve tried the Rest Homes-Offices-Storage SPECIALIST 35 yrs. exp. 908-634-4575 work guaranteed. Now Call the Best! SPRING CLEANING lit Sheetrock, tape, finish. Pop­ . Specializing in DJ TO GO DJ/Entertainer 908-536-2435 Call 908-739-0215 corn ceilings. 1 -800-290-0280 TOWN & COUNTRY A L L C R A F T •ROOFING & GUTTERS ALL OCCASIONS CLEANING WOMAN WOOD FLOORS-Sanded & Paint, wallpaper, roofs, decks, •WATER DAMAGE REPAIRS Reasonable 908-238-6596 PRETTY PARTIES ALL Purpose Contracting Co. TAPING windows, doors & more. Fully licensed & insured. Available for condos, houses, refinished. Staining & custom • BEAUTIFUL MAKEOVERS GENERAL CONTRACTOR colors. FREE ESTIMATES. Repairs of all kinds. 908-679-0415. 24 hr. emer­ You name it. I'll spin it! apartments. 908-264-2699 Finishing, sheetrock. Small • NAILS, HAIR, MAKEUP Fully Insured. Free Estimates. repairs okay. 908-566-8060 Call 908-409-2425 Gary 908-613-0152 gency service 908-220-7777 DJ’S WITH PIZZAZZ • MUSIC, GAMES, FAVORS Call 908-721-9283 Call 1-800-295-4626 • BEAUTY CONTESTS... CLEANSWEEP and MORE!!! AMERICAN INGENUITY DJ-ALTERNAT1VE/ROCK Memories are made with... HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE Clubs & Parties 908-727-1205 Pretty Parties 908-257-6327 Reasonable. Thorough. De­ pendable. We clean your DJ-GOOD VIBRATIONS Kitchens & Baths...... Floors house the way you would if Robust personality-any occas PRETTY PONY Free Estimates...... Insured you had the time. FREE esti­ ion-reasonable. 908-298-0060 Decorated, polite, gentle 908-651-0854, 908-446-4265 mates. Refs. 908-583-9617 in ponies for parties & events. EASTER BUNNY Call 908-446-6474 COUPLE House Cleaning $25. & up. 908-462-0308 CHET LIPINSKI Free est. 908-446-8712 CONSTRUCTION DEPENDABLE, reliable ERIC THE GREAT PUDDINS Vinyl Siding • Replacement household cleaning service. And His Wonderful World Of MY-TEE-FINE CLOWIN Windows 908-793-7269 Reputation speaks for itself Reasonable rates. Free esti­ ★MAGIC* All Occasions. 908-651-0747 RALPH BASILE mates. Allison, 908-390-4587 Any Occasion. 908-536-6936 RAGGETY ANNE & ANDIE • BATHROOMS • KITCHENS EXPERIENCED Party Package 908-238-7643 • BASEMENTS • ADDITIONS Polish woman cleans houses. GOOD VIBES • DECKS • CERAMIC TILE Call 908-442-9580 RUBBER Stamp Parties • Masonry work-concrete jobs EXPERIENCED- Very meticu­ Ages 6 & up. Bookmarks, Free estimates. 908-290-0419 ENTERTAINMENT mugs, stationery. Call Lois lous. Many refs. Own trans­ portation. 908-238-6087 DJ’d music for all occasions. 908-446-6542 All state of the art equipt. 0 7 2 Carpentry EXPERT CLEANING CO. 908-727-4610 SINGING TELEGRAMS House and Office. Bonded & Custom Roasts - Funny/Sweet JOE FORTUNATO’S Insured. Refs. 908-495-5111 All occasions. 908-972-3366 DECKS, Additions, Kitchens & ..By getting you the most car for your money. CELEBRATION Bathrooms. S & R Home HOME BRIGHTENERS THE MAIN EVENT Improvements... 908-679-2291 HOUSE CLEANING ...By giving you the courteous, personal service you deserve. ENTERTAINMENT Sing-A-Long Videos • Parties Reasonable rates Reliable Clubs • Laser Karakoe Music Call Jane 908-583-9387 DJ’s Also Video Taping ...By giving you over 25 years of combined leasing expertise. DJ Music with Rocky 073 Carpet Cleaning 14 Yrs. Exp. 908-721-0892 Call 908-739-8705 HOUSE CLEANING SPECIALIST IN CLEANING ...By offering all Manufacturer Rebates and Rate Specials. MAGIC AT ITS BEST Homes, Apartments, Offices CARPETS & ORIENTALS Andrea-anytime-908-257-8398 Live Animals & More 069a Party Planning cleaned. Quick drying. Bruce Bray 1-800-491-2729 Visa/MC 1-800-987-7207 HOUSECLEANING MCKEE/MINNY FINEST Carpet/Upholstery We Lease • Ninja Turtle • Kookie Do you want your house to Prespot/Clean/Deodorize • Clown • McKee CAKES sparkle? Personalized clean­ 2 rooms-$28.95.908-787-2678 • Bameee Weddings, showers, childrens ing. Call Lori 908-583-2188 Every Make And Model Entertain at Childrens Parties & christenings. Custom de­ Roberta 908-349-9150 signs & flavors. 908-607-0816 074 Carpet Install IMMACULATE CALLIGRAPHY & MORE MEMBER MICKEY, MINNIE, BIG BIRD Repair/Sale ' Good references, reasonable. and MORE Call 908-257-6450 Available for parties or events JUDY’S JOTTINGS A.J. CARPET DESIGNS CALL FOR A U=J Call 908-787-8076 Call 908-536-5111 National Vehicle Installed/Repairs/Relay/Sales M & M’s CLEANING NVLA Leasing Association /Restretches. 908-536-4703 We clean day or night, rain or FREE CUSTOM QUOTE shine. Home, offices, busi­ Q P£OPL£ W.E4SSBS CARPET REPAIRS nesses. Free est. Res. rates. We Do The Following: Call 908-525-0170 Re-stretching Children’s Party Pet damage Burn Marks Frayed Edges Doorways M O N T A N A ’S Specialists Relay used carpet CLEANING SERVICE Same Day Sen/ice 410. OFF FIRST CLEANING- Over 30 Costumed Characters Retired NYPD 908-446-9710 908-679-6031 Kiddie Carnival Rides, Games &. Attractions P-U-R-R-F-E-C-T-L-Y JIM’S CARPET CLEAN Moonwaiks • Puppet Shows INSTALLATION HOME CLEANING AT ITS Sumo Wresding • Human Bowling Sales, cleaning, re-lays, re-stretches and repairs. VERY BEST. 908-257-8463 STRIVING TO BE THE BEST!!! A Laser Karaoke with Host Call 908-495-9483 Coiporate Events • Fund Raisers PERFECTLY CLEAN THE CARPET DOCTOR HOMES & OFFICES (908) 446-5200 A Installations, repairs, shop-at- Work guaranteed. lns./bonded F 908-727-4342 home sales. 908-542-1987 Reas, rates. 908-294-0263 i THE INDEPENDENT, MARCH 23, 1994 5 9

MASON will fix & repair steps, ABSOLUTE-Custom work­ ISLAND REMODELING A & M LAWN CARE BOB’S LANDSCAPING EXECUTIVE LANDSCAPE JUST CUT LAWN SERVICE SIMPLE LAWN CUT manship in all phases of im­ No lawn too small. Good sidewalks & plastering. Very ★ All phases of home im­ • Cleanup • Renovation Lawn Care, Comm./Res. Lawns cut & trimmed. provements. Licensed, in­ Weekly cutting, clean ups. • Rototilling • Edging work. Call 908-888-0003 reasonable. 908-988-0029 provements. ★ Custom decks Call today for a price you Discount Prices 908-442-9377 Call 908-238-4843 sured, referrals & free ests. & carpentry. ★ Free Esti­ • Shrub Trimming • Planting & MASONRY - NEW W ORK S & K Home Improvements can’t refuse. Serving Mon­ • Removal • Mulch • Stone SPRING CLEANUPS mates. Call 908-792-0147 mouth county. 908-787-4549 GEO RG E’S LAWN REPAIRS. Refs. Avail. 1-800-553-3733 • Landscape Lighting SCHEDULE NOW Call 908-254-0643 908-462-1967______LAWN SERVICE INC. MAINTENANCE Weekly Lawn Cutting ADDITIONS - Basements, MASTER DECKS ALL-PHASES COMPLETE LAWN CARE Top quality lawn maintenance Howell/Freehold/Manalapan bathrooms, kitchens, decks. Free Estimates/Fully Insured Cutting, Trimming, Edging Jc-i Moving Pool platforms, old and new Spring & storm clean-up Areas. Call 908-367-4418 Jobs big or small we do them Howell/Freehold/Manalapan Mulching, Pruning construction. Call now for pre­ STORM CLEANUP Design & installation ..... & Sior ?ge all! References, free est. Area. 908-901-3011 Licensed Chemical Applicator STORM DAMAGE Quality Plus 908-521-2491 season rates. 908-758-8448 • Fallen Branches/Debris Ruggiero’s 908-530-7162 • Tree/Stump Removal LARSON SERVICES TREES & Downed Tree Limbs ALL JERSEY MOVERS GRASS CUTTING ALEX RUGGIERO’S NEIGHBOR & SON • Tree Staking DREAMSCAPE CUT & REMOVED. Also Any Pianos, apartments, homes, • Gutters/Roofs Cleaned Reliable & reasonable 908-536-2613 Type of YARD CLEAN-UPS. Home Repair & Improvements HOME IMPROVEMENT Free estimate. 908-254-6746 offices. Quality work at an af­ Call 908-721-4954. Free esti­ MITONE ENTERPRISES Call Mike 908-613-9044 Free estimates/insured Carpentry, painting, paper LANDSCAPING INC. fordable price. Lie. #PM00662. mates. W e show up. For quality & economy hanging. Specializing in • Landscape Design Landscaping/Lawn Mainte­ STUMP GRINDING Call 908-634-4122 call 908-780-6920 GREEN PASTURES CERAMIC TILE REPAIRS. • Lawn Maintenance nance. Complete lawn & TREES TRIMMED/REMOVED APARTMENT MOVERS 908-747-3845 ARBE LANDSCAPING • Fully Insured • Free Est. shrub care. Rock gardens & Firewood. Ins. 908-238-7976 ALL REPAIRS - Int., ext. Odd Trees, Shrubs, Topsoil, Fill, Richard Kosty 908-238-7488 LANDSCAPING Islands our Specialty. No job MID STATE SERVICE jobs, siding, tile, cement & PELAGO CONSTRUCTION Mulch, Stone. All your land­ too small. Very Reasonable Local. 800-300-8350, PM#378 C.O. work. Call 908-462-2550 AFFORDABLE/DEPENDABLE SUPERIOR Additions, Add A Level, Kitch­ scape needs. Bulldozer & E-Z LANDSCAPING rates. Call Mike 908-613-9044 LAWN MAINTENANCE FURNITURE HAULING ens, Basements, Andersen backhoe work. Fully insured. WHATEVER IT TAKES LAWN CARE # 1 in Furniture Care Any­ Windows, Roofing 8i Siding. 908-721-7142, from 8am-5pm 3yr guarantee. Complete land­ ROTOTILLING MT TREE SERVICE AMC where. Full household/partial Complete home remodeling. scape & lawn maintenance, Tree removal, trimming, clear­ Eradication of weeds/grubs/ move. Lic.PM00276. Fully in­ HOME IMPROVEMENT 908-269-2446 BLATZ LAWN CARE INC. since 1978. 908-536-2084 908-727-6476 ing, Fully ins. 908-446-3385 insects/lawn disease. • Carpentry. • painting, • tile Since 1974 RELIABLE LAWN CARE Also, Lyme disease treatment. sured. Call Jim 908-905-0997 work, • wallpapering & other REASONABLE RATES IS YOUR stump a pain in the ROTOTILLING Fully insured/Free estimates. general improvements. Refs, TOTAL Home Improvements PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Classified Sells GRASS? Tree/stump removal. S.B.I. MOVERS avail. Call for FREE est. 908-566-2828 FULLY INSURED “Just Stumps”. Free est. Fully Lawns & gardens. Spring, 908-972-8833 908-591-0593 See Business & Service Ad CALL TOM 908-390-5018 1-800-660-4ADS ins. Call 24 hrs. 908-634-1318 Summer & Fall. 908-251-7843 Professional movers. Fully in­ sured. W e’ll beat any written SVENSON’S estimate! Call Tom 201-433-2205 LAWN SERVICE Spring cleanups. Mowing, fer­ tilizing, etc. 908-787-6406 IfTENHOUSE l*E R R TOM’S TREE SERVICE All phases performed Free estimates. 12 Years exp. Special Free Wood«Chips FATHER & SON Call Tom 908-905-8964 Junk removal. Low price guar­ antee. Prompt courteous ser­ TREE & BRANCH vice. Bill or Greg. 908-888-1549 REMOVAL Rudy 908-251-5953 FATHER & SON TREES-*Trimmed*flemoved Junk removal. Low price guar­ ★Stumps Ground-frWood Chips antee. Prompt courteous ser­ Reasonable Rates vice. Bill or Greg. 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O /D, p/s, p/b, 4 cyl., 2.3L, center console, a/c, tinted glass, rr def/defr, am/fm stereo cass, BSM, mag/aluminum Payment only on wheels, super engine cooling, anti lock brakes, Stk #RTA30132, completion of job. ★ AAA ★ VIN #RTA30132, 24 month closed end lease, $243. First payment 908-536-7011 $250 Ref. Security Deposit $1,000 Down Payment of Trade Due Affordable Clean-ups. We CARE We take away anything. at Lease Inception. 30,000 miles allowed. 11' per mile over. Free est. 908-264-2520 CLEANUP- Trash, old fire­ wood, branches, dirt, con­ Per M onth ♦ Tax crete, metal. 908-446-3196 2 4 M o n th s BILL'S R.V. CLEAN-UPS - Light mov­ LANDSCAPING ing. We take away anything. 908-525-9656/Beep 519-0993 Sod • Shrubs ^ NEW 4 dr., FWD, auto, overdrive, 6 cyl, 3.8L, p/s, p/b, center R.V. CLEAN-UPS- light haul­ console, a/c, tinted glass, rr def/defr, am/fm stereo cassette, p/d/l, Stone Walls ing. We take away anything. p/wind, p/trunk rel., tilt wheel/column, cruise, bucket seats, 908-525-9656/Beep 519-0993 R R Ties ^ p/seat, rec. seats, bsm, mats, halogen lamps, mag/alum, wheels, TRASH and JUNK REMOVAL 204A package. Color: Vibrant White. Stk #4561, VIN #RA144561, Patios Anything you want taken to 24 month closed end lease, $261. First payment $275 Ref. dumps. Free estimates. Call Security Deposit $1,000 Down Payment of Trade Due at Lease B ru sh & Tree 908-721-8246 Inception^30,000 miles allowed. 1 r per mile over. R e m o val Lawn Clean-ups Per M onth + Tax 086 Painting & M ain t. .*2 4 7 2 4 M o n th s Wallpapt ring FREE Est. 721-8671 NEW H/B, FWD, 5 spd. man. trans., p/s, p/anti-lock brakes, 6 cyl, A.A.A. 2.5L DOHC engine, air, tinted glass, rr def/defr., am/fm st/cass, p/wind., p/ant, p/trk rel, p/fuel door, tilt wheel/column, cruise, ACCURATE PAINT bckt. seats, fab. int., buckets, Color: Black. Stk #3739. VIN 083 ft/fesonry/Pavii #R 5I33739. 24 month closed end lease, $302. First payment QUALITY WORK $325 Ref. Security Deposit $ 1,000 Down Payment of Trade Due AJM MASONRY - Brick resto­ at Lease Inception. 30,000 miles allowed. 11‘ per mile over. ration, chimneys, pointing, wa­ LOW PRICES $ *5? O S S Per Month + Tax terproofing. Call 908-290-0867 • Interior & Exterior • Sheetrock & Taping ALL TYPES MASON WORK- mm m F 24 Months • Popcorn & Custom Ceilings Patios • Steps • Fireplaces, Book now for EXTERIOR Etc. FREE Est. Ins. Wally PAINTING & SAVE 15% with 908-583-6481, 908-360-9617 this ad. Fully insured. NEW auto, trans. O /D, p/s, p/anti-lock brakes, V-8, 4.6L engine, ARK WELDING air, tinted glass, rr def/defr., am/fm st/cass, p/drl, p/wind., p/trk 908-727-0038 Concrete Patios, Pavers & W e Waterproof Basements rel, tilt wheel/column, cruise, bsm, custom wheel covers, w /w stl Steps. Iron & Alum. Railings. bltd. rdls.. Color: Deep Forest Green. Stk # 1782. VIN #RX13 1762. Fully insured. 908-521-9084 24 month closed end lease, $316. First payment $325 Ref. ASPHALT SEALING- Back- ACE PAINTING Security Deposit $1,350 Down Payment of Trade Due at Lease hoe work & grading. Blaise’s Interior/Exterior Inception. 30,000 miles allowed. 11‘ per mile over. Landscaping. 908-521 -2572 Powerwashing/Wall Coverings Popcorn Ceilings Per JVlpntt] t Tax DON’S CUSTOM MASONRY Commercial/Residential 2 4 M o n th s Fireplaces/Patios/Foundations Servicing all areas. *2 9 9 Free estimates. 908-251-4352 908-291-8306

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ANTHONY’S Have Brush*Will Travel A.A. & J. O n e pleasant shopping Painter & Handyman Services PLUMBING & HEATING Installation & repairs of win­ dows, doors, fixtures, mail­ Repairs & Remodeling boxes. ' Painting, chimney Sewer & Drain Cleaning flashing, leaders, gutters, etc. Water Heaters. NJ Lie.# 5842 experience, and n o w tw o Call Tony at 908-566-2051 908-238-3564/908-360-1997 CEILINGS ALAN BLACKBURN Professionally sprayed/pop­ Plumbing/Heating. w ay s to p a y fo r it. corn effect/all colors/w/without Water Heaters, Boiler Installa­ glitter/free est. 908-525-1625 tions. Remodeling. NJ Master Plumbers License # 5325 CWIKLINSKI & SONS [One way.] [Another way.] lnt./Ext. ResVComm. 908-238-2945 PAINTING & DECORATING The The Dependable Reasonable ATC Plumbing & Heating Saturn SL Saturn SL Insured 908*840-9433 All your plumbing needs. Reasonable. Plumbing Lie. $55. PER ROOM 9816. Call 908-651-8859 Paint, up to 9’-12’. Visa/MC accepted. 1-800-987-7207 BACSOKA Plumbing & Heating JACK Complete kitchen/bath remod­ Months eling. Water Heaters. Sewer & * 1 1 , 2 1 0 ' $ 147— ^1500- 36 THE STRIPPER Drain Cleaning. Reasonable rates. Free Estimates. MSRP: of the 1994 SL is $11,210 including preparation & Lease payment based on 1994 Saturn SL Sedan, 5-speed, Wallpaper Removal License #5628. W e do it all. transportation. Tax, license & other options additional. The . AC, MSRP $11,210 excluding title, taxes, license fee and Painting, Sheetrock Repair Saturn SL includes air bag, air conditioning, 4 cyl, 5 speed insurance. First month’s lease payment of $147 plus $200 908-972-7663 Call 908-727-0014 manual, r/defrost, poly dent resistant panels, radials. And security...... deposit,.... down paymentment of $11refundable $1500 due the fuel economy jv u get is an EPA estimated 28 city/37 at inception. Option to purchase at lease end for $6950. JO E JAY I highway MPG with a manual transmission. I Payment total $5292. VIN. *RZ26979l. STK. *F0601. Painting & Paperhanging Call 908-251-4623 G. TAYLOR PLUMBING & HEATING W e opted to make your decision on how to own one a little easier. KELLY’S PAINTING Repairs • Remodeling • New PAPERHANGING Construction • Water Heaters PAPER REMOVAL • Reasonable • Reliable • But no matter whether you lease or buy we’ll always offer our no K 2 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE Gary Taylor, Plumbing Li­ Free Estimates 908-679-2142 cense # 5877. 908-251-5322 hassle, no fuss shopping experience.That’s always standard. LERIO PAINTING GARDEN STATE Painting, Plastering, Taping, PLUMBING and HEATING Offer subject to approval by primary lending source. 12,000 mi/yr with excess mileage at 10 mi. Lessee responsible Sheetrock, Paperhanging. WATER HEATERS fo r maintenance & excess wear and tear. You must take delivery from retailer stock by March31,1994. Free Estimates REPAIRS & REMODELING GEORGE SAHUL JR. 908-390-8655 License #5568 MIKE’S PROFESSIONAL Painting & Wallpapering Inc. 908-251-5660 Int./Ext. 10% off with ad. S a t u r n o f F r e e h o l d HOT WATER HEATERS 1-800-820-1711 Installed. Reas, rates. Insured NEW IMAGE PAINTING Lie. # 6055. 908-247-8836 4039 Rt. 9 North Freehold, NJ Prof. painting, wallpapering, powerwashing. Int. & Ext. JENLOR PLUMBING Reas, rates. 908-297-3041 Lic.#9473. Jim Pilato. No job 908-303-8700 too small. 908-370-4435 SALES M-F....9-9 SAT....9-6 • SERVICE & PARTS M-E...8-5 NU-WAY PAINTING & POWER WASHING RODD Plumbing/Heating A Different Kind Company. A Different Kind C a r. Presents SPRING CLEAN-UP Hot Water Heaters/Boilers o f o f SPECIAL, $85. A ROOM. Sinks, Faucets, Gas Piping Call 908-615-0592 All Repairs. NJ Lie. #6371 Wallpaper removal specialist Reliable - 908*257-6502 PAINTING Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper 091 Roofing/Siding removal. Quality work, 20yrs. exp.. Ins. John 908-251-0893 PAPERHANGING ABOVE ALL - Roofing/Siding $11./single roll. 23 years exp. Reliable Quality Service Mike 908-462-9097 Free est. 1-800-553-3733 PHIL POLO & SON ACCURATE ROOF Painting & Paperhanging lnt./Ext. Free est. Fully ins. QUALITY WORK 1 FORD CROP miuniftLlbUl 908-780-3575 • 908-462-9558 LOW PRICES —- ____ _ .>71 OLDS CALAIS T A?,??n/?trans.,q rut auto 0/D trans., P/S,.P/sJ SAL’S PAINTING We specialize in repairs & ,r87 FORD TAURUS UL I ^ ^ ^ ^ y S o la n s PAINT 3 ROOMS water damages. Flat & Shin­ Iwaoon 6 c y l . , auto 0/D trans., I • air cond., stereo, rear p/B, air cond-’t-Soer,e0J kCsaSt5t $299. ANY COLOR gle Roof’s. Gutters & leaders. p/windows, seats & iocks, u u ,. 24 hr. HOT LINE P/SP/B Vc o n d ., stereo-cass P/S, WB. *a J interval cruise, cloth intinterva'jpere FOR INQUIRIES CALL Stk 908-390-0103 908-521-0537 908-727-0038 Ip/Windows, Seats & locks tilt, 1 a w - g8 397 ml|es. 65 512 miles. Stk #iw- I cruise, interval w'pers ' ^ l #7§ 42. VIN.LM763476 THE WALL DOCTOR AFFORDABLE KX202820. m ile s . Custom Paperhanging I rack 144,802 StKf/J/or i By Tex Miller. 908-536-9451 Q A ROOFING CO. IVIN. HA269706. As »s. I Residential Specialist $ 6 8 8 8 WALLPAPER Free estimates. Fully insured. 908-322-2014 $2888 $28©o Hung with TLC, patience & neatness! Maria 908-888-1337 AFFORDABLE Roofing, shingles, flat roofing, ■91 DODGE DYNASTY repairs, etc. 908-525-9656 I Sedan, 6 cyl,, auto 0/D trans ANYTIME, ANYWHERE p/^ P/B air cond., stereu, dnth buckets, interval’ wipers, We'll Beat Any Price! THE ROOF DOCTOR p&Ls si”* ' 1f s child safety locks &foldmg jear Seals your leaks when you cloth int., interval wipers Replacement need protection the most. seat 81,381 miles. Stk Roof repair specialist. 1 73,969 miles. Stk ttnoir VIN.NR735737. GUTTER CLEANING | VIN.ND163761. $ 9 8 8 8 Pool Free estimates. Fully insured. Evans Maint. 1-800-303-3873 $ 6 8 8 8 $ 9 8 8 8 ASCH ROOFING and SIDING Liner • Seamless Gutters • Repairs Fully Insured. Free Estimates. & Renovations 908-238-4463/908-257-6965 Liners * Leaks GUARANTEED CREDIT! IF YOU CAN MAKE THE PAYMENT, WE CAN MAKE THE DEAL! * Concrete Renovations Use your Call New Jersey's Largest VISA or SANSONE PRE-OWNED AUTO CENTER Inground Pool Builder! Master Card 325 Maple Avenue QAO 7A7>58(I0 Pool Town to pay (Route 35) Red Bank next to foodtown 5 f U t l w W W for your ad! (800) 882-0152 All prices good lor 48 hours from date of publication. All vehicles sold as-is. Prices include all costs to be paid by a 1-800-660-4-ADS. consumer except licensing fees & tax. This offer supersedes all previous offers, not in conjunction with any other Full Financing offers. THE INDEPENDENT, MARCH 23, 1994 6 1

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CARLIN ROOFING BUICK CENTURY '84-p/w, p/l, Construction. Roofs, vinyl sid­ air, cruise, tilt, stereo/cass. ing, gutters, leaders, all re­ Runs Well. $1,400. Call pairs. Free estimates, insured 908-723-0168 908-458-5619 CAMARO ’80-V8, 305 AT, air. 50,000 original miles. Exc. CENTURY ROOFING shape. New exhaust. Garage WE’RE RATED #1! kept. $2,375. 908-591-0791 O $ $ D O W N Leak specialist/gutter cleaning Expert results. 908-254-1329 CHEVROLET BERETTA ’89­ 6 Cyl. Multi-fuel inj. Fully load­ at RAY CATENA LEXUS — Lim ited Tim e Only. J & R ROOFING & SIDING ed. Orig. owner. 65,000 miles. UNBEATABLE RATES Asking $5,500. 908-247-7876 Exp. & Ins. 908-846-7525 CHEVROLET CAVOLIER CALL (90S) 493-3355 ’88-2dr., blue. SPORTY, 5 spd. 89,000 miles, am/fm RL LEMPFERT cass.,p/s, p/b. Asking $2,650. I Lease A New 1994 Re-roofing, tear-offs, repairs Call 908-686-7142 Lease A New 1994 Call 908-679-0096 DODGE DAYTONA SHELBY LEXUS ES 300 2 1988-Turbo, auto, all power, LEXUS LS 400 S & R ROOFING & SIDING 4 dr, V-6, p/steering, Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. t-tops, exc. cond. 4 new tires. p/brakes, p/windows, 4 Dr, 8 cyl, moonroof, FREE Estimates 908-679-2291 $3,900. Days 908-946-3595, moonroof, leather interior, leather interior, memory Eves. 908-536-4536 floor mats, wheel locks, seats. VIN #R0193155. $ trunk mat. VIN # R0035236. MSRP: $52,403. FORD TAURUS ’88 MSRP: $34,103. 092 Special Services 4 dr., beige. Air, am/fm radio. 36 mo. Exc. cond. Asking $4,500. 908-615-0740 DEVLIN REUPHOLSTERY Dining room chairs, kitchen FORD TAURUS GL '91- sets, etc. Reas, rates. Call Wagon. Low mileage. Exc. Lease A New 1994 Lease A New 1994 Bob 908-727-7394 cond. Loaded. Asking $8,500. Call eves. 908-462-8636 LEXUS GS 300 LEXUS SC 400 HONDA ACCORD ’85 2 Dr, 8 cyl, traction, FURNITURE 4 Dr, 6 cyl, moonroof, moonroof, leather, disc REFINISHING REPAIR 5 Speed stick, p/s, p/b, air, leather. VIN #R0060871. player, Nakamichi stereo. Caning • Rushing 100,000 miles. Exc. cond. MSRP: $42,803. VIN #R0036682. MSRP: 908-938-4064 Asking $2,500. 908-257-7657 $51,003. 3 0 M 0< HONDA ACCORD LX ’87- GV TELECOM SERVICES Excellent condition, auto, air. Telephone extension wiring ALL POWER. $5,400. Call for: Phone, Fax or Modem. In­ evenings 908-303-8811 side Telephone cable repair. LAN wiring Token Ring & HONDA CIVIC SI ’89-5 spd. 10Base-T. Call 908-521-4857 HB. New tires, air, sun roof, am/fm cass., 63,000 miles, R o y C a te n a HOUSE WASHING excellent condition. Asking $4,500. Call 908-446-8712 ATA POWERCLEAN Member N J. BBB HONDA CRX SI ’86 1-800-794-1417 5 spd., sunroof, new CD ster­ ODD JOBS Can do most any­ eo. 100,000. miles. Exc. cond. thing. No Job Too Small. Call Asking $4,495. Call 2123 Highway 35 • Oakhurst. NJ • (908) 493-3355 John 908-251-0893 908-671-3159 PRINTING - Business cards & 1435 Boston Post Rd. • Larchmonl, N Y* (914) 833-5(XX) Stationery, Announcements & MAZDA MX3 Invitations. Call 908-495-1364 ’92. MUST SELLII Lease payment indudes all costs to be paid by consumer except MV, DOC fees, sales tax & luxury tax. Payment, based on 36 mo. closed end lease. Teal. 1 owner, factory main­ SLIPCOVERS, Custom made. tained. Exc. cond. 5 speed, Your fabric. QUALITY WORK, 4 cyl., CD player, aluminum BIG SAVINGS. 908-257-5409 wheels, rear spoiler. EXCEL­ TELEPHONE Installation LENT GAS MILEAGE. Call 908-627-9477 Repair, Jacks, Wiring 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX MERCURY COUGAR XR7 Call Ed, 908-536-2477 '87-V8, air, power everything, cruise control, alloy rims, new tires. Call 908-679-1012 |® 4 Tailoring MUSTANG GT ’89 Loaded , red, 5 spd. 100,000 ALTERATIONS- Men/Women. highway miles. Runs great, DRESSMAKING. Custom good shape. Asking $4,600. Rassas Pontiac Bridal Parties. 908-446-4838 Call after 6pm 908-679-0333 HEMMING, ETC... NISSAN 200 SX ’87 Family Owned and Operated in Red Bank Type & Sew 908-462-7494 V6 Fully loaded. All power, moon roof, low mileage, good cond., well maintained. Asking 096 Windows $4,700. Call 908-607-2746 OLDSMOBILE CALAIS ’89- International-LTD Edition, WINDOWS WASHED quad 4, auto, p/s, p/b, air, am/ fm, cass., 65,000 miles. Good STORMS & SCREENS condition. Must sell! $5,500. INVENTORY!!] GUTTERS CLEANED Call 908-422-1234 ■ WkMWkM E r m J l Exc., clean work. Refs. OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS S NO JOB TOO SMALL '73-2 dr., V8, p/s, p/b, air. Reas, rates. 908-739-8755 Good cond. Orig. Owner. 40GRAN D AM's! $500. Call 908-846-8616 096a Window PLYMOUTH Grand Voyager | - Treatments MINI VAN CUSTOM CURTAINS SE ’89-Excellent Condition. FULLY LOADED. 64,000 Low Prices...... 908-577-0375 miles. Asking $9,500. Call 908-613-1967 INTERIOR DESIGN PLYMOUTH HORIZON '86-4 Quality, Personal Attention dr. sedan. Tires like new. New • Layout • Color Coordination battery. Immaculate condition. • Space Planning 4 spd. $1,500. 908-721-7066 CONSULTATIONS INVITED BONNEVILLE'S! Reasonable rates. Free Est. TAURUS LX WAGON '90- CALL 908-821-7850 Dark blue, fully loaded, 3rd seat. 84,000 Tpke. miles. Ori- WINDOW TREATMENTS giona/ owner. Non-smoker. Excellent family car. Remote BY JERRY control alarm. $7,500. Call after 7pm 908-940-0019 Custom Made Shop At Home Verticals, mini blinds, pleated TRIUMPH SPITFIRE ’78 6 shades. 60% discount w/free estimate, measuring and CONVERTIBLE. Approx. installation. 100% guaranteed. 70,000 miles. Runs well and looks great! Any offer over Jerry Asch 1 -609-655-7548 FIREBIRD'S! $1,500. Call 908-442-2814 R a s s a s Use your AUTOMOTIVE VISA or Master Card PONTIAC 110 Autos for Sale to pay ACURA INTEGRA GS '93 4 door, auto, air, black leath­ for your ad! er, spoiler. LOADED. Only 395 Broad Street, Red Bank • 7 4 1 -51 17,000 miles. Asking $16,850. 1-800-660-4-ADS. 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TROUBLE Selling Your Car? WE BUY JUNK CARS CHEVY SUBURBAN '89- 4x4, Free Advice/Consignment $ CASH PAID $ Marlboro Auto Wreckers 3/4 ton Silverado. Fully load­ Cash Today/Sympathy IdSEDCflRS ed. Orig. owner. 52,000 orig. Auction/Wholesale All makes & models. Cash on 908-591-1400 miles. Excellent condition. W E DO IT ALL! the SPOT. Cali 908-477-6846 Asking $16,500. Call ARTY’S AUTO SALES WE PAY THE MOST ROUTE 35 KEYPORT 908-972-8320 after 6 p.m. [TRUCKS 6 VfiNSjl EAST BRUNSWICK CASH AT YOUR DOOR 908-257-6700 CASH PAID 908-264-4006 For any running car or truck. NISSAN 1 9 8 6 .5 HARD For junk cars, trucks, for $100. CASH BONUS if clean. BODY- 4x4, SE, V6, 5 spd., recycling. Call anytime Tommy Call DR. CASH 908-390-6060 sunroof, sliding rear window, $12 Autos/Trucks Dell’s 908-787-5453 f step bumper, bed liner, grill 9 ACRES OF USED CARS, NEW DODGES, BUICKS, JEEPS, EAGLES, light bar. 3” body lift, DONATE Cars • Vans • RVs • guard, LINCOLNS & MERCURYSAT PARKWAY EXIT 117 33” tires. Alpine stereo sys., • Trucks • Boats • Furniture to 113 Auto Parts ; extra stock wheels, black, AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 Days Charity serving the Blind. 59,000 mi. Many new parts. Free Removal of Junk Cars. IRS Tax Deductible. FREE $5,700. Call 908-615-9410 $$ for new/old. 908-390*5531 TOWING! NEED NOT RUN. ENGLISHTOWN Speed Shop 800-2-DONATE/800-236-6283 Performance & 4x4 Parts SUPER SAVER ALL SCRAP CARS MUSCLE CAR Sheet Metal AND TRUCKS. LARGE OR $ HIGHEST PRICES $ Englishtown Rd 908-792-0400 SMALL. ANY CONDITION. ALL CARS. 908-251-7552 H&H AUTO WRECKERS SPECIALS! 908-591-0366 JUNK & RUNNING CARS JAMBOREE 1989 - 23' motor 24 HOUR SERVICE 117 Trucks/Vans home, sleeps 6, excellent con­ AUTOS-TRUCKS-VANS TOP CASH PRICES PAID dition. 20,000 miles. $19,000. 94 TOWN CAR SIGNATURE SERIES Buy or trade. Call for FREE CALL 908-536-8031 Call 908-706-9320 4 dr, 8 cyl, auto, O/D, p/s, p/disc, anti-lock, a/c, am/lm st/cass w/10 disk CD estimates. 908-390-5501 CHEVY '88 SUBURBAN- player, leather Int, moon rf, p/seats, rec/seats, r/def, |>/W, p/d/l, p/mlr, WANTED-RUNNING and Silverado, 4x4, dual air. New bd/side md, tint, cruise, p/tr, dig dash, sec sys, pin strip, intermit CARS '87 O R NEWER REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks trans., rear, brakes & tires. TERRY ’84 wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, alum wh, program car, ext color: ! Top price paid. Prefer mint $100. and UP. Junk Cars Very clean. Asking $10,500. 19’ Travel trailer. Fully loaded. portilino blue, int color: blue leather. Stk i condition. 908-495-5453 Removed. 908-238-9481 Call 908-382-6473 #501, VIN #RY638463, only 6935 miles. Asking $4,500. 908-521-4977 original MRSP $41,560 $32 ,5 6 0 ‘93 LINCOLN MARK VIII My 2 dr., 8 cyl, auto, O/D, P/S, P/B, Anti-Lock, A/C, AM/FM st/cass w/CD w/10 Disk Changer, leather/int, p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mlr, bd/side md, tint, cruise, p/tr, sec sys, intermit wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, alum wh, . Mercedes-Benz Owners of SRS air bags drive & pass, keyless door entry, ext color: red, int gray: Stk #473, VIN *PY747666,10,830 miles, m Freehold, Marlboro & Manalapan! FORD AEROSTAR XLT EXTENDED Van, 6 cyl, auto, O/D, p/s, p/b, p/disc, a/c, am/tm st/cass, rear headphones, fab/int, buckets, rec/seats, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, bd/side md, tint, r/wipe-wash, cruise, pin strip, intermit Ray Catena Needs Your Trade! wipers, mats, till, alum wh, lumbar sup drivers seat, 2 tone, program car, ext color: white/gold, Prices on Pre-Owned Mercedes int color: tan, Stk #499, VIN #PZB48673, *15,495 Drastically Reduced for Inventory Clearance!

’88 PLYMOUTH | ’86 PONTIAC ’89 PLYMOUTH '89 MERCURY '88 MERCURY GRAND FURY 1 PARI WE BROUGHAM SUNDANCE GRAND MARQUIS I SABLE L/S WAGON i 4 dr 2wd, 8 cyl.. auto o/d. ! Wagon. 4 dr. 6 cyl, auto 00 Due to the worst winter weather 4 di 2wd. 8 cyl. auto, p/s/b. a/c 4 dr.. 4 cyl.. auto. p/s. p/b. 4 dr., 8 c y l . a u to , O/D, P/S, P/B, A/C. AM/FM st/cass. p/s. p/b. a/c. am/fm st/cass. am/fm st, fab/int vinyl/tf, | a/c. am/fm st. fab/m t. p/s. p/b. a/c, am/fm j fab/int, P/sts. Rec/sls. R/def gauges r/def. p/mu bd/side/md. | fab/int. vinyl/rf. p/seats, sun/rf buckets, rec/seats, gauges, r/del. p/w, p/d/l. st/cass. lea. int.. p/seats, j P/W. P/D/L. P/mir. bd/side md. lint, cruise, pm str.p. intermit console, r/def. bd/side/md. tint R/wipe-wash cruise. Rf bd/side/md. tint, cruise, pin r/def.. p/w p/dl. p/ant, rck Dig dash, intermit wipers, in over 20 years, we are paying over wipers intermit wipers, tilt, styl ] stip. intermit wipers mats, tint, pm strip, w/w. exterior j mats. tnt. alum wh. keyless door wheel covers, exterior color color blue, interior color p/mir, b/s/m, tint, tilit. j p/ant. tilt, w/w exterior color i entry, ext color silver, mt color burg, interior color red. Stk i black, mteior color tan. only blue cloth, 21.771 mi Stk cruise p/tr, pm strip, int. #508 Vin IJW135874. 85.030 i gray. Stk #6439 VIN 44.537 mi Stk #515. VIN #516. VIN KN590109 Low wipers, w/w. 63,357 mi. #JA64Q943 80.217 miles miles Clean' ] market prices fo r your trade! | GX212448 Low Miles' Miles' Stk #272. VIN KX635200 * 4 , 9 9 5 1 * 5 , 9 9 5 * 6 , 4 9 5 * 7 , 4 9 5 j .. $7 , 9 9 5 90 CHRYSLER Prices on Pre-Owned Mercedes '93 MERCURY '90 OLDSMOBILE j ’90 MERCURY ’91VOLKSWAGON IMPERIAL TRACER DELTA 88 COUGAR JETTAGL 4 dr 6 cyl auto P/S, P/6. Misc. 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, 2 dr., 6 cyl., auto, p/s. p/b, 4 dr.. 4 c y l. 5 s p d . p/s. a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, anti-iock. A/C, am/fm sl/cass. a/c. am/fm st, fab/int, p/disc a/c, fab/mt. sun/rf. a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab p/seats, buckets, console, are drastically reducedfor buckets, rec/seats. console lea/mi landau/rf. p/seats, p/mir. int., buckets, console, p/seats, r/def, p/w, p/dr r/def, p/w, p/dr Icks, p/mir, cruise, ml wipers, r/def, p/tr. p/w Icks, bd/side/m d, tint, tilt, gauges, r/def. bd/side/md. gauges, r/def., b/s/m, tint, bd/side/md, tint, tilt, cruise, tint. hit. pin strip, intermit tint, p/d/ , pm strip, p/ant. tilt, wire cruise, pin strip, intermit p/tr, pin s trip , in te rm it 1 pin strip, int. wipers, wipers, mats, alum wh. wipers, low miles! 47,102 wipers, mats, alum wh, immediate delivery! wheel cvrs. black/black leather. bright red/gray int 15.659 blue/blue int, 26,187 mi. mi.. Stk #6148, VIN black/black cloth int 63,952 mi.. Stk #6391 VIN 76.210 miles. Stk #6488. VIN Stk #197, VIN RR606174. #LH358814. mi., Stk #391 VIN #MMQ53074 *10803486 #LH654042. YOUR BEST DEALS ARE ONLY A * 7 , 9 9 5 * 7 , 9 9 5 * 8 , 9 9 5 * 8 , 9 9 5 * 8 , 9 9 5 SHORT DRIVE TO EDISON, NJ! '90 MERCURY GRAND ! ’91 BUICK i ’91 BUICK ’93 MERCURY '90 MERCURY MARQUIS LS REGAL CUSTOM ' REGAL TOPAZ GS SABLE GS WAGON 4 dr 2wd, 8 cyl. auto o/d p/s/b 14 dr 2 wd 6 c y l. auto. o/d. I 4 ci 6 c y l. auto, p/s p/b a/c •i dr 4 cyl.. auto. p/s. p/b. a/c. 4 dr. Wag. 'i wd K cyi auio o/d a/c am/lm st/cass. leather/int. p/s. p/disc, a/c am/fm st. j am/tm st/cass tab/mt moon am/tm st/cass fab/mt. p/seats, ■ p/s p/b. a/c am/tm st/cass tab/mt p/seats rec/seats gauges r/del landau rt. p/seats rec/seats. fab/mt. rec/seats r/def. p/w, j rf p/seats, rec/seats. gauges, buckets rec/seats. console r/det, p/w. p/d/l. p/mir bd/side p/w. p/d/l p/mir/bd/side md tint, p/d/l. bd/side/md. tint, cruise r/def p/w p/dr Icks p/mir. gauges r/det p/w. p/dr icks. md tint, cruise p/tr pm strip, cruise rt rack pm stip intermit Remember, we have the... int wipers mats. p/am. tilt, J pm strip intermit wipers, tilt, bd/stde/md. tint. tilt, cruise, pm p/mu bd/side/md. tint, tilt, : wipers, mats, tilt alum wh. third alum wh. SRS Air Bag Drivers j wheel covers (stock) exterior j strip, intermit wipers, alum wh. cruise p/tr. pm strip, intermit seat. SRS an bag drivers side side, exterior color tan Intenor j color blue, interior color blue, j white/blue interiors. 51,542 wipers, styl wh. red/red int. exterior color it blue, interior color dk blue only 13 742 mi Stk #513 color tan. Stk #488. Vin 39.669 m i. Low Miles' Stk j mi . Stk #6368 VIN 17.326 mi Stk #471 VIN | #M1411409 #PB640325 VIN #IA62648S tow Miles' Almost -BEST SELECTION! #1X665110 56 503 miles #6441 VIN #M1855682 New' -BEST SERVICE! $8 , 9 9 5 I * 9 , 9 9 5 $9 , 9 9 5 * 9 , 9 9 5 * 1 0 , 9 9 5 '91 DODGE 0-150 I ’90 BUICK r 89 JEEP WRANGLER 93 FORD ’93 MERCURY -BEST PRICES! RAM PICK-UP I PARK AVE. W/FULL POWER ANGLE THUNDERBIRD SABLE 8 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b. a/c, 4 dr.. 6 cyl., auto. p/s. p/b. SNOWPLOW Auto. p/s. p/b. 6 c y l. center 4 dr 6 cyl. 3.8 litre, auto O/D. j a/c. am/fm st/cass. fab/int. am/lm st/cass, fab/int, con, a/c t/gls. rr det/dtst. p/s. p/b. ale. am/tm sl/cass. p/seats rec/seats. r/def. p/w. 4 wd 6 cyi. auto. p/s. p/b. gauges, bd/side/md, tint, am/fm st. buckets, console, am /fm st/cass. p/dr Icks. fab/mt. p/seats buckets p/dr Icks. p/mir. Dd/side/md. rec/seats console gauges pm strip, short bed. styl tint, pm strip, intermit gauges r/det tint alum vh. p/winds, p/trk rls p/fuel r/det. p/w. p/d/l. p/mir b/s/m. FREE wh. silver/gray interior. wipers mats, p/ant. tilt, wire hard top black ext gray int. dr tilt, cruise, bkt sts. tint tilt, cruise, p/tr pm strip, Low Miles' 27,964 m i, wh cover, burg ext. bum ready to work oi play! p/sts. reel, sts, bsm. mats int wipers, mats dual driver & interior. 51.195 m i. Stk Loaner Cars • Car Wash Stk #6404. VIN 72.523 m i. Stk #6411. VIN Iht var. m irr 14.969 mi. pass air bags. w/w. 23 057 mi #B3104. VIN #L1613684 Stk #384 VIN *PA618598 # M S 2 2 7 5 0 5 #KJ109169 Stk. #28! VIN PH 151246. * 1 0 , 9 9 5 Call your Ray Catena Neighbors at (908) 549-6600 [ * 1 1 , 9 9 5 * 1 2 , 9 9 5 * 1 3 , 7 9 5 * 1 3 , 8 5 6 ’91 8UICK PARK ! ’91 FORD SUPER '93 000GE D-2S0 ’93 LINCOLN ■ '93 LINCOLN AVE. ULTRA j CAB 4X4 F-250XLT LE DIESEL PICKUP TOWN CAR TOWN CAR “CARTIER" 4 dr 2wd 6 cyl. auto, o/d. p/s. 1 LARIAT P/U P/U. 6 Cyl. 59 Litre Cummings 4 dr 8 cvl..autow/overdnve p/s. 4 dr B cyl. auto ^overdrive p/s. Alan Friedman Bob Gold p/anti-lock brakes, a/c am/fm p/b. anti-lock a/c am/fm st/cass. p/dtsc. anti-lock. a/c. airv'lm st/cass 2 dr. 4 WD. P/U. 8 cyl auto, 0/0 Turbo Oiesei auto, p/s p/b. a/c st/cass leather mt p/seats, feather/mt p/seats rec/seats. leatner/mt. moon/rt pi sears rec/seats gauges r/def p/w. p/s p/b a/c. am/fm st/cass. am/fm/st cass. p/w p/d/l cruise, fab/uit. gauges, p/w. p/d/l. ridel pAv p/dr Iks p/mi; rec/seats r/det

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J U S T A F E W O F O U R F I N E P R E - O W N E D C A R S New, 2-Dr, 5 Speed Manual Trans, 4 Cylinder, Rack & Pinion 1989 DODGE CARAVAN 1988 NISSAN 300ZX 1988 MERCURY COUGAR Steering, r**r Brakes, No Air, Custom Int, Buck Sts, T/Gls, R/Wind Def, AM/FM Cassette. VIN# RU295929. 8 4 9 0 6994 i *4286 CHEVROLET H v u n o n i 641 SHREWSBURY AVE., SHREWSBURY, NJ LOCATED BETWEEN GSPKY EXIT 109 AND ROUTE 35 9 0 8 Price include all costs to be paid by consumer except for license, reg and taxes. Prices include all rebates and incentives where applicable. Must finance through dealer for special ad price. Add must be presented for validation. Not responsible for typos. Pictures are for illustrative purposes only. 6 4 MARCH 23, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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s ’ J* > > V - 4 v ' 8: : IS ■ H R NEW1994 CHEVY LUMINA MINIVAN ... 3.8 Itr., V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, NC, P/L, P/W, P/tailgate, P/6-way driver seat, P/sliding door, AM/FM stereo cass. w/ext. range speakers, elk., speed cont. w/resume, deep tint glass, remote keyless entry, tilt wh., remote foldaway mirrors, r. def., cargo conv. net, LS trim, custom cloth bucket seats, trailering pkg., roof carrier, cast alum. whls. w/locks, 7 pass. Stk. #T4341. VIN. #RT121596 MSRP $22,077. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $1,000.24 Mo. Lease. Total cash $2,155.63 includes tax, motor vehicle, down payment, $298.731st payment & security. 15,000 miles per year max. LEASE $ FOR 2 9 8 ,Ii—«»PORS1 9 ,8 1 8

New 1994 Chevy S-10 New 1994 Geo New 1994 Chevy EXTENDED CAB PRIZM S-10 FLEETSIDE PICKUP 4 dr. Sedan, 1.3 Itr. 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, A/C, 4 whl. anti-lock brakes, PICKUP AM/FM stereo cass. w/4 speakers & theft det„ elk., frt. & r. carpet mats, 4.3 Itr. V-6, auto trans. w /od„ P/S. P/B, A/C, tilt steering, speed cont., custom two tone paint, 2.2 Itr. MFI 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, fir. mats,, LS trim, LS decor, AM/FM stereo cass., elk., sliding r window, del* cloth int., highback bucket seats, 4 int. wipers, r. def., cloth/vinyl seats. Stk. #4386. VIN #RZ035103. MSRP all-season white letter tires, alum, whls., AM/FM stereo cass., elk,, sliding whl. anti-lock brakes, all season white letter tires. Stk. #T4487 VIN #RK133735 MSRP $14,425.36 Mo. Lease. Total cash $1,772.93 includes tax, motor vehicle, r. window, delx, cloth trim. Stk, #T4153. VIN #RK107275. MSRP $12,879. $15,884. 24 Mo. Lease. Total cash $2,367.20 includes tax. motor vehicle, down payment, down payment, $216.03 1st payment and security. 15,000 miles per yr. $297.301st payment & security. 15,000 miles per year max. max. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $248. 24 Mo. Lease. Total cash $2,317.02 includes tax, motor vehicle, $1,750 down payment, $197.121st payment & security.

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1991 CHEVY CORSICA 1990 GEO PRIZM 1989 MERCURY 1993 GEO METRO 1993 NISSAN SENTRA XE 1991 CHEVY ASTRO 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, 4 dr., 4 cyl. Fl,Fl auto trans., P/S, CONVERTIBLE LSI EXTENDED PASS. VAN COUGAR P/B, A/C, P/mirrors, carpet, elk., T.G., body side mldg., console, P/B, A/C,JC, body side mldg., carpet, 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/mirrors, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, T.G., body 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM stereo cass., recl/bucket elk., console, r. def., T.G., AM/FM tilt/cruise, frt. fir. mats, sunroof, P/W, P/L, P/trnk. rel., P/ant., P/seat, body side side mldg., console, conv. roof, recl/bucket seats, trip od., delx. T.G., r. def., tilt/cruise, recl/bucket , tilt whl., trip od., delx. whls., stereo, bucket/red. seats, trip od., mldg., console, r. def., T.6 ., AM/FM stereo cass., recl/bucket seats, tonneau cover, trip seats, body side mldg., trip od., delx. carpet, clK,, r.>. uo.,def., multispeediuuhio wip- whls., console, r. def., AM/FM stereo delx. whls., multispeed wipers. bucket/red. seats, tach., trip od., alrm s yst, car­ od., multispeed wipers, carpet, elk., whls., carpet, elk., AM/FM stereo cass., ers. Stk. #P4010 VIN Stk. #P4001. VIN #LZ084666. AM/FM stereo cass., delx. whls. Stk. cass., r. spoiler, int. wipers. Stk. #ME126627.46,397 miles. pet, elk., tilt/cruise, landau roof, mag whl., mt. #P30971. VIN #PC137328. 22,424 int. wipers. Stk. #P4005. VIN 56,727 miles. wipers. Stk. #P4004. VIN #KH611987. 59,577 #P4022. VIN #PK207442.7,159 miles. #MB144003.46,811 miles. $6,883 *6,997 $7.3 8 8 $9,6 9 5 te $9,9 9 2 $10 ,4 9 8 1991 CHEVY CAMARO 1990 PLYMOUTH 1989 GMC 1993 CHEVY 1992 CHEVY 8 cyl.. auto trans., w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C. 1992 GEO P/L, P/W, P/trnk. rel., P/hatch rel., body TRACKER 4X4 GRAND VOYAGER JIMMY SLE LUMINA EURO C-1500 PICKUP side mldg., console, T.6., recl/bucket 4 cyi., 5 spd. man. trans., A/C, car­ 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, 8 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, T.G., 3 cyl;, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, seats, r. spoiler, tach., rally whls., int. wip­ P/W, P/L, P/mirrors, carpet, elk., T.G., titt/cruise, body side mldg., console, fir. r. def., tilt/cruise, body side mldg., red. split P/W, T.G., tilt/cruise, tilt/cruise, split bench seat, pet, elk., frt. & r. mats, conv. roof, tilt/cruise, bucket/recl. seats, r. wiper, mats, recl/bucket seats, hub whls., int. wipers, bench seat, carpet, dk., AM/FM stereo, r. spoiler, Irip od., rally whls., body side mldg., carpet, ers, carpet, elk., cruise, fir. mats, AM/FM un., nnvrAM/FM IV* stereo muo., cassa nu. int. wipers.wtL/t Stk. stereo, frt. spoiler, trip od. Stk. #P3066. recl/bucket seats, multispeed wip­ console, r. def., T.G., AM/FM stereo carpet, elk., AM/FM stereo cass., tach., trip od., tach., trip od., alloy whls., in t wipers. Stk. VIN #ML166386.26,445 miles. ers, body side mldg., AM/FM stereo cass., tach., trip od., delx. whls., int. lour wheel drive. Stk. #P4015. VIN #KF521557. #P4017. VIN #P9245124.20,411 miles. ♦M 0 93 . VIN #NZ222286.2),027 miles. cass., tach., alloy whls. Stk. #30611. wipers. Stk. #40261. VIN #LX114921. 61.980 miles. *1 0 ,8 2 3 VIN #N6922462.24,324 miles. 50,192 miles. ( *14,671 $10 ,8 7 5 $11,321 $12 ,4 9 8 $13 ,5 3 0 EM&BILITY- Price(s) include(s) all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing, registration, and taxes. ROUTE 34 AT SOUTH ATLANTIC AVE. FUIU ABERDEEN (MATAWAN) AFTER THE SALE... NEXT TO STRATHMORE SHOPPING CENTER CHEVROLETG S © ITS THE SERVICE THAT COUNTS! 566-8000 THE INDEPENDENT, MARCH 23, 1994 6 5

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NEW 1994 DODGE INTREPID 3.3 Itr. V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, cloth bucket se a ts w /re c lin e r, T.G., r. def., tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass. stk. #6286. VIN #RF193485. MSRP $19,371. 24 MO. Lease. Lease payments are plus tax, 1st payment, sec. dep. & MV fees. $1,495 dow n. 12,000 miles per year. LEASE Per Mo. FOR $2 6 9 24 M onths

NEW 1994 DODGE CARAVAN 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, A/C, r. def., P/B, T.G., AM/FM stereo. Stk. #6372. VIN #RR660818. MSRP $17,664. Rebate $500. Dodge Disc. $857. Buhler Disc. $610. [ p r e - o w n e d s p e c i a l s ]

1985 BUICK SKYLARK 1 9 8 9 BUICK 1992 DODGE SPIRIT BUY 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., SKYLARK COUPE 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/c, r. def., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., FOR $1 5 ,6 9 9 T.G., a m / f m ra dio . Stk. tilt/cruise, r. def., T.G., AM/FM T.G., a m / f m stereo, stk. #2698. VIN #FW423969. stereo cass. stk. #2722. vin #2809. VIN #NT201081. 66,012 m iles. #KM001426. 55,752 miles. 30,730 miles.

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1988 CHEW CAPRICE 1992 DODGE SHADOW 1 9 9 1 BUICK 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto trans., 2 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/s, REGAL LIMITED 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM P/B, A/C, r. def., T. G„ AM/FM P/6, A/C, P/L, p/w, tilt/cruise, r. stereo. Stk. #2815. VIN stereo. Stk. #2821. VIN def., T.C., sprt. whls., AM/FM #JR189409. 64,615 miles. #NN197808. 47,826 miles. stereo cass. stk. #2877. vin #M1418020. 42,104 miles.

$ 5 , 9 9 7 * 6 , 9 9 7 $ 8 , 9 9 7 N E W 1994 DODGE SPIRIT 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, A/C, r. def., T. G., AM/FM stereo cass. 1986 DODGE DAYTONA 1993 DODGE DYNASTY 19 90 DODGE 4 cyl., auto trans., P/s, Stk. #6152. VIN #RT210848. MSRP $14,516. Rebate $1,500. 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, GRAND CARAVAN SE P/B, A/C, r. def., tilt whl., p/b, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, Buhler Disc. $1,017.,7. T.C., AM/FM stereo, stk. r. def., T.C., AM/FM stereo tilt/cruise, r. def., T.C., sprt. #2880. VIN #GG216452. cass. Stk. #2898. VIN whls., am/fm stereo, stk. #2902. 69,189 miles. #PD217104.16,327 miles. VIN #LX300160. 66,139 miles. BUY FOR $ 1 1 ,9 9 9 $ 2 , 9 9 7 $ 1 2 , 9 9 7 $ 8 , 9 9 7

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1992 1992 1992 FORD FORD FORD E-150 VAN ESCORT ESCORT WAGON GT V-8, auto trans., P/S, P/b, A/C, P/L, P/W, ABS V-8, auto trans., P/S, P/B, AM/FM stereo, air bag, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, roof rack, con­ 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, console, brakes, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass., alloy whls. ABS brakes. Balance of Factory Warranty. Stk. sole, AM/FM stereo. Balance of Factory Warranty. AM/FM stereo cass., P/moonroof. Balance of Balance of Factory Warranty. Stk. #T6387a. VIN #T6407a. VIN #NHA91206. 25,998 miles. Orig. Stk. #T6337A. VIN #NR124849. 30,794 miles, Factory Warranty. Stk. #N6290A. 30,164 miles, #NLA46961. 24,641 miles, orig. MSRP $26,626. MSRP $17,804. 24 Month Lease. $2,500 down orig. MSRP $12,931. 24 Month Lease. $1,500 orig. MSRP $14,184. 24 Month Lease. $1,500 24 Month Lease. $2,500 down, plus $399 1st pay­ plus $239 1st payment & ref. sec. deposit. 17,000 down, plus $129 1st payment & ref. sec. deposit. down plus $129 1st payment & ref. sec. deposit. ment & ref. sec. deposit. 17,600 miles per year. miles per year. 15,000 miles per year. 15,000 miles per year. SA'Lgj SA'^cj BUY FOR *8,0^ LEASE FOR BUY FOR *sfl LEASE FOR BUY FOR LEASE FOR ? £ * * '■ LEASE FOR $18,550 *399 *12,799 $239 a $7,595 *129 7,995 *129 Hie Word On The I Street ls~ 200 HWY. 35 (PKY exit 117) Keyport, N J. (908) 264-1600 THE INDEPENDENT, MARCH 23,1994 6 7

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1 9 9 5 NEON New, Dodge, 4 dr. Sedan, front whl. dr, 2.0L 16 valve SOCH 4 cyl, 3 spd. auto, trans, pwr. strng/brks, dual AIRBAGS, AIR, AM/FM stereo, 'glass, r/def, b/s mldgs, dig. clock, sport mirr, hal. lamps, cust. whl. cvrs, bckt. seats, rem. mirrs, int. wip, VIN #SD502886, MSRP $11,893. Incl. $400 college grad rebate.

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Dodge, Hatchback, 2 dr., FWD, 2.2 EFI 4 cyl. eng., auto, trans., pwr. strng./brks., AIR BAG, AIR CONDITIONING, t/gls., b/s mldgs., bkts., reel, sts., fold down rr. seat, VIN #RN129383. MSRP: $10,589. Incl. $1000 manufacturers rebate & $400 college grad rebate.

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Dodge, 4 dr. Sedan, FWD, 2.5L EFI 4 cyl, auto, trans, pwr. strng/brks, AIR, AIRBAG, AM/FM stereo, t/glass, b/s mldgs, dig. clock, hal. lamps, cust. whl. cvrs, 50/50 split bench seat, VIN #RF116941, MSRP $13,855. Incl. $1600 man. rebate & $400 college grad rebate.

THE ALL NEW ’94 NEW ’94 B250 N E W ’ 9 4 NEW ’94 B250 RAM PICKUP TRUCK C A R G O V A N DAKOTA SPORT CONVERSION VAN Dodge, 2 dr., Long Bed, 135" wb, 3.9L mpi Magnum V6 eng., 5 spd. man. trans, Dodge, 127.6” wheelbase, heavy duty work van, 5.21318 Magnum V-8, 3 Dodge, Pick Up, 3.9 Magnum V-6, 5 spd. man. trans, pwr. strng/rear anti-lock Dodge, HIGH TOP, 8 cyl. 5.2L 318 eng., 4 spd. auto, trans., pwr, strngTbrks., AIR, pwr. strng/rear anti lock brks, no air, AIRBAG, AM/FM stereo, digital clock, halogen spd. auto, trans, pwr. strng/rear anti-lock brks, no air, AM/FM stereo, dig. brks, AIRBAG, no air, AM/FM stereo-cass, b/s mldgs, dig. clock, sport mirr, AM/FM stereo, t/gls., tilt, cruise, dig. clock, custom graphics, 4 captains chairs, r/sofa lamps, 35 gallon fuel tank, gauge pkg., r/step bumper, 8 ft. bed, modular behind clock, high back bckt. sts, VIN #RK537098, MSRP $16,988. Incl. $1000 hal. lamps, alum, whle, body color grill & mldgs, rear step bmpr, tach, dlx. int. bed, running boards, VCR wired, cont. kit, loaded. VIN #RK539864, MSRP: $28,674. seat storage VIN #RS622118, MSRP: $13,929, Incl. $400 college grad rebate. man. rebate, $500 comm, rebate & $400 college grad rebate. pkg, VIN #RS512061, MSRP $11,768. Incl. $400 college grad rebate. Incl. $500 previous owner cert., $1,000 man. rebate & $400 college grad rebate. $ 1 2 .9 9 5 13.295 0.8951II 9.795

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Giant Savings on our great selection of TOP QUALITY Dodge Cars, Trucks and WERNERIZED Vans! USED CARS 1993 DODGE SPIRIT 4 dr.. 4 cyl.. auto Irans.. P S. P B. A C. P L. P W. tilt cruise. AM FM stereo. T.G.. cloth inL, air Dag. $4 0 if C fl r. def. Balance of Factory Warranty. VIN »PF518980 15.358 miles. Program car. I U j 4 W U 1992 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM 4 cyl., auto trans.. P S. P B. A C.PLPW.P seats, tilt cruise, AMFM stereo, cass.. T.G., doth int.. $Q Q C fl New • 1994 • Dodge airbag, r.def. Balance of Factory Warranty. VIN *NF126421.44,060 miles. O j U U 1992 DODGE CARAVAN 4 cyi.. auto trans.. P S. P B. A C. tilt cruise, sunscreen glass. Balance of factory Warranty. VIN $4 fl OQC WIR532467 61.087 miles. lUjVtJw 1991 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER CARAVAN FIFTH AVENUE t...... V-6. auto trans.PS. PB. AC. PL. PW. P seats, tilt cruise, allooy whls., AM FM stereo cass., T.G.. * 1 / Q fl fl V-6, auto, trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, 7 air bag, r. def. VIN #M0284649.22.726 miles. I t j j U U 1988 DODGE B-150 WINDOW VAN passenger, roof rack, AM/FM V-8. auto trans.. P S. P B. T.G.. AM FM stereo. VIN WK108915.84.989 mites. *4,995 stereo, dual air bags, VIN 1993 DODGE DYNASTY 4 dr.. V-6. auto trans.. PS. P B. AC. PL. PW. tilt cruise, AMFM stereo cass.. r.def. air bag. VIN $ 4 0 C C A #RR625798. MSRP $17,646, Mfg. #PD208067.19.027 miles lL,OuU 1991 HONDA ACCORD Rebate $700, College Grad 4 dr. 4 cyl.. auto trans.. P S. P B. A C, P L P W. tilt cruise. AM FM stereo cass.. T.G.. r. def. VIN $4 Q A fl fl * 1 5 3 9 5 rMA222578.35.126 miles I 9 U (J Rebate $400, Werner Discount 1990 MERCURY COUGAR 2 dr. V-6. auto trans.. PS. PB. AC. PL. PW. P seats, tilt cruise, AM FM stereo cass., sunroof. $4 fl 7 flK $1,151. T.G.. r def. VIN #CH622377.28.971 miles. I U , / 3 J 1988 DODGE CARAVAN 4 cyl.. auto trans.. PS. PB AC. r. del... AM FM stereo. VIN UR567341.82.591 mites. *6,695 1993 FORD F-150 XL PICKUP 6cjrUttto trans.. P S- P B. AC. T.G.. AM FM stereo, line-a-bed. running boards. VIN #PNA01330. *12,889 1991 FORD F-150 XLT LARIAT PICKUP $in 07C :. P L. P W. cruise, alloy whls.. AM FM stereo cass. VIN I U j «J f W 1991 DODGE D-150 PICKUP V-6.4 spd. trans. P S. P B A C. AM FM stereo. VIN IMS223983.26.200 miles. *8,995 New • 1994 • Dodge New • 1994 • Dodge V - New *1994* Dodge SHADOW 2dr. 1500 PICK-UP See If On Display 4 cyl., auto trans, p/s, p/b, A/C, SPIRIT V-8, auto trans, P/S, P/B,A/C, AM/FM Stereo, tinted glass, 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans, P/S, P/L,P/W ,P/seat, tilt, cruise, cloth interior, air bag, P/B, A/C, tilt, cruise, AM/FM AM/FM stereo, tinted glass, air bag, trailer tow pkg. with r/def, buckets. MSRP Stereo, air bag, r/def., MSRP hitch,Laramie SLT. $11413,Mfg. Rebate $1000, $14249, Mfg. Rebate VIN#RS591723. MSRP College Grad Rebate $400, $1500,College Grad Rebate $20157, College Grad Rebate All Iiew1995 Dodge Werner Discount $614. VIN $400, Werner Discount $450, $400, Werner Disc. $1395. #R N 225576. VIN #RT265801. s9399 (D 0 0 (D s11889 S18362 TEST DRIVE ONE TODAY!

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4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, r. def., console. Stk. #M4168. Vin #771554. MSRP $9,450. 48 Mo. Closed End Lease. 1st payment $128. Sec. Deposit $228. Cap Cost Reduction $2,000. Acq. Fee $425. Total payments $6,144.15,000 miles per year, 12‘ per mile thereafter.

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NEW 1993 MAZDA MX3 NEW 1994 MAZDA MX6 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, buckets, AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth int. Stk. 4 cyl 5 spd man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth int. Stk. #M4105. Vin. #151643. MSRP #M9391. Vin. #224389. MSRP $14,095. Rebate $500. Schwartz Disc. $1,401. $18 810.48 Mo. Closed End Lease. 1st payment $245. Sec. Deposit $250. Cap Cost Reduction $2,000. Acq. Fee $425. Total payments $11,760.15,000 miles per year, 12' per mile thereafter.

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6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., AM/FM stereo, T.G., cloth int., dual air bags. Stk. #C7068. Vin. #674814. MSRP $17,574. Rebate $650. Schwartz Disc. $1,224. 48 Mo. NEW 1993 SUBARu IMPREZA Closed End Lease. 1st payment $214. Sec. 4 cyl 5 spd man trans., P/L, P/W, A/C, AM/FM stereo cass., cloth int. Stk. #S0064. Deposit $314. Cap Cost Reduction $2,000. Vin. #523984. MSRP $14,518. Acq. Fee $425. Total payments $10,272. 15,000 miles per year, 12* per mile thereafter. BUY FOR *10.986

NEW 1993 SUBARU NEW 1993 CHRYSLER LEBARON CONV. LEGACY 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, con­ 6 cyl., auto, trans., w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, con­ sole, r. def., AM /FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth int., air bag. Stk. sole, buckets, r. def., AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth int. Stk. #S0047. Vin. #641777. MSRP $16,815. Rebate $3,000. Schwarte #06127. Vin. #625117. MSRP $20,253. Rebate $1,500. Schwartz Disc. $1,858. Disc. $2,253. BUY *16,500 FOR *11.957 i All prices include all rebates and incentives and all costs to be borne by consumer, except license, registration and taxes I M e m . IU& Schw&itz be uutk youl 141 West Front Street • Red Bank , 7 4 7 - 0 7 8 7 [Chrysler i • Plymouth • Mazda • Subaru r / ~ r [ , -i,t ' T - t T ■ ' * j-'OHAt/ O T THE INDEPENDENT, MARCH 23, 1994 7 1

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NEW 1994 CHRYSLER CONCORDE 4 dr. Sedan, 3.3 Itr. V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C w/auto temp, cont., P/L, P/W w/one touch feature, P/8-way driver seat, remote/illum. entry grp., dual visor vanity mirrors, cloth front 50/50 bench seat, 16" whl. & touring grp., conv. spare. Stk. #2033. VIN #RH220638. MSRP $22,603. Opt. Pkg, Disc. $233. Buhler Disc. $1,9712. College Grad Rebate if qual. $400. 36 Mo. Lease. $1,500 down payment plus 1st payment & ref. sec. deposit. 12,000 miles per year max. Down payment includes College Rebate.

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Awarded for Exemplary • Sales Performance • Customer Service • Facilities • NEW 1994 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 2.5 Itr. EFI, auto trans., P/S/ P/B, A/C, P/liftgate rel., body side mldg., dual horns, storage • Administration • drawers, map & cargo lights, highback bucket seats, 7 pass, seating, r. def., lugg. rack, AWI/FM stereo cass. w/4 speakers, conv. spare, FWD. Stk. #1818. VIN #RR547327. MSRP • Community Relations • $18,086. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $857, Buhler Disc. $1,130. Rebate $700. College Grad Rebate if ------. qual. $400. 36 Mo. Lease. $1,500 cap cost reduction. 1st payment $199 plus ref. sec. dep. * & M.V. fees. 12,000 miles per year, 150 overage. $ 4 Q Q Per Mo. B^$14,999 *ST I -i-Tax 11 USED CAR SPECIALS 1 1 1990 PLYMOUTH 1990 HONDA 1993 MERCURY VOYAGER LE ACCORD EX TRACER 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S. P/B, A/C, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo P/L., AM/FM stereo cass. Stk. cass., T.G., r. def. Stk. #8319. VIN cass., T.G. Stk. #8393. VIN #8443. VIN #PR660204. 15,531 #LR614568. 61,825 miles. #LA018203. 60,524 miles. miles. s9,999 $9,499 $8,999

1993 CHRYSLER 1991 CHRYSLER 1989 NISSAN IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! NEW 1994 LEBARON CONVERTIBLE NEW YORKER SALON SENTRA SE NEW 1995 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, 4 cyl., auto trans., A/C, tilt whl., PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo T.G., AM/FM stereo. Stk. *7934. sprt. wfifs., r.def., AM/FM stereo, PLYMOUTH NEON HI-LINE 4 Sedan, 2.5 Itr. 4 cyl., auto trans., cass. Balance of Factory Warranty. VIN #JY207845. As Traded 69,985 sunroof. Stk. #8122. VIN 4 cyl., auto trans.m P/S, A/C, AM/FM P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., 50/50 cloth bench Stk. #8397. VIN #PF583104 miles. #KU004242.64,700 miles. 17,239 miles. 3 g g g stereo r. def., T.G., cloth int., dual air seat, full spare, AM/FM stereo. Stk. $10,999 s6,695 bags. Stk. #2065. VIN #SD518287. #1759. VIN #RF115532. MSRP MSRP $12,677. $14,249. Buhler Disc. $850. Rebate 1985 MERCURY 1989 CHEVY $1,500. College Grad Rebate if qual. 1988 CHRYSLER $400. COLONY PARK WAGON CELEBRITY WAGON NEW YORKER V-8. auto trans., P/S. P/B, A/C, V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, $ 1 2 , 6 7 7 P/L, P/W, AM/FM stereo. Stk. P/L, P/W, AM/FM stereo cass., P/L, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo, $ 1 1 , 4 9 9 •* #8399. VIN #FZ613048. As T.G., r. def. Stk. #8387. VIN r.def. Stk. #8294. VIN #JC116593. Traded. 87,345 miles. #K6152523. 80,655 miles. 76,485 miles. $3,495 s4,488 $4,999

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1990 CHRYSLER NEW YORK 1990 OLDS SUPREME SL 1993 CHEVY CORSICA LT 4 dr, 6 cyl. auto, p/s, p/b. am/fm st/cass w/CL, fab/int. 4 door. 6 cyl., auto, p/s/b, air, am/fm st. w/CL, fab/int, r/def, LANDUA rec/seats. gauges, r/def, p/w. p/d/l, bd/side md, tint, cruise, p/d/l, tint, cruise, int. wipers, tilt, 8375 miles. STK. #P1448, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, air, am/fm st/cass. fab/int, p/seats, intermit wipers, tilt, alum whl, 43645 miles. STK #P1441, VIN #PY218049. Original MSRP $14,908, Save 5913. r/def. p/w, p/d/l. tint, cruise, lit VIN #LD316837. s8 , 4 9 5 $8 , 9 9 5 * 8 , 9 9 5

1990 HONDA ACCORD LX 1990 HONDA ACCORD EX 1991 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 1993 OLDS ACHIEVA 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, prt>, air. awvlm st/cass, fab/int, p/seats, 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b. air. am/fm st/cass, fab/int, console, Van, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, air. am/fm st, fab/int, buckets, r/def, 4 door, 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass w/cl, gauges, r/def. p/w. p/d/l, cruise, intermit wipers, p/ant, tilt, fab/int, options buckets, console, r/def, p/d, tint, tilt, console, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, cruise, p/ant, till, 37257 miles, STK p/w, p/d/l, tint, cruise, tilt, 49710 miles, STK #C3, VIN cruise, intermit wipers, STK# 1473, VIN# PM045374, #C10, VIN #LA004363. alum wh, 49256 miles, VIN #LA1B1613. STK #C7. #R127928. mileage 13520, MSRP $16138, Save $4338 i * 1 0 , 5 0 0 * 1 0 , 9 0 0 * 1 0 ,9 9 5 * 1 1 ,0 0 0

1991 HONDA ACCORD LX 1993 ACHIEVAS 1993 OLDS ACHIEVA 1993 OLDS CIERAS 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, air, anVfm st, fab/int, p/seats, buck­ 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, antMock, am/fm st/cass w/CL, 2 dr., 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, air, am/fm st/cass w/cl, 4 dr., 6 cyl.. auto, p/s, p/b, air, am/fm st/cass w/CL, fab/int, ets, console, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, tint, cruise, p/ant, tilt, fab/int. buckets, rec/seats. console, r/def, p/d/l, tint, cruise, fab/int, buckets, console, r/def, p/d/l, tint, cruise, int. wipers, r/def, p/w, p/d, tint, tilt, cruise, intermit wipers, 12770 miles. 23159 miles. STK #C9, VIN #MA009820. intermit wipers, tilt. 18242 miles. STK #P1466, VIN tilt, 14,538 miles. STK #P1461, VIN #PM043425. Original STK #P1472, VIN #P6447288. Original MSRP $17,113. #PM045150. Original MSRP $16,138. Save $4238. MSRP $16,038, Save 4138. Save $4913. * 1 1 ,9 0 0 * 1 1 , 9 0 0 ..* 1 1 ,9 0 0 * 1 2 , 2 0 0

1993 OLDS ACHIEVA SL 1991 HONDA PRELUDE SI 1993 OLDS ACHIEVAS 1992 OLDS 88 R0YALE 4 door, 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass w/ci,. 2 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s. p/b, air, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, air, am/fm st/cass w/CL, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, air, am/fm st/cass w/CL, fab/int, options p/seats, buckets, console, r/def, p/w, fab/int, p/seats, rec/seats, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, p/d, tint, tilt, cruise, intermit wipers, alum, whls, STKfc rec/seats, r/def, p/w, tint, cruise, p/ant, tilt, alum whl., 44291 fab/int, buckets, console, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d, tint, tilt, P1474, VIN# PM008300, 23550 miles, MSRF* mites. STK #C7, VIN #XMC00598. cruise, intermit wipers, STK #P1476, VIN #PM030163. 940 tint, cruise, intermit wipers, p/ant, tilt, styl whl, 17789 miles. $17496, miles. STK #54022A, VIN NH350742. * 1 2 , 2 0 0 * 1 2 , 9 0 0 * 1 2 , 9 0 0 * 1 3 , 9 0 0 —— — 1993 OLDS SUPREME SL 993 OLDS 88 1993 OLDS SUPREME 1994 SUPREME 2 door, 6 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass 4 dr. 6 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b. air. am/fm st/cass w/CL. r/def, p/w, 4 door, 6 cyl. 3.4 Hr. 24 valve, auto, o/d, p/s/b, anti-lock, a/c, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, air, am/fm st/cass w/CL, fab/int, w/eq/CL, fab/int, options p/seats, buckets, reg/seats, am/fm st/cass w/d, fab/int, options buckets, rec/seats, con­ buckets, console, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, tint, cruise, inter­ console, r/def, p/w, p/d, p/mir, tint, tilt, cruise, intermit p/d/l. p/mir. bd/side md, tint, cruise, intermit wipers, tBt, sole, guages, r/def. p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, cruise, wipers, alum, whls, STK# P1468, VIN# PD349003, 12959 miles. STK #P1459. Original MSRP $21,536. Save intermit wipers, p/ant, alum. whl. STK# P1399, VIN# mit wipers, p/ant, tilt, alum whl., 652 miles. STK #P1456, mileage 10357, MSRP $19042, Save $4942 $6636. PD300085, mileage 19583, MSRP $20548, Save $5553 VIN #RD312455. * 1 4 ,1 0 0 * 1 4 , 9 0 0 * 1 4 , 9 9 5 * 1 5 , 5 0 0

1993 OLDS 88 R0YALE 1994 88 R0YALE 1993 OLDS DRAVADA 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, overdrive, p/s, p/b, air, am/fm st/cass w/GL, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, air, am/fm st/cass w/CL, 4 wd, 6 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, a/c, am/fm st/cass w/cl, leather/int, options p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, console, fab/int, p/seats, r/def. p/w, p/d. p/mir, tint, tilt, intermit wipers, fab/int, p/seats, r/def. p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, inter­ gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d, tint, r/wipe-wash, tilt, cruise, p/tail- *90 Days or alum wh., 11439 miles. STK #P1475, VIN #PH352124. mit wipers, lilt, alum wh., 1324 miles. STK #P1470, VIN ate rel, rf rack, intermit wipers, alum wh, 11,332 miles. #RH318419. TK# P1418, VIN# P2701208, MSRP $27021, Save $8026 Balance of New Car Warranty *15.000 *10,900 f *10,995 A

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