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Staff W riter A stranded bottlenose dolphin caused quite a splash early Thursday morning when it was discovered by a man walking along the Keypott beach. According to Patrolman Robert Aumack, it took a lot of manpower, police officers, firemen, mammal rescuers and workers from Artisan Construction, Keyport, to carry the 9-foot-long, 690-pound marine animal over the garbage berm on the Aeromarine property on Locust Street to a rescue vehi About four hours after her discovery, she was transported to New York’s Aquarium for Wild Life Conservation in Coney Island, Brooklyn, Kirstin Natale and Jim m y Okaszka, both 5, hold on tight to help their team win a tug-of-w ar during field where she is eating well and swimming on her day activities M onday at Raritan Valley Elem entary School in Hazlet. own, Kevin Walsh, director of marine mammal (Brian J. Berm an/Greater Media) Continued on page 19 Mid’town receives Blue Acres money

Township will acquire Green Acres Program. 122 municipalities in eight counties which “It’s great for the area,” Mayor are eligible for Blue Acres money, only 33 acres of Leonardo Raymond O’Grady said. “I’m glad the seven towns filed applications, according waterfront property township had the foresight to apply for it. to Jandoli. The area along the Navy pier that is en­ Middletown’s is the largest of the BY EILEEN KOUTNIK vironmentally sensitive will be pre­ approved projects in terms of acreage.

Staff W riter served.” Jandoli said nine projects in seven mu­ Jandoli’s office is in the process of nicipalities for a total of 60 acres were M iddletown will receive a combi­ drawing up an appropriation bill for ap­ approved. More than $5 million is being nation $142,500 Blue Acres proval by the state Legislature, and the distributed out of the $6 million set aside grant and $47,500 low-interest money should be available in a couple of for the program. loan to preserve waterfront property in the months, he said. Art Weimer and other Leonardo resi­ Leonardo section for passive recreation. The 20-year, $47,500 loan has a 2 per­ dents living near the Leonardo tract, The $190,000 will be used to acquire cent interest rate. which is bordered by Appleton and Bay 33 acres between the Earle Navy Pier and The Blue Acres Program is in its first avenues, the Naval Weapons Station Earle the Leonardo State Marina. The land has year and is intended to protect coastal property and Sandy Hook Bay, have been multiple owners, including local develop­ lands, much as the Green Acres Program trying to preserve the land for decades, er Daniel Rosa. preserves open space. Blue Acres sites Weimer said. Approval of funds was announced ear­ must meet certain criteria, such as being Over the years, residents have fought lier this month, according to Steven within 150 feet of a tidal waterway or off everything from an amusement park to Jandoli, principal planner for the state within 150 feet of a beach or dune. Out of Continued on page 14

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Page 34 MIDDLETOWN — Only one resident voiced opposition to the Township Committee transferring mork than nine acres of property along Port Monmouth THIS ISSUE: Road to the county during Monday night’s meeting. The committee unanimously adopted an ordinance authorizing the transfer of the historic Shoal Harbor Museum — com­ monly known as the Spy House — and a nearby municipal fishing pier, parking area and rest rooms, as well as other properties. “It’s a shame giving away part of a his­ torical heritage to the county,” said Diane Simpson of Leonardo. She also doesn’t think the county is making much progress with the development of the Bayshore Waterfront Park in Port Monmouth where the properties are located. Mayor Raymond O’Grady disagreed, noting the area has seen great improvement. The five-acre museum tract, which has been appraised at $787,000, is currently maintained by the Shoal Harbor Museum Corp. The county has more resources for maintaining and renovating the area, Parks Middletown man bikes for and Recreation Director Gregg Silva said. MS. Silva said more than four meetings have Page 20 been held with everyone involved with the Spy House, including Port Monmouth resi­ dents. “The county is dedicated to making REGULAR FEATURES it a first-class facility,” he said. “It’s the perfect marriage between the • C a le n d a r Page 36 township and county,” said former Police • Classifieds Page 62 Chief and Port Monmouth Taxpayers • Editorials Page 12 Association President Joseph McCarthy. In exchange for the property, the town­ • Le tte rs BEACH CLEANING — Loren Rodriguez, Middletown, and her son Page 12 Robert, 4, help with a beach cleanup Saturday along Ideal Beach in ship will receive a credit toward its $4.5 • Milestones Page 48 North M iddletow n. (Tracy Robinson/Greater Media) million cost share of the $12 million Port • Obituaries Page 54 Monmouth road and bridge project, which lip officials • Police Beat is nearing completion. Townsh Page 52 have said the credit may be as much as $1 • Real Estate Page 56 M iddletow n buying million. • S p o rts Page 58 Also at the meeting, Leonardo residents • Yesteryear Page 50 received some good news. The committee has entered into a five-year lease agreement sw im & tennis club with the U. S. Coast Guard to take over Phone numbers: ownership of the historic Conover Beacon Editorial 254-7000 Ext. 226 BY EILEEN KOUTNIK cial development. Lighthouse. It will cost the township $1 per F A X 2 5 4 - 0 4 8 6 The only other municipal pool is at year. Circulation 2 5 4 - 1 7 5 5 Staff W riter Camp Hope in Lincroft and is used primari­ The township owns most of the two- Display Advertising 9 7 2 - 6 7 4 0 ly for programs for disabled children. acre tract where the historic 1856 light­ MIDDLETOWN — After being operat­ FA X 9 7 2 - 6 7 4 6 “The owners were looking to get out of house is located, except for about 50 feet on ed for more than 30 years as a private enti­ the business,” Mayor Raymond O’Grady either side of the structure, according to Classified 1-800-660-4ADS ty, Middletown Swim & Tennis Club is get­ said. By taking over the club’s operation, Leonardo resident Art Weimer, who has Classified FAX 4 3 2 - 0 0 1 6 ting a new public owner—the township. “we can preserve it as a recreation facility,” pushed for the agreement. The Township Committee passed a res­ he said. The 1856 lighthouse, located on olution Monday authorizing the mayor to If the property had been put up for sale, Leonardo Beach between Leonardo and enter into an agreement with the property it could have been commercially developed, Roop avenues, will be maintained by the owners to acquire the land. Independent O’Grady noted. Leonardo Taxpayers Association. The committee expects to pay “I believe this project is definitely some­ On hand to express their gratitude were $1,225,000 for the property, according to Managing Editor thing Middletown should embrace,” the students from Leonardo Elementary the resolution. It also authorized the transfer Marilyn Duff mayor said. “We have many quality parks School, who are interested in helping with of $70,000 to the capital improvement por­ Sports Coordinator and recreation programs already. This maintenance and renovations. tion of the 1997 budget for a down payment acquisition will allow us to offer more In other business, the committee adopt­ Lindsey Siegle on the site. recreational opportunities to Middletown ed its 1997 municipal budget which totals Executive Editor The committee is analyzing options for residents throughout the year.” $43.5 million. making the club a self-sustaining operation, Gregory Bean “Acquisition of the club is part of an “We have an excellent budget that rep­ Township Administrator Joseph P. Leo Publisher ongoing effort by the Township Committee resents a very small increase,” O’Grady said. One option would be to appoint a Kevin Wittman to offer a variety of passive and active said. commission to run it and finance the pur­ recreation activities,” Committeewoman The 1997 municipal tax rate will chase with revenue bonds. Officials do not A Greater Media Newspaper Joan Smith said. increase by 0.9 cents, to 54.6 cents per expect the acquisition to cost taxpayers any Committeewoman Rosemarie Peters $100 of assessed valuation. A penny on the money. said one of the club’s advantages is that it is tax rate raises $453,277 in revenue. The property, which is owned by Robert centrally located, making it accessible to all The committee delayed adopting the Freibaum and his sister, Randi LaFountain, areas of the township. budget for more than a month, hoping to The Independent is published Wednesday encompasses 10 acres, bordered by by the Greater Monmouth Publishing Co., “We have been working on the back­ receive state discretionary aid. The town­ Harmony and Old Country roads near P.O. Box 1080, East Brunswick, N.J. 08816. ground and legalities since February,” Parks ship had requested $4 million, but did not First-class mail subscription available at Route 35. 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Judge dismisses and two counts of disorderly conduct Municipal Court Judge William Supreme Court decision. offensive language against Stokes one week after a March 19 Himelman, who heard the case for three Walsh’s attorney, James Fagan of board meeting at which Walsh alleges hours Thursday afternoon. Freehold, called Walsh and school parents tape; to review tape Stokes grabbed a piece of paper about the At the time of the incident, Stokes was Joy Rothman and Anne Langlois as wit­ board’s ethics policy out of her hand and a member of the board’s majority Back to nesses. ______BY MARY DEMPSEY ______called her a “stupid little b— Basics faction. He lost a re-election bid During cross-examination, Steib ques­ The altercation followed an accusation April 15. tioned the three witnesses about political Staff Writer by the district’s health insurance consultant Stokes’ attorney Michael B. Steib, affiliations, such as WISE, the minority MIDDLETOWN — A trial on charges Robert E. Winant that Walsh had revealed Middletown, made motions to dismiss all board faction which Walsh belongs to, and brought by Middletown Board of the name of a medical discounter which three charges against his client and to a Support Our Schools organization, but Education member Pat Walsh against for­ was supposed to be confidential. allow the testimony of an Asbury Park Himelman stopped him, saying, “The only mer board member Thomas Stokes has The two counts of disorderly conduct Press reporter who spoke with Walsh fol­ issue here is whether or not he (Stokes) been continued to May 29 and one of the involve disrupting a meeting and using lowing the March 19 incident. committed an assault,” not what groups or three charges has been dropped. offensive language. The latter disorderly Himelman based his dismissal of the factions the witnesses support. charge was dismissed by Little Silver offensive .language charge on a previous Walsh pressed charges of simple assault Continued on next page

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B oard’s decision has life tim e effects Keep p rin cip a l at O cean Avenue A s an honor student at Raritan High Since parking rules are so strict, how can R egarding the rumored transfer of every student in his school by name. He School (RHS), I would like to this student continue to attend Raritan Mr. Frank Vaccarelli from Ocean shows interest and genuine concern in express my utmost disgust in the without difficulty? Now, I ask you, Mr. Avenue School, as a concerned each of their lives. All of the children Board of Education’s recent decision Nogueira, and board members, will you parent of a child in Ocean Avenue School, respect and trust Mr. Vaccarelli. They regarding junior Rob Nigro. Rob, who be driving this honor student to school I am outraged by the misconception that know that they can turn to him with any every day? was involved in a fight in February, will some people have regarding our efforts to problems they have at school, as well as at Rob has been active within our school pay for the rest of his life due to the stop this transfer from happening. It has home. They, as children, need an authority board’s decision to prohibit his attendance since his freshman year. As vice-president been said that we are trying to stand in the figure at school that they know they can at any school function, including proms, of the junior class, he has increased class trust and depend on as much as they trust spirit tremendously. Rob has also enrolled way of some kind of advancement or pro­ graduation and sporting events. I am and depend on their parents. They have appalled that the board, (which) is re­ in the Italian club, varsity football team motion for Mr. Vaccarelli. Some people that with Mr. Vaccarelli. Why do we want sponsible for the well-being of Hazlet stu­ and was granted king of the junior class fail to see that this is not a promotion, but dents, created such chaos concerning this for three years. Now, not only he will suf­ a lateral move. If it were a promotion, to take such an important role model away incident. fer from this punishment but also the although we would be saddened to see from our children? I cannot find a single For years, all high schools have entire class as well. him go, we would be wishing him well. reason. encountered the conflicts that promote Finally, I wish to stress the primary I do not understand why anybody I only wish that I had a principal that such actions as in this instance. However, purpose of attending high schools — to would want to fix something that is not came into my classroom and read to me many differences apply to this case. First, prepare the next generation for the future. broken. Why not just fill the vacant posi­ and spoke with me- on a daily basis the the fight did not take place on school Before expected rebuttal to this statement tion with someone who is in line for a pro­ way Mr. Vaccarelli does. Mr. Vaccarelli is grounds but at a bus stop. Yes, I do realize is made, I want to emphasize the realiza­ motion or hire a qualified member of our not only the backbone of Ocean Avenue that the board is responsible for students tion of Nigro and his family that this was community that is seeking such a posi­ School, he is a pillar of strength in our leaving their bus; nevertheless, such cruel a mistake. Still, such actions which may tion? I fail to see the logic in transferring community. We cannot allow this unjust punishment is not necessary because of prohibit his acceptance to college are principals from several schools when transfer to take place. this location. ridiculous. We, as students, are responsi­ there will still be vacancies that must be MELISSA R. ROBISON Second, why was this taken care of in ble to learn about potential careers which filled. Mr. Vaccarelli knows each and Middletown such a negative manner? Unlike previous may exist in our future and this restricts “fighting incidents,” both parties involved this process. in the fight were suspended for three While the class of ’98 leaves RHS for­ Signs w ould aid rum ble strips school days. Unfortunately, the board felt ever on graduation day, one will be miss­ that this was such a case which required a ing. Not only can Rob not graduate with I would like to compliment Ms. Eileen and use of the rumble strips is better used lengthened suspension of nine days, plac­ our class, but (he cannot) visit the site of Koutnik on her article concerning the as a preventive measure than as a measure ing Rob in RHS history for the longest de­ his friends’ joy. pilot program to be undertaken by used after an unfortunate occurrence. tainment. Both parties were involved — I would like to applaud the Nigro fam­ Aberdeen Township in regard to the There is a community in Monmouth why was the opposite person not ques­ ily on (its) courage to approach the com­ placement of rumble strips in areas of the County which implemented the rumble- tioned repeatedly as was Rob? Likewise, munity concerning this topic and hope community where children could be at strip program after the death of a school why was he faced with the news of an ex­ they will be comforted despite this pun­ risk due, in part, to the road’s proximity to crossing guard. I would further recom­ pulsion hearing the day he returned? A ishment. As Malcom Forbes once said, parks and playgrounds or school areas in mend that, perhaps, corporate sponsor­ hearing, I remind you, at which Rob was “When you cease to dream, you cease to our community. ship, fund-raisers or Department of not permitted to participate. live.” Never give up, Rob; we’re here for While the placement of rumble strips Transportation grants, as recently done in Third, as part of his punishment, Rob you. in some areas will be useful, I would fur­ Ocean Township, could be the alternatives can no longer use the school parking lot in NICOLE MANCINI ther recommend that waming-sign place­ if funds were limited within the town bud­ traveling back and forth from his home. Hazlet ment be reviewed in these areas as well, gets. either in conjunction with the strips or I would like to further thank the Ab­ merely as a warning that a playground etc. erdeen Township manager, Mark Coren, as well as those on the Township Council A ssistance le n t d ig n ity to service is being approached. Cost should not be the underlying fac­ who pushed for the implementation of (Copy of letter sent to Keansburg The appearance of your officers lent tor in the use of these devices, as the cost these safety devices to be implemented in Police Chief Raymond O ’Hare; Acting dignity to the service and demonstrated on the other side of the coin would be in our community. Chief James Kerrigan and Lt, M. more clearly the professional comrade­ the payment to lawyers, lawsuits and JOSEPH P. McALEER II Rubino, Middletown Police ship existing between our respective settlements. The cost of such a program Aberdeen Township Department; Capt. James Broderick departments. Without the efforts and and Traffic Safety Officer Mark cooperation of all personnel involved R eal estate brokers confused issue Bruther, Hazlet Police Department.) in the various functions associated with want to express my appreciation for I the funeral, it would not have been as A t a recent meeting of Monmouth companies offer a low-cost insurance your assistance April 25 in han­ moving and would not have been against leaks. The cost of removing an dling the traffic flow for the funeral County real estate brokers, they accomplished as smoothly. The respect decided that contracted homeown­ underground tank is expensive and in of Mr. Leo V, Smith, a former member and support displayed by your officers of the Hazlet Police Department. ers would be asked to remove under­ some cases necessitates back hoes to will never be forgotten by me and by ground oil tanks on their property. I come in and tear up well-manicured My department has been apprised of Leo’s family. It makes me proud to be all departments that offered help, and I researched this matter and discovered that lawns. When the tanks are removed, they a part of the police family’s organiza­ are taken to a dump to create an envi­ am sure they feel as I do when I offer tion. drained oil tanks are filled with sand or my thanks. Your officers’ attendance is ronmental eyesore. Leo V. Smith was my police partner foam. Only if there are positive signs of a consolation and is greatly appreciated Real estate brokers would do well to for many years when we first joined the pollution is it necessary to remove them. by members of this department and If the ground is polluted, nothing would stick to the business of what they were especially by Mr. Leo Smith’s daugh­ Raritan Township Police Department many years ago. He always responded grow on it. trained for, buying and selling properties. ter, who is a member and outstanding Underground oil tanks are still in use IRENE LESKO police officer with the Hazlet Police to the needs of his fellow officers with­ in Monmouth and Ocean counties. Oil Hazlet Department. out hesitation and was always there We all sincerely “thank you” and when you needed him. His passing your entire staff for escorting the Smith away is a loss to our police family. family’s funeral from the Laurel I wish to express my appreciation to LETTERS POLICY Avenue Funeral Home, West you for sending representatives from your department on April 25. Please Keansburg, to St. Ann’s Church, T he Independent welcomes letters to the editor on the topics of readers’ Keansburg, then to Mount Olivet thank your officers for taking the time choice. All letters to the editor should be typed or neatly printed and must Cemetery, Middletown. It is gratifying from their busy schedules to join in include a daytime telephone number at which the writer may be reached to know that fellow police officers are paying final respect to Mr. Leo V. for verification. unselfishly willing to show their Smith. There is a 250-word limit for all letters. Letters exceeding that length will be respect and admiration. Each and every I am trusting this spirit of coopera­ edited appropriately. intersection from St. Ann’s Church to tion will continue to grow among us. We reserve the right to edit all letters for style, spelling, punctuation, grammar the cemetery'was protected by a uni­ HOLMES J. GORMERLY and questionable content. Letters may be mailed to: Letters to the Editor, The formed police officer; I know because I Chief of Police Independent, P.O. Box 1080, East Brunswick, N.J., 08816; or they may be faxed was there. Hazlet to (908) 254-0486. 1 4 MAY 21, 1997, INDEPENDENT B oard ’s actions are questioned Since 1972 Boys & Girls 5-14 Years Resident asks board Pflug, a teacher at Thorne Middle @ SWIMMING School in Middletown, said the board to reverse its decision should consider the fact that the courts (§) A ll SPORTS against 17-year-old reduced a charge of aggravated assault L e s s T h a n © ARTS & CRAFTS against Nigro to simple assault. ______BY MARY DEMPSEY______“That’s what our judicial system de­ (§) KARATE LESSONS $ cided to judge him on, and they know (§) M OVIES & BOW LING Staff W riter more about the law than I think anyone in P k h this room does,” Pflug said. (§) W EEKLY FIELD TRIPS 3 9_ D a y HAZLET — During the public portion Because Nigro is a juvenile, police based on 8 week enrollment of last week’s meeting, a Hazlet resident 2-7 week programs also available have declined to comment about charges • MUSEUMS pleaded with the Board of Education to related to the Feb. 24 incident. • AQUARIUM FREE TRANSPORATION reverse its decision regarding the punish­ Board President Richard Barney said • ROLLER SKATING CALL NOW ment of a Raritan High School junior for it’s not unusual for the courts to lower • AMUSEMENT PARKS his participation in a fight on Feb. 24 with charges for first-time offenders, which 9 0 8 • AND MUCH MORE!!! a 14-year-old freshman. Barney said Nigro was. “Your actions have probably devas­ But Pflug persisted, saying, “I feel that Call for Information 3 0 8 - 3 1 1 2 tated his entire future ... you really left you have assassinated this young man, On Our Next Open House Choice of Weeks Still Available him no reason to go on to attain any­ that you have drastically destroyed him.” Operated and directed by licensed teachers and administrat thing,” said Barbara Pflug, 523 South ______hhtp;//www.kids camps.com/day camps/young peoples She asked the board to reconsider its Laurel Ave. decision, based on the assumption that the Superintendent of Schools Timothy P. board did not evaluate all of the evidence. FREE DELIVERY FREE DELIVERY FREE DELIVERY Noguiera said if there is something new “I hope that there could be some new that the board is not aware of “the parents discussion to open up the case and re­ should bring it forward.” consider,” Pflug said. [•flsST “They should send a letter to the board Noguiera said: “Regardless of where and say there is new evidence that we you sit on the issue, if the board had gone know about,” he said. a different way, there would be a different &\n t r The board voted to revoke all of the Yhotve parent standing in front of us. It wasn’t MEATS DELI school privileges of Robert Nigro, 17, just one-sided ... both sides were able to 0ti i r through his senior year for allegedly in­ present evidence and information to the stigating a fight that left the other boy (908) 583-7466 Fax: (908) 583-7478 board.” hospitalized for four days with a concus­ He declined Pflug’s request to view 125 Rt. 34 North * Aberdeen Townsquare Shopping sion. the board’s closed session notes, ex­ Robert is prohibited from participating Center (Strathmore) A berdeen, N ew Jersey 07747 plaining they are confidential. in sports or school clubs and attending the Board member Theresa Rost said her Your Neighborhood Butcher & Dell Shop senior prom. The same privileges were decision was based “solely upon the ev­ Memorial Day ^ . also revoked for the remainder of the idence that was presented before us by boy’s junior year. both families and nothing more.” C u s t o m e r At a previous meeting, the father of The board initially suspended Robert Appreciation ■ the injured boy thanked the board pub­ for nine days, then revoked his privileges licly for its actions. Nigro’s parents, OPEN M EM ORIAL DAY MAY 26™ T I L 2 P M following a subsequent hearing attended meanwhile, have publicly protested the These specials good thru Wednesday May 28'" by both families and their attorneys. board’s action. Fresh •Very>ean Ground Sirloin [Sirloin Patuesl • p a t t i e s 79 (5 lbs. lb. or more) T 9 (5 lb. m in.)' Blue Acres m oney * 1 Id. ' A 8 9 (3 lb. min.) Continued from page 1 ican Littoral Society, is also involved with * 1 lb. a fuel-storage facility for the Navy, the project and attempting to obtain grant Low Fat Stewart’s SAUSAGE. Weimer said. “We are a small community money from the federal Oil Spill Fund. Chicken f Cheese & Par8ley | Remaud had hoped that trustees in Patties Sausage “ Homemade on P resses with little streets,” he said, explaining res­ Patties idents’ opposition to developing the site charge of the federal fund would be able Cheese & Parsley to offset the cost of the loan so the ac­ Sweet for commercial use. *3"- * 2 " - Pork quisition would not cost the township Italian Sausage Instead, residents want to see the area preserved for fishing, biking, hiking and anything, but Remaud said the trustees * 2 " ' S 3 29 bird watching. don’t seem interested in that aspect. They 13 to. min.) “We should always have open spaces are, however, considering the site as a Hot ’ ^ Stewart s that will benefit the community,” Weimer potential restoration project, but no final fresh Italian decision has been made. Chicken * /» 9 9 I Italian Pot* said. w/Spinacn « ' 2 lb. I w/Broccoli Project supporters want to see the 33 The money would be used to rejuve­ YOU. c***? "S jS S t* > Rabe nate wetlands that were filled at one time Roasted a. provolone acres preserved in combination with an­ S«M ?SS~r • Hone) peppers by the state, Weimer said. t " . other 22 acres owned by the state and the * 3 " . township. The township, according to The township’s original Blue Acres Chicken Weimer, owns about six acres of paper application was for $160,000, but later streets which were never developed and increased to $190,000 to include more the state owns about 16, which it planned property. to add to the Leonardo State Marina. “It’s quite common” to request addi­ Gregg Remaud, the assistant bay- tional funds, Jandoli said, noting that it all keeper for the Sandy Hook-based Amer- depends on whether additional funds are available and the request is within reason. r u v 1 Paetofl'® °*

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handled,” Schoelkopf said. Continued from page 1 water and then cradle it. aquarium arrived. “Because of the narrowness of the area, “It is important to keep them cool,” “She may be pregnant. She was lac- training, said Monday. an incline and mud and dirt, it was especial­ Walsh said. “They are not used to feeling tating,” he added. “We have a very big pool here at the ly difficult,” Schoelkopf said. “She had their own weight, so it is also important to According to Walsh, the dolphin is aquarium,” he said. “Brigantine’s wasn’t never been out of water before and was ner­ distribute their weight evenly.” probably in her teens and may have given big enough. That’s why we were called to vous and kicking a lot. She was so heavy, According to Schoelkopf, the dolphin birth already. come and get her,” he said, referring to the the stretcher collapsed.” could have been looking for food and might “It is my opinion that she is not preg­ Brigantine Marine Mammal Stranding Police Capt. Theodore Gajewski, who have followed a school of fish. While she nant, but we plan to do an ultrasound on Center in Atlantic County. helped carry the dolphin up the beach, said was feeding, the tide may have dropped and Tuesday (yesterday),” Walsh said. The dark gray dolphin was lying on a it took about 20 people to get her into the left her stranded in shallow water. There are no conclusive results on her sand bar when Aumack and Sgt. Robert ambulance. “We stuck a harness under her “This dolphin is an off-shore species, health yet, Walsh said. “But offshore Dillon arrived on the scene at about 9 a.m. belly with straps.” used to deep water,” he said. “They never species are very parasitic. Parasites get into “A number of people were trying to She was too big for the Brigantine see land, but sometimes, they come in the respiratory system and can migrate to push it back out into the bay, but she came ambulance, he said, but they put her in through the mouth of the bay. When it nar­ the brain, causing navigational problems. right back in,” Aumack said. there for shade, and cooled her down with rows, they become confused. When the time is right, she will be Officials from Brigantine arrived about water until people from the New York “She is the largest dolphin we’ve ever released off the coast, Schoelkopf said. 10 a.m. with what looked like a metal cage with a stretcher inside. When they finally got her on the contraption, “the dolphin was thrashing around so much that she broke the cage,” Aumack said. According to Bob Schoelkopf, director T h e B E S T C h o i c e . . . of the Brigantine Center, the transport con­ tainer for dolphins is made of aluminum rails with a water proof canvas bag inside to catch waste. “I designed it to give, rather than hurt the animal,” he said. “When the animal’s REGISTER NO W tail hit the bag, it broke the pole.” “I wouldn’t want to get hit by that tail,” @ ------Aumack said. “You wouldn’t believe how strong it is.” Carrying the animal over the dune was SPRING TERM : exhausting, he added. “It was about 200 yards up the hill,” he said. “We had to call the fire department for M AY 19 -JUNE 30 help.” “It was a very difficult area to carry the animal in,” Schoelkopf said. “She was flip­ 12-W EEK TERM: ping her tail and getting cut on the rocks. Some of the officers were bloodied and had to go home and change out of their uni­ M AY 28-AUGUST 20 forms. They were a big help, though.” Schoelkopf said the stretcher they used is designed to go under the animal in the SUM M ER TERM:

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$ 1 5 0 K f r o m F A L L T E R M : school budget SEPTEM BER 4-DECEM BER 22 ______BY MARY DEMPSEY______Staff W riter Registration Hours: HAZLET — At a special meeting Thursday, the Township Committee re­ duced the 1997-98 school tax levy by M onday-Thursday, 9 AM -7 PM $150,000 and adopted a $10.3 million 1997 municipal budget. Friday, 9 AM - 4 PM The budget was introduced in Febru­ ary but delayed pending notification of Saturday, 9 AM -Noon state discretionary aid. Hazlet will receive $300,000, resulting in a flat zero tax A dm ission & R egistration O ffice increase for 1997. In April, Hazlet residents defeated the proposed $17,901,875 school tax levy for Lincroft C am pus, Parking Lot 3 the 1997-98 school year, and it was sent to the Township Committee for review. For more inform ation: Concerning the school budget which voters defeated April 15, Mayor John Bradshaw said: “The committee worked Call (908) 224-2261 very hard with the Board of Education and with Superintendent (of Schools Timothy P.) Nogueira. We were assured that the cut that we made will not affect B R O O K D A L E Brookdale is an any programs in the schools and will not affect the busing in the schools.” C O M M U N I T Y Equal Opportunity The $150,000 cut, which reduces the total tax levy for the 1997-98 budget to C O L L E G E Affirmative Action Institution $18,876,875, may be taken care of by leaving a custodial position vacant and by CO-OP AND STUDY ABROAD OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE the retirement of one teacher. The Board of Education was expected to act on the cuts at Monday’s meeting. 2 0 MAY 21, 1997, INDEPENDENT

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72-year-old m an hopes to clim b Mt. Kilimanjaro A GREAT CAMP FOR SPORTS in Tanzania next year ______BY EILEEN KOUTNIK ______•WELCOMES THE PRO’S Staff W riter MIDDLETOWN — Riding a bicycle more than 300 miles is nothing new for 72- Country Roads Campers N.Y. Giants Superbowl champion, A1 Dixon. year-old Middletown resident Franklin Get Ready For A Season O f Pittsburgh Steelers two time superbowl winner, Kneller. Kneller, along with his wife and son, Training With Professional Randy Reutershan. Lonnie Allgood, Buffalo Bills Robert, traveled to Australia last month to A th le te s. and Cincinnati Bengals star. participate in the “Big Bike Ride” to raise money for the Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Kelly Tripucka, former N BA all-star player with the Detroit Society. MS is a disease in which the insulation Pistons. Larry Lawler, Rutgers University woman’s Basket­ surrounding nerve fibers of the central ner­ ball coach, coached teams to the NCAA tournaments. vous system (the brain and spinal cord) is damaged. It attacks men and women Brendan Considine, Rutgers University Soccer coach and between the ages of 15 and 55, according to Director of Impact Soccer League. Dr. Labe C. Scheinberg, editor of the book, Multiple Sclerosis: A Guide for Patients and Their Families. 1 0 Tom Baxter, Rutgers University Baseball Pitching coach. The annual event raised more than $200,000 to assist people living with MS. In Stop by this Saturday, 10-4 PM and see why Country Roads addition, funds were raised through the sale is the camp for sports fun and much more! 139 Pinebrook of T-shirts and U.S. biking jerseys donated by American visitors to the “Big Bike Ride” Road, Manalapan 446-4100 Continued on next page INDEPENDENT, MAY 21, 1997 2 1

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BY LINDA DENICOLA department clean up the area and remove “whatever can be removed without offend­ 130+ Artists • 9 States Staff W riter ing anyone.” 60+ Jersey Towns HOLMDEL — First Aid Squad mem­ “It bothers me when I go by there,” ber Kevin Fogarty asked the Township Committeeman Henry Ferris said, agreeing Saturday August 16th (10-5) Committee at last week’s meeting if some­ with Fogarty. But “I believe that you and I Rain Date • August 23rd thing can be done about mementos left near can handle this better than high school stu­ an accident site which took the lives of dents.” three Holmdel High School students two Fogarty was under the impression the years ago. mementos would be taken down when a OCEAN GROVE The one-car accident occurred May 6, memorial garden was built at Holmdel Ocean Ave. lo Embury Ave. 1995, on Crawfords Comer Road, east of High School. the high school. Last year, the high school created a 908-988-6396 “People keep dropping off stuff; debris memorial garden in memory of the 12 peo­ is left hanging. It looks unsightly,” he said. ple — nine students and three faculty mem­ Plus, “it’s a constant reminder of what bers — who died while attending or work­ that night entailed. I see that night and what ing at the school since it opened in 1973. happened over and over again,” he said, The high school is in the process of Send a Father's Day referring to his participation in the response installing a stone walkway with the names effort. of each person and the date they died. Mayor Mollie Giamanco said that she Township Administrator Carol Williams could appreciate what he was saying, but said she spoke to the Board of Education M essage to D a d " the committee had already discussed the about 1 1/2 months ago about the matter. matter and came to the conclusion that the She was told it is still a healing process. Let you r Dad or site “is best left alone” because “the family Giamanco also suggested that Williams Grandad know just Published June 1 1 t h gets comfort from it.” send Fogarty’s letter on the subject to the how much he She said she would have the road school board. means to you. We'll even send him a card reminding him to look for his greeting in our paper. Sewer rate m ay increase ------CUP & MAIL OR FAX ------□ YES - Please tell the following person to watch HOLMDEL — In a report to the This is not a change in the residential for their Father's Day greeting on June 11th Township Committee last week, Town­ rate, Chief Financial Officer Joseph ship Engineer Edward Broberg recom­ Annecharico said at the time, “The resi­ □ NO - Do not send message. mended that the sewer rate be raised in dential rate is still $100 for all.” SEND MESSAGE TO: the near future for one tier of users. The change affects the discount of­ Name ______Residential sewer rates, which are fered to some Iow-water users, “a hand­ based on water consumption, are divided ful of residents,” he said. Address ______into three tiers, he said. Tier-one customers, made up of City______. S ta te . Tier one is for residents who use less mostly senior citizens and singles, than 6,000 gallons of water per quarter, slightly underpay at $268 a year and tier- Zip____ P h o n e # tier two for those who use 6,000-12,000 two users slightly overpay at $335 a gallons and tier three for general resi­ year, but tier three users, who pay $ 100 For a loving dential use or more than 12,000 gallons per quarter, underpay about $75 a year, touch add per quarter. Broberg said. one o f these The Township Committee voted last He recommended a rate increase that U2J

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Continued from previous page his family lived all over the world until he retired to Middletown in 1990. $7.00 a u c tio n . During his career with Colgate For nine days, 1,500 riders from Aus­ Palmolive and Revlon, Kneller would estab­ $8.00 tralia and 75 overseas visitors rode between lish factories in foreign lands, such as South 40-50 miles a day, traveling from Tainworth Africa and Bangkok, Thailand. $9.00 to Newcastle. Aside from living all over the world, The Southview Terrace resident, who Kneller is also a World War II Army veteran. also participated in the ride last year, worked $10.00 As a veteran, he was able to participate in with a personal trainer to prepare for this a special Australian and New Zealand Army year’s ride. VISA Must be prepaidid • Visa/MC or Discover accepted. Tbfej $^ Corps (ANZAC) Day tribute April 25. Overall, the ride was not too rough ANZAC Day is a national holiday except for the hills, he said. observed throughout Australia when the We must receive your greeting no later than noon on “I wasn’t too great with a motorcycle,” nation honors its war heroes. Friday, June 6th he said when asked why he likes biking.. Kneller joined other cyclists in ob­ To Place vour greeting CALL 1-800-660-4ADS or FAX 908-432-0016 or “It was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity,” servance at a dawn service by candlelight. mail your greeting to Creater Media Newspapers • P.O. Box 1080 Robert Kneller said. Although the “Big Bike Ride” is an East Brunswick, NJ 08816 The ride for Robert Kneller, 48, was an annual event, Kneller does not foresee him­ unusual one. “I usually don’t ride on roads self returning to Australia until 2000, when Your N am e. and only ride for about an hour,” he said. the summer Olympics are to be held in Address___ C ity _ During his career, Franklin Kneller Sydney. worked for many Australians and joining the state _____ Zip. . Phone #. In looking ahead to next year, ;Kneller’s ride in 1996 gave him the opportunity to goal is to climb Mount Kilimanjaro in Charge Card (check one) □ visa □ MC □ Discover travel to a new place. Tanzania in Africa. #. Expiration / _____ No stranger to exotic places, Kneller and 2 2 MAY 21, 1997, INDEPENDENT

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tection so that should not be an issue. A District is not sure if it financial analyst, Frank said he looked at should stay with M acs Apple’s financial position and found its or invest in IBM PCs sales and marketing share has plunged. He recommended that the district look at why Air Duct Cleaning BY LINDA DeNICOLA Apple is losing so badly in the market Spring Cleaning time is here place. Have Dirty Ducts Don 't forget your ducts Staff W riter Invaded Your Home? Education departments have always * For a limited time only HOLMDEL — The school district had a base of Macs, he said. “People here Complete Power-vac ** might be spending as much as $2 million are used to them, but I think we should your duct system / on computers in the next two or three look at districts who have switched. It is Including up to 10 vents for $225.00. years, according to Board of Education not a great intellectual task to adjust to a Fully certified air conditioning President Norman P. Toback. So new system.” Complete sanitizing “ department for your installations after cleaning only $49.95 and repairs Wednesday night’s meeting focused on Frank expressed concern that there will Free carbon monoxide test Pre-Season Specials whether to stick with Apple Macintosh be less software available if Apple Start up only for $39.95* with all cleanings ____ Now thru May 31st____ computers (MACS), switch to IBM com­ declines. patible personal computers (PCs) or con­ “Will it be more expensive three years STULTZ FUEL COMPANY STULTZ FUEL COMPANY sider dual machines. from now?” he asked. 2 6 4 - 0 2 0 0 2 6 4 - 0 2 0 0 Maureen Lally, director of curriculum The district also looked at warranty and instruction; Valarie Baker, co­ offers. Apple will offer a five-year war­ ordinator of computer science and tech­ ranty, Baker said. nology; and Sharyn Evans, mathematics In conclusion, she said students should and science supervisor, reviewed the dis­ be exposed to an environment that trains trict’s technical program. them to access information on any system. YOUR BEST BUYS According to Lally, they looked at four Her presentation was created on a dual areas: curricula, staff development, tech­ system machine. She used the Windows nical support and financial considerations version of PowerPoint, but could have OF THE WEEK With the theme song from Rocky as used the Mac side, too, she said. background music, Lally presented a Township Committeeman Frank Pento video about the computer needs at the said there are two priorities, “cost of hard­ RHODODENDRON 3 g a . $ 1 9 9 9 Village and Indian Hill schools, where ware and availability of educational soft­ children as young as third grade are learn­ ware, not only for today, but as we move 3 , a , * 1 9 9 9 LAVENDAR RED or PINK HYBRID ing how to use a CD ROM and access the forward.” Internet to research their heritage. RHODODENDRUM He also asked if it was true that the R e g . $39 " R e g . $24 " They are also writing creative stories, track record for MAC is better than for the I drawing pictures and learning how to PC and he questioned the reliability of Flats of 48 incorporate clip art. In addition, they are dual platform machines since they have AZALEAS ANNUALS learning how to create a newspaper with no track record. $ 9 9 9 text and graphics, and how to use math, Board member Lena Pfeffer said she social science and social studies software. 8” HANGING BASKETS thought dual processors were a good idea 3 ? 2 4 " Assorted Flowers And students in the fifth grade are using for the 1997-98 school year. geometry software, Baker said. R e g . $30 “We can migrate to IBM,” she said, * 8 " The Satz school and the high school “but I don’t understand the need for dual D e c i d u o u s are an extension of the program, she processors after one year.” ARBORVITAE added. In the higher grades, students Township Committeeman Jun-Min Liu learn computer languages, desktop pub­ ORANGE AZALEA wanted to know how may students have lishing, word-processing, data bases and PCs and how many have Apples at home. spread sheets. s3 2 " $ 1 9 9 9 He also said he read on the Internet that An interactive physics program has A pple’s sales are going down and students more interested than ever before, Microsoft is going up. Baker said. “It (physics) has become W EEPING SNOWDRIFT Dorothy Teitelbaum, a computer ALL DECORATIVE STONE much more real to them.” teacher at Satz school, talked about what CHERRY TREES Since the district has been using Macs, she called the “realities of working in a $ 4 0 FF it already has an extensive software 2 - 2 1/*" C a l i p e r school” and encouraged the board to stick ■ W PR. CU. YD. library. If it decides to switch to PCs, it with Macs. She praised the technical sup­ B e a u t i f u l will have to invest in WINTEL software. port she receives from Apple and the Full Heads ^ 25” 1 YD. APPROX. 1.25 TO N S It would be more expensive, Baker said, durability of the machines. but eventually, the software library would They never get cleaned, and yet, they J A P A N E S E WHITE need to be upgraded as technology still run, she said. And the children are changes. R E D M A P L E DIRCH hard on the computers. According to Baker, the district has “They do things on the machine that been providing staff computer workshops $ y Q 9 9 adults don’t do,” she said. for more than seven years. $ 2 2 " “The comfort level of teachers is high, “It is important that we don’t waste any time,” Teitelbaum said. “Setting up but ongoing training is essential,” Baker the Mac is easy.” said. “If the district buys WINTEL com­ 1 CEDAR MULCH $ 2 8 ° ? y d puters, the staff would become cross-plat­ Superintendent of Schools Susan S. form, but extensive initial training would LeGlise agreed time is a consideration. be necessary.” “My concern has always been how fast can the machines be up and running.” B 1 5 K a n e s L a n e As for technical support, according to Baker, it takes only one technician to ser­ She reminded everyone that they are a p e l l i ' S Middletown | vice 435 Macs; whereas, Microsoft rec­ just in the discussion stage right now. “By June 28, we will come to closure,” ommends one technician per 50 units. 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YOU RECOVER matching grant program to business and The facade funding is part of a property owners within the commercial $110,000 state grant. The remaining zone. $35,000 will be used for infrastructure 8 8 8 - 4 8 2 8 “This is a great program that serves as improvements, such as lighting and curbs. M a y b r u c h & Z a p c ic a catalyst for community involvement in Since the project started, the county ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW ^ the area,” Mayor Raymond J. O’Grady has installed and realigned the intersection 61 Village Court • Hazlet | said. “The grant program is key to the of Leonardville Road and Main Street. redevelopment and revitalization of a The intersection was a trolley car junction neighborhood commercial center such as in the early 1900s, hence the name ANTOINETTE'S Campbells Junction.” Campbells Junction. Gary B, Dietrich Sr, & J r. 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BYE1LEEN KOUTNIK acre, it is a popular spot for trout fishing and has been stocked by the slate divi­ Staff W riter sion of Fish, Game and Wildlife, draw­ GARDENCENTER SALE ENDS 5/2 7/9 7 MIDDLETOWN — Fireman’s Pond ing many fishing enthusiasts, Parks and in Navesink may be turned over to the Recreation Director Gregg Silva said. 246 Rt. 516, Matawan, NJ township’s Parks and Recreation De­ “It’s a nice little pond that has pas­ A ’ s 441-1188 partment. sive and active recreation opportuni­ The pond, located on Lakeside ties,” he said. “There are many good FLORIST • GREENHOUSE • NURSERY Drive, was scheduled to be transferred things for everyone from little kids to from the Navesink Fire Company to the seniors to do.” ANNUALS St jACKSON PERKINS township if the Township Committee Aside from fishing, there are ducks VEGETABLE PLANTS approved an agreement during to feed and benches where residents can ROSE Monday’s meeting. sit and read. If approved, maintenance of the pond “I take my children there all the time BUSHES will be maintained by parks and recre­ to feed the ducks,” Brodsky said, noting PERRENNIALS ation. There would be no additional cost that the pond has become something of associated with the transfer, officials * 3 4 9 s 1 4 " # ■ * > * 3 ea. I ■ ea.fe|a# said. a landmark for area residents. “It came down to an issue of the fire­ Ownership of the pond also provides ■gSjw W j man not having the time or the resources some opportunities in the future to ac­ 3fo rs9°° to maintain it,” said Deputy Mayor Rick quire state funding if any bulk heading needs to be completed, Silva said. Brodsky, an associate member of the SPRING SALE FREE Navesink company. “The best manner “Anything we can do to retain the water assets of our area is doing the in which the property could be properly % O F F S o il T est and sufficiently maintained was to turn right thing,” he said, noting the move is it over to the town.” in line with the state’s thrust toward NURSERY STOCK Sunday, May 25th Although the pond is less than one preservation of aquatic resources. from 10 A.M.-3 P.M. • Flowering Trees • Spirals • Flowering Shrubs • P o m p o m 's by Master Gardener Seniors can register for hiking trip • Evergreens • A za le a s Sue Warner • Fruit Trees • Shrubs Bring quart of soil Senior citizens are invited to register Fee includes transportation, leaders, for a hiking trip to the Berkshire two nights lodging at the Apple Tree Inn M M i P O N D S Mountains. The June 1-3 trip is sponsored on Lake Makheenic, two breakfasts, two BULK 2 5 % O F F by the Monmouth County Park System. dinners and all admissions. Participants will be able to hike the f l S fish TOPSOIL DECORATIVE Appalachian Trail and visit Chesterwood, The trip will leave from Thompson the home of American sculptor Daniel Park on Newman Springs Road, Lincroft, A Q U A T IC CONCRETE Chester French, as well as the Norman at 9 a.m. on June 1 and return at approxi­ STONE • S T A T U A R Y P L A N T S Rockwell Museum. mately 6 p.m. on June 3. MULCH • FOUNTAINS The trip fee is $380 per person for sin­ Pre-registration is required and can be • BIRD B A T H S Iff |j F IL T E R S & Picked Up or gle occupancy and $320 per person for made by calling (908) 842-4000; for those • b e n c h e s double occupancy. with hearing impairment, (908) 219-9484. PUMPS Delivered • P O T S & URNS 2 6 MAY 21, 1997, INDEPENDENT Strathm ore pupils w alk for fund-raiser

______BY EILEEN KOUTNIK The names of those who did were print­ Last year, the school was able to install “We also remove any protruding pieces” ed on T-shirts, which the 650 students and new basketball courts for the upper grade that might injure children. Staff Writer staff wore during Friday’s walk-a-thon. levels. When playgrounds were first installed ABERDEEN — Strathmore students The fund already has $3,500, and the “We try to have students participate as at schools, they were made from metal and put on their walking shoes Friday for a goal is to raise $10,000, PTO president Pat much as possible,” Reingle said. wood, unlike today’s brightly colored plas­ good cause. Reingle said. The district removed a couple of pieces tic modular pieces. The grades K-6 pupils spent more than “You try to spread out the money the of deteriorating equipment from the “Playgrounds have changed so much an hour walking laps around homemade best you can, but money is tight,” she school, which was built in 1965, two years and are made with more safety,” tracks to raise money for new playground noted. ago. Strathmore Principal Pat Gossett said. “We equipment. Reingle said this is the first major fund­ Each of the district’s playgrounds are want to make it a more attractive place for There were several tracks for different raiser geared specifically toward purchas­ reviewed annually, Superintendent of kids.” grade levels. ing new playground equipment. Schools Michael Klavon said. The school has three different play­ To get the fund-raiser started, PTO par­ Students walked 20 or more laps, and “We are constantly examining the com­ ground areas and replaced equipment for ents went into the community to ask busi­ the school received a minimum of $ 1 to $5 position under the playground to make the kindergartners seven years ago, Gossett nesses to pledge $50. in donations, Reingle said. sure it is soft if a child should fall,” he said. said.

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Tricia Anne DeFranco, daughter of tended the “10th Keck Research Sympo­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeFranco of Belford, sium in Geology” during April 10—12 at was named to the dean’s list for the spring the College of Wooster in Ohio. The sym­ semester at West Virginia University in posium brought together 128 undergradu­ Morgantown, W.Va. She is a junior at the ate geoscience students and faculty to pre­ university. sent and discuss their summer research re­ Nicole Barchus, a student at Holmdel sults. High School, has been named a participant Eilene Kondysar of Middletown will in the Presidential Classroom Scholars receive a bachelor’s degree in psychology Program in Washington, D.C. The program tomorrow at the Rutgers University’s 231st includes seminars presented by leaders anniversary commencement. The president representing each branch of government, of the senior class and editor-in-chief of the military, media, lobbying organizations the college yearbook, she is the mother of and business. two boys. Jay Winston, son of Louise and Eric Winston of Matawan, has been named to Brookdale Community College has an­ the dean’s list for the winter quarter at nounced the following local residents as Northwestern University, Evanston, 111. He graduates of the college’s two-year respira­ SENDING A M ESSAGE — Monmouth County Park System employees picket over the lack of a new contract at M iddletow n’s Thom pson Park is a junior majoring in vocal performance tory therapy degree program: in the School of Music. Saturday afternoon during Thom pson Park Day. Olufela Olufemi of Aberdeen, Pamela (Brian J. Berman/Greater Media) Spiro Theodore Gavaris, son of Irene Romero of Middletown, and Tim Shaw and Charles Gavaris of Middletown and a and Joanne Wessels, both of Hazlet. junior geosciences major at Franklin & The ceremony will be held at Blood drive w ill seek special blood types Marshall College in Lancaster, Pa., at­ Brookdale today at 4:30 p.m. A week-long blood drive will be held at it. This blood type can also be given to Howell Donor Center from May 27-31. The patients with A positive, B positive and AB ‘S m art-T Jam boree’ slated fo r M ay 22 drive is seeking individuals who have “type 0 positive. This comprises approximately 85 negative” or “type 0 positive” blood. The percent of the population. The Fifth Annual Smart-T Jamboree refusal skills to enhance their potential for drive will be held at the center, located at Interested donors must be between 17 and Against Underage Drinking, Driving & a drug-free lifestyle. Howell Plaza Shopping Center, Route 9. 71 years of age — 17-year-olds need parental Drugging will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 There will be emphasis on education, Individuals with 0 negative blood are the consent, must weigh at least 110 pounds and p.m. tomorrow. entertainment and prevention. universal blood donor, which means their be in good health. The process takes less than The Monmouth County Prosecutor’s blood can be transfused to virtually any State Attorney General Peter Verniero one hour and includes registration, medical Office, the County Task Force on patient, regardless of blood type. This type history screening and a miniphysical. All Drinking, Driving & Drugging and Del- will be attending, along with Colonel Carl comprises only 6.6 percent of the population equipment used is sterile and disposable. sner/Slater Enterprises-Pavilion Partners Williams of the N.J. State Police, Mon­ and is frequently used in trauma cases, for Donation hours at the Howell Donor are sponsoring the event at the PNC Bank mouth County Prosecutor John Kaye, Mid­ pregnant women, for premature babies and Center are Tuesday and Thursday from 1-8 Arts Center in Holmdel. dlesex County Prosecutor Robert Gluck for those with 0 negative blood type. p.m. and Wednesday, Friday and Saturday The public is invited to this free event, and Monmouth County Superintendent of Those with 0 positive blood have the most from 9 a.m. to noon. For information, call which encourages young people to develop Schools Michael Maddaluna. common type; therefore, more patients need (908) 842-5750.

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AIR CONDITIONERS FURNACES ^GAS^OGS^ READING IS FUN — Cliffwood School first-grader Joey Alatorre, 7, uses the com puter to read a story to Sylvia Lynne, a retired teacher, who has ARCTIC AIR CONDITIONING been corresponding with the class for several m onths via e-m ail. Her visit w as part of the school-w ide Grandparent’s Day celebration M ay 13. Heating & Air Conditioning specialists ' (Jackie Pollack/Greater Media) 536-1711 • 583-9393 • 1-888 ARCTIC 5 Pupils, Internet pen pal m eet face to face “I L O ST “This world is not of my making. This 8 2 L B S Sylvia Lynne visited computer had me licked,” she said. IN 3 the first-grade class But after some instruction, Lynne mas­ MONTHS’ tered the equipment and started responding Todd Pierce, on Grandparent's Day to students via the Internet. Brielle The students still understand computers B Y E IL E E N K O U T N I K better than she does, but “that’s the way it Staff W riter should be,” she said. “The students are so excited,” first-grade “I L O ST ABERDEEN — After months of com­ teacher Cindy Stein said. “She really relates 8 0 L B S municating via the Internet, first-graders at to them and asks them questions they are S IZ E 2 4 Cliffwood Elementary School finally got a interested in.” T O 8 ” chance to meet their pen pal. For example, in one of Lynne’s letters, Rosemarie As part of a Grandparent’s Day cele­ she explained that her dog is 17 years old DePaolis, bration May 13, Sylvia Lynne, Marlboro, a and asked students if they knew how many Tinton Falls grandmother and great-grandmother, spent years that translates into in dog years. the day getting acquainted with 21 first- “She has gotten them so motivated,” graders Wilson said. Lynne, a retired speech pathologist, First-graders ended their day with Lynne “ I L O ST became a pen pal by accident. by taking turns reading the book Ju st 6 0 L B S Phyllis Wilson, a computer teacher at Grandma & Me by Mercer Mayer on the AND the school, was browsing through books computer. The story centers around 5 S IZ E S ” about computers at a Manalapan bookstore “Critter” and his grandmother spending the Su-Ellen Citron, when she struck up a conversation with day at the beach. YOU GAN Manalapan Lynne. As children took turns sitting next to “We are both outgoing and started talk­ Lynne or on her lap, she encouraged them to ing and learned we both enjoyed golf and read the story aloud. were teachers,” Wilson said. It was at that “She’s priceless,” Wilson said. Lynne point that Wilson asked Lynne if she would always tries to add a tidbit of wisdom at the DO IT TOO! “ 1 6 Y E A R S be interested in corresponding with some of end of each letter, Wilson added. O L D A N D her computer students. In addition to hearing a story by the stu­ LOST Now, once a week, a group of first- dents, Lynne attended a special music pro­ 61 L B S ” graders writes Lynne an e-mail letter during gram for grandparents and received hand­ Cristi Isbell, computer class. made presents from the students. Parlin Lynne, who recently bought a computer, Wilson hopes more retirees will take an admitted she had trouble understanding how interest and volunteer to adopt a class at the to use it. school and e-mail students. MARLBORO 172 RT. 9 NORTH 908-972-9604 HOLMDEL 2124 HW Y 35 (at Laurel Avenue) Sym phony to hold concerto auditions 908-671 -2300 OCEAN TWP. C O B B LE ST O N E V ILLAG E The Monmouth Symphony Orchestra David Dash of Lincroft is a senior at will hold public auditions for its Young Middletown High School South. He will 908-493-2444 Artists’ Concerto Competition at the First perform the “Concerto for Trumpet” by WALL 2175 HWY 35 (Sea Girt Crossroads) Presbyterian Church at Red Bank, Tower Arutunian. 908-974-7655 Hill, at 2 p.m. on June 1. Admission is Meyeon Park is a junior at Holmdel AMERICA BRICK 512 BRICK BOULEVARD free. High School. She will perform NO PREPACKAGED FOOD 908-262-1 777 The four young musicians who will Prokofiev’s “Violin Concerto No. 1.” NO CONTRACTS HOURS: M-F: 10-6, TH: 10-7:30, SAT: 10-5, SUN: 11-2 compete for the honor of soloist with the Anna Marie Sykes is a senior at Holmdel High School. She will perform NO MEMBERSHIP FEES VISA, MASTERCARD, AMEX AND DISCOVER ACCEPTED symphony are local high school students. NO Jonathan Chang will perform the “Strauss Horn Concerto No. 1.” DRUGS OR CHEMICALS ® TELEPHONE ORDERS GLADLY ACCEPTED “Ballade of Flute, Piano and Strings” by For information about the auditions or NO MEETINGS OR WEIGH-INS WE SHIP ANYWHERE Frank Martin. He is a sophomore at the symphony’s upcoming concerts, call Holmdel High School. (908) 758-1760. INDEPENDENT, MAY 21, 1997 2 9

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& raffle, awards ceremony and a champagne Additional ticket or luncheon informa­ Rent rowboats Benefit polo match reception for sponsors and patrons. tion is available by calling (908) 542­ kayaks in Howell is slated for June 1 Prizes will be awarded for the “Most 6422. Rowboats and kayaks are available for Extravagant Hat,” the “Most Elegant A “Pre-Polo Cocktail Party” will be The Mental Health Association Transportation,” the “Most Historical held on May 31 from 608 p.m. at the rental at the Manasquan Reservoir in (MHA) of Monmouth County will hold Howell Township. Rowboat fees are $6 its annual benefit polo match on June 1 at Theme” and the “Most Creative Tailgate home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Melnick. an hour; rowboat with electric motor is W olf H ill Farm, at Monmouth Park, Party.” The party will feature music, buffet and $26 for four hours. Single kayak rentals Oceanport. Gates open at noon for tailgat­ Tickets for the match are $15 in ad­ cocktails. Tickets are $40 per person with are $7 an hour, doubles are $10. ing, and the match begins at 2 p.m. vance for two, and children under 10 are the purchase of polo match tickets or $55 admitted free. Tickets can be purchased at per person for the party only. For party Boats can be rented at the visitor cen­ Chairpersons for the match are Trish MHA, 59 Broad St., Eatontown. On the reservations, call M HA at (908) 542­ ter’s lower level beginning at 6 a.m. All Grundeman of Middletown and Eunice rented boats must be returned a half hour Melnick of Locust. day of the match, general admission tick­ 6422. ets will be $10 at the gate. Reserved park­ The MHA of Monmouth County is a before dusk. For information, call (908) Defending champions, The Far Hills 919-0996. Polo Team, will compete against the ing slots start at $150 with admission of non-profit organization for the improved Boat owners can pay a $3 launching Brandywine (Pa.) Polo Team. six; $300 for six, with seating and tickets care and treatment of the mentally ill. fee at the reservoir or purchase a $30 sea­ The day will include a car and polo to the champagne reception; and $500 for MHA offers family support services, pro­ vides information, referrals and communi­ son boat-ramp launching pass at the visi­ pony race, a dollar drop and divot stomp, eight, with seating and tickets to the tor center, where fishing licenses and champagne reception. ty education. trout stamps can also be purchased. Through October, a 36-foot pontoon boat will take visitors on guided tours of the 770-acre Manasquan Reservoir. The price of the 40-minute ride is $4 for adults and $2 for children 12 and under. The Monmouth County Park System operates the Irwin Recreation Area at the reservoir where walkers, joggers, equestrians and bicyclists use the five- mile perimeter trail. Access these facili­ ties through Windeler Road. Parking passes/beach badges are on sale Season-parking passes and beach badges are available at the Monmouth County Park System’s Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park in Long Branch. The passes and badges are It’s Tim e To P lant Your on sale at the park’s pavilion on Ocean Avenue at the foot of Joline Avenue (Route G arden And Plan Your 36). Season parking passes are $40; parking M em orial Day Party is $4 per day. Season beach badges are $30 for chil­ Dearborn Farms is the one stop for all your dren ages 12-16; $40 for adults 17 and gardening needs. We have over 75 varieties of older; $15 for those 65 and older. Season healthy hardy vegetables and flow er bedding badges are effective May 24 to Sept. 1. Daily badges are $4. Those 11 and plants in our greenhouses just waiting to make younger are admitted free. A daily fee is a home in your garden. charged weekends from May 25 to June 15 and daily from June 16 to Aug. 29. If you’re planning a party for Memorial Day Lifeguards are on duty weekends from Weekend, we have everything you need to make May 24 to June 15 and every day from June \ it a success. Please place you deli orders early 16 to Sept. 1. For information about the park or fees, call (908) 229-0924. Open 8am - 2pm M em orial Day

Seeing Eye pups can Everything For A attend puppy camp Seeing Eye puppies will be able to at­ Better Barbecue tend The Seeing Eye Puppy Camp from May 31-June 1 at Camp Hawk Mountain in . Strausstown, Pa. Fresh, Store*M ade Children and adults who raise puppies H am burger Patties that become Seeing Eye dogs for the blind can register the dogs for the annual week­ Boar’s Head H ot Dogs end. TTie puppy-raising program is open to residents of New Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware. The volunteers Bell & Evans Chickens care for the dogs until they are about 18 months old, teaching them simple com­ Store-M ade Salads mands, grooming and nurturing them and introducing them to sights and sounds they will encounter every day as working dogs. W aterm elon & Com While the dogs are in their care, The Seeing o n t h e C o b Eye pays all veterinary costs and a dog food allowance. The Seeing Eye has scheduled three puppy camps this year: May 10-11 at YM CA Camp Bernie, Port Murray; the camp in Strausstown; and Sept. 13-14 at / : V Camp Ockanickon, Medford Lakes. For information, call the county exten­ FARM MARKET AND DELICATESSEN sion office of Seeing Eye or (201) 539­ 4425. Open every day Mon. Inru Sat 8 am-f>pm. Sun. 8am-5 pm • 2170 Highway 35 Holmdel, NJ • 908-264-0256 3 0 MAY 21, 1997, INDEPENDENT

m m m m m m m mm& « IN B R I E F m sm $m m @mm m sm .g ‘Granny’s Attic Sale’ Middletown plans scheduled for Sat. two trips for June The Middletown Senior Center will be The Middletown Township D eN icola’s B the site of “Granny’ s Attic Sale” on Department of Parks and Recreation is p a t Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The sponsoring two trips next month. Tickets 11 ...... center is located at Croydon Hall, for either trip can be purchased at the Landscaping Leonardville Road, Leonardo. Tables are Parks and Recreation Office at Croydon available for $10; senior citizen fee is $9. Hall. For more information, call (908) Mid-day shoppers will be able to purchase 615-2260. hot dogs, soda, coffee and tea. • A trip to the Meadowlands to see a *Brick Paver Installers For information, contact the Middle­ major league soccer game, Metrostars vs. town Senior Center at (908) 625-2265. Colorado Rapids, is scheduled for June 13. The cost of the trip is $25, which SPRING SALE includes round-trip transportation and Azzolina to speak game ticket. Under age 18 must be accom­ Patios, Walkways Driveways panied by an adult. The bus departs from at Elks ceremony the Johnson Gill Annex at Town Hall at 6 All patterns colors available On Monday at noon, Assemblyman p.m. Game time is 7:30 p.m. and approxi­ Joseph Azzolina (R-13th District) will be mate return will be 11 p.m. Replace your old concrete with the guest speaker at the Middletown Elks • A trip to see Walt Disney’s film Her­ pavers, they are beautiful and Lodge ceremony to honor those who died cules and a live stage show, Disney’s in service to the nation. Magical Moments, is planned for June 19 won’t crack, fade or need any All members are encouraged to attend at the New Amsterdam Theater in New the ceremony. The public is invited to the York City. The cost of $42 per person : upkeep. program at the lodge, located at 251 includes round-trip transportation and cen­ Church St., Belford. ter balcony seating. Children under 18 . • Prices starting at $6 /square The Benevolent and Protective Order must be accompanied by an adult. The bus foot installed of Elks provides year-round entertainment departs from the Johnson Gill Annex at and recreation at veteran administration Town Hall at 5 p.m. and will return at hospitals. The order also supports occupa­ approximately 11 p.m. Show time is 7 Free estimates"^Landscape Design tional therapy programs by collecting and p.m. and Lawn Services distributing leather hides, furs, rooster feathers, old clocks and watches, jewelry Also Available and electrical appliances. Playing cards Ballroom dance are also collected by local Elk lodges and to be held June 14 the state Elks associations. The Monmouth County Park System The Elks opened its national headquar­ has scheduled an evening of social ball­ 908-566-5219 ters and memorial building in 1926 and room dancing at the Tatum Park Red Hill dedicated it to the fighting men of World Activity Center, located on Red Hill Road Call 7 Days War I. In 1946, they rededicated the edi­ in Middletown. The dance will be held fice to those who saw service in World from 7:30-11:30 p.m. on June 14. War II. Again in 1976, the honor was The cost is $6 per person in advance or bestowed on those who paid the sacrifice $8 per person at the door. in Korea an Vietnam. For information or to register, call For further information,about the (908) 842-4000, or for the hearing Q u a l i t y C a r p e t Order of Elks or the Middletown Lodge, impaired, (908) 219-9484. call (908) 787-9674. & I n t e r i o r s Organ society set to Lincroft summer flea market is set ‘ IS CELEBRATING hold May 28 concert The Lincroft Fire Company Ladies The Monmouth Organ Society will Auxiliary will hold its Annual First Day present Seth Rye, a concert artist, at the of Summer Flea Market & Sale at the fire M e m o r i a l D a y Rolands “Atelier” at 8 p.m. on May 28. house on Newman Springs Road, from 9 The concert is being given in cooperation a.m. to 3 p.m. on June 21. The event will benefit the fire company. W e e k e n d with the Rolands Corp. U.S. and Toms River Music at Buck Smith’s Restaurant Vendors are being sought. A rental on Palmer Avenue, North Middletown. space is $15; $20 for a space and table. The flea market will be held rain or shine. Donation is $7 for members and $5 for There is a no-refund policy. Reservations 1 9 9 7 guests, which includes refreshments and can be made by calling (908) 741-1297. door prizes. For information, call (908) W ITH A GIGAN TIC 382-5631. Pancake breakfast to Dad/child miniature be held on June 1 REMNANT Camp Happiness will hold a pancake golf tourney slated breakfast on June 1 from 7:30 a.m. to The Middletown Township noon at 18 Burlington Ave., Leonardo. C Q % S A L E Department of Parks and Recreation is The price is $4. For information, call sponsoring a Father/Child Miniature Golf (908) 291-0878. O ff FRI, SAT & SUN Tournament on June 14 at 9:30 a.m. at the Regular Price Middletown Miniature Golf Course, Vendors wanted for MAY 23, 24, 25 Tindall Park. The rain date is June 21. Large Selection of fine Quality Carpet Rolls & remnants ready The tournament is open to township craft/flea market adult residents with children ages 6-12. The Keyport Historical Society will for immediate installation. A ll sizes, qualities & colors. Competition will be held in two age cate­ sponsor a craft/flea market on May 31 gories: father with child age 6-8; father from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Steamboat Bring this ad & receive e s- r t e r- % i s c o v e r tq‘ with child age 9-12. The fee is $5 per pair Dock Museum, located at the foot of 1 5 % Off a ll Oriental Rugs ~~ HOME FURNISHINGS of father/child. Broad Street on the bay in Keyport. The Pre-registration is required at the Parks rain date is June 7. and Recreation office at Croydon Hall. No_ Outdoor spaces, only, are available for 541 Highway 35, registration will be accepted on the day of $10 each. Vendors are asked to supply Q u a l it y the event. Registrations are limited. For their own table and chair. Space reserva­ Middletown, NJ information or registration, call (908) 615­ tions must be made by May 23 by calling Carpet^Interiors (908) 264-5097. 908-219-9339 2260. 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BUSINESS ■<> Michael Miller, a high school science related to the fulfillment of the teacher at Raritan High School in Hazlet, Community Reinvestment Act. T U E S . M T U was recently chosen the school’s “Teacher Peter S. Reinhart of Middletown was of the Month.” A resident of Milltown, he recently elected chairman of Bayshore MAY Ll is an adviser for the freshman class and TO Community Hospital’s Board of Trustees, THE . serves on the school’s Renaissance Holmdel. He succeeds Wendall A. Smith, BIG SHOW AND Committee. Esq. Reinhart serves on the hospital’s F i­ Robert W. Bucco of Middletown and nance, Long Range Planning, By-laws, WED. OOTH Robert M. Sheridan of Keyport were Nominating and Joint Conference elected by delegates of the Monmouth committees. Reinhart is senior vice presi­ MAY Council of Girl Scouts Inc. to serve a two- dent and general counsel for Hovnanian year term on the organization’s volunteer Enterprises Inc., Red Bank. board of directors. Dr. Peter F. Burnham, president of Joseph Azzolina Sr., president of Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, Food Circus Supermarkets Inc., was recently chosen to receive a “Shirley Middletown, has been re-elected to the B. Gordon Award of Distinction,” one of board of the Food Marketing Institute 10 presented nationally by Phi Theta (FMI). The election was held in Chicago Kappa. Awards are given annually to col­ during the 1997 FMI Supermarket lege chief executive officers for their sup­ Industry Convention and Educational port and promotion of the two-year col­ Exposition. Food Circus is a family lege honor society’s efforts in the areas of Season! owned business operating 12 Super Food ! S t « of the Town stores in New Jersey. FMI is a non­ community service, academic honors and t Value profit association conducting programs in collegiality. Burnham’s nomination was Family.Entertain,r0n research, education, industry relations and submitted by the students in Alpha Pi public affairs on behalf of its 1,500 mem­ Theta, the college’s chapter of Phi Theta bers. Azzolina currently serves on the Kappa. The award was presented at April FM I board-level Independent Operator 26 at Phi Theta Kappa’s international con­ and Public Affairs committees and has vention and awards dinner in Dallas, served 16 years in the state Legislature. Texas. Susan Bredehoft of Holmdel was Judith H. Stanley, president and honored by the Displaced Homemaker founder of the Monmouth Conservation Network of New Jersey at a recent cere­ Foundation, was recently presented with a mony held at the Statehouse for her sup­ resolution honoring the foundation’s 20th port of the organization’s goals and pro­ anniversary. Making the presentation was grams. She was one of 12 recipients to re­ newly elected trustee Jennifer Beck, legis­ «ES^ O N f AieAT: ceive recognition at the awards presenta­ lation aide to Assemblyman Joseph Az­ tion. zolina (R-13th District). s H O 'W l '“ e S Bredehoft is senior vice president and Nina G. Alexopoulos recently joined 4 3 0 * * 3 0 director of regulatory compliance for the Middletown office of Weichert Real­ ^ a o ^ ne'Sf' ° - Summit Bank. She is responsible for di­ tors as a sales associate. She is a resident 0^ recting community development activities of Holmdel.

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J o h n ‘P f l e g e r LoBalbo has H all funeral M orn o f Fam e follow ing Serving the Monmouth County Coach has connections on to forge his own kingdom at Duke. area for over 40 years LoBalbo assisted another Hall of Famer, to some of the biggest Lou Carnesecca, at St. John’s University during that school’s glory years in the names in basketball 1980s. Directors: BY TIM MORRIS LoBalbo has conducted clinics with coaching legends John Wooden and Hank Gregory W. Pfleger, Mgr. Staff Writer Iba. His claim to fame for all these years John F. Pfleger Jr. he mid-1970s were a coaching has been man-to-mah defense. H is simple John F. Pfleger motto is: B all, You, Man. Camelot in the Garden State with When he started coaching at St. Mary’s Michael G. Bruntz A1 LoBalbo, then the head basket­ ball coach at Fairleigh Dickinsonin 1947 and turned that program into the state power that Bob Hurley has made St. •;. University-Teaneck (FDU), holding court.Anthony of Jersey City today, there was no At the Star Tavern in East Orange, as­ T shot clock and defense took on an added 115 Tindall Road piring young coaches like Mike Fratello, importance. Middletown, NJ 07748 Richie Adubato and Lou Campanelli “Respect for the ball was very impor­ came to listen attentively to what 908-671-1326 tant then,” LoBalbo explained. “The de­ LoBalbo was saying. Salt and pepper fense we played was ferocious. Our fans shakers were used to design plays on the really got into it when we were on defense. tables as the would-be coaches discussed strategy with a master. Let’s face it, defense wins championships. It is part of basketball. The key to defense Those aspiring coaches and others, is see the ball, see your man. If you’re such as Rollie Massimino and Ted Fiore, going to lose something, lose sight of the would go on to make names for themselves ball, not your man.” p a n » i« B H e in the National Basketball Association Nothing escapes LoBalbo’s defensive (NBA) and in the college ranks. Fratello, mind, including today’s fast-breaking run­ now a television basketball analyst, won D o You N eed A P rom D ress? N B A Coach of the Year honors with the ning game. “One of the biggest problems playing Come See The Best Selection in Central NJ! Atlanta Hawks. Adubato currently coaches basketball on any level is defending the the Orlando Magic, and Massimino won a opposition’s fast-break,” he explained. N o w O p e n national championship at Villanova “You have to come up with a defensive University. fast-break. No. 1, you have to box out, and Freehold Raceway Mall LoBalbo, now a resident of Monroe (located near information booth, lower level carousel entrance) No. 2, you have to get back and create Township, may not be a household name havoc. You can’t give the man with the ball on the order of Bobby Knight, Dean Smith A Large Selection o f an open lane to run. R ick Pitino uses this or Mike Kryzewski, but he has had a approach, only he extends it full court.” tremendous impact on his sport and the LoBalbo’s teams turned defense into a Prom , Bridesm aid's, Special coaching profession. team art with everyone aware of their indi­ O ccasion Dresses & Accessories The coaches he has influenced are a vidual and team responsibilities. Who’s Who in the sport. Hubie Brown, In Sizes 3-23 & 4-24 “Team defense is all a matter of helping twice N B A Coach o f the Year, was one another,” he explained, “It’s five peo­ coached by LoBalbo in high school at St. ple conscious of playing together.” Mary’s in Elizabeth. Indiana University’s To get everyone on the same page, Freehold Raceway M all Knight, a member of basketball’s Hall of Freehold, NJ LoBalbo used drills to teach his players Fame, had LoBalbo on his staff at West their individual and team responsibilities. 908 845-4577 Point in the late 1960s. Knight has called He would start off with full-court one-on- LoBalbo “a great coach and even better one drills followed by two-on-two, three- W oodbridge Center friend.” While Knight and LoBalbo, were on-three and all the way up to five-on-five. W oodbridge, NJ coaching at Army, a point guard on the 908 636-5340 team was Kryzewski, who has since gone Continued on page 33 RANNEY THE SUMMER! 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It’s an experience that every coach LoBalbo so special as a coach is that he’s and player should have. Lou and I are very really a teacher. good friends,” he added. “He was great to “Al is veiy, very meticulous and a hard coach for. He was very receptive to any worker,” the Hall of Fame coach said from suggestion I might make.” his office at St. John’s University. “He’s That Final Four trip to Lexington, Ky., very analytical with the way he breaks was a long way from LoBalbo’s coaching everything down into sequences. It’s all roots. For The Bronx, N .Y., native, who very logical. He’s like a professor the way played basketball and baseball at the State he can explain things. The way he breaks University of Iowa, it all started in the this down is like painting a picture. He’s a Navy where he was a drill master chief coach’s coach. With all the thousands of during World War II. He coached and clinics he has played in the Naval done, all o f the Basketball League, coaches and play­ and it was there that he developed his prin­ ers, too, have prof­ 'He w as very good ited from him.” ciples for discipline Al LoB albo Lo B a lb o ’s w ith the players, and and defense and his teams won cham­ they thought a lot of task master approach (A D ) in addition to his basketball fame. ing he had, ‘You don’t care what the score pionships and him . Al is a w onderful, that would become In 1962, he moved on to Belleville High is as long as you have more points than attracted the atten­ such an important part w onderful person.’ School, where he coached basketball and your opponent.’ ” tion of college of his coaching style. was the AD. It was at Belleville when he That was something LoBalbo’s teams coaches, who used In 1947, LoBalbo met Knight. LoBalbo remained at Belleville usually took care of. to stop by St. Lou Carnesecca took over the reigns at until 1987, when he retired from teaching. Though he’s not coaching at the Mary’s, and then, Former St. John's University St. M ary’s in He said he thought nothing of his two-hour moment — for the first time in more than Belleville, to watch basketball coach Elizabeth, taking that afternoon commutes to West Point, N.Y., or 50 years — LoBalbo obviously is still very him run practices program from Jamaica, Queens, home of St. John’s. much in touch with the game, watching the and watch the nowhere and turning it If there was any coach who had an im­ current NBA playoffs that are dominated drills he used to get into a powerhouse. In pact of LoBalbo, it was Hank Iba. by defense. Although he decries some of his team to play defense so well. addition to winning several state titles, St. “I did a clinic with Coach Iba and I the showboating tactics he sees, like many One of those coaches was Knight, who Mary’s won the Eastern State Invitational liked his logic,” he remarked. “One thing I others, he added “the game is doing just liked what he saw, and when he got his Tournament in Newport, R.I., in back-to- always remember about him was this say­ fine.” first head coaching job at West Point, back years. asked LoBalbo to join his staff. They’ve “My first teams were made up of play­ been friends since. In fact, early next ers who made themselves basketball play­ month, LoBalbo expects to be headed to ers,” explained LoBalbo. “I had courts Bloomington, Ind., to take part in Knight’s built in the park so they could play in the annual charity golf tournament. Golf is summer. I told them what they needed to M i 8 m another of LoBalbo’s passions and he is work on to improve, and they went and got currently working with the new owners of it done. the Knob Hill country club as the “Once we were able to get the founda­ NEW RUBY PALACE Manalapan golf course prepares for its tion down, everything flowed from there,” 1998 reopening. he added. “I started fifth- and sixth-grade “Bob Knight and I just hit it off right and seventh-, and eighth-grade leagues so 18th Anniversary Celebration A f \ C from the start,” said LoBalbo. “He’s a true that the youngsters would know our sys­ friend.” tem.” Gourmet Dinner for (2) persons Z x* / J LoBalbo left West Point after four years One of his proteges was Hubie Brown, with Knight to take the head coaching job who spearheaded LoBalbo’s defense from Cocktail - two exotic drinks or any two beverages at FD U . He turned out winning teams there his guard position. S o u p : Wor Wonton as the program stepped up from its own “I always thought that he wanted to be level and took on N C A A Division I heavy­ a coach,” LoBalbo said of Brown. “He was Shrim p, Pork, Chicken & M ix e d Vegetables in Clear Broth weights. He was the godfather, of sorts, to always asking questions, always asking the young up-and-coming coaches who what he should do on a play.” A ppetizers: PuPufor(2) were in New Jersey at the time, paying LoBalbo spent 15 years at the Elizabeth their dues and waiting for their big break. school coaching baseball, assisting foot­ S p a r e R i b He was their mentor. ball and working as the athletic director Egg Roll f . After the 1979-80 season, LoBalbo D i m S u m said, he was tired of traveling around the Pan Fried W onton country and recruiting, and resigned as REASONABLE Gold Finger Chicken FDU coach. His retirement did not last long. His old friend Carnesecca saw to Shrim p Toast that. He quickly asked the defensive mas­ E n t r e e : Residential Refinance...... $395.00 “Happy Family” ter to join his staff at St. John’s. They were Chunks of Lobster, Jum bo Shrim p, Beef, Pork good friends and had known each other Real Estate $650,00 Buy-$550.00 Sell & Chicken, Sauteed with Garden Vegetables since both were coaching high school in ...... $1,100 Buy/Sell * Roast Pork Fried Rice. the 1950s. Bankruptcy $650.00 No Asset Chapter 7 “I was very, very lucky to have A l as a Incorporate...... $350.00 D e s s t Hunks o f Pineapple, Jello, Ic coach,” Carnesecca said. “We went to a Uncontested No Asset Divorce $575.00 t & Fortune Cookie post-season tournament every year he was here. He’s a great coach and a defensive Simple Will...... $90.00 Valid Sunday thru Friday wizard, but he was also very good on Living Will...... $75.00 Expires 5/30/97 offense. He was very good with the play­ Name Change...... $375.00 H 4 * Special Lunch ers, and they thought a lot of him. Al is a (Does not include court costs or filing fees.) wonderful, wonderful person.” Municipal Court Estate Planning Over 70 Item s from $3.95 On the bench with Carnesecca, Elder Law Tax Matters LoBalbo would enjoy his finest success. In Thom as J. Bonfiglio 2174 ROUTE 35, HOLMDEL, NJ 07733 1984-85, with a team led by College Attorney-At-Law Player of the Year Chris Mullin, Walter X B eth an y R d,, Suite 4, H azlet, NJ 0 7 7 3 0 TEL: (908) 264-2002 Berry, Mark Jackson and B ill Wennington, ______3 3 5 -1 9 1 1 the Redmen went 31-4, were ranked No. 1 3 4 INDEPENDENT, MAY 21, 1997 HEALTH & FITNESS

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PZ500005BS 3/95 *Procardia XL (nifedipine) is a registered trademark of Pfizer Labs Division, Pfiizer Inc. should not be administered with food. Do not chew, divide or crush Carcinogenesis, Mutagenesis, Impairment of INDICATION AND USAGE: ADALAT CC is indicated forthe treatment tablets. Fetility: Nifedipine was administered orally to rats rhinitis Urogenital: impotence, urinary frequency. ot hypertension. It may be used alone or in combination with other for two years and was not shown to be carcinogenic. When given to Laboratory Tests: Rare, usually transient, but occasionally signifi­ Other adverse events reported with an incidence of less than 1.0% antihypertensive agents. cant elevations of enzymes such as alkaline phosphatase, CPK, rats prior to mating, nifedipine caused reduced fertility at a dose were: CONTRAINDICATIONS: Known hypersensitivity to nifedipine. LDH, SGOT, and SGPT have been noted. The relationship to nifedip­ approximately 30 times the maximum recommended human dose. WARNINGS: Excessive Hypotension: Although in most paitents the ine therapy is uncertain is most cases, but probable in some. These In vivo mutagenicity studies were negative. Body as a Whole/Systemic: cellulitis, chills, facial edema, neck pain, pelvic pain, pain Cardiovascular: atrial fibrillation, bradycar­ hypotensive effect of nifedipine is modest and well tolerated, occa­ laboratory abnormalities have rarely been associated with clinical Pregnancy: Pregnancy Category C. In rodents, rabbits and mon­ sional patients have had excessive and poorly tolerated hypoten­ symptoms; however, cholestasis with or without jaundice has been keys, nifedipine has been shown to have a variety of embryotoxic, dia, cardiac arrest, extrasystole, hypotension, palpitations, phlebitis, postural hypotension, tachycardia, cutaneous angiectases Central sion. These responses have usually occurred during initial titration reported. A small increase (<5%) in mean alkaline phosphatase was placentotoxic and fetotoxic effects, including stunted fetuses, (rats, or at the time of subsequent upward dosage adjustment, and may noted in patients treated with ADALAT CC. This was an isolated find­ mice and rabbits,), digital anomalies (rats and rabbits), rib deformi­ Nervous System: anxiety, confusion, decreased libido, depression, be more likely in patients using concomitant beta-blockers. ing and it rarely resulted in values which fell outside the normal ties (mice), cleft palate (mice), small placentas and underdeveloped hypertonia, insomnia, somnolence Dermatologic: pruritus, sweat­ ing Gastrointestinal: abdominal pain, diarrhea, dry mouth, dyspep­ Severe hypotension and/or increased fluid volume requirements range. Rare instances of allergic hepatitis have been reported with chononic villi (monkeys), embryonic and fetal deaths (rats, mice sia, esophapitis, flatulence, gastrointestinal hemorrhage, vomiting have been reported in patients who received immediate release cap­ nifedipine treatment. In controlled studies, ADALAT CC did not and rabbits), prolonged pregnancy (rats; not evaluated in other Hematologic: lymphadenopathy Metabolic: gout, weight loss sules togetherwith a beta-blocking agent and who underwent coro­ adversely affect serum uric acid, glucose, cholesterol or potassium. species), and decreased neonatal survival (rats; not evaluated in Musculoskeletal: arthralgia, arthritis, myalgia Respiratory: dysp­ nary artery bypass surgery using high dose fentanyl anesthesia. other species). On a mg/kg or mg/m! basis, some of the doses Nifedipine, like other calcium channel blockers, decreases platelet nea, increased cough, rales, pharyngitis Special Senses: abnormal The interaction with high dose fentanyl appears to be due to the aggregation Limited clinical studies have demonstrated a associated with these various effects are higher than the maximum in vitro. vision, amblyopia, conjunctivitis, diplopia, tinnitus combination of nifedipine and a beta-blocker, but the possibility that recommended human dose and some are Tower, but all are within moderate but statistically significant decrease in platelet aggrega­ Urogenital/Reproductive: kidney calculus, nocturia, breast it may occur with nifedipine alone, with low doses of fentanyl, in tion and increase in bleeding time in some nifedipine patients. This an order of magnitude of it. engorgement. other surgical procedures, or with other narcotic analgesics cannot is thought to be a function of inhibition of calcium transport across The digital anomalies seen in nifedipine-exposed rabbit pups are be ruled out. In nifedipine-treated patients where surgery using high the platelet membrane. No clinical significance for these findings strikingly similar to those seen in pups exposed to phenytoin, and The following adverse events have been reported rarely in patients given nifedipine in other formulations: allergenic hepatitis, alopecia, dose fentanyl anesthesia is contemplated, the physician should be has been demonstrated. these are in turn similar to the phalangeal deformities that are the anemia, arthritis with ANA (+), depression, erythromeialgia, exfolia­ aware of these potential problems and, if the patient's condition per­ Positive direct Coombs’ test with or without hemolytic anemia has most common malformation seen in human children with in utero tive dermatitis, fever, gingival hyperplasia, gynecomastia, leukope- mits, sufficient time (at least 36 hours) should be allowed for exposure to phenytoin. been reported but a casual relationship between nifedipine admin­ nia, mood changes, mus’cle cramps, nervoumess, paranoid syn­ nifedipine to be washed out of the body prior to surgery. istration and positivity of this laboratory test, including hemolysis, There are no adequate and well-controlled studies in pregnant drome, purpura, shakiness, sleep disturbances, syncope, taste per­ Increased Angina and/or Myocardial Infarction: Rarely, patients, could not be determined. women. ADALAT CC should be used during pregnancy only if the version thrombocytopenia, transient blindness at the peak plasma particularly those who have severe obstructive coronary artery dis­ Although nifedipine has been used safely in patients with renal dys­ potential benefit justifies the potential risk to the fetus. level, tremor and urticaria. ease, have developed well documented increased frequency, dura­ function and has been reported to exert a beneficial effect in certain Nursing Mothers: Nifedipine is excreted in human milk. Therefore, tion and/or severity or angina or acute myocardial infarction upon DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION: Dosage should be adjusted cases, rare reversible elevations in BUN and serum creatinine have a decision should be made to discontinue nursing or to discontinue according to each patient’s needs. It is recommended that ADALAT starting nifedipine or at the time of dosage increase. The mecha­ been reported in patients with pre-existing chronic renal insuffi­ the drug, taking into account the importance of the drug to the CC be administered orally once daily on an empty stomach. nism of this effect is not established. ciency. The relationship to nifedipine therapy is uncertain in most mother. ADALAT CC is an extended release dosage form and tablets should Beta-Blocker Withdrawal: When discontinuing a beta-blocker it is cases but probably in some. ADVERSE EXPERIENCES: The incidence of adverse events during be swallowed whole, not bitten or divided. In general, titration important to taper its dose, if possible, rather than stopping abrupt­ Dru^lnteractions: Beta-adrenergic blocking agents: (See WARN- treatment with ADALAT CC in doses up to 90 mg daily were derived ly before beginning nifedipine. Patients recently withdrawn from should, proceed over a 7-14 day period starting with 30 mg once from multi-center placebo-controlled clinical trials in 370 hyperten­ daily. Upward titration should be based on therapeutic efficacy and beta blockers may develop a withdrawal syndrome with increased ADALAT CC was well tolerated when administered in combination sive patients. Atenolol 50 mg once daily was used concomitantly in safety, the usual maintenance dose is 30 mg to 60 mg once daily. angina, probably related to increased sensitivity to catecholamines. with a beta blocker in 187 hypertensive patients in a placebo-con­ 187 of the 370 patients on ADALAT CC and in 64 of the 126 patients Titration to doses above 90 mg daily is not recommended. Initiation of nifedipine treatment will not prevent this occurrence trolled clinical trial. However, there have been occasional literature on placebo. All adverse events reported during ADALAT CC therapy and on occasion has been reported to increase it. If discontinuation of ADALAT CC is necessary, sould clinical prac­ reports suggesting that the combination of nifedipine and beta- were tabulated independently of their causal relationship to med­ tice suggests that the dosage should be decreased gradually with Congestive Heart Failure: Rarely, patients (usually while receiving adrenergic blocking drugs may Increase the likelihood of congestive ication. close physician supervision. a beta-blocker) have developed heart failure after beginning nifedip­ heart failure, severe hypotension, or exacerbation of angina in The most common adverse event reported with ADALAT* CC was Care should be taken when dispensing ADALAT CC to assure that ine. Patients with tight aortic stenosis may be at a greater risk for patients with cardiovascular disease. peripheral edema. This was dose related and the frequency was the extended release dosage form has been prescribed. such an event, as the unloading effect of nifedipine would be 18% on ADALAT CC 30 mg daily, 22% on ADALAT CC 60 mg daily Digitalis: Since there have been isolated reports of patients with ele­ P2500005BS 3/95 ©1995 Bayer Corporation 4755 Printed in expected to be of less benefit to these patients, owing to their fixed vated digoxin levels, and there is a possible interaction between and 29% on ADALAT CC 90 mg dally versus 10% on placebo. impedance to flow across the aortic valve. USA______digoxin and ADALAT CC, it is recommended that digoxin levels be Other common adverse events reported in the above placebo-con­ PRECAUTIONS: General - Hypotension: Because nifedipine monitored when Initiating, adjusting, and discontinuing ADALAT CC trolled trials include: Headache (19%, versus 13% placebo inci­ Reference: 1. IMS NPA+, IMS America, LTD., April 1995. decreases peripheral vascular resistance, careful monitoring of to avoid possible over- or under-digitalization. dence); Flushing/heat sensation (4%, versus 0% placebo inci­ blood pressure during the initial administration and titration of Coumarin Anticoagulants: There have been rare reports of dence); Dizziness (4%, versus 2% placebo incidence); ADALAT CC is suggested. Close observation is especially recom­ increased prothrombin time in patients taking coumarin anticoagu­ Fatigue/asthenia (4%, versus 4% placebo incidence); Nausea (2%, mended for patients already taking medications that are known to lants to whom nifedipine was administered. However, the relation­ versus 1% placebo incidence); Constipation (1%, versus 0% place­ B a y e r i lower blotfd pressure (See WARNINGS). ship to nifedipine therapy is uncertain. bo incidence). Peripheral Edema: Mild to moderate peripheral edema occurs in a Quinidine: There have been rare reports of an interaction between Where the frequency of adverse events with ADALAT CC and place­ dose-dependent manner with ADALAT CC. The placebo subtracted quinidine and nifedipine (with a decreased plasma level of quini­ bo is similar, causal relationship cannot be established. rate is approximately % at 30mg, 12% at 60 mg and 19% at 90 Pharmaceutical 8 dine), The following adverse events were reported with an incidence of mg daily. This edema is a localized phenomenon, thought to be 3% or less in daily doses up to 90 mg: Division associated with vasodilation of dependent arterioles and small Cimetidine: Both the peak plasma level of nifedipine and the AUC blood vessels and not due to left ventricular dysfunction or gener­ may increase in the presence of cimetidine. Ranitidine produces Body as a Whole/Systemic: chest pain, leg pain Central Nervous Bayer Corporation alized fluid retention. With patients whose hypertension is compli­ smaller non-significant increases. This effect of cimetidine may be System: paresthesia, vertigo Dermatologic: rash Gastrointestinal: 400 Morgan Lane mediated by its known inhibition of hepatic cytochrome P-450, the cated by congestive heart failure, care should De taken to differenti­ constipation Musculoskeletal: leg cramps Respiratory: epistaxis. West Haven, CT 06516-4175 3 6 MAY 21, 1997, INDEPENDENT Calendar tions, call (908) 922-6300 ext. 53. CLUBS • Mid-Jersey Mothers of Multiples will hold its monthly meeting at 8 p.m. at the Matawan Firehouse, 176 Jackson St. (908) Today 360-9714. • Quest for singles meets every • Keyport Kiwanis meets every Wednesday night at 7:45 p.m. at First Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Ye Cottage Inn, Unitarian Church, 1475 West Front St., 149 W. Front St., Keyport. New members Lincroft. Refreshments and door prizes are are invited. included in the $5 fee. (908) 747-0707. • Kiwanis Club of Matawan meets on the first and third Wednesdays of the month HEALTH for breakfast at the Town & Country Diner, Route 35 in Keyport, and on the second and Friday fourth Wednesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. • Free hearing and speech screenings at Court Jesters, Strathmore Shopping will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Center, Route 34 in Aberdeen. Booker Pavilion lobby at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. Free hearing Thursday screenings will be available for adults and • Northern Monmouth Chamber of free speech/language screenings will be Commerce will meet for informal networking available for children 2-5 years old. at Redheads, 500 Route 35, Middletown, Reservations are required for groups of 10 from 5-7 p.m. or more. (908) 776-4163. • The New Jersey Association of Women Business Owners, Monmouth Saturday Chapter, is holding its monthly dinner meet­ • Middletown United Methodist ing. Dr. Donald Swanson, chairman of the Church will hold a blood drive from 9 a.m. to Department of Communications at noon at 924 Middletown-Lincroft Road. Monmouth University, West Long Branch, • Keyport Ladies Auxiliary will hold a will speak on “Communicating the blood drive at the Eagle Hose Fire House on Information and the Image.” Networking will Broadway from 9 a.m. to noon. Hollywood screenwriters and playwrights Billy Van Zandt and Jane Milmore begin at 6 p.m. and dinner and the program will premiere their newest comedy Silent Laughter, a tribute to early film come­ will begin at 6:45 p.m. Registration is $28 for Saturday and Sunday dians, on Friday at Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. The play runs non-members and reservations are required. • St. Agnes Church in Atlantic through June 7. Tickets are $16. For tickets, call (908) 224-2411. For information and reservations, call (908) Highlands will hold a blood drive on May 30 530-8660. from 5-9 p.m. Register Saturday and Therapeutic Recreation Division, informa­ Fridays and Saturdays through May 31 Sunday after Masses at the church, located tional booths and food vendors will be on • Jewelbox Theatre will present T h e Friday at 103 Center Ave. A free T-shirt will be hand. Events include 3-4 mile hike, 1-2 mile Coarse Acting Show by Michael Green, with • St. Mary’s Mother of Christ Prayer given to every donor. (908) 291-0272. walk, outdoor games demonstrations, a 7:30 p.m. dessert and 8 p.m. curtain. Tickets Group will meet at 8 p.m. in the cafeteria of plant care workshop and a wildflower walk. are $10 in advance and $12 at the door. For Mater Dei High School on Cherry Tree Farm Monday Entertainment will be provided by The information on the Seaview Square Mall Road, New Monmouth. For information, call • Lincoln Hose Fire Company will hold Calendar Girls. Events are free and require show, call (908) 922-1243. the Rev. Jeff Kegley at (908) 671-0071 or a blood drive from 6-9 p.m. at 142 Second no registration. For information, call Pam • Miss Reardon Drinks A Little by Paul Pat Thompson at (908) 651-9088. St., Keyport. Morris at (908) 542-1642. Zindel will be presented by Sabona Productions at 8 p.m. at Amandla Theatre, Sunday Next Wednesday Saturday 321 West Farms Road, Howell. Tickets are • Kiwanis Club of Keyport holds a flea • King of Kings Lutheran Church in • Monmouth County Park System has $8. (908) 938-4133. market on the waterfront every Sunday. The Middletown will hold a blood drive from 6-9 scheduled a Triumph the Timp” at Harriman public is invited. Bring fishing poles and crab p.m. at Harmony & Cherry Tree Farms State Park in New York. Participants will Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through nets. (908) 888-9625. Road. leave by van at 8 a.m. from Thompson Park June 15 on Newman Springs Road in Lincroft. A • / Do! I Do!, a musical by Tom Jones and Tuesday moderate-strenuous 5 to 7 mile trek, it offers Harvey Schmidt, will be presented at Kobe • The Monmouth County CPA Club will LECTURES a view of the Hudson River. Hiking boots are Dinner Theater, Route 9, Howell. hold its monthly meeting from 8-10 a.m. at required. The cost of the trip is $18.50 per Performances are Fridays, 7 p.m. dinner, the Holiday Inn, Tinton Falls. For reserva­ Future Events person and pre-registration is required. Call 8:30 p.m. show; Saturdays, 6:30 p.m. dinner, • Holmdel Branch of the county library, (908) 842-4000 or the hearing impaired, 8 p.m. show; and Sundays 2 p.m. show, 4 located at 4 Crawford’s Comer Road, will (908)219-9484. p.m. dinner. There is no performance on host “Optimizing Health and Well-Being Sunday, June 1. Evening/dinner show pack­ f Longstreet Farm in Through the Transcendental Meditation Future Event ages start at $29.50. Sunday packages start Holmdel will be the Program” at 7:30 p.m. on May 28. It will be • Poricy Park, located on Oak Hill Road, at $19.95. Show only tickets are $15. Group W site of an old-fash­ presented by Mararishi Vedic University. Middletown, is sponsoring a field trip to discounts are available. (908) 364-0936. ioned "Decoration Day" (908) 946-4118. “Spectacular Iris Display” at Presby celebration on Sunday from • Middletown Township Public Library Memorial Iris Gardens in Upper Montclair, Saturday noon to 3 p.m. Visitors will will present a seminar on Long Term Care at where more than 4,000 iris varieties will be • St. Thomas Players will present join the farm staff in turn- 7:30 p.m. on May 28. The free program will in bloom. Car pool and lunch arrangements G o d s p e ll at 8 p.m. in the St. Thomas the of-the-century games and be held at library headquarters, 55 New will be made; call (908) 842-5966. Apostle auditorium, located on Route 18 leisure activities. The farm is Monmouth Road. Participants will leave the park at 9:30 a.m. south in Old Bridge. Advance ticket prices are located on Longstreet • Poricy Park in Middletown will host and return mid-afternoon. Trip is free, except $7 for children; $10 for adults; $7 for seniors Road. For information “Experiences of a Wild Animal Nurse” on for lunch and shared car expenses. and $35 for a family (two adults & three chil­ about the free program, May 30 from 7:30-8:30 p.m. Jacky Mount of dren). (908) 972-8848. call the Monmouth County Belford, licensed to take care of wild ani­ Park System at (908) 842­ mals, will speak and bring along a few THEATER Saturdays & Sundays through June 29 4000, or for the hearing “charges.” There is a $3 fee; under age 3 is (no show June 22) A la d d in impaired, (908) 219-9484. free. No advanced registration is required. • Jewelbox Theatre will present Friday and the Magic Lava Lam p at 1 p.m. The • The Doctors' Speaker Bureau will be • Manalapan High School Theatre will The Fifth Annual audience-interaction show includes a dance hosting two free lectures at the Matawan present The Cabaret in the school cafeteria, Smart-T Jamboree contest, a treasure hunt and a wish circle. Aberdeen Public Library, Main Street, June Church Lane, at 8 p.m. Tickets are $5 and Against Underage Ticket cost is $6 in advance and $7 at the w 5 at 7 p.m. Facts to win the war on allergies proceeds will go to the high school theater’s Drinking, Driving and door. 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Style ... it means different things to different people. Some define style as the latest trend, but trends come and go. Style is more enduring and can be achieved without spending lots of money. Style is something you can develop over time and it’s never too late to start. In this special section, we give you some guidelines on how to bring into your living space a light, airy feeling to match summer's more casual pace and to convey a sense of coolness. If you have a yard, why not S8 invest in an above-ground pool or detached gazebo? The investment pays off in years of fun for family and friends, and adds value to your proper­ ty, as well. We also share some tips on outdoor cooking and recipes for pro­ duce you grow in your own garden.

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SUMMER LIVING Garden State yields plenty of produce By Tina Crafton Staff Writer

L iving with style this summer in­ cludes enjoying fresh produce that you can grow yourself. Edible gardens are more popular than ever and can be adapted to fit any area, from the sprawling backyard to the smallest patio. Summer cooking becomes more interesting when you can stroll out to the backyard and pluck a tomato, pick lettuce for a fresh salad or simply trim some basil leaves for pesto or tomato sauce. You can dress up the ubiquitous barbecue by marinating and grilling peppers, zucchini and cherry tomatoes straight from the vine. Serve them hot or cold in a vinaigrette dressing. Herbs are easy to grow and when added fresh instead of dried, turn or­ dinary dishes into something more exotic. Pesto recipes — herbs mixed with olive oil — are prepared at room temperature in a matter of seconds and can be added to hot or cold pasta for an easy meal. Many herbs like oregano, thyme and tarragon are perennials and make nice — low growing border plants. Annuals PERENNIAL FAVORITES Take your pick of garden herbs available at most nurseries and greenhouses. This like marjoram and rosemary can be display, at Morganville Flower Farm, includes ma n y favorites such as thyme and oregano. (Jerry Wolkowitz/Greater Media) potted and brought indoors as fragrant - house plants. 1 1/ 2-2 tbs. olive oil A sprig of fresh peppermint or 1 tbs. water spearmint added to lemonade or 2 heels of Italian or French bread. brewed tea makes for a refreshing al­ Cut tomatoes into bite-sized pieces ternative to sodas and powdered and place in bowl with the rest of the THE BEST MOW ERS. drinks. Mints are perennials and can be ingredients. Chill for about an hour. grown directly in the ground or in pots. Before serving, hollow out the ends of THE BEST W ARRANTY. Here are three summer recipes that the Italian bread and stuff them with do not require lighting the oven. the tomato mixture. To make broschet- • All Toro GTS powered ta, cut thin slices of the bread and toast mowers are guaranteed to Tomato Salad until crisp. Place tomato mixture on top start for up to 5 years 5-YEAR TOTAL 2 ripe tomatoes on the first or second pull, COVERAGE and add parmesan cheese. or we v^ill fix it free.* 4 thin slices of onion WARRANTY* basil (4 fresh leaves), 1 tsp. dried P e sto Exclusive recycler technology 1 clove garlic, or garlic salt to taste. processes clippings faster, 2 cups loosely packed fresh basil handles more grass without slowing. 1/2 tsp. salt leaves 1/4 cup olive oil MODEL 20465 21” 1/4 Parmesan cheese SUPER RECYCLER 2 tbs. pine nuts MOWER 1/2 tsp. salt 1 small garlic clove. NOTHING 'HL CT In food processor or blender, mix all 0 .1 ingredients at medium speed adding 1/4 cup hot tap water until smooth. Serve sauce at room temperature over MODEL 16-44HXL pasta. Makes enough for approximate­ LAWN TRACTOR ly 1 pound of pasta. Toro Tractors are Herbal Vinegar available from These make great gifts in decorative 12 hp to 20 hp *See dealer for with cutting bottles and take minutes to make. details. widths of Red or white wine vinegar 32” to 60” fresh herbs, carefully rinsed clear bottles, sterilized consumer publication. • Large 44” Recycler mowing deck allows you to finish your lawn faster, with a professional Sterilize bottles with boiling water or Wheel Hone. appearance. Tumors & Kklin^Mewfn a sterilizing agent, making sure you * 16 hp Vanguard OHV engine handles big mowing jobs rinse any chemicals you use out very quickly and easily. • Hydrostatic transmission handles the heaviest mowing When you want it done right. well. Fill the bottles with white or red conditions with no shifting, no clutch, and no hassles. wine vinegar and add the sprigs of FREEHOLD HAZLET MIDDLETOWN MILLTOWN fresh herbs, crushing them slightly in Barg s Lawn & Garden Center Cerlione s Lawn & Garden W.H. Potter & Son Ryder s Lane M ower Shop 876 Highway 33 East 3206 Highway 35 Red H ill Road 288 Ryders Lane FOOD FOR THOUGHT — These your fingers. Tarragon and white wine 908/462-1274 908/264-3430 908/671-0552 908/828-1719

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B y A n ita Stratos cushions can be used on these chairs Correspondent and, if taken in at night, they won’t be ISPBINO/SUilimilEB s p e c i a l ! affected by weather. l o o *200 OFF S pending a lot of time entertaining “We are also finding that sling chairs jth every contract signed before (6-21 -9 7) outdoors this summer? Here’s how account for 90 percent of our sales,” says f r o m !* 2 ,9 9 5 with this ad to find the most comfortable and Villamena. “The chairs are available as a rw stylish patio and pool furniture. swivel, director’s chair, glider or chaise The No. 1 choice in outdoor furniture lounges. Color-wise, textured green is this year is the sling chair. With its light­ the top seller, followed by granite, Remove Existing Walls & Plumbing Fixtures ■ Insulate Exterior Walls^ DEAL weight aluminum frame and breathable pewter and ivory.” ■ Resheetrock Entire Bathroom ■ Install New Toilet, Tub & Vanity^ fabric, it is almost impossible for stores And don’t forget the extras that can DIRECT to keep it in stock. add that touch of luxury and comfort to Install Ceramic Tile Floor & Walls ■ Complete With F au cets^"' ^ v e “Sling chairs are inexpensive but very your summer entertaining. Clip-on lights * Install Medicine Cabinet, Switches, Plugs & Lights good quality furniture,” says Rick Borr, can be added to umbrella poles for ■ Clean UdUp Debris Upon Completion / families" pool and patio manager for Pelican brighter entertaining on those balmy For over 30 Years ■ Free Estimate Pools. “They don’t mildew or absorb summer nights. To bring refreshments to Any Plumbing Repair Jobs Welcome water like cushions.” guests with ease and keep them nearby, Maintenance for sling chairs is ex­ bar serving carts are a perfect addition. tremely simple — they can be just hosed Bonded ■ Insured 908-254-1983 NJ PLUMBING LIC. 7961 down or wiped off with a mixture or mild detergent and water. “As for color, this year’s top seller has been hunter green,” Borr says. Sw ing into Spring w i t h “Sandstone is the next favorite choice. “ Wrought iron chairs and in­ door/outdoor wicker furniture are also MAR'S Great Vertical Sale attractive choices for patios. This type of wicker also requires only a water wash- down. DESIGNER VINYL VERTICALSI L j throush June 30th “We will special order any fabric the customer would like,” says Borr. “The for SLIDING DOORS 8 " x 8 4 " S i n a o o order process takes about 4 to 5 weeks, 1 so come in early in order to get your fur­ niture delivered early in the summer sea­ son.” i n c l u d e s : * 1 0 9 Tempered glass-topped tables with HEAVY-DUTY TRACK ‘Coupons may not be used. Special n o t available in all areas. umbrellas made of the same material as Offer expires June 30,1997 the sling chair in coordinated patterns and DELUXE VALANCE Not applicable for commercial installations. are also practically maintenance-free. “This acrylic blend material provides WE GUARANTEE an 80 percent sun block,” says Joann The Highest Quality fitu-JAoA Villamena, furniture manager for Central $ 5 0 O F F Jersey Pools. “It also blocks the heat at the Low est Prices Custom tJiom e from getting in under the umbrella. The WE W ILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD Any Purchase O f old vinyl umbrellas would allow the heat FREE SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE ^ n te n to /ts $300 Or More to come through and then hold it under­ Brunswick Area: (908) 246-1811 Sale Must Be Dated Now Through June 30,1997. neath. “ Huge Discounts On All: Excludes Special Installations, Bay Windows, Skylights, Slipcovers, Upholstery, Commercial Accounts, Silhouettes Solid cast aluminum chairs and tables Marlboro Area: (908) 536-7070 M ini/M icro Blinds • Vertical Blinds Upholstery • Slipcovers & Vignette Window Shades. Must be presented at time of are great selections for homes in high Red Bank Area: (908) 747-0880 W indow Shades • Pleated Shades sale. Cannot be combined with any other offers. wind areas. They are heavy so they don’t Balloon Shades • Draperies • Bedspreads blow around, but they also rust-free. Seat 4 4 INDEPENDENT, MAY 21, 1997

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I N BRIEF Swingset Salel Sm art G arden Storytelling/puppet Free Delivery, Installation & Slide F u r n i t u r e workshop slated Redwood-Cedar-Pine First Avenue Playhouse, in conjunc­ Models From $799 Memorial to $6999 "Buy Now For Thj tion with Local Commotion Repertory, is Day Weekend offering a four-week storytelling/puppet Best Prices and workshop from 4:30-5:30 p.m. on Best Selection^ May 24,25 Monday afternoons beginning May 26. & 26th Students from 7-14 years of age w ill develop a story and create a puppet. SELECTIONS FROM: Classes will be held at First Avenue «MEAD0WCRAFT • VENTURE • LLOYD FLANDERS • BROWN JORDAN • TR0PIT0NE Playhouse, located at 123 First Ave., - WINSTON • WOODARD • LYON SHAW • CUSHIONS • UMBRELLAS Atlantic Highlands. Kati Beddow Brower and Judyth Sommer of Local Commotion Repertory Casual Furniture For Indoors & Out will be conducting the workshops. They All-Wood Swingset Distributors J M | ) Y I I • Awnings, Canopies and Party Tents have been teaching, directing, writing and 21 Boud Ave, Farmingdale g HIGHWAY 35 SOUTH, POINT PLEASANT BEACH 1 performing throughout Monmouth, (10 Mins, from Raceway Mall) c PHONE (908) 892-2020 1 Middlesex, Mercer and Ocean counties. The fee for the four-week course is $55. For information, call (908) 291-7552 or (908) 583-3984. Teachers to be College Students

recognized at BCC H om e for the Sum m er... Gov. Christine Todd Whitman’s Teacher Recognition Ceremony for Monmouth County will be held at Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, in Forum 103 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 THINK BROOKDALE p.m. on Friday. The annual program, orig­ inally a statewide event, is now devoted ------to each county. 0 One teacher from each school in Monmouth County’s 52 school districts w ill be honored at the ceremony as 12 Save Money Outstanding Teacher of the Year. Guest speaker at the event w ill be Jack S Graduate Early Ford of Spring Lake, NBC chief legal correspondent and weekend anchor of the E3 Make up for Lost Time Today show. For information, call (908) 224-2283.

Child Find marks Sign U p For 15th Children’s Day The 15th annual commemoration of National Missing Children’s Day is Spring/Sum m er Classes Sunday. Child Find of America asks con­ cerned citizens across America to join in remembering missing children and their families. 12-W eek Term : M ay 28-August 20 Child Find, a national charity and pio­ neer in the field of missing children, was founded in 1980 by a mother searching 5-W eek Term : July 7-August 15 for her 6-year-old daughter. Since then, searching parents can call 1-800-1-AM- LO ST to register their children as miss­ Call (908) 224-2261 for m ore inform ation or ing, initiating an investigation process that has succeeded in locating more than com e in and register NOW ! 2,700 children in 50 states and seven for­ eign countries. In addition, Child Find’s mediation Registration Hours: program provides 1-800-A-W AY-OUT to help parents who have fled with their M onday-Thursday, 9 AM -7 PM child, who are thinking of disappearing with their child or whose court-ordered visitation is being denied. Friday, 9 AM - 4 PM ; Saturday 9 AM -Noon For additional information about Child - Find of America Inc. or 1997 National Lincroft Cam pus (Parking Lot #3) Missing Children’s Day, contact Michael Messner at (914) 255-1848. To receive three free safety informa­ © ------tion brochures, send a stamped, self­ addressed, business-size envelope to BROOKDALE Brookdale is an Child Find of America, P.O. Box 277, New Paltz, N.Y. 12561. Write on the COMMUNITY Equal Opportunity inside flap of the envelope the names of any three of the foHowing brochures: COLLEGE Affirmative Action Institution “Stranger Abduction,” “Running Away,” “Shopping Safely” or “Protect Your c n CO-OP AND STUDY ABROAD OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE Child.” 4 6 MAY 21, 1997, INDEPENDENT H ow to deal w ith

H of Englishtown-OId Bridge and Bayshore A tt A Pre-School & ^TIT aggressive drivers Elementary Day School v A Gallup poll conducted for the Ameri­ New Jersey motorists can also help by Serving Children From Grades can Automobile Association (AAA) re­ recording the license number of the Pre-Nursery Through 8 th Grade jpr cently found that 40 percent of drivers sur­ aggressive driver and reporting them to a The Finest Education Your Child Deserves veyed feel that aggressive driving is the new toll-free number, (888) 723-7623. 908-446-2121 greatest hazard they face on the road. This number has been put in place to com­ REGISTER NOW FOR *97-*98 SCHOOL YEAR Contributing to the problem is the large bat aggressive and unsafe drivers. The call number of cars on the highways — New goes to a central state police operator, who 'W h at youJ/)okuuj TForftnJ School'? Jersey is one of the most densely populat­ then routes the call to a municipality near CARING, RESPONSIVE, ADMINISTRATIVE LEADERSHIP ed states. where the call is coming from. We w ork together w ith our parent body to form a partnership whose goal is for each student to reach their full academic and social potential. Examples of aggressive driving include In addition, the law enforcement com­ RABBI ELI LAPA, B.A. - Since its inception, the school is under the guidance o f Rabbi Eli Lapa, tailgating, improper passing, flashing munity is using semimarked police cars to Principal,Teacher, and Educational Administrator. Rabbi Lapa is w ell known for designing a lights to move the driver ahead, speeding, fight these drivers. The prototype vehicles successful school that reaches out to fully develop each and every student. cutting drivers off, hand gestures, weaving MRS. LILLY CANTO R, B.A. ED.M . - Mrs. Cantor maintains Shalom's highest standard in General do not have the traditional light bar on its Studies curriculum .Through her careful m onitoring and ongoing evaluation she assures its through traffic and honking horns. roof, so it is not easily recognized in the , successful im plem entation at every grade level and to each individual student. Here are some helpful tips from the rear-view mirror of a car. MRS. M A LK A JO SEPHS, B.A.-An expert in Judaic Curriculum , Mrs. Josephs assures the realization of a quality Judaic program w hich has been highly acclaimed by teachers, students and parents. N.J. Department of Law and Public Safety If you receive a ticket for tailgating in in dealing with aggressive drivers: New Jersey or if you are found guilty of • “W HOLE CHILD" ORIENTATION • SMALL CLASSES - INDIVIDUALIZED ATTENTION • TEACHERS W HO ARE QUALIFIED, EXPERIENCED, • EXTRA CURRICULAR PROGRAMS, ie, ART, • Make every attempt to get out of their reckless driving, you will receive five ANDWARM MUSIC, PHYSICAL EDUCATION way. points on your motor vehicle driving • EMPHASIS ON DEVELOPING SELF ESTEEM • DOORTO DOORTRANSPORTATION • Do not challenge them. record. You may also be found guilty of • TAILOR MADE CURRICULUM FOR • NUTRITIOUS HOT LUNCHES AND SNACKS INDIVIDUALIZED LEARNING • A P P E A L IN G IN D O O R F A C IL IT Y • Avoid eye contact. careless driving and receive an additional • SUPERIOR ACADEMIC PROGRAM • UPBEAT AND POSITIVE STUDENT AND STAFF • Do not make or return gestures. two points. • JEWISH IDENTITY AND VALUES MORALE • Do not block the passing lane and The Division of Motor Vehicles also • CONSISTENT HIGH SCORES ON STANDARDIZED • FULL SIZE OUTDOORAREA WITH COMPLETE ACHIEVEMENT TESTS PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT avoid switching lanes without signaling. charges a surcharge of $100 for drivers • STATE-OF-THE-ART COMPUTER PROGRAM • V E R Y R E A S O N A B L E RATES • Do not tailgate. with up to six points for a three-year peri­ THREE LOCATIONS • Allow plenty of time for your trip. od and $25 for each additional point. • Stay away from drivers behaving er­ Insurance companies may have additional Manalapan • Old Bridge Aberdeen East Windsor 3059 Englishtown Rd. 479 Lloyd Rd. Route 33 ratically. surcharges as well.

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Come Visit Our Giant Indoor Flea Market at Yard Sale America. Specializing in second-hand items, Yard Sale America has plenty to offer and give. Not only are second-hand items sold but also new and closeout items are sold at bargain prices. If you have items left from your own yard sale, Yard Sale will haul it away at no charge. If you're looking to shop or drop, go to Yard Sale America, 32 Main St., Matawan (directly across from the Matawan train station) where there is always a sale. Store hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the weekends. Call (908) 566-1178

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B il l y V a n Z a n d t a n d J a n e M il m o r e ■ IN S P o p i n - R y a n ■ I j E n T Val and Barbara Popin of Holmdel announce the engagement of their daughter, Sharon Lynn Popin, to William Ryan, son of Arlene and Tom M)GH t e R Ryan of Middletown. The future bride is a graduate of Holmdel High School and earned a bachelor of science degree from Kean College, Union. She is in the graduate program at Kean College, working on a master’s degree in speech pathology. Her fiance is a graduate of Middletown High School North. A graduate of Lincoln Technological Institute, he is a certified technician and owns Atlantic Coast Heating and Air Conditioning. An August 1998 wedding is Sharon Popin, William Ryan planned. M A madcap, rollicking tribute to slapstick comedy ~ B

May 23,24,30, & 31 at 8 pm June 5,6 & 7 a t 8 pm; June 1 a t 3 pm m Performing Arts Center Main Theatre; Parking Lot #1 Lisa and Paul Kowaleski of Red Kathy Maddock, all of Hazlet. Great- Tickets: $16 general public; $8 BCC students ® Bank announce the birth of their son, Paul grandparents are Janet Rush of Holmdel, For more information, contact th e PAC Box Office at (908) 224-2411 Michael, April 11 at St. Vincent’s Medical John Angersbach of Hazlet, Wilfred and Center, Staten Island, N.Y. The baby Tina Mujica of Hazlet and Mary Daniels BROOKDALE weighed 8 pounds, 8 ounces. of Spotswood. Godparents are Donna COM M UNfTY Grandparents are John Ricco of Staten Maddock of Hazlet and Christopher Tuero COLLEGE Island and Henry and Josephine of Hazlet. ■ ■ Kowaleski of Staten Island. Great-grand­ Barbara and Steve Brennan of Old An Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action Institution mother is Rose Ricco of Brooklyn. Bridge announce the birth of their son, Godparents are Lorri Ricco of Staten Patrick James, March 15 in Raritan Bay Island and Mark Caruselle of Staten Medical Center, Perth Amboy division. Island. The baby weighed 9 pounds, 3 ounces and •fir Kerri and Donald Maddock of Brick joins his sisters, twins Kelly and Kaitlyn, » T 1 » announce the birth of their daughter, 4 1/2. Grandparents are Anne Grispino of Morgan Nicole, May 8 at Monmouth the Parlin section of Sayreville and Jeanne Medical Center, Long Branch. The baby Brennan of Matawan. Godparents are W hy spend $20,000 for a new vehicle when we can install weighed 5 pounds, 11 ounces. Kelly Ruskuski and Mark Rodziewicz, a brand new remanufactured engine...and have your old Grandparents are Jane Tuero and Ray and both of South Amboy. car, truck or van drive like new?

EngineW orld w ill install a brand-new , I N BRIEF factory fresh, zero m ileage " " R EM ANUFACTURED ENGINE Hike in Passaic Hazlet Rec to hold i n you _ r old vehicle and County scheduled preschool sign-ups m aake k e it run like new ! The Monmouth County Park System Hazlet Recreation Commission will be has scheduled a one-day Stonetown Circu­ holding registrations for “Playtime lar hike in Passaic County on May 31. Our engines meet new, original Nursery School” for 3-year olds on June 3 Participants will leave by van at 8 a.m. from 9 a.m. to noon and for 4-year-olds on equipment standards and are installed from the Aberdeen Municipal Complex. June 5 from 9-10 a.m. for Hazlet residents in only a few days at the guaranteed The seven-mile walk offers views of the only. Non-residents will be placed on a lowest prices anywhere. Wyanokie Mountains and the Wanaque waiting list after June 4 and will be called and Montville reservoirs. if an opening becomes available. 1 SUPER BONUS COUPON l§| ALL INSTALLATIONS Hiking boots are necessary. The cost of The child must be 3 or 4 years old by INCLUDE FREE the trip is $18.50 per person and pre-regis­ Oct. 1. The follow ing is required at the tration is required. time of registration: child’s birth certifi­ TOWING , OIL, OIL For information or registration, call *100 OFF:: FILTER, SPARK PLUGS , cate, copy of immunizations, doctor’s note (908) 842-4000. Persons with hearing im­ stating child is well and may attend school AN Y ENGINE INSTALLATION j THERMOSTAT, pairment can call (908) 219-9484. ANTIFREEZE, & and two proofs of residency (i.e. two utili­ ty bills, mortgage/tax payment, certificate FR EE Water Pump, Hoses ft Belts COMPLETE VEHICLE Hazlet church seeks of domicile — driver’s license not accept­ FREE 5 Year 50,000 Mile Warranty] INSPECTION. ed). No registrations will be taken without flea market vendors all of the documents. The Holy Name Society of Holy Three-year-old classes are held on Family Church is seeking vendors for its Tuesday and Thursday from either 9:15­ annual Memorial Day “Outdoor Flea 10:45 a.m. or from 12:15-1:45 p.m. Four- EngineWrld, Market and Craft Show.” It will be held year old classes are held on Mondays, GUARANTEED WORLD CLASS CRAFTSMANSHIP from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Saturday in Wednesdays and Fridays from either 9:15­ the school parking lot, located on Route 11:15 a.m. or 12:15-2:15 p.m. 1-800-619-0079 • 908-238-4886 36 in Hazlet. Cost is $15 per space; a Cost of the 10-week program is $70 for Rte. 18 & Old Bridge Turnpike - MIDSTATE MALL - Open Mon.-Fri. 8-6, Sat. 8-6 space equals two parking spaces. The rain 3-year-old residents, $140 for non-resi­ Behind Pharmhouse date is May 25. For information, call dents; and $140 for 4-year-old residents, We have over 1.200 engines available. These include domestic & import engines for eve Charlie at 739-6705 or John at 739-2252. $280 for non-residents. INDEPENDENT, MAY 21, 1997 4 9 MRHS pupils CONSIDERING ^K lng Palace B uffet^ get m ost prizes BANKRUPTCY? Chinese Restaurant MATAWAN — Matawan Regional High School (M RHS) art students ran away We Specialize in YOU CAN EAT BUFFET with prizes in a calendar contest and youth Chapter 7 & 13 Filings. illustration contest sponsored by the Monmouth County High School Task Force on Drinking, Driving and Drugging. Keep Your Home and Your The task force is affiliated with the Assets In Many Cases. Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office. The school project was headed by art Call for Further teachers Linda M illet and Barbara Barnes, Inform ation...... sisrr with the assistance of Gina Michelle Dounelis, the task force’s senior coordina­ Douglas E. Freiberger, Esq. tor this year. LUNCH BUFFET D M BUFFET The teachers encouraged students to Schneider Freiberger & $ 4 , 9 5 per person A irport Plaza $7.25 per p«? 11:00 pm Matawan students received 15 out of the 20 prizes in the youth illustration contest, and 10 out of 13 prizes in the calendar con­ test, including the grand prize. The winners in the youth illustration H igh ly rated! contest were: Brianna Deedmeyer, Billy Doremus, Rob Hegerich, Anthony Lastella, 6 M onth C ertificate Joseph Martucci, Nicole Sabel, Michael Wallace, Maureen Dolinick, Gina Michelle Dounelis, Lynn Lassen, Chris Lehne- Martin, Sherine McCormick, Jason Tomezak, Melissa Walnock and Adrianna 12 M onth C ertificate Zakrewski. In the calendar contest, Loren Kelly won the grand prize. Other winners were: Lisa DeSilvestri, Gina Michelle Dounelis, Annual John Phillips, Melissa Sulikowski, Percentage Yield Maureen Dolinick, Danida Kendall, Kristen Stokes, Michael Wallace and Rob Minimum only $1,000. Wolfenden. Variety of other rates and terms available. Winners’ art work w ill be on display at the Sm art-T Jamboree at the PN C Bank A n n u a l Arts Center tomorrow. Percentage Yield 15 M onth C ertificate I N BRIEF Junior League to raffle Expedition On Friday, the Junior League of 18 M onth C ertificate Monmouth County (JLM C) will raffle off a 1997 Ford Expedition X LT 4x4, provided by Rittenhouse-Kerr in Shrewsbury. The raffle committee is headed by Anne 6 PPercentage J Yield * Miller of Holmdel. The committee’s goal is to sell 949 chances. The chances are $60 each and may be purchased from any mem­ 24 M onth C ertificate ber of the Junior League or by calling (908) 842-2039, Ext. 6. A ll proceeds from the raffle will benefit programs of the JLM C. The league promotes volunteerism, de­ velops the potential of women and im­ proves communities through trained volun­ Rates effective May 16th. Subject to change without notice. Interest is compounded continuously and teers. Its purpose is exclusively educational payable monthly. Penalty for early withdrawal from certificates. and charitable. 6 . 0 5 % Amputee support A n n u a l group set to meet Percentage Yield The Amputee Support Group at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank, is available to offer support and education to amputees and their families. The group pro­ vides peer support for amputee candidates and new amputees by encouraging them to INVESTORS SAVINGS BANK become more active in conjunction with their abilities. Members can also learn the latest information on prosthetic advances. The group meets on odd numbered months from 4-5 p.m. at the medical center, V:-' One Riverview Plaza in Red Bank. The next SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS: Highway 71 and Warren Avenue CORPORATE OFFICE: MILLBURN COLTS NECK: Highway 34, P. 0. Box 127 meeting is May 28 in the Blaisdell class­ • Chatham • Clark • East Orange • Hillside DEAL: Norwood Avenue, P. 0. Box 227 room in the Blaisdell building. 88 • Irvington • Livingston • Madison • Millburn The group is chartered by the Amputee * FREEHOLD: Highway 9 and Adelphia Road* • Plainfield • Short Hills • Springfield • Union Coalition of America, with assistance from LONG BRANCH: 169 Broadway area prosthetics. NAVESINK: Highway 36 and Valley Drive* For information, call Jeana Restiano at TOMS RIVER: 874 Fischer Blvd., Bay Plaza (Shop Rite Center)* (908) 530-2392. ® 24-Hour Banking Location 5 0 MAY 21, 1997, INDEPENDENT

T h e YESTERYEAR DePALM A FARM S C o l o n y I n n Italian-Amencan Restaurant 1 0 0 YEARS AG & GREENHOUSES MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT W|( -- For a good many years before the death -Ri. & SAT. 9 - 1 P.M. totoOKE ^ In the Business over 100 years! Ui li j LiJ HI U| L!| L!| UI U|l!|U|l!|U|U|G of the late Michael Taylor of Holmdel it was TUESDAY ’u E t i his custom to celebrate his birthday by a We carry a large selection of top quality family dinner party. Mr. Taylor died about SIZZLING STEAK four years ago, but his children have kept up Bedding Plants • Vegetable Plants • Hanging Baskets starting at s7 .9 5 the custom. Mr. Taylor’s birthday fell on the Peat Moss • Potting Soil • Top Soil W ED NESD AY 15th of May. The celebration this year was A ll varieties of Impatiens, Begonias, held last Saturday at the home of Edward De Palmas | PASTA NIGHT Armstrong, one of his sons-in-law, who Geraniums and many more!!! starting at $4 .95 lives on the road between Holmdel and EVERYDAY Keyport. The party usually includes only the R t 35 Delivery available. children of Mr. Taylor, with their wives or Open 7 days a week • 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. " PRIM E RIB- Lunch or Dinner husbands, and their children. s5 .95 includes Salad Bar Wed. thru Sun. An old people’s service was held in Holm del, New Jersey 07733 (908)264-5348' Calvary Methodist Church at Keyport on OPEN 7 DAYS « BREAKFAST, LUNCH & DINNER Sunday morning. Carriages had been pro­ 1110 FLORENCE AVE. 0 f % A J 7 A 7 7 1 UNION BEACH £ Q * * m f ** f f | vided to bring to the church all aged people 1 who could not otherwise attend. Ilie service consisted in singing to the old people, and a sermon to old people.

75 YEARS AGO Fran k Pellito of Willow street has been laid up the past week as the result of a bite made by a dog. He w ill probably be laid up a week more. Mr. Pellito, who is employed at Long Branch, was walking on Bridge elo p m en t avenue with his black dog when a large St. Bernard dog jumped out of an automobile • and attacked Mr. Pellito’s dog. In the fight which ensued Mr. Pellito was knocked down and one of the dogs bit him on the ankle. The bite made a cut an inch long and down I have fond memories of my days to the bone. Mr. Pellito doe not know at Nut Swamp School. I recall one whether he was bitten by his own dog-or by day in particular when Mrs. the St. Bernard dog, which is owned by Paul Brant of Middletown township. Friedman, my third grade teacher, A farmers’ frolic and picnic will be held caught me trying to multiply a Saturday July 15 on Henry Cross’s farm at number by 25. Holmdel. A program is being arranged to include a baseball game between grange I think I had been trying to figure teams, races and other sports, speaking, community singing and music. out how much money my 25tf a week allowance would earn me. 50 YEARS AGO o th e r When she saw that I was stuck, she proceeded to show me how to Brig. Gen. Jerry V. Matejka, multiply two-digit numbers Commanding General of Fort Monmouth, issued the following statement today correctly. Although I had been explaining how a recent War Department placed ahead in math in the past, order to separate a number of civilian proud grad of it was Mrs. Friedman who saw that employees from government service and I needed special incentives. She got reduce others to lower salary grades will out a big box full of mathematics affect his command. “The War Department has offered military installations throughout enrichment activities and let me the United States to reduce the number of M id d le to w n peruse them at my leisure. She was civilian personnel. This directive naturally the one, I think, who first taught affects men and women employed at this me that learning wasn't just station. In round figures, approximately 500 memorizing facts or methods, but civilian employees w ill receive reduction in force notices before tha fiscal year, which also exploring things on your own begins July 1.” S c h o o ls ! if they interest you. Greek Festival is May 30 to June 1 The Annual Greek Festival at Kimisis Tis Theotokou Greek Orthodox Church, Holmdel, will be held from 5­ 11 p.m. on May 30; noon to midnight on May 31; and noon to 8 p.m. on June 1. The event w ill be held rain or shine. There will be free parking. Live entertainment will be per­ formed while Greek and American food, from main dishes to pastries, are served. The festival will also feature rides and games for children, as well as jew­ elry, crafts, raffles and video games. A ll proceeds benefit the church, which is located at 20 Hillcrest Road in Holmdel. For more information, call the church office at (908) 739-1515 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. INDEPENDENT, MAY 21, 1997 5 1

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LINE O F CREDIT A boat cover and dashboard switch strip were stolen from a boat on Amboy Road between 5 p.m. May 11 and 3 p.m. TH AT GIVES YO U May 14. The items were valued at $1,000. A pump and approximately eight bicy­ cles were stolen between 3:30 p.m. May 9 and 7:30 a.m. May 12 from the Jersey T h e B e s t o f b o t h w o r l d s . Avenue municipal water plant, where they were being stored. The items were valued at $600. A television worth $160 was stolen Term Current variable from Strathmore Garden Apartments, 15 years Fixed Rate 3 years Fixed Rate 5 years Atlantic Avenue, between 5:15 p.m. May rate* 11 and 1 a.m. May 12. A cellular phone was stolen from a vehicle parked on Fordham Drive between 5 p.m. May 10 and 7 a.m. May 11. The Introductory phone was valued at $100. fixed rate 7 7 R % m % m APR HAZLET APR APR Susan Valli, 33, of 6 Leighton Court, Middletown, was arrested on May 16 at 1:54 a.m. and charged with driving while intoxicated on Route 35 north, according to reports. Colleen Spellman, 33, of 246 Seeley Investors Savings’ Hom eow ners Equity Line of Credit, w ith a Ave., Keansburg, was charged with driving while intoxicated at 2:03 a.m. May 17 after fixed introductory rate for 3 or 5 years a n d m oney-saving benefits. being stopped by police on Route 36 east, according to reports. Here s simply one of the smartest, easiest ways to free up the equity in your home and have the money to do the things you want. It’s Investors Savings Bank’s Homeowners Equity Line HOLMDEL of Credit, and it features both a low rate and a list of extraordinary benefits. Just look at the Seven men were arrested on May 12 advantages you get at investors Savings: at 12:57 a.m. at a Windswept Road resi­ dence for possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia, accord­ • The comfort of a fixed rate for your choice No points. ing to police reports. Arrested were: of 3 or 5 years. Russell Cote, 19, Orchard Avenue; No appraisal fee. Jonathan Maselko, 20, Sherwood Court; • After the fixed-rate period, variable-rate Christopher Paula, 19, Stoney Brook payments of only 1 % over the prime rate No application fee. Road; Daniel Rhoads, 20, Huntley Road; for the life of your loan. Justin Ferraro, 20, Takolusa Drive; You don’t have to be a current customer Mathew Kim, 20, Windswept Road; and • The possibility of significant tax advantages.* of Investors Savings Bank to qualify. David Founds, 18, Club Circle, Monmouth Beach. They were released pending a hearing on June 11 in municipal court. A Brooklyn, N.Y., man, Eddie * Based on the current prim e rate of 8.50% +1 % m argin. Guzman, was arrested on May 12 at 10 ** Interest is usually tax deductible; please consult your tax advisor. p.m. on a felony warrant for assault in New York City, according to reports. He This program is available only to new equity credit line customers or to those who have had no credit line at Investors Savings Bank in the six months prior to application. You may borrow up to $150,000; your credit line and balance of your first mortgage may not exceed 75% of the value of your house. was arrested following a motor vehicle After the fixed-rate introductory period, the interest rate of the loan becomes variable and changes to 1 % over the prime rate for the life of the loan stop on Route 35 and extradited to New Maximum APR is 15%. » w York. Bruce Chapman, 30, and his brother, Longer-term fixed-rate equity loans are also available. Stewart, 22, both of Stella Drive in Get an application at your neighborhood Investors’ office Keansburg, were arrested at the Holmdel or call our Loan Origination Departm ent: Motor Lodge on May 11 at 2:17 p.m. for possession of marijuana under .50 grams and being under the influence, according to reports. 1-800-252-8119 A n th o n y C a la b re se , 18, of West Avenue, Old Bridge, was arrested at 2:08 a.m. May 10 during a routine motor vehi­ cle stop on Main Street for driving while )< m m intoxicated, according to reports. He was released pending court date. Two Long Branch men, Garret Kornek, 22, of Ocean Avenue, and An­ thony Procopio, 21, of Patton Avenue, INVESTORS were arrested at 5:56 p.m. May 11 for SAVINGS B A N K possession of marijuana and drug para­ phernalia, according to reports. They were arrested during a routine motor vehicle stop on Palmer Avenue.

SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS: Highway 71 and Warren Avenue CORPORATE OFFICE: MILLBURN MIDDLETOWN COLTS NECK: Highway 34, P. 0. Box 127 • Chatham • Clark • East Orange • Hillside Unknown persons smashed a slid- DEAL: 88 Norwood Avenue, P. 0. Box 227 • Irvington • Livingston • Madison • Millburn ing-glass door at a Hillside Avenue resi­ FREEHOLD: Highway 9 and Adelphia Road* • Plainfield • Short Hills • Springfield • Union dence and stole cash from a night stand LONG BRANCH: 169 Broadway between 8:25 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. May 7. NAVESINK: Highway 36 and Valley Drive* Paul M. Sweet, 44, of Fifth Avenue, TOMS RIVER: 874 Fischer Blvd., Bay Plaza (Shop Rite Center)* Long Branch, was charged with driving while intoxicated on Route 36 May 10 at 7:53 a.m. r n i M c . 24-Hour Banking Location DEPOSITS FDIC INSURED TO $100,000 j| Continued on next page INDEPENDENT, MAY 21, 1997 S 3

POLICE BEAT Continued from previous page L egends G olf C enter MATAWAN O pens L argest P ro Joseph D. Baxter, 22, of M-6 Sutton Drive, was charged with weapons posses­ sion at 4:44 p.m . May 14 after police found Shop in A rea! a Nunchaku during a routine motor vehicle stop, according to reports. A radar detector was reported stolen from a Morganville man’s vehicle parked O pening M onth Blow out in the Buttonwood Manor restaurant’s parking lot, Route 34, according to reports. Special W hile They Last! ■ ® O l l d W c i y The victim reported that a Bell Electronics radar detector was taken from W a s $5 4 9 N o w his 1995 Olds Cutlass sometime between 95 G i v e a w a y 7:30 p.m . and 9:30 p.m . on May 11. We are giv,ng away a set of Joseph Randazzo Jr., 20, of 7 Darien 9 5 Court, Old Bridge, was charged at 2 a.m. May 11 with driving while intoxicated and Wwoods e a l s& aBi9 set Ber/ o f hC a a ||a T itani^ under-aged drinking after a motor vehicle 299 stop on Main Street in front of Jerry Beyer’s restaurant, according to reports. Kunnan - "Ascente" ig Bertha Graphite Irons to a | Full set of Woods & Irons including a Sand Wedge.' uckywmneron June 15th A dopt a Pet (fathers Day) at 6pm. Boran Graphite Shafts by and enter t h e S a y Hello" Raffle.

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Name C o m e t______Breed domestic short-haired cat Color Black with white______Sex female______Age approx. 2 years______rP A A T i P i i Description sweet; good with other cats: good with children; should be inside only; litter- trained; has some shots______I VISION CENTERS

r [COMPLETE EYE EXAM|{~ 2 PAIRS OF SINGLE 1 PAIR OF DAILY Monmouth County SPCA I I Including Glaucoma & Cataract Test VISION GLASSES W EAR CONTACT 260 Wall St. No Purchase Necessary • Call For Appointment II I I LENSES W ITH EXAM (908) 542-0040 II O O i OO Bifocals Available at an Additional Charge I 95 Mon. - Sat. 1-5 p.m . • Sun. 1-4 p.m. II RX up to 4.00 SPH r Includes: Exam, Renu® Regular $20.00. & 2.00 CYL Starter Kit & 1 Year Adopt a Pet is a public service provided by * 1 0 ‘From our free frame collection with 100's of frames to choose from Follow Up Visit Greater Media Newspapers in conjunction I Coupon must be presented at time of sale. Not valid with unionII Both pairs must be for same patient Coupon must be presented at time i validincludes with Edge insurance Hi Lenses or Medicare Coupon Cannotmust be he presented used lor atprior the saletime ofMay sale not Notbe m insurance or Medicare.":dic Cannot ...... be used for prior sale. Contact • m-.-m yi5of sale Not valid with union insurance or Medicare Cannot be used for a appropriate for all patients. Contact Lens Exam alone $30 Expires 5/31/9? with the Monmouth County SPCA. I Lens Exam $30 & Dilation $10 Expires 5/31/97.__ _E4pnju$30 additional.aaomonai. Expirestxpires s/d5/31/97 i/s*/. m the Wicked Witch of the West. ance or Medicare Cannot be used for a prior sale. Expires 5/31/97. I fl ance or Medicare Cannot be used for a prior sale Expires 5/31/97 ; 1j ‘After Mfg Rebate I The cost is $37 each and includes transportation. Those under age 18-must T0WNE P0INTE STATEN ~ h o T m d F l ™p l a z a be accompanied by an adult. The trip departs from the Johnson G ill SHOPPING CENTER ISLAND SHOPPING CENTER Annex at Town Hall at 9 a.m. Show time LRf 9 SO.. MANALAPAN 1300 HYLAN BLVD. 2145 HWY. 35, HOLMDEL is 11 a.m. and w ill return to Middletown (LOOK FOR EASY VIUEO) at approximately 2:30 p.m. (718) 987-2020 (908) 335-0004 Tickets are on sale now at the Parks (908) 972-2221 and Recreation Office at Croydon Hall. For more information, call (908) 615­ Eye Exams By Appt ★ 2260. W 5 4 MAY 21, 1997, INDEPENDENT

W eatherKing 9 Heating • Cooling O I L T A N K S OBITUARIES ANGELO BOZONELLIS, 79, of Union E L E C T M C m P REMOVED Beach died May 13. Born in Greece, he came By ABCO Heating & Cooling to the United States in 1920 and lived in Protect Your Hom e Keansburg until moving to Union Beach three EveiyWeaintiKmg FREE ELECTRICITY with all new Sft Free Estimates years ago. For 25 years, he was self-employed Upto92% + AFUE • •• WeatherKing complete central air T U> No Job Too Big or Too Smalt as an owner of a dry cleaner, retiring 15 years ' conditioning systems installed by & ago. Mr. Bozonellis was predeceased by his reganitesi of theefflaancy purchased exclusively from ABCO Inc. ■TV.' Net to be comtDmed with other programs or current wife, Helen, in 1988. Services were under the contracts in effect. Expires 6 30 97 Ti direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport. Internment was at Woodlawn Cemetery, The Ms ______Bronx, N.Y. 30 Ye a rs START UP SERVICE $ 4 9 95 Experience I n c l u d e s : ROSARIO “SAL” FOTI, 83, of Cliffwood Thousands of D'l'p' HOME ( *"C\ A S a tisfie d Start Up • Freon Check h e a t in g \ \ \ N died May 13 at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. Born in Newark, he was a Cliffwood C u sto m ers Pre-Season Temperatures Rt V J J k N.J. State & Electrical Tests • Report on System resident m ost of his life. Retiring in 1982, he Lie# 40100501993 Upto13+S.E.E.R. Ip s was employed as a plant manager for Kagen- Dixon Wire Corp. for 37 years. Mr. Foti was a For FREE at Home or E_ AURORA I communicant of St. Joseph’s Church, Keyport, 583-8999 or Phone Estimates Plus Details on u ENVIRONMENTAL, INC. and a past member of BPOE Elks, Keyport. He FREE Electricity Program Call: 331 LINE RD. 1-800-719-7838 was predeceased by his wife, Catherine Senk ABERDEEN s i 1-800-464-0519 Foti, in 1996. Surviving are a son, Thomas of Hazlet; two daughters, Ann Golembieski of Sayreville and Shirley Toleny of Cliffwood; six grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Services were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a religious service at St. Joseph’s Church. Interment was in St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Keyport.

NORMAL J. JANWICH, 80, of the Wickatunk section of Marlboro Township died May 14 at Staten Island University Hospital, New York. Born in Keyport, he was a lifelong resident of Marlboro Township. Retiring in 1989, he was the owner and operator of Wickatunk Garage for 42 years. Mr. Janwich was a mem­ ber of St. Gabriel’s Church, Marlboro. He served as a Monmouth County constable for nine years, Marlboro Township special police officer for 11 years, and was a member of the Policemen’s Benevolent Association and an exempt member of the Morganville Independent Fire Company. He served as a councilman in Marlboro Township from 1964-68. He was pre­ 22 23242526 20year warrant) deceased by a son, Richard R., in 1992. Surviving are his wife, Gloria Meresca Janwich; a son, Norman Jr. of Keyport; two daughters, Marylynn at home and Rita Hyland of Millstone; Not all stores open Sunday. two sisters, Edith Holtz of Matawan and Dorothy EXTERIOR I i n t e r i o r Ayres of Florida; two brothers, Raymond of SATIN LATEX Middletown and David of Robertsville; three grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Services were under the direction of Waitt Funeral Home, Morganville, with a Mass at St. Gabriel’s Church, Marlboro. Interment was at St. Gabriel’s Cemetery, Marlboro.

FRANCIS J . KELLY, 77, of Howell died May 13 at CentraState Medical Center, Freehold Township. He was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., and m oved to Howell in 1987. Mr. Kelly was senior vice president and treasurer of Institutional Securities Corp., New York, prior to retiring in 1983. He was a World War II 230 EAR1Y AMERICAN Army veteran, a life member of the Boy THE REGULAR PRICE Scouts of America, and a member of PBlETRATESSTAINSSEALSj American Legion Post 1380 in Brooklyn, the Villages Men’s Club, Howell Senior Friendship Club and CentraState Medical Center Hospital ALL INTERIOR Auxiliary. He was a communicant of St. Robert Bellarmine Church, Freehold. Surviving are his wife, Mary Rooney Kelly; AND EXTERIOR three sons, Francis Jr. of Morris Plains, Robert of New Brunswick and Joseph of Old Bridge; two daughters, Anne Marie DiNapoli n C L E A R _ of Freehold and Mary Zeleny of Aberdeen; a PAINTS AND P.ECK&SIDING brother, Edward of Columbus, Ohio; and 10 ^OOD FINISH 20 year wanauty grandchildren. Arrangements were under the direction of C.H.T. Clayton & Son Funeral ■n t e r i o r l a t e x f l a t Home, Adelphia section of Howell, with a "Stains Don't Stand a Chance STAINS! Mass at St. Robert Bellarmine Church. Interment was in St. Rose of Lima Cemetery, Including Sherwin-Williams , e x t e r i o r v Freehold. Cuprinof, H&C® Minwax® UGL s a t i n l a t e x BENJAMIN P. PERUGINO, 74, of Port and ZAR® stains. Monmouth died May 13 at Riverview Medical RETAIL SALES ONLY. Center, Red Bank. Bom in Newark, he was a self-employed carpenter. Mr. Perugino was a *Excludes everyday low price paints. ©l 997 The Sherwin-Williams Company. Not responsible for typographical or artwork errors. Sherwin-Williams reserves the right to correct errors at point of purchase. U.S. Army veteran of World War II and was a member of American Legion Post No. 1000. Surviving are his wife, Lola Fortunato Perugino; WHERE TO GET IT.™ EAST BRUNSWICK MIDDLETOWN HOWELL a son, Benjamin of Tampa, Fla.; a daughter, Norma Hurry of Bloomington, III.; two brothers, FRIENDSHIP MALL ONLY AT YOUR ROUTE 18 & RUES LANE 1320 HIGHWAY 35 Louis of Clifton and Rocco of Bricktown; a sis­ SHERW IN-W ILLIAM S 908-238-8300 908-671-2575 908-370-2288 ter, Marie Santagada of Florida; three grandchil­ S t o r e dren; and one great-grandson. Services were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport. Interment was at N.J. Veterans Cemetery, Wrightstown.

Continued on next pacje INDEPENDENT, MAY 21. 1997 5 5 OBITUARIES Continued from previous page CHARLES J. ROTH, 64, of Kunkletown, Pa., died May 16 at Palmerton Hospital in Pennsylvania. Born in Astoria, N.Y., he lived in Hazlet before moving to Kunkletown two years ago. Retiring in 1990, he was a claims adjuster for 30 years at American Express & Fireman's Fund, San Rafael, Calif. Mr. Roth was a former president of Whiting First Aid Squad and a member of the St. Joseph’s Knights of Columbus — Third Degree Knight, Keyport. He was a U.S. veteran of the Korean Conflict. He is survived by his wife, Kathryn Spain Roth; a son, Charles of Rohnert Park, Calif.; a daughter, Kelly Brembos of Brick; three sisters, Dorothea Hawn of Port Charlotte, Fla., Lucy Ann Parr of Castleberry, Fla., and Catherine Muroski of Longwood, Fla.; and two grandsons. Services AT were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, V Keyport, with a religious service at St. Joseph’s Main Entrance Church, interment was in St. Joseph’s J; Cemetery, Keyport.

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S p o r t s Lio n s’ V eth passes 300 victo ries

rest,” said Veth. “He pitched six solid North edges A North innings, throwing just 61 pitches.” rival Howell, 6-5, to Cuje’s two-run double to the right cen­ ter field gap played a big role in the win. advance in state tourney “I wish the win could have come in a bigger game,” Veth said. ______BY NEIL SCHUMAN ______The game was the fifth of the week for the Lions, who had already played Staff Writer Raritan, Manalapan, Freehold Township oach Rich Veth’s Middletown and Old Bridge. H igh School North baseball team Several Lions have been doing a solid treated him to a water-bucket job offensively, with Mager being a major shower after the veteran skipper notchedsource of power. career victory No. 300, but the Lions had“He leads us in extra-base hits, mostly littleC time to savor the win as they readied doubles,” Veth said. “Plus, he’s done an themselves for Monday’s New Jersey excellent job defensively.” State Interscholastic Athletic Association Junior first baseman Colin Renick has (NJSIAA) Central Jersey Group IV show­ hit for average consistently throughout the down with Howell. season. The Lions came through with No. 301 Cuje completed last week on a tear, as they edged the Rebels 6-5 to advance. stroking eight hits, while junior third base­ Veth’s milestone win came Saturday at man Adam Orlando has a .414 batting the expense of Long Branch. average and an outstanding .600 on-base “I was a little disappointed because it percentage. should have come in our game with Old Also doing the job have been senior Bridge,” Veth said. “We led 5-1 but gave outfielders Tony Ciccone and Mike the game back to them on errors and Lovett, junior Mark Baldwin and sopho­ ended up losing, 6-5.” more Vinnie Esposito. Going into Monday’s game against The 9-1 win was highlighted by home Howell, Veth knew the Lions were in for runs from junior shortstop Mark Mage.’-, a tough game. who raised his pitching record to 3-0 “They beat us 8-2 the first time we when he picked up the win over Howell, played, so we’ll probably have our hands and sophomore John Russo. full,” Veth said. “We’ll have to play them “Mark’s home run was a shot to right back-to-back because we have them again field,” Veth said. “He also hit one very on Tuesday in our last regular season hard that bounced over the center field Class A North game.” fence for a ground rule double. I just Having beaten Howell, the Lions next called John Russo up from junior varsity task w ill be top-seeded Bridgewater- two weeks ago. He’d been a catcher, but Raritan and things certainly won’t be get­ we already have George Cuje there, one of ting any easier. the best catchers around. We put John out If they were selected for the Shore in right field, and he made three really Conference Tournament during Tuesday’s nice catches.” seeding meeting at St. John Vianney, their The win went to junior Anthony Di- first round game would be tomorrow. Gregorio, who was pitching on just one “We have a pretty young team with day of rest. three senior, three juniors and three M ark M ager “We played five games in a week; An­ sophomores, so I ’m very pleased with our (Brian J. Berman/Greater Media) thony had to come back on one-day’s season,” Veth said. Eagles fa ll to W all in Lad y B u c fin a l

BY NEIL SCHUMAN heading into the Lady Buc final. right center field. Senior first baseman sixth time in seven years that South has “The last time we played them, Nicole Marybeth Kitley laid down a sacrifice been division champion or co-champion. Staff Writer kept hitting her spots,” Erbig said before bunt, but a Wall error allowed her to reach Murtha pitched six innings to pick up her the final. “She had superb location. We safely and Iglesias to get to third. . fifth win, and Slater pitched the seventh to iddletown South’s Stacy Slater had­ fell behind early, and that took us out of Sophomore center fielder Alison Er- earn the save. n’t been on the wrong end of a our game plan. big’s bunt drove in Iglesias and sent ““We knew we had three chances to pitching decision since May 5, 1995, “Stacy is going to have to concentrate Kitley to second. clinch and that Freehold Township is a when the Eagles were defeated by Jacksonon shutting their bats down because they After third baseman Jami Betz reached very tough team to beat,” Erbig said. Township, 3-1. can score a lot of runs in any game they on an error, Aimee Barsalona stroked a “We’re a young team that’s prone to MSlater, a Boston University-bound se­ play,” he said. “She has a lot of weight on single to left that plated Kitley. The inning making young mistakes, but I believe nior, carried her 34-game winning streak her shoulders.” could have been big, but Strada retired Jen that we’re starting to become more into Saturday’s final of the Lady Buc W all’s strategy against the good con­ Dondero on a grounder to short and focused.” Tournament. trol and extensive repertoire of Slater was Em ilia Murtha on a pop-up. The Eagles (17-2), who are sure to get Although Slater pitched well enough to to swing at her first pitch, because she Dondero delivered a booming double a good seeding in the Shore Conference win, limiting hard-hitting Wall Township usually throws it over the plate. The into the right field corner to lead off the Tournament, received the top seed and a to just one earned run, sloppy fielding did strategy paid off as they collected 10 hits, sixth, but the Eagles’ run of hard luck con­ first-round bye in the New Jersey State In­ her in as Wall became the first team in all singles, except for a first-inning dou­ tinued when Cara Simprini hit the ball terscholastic Athletic Association (NJSI­ more than two years to beat her. The ble. Slater struck out five and walked well, but right at second baseman Jodi A A ) Central Jersey Group IV tournament. Crimson Knights scored six unearned runs none. Bower, who flipped to Beth English for an Tomorrow at 3:45 p.m., they will host the on the way to a 7-3 win. After falling behind, 6-1, the Eagles inning-ending double play. winner of a first-round game between East Wall had already beaten the Eagles, fought back with two runs in the bottom The Eagles can take solace in the fact Brunswick and Piscataway. If they win 11-3 on May 5, behind the pitching of of the third. that their 5-3 win over Freehold Township that game, they’ll meet the winner of the senior Nicole Strada, so South coach Tom Senior outfielder Robyn Iglesias led last Wednesday clinched the Shore Con­ Freehold Township/West Windsor- Erbig knew what his team was up against off the inning with a line-drive single to ference Class A North title. It was the Plainsboro game. INDEPENDENT, MAY 21, 1997 5 9 R ockets take rough L a s t 6 Days Before M oving To New Location in Design Center.

% rid e in to p layoffs U P TO 7 5 o BY NEIL SCHUMAN that the whole thing worked out for us as well as it did.” Staff Writer “Thank God my team was behind me,” MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL HAZLET — The Raritan High School said Larson, who improved her record to 9­ Take An Additional 15% OFF softball team geared up for its appearance 8 with the win. From Already Reduced Prices in the New Jersey State Interscholastic In the bottom of the seventh, Matawan’s Athletic Association Central Jersey Group Carol Hilton reached on a two-out single II tournament and did its best to impress the and advanced to scoring position on a wild Shore Conference Tournament (S C T ) seed­ pitch, but Larson got Melissa Tuite to pop ing committee. out to third baseman Missy McNair to end Coming off a tough week in which it the game. dropped a pair of one-run games to Sayre­ On Friday, Raritan made it two in a row ville (4-3) and Long Branch (1-0) and a 2-0 when they knocked off Keyport, 4-1. The game to St. John Vianney, the Rockets re­ Rockets won the game in the fourth when bounded with a pair of quality wins. Larson doubled home Busichio and scored Last Monday, the Rockets senior pitch­ on McNair’s single. Larson notched her er, Lauren Larson, hooked up in a pitcher’s tenth win, scattering four hits, striking out W e Know H ow To M ake It Easy six and walking none. duel with Middletown South’s Stacy Slater, For You To Lose W eight who hadn’t lost a decision in two years. “Lauren is an excellent pitcher, but we haven’t played well behind her,” said Although Larson limited the Eagles to We know it’s very hard to shed those six singles, the Rockets lost 6-2. Rockets’ coach Janet Citro. “Our record Last Wednesday, Raritan came from (10-8) should be a lot better than it is, but pounds. We have the keys that will help behind to defeat longtime rival Matawan we’ve made a lot of inexperienced mis­ you get and stay slim for life. for the second time this season. takes, and she’s our ace in the hole.” Trailing 3-1 as they came to bat in the Thus began the waiting game for the iV o C o n t r a c t s * No H idden Costs Rockets as they prepared for their first seventh inning, the Rockets’ improbable 8 Weeks Onlu #99 I comeback began innocently enough when round NJSIAA Central Jersey Group II Jen Sansevero singled. Sansevero was game with John F. Kennedy (JFK) High erased when pinch hitter Erin Kelly reached School of Woodbridge and await word on a Free Introductory, on a forced play. potential S C T berth. They hope that their No Pressure Consultation Jen Dougherty smashed a single to right quality wins and near misses can sway the Weight Loss, Speed of Weight Loss & field, and right fielder Courtney Bracken seeding committee’s ruling in their favor. Weight Management vary by individual reached on an infield error to set the stage “Looking at everybody’s record, we’re about 17th or 18th,” Citro said, “but we’ve 8 Tindall Road, Middletown for a bizarre play that would determine the 615-0400 game. played St. John Vianney twice (and) played Other Locations: Westfield • 654-7820 Tara Busichio hit a routine ground ball well against a great team like Middletown THE MODERN WEIGHT MANAGEMENT/ SERVICE™ Woodbridge • 634-3500 that found its way into the outfield for an South. We also lost a close game to error, scoring Kelly and Dougherty. Busi­ Allentown where one inning killed us. We have a great group of girls here, and if they chio took a wide turn at first and started for “~76e & 2 . S 0 'Tt-P *7et

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HOLM DEL — After two disappoint­ ing well, particularly on offense. Four ing losses, the St. John Vianney High players, third baseman/DH Jim Ranieri, School baseball team w ill be trying to get pitcher/second baseman Mark DelFino, back on track as it prepares for a first- right fielder Chris Fucci and center fielder round meeting against Christian Brothers Keith Bryson, are all hitting over .300. Academy (C B A ) in the state Parochial A And thanks to a recent hot streak, catcher tourney. Brian Keegan is at .290. Fucci also leads Although the CBA game has yet to be the team with four home runs, while formally scheduled, Vianney coach Barry Ranieri, DelFino and Bryson have each Cook said it could occur May 24, giving the connected for three round-trippers. Lancers Monday’s visit to Red Bank and On the h ill, DelFino is the ace at 5-2, tomorrow’s trip to Manasquan to right the though he has, at times, been victimized ship. by errors. The curve-ball specialist keeps In the past two contests, Cook’s 9-6-1 hitters off balance and is consistently team was up by two heading into the final ahead on the count. Lefty Joe Rizzo, ham­ inning against Monmouth Regional, but pered by a sore arm that has limited him lost, 8-7. Against Middletown South, to just one outing per week, is 3-2. Vianney saw leads of 3-0 and 6-3 evapo­ Andrew Harris was credited with the “Completely Satisfied Customers Are The Key To Our Success" rate before losing 8-6. Lancers’ other victory. “Those games just got away from us,” “We’ve played pretty well overall, so Cook said. “The Monmouth Regional we know what we’re capable of,” Cook game was especially important for our Goodwrench said. “Any team can have a couple of Service^ hopes of making the (Shore) Conference tough games, and we did. We also know ROUTE 18 • EAST BRU N SW ICK Tournament. Now, we have to move on that we have the talent to win games. LOOK FOR EVENING SERVICE HOURS IN THE FALL. and put those games behind us.” Now, we have to show it.” Coupons cannot be combined with other otters. Expires May 31,1997. Nevertheless, Vianney had been play­ — Warren Rappleyea 6 0 MAY 21, 1997, INDEPENDENT

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R o t h m a n s A m e r i c a n S p i r i t s Any BY WARREN RAPPLEYEA all and selective when going for a point. Klatsky, who lost to Rumson’s Jamie D u n h i l l E n g l i s h O v a ls Staff Writer Saxe in the first match turned the tables in * ° ° 2 0 onsistency throughout the lineup the Group II match, which proved impor­ N a t S h e r m a n has helped Holmdel High tant as fellow sophomore, and No. 2 sin­ Purchase School’s tennis team to a 16-3 gles player, Bill Schmermund was upset by Rumson freshman Dixon Mercer. A n d R■ * Limit One Per overall record and first place in the Shore Conference’s Class C South division. Schmermund, has established himself Customer O f the Hornets’ three defeats, two have in the second slot after moving up from Sa m p o e r n a C l o v e C i g a r e t t e s C ' While Supplies Last come against powerful Millburn, includ­ doubles. Smart and good at the net, and many more ing a 3-2 decision on Thursday. The other Schmermund is 14-4 and seems to be get­ came at the hands of Marlboro, also 3-2, ting better with each match, Russo said. in the finale of the Shore Conference tour­ Like Klatsky, Schmermund will play in All M ajo r C redit Cards A ccepted ney. the state singles tournament. B B m | VISA Holmdel did score a pair of triumphs Another former doubles player, Jeff last week as well, besting John F. Van Gelderen has parlayed a patient style We accept manufacturers coupons Kennedy of Woodbridge, 5-0, and down­ and an ability to keep the ball in play into ALL DISCOUNTS REFLECT MGR. COUPONS OR BUY DOWNS ing Middletown South, 4-1. a magnificent 16-1 mark. The senior *ALL PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE NJ SALES TAX “Things have been going well for us at scored a victory over his opponent in the Millburn match on Thursday. No Sales of Tobacco To Anyone Under 18 both singles and doubles,” coach John Russo said. “While we’ve had some tough The solid play of both doubles contin­ We Sell Premium Cigars from our Walk In Humidor losses, we also have some real good wins, gents has boosted an already strong line­ — i like our 3-2 victory over Rumson.” up. Seniors Greg Weiner and Ed Chen I have emerged as a strong first pairing, BUY S G et 1 f r e e C i g a r i That success against the Hornets’ main I i C South competitor put Holmdel alone at where they are 12-3. Steve Cuomo, a I on in store Promotions the top of the conference standings. The junior, and Jared M iller, a promising I You must present coupon to cashier. Wholly Smokes Cigar Special. ‘ While Supplies last. two teams met again on Monday in the freshman, are 9-6 at second. Both teams "Free Cigar must be of equal or lesser value. L. M semifinals of the NJSIAA Central Jersey scored victories in the team’s loss to Group II tournament. They also have a Marlboro. THREE LOCATIONS! regular season match, pushed aside by the Russo noted that the Hornets have re­ Group II meeting, that w ill be scheduled ceived good efforts from three reserves: Mon.- Fri. 9-7 • Sat. 9-6 • Sun. 10-2 G reenB roo k Mon.- Fri. 9-8 • Sat. 9-6 • Sun. 9-1 for later in the campaign. Walter Chong, Billy Hettler and Tim East Brunswick 424-8134 O ld B rid g e Sophomore David Klatsky (12-5) is Keating. 545-8066 Colonial Square 679-0237 developing into one of the top players in “It’s been a team effort, and everyone has come up big at times,” the coach said. Loehmans Plaza P laza Ticetown Ln. the conference and has qualified for the R t. 18S. state singles tourney. A scrambler who “We ju st need to keep focusing on the R t. 22 E. ‘seems to get to shots he shouldn’t, things we do well and play within our Klatsky has become more consistent over­ abilities.” INDEPENDENT, MAY 21. 1997 6 1 Sport Shorts SNAPPE FACTORY BONUS OFFERS!

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Other SNAPPER serious about competing at a higher level coaches on the staff include Jerry Brian’s Lawn Mower, 188 Manalapan Rd., Spotswood, N.J. 08884 and born between Aug. 1, 1984 and July Tabbachino, the coach at Southern 31, 1985. Tryouts w ill be held on May 31 Regional who was selected as New Jersey C.A. Power Equipment Inc. 52A Rt. 34, Matawan, NJ 07747 at 8:30 a.m. For more information, call Coach of the Year this past season, Mike Cerlione’s Lawn & Garden, 3206 Hwy. 35, Hazlet, N.J. 07730 Tom Walsh at 946-2068. Rossetti, the coach of the state’s top Grounds Keeper, 2545 Rt. 516, Old Bridge, NJ 08857 The Hazlet Diamonds, a girls soccer ranked wrestling team, Phillipsburg, and LT’s Cream Ridge Equipment, 764 Rt. 537, Cream Ridge, N.J. 08514 team, w ill be holding tryouts on June 13 John DeMarco, the Brick Memorial from 6-7 p.m. and June 14 from 4:30-5:30 coach. The camp will run from 6-10 p.m. p.m. at the Hazlet Soccer Complex, each night. For more information, call Art Green Acres Drive. Hazlet residency is Perri at (908) 566-0154. not required. Girls born after July 31, The Garden State Games, New Jer­ 1983 are eligible. For more information, sey’s Olympic-style sports festival, will call Jim McAlary at (908) 219-0667. be held July 10-14. The 32 events of the BUICK The Oceanport Peninsula Termina­ games are open to all state residents with to rs, a boys under-14 Prem ier soccer divisions based on age and skill level. Ap­ team, w ill be holding tryouts on June 7 plications are available at all Sneaker Sta­ from 9:30-11 a.m. Players born between diums or by calling (908) 225-0303, Ext. Aug. 1, 1982 and July 31, 1983 are eligi­ 15. PONTIAC ble. For more information, call Jeff St. Mary’s Athletic Association, Mid­ Glackin at (908) 530-8627. dletown, will be holding registration for The Hazlet Storm, an under-9 girls its fall soccer on Saturday and May 31 at Premier soccer team, w ill be holding try­ the Nut Swamp soccer fields, and on June CMC TRUCK outs every Tuesday in June from 6-8 p.m. 2 from 7:30-9 p.m. and June 7 from 9 a.m. at the Hazlet Soccer Complex. The team to noon in the grade school. The program If you own a Buick, Pontiac or GMC truck, and you’re is trained and coached by Ron Autenrieth, is open to boys and girls ages 4-14 by looking for a quality new car dealer for service or a state O DP coach and high school coach. Aug. 1. Call 671-7179 for more informa­ For more information, call Pat at (908) tion. warranty repairs, then you’ll be delighted with Straub 888-0957. The Jersey Shore Summer Duals are Motors! 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G irls bom Tickets are $10 each and corporate spon­ between August 1985 and July 1986 are sors are being solicited for each round. eligible and residency is not required. The Food and beverages will be for sale during To schedule an appointment call 908-264-4344 team will be trained by a coaching staff the matches. Seating is limited and is with more than 30 years of experience. allotted on a first-come, first-served basis. Tryouts w ill be June 10 at 6:30 p.m. at the For seats, call Jack Breen at (908) 721­ Hazlet Soccer Complex. For more 5471, Charles Donnelly at (908) 257-2866 information, call 495-4790 or Dennis Murphy at (908) 721-5841. The Hazlet Dynamites, a MOSA Pre­ Rain Date for the event is June 21. RO UTE 35 ♦ KEYPO RT 6 2 INDEPENDENT, MAY 21, 1997 CLASSIFIED M

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Harren, Assistant work weekends and evenings. interested individuals are for several light industrial work­ 26 West Front St. Superintendent Interested candidates, please DEMONSTRATORS invited to forward resume/letter We offer competitive salaries, ers for a 5 month assignment KEYPORT Howell Township Public complete and application at: Be a COLOUR ME KIDS of interest, to: a comprehensive benefits DAY CAMP 7:30am-5pm. Must have reli­ Schools/TECH Office of clothing consultant & sell the Heidi Rappaport package for full time, and paid Summer Positions Available able transportation & ability to SECRETARY Personnel hottest new kid’s fashions Dept of Human Resources vacation for part time. To ap­ •BUS DRIVERS read, speak & write English. Anticipating Secretarial open­ P.O. BOX 579 THE MANOR through home parties. 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Clean means you must be competent CALL 908-446-5377 P a r t -t im e Inc. offers free insurance and driving record a must. Call & reliable. Call Marlene between knowledge of PC’s and SQL applications are backup. Call 908-253-9595 908-780-2242 2pm & 4pm only at 908-525-8333 required, degree preferred. This is a full-time Mac Operator needed for' busy pro­ position with excellent benefits. We will accept SHELTER HELP/ CERTIFIED HOME duction department. Applicants must only those resumes that include salary know Quark or Multi Ad Creator and requirements. Please submit by June 5 to: ANIMAL ATTENDANT HEALTH AIDES WANTED Adobe Photoshop. Strong design and (p Greater Media Newspapers T here's C ash Full time - benefits Work Near Home typography skills are required. Box 1080 included - East Brunswick NJ 08816 Immediate Openings in Hours: Mon. & Fri. nights. Attn: Human Resources I n T h a t Apply Associated Monmouth & Middlesex or fax resume to Counties Send resume to: EOt Humane Societies. Greater Media Newspapers Oi/tgrown 2960 Shafto Road, Flexible Hours Tinton Falls. Own transportation 7 Edgeboro Rd. necessary East Brunswick, NJ 08816 B a b y S e a t . . . . Please call Competitive Salary CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Colleen Spellman Call about our sign up bonus Fax: 908-254-0256 Attn: Toni Smith TELEMARKETING/SALES at 908-922-0100 CAROUSEL OF for an interview HOME CARE No phone calls please. Words used to describe this position: appointment. • INTERESTING 908-303-0245 • FAST PACED • REWARDING • DIVERSIFIED INTERNAL AUDITOR Words used to describe the qualities w e seek: REPORTERS • GOOD COMMUNICATOR We are a nationwide radio, cable TV, publishing • DETAIL ORIENTED company looking for an Internal Auditor with at Enthusiastic, reliable reporters • COMPUTER (P.C.) FRIENDLY least 3-4 years experience either in public account­ • EXCELLENT SPELLER ing or internal auditing. Requirements include: wanted for weekly Middlesex • • ENERGETIC Superior verbal and written skills, AmiPro/Work and County newspaper. Job includes • GOOD TYPING • ABLE AND WILLING TO LEARN Lotus 123/Excel, Project management capability, municipal beat coverage, enter­ analytical/financial skills. Words used to describe what we offer: Experience with audit software is a plus. You will prise reporting, and feature writing. • SALARY , • COMMISSION be based at our Corporate headquarters in East Experience preferred. • BONUS POTENTIAL Brunswick. Responsibilities will include substantial • GREAT COMPANY BENEFITS travel to our various locations on the east coast. Send resume and clips to: • FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT S e l l i t i n Project assignments within the corporate account­ MANAGING EDITOR • OPPORTUNITY TO WORK CLOSE TO HOME ing department will also be an integral part of the • CHANCE TO LEARN ABOUT position. Greater Media Newspaper NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING We offer a competitive salary and full benefits. Send P.O. Box 1080 If this sound interesting to you please fa x or resume w/salary requirements to: East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 send resume to: Helene Tlusty GREATER MEDIA, INC. or FAX resume and P.O. Box 1059 ©cover letter to O l G reater M edia N ew spapers East Brunswick, NJ 08816 P.O. 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SIGMUNDS RICHARD MY POOL MAN INC. R&M ™ E PELLICHERO Call REFINISHING WALL K. MOORE M in g i Heating Co. Jack Barsky CONSTRUCTION KITCHEN Professional Painting 1-800-660-4-ADS Swimming Pool & Spa Openings & Closings BATHROOMS DOCTOR Bathroom Remodeling REMODELED AT THE • Paper Hanging • Interior/Exterior < "X Pool Supplies & Chemicals Delivered CABINETS Boilers Water Heaters Weekly Maintenance Program AREAS BEST PRICES • Wallpaper Removal • WnilnonorinnvvdiiudutHiiiy~ntHiiuvfii Romnunl • To Advertise • Shower Areas STRIPPED • P ainting •Multi-Speck Finishing Appliance Installation Expert Heater & Leak Detection, niter & Pump • Tub Enclosures • Wall Repairs Repair & Liner Replacement & • Textured Ceilings IMo Job Too Small Your • Kitchen & Foyer Floors l mergency ervice • Ceramic Tile Specialist REFINISHED 908-536-9451 Owner Operated 24 M E S * Cali Us For A Free Estimate For Your Free Estimate Insured Free Estimate Business 908-780-2070 & Customer References “CALL US LAST!” 908-545-6279 25 Years 908-495-3484 Established In 1969 908-577-1166 Residential • Commercial Here Experience 908-441-9690 Free Estimates • Fully Insured Fully Insured 908-613-7120 Lie# 10342 LAWN CARE/LANDSCAPING ROOFING/SIDING/GUTTERS Central Jersey ROOFING, SIDING, ARBORCAflE G.P. Pool GUTTERS HIM s w i r l y Roofing & Siding a Service, Inc.’H . _ G i l ’ s TREE EXPERTS "A Landscape Management Co." Residential & Commercial AFFORDABLE EAGLE $100. OFF C onstruction jttglk • Removal • Landscape Design ‘PAINTING PAINTING Inground Liner The Seal that Seals! Roofing & Siding • Vinyl Siding • Replacement Windows • Pruning • Landscape Renovation Exterior/interior Interior/Exterior Replacement Specializing In ~ Specialists ‘POWER WASHINC Expires 6/3CY9? Swimming Pool Resurfacing • Interior/Exterior Patio Doors ’ Stumps • Clean-ups & Trimming • Power Washing (not valid w/any other offer) Serving • Carpentry • ‘WALLPAPERING • General Carpentry • Expert Leak Detection Fiberglass Pool Coatings & all of • Rooting Grass Cutting '10°° £ UP per single roll Free Estimates • Pool Openings Fric Estimates POOL OPENINGS Repairs FullyInsured Trees • Shrubs • Rock • Stone 908-651-6318 Fully Insured • Major Pool Repairs & •TEAR OFF ROOF 908-545-7149 908-671-9150 or Renovations Free Estimates Fully Insured 908-928-4888 Free Est. 908-721-8671 908-972-4532 Free Est. Call lan 908-367-6446 908-367-7641 908-247-6670 Free Estimates Fully Insured 908-363-2191 DRIVEWAY & Absolute Best Service MOTO LAWN SERVICE M f i f P K&M POOLS MIKE’S LANDSCAPING STONE Div. of Ken-Chel Corp. C a ll O u r ROOFING GUTTERS EXPERTLY e i g h b o r PAINTING CLEANED & FLUSHED AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES!!!! and LANDSCAPING N SALES-SERVICE Affordable for any incom e Interior/Exterior ALL TYPES, SIZES AND COLORS AS LOW o n R e p a ir ALL TYPES OF ROOFING • Repairs • Tree Trims AS $15.20 PER TON DELIVERED** • Weekly Lawn Cuts & S • Fertilization • Professional Residential/Commercial • Liner Replacement B u sin ess New Roofs • Re-Roofs * Chimney Caps Wallpapering Quality Service Specialist • Seamless Gutters Installed ROCK XPRESS • Tree Removal • Quality Installations Tear Offs • Interior & Exterior Over 20 Years Free Estimate • Fully Insured • Inground & Above Complete Roof Repairs 1 (800) 640-3502 •Spring Clean-up Painting References available & S e r v ic e Gutters • Skylights Same Day Answering • Affordable Prices Machine Call back SALES TAX APPLICABLE ON ALL SALES Free Estimates • Home Improvements • Openings • Closings “ We can stop any leaks” DELIVERY INTO PRIVATE 908-238-5686 Gerry Kurry PROPERTY REQUIRES A WAIVER • Ceramic Tile Repair C A L L KEN Fully Insured 908-290-1770 Call Greg All Work Guaranteed 3/4” GRAY I Free Estimates 908-679-3276 A d v e r t is e r s 1-800-542-0145 ’’MINIMUM 20 TONS Fully Insured MAXIMUM 24 TONS PER TRACTOR TRAILER LOAD FAX 908-290-1771 908-747-3845 Furniture Quality Billiard Tables Call 908-254-5765 908-270-1524

Cilia's PAINTING D.A. PAINTING CORCORAN POOLS INC. Our Business & Interior/Exterior "W e C ater To S ick P oo ls" UNBSCAPWTC Landscaping & & DECORATING POOL & SPA OPENINGS • Spring Cleanups • Interior & Exterior Service Advertisers • Lawn Cutting Lawn Cutting FAUX FINISHING • Wallpaper Hanging Maintenance Programs Sign up by April 30th for • Drywall & Pool Supplies & Chemical Discounted ■ Low Rates WALLPAPERING Plaster Repair Low & No Chlorine Products Get The Job Done. weekly cutting & receive • No Contract Affordable Prices ld% OFF First Bill Necessary • Wood Finishing Pool Repairs • Liners • Heaters • Filters • Thatching • Seeding POWERWASHING & Staining Authorized Polaris Dealer & Service Tech To Advertise, Call • Ranting • Sod • Topsoil * Sod ■ Stone & Mulch • Power Washing "Let Us Service Your Pool To Your Needs" Mulch Stone ... Ivan • • Call Day or Night Fast Service • Free Estimates 24 Hour Service • Free Estimates 908-972-0882 908-846-9893 Residential • Commecial • Industrial 25 Years Experience 1 -800-660-4-ADS MS-S6BE John Chiappone 908-545-0516 Toll Free 1 ‘888-252-9964 908-845-0376

G ard en P a th J U N K Maintenance Call T. W HITAKER Call Expert Lawn Cutting PROFESSIONAL C A R S PAINTING & PAPERHANGING I 1-800-660-4-ADS Call John 1-800-660-4-ADS EXPERT WALL PREPARATION BOUGHT 908-888-2822 ^ciAicmm To Advertise UX & FANTASY ROUTINE To Advertise FINISHES A.S.PA.-AMERICAH SCHOOL MARLBORO Your OF PAPfRHAMQIHG ARTS Your FULL WRITTENON ALL WORK GUARANTEE ISERVICE AUTO Business • Liner replacements WRECKERS Business in all pools Here • Replacement of all equipment Here • Weekly & bi-weekly pool 908*5911400 : PAINTING/WALLPAPERING PLUMBING maintenance WINDOWS • Sales & installation of PUT YOUR TRUST Borghetti Mechanical PLUMBING L00P-L0C safety pool covers Plumbing & • Routine service calls IiV THE HAWS OF C a ll O u r J A C K l & H E A T IN G & repairs A PROFESSIONAL Heating services • Insurance company by Lou Guida • Aluminum & Vinyl Siding* I • Drains Cleaned estimates & reports 1 Tbe • Prepasted THE STRIPPER 1 • Vinyl Replacement Windows* u sin ess I & Pasted Papers • Repairs ■ No job too small * i)6ol sitting while you’re away B ly • Paper Removal W A L L P A P E R • Renovations ■ Alterations & • Gutters • Trim • Roofs M • Reasonable Rates 1 Remodeling ALU YOU 'Stonint® tl95 installed up to 101 United iitcties REMOVAL call 7 Days a w eek FINE DESIGN & Se r v ic e 1 CALL LO U AN N Nick Borghetti- ■ Sheet Rock & Tile HAVE TO References ca/Tp n Painting, "1 LMP #7389 Repaired with pools. ..patio"JERSEY &. m ore CONSTRUCTION Co., Int. Free Estimates DO IS Fully Insured Sheetrock Repair 1 all jobs ■ 908-446-5296 UC #5816 4235 Route 9 North, Freehold R E LA X 6 908-988-6322 A d v e r h s e r s Bonded & insured 908*741*5650 908-972 7663 | Free Estimates 908451-2343 (908) 462-5005 ENJOY IT !

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036 Help Wanted 036a Employment 048 General 048 General 049 Merchandise 039 Health Care 047 Furniture 047 Furniture Part Tim e Services Merchandise Merchandise W anted

THERE’S ALWAYS MAKE MONEY IN SPARE TO PLACE AN AD CALL CLASSIFIED OUR ADS BEDROOM SET 7 pc. - teens- BUY IT, SELL IT, FIND IT IN SOMETHING NEW IN TIME. For more info call walnut campaign - like new- MOVING SALE CLASSIFIED. 1-800-660-4ADS CLASSIFIED VBC Gifts 908-780-0201 CALL FOR GREAT BUYS! GET RESULTS asking $600. SMALL SHOW­ Must sacrifice. Best offers. NURSES/NURSING $1,000.’s POSSIBLE TYPING CASE & GRID SYSTEM- ask­ Quality items. 908-821-7141 DEPRESSION GLASS ASSISTANTS - Progressive Part Time. At Home. Toll Free 1-800-660-4ADS 1-800-660-4ADS CALL CLASSIFIED ing $150. Call 908-536-5774 All colors. One piece or a nursing home in Freehold MOVING SALE collection. Fair prices paid. 1-800-218-9000, Ext. T-4729 COMPANION TO Care for ALL FURNITURE MUST GO! 1-800-660-4ADS seeks temporary part time for listings. ______BIKE New Crib.Photog equip. Up­ Call 908-723-1050 RN’s, LPN s, CNA’s & NA’s for adults and children. Experi­ 3 speed. 26 inch. $35. right freezer, furn: white mica enced European woman. Live- HOUSE SOLD! LIVING ROOM SET barm set, sect sofa, wall unit, GUNS, swords, military items. all shifts at premium rates. May in or Out. IT’S WORTH A Cali 908-671-6079 Good Condition. 908-238-5363 Lie. NJ/Fed. Dealer. House lead to full time. Please apply 037 Babysitting Sectional couch w/queen king size bed w/linens. Sewing calls. Bert 908-821-4949 in person or fax resume to PHONE CALL! 908-792-0860 ANTIQUE WING CHAIR- sleeper, 2 end tables, coffee Mach, walnut bar & wall unit, 908-780-6375 Attention Ena Child Care Cane back, upolstered seat. table & audio cabinet. $300. kit set, Etc. 908-446-6042 I BUY CARVED IVORY Attilano, RN, ADON. 040 Situations $65. Please Call Futon. $25. Call 908-679-7424 BIKES (1) m en’s Huffy 26 ” Items/Pieces. Large or small. Freehold Nursing & 908-972-5002 -$50. (1) women’s Nishiki 26” - ORIENTAL RUG Leave message 908-583-6595 Rehabilitation Center, CARE FOR KIDS W anted LIVING ROOM $75. EXECUTIVE CLIMBER- Ivory background w/Floral 2419 Route 9 North, Freehold. Free Day Care Referrals in BED Tunturi - $100. All excellent print. 9ft x 6ft. Asking $500. Freehold/Manalapan/Marlboro Silver. Sofa, loveseat, chair. condition. Call 908-390-9001 Twin. Exc Cond. 1 yr. old. End table, 2 lamps. Exc. cond. Call 1-800-248-6220 ext 2155 ONE HOUR PHOTO Preschool Programs Available MANALAPAN- Need help in Asking $100. Call 908-303-7292 CAMCORDER - Compact JVC Call 908-409-3725 $350. Call 908-566-3241 LAB OPERATORS household 3 days per week, 5 BED - King Size. Oak platform $250. VCR-$50. VIDEO GAME PATIO BLOCK ANTIQUES Nights & weekend shifts now CHILD CARE ALTERNATIVE hours a day. Flex days & includes headboard with LOVESEAT & 2 CHAIRS Arcade Size-$75.LOVESEAT 24 x 24 Stippled Natural. available. No experience European "AU PAIRS” live-in hours. 908-972-3430 attached night stand & 4 large $90. Desk, Hutch & Chair, $75. MATRESS - Full size w/ 24 x 24 Stippled Red. necessary. Must be 18 years help, reliable, experienced, built in drawers. Asking $250. Oak, $60. Twin platform bed boxpring - $75. BEDROOM Now available in stock. or older. Apply in person. English speaking legal, gov’t Call 908-607-2847 w/storage, $60. Dining rm. set, SET-3 piece w/ lighted hutch - Gordon Lumber 908-462-1765 WANTED Walgreens approved program. Under 041 Resumes 6 chairs, w/2 leaves, $100. $175. FREEZER - Kenmore 421 Ryders Lane $200./week. Office Services BED - PLATFORM - QUEEN and other items Upright. -$200. MICROWAVE POOL - Jonny Weissmuller Contents and Estates, East Brunswick Call Au Pair USA at Gray formica, $250. Matchin Call 908-679-6258 -$7b. FLUTE - Armstrong - 18x33. With deck, cover, & EOE 1-800-AU-PAIRS MIRROR. $125. COUCl.m. $200. Call 908-545-1654 2 compressors. Asking $600. Interexchange 161 Sixth St. modern gray leather w/match- MARLBORO Call 908-257-6127 Mahogany, French and; PHONE WORK New York, NY. DYNAMIC RESUMES ing chair. $800. 908-332-1332 MOVING SALE CAMCORDER/VCR Code calling. Morning hours, 3 PROFESSIONALLY DONE BED-Brass. Queen, complete FULL HOUSE OF FURNITURE! POOL All Furnitures. Oriental; Call Tom 908-308-0036 Panisonic. Best offer. days. Local office. Pleasant CHILDREN’S CHOICE w/Ortho mattress set. Unused Exc. cond.Call 908-536-5340 Call 908-446-3769 18 ft. round, includes filter & surroundings. Please call Pat 46 W. Ferris St., E. Brunswick in box. Cost $1,000. sell $300. ladder. Best offer. 908-583-0584 Rugs, Porcelain, Oil 908-792-7840 after 1pm Ages 3 months - 5 years Call 908-855-7883 Kindergarten.ga State Certified _ ...... 042 Antiques MOVING SALE CARPET POOL FILTER & SUPER Paintings, All Antiques BEDROOM SET - GIRLS, COMPUTER TABLE, 2 antique PUMP-Hayward. Used 1 PRINTER Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months Collectibles Just completed large develop­ Experienced press person a year. Call 908-613-4488 OAK, dresser w/mirror, chest sewing machine tables, ment. Over 1,000 yards left. summer. Orig. cost $1,000. FREE APPRAISALS needed. Salary commensurate w/bookcase, $100. BUNKBED breakfront, Captains Bed-twin, Closeout $3.95. Call Eddie Asking $500. 908-721-5725 with experience. May lead to White, tubular metal, Full white formica w/ matching 908-591-0869 • 800-246-0869 EF AU PAIR &Twin $150. Call 908-679-2857 desk, hutch, & chest. Bed- full time employment. EUROPEAN LIVE-INS ANTIQUES Queen, Ethan Allan w/dresser Call for interview Carefully screened, profes­ Top prices paid for: Antique BEDROOM SETS (2) - Girls & hutch. All in good condition. CERAMIC TILE 908-462-6845 sionally trained, English speak­ furniture, oriental rugs 5 pieces. White & pink lacquer. 908-972*6051 or 908-446-6618 IMPORTED 12” X 12” , or send resume to: ing, legal visas. Experience paintings, jewelry & silver. We Made in Italy. Exc. Cond. .50 cents per tile. 908-820-8811 SEARS GAS WANTED TO BUY Manzi Printing the benefits of intercultural purchase entire contents of BEDROOM SET - Natural 919 Highway 33 Wood. Call 908-591-0154 MOVING SALE COLOR TV - HITACHI , EDGER Furniture. Paintings child care! Average $192. per estates. Will come to your Family room-3 pcs. fum., 2 pc. 13”, Cable ready. Very good Excellent Condition. Freehold, NJ 07728 week. For more info call: home. Call 908-862-0200 BEDROOM SETS (2)-Gray & Glasswaie. Statues. Vases shelving wall unit, 14 cu. ft. condition. $74. or best offer Hardly Used.Asking $100. Oriental Rugs. Silver Michelle or David Chasen white formica. Brass/glass end refrig. Call 908-446-5448 Call 908-940-1688 evenings Call 908-780-2448 RECEPTIONIST 908-566-8937 table. Marble/glass cocktail Collections, Old Toys. Positive, outgoing, energetic, WANTED COUCH-Traditional/tweed. TIRES - FIRESTONE - FR680 person for Marlboro Gov’t designated,non-profit ANTIQUES, MAHOGANY & table. Call 908-845-1870 MOVING SALE Jewelry, etc, 1-800-333-6056 ALL FURNITURE Good cond. $100. Bookshelves- P205/70R14 Set of 4. Chiropractic office. Insurance 1 Memorial Dr. Cambridge, MA BEDROOM SETS, sofa & Furniture, refrigerator-side x 6 ft.. Changing table & baby Good condition. $70. or best Over 40 yrs. old, ESTATES OR 1 PIECE. loveseat, refrigerator, a/c, por­ side-Kenmore-frost free, items. Call 908-863-1182 offer. Call 908-940-1688 eves. Call Tuesday & Thursday Galleries. 908-446-9490 table d/w, breakfront, coffee washer-Admiral, knick-knacks. ANY QUANTITY... between loam & noon. ELITE NANNIES tables. Call 908-975-9756 37 years of accumulation. Best DAYBED W/TRINDLE COMPLETE ESTATES 908-431-2155 leave message. Try being more than selective- offers. Call 908-679-6258 TWIN SIZE, $150. Call TINA at ELITE STAFF­ CHAIRS, (2) BLACK Tovbox,$25. Dresser Set, 048b Infants PURCHASED SECURITY GUARD ING, INC., 293 Constitution LEATHER, SLING, w/ottoman, $125. Exercise Bike, $25. Juvenile Items Senior Citizen Residence Cir., N.B., NJ. 908-628-0545 Freehold $200. WHITE LACQUER MOVING SALE Dresser, $75. Col. Bob Randolph Auctioneer Two nights per week plus COCKTAIL TABLE, $25. Master Bedroom set w/ mirror. Call 908-792-0483 after 6pm Call any time FREEHOLD-Opening avail­ Call 908-462-6260 Living Room Furn. Kitchen Set. cover for vacations. Ideal for able for a Toddler in my State Antique CRIB & CHANGING TABLE COUCH & LOVESEAT-modern 20 gallon aquarium complete. DINING ROOM SET- Antique retiree. Apply: 40 Riverside Certified childcare home. Exp. Much more. Call 908-536-6882 waterfall 8 pcs. $500. Bedroom Childcraft- Oak & brass. TOYS- 908-308-3335 Avenue, Red. Bank Refs, available. 908-780-0455 Upholstery-cream, blue & set dark solid oak very good Little Tikes. BIKES (girls), etc. Gallery mauve pattern. Mint condition. Best offers. 908-446-5419 MEMBER NJ STATE HOUSEKEEPERS, NANNIES Asking $350. Days-ask for MOVING SALE cond. 5 pcs. $400. DP exercy- SOCIETY OF AUCTIONEERS TELEMARKETERS Companions, Elderly Care cle (airdyne) $75. Windtrainer HIGH CHAIR- Almond. Fisher Flexible hours. Will Train. Joan at 609-586-4100 Matching Sofa & Loveseat. SAVE THIS AD. YOU MAY All nationalities. Lic./Bonded Eves 908-679-6275 End Tables. Low Boy. $25. Reebock stepper $30. Price. CHANGING TABLE- Lt NEED ME IN THE FUTURE' Hourly rate + bonuses. AURORA Agency, 170 Morris 609-443-4677 5:30-8:30 pm Oak. PLAY PEN. Porta Crib. Call 908-577-9100 ext. 146 Microwave. Much more. Ave., L.Br., NJ 908-222-3369 DAY BED-White iron & brass. Everything Must go. Priced to All Like New 908-591-2365 Visit Our Store 1 10,000 Sq. Feet Complete w/2 Ortho mattresses Sell. Call 908-739-3279 ESTATE SALE TELEMARKETERS KIDS COUNT - 1 OO dealers & pop-up trundle. Unused in Freezer, gun case, sofa and Monday-Friday. 6pm-9pm • Quality Antiques box. Cost $800. Sell $325. Call SLEEPER SOFA loveseat, end tables, 049 Merchandise Randolph Galleries From our Spotswood Office. CHILD CENTER • Fine Furniture 908-855-7883 5 recliners, mirrors, dinette set W anted 500 Route 71 Guaranteed salary & Ages Infant to 8 Years • Estate Jewelry Queen. $150. Good Cond. and house contents. progressive bonus program. NEW! FULL DAY Kindergarten • Collectibles DINING ROOM SET Call 908-238-5363 Call 908-249-6861 No selling involved. Weekly Camp Session F reehold A ntique G allery Solid walnut, Contemporary, Call Lawn Ranger 908-251-6606 21 West Main Street 62” hutch, glass front, 72" ta­ SOFA AAA ANTHONY'S ANTIQUE Old Bridge. Call §08-723-9416 F r e e h o ld ble w/leaf & table pads, 6 chrs. FENCE PAYS TOP $$$$ for used fur­ 8 ft. Gold. Exc. Cond. $200. or White aluminum. 18 sections, TELEVISION MANALAPAN-Moms away (908) 462-7900 $300. or best offer. Call best offer. 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QUALITY PRE-OW NED SUPERCENTER 1990 MERCURY 1991 TOYOTA 1995 FORD 199S FORD 1993 FORD EXPLORER 1993 FORD GRAND MARQUIS COROLLA WAGON ESCORT WAGON TAURUS EDDIE BAUER WINSTAR GL VIN #LX657647, Stk. #8748, 4 VIN #M3460744, Stk. VIN #SW176523, Stk. #8718, VIN #TUB98212, Stk. #8692, VIN #PUB98212, Stk. #8737, 4 VIN #SBC36626, Stk. #8726, 6 dr, 8 c yl, auto, p/s/b, a/c, am/fm #8713, 4 cyl, auto, p/s/b, 4 cyl, auto, p/s/b, a/c, am/fm 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, p/s/b, a/c, dr, 6 cyl, auto, p/s/b, a/c, am/fm cyl, auto, p/s/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass/ctock, landau roof, st/ca ss, ro o f rack, a ir bags, st/cass, leather, p/seats, st/cass, p/winds/mirrs/dlks, a/c, am/fm stereo, roof am/fm st/cass, r/def, cruise, dual air bags, radials, p/seats, p/winds/mirrs, p/dlks, custom whl covers, radials, p/winds/mirrs/dlks, radials, p/winds/mirrs/dlks, cruise, roof t/glass, bsm, radials, 69,500 mi. rack, radials, 69,103 mi. 3 3 ,8 4 9 mi. 47,476 mi. rack, alum whls, 62,920 mi. alum whls, 32,805 mi. s59951s6995r89951sM951»K.995ri5,995 FREEHO LD FORD S e l l i t i n Route 9 South, Freehold a 1 Mile South of Raceway Mall SALES: Mon-Fri 9am-9pm, Saturday 9am-6pm SERVICE: Mon-Fri 7:30am-6:30pm, Saturday 8am-lpm (9«8) 462-3131 Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except taxes, licensing, doc fees & registration fees. Advertised prices include all factory rebate & incentives. *38 mo. closed end leases include 12,000 mi. (10,000 mi./Escort) per year @ .100 mi. (.120/Taurus; .180/Escort) thereafter. Lessee responsible for maintenance and excess wear & tear. Subject to approval by primary lending source. fFree loaner car for 1-800-6CMADS two years/24,000 mi. w/purchase of new vehicle. tfl.9 % APR financing and $1750 cash back on selective vehicles. 1,9%up to 48 mos. INDEPENDENT, MAY 21, 1997 6 9

074 Carpet Install 075 Ceram ic Tile 076 Cleaning 077 Drywall 0 8 0 b H o m e 078 Electrical 079b Fencing Repair/Sale Repair/Install D o m e s t i c S h e e t r o c k Improvements

BUY IT, SELL IT, FIND IT IN HOUSECLEANING-Polish DRYWALL SPECIALIST- FENCES - ALL TYPES- A.J. CARPET- CUSTOM CERAMIC TILING CALL CLASSIFIED OUR ADS GET RESULTS New installation, repairs, CLASSIFIED. 1-800-660-4ADS Woman.Excellent work & Sheetrock, tape, popcorn ceil­ Installed & Repaired. Free Est. Installations/Shop-at-Home/ ings. Free est. 800-290-0280 DENNIS 908-583-7439 Repairs/RestretChes remodeling. Free estimates. BRAZILIAN LADY CLEANING. references. 908-525-2336 1-800-660-4ADS CALL CLASSIFIED Quality for Less John Cherry 908-290-9086 Homes & Offices. Refrences. KATIA-BRAZILIAN WOMAN- SHEETROCK & TAPING Experienced. 908-826-4767 Will Clean, houses, apts., con­ Specializing in small jobs JRM ELECTRIC 0 7 9 c F l o o r 1-800-660-4ADS 908-536-4703 JOHN’S CERAMIC TILE Free Estimates. 1-800-640-3969 Free Estimates. Lie. #9944 REMODELING & REPAIRS BRAZILIAN WOMAN HOUSE- dos, offices. Experience. Call F i n i s h i n g HOME MAINTENANCE & leave message 908-293-0054 Bonded & Insured Bathrooms • Foyers • Kitchens CLEANER - If you want to Residential & Commercial CARPET REPAIRS Over 25 years experience have your house really All carpentry needs, decks/ cleaned, call me. EXp. w/refs. P-U-R-R-F-E-C-T-L-Y 078 Electrical walkway repairs, closets, win­ We Do The Following: FREE ESTIMATES 908-525-9770 FLOOR CARE-Floors stripped dow washing, tree/yard work, Re-stretching Call 908-324-7983 Call Kenia 908-324-1694 CLEAN & waxed. Floor Sanding. etc., etc. Call 908-251-9342 Pet Damage Installation Please leave message. 25 years exp. 908-222-7749 Carpet Removal HOME CLEANING AT ITS J&C CONTRACTING NARISI TILE CLEANING-GOOD JOB - AMP ELECTRICAL - All RYAN FLOORS Cleaned & Waxed Relay Used Carpet EXPERT INSTALLATION GOOD REFERENCES VERY BEST. 908-2S7-8463 SAME DAY SERVICE Electrical repairs / Installations Still in business after 40 ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS •Ceramic Tile ‘Granite *Marble PLEASE CALL 908-238-0878 Burglar alarms. Lie #8977C ELECTRIC CO. years. Sam Delin Floor Wax­ SIDING • WINDOWS • DOORS 908-679-6031 Call Joe 908-617-0325 Free Estimates. 908-739-8797 Free Estimates. Insured ing. Call for free estimate. 908-525-2822 • 908-721-7881 CLEANSWEEP 076a Contractors Industrial, Commercial 908-566-8690 BEST ELECTRIC Residential. Lie. #7134 JIM'S CARPET- COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL Lie. #6273. Fast dependable KITCHENS INSTALLATION 076 Cleaning Days, Evenings, Weekends HARDWOOD FLOORS New • Refacing • Countertops service. Reasonable rates. 908-525-1011 Sanded. Finished. Installed GENERAL REMODELING Sales, cleaning, re-lays, D o m e s t i c FREE est. Reas. Ins. Refs. FREE est. 908-345-1641 Decks Sanded & Refinished. re-stretches and repairs. 908-314-2386 • 908-525-3572 ATTENTION-Builders & S & B ELECTRIC INC. Low Prices, Quality Work Call 908-495-9483 Homeowners.Backhoe service CRAWFORD ELECTRIC Tom 908-238-4879 25 Years Experience EXPERIENCED POLISH Residential/Industrial $245 per day orig. $400. Also RE-NU FLOOR SANDING Call 908-542-2274 ABSOLUTELY SPOTLESS WOMAN cleans houses. Good general const. 908-846-1643 908-928-4300 Lic./#11325 Uc. #13437. Call 908-254-8315 references. 908-293-0103 075 Ceram ic Tile Move-in/Out. Carpets,Windows Landscape lights at low prices. SINCE 1948. 908-545-8892 MR. FIXIT Weekly • Biweekly • Monthly Recessed Tights from $55. Basement waterproofing HOUSE CLEANING - Homes, 077 Drywall SCRAPING & REFINISHING Repair/Install Insured & Bonded. Free Est. condos, offices. Goood refs. DEPENDABLE Electric Co. 079a Exterm inators & home repairs. ’ 908-431-9099 • 908-946-3434 S h e e t r o c k Hardwood Floors. Repairing/ Call Elizabeth 908-651-0665 Lic.#5151. Complete service. installing. Over 30 years exp. 908-290-0447 HOUSECLEANER- Family Free Estimates. 908-738-7070 Guaranteed. 908-222-8935 AFFORDABLE BRAZILIAN STYLE business, Affordable rates, JBS ELECTRIC- A/C lines &• FRASER PEST CONTROL- TOTAL HOME Housecleaning. Brazilian cou­ Excellent References. ALLAIRE CONTRACTING pools. Ceiling & attic fans. Lic# 20658b. Full exterminating. STRIPPED & WAXED IMPROVEMENTS Ceramic tile-lnstall $2.75 & up ple will clean your home at very Call Danielle @908-826-9235 Prof. taping & spackling since Reasonable. Lie \#11363. Carpenter ants, Bees, Fleas & Commercial Floors only. Rea­ Call 908-566-2828 sq. ft. Free est. 908-845-3784 affordable rates. 908-442-6770 Please leave message.______1984. Free est. 609-259-2080 908-888-8298 sonable rates, fully insured. Ticks, Roaches. 908-335-0281 Call 908-613-3168 081 Lawn Care UNLIMITED WOOD FLOORS Install., sanding, finishing Landscaping Call 908-727-6633 WADE’S HARDWOOD FLOORlNG-lnstallations, A BRANCH INSPECTION sanding, refinishing. Quality • Sprina Clean-ups work at reasonable prices. • Tree/Stump removal Call 908-787-5829 • Trimming/Pruning • Gutters Cleaned/Fixed • Stone-Mulch-Sod-Soil Free Estimates Fully Insured 079d Garage Doors WE SHOW UP!! 908-251-7307 ABERDEEN LAWN ALL PHASE Remodeling, Inc. & TREE SERVICE. All phases of lawn maintenance GARAGE DOORS * Cal! 908-290-2247 M EM O RIAL DAY ABSOLUTELY, ALWAYS, & OPENERS AFFORDABLE • INSTALL • REPAIRS CREIGHTON LANDSCAPE • SERVICE 7 DAYS Mowing service, landscape • REASONABLE • FREE EST. renovations, clean-ups, Monmouth/Ocean/Middlesex pruning and transplanting, 908-615-2301 tree removal, stump grinding, 1 and landscape design. Our Inventory... Call 908-446-1907 ARBE LANDSCAPING WE WILL BE OPEN Trees, Shrubs, Topsoil, Fill, Mulch, Stone. All your landscape needs. Bulldozer & MEMORIAL DAY CUTTING EDGE, illy in GUTTER COMPANY Call 908-721-7142 Seamless gutters & leaders stone-mulch, grading.excavat- New • 1997 • Volkswagen installed, cleaned & repaired. ing. Dozer/Backhoe Rentals. Quality workmanship, 908-521-2123/908-566-7148 guaranteed. Call 908-656-1327 GUTTER Cleaning & Repairs BLAC OAK, INC. FREE ESTIMATES LAWN MAINTENANCE Call John 908-251-0893 LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR Commercial/Residential J E T T A G L GUTTERMAN- Installation of Fully Insured. FREE Estimates gutters & guards. Repairs. Call 908-679-8248 4 cyl., 5 spd., P/S, P/B, A/C, stereo Sealcoat dr.ways 908-787-4405 CURIALLE cass., P/truck release, dual air bags. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS Residential - Commercial VIN #VM096037. MSRP $16,690 •Landscaping • Excavating • TT • Lawn Maintenance • • All Types of Masonry • A-Z HANDYMAN SERVICES 908-792-0210 Professional/Very Reasonable Serving All Of Central Jersey Free Estimates • Insured Call 908-409-6415 EVEN-EDGE ALL AROUND HANDYMAN LAWN MAINTENANCE L e a s e Mo. Commercial/Residential F o r All Types Of: g/Fall Clean-ups O n l y . . . Home Repairs/Improvements 908-238-1544 908-431-3981 or 908-257-2750 FRASER LANDSCAPING CHUCK’S HANDYMAN SERVICE - Light hauling, Will beat any written estimate. carpentry, closets, painting. Cleanups, lawn maintenance, Free est. Call 908-671-0539 fertilizing, seeding, mulching, stone. FREE estimates, fully F & RHOME insured. Call 908-335-0281 IMPROVEMENT-lnter., Exter. Painting, Carpentry. Fully GRASS MAN Insured. Frank 908-787-6526 • Clean-ups • Railroad Ties •Rock jobs • Planting HANDYMAN PAT Call 908-536-2364 FREE or Beeper # 908-845-8864 ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS New • 1997 • Volkswagen No iob too small. Reas, rates. JUST CUT LAWN SERVICE Sr. Citizen disc. 908-364-7939 No lawn too small. Good work. New • 1997 • Volkswagen F L O O R M A T S HANDYMAN Call 908-888-0003 With Every VW Lease WITH TRUCK. No job too L&M TR E E SER V IC E GOLF GTI small! Just Ask! Expert Tree/Stump Removal J E T T A G L S Call Tom 908-370-3090 Free Estimates. Insured Call 908-257-1712 4 cyl., 5 spd., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/W, 4 cyl., 5 spd., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, HANDYMAN- The Home owner’s Friend. All types of LAWN SPRINKLER Start-ups stereo cass., alloy whls., P/sunroof, home repairs. Carpentry, $30. Replacement heads $30. P/L, cruise, sunroof, AM/FM stereo each. Call 908-409-6415 cass., dual air bags, alloy whls. VIN fog lights, dual air bags. VIN painting, etc. 908-780-3509 HANDYMAN-All Jobs, Big & MT #VM071754. MSRP $18,010 #VN086298. MSRP $17,095 Small. Very Reasonable. Call Continental for free est. 908-679-5999 TREE SERVICE ODD JOBS - Can do most • Tree Removal Per B r e a k f a s t Per anything,. No Job Too Small. •Trimming Mo. Call John 908-251-0893 • Lot Clearing Mo. • Stump Grinding • Firewood M em orial Day Day RENT-A-HAND Fully insured. 908-446-2040 1 8 9 Carpentry, Sheetrocking, QUALITY LAWN SERVICE Spackling. ------179 No job too small! 1/2 ACRE $21.95 PER CUT Call E 908-751-1418 3/4 ACRE $25.95 PER CUT 1 ACRE $31.95 PER CUT 0 8 0 b H o m e CALL 609-259-1595 Improvements ROTOTILLING Larson Sen/ices • 908-536-2613 ADDITIONS - Basements, SMG LAWN CUTTING bathrooms, kitchens, decks. Jobs big or small we do them RELIABLE SERVICE 'MOTORS, IN C .1 all! References, Free est. COMPETETIVE PRICES Quality plus 908-521-2491 Weekly cut/edging/trimming ALL JOBS - Small & BIG. For FREE estimate Call Sefn Concrete, carpentry, roofing & 908-294-8986 702 Shrewsbury1 Avenue • Shrewsbury, N.I. • 741-8SOCL much more. FREE estimates. SOIL TILLED FOR Lawn & Call George 908-238-2257 Garden prep. Lg. & sm. areas. Prices include all cost to be paid by consumer except license, registration and taxes. 24 mo. closed end lease, Si 299 down/trade, 1st pymt., CLOSETS PLUS Reas, priced. 908-462-7195 Storage solutions for every STUMP & BRUSH ret. sec. dep, k$450 bank tee due at inception. 12K miles/yr. .15c over. Offer expires 5PM, May 26th, ad must be presented at time of pur­ room. Redesign closets, etc. chase. © 1997 Mayer & Dunn Advertising. Quality shelving. Comm./Res. LOTS CLEARED Free estimates. 908-671-8873 Rudy 908-251-5953 7 0 INDEPENDENT, MAY 21, 1997

083 Masonry 084 Moving 085 Odd Jobs 086 Painting 086 Painting 081 Lawn Care 083 Masonry 089 Plumbing Landscaping Paving Paving Storage Cleanups Wallpapering Wallpapering

YOUR AD FURNITURE HAULING CALL CLASSIFIED THERE’S SOMETHING FOR CAN BE HERE! • AAA • STUMP GRINDING BRICK PAVERS CLASSIFIED 1-800-660-4ADS FOR EVERYONE Larson Services • 908-536-2613 • Driveways • Patios • Walks CALL CLASSIFIED #1 in Furniture Care Any Affordable Clean-ups. 1-800-660-4ADS • Concrete Work & Retaining 1-800-660-4ADS where. Full household/partial We take away anything. IN CLASSIFIED move. Lie, PM00276. Fully in Free est. 908-264-2520 ACCENT PAINTING- All JOBS BUSY B’S PAINTING STUMP REMOVAL Systems b y ...... MASON will fix & repair steps, D.Power Const. 908-583-2297 sured. Call Jim 908-905-0997 AFFORDABLE CLEAN-UPS Excellent Indoor & Outdoor Any Size Stump. Professional, sidewalks & plastering. Very Painting. Residential & Int./Ext., Wallpapering GARDEN STATE courteous service.H.K. Stump reasonable. 908-988-0029 Basements, garages, attics, Ins., Free Est. 908-238-5553 PLUMBING and HEATING Removal 908-290-2973 yards and lignt hauling, also commercial. Free estimates. CHIMNEY REPAIRS 084a Light Fully Insured. 908-679-5999 CREATIVE FAUX Painting- WATER HEATERS MASONRY - NEW WORK Real Estate Specials REPAIRS & REMODELING TOM S TREE SERVICE ALL WORK GUARANTEED REPAIRS. Refs. Available Hauling Call 908-607-0567 Sponge • Rag • Marble 908-628-5955 leave message Call 908-254-0643 ACCESSIBLE PAINTING Kid’s Murals • 908-308-0056 GEORGE SAHUL JR. All phases performed. 15 yrs. CLEAN-UPS & HAULING- Interior Paintina/Wallpaper License #5568 exp. Insured. Gall 908-905-8964 CORNERSTONE MASONRY Basements, garages, attics, Free estimates. 908-721-2105 KELLY’S PAINTING • Concrete Work • MASONRY HANDY PERSONS (2) 908-251-5660 Call Tom 908-542-8044 wood & more! 908-264-7476 AFFORDABLE PAINTING TOP SOIL/MULCH • Brick Pavers • Mail Boxes* With pick-up. Light moving. Interior/exterior, reliable, PAPERHANGING •Fireplaces • Steps • Clean-outs, garages, attics, COMPLETE CLEAN-UPS PAPER REMOVAL LEMBO PLUMBING SPRING CLEANUPS quality work, reasonable rates 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE Sayreville Lawn & Garden • Repairs • Foundations • RICH-WALL gutters, etc. 908-462-0115 Residential/Commercial. Call Room by Room Painting 24 HOUR SERVICE 908-390-0900 All Other Phases of Masonry We Take Away Anything. Free Estimate. 908-679-2142 HANDYMAN AND PICKUP Free Estimates. 908-329-0937 908-607-2577 LICENSE # 6013 Call Pete 908-972-0933 CONCRETE • MASONRY Hauling, Cleans gutters, ga­ LERIO PAINTING TREES • Trimmed • Removed Residential • Commercial rages, attics, etc. 908-431-5880 REMOVAL OF OLD SHEDS, AL’S PAINTING 908-905-8698 •Stumps Ground *Wood Chips CUSTOM MASONRY Over 25 years experience pools, firewood, branches, ap­ Painting, Plastering, Taping Reasonable Rates “Our prompt service Interior & Exterior Sheetrock, Paperhanging Experience equals quality work REMOVAL pliances, metal, dirt, concrete, GET THE BEST FOR LESS! TOM’S PLUMBING Call 908-257-1416 Anytime means savings for you ”. bricks, etc. 908-446-3196 Free Estimates FOR OVER 20 YEARS Fully insured • 908-316-2337 Attics, Basements, Debris Free estimate. 908-583-3306 Plumbing & Heating. Water • • VINNY’S • • NO JOB TOO SMALL No Job Too BIG 908-390-8655 Heaters, Boilers, Appliances & CALL ERIC 908-521-6069 Rick 908-251-5953 086 Painting ALL PAINTING Gas Grills installed. Small jobs 084 Moving INTERIOR/EXTERIOR OK. 7 day serv. NJ Plumbing LANDSCAPING DON’S CUSTOM MASONRY Wallpapering MIKE’S Lie. # 9454. Call 908-727-7719 CLEAN UPS TRIMMING Fireplaces/Patios/Foundations Storage 085 Odd Jobs POWERWASHING PROFESSIONAL Landscaping • Retaining Walls Free estimates. 908-251-4352 Quality Work. Reasonable RAILROAD TIES Cleanups Rates. Call Mike 908-363-2786 Painting & Wallpapering Inc. 091 Roofing Top Soil & Weed Prevention FERNANDO MASONRY- A MAN & VAN FOR HIRE Co. AB TO Z REAL DEAL Int./Ext. 10% off. Free Est. PAYMENT ONLY ON Concrete, blocks, brick,pavers, "Small moves with a van" $399. 3 ROOM SPEQIAL ALL PAPERS Siding COMPLETION OF JOB driveway paving, stucco, etc. 908-458-4251 A MAN & VAN FOR HIRE Co. SAL’S PAINTING Paperhanging & Removal 1-800-820-1711 908-536-7011 Fully Insured. Free Estimates John Ruskin Lie # PM00748 Cleanouts • Rubbish removed HOME IMPROVEMENTS Paint also, small jobs ok. We accept Visa & Mastercard Call 908-446-5877 34 Sutton Dr., Brick 908-458-4251 John Ruskin 908-390-0103 • 908-521-0537 Call Robert 908-679-7452 NU-WAY PAINTING ANYTIME, ANYWHERE Interior & Exterior Painting THE ROOF DOCTOR WALLPAPER REMOVAL Seals your leaks when you Quality work at great prices. need protection the most. Calf Ted 908-957-8744 Roof Repair Specialist O’ROURKE’S PAINTING GUTTER CLEANING INTERIOR • EXTERIOR Free estimates. Fully Insured POWER WASHING Evans Maint. 1-800-303-3873 i FREE estimates. Fully Insured SERVING ALL AREAS CARLIN ROOFING > Call 908-257-7463 CONSTRUCTION - Roofs PAINTING & PAPERHANGING Vinyl Siding, All Repairs. Free Int./Ext. Free Est. Honest Est. Insured. 908-458-5619 prices. Call Joe 908-937-8166 J & R ROOFING & SIDING PAINTING UNBEATABLE RATES Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper Exp. S Ins. 908-846-7525 removal. Powerwashing. Quality work. 20 yrs. exp. ROOFING BY Insured. John 908-251 -0893 ALEX SMUTKO WE’RE OVERSTOCKED H U R R Y PAINTING I need you, you will save Interior/exterior. Wallpapering. money w/th me. Hand nailing W ITH NEW INVENTORY I N N O W ! Affordable prices. Free est. at it’s best. 5% Discount for 10 yrs. exp. Call 908-583-7335 cash + an additional $50. off PAPERHANGING with this ad. Excludes estimates $13./single roll. 24 years exp. prior to 5/14/1997. Mike 908-462-9097 Call 908-583-0412 1 9 9 7 F O R D 24 or 1-8QO-794-ROOF S& R ROOFING & SIDING MO. a i K Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. RANGER XL 4x2 FREE Estimates. 908-679-2291 LEASE PETE'S PAINTING Quality work, reasonable SILVER STAR 5 spd man trans, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm cass, 60/40 split bench. VIN VTA56199. MSRP $12,340. 24 month closed end lease with $0 down, $182 1st pymnt., $200 prices. Free Estimates. sec. dep. and $0 bank fee. $1000 rebate + $650 college grad rebate used as cap cost reduction. Total payments $4368. Residual $8210. 12,000 miles per year, Call Pete 908-780-2448 EXTERIORS 15e thereafter. # Roofing & Siding PHIL POLO & SON Labor Warranty u ■ -^a ,. 24 hr. Service 1997 FORD Painting & Paperhanging Call 908-355-3166 24 Interior/Exterior • Fully Insured Fully Insured Free Estimates F150 STYLESIDE FREE Estimates 908-780-3575 MO. POPCORN CEILINGS VINYL SIDING SUPER CAB 45 YEARS EXPERIENCE LEASE Professionally sprayed Insured. Free Estimates With or without glitter Call Chet 908-793-7269 Auto V-6 p/s p/b, am/fm cass, a/c, t/gls, chrome bumper. VIN UNC90939. MSRP $21,455. 24 month closed end lease with $0 down, $325 1st pymnt., $375 sec. Call 908-525-1625 dep. and $0 bank fee. $300 commercial rebate and $650 college grad rebate used as cap cost reduction. Total payments $7800. Residual $14,660.12,000 miles SUTKOWSKI’S WALLS 092 Special per year, 15C thereafter. ' • Wallpapering • Painting Services 24 908-290-1712 •A Polish Hardwork With 1 9 9 8 F O R D CUSTOM-SLIPCOVERS MO. German Precision Upholstery, Draperies, Foam. THE WALL DOCTOR 30 yrs. exp. Guaranteed C O N T O U R G L LEASE Workmanship. 908-888-2775 $ 1 9 0 Custom Paperhanging LONG DISTANCE 4 dr auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b am/fm cass, a/c, t/gls, r/def. tilt, 236A package. VIN WK124731. MSRP $18,190. 24 month closed end lease with $0 down, $190 1st By Tex Miller. 908-536-9451 9.9 c/min. Flat. Can 15 ,Uk 15, pymnt., $225 sec. dep. and $0 bank fee. $1000 rebate + $650 college grad rebate, if qualified, used as cap cost reduction. Total payments $4560. Residual WALLPAPER Italy 33.1-888-888-3609 no fee $11,959.12,000 miles per year, 15e thereafter. ~ ______Hung with TLC. Patience & PHONE INSTALLATION Neatness! 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4 dr V-6, p/s, p/b, ABS am/fm cass, p/driver's seat, a/c, t/gls, r/def, cruise, carpet mats, 205 package. VIN VA245217. MSRP $21,585. 24 month closed end DETAILED lease with $0 down, $306 1st pymnt,. $350 sec. dep. and $0 bank fee. $1000 rebate + $650 college grad rebate used as cap cost reduction, if qualified. Total POWERWASHING ALTERATIONS - Custom i, patio Curtains. Dressmaking. LOW payments $7176. Residual $12,803.12,000 miles per year, 15c thereafter. Call 908-679-1 793 LOW PRICES! 908-360-9011 RICK’S POWERWASHING 24 Decks • Patios • Houses 096a Window 1998 FORD WINDSTAR Free Demo’s. 908-251-9553 MO. Treatm ents GL WAGON 088 Pool LEASE MADE in my home, designed Services in your home. Reasonable $ Call 908-308-9384 Auto 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, ABS am/fm cass, p/winds/Iks, a/c, t/gls, r/def, tilt, cruise, body side moldings, 472A package, 7 passenger.ier. VIN WBA1042WBA10426. MSRP $25,180. 24 month closed end lease with $0 down, $305 1st pymnt., $325 sec. dep. and $0 bank fee. $1000 rebate + $650 college grad rebate used as cap cost FREE POOL REMOVAL reduction. Total payments $7,176.12,000 miles per year, 15e thereafter. ALUMINIUM POOLS 096b Window CALL 908-281-7056 W ashing 24 1 9 97 FORD LEVY’S DUN-RITE MO. WINDOW WASHING EXPLORER LEASE Reas, rates. Call 908-739-8755 A.T.C. Auto V-8, p/s, p/b, am/fm cass, p/winds/Iks, a/c, t/gls, r/def, tilt, cruise, gauges, luggage rack, overhead console, 945B package. VIN VUB69493. MSRP $31,720. Plumbina& Heating, Inc. 24 month closed end lease with $0 down, $395 1st pymnt and $425 sec, dep. Total payments $9480. Residual $20,800.12,000 miles per year, 15e thereafter. All Your Plumbing Needs REASONABLE RATES 908-536-4954 Lie. #9816, Fully Insured ALAN BLACKBURN Plumbing/Heating Water Heaters, Boiler Installat­ ions. Remodeling. NJ Master Plumbing License \ # 5325 908-238-2945 BACSOKA PLUMBING & HEATING Complete Kitchen & Bath Remodeling. Water Heaters. Sewer & Drain Cleaning Reasonable Rates. Freefcst. License #5628. WE DO IT ALL 7 0 0 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank 9 0 8 * 7 4 1 " 6 0 0 0 I S f f B S l sl CALL 908-727-0014 INDEPENDENT, MAY 21, 1997 7 1

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OUR ADS CALL CLASSIFIED HONDA ACCORD LXI ’89 PONITAC GRAND AM ’90 BUY IT, SELL IT, FIND IT IN OUR ADS GET RESULTS CALL CLASSIFIED 4 Dr. sedan, 5 speed, blue. 2 dr., p/w, p/l, tilt cruise, alloys, CLASSIFIED. 1-800-660-4ADS CALL CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED 1-800-660-4ADS GET RESULTS FOR GREAT BUYS! Fully loaded. Moon roof, alarm. Exc. cond. 78,000 1-800-660-4ADS 1-800-660-4ADS 1 owner. $4,900. or best offer. miles, $4,500. 908-739-2578 CALL CLASSIFIED 1-800-660-4ADS Call 908-274-2230 CARS/TRUCKS PLEASE CHEVROLET S10 TAHOE PONTIAC GRAND AM LE ’91 PICK-UP ’93 - V-6, filiel 1-800-660-4ADS CADILLAC SEVILLE ’86- HONDA-Prelude 1982 2 dr., 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, injection, 5 spd., air, p/s, p/b, ADVERTISE YOUR FOR EXPORT DONATE White w/grey leather interior. Auto, P/S, P/B, sunroof, am/fm stereo, garaaea. Good ’86-97. paying 1,000’s over Your car or truck etc. to feed & bedliner, new tires & brakes. Good condition. $2,000. or great motor, asking $500. condition. Call after 7pm. 4 WHEEL DRIVE clothe the poor & homeless of 45,000 miles. Mint cond. SAILBOAT SPORT UTILITY VEHICLE dealers. Hi miles OK. Lease & 12 feet. Complete with 45 best offer. Call 908-671-8263 Call 908-246-7534 908-257-0917 bank payoffs OK. Cash at Monmoutn & Middlesex Co. $8,000. Call 908-251-3176 or 908-591-0550 HERE!!!! square feet nylon sail. Asking MERCURY COUGAR ’86 your door. Call 908-462-5017 Same day free pick up, CHEVY VAN ’87-ORIGINAL $250. Call 908-431-9595 CHEVY BERETTA GT Good Condition. Automatic. SEIZED CARS CHEVROLET Suburban ’86 TAX DEDUCTIBLE. No Hassle OWNER, great condition. Orig. owner. Asking $2,400. from $175. Porsches,Cadillacs, exc. cond. dual heat, dual A/C, CASH FOR YOUR CAR Call 908-382-8060 Asking $3,400. Please call ’88. Many new parts. Runs & 4 wheel drive, all power. looks good. $2,000. or best Calf908-254-6319 Chevys, BMW’s, Corvettes. ARTY’S AUTO SALES 908-446-5448 offer. Call 908-251-7926 Also Jeeps, 4WD’s. Your Area. Call 908-257-2900 TOP $$$ FOR MERCURY MARQUIS ’84­ Toll free for current listings call East Brunswick, 908-257-6700 JUNK/USED Cars & Trucks DODGE B350 ’84-HD Van- FORD AEROSTAR 93’ 4 dr., V6, auto, a/c, p/s, p/b, 1-800-218-9000 Ext. A-4730 1-800-870-1652 361 Automatic, 11 passenger XL Plus. Green, mint condi­ cruise, p/w, p/b, p/w, p/l, clean 112 Autos /T ru c k s CASH PAID converts to work van. $3,0u0. TOYOTA CELICA GT ’89- For junk cars, trucks, for WANTED RUNNING and Call 908-671-0390 ______AUTOMOTIVE tion, 6cyl, power windows/locks in & out. $1,200. 908-671-0390 W anted REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks $7,500. Call 908-721-0255 Red, HB, All Power, 5 speed, recycling. Call anytime Tommy DODGE CARAVAN ’97 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE ’90 Dell’s 908-787-5453 $100. and UP. Junk Cars 90,000 miles, 1 owner. $4,700. Removed. 908-238-9481 Lift for disabled. 16,000 mi. 16V GS. Loaded. Auto., up­ or best offer. Call 908-946-9244 Asking $20,000. SCOOTER- FORD ESCORT graded stereo. 80,000 miles. DONATE YOUR CAR TO WE BUY JUNK CARS- EXP ’88. 2 door, 5 speed, blue. Great condition. Asking AAA»CASH PAID JEWISH HERITAGE FOR Shoprite-$1,500. or best offer. p/s, p/b , air, am/fm, cruise All makes & models. Cash on Marlboro Auto Wreckers Call 908-257-9167 110 Autos for Sale $5,500. Call 908-446-5019 T H E B L IN D 908-591-1400 control. Good condition. Some the SPOT. Call 908-477-0228 Tax Deductible, Free Towing, FORD ECONOLINE VAN ’79 new parts. $800. or best offer. MUSTANG ’88- Low milage, BUY IT ABLE & DEAD 7 Days Free Good work truck. Reliable. exc. cond. auto, A/C $3,750. Free Phone Card to donors Call 908-257-1375 Removal of Junk Cars, w/ad. (#1109) 113 Auto Parts New tires. Runs great. Asking FORD Tempo ’94 Fully loaded SELL IT for new/old. 908-390-5531 $1,200. Call 908-679-8310 FORD ESCORT GT 89 exc. cond. 30,000 mi. $6,000. 1-800-2-DQNATE Services BLACK, 2 door, 5 speed, Call 908-251-0616 FIND IT GMC SONOMA SLE p/b, p/steering, AC, ALL SCRAP CARS JUNK & RUNNING CARS BUY CARS FOR $125 am/fm/ cass. 4 new tires. OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME AND TRUCKS. LARGE OR 1992. V6. 5 spd., a/c, p/w, p/l, Seized & sold locally by Good condition $1,700. ’90. Fully loaded. 82,000 hwy. CLASSIFIED SMALL. ANY CONDITION. 24 HOUR SERVICE ALBERT’S AUTO DETAILING am/fm/cass., bed liner, cruise., IRS. DEA, FBI mi. Good looking. Asking H & H AUTO WRECKERS TOP CASH PRICES PAID Wash & Wax $50. Free pick­ $7,500. or best offer. 1-800-522-2730 Ext. 2730 CALL 908-683-0139 $5,500. Call 908-591-0632 908-591-0366 908-536-8031,609-758-8850 up & delivery. 908-495-5511 Exc. Cond. Call 908-566-6919.

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O A V C • MAKE THE DIFFERENCE!" In L u xu ry F or L ess! '9 7 H O N D A '9 7 H O N D A Slew 1997 C I V I C c x ACCORD HATCHBACK “Value Package Sedan” 3 dr hatch. 5 spd man trans. 4 cyl. man steer, man 4 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm cass, a/c, t/gls, brakes, a/c, t/gls, dual air bags, cloth int. VIN r/def, bkt sts, sport mrrs, bsm, all ssn stl bltd rdls. VH106068. Stk. #3303. MSRP $12,145. Dir Disc. VIN VA148263. Stk. #3261. MSRP $17,390. Dir $869. Disc $1395. *11,276 *15,995 4 X4 $500 Down Payment

4-Dr, Leather, 190HP 6-Cyl Eng, Auto Trans, P/ABS Brks, P/Strg, A / C, Clim ate Cntrl, Dual Air Hags, P/Windows, Central Locking, Tilt, Cruise, Anti-Theft System, Keyless Entry, AM/FM Stereo Cassette/CD Player, AUoy Wheels, Sun Roof,T/Glass and More! V1N#VT516776. M SRP:. .$30,395 '97 ACCORD SE '97 ACCORD LX V-6 '97 PASSPORT LXW 4 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b. am/fm/cd, 4 dr. auto, V-6, p/s. p/b, am/fm cass, Black, auto, 4WD. 6 cyl. p/s, p/b, am/fm p/wind/lks. anti-theft alarm, a/c, t/gls. p/wind/iocks, a/c. t/gls, r/def. bkt sts, r/def. cruise, elec moonroof. VIN all ssn stl bltd rdls. VIN VA013072. Stk cass, p/wind/locks, a/c. t'gls, r/def, tilt, cruise, VA125004. MSRP $21,835. 24 mo #3482. MSRP $22,895. 24 month dual air bags, bkts. sport mirrs. all terrain Now In-Stock! closed end lease with $740 down. 1st closed end lease with $1150 down. tires, alloy whls. VIN VA114297 Stk. #3467. Q X 4 pymt., $225 sec. dep and $495 bank $239 1st pymt., $250 sec. dep. and MSRP $26,395. 24 mo lease w/$1300 fee. Total pymts. $5256. residual S495 bank fee. Total pymts. $5736 $16,376. 12,000 miles a year. 18c Residual $16,484.40. 12,000 miles down, 1st pymt., $300 sec dep. and $450 thereafter. per year. bank lee. Total pymts. $6696 Residual $18.740.45.12.000 mi a yr, 150 thereafter. LEASE FOR LEASE FOR Total cost of lease $8506 Ready Fop Delivery! BUY $219 *239 FOR*2 1 ,9 3 7 PERMO. PERMO. Luxnry Meets Utility! ■ M a s s N E W C D I f N O W I '90 Infiniti Q45 ’93 Infiniti J30 ’95 Infiniti G20 *95 Infiniti G20 4-Dt, Auto, 8-Cyl, Traci Clri, P/S, ABS Brks, 4-Di, Aulo, Kyi, PA P/ABS Bfc, A/C, Clim 4-Dr, Auto, FRWD, 4-Cyl Eng, P/S, P/ABS 4-Or, Aulo, FRWD, 4-Cyl, P/ABS Brks, P/Strg, Oim Cntri, P/Sts/Win/Lb/Mire, lthr Htd Ctrl, P/Sts/Wnds/lks/Mrrs, lthr, Duol Air Brks, P/Winds/lks/Mirrs, Duol Air Bags, A/C, PW, PDl, Pwr/Ant/Mrrs, Tilt, Cruise, Int Sts, 0/Air Bogs, Sun Roof, Set Sys, AM/FM Bogs, Sec Syst, Keyless Ent, AM/FM Sl Coss/ A/C, Alloy Whls, AM/FM St Coss w/CD, Wprc, Alloy Whls, Sec Sys, Sun Roof, AM/FM Si Coss, 87.974mi, VIN#LM008662. CD and More! 60,367mi. VINIPM021631. T/Gls&More! ll,279mi.VIN#ST52/424 Ster Cass. 23,909 mi. VIN#ST519618. ^Backed By Our 3 Mo,/3,00^5 *: PRE-OW NED CARS & TRUCKS i ^Mile Warranty ^ 3 *13,900 $13,900 $15,900 *17,900

■91 HYUNDAI EXCEL CHEVY S-10 PICKUP ’94 Infiniti J30 ’94 Infiniti Q45 '96 Infiniti 130 ’95 Infiniti Q45t ‘ 8 8 ‘ 8 8 HONDA CIVIC ‘92 M A IM MX3 COUPE m Touring, 4-Or, Auto, 8-Cyl, Tract Clri, P/S, ABS • 4 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, 2 dr, 5 spd. man., 6 cyl, p/s, 4 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, 2 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, 4-Di Aulo, 6-Cyt, PS, ABS Brks, dim Cntrl, fOr, Auto, Trod Cntri, P/S, ABS Brks, 4-Dr, Auto, 6-Cyl, P/ABS Brks, P/S, A/C, am/fm cass, a/c, t/gls, r/def, am/fm cass, p/winds, a/c, p/b, am/fm cass, a/c, t/gls, Duol Air Boa, P/Wimk/Ltks/Mrrs, P/Llhr dim Cntri, P/W'm/lks/Mirrs, Dud Air Bogs, Duo! Air Bags, Clim Cntri, P/Winds/lks, Sec Brks, uim Ctrl, P/Sts/Win/Lks/Mrs, lthr Htd p/b, a/c, t/gls, all ssn stl t/gls, r/def, bkt sts, sport Seats, Set Sys, Keyless Entry, AM/FM Ster P/Ufa Sts, (/Entry, Sec Sys, AM/FM Sl Cass, Sys, Keyless Entry, AM/FM Ster Coss w/CD, Sts, Sun Roof, AM/FM Cass/CD, Sec Sys, bkt sts, sport mirrs, all ssn stl r/def, bkt sts, sport mirrs, Cassw/CD. 53,109mi. VIN#RM105795. Sun Roof. 39,641mi. VINIRM262878. Sun Roof, 18,645 mi. VINITT017196. Keyless Ent, 23,608mi VIN#SM308467. bltd rads. VIN J2203787. mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls. spoiler, all ssn stl bltd rdls. bltd rdls. VIN MU298675. Stk JA013471. Stk #842. 113,135 VIN N0103667, Stk #858. #861. 87,313 miles. Stk. #844,104,750 miles, miles. 52,301 miles. *18,900 $22,900 $24,900 $31,900 *1950 *3995 *4995 *6995 ’92 Hyundai Excel '95 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS '93 Cadillac Sedan Deviile '95 Dodge Grd Caravan ‘94 HONDA CIVIC DX ‘93 JEEP k/VVU ‘ 9 4 H O N DA ‘96 FORD RANGER 4-Ooor, Auto Trans, 4-Cyl Engine, P/Strg, 2-Dr, Auto, 4-Cyl Eng, P/Strg, B/Brks, A/C, 4-Dr, Aulo, P/Brks, P/Strg, A/C, 6-Cyl Eng, Minrvon, Aulo Tram, 6-Cyl Eng, P/ Brks, 2 dr, 5 spd man trans, 4 cyl, WRANGLER T* QeH . 7 C IV IC E X 5 spd, 4-cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm P/Brks, A/C, AM/FM Stereo ond Mote! P/WindowsAocks, Tilt, Cruise, lthr, P/Sun P/Winds/lcks/Mirrs, leather Seats, Tilt, P/Strg, A/C, Cruise Cntri, Tilt Whl, AM/FM 5 spd man 4 cyl p/s, ’ r j ! p/s, p/b, am/fm cass, a/c, t/gls, . . ^ /ice X 4 dr- aut0’ 4 cyl- p/s- p/b’ cass, a/c, t/glass, sport mirrs, all 66,738 mi. V1N#NU564787. Roof, AM/FM Stereo Cassette and More! Cruise, AM/FM Stereo Cassette and Much Stereo Cassette ond More! 7 Passonger r/def, bkts, sport mirrs, elec p/b. am/fm cass t/gls. > J r Vf C am/fm cass, p/wmds/ season st bltd rads. VIN 45,147 iro. V1N#SE065762. More! 71,138mr.VIN#P4299666. Sealing! 31,082 mi. VIN#SX509667. bkts styled whls. s o f t \ f i r -iwr>«» > locks, a/c, t/gls. bkt sts. TPA31146, Stk. #800. 4,918 mi. sunroof, all ssn stl bltd rdls. n A x rem mirrs. sun root, alloy top VIN TP238743. Z API 0 1 Includes balance of factory VIN. RL024435, Stk. #874, lAu! r^whls VIN RS001013 Stk $14,900. 49,948 mi. Stk #651.46,590 mi i #762 41,485 miles warranty. $3,900. $13,900 *13,900. *10,495 *11,650 AT4 *12,995 *13,595 ‘94 CHRYSLER ‘93 MERCURY VILLAGER “LS” ‘94 ACURA LEGEND “L” ‘94 ACURA LEGEND L TO W N W AG ON Mini van, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, Black on black, auto, 6 cyl, p/s, Auto., 6 cyl., p/s, p/b, am/fm Auto. 6 cyl. p/s. p/b, am/fm am/fm cass, p/win/Iks, dual p/b, am/fm cass, p/winds/locks, cass., p/winds/Iks, a/c, t/gls, cass. p/winds/locks, a/c, t/gls, a/c, bucket seats, sport mirrs, a/c, t/gls, r/def, cruise, lthr int. rw def, t/whl, cruise, Ithr int, r/def, cruise, all ssn stl bltd all ssn stl bltd rads. VIN rem mirrs, sun roof, alloy whls. rem mirrs, sun rf, all ssn s/b, rdls. VIN RX161885. Stk PDJ50220. Stk. #828, 25,490 VIN RC001981. Stk #867. rdls, alloy whls. VIN #864.59,543 miles. miles. 40,111 miles. RC003729, Stk. #786, 36,847 *13,995 *13,995 *19,900 mi *21,495 CIRCLE X INFINITI DENIS DIFEO’s & ^ , LAURENCE lANNACCONE’s # 1 M J f l (g * V 1 HI |L| Jft M onmouth & Ocean Comities Exclusive Infiniti Dealer hwy. 3 4 at COAST HONDA ■ 300 ROUTE 36 • WEST LONG BRANCH,NJ * (908) 389-1200 I ALLENWOOD RD. e m m m m =■ * Lease subject lo credit approval IS, insurability os determined by primary lender. Based on 36 month closed end leose. Total due WALL TOWNSHIP 9T*ftB2211 1 at lease inception $1749... (includes $500 down or trade equiv. 1st month payment, $400 refundable security dep ond $450 bank fee.) Total lease payments $14,364 +tax. 12,000 miles/year, excess mileage @ $ .1 5 thereafter. Residual Value Prices in this ad include all costs to consumer except license, registration and taxes. Lease exclude $400 lease end disposition fee. Ad is a coupon and $19,452.80 frice(s) indude(s) all costs to be paid by a consumer except for licensing costs, registration fees, and taxes. Pictures must be presented at time ot sale. Ad prices good on in-stock vehicles only tor a period of 7 days from dale of publication. Must qualify for all 1st Time are for illustrative purposes only. Not responsible for typos. Available at Circle Infiniti thru 5 /3 1 /9 7 . Must bring in ad. Buyer, College Graduate and Owner Loyalty Rebates. Financing 4 leasing subject to approval by primary lender. See your dealer for further information. 7 2 INDEPENDENT, MAY 21, 1997

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New • 1997 • Nissan New • 1996 • Nissan S E N T R A G X E M A X I M A G X E 4 cyl., 5 spd., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 6 cyl., auto, P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, p/W, cruise/tilt, alloy cruise/tilt, AM/FM stereo cass. VIN whls., AM/FM stereo cass., security/convenience #VC717761. MSRP $15,348. grp. VIN #TT165542. M SRP $23,798. *12.599 $ 18.999

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1 9 9 6 H O N D A 1989 FORD RANGER 1 9 9 4 C H EV Y 19 9 1 H O N D A 1989 TOYOTA 1992 MITSUBISHI f CIVIC 4 DR SUPERCAB PICKUP CAVALIER 2 DR C R X 2 D R CRESSIDA ECLIPSE GS \ 4 cyl., 5 spd., p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm stereo 4 cyl., 5 spd., p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm ste­ 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm stereo 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm stereo 6 cyl-, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, p/w, cruise/titt, am/fm 16 valve 4 cyt., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, p/w, cruise/titt, am/fm cass. Vin #ML018059.80,879 mi. reo. Vin #KPA81989. 67,781 mi. cass. Vin #R7293677. 52,279 mi. cass. Vin #MS000192. 71,584 mi. stereo cass., p/sundroof. Vin #K0017720,90,712 mi. stereo cass., moonroof. Vin #NE07314l. 61,595 mi.

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1998 NI$SAN 1994 HYUNDAI 1994 NISSAN 1 9 9 2 M AZDA 1994 NISSAN 1993 NISSAN PATHFINDER XE 4X4 SCOUPE SENTRA LTD EDITION MIATA CONVERTIBLE A L T I M A G X E A L T I M A S E 6 cyl., 5 spd., p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, p/w, cruse/tilt, alloy 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/w, am/fm 4 cyl., auto, d/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, p/w, 4 cyl., 5 spd., p/s, m/b, a/c, alloy whls., am/fm 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, p/w, cruise/tilt, 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, p/w, cruse/tilt, whls., am/fm stereo cass. Vin #TW00170B. 119,941 mi. stereo cass. Vin #RU187653.32,461 mi. cruise/tilt. Vin #RC879702.36,669 mi. ste re o c a ss. V in # S N 0 3 1 7 0 6 0 .3 6 ,2 0 0 m i. am/fm stereo cass. Vin #RC171114.44,604 mi. am/fm stereo cass. Vm #PC208813.61,857 mi:

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1995 NISSAN 1995 NISSAN 1 9 9 4 H O N D A 1994 NISSAN 1997 NISSAN 1997 NISSAN 2 0 0 S X ALTIMA A C C O R D E X M A X I M A G X E A L T I M A G X E ALTIMA 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, p/w, am/fm 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, p/w, 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, p/w, am/fm 6 cyl., auto, p/s, abs, p/b, a/c, p/l, p/w, cruise/tilt, am/fm 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, p/w, cruise/tilt, 4 cyl., 5 spd., p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, pw, cruise/tilt, stereo cass. Vin #SC501702.19,084 mi. cruise/tilt. Vin #SC202551. 32,235 mi. stereo cass. Vin #RA049178.51,314 mi. stereo cass., p/sunroof. Vm #RT233324.44,644 mi. am/fm stereo cass. Vin #VC101357.17,600 mi. a m /fm ste re o c a ss. V m # V C 1 3 9 7 8 4 .6 ,2 3 0 m i.

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1993 MITSUBISHI 1993V4 INFINITI 1994 NISSAN 1993 NISSAN 1993 NISSAN 1 9 9 5 H O N D A DIAMANTE ES G 2 0 M A X I M A S L T A L T I M A G X E PATHFINDER SE 4X4 PASSPORT 4 DR 4X4 6 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, p/w, cruise/tilt, alloy 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/seats, p/l, p/w, cruise/titt, 6 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, p/w, cruise/tilt, alloy 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, cruise/tilt, am/fm ste­ 6 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, p/w, cruise/tilt, 6 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, p/w, cruise/tilt whls., am/fm stereo cass., leather int. Vin alky whls., CD player, p/sunroof, leather int. Vin whls., am/fm stereo cass., CD player, p/sunroof, p/sunroof. Vin #PW116211,46,370 mi. am/fm stereo cass. Vin #S4407441.40,513 mi. #PY036077.57,090 mi. #PT458881.59,996 mi. leather int. Vin #RT506319.27,343 mi. reo cass. Vin #PC232066.61,056 mi.

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1996 MERCURY 1993 BUICK 1995 PONTIAC TRACER REGAL CUSTOM SUNFIRE 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto o/d, p/s, p/b, a/c, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm 2 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/anti-lock brakes, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, buckets, st, fab/int, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, a/c, am/fm st, fab/int, rec/seats, console, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, p/w, bd/sfde md, tint, cruise, int. wipers, tilt, gauges, r/def, tint, pin strip, int wipers, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, intermit ext: white, int: blue, Stk. #3250, Vin mats, ext: red, int: gray, GM Certified used #P1417916, 26,987 miles. wipers, air bag's driver & pass, ext: Vechicle, Stk. #2856, Vin #SS887619, green, int: gray, Stk. #342, VIN $1 0 , 9 9 5 $1 0 , 9 5 0 22,440 miles. * 1 0 , 9 9 5 #TR609600,14,302 miles.

1995 MERCURY 1996 BUICK 1994 P O N T I A C

1 ifi5 K l i FIREBIRD 2 ^ 0UGAR * R;7 „ 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto o/d, p/s, p/b a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, t-bar, buckets, rec/seats, rec/seats, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, console, gauges, r/def, pw, p/d/l, bd/side p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md.^int, cruise, p/tr, bd/side md, tint, cruise, int. wipers, ■■■ md, tint, cruise, intermit wipers, tilt, m 0% — pin stripe, intermit wipers, p/ant, tilt, tilt, air bag driver's side, ext: white UM alum, whls., air bag’s driver & pass, ext: ( 1 Q C 35 ^ M J m ■ B alum wh, air bag driver's & pass, ext: J f M interior: Blue Stk. #3237, Vin 1 black, int: gray. Stk. #3243, VIN 1 . a ■ * » * > Z i i opel white, int: tan, Stk. #391, VIN 1 f a J M W W #T6442482, 26,235 miles. ■ “ ■ ^ #R2240409, 47,169 miles. ■ m m * ■ #SH652585, 31,713 miles.

1993 BUICK ROADMASTER 1996 C H E V R O L E T 1996 M E R C U R Y ESTATE WAG. LUMINA B B B li SABLE GS 4 dr, wag., 8 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/anti-lock 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm 4 rir fi cyl antn rw/erririvft p/s p/anti-lock brakes, a/c, am/fm st/cass, p/seats, rec/seats, st/cass, fab/int, rec/seats, gauges, r/def, brakes, a/c, am/fm st/cass., fab/int, p/seats,. gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, bd/side md, tint, p/w, p/d/l, bd/side md, tint, cruise, int. rec/seats, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, r/wipe-wash, cruise, rf rack, int. wipers, p/ant, wipers, tilt, air bags, driver & pass., ext: p i bsm, tint, cruise, p/tr, int wipers, tilt, alum tilt, alum, whl, air bag driver's side, third seat, blue, int: blue. Stk #3239, Vin #T1197351, O ^ mJ ■ ■ ■ ■ E Z whls, air bags drivers & pass, ext: white,, int: 29,945 miles. low miles, ext: beige, int: tan, Stk #311, Vin $1 2 , 9 9 5 1 J j J J J tan. Stk. #366, Vin #TA647874,11,854 miles. * 1 4 , 9 9 5 IPW401274,42,103 miles.

1994 CHRYSLER 1993 LINCOLN TOW N z — r 1995 FORD MUSTANG

CAR SIGNATURE " 1 GT CONVERTIBLE 4 dr. 6 cyl, auto overdrive, p/s, p/b anti- 2 dr, Conv, 8 cyl, autooverdnve, p/s,gjanti- ick, a/c, am/fm st w/cd. lea/int, p/seats, brakes, a/c, am/fm st/cass. w/CD, _jkets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, leather/int, moon/rf, p/seats, rec/seats, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bsm, tint, cruise, p/tr, int. gauges, ^p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, «H ^ ^ ■ wipers, p/ant, tilt, alum wh, air bag's driver r/def, p/w, p/dl, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, cruise, p/tr, intermit wipers, tilt, alum wh, air JM l l l l t o & pass., traction control. Loaded! Stk. <£■4 cruise, p/tr, dig dash, sec sys, intermit X "fl ■ » ■ ■ ■ ■ EZ bag’s driver & pass, fog lamps, rear spoiler, I l | ■ JJ JJ Jj #3242, VIN #RH247485, 35,871 miles, ext: t* | m mM U i l wipers, p/ant, tilt, alum wh, Stk. #411, Vin ” 1 H ext: silver, int: gray, Stk. #414, Vin ■ ^ silver, int: gray. I m #PY723865,39,909 miles. ■ 7 W W #SF275828,14,602 miles.

1995 B U I C K 1995 L I N C O L N 1997 LINCOLN TOW N RIVIERA M A R K V I I I CAR SIGNATURE 2 dr, 6 cyl supercharge, auto o/d, p/s, anti-lock 4 dr, 8 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/b anti-lock, a/c, p/b, a/c am/fm st/cass w/CD, leather/int, am/fm st/cass w/cd, leather/int, moon roof, moon/rf, p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, console, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, p/seats, rec/seats, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, tint, cruise, p/tr p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, cruise, bd/side md, tint, cmise, p/tr, dig dash, sec sys, sec sys, intermit wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, alum ^ p/tr, int. wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, alum wh, intermit wipers, tilt, alum whl., air bags driver & wh, rf/rack, intermit wipers, tilt, alum wh, air um ■ ■ air bags driver’s, pass., keyless door entry, pass, C.D. player 10 pack, voice active cell bag driver’s side, traction control, heated ^ frac. asst., ext: green, int.: tan, Stk. #397, phone, touring package, ext: red. int: burg, Stk. driver seat, ext: white, int: tan, Stk. #365, VIN m m m m 9 ' V ^ 0 Vin #SY693283, 22,742 miles. #320, Vin #VY604021. 7,773 miles. * 1 9 ^ 9 9 5 #S4721691, 31,496, ImT * 3 3 , 9 9 5

'91 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS US ‘95 DODGE NEON SPORT ‘94 DODGE DAKOTA SPORT 4X4 ‘93 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER SALON ‘92 PLYMOUTH GRAND VOYAGER 93 MAZDA 626 ES 4 dr, 8 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/b, a/c, anVfm st, fab/int, 1/2 vinyl root, 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b anti-lock, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, 4 wd, p/u, 6 cyl., auto, overdrive, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, a/c, am/fm sVcass, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto o/d, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, p/seats, W ag., van, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/disc, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, p/seats, tec/seats, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side nvd, tot, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/del, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, fab/int, gauges, bd'side md, intermit wipers, alum wh, bed liner, air bag rec/seats, gauges, r/del, p/w, p/dfl, p/mir, bdfade md, tint, cruise, p/tr, sec fab/int, buckets, rec/seats, r/def, p/mir, bd/side/md, buckets, rec/seats, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, cruise, p/tr, pin stirp, int. wipers, tilt, w/w, air bag drivel's side, ext; tint, intermit wipers, tilt, air bag’s driver & pass, exterior red, interior driver’s side, exterior: green, interior: gray, Stk. #3143, VIN #RS514627, sys, pin strip, intermit wipers, it, air bag driver's side, ext burg., mt tint, cruise, pin strip, intermit w ipers, m ats, tilt, ext: tint, cruise, pin strip, int wipers, mats, tat, alum whl., ext: red, white, int: gray, Stk. #396, Vin #MX613838,76,892 miles. gray, Stk. #3241, VIN SD548794, 50,262 miles 79,734 miles. burg., Stk. #343, VIN #PD194794,53,045 miles. white, int: red, Stk. #2966, VIN #NX339158, 75,163 int: gray, Stk. #951, VIN #PS146639,40,867 miles. *7,995 *8,995 *8,995 *8,995 .. *10,995 *11,900 ‘93 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL ‘9 7 M E R C U R Y T R A C E R ‘96 MERCURY MYSTIQUE ‘95 MERCURY SABLE GS ‘94 JEEP CHEROKEE ‘96 MERCURY COUGAR XR-7 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto o/d, p/s, anti-lock p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fatrint landau/rf. 4 dr, 4 cyl, od, p/s, p/anti-lock brakes, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, buckets, 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/disc, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fah/int, p/seats, buckets, 4 dr, 8 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/anti-lock brakes, a/c, am/fm sVcass, fah/int, 2 dr., 4 wd, 6 cyl., auto, overdrive, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st, 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/anWock brakes, ak, air/m st/cass, fab/irt, fab/int, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def., bsm, tint, vinyVrf, p/seats, rec/seats, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, cruise, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, int. rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/cVI, p/mir, bd/side md, tint p/seats, rec/seats, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd'side md, tint, cruise, leather/irt, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, rAJef, p/w, p/cW, p/mir, p/tr, dig dash, sec sys, pin strip intermit wipers, p/ant, ti, alum wh, air bag wipers, alum whl., air bags, driver & pass., ext: white, int: gray. Stk. #384, cruise, p/tr, pin strip, intermit wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt exterior red, p/tr, pin strip, intermit wipers, mats, titt, alum wh, air bag’s driver & pass, r/wipe-wash, cruise, intermit wipers, tilt, ext: tan, int: tan, Stk. bcVside md, tint, cruise, pAr, int wipers, mats, tilt, alum whl., air bags, driwr driver's side, exterior white, interior brown, Stk #3214, VIN #PD162896, Vin #VW617461,16,307 miles. interior tan, Stk. #113, VIN #7X606018,17,251 miles. keyless dor entry, ext: It. mocha, int: tan, Stk. #410, VIN #SA645932, #3091, VIN #RL180920. low miles, 28,990 mites. & pass., traction assist ext: white, int: tan, Stk. #385, Vin ITH635754, 16,079 miles _ _ _ *11,995 * 1 2 ,495 *12,995 “ *13,495 *13,995 *14,995 ‘93 GMC JIMMY SLE 4x4 ‘95 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS GS ‘93 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO ‘95 FORD F-150 EDDIE BAUER ‘95 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL ‘97 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 dr, 4 wd, 6 cyl., auto, overdrive, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, a/c, am/fm 4 dr, 8 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/anti-lock brakes, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, ! 4 dr., 8 cyt., auto o/d, p/s, anti-lock p/b, a/c, am/fm stfcass w/CD 6 pack, 4 dr.. 8 cyt., auto

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Brand New Brand New A W~% JT r t Brand New MOUNTAINEER 1997Mercury t l / l M » m .B * . 1997Mercury VILLAG ER G S 4-Dr 3.0L 6-Cyl Ena, Auto w/OD, P/ABS Brks, PS, P/Lks, P/Seat, Air, Rr Def, Cruise, Roor Mats, Wagon, 7-pass., 3.0L 6-Cyl., Auto, P/ABS Brks, PS/W/Lks/Mirr/Seat, Air, Rr Def, Cruise, Luggage AnVFm St. Cass. VIN IVA602752. Stk. 11629. MSRP: $22,095, Lease: Total Payts: $10,764. Total Rack, Keyless Entry, MFm SI. Cass. VIN MJ17955. Slk. #V1296. MSRP: $26,900.""' Cost of Lease: $12,614. Purch. Optn. Al Lease End: $12,100. $10,764. Total Cost of Lease: $14,114. Purch. Optn. At Lease End:tnd: $12,100. No Down Payment Lease Per No Down Payt, ^ $500 Down Payt. ^ + S400Ref.Sec.Dep. ’ 3 6 9 Mo. 39 Mos.' + $1000 Factory Rebate ^ l + $2000 Factory Rebate ^ | * $495 Bank Fee + $350 Ref. Sec, Dep. + $350 Ref. Sec. Dep. + S3691st Mo. Payt. + $500 Bank Fee s 2 9 9 + $500 Bank Fee $1264 Total Due At Lease Inception ’2 9 ,0 3 2 ■>■$299 1st Mo. Payt. - + $299 1st Mo. Pavt. ! 2 9 9 w m i r v a >2149 Total Due At Lease inceptionInception Lease Per Mo. 36 Mos.* ■ S3649 Total...... Due At Lease ' Inception tion Lease Per Mo. 36 AMos.* —NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR THE ALL NEW LINCOLN NAVIGATOR—

1994 MERCURY 1995 MERCURY 1994 FORD 1993 CHEVY 1995 TOYOTA ^ « COUGAR XR7 1994 LINCOLN F o r d MYSTIQUE TAURUS WAGON BLAZER CAMRYLE CONTINENTAL R e d 4-Dr., Aulo Trans, Frnt. Whl Drive, 4-Dr, 6£yl Eng., Automatic 6Cyl Eng, Automatic 4-Dr, 4-Cyl Eng, Auto Trans, PS, 4-Dr., Auto, 6-Cyl, PS/B/W /Lks/ a m PS, PB, Air, Dual Air Bag, T/GIs, Transmission, PS, PB, Air, Dual C a r p e t C r e d i t Air Bn Ti, Cruise, T/GIs. VIN Transmission, Four Wheel Drive, PB,Ar,AMWCass,Rr.Del, Aniiir, Ar, Rr Del, Cruise, TI Rr. Def. VIN #SK635984. Stk. Air Bag, Rr.Def.VIN #RA150454. PS, PB, Air.VIN #P0146960. Stk. Delay Wprs. VIN #S0288113. Stk. T/Gtass, Dual Air Baa, Am/Fm St. L e a s e ® M798.» M 24,6331 #4731.16,211 Mi MSRP: Sfr.mi8.-MJS6M.MSRP: MSRP: $13,860. Leie: No Down #4373.58,6M MSRP; Mf3.29,317 Mi. MSRP: Cass, VIN f r a .S k #4659. $13,370. Lease: No Down Payt. + $13,280. Lease: No Down Payt+ $20,700. Lease: No Down Part. + $17,480, Lease: No Down Pat, + 24,479 Mi. MSRP: $19,320, Lease: Rajl.+$300 Ref. Sec. Dep.+$495 $300 Ref, Sec. Dep,+$495 Bank $300 Ref. Sec. Dep.+$495 Bank Bank Fee+$2481sl Month ftwmenl $350 Ref. Sec. Dep.+$495 Bank $350 Rel. Sec, Dep.+$495 Bank No Dorn Payt.+$550 Rel, Sec. Dep, Fee+$2511st Month Payment: Fee+$2621st Month Payment: Fa+$2891stMorthP»nt= Fee+$2991st Month Payment +$495 Sank Fee+$499lstlW) =$1043 Due Ai Lease Inception. $1046 Due At Lease Inception. $1057 Due At Lease Incision. Total Ravte: $6696. Total Cost of $1134 Due At Lease Inception. $1144 Due At Lease Inception. Pcvment=$1544 Due At Lease Total Ms: Wm i& of Total M : JOT. Moist of Total Parts: $8073.Total Cost Of fnceplijn. TotalPats: $13,473. Total Lease: $7491. Purch. 0j*i. At Lease Lease: $7572, Purch. Optn. At Lease: $7869. Purch. Optn. At End: $8075. Lease: $8648. Purch Optn. Of Lease: $8918. Purch. Optn, At Cost of Lease: $14,518. Purch. Qstn. Lease Bid: $7223. Lease End: $6484. Lease End: $9384. Lease End: $11,662. At Lease End: $9111. 2 M ile s O f f T h e $ L E A S E $ ‘ P E R M O . Garden State WELCOMES *248 *262 w 27 MOS. ’2 9 9 : ALL NEW * 4 9 9 ; P a r k w a y M EM BERS "MANY O’™ ® PRE-OWNED VEHICLES AT COMPARABLE SAVINGS! Exit 1 0 9

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NEW • 1997 • Chevy NEW • 1997 • Chevy r m m tSILVERADO 4x 4 TAHOE LS Extended Cab P i c k - U p V-8, auto, P/S, P/B, P/L, P/W, cruise/tilt, 14 DR. 4 x 4 alloy whls., AM/FM stereo cass., CD player, leather int., bedliner, sliding rear V-8, auto, P/S, P/B, A/C, P/seats, window, HO cooling. VIN #V1236407. Stk. P/L, P/W, cruise/tilt, alloy whls, #T71110. Dealer disc. $2783. Opt. pkg. AM/FM stereo cass, CD player, run­ disc. $750. MSRP $33,458. ning boards. VIN #VJ393057. Stk. 48 mo. closed end lease. L e a s e ’ #T71118. MSRP $33,155 $1,500 down/trade. 10,000 38 mo. closed end lease. L e a s e mi./yr, 120 over. 1st pyt. ref. F o r . . f p e r $1,500 down/trade. 10,000 sec. dep, and $475 bank m o . mi./yr, 180 over. 1st pyt. ref. F o r . . . p e r fee due at inception. Initial sec. dep, and $495 bank m o . I pyt. $2274. TOP = $16,327. fee due at inception. Initial *314 B u y $ pyt. $2308. TOP = $14,202. F o r . . . s s30.903

1987 PLYMOUTH 1995 CHEVROLET 1995 CHEVROLET 1 9 9 4 C H EV Y RELIANT LUMINA CORSICA K BLAZER 4X4 4 cyl., auto, P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM stereo, as traded. VIN V-6, auto, P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, cruise/tilt, AM/FM ste­ 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, ABS, P/L, P/W, cruise/tilt, V8, auto, P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, cruise, alloy whls., #HT700688. Stk. #70131.53,280 miles. reo, P/mirrors. VIN #S1102513. Stk. #72341. 38,123 miles. console, buckets, r. def., AM/FM stereo cass., t.g., cloth AM/FM stereo cass., P/mirrors, alarm. VIN #RJ422569. int., air bag. Vin #SY264486. Stk. #P6080.28,103 miles. Stk. #78951.35,525 miles. BOTTOM BOTTOM BOTTOM $ BOTTOM LINE PRICE 2 , 1 7 5 LINE PRICE $1 1 , 4 2 5 LINE PRICE 8 , 9 9 7 LINE PRICE $1 8 , 7 8 8 1 9 9 5 CH EV Y 1993 CHRYSLER 1996 MERCURY 1996 PONTIAC BLAZER 4 DR 4X4 TOWN & COUNTRY TRACER WAGON GRAND AM 4 DR 6 cyl., auto, P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, cruise/tilt, alloy whls, 6 cyl., auto w/od, P/S, P/B, A/C, body side molding, cruise/tilt, P/L, P/W, 4 cyl., auto, P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM stereo, rear wiper, 6 cyl., auto, P/S, P/B, A/C, cruise, alloy whls., AM/FM ste­ AM/FM stereo cass., alarm, P/seats. VIN #S2187328. Stk. Hr. mats, P/mirrors, r. wiper, AM/FM stereo cass., alloy whls., buckets, r. P/mirrors. VIN #TW602263. Stk. #P7012.27,350 miles. reo. VIN #TM523737. Stk. #P7015.29,599 miles. #P7024.24,138 miles. def, T.G., P/front seat. VIN #PX641986. Stk, #76811.60,672 miles. BOTTOM BOTTOM BOTTOM BOTTOM LINE PRICE 1 9 , 9 7 5 LINE PRICE * 1 2 , 9 9 8 LINE PRICE * 1 0 , 7 8 3 LINE PRICE $1 1 , 9 8 3 j

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