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R eq uirin g resid ency fo r cops

BY MARILYN DUFF Staff W riter

A j state-recommended ordinance con- j/W cerning residency requirements for JL S Lp olice officers has many cops and m unicipal officials confused. The move to formalize residency re­ quirements for police applicants stems from a June 16 letter from the state Department of Personnel. The letter was sent to municipali­ ties that want to hire only residents as police officers, but do not have an ordinance cur­ rently on the books. Bijit the proposed local hiring ordinance has created confusion because it includes ref­ erences to the promotion of non-resident police officers. In Hazlet, the president of the Patrolmen’s Beneivolent Association (PBA) expressed concern that the ordinance, which the town­ ship adopted last month, also might apply to promotions. Riissell Surdi of Howell, president of Hazlet PBA Local No. 189, said he does not belieye residency has any bearing on promo­ tion. I “If I’m (working) here nine hours, I have to know the town (as well as any resident),” Surdi, said. Of Hazlet’s current roster of police offi­ cers, 29 of 44 live in the township, according Hazlet Patrolman Gene Smith responds to a call. Towns that want to restrict police appointments to “resi­ to Deputy Chief Frank Emery. dents only” are being asked to “put it in writing.” (Photo by Rich Schultz) Continued on page 21

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BY MARILYN DUFF arrived about 11 a.m., “there was a him in the chest after he pulled the dri­ tween DiLaurenzio’s father and the pile-up on the front lawn of eight to 10 ver off of him. He subdued him with worker on the back of the garbage Staff W riter people,” including neighbors, family Cap-Stun pepper spray. truck, as the truck stopped to pick up dispute between a 25-year-old members, the truck driver and a worker This was the first of three separate clippings in front of the house. It was Hazlet man and a garbage from the truck. altercations, said Broderick. In the sec­ either about the clippings having been A hauler picking up curb side Broderick said he was able to sepa­ ond, DiLaurenzio allegedly bit there too long or that they smelled, said grass clippings on Cedar Avenue turned rate all the people except Louis DiLau- Balsamo on the finger. He was later Broderick. into a front-yard brawl the morning of renzio, 26, the son of the homeowner, treated at the hospital. Residents who want their grass clip­ July 25. and the driver of the truck, Rocco Bal- Broderick suffered chest pain from pings picked up pay private haulers. It apparently stemmed from a com­ samo, who works for area hauler D & J the kick but did not go to the hospital. While that was going on, the plaint about the clippings being picked Marangi Inc. His bullet-proof vest weakened the younger DiLaurenzio came out of the up late. Both men were charged with disor­ blow, he said. house, heard the discussion, and Police received numerous 911 calls derly conduct and released on their Broderick said he heard several ver­ allegedly started making threats to the about a large fight involving residents own recognizance. sions of why the fight started and said worker, said Broderick. and garbage truck operators in front of DiLaurenzio was also charged with multiple complaints have since been When the driver tried to settle the the 5 Cedar Ave. home. assaulting a police officer. filed by parties on either side. dispute, the fight erupted, he said. The Lt. James Broderick said when he Broderick said DiLaurenzio kicked Initially there was a discussion be­ driver’s father was also in the truck.

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Now that its ladder has become damaged, the Hook and Ladder Fire Company in Matawan is left with a IS IT WORTH $1,000? — Rose Sigismondi of Sigismondi Greenhouse, Aberdeen, weighs in a fat tomato in prepa­ firetruck that no one wants. ration for the big day. On August 27, the fattest tomato weighed in at this location will head to the finals for the Page 18 17th Annual Tomato Championship at Seaview Square in Ocean Township. (Photo by Lauren Jaeger) REGULAR FEATURES

• Calendar Page 32 Top tom ato w orth its w eight in gold • Classifieds Page 40 • Editorials Page 30 • Letters Page 30 owner $500, as w ill the 17th lightest, in “Now this is a beautiful tomato,” she A n n u a l c o n t e s t • Milestones Page 27 honor of the contest’s 17 years. said, holding a large, round, spotless fruit The local business owners expressed which came from her brother-in-law’s • Obituaries Page 34 t o award $1,000 excitement about the upcoming weigh-in. garden. However, the tomato weighed less • Sports Page 37 Frank Luccarelli of Dearborn Farms than two pounds. • Police Beat Page 35 for largest entry said that this is the first year his business Sigismondi added that several hybrids has weighed tomatoes for the competition. • Property Lines Page 40 ______BY LAUREN JAEGER______Of tomatoes, such as those called “We are looking forward to it,” he Supersonics, Flora America and Big Boy, • Yesteryear Page 31 Staff W riter said. produce the larger sized fruits. Luccarelli gave his tip for growing a The contest began in 1978, when He­ Before you eat that fat tomato from large tomato: take off all of the tomatoes im bold worked for the Federal Line your garden, weigh it. It could be worth a on the plant, except for one or two, and let Liquor Company in Kearny. He went to h u g e su m o f m o ney. them expand. If you do this, he said, the Ihe owners of the firm and recommended The 17th Annual Championship Phone numbers: rem aining tomatoes w ill get big and holding a tomato contest, because “tomato Tomato Weigh-In w ill award $1,000 to Editorial p lum p . juice and vodka makes a bloody M ary.” the person w ith the largest tomato on Aug. 254-7000 Ext. 226 “Tomatoes grow in sets, and there are The first year, there were 29 sponsors, 27. FAX 254-0486 usually four or five tomatoes to a set,” he each of whom gave $ 125 each. Last year’s winning tomato was 4.432 Circulation said. “Take off all of them except for the And that first year’s winner was Philip pounds and grown by M innie Zaccaria of 254-1755 la rg e s t.” Ondrush of Holmdel, who still maintains a Long Branch. Display Advertising Steve Powers, of Guaranteed Plants farm on Crawfords Comer Road, just like “She was a four-time winner,” said Joe 972-6740 Ext. 220 and Florist, said that it was his second generations before him did. Heimbold of Monmouth Beach, who has FAX 254-0256 year to participate, and six people showed Ondrush’s tomato weighed 3.47 organized the event from the very begin­ Classified 1-800-660-4ADS up for the weigh-in last year. pounds. n in g . Classified FAX 432-0016 He marveled at the winner of nis busi­ The all-time record was won by He would not say, however, if there ness’ weigh-in, which was five or six George Bucsko of Clifton, who grew a was a secret to growing the perfect toma­ inches in diameter, but noted that it was to. tomato weighing 4.574 pounds in 1985. j - BAYSHORE . two pounds lighter than the winning toma­ Ondrush, meanwhile, never entered the Tomato weigh-ins w ill be held at 46 to which took first place in the finals. Independent spots throughout the state, and also in Rose Sigismondi of Sigismondi Contest after the first time, but he still rel­ Delaware and Georgia. Greenhouse said that she has been weigh­ ishes the memory of that glorious moment Managing Editor Each business that chose to be a ing tomatoes every year since the contest his tomato took first. weigh-in center, paid $150 to be a sponsor began. “It wasn’t grown special for the con­ Judith McGee Feeney of the event, which is being promoted by She never knows what the turnout w ill test,” he said, noting that his 1 0 acres o f Sports Coordinator the Department of be, but it ranges from 1 0 to 2 0 people. land sprouts all kinds of vegetables. Agriculture. Lindsey Siegle “This year, w ith a prize for the lightest, He noted that when he heard about the Locally, tomato growers can weigh in Executive Editor I think there w ill be more entries Also, contest, he walked through his jungle of their fruits from 9 to 11 a.m. Aug. 27 at with $60 (for the sem ifinalist)...” In years Gregory Bean tomato plants and eyed the winner. The these locations: Dearborn Farms, Route past, she noted, sem ifinalists walked away Publisher average tomato, Ondrush noted, weighs in 35, Holm del, Sigism ondi Greenhouse, with only $25. Kevin Wittman at only one pound. This one, however, Lloyd Road, Aberdeen, and at the Sigismondi weighs her tomatoes on a was bursting at the seams. Guaranteed Plants and Florist, Locust colorful metal Am erican Fam ily Scale Ondrush took home $500 for his toma­ A Greater Media Newspaper Point Road, Locust. w hich is about 15 years old, but accurate. to. A t each location, the largest tomato She noted that the scale has never cra­ “It’s just a lot of luck,” he said, about The Bayshore Independent circulation is weighed in w ill then head to the finals, dled a winner, but her tomatoes were subject to audit by Verified Audit of which w ill be held 5 p.m. the same day at much prettier than the ones which took how to grow a large tomato. Ondrush Circulations, Inc. Published Wednesday by Seaview Square Mall, Routes 6 6 a nd 35, away the top prizes in the past. noted he never found a tomato as huge as the Greater Monmouth Publishing Co., Ocean Township. Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick N.J. “They are usually big and gnarly-look- tjie one he plucked from the plant in 1978. 08816. Third-class postage paid at Every finalist w ill take home a check ing,” she said. “They don’t look nice at For more information, call Deborah Eatontown < N.J. $32 a year. First-class for $60 and also a T-shirt and cap. In addi­ all. I thought they should give a prize for Lawler of the New Jersey Department of mail subscription available at $65 for 26 tion, the 17th largest tomato w ill win its weeks, 40 cents a copy. the prettiest.” Agriculture, Trenton, at (609) 292-8896. 4 AUGUST 10,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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Prices good through 8/21/94. W o reserve the rig ht to lim it quantities. N ot sold to dealers. N ot responsible for typographical errors. Rainchecks issued fo r any advertised item not in stock. THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 10, 1994 5 Tow n has got yo ur num ber IN BRIEF Police officers to BY MARILYN DUFF lot of inquiries about why they were the renumbering team, “Now I can have changing numbers, but very few com­ m y pizzas delivered better,” said Verange. begin training Staff W riter Five new police officers to join the p la in ts. Some of the other team members are: Aberdeen Township Police Force w ill The problems were not isolated, but W ally Bennett, head of the township’s M IDDLETO W N — Imagine having to begin training at the Monm outh County management inform ation department; sort through 1 1 , 0 0 0 house numbers and existed throughout the town. A “classic Police Academy, Freehold, on Aug. 15. then change almost half of them, making example,” said Verange, was Sunnyside Roberta Pulsch, who works in the The new officers, all residents of the sure that every house has a number, that Road, near Bamm Hollow Country Club, Inspections Department; Gary Homefield, township, are: Gus M. Grivas, 463 they follow in order, and that no two are where the houses at either end of the road a deputy .fire chief; and Dick Lloyd Road, Michael Plant, 565 Lloyd a lik e . had identical house numbers. O ’Shaughnessy, a former fire chief. John Road, Michael A. Lasko, 331 Flynn and Jim Naclerio worked on the Sherwood Drive, Raymond A. Sosa, That’s what Frank Verange, the town­ One of the residents “was frantic” to project as well. 824 Ridge Road, and James P. Powers, ship construction official, and a group of straighten out the problem for fear she 23 Brookview Lane. township employees and Fire Department m ight need an ambulance for her child, he Verange said that to him it was just The officers were expected to be of­ said. another task. “W e were fortunate we had volunteers have been working on for more ficially sworn in last night before than a decade. In Navesink, another resident was all these good people, he said, adding the Mayor Brian Murphy and the fire companies were “the heavyweights” They are about 95-98 percent finished, ecstatic about being assigned a house T o w n s h ip C o u n c il. when it came to getting the job done. with just loose ends remaining — such as number. He had never had one and told making sure people put up their new house numbers so emergency vehicles can fin d them . .“W e changed in excess of 4,500 num­ bers,” Verange said last week. He said he’s glad to be done, especial­ ly since he is about to retire after 2 2 ye a rs of working with government. Verange and other members of the “house renumbering team,” as it is called, were honored at the July Township Committee meeting.

Calling it an enormous and mostly vol­ unteer effort, M ayor Joseph O xley thanked the group for “bringing about a semblance of order” in the township.

It all started over 10 years ago, Verange explained, “when the Fire It's Tim e For Department decided it was tired of chas­ T h e B e s t O f S u m m e r ing crazy numbers, literally having to wait to see where the smoke was (in order) to Fresh From O ur Farm find the fire.”

Even as far back as 20 years ago, August at Dearborn Farms brings you the Verange said Ed Banfield, who lives in ve ry best of sum m er's harvest picked d a ily at our Navesink section, had tried to get the fam ily's farm and rushed to our store for same e ff o rt m o vin g . day freshness. Some houses had duplicate, triplicate You'll taste the freshness of w orld famous and even quadruple street addresses — for Jersey tomatoes— beefsteaks, cherries and example, there may have been four 17 plum s— zucchini, green peppers, yellow squash, Main Streets, said Verange. And there eggplant, string beans, cucumbers, waterm el­ were other houses that didn’t have num­ ons, cantaloupes and more, all picked daily at bers. our local farm. And since we grow our own

The 40-square-mile township has produce, you're guaranteed the very lowest about 25,000 addresses, according to prices and highest quality. V e ra n g e . Don't forget, Dearborn is yo ur sum m er cook-

Trying to find these places in the mid­ out headquarters w ith everything you need dle of the night in an emergency situation for the best barbecue ever! “was scary,” he said. When the firemen started reviewing THIS W EEK’S SPECIALS the house numbering system in the town­ ship, they “were appalled by What they Good from August 10-15 found,” Verange continued. G reen Bell or Sweet Frying As a result, the township in 1983 P eppers...... 29^/lb. (bagged) approved an ordinance setting in motion the renumbering program. Large Eggplant..... 29c/lb. (bagged)

W ith the advent of the 911 emergency PICKED DAILY! telephone system, all towns have had to straighten out confusing or erroneous Sw eet C o m ...... $1.99 doz. house numbers so that callers’ locations can be instantly identified, but Middletown was already unraveling its house-numbering morass.

“When 911 came out, it forced us to get the lead out,” said Verange.

The team reviewed in excess of 11,000 addresses that were out of order or confus­ ing in one fashion or another. D earborn Farm s If two streets had a problem, they went to the street w ith the fewest residents, so FARM MARKETDELI & GARDEN CENTER as to disturb few er people. Open every day. Mon. thru Sat., 8am - 6pm • Sun., Sam - 5pm * 2170 Highway 35, Holmdel, NJ • (908) 264-0256 Overall, Verange said they met with a 6 AUGUST 10, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT Principal’s priorities at school are student safety and security

BY CANDY TRUNZO

Staff Writer

M IDDLETOW N — The roof may be leaky and the computers squeaky, but aside from those things that money can fix, Ronald Pietkewicz does not intend to tinker w ith South’s success. Established 19\ After serving for six months as interim principal of the Middletown High School, Pietkewicz is planning for his first full • BBQ Turkey & Chicken year after being permanently named to the post this summer. •Homemade Salads “South is like a mini-college. I ’ve been exceedingly impressed with the students, • Pies & Breads the teachers and the programs,” he says. Pietkewicz credits parental involve­ • Fresh Dairy Products ment with much of the academic success • Hot Turkey Dinners of his students. “This com m unity supports education,” he says. • Eat In or Take Out In (he Sp flight W eekdays - 9 to 7 Saturdays - 9 to 6 Sunday - 9 to 4 But Pietkewicz is concerned about the safety and security of the building, “more 1 0 4 0 H w y . 3 5 , as a parent than a principal,” he explains. M id d l e t o w n “The roof is a priority,” he says, ac­ knowledging that, unless a m ulti-m illion dollar bond referendum is approved by 9 5 7 - 0 0 5 5 voters early next year, he w ill have to keep settling for makeshift solutions to support the sags and catch the drops each, tim e it rains. South, built in 1974 and the “newest” of the district’s 17 schools, needs about $ 2 m illion worth of roof repairs. The new principal says he is also con­ cerned about increased traffic flow and parking needs now that courtesy busing is no longer available in Middletown. He plans to work with the faculty’s Planning Committee to find solutions to the traffic p ro b lem s. Security is another issue that troubles Pietkewicz. The district has already in­ stituted a identification system for non­ Ron Pietkewicz staff maintenance workers and mandatory (Photo by Rich Schultz) visitors passes for guests at the school. Pietkewicz describes his management M iddle School for 18 years and was sci­ “W e have three excellent security style as informal — he has an open-door ence program coordinator for the district guards,” says the principal, “and we are policy — and inclusive. and then assistant principal at Thompson looking for a fourth to monitor the build­ “I am a leader of leaders,” he says. before m oving to Thom e in 1989. ing after-hours.” “Both teachers and student leaders.” Before Pietkewicz came to South, Pietkewicz says he hopes to find ways Before being named to replace Arthur there was another Pietkewicz on South’s and strategies to allow teachers to do all Travlos at South last January, Pietkewicz staff. His wife, Marie, was secretary to the the things they want to do and allow stu­ was the principal at Thorne M iddle principal. W hen her husband took over, dents to dig deeper into themselves to take S choo l. she was moved to the Bayshore M iddle advantage of learning opportunities. At He was a science teacher at Thompson S c h o o l. the top of the principal’s agenda is contin­ ued computerization. “W e need to bring more technology into the school,” he insists. By September, he says, the library’s Two find Andy Indy computer services w ill be beefed up. He is for finding Andy in the August 3 issue of THE STRONGEST NAME IN POOLS Our storied mascot, with a fetish for working to enable South’s students to finding the best deals around, was spot­ the Independent. Raneri spotted Andy in • 75 sizes and shapes. access research materials from home as is ted in each of the last two Independent the advertisement on page 34 for A8C0 • Patented BUDDY SEAT™ being done at High School North. issues by alert readers. Air Conditioning and Heating in Ab­ in-pool lounge center. He says that two new state-of-the-art Rose Giordano of Tina Place, erdeen. She will receive a free dinner for • Ask to see our video tape that computer labs w ill also be ready in Matawan, and Connie Raneri of two at Big Ed’s BBQ, Route 34, Old tells you all about pools. S ep te m b e r. Kenneth Terrace West, Middletown, Bridge.The entries mailed in by both Pietkewicz plans to introduce a peer FREE ESTIMATES each located Andy and are being reward­ Giordano and Raneri were the first ones mediation program this year, to encourage ed for their attention. drawn from among those identifying the students to talk out disputes and resolve Rose Giordano won a dinner for two cartoon character’s hiding place during conflicts among themselves. He says he for finding Andy Indy in the Wedding the last two weeks. wants the specifics of the program to be Planner on page 27, which runs monthly Each week Andy Indy, is hidden in a CENTRAlhjERSEY worked out by the students. in the paper, of the JuJy 27 issue of the different advertisement and readers are p o o ls.. .p a tio Sc m o r & He also hopes to implement a program Independent. She receives a free dinner invited to find him. An entry form for the 0*r33Y—nand TvTnSoSarSjrtTot Product, Pridtand to help students stop smoking. He believes for two at Big Ed’s BBQ, Route 34, Old contest can be found elsewhere in the that the large number of student smokers 4235 Route 9 North • Freehold, A7 07728 • (908) 462-5005 japer. Entries must be received by Store Hours: Mon, Tbur, Fri 9-8; Tues, Wed, Sat 9-5; Sun 10-4. is one of the biggest issues facing South. Connie Raneri wins a dinner for two to ...... THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 10, 1994 7 Smoking may have caused fatal fire

BY MARILYN DUFF bum s. A neighbor was unsuccessful in trying Staff W riter to coax W alker into jum ping from the roof

M IDDLETOW N — An early-morning of a front porch, about a 1 2 -foot jum p. fire Aug. 3, which took the life of a 54- He reportedly went out on the roof year-old Belford man, may have been through a bathroom window and called caused by a cigarette. for help. But then he returned into the Dan Kelly, who is with the township house. Fire Department’s public relations unit, Kelly said he was found in the front said the fire “seemed to start possibly in a upstairs room behind the door. couch,” in the first-floor living room. The K elly was in the second emergency resident was a smoker, he said. vehicle that responded to the fire. The cause was still under investigation Besides the neighbor, a passerby on at the end of last week. Route 36 tried to help. Police received the fire call at 1:14 W alker was a supervisor of coast con­ a.m. By the time firefighters, who were trol at Columbus Line, Jersey City, for 25 dispatched about 1:17 a.m., arrived, the years and a N avy veteran. two-story house at 254 Church St. “was He was born in Brooklyn and lived in already fully involved,” K elly said. Union Beach before moving to Belford. George Ronald Walker, 54, who lived He is survived by two sons, Ronald, there, was still in the house when police Highlands, and W illiam , Savannah, Ga.; arrived. He was taken to Riverview four daughters, Suellen Allen, Virginia; Medical Center where he died at 2:34 a.m. Linda Jean Horton, Brick; Pattie Ann “He died from smoke inhalation,” said O ’Shea, Jackson; and Cathi Lou Wahl, Kelly, and did not appear to have any Colts Neck; and nine grandchildren. Do you have a news tip? BOARDED UP — The windows are boarded up at the site of a fatal house fire, Aug. 2, in the Belford section of Middletown. Call 254-700 today! (Photo by Rich Schultz)

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MIDDLETOWN, RT. 35 , N orth MARLBORO, RT. 9 , South Saturday 9'30 to 6PM The Mart Furniture Galleries“ ■■ ■ 908-671-0400 ------The Mart Furniture Galleries 908-536-5200 ^ , K U.JU 10 OrM The Drexel Heritage Store 908-671-6900 The Drexel Heritage Gallery 908-536-5200 Sunday Noon to 6PM All reductions from price lists. Interim price reduction may have been taken. All items subj. to prior sale. Sale Ends August 17, 1994. THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 10,1994 1 1 Junior League members Take gloves o ff to w o rk hands on

That session, to be held at Shadow o many people, the Junior League T Lawn Bank in December, w ill encompass conjures up images of white- everything from living costs to coupon gloved society ladies who eat tea cutting. Shadow Lawn representatives sandwiches and hold rummage sales to w ill also cover the ins and outs of starting benefit the poor. checking and savings accounts and other But if that ever was the case, these days the group has taken off the gloves types o f investments. If you are interested in attending the and rolled up its sleeves in trying to make REACHING OUT — Geralyn Behring (top row, center), a volunteer with the a difference in the community. meetings or if you have any questions, Junior League of Monmouth County, is surrounded by some of the staff “The number one reason women are call 842-2039. and residents of Epiphany House. The JLMC will begin a new job training — now joining the Junior League is to help Candy Trunzo program there in September. their communities,” claims M ary Burrus Babson, the Association of Junior Leagues International president. . If you’re at least 21 years old and want to make a difference, it’s hard to do so on your own, she says. But the League is a place where women can pick an area of concern and make a significant contribu­ tio n . The Junior League of Monmouth County (JLM C) w ill hold informational meetings to introduce the organization and its works to anyone interested from 7:30-8:30 p.m. Aug. II at the Junior League headquarters at 55 Center St., Rumson, and from 7:30-8:30 p.m. Aug. at M onm outh Sleep C enter 16 at the M iddletown Library Attendees w ill have the opportunity to . ______g r ______learn about the League’s training program r a £ i £ for new members, which begins in September. The mission of the JLM C is to promote volunteerism and fulfill criti­ M m m , InMngSteamt and Bet the Box Spring and Bed Frame FREE! cal community needs through effective - fe • / nnnn-rnnn carmonrnn-rpnn nnuvnnv w ill begin in September, is a more ex­ ...... During Summer Madness Sale j tensive effort on the part of the volunteer group to help the Epiphany residents expand their communication and assertiveness skills and ultim ately, in ­ creasing the participants’ self-esteem. The program w ill begin with an eval­ uation or “Career Testing Assessment Profile” to determine each resident’s areas of knowledge, achievement and ex­ perience, and establish individual goals. By using journal writing, video taping and still photographs, the JLM C w ill allow each participant to m onitor her indi­ Iron Daybed Dresher Pine Daybed Dresher Oak Daybed vidual progress throughout the project. The women w ill attend Basic Skills Workshops that w ill emphasize learning A great time to buy quality bedding at grammar and basic English to help them in preparing cover letters and resumes. The residents w ill then begin to gather 908-671-6506 and organize the information for writing 1040 Highway 35 and refining their resumes. The JLM C volunteers w ill take the Middletown, NJ 07748 residents to the Monmouth County L i­ (across from Pathmark) brary to research insurance and cost of Mon.-Frt 10-9, Sat. 10-6, sun. living inform ation in preparation for a 12-5 ‘Leave The R est To U s‘ special budgeting session. m m m m 1 2 AUGUST 10, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

Flea m arket now MATAWAN RESTAURANT (Across fro m T ra in Station) every Sunday ALL YOU CAN Z X D T e a t I (5SV a spot, which is equal to the length of one Keyport Kiwanis car. Vendors must bring their own table. BUFFET Burlew said that the flea market seems holds first-ever to be helping, not hindering, many of the AMERICAN • INDIAN • SO UL FOOD downtown businesses. fund-raiser event Breakfast - 6:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m...... $2.99 He noted that the bakery, the five and ten store, the diner and a second-hand Lunch - 11:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m...... $3.99 ______BY LAUREN JAEGER ______shop “were never so busy” as when the Staff Writer flea market was going on. Dinner - 3:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m...... $6.99 The flea m arket attracted some peo­ KEYPORT — A full-time Kiwanis ple who sold t-shirts, costume jew elry and O pen 7 days a w eek • O pen 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m . fund-raising flea m arket has just begun. a produce vendor, but most of the mer­ The flea market, which w ill benefit the chandise was used. Take O ut Service A vailab le • W e also do catering Kiwanis Club of Keyport, is being held “If any problems come up, it w ill be along American Legion Drive in the bor­ back to the drawing board,” B urlew said. Call 1-800-49-BUFFET ough from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every Sunday The Kiwanis Club is an international DC until the end of December. organization which puts the well-being of According to first vice-president Ed young children as “priority number one” Burlew, this is the very first full-tim e according to the Keyport Kiwanis presi­ Kiwanis fund-raiser, ever, in the entire dent, Judy Poling. United States. She noted that the flea market is an “W e talked about it for four months, ideal fund-raiser, since it is a low-cost and finally we received approval from the o p e ra tio n . OF OUR NEW GIFT mayor and council,” Burlew noted. The club’s expenses, she said, are rent­ There was some controversy, since Gift Baskets For All Occasions Made To Order ing the food stand and advertising. many people, including the Keyport Fruit Baskets Delivered To Hospitals However, time w ill tell whether the Chamber of Commerce, felt that the ven­ Local Delivery venture reaps a m ajor profit. dors hawking goods for pennies might Poling said that the Kiwanis Club reg­ interfere w ith the established businesses ularly funds projects addressing the health SMIRNOFF VODKA d o w n to w n . INGLEN00K WINE of very young children, such as vitam in Not White Zinfandel Burlew said that petitions were given deficiency and immunization. $ y 9 9 or Chardonay to every business owner, and only two $ 4 2 |9 9 8 0 ° Right now, Poling said, the Kiwanis 4 L IT E R 1.75 LITER people objected. PLUSTAX are addressing the iron deficiency problem P L U S T A X He said 75 vendors had signed up this k WITH COUPON ONLY • EXPIRES 8/16/94«IND.. in many European children. WITHH COUPON ONLV-EONLY • EXPIRES 8/16/94 • IND past Sunday to sell their merchandise, •2j2''52:'22'2352'2522’i5''Z2'IES» 'SS SS 2 2 ■ most of which are used goods. It costs $10 Continued on next page [ bUDWEISER suitcase cans j j M0LS0N ICE p t., i g g 1977 j BUDWEISER LIGHT or DRY $4(149 !! CASE OF 12 OZ. I PARTY SUPPLIES by NON-RETURNABLE BOTTLES I RENTAL CENTER SUITCASE CANS Jj PLUS TAX , * 1 3 ANN'S Family Owned and Operated In c WITH COUPON ONLY • EXPIRES 8/16/94 • IND WITH COUPON ONLY * EXPIRES 8/16/94 • IND... •••* 11 , Napkins ORANGE 2 Liter Products plus tax with any • Invitations • Ribbons I------~FREE “ BOTTLE 7 * 7 ------OF 1 n I of our other offers I • Matches • Stirrers 3 9 SPRING WATER I______I and much more NAIL POLISH 1/2 gal. j with any Service or Purchase } JUICE 5 9 ° g a l. 566-1869 3 TOWN SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER L. _ tVALTOTOHU _ J Cliffwood Ave. & Matawan Rd. (Near Pizza Hut) 315 BROAD STREET • MATAWAN Extra Large EGGS dozen Matawan 89* 1% LOWFAT 290-8199 Jumbo EGGS M 09dozen MILK Stroehmann SPIT ROASTED CIGARETTES CHICKENS Thrift Bakery Outlets ALL MAJOR $ 1 8 8 pack $ 0 1 9 r BRANDS ■ plus niust tax 4L. LB. + TAX BRAND OPENING I Prices effective thru 8/16/94. Prices available at this location only. £ We reserve the right to limit quantities. In case of typographical error ABC prices prevail. •COOKIES ^ ABERDEEN/MATAWAN BREAD• ROLLS3 • CAKES NJ LOTTERY Smilin’Bob's CLAIM CENTER Atlantic City 40l% TO160% 0IFF * Buses Daily BUY 4 LOAVES OF STROEHMANN BREAD G E T 1 FREE WHEN YOU BRING THIS AD DISCOUNT LIQUORS & DELI Store Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-7, Sat. 8-5 Towne & Country Liquors • Buy Rite Plaza • Route 54 So. • Aberdeen • 583-1555 Sun. 10-2 UPS & FAX SERVICE AVAILABLE______Locations: Freehold, Rt. 9 Chadwick Square (1 mile south ol Freehold Raceway Mall) Lakewood, Rt. 88, Chambersbridge Rd THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 10,1994 1 3 Flea market CASE CO Continued from previous page 7 We Provide Expert l(Qvat€r°rt\ids & i'dults Also, she said, they regularly con­ Assistance for tribute money toward other charitable Personal Injury 3 Weeks for s39 organizations and scholarship programs. Worker’s (Includes FREE Uniform) The Kiwanis also addresses individual Compensation needs, and the Keyport Kiwanis recently •Physical Fitness & Self Defense bought a wheelchair for one child and a Professional • Develop Self Esteem & Confidence glass eye for another. Malpractice • Increase Motor Skills & Concentration Automobile Accidents “We’re a service organization,” she • Everyone is a W inner said. “Everything we take in, goes back Andrew M. Zapcic, Sr. C” M L l » C all fo r a FR E E Introductory Class out. Not only our money, but our time.” The Keyport Kiwanis hold regular “ K 2 1 NO FEE UNLESS blood drives, also, at the Ye Cottage Inn as a Civil Trial Attorney YOU RECOVER in Keyport, where the club meets weekly. M a ta w a n Athletic Club “We’ve painted buildings and we’ve Now Open At 5:30 am Weekdays cooked for people, like when we did all of 957-0044 the cooking for the Drug Alliance Picnic Maybruch & Zapcic, Esqs. Jamesway Plaza • Highway 34 & Lloyd Road in Union Beach,” she said. “If we can do it, we do it.” 1715 Hwy. 35 •Middletown Aberdeen, NJ 07747 • (908) 583-6123____ For more information on the Keyport Kiwanis Flea Market, call 888-9625.

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A fingerprinting night, sponsored by McGruff House, for ail residents of Matawan and Aberdeen, will take place 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Aberdeen Township Hall, off of Church Street. McGruff Safe Houses, marked by a sign with a picture of McGruff the Register Now dog, are safe havens for children who may be approached by a stranger, or be in trouble. Take college courses this Fall However, before anyone can par­ ticipate in the program, a thorough background check is given. Thus, the at th e fingerprinting night. “Due to the situation with the lit­ Bayshore Learning Center tle girl in Hamilton Township, (Megan Kanka, 7, who was killed by a convicted sex offender) we decided 711 Laurel Avenue, W est Keansburg to have another fingeiprinting night,” said Helene Drapkin of Aberdeen, who is helping arrange the event. Classes begin September 8 “We feel it is imperative to get more McGruff Houses and have everyone in Matawan and Aberdeen watching out for our children.” For more information, call R egister on-site at the Bayshore C enter Detective Harry Stark of the Aberdeen Township Police Department at 566-2054. Tuesday, A ugust 16 and W ednesday, A ugust 17

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Consultant TJ O'DONNEL! Serving Middletown Baseball School & Camp iind surrounding areas offers tips on o The SAFE, RELIABLE new resumes way to a r r a n g e Transportation ______BY PHIL STERN______For Your Children Correspondent S cience fiction writers once fanta­ OPEN! For Further information about sized about a world in which com­ puters could replace humans, Call For Further Information KID S COACH where one computer could do the job of 100 people. LL 671-7600 615 UNION AVE The automated workplace, however, no longer is a dream, and most people UNION BEACH are caught in a race to adjust to the 7 3 9 - 3 7 0 0 times. Scott Shepherd, Morristown, is one of the people who is here to help people GOOD$YEJ\ R 34 & M AIN STREET make the transition. M A T A W A N • 5 8 3 - 6 6 5 0 Shepherd, a private career manage­ ment consultant, is offering a presenta­ I a 5 § tion on modem resume techniques at the W* Sal’s Tire Eastern Branch of the Monmouth County Library, Shrewsbury, on Aug. 18 CAR SERVICE CENTER Your Complete Auto Service Facility Specializing In Foreign & Domestic Repair at 7 p.m. TOWING SERVICE AVAILABLE 0% INTEREST-90 DAYS SAME AS CASH According to Shepherd, more and more companies have begun to automate National Accounts Welcome their human resources department, plac­ Open Mon.-Fri. 7:30 ■ 6:30 pm; Sat. 7 am - 4 pm ing resumes on computers and doing R A I N G E A R Free CofteeS Donuts electronic personnel searches. “There are more and more resumes, SAVE 25% ON AQUATREDS and fewer and fewer people to read SALE ENDS them,” Shepherd said, explaining that AUG. 27. businesses now use optical scanners to put resumes on computers and then do QE key-word searches to narrow down the prospective candidates. “In this day and age when people have 10 seconds to read a resume, the computers are a help,” Shepherd said. £ “More and more people are resorting to keeping track of resumes electronically.” The optical scanners read the text off a resume, and then the computer trans­ * lates it into characters that it can read it­ self. One person can then search the re­ sumes from a computer for key-words which indicate the characteristics of a given candidate. Shepherd’s advice ranges from the drastic, such as adapting to an entirely new method of resume writing by

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BY MARILYN DUFF Staff W riter Bayshore Outfall Authority Line

B reaks in the 14-mile Monmouth County Bayshore Outfall Authority RARITAN BAY line, which carries treated sewage Bayshore Regional effluent from most of the Bayshore area MCBOA Sewerage Authority MCBOA into the ocean, are not uncommon. Pumping Station But they are normally fixed right away Pumping Station — unlike one which occurred July 30. A failed gasket on a manhole cover or plate led to a leak July 30 on Jersey Aberdeen Avenue in Union Beach. Middletown And it took until the following Tuesday, Aug. 2, to get it repaired. Sewerage Authority During that time, about 20-million gal­ lons of treated effluent from the Bayshore Hazlet Regional Sewerage Authority plant in SANDY HOOK ATLANTIC Union Beach flowed through the salt L BAY OCEAN marsh on Conasconk Point into Raritan Bay. That’s about two-and-a-half days worth, according to Gary Marshall, BRSA executive director. The outfall line was constructed in the early 1970s and carries secondary-treated effluent from the two Bayshore-area sew­ erage treatment plants via a 42-48-inch Karen L. Kesten pipe to a point about 4,000 feet east of Marshall said there is no holding tank during the middle of the swimming sea­ Bureau of Marine Water Classification Sandy Hook, where it is diffused into the at the plant and if balancing ponds at the son. There was another break in April, he and Analysis directed shell fishermen to ocean at a depth of about 35 feet (see nearby BOA pumping station are full, the said. stay out of portions of the bay until the map). treated liquid flows out through a manhole Richard Ellison, BOA executive direc­ problem was resolved, said Bob Connell, Generally, it carries about eight-mil­ cover between the two locations. In this tor, said they might go two years without an environmental scientist. lion gallons per day from each plant. instance, it overflowed sometime Sunday any break, or may have three a year. “We’re always concerned when The B O A , whose members are morning, July 31, he said. But the effluent “is considered safe the (things) are not going through normal pro­ appointed by the Monmouth County The balancing ponds are used for stor­ minute it leaves the plant.” In fact, Ellison cessing,” he said. Board of Freeholders, is part of the three- age and to adjust pumping, said Marshall. said ducks swim in the balancing pools. The bay is an active clamming area, party system for collection, treatment and Marhshall said such breaks don’t nor­ Marshall said the secondary treated but direct market harvesting is prohibited, disposal of sewerage effluent from the mally attract so much attention. He attrib­ wastewater has to meet the same fecal- so there is a lot of supervision, making it entire Bayshore area. uted this in part to the fact that it occurred count standards as those set for bathing easy to close an area, explained Connell. beaches. After solids are settled out, it is The clams have to go through a purify­ treated with chlorine to kill bacteria. ing process before they can be sold. The break occurred when a gasket on a About a five square-mile area was Largest Stock plate blew out, said Ellison, who lives in closed Aug. 1-3, said Connell. Union Beach and is a long-time Borough Ron Mateyak, water pollution project Council member. Someone saw water coordinator with the Monmouth County O f TWick Caps leaking and called the local police. Health Department, agreed that “anytime “We’re talking (about) a big plate — there is a break, it’s a concern, certainly In The East! big enough for a man to get through,” he for our department.” said. The plates allow divers to go inside One of the things he was concerned and inspect the pipeline. Such an inspec­ about was the impact on local beaches, but 899 Hwy IS, Old Bridge, NJ. tion is slated for Highlands later this Mateyak said none were affected or had to month, said Ellison. be closed because of high fecal counts. 908-251-4383 Responding to criticism about the time The county samples 56 sites every it took to repair the pipe, Ellison said, Monday during the bathing season, said “People who have fast solutions don’t Mateyak. (Open 7 days a week) know what they’re talking about.” The particular break was unusual, said The pipeline, which is a forced main, Mateyak, in that it was reported at 10:19 operates under pressure and the pumps a.m. Saturday morning and not repaired Allstar Bedliners had to be shut down before the plate could until about 2 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 2. Truck Caps be repaired. Otherwise it would be like Normally such breaks are fixed right Duraliner si 79 “taking the lid of a pressure cooker,” he away, he said. In this particular case, said. because it was the weekend, it took fro m *279 (Fully Installed) ‘225 As a precautionary measure, the state longer, said Mateyak.

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Boards, Bed Caps, *199 information, call 899-5157 or 505-0077. Tailgates!! (Painted & Installed) Charity surf boat competition set Annual ball to All Monmouth and Ocean County life­ honor Albright F la tb e d & Lund Moonvisors guards are invited to join the First Annual “23 Skiddoo Row for Charity” competi­ The Ann May Alliance to Jersey Shore U tility Trailers!! *279 tion, which will be launched at 7 a.m. to­ Medical Center, Neptune, will honor (Painted & Installed) morrow at Beacon Beach, Point Pleasant Louis F. Albright, M.D., of Spring Lake, Beach. The event is a benefit for the at its annual ball at 7:30 p.m. on Aug. 12 i With This Coupon: American Lung Association of New Jer­ at the Spring Lake Bath and Tennis Club. "Draw-Tite" sey, Toms River. The event, a 15-mile Tickets for the black-tie affair are *Save $25 surf boat competition, is dedicated to the $135 and may be reserved by calling 776­ Hitches & Towing memory of Marian C. Rendemonti who 4382. i Off any Fiberglass Cap Accessories operated the 23 Skidoo Antique Shop in All proceeds benefit services, pro­ 1 Expires 8/31/94 Point Pleasant Beach, for 15 years. The grams and equipment upgrades for the entry donation for each team is $50. For Medical Center. THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 10, 1994 1 7

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There was never a problem recruiting Many also seemed to crave spiritual children for the program, she said. guidance. This year, Curry’s friend, Rebecca So Curry, along with her friends Bar­ Hutchenson, who just retired as a teacher bara Dixon and Kim Howard, started the OUR OWN from the Matawan-Aberdeen Regional Christian Community Outreach Center. School District, will stay on as a tutor. SUPER SWEET WHITE CORN! For the past three years, the children, Hutchenson said she would like to tu­ aged five to 15, have been meeting at the TOMATOES tor at least twice a week. At first, she said, House of God on Dolan Avenue, it looked as though her project would fail. POTATOES Reis, 8 Superiors) Aberdeen, a former abandoned building. “They had no respect for me,” she • Green Beans • Hot Peppers • Peppers But now, Curry said, she would like to said. “There were times we almost got ran • Pickles-Dill-Ba^il • Summer Squash • Kohlrabi-Beets • relocate Christian Community Outreach out of there. But God gave me a miracle.” Cabbage-Red-Green-Savoy • Romano Beans to the brick building sitting in Clinton She noted that she has also earned * Eggplant • Cucumbers Street Park. A long time ago, it was a respect from the children because, during boxing club, she said, but it has been WHOLESALE POTATOES S OTHER the prayer sessions, she said that some vacant for about 10 years. VEGETABLES had even asked God to bless her. Fresh Baked Pies The building is larger, she noted, and • Dairy Products • Honey closer to where most of the kids live. If O pen D a ily she could use this brick building, she S e e related story would like to hold meetings once or twice HWY 34 • HOLMDEL a week. Curry said that Councilman P a g e 2 2 Kevin Mandeville took her inside the Menzel BrosTam946-3060 building, and it was a mess. It took her two weeks to clean it up. There is no heat or running water in the building. 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BY LAUREN JAEGER Staff W riter M ATAW AN — The ladder on a re­ cently purchased firetruck is dangerous, and borough fire officials say that makes the entire gleaming red truck a lemon. Now, according to the Hook and Ladder fire company members, a new truck is needed to replace the old one. To make matters worse, the defective firetruck hasn’t even been paid for yet. Hook and Ladder Fire Company chief Frank McCIeaster said an in-depth search was made, seeking out all avenues to repair or replace the truck. Fiom the very start, it seemed to bring bad luck. It all began in 1984, when the council decided to buy a ladder truck for $220,000, which was supposed to have a life span of about 35 years. A 12-year bond was taken out for $261,000, which included the firetruck. So far, $111,000 has been paid off on the bond. First, the company, Maxum Fire Ap­ paratus, filed for bankruptcy. Instead of the truck being delivered within one year, it took three years to be built and deliv­ ered to the borough. UNFORTUNATE PURCHASE — Fire Chief Frank McCIeaster examines the defective ladder on a recently-pur­ Everything was fine for a while, and chased firetruck for the Hook and Ladder Company, Matawan. Fire company members feel that a replacement the truck responded to several fires. Then, truck has to be bought, since the ladder replacement requires a complete vehicle modification. Continued on page 20 . (Photo by Rich Schultz)

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Continued from page 18 companies made it into the‘finals; the while responding to the severe Nov. 19 L.T.I manufacturing company, repre­ fire at the former South River Metals Co. sented by Ring Fire and Safety Equip­ building on Church Street in Aberdeen, ment, and Sutphen’s, represented by the the ladder started acting strangely. TASC Fire Apparatus. “The ladder bent,” McCleaster said, However, Sutphen’s was finally noting that the water pressure from the deemed the best truck builder, since L.T.I. inside of the fire hose, which winds its could not build a truck 100 feet long, way up the spindles, forced the ladder out which is what the Hook and Ladder Fire of shape. Company wanted. Shortly thereafter, the Hook and The cost of a 100-foot long truck, with Ladder Fire Company called in the Na­ a 100 foot high bucket (not a ladder, but a tional Testing Service of Delaware to mechanical apparatus that does the same check and see if the ladder was indeed job) would be $549,000. broken. In addition, the Hook and Ladder Fire “They said, ‘No go’,” McCleaster said. company asked the borough council for The company found out that an iden­ $34,000 in extra equipment. tical truck-mounted ladder caused the If the truck and the equipment were death of a fireman working for the Fire purchased outright, it would add two cents Company in Haverhill, Massachusetts in per $100 valuation, or $20 more in taxes 1990. for a home assessed at $100,000, accord­ However, by this time, the company ing to Steve Gabey, the borough auditor. that made the firetruck was out of busi­ There is no other ladder truck in ness. Matawan, despite there being five fire “Now we’re left with a fire truck that companies in the borough. In the mean­ I s Your C hild Caught no one wants,” McCleaster said, noting time, Aberdeen Township and Keyport that the borough would be lucky to get have noted that their ladder trucks may be In a F ailure Chain? $20,000 for it. needed to respond to a serious fire in Your child m ay need help w ith weak study skills or The fire officials at first decided to get Matawan. poor reading or m ath skills. He or she may be a new ladder. However, the price tag McCleaster notes there are no high unm otivated or lack confidence, despite a good IQ . would be $58,000. rises in Matawan, but there is a three-story O ur certified teachers help students overcome To complicate matters, the ladder building on Route 34, between Broad and frustratio n and failure. A few hours a w eek can help gain would have to be heavy-duty, not light- Main Streets, and several older Victorian the Educational Edge® duty, as was the previous ladder. homes throughout the borough. In d ivid ua l testing and tuto rin g in Reading, Study Skills, In this way, it would meet the revised Borough council members who lis­ W riting, Phonics, Spelling, M ath and SAT Prep. qualifications demanded by the National tened to the fire company members’ pleas Fire Protection Association, according to for a new truck at the August 2 meeting McCleaster. 6 7 1 - 0 2 0 0 had mixed emotions on the matter. In order to hold the heavy-duty ladder, “I realize we have to have a firetruck, 1650 Rte. 35 S S uite 566, M iddletow n the entire truck would have to be over­ but why can’t we go out and see what’s hauled. Almost everything, including the there . . . Maybe there is something cheap­ THE HUNTINGTON LEARNING CENTER motor and the pump, would have to be er,” said Borough Council President totally rebuilt, McCleaster noted. The Esther Rinear. price of rebuilding the pump alone would Councilwoman Bea Duffy, who is also be an additional $40,000, he said. the Fire Commissioner, said that Matawan The approximate cost for rebuilding is fortunate to have so many dedicated fire the truck would be $300,000, he noted. company volunteers and she would “glad­ With that steep tag, McCleaster noted ly pay a few cents extra on my tax bill” it would make more sense to go with a for the new truck. brand new truck at only about $450,000 to Duffy, noting that she has been in­ $550,000. volved with Matawan’s fire company for But finding a new manufacturer to 30 years, and that both her husband and meet the Hook and Ladder specifications son were chiefs, said, “I see the men out was yet another hurdle, McCleaster said. there and I see what they do and how they “The firehouse was built in the 1950’s protect our lives and our property.” and is 11 feet high,” he noted. “Most “Seven years ago, if we bought a trucks made today are 11 ’4” or 11 ’6” and can’t fit in the building.” Mercedes Benz, we would not be here “We do not have the finances to make today,” said Councilman Kevin Man­ the building bigger,” he added. deville. “You have to buy the best. . . 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Continued from page 1 the people they serve. Those who oppose Of the higher-ranking officers, all but two residency requirements say a police offi­ live in the township. cer will do the job just as well no matter Hazlet has not hired any new officers where he or she lives. in four years. In June, the state Department of Keyport also has gotten caught up in Personnel notified towns that if they want the confusion. to require that police officer candidates be In Keyport, the Borough Council post­ residents of the municipality at the time of poned action on the state-recommended appointment, they must adopt an ordi­ ordinance because of one member’s con­ nance to that effect. Otherwise, future cern about the propriety of denying pro­ examinations, which are conducted by the motions to non-residents. department, would be open to all state res­ Many council members had the im­ idents without preference to local resi­ Teeth Cleaning | pression that the sample ordinance sug­ dents, the notice indicated. gests denying not just appointment, but The state mailed the sample ordinance In c lu d e s; • C o m p le te j also promotions to officers who do not in response to a questionnaire regarding live in the town. police and fire residency that was distrib­ \E xam • X -R ays * According to the state, however, the uted in November. ConsultationHo: ordinance affects only new hires. The state’s sample ordinance, which I comes from Gloucester Township, stipu­ Expires 9/30/94. Regular Value: $180 Most Keyport officers live in the bor­ $39, X-Rays $79, Cleaning $62. | ough. lates that applicants must be residents and Middletown also received the same let­ maintain continuous residency from the • New Patients Only ter and sample ordinance, but has not time they take the test until they are taken any action pending attorney review. appointed. It’s easy with “Gentle Dentistry”! For some, this could be a long wait. There are two schools of thought re­ • prevention •cosmetic • restorative • convenient hours garding residency requirements, according A ll police applicants take the same to Middletown PBA President Robert test, which is administered once or twice a open 6 days & evenings too! • 24 hr. emergency service Morrell Jr. year by the state, said Barlas. The school that favors it maintains that “We ask people to go by a rule of residents know the community better and three,” she said, explaining that means (908) 219-8900 therefore would have better relations with they are advised to pick from the top three candidates. Robert Korwin, d .m .d „ p a Red Cross to show appreciation to donors AND ASSOCIATES The American Red Cross Jersey Coast restaurants will be available for donors Union Square Mall • 500 Rt. 35 • Middletown • (Above Ethan Allen) Chapter’s Military Division, in coopera­ throughout the three days. To schedule an tion with Central Jersey Blood Center, appointment, call 741-3443, extension 17. will hold its fourth annual Donor Appreci­ ation Community Blood Drives on Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 10 and 11 Bucks Mill Road WANTED Off Route 557 from 8:30 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. at Fort Mon­ Host Families Needed For High °°fS ' f i i Between mouth Officers Club, Gibbs Hall, Rt. 537, Route 18 fit Route 54 Tinton Halls. It will also be held on Wed., School Exchange Students Aug. 17 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Windjammer, Naval Weapons Station 1 A u g u s Earle, Rt. 34, Colts Neck. 5:00 PMto 1 1 :0 0 m The drives are open to all members of Friday * August 19th the community in addition to military per­ 5:00 PM to n-.00 FM sonnel and Department of Defense em­ Saturday ★ August 20th ployees. Door prizes and free refresh­ 2:00 m to 11:00 PM ments donated by area merchants and Sunday ★ August 21st 12 Moon to 8:00 PM Devotion celebrated Open your heart and home and be a part of (You Cm Have Dmtm Al The ft* On Sun. Mte) history. Unique opportunity to host a student Devine Mercy Devotion and Benedic­ from the former Soviet Union. Students also available from: France, Belgium, Germany, tion will be celebrated by Rev. James Denmark, Thailand, Macedonia & Bulgaria. Keating, O.P., 7:30 p.m. on Aug. 18, at Students are fully insured and have their own St. Mary’s Church, Leonardville Road, spending money. New Monmouth. Please call Terri 908-462-4388 • 1-800-458-8336 CASE is a non-profit organization

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that is the foundation for their success. I W hat a difference firmly believe that it was because the par­ ents took an active role in their children’s interest can m ake education. If their children went to public schools, they would have had similar After comparing Hazlet’s HSPT scores achievements, minus the tuition bill. with other school districts, my initial im­ What do other towns have that Hazel pression was to pack up and move out of doesn’t have? They have schools. We have town. I have three children, ages 2 to 6. schools. They have teachers. We have How could 1 inflict the town’s education teachers. They pay too much in taxes. So do system and teachers upon them? It seems we. Is their system better than ours? You that, year after year, Hazlet’s average test can have the finest system, but it will not be P roviding parking puzzles reader scores are some of the lowest in the area. effective unless the children are willing to Someone is not doing a very good job edu­ learn. Parents need to provide the necessary A class action by the citizens may be cating our children. It must be the teachers encouragement to learn by taking an active It has come to my attention that the considered, naming the Academy Bus Co. because parents are not the ones responsible role. Some argue that neighboring towns business administrator of Middletown as a defendant and the township under­ for educating their children. Right? Wrong! have higher scores because their residents Township, Mr. Joseph Leo, is attempting writing the costs may be pursued, if the I wholeheartedly agree that we can always are in the middle to upper classes. to enter into agreements with local prop­ improve our education system. However, I business administrator is not discouraged. However, using socio-economic status as a erty owners in the Leonardo area for pur­ also fervently believe that not enough par­ We would hope that Mr. Leo would crutch is too easy of a way out. If that were poses of providing parking lots for com­ ents take an active part in their children’s prudently manage the taxpayers funds in the case, we should stop educating children muters of the Academy Bus Co. education. whose parent’s income is below a certain the community, rather than recklessly My daughter is about to enter the first level. Money, or lack there of, is not the For someone who has had a back­ misappropriate the monies to benefit an grade. She is excited about learning. It may problem. ground of municipal financing, this action entity in business for profit. be summer, but school’s not out. We read to In all fairness, I am not trying to portray puzzles me. her and my wife ensures that she practices FRANK BEIRNE Hazlet as a town full of undereducated peo­ Certainly, I am convinced that no her basic skills on a daily basis. She my Leonardo ple. The vast majority of the parents do a municipality ever provided parking con­ never get to MIT, but at least she will have good job in participating in their children’s veniences for Macy’s, Sears or even the potential because we have raised her education. However, a disturbing minority interest in learning. Many of the tools avail­ Radio Shack. do not. The end result is lower average test able to help parents are free. For example, One of the sites considered is the scores and the impression that the school our children go to the town library every American Legion on Route 36. As a past The Independent system is poor. Subsequently, parents, commander of a legion post, a question week for story time. It is a free program that politicians, and educators clamor for quick wants your letters. may be posed as to the tax exemption that does an excellent job in raising children’s fix solutions that require either more money level of interest in reading and learning- ^ constantly changing systems. Who bene- the post now enjoys. • Ut uihile eating ice cream sundaes, Rumor tells us that the provisions of Write to: The Last Wgnt. w , hler a math \esson. - h ts who aren’t taking re- the agreement call for the township to Independent, Edgeboro my wife gave our dau8n ^ For tn P , ^ tWr chU. ^ cnonsibility and participate^ «v

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youth troupe ages 4 to 18, will hold audi­ Park, will hold auditions for Carousel at Saturday tions from 6:30-8 p.m. at the Count Basie 7:30 p.m. on Aug. 21, 22 and 23. • America’s Most Wanted Jewish Theatre, Red Bank. Singers, dancers, Separate audition for children only is at 6 Singles, house/pool party, featuring a bar­ Today through Aug. 15 comics, etc. welcome. For information, call p.m. on Aug. 21. Prepare a short legit bal­ becue, volleyball, swimming, socializing • Creative Productions of Aberdeen (609) 294-1546. lad and short musical comedy up-tempo; no rock, pop or opera, and no transposi­ and music at a private residence in Man­ will be auditioning performers for the fol­ alapan, starting at 3 p.m. Fee $10. For lowing roles in an original musical for pro­ Next Wednesday tions. Bring music written in key you wish • Actors Cafe Theatre, 602 Main St., to sing in. Bring a picture if you have one. reservations, directions or more informa­ duction in November: Sam, man 25-35; tion, call Andrea at 613-0030 or Larry at Tim, young man 14-16; Cathy, girl 8-10; Bradley Beach, will hold auditions for the For information, call 531-9100 or 222­ six male/female dancers 17-30, and an Children’s Theatre production of The Ugly 4560. 577-0971. experienced stage manager. All perform­ Duckling at 7 p.m. For information, call • The Atlantic Contemporary Ballet ers must be able to sing. For information, 988-6165. Theatre will be holding auditions for The Next Wednesday call 566-6985. Nutcracker on Aug. 20. They are looking • The Monmouth Legal Secretaries This month for 75 children ages 5-16; boys without Association will hold its annual Chinese dance experience who can act; boys and Saturdays • Kathy Reed Productions Murder on Auction at the Colts Neck Firehouse, • T’s Fun Time Players will hold audi­ Cue Mystery Company seeks comedy girls with little dance experience, to improvisational actors/actresses for paid advanced ballet students; adults with or Conover Road, Colts Neck. Doors open at tions from 10:30 a.m. to noon at Basics 6 p.m. All are invited. Flea Market, Route 9 north, Howell. Ages positions. Send resumes and pictures without dance experience. A meeting will immediately to: Murder on Cue Mystery be held at 11 a.m. with all parents at the • “Back to School” fashion show and 4 to 12. Participants will sing, dance and luncheon, noon at the Oyster Point Hotel, act to original children’s tunes and enter­ Company, P.O. Box 307, Shrewsbury, Stockton Performing Arts Center at tain at schools, malls, fairs, hospitals, and 07702. For information, call 957-0726. Stockton College, Pomona. Auditions are 146 Bodman Place, Red Bank. Sponsored community events, etc. For information, • Directors needed. Openings for peo­ 11:45 a.m. for non-dancers, noon for 5-7- by Red Bank Woman’s Club. Tickets $13. year-olds, 1 p.m. for 8 and (not call 905-5615. ple who like to work with talented children up on Free nursery. For more information or with a new youth entertainment troupe. pointe), and 2 p.m. for 10 and up on reservations, call Esther at 264-9375 or Openings in Monmouth, Ocean and pointe. For information, call (215) 482­ Monday 8983. Janice at 747-1270. • Actors Cafe Theatre, 602 Main St., Middlesex counties. Presented by Jersey Bradley Beach, will hold auditions for Kids Star Makers Inc., a non-profit organi­ Sweeney Todd at 7 p.m. All parts are zation. Nominal compensation plan for open. For information, call 988-6165. directors. For information, call (609) 294­ 1546. Friday through Sunday Mondays • Jersey Kids at Heart, an adult travel­ Thursday • Arts and Crafts Show from 7-10 • Auditions set for the Paragon ing entertainment troupe, will be starting • “The Family and the Breastfed soon in Monmouth and Ocean counties. p.m. on Friday, 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Players, a youth entertainment troupe, Baby” is the topic for this month meeting Saturday and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on ages 4 to 18. Singers, dancers, actors, Singers, dancers, comics, musicians, etc. of the Freehold Chapter of La Leche etc. will be auditioned from 6:30-8 p.m. at may call (609) 294-1546 for information. Sunday. Free admission and parking at • The First Avenue Playhouse, 123 League held at 8 p.m. at the home of a the Galleria, Bridge and Front streets, Red the Count Basie Theatre, Red Bank. For member. New mothers welcome to bring information, call 495-2673. First Ave., Atlantic Highlands, is looking Bank. For more information, call 530-0777 for directors, prop help, stage managers, their babies. For more information or or 741-7044. Monday and Tuesday lighting designers and operators for its fall directions, call Jeanne at 462-3781, • The First Avenue Playhouse, 123 season and beyond. For information, call Bonnie at 303-1785 or Diane at 536-0004. First Ave., Atlantic Highlands, will hold 291-7552. auditions for their October ‘94 thriller, The • Any person interested in forming an Friday Zombie, 8 p.m., Aug. 15 and 16, at the adult brass band to perform at various • Shore Singles will have an evening playhouse. Four women, ages mid-20s community events in the Bayshore area, walk on the boardwalk at Spring Lake. Tuesdays through Aug.30 call Jim, 888-9453. through early 50s, and four men, ages Meet in front of the Northern Bathing • Folk dancing with the Monmouth mid-20s through late 50s are needed. For Pavilion, Ocean and Ludlow avenues Folk Dancers at Holmdel Park Shelter information, call 291 -7552. Future Events Building, Longsteet Road, Holmdel, 7 to • Center Drama Workshop of the (Route 524) at 7 p.m. Fee is $2. For more Jewish Community Center of Greater information, call 774-6759. 10 p.m. Fee is $2. For information, call Wednesdays 842-4000. • Monmouth Kids, an entertainment Monmouth County, 100 Grant Ave., Deal

•••••••••••••••••••••a Shore Points Productions Inc., a non-profit commu­ nity theatre organization based in Howell, will kick off its first season with an exciting production of "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" at the Freehold Raceway Mall on Saturday and Sunday, at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. No tickets necessary. For information, call 530-8589. •••••••••••••••••••••a The Premier Theatre Company and Mark Fleming present the award-winning musical comedy Me and Mv Girl, Thursdays, Fridays ana Saturdays through Aug. 20, 8 p.m., at the Henderson Theatre, Rt. 520, Lincroft. For tickets and information, call 758-1118.

Stamp Art: The Incredible Kaleidoscope, an free exhibit and demonstra­ tion of the artwork of Sea Bright artist,). Kenneth Shayne, to benefit the SEARCH Day School Program for Autistic Children, Friday, Saturday and Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. For information, call 974-1500. THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 10, 1994 3 3

Tuesday through Sept. 23 • Red Bank Public Library will feature an exhibit based on the movie Romance and Red Bank. Summer library hours are Today through Aug. 15 Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday from • The Freehold Art Society will pre­ 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Tuesday and Friday sent an exhibit of the works of Elaine from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For information, call McComb and Linwood McComb, both of 842-0690. Lakewood, at the Chemical Bank NJ, Howell Branch, Friendship Mall, Route 9, Howell. Works include watercolor, Sumi-E painting and various drawings. Viewing hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday. Thursday • Un Coeur En Hiver, (A Heart In Win­ Today through Aug. 27 ter,) is a French film that will be shown at • Frame of Mind art gallery in Holmdel 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at the Monmouth will feature miniature paintings of local County Library, 1001 Route 35, Shrews­ artists Diane Watson, Beverly Canham bury. The film is about a triangle of lovers and Susan Tumblety. Gallery hours are Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 5:30 and friends which operates a violin-mak­ p.m. and Thursday 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. ing business. For information, call 842­ For information, call 946-9193. 5995. • The Hobbit will be shown at 2:30 Today through Aug. 28 p.m. and 7 p.m. at the Wall Township • “Michael Lenson, Real and Surreal: Branch of the Monmouth County Library, Paintings 1930-1970” will be on display at 2700 Allaire Road. It is an animated film the Monmouth Museum, Lincroft. version of Tolkien’s classic fantasy featur­ Admission is free to members, $3 for non­ ing the voices of Orson Bean, Cyril member adults, and $2.50 for children and Richard and John Huston. The program is seniors. For information, call 747-2266. free. For information, call 449-8877. Today through Sept. 11 • The Monmouth Museum, Lincroft, will present “The Roosevelt Artists: Past and Present.” For information, call 747­ 2266. Today and Thursday • Book sale at Monmouth County Today through Sept. 24 Library, 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan, • Points of Life, an exhibition of 10 during library hours. For more information, black and white portrait photographs will call 308-3761. be displayed at the Studio Gallery, Front and Broad streets, Keyport. For informa­ tion, call 264-3939. Thursday • "My Good Friend” Teen-age Today through Jan. 2,1995 Cancer Foundation will hold its next volun­ • Monmouth County Historical teer meeting at 8 p.m. at the Courtyard Association will present “What Busy Marriott, 245 Half-Mile Road, Red Bank. Hands Can Do: Samplers of Monmouth For more information, call 780-2908.. County.” For information, call 462-1466. Saturday Friday, Saturday and Sunday • Luncheon and male revue starring • Stamp Art: The Incredible the U.S. Men at Lakeside Manor, Route PRIZE-WINNING SIBLINGS — Cartier of Belford won a first Kaleidoscope, an exhibit and demonstra­ 36, Hazlet. Sponsored by the Central place ribbon for his cookies his sister Megan took a second tion of artist J. Kenneth Shayne, will be Shore chapter of Deborah Hospital at place ribbon for her pie in the and Garden Competitions at the held from noon to 6 p.m. at Design noon. Tickets $23. For reservations or 1994 Monmouth County Fair week in July. Impressions Gallery, 1902 Rt. 35 North, more information, call 264-4582. Wall Twp. His work will be available for purchase by the public, and proceeds will benefit the SEARCH Day School Program and habitats. Three-day session runs 9 Friday and Aug. 19 for Autistic Children. For information, call a.m. to noon. $36 or $45 for non-mem­ • Two-session baby-sitting course for 974-1500. p bers. For more information or to register, boys and girls 11-16 years old from 4-6 call 842-5966. p.m. Held at the CentraState Medical Saturday and Sunday Thursday Center’s Health Awareness Center at • Sports Card and Comic Book Show • Cholesterol screenings for anyone Monday through Aug. 18 Freehold Raceway Mall, Freehold. will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at The over 18 years old at the Health Awareness • Youth beginner tennis lessons spon Certificates will be awarded to participants Ramada Inn on Weston Canal Road in Center at Freehold Raceway Mall, sored by the Monmouth County Park upon completion of the course. Fee $15. Somerset (Exit 7 off Rt. 287). There will be Freehold. $8 per screen with results in System at Dorbrook Recreation Area, For more information or to register, call 35 tables of dealers in the area. Fee is $2, three minutes. No appointment or fasting. Route 537, Colts Neck. For ages 10-15 308-0570 or 294-0011. free for children under 6. For information, Screens done by registered nurse from from 10 a.m. to noon. Designed for young call 583-7915. noon to 2 p.m. For more information, call sters with no prior instruction. Fee $28. Next Wednesday 294-0011 or 308-0570. For more information or to register, call Sunday through Aug. 28 • “Tourette’s Syndrome and • “Girls Grow Up,” a 90-minute pro­ • Monmouth County Park System will 842-4000 or TDD machine number 219 gram for girls ages 9-13 and their moth­ Neuropsychiatric Disturbances: A 9484. host a group art exhibit featuring the Significant Relationship” will be presented ers, focusing on the physical, emotional Monmouth Arts Gallery of the Monmouth from noon to 1 p.m. in the Atkinson and social changes that accompany Arts Foundation, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Mon. Amphitheater at Carrier Foundation, Monday through Aug. 19 puberty. Health Awareness Center, 65 through Friday, and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Route 601, Belle Mead. The lecture is free • Matawan United Methodist Church Gibson Place, Freehold Township from 7­ Saturdays and Sundays. The free show to the public. 478 Atlantic Ave., Aberdeen, will offer 8:30 p.m. Fee $7. For more information or will be held at the Visitor Center in Vacation Bible School for students in to register, call 308-1850. Thompson Park, Newman Springs Rd,, Next Wednesday preschool through fourth grade. Theme is; Lincroft. For information, call 842-4000. • “Counteracting Stress and Stress- “Son Country Farm” and admission is free Related Illness,” from 7-9:30 p.m. at For more information, call 566-2996. Sunday through Sept. 22 CentraState Medical Center's Health • “Summertime Fun” for youngsters • The artwork of sculptors Molly Awareness Center, Freehold Raceway entering first and second grades from 9 Today Mason and John Boyce will be on view at Mall, Freehold. Participants will learn how a.m. to noon at Turkey Swamp Park, • Self-Defense for Women,” a free Quietude Garden Gallery Inc., 24 Fern to recognize stress signs and use relation Nomoco Road, Freehold Township. class at the CentraState Medical Center’s Rd., East Brunswick. Gallery hours are 11 and imagery to reduce negative effects. Sports, swimming and games. Fee is $4§ Health Awareness Center, 65 Gibson a.m. to 5 p.m., Wed., Thurs., Sat., and Fee $10. For more information or to regis­ For more information or to register, call Place, Freehold Township, from 7:30-9 Sun., and by appointment. The opening ter, call 294-0011. 842-4000 or TDD machine number 219­ p.m. Learn basic skills presented by reception is Aug. 14 from 1-5 p.m. For 9484. Freehold Township police. For information information, call 257-4340. or to register, call 308-1850. . Monday through Aug. 26 Monday • “Ocean Adventures,” sponsored by Next Wednesday • A free art slide presentation of the Brookdale Community College for kids in • The Maury Povich Show bus trip work of Van Gogh, from the Metropolitan sponsored by Sisterhood of Marlboro Monday through Aug. 17 grades four-six at the Brookdale Jewish Center will leave from the Temple Museum of Art, will be shown at 2:30 p.m. Environmental Center at Fort Hancock, at the Eastern Branch of the Monmouth • Animal tracking for youth in sixth- parking lot at 7 a.m. and return at 4 p.m. eighth grades at Poricy Park, Oak Hill Sandy Hook. Runs from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 $10 Sisterhood members, $12 non-mem­ County Library, Route 35, Shrewsbury. p.m. Fee $225. For more information of to For information, call 842-5995. Road, Middletown. Instructor Sue Busfield bers; includes bus and show. For reserva­ will provide a look into animal behavior register, call 224-2880. tions, call Nancy, 972-1734/ Marsha, 972­ 0945. 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She told police she walked in A smoke bomb was thrown into the front of the car believing the driver was front seat of a car as it drove down Elm­ wood Drive on July 27. Youths are waiting for her to cross. The driver, a under suspect. Patrolman Ted 40-year-old Lincroft man said he did not Sigismondi investigated. see the woman. No charges were filed. The woman was taken to with a hip or upper-leg SPECIAL fracture. REGISTRATION DAY HAZLET A 17-year-old Middletown boy was THURS AUG 11, 10-12 charged with operating a motorcycle Early Experience Class without a license after he struck a for 2'A y r olds Thomas P. Bailey, 27, of Beachway parked car in a driveway about 5 p.m. Classes for 3 & 4 yr olds Street, Keansburg, was charged July 25 July 31. After turning into a driveway on 1/2 Day Sessions with aggravated assault in connection Ravatt Road, he could not find the 1,2 or 3 days per wk with an incident at the Bar H Tavern, brake pedal, he told police. His father, Creative Campus South Laurel Avenue. He was taken to who was teaching him to operate the Nursery School Monmouth County Jail in lieu of $2,500 motorcycle, was charged with allowing 215 Middle Rd., Hazlet bail. He was arrested at home by Pa­ an unlicensed driver to operate the 908-264-8050 trolman Leo Armenti, following an inves­ vehicle. tigation by Armenti and Patrolman Kevin Leonard. At Bethany Towers, a senior citizen Sell your extra items high-rise building on Bedle Road and HOLMDEL Clark Street, someone attempted to break into two ground floor public I 2 rim es $ 1 6 ° ° rooms, the laundry room and a televi­ Ira Robertson, 21, of Aberdeen was *$4 for each additional line sion room, sometime between July 22­ Private Party Merchandise arrested by Patrolman James Davis and Pre-Paid ■ Can be cancelled • Not refundable 25. The window screens were cut. This charged with disorderly conduct on was the second such incident in the August 1. 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HAVE YOU BEEN INJURED? THE LAW FIRM OF Business SAWYER, GALE & LAUG HLIN HAS BEEN PROTECTING THE RIGHTS OF ACCIDENT VICTIMS Barbara Baranowski, owner of announces the association of Azza El- FOR OVER 30 YEARS IN SUCH CASES AS: Condo Getaways, Middletown, has been basty, M.D., in the practice o f pediatrics. elected president of the Northern Mon­ Dr. Elbasty has recently completed her - CAR ACCIDENTS - PR O D U C TS LIABILITY mouth chapter of New Jersey Association - SLIP AND FALL ACCIDENTS - MEDICAL MALPRACTICE residency at The Schneider Children’s - WORKER'S COMPENSATION - WRONGFUL DEATH of Women Business Owners. The associa­ Hospital in New York. CALL IN CONFIDENCE: SIDNEY I. SAWYER, ESQ.* tion provides entrepreneurial training, net­ Manhattan Bagel Company, Inc., a JEFFREY B. GALE, ESQ. working opportunities and a political franchiser of bagel bakery restaurants, CRAIG S. LAUGHLIN, ESQ. voice for its members. commenced on June 16 an initial public *Certified by the N.J. Supreme Court offering for 900,000 shares of common as a Civil Trial Attorney Philip Gonzalez of Shrewsbury, a stock priced at $5 per share for gross pro­ 908-264-6000 longtime banking executive, has been ceeds of $4.5 million. The offering was 2814 HIGHW AY 35 elected a member of the Union County underwritten on a firm commitment basis HAZLET, NEW JERSEY College Board of Governors for a three- by First Montauk Securities Corp., Red year term. He is a 1979 graduate of the Bank, N.J. Shares of the Eatontown-based FREE IN ITIA L CONSULTATION college. company will be traded on NASDAQ’s Small Cap Market under the symbol “BGLS.” Laser Assisted Uvuolpalatoplasty Proceeds from the offering will be (LAUP) is being conducted by physicians used to automate the company’s frozen at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune, bagel dough factory in Eatontown; to M a k e an to treat snoring. The entire procedure build additional factories in other parts of takes approximately 10 minutes. In two to the country; for working capital; for educated choice. four weeks, the tissues heal, and the pa­ construction and equipment lease financ­ tient sits for additional procedures. LAUP ing for future franchisees; to retire certain Place your involves three to five procedures spread outstanding debts; for advertising and pro­ out over a period of months. For informa­ motion; and to pay a note that financed a advertising message tion, call 776-4445. portion of the purchase of a franchised store in Eatontown that has been convert­ in Greater Media ed to a company-operated unit. The store United Way of Monmouth County is will serve as a training facility for new Newspapers currently seeking dedicated professionals franchisees. to volunteer their time and skills to be special supplement... “loaned executives.” The program is a voluntary program which provides per­ Leone Murphy of Middletown, sonnel from firms and organizations to health care coordinator at the Ambulatory ...the perfect place to deliver your help conduct United Way employee cam­ Care Center in Tinton Falls, sponsored by advertising message, not only to paigns. They are paid by their employers the Association for Retarded Citizens of parents of school-age children, but also and are assigned full time or part time for Monmouth County, has been named an to adults who are headed back to about 10 weeks in the United Way cam­ adjunct professor of nursing at William paign. For further information, call Judy Paterson College in Wayne. the classroom. McClellan at 938-5988. The appointment was given in recog­ This supplement features: nition of her cooperation and assistance as • Fashion ideas for children, college mentor and supervisor for WPC’s students students and adults The Monmouth Health Care Foun­ of nursing during their experience at the dation’s fourth annual Invitational Golf center. Murphy earned a bachelor of sci­ • School stationery and supplies and Tennis Classic raised more than ence degree in nursing from the Univer­ • Adult learning opportunities $67,000 for the new prostate detection sity of Massachusetts, Amherst, and a program of The Cancer Center at Mon­ master of science degree in nursing from • Tutoring and test preparation services mouth Medical Center. This year’s outing, Rutgers University, Newark. She is a • Student furniture held at the Hollywood Golf Club in Deal, member of the American Nurses Associa­ tion, the New Jersey State Nurses Asso­ • Computer equipm ent and supplies featured the play of talk show host Maury Povich. He is a member of the board of ciation, Nurses of the Developmentally • Books and tapes directors of M.A. Resources Inc., a sister Disabled and Sigma Theta Tau, the inter­ ...as w ell as num erous other subsidiary of Mid-Atlantic Health Group, national nursing honor society. along with Monmouth Medical Center. school-related merchandise and services. Carol Cangialosi of Lincroft has Do The Sm art Thing... United Way of Monmouth County joined Burgdorff Realtors as a sales asso­ Target your advertising message to more Special Grants Committee, chaired by ciate in the Middletown office. She has than 140,000 homes, or zone your ad to Mary Ann Martin, vice president of New been a real estate professional since 1986. the communities you want to reach. Jersey Natural Gas Company, approved She is a resident of Lincroft. Call your representative today. recommendations to fund the Haitian So­ cial-Cultural Association and the Mon­ James M. Weichert, president of We­ mouth Ocean Educational Services Com­ ichert Realtors, has announced that Lisa Monmouth County: 908-972-6740 mission, at its recent meeting. Regan, a sales associate with Weichert Realtors’ Aberdeen office, has recently Middlesex County: 908-254-7000 earned a broker’s license. She is a resident United Way of Monmouth County of Aberdeen. Telemarketing: 1-800-660-4ADS Board of Directors voted to accept two new member agencies at a recent board Publication: August 24 meeting: Project Paul Inc. in Keansburg Ad Deadline: Aug. 17 and Literacy Volunteers of America in Gloria Nilson Realtors of Shrews­ Long Branch. These agencies will be list­ bury, is pleased to announce that Joyce ed in the ‘94-’95 campaign materials. Tickle, sales associate. Holmdel office Greater Media Newspapers Project Paul will receive allocations be­ and Carrie Saltzbart, broker/manager, ginning in July, 1995. Literacy Volunteers Holmdel office have recently been award­ THE NEWS TRANSCRIPT MONROE SENTINEL currently receives donor designations and ed the designation of accredited relocation THE MIDDLETOWN INDEPENDENT NORTH BRUNSWICK SENTINEL will do so for the next five years. agent by Relocation Resources Inc., an SENTINEL SOUTH BRUNSWICK SENTINEL international relocation company. They are key members of the RRI home SUBURBAN EXAMINER Dr. Milford D. Panzer, whose prac­ sale/home finding team in the Monmouth tice is on North Beers Street, Holmdel, County area. TH E INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 10, 1994 3 7

Sports

A fter ‘just doing it,’ coach r e t u r n s

Comeforo comes back to head South football program BY JASON FEUCHTWANGER

Correspondent

eith Comeforo has come full K circle. Comeforo was the head football coach at Middletown South High School from 1985 to 1987. In 1987 he was heavily re­ cruited by Nike Inc. After a seven year stint in corporate America, where he had the chance to travel the world, Comeforo will be back on the sidelines for Middle­ town South, where he says he belongs. “I’m a teacher and a coach,” Comeforo said in a soft spoken voice. “It’s what I do best. I’m real pleased to be back.” Comeforo, 48, who has been coaching football for 22 years, said that leaving Middletown South in 1987 to join Nike was a career move he believed he couldn’t pass up. “It was the appropriate thing to do at the time for me and my family,” Comeforo explained. “It was a situation where perhaps it wouldn’t come along again.” “There are certain things you have to do.” Comeforo takes over the reins of Mid­ dletown South after former head coach Bobby Gennerelli left to pursue a masters ON HIS TOES — After a seven year stint as an executive at Nike, Keith Conieforo will be filling his own shoes by returning to Middletown South as head football coach. degree and become an assistant coach at (Photo by Rich Schultz) the University of North Carolina. It is a bit ironic that Comeforo takes over his old position after two of his disci­ ples, John Andl and Gennerelli, coached “I got my feet on the field again and South and have moved on to leave the realized this is what I should be doing,” head coaching position vacant. Comeforo said. When Comeforo left in 1987, the first Comeforo now has the opportunity to Sport Shorts assistant coach he hired, Andl, took over continue coaching a football team that he the program. Andl left South to become a helped build on an old fashioned philoso­ principal of another school in the district. phy. Fishing derby on line handicapped children. Gennerelli, also an assistant coach un­ “We can build a model program where The classic will be held at the Bamm The Middletown Township Depart­ der Comeforo, took over as Andl left and things are done correctly . . . where kids Hollow Golf and Country Club, Lincroft, ment of Parks and Recreation is sponsor­ coached up until last year, when South go to class, get good grades and go play on Wed., Aug. 17. Tickets cost $110 each ing a Children’s Fishing Derby on Sat., went 5-3-1. hard football.” and include greens fees, electric cart, din­ Aug. 13 at the Port Monmouth Fishing Comeforo couldn’t have been happier When Comeforo took over at Middle­ ner and prizes. Time will be 10 a.m. to Pier. The derby runs rain or shine. when the head coaching position at South town South in 1985, the Eagles were com­ 2:30 p.m. Entries are limited to the first The fishing derby is free to all Middle­ ing off a 1-8 season. 120 paid applicants. Call 615-2260 for was filled by his two former assistants. town children between the ages of 7 and tickets and information. “We’re a close knit group,” Comeforo In his first season as coach, South 14. All participants must bring their own says of his relationship with Andl and turned it around, went 6-3, and beat Mid­ bait and fishing tackle. Prizes will be Gennerelli. “My greatest emotional mo­ dletown North in a big upset. awarded to the largest and the smallest ment was to see John Andl and then The following year, South won its fish caught. There will also be a casting Horse shoe tourney slated Bobby Gennerelli become very capable first-ever A North conference champi­ contest. The Middletown Township Depart­ high school coaches.” onship. South went on to the state finals The fishing time is noon to 2 p.m. Pre­ ment o f Parks and Recreation is sponsor­ Last year Comeforo had the unique op­ where they lost to J.P. Stevens. registration is required at the Parks and ing an “End of the Summer Horse Shoe portunity to split his time between Nike in Comeforo feels fortunate to have the Recreation Office at Croydon Hall. The Tournament” on Saturday, Aug. 27. The Manhattan and the football field at opportunity to coach at a place he left deadline to register is Aug. 12. For more tournament will begin at 9 a.m. at Bodman Wagner College, NY, where he was the seven years ago, and he now hopes to information, call 615-2260. Park in Middletown. Rain date is Aug. 28 secondary coach. continue the success he helped to build. at 1 p.m. Comeforo helped coach Wagner to a “There are some i’s that need to be The fee is $15 per two man team. The 9-2 record and an inaugural Division I dotted,” Comeforo said o f his second tour categories are male, female and coed. AA ECAC Bowl win over Iona College. at South. Golf to help kids’ camp Trophies will be awarded to the winners. At Wagner he had the chance to get “I’m just happy to be in it that long, to The Middletown Township Depart­ Pre-registration is required at the Parks back into the swing of coaching football leave, and come back,” Comeforo said. ment o f Parks and Recreation is planning and Recreation Office at Croydon Hall. after years of meetings in high rise build­ “You normally don’t have that opportu­ the annual Camp Hope/Dan Murdoch Golf Deadline is Aug. 19. The tournament is Classic. The proceeds will help children at ings. Comeforo is now back within the nity.” open to Middletown Township residents Camp Hope, the Township’s camp for only. white lines of the football field. 3 8 AUGUST 10, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

Lincroft season ends

at state tournam ent

“My team has a lot of heart,” Grier Little League All­ said. “They are a loose team. They have a good degree of talent and somehow have Stars still "loose" found a way to win.” Looseness, in Lincroft’s case, turns despite final loss into wins that breed confidence. By Jason Feuchtwanger “The more confident they become the The 1994 Lincroft Little League All­ farther they can go. They are absolutely Stars have gone where no Lincroft team loose,” Grier said before the teams first has gone before. game against Millburn-Short Hills. The 12-year-olds were the first “They’re having a blast.” Lincroft team to advance, this summer, all According to Grier, before last Tues­ the way to the New Jersey State Little day’s rainout, while the players on his League tournament in Manchester. team were waiting for the rain to stop, Lincroft earned the right to play in the instead of sitting around and becoming state tournament when it won the district nervous, thinking about the consequences tournament in early July and captured the of the game, the kids played around in the Section Championship, two weeks ago. dugout. Lincroft’s quest for a state title, how­ Even after last Thursday’s season-end­ ever, came to an end last Thursday night ing loss to N. Vineland, Grier said his when it lost its second game of the dou­ team went right back on the field after the ble-elimination tournament to North loss and started playing home run derby, a Vineland, 4-0. The All Stars lost the pre­ tribute to this team’s character. vious night to Millburn-Short Hills, 6-3. “Even though we came up short in the Manager Bill Grier remained opti­ state tournament, the kids have nothing to mistic after the team’s first loss. be ashamed of,” Grier said. “The kids are loose enough where they One of the ways to keep the team might pull it [coming back to win] off,” loose and in a relaxed atmosphere was to Grier said last Wednesday night. nickname everyone on the team, even the Despite what Grier noted as the assistant managers. team’s resiliency, and his hope to come The 1994 Lincroft All Stars Team out of the loser’s bracket, Lincroft ran out (with nicknames, of course): Assistant of gas against North Vineland. Lincroft’s Managers: “Big” A1 Fenster and “Tattoo” bats failed them as they managed only Joe Coschigano. Players: Steven “Nails” four hits. Cohen, Sean “The Train” Traymor, Grier’s confidence stems from the fact Kevin “The Bean” Grier, Patrick “The that his team has come back from losses Prince” Pallucci, Brian “Hicks” Hickey, before. Lincroft lost its first game in both Michael “Mr. G.A.” Sullivan, David the district and section tournaments but “Hollywood” Fenster, Mark “The came back strong to win both, in large Clydesdale” Trewett, Charlie “The part, to what Grier points out as their Glove” Webster, Jeffrey “Schlogs” refusal to lose. Schlogl, Kevin “Culls” Cullen. Gary “The “The character on this team is tremen­ Kamikaze” Shaw, Jared “Zima” Zimmel, dous,” Grier said. “They have a never- STAYING LOOSE — Lincroft starting pitcher Michael Sullivan fired it in at Jordan “The Duck” Sochigano. say-die attitude. It’s just remarkable how the State Little League tournament in Manchester. The Lincroft All-Stars The winner of the state tournament there’s always a different kid picking it played North Vineland. will advance to Bristol, Conn. to play in up.” the Eastern Regional tournament. The (Photo by Rich Schultz) winners o f the regional tournaments earn The key to this team’s success comes the right to go to the renowned Little down to the simple factor of its ability to League World Series in Williamsport, stay loose. PA.

Yale-bound, looking forw ard to college play

BY JASON FEUCHTWANGER Donovan’s accolades, however, are Sunday nights. ketball, and adjustment to college life. not limited to the basketball court. He Donovan, known for his shooting, “It’s going to be demanding,” Dono­ Staff W riter excels in the classroom as well. knows that at the next level he will have van said. “It’s just keeping my priorities Donovan, 18, graduated to work on other parts of straight and working hard.” After the sophomore basketball sea­ with a 4.0 grade point aver­ his game if wants to be With the pressures of performing in son, Mike Donovan recalls that he was age and will be attending While looking successful. basketball and school, Donovan is keep­ just an “average” player. Yale University this fall. to contribute “I’ve been working on my ing the two in perspective. The Holmdel High School graduate The influence of basket­ strength, quickness and “You can’t let yourself get distracted. worked hard after that season and Yale's basket­ ball in Donovan’s life can be ball handling,” he said. At the same time, you can’t let either became more than just an average player. traced back to his grand­ ball team, While being recruited by dominate your life. You still have to During his junior year he averaged 25 father, Ed Donovan. Donovan is Ivy League schools — have fun.” points per game, nine rebounds and four Its hard not to be influ­ Division II and III colleges While looking to contribute Yale’s assists. also looking enced by basketball when down the — Donovan felt hebasketball needed team, Donovan is also looking Last year, Donovan continued to your grandfather had the to go to the school that down the line to life after college. progress and led Holmdel to a 16-8 high profile job as New line to life gives him the best chance “I just want to work hard, be happy, record, a first round victory over York Knicks head coach and after college. after he graduates. graduate and be successful as possible.” Southern High School in the Shore General Manager. Donovan narrowed his Donovan leaves for Yale the last Conference Tournament, and a trip to the Ed Donovan coached the Knicks choices down to four schools: Colgate, week in August and is eager to get the semi-finals of the state tournament. from 1961 to 1965 and was G.M. from Holy Cross, Columbia, and Yale. chance to play basketball at the next “In those couple years [junior and se­ 1965 to 1970 and again from 1975 to He visited all four campuses but level. nior years] I really dedicated myself to 1982. Donovan said Yale has the most to offer. “I’m anxious. It should be fun — I’m being the best I could be,” Donovan Donovan, who plans on majoring in “I was looking to go to the best looking forward to it,” he said. recalls. economics, is keeping busy this summer school,” Donovan said. “Yale will give Donovan has shot his way to honors For his success on the hardwood, the trying to prepare himself for college by me the best opportunity after college.” on the hardwood and in the classroom. 6’3” sharp-shooting guard/forward was running at a local track in the mornings, While attending one of the most pres­ He will get a chance to continue both this rewarded with a chance to play Division lifting weights and playing in the tigious colleges in the country, Donovan fall. I college basketball. Belmar Summer League on Friday and will have to balance his academics, bas­ THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 10, 1994 3 9

Sport Shorts

HAZLET REGIONAL i • The Monmouth County Park System is offering an introductory age-grouped gymnas­ Division II Girls Travel Soccer Team is tics course for ages 3 to 10, on Saturdays, Aug. looking for girls bom between August 1978 to 6-27, at the Shrewsbury Gymnastic School, 1980. The coach is Gus Sellitto; trainer is Al Broad St., Shrewsbury. The fee is $34, and Cabrera. For further information, call 888­ pre-registration is required. For information, 0957. call 842-4000.

Golf lessons are being offered for ages 10­ S i S l 12, on Mondays and Wednesdays, Aug. 8-17, and on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Aug. 9-18, at Dorbrook Recreation Area, Route 537, Colts Neck. The fee is $28, Soccer Referees: The Holmdel Stallions and pre-registration is required. For informa­ has a soccer referee program to attract adults tion, call 842-4000. and youngsters to referee for Holmdel’s travel­ ing soccer teams. The program reimburses po­ Women who would like to learn how to tential referees for expenses that they may play golf, or simply to play an 18-hole course, incur after passing the referee examination. For while benefiting a worthwhile charity, might more information, call Tom Walsh, 946-2068 consider the American Cancer Society’s fourth or Frank Bacchus, 741-3101, Annual Women’s Golf Clinic and Outing at the Cherry Valley Golf and Country Club on August 15. The three-hour instructional clinic, m for beginners and intermediates, begins at 12:30 p.m. The $125 fee also includes golf balls, a cocktail hour with open bar, and good­ Girls Basketball Offensive Skills Camp ie bags. The 18-hole play begins at 9:30 a.m. will be held at St. Joseph’s Gym, Keyport, The $175 fee includes a continental breakfast, Thursday through Saturday, from 9:30 a.m. to golf balls and carts, a greens fee, and the cock­ 4 p.m. The director is Phyllis Mangina, head tail hour. coach at Seton Hall University, South Orange. Camp is open to grades four to 12. Tuition is The Bill Carey Classic, a one-pitch soft­ $115, and includes T-shirt and basketball. To ball tournament slated for Aug. 13-14, and register, contact Phyllis Mangina, Seton Hall benefiting “Up with Down Syndrome”, an or­ University, South Orange, 07079. ganization established to promote public awareness of Down syndrome, is seeking teams to participate. Ail teams are guaranteed MATAWAN three games and $2,000 in prizes will be awarded. The entry fee for the tournament is Matawan Regional High School will hold $180. The tournament, which is to be an an­ athletic physicals for fall sports Aug. 11, 18 nual event, is named after Carey who died dur­ and 25 from 2:30-5:30 p.m. in the nurse’s ing the planning for the tournament this past office at the high school. Students wishing to spring. The rain date for the tournament is participate in fall sports are required to have Aug. 27-28. For additional information, call physical examinations. Bruce at 739-6843 or Greg at 446-0366. The second annual Keith Glass NBA All­ Edison Elite won the team championship Stars vs. JSBL Pro All-Stars basketball game at the Fifth Annual Jersey Shore Summer will take place at 8 p.m. Aug. 14 at St. Rose Duals Tournament held in Matawan, July 25­ High School, Belmar. NBA players who will 28. The tournament was sponsored by the participate include: Mark Eaton, Scott Skiles, Husky Wrestling Club of Matawan. Chris Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf, Alex Blackwell, Jacobs of Edison Elite was named the tourna­ Mike Sanders, Marcus Liberty, John ment’s most outstanding wrestler. Crotty, Mike Peplowski, Mike Iuzzoino and Size/Style Reg. i(ALE! more. There will be a Free Throw Contest vs. The Husky Wrestling Camp completed P215/75R15 $125.25 n 93.95 NBA players at half-time and an autograph t its eighth season July 18-22. The camp was session in the cafeteria after the game. This P225/75R15 127.15 95.36 directed by Art Perri and the instructors were event will benefit Kimberly’s Fund. All contri­ P235/75R15 129.15 96.82 Rick and Rock Bonomo from Lock Haven butions will go to assist families in financial 30-9.50R15 148.90 □ j 11.67 University, Pa., Mike Rosetti from Jefferson need resulting from a family health crisis. For 31-10.50R15 166.00 " j 24.50 Township, John DeMarco from Brick more information, call 280-111 or 741-9339. ■ I --- 1 Memorial High School, Joe Niscivoccia from Belleville High School, and Tom Erbig from The National Champion Soccer School Middletown South High School. will be directing advanced residential and day Maint^lSIS'^-Ups! J ^ - lU off 2-12 4 4wjrerfllTgmneni camps for youth and high school players Aug. 10-14 at Rowan College of New Jersey in Glassboro. The Goalkeeper School is directed L !3!U4SLs59 $2495 U ..m J 4 4 MIDDLETOWN I Our mechanics completely check I Worn shocks will effect your car s I Set camber & toe to mfa’S specs P s in conjunction with each camp. Head Rowan Install resistor spark plugs, labor,, condition & adjust belt, handling! Replace them now-FREE■ adjust thrust line dependinq on soccer coach Dan Gilmore will direct the 1aDDlfcabieT'check CIS *2* £2h JhiiflSfds » nSn ° rs i bim'i a S^ 1I condenser« if necessaiiyp&'c^n Refrigerant I customer Expires 8-31-94 t - ^ I ,abor’ “ fv P Vehicles extra. With this The Middletown Soccer Club is seeking coaching staff. Professional collegiate and & road test. With this coupon. Limit 11 extra. With this coupon. Limit 1 per I m ran r ~- — __I coupon. Limit 1 per customer. Expires an individual to coach an under-14 girls travel­ high school coaches will teach advanced fun­ per customer. Expires 8-31 -94| customer Expires 8-31 -94 . j d ^ ^ = 1— f l J^-31 -94. ing soccer team. This newly formed squad will damental and strategy. For more information, Oil Change, Filter & Lube|Complete "Cat Back" Exhaust System $QQ95$qq95 |iIra8ybeS.oS Raybestos _ DiscUISG begin play this fall in the Monmouth-Ocean call 589-4555. 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RWD vehicles. cars I uer(w-3i| Add'l service recommended if needed Fall Ball program is planned to start the end of either The Running Store, Route 35, slightly higher. With this coupon. ------— ...... r--- $ 4 4 0 9 5 1 fo rsafe operation., With this coupon. Limit 1 per customer. Expires 8-31-94 -Sentra (85- 901BonnevilleA*rostar I I S ^Umit 1 per customer. Expires 8-31 -94 August. Children will play in groups by their Shrewsbury, or Miles Ahead Sports, Route 35, Manasquan. age next year. The age groups are 10-12, 13, All Major Credit Cards and 14- 15. This is a training and development ■ JV Your Total Car Care Center • National Accounts Welcome . , _ The 1994 Easter Seal Society of New Tires Mounted in 3 Minutes Or Less-CallK program geared in preparing the kids for next Jersey Summer Softball Classic is planned for year. To reserve a spot, call Al Auerback at KEYPORT CARCARE CENTER the following dates and locations: Aug. 12-14, Across from Town & Country Oiner 495-6608. Smith Field, Parsippany; Aug. 13-14, Route 35 South, Keyport Brookdale Park, Bloomfield, Veterans Field, Monday lhru Friday 7:30 AM-7 PM Saturday 7:30 AM-4 PM The Lincroft Little League Softball All­ Edgewater, Brookdale Community College, Stars have concluded their season. They won Vespids Call (908) 264-4888 Lincroft, and Johnson Park, Piscataway; and the District Championship against teams from RED BANK CARCARE CENTER Aug. 20-21, Belmar Recreation Center, 801 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury Manalapan, Sandy Hook, Colts Neck and Belmar, and Mercer County Park, West GOOD/YEAH Monday lhru Friday 7:30 AM-6 PM Atlantic Highlands. They were coached by Windsor. Fee is $300 per team of 15 maxi­ Saturday 7:30 AM-4 PM Dave Bloom and John Keppler. mum. For information, call 1-800-468-0027. Call (908) 747-3404 4 0 AUGUST 10, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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Wants (exp9/14)______3639 (exp9/7) ______and same interests 0 3584 PLAYFUL SCIENTIST ROMANTICALLY INCLINED? green, attractive, fit, loves out­ 9/14)______friendship and possible rela­ ATHLETICALLY BUILT NICE GUY WANTED (exp8/31) DWJM, 165lbs, 5’9" seeking GWM, 40, wonders if there are door activities, sports, and a PETITE AND LOVING tionship. 03543 (exp8/24) WF, 40-50, Master's/Ph.D. who Tall. 24. SWPM, seeks SWPF. killer smile. Seeking SWM, 28­ DWF, 51 years young, enjoys SWJF, 21, energetic, fit, col­ any of you guys left. 5’9", 170 lege student, loves the beach, likes psychology and symbiotic for friendship, good times, quiet lbs, blond/blue, goateed, at­ 35, 5’10"+. Must have great bowling, movies, dancing, din­ LTR based on honesty, equali­ moments. Might lead to some­ sense of humor, physically fit, ing, quiet evenings at home. rollerblading and Snapple. tractive; interests include anti­ ty, reality, sanity and mutual thing more, must like dancing, quing. Seeking GWM, 30-40, to and share similar interests O Seeking SWM, honest, fun-lov­ Seeking SWM, 21-5, to share acceptance. 03551 (exp9/l 4]_ humor, children, spontaneity, 3742 (exp9/21) ing, dependable, financially laughter, special times. 03634 form friendship/possible LTR. (exp9/7)______HERE I AM AGAIN communication. 03688 (exp 03527 (exp8/31) BAREFOOT SOPHISTICATE stable. Please give me a call. 9/14)______03670 (exp9/14)______ACTIVE & ATHLETIC Attractive SWM 40 ) VERY DIVERSE 60, fit, Queens resident, funny young, caring, honest, enjbys VERY HANDSOME DEVIL EYES Petite, sweet and neat, real GWM, 22, thin, blonde/green when serious, appreciative, a­ dining out, dancing, NYC, the SWM, 39, professional, fit, seeks others in the area for ware. Uncommon woman look­ SWF. 29, 200lbs, 5’6", roman­ cute SWPF seeks SWPM, 40+, shore. Seeking caring, honest tic. outgoing, likes having fun, to share some good times with. looks younger, 6T , 175lbs, hanging out or possible rela ing toward everyman's de-sires SWF for possible relationship. blond hair. Seeking S/DWF, tionship. 03636 (exp9/7) with sophisticated, hu-manistic, family oriented with two chil­ Good sense of humor a must. 03476 (exp9/14) dren. Seeking same in SM, 03628 (exp9/7) 25-37, who's slim and attrac­ MONMOUTH COUNTY centered, curious, forward SINGLE DAD tive, for friendship, possible looking, Jewish gentleman, kids ok. Serious replies only. IS THIS YOU? GWM, 28, born overseas 33. affectionate and cari relationship. Enjoys dining, seeks other GWM for fun and with probity/alacrity of 03676 (exp9/14)______Professional SWM, w/dark, winters, rainy days, fish ARE YOU THE thick hair, 40s? This attractive, dancing, movies, theater, ro­ friendship. 03466 (exp8/23) mind/body. 03743 (exp9/21) camping, and life on eai mance. 03250 (exp9/7)______DWJPF, N/S ONE FOR ME? blonde 46 year-old, great com­ seeking a SF, 25-35, with si SWF, 18, 5'5". brown/blue, municator, w/good sense of LOOKING FOR 5'6", great shape, very attrac­ lar interest for friendship YOUNGER WOMAN looking for SWM, 18-20, who humor, seeks monogamous re­ possible LTR. 0 3739 JUST FRIENDS tive, enjoys travel, dining, mu­ DWPM, 51, attractive, ', likes sic and dancing. Seeking tall, loves to dine out, take long lationship. Would love to hear 9/21) 6 walks on beach, and much from you. 03629 (exp9/7) to travel, has a good sense of SWPM, for sincere relation­ YES THE RIGHT GUY humor. Looking for SWF. 5'4”+, NEW IN AREA ship. 48-55. 03744 (exp9/21) more. 03678 (exp9/14)______ACTIVE AND ATTRACTIVE SWCM, 22, sensitive, romahtic affectionate, in good shape, F, 50, looking F friend, for PROFESSIONAL DWF, 50S STILL SEARCHING 55 female, energetic, good fig­ poet, outgoing, likes body SWF, brown/green, 21, 5'2", ure, excellent cook, likes mu­ 34-46. Serious replies only. O lunch, shopping, day trips, Born optimist would like to building, music, the beach, 3472 (exp8/31)______must be animal lover, 40-60. meet an intelligent, caring man slightly overweight. Seeking SM sic, movies, theatre, dancing. travel, seeks attractive, thin companion, 21-25, N/S, for Seeks gentleman, sincere, ac­ LOOKING FOR YOU Redbank area. 0 3733 (exp who appreciates home-cooked SWF 19-25, to share simi ar, 9/21) possible LTR. Must love chil­ tive, and attractive. 0 3339 new interest. 03740 (exp9/g1) SWM, 21, brown/brown, 5’6”. food, a clean, warm home and Romantic SEEKING GOOD FRIENDS dren, dining out, quiet nights at (exp9/7)______+ Seeking SWF, 18-24, 5’-5'6", good conversation. I am gain­ home. 03679 (exp9/14) 1 1= 2 Heterosexual professional fully employed, secure and rea­ TALL/ SWPM, 23, great sense sincere, honest, and likes long CHILDLESS DIVORCEE VOLUPTUOUS WOMAN walks on the beach, for friend­ woman, mid 50s. seeks other dy for one-on-one relationship. humor, enjoys walks on heterosexual women in same 03723 (exp9/21) Attractive, sincere, classy, ro­ with active social life. Seeking 5ummer Reading. beach, movies, and spend ship, possible relationship. O mantic DPF with diverse inter­ 3692 (exp9/14)______age group, to share friendship, COUNTRY ROMANCE partner, for love, and laughter. time with some one spec ests. Seeking tall, trustworthy, Bright, confident, honest man, dinner, theater, travel. 03503 Pretty, slender SWF, blonde/ Our personals are filled with ads from active, Seeking SWF, 19-28, for frie BORN TO RUN romantic S/DPM, 35-50. with 35-50, who’s adventuresome, elcship/relationship. 03741 (oxp SJM, not religious. 5'10", 160 (emiZ21) blue, into country music, farms, great sense of humor for LTR. WANTED: GOOD FRIEND animals, working out. Seeking likes live music, foreign food, adventurous, outgoing and romantic single peo­ 9/21) lbs, seeks attractive, shapely, Middlesex/Momouth County travel, self-supporting, depend­ NEW TO NEW JERSEY athletic woman for love, ro­ Married woman, 35, with tod­ tall, long-haired SWM, good only. 03681 (exp9/14) able, N/S, who plans ahead. ple. So if you’re looking for someone special, put dler and another on the way build who enjoys quiet times, DWPM. 38. 6'2". Enjoy mov mance, outdoors, flea markets, seeking women in East Bruns BLUE-EYED GRANDMA 03605 (exp9/7)______oldies, and forever. All replies shore, dining, movies, N/S, 28­ sports, dining out, New Y wick area for friendship/play Hamish, attractive, 5’4”, young- MIDWESTERN the personals on your summer reading list. with 34.03724 (exp9/21) City, travel, being at home v answered. 03691 (exp9/14) group. 03715 (exp9/21) at-heart widow, desires heal­ blue eyed, blonde, 5'8'\ classy, that special someone. Seek ing AVIS RARA SINGLE LADY thy, affectionate, compassion­ avid tennis player. Seeking ath­ S/DWF. 30-40, nice figure, for LINE DANCER 50s, petite, brown/brown, 110 Widower, 60s, retired, 5'10”, ate, caring, warm, secure JM, letic, secure, SWJM, 45-60, LTR. Kids ok 0 3518 ( xp SWF, 52, seeks SM for cou­ lbs, likes dancing, dining in/out, 60-67, N/S. with sense of hu­ To place your free ad, call: 0 150lbs, college, MENSA, N/S, ples' line-dancing partner. Age with a great sense of humor. 9/21)______N/D, seeks pal to share love of camping, Atlantic City, favorite mor, for lasting relationship. O 03606 (exp9/7)______JAZZ UP MY LIFE unimportant. Beginners like my­ time of year is Christmas, 3682 (exp9/14) ______travel and classical music and self welcome. 0 3 7 2 2 (exp LEATHER & LACE Handsome, SWM. 30, 51 anything else of mutual inter­ seeks S/DWM, 50s-early 60s, ARE YOU FOR ME? 180lbs, brown/blue, fit, educat­ 9/21) for friendship first. O 3725 (exp SWF, 23, seeks long, dark 1-600-454-9100 est. 03667 (exp9/14)______38 DWF. single mom, 5'7", haired SWM, 21-27, who is ed, financially secure home­ SEEKING FELLOWSHIP 9/21)______sexy, honest, attractive, full-fig­ SEEKS YOUNGER SF Married Christian female, 25 sweet, yet wild, romantic and owner, seeks SWF. 23-32, SWM, 35, 5’8", good-looking, VERY UNIQUE INDIVIDUAL ured, seeks fun, loving, finan­ tractive, slender, childle-w, looking for other Christian honest, for LTR. Middlesex hard-working, financially se­ SWF, almost perfect, creative, cially secure S/DWM, 35-45, county only. 03623 (exp9/7) MEET YOUR MATCH PERSONALS educated, with morals and fam­ females in Jamesburg, Mon­ loves classical music, the op­ ready for a real challenge. O ily values for LTR. 03745 (oxp cure, likes biking, beach, camp­ roe Spotswood area for fellow­ 3663 (exp9/14)______SEARCHING FOREVER ing, skiing. Seeking younger, ship and friendship. 03661 era, the theater, long walks and SWF, 33, seeks, SWM, 28-35, 9/21) movies. Seeking SWM, no old­ LOOKING FOR MY KNIGHT MY MISSING HALF MAD ABOUT YOU attractive SF for LTR. 03668 (exp 9/14) honest, caring, 5'10’+, clean SWF, 22, enjoys music, out­ SWF, 20, petite, brown/brown, ATTRACTIVE (exp9/14)______er than 50, intelligent, physical­ DBF, 46, medium build, 5’4\ DOWN TO EARTH WANTED: BEST FRIEND shaven, medium build, middle­ doors, and adventure. To sum enjoys camping, movies, com­ GOOD DANCER ly fit, no , for compan­ seeking professional male, sex county only for LTR. O GWM, 28, 200lbs, 6"6", With Female, 23, seeking other ionship. Middlesex county. O 46+, who enjoys long walks, it up I’m in search of my miss- edy clubs, Btc. Seeking similar Seeking SF, 50-60, who likes females interested in New York 3624 (exp9/7) ______inq half. 03590 (exp8/31) SF, who I can make smile, for witty, fun personality, seieeks 3727 (exp9/21) reading, quiet evenings at D/GWM, 18-30, for coiDmpai to dance, classical music, the clubs, the shore, shopping, or home and quiet conversations. ASTUTE, PRETTY, UNIQUE IF YOU LIKE friendship and more. Disease outdoors, is warm/friendly, edu­ just hanging out once in a MATURE COMPANION Cosmopolitan, very attractive, free. 03564 (exp8/24) ship excitement and go DWF, 48, 5'8", seeks mature Enjoys, dining out, bowling, PINA COLADAS, times. 03726 (exp9/21) cated and likes to laugh/enjoy while. 03323 (exp9/7) movies. 03665 (exp9/14) affectionate, sincere, fit, se­ have half a brain, and have lots COMPATIBILITY FIRST life. N/S. 03669 (exp9/!4) NEW TO AREA companion, familiar with Yanni, cure, independent, world-trav­ SWJPM, 30 FOXY LADY of fun. DWF, 5’3”, brown/green, SF, 53, medium build, seeks SM, 24, looking for SF who who likes evenings at home, eled, caramel-colored SBPF Humorous, loves music, rho- ENJOY SANDY HOOK SWPF, blond/hazel, single par­ seeks SM 28-45. 03632 (exp SM, 50s, to spend time with. SWM, 40, slim, muscular build, enjoys company at beaches VCRs, day trips, smiles, and a seeks educated, secure, fit. 9/7)______03513 (exp8/17) vies, theatre, comedy clubs, good sense of humor. Middle­ ent, seeks attractive, profes­ sports, cooking and animals seeks SF who enjoys beach, and parties, hanging out. Age sincere, romantic SWPM, 36­ BROWN-EYED GIRL TEACH ME sex County, 03730 (exp9/21) sional S/DWM, 30-45, for a one 43. 03586 (exp8/31)______seeking SWF, 23-30, with simi­ sunbathing, walks, movies. O unimportant. 03622 (exp 9/7) on one relationship, with ro­ DWF, 39, brunette, enjoys din­ SF, 19, seeks SF, 18-25, to lar interests and sense of ^»u- 3671 (exp9/14)______HEAVY METAL EASY SEEKING ing, dancing, movies, outdoors. share in my curiosity and help To fall in love with. SWF, 26, mance and adventure, who mor a must. 03728 (exp9/2,1) LANDSCAPER Straight SWF, 23, seeks real knows what he desires in life. THAT SPECIAL MAN Seeking attractive DWM. 40­ me learn. Disease free. O friendship with straight SWF, enjoys music, movies, simple DWJF, 38, attractive, affection­ 45, with same interests for 3718 (exp9/21) ______AVERAGE MAN SWM, 32, self-employed, good things in life. Seeking SWCM, 03660 (exp9/14)______DWM 32, 57". blond.blue, <*ne sense of humor, good looking, 21-30, in Middlesex County, for QUALITY NOT QUANTITY ate, N/S, enjoys exercise, mo­ good times, possible LTR. O outings, clubs, the shore and 25-30, who wouldn't mind be­ vies, fine dining. Seeking S/ 3298 texp8/24) ______child, N/D, enjoys outdoors, 6’3”. Seeking slim, good look­ ing taken under my spell. O is what I am and what I'm softball, weekend getaways. ing, self-sufficient SF, N/Drugs, etc. 03627 (exp9/7) seeking in SWJ gentleman. DWJM professional. 38-44, BEAUTIFUL 3731 (exp9/21) 5’8”-6\ financially secure, N/S, ADS FROM MEN Seeking S/DWF 25-35, 5’3'- 24-34, outdoors type, must WANTED.GOOD FRIENDS N/S seeking N/S, 48-53, who’s BLONDE WIDOW 5'8", enjoys attention, for friend­ Married woman 29, with 1.5 ZESTY sincere, honest and caring, Young 55, 5'6-1/2", likes sports, love animals. Enjoys beaches, also professional with zest for ship/relationship. 03729 (dxp barbecues, friends, dining out. kids, looking for other women Widowed JPF, 51. Playful, child­ life. Other qualities would in­ with sense of humor. 02903 swimming, biking, working-out, HONEST MUSICIAN like, second chance at the gold (exo8/31)______9/21)______J_ 03734 (exp9/21)______in Middlesex county for friend­ clude kind, caring, considerate, dates. Would like to meet ac­ SWM, 30, 5'10”, long brown/ ship/activities. Active, fun-lov­ ring. Come out to play, from tive gentleman with similar hazel. Seeking SWF, petite, TLC SEEKING UNIQUE WOMAN honest, sense of humor. O HAPPY SF SWM, early 60s, seeks SWF, ing, good sense of humor. O the arts to the beach. If inter­ 3654 (exp9/14)______Widow, 5'8”, blue eyes, seeks qualities, for LTR. 03576 (exp who enjoys movies, music, SBM, 6'2", 190lbs, 29, enjoys 8/31)______50+, to share quality time ind 3570 (exp8/31)______ested, respond. 03719 (exp LOOKING FOR COMPANION someone with sense of humor. beach, going out to dinner. If writing and debating. Seeking 9/21) interested, call me. 0 3538 enjoy dancing, country mu$ic, SF, intelligent, ambitious, de­ SBPF, 42, 5*5", 150lbs, N/S, I enjoy dining out, music, the TIMING IS EVERYTHING quiet evenings and drives in ABBREVIATIONS beach, long rides to mountains/ (exp9/7) ______pendable, lovable, adventur­ LOOKING FOR N/D, enjoys music, movies, Very attractive, sincere, classy, the country together. 03430 M-Male , F-Female MR. GOODBAR theatre. Seeking SPM, 45+, shore, baseball, county fairs. romantic, full of fun, profession­ SPRING CHICKEN (exp9/21) ous. 03673 (exp9/14)______DWF, 35, long/brown, 5'5", 03587 (exp8/31)______al DWJF, Seeking good humor­ Widowed SM, 75 years young, SUMMER FUN S-Single, D-Divorced who enjoys same, for friend­ COUNTY ARIREAMIDDLESEX C-Christian , J-Jewish seeks DWM, 35-45, with great ship/possible LTR. 0 3658 ANGEL EYES ed, affectionate, sensitive, N/S needs attractive, petite, non­ SWM, 21, into long drives, SWPM, 37, new to the area, A-Asian , B-Black sense of humor, who likes to (exp9/14)______Very attractive, slender SWF, S/DWJM, 49-55, to build a working senior lady to be my likes country music, vid|eo stimulating conversation, the have fun, N/S, N/Drugs, N/D. HIGH MORAL STANDARDS 27, 5'7", mother, enjoys travel, great new life together.03533 friend and date. Central Mid­ games, movies. Seeks S/DWF, beach, NYC. Seeking SF, 18­ H-Hispanic , W-White 03720 (exp9/21) DWCF, very attractive, mother dining, dancing, clubs. Seeking (exp8/24) ______dlesex area only. 03425 (exp 18-36, who wants to live life to 24, N/S, to share summer fun. P-Professional 8X10 of two, would like to meet a attractive SWM, good-humor­ LOOKING 9/7)______its fullest 03717 (exp9/21) 03674 (exp9/14)______YO-Years Old 8 on the outside, 10 on the in­ professional SWCM, 30-38, ed. 6'+. 03589 (exp8/31) FOR A REAL LOVE! DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY SINCERE AND HONEST SOUL MATE WANTED ISO-ln Search Of side. DWPF, no dependents. 510"+. 03645 (exp9/7) QUEEN-SIZED WIDOW SBPF, 31, 5’5", 140lbs, intelli­ SWM, 33, 5’9", 165lbs, blond, SWM, 26, seeks SWF, 23-30, SWM, 30. 6’, 210lbs, brown/ha­ N/S-Non Smoker 39, 5'6", slender, adventurous, LETS DO SUMMER 58, seeks tall, teddy bear-type gent, attractive, sensitive. successful, handsome, athletic, N/S, who’s attractive, must like zel, varied interests, enjoys bik­ N/D-Non Drinker sincere, spontaneous, silly, out­ gentleman for romantic rela­ Seeking SBPM, N/S, D/D-free, ing, working out at the gym, Attractive, green-eyed blonde, in shape. Looking for casual sports, auto racing, dancing C&W-Country and Western going, energetic. Seeking tall, SWPF seeks SWPM, 47-57, to tionship. Enjoys movies, out­ who is trustworthy, honest, fun- friendship with woman who and the shore. Looking for a reading, spending time with fit, outgoing, relationship-ori­ share fun and quiet times. doors, sightseeing and just loving and a good communica­ likes singles bars, the outdoors relationship, possibly more. special someone. Seeking sin­ LTR-Long Term ented S/DWPM, 36-42. 03721 Princeton area. 03647 (exp being with someone special. tor, for possible LTR. 03579 and stimulating conversation. Middlesex County area ohly cere, honest SF. No head Relationship (exp9/21) ______9/7)______03591 (exp8/31)______(exp8/31) ______03046 (exp9/14)______please. 03713 (exp9/21) games. 03677 (exp9/14) ______G-Gay______4 2 AUGUST 10, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to serve upon YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to serve Katz, Ettin, Levine, Kurzweil & Weber, P.A., whose address is upon Katz, Ettin, Levine, Kurzweil & Weber, P.A., whose Charge Your Ad E2! 905 North Kings Highway, Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08034­ address is 905 North Kings Highway, Cherry Hill, New Jersey 1569, An Answer to the Complaint and Amendment to 08034-1569, An Answer to the Complain and Amendment to Fax Your Ad 908-432-0016 Complaint (it any) tiled in a civil action in which The National Complaint (it any) filed in a civil action in which Resolution State Bank, Elizabeth, N.J., is Plaintiff and Wilson B. Ryans, et Trust Corporation as Receiver for Marine View Savings Bank, al, are Defendants, pending in the Superior Court of New SLA, is Plaintiff and Vincent Antonucci, et al, are Defendants, Jersey, within thirty-five days after August 10,1994 exclusive pending in the Superior Court of New Jersey, within thirty- of such date. If you fail to do so, Judgment by Default may be five days after August 10,1994 exclusive of such date. If you rendered against you for relief demanded in the Complaint fail to do so, Judgment by Default may be rendered against 'i a l >$ G in i:ti and Amendment to Complaint (if any). You shall file your you tor relief demanded in the Complaint and Amendment to Answer and Proof of Service in duplicate with the Clerk of the Complaint (if any). You shall file your Answer and Proof of Use our handy Private Party Coupon. Super1 jr Court, Hughes Justice Complex, CN-971, Trenton, Service in duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior Court, New Jersey 08625, in accordance with the Rules of Civil Hughes Justice Complex, CN-971, Trenton, New Jersey Select the ad that best meets your needs. Practice and Procedure. 08625, in accordance with the Rules of Civil Practice and This action has been instituted for the purpose of Procedure. foreclosing the mortgage dated November 21, 1986, and □ Flea (Items under $75) One item per ad This action has been instituted for the purpose of made by Wilson B. Ryans, a single person and Thomas J. foreclosing the mortgage dated November 4, 1985, and Bowman, a single person, to Intercounty Mortgagee Corp. □ BIG DEAL (Items over $75) made by Vincent Antonucci and Anna Marie Antonucci, to recorded in the Monmouth County Clerks Office, Book 4181, Lumbermens Mortgage Corporation recorded in the at Page 580; to recover possession of and concerning real Please include all spaces and punctuation. One character per box. Monmouth County Clerk’s Office, Book 3953, at Page 398; to estate located at 4 Water Street, Aberdeen, New Jersey. recover possession of and concerning real estate located at You, Thomas J. Bowman, are named a party defendant 1713 Fourth Avenue, Asbury Park, New Jersey. hereto by reason of the fact that you executed the original note/bond and mortgage and are one of the titled owners of You, Vincent Antonucci and Anna Marie Antonucci are the property being foreclosed on in this action. named party defendants hereto by reason of the fact that you are one of the original mortgagors and titled owners of the You, Joan A. Taylor, by her Subrogee, are named a party property being foreclosed on in this action. defendant hereto by reason of the fact that you obtained a judgment in the Superior Court of New Jersey against You, James J. Stivaletti are named a party Defendant Thomas Bowman, Judgment No. DJ-13092-83, entered on hereto by reason of the fact that Judgment was entered in Name__ March 25,1983, type of action: Contract, in the amount of the Superior Court of New Jersey against Vincent Antonucci, Judgment number J-10125-77, date entered 05/16/78, type Address_ $710.90, plus costs and attorney's fees of $42.42, and dock'g of $8.70, Said judgment was recovered in the Hudson County of action, Contract, Venue, Monmouth, in the amount of C ity____ . State, District Court on 7/29/81, Case No. 446558. $10,200.00 plus costs of $113.45. You may contact the Lawyer Referral Service of the County You may contact the Lawyer Referral Service of the Zip---- Day Phone_ .Evening Phone. in which this action is pending by calling 908-431-5544. If County in which this action is pending by calling 908-431­ you cannot afford an attorney, you may communicate with 5544. If you cannot afford an attorney, you may VISA#__ the Legal Services Office of the County in which this action is communicate with the Legal Services Office of the County in which this action is pending by calling 908-747-7400. MC#___ Mail Payment & Coupon to: pending by calling 908-747-7400. VKA Greater Media Newspapers 00NALD F. PHELAN, CLERK DONALD F. PHELAN, CLERK Expiration date______Cl9ssifi6ci Superior Court of New Jersey Superior Court of New Jersey *1 Ads are subject to approval. 7 Edgeboro Rd. • East Brunswick, NJ 06316 DATED: July 26,1994 DATED: July 26,1994 August 10,1994 $264.00 August 10,1994 $264.00 *•••<» , - . THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 10, 1994 4 3

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Gerri 908-536-0905 Flow. $2,000./wk potential. 609-393-8114 (depending on position) ban Newspapers is 6 Weeks Vacation All applicants must have a 1-800-995-8431 AGENT - A BANKABLE JOB 25 POSITIONS AVAILABLE seeking a reporter to clean driving record and meet DEMONSTRATORS- Ambi­ • Shipping • Receiving cover a municipal 908-938-2889 with all D.O.T. requirements. tious people needed. Great VENDING ROUTE SALES $ AVON COLLECTORS • Pick-Up • Delivery beat. Applicants Pay scale commensurate with $$$. No cash investment. • Marketing & Sales should have writing experience. Please call Free training/supplies. Job se­ Must sell, very strong cash Mr. TamburellQ • Warehouse • Entry Level experiance and an 1-800-242-7295, 9am-3pm curity. Phone/car necessary. business. 1 -800-820-4353 1-800-545-8390 CREDIT Management understanding of mu­ Monday to Friday Call Rosemarie 908-531-3963 AGENT-A Beautiful job Experienced. Established Col­ nicipal government. 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Call Call 908-780-6550 Aberdeen 908-583-1700 which variea. tions only being accepted. 908-671-3100 E F A U P A IR EAST BRUNSWICK STOVE- GE ELECTRIC- Holmdel Convalescent Center TEACHERS Double oven, gold, $200. Ge, 188 Highway 34 SALES EARN MONEY Companion for elderly woman. side by side refrigerator, 18 European Live-in Some cooking, must drive, Holmdel, NJ 07733 RECEPTIONIST Need Additional Help Upbeat, dynamic teachers for cu. ft., gold, $200. GE extra Reading books! $30,000/year speak English & be able to 2 nights & Saturday hours for Hebrew/religious studies. child care wide refrigerator, cu. ft., al­ NURSERY School Assistant for Sundays. Busy Real Es­ Income potential. Details. work weekends. References 22 Bridal Shop in Freehold. Must Grades 4-6. Monroe Town­ Thoroughly screened, legal mond, excellent cond., $500. Call 11 -3, Monday thru Friday tate office. Phone experience 1-805-962-8000 Ext. Y-2111 required. Live in or out. Call have a pleasant, helpful at­ ship. Call 908-446-4244 Visas, 1st aid trained, Call 908-219-9575 908-431-1629 please. Call 908-536*4400 908-238-3194 titude. $8.hour to start. Will TEL^MARKETERS-Largest dedicated to your child care train. Call 908-431-2266 commission splits plus hourly. POSTAL JOBS needs. Average $1767week. T.V. PHYSICIAN RECEPTIONIST Experienced. Call Mr. Fritz for For more information calf Start $11.41 per hour. For 041 Resumes 19" Magnavox color w/remote. General Bariatric (weight con­ FRONT DESK an interview at 908-446-3646 Carol O'Hara SALESPERSON exam and application informa­ Best offer. 908-431-9562 trol). Good opportunity, good Experienced, mature person Typing In Holmdel. For diversified tion, call 219-769-8301 908-706-9423 pay for qualified physician. to handle all phases of opera­ TELEMARKETING Ext. NJ 576, from 9am - 9pm, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday farm market work. Hours flex­ Trish Doskoczynski WASHER/DRYER tion. 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Also other items. need creative staff from SALES ASSISTANT a High School Graduate & Will work around your sched­ A FUN Filled Nursery School Speedy Service & Inexpensive Call 908-792-0837 3-6pm. Experience with chil- have ability to understand, ule & situation. Call Scot Wonderland Pre School-Howell Call 908-521-2235 for financial consultant. Pro­ 4 dren in woodworking, sports, work with, and supervise stu­ 908-972-6000 ext. 2006 6:30am-7pm. Breakfast/Lunch/ 037a Child Care WASHER/D RYE R-White, science and creative or dra­ fessional non-smoking office dents in a school setting. Start Wonderland Mini-Meal + Snacks electric, heavy duty. Electronic in Manalapan. Flexible hours, TELEPHONE CALLERS 15 FREE RESUMES matic arts. Degree pre­ on or about September 1, Birth-6 Years. 908-364-6211 Wanted controls. $300. for pair. Call days &/or evenings. Pleasant w/first order. Written/typeset, ferred.$10./hour & up. EOE. 1994. 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Free Estimates 8am-6pm or before & after tates. Will come to your home. NeedA school. Live-in/out. Own trans­ Please call 908-828-0857 Call 908-888-0736 portation, non-smoker, refer­ MIDDLETOWN ences. Call 908-972-1833 COMPUTER TUTORING INSTALLATION & Trouble­ Loving mother of 2 will pro­ “Treasures From Another Time” shooting. Learn computer ba­ vide quality care of your child MANALAPAN P/T sics and/or software in your in my home. 908-615-0804 Put son on bus AM. Return home or office. Call PM to stay with him in my 908-607-0294 MONROE TOWNSHIP- My home. Mon-Tues-Wed. Call home, ail ages. References 908-446-5299 eves, until 9pm available. 908-723-1447 MARLBORO Child care posi­ ( 0?\ee4o£ti /ittUftcc. f^xtieny ) MORGANVILLE tion for 2 pre school boys in Comfortably Cozy, Colorfully my home. Non-smoker with Find That One of a Kind Gift for the dependable car. 3, 4, or 5 Cheerful, Creatively Challeng­ Discriminating Person weekdays. 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Call 908-577-9812 OLD BRIDGE - Loving mom MIDDLETOWN-Mom to care 043 Appliances will care for your children in for 5 mo. old boy. Your home my home. Flex, hours. Low or mine 3 days/wk. Non smok­ WEDDING GOWN rates. Snacks. 908-679-2272 er, refs. 908-758-0380 AIR CONDITIONER W/headpiece, size 12. $450. Negotiable. Call 908-521-5168 MIDDLETOWN-Mother seeks Room size. Good condition. OLD BRIDGE Loving mom babysitter for 17 month old. 3 $75. Call 908-671-0527 will care for your child in her hours per day, 3 times per home . Great references. Call week in my home. Non smok­ AIR CONDITIONER-Carrier. 046 Firewood 908-679-2291 ing, flexible. 908-530-3599 18,000 BTU. 15 amp. Used MONMOUTH JUNCTION only 2 seasons. Asking $275. Call 908-679-9221 FIREWOOD-FREE! 4 Ivy OLD BRIDGE In my home. School days. court Matawan. Ravine to SOUTHWOOD SECTION 7am-9am. for 2 children, 6 & AIR CONDITIONERS Union to Chestnut to Ivy. Al­ Loving Mom will care for your 8. 908-329-0982 $75. & up. Most sizes avail. ready cut & stacked. child in her home. GREAT OLD BRIDGE Wanted: air conditioners dead Check the Classified Pages. references. Call 908-390-1716 or alive! $$$ Also Repairs & Loving, mature minded, re­ Free Estimates. 908-566-3233 SUMMER PARLIN- (off Ernston Rd.) sponsible person to care for 6 AIR CONDITIONER Energetic Mom w/TLC, non­ year old & 3 year old in my FIREWOOD SPECIAL Window style-Fedder-Airtemp, Y ou’re sure to fin d smoker, activities, meals. home. Monday-Friday. Refer­ Refs, avail. Call 908-727-1517 ences required. 908-679-2280 5,000BTUs. Used 1 season. Perfect. $200. Leave message $65 per cord 908-294-8790 (min. 2 cords delivered) w h at you’re looking for. PARLIN- In my home. 200' OLD BRIDGE fenced in back yard. 5 mins. FREEZER-lmperial, upright, 'Plus delivery charge from Rtes. 9, 35 & Pkwy. Call Your home or mine. 1 or 2 like new. Mint condition, hard­ June 1st thru Stacy. 908-727-3014 days a week. 2 boys 4 yrs. & ly used. $800. Call after 6 pm. September 1st, 1994 W ell even help you sell 13 months. Call 908-699-8405 908-251-7085 ROOSEVELT - Mother of 2 ORDER NOW: Those who hesitate FREEZER-Upright 15.7 cu. ft. with child care exp. has two may be without in the Fall. your fish's outgrown home! 038 Cleaning Help Mint cond. $250. GAS OVEN- openings, 1 yr. & up. Will pro­ Caloric, double self-cleaning vide snacks. Refs, avail. Non­ 609-259-7265 Wanted range. $100. 908-780-3540 smoker. Call 609-448-1051 8-4:30pm Monday thru Friday >ALL t -800-660-4ADS MARLBORO-Housekeeping REFRIGERATOR 8-12 Saturdays SOUTH RIVER Your child, my duties Monday-Friday 8am- Admiral, side by side, gold, home. Full/part time. $2.50 5pm. S a la ry negotiable. Need 22 cubic feet, $550. Riephoff Saw Mill, Inc. hour. Call 908-238-2738 references. Call 908-972-9313 Call 908-409-0499 Rt. 524, Allentown, NJ THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 10, 1994 4 5 I General 048 General 048 General 046 Firewood 047 Furniture 047 Furniture Furniture 047 Furniture Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise ADCOM RACK SYSTEM - BEDROOM SET-Girl’s white DEN OR DORM. Couch, BEDSPREADS-2 twin, shams CONSOLE RADIO-Nostalgic SUMMER SALE lounge chair & ottomon. MOVING 800 Watts. Polk Audio & curtain set. Twin electric 1944, Oak, Beautiful replica of French provincial. Exc. cond. KITCHEN SET STD-3 speakers, CD, cass. Includes twin canopy bed, box Wooden frame. Brown tweed blanket. Stereo/radio cassette yesteryear. Brand new. Great SPLIT HARDWOODS Good condition. Call 41” X 41” SQUARE Almond MUST SELL deck, phono. Mint cond. $105./cord. 908-723-0543 spring & mattress, double recorder. Exercise bike. Best collector’s piece. Asking $290. 908-297-9352 formica pedestal table & 4 $1,300. Or trade for good offer. Call 908-655-4653 Call 908-679-6424 dresser w/triple mirror, night- peach & chrome chairs. Per­ MASTER BEDROOM SET- transportation. Call ★SUMMER SPECIAL stand, tall chest, desk w/hutch fect condition. SLEEPER Elegant, 10 piece, French 908-297-0093 top & chair. 908-739-9484 DINETTE Provincial, off white. Original CABINET-RV. w/2w refrigera­ N.J. FIREWOOD- Hardwoods. COUCH-Almond-Mint condi­ tor, 110V/12Voc. 3-burner DOOR $105. a cord. 908-901-1127 tion. Call 908-679-8485 price $6,000. Will sacrifice AMISH MADE SHEDS BEDROOM SET-Oak, pc., 1 55” x 35” Teakwood table, 6 stove, sink. $200. or will sell 6 $2,300. Call 908-363-6005 Swings, Gazebos,i, Arbours, Exterior. Solid wood. $50. Call yr. old, beautiful, queen size chairs & 2 leaves. Reason­ separately. BOOK CASE- Outdoor Furniture, Garages 908-257-8235 bed w/armoire. Orig. $3,600. able. Call after 5pm white, 5 shelf. $25. Call 908-583-4633 LIVING ROOM MOVING SALE YARDWORKS, 908-842-5922 047 Furniture Asking $1,200. ANTIQUES- 908-324-0128 DRINK ’N SHRINK Secretary drop lid desk & DINETTE-60” x 30”. Teak Country French (Custom) Best Master bedroom, Living room, ANDERSON WINDOW-From chair, $285. Oak dresser & wood table & 4 chairs. $199. offer. Call 908-536-6816 Dining room, misc. items. Call model home. 6 ft. double w/ CAMERA OUTFITS SNOOZE 'N LOSE screens. Lists for $549. Will Feel Great, Lose Weight! Call beveled mirror, $150. Vanity, Call 908-536-3537 or 908-566-6133 Yashica FX3. $165. Kodak BAR sell for $200. 908-656-0231 1-800-613-5050 mirror & bench, $175. Deco 908-972-0831 Reflex. $85. Zeiss. 50mm (T) Formica & wrought iron w/2 dresser, mirror, chest & bed, LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM SET MOVING SALE BAR-$200. Mirror T be 3 V21 $110. Call 908-446-6679 upholstered stools w/backs. $140. Roseville, Hummels. Ig. Must sell. Good condition. Furniture. Sofa, chair, 3 tables $100. Microwave. -$7©. Beer ENESC0 Excellent condition. $100. Call Lenox pcs., etc. 908-254-3023 & lamp. Perfect condition. MUST SELL-Bedroom set mirrors-$10. Speakers 2 for CAROUSEL CONSIGNMENT $150. or best offer. child/teens-$200. Kitchen set- 908-888-0590 Must sell. $550 or best offer. $20. Call 908-613-8864 SHOP-Women's, men’s and & Carlton Ornaments BEDROOM SET-Thomasville. Call 908-521-2394 $150. Custom sofa.- $300. Call 908-946-0841 children’s clothing. House­ 20% OFF Send $2. For BED-Brass. Queen, complete 5 pieces. Mediterranean style. Grandfather clock -$150. DINING ROOM SET-$299. wares, crafts., Tues.-Sat. catalogs: Capri Crafts w/Ortho mattress set. Unused, Good condition. $500. Call Chandelier-Brass antique BARGAINS VCR Cabinet $25. Record 11-5. 1/2 price Sale thru 8/I9 P.O. Box 941 in box. Cost $1,000. Sell 908-536-8105 Cabinet-Pine. $35. Call LIVING ROOM looking. $150. Best offers. Giant Warehouse in Matawan Matawan. NJ. 07747 $325. Call 908-906-2067 908-846-6274 Call 908-828-7998 LOADED with Merchandise CARRIAGE-Perego, twin, CHINA CLOSET-BROYHILL. LIKE NEW. Sofa, loveseat, (3) EXCERCISE BIKE-$20. New MOVING-Custom sofa, marble • Furniture • Appliances $150. Beige sectional w/sleep- BEDROOM FURNITURE Oriental design w/light.-$225. DINING ROOM SET-Beautiful tables, lamp, oriental chair. double mattress or box spring, cocktail table, recliner, ’, • TVs & VCRs • Glassware er,. reclines, $350. Twin bed, Butcher block faced drawers Recliner-grey-$60. Cocktail 7 piece formal (Bombay), $950. 908-591 -8894 8 2 $80. each or $150. both. Bed­ • Office Equipment • Books dresser, $100. Garage door, w/walnut top & sides, 1 dbl. table-oak $40. Very good powder blue w/fruitwood table pc. bar & stools, dark pine room set, pieces, $150. * • Sporting Good$ $100. Kitchen utility cart, 6 dresser w/hutch, 2 single top, breakfront. Great cond. LIVING ROOM SET 48” round table & 6 chairs, Call 908-297-2956 cond. MOVING. 908-613-5098 • Party Paper Goods $100. Call 908-238-5324 dressers w/hutches, night $900. or best offer. Call Couch, chaise lounge, coffee gold leaf marble top console table, desk, wall mirror & full 908-583-9571 & mirror, desk, chair & more. CONTENTS OF HOME table, & end table. $350. CASSETTES-Dave Del 50% OFF WITH AD size headboard. Also twin box Call 908-583-3170 Call 908-431-1025 NEW & USED spring, frame & brentwood Sofas, end tables, twin beds, DINING ROOM SET-Black Dotto’s famous cash flow sys­ ANY PICTURE FRAME rocker. All in excellent cond. tables, chairs, patio furn., lacquer, table 42 x 76 with Vfe” MUST SELL MERCHAND SE tems w/books on foreclosure, ORDER OVER $45. Before 9:30pm, 908-591-9176 household items & much thick beveled glass top, 6 LIVING ROOM etc. Never used. Paid $314. (excludes Bargain Corner/Art) more. 908-577-1388 chairs, excellent condition. Sofa bed, sofa, Boy's room Asking $150. or best offer. Call 908-303-0872 Orig. $1,350. Now $595. Sofa, loveseat, end table, cof­ furn., chairs & other furn. ARRIVING DA LYH Call 908-521-4736 BEDROOM COUCH & LO VE SEAT- Call 908-679-3910 fee table & lamp. Modern, Holmdel House. Call Yard Sale America Store Brown w/4 built-in recliners. FISH TANK Girls, 6 pieces. French Provin­ black. Exc. cond. $950. Call 908-946-9421 CEMETERY PLOTS 2 - VERY CLEAN. $400. Call DINING ROOM SET-solid 908-431-0972 Wellwood Cemetery Farm/ng- cial. Excellent condition. Bed oak, 51” table w/6 oak chairs. PINE SERVER/BAR 908-566-11' 8 55 GALLON, lighted hood. 2 w/storage, Bachelor & lingerie 908-297-6962 dale, Long Island. Paid filters, heater, large cabinet Excellent condition $500. Light 40” wide x 33” high. Nice For Directions chest, hutch, desk & chair. LIVING ROOM- Lovely tapes­ $2,200. Asking $500. for both. and accessories. Cost $600. Fixture-oak & glass $100. Call try couch (sleeper) & match­ piece of furniture. $ 100. or Call 609-395-9245 $450. Call 908-821-5884 COUCH after 5pm 908-238-8977 best offer. Call 908-297-5315 BAY WINDOW-LARGE Asking $350. Call ing Queen Ann chair $200. w/beautiful optional itained 908-238-6346 BEDROOM SET - Girls Sleeper-Queen size. $70. Call DINING ROOM-Dark pine-9 Gold Florentine coffee end­ glass insert. $400 Call CHEST-4 drawer, $35. New 7 pieces white French Provin­ 908-583-0905 pieces, pads, cushions & tables & mirror. $150. Beauti­ RATTAN SET 908-536-8105 ladder jacks, best offer. FISH TANK-55 gallon, in­ cial. Perfect condition. Asking leaves. Excellent cond. $750. ful Belgium crystal lamp and Call 908-846-1449 cludes stand, pump, heater, $200. Call 908-251-4264 5 pieces. Excellent condition. BEDROOM SET-Provii cial. 5 o r be st offer. 908-25 7-8 421COUCH-Colonial. Dark beige or best offer. 908-257-8421COUCH-Colonial. chandelier. $150. All Nego­ $300. Call 908-787-3076 filter & other accessories. tiable. Call 908-583-9571 pc., cherry, dbl. bed triple CHINA CABINET-64” wide. BEDROOM SET w/design. Good condition. $150. or best offer. DINING ROOM-Table, china dresser, mirror, nigt" tstand, Excellent condition. $125. or Call 908-828-8470 5 piece, good condition. Best offer. Recliner. $10. & closet, 6 chrs. Couch, 2 chrs. LIVING ROOM-Queen sofa­ RECLINERS glass tops. $275. Toilet bowl best offer. VERTICAL Must sell. Also Craftmatic bed. misc. Call 908-615-9467 & tbls. Recliner, computer bed, chairs, coffee plus & tank-used, yellow, $25. BLINDS, beige fabric 3 sizes. HOT TUB-6 Person. $1,250. Call after pm. 908-821-1954 2 2 2 black vinyl & chrome reclin­ 6 DAY BED-White iron & brass. desk. 908-591-0846 end tables w/glass inlay. Vanity 24”w/yellow sink, $25. Asking $20. 908-274-9378 or best offer. Including cover, ers. Vinyl & upholstery exc. Call after 5pm 908-656-0581 BEDROOM SET Drexel, triple Complete w/2 Ortho mat­ END TABLES (2) & LAMPS. $425. Call 908-247-7050 Mechanisms need some work. Delzone & chemicals. Call dresser w/mirror, pier armoi- tresses & pop-up trundle. Un­ ARTIFICIAL TREE-$75. $75. for both or best offer. BEDSPREAD-Twin | size. CHINA 908-254-7259 res, light bridge. Asking used in box. Cost $800. Sell For all. Please call LOFT- 57”long curtain w/attached Call 908-431-4548 HOT TUB/SPA-NEW $1,995­ $1,200. Call 908-615-9466 $325. Call 908-906-2067 For college dorm. Meets all valance, wedgewood blue per­ Rosenthal for 8+, 908-747-6819 person w/cover. Curb del. dorm regulations. $50. cale. $22 for both. Levlor Bonus-imported tea set for 8 6 BEDROOM SET-Full size, 6 DEN FURNITURE ESTATE SALE-Bedroom set, 908-536-9707 75% + OFF mini-blind fits Mill Lake Manor Call 908-438-0210 Open 7 days. 908-363-2952 pc. Mahogany, 40 yrs. old, dark wood, includes bed w/ ORIGINAL COST Used Office homes, $7. Call 908-251-6281 good cond. $800. Dining rm., 5 piece sectional. Glass cor­ extra long frame, bureau w/ JACK LA LANNE MEMBER­ Furniture in excellent condi­ SHIP - Olympic Gold "life­ walnut, table w/leaf, large ner table. Single slip-out mirror and armoire, $250. MOVING tion. WOODEN DESKS, COLOR TV breakfront, 6 chairs, good sleeper. Sharp stereo rack Double-bed and single-bed time”, plus $60./yr. renewal. EVERYTHING MUST GO! Chairs, L-shaped desks, 2, 3, Use your VISA Fisher console. 27” w/stereo $500. or best offer. Receive a cond., $800. 2 marble tables, system w/cabinet & 2 floor frames, end tables, metal 4, and 5 drawer lateral & ver­ figurine lamps, sofa. Prices speakers. 24” x 48” T.V. closet, assorted household Sofas, tables, dining room, or MASTERCARD & remote control. Exc. cond. $150. item as a gift. Call Mike tical file cabinets, TOP QUAL­ Asking $300. 908-591-5953 908-297-0093 negotiable. 908-303-8578/ stand w/storage. Call items. Items sold for best of­ Bedroom set, kitchen set. Exc. ITY by All Steel. Traditional 908-303-9680 908-972-7651 fers. Call 908-238-1557 condition. Call 908-721-3070 to pay for your office furn., Decorator Art COMPUTER-and entertain­ JEWELRY-WEDDING SET. (paintings, etc.) & More. Large Classified Ads ment center, $75. each. Book Size 8. Engagement ring, 3/4 Quantities. Cash or Company shelves, $30. Small 3 shelf for carat clear stone. Gorgeous. check. Delivery avail. Call for 1 -800-660-4-ADS books, $15. Call Only 6 months old. $1.500. appt., M-F 9-5pm, Sat. 10-12 908-297-5315 Call 908-422-6596 noon, 908-249-2515 SOFA & LOVE SEAT-Navy with White pin dot. CLEAN. EXCELLENT CONDITION. $195. Call 908-446-5042 SOFA BED-79” x 90”. 2 pcs. Aztec print. Light blue/white/ House Portraits beige. Perfect condition. Call 908-679-9558 in SOFA-7’ Brown contemporary. The Perfect Gift mm am sntim Coffee table & end table-oak & glass. In Excellent condi­ tion. $125. for all. Call Created in Oils 908-521-3502 TURN YOUR CLUTTER INTO CASH! SOFA-Contemporary look. or Watercolors Blue & white. Exc. cond., $200. Call 908-274-9767 or • Birthdays 908-220-2218 A dvertise Your Garage Sale SOFA-Contemporary, beige, • Anniversaries $75. Matching love seat, $50. •All Special Golf clubs & bag, $50. Dehu­ If you tell them, they will come... midifier, $10. Infant car seats, Occasions $3. & $5. Call 908-521-1507 SOFA-Sleeper & love seat, per line rust colored. Oak coffee table and end table w/glass inserts. Lamps-one 3 way table lamp & one accent lamp. A rtis t Place your garage sale ad and be eligible to sell your u ** Call 908-422-9894 155 South; St., Freehold, NJ 07728»908-462-1020 leftover garage sale items at our “SECOND CHANCE" rate -2 weeks lU SOFABED. queen, beige plaid $225., floor lamp, 2 dub chairs, marble top coffee table ■S w/marble top buffet. Wrought iron table w/2 leaves & 4 chairs $75. Microwave oven w/convection. 908-254-5821 F a m i l y TABLE-Scallop edge, smoked-color glass cocktail table w/wood base. Good condition, $50. Call 609-395-8134 P o r t r a i t s TABLES The Perfect Gift 1 coffee tbl., 3 end tbls., Mod­ ern, marble tops. Great cont. Created in Oils $200. 908-566-1649 aft. 2pm or Pastels VANITY - BATHROOM - Excellent conditon. Formica, • Birthdays wood grain outside, fully wood inside. $100. 908-723-0813 • Anniversaries WATERBED • All Special Occasions 4 poster Queen size. • Pet Portraits Excellent condition. $250. Wedding Portraits VISA/MASTERCARD ACCEPTED Call 908-940-1630 WATERBED c a l l 1 -800-660-4 AD S Queen size w/bookcase head­ A rtis t board & Captains base w/ drawers. Asking $500. Call 609-490-0228 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728»908-462-1020 4 6 AUGUST 10, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

048 General 048 General 049 Merchandise 051 Sporting 060 Garage Sales 060 Garage Sales Merchandise Merchandise Wanted Equipment 063b Tutoring 065 Pets & Animals KITCHEN CABINETS Light TREE-artificial ficus triple AAAAAA Antiques, used fum., BIKE-LADIES, ROSS. PARROTS-African Grey. Prov­ oak with almond counter & bark. Basket also, comes w/ estates, contents of homes, 3-speed. Best offer Very SOUTH RIVER IN HOUSE NEW S.A.T. en pair w/lifetime next box. 3 dbl. sink-fits 12x11 L shape light-$125. best offer. TAN etc. 908-888-8377/264-6458 good condition. Please call 18 Rex Place. Thurs. & Fri. cluthes a year. $2,000. Call area-$500. 908-780-3540 WEDGE UNIT furniture part- George Fliegel Tutoring ALL LIONEL TRAINS 908-297-0139 MOVING SALE & 12, 10am-3pm. asking $250. Call relay 8/11 Call 908-972-0769 or 908-240-2169/908-240-2222 KITCHEN TABLE-Oak with 4 Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. BIKE-Mountain, men’s, 26", Includes Some Furniture 1 -800-852-7897 to get ONE DAY ONLY 908-238-3194 for information chairs. KITCHEN CABINETS- Price no object. 908-946-2893 ten speed, Shimano thumb PEKINGESE PUPS- 908-409-0955 Everything Will Be Sold! full set. Best offers. shifters. 2 months old, READING & MATH TUTOR AKC, 6 weeks. 2 males & 1 Call 908-370-0729 ALL OLD ORIENTAL RUGS & TRUNDLE BED-2 frames, 1 excellent condition, $90. Saturday, August 13, 9-4. Levels K-9, SAT Prep. female. Please call Paisley shawls. Any size or 908-495-8994 LUGGAGE-Assorted sizes & mattress. Good condition, cond. 1-800-221-5119 CASH Call 908-297-1904 18 Cambridge Rd, Lie. Teacher. 908-679-3616 pieces. Also gas grill, $30. $85. Sewing machine cabinet BIKE-Univega Mountain (off Elton-Adelphia rd.) Watch S.A.T. ONE ON ONE Call after 7:30 pm. or week­ w/built-in chair. Wood, good 21”. Brand new condition. for signs down the street from PET SITTING ANTIQUES our last sale. ends 908-274-2976 condition, $50. 908-329-6331 Lots of extras. $500. firm. ENGLISH SPECIALIST FURNITURE & MORE INSTRUCTION Your home. Leam strategies/ Quality Care In Your Home MICROWAVES - (2) lg. & & QUALITY COLLECTIBLES Call 908-219-8728 TYPEWRITER-Brother elec­ ESTATES PURCHASED Sale by Sally D. techniques. 908-462-6429 Bonded/Insured 908-727-4352 med., $60. each. Tuner & tronic w/word processing fea­ BOW-Hunting equipment. CONSIGNMENTS WANTED MANALAPAN cassette deck plus speakers tures. Seldom used. $60. Browning deluxe bow-Nomad POODLES-(Standard) AKC. 8 "New", $200. Air conditioner, Freehold Antique Gallery SAT weeks. Males- $550. Call after 7:30 pm. or week­ Victoria Collins, Manager 45-60 lb., 28-30, $50. 2216- ice cold! 6,000 BTU, $100. ends 908-274-2976 XX78 ARROW- 30" feathers. MOVING SALE 063 Instruction Private sessions in your Fem ales-$600. Call Lawn mower 3.5 hp, $50. 908-462-6389 or 10-new, $30. TREE CLIMBER 13 Tamarack Dr. (Rt. 9, Gor­ home. Experienced staff di­ Music center, Sansui, "New” VACCUUM CLEANER- With 908-462-7900 STAND-Baker. $50. Call rected by the College Board’s 609-490-0580 (mint). $275. or best offer. beater bar, Kenmore, $75. dons Cor./Wickatunk Rd.). A BARMASTERS SCHOOL 908-329-2118 Sat., & Sun., 8/13 & 14, 10-4. SAT Software author. We use Cable ready TV & VCR $175. Dining room table w/2 chairs, 1 & 2 wk. classes. Est. 23 yrs. ANTIQUES Furn., sport items, framed only real tests. Top score Call 908-297-0093 $75. 2 drum tables, $25. Plaid EXER C IS E BIKE-D/p air- gains for 15 years. Score At gometer, rower/bike with paintings, books & MORE! 1-800-TEND BAR love seat, $50. All in good PURCHASED the Top! 800-877-8005 MOVING condition. Call 908-297-1696 heart/pulse monitor. Like new. MANALAPAN Paid $250., asking $135. ART CLASSES S.A.T. Verbal, Reading Spe­ FURNITURE-lndoor & out­ VACUUM CLEANER-Kenmore MAHOGANY Call 908-297-1230 cialist, Special Ed Specialist, door. Modular sofa, baby w/beater bar, $75. Dining MULTI FAMILY NOW FORMING English all levels, Math. Rea­ & ALL Furniture 1940s & Over EXERCISE BIKES-(2) ftems, crib etc. High-riser w/ room table & 2 chairs, $75. 2 48 Thomas Dr. (off Tennant ALL AGES-ALL MEDIA sonable. Sue, 908-257-2777 Porcelain, Glasswear, Etc. w/odometer Good condition. bedding, curtains, paintings, drum tables,' $25. Love seat, Rd.) Fri & Sat. 8/12 & 13, 908-671-3687, 908-495-8821 Up to $10,000. for Best offers. Call up to 8:30pm SPANISH/French-ESL. Basic toys & area rug. All in excel­ plaid, $50. All in good condi­ - . Clothing, toys, furn., Prewar Oriental Rugs 908-536-7411 9 4 FELICIA’S SCHOOL 066 Personals lent condition. 908-390-6125 tion. Call 908-297-5728 books. Must Go! Best Offers! math. NJ LIC., experienced FREE APPRAISALS OF PIANO. Private lessons. 908-591-0732 GOLF CLUBS-Mtl. woods. $127'/2hr. Call 908-525-9286 WELL PUMP NJ Galleries Mizuno Quad, series. 1, 3, 5. Um your VISA MOVING 908-446-9490 Tom Schmitt MARLBORO GED-Get your High School or MASTER CARD Tank & 16 HP. motor, $100. Great shape. $30. each, Call to pay for your MUST SELL-Antiques, col­ 5 Hill Circle (School Rd. W. to Diploma in 4-6 weeks with our Call 908-521-2171 AVOID Garage Sale Hassles. 908-888-0240 Classified Ad lectibles, furn. & misc. Call Collingswood). Fri. Aug. 12, easy to follow home study 1-800-660-4ADS Marilyn buys knick knacks, 908-536-9342 WINDOW TREATMENTS 9-3 & Sat., 9-12. Furn. & chil­ course. $149.95. 800-337-4929 furn., antiques. 908'257-9107 MOUNTAIN BIKE dren's clothes. Much more! Off white, balloons, Silk Moire. MUSIC LESSONS IN YOUR LOST & FOUND ELECTROLYSIS MOVING SALE SHOWER CURTAIN-Pale BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR Brand new. $125. negotiable. MIDDLETOWN HOME - Piano, guitar & bass SALE! We Buy & Sell ROMAN CHAIR SIT-UP blue, lined, valance. Best of­ Teacher W/National credit Sterile, disposable probes BAR: Burgundy lacquer w/2 24 Broad St Keyport BENCH -$100 Negotiable. fers. All Custom Made. Call MOVING SALE Call 908-785-1138 used with the latest computer­ stools. Different-MUST SEE. 908-972-9479 Lil 908-264-0777 or 264-8615 Call 908-462-6266 064 Lost & Found ized equip. Reas, rates. $600. or best offer. Call 178 Statesir Place (Rt. 35 to Suzenne Ribustelli, CPE. 908-591-9245 CAMCORDERS -“Children’s SKIIS-Boot size 7 w/poles. Video Cameras" Fisher Price. Used 2 x’s. Great x-mas gift, Pine to Statesir) Fri., Sat. & ORGAN/PIANO 908-290-8406 048b Infants Sun. 8/12, 13 & 14, 10am- AS A PUBLIC SERVICE Top $$ paid. 908-431-3123 $75. Call after 7pm. WE WILL PUBLISH A MOVING SALE Juvenile Items 908-521-5325 6pm. Furniture, rugs etc, KEYBOARD 4 LINE AD FOR 2 WEEKS LOSE WEIGHT CASH FOR BOOKS AT NO COST Dining room. $400. (2) T.V.’s MIDDLETOWN All levels w/individualized pro­ TO THE PERSON Professional trainer in your gram for your special needs. $25. Dinette. $400. Wall units CONSIGNMENT SHOP Old Magazines 908-536-0850 WHO CALLS home. Toning, diet. Guaran­ BUY IT FOOTNOTES....908-566-5538 ABOUT A FOUND ITEM $200. Microwave & stand $45. For baby items, funriture, toys, CASH for USED CAMERAS MOVING SALE 1-800-660-4ADS teed results. 908-247-2732 Call 908-431-5358 equipment and much more. & ail photo equip. New or old. SELL IT 146 Hillyer Cir. (off Rte. 35 - PIANO & ORGAN LESSONS MAKE-UP ARTIST-Lancome Clothes: newborn to size 12 1 pc. or whole studio. No Po­ Bam Hollow Rd.) Sat. & Sun State certified, Julliard trained. FOUND - Cat male, orange trained. At your home, for any MOVING SALE and maternity. laroid or movie. 908-442-6141 FIND IT 8/13 & 14, 8-4. T.V., bdrm 15 yrs. exp. 908-264-1093 tabby, Sayreville, neutered. occasion. Call 908-536-5289 set, chaise lounge, twin head­ Approx. 3 yrs. old. Entire contents of home. Best PIANO AT HOME Exp. Guild MEET NEW PEOPLE Cottontails CLASSIFIED board w/boxspring, lamps, en­ Call 908-787-3243 of everything at below whole­ member. Marlboro/Manalapan. THE FUN WAY TODAY! 555 Shrewsbury Ave. CASH PAID tire contents of home. Rain or sale. By appt. 609-259-0513 Call 908-583-4774 FOUND-CAT-Young female $2.99 per min. Must be 18 The Shrewsbury Village Highest prices paid for jewelry shine. No early birds. At the Hazlet K-Mart. Very, yrs. 1-900-486-4400 ext. 1534 Shrewsbury CE908-224-0066 watches/clocks. 908-254-6161 PIANO, KEYBOARDS, very affectionate & must have MIDDLETOWN- 63 Lone Oak Procall Co. 3104 E. Camel- MOVING SALE GUITAR, ORGAN & BASS. been loved alot. Call & leave CRIB-Portable. Wood. Rd. (off Cherry Tree Farm back Rd., Ste 526, Phoenix, P o p ular & Classical. All levels. message 908-739-8839 Home Gym-Marcy EM-1. Like Bumper guard, mattress. COMPACT DISCS Rd.) Sat. 8/13, 8am-3pm. Prof. instruction at your home. A2, 85016. 602-954-7420 new $425. Skier-Fit-1. $100. Used twice, mint condition. WE BUY, SELL &. TRADE GREAT BARGAINS! 25 yrs. teaching experience. Exercise bike/digital monitor- Call 609-978-6934 THE RECORD SETTER GARAGE SALES/AUCTIONS Hank Ploskon 908-238-1555 LOST CAT $125. Various small yard tools MONMOUTH JUNCTION 908-257-3888/1 -800-475-DISC arso leaf blower & snow blow­ CRIBS, Basset-cherry, Child- 7/27. Marlboro Rt. 79 & Wyn- er. Misc. odds & ends. C all craft-honey. E xcellen t condi­ Concrete - Excepting clean MOVING SALE PROFESSIONAL crest Rd. Small, long-haired, after 4pm 908-972-6874 tion. $ . each or best offer. concrete at a nominal charge. mixed colored, mostly grey, 100 2 Tree Farm Rd. (Corner of Piano & Organ Instruction Matresss $20. Misc. baby Call 908-566-4698 060 Garage Sales white underneath, responds to MEET YOUR MATCH South Lane & Tree Farm) Beginners To Virtuoso items. Call after pm Tinkerbell. 908-462-2271 MOVING SALE 6 CONSIGNMENT SHOP Saturday & Sunday 8/13 & All ages. 908-872-2573 1-900-370-2131 908-274-0059 EAST BRUNSWICK LOST-DWARF PARROT-Near LIVING ROOM, bedroom & 14,. 8-4. Washer/Dryer & ta­ GENTLY USED FURNITURE 2 FAMILIES Colts Brook Dev. near Wyn- There are singles much more. Call KID’S FURNITURE-Dresser, bles. NO EARLY BIRDS Wanted for resale 17 Dobson Rd. & 36 Hillwood crest. Green w/orange around waiting to hear from 908-577-6932 child’s jr. bed/crib, bed, book­ Also selling new furniture OLD BRIDGE 063a Schools the neck. Answers to Chester. you. Call and browse case, car seats, port-crib etc. Rd. (Greentree Dev.-off Sum- Fully Furnished 908-214-1414 merhill Rd.) Sat. Aug. 13, 9-4. Call 908-536-4827 their phone greetings $450. for all or will sell' sepa­ or check the Meet MOVING SALE Kid’s clothes & toys, furniture, ESTATE SALE LOST-PARAKEET-Green, Old rately. Call 908-727-8590 Your Match Personals CONSIGNMENT air conditioners, household COMPUTER Bridge, Cheesequake Park Living rm., bedrm. set, upright 26 Nicholas Dr. (off English­ Page. Call costs goods, dog supplies, books, area. REWARD! Call freezer, etc. 908-739-6615 NURSERY-Honey oak. Crib, town Rd/left on Tortoise/rt. on $1.85 per minute. hockey & baseball cards. SKILLS 908-583-5417 dresser, changing table. Mint SHOP Nicholas). Sat & Sun, 8/13 & Must be 18 or over. condition, beautiful. $500. NO EARLY BIRDS 14, 9-4. Furniture, household, • WORDPERFECT • LOTUS To place your FREE MOVING SALE Call 908-957-0113 We want gently worn clothing, furniture & bric-a-brac. EAST BRUNSWICK clothing, yard equip., large ap­ • DOS • WINDOWS • WORD “Meet Your Match Ad” Pool & poker table, desks, pliances, misc. Rain or shine. • EXCEL • DTP call 1-800-454-9100 stereos, furn. & misc. items. PORT-A-CRIB 22 Deerfield Rd. 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PIANO LEARNING CENTER shots. Bred for temperament. ST. JUDE Desk, $50. Base plus hutch, Furniture. Paintings, $600. Call 908-727-7599 $45. Freezer, $10. Wood Glassware. Statues, Vases w/bench. Spinet. Dark wood Individual tutoring in Reading, NOVENA chair, $20. Call 908-297-3957 Oriental Rugs. Silver, Good condition. $300. Call Study Skills, Writing, Phonics, DON’T KENNEL YOUR PET May the sacred heart of Collections, Old Toys. 908-739-4215 Spelling, Math and SAT prep. In home care for your furry Jesus be adored, glorified, RECORD COLLECTION Jewelry, etc. Certified teachers. Call friends. Vet refs 908-431 -0889 loved and preserved through­ SETS-Reader’s Digest. (20) Over 40 yrs. old, PIANOS Freehold Middletown out the world now and forever. Tricycle-black, good cond. 908-431 -5400 908-671 -0200 INVISIBLE FENCING Sacred heart of Jesus pray Playpen. Call 908-367-6820 ANY QUANTITY... Large inventory of: Mechanic St., Freehold Boro Canine containment specialist for us. St. Jude, worker of COMPLETE ESTATES MATH S.A.T. For more information & a free miracles, pray for us. St. SNOW BLOWER PURCHASED YAMAHA PIANOS 2 DAYS ONLY! brochure pack. 908-946-3232 Jude, help of the hopeless, PRIVATE TUTOR pray for us. Commercial, all steel. Brand WURLITZER, SAMICK FRIDAY & SATURDAY KITTEN-BLACK PERSIAN. Col. Bob Randolph Auctioneer CALL 908-935-8339 Say this prayer nine times a new w/chains, Only used Call any time Used pianos from $250. 9 am - 5 pm CFA registered, home raised, day. By the eighth day your once. Asking $450. Call Lessons in your home MATH Tutor-college teacher. vet checked and first shots. prayer will be answered. Say Rentals from $25. Odds & Ends Furniture Sale • New & Used All levels-quality lessons! New $200. Call 908-251-9335 908-721-4901 it for nine days. It has never 908-308-3335 “THE ONLY PLACE TO SAT. E.B. area. 908-238-3042 MACAWS-Baby green wings. been know to fail. Publication SWAG LAMP MEMBER NJ & STATE MAKE A DECISION.” MUST SELL OFF AT ANY PRICE! In greens. Good size, good SOCIETY OF AUCTIONEERS MATH-Reading Remediation- Hand fed. Exc. in size & color. must be promised. Thank you condition. Tiffany style. $50. SAVE THIS AO. V0U MAY FREEHOLD MUSIC CTR. BOROUGH IS RAZING STREET Specializing in the slow learn­ Call E & R Dreambirds St. Jude. Call 908-521-3360 NEED ME IN THE FUTURE! 908-462-4730 er. Donna Fox. 908-536-6181. 908-495-9517 M.A.B. THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 10. 1994 4 7 076 Cleaning 069a Party Planning 073 Carpet Cleaning 066 Personals 069 Entertainment 069 Entertainn 069 Entertainment 069 Entertainment Domestic

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Call aft. 4pm 908-780-8732 CHEVY CHEVETTE ’84- CHRYSLER LE BARON ’87 - sound, alarm, remote entry, ACADEMY HONDA HONDA ACCORD XI COUPE LOADED. $4,900. Call Good engine, new parts. 2 dr., auto, needs cosmetics, sunroof. $8,000. or best offer. ★ ’88 - Black w/beige inter., 908-671-2669 CADJLLAC SEDAN DE VILLE Good car for student. $850. 102,000 miles, custom rims. 201-514-4872 leave message Good cond. Reg. dealer '83 - Interior immac. Power OLD BRIDGE, N.J. NISSAN 300 ZX - Black. Call 908-254-5069 Fully loaded, good commuter FORD MUSTANG GT ’ -p/s, maintenance performed. Call ’86 everything, cruise. Some rust. 86 5 speed, T-tops, CD player. car. $3,000 or best offer. Call p/b, p/dl, 5 spd., T-tops, am/ tor appt. 908-706-9042 Runs well. Hwy. driven. I Excellent shape. $6,500. Call C H E VY C O R V E T T E ’82- 908-308-1488 fm stereo, New catalytic con­ GET MORE 908-721-3333 85,000 miles. Asking $1,850. after 5pm 908-303-1195 White, mirrored roof, auto, low vertors, new radiator, tires, HONDA CIVIC DX 92 - 4 dr., Call 908-679-6790 after pm. 8 miles. Need money tor Law DATSUN 510 WAGON ‘81 just tuned, adult driven. Sum­ FOR YOUR MONEY 5 spd., AC, am/fm cass., NISSAN 300 ZX ’93 alarm. 36,000 miles. Factory CHEVROLET CHEVETTE '84 School. Call 908-462-5147 4 spd., a/c. Very clean, good mer fun. $4,200. Call 5 speed, 16,000 miles, white, condition. $600. Call warr. 2 yrs. 24,000 miles left. Dependable car with low 908-821-7288 WITH OUR NEW air, am/fm, Bose cass., pris­ CHEVY EL CAMINO ’85-Auto. 908-251-3414 $9,495. or best otter. tine alarm. Call 908-329-9673 miles. $650. or best offer. FORD TAURUS LX WAGON Air, p/s. p/b, am/fm stereo, Use your VISA Call 908-828-8131 Call 908-254-6094 DODGE 600 ’86 - Auto, fully ’87 White. Air, cruise, p/s, p/w, USED CAR NISSAN blue, exc. condition. Sharp. loaded. Exc. cond. 85,000 p/l, removable Alpine cas­ CHEVROLET IMPALA 350 79,000 miles. Asking $3,950. or MASTERCARC '73-For sale or for parts. miles. $2,500. or best offer. sette. 70,000 miles. Asking LEASE PROGRAM HONDA CRX MAXIMA Call 908-965-1433 You Must See!! 908-254-6076 $400. Call & leave message $5,100. Great condition. to pay for your ’85. Blue. 5 speed, air, sun­ 908-257-7753 Call 908-390-5396 ACADEMY HONDA SE ’91 -Black, sunroof, all CHEVY MONTE CARLO SS FORD A’S TUDOR & Classified Ads roof, pull out Sony stereo power, phone. Good condi­ CHEVY CAMARO '79-Auto. ’86-Excellent condition. Black FORDOR ’29-Excellent driv­ OLD BRIDGE, N.J. cass. 90,000 mi. Must be tion. Asking $13,700. Call T-top. 30,000 miles on rebuilt w/maroon interior. All power. ers. Call & leave message 1-800-660-4-ADS seen! $2,195. 908-566-3413 908-446-4327 350. Runs well. $3,000. or 66,000 miles. $6,200. Call Day 908-247-6060 or Eves. CLASSIFIED SELLS! best offer. Call 908-495-3094 908-446-1815 908-545-0161 908-721-3333 HONDA CRX HF ’88- NISSAN SENTRA ’93 White, 80,000 miles, 5 spd., MOVED TO CITY . air, am/fm cass. Great condi­ Less than 8.000 miles. Auto. tion. $4,500. Call between ac, cruise, am/fm cass. CENTRAL JERSEY'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE VOLKSWAGEN DEALER. 6pm-1 Opm 908-602-1093 Under full warrantee. $11,500. Call 908-254-2950 HYUNDAI EXCEL ’90­ NISSAN SENTRA XE ’90 65,000 miles. 4 spd., am/fm cass., a/c. $2,500. or best P/b, p/s, a/c, new tires & brakes. 51,000 mile 1 yr. warr. offer. Call 908-721-4702 $4,800. negotiable. Call Roy 908-651-0107 or JAGUAR XJ6 ’83-Mint condi­ tion. Silver wv/blue interior. page 201-346-2456 70,000 miles. LOADED OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS ’84 $5,900. Call Steve: New tires, good parts, needs Days 908-583-8900 engine work. Asking $500. or Evenings 908-583*6595 best ofler. Call 908-985-3580

JEEP WRANGLER ’93 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 4 cyl., 5 spd., black. SUPREME SL ’92-Black 21,000 mile warrantee. Soft coupe, 47,000 miles, cruise top, am/fm. 4x4. $11,000. control, fog lights, P/W, P/L, Call 908-819-0364 gray interior. $9,500. or best offer. Call 908-274-0803 LINCOLN MARK VI PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA ’80-75,000 miles. Excellent '67-273 Commando V8, 4 condition. Please call spd., Runs welt. Restorable 908-591-0923 condition. $3,000. negotiable. Call 908-469-5089 or LINCOLN TOWN CAR ’86-V8, 908-828-2548 loaded, light blue & white, alloy wheels, executive car. PLYMOUTH DUSTER ’74 93,000. miles. $4,750. or best 2 door, auto., A/C, AM/FM offer. Cali 908-541-5753 cass., 85,000 orig. miles. Reli­ • 10 yr/100,000 mi Powertrain limited warranty able, runs well. Orig. owner. LINCOLN TOWN CAR ’90- Asking $395. or best offer. • 2 yr/24,000 mi bumper to bumper • Dual Air Bags limited warranty Excellent condition. Black/ 908-251-4423/908-251 -4336 • Centrat Alarm System black. Garage kept. 67,000 • AM/FM Cassette PLYMOUTH TURISMO ’84- • 2 yr/24,000 mi free scheduled maintenance m iles . $ 1 1 ,500. Call 4 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl. p/s, p/b. p/lka, a/o, t/g is. r def, t/vwhi bkt sts, carpet mat#, spo*t mifn*, al! ssn stl bttd. Needs engine. $200. or best • 2 yr/free 24-hour roadside assistance 48 m onth closed end lease w/$890 down. 1«* mo jr-—* ,. 3 sec 450— - •—bn* fee* — ------doc & M.V. Tot,- pymts--- 908-68V0804 $8112. reaidual 8067SQ. VIN ft**047741, Stk #5 i,S10 MSRP, * offer. Call between 11-3pm MERCEDES 420 SEL ’91 - 908-254-7915 OTHER JETTAS AVAILABLE AT THIS PRICE LISTED BELOW black on black. Excellent con­ PONTIAC 6000 LE ’87 dition. Car phone included. Fuel inj., V-6. auto, a/c, p/s, $40,000 or best offer. CaU p/b, cruise, new tires. CD. • Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M066478 Pearl Red Stk #5418 • '94 Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M055648 Alpine White Stk #5396 908-946-9142 Mint cond. $4,000. or best offer. Call 908-297-0477 • '94 Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M066445 Peearl Red Stk #5415 • '94 Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M051463 Turquoise Stk #5342 MERCURY COUGAR LS ’90 PONTIAC FIERO GT ’85 • '94 Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M041821 Steel Blue Stk #5399 • '94 Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M056039 Dusty Mauve Stk #5361 Original adult owner, full ser­ ALL POWER vice record, red, new tires, Black w/black carriage roof. collectible, driven daily. 79,900 hwy miles. Asking $2,400. Call 908-972-7944 $6,200. Call 908-238-5138 NEW ’94 PASSAT GLX PONTIAC FIREBIRD • LEATHER INTERIOR • AIR CONDITIONING - AM/FM CASSETTE •TILT WHEEL MERCURY FORMULA ’88 - 5.0 V8, auto, • ABS BRAKES ■ PWR WIND & LOCKS - BBS ALLOY WHEELS & CRUISE p/s p/b p/w, alarm, pull out GRAND MARQIUS am/fm cass. 36,000 miles. 4 dr, 5 spd man, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm stereo cass, p/winds/lks, a/c, t/gls, Month Must see $5,900. or best r/def, t/whl, cruise, Ithr int, bkt sts, sport mirrs, sun rf, all ssn stl bltd LEASE LS ’84 - 4 dr., p/s, p/b, a/c, offer. 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Call 908-780-6736 Prices Include all costs except license, reg. & taxes MERCURY SABLE PONTIAC SUNBIRD GT ’86- *90. Fully loaded. 58,000 orig. CONVERTIBLE. Turbo, auto, mi. Exc. cond. New tires. every option. Excellent condi­ '88 Mazda 323 *88 Pontiac Sunbird ‘84 Volkswagen '88 Marfcar XR4TI *89 Toyota Tercel •87 VW Jetta •89 VW Jetta Gl '87 Ford Fl 58 Pickup $6,900. Call 908-390-5605 tion. MUST SEEl $2,875. Cefr 2 d>. auto 4 cyl. p's. p/ti 3 df hatcFi. dote 4 cyt. pIs, p/b. Sciroccfl 4 * i m ******* 2 dr. aulo. 4 cyl. p/s, p 4 df. auto, 4 cyl. p/s. p/b 4 dr $ spd man. 4 cyl, p/s. ttto 2 dr. auto, 8 cyl. p/'s. p/b. iMm SMTOMS. w a r.*f mfm slpi/csss. ale. t&ls u w t a I q iu . H (IU, ijt VQI8. r* am/tm ilei/cass a/c tm/lm ster/cass. $/c uqis dintim sterteus a/c. tmis. am/tm star/cass. a/c, t/gls, 908-245-3399 t*t a». tport mtis. ill S4I> stl r/del out sis, sport rmrrs ill ub.mwnstOM r» » *'• ■We.’ liv. Ms r/def, bkt sts. sport nwrs, «li j/def. 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Mint Prices include all costs except license, reg. & taxes. $10,800 or best offer. Cali condition. $11,900. Call 908-727-8912 908-972-0735 5 4 AUGUST 10,1994, THE INDEPENDENT 113 Auto Parts 118 Motor Homes 110 Autos for Sale 117 Trucks/Vans 117 Trucks/Vans 117 Trucks/Vans Services Rec. Vehicles SUBARU BRAT ’83-Pick-up TOYOTA MR2 ’89- T-top, GMC JIMMY S15 DODGE TIOGA MOTOR CHEVY S10 BLAZER '85- w/cap, sunroof. New exhaust, YOUR JOB IS 44,000 miles. $5,500. or best TRUCK CAP Power steering, P/B, P/W, 2WD-, AUTO., V6, A/C, P/W, HOME ’78-22’, sleeps 6, offer. Also DODGE OMNI '87- P/L. AM/FM cass. Blue, 2 breaks, & tires. Can be seen. 48,000 miles, good condition, Leer. For Chevy S10 pick up. auto., A/C, pull-out stereo, 3” $2,000. 148 Bucklew Ave., $1,000. or best offer. Call door, excellent cond, 76,000 $7,800. 908-446-4088 Leer. Asking $400. Call factory lift, sun roof, aluminum Jamesburg. 908-521-1491 evenings 908-521-1596 908-536-3209 wheels, $4,700. 908-583-2070 hwy miles. $ 10,000. 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Call 908-477-6846 908-251-3890 C 3 W j H K \ YAMAHA 750 OHV ’79-3 cyl., CASH PAID w/driveshaft, 9,200 orig. miles, clean, runs perfectly. 0 'OOO*- For junk cars, trucks, for Must sell. $1,200. or best recycling. Call anytime Tommy offer. Call 908-566-3341 D ell's 908-787-5453 DONATE Vehicles, Boats & YAMAHA Furniture to Jewish Heritage FAZER '86-698cc. 9,000 for the Blind. Tax Deduct. miles. Call 609-466-1154 FREE TOW! NEED NOT RUN LV 8QO-2-DONATE 117 Trucks/Vans ENGLISHTOWN Speed Shop Want Used Performance Paris For Consignment Or To BUY AUTOCAR ’78 Tri axle dump Englishtown Rd 908-792-0400 290, 20F, 55R, rebuilt engine, new brakes and paint. WILL $ HIGHEST PRICES $ FINANCE. $15,995. or best ALL CARS. 908-251-7552 offer. Call 908-780-2971 JUNK & RUNNING CARS CHEVROLET G20 ’ 85- CONVERSION. Auto, p/s, p/b, the service m m m M m 24 HOUR SERVICE TOP CASH PRICES PAID air, am/fm cass., 155,000 the ®UHEVYTminSk miles. Very good condition. CALL 908-536-8031 $2,000. 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...By getting you the most car for your money. 93 MERCURY VILLAGER LS ...By giving you the courteous, personal service you deserve. : Van, 6 cyl.. auto, o/d, p/s, p/b. anti-lack, a/c, am/fm st/cass, ...By giving you over 25 years of combined leasing expertise. . lab/int. p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, gauges, r/del, pto, p/mir, bd/side. md. tint, r/wipe-wash, cruise, sec sys, ' .By offering all Manufacturer Rebates and Rate Specials. : pin strip, intermit wipeis, mats, alum wh, luggage rack. ext. color: green int, color, gray, LOADED! Stk. #698. VIN IPDJ10657, 21,280 mi. Outside the * 1 9 , 9 8 6 Freehold, We Lease > Manalapan, '94 MERCURY TOPAZ GS Every Make And Model 4 dr. 4 cyl, aulo, p/s. p/b, a/c. am/lm st/cass, lab/int., p/seats, > Marlboro area buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/del. p/w. p/d/l, bd/side md. tint, cruise, p/tr, pin strip, intermit wip­ ' Call ers. mats, lill. alum wti. ext. color: It. blue, int CALL FOR A color: blue. Slk. 1705. VIN HRK605918.18,685 mi. ^1-800-81 LEASE! National Vehicle FREE CUSTOM QUOTE Leasing Association * 1 1 , 4 8 8 H\ K

*93 DODGE SHADOW ES CONVERTIBLE 2 dr. 4 cyl, aulo, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/tm st/cass, fab/int, convertible (gray) buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, p/w,, lint, cruise, log lamps, pin stip, intermit wipers, mats, alum wh, ext. color: red, int. color: gray. Stk 1722, VIN IPT615303,16,980 mi. F STRIVING TO BE THE BEST!!! A * 1 2 , 8 7 7 (908) 446-5200 MORE USED CAR VALUES! A '87 OLDS '87 MERCURY ’88 MAZDA ’89 BUICK *90 BUICK 1 i CUTLASS CIERA SABLE WAGON RX-7 SKYLARK SKYLARK 1 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, | 4 dr., 6 cyl.. auto. p/s. p/b. ii 3 cyl, rotor. 5 spd, p/s, p/b. | CUSTOM 4 dr. 4 cyl, auto. p/s. p/b, I a/c, am/fm sl/cass, am/fm I a/c, am/fm st/cass, fabr/int, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, i 4 dr. 2wd, 4 cyl. aulo, p/s. p/b. f a/c. am/fm st/cass, || p/seats, rec/seats, r/def, p/w, . sun/rf, buckets, rec/sts, |. st/cass, lab/int. gauges, a/c, am/fm st/cass taOAnt. , tafe/ml, i4o sts, gauges, 1 p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint console, gauges, r/def, buckets rec/seats. console ; r/det bd/side md, tint rf ; \ r/del. bd/sute/md, tmt, p r/wtpf-wash. cruise, rf rack. i: bd/side/md, tint, intermit oauges. r/del, p/w, p/d/l. ■ rack, intermit wipers, tilt, | \ bd/wle md. lint, cruise, rf rack, mats, tilt, ext color: red, | dig dash, int. wipers, p/ant. wipers, p/ant. alum wh, ext i; w/w. roadster root. Stk t lilt, alum wh ext. color it pin strip mt. wipers, mats int color m d Low Miles, 1 blue, intec. color; dk btue color: burgundy, int color i p/ant, tilt, alum whls. ext color #728. m #H9352151 I gray, Stk #6603. Vin i silver, int. color gray Stk Stk #2003, Vin 1 81,642 mi Stk #626 1 70.378 miles. U0618230. 54,894 mi ;i #6528 Vin #KM039985. . #LM05D99C 47.119 mi | VIN #HA614009 50.300 miles 4,395 *5,995 *6,795 *6,995 *6,995 '89 MERCURY '90 BUICK ’91 OLDSMOBILE ’90 BUICK ’93 NISSAN 1 SABLE GS LESABRE CUTLASS REGAL CUSTOM SENTRA XE [ WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY! WAGON CUSTOM CALAIS S 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto o/d. p/s. p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, 2 DOOR t All Factory Invoices Will Be Posted-Take a Test Drive and Write Your Own Deal 4 di, wag, 6 cyl. auto, % 4 dr.. 6 cyl, auto, o/d. p/s. p/b, 4 dr. 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b. a/c \ overdrive, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/lm a/c. am/fm st/cass. fab/int, ; am/fm sl/cass, tab int., p/seats ; fab/int rec/seats. gauges. ; 2 dr 4 cyl. auto, ovefflnw, p/s, Mi, f, st/cass. fab/mt, p/seats, 5 p/seats, gauges, p/mirrors ml • gauges, cruise, int. wipers, rec r/def. p/w. p/d/l, b/s/m. tic wvfir. sttass, tadud, nclA , i rec/seats. r/def, p/w. p/d/l, is rnpers. r/def bd/side/md p/tr,, ; seats, p/w. tint, mats, console, i tint, cruise, inter/wipe console, gauges. r/« , p/mir, MIUH ;:i j p/nur, bd/side md, tint, cruise, ii 1 1995 NEON 1994LeBARON rec seats, p/w. lint mats, p/d/l. i p/d/l, p/ant. till, styl wh.. Stk mats, p/ant, tilt w/w, ext me. ml cruise, pm smp. tm. stl. I | rt rack, mats, p/ant, titt, alum : pm strip p/ant, tilt, w/w tires. ; #2041. Vm #MM04678, Low color gray, tnt cotor. gray eoloi -<«! ini. color tan, Stk #£86, i; whls, ext color whiter, int. ext color. It blue int. color Miles' 41,283 Ext color: while. color: blue, Stk #6587, Vm low milesl 38,667 m i Stk ttnW7MJ3,l4^2«Ues | SALON blue Stk #2048. VIN : mt. color. Burgundy #6540. VIN ILI422684 ] **6644736.54,515 miles. .: tLH500713.62.029 rmles *7,995 *9,995 $7,895 *8,795 *9,995 ’91 BUICK '91 CHEVROLET ’93 MERCURY ’91 BUICK ’91 BUICK I REGAL CUSTOM LUMINA TOPAZ GS LESABRE REGAL H u g e 1 \ 4 dr. 6 cyl. auto, o/d, p/b. EUROSPORT ; 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s. p/b. CUSTOM LIMITED 1 a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int. i a/c, am/tm st/cass, fab/int, S e l e c t i o n . 4 dr p/s. 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto o/d. p/s, p/b, ' 2 dr, 6 cyl, »ut" o»«nlttve, (W, \ rec/seats, gauges, r/def. 6 cyl. auto, DD. p/b p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, 1994 VOYAGER ? a/c. am/tm sl/cass, tab/ini y a/c, am/fm st/cass. fab/int. pHh$c b r a »t *• *. - i am/fm ■ j p/w. p/d/l. bd/side md. tint, ■ console, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/seats, gauges, p/mir, cruise, fe st/case, lao.'int, p/sea«, ! ij cruise, pin strip, intermit p/sts, rec/sts, gauges, '/del. O f : p/w. p/d/l. bd/side md tint p/d/l. p/mir. bd/side md. ; int. wipers, r/del, bd/side/md, s rec/sMts, r/del. p/w, 1994LeBARON 3 wipers, mats, p/ant. tilt, tint, cruise, p/tr, intermit p/tr. rec/seats. p/w. lint, sec \ prtH, p/mir, bd/gide md, tint. . cruise, sec sys. pm sir.p cruije, p/tr, int. wipers, matt, 1 w/w, Extenor Color Red, intermtt wipers, mats, tilt atum wipers, mats, tilt, alum wh, ; sys, mats, p/d/l, p/ant, tilt, 1 M i n i - V a n s , J Interior Color: Red, Stk : alum wh, ext. color aray, mt. 5 p irn , m , alum whls, ext cotor : wh exterior color black VIN #PB631255.14,071 mi. s whitt, ml, color: blue, Stk CONVERTIBLE #8599, Vin m 1854981, , interior color gray, St* #6573 exterior color: mocha, 7 color: aray, Stk #6546. VIN ! 51 903 miles #MH46fl444 46 539 m 1 #M10, Vin #M1891080, 48.370 ■ V

’92 1 ’90 LINCOLN ’92 90 BUICK ' ’92 MERCURY i CHEVROLET CONTINENTAL CHEVROLET PARK AVE. GRAND 1994 NEW YORKER ij 4 dr 6 cyi.. auto. o/d. p/s, anti-lock ii 4 dr., 6 cy»„ auto, p/s, p/b. CAPRICE j p/b, arc. am/fm st/cass LUMINA Z-34 a/c. am/fm st/cass. tab/int. ! MARQUIS lea/int. s dr, cyl auto o/d. p/s p/b. - 4 dr. 8 cyl, auto o/d air bag, at ij moon M. p/seats, rec/seats. r/del, 2 6 p/seats, rec/seats. r/def, $ 2 dr., 8 cyt.. auto. OD. p/s, 1994 CONCORDE i stQe p i p'b jnD-jocK a/c. :i p/w. p/d/l, p/m. bd/side. md. tint, i anti-Ik. a/c am/tm st/cass. p/w, p/dt lcks. p/mir. § p/d/b. a/c, am/tm st/cass am/tm sl/cass. fab/mt. p/seats, \ cruise, p/tr. dig dash, pin stnp, mt I tab/int. buckets, rec/sts, , bd/side/md, tint, pin strip, is IMMM, p/r/seats. ie/«s i«csis gauges r/det, p/w, p/d/l, A wipers mats, p/ant, tilt, alum wh, srs 5 console, gauges, r/det, p/w. intermit wipers, mats, p/ant. % gauges, r/del.. p/w. p/d/l. p/mu, J i*m». bd/siQe/md, tmt. cruise. .] air bag driver s side, keyiess door ;i p/d/l, bd/side/md, tint, crutse, \ bd/side/md, cruise, p/v, tint, int i s« sys, intermit wipers, mats, i tilt, wire wh cover, burg ext. wipers, a/am. trtt. »tu. wtrts.. srs intermit wipers mats, tilt, w/w .1 entry, VERY LOW MILES 30,084 ? burg interior. 51.195 mi., . tires, ext color silver, mt color. j ext color burgundy int color • lift, alum wh ext color red, int ;• ai'iag/ds, gray mtenoi sliver ii color: gray, sharp, Stk #6602. i Stk #R3104. VIN $ 8x09,040 mi., Stk #599, VtN ' gray. Stk #720, Vm #NR103891. j gray. Stk. #741, VIN #1*807152 i; #L1613684. 44.741 mt =; Vin #N9173041,64.548 mi % #NX631961

MO,995 *11,995 *11,695 *11,995 *12,995 Our philosophy is that we treat all our customers the best we possibly can. We buy our cars from the same company as the other Chrysler-Plymouth dealers. None of us receive volume ’93 MERCURY '93 FORD I '8 9 F O R O ] ’91 BUICK ’91 BUICK discounts. You wll get the best price from us along with the best personal attention. SABLE SEDAN j PARK AVE RIVIERA AEROSTAR 1 T A U R U S 4 dr.. e cyl. auto, o/d, p/s. p/b. : 4 dr. 6 cyl, auto. p/s. p/dtsc 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto, o/d, p/s, p/b. J 2 dr. 6 cyl., auto, o/d, p/s. p/6, XLT WAGON ii :■ Drakes, a/c, am/fm st/cass, a anti-lock, a/c. am/fm sl'cass. anti-lock. a/c. am/tm st/cass. % t/c. am/lm st/cass. tab/int. fab/inf, p/sts, buckets, rec/sts. if leatH/int, p/seats, rec/seats. ii learner/mi, p/seats, buckeis. :i wag, 6 cyl.. aulo. p/s, p/b. aft. % p/seats, rec/wats. gauges. :: console, gauges. r/del, p/w, •ij gauges, r/det. p/w. p/d/l. p/mir, i rec/seats console, r/de'. p/w, p/d/l, H am/lm st/cass. p/mir. cruise. ii t/def, fk'w, p/d/l, p/mit, bd/side ii p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side/md. tint, | bd/side md. tint, cruise p/tr, :: intermit wtpers, buckets, r/det.. •

$13,495 I *13,995 *14,995 *15,995 I *6,995 piijiiw utri C K i r y s l e r P l y m o u t h - -- ■ --- .. / ROUTE 78 THIS AD IS A COUPON AND MUST BE PRESENTED AT TIME OF SALE 42 North Main St. (Rt.79) Marlboro \ ROUTE j m j m % Prices include all costs to consumer »MHLBOBO Prices include all costs except tax, license & registration fees. 0 ROUTE CHRySLfR. m | except for license, registration & taxes. V ______S e a M i t s u b i s h i 1995PRE-SEASON KICKOFF!

GALANT“S”SEDAN CHOICE ECLIPSE RS SPORT COUPE • Dual Air Bags • Air Conditioning • Dual Air Bags • Air Conditioning 4 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, a/c, t/gls, r/def, bkt sts, 3 dr hatch, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm ster/cass, a/c, t/gls, r/def, sprt mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls. VIN SE012896. Stk #3594. bkt sts, sprt mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls, styled whls. VIN SE020805. Stk MSRP $15,733. * 48 mo. closed end lease w/1,500 #3658. MSRP $15,976. * 48 mo. closed end lease w/2,000 C.C.R. Total MONTH payments $9552. Residual $8307.52. C.C.R. Total payments $9,552. Residual $7866.50 •I99°!M r 1994 3000 GT ' 1994 MONTERO r USED CAR SPECIALS ^ M NISSAN MAXIMA IS MITSUBISHI STARION ‘90 VW CABRIOLET CONV. ‘89 TOYOTA CEUCA GT L S 4 x 4 Auto, 6 cyl, p/s. p/b, am/fm ster/cass, TURBO ESI Red w/btack top, 2 dr convertible, auto, 4 2 dr, auto trans, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, SPORT p/wlnds/lks, a/c, Vgls, r/def, tilt, 3 dr hatch, 5 spd man. 4 cyl tuifco, p/s, p/s, cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm ster/cass, p/wlnds/lks, a/c, t/gls. r/def, bkt sts, spt mrrs, cruise, bkt sts, sport mirrs, sunrf, am/fm ster/cass, p/winds/lks, a/c, Vflls, r/ a/c, t/gls, r/def, cruise, bkt sts, sport mirrs, aH ssn ^ bftd rdls, sunroof, ail ssn sti bltd dls. Stk alloy whls. VIN del. tilt, cruise, bkt sts, , #305. 71,710 mi. A m n n gm COUPE sprt mirrs. all ssn sti bftd O A A C alloy whls. VIN f f | 4 C f l rdls, alloy whls, VIN V / U l f l f i LX022868 61.785 mi. $2995 KZ010490, 76.057. f V l I V 7 9 9 5 *) '18 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA ‘89 JEEP WRANGLER 4x4 89 BMW 3251 '94 MITSUBISHI EXPO U K Ur Bags • 2 dr, auto trans, 6 cyi, p/s, p/b, am/fm Program car, 5 door itatch wagon, auto * Tilt Wheel & Cruise * Power Windows A Locks 4 dr. 5 spd man trans, 4 cyf, p/s, SAHARA PKG ster/cass, p/winds/lks, a/c, Vgls, r/def, trans, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, arrvtm ster/cass, • Air Bag • V6 Power • AM/FM Cassette & CD changer p/b, am/fm ster/cass, a/c, t/gls, 2 dr, 5 spd man trans, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm tilt, cruise, Ithr Int. bkt sts, spits mirrs, p/winds/lks. Vgls. r/def. tift. cruise, bkt 3 dr, hatch, 5 spd man, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm ster/cass. • Air Conditioning • Power Sunroof * Keyless Entry r/def, bkt sts, sprt mirrs, all ssn stl ster/cass, bkt sts, sprt'mirrs, allssn stl bltd sun roof, all ssn sd sis, sprt mirrs, all sen stl bftd rdls, styled p/winds/lks, a/c, t/gls, r/def, tilt, cruise, bkt sts, sprt mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls, VtN rdls, chrome wWs, soft whls, VW _ _ _ _ M' bltd rdls. alloy whls. VIN RY036747 Stk #3662. MSRP $27,920 4 dr, auto w/od, V6, p/s, p/b, a/c, t/gls, r/def, tilt, cruise, bkt sts, sprt J W 3 1 0 2 9 0 , top. VIN KJ119880, Stk f t A A A C QQC * 42 mo. closed end lease w/2,500 C.C.R. Total payments mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls, alloy whls. VIN RJ012916. Stk #3264. MSRP 69,190 mi. i f W l V I I #3459B, 74.202 mi. 9 U U U Q 55,946 ml. I | | 9 9 V a s . ' “ <1 5 ,4 9 5 $12,558. Residual $13,401.60 $29,164. *42 mo. closed end lease w/2,500 C.C.R.. Total payments $14,658. Residual $14,582. ‘91 CHEVY CAVAUER 93 HONDA ClVtC BX “H NRTSUHSM M M fiE T SEDAN ‘93 TOYOTA CEUCA GT CONV. 2 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm 2 dr, 6 spd man, 4 cyt, p/s, p/b, Program car, 4 dr, auto trans, 4 cyl, p/s, 2 dr. 4 cyl, auto, p/s. p/b, am/fm ster/cass, a/c, Vgls, r/def, sport am/lm ster/cass. Vais, r/def, sport p/b, am/fm ster/cass, pAMndsflks, a/c. ster/cass w/CO player, p/wlnds/lks, LEASE mirrs, sunrf. VIN M7283514, mirrs, pinstripe, VIN PH504839. Vgls, r/def, tilt, cruise, bkt sts, sprt mirrs, a/c, Vgls, r/def, tilt, cruise, alum/aNoy 40,519 ml. - — — _____ aflssn stl bftd rds, whls, ail black* i j a Jiffs* * 31,414 mi. Like New! VIN A A I* * 4 4 7 5 1994 10, AUGUST , T N E D N E P E D IN THE FOR MO. RU008061,5568mi. 9 | | K 3’ 536 * 1 8 , 3 5 9 , *299 MO. *6095 *9990 One Miie South Of Monmouth Mall W here Quality & Professionalism Come standard GS Parkway Exit 105 * Hwy 35, North Oakhurst %MMi Mitsubishii9Wi 493-4333 M on-Fri 9:00-9:00 * S aturday 9:00-6:00 . T T l i T

Prices in this ad include all costs to consum er except license, registration & taxes. All leases 10,000 mi. leases requiring 1st m o pym t & $400 bank fee. 1 m onth refundable security deposit. Leases subject to approval by prim ary tender. See dealer for details. 5 8 AUGUST 10, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

CHEVY S-VO PICK-UP New '94 "CS10603" Fleetside LS Pick-Up, 4-Cylin­ New '94 'CM11006' Extended Astro Van, 6-C New '94 “1LD69* Corsica 4-Dr Sedan, 6-Cyl 3.1 Ltr. der 2.2 Ltr. MFI Engine, Manual 5-Speed Trans, Air Ltr. CPI, 4-SpdAuto w/OD, Air Cond, DeepT|f SFI, 4-Spd Auto w/OD, "Special Value Package", ‘ Conditioning, Sldg. Rear Window, Aluminum Wheels, High Back Buckets, Luggage Carrier, P w rjjp s & AM/FM Cass Ster, Ctoth Buckets, TJt-Whl Strng, Rr AM/FM Stereo Cassette, Etc. VIN#RK115042, Locks, AM/FM Stereo Cassette, Elec. Rem. 1 Mir­ Defog, Etc. VIN#RY225096, Stk#1504R, $1000 Stk#526R, $300' Factory Rebate, Just Make 36 rors, Etc. VIN#RB112259, Stk#159R, Just *%ie 36 Factory Rebate, Just Make 36 Lease Pymn'ts of Lease Pymn'ts of $169 per mo. Lease Pymn'ts of $294 per mo. $199 per mo. I MSRP ‘12,474 I TOTAL OF PAYMENTS , TOTAL OF PAYMENTS TOTAL OF PAYMENTS . . INCLUDING INTEREST: / START INCLUDING INTEREST: ( START > INCLUDING INTEREST: ( START DEALING 8078 * 12,558 «■) $ 2 9 4 HERE!. BERETTA PATHFINDER CAVAUER New '94 “1LV37" Beretta Coupe, 6*Cylinder 3.1 Ltr. New *94 Pathfinder XE 4-Dr, 6-Cyl EFI SOHC 3.0 New '94 "1JC69" Cavalier VL 4-Door Sedan, 4-Cyl­ SFI Engine, 4-Speed Auto w/OD, "Special Value Ltr. Eng, 4WD, 5-Spd M/T. PS/PB, Air Cond, Cloth inder 2.2 Ltr. MFI Eng, 3-Sed Auto Trans., Air-Cond, Package", AM/FM Cass Stereo, Tilt Wheel Steer­ Interior, Power Windows & Door Locks, Tilt, Cruise, Cloth Buckets, Elec. Rear Window Defogger, Elec. ing, Rear Window Defogger, Etc. VIN#RY286333, Alloy Wheels, Roof Rack, AM/FM Stereo Cassette, Tired AM/FM Cassette Stereo, Etc., Stk#2142R, Just Make 36 Lease Pymn'ts of $212 Etc., VIN#RW23Q404, Stk# 1086, Just Make 36 VIN#R7362567, Stk#2122R, Just Make 36 Lease per mo. Lease Pymn'ts of $264 per mo. Pymn'ts of $208 per mo. TOTAL OF PAYMENTS y OTinT TOTAL OF PAYMENTS TOTAL OF PAYMENTS , INCLUDING INTEREST: ( START INCLUDING INTEREST: INCLUDING INTEREST: ( START 9626 11,498 9482 CREDIT BONUS TRADE-IN PHONE US Ok by phone while-U-wait at home! •First Time Buyers Bonus! Bring your payment book We’re proud of our price • Divorce *New Job •Bankruptcy •Senior Citizens Discounts! with you. If we make a deal, policy! We quote firm prices • No Prior Credit •New To Area • College Grad Bonuses! we’ll pay it off and allow & trade-in allowances by phone or by fax. Unlimited • Recent Grad or Any Other •Cash Rebates & Huge $500 over Galves “Book auto test drives. Free factory Problem? We enjoy saying Dealer Discounts Value” for your car. Used “YES!” Call any day 'til 10pm! car buyers are on the literature. Browsers welcome. premises. All import and Open Monday to Friday 1-800-366-2733 domestic models accepted. 8:30 am - 9 pm, Sat. 8:30 am-7 pm

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For Instance... ACURAS HONDAS NISSANS Integras, Legends, Vigors! Civics, Accords, CRX's, Preludes! Stanzas, Sentras, ZX's, Z's, Pathfinders, Etc.! ’8 7 T O Y O T A BUICKS HYUNDAIS OLDSMOBILES Pick-Up, 4-Cylinder Engine, Sunroof, Power Steering, Power Skylarks, Centurys, Rivieras. Le Sabres! Excels, Elantras, Sonatas! Regencys, Cutlass', Achievas, Calais'! Brakes, & More! Stk#78922, VimJT4RN50R6H5101D28l 56,720 miles CADILLACS ISUZUS PONTIACS Coupe and Sedan DeVille's. Eldorados! Troopers. Rodeos! Bonnevilles, Firebirds, Grand Prix's, Sunbirds! NADA $ CHEVYS JEEPS P L YM O U T H S *3488 2 9 8 8 Cavaliers, Caprices, Malibus, Blazers, Camaros! Cherokees, Renegades, Wranglers! Voyagers, Sundances, Colts, Lazers! ’ 8 8 P L Y M O U T H CHRYSLERS LINCOLNS SUBARUS Reliant, 4 Door Sedan, 4-Cylinder Engine, Automatic Trans­ New Yorkers, 5th Avenues, Acclaims! Mark's, Continentals, Town Cars! Legacys, Justys, SVX's, Loyales! mission, Power Steering, Power Brakes, & More! Stk#78578, DODGES MAZDAS TOYOTAS VIN# 1P3BP46K0JF179076, 72,286 miles Caravans, Colts, Pick-Ups, Aries, Raiders! 323's, 626's, RX-7's, Proteges, Navajos! Corollas, Celicas, Camrys, Tercels! NADA $ FORDS MERCURYS VOLKSWAGENS *2488 1 9 8 8 T-Birds, Mustangs, Taurus', Escorts, Tempos! Sables, Grand Marquis', Cougars, Topaz's! Jettas, Golfs & Lots More!

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Prices include all costs lo be paid by consumer except licensing, reg. & tax. 'Rebates, incentives $500 min. trade -in■in allowancei applied. Pym'ts computed tor 36 mo. closed end leases. $1994 cap cost reduction, 36,000 mi, then 10f mi. No purchase required, residuals: Metro $2968,, Cavalier $5282, Beretta $7389, Corsica $7653, LS P/U $6508, Astro Van $11,884.1 mo. pyml & sec. D/P at inception, lessee resp. tor normal maint. “ ' THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 10, 1994 5 9

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*88 S-10 PICKUP '91 HONDA CRX '9 0 BERETTA GT '88 BRONCO 4x4 '90 K10 BLAZER 4x4 Red, 2Dr„ 4 cyl. eng., 5 speed MONMOUTH Chevy auto trans., 4 cyl. eng.. Chevy, 6 cylinder engine, auto, Ford EDDIE BAUER, 8 cyl. eng., Chevy, auto O/D trans., 8 cyl. EFI eng., P/steering, P/brakes, moonroof, man. trans., P/S, P/B, AM/FM trans., P/S, P/B, AIR, buckets, auto. O/D trans., P/S, P/B, AIR, AIR COND., P/steering, P/brakes, t-bar roof, tinted glass, AM/FM stereo cass., sunroof, tinted cruise, T/G, power windows, AM/FM stereo cass., cruise, tilt, glass, tilt. Stk #431OA. Vin buckets, cruise, tint, P/locks, P/winds., COUNTY'S stereo. Vin #J2209236. 154,236 mi. power locks, cassette. Vin T/G, rr. def., gauges. Stk #94001 A. cass., tilt. Vin #LF151260. 57,855 mi. #MS005385. 68,691 mi. USED CAR #LE184595. 44,956 mi. Vin #JLA50331. 72,137 mi. CENTER S3 6 9 S s6 9 9 5 * 7 9 9 5 9 6 4 5 11 2 9 9 5

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QUALITY USED VEHICLES AT SPECTACULAR PRICES This is only a partial listing. We have over 100 used vehicles to choose from! CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS

92' Ford Escort 91'Ford Escort 4-dr 89’ Mercury Cougar 'W e never forget 92' Ford T-Bird 92' Ford Taurus 91'Ford Taurus LX 91'Toyota Camry 6-cyl, aulo tran, a/c, p/s, p/b 91‘ Merc Topaz 4-cyt, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b. Wagon Wagon . H/B XR-7 6-cyl, aulo Iran, a/c, p/s, p/b, till, p/mirt, p/wind, p/seals, 4-cyt, auto Iran, a/c, p/s, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, pftrunk rel, cruise, /ou have a choice" till, p/mirr, p/wind, p/tcks. p/anl, 6-cyUutotran, a/c, p/s, p/b, lilt, 6-cyl, auto tran, p/s, p/b, till, 4-cyl, aulo tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, 6-cyl, 5-spd, man Iran, a/c, p/s, p/lcks, p/trunk rel, cruise, ale, tilt, p/mirr, p/lcks. p/trunk rel, cruise, r-del, tnl glass, p/mirr, p/wind, p/seats, p/lcks, p/mir, p/wmd, p/seais. p/lcks, r-del, Int glass,cassette, till, p/mirr, p/lcks. p/trunk tel, p/b, lilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/seats, r-del, tnt glass, casselte, cruise, r-def. tnt glass, cassette, 49,759 mi, cruise, r-del, tnl glass, cassette, p/trunk rel. cruise, r-det. tnt 34.902 mi, VIN# 129240, cruise, r-del, cassette, p/lcks. p/ant. p/ trunk rel, 29,187 mi, VIN# 151750, cassette, 34,513 mi, VIN# 046994, STK# 5214 30,935 mi, VIN# 109895. olass, casselte, 42,891 mi. 38,287 mi, VIN# 311611, cruise, r-def, casselte, 58,183 STK# 5150 STK# 3852 STK# 5117 VIN# 119910, STM 5102 VIN# 630831, STK# 5148 . STK# 5228 mi, VIN# H685409, STK# 5238 $12,195 $11,495 $6,995 $7,495 $7,295 $9,599 $10,495 $12,795 89'Buick LeSabre 87' Ford Taurus LX 92'Ford Taurus 92' Olds 88 Royale 91'Honda Accord LX 89' Ford T-Bird S/C “A FAMILY BUSINESS 91'Toyota Corolla 92' Ford Probe GL Custom 6-cyl, auto Iran, alo, p/s, p/b, 6-cyl, aulo tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c. p/s, p/b. 4-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, 6-cyl, aulo Iran, a/c, p/s, p/b, FOR OVER 33 YEARS" DLX 4-cyl, auto Iran, a/c, p/s, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/sea's, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, tilt, p/mirr. p/wind, p/seats, till, p/mirr, p/wind, p/lcks, 4-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, till, p/mirr, p/wind, p/lcks, tilt, p/wind, p/lcks, p/trunk rel, lilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/lcks, tilt, p/mrr. p/wind, p/seals, p/lcks. p/trunk rel, cruise, r-del, p/lcks, cruise, r-def, tnt glass, p/ant, cruise, r-del, casselte, Route 9 South at HWY. 18 OLD BRIDGE, N.J. tilt, p/wind, p/lcks, cruise, r-def, cruise, r-del, Int glass, stereo, cruise, r-def, cassette, 30,343 p/anl, p/trunk rel, cruise, p/lcks, p/ant, pArunk rel, cassette, leather, 49,004 mi, 75,145 mi, VIN# H17274Q, tnt glass, cassette, 45,959 mi, cassette, 32,775 mi, r-def, cassette, 26,797 mi, tnt glass, casselte, 45,453 mi, cruise, r-def, cassette, mi. VIN# 5185712, STK# 5323B STK# 41Q51C VIN# 177221, STK# 5278 VIN# 052152, STK# 1280 62,571 mi, STK# 41385C VIN# 136459. STK# 5218 VIN# 114374, STK# 5086 VIN# 816388. STK# 5231 $10,995 $5,595 $8,995 908-591-1111 $10,995 $10,495 $13,995 $5,995 $8,995 - -______. TRUCKS & VANS TRUCKS & VANS TRUCKS & VANS TRUCKS & VANS

92' Ford F-150 Super 93' Chevy S-10 92' Nissan P/U 4x4 91'Chevy C-1500 90' GMC Jimmy 4x4 91'Ford F-150 I 92'Ford F-150 92' Ford Diesel Cube Pick-Up Extended 6-cyl, 5-spd, man tran, a/c, Cab 6-cyl, aulo tran, a/c, p/s, 6-cyt, 5-spd, man tran. a/c, Flare side SuperCab fkyl.auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, Van 8-cyl. auto tran, a/c, p/s, Cab 4-cyl, 5-spd, man tran, p/s, p/b. tilt, cruise, tnl p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/s, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, tnt glass, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/lcks, B-cyl, auto tran, p/s, p/b, tilt, 6-cyl, aulo tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, p/s, p/b, till, cruise, tnt glass, cassette, 39,549 mi, p/lcks, cruise, r-det, p/b, till, cassette, 10,264 p/mirr, cruise, tnl glass, cassette, 22,522 mi, till, p/mirr, p/lcks, cruise, Int VIN# MZ219429, r-def, sport whls. cassette. mi, VINICA94115, olass, casselte. 27.181 mi, cassette, 31,254 mi, casselte, 49,726 mi, VIN# A24381, STK# 5199 glass, casselte, 2,074 mi, STK# 5220 33,890 mi, VIN# NKB75010, STK# 5264 VIN# 306809. STK# 1816 VIN# A37869, STK# 5116 VIN# 503611, STK# 5335 VIN# 194942, STK# 5263 | $12,495 STK#5359 $9,995 $10,995 $17,995 $17,495 $12,995 $13,995 $14,395

90'Chevy C-1500 89' Ford Bronco II 88' Ford F-150 4x4 92' Ford Aerostar 90' Dodge Caravan 90' Chevy Blazer 89' Ford F-150 4x4 93'Ford F-150 90’ Ford Ranger 92' Ford F-150 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, Cargo Van 6~cyl. auto tran. a/c, p/s, p/b, S-10 4x4 Pick-up P/U 6-cyl, auto Iran, pis, p/b. 4-cyl. man tran, a/c, p/s, 8-cyl, aulo Iran, a/c, p/s, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, casselte, 6-cyl. auto tran, p/s, p/b, tilt, lilt, p/wind, p/lcks, cruise, p/b, till, cruise, tnt glass, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b. tilt, 8-cyl, auto tran, p/s, p/b, 6-cyl, 5-spd, man tran, a/c, tilt, p/mirr, p/lcks, cruise, tnl p/b, lilt, p/lcks, tnl glass, p/mirr, p/wind, p/seats, p/lcks, p/lcks, cruise, r-del, Int 76,851 mi, VIN# p/ant, cruise, Int glass, casselte, 25,119 mi, lilt,cassette, cap, 66,027 p/s, p/b, tilt, cruise, In i glass, cassette, 2,799 mi, r-del, Int glass, cassette, cassette, 53,646 mi, cruise, r-def, tnt glass, sport whls, glass, cassette, 62,497 mi, JNA06729, 63,349 mi, VIN# A93462, VIN#A00219, STK# 5190 mi, VIN# KNA48315, glass, cassette, 40,657 mi, VIN# A87576, STK# 5240 43,742 mi, VIN# 255384, VIN# B19368, STK# 5269 cassette, 59,170 mi, VIN# A53679, STK# 5311 STK# 5232 VIN# 114485, STK# 5205 STO5124C VIN# 259068, STK# 5138 STK# 44718 STK#5298 $12,995 $8,995 $15,495 $12,995 $6,995 $11,995 $10,995 $6,995 $7,995 $13,495

‘Prices include manufacturer to consumer rebate. Ford Customer Cash Program; Taurus $400, Tempo $750, Escort $400. Cash back of $400 for qualified college graduates with certificates through Ford College Purchase Proqram Ad is a coupon and must be presented for specials. Prices are valid for 7 days and include all costs to be paid by a.consumer except for licensing, registration and tax. OASIS FOR IS NOT RESPOSIBLE FOR TYPOS. THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 10, 1994 6 1 ( p Greater Media Newspaper presents an exciting contest

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AUTOPLEX Jeep • Eagle • Chrysler • Plymouth 400 Rt. 18, E. Brunswick 254-2300 BUHLER Chrysler* Plymouth 1135, (Pky. exit 117) Hazlet 264-5000 FRYST0CK jeep • Eagle 1305 St. George Ave, Colonia/Woodbridge 388-1200 ALL AMERICAN CHEVROLET 1255 Route 35, Middletown 671-6200 SANSONE Rt. 66 Auto Galleria, Neptune 922-1050 LAFFIN Chevrolet • Olds • Geo Main & Water St., So. River 254-2120 LARSON FORD “Since 1956" Rt. 88, Lakewood 363-8100 SOUTH RIVER DODGE 164 Prospect St, So. River 238-6400 PINE DELT NISSAN 370 Broad St, Keyport 284-1323 WOODBRIDGE DODGE Truck S RV Center 450 King George Rd, Woodbridge 826*1220 RASSAS PONTIAC 395 Broad St., Red Bank 741-5180 ACADEMY HONDA 1101 Route 9, Old Bridge 721-3333 TOMS FORD 200 Hwy. 35, Keyport 264-1600 ACME NISSAN 2050 Route 130, So. Brunswick 821-9300 SATURN OF FREEHOLD 4039 Rt. 9, Freehold 303-8700 TARZY BUICK • PONTIAC 1120 Route 18, East Brunswick 257-6650 WHELAN PONTIAC • Buick • EM Tracks Rl 9 & Craig Rd., Freeholdi«a-374-0217

RYAN OLDSMOBILE “AURORA” 260 Amboy Avenue, Meluchen 548-1234 FUTURE CHEVROLET •Geo Rt. 34, (At So,. Atlantic Ave.) Aberdeen 566-8000 MARLBORO CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 42 North Main St., (Rt 9) Marlboro 462-1330 OASIS FORD Route 9 South at Hwy. 18,Old Bridge 591-1111 BUHLER Dodge 131 East Newman Springs Rd, Redbank 747-0040 MAL0UF Buick • Pontiac • GMC Truck RT. 1, North Brunswick 821-5400 STRAUB LINCOLN • MERCURY 400 Route 35, Keyport 264-8500 MAL0UF Lincoln • Mercury • Hyundai RT. 1, North Brunswick 821-1100 STRAUB BUICK • JEEP • EAGLE 400 Route 35, Keyport 264-4000 MAL0UF Ford • Ford Trucks RT. 1, North Brunswick 249-9000 REMSEN DODGE Route 35 & Holmdel Rd, Hazlet 739-4010 6 2 AUGUST 10, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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3 P v 1992 FORD 1993 FORD E-150 J p B explorer CONVERSION ESCORT ^ I S p S Q W YLT VAN V-6,5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/W, V-8, auto Irans. w/od, P/S, P/B, A/C, P/W, P/L, tilt V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/W, 4 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, console, alloy whls., ABS brakes, P/L, tilt 1 cruise, ABS brakes, alloy whls., / cruise, ABS brakes, alloy whls., AM/FM stereo P/L, AM/FM stereo cass., cloth int., air AM/FM stereo cass., cloth int., r. def., AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth int., AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth int., r. cass., T.G., cloth int., air bag, hi-top, VCR, T.V., bag, r. def. Balance of Factory Warranty. buckets. Balance of Factory Warranty. buckets. Balance of Factory Warranty. def., buckets. Balance of Factory bed, running boards. Balance ot Factory Stk. #T6667A. VIN #PA141718. 30,071 Stk. #U5213. VIN #PW149866.27,738 Stk. #T6495B. VIN #PUA93959.30,129 Warranty. Stk. #T6733A, VIN INUD75749. Warranty. Stk. #U5221T. VIN HPHA84634. miles. Orig. MSRP $18,970. miles. Orig. MSRP $14,119. miles. Orig. MSRP $16,905. 34,810 miles. Orig. MSRP $23,039. 14,290 miles. Orig. MSRP $30,050. BUY FOR BUY FOR - BUY FOR BUY FOR BUY FOR (|5

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H i e W o n ! O n T h e I S t r e e t K 200 HWY. 35 (PKY exit 117) Keyport, NJ. (908) 264-1600 THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 10, 1994 6 3

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REDUCED PRICES NEXT “I WON’T LET $1,000 HP 500 OR $2,000 STAND IN THE WAY OF OUR i oftlC^\C A R S I SM MAKING A DEAL!” NISSAN MAXIMA SENTRA QUEST New '95 Maxima GXE, 4-Dr, 6-Cyl EFI, 4-Spd Auto New ‘94.4 Sentra LE 4-Dr, 4-Cyl EFI 16-Valve 1.6 New '94 Quest Van, 6-Cyl SOHC EFI 3.0 Ltr., 4-Spd w/OD, FWD, PB/PS, Air, Cloth Int, Driver/Pass. Air Ltr.. 5-Spd Man Trans, PS/PB, Air Cond, Cloth Inte­ Auto, PS/PB, Air, Clothjlnt, Front Buckets, Pwr Wind/ Bags, P/W/L/M/A, Elec. Trunk Rel., Tit, Cruise, Int. rior. Front Buckets, Power Windows & Door Locks, Lcks/Ant, Elec. Trunk Rel, Cruise, Rf Rack. AM/FM Wprs, T/GI, Alarm, Keyless Entry, AM/FM St. Cass, Tilt Steering, Cruise, Tinted Glass, AM/FM Stereo Stereo Cass, Pwr Mlirrs, Etc. VIN#RDB44202, Etc., VIN#ST030401, Stk #2135, Just Make 36 Cass, Etc. VIN#RC825299, Stk#1257, Just Make Stk# 1199, Just Make 36 Lease Pymnts of $292 per Lease Pymn'ts of $261 per mo. 36 Lease Pymn'ts of $133 per mo. mo. j MSRP ’24,279 | TOTAL OF PAYMENTS , TOTAL OF PAYMENTS . TOTAL OF PAYMENTS INCLUDING INTEREST: ( START INCLUDING INTEREST: ( START INCLUDING INTEREST: START' DEALING | *11,390 ® *6782 K,50< ^ HERE!. * 2 9 2 2 4 0 5 X PATHFINDER ALTIM, New '95 Nissan 240SX, 2-Dr, 4-Cyl EFI. DOHC 2.4 New '94 Pathfinder XE 4-Dr, 6-Cyl EFI SOHC 3.0 New '94 Nissan Altima fcXE 4-Dr, 4-Cyl SOHC EFI. Ltr. 16 Valve, 5-Spd M/T, PS/PB, Air, Driver/Pass. Ltr. Eng, 4WD, 5-Spd M/T, PS/PB, Air Cond, Cloth 5-Spd M/T, PS/PB, Air,!Driver/Passenger Air Bags, Air Bags, Cloth Int., Fmt Buckets, P/W/L/A/M, Elec. Interior, Power Windows & Door Locks, Tilt, Cruise, Cloth Int., Front Buckets, Pwr Windows & Door Trunk Rel., Tilt, Cruise, Sun Roof, Alloy Whls, T/GI, Alloy Wheels, Roof Rack, AM/FM Stereo Cassette, Locks, Elec. Trunk Rel.,, Tilt Steering, Cruise, T/GI, AM/FM Cass, Etc., VIN#SW007009, Stk#21,19, Just Etc.. VIN#RW230404, Stk#1086, Just Make 36 Etc. VIN#RC173166, Stk#1018, Just Make 36 Lease Make 36 Lease Pym'ts of $218 per mo. Lease Pymn'ts of $264 per mo. ^ Payments of $168 per ifno. TOTAL OF PAYMENTS , TOTAL OF PAYMENTS TOTAL OF PAYMENTS INCLUDING INTEREST: ( START INCLUDING INTEREST: ' START INCLUDING INTEREST: DEALING *9842 11,498 v HERE!, 8042 CREDIT BONUS TRADE-IN PHONE US Ok by phone while-U-wait at home! •First Time Buyers Bonus! Bring your payment book We’re proud of our price • Divorce *New Job •Bankruptcy •Senior Citizens Discounts! with you. If we make a deal, yolicy! We quote firm prices • No Prior Credit •New To Area •College Grad Bonuses! we’ll pay it off and allow trade-in allowances by • Recent Grad or Any Other •Cash Rebates & Huge $500 over Galves “Book ihone or by fax. Unlimited Problem? We enjoy saying Dealer Discounts Value” for your car. Used wto test drives. Free factory “YES!” Call any day 'til 10pm! car buyers are on the literature. Browsers welcome. 1-800-366-2733 % $ . premises. All import and Open Monday to Friday 8 ,0 0 0 ! domestic models accepted. :30 am - 9 pm, Sat. 8:30 am-7 pm A

W E “BEAT THE BOOK”* m ? I Hundreds of Used Cars on BY AT LEAST... 3 0 0 ! Sale this week!

For Instance.. ACURAS HONDAS NISSANS Integras, Legends, Vigors! Civics, Accords, CRX's, Preludes! Stanzas, Sentras, ZX's, Z's, Pathfinders, Etc.! 91 OLDSMOBILE BUICKS HYUNDAIS Cutlass Ciera, 4-Dr, 3.1 Ur. V6 EFI, Auto, FWD, Power ABS Brakes, OLDSM OBILES P/S, Air, PW/PL, Elec, Trunk Release, B r Window Del, T ill, T/GI, Pwr Skylarks, Centurys, Rivieras, Le Sabres! Excels, Elantras, Sonatas! Rejgencys, Cutlass', Achievas, Calais'! St Adjust. VIN#2G3AL54NOM2361716, Stk#26269,34,679 mites. CADILLACS ISUZUS PONTIACS NADA Coupe and Sedan DeVille's, Eldorados! Troopers, Rodeos! Bonnevilles, Firebirds, Grand Prix's, Sunbirds! *8937 8 4 3 7 CHEVYS JEEPS P L YM O U T H S Cavaliers, Caprices, Malibus, Blazers, Camaros! Cherokees, Renegades, Wranglers! Voyagers, Sundances, Colts, Lazers! ’91 NISSAN CHRYSLERS LINCOLNS SUBARUS Sentra, 2-Dr, 4-Cyl EFI, FWD, Auto, PS/PB, Air, D river Side A ir bag, New Yorkers, 5th Avenues, Acclaims! Mark's, Continentals, Town Cars! Legacys, Justys, SVX's, Loyales! Rr Win. Def, Tilt, Alloy Whls, AM/FM Ster Cass, VIN# DODGES IN4EB32A4MC719866, Stk#26859. 75,353 miles. MAZDAS TOYOTAS Caravans, Colts, Pick-Ups, Aries, Raiders! 323's, 626's, RX-7's, Proteges, Navajos! NADA Corollas, Celicas, Camrys, Tercels! $ FORDS MERCURYS VOLKSWAGENS *6937 6 4 3 7 T-Birds, Mustangs, Taurus', Escorts, Tempos! Sables, Grand Marquis', Cougars, Topaz's! Jettjas, Golfs & Lots More!

“Pay a toll and you ’ll drive a bargain!” P I N E B E L T NISSAN TOMS RIVER NISSAN! KEYPORT rA , 71 RT. 30 EAST (Exit 82) 370 BROAD ST. fExit 117) V ... - 'J

(908) 349-3030 (908) 264-1323 Keyport H.S.

Prices include all costs to be paid by a consume! except lor licensing, reg. & tax. Rebates & incentives included where applicable. Pym'ts computed lor 36 month closed end leases. $1994 cap cost reduction, 45,000 mi. then 15f mi. No purchase required, residuals: Pathlinder $13,183, Sentra $6624, Quest $11,185, Altima $8199,240SX $ 11,139, Maxima $12,369.1 mo. pym't & sec. D/P at inception, lessee resp. for normal maint. & repairs (i( any). Subject to primary lender's approval. This ad supersedes all previous offerings, is a ci 6 4 AUGUST 10,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

Nobody buys Nissans for less than we do... and m are passing the savings on to you!

'The Name to jo lo tor Quality New & Used Cars and Trucksll

V NISSAN 1 LABRIOLA New & Used Nissan i»arsCars &ot Trucks irucrvs Nissan Diesel, UD Trucks, Quality Used Cars & Trucks E. New Newman Springs Rd. Route 35 (Opp. Mon. Mall) (Exit 109) RED P^NK 7 4 1 - 2 4 3 3 (E xit 105) EATONTOWN 5 4 2 - 1 3 0