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Plans for the new Keyport borough hall unveiled. Firefighters, committee still at odds Page 22 Fire company refuses to new Centerville Road firehouse. Giamanco said. Pontrelli told the Independent th a t h e “You’re refusing to sign a lease sign lease for new was told if the firefighters did not sign the because we won’t buy a $400 remote door • Classifieds ...... Page 38 Centerville firehouse lease, they “would be kicked out.” opener,” she said. “W e allocated you over • Editorials ...... Page 12 “The township built a building which $50,000 and then another $40,000,” she BY CATHERINE I. AUMACK will cost m ore than $8,000 a year in utility continued, adding, “This is childish.” • Entertainment. . .Page 28 Staff Writer costs alone,” he said. “Never mind the In a previous interview, Pontrelli said •L etters...... Page 12 cost of maintaining the building. that the fire company has been approach­ HOLMDEL — W ith an overflow audi­ “This is a municipal building,” ing the township for “quite a few years” • Marketplace .. . .Page 35 ence on hand, the Holmdel Fire Company Pontrelli said. “The m unicipality should regarding the need for additional equip­ • Milestones ...... Page 29 brought its case and its fire trucks to pay the costs involved with operating and ment and services to “adequately provide • Obituaries ...... Page 31 M onday’s Township Committee meeting. m aintaining it. for the protection of our com m unity.” After months of negotiations, township “You can’t expect volunteers to raise “W e’ve been turned away,” he said. • Police Beat ...... Page 30 officials and the fire company have been funds to support a municipal building,” he “The committee tells us that we should • Sports ...... Page 32 unable to resolve disputes regarding the s a id . raise the money to buy trucks and equip­ financing of fire prevention services in the Pontrelli’s rem arks drew a heated m e n t. c o m m u n ity . response from Committeewoman M o l lie “W e’re volunteers who are giving our Jim Dunne, president of the fire com­ G ia m a n c o . time to attend the training necessary to be Phone num bers: pany, said he felt it was time that the “This committee has done more for the a firefighter and to respond to calls in the Editorial 254-7000 Ext. 8226 issues between the fire company and fire company than any other Township com m unity,” he said. “There’s only so FAX 254-0486 Township Committee be aired publicly. Committee in the past,” she said. “W e are much you can ask of a person. The town­ Fire Chief Ron Pontrelli reported to the being made to look like the bad guys. ship has a legal obligation to provide for Display Advertising 972-6740 com m ittee that the fire company had “If you don’t want to be in that build­ fire services in the community, and they FAX 972-6746 voted last week not to sign a lease for the ing, we will find someone who w ill,” are reneging on their responsibility.”

Classified 1-800-660-4ADS Classified FAX 432-0016 Aodience angered over sewer vote Delivery problems? Call circulation at 254-1755 plan grew out of several related actions s io n . before noon on Thursday. Change would permit taken by the committee with regard to the Residents still in attendance when the Tanglewood area. action was taken expressed anger and dis­ sewers in HolmdePs The committee reviewed a cost esti­ belief over the com m ittee’s action. Tanglewood development mate for the installation of sewers in the “I can’t believe they just did that,” said Tanglewood area which was completed by Russell Dronne, a Republican committee Independent BY CATHERINE I. AUMACK Township Engineer Edward Broberg. candidate. “I thought that actions such as Staff Writer M ayor David Chai said the study was this had to be completed only after a pub­ completed at the request of residents of lic hearing.” HOLMDEL — W ithout public notice the area who had petitioned the committee Managing Editor Marilyn Duff Art Davey, Dronne’s running mate or input, the Township Committee voted to complete an analysis of sewer installa­ called the committee action a “kangaroo Sports Coordinator Lindsey Siegle M onday night to change the sewer master tion in their neighborhood. c o u r t.” Executive Editor Gregory Bean plan to allow for sewers in the Residents cited numerous failures of “I never saw such an abuse of power,” Publisher Kevin Wittman Tanglewood development off Crawfords septic systems due to the high water table he said. “It’s illegal to take action on Comer Road. in the area and said they had been asking spending public funds over the phone. If The vote, which was taken at midnight, for sewers for over 10 years. the leadership of this community doesn’t caused quite a stir among those who They cited numerous quality of life know that, it’s really tim e for change. A Greater Media Newspaper rem ained in the audience. issues, as well as health concerns related “We need to let the sun shine in Larry Fink, chairman of the to non-functioning septic systems. Holm del,” he said. Environmental Commission and a W hile Chai acknowledged, when ques­ Tom Kellers, of the M onmouth County C B fc P * R R M k U VERIFIED Democratic committee candidate, ques­ A l la y ^ a i J ® AUDrT CIRCULATION tioned by a resident, that M onday was the Planning Board, told the Independent o n tioned the legality of the action “without first time the issue was discussed in pub­ Tuesday that while the Township having it on the agenda or letting people lic, he stated that the committee had taken Committee “may have voted to change the The Independent is published Wednesday s p e a k . a vote “by phone” to authorize the com­ sewer m aster plan, the action does nothing by the Greater Monmouth Publishing Co., “I, for one, have concerns about this pletion of the study. P.O. Box 1080, East Brunswick, N.J. 08816. more than trigger a local, county and state action and would like to speak,” he said, First-class mail subscription available at Township Attorney Duane Davison review process. $72 for 26 weeks, 40 cents a copy. but the com m ittee would not let him. said that votes taken by phone contact do The vote to change the sewer master not have to be formalized in public ses­ Continued on page 5 4 . INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 25, 1999

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would rather stay at Thompson Middle O ur beautiful center offers a secure, loving environm ent w here children District employee miffed School than “go anywhere where I am not develop socially, em otionally, physically and intellectually at being bypassed for wanted.” AGES 6 W E E K S A N D U P Outgoing Superintendent Dennis superintendent’s job Featuring our State-of-the-Art Curriculum 2000-Learning Links'" Jackson announced his retirement in A uniquely designed preschool program linking parent, child & teacher together April. His retirement officially took effect BY MARY DEMPSEY ■ Com puter lab Staff Writer . Aug. 1, but remains as interim superinten­ ■ Beautifully designed outdoor playground dent until Sept. 1. ■ Unique Tutor Towne™ indoor village MIDDLETOWN — Despite the inter­ Board members said recently they ■ Safe n Sound” security system est expressed by veteran district employ­ would have a full-time replacement for ■ Closed circuit TV m onitoring system ees, the search for a new superintendent Jackson in place before the school year ■ After school program of schools was recently narrowed to three ■ Summ er cam p program begins Sept. 7. ■ Nutritional breakfast, lunch and snacks out-of-district candidates, after nearly 40 Jackson retired from his $135,000 ■ and m uch more! applicants sought the position. position after serving 38 years in the dis­ Thompson Middle School Principal trict. Patrick Houston, who is also president of Last week, the board introduced its TuT d R H U E the Middletown Township Administrators three top candidates to members of the I CHILD CARE/LEARNING CENTERS Association and had expressed an interest school community. They are Woodbridge 2077 Rt. 35 North ■ Holmdel, NJ in the position, said recently that the Superintendent LeRoy Seitz, Bound Board of Education did not grant an inter­ Brook Superintendent Leigh Byron and 732-615-0400 view to any district employees. former Perth Amboy Superintendent Jack License # Pending He received a letter from board DeTalvo. President N. Britt Raynor informing him In order to meet its deadline of that he would not be interviewed for the appointing a new superintendent by the position, he said. beginning of the 1999-2000 school year, Board member Philip Scaduto, who the board was expected to name either chairs the personnel committee, con­ Seitz, Byron or DeTalvo to the position at firmed that “three or four” applications last night’s regular board meeting. for the superintendent’s position came In the event the board did not decide from within the district. on a candidate, it still may name a new Scaduto also said that none of the in­ superintendent of schools by the begin­ district applicants reached the first level ning of the school year. of the interview process for the district’s If the board has not yet decided on a top administrative position. candidate, it may call a special voting NEW STUDENT “They weren’t interviewed because we meeting prior to the first day of school to didn’t seem to get any kind of consensus appoint one of the candidates. REGISTRATION fif SHOE FITTINGS from any of the members of the board on The board would also have the option A ugust 31st, Septem ber l“ 8t 2nd / Septem ber 8“ G t 9 “ the in-district applications,” Scaduto said of extending Jackson’s one-month con­ f r o m 3 : 0 0 t o 7 : 0 0 p . m . Monday. tract until a new superintendent is named, Houston, who served as the district’s provided Jackson is willing to stay. interim superintendent of schools for a Another option for the board would be Keansburg Boardwalk short period in the early 1990s, said he Dance for Diabetes-Strand Theater to name someone in the district to act as Hazlet Day Festival “was hurt” by the cold shoulder he interim superintendent until a new super­ Woodbridge Center Ma/1 received from the board, k intendent is hired. 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Keyport man collecting for earthquake victim s

Cornucopia owner He still has family there in a town “We are very thankful for people “Some of the people didn’t even hails from Turkey, called Bolu. thinking of us,” he said. “It’s very painful. know,” he said. “My uncle’s house is messed up. My We’re watching the TV 24 hours a day.” Ironically, he had just talked to his has close ties uncle broke all the bones in his body,” he Kilic was at his restaurant when his uncle one hour before, and his uncle told said. wife called with news of the disaster. “I him “everything was good.” BY MARILYN DUFF Kilic is collecting money for the earth­ cannot believe it,” he said. Before the earthquake struck his aunt Managing Editor quake victims at his restaurant at 98 When his wife told him the quake had heard dogs crying and chickens “making KEYPORT — For Suleyman Kilic, Maple Place and plans to send it to the a magnitude of 6.7, he knew it was bad. “I so much noise,” and went outside to see the owner of the Cornucopia Turkish Consul in New York City. knew 6 was high,” he said. what was happening, he said. Restaurant, the devastating earthquake “We are all very sad,” he said Monday, As it turned out, the magnitude of the His uncle’s house is still standing, but in Turkey last week struck close to his still glued to his television set watching tremor which ripped through western cracked, he said. heart. Turkish TV, which he receives via satel­ Turkey early Aug. 17 was much higher, Donations can also be made to the “We’re from the same area,” he said lite, for the latest news. somewhere between 7.4 and 7.8. American Red Cross, Jersey Coast of the region around Izmit, the quake’s “My mother is going back after every­ As soon as Kilic heard the news, he Chapter, 830 Broad St., Shrewsbury, NJ epicenter. thing is settled down,” he said. called Turkey. 07702.

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OVEB1 ACRE DISPLAY EACH LOCATION Scher said she does not believe the waiting list is fair because some members take up membership spots, but do not par­ ticipate in club activities. “Most of the time only 180-190 people come,” Scher said. “It got me mad because there is such a long waiting list, and when home & carden it grew, they didn’t get rid of the dead SH&WPLACE HOUSE wood.” w.______PLANTS Scher decided to push for a second club when she learned about the long waiting to list. EVERGREEN & TREE 25% She explained the need to the Township Committee, presenting a petition signed SAT., AUG. 28™ by 64 senior citizens to start a new club. Many In-Store Specials “It came to the point where I said to the 10 am to 3 pm only m p See Store for Details committee that it would be very nice if it saw fit to put aside money for a new club,” Over 2000 Trees & Evergreens jgiSil Scher explained. 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The accident occurred 4:14 p.m. and refused medical attention. Keansburg, was traveling east on Route 36 Cordts said she did not see Mintz as he Aug. 17. The traffic signal fell over into the and was exiting the highway at South was walking, and added that sun glare Barbara Digeso, 38, 33B Osborn St., westbound lanes of Route 36, striking a Holly Avenue when the vehicle she was made it difficult to see. Keyport, struck the concrete median af­ vehicle traveling west on Route 36. The driving hit Barry C. Mintz, 55, 26 Kenneth Mintz also said he did not see Cordts ter she passed through the traffic light at fallen traffic light caused no injuries to Terrace East, Middletown, who was walk­ approaching, according to reports. the Rose Lane and Route 36 intersec­ the driver of the other vehicle, accord­ ing on the side of Route 36 at 7:41 a.m. on Mintz suffered a broken leg and was tion the highway. ing to reports. Aug. 16, according to police reports. transported to Jersey Shore Medical After colliding with the barrier, Di­ Police did not issue any summonses. Cordts reportedly turned onto South Center in Neptune where he was treated Holly Avenue as Mintz started to walk and released.

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Council meeting. “What we did do ... was contact the The purchase of $150,000 worth of Police Department... and we obtained one vehicles for other borough use was unani­ of the best police vehicles we have,” Thompson said. mously approved at the meeting. Pelican Center 18 Mall • Formerly Movie City 5 The vehicles include a new Police “We were going to give the vehicle a 1020 Route 18 • East Brunswick : Department Chevy Blazer and two trucks complete tune-up and have the police (732)254-5115 j each for the Water and Public Works decals taken off to give the vehicle to the www.pelicanski.com ! Fire Department,” he added. departments. MALUN TROPITONE • HOMECREST • WOODARD • DURA WICKER • DOLPHIN • AQUA BUG Zeigler asked the council to amend the The conversation turned political after proposed bond ordinance to include a new Penniplede, the lone Republican except truck for the borough’s fire chief. for Mayor Robert Clifton, emphasized the council’s need to get a new vehicle for the “The chief’s vehicle is nine years old Fire Department. and has over 100,000 miles on it,” Zeigler said at the Aug. 17 meeting, Penniplede said it is essential for the council to buy working equipment for the Councilman Joseph Penniplede agreed Fire Department. with Zeigler and offered a motion to amend the bond ordinance to include the “We’re getting the police a four-wheel- drive Blazer,” he said. “This is not some­ fire chief’s vehicle. thing you jerk around with; you need “The Fire Department does a great ser­ equipment that works.” vice for the town, and I think it’s a good “In previous years you (the idea to include them,” Penniplede said. Republicans) had the majority and then Although agreeing that the fire chief’s you should have gotten it,” Shea respond­ vehicle “is an antique,” Councilman ed. Joseph Thompson said the Fire “Forget the politics. Everyone here is Department missed the deadline to be up for election this year,” Penniplede said, included in the bond. referring to himself and Shea, as well as “I was never told to get anything Thompson and Clifton, who are running together for a bond,” Zeigler responded. for mayor. AIR CONDITIONERS FURNACES GAS FIREPLACE “Everything was done in a back room “We’ve got to address problems in this GAS LOGS ... and this is the result,” said Councilman town. 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OPINION

OUR VIEW The great taxicab mystery

T he Holmdel taxicab ordi­ posed to do, call town hall? nance dispute is ridicu­ Or is the cab driver you call lous. supposed to say, “Sorry, we Common sense dictates that don’t serve your community.” cab drivers who are not licensed And what are residents sup­ in Holmdel should still be able to posed to do if, say, they hire a taxi to bring them home from the drop off paying customers who airport or some other distant happen to live in Holmdel. place, only to discover that com­ It probably happens all the pany isn’t licensed in Holmdel? time. How else would Holmdel Do they have to get out at the residents get from point A to border? point B? Maybe the township should No doubt Holmdel officials put up signs near all of its adopted the ordinance to protect entrance roads. Instead of residents and make sure only rep­ “Welcome to Holmdel,” they can utable companies and drivers say, “Only the following taxicab solicit business in the township. companies and/or drivers are per­ That’s all well and good, but mitted to operate here: ...” how are residents supposed to Maybe we’re all missing know who is licensed to operate something because it seems in Holmdel when they need a taxi ridiculous to think that Holmdel to take them somewhere? police are wasting their time Telephone directory listings chasing and ticketing cab drivers surely don’t provide that infor­ who don’t have Holmdel mation. So what are they sup- licenses. LETTERS LETTERS Return video surveillance position to school budget now Matawan political squabbling costly to town (Copy of letter sent to tion, I assume that we will have personnel and programs for Matawan-Aberdeen Regional to hope that an administrative many reasons, which unfortu­ T he last few weeks the area of Matawan are not under Board of Education) person or one of the vice prin­ nately come from politics Independent has been the control of any one person, I read with great interest a cipals will just happen to walk inside and outside the school. filled with the latest, ongo­ group or governing body. newspaper headline “Police by and see the camera view just Politics is not a defense in ing Matawan political squabble. But there are many things that as a situation develops. court. wanted at school.” Initially At a time when schools all Over the years, Matawan’s politi­ the business community and I thought this would be a great The reality of a uniformed cal scene has given me a lot of politicians can do by working across the nation are taking police officer being used to addition to ensure the safety of more steps to ensure student laughs: Joe Penniplede and Jim together to make the downtown our children. Such an addition monitor students will fail. I ask Shea changing parties, Mayor business district once again, a safety, will the leadership of you to merely watch the reac­ would give all parents a safer the Matawan-Aberdeen Board Robert Shuey getting into a push­ busy and attractive place to be. feeling in light of the recent tions of most teen-agers when a ing match with 80-year-old Mike The proposal made a few of Education take away securi­ police officer walks by. They events throughout America ty measures and student safety? Kidzus, then Mayor Shuey quit­ weeks ago to use Brookdale stu­ where students have used vio­ will turn away, look busy or ting in a huff one night, the town dents to help design an overall You better not. turn and run. The old adage plan to incorporate the historic lence to awaken our nation to How much will the legal getting clobbered with one law­ the reality that students of all that “nobody wants a cop suit after another. nature of the downtown area into bill from the Board of around until they need one” is If I couldn’t find some humor a working plan for the future is a ages are capable of killing. Education attorney be to repre­ But, as I read on, I found sent all of you in just one legal all too. true in Matawan- in it all, I wouldn’t be able to good one. I believe that it is Aberdeen and all across stop crying. always best to use local people, that my school system leader­ situation, where the family of a ship will be eliminating the student will present as evidence America. The last few weeks, though, rather than go out of town. Since I ask that the position of have really started to become too colleges are what have been video surveillance position, the the removal of an individual talked about, I cannot think of employee whose job it was to whose only job was to continu­ video security monitor be much. The level of distortion and returned to the budget immedi­ pettiness that Mr. Shea has gone anything more local than watch the school surveillance ally watch for trouble. Brookdale. cameras. Could their Johnny or Mary ately. The position is far too to is no longer funny. It’s important in the light of events become a huge distraction from Perhaps in the future I will This person’s job, which I have been less seriously injured the issue of how to save the frag­ see some humor in the recent find most important, is the first by an immediate response or by which, it seems, occur daily in ile, downtown business district. squabble. Right now I am very line of defense and would be first aid called to the scene by the our society. perturbed by this petty, self-cen­ able to immediately call for the position you seek to eliminate? Matawan has a diamond in JOSEPH P. McALEER II the rough. It has what so many tered, egotistical nonsense. necessary emergency response. There is no doubt that not other communities do not have, a The sooner a common-sense If you eliminate this vital posi- enough cuts will be made in A b e r d e e n true downtown, a true geographic plan is written and enacted, the center. Where is the center of sooner all of our property values Larrison, O'Grady lauded for Big Brothers, Sisters fund-raiser Hazlet? Middletown? Old will increase. Bridge? East Brunswick? Until that happens, all of this H ats off to Freeholder Director Larrison and Mayor raising in excess of $20,000 for All of those big, affluent talk is doing nothing but costing Director Harry Larrison O’Grady exemplify the leader­ Big Brothers/Big Sisters to help towns would give anything to us money. Please shut up and be and Middletown Mayor ship we need as Monmouth provide funding for the future, have what Matawan has, a true part of the solution and not the Ray O’Grady for co-chairing a County continues to thrive as it’s clear that the children of downtown. problem. tremendously successful fund­ the greatest place to live in the Monmouth County hold a very Many of the forces that have PETER MclNTYRE raiser for Big Brothers and Big United States. Leadership not special place in the hearts of our Freeholder Larrison and helped to weaken the downtown M a t a w a n Sisters of Monmouth County. only for today, leadership for The aptly titled “An Evening of tomorrow. Mayor O’Grady. Elegance” was held at the beau-. Big Brothers and Big Sisters On behalf of the township Election letters’ policy tiful home of Mr. and Mrs. of Monmouth County is an of Holmdel, I extend our Louis Rubeiro of Holmdel. organization that you should be warmest thanks for making We will print letters to the editor endorsing candidates involved in. Call them today to Monmouth County a better As leaders of our respective place. throughout September and the first three weeks of October. communities, we need to find out how you can help We will not print endorsements the week before the Nov. 2 actively and diligently work to those who are less fortunate. TERENCE M. WALL election. We also will not print letters from candidates endors­ make Monmouth County a bet­ The young ones are those who Holm del Township ing themselves. ter place for all. Freeholder need us most. Certainly, after Com m itteem an INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 25, 1999 1 3

Do we pass Keyport's 'chew gum and whistle test'? Charter school brings many unanswered questions K eyport’s students are due back to school, but the ever-useful “chew I t was very interesting reading your ter school decision. Why doesn’t the law, article and studying the cartoon on “state mandate, state pay” apply here? gum and whistle” test will soon be The charter school bill was signed off by distributed to all the citizens. This test is to the editorial page regarding the Patrick Douglas Charter School. It seems the governor on Jan. 13, 1995, but did determine whether the population can do to add up to the fact that the alleged not become effective until Jan. 13, 1996. two adult-related tasks simultaneously. “lease(s)” the charter school says it has, The “state mandate, state pay” law was The “chew” task is to pay for the forth­ and which the state Department of signed and went into effect on the same coming town hall and the “whistle” task is Education says it has, are fictitious. day, Nov. 13, 1995. It seems to be a mat­ to pay for the proposed $4 million, 16- Apparently the state seems to be willing ter of semantics as to whether the latter point building objective titled the ment Incentive (REDI) program, which to do any tiling to promote this rip-off of law should apply in this case with the “Millennium Schools in Keyport” referen­ provides financing to local units to study the real estate taxpayer despite the dis­ “state mandate, state pay” law preceding dum. As former good students, let’s under­ various regionalized services and to evalu­ claimers on the part of the people who the charter school law. Or does the “sign­ stand these tasks better. ate and develop their own regionalization own the properties the school has said it ing” of a law, despite the strictures on The mayor and Borough Council are plan, and the Regional Efficiency Aid has leased. Will the state continue to say when it will become “effective” out­ not hinting at how fast to “chew” down the Program (REAP), which provides funding it has a legitimate “lease”? weigh the “effective” stipulation? I ques­ debt which will be imposed upon assistance to local units actually undergo­ Another interesting comment was tioned the state’s Office of Legislative ing regionalization. There’s also a third, Mrs. Tammy Ward’s, “...and walls will Services on this matter and they advised Keyportians for the new town hall. No sug­ the “effective date” is supposed to gov­ the Chapter 59 statute to Public Law 1999 be put up for classrooms.” Where would gestion of a breakdown of payment per that money come from as the charter ern the applicable date. How can the year has been forthcoming like the $81.85 permitting local units and school districts school law specifically states that no charter school law be “grandfathered” - a year for 20 years on a home of $120,000 to offer retirement or termination incen­ moneys received from the local board of if that is the excuse - when its effective as suggested by the Keyport Board of tives to employees affected by regionaliza­ education can be used for school con­ date came after that of “state mandate, Education. Although the council may have tion. struction? state pay”? some money squirreled away for the town Could we possibly, rightly conclude Another question also comes to mind PETER J. KOELSCH hall, the 800-pound gorilla’s share will that the state of New Jersey is fostering an to show the state’s mind-set on the char­ M a t a w a n come from to-be-imposed additional taxes. alternative to bigger local schools? We One thing is as sure as taxes and that is the know it is promoting regionalization in new town hall will be built and will cost a other categories, such as interlocal agree­ Local Boy Scouts are a credit to their troop, parents substantial amount of money. ments pertinent to building and inspec­ The “whistle” portion (modifications to tions. The Keyport Borough Council was T he Holmdel First Aid Auxiliary re­ We, the auxiliary, would like to gra­ the existing school system) is set forth and enticed into such an agreement last year. cently held its first spring market in ciously thank their troop leaders, Tod distributed with a vote on the referendum Today, Middletown handles plumbing, the high school. During the planning Brogowski and Russell Dronne, and, of set for Sept. 14 from 2 - 9 p.m. electrical and building inspections and per­ of this event, we realized that we needed course, the parents who trained these boys mits. Keyport’s welfare office no longer more volunteers. One of our members, a to be polite, mannered, well-behaved It’s a gung-ho, full-blown package, young gentlemen. including a dedicated full page to “Why a exists due to similar arrangements. Could member of the Boy Scouts, suggested maybe they could volunteer and earn cred­ The boys who served so well were: Fitness Center” explanation, citing the regionalized schools be not far behind, its toward a badge. It was approved by the Patrick Dronne, Greg Farmer, Anthony American Medical Association. To balance considering the monetary persuasiveness scoutmaster and the auxiliary voted in Genovese, Laurance Kenny, David and this citation, I quote from a recent letter I of the state? Is all this not pointing to favor of it. Justin McMullen and Paul Martinez. received from Stephen M. Sylvester of the another conclusion? That we hard-working The boys arrived ahead of time and Thanks, fellows. Continue the good work Department of Taxation of New Jersey in citizens might not have to take this “chew were dressed in their uniforms, which were and lots of luck in the future. We look for­ which he refers to two incentive programs gum and whistle” test after all? Or at least neat and clean, as was their general ap­ ward to you joining the auxiliary a few to encourage towns like Keyport to look we can vote to table this test for a couple of pearance. They received their instructions years from now. toward regionalization of education ser­ years to see the state’s fuller intentions. and off to work they went. There was no vices. Legislation this past spring estab­ goofing off or fooling around. These EDITH M. DURRBECK lished the Regional Efficiency Develop­ Sidney Becnel is a resident o f Keyport young gentlemen were well-mannered and Corresponding Secretary behaved. H olm del First A id Auxiliary

Holmdel Schools 99-00 Schedule YMCA pursues hosting summer camp reunion As part of Red Bank Community Township at a site owned by Jacob Lefferts. September 8 Schools open, early dismissal YMCA’s 125th Anniversary Celebration, In December 1957, a group of concerned 9 Early dismissal YMCA Camp Arrowhead in Marlboro is YMCA individuals, known as the 20 Schools closed - Yom Kippur looking to identify former campers, coun­ Shrewsbury Area Camp Association, pur­ selors and directors for a Summer 2000 chased the 36-acre tract in Marlboro and in October 11 Schools closed - Columbus Day Camp Reunion. early 1958 the property was converted for The idea for the event is a result of feed­ use as a summer camp. November 2 Schools closed - Election Day back from the community in response to The camp offered ski lessons, summer 11 Schools closed - Veterans Day; NJEA Convention YMCA’s recently published commemora­ day camp, golf and tennis instruction. 12 Schools closed - NJEA Convention tive history book titled A Strong Legacy: 125 Thousands of children have attended the 24 Early dismissal Years o f the Community YMCA, which camp during its four decades. 25-26 Schools closed - Thanksgiving chronicles the YMCA’s impact on surround­ For more information or to register for ing towns. the camp reunion, call Arrowhead Branch December 23 Early dismissal YMCA Camp Arrowhead was started in Executive Director Elaine Geiger at (732) 24-31 Schools closed - Winter recess the Oak Hill section of Middletown 946-4598. January 3 Schools reopen ‘Saturday in the Park ’99’ benefit race set 17 Schools closed - Martin Luther King Day More than 400 women runners, includ­ in Monmouth County. February 21 Schools closed - Presidents' Day ing teams of mothers, daughters and chil­ Prizes include a grand prize drawing of a 22 Schools closed - Presidents’ Day dren, are expected to join for the “Saturday women’s bicycle and rewards for race win­ in the Park ’99: Women Taking Steps to End ners. March 31 Schools closed - Staff development day Domestic Violence” on Sept. 4 in Holmdel Meridian Health System is hosting a Park. Sponsored by the Jersey Shore women’s health fair during the event, which April 20-28 Schools closed - Spring recess Running Club and the Women’s Center of will feature blood pressure checks and infor­ Monmouth County, the sixth annual event mation on breast cancer, osteoporosis, nutri­ May 1 Schools reopen will feature a women’s 5K and race walk at tion and other women’s health topics. 29 Schools closed - Memorial Day 9 a.m.; an “open fitness walk” at 9:05 a.m.; Sponsors and donations of goodie bag and children’s races at 9:50 a.m. The event items are still sought; individuals can con­ June 23 Last day of school will be held rain or shine. tact Karen Apruzzi, WCMC special events Registration will begin at 8 a.m. and coordinator, to secure sponsor opportunities FOR THE RECORD — Holmdel schools open Sept. 8. The opening date for the entry fees are $15 before Aug. 28, $18 after­ at (732) 264-4360 ext. 115. wards and $5 for children’s races. To register for the event, call Penny Holmdel school district was incorrect in the schedule which ran in the Aug. 18 Back to The event is being held to promote Hinck at (732) 571-2162 or in person at The School special section. The above schedule is correct. awareness about ending domestic violence Grove in Shrewsbury. 1 4 INDEPENDENT; AUGUST 25, 1999 GOP legislators push to repeal taxi ordinance where some of the affected cab drivers are “They are using this ordinance, which has Foley has since filed an appeal with Change mulled, but Wall based. been enacted for over a decade, as a politi­ state Superior Court Judge Lawrence M. criticizes assemblymen The Holmdel tax license fee is $50 for cal football,” he said. Holmdel is part of Lawson. No date has been set. each taxi and another $60 for each driver. District 12, One of the plaintiffs caught in the mid­ for meddling The applicant is also required to pay for Nevertheless, Wall said he and Mayor dle of the uproar, Pepe Romero, owner of fingerprinting, as well as copies of David Chai are looking into ways to Goodfellow’s Car Service, Keansburg, said BY )ERRY DESARNO Division of Motor Vehicle records and pro­ rewrite the ordinance to eliminate the Correspondent his cab drivers had received 12 tickets cessing. requirement for duplicate background within the last five months. Azzolina lambasted the ordinance call­ HOLMDEL — A political feud has checks and to charge a more nominal fee “The drivers are petrified to pick up or ing it “duplicitous.” developed over the township’s taxicab for processing costs. drop off passengers in Holmdel,” he said. “Drivers from neighboring cab com­ “We are looking into ways to stream­ Romero, who took over the business ordinance. panies already earned their license and line the process while maintaining safety several years ago, has 24 employees who Assemblymen Joseph Azzolina and paid the high fees necessary to carry the for our residents,” Wall said. work shifts driving nine taxicabs. Samuel Thompson (both R-13) have license. To ask them to go through that Representing several cab companies “The fines haven’t had a detrimental ef­ called for the repeal of the ordinance, again just to drive through Holmdel is and six drivers, attorney David J. Foley of fect on income, but could over an extended which requires out-of-town cabbies to be unreasonable,” he said. Keansburg was unable to convince period of time,” he said. licensed in the township in order to oper­ Thompson agreed, urging the Township Holmdel Municipal Court Judge Robert E. “We stand by Goodfellow’s and other ate here. Committee “to show good will, not to McLeod on July 20 that the ordinance is taxicab companies who feel they are being Recently Holmdel police have been mention common sense, and vote to repeal “unconstitutional inasmuch as it extends unfairly ticketed,” Azzolina said ticketing unlicensed, out-of-town, taxi dri­ this law.” the police power irrationally by requiring If the township does not repeal the ordi­ vers for picking up or discharging fares in Township Committeeman Terence Wall duplicate licensing, which imposes a bur­ nance, Thompson and Azzolina plan to Holmdel. criticized the assemblymen for meddling den on legitimate businesses” and estab­ bring the issue before the state Assembly, The 13th District includes Keansburg, with the township’s right to govern itself. lishing fines. they said. Hazlet PBA to hold benefit golf outing Sept.13 at Bamm Hollow T he Hazlet Township PBA will hold its second explosion on Nov. 18, 1997, and succumbed to injuries A 1 p.m. shotgun start on the 27-hole course includes annual golf outing on Sept. 13 at Bamm Hollow on March 5. green fees, cart and several beverage holes. Several hole Country Club, located on Sunnyside Road in the The Amanda Cokelet Fund was established to help prizes are featured, including a chance at two cars for a Lincroft section of Middletown. the Cokelets with the financial burden of Amanda’s bat­ hole-in-one. The proceeds from the event will be donated to the tle with cystic fibrosis and recent double lung transplant Evening events will begin with a 6 p.m. cocktail following two charities: the Thomas Warn Foundation, at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital in New York City. hour, followed by dinner at 7 p.m. Raffles and prizes to aid in the welfare and education of Patrolman Thomas The fee per golfer is $200. will be awarded. Wam’s sons, Thomas and Matthew; and the Amanda Events will begin with registration at 11:15 a.m. If you are unable to attend, but would like to assist Cokelet Fund created to assist Amanda (20) and the Each golfer will receive a commemorative shirt, golf with sponsorships and prize donations, call Detective Cokelet family of Hazlet. balls and tees. A barbecue lunch with open bar will fol­ Jeffrey Miller or David Brett, Local No. 189 vice presi­ Patrolman Warn was seriously injured in a boat low on the patio. dent, at (732) 264-0763 ext. 514 or 112.

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During the Township Committee meet­ Schedule a consultation today! and B-3 business zones and the M-l light ing, McOmber asked the committee to industrial zone. delay amending the ordinance until they 9 5 7 - 0 7 0 7 According to the amended ordinance, can appear before the planning board. mini-storage is not a retail or office use The company was on the agenda to be and will not service or assist in promoting heard last Wednesday, but he was afraid Medical Care the economic viability of the established ’MO that the board would not get to its applica­ commercial establishments along Routes A NAME YOU’VE TRUSTED FOR YEARS tion until Sept. 1. 35 and 36. Committeewoman Rosemarie Peters, Mini-storage facilities are properly EMO 2 Kings Highway & Hwy 35 South • Middletown 8am-10pm Everyday who sits on the Planning Board as the classified as an industrial-type use and committee liaison, said she sympathized should be appropriately directed toward the light industrial district to minimize with Public Storage, but she questioned land-use conflicts, according to the board. the wisdom of deferring the vote because Representatives of Public Storage “it might be setting a precedent.” Look in today’s paper argued that the company had done every­ Mayor Raymond O’Grady said that he thing it could to accommodate the was tom because mini-storage facilities fit f o r Planning Board and residents’ concerns. in with the township’s plan to not add to “We spent $200,000 and invested a traffic to Route 35. substantial amount of time in Committeeman Patrick Parkinson said, Middletown,” said Richard McOmber, of “I don’t think our objective is to keep traf­ Coupon X-press McOmber & McOmber of Red Bank, fic down as much as to maintain our vision of what’s along Route 35.” , attorney for Public Storage Inc., of fe a tu rin g the\ fo llo w in g Glendale, Calif., which owns and operates He made a motion to adopt the zoning 1,200 facilities in 36 states. change and it was passed, unanimously. ad vertisers: Three conservation scholarships awarded Arrow Exterm inating Capital Environm ental The Freehold Soil Conservation awarded the Neal W. Munch Scholarship. Central Jersey Pools District presented three $1,000 scholar­ She is a junior at the New Jersey Institute ships to area college students majoring in a of Technology, Newark. Childrenswear Centre field related to the conservation of natural Anna L. Ott of Rumson, a junior at D. Autom otive Consultants resources. Eckerd College in Florida, is the winner of This year marks the 20th consecutive the Mac Clark Scholarship. She is major­ Executive Sound year the Neal W. Munch and Mac Clark ing in environmental studies. G a llo ’s H a ir & N a i l Scholarships have been awarded. The Nathaniel C. Johnson of Hazlet won the Goddard School scholarships honor Munch and Clark for Freehold Soil Conservation District many years of distinguished service to the Scholarship. A junior at Duke University Interstate Cellular Freehold District and to conservation. in Durham, N.C., he is studying environ­ L.A. Sm oothie Darlene Worsley of Long Branch was mental science. 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BY LINDA DeNICOLA Four of the six new officers are already Training Commission Certified Officer uated first in his class at the Monmouth Staff Writer . academy-trained. The other two will start and a 1997 graduate of the Monmouth County Police Academy in January 1999. at the State Police Academy in Sea Girt County Police Academy Alternate Route Prior to his appointment, Raike had MIDDLETOWN — Six new police within the month, Pollinger said, adding Program. been serving as a Brookdale Community officers took the oath of office during last that all of them had perfect scores on the Prior to his appointment in Dunellen, College police officer. He had also served week’s Township Committee meeting in civil service test and have spent many Cofone was a police officer with as a Monmouth County Sheriff’s front of a room full of proud family mem­ years preparing themselves for their new Brookdale Community College in Department corrections officer, a part-time bers. jobs. Lincroft. A graduate of Middletown High special officer with the Highlands Police An oath of office was also administered They are the “cream of the crop,” he School South, he has a bachelor of arts Department and a part-time special officer to officer Robert Stefanski, who was pro­ said. degree in criminal justice from Monmouth with the Avon by the Sea Police moted to sergeant. The new officers, Christian Cofone, University, West Long Branch. Department. According to Police Chief John F. Stephen M. Keller, Richard F. Raike, Lisa Keller, 34, lives in Union Beach. He Vreeland, 32, lives in South Belmar. Pollinger, these appointments will enable Vreeland, Thomas Russo and Albert Scott. has been employed with the Warrant She is the fourth female police officer the Middletown Police Department to All are Monmouth County residents. Service Unit of the Monmouth County appointed to the department. Since 1991, maintain its budgeted strength of 99, Officer Cofone, 24, lives in Sheriff’s Office in Freehold since his grad­ she had been employed by the Monmouth although due to a brief overlap, it brings Middletown, and has been a patrolman uation from the police academy in 1994. University Police Department as a patrol the number of officers to a temporary level with the Dunellen Police Department since Keller is also a fully trained police officer. officer and the South Belmar Police of 105 officers. October 1998. He is a fully trained, Police. Raike, 32, lives in Highlands. He grad­ Department as a special officer. Vreeland is a graduate of Manasquan High School and Monmouth University where she earned a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice. She is also a fully trained police officer, having graduated from the Police Academy in December 1991. Vreeland is also a certified, bike patrol M ? S S officer and a county police academy, side- handle baton instructor. Russo, 29, lives in Atlantic Highlands. ■■■ . / ' He returns to the township from the S a i g o n Monmouth County Sheriff’s Department where he has been working as a correc­ tions officer since March. Russo served as a dispatcher for the Middletown Police Department for four years before taking a leave of absence to work with the Sheriff’s Department. He is a 1988 graduate of Middletown High School North and has earned an associate’s degree in criminal justice from ■ ■ I Brookdale Community College. Russo is scheduled to attend the New Jersey State Police Academy in Sea Girt beginning on Aug. 23. Scott, 23, lives in Keansburg. He will also be attending the Police Academy this month. Russo had been employed locally with Frontier Fence of Belford while he attend­

l i S l s ed school. He is a 1995 graduate of Mater Dei High School in Middletown and is currently pursuing a degree in criminal justice from Kean University, Union I i Stefanski, a nine-year veteran of the force, will remain in his assignment with the Patrol Division as the new squad sergeant. He is a 1987 Boston University graduate and earned a bachelor’s degree in economics. Local library to close ■ Aug. 27, reopen 28th The Matawan Aberdeen Public Library will be closed to the public on Aug. 27. The library staff will be preparing the col­ lection for the automated circulation sys­ tem that is expected to be operational this fall. Regular library hours will resume on Date Night Deal! Aug. 28. The library is located at 165 Main St., Matawan.

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Varenhorst, who was Check your ticket envelope for special 2 for 1 dining coupon! elected national president at the order’s National Convention held recently in ® BROADWAY THEATRE, 53rd Street & Broadway Kansas City, Mo. INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 25, 1999 2 1 ' Life Riders reach Canyon, raise $8M for Gift of Life Cross-country bicycle spend time in the canyon with his brother team which works specifically with the work for the park service so she can more Gil next April. physically disabled. Bahaomde, who is fully experience the “beauty of our great trek achieves goals But for now, he says, “It’s time to make paralyzed from the waist down, also hopes country,” Coleman added. and then some a healthy parting from this trip.” to get his black belt in tae kwon do this As for Coleman, the Matawan Regional Now that the 3,000-mile trip over the year, Coleman said. High School graduate said he “will go BY LINDA DeNICOLA mountains and through the plains is com­ Bahaomde had intended to make the back to teaching history at River Dell Staff Writer pleted, Coleman plans to reward himself trip using a $2,500 hand cycle, but it was Regional High School, with visual memo­ ABERDEEN — Glen Coleman and his with a vacation. He is going to meet rela­ stolen the night before they left, so he fol­ ries of all the miles of road, hundreds of Life Riders passed a sign at 2 p.m. on Aug. tives who are renting a house boat on Lake lowed their route in what Coleman called faces, climates and geography that this trip 17 announcing that they had reached the Mead, just north of the Grand Canyon. “a big, white Eldorado,” meeting up with gave me.” Grand Canyon after bicycling across the “I thought, what better way to mourn them at night. It has been a long, arduous and fulfill­ country for 48 days and raising $8,000 for the loss of my father than embark on a Borraggine will complete her studies in journey which leads back to family,” he humanities at Montclair University. ing trip toward healing for him and will the Gift of Life Foundation. bring the gift of life to a needy child who The Aberdeen native, along with two said, quoting a lyric from of one of his According to Coleman, she has “become favorite songs, “My companion has gone infected with the travel bug. We may hear will be able to come to the United States friends from his Tuesday night Montclair for life-saving surgery. philosophy club, Carissa Borraggine and to the canyon.” from her one day doing bikini commercials Bahaomde will continue to work with in Bangladesh or in sub-Saharan Africa.” “My next task is to smell whatever Ed Bahaomde, left on July 1 hoping to roses may come my way,” Coleman said. reach Arizona by Aug. 18. Their goal was the Achilles track team in North Jersey, a She is also thinking about going to to raise $5,000, which is what it will cost to bring a Third World child to the United States for a life-saving operation. They exceeded both goals by raising $3,000 more than they needed and arriving F u r s t G u a r i n o at the Grand Canyon one day early. Coleman, who has been sending e-mail to his mother, Edna Coleman, who lives in the Strathmore section of Aberdeen, said, One Day Only...Saturday August 28th “It feels good to know that we accom­ plished our goals.” A 32-year-old social studies teacher in Oradell, Coleman had another purpose, a more personal one. He was working through his grief over the loss of his father, Martin Charles Coleman, who died last November at the age of 60. This was his way of honoring his father’s memory. “In truth,” he said, “the high point of the day was not the canyon, it was our lunch afterwards, for in Judaism, when a period of mourning has been completed, you eat. It is an act which renews life. As I looked over the canyon, I thought, time to eat; your work is done.” He also thought about what the mag­ nificent Grand Canyon inspires in people: “She is miles apart, but far deeper. Thousands of people come from every continent to find quiet ledges and endless vistas. People come by foot, with sleeping bags and water bottles in backpacks, oth­ ers in RVs the size of tugboats, others view the canyon from the sky—in helicopters and planes that charge $100 an hour.” Coleman said he would like to explore the canyon to “my heart’s content,” but not during this trip. He plans to return and Blind Citizens Auxiliary slates ‘$1-a-Bag Sale’ The Ladies Auxiliary of the New Jersey Blind Citizens Association Inc. will spon­ sor a “$l-a-Bag Sale” today and on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at its thrift shop, located at 18 Burlington Ave., Leonardo section of Middletown. For more information, call (732) 291­ 0878. Elks will sponsor family picnic Sunday The Middletown Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge No. 2179 will sponsor a family picnic on Aug. 28 at Veterans Park, Hazlet. The cost is $25 for a family of four and $10 per individual Green Brook East Brunswick ticket. The event will include horseshoes, kid­ Furs* by die and pony rides for children and music 190 Route 22 339 Route 18 provided by “DJ Russ.” Proceeds will go (732) 968-8700 (732) 390-4441 to benefit various Elks’ charities. 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BY MARILYN DUFF Managing Editor W hen architect Ned Gaunt of Kaplan Gaunt DeSantis in Red Bank got the contract to design a new borough hall for Keyport, he had two major challenges: making it blend in with the downtown streetscape and fit in the allotted space on West Front Street. Above all, Gaunt said, “We wanted to project a very strong image for the town itself.” Asked how difficult it was to create — in the late 1990s — a borough hall in the midst of a historic downtown business dis­ trict, he said, “We didn’t look at it as being difficult.” Rather he said, “We felt it was a chal­ lenge to tie in with the buildings.” The basic style in downtown Keyport is Italianate, Gaunt said, so he designed a contemporary building with lots of Italianate touches. “Basically the trim components are typical of that style of buildings,” he said. The proportions, materials, notably the red brick, as well as the window shapes and number of panes are also reflective of Courtesy Kaplan Gaunt DeSantis Architects, Red Bank Italianate style, he added. The upper-level Architect Ned Gaunt wants Keyport’s new borough hall, depicted in this artist’s rendering, to make a statement. windows have two-over-one panes while the ground-floor windows have single panes. Keyport Municipal Building The rear of the building also has a number of windows S allyport on the second floor. 1 st floor Jail cells are located on the first floor. C ourt Cell Cell Process The 18,000- adm in. square-foot building, Secure hall S gt. which is 82 feet wide room by 90 feet deep, “is C ourt very tight on the adm in. site,” but worked out pretty well, he said. S qua d The major difficulty room was making the frontage fit. “We had to squeeze it in there,” he said. The two-story D etectives building has a flat C ourt roof and will be set room back slightly from W o m e n sidewalk. Gaunt said the property is a par­ allelogram, as Public opposed to a rectan­ d e fe n d e r gle. The sides are equal, but the corners W ait­ W a it­ are not perpendicu­ M ediation Pros. ing lar. ing A rear lot will have parking for 25 cars, with 10 of the spaces dedicated to the police. The cur­ C ode P roperty 2nd floor C offee rent borough hall This former borough hall still stands on East Front Street. H ealth official m ain. annex on Main Street Except for the conversion of the lower right side to a store front, will be demolished to the facade appears much as it did in early photographs. provide an entry/exit s to ra g e to the lot, according to Mayor Kevin holding room, by the state Department of C ode Graham. Corrections. officials Gaunt has gotten approval from the Gaunt’s firm designs mostly commer­ area Borough Council Building Committee, cial buildings and has done other work in Public which includes Graham and council mem­ Keyport. W om e n area His firm is currently working on bers June Atkins and George Walling, and W ork designs for two other Monmouth County Finance hoped to receive full Borough Council area approval at a special council meeting borough halls, one in Shrewsbury, which records O pen W ait­ Tuesday at which the plans were to be dis­ will be historic, in keeping with the sur­ to be lo w ing cussed. rounding area, and one in Manasquan, The court room, which will also serve which will reflect the flavor of the Finance Clerk A dm in. as the council chambers, and court-related seashore. tax facilities all had to be approved by state Once ground is broken for the Keyport Superior Court officials in Freehold, and building, Gaunt estimated construction the police area, including the cells and will probably take a year. Basement not shown Source: Kaplan Gaunt DeSantis Architects, Red Bank INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 25, 1999 2 3

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The present Keyport borough hall on Main Street may be sold, according to Mayor Kevin Graham, while an adjacent annex will be demolished to make way for a driveway to the rear parking area of the new hall on West Front Street. According to Keyport historian was constructed for municipal purposes, Timothy E. Regan, the first town hall was with small jail cells on the first floor and a built in 1878 by Rufus Ogden. It was used spacious meeting room on the second. mainly for a firehouse, but included an The building, which still stands, also area for town commissioners to meet. Prior contained the truck room for the Hook & to that, the commissioners met in Ogden’s Ladder Company, Keyport’s only fire com­ house at Third and Osborne streets. pany until 1889, according to Regan. In 1885, a new brick hall was built at In 1953, the borough offices were The new hall will be constructed on this vacant borough-owned lot on West the foot of East Front Street, Contrary to moved to a former office building on Main Front Street, just west of the Main Street intersection. what was reported last week, the building Street.

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Continued from previous page girls, Ackerman said that the girls were Methodist Church in Union Beach, where much easier. he was ordained as a deacon in 1984, then “The boys are too much like their fa­ NEW RUBY PALACE went on to pastorates in Hamilton ther,” he said, adding, “I wasn’t always a Township, Mount Ephraim, Trenton and pastor.” Special Dinner QC Warehouse for three to five years. Besides his ministry, he has led Bible “This is my life’s work; this is what I study tours of Israel, Egypt and Jordan fo r (2) persons want to do,” he said of his chosen pro­ and plans more tours to other parts of the fession. world. Cocktail - two exotic drinks or any two bevi The Ackermans have three sons, Jessy, Altogether, he has been to approxi­ 18, Christian, 16, and Daniel, 14. mately 25 countries, including five or six In addition to raising their three boys, trips to the Middle East. Most recently he S o u p : Wor Wonton they also raised Mrs. Ackerman’s two accompanied 54 teen-agers to Egypt, Shrim p, Pork, C hicken & M ixed nieces from childhood; Claudine, who is Israel and Jordan. Vegetables in C lear B roth now a nurse in Princeton and Lynette, a “A lot of the kids received scholarships social worker in Princeton. provided by the Methodist Church, which A p p e t iz e r : Pu Pu for two Asked if it is easier to raise boys or partially pays for the trip,” he explained.

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STEERING RIGHT — Aislinn Brennan, 5, of Belmar fancies an adventure at sea on the Adam Hyler, one of two boats the Monmouth County Friends of Clearwater sail.

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A LEARNING EXPERIENCE — The Edmondson family of Sea Bright watches while two outboard engines run side-by-side as part of a pollution comparison between a two- stroke and a four-stroke engine.

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Continued from page 1 open space and make sites available for res­ idents’ enjoyment of our green acres,” $ 1 0 0 O l neighborhood to look like,” he said. Thompson said. Any Complet ny Complete ] | Any Bay or One of those residents, Barbara Valese, Azzolina explained that the renovations Roofing Job Siding Job | Bow Windov Must be presented at fane a t be presented at time Must be presented at rime. \ who lives on Orchard Street, said she was ol estimate. Not valid on Ot estimate. Not valid on of estimate. Not valid or : to the property will include facade improve­ nq contracts or estimate g contracts or estimates. | I| existinq contracts or estimj happy to see open space and green land ments with a brick facing similar to the fan coupon. Cannot be n coupon. Cannot be Witn coupon. Cannot be remain. “A lot of neighborhood people ”l>ined with ether often. | | combined with other otters, combined with other offers; j Middletown Train Station, and other fcxplres 1 Expires 10/30/99. helped make this happen. Although, we are improvements that will make the site more going to miss Banfield’s,” she said. accessible and safe. Ed Banfield, owner of Banfield Moving “The funding will allow improvements and Storage, attended the check passing cer­ of the sidewalk from the train station to the emony, but declined to comment. O’Grady front of the new facility and will also include commented that Banfield negotiated a fair price for his property. lighting at the site of the Village Community The township purchased the 4.5-acre Center similar to that of the train station. Banfield tract adjacent to the railroad station “These site improvements, along with for $450,000. Part of the cost of acquisition the addition of landscaping, will make the was funded by a $124,000 matching state center a pleasant diversion for Middletown’s Green Acres grant and the rest will come residents,” he said. from the capital budget. Azzolina, who said he lives down the Plans for the property also includes the street, reminisced about how the area was construction of a children’s playground and undeveloped when he moved to the town­ picnic facilities. ship and how the population has grown over Last November, voters overwhelmingly the years. approved the state’s plan to preserve 1 mil­ “The time was right to buy this property,” lion acres for open space. “The state’s resi­ he said, commending the “good foresight on dents have supported the Green Acres pro­ the part of the Township Committee.” gram that made the Banfield site acquisition O’Grady said the project was in the plan­ possible,” Thompson said. ning stages for a long time. “We talked about “Our efforts to help rehabilitate this site a number of uses. This is the best one.” U n itz e d Te/eCom Back to Schoof Pacfca for recreational use is in the spirit of the The grant was secured by the legisla­ Legislature’s ongoing efforts to preserve our tors as part of the 2000 budget. Nokia 5120 (Free with package) K . onlyO n l y > 8 0 0 N u m b e r to Call H o m e $22.95 E x is t in g N e w 154 per minute Calling Card A p a rtm en ts P e n M o n t h ’ R R s ta tio n R R s ta tio n '(Cellular Service Not Included Unlimited Monthly Internet Servi p r o p o se d . W / ...... 7,96 per minute on your Long D ista n cf 5vc. Continued from page 1 Planning Board Chairman Ron Igneri said the development of the train station area is an exciting opportunity for the u n iT e o - a township. He called the architectural plan “nice looking,” and remarked that it “does Teiecomi meld well with the area.” The project is still in the preliminary stages, and the company has not filed a RED BANK W.LONG BRANCH formal application yet. Comer of Broad & Front St. Shop R ite Shopping C tr. According to Englert, construction N ear Firestone Store would begin 30 to 60 days after final 732-450-0234 732-544-9399 Planning Board approval and would take ” Ccllul* r Telephone mu*c bo .Activated on Cellular One 200 plan or better.Cuntomer hal Che choice o f a F R E E cellular telephone With the $50.00 activation foe or to choone the phone for $19.95 and pay N O A C T IV A T IO N FE E . M inim um Term contract applies. 18 to 24 months to complete. See Store for M ore detail* 2 8 INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 25, 1999

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Center for Topaz Hope-Jones Pipe Organ Tang of Marlboro will display the Healing Arts continuation of Middletown Wednesdays and Saturdays artwork in main gallery; through Sept. 7 Library's Alfred Hitchcock Film through Sept. 1 Lechner of Hazlet will show exhibit features paper, canvas, Festival Great Auditorium wildlife display in small gallery photographs and Sept. 1 at 7 p.m. Pilgrim and Ocean pathways through Sept. 7 three-dimensional creations 55 New Monmouth Road Ocean Grove Guild of Creative Art N.J. Center for Healing Arts Inc. (732)671-3700 free of charge 620 Broad St., Shrewsbury 23 Mechanic St., Red Bank Peter, Paul and Mary will perform at free of charge (732) 988-0645 (732) 741-1441 (732) 747-2944 the Great Auditorium on Aug. 28. wet .rr t .i'oua .'nr.r.v rp?cvi -‘Sit Independent,’august 25,1999 2 9 Milestones Kenney—Gunsiorowski Byrne—Allshouse Pat and Kevin Kenney of Hazlet an­ Sheila and Walter Byrne of Aberdeen nounce the engagement of their daughter, announce the engagement of their daugh­ Coleen Kenney, to Ray Gunsiorowski, ter, Kristen Lauren Byrne, to Scott Allen son of Mary and Walter Gunsiorowski of Allshouse, son of Shirley Allshouse of Clark. Winsted, Conn., and Allen Allshouse of The bride is a graduate of Raritan High West Suffield, Conn. The future bride is a graduate of School, Hazlet, and the University of Matawan Regional High School and South Alabama at Mobile, where she Montclair State College, Upper earned a bachelor of science degree in Montclair, where she earned a bachelor of education. arts degree in communication studies. She She is employed as national training is employed as sales and marketing coor­ coordinator at PriceWater-houseCoopers, dinator at Madison Square Garden, LLP, Parsippany. Hartford, Conn. Her fiance is a graduate of Union Her fiance is a graduate of The Gilbert Catholic High School, Scotch Plains, and School in Winsted, Conn., and Berklee Arizona State University at Tempe, where College of Music in Boston, Mass., where he received a bachelor of science degree he earned a bachelor of arts degree in mu­ in finance. sic synthesis. He is employed as a profes­ He is employed as a financial analyst sional musician with Max Creek at Medical Resources, Hackensack. Productions in Collinsville, Conn. Ray Gunsiorowski, Coleen Kenney A November wedding is planned. Kristen Byrne, Scott Allshouse An August 2000 wedding is planned.

August-Veary Ohnmacht-Szymanski Deborah Veary, daughter of Frederick Ronald D. and Sheila J. Ohnmacht of and Kathleen Veary of Aberdeen, was Middletown announce the engagement of married May 22 to John August, son of their daughter, Nancy J. Ohnmacht, to Robert August Sr. of Mount Laurel and Nicholas J. Szymanski, son of Tom and the late Pauline August. Eve Adams of Waretown and James The Rev. John Scully, pastor, per­ Szymanski of Morganville. formed the ceremony at St. Clement’s The future bride is a graduate of Church, Matawan, where the bride was Middletown High School South and given in marriage by her father. Monmouth University in West Long Matron of honor was Kathleen Branch, where she received a bachelor’s Moraglia of Roselle Park, cousin of the degree in social work. She earned a mas­ bride. Bridesmaids were Kathalene ter’s degree in social work from Fordham Gibson of Coran, N.Y., sister of the bride­ University, New York, N.Y. She is a fam­ groom; Suzanne Veary of Tinton Falls, ily court liaison with the Women’s Center sister-in-law of the bride; and Karen of Monmouth County in Hazlet. Veary of Matawan, sister-in-law of the Her fiance is a graduate of East bride. Brunswick High School and Monmouth University, where he earned a bachelor of Best man was Robert August Jr. of arts degree in criminal justice. He is Columbia, Md., brother of the bride­ pursuing a master of arts degree in teach­ groom. Ushers were Brian August of ing/education from Monmouth Philadelphia, brother of the bridegroom; University. He is a loss prevention officer Dennis Veary of Tinton Falls, brother of with Foodarama Supermarkets Inc., the bride; and David Veary of Matawan, Deborah and John August Freehold. brother of the bride. The wedding is planned for September Nicholas Szymanski, Nancy Ohnmacht After a reception at Freehold Gardens, The bridegroom earned a bachelor of 2 0 0 0 . the couple left on a wedding trip to St. arts degree in economics from Rutgers Lucia. University in Camden and a juris doctor­ The bride is a graduate of Matawan ate degree from Georgetown University M attson—Buhl Regional High School, Aberdeen. She is Law School, Washington, D.C. He is an employed as a legal secretary at Wilentz, attorney with Wilentz, Goldman & Bernadette Mattson and Gary George arts degree in psychology. She is pursuing Goldman & Spitzer in Woodbridge. Spitzer, Woodbridge. Mattson, both of Pueblo, Colo., announce a doctorate in behavioral and neural sci­ the engagement of their daughter, Brandi ences from Rutgers University, Newark. Jonell Mattson, to Derek Lawrence Buhl, Her fiance is a graduate of Rutgers Benson-Ranucci son of Lawrence LeRoy and Marilyn University, Newark, where he earned a Johnna M. Ranucci, daughter of Alex Townley Buhl of the New Monmouth sec­ bachelor of arts in psychology. and Dolores Ranucci of Manalapan, was tion of Middletown. He is pursuing a doctorate in behav­ married May 22 to Bill J. Benson, son of The future bride is a graduate of the ioral and neural sciences at Rutgers John and Joyce Benson of Union Beach. University of Southern Colorado at University, Newark. The ceremony was performed at St. Pueblo, where she earned a bachelor of An August 2000 wedding is planned. Joseph’s Church, Keyport, where the bride was given in marriage by her par­ ents. STORK CLUB Maid of honor was Sandra Ranucci of Manalapan, sister of the bride. Michele and Tony Pruscino of Hazlet weighed 7 pounds 8 ounces and joins sib­ Bridesmaids were Tammi Kahn of Shark announce the birth of their son, Michael, lings, Connor and Hannah. Grandparents River Hills; Maddalena Rinaldi of on July 19 at Riverview Medical Center, are Robert and Marianne Walsh of Englishtown; and Anisa Butash of Red Bank. The baby weighed 7 pounds 11 Aberdeen; and Albert and Eleanor Nappi Manalapan. ounces and joins his brother, Tony. of Union Beach. Great-grandfather is Best man was Cliff Kean of Highland Grandparents are Barbara and Joe Morano Martin Clifford of Stuart, Fla. Park, brother of the bridegroom. Ushers of Hazlet; and Antoniette and Lupo were John Kean of Waretown; Joseph Pruscino of Hazlet. Great-grandmother is Ranucci of Jackson; and Billy Fairchild of Mary Morano of Aberdeen. Robert Wood Johnson University Brick. Hospital in New Brunswick announced Following a reception at the Nancy and John A. 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Kram er climbing the learning curve at Wall

BY LINDSEY SIECLE Staff W riter

I t’s been quite the learning experience for Karl Kramer Jr. as he competes in his rookie year at Wall Stadium. While the M iddletown native has always been around racing, particularly at Wall, he had no experience behind the wheel before taking to the track this season. “We just rented the track out for a cou­ ple of hours during the day and we raced that night,” Kramer said. “We got lapped three times, but that doesn’t happen any­ more. “It’s intimidating at first,” Kramer noted of competing in the Modified Division at Wall. “Once you get beat up and banged around though, you get tired of that. “We got better fast. For a few races there we were running sixth or seventh, but something always happened — we’d be in a crash or the car overheated.” This past weekend Kramer’s team did­ n’t have to worry about problems with the car because the rainy weather canceled Saturday’s slate of races. The most unusual thing about Kramer, 33, driving on the track at Wall, is that it didn’t happen sooner. “I’ve been loving it ever since I was a kid,” he said. “I’ve been going down to that track since I was 5 years old. I worked on various crews and I always wanted one (of his own).” That became a reality about two years ago when he purchased his car from Frank Boardwick, who makes many of the JERRY WOLKOWITZ motors racing at Wall. Karl Kramer Jr. is behind the wheel of his car at Wall Stadium while his father, Karl Kramer Sr., is there to help in the pits. He noted that what they purchased was there’s more work than others, according have invested considerably more in their will keep his No. 93 (for 1993, the year his really more of a rolling chassis, and it took to Kramer. So far most of the crew’s time cars than he has, but having Felix daughter Kayla was born) on the track. he and his crew, his father Karl Kramer Sr., has been spent making the necessary Autoparts in Red Bank as his main sponsor With the season winding down, Kramer Jason Quackenbush, John Burns, Ronnie adjustments to improve the car from week has been a big plus. said the team is preparing to pull the motor Commeford and Joe Oswald, until this sea­ to week. While Felix Autoparts’ contributions out and have it freshened up, as long as it son to have the car ready. “Ronnie is our chassis man,” Kramer are greatly appreciated by Kramer, in a goes the rest of the way without blowing “They’re the guys who put their sweat noted. “The car handles unbelievably when sport where tires cost $100 each — and up. and blood into putting it together,” Kramer he touches it. We get a lot more out of the most drivers go through a set a week — For now, he’ll accept finishing in the said of his crew. “They worked on it for a car than a lot of other guys when he does money is always in short supply. top 10, but he will be aiming higher. year and a half.” some work on it.” “If I had to pay for it myself, I could “There’s four or five cars out there that And so far, Kramer has taken pretty One thing most drivers have to work to never swing it,” said Kramer, who is in the are pretfy hard to touch,” he said. “But we good care of their handiwork. They haven’t overcome is off the track, where they must plumbing business with his father. “We’ve should get closer next year. had to deal with too much damage from find sponsors to help defray the high cost got a lot of friends who help. A couple tires “We aren’t quitting until we win, and racetrack mishaps. of racing. here, a couple there, it all helps.” we won’t quit then,” Kramer said. “It’s While there’s always work, some weeks Kramer noted that the many drivers And with that help, Kramer knows he addictive.” Racetrack title chases going down to the w ire L ast weekend’s rains drowned the roar pion and current points leader Rich different categories. lowed him to hold a commanding points of stock car engines, canceling all Mongeau of Point Pleasant, who enjoyed a Sinking Springs, Pa.’s Kenny Brightbill lead, 1,058-973. the action at area tracks. The cancel­ 1,012-978 points lead. is in line to win a pair of track champi­ They will resume their rivalry this lation put on hold the tight points races for The Truck Series also is very close, with onships at East Windsor Speedway and Saturday night. Racing will start at 5:30 track championships that will be picked up Joe King of Absecon leading Colts Neck’s New Egypt Speedway. p.m. with warm-ups at 5. The Street Stocks again this weekend. Bart Schanck by 12 points (762-750). At EWS, Brightbill is being chased by and Sportsman Division also will be in ac­ At Wall Stadium, only two points (868­ Tim Henry leads the Legends cars. Walt Wade Hendrickson and holds a 12-point tion. 866) separate Dan McLaughlin Jr. of Dover Martowicz won Sunday’s Legends main edge (802-790). The Pennsylvania driver At Flemington Speedway, Howell’s from defending champion Dave Michel of event. leads in wins with eight. They will continue Steve Whitt is closing in on a second Manahawkin in the Modified Division. On Sunday, Wall Stadium was able to their race for the title this Friday starting at NASCAR TAR-Car Modified title. He has Each has won three features this year. run its Championship Demolition Derby 7:30. been battling all year with Farmingdale’s Michel is shooting for his fifth track title Show. It will be Banner Night at the half-mile Pete Brittain for the points lead. He holds a while McLaughlin is going for his first. All five stock car divisions will be in clay oval with fans having the opportunity slim six-point edge (710-704) despite en­ Jackson’s Ray Gastelu has a comfortable action this Saturday starting at 7 p.m. It is to show who their favorite drivers are. joying nine feature wins to Brittain’s one lead over Freehold’s Chaz Okerson (892­ Banner Night at Wall Stadium with fans The Street Stocks and Sportsman with two races remaining on the schedule. 784) in the Pro Stock Division. Gastelu is encouraged to show who is their favorite Divisions also will be in action. Whitt is also in line to win the Northeast the defending champion. driver. During intermission, fans who have At New Egypt, Brightbill and Billy Regional championship. In the last 25-lap Street Stock feature, prepared banners will parade in full view of Pauch have been dominating the Modified This Saturday night, Whitt and Brittain Farmingdale’s Craig Wallis took the check­ the grandstands before winners are deter­ action with each scoring nine wins. will pick up where they left o ff when racing ered flag and pulled closer to former cham­ mined. Banners will be judged in several Brightbill’s consistency, however, has al­ resumes at the five-eighths mile oval at 7. INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 25, 1999 3 3

Hawks take third at Junior Olympics F or the third straight year the Central sent them to the tournament’s round of 16. Jersey Hawks 19s reached the final In the first game of that round, the four at the Junior Olympics, this Hawks nipped Team Maryland 93-90. year in Cleveland, Ohio. In the game’s final seconds, with the The team, which finished second in Hawks clinging to a one-point lead, www.murphvsgrill.com their age group in the national tournament Klatsky hit a pair of free throws to give the in 1997 and 1998, was third this year. The team its final margin. squad features several local players, Klatsky finished with 19 while dishing including David Klatsky and Adam out seven assists and grabbing five Fleischner of Holmdel; Sean Axani and rebounds. Axani scored 16 and Holden Tahj Holden of Red Bank; and Doug chipped in with 13. Freiberger of Middletown. Advancing to the quarterfinals, the The Hawks opened the tourney with an Hawks rolled over Cleveland 84-60 in a 89-86 win over Wisconsin as the 6-10 game played at the Gund Arena. Holden, who will be attending Maryland Rick Apodaca of North Bergen, who University, poured in 26 points. will be playing college basketball at Klatsky, the team’s point guard, Hofstra University, led the offense with 27 chipped in with seven points. points while Axani contributed 16 points The Hawks next blew out a Georgia and 12 assists. team 86-60 as Axani, who will be a fresh­ Klatsky reached double digits in assists man at Rutgers, scored 16 points and Tim with 12 and added nine points. Benoit, who played high school basketball In the semifinal against Arkansas, the at Roselle Catholic, netted 15. Fleischner, Hawks battled back from a 12-point deficit who will be going to Brown, tossed in to tie the game at 70-70 with 1:36 remain­ eight points and grabbed six rebounds. ing before falling 75-70. In the third contest of the tournament, Axani had 20 points and Holden the Hawks cruised by Oliver Rec Center of chipped in with 16 to keep the Hawks Maryland, 70-58. close. Axani led the offense with 17 points With their three trips to the final four in and Klatsky, who will be attending the the last three years, the Hawks are 19-3 in University of Pennsylvania, contributed the Junior Olympics. seven assists while making five steals. Hawks coach John Rivera was selected That victory left the Central Jersey by the U.S. Olympic Committee to be a contingent undefeated in pool play and national Junior Olympic coach. 3 4 INDEPENDENT, AUGUSt'25, 1999

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Call Affiliated with: Bayshore, Riverview, Jersey Shore, Monmouth, Robert Wood more information or to schedule a tryout, the MODC office at (732) 223-6632 for Johnson, Memorial Med Ctr, Raritan Bay {Perth Amboy and Old Bridge Divisions) call Joe Branco at (973) 297-5230 during additional information. the day or (732) 946-2218 in the evening. 80 Hazlet Avenue t p| ■ Central East Jersey Basketball Professional Court, Suite #3 lei..Stttwaui g The Central Jersey Hawks boys 10- Officials will be holding its annual clinic Hazlet, n j 07730 Fax: 732-888-7905 s year-olds Amateur Athletic Union basket­ for the training of high school basketball (Professional Ct. next to Pep Boys) ball team is seeking dedicated athletic officials in October. For more information, Most Insurance Plans Accepted players with a passion for the game. To be call Ray Kelton in the evening at (732) eligible, players must be bom after Aug. 613-0520. 31, 1989, or be in the fourth grade. For more information, call Kevin Kresge at The Holmdel Stallions Soccer Club is (732) 615-5073. seeking players for the under-11 boys team. There is no residency requirement to Siobhan Corcoran, a resident of play for the team. For more information, Hazlet and a recent graduate of Brookdale call Jon Butler at (732) 739-2545. Community College, Lincroft, will be playing soccer for Monmouth University, Competitive roller hockey players An Assisted Living Community West Long Branch, this fall. Corcoran, a between the ages of 10 and 12 are sought graduate of Red Bank Catholic High School, for a team playing at GoodSports USA, will continue as part of the Brookdale soccer Aberdeen. For more information, call Sal team as an assistant coach. Venezia at (732) 390-5865. The New Jersey Jaguars 18-and- The Middletown Rebels, a girls under- under fastpitch softball team is seeking 15 soccer team, is seeking experienced dedicated players for the 2000 season. To players for the fall season and beyond. The be eligible, players must be bom between team especially seeks a goalie. Players Jan. 1, 1985 and Dec. 31, 1981. For more must be bom after Aug. 1, 1984. For more information and a tryout schedule, call information, call Bob Boworek at (732) (732) 462-8649. 615-9043. The New Jersey Cobras, a Monmouth The Freehold Township Tornado County-based Amateur Athletic Union travel softball program, whose 9-10 team baseball organization, are seeking players won the PONY National Championship, for a 16-and-under team. For a tryout or will hold tryouts for its year 2000 teams more information, call (732) 536-4908 or on Sept. 12 and again on Sept. 19 from (732) 671-2948. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Liberty Oak Park. To schedule 10-U, 12-U and 14-U tryouts, The Wings, a 10-and-under roller contact Steve Eisenstein at (732) 294­ hockey team, are seeking an experienced 2196. For 16-U and 19-U, contact Mike goalie and additional players for the Hennessy at (732) 303-8163. Welcome to The Willows, a beautiful upcoming season at GoodSports USA, In t r o d u c i n g Aberdeen. For more information, call The seventh annual Bob Deerin new assisted living community located Danny Greene at (732) 613-9398. Corporate Challenge Tennis Tournament in Holmdel, NJ, created especially for for Cerebral Palsy of Monmouth & Ocean seniors. The Willows is a warm and The Hazlet Youth Athletic League Counties Inc. will be held at the Colts caring place you can call home, while will be holding basketball registrations for Neck Racquet Club on Sept. 10. The T h e w i l l o w s its in-town and Mid Monmouth teams for event will feature women’s doubles play receiving the support and assistance boys ages 7-17 and girls ages 7-15 at the in the morning and men’s doubles play in you need. organization’s clubhouse on Hazlet the afternoon. Fee is $60. 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Starting time is 7 p.m. For more information, call Steve after 6:30 The Hazlet Youth Athletic League p.m. at (732) 536-0732. )592-9630 or visit us today! will be holding registration for its in-town wrestling program for boys and girls in U.K. Elite Soccer is hosting a soccer first through eighth grade at its clubhouse camp for children ages 4-13 this week at the ’ . Holmdel, NJ 07733 V_A-rk on Hazlet Avenue on Sept. 12, 15 and 17. Clark Mills and Milford Brook School in Registration will be open from 7 to 9 p.m. Manalapan. Call (973) 631-9802 for details. each day and proof of residency and age more about assisted living at The Willows, will be required. The birthday cutoff for The Greater New Jersey Chapter of information. each division is Aug. 31. The registration the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of fee is $75 per child. There is a $50 work America is looking for walkers to partici­ deposit required. For more information, pate in the seventh annual Pace Setter call (732) 264-3060. 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Minimum of SHARE A DREAM-HOST 20 hours per week. Returnees Reimbursement! apt. in private home. $650./mo. SPOTSWOOD FREEHOLD-4,400, sq. ft. Shifts Available: SCANDINAVIAN, GERMAN, 1 bedrm. condo, Immac. welcom e. 1-800-800-7315 (eoe-m/f) Call 732-238-4084 Warehouse with & loading 7am - 3pm/$8.57 per hour EUROPEAN,SOUTH MUST SEE! $700./mo. Fax or E-mail resume, Salary d ock. C a ll DRIVERS: Home Weekly! 3pm - 1ipm/$9.12 per hour AMERICA, ASIAN, HIGH 732-257-8724/732-727-4156 732-462-1991 requirements & full or part time Assigned Condo’s! Per Dium! 11pm - 7am/$9.32 per hour SCHOOL STUDENTS ARRIV­ 005D Cemetery interest to: Karen Raymond at Credit Union! Holiday, Person­ ING AUGUST. BECOME A FREEHOLD/HOWELL 732-937-4770 or E-mail at Warehouse or Shop. al, Sick Vacation Pay! Rider R equired to work every other HOST FAMILY/AISE. CALL P l o t s 0 0 8 a A d u lt [email protected] ______Run ’til It Sells! 1,600. sq. ft. $800. per mo. Plan! 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Medical Parlin Collison 732-257-8600 school graduates or equiva­ some restrictions apply nation, which make it illegal to Call (561)465-8005 for front office experience $1.00 STORES! $1-$10 lent ana have the ability to advertise any preference, limi­ information. BUS DRIVER - (SCHOOL) necessary. Heavy phone Must call every 4 weeks STORES! Be Open for understand verbal and tation or discrimination based FOR ECLOSED GOV’T Needed for 1999-2000 school contacts, computer, filing, to ren ew . HOMES. Save uo to 50% or Christmas! COMPLETE FROM year. Contract, with benefits. scheduling. Strong written instructions in on race, color, religion, sex, af- $44,900. 1-800-829-2915. fectional or sexual orientation, more! Minimum or no down 012 Lots & CDL license preferred. Valid organizational skills a must. English. One year related experience in a healthcare 1-800-660-4ADS marital status, handicap, famil­ payment! For listings call now A c r e a g e 25 WORDS+13 MILLION NJ drivers license. Will train. Enthusiastic with a positive ial status, ancestry, or national 7 days a week. (800)429-3660 HOMES=GREAT RESULTS. SUBSTITUTE POSITIONS attitude. Hazlet office. facility preferred. LOCAL 732-254-7979 origin, or intention to make any ext. H-999. You can market your product also available. Leave message Call 732-866-6864 732-303-1883 or W e offer a competitive such preference, limitation or MANALAPAN-$259,900. to 13 million households EXCLUSIVE South Carolina throughout North America by fax resume to same number salary and excellent benefits. discrimination. We wifi not 1 Family, 11 Rooms, lakefront community on Lake placing your classified ad in CAREER CHANGE ? Interested candidates, knowingly accept any advertis­ 4-5 Bedrooms, New Kitchen, HANDYMAN - Experienced ONE CALL stands between Murray. 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OFFICE HELP & ROOFING & SIDING COACHES SOUTH RIVER - Caring mom YOUR AD CAN BE HERE! MECHANIC Appointment Setters YMCA seeks week-day OFFICE WORKER YOUTH ADVISOR will care for your infant/child in Conservative Egalitarian 1-800-660-4ADS DRIVERS F/T - P/T Must have valid NJ drivers li evenings and Saturday AM For service company. Must be my home. 24 hrs. 7 days. Refs. Call fo r d ire ction s. FUN JOB!! computer literate. B ookkeep­ Congregation located in MANALAPAN/MARLBORO cense & vehicle. Cad Earn up to $12./hr. coaches for Soccer, Football & Call 732-967-1945 732-727-4342 ing experience a plus. Non­ Manalapan is seeking a Youth A R E A - Cooking & laundry in 732-316-2440 • Paid Training Basketball. Call 732-329-1150 smoking office. 732-446-7536 Advisor for grades 6 -8 who will SOUTH RIVER- Certified your home. Great Italian OTR DRIVERS-Join NE region • 2 Shifts 9am-1 pm or 5-9pm COUNTERPERSON bring ruach, direction, organi Pre-K Teacher/Mom, CPR specialties. Reasonable. 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Call Alex 1-800-688-4540 Synagogue life then please car pool to Canarsie, Brooklyn call 732-792-1989 F re e h o ld 732-780-3536 your child in my home. RECEPTIONIST/HELPER apply. We want to hear from Leave message. 732-617-0328 PRE-SCHOOL TEACHER APPOINTMENT SETTERS Snacks & meals incl., non­ For Busy Nail Salon in North you! Fax resume to: For New Child Care Center in Monday-Thursday, 6-9 pm. smoker. Call 732-238-4839 SHOP PERSON CUSTODIAN Howell BOE Brunswick. Flexible hours. 732-446-0860 or mail to: Hazlet. Infant & toddler $7.00/hour+bonus. Organized, self-starter, handy 10:00am-2:00pm or Days, evenings, Saturdays. Temple Beth Shalom 042 Antiques experience a must. Shrewsbury. Call 732-389-9898 with tools. 18 years or older. 4 :3 0 p m -1 1:00 pm Call 732-821-9308 108 Freehold Road 037a Child Care Collectibles Call 732-888-9773 Opportunity for advancement. Monday-Friday $7.33/hour RECEPTIONIST/SALES Manalapan, NJ 07726 PUBLIC WORKS EMPLOYEE Benefits available. Apply at: Drug Test to be administered, Salary negotiable. W a n t e d Johnny On The Spot Upscale optical store seeks Experience preferred. CDL APPOINTMENT Physical will be required. EOE Start immediately. 3168 Bordentown A v e . several articulate sales license/operate backhoe, Contact Diane 732-901-2613 ANTIQUES Old Bridge, NJ______SETTERS oriented people. Monday thru grader, plow & mowers. No Experience Necessary CUSTOMER SERVICE/SALES Thursday 3pm to 8pm. EAST BRUNSWICK - Day Top prices paid for: Antique Benefits, salary DOQ. $ 12.00 base/appointment. Excellent salary and working 036a Employment sitter needed for 6 mo. old, furniture, oriental rugs Applications available at office TEACHER Children returning to P/T - F/T schedule. Conditions conditions. Old Bridge S e r v i c e s 3 days wk., 8am-5pm, flexible. paintings, jewelry & silver. We of Business Administrator. START IMMEDIATELY s c h o o l? - apply. Call 10am to 6pm. Call 732-727-1811 Experience. Refs. Own trans­ purchase entire contents of Township of Upper Freehold, Nursery School, Parlin. Holidays around the Middlesex 732-254-1411 portation required 732-613-6095 estates. Will come to your 314 Route 539, Monday-Friday, 9am-3pm. c o rn er! Monmouth 732-542-4848 RETAIL STORE MANALAPAN AREA-Child home. Call 908-862-0200 Creamridge, NJ 08514 Call 732-721-5444 Earn $200. to $300. Weekly MANAGERS $$DATA ENTRY$$ NEEDED or fax to 609-758-1183 Setting Appointments DATA ENTRY-For publishing ASAP/ Process M e d ical care needed 5:30am-7:30am. BAKERS STAND P/T Permanent Shifts firm in Matawan. 1 or 2 days & ASSISTANTS Claims from your PC. NO Also 6pm-7:30pm. Take one Antique, 54x12x12, metal TEACHERS shift or both. Drivers lie. & refs. RAILINGS INSTALLATION The Goddard School of Old Available per week. Fax resume to: For Everything Halloween and EXPERIENCE NECESSARY! $100. Call 732-297-6698 For custom woodworking co. Hours 9am - 1pm 732-566-1213 Santa’s Workshop Stores at Full/Partime Earn up to Call 732-972-8198 Bridge seeks individuals for COMPUTE THIS! Fully Loaded Experience a plus, but will 5 p m - 9pm Brunswick Square Mall. $50,000/yr. 1-800-600-1844 teacner (a 4 year Education DEMONSTRATORS-A team MARLBORO Family seeks rel Pentium Computers UNDER train. Drivers license a must. Degree required) & assistant Seasonal positions through ______Dept. 3111.______iable individual to care for our Steady work. Call & of people wanted for cosmet­ $1.00/Day*Purchase! Not a teacher positions. Call for OLD BRIDGE AREA January, 2000. Manager’s 3 children after school, must leave message 609-208-0219 ics training. Call 732-448-0119 AVON PRODUCTS: Start your Lease! Highest Quality/Low interview. Call 732-441-3500 1-800-872-0157 $450.00 per week plus provide help with homework & incentives. Fax resume: own business. Work flexible Rates! America’s Choice Com­ DENTAL ASSISTANT/ hours. Enjoy unlimited transportation to after school puters 1-800-304-5300x1011 REAL ESTATE SALES HOWELL AREA 732-548-0312 activities. Mon-Fri. 3pm-6pm. Opportunity is knocking. Don’t TEACHERS earnings. Call toll free www.amchoicecomDuters.com 1-800-972-5376 RECEPTIONIST or call 732-548-1912 Good starting salary. Refs, miss our on going pre-licensing Certified teacher needed for a PT-East Brunswick office 20 888-942-4053. *oac (SCA Network) Pre-school class in a Christian /reliable transp. required. courses & superior training to hours per week. Experience COMPUTER USERS NEEDED CONTENTS OF HOME Child care center in East with X-ray license preferred. SALES Please Call 732-536-4056 help you get a FA S T successful Americana Clothing Work own hrs. Collection of 35 yrs. of antique Brunswick. Duties include: im- APPONTMENT SETTERS Call 732-238-7776 start. Call Debbie V. Weichert Red Bank 732-345-9030 $25,000. - $80,000./yr. MARLBORO-Child care need­ Oak Victorian wrought iron & Realtors 732-583-5400 Drovina the quality of childrens 6-9pm Monday-Thursday. DISHWASHER - For child care 1-800-476-8653 Ext 1081 ed for 6 year old boy, 3-8pm. contemp.furniture 732-536-4734 ives, by managing the class­ $7. per hour + weekly bonuses. Mon.-Thurs. Lite housekeep­ Matawan area. 1-800-235-0644 center. Call Monmouth Day room, developing creative les­ SECURITY GOV'T POSTAL JOBS. Up to ing & m eals. Car & refs, DEPT. 56 - Oxsled REAL ESTATE son plans & implementing a Care Center. 732-741-4313 We need a few Good Men and SALESPERSON-Motivated, $17.24 hour. Hiring for 99, free required. Call Days 1-800-661­ Blue pants, $120. curriculum for developmentally or apply in person 9 West Women - Raceway Park. Success oriented persons ASSISTANT call for application/examination 4496 Eves. 732-972-3655 Please call 732-741-1277 appropriate activities. Compet­ Bergen Place, Red Bank Call 732-446-6327 looking for a rewarding career I am looking for a person to as­ information. Federal Hire-Full itive salary, benefits & perks. MARLBORO-Responsible in real estate. Call Mike Wilson sist me in getting around the DJ’s, MC’s & benefits, 1-800-598-4504, Call V . O pessojpess Freehold area, to help me to ext. 1405. (8am-6pm C.S.T.) person needed before school FREEHOLD 732-:251-3221 become familiar with social ac­ DANCERS WANTED STUDENTS to care for 6 & 8 year old in our ANTIQUE tivities & recreational options, Entertainment Company is Earn $60 to $250/Week HAVE DOCTORS, NEED Millponds Townhouse. 7-9am GALLERY also to transport me about seeking Dancers, MC’s & DJ’s BILLERS. F/T OR P/T Medical M~F. Own transp. & refs. TEACHERS M/F 18 and over. Good pay, FLEXIBLE AFTER SCHOOL Billing. No Experience Call 732-297-3391 GLORIA NILSON REALTORS Private school Pre-School. town to do my shopping, bank­ DISTINCTIVE ANTIQUE ing etc. I am looking for some­ weekend work. Must have & WEEKEND HOURS Necessary. Earn up to Furniture & Accessories Manalapan Office Certification required. outgoing personality and is $40,000+ working at home. MIDDLETOWN-Responsible 732-780-6500 Experience preferred. one experienced with working Representing 100 Quality reliable. 1-800-622-2904 MUST BEAT LEAST 14 Must have IBM compatible PC. adult needed to care for 4 yr. Call 732-431-0718 with people with disabilities old & 5 mo. old Live-out/Live- Antique Dealers and who is an honest depend­ Y E A R S O LD Call 1-800-697-7670. RECEPTIONIST & DRIVER - P/T for messenger in. Approx. 4 0 hrs. per wk. 10-5 Monday thru Saturday TELEMARKETING - F/T - P/T able worker. Part-time flexible www.medicrew.net service. Must have own car. Call 732-933-1865 12-5 Sunday MEDICAL ASSISTANT EXTRA CASH! $10. Per Hour hours, $9.-$9.50 per hour de­ MUST LIVE IN OLD BRIDGE, 21 West Main Street FOR DOCTORS OFFICE Perfect for retirees. LET YOUR COMPUTER work To set up appointments for pending on experience. HS Call 732-431-9112 SAYREVILLE, OR PARLIN for you! $499+P/T-$8499+F/T. MILLSTONE - F/T Experienced Freehold, NJ 07728 F T /P /T . E x p e rie n c e preferred. sales people. Call 8:30am to Diploma/GED, NJ drivers SINCE TRANSPORTATION live-out nanny needed for Marlboro area 732-765-0308 For Free information log onto 732-462-7900 4:30pm. 732-970-9000 license in good standing. EOE. IS PROVIDED infant in my hom e. Child care Estates Purchased Fax: 732-349-4063, Att. Dr. G DRIVER WANTED www.hbn.com Use access Please call 732-303-8822 Early morning hours. Excellent code 6311 or phone toll free 1 - experience & references Entire or Partial TRAVEL AGENT second iob. Must be depend­ W O R K W IT H FR IE N D S 8-492-8937. (SCA Network) required. Generous salary. RECEPTIONIST FT/PT Experienced only. ASSISTANT NEEDED able, witn good driving record. Call 609-259-2156 SABRE helpful. To drive, read & keep house Good pay. Call Eli’s Hot Bagels NO EXPERIENCE LOOKING FOR A LAFAYETTE MILL ANTIQUES & TECHNICIAN Call 609-655-4449 for working multi-lingual 732-566-4523 before noon. NECESSARY NEWSPAPER JOB? For a $20 M IL L S T O N E - S in g le dad is CENTER. Just off Rt. 15, for Veterinary Hospital. disabled professor. refundable deposit, the NJ seeking after school day care Experience preferred, but will Lafayette (Sussex Co.) NJ. Flexible hours. $10. per hour. Press Association will post for 9 & 14 year olds. Some (973)383-0065. 40 Dealers train the right person. Benefits TRUCK DRIVER 732-786-0720 FLEXIBLE HOURS, 1-800-260-9823 your 40-word resume on cleaning, food preparation & offering a vast selection of available. Call 732-972-3201 Health benefits, pension & va­ GOOD PAY www.niDa.org and publish it transporting required. Flexible affordaole antiques, quality cation time offered. Looking ASSISTANT TEACHER hours. Call 609-426-0996 for serious, long-term, versa­ Telephone interviewing po­ TEACHER monthly, reaching 19 dailies collectiblles. Cafe. 10AM-5PM. Preschool, AM or PM. Experi­ Needed for afternoon RECEPTIONIST tile employees, 21 years or sition for evenings and and over 160 weeklies. Editori­ MILLSTONE AREA - Looking Closed Tues-Wed. ence preferred. Art or music older. Possible CDL training weekends at $7./$8. per Conservative Religious al, Advertising, Circulation, www.millantiaues.com /ASSISTANT background helpful. for mature dependable person For East Brunswick Chiroprac­ available. Apply at: hour plus bonus, in our School. Monday & Wednesday. Photography staffers needed. Call 732-431-0718 with drivers license to care for PRINCESS DI Collection of tic office. Computer & people Jo h n n y O n The S p o t Manalapan office, addition­ Hebrew & teaching experience Contact Liz Hagen at 609-406­ 6 year old, Mon. - Fri., 5:45am a must. Call 732-446-1202 magazines, books, papers, skills desired for this multi-task 3168 Bordentown Ave. al opportunities for En­ 060 0, fax 609-406-0300, to 8 :0 0 am & drop off at school. glish/Spanish speakers. N J P re s s @ nip a. org etc. Approx. 70 pieces, $100. position. Will train. Returnees Old Bridge, NJ______AVIATION RESEARCH Call 609-259-0523 for all. Call 732-521-2051 welcome. Call 732-254-6036 Health plan, 401K, and ad­ WAIT STAFF - F/T -P/T & vancement opportunities. MEDICAL PROCESSOR-FT/PT MORGANVILLE - P/T to F/T PROHIBITION ERA Friendly, fast-paced Fair TEACHER Banquets. Flexible scheduling, Inquire at 732-308-0500 NO EXP. NEC. Will Train. PC sitter wanted to care for tod­ Still tin condensor copper RECEPTIONISTS but weekend work is required. Haven office seeks PT E xt. 1281 Req. Earn $40,000. Call dler in my hom e Provide own kettle, 10 gallon barrel ext.’s, Heavy phones. Good phone & Experienced & Benefits for full time. Positive help. 95% phone work. Will 1-800-458-4135 or visit transportation. Hours flexible $150. Call 732-846-3630 customer service skills. Good enthusiastic to teach attitude. Experience preferred, train. Flexible hours avail­ www. comp-umed. com Call 732-617-1920 starting salary. Freehold area. Hebrew reading for RECORD COLLECTION but we will train the right able, from 12pm-6pm M-F. Call 732-303-8845 HAIRDRESSER-w/following. • 4th Grade, Sunday and Own a Computer? Serious collection. For Sale. person. Competitive wages. Perfect for parent who NANNIES CALL! needs to be home after East Brunswick salon. Paid W e d n e sd a y , Put it to Work! Entire collection must go SALES Apply in person school or as an after school nefits. M aya/Irina • 5th & 6th Grades $25.-$75./hr. PT/FT FOR THE BESTJOBS $60,000. Worth over $100,000. BEFORE YOU SAY NO Rumson Country Club 732-698-9801 Tuesday & Thursday, 1-877-943-1514 Livein/out w/the best families. Call Jim Or Lorraine 163 Rumson Road job for students. Fax re­ TO CEMETERY SALES sum e or letter of interest to • 7th G rad e www.pccash.net 732-251-8745 Rumson NJ. 732-530-3775 Monday & Wednesday SELECTIVE NANNY Take 5 minutes of your time & S. Levine 732-530-6360 INSTRUCTORS POSTAL JOBS $48,323.00 yr. 732-745-0088 Temple Rodeph Torah, STEP STOOL Unusual folding call Barry at 732-442-0055 WAITERS Pre-school gymnastics, must Now hiring-No experience- Marlboro. Immediately OLD BRIDGE - Responsible step design, c.1920’s. Needs between 10am & 4pm. Needed immediately. Good travel, excellent pay, Paid training-great benefits. off Route 18 adult to care for 2 children in refinishing, $150. or best offer. This could be 1 of the most pay. Experience. Manalapan Middlesex County area. C a ll fo r lists, 7 days. (800)429- BEAUTY CONSULTANT my home. Must have referenc­ Call 732-758-8178, Roland important calls of your life! area. Call 732-972-5959 Call 1-888-699-5437 Work from home. Training Call 732-308-3836 3660 ext. J200. es & car. Call 732-583-4579 provided. Call 732-493-8695 MAINTENANCE Raritan Valley Y M C A hiring PRESTIGE NANNY AGENCY reliable, responsible person TEACHER ASSISTANTS 037 Babysitting In-home child care. Licensed. BOOKKEEPER for East Brunswick facility. Morganville 732-591-5542 Mail order company in Monday thru Friday, 3pm to C h ild C a r e Call 732-257-4114 Manalapan is looking tor P/T 6pm. If you want to make a SHREWSBURY - In my home bookkeeper, Monday through difference in a child’s life. 12-6, M-Fri. two boys ages 3 & AIR CONDITIONER MEDICAL BILLING Perfect for an after s c h o o l job. Friday, 12 noon to 3pm. 6. Car a must. $50. day + gas. 7,800 BTU - Very good Call Monmouth Day Care ABERDEEN-Loving Mom will Call 732-972-3845 COLLECTIONS care for your infant or pre­ Should be loving, patient and condition, $50. Sayreville - J e w e l e r s Center 732-741-4313 20 flexible hours per week.East schooler in my home. Mon.- slayful. R eferences required. call 732-257-2684 Brunswick billing company. 908-722-0900 ext. 631 Days CARRIERS Fri. FT/PT. Call 732-290-7577 AIR CONDITIONER P/T - CARRIERS NEEDED Fax resume with salary 732-576-6988 evenings TEACHER 10,000 BTU. Used 2 seasons, Newspaper Delivery. Early requirements 732-238-9168 CHILDREN’S CHOICE Starting 9/7/99 ______Reeds Jewelers has an opening 46 W. Ferris St., E. Brunswick ice cold, $150. Please call AM, 1-1 /2 hours/day. MERCHANDISING SOUTH BRUNSWICK Loving, 732-254-1329, Sayreville Earn $650 - $850/month ASSISTANTS Ages 3 months - 5 years PT & Substitute positions reliable person needed to care fo r a F u ll tim e Sales Associate ++ incentives & bonus. Kindergarten. State C e rtifie d A IR CONDITIONER 5,000 available. Flexible hours. for 4 yr. old in our home, 25 Call 732-432-5753 or RETAIL Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months hrs. per week starting in Sept. BTU, 18" wide. Perfect for w ith Assistant M anagem ent 1-888-453-3437 Lakeview Child Center a year. Call 732-613-4488 cooling hot, muggy bedroom, MERCHANDISERS 732-536-8181. EOE References & transportation needed. Call 732-43^-0608 $50. Susan 732-495-8111 _____ capabilities. W e are looking fo r a IMMEDIATE ¥¥ DO YOU CASHIER / DELI TEACHER WANTED AIR CONDITIONER Experience helpful. Monday to .000 BTU. No cover, works professional outgoing individual OPPORTUNITIES Conservative Synagogue in NEED A NANNY? Friday: 3pm to 7pm & Sunday: Old Bridge seeks enthusiastic LIV E IN / LIV E O U T 038 Cleaning awesome for relief, $70. Call 8am to 1 pm. Call 732-264-1515 w ith a com m itm ent to custom er National retail merchandising Hebrew & Judaic studies in­ Child Care. • Housekeeper. Help Wanted Tom at 732-360-1765 service company seeks structor for 6th grade, Tuesday Companion. 732-525-1559 DISHWASHER - G.E. experienced merchandisers & Thursday afternoons. 4 service and the ability to CERTIFIED HOME HOWELL - Exp. loving mom 5 years old. Good condition, for P T positions in its Eckerd hours per week. Competetive HEALTH AIDES will provide TLC for your $150. Call 732-275-1229 ______Drug dedicated merchandising salary. Congregation Beth FREEHOLD-LOVING FAMILY com m unicate. Previous child/children. Plenty of refs. merchant program. Ideal Ohr. Call 732-257-1523 NEEDS NANNY/CLEANING DISHWASHER Frigidaire Training course begins candidates should have Call 732-886-3325 LADY Work involves, cleaning Black, Quiet Clean 1,10 mos. experience preferred. September 8, 1999 thru experience in grocery mass TEACHER’S ASSISTANT-PT oT home, laundry & basic old, still has warranty. Excel­ September 24,1999 HOWELL-Mom/Teacher will- merchandising for drug trade Mornings, at Kids Workshop. arovide nurturing, TLC & activ- upkeep. Preparing dinner on lent, $100. Call 732-446-8636 Please call for an appointm ent. • Local cases/flexible Call 732-446-8656 som e nights. 3 Beautiful kids classes. Plan-o-grams ties in my safe home. Reliable DISHWASHER On wheels. ho u rs 10, 8 & 6. $10. /hour. 20 hour knowledge a must. Chain drug Reasonable. Call 732-370-7964 Excellent condition, $75. or • Competitive wages work week. Vacation. Hours experience a plus! TEACHER/SCHOOL best offer. Please call Freehold Raceway Mall • Milage reimbursement MANALAPAN - Reliable & ex­ 3-7 Mon.-Fri.

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REFRIGERATOR Hot Point COMPUTER & color monitor, BEDROOM SET Twin bed, DESK - METAL DESK K IT C H E N TA B LE - and YOUR AD CAN BE HERE! SKETCHING TABLE 26.6 cu.ft. Almond, side by Vendex Headstart System, desk, 2 dressers w/mirrors, Large, take it aw ay & it’s yours Like new, $80. 4 chairs on rollers. Oak, 1-800-660-4ADS Unusual. Wood, with hinged side with icemaker, $450. software and g a m e s included, and night table, $150. for FREE, North Manalapan. Please call 732-972-9517 with cream metal base, $85. lid, $ 75 . Call 7 32 -2 5 7 -0 4 2 0 Call 732-761-9514 $150. Call 732-254-0656 Please call 732-721-5483 Call 732-792-1443 Please call 732-297-1091 ____ MOVING SALE - Mirror, Head­ DINING ROOM SET board, Recliner, Patio Furn., S LE IG H BED REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER BEDROOM SET-Mediterranean. Table with leaves, chairs, DESK-WALNUT KITCHEN TABLE, 4 chairs, Din. Rm. set. Cor. tbl. Long Twin (m etal), $75. or best Wood, 5 pcs. armoire + mirror. Server & china cabinet, $150. Frost free, 16.5 cu. ft. $150. 5 d ra w e r s , 24x48. Good con­ matching hutch & buffet. White, chest, Coffe tbl. Couches, offer. Please call 732-525-8151 G A S S T O V E - d b I . o v e n Asking $700. or best offer. dition, $100. • 732-739-6313 Call 732-251-1667 w/pine top. $300. Good cond. braided rug. C all 732-583-1664 $200. Call 732-683-9590 Call 732-308-9325 Call 732-441-3560 SOFA & LOVE SEAT - DINING ROOM SET- Table, MOVING SALE - Top quality & DESK - Youth GREEN LEATHER • CHERRY BEDROOM SETS Childs (2) w/pads & 2 leaves, 6 chairs, exc. cond. Can’t afford new $? S TO V E - E LE C TR IC Bookcase headboard, dresser Oak finish. Excellent condition, LAWN FURNITURE & BLACK D E S K W /H U T C H Lighted breakfront. Like new. 3 pc. Sec. Couch, bookcases, Hotpoint. Almond, clean, $75. PREMIUM FIREWOOD $25. Please call 732-431-9595 White resin, table & chairs, • OFFICE STUFF • BLACK & mirror, night table, $150. $950. Call 732-765-1008 rd. tbls., + lots more. Call 732-780-6517, Freehold • S U M M E R S P E C IA L • $ 70 . Call 732-446-4921 ENTERTAINMENTCENTER Please call 732-363-7840 DINETTE SET - 60 x 40 See www.2-w.com DINING ROOM SET-Contemp. • STONE W/GLASS TOP LIV. STOVE - Older Kenmore. $100.00/Cord • 609-259-0746 B R A S S B ED Call 732-888-3622 Glass pedestal table with Oak. 6 chrs. 2 leaves. Lighted, LITTLE TIKES RM. TLBS • BEST OFFER. Very good working condition. Queen w/mattress & box 4 high back chairs, $150. china closet, exc. cond. $900. Cozy Cottage toddler bed, with White, gas. First $30. Please DAY 973-481-1100 Ext. 285 spring. LIKE NEW! Please call 732-238-5843 Call 732-721-7724 mattress, $65. • 732-329-8957 MOVING SALE Eve. 732-617-1758 call 732-863-0993 Call 732-723-0303 Dining rm. set-Oak. Pool table- 047 Furniture DINING ROOM - Fruitwood. DINING ROOM TABLE LIVING ROOM SET, Din. Rm. Oak. Desk & bookcases-Oak. SOFA & LOVESEAT- UPRIGHT FREEZER BUNK BED - Grey Formica, Oval table w/6 chairs, break- Parsons style, seats up to 12. s et & d e ck fu rn . In Exc. cond. Bedroom set-girls, Sectional vinyl, $100. RECLINER: Lane, General Electric, 20 cu.ft. Like $350. Crib, white & brass, $75. front, 2 leaves, pads. Exc. Good condition. Best offer. Will sell cheaply because we coaches-Contemp. Outdoor green, $50. ENT. WALL new, $100. Call 732-946-0627 Bedroom set, Queen, great cond. Call 732-866-4009 Call 732-308-0750, after 6pm are moving. 732-238-4272 ARMOIRE cond., $800. Call 732-792-0590 furn. & m ore! 732-723-0018 UNIT:Oak, $20. All like new. >Y DINING ROOM SET > DINING ROOM TBL. BASE, Call 732-583-2485 WASHER & DRYER Kenmore Small, all wood, $60. LIVING ROOM- Sofa, 2 chairs, B U N K BED S Cherry wood, includes Faux marble, $200. CHANDE­ MOVING SALE! Contents of Super Capacity P lu s . Electric, Please call 732-863-1975 2 tables, wall unit. BEDROOM: condo. Sofa,Chairs, end tables SOFA & LOVESEAT 18 months ola, $600. or best Pine, with bookcase head­ hutch, table, and 5 chairs. LIER, Blk. metal & g l a s s C arved pine wood. King bed, micro oven w/cabinet, kitchen, Good condition. Asking $150. offer. Call 732-583-3504 BAR - Pine, Custom made boards, $65. Call 732-730-1709 Sleeper couch. Bed (two $175. Several contemporary, armoire, chest, night table. bike & more! Call 732-536-3891 Please call 732-363-6157 with brass rail & 3 high back C A B IN E T - Lt. oak wood with singles under 1 headboard). accessories $100. each. Call Exc. cond. Call 732-863-0522 swivel stools $1,300. Dresser & chest of drawers. after 6 pm 732-741-3788 MOVING SALE-Liv. rm. set SOFA & LOVESEAT. End & off-white formica counter top, LOFT BED - Full size, 2 yrs., Call after 6pm 732-462-9041 Call 732-409-2477 French Prov.- sofa w/2 m a tc h ­ cocktail tables. Console T.V. available in either 40" or 76 - full desk underneath, "Ikea". $150. Please call 732-888-0365 ENTERTAINMENT ing chrs. Liv. rm. set-couch & Excellent condition. Rea­ BAR STOOLS (3) DINING ROOM SET - Italian, Excellent condition. Best chr. Love seat-Gold Velvet. WASHER & DRYER All wood carved. Must see! sonable prices! 732-446-4268 Kenmore washer & electric Wood. Excellent condition, C H A IR & O T T O M A N CENTER reasonable offer. 732-446-8919 Cocktail tbls.-Walnut & glass. $75. Call 732-566-8294 Black leather, stress free, very Paid $8,000. Asking $2,400. By Hooker. 56x52x21. Solid SOFA - 87" TRADITIONAL, dryer, almond. Moving, must LOFT BED - IKEA STORA Make offer, Must sell! good coindition, $149. Please BEDROOM SET W/mat.- washed oak. Like new cond. Almond color. Excellent sell. Set only $350. or best Pine. Full size, with desk 732-845-5180 or 732-780-9847 call 732-613-0358 W ood, 1 year old. Cost $ 3,500. Must sell. $600. 732-290-9170 condition, $100. Dining room offer. Call 732-730-0020, &BED - Queen. American & hutch. Like new, $350. Asking $1,500. 732-698-0263 OFFICE FURN. Conf. style chandelier, Country French, • leave message- TOMS RIVER Drew Rice Bed w/mattress ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Please call 732-441-7632 CHANDELIER desk, credenza, chairs, asst, beautiful! $100. • 732-536-0914 & box spring. Cherry. Orig. Gold with five lights, $35. DINING ROOM SET - Over Find wood, sturdy, 60"w. 72"h. files, fireproof file, conv. WASHER - Portable LO V E S E A T & SO FA $2,000., asRing $650. Exc. Please call 732-257-3408 5 0 + y e a r s , 10 pcs., table 65L x 15"d. Like new, $150. or best bumper pool/conf. table, L- SOFA - First Line sectional Good condition, $75. Crushed velvet, rust color, cond. Call 732-727-4770* 43W. Good cond. $2,000. or offer. Call 732-409-4775 s le e p e r sofa, 2 pcs. Q u e e n Please call 732-961-1447 CHINA CLOSET, with 4 glass wood trim, bamboo sides, shaped desk, much more. best offer. Call 732-698-2889 Call for details 732-747-1711 size. Brown. Good condition. doors, holds 100 pc. dinner set ENTERTAINMENT CENTER $150. Please call 732-536-6559 WASHER - Whirlpool $100. Call 732-530-2141 & more, Triple Dresser with 9 DINING ROOM SET Antique Gorgeous! Mirror & light cream OFFICE FURNITURE White, large capacity. Good BED-Craftmatic Single. Drawers, Double Mirror, Twin Unusual, newly refinished and lacquered finish. Room for 32" MANICURE TABLE Closing entire office, all oak. SOFA BED & ROCKING condition, $100. or best offer. Adjustable, vibrator, heat, like Head Board, all Thomasville. upholstered, $1,800. or best T V . Above the T V is a bar area Professional model. Excellent Bedroom set: pink formica. CHAIR, 8 mo. old. Macy’s P lease call 732-625- 9493 new. $700. Call 732-431-4465 Exc. cond. Call 732-671-7573 offer. Call 732-264-3635 w/lights where you can hang condition, $150. • 732-446-5706 Must sell now!t! 1 32*-462-7338 -t warranty on Sofa. Exc. cond. your wine glasses. To Left of $500. for both. 732-940-6711 BEDROOM SET COFFEE TABLE DINING ROOM SET T V are 3 shelves, w/a glass MATTRESS/Box spring PATIO FURNITURE, 60"round 044 Computers Art Deco, 7 PC. Waterfall style, Wood, with glass panels, By American Drew. 4 side door for books,.videos, Queen size. Like new, must Aluminum glass top table, 4 SOFA BED - Exc. cond. Green $150. Call 732-683-0072 end table to match, $ 5 0 . chairs, 2 arm chairs, white collectibles. MUST SEE! sell! $50. Call 732-303-9440 chairs, loveseat, 2 lounges, & Plaid."This End Up" Bedroom Please call 732-625-0734 washed wood with mirrored Call Irene at 732-251-0254 cushions. $400. 732-679-9159 pieces and m ore! Very BEDROOM SET-6 PC. inserts. Matching China, light­ MIRROR - Double dresser reasonable. Call 732-275-1050 Contem porary, beige COFFEE TABLE ed w/mirrored back & 2 draw­ ENTERTAINMENT CENTER with 6 drawers, & chest of PATIO FURNITURE- Wood, Complete set or separate. A COMPUTER TUTOR lacquer. Excellent condition. Glass top, new. $60. ers & 2 cabinets + table pads & Lighted. S o fa s (2 ). Dining Rm. drawers with 5 drawers, 4-5 SOFA BED HI-RISE Please call 732-727-5706 years old, purchased from Youth bedroom sets, Wrought Two bolsters. Excellent Affordable, Personalized at Please call 732-834-0082 leaf bag. Contemporary. tbl. & chairs: marble.Tables (2) Sears, $400. for all, best Iron kitchen table & 5 chairs, condition, $100. or best offer. home PC training 732-617-7583 Asking $3,000. 732-591- 1187 Off-white lacquer. 732-842-1082 BEDROOM SET - King size COUCH offer accepted. 732-274-2437 Dining room (Oval) w/leaves & Please call 732-536-6154 CALL THE PC MD -For all tier. Almond formica. Like new. & L O V E S E A T - $ 15 0. ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 6 chairs. Call for appointment Originally $7,500., asking Call 732-257-8579 DINING ROOM SET Mint condition! Holds large TV, MOVING - (2) bedroom sets, after 6pm. 732-251-5133 SOFA BED- 5 Pieces w/end your computer needs. At home New dining room table with 6 $3,500. Call 732-972-9769 has glass door, $750. or best dining room, TV ctr., kitchen & recliner. Soft teal w/peach service o f IBM & com patibles chairs. Contemporary, ivory, RIDING MOWER - 12 hp, COUCH Offer. Please call 732-866-1671 misc. pcs. All good cond. design. Upgraded mattress. runninc j W IN D O W S '9 5 /’98 BEDROOM SET - Maple, 51;' lacquer, pedestal table with 6 Oak frame, portable, $60. Call Priced to sell. 732-251-5517 Murray Ultra / 30” deck. 2 yrs. Good con. $500.732-679-1535 Call Robert 732-238-6779 dresser w/mirror, 29" chest w/ 732-780-6412, after 6:00 pm matching chairs. Moving - ENTERTAINMENT UNIT old. $600. GO-CART - race bookcase, 45” desk, night tbl, MUST SELL! OriginaTly Holds TV, VCR & stereo. Glass MOVING -Brass & wrought car body. Great shape. $400. SOFA SECTIONAL - Small, GATEWAY COMPUTERS.. COUCH, beige, brw., blk. $85. $200. CaH 732-446-7327 $1,750. 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Please call 732-521-6135 call 732-364-4286 B lu e , gray & beige. $ 2 0 0 . chest, corner desk w/hutch. view glass display, 2 dr. lower dows, Roseville Pottery. Must OMC 1-800-477-9016. • Very good condition, $800. BUFFET-Beige lacquer, $100. White metal & brass twin foot­ storage cab. Excellent condi­ sell! Call 732-536-4734 CHANDELAIR: 10 lights, ROCKING CHAIR Very good cond.732-246-4249 OUR ADS GET RESULTS board, headboard & frame. tion, $95. Call 732-792-0324 HOSPITAL BED Pecan. Excellent condition, Good Condition. $380. $200. Best offers for both. Electric, all features. Good SOFA, loveseat & chair CURIO, SERVER, COFFEE Call 732-566-3428 Cond. $250. Call 732-625-0584 MOVING SALE ! $90. Call 732-462-6383 Call 732-290-9108 TBL., (Bernhardt) 2 Couches, Pecan Thomasville Dining Wine color, good condition, ONLINE FOR KITCHEN SET - Round, oak SECTIONAL-10 PC. BEDROOM SET 2 Oriental rugs, Wine rack. All DINING ROOM SET­ Rm. Set: Table, 3 pcs. & pads $150. Call 732-420-0781,9-5 A Solid cherry wood 11 pc. pedestal table w/4 chairs. w/ breakfront. Dinette Set- Tan, $150. ADDED EXPOSURE Headboard, dresser, mirror & exc. cond. Call 732-409-3307 SOFA-12 FOOT SECTIONAL 96” double pedestal table w/2 Mint cond. Asking $275. OAK 42" Round Formica Table w/4 Please call 732-525-8184 chest, $150. Call 732-940-1770 w/full pull out bed & matching DECK SET 8 PC. leaves, 8 hand-carved ball & WALL UNIT: 2 pcs. $500. or chairs, $80. Queen Sofa Bed, SLEEPER SOFA, LOVESEAT drapes, (1 pair). Very good □ BEDROOM SET- Formica. Ar- Redwood, including cushions, claw Chippendale chairs & best o ffe r. Call 732-613-3942 Armoire Bar, $ 1 0 0 . T .V .’s, & CHAIR - Contemp. print. cond. $1,000. 732-462-5561 moire, dresser w/mirror, 2 end $100. Call 732-671-1828 matching 60” lighted hutch KITCHEN SET - White wicker. VCR, Drs. Scale, Ficus Tree, Exc. cond. $1,000. r‘SOLO tables., headboard. Exc. cond. DECORATORS TABLE buffet. Never opened, still Round, glass top table w/6 Paintings, Microwave, WALL UNIT” Gray/white, SOFA/ Sectional - Seafoam Visit our Web site! $600. 2 Lamps, $50. Mattress Glass top, corner, ornate brass boxed. Cost $11,000. S e ll chairs,matching loveseat, all Lamps, etc. Must Be Seen! formica/glass/mirror, Holds Green, in perfect condition. & boxspring, $150. 2 Lazy Boy bottom. Excellent condition, $ 2 ,9 0 0 . (addt'l server avail.) cushions & pillows. Exc. cond. Good Buys! Please C a ll, 27” TV, brand new. $895. Pillows, matching v a la n c e & www.gmnews.com Chairs, $75. ea. 732-446-7536 $125. Call 732-536-4734 Call 732-360-4684 Asking $500.Call 732-566-8493 732-536-3086 leave message Call 732-792-2021 rod, $950. Call 732-786-1260

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SOFABED-Qn. exc. cond. D O O R - E X T E R IO R MOVING SALE - (2) couches, BABY CRADLE G U N S • S W O R D S • M ILITA R Y ^ THERE’S ALWAYS SOME­ $200., 2 liv. rm. chairs $50. Half-moon glass, used. Good tables, lamps, beds, sectional and mattress, $25. Please call ITEMS. License NJ/Federal THING NEW IN CLASSIFIED! ea. Cocktail, sofa, & end tbls. condition 79 x 35%" - $75. sofa, organ, walking machine, 732-957-1485, Middletown Dealer. Bert 732-821-4949 fir. & tbl. lamps. 7 3 2 -2 9 0 -0 6 9 8 Please call 732-615-0916 & lots more! Call 732-254-2691 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP 1-800-660-4ADS SPOTSWOOD 149 Willard CARSEAT & Stroller MULTI-FAMILY Clark Circle (off Eaton & Snow STOOLS (4) for bar DOORS - Double MOVING SALE $50. total. Please call Cell 050 Musical Hill), Moving Sale Sun., 8/29, Very good condition, $20. each Exterior - $10. 136 Applegate Road. Fri., & SOFA-Pine. Chairs, Bumper # 201-406-0832, weekends Sat., 8/27 & 8/28, 9am-1pm. © ★ © ★ © ★ © 10-6 No early birds! Furniture, 732-360-1194, after 6pm Call 732-961-1447 Instruments pool table, DINING TABLE w/4 Toys, furniture, books & more! bikes, books, tapes, tools, etc. MONMOUTH JUNCTION T.V. CABINET/ARMOIRE DRAPES (LINED & CUSTOM chrs.-Cherry. Antique organ. CHANGING TABLE & toy box combo, $50. /SOUTH BRUNSWICK Almond Mica, $375. Mirrored MADE) 4 Panels, jobots Knee-hole desk w/chr., beds, Please call 732-905-8563 N E W & US E D dib dfe dfe dib dib dfi? MULTI FAMILY - Walden Pond 061E Estate end table $100. White dresser, swags, $350. 2 Panels for triple dresser, bentwood <^> Alto Sax’s. Clarinets. Way (Nr. S. Bruns. HS off $45. Evenings, 732-536-7625 sliders. $300. Blue floral print. rocker-like new. 732-946-8727 CHILDCRAFT SET - Baby, S a l e s Trumpets. Flutes. Trombones. Stouts & First Ave) Sat. 8/28, Call 609-497-2088 crib/mattress & changing HAZLET - 25 Briscoe Terrace TABLE - Living Room cocktail MOVING SALE! North Hickory Prices substantially LESS than 9am to 3pm. Rain or shine. table, natural color. Like (Bethany to Cresci to Briscoe), Cherry wood Queen Ann. DRYER - KENMORE Good Qn. Anne Sofa, Hardin Hi-Back s to re s . C a ll D o n 732-933-4939 new $150. Call 609-371-0136 Thurs. & Fri. 8/26 & 8/2 7 , 9-3 52 L. x 25 W. x 16 H., working condition, $50. Bread Chair & Coffee Table, all $600. PIANO - Black lacquer Camera equip., exercise ######## HERITAGE $95. Call 732-566-2410 maker/baker machine, $50. Side by side Whirlpool Refrig./ CRIB & MATTRESS up-right. Like new, only used equip., household items, more! Freezer, $200. Maytag Washer ESTATE/TAG SALES W ALL UNIT 3 pc. with shelves Best offers. Call 732-257-3097 Good condition, $35. 1 year. Asking $1,500. Call • 15 Years Experience & Whirlpool Gas Dryer, $450. MORGANVILLE - 5 Center St. & doors, holds 27" TV. Black Please call 732-780-3813 732-863-6964 - 10am to 8pm • CALL US to handle your and more! 732-972-9628 (Rt. 79 to Blossom Ave.) S at., with gold frame, $650. or best ELECTRICAL Fixtures E state O R T a g S a le 3 outside & 3 vanity. Brand CRIB - BASSETT PIANOS-ORGANS 8/28, 9am-1pm Raindate: o ffe r . Call 732-432-0702 new, $20. Call 732-446-8636 Moving Sale-All Sales Vinyl. HAZLET - 37 Annapolis 8/29. Baby items, toys, clothes, CALL 732-294-9125 27 Monmouth St. Red Bank White. Good condition, $25. LOTS OF TRADE INS WALNUT TABLE- 6 Chairs, 2 Drive (off Middle Road), Sat. misc. No junk. Priced to sell! ELECTRONIC TYPEWRITER Records, Tapes. 732-741 -7117 Please call 732-888-1173 FR O M $450. Leaves & Breakfront, $500. & Sun., 8 /2 8 & 8 /2 9 , 9am -3pm Brother AX24, $50. Brother All Floor Models On Sale Jennings Antique 100 Slot CRIB - White & Brass Portable washer, table with WhisperWriter Ink Jet Word MUST SELL-Three Undelivered 1-800-453-1001 063 Instruction Machine, $1,800. 732-253-0325 Arch Steel Buildings 20x26, Excellent condition, $125. 6 chairs, clothes and more. Processor, $125. Dinette set, Playpen, $20. ■ 732-679-9513 WATERBED - King size d ark pine, $75. - 7 32 -8 42 -5 0 03 25x44, 30x50. Prices Slashed! MORGANVILLE - 62 Church Huge Savings! Financing 051 Sporting Super waveless, mattress pad, CRIB - White BELLINI & white d(JD ib dib dib CrS d (x> ib dibCk ) dib Crj dik> Road (between Tennent & Available. Great Backyard 4 drawers,& heater, $350. or FAX MACHINE Bellini Dresser/Changing Gordons Corner), Sat. & Sun., AT HOME PIANO Instruction- Workshops and garages. Call E q u i p m e n t best offer. Call 732-297-8096 Panasonic, plain paper. Like table. Great condition, $300. HOWELL - 16 Marc Dr. (off 8/28 & 8/29, 8am-4pm Books, Experienced. Guild Member. new, $75. Call 732-536-6790 Immediately 1-800-341-7007. for both. Call 732-489-6907 dishes, furniture, much more! WATERBED MATTRESS Friendship Rd.). Fri., 8/27, Your Home. 732-583-4774 OIL PAINTING - 7 ft. x 4 ft., 10am-3pm. Pool stuff, movie Soft sided. Excellent condition, FAX MACHINE Box never CRIB / YOUTH BED - Bellini. BASKETBALL HOOP "Forest Pond", '64 by Morris camera, clothes, jewelry, ^COMPUTER LESSONS* $200. Call 732-438-0171, opened, less than half price, Bleached oak w/mattress, Portable, 6-10 ft. adj. fiber 'A ik'A izik'k'k Katz, in gold frame. Beautiful! crafts, etc. NO EARLY BIRDS! FOR SENIORS evenings after 6pm only$60. Please call $350. Bedding, high chair, glass backboard, orig. $250. Asking $800.neg. 732-251-2327 CERT. & KNOWLEDGEABLE 732-946-1201 Graco Pack n Play, Combi Selling $100. Call 732-583-0653 OLD BRIDGE-23 Essex Lane FRIENDLY & PATIENT WICKER Stroller. Call 732-390-0205 off Rt. 18) Saturday 8/28, Call 732-617-0004 Porch furniture. Couch, chair, FILE CABINET PHONE TOWER EXERCISE EQUIPMENT 5am-4pm. Rain date 8/29. TV, table, $150./all 732-254-0953 Metal, two drawer, $5. 30 ft., free standing, $75. CRIB, BASSINET, SWING, Tunturi Stairmaster. Great PIANO LESSONS - Indiana LITTLE SILVER- 33 Breezy shelf, bike, clothing, furniture, Please call 732-723-1644 Call 732-521-3587, leave msg. CAR SEAT, BOOSTER condition, $149. Please call Univ. Doctor of Music in Piano. Point Road. (Off Silverside & misc. items. PIANO-Wurlitzer Upright. SEATS. All good condition. 732-274-9046 Call 732-203-9442 Holmdel Ave.) Sat. & Sun., 8/28 & 8/29, 048 General FILE CABINET - Metal, $350. LIVING ROOM SET- Best offers. Call 732-247-6229 with 5 drawers. Excellent con­ EXERCISE STEPPER 8am-4pm. Furniture, clothing, a le a le i k j i c j v j | e $350. HeajJboard-Twin-oak. Merchandise dition, $25. Call 732-583-0905 C R IB - C & T Int’l. M ade in Italy. Tunturi digital. Like new, with kitchen items, fine china & PIANO/KEYBOARD Berklee College music grad. $75. Call 732-521-3459 Light oak w/6ottom drawer & manual, $125. • 732-530-0449 crystal & so much more! OLD BRIDGE- BROWNTOWN All ages & levels. 7 32-291-1970 FILE CABINET Steel POOL -18' round, With fence mattress. Mint. Paid $550.,as- 31 Gramercy Rd. (Turn off Rt. 4 drawers, clean, $35. Call king $300. Call 732-441-3628 EXERCYCLE 18" DIRECTV Satellite System & deck. Hayward filter. 5 years 516 at Amoco Station) 732-521-1996, after 6 p.m. Schwinn. Excellent condition. S T U D IO 6 3 Single System Only $59 Dual old. Mint cond. $1,000. Sat.,&Sun.,8/28 & 29, Call 732-525-1447 DOUBLE STROLLER $75. Call 732-254-3564 There is a Difference System Only $159 Ask About FIRE SAFE G R A C O - $60. MANALAPAN- 38 Willow 9am-5pm. Tons of baby items, Free Programming Authorized Big for office or house, $150. POOL RAILING OR FENCE. Please call 732-683-0439 GOLF CLUB Grove ( Behind Rt. 9 WaWa) car seats, high chairs, toys, MUSIC Dealer www.integratedsatellite- LIKE NEW. Only 2 years old. Align wedge. Good condition, clothes, adult clothes, punch­ or best offer. Call 732-432-4074 HIGH CHAIR, Century, Sat., & Sun., 8/28 & 8/29, Professional Instruction .c o m 1 -800-325-7836 Code 15 x 48 rouna pool. $195. $25. Please call 732-972-6108 ing bag, bikes( stationary & 63 Milltown Rd., E. Brunswick adjustable height with casters. 9am-3pm. Households, # 0 0 1 11 (SCA Network) FISH TANK- 90 GALLON Call 732-868-9442 regular), tools and lot's more!! 732-257-8637 2 Filters, 2 Lights, hood & Excellent condition, $30. Call PUNCHING BAG truck tools, Little Tikes, toys, clothes, etc. ABSTRACT OIL PAINTING stand. $225.00 PRINTER - ATT 732-727-4978 Tidal Wave by Century. Like VIOLIN AND PIANO 4x6 on canvas, peach/sea- CALL 732-355-9149 Model 4 7 4 - 132 column with new, $70. Call 732-254-9494 ww w w w M a n a la p a n foam/white, $195. Exercise aper holding base, $30. INFANT/Juvenile Set - White Mint condition, 5 pc., lots of ROLLERBLADES and 732-617-2108 bike, Tunturi $45. 732-536-9116 F L O O R T IL E lease call 732-583-2068 O L D B R ID G E Terrazzo 2,000 pieces 12x12 drawer space. Asking $400. pads, men’s 10-11. Used ADIRONDACK CHAIRS Heavy Duty. Reduced to REFRIGERATOR-G.E. Call 732-536-6734 after 4pm 3 tim es. Like new, $1 50 MANALAPAN -171 Pinebrook 2 FA M ILIES Porch & Garden Benches. 18 cu.ft., $100. Dining Room Rd. (Off Pease Rd.) Sat. & 15 Hastings Rd.'[off Throck­ $2.50 each. Call 732-462-1660 NURSERY SET - Dresser Please call 732-536-6790 063b Tutoring Gliders. Playhouse & Swing set: 1950's, with breakfront, Sun. 8/28 & 8/29, 9am to morton) Saturday 8/28, 9-4. w/attached chanqina table, ar­ sets. Yard Works, 660 Rt. 35, FUEL OIL - FREE best offer. 732-525-2761, SKI MACHINE 4pm.Lots of crafts, home Rain Date Saturday 9/11 Shrewsbury. Call 732-842-5922 Approximately 200 gallons, please call after 9am ______moire, night stand, white wood Nordic Track. Like new, $125. items, clothes, party planner Marlboro area. 732-431-0900, w/brass trim. Good cond. Please call 732-780-9551 selling inventory & sand blaster BAR-BE-CUE SMOKER 732-363-4475. evenings. / RIDING MOWER -8 HP Asking $100.Call 732-251-8216 A L G E B R A I & II S A T ’S Commercial size, towable, Ariens, 32" deck. Runs great, TOTAL GYM 1000 As seen on Geometry & Basic Skills. GARAGE DOORS - 3 Clopay $350. Call 732-360-4894 $350. best offer 732-583-7991 PLAYPEN - Kolcraft TV. Like new, folds, compact, ik'fc'k'k'kik'k OLD BRIDGE - MOVING Need Help? Feelina frustrated? doors. Hollow. White w/raised Excellent condition, $20. must sell. Asking $125. SALE - 8 Plato Dr. (Off Athens Experienced Teacher & Tutor. BASEBALL COLLECTIBLE anel & all hardware. BRAND S IN K 2 5 X 2 2 - M aise Please call 732-409-2746 Please call 732-438-1032 MANALAPAN 42 Livingston Ave. & Rt. 34) Sat. 8/28, 10am Call 732-613-9225 Honus Wagner 12" action EW. $150. ea. or 3 for $350. Matching cook top, 30". T R E A D M ILL - M anual Lane in Monm outh Heights (off to 2pm. Juvenile bedrm. sets, figure, limited edition MIB $15. Excellent condition. Both for SLEIGH CRIB - Childcraft Call 732-752-8300, ext. 388 Life Trak Advantage Fitness Lafayette Mills Rd.), Fri. & Sat., baby furn. & baby items, sofa BIO, CHEM, MATH Call 732-727-8417 a $150. Call 732-545-8323 _____ Whitewashed, and white­ Certified, guaranteed results. washed changing table, $125. Concepts, $35. Please 8/27 & 8/28, 8-12 LG. variety, & love seat, skates & more. GAS GRILL Double TV’s, bike, lamps, fans, more! ALL IN GREAT CONDITION Your home. Call 732-780-4428 BATMAN TOYS Batcave In-ground type, needs new SNOW PLOW for mower, for set. Call 732-617-1763 call 732-495-9592 Sears. The plow is around 11 vehicles, characters. Paid posl$60. Call 732-780-2331 W E IG H T B E N C H and weights. years old, $100. Please STROLLER - Perego Tender HEBREW TUTOR hundreds - sell for $40. Excellent condition. Paid $300. □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ Please call 732-625-0999 GLITTER NAME Used for call 732-671-4537 Twin, navy and white, $200. □ MANALAPAN Bar & Bat Mitzvah Prep Bat Mitzvah, 6 ft. long, 2 ft. Childcraft Crib, best offer. Available for $99. or best offer. 7 Allen Court Kelli Richman 732-536-2914 S O C K E T S - Craftsm an PARLIN - MULTI FAMILY BEDROOM DRESSER/HDBD. high, "Shari", 40. Please call Both like new. 732-846-8838 Please call 732-846-3859 "Southfield Estates" $150. Dining Room: table with 114, 3 /8 ,1 12 drive. All new, 100 37 & 44 Dartmouth Rd. (Madi­ Math - College teacher, . 732-431-4793 (off Craig), Sat., 8/28 & son Park - Ernston to Villanova 6 chairs, china cabinet, $300. pcs. Std.-metric, $400. value STROLLER - Perego Sun., 9/5,8:30-11:30. Boys lessons; bks. published:'SAl/- Very clean. Mint condition. to Princeton to Harvard to Alg/trig/calc. Call 732-238-3042 Computer: Acer 486 w/printer, GO CART-PEDAL Sell $100. Call 732-721-8623 060 Garage Sales desk & chair, decorator $150. Crib, highchair, playpen, Like new, $40. Asking $150. Call 732-462-6182 Dartmouth) Sat. 8/28, 9am to SPEAKERS - Two AR-2ax; slider doors, bugzapper, 4pm. Furn., toys, clothes, MATH, SAT PREP (M & V) infant carseat, and battery Please call 732-432-0589 wood cabinets. One needs re­ STROLLER Costco side by fan with light, TV, etc. pokemon & baseball cards, etc Cert. Math Tutoring Grades operated swing. 732-254-7313 placement parts, $65. or best side. Mint, used once, paid 5-8, Algebra 1 & 2, Geometry ☆ H O T T U B offer. Call 732-758-8168 $160. Asking $80. P le a s e Diane 732-294-1707 BICYCLE 4 PERSON SPA. Blue ######## l o m o m o i Boys 16"- $30. STEREO - Console AM/FM call 732-345-9218 . MATH/READING - K THRU 8 fiberglass, wood skirt, new Call 732-536-5832, 4-9 pm radio, 8 track player, record ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Teacher w/10 years experience. controller, rebuilt motors, PARLIN - 72 Buchanan Ave. player, brown, $85. Please call BRIDGEWATER Reasonable rates 732-308-9490 $1,000. best offer 732-583-7991 049 Merchandise MARLBORO- Off Washington Rd.) Sat. & BICYCLE-Bovs 16” 732-257-6985 Sun. 8 /2 8 & 8/29, 8am to 3pm . Good condition, $20. W a n t e d ESTATE SALE S.A.T. VERBAL, Reading MOVING SALE Furn., household items, books, Specialist, Special Ed Special­ Please call 732-290-9365 SWING & STAND 1206 Pinhorn Dr. Fri., Sat., 3 Ardmore Rd.(Monmouth and much more Wooden, $100. Sun., 8/27, 28 & 29, 9-2. ist, English all levels, Math. B IC Y C LE - Girls J A C U Z Z I - Deluxe 7 ft. double Heights-off School Rd. West) Please call 732-446-1545 All furnishings for sale from College Essays 732-257-2777 24", 15 spd. Great condition, lounger. Gorgeous Redwood A BUYER OF SLOT CARS, Sat. & Sun. 8 /2 8 & 8/2 9 , 9-4. Exclusive Decorators, SPANISH / FRENCH - LDTC daughter outgrown, $25. Cabinet. Never used! $1,675. SWING SET - Metal, $25. T R A IN S & O T H E R TO Y S . Furn., clothing, gym equip., Call 732-740-0509 D esk, $40. Living Room set, Marlboro. Everything in per­ stemware, books & records, Raise grades now! 11 y r s . o f Please call 732-254-1756 Call Big Marty at 7 3 2 -4 62 -0 7 40 SAYREVILLE 19 Henry Street $200. Lawnmower, $50., fect cond. incl. entertainment household goods & more! success w/kids. 732-617-1192 (off Washington Road near BICYCLES (2) JEEPS - Power Wheels (2) Camcorder, $25. Pool, $30. AAA ANTHONY’S ANTIQUES ctr. w/biq screen TV, sectional 10 speed, $50. tor both. Holds 2 kids or 70 lbs. Call 732-251-9594 PAYS TOP $$ FOR ANY sofa, dining rm. set, child's set Minisink Avenue), Friday Please call 732-294-9664 Bruised but working, $90. ANTIQUES Piece or contents from Bellini, accessories & > o « o # o # & Saturday, 8 /2 7 & 8/28, SWING SET -"Skyscraper".& Please call 732-758-1988 • Estates • House sales • Etc. MUCH, MUCH MORE!!! Call 9am-1pm/ MULTI-FAMILY 064 Lost & Found BIKE - Italian folding Family swing. 2 yrs. old. $950. for directions 908-526-8055 MARLBORO - MOVING SALE JET SKU’93 Yamaha Wave JO-JO Auctions held 3rd Like new, $45. CHANDELIERS-2, Floral,$100. 6 Concord Rd. (off School Rd. Runner, LX 650., with trailer & Tues. every month, Est. 1979 Please call 732-251-4322 Lucite, $300. Call 732-441-0883 • f * W.) Sat. & Sun. 8/28 & 8/29, a c c e s s . Very clean. $2,500. or Call Uncle Joe 732-264-3130 9 am to 2pm .steros, some CAT FOUND - Female, young, best offer. 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Paid write to: Freddies Enterprises, TILLER, CARDIO GLIDER BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR in Millstone Twp. area. Must Rain date: Sun., 8/29. $750. now $150. ’732-254-4490 P.O. Box 5121, Harrisburg, PA Call 732-431-0302 SALE! WE BUY AND SELL! MATAWAN - MULTI FAMILY identify. Call 732-786-1734 17110. 24 Broad Street, Keyport Something for everyone! TOPIARY TREE (artificial) 9 William St. (off Rt. 79, by DOG LOST Female, LG. Black CASH REGISTER Lil 732-264-0777 or 264-8615 SOUTH BRUNSWICK Royal 460NX. Like new, $95. LAWN EQUIPMENT Decorated Victorian 31/2’, d ib d jb d jb cQp Merri Makers). Fri., Sat., & with white star on chest. Very $75. or best offer. ($ 5 Sun., 8/27, 28 & 29, 9-4. Baby Dutchess Lane (near Pierre’s) Jeff at 732-329-3919 after 5pm 32” mower, Sulky Gobbler, BUYING - Books, Records, timid! Last seen on Ford & 2 FAMILY Saturday, 8/28, 3 hp leaf blower, ramp gates, Call 732-651-0211 Videos & House Content items, furn., clothes, household Church Rd. Howell. 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Furn. over 16 weeks regardless of Manalapan, $150. (worth Irv or evenings: 732-656-0703 with true divided panes. Great misc., something for all.______prior cost. +113 youngerpups. $400.) Call 732-613-0358 for crafters, 3 sizes $150. CLUTTERED? ''pen August 28th & 29th. LAWNMOWER / RIDE-ON takes call. Call 732-946-2218 CONSIGN ik it'k iz 'k 'k 'k 10am-5pm. J.P.O’Neill ¥ ¥ DIAMONDS 1 Vz yrs. young, 38" deck. Kennels. 3637 US Hwv 1, Includes bagger, mulcher & WOLFF TANNING BEDS. Turn your gently worn clothing, Pear Shape Earrings: 1.70 TAN AT HOME. Buy DIRECT Princeton, NJ. 1/2 mile South more. Like new. Asking $750. furnishings, knick-knacks, new FARMINGDALE - MOVING $2,800. Bertolucci Watch: and SAVE! Commercial/Home Alexander Road Overpass. Please call 732-792-1731 salesm an’s sam ples into Johnny Dr. (off Rt. 547), Wed., Brand new, retails for $17,000. Units from $199.00. Low 8/25 thru Sun., 8/29, 9-3 NO CHECKS!! Asking $8,200. Princess LITTLE TIKES - Kids Monthly Payments. FREE CASH Freezer, 10 speed bikes, gas Take advantage of our AKITA PUPS - AKC S t o n e : 2 . 0 2 C t . E c o l o r - art-studio- light- chair, ages Color Catalog. Call TODAY DEJA V U - 732-43431-2001 grill, re c lin e r, kitchen tbl/chairs 3 months, M/F. Champion PRICED TO SELL - $7,800. VERY SPECIAL 3-8, 39x25x22, $50. Please 1-800-842-1310. bloodlines, shots. Adorable! Call Michele 732-303-6237 or call 732-446-9542 Garage Sale Rate! Please call 732-294-1370 1-800-724-3674 PIN# 1302339 W O O D K IT . C A B IN E T S - full LITTLE TIKES Basketball set w/hardware. Dishwasher, CONSIGN Your Women’s & Children’s AMERICAN ESKIMO D IS P LA Y C A S E - Glass Adjustable. Excellent condi- Kitchen Aid. Sink & faucet. All Quality Clothing & Accessories FREEHOLD 5 Lines Plus Artwork ONLY $10.50 Pure white male, 13 months 4’ x 3’ x 22", glass shelves. iton,$l5.P leasecall exc. cond. Call 732-536-4733 old. All shots, trained. . 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Dolls, Glassware and ALL FREEHOLD 9/1. Call Jennifer 732-821 -6198 OAK & Buraandy AwningsAwnings, *Pick up your FREE garage sale kit at one of our offices. Please call 732-251-0816 Call 732-521-4895 Antiques. 320 Concorde Dr. (Off East M U C H MORE. 732-681-7077 " MOVING - Almond formica BABY CARRIAGE - Perego Call 732-349-3311 or Freehold Rd.) Last 2 Days! * Deadline for garage sale ads is Monday at Noon BORZOI DIVING BOARD kitchen table w/4 mauve Red and navy, with stroller. 732-341-3905 Garage & Furniture Sale! for Wednesday publication. Russian Wolf Hound. Happy, And base, $75. chairs. Crib & dresser. Exer- Extras included, $50. Please Friday & Saturday healthy, lovingly raised. M /F , Please call 732-251-8269 cfse equipment. 732-972-2467 call 732-721-6940 8/28 & 8/29, 8am-3pm. 13 weeks. 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KINGS TILE SIGMUNDS THE FRANK’S Over 20 yrs. Experience W A LL __ Fibre VSeal Inc. N e e d t o RELAX... Installers of REFINISHING PAINTING TILE & MARBLE KITCHEN DOCTOR (Form erly F&L) I. c o o l o f f ? Let Someone Also Regrouting, • Paper Hanging The Seal that Seals! Recaulking & CABINETS • Wallpaper Removal • EXTERIOR All Repair Work • P a i n t i n g Specializing In Call our E lse STRIPPED • INTERIOR 10-40% OFF • W all Repairs Swimming Pool Resurfacing & Professionally Done Any Tile of your Fibei advertisers D o choice in area stores 732-536-9451 Free Estimates • Insured REFINISHED For Your Free Estimate F re e E stim a te PI they can The 732-679-9500 732-495-34841 “CALL US LAST!” 732-928-6025 Free Estimates Fully Insured Established in 1969 help. W ork 732-591-0200 Free Estimates • Fully Insured Fully Insured 1-800-540-0315 732-247-6670 TRANSCRIPT. BAYSHORE/MIDDLETOWN INDEPENDENT. EXAMINER 4 4 INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 25, 1999

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BEAGLE PUPS DOG RUN B A R N IE O R BONNIE’S CLEANING SVC. G & V FENCING - All types of YOUR AD CAN BE HERE! THERE’S ALWAYS SOME­ 6 x 1 0 x 6 , chain link, $40. AKC Registered • Health A LION KING PARTY SERVERS Exp. & Refs. Very spotless, fences installed. Repairs & 1-800-660-4ADS THING NEW IN guarantee. Cali 732-566-0388 Please call 732-446-2548 Call 732-651-3256 Dedicated to making your best rates. Call 732-316-1320 replacement.Call 732-471-8291 party a success. Bartenders ALL TYPE JOBS CLASSIFIED! BOXER (FAWN) FREE to BUBBLES THE CLOWN also available. 732-446-5798 BRA ZILIA N style housecleaning Kitchens & Baths our specialty. good home. Male, 2 yrs. old, Magic, balloons * 732-446-3131 Brazilian couple will clean your 079c Floor Sr. Citizen discounts. Free est. E-MAIL neutered, house trained, 066 Personals home at very affordable rates. Call 732-617-0731 ood w/kids. Good watch- CHILDREN’S PARTIES 732-442-6770 F i n i s h i n g [email protected] og, best suited as only pet, Clown or Comedy Magic 069b Tickets needs kids to play with, & Professional entertainer. Refs. BRAZILIAN WOMAN- Will CLOSETS PLUS C H IM NEY & §yard to run in. 732-536-6277 • Balloons • Face Painting clean houses, offices, apts. Storage solutions for every MASONRY REPAIRS Refs, avail. Call 732-727-7314 FLOORS CLEANED & room. Redesign closets, etc. ALL WORK GUARANTEED CANE CORSO PUPPIES ADOPTION - A loving Magic & A Live Bunny WAXED • Still in business JIMBO 732-297-1369 Quality shelving. Comm./Res. CALL JOHN 732-521-0267 We have all papers. Father of couple (married 10 yrs.) C. R. CLEANING SVCS. INC. after 40 years. Sam Delin Free estimates. 732-671-8873 the puppies mother & father, wishes to give love, happi­ CHILDRENS Experienced. References upon Floor Waxing. Call for free CUSTOM MASONRY are 2 time Blue Ribbon cham­ ness, security and the best GIANTS request. C a ll 732-698-9375 e stim a te . Call 732-566-8690 ESSENTIAL HOME REPAIRS e x p e rie n c e equals quality work SEASON Free estimates. NO JOB TOO Brick Work a Specialty pionship winners. Excellent education to your newborn. TEA PARTIES CLEAN HOMES, Offices & Expenses paid. Call Janet RE-NU FLOOR SANDING SMALL! Call 732-462-1531 NO JOB TOO SMALL with children Call 609-989-4828 For birthday parties or any TICKETS (2) Apartments. Good refs. & Jim 1-800-524-9984 732-583-6667 • 732-545-8892 CALL ERIC 732-521-6069 DALMATIAN PUPS occasion. Call 732-264-0421 Call 732-651-0130 CALLKENIA 732-651-5916 HOME MAINTENANCE UNLIMITED WOOD FLOORS All carpentry needs, decks/ DON’S CUSTOM MASONRY AKC - Born 6/21 Installation • Sanding ‘ Finishing Fireplaces/Patios/Foundations Call 732-364-5757 ADOPTION: ARE YOU DANCE MAN DJ CLEANSWEEP walkway repairs, tree/yard GOOD DANCE MUSIC 070a Appliance 732-727-6633 or 732-946-1078 Free estimates. 732-251-4352 PREGNANT? Don’t know what RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL work, etc. Call 732-251-9342 to do? We have many families MAKES THE AFFAIR R e p a i r Days, Evenings, Weekends WADE’S HARDWOOD FERNANDO MASONRY DOBERMAN PUPS AKC waiting to adopt your child. Affordable. Call 732-297-4254 FREE est. Reas. Ins. Refs. FLOORING J&C CONTRACTING Concrete, blocks, brick,pavers, Shots * W orm ed • Large boned Please call 1-800-745-1210, 732-314-2386 • 732-525-3572 Installations *Sanding*Refinishing ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS driveway pavina, stucco, etc. $500. & up Calf 609-853-6452 ask for Marci or Gloria. DISC JAKEY Quality work at reasonable SIDING * WINDOWS * DOORS Snow plowing. Fully Insured. ENERGETIC, RESPONSIBLE prices. Call 732-787-5829 732-525-2822 • 732-360-0606 ENGLISH MASTIFFS ______W e can help!______Quality from $300. DAVE’S APPLIANCE Free Est. Call 732-446-5877 20 Years Serving Central NJ W O M E N w /exp. & refs, will Parents on premises. AKC Call 732-238-4306 ADOPTION: DEVOTED Air Conditioning & Major appl. make your house sparkling ★ JBA ★ M A S O N will fix & repair steps, Reg. Fawn, with black masks, CAUCASIAN/HISPANIC DJ ANY OCCASION Repair/Installs. 732-786-0810 clean. Monica 732-442-0694 sidewalks & plastering. Very born 6/24. Taking deposits COUPLE YEARNS TO or Magda 732-324-2228 079d Garage Doors ^CONSTRUCTION* reasonable. Call 732-988-0029 Affordable Prices,Quality Work 2 -8 30 -:now. P lease call 7322-830-:now. )-2362 COMPLETE OUR FAMILY. R & R MUSIC 732-727-1205 EXPERIENCED CLEANING • Additions • Sunrooms • Decks MASONRY - FOR ALL YOUR WILL PROVIDE YOUR FERRETS-Very Playful. DJ PARAMETERS ENTER. Houses and Apts. Reasonable •Siding • W indows • Basem ents NEEDS - McMullen Construction. NEWBORN WITH LOVE, 070b Attic Stairs (2) Male & Female. 6 years Prof. Disc Jockeys / MC’s rates. Refs. Call 732-698-2759 Free Est. & Ins. 732-360-2660 WARMTH, SECURITY. ALL PHASE Remodeling, Inc. Call 732-542-8044 old. Must stay together! Free For Info. Call 732-238-0067 to a good home. 732-780-5451 EXPENSES PAID. CALL HOUSECLEANING - Homes, MASONRY - NEW WORK offices, apts. Good refs. Free GARAGE DOORS KITCHENS RAFAEL/CHRISTIE AT New • Refacing • Countertops REPAIRS. Refs. Available FREE KITTENS DJ SOUNDS est. Good Brazilian woman. 1-800-228-5669. DISAPPEARING ATTIC Stairs GENERAL REMODELING Call 732-254-0643 Approx. 6 wks. old. Male & fe­ Serving Area Since 1972 Call Angy 908-486-4291 & OPENERS male black & (1) black & white. ADOPTION: Doctor/Nurse ON THE RUN Low Prices • Quality Work Call Pat 732-341-8063 HOUSECLEANING-Cleaning • INSTALL • REPAIRS Call 732-826-8895 (hopeful stay home Mom) Love EST. ’82, ALL OCCASIONS. Over 25 Years Experience Ladies. Excellent work & • SERVICE 7 DAYS Call 732-542-2274 084 Moving FREE KITTENS music, hiking, ocean, playing 25,000 TITLES - 732-251-8745 • REASONABLE • FREE EST. in backyard. Will share warm references. Call 732-525-2336 S t o r a g e Approx. 3 months old. (1) , greyw 071 Building Monmouth/Ocean/Middlesex SHARP CUT MECH. CORP. & (1) brown tabby female,nale, (1.(1) hearts with precious newborn. DJ’S WITH PIZZAZZ I WILL CLEAN YOUR HOUSE Quality Home Improvements- Expenses paid, Lynn/Larry, R e m o d e l i n g grey male. Call 732-257-2172 Call 1-800-295-4626 Reliable. References & car. 732-615-2301 Heating/Kitchens/Baths/Addit. 1-888-604-8261. Please Call 908-587-1917 Free Est. • Affordable Prices. LABRADOR AKC PUPS 732-723-0482 or 732-446-6585 BILLY’S MOVING Yellow, playful. Champion ATTENTION.'-34 people need­ IRIS & ELEN CLEANING Res./Comm. 20 years exp. ed to lose weight. 1 00% M oney KEYBOARDIST AAA REMODELING bloodline, excellent health. Ed the ONE MAN BAND Experienced • Exc. references. 080 Gutters T O T A L H O M E Owner present on all jobs. Back Guarantee. 732-448-0"' 19 Decks • Doors * Windows Call 732-270-1135 609-275-6881 • 732-745-5464 Call 732-613-5030 or 613-6128 IMPROVEMENTS Fully licensed & insured. Baths • Kitchens • Basements Call 732-566-2828 Lic.#00275. Call 732-223-2446 LABRADOR PUPS - AKC I LOST 37LBS. & 17 INCHES- Call 732-758-8282 NO TIME TO CLEAN? Let me Chocolate. Born 7/8, home in 11 w eeks. It’s easy! PARTY help. Reas, rates, refs.,reliable. FURNITURE HAULING grown. First shots, vet visit, Call Lanki 732-297-7392 Call Donna, 732-308-2297 GUTTER Cleaning #1 in Furniture Care Anywhere. JOE WALSH FREE ESTIfV 081 Lawn Care worming. Call 609-586-5508 CHARACTERS CARPENTER / CONTRACTOR Full household/partial move. Childrens favorite characters. Call John 732-251-0893 Decks • Doors • Windows P-U-R-R-F-E-C-T-L-Y Landscaping Lie. PM00276. Fully insured. LABRADOR PUPS - AKC Cotton Candy, Popcorn Stocky, light cream & yellow. Baths • Kitchens • Basements Call Jim 732-303-1055 Spin Art & Much More. Shots, wormed, health guar. Millstone area. 609-259-2018 CLEAN Free goodies for all children 080a Handy From $400. ♦ 609-695-5433 HOME CLEANING AT ITS A BRANCH INSPECTION Toll free 1-877-297-5244 R.S.Y. CONSTRUCTION VERY BEST. 732-257-8463 P e r s o n s 084a Light MALTESE ALL Phases of Construction SPRING CLEANUPS 7 weeks old. Males. AKC " ANNIE THE CLOWN " PARTY DOLL ROOM POLISH RELIABLE Woman New Landscaping H a u l in g A Birthday Magical Makeover Fully InsuredIni • Free Estim atesilly registered. $600. 1st shots. Magic & Face Paintina C all Bob 732-566-7664 can clean your house and Landscape Improvements Call 732-517-0807 Balloons&Live Animals Nails, Hair, Pizza 732-671-9111 apartment perfectly. A-Z HANDYMAN SERVICES Tree/Stump Removal 732-730-0100 ft* References” 732-525-2427 Specializing In Painting Sod/Stone/Mulch/Soil PERSIAN KITTENS Driveway Sealcoating HANDY PERSONS (2) Lap cat temperment, raised PARTY MUSIC PROFESSIONAL CLEANING Professional/Very Reasonable With pick-up. Light moving. A PRETTY PONY PARTY KEYBOARD VOCALIST 072 Carpentry Mowing/Lawn Chernies with love in immaculate Homes, offices, apts. Good Free Estimates • Insured Clean-outs, garages, attics, Birthday Party, School, Picnics. Call 732-303-8770 Gutter Cleaning/Repairs surroundings»732-303-8747 Dance • Cocktail • Sing-A-Longs Refs. Call Lucy, 732-254-9257 gutters, etc. 732-462-0115 Call 732-938-4440 • Weddings • Anniversaries FREE est., Ins. 732-866-1882 AAA HANDYMAN SERVICES Beeper # 732-792-9059 PERSIAN KITTENS Birthdays - Judy 732-431-1286 RJ JOHNSON Specializing in any work. Pro­ White furballs - $200. & up ALL TYPES OF CLEANING SERVICE fessional & very reasonable. REMOVAL A STORYTIME ABERDEEN Lawn/Tree Attics • Basements • Debris 732-750-4084 • 732-269-2179 PARTY PIZAZZ IMPROVEMENTS - Free Est. Homes, Offices, New Construc­ Call 732-758-8282 All phases of lawn maintenance Child participation w/puppets, Rick 732-251-5953 songs & crafts. 732-254-9389 by Bruce Bray ANI CONST. 732-521-2444 tion, Daycare Centers. Strip & & landscaping. Specializing in PUG PUPPIES - AKC AFFORDABLE HANDYMAN Parents on premises, health Magicians • Characters wax floors. Call 732-780-6287 Koi Ponds. Call 732-566-1900 (Rug Brats*R-Thur«L-Mo,etc.) CUSTOM CARPENTRY A L L J O B S guaranteed - $600./$700. A-D.J. GOOD TIMES Home Improvements. Quality ABSOLUTELY, ALWAYS 085 Odd Jobs Weddings, 16's. 732-501-6074 Moon Walks • Rides Free Est. Call 732-495-7657 Please call 609-971-8323 craftsmanship at a down to AFFORDABLE Cotton Candy • Birthday 077 Drywall ALL AROUND HANDYMAN C l e a n u p s SCHNAUZER PUPS - AKC Specialists. 1-800-491-2729 earth price!No Job Too Small! SPRING CLEAN-UPS ALL CHARACTERS 15 years exp. Free Estimates. All Types Of: Females, 6 wks. old, parents B ALLO O N S H O W & G A M E S S h e e t r o c k Pruning & Trimming, Tree PLAYERS CASINO PARTIES Call Mark at 732-363-8268 Home Repairs/Improvements on prem ises. First shots, FACE ART, MAGIC & MORE Removal & Stump Grinding, tails & ears cut 732-613-4699 Birthday/Anniversary/Fund 732-431-3981 or 732-257-2750 Drainage Sytems, Sod/Mulch/ A A A A B E ’S 732-723-0179 Raisers/Corp. 732-560-9067 DECKS, Additions, Kitchens & All cleanouts & hauling. Light SIBERIAN HUSKY PUP Bathrooms. S & R Home AAA DRYWALL & TAPING C H U C K ’S H A N D Y M A N Stone,Thatchina & Seeding. SERVICE Railroad Tie construction, demo. Same day service. Best AKC MALE - Shots, AMAZING PONIES & PETTING Improvements. 732-679-2291 Professional taping & prices. Call 732-262-9081 copper & white, blue eyes. ZOO BY HAPPY TRAILS spackling. Call 732-758-8282 Carpentry 'Closets -Painting Landscape Design & Installa­ Please call 609-965-7230 Free est. Call 732-671-0539 tion. Fully insured & Free est. AMUSEMENTS 732-251-4240 KEN’S CARPENTRY CREIGHTON LANDSCAPE AAA Affordable Moonwalks • Carnival Games Walls, doors, ceilings, trim,etc. SHEETROCK & TAPING SMALL DOG BOARDING Specializing in small jobs. 732-901-7433 CLEAN-UPS Rides • Clowns • D.J.’s No job too small. • Free Est. IN MY MARLBORO HOME PONIES 4 PARTIES Free Estimates. 1-800-640-3969 We take away anything. AND MUCH MORE! Horse drawn wagon ride thru 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE DON’T WAIT FOR THE Call 732-972-9056 Free estimates. 732-264-2520 CALL FOR FREE BROCHURE your neighborhood. A petting Call Ken, 732-739-1350 PHONE TO RING! ARBORCARE 732-536*6936 Z O O too! C all 7 3 2 -9 2 8 -3 5 9 7 TREE EXPERTS A AAA ARTIES CLEANUP 065A Pet Supplies 078 Electrical Removal • Pruning • Stumps Cellars • Garages • Yards, etc. PONIES 4-FUN PARTIES 073 Carpet LOWE$TPRICE$!! and Services AMAZING MAGIC Decorated & Friendly. Free Estimates. Fully insured • • • W IT H • • • C l e a n i n g 732-721-8671 Reliable, courteous service. Call 732-446-6474 $20. OFF WITH THIS AD ARE YOUR STUMPS ERIC THE GREAT ALL-BORO ELECTRICAL Call 732-238-6111 SINGING TELEGRAMS PAINS IN THE GRASS? BIRD CAGE - Large Any Occasion. 732-536-6936 Residential / Commercial /Ind. Custom Roasts-Funny/Sweet Tree & Stump removal. Free Like new, never used, $50. CARPET KLEAN, INC. FREE estimates. Lie. #14112 ABC CLEAN-UPS AN EXPERIENCED All occasions. 732-972-3366 ADVERTISE IN OUR est. Sr. Citizen disc.Call 24 hrs Please call 732-698-9017 IJ* Safe, low moisture foam Call 732-888-3630 Basements, garages, attics extraction. Fast drying. No job BUSINESS & Just Stumps Co. 732-634-1318 and yards. Cafl 732-290-7644 DOG HOUSE - New D.J. WATER WARS A M P E L E C T R IC A L - All too small. Fully insured. Call B & S , Inc.*C lean top soil,fill dirt ACTION REMOVAL for all Large, 32L x 24H x 26W, Starting at $ 2 5 0 . Fun for everyone. Get W e t. A ll Electrical repairs / Installations SERVICE DIRECTORY for FREE est. 732-367-1987 stone,mulch, grading, excavat­ your unwanted rubbish includ­ insulated, $65.»732-747-7046 Call Ron 732-264-0421 Occasions. Call 732-446-8770 Burglar alarms. Lie #8977C ing. Dozer/Backhoe Rentals. Free Estimates. 732-739-8797 ing tree svc. For courteous 732-521-2123 • 732-566-7148 service call Pete 732-251-0994 074 Carpet Install DEPENDABLE Electric Co. 1-800-660-4ADS CENTRAL CLEAN UPS Lie. #5151 Complete Service. Repair/Sale BLAC OAK, INC. All types of debris removed. Free Estimates. 732-738-7070 OR 732-254-7979 HOW TO PUBLISH A NOVENA LAWN MAINTENANCE Free estimates. 732-438-8684 F R A N K ’S E L E C T R IC LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR CLEANUPS & DEMOLITION SMALL JOBS & REPAIRS F & RHOME SPRING CLEANUP CARPET REPAIRS IMPROVEMENT - Inter. Exter. Attics, garages, basements & Lie. #8778. 732-471-9508 Fully Insured. FREE Estimates Installation • Re-Stretching Painting, Carpentry. Fully Call 732-679-8248 yards. Light carpentry, painting Prayer to St. Jude Call 732-67 9-6031 insured. Frank 732-787-6526 & handyman sves. No job too Oh Holy St. Jude, Apostle and JB ELECTRICAL GREEN’S LAWNCARE big or small. Call 732-521-3809 Martyr, great in virtue and rich in See us in the Yellow Pages CARPET REPAIRS HANDS FOR HIRE & LANDSCAPING JERRY’S DEBRIS REMOVAL miracles, near Kinsman of Jesus • RE-STRETCHES • RE-LAYS Residential/Commercial If you wish to publish Christ, taithful intercessor of all who ENTIRE HOME NEEDS Personal attention is my & ODD JOBS,Painting/Repairs invoke your special patronage in Reas, rates. Call 732-431-1593 15% off Service Upgrade NEW ILLUMINATED Day & No.1 Goal”. 10% off cleanups 15% Senior Discount Garages • Basements • Attics time of need, to you I have recourse JIM’S CARPET INSTALLATION Night house numbers. or (1)free lawn cutting. Free a Novena in from the depth of my heart and Bonded & Insured • Lic.#12823 Small moves. 732-842-0327 Sales, cleaning, re-lays, 732-625-0764 • 917-592-7418 est.,fully ins.Rob 732-765-0599 humbly beg to whom God has given FREE Est. • Radio Dispatched REMOVAL of Sheds, Pools, such great power to come to my re-stretches and repairs. Greater Media Newspapers assistance. Help me in my present HANDYMAN-ALL JOBS MT Fences, Decks, Concrete, Dirt, and urgent petition. In return, i Call 732-495-9483 1-800-317-7530 Big & Small. Very Reasonable. Branches, Small Trees & you may use the coupon andpromise cause to you make to be your invoked. name known Free estimates. 732-679-5999 TREE SERVICE Shrubs. Call 732-446-6958 HANDYMAN- The Home WALT’S Clean-Up Saves U $$ Say three Our Fathers, three Hall 075 Ceram ic Tile JRM ELECTRIC Tree Removal below or call Marys and Glorias. Publication must Free Estimates. Lie. #9944 Owner’s Friend. All types of Trim m in g Homes, yards, gar., etc. Guar. be promised. St Jude pray for us all home repairs. Carpentry, B EAT all prices! 7 3 2 -9 5 1 -0 8 6 4 who invoke your aid. Amen, This Repair/Install Bonded & Insured Lot Clearing Novena has never been know to fail. Residential & Commercial painting, etc. 732-833-1397 • Stump Grinding • Firewood This Novena must be said for 9 HANDYMAN- Anything around Fully insured. 732-446-2040 consecutive days. 732-525-9770 086 Painting 1-800-660-4A D S the house. Masonry, carpen- SPRINKLER STARTUPS Thanks L.M.F. AFFORDABLE try.etc.Call Frank 609-971-6740 W allpapering Your prayer w ill be published in our Ceramic tile-lnstall $2.75 & up Starting at $30. Replacement sq. ft. Free est. 7 32 -8 4 5 -3 7 8 4 RYAN JOHN THE HANDYMAN heads $30./ea. All types of new spaper in yo u r com m unity. All jobs. Strip & wax all types repairs. Call 732-303-8770 CERAMIC TILE & MARBLE of floors. Call 732-780-6287 A l ADMIRAL PAINTERS Pre-payment required. INSTALLATION ELECTRIC CO. STUMP & BRUSH Int./Ext. Reliable. 20 yrs. exp. Cost $31. No job too big or small. Free Estimates. Insured ODD JOBS - Can do most Rudy 732-251-5953 Power Washing.Free Est. Fully Mastercard.VISA or Free estimates. 732-920-0285 Industrial, Commercial anything. No Job Too Small. insured. Refs. 732-571-7850 Residential. Lie. #7134 Call John 732-251-0893 Discover accepted CUSTOM CERAMIC TILING AAA PAINTING ONE CALL DOES IT ALL!! TOPSOIL N a m e , New installation, repairs, 732-525-1011 Mulch • Fill Dirt • Reas, rates Indoor & outdoor. Residential CLEAN-UP • FIX-UP. No job remodeling. Free estimates. Free local delivery • Backhoe & Commercial. 732-758-8282 John Cherry 732-290-9086 to small. Call Bob,732-462-5765 3 R ELECTRIC rental avail. • 732-721-3739 A C C E N T P A IN T IN G - All JO B S A d d r e s s . JOHN’S CERAMIC TILE Reasonable*Reputable*Reliable Beeper 732-441-5743 Excellent Indoor & Outdoor Electric • Phone • Cable • R E M O D E L IN G & R E P A IR S 0 8 0 b H o m e T R E E S • T rim m e d • R e m o ved Painting. Residential & Bathrooms • Foyers • Kitchens Free est., Insured. Lie #13455 commercial. Free estimates. P h o n e _ . Initials at end of prayer.. Improvements Stumps Ground «Wood Chips Over 25 years experience 732-495-5883 Reasonable Rates Fully Insured. 732-679-5999 FREE ESTIMATES Call 732-257-1416 Anytime AFFORDABLE PAINTING MC/VISA/DISCOVER # ______. E X P . . Call 732-324-7983 Interior/exterior, reliable, AAA IMPROVEMENTS quality work, reasonable rates Check One Prayer: 079b Fencing Decks • Doors • Windows 082 Lawn Mower Call Room by Room Painting 076 Cleaning Baths • Additions • Basements 732-607-2577 □ St. Jude Novena Please return form with check or money order R e p a ir for $31.00 payable to Greater Media Newspapers. D o m e s t i c Call 732-758-8282 □ Prayer to St. Jude AFFORDABLE PAINTING CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT A D D IT IO N S • B A S E M E N T Interior/Exterior. Free est. □ Prayer to the Blessed Virgin A 1 FENCE INSTALLATIONS BATH • KITCHENS • Free est. Call Nick 732-332-0377 Greater Media Newspapers All Types of Fence Work ANI Construction 732-521-2444 LARSON SERVICES □ Prayer to the Holy Spirit ABSOLUTELY SPOTLESS Authorized Dealer Of: *Ferris P.O. Box 1080 Reas.Free est. 732-721-4625 □ Additional Novenas Move-in/Out. Carpets,Windows ALL JOBS - Small & BIG. ♦Bob Cat *Tanaka *Maruyana AL’S PAINTING W e e k ly • B iw ee k ly • M on th ly ALL YOUR FENCE NEEDS Concrete, carpentry, roofing & Residential • Commercial * Interior & Exterior available please call East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 Insured & Bonded. Free Est. Repairs/Installed. All types.lns. much more. FREE estimates. Repairs/Parts • P/U & Delivery GET THE BEST FOR LESS! 732-431-9099 * 732-946-3434 Free est.Dennis 732-946-2280 Call George 732-238-2257 CALL 732-536-2613 Free estimate. 732-583-3306 INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 25, 1999 4 5

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SUTKOWSKI’S WALLS Workmanship. 732-888-2775 • Wallpapering • Painting 732-290-1712 DOLL DOCTOR Polish Hardwork With DOLL REPAIRS German Precision “ Keep The Memories” Dr. Kathleen • 732-462-3589 WALLPAPER ERRANDS - ERRANDS Hung with TLC. Patience & “When you’re too busy, Neatness! Maria 732-888-1337 we make errands a snap”. Call 732-928-7693 0 8 7 P o w e r • W a s h i n g 094 Tailoring

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LONG / SHORT TRIPS ‘95 '98 Mercury ‘97 Ford Airports*Atlantic City«N.Y.C. ‘97 Ford A.T.C. Call Mark, 732-625-9360 A u d i 9 0 Mountaineer Expedition 4x4 Eddie Bauer Plumbing & Heating, Inc. A v e n g e r Explorer Sport V8, auto w/OD, ps, pb, AC, p/seats, p/l, p/w, V6, auto, ps, ABS, pb, p/seat, a/c, p/l, p/w, alloy 6 cyl, auto, ps, ABS, pb, AC, p/l, p/w, cruise/tilt, alloy 6 cyl, auto, p/s, ABS, p/b, amilm stereo w/cass., V8, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, pb, p/win/lock/seats, AC, All Your Plumbing Needs int wprs, cruise/tilt, am/fm stereo w/cass, CD REASONABLE RATES 095G Waterproofing whls, am/fm stereo w/cass, VIN SA076903. whls, am/fm stereo w/cass., VIN VE049432. Stk p/sts, p/l, p/w, tilt, alloy whls, p/sunroof, bal of fact r/def,tilt, roof rack, alloy whls, keyless entry, bal Stk #TX2154A. 50,450 miles. Silver. #U7150.26,517 miles. warr., a/c, Green, VIN VU017563, Stk#U7143T, of fact warr., VIN#WUJ25123, Stk#TX2368A, player, p/sunroof, leath int, dual air bags, bal 732-536-4954 26,136 mi. 20,577 miles. Red. of fact warr., VIN#VLB229Q3,Stk#U7115T, Lie. #9816, Fully Insured 26,899 miles. S1 3 ,9 0 0 S1 3 ,5 0 0 s ALAN BLACKBURN ATLANTIS WATERPROOFING 2 0 ,5 0 0 * 2 3 , 5 0 0 s 2 9 , 7 5 0 PLUMBING & HEATING Fully insured. Free estimates. Call 1-888-474-4648 Water Heaters, Boiler Installa­ AUTHORIZED tions, Remodeling. NJ Master E D V E H I C L E ( 7 3 2 ) Plumber's License # 5325 MR. FIXIT HOTLINE 2 6 4 1 - 6 6 2 6 Basement Waterproofing ■X R O U S H 732-238-2945 1-800-765-2793 BACSOKA Free Est. Deal w/owner $ave Visit Us On the Web At...www.tomsford.com PLUMBING & HEATING DEALER 096A Window Complete Kitchen & Bath T r e a t m e n t s W E L E A S E & Remodeling. Water Heaters. “ F X 3 R D Sewer & Drain Cleaning FINANCE USED CARS Reasonable Rates. Free Est. H ighw ay 35 • (P arkw ay Exit 117) K eyport, NJ License #5628. WE DO IT ALL MADE in my home, designed in your home. Reasonable $ Prices inc. all costs to be paid by consumers except license, registration, registratioi and taxes if qualified. CALL 732-727-0014 Call 732-308-9384 4 6 INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 25, 1999

i n n n . C H E V R O L E T L U M IN A ’95 FORD MUSTANG ’90 - Red HONDA CIVIC EX ’93 MERCEDES 450 SL ’77 Auto., p/s, p/b, p/dl, p/w, a/c, 2 DR., 4 cyl., all power, a/c, Mint condition! AM/FM cass., Silver/blue, major mechanical 55,600, mi., am/fm cassette, 112,000 mi. Great condition! 5 speed, 97,000 miles, p/w, work done, 2 tops. Great cond. cruise control. Asking $9,000. $1,850. Call 732-613-0107 p/dl, a/c, airbag, power m o o n - Asking $13,800. 732-219-9161 roof, $5,900. Call 732-513-6390 ...By getting you the most car for your money. or best offer. Call 732-441 -9865 MERCEDES 450SL ’76 - Blue. CHEVY BLAZER ’94- Black, 2 tops. 64,300 orig. mi. Good P/S, P/B, P/W, 4 x 4, 60,000 cond. $14,000. 732-972-2285 ...By giving you the courteous, personal service you deserve. miles, Vortec engine. Asking evenings or weekends ______$9,700. Call 732-525-9553 MERCURY CAPRI CON­ CHEVY CAVALIER ’94 V E R T IB L E ’93 - Red, 53,000 ...By giving you over 30 years Purple. 2 dr., auto, spoiler, tint, FORD MUSTANG GT ’85 miles. 1 owner. Perfect cond. alarm. 61,000 mi. Great cond. White, 5 spd., 109,000 miles, HONDA CIVIC EX -97 - Silver, Asking $4,500. 732-416-1083 $5,300. neg. Call 732-739-6845 t-top, & some new parts. fully loaded. 5 spd. moonroof, MERCURY COLONY PARK air bags. 16,300 miles. ^ of combined leasing expertise. CHEVY CAVALIER Z 24 $2,3b0. Call 732-918-9443 W A G O N ’8 9 - Loaded. Well $11,500. Call 732-679-1458 C O N V E R T IB L E , ’8 8, - New maintained,122,000 miles, FO R D P R O B E S E ’93 $1,900. Call 732-796-1171 paint & tires. Good cond. Fully loaded. Mint condition, $2,000 or best offer. Call low mileage. Auto., p/w, p/l, HONDA CIVIC LX ’89 MERCURY COUGAR LS ’92­ 732-257-9079, leave message. am/fm cassette, a/c, power Gold, 4 DR., 123,000 miles, 42,000 miles. Exc. cond. Full CHEVY CAVALIER-’86, 4 dr. sunroof, alarm system a/c, new stereo. Mint power, with cloth top. Asking $7,300. Call 732-671-6295 Auto. Good running condition. w/remote, driver side airbag, condition. Original owner, Original owner. Asking, $995. spacious hatchback. Asking $ 2 ,8 0 0 . Call 732-530-8325 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 732-297-8146, leave message. $6,5 00 . Call 732-335-0745 ’94, ALL POWER. M o o n ro o f. FORD TAURUS ’86 - Great 94,000 mi. Exc. cond. $6,000. CHRYLSER NEW YORKER INFINITI G20 ’91 - 4 dr.,air, all or best offer. 732-441-7508 ’89-Blue Landau,all power,new transportation! Auto., am/fm power. Leather inter., sunroof, tires. Good condition. $1,195. cassette, 99,000 mi. p/w, custom muffler. Good cond. MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS p/dl, p/s, $695. • 732-787-4904 or best offer. 732-446-1276 $5,200. Call 732-739-2704 ’88 - Full power, 4 door, air, FORD TAURUS ’92 run well. Asking $1,700. CHRYSLER CONCORDE, ’95 INFINITI J 30-’94 t 4 dr., A/C, C a ll 732-360-9580 Must See! Excellent cond. V6. Auto., 93,000 miles. Super Leather, alloys, Bose CD, All power. High hgwy milage. clean, $2,800. or best offer. 55,000 miles. Exc. condition. MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS Garage kept. Good starter car. Please call 908-289-7665 $14,000. Call 732-390-1413 ’9 0, Rose color. Good cond. WE LEASE EVERY MAKE AND MODEL Power. A/C, AM/FM Cassette. $5,500./best offer.732-409-7167 ❖ FORD TAURUS LX ’96 ❖ INFINITY Q45t ’94 Leather, Negotiable. Call 732-422-8990 CHRYSLER LE BARON S ilve r, f u lly automatic. Exc. 56,000 mi. 278hp, V8,1G CD, OFF LEASE SPECIAL TURBO, ’87, Looks good cond. 57,000 orig. mi.Asking alloy wheels, spoiler, warr., MERCURY SABLE ’88­ Runs well. Asking $750. $8,500. Call 732-545-0165 trac cntl $18,900. 732-462-5676 135,000 mi. New tires. Loaded. OTHER LEASE RETURNS AVAILABLE Call 732-462-9133 Reliable. Good cond. $800. F O R D T A U R U S S H O ’91 ♦ JEEP WRANGLER ’87 ♦ Call 732-591-8311 1997 MERCEDES E420 C O R V E T T E ’8 6 - Convertible White, 5 speed. Full power, Black with red leather interior, a/c, cassette/CD, leather inte­ SUMMER FUN!!! MERCURY SABLE 91 4 dr., 8 cyl., auto., p/s, p/b, anti-lock, a/c, am/fm st/cass, lea. int., dual air bags, moon root, p/seats, buckets, 4 spd. Excellent condition, a/c, rior, sunroof, 92,000 mi. Ask­ Red. 6 cyl., roll bar, 4wd, new Red. ALL POWER. LOADED. rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bsm, tint, cruise, p/tr, sec sys, int. wipers, mats, tilt, low loaded. Garage kept, 78,000 ing $5,500. Call 732-431-4473 removable stereo w/2 back New tires & transmission. mi. $11,500. Call 732-238-2329 speakers. All service, manuals. Asking $1,795. • 732-706-5865 miles, ww rad, alum. wb„ automatic slip control, Bose audio system, traction control, side impact air bags, F O R D T E M P O ’84 - Red. raged. Exc. cond. M u s t sell 4 dr., includes 4 spare tires. MERCURY TOPAZ,’87-Power ext color: emerald preen int color: parchment leather. Down pymt.: $1995 Bank fee: $495. Sec. dep. $500. DATSUN 280 Z, ’81, G ood - going back to school. Ask­ c o n d ., AM/FM stereo, A/C . Runs well. 110,000 miles. steering/brakes, rear defroster, Mileage 12,000 per year. Excess miles at 150 per mile. 1st month payment $499.00. Total due at lease ing $6,200. Call 732-842-4092 Runs well. $1,999. $400. 732-845-4929 ______stereo/cass. player, runs great. inception $3489.00. Total of Payments $17964. Total Cost $20,458. Purchase Option $27,848.00, JEEP WRANGLER ’95 - RED Ask. $1,395. Call 732-251-1747 Call 718-251-8663 ext. 239 FORD TEMPO ’94 Manual, p/s, 4WD, 4 cyl. MERCURY TRACER LTS ’91 D O D G E C H A R G E R ’71 2 DR. Black, 5 SPD., A/C, 42,000 miles, 2 tops & trail C le a n in & o u t. Good mech. SE, 318. All orig. California am/fm cassette, 87,500 miles, 0 0 per month cover, Original owner, $10,000. cond., air, p/s, p/b, p/w, roof. car. Exc. shape, $4,500. or $2,800. Call 732-949-3600 negotiable. Call 732-745-2287 Asking $1,900. 732-536-5255 Lease For* 4 9 9 36 months best offer. Call 732-846-3073 &FORD THUNDERBIRD^ MAZDA 626 ’84 MG MIDGET ’69 Convertible DODGE MONACO ES ’90 96. 1 owner, garage kept & ■ 5 spd., Blue, 2 dr., am/fm cass. Red, 54,000 original miles. cared for. Exc. cond. LOADED. 4 DR. Fully loaded, alarm. Asking $650. Runs & looks great. A c la s sic ! Good cond., $1,800. best o ffe r 732-750-2950 or 732-422-2426 Call 732-257-5837 Best offer. Caff 732-683-0072 Call 732-679-6059, after 5pm. GEO TRACKER ’96 M G B ’80 - Convertible DODGE SHADOW ’93, 2 Dr. CONVERTIBLE. B la c k . 4 Blue, 4 speed. Excellent A/C, AM/FM, auto. N e w brakes wheel drive, automatic. 44,000 condition. Best offer over air, shocks, struts. 110,000 mi. orig. mi. $7,500. 732-615-2168 $3,500. Call 732-431-5633 Asking $1,995. 732-566-7225 eves or 732-264-4317 days MITSUBISHI 3000 GT SL ’91 DODGE SPIRIT '92 HONDA ACCORD ’94 > spd. Loaded, 40,000 orig. Auto., V6, p/s, p/b, cruise, A/C, STD. 5 speed. Navy. Mint M ERCEDES 280 SE ’82 ni. Excellent cond., $10,000. 4 dr., 70,000 mi., am/fm cass. condition. Asking $8,500. New Pirelli tires, new shocks, or best offer. Call 732-836-9022 $4,000. Call 732-254-5422 Call Juanita at 732-679-8742 new A/C System, new Ken­ MITSUBISHI GALANT GSX STRIVING TO BE THE B EST!!! FO R D C O N T O U R ’9 5 - 4 DR. HONDA ACCORD LX ’89 wood AM/FM/CD, new sheep­ ’91 - All wheel drive, p/w p/d Airbags, all power, 55,000 mi. 5 spd., 4 dr., 105,000 mi., a/c, skin seat covers. Good locks, p/mirrors, ac. 92,200 Excellent condition, $ 7 ,0 0 0 . o r a m /fm CD, new clutch, $3,000. c o n d it io n .98,000 m iles. miles. $5,000 or best offer. best offer. Call 732-531-1843 best offer. Call 732-821-7270 $6,000. Call 732-446-8908 Call 732-251-7571 FORD ESCORT ’95 - Red, HONDA ACCORD LX ’92 MERCEDES 380SE ’85 NISSAN 300ZX ’87 Auto. Fully (732) 446-5200 5 DR. Auto. exc. a/c, 65,000 Auto., 2 door, 55,500 miles, Black, 4 dr., sunroof, garage loaded, extra set of wheels mi. Good condition, $5,000. a/c.Garaged, very clean, kept. Leather inter. Good cond. with snow tires, 135,000 mi. or best offer. 732-521-1495 $7,700. Call 732-446-6676 $5,400. Call 732-842-9330 $3,750. best offer 732-297-0477

4 DR, 6 cyi, auto, a/c, p/s/ABS/winds/lks/mirrs/seats, am/fm st/cass/cd. tilt cruise, r/def, sun roof, leather int, alloy wWs, 1,989 4 DR, 6 cyi, auto, a/c, pVABStorxlstos/mrs/seats, am/fm st/cd, bit cmise, sun roof, roof rack, leather int, bkts, alloy whls, all demo mi. Original MSRP: $31,625. VIN #XT777210. Stk #9823. S914 due at lease signing+taxes, licensing + regist season, alann/sec sys. MSRP: $37,325. VIN SXW067477. Stk #9849. S2398 due at lease signing + taxes, licensing+legist OWNED 1997.5 Infiniti J30 1996 Infiniti 130 4 DR, 6 cyl., auto, a/c, 4 DR, 6 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/ABS/winds/lks/mirrs/seats, am/fm st/cd, p/s/ABS/disc/winds/Iks/miiTs/seats, 72 month/70,000 tilt, cruise, sun roof, leather int, alloy whls, all season, alarm/sec sys, mile Infiniti Certified Warranty from original in service 72 monthffO.OOO mile Infiniti Certified Warranty from origin?1linal •'in------service monW70,000 mile Infiniti Certified Warranto frorn original date, 29,056 mi. VIN #VM50T828. date, 47,000 mi. VIN #TT018327. Slk #994CT. in service date, 31,194 mi. VIN #WT610117. f

The Legend In Luxury 900 Route 1 Edison, NJ 08817 (732) 603-9600 INFINITI Own one and you’ll understand. www.raycatena.com R A Y C A T E N A visit our internet site Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for taxes, licensing & registration, leases based on 39/42 mo. closed end incl. 12,000 mi. yr./.15c mi. thereafter. Lessee resp. for maint., excess wear & tear at lease end. Sales tax & MV fees additional. Subject approval thru primary lending source. Down pymt/lst mo. pymt/ref. security deposit/bank fee: G20-S999/S269/S0/S545; New I-30-S999/S329/S0/S545; l-30(demj-S0/S369/S0/S545; QX4-S1500/S399/$0/$499; Q45-S0/S0/S0/SD. Total pymts/Residualffotal cost: G20- S10,491/SI 0,936.80/512,035; I30(demo)-S14,391 /S15,828.75/514,936; QX4-S15,561/521,648.50/517,560; Q45-S24,738/523,098/524,738; New 1-30-512,031/515,606.75/514,375. f3.9% APR financing avail, on G20’s up to 60 mos. to qual. buyers. INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 25, 1999 4 7

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Call 732-940-9433 Tax deductible, FREE HONDA CR 480 ’82 Call Classified CHEVY S10 PICK-UP ’94 cruise, $7,490. *7:732-462-5676 New pistons & rings, back tire, Silver/black 115,000 pkwy. mi. $3,800. best offer 732-985-8979 T O Y O T A C E L IC A G T ’92 towing. FREE phone card to NISSAN MAXIMA GXE 95 d o n o r w /a d # 30 04 . sprockets & chain. Good 1-800-660-4237 Well maint., new tires/clutch. M A Z D A MPV ’91 - Dual AC, Auto. Red, only 53,500 miles, condition. $850. or best offer. Auto. All power, burgandy, HERITAGE FOR THE BLIND Asking $5,300. • 732-583-7991 cruise, ABS, p/s/w/l. Privacy a/c, sunroof. Good condition, Call 732-683-0139 A M C P A R C E L T R U C K ’76 sunroof, a/c, 48,000 orig. mi. C H E V Y T O W T R U C K ’71 glass, am/fm cass.116,000 mi. Asking $13,500. - 732-238-2623 $7,500. Call 732-972-2229 White. Auto., 3 DR. Good for 1 -800-2-DON ATE HONDA GOLDWING 1100, 40,000 miles on rebuilt engine. $5,500. best offer 732-308-9885 TOYOTA CELICA GTS-’87 Add a Photo! business or work, or to restore, NISSAN MAXIMA GXE ’96 (1-800-236-6283) FULL DRESS ’83 - Needs Stacks & all accessories. Runs Manual, fully loaded, $1,250. $450. Call 732-432-4074 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER ’88 Taupe. Auto, mint cond., ABS, TLC. Exc. running condition. AUTOMOTIVE CLASSIFIED great. $1,850. 732-566-2133 or best offer. Call 732-972-6950 CHEVROLET 2500 Cheyenne 4 cyl., auto., p/s, p/b, am/fm, Sunroof, loaded. 39,000 miles TOP $$$ FOR $1,800. Call 732-224-0046 (Private Party Only) DODGE 150 ’87 - Cargo Van Asking $15,900. 732-446-3035 or 732-826-4700 JUNK / USED Cars & Trucks ’88 Sm.V8, 4 spd. stick, p/s, a/c, 152,000 mi., $1,900. neg. HONDA MAGNA ’95 (Some restrictions apply) Exc. running cond. Original TOYOTA COROLLA LE 98’ /b, cruise, radio, bedliner, 732-888-3905 • 201 -967-6872 NISSAN SENTRA 90 1-800-870-1652 Absolute MINT condition! owner. High miles. Asking Loaded, sunroof, ABS, side elper springs, full bed, 83,800 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER ’89 2 door, red, 4 speed, am/fm, WANTED- RUNNING and Showroom new, only 1,400 $1,800. Call 732-251-8568 airbags, auto, low milage. Exc. Your ad will still orig. mi., $4,950. 732-583-2035 Auto, a/c, all power, 82,000 a/c. Runs well. Asking $1,500. REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks miles. Custom Corbain seats, K DODGE CARAVAN, ’93- 6 conditon. Call 732-431-5263 mi., new tires. Excellent, Call 732-495-2108 $100. and UP. Junk Cars custom Cobra pipes, includes CHEVROLET PICK-UP cyl. 7passenaer. AM/FM cass. Run Til it Sells! $3,100. Call 732-566-8044 OLDSMOBILE ACHIEVA, ’96 TOYOTA COROLLA DX ’95 Removed. Call 732-238-9481 2 helmets. Lots of chrome & TRUCK ’62 - 350 engine. 72,000 mi. New tires, runs Auto., A/C, All power, AM/FM Auto. Black, p/w, p/d, p/l, p/s, brilliant yellow, + stock seat. Now add a photo! Needs work. Body good. great. $5,900. 732-951-0678 cass., cruise. 31,847 mi. Mint. a/c, am/fm cass., 90,000 mi. $4,500. FIRM! 732-780-7786 $2,500. 732-494-8075, lv msg Excellent $6,725. 732-870-4611 116 Motorcycles FORD AEROSTAR EDDIE 118 Motor Hom es Ask. $8,900. Call 732-316-0280 HONDA XR 100 - ’98 4 LINES • 4 WEEKS $45. CHEVY ASTRO ’92 - Red, BAUER EXT. ’90. Exc. cond. Rec. Vehicles OLDSMOBILE ACHIEVA-S TOYOTA COROLLA-’92 M o p e d s Ridden only 5 times. Excellent (each additional line $7.) p/w, p/d, ABS, tinted windows, Fullly loaded. 1 owner. 130,000 ’95, Power, AM/FM, A/C,Black, Blue, 2 dr. hatch, good running condition. Asking $1,450. Must call every 4 weeks roof rac:>. tow pkg., 1 1 4 ,0 0 0 miles. $4,500 or best offer. V6, Cloth int., 58,000 mi., Exc. cond., Asking $1,200. or best Please call 732-308-0668 to renew. mi. $3,5'.^. Call 732-727-4451 Call 732-219-0580 offer. Call 732-536-5080 cond., $6,575. 732-446-1276 H O N D A C R 1 2 5 - ’97 KAWASAKI 750 VULCAN ’95 CHEVY S-10 PICK-UP, ’87 F O R D W IN D S T A R ’95- CITATION TRAVEL TRAILER OLDSMOBILE AURORA ’95 TOYOTA CORROLA LE,’89 Adult owned. Great condition, Mint cond. 4,000 mi. Garage 5 Spd. Good cond. Reliable Lt. Opal, exc. cond., 21,000 1985 - 2 8 ’ w /heater & awning, 140,000 mi. Brown, auto, A/C, 1-800-660-4ADS Silver. 48,000 mi. Exc. cond. just tuned up. Asking $3,150. kept. $3,900. Call 732-721-3031 trans. $1,700., best offer. Days miles. 1 owner. $12,000. Call air, sleeps 6. Good condition/ Fully loaded. Leather. Alarm. AM/FM cass, MINOR body Please call 732-308-0668 or beeper, 917-845-8416 LOCAL 732-254-7979 732-390-8238*Eves., 251 -0911 732-360-2252 or 732-360-9379 Call 732-251-3548 damage. $1,700.732-940-6711 Garaged. $16,000.732-303-9185 TOYOTA TERCEL ’95 Green OLDSMOBILE AURORA ’95 2 DR. 92,000 mi. Green, 4 spd. Silver. 48,000 mi. Exc. cond. Fully loaded. Leather. Alarm. manual, a/c, cass. Exc. cond., $4,400. best offer 732-940-6711 Garaged. $16,000.732-303-9185 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA ’95 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS Celebrate. Silver Taupe, 4 dr., SUPREME ’94 - 4 dr., auto, 5 spd., 4 cyl., alarm, sun/moon loaded. Good cond. 66,000 roof, am/fm tape, CD-adapter, miles. $6,800. 732-264-2728 Fully Loaded a/c, 59,000 mi. Asking $8,500. OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS or best offer. Call 732-316-0503 Auto, air, power windows, power locks, Supreme Conv. ’93 Auto., 3.4 Itr.DOHC, V6, loaded, leather, VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GLS factory alarm, cruise control, 83,000 mi. Mint condition, ’96 - 5 SPD., p/sunroof, cruise alloy wheels $9,500. neg. Call 732-390-7382 control, A/C, p/dl, p/w, p/b. Excellent condition, $10,900. OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS or best offer. Call 732-683-0634 CIERA ’89 - Blue, 4 D R ., 100,000 mi., 1 owner. $2,600. VOLKSWAGEN JETTA TREK or best offer. Call 732-972-7827 ’96 - 5 spd., 4 cyl., p/sunroof, am/fm cass., a/c, p/dl, 23,000 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 mi., $12,500. Call 732-787-0224 ’85, 2 dr., Great cond. 100,000 hwy mi. Orig. owner, regular VOLVO 740GL ’89 - Black tune-ups. $1,500.732-937-5262 sedan. Leather int., sunroof. LOADED. Asking $3,500. OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88, 4 Call 732-431-3033 dr. Serviced, 5/99. New water pump, belts, inspect, sticker. Reliable. $500. 732-905-1707 1 1 0 a S p o r t PLYMOUTH LASER ’90 - AC, Utility Vehicles Excellent condition, very clean, new tires, new battery, needs trans., $600. Call 732-441-1805 CHEVROLET BLAZER LS PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE ’87 ’96 Air, new tires & brakes. Best offer.Needs motor work Exc. cond. 90,000 miles. N o h i d d e n c h a r g e s . N o hidden c o s t s . 2 door, 2.2 liter engine. $13,500. Call 732-888-0904 Call 732-251-2474 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE ’92 LS ’96 - 20,500 miles, v-8, 4 2 DR. Auto., a/c, p/s, p/b, wheel drive, p/s, p/b, p/w, 90,000 mi. Excellent condition, p/seats. Towing pka. dual air, N o hidden salesm an. $2,900. Call 732-566-4530 am/fm cass. CD. $29,500. PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE ’94 Call 732-446-2136 2 Dr., A/C, Exc. Cond. 90,000 CHEVY BLAZER ’90 - 4x4. hwy mi. Very Clean. New tires. 120,000 hwy. mi. Mechanically $2,800. Call 732-360-0655 ierfect. Needs paint job. In many ways, leasing a new Saturn is a lot like buying one. What you’llfind PONTIAC BONNEVILLE ’98 13,999. neg. Call 732-439-0015 D-package. Loaded, sunroof. DODGE RAM CHARGER-’88 Black, garage kept. 32,000 4 wheel dr., AM/FM cass., are a group of fair and honest sales consultants who take the time to carefully miles. $15,000. 732-842-1824 Blue/silver. 1 owner. No off PONTIAC FIREBIRD ’83 road. $2,450. 732-671-3279 explain every detail. Minus the surprises. White, 45,000 orig. mi., auto., GMC JIMMY SLE 4X4, ’91 T-Tops, 8 cyl. Excellent cond. 4 dr, 4.3 liter engine, power Asking $4,500. • 732-462-5138 windows,seats,brakes. Good P O N T IA C F IR E B IR D ’87 cond. $2,500. 732-422-1755 White. Auto., 100,000 mi. A/C, GMC JIMMY SLT4X4 ’93 New tires. Excellent! A steal at 90,000 miles. Great shape. $1,900. best offer 732-251-8425 Must sell! Best offer. PONTIAC GRAND AM LE Call 732-683-0439 L ease a Saturn ’89, Good cond. 120,000 mi. TOYOTA LAND CRUISER ’91 4 new tires. Ask. $1,500. Must Loaded, 4WD, 91,000 mi., sell. 732-360-2396, after 6pm leather int. Priced to sell! P O N T IA C G R A N D A M ’92 $14,500. offer 732-355-1993 S L - 2 5 Spd., ac, p/s/w/l, ABS, am/fm WHY BUY NEW? cass. cruise, 72,000 mi., FORD EXPLORER XLT, ’98 $3,900. best offer 732-308-9885 4 dr., 5.0 liter, V8, AWD, Black w/grey leather interior. Loaded. $209/month‘ PONTIAC STATION WAGON ’84 - Auto., 84,000 mi., roof Only 5,400 mi. Mint. Must sell. rack, 6 cyl., a/c, am/fm. Good $26,000. Call Joe,732-432-0088 condition, $850.»732-432-4074 39 m onth lease • $1999 total due at signing. PONTIAC SUNBIRD ’87, 112 Autos/Trucks 2 dr. black, auto, am/fm, power steering/brakes, alloy wheels. W a n t e d In clu d es tax, license, and acquisition fee. 152,000 mi. $800.732-536-1636 PONTIAC SUNBIRD LE ’93 4 dr., air, am/fm stereo cass., Great cond. 82,000 miles. A & A Asking $3,900. 732-294-0858 All autos/trucks accepted. Any cond. We pay the most cash! PONTIAC TRANS AM ’79 732-536-8031 • 609-758-8850 *Saturn of Freehold - V IN #XC253196. Saturn of Eatontown -VIN #XC296510. Payment based on the 1999 SL-2 and an Blue, 84,000 mi., 8 cyl., p/s, AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 Days p/b, a/c, cow hood. Runs good, MSRP of $15,625. Option to purchase at lease-end for $8437. Thirty-nine monthly payments total $7972.02. Primary lend­ $1,200. Call 732-432-4074 Free Removal of Junk Cars, for new/old. 732-620-4460 ing source must approve lease. Mileage charge of $.15 per m ile over 12,000 miles. Lessee is responsible for excessive wear PONTIAC TRANS AM ’83 Rebuilt 305, 4BBL Holley, all AAA*CASH PAID and use. Equipped with 4 cyl., p/s/b. Available on in-stock vehicles. Offer good thru 8/31/99. chrome, 21,000 mi.,cowl hood, All m akes & models. Cash on t-top, custom dash, needs the SPOT. Call 732-477-0228 some work, extra tires w/rim. $1,500. Call 732-462-6715 AARON’S Auto Buyers*Top dollar pd. for your '87 & up car, truck, motorcycle*732-833-0865 SAAB 900S ’93 - Exc. cond. 2 dr. hatch back, auto, air, 77,000 miles. $7,800. or best ABSOLUTE Highest Value offer. Call 732-290-1327 DONATE CARS!! To help the underprivileged IS lS A T IR N of Monm outh & Middlesex County. Same day FREE Towing. A D ifferent Kind o f Company. A D ifferen t Kind o f C a r . IRS Forms at Pickup TAX DEDUCTIBLE S U B A R U IM P R E Z A , ’9 3, All Call 732-382-8060 Power. Green. Auto, A/C, A/M Anti-Poverty Foundation F/M cassette. 97,000 mi. Exc. cond. Ask. $3,500.732-972-8364 SUBARU LEGACY WAGON CARS/TRUCKS Saturn of Eatontown Saturn of Freehold '94 Auto. 52,000 mi. Exc. cond. 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1998 chevy TAHOE 4DR 4X4 LS ch^ yLU M IN A 4Dr CHEVY SENTRA t^otaCAMRY LE 4Dr w J E T T A S&I51877, VMWJ3S9S89. VI, auto, pit, fib, A/C, p/ff. p/l, ctutoe, Stk#51897, ViniS 1183469, V6, auto, p/s, p/b, A/C p/seats, p/l, Stk#51923, Virtl WE137879, V8,5Spd, p/s, ABS, p/b, A/C p/l, p/w, Stk#51931, Vin#WC715473,4Cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, A/C cruise, Stk# 52061, Vinl W0214613,4Cyl, auto w/overdrive. p/s, ABS, p/b, A/C Stk# 52042, Vin# SM102489,4Cyl, SSpd, p/s, p/b, A/C p/l, tilt tilt, root rack, alloy whh, CD, tint, dual ak bajt, coniole, 11,230 IB p/w, cruise, tilt AM/FM Cass, 54,042 Mi cruise, tilt, AMff M Cass, step bars, cap, bucket seats, 37,963 Mi tilt AM/FM Cass, 18,045 Mi p/l, pAv, cruise, tilt console, buckets, AM/FM Cass, p/sunrf, 37,751 Mi AM/FM Cass, 63,630 Mi - $ 27,995 * 8 . 9 9 5 $ 22.995 *19.895 1 1 9 8 5 * 7 - 9 9 5 pontmc TRANSPORT VAN chI vy LUMIIUA CHEVY TAHOE LT4Dr4WD chewTAHOE LT 4Dr 4WD toyota4 RUNNER 4Dr 4WD m&SABLE Stk# 51816, Vinl ST2456S4, V6, auto w/overdrive, p/s, ABS, pb, A/C p/l, pAw, Stkt 51845, Vinl W9175588, V6, auto w/overdrive, ft ABS, ft, A/C. ft (to. Stk# 51835, Vm#T)322624, V8, auto w/overdrive, ABS, p/b, A/C p/seats, ft Stkf51839, Vinl TJ318309, V8, auto w/overdrive ftABS,pfo,A£pf$eats,ft Stk# 51867, Vin# S0213269, V6, auto w/ovefdrive, p/s, ABS, Stk# 51991, Vin# NA647693, V6, auto, p/a, p/b, A/C p/seats, p/b, A/C p/l, p/w, cruise, tilt console, AM/FM Cass, 62,277 Mi p/l, p/w, cruise, tilt AM/FM Cass, 56,008 Mi - cruise, till roof rack, air ba$ AM/FM Cast 7 Pas^ Indiv. bucket ieats» 59,200 cruise. tHt AM/FM Cass, dual air bags, Bal. of Factory Warranty, 29,434 Mi [to, cruise tilt roof rack console,0*1 ft alloy whh, AM/FM 11Cass/CD, 11,IT. leather, tint p/w, cruise, tilt roof rack, AM/FM Cass/CD, leather, air bag, 44,057 W *10995 11,995 22,995 17,995 $ //

Genuine Chevrolet Highway 36 • Eatontown 1/2 mile east of Pky. Exit 105

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Prices include all costs to be paid by consumer except for license, registration & taxes. All rebates & incentives to dealer. (Tracker: $1100 rebate, $400 College Grad, Malibu: $400 College Grad, Tahoe: $1000 Coupon, Suburban: $1000 GM CCR, $400 College Grad, if ( , . lents: Tracker: $6444, Malibu: $7092, Suburban: $13,284, Mark III Van: $12,912. Closed ena lease: $0 down, $0 security, just 1st pymt (no 1st pymt for Malibu) and $400 bank fee due at inception. 12K Mi/yr, $.20 over. Expires 8/31/99. Vehicle shown with equip, from an independent supplier. See owners manual for information on alteratior^and warranties. INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 25, 1999 5 1

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Only 1 Mile East Of Parkway Exit 109 • (Route 520) HIEWMAIM SPRIBIGS ROAD PRICES INC ALL COSTS TO BE PAID B\ GREDJT APPQ ^INCLL _ pR. MAXIMA:2916 DEMO MILES, ALTI- " s m s ™ ! ER TRI-I SPAPER J 1-8Q0-4S2-2746 “ '(w | M { W ss ^ e )DEALER 1 PURPOSES ONLY. MOT BESPOAISIB I I | | 5 2 INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 25, 1999

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KEYPORT (GSP Exit 117, Jet. o f Rts. 35 & 36) www.pinebeltauto.com Prices include all rebates (ind. $400 College Grad rebate, $1000 GM card earnings rebate, $1000 Re-Lease Rebate, GM CCR Rebate, if qual. and al! costs to be paid by a consumer except lie, reg & tax. Ad is a coupon & must be presented prior to sale. Leases req. down pymt and fees totaling $2995+ $400 acq. fee due at inception. Lease ind. 12K mi/yr, $.20 addfl thereafter. Subject to approval by primary lending source. Total Payments/Residuals: Alero: $3864/$9274, Intrigue: $6201/$12,389. Offer good thru 8/31/99. On in stock vehicles only. 5 4 INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 25, 1999

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Brand New Brand New 1 9 9 9 1 9 9 9 Mercury COUGAR Mercury MOUNTAINEER

£ f ssette r n " £Jayer & ONLY F R E E Rear spoiier LEASE — lVb5 ri h"'1 vulue) PER MO. 24 MOS. 4 dr, 5.0L EFI V8, auto trans w/OD, pwr strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM stereo-cass/CD, pwr moonrf, all terrain tires, conv grp, trailer tow, 4 cyl, 5 sp, pwr strng/brks/wind/locks, AIR, tilt, r/def, t/gls, 15" alum whls, dual air bags, 50/50 split rear Luxury Grp, STK #99033, VIN #XUJ15209, MSRP $33,655. Lease pymts based on $1995 cust cash, $500 customer cash rebate, seat, floor mats, VIN.#X5721946, MSRP $16,830. $400 college grad reb if qual** & $1000 lease renewal reb if qual§=down pymt, $249 1st mo pymt & $275 sec=$2519 due at lease incept. Purch op=$19,520, Ttl pym|s==$5976, Ttl cost=$7971.

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4 dr, 3.0L 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr I LEASE PER M0.*B 4 dr, 8 cyl, auto trans w/OD, pwr 3.3L 6 cyl, 4 spd auto trans w/OD, pwr LEASE PER MO.* strng/brks, AIR, fir mats, pwr moonrf, strng/brks, AIR, wsw tires, luxury strng/ABS, front/rear AIR, 7-pass cloth leatn int, pwr htd mirr, keyless entry, light grp, STK #95052, VIN quad bckts, remote keyless entry, pwr dr bsw tires, STK #93006 VIN #XX673101, MSRP $22,925. Lease seat, pwr r wind, priv gls, Comfort Grp, #XA602671, MSRP $21,385. Lease , pym ts based on $1995 cust cash, Conv. Grp, STK #92039, VIN #XDJ26706, pymts based on $1895 cust cash, MSRP $27,690. Lease pymts based on $1000 manf reb & $400 college grad $1000 manf. rebate, $400 college grad $1695 cust cash, $1000 manf reb, $400 reb if qual**=down pymt, $275 1 st reb if qual** & $750 lease renewal reb college grad reb if qual** & $750 lease if qual§=down pymt, $27 21 s t mo pymt mo pymt, $300 sec & $595 bank renewal reb if qual§=down pymt, $299 1st & $2/5 sec = $2442 due at lease fee=$2845 due at lease incept. mo pymt & $300 sec=$2294 due at lease incept. Purch op=$11,335, Ttl 2 7 2 Purch op=$11,462, Ttl pymts=$9900 incept. Purch op=$15,783, Ttl LEASE PER MO. 36 MOS.* pymts=$6528, Ttl cost=$8423. I ONLY 24 M O S .I Ttl cost=$11,895. pymts=$7176, Ttl cost=$8871. ONLY 24 MOS.

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4 dr, 4.6L 32V Intech 8 cyl, auto 4 dr, 4.6L EFI 8 cyl, auto trans w/OD, 4 cyl, auto trans, pwr strng/brks/dual mirr, AIR, AM/FM stereo trans w /O D , pwr strng/brks, AIR, pwr strng/brks, AIR, all season bsw cass, r def, fr/rr mats, STK #90000, VIN #XW600239, MSRP bsw tires, leath int, STK #98007, tires, side air bag, conv spare, fir $14,095. Incl $400 college grad reb if qual** & $1500 manf reb. VIN #XY660014, MSRP $38,995. mats, leath int, htd seats, STK Lease pymts based on $750 cust #96052, VIN #XY654199, MSRP cash, $429 1st mo pymt & $450 $ 38,995. Lease pymts based on $0 sec=$1629 due at lease incept. cust cash, $750 Direct Mail Purch op = $15,208, Ttl LEASE PER MO, 36 MONTHS.VOR BUY FOR Certificateft. $469 1st m o pym t & pymts=$15,444, Ttl cost=$16,194 $47 5 sec=$944 due at lease incept. Purch op = $1 6,378, Ttl * 2 8 , 5 9 9 pymts=$16,884, Ttl cost=$16,884. LEASE PER MO. 36 MONTHS.4

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TAKE NJTURNPIKETO EXIT 11 & GSP SOUTH to EXIT 129 1 800 32LINCOLN (1-800 325-4626) - Follow Signs to Woodbridge, 1/4 Mile on Right After 2nd Light, You're Here! GSP NORTH EXIT 127 - Go RT. 9 NORTH, Visit our web site at http://www.dennisadam s.com Approx. 1/2 Mile, Exit at ROUTE 184 EAST -1/4 mile on right. Prices include all costs to be paid by consumer except for license, registration, doc fees & taxes. Pictures for illus purp only. Not resp for typos. *Closed end Lincoln Mercury lease w/12,000 mi/150 thereafter. Lessee resp for excess wear & tear. "M ust be graduating within the next 6 months or a graduate of a 2 or 4 yr accredited college within the past 24 mos to qual. §Must be a current Lincoln or Mercury lessee and must be turning in at time of purchase. tBased on 1999 Lincoln Mercury zone records, $348 avg less than other Lincoln Mercury dealers. ^^us^resen^ertificatefrorT^orcUm ustbecurrent^jO rc^O w nei^^IjDrices^p^ F?..nJA {*»

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EXTENDED EACH VEHICLE 3 0 D A Y B 2 m m m 9 0 DAY BUMPER-TO-BUMPER WARRANTIES 110 P O I N T t r a in WARRANTY! W A R R A N T ^ 1 AVAILABLE! k m m m SAFETY INSPECTED! * a ] Just A Sample Of The Values Mt Just tt Sample Ot The Values At I ' ] • J 1 1 f 1 ' 1 1 I I5 Tj] 85 UN COIN TOWN GAR 90 MERCURY SADIE LS 92 DODGE B250 CARGO VAN '91 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM ‘89 UNCOLN TOWN CAR 6 cyl, auto trans, , 8 cyl, auto trans, pw 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr w ork van, 8 cyl, auto trans, Sedan, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto trans, 8 cyl, auto trans, pwr str/brk/ win/lock/mir/seat/trunk, AIR, str/brk/win/seat/lock, A lR , str/brtoWin/lock/mir, AIR, AM/FI str/brk/win/lock, AIR, AM/FJ' pwr str/brk, AIR, AM/FM pwr str/brk/win/lock, AIR , AM/FM stereo cass. tilt, cruise, AM/FM stereo cass, cruise, r stereo cass, cruise, 94,806 mij stereo cass, cruise, 107,399 mij stereo cass, 99,622 mi, AM/FM stereo cass, tilt, cruise, r n r def, 72,566 mi, STK rdef, leath, landau rf, 96,558mi, def, 58,658 mi, S T K 96070A, STK #91059A, VIN #FY632851. STK #97015B, VIN #LA631304' V IN # N K 1 5 4 7 3 7 #92075A, VIN #MF6801865, STK #1189, VIN #KY612295. VIN #LA136925, '95 CHEVY UIIHINA ‘93 DODGE INTREPID ■93 EAGLE TA10NES '95 MERCURY COUGAR ■94 MERCURY SARUELS 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr 2 dr coupe, 4 cyl, 5 sp, pwr 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr 6 cyl,^yl^aut^t^ns^pwr auto trans. pwr stmg/brks/wind/seat/lock/trunk, str/brk/win/lock. AIR, AM/FM strng/brks/wind/fock, AIR, str/brk/win/lock, AIR, AM/FM str/brk/win/lock, AIR, AM/FM j str/brk/win/seat/lock, ..... , stereo cass, tilt, cruise, dual air! stereo cass, tilt, cruise, r d e f ,i AM/FM stereo cass, tilt, cruise. AIR, AM/FM stereo cass, ain stereo cass, tilt, cruise, leath,, AM/FM stereo cass, cruise, landau roof. 76,400 mi, S T K bag, 72,284 mi, VIN 69,447 mi, VIN #PE014972, bag, tilt, cruise, r/def. bckt m oon rf, 5 9 .376 mi, S T K 77,689 mi, V IN #59317201 «#» #96034A, VIN #NX642394 console cloth, 77,301 mi, S T K #RH526758, #5552. VIN #RA636048. #91004A, VIN #SH621052 i o '96 PLYMOUTH NEON '95 MAZDA PROTEGE OX '3i m m m es* s ‘96 CHRYSLER CONCORDE ‘97 ‘94 4 cyl, pwr str/brk, AIR, 4 dr, 4 cyl, autot rans, pwr 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto trans, pwr 4 dr Sedan, 4 cyl, auto trans, ABS, 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto trans, pwr str/brk 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr pwr str/brk/wind/locksArunk/mirr, str/brks, AIR, AM/FM, w/ABS/win/lock/trunk, AIR. AM/FM stereo cass, strng/brks/wind/locks, strM/win/fock, AIR, AM/FM stereo AfR, AM/FM stereo-cass, tilt,, AM/FM stereo cass, air 50,81 8 m i , V IN AIR, cass, r/def, 54,276 cass, r def, 31,177 mi. cass, tilt, cruise, r def, 60374 mi, cruise, r def, 30,875 mi, ST K alarm, tilt, cruise, r def, tint, m m #8911 VlN#K127070 #TD675455 mi, VIN.#S0117547 VIN #VD264972 ST K #95Q52A, VIN #TH251028, bckts, 64,710 mi. VIN #R5115759.5759. 95 SAIURN SIMON WAGON SW2 '92ISIIZO RODEO 4X4 '98 DODGE CARAVAN '94 BUICK REGAL GRAND SNRT ■96 NISSAN SENTRA GXE *92 UNCOUI TOWN CAR CARDER 4 cyl, auto trans, pwr 6 cyl, 5 sp, pwr 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto trans. pwr 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto trans, 8 cy^autotranSjPwr cyl, auto trans, str/brk/wind/locks/mirr/seat, str/brk/win/lock/trunk, tilt, pwr strng/brks/wind/ str/brk/win/lock/seat, . str/brk, AIR, AM/FM str/brk, A IR , A M / F M stereo, AIR, AM/FM stereo-cass, tilt. AM/FM stereo cass, tilt. locks, AIR, AM/FM cass, stereo cass, 45359’j cruise, roof rack, AIR, AM /FM ! cass, 65,732 mi, STK cruise, leather, 54676 mi, ST K cruise, r def, 85.328 mi, S T K cruise, 35,122 mi, VlN mi, VIN #S8249294 stereo cass, tilt, cruise, 75,207 #92071, VIN #TR625265 #98025A, VIN #R1451030 #867. VIN #NY652089 mi, VIN #N4353085, # T C 8 0 4 4 9 9 mmm '97 DODGE DAKOTA 93 CHEVY MARX ffl CONV. VAN 94 mrTSUBlSH DUUHIANTILS ■94 HRD EXPLORER 4X4 ‘95 CHEVROLETiic i DMAZER u tu n LSm v 4 cyl, 5 sp, pwr str/brk, rear step 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr 4r,4cyl,5sp,pw r str/brk/win/ 4 dr, auto trans, pwr EDDIE BAUER EDT. 4 dr, 6 cyl, 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr sJr/brk/win/seat/Jock/frunk/mirr bumper, halogen lights, AIR, lock/mir, AIR, AM/FM st( strng/brks/wind/locks, AIR, AM/FM stereo cass, ai4 strng/brks/wind, AIR, air I AM/f M stereo cass, 49,590 mi,I i i AIR, AM/FM stereo cass, CD, tilt AIR, AM/FM cass, 61,486 tilt, cruise, r def, moon rf, 61,635 bag, tilt, cruise, r def, tint, b/s r/def. tint sunrf. leath, 71,417 mi. AM/FM cass, tilt, cruise, r VIN #VS255744, n i f p O mldgs, moon rf, 65,441 mi, ST K mi, VIN #N4123608 mi, S T K #2355, VIN #SM029202. #88191AWD, VIN #RUB95763 51,750 mi, VIN #S2122544 #2354, VIN #RY001567 ‘m m '95 JEEP GHEBI E COUNTRY 4X4 96 GXE '95 TOYOTA CEUCA CT CONVERTBLE | ‘95 FORD ININDSIAR LX '97 MERCURY SARLE GS '96 HONDA ACCORD EX 4 dr. 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto trans, pi 6 cyl, auto trans, p' 6 cyl, auto trans, auto trans, 3 dr, 6 cyl, OD, pwr str/brk i, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto w/AEtS/win/seaMock, AIR, AM/FM j/forics/wintMocks/mirr/ant, strng/brks/wind/locks, AIR, str/b rk/Wi n/seat/lock/mi r, A IR , pwr strng/brks/wind/locks, pwr str/brk/win/lock/mir, AIR, stereo cass, air bag, tilt, cruise, r AM/FM stereo cass, tilt cruise, A M / F M stereo-cass, r/def, A M / F M s t e r e o c a s s , tilt, AIR, AM/FM Stereo-cass, def, tint, b/s mldgs, cloth bckts, r def, sun rf, 33,049 mi, S T K 44,544 mi, V IN J S L 6 6 9 9 7 1 . cruise, r def, 3 1,657 mi, S T K CD, cruise, 54,882 mi, keyless, 16" b/w tires, 52,292 mi, #870. VIN #VA661334, #2363, VIN #TT164015. VIN.#S0023128. STK #2362. VIN #SBD56336. '97AUDIA4-T w w m m m m m m '97 MERCURY VHIAGER GS '97 UNCOIN CONTINENTAL 4 cyl, auto trans, pwi 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr 8 cyl, auto trans, pwr 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto trans, pwrvr _ cyl, auto trans, pwr black, 8 cyl, auto trans, pwr strno/brks/wind/locks, AIR, str/brk/win/lock/mir, A IR str/brk/win/lock/mir, AIR, str/brk/lock/win/dual seat, AIR, str/brk/wind/locks/seats str/brk, w/ AB S /seat/ lock/ mir/ AM/FM stereo-cass, tilt, cruise! A M / F M ste reo c a ss, tiltj, A M / F M ste reo c a ss, tilt, A M /FM stereo c a ss, tilt, ^ trunk, AIR, AM/FM stereo cass AIR, AM/FM, stereo-cass, I r/def, moonrf, int wip, 47,ooo mffl cruise, alum whls, sun rf, :: leath, 31,671 mi, S T K #871 cruise, sun scrn, 35,830 mi, cruise, leath, alum whls, cruise, tilt, 19,415 mi, STK Stk.#2347, VIN.#YB658746. 36,328 mi, V IN #VA000118, STK #2360, VIN #VC500307. 41,426 mi, VIN #TC344886, #855 VIN #DJ370444 VIN #VY726978.

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D odge • D odge Trucks LIN C O LN -M ercury 450 KING GEORGE HP. • Woodbridge, HJ 119 RT. 1 8 4 -(Hopelawn Section) • Woodbridge, NJ 1-800-NEW-D0DGE 1-800-32LINC0LN NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE EXIT 11 AND G.S. PARKWAY SOUTH EXIT 129 - Follow signs to TAKE NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE TO EXIT 11 & GARDEN STATE PARKWAY SOUTH to EXIT 129 - Woodbridge, first light turn left, you’re here! G.S. PARKW AY NORTH EXIT 127 - Go ROUTE 9 NORTH Follow Signs to Woodbridge, 1/4 Mile on Right After 2nd Light, You’re Here! GARDEN STATE PARKWAY approximately 1/2 mile, exit at ROUTE 184 WEST-FORDS EXIT - first light turn right, you’re here! NORTH EXIT 127 - Go RT. 9 NORTH, Approx. 1/2 Mile, Exit at RO UTE 184 E A S T -1 /4 mile on right. Prices include all costs to be paid by consumer except for license, registration, doc fees & taxes. Not resp for typos. fOn select models. Sale ends 8/23/99. 5 6 INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 25, 1999

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< m x a 40R, 4CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, A/BAGS, CRUISE, 4DR, C Y L , AUTO, PS, PB, AC, A/BAGS, CRUISE, Model #622.2DR, 4CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, DUAL A/BAGS, AM/FM MODELS®, m , 6CYL, AUTO, PS, ABS, AC, AIBffiS, CRUISE, PWR P/W INDS/LOCKS/MIR RS/SEATS/TRUN K, ST/CASS, P/WIND/LOCKS/MIRR, STEREO, CLOTH/INT. STK#1825. STEREO, CLOTH INT/BUCKET SEATS. STK#16896. VIN#XXL005480. WINDOWS/LOCKS/MIRRORS, STEREO/CASSETTE, PRIV/GLASS, CLOTH/INT, ALLOYS. MSRP$14965. STK#17447. VIN#X4414078/MSRP$7415. CLOTH/INT, BUCKET/STS. STK#18079. M O D EL #665. MODEL#667. VIN#xh586038. MSRP$16045. mm VIN#XA148012 ......

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j je & i i : I 199/ Mercury 1997 LINCOLN 1996 Pontiac 1 9 9 7 C h e v y 1 9 9 7 Fo rd CONTI NEHTAL GRAND PRIX SE V6 Suporcharged. auto w/OD, ps,| BLAZER LS 4X4 j MBOSUPHICUIL V8, auto^^Sf^p^p^^Ss, AC, I V8. auto w/od, ps, ABS.pb, A/C, p/sts, cruise, I V6, auto w/od,ps,ABS, pb, AC, am/fm I ABS, pb. AC. int wprs. p/l. p/w. I V6, aufo w/OD, ps, pb, ABS, A/C, I PtCX-UP p/seats/locks/win, alloy whls, int wprs, I stereo-cass, till, cruise, p/seats/locks/win. I p/seats, cruise/tilt, alloy whls. fir mats, I p/seats/locks/win, int wprs, cruise,tilt, ro o fl V6, auto w/od, ps, pb, ABS, A/C,int cruise/tilt, console, buckets, Hr. mats, r/def, I pl, pw.till, alloy whls, r/def. int wprs, alloy whls, I int wprs,console, alloy whls. r/del, am/fm I r/def, console, buckets,am/fm-cass.I rack, console, buckets, alloy whls.r/def, P am/fm stereo w/cass, CD player 6 disc, moon-1 am/fm stereo w/cass., alarm, dual air | leath int, dual air bags, tg .l am/fm stereo-cass, moonroof/l/gls, cloth I wprs, am/fm stereo ..cloth int, White, roof t/gls, keyless entry, bal ol (act warr., dual I siereo w/cass. cloth int, dual air bags, f VINWV141 51 50. Stktf 1 1 57. 46,S33| bags,leath int, keyless entry, bal of fact warr., Stk# 1195, VIN#TF267329, 31,056 i ' int, air bag,bal of factwarr„VIN#VK18 3 7 3 1 dual air bags, bal of fact warr,, air bags, Stk#669. VIN#VUJ51403. 25,683 | Green, Stk#1205, 28.610 mi.. Stk#690, VIN#VND28440, 22,249 mi. mi, Red. VINOVY690891, Stk#523,33,512 miles. Silver. | *11.995 I *15.995 * 1 7 ,9 9 5 * 2 1 ,9 9 5 * 2 0 .9 9 5

1995 Pontiac 1998 Lincoln 1 9 9 7 F o rd N AVKATOR . 1998 Lincoln V6, auto, ps, pb, ABS. am/fm GRAND AM SE 5.4 V8, auto w/od, ps, A B S , pb, AC, p/sts, I V6.pw, I stereo-cass, p/win/locks/, A/C. int VS, aulo. w/OD, pb, ABS.ps, A/C, p/sts, pl, pwM I 4 cyl, aulo, ps, pb, A B S , AC, p/l, p/w, | p/l, p/w, int wprs, cruise/tilt, roof rack, c o n-1 V8, pl, I int wprs, cruise, till, rool rack, console, buckets, wprs, cruise/tilt, console, buckets, int wipers, cruise, till, alloy whls, Hr. mats, r/def, I int wprs, cruise, tilt, console, buckets, sole, r/def, buckets, alloy whls, am/fm I pw, int wprs, cruise, tilt, alloy whls,r/def, r/del, am/fm stereo-cass, CD player/6 disc, leath r/def, fir. mats, cloth int, dual air am/fm ste re o -ca ss, cloth int, air stereo w/cass, CD player 6-disc, t/gls, I am/fm stereo-cass, leath int, dual air bags, I int, dual air bags, keyless entry, am/lm stereo w/cass.. cloth int, t/gls, dual airl AW D, leath int, dual air bags,bal of fact I keyless entry, tg.bal ol fact warr,,Carr. Roof, I bags, bal of fact warr., fog lamps, bag,r/def, tinted gls, V IN # S M 6 2 4 1 3 4 , I moonroof/tg.bal of fact warr., LOW MILES Stk#3957, VIN#XM 725099, bags, bal of fact warr., VIN#VH557233,| warr.,Stk#654, VIN#WLJ01491. 36,0911 Stk#535, VIN#WY735384, 27,655 mi„ 1 Stk#711. VIN#VUD55053,15,008 mi., Black. S T k # 1 1 9 1 ,67,152 mi. White. 18,223 miles, Stk# 1238.32,461 mi.. Black. mi.Black. * 1 5 ,9 9 5 * 1 4 ,9 9 5 8 1 *26,995 ■ $20,995

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