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River Plaza School anniversaries of Earth Day and the establishment of Poricy pupils create art to Park. The festival, dubbed protect the Earth Earth’s Well Fair, will take place, rain or shine, from noon BY KEVIN FRIEDUNDER to 6 p.m. on April 22. “The children will remember Staff Writer painting that bus for the rest of their lives,” said River Plaza f you liked the P a rtrid g e Principal Diane Lenartowicz. F a m ily bus, make sure to “They had such a wonderful f I stop by and have a look at tim e.” the school bus painted by sec­ The idea to paint the bus ond-graders at M iddletown’s came not from the popular River Plaza School. Partridge Family series, but The students in Rosemary from a children’s book series M ilevoi’s class painted faces c a lle d The Magic School Bus. and conservation slogans on the In the series, which was created school bus as part of an envi­ by Joanna Cole, children learn M ichelle Thom pson, Rhode Island, holds her son, Jason , 8, up to w elcom e his father at Friday’s ronmental awareness program. about environmental issues hom ecom ing of the U SS Detroit at the Naval W eapons Station Earle pier in Leonardo. After six The bus, which was donated while traveling from place to :30 a.m . to the ch eers of about 800 m onths at sea, the com bat support ship returned hom e at about 9 by Murphy Bus Service of place on the magic bus. w aiting fam ily m em bers. (Photo by Rich Schultz) Tinton Falls, will be on display Lenartowicz said the River a t th e Plaza children are also creating dual a videotape, with the help of c e le b r a ­ students from Middletown High ‘Hom ebuyers’ rob w om an tio n o f th e 2 5 th Continued on page 51

______BY LAUREN )AEGER______to the full finished basement. WANTED There, the resident was bound to a bench- Staff Writer press and gagged with clear, packing tape and olice are searching for two people who was told “she would be killed if she told the held up a Keyport woman inside her police,” according to Wheeler. P home on Gull Way. Afterward, the couple ransacked the house The robbers gained entrance by pretending to and left. be interested homebuyers, police said. The woman is described as about 5 feet 6 The holdup took place around 3:30 p.m. inches tall, 115 pounds, with a thin build, with Saturday. straight, long brown hair and a raspy voice. She The address is an older ranch house tucked has a bump on her nose and wore two earrings in inside the 23-unit condominium complex near each ear. The victim said she looked to be about the senior citizen building on Beers Street. 25 years old. It is being shown for sale by Flo Crawford of The man was described as about 30 years ERA Advantage Realty, Route 35 in Keyport, old, standing about 5 feet 11 inches tall, about who said that the house was originally the only 160 pounds, with straight blonde hair and a mus­ home on the property before the land was sold tache. He wore a dark denim jacket and white and the condos were built. sneakers. It has been on the market since January, and The victim was not discovered until roughly is priced at $139,000. three hours later, at about 6 p.m., when her hus­ According to Detective Sgt. Steve Wheeler, a band arrived home. He freed her from the work­ man and a woman, posing as a couple, rang the bench and dialed 911, Wheeler said. doorbell of the home which was marked “for Because of the alleged threat, the residents sale” by a sign posted outside. The couple was are in hiding, he said. not accompanied by a real estate agent. According to Wheeler, it is not yet known After touring the home with the resident, the what was taken from the house besides a gold River Plaza School second-grader Matt woman who pretended to be interested in buying bracelet, and it is not known what kind of car Feeney puts the finishing touches on the USHttN w re m s the home held out a small, black revolver-type they fled in. Also, Wheeler said, there were no M agic Bus created by the students in m i " ' . handgun. Rosem ary M ilevoi’s class. Continued on page 51 Then, the “interested buyers" led the resident (Photo by Rich Schultz) 2 APRIL 19, 1995, THE INDEPENDENT

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leave. Raymond Lee Troubles began for Lee after he was appointed chief of Keyport police in 1988 settles lawsuit, by a council with a Democratic majority. At the same time, Captain Howard agrees to retire Ruth, who also vied for the position, scored equally on the civil service test. ______BY LAUREN |AEGER______Ruth, however, had veteran status which, under normal circumstances, would have Staff W riter made him the top contender. However, Ruth had taken a 45-day KEYPORT — Former Chief of Police “stress related leave” from the department Raymond Lee, who has been out on dis­ ability due to “work related-stress” since in 1985, and the Democratic council mem­ June of 1993, will never return to work at bers felt that he was ‘psychologically unfit the Keyport Police Department. for the job.” In addition, his pending lawsuit, in Ruth felt that the decision to give the which he planned to sue the borough for job to Lee was unfair, so he filed suit in racial discrimination and harassment, has 1989. In September, 1993, he won his been settled out of court, it was announced case and two months later he was ap­ at the April 4 borough council meeting. pointed chief. Lee, who filed a notice of claim March Lee, meanwhile, who went out on dis­ 29, 1993 and filed the federal suit about ability in June 1993, was demoted to one year later, planned to sue the borough detective sergeant, his former position. Raymond Lee Municipal candidates file for Lee will remain out on paid sick leave for $10 million in damages. “I didn’t want to hide anything,” he November elections. Instead, the borough’s insurance com­ until June 6. said, explaining that he never declined to pany, Scottsdale Insurance, paid Lee “I’m just glad it’s over, and now I want share details of his $10 million lawsuit. “I $135,000 in the out-of-court settlement. to go on with my life,” said Lee, contacted Pages 14 & 15 wish politicians will learn that you just In addition, Lee will formally retire on at home. “I was on the department for 27 can’t treat people differently” June 6. He will^get payment for 71 vaca­ years. You have your good days and your He also said he was grateful for the REGULAR FEATURES tion days — half to be paid upon his bad days, but it was a rewarding career.” retirement, and the remainder will be paid He said he might start his own business voters of Keyport voting John J. Merla out • Calendar Page 32 in January, 1996. and move to Virginia when his younger of office in November, which Lee feels was an indirect form of support for his • Classifieds Page 61 His salary was $58,400. children graduate Keyport High School. From June 2, 1993 until Dec. 20, 1994, Lee is married has two daughters, age case. Merla has always supported Ruth for • Editorials Page 30 Lee was out of work on “work related 27 and 24, and has two sons, 16 and 13. the position of chief. • Letters Page 30 stress” and was paid worker’s compensa­ “I’m only 49 and the police career is “Merla losing the election was worth • D ining Page 52 tion. He is currently out on paid sick over,” he said. $1 million to me,” Lee said. • Obituaries Page 54 • Police Beat Page 55 • Real Estate Page 56 Changes on tap for Tow n Hall • Sports Page 58 • Milestones Page 53 fice are being converted to four rooms, Lt. Eugene Hannafey, president of the Work is necessary including offices for the police chief and Superior Officers Association, said the for new high-tech deputy chief, a reception area for the system was supposed to go on line in chiefs secretary, and a small conference January. police radio system room . He also questioned moving the police Phone numbers: That work has been underway and chief to another area of the building and Editorial BY MARILYN DUFF should be completed next week. said some officers preferred having the 254-7000 Ext. 226 dispatch area on the lower level of the Staff Writer Meanwhile, the Township Committee FAX 254-0486 is holding its workshop meetings in the building. Circulation court room and executive (closed) ses­ Mayor Joan Smith said there had been 254-1755 MIDDLETOWN — The town hall is Display Advertising sions in the administrator’s office. discussions about putting the dispatch area undergoing a series of renovations and The next step will be to move the court downstairs, where the detective division, 972-6740 Ext. 220 small expansion to accommodate a new FAX 254-0256 clerk offices to a new 950-square-foot records, traffic-safety and other police $750,000 police communication system, Classified 1-800-660-4ADS area adjacent to the court room. operations are housed, but the upper level prisoner corridor and other police de­ Classified FAX 432-0016 The present court clerk’s area, which is was preferred because the jail cells are partment improvements. about 950 square feet, will be redesigned located there. The highest priority is the new com­ for use as a municipal conference room, Smith said all the changes were re­ j - BAYSHORE -« munications system, said Administrator mayor’s office and expanded municipal viewed with Police Chief William Fowlie. Joseph Leo. Independent administration area. Powlie could not be reached for com­ The existing system, acquired in 1983, The major work will take place in the ment about the changes. was struck by lightning twice and had Managing E ditor police dispatch area, which will be Dunne said the switch-over to the new problems with “dead spots” and in­ expanded from about 240 to 650 square dispatch system is compiicated. New terference from other stations using the Howard Altschiller feet, according to Dunne. The south side police car radios have already been same frequency. Sports Coordinator of the building will be pushed out to pro­ installed. Officers will also use new hand The new system, a high-band digital Lindsey Siede vide additional space. radios. Executive Editor system, was recommended by a com­ Architect’s plans for this area still have munications task force. Gregory Bean to be completed. Publisher Assistant Administrator Ed Dunne said Improvements will include a new in­ F O R T H E RECORD the entire project should be completed by Kevin W ittman terior corridor to take prisoners from jail the end of June. The renovation work is cells directly into the court room, a better being done by township workers and will jail surveillance system, and separate Due to the A Greater Media Newspaper cost about $50,000. quarters for female officers. The new cor­ Independent's Monday © The changes, agreed to after months of ridor and improved surveillance system pres&teadline, cover­ E 9 I V VERIFIED discussion, include switching around three are mandated by the state. ■ m AUDIT CIRCULATION age of the school board main areas, the police chief and deputy The changes will give the officer in The Middletown Independent is published chief offices, the court clerk offices, and elections will be in the Wednesday by the Greater Monmouth charge more room and provide more pri­ Publishing Co., Edgeboro Road, East the municipal conference room and vacy for the dispatch area. April 26 edition. Brunswick N.J. 08816. First-class mail sub­ mayor’s office. Not everyone, however, is happy with scription available at $72 for 26 weeks, 40 The conference room and mayor’s of­ cents a copy. the speed of the improvements. 4 APRIL 19,1995, THE INDEPENDENT

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basketball and sand volleyball courts. need clarification of who it would serve things all the time. Park foes organize Plans include parking for 600 vehicles. and what the alternatives are,” she said. This particular plan needs a “very About 50 percent of the 121-acre site A citizens committee, including large” site which is removed from resi­ against softball known as Sunnyside Recreation Area Middletown and northern Monmouth dential areas, Handlin said. fields, facilities would be developed. The property is also County residents, was scheduled to start Jim Truncer, director of the county commonly referred to as the Neuberger meeting this week to review the plans, park system, said previously there is a BY MARILYN DUFF______tract after its former owners. The county Handlin said, and to continue meeting as growing demand for adult ballfields, and acquired the land in 1990 after long as necessary. the pentaplex was designed to meet that Staff W riter Middletown fought off an affordable “Everything is really on the table need and give relief to local facilities. The housing project at the site. here,” she said. Sunnyside project was to be first of four MIDDLETOWN — Opponents of a The county is presently straightening Ultimately the proposal would have to or five such facilities throughout the coun­ proposed regional sports complex off the section of Middletown-Lincroft Road be approved by the freeholders. Middletown-Lincroft Road have strong that runs through the site and realigning The cost estimate for the preliminary ty- Truncer said the tract was selected support from Freeholder Amy Handlin. Sunnyside Road northward to provide plans is about $8 million. because it has existing infrastructure, In a telephone interview Thursday, more usable space on the west side. Asked if the freeholders had reviewed including roads and sewer lines, and is in Handlin said in her personal opinion the Handlin said there is a “real question” the preliminary plans, Handlin said they proposal is “out-of-proportion to the size of whether such a facility is needed. “We had, but that they see plans for all kinds of a heavily populated area. o f the site.” Handlin lives about three miles from the Sunnyside tract. 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Opponents — who have set up a Sunnyside Steering Committee including 2x4 #2 ‘3.20 ‘4.17 ‘4.60 ‘5.97 ‘7.47 ‘8.88 ■9.86 local residents Jim Hinckley, Richard Oleson, Gary Hagestad, Bob Gibney, 2x6 #2 ‘4.72 ‘6.00 ‘7.20 ‘8.89 ‘10.56 ‘11.88 >13.20 Diane Sweeney, Bill Warters and Dick ' W inter — are concerned about traffic, 2x8 #2 ‘6.40 ‘7.93 ‘9.84 ‘10.74 ‘14.61 ‘16.44 ■19.87 noise, litter and the overall impact the pro­ x #2 ‘7.80 ‘9.67 ‘14.60 ‘20.06 ■22.94‘26.70 ’29.66 posed fields and facilities would have on 2 10 surrounding residential neighborhoods. 2x12 #2 ‘12.16 ‘12.80‘21.12 ‘19.88 ■24.64■33.66 ‘37.40 Preliminary plans developed by the Monmouth County Park System include a 4x4 #2 ‘6.19 ‘9.20 ‘10.88 ‘11.58 ‘14.93 ‘19.68 five-field adult softball complex on the west side of the road, plus a variety of ath­ Installation Tip: Lumber is a beautiful, natural material. And it's letic facilities on the east side, including renewable. 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fic demands. The estimated cost of the Holland Stretch between Broberg said the current road width Road project, according to Broberg, was Laurel, Takolusa varies between 22 and 25 feet and that the put at $1.75 million. new roadway would be 28 feet. The pro­ Mayor Henry Ferris stressed, however, needs widening ject would also be designed to make that the township would not be paying a Holland Avenue a 30 miles-per-hour road­ majority of the $1.75 million for the pro­ HOLMDEL — The Township way. ject, and that most of the funding will Committee listened to preliminary plans A county bridge on Holland Road, come from grants and from developers April 10 for the widening and improving according to Broberg, would be replaced who agreed to make road improvements of a one-mile stretch of Holland Road. with Monmouth County funds. when they applied for applications to Edward Broberg, the township’s en­ The improved roadway was not de­ build in the township. gineer, said the one mile section of signed at 35 miles per hour because “W e’re currently developing the plans Holland Road between Laurel Avenue and Broberg said there would have been con­ for these projects so that we can eventual­ Takolusa Drive is too narrow and needs to siderable environmental impact. ly go to a developer and tell them what be widened to accommodate current traf­ Alternative funding we’re going to do and how much they are

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Bruno, who has been with the district High School, and for 38 years, said he had been wrestling with the decision, but decided it was just Middle Road time. Plus there are “other paths I want to travel,” he said. bosses leaving Bruno was principal of Cove Road School before transferring two years ago ______BY MARILYN DUFF______to Middle Road School. (jdebraW ^ru ( T e I l ( Asked about the spurt of retirements, Staff W riter Board of Education President Teri Morosco said the three retiring principals HAZLET — Ralph Guadagno, prin­ “have been institutions in Hazlet.” They cipal of Raritan High School, and have been here long enough, she noted, to Anthony Bruno, principal of Middle Road 13th A"1" raise “a whole generation of Hazlet chil­ School, will both retire at the end of the dren.” school year, bringing to three the number Their longevity in the district is also a of retiring principals. good sign, Morosco said, indicating that Austin Sherman, principal of Lillian “when people come into Hazlet, they Drive School, previously announced his don’t want to leave.” intention to retire. S a l e ! The board will start the replacement The district, which has eight schools, is process soon, beginning with public fo­ also losing it superintendent, Michael rums to get input from school parents, fol­ Cleffi, to retirement this year. A new lowed by interviews by the present princi­ superintendent may be appointed next New Jersey’s pals and superintendent, she said. week by the new school board. Guadagno has been at Raritan High “It will be time consuming,” Morosco said, but she hopes the board will be able School for 31 years, since two years after the school opened. He began as a teacher to make appointments by July 1. L a r g e s t in 1964, was promoted to assistant princi­ The public forums, similar to what was pal in 1969, and to principal in 1978. conducted last year when the board hired “It’s time for me (to retire),” a new principal at Beers Street Middle M anufacturer Guadagno said recently when asked about School, will probably take place in early his decision. He had already made up is M ay. mind it would be this year or next year. Morosco said some of the retirements He had a knee replacement two years were expected and some were not. An of Q uality ago, and his children have been encourag­ incentive may be possible state changes ing him to retire. affecting retirement benefits, she said. O u t d o o r

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sick days officers could accumulate Jan. 1, HOLMDEL — The Township Committee received some good news March Mayor says plan and which, if they were accrued to re­ 10, when its members learned that the Telegraph Hill Road pump station could tirement, would push 11 officers over a possibly be replaced for $360,000. holds the line on 150-day cap that would go into effect Jan. Earlier estimates put the dollar amount at $1.5 million. township spending 2. The township wanted the cap to go into Mayor Henry Ferris said the original pump station, which was built in the effect at the start of 1996. Mayor Joan Smith estimated those 1960s, was not designed to handle the water and sewer capacity of today’s res­ ______BY MARILYN DUFF______extra days would cost the township about idential growth. Staff W riter $37,000 based on current salaries, but “We really have no choice but to upgrade the facility,” said Ferris. Committeeman Patrick Parkinson said it Edward Broberg, the township’s engineer, said smaller pumps would be in­ MIDDLETOWN — The Township would cost a lot more. stalled into the new facility to improve the station’s performance and also save Committee last week unanimously adopted In a statement about the 1995 budget, m oney. its 1995 budget after approving amend­ Mayor Smith said operational expenses ments that decreased the total package by The diesel generator at the current facility will also be transferred to the Road have been kept at the same level or $368,000 to $39,482,675. reduced for the fourth straight year. Department facility on Crawfords Corner Road to be used as a backup generator. The municipal portion of the 1995 Keeping the budget well-under a state- Broberg said service would not be interrupted during the construction of the property tax will be 52.3 cents per $100 of imposed cap, Smith said, was the result of new pumping station and that he hoped the facility could be completed by the assessed valuation, up 2.6 cents from last several initiatives: spring of 1996. year. This translates into a municipal tax of • Using zero-based budgeting, which Broberg also said the original $1.5 million figure to upgrade the facility was $523 for each $100,000 of assessed valua­ was initiated by Township Administrator tion. lowered to $360,000 because after further investigation il was concluded that Joseph Leo two years ago and is a year- The municipal tax makes up about 21 much of the pumping station’s original structure was found to be solid. Broberg round process. percent of the local tax dollar, the county said basically the township will only have to replace the mechanical parts in the • Efficiencies achieved through new tax, another 21 percent, and the school tax facility. data processing equipment. the remaining 58 percent, based on last • Creating interlocal service agreements Ferris said, besides serving numerous housing developments in the area, the year’s breakdown. with neighboring communities. That was pumping station also serves Bayshore Community Hospital. The few questions at the April 10 hear­ the key to Middletown receiving $100,000 “If the school district decides to expand the Indian Hill School, then the cur­ ing on the budget amendments related to in extra state discretionary aid this year, rent pumping station also won’t have the capacity to accommodate the en­ the police contract dispute. A large contin­ said Financial Director Robert Roth. largement,” added Ferris. gent of police was present waiting for the Interlocal revenue should continue to committee to take action on a 1993-95 Deputy Mayor Gary Aumiller said the Township Committee has authorized grow, said Smith, since Middletown is a police salary ordinance. Broberg to work on the final engineering plans for the improved pumping station forerunner in this area and its expertise is Activist Cathy Sullivan questioned why “very helpful to neighboring towns.” and then the township will go out to bid on the project. committee members should receive med­ • Improving tax collection and main­ — Kevin Friedlander ical benefits when they are only part-time taining an AA bond rating. em ployees Roth said the AA rating which Mid­ In response to Sullivan, Committee- dletown has had since 1989, “lets the woman Rosemarie Peters said, “It’s just township borrow cheaper” and over 20 another form of compensation.” Com­ years will save taxpayers several hundred The “l\la Hassle” mittee members, Peters noted, receive thousand dollars. $4,000 per year, have not had a raise in 12 • Identifying other government pro­ years, and “are the lowest paid of all towns grams that can be held, like the federal ou r size.” Cops Ahead program. 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It’s a hard science but it’s experiencing grief due to the death of a loved one. It is also offered to Hawaii in Manoa, also on a full scholarship, science. where she plans to earn her Ph.D. in those who care about friends who are grieving. Focusing on various Shortly after the cruise, Kreidler became aspects of the grieving process, the lecture series w ill assist the oceanography. an intern at the NJ Marine Science In addition to her studies, the college has Consortium at Sandy Hook, and took class­ bereaved in understanding how to cope w ith grief, and how to develop hired her for 20 hours a week for nine es at Brookdale in Marine biology, skills and motivations necessary to turn their mourning into cherished months, to be a research assistant. 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FREE STORAGE PICK-UP call 264-6169 in Hazlet & 972-6662 in Manalapan “(There has) never been an arbitrator’s We Will Store Your Furs Regardless Of Where Fur Was Originally Purchased! agreement overturned when confirmed by ALL REPAIRS & REM ODELS DONE ON PREM ISES«ON PREM ISE STORAGE VAULT«NO NOTICE REQUIRED K)RPICK-UPS~1 a superior court judge,” Morrell said. But the lengthy appeal process — uuiuoiuiciye | | We Honor Most \ which Morrell said will probably take a Cold Storage 11 Cold Storage "j [~ FREE ‘ ' 1 STORAGE & 1 1 year — is likely to continue straining re­ 11 Cleaning Special 11 ' Competitor’s ; lations between the two sides. $30.M CLEANING Buy A New Fur Or Leather & Meanwhile, the two sides will have to Pre Paid +Tax 11 $70.®° 11 Prices For Storage \ Reg. $32.50+Tax Receive 1 Storage return to the bargaining table in August to Pre Paid +Tax SAVE $2-50 I | Reg. $32.50+Tax 11 not vAL^o^m OTHEpfoFFERs 11 & Cleaning I begin negotiating a successor contract to L^J^CWPO^EXPjRKW31/95J LWl7Wj^PO^|XPjR^TO1/95J L^J^<^O^f£J^WES7«1«5J | _ | the 1993-95 agreement. The committee once again tabled a Cold Fur Storgae Protects And Preserves The Life And Beauty Of Your Furs. Cleaning Is Necessary Every Two Years To 1996 companion salary ordinance, which Remove The Dirt And Grime, And Restore The Lustre And Softness To Your Fur. All major credit cards accepted. would have extended the 1993-95 contract to 1997 and ended its appeal of the three- year award. But Smith indicated the com­ mittee’s door remains open to attempt to find agreement. The 1996 agreement, reached in February and heralded by both sides, fell apart soon afterward because of a dispute over the start-up date of a 150-cap on accrued days. The agreement included 2 percent salary increases in January and July of 1996, plus the 150-day cap. Department Stores Discount Bedding Chains Smith noted the committee was pre­ 'Highest prices on brand name bedding Guaranteed Lowest Prices on A LI. SutimntUx Advertised Brands pared to accept “the higher percentage •Free delivery only on selected items increases in the first three years (1993­ 'Highest delivery charges FREE Immediate Delivery on 1.V1 p u rc h a se 95)” because of the cap. FREE set-up of new bedding & removal of old bedding on AS)' purchase The committee wanted the cap to go ■Extra charge for bedframes FREE bedframe with the purchase of i.V) mattress set into effect at the beginning of 1996, but At \Vall's...)\m dun V have to wait all dux with our Express Delivers Service used a Jan. 2 date, which enables pa­ for delivery •High pressure commission sales pet SO pressure. SO commissioned sales people. It's a friendly place to shop & save trolmen to accumulate an extra 15 sick days Jan. 1. •Salesclerks •Notorious for bait & switch tactics TOTAL CiSTOMFR SATISFACTIOS ...Personal!' Guaranteed b\ the Owner Smith has said that, regardless of the Jan. 2 date, both sides were clear that the cap was to go into effect at the beginning Our Entire of the year or Jan. 1. Smith contends PBA Stock Of Attorney Fred Klatsky altered the effective Day Beds date by adding an example to the contract. Morrell and PBA Vice President Value Ronald McClelland have a totally different Priced view of what happened to the tentative From agreem ent. “The township reneged,” Morrell said. $199 McClelland said in a letter to the Complete with mattress Independent that the example Klatsky added did not change the terms of the con­ tract. W hat really occurred is that the com­ Our Entire mittee made a mistake in using the Jan. 2 Stock Of Our Entire Stock Of date, which it took from a 1992 contract Futons with members of the Blue Collar Union, Wood And Metal McClelland said. Value Bunkbeds That agreement reads: “... Employees Our Entire Stock Of Priced Value Priced who had accrued more than 150 sick days Computer Work Stations From as of January 2, 1992 are ‘capped’ at the From number accrued as of that date, if higher Value Priced From $169* than 150.” Complete with Authorized techline. Dealer... -Assemblyrequired The committee sought the cap through­ mattress and slip cover Complete with 2 mattresses out the 1993-94 negotiations. Smith, in a prepared April 10 state­ BACK COMFORT" ment, said the “cap is critically important Twin Ea. Pc. $59 because it addresses the unfunded liability Full Ea. Pc $109 of $3 million existing at present resulting Queen I Pc Set $269 from the existence of no cap whatsoever King 3 Pc. Set $369 on the accumulation of sick days.” Smith said no other government agency at the state or higher level and no other GLENROSE township employee union “enjoys an unlimited accumulation of sick days for reimbursement at retirement.” Police officers hired after 1991 can only receive 65 percent reimbursement for accrued days, a provision that was to be dropped in the tentative four-year agree­ ment. Other officers receive 100 percent reimbursement at the current salary rate. Officers also must have served more than 20 years to qualify for any reim­ bursement. That restriction was added in 1981, according to the arbitrator’s Nov. 18 opinion. 1 4 APRIL 19, 1995, THE INDEPENDENT A b erd een D ivided G O P w ill battle in p r i m a r y Eight Republicans are vying for seats Four Dem s aim ing BY LAUREN JAEGER Staff Writer to oust Republicans

ight Republican candidates looking because “I wanted to make some for four four-year terms on the Newcomers say changes and to be able to have a more Township Council will fight it out direct input.” He also wants the council Ein a primary in June. Aberdeen is in to be approachable. “There seems to he Henry Esposito (R) Under the ticket of “Regular Repub­ a lot of arrogance right now.” He served Michael Ginsberg (R) licans,” incumbent councilman John need of change in the U.S. Navy as an operation spe­ Polito, 113 Warren Drive, is running with ABERDEEN — Four newcomers cialist and air-traffic controller, and is Richard M. Goldberg (R)* Fred Tagliarini, 19 Faith Lane; Ronald have filed to run for the four seats on the employed as an investment counselor Wendell G. Gumbs (D) Mirante, 521 Line Road; and Henry Aberdeen Township Council on the specializing in retirement accounts. He Nicholas Minutolo (D) Democratic ticket. (Butch) Esposito, 381 Line Road. is a longtime member of St. Marks Ronald Mirante (R) The Democratic candidates are Owen AME Zion Church, and a member of the Under the banner of “The ‘Real’ Ab­ Drapkin, 9 Deerfield Lane: Vincent Concerned Citizens of Aberdeen. John R Polito (R)* erdeen Republicans” are incumbents Vinci, 18 Washington Ave., Wendell Vinci, a resident for 57 years, was a ; Wayne H. Smith (R)* Deputy Mayor Richard Goldberg, 82 Gumbs, 263 County Road; and Nicholas police officer in the township for more Fred Tagliarini (R) Cliffwood Ave. and Councilman Wayne Minutolo, 266 Gloucester Court. than 25 years. He was a New Jersey Smith, 2 Third St., along with Michael Drapkin, 42, is married with three PBA delegate from 1965 to 1979, and a Vincent Vinci (D) Ginsberg, 22 Donna Place, and Mark children and owns a printing company traffic safety officer for about 16 years. Mark E. Zelina (R) Zelina, 371 Line Road. in Linden. He is trustee and manager for He is a lifetime member and past trea­ ’ denotes incumbent The announcement of candidates fol­ New Jersey Printing Pressmen. Assis­ surer of the Aberdeen Township Hose tants & Offset, Union, local union No. and Chemical Company, a member of lows a tumultuous chain of events within president and CEO of Henway Con­ 31, and is involved with negotiations. St. Joseph Parish and the Knights of the Republican Party. struction Company in Aberdeen, which He is trustee of Temple Beth Ahm, and Columbus, and a former manager for On March 20, the Aberdeen Township is president of the sitcom investor’s PAL youth baseball. has, over the years, donated time and ser­ Republican Committee endorsed Polito, club, which meets in Matawan. Drapkin Minutolo, a resident since 1979, is a vices to the community free of charge. He Mirante, Zelina and Tom Perry. Goldberg, said he is running because “I just don’t vice president of a major pharmaceutical is president of the Matawan-Aberdeen who expressed an interest to run again, did like the direction the town s going with wholesaler. He is a member of the Babe Ruth League and a five-year mem­ not get an endorsement. the current mayor and councilmen.” National Wholesale Drug Organization. ber of the board of directors. He is the co­ Councilman John Mackay, whose term Gumbs, 30, is president of Upscale National Association of Professional founder of the Aberdeen Matawan Youth is about to expire, has chosen not to run International, a concert promotions com­ Sales Managers; Westchester Garden Athletic Association. again. pany He is a former member of ihe State and Long Island Pharmaccuiical “This is not my career,” Polito said. Monmouth County Young Democrats. Associations; and is a member of St. Smith had initially indicated that he “I’m doing it for the residents, not to He is married and the father of a 4-year- Jo sep h ’s Parish. would not seek re-election. However, eventually become senator. When other old daughter. Drapkin said he will run — Lauren Jaeger when Goldberg was not endorsed by the guys have visions of grandeur, they lose committee, Smith decided to run for re­ focus of the people that supported them.” election, in order to show his support of representative of the people.” and trustee and coach of Pop W arner “I made commitments and I stand for G oldberg. “The one time he did step forward and F ootball. what I believe in,” he said. “I don’t want to be political.” In addition, Zelina dropped out of the claim credit for ‘voting my conscience’ Tagliarini, married with three children, endorsed group to join sides with Gold­ was to create and fill the position of is an advertising account executive with Goldberg, 33, is vice president of the berg and Smith. Ginsberg decided to join deputy town manager, a decision which is the Staten Island Advance. He has been Association of Food Industries, Matawan. Goldberg, Smith and Zelina. detrimental to both the community and the involved with the Pack 66 cub scouts for He is finishing his first term on the coun­ Meanwhile, Perry dropped out alto­ party .” many years. He served four years on the cil, having served two of those years as deputy mayor. He is a trustee of the gether. Goldberg, in response to Rizkalla’s board of directors of the Matawan- Aberdeen Babe Ruth Baseball league. Monmouth County Detention Center, The two vacancies left by the depar­ allegations, said, “If you look back on my president-elect of the Matawan-Aberdeen tures on Polito’s ticket were filled by record as far as trying to obtain money for Mirante, married and the father of two Chamber of Commerce, a past Planning Tagliarini and Esposito. beach restoration, standing up against hate children, is director of materials manage­ Board member and of the water commit­ speech, and other items — you can look ment for a health care company. He is a R. Sami Rizkalla; chairman of the tee, and is currently a member of the down the list. My record can stand on its member of the board of commissioners of Aberdeen Township Republican Com­ senior citizen housing committee. He is own. I will not be dictated to by the chair­ the Aberdeen Township Municipal Utility mittee, said in an official press release, the founder of the Aberdeen Business man. The people elected me, not the chair­ Authority. He is president of the Aberdeen “Richard Goldberg was not selected by C ouncil. the Aberdeen Township Republican m an.” Matawan Youth Athletic Association Smith has been a high school teacher Committee due to his disappointing public Polito, married and the father of two (girls’ softball). He is former treasurer of for 25 years. He earned his master’s de­ record as a follower, not a leader. He has children, is a project manager for Dean the Aberdeen Republican club, and is a gree from Montclair State, and is a li­ been a consistent shadow and echo to the Witter. He is a Planning Board member, coach for Huskies indoor soccer. censes New Jersey builder. He was ap­ agenda of a singular interest, rather than a and a former soccer coach, baseball coach Esposito, married with four children, is pointed in 1994 to fill an unexpired term, and was elected in November. Ginsberg, 37, has a master’s degree in public accounting and finance from Hazlet G O Ps vs. Dem s Rutgers University, New Brunswick, and works as vice president of finance for HAZLET — Repub­ Road, is seeking her sec­ seeking their first elective Food King Inc., Union. He is the vice lican incumbents Marilyn ond three-year term on the office. chairman of the Zoning Board. “He’s Colas and Don Malloy will five-member panel. The committee has someone who has been asked to run for a seek re-election this fall to Malloy, 4 Jane Place, is been all Republican for while and has great qualifications,” two seats on the Township seeking his first three-year several years. Goldberg said. C om m ittee. elective term. The four candidates Zelina, 35, is a licensed engineer and They are being opposed Malloy was appointed will run unopposed in their planner for French and Parrello As­ Colas . . by Democrats Peter Doyle, last year to a vacancy and parties’ June 6 primaries sociates, Holmdel. He is chairman of the of 9 Appleton Drive, and then elected to a one-year Peter Doyle (D) and then face off in the Zoning Board, and former president of the Chris Leonessa, 8 unexpired term in E. Chris Leonessa (D) general election in Wyndham Place Condominium Beech wood Court. N ovem ber. Don Malloy (R)* N ovem ber. Association. He is also a past Pop Warner Colas, 252 Middle Doyle and Leonessa are ‘ denotes incumbent______coach. "M 'CV * V '-V * j “ '*yC\ P \ 'W P THE INDdPENDENT, APRIL 19, 1995 1 5 M id d le t o w n Ferris, Giannone Three newcom ers face lone Dem foe

in com m ittee race 1993 to fill a seat vacated by Malcolm Campaign's top Gropper and he won a one-year term in issues are zoning, November 1994. Giannone defeated Mayor Joan Smith W ood’s daughter, Christina Wood, to recreation space claim his seat on the committee. Wood, 51, of Cherry Hill Road and a is lone incumbent HOLMDEL — Incumbent systems engineer for AT&T, is a peren­ Republicans, Mayor Henry Ferris and nial candidate for the Township BY MARILYN DUFF Township Committee member Robert Committee. Last November, Wood was Giannone, will compete with Staff Write* soundly defeated by current Deputy Democratic candidate Walter W. Wood Mayor Gary Aumiller — 2,520-979. MIDDLETOWN - The incumbent this November for seats on the Wood could not be reached for com­ mayor and three newcomers will vie for Township Committee. two seats on the Township Committee this Ferris, Giannone and Wood will m ent. Ferris, a local veterinarian, said he is fall. Probably for the first time, the major­ compete for two, three-year seats. seeking re-election to complete unfin­ ity of the contenders are women. Jacquelin?D. Bartley (D) Ferris, 46, will seek his second term ished business on the committee which All four will run unopposed in the June Rick Brodsky (R) on the Township Committee and 6 Republican and Democratic primaries. Sharon H. Shaffery (D) Giannone his first full term. will benefit the residents of Holmdel. The Republican candidates are in­ Ferris cited zoning and recreation issues Joan A. Smith (R)* Giannone, 47, a money broker, was cumbent Mayor Joan Smith, 307 appointed to the committee in December Continued on page 31 Leonardville Road, who is seeking her *denotes incumbent second three-year term, and newcomer police Capt. Joseph Shaffery, decided to Rick Brodsky, 32, of 139 Monmouth Ave. run earlier this year after attending GOP Committeeman Joseph Oxley, Township Committee meetings at which whose first term is also up this year, is police protested their lack of a contract. Shuey, Shea vie running for sheriff and is therefore not Before accepting the invitation to run on seeking re-election to the committee. the Democratic ticket, she had planned to The Democratic candidates are run as an independent. Jacqueline D. Bartley, 25, of 18 Shawn She feels strongly that a second-party for m ayoral post Court, and Sharon H. Shaffery, 23, of 64 voice is needed on the presently all­ Harvard St., for the Democratic primary. Republican committee, she said. Smith said she decided in the begin­ A graduate of Seton Hall University MATAWAN — Robert Shuey, 36 ning of the year to seek a second term. and M iddletown High School South, Broad St., will seek a third, four-year Brodsky, an attorney with Cassidy, Shaffery is director of marketing for Data mayoral term at the polls this November. Foss and San Filippo, Red Bank, said he Network Solutions in Red Bank. Competing against the Republican is interested in seeing that the township Bartley is a law clerk with Rodino & mayor will be long-time rival and former “runs as smoothly and efficiently as possi­ Rodino, East Hanover, and is scheduled to councilman James Shea, 282 Middlesex b le.” receive her law degree from Seton Hall Road, a Democrat. A five-year resident, Brodsky is a University in June. A graduate of Also looking to retain council seats are Republican county committeeman in Middletown High School North, she has a incumbents Bea Duffy, of Ravine Drive, District 29 in Navesink and an associate bachelors degree from Boston College and and Dr. Joe Wallace, of Edgewater Drive, member of the Navesink Hook and a masters degree from New York both Republicans. Duffy, the director of Ladder volunteer fire company. University. the Monmouth County Department of He and his wife, Hope, who is also an “I’m very excited about the fact that Economic Development, served from James E. Shea (D) attorney, have a three-year-old son and are they are so enthusiastic and bright,” said 1983 until 1986, and took a break from Robert W. Shuey (R)* expecting a second child in June. Democratic Chairwoman Marilyn the council before deciding to run again Shaffrey, the daughter of Middletown Maguire about her party’s candidates. three years ago. W allace, a dentist, is Borough Council completing his first, three-year term. (2 three-year terms) The Democratic contenders for council Beatrice M. Duffy (R)* seats are Jim Flakker, 22, a computer Keyport battle loom s operator and manager, 277 Middlesex James Flakker (D) Road, and Mike Kidzus, 81, an Michael F. Kidzus (D) KEYPORT — Councilmen Wade Pedersen and Sons. He is a volunteer optometrist, 23 Ravine Drive. Joseph S. Wallace (R)* Flakker ran and lost for a seat on the Pedersen, 228 Main St., and Daniel member of the Liberty Hose Fire ‘denotes incumbent Nicholl, 125 Osborn St., both Democrats, C om pany. council last year. Kidzus, a current mem­ ber of the Matawan-Aberdeen Regional financial analyst for a hospital and a filed to run for re-election when their Nicholl, 29, was appointed to the coun­ Board of Education, is also a former bor­ photo-journalist for the U.S Army at Fort terms expire in November. Vying for the cil in January to fill the unexpired term of ough council member. Dix, 78th division. He is a volunteer fire­ seats will be Republicans Robert Burlew, Kevin Graham. Married with two daugh­ Shuey said he is running for several man for the M.E. Haley Hose Co. 64 Chandler Ave., and Charles Raftery, 3 ters, Nicholl is a lineman for the Jersey reasons. First, he wants to see a settlement “In a Democratic society, it is impor­ W. Third St. Central Power and Light Company. He is of a recent lawsuit with charges of racism tant to have different points of view,” Pedersen, 41, will be completing his a volunteer member of the Liberty Hose filed by Detective Sgt. James Alston Shea said. “I’m interested in the citizens first three-year term. A lifelong resident, Fire Company. against the Matawan Police Department. o f M ataw an .” he is married and has a daughter. A gradu­ Burlew, 41, is a union contractor. He is “I am annoyed that the community is Shea is married and the father of two ate of Keyport High School, he is married with a stepson and also has four made to look like a racist town,” he said. sons. employed by the family business, Hans children from a previous marriage. “I don’t like what it’s done to Matawan’s Kidzus, currently serving on the Burlew ran and lost in November’s elec­ reputation. This is a nice town and we are Matawan-Aberdeen Board of Education, tion. one big family. This is one person, a dis­ said he does not see any reason why he Raftery, 36, is married and has a gruntled employee.” should not run for the borough council. daughter. He works as a plumber for ‘The lawsuit has annoyed me and fired “When 1 got elected as a board mem­ Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital. “John me up,” he said. ber, I couldn’t run for council,” he said. Merla came to me and asked me to run. Shuey, 52, a painting contractor, also “But why is a Freeholder allowed to have He said I would make a good candidate. wants to see the downtown business sec­ two elected jobs? W hat’s the difference? I I’m very interested in the town,” said the tion revitalized with the help of a part­ want to challenge the law.” first-time candidate. Raftery, a veteran of time employee hired to apply for grants. “I like challenges,” he stressed. Desert Storm, was a one-term commander Currently, the borough is accepting ap­ Kidzus said that he does not want to for VFW Post #42-47 in Keyport. As a plications for the newly-formed position. see the Broad Street Community Center member of the navy reserve, Raftery is in Shea, 57, served on the borough coun­ become a borough hall because it “doesn’t cil for 12 years. For most of that time, he look like a borough hall,” and because he the P-3 squadron and does a lot of drug Daniel E. Nicholl (D)* was a Republican. In 1993, he ran and lost feels it would cost several million dollars intervention work with the Coast Guard. a bid for re-election when he ran as a to move the borough’s offices to it. Wade J. Pedersen (D)* He is a volunteer for the Keyport Fire Democrat. Last year, he lost in a borough “Things are going bad,” he said. “This C om pany. Charles Raftery (R) council bid. town is going to the dogs.” •denotes incumbent______— Lauren Jaeger Shea is a public relations specialist and — Lauren Jaeger i 6 APRIL 19,11995, T^E^NDEPygbENT Matawan-Aberdeen Outstanding teachers given ‘H usky’

BY LAUREN JAEGER she said. “I keep them loving learning.” Staff Writer First awards cerem ony honors She said she is a Sunday school teacher and enjoys working he first Husky Awards, honoring six for excellence in teaching at community festi­ excellence in teaching, were given vals and helping out to six outstanding teachers in the youth groups. assist her in the morning to get software a former pupil. TM atawan-Aberdeen Regional School programs ready for the first-period class­ “I have to say District on April 10. To keep her memory of her former stu­ es, and assist her with the first and second that I was chosen dents fresh, McGeehan has kept a file on The keynote speakers for the formal grade pupils in the afternoon. from among the all of her classes, and keeps their cards ceremony were Dr. Robert Boose, exec­ finest teachers any­ Strathmore Elementary School: and letters. utive director of the New Jersey School where,” she said. Boards Association and Dennis Testa, The Husky Award for the Strathmore Matawan Avenue Middle School: “This school is very Elementary School went to Dorothy president of the New Jersey Education Nadine Greenspan won the Husky for friendly and warm Mahoney. Certificates of excellence went Association. the Matawan Avenue Middle School. A and you can’t help to Catherine Jost but do your best.” The awards were handed out by Carl certificate of excellence went to Suzanne a n d J o a n n Sozomenu is mar­ Anne Sozomenu Kosmyna, Matawan Regional Teachers D eRosa. Terracciano. ried with two sons. Association president, Pattie Mattem, the Greenspan, a 1976 graduate of vice-president, and Mike Kidzus of the Mahoney began Matawan Regional High, teaches seventh Matawan Regional High School: teaching in 1964, Board of Education. and eighth grade vocal music, general Joan Soderlund, the art teacher, won and 10.years later Each winning teacher was presented music to the seventh grades, and chorus to the Husky. Certificates of excellence went she arrived at the with a bronze statue of a Husky dog (the 115 kids. to Stephen Hutnik and John Masiello. Matawan Aberdeen high school’s nickname) and $100 to be “I thought this was a very nice award School district. She also teaches keyboard to the eighth spent in the classroom. grade elective students, where they leam to receive,” Soderlund said. “It repre­ She has taught Betty Rebarick, director of elementary to play piano. She is married to David and sented the entire school. The nominating third, fourth and education/special programs, and who they have a 2-year old son. came from colleagues, the winners were fifth grades. In coordinated all of the PTO and PTA fund­ selected by colleagues, and most of the addition to teach­ “I teach music history, from Bach to raising, said about 350 people attended Dorothy Mahoney funding was paid for by the parents of the ing, she is active in rock,” said the 15-year teacher. She has the event. also been the director for the Matawan- children in the community.” her church and Aberdeen Summer Theater, for 20 years. “The women are mothers and many Cliffwood Elementary School: helping homeless kids and single mothers. have other things to do,” she said. “But Phyllis Wilson received the Husky She started a food bank in the school three In addition, she is a member of the they’re involved in the PTA and PTO, and award for the Cliffwood Elementary years ago. school district’s cri­ I really appreciate their efforts. These are School. Certificates of excellence went to “I love the kids,” she said. “Every day sis response team, which has a group the people who got the job done, and Virginia Grinnell and Mary Jane is a different day and the kids are delight­ of teachers trained maybe they should have gotten the flow­ L ojew ski. ful. Nine- and 10-year-olds have a keen to help the children ers.” Wilson began sense of humor, and are independent during extremely Soderlund has been teaching in the dis­ teaching fifth grade enough to work on their own but still need stressful or unex­ trict for 30 years, but taught in guidance. in 1970 in Paterson. v , ) pected situations. Woodbridge two years before arriving to One year later, she ‘The best part of this is seeing my for­ Also, she is a M ataw an. arrived to the mer students go through high school,” she community service “It’s challenging, surprising and some­ Matawan-Aberdeen said. “Not a month goes by where there’s coordinator, and times overwhelming,” she said. “It’s never Regional District, no contact with a former student.” helps out at the been boring for a minute.” where she continues Lloyd Road Elementary School: Cliffside Boarding to teach. Currently, One of the nicer aspects of the job, she Martha McGeehan won the Husky Home, for the aged she is teaching in ■ said, is “the kids stay in touch. Some are Award for the Lloyd Road Elementary and disabled, and the computer labs at now 45 years old.” School. Certificates also for Manna Cliffwood four days She also seems of excellence went House, both in Cliffwood Beach. a week, and teaches to run into her for­ to Barbara Bucci once a week at Phyllis Wilson Greenspan will accompany her stu­ mer students a lot in and Judi Wandres. dents when they chose to audition for pro­ Ravine Drive. the most unexpected McGeehan grams outside of school. “I enjoy working with children, and it places, such as in began teaching in gives me great pleasure to help people,” “I have always found teaching to be Italy and New York 1965 at Myrtle she said. “I consider myself an enthusi­ stimulating, challenging and rewarding,” City. Many have Beach, South Greenspan said. “This is a profession astic person and a motivator. I feel I have made a career in art. Carolina, and came which has immediate and long-term feed­ the ability to put students and adults at “I have these to Matawan the fol­ back. Nothing is more rewarding than to ease, so they feel comfortable in my students 10 periods lowing year. She have a student ‘thank you’ or tell you that classes.” a week, some for has been teaching you made a difference in their lives. Wilson, who taught reading in the dis­ three years,” Soder­ first grade for 30 Martha “These emotional perks are what it’s trict from 1989 until 1995, just learned lund said. Joan Soderlund years. McGeehan all about,” she said. “The Husky award is computers a few years ago. She has got­ As part of the “I love it,” she icing on the cake.” ten so advanced, not only does she teach service to the community, Soderlund said. “I love the age. I have a really broad She said that the $100 will go toward the children computers, but gives a 10- helps the students decorate the windows base on how these children think. I really defraying costs for a new CD player for week course for teachers in the district with paintings in downtown Matawan dur­ know six-year-olds.” her classroom, since they just have a called “Learn Your Way Around a ing the holiday season. • turntable that takes vinyl records at the Computer Lab.” Also, in 1990, she began a French stu­ Also, she helps design the public infor­ dent exchange program in the school, present time. The first session, just completed, had mation literature for the central office. which greets about 40 13-year-old stu­ Ravine Drive Elementary School: 23 teachers enrolled, and 17 have already dents from Dijon, France, every other Every year, Soderlund’s seniors work signed up for the second session, to begin Anne Sozomenu is a first-grade year. together on a joint project done to enhance on April 27. teacher, now teaching for her 14th year in the school building. This year, they are “We are now preparing for 1996,” the district. She taught previously in She runs an after-school computer pro­ painting a 12-by-12 foot mural to hang McGeehan said. “So far, we have not Brooklyn for seven years. gram for students in the first through sixth outside the building. taken the children from here to France. grades. On Friday afternoons, she has She said she was surprised to leam that Some families have asked if it was a pos­ “It’s based on the images of the family seventh grade students volunteer to help she won the Husky. “I think I pace myself sibility, but nothing has been formalized. to the children’s needs. I set high expecta­ of man,” she said. run the labs. On Thursday afternoons, (( seventh grade student Frank Slater helps tions, and when I see them meet a goal, I She is also working with her students out, but she is seeking other volunteers. Her grown-up 6-year-olds have sent set it higher.” on Project Respect to help build respect in Also, she noted, students at Ravine Drive her cards of thanks over the years, but so “I see them meeting challenges. I know the students in school, and advertise kind­ Elementary and the Cliffwood Schools far, she has not had a son or a daughter of the children and what they’re capable of,” ness. THE INDEPENDENT, APRIL 19,1995 1 7

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MIDDLETOWN — The Nut Swamp Elementary School Parent Teacher Association (PTA) will compete this June in Orlando, Fla., for the right to call itself the best PTA in the country. The Nut Swamp PTA was recently named the best PTA in New Jersey and now its members will compete for the cov­ eted Children’s Advocate Award, a prize sponsored by the national PTA and the makers of World Book Encyclopedias. Nut Swamp PTA President Debby Glackin said the group’s members are thrilled to be named best in the state. 1 Winning the national award would be the ultimate reinforcement of the group’s hard w ork.

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The awards place award in the same category. Professionally & Discretely Exh au st were presented at the statewide associa­ Greater Media Newspapers photogra­ Handled at both Locations TRUSTED SERVICE tion’s annual spring convention April 7 at pher Rich Schultz was a big winner in the ♦ CERTIFIED GEMOLOGISTS ♦ the Hilton Inn in East Brunswick. competition, bringing home five awards S I N C E 1 9 7 0 Lauren Jaeger of the Independent w on for photos. Schultz, who shoots pho­ a first-place award in the interpretive writ­ tographs for all of the chain’s weekly ing category for her story on Aberdeen’s newspapers, won three awards in the sports CEGLIA cleanup and the history of Cliffwood action category ;— an honorable mention, FREEHOLD • 462-0136 Beach. Jaeger covers Matawan, Aberdeen second place and first place. He also won a and Keyport for the Independent. third-place award in the general news cat­ TRANSMISSION Kevin Friedlander, who reports for both egory and a second-place award in the por­ th e North Brunswick Sentinel and the trait category. RED RANK • 741-5800 UNION BCH 264-6590 Independent, won a first place in the Gregory Bean, executive editor for Robert Kelly Award category, a category Greater Media Newspapers, said he was which honors reporters with less than a extremely pleased with the awards. year’s experience. 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S t e a k | safety anticipated W e s t e r n M u n i c ip a l Line Dancing N i g h t I C o u r t 7:30 * 9:30 BY KEVIN FRIEDLANDER district that it must evacuate classrooms for awiaam iyyqBm aaaas Real Estate code violations that also exist in buildings all Staff Writer over the state — particularly in urban, minority districts — then this might become Reasonable Fees MIDDLETOWN — As the Board of a racial issue. 14 Years Experience Education waits for the state Department of “Perhaps they are looking at this from FREE INITIAL Education to issue its report on the condi­ the standpoint, ‘If we tell Middletown to tion of the township’s schools, its members I S t a r t i n g CONSULTATION close classrooms, then people may ask why can’t help speculating on the report’s con­ have we not been doing this in urban OPEN 7 DAYS • BREAKFAST, LUNCH & DINNER 300 HWY. 34 tent. ABERDEEN 566-1110E schools,”’ said Stokes. Some think the report will conclude that Stokes admitted that he had no idea what l11ft8B8Sf* 264-7477 JL the buildings are in such a terrible state that the state report will conclude, but he thought the district will be forced to evacuate many it will list many building code violations. i Brown Lawn Got Your Down? classrooms. “Still, what is a code violation?” said Others think the report will just list a Stokes. “If we have a 50-year-old school i,‘ Tired of Moving Those Hoses Around? number of building code violations that with a ceiling that is a little too (low) — and must be fixed to meet today’s standards, but poses no threat to anybody — then we know that they pose no serious threat to the chil­ that already. The report will do us little good. Call: DE MARCO & SON dren’s and staff’s safety. “But, if the state is withholding a report The one thing the board members can with serious health and safety violations, m e - Sprinkler Systems, Inc. agree upon is that they want the report soon % then they will be first on my list of people to •Trenchless Installations • Residential • Service and that there should not have been a hold­ sue for not telling us about those problems up in its release. • Commercial • Maintenance • Industrial as soon as possible,” added Stokes. Back in March, state school officials • Start-up • Fully Insured • Winterizing Board member Sweeney also had no idea conducted inspections in the district to gath­ what the report will conclude. Sweeney also er information on the condition of the dis­ has no clear idea why the report has been I OHO insuSL8 K ates H iu ite r trict’s schools. . withheld. Earlier in the year, the public was told by “I think the report wasn’t issued be­ certain board members, including outgoing cause of the grave problems with the build­ e board President Karen Fenton, that some of ings,” said Sweeney. “It must be pretty bad the schools were in such a grave state, that if the state has told us that the report has to the problems were hazardous to the health be hand-delivered to the superintendent. R a / n ^ B / h d RICHDEL and safety of staff and students. “The state education commissioner COMPLETE AUTOMATIC That comment caused board member even had to review the report,” added 739-2327 Thomas Stokes to call for an inspection of UNDERGROUND LAWN SPRINKLERS Ask for Jerry Sweeney. ‘They may be afraid of the ram­ the schools in order to identify the problems ifications of this report.” and whether the facts supported Fenton's Sweeney said if the state forces the dis­ claims. Schools Superintendent Peter trict to evacuate a number of classrooms Merluzzi then invited officials from the for code violations, then the state would be state Department of Education to inspect forced to tell all schools districts to evacu­ the schools. That inspection took place in ate classrooms with similar code viola­ ^ i i i , i ^ M i i M arch. tions. The board was told it would receive the ‘There are facility problems all over the state’s report by the end of March, but its state, and this report could have a ripple members still have not received it. That has effect,” said Sweeney. “Maybe they are f S j w NEW RUBY PALACE led some board members, including Fenton, trying to reword the final report.” to claim the report has been held-up for Fenton said last week that the state may local political reasons or that the state is be withholding the report until after the concerned that the report’s content may school elections, because the board will GOURMET DINNER have ramifications on other districts in the undergo tremendous change. Fenton said state. the new board may be more sympathetic to DINNER FOR 2 *23 95 The report, according to board member the state’s concerns. Diane Sweeney, should be issued in the next INCLUDES: Stokes said that claim is ridiculous.' couple of weeks. “Give me a break,” Stokes said. “Some Stokes said Monday he had one possible Exotic Drinks or Cocktails of my colleagues on the board just don’t reason for the report’s delay. Stokes said if *House Special Soup get it. 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T e e t h I fo r se rvin g state C l e a n i n g I I BY MARILYN DUFF I Staff W riter MIDDLETOWN — For Ellis S. Vieser, l the founder and longtime president of the It’s easy with “Gentle Dentistry”! I N.J. Alliance for Action, 1995 has been a • prevention ‘ cosmetic I n c l u d e s : year of rewards. • restorative • convenient hours • Com plete E xam l In March, Vieser, 72, was awarded the • open 6 days & evenings too! • X - R a y s I Alexander Hamilton Economic De­ • 24 hr. emergency service • C onsultation velopment Governor’s Award, one of 13 Expires 5/31/95 I awards to Garden State residents for out­ Regular Value: $185 Exam $41, standing accomplishments. (908) 219-8900 X-Rays $81, Cleaning $63, l • N e w P a t i e n t s O n ly^ *• i>N e e w rP a a t t i i e e n ti s s Ou n n i ly^ y “I'm very pleased and proud that I was selected,” said Vieser, of 62 Normandy C ourt. Robert Korwin, d m d ., pa Vieser is no newcomer to state gov­ AND ASSOCIATES ernment, having served in advisory posi­ Union Square Mall • 500 Rt. 35 • Middletown • (Above Ethan Allen) tions under four governors, always with a goal of improving and investing in the state’s infrastructure system, to keep the E llis S . V ieser wheels of the economy churning. For Moms On The Run! Seventeen years ago, during Gov. equipment financing and leasing com­ Brendan T. Byrne’s administration, he panies, for his contributions to improving helped create the Governor’s Cabinet and the nation’s infrastructure. Citizens Committee on Permit Co­ CIT/IF, headquartered in Livingston, is ordination and continues to serve as chair­ an operating unit of the CIT Group man. He was appointed by Gov. James J. Holdings Inc., a $16 billion company of 1 5 % O F F Florio to the Employment Security the Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank and Chemical All In-Stock LlfESTRIDE Council, which makes sure there is suffi­ Banking Corporation, two of the world’s TREADMILLS cient money in the state unemployment largest U.S. financing institutions. Expires 5-20-95 compensation fund. j. Price *359“ And in May, Vieser will receive an hon­ A L E P R I C E In a letter notifying Vieser of the 1995 orary doctor of science degree from the 3 1 4 95 governor’s award, which was presented New Jersey Institute of Technology, Expires 5-20-95 March 28 in New Brunswick, Gov. Newark, also in recognition of his con­ Christine Todd Whitman commended tributions to infrastructure development in Vieser and the Alliance for improving the New Jersey. state’s economy and quality of life by In a recent interview, Vieser talked “leading the effort to eliminate bureaucrat­ about his accomplishments and how it all ic roadblocks and red tape,” and providing began. He also said he will retire in business and government “a reliable infor­ January as head of the Alliance, letting mation source on infrastructure issues.” “new blood take over.” That was his first reward. The roots of the Alliance for Action This month, he was named the 41st sprouted 21 years. It was 1974, and Vieser recipient of the “Rebuilding America” EXERCISE EQUIPM ENT • SALES & SERVICE had been appointed to a Capital Needs award from the CIT Group/Industrial Fi­ Commission by Gov. William T. Cahill. 1604 Hwy. 35S 2145 Hwy. 35, Oakhurst Holmdel nancing, one of the country’s largest 908-663-1600 800-553-4863 908-739-4004 Continued on next page

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Also, Bayshore Regional Sewerage Authority Today’s due to the high unemployment at the time plant in Union Beach came from the (about 12 -percent), the state unemploy­ Wastewater Trust. Weigh ment compensation fund was exhausted Vieser, who has chaired the fund for THE MODERN WEIGHT MANAGEMENT,^SERVICE™ and the state had to borrow $600 million seven of its eight years, said it functions M odify ing Fat in Recipes from the federal government. similar to the New Jersey Turnpike Au­ Experiment with these low-fat substitutes to cut ‘That was the backdrop that put in thority and authorities such as BRSA can Grocery .shopping ties you up and the fat content in your favorite recipes. motion” that creation of the non-profit and borrow 50 percent of the going interest tires you out. Why not delegate it High-Fat Ingredient Low-Fat Substitute non-partisan Alliance, which is headquar­ rate. to us...a service you can rely on. W h o le e g g s Two egg whites for each whole egg tered in Edison. A major goal right now is to bring in­ We'll do your shopping and we'll (for part o f the egg ingredients) or dustry together with government and en­ deliver your groceries to you! use an egg substitute At the time, Vieser, who had settled in Sour cream Non-fat or low-fat plain yogurt, Middletown in 1960, was executive direc­ vironmental organizations to get dredging National Shopping Service Corporation pureed cottage cheese with lemon tor of the Concrete Pipe Association. of New Jersey’s ports back on track. Middletown, N«w Jersey juice, or non-fat sour cream Ricotta cheese Non-fat ricotta cheese or a mixture Before that, he worked in the concrete and Delays are threatening 180,000 jobs, said Call now for free, brochure! o f half part-skim ricotta cheese and construction businesses. Vieser, delays resulting from increased half non-fat/low-fat cottage cheese regulation. What has happened, he said, is (908) 957-9680 Heavy cream S k im m ilk The original 35 organizations that that testing procedures have gone from Whipped cream Well-chilled, whipped evaporated formed the Alliance represented con­ skim m ilk parts per billion to parts per trillion. tractors and engineers, but as it grew, it Whole milk Skim, evaporated skim, or 1% milk While Vieser has occasionally been at Which Mutual Funds Mayonnaise Reduced-fat mayonnaise or a involved major corporations, academia, mixture o f half pureed low-fat or financial institutions, and government odds with environmental organizations Should You Own? non-fat cottage cheese and half plain agencies at the local, county and state such as Clean Ocean Action and the non-fat yogurt High-fat Cheeses Non-fat cheeses, cheeses with five or level, some 500 organizations representing American Littoral Society, both headquar­ Take advantage of our 56 fewer grams o f fat per ounce, or about one million people, Vieser said. tered on Sandy Hook, he defies “anybody yogurt cheese to say I’m not concerned about the envi­ years of investm ent Cream Cheese Non-fat or low-fat cream cheese, “No other group in the United States at ronm ent.” experience. pureed non-fat cottage cheese or the state level does what we do,” said yogurt cheese We offer F R E E sem inars V ieser. In fact, he credits the Alliance’s work, Ice Cream Ice milk, fat-free frozen dessert, non­ especially in providing funding for waste­ & consultation. fat or low-fat frozen yogurt, frozen They don’t lobby,” he said; instead they fruit juice bars, sorbet or fruit ice water treatment plant improvements, with C all Today. are called upon for opinion on public poli­ FREE IN TRO DUCTO RY VISIT. making the real difference. A sk For D ennis W ilson, A.E. cy. “I don’t think it’s me; it’s the concept CALL TODAY. that’s correct,” said Vieser. Since its founding, the trust has pro­ 8 TINDALL ROAD vided over $1 billion in loans for projects Tripp & Co., Inc. Vieser said he has been asked to go to MIDDLETOWN in more than 200 communities. The state Washington, D.C., and set up a similar SewiM f /?Kve4to*& Since 193% Wastewater Treatment Trust Act requires 615-0400 nationwide organization. But, “it wouldn’t 8 Tindall Road • Middletown the Department of Environmental work on a national level,” he said. Protection to develop a project priority list 671-8399 Other Today’s Weigh Centers: Vieser and the Alliance were instru­ for funding by the trust, based on existing 800-272-8303 Westfield 654-7820 mental in the creation of the state’s water quality conditions and anticipated i i s l : Woodbridge 634-3500 Transportation Trust Fund; Vieser also impacts on water uses. The 1996 priority serves on state and federal transportation list ranks 311 projects totaling $3 billion. boards. “I love people and enjoy helping peo­ KATHLEEN EILEEN ROGER At the local level, the Alliance was ple,” said Vieser, who calls wife of 51 credited by Monmouth County Freeholder years, Dorothy, his best friend. They have TURNER ATKINS REES Director Harry Larrison Jr. with interven­ two sons — one an environmental engi­ ing with federal bureaucracy to get the $10 neer — and two grandchildren. million Pews Creek/Compton’s Creek Locally, he served for 10 years on the bridge replacement project in Middletown Middletown Safety Council and cam­ moving. That long-awaited project is slat­ paigned successfully, following a tragic ed to go out to bid this spring. accident on Route 35, for the present con­ Vieser and the Alliance were also prime crete barrier that divides the north and movers in the establishment of the New southbound lanes. “Stay Alive on 35” was Jersey Wastewater Treatment Trust Fund, the campaign message, he recalled.

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P 2276(exp SOUL D ESIR A B LE ambition, and sprinkling of versation, dining, day trips, 5/10)______enjoys movies, sports, dining MATE theater and much more. with same qualities and likes. 5/17)______Attractive, affectionate DWF, humor. Simm er slowly for LOOKING out, beach, N/S, N/D, seeks SWF, youthful 47, 5*1 V , excellent results. 0 2268 P2191(exp5/10)______FOR MAGIC P2330(exp5/24)______SWF, 26-33, with similar MAN ON A M ISSION attractive, fun-loving vegetar­ seeks DWM, 45+, who’s con­ siderate, caring, has sense of fexp5/17)______NOT JU ST Slim, attractive lady, 40s, SW EET interests, for friendship/possi­ SWM, mature, 26, hard­ ian into metaphysics, holistic 5'5”, who's a caring, sharing, humor, and anticipates an RESCUE ME! A PRETTY AD Attractive, financially secure ble relationship. Broward/S. working, honest, seeks SWF, healing, truth, would like to DWJF, petite, attractive, romantic, mystic lover. 24-30, N/S, down-to-earth, LTR . I’m the person you’re DWF, 44, needs TLC. Last SWPM, 40, seeks full-fig­ Palm Beach County. P2297 meet SM, N/S, preferably tall hazel-eyed blonde, young Seeking outgoing, sponta­ ured. N/S, SWPF, 25-35, for (exp5/24)______career-minded, sense of and good-looking, with simi­ waiting for. P2282(exp5/17) few months have been the 50, is warm, bright, fun. neous DM, 40s-50s, with romance, adventure, week­ EAST BROWARD! humor, for relationship. lar interests. 02314(exp NO MORE LONELINESS pits. Seeking caring, sensi­ sense of humor and zest for tive, secure and fun DM, N/S, Please be upbeat, reliable, end getaways, laughter, Monmouth County. P 2 2 7 7 5/24)______Widowed WF, 46, 5’5”, medi- ood-hearted, personable, life. P2202(exp5/10)______Mature C.P.A. invites Marilyn to lift my spirits. 02270(exp movies, music, beaches and Monroe angel for jazz, art (exp5/17) ______NO . um figure, curly hair, brown ?ame and fortune optional. LONG 5/17)______LTR. P2332(exp5/24) fests, seafood. Blues Br­ GOING MOBILE PINOCCHIOS eyes, loves outdoors, P2217(exp5/10)______BLONDE HAIR FUN & ROMANCE SWM, 38, seeks adventurous SWF, 22, 5’4", 130lbs. enjoys LET’S 37 year-old. I08lbs, 5’4'\ others, James Bond, Mickey movies, beach, walks, dining DANCE SHALOM, I NEED SHM, 28, 5'11 ”, 195lbs, pioneer woman desiring the dancing, live bands and out­ A REA L MAN blonde/hazel, sincere, loves Mouse, fleas, thrifts, football, out. Seeking non-balding, Attractive DWF, 32, 5’7”, seeks attractive SH/WF, N/S, self-reliant lifestyle, for future door activities. Seeking hon­ financially/emotionally secure Young-looking 50s, attrac­ water sports, the beach, din­ auto events, quiet times. relocation westward out of 125lbs, dark blonde/hazel, N/Drugs. for fun, movies, Age/zaftig/smoker unimpor­ est and happy SWM, 22-29. gentleman. 6’+. P2283(exp tive, educated D JPF, seeks ners, rides, reading. No walks on beach, possible NJ rat race. P2254(exp N/S. 0 2 3 1 7 (exp5/24) enjoys club dancing, beach, games. Prefer blond hair, tant! P2298(exp 5/24) 5/17) good conversation. Seeking compatible, attractive, edu­ LTR. P2333(exp5/24) 5/17) cated, intelligent, mature, blue eyes, but not as impor­ attractive S/DWM, 27-37, romantic, fit, well-built, vigor­ tant as truthfulness. P 2 2 12 CONSERVATIVE YET N/S, with good sense of ous DJPM, financially (exp5/10) ADVENTUROUS humor and similar interests. FINDING THE LOVE OF YOUR secure, to share love, life, SWPM, 29, enjoys outdoor P2271(exp5/17)______PERSONALITY PLUS fun, and traveiS. P2204(exp activities, biking, canoeing, WIDOWED DWF, 5'2”, pretty, enjoys din­ golfing, dining out, day/week­ LIFE THROUGH HYPNOSIS 5/10)______ing, dancing, music, quiet WF, YOUNG 70 end trips, trying new things. • Attract That "Special Som eone" A FAIR MAIDEN evenings at home. 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I f you’re going to be staying in more fast-paced fun the fair offers the area this Saturday, we juggling, an experimental, mini strongly recommend stopping hot-air balloon launch, bluegrass by the Earth’s Well Fair being held music and Chinese dancers. at Poricy Park in Middletown. For the kids there w ill be a pup­ The fair, a celebration of both pet show, songs, an egg-drop chal­ the 25th anniversary of Earth Day lenge, a bubble fest and clowns. and the silver jubilee of Poricy A crime lab, where children can Park, w ill be packed with top- try to solve mysteries, w ill be open notch entertainment for the young all afternoon. and young at heart. Did we mention that admission Best of all, admission is free. is free? Those seeking entertainment In years past, the Earth’s Well with educational value can explore Fair has been held at Middletown and afford. what life was like in Colonial times High School North. But this year, RHS B ooster C lub We can stop this error in judgment by at the Farmhouse. There w ill be officials wanted to showcase demanding that our property be used for event a success something more suitable to our area. quilt-making demonstrations at Poricy Park, which Neil Martinez of the Poricy Park Citizen’s The executive board of the Raritan Please write to your Board of Chosen Albert’s Annex. The Nature Center High School (RHS) Booster Club would Freeholders to voice your views. w ill be packed with Earth Day Committee calls, “ a gem in our like to thank the volunteers who gave their ' EILEEN SCOLES exhibits. A fossil hunt w ill also community.” time and energy to make the fourth annual M iddletown leave from the Nature Center. The fair runs from noon to 6 Hazlet Basketball Invitational a rousing p.m. Hope to see you there. success. For those looking for a little A very special thank you goes out to C om plex plan Bob Dubina, tournament director, and Rita and Buddy Roesner, coordinators. needs revision Also to be thanked is the Hazlet Township On Monday, April 10, an important Board of Education, Hazlet Dunkin meeting concerning the county’s proposed Donuts, Hazlet Manhattan Bagels and the development of a regional sports complex Hazlet Youth Athletic League. on the Sunnyside/Nuberger tract took The RHS Booster Club supports our place. The taxpaying citizenry of children who participate in school athlet­ Middletown have now become increas­ man last December. It’s been two months, PTA thankful for ics. We truly appreciate those who help us ingly concerned as a result of the most and hey, nary a word about its success. to succeed in reaching our goals. recent meeting which raised many impor­ Guess the informants will wait for the craft show success RARITAN HfGH SCHOOL tant questions. The project, in its present reward to go up so they can scam more of BOOSTER CLUB form, will have a significant impact on the The Keyport Central School PTA the taxpayers’ money from Aberdeen resi­ Hazlet property values of the homes which are sponsored its first spring craft show on dents. within one half mile of the site. Imagine March 18. The show was a great success G ERA RD TRABALKA — lighting from 70-foot towers, public due in part to the business owners here in W oodbridge Sports com plex address systems, parking for over 200 cars Keyport. The PTA would like to thank and buses — all this within a quarter mile them for their very generous donations. w ould hurt land of my home! And what of the traffic? The following businesses contributed This letter is of importance to anyone Middletown Lincroft Road is already a door prizes: Keyport Fishery, Enchanted who travels Middletown-Lincroft Road. heavily traveled road. How can it support Florist, Cherry Blossom Bake Shop, Ye B usiness ow ner The stretch of road with beauty and increased traffic which will, undoubtedly, Cottage Inn, Lazars Shoes, Decorator history called Sunnyside (formerly the find its way through nearby developments Fabrics, Frenchy’s Meat Market, Sacks, says thank you Neuberger Estate), is in jeopardy. This such as Brasch Farms, Green Meadows The Luncheonette, Irish Tinker, Keyport To all my good and faithful customers piece of land has been selected as a viable and others? Pizza, Scotto’s Pizza, The Chicken Coup, from the former Downes Pontiac in site for a sports complex. The complex is I am familiar with the purchase of this Cappacino Bay. Matawan: I would like to thank all of you to include five softball fields complete tract and realize it was purchased for It made us all feel great that we could for your good business over the years, and with 20 (70-foot) lights and loudspeakers, recreation use, but surely not for a project work together as a community, and our to express my appreciation to everyone bleachers, three soccer fields, four volley­ of this magnitude. On top of it all, for a hope is that the people in town and the who came and put their faith in us to prop­ ball courts, batting cages, three basketball facility that our children will not be per­ surrounding towns will go into Keyport erly and honestly repair their car. Our goal courts, seven tennis courts and parking for mitted to use. and support the shops. Thank you all was to give you the best service we possi­ 600 cars. I am not opposed to the development again. Your generosity is deeply appreci­ bly could; I hope you feel we did. As This complex is not to be open to the of a park similar to the Thompson or ated. times change to a more sophisticated IRENE A. MULLAN general public because it would be owned Holmdel parks — an area which can be operation, and small dealerships are by the county and would be used for fee- utilized by all county residents. If the tax­ Keyport Central School PTA forced to close, we sometimes lose that paid regional games. The fee would payers of Monmouth County have to pay Supportive Keyport Resident personal touch. I guess this is the price we doubtfully be enough to keep the complex for yet another project, then we have must pay for progress. I hope not! maintained and the complex itself could every right to demand a facility which we But now is the time to move on with cost up to $8 million. This cost will be can enjoy and one which will not affect my automotive career. New and exciting passed on to the taxpayers of Monmouth the values of our homes. opportunities are before me, which I will S till w aitin g to C ounty. I urge you to convince your fellow let you know about in the future. But, I My concern is not for the cost; if it freeholders to revise this project now be­ wanted you to know how much y o u r see som e results were a worthwhile project, I would be in fore any further work is completed. Our friendship has meant to me over the years, favor. This complex absolutely does not community is much too beautiful to de­ I would like to take the time to com­ which I hope will not end. belong in a rural setting such as Middle­ face with such a project. mend the Aberdeen Township Council Thanks again and God bless! town-Lincroft Road. It would totally and crack police force on the success of PETER J. DEFOTO GARY J. COOPER change the atmosphere that the people in Brasch Farms its implementation of a reward for infor­ Aberdeen mation on the death of St. Claire Water- the area have worked so hard to maintain M iddletow n THE INDEPENDENT, APRIL 19. 1995 3 1 Ferris, Giannone face lone Dem foe C r a f t s

Continued from page 15 “I grew up and played ball in Brooklyn,” said Giannone. “I still find it as prevalent to the township at this time. hard to believe that in Holmdel, with all Remember, We are Open If re-elected, Ferris said he will try to this space, we’re having problems finding continue to work with the school system recreation space. o n S u n d a y s to share services such as recreation fields. “In other communities, where the aver­ “I would have to credit Norm Toback age incomes are not nearly as high, they 1 5 /o Discount on Wednesdays and Dr. Susan LeGlise for the great rela­ have state of the art recreation facilities,” tionship and open dialogue between the added Giannone. for Seniors committee and the schools,” said Ferris. Ferris and Giannone also said there “We have to work with the schools on the O pen 10 am - 5 pm ; Frid ay’s 10 am - 6 pm will be a continued commitment on their recreation issue, because with the amount behalf to keep residential and commercial S u n d a y s 1 1 a m - 4 p m ; Closed M ondays of people coming into the township, there housing to a minimum. are not enough recreation facilities. Last year, Wood campaigned on the “We don’t want to get to the point S top in fo r "Everything premise that Holmdel needed two-party where we have to turn kids away from government and that he was well qualified G reat G ift ideas F o r Y ou r youth leagues, just because there are not to serve as the minority voice on the com­ Country Home" enough fields,” added Ferris. f o r M o m m ittee. Giannone also said the township The Township Committee is currently should be committed to providing ade­ all-Republican. quate recreation space. 908-888-9291 7E Front Street, Keyport, NJ Letters Your Secretary Deserves To Be In The Spotlight For More Letter full of false ‘facts’ Than Just One Day tf

I am writing in response to Brian Cas­ employees in the district. They are close sidy’s letter in last week’s Independent. to being the lowest paid among many dis­ Mr. Cassidy, you made a few mistakes. tricts in the county. s Mistake 1 — Mr. Lachiewicz’s daugh­ They are dedicated professionals who ter is a wonderfully dedicated teacher in work for the good of the students, admin­ the Matawan-Aberdeen school district. istration, district and community. A great S e c r e t a r y His wife, as you stated, has never worked majority of the support staff also live in for the district. the Matawan-Aberdeen area, and their children have attended or still attend our Mistake 2 — The clerical employees schools. They are certainly aware of the of the district signed a contract two years taxes. This district can’t be so bad since ago, not last year as you stated. That con­ we have to turn people away who live in tract ends on June 30. The increase (each the surrounding towns and try to register year was less than 6 percent; therefore, the their children in the Matawan-Aberdeen increase could not average 6 percent, as district. you stated) you mention is not an “across Last, but certainly not least, school the board raise,” and certainly, not a board members who may have a relative “huge salary increase” for support staff working for the district do not vote to employees. The increase is on the total “line their relatives’” pockets as you stat­ salary amount for the whole support staff. ed. Those board members abstain when a This is then divided (not evenly) through­ vote comes up that might affect those out the support staffs’ salary columns and em ployees. steps. Perhaps, Mr. Cassidy, in your haste to promote your candidates, you neglected to check your facts. The support staff (office managers, in­ So, Spaghetti W estern w ill give them formation specialists, secretaries, office ETHEL STANGER assistants, instructional assistants, book­ President keepers, library clerks and hall aides) of MARSD Support Staff Star Treatm ent this district are among the lowest paid 1LGWU-PACE all week long! APRIL 24-28 Morton P. Kramer Take Your S ecretary Attorney at Law To Lunch and receive 82 Bethany Road in Hazlet 5 0 % O FF General practice with their meal! emphasis on: • Real Estate • Workers Compensation • Personal Injury • Municipal Court • Wills JL Estates PASTA STEAKHOU5E C a l l • Landlord/Tenant 1872 HW Y. 35, M IDDLETOW N, NJ 0 7748 ( 9 0 8 ) 6 71-274 7 • Tax Appeals 908-888-4700 ■"Employer must accompany secretary(s) to ruich & present their business card for offer to apply. 3 2 APRIL 19, 1995, THE INDEPENDENT

CLUBS HEALTH Today • The National Association of Retired Today Federal Employees, Chapter 411, will meet • Dr. M. Miczak of Manalapan will at 1 p.m. at the VFW Hall, Bond Street, teach how to keep track of blood pressure Asbury Park. 431-5264. and cholesterol at home, from 7:30-9:30 • SYNERGY, singles in community p.m., at Brookdale Community College, service, will meet at 7 p.m. at the Lincroft. To register, call 224-2280. Eatontown Public Library, 47 Broad St., Eatontown. 741-3330. Thursday • QUEST, singles discussion group, • CentraState Medical Center’s meets weekly at 8 p.m., First Unitarian Health Awareness Center, Freehold Church, 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft. Guest speaker Cheryl Glover will discuss Raceway Mall, Freehold Township, is “Empowering the Future.” Cost is $5 for offering audiology screenings from 8-11 members; $10 for non-members. 747-0707. a.m. Fee is $8. 294-0011. • CentraState Medical Center, Route Thursday 537, Freehold Township, is holding a • Middletown Newcomers Club open blood drive from 6-9 p.m. 842-5750. house coffee meeting, 8 p.m. Call 495-4620 for location. • The Monmouth County Writers FO R K ID S Group will hold a fiction-writing workshop with published author Ellen Currie, 12:30­ 4:30 p.m., Eastern Branch of the Monmouth Friday, Saturday and Sunday County Library, Shrewsbury. 872-1749 or • The Secret Garden will be presented 706-0463. at 8 p.m. on Friday; 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. on FAIR WINNERS — First-place winners in the Monmouth County Park Saturday; 3 p.m. on Sunday by Phoenix System’s 1994 Fair contest are (left to right) Joanna Fehlauer of Productions at the Count Basie Theatre, Freehold; Beth Kantor of Aberdeen; and Gia Castellano of Colts Neck. FUND RAISERS Red Bank. 747-0014. Fair Chairwoman Nancy Hampton is also pictured. ■ The Wizard of Oz will be presented Saturday by RTG Productions at 8 p.m. on Friday; 3 The Ladies Auxiliary of NJBMA will p.m. and 0 p.m. on Saturday and at 3 p.m. Church of St. John ihe Devine, N.Y. the Garden State Arts Center, Reception ' lold a thrift shop from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at and 7 p.m. bn Sunday, Strand Theatre, Tickets are $33, and include transporta- Center, Holmdel. Tickets are $29 and in­ 18 Burlington Ave., Leonardo. 291-0878. "ourth and Clifton avenues, Lakewood. ion and admission. Bus leaves from St. clude dinner. 495-4518. Tickets cost $18 and $15, with discounts Agnes Church, 103 Center Avenue, Monday Saturday for children under 12, senior citizens and Atlantic Highlands, at 4:30 p.m. 291-8246. 'The Keyport Kiwanis Club is holding • Southard Grange will hold a garden groups of 10 or more. 219-0081. its annual chicken fry from noon to 8 p.m. at Friday party from 7-9 p.m. in the Grange Hall, Ye Cottage Inn, Front Street, Xeyport. • “ Velocity Girl, ’ a power pop group Route 9, Howell. Saturdays through April 30 Tickets $7. 388-9625. formed in the late ‘80s, will be in concert ® itorytim e and , St. Clement Church Altar-Rosary, • St. Benedict School, Holmdel, is hold- at Amandla Theatre, 321 West Farm Tickets are $10. 571-3586. Route 79, Matawan, will sponsor an art ng a Walk-A-Thon from 8 am. to noon at St. Road, Howell. Cost is $5 and includes show and auction, starting at 1 p.m. in the John Vianney High School’s track, Line desserts and oeverages. 938-4133. parish center. Admission $5. 566-4379. Road, Holmdel. 264-5578. Sunday • “ Jazz! The American Classic” will be performed by Jeff Jerolamon and Tuesday • Students in the fashion coordina­ LECTURES Friends at 2 p.m. at the Monmouth Library tion class at Brookdale Community Poricy Park, Oak Hill Headquarters, 125 Symmes Drive, College, Lincroft, will present their annual Road, Middletown, Manalapan. will be celebrating Today “Fashion Show” at noon in the College its Silver Jubilee from noon • "Discovering Your Life’s Mission,” Commons. Free. 224-2553. to 6 p.m., April 22, as part 7:30 p.m., Middletown Township Public c z > of the activities taking place Library, 55 New Monmouth Road. Free. PARK EVENTS during Middletown's fourth 671-3700. THEATER annual Earth's Well Fair and Earth Day. The festivities Sunday Saturday H • The world of Sholom Aleichem will • The Monmouth County Park Today will include quilting demonstrations, fossil be the topic of a free breakfast lecture at System is holding a “Pop and Tot April • Mooi Street Moves will be performed 9:30 a.m. at Temple Shalom, 5 Ayrmont Escapade” from 10-11 a.m. at the at 7:30 p.m., Performing Arts Center, — hunts, hay rides, campfire Lane, Aberdeen. 566-2621. Dorbrook Activity Center, Route 537, Colts Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. sing-a-longs, pony rides, Neck. 842-4000. Admission is $5 and $3 for Brookdale stu­ face painting and much Tuesday • The Monmouth County Park dents and staff. 224-2788. more. Admission and park­ System has planned a bus trip to the • “Spring and Romance: Dramatic ing are free. Philadelphia Zoo. The bus will leave Today through Sunday QQ Readings to Classical Music,” 7:30 p.m., Thompson Park, Newman Springs Road, • The Heidi Chronicles, by Wendy Mooi Street Moves Middletown Township Public Library, 55 Lincroft, at 8 a.m. and will return around 5 Wasserstein, is being performed in the will be performed New Monmouth Road. Free. 671-3700. p.m. Cost $14 includes transportation Philip J. Levin Theater of Rutgers Arts at 7:30 p.m., today, only. 842-4000. Center, George Street at Route 18, New ✓at Brookdale Community Brunswick. Performance times are 8 p.m. College, Lincroft, in the MUSIC Sunday on Wednesday through Saturday, and 2 Performing Arts Center. • The Monmouth County Park p.m. on Sunday. 932-7511. Admission is $5, and $3 for System will hold “Gardener’s Day” from 10 Brookdale students and Today and Next Wednesday a.m. to 5 p.m. at Deep Cut Gardens and Today through April 30 OSstaff. For information, call • The Heart of New Jersey Chorus Tatum Park, Red Hill Road, Middletown. • Off-Key, a romantic musical, will be 224-2788. meets every Wednesday from 7:30-10:30 Admission is free. 842-4000. erformed at the George Street p.m. at the Robertsville Elementary Playhouse, New Brunswick, at 8 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday evenings, and Mama Mia, What a School, Marlboro. Free vocal lessons and at 2 and 7 p.m. on Sundays; 2 p.m. mati­ Wake at Uncle voice testing. 367-8170. SPECIAL EVENTS • The Liberty Oak Chorus of Sweet nee on Saturday and no 7 p.m. perfor­ Louie's Memorial mance on April 23 and 30. Tickets cost ✓Seivice, will be performed Adelines, sponsored by Freehold CD Thursday $18-$30. 846-0825. by Murder On Cue Mystery Township, meets every Wednesday from 7:30-10 p.m. at the Public Safety Building, • Central Jersey Ski Club kick-off Company, at 8:30 p.m. on Stillswells Corner Road, Freehold dance, 8 p.m., Don Quixote Inn, 762 Saturday Saturday, at the Magnolia Township. No experience necessary. 536­ Highway 34, Matawan. Tickets available • Mama Mia, What a Wake at Uncle Inn, 227 Freneau Ave., 4747. at door. Cost is $8. Louie’s Memorial Service, will be per­ Matawan. Cost is $47, and formed by Murder On Cue Mystery includes dinner. For infor­ Today Friday Company, at 8:30 p.m. at the Magnolia mation, call 583-9200 and • The Benedictine Health Foundation • The Thorne Middle School PTA will Inn, 227 Freneau Ave., Matawan. 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Then, it's just a matter of plug­ ging in your televisions, VCR, tuner, CD player, etc., into the proper out­ lets, and you can listen or watch from any room that's wired for the system. Your telephone is hooked into the sys­ tem as well, so you can use it to page over the built-in speakers in much the same way you would use an inter­ com, but with significantly better MAY 1 - MAY 7 sound quality. The doorbell also becomes part of SPECIAL HOURS: MON-FRI 9AM-9PM the s>fctem and the chimes play over the in-wall speakers. Note: The system is designed so that a ringing tele­ SAT. & SUN. 10AM-5PM phone or doorbell automatically mutes any music that's playing; this is a handy feature during parties. How much would you expect to EXCLUSIVE PLAZA pay for a built-in system like this? Good question. 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heard of anything like this before, Continued from page 1 “The kids are really excited and doing . Continued from page 1 e i t h e r . a fantastic job,” said Lenartow icz. School South, w hich w ill highlight other w itnesses. The paints to color the school bus w ere “O ur problem is that a lot of hom e­ energy conservation in the tow nship. The On M onday afternoon, a police obtained through a $300 Excellence in ow ners let people inside and they videotape w ill be played on the bus. sketch artist arrived to Keyport to fin­ Teaching Grant. M ilevoi, when applying shouldn’t,” she said. “The hom eow ner A n adult w ill also be present at the ish the com posite sketches. should point to the sign and direct the school bus site at Poricy Park on April 22 for the grant, said the project w ould “People are so trustw orthy in this during Earth’s W ell Fair. The adult w ill enable second graders to com plete lan­ interested buyer to call the Realtor. area that it’s unfortunate,” said dress as M s. Fizzle, a character from The guage arts, science, m ath and social stud­ That is w hat a Realtor is for.” M agic School B us series. ies curriculum goals. W heeler, when asked how som ething “W e screen the people before we like this could happen. “(The couple) show them the house,” she said. “The looked just like norm al people com ing average Realtor just doesn’t take any­ in, interested in buyin g a house.” C h ild re n ’s art sh o w co m in g A p ril 29, 30 one to see a house,” she said, noting In his 16 years on the force, nothing that she has attended safety classes for The Preservationists Inc. w ill hold their annual children’s art show from 1-4 like this has happened before, W heeler Realtors but hasn’t heard of any for the p.m. on April 29 and 30 at The Shoal Harbor M useum , 619 Port M onm outh Road, s a i d . hom eowners. Port M onm outh. W heeler advised people w ith things Investigating the incident are The show is open to all M onm outh County children, ages 7-19. Art w ork m ay to sell from the hom e to not be alone W heeler, Sgt. Robert Dillon, Patrolm an be dropped off on April 26 and A pril 27 at the m useum . w hen interested buyers com e to look. Anthony G allo of the Keyport Police A rt w ork is lim ited to one piece and m ust be ready to hang w ith hooks or w ires Also, Craw ford, the Realtor repre­ Departm ent and Detectives Frank or be accom panied by an easel or pedestal. Registration w ill be from 3-8 p.m . and senting the house, said she w as very Cavalieri and M auro Corvasce of the f e e i s $ 2 . upset to hear the new s but has never M onm outh County Prosecutor’s Office. For m ore inform ation, call 787-1807 or 787-8182.

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of our new back bar at Hazlet and G ene Dietrich of South Am boy. The Rev. Robert Em ery perform ed the cerem ony at O ur Lady of the Lake Church, S t e v i e Verona, w here the bride w as given in m ar­ riage b y her father. M aid of honor w as Nina Colam onico of Champagne/Shot Specials and Giveaways O ld Bridge, sister of the bride. Bridesm aids were Doreen Freeburg o f M iddletow n, Del., Come Dance To Today's Best Music With cousin of the bridegroom ; Kori Totten of Old Bridge; Angela Saragusa of Bradley D.J. Krazy Frank Beach; and Kathleen H ickey of Red Bank. Best man was John Heybum of 910 Union Avenue Freehold. U shers w ere Stephen Colam onico of O ld Bridge, brother o f the bride; Jam es Union Beach Cody of W est Keansburg; Robert Corby of North M iddletow n; and Stephen Frazee of 739-9: M arietta, G a. After a reception at the Atrium Country Club, W est Orange, the couple left for a w edding trip to Haw aii. The bride w as graduated from M adison Central H igh School, O ld Bridge, and Seton Patrice and Michael Dietrich Hall University, South Orange. She is em ployed by Bayshore Youth and Fam ily Dietrich-Colam onico Services, Mataw an. Her husband was graduated from St. One of the Best Reasons Patrice Jacqueline Colam onico, daughter M ary H igh School, South Am boy, and Kean of M r. and M rs. Stephen Colam onico of O ld College of New Jersey, Union. He is to Own a Snapper Tractor Bridge, w as m arried Sept. 4 to M ichael John em ployed by Haagen Dazs, W oodbridge. Dietrich, son of Eleanor W ithington of The couple resides in South River. Dalstrom -LaCava How rigan-Carr Richard and Dorothy Dalstrom of M r. and M rs. Leo How rigan Jr. of A b ­ Belford announce the engagem ent of their erdeen announce the engagem ent of their daughter, Christine Dalstrom , to Joseph daughter, Eileen M ary, to Joseph Edw ard LaCava, son of Joseph and Diane LaCava Carr, son of M r. and M rs. Jam es H. Can- of M iddletow n. Sr. o f Aberdeen. The future bride w as graduated from The future bride w as graduated from St. John Vianney Regional H igh School, M iddletow n H igh School North and is at­ Holm del, and M ount St. M ary College, tending W illiam Paterson School of New burgh, N.Y. She is em ployed as a pro­ Nursing, W ayne. duction coordinator at New Daw n Pro­ Her fiance was graduated from ductions, M ataw an. Is the Dealer W ho Stands Behind It Middletown High School South, and Her fiance was graduated from Upsala College, East Orange. He is at­ Reasons to Buy a Snapper Matawan Regional High School and tending Pennsylvania College of Podiatric • Set Up-Serviced-Ready To Mow Brookdale Com m unity College, Lincroft. Medicine, Philadelphia, Pa. He is -Assembled by trained technicians He is em ployed as an operations m anager em ployed at St. M ary’s Hospital - M ental -You wili NEVER receive a Snapper at M erchant’s H om e Delivery, Edison. mower in a box Health, Passaic. The w edding is planned for the fall of N o w edding date has been set. ♦ All products come with a 2 year 1 9 9 6 . warranty at no additional cost H r u s z c z a k - - R a y m o n d * Electric start, powerful 14 HP Overhead Valve Engine Kathryn Hruszczak of M organville and State College, Ew ing. She is owner and * Ultra smooth Tuff Torq Hydrostatic W esley Raym ond of Howell Township operator o f A Pet’s Preference, a m obile pet Drive announce their engagement. She is the groom ing service, M organville. * 38* Anti-Scalp deck with 6 cutting daughter of Caroline W illey of M iddletow n H er fiance w as graduated from Baptist and the late Kenneth W illey. Christian Academ y, Coville, W ash. He is * Deluxe adjustable seat The future bride w as graduated from Red em ployed by United Parcel Service, Bound * Headlights Bank Catholic High School, Brookdale B r o o k . * 2 Bagging options Com m unity College, Lincroft, and Trenton A Septem ber 1995 w edding is planned. * Patented Ninja recycling system makes your clippings disappear Model shown LT140H36-A8V * Accessories for year round use STORKCLUB * Converts quickly from mulching to bagging when needed The follow ing births were recently an­ Geraldine and Decian Cassidy, Port nounced at the Riverview M edical Center, M onm outh, M arch 22, a daughter. R e d B a n k : Lisa Dadas and Sean Sweeney, Am y and Anthony De Gregorio, M iddletow n, M arch 22, a son. When you want the best, Holm del, M arch 16, a daughter. Clare and Charles M ooney, Hazlet, buy the best Denise and Kevin Skudera, Hazlet, M arch 23, a daughter. M arch 16, a daughter. M ichelle and M ichael Alai, North C reating The M ost Beautiful Places O n Earth TVacy and Andrew Araneo. Holm del, M iddletow n, M arch 28, a son. •With approved Srap-Credil, see deaier lor detain. M arch 17, a son. M arilyn and Fred Baxter, Holm del, Carol O ’Kane and W illiam Andrew s, EAST BRUNSWICK M arch 29, a daughter. FREEHOLD HAZLET North M iddletow n, M arch 19, a daughter. Hope Eve and Sebastien Granier, Debra and Frank Himmelreieh, Robert’s Barq’s Lawn & Cerlione’s Keyport, M arch 29, a son. M iddletow n, M arch 20, a daughter. Machine Shop Garden Shop Lawn & Garden Eq. Diane Frances and Brian Foley, Christine and Stephen McKeow n, (908) 257-6945 (908) 462-1274 (908) 739-6450 M iddletow n, M arch 20, a son. M ataw an, M arch 31, a daughter. Marybeth and Mark Panaro, Michelle and Joseph Mannoia, M iddletow n, M arch 20, a son. Leonardo, A pril 2, a daughter. MATAWAN BBBH SP0TSW00D Linda and Jam es Keefe, Holmdel, Julianne and James Pearce, M arch 21, a daughter. M iddletow n, April 2, a son. C.A. Amato’s Brian’s Lori and Edw ard O ’Hara. Aberdeen. Anita and G erald Pecorelli, Hazlet, Power Equipment Nursery Lawn mower M arch 21, a son. A p ril 2, a daughter. (908) 946-8333 (908) 297-6790 (908) 251-3481 5 4 APRIL 19, 1995, THE-INDEPENDENT Obituaries

FREDERICK ALLOCCO, 87, of Holmdel St. Joseph's Church, Keyport. C e n t r a l died April 16 at Salem County Memorial Hospital, Salem. Born in Madison, he was a MARGARET E. BLISKO, 86, of Freehold lifelong resident of Holmdel. He w as a farmer in died April 9 at The Manor, Freehold Township. Holmdel and worked for the road department in Mrs. Blisko was bom in New York and lived in Holmdel for 10 years before retiring in 1974. the Freehold area all of her life. She was a for­ Surviving are his wife, Margaret; two sons, mer housekeeper for the St. Robert Bellarmine Charles of Carneys Point and Michael of Rom an Catholic Church rectory, Freehold J e r s e y ’ s Jackson; a daughter, Ann Prince of Fern Park, Township. She was also formerly employed by Fla.; a sister, Josephine Genovese of Holmdel; McGraw Hill Co., Hightstown, and the W ashing­ eight grandchildren and six great-grandchil­ ton Forge Co., Englishtown. She was a com­ dren. Services were under the direction of Day municant of St. Rose of Lima Roman Catholic Funeral Home, Keyport. Interment was in St. Church, Freehold Borough. She was a member Joseph’s Cemetery, Keyport. of Court St. Rose of Lima No. 737, Catholic Daughters of the Americas; the St. Rose of W ILLIAM J. DUNN, 65, of Aberdeen died Lima Senior Citizens Club and Altar Rosary G o i n g April 12 at Bayshore Community Hospital, Society; and the Foresters of America, all of Holmdel. Born in New York City, he lived in Freehold. She was predeceased by her hus­ Hazlet for 20 years before moving to Aberdeen band, John R., who died in 1963. Surviving is a 10 years ago. He was a vice president of cousin, Ann Decher of Delray Beach, Fla. Hig­ Chemical Bank, New York City, for 42 years gins Memorial Home, Freehold, was in charge before retiring in 1988. He was a communicant of the arrangements. of St. Benedict’s Church, Holmdel, and was or­ dained as a deacon in 1993 by the Catholic CLAIRE A. DALIK, 69, of Freehold, died Diocese of Trenton. He was a U.S. Navy April 10 at CentraState Medical Center, Free­ S o f t : Veteran. He was predeceased by his first wife, hold Township. Mrs. Dalik was bom in Kearny Ann McPartlin, and a son, Michael. Surviving and lived in Freehold most of her life. She was are his wife, Jacqueline; three daughters, a retired sewing machine operator. She was a Kathleen A. Felicetta of White House Station, communicant of St. Rose of Lima Roman Maryann Salharanski of Howell, and Theresa Catholic Church, Freehold Borough. Her hus­ A. Ward of Morrow, Ga.; four stepchildren, band, Walter, died in 1986. Surviving are three Eileen M.F. Hesse of Smithland, Iowa, Peter J. sisters, Helen Tamulevicius of Marlboro, Anna Flaherty of Mundelein, III., Thom as M. Flaherty Milinski of Asbury Park and Mildred Mikal of of Aberdeen and Kerry M.F. Reilly of Tinton Freehold; two nephews; a niece; and several Falls; a brother, John of Levittown, N.Y.; two great-nieces and great-nephews. Higgins sisters, Elizabeth O ’Rourke of The Bronx, N.Y., Memorial Home, Freehold Borough, was in Rose Schutte of South Berry, Conn.; and nine charge of arrangements. For the m usic you wgint and grandchildren Services were under the direc­ the local inform ation you need, tune tion of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a JO SEPH J. GIJANTO, 17, of Howell, died M ass at St. Benedict’s Church. Interment was April 8 at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Nep­ in to M agic* 98.3 f m I W e ’r e C e n t r a l 9 8 J 3 F A A in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Middletown. tune, of injuries suffered in an automobile acci­ Jersey’s radio station w ith soft hits dent. He was a junior at Howell High School, S( )// H its/ PATRICK E. GRANATA, 88, of Keyport ' he' w a s an 'honor student. ' t. Hewhere H e w a s a from the 60’s through the 90’s. died April 16 at Bayshore Community Hospital, member of the varsity baseball team, the indoor Holmdel. Born in Madison, he lived in Holmdel track team and previously played junior varsity before moving to Keyport 47 years ago. He was football at the high school. He was also a mem­ a self-employed accountant. He was a commu­ ber of the ADAPT club at the school. He was a nicant of St. Joseph’s Church, Keyport, and a member of St. Veronica’s Roman Catholic member of the K of C No. 3204, Keyport. Church, Howell. Surviving are his parents, Surviving are his wife, Domenica; a son, Louis Joseph and Mania Howley Gijanto; four sisters, of Old Bridge; a daughter, Barbara Jane Jill, Susan, Liza and Pamela, all at home; his ADVERTISERS...DONT MISS THIS! Schover of West Palm Beach, Fla.; a sister, maternal grandmother, Florence Howley of Mary Mazzacco of Dania, Fla.; and six grand­ Oradell, and his paternal grandmother, children. Services were under the direction of Carmela Riggiola Gijanto of Wanaque. C.H.T. Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a M ass at St. Clayton and Son Funeral Home, Howell, was in Joseph’s Church. Interment was in Mt. Olivet charge of arrangements, 'nterment was in St. Cemetery, Middletown. Nicholas Cemetery, Lodi.

GREATS) MEDIA /' CASIM O MEDORO, 72, of Union Beach ELEANOR J. NEEBLING, 55, of died April 12 at St. Barnabus Hospital, Liv­ Manalapan died April 9 at CentraState Medical ingston. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., he lived there Center, Freehold Township. Born in Jersey before moving to Union Beach 30 years ago. City, Mrs. Neebling lived in Old Bridge, before He was mixer at Continental Baking Co., East moving to Manalapan 19 years ago. She was a Brunswick, for 11 years before retiring in 1984. special education teacher's aide for the He was a communicant of Holy Family Church, Manalapan-Englishtown Board of Education for Union Beach. Surviving are his wife, Yolanda; the past nine years. She was a communicant of five sons, Joseph of California, Nicholas St. Thomas More Roman Catholic Church, Cianchetta of Marlboro, Antonio Cianchetta of Manalapan, where she also taught New Orleans, La., Mario Cianchetta of Hazlet Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. Surviving and Anthony Medoro of Keyport; three daugh­ are her husband, James; two sons, James. E ters, Antoinette Cianchetta of Italy, Mafalda of Howell and Edward J. of Clermont, Fla.; two Cianchetta of The Bronx, N.Y., and Raffaela daughters, Ellen G. Hutchinson of Freehold and Medoro of Matawan; two brothers, Rudolph of Kathyrn M. of Manalapan; a brother, John You’ll w ant to Brooklyn and Nicholas of Hazlet; and 16 grand­ Sweeney of Far Rockaway, N.Y.; and a grand­ children. Services were under the direction of daughter. Higgins Memorial Home, Freehold THEY Day Funeral Home, Keyport. Interment was in Borough, was in charge of arrangements. be in our n ext JUST A|>ril 1 1-1 6 COUPON ZIP State Theatre New Brunsw ick OUT!!!

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INVESTM ENT PROFESSIONALS F o r Police Beat Mutual Funds • Stocks • Bonds • G ov’t. Securities A Beacon Donuts, Route 34. Sergeant Joe Reid, and C A L L N O W to receive our Patrolmen Paul Callam aras and Anthony Brizendine arrived after the person was F R E E m onthly newsletter, or g o n e . Chemicals were stolen from a truck a Free copy of “The Golden A person walking on the railroad parked at 300 Middle Road on April 12. tracks w as reported to police on April 9. M ean”, your introduction to of Lite! Patrolman George M ason investigated. Sergeant Lonnie White and Patrolman The railroad gate at Centerville Road tax-free m unicipal bonds. Paul Callam aras stopped the man, who was dam aged, it w as reported on April 12. said he w as depressed. Joseph Murphy, 61 Crest Court, was charged with driving with a suspended li­ Tripp & Co., Inc. cense on April 12. He w as stopped at Van Serving Investors Since 1938 Brackle Road and S. Beers Street. w m m n s M m i 8 Tindaii Rd., M iddletow n f m Noises were heard in the garage and shadows were moving around inside an At Middletown High School South, Alpine Road house while the owner was WADB som eone stole a $100 black, 10-speed 671-8399 9 5 9 on vacation, a witness reported on April mountain bicycle during school hours April O ut O f State 1-800-272-8303 12. Police investigated and found no evi­ W h e r e t h e MUSIC m akes the difference. 10. The bicycle w as locked to the fencing M em ber NASD, SI PC dence of the claim. around a small graveyard on school prop­ Illegal dumping was reported on erty. The 16-year-old victim had another Butter Cup Lane on April 11. bicycle stolen from the sam e location five days earlier. At Country Sudser Car Wash, 1900 Route 35, som eone stole $340 in cash from the center console of a custom er’s At Roy Rogers Restaurant, 3 4 0 1 car ihe afternoon of April 7. The money Route 35, someone kicked out a window w as inside the console. Patrolman Peter pane in the vestibule door about 9:20 p.m. White responded and questioned em­ April 7. The m anager told police it hap­ p lo y e e s . pened as a group of four juveniles left the At Bell Core, 331 Newman Spring restaurant. Patrolman David Brett Road, som eone stole a $330 cellular tele­ r e s p o n d e d . phone from an em ployee’s briefcase A large quantity of ammunition found sometime between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. by a person cleaning out the basement of March 30. The victim notified police April a Lakewood home was turned over to 5. Hazlet police April 5 for storage and dis­ posal at the police firing range. The ser­ viceable U.S. government ammunition includes three red smoke hand grenades FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP and various rounds of ammunition, includ­ ing eight boxes of .22-caliber cartridges or Employees from Victoria’s Secret, 500 rounds. Freehold Racew ay Mall, reported a theft at Nicholas J. Cetrulo, 2 5 , o f 11 7:55 p.m. April 12. According to a police Luppatatong Ave., Keyport, was charged report, approximately $1,100 worth of jew­ April 3 with assaulting a police officer, elry had been taken from the store. resisting arrest and violating a restraining Patrolman Joseph Cicero responded. order after he allegedly tried to contact a A car parked at Freehold Raceway woman at a Hazlet store. Lt. Rudolph Mall w as reported to have been entered at Cherney made the arrest. 10:56 p.m. April 12. According to a police Steven R. Adams, 36, Maplewood, IC M P ADVERTISING report, the vehicle’s owner, a Freehold w as charged with driving while intoxicated resident, stated that an unknown person or following a motor vehicle stop by persons entered the vehicle between 4-9 Patrolman Arthur Lynch about 2 a.m. April p.m. and took a set of speakers and an 10 on Route 36. amplifier. No value was reported. Lt. Louis A. Santos, 18, of 11 Willow St., William Edwards responded. Keansburg, was arrested March 29 and You may be earning...but never claiming your Freehold Raceway Mall security offi­ charged with a March 21 burglary and cers called police to the mall at 2:10 p.m. theft on Clover Drive. Bail w as set at CO-OP DOLLARS! April 11. According to a police report, $1,500 and he was released on recog­ Carm en P. Pizarro, 20, Neptune, was If you don’t have the time to collect your * nizance. Patrolman Glenn Mason made arrested and charged with possession of the arrest. alcohol, obstruction and possession of a earned stolen motor vehicle. Bail was set at CO-OP DOLLARS K I V P 0 8 $2,500. Patrols also arrested Jose Rodriguez, 19, Asbury Park, Calvin or your are unfamiliar with the working of Johnson 18, Neptune, and Calvin Jefferson, 20, Asbury Park, and charged CO-OP ADVERTISING A mysterious hole in the hallway of a them each with possession of a stolen home on Broad Street was reported on -we can help. motor vehicle. Bail w as set at $2,500 A p ril 12. each. All were lodged in the Monmouth A Broad Street hair salon worker re­ County Correctional Institute, Freehold ported April 11 that one of her em ployees T o w n s h ip . See how just by purchasing products beat her up. Detective Sgt. Steve Wheeler investigated. Medical instruments were r e p o r t e d stolen from the CentraState Medical from certain manufacturers you have Center, Route 537, at 11:19 a.m. April 7. * already earned these funds. m m According to a police report, the instru­ IB 1 ments, which were valued at $1,594, were taken from a counter in the emergency The door was found opened April 12 room on March 5. at Plaza 34, Route 34. Patrolmen Chris Anthony Kapas, 33, Jackson, was Raynor and Anthony Brizendine investi­ stopped on Jackson Mills Road and sub­ g a t e d . sequently arrested at 3:40 p.m. April 7. A terrier was hit by a car April 11 on According to a police report, Kapas was Call Suzy at Church Street, and its leg was injured. charged with possession of under 50 Patrolman Jason Gallo investigated. gram s of a substance police believed to be A UPS delivery person told police April marijuana. His vehicle was towed and he 908-972-6740 11 that he was supposed to deliver a was processed and released. Patrolman package containing $389.48 worth of mer­ Russell Gelber responded. and we will show you how chandise to a Clinton Street address, but Rosemarie Chaparro, 34, F r e e h o l d , that address w as vacant. A note was writ­ w as arrested and charged with shoplifting ten and attached to the door to “leave the at 4:11 p.m. April 6. According to a police package under the house." Detective Sgt. report, Chaparro was charged with taking Jam es Alston and Patrolman Richard jewelry valued at $10,656 from Jamesway, W olak are investigating. Route 9. She was processed and Greater Media Newspapers A drunk and disorderly p e r s o n w a s released. Patrolman Jerry Kiwit w as the • News Transcript • Examiner • Sentinal • Suburban • Independent causing trouble April 8 at the Dunkin arresting officer. 9 6 APRIL 13, 1995, THE INDEPENDENT Re al Estate MIDDLETOWN NOTES

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Sports Manalapan m idfield too much for Eagles

adjustm ents m ade a difference. Soccer tearr* gets Talarico broke the ice 13:39 into the second half w hen she blasted a shot that shut out, 2-0; girls got by Eagles’ goalie Kelly Matthew s. now 3-1 overall Lorenzoni set the play up on the w ing get­ ting a pass to Talarico, w ho broke through BY TIM MORRIS the center unm arked and beat the goalie. Just five m inutes after Talarico’s goal, Staff Writer Keefe put the gam e out of reach. She con­ verted a corner kick off the foot of Lisa John N atoli left the gam e in the talent­ Fiorillo that accounted for the second and ed hands, or rather feet, o f his m idfielders, final goal o f the m atch. Kara Keefe, Erica W isniew ski and Linda W hile Lorenzoni and M analapan’s Talarico am ong others. m idfielders were outplaying their counter­ “The key to the gam e w as m idfield,” parts, the B raves’ defense w as solid for 80 said Natoli, the head coach o f the M anala­ m inutes. Am y Schlissberg and Punko pan Braves. “M iddletow n South’s strength were superb on the backline and Nicole is there. W e knew if w e could control play Saffer and Blake ran dow n one loose ball there, w e could w in the gam e ’ ’ after another. The Braves’ speed gave Controlling play there is exactly what them the answ er to every m ove the Eagles the Braves did, resulting in a 2-0 upset t r i e d . over M iddletow n South last W ednesday. M iddletow n South’s offense w as lim ­ The w in served notice that the Braves are ited to a few rushes by w inger Sam antha b a c k . The program that once dom inated the Strabel or forw ard Jennifer Cortese. Shore Conference A North Division, has Reade needed just four saves to chalk slow ly been craw ling its w ay back, and up her third shutout of the young season. M iddletow n South’s Eagles, the top- Natoli w as very aw are of the fact that ranked team in M onm outh County enter­ his club w ent from the hunter to the hunt­ in g the gam e, w ill attest to the fact that the ed with their 2-0 w in at M iddletow n South. H e told his players that team s w ill Braves just m ight be m ore than a con­ get up for them just as they w ere for tender this spring — they m ay well be the M iddletow n South. It w ill be up to the team to beat in the division. M analapan is off to a 5-0 start includ­ Braves now to m atch the intensity of ing 3-0 in the A North D ivision. The everyone they w ill play. It w ill take m ore Eagles slipped to 2-1 in the division and than just one big w in to keep M analapan 3-1 overall. o n t o p . “W e ’ve been getting a good effort out W hat the Braves’ w in did signal w as a of all the girls,” N atoli pointed out. changing of the guard o f sorts in the divi­ “T he y’re show ing pride and desire. sion. Either M iddletow n North or M iddle­ “W e ’ve got a very experienced team, tow n South has ruled the division in the som e of our girls are four-year starters,” 1990s. That m ay not be the case in ’95. GETTING BY — Middletown High School South’s Jamie Urbanowicz gets added Natoli. “I think that experience is Although M arlboro has lost two A out ahead of Manalapan High School’s Dana Lorenzoni in last North D ivision gam es early, the M ustangs goin g to pay off this year. Plus, these girls Wednesday’s game between the Shore Conference A North Division have the rare com bination of desire and did beat M iddletow n North, sending them rivals. The Braves handed the Eagles their first loss of the season, 2-0. dow n to their only A North D ivision loss. dedication.” (Photo by Rich Schultz) M analapan’s desire was evident W ith M analapan’s w in over M iddletow n throughout last W ednesday’s m atch at Braves threatened a couple of tim es; M analapan’s versatility w as on full South, the M iddletow n schools w ill have M iddletow n South. The Eagles sim ply Once, w hen Dana Lorenzoni, who was display in the second half. Sw eeper Kath­ to go through the Freehold District couldn’t m atch the Braves’ intensity. It outstanding all gam e long, headed a cor­ leen H anlon gam ely tried to play w ith a schools if they are to continue their w in­ w as the Braves w ho got to every loose ner kick just over the crossbar, and anoth­ pulled quad m uscle, but, it w as obvious n i n g w a y s . ball first and w ere on the attack. er, w hen Jahaan Blake broke clean but she w asn’t at full strength. Natoli m oved Today, M analapan is at H ow ell and Through a scoreless first half, the w as w ide on her shot. The Eagles hardly M elissa Punko back to sw eeper in the sec­ then on M onday, they w ill finish the first Braves dom inated action w ith the m ajority tested M analapan goalie A lyson Reade in ond half and also m oved the speedy Blake half of the A North D ivision schedule by o f the gam e spent in Eagles’ territory. The the first 4 0 m inutes. back from the frontline to fullback. The hosting M iddletow n North. Raiders’ spirits not dimmed by poor start

looking for is our team to m ature, and com e together as a ______BY JON PUNKO ______Track squad looks to Flynn, t e a m . ” Correspondent G oing into the new season, the Red Raiders knew they Anderson for leadership w ould not only need leadership from the returning W hen you’re the coach of a track team that has seniors, they also w ere counting heavily on them for scor­ started the 1995 season the sam e w ay you repeat of the 1994 season w here they finished w ith an 0-7 ing m ost of their team points. Leading Keyport’s charge ended the 1994 track season — losing your overall record (0-5 in the Shore Conference C North this season has been senior distance runner D ennis Flynn first five dual m eets — you w ould have to think there Division). Unfortunately, the tw o seaso^pp-far have and in the field it has been senior G eorge Anderson. m ight be a letdow n in confidence or team dissension fac­ been a m irror im age of each other, as Keyport has strug­ “O ur seniors have been a great exam ple for our ing C oach M ike Cicotelli and his athletes. gled. The record so far includes a 98-23 defeat to younger kids to follow and learn how to be better all- “W e ’ve had a rough start to the season, but these kids Allentow n w here the Red Raiders failed to finish first in around athletes,” said Cicotelli. Flynn has been the Red have yet to stop trying or striving for im provem ent,” said any o f the running or field events. Raiders’ m ost consistent runner, as seen in the loss to C i c o t e l l i . “W e have a very young team that w ill eventually leam The Red Raiders are hoping they w ill not have a how to w in,” said Cicotelli. “A s of right now , all w e’re Continued on page 60 THE INDEPENDENT, APRIL 19, 1995 5 9 Holm del has talent but lacks veterans

m atch experience. W e do have som e tal­ O ne factor that hasn’t helped the H or­ play, but both losses cam e at the hands of Change in scoring ent, but it’s inexperienced, so the m ore nets is that this year the Shore Conference tough opponents. m atches w e play the better w e’ll get,” he has sw itched its scoring form at from They lost their opening m atch to format not helping m atch play, w here individual golfers a d d e d . Rum son and were also defeated by square off against each other, to m edal young golfers The m ost experienced golfer on the A l l e n t o w n . play, w here a cum ulative total o f strokes team is senior Eric Rubin. Junior David i s u s e d . ‘T hose tw o team s, in m y opinion, w ill ______BY NEIL SCH UM AN ______Elm quist is the only other returning golfer fight it out for the conference cham pi­ w ith m atch experience. “The Shore Conference w as the last Correspondent onship,” said Kreig. “Rum son has a lot of holdout in the state to m ake the sw itch. N ew to the team this year and holding talent and Allentow n w ent undefeated last I n 1993, the Holm del H igh School A ll the other conferences have been play­ dow n the No. 3 and 4 slots are George year and only lost one player, so they’re golf team w as the top team on the ing that w ay for years,” said Kreig. “It’s a Kao, a junior and Scott Ottm an, a sopho­ right in there.” Jersey Shore and they proved it by good idea, but w ith our rebuilding of the m o r e . w inning back-to-back Shore Conference team , it w asn’t the m ost advartageous Holm del bounced back from their tw o cham pionships. K reig has been rotating three golfers tim e to sw itch. M edal play is a good indi­ tough losses to defeat Shore Regional. w ith good potential in the No. 5 position: cation of a team w inning, but w ith a N o w that they have com pleted their spring Tw o years of graduations have hit the junior David Conroy, sophom ore Scott young team, counting every stroke is a lot break, they w ill resum e their schedule on team hard, and now they are in m ore of a Johnson and freshm an Adam Gioia. o f pressure. Even w ith stroke lim itations, Friday afternoon at Bam m Hollow rebuilding m ode. “T hey’ve all been fighting to break if you have a bad hole, it’s very difficult Country Club in M iddletow n against “A s you know , things run in cycles in into the starting lineup, so I’ve been rotat­ for young players with no m atch experi­ M iddletow n North. high school sports and w e had our run for ing betw een the three of them ,” he said. ence to m ake up those strokes, especially Next M onday, they w ill travel to a couple of years, so w e’re just trying to “H opefully, they’ll all be able to help m e since w e only play nine holes.” do som e rebuilding this year,” said Coach Spring Meadow Golf Course in in the future, but since none of them has G iven his team ’s lack of experience, Farm ingdale for a tough m atch against B o b K r e i g . m uch experience, I’m trying to get them K reig has set som e reasonable goals. Point Pleasant Beach and on Tuesday they “W e only have two kids back w ith any as m uch o f it as possible.” “W e’re shooting for a .500 finish. If w ill com pete in the 18-hole M onm outh w e can be a .500 team , I w ould consider it County Tournam ent at H om iny H ill in a successful season,” he said. “W e ’ll beat Colts Neck. the team s w e’re supposed to beat, but I “W e ’ll find out a lot about ourselves in Chem istry key for don’t think w e have the talent to m atch up the county tournam ent,” said Kreig. “It’s w ith the better team s in the conference an all-day tournam ent and should give a t h i s y e a r . good indication of how the rest o f our sea­ St. John Vianney So far, the Hornets are 1-2 in m atch son w ill go.”

Kim Kotloff (forw ard) and freshm en 4-1 soccer team is Katie Sova (stopper), Jaim ie Pona (for­ considered one w ard) and C indy Dale (defender). This bodes w ell for the future of the girls’ soc­ of the state's best cer program at St. John Vianney. “I’ll be graduating five seniors and ______BY NEIL SCHUM AN ______have three freshm en and one sophom ore Correspondent com ing in to step it up, so w e’re looking pretty good for the im m ediate future,” T hriving on their team w ork and said Deorio. strong defensive play, the St. John Prendes leads the Lady Lancers in Vianney, Holm del, girls’ soccer scoring this season with seven goals and team hopes to m ake an im m ediate im pact tw o assists. Coach D eorio attributes her in their new home in the Shore scoring burst to a change in position. Conference C South Division. “She w asn’t really a big scorer last Last year, they enjoyed a strong sea­ season w hen I had her playing center,” he son, finishing w ith a 12-2 record and in said. “T h is year I have her playing outside second place in the B North Division. So m idfielder and that’s her position. N ow far this season, they are off to a goo d start. she has a little m ore freedom to do som e They have a 4-1 record and are currently w ork on the outside.” ranked eighth in the state in The Star- So far, in 1995, the Lady Lancers’ de­ Ledger’s T o p 1 0 . fense has played an im portant role in stop­ “I’d say that the key to our success so ping their opponents. “O ur defense has far has been good team w ork am ongst the been very strong and has been keeping us returning players. They have a good in all of our gam es. W e only lost one chem istry and w ork w ell together,” said gam e so far and we shouldn’t have lost Coach Tony Deorio. “I’m also pleased that one,” said Deorio. that the freshm en are w orking well w ith That one loss w as a 2-1 decision at the the seniors.” hands of St. Rose H igh School, Belm ar. The Lady Lancers are led by senior St. John V ianney’s four victories were captains Am anda G ilbert and Teresa Pren- over Point Pleasant Beach, Shore des. Seniors Daw n W erner (goalie), Regional. M anasquan, and m ost recently Veronica O verholser (m idfielder) and Tr- R u m s o n . ish M cT ag (m idfielder) have also provid­ “I’d like to finish first in C lass C. St. ed strong leadership to the younger play­ Rose has been undefeated there for four e r s . years, so I’d at least like to contend for Juniors Susan Convery (fullback), Erin that title,” said Deorio. “Then, perhaps w e Brady (fullback), and tw in sisters could m ake it to the Shore Conference M ichelle and M aren Fluhr and sophom ore Tournam ent.” M eghan Bruno have returned from last Next up for the Lancers is a Tuesday FLYING EAGLE — Middletown High School South’s Samantha Strabel season to provide St. John Vianney with afternoon contest against M ater Dei. gets airborne as Manalapan High School’s Melissa Punko battles her for depth and experience. Com ing up soon are tough gam es against control of the ball in last Wednesday’s Shore Conference A North N ew to the team this year and already Raritan, Red Bank Catholic, Freehold, and Division tilt. The Eagles fell to the Braves, 2-0, to pick up their first loss m aking their presence felt are sophom ore a m uch-aw aited rem atch w ith St. Rose. of the season. - - (Photo by Rich Schultz) 6 0 APRIL 19, 1995, THE INDEPENDENT Sport Shorts

between 10-16. The girls camp will be held The Vipers, an under-11 boys traveling information call 1 (800) 468-0027. from June 20-24 and the boys camp will run soccer team, downed the Manalapan Warriors The March of Dimes Seventh Annual Golf from June 26-30. The camps will be held at 3-1 to raise their record to 4-0. David Szanto Classic is slated for July 10 on the Banks A team in the Aberdeen Men’s Modified Raritan High School from 8:45 a.m. - noon picked up the win behind a solid defensive Course of the Forsgate Country Club, Monroe. League is looking for players. Games are dou­ with Frank Duggan directing the girls camp effort from the Vipers defensive diamond of Corporate sponsorships for the event are still bleheaders played on Sunday mornings. and Rich Sherman directing the boys camp. Alex Zolan, Andrew Veth, Chris Geiss and available. For more information about the Interested players can call Marty Flanagan at Both camps will cost $75. Registration is open Marc Cino. Matt Dolansky, Chris Lancos and event or becoming a sponsor call (609) 655­ (914) 362-5492. at the recreation office in the James J. Cullen Zolan scored for the Vipers. 7400. Center in Veterans Memorial Park. For more Registration for the River Plaza/Lincroft The fourth annual Cougar Golf Classic, a information call 739-0653. Chargers Pop Warner football players and benefit for the Kean College recreation and Registration for Hazlet Recreation’s cheerleaders ages 7-14 will be held form 7 athletic programs, is set for May 1 at the youth karate program is now open. The eight- p.m. - 9 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. on Galloping Hill Golf Course, Union. The In MOSA boys under-14 National Blue week program will be taught at Amato’s Saturday. Players must be present for weigh-in Classic is a day-long event with an entry fee of Division play, the Thunder topped the Studio, Palmer Avenue and is open to children and should bring their original birth certificate $80 per person that includes greens fee, cart, Oceanport Eagles 3-2. Jason Dellisanti, between 4-14. The class for children from 4-7 or a notarized copy of the birth certificate. The prizes, food and refreshments. Hole sponsor­ Timmy Maffiore and Truman Treyes led the will be held on Mondays from 4-4:45 p.m. cost of registration is $75 for football players ships are available for $100 and Hillside Auto offense and Brian Amato, John Chiappore and beginning May 1, and the class for children 8­ and $65 for cheerleaders. Family discounts are Mall has donated a 1995 Ford Mustang as the Evan Maffiore anchored the defense. 14 be held on Saturdays from 10-10:45 a.m. available. For more information call 530-6897. prize for a hole-in-one on the par-3 15th hole. The Thunder is seeking players. Those beginning May 6. The cost of the program is For more information, call 527-2404 or 527­ interested may contact Coach Victor Crismale $30 and includes the uniform. No refunds will 3033. at 495-9319 be given once the uniform has been received. REGIONAL The 13th Annual Spring Swap Meet and The Terminators posted a 5-1 win over Registration is open at the Recreation Office in Auto Show will take place at Raceway Park, the Brick Lasers as Alex Mautone scored the James J. Cullen Center, Veterans Memorial A Middletown-based American Athletic Old Bridge, on April 28-30. The swap meet is twice. Nicholas Pulizzano. Brian Scheller and Park, Union Avenue. Union baseball tournament team for 13-year- expected to have 3,000 vendors and more than Bruce Connolly also scored for the olds is looking for experienced players. Those 1,200 entrants are expected for the car show. Terminators. Goal tending tandem Andy interested may contact Vinny Mezzacappa at The event will be held rain or shine and begins Voutsinas and Greg Defortuna recorded their 747-1433. at 7 a.m. on April 28 with the swap meet. third win behind solid defensive play oy Matt Registration is now open for Goodsports Registration for the car show is $10. There will Brown, Kenny Frankenbush, Chris Whalen The Stallions, an under-10 traveling soc­ USA, Aberdeen, summer multi-sport, soccer be a car corral for those interested in selling and Kyle Faron. . cer team, bested the Jackson Vipers 6-0. The and roller hockey camps. The camps have a their cars. A space in the corral $50. The car The Hazlet Recreation Commission is Stallions fullbacks and midfielders, J.J. one-week duration and are available as half­ show will be held on both days of the week­ sponsoring the Rainbow Foundation’s 5K Waldron, Mike Loizou, Chris Mondoro and day and full-day programs. For more informa­ end. Vendors may purchase 20X20 for $70. Run/Walk which will begin and end at the Stephen Chu controlled the game and Brian tion or to register call 290-0003. Admission is $5 per day and children under 12 Hazlet Swim and Tennis Club on June 25 at 9 Walsh netted two of the teams goals. Dan The 77th annual Cook College Ag. Field are admitted free. For more information, call a.m. The Rainbow Foundation assists families Palevo, Steve McMullin and Alisa Kresge also Day 5K will be held on April 29 at 11 a.m. on 446-7800. of children with serious illnesses and battered scored. The Stallions opened the season with a the Cook College Campus, Rutgers University. The 1995 Greyhound Basketball Camp and abused children. For more information call 7-2 win over the Brick Barricudas as Walsh New Brunswick N.J. Registration and check in will be held at Moravian College, Bethlehem 739-0653. and McMullin both had hat tricks and Palevo will be held from 10-10:45 a.m. on the day of Pa. The full week comprehensive camp for Registration for Hazlet Recreation boys also reached the back of the net. Frank Marra the race. For pre-registration information call boys ages 12-18 will be held from June 25-29. joined the rest of the Stallions and backs and and girls basketball camps is now open. The 932-9158 ext. 28 Monday-Friday between There also will be four mini-camps. A camps are for boys between 10-17 and girls middys in securing the win. The Pinelanders' 8:30-4:30. Sharks handed the Stallions their first loss of Perimeter Play Camp for boys and girls 12-18 Applications for the 1995 Garden State will run from June 9-11. A team camp for high the season 3-2. Chu and Waldron handled the Games, New Jersey’s Sports Festival, are now school players will be held June 16-18. The scoring for the Stallions. available. This year’s competition will be held Hank Slider Schooting School will conduct SPORTS FANS! July 6-9 in Edison. Thirty-two different sports will be offered at this year's games with di­ separate sessions for boys and girls 14-18. The MJOOiETOWft visions ranging from youth to masters. boys camp will be held June 30-July 2 and the I Physically challenged divisions also will be girls camp will be held July 28-30. For more information or a brochure, call J'm Walker at The 1980-81 Tornadoes blanked the offered in select sports and competition for BET intact teams will be offered in basketball, soc­ (610)961-1531 or (610) 865-7732. Marlins 4-0 in MOSA soccer action. Sarah The 1995 Greyhound Tennis Camp for Strabel opened the scoring for the Tornadoes in cer and softball. For an application or more YOU information, call 1 (800) 474-8858. boys and girls will be held at Moravian the games opening minute and Sheri Cate dou­ College, Bethlehem Pa., in the second and bled the team’s lead when she reached the back The ninth annual St. Peters Girls DIDN'T Basketball Camp will be held from July 24-28 third weeks of July. Each session is for players of the net. Denise Kotun was credited with an of all ability levels and is for ages 8-18. For assist on Patty Storch’s goal and Michele at the St. Peters High School Gym. New KNOW Brunswick. The camp is open to girls between more information or a brochure, call Jim DePolo, who minded the nets for the Walker at (610) 961 -1531 or (610) 865-7732. Tornadoes in the first half, finished the scoring 8-16. For more information, call Coach Ernie Brought to You Vajda at 249-8942 or Coach Mary Coyle By Joe Labriola | with an assist from Gina D’Alessio. Kathleen Misciagna took over in the nets for DePolo to Klinger at 821-0899. Deadline for applications Submissions to Sport One of the m ost unusual feats ever performed ■ preserve the shutout behind a strong defensive is July 15. in baseball w as by former big league player and ■ Players for a girls fastpitch softball team Shorts can be sent by mail to: manager Paul Richards... One day when ■ effort from Kelly Kumm, Erika Veth. and Richards was in high school, in Waxachie, _ Dana Pagano. are needed for a regional squad to play at the Lindsey Siegle, Greater Media Texas, he pitched the first gam e of a double- ■ The Bayshore Youth Athletic 1995 Maccabi Games in Houston on Aug. 13­ Newspapers, 7 Edgeboro header righthanded-and then he pitched the ■ 18. For more information call 499-0660. second gam e of that doubleheader lefthanded!... ■ Association’s girls 11-year-old basketball team Road, East Brunswick, N.J. recently completed their tournament season The Easter Seal Society of New Jersey And he won both gam es! Softball Challenge is now accepting registra­ 08816 or faxed to 254-0486, * * * with an 18-2 record, the team took tournament I titles at the Hazlet Invitational, the Croydon tion. Teams may have a maximum of 15 play­ attention Sport Shorts. W hat’s the farthest out of first place any big lea­ ers and there will be competition for both sin­ gue baseball team ever finished?...The record ■ Hall Tournament and the Holmdel All submissions must have w as set by Cleveland in 1899...They wound up | Tournament. Team members are Katie Supon, gle sex and coed teams at beginner, intermedi­ a name and phone number for the se ason 80 gam es out of first place. tm Megan Villane, Jannien Amelia, Jennifer Toal, ate and advanced levels of play. The challenge will take place at sites throughout the state and verification and questions, * * * I Marjorie Schepp, Samantha Sabatos, Kerri items without a name and Did you know that the idea for using rear-view ■ Kirschbaum, Judy Robbins, Cheryl Wittlieb, the ESSNJ Grand Slam Double Elimination mirrors on cars cam e about because of automo- | Kelly Nadeay, Christina Rennick and Janine Tournament will be held on Aug. 19 and 20. phone number will not be bile racing?...In the early days of auto racing, Cappadona. The team was coached by Mark The fee for the challenge is $250 per team and printed. there were two people in each car-the driver ■ the tournament fee is $300 per team. For more and a mechanic...The mechanic served as a ■ Schepp. “co-pilot", telling the driver if anything w as com ­ ing up behind him...But in the 1911 Indianapolis i race, Ray Harroun wanted to lighten his racer and drive alone...How would he know what w as i behind him ?...He got the idea of the rear-view R aiders’ spirits n o t d im m ed b y po or start mirror, and is credited with being the first to use one...Over the years, m any auto improvements i have com e from auto racing. out Ralph Lee. “H e is a great com petitor W ith a nice m ix of youth and experi­ * * * i Continued from page 58 w hether on the track or in the field,” said enced seniors, Keyport w ill attem pt to I bet you didn’t know that this is the best time Brick M em orial earlier this year, w here he to save on a new car or truck at Labriola i C i c o t e l l i . build off their early-season accom plish­ took first place in the 1600 m eters (5:28) N issan ...We also have a great selection of used “He has stepped up and becom e not m e n t s . cars ...Com e in and see for yourself and the 3200 m eters (12:05). Anderson only a very good athlete, but a valuable It w on’t be easy for the Red Raiders as has been im pressive in the field this sea­ they m ust face tough C North D ivision LABRIOLA NISSAN leader for our team .” son, as he finished first in the shot put In his rookie cam paign for the Red opponents such as Rum son, Point Pleasant E. Newman Springs Rd. against Brick M em orial and Shore Re­ Raiders, Lee has finished first in the long Beach and St. Rose H igh School, Belm ar. Red Bank 741-2433 gional, w ith throw ing distances of 46 feet jum p (17’ 11) against Brick M em orial and “Even though it doesn’t show in the Rt. 35 at Rt. 36 6 inches and 4 2 ’8 respectively. topped the leader board against Shore R e­ w in colum n, the coaches are having fun Eatontown 542-1300 A top new com er for the Red Raiders’ gional in the high jum p (5’6) and the 400- and so are the kids,” said Cicotelli. track team this season is freshm an stand­ m eter run (57.5). “T hat’s ill that m atters, is having fun.”

( THE INDEPENDENT, APRIL 19, 1995 6 1

007 Houses for Sale 1 011 Mobile Hom es

Colts Neck & Holmdel HAZLET- 12’x65’, 5 rms* 1 NOTICES NOTICES bath, liv. rm. 16’x20’, bedrm. NEW HOMES-COLTS NECK w/2’ extension & bay window. starting at $465,000 Like new, cntr./air, washer/ HOLMDEL starting $375,000 dryer, fully furn. 908-264-4385 Call builder at 908-787-7773 P u b l i c A u c t i o n or after 6pm 908-671-6688 HAZLET-Why Rent? New mo­ bile homes. Financing. 15 & EAST BRUNSWICK-2 blks/top 20 year. 6 mo-1 yr. free rent CLASSIFIED schools. 3 bdrms, 1 bath, ren­ Call: 908-888-9335 REAL ESTATE ovated, fine area, yard, c/a. Mortgage $820. $136,900. JACKSON-Shady Lake Family DEADLINES On Site Owner. 908-254-6151 Pk.. 12 x 70. 2 bedrm., wash­ er/dryer, c/a, Ig. deck. Exc. M ONDAY Line Ads - 1 :30 pm WED. APRIL 26,12 Noon FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP cond. Guaranteed financing. FARMHOUSE-3 ACRES $17,500. 908-928-4385 Display Ads - 11:00 am 18 Brookside Rd., Millstone, N.J. M onm outh County 4 bedrm. house + 2 rentable 1-800-660-4ADS 31/2 rm. apts. LIVE RENT Block 61, Lots 12. HOURS ■ OPEN SATURDAYS 9-2 FREE. Call 908-462-6116 012 Lots & Acreage Monday.... 8:00 am-5:30 pm Wednesday.0:00 am-6:30 pm Known As: Tatar’s Motel Reaching Over 140,000 H om es 13.96(+-) Acres GOVERNMENT FORE­ Tuesday.... 8:00 am-5:30 pm Thursday 8:00 am-6:30 pm CLOSED HOMES-From $1.00 ADIRONDACK-Mountain prop­ « News Transcript • Sentinel • Suburban •'Bayshore Marketable Title Guaranteed (repair needed). Delinquent erties. Huge selection. Lake- Independent • Middletown Independent t Examiner Friday...... 8:00 am-5:30 pm Saturdqy 9:00 am-2:00 pm tax, Repo’s, REO’s, FDIC, front, riverfront homes & lots. Please readyour ad on the first day of publication. W e accept TERMS: All Funds Certified. Deposit of RTC, IRS. Your area. Toll free Log cabins, farmhouses, hunt­ ing camps, acreage. Call for Local Sentinel/Suburban Readers responsibility for only the first incorrect insertion. W e reserve the $30,000.00 at Auction. Balance at 1-800-898-9778 Ext. H-5139 right to edit, reject or properly classify any ad. for current listings. Fee. free 40 page brochure. Closing, (45) Days. FRIEDMAN REALTY May Call 254-7979 Offered As-Is, No Contingencies. M EQ U EST ON-LINE- 1-518-494-2409HO Shop for homes, sales or Subject to Confirmation. rentals at home. Thousands FREEHOLD By Order Of NatWest Bank, Guardianship For of properties on-line. No com­ puter, call for your nearest (3rd. St.) 50 x 150. Cleared Katherine Tator. Homequest Broker. Call lot suitable for building. Nice NOTICES 1 Catherine Farley. NatWest Bank 1-800-542-7885 area. Call 908-775-2260 LONG BEACH ISLAND- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Contact Auctioneer for Bidder Uncrowded beaches, conge­ 175’x125’ wooded lot in lovety Information Package. nial people. Own a paradise established residential area. within a 2 hour drive. For Call 908-780-1286 for details friendly, professional service, REAL ESTATE 5-15 GARAGE SALES 60 ENTERTAINMENT 69 WM. BARRON - AUCTIONEER call hch, inc., Relators HOLMDEL CEMETERY- 800-494-3310 Chapel Mausoleum Crypt for N.J. Real Estate Broker 2. $7,800. Call 908-583-4455 504 Main Sl.. Ashurv Park. N.J. 0 0 8 C o n d o s HOWELL TWP-Wooded Lots 908-988-7711 4 acre lot $55,900. 2 acre lot T o w n h o u s e s $43,900. Call 908-780-9382 COMMERCIAL 17-28 INSTRUCTION 63 SERVICE DIRECTORY 70-96 OLD BRIDGE TWP. SAYREVILLE Van Tines Lane. Township 005 Apartments 3 bedrm., 2Vfe bathrooms, V-* approved single family build­ F o r R e n t finished basement, full deck, ing lot. .85 acres. $55,000. many extras. Exc. condition. Call 908-251-3347 $144,000. Call 908-257-3881 FINANCIAL 29-32 LOST & FOUND 64 BOATING 105-106 REAL ESTATE NORTH BRUNSWICK- Modern, 2 bedrm. & stor. Suit­ 013 Real Estate able for 2. $700./mo. All utils., 0 0 8 a A d u lt 005 Apartments washer/dryer incl. No pets or W a n t e d smokers. 908-846-1655 Communities F o r R e n t 1-4 FAMILY HOME WANTED A In need of repair. Cash-as is. “All Real Estate advertised in this OLD BRIDGE MANALAPAN-RENTAL- EMPLOYMENT 35-41 PETS/ANIMALS 65 AUTOMOTIVE 110-119 newspaper is subject to the Federal Call Pat 908-474-0451 Housing Act of 1968 which makes it COUNTRY LIVING APTS Covered Bridge, 2 bedrm., illegal to advertise any preference, upper unit, near Clubhouse. limitation or discrimination based on 2 bedroom apts. avail. Heat, 908-536-8928/908-431 -5776 race, color, religion, sex or national air conditioning, hot water, 014 Mortgages Commercial Advertisers Please Call For Rates origin, or an intention to make any cooking gas and dishwashers such preference, limitation or dis- included. Mon.-Fri., 9am-5pm. 009 Room s for Rent This newspaper will not knowingly 908-360-2992 ALL CREDIT OK accept any advertising for Real Es­ tate which is in violation of the law. SAYREVILLE Real Estate Re-financing Our readers are Informed that all FREEHOLD-Lg. airy rm. for 7 Days-9am-9pm. 908-607-2720 dwellings advertised in this newspa­ BORDENTOWN AVENUE FLEA ADS For Private per are available on an equal op­ rent. Priv. home. Ideal for of­ Mortgage Money Unlimited portunity basis." WINDING WOOD fice, wall-to-wall bookcase, 281 Hwy. 79 Morganville, NJ For Private Party Items priv. entrance. Sec. & refs, Ucensed Mortgage Banker Party Item s 1 & 2 BEDROOM GARDEN req. Call 908-431-4099 NJ Department of Banking ASBURY PARK APARTMENTS FROM $580. under $75. • 4 Lines BRAND NEW AVAILABLE One item per ad NORTH END ON DEAL LAKE Open daily 10am-6pm • 2 Weeks *0. 1 BEDROOM APARTMENTS 908-238-3919 Great Beach-Golf-Shows 4 Lines • 2 Weeks On bus line, near railroad P r e p a id Prepaid ★ Perfect for Sr. Citizens ★ At Hard-To-Believe Prices $4.50-each additional line $550. per month. Includes SOUTH RIVER $ 5 . 0 0 heat and hot water. " M a y b e p h o n e d in Call 201-845-6618 1 bedrm. Avail. May 1st. No pets. $525. per mo. Call Myrtle Beach, S.C. ATTENTION 908-254-2275 Gatlin Brothers, Alabama, Ice Show RENTERS! SOUTH RIVER Charge Your Spend 1 hr. w/us & learn how 2 bedrm. apt., 2nd floor in 2 EuroCircus, Carolina Opry, more... to become a homeowner w/ family home. $750. plus util. minimal $$$. Why rent when Call 908-390-6551 Fax Your Ad 908 you can own? FREE Seminar. ALL BEACHFRONT Call Lori: 908-264-9593 EATONCREST APTS 007 Houses for Sale Tennis & swim club. Large CONDOS size rooms w/19ft living rm. Only minutes from Ocean ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT Everything you need including o u t ; a d s m i & s u l m beaches, Golf Courses, Fish­ SELLING YOUR HOME? ing & Boating. Near all hous­ Award Winning Real Estate washer/dryer, microwave, pool es of Worship & Malls. Mon- agent offers a free no obliga­ Use our handy Private Party Coupon. F r i 9 : 3 0 a m -4 p m , tion report and action plan to 908-542-1105. Pine Brook get your home sold fast for 1995 Weekly Rates $600 to $1000 Rd., Hope Rd., Eatontown. 2 top dollar. Please call Select the ad that best meets your needs. blocks from Exit 105 GSP Howard Weisser at WEICHERT REALTORS Bill and Jackie Canino MILLTOWN- 3 rms. & bath, □ Flea (Item s under $75) O ne item per ad modern apt. $650. + utils. 908-583-5400 Avail. June 1st. 908-247-5094 or 908-679-3490, eves. 908-577-0892 or 803-651-3350 □ BIG DEAL (Item s over $75) Bask in the Sun on a Please include all sp ace s and punctuation. O ne character per box. O FFICE SPACE FO R LEASE R e s o r t Beautiful Sandy Beach... Play Tennis on the Lighted ★ M O ST AGGRESSIVE RATE IJV M ARKET * Courts...Enjoy the Jacuzzis ★ Tinton Falls - Shrew sbury Ave. C o n d o and Saunas...Relax at the ★ 6,000 sq. ft. available im m ediately Oceanfront Cabana Bar. ★ Like new condition MYRTLE BEACH ★ First Floor - Lobby Exposure Name__ South Carolina ★ Convenient to all am enities, Address_ Fort Monmouth, Red Bank & Garden State Pkwy. Studio CALL r City____ . State. Bedroom 2 Fully Furnished Doug Twyman or Gary O’Sullivan Beautifully Furnished Z i p —— Day Phone_ .Evening Phone_ Sleeps 3, Cable TV Cable TV David t. VISA#__ *535> to 033655 >37510 46 w xratesarew eekl ^ HOUSTON MC#___ Mail Payment & Coupon to: Greater Media Newspapers CO. Expiration date______Classified Photographs Gladly Shown DAVID T. HOUSTON COMPANY Ads are subject to approval. 7 Edgeboro Rd. • East Brunswick, NJ 08816 E x c l u s i v e B r o k e r LEDDY & DICK POLITY 908-566-5220 (908) 981-9393 6 2 APRIL 19,1995, THE INDEPENDENT

015 Summer/Winter 025 Business 030 Financial 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted R e n t a l s Opportunities S e r v i c e s F u ll T im e F u ll T im e F u ll T i m e F u ll T i m e P a r t T im e

DISNEY AREA FLORIDA SALES/SALES BUILD YOUR FUTURE WITH FREE DEBT CONSOLIDA- MEDICAL BILLING/ DRIVER Schoolbus 2/3/4/ bedroom. Luxury homes MATCO TOOLS-As a mobile TION-lmmediate relief! Too DRIVERS MANAGEMENT TRAVEL AGENTS -Shu Disney. From $550/wk. MATCO TOOLS distributor, many debts? Overdue bills? RECEPTIONIST With or without CDL license. 908-446-0224 Great career opportunity for Immediate Opening - Are you Experienced corporate travel Free training. Good pay with you have the world class tools Reduce monthly payments Experienced only for billing, ready to earn between versatile drivers with clean accounts receivable and office agents needed. Sabre & Apol­ benefits. 908-536-3485 FAIRFIELD WILLIAMSBURG* your customers want & the 30%-50%. Eliminate interest. record. 25 years or older. $30,000-$50,000 your first lo preferred. Many locations. Timeshare Patriots Place & support you need to build a Stop collection callers. Re­ procedures. Busy practice. year & $50,000-$80,000 your Good benefits available. Call Computer set-up. Immediate Call Robin at 908-432-9500 FLORAL ASSISTANT Kingsgate. Call now & save solid business of your own. store credit. NCCS, nonprofit. 908-721-3443 second year? Then we’d like or FAX 908-432-0990 opening. Only experienced Permanent position, flexible, thousands. All seasons. Golf We can show you how. For 1-800-955-0412 to speak to you. The leading Selective Personnel & Resale Mart. Licensed Real details call 1-800-368-6651 need apply. Call national real estate office in some weekends. Must be able DRIVERS- $600 +a week is 908-536-7144. voice mail #5 288 Summerhill Rd. E. Brunswick Estate Brokers, MATCO TOOLS one call away. OTR/Reefer, NJ is looking for 2 career- to work till 7pm & be outgo­ 4403 Allen Rd. FREE MONEY ing. Call Hope 908-536-7300 1-800-844-0776. starting pay up to $.32/mile, minded people for residential TRUCK DRIVERS-For Harold Stow, Ohio 44224 FOR COLLEGE TUITION 2,500 miles/week, regular new homes sales, commercial (216) 929-4949 (Investment AVAILABLE Ives Trucking. Free driver FLORIDA VILLA home time & great benefits. NURSES investment sales & leasing in training if you qualify. Stu­ required) (Franchise offered SEND FOR DETAILS Call anytime. EOE. BURLING­ Central Jersey area. We will by prospectus only) PO Box 6681 dents welcome. Experience £ 3 bedroom, 2 bath villa w/pri- TON MOTOR CARRIERS CHHA’s WANTED get you licensed & train you. pay up to 28 cents per mile. vate pool. Quiet residential lo­ E. Brunswick, NJ 08816 1-800-JQIN-BMC. For confidential interview call ARTS & CRAFTS RN’s, CNA’s, Homemakers, Excellent benefits. cation. 8 miles to DISNEY & Tom Poklikuha. CENTURY 1-800-842-0853 INSTRUCTOR other attractions. DRIVERS-A new career is just Live-ins. Western Monmouth 21. Worden & Green, what you need. If you’re tired County. Call LuAnn at 908-828-6300 3 DAYS A WEEK Weekly/Monthly Rates CHILDREN’S ART STUDIO 908-303-0245 WAITER/WAITRESS CALL 908-431-1629 of the same old routine, head SALES/SALES MANAGERS- Call 908-583-8098 Fully equipped. Marlboro area. in a new direction as a profes­ PARENTS NEEDED $750.- $1,0007Day from day Busy new Englishtown Res­ MANICURIST-Experience a Call & leave name & number M t sional truck driver with J.B. taurant & Pub seeks energetic at 908-223-3385 to provide therapeutic foster one. Guaranteed 2-3 preset plus. Immediate opening. FREE VACATION EMPLOYMENT Hunt. No experience is no care for special needs chil­ confirmed leads/day. Realistic wait staff. All shifts available. HAIR STYLIST-Rental pos­ problem because we’ll help HOME Business-p/t. No sales/ dren. For further information $100,000.+opp. By far the POP POP DUGAN’S sibilities. Call 908-431-9283 ACCOMMODATIONS you get the training you need. call Marisa Silva at easiest sale ever in history. no inventory & build $3,000./ Best of all, when you drive for Enjoy 2 nights, 3 days at the mo. income. 201-893-0244 035 Help Wanted CPC-Behavioral Health Care An additional $500.- $1,000. a us you can earn an average 908-591-1750 ext. 347 week awaits closers & sales 908-792-1292 OFFICE HELP Jersey Shore or The Pocono F u ll T im e of over $2,000. a month your Mountains. Take the kids too! MOMS LOSE WEIGHT managers who can train. C.C. Work from East Brunswick or ADVERTISERS first year driving, plus get PROGRAM DIRECTOR International Health Products. WAITRESS/WAITER Call for details. 908-291*2240 & MAKE MONEY AT HOME! & R E A D E R S comprehensive benefits. Call & LINE COOK Manalapan office. Day or Local Marshall Arts School is Call 800-374-6441 evening hours available. LOG CABIN, PA. 908-738-7397/908*828-3194 It Is the policy of this newspaper for more information: Full/part time. Experienced that all help wanted advertisamants 1-800-2JB-HUNT. Experi­ seeking outgoing, energetic SECRETARY 908-651-1400 / 908-446-3298 $800./PER WEEK will begin with a job title. person to handle duties of only. Apply in person. Call 1-800-660-4 ADS enced driver applications are Buildings & Grounds Department CALL 908-254-1331, EVES OWN YOUR OWN front office. Must be sales ori­ Pete's 516 Fishery Apparel or Shoe Store expedited by calling Word Processing skills re­ OFFICE MANAGER AGENT - A AAA AVON JOB ented and have excellent in­ Rt. 516, Old Bridge WILDWOOD, NORTH WILD­ CHOOSE: Jean/Sportswear, 1-800-368-8538 EOE. Sub­ quired. Ability to work with terpersonal skills. Hours: Browntown Shopping Center Small, friendly & fast moving WOOD, WILDWOOD CREST- Bridal, Lingerie, Westernwear, ject to drug screen. numbers and work independ­ Tuesday, Wednesday & Sports Apparel Company is ^Beachfront, Bayfront, Income Ladies. Men’s, Large Sizes, AVON $ SALES ently. Please sned resume by looking for a part time Office iSroperties, townhomes, DRIVERS-Start up to $.28 a Thursday, 2pm-9:30pm. Call April 28, 1995 to: Infant/Preteen, Petite, Terri at 908-370-0525 YARD WORKER Manager. Hours are 9-3, Mon­ condo’s, houses, motels. Call Dancewear/Aerobic, Maternity, mile - no slip seating - excel­ Dr. Stephen L. Sokolow, day thru Friday. Position for our free sales & rental bro­ or Accessories Store. Over 800-545-8390 lent company paid benefits. RESEARCH ASSISTANT Superintendent Part or full time-flexible responsibilities are answering chure. Oceanside Realty. Upper Freehold Carpenter’s skills helpful 2,000 name brands. $25,900. AGENT - A AAA Career Home every 10 to 14 days. Executive recruitment firm is phones & filling out order Open 7 days 609-522-3322 to $37,900. Inventory, Train­ 95% no-touch freight, paid ori­ Regional School District Call DiPasquale Fence forms. Computer knowledge a seeking a results oriented in­ 27 High Street 908-536-0660 ing, Fixtures, Grand Opening, entation. Must be 23 w/2 dividual with excellent com­ plus, but not necessary. Etc. Can Open 15 Days. AVON $ SALES years OTR and HAZMAT. Allentown, NJ 08501 Perfect for a parent with BU Y IT munication skills and phone 609-259-7292 Mr. Loughlin 612-888-6555 D e c k e r T r a n s p o r t presence. Retail experience a 036 Help Wanted school age children. Good 1-800-662-2292 1-800-551-5702, Dept. A-1 hourly rate. Call Nick Stephan S E L L IT plus. Located in East Brun­ P a r t T i m e START YOUR OWN Interna­ swick. Please call Anita SIDING HELPER at 908-792-1147 or Fax your resume to 908-792-1142 FIND IT tional Consumer Distribution BAGEL SHOP Lawrence at 908-937-4800 or Some experience necessary. Network. Looking for sharp FACIAL fax resume to 908-937-4770 ADVERTISERS BAKER, COUNTER & GRILL Must have hand tools, trans­ & R E A D E R S PROCESSOR-We pay you. CLASSIFIED individual. 15 hrs./wk. Income & WAXING TECHNICIAN portation and be reliable. It is the policy of this newspaper potential $24,000.-$40,000. PERSON at our Manhattan Process 40 registrations a Busy shop, in Millstone/Free­ Work mostly Monmouth coun­ that all help wanted advertisements week for us p.t. We pay you Call 908-872-2646 Bagel, 100 Summerhill Road, hold area. Call 908-780-7732 SALES will begin with a job title. Spotswood store. Apply at ty. Call 908-409-3477 . Call 1-800-660-4 A D S $54,000. a year! For courte­ MANHATTAN BAGEL, HER­ Do you think you need TEACHING & ADMINISTRA­ ous info. Call 508-823-4009. VENDING: ITAGE PLAZA, RYDERS FARM MARKET a career change? TIVE JOBS- 5th Annual Na­ AEROBIC INSTRUCTOR LANE, MILLTOWN. tional Minority/Bilingual Edu­ Certification required. Must sell, very strong money Indoors, w/bakery & salad bar. W r o n g ! cation Job Fair, Saturday, Call 908-972-1515 RECEPTIONIST maker. 1-800-820-4353 Diversified duties. F/T, P/T. You need a life direction COMMERCIAL April 29 MADISON SQUARE Apply in person, 9-5. change. Put your future in our GARDEN, NYC. 120 public (Part-Time) YOUR ENTREPRENEURIAL MENZEL BROTHERS hands. Sales, one call closers, schools/21 estates. BOOKKEEPER DREAM - America’s most CAMP COUNSELORS no experience necessary. 017 Office & 516-541-0098 important phone number • Pool • Lake • General 130 Highway 34 $40,000.-60,000. first year po­ FREEHOLD. Computer exper­ The Manor, a 122-bed Floor Space TM. Dial 607-739-6657 Children’s co-ed sleep away Holmdel tential. Complete training, ie n c e with Computer Associ­ nursing home, is seeking an Needed ID 31760 camp, in the Poconos. Call 908-946-3060 draw, commission, salary, TELLER/MSR ates and Acc-Pac plus. Need­ experience individual to work FREEHOLD 908-972-8175 medical & more! Call now for Credit Union. Must like ed for approximately 3-4 Sundays, 8:30am - 5pm for GIRLS WANTED 9-19 to com­ Ronnie. 1-800-972-5376 people & good with figures. hours per week. Call Rich front desk responsibilities. CARPET CLEANER pete in Premiere's 1995 Phila­ Credit Union or Bank experi­ 908-308-9322 Typing is required; computer SALES 0PATUT Experience & driver’s license delphia Pageants. Over ence a plus. Send resume to: literacy a plus. Come in to fill LAI a must. 908-679-7295 $100,000. awarded annually SWIMMING POOLS Princeton University EFCU BUS DRIVER out an application at: in scholarships & prizes Must have CDL with air brake EXECUTIVE SUITES SPAS Armory Building CONTESTANTS! including Nationals. Call Washington Road endorsement. Start Sept. 7, 1-800-356-8256 Ext. 0316 PATIO FURNITURE Princeton, NJ 08540 1995. $10.59 per hour, 4 THE MANOR • Fully Furnished MARRIED WOMEN wanted Central Jersey Pools is look­ hours per day. Please apply to: 689 West Main Street Individual Offices Uae your VISA Dr. Stephen L. Sokolow for televised Mrs. America ing for experienced motivated or MASTERCARD Freehold • Instant Occupancy Pageant. Application deadline people Excellent opportunity to pay tor your Upper Freehold Regional EOE M/F/D/V • Flexible Terms June 1, 95 Call 908-928-9050 and benefits. Apply in person Classified Ad School District • 24 Hour/7 Day Access GROUP LEADERS 4235 Route 9 North, Freehold 1-800-660-4ADS 27 High Street • Receptionist/Telephone Laundry System CUSTOMER SERVICE Allentown, NJ 088501 RECEPTIONIST Answering Representative - N. J. for Summer Day Camp 609-259-7292 Ext. 201 • Conference Rooms Manufacturer looking for Perfect for teachers Front desk, for Doctor’s office in Manalapan. Various duties. * Secretarial Center (desktop experienced, hard working in­ Call 908-431-1629 Classified Works! CNA/CHHA’S Publishing/WP) dividual to service customers BUS DRIVERS Call 908-536-6665 in our existing department. ► Off-site Programs Available Private CDL license required. Day RECEPTIONIST Saturdays & Will provide all necessary HAIR STYLISTS Camp. 5 day week. Excellent product training. Send resume evenings. Veterinary office. Get the facts... Duty/Staffing salary. 908-972-3687 Experience helpful but not 908-308-9333 to: LASER SAVE MANICURISTS HAIRSTYLIST 75 Throckmorton Street Must have N .J. State Board necessary. Call 908-972-3201 FULL TIME/PART TIME of Nursing Certification. CLERICAL WORK MATAWAN Main St. Victorian Freehold, N. J. 07728 With following. Call & ask for With Following charm. Office suites available. or call 908-431-3339 Carrol 908-431-0955 Immmediate positions in Physician’s office. South SALES 1 mo Free Rent. 908-583-7777 CUSTOMER SERVICE- Full Time or MONMOUTH COUNTY. Own Amboy area. Tuesdays & transportation necessary. All Thursdays 12-4. Experience Cameo Lingerie is now in this Temp-to-hire. Process orders. Part Time area. $75.-$100. per show. HAIRDRESSERS hours and shifts available. with filing. Short handwritten WANTED Organizational skills. WP 5.1, $25,000.+ full time. 60-40 Commission Competitive starting rate. resume. Send replies to: Lotus, D-Base management a Experience preferred. Busy Free sample kit 908-390-6501 800-1400 sq. ft. Marlboro, must. Immediate start. Call Medical and vacation pay if Greater Media Newspapers Manalapan area. Call George salon. Call 908-251-3335 Call or Come In Box 121 Ann 908*390-1170 qualified. Fo r more 7 Edgeboro Road 908-972-0769 LORELEI TEMPORARIES information, call Anna or Mana LANDSCAPING/ BACKSTAGE East Brunswick, NJ 08816 One Auer Ct. for appointment and RACEWAY LAWN MAINTENANCE E. Brunswick, NJ 08816 SALON directions: 0 1 8 S t o r e s Full/part time DANCE TEACHER PARK DECORATING ASSOCIATE 1670 Highway 35 S. 027 Business Experience preferred but not for September classes. Help Needed For Seeking creative business necessary. Monmouth. Call PERSONALTOUCH FREEHOLD 2,000 sq. ft. store E q u i p m e n t minded person for interior Middletown 908-431-5532 Spring Swap Steve 908-972-8309 HOME HEALTH SERVICES w/high visibility in very active decorating. Training. Part/fuli 908-671-6666 M e e t a n d strip mall directly on Route 9 METAL ROOFING & SIDING time. Call 908-946-8896 862-4977 DEMONSTRATORS-For Antique Car Show North. Inquire at Central Jer­ For houses/barns. Incredible LIFEGUARDS & WSI Ask for Maria or Paula Friendly Toys & Gifts, in your sey Pools or call for more proven product. Super attrac­ Certification a must! area. Part-time hours, full-time Fri., Sat. & Sun. information 908-462-5005 tive. Low cost. Easy installa DELI HELP Day Camp. Excellent salary. 4 pay. Over 800 items. Cel­ April 28, 29, & 30 tion. Guaranteed 20 yrs. We Lynne’s Marketplace, Free­ day week Call 908-972-3687 ebrating our 40th anniversary. Counterwork cut to the inch. Fast delivery hold, seeks individuals with Call 1-800-488-4875 Ages from 14 years 020 Buildings Free literature. 717-656-1814 MANAGEMENT TRAINEE YO UTH ACTIVITIES high energy & positive at & up. G o o d a lso for G a r a g e s titude. F/T, P/T. Cook, deli, DISTRIBUTORS cashier & stock. 908-866-8555 A 700 million dollar company DIRECTOR Senior Citizens HOWELL/FREEHOLD-Space Call Kim between DRIVER TEAMS WANTED- with over 40 years experience LOSERS NEEDED for workshop or storage. in an exclusive niche market Temple Beth Shalom seeks individual to noon & 8 PM at 16’ X 25’, 20’ X 50"(with over­ $15,000. in bonus paid I lost 34lbs. All natural, Dr. monthly, quarterly & yearly is expanding in New Jersey. approved. 100% guar. Lose 908-542-7213 head door). 24 hour access This is a ground floor op­ serve as Youth Activities Director of large Highway 9. 908-462-1660 plus top mileage pay 401 (K) lbs/earn $$$. 1-800-501-DIET FINANCIAL plan, $500. sign-on bonus portunity to learn our business active Conservative youth group consisting Other paid benefits - Vaca­ and move quickly into man of youth grades 5-12. Responsibilities MANALAPAN tion, health & life, dead head, agement. If you have a solid 030 Financial motel/layover, loading & un­ work ethic, integrity, can take include supervising staff, maintaining SALE OR LEASE direction, and are looking for APPOINTMENT S e r v i c e s loading. COVENANT TRANS ongoing contact with youth and parents, Office/warehouse or shop. PORT solos & teams call a long-term career, please call 1,130 or 2,260 sq. ft. units. 1-800-338-6428. Personnel at: programming activities, publicity and New complex. Great location CASH NOW FOR YOUR 908-225-6190 working with Committee and other SETTERS for your business. From REAL ESTATE NOTE-lf you DRIVER 9AM-12 PM $69,900. Call 908-446-4853 receive payments, call for free EOE members of the Professional and support G reat opportunity for enthusiastic quote. Residential & com­ MARLBORO-GARAGE-Alarms GREAT staff. Strong administrative skills a must. mercial. We buy nationwide. MANICURIST-Experienced well-spoken m en & wom en setting on each unit. Fenced, security First Capital Mortgage Corpo­ Salary: Commensurate with experience. gates. Call 908-536-0235 SUMMER JOB! with or without following. appointm ents for our H ow ell O ffice. ration. 1-800-289-4687. Call 908-946-4111 Starting date: July 1,1995. FUN!!! 9-1 and 5-9. No experience 022 Commercial CASH NOW-For receiving Send resumes to: payments on State Lottery Weaser’s Ices is looking for a n e c e s s a r y . P r o p e r t i e s Payments, Annuities, Struc­ few good people to run Italian MECHANIC tured Settlements or JUA’s. Ices routes in Monmouth Aggressive diesel & gasoline Tem ple Beth Shalom MARLBORO Office and R&P Capital Resources Inc. County. Earn $250. to $400. mechanic with 5 years mini­ 108 Freehold Road Ask for Christine attached shop-Route 9 per week plus bonuses too. mum experience on construc Days 908-303-1717 70 W. Red. Oak Ln. White Plains, NY 10604 Good driving record a must! tion equipment & trucks. Call M analapan, N J 07726 l - 8 0 0 -9 7 2 '5 3 7 6 Nites 908-780-0060 Call 1-800-338-5815 Call 908*780-2242 with references 908-566-4699 THE INDEPENDENT, APRIL 19, 1995 6 3

036a Employment 036a Employment 037a Child Care 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036a Employment 043 Appliances i W a n t e d P a r t T i m e P a r t T i m e P a r t T i m e S e r v i c e s S e r v i c e s S e r v i c e s ATT ENTION SALES TEACHERS AIDE-Afternoons. TELEPHONE SALES - From R E A D E R S EAR N $200-$1,000./week! AIR CONDITIONERS Old Bridge office. 9-1 or 1-5 Ads under this classification ara not HOME TYPISTS MARLBORO Experienced & maturity pre­ offers of employment. Often these Assemble Products at Home! (1) Fedders & (1) Carrier. OVERWEIGHT ferred. Call 609-443-5844 weekdays. Call 908-251-0047 advertisors offer a service for a fee. Call Toll-Free: PC users needed. $45,000. Working parent needs part­ 6,000 BTU each. Hardly used. If you place a call to a "900" number income potential. Call time day help with child care Best offer. Call 908-679-3375 TIRED? BROKE? TELEPHONE SALES you will automatically be billed a fee, 1-800-574-9635 Ext. 127 1-805-962-8000 ext. B-2111 for 2 children ages 4 1/2 & 2Vz. LOSE WEIGHT...MAKE which varies. MONEY...WORK AT HOME! Hourly + commissions + Live out. Non-smoker. Driving DISHWASHER GE Call 908-303-8842 incentives. Flexible hours ADDRESS LABELS-For pay. EARN MONEY HOMEWORKERS a must. Call 908-536-0394 servicing hotels. Pleasant Must have typewriter, word Yellow, 12 yrs. old. Good TELEMARKETING processor or good handwrit­ Reading books! $30,000/year MIDDLETOWN-Mature person cond. $50. Call 908-888-7837 atmosphere. 908-591-0500 WANTED! wanted for 15 hrs. per wk. 2 SECRETARY ing. Average 10/minute inter­ Income potential. Details. 1-805-962-8000 Ext. Y-2111 children. Good pay. Afternoons, 12-3. Current ex­ REPS THEATER INSTRUCTOR national long distance call. MAKE $180. WEEKLY We welcome college students. Clipping coupons at home! 908-671-5233 DRYER - Electric perience a must. Accurate For Children’s classes. 1-809-474-4293 EARN UP TO $1,000. Weekly typist, office duties. MAC/MS Aggressive individuals to con­ Checks are mailed weekly! Call 908-972-1515 ASSEMBLE-Arts, crafts, toys, Stuffing envelopes at home. MONROE- Childcare needed Whirlpool, 1 year new, Exc. WORD a plus. Non-smoker. tact clients of established Application, send long self­ cond. Deluxe large capacity. jewelry, wood items, typing, Start now! No experience, free addressed stamped envelope: for 2 boys ages 2 & 3. Mon­ Sales office. 908-431-1505 company. No selling. No ex­ day-Friday. Light housekeep­ Call 908-671-9084 perience. Pleasant atmos­ sewing, computer work from supplies, information. No obli­ AMERICAN COUPON EXCHANGE home in your spare time. gation. Send S.A.S.E. to: ing. 908-723-1869 SUMMER phere. $7. an hour plus com­ Use your VISA 860 Merrimon Suite 363 DRYER ELECTRIC mission. Eves-Monday- Great pay. Free details. Call Prestige Unit J. EXT. 348 KENMORE - Like new. Exc. DAY CAM P P.O. Box 195609 Thursday 6-9pm, additional or MASTERCARD 24hrs. 1-800-632-8007 Asheville, NC 28804 condition. $75. Cash only. • SUPERVISORS hours negotiable. Old Bridge. Winter Springs FL. 32719 039 Health Care Call 908-583-5322 LABELS AT HOME • COACHES Call 1-800-562-5626 to pay for your ■ LIFEGUARDS HOME TYPISTS NEEDED- PART TIME WORKERS DRYER, elec. $100. Washer, • COUNSELLORS Classified Ads Classified Sells Also PC/Word processor COMPANION avail, to care $50. Dishwasher, $50. Elec. users. $40,000./year income Wanted To Hand Prepare for elderly. 9-5 Jirly. Refs., car, Stove. $75. Call.908-566-2684 Mailing Labels At Home. You 908-446-6539 1-8C0-660-4-ADS 1-800-660-4ADS potential. Toll free shop & cook. 908-290-1446 Classified Works! 1-800-898-9778 ext. T-5139 Must Have A Typewriter, DRYER- Gas, large capacity, for details (fee) Computer or Good Handwrit­ POLISH AGENCY INC GE, 5 years old but exc. ing. Immediate Openings. cond. A workhorse. $70. 1-809-474-2920. (L.D. Toll) Specializing in elder/sick care Housekeepers, live-in/out 908-446-2654 Call 908-862-0289 DRYER-Whirlpool. Electric, POLICE TEST large capacity, 5 cycle, heavy Takers, get commonly asked 041 Resumes/ duty. Excellent condition. questions for Police Oral Business Services $125. Call 908-308-9122 Boards & beat your competi­ COM E GROW W ITH US tion! Send SASE & check or ★ REFRIGERATORS ★ money order for $19.99 to 15 FREE RESUMES Guaranteed, 90 days. LTD Services w/first order. Written/typeset, $175. +. Choice of sizes and Opportunity Awaits You- 415 Rt. 18 South Suite 196 laser printed. RUSH Service. colors. Very clean. Greater Media Inc., publishers of weekly newspapers in Monmouth and Middlesex East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Write For You. ..908-446-8012 Can deliver. 908-225-5272 POSTAL & GOVERNMENT STOVE-Caloric Electric counties, is hiring. Be part of our energetic, dynamic and growing organization. JOBS. $21./hour plus benefits. GRAPHIC DESIGN Gold Free standing. Like new No experience, will train. DTP logos, flyers, brochures, condition. $100. or best offer. The following positions are available: To apply 1-800-875-7608 newsletters. 908-787-2583 Call 908-706-3720

CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE SALES 044 Computers Flexible. 25 hours a week. Part-time customer service representative. Busy circulation department Work at home. $200.-$1,200. needs a versatile, organized person. Full benefit package. P/T. $2,000.-6,000. F/T Call Circulation 908-254-1755 or send resum e to: Call 908-935-8509 386 SX VGA monitor, Dos, ensemble Creater Jersey Press STAY HOME & MAKE $$$ MERCHANDISE and more. Like new. $540. 10 C onnerty court. East Brunsw ick. N.J. 08816 Over 100 jobs. 24hr. Dept. Call 908-251-7873 M08 404-215-0539 GANDD 042 Antiques/ GATEWAY HANDBOOK- Lap Collectibles INSIDE TELEPHONE SALES 037 Babysitting top. 486 Intel 8 months old. Our classified department is looking for good communicators who are detail oriented and Interested in 80 meg IDE, 4 meg RAM, making money. Must be a team player, energetic, salary commission and great benefits. C h i l d C a r e ANTIQUES bonus external diskette drive, Fax resum e to: H elene Tlusty, rax: 908-432-0016 power pack, leather carry bag. CHILDREN S CHOICE Top prices paid for: Antique Microsoft Works, Word, Excel, Or send to: Creater M edia N ew spapers furniture, oriental rugs, paint­ 46 W. Ferris St., E. Brunswick MS DOS 6-2 & more. Weighs 7 Edgeboro Rd. East Brunsw ick, NJ 08816 ings, jewelry & silver. We pur­ 3 lbs. Call 908-576-1767 Ages 3 months-5 years. chase entire contents of es­ Kindergarten. State Certified tates. Will come to your home HYANDAI Super 286C - With M AILROOM/PART-TIME POSITION Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months Call 908-888-0736 40 megs hard drive. Amber a year. Call 908-613-4488 monitor, keyboard, plus soft- if you are dependable and like to work in a fast paced atmosphere, we have openings on Tuesdays, GRANDFATHER CLOCKS EAST BRUNSWICK wear. $285. PANASONIC Wednesdays and Thursdays with varied hours starting after midnight. Duties include: production (1) George Graham, 1725. KX-P1124, 24 Pin printer. lines, sorting and bundling of newspapers, and inserting. No experience necessary. Will train right Child Care, in my Lawrence (1) John Spendlove, 1830. $90. Call 908-577-1538 person. Brook home. 9 yrs. exp: Exc. FIREPLACE MANTLES. DI­ if interested, please apply at Creater Jersey Press refs, upon request. P/T, F/T. NETTE: Rock maple w/hutch. lO connerty Court, East Brunsw ick, N.J. 08816 All ages. Call 908-828-9096 MUCH MORE! 908-462-6116 / call 908-254-7004 for directions only EAST WINDSOR IBM COMPATIBLE Okc 01A 386 DX- 4 RAM, 150 HD, OUTSIDE SALES REPRESENTATIVE TWIN RIVERS color monitor, mouse. Hardly Thumbelina Day Care. State used. Loaded with software: Full-time, we are seeking an ambitious, motivated sales professional to fill out our sales staff. registered. 6 wks.-5 yrs. Lov­ • 10,000 Square Feet O f Treasures DOS. Windows, Word Perfect, Applicant should have sales experience, we offer salary, commission and great benefits. If you are a ing & nurturing environment. 1 Over 100 Dealers games & more. proven sales professional and think you can meet the challenge, we want to talk to you. Refs. Call 609-443-1930 1 O pen? Days A Week INCLUDES PRINTER. $650. Fax or send resum e to: ■ Quality Consignm ents Accepted FOR ALL. Call 908-431-9055 Gerry H aggerty E F A U P A IR 1 D e a le rs k Decorators VW come leave message. 1 Major Credit Cards Accepted Creater M edia New spapers, P.O. Box 423, M organville, 07751 European Live-in Child Care Fax 908-972-6746 Carefully screened, profes­ sionally trained, English­ speaking, legal visas. Experi­ MAC LCII-10 mb Ram 80 hd PHOTOGRAPHER + FREE-LANCE ence the benefits of intercul- w/software. MONITOR-B & W- Middlesex-Monm outh Counties News-Features-Sports Creative, dependable Flexible hours tural child care! Avg. $195 Radius full page w/interface per wk. For more info call: card. Both $800. or will sell send resum e to: M ichael culllano separately. LASER MAX 1000 Creater M edia New spapers, 7 Edgeboro Road, Michele Chazen at 908-566-8937 printer, interface card, toner East Brunsw ick, n j 0 8 8 1 6 cartridge, compatible MAC 2, Joanne Hunt at Give Mora A Gift That She'll Cherish forever Mac 2X, 2CX, 2 Cl, 2 FX. 908-542-1732 $500. Call 908-780-2762 DRIVERS Gov't designated, non- profit Greater Media Newspapers Is looking for motor route drivers. Pickup of papers Tuesday night for HAZLET-Mom of 1. Refs. Exp early Wednesday morning delivery. Affordable. Also avail, sum­ Call C hris at C irculation 908-254-1755 mer. 908-495-6623 WRITERS-FREELANCE KIDS COUNT Middlesex-Monmouth Counties - for advertorials and features for special sections, work on an as- Child Center/State Licensed needed basis from vour home. Must be able to submit work on diskette in Microsoft Word 5.0 or 5.1 Full/Part Time. Enroll NOW for for Mac or PC. Themed Summer Program send resum e and w riting sam ples to: 658 Englishtown Rd. Old Bridge Lauren J. Essex. M arketing/Prom otions M anager Call 908-723-9416 Creater M edia New spapers 25 Kilm er Drive MANALAPAN- Avail, by cert, M organville, NJ 07751 teacher in her home. Newborn & up. Call 908-972-8489 COPY EDITOR NANNIES AVAILABLE Live-in, Live-out or Temp Full-time position w/irregular hours for chain of weekly papers, based in East Brunswick, candidate Call 908-432-9500 must possess superior language skills, attention to detail, flair for writing headlines and demonstrate Selective Nanny & Companion ability to learn desktop publishing. Knowledge of Mac/Quark Express a plus. 288 Summerhill Rd. E.B. NJ Send resum e : Adele Young Greater M edia New spapers 7 Edgeboro Road 037a Child Care East Brunsw ick, NJ 08816 Fax: 908-254-0486 W a n t e d

EDITORIAL ASSISTANT CLIFFWOOD BEACH-Caring 35-hour position. Must possess excellent language, organizational and typing skills. Good entry-level person to care for bright 3 yr. opportunity for journalism or English major. Also a great opportunity for someone returning to the Old boy in my home. 3pm- 1am. 908-566-7841 4 Lines ■ 2 Times $1Q00 work force. Microsoft Word experience helpful. *S4 .50 for each additional line send resum e : Adele Young EAST BRUNSWICK-Seeking Greater M edia New spapers 7 Edgeboro Road warm & loving person to care Pre-Paid ■ Can be cancelled • N ot refundable fo r 2 children. Call Private party m erchandise only. East Brunsw ick, NJ 08816 FOX: 908-254-0486 908-238-4071 MANALAPAN CALL CLASSIFIED Greater M edia New spapers Child care needed. Our home or yours for 1 & 9 year old boys. Monday-Friday. Refer­ E.O.E. ences required. Call after 1-800-660-4ADS 7pm. 908-409-6688 6 4 APRIL 19,1995, THE INDEPENDENT

048 General 048 General 047 Furniture 047 Furniture 047 Furniture 047 Furniture 048a Gifts & Crafts 049 Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Wanted CHAIRS-4 antique Mahog. w/ MOVING-Twin Bdrm set-12 SAFE-JEWELERS CLEARANCE SALE! BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR A.H. FORMICA flower backs. Best offer. DINING TABLE pcs., oak & brass $1,000. Din­ LOOM SALE! We Buy & Sell DEHUMIDIFIER-40 pint. $100. ing rm set-oak-9 pcs. incl. G ibraltor model, like new. TONS OF CRAFT SUPPLIES! 24 Broad St Keyport CUSTOM LAMINATED Contemporary custom design (FLOOR) 42" x 32” (open) 4 Buffet-carved, inlaid. Best with 6 chairs. Asking $500. breakfront & rolling cart $600. $2,500. or best offer. Straw hats & brooms, grape Lil 908-264-0777 or 264-8615 FURNITURE & REFACING offer. Garden furn.-cast iron harness, 4 treadle w/shuttles. Call 908-577-0268 vine wreaths, flowers, pom­ • KITCHENS • WALL UNITS 908-254-3680 Sofa Bed & loveseat & 3 tbls- CAMERAS & Cam-Corders $150. Coffee tbl., Queen $400. Call 908-308-3673 Best offer. LIVING ROOM poms, paints, rhinestones & • BEDROOM SETS Anne, drop leaf. $85. Cedar ENTERTAINMENT UNIT SET-4 pcs. Contemporary, tan SEWING MACHINE more! Also Easter ornaments, CASH PAID. Su’s Camera, • CHILDREN'S ROOMS closet $85. Pair figurine SECTIONAL- Moving! Con­ tweed. Best offer. Both in exc. baby gift baskets, fabric Highland Park. Also at 908-745-2102 • 908-390-1609 BROYHILL. 6V2’ h x 30" w x Rex. Blind st»ch. Like new. US 1 Flea Market 908-572-5709 lamps-$95., Cedar chest- 18" d. Oak color. $50. Call temporary style, leather, condition. Call 908-545-3230 $650. firm. 908-866-9400 wreaths, cards, wrapping mahog. Queen Anne-$125. $3,800. or best offer. Call paper, ribbons bows etc. 43 BED-Brass. Queen, complete 908-521-0740 MATTRESS - King size. CASH FOR BOOKS w/Ortho mattress set. Unused, Antique mahog. end tbls. $85. 908-431-4275 Iv. msg. SHREDDER CHIPPER Courtland Lane, Aberdeen Fri. Clocks-chime & cuckoo $50.- EUROPEAN TOUCH Frame. Good condition. $20. 4/21, 10-4. & Sat. 4/22, 9-4. Old Magazines 908-536-0850 in box. Cost $1,000. Sell SECTIONAL-3 pc. sofa-$885. o r best offer. Call Craftsman, 5 hp. Used once. $300. Call 908-602*9673 $75. Dulcimer-$75. Carved $400. Call 908-591-8446 CASH for USED CAM ERAS Oriental tbl. & Viet, marble top Furniture Repair Coffee & end tbls.-$200. for 908-780-5036 CRAFTERS NEEDED both. Desk w/hutch & Ithr. chr. & all photo equip. New or old. B E D -C R A F T -O -M A T I C- tbls. 908-254-0179 Restorations, refinishing, SWING SET-Hedstrom. Slide, For consignment shop. Call 1 pc. or whole studio. No Po­ repairing, hand stripping. Also $495. Contemp. 908-303-0458 horse, glider & 2 swings. $25. Queen. $200. Double dresser- COUCH & LOVESEAT $275. for details. 908-495-5022 laroid or movie. 908-442-6141 light oak. $50. Call faux, fleck stone & imported Y o u remove. Call Sink $15. Countertop range gloss lacquer finishes. FREE SOFA- White-on-white with $ 908-780-4478 rolled arms, Parsons Lake, 908-780-2617 YOUR AD $10. Wall oven $ 7 5 . estimates. Call 908-758-9387 CAN BE HERE CONSIGNMENT single cushion seat with but­ MOVING SWINGSETS & PLAYHOUSE 908-254-5196 Call 1-800-660-4237 tons, throw pillowback, 8’X Outdoor furniture. Sheds, ga­ BEDROOM SET COUCH-Contemporary BEDROOM-dresser, chest & 2 SHOP FAMILY ROOM 8"W X 28"H x 39"D. Beauti­ zebos, arbors & much more! Girl's twin. Off white w/triple 2 piece sectional w/ottoman/ ful. Was $1,500. Sacrifice nite tbls-$100., STEREO-$75., 048b Infants table. Neutral color. Excellent Large overstuffed brown sofa Black fur CHAISE LOUNGE DEJA VU dresser, mirror, night stand. & chair with 2 octagon shaped $350. Call 908-264-7536 AMISH CRAFTED $200. Call 908-254-5421 condition. Asking $400. ROCKING CHAIR-$75, odds Juvenile Items end tables. Exc. cond. $400. & ends. DESK-$25 & CHINA We want your gently worn Call 908-577-1961 TABLES-COCKTAIL & END. YARDWORKS 908-842-7071 clothing, antiques, furniture, or best offer. 908-329-0578 Glass tops with wrought iron CLOSET-$25. 908-721-5118 BED (YOUTH)-Solid oak, in­ DAY BED-White iron & brass. TORO GROUNDS MASTER collectables and bric-a-brac. BEDROOM SET LIVING ROOM SET-Rattan w/ base. Perfect condition. Ask­ cludes mattress. Excellent Call for Appointment Complete w/2 Ortho mat­ ing $699. Call 908-613-0311 '90- Model 345, 72" cut, condition. $350. or best offer. Twin bunk beds. Almond & tresses & pop-up trundle. Un­ cushions. $100. Dining table- 15 W. Main St.. Freehold 32” x 5’. Tressel style w/2 MOVING SALE 1040 hrs. 45 hp, water cooled Call 908-431-3343 navy formica. (2) dressers, used in box. Cost $800. Sell engine. Exc. cond. Asking 908-431-2001 hutch. Call 908-536-7052 $325. Call 908-602-9673 leafs. Bunk beds-maple-$75. EVERYTHING MUST GO! Call 908-566-2459 WALL UNIT Sofa, chairs, end tables, $8,200. Call 908-739-4645 BUNKBEDS - Red metal, CONSIGNMENT SHOP Twin over double. Like new. BEDROOM SET-Almond lac­ DINETTE CHAIRS-(5)-all 3 pcs. 102" wide. Smoked lamps, antique dng. rm. set, 8 New & Used Furniture for Sale quer, queen size platform bed white Chromecraft-Capts. glass, walnut finish, lighted. pc queen contemp. pecan Mattress not included. $125. LIVING/DEN Call 908-251-7873 Repairs & Refinishing with mirrored back light bridge chairs on wheels. 1 yr old. Asking $500. 908-308-9117 Drexel bedrm., twin beds, is * Fully Furnished 908-214-1414 & 2 pier cabinets, triple dress­ Was $1,000. asking $495. 60" 2 pc. Contemp. sectional sofa, speakers, old Singer sewing VIDEO COLLECTION CAR SEAT-Evenflo, Ultara. er with mirror. Exc. cond. rd white formica pedestal tbl- 92x120 w/ottoman. Neutral WALL UNIT- 3 piece contem­ machines, Snapper riding GUNS, swords, military items. TWILIGHT ZONE Like new. $50. High chair w/ Lie. NJ/Fed. Dealer. House $1,200. Call 908-615-0541 $250. If purchsed together colors. Sofa table, cocktail porary wood with corner unit mower, 55 gal. fish tank w/ & built-in lighting. Call adj. tray. $20. Potty chrs.-$40. calls. Bert 908-821-4949 $650. takes all. 908-972-9233 table & entertainment unit. All pine stand, filters plus extras, 43 TAPES. ALL 156 SHOWS. & $20. Tub.-$5. 908-679-6983 BEDROOM SET-Black for­ glass & brass. AREA RUGS, 908-249-4737 & leave msg. Thule rack for 2 bikes, bike Asking $500. 908-577-8225 DINETTE SET-42" table w/7 mica, contemporary, king size, (2) top-of-the-line, matching, truing & repair stands, col­ CRIB WHITE WOOD M A K E M O N E Y 4 yrs. old. Mint condition. Ask­ blk. vinyl swivel chairs w/ neutral colors. Sold together WATERBED lectibles, artwork, small appli., ing $2,000. SECTIONAL-Bone chrome legs-$200. CHINA or separate. 908-446-2045 Tupperware, tapes, videos, W/mattress & White Wicker CLOSET -mahogany-54” wide ★ leather. Excellent condition. King, waveless. Headboard w/ contents of attic. All neg. Changing table. $100. CLEANING Asking $2,400. Call between x 16” deep & 78” high-$100. MOVING mirror. $450. 908-521-5426 MUST SEE. 908-787-0585 WASHER/DRYER Other infant items. 8am-8pm only 908-409-6448 2 END TABLES-mahogany- Call 908-257-2046 $100. Call 908-431-2541 Living room, dining room, bed­ Apartment size. IVz yrs. old. YOUR CLOSETS BEDROOM SET-Gray Mica room (king), kitchen set, desk, 048 General MOVING SALE Asking $300. 908-316-0208 CRIBS-T WINS-Morgeau. Queen size, incl triple dresser, DINING ROOM chair, TVs & stereo.Everything Merchandise Washed wood. Excellent con­ $ $ $ $ platform bed, 2 nite tbls-Best in new cond. 908-679-1214 Oversized couches w/pillows, WATER TREATMENT System dition. $150. each. PLUS Custom made brushed steel lamps, stereo, dry bar, silver OTHER ITEMS. 908-591-8395 Consign your women’s & kid’s offer. Excellent condition. Call A TO Z THRIFT SHOP CLEARLY THE BEST clothing, closeouts or 908-679-0645 chairs & table base, oak table fox jacket, etc. No reasonable MOVING SALE Antiques/Collectibles/Clothing offer refused. 908-721-6425 NFS approved. FREE financ­ PLAY PEN/SWING salesmens samples. top w/6 chairs. Orig. cost 624 Bucklew Ave. Englishtown BEDROOM SET-PINE $2,500. MUST SELL $575. ing. 100% money back guar­ Graco. Like new. $60. Call 10am-4:30 for info & appt 7 pc. king sz. bedrm. Juvenile 908-446-2025/908-446-4725 NINTENDO SYSTEM - antee. Call 908-872-0238 Twin beds, triple dresser, Call 908-446-4228 bedrm., upright piano. 11 pc. Call any time 908-651 -0076 2nd Turn Around 908-431-7667 Games sold separately. Call night stand. $200. Call dining rm. set, outdoor set. AIR CONDITIONER- 24,000 WICKER, RATTAN, PINE $1,000.-$10,000. PAID 908-257-7652 DINING ROOM SET Stephen for details. Leave message 908-364-2055 BTU’s. with cover and 220V 908-308-0142 CRAFTS & BASKETS 049 Merchandise for antique Oriental Rugs. 9 pc. solid Oak. Contemporary outlet. $74.00. Call OUT DOOR FURNITURE James Proctor. 201-278-0280 BEDROOM SETS-Art Deco-5 & elegant. Exc. cond. $1,000 MOVING SALE 908-721-0753 WROUGHT IRON Wanted or 800-358-7847 pc. Antique gold. Asking or best offer. 908-721-1869 STORAGE SHEDS $1,200. “Stanley” Walnut-6 NINTENDO Bedrm. set, beige formica, 6 Great Savings & Selections AAA AAA ANTIQUES pc. boy’s. Asking $850. Call DINING ROOM-Oak, Contem­ pcs. Custom entertainment AQUARIUM With games. $50. Car ampli­ BU Y IT eves. 908-706-8084 porary 9 pc. w/115” table by unit. Contemporary beige fier w/box speakers $150. Call The Wicker Basket Used furn., estates, contents Thomasville & Ig. china closet 55 gallon w/wood stand & of homes, etc. 908-888-8377 lounge chair & ottoman. Beige accessories. Asking $125. Lenny at 900-254-1282 Rt 34 Colts Neck 908-462-8855 S E L L IT BEDS- (2), Oak, twin size etc. Best offer. Secretary modern desk, 2 book cases. trundle, w/mattresses. Great Call 908-888-3865 AAAA ANTHONY’S ANTIQUE desk-$200. Tea cart-$50. Ma­ Call 908-671-9084 PAYS TOP $$$$ for used fur­ FIND IT for storage. $400. for both. hogany rocker $75. & Wicker POOL Call evenings 908-446-3965 niture, glass, art, toys, all col­ doll stroller $155. & composi­ 24 x 48 Above ground w/at- 048a Gifts & Crafts lectables. etc. Love attics & CLASSIFIED tion doll $55. Old Hummel- / tached fence & deck. New fil­ basements. Estate contents $75. Lamp-Pink Lenox-$100., BRASS BED Classified Sells Cookie Jar Collection ter, new winter cover, solar bought or auctions. Est. 1979 Coors beer neon light-$85. cover & automatic pool vacu­ 908-264-3130 Baskin Robbins Full, Beautiful cond. male/fe­ Curio cabinet $200. New twin 1-800-660-4ADS 200 pcs. Call 908-928-6491 Lisa Makes [WANTED TO BUY after 5 weekdays. um. 5 yrs. old good cond. 908-739-9847 for Uncle Joe Furniture, Paintings. male style. Cost $1,200. Ask­ firm bed, $95 complete & $1,500. or best offer. Call SAVE THIS AD ing $380. 908-446-5939 more! 908-254-0179 908-367-6758 “SCENTS” FISHTANK ALL LIONEL TRAINS Oriental Rugs. Silver. H ave a Party! Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. Collections, Old Toys, Sait water, 55 gallons w/ac- Jewelry, etc. POOL Be a H ostess and get Price no object. 908-946-2893 cessories. $300. or best offer. Over 40 yrs. old, Camcorder-JVC-$250. Hooked 24’ dia. w/center drain, filter. 5 0 % O f f ■ ALL OLD ORIENTAL RUGS & Family on Phonics-Still in pkg. $175. Asking $375. 908-251-9087 Paisley shawls. Any size or AHY QUANTITY... Call 908-780-4478 Demonstrations byby Lisa cond. 1 -800-221 -5119 CASH COMPLETE ESTATES POOL-24 X 15 above ground, PURCHASED center drain, heater, 2 filters ( ^ Scented Candles FLOOR 1 sand & 1 earth), 2 ladders, ANTIQUES Col. Boll Randolph Auctioneer all pool necessities. $1,500. or OAK, HARDWOOD. Scented Oils & QUALITY COLLECTIBLES Call any time Portraits take offer. Call 908-583-6253 Approximately 150 sq. ft. 1 ESTATES PURCHASED Best offer. Call 908-706-0840 ^ Waxed Blossoms Etc. The Perfect Gift POOL-ABOVE GROUND CONSIGNMENTS WANTED 908-308-3335 12x24x48 oval. Seasprite II w/ Freehold Antique Gallery M EM BER NJ 4 STATE KITCHEN CABINETS attached fencing & end deck. Call Lisa Victoria Collins, Manager SOCIETY OF AUCTIONEERS Created in Oils Save up to 70% on major Everthing needed incl. many SAVE THIS AO. YOU MAY brands while quantities last. chemicals. Too many extras 908-303-0341 908-462-7900 NEED ME IN THE FUTURE! or P a ste ls 908-329-6000 to list. 4 yrs old, like new. • Birthdays Owner anxious. $1,800. or LAWN MOWER- 19” Snapper best offer. Call 908-390-5373 • Anniversaries with rear bagger. Good condi­ • All Special Occasions tion $125. Call 908-780-2897 PRESSURE CLEANERS- LAWN MOWER-Lawn Boy. 3 New PS I 1300 $249. The • Pet Portraits spd., mulching mower. $395 2500 is $599. 3500 is $899. ’ Wedding Portraits Used 1 season. Call Honda 3500 is $1,099. Fac­ 908-251-8950 tory direct tax-free, prompt de­ livery. Call 24 hours, free cat­ LAWN TRACTOR alog 1-800-333-WASH (9274) Artist Turf Power by Agway. 38” RING ENGAGEMENT 7 spd. 12 hp. 2 yrs. old like 1 round karat. Appraised at 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728 • 908-462-1020 new. Asking $700. Call $4,000. BEST OFFER 908-446-8737 Call 908-739-0575 Advertise Your YARD SALE AMERICA G arage Sale Giant W arehouse in Mataw an Turn Your Clutter Into Cosh! House Portraits 32 Main Street • Matawan 4 Lines 1 Tim e $16 The Perfect Gift 908-566-1178 FREE GARAGE SALE KIT • Furniture (Directly across Pre-Payment Required • Appliances from Matawan VISA/MASTERCARD ACCEPTED Created in Oils (Large & Train Station) or Watercolors Small) 1-800-660-4ADS • TV's & • Birthdays VCR's •Anniversaries • Office Equipment • All Special • Glassware O c c a s i o n s • Party Paper Goods • Sporting Goods • Books Artist H ours Wednesday - Friday 11 am - 6 pm 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728 • 908-462-1020 Saturday & Sunday 8 am - 4 pm T(HE INEJE-PENPENT, APRIL 19,1995 6 6

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A-1 SERVICE T K S C l e a n u p s Free estimate. 908-521-2826 • Tree removal TREES-* T rimmed^Removed Brick Work. New & Repairs, J & J Home Improvement Driveway Sealing, Painting • Trimming Pavers, Patios. 908-446-5877 Tiling. Call 908-929-3885 LAWN SERVICE ★Stumps Ground*Wood Chips Painting-lnterior/Exterior » Lot Clearing Reasonable Rates ★ AAA ★ BIG BEAR AAA ALL PHASES - Reliable, • Stump Grinding JUST CONCRETE Wallpapering/Free Estimates LAWN CUTTING Call 908-257-1416 Anytime Affordable Clean-ups. Call Jeff 908-906-6451 quality service. Free estimates SPRING & FALL CLEANUPS Fully ins. 908-521-4515 INC. FREE ESTIMATES Painting & Carpentry We take away anything Respectful, courteous Fully insured. 908-940-9400 908-583-2069-908-566-8316 PROFESSIONAL Landscape ** Call 908-721-8857 VINNY’S Free est. 908-264-2520 Call us for free estimates JOE JAY ADDITIONS - Basements, NEIGHBORHOOD PRICES MASON will fix & repair steps, Painting & Paperhanging AFFORDABLE CLEAN-UPS 908-409-6658 bathrooms, kitchens, decks. ATTENTION LAWN & LANDSCAPING sidewalks & plastering. Very 908-251-4623 / 908-656-1312 Landscaping Renovations Basements, garages, attics, Jobs big or small we do them reasonable. 908-988-0029 $50. OFF Sod -Retaining Walls -Fences LAWN CARE - CLEANUPS yards and light hauling, also BOB’S PAPERHANGING all! References, free est. Mulch -Stone - Top Soil . FERTILIZING SOD. STONE, MULCH MASONRY - NEW WORK Real Estate specials. WILL BEAT ANY PRICE! LERIO PAINTING Quality Plus 908-521-2491 Complete lawn care/low prices or GRASS CUTTING RENOVATIONS REPAIRS. Refs. Avail. Call 908-607-0567 Fully Ins. Free Est. REMOVAL & REPAIRS Painting, Plastering. Taping, PER SEASON CONTRACT GUTTERS CLEANED Call 908-254-0643 ALL AROUND MAN Call Frank 908-251-9131 MONTHLY WEEDING Free est. 908-360-0048 Sheetrock. Paperhanginc. 908-727-4888 A MAN & VAN FOR HIRE Free Estimates Specializing in: PLUMBING PAYMENT ONLY ON STONE CRETE MASONRY $30/hr. or 2 men for $45/hr. PAINTING & MASONRY BILL’S RAINBOW LANDSCAPES COMPLETION OF JOB All types of masonry: Drive­ Cleanouts • Light Moving B U SY B's PAINTING Call Joe Palma 908-972-7508 908-390-865* $20. PER CUT 908-536-7011 ways, patios, sidewalks, Rubbish & Debris Removal Spec, in Popcorn Ceilings TREE SERVICE WE CARE! blocks (specializing in 908-458-4251 John Ruskin Ins., Free Est 908-238-5553 AMC Call 908-607-2663 MIKE’S Removal • Pruning • Stumps WORLD CLASS LAWN STAMPED CONCRETE Free est. 908-721-8671 CLEANUP- Removal of old HOME IMPROVEMENT Lawn maintenance & tree Free Est. 609-971-5151 sheds, pools, metals, wood, CEILINGS • Carpentry, • painting, • tile ROTOTILLING PROFESSIONAL BOB’S LANDSCAPING spraying. Call 908-780-2717 908-288-0555 etc. Call 908-446-3196 work. ‘ wallpapering & other Professionally sprayed/pop fainting & Wallpapering Inc. • Cleanup • Renovation 908-928-1887 corn effect/all colors/w/without general improvements. Refs, Int./Ext. :0% oft. Free Est. • Rototilling • Edging 0 8 4 M o v i n g glitter/free est. 908-525-1625 avail. Call for FREE est. 082 Lawn Mower P & R CLEANUP 908-591-0593 Shrub Trimming • Planting & ROTOTILLING & S t o r a g e 1-800-820-*711 ® Removal • Mulch • Stone R e p a i r Sarage & yard cleaning. CUSTOM PAINTING C.F.G. HOME improvements • Landscape Lighting Call Al 908-446-1346 Everything taken away. Reas, ALL JERSEY MOVERS price. Free est. 908-264-7476 ★ vr By Rick ★ ★ MONICA ENTERPRISES We Do It ALL at Reasonable 908-462-1967 | SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS Prices. Expert Professionals. ROTOTILLING Pianos, apartments, Hornes, Prompt-Precise Workmanship QUALITY FAUX FINISHES Free Estimates. 908-679-3563 Lawn Mowers - Snow Blowers offices. Quality work at an af­ YARDWORK- 3mall tractor/ Homes/offices. IntVExt. Specializing In stenciling, EVEREST I .ARSON SERVICES Pickup & delivery avail. FREE fordable price. Lie. #PM00662. loader .'or hire w/turf tires. Fully insured-15 yrs. exp. walls, marble, skies, sponge, COMPLETE KITCHEN I-ANDSCAPING MATERIALS 308-536-2613 j est. Call Bob 908-545-9039 Call 908-634-4122 Please call 908-446-3196 ★ Call 908-446-0516 ★ stone. Free est. 908-935-8858 & HOME REMODELING •Screened Top Soil Countertops & He-facing •Mulch -Stone -Trees Carey Home Improvement •Shrubs -Ponds -And More Free estimates. 908-727-7658 Bulldozer & Backhoe Work AFFORDABLE/DEPENDABLE ISLAND Remodeling Pickup or Delivered Come down and 908-521-3344 ★ Additions, Kitchens ★ ★ Baths, Ceramic Tile ★ FIRST CHOICE LANDSCAPING ★Custom decks & carpentry ★ LAWNS CUT-Starting at $25. ★ Free Est. 908-792-0147 ★ Lawn Maintenance m eet the family. Landscape Renovations J & J Home Improvement Landscape Installation-Seed/Sod •Ceramic tile -Remodeling Free Estimates 908-972-8309 The Saturn SL-2 •Decks -Finishing bsmnts. •Siding -Windows »Doors GARDENING Free Est. Jeff 908-906-6451 Rototilling-AII sizes J & L BUILDERS Call 908-577-8986 ★ WE DO IT ALL ★ HARVEST TIME Finest Quality Construction ★ VERY AFFORDABLE ★ ★ LANDSCAPING ★ Refs. Fully ins. FREE est. ★LAWN MAINTENANCE* Call 908-780-5316 RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL DEP Lie. # 96028 - Insured RALPH BASILE ★ Quality & Dependability ★ • BATHROOMS • KITCHENS Call 908-679-7221 for $avings • BASEMENTS • ADDITIONS We accept VISA & Mastercard • REPLACEMENT WINDOWS • CERAMIC TILE IF YOU CANT CUT IT WE CAN All Masonry Work-concrete jobs PANTINA LANDSCAPING Free Estimates. 908-290-0419 1-800-21 -LAWNS 908-872-2900 SZARAWARSKI Builders Custom carpentry & masonry IS YOUR STUMP A Additions, remodeling, custom PAIN IN THE GRASS? baths/kitchens. 908-446-4796 Tree/stump removal. “Just TOTAL Home Improvem ents Stumps”. Free est. Fully ins. Call 908-566-2828 Call 24 hrs. 908-634-1318 JOHN’S Tree Service 20% OFF • Trimming • Removal KITCHEN CABINETS • Cabling • Snow Removal NEW & REFACING Fully insured. 908-370-9302 BATHROOM REMODELING JUST CUT LAWN SERVICE Formica/Corian available No lawn too small. Good JOE THE CABINET MAKER work. Call 908-888-0003 908-432-9616 • 908-679-2841 Just like any other fam ily, ours now features a pretty w ide cast of characters. H ow m any? Seven- LAGO’S TREE SERVICE three sedan m odels, two w agons, and two coupes. Seven-three sedan m odels, two w agons, h h k 080c Kitchen FULLY INSURED and two coupes. So If you w ant m ore or less horsepower, m ore or fewer doors, or m ore or Call 908-446-6071 C a b i n e t s less whatever-we now have m ore choices that w e can offer you. A nd your fam ily. LAWN MAINTENANCE CABINET REFACING NO COUPONS! A Different Kind o f Com pany. A D ifferen t Kind o f Car. satirn by KITCHEN WIZARD NO GIMMICKS!! Countertops 800-548-3251 Just Quality Service At A Fair Price S a t u r n o f ' Eatontow n 6 7 Rt. 3 6 Eatontown, n j 9 0 8 -3 8 9 - 8 8 2 2 LARSON SERVICES 081 Lawn Care 908-536-2613 SALES M-F.....9-9 SAT.....9-6 SERVICE & PARTS M-F...8-5 SA T..8-12 Landscaping LAWN SERVICES S a t u r n o f F r e e h o l d 4039 Rt. 9 North Freehold. NJ 908 303 8700 BY CARLO SALES M-F.....9-9 SAT....9-6 SERVICE & PARTS M-W-F...8 5 TUE & THR...8-7:30 SPRING CLEANUPS Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price of the 1995 Saturn SL2 is $12,355, the SC2 is $13,355 and the SW2 J A & M LAWN CARE Residential/Commercial is $13,055, including retailer preparation and transportation. Tax, license and options additional. Each retail A Quality Service. Insured REASONABLE RATES! facility is responsible for setting its own selling price, which may differ from the prices suggested above. M SuperCare Free estimates. 908-787-4549 Call 609-758-9284 ©1995 Saturn Corporation. AUTO GROUP 7 0 APRIL 19, 1995, THE INDEPENDENT

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PAINTING & Paperhanging CUSTOM CURTAINS 37’ SEARAY EC '93 BUICK CENTURY LIMITED CHEVROLET CELEBRITY '89 Int./Ext. Free Est. Honest pric­ SCREENPRINTING S0NSHINE Exc. cond. Auto, 4 cyl. Co. FORD MUSTANG T-shirts, sweats, jackets, hats, Low Prices 908-577-0375 Twin 340, 104 hours. Gen. 90-WAGON. Fully loaded, V6, es. Call Joe at 908-937-8166 low mileage, 4 new tires. Mint car. 105,000 miles. New , signs, decals, vinyl lettering. MADE in my home, designed WINDOW WASHING a/c, electronics, 5 year ex­ brakes & muffler. $2,599. or , 94. Coupe. 3.8 V-6, 5 speed, MIKE DOLLY 908-294-8979 SPRING SALE tended warranty. Will consider condition. $7,500. Call in your home. Reasonable $ i. 908-727-2368 best offer. Call 908-247-3863 ] PAINTING Call 908-308-9384 15% OFF ANY SERVICE motor home or smaller boat for trade. Financing available. CHEVROLET CORVETTE ’92 - Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper Free ‘Estimates/Fully Insured WINDOW TREATMENTS ACT NOW* 1-800-648-0333 $114,900. Call 908-349-2001 BUICK REGAL ’83- . Black with gray interior. 2 removal. Quality work, 20yrs. 091 Roofing/Siding Wagon. Fully loaded. $1,500. FORD MUSTANG 39’ SEA RAY EXPRESS roofs, fully loaded. Show car. exp.. Ins. John 908-251-0893 B Y J E R R Y o r best offer. Call $21,000. or best offer. Call i 1989-Fully loaded, 390 hrs. 908-254-7666 908-257-3070 leave message, i PAPERHANGING AAA ROOFING & SIDING Custom Made Shop At Home Call Jeff 908-946-2108 $13./single roll. 24 years exp. Reliable, Quality Service. Free Verticals, mini blinds, pleated BUYING OR SELLING A CAR Mike 908-462-9097 Est. Fully Ins. 908-940-9400 shades. 60% discount w/free PRIVATELY? We provide CORVETTE FORD PROBE LX '89- Red, estimate, measuring and financing & warranties. Call ’75. Bright red. 350 CID, 4 a/c, i auto. Exc. cond. 74,000 PAPERHANGING ALEX SMUTKO installation. 100% guaranteed. Gary Fuchs 908-536-6534 mi. $4,900. or best offer. Jerry Asch 1-609-655-7548 speed, p/s, p/b, T-tops, new shocks. $7,000. Call Ted, 908-821-6429 by Robert. Low rates, exp. CADILLAC ’84 COUPE DE Small jobs OK. 908-679-7452 ROOFING 908-229-4965 096b Window 105 Boats for Sale 4 8 ^ . VILLE- Mauve, new tires, orig. FORD TAURUS ’92- owner, runs. $1,200. Call after CORVETTE STINGRAY FULLY LOADED-a/c, p/b. p/s, PASTE “N” PAPER SYNONYMOUS W a s h i n g AUTOMOTIVE 5pm. 908-821-7389 ’64. Convertible w/2 tops. airbag, good cond. Call Paperhanging by Cindy. Free Taxes and inflation are hurting AAA LEVY’S DUN-RITE 1 7 V i’ B A Y L I N E R ’8 9 Needs little to be restored. 908-536-6213 est., fully ins. 908-780-0429 both of us. I need you, CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE $25,000. FIRM. 908-280-8864 WINDOWS WASHED Bowrider w/trailer. Full can­ ’87-Mint condition, 65,000 FORD THUNDERBIRD ’65 vas. 85HP. Gar. kept. Rarely PHIL POLO & SON YOU WILL SAVE miles, original owner, grey. FORD ESCORT ’88-Wagon. 1 Engine & suspension rebuilt, STORMS & SCREENS used. $4,900. 908-446-5799 110 Autos for Sale Painting & Paperhanging MONEY WITH ME. GUTTERS CLEANED $3,995. or best offer. Call Owner. Low miles. Auto, interior like new, driven daily. lnt./Ext. Free est. Fully ins. The cost of roofing has shot No waiting. Exc., clean work. 908-526-1839 $1,800. or best offer. Call $3,000. Call eves. & wknds. 908-780-3575 • 908-462-9558 thru the roof. Be a smart con­ Reas, rates. 908-739-8755 A U D I 80 Q U A T T R O ’91 908-254-7666 908-636-2986 20’ SAILBOAT CHEVROLET CELEBRITY ’89 sumer and shop around then AH wheel drive, red, 5 sp., Use your VISA ★STAR PAINTINGS call Smutko Roofing. Year Ensenada. Fiberglass, sleeps 4 dr., p/s. ac, p/b, new tires & or MASTERCARD HONDA CIVIC LX ’88-4 dr., 4. Cboard, trailer, motor. sunroof, A/C, 83,000 hwy. mi. brakes. Exc. cond. Clean. auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, exc. cond. after year, proven to be on 1 owner. Must sell. $9,900. to pay for your 17 yrs. in business CLASSIFIED SELLS! Good cond. $3,200. Call 65,000 miles. $3,700. Classified Ad 1 owner. 71,000 miles. top of the roofing industry. 908-940-9080 Call Bob 908-929-4399 609-924-3399 908-238-9156 leave message 1-800-660-4ADS $5,500. Call 908-431-0570 SUTKOWSKI’S C R A Z Y LO W WALLS SPRING PRICES!! Hand nailing at its best. Call INFINITI • WALLPAPERING 908-583-0412800-794-ROOF • PAINTING PLEASE ASK FOR ALEX • CERAMIC TILING 908-290-1712 ANYTIME, ANYWHERE THE ROOF DOCTOR Polish Hardwork with German Precision Seals your leaks when you need protection the most. THE WALL DOCTOR Roof repair specialist. The Cars Custom Paperhanging GUTTER CLEANING By Tex Miller. 908-536-9451 Free estima.es. Fully insured. Evans Maint. 1-800-303-3873 Whose Time WALLPAPER ASCH ROOFING and SIDING Hung with TLC, patience & Seamless Gutters • Repairs neatness! Maria 908-888*1337 Fully Insured • Free Estimates 908-238-4463 • 908-257-6965 Has Come.

087 Power W ashing CARLIN ROOFING CONSTRUCTION - Roofs, vinyl siding, all repairs. Free ALUMINUM/VINYL est. Insured. 908-458-5619 Siding. Best prices. Sparkle J & R ROOFING & SIDING Plenty. Bruce. 908-928-4488 UNBEATABLE RATES HOUSE WASHING Exp. & Ins. 908-846-7525 ATA POWERCLEAN RELIABLE ROOFING 1993, 4-Door, 4-Cyl Engine. Auto Trans w/OD, P/Strg, Member N.J. BBB Clean, Quality Service Power ABS Brks, Air Conditioning, Power Windows/ 1*800-794-1417 Free Estimates. 908-671-5426 Locks/Mirrors/Antenna. R/Def, Tilt, Cruise, Central Locking System, Sunroof, AM/FM stereo Cassette, POWER WASHING RL LEMPFERT Elec. Trunk Release. Fully Equipped. VIN#PT406498. ACTION ALL Roofing & Repairs • Decks • Patios Siding & Windows • Aluminum/Vinyl • Driveways Call 908-679-0096 INTRODUCING THE •. Sidewalks • Brick Cleaning Call John 908-251-0893 ROCON Contracting-Roofing, ALL NEW 1996 Siding, Windows, Doors. All work guaranteed. Free est. INFINITI POWER WASHING Fully ins. 1-800-382-8002 Exterior/Interior Painting S & R ROOFING & SIDING 908-390-0103 908-618-1532 Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. FREE Estimates 908-679-2291 < 7 0 089 Plumbing VINYL SIDING INFINITI Now REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ADVANCE PLUMBING 45 yrs. exp. Call Chet. Taking & HEATING INC. Fully ins. 908-793-7269 SEWER & DRAIN CLEANING True Luxury For Around $30,000 Bonded & Ins. Lie. #10128 PRE-OWNED CARS Orders! 24hr Emergency Service 092 Special Services 93 Infiniti J30t 92 Infiniti G 20 '91 infiniti Q 45 '92 infiniti M 30 Call 908-727-5388 4-Or, Auto, 6-Cyl Eng, P/ABS Brks, P/Strg, 4 Door, FRWD. I40HP 4-Cyf Engine, 5- 4 Dr, Auto, 8 Cyl Eng, Pwr ABS Brks, P/S, Convertible, Auto Tran, 6-Cyl Engine, Power A/C flint. Confri, fyWinds/Lks/Uirrs/Ant, Speed Irons w/OD, P/Strg P/ABS Brks, Air, A/C, Driver Air Bog, Lthr Seats, Power Steering, Power Brakes Power ALAN BLACKBURN FURNITURE Dual Air Bogs, Leather Seats, Rear Def, Till, P/Winds, Leather int, Alloy Wheels, Central Windows/Locks/Mirrs, R/Def, Tih, Cruise Windows/Locks/Mirrors, Tilt Wneel, Cruise Plumbing/Heating. REFINISHING REPAIR And The Cruise, Inter. Wipers, Sun Roof, Alloy Whls, Locking, R/Def, AM/FM St. Cass, Anti Theft, Cntrol, Sun Roof, Security Alarm, AM/FM Control, AM/FM Stereo Cassette. 35,918 mi. Water Heaters, Boiler Installa­ I/Glass, Sec. Alarm, AM/FM Stereo T/Class, FuHy Equipped. VIN#NT400277 Stereo Cass. 32,525 mi. VIM#MMl 06043. VIH#HT010273. Caning • Rushing Cnss/CD. 20,725 mi. VI N#M016578. 27,455 mi. tions. Remodeling. NJ Master 908-938-4064 Plumbers License # 5325 Cars Whose SLIPCOVERS, Custom made. $ 2 8 , 9 0 0 $ 1 5 , 9 0 0 $ 2 0 , 5 0 0 $ 2 1 , 9 0 0 908-238-2945 Your fabric. QUALITY WORK, BIG SAVINGS. 908-257-5409 Time Has BACSOKA TELEPHONE Installation '9 2 Infiniti Q 45 '92 Infiniti Q 45 '91 VW G Olf GL '93 Cavalier Z24 4-Dr, Auto, 6-Cyl Eng, P/ABS Bits, P/Strg, Active Susp, 4-Dr, Auto w/OD, V-8 Eng, 4-Dr, Auto Trans, 4 Cylinder Engine, Power 2-Dr, Auto Trans w/OD, V-6 Engine, P/ABS Plumbing & Heating Repair, Jacks, Wiring Come Again. A/C, Oim Cntl Driver Air Bag, Lthr Sts, P/ABS Brks, PA, Clim. Cntrl, A/C, P/Lthr Brakes, Power Steering, Air Conditioning. Brakes, P/Steering, Air Conditioning, Power Complete kitchen/bath remod­ 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX Power Winds/Llcs/Mirrs/Ant, R/Def, Tilt, Seats, P/Winds/lis/Mirrs/Ant, R/Del, fill, Rear Def, Tilt, Cruise, Inter. Wipers, AM/FM Windows/Locks, R/Def, Tilt, Cruise, Inter. eling. Water Heaters. Sewer & Call Ed, 908-536-2477 24hr. Roadside Assistance Cruise, Inter. Wipers, Set. Alarm, AM/FM Cruise. Moon Roof, Alloy Wheels, T/Glass, Stereo Cass. T/Gloss, 30,687 mi. Wipers, Alloy Wheels, T/Glass, AM/FM Drain Cleaning. Reasonable Stereo Cassette. 45,894 mi. Sec. Alarm, Keyless Entry, AM/FM St. Cass/ VIN#MM0340!0 Stereo Cass. 27,659 mi. VIH#f7105l40. rates. Free Estimates. VIN#NM20S939. CD, Trad Cntrl. 48,000 mi. VIN#NM005I91. 094 Tailoring £/x> Trip Interruption Benefits License #5628. We do it all. $ 2 6 , 9 0 0 $ 2 8 , 9 0 0 $ 6 , 9 0 0 $ 1 1 , 4 0 0 Call 908-727-0014 Free Service Loan Car ALTERATIONS- Men/Women. DRESSMAKING. Custom 8.9% Financing Up To 92 Suzuki Sidekick '91 Jeep Cherokee '93 Grand M arquis LS '92 Lexus SC400 G. TAYLOR Bridal Parties. 908-446-4838 JX Convertible, 4 WD, 2-Door, Auto Trans, LAREDO, 4WD, 4-Door, Automatic Trans, 4 Door, Auto Trans, 8 Cvl Eng, P/ABS Brks, 2-Dr, Auto Trans, 8-Cvl Engine, P A P/ABS 72 mos. on Pre-Owned 4 Cyl Engine, P/Strg, P/ABS Brks, Power 6 Cyl Eng, P/Strg, P/Brks Air Conditioning, P/Strg, Air, Power Winds/Mirrs/Locks/Ant, Brks, A/C, P/Seats/Wmds/Mirrs/Lks/Ant, PLUMBING & HEATING Infinitis to Qualified Buyers Windows/Mirrors/Locks, Alloy Wheels, Elec Power Windows/Mirrors/Locks, Tilt, Cruise Power Seats, Leather Interior, R/Def, fill, Dual Air Bogs, R/Def, Alloy Wheels, Tilt, Repairs • Remodeling • New KAY’S Trunk Release, AM/FM Stereo Cassette. Control. T/Glass, Rear Def, Alloy Wheels, Cruise, T/Glass, Alloy Wheels, Vinyl Roof, Cruise, Int. Wipers, Sun Roof, T/Glass, Sec. Construction • Water Heaters Pre-Owned Infinitis 15,670 mi. VW#N6407355. AM/FM Stereo Cassette. 60,308 mi. AM/FM Stereo Cassette. 39,879 mi. Alarm, Nokomichi AM/FM Stereo toss/CD, • Reasonable • Reliable CUSTOM MADE DRESSES VIMML5961B1. VIN#PX618632. Tradion Cntrl. 26,143 mi. VIK#W0017680. Gary Taylor, Plumbing Li­ Women’s/Girls’-Alterations Available with 7-year/ cense # 5877. 908-251-5322 Bridal Parties 908-370-8883 100,000 mile Warranties $ 1 1 , 2 5 0 $ 1 3 , 9 0 0 $ 1 3 , 9 0 0 $ 3 1 , 9 0 0 GARDEN STATE _ —MonmouthMonmouth & A Ocean Counties Exclusive infiniti Dealer 094a Transportation PLUMBING and HEATING WATER HEATERS REPAIRS & REMODELING NEW TAXI SERVICE GEORGE SAHUL JR. Keyport area. 908-264-8713 300 Route 36 License #5568 C i i r f e 908-251-5660 096a Window WEST LONG BRANCH T r e a t m e n t s TOM’S PLUMBING Plumbing & Heating. Water 908-389-1200 Heaters, Boilers. Appliances & B/L/l/N/D/S Gas Grills installed. Small jobs Verticals, minis, pleated OK. 7 day serv. NJ Plumbing wood. Save up to 80%. Free Based on %/U month closed end lenses. Total Payments:G20-$8,244 +tox, J30-$l4,364 +tax. G20-$l,499 Down + l mo. ref. set. dep, 1st mo. pymnt ond $495 bank fee due at inception. J3frNo Money Down and No Lie. #9454. 908-727-7719 Installation 908-975-9878 Security Deposit! 1st month payment & $450 bank fee due at inception. 12,000 mi/yr, $.15 per mile thereafter. G.A.P. Coverage Inc. Purchase Option: G20-$8,350.00, J30-$22,637.40. Lease subject to credit approval ond insurability as determined by primary lender. *Prices include destination charges; title, taxes, and license fees not included. Piets are for ilius purps only. Not responsible for typos. Available at Grcle Infinili thru 4/30/95 THE INDEPENDENT, APRIL 19, 1995 7 1

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R E D C A R P E T You won't find these on any other car In Mystique's class....MicronAir L E A S E . . . W I T H interior filtration system to clean even dust and pollen from the air, available all-speed traction control, ONLY $899 optional Duratec V6 w hich doesn't n e e d a tune up for 100,000 miles, DOWN! deployable door trim system for increased side impact protection • 16 VALVE-ZETEC 4-CYL• AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION • DUAL AIR BAGS exceeding 1997 standards, AIR COND • MICRONAIR INTERIOR FILTRATION SYSTEM • CRUISE available illuminated interior door AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE ‘ REAR DEFROSTER• HEATED MIRRORS handles, rear dome light, driver's POWER WINDOWS, LOCKS, STEERING, BRAKES & ANTENNA side glove box, front seat valance New 1995 Mercury 4-door, stowage bins, driver's safety belt VIN#SK628954, MSRP $16,420, 24 month grabber....and there's even more! j J i> V closed end lease with $899 down, 1st pymnt & $200 ref sec dpst for total of Ask your salesperson. $1099 due at signing, total pymnts $5675, buy option at end $10,995,10,000 mi/yr then .15/mi. FOR YOUR BEST LINCOLN OR MERCURY DEAL CALL...

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Prices include all costs except tax, license & registration fees. Supersedes other offers. Not responsible for typographical errors. O ver 9 acres o f new & used cars & m inivans a t Carden S tate Parkw ay E xit 117! new 1995 Pontiac irons sp o rt MORE s t a n d a r d ■SrfuH pu^6 FEATURES 0 price of only^ than any other V6 • 7-PASSENGER • AIR BAG • ANTI-LOCK BRAKES • AUTOMATIC New 1995 Pontiac van stock#6803 VIN#ST228714. MSRP $20,942,24 mo Min IVAN! ■ A/C • SIDE-GUARO DOOR BEAMS •AM/FM STEREO CASS closed end lease with $2400 down/trade, 1st ^ th e o t h ers pymnt, $350 acq. fee & $300 ref sec dpst for FI*Sr..,THEN TEST POWER WINDOWS, LOCKS, & STEERING MATS total of $3249 & $1750 Mfr incentive due at TILT WHEEL • CRUISE CONTROL • TINTED GLASS signing, total pymnts $7176, buy option at end d r iv e a n e w $12,925,12,000 mi/yr then 15/mi. Purchase TRANS SPORT! REAR DEFROSTER • SIDE WINDOW DEFOGGERS price includes $1000 Mfr. rebate

New 1995 Pontiac N e w G r a n d M m B o n n e v i l l e 16-VALVE QUAD-FOUR ENGINE ‘ AIR BAG - ANTI-LOCK BRAKES - AUTOMATIC • FRONT WHEEL DRIVE 3.BL V6- DUAL AIR BAGS • ANTI-LOCK BRAKES • A/C • ELECTRONIC AUTOMATIC -FRONT WHEEL DRIVE AIR CONDITIONING • AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE - TINTED GLASS. RECLINING BUCKET SEATS AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE • POWER WINDOWS, LOCKS 4 STEERING • ILLUMINATED ENTRY CONSOLE- POWER STEERING • WET-ARM WIPERS - FOG LAMPS CRUISE CONTROL • TILT WHEEL • ANTI-THEFT - REAR DEFROSTER

New 1995 Pontiac 4-door stock#6819 VIN#SC791995, MSRP $15,394, 36 mo closed end lease with $2400 New 1995 Pontiac 4-door stock#6482 VIN#S4234848, MSRP $21.829,36 mo closed end lease with $2400 down/trade, 1sl pymnt, $350 acq. tee & $269 ret sec dpst for total of $3188 & $1000 Mir. incentive due at down/trade, 1st pymnt, $339 rel sec dpst & $350 acq lee lor total ol $3328 & $2000 Mfr incentive due at signing, signing, total pymnts $8484, buy option at end $7389,12,000 mi/yr then 15/mi total pymnts $11.004, buy option at end $10.260,12.000 mi/yi then 15/mi

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N E W 1 9 9 5 N E W 1 9 9 5 N E W 1 9 9 5 N E W 1 9 9 5 M IRAGE COUPE GALANT SEDAN E C LIP SE SPORT COUPE M ONTERO 4x4 DOWN $ A DOWN $ A DOWN DOWN s 0 LEASE V LEASE V LEASE * 0 2 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm LEASE New, 4 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, 3 dr hatch, 5 spd m an, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, cassette, t/glass, r/def, bucket seats, carpet am/fm cassette, t/glass, r/def, bucket am /fm cassette, t/glass, r/ def, bucket 4 dr, auto, V 6, p/s, p/b, am /fm cass, p/w/l, m ats, sport m irrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls, seats, sport m irrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls, seats, sport m irrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls. a/c, t/gls, r/def, bucket seats, sport m irrs, custom whl cvrs, VIN #SU25996, Stk custom whl cvrs, VIN #SE068915, Stk VIN SE127824, Stk #3898, M SRP all ssn stl bltd rdls, VIN SJ004835, Stk #3790, M SR P $11,115. #3757, M SR P $15,342, $ 1 5 , 0 4 9 . #3794, M SR P $28,998. $ $149 M o 1 6 9 - s1 8 9 3 6 9 M o CREPIT SPECIALISTS? • Bad Credit • Bankruptcy • Divorce o I '& FINANCING • Slow Pay • No Pay Call Mr. Keyes Today... >) A V A ILA B LE ! and Drive Away

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1987 BUICK 1987 NISSAN 1994 MITSUBISHI 1991 FORD 1987 VOLVO TEM PO GL LeSABRE LMTD. SENTRA MIRAGE 7 4 0 TURBO 4 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm st, p/w, 4 dr, auto, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm cass, p/w/l, 2 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm cass, 4 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/tm cass, p/w/l, a/c, 4 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm cass, a/c, t/gls, rw def, sport mirrs. VIN a/c, t/glass, r/def, t/whl, cruise, all ssn stl bltd a/c, t/gls, rw def, VIN RU075944, Stk t/gls, rw def, t/whl, cruise, leather int, sun roof, rdls. VIN HH548714, Stk #3864-A. 119,673 a/c, t/gls, r/def, VIN HU007971, MK156460, Stk #P3156A. 48,368 miles. alum whls, all black. VIN H2155122, Stk #P335.13,048 miles. Program Car, miles. 112,314 miles. Low Miles. #P3598A. 156,060 miles.

* 1 9 9 5 * 2 2 5 0 $ 9 9 9 5 ’ 6 9 9 5 * 4 9 9 5 1989 MERCURY 1994 MITSUBISHI 1992 SATURN 1994 MITSUBISHI 1991 MITSUBISHI SABLE GS ECLIPSE SL2 DIAMANTE WAGON M O N TER O LS Station wagon, auto, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm Program car, 3 dr hatch, 5-spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, 4 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm cass, p/w/l, Program car, 5 dr hatch wgn, auto, 6 cyl, p/s, Green, 4 dr, 5 spd man, 4 whl drive, 6 cyl, p/s, cass, p/w/l, a/c, t/gls, rw def, t/whl, cruise, p/b, am/fm cass, a/c, t/gls, r/def, t/whl, bkt sts, a/c, t/gls, rw def, t/whl, cruise, alloy whls. p/b, am/fm cass w/equalizer, p/w/l/anti-tneft p/b, am/fm cass, p/w/l, a/c, t/gls, rw def, t/whl, alarm, a/c, t/gls, rw def, t/whl, dual air bags, cruise, alloy whls. Excellent condition. VIN rf rack, ready for the family! VIN KG663007, sport mirrs, all ssn stl bit rdls, styl whls. VIN Like new - inside & out. VIN NZ250150, Stk bkt sts, lug rck, alloy whls. VIN RT000546, Stk MJ004008, Stk #P336. 50,008 miles. Stk #3869A. 78,279 miles. RE120960, Stk #P-331.8843 miles, #3919A 19,505 miles. #P1333.18,488 miles.

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One mile south of Monmouth Pete Mall, GSP Exit 105 Hwy. 35, Su ca to ’s Oakhurst...ONLY MINUTES FROM ROUTE 18! RT- ?6 EA5I- Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to 6 NORTH PARTS & SERVICE: MONMOUTH RT. 35 t Mon., Tues., Wed. , SHOPPING 5A MALL I Seacoast & Fri. 8 to 5 | Mitsubishi Thurs. 8 to 8 RT. 35 NORTH SIDE ■ T S U B I S H I Sat. 8 to 4 W. PARK AVE. 908-493-43331 rices incl. all costs except license, reg. & taxes. All leases are 10,000 mile (M irage=12,000) closed end lease req 1st m o pym t/1-m o sec dep $495 bank fee. Galant & M irage are 30 mos/Eclipse & Montero are 42. T.O.P/Residual: Mirage $4470/$6,891 - Galant $5070/$9205 - Eclipse $7938/$7825 - Montero $15,498/$15,078. $10,000 Savings on '94 Diamante LS #3747. VIN-RY013604. Orig. M SR P $35,226. Sale Price $25,226 0 % on '95 Diamante, M ontero & 3000G T Only. All leases subject to approval by prim ary lender. Call dealer for details. THE INDEPENDENT, APRIL 19,1995 7 9

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$ JI0 9 $I0 9 9 5 BUY PER MOS. 36 MOS. FOR: 1 0 . 4 9 5 4-Dr, 5-Spd Man Transmission, 4-Cylinder, PS, PB, Cloth Bucket Sts. 2-Dr, Auto Transm ission, 4-Cylinder VIN #SZ 003431. Stk. #56003. Engine, PS, PB, Air, Rear Defrost, Sport Bucket Seats, Stl Belted R adials. m s rp . $ 12,050 C AIffJIflSC Dealer Discount...$655 V IN # S7 1 5934. Stk. #5834. College Grad £ ■ #1— — Rebate If Qual $400 9 M M M S % S M MSRP. $11,995 QBUIM I5G Dealer Discount...$600 iM IH iH iw Total Savings $1055 M MWNMMJ College Grad A ■ Based on 36 mo. closed end lease. Total of pymnts $ Rebate If Qual $400 9 $3924. $2000 Down, Ref. Sec. Dep $125, 1 mo pymnt due Total Savings $1000 M M 0 M 0 M 0 at inception. 12,000 mi/yr $.10 mi./thereafter. Purchase option $6386.50.

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JI7 9 $I4,495 ' $ 2 2 f 9 9 5 PER MOS. 25 MOS. BUY ■ M lJ W per mos. 25 mos. 4-Dr, Auto Trans, 6-Cyl Eng, PS, PB, AM/FM FOR: M m m f W m W m m m 4-Dr, Auto Trans, 6-Cyl Eng, PS, PB, AM/FM Cass, Air, Cloth Bucket Seats, Stl Bltd Radials. Auto Trans, 6-Cyl, PS, PB, Frnt & Rr Air, AM/FM Cass- Radials- VIN #S1170916. Stk. #52073. Cass, P/Lks/Wind, Tilt, Cruise, Swing Out Door, VIN #S1170916. Stk. #52073. High Top. VIN #SF145488. Stk. #54518. MSRP. $25,540 Q M W t U t S Q m s rp . $16,600 Q A V E i m G McRP Dealer Discount.$2145 Dealer Discount.$1705 MtWMMiM WMiWUmM College Grad DeaterDiscounf$6446.13 SAVINGS K Q u T ^ O O ^ 8 Rebate If Qual $400 N N N g % College Grad Rebate J H IflltU J Total Sa'vinas £2445 M T §“ ® Total Savings $2105 M m M M m M m If Qualified ...... $400 ia lotaibavings ^ m m m m Factory Discount $500 V J l f l f f l » • * Based on 27 mo. closed end lease. Total of pymnts Based on 25 mo closed end lease. Total of pymnts M Total Savinqs $7695. $ 2 0 0 0 down, Ref. Sec. Dep $300, 1st mo $4475. $2000 Down, Ref. Sec. Dep $200, 1 mo pymnt $6846.13 0 payment due at inception. 12,000 mi/yr, $.10 due at inception. 12,000 mi./yr $.10 mi./thereafter, mi./thereafter. Purchase option $17,516.40.. Purchase option $10,126.

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