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checkerboard pattern will be removed in BY LAUREN JAEGER the process. Staff Writer Even the pavement of the basketball courts is streaked with writing, and not a bench has been left untouched. FOCUS: The little things, such as garbage cans, Vandalism have been covered with writing; one read ing “The Drug War is On” and “untamed Story on page 6 bombers” as well as illegible scrawling in permanent marker. The aluminum base O vernight, unwanted artists have ball bleachers have several rows of red given Cedar Street Park, Keyport spraypaint of the words “United Bombers the look of a decrepit inner city. 903” and “Rero” three times. During the past two weeks, all the sur On one sidewalk is the word “Retro” faces in the park, from benches to black in red; twice. The basketball court is top to bleachers, have been coated with scribbled with ICON U.B. in white. On black, white, blue and red graffiti. the sidewalk, near the same court, is It’s going to be expensive to remove “NOBLE” in blue and white. most of it, but officials want the vandals Other writing throughout the park is to know that after the graffiti is off, they similar. want it to stay off. And they’ll do what “VCMRN, the Strong Est Posse Key ever it takes to make that happen. port” is painted in blue by a cozy sitting Mayor John J. Merla and Capt. area, while the benches are covered with Howard Ruth toured Cedar Street Park on obscenities. Thursday afternoon, shaking their heads at Two benches in the park have been what was once Keyport’s crowning touch. tom apart completely and can no longer Cedar Street Park, which overlooks the be used. Raritan Bay, was purchased with Green Ruth is puzzled by the latest upswing Acres Funds in 1978. Little expense was in damage, especially since there has been spared in creating the park, which boasts a no cutback in police protection. baseball field, basketball courts, marble “We’re not doing anything in particu checkerboard tables, high-quality wooden lar, nothing that hasn’t been done in the benches, and a children’s playground. past,” he said. The two tables alone cost $1,200 each Ruth explained that graffiti is a crime in 1978, according to Merla. that is fast and easy, and only takes a few Today, the marble checkerboard tables minutes to cause expensive damage. To are completely defaced with layers of make it even tougher to crack down on, he black and red writing. It will take some said, it takes place during evening hours intense sandblasting to remove the and there is little evidence other than the vandalism, and unfortunately, the Continued on page 6 Evan Lester and Tosha Matthews, both 7, play on the bleachers at Cedar Street Park, Keyport. Vandals have defaced much of the park with graffiti, and the bor ough is considering a plan of action. (Photo by Rich Schultz)
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BY MARILYN DUFF which houses fourth- and fifth-graders. ously; now there are three kindergarten Beers Street position in time for school Staff Writer Sardone is the second principal to through third-grade schools and two opening, Cleffi said. Until it does, he and transfer within the district for the coming fourth- and fifth-grade schools. Letitia Graybill, assistant schools superin B y filling a principal vacancy at school year. Former Cove Road Principal It is not uncommon for principals to tendent, will fill the gap. Cove Road School, the Hazlet Anthony Bruno has moved to Middle move to different grade levels, said “It’s another experience. I look for Board of Education has created Road School, a kindergarten through Michael Cleffi, superintendent of schools. ward to it,” said Cleffi, who has previ one at Beers Street Middle School. third-grade school, replacing Vincent He said that Sardone, who has a doctor ously worked in that capacity. Cove Road is a grades 4-5 school. McCue, who retired. ate, wanted to expand his experience. He He said Sardone has completed sched The board appointed Nicholas Sar Last year, the board restructured the was at Beers Street for five years and did uling preparations for Beers Street and done, who was principal at Beers Street, district schools. There were five kinder an excellent job there, according to Cleffi. Continued on page 3 as chief administrator at Cove Road, garten through fifth-grade schools previ The board will not be able to fill the O ur C lassified ads g ets results! 1-800-660-4A D S tz 331 t 'UZlh 1HFK1 1315CU E I-' 2 AUGUST 18, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT
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The township has approximately SPEAK OUT Building w ould $400,000 available “to pursue this,” the mayor said, $147,000 in community de 1-800-660-4237 velopment money, plus $250,000 which house seniors group meetings. was donated about two years ago by the A basement is no longer used except a n d p r e s c h o o l Price Club and National Amusements, Inc. for storage because it does not meet cur rent code requirements. ______BY MARILYN DUFF______The community development funding is designated for construction of a senior “It looks very good,” said Milton Staff Writer citizen center and has time constraints. Rachlin, a member of the Hazlet Senior The other money has no strings attached. Citizen Club, after viewing the plans. He has quite a few question, however, per There had been talk earlier of using the T he Hazlet Township Committee.is taining to the nursery area and storage for large sum for a teen center, but based on preparing to finalize plans for a the seniors club, he said. combination community-senior cit what the mayor said, the funds will be Other senior citizens present shared izen center, to be completed in approxi combined. mately a year. At a special 5 p.m. work Hazlet Community-Senior Center conceptual plan shop meeting Aug. 10, the committee looked at concep tual plans prepared by archi tect Andrew F. Trocchia Jr. The face of Holmdel Road in D i r e c t o r Administration Reception C l o s e t Restroom Restroom of Sonnenfeld and Trocchia Hazlet is changing, as large lots Associates, Fair Haven. are subdivided. The one-story stone and glass structure would contain P a g e 10 8,400 square feet. A 4,500 square-foot basement would be optional. Multi purpose REGULAR FEATURES The layout includes a Senior Center nursery school area on one K i t c h e n K i t c h e n side and a large, multi-pur 6 5 ' x 3 1 ' • Calendar Page 28 pose meeting room on the Nursery • Classifieds Page 41 other. The meeting room, School which could be partitioned • Editorials Page 26 Area off into three separate rooms, • In the Spotlight Page 22 would serve as the senior-cit- 3 4 ’ x 4 9 ' • Letters Page 26 izen center. 4 3 ' x 1 8 ' 3 9 ' x 1 8 ' • Obituaries Page 32 The plans include two 12- • Sports Page 35 by-22-foot kitchens, one for not to scale • Police Beat Page 31 senior citizen use, with an • Property Lines Page 34 adjoining pantry and storage Rachlin’s view and were just happy to see • Yesteryear Page 23 room, and a second one which is accessi Bradshaw declined to say what sites ble from both the nursery school area and are being considered. Because of unre the project move forward. “It looks pretty the large meeting room. solved questions, “I don’t want people to good,” said Evelyn Pieniek, president of the group. They currently meet at the Ha The front of the building would con be misled,” he said. Phone numbers: zlet Firehouse on Holmdel Road, with an tain recreation offices, a center reception Two different sites at Veterans area, bathrooms and a closet. average attendance of about 75. Rachlin Editorial 747-0222 Ext. 237 Memorial Park are being considered, said they need parking for about 47 cars. Circulation 254-1755 “The light at the end of the tunnel is according to some officials. Deputy Display Advertising 972-6740 Ext.220 here,” Mayor John Bradshaw told an audi Mayor James Cullen said the building Bradshaw said the committee needs to discuss costs and then will seek comments Classified 1 -800-660-4ADS ence of about a dozen senior citizens who may replace the existing recreation center attended the workshop meeting. They had located at the Union Avenue entrance to from residents. No cost estimates were provided. FAX 254-0256 the opportunity to look at the plans but the park. That building, a two-story red could not comment. brick converted house, is used for the The meeting room area, when com Bradshaw said the committee wants Recreation Commission’s Playtime pletely open, could hold 253 people if ta move on the project “as rapidly as we Nursery School and recreation offices. bles and chairs are used, and 491 if only chairs are used. can,” but he cautioned there are still ques The nursery school area, which is on Managing Editor tions that need to be answered and that the second floor, is also used in the after The room could be partitioned into one 31-by-65-foot area and two smaller ap Judith McGee Feeney approval is still needed from Community noons for dance, music and art classes and Development Program officials. in the evenings for various community proximately 18-by-40-foot rooms. Sports Editor Mark Rosman Principal transfer leaves vacancy A Greater Media Newspaper
Boehler, Dorothy O’Connor, Carol would be someone currently in the dis Executive Editor Continued from page 1 Matarese and Thomas Sansevero partici trict. Cleffi told the audience the board is Gregory Bean pated. trying to move as quickly as possible everything will be ready for school open P u b lis h e r The qualities staff and parents said without compromising the decision pro ing. Kevin Wittman they want to see include: flexibility, firm cess. In a break with tradition, the board last ness, good organizational skills, and an Harry Camwell, president of the week invited Beers Street staff members The B avshore Independent circulation is ability to communicate well with staff, Hazlet Teachers Association, called it a subject to'audit by V erified A udit of and parents to comment on what, qualities parents and children. novel approach to seek parent and staff Circulations, Inc. Published W ed nesd ay by they would like to see in their new princi “They’re tough. They’re really tough,” input. the G reater M onm outh Publishing Co., pal. 766 S hrew sbury A ve, Tinton Falls, N.J. one teacher said about the middle school One thing that surprised him, he said, ADproximately 40 07724.Third class postage paid at East people turned out age group, commenting that the new prin is that applicants for the Beers Street job B runsw ick, N .J. $32 a year. First C lass for the brief half-hour get-together at cipal should be someone who can treat are required to have five years experience m ail subscription available at $65 for 26 Beers Street school. w eeks, 25 cents a copy. students with a firm hand. at the middle school level. Cleffi and board members Linda Several teachers expressed hope it “It’s unusual (for the district) to be so ii £S2- t n_ci'. ‘•'n:n^==EC im : n 4 AUGUST 18, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT
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Continued from page 1 FOCUS: Vandalism paint itself. After the “artist’s” work is completed, the paint cnn is-discarded and the vandal remains evidence free. | SPEAK OUT Merla said he would like to offer a re 1-800-660-4237 ward for finding the vandals, but wonders if it would work. “I’ve offered rewards in the past, but hours of work.” However, taking off graf we’ve never gotten additional informa fiti isn’t as simple as wiping with a rag tion,” he said. “To be honest with you, the and some Windex. borough isn’t in a position to offer re Keyport’s Board of Education wards, and neither am I.” Secretary Frank Dragotta said removing One solution on helping keep the parks graffiti can cost up to $ 1,000 each time it nicer is to get the community involved in is scribbled upon a porous surface. keeping them nice, whether through vol Dragotta knows about graffiti and its unteers or activists, such as Keyport’s removal, since it has been a sporadic, yet Community Watch Group, according to ongoing problem in the schools. Merla. The latest work of the vandals is a “We need more community support,” black and white spraypainted word, Merla said. He urged residents to call the “Noble”, taking up about a 4-foot-by-8- police whenever they heard or saw any foot spot on the Keyport Central school. It thing suspicious. appears to have been done in conjunction Councilman Kevin Graham was with the Cedar Street Park graffiti. mortified to find Cedar Street Park van “If the graffiti is done on a smooth sur dalized, since it is a place his own chil face, such as wood or metal lockers, or dren frequent. painted walls, you could generally get it “It makes you wonder about the type off with super chemicals,” Dragotta said. of people who have been going there,” he “However, when it’s on concrete or said. brick, you have to sandblast it.” Graham feels that the only way to Sandblasting, Dragotta said, besides eradicate the problem is to take New York being expensive, is long, hard hours of City’s approach to its subway cars: re work. move the graffiti as soon as it appears. “It’s unfortunate,” Dragotta said. “In New York, if the graffiti’s there on “The money could be better spent on STOP THE NEGLECT — Kevin Fredericks, Greg Kliemisch and Jason Monday, it’s taken off by Monday night. other things. But the people who are Matia take a break from cleaning Therese Street Park in Keyport, which The cars won’t leave the yard if there’s doing this apparently could not care less. they regularly maintain. Despite their efforts, even this small park suffers graffiti on them,” said Graham. “It dis Hopefully, we’ll catch them. Then, they’ll from vandalism and neglect. courages artists from putting in several care.” (Photo by Rich Schultz)
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KEYPORT — Kevin Fredericks, 20, were little,” Fredericks explained. “It’s and his friends have been the unofficial all we have.” Some things, though, could keepers of Therese Street Park. not be saved. It’s taken a lot of work to keep the There used to be a tennis court, but park decent, they say. because the net was torn down so many “We’re not getting paid to clean up times, it is just pavement today. the park and we’re not asking for And the pavement that is there is money,” he said. “All we are asking for unusable, since it is cracked, has pot is our park.” holes, and is overgrown with grass. Once, they chased a would-be graffiti What used to be a see-saw juts out artist, armed with spray paint, out of the of the earth — just the base remains. park, he said. Despite its condition, the small park “Another time we were playing bas remains a popular one in the community. ketball, and we saw a kid trying to push On Thursday afternoon, the park, the stop sign down,” Fredericks said. “We made him stop.” which has just two basketball hoops, a slide, and a small jungle-gym shaped Other times, they have had to rebolt like a rocket, was teeming with activity. the basketball backboard to its post. During the night, Fredericks explained, However, it seems like maintenance vandals like to unbolt them. is sorely lacking at Therese Street Park. But for the most part, maintenance is The basketball court is in dire need of in the form of sweeping up glass and repaving, and according to both men, the filling up the garbage cans, that, for drainage in the park is very poor. some reason or another, keep getting Mayor John J. Merla said that he toppled over. often sees the men out in the park, and “Every one’s supportive of the park, gives them “a lot of credit.” but it seems like there are ‘bad apples’ He said that maintenance to the park everywhere you go,” Fredericks said. was supposed to have been done, but the “A bunch of us use our own money to Public Works Department has been side tracked with other, unexpected jobs re ASSESSING THE DAMAGE — Keyport’s Mayor John J. Merla (I) and act buy new basketball nets,” added Greg Kliemisch, also 20. “We buy the paint cently, such as taking care of the recent ing Chief of Police Howard Ruth toured Cedar Street Park Thursday after garbage strike. noon to look over the latest incidence of graffiti. for the lines, also.” (Photo by Lauren Jaeger) “We’ve been playing there since we — Lauren Jaeger THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 18, 1993 7
Holmdel was accepted to Clemson sorority. O N CAMPUS University and Boston University; Robert Kenneth D. Klose of Matawan and Lambe of Lincroft was accepted to St. Leo Lev S. Kaufman of Holmdel were Carolyn J. Winston of Matawan was College; and Anthony C. Pansini of recipients of the Rutgers, the State SWASDES named to the dean’s list for the spring Holmdel was accepted to St. Peter’s University of New Jersey, National Merit semester at Clark University, Worcester, College and Fairleigh Dickinson Scholarships. Mass. University. Peter McNally Jr., son of Dorothy The following area residents were Mihir Patel of Matawan and Donna Dawn Schleicher of Middletown and Peter McNally of Hazlet, has been graduated May 23 from Pace University, Skop, Marie Facchin and Susanna received the Departmental Service Award inducted into the Bucknell University Pleasantville, Briarcliff and White Plains Shamy, all of Hazlet, were named to the at the Graduates Awards Night of Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, Lewisburg, campuses, N.Y.: Joseph Ronan and dean’s list for the spring semester at Georgian Court College. Pa. He is also the recipient of a $2,000 fellowship for a summer research project. Bernard Shum, both of Hazlet; Thomas Union County College, Cranford. Christine McCallum, daughter of Paul Pessutti of Holmdel, Lauren Sweeney Pennie and Charles McCallum Jr. of Karen Morabito of Matawan received McGill of the Leonardo section of of Lincroft, Stephen Scanapicco and Keith Lincroft, performed in the spring dance a diploma in practical nursing from Union Middletown; Walter Schaefer of the Donohue of Middletown graduated May concert at Bucknell University, County College. Lincroft section of Middletown, and 23 from Providence College, Providence, Lewisburg, Pa. She is a dean’s list student Stephen Wing Tak Lam, son of Mrs. Joseph Mazza of Middletown; all earned R.I. and member of the Phi Eta Sigma and Molly Lam of Aberdeen, is a recipient of master’s degrees. Dawn Binetti of Recent graduates of Admiral Farragut Alpha Lambda Delta honor societies. She academic honors at Duke University, Middletown earned a bachelor of arts Academy have been accepted to the is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Durham, N.C. degree. following colleges. Jason J. Adams of
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KEYPORT — Keyport High School erators license. She taught cosmetology at champions in 1990, 1991, and 1992. She setting up security for the Governor as has selected five of its graduates for in Matawan Regional High School and later was a former president of the New Jersey well as a visiting United States President duction to its Hall of Fame. earned a degree in vocational education Arabian Horse Association and secretary and Vice President. In addition, Miele has They are Patricia Halsey Vena, Audrey with a minor in psychology from Rutgers of the Garden State Poultry Association. been a volunteer member of the Raritan Bama, Frank Miele, Harold Collard, and University, New Brunswick. In 1985, she She was a master exhibitor in 1990 and Hose Company for 22 years. Edward L. Carnes. earned her masters degree from Rutgers 1991 of the American Poultry Association Collard, a 1950 graduate, graduated Vena, a 1960 graduate, is a vocational University graduate school of social work, and the International Waterfowl Breeders cum laude in Physics from Harvard Uni teacher at Matawan Regional High also New Brunswick. Association. Bama graduated Douglass versity in 1954 and earned a PhD. in School. In addition, she is a personal Bama, a 1963 graduate, has been rais College, Rutgers University, in 1967, and Physics from Stanford in 1966. Upon counselor at Family and Community Ser ing and exhibiting Arabian horses, ducks, continued her graduate studies in the De graduation from Harvard, he served in the vices in Red Bank. 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WINE SELECTIONS I BEER SELECTIONS OFF THE FLOOR Presiding over the ceremonies was GEORGE DUBOEUF 1.BUD Robert Gall, the organization’s Lt. Gover POUILLY FUISSE 750 ML...... * 8 " SUITCASE CANS...... BOUCHERON „ , 2. BUO LIGHT, BUD DRY & ALL MILLER nor and a member of the Eaton- RED OR WHITE 1.5 LITER...... * 5 79 SUITCASE CANS...... town/Tinton Falls club. 3. SCHMIDTS REG or LIGHT FETZER 20 PACK CANS...... The elected board of directors for the SUNDIAL CHARDONNAY 1.5 L * 1 0 " 4. ROLLING ROCK L0NG-NECK NR’S Matawan Club are: Paul Bowen, presi BOLLA WINES ALL 1.5 LITER...... * 8 " CASE ...... dent; Sandra Kay Homak, first vice presi FOLONARI WINES- , 5. C00RS, LIGHT, GOLD, ABSOLUT 80° ALL EXCEPT PINOT GRIGIO 1.5 L...... * 5 " EXTRA GOLD LIGHT 1.75 LITER dent; James Matol, second vice president; 2/12 CANS...... Susan S. Pike, secretary; Madeline H. STOCK SWEET OR DRY 1.5 LITER...... * 6 " 6. MICHEL0B ALL TYPES GEORGE DUBOEUF CHARDONNAY, 2/12 BOTTLES...... Bucco, treasurer; and James W. Nuti, COTES DU RHONE & COTES VENTbUX 750 ML.. $5 79 7. MEISTER BRAU/LIGHT Carmen Messina, Bea Duffy, Dr. Harvey 2/12 CANS...... $099 SUTTER HOME WHITE ZIN 1.5 LITER (NEW)..$6 99 8. LABATT BLUE Rein, and William Mirkin, board mem ROSEMOUNT TRAMINER REISLING OR 2/12 CANS...... bers; SEMILLON CHARDONNAY 750 ML...... $5 49 C A R L O ROSSI 9. KOCHS GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY OR LIGHT A dinner dance to celebrate the charter RUFFINO CHIANTI OR ORVIETO 750 ML.. $4 " 12 OZ C AN S...... WINES 10. HEINEKEN OR AMSTEL LT. of the new club has been scheduled for TOMASELLO WHITE ZIN 1.5 LITER...... * 4 49 2/12 bottles ALL TYPES 6:30 p.m. Sept. 22 at the Buttonwood mailed in' PriCe e,,e"ct've «iru 8/24/93. P^ces available a, this locaton only We reserve Manor, Route 34. For $30 per person a prime rib or chicken dinner, and a one-7 r SPE c Ta LS F R o U f THE D eI7~| ABERDEEN/MATAWAN 15% DISCOUNT hour open bar will be available. All are Boars Head Spiced Ham...... *2.29 lb. I ON ALL WINE welcome. To purchase tickets or for more infor Boars Head Reg, Lo Salt Turkey Breast...... *4.59 lb. i CASES MAY BE ASSORTED/EXCLUDES mation call Bea Duffy at 566-1067, or Boars Head American Cheese (yellow or white) ...... *2.59 lb. I ADV. & SPECIALS Carmen Messina at 566-2466. Boars Head Hard Salami...... *4.49 lb. J To w i m & Country liquor • Buy Rtte plaza • Route 54 So. • Aberdeen Questions regarding membership in 1/2 LB. .MIN. • WITH COUPON ONLY • EXPIRES 8-24-93 • IND formation in Kiwanis should be referred ______5 8 3 - 1 5 5 5 to Andy Daniele at 367-4535. THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 18, 1993 9 Early A m erica show n in exhibit A ntoinette’s H air & N ail Cosm etique It has been an active year for the explained. W orks, crafts of Matawan Historical Society. The mansion is now sparsely Ir SPECIAL W ITH LISA ONLY 1 society m em ber In May, more than 500 tickets were furnished, and some of the furnishings M en’s Ladies sold for a historic house tour in the bor might not belong in the historic mansion, J Wash * C ut * Blow Drv Wash • Cat • Blow Drv ough. to be displayed built in 1723. $ 1 2 9 9 On that day, the new Committee for “We're looking to expand member I * 9 " Preservation Awards gave commenda ship,” she said, adding that there are now BY MARK RONDEAU tions to five owners of historic Matawan 100 people on the society’s mailing list. I MANICURE & | 2 FOR 1 , Staff W riter homes for preserving and restoring their One does not have to be a resident of I PEDICURE | MANICURE properties, Ranson said. Matawan to join, and dues are minimal, Funds from the day were put into the she added. MATAWAN — After success earlier Historical Society’s acquisition fund to Those interested in becoming members this year, the Matawan Historical Society obtain appropriate historical furnishings may call Ranson at 566-8351 or the soci is closing the year with a bang. and decorations for the Burrowes Man ety’s incoming president, Regina Hawn, M a r k e t p l a c e A t M a t a w a n sion as they become available, Ranson at 290-9130. Route 34, Matawan/Old Bridge Beginning Sept. 4 and continuing With ad onlf» Cannot be combined with any other offer through the month, the Burrowes Mansion Expires 8-31-93 • Hours: Mon-Sat 10-‘ •NowOpen Sunday 11-4 290-0202 will host a special exhibit, “Decorative Arts in Early America.” This will feature the works of Roberta Edrington. Edrington is a member of the Histori cal Society of Early American Decoration (HSEAD), a group of artists whose aim is to perpetuate the decorating techniques and designs of early America. She has earned the Master Craftsman designation from the HSEAD, according to Joan Cantrell Ranson, chairwoman for special events and exhibits for the Matawan Historical Society. In April, the Independent featured Edrington’s historic old house on New Monmouth Road in Middletown, which she and family members restored. Edrington’s works will be supple mented by antique pieces on loan from the Monmouth County Historical Associa tion’s permanent collection, as well as pieces from private collections. During the entire month of September, the Burrowes Mansion will be open 10 d u n k i n a.m. to noon Saturdays and 2 to 4 p.m. Sundays to accommodate people who wish to see the display. Demonstrations of some techniques used by HSEAD members will be held during the month, possibly including Sept. IPONUTS 19, which is Matawan Day. The HSEAD-recognized techniques include country tin painting, stenciling on tin and wood, Victorian flower painting and reverse painting on glass. Those interested in touring should call Sarah Ellison at 566-3817 for scheduling. On display at the mansion through Oc tober will be the pieces on loan from the Monmouth County Historical Association and private collections. To coincide with the HSEAD exhibit, the Historical Society will be opening a small gift shop at the Burrowes Mansion. Located on the second floor, the gift shop will offer Historical Society notes and publications, handcrafted gifts, hand crafted bandboxes and kits to make a Pennsylvannia Dutch “feather tree.” At 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 20. Ranson will conduct a demonstration on “How to Make a Williamsburg Apple Tree,” featuring slides and a video, Christmas in I Colonial Williamsburg. s s * oHer'shop I There will be a $5 fee for Historical Society members and a $7 fee for non °""Goo4; g / 3 % 3 members. An instruction book can be pre ordered for $9.95. On Dec. 5, there will be a Christmas \ Musicale. During the month, each room \ of the Burrowes Mansion will feature a \ ______special theme, including Colonial Williamsburg, Victorian and Pennsylvannia Dutch. 1 O AUGUST 18, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT
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pany’s second development in that area. The new application, which was re W h o h e lp s viewed at last week’s Planning Board caucus meeting and will be presented for preliminary approval in September, pro poses eight houses on a three-acre lot. sm all businesses grow? Planning Board Chairman Joseph De- Virgilio, who has an interest in Poricy Builders, was not present and will exclude himself from hearings on the develop The businesses: Small and minority-owned companies seeking to seize new opportunities and ment. maximize growth. The houses would be constructed along either side of a cul-de-sac running off of The advantage: One loan officer to work with you every step of the way - no committees, no red tape. Holmdel Road. The developer is seeking a waiver for The goal: To simplify the process and provide capital whenever possible to qualified sidewalks in one section to reduce imper vious surface. Impervious surfaces are ar businesses. eas which water can no longer penetrate as a result of development. The result: More small businesses have grown larger with the help of United Jersey.® To find out Other than that, according to the appli how we can help you, stop by your nearest United Jersey® office or call Rick Edel, cation, no variances are required. The property is zoned R-70, requiring Senior Vice President, Community Lending at (609) 987-3618. 7,000 square-foot or 70-by-100-foot lots, with 25-foot frontyard and backyard set backs and 10-foot sideyard setbacks. Poricy Builders is developing Windsor Estates further south on Holmdel Road. M o else but That development was submitted by an other developer several years ago, but was delayed because of the sewer moratorium. It received preliminary approval in the last-m oving bank! 1988 and final approval in 1990. Poricy Builders received approval last October to go ahead with the development. The Windsor Court development is UNITED similar to the new proposal, with eight homes built on a cul-de-sac, except that it Member FDIC. Equal Opportunity Lender. Member of UJB Financial Corp., JERSEY is built down a steep slope behind an ex isting home. a financial services organization with over $13 billion in assets. T H E F A S T -M O V IN G B A N K THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 18, 1993 1 1 tWYtViYiViYmvrtYiym Yi 11 m w iiw IN BRIEF Ye Cottage Inn 149 W. Front St., Keyport MIDDLETOWN 908-264-1263 «§jgs» * * I------COUPON ------, S • Deluxe 5-6 Person A Granny’s Attic Sale is scheduled | Complete Luncheon Specials j Units, Totally portable ■ From *6.95 ! • 8 Hydo-Therapv Jets for 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sept. 18 at the Present Ms coupai & receive 50% (fl least I Middletown Senior Center, Croydon Hall, expensive luncheon when 2 people, dine. • Air Bubbler System Offer valid Tues. thiu Fri. 12-3 PM. • Low Voltage Light Leonardville Road, Leonardo. Tables are | Not valid will 1 dinner. Credit Cards or on Hotdays | available for $7; $6 for senior citizens. • Top Load Dual Filters The event will be held rain or shine. For • Topside Controls Reg. *4995 W as *3388 information or reservations, call the Early Bird Menu • Superior Redwood Cabinet Tues. to Fri. 3-5 p.r senior center at 615-2265. from'6.95 , " Dinner Entrees* NOW *2788 St. Mary’s Church, New Monmouth, , From *8.50, will sponsor a 10-day trip to Israel, with Reservations Not Required an optional three-day extension to Egypt. NEWLY REMODELED ERSEY The tour will leave Nov. 10. The cost is >ools...pa+io Sc m ore? BANQUET FACILITIES $1,799 for Israel and an additional $579 uver jj years ana rnrge generations ot product, pride and professionalism for the extension. Cost includes trans Major Credit Cards Accepted: AX, DC, MC, VISA, DISC. 4235 Route 9 North • Freehold, NJ 07728 • (908) 462-5005 portation to and from the airport, round- Store Hours: Mon., W ed.. Fri. 9 to 9; Tues., Thurs., Sat. 9 to 6; Sun. 11 to 5 trip airfare, hotel room, private motor coach for touring, sightseeing entrance fees, service charges and taxes. A $300 r ir deposit is required. For information or reservations, call Middletown Travel dur ing the day at 671-6910 or Pat Thompson in the evenings at 787-3652 before Sept. 1. St. M ary’s Theater Group, New Monmouth, is accepting reservations for a QUALITY & VALUE day of shopping in Flemington Oct. 23. A bus will leave the Mater Dei High School parking lot on Cherry Tree Farm Road at W ith a D ealer You Can Believe In 8:30 a.m. and return by 6 p.m. Cost is $15. Reservations must be prepaid. Qall Pat Thompson at 787-3652 or Rita Young at 787-9138 before Sept. 2. 1993 VO LVO 964
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The Monmouth Council of Girl Scouts’ Annual Gold Classic, which was canceled due to inclement weather, has been rescheduled for Aug. 30 at the Fort * 3 5 9 Monmouth Golf Course, Eatontown. Registration begins at noon, with a shot p e r M o n t h gun start at 1 p.m. Openings for the tour nament are still available. For informa L , e a s e < tion, call Lori Sadwith at 938-5454. Seton Hall University will sponsor a “Day at the Races” for alumni Friday at Monmouth Park, Oceanport. Cost is $40 and includes noon .admission and buffet luncheon in Monmouth Park’s Omnibus O ffer Good U n til Terrace, Omnibus box seating and racing August 31, 1993 program. Post time is 1 p.m. For informa tion, call the Office of Alumni Relations This 48 m onth closed end lease on a 1993 960 Sedan includes 6 cyl., auto trans, at 1-201-378-9822 or 1-800-992-GRAD. power steering, power ABS brakes, air conditioning, am/fm stereo cass., heated Registration for Storytime at the Red seats, heated power m irrors, alloy wheels, cruise, tilt wheel with $1900 down Bank Public Library will begin next Wednesday. The program is open to payment. Total of payments $17,232. Inception fees due, 1st payment, $375 preschool children ages 3-5. Programs security deposit, $450 acquistion fee. Residual $13,500. MSRP $36,720. 15,000 will be held at 10:30 a.m. every Tuesday miles per year, 15* per mile over. VIN #P0034806. Stk. #47217. VIN #P0035869. and Wednesday from Sept. 14 until May. Stk. #47334. To register, call the children’s room at 842-0690, or enroll in person. Applications are being accepted for OUR PROMISE TO YOU: BEST LEASE PRICING the 1994 Mrs. New Jersey United States National Pageant, to be held at Caesars ON AN Y VOLVO M ODEL Hotel and Casino, Atlantic City. Entrants must be at least 21 years of age, married, a resident of New Jersey and a citizen of the United States. No performing talent is required. Participants are selected based on their application forms. To apply, con 119 E. New m an tact Denice Becker, state director, Mrs. New Jersey United States National Springs Road Pageant Headquarters, P.O. Box 158, Riverside, N.J. 08075, or call 1-800-526 R o u t e 5 2 0 6837. The Old Bridge Chapter, of the S h r e w s b u r y Deborah Hospital Foundation is sponsor ing a trip to Bally Grand, Atlantic City, Sept. 12. Buses will leave from Kmart, Route 35, Hazlet, at 11:30 a.m. and return by 9 p.m. Cost is $13, with $7.50 returned Prices include all costs to consumer except license, registration & taxes. in quarters. To reserve, call Lina Marini at 264-4179 or A. DeSena at 679-5876. V 1 2 AUGUST 18, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT
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A motion by Cote to have the township attorney draft an ordinance • T u n e - U p s j allowing cross membership and setting no ALL MAJOR TIRE BRANDS restriction on where volunteers could be • B r a k e s drawn from was defeated by a 2-2 vote. • G o o d y e a r • D u n l o p However, committee members did reach a consensus on a multipoint plan. •Front E nds This will delete old ordinance provisions • M i c h e l i n • Y o k o h a m a limiting the number of members allowed • Shocks & Struts in the fire company, as well as the • BF G oodrich • B ridgestone Holmdel residency requirement. The committee also agreed to have • Exhaust System s Township Attorney Joseph Youssouf con • P i r e l l i • U n i r o y a l tact a consultant he knows to possibly do • Tim ing Belts a study on the controversial issues being debated concerning the fire company. • H eating & The committee also directed Youssouf to meet with the attorney for the fire department. W e Solve Ride Problems" C ooling Services etc... W etdown planned MATAWAN — On Saturday, Aug. 28, The volunteer Midway Hose Com pany No. 2 will hold a 90th anniversary celebration and a wet down for a new fire truck. The event is open to the public, and free food and soda will be provided. It will be held at the Matawan Community 310 Rt. 36 East • Hazlet • 787-4000 Center on Broad Street and will last from noon to 5 p.m., rain or shine. VISA. MC, DISC. AMEX accepted • Hours: MON-FRI 8:00-6:00. SAT 8:00-5:00 The new fire truck is a 1993 Pierce Lance, with a 10-man enclosed cab. N O W O P E N
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WHITE OAK TRIM CROWN II uses of site “EURO”-STYLE Woodgrain 60” Starter Set 60” Starter BY MARILYN DUFF Staff W riter MIDDLETOWN — Not everyone *19 9 00 supports the township’s plans to purchase of the Nut Swamp barn and Easy To Assemble transform it into a community/teen/performing arts center. A group of about 60 people living in PRICE PRICE the area of the bam met Sunday evening INCLUDES INCLUDES at the home of Jim Reilly, 926 Nut • 2-W1530 • 2-W1530 Swamp Road, to discuss their concerns • 1-60” SINK • 1-60” SINK and organize their opposition. The bam BASE BASE is located on Nut Swamp Road adjacent to Nut Swamp School. Their main concern is that the barn will be turned into a raucous teen center. MOEN VANITY SINKS “We want to know what they’re going FAUCETS > 1 4 ® to do,” Reilly said Monday. “They
500 INSTOCK won’t tell us anything at all.” 4 LIGHT FIXTURE VANITY STRIP LIGHT An ordinance to purchase the bam and 87515 — ■ ( STOCK KITCHEN SINKS 8.2 acres of land was introduced at the 801 BR * 9 .9 5 BEVELED MIRROR Township Committee’s Aug. 9 805 & 806 * . . _ _ OR workshop meeting and is scheduled for AB-BR * 1 4 .9 5 TUB ETCHED 200 INSTOCK* 1 9 95 adoption at the Aug. 23 regular ENCLOSURE 300 IN STOCK REG. $39.95 MIRROR reg. $42.95 m eetin g. COL “ PANEL” COL “PINE” The purchase price is just $2,000, to OBSCURE TEMP FROM J CERAMIC TILE 95 95 cover the Board of Education’s legal GLASS DOOR co sts. BRUSHED ALUM .1 0 * ea. 8”x10” .9 9 * ea. $1 2 EA. > 4 9 EA. 6 6 The committee had originally planned STRIPE 585 6”x6” .22* ea. 10”x12” $ 1 . 4 9 ea. PANEL PANEL to lease the structure from the board. ALUM FRAME COM *89"5 MAS PINE The tract includes six soccer fields GOLD FRAME GOH *99ts 6” x8” .4 0 * ea. 12” x12” $ 1 . 9 9 ea. ALL SIZES ALL SIZES installed by the town. TRI-DOOR 8” x8” .4 9 * ea. In a press release issued Monday, ALUM FRAME BCHIM ‘139"" R eilly’s opposition group expresses GOLD FRAME BGHIM *149°° HOLLOW CORE DOOR concerns about the proposed center’s CERAMIC CEMENT proximity to the school and questions Your Choice 9 9 & GROUT $ 0 9 9 $ 1 0 9 9 why traffic and other studies have not Novi American 349 FROM L TO I t been done and subjected to public Complete Neo Novi American LAUAN • BIRCH • MASONITE scrutiny. Angle Shower Kit Corner Shower Kit GAL* 6 9928«L*1 2 ” ALL SIZES IN STOCK They also fear the six soccer fields will be developed as part of the project. HOME SURPLUS™ HOME SURPLUS™ HOME SURPLUS™ Lastly, they question the use of taxpayer OF SUNSET PARK O F K E Y P O R T OF BROOKLYN INC. funds to renovate the bam. 711 3rd AVENUE 184 RT. 35N. KEYPORT, NJ 7305 NEW UTRECHT AVE. They contend there are other more 718-832-5000 718-259-3720 pressing needs the committee should be 7-4:30 Man,Thur,Fri 908-888-3600 8-6 Mon.,Tues.,Wed.,Sat. addressing, “such as courtesy bussing, 8 -4 S a t 8-8Thurs. & Fri. police staffing and transportation for Thurs, Fri, Sat 9-7 Open Sunday 10-5 senior citizens.”
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Gregg Silva, acting director of parks and recreation, said last week, the town ship has no definite plans for the property. The committee and members of the Middletown Education Foundation, which raises money for the school district, have informally discussed converting the second floor into a theater and using the first for recreation classes, meetings, and storage. There has also been talk of getting funding for renovations from a bonding ordinance authorized several years ago for a teen center. “It’s a great opportunity for a great lit tle community center,” Silva said. But right now, his only instructions are to make the building air tight, he said. Asked Monday about the opposition, Karen Fenton board president said, “We find ourselves in an awkward position.” She said the board still has not seen the committee’s plans for the property, so does not know exactly what is planned. As of Monday, Fenton had not even seen a copy of the Aug. 9 ordinance. “I have five members willing to sell the land for enrichment and education,” Fenton said, indicating there may be op SUMMER CLEARANCE position to other uses. The board’s next formal voting meet ing is Aug. 31. On July 12, the committee authorized Mayor Anthony Musella to execute a Savings up to 70% lease agreement with the board, but those plans were scrapped in favor of a purchase agreement. Fenton said the board is prohibited from leasing property for long-term periods. The committee had wanted a 30-year lease, she said. “If you know clearly you have no need for it (property)” she said, the state De partment of Education prefers that you sell rather than lease, even for shorter terms. The board had to replace the badly de B rands Priced Less teriorating, asbestos barn roof or demolish the building. Allendale Plaza • Closter Plaza • Paramus Rt. 4 • Ridgewood • Westwood • Summit • Florham Park When the township verbally agreed to Montclair • Morristown HQ Plaza • Westfield • Flemington Mall • Middlesex Mall • Holmdel Plaza take the structure over, it went ahead Bricktown Center • Shore Mall • Rio Grande Mall • Rehoboth Beach, DE • Reading Outlet Center, PA and had the shingles removed and a COMING SOON TO SOMERSET SHOPPING CENTER mountain of debris carted away at a cost of $50,000.
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D en tist s chair finds hom e in A rgentina
BY LAUREN jAEGER Young’s old chair, Goodman said, was we want something new and fancy.” served so many wriggling bodies, it had to in excellent condition. It was just the type But to people in dire need, he contin be reupholstered six years ago. Staff Writer of chair that the Rotary Club desired. ued, well, they are just looking for some “It was a good chair,” Stafflinger After all, chairs in sorry shape would thing that works well. said. J eff Donaghue noticed something be just as undesirable overseas as they The Rotarians take care of the entire A new dentist chair would cost roughly different during a trip to the dentist would be here, he explained. project from start to finish. They pack up $3,000, according to the Reliable Dental recently. The surroundings were So far, the Rotary Club District 7510, the equipment, they pay for its shipping, Equipment Group, Point Pleasant, while a fresher and brighter looking ... and the which incorporates 71 New Jersey clubs and make sure it arrives at its destination. used chair can cost anywhere from about chair he sat in was brand new. (including Matawan-Aberdeen) has And so, shortly the old dentist chair $400 to $1,000. Donaghue’s dentist, Dr. Larry J. equipped seven dentists offices in the for from Main Street will continue serving Mailing the old dentist chair to Ar Young of Main Street, had renovated the mer Soviet Union and one has been filled patients in a humid rural town in Ar gentina costs about $600, according to the office. in Argentina. gentina. Rotarians. “I asked, ‘What did you do with the “The technology is no different then Dr. Fred Stafflinger, a long-time den “Our budget commits to the shipping,” old chair?’ ” Donaghue recounted. His and now,” explained Elliott. “Today there tist who occupied the office at 105 Main said Elliott. “Other clubs, such as heart beat faster when the dentist told him is more plastic and nicer colors. We live Street before Young took his place, said Matawan-Aberdeen, are donating equip it was “downstairs, looking for a new in a throwaway society, and as patients, he purchased the chair in 1970. The chair ment.” home.” . A new home it soon received. On Friday, the old chair was taken away from Main Street forever as it began a trip to Argentina. There, many patients will open wide, just as they did in the borough over the D ay C are. D ry C leaning. past two decades. Luckily, Donaghue, a member of the Matawan-Aberdeen Rotary Club, recalled D e a d l i n e s . a four-year-old Rotary program which passes used dental equipment on to poor countries that desperately need them. If you’re a working mom, you’re either reading this in 30 “I had remembered hearing a talk seconds on your way out the door in the morning, or in about it during a conference in Boston in ‘92,” said Donaghue, the owner of the 30 seconds on your way off to sleep at night. You’re doing Mat-Key Press in Aberdeen. The program originated in the Franklin it all. The only problem is that you feel like you’re at the Township Rotary Club, explained Steve end of your rope. Goodman and Jay Elliott, past presidents of that club who drove to Matawan Friday Fortunately there’s a place where you can get afternoon in a pick-up truck to retrieve the old chair. help dealing with all the pressure you and “One dentist came up with the pro your family face today -T he Carrier gram knowing there’s good, used, equip ment sitting in garages that could be put Centers for Counseling and to good use somewhere else,” said Goodman, admiring the mint-green col Outpatient Treatment. They’re ored chair set squarely on the back of the part of Carrier Foundation, a truck. The club has advertised its service in private, nonprofit hospital that the Rotarian publication “World Commu has been providing specialized nity Service”, which comes out yearly and makes note of charitable offerings avail care for over four generations. able. In that way, people from around the Located in Somerset, Middlesex world who need dental equipment take notice and contact the club. and Monmouth counties, The Carrier Centers offer special programs designed lo help with everything from stress to depres sion, eating disorders, addiction and anxiety. Programs are offered in a relaxed environment on a convenient outpatient basis with day or evening sessions available lo suit your schedule. All sessions are com pletely confidential.
For information or to make an appointment, call The Carrier Centers for Counseling and Outpatient Treatment at 1-800-933-3579 or 1-908-281-1000.
TAKING A SEAT — Rick Patton and Jeff Donoghue of the Matawan Rotary Club load the old dentist’s The C arrier C enters for C ounseling C arrier Foundation chair from Dr. Young’s office on to and O utpatient Treatm ent a truck for shipment to Argentina. Where it all ends. Where it all begins (Photo by Rich Schultz) i *f(Cf.3'Tclf)U\ '19:>EC: M il HF 1 8 AUGUST 18, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT
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Shuey said. “You have to look at the big P o s i t i v e s , numbers to cut down taxes, and the biggest numbers are for the operation of negatives seen the police department.” HIGH FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY Aberdeen’s deputy mayor, John by both sides Mackay, said he is open minded. “Maybe this is before our time, and maybe not,” he said, adding “Even if we Your Special Glamour Shots BY LAUREN JAEGER don’t go through with it, the study was Experience Includes: Staff Writer worth the $3,500.” • A Glamorous, Complimentary Makeover Several residents of the borough and the township have stated clearly their and Hairstvling ABERDEEN — From government of • Foor Exciting Wardrobe and views. ficials to the average man on the street, For instance, a father and son — Joe Accessory Changes almost everyone has something to say McAleer, sr. of Matawan and Joe • A Fun IB-Pose Photo Session about Matawan and Aberdeen’s police de McAleer, jr., of Aberdeen — have oppos • Instant Viewing of Your Color Video Proofs partments becoming a unified force. ing views. • Portraits Back in About a Week They may have a lot to say, but they The son thinks a merger would be a Call For An are not saying the same thing. good idea. The father, on the other hand, Appointment Today “The important thing is to give the would like things to remain status quo. people plenty of opportunity to be in “A cop should go above and beyond 409-4700 volved,” said James Cox, township man Freehold Raceway Mall each call”’ according to the younger ager, who said a formal discussion is be McAleer, who said he feels the Aberdeen Located Upper Level* Sears Wing ing planned for later this month or next cops remain low-profile in his ‘ "I month. “You need to get a public review.” community. I The upcoming formal discussion may include the public, but will definitely in SPEAK OUT PHOTO SESSION ! clude both police chiefs, council 1-800-660-4237 members, the township administrator and ::' / V ; manager, and consultants from Police “The Matawan police answer iSliili Ik, town Bier IMS 8/lfl! Management Consultant Services Inc., promptly,” the father said. “I’ve had to itwisifliiyafffiftiief. Brick, who recently concluded a call them a few times because of medical commissioned study of the subject. reasons, and they’re here first with the • Gift Certificates Available • Portraits Additional Qlatnpurdhpts* The study, funded by Matawan and oxygen. I know we pay more per person • Satisfaction Goaranteed • Open 7 Days a Week Aberdeen, concluded “This would be an for the police than Aberdeen, but I think opportune time to (merge) the two exist it’s worth it.” t m ing police departments ... there is an op portunity to improve police services and The eider McAleer also questions at the same time reduce costs by hundreds whether a regionalized police department and thousands of dollars.” would also mean a loss of power for “It’s a complicated issue, kind of inter Matawan because the township has a esting and could be emotional, too,” ac larger population. cording to Cox. He pointed out that the Matawan-Ab Some people are remaining mum on erdeen regional board of education has the subject — in particular, the chiefs of more Aberdeen than Matawan members the two departments. because there are more Aberdeen resi SMALL Matawan borough’s chief Carmen dents. Messina feels it is still too early to make any comment on the matter. Aberdeen resident Sheilah Balavram, of Strathmore Gardens Apartments, SOCIETY 0 ACADEMY ® Aberdeen’s chief Brian Dougherty said, “It’s still being studied and it will be strongly opposes the idea of Matawan and Aberdeen joining forces. SCHOOL a while before any decisions are made.” A G ood D ecision Aberdeen’s mayor, David Lipman, She first emphasized that several years INFANTS • TODDLERS said he feels that “all avenues have to be ago. Aberdeen was formerly known as • PRE-SCHOOL explored” when it comes to efficiency and Matawan Township, but a referendum to cost saving measures in running a town. • K-2nd GRADE WM LOOK FOR 01 change the name was held to change “Matawan and Aberdeen have always Matawan’s name to Aberdeen in 1977 so 16 Luppatatong Ave. Keyport been Siamese twins,” he said. “They have it would stop being confused with the bor O P E \ H 0 l $ E a long history together, which isn’t always ough. Please C all U s For pleasant but always present.” “The merger would be detrimental,” Inform ation However, Lipman said the only reac Sunday October 3,1993 tions he’s gathered from the township she said. “You can’t take two forms of 264-9220 about merging with Matawan’s depart government and make them into one and ment have been positive ones. make it successful. “This isn’t a cut and dry issue, (but) Another Aberdeen resident, John everyone wants to save money,” the Buckley of Bechstein Drive, said he just Academic Excellence mayor said. “And (they feel) that by hav doesn’t feel a merger would work. ing police consolidate eff^s, it will avoid “Aberdeen has more problems than the 97% o f the Class o f 1993 duplication and .icjumptish a lot more.” borough has,” he said. Regionalization may be the wave of have enrolled in college me future, the mayor said, as more and Richard Wolfe of Warren Drive in more municipalities face ever-increasing Aberdeen said there is no way it could Athletic, extra-curricular and costs. However, the ride towards mergers work, unless Matawan and Aberdeen be social opportunities won’t likely be a smooth one. come one town. for personal development “All’s well and good when you work “And Matawan would be inheriting with (regionalizing) compost heaps,” the U.S. Dept, of Education “Exemplary Private School” our crime,” Wolfe said. Fully acreditied by mayor said. “But when you talk about po Middle States Assoc, of CoUege & Schools lice, it’s a very emotional issue.” “Where would they put the police sta Matawan’s mayor Robert Shuey said tion?,” he asked. “In the Cliffwood 850 Newm an Springs Road, many of the borough’s residents have School? In the Matawan town hall? What Lincroft, NJ been griping about the idea, but he would about response time? This report creates like to see the projected savings. more questions than anything.” TeL 908-747-1959 “For six years, I have heard people “This is a political statement, that’s complaining that the taxes are too high,” all,” he said. THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST T8,1993 2 1
From BABY Classes to the BROADW AY Stage... M aura H anlon o f H olm del d id it! Police D epartm ent From TAP SHUFFLES to the T V SOAPS... Joseph V alentino o f H azlet d id it!
From DANCE CLASSES to COLLEGE DANCE SCHOLARSHIPS... Jam ie R obinson o f Aberdeen d id it! From H IG H SCHOOL THEATRE to COLLEGE MUSICAL THEATRE ARTS.. to return to 28 m en Jessica P hilm us o f M ataw an d id it!. From Local RECITALS to RADIO C ITY M USIC HALL.. “There’s got to be a point where you J illia n B urke o f U nion Beach d id it! ABERDEEN — It is not everything say this is it,” Balavram said of the many From TALENTED STUDENT to TALENTED INSTRUCTOR.. N ancy C elestina o f M iddletow n d id it! they wanted, but it is better than what they children who run through the apartment From Just P lain Fun o r For The Serious M inded Student have. complex at late night hours. “The parents A nd F or The B eginner o r The P rofessionally M otivated... That is how many residents, attending aren’t there. When I was a kid, you knew Y O U C A N D O I T T O O ! a special meeting of the Township never to come into Aberdeen (to cause Council, reacted to the news that two new trouble).” BAYSHORE AC AD police officers will be hired. Hazel Baldwin of Gulden Avenue said Those in attendance said they had there needs to be more cracking down on hoped three new police officers would be the children who cause a ruckus late at coming to work in the township. night. “We are down by two people,” Town “At midnight, we are annoyed by the ship Manager Jim Cox said in explanation youngsters in the community,” she said. TRADITIONAL: Ballet-Pointe-Tap-Jazz-Mommy & Me-Pre School of the two planned hirings. “We are only “I’ve had to close my windows. It’s very SPECIALTY: Acro/(azz-Twiiling-Irish Step Dancing-Folk Dancing budgeted for 28 patrolmen.” annoying. If you call the police, they get Ballroom-Acting-Acrobatics-Street (Funk) Dancing “I’m a little disappointed not to get even with you by destroying property.” PROFESSIONAL: Broadway Musical Comedy-Ballet Ensemble three,’ said John Buckley of Bechstein However, Patrick McNamara, town ship attorney, pointed out that there are no NEW THIS SEASON: Country & Western Line Dancing - Cheer Dance Drive. “(The decision is) gratifying in one "A Class For Every Member of Your Family? respect and disappointing in another.” curfew laws in the state because they vio Buckley added that crime hit home late the First Amendment. when his next-door neighbor was robbed Debbie Brudnick of Loiraine Drive, five weeks ago. also made her unhappiness known about “These are the things that concern what she feels are crime-laden streets. me,” Buckley explained. “The drug activity on Cliffwood Av Lisa Currie, of Deerfield Lane, teaches enue and Raritan Street is unbelievable,” seventh- and eighth-grades at the she said. “The rapes are up and the mur Matawan Avenue School, and she says the ders are up. We’re near the main high lack of police officers affects the quality ways and the Garden State Parkway.” of her student’s life. Former chief of police John McGinty “There are students who have be con of Lake Boulevard complimented the fined to their homes after school, because council’s action on doing “two-thirds your of the drug dealing in the streets,” she job. I appreciate your efforts get a couple said. “They all complain about the same experienced guys.” However, he pointed thing. They feel like the police don’t re out, there must be an effort made to see spond.” that those guys want to remain with Ab Sheila Balavram, of Strathmore Gar erdeen, and not return to their old depart den Apartments, said her husband’s truck ments when there happens to be an open was broken into recently. ing there. On M Fine Century Furniture Experienced officers 0 - Upholstery ♦ Dining Rooms Bedrooms ♦ Occasional Furniture to be hired fo r force Entertainment Centers
ABERDEEN — And so the search be John Mackay, deputy mayor, about sev Enjoy the premium quality gins. eral meetings which took place between And once they are found, the two new township government officials Dougherty. of Century at very comfortable police officers that will be hired will bring Cox said the salaries the new officers semi-annual savings during the police force back to a staff of 28. would receive would be subject to negoti Middletown Interiors’ Famous “We are seeking two experienced, ation, but are expected to be a minimum street-ready officers,” Mayor David Lip- of $32,000. S u m m e r Sale. man announced at a special Aug. 9 For the township, the benefits of hiring Come choose from a vast se an experienced police officer far outweigh council meeting where the decision was lection of custom upholstered made. the hiring of a rookie at this time. Recently, there was a sudden loss of First, if the department chose to hire an sofas, chairs and sectionals, plus two men. Deputy chief Joe Booket passed untrained cop, the new officer would first bedroom, dining room, occa away and Patrolman Charles Patterson, have to go to the next class at the Mon sional furniture and custom who resigned. mouth County Police Academy and then In addition, the manpower shortage has finished chairs. All on sale now attend school for 18 weeks at a cost of been amplified by three patrolmen who at Middletown Interiors, the were out on disability. Two have recently $6,000. returned. The third however, Patrolman It would be another three to four original Century ShowPlace! CENTURY Frank Sigismondi is not expected to return months before the new hires could start Hurry in! Sale ends La borDay. S h w P I a c e* since he will retire on Nov. 1. work. The two new officers will join the Still, some people feel there is some Aberdeen ranks as soon as possible. benefit to hiring untrained officers. At the “The state keeps a list of people who special meeting in which the planned hir have been laid off,” according to Jim Cox. ings were announced, Elena Potemkine, of “We will hire the policemen as soon as we Greenwood Avenue, said that the council can.” should be looking at the qualified people ^MIDDLETOWN rl Brian Dougherty, chief of police, could already working for the township, instead not predict how soon the new duo would of hiring from elsewhere. arrive in the township, but he said he “One dispatcher was just about to be I n t e r i o r ^ ) hopes it will be as soon as possible. hired (as a police officer) the last time The Surprising^'Intelligent Place To Buy Fine Furniture Late last year, Aberdeen hired Darryl someone was hired,” Potemkine said. Richardson and experienced patrolman “The morale and support should be from 1270 Highway 35 • Middletown, NJ • (908) 671-6000 Mike Meany to replace Thomas Cadiloro within.” Hours: M on., Tues.: 10-5:30 ■ W ed., Thurs.: 10-9 ■ Fri., Sat.: 10-5:30 • Sun.: noon-5 during sale and Detective Ken Wicklund who retired. C om plim entary delivery anywhere in NJ • Visa/M C, Am erican Express “We want to do the right thing, and we — Lauren Jaegerr were in agreement with this totally,” said 2 2 AUGUST 18, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT
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O ther issues include m oney, In the Spotlight district's needs technology in education. BY MARK RONDEAU “It’s an area that, at least on the sur face, appears weak,” he said. Staff Writer He added that the district needs to pre MIDDLETOWN — For new Superin pare children so that they can compete in tendent of Schools Peter Merluzzi, the the job market. bottom line is that school officials make The Middletown district has good test decisions that affect children. scores, a good staff and a lot of potential, “(Children) have got to be first and Merluzzi said. There’s a real concern foremost in what we do,” he said. among parents in the district for educa tional quality, he explained. He added that Merluzzi spoke with a reporter Aug. he wants to work with this concern to im 10, a week after beginning his duties as prove educational programming and re Middletown’s new superintendent of main current. schools. He recently signed a three-year contract with the school district, and will Computerization in the school district be paid a salary of $122,500 for the 1993 is another area he feels needs to be looked 94 school year. at and improved. For instance, while he is not a proponent of discarding traditional “It’s basically a very good district,” he induStrial-arts programs, he noted that said of Middletown schools, and cited some districts have changed the course to quality staff and intelligent students. “technology education.” School officials need to strenghten it and emphasize the positives, he added. Merluzzi gained experience dealing with defeated school district budgets at his The district obviously has a serious fa last post, although he doesn’t like doing it. cility problem, he said, reaching for the He noted that doing long-range planning, multivolume Vittetta Group report on his perhaps five or 10 years ahead, is a way to desk. get things done, despite budget defeats The Vitetta Group is the school distric and financial problems. t’s architectural firm. “It’s a matter of planning and utilizing “We will have to resolve this facility what resources you have,”, he said. problem,” he said. “I’ve read all the facil The new superintendent said he has a ity reports.” “hands-on” leadership style and is easy to Merluzzi, who hadn’t yet seen the get along with. Though he has no trouble school facilities firsthand, said he is making decisions, he likes to give as scheduled to visit two or three schools many people as possible a share in the de with Business Administrator Ronald cision-making responsibility. In addition, Bolondi. he likes to be accessible, he said. Other problems to be dealt with in NEW SUPERINTENDENT — Peter Merluzzi recently took the post of He is a fast study, a hard worker and a clude a pending appeal to the state of the Middletown Superintendent of Schools. good listener, he added. Township Committee’s $2.5 million cut (Photo by Rich Schultz) in the defeated 1993-94 school district Although his previous district is not as budget. “It’s not all money, but a lot of it is, ” educational upgrade of facilities. large as Middletown’s district, there are many similarities, he pointed out. Another pending problem to be dealt he said of the district’s needs. Another of Merluzzi’s goals is to make with is the fact that the district’s contract Asked what he hoped to achieve as su the district’s curriculum better, though he “Kids’ needs are kids’ needs,” he said. with the teacher’s union has expired, and perintendent, Merluzzi mentioned several noted this is not to say that the district’s “Money is a problem there, and money is a new one has not been negotiated, a things. curriculum is bad now. a problem here.” month before the start of school, he said. First, he would like to make a decision Merluzzi said he has been discussing In addition, technology in education In addition, he said there obviously is a on how to address the facility problems in the curriculum with the supervisors of el also is an issue in both districts, he said. discrepancy between the amount of rev the school district. A recent presentation ementary and secondary education, and Merluzzi said that his management enue the district needs to fulfil its educa by the Vitetta Group indicated that it they have begun to identify a reasonable style is adaptive enough to adjust to the tional mission and the amount of money it would cost more than $30 million just to number of things to be accomplished in a differences between the two districts. do necessary structural repairs on district year. has. In addition, he has a lot of talented schools, and possible facility options He said he would try to “narrow the Another area he would like to improve people to help him in Middletown, he could exceed $100 million for a complete gap” in this area. in the school district is the utilization of said.
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Stilwagon’s wrist was An Old Bridge man was rescued by a sprained and he was battered and bruised. passing fisherman in Keyport at 7 p.m. The horses’ legs were skinned. The young Tuesday as his boat sank in the channel men have begun a suit against the borough leading to the marina. of Atlantic Highlands for the damage. Peter Perciaccanto told police he was entering the channel in his 20-foot inboard named the PJM when it suddenly began to sink. Mr. Richard Pine of of our Middletown Store Cheesequake, passing in the opposite di Alvin Bennet of Lincroft was knocked rection, returned Mr. Perciaccanto to Ped Celebrating at off his bicycle when his wheel was struck erson’s Boat Works, which in turn, towed by an automobile driven by Sidney the sunken craft into the marina. both locations Wheeler of Brooklyn. Mr. Bennet was Matawan Township (Aberdeen) is hurt on one arm. expecting $2 million in tax appeals, with Edward H. 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DEADLINE: Aug. 23 ISSUE DATE: Aug. 18 ‘You, Me and Our Skeletons’ WIN DINNER relates plight of the homeless FOR TWO BY CHERYL MAKIN how he ended up on the street. “He says nothing in the beginning. I let ARTS & W hen you find Andy hiding Staff W riter people absorb the facts of him,” Oosthuizen in this week’s issue, you noted. “He is digging in the garbage to find m a y w in : T he man on stage has no home, food. He sits as if he is on the sidewalk. ENTERTAINMENT unless you call the cardboard box he a dinner for two at Lots of people would look on at him in dis crawls out of a home. He does; it’s gust, but he lets the audience know he is Fallender’s attention. THE CHOWDER POT all he has. This man, brought to life in a someone. He has feelings. “We were just talking and he said he SEAFOOD RESTAURANT tour de force performance by Andy “There are reasons he is where he is,” he draws,” Oosthuizen recalled. “He showed Located on Rt. 36 in Keyport Oosthuizen, is not unlike the men, women added. “He tells the audience why. Some me and Bruce Fallender what I thought and children who call cars, shelters or boxes Specializing in your favorite (reasons) are happy, some sad. Some are were these photographs of three faces. But home. Like the thousands of homeless, he they were not photos; they were charcoal seafood dishes along with a even very funny. He thinks back on his life has a story to tell. and tells them about his life. But he still has drawings. They were so detailed. He s u p e r s a la d bar. This story, told in this one-man perfor hope that he’ll get out of there.” showed me other work and I just thought, Just fill out the entry blank mance, is called You, Me and Our Oosthuizen performs this show about ‘My God, this guy is phenomenal.’ ” Skeletons, and is an original play penned a n d m a il it to: twice a year, noting it has a cult following. Because the work is of a realistic vein and acted by Oosthuizen, the founder of the “There are people who try to come to and is very intense, Oosthuizen believed it ANDY Amandla Theatre, Howell. Oosthuizen once each performance,” he noted. “One woman would complement You, Me and Our c/o The Independent again took the stage Saturday as he became has seen every single performance. She says Skeletons. Therefore, Reed’s artwork — this man with no home and told his story. 7 Edgeboro Rd, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 she always sees something new in it.” mostly urban landscapes, people and archi Though the process is extremely taxing, Like most of Oosthuizen’s perfor tecture — are on display in a debut show The winner will be drawn from the Oosthuizen has donned the tattered clothing mances, this production was a benefit. titled “Faces and Fractures” through the end entry blanks with the correct answer. and become possessed by this man’s per Proceeds this time went to the Adelphia of the month. sona for many years. Yet, unlike many Arts Center, located on Farmingdale- Drawing for as long as he can remem plays, each time it is performed there are Adelphia Road (Route 524) in Adelphia. ber, 26-year-old Reed, who graduated with changes. It is a continuing work in progress. This was also the site of Saturday’s show. an art degree from Rowan College, former “I always change it a bit,” said “Bruce Fallender always does a lot for ly Glassboro State College, believes it is Oosthuizen, a Freehold Borough resident other people, so this time this benefit is for his usually his charcoal drawings that garner from South Africa. “I interview people and art centei;,” Oosthuizen said. “That way, he his portfolio a lot of attention. add in their stories. Recently, I met a can continue to do the good work he does.” “I do these a lot,” Reed said. “They are , ' ,, VSWW : _ I woman whose family placed her in a mental Besides the poignant story of Oos fairly easy for me. They have a lot of impact Advertisement on Page _ a home though she shouldn’t have been put „ ; thuizen’s homeless man, the audience was of all the things that I’ve done. They are stark Name______I there. I added part of her story. I also added treated to the touching and startlingly realis close-ups of old people and black-and-whites more emphasis on his mother. There’s more Address. tic artwork of Freehold resident Mark Reed. of urban landscapes — very realistic stuff. I M s ? of a little bit of lightness as well. It’s very Coincidentally, Reed, a professional il guess a lot of it is pretty grim, but it gives a heavy and needed a light touch.” lustrator, is a neighbor of Oosthuizen and it good indication of what is out there.” Phone. While the character at first doesn’t have was just by accident that his work was dis For more information about the exhibit, much to say, eventually the audience learns M l covered by the actor-director and brought to call 462-7675.
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“Mary’s transformation is also wonder Prem ier Theatre ful,” he added. “She’s doing a great job.’’ The supporting cast includes Kent offers m usical Sweeney of Colts Neck as Eliza’s comi cal, money-grubbing father, Alfred on Lincroft stage Doolittle. Sweeney acted in last season’s Man of La Mancha. As Col. Pickering, James Marhold of ______BY CHERYL MAKIN______Old Bridge takes Professor Higgins’ bet to Staff W riter transform Eliza into a lady. Marhold was last seen at Premier in Oklahoma!, and W ouldn’t it be loverly to visit also starred in Carousel and 1776. with Eliza Doolittle and Diane Gonzalez of Marlboro, who was Professor Henry Higgins? Aunt Eller in Oklahoma!, will act the role Care to dance all night? Need to get to the of Mrs. Higgins, the professor’s mother, church on time? 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New school heads have m uch to keep them busy
T he Middletown and Holmdel school districts have each welcomed a new superintendent of schools.In Middletown, Peter Merluzzi has assumed the hot seat as the new superintendent. He faces many problems in the 17-school district, including school buildings that are crumbling around the edges. In addition, a contract with the teachers’ union doesn’t even seem close to being reached, with the beginning of the school year less than a month away. And of course, later in the year will come the annual vote on the school budget, which is almost always defeated in this large and diverse township. The situation for new Holmdel Superintendent of Schools Susan Steadman LeGlise is much different. Financial problems are fewer, and the four-school district is much smaller. However, the latest teachers’ contract also has not been signed in this town, and an addition to the Village School may have to be built to accommodate an influx of early elementary-age children from new developments in the area. At any rate, we wish both our new superintendents luck, and predict that they will have a lot to keep them busy and on their toes in the coming years.
crime a night off.” Police w ork hard They came around to the different sec tions, spent time with children and citizens I just completed reading a letter to the and spoke with us. They were involved in editor written by Scott Mandel. He was an important citizens’ program. discussing the possible merger between It is . unfortunate that people who feel the Aberdeen Police Department and the as Mr. Mandel does, and letters such as What else can I do? This is my third Matawan Police Department. his, often get the most attention. T rying to find year of interviewing and I am no closer to Mr. Mandel was referring to the money Perhaps Mr. Mandel has not actually my goal of becoming an elementary a teaching job spent on the study for this merger when he had dealings with our police in situations school teacher than I was at graduation. stated that he can’t believe they “spend The purpose of this letter is to express such as I am describing. I would urge him I would appreciate any advice the public this kind of money on police.” He went on and any other citizen who feels as he does my frustration in trying to obtain a to say that all our police do is set up road position as an elementary school teacher can give me. I am not sure what else I can to get involved in community programs do. blocks to check for safety belts and give where we work with our police depart in New Jersey. I was graduated from out tickets. ment. Get to know our officers in these Douglass College in May 1991 with‘a 3.9 LISA ANN CHRIST These statements angered and horrified types of settings, as well as in emergen grade-point average in education and a 3.4 East Brunswick me. Mr. Mandel must not live in the same cies. They are our friends and our neigh overall. I took more than the required town that I do, or else he hasn’t taken the bors. They are an important part of Ab education classes and had a 4.0 two time and initiative to know our police. erdeen. semesters in my four years. The police in our town work very hard HELENE DRAPKIN My first year after graduation, I worked S p e a k o u t ! for us. If you need them, they are there. It A b e r d e e n as an accounts payable clerk after not is unfortunate that at this time, there is a being able to secure a teaching job. lack of manpower. This is the problem Express your opinion on local news. My second year after graduation, after that is trying to be rectified. Whether the T hanks for story merger is the way to handle this matter or interviewing unsuccessfully for seven Look for the stories marked with school districts in New Jersey, I not was not the issue of his letter. I’d like to thank Marilyn Duff for the the Speak Out symbol and call swallowed my pride and took a low- Whether or not I agree with the merger wonderful article she wrote about Huber with youir comments. paying, low-prestige, loW-respect position is not the issue of my letter. Woods Park in the July 28 Independent. as a head teacher in a nursery school/child G ive y o u r I have had personal dealings with both You cannot believe the number of peo the Aberdeen Police Department and the care center to gain experience. • Full name ple who showed up at the environmental • T o w n Matawan Police Department. I am the center, having just read the piece, and I also substituted during the spring of the 1992/1993 school year. • Phone number (to verify or clarify chairwoman of the McGruff House Pro “never knew this was here!” messages. Numbers will not be published) gram for both of these towns. Both de They were most pleased with them Since my graduation in 1991, I have partments have been working hard to en selves for finding the park, and seemed returned to graduate school, taking classes Speak Out is available 24 hours a day. sure the success of this program, which is delighted with what we have to offer. in mental retardation and learning Push-button phones only. geared toward the safety of our children. The Independent’s photographer, Rich desabilities, to broaden my scope of To reach Speak Out — press 3 In Aberdeen, they also are involved in Schultz, also did a fine job in selecting a educational knowledge. I have also To reach the Independent - press 3 the Neighborhood Watch Program. In fact, very lovely angle of the house and court attended numerous educational seminars a g a in just this week, many of our officers — as yard, framed in day lilies. and I have tried to stay on top of the You have one minute to leave a well as our chief of police — volunteered current literature. message; then the line will disconnect. on their own time to come out to the block ANNETTE A. WIESMILLER I have even gone to seminars to improve parties set up for National Night Out. This Huber Park Environmental Center my resume and interviewing skills. ! SPEAK OUT was a night set up nationally to “give M id d le t o w n *£>/ 1-800-660-4237 THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 18, 1993 2 7
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social hour. Doors open at 8 p.m. AUDITIONS Dancing, disc jockey, light refreshments. Group is non-sectarian. First Presbyterian Church, North Main Street, Hightstown (10 Today through Friday miles from Princeton) $6. For further • Auditions for Creative Theatre of information, call 446-2699, (609) 520 Princeton’s September and October tour 9337, (215) 945-1695. ing production of The Sorcerer’s Appren tice. Needed are a male singer and a male F rid a y or female dancer with acting experience. • New Jersey Association of W om en Send resumes to Creative Theatre, 102 Business Owners, reservations due for its Witherspoon St., Princeton 08540. For an breakfast on Aug. 26, 8-10 a.m. Holiday appointment, call 1-609-924-3489. Inn, Tinton Falls. $17 for members and • Auditions for Marlboro Com m unity guests. Make checks payable to Candy Players’ October production of The Ceme Bennett, C.B. Services, P.O. Box 37, Fair tery Club. 8 p.m. in the teen center. Haven, NJ 07704. Needed are six female actors ages 40-60. • SingleFaces Dance Party, 9 p.m. Call 972:7217. Grand Summit, 570 Springfield Ave., Summit. $10, jackets required. For F rid a y directions, call 273-3000; for information, • Auditions for MeadowLark Produc call 462-2406. tions’ presentation of Dracula. 7-9 p.m. at the Meadow Theater in the Galleria S a tu rd a y Atrium, Bridge Avenue and West Front • SingleFaces dance party, Street, Red Bank. Needed are two women Scanticon, 100 College Road east, ages 18-25 and six men ages 20-60+. Princeton. For directions, call (201) 452 Auditions also may be scheduled by 7800; for information, 462-2406. All appointment. Call 758-0099. dances are at 9 p.m., $10 fee. • Garden State Nu-Voice club for Sunday through Tuesday laryngectomees meets weekly 9-11 a.m., • Auditions for Center Drama Work in the auditorium of Riverview Medical shop’s production of Evita. 6 p.m. Sunday Center, Red Bank. For more information, and 7:30 p.m. Monday and Tuesday at the call Ed Saville, 566-6632. The club is non Jewish Community Center, 100 Grant profit. Ave., Deal Park. All roles are open; chorus members also are needed. A separate S u n d a y audition for the childrens’ chorus will be • SingleFaces Dance Party. Hilton at held at 4 p.m. Sunday. Auditioners should Short Hills, 41 JFK Parkway, Short Hills. 8 be prepared to sing and dance. Call 531 p.m. $10 fee, jackets required. For 9100 or 222-4560. directions, call (201) 379-0100; for directions 462-2406. Monday and Tuesday • Auditions for Theatre Guild of Old T u e s d a y Bridge’s October production of Dracula — The Musical? 8 p.m. at Carl Sandburg • Central Jersey Widow and Middle School, Route 516, Old Bridge. Widowers Group. Dinner and meeting. 7 Needed are four men and four women p.m. at the Burger Hop, Route 9, principles as well as numerous chorus Manalapan. For more information, call parts, all between ages 18 and 50. Audi 254-9293. tioners should come prepared to sing. For • Lakewood Piners’ Toastmasters information, call 290-7652. helps polish communication skills from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Lakewood Municipal Monday through next Building, second floor, 231 Third St., W e d n e sd a y Lakewood. UP, UP AND AWAY — Jeanne Rotola and her daughter, Courtney, 2, • Auditions for the Red Oak Music • Red Bank Area Barbershop Chorus, watch a balloon escape at Hazlet Township’s Old-Fashioned Block Theatre’s October production of The weekly meeting 7:30 p.m., Red Bank Party Friday at Veterans Memorial Park. The second annual township Middle School, 101 Harding Road, Red Music Man. 7:30-9:30 p.m. at the Red Oak block party — postponed from the previous Friday because of rain — Bank. Ability to read music not required. Studio, 472 Somerset Ave., Lakewood. attracted about 400 residents. Auditions for children will be held at 2 p.m. Voice testing will be available upon (Photo by Rich Schultz) Monday. All roles are open. Auditioners request. For information, call 870-3310. should come prepared to sing and dance. Call 367-1515. CRAFTS EXHIBITS Hours: noon-5 p.m. Wednesdays-Fridays aind 11 a.m.-3 pirn. Saturdays. For CLUBS information, call Jeff Silverman at 264 Today through September Today through Sunday 3939. • The Monmouth Chapter of the • New Jersey State Teen Arts Pro Today through Aug. 30 T o d a y Embroiderers Guild of America will exhibit gram 1993-94 Visual Arts Touring Exhibit, its 1993-94 projects at the Eastern Branch • Drawings by Angelika Fuellemann singles in community displayed at the Gallery at Bristol-Myers • SYNERGY, Monmouth County Library, Route 35 and embroidery by the Monmouth County service, 7:30 p.m. Monmouth Civic Squibb, Route 206, Princeton. Hours: 9 north, Shrewsbury. For further information, Chapter of Embroiderer’s Guild of Auditorium, Monmouth Mall, Eatontown. a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays; to 8 p.m. call the library, 264-3993. America, both displayed at the Eastern For further information, call the volunteer Thursdays; and 1-5 p.m. weekends and Branch of the Monmouth County Library, center, 741-3330. holidays. For information, call 1-609-252 Route 35, Shrewsbury. Call 431-7251. • Monmouth County Conservative 6275. Club will meet at 8 p.m. at Town and DANCE Country Inn, Route 35 and Main Street, Today through Tuesday Today through Aug. 31 Matawan. Conservatives are welcome to • “Recovering Histories: Aspects of • Paintings by Middletown resident attend. Tickets are on sale now for the Today through Aug. 30 Contemporary Art in Chile since 1982,” Herb Korchin, displayed at Middletown Township Public Library, 55 New Mon group’s first dinner on Sept. 17. For more • Subscribers to the M onm outh exhibit displayed at Zimmerli Art Museum, George and Hamilton streets, New mouth Road. Hours: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Mon- information, call Don Gorman, 780-3347. County Dance Program will receive a 20 Brunswick. Free. Hours: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. • Shore Hills Chapter of Sweet Ade percent discount on single ticket prices if days-Thursdays and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Fri Tuesdays-Saturdays and noon-5 p.m. days. lines, weekly meeting 7:30 p.m., Raritan purchased before Aug. 30. A 15 percent Sundays. Call 932-7511. High School, Middle Road, Hazlet. Open discount is offered thereafter. The series at this time for new members. For more includes the Ballet Theater of Pennsylva Today through Sept. 2 information, call 264-3236 or 988-4598. nia in Dracula, The Ballet, \/iva Brazil Today through next Wednesday • John Billie will display models of • Liberty Oak Chapter of Sweet Ade Dance Com pany and the. Alvin Ailey • Kathryn Cooke will display Bunka gazebos and covered bridges at the lines, weekly meeting 7:30 p.m., Freehold Repertory Ensemble. All performances needlecraft at the Marlboro Branch of the Monmouth County Library Headquarters, Township Public Safety Building, Schanck are in Poliak Auditorium of Monmouth M onm outh County Library, Library Court 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan. Call 431 and Stillwells Corner Roads. Call 780 College, West Long Branch. Tickets for and Wyncrest Drive. Call 431-7251. 7251. 9834 or 780-6513. the Ailey concert are $20; $18 for seniors • Photography exhibit by the Cov and students. Other programs are $18; Today through Aug. 28 ered Bridge Camera Club, Monmouth Every Friday $15 for seniors and students. For • “Classical in Color,” exhibition of 15 County Library Headquarters, 125 • Forum for Singles, discussion information, call the college box office at hand-painted photographs at the Studio Symmes Drive, Manalapan. Call 431 groups with single-oriented topic and 571-3483. Gallery, Broad and Front streets, Keyport. 7251. THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 18, 1993 2 9
Today through Sept. 9 L. Montgomery Home, both in Freehold Monmouth County Library, Route 35, • Indian jewelry by Dhriti Bagchi, dis Township. For girls 14-17 to develop life Shrewsbury. Free. Call 842-5995. played at the Monmouth County Library skills, provide volunteer service time and • “College Admission: How to,” pre SPECIAL EVENTS Headquarters, 125 Symmes Drive, Man explore careers in health care. sented by Francine Garson, college ad alapan. Call 431-7251. Participants will work in departments such missions adviser. 7:30 p.m. at the Marl Today through Friday as nutrition, recreation, occupational boro Branch of the Monmouth County • Clyde-Beatty Circus, behind the Today through Sept. 24 therapy, nursing administration, patient Library, Library Court and Wyncrest Drive. Belmar Marina. Show times are 4:30 and • Watercolor paintings and colored- services and more. $6 fee; registration is Free. Call 536-9406. 7:30 dailly. Adults, $9; children 12 and pencil drawings by Joan Mullin of Middle limited. To register, call the Monmouth under, $6; senior citizens, 62 and older, town, displayed at the Red Bank Public Council of Girl Scouts, 938-5454. Next Wednesday $6; reserved saeting $2 extra. Call 681 Library, West Front Street. Hours: 9 a.m.- • “Investment Planning for Your 2266. Longer Life,” presented by Sebastian 8 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Thurs Messina, certified financial planner from days; and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesdays and T h u rsd a y FIND-RAISERS Prudential Securities. 7:30 p.m. at the Fridays. Call 842-0690. • Last day for reservations to see Monmouth County Library Headquarters, “Kiss of the Spiderwoman," or “Guys and 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan. Free. Call Today through Sept. 26 D olls"on Broadway. $79 includes F rid a y 308-3761. orchestra seats, transportation, all taxes, • Birdsong: The Avian Connection, • Fund-raiser for the Marlboro driver’s tip. Bus leaves at 6 p.m. from the featuring 28 contemporary and historic Democratic organization. Live Mater Dei High School parking lot, Cherry artists who include birds in their work, entertainment, buffet, dancing. Show time . Tree Farm Road, New Monmouth, and displayed at the Monmouth Museum, at 7 p.m.-midnight. Tickets are $20 per M l S IC returns approximately 11:30 p.m. For pre Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. person. Lakeside Manor, Route 36, . paid reservations, call Pat Thompson, Hours: 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Tuesdays- Hazlet. For tickets, call 536-4190. 787-3652 or Rita Young, 787-9138. Saturdays and 1-5 p.m. Sundays. Mem T o d a y bers admitted free. Non-members: adults, Every Saturday • The Sandy Hook Summer Beach S a tu rd a y $3, children and seniors, $2.50. Group • Deborah Hospital Foundation, Pine Concert series features the U.S. Army • Singles Delaware River Canoe Trip. rates available at $2 per person. Call 747 Brook chapter, presents bingo, Saturday Swing Band. 6 p.m. at Sandy Hook Beach Leave at 5 p.m. from Thompson Park, 2266. evenings, Great American Flea Market, Area D. Free. Call 872-0115. Newman Springs Road, Lincroft. $16, pre Route 9, Howell. Doors open 6:15 p.m.; registration required. Canoe rental Today through Sept. 30 games start 7 p.m. $1,000 in prize money. Today through Saturday available. For more information, call • Quilted wall hangings by the Re For the sole support of Deborah Heart and • Keyboardist Morris Nanton per Monmouth County Park System, 842 becca’s Reel Quilters Guild, displayed at Lung Center, Browns Mills. Call Jack forms evenings in the lounge of Jerry 4000; the TDD for the hearing impaired is Poricy Park, Oak Hill Road, Middletown. Tesser, 536-3611. Beyer’s, 113 Main St., Matawan. Call 583 219-9484. Call 842-5966. 2044. S a tu rd a y Saturday and Sunday Today through Oct. 24 • Arts and Crafts Fair to benefit the • Clear Water Festival, music, Adolf Strauss House on Prospect Avenue. • New Jersey Landscapes: 37 entertainment, bay sailing, children’s fun Memorial Park, First Avenue, Atlantic paintings, drawings, prints and watercol area, food, crafts. Noon-7 p.m. Sandy Highlands. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. PARK EVENTS ors on exhibit; also, Central New Jersey Hook. Reservations must be made for bay stoneware, at the Monmouth County His sailing. For more information, call the S u n d a y Clear Water hotline, 872-9644. torical Association Museum, 70 Court St., • Chicken dinner, sponsored by T o d a y Freehold. For information, call 462-1466. • Waterloo Peach Festival at Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign • Insects of the Night, 7-9 p.m. Poricy Waterloo Village, Stanhope. Peach Wars Post No. 4247, Third and Waverly Park, Oak Hill Road, Middletown. Bring a Today through Feb. 20 desserts, sundaes, homemade peach ice streets, Keyport. 4-6 p.m. Donations are flashlight. Free, no registration required. cream, hamburgers, hot dogs, tours of • Monmouth County Historical Associ $6 per person, $5 for seniors and $3 for • Smooth Dancing , 8-9 p.m. Tatum homes and Indian Village, crafts, country ation presents “200 Years of New Jersey children under 12. Call 264-8391. . Park Regional Center, Red Hill Road, games for kids, two blue grass bands. Maps,” 70 Court St., Freehold Borough. Middletown. Concentrate on the waltz, Culinary contest on Sunday, original Hours: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesdays-Satur- fox-trot, swing, polka. For local couples, recipes which include fresh peaches. days and 1-4 p.m. Sundays. Admission: fee is $40 per couple, pre-registration is HEALTH Prizes awarded at 2 p.m. Adults, $8; for adults, $2; seniors, $1.50, and children required. For more information, call the children 8-15, $4; senior citizens, $6. For park at TDD for the hearing ages 6-18, $1. Association members and 842-4000. more information, call the office, (201) impaired is children under 6 admitted free. Call 462 S a tu rd a y 219-9484. 347-0900 or the parsonage, 852-2723. Swim 1466. • Supersitter course offered at • Prime Timer’s Recreational Time at the heated outdoor pool, Dorbrook Bayshore Community Hospital, 727 N. Recreational Area, Route Colts Neck. Beers St., Holmdel. Ages 11 and older. 9 537, a.m.-3 p.m. in Conference Room A. $30 Wednesdays 5-5:30 p.m.. Fee is $12 per person, pre-registration required. For THEATER includes course materials and more information, call the park at FILMS refreshments. Pre-registration required. 842 Call the hospital, 888-7300, during 4000. business hours. Thursday through Saturday F r i d a y • Two Gentlemen of Verona, pre T h u rs d a y • Stroke Club meets at 10:30 a.m. in • Family Dinosaur Night, dinosaur sented by the Holmdel Summer Theatre • The Reivers, starring Steve the Neuberger Auditorium, Riverview tales, activities. 7-8 p.m. Holmdel Park Festival. 8 p.m. at the Duncan Smith McQueen. 12:30 p.m. at the Monmouth Medical Center, Red Bank. For more Activity Center, Longstreet Road, Theatre Barn, Holmdel High School County Library Headquarters, 125 information, call Community and Corporate Health, 530-2417. Holmdel. $1.50 fee, pre-registration complex, Crawfords Corner Road, Symmes Drive, Manalapan. Call 308 required. To register, call Monmouth Holmdel. Tickets, $10. Call 946-0427. 3761. M onday County Park, 842-4000; the TDD for the • The Premier Theatre Com pany • Look Good, Feel Better, sponsored hearing im paired is 219-9484. presents My Fair Lady. 8 p.m. Thursday T u e s d a y through Saturday and a matinee at 2 p.m. • A Place in the Sun, starring by Monmouth Unit of the American Cancer Society. For women undergoing S a t u r d a y Saturday at the Henderson Theatre, 850 Elizabeth Taylor, Montgomery Clift and • Free Stenciling Demonstration at Newman Springs Road, Lincroft section of Shelley Winters. 2 p.m. at the Eastern chemo or radiation therapy. Free professional make-over, complimentary Longstreet Farm, Holmdel. 1-3 p.m. For Middletown. Adults, $15; students and Branch of the Monmouth County Library, more information, call 842-4000, the TDD seniors, $12; children 12 and younger, Route 35, Shrewsbury. Call 308-3761. bag of cosmetics. Registration required. Call the Monmouth Unit of the American for the hearing impaired is 219-9484. $10. Children admitted for $8 on Cancer Society, 280-2323. Sessions held • Country Square Dance. 7:30-10 Thursday. To reserve, call 747-0008 or 1:30-3:30 p.m. at Christiane Salon Ltd. p.m. Holmdel Park Shelter Building, 758-1118. FOR KIDS Crate’s Plaza, 12 N. Bridge Ave., Red Longstreet Road, Holmdel. Beginner and Bank. advanced. $2.50 payable at the door. For Thursdays through Saturdays more information, call the Monmouth through Aug. 2 8 Saturdays and Sundays through Count Park System, 842-4000. • First Avenue Playhouse, a dessert theater, presents the comedy Aspirin and A u g . 2 9 LECTURES S u n d a y Elephants. Dessert at 8 p.m.; show at 8:30 • The Meadow Theater Summer • Free Poetry Reading at Longstreet p.m., 123 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Clubhouse, variety show and story theater Farm, Holmdel. For more information, call Admission: $18 per person; $35 for two. presented by The Meadow Kids at 1 p.m. S u n d a y Monmouth County Park System, 842 Reservations necessary; call 291-7552. Audience participates in sing-alongs, • The Rev. Dr. Kenneth Kinghorn will 4000; the TDD for the hearing impaired is improvisations, theater games, story preach at the 10:30 a.m. service at the 219-9484. 1-3 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays through theater. The Kid Who Cried Wolf Great Auditorium at Ocean Grove, 54 Pitman Ave. Ben Haden, speaker on A u g . 2 8 .Saturday and Sunday and Aug. 28-29. Next W ednesday • Bob Fosse’s musical, Chicago. 8:30 Tickets are $8. Adults receive a $2- Changed Lives TV-Radio, will preach at • Day Off on the Delaware, along the p.m. at the Actor’s Cafe, 602 Main St., , discount when purchasing a child’s ticket the 7:30 p.m. service. Delaware River to the Water Gap. Leave Bradley Beach. General admission, $12; at full price. Located in the Galleria Atrium from Thompson Park, Newman Springs students and seniors, $10. Call 988-6165 at Bridge Avenue and West Front Street, T u e s d a y • Travel slide program about Egypt, Road, Lincroft; at 8 a.m. Fee is $16, pre for reservations. Red Bank. For more information and registration required. For more reservations, call 758-0099. narrated by Peter J. Koelsch. 7:30 p.m. at the Middletown Township Public Library, information, call the Monmouth County Saturdays and Sundays through Park System, 842-4000; the TDD for the A u g . 2 9 Monday through Aug. 26 55 New Monmouth Road. Free. Call 671 3700. . hearing im paired is 219-9484. • Beauty and the Beast, children’s • “Caring and Sharing,” program • “The Latest From Paris. A News • Senior walk at Huber Woods, Locust theater production. 1 p.m. at the Actor’s sponsored by the Monmouth Council of Report on Fashion, Food and Architec section of Middletown at 9 a.m. Cafe, 602 Main St., Bradley Beach. Girl Scouts in conjunction with ture,” slide show and talk by Ann Sterling. Registration fee. Call Monmouth County Tickets, $5. Call 988-6165 for reserva CentraState Medical Center and the John 7:30 p.m. at the Eastern Branch of the Park System, 842-4000. tions. 3 0 AUGUST 18, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT
Heil’s Energy C u lin ary Renaissance: art w ork Efficient 9000 Central Air By Marc Schlossberg mushrooms was as fine a lamb dish as we have had in recent memory. The sauteed, Conditioner C u l i n a r y thick little filets and natural pan juices et’s get right to the heart of the P lu s L would make any gourmand stand up, take matter. The Culinary Renaissance R enaissance Protection notice and make future reservations. The Restaurant lacks ambiance ... but fresh French thin green beans were a nice you can’t eat decor, anyway, and that’s 12 C enter St. U n til 1998 accompaniment. the only thing amiss here. Having gotten Not to be outdone, an intriguing that off my chest, the remainder is a M e t u c h e n / NO LABOR OR PARTS grilled fillet of snapper entree ($17) delight to report. CHARGES FOR 5 YEARS 548-9202 impressed us as a fine seafood choice. The / INCLUDED IF YOU BUY The restaurant’s name has been whis pered in my ear by, it seems, almost perfectly grilled (our waitress asked us the BEFORE AUGUST 31,1993 everyone. Have you been there? You have Hours: Lunch, 11:30 a.m.~2 degree of doneness preferred) snapper was / 12 RANGE S.E.E.R. to try it, etc. Sooner or later, you get p.m. Monday-Friday; Dinner served over a ragout of tomatoes, capers, / 10 YEAR LIMITED nicoise olives and basil. On the bottom of around to it, and you wonder why you 5:30-9 p.m. Monday- COMPRESSOR WARRANTY didn’t do it sooner. all this deliciousness was a roasted Saturday, 5-8 p.m. Sunday, Japanese eggplant. Chef Francis Falcinelli The 9000 is Heil’s most efficient A painted canvas menu brimming with has made a fine fish dish better. central air conditioner. Install one now foods and ideas greets you at your table. closed Sundays in August and we’ll include the Homeowner’s Organic green salad, pan-fried oysters, Reservations: Necessary We merely glanced at the dessert Extended Labor and Parts program grilled fresh summer vegetables, carpac Credit Cards: Amex, DC, selections, but a glance was all that was (H.E.L.P.)*, a no-worry, 5-year cio of beef, duck sausage, assorted pates, needed. Would it be a chocolate sampler, Disc, Visa & MC creme brulee, marscapone tart, almond protection plan that covers labor and shrimp salad and potato pancakes are Bar: BYOB parts charges on all repairs. some of the more refreshing appetizers; tart or strawberry shortcake? The shrimp salad ($8) was anything but Smoking: Non-smoking Hats off to the waitress again. At her Ask us a mayonnaise-and-chopped-celery combo. section offered suggestion, a fresh, sweet, baking powder about it! ‘ Mea tug a cool*c wxjucts Six nicely marinated and grilled shrimp Attire: Informal biscuit cut in half with a touch of pastry encircled a salad of agrarian greens cream, fresh strawberries, whipped cream YOUR HEATING & COOLING IS OUR CONCERN Accessible sprayed with a hint of strawberry vinai and raspberries ($5.50) reaffirmed our idea grette. A drizzling of sauce and fresh herbs of what strawberry shortcake should be. ^ J enhanced the shrimp’s hickory flavor. available as entrees or appetizers. However, one bite of the almond- The potato pancake ($7.50) was not Lest we forget, an individual mini hot pecan-caramel tart ($6.50) with fresh like Mom’s (with sincere apologies). A and crusty French bread deserves a salute. bourbon ice cream convinced us that SprAgueS fine weave of crisp fried potatoes is set Entrees of special note included Pastry Chef Gregory Alauzen’s accom O I L SERVICE. INC. atop thin roasted onion slices and a sauteed medallions of veal, hickory- plishments should be not merely read, but mousse of salmon. To add to this wonder grilled breast of chicken, cilantro-crusted eaten. Since the menu changes with the 26 LITTLE ST. ful combination, creme fraiche with dill is fillet of mahi-mahi, pan-smeared monk seasons, some of the aforementioned may MATAWAN served. fish, pan-roasted free-range chicken and not be available; however, I’m certain Although a pasta course was not se grilled filet of beef in 10-ounce or 14- their replacements will be as good. lected, fettucine with sauteed scallops and ounce size. 566-0821 basil, gnocchi with fennel-scented sausage, * Only at participating dealers. Homeowner must Our medallions of lamb loin ($19) set Marc Schlossberg has been associated complete H.E.L.P. contract. and ravioli of mushrooms and ricotta are over braised lentils and slivered shitake with the food field for more than 20 years.
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All information in the following reports was taken from local police departm ent records. A Weller Place woman reported at about 3:05 a.m. Aug. 11 that she heard ABERDE strange sounds outside her house and re quested that a patrolman check the area. She also reported seeing someone kneel Patrolman Darryl Richardson investi ing behind cars. Patrolman Kenneth Mc gated the Aug. 2 theft of a citizens band Gowan checked the area, but did not find radio and an echo box from a truck parked anything unusual. on Myrtle Street. An East Lawn Drive woman reported A County Road resident reported Aug. at about 9 p.m. Aug. 9 that her house had 11 that while standing outside, his arm been damaged by BB pellets shot into her was hit by debris that was thrown out of a home’s siding. Patrolman Kenneth Mc passing car. He could not identify the sub Gowan responded and recovered two stance, but believes it might have been an .117 caliber pellets for evidence. egg or some other food. Patrolman Martin Starucci took the report. A wallet containing credit cards and $120 was reported lost by a person shop KEYPORT ping at Jamesway Aug. 11. Two surfboards were reported stolen from a Lloyd Road garage Aug. 11. Pa A man reported that he was assaulted trolman Stanley Parrish responded. Aug. 12 on Therese Street by six people. A Brookside Avenue woman reported They robbed him of $250 and some identi that her husband and their baby were fication, he said. missing Aug. 8. A disorderly person was reported At Eli’s Bagels on Route 34, a fight in Aug. 12 at the Keyport Club Village on At volving three men broke out Aug. 7. Ar lantic Street. Patrolman Ken Marr re rested and charged with aggravated as sponded. sault were Craig Sirota, 22, 3 Dundall “ Hold It Ri2lit Thar, Partner!” Place, Hazlet; Darren Sirota, 27, 88801 38th, College Park, Md.; and Martin MIDDLETOWN Hogan, 25, 104 East Harris St., “ fin fill you Can Eat Buffet?" Savannah, Ga. The three men also were listed as victims. Patrolwoman Kathy Sisti That’s right, Come on down to Middletown & Mario D. G iam popo, 42, Staten responded to the call. Island, N.Y., was charged July 3 with pos chow down at our Chuck Wagon Buffet which A $2,600 computer was stolen Aug. 5 session of under 50 grams of a controlled from a shed on Nathan Court. includes 80 items, featuring 8 entrees dangerous substance and having an open On Bayview Avenue, a 16- and 17- container of alcohol following a motor & a meat carving station. year-old from Newark were arrested by vehicle stop at about 1:15 p.m. on Route Sgt. John Powers and charged with We honor a Senior Citizen’s 10% Discount 36 and Avenue D. receiving stolen property, eluding police At the Howard Johnson’s m o te l, (does not apply to specials) and possession of burglary tools after they Route 35, six Middletown men were were found driving a gold-colored Acura charged Aug. 7 in connection with the rob Legend worth $15,000. bery of a guest. The incident occurred at about 11:40 p.m. The victim, a 46-year-old South Carolina woman, told police she was pushed against a wall by a group of ■ H S U S six young men, and her wallet and money — $170 in cash — were stolen. She later William J. Peck, 46, of 31 Guilford identified the six men after the motel man Place, Freehold, was charged Aug. 7 with ager led police to an alleged disorderly driving while intoxicated following a motor group also staying at the motel. Albert vehicle stop at about 2 p.m. on South Boyer, 18, of Walling Avenue, Belford, and Laurel Avenue and Lillian Drive. Barry Goldwyn, 18, of Knapp Circle, were Patrolman Dan Lynch made the stop. charged with theft by unlawful taking, and On Sycamore Drive, a car parked in William Bibaud, 23, of Woodbine Street, front of a residence was burglarized the was charged with receiving stolen prop night of Aug. 4-5. A $700 radio and $17 in erty. Also, in connection with the cash were stolen. Patrolman Robert Cirrito investigation, police charged Herbert responded. Kearney, 30, of Main Street, Belford, and A $2,481 cement mixer was stolen Robert Meehan, 18, of Acker Drive, with from a construction site at Village Court, disorderly conduct, and Dustin Strehl, 18, Route 35, sometime between Aug. 2 and of Creek Road, Port Monmouth, with 4. Patrolman Glen Hourihan responded. underage possession of alcohol. All were Two Poole Avenue residences were released on summonses. Lt. John broken into July 31. Jewelry valued at Pollinger and Patrolman William Straniero $10,000 was stolen from one house. At responded, and were assisted in the the other, the master bedroom was ran investigation by Detective Sgt. Michael sacked, but it was unknown what was Cerame, Detective Jeffrey Barner, Sgt. missing. Both houses were entered William Brunt Jr. and Patrolman Neil through the rear. At one, which was bro Hanson. ken into sometime between 2 and 10:40 At the Grand Union supermarket, 838 p.m., a rear garage door was pried open Route 35, Darrel Buckley, 34, of Grant with a screwdriver. There was also an Street, Long Branch, was charged Aug. 6 attempt to pry open a rear sliding door. At with one count of robbery for attempting to the other house, which was broken into shoplift seven items worth approximately between 6 and 10:15 p.m., a rear patio $390, including about $220 worth of ciga glass door was smashed with a patio rettes. He was held on $5,000 bail, with no bench. Patrolmen John Fitzsimmons, 10 percent option. He attempted to flee Glenn Mason and Richard Jaeger the store at about 6:15 p.m., but was responded. stopped by the store manager, who wres Thomas J. Durnin, 22, of 17 Oakwood tled him to the sidewalk. The manager Place, Keansburg, was charged Aug. 1 was not injured. Patrolman George with driving while intoxicated following a Freibott responded. one-car accident at Irwin Place and On Browns Dock Road, a o n e -c a r Monterey Drive. He was injured and taken accident involving three injuries occurred to Bayshore Community Hospital. He was at about 7:45 p.m. Aug. 8 between Cooper making a right turn onto Irwin Place when and Bowne roads. The driver, a 21-year- he struck a street sign and a fire hydrant, old Matawan woman, skidded on the road causing his vehicle to roll over on the dri and struck a tree. Three female passen ver’s side. Patrolman Mark Uptegrove re gers, ages 3, 13 and 16, were taken to sponded. Riverview Medical Center. UUT1, 93 H INDEPENDENT THE 1993, 18, AUGUST 2 3
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ALBERT LUDOVICO, 75, of Keyport died PAUL S. SISOLAK, 75, of Holmdel, died Aug. 12 at Bayshore Community Hospital, Aug. 3 in Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. Born in Newark, he lived there before Holmdel. Born in the Fords section of Wood- moving to Keyport eight years ago. Mr. Lu bridge, he lived there most of his life before dovico was a truck driver for Essex Co. Geri moving to Holmdel 10 years ago. Mr. Sisolak atrics, Belville, for 10 years, retiring 15 years was the owner of Sisolak Trucking Co., Fords, D e e p (Sea Delights! ago. He was a communicant of St. Ann’s for more than 50 years, retiring 10 years ago. Church, Keansburg. Surviving are his wife, Lu He was a veteran of World War II and a former cille DeFino Ludovico; two daughters, Clemen arishioner of Our Lady of Peace Church, tine Migliara of Union and Madeline Moreno of Pords. Surviving are his wife, Grace D. Sisolak; Belville; four brothers, Michael of Missouri, Pat two sons, Andrew Rutherford of Bloomsburg, of St. Louis, Mo., Charles of the West Keans Pa., and Joseph Rutherford of Charlotte, N.C.; burg section of Hazlet and Oronzo of Hazlet; a daughter, Marian Eastmond of Union Beach, two sisters, Rose Mattia of Keyport and Stella five grandchildren and three great-grandchil Dailey of Las Vegas, Nev.; seven grandchildren dren. Services were arranged by the Flynn and and two great-grandchildren. Services were un Son Funeral Home, Fords. der the direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a Mass at Holy Family Church, Union 73, of Middle Beach. Cremation was private. HILDEGARD E. STABBERT, town died Aug. 1 at home. Born in Germany, she lived in Middletown since 1954. A home maker, Mrs. Stabbert was a member of the EDWARD WILLIAM MAGENHEIMER, 74, German Society of Long Branch and King of of Hudson, N.H., formerly of the Port Monmouth Kings Lutheran Church, Middletown She was a section of Middletown, died Aug. 6 at Nashua former member of the PTA of the Middletown (N.H.) Memorial Hospital. Born in Jersey City, DUublic schools. Surviving are her husband, he lived in East Keansburg, Hazlet and Port W alter; two sons, Gerd of Middletown and Monmouth before moving to Hudson last year. Richard at home; a daughter, Suzanne Karpo of Catch o f the W eek Mr. Magenheimer was the owner and operator Long Branch, and four grandchildren. Services of Yummy Donuts Shop, Port Monmouth, for were arranged by the John F. Pfleger Funeral Live Hardshell Crabs, only $5.00/dz. many years. He was an Army veteran of World Home, Middletown. War II. Mr. Magenheimer was predeceased by his first wife, Emily, who died in 1977. Surviving are his second wife, Harriet Kastner Magen ALVIN R. TILLEY, 79, of Middletown died heimer; three sons, Mark of Middletown, Gary July 26 at home. Born in New York, he lived in Littleneck Clams *225* PER HUNDRED Shrimp 36-40’s *19-95/4 lb. Box of Florida and Edward of Shrewsbury; a step Eatontown before moving to Middletown in son and two stepdaughters; a sister, Agnes Scallops $75' u. 21-25’s *29.95/4 lb. Box 1950. A professional engineer, Mr. Tilley helped Daley of Toms River; 12 grandchildren and one design products ranging from AT&T telephones Monkfish $25*«. Mussels 9 9 V great-grandchild. Services were under the direction of Scott Funeral Home, Belford section to John Deere agricultural equipment. From Ling Jl°° u King Crab 9" * of Middletown. 1946-1993, he was an industrial designer spe cializing in anthropometries for Henry Dreyfuss Associates, New York. Previously, he was Salmon, Red Snapper, Live Lobsters, Flounder, THOMAS K. MCCARTHY, 62, of the West employed by Federal Shipping and Dry Dock Keansburg section of Hazlet, died Aug. 8 at Co., Kearny, f r o m 1940-1945, and for Peggy Haddock, Scungilli... Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. Born Anne Rohde, New York. Mr. Tilley co-authored in Brooklyn, N.Y., he lived there until moving to two books, The M easure of Men, in 1967 and West Keansburg in 1974. Mr. McCarthy was a banker for the Bank of New York for 24 years, Hum anscale, volumes 1 -9, in 1990. He was one BelfordSeafood Co-Op 1 Main Street • Belford retiring in 1989. He worked for the U.S. Postal of the first individuals to receive the Industrial Service in Keyport for the past three years. Mr. Designer’s Society of America Bronze Apple McCarthy was a member of the Airport Plaza Award and also received an award from the retail 787-6508 • wholesale 787-6500 Jughandfe Bowling League, Hazlet, and the American As Stephen’s Institute Department of Mechanical sociation of Retired Persons. He was an Army Engineering in 1993 for outstanding accom Mon.-Sat. 8 am-4:30 • Sun. 8 am-noon ? ! o. veteran of the Korean War. Surviving are his plishment in industrial design engineering. He ffiMO i u wife, Joan; a son, Thomas, and a stepdaughter, was a member of the Human Factors Society of Main SL^ Dorothy Ruiz, both at home; two brothers, America. Mr. Tilley was predeceased by his BoJfcxd ^ Joseph of Brooklyn and William of Princeton; Senior Citizens Discount • Monday-Tuesday-Thursday j ■^ 1— Port MonmouthMonmoti ^ Road ^ % wife, Marion Marshall Tilley, in 1987. Surviving and two sisters, Jean Roy and Loretta Paulskin, are two daughters, Nancy Lobdel of Tewksbury, both of Virginia. Services were under the direc tion of Laurel Funeral Home, West Keansburg. Mass., and Wendy Veronesi, at home, and six grandchildren. Services were arranged by the Worden-Hoidal Funeral Home, Red Bank. EDMOND L. MORSE, 66, of Middletown died Aug. 8 at Monmouth Medical Center, West JAMES J. SLEEMAN, 59, of the West What Condition Is Long Branch. Born in Rockville Centre, N.Y., he Keansburg section of Hazlet, died July 29 in lived in the Middletown area since 1975. Before Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. Born in retiring this year, Mr. Morse was a controller in Jersey City, he lived there before moving to the automobile industry for 42 years, having West Keansburg 32 years ago. Mr. Sleeman Your Air Conditioner In? worked at Contemporary Motor Cars Inc., Little was a printer for more than 40 years, most Silver. Surviving are his wife, Marion M. Wilson recently employed by William H. Becker Morse; a son, Edmond L. Jr. of C a y m a n Printing Co., Keyport. He also had served in the Start with the W arranty... islands; three daughters, Sharon Shaw of Army. Surviving are his wife, Arlene Bratro Keyport, Peggy Reagan of Virginia Beach, Va. Sleeman; three sons, James G. of West and Dorothy of Manhattan, N.Y.; a brother, Keansburg, Robert E. of West Trenton and Robert of Tamarac, Fla.; a sister, Elsie Lynch of William J. of Pittsfield, III.; a daughter, Karen A. Comfortmqker Monument, Colo.; and three grandchildren. Gibson of Eatontown, and a grandchild. Services were under the direction of John E. Services were arranged by the Laurel Funeral Day Funeral Home, Red Bank. Home, Hazlet. m iiiiiiiiiiiiii • 7% Dealer financing lo qualified buyers • Utility rebates a • Seer rating up to 12 i i i i i i i :: iiiiiinu!! ii • 5 year limited parts manufacturers warranty Fair View Cemetery & Mausoleum • 10 year limited compressor warranty ''’Where Memories Live In Beauty” i i ::i :i i *AF MODEL ONLY 456 Hwy. 35, Red Bank, N.J. 07701 747-1710 i i s i i i lifti III I ,r~ “ Utility Rebates 1 JSS&* ' " e s s r u p t o $6 0 0 Allergy Season is here . Residential FREE ESTIMATES on new . 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The 13-year-old Middletown Township what a catfish looks like, didn’t know all-star baseball team has had a summer what a fresh water whitefish was and season to remember. knew there is no shrimp swimming near The squad won the New Jersey AAU Oklahoma. The beef tasted fair but not championship, went undefeated in local hot. That did it! Coach Smith, our self Babe Ruth League play, and won the proclaimed food expert, decided it was Edison Tournament and Central Jersey time to go elsewhere. Mr. Vill went out League championships. searching for a new hotel. The Middletown team, managed by Curfew was 10 p.m. and Coach Mager Frank Mager, along with coaches Phil announced that we were moving to the Noto, Bob Hoffman, Angel Medina and Meridian Plaza in Oklahoma City the next Vinny Smith, recently traveled to day. Oklahoma to play for the AAU national title. At 8 a.m. Saturday, July 31, we all Members of the squad were Todd wake up for breakfast. We haven’t Smith, Mark Mager, Matt Bailey, Ken touched a baseball in two days so we eat Richards, Jack Tracy, Colin Renick, quickly and then head out for a two-hour Rafael Paez, Johnathan Medina, Tom practice. It was a great workout. Crenshaw, Chris Carter, Gordon Eber- At noon we settle in to our new hotel hardt, Phil DeMarco Nick Maddalena, and it’s great. We get to swim for an hour Kevin Sullivan, Rob Lombardo and Adam in an indoor pool with air conditioning! Orlando. . There were even two pool tables, two ping During the trip to Oklahoma to play for pong tables and a big game room! Even the AAU national championship, Todd the restaurant was much bigger with a Smith kept a full account of the team’s more impressive menu selection. journey for the Independent. WINNING SQUAD — Pictured here are members of the Middletown At 3 p.m. we got to the registration Township 13-year-old all-star baseball team which won the 1993 New center for all the teams. We checked in, At 6 a.m. on Friday, July 30, we were Jersey AAU state championship and played in the AAU national champi got coupons for food and beverages and anxiously waiting to meet at my house. onship tournament in Oklahoma City, Okla. eyed up the competition. It seemed like The bus, donated by the Murphy Bus Co., had been separated by about 20 miles. But for us, that they had already rented them everyone was so much bigger than us. was scheduled to leave at 6:30. Everyone not now! It was an amazing sight! out. So Mr. Smith (my dad) used his There were many of the same teams we arrived by 6:15 - players and parents. All At 10:20 we land in St. Louis where we intimidating personality and maybe some met last year but they just appeared so of the players and coaches were dressed in have a two-hour layover before we contin magic because three vans suddenly much bigger. We nearly freaked when we their gray shirts indicating that we are the ue on to Oklahoma City. Jack survived the became available. saw the Virginia team. Heck, one player New Jersey AAU State Champions. We . flight and proclaimed himself an experi We went outside to load the vans and had a mustache with a baby face. But we were proud to be wearing those shirts and enced flyer. the heat immediately smacked us in the were still looking forward to playing were hoping to soon wear ones declaring At 12:30 p.m. we’re airborne again. face. It was a humid 97 degrees and we while Coach Angel Medina reminded us us national champions. The captain welcomes us aboard and tells were all just thinking about the pool wait of the old David and Goliath story. While traveling to Newark Airport, a us the weather is sunny and very hot in ing for us at the hotel. At 5:30 p.m. we had to line up for the lot of us were talking about how we had opening ceremonies. It was a parade of Oklahoma. Well, we hit some turbulence At 3:45 p.m. we arrive at our hotel in finished fifth in the nation last year and teams in front of a big crowd along with and now Jack, the self-proclaimed experi Chickasha, Okla., and immediately judged how we were hoping to do even better this speeches and a special show. The show enced flyer, turns pale. So much for his it as unsuitable by our standards. We year. Some of the coaches and players was five Indians, fully dressed in original announcement. Meanwhile Mr. Mager checked in and changed, heading straight were teasing Jack Tracy about flying - it to the pool to cool off. Our coaches, Indian clothing, doing traditional dances. was his first time flying and he was was having nicotine withdrawal while It was very colorful and interesting but too Tom Crenshaw fell asleep on the shoulder meanwhile, started making plans to find extremely worried. more suitable accommodations. long since we had to sit under the sun in of some stranger and snored in his ear. It By 8:30 our plane is in the air and we At 6 p.m. it was time for dinner. What the 112 degree heat. reminded me of the movie “Weekend at are heading to St. Louis, our first stop. do they serve in Oklahoma? It’s one of The key speaker was a surprise guest. Jack is so nervous about flying that he Bernie’s” so we all decided to call Tom our states but certainly foreign to us Jersey We were all Jioping it would be Oklahoma didn’t stop talking. “Bemie” from then on. Boys. The hotel restaurant had a buffet so native Mickey Mantle. But it certainly was At about 10 a.m. we were approaching At 2 p.m. we finally land in Oklahoma Coach Smith made a reservation. Being a surprise - no one showed up! So we St. Louis and the captain came on the P.A. City. Mr. Smith looked for National Car that it was Friday, they had seafood such ended the ceremony by marching out system. He had us look out the windows Rental to secure our three vans while we as catfish, shrimp and whitefish, and also wondering who the phantom guest was where we were able to see the massive got our bags. But there was one problem, beef. Well, we saw the food and it wasn’t flooding and distinction. Just north of St. National said they didn’t have any vans pretty to look at. We pictured in our minds Continued on page 36 Louis the Missouri and Mississippi rivers
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BY ALAN KARMIN Butch Esposito and coached by Jerry average that included eight home runs and youngster amassed 124 strikeouts in 57 Allutto, Mike Delpriora and Frank 29 RBI. innings while yielding only 18 hits. Staff W riter Schneider, included Joe Alutto, Mark Conover (.400), Gorczynski (.383, 21 Delpriora threw 28 innings, striking out Ball, Kevin Conover, Mike Delpriora, hits), and Pinho (.375) each provided 34 hitters while collecting six wins and The Matawan-Aberdeen 12-year-old Brian Esposito, Davey Gonzales, Jay steady hitting while Langton (23 hits), several saves. all-star baseball team posted a 20-3 record Gorczynski, Billy Joyner, Justin Lebowitz, Gorczynski and Delpriora added to the Lebowitz added three victories, work in tournament play this summer while Mike Langton, Danny Pinho and Davey power surge by supplying two home runs ing 19 innings and posting 15 strikeouts. winning the District 2 Bambino Tourn Schneider. ament, the Matawan-Aberdeen Babe Ruth each. Pinho, Gonzales and Schneider each Gonzales added depth to the staff by win The offense was led by Joyner, the had one dinger of their own and all six ning three games. Tournament, the South Amboy Tourn right fielder, who accumulated 34 hits for ament and the East Brunswick Tourn players were in double digits in the RBI The squad’s defense was strong up the a .596 batting average while posting eight ament. department. middle with a solid effort from Gorczyn The all-stars recorded a fourth-place home runs and 33 RBI. Joyner added to Ball, Lebowitz and Allutto supplied ski behind the plate, Ball at shortstop, finish in the New Jersey state Bambino his team-leading on-base percentage by clutch hits throughout tournament play. Tournament in Millville. drawing 20 walks. Langton led the mound staff, winning Continued on page 38 The squad, which was managed by Esposito pounded out 25 hits for a .394 nine games and posting several saves. The 3 6 AUGUST 18, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT S P O R T S
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Continued from page 35 nament and to improve our national rank ing. 40 MAIN STREET, MATAWAN Right across from the Matawan Train Station We then went to our hotel’s “fundome supposed to be. center” and started billiards and ping pong' 5 6 6 - 1 2 3 4 Curfew was at 10 p.m. Coaches Mager tournaments. By the end of the night, Mrs. and Noto reminded us that it was time to Vill is clearly the best at ping pong and 12 Noon-3 pm Sundavs get serious and play ball. We were to play Mr. Smith edges out Mr. Mager at the Utah at 8:45 a.m. and Iowa at 3:30 p.m. pool table. gftTROOUCKNG the next day. We went to bed with dreams of home runs and double plays, but hope On Wednesday, Aug. 4, we open up OUR NEW fully for us and not against us. the consolation tournament with a win over Texas. Big hits by Adam Orlando, Sunday Cham pagne Buffet Lunch At 6:15 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 1, the Johnathan Medina, Matt Bailey and coaches wake us up to the call of “Play myself help us win, along with some Ball!” And we can’t wait! We attended excellent pitching by Jack Tracy. $ 0 9 5 Per person breakfast dressed in our uniforms and In our second game of the day, we beat Over 12 Hot It. ready to go. Coach Smith (Dad) looks West Des Moines, Iowa. Kevin Sullivan tired. He complained that he didn’t get throws a great game and key hits by Jack INCLUDES: GLASS NE OR WINE, SOUP & DESSERT FOR AN Tracy, Ken Richards, Chris Carter and ADDITION, LOBSTER FOR TW O (ANY STYLE) any sleep because Rafael Paez snored, Ken Richards kept tossing and turning and Johnathan Medina propel us into the semi I was yelling in my sleep. He told me I finals. Mr. Mager told us we weren’t hitting Happy Hour 5-7 PM Mon.-Fri. in Lounge must have thrown out at least six runners in my sleep. Hey, not bad! well enough and that we were meeting at Free Hors D'oeuvres By 11:30 a.m. our first game was over 9 p.m. with our bats in the grassy area just Catering Available and we soundly beat Utah, 14-0, in five outside our rooms. We had no clue as to e b ■ n © innings, shortened by the 10-run mercy what we were going to do in the dark. We rule. Adam Orlando has a big game going soon found out! We placed our bats in a 3-3 with 4 RBI and Jack “the experienced circle around two candle lamps and sat flyer” Tracy tossed a one-hit shutout. down. Each one of us had to call on a 4 DAYS ONLY • SUN.-MON.-TUES.-WED In our second game of the day, we deceased legend of baseball to help us hit. faced Urbandale, Iowa, and we were hit Mr. Smith called on Bill Kunkel, a by a 10-3 setback. Walks and two critical deceased major league umpire (from Middletown), to help with the close calls. Every sealy posturepedic, Serta, & Ortho are now priced at ourjabsolute Lowest prices Everll errors hurt us and now the pressure was on if we were to stay in the race for a It was all in jest but we had a lot of fun medal. Another loss would hurt us. with it.
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said. W ildlife area “A place like Assunpink offers a place to relax for free,” Reo said. offers refuge Visitors to the wildlife refuge can enjoy the dance of several big, orange from daily stress monarchs and iridescent swallow tail but terflies as they flutter from one wildflower ______BY KAREN j. IRVINE______to another. It’s also not unusual to hear the clippi- Staff W riter ty-clop of approaching horses’ hooves. Several privately owned horse farms are It is said that the best things in life are located along the fringes of Assunpink. free. Indeed, the 5,600 acres of fields, Horseback riding, bird watching, hiking, hedgerows and woods of the Assunpink fishing and hunting are among the activi (pronounced Ass-un-pink) Wildlife Man ties that one can enjoy here. agement Area remind one of a time when There are between 4 and 5 miles of fences existed solely for the purpose of trails and roads for hikers and horses, said maintaining boundary lines or containing Skip Todd, the state’s chief of land man a herd of cows. agement. Here, the wide open fields are edged However, they should be aware that with milkweed and Queen Anne’s Lace, the state’s 211,000 acres of wildlife man and not with the usual intimidating fences agement areas do not provide the more with bright orange “No Trespassing” familiar state park activities, such as signs. swimming, sports recreation, camping or The state began acquiring the land in picnicking. 1965 through the Green Acres Program. Managing wildlife is Assunpink’s prin The sprawling area covers parts of Upper GONE FISHIN’ — Paul Delgado of Jamesburg and his dad, Juan, set out cipal function. And hunting is one way Freehold Township, Millstone Township for an evening of fishing on Lake Assunpink at the Assunpink Wildlife used to maintain wildlife population levels and Roosevelt in Monmouth County and Management Area in Upper Freehold Township, Monmouth County. that are compatible to the habitat, extends into Mercer County. explained Annette Baker, senior biologist Monmouth County was the third (Photo by Jackie Pollack) for the state’s wildlife management fastest-growing county in the state bureau. between 1980-90, according to 1993 sta remains dedicated to natural wildlife and “Today we have a great deal of stress Therefore, game wardens say it is tistics provided by the Monmouth County not baseball or soccer enthusiasts. with work and family,” she said. “Often advisable to be aware of the various hunt Planning Board. A place like Assunpink can be just people think they have to spend money for ing seasons allowed by law in the fall The pressures from urbanization are what the doctor ordered, said Adele Reo, recreation. However, this just adds finan through winter. increasingly felt by area residents. To division director of outpatient psychiatric cial stress to other stresses.” For further information about counter these pressures, some people find services at CentraState Medical Center, People today must look for alternative Assunpink or fish and game law enforce their way to Assunpink, where the land Freehold Township. ways to escape from daily pressures, she ment, call (609) 259-2120.
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There is a small slice of paradise for gines be used on any of the three lakes son, Paul, fishing offers an opportunity to Other species present are: channel cat sportsmen in the Western Monmouth ensures a quiet, peaceful time, which spend some quiet moments together. fish, creek chubsucker, banded killifish, County community of Upper Freehold Mueller said is another of the wildlife Starting the small electric motor of golden shiner, white and striped bass.” Township. Those residents who know area’s assets. their boat, they set off into the sunset to The management area also offers about it say they’d rather others didn’t. A rosy red setting sun hung in the west try their luck before darkness fell. upland game: quail, pheasant, woodcock, “I’d really rather not tell others how while Canada geese settled on the 225- Fishing is allowed from daybreak until grouse, rabbit and squirrel. great it is to fish here,” said Ralf Mueller acre lake for the evening. The men said 9 p.m. Assunpink also has a trial field for of Bayville, referring to Assunpink Lake, they would use lures to catch large-mouth According to information pamphlets hunting dogs and a shotgun and archery located in the state’s Assunpink Wildlife bass, which are stocked by the state available at the state’s Division of Fish, target practice area. However, anyone Management Area. Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife. Game and W ildlife’s central district using the target areas must be a licensed hunter. . Mueller and his fishing buddy, William “We keep the biggest one, and throw office, which is located at the junction of Bow and shotgun deer season will Lages, also of Bayville, quickly launched back the smaller ones,” Mueller explained. Eldridge and Clarksburg roads, “brown begin in October. their boat to take advantage of the waning “It’s better than work,” said Eric bullhead are present, but not taken in great Residents who have questions or want daylight hours. Peterson of Yardville, who admitted he numbers at Stone Tavern Lake; Rising to report a violation may call the state’s “It’s not overcrowded and fishing can dashed out of work early to enjoy a couple Sun Lake has abundant bullhead with fish and game central district office, (609) be a positive experience, here,” Mueller of hours of fishing with his friend, Jack excellent size. Chain pickerel are present, 259-2120. generously disclosed. Fehn of Mercerville. especially in Lake Assunpink where they The state’s mandate that no gas en For Juan Delgado of Jamesburg and his reach 18-20 inches. — Karen J. Irvine
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O n e O f T h e s e B a b i e s In Aberdeen area and we’ll be able to keep Continued from page 35 them all together and keep them going o u r a r a g e o n i g h t because they are a great bunch.” Y G T ? Pinho at second base and Allutto in center- Esposito said the summer was filled The Clopay ProSeries field. with excitement and that no victory was Line O f Garage Doors. Schneider and Joyner flanked Allutto in more important than any other. the outfield while Esposito was a steady “They were all great. It was not like we With over a dozen Clopay player at first base. Langton played third had to beat a local town. It was great to be P ro S eries m o d els for you to. base when not pitching, with infield help playing teams from South Jersey - as far as choose from, you’re sure to find Pennsauken - and teams from as far west as one just right for your garage. coming from Lebowitz and Gonzales. You can pick from steel or Delpriora spent time in the outfield while Hillsborough. wood ProSeries garage doors, Conover’s versatility was a big asset to the “Our win over Hillsborough on Aug. 7 with insulation, windows, and team. was probably the biggest one for us decorative window designs. ■ Manager Butch Esposito said the per because they beat us once and we had to . Once you make your selection, you can count on parking your ProSeries Garage Door for formance indicates an entire team effort on come back and play them again. The kids years. The ProSeries 4000 doors even come with a lifetime limited warranty. And all ProSeries offense and defense. came back and got back on track to beat Garage Doors come with professional installation. You don’t have to lift a “The best way to describe the whole them 7-1.” finger. Except to give us a call. team is to say they played as a team. Every That win gave the Matawan-Aberdeen game they’ve won they’ve won as a team squad the title in the East Brunswick "A Trusted Name For Over 42 Years and the three games they lost they lost as a Tournament, during which they beat • Quality • Sales Lincroft once and Hillsborough twice. • Installation • Service team. You can’t give the blame to any one of them and you can’t give the credit to In winning the Matawan-Aberdeen tourney, the home team collected wins 77 Haddon Ave. any one of them. over South Amboy, North Brunswick, “The team consisted of 12 all-stars and SHREWSBURY Middletown American and Colts Neck no superstars. They’re just a great bunch of 741-6161 • 542-6212 before capturing the championship with a kids who never quit no matter what the ©I992 Clopay Corporation. An Instrument Systems Company win over St. Joseph’s. score might have been. If one of them The all-stars won the South Amboy didn’t do it, the next one would get it Tournament by streaking past teams from done.” South Brunswick, Sayreville and Perth Esposito said he believes the experi Amboy en route to defeating Monroe ences of this group and the fact that Township in the title game. they’ve played together as a unit will even After capturing the District 2 Bambino tually help the Matawan Regional High championship, Matawan-Aberdeen defeat School team. ed Millville, 8-4, in the first game of the “We certainly hope the results will con state Bambino Tournament, dropped its tinue and the same success will find itself second game, 14-13, in extra innings, then on the high school level for the Matawan came back to beat Egg Harbor, 9-1, in Huskies,” said Esposito. “The kids are real Game 3. The squad’s run at a state title ly looking forward to moving up and play ended with a 4-3 extra inning loss to ing on the larger field. Hopefully none of Pennsauken on July 15 and a fourth-place these young men will leave the Matawan- finish. Storm blitz soccer tourney foes
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If there are no fun times and companionship, (exp9/15)______.______intelligent and happy DJF. SIGNIFICANT OTHER ing SWM, 21-26, N/S, no Evenings and/or weekends.O 01185 (exo9/15) cobwebs. If you love to laugh. single mothers preferred. ONE WOMAN MAN 01086 (exp9/8) SJM, 36, 5’8”, slim, athletic, drugs, friendly and outgoing for If you’re SDWM 43+. If you 2978 (exp9/1) SBF, 23, wishes to meet either 01320 (exp9/22) SHM, 39, 5’9", professional, MUSCLE-BOUND MAN energetic, college educated. friendship, possible long-term know the answer.03025 SB/SHM, preferably college relationship. 01 0 5 7 (exp9/8) SWM, tall, good build, looking athletic, sincere, caring, some SWM, 21, athletic and wild, Seeks slim SJF, 28-34, for educated. 01217 (exp9/15) (exp9/1) 90 S WOMAN WITH OLD- for SWF, 25-35 for fun, friend what shy. 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AVERAGE GUY ISO companionship/friendship wishes to meet S/DWF, blonde relationship. Let’s talk! 02884 W ants relationship. 0 3017 Looking for SWF, for relation ing communities, for walking, children, for friendship with 36, SM, 165, down to earth, from attractive S/D woman. or redhead, 29-49, who truly ship. 03012 (exp9/1)______flexible times, also weekend (9/15) future possibilities. 01089 (exp9/1) enjoys music, dining and Must enjoy life, smiles, and appreciates a fun guy. NICE GUY group walks. I enjoy walking ADVENTUROUS (exp9/1) LOOKIN’ LADY sports. In search caring, outgo share the exuberance that only Smokers welcome. 01084 SWM, 34, fun-seeker, looking and would like someone to SWF, 18, entering Rutgers SEXY, ATTRACTIVE SWF, 42. Lookin' to leave job, ing, SWF, 30-40 for friend the love of children can bring to (exp9/8) walk with. 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AUGUST 18, 1993 4 1 015 Summer/Winter 025 Business 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted Rentals Opportunities Full Time Full Time WILDWOOD CREST $26,000,000,000. Vending in DRIVER- Must have own ve dustry. Buy in cheap. $3,000.- hicle. 6 days_a week for busy MANICURIST $4,000. weekly possible. PT/ florist in M analapan. CONDO STYLE APTS FT/PT Experienced. Good FT $0. down if qualified. Call 908-972-2588 3 & 4 rooms. Full kitchen & location. Call 908-251-3335 Brent 1 -800-542-5885 bath, laundry facility, parking. Close to beach & boardwalk. ★ MECHANIC-BICYCLE From $450. until Aug. 14. 028 Contracting Minimum 2 years experience. SPECIAL from $375.-$400. Equipment Wheel building a must. NJ from Aug. 14-Aug. 28. driver’s license required. Call 609-522-8262 GRIDS - Two 2x5 Display/ Call John 908-651 -8080 white/w/accessories. $70. EDITOR SHOPPING BAGS/Brown MERCHANDISER/ 225. $60. Call 908-721-8099 COMMUNITY CLASSIFIED SELLS! RE-SETTER NEWSPAPER Ice cream manufacturer . ieriSh* • &ivj>ton • to>shoie tndepcr.rie*.! . M s * . .% • Central New Jersey seeking part time/full time re newspaper group setter with occasional mer seeks editor for week chandising duties. Must have ly newspaper. Mini dependable car & be available mum five years expe mornings. 1-800-362-7899 FINANCIAL rience in reporting, NOTICES 1 HEAL ESTATE 5-15 I COMMERCIAL 17-28 layout skills a must, 017 Office & familiarity with Macin NURSES tosh/Quark copy man We have immediate openings Floor Space 029 Accouir-. :ig age rn^nt'oagi nation in our Nursing Department, programs a plus. full time/part time, for the fol Send resumes and ICHANDISE ARAGE SALES 61 INSTRUCTII ABERDEEN- 648 sq. ft. 1 or 2 lowing positions: yr. lease. 1 or 2 free mos. or ANGIE M. OUYANG, CPA- work sam ples to: 6 mo. lease. Util. & CAM. incl. Full charge bookkeeping, fi G r e g B e a n RN SUPERVISOR nancial statem ents or tax mat Executive Editor 908-583-1555, 908-842-6825 3-11 S H IF T ters. Call 908-739-5348 Greater Media Newspapers CERTIFIED MISCELLANEOUS 66-68 I ENTERTAINMENT 69 I SERVICE DIRECTORY 70-961 BOATING 105-1 020 Buildings/ JOHN HASLACH CPA Edgeboro Road Garages A C C O U N T IN G & T A X E S East Brunswick, NJ Nursing Assistant 0 8 8 1 6 . Call 201 -994-0064 Ext. 268 ALL SHIFTS E .O .E . M /F GARAGE Marlboro. Alarm, We offer a competitive salary Fax Your Ad 2 5 4 -0 2 5 6 HOW TO WRITE A fenced w/elec gate. All sizes. & benefit package. Contact $28.-$109./mo. 908-536-0235 032 Money Wanted HAIR DRESSER Joan Valbuena ADON .908-446-3600 Mail Your Ad CLASSIFIED AD THAT SELLS Experienced, FT/PT HOWELL/FREEHOLD Pine Brook Care Center Salary/Comm. 908-251-3335 Greater Media Newspapers Start your a d with w hat you're selling. 20X50 space for workshop or STOP CREDIT TURNDOWNS Englishtown storage. Overhead door, 24 Classified Department Be descriptive. List the best features of your item first. AND REJECTIONS HEALTH/FITNESS hoUr access. Highway 9. Call Have a brand new credit file American Woman Fitness in Use only standard abbreviations. 908-462-1S60 7 Edgeboro Rd. in 30 days guaranteed. Freehold has immediate open ★ Always state the price of a sale item. If you're East Brunswick, NJ 08816 STEEL BUILDINGS- Factory Call 1-800-796-9616 ings for AM Lifeguard, Aqua flexible on price include the word “asking" in your ad deals. 24x36 up to 60x90 & Instructors, Floor Instructors Be sure to include your phone number and times to more. Deal now. Save thou including Step. Call Lisa call. sands. Jeff 908-721-8360 908-409-6800 REPORTER Including the word "please" in your ad increases response. 021 Business/ MANAGER The Sentinel/Subur ban Newspapers are MONDAY Line Ads-1:30 pm Office Services EMPLOYMENT COUNTERWORK seeking reporters to WAITERS/WAITRESSES cover municipal beats. Display Ads - 12:00 noon Mid East Kosher restaurant TYPING/BOOKKEEPING/ 035 Help Wanted Applicants should has openings in these posi have writing experi - S E C R E T A R IA L -K a tie G ib b s Full Time tions. F/T, P/T. Call HOURS graduate. 20 years exp. ence & understanding *4 Lines S i / 00 908-303-9377 of municipal gov DAILY...... 9:00 am - 5:30 pm Call 908-446-2741 ADVERTISERS & READERS ernment. Position also Please read your ad on the first day of publication. We ■ 2 Times It is the policy of this newspaper MANICURIST involves writing fea a cce pt responsibility for only the first incorrect insertion. We that all help wanted advertisements tu re s . Private Party Merchandise 022 Commercial will begin with a job title. BONUS for manicurist joining reserve the right to edit, reject or properly classify any aa. Pre-Paid Call 1-800-660-4 ADS For information, call: S4-each additional line P ro p e rtie s new hot East Brunswick Frances Kosa ^ salon. Experienced with or Managing Editor BEAUTY CONSULTANT-F/T, without clients. Call P/T - No experience needed. 254-7000 Ext. 228 DRAMA SALON-Tuesday thru E .O .E . M /F OLD BRIDGE Call Sandi 908-254-5809 Saturday 908-254-0135 005 Apartments BUS DRIVERS Classified Sells 007 Houses for Sale 011 Mobile Homes Classified Works! for Rent CONTRACTORS MASONS SUBSTITUTES 1-800-660-4ADS Looking for full or part time REAL ESTATE MATAWAN-2 bedroom du SAYREVILLE-2 bedrooms, HAZLET-Why Rent? New mo HEAVY TRADES work? Excellent starting sal plex. Priv. house, yard. $730. 2V2 bath townhouse. Air. Low bile homes. Financing. 15 & ary. Will train for CDL license. + util. 908-946-4464 taxes. Walk to NYC bus. 20 year loans. No pets. LANDSCAPERS Interested parties call COME TO THE BEACH $97,900. Call 908-525-9181 Call: 908-888-9335 Freehold Township Schools OLD BRIDGE Office space plus 908-462-8400 ______And save a bundle, too! COUNTRY LIVING APTS THE BEST Listing Program! 005 Apartments fenced in storage 2 bedroom apts. avail. Heat, MONMOUTH JCT. CLEANING for Rent air conditioning, hot water, 2% LIST COST SCHULT 72, 12'x65’, 2 bed areas. MYRTLE BEACH. S.C. FT/PT private homes for local cooking gas and dishwashers room, screened \n porch, Sell $200,000-Save $2,000. Rents $250- company. Flexible hours. No “All Real Estate advertised in this included. Mon.-Fri., 9am-5pm. washer, dryer. MUST SELL. W ritten c o m m itm e n t o n a d s till experience necessary. Must ' ■ ^ / newspaper is subject to the Federal 908-360-2992 Asking $25,000. $2500 per month. Housing Act of 1968 which makes it sold. Full service broker. be reliable, and have own car. illegal to advertise any preference, Call 908-274-1722 limitation or discrimination based on SAYREVILLE Ask for Paul Ricca Call 908-525-8207 H race, color, religion, sex or national Bordentown Ave. R & B Brokers Realty, Inc. call 741-0700 CORPORATE origin, or an intention to make any Morning: 908-972-8096 015 Summer/Winter COMMUNICATION-Extensive such preference, limitation or dis Office: 908-431-3933 BEACHFRONT CONDOS crimination. WINDING WOOD telephone work, data gather This newspaper will not knowingly Rentals ing, no sales, 9-1 or 1-5 in our accept any advertising for Real Es 1 & 2 B E D R O O M G A R D E N . 025 Business Red Bank office. Start at $7. tate which is in violation of the law. APARTMENTS FROM $560. 008 Condos/ Our readers are informed that all Opportunities h o u r. 9 0 8 -8 4 2 - 7 4 3 3 .______dwellings advertised in this newspa BRAND NEW AVAILABLE DISNEY AREA FLA. Open daily 9am-6pm Townhouses per are available on an equal op 2/3/4/ bedroom. Luxury homes CUSTOMER SERVICE portunity basis.” 908-238-3919 REPRESENTATIVE - Inside 3mi. Disney. From $550/wk. ★ A BUSINESS ★ telephone support of computer WEST PALM BEACH-Florida- 908-446-8237.... 908-446-0224 APARTMENT MOVERS-MID Century Village. 1 bedroom, 1 that I started & own did $6 related products. Also assist STATE SERVICE. Local. bath. Fully furnished. 1 block million last year. Help me ex ing Salespeople. Will train. WEEKLY RATES LOG CABIN, PA. 800-300-8350, PM#378 006 Houses for Rent from pool. Bus at door pand. P/T, F/T, domestically & Call 908-431 -3339 $800./PER WEEK CARTERET- in 2 family internationally. No investment.. 2 Bedroom I 3 Bedroom CALL 908-254-1331, EVES Company is 8 yrs old & is top CUSTOMER SERVICE- house. 2nd floor. 2 bdr., kitch MOVE RIGHT IN rated. Call Mike to hear & W holesale Electronic Distribu *550 -*750 | *625 -*900 en, liv. rm., finished attic, KEANSBURG $17,500. Call 908-727-6158 leave m essage 908-389-7523 tor has immediate opening for yard, deck. $850. +velec. 1 NORTH WILDWOOD mature minded, dependable Bill and Jackie Canino mo. secur. Avail. 9/1. No pets. Lge. sunken liv. rm., 2 Ige. Condo. Seacrest Towers. Full EARN substantial income in individual with good negotiat Call 908-329-8192 from 9-9 bdrms., kitchen, 1 bathroom. 908-577-0892 010 Rentals kitchen, ocean view, pool, your spare time. IRS & FTC ing skills. Extensive phone EATONCREST APTS $775. per mo. 908-787-4423 parking. Sleeps 6, Sept. 20- approved. 908-780-2318 sales/telem arketing. Call a f te r 6 p m to Share Tennis & swim club. Large Oct. 31. $375. per week. Call 908-679-9300 Monday-Friday F A N T A S T I C P R O F I T S - size rooms w/19ft living rm. 908-254-2750 8:30am-5pm for appointment. Estab. Local Vending Route - Only minutes from Ocean EAST BRUNSWICK-Room to Baskin flieSunona Earn up to $1,200./wk. Co. DANCE/GYMNASTICS beaches, Golf Courses, Fish share with 2 other people. 007 Houses for Sale OCEAN CITY, MD since 1965. 1-800^-800-3727 ing & Boating. Near all hous $425. + util. 908-251-6775 INSTRUCTOR needed for Beautiful Sandy Beach... es of Worship & Malls. Mon- 100' TO BEACH. 2 bedrm. START Your Own Business-or September employment. Call Play Tennis on the Lighted Fri 9:30am -4 pm, OLD BRIDGE - 4 bedroom Sleeps 6. Complete kitchen; work at home. Rush $1. & ______908-238-0880 ______FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP 908-542-1105. Pine Brook home, 2 people. Everything color CATV, whirlpool bath. SASE to: Concepcion DECORATING ASSOCIATE Courts...Enjoy the Jacuzzis and Rd., Hope Rd., Eatontown. 2 included. Air/washer/dryer/ Weekly $450.-$660. P.O. Box 953A Seeking creative business blocks from Exit 105 GSP MOTHER cable TV. Call 908-360-1465 Call 908-521-2444 E. Bruns. N.J. 08816 minded person for interior Saunas...Relai at the Oceanfront DAUGHTER decorating. Training. Part/full Cabana Bar. ARE YOU TIRED OF time. Call 908-583-3712 Colonial style main house with DEMONSTRATORS complete separate apartment MYRTLE BEACH & entrance. MAIN HOUSE: BEING TURNED DOWN FOR Friendly Home Parties Use your VISA Central air with 4 bedrooms, Use your VISA Has openings for dealers. No South Carolina * living room, rec room, den, LOANS OR CREDIT CARDS? cash investments. Largest line dining room, 2Vz baths, ex in party plan. Highest commis or MASTERCARD panded laundry room, finished or MASTERCARD Ifso, you are not alone. Everyday, sion and hostess awards. Also basement, screened-in porch,-. booking parties. Call to pay for your 2 car oversized garage. to pay for your ICHTs of thousands of people just ______908-566-3359 ______APARTMENT: Bedroom, living like you are denied the right to credit. I S . Classified Ads room, kitchen, full bath, air. Classified Ads DISTRIBUTORS House has steel siding, con Get rid of those judgments, leans, *535 to 635 I *375 to 460 crete driveway & walks. Fully WANTED F/T, P/T 1-800-660-4-ADS landscaped on almost Va a c re . 1-800-660-4-ADS bankruptcy, and late payments. A t L RATES AREWEEKDT All appliances. LOW TAXES. To market new, low rate tele Great school system. phone calling card to consum MUST SEE!!! C A LL NOW ers & businesses in Middlesex Photographs Gladly Shown Call for appointment County. Up front & residual in PRINCIPALS ONLY (908) 525-8898 come. Small investment re LEDDY & DICK POLITY 908-566-5220 908-462-7869 quired. Call 1-800-987-0593 1 4 2 AUGUST 18, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT WAL* MART WE ARE LOOKING FOR APPLICANTS SEEKING FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME DAY OR EVENING EMPLOYMENT! JOBS AND TRAINING AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: FRONT END SERVICE SALES ASSOCIATES & • C A S H I E R DEPARTMENT MANAGERS • CUSTOM ER SERVICE M E N S W E A R AUTOMOTIVE • LAY-A-W AY B O Y S W E A R C O S M E T I C S • CUSTOM ER SERVICE MANAGERS GIRLS W EAR GARDEN CENTER MAINTENANCE LADIES W EAR STATIONERY • JANITOR (DAY OR NIGHT) INFANTS W EAR FOODS RECEIVING F A B R I C S HARDW ARE/PAINTS • STOCKERS (DAY OR NIGHT) D O M E S T I C S HOUSEWARES OFFICE S H O E S ELECTRONICS • INVOICE CLERKS J E W E L R Y P H A R M A C Y • CASH CLERKS TOYS LOSS PREVENTION • UPC CLERKS • CLAIM S CLERKS SPORTING GOODS WE ENCOURAGE APPLICATIONS FROM ALL INTERESTED SENIOR CITIZENS WANTING FULL OR PART-TIME ALL ASSOCIATES RECEIVE THE FOLLOWING EXCELLENT BENEFITS • EXCELLENT W ORKING CONDITIONS • HOLIDAY PAY ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITIES STOCK PURCHASE PLAN GOOD WAGES 10% DISCOUNT ON PURCHASES FLEXIBLE SCHEDULING PROFIT SHARING W HEN POSSIBLE (REQUIRES 20 HOURS PER WEEK AVERAGE) WE ALSO OFFER THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL BENEFITS FOR ALL FULL-TIME ASSOCIATES • GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE • PAID VACATIONS GROUP LIFE INSURANCE SIC K LE A V E SHORT TERM DISABILITY INSURANCE DENTAL INSURANCE LONG TERM DISABILITY INSURANCE IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR AN EXCITING AND REWARDING CAREER OPPORTUNITY - AND YOU HAVE AN INTEREST IN ANY OF THE AREAS LISTED ABOVE - WE WANT TO TALK TO YOU! APPLICATIONS W ILL BE AVAILABLE AND ACCEPTED AT THE INN AT NORTH BRUNSWICK, 1201 ROUTE ONE (SOUTH) 9-5 MONDAY TO FRIDAY 7-12 SATURDAY PH O N E: 908-246-4970 ★ 908-«46-4984 ★ “PLEASE ADVISE US IF ASSISTANCE IN THE APPLICATION OR HIRING PROCESS IS NEEDED TO ACCOMMODATE A DISABILITY.” EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER - EMPLOYER PAID AD THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 18, 1993 4 3 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 037 Babysitting/ 037a Baby/Child Full Time Full Time Full Time Part Time Part Time Part Time Child Care Care Wanted TEACHER BANQUET SERVERS HEALTH FOOD STORE TELEPHONE SALES- From HOUSEKEEPERS, Nannies, O L D B R ID G E Old Bridge office. 9-1 or 1-5 SALES REP Mathematics teacher, High Part time work. No experience Sales & general work. Flexible Nurses Aides available. All Experienced, loving, respon necessary. Apply in person: hours. Call 908-308-0449. weekdays. Call 908-251-0047 nationalties. Licensed/Bonded. sible person in our home. To For professional services. School. Masters preferred. SALES Garden Manor AURORA AGENCY 222-3369 care for 5 month old baby, Establish & maintain local Knowledge of Basic & Pascal 50 Route 35 North Mon.-Fri./full time. References accounts. Old Bridge area. la n g u a g e . HOUSEKEEPER A b e rd e e n CASH FOR KINDERLAND, Marlboro- required. Call 908-607-2607 ADVERTISING Call 908-721-7050 Ages 21/2-6. Nursery, pre-K & GUIDANCE COUNSELOR For Senior Citizen's Building SALES 908-264-9550 YOUR OPINION K. State cert. 908-431-0718 Elementary School. Student BOOKKEEPER OLD BRIDGE Personnel Certificate required. Market Research LITTLE RED SCHOOL Middlesex County Full charge. Computerized & Seeking mature minded cre order entry bookkeeping sys LIFEGUARDS HOUSE Nursery School. Reg Co. looking for ative & energetic non-smoker Local newspaper tem. Monday - Friday, 4 hours August 23 thru August 27. 1 ister for Sept. 908-462-1872 MEDIA TECHNICIAN experienced with infants for group seeks aggres a day. Computer experience hour per day. $15./hour. Must people to participate High School. Half time. child' care in my home. Must sive self-starter to required. Call 908-828-5566 be certified. 908-536-8852 MARLBORO- Quality care, in Panel/Group have references & driver's li build this territory. The SALES for appointment. TLC, F/T, P/T. Highest refs. Snacks incl. 908-536-1148 cense. Call 908-679-2133 successful candidate SOCIAL WORKER LPN Discussions a f te r 5 p m . must be personable THIS IS A TEST! Half time. School Social Work CIRCULATION Needed for physician's office and have excellent er Certificate required. regarding Research OLD BRIDGE- Care for 2 yearv SERVICE REP in Freehold. Call Donna or OLD BRIDGE verbal communication A R E YO U: old in my home. Monday- skills. ONLY C A N D I The Star-Ledger has immedi Carol at 908-727-6045 & Development of Mother of 2 girls. Fenced-in SECRETARY Friday, 7am-5:30pm. Non- DATES WITH MEDIA HUNGRY FOR $? ate part-time openings. Must NEWSPAPER ROUTES NEW PRODUCTS yard, playroom, activities. smoker w/car. 908-679-4489 SALES EXPERIENCE Sales oriented? 'Confidential Secretary to Su have reliable car and be avail References. 908-679-3933 WILL BE CONSID Good on the phone? perintendent. 12 month posi able early mornings. Start At P/T Early Morning Call Miss Clark OLD BRIDGE- Exp. caring OLD BRIDGE- Loving mom ERED. Articulate? tio n . $110.00 plus car expenses person to care for 5 & 1 Vz yr. (5:00 to 6:30) 7 days are will care for your child in her We offer a salary Computer friendly? and route profits. Benefits in 251-9000 old Mon- Fri, 3pm - 8pm in available in your area. Earn home. Great references. commensurate with HUNGRY FOR $ Send resume to: clude: Vision, Dental Insur my home starting Sept. 1. $400. to $500. per month, 908-679-2291 experience and c o m A good typist? Superintendent of Schools ance plan plus vacations. Non-smoker. Refs. plus cash incentives. A reli mission. Excellent Detail oriented? 335 Broad Street Rapid salary increases. 908-251-1471 able car is a must! P A R L IN - re s p o n s ib le m o m will benefits available. Conscientious? Keyport, NJ 07735 Call 1-800-242-0850 Please send resume Call toll free 1-800-242-0850 TELEMARKETERS care for your child with TLC. A team player? CLERK/DRIVER - Freehold to : F/T or P/T. Call 908-727-8224 039 Companion/ HUNGRY FOR $ area. Tuesday, Thursday and OFFJCE-afternoons midweek B. Englert, Advertising Mgr. TEACHER CUSTOM SERVICE Up for the challenge? alternate Saturdays. and FURNITURE SALES Greater Media Newspapers Health Care Willing to work? Nursery School. Full time 9-4. Call 908-462-0668 Sunday afternoons. Silvert’s Fast growing food SAYREVILLE Edgeboro Road S e e k in g a great job? Manalapan 908-446-4109 Freehold 908-462-4500 East Brunswick, NJ 08816 If YES to ALL of the COLLECTION CLERK service is looking for Energetic, creative Mom with COMPAN lON/Caretaker will Equal Opportunity Employer PLATEROOM LABORER above, read on. Interesting position for dy 15 years experience will pro care for elderly. My home or-* M/F TECHNICIAN No experience necessary. bright, motivated namic person with positive vide child care, 6am-6pm, yours. Run errands, grocery Call 254-7004 ask for L av in ia. Monday-Friday. Reas, rates, Our Classified/Telemarketing Freehold base company telephone manner. 20 hours individuals to man shop, doctor appts. 10 yrs. Greater Jersey Press Department is growing. We seeks individual to assist in per week including some exc. refs. Call 908-390-1376 exp., refs. 908-651-8817 SALES • AVON Equal Opportunity Employer h a v e 2 n e w p o s itio n s to fill. manufacturing process of evening calls from home. Will our phones in our M/F SOUTH AMBOY COMPAN lON/Certified seeks A Beautiful day-the Avon way! computer supplies. Must be train. Resume to : Old Bridge office. a live out position. Excellent Buy/sell. Robin: 908-938-4152 Hours: Monday-Friday, energetic person, not afraid to B ox 691 RECEPTIONIST EXPERIENCED MOM references. Call 908-566-0042 9 a m -5 :3 0 p m get hands dirty. Will train. Oakhurst, NJ 07755 Call 908-431-3339 Front office in Englishtown Hours 9-1 or 5-9 Will watch your children in ★ SALES-AVON ★ YOUR home. Will do light We offer an attractive pack COUNTER PERSONS Nursing Home. All weekends housekeeping/prepare dinner. 040 Situations age including salary and com All s h ifts a v a ila b le in clu d in g 9-5. On call & cover holidays. Call Mrs. Waters 1-800-545-8390 WAREHOUSE If interested call 908-727-0068 mission, as well as excellent weekend hours. Call Eli’s Hot Must be reliable. Call Pat Wanted company benefits. DELIVERY- Som e lifting, must 908-446-3600 Bagels, Freehold. 1-800-872-0157 SOUTH RIVER-Mother of one have driver's license. Call SALES 908-780-3536 providing loving care in non Call 908-254-7000 ext. 220 908-324-2929 MANALAPAN AREA- My live CRAFT Demonstrators-Home SALES smoking home, f/t, p/t. CPR High energy person needed Greater Media Newspapers in housekeeper, trustworthy, parties. Energetic, personable. 036a Employment cert. Lunch. 908-238-3274 for membership sales in New E .O .E . M /F For Englishtown Flea Market good cleaning, ^with refs, Jersey’s fastest growing fit Earn up to $25./hr. CLASSIC Saturday only. Outside. MUST Services wants to work on her day off. ness center. Must be willing to WAREHOUSE/LIGHT CREATIONS 908-536-7352 BE RELIABLE. Call Richie TLC CHILDREN’S ACADEMY 908-462-5469 Programs designed for work learn. 908-389-8500 SALES-AVON INDUSTRIAL COLLECT 516-676-7440 ATTENTION DEMONSTRATORS READERS ing p a r e n ts . Full & 1/2 d a y p ro Beautiful Opportunity Many positions available. grams 6:30am-6:00pm. State Christmas Around the World Ads under this classification are not All area -$$$- Sales 1st, 2nd, 3rd Shifts. SALES offers of employment. Often these Lic. Teachers. 908-591-1208 SALES PERSON Make own hours. No invest advertisors offer a service for a fee. 041 Resumes/Typing Toll Free 1-800-662-2292 College Students welcome. ment. FREE kit & supplies. No PRINCESS HOUSE If you place a call to a "900’' number Updated children and pre you will automatically be billed a fee, teens store. Experienced New Brunswick, North collection or delivery. GREAT $300.+/weekly. 908-721-1748 which varies. 037a Baby/Child necessary. 35-40 hour week a STOCK BROKER-Series 7 re Brunswick, Edison areas. FOR MOMS! 1-800-628-0063 quired or college grads with a SALES-DREAM JOB must. Call 908-577-0066 ‘‘EASY WORK, EXCELLENT Care Wanted ABC TYPING desire to succeed for new of Have a flair for fashion? Like SECRETARIES DEMONSTRATORS PAY!" Taking snapshots: L E T T E R S & M O R E !! fice in Ocean County. Call Mr. to wear jewelry? Earn $800.- Permanent positions. Up to Extra $$$ needed? Christmas Send self-addressed stamped CHILD Care Network needs REASONABLE RATES Use your VISA Zudony at 908-602-1800 $1,000. monthly for 2 eve 35K available. Also Temp Around The World now re envelope to: providers. Continuous adver Call 908-536-3495 nings per week. 800-272-1741 or MASTERCARD Positions. Some Temp to cruiting. $10.-$15. per hour. 275 Rt. 10 E. Suite 220-127, tising available. 908-446-8027 TEACHER AIDES P e rm . Free kit. No collecting/deliver SALES-Part Time Succasonna, NJ 07876 COMPUTER SERVICES ing. Call Maryann to pay for your HOME TYPISTS, PC users EAST BRUNSWICK Resumes, Correspondence, 908-727-1859 Graphics, Theses, etc. Laser Classified Ads TEACHERS SUPERIOR DREAM JOB needed. $35,000. pot. Details. 3 days/week, care for great 2 DEMONSTRATORS Jet Printing. 908-238-8660 Full time/part time. PERSONNEL INC. Flair for fashion? 2 evenings 805-962-8000 Ext. B-2111 yr. old in my home. Must have 1-800-660-4-ADS Nursery school. Call between 2 Washington PI. Newark, NJ 07102 Free Hawaiian Trip per week. Write your own NATIONAL PUBLISHING car. Non-smoker. Refs. req. 9am & 5pm 908-254-3505 paycheck-$500. plus per 908-254-8442 after 7pm 15 FREE RESUMES 201-242-6060 Fax: 201-242-2113 Christmas Around the World FIRM needs people to label month will pay for Xmas & w/first order. Written/typeset, is now recruiting. Also booking postcards from home. $800./ 100 Wood Ave. So. Iseiin, NJ 08830 earn free gifts trip. EAST BRUNSWICK- Central laser printed. RUSH Service. HOME CARE parties. 908-290-7133 & week. Set your own hours. 908-632-9500 Fa: 908-632-9525 Call 908-446-4362 1-900-740-7377 ($1.49 min./ School area, before & after Write For You....908-446-8012 3 ADP Blvd. Roseland, NJ 07068 DENTAL ASSISTANT 18yr.+)or write: PAASE- school care needed for 7 yr. old. 908-390-9333 REPORTS ETC... 201-535-1053 Fax:201-242-2113 Experienced preferred. No SALES/SUPPORT W 2 9 0 9 161 S. Lincoln way Saturdays. Call 908-446-6121 HAZLET Type & Sew 908-462-7494 G et o n FLEXIBLE HOURS N .A u ro ra , IL 6 0 5 4 2 DESK RECEPTIONIST Earn commission on direct P O S T A L & G O V E R N M E N T NANNY WANTED SECRETARIAL SERVICES Pleasant person for varied sales to industrial customers. JOBS. $23./hour plus benefits. Warm, energetic nanny need Typing, word processing, laser responsibilities in fitness club. We supply leads. You set up ed to care for 16 month old in printing. Reas. 908-613-0915 THE BANKING appointments. Must have car. To apply 1 -800-935-0348 FOR INFORMATION OUR home. F/T, 7am-7pm, 5 Paid hourly for light typing. Call 908-583-3990 days. Live in/out. Paid vaca Send resume to: 037 Babysitting/ TYPING SERVICE FULL-TIME DISCOVERY TOYS tion. 908-888-9452 RIGHT Winston Manufacturing Corp. Child Care Term Papers,. Business Let Consultants to demonstrate & 163 Burlington Path Rd., St. E ters, Resum es. 908-431-2792 TELLER sell toys. 908-257-1315 Cream Ridge, NJ 08514 KEYPORT A FUN Filled Nursery School WORD Processing/Typing COURSE W onderland Preschool-Howeil. Mature person to provide child STUDENTS Call Michelle 908-888-9576 * Manalapan * DISTRIBUTORS 7-6. Breakfast/lunch/snacks. care in my home for 4 yr. old. No experience, no investment. Drive Italian Ice Truck now Birth-6 yrs. 908-364-6211 20 - 25 hrs. per week. Morn Train for one of the country's fastest grow Prior teller Sell products people use through October. High com ings & early afternoons. every day. Call 908-219-1717 mission. Call 908-536-0166 ABERDEEN Teacher offers 908-264-7887 aft. 6pm ing industries. Home Care Resources is now offering experience quality care in her home. a Home Health Aides Certification course to eligible preferred. DRIVER TEACHER Songs, arts/crafts & more. MANALAPAN m candidates in the FREEHOLD/HOWELL area. This Refs avail. 908-566-3655 for 2 children, 2V2 & 5 y e a r olds, 3 days a week, 2pm- MERCHANDISE To drive girl fPom East Brun Half time. General Studies CHILD Care Network- Family course is offered at no cost to you, but you must Please call 6:30pm. Non-smoker, own swick 7:30 am, approximately Kindergarten for Jewish Day Day Care referrals. No fee. meet the following requirements to qualify: transportation, references re Ms. Hellow at 20 miles, to school in Prince School in East Brunswick for Matawan thru Manalapan/ quired. Call 908-972-8198 ■ Ability to commute to clients homes (908)474-1124, ton & pick-up approximately September. Experience and Freehold. Call 908-446-8027 042 Antiques 3:15 pm. 4 to 5 days per certified. 908-238-7971 Middlesex Cty. 908-679-7638 ■ Minimum of 6 months experience in health carc to schedule a week. Please call MANALAPAN-Care for 5 year old. 7:30-9am & 3-6pm, Mon. ■ A strong desire and commitment to provide 908-254-0560 CHILDREN’S CHOICE LO CA L interview TEACHER to Wed. in our home. Call ANTIQUES loving care to our homcbound clients 425 Riva Ave., E. Brunswick DRIVERS WANTED Phys. Ed. & Coach in Jewish 908-446-5299 evenings ■ Availability to attend a 75-hour course appointment. Ages 3 months-5 years. Top prices paid for: Antique Day School in East Bruns Kindergarten. State Certified. furniture, oriental rugs, paint Earn up to $12. per hour. MARLBORO- Loving person wick. Elementary/middle Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months ings, jewelry & silver. W e pur HOME HEALTH AIDE Go-4-lt X-press delivery, is to care for our 2 children ages school. Certified & experi c h a s e entire contents of e s # - Constellation now hiring drivers, to deliver a year. Call 908-821-1717 4 & 6, Thusdays in our home. CERTIFICATION TRAINING COURSE meals from local restaurants enced. 908-238-7971 tates. Will com e to your home. Call 908-462-9012 September 20th-0ctober 1st B a n k in Old Bridge, Matawan, Marl EAST BRUNSWICK Call 888-0736 (BREAK October 4th-l 1th) Equri OpporiMity Employer HHW boro, Manalapan & Freehold. TEACHER Loving, responsible child care MARLBORO-3 days/week, my Flexible day, evening & week in my home near Mem. Sch. DOLLS - Antique & collect-, October 12th-October 14 th Preschool, kindergarden, certi home 7:30-6:30. 1 year old. end hours. Must use own car. Ages 2 - 6 . Activities. able. Sacrifice complete doll fication required. Experience References. 908-591 -2404. Monday through Friday, 8:30am-4:30pm . Call 908-536-1212 908-651-0455 collection. Reasonable prices. preferred. Call 908-431-0718- 908-251-5908 after 10am. ALSO: DRIVERS/DISTRIBUTORS EAST BRUNSWICK- Day care MIDDLETOWN - Mature 036 Help Wanted TEACHERS- Mommy & me teacher will care for your child women, non-smoker with own Cases are now available throughout Monmouth preschool program. Teach Part Time in her home. 908-257-2013 transportation, to care for 2 County for NJBN Certified Home Health Aides with PART TIME once a week, hour long class. children after school/holidays. Freehold Antique Gallery ADVERTISERS In exchange your child may EAST BRUNSWICK- Daycare 908-294-2858/908-671 -7079 a minimum of 6 months current experience. & READERS Middlesex, Union, Monmouth It is the policy of this newspaper Counties. Work between attend free. 908-821-0215 avail. Kindergarten kids by “New Jersey's Leading Mulli-Dealer Our CHHAs enjoy: that all help wanted advertisements 12-18 hours. Earn up to $200. loving teacher/mom. Planned Resource For Fine Antiques" will begin with a job title. activities. 908-613-5098 MIDDLETOWN • Travel Reimbursement Call 1-800-660-4 ADS or more each week. Adult TELEMARKETING newspaper home delivery or Seeking child care Monday- ■ $8-$9 hourly rate ■ Flexible Hours 60 year old Woodbridge com vending routes available. Reli EF AU PAIR Friday, 1pm-4pm in my home. 1 Paid In-services and case orientation ASSISTANT, SITE pany needs experienced able vehicle needed. 6 days, Non-smoker. 908-671-5233 SUPERVISOR/SITE AIDES - TELEMARKETERS to^set ap European Live-in child care early morning. For immediate consideration please call: are needed for East Brun pointments for sales' force. News Tribune 908-442-2223 EF Au Pairs are thoroughly MILLPON D/MORGAN VILLE OPEN 7 DAYS swick Township’s after school Monday -Thursday, 5pm-9pm Sonda Bald (908)935-0933 screened, hold legal Visas, Early morning sitter needed M on.. Tues.. Wed.. Sat. 11 am -6 pm programs. Program hours are & Saturday 9am-1pm. Up to speak English and are dedi for 8 year old boy. Thurs.. Fri. 11 am -8 pm approximately 3-6 pm school HAZLET $10. per hour with bonus. Call cated to the care of your chil Call 908-591-2233 days. Experience preferred. Sunday 11atn-5pm H O M E C A R E Raritan Valley mother of AM Mrs. Richards 908-283-2822 dren. Average cost $170./ Call S. Kaspin 908-390-6825 kindergarten student looking week regardless # of children OLD BRIDGE - WANTED 10.000 SO. FT. • MAJOR CREDIT CARDS for m ore information. RESOURCES for another mother to bring TELEMARKETING Call Michelle Chazen Before & after school care for ( 908-462-7900 ) Equal Opportunity Employer ASSISTANT/SUBSTITUTES him to school, pick him up & Fun job. Offer people 2 free 908-566-8937 6 & 10 year olds. Carpenter The McKelvey Building Home Carc Resources is a medicare certified affiliate of Kimberly Needed for Nursery School. care for him Monday & weeks to new fitness center in or Betsy Marengo School area. Non-smoker, 2 1 W. Main Street • Freehold Tinton Falls. F/T, P/T, salary + 908-446-6870 must drive. Your house or Quality Carc. Joint Commission Accreditation with Commendation. Call 10am to 3pm. W ed n esd ay , 8 -9 am & FREE PARKING BEHIND THE BUILDING 908-431-1629 11:30:3:30pm. 908-739-1624 commission. 908-389-8500 Gov’t designated, non-profit mine. Call 908-679-9355 4 4 AUGUST 18, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT 048 General 043 Appliances 043 Appliances 047 Furniture 047 Furniture 047 Furniture Merchandise DRYER - Electric, Sears, top BEDROOM SET - Solid oak, LIVING ROOM - Couch, 2 SOFA & LOVESEAT of the line. Runs excellent. WASHER/DRYER like new. King size head chairs, curio cab.. $400. Din With pillows. Beige with CHINA board, armoire, triple dresser, First $50. takes it. Call Whirlpool, 1 piece almond. ing rm tbl, hutch, serve cart, mauve & teal flowers. $250. 2 night tables, 2 mirrors, 2 Lenox 5 pc, serv. for 2. Morn 908-238-5850, evenings. $350. Like new. 908-536-0218 chandelier & micro. $499. Call 908-566-8145 brass lamps. $1,400. Call Best offers. 908-388-6837 ing Blossom, perfect cond. IMPERIAL FREEZER 908-257-4854 SOFA - BEIGE, 5ft. $60. $175. Heinrich Ivory Body Su Heavy duty, 15 cu. ft. M O V IN G - B e d rm . S e t - D ark DRESSER & RUG - Area 6‘ x preme, serv. for 8 + many Like new. Asking $300. 044 Computers BEDROOM SET wood, good cond. $500. Liv 9'dark blue. Prices negotiable. serv. pcs. $700. 908-651-1654 Call 908-679-4718 aft. 7 pm. 4 pc. Bassett. Good cond. ing Rm. Set - Beige leather, 2 Good condition. 908-972-1982 $400. 908-613-0132 pcs. $400. TV color big CUSTOM FRAMING SOFA - Creme color back COMMODORE AMIGA 500 - screen $500. 908-679-2512 WHOLESALE PRICES ground, English style. 2 rose RANGE Expanded memory. Color ALTERNATIVE FRAMING BEDROOM SET MOVING SALE color wing back chairs. All stereo monitor. External disc 155 South St., Freehold GE elec. 30", exc. cond., very good condition & like drive. Color printer & software. Like new, 7 pc. formica, All contents. Modern apt. Call 908-780-5210 for info. brown. $150. 908-583-0312 new. $900. Call for informa Asking $650. 908-257-1371 queensize. 908-525-2285 Quality value. 908-972-5856 tion, 908-283-0599 REFRIGERATOR DISHES COMPUTER - Lap top, Bond White Westinghouse. Good BEDROOM SET MOVING SALE SOFA Stoneware, oven proof. 20 condition. $175. or best offer. well 200, 2 drive. Exc. condi piece serving for 4. Beige. Brass/glass curio, wall unit, art Beige print. Good cond. $65. tion, like new. $500. or best Thomasville, 6 pc. oak, corn- $13. Call 908-787-4995 Call 908-721-1135 work, full bed w/mattress & o r best offer. Call offer. Call 908-738-9724 temporary style, mint cond. 4 boxspring. Call 908-308-3329 908-787-6858 after 5:30 p.m. REFRIGERATOR-W hirlpool. yrs. old. 74" triple dresser, FILE CABINET - Fire proof, 4 Almond. Side-by-side, 25.6 dual mirrors, 2 night stands, WATERBED - Sleeps 2. With drawer, 5 drawer, & 2 drawer cu.ft. Good cond. $250. Call 045 Clothing chest, queen/full size head MOVING SALE very heavy wood bookcase metal cabinets, secretary work 908-536-1108 board. Pd. $2,100. Asking frame. Good condition. $150. station, 30" metal storage Dinette, din. rm. set, tools & $1,150. 908-583-5788 Call 908-521-2990 cabinet w/ 3 shelves. ★ REFRIGERATORS ★ much more. 908-525-0486 Call 908-249-2515 BEDROOM SET-GIRL’S Guaranteed, 90 days. MINK COAT WICKER & RATTAN-Pine Furniture, Gifts & Baskets. $175. +• Choice ol sizes and 6 pc. 2 dressers, 2 hatches, Size 14, full length. 3 yrs. old. MOVING SALE FULLER BRUSH colors. Very clean. nt. stand, headboard, matt. & STORAGE SHEDS Perfect cond. 908-431-7603 Master bedroom set, crib, Great Savings & Selections Can deliver. 908-225-5272 boxspr. Exc. cond. Asking CALL 908-972-2360 sofas, entertainment center & $400. 908-446-6980 The Wicker Basket Rt 34 more. 908-972-0350 USED 047 Furniture BEDROOM SETS Colts Neck 908-462-8855 HANDICAPPED WASHERS/DRYERS: GE (1) Almond formica. 4 pcs. MOVING SALE Electric lift chair $500. Adjust W ashers, $170.-$185. GE LIKE NEW. (1) Pine: 5 pcs. able electric bed $500. Sofa, loveseat, sofabed, 908-613-0132 Dryers, $150.-$175. Whirpool (1) Oak: 4 pcs. WALL UNIT: chairs, lamps, end table. Rea MAT’S W asher, $200. Maytag Dryer, BARGAINS Oak. Call 908-390-9646 sonable. 908-254-1951 H O T T U B (NEW)-Self- $170. W estinghouse Washer, Sofabed, never used, asking BEDROOM- 8 pc. white. UPHOLSTERY Contained $1,395. ea. Whole 4 Lines ■ 2 Times $1/%00 $250. REFRIGERATORS: GE $300. Bed, headboard, frame, Contemporary, twin head 25 Years Experience sale Outlet. 908-363-2952 *$4. for each additional line Side by side, 18 cu. ft., $225. mattress & boxspring, like MOVING SALE 21.9 cu. ft., $235. 23.5 cu. ft., board. Good cond. Asking new, $300. 908-566-2821 Whole house of furnishings & KEROSENE HEATER - Ever $385. UPRIGHTS, Whirpool $350. Call 908-431-0260 appliances. Call for details. CUSTOM ($3 Glow. Holds 1 gal. Manual Pre-Paid * Can be cancelled • Not refundable 19.4 cu. ft. $220. Kenmore BEDROOM FURNITURE - 1/2 BEDROOM-5 pc. Cherry & 908-446-1851 incl. W orks great. $50. 15.1 c u . ft. $ 2 3 5 . Walnut. Head board, night Private party merchandise only. DINING ROOM SET-Cherry. UPHOLSTERY Call 908-583-2641 Thornberry’s Appliance & TV table, hutch, desk, slate top Good condition. Best offer. MOVING SALE-LIVING & 683 Highway 35, Middletown chair. $70. Call 908-972-8816 Call 908-671-5622 ROOM set incl. sec. couch, KITCHEN CABINETS 908-671 -3669 coffee tbl & couch tbl. $300. BEDROOM SET - Beautiful BEDROOM-Master. Italian DRAPERIES or best offer. KITCHEN-Table, Remodeling. Dark walnut. queen, lighted headboard & Prov. Bed w/headboard, triple W A S H E R & G A S D R Y E R 4 chairs, & microwave cabinet Range, hood, compactor & mirr6r.j Full dresser w/mirror & dresser, chest/night tables. Whirlpool $400. Excellent $200. or best offer. DAYBED- formica tops incl. Exc. cond. CALL CLASSIFIED Condition. Call 908-972-3080 men’s dresser. Paid $3,000. $500. 908-257-0725 $75. Call 908-679-3438 446-6813 MUST SEE. 908-671-4922 Asking $800. or best offer. BREAKFRONT-Moroccan. 16 Station Rd. Call 908-750-8963 NINTENDO ARCADE UNIT - LANDSCAPE TRAILER- 5x8 Need help Dark wood w/gold inlay & mir 6 ft. tall. Cost $200., will sell Englishtown w/5x1 shelf & gate. Asking BEDROOM SET - Full/qn., tri rors. Includes stereo, radio, for $40. You pick up. Exc. $900. 21” mower, used 6 writing your ad? ple dresser, 5 drawer chest, 2 fireplace, bar, glass shelves. cond. Call 908-780-1277 times. Asking $250. 36" riding 1-800-660-4ADS night stands, mirror, desk Best offer. Call 908-536-2835 Our experienced mower, needs engine work. (42x18). $725., neg. Call BUNK BED - Brand new. 048 General $100. 908-264-8754 Classified advisors 908-721-6294, 12 pm-10 pm White chrome. Btm./full, top PIT GROUP Merchandise LUGGAGE-full size Garment twin. Incl. ladder/2 new mat 9 pc. brown, exc. cond. Ask will help you write a BUY IT tresses. $300. 908-525-8461 ing $500. 908-257-0984 Bag. Tan. Good condition Q l Creator Media newspapers BED-Captains Oak (2) full $25. Call 908-247-0543 most effective ad. SELL IT BUNK BEDS - W /mattresses. size w/3 large drawers-asking The txaminer • News Transcript • Sentinel • Suburban Pine w/2 matching dressers. RECLINER $ 3 0 0 . T Y P E W R I T E R /W P - Bayshore Independent • Middletown Independent Give us a call at FIND IT Good condition. $200. or best Smith Corona-asking $100. MOVING offer. Call 908-679-5669 La-Z-Boy, Joe Namath model, Call 908-254-8434 brown. $75. 908-446-6561 LIVING ROOM-sofa, loveseat 1-800-660-4ADS CLASSIFIED BUREAU-Wood-6 drawers tbls-$275. KITCHEN-Butcher with bookcase. Wood corner SLEEPER SOFA - Sectional, block tbl w/4 chairs-$250. desk & cabinet. Call 6 pcs., $400. Dining room, CHANDELIER Whirlpool-FREEZER-$200. 2 908-294-8636/908-409-1307 wood. 7 pcs., $400. Desk, 3 tiered glass & brass. 3 yrs. girl's BEDROOM SETS-5 pc. $75. Refrigerator, $450. old. Exc. condition. $150. Call ea.-$250.ea- Exc. cond. C O U C H & L O V E S E A T - Call 908-821-9775 908-536-4806 Call 908-254-7126 Matching, brown & beige C lean U p w ith ou r FLEAS plaid. Good cond. $300. for both. TV- RCA 27” color con sole , like new. $200. Call 908-225-0621 DESK - Secretary style, solid wood, black w/ hand painted H ouse Portraits oriental designs. Beautiful. Call early for $425. Call 908-613-4892 Holiday Gift DESK/end tbls. & coffee tbl.- Spanish/(hand carved). Bdrm. Giving 2 pcs. chest/w/shelves/cab. Call for info. 908-679-2112 The Perfect Gift DINETTE SET - Black lac quer, 42" round. 4 gray fabric C reated in Oils chairs. $65. or best offer. Call 908-787-6858 after 5:30 p.m. or W atercolors. DINING ROOM - Table, 4 ■ Birthdays chairs, buffet, china closet, $350. Kitchen table & 4 ■ Anniversaries chairs, $75. Casual couch & 2 • All Special Chairs, $70. 908-738-7591 O ccasions DINING ROOM Pecan Wood. Table w/6 chairs. (2) 18" leaves. China closet w/light. Exc. cond. Ask A r t i s t ing $750 908-446-7587 DINING ROOM SET 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728 • 908 462-1020 2 W eeks • 4 Lines $5 40" round table +2 leaves & 4 chairs, fruitwood. Best offer. 908-238-3979 • Prepaid* Ad will run for 2 weeks and may be cancelled. DINING ROOM SET 4 Lines • Limited to private party merchandise priced less than $75. 8 pcs. + leaves & pads. Italian prov., fruitwood. $ 5 5 0 . F a m i l y • 1 Item per ad. • Price must appear in ad. • Coupon only. • No phone calls please. 908-577-1494 DINING ROOM SET i— FLEA ------Cherrywood. Table. 4 chairs, P o r t r a it s Nam e______2 leaves. Hutch w/lights. Good cond. $1,500. 908-525 2145 T h e P erfect Gift Address______DINING ROOM SET C re a te d in Oils City______. State_ Pine, colonial, exc. cond. Table w/6 chairs, breakfront & or Pastels Zip------Phone_ server. $750. Also oak kitchen set. $300. 908-972-^601. • Birthdays ESTATE SALE - DINING RM., . Anniversaries DINETTE SET, BEDROOM . All Special SET/Oak. LIVING RM. As sorted tbls., chairs & lamps. Occasions Best offer. Call 908-870-8909 Pet Portraits HI-RISER, new. Posturpedic $350. SOFABED, perfect $350. SEWING MACHINE, Mail to: Greater Media Newspapers Singer. $350. 908-251-4257 Artist Classified Department KITCHEN SET - 42" round 7 Edgeboro Rd., East Brunswick, NJ 08816 table. Marble design, formica. 4 chairs. $60. Call 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728 • 908 462-1020 908-251-1706 after 7 pm. THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 18, 1993 4 5 049 Merchandise 051 Sporting 048 General 048 General 048 General 048b Infants/ 063a Schools 063b Tutoring Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Juvenile Items Wanted Equipment FISHING POLE HOLDER/ MOVING SALE - Appliances, TRUCK CAP - Leer crown for BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR COMPUTER SPANISH/French-ESL. Basic DOUBLE STROLLER COOLER RACK formica bedrm. set, Henredon POOL full size Chevy. Black tailgate S A L E ! W e B u y & S e ll math. NJ LIC., experienced bedrm. set, lucite bar stools, model. Asking $500. Call Front & back. Portacrib, Ig. full 24 Broad St Keyport STAINLESS STEEL 908-591-0732 21’ round. Haywood filter. $350. CALL 908-257-0338 SKILLS backgammon table w/chairs, 908-636-3760, leave mes size playpen, carseat, exc. Lil 9 0 8 -2 6 4 - 0 7 7 7 o r 2 6 4 -8 6 1 5 Use your VISA New cover. Asking $700. Call • WORDPERFECT • LOTUS water bed, queen mattress s a g e . cond. 908-525-2843 or MASTERCARD 908-972-6382 after 7pm CASH FOR BOOKS NORDIC TRACK - Model Nor . DOS • WINDOWS • WORD to pay for your set, stereo cabinet, bamboo dic Sport 450. Barely used. Classified Ad W E T & D R Y V A C - S e a r s GLIDER/OTTOMAN-Dutailier. • EXCEL • DTP shelving unit, couch, hi-riser, POWER WHEELS Old M agazines 908-536-0850 $550. or best offer. 1-80Q-660-4ADS Craftsman, 6 gal., with acces Extra wide, custom made. Rentals Free Practice kitchen set, file cabinet, lad 4X4 Red Jeep, plus battery. Call 908-422-1745 ders, VHS cabinet, Apple Good condition. $75. sories. Brand new, never New. Tags still on. Pd $550. CASH for USED CAMERAS Freehold Computer computer. Call 908-536-2263 Call 908-390-4796 used. $30. Call 908-957-0520 asking $400. 908-257-0129 & all photo equip. New or old. 1 pc. or whole studio. No Po STAIRMASTER Training Center PRICED TO SELL WHEELS-CRAGER HIGH CHAIR- Little Tykes laroid or movie. 908-442-6141 $35. Century infant carseat Pre cor 725e. Never used. 1-800-342-1110 908-308-0222 MOVING SALE 4 S S Mags. Call GRANDFATHER C L O C K - $25. Walker $15. Graco COMPACT DISCS/Records $500. 908-409-4745 LOST & FOUND Baseball cards, Hummel figu 908-294-8636/908-409-1307 Emperor. $225. PLATES- Sassy seat $10. Coach car rines, full size pool table, Rockwell. 908-739-1138 WE BUY. SELL & TRADE WEIGHT LIFTING EQUIP black leather sectional, hi- riage $75. 908-290-8479 THE RECORD SETTER MENT- Curling bar, straight riser, full size bed, ' refrig, RIDING MOWER CALL 908-257-3888 b a r & 1 0 0 Ib s. m e ta l in 064 Lost & Found boy's furn., firewood, encyclo Craftsman, 26" cut. Runs well. 048a Gifts & Crafts PORT-A-CRIB - With mat, weight. $40. 908-583-2641 BARTENDING bumper, sheet, & blanket. pedia. 908-888-8350 Asking $50. Call $35. Mint condition. Please CONSIGNMENT Learn By Doing AS A PUBLIC SERVICE 908-972-2898 WE WILL PUBLISH A MOWER RIDER-10 hp, 36”, call 908-536-6127 2 Week Gass 4 LINE AD FOR 2 WEEKS 7 speed w/bagger. $400. CRAFTERS SHOP 061 Auctions AT NO COST KITCHEN SET-7 pc. formica/ SCROLL SAW TO THE PERSON We want gently worn clothing, Placement Assistance almond/peach. $300. 2 GE 049 Merchandise WHO CALLS Hegner. Multimax 2, like new. WANTED furniture & bric-a-brac. ABOUT A FOUND ITEM WASHING MACHINES & 1 Asking $400. 908-548-8175 Wanted 1-800-532-9222 1 -800-660-4ADS DRYER. Good cond. Best To rent space in our country ON SITE offer. Call 908-446-4236 STEREO EQUIPMENT-Akai & gift store. Rt. 9, Freehold. DEJA VU 3 Convenient Locations COCKATIEL - Gray Bird lost For more info call in Howell. 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For free estim ate call EXQUISITE Call 908-727-0014 Concorde Lebaron 908-583-3306 Landscape Contractors WOOD CHIPS 6 cyl., 3.5 L, P/S, P/B, Antilock, A/C, Convertible ★ ALL AMERICAN ★ GARDEN STATE AM/FM St/Cass, Fab/lnt, Pleats, y fi ryi auto P/S P/B A/C AM/FM Custom Landscape Design $15./cubic yd. delivered. Buckets, RK/SMb, Console, W / W , T O P/Mir Tint Tilt, cruise, ^ s K k s , P/Seats,’ P/Mir, Cruise, P/W, Tint, Mats, P/Ant, I t , Alum W h. Vin v Lawn & Ground Maintenance FIREWOOD- 4x4x8 cord. Painting & Drywall PLUMBING and HEATING 908-946-2701, 908-364-3781 $100. delivered. 908-821-7669 WATER HEATERS i? en!,lt ^ pers’. A J S S L 2 ? R “>^#PF610043, MSRP $21,350, Rebate $1000, Chrysler Discount $325, 'College Interior & Exterior Specialists $500, Chrysler Discount $308, Discount $1405, VIN #TH595810. Grad Rebate $W0, Discount $1530. REPAIRS & REMODELING Windows Reglazed & Painted GEORGE SAHUL JR. JUSTIN TYME 082 Lawn Mower Carpentry Work & Repairs License #5568 =ft 1-800-400-1676 $1 9 , 1 8 6 ■k $1 7 , 9 9 5 Pruning, landscaping. Repair 908-251-5660 'ik-k Call Anne ’ 908-251-0572 ALL PAINTING LAWN MOWER, small engine JA K E’S PLUMBING 1989 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER LANDAU 1989 CHEVY Z24 1988 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER SE repair. Pick up and delivery. Interior/Exterior 6 cyL, 2 dr, auto., p/s, p/b, a/c, AM/FM st. McGILL TREE Call 908-938-3117 Quality Work. Reasonable Heating/Sewer Cleaning 4 dr.. 6 cyl., auto., p/s, pA>, a/c, AM/FM St. Wagon, 6 cyl., auto., p/s, p/b, a/c, AM/FM Free est. Lic.#9502. Bonded Cass., fab. int, Sun/Hf, bkts., cons., gauges, st. Cass., fab. int., buckets, gauges, r/def, See business/service directory Rates. Mike 908-363-2786 Cass., p/seats, p/mir, cruise, intermit wprs, r/def, tint, tilt, cruise, sec sys, int wipers, & insured. 908-679-7251 p/tr, p/w, tint, p/d/1, p/ant, tilt. 68,215 miles. mats, alum wh. radials. one owner trade, tint r/wipe-wash, tilt, cruise, rf/rack, int wip VIN #KD530859. red/sih/er w/black int, 47,050 miles. VIN ers, radials, 7 passenger 68,389 miles. VIN 083 Masonry/Paving ALL PAINTING #K7201873.a— _ #JB692791. MT TREE SERVICE JENLOR PLUMBING Tree removal, trimming, clear INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Lic.#9473. Jim Pilato. No job-" ing, Fully ins. 908-446-3385 Free Est. Reasonable $69 9 5 AJM MASONRY - Brick resto too small. 908-370-4435 *7,990 *8,145 Call 908-257-6334 ration, chimneys, pointing, w a 1990 OLDSMOBILE 1988 DODGE 1991 PLYMO UTH 1989 OLDS RON W AITE terproofing. Call 908-290-0867 ALL PAINTING JOBS- ROD/Plumbing/Heating CUTLASS CALAIS Excellent indoor & outdoor VOYAGER LE CIERRA INTERNATIONAL TREE SERVICE W ater heaters, boilers COLT DL Van, 6 cyl.. 4 sp., p/s, p/b, a/c, AM/FM ALL TYPES MASON WORK- 2 dr., 4 cyl., auto., p/s, p/b, «/c, 4 *., 6 cyl., aulo., p%, pA>, ate, AM/FM painting. Residential & com All R e p a ir s , R e s id e n tia l AM/FM at., w/eq, fab. int., buckoto, 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., aulo, P/S, P/B, A/C, st. Cass., Fab. Int., p/seals, rec/sts, Full line of Tree Work. Fully Patios • Steps • Fireplaces, cons., gauges, r/del., p/w, p/dl, p/mir, st. cass., sun/il, p/seals, buckots, con mercial. Free estimates. Fully Sinks, faucets, water filters con solo, r/def, b/a^m. tint, int. wip AM/FM St., Fab/Int., Buckets, R/Del, insured. Call 908-566-8189 Etc. FREE Est. Ins. Wally bsm, tint, r/wipe-wash,-h Cruise, sole, gauges, r. del, p/w, tW, IM, cruise, insured. 908-679-5999 908-257-6502 Lie. #6371 ers, w/w, 34,681 m iles. VIN Tint, Console, 76,643 ml., VN intermit wipers, rad, alum wh, VIN 908-583-6481, 908-360-9617 #LM765602. fJN 102836. fK2382304. i 18»b9b. STUMP GRINDING ANTHONY’S MASONRY ALL SEASONS Limestone steps, patios, side Painting/Paperhanging 091 Roofing/Siding *7,490 *4,995 $13 ,9 9 5 *8,795 LARSON SERVICES walks, foundations, all repairs. Reasonable. 908-446-8503 908-536-2613 Free estimates, insured. A N T H O N Y ’S Call 908-495-3243 Have Brush'W ill Travel ABOVE ALL - Roofing/Siding Reliable Quality Service CHIMNEY REPAIR Painter & Handyman Services Free est. 1-800-553-3733 AFFORDABLE Installation & repairs of win All w o rk g u a r a n te e d dows, doors, fixtures, mail CALL 908-521 -0267 LAWN CARE boxes. 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I’ll ro o f y o u r h o u s e a s if it Neat & clean, all for one fair were my own. Smutko Roof 908-922-3815 JUST CONCRETE price. Oscar 908-308-4275 ing, year after year, proven to 908-892-8223 Free est. Call 908-721-8857 be on top of the roofing indus JACK try. The Dec. ’92 Nor’ Easter MASON will fix & repair steps, demonstrated what can hap sidewalks & plastering. Very pen to an improperly installed reasonable. 908-988-0029 THE STRIPPER roof. Don’t let it happen to W allpaper Removal you! Please call Alex M A S O N R Y - N e w W o rk Lawn Clean-Ups Painting, Sheetrock Repair 908-583-0412 800-794-ROOF Repairs. Ref’s Avail. 908-972-7663 Brush & Tree Call 908-254-0643 J O E JA Y 10% DISCOUNT. Removal PAT’S MASONRY Painting & Paperhanging Call 908-251-4623 Steps/patio/walks. New/repair. WITH THIS AD Reasonable Rates 908-308-9614/908-681 -0308 KELLY’S PAINTING exclud. repairs. Exp. 8/31/93 Complete PAPERHANGING 084 Moving PAPER REMOVAL ROOF REPAIRS Landscaping & Storage 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE Free Estimates 908-679-2142 BY ALEX SMUTKO Service DON’T MAKE THE SAME ALL JERSEY MOVERS LERIO PAINTING MISTAKE TWICE. USE ME Bills Landscaping Pianos, apartments, homes, Painting, Plastering, Taping, NOW OR USE ME LATER. offices. Quality work at an af Sheetrock, Paperhanging. 908-583-0412 800-794-ROOF FR E E E st fordable price. Lie. #PM 00662. Free Estimates *A division of Smutko Roofing Call 908-634-4122 908-390-8655 ALL HOME Improvements 908-721-8671 FURNITURE HAULING NU-WAY PAINTING R O O F IN G & S ID IN G # 1 in Furniture Care Any Free estimates 908-254-0997 ...By getting you the most car for your money. where. Full household/partial GREAT WORK Cornerstone General Contr. move. Lic.PM00276. Fully in GOOD PRICES ...By giving you the courteous, personal service you deserve. sured. Call Jim 908-370-4123 CALL TED 908-615-0592 ANYTIME, ANYWHERE VINNY’S OLD BRIDGE PAINTING THE ROOF DOCTOR ...By giving you over 25 years of combined leasing expertise. LAWN j LANDSCAPING Interior & exterior painting. Seals your leaks when you 084a Light Hauling Free estimate. Fully insured. need protection the most. L a w n C a r * ...By offering all Manufacturer Rebates and Rate Specials. 25 years experience. Refer Roof repair specialist. C le a n u p s ences avail. 908-679-4856 Sod, Stan*. Mulch LIGHT MOVING GUTTER CLEANING Renovations PAINTING Free estim ates. Fully insured. W e L e a s e Drivew ay Sealing W ashers, dryers, refrigerators, Evans Maint. 1-800-303-3873 Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper G uitars Cleaned etc. Cleanup work. Reason removal. Quality work, 20yrs. W eeding Performed able. Free est. 908-727-2740 ASCH ROOFING and SIDING exp.. Ins. John 908-251-0893 on a M onthly Basis. • Seam less Gutters • Repairs.-' Every M ake And M odel PAPERHANGING Fully Insured. Free Estimates. Paym ent only on REMOVAL $11 ./single roll. 23 years exp. 238-4463 or 257-6965 MEMBER com pletion o f job. Trash, Furniture, Debris Mike 908-462-9097 No job too BIG. CARLIN ROOFING 908-536-7011 Rick 908-251 -5953 PHIL POLO & SON Construction. Roofs, vinyl sid ing, gutters, leaders, all re CALL FOR A r a W e CARE Painting & Paperhanging pairs. Free estimates, insured A f l / f A National Vehicle Int./Ext. Free est. Fully ins. 085 Odd Jobs/ 908-458-5619 FREE CUSTOM QUOTE n v i-M Leasing Association 908-780-3575 • 908-462-9558 Cleanups RUSSELL'S TO N Y’S PAINTING CENTURY ROOFING TREE SERVICE Interior/exterior. Quality work. WE’RE RATED #1! ★ AAA ★ Reas, prices. 908-409-1239 Leak specialist/gutter cleaning Specializing in Expert results. 908-254-1329 Affordable Clean-ups. • Yard We take away anything. WALLPAPER Cleanup Free est. 908-264-2520 • S hrub Hung with TLC, patience & CHRIS MALLETT T rim m in g CLEAN-UPS neatness! Maria 908-888-1337 ROOFING - Re-roofing, new roofs, and roof repairs. * • • Tree Indoor/out, light hauling includ. Free est. Call (908) 870-8346 Removal appliances. 908-525-9656. • Tree Beeper # 908-519-0993 088 Pool Services T rim m in g J & R R O O F IN G & S ID IN G W STRIVING TO BE THE BEST!!! A CLEANUP-branches, all tree UNBEATABLE RATES parts, dirt, concrete, small 908-329-3091 SHANLEY POOLS Exp. 8 Ins. 908-846-7525 Free demolition, etc. 908-446-3196 Complete Retail Store Estim ate f A TRASH and JUNK REMOVAL O P E N IN G S & C L O S IN G S (908) 446-5200 Fully RL LEMPFERT Anything you want taken to Sales & Service. Replacement Insured dumps. Free estimates. Call Liner Specialists. Repairs. Re-roofing, tear-offs, repairs 908-721-8246 - 908-251-5595 908-536-9393 Call 908-679-0096 5 2 AUGUST 18, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT 096a Window/ 112 Auto/Truck 112 Auto/Truck 091 Roofing/Siding Treatments 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale Wanted Wanted 117Trucks/Vans .S & R ROOFING & SIDING WINDOW TREATMENTS HONDA ACCORD EX '91 LINCOLN 89 PLYMOUTH RELIANT '86 AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 Days JUNK & RUNNING CARS DODGE RAM 150 '92 - 9,000 Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. 4 cyl. Auto., p/s, p/b, p/s-rf. 1 mi., auto, air, 5.2liter magnum 4 dr., auto, a/c, exc. cond. Hi Free Removal of Junk Cars. 24 HOUR SERVICE FREE Estimates 908-679-2291 owner. 51,351 mi. Stk# 7254A, TOWN CAR- Loaded, 26,000 eng. 8 pass., quick release mi. but well cared for. $1,200. $$ for new/old. 908-390-5531 TOP CASH PRICES PAID BY JERRY Vin# MA108032. $12,350. Ask mi. 908-613-0132 seats. Mint cond. $12,900 or 908-530-0169 after 6pm CALL 908-536-8031 TRI-STAR ROOFING Custom Made Shop At Home for Steve G. 908-238-3030 best offer. 908-636-0834 LINCOLN TOWN CAR '77- ALL SCRAP CARS New roofs, re-roofs, tear-offs Verticals, mini blinds, pleated PLYMOUTH RELIANT WANTED-Cars or trucks HONDA ACCORD LX ''90 Runs but needs some care. AND TRUCKS. LARGE OR FORD F150 SUPER CAB shades. 60% discount w/free WAGON '86- Auto, 4 cyl., p/s, JUNK or RUNNING & repairs. Fully ins. Free est. 4 dr, 4 cyl. Auto., p/s, p/b, 1 B e s t offer over $ 4 0 0 . SMALL. ANY CONDITION. PICK UP ‘88 - V-8, auto, a/c, Call 908-671-5357 estimate, measuring and p/b, am/fm, a/c, new engine & Midway Auto 908-591-1652 ow ner.‘54,651 mi. Stk# P1191, 908-780-7164 H & H A U T O W R E C K E R S p/b, p/s, cruise, am/fm stereo, installation. 100% guaranteed. Vin# LA132892. $9,950. Ask new tires. $1,200. or best XL pkg. 85,000 mi. Good 908-591-0366 WANTED-RUNNING and Jerry Asch 1 -609-655-7548 for Steve G. 908-238-3030 offer. 908-238-8956 cond. $7,000. Call MERCURY TOPAZ '88 REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks 2 dr., 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, air. 908-297-9409 092 Special Services HONDA ACCORD SEI '89 $100. and UP. Junk Cars Blue, runs great. 59,230 mi. PLYMOUTH VOYAGER LE $ CASH PAID $ 1 owner. Auto., p/s, p/b, leath Removed. 908-238-9481 MITSUBISHI MIGHTY MAX $2,975. VIN # JK622621. '86- 7 pass., auto, 31,000 mi., er, 57,714mi. Stk# 1046A, new tires, radio cass., a/c. All makes & models. Cash on '90 - Exc. cond. 20,000 miles. AFFORDABLE Price excludes tax & tags. WE BUY JUNK CARS Vin# KA072224. $9,995. Ask $6,500. 908-254-4471 the SPOT. Call 908-477-6846 Asking $5,500. Call 908-257-6700 Marlboro Auto W reckers for Steve G. 908-238-3030 Call 908-591-9554 POWER WASHING 908-591-1400 AUTOMOTIVE PONTIAC SUNBIRD HATCH DONATE Cars • Vans • RVs • HONDA CIVIC LX '91 4 dr. NISSAN PULSAR ‘84 • Trucks • Boats • Furniture to Home, deck, driveway, con BACK '85 - P/s, p/b, am/fm. Auto., air, full pwr, am/fm ster 5 spd. Runs well, new engine, crete. Mold/mildew removal. Good cond., asking $1,500. Charity serving the Blind. IRS 116 Motorcycles/ eo cass. 28,000 mi. Exc. good tires. Call 908-442-3919 Tax Deductible. FREE TOW 119 Car/Van Pools 908-542-9092-908-542-0134 Call 908-495-0639 110 Autos for Sale c o n d . w /w a rra n ty till 1 2 /9 3 . after 10 a.m. ING! NEED NOT RUN. Mopeds ALLIED M aintenance Corp. $9,390. Call 908-536-3090 1-800-995-8889 NISSAN STANZA HATCH TOYOTA CELICA GTS MANALAPAN TO BROOKLYN POWER WASHING A C U R A L E G E N D L '8 9 HYUNDAI-GL EXCEL '89 BACK '85 - 4 dr. 119,000 '87- All power, sunroof, stereo $ HIGHEST PRICES $ 2 days/wk. Share expenses. 4 door, 6 cyl. auto, p/s, anti 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, air. miles. Auto, a/c. Orig. owner. sys., new tires. 100,000 hwy. KX-250 ’90 908-446-5299 eves Complete Surface Restoration Blue, runs well. New tires. ALL CARS. 908-251-7552 lock brakes, leather, CD, Exc. cond. Asking $1,250. or m i . Asking $3,800. Exc. cond. Must sell. Best MATAWAN/WALL STREET HOUSES/DECKS/ETC. 77,482 miles. Stk# P1110, 64,000 miles. $2,800. VIN # best offer. 908-536-4807 908-721-2710 offer. Call after 6pm Leave 4pm, return midnight. FREE ESTIMATES •Vin# KC008727. $14,950. Ask KU587933. Price excludes tax 908-238-0473 908-583-8480 for Steve G. 908-238-3030 & tags. Call 908-257-6700 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYALE VOLKSWAGON SUPER Classified Sells 908-727-5563 1972. 83,000 mi., orig. owner. BEETLE ’71- New shocks, Y A M A HA '8 0 ACURA LEGEND L COUPE XS 400, 13,000 mi. Good Classified Sells DEVLIN REUPHOLSTERY 4 dr., V-8, p/s, p/b. Good run clutch, battery, tires. No rust, 1-800-660-4ADS '89. Auto., 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, anti CLASSIFIED SELLS! ning cond. $795. solid. Needs engine work. cond. Asking $600. Call after Dining room chairs, kitchen lock brakes, 67,942 miles. 908-462-7799 Asking $1,500. 908-828-4580 6pm 908-679-4082 _____ 1-800-660-4ADS sets, etc. Reas, rates. Call Stk# P1146, Vin# KC003826. Bob 908-727-7394 $13,995. Ask for Steve G. DRIVEWAY SEALING 908-238-3030 ACURA LEGEND L COUPE Professional service. '90 6 cyl, auto, p/s, anti lock Reasonalbe Rate brakes, leather, 1 owner Call 908-251-7602 43,769 miles. Stk# 7284A, Vin# LC013803. $15,950. Ask FURNITURE for Steve G. 908-238-3030 REFINISHING REPAIR BUICK ELECTRA '75 - Auto, Caning • Rushing full power, air. Exc. condition. 908-938-4064 A must see. $1,200 nego tiable. Call 908-566-1291 HOUSE WASHING BUICK SKYHAWK '89 2 Door. ATA POWERCLEAN Blue. 35,000 miles. Good con Member N.J. BBB dition. Asking $5,000. Call 1-800-794-1417 908-679-7953 CADILLAC ELDORADO 88. LETTERING p/seats, door locks, digital dash, am/fm cass. Red with Vans/trucks. Same day ser white int. White roadster roof. vice. Call 908-370-9390 80,000 mi. Asking $7,600. 908-686-7142 ★ LOCKSMITH ★ CADILLAC FLEETWOOD Licensed. 30 yrs. exp. We BROUGHAM ‘87 - Gray, fully supply/install locks & security loaded. Exc. cond. 68,000 mi. needed to have a safe home. Call 908-222-5717, please THE PLAN! Call Howard, 908-780-9557 leave message. 1993 FORD CROWN 1993 FORD EXPLORER ODD JOBS Can do most any CAMARO Z-28 ‘85 Our experienced thing. No Job Too Small. Call 92,000 mi., V8 305. Black. John 908-251-0893 $3,200. or best offer. VIC LX Salesman will show XLT Call 908-901-7020 you how EASY It Is! POWER WASHING CHEVROLET CELEBRITY '89 66,000 miles. Exc. cond. p/s, ACTION p/b, stereo/cass. $6,500. Call • Decks • Patios 908-495-0639 after 6 pm. •Aluminum/Vinyl • Driveways CHEVROLET-LUMINA-'90 • Sidewalks • Brick Cleaning 4 dr, auto, am/fm cass, air. Call John 908-251-0893 Exc. cond. 56,000 mi. Asking $6,300. or best offer. POWER WASHING 908-290-1069 DECKS ★ ALL SIDING CHEVY CAMARO '83- Auto, 4 door, 8 cyl., A/C, AM/FM Stereo w/Cass., Dark Green, Leather Int., 4 door, 6 cyl., Overdrive, P/S, P/B, Anti-lock, A/C, AM /FM Stereo w/Cass., SHAKES ★ CEMENT p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm cass. P/Seats, Rec/Seats, Gauges, R/Def., P /w /L/A nt/M ir, BSM , Tint, Tilt, Cruise, Fab. Int., Gauges, R/Def., P/w /L/M ir, BSM , Tint, R/W ipe,-W ash, Tilt, Cruise, Reasonable ★ Free Estimates 8 0 ,0 0 0 mi. $ 2 ,4 0 0 . P/Tr, Pin Stripe, Interm it W ipers, M ats, Rear Anti Lock Breaks, Dual Air Cargo Cov., Rf Rack, Interm it W ipers, M ats. M ocha Frost. Stk. #93L183. 908-390-4997 • 908-238-8330 908-727-7642 Bag Safety Option, W /W . Stk. #93C22. Vin. #PX199435 MSRP $24,278. Vin. #PUD03277. MSRP $24,250. PRINTING - Business cards & CHEVY IMPALA '76- 92,000 Stationery, Announcements & mi., new radio, converter,-muf Invitations. Call 908-495-1364 fler, drums. $450. or best offer. 908-364-3599 SLIPCOVERS, Custom made. Din. rm. & office seats uphol CHEVY NOMAD STATION The Plan $11,886 The Plan *10,781 stered, your fabric. Quality WAGON '61 - 283 cu. in., work/Big saving 908-257-5409 auto, good for restoration or with purchase option at 24 months $13,276 with purchase option at 24 months $15,520 parts. $800. Call TELEPHONE Installation 908-232-7752 evenings, Repair, Jacks, Wiring 201 -242-8651 days ______25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX CHEVY S10 BLAZER SPORT These Prices INCLUDE Call Ed, 908-536-2477 1988- 4.3 V6 Vortec engine, 4WD, fully loaded, new tires. Tax, Registration, TELEPHONE Immaculate. Call 908-583-6336 1993 FORD PROBE GT MV Fees 1993 FORD TAURUS GL INSTALLATION CHRYSLER LEBARON '87 - Perfect cond. inside & out. Home wiring & jacks installed. and Refundable Runs like new. 113,000 mi. Free estim ates. 908-888-7970 Asking $2,500. 908-214-8958 Security Deposit! TRASH COUPE DE VILLE D’ELEGANCE '83 - Very good -U. condition. Clean, A/C, fully 1 \ A REMOVAL loaded. $2,300. 908-446-0933 Basem ents • G arages • Attics DODGE AIRES WAGON '86 - Call 908-572-1358 4 cyl., . auto, p/s, p/b, air. White, runs well. Cheap trans portation. Dented fender. 094 Tailoring 118,151 miles. VIN #F312375. Price excludes tax & tags. 3 dr H/B, 6 cyl., 5 Spd., P/S, Anti-lock Brakes, A/C. AM/FM Stereo 4 door, 6 cyl., A/C, AM /FM Stereo w/Cass., Fab. Int., P/Seats, Buckets, Call 908-257-6700 w/Cass., Leather Int., P/Seats, Buckets. Rec/Seats, Gauges, R/Def., Rec/Seats, Console, R/Def., P/w /L/Ant/M ir, BSM , Tint, Tilt, Cruise, P/Tr, HEMMING, ETC... DODGE CARAVAN LE 1986- P/w/L/Ant/M ir, BSM, Tint, R/W ipe-W ash, Tilt, Cruise, Interm it W ipers, Interm it W ipers, M ats, Dual A ir Bags/Anti Lock Brakes, Caribbean Green. Type & Sew 908-462-7494 New tires, great cond., very Black, Power Sun Roof. Stk. #93P70. MSRP $21.064. Stk. #93S86. Vin. #PA204158. MSRP $21,078. dependable. Burgundy. 908-583-6336 096 Windows FORD ESCORT '88 3 door, auto., a/c, am/fm cass.. 65,000mi. Like new. Asking The Plan *8,999 The Plan $8,441 BROKEN GLASS- I fix win $3,100. Call 908-536-7735 dows, screens, mirrors, any FORD THUNDERBIRD'77- with purchase option at 24 months $12,214 with purchase option at 24 months $12,008 glass. Call Ken 908-446-5991 New paint, 20,000 mi. on new engine. Looks & runs great. The Plan is an advance payment net (closed end) lease with a purchase option WINDOWS WASHED $3,000. or best offer. Please S T O R M S & S C R E E N S call 908-739-3925 at the end of 24 months. 15,000 miles per year with 11 e per mile overage. Exc., clean work. Refs. GEO STORM '91- Black w/ NO JOB TOO SMALL gray int., mint, a/c, auto, am/ Reas, rates. 908-739-8755 fm, only 20,000 mi. $7,495. Moving. 908-536-5853 096a Window/ 700 SHREWSBURY AVE. HONDA ACCORD DX 1988 - Treatments Blue w/ blue int., power stear- ing, power window, air, factory CUSTOM CURTAINS cassette. 40,000 mi. Exc. cond., 1 owner. $5,950. RED Low Prices 908-577-0375 Call 908-686-7142 • ill'] 133 = :'/I i n £5?- i i " n . v . f *‘ 2 THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 18, 1993 5 3 NEW CAR SPECIALS NEW 1993 PLYMOUTH Becoming a w l SUNDANCE NEW 1993 PLYMOUTH 3 DOOR LIFTBACK ACCLAIM 2.2 Itr. EFI 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., 4 dr. Sedan, 2.5 Itr. EFI, auto trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C, r. def., cloth & vinyl P/S, P/B, A/C, cloth front bench seat, Five-Star D ealer low back front seats. Stk. #1527. VIN conv. spare tire. Stk. #1401. VIN #PN648852. MSRP $9,125. Rebate #PF613629. MSRP $14,731. Manuf. $1,000. College Grade Rebate if Disc. $1,011. Buhler Disc, $696. qualified $500. Buhler Disc. $331. Chrysler rebate $1,500. > is very easy, SAVE $1,831! SAVE $3,207! * 7 , 2 9 4 * 1 1 , 5 2 4 A ll you have to do is satisfy your custom ers. NEW 1993 CHRYSLER All you have to do is be courteous5, highly trained, NEW 1993 PLYMOUTH CONCORDE efficient, friendly, professional, proficient, prompt, 4 dr. Sedan, 3.3 Itr. V-6, auto trans., honest, skilled, and caring. Every minute of every day, VOYAGER P/S, P/B, A/C, P/8-way seat, cloth 2.5 Itr. EFI, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, bucket seats w/recliner, 16” whl. & with every customer. Nothing to it. O r maybe it’s just P/liftgate, r. def., lugg. rack, 7 pass, seating, touring grp., conv. spare. Stk. #1374. highback bucket seats, conv. spare, FWD. that our people are so good, they make it look easy. Stk. #1377. VIN #PR2911135. MSRP VIN #PH581690. MSRP $21,018. $17,145. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $857. Rebate Factory Disc. $169. College Grad Come see us soon. And judge for yourself. $500. College Grad Rebate $500. Buhler Rebate $500. Buhler Disc. $1,184. Disc. $782. SAVE $2,639! SAVE $1,853! * 1 4 , 5 0 6 * 1 9 , 1 6 5 USED CAR SPECIALS 1988 PLYMOUTH HORIZON 1991 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT GL 1987 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, V-8, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, T.G., console, buckets, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, r. def., A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seats, tilVcrulse, r. AM/FM stereo. Stk. #7934. VIN AM/FM stereo w/cass., T.G. def., W/W tires, T.G., cloth int., #JY207845. As traded 69,983 Loaded! Stk. #7938. VIN AM/FM stereo w/cass. Stk. #7701. miles. #ME014854.46,517 miles. VIN #HX701849.54,827 miles. $3 , 1 9 9 NEW 1993 PLYMOUTH $ 1 0 , 9 9 9 $5 , 9 9 9 NEW 1993 CHRYSLER 1990 HYUNDAI EXCEL 1990 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SE 1987 NISSAN SENTRAXE LASER 4 cyl., 4 spd. man. trans., man. 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B 4 dr., 4 cyl., 5 spd. ,man. trans., LEBARON 2 dr. Hatchback, 1.8 Itr. 4 cyl. MPI, 5 steering, no A/C, AM/FM stereo A/C, P/W , AM/FM ste re o P/S, no A/C, AM/FM stereo CONVERTIBLE spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, w/cass., Stk. #8019. VIN w/cass., T.G. Stk. #8082. VIN w/cass. Stk. #7896. VIN 2 dr., 2.5 litr. EFI 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, cloth/vinyl reel, front seats. Stk. #LU049319.59,498 miles. #LX230563.33,910 miles. #HU011259.74,379 miles. A/C, cloth int., low back front bucket seats, #1464. VIN #PE083740. MSRP sport grp., black fop. Stk. #1459. VIN $ 1 1 , 5 9 9 #PF632206. MSRP $19,611. Factory Disc. $13,490. Chrysler Rebate $700. $3 , 1 9 9 * 3 , 9 9 9 $225. Rebate $1,000. College Grad Rebate College Grad Rebate $500. Buhler 1990 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM 1987 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 1988CHEVROLET SPRNT TURBO $500. Buhler Disc. $1,002. Disc. $406. 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, SAVE $2,727! SAVE $1,606! 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, P/W, P/seats, tilt/cruise, landau, wire 3 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, A/C, AM/FM stereo. Stk. #7852. whl. cvrs., r. def., AM/FM stereo A/C, AM/FM stereo w/cass. Stk. w/cass., leather int., T.G., W /W tires. #7890. VIN #JK702848. 39,667 VIN #LF770485.63,260 miles. Loadedl Stk. #7854. VIN #HC117690. ■”M 90 miles. * 1 6 , 8 8 4 * 1 1 , 8 8 4 * 7 , 2 9 5 $ 4 , 9 9 9 3 , 7 9 9 Price(s) include(s) all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing, registration, and taxes. .GARDEN STATE P A R K W A Y E X I T 1 1 7 2 6 4 - 5 0 0 0 5 4 AUGUST 18, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT THE BOSS IS AWAY AND THE SALES MANAGER HAS GONE... CRAZY DAY^ SALE... !*» BRAND NEW 1993'S USED CARS AND TRUCKS!! SALES MANAGER DREW ANZALONE HAS REDUCED THE PRICES TO ROCK BOTTOM! MAKE A DEAL NOW...WHILE THE BOSS IS AWAY! . ■ - WE MUST SELL 250 CARS THIS MONTH... STOP IN NOW... WE'LL MAKE YOU A BUYER!! • v.-’ i t v ! ■ m ALL v e h i c l e s Jf I f t S S L E f o h a g g l e ON * a |P .■ •/ \ P R I C E VtflNDOVe'S j I P R I C E ONLY! 200 HWY. 35 (Pkwy exit 117) Keyport, NJ. (908) 264-1600 IV I '1 1 1 ^ : Cl I : H " ( f E f , 3 ' T 11 c>U,\ 6 »! THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 18,1993 5 5 CHEVROLET Safi® g g © I " ° The Home Of r , i w A fte r all...isn 't life com plicated enough? NEW 1993 CHEVY I 1 CAVALIER RS WAGON r m 3.1 Itr. MFI V-6, auto trans., D P/S, P/B, A/C, P/W, sprt. 77 I p * cloth bucket seats, r. def., roof carrier, stl. bltd. radials, tilt CARS! whl., AM/FM stereo w/cass. & ext. range speakers, dig. 1990 CHEVY CAVALIER 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, body side elk., speed control w/resume. mldg., console, carpet, elk., r. del., frt. & r. tlr. mats, AM /FM stereo, recl/bucket seats, Int. wip Stk. #3743. VIN IP7178523. ers, rally whls. Stk. #35101. VIN #J1844970. MSRP $13,964. GM Rebate 41,799 miles; $300. College Grad Rebate $6,996 \ $500. Future Disc. $496. 1992 CHEVY EXTENDED A S T R O V A N OUR EVERYDAY PRICE... 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, tilt/cruise, recl/bucket seats, delx. whls., carpet, NOT ONE DAY ONLY! d k ., T.G., AM/FM stereo w/cass. Stk. #P2103. VIN #NB109481.24,130 miles. T *13,997 1992 CHEVY CAVALIER 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P /l, con sole, (rt. & r. tlr. mats, AM/FM stereo w/cass., recl/bucket seats, hub whls., carpet, dk., r. del., multispeed wipers. Stk. #38001. VIN MR #N7179687.11,995 miles. *8,386 1990 GEO METRO LSI 3 dr., auto trans., P/S, P/B, P/hatch rei., r. def., NEW 1993 CHEVY AM/FM stereo w/cass., recl/bucket seats, int. NEW 1993 CHEVY NEW 1993 CHEVY wipers, carpet, console, hub whls. Stk. #35221. CAPRICE VIN #L6019911.16,946 miles. LUMINA APV BLAZER 4WD *4,216 CLASSIC WAGON 3.8 Itr. SFI V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, 4 dr., 4.3 Itr. V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/W, P/L & tailgate, P/6-way driver seat, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, r. def., r. washerAviper, 1990 CHEVY BERETTA 5.0 Itr. EFI V-8, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/W, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., console, deep tint glass, r. def., sunroof, load level delx. cloth recl/bucket seats w/P/adjuster, P/L & tailgate, P/seats, P/ant., r. def., heated mir recl/bucket seals, AM/FM stereo, Int. wipers, rors, body pin striping, wire whl. cvrs. w/locks, ing suspension, 15” cast alum: whls. keyless entry, elec. shift, spare whl. & tire carpet, dk., tech., trip od., hub whl. Stk. #P3045. AM/FM stereo w/cass. & ext. range speakers, w/locks, roof carrier, AM/FM stereo w/cass. carrier, stl. bltd. white letter tires, alum, VIN #IY121742.54,299 miles. dig. elk., speed cont. w/resume, remote mirrors, & ext range speakers, speed control, frt. & r. whls., AM/FM stereo w/cass., speed con *6,756 frt. & r. carpet fir. mats, full spare, r. comp, secur carpet fir. mats, remote fold-away mirrors, trol, tilt whl., int. wipers, lugg. carrier, deep ity cvr., dual reading lamps, two-tone paint. Stk. 1989 CHEVY CAPRICE #3627. VIN #PW136270. MSRP $23,389. GM custom cloth bucket seats. Stk. #T3786. VIN tint glass, 2-tone paint. Stk. #T3265. VIN #PT149133. MSRP $22,202. College Grad #P21.22880. MSRP $23,073. Rebate WAGON Rebate $1,500. College Grad Rebate $500. 8 cyl., auto trans. w /od„ P/S, P/B, A/C, P/W, P/L, rebate $500. Future Disc. $1,668. $1,000. College Grad rebate $500. Disc. Future Disc. $2,550. P /ant, r. def., T.G., till/cruise, sp lit bench seat, $1,599. fit. & r. fir. mats, body side mldg., AM /FM stereo w/cass., wire whls., Int. wipers. Stk. #36011. VIN #KA156172.38,924 miles. $18,839 *18,634 *19,974 *9,487 ;'A- Price(s) include(s) all costs to be paid by a consum er, except for licensing, registration, and taxes. R O U T E 34 AT SOUTH ATLANTIC AVE. ABERDEEN (MATAWAN) NEXT TO STRATHMORE SHOPPING CENTER EVROLET AFTER THE SALE.., J t d L f// m W//////////////Z v ^ Sr* ’/////////////////, ITS THE SERVICE THAT COUNTS! //m/m/fMm/ffftw,. 1 //////////////////////////m /mj. i 566-8000 I 'g&iM liiiM "" 5 6 AUGUST 18, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT The Right Price...The Right Tim e...The Right Place NISSAN NISSAN ______NEW 1993 SENTRA XE NEW 1993 TEMPO a ir b a g : NEW 1993 SHADOW F o ri 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, Nissan 4 dr., 4 cyl., 5 speed manual trans., , Dodge 2 dr., 4 cyl., 5 speed manual trans., P/S, P/B, air cond., stereo-cass., cruise air cond., stereo-cass., PM idows & P/S, P/B, no air cond., all season locks, velour int., console, interval control, cloth int. Stk #7659. ' tires, rear defogger. Stk #1766. wipera. Stk #40551. VIN.PK200149. VIN.PC809550. MSRP $11,649. SAVE $1672. VIN.PN670267. MSRP $9411. 9 9 7 7 MSRP $13,942. SAVE $3643. * 1 0 , 2 9 9 Selling price includes $1000 Rebate & $500 College grad rebate SAVE $2416. 6 9 9 5 NEW 1993 ALTIMA X NEW 1993 F-150 PICK UP NEW 1993 CARAVAN Nissan 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, Ford, 6 cyl., 5 speed manual trans., P/S, PIS, Dodge 7 passenger, 6 cyl., auto trans., P/B, no A/C, stereo, cruise control, no A C , stereo, ra d a l all season lires, payloac P/S, P B , A/C, stereo-cass., lilt, cruise, cloth int. Stk #7431. VIN.PC183589. pkg #2. Argent rear step bumper. 3.08 Rear ciolh int., lugg tack Slk #1806 MSRP $14,704. SAVE $2305. axel ratio. VIN.PCA74785. MSRP $12,899. Selling price includes $500 Commercial * 1 0 , 5 9 9 VIN.PR371774. MSRP $17,752. * 1 2 , 3 9 9 rebate & $400 College Grad rebate Selling price includes $700 Rebale & $500 $ 1 5 , 4 9 5 SAVE $ 2 0 0 . College Grad rebate. SAVE $2257. NEW 1993 MAXIMA NEW 1993 CROWN VICTORIA NEW 1993 INTREPID Nissan 4 dr., 6 cyl, auto trans., P/S, DUAL AIRBAGS! P/B, A/C, stereo-cass., P/toindows Dodge 4 dr, 6 cyt, auto trans, P7S, P/B, Ford 4 dr., 8 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, & locks, tilt, cruise, cloth int. . A/C, stereo-cass. P/windows & seats, A/C, stereo-cass., P/windows, interval wipers, conventional 611, cruise, doth buckets, alum. \*eels. seats & locks, Bit. crnise, velour . .pare, Stk #7762. VIN.PT131492. Stk #1821. VIN.PH693044. MSRP $19,395 int., light decor group. Slk #40267. VISRP $21,700. SAVE $4205. Selling price includes $500 College Grad VIN.PX122t00. MSRP $21,144. * 1 7 , 9 9 5 rebate. SAVE $1400. $1 7 , 4 9 5 SAVE $3154. * 1 7 , 9 9 0 CHOOSE FROM A URGE SELECTION OF QUALITY USED CARS, TRUCKS & VANS!