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AUGUST 4, 1993 2 5 C E N T S VOLUM E 23, NUMBER 31
B uilding boom begins
FOCUS: Growth in Holmdel Stories on pages 20 and 21
______BY MARK RONDEAU______Staff W riter
I f you^drive around Holmdel, you can see it: workers clearing lots, digging foundations, building walls and paving new roads. In addition to a number of townhouse developments already in full swing on the north side of Holmdel, several housing developments are beginning or are filling out. For instance, off Route 34, houses are being constructed for the 47-lot Tiberon development. Off Holland Road, digging for a detention basin has begun for the 28- lot Falcon Ridge II development, which has prelim inary approval from the Holmdel Planning Board. Extensive townhouse development is under way in northern Holmdel. In this area, about 930 townhouses have either recently been built, are currently being built or have preliminary approval. HOUSING COMEBACK — Tadeusz Lubowicki is busy on the construction site of Beauridge in Hoimdel, one of These developments are Hidden many new developments under construction in the township. .(Photo by Rich Schultz) Woods, a 79-townhouse unit development planned off Middle Road and Laurel Av unit townhouse development recently development now being built is the 347- oped. The remaining 160 units have pre enue. This complex has preliminary ap constructed on the south side of Middle unit Orchards at Holmdel. liminary approval. proval, and construction has not been Road, near the intersection with Laurel Finally, on the west side of Laurel Av In 1993, the township has issued more started. Avenue. enue, south of Route 35 and north of building permits for new homes — 352 Gracewood Glen is a 44-townhouse Now under construction is the 163- Takolusa Drive, stands Beauridge, a lux — than the amount that was issued from development being constructed on the townhouse Palmer Square on the west ury townhouse development of 250 units. 1989 through 1992; during that four-year north side of Middle Road between Laurel side of Palmer Avenue between Route 35 The first two phases of this development, perid, 349 permits were issued, according and Palmer avenues. Fox Chase is a 46- and Middle Road. A sprawling townhouse comprising 90 units, are now being devel Continued on page 21 W om an’s body found at Cliffw ood Beach
______BY MARILYN DUFF______Monmouth County Prosecutor John Kaye, who could ple fishing nearby. The area is a popular swimming and not be reached for comment before press time Monday, fishing spot, Dougherty said. Staff W riter reportedly said the woman was partially dressed and The victim was taken to CentraState Medical Center, The body of an unidentified woman was found about could be anywhere from 20 to 50 years old. Freehold Township. An autopsy was scheduled for 7 a.m. Sunday at Cliffwood Beach Park near the border The woman’s body was discovered by two people Monday. of Aberdeen and Old Bridge. walking on the beach. It was found lying on the sand The prosecutor’s office is heading the investigation. The woman, who was beaten around the head, is about 40 yards from Raritan Bay and 80 yards from Detective Sgt. Joseph Kelly is coordinating the inves believed to be Asian or Hispanic, Aberdeen Township Whale Creek, Dougherty said. Whale Creek forms the tigation from Aberdeen, according to Dougherty. Police Chief Brian G. Dougherty said Monday. The body border between Aberdeen and Old Bridge in that area. Dougherty and seven officers responded to the crime was there since late Saturday or early Sunday, he added. The creek empties into the bay. scene Sunday morning. The officers were detectives There was nothing to help police identify the woman, Dougherty said the body had not been in the water, so Harry Stark, Frank Sigisimondi and John Mason; Sgt. Dougherty said. He declined to speculate on her age or it did not wash ashore. Jerimiah Hourihan; and patrolmen Alan Geyer, Bemie provide a further description. When the body was discovered, there were other peo Doherty and Daryl Richardson. Check our Garage Sale Directory for great bargains & treasures see page 41 2 AUGUST 4, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT
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THIS ISSUE: Cops probe bias incidents But hate crime is rare here, chief says
______BY MARILYN DUFF______Staff W riter
MIDDLETOW N — Police are contin uing their investigation of two bias inci dents in North Middletown . However, Police Chief William Fowlie said that bias crime remains rare in the township, despite the presence of a white supremacy group in the area. In the two incidents reported July 24, someone painted a swastika on the dri ver’s side door of a car parked in the dri veway of a residence on upper Main FIGHTING BIAS — Middletown Township Police Chief William Fowlie says Street. bias incidents in the municipality are rare. Two such occurrences were The perpetrator(s) also poured gasoline reported on July 24. down one side of the driveway and lit it, causing a garden hose to bum, according Middletown reported six bias crimes in dletown. Big Danny Gallagher partici to Detective Lt. Timothy H. Lake,. 1991, but only one last year. pated in a recent tribute per At a nearby residence on Bay Tree Incidents such as those reported July Circle, someone painted the words “nig 24 are “kind of rare,” Police Chief BIAS INCIDENTS formance at the Downtown ger” and “white power” on the garage William Fowlie said. Cafe in Red Bank. door. Fowlie said he did not know if the inci Aberdeen 1991 5 Page 16 dent was the work of a white supremacy The couple at the first house is bi 1992 5 racial; the husband is white and his wife is or skinhead organization, although he black. said there is such a group in the Bayshore Hazlet 1991 1 The owners of the Bay Tree Circle area. 1992 2 house are both white, according to Lake. Barner, who is the township’s bias REGULAR FEATURES H o lm d e l 1991 1 Lake said the same color paint was officer, was not available Friday to com used in both incidents. The Main Street ment. 1992 2 • Calendar Page 26 incident was reported at 7:30 a.m. July 24, In May, a Monmouth County Grand Keyport 1 991 1 and the Bay Tree Circle incident was Jury indicted five area residents, believed • Classifieds Page 37 1992 1 • Editorials Page 24 reported later the same day. to be members of the White Rule Union or Lake declined to provide further The Eastern Hammer Skinheads, in con M a ta w a n 1991 1 • Letters Page 24 details. Patrolman John Hill responded to nection with bias-related assaults last 1992 2 • Milestones Page 22 the Main Street residence and Patrolman November in Keansburg. • Obituaries Page 28 Peter White to the other. The organizations are part of the white Middletown 1991 6 • Sports Page 31 Detective Jeffrey Bamer and Detective supremacy movement known as skin 1992 1 • Police Beat Page 23 1st Class Barry Grimm are handling the heads, according to police. Two of those investigation. 1 Source: New Jersey Uniform Crime Reoort 1 • Property Lines Page 29 indicted in that incident were from Mid- • Yesteryear Page 15 Teen vandals strike neighborhood Phone numbers: pickles, rocks and other objects. talk to each other about the problem. Editorial 747-0222 Ext. 237 Hazlet vandalism After talking with the three residents, Broderick said residents have just start Circulation 254-1755 Hourihan checked at four other homes in ed reporting the incidents. Those reported Display Advertising 972-6740 Ext.220 not bias-related, the neighborhood. At each, he heard simi July 19 are categorized as criminal mis Classified 1-800-660-4ADS lar stories of eggs being thrown at their chief, harassment and terroristic threats. detective says houses over the past year. Broderick said while some of the resi fax 254-0256 Some of the residents named four juve dents believe they know who is commit ______BY MARILYN DUFF______niles whom they suspect are responsible. ting the crimes, they never see it being T 1 BAYSHORE 1 . Staff W riter One, they said, used a public address done. Independent system at one point to yell, “All Indians He encouraged residents to call police H A ZL E T — What appears to have get out.” about any acts of vandalism or criminal mischief at their homes, or those they see Managing Editor been a series of bias incidents in a Raritan Hourihan stated in his report the hous going on in their neighborhood. Valley area neighborhood was actually a es hit are owned by people with various Judith McGee Feeney Broderick said two age groups of matter of juveniles terrorizing the neigh European and Asian backgrounds. Sportssp Editor youths are believed to be involved, a 16- borhood, according to Detective Sgt. He also.reported that, “all are in fear of Msark Rosraan and 17-year-old group that vandalizes at Michael Broderick. calling police, because they think it would night and a 12- to 14-year-old group, Broderick is the bias officer for the only get worse.” which is influenced by the older group A Greater Media Newspaper Hazlet Police Department. “I don’t think it is so much a bias inci and vandalizes during the daytime. On July 19, Patrolman Glen Hourihan dent,” said Broderick, even though some Last year, Hazlet reported two bias Executive Editor responded to complaints from three resi minority groups are involved. “It’s basi cally juveniles terrorizing the neighbor crimes and there was one in 1991, accord dents, two on Kildare Drive and one on ing to the 1992 New Jersey Uniform Gregory Bean hood.” Cresci Boulevard, about eggs being Crime Report. Publisher What is happening, he said, is that thrown at their homes. , County-wide, there were 116 bias Kevin Wittman “anyone who interferes with what (the) Two of the houses had been pelted crimes reported in 1992, up from 79 in children are doing is targeted.” with three eggs and the residents said it 1991. The Bayshore Independent circulation is For example, if someone driving down was part of an ongoing problem. A bias incident is defined as any sus subject to audit by Verified Audit of the street interrupts a ball game, they Circulations, Inc. Published Wednesday by The Cresci Boulevard resident said it pected or confirmed offense which occurs the Greater Monmouth Publishing Co., started a year ago for him, but he never might be targeted, Broderick said. against a person, private propety or public 766 Shrewsbury Ave, Tinton Falls, N.J. reported it to police because he thought it “It’s getting to be a bad situation,” he propety on the basis of race, color, creed, 07724.Third class postage paid at East would stop. said. Brunswick, N.J. $32 a year. First Class ethnicity, religion or sexual orientation. mail subscription available at $65 for 26 Last year, he told Hourihan his truck To resolve it, police have increased An offense is considered bias-based if weeks, 25 cents a copy. windshield was broken and his house was their patrols in the neighborhood and have the motive for the act is racial, religious, hit not just with eggs, but with butter, encouraged neighbors to get together and ethnic or sexually oriented. 4 AUGUST 4, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT
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Retail Get 2nd _ _ -Evaluate and Recharge Freon I I according to Detective Lt. Timothy H. *39 • Inspect Hoses & Belts Shock or StrutS 50% Off + STICKER $1.50 Reg. 69.95 Additional I Lake. With Coupon • Expires 8/31/93 SAVE EXPIRES 8/31/93 _j With Coupon • Expires 8/31/93 With Coupon • Expires 8/31/93 The incident took place at a Campo Drive residence off Nut Swamp Road in g r a n d o p n i n g r¥RAKESPECIAL"] TUNE-UP SPECIAL I COMPUTER ALIGNMENT " I 1 the River Plaza section of the township. MAINTENANCE TUNE-UP WITH PRINTOUT I OIL CHANGE SPECIAL ■ DISC OR DRUM • Inspect Brake Hoses I OIL • RLTER• LUBE Reg.26.95 ^ J m The suspect is described as a black j q j j Master^Cylinder^ ^ | 4 CYL *lnsta"spark PIuqs Adjustment Thrust 4 Wheel A ' • Electronically Set Timing. 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We portable telephone to call police. S a l ’ s T i r e will pick-up your car at your parking w m o m DI/COVER The house was unlocked, enabling the IS m m m CAR SERVICE CENTER spot. Repair it, and return car to your suspect to walk right in, said Lake. parking spot before you return from Lake said residents need to be careful ftrZ*2S work. Call for details. about keeping both their house and their 90 DAYS HWY. 34 & MAIN ST., MATAWAN All Tire P rices Valid car doors locked, SAME AS CASH Thru 8-18-93 or Patrolman Gerald Weimer responded. OPEN 7 AM TO 6:30 PM MON. TO FRI. • THURS. TILL 8 • SAT. TILL 4 while supplies last 6 AUGUST 4, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT the original produce growers OUR OWN Super Sweet JERSEY TOMATOES JERSEY PEACHES 0 JERSEY BELL & S W E E T C O R N FRYING PEPPERS 3 9 lb. YELLOW, ZUCCHINI & Fresh Picked Every ACORN SQUASH $ H 0 0 Day Before The SUPER SWEET LOPES (Musk Melons) 3 m./ Sun Comes Up! Pat Houston (right) is honored in Middletown. 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He said these include increasing district morale and re-establishing high credibility; helping establish and name the present Save Our Schools organization; LIFETIME encouraging the school board to hold GUARANTEE I three budget information meetings to solicit public opinion in forming the 1993-1994 school district budget; and developing a new selection process for hiring administrators, “which gives teachers and parents more ownership of 16.99 2.99 decision-making.” F ra n k ’s Frank’s Super Flex Spectracide Spectracide “I look forward to finalizing my work Landscape Fabric 75-ft. Garden Hose Wasp & Hornet Killer Ant & Roach Killer at Thompson in September,” Houston Stays flexible even in 5/s" 4-ply deluxe rubber/ Water-based, will not Effective, safe control. wrote. “I have greatly missed the sub-zero temperatures! vinyl. All-season flexi stain. Environmentally Non-staining, water interaction of students, teachers, and 40" x 60'. Reg. 12.99 bility. 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First Aid Squad, $874; Keansburg This latest total — $5,433,420 — Borough, $339; Keyport Borough, covers emergency response costs, debris $45,025; Matawan Borough, $17,846; and Holmdel Township, $2,731.______c a s u a l uncom plicated clothing.... fa ll fashions sm ith bros. 9 7 2 - 1 1 3 0 # WITH THIS AD J Rt. 9 i i i i i ■ $ i ■ 5.00 O F F i i i i A n y Purchase of $50 or m ore i 1 GM Not valid with other offers. Expires 9/10/93 I - i 126 Route 9 113 S. Livingston Ave. 209 S. Route 73 3013 Yam ato R d. M arlboro Plaza Livingston, N J Cherry Hill, N J Boca Raton, F L FRANCHISES AVAILABLE (908) 972-1131 8 AUGUST 4,1993, THE INDEPENDENT M c G r u f f p r o g r a m seeks volunteers Matawan in October 1992. tective Harry Stark is adviser for the pro The local McGruff House program Safe house netw ork It works like this: A resident volun gram. will be run along the strict national guide teers his house to be a safe haven. Those Organizers hope the program will be lines of the McGruff program, which be being created accepted place a McGruff sign in a operational by September, but are still gan in Utah in 1982. prominent place on the house. looking for volunteer houses. According to program literature, “A ______BY MARK RONDEAU______If a child is followed by a stranger, On July 22, David Niles, past McGruff House provides a sense of secu Staff Writer bullied, hurt or frightened, the child could president of the Matawan Rotary, rity and a source of emergency aid. It is run up to the house with the well-known presented the Matawan-Aberdeen not an escort service or a guarantee of People connected with the McGruff McGruff crime dog sign for safety. McGruff House program with a check for safety but rather a place for appropriate House Program in Aberdeen and The program is being sponsored by the $1,033 on behalf of the Rotary chapter. short-term help by an adult for a child.” Matawan need more volunteers to help Matawan and Aberdeen police depart Manna House, Aberdeen, and Bayshore Those who become McGruff House “take a bite out of crime.” ments, the Matawan-Aberdeen Board of Community Hospital, Holmdel, were participants agree to telephone proper au The nationwide program began orga Education, and the parent-teacher organi among other institutions receiving thorities for help, reassure and aid chil nizing a local chapter in Aberdeen and zations. Aberdeen Township Police De donations that day from the Rotary. dren who are frightened or lost, and assist children who are having medical emer gencies by obtaining appropriate atten tion. CRAZYJOE SAYS CUT PRICES Other things McGruff House partici pants agree to do is assist those who are in immediate fear of becoming victims of personal crime or thefts, child abuse, SUMMER S P E C T gangs, or bullies; and report crimes and suspicious activities to law enforcement officials and provide descriptions of vehi Philadelphia King William Scotch cles and suspects when possible. However, the McGruff House partici $ 1 0 9 9 1 . 7 5 L it e r $ 15 79 1 . 7 5 L it e r pant does not personally provide first aid P lu s T a x P lu s T a x or administer medications, except in ex lOO ’S OF PRICES LIQUOR • BEER • W INE • SODA treme emergency situations and then only Cutty Sark REDUCED WAREHOUSE PRICING Johnny Walker Red if qualified. The participant also does not act as an Black Leeds 100 Pipers $ H Q 9 9 $ 2 3 4 9 1 i .- 7 » 5 L it e r 7 5 0 M L escort service, assume the role of f c W P lu s T a x Velvet Vodka Scotch I O P lu s T a x neighborhood supervisor, enforce laws, guarantee safety, or provide food, bever Almaden Wines $1 0 9 9 $Q99 ages, toilet facilities, or a place to warm I Cm, 1 . 7 5 L it e r 1.75 Liter! 1 3 1 . 7 5 L it e r Calvert Gin All Types P lu s T a x P lu s T a x P lu s T a x up or cool down. $Q99 The program is meant to aid adults as 99 4 Liter Glass 1 . 7 5 L it e r well as children; however, participants do Legorio Red Fleischmanns P lu s T a x $7 P lu s T a x Cattani Wines not have to open their door if they feel Not white zin or White Gin uneasy about a situation, Drapkin said. Northern Light About 65 homes are involved in Ab $ 0 9 9 $ 0 9 9 $ 5 9 9 _ „ ... Canadian 5 Liter Box O 7 5 0 M L erdeen and Matawan right now, and a lot P lu s T a x 7 5 0 M L P lu s T a x more are needed, Drapkin said. P lu s T a x 1 . 7 5 L it e r She added that she would like to have 7 Up Fleischmannsl Rico Bay 1 0 ! P lu s T a x at least one home per street, and there are Ron Castillo Diet or Regular Vodka Light Rum Leeds Gin 419 streets in Matawan and Aberdeen. Puerto Rican Rum 12 oz. cans Some 98 percent of applications to be $C 49 $ 1 0 9 9 come houses are accepted and applica C a s e 7 5 0 M L I 1 . 7 5 LLit it e r tions are kept confidential, she said. Every * 1 1 P lu s T a x P lu s T a x P lu s T a x adult in the house undergoes a back Stock ground check and is fingerprinted. Grants 12 Yr Old George Duboeuf Smirnoff 80‘ In September there will be an orienta White or Rouge Sweet or Dry tion program for volunteers from the $ 1 0 9 9 $ 2 9 9 99 homes accepted, Drapkin said, adding that 1 L i t e r G la s s 1 . 7 5 L it e r $ 0 9 9 750lvlL I ■■■ Plus Tax ' 1 2 she hopes the program will be operating P lu s T a x P lu s T a x P lu s T a x by then. WINE SELECTIONS BEER SELECTIONS o f f t h e f l o o r By October, program organizers hope PRINCIPESSAGANI 750 M L ...... $ 7 4 9 1 . B U D SUITCASE CANS...... $1 0 " to go into district schools and present the B L U E N U N 750 M L ...... * 3 " 2. BUD LIGHT & BUD DRY $ 0 9 9 program to students. BASSANO SOAVE 1.5 LITER...... * 4 " SUITCASE CANS...... GREAT WESTERN For further information, contact Detec 3. ALL MILLER * 9 " EXTRA DRY/BRUT 750 M L ...... * 5 " SUITCASE CANS...... $ 2 0 " tive Harry Stark or Patrolwoman Kathy PETRAID CHIANTI 750 M L ...... $4 " 4. 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ES<3!- ; • T S U 'IIa 6 THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 4, 1993 9 Raritan H ig h hires athletic trainer Spa ow ner charged By Marilyn Duff Cleffi said Wallace will spend two-fifths HAZLET — Last year at this time, of her time teaching physical education parents of athletes at Raritan High and the remainder as athletic trainer. School were pressuring the Board of There were about eight applications in p ro stitu tio n case Education to hire an athletic trainer. for the position and five final candidates. By late fall, they were angry because Wallace has experience working with operation and is very upset about it, he the board postponed hiring a trainer until several different schools, said Cleffi. Equipment, said. the following year. Parents pressed for the position Fowlie said the strike force, which in Now, all that waiting is over and because of their concerns about coaches’ records, cash cluded township police officers and mem everyone can sit back and relax. ability to recognize symptoms of injury bers of the Bayshore Narcotics Task At a special meeting June 30, the or illness. They also wanted injured Force, did a great job. board hired Eileen Guinan Wallace, a students to have follow-up care and seized by police “We will not tolerate that type of activ Keyport resident, to work as athletic therapy at the school. ity in this town,” Fowlie said. trainer and physical education teacher During presentations favoring the BY MARILYN DUFF In a statement about the arrests, Fowlie Wallace will receive a starting salary program last fall, the head of the Shore warned that anyone who wishes to engage of $30,800. Conference Athletic Trainers Staff W riter in prostitution “would be well advised to Earlier in June, the board authorized Association said Raritan was the only MIDDLETOWN — A 28-year-old stay out of Middletown.” spending $54,590 to set up a trainers conference school offering a full athletic Port Monmouth womap was arrested The undercover investigation was room at Raritan High School. program that did not have a trainer. Thursday and charged with promoting prompted by rumors that the tanning and The costs are in line with board Wallace will cover home games for prostitution at the Palms Spa in Belford. massage parlor was allegedly selling sex estimates last fall of $75,000 to $80,000. all high school sports, including Police raided the spa, located at 329 on the side. Schools Superintendent Michael freshman and junior varsity games. Route 36, about 6:30 p.m. Thursday and During a “very labor-intensive investi also raided the home of the owner-opera- gation,” Fowlie said, patrols kept a tor, Marina Ogilvie of 24 Main St. watchful eye on the operation. Ogilvie was charged with promoting Police were able to identify two cus N B A players’ golf tourn ey set prostitution and procuring others for pros tomers of the illegal prostitution business titution. She was released on her own rec who cooperated with the investigation, MIDDLETOWN — The first annual golf tournament, including Chris Jackson ognizance. Fowlie said. While they won’t be charged, NBA Players Golf Toumament-Dinner to of the Denver Nuggets, Mark Eaton of the Police also arrested an employee, other customers may be, he said. benefit Kimberly’s Fund, a non-profit Utah Jazz and Robert Horry of the Pauline Markay, 24, of 83 Mt. Tabor Questions about the spa and rumored organization, will be held Aug. 16. Houston Rockets. Way, Ocean Grove, on an outstanding activities there came up at last week’s Kimberly’s Fund was created in The cost of dinner is $75. To warrant. The warrant was for contempt of Township Committee meeting during a memory of Kimberly Petrillo, 3, of participate in the golf tournament, lunch court, according to Patrolman Robert J. hearing on a tattoo parlor ordinance. Middletown, who died April 30 of cancer. and dinner costs $300. You may sponsor a Morrell Jr., who participated in the raid. Mayor Anthony Musella, who was aware The golf tournament will be held at hole for a fee of $ 1,500. Markay worked at the spa as a of the investigation, “did an excellent job Bamm Hollow Country Club in If you will not be able to attend these masseuse, Morrell said. She was released of ducking” the questions, Fowlie said. Middletown. A lunch buffet will begin at events, but would like to support this on $118 bail.The investigation is Prostitution and running a place of 11:30 a.m. at the country club. Tee-off for cause, send contributions to: Kimberly prostitution are disorderly offenses, ac the golf tournament will be at 12:30 p.m. continuing and more arrests are expected, cording to Morrell. Procuring others for Fund, 47 Reckless Place, Red Bank according to Police Chief William Fowlie. prostitution is a more serious crime, he Cocktails and dinner following the 07701. All contributions will go to assist In executing their search warrants, po said. tournament will begin at 6:30 p.m. in families in financial need resulting from a lice seized various records from the spa Ogilvie had six or seven employees at Squire’s Pub, Eatontown. An auction of family health crisis. and Ogilvie’s home, including bank ac the spa, all of them adult women, Morrell sports collectibles will follow dinner. For more information, contact Keith count records and employee and client in said. About 20 NBA players will attend the Glass’s office at 741-9339. formation. They also seized $2,500 in Prostitution charges were last brought cash, Ogilvie’s 1985 Corvette, and various in the township about three years ago and pieces of spa equipment, including a ■involved a mother and daughter working sauna, whirlpool, Jacuzzi and massage together, said Morrell. This was the first A m m m m tables, as well as telephones, a caller iden instance in the township of a spa or tification recorder and a video taping sys tanning salon operating as a house of tem. prostitution, he said. 'G & M edicine The raid followed a four-month inves Besides Morrell, the following town tigation which began about two weeks af ship officers participated in the raid: Pa ^ S h o p p d * ter the spa opened March 16. The one- trolmen Bernard Cheonweth, Joseh Glynn 3250 Route 35, Hazlet, NJ 07730 story building, which Ogilvie rented, is and William Colangelo, Detective Wayne Chelsea Place located between a farm market and an ice Bradshaw, Detective Sgts. 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FREE DELIVERY fl P — i— f i I I i Open Every Day FREE I I $ 2 . 0 0 O F F 7am-llpm Tissues or Vitamin C250 I I Any Medicine Shoppe -S) (last wash 9:45) I I MAYTAG with any purchase I I Brand Item COIN LAUNDRY I I Fully Attended • Two Color TV’s • Drop-off Service Void on prescriptions for I I Cannot be combined customers under 62 or PAAD I I with any other offer Rt. 36 & Union Ave., Hazlet • 2 6 4 - 5 2 1 4 Expires 8-31-93 I I Expires 8-31-93 ______(In rear of Quick Chek Plaza) J I 1 0 AUGUST 4, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT Christm as tree law raises thorny issues dition. smaller businessperson,” said Gialanella, Ordinance Charlie Diehl, a Port Monmouth resi asking, “Why all of a sudden should we The ordinance dent who sells Christmas trees, suggested have to pay an increase?” would raise fees, establishes a $200 setting higher fees for out-of-town opera She said she favors the $500 cleanup tors. guarantee. limit locations application fee, plus a He and others were concerned about Gialanella and her husband, Tom also $500 clean-up how the ordinance affects them. Diehl operate Gialanella Evergreens on Everett guarantee, which uses a lot next door his year-round busi Road. BY MARILYN DUFF ness, so would not be affected by the va They sell Christmas trees retail and Staff Writer would be returned cant-lot rule. also wholesale to smaller vendors. once the property is Darlene Gialanella, whose family has Contrary to what Mercantante said, Gi MIDDLETOWN — An ordinance restored to its original been selling trees at a vacant lot next to alanella said the tree business has been regulating the temporary sale of Christmas the Acme shopping center in Lincroft, also less profitable in recent years because of a trees sparked unseasonable controversy at condition. would not be affected because the lot and glut of trees. last week’s Township Committee adjacent shopping center are owned by the They market only plantation-grown meeting. same person. trees, she said, adding that less-expensive The committee went ahead and Parkinson dissenting and Committee- “One bad apple hurts everyone,” said highway vendors take trees from wild adopted the ordinance, but there was one woman Rosemarie Peters abstaining. Pe Gialanella. But she said she did not know fields. ’ sticking point which may be changed. ters wanted to resolve the vacant-lot ques the answer to the problem. The new ordinance also prohibits open The new law prohibits tree sales on va tion before voting, but Mayor Anthony Anthony Mercantante, the township’s fires, typically used by workers to warm cant lots unless the lot is owned by the ad Musella preferred to act on the measure at planning director, will review the vacant themselves, and storage of trees in a trailer jacent property or business owner. the July 28 meeting. lot issue with Dowd. He noted the com or other structure without proper ventila Bill Geier, who last year operated three The committee has been working all mittee wanted to address the proliferation tion, defined in the ordinance as “dry stor tree lots in the township, said, the ordi year on developing the ordinance, citing of the lots. age.” nance would not allow him to operate at problems with vendors failing to clean up “If we don’t have that provision, I as Under the new ordinance applications two of the three, locations. sume the highway will look the same next must be filed by Oct. 1 and include a pro After the hearing Geier said he will sue year,” he said. posed layout and utility and garbage dis to have the ordinance overturned if is it I SPEAK OUT Mercantante said later that in the past, posal information, among other things. not amended. ' , 1-800-660-4237 tree vendors have only had to take out a The permits are valid from the Friday Township Attorney William Dowd $10 permit and there was “pretty much no after Thanksgiving to Dec. 31 and cleanup suggested amending the vacant lot re their lots last year. regulation.” must be completed by Jan. 8. quirement, saying the ordinance may not Musella said he received a number of In years past, though, he said there Non-profit organizations selling trees be constitutional because it does not give complaints about uncleaned lots after the were not as many vendors. “It’s more to raise funds have to pay the cleanup the same rights to all owners, of vacant holidays. profitable today,” Mercantante said. guarantee fee, but not the application fee. lots. He also said he didn’t like the way Gialanella said Thursday that if the Dowd suggested to one resident, “If I Committeeman Patrick Parkinson said Route 36 looked between Port Monmouth committee lets the new law stand the way were you I would let sleeping dogs lies,” he objects to permitting tree sales on any and Belford during the Christmas season. it is, it will be OK with her. when she asked if holiday wreath and vacant lots, regardless of where they are The ordinance establishes a $200 ap She wants the vacant-lot rule to stand, grave blanket sales from her home were or who owns them. He wants to allow tree plication fee, plus a $500 cleanup guaran but feels charging $200 for a permit is covered by the ordinance. Such retail ac sales only on lots where there are existing tee which would be returned once the ridiculous. tivities are not allowed in residential areas, businesses. property was restored to its previous con “It won’t really hurt us, but hurts the Dowd told the woman. 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Exp. 8/25/93 FRI. & SAT 1 1 :3 0 - 1 0 PM 706-0002 S3 THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 4, 1993 1 1 Tattoo p arlors restricted to h ig h w a y zones Everything that has happened to Aside from Beime’s view that tattoo Body M arks can Leonardo in thelast 10 years “has been SPEAK OUT parlors are obnoxious businesses, rem ain in Leonardo detrimental,” said Beirne, citing the 1-800-660-4237 residents are concerned about the use and additions of a bus depot and marina ramp. disposal of needles used in the tattoo Comparing Leonardo to the Locust properly he would not have any process, because of AIDS. BY MARILYN DUFF customers. Hazard also said tattoos are section of the township, Beirne said, becoming more popular and that he has no Middletown’s ordinance requires that Staff Writer “Even though we pay the same tax rate as objections to being regulated. new, sterilized needles be used for each Navesink River Road (residents),” a tattoo Butch Comer, who operates Butch’s customer to avoid infection. It also MIDDLETOWN — Over protests parlor would never be able to open there. Tattoo Parlor in Hazlet, has been trying to requires proper disposal of waste materials from Leonardo resident Frank Beime that Willie G. Hazard, owner of Body establish guidelines for a long time. and prohibits juveniles from going into the a $3 padlock would have been more Marks, which is located at 58 Leonardo building unless accompanied by a parent. effective, the Township Committee last Ave., said previously that people Problems with tattooing, according to According to Ciesla’s proposed bill, week adopted new laws regulating tattoo stereotype tattoo businesses and people Comer, stem not from studios, such as his infectious diseases, including the AIDS- parlors. with tattoos, but that it is a business like and Hazard’s places, but from causing virus HIV and hepatitis, can be The ordinance, adopted unanimously any other business, and if he didn’t run it “underground, do-it-yourselfers.” transmitted during the tattooing procedure. at the July 28 meeting, was prompted by the opening four months ago of Body Marks Tattoo Parlor on Leonard Avenue in a neighborhood business area of Leonardo. Neighborhood business zones are small commercial areas in residential 3 O a y s o n | y neighborhoods. Beime called the ordinance laughable and asked, instead, why the committee A n n u AUGUST 6,7 8 didn’t exercise its power to close the shop down. Mayor Anthony Musella said the president of the Leonardo Civic Association, Vince Moran, is in favor of the ordinance and helped put it together. Musella said previously the committee could not shut the place down because it was open before the law was adopted. “This one has gotten away from us,” the mayor continued, explaining the committee is trying to prevent tattoo parlors from opening in other residential areas. The new law limits such establishments to B-3 and B-4 business highway zones, sets strict health regulations, and requires compliance with Save Up * ° state and county laws governing such operations. The problem, according to Beime, is there are no state laws governing tattoo parlors. And because Body Marks is already there, it is “grandfathered” and can remain. “If they don’t exist, how can you draw an ordinance,” asked Beime, referring to state regulations. A bill introduced earlier this year by state Sen. Andrew Ciesla, R-Ocean and Monmouth, and supported by Sen. Joseph Kyrillos, R-Monmouth and Middlesex, would ai thorize the Public Health Save On... Council, w hich enforces the State Sanitary PATIO GROUPS • WROUGHT IRON • WICKER Code, to iegulate sanitary conditions in ' UMBRELLAS • TABLEWARE • GLASSWARE tattoo parlors. BAR SETS • ACCESSORIES • AND MUCH MORE Beime offered his own solution to what he called “an absolutely obnoxious sPecla//i Ducane r r lo I T O V c 'ly~eleoted use.” b e a c h GAS He suggested the township use its right u m b b e u a s of eminent domain to take private 3 0 % 6 R U - L S o f f . property for public use and convert the 3 0 : w 30% building housing the tattoo parlor into a C library annex. OFF O i l . OFF ^ Group* rfkVreaoV ^ O f'n S'0<*L. f “You must remember these (Leonardo) Special Se’ Ml Sri'te kids go by there every day,” he said. But Township Attorney William Dowd said that would not work and, “would be TERMS OF SALE struck down in a moment” in the courts. •All Items Sold "As Is" ADD-ON POOLS • All Sales Final • No Layaways “New Jersey's Most Elegant Pool & Patio Showcase" Employment services • Delivery Available At Extra | 1400 Highway 35 • Middletown Charge offered by Labor Dept. • No Ralnchecks Free Employment Counseling, OPEN: 671-0808 • No Dealers Please sponsored by the New Jersey Department Sat.:9-5; Sun.:9-4 of Labor, Veteran Employment Service, will be held at 9 a.m. at the Hazlet Branch of the Monmouth County Library, 251 Middle Road, on Thursday throughout the month of August. For more information call 264-7164. 1 2 AUGUST 4, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT Teacher negotiations "Sw am ped w ith calls!" beginning to heat up Sharon from Manalapan put an ad BY MARK RONDEAU h SPEAK OUT in our Classified Power Staff Writer t 1-800-660-4237 MIDDLETOWN — The Board of Package to sell her Education and the Middletown Township state Public Employment Relations refrigerator. Education Association seem to be on a Commission. This intervention would not She sold it in collision course. be binding. “Your negotiating team can’t make up The three-year contract for teachers 3 days and was its mind whether to seek compromise or and staff expired June 30, and a new swam ped w ith calls" confrontation,” MTEA President Diane contract is being negotiated between the Swaim told school board members at their school board the MTEA. meeting July 19. “Time is rapidly running Swaim said that in May a negotiating out.” subcommittee met to discuss ways of < LET OUR CLASSIFIED POWER PACKAGE WORK FOR YOU! As a result, the MTEA has declared an reducing health insurance costs while impasse in the negotiations and asked for maintaining the current level of coverage. C A LL 1-800-660-4ADS the intervention of a mediator from the At this time, two board members suggested providing a different carrier, she said. The current firm providing health insurance coverage is Connecticut General. However, according to Swaim, the school board’s negotiating team July 19 came back and rejected the possibility of changing carriers. Swaim said that the carrier suggested by the board subcommittee, the State Health Benefits Plan, would save $362,340 in just one year, and save $1,087,021 over three years. “You have rejected a win-win option,” she said. Now, the board is limiting discussion to three Connecticut General suggestions, Swaim said. Two of these would require staff financial contributions toward health It's Tim e For benefits costs; the third would require limiting teachers and secretaries, “to the The Best O f Sum m er doctors and hospitals a managed-care Fresh From O ur Farm HMO allows,” she said. “In this country, nothing is more August at Dearborn Farms brings you the sacred in health care than an American very best of summer’s harvest picked daily citizen’s right to select his or her own at our family’s farm and rushed to our store doctor,” Swaim said. “American citizens for same day freshness. demand it. We deserve and expect no You'll taste the freshness of world famous less.” Jersey tomatoes-beefsteaks, cherries and Swaim said that no other teacher and plums-zucchini, green peppers, yellow secretaries union in the state has agreed to squash, eggplant, string beans, cucumbers, the type of bargaining demands the board watermelons, cantaloupes and more, all is making of the MTEA. Such demands picked daily at our local farm. And since we were made, and then withdrawn, by grow our own produce, you're guaranteed school boards in Keansburg, Shrewsbury, the very lowest prices and highest quality. Rumson, and Long Branch, she added. Don't forget, Dearborn is your summer Citing the fact that the board is paying cookout headquarters with everything you its new superintendent of schools, Peter need for the best barbecue ever! Merluzzi, a salary 30 percent higher than that of his predecessor, Swaim said the district already has qualified and This Week's Specials competent teachers and secretaries. Good from August 4-9 “It’s time that you realized the cost of maintaining them at the market rate,” she PRODUCE said. “That cost does not include them paying for their health benefits or California Iceberg Lettuce 6 9 ( eviscerating their coverage.” Board member Joseph DeGennaro said California Cantaloupes __ that an analysis of the state heath 12 size...... 79C insurance plan indicated that it is not cost effective and would not provide any improvement in coverage. He added that changing a health insurance carrier is something a school Sweet or Hot ^ board can do without collective Italian Sausage...... $1.99/lb. bargaining. As to the three options within the Connecticut General plan, “these are options that are more than reasonable in W here quality and service the balance of the work world,” are fam ily traditions DeGennaro said. As to the intervention of PERC, DeGennaro said that the state agency typically has not broken or set precedents, and is not likely to accept the insurance coverage changes the board has propose. However, as long as the board’s position on health benefits continues to have community support, “we will Open every day. Mon. thru Sat., 8am - 6pm 2170 Highway 35, Holmdel, NJ • (908) 264-0256 maintain the options, and we will (continue) discussing these options.” THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 4, 1993 1 3 The Spanish American Organization & Coors Beer C linics exp an d care Presents Id lin g @1 fi« fieri® M ean Flag to those w ith A ID S 8 Spalsi»laieri$aa Festival formation and referral line and resource Services include center. One of the new ambulatory care clinics for HIV-infected individuals is Food from Puerto Ri< a now at Riverview Medical Center, Red Date: August 7th, 1993 C u b a transportation, Bank, according to Buckley. Place: Beachfront Park, Previously, Buckley said, Riverview Keyport, NJ Games resource center was seeing AIDS patients in its general Time: 10:00AM (Flag Raise) ! ntertainm ent medical clinic, but had no clinic just for 12:00-8:00PM (Festival) BY USA MILLER acquired immune deficiency syndrome. i REl Admission - Everyone Invited Staff W riter Another new AIDS clinic is located at Add’lt Sponsors Include: Day-Bedle Funeral Home Keyport Pizza the Ocean County Health Department in A&S Keyport Cleaners Feigenson Shoes Lazarre’s Shoes Bayshore Stationers Festival Records MS. Carmens Plain ‘N’ Fancy Toms River. Bittner & Carton Insurance Agency Fidelity Union Bank Peterson & Staeger N ew clinics in the area have made Burlew’s Seafood & Steak House Gale’s Industrial Supply Sav-On Drugs “There was no clinic facility in Ocean Celinda’s Spanish Restaurant Jack’s Auto Shop United Jersey Bank specialized medical care more County previous to this funding,” Buckley Ciferdez Ass. Upholstery Carpeting Jack’s Stationary West Furniture Co. accessible to people who have AIDS or said. D&D Cash Register Keyport Bay Drug are HIV-positive. Buckley said the type of doctor at an Thanks to a grant awarded by the state AIDS- or HIV-treatment clinic is just one six months ago, the Monmouth-Ocean of the differences between this type of ALLER G Y SEASON IS HERE! HIV Care Consortium has expanded care clinic and a regular medical clinic. to residents with acquired immune defi The clinics have “a physician who is ciency syndrome (AIDS) or human im knowledgeable of infectious diseases and IN D O O R AIR SPECIALISTS munodeficiency virus (HIV.) the treatment protocols that are particular The grant funds ambulatory care clin to an AIDS patient,” she explained. “You AIR DUGT C LEAN ING ics in Monmouth and Ocean counties, need to know what the latest treatment is.” provides transportation to difficult-to- These new clinics aie reaching more How Air Duct Cleaning Benefits You: reach sites for people who are not eligible people in Monmouth and Ocean counties, for other transportation services, and fi Buckley said. • Helps relieve allergy suffering > Fewer breakdowns, less maintenance nances an AIDS resource center and refer In addition to the 43 new patients • Helps remove pollen, dust and other irritants ' Reduces heating & cooling costs ral line. using the AIDS clinic at the Ocean • Helps eliminate household dust > Provides a cleaner living environment “Previously, people from Ocean County Health Department, Riverview ' Eliminates possible health hazards County had to come up to Jersey Shore Medical Center’s new ambulatory care LTHIER Medical Center (in Neptune) for care,” clinic serves about 63 patients, she said. said Patricia Buckley, grant manager and New people are also being brought into 1118 River Ave., RT., % Lakewood, NJ. case-management supervisor for the the health-care system at Jersey Shore 908-901-1515 • 1-800-734-8620 MCOSS Foundation; now, about 43 pa Addiction Services in Asbury Park, 609-693-7775 tients are being treated in Ocean County. Buckley said, although she does not know Approximately 45 people in exactly how many new patients there are. COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL Monmouth County are using the trans The state grant funds comprehensive portation system, Buckley added. medical treatment for HIV-infected indi r These are people “who had no viduals in conjunction with their treatment previous method of getting to and from for substance abuse at Jersey Shore i D on ’t R u b, Scrub, or Fight their medical appointments,” she said. Addiction Services. The Monmouth-Ocean HIV Care This is “to meet the needs of the most i IThatTub Another M inute! Consortium received a federal Ryan r White grant from the state Department of needy population of (intravenous) drug LET US RESURFACE IT FOR YOU Health, Division of AIDS Prevention and users,” Buckley said. i Control, six months ago. If patients cannot get to these new Make your old, rough bathtub Ryan White was a teen-ager who died clinics, they can be brought there thanks i of AIDS. to the grant’s funding of transportation shiny, like new and easy-to-clean The grant is renewable for three years services, Buckley said. The Monmouth i County Department of Transportation Free Estimates NEW IMPROVED and provides $300,000 per year. i The consortium is comprised of health provides transportation in Monmouth 5 Year Guarantee PROCESS care providers, social service agencies and County, and the Ocean County Health i community organizations. Department provides transportation in that 4 hour dry available NEW 10 YR. WARRANTY The MCOSS Foundation of Red Bank county, Buckley said. is the lead agency in the consortium, To find out more about these trans h Buckley said. portation services, call 431-6485 in I AMERICAN COATING INC The grant has already been renewed Monmouth County or 341-9700, Ext. 611 I Fiberglass & Wall Tile/Refrigerator Refinishing for the second year, Buckley added. in Ocean County. She said that $250,000 is being used For more information on consortium ft (908) 892-8093 for clinics, and $50,000 is used for the in services, call 224-6811. L H IV referral line offers inform ation "I sold m y Olds Cutlass to the first person Mary Ann Vitiello-Taylor, a registered In a three-month period beginning nurse, staffs the information and referral March 15 and ending June 21, the referral line run by the Monmouth-Ocean HIV line received 130 calls. who cam e to see itI" Care Consortium. “Most calls are about entitlements, “We don’t get into anything extensive (which range) from pharmaceutical reim over the phone,” said Vitiello-Taylor, a bursements to housing assistance -— ev certified HIV counselor. For more com erything under the sun,” explained Vi Gail from M arlboro plex situations, she said, she counsels tiello-Taylor. was delighted people in person, by appointment. Other callers ask about clinical and The phone calls and in-person ap treatment issues, general transmission of w ith the results pointments are “confidential and can be the disease, and testing site information, f r o m h e r anonymous if they choose,” she said. among other things, she added. The “Everything is confidential. The referral line does not receive a steady flow BIG D EAL ad. people who call here on the ‘warm line’ of calls, however. are never asked their names. They are just “It runs in spurts,” Vitiello-Taylor given the information,” she added. added. Vitiello-Taylor answers the HIV/AIDS Generally, the phone line receives the Information and Referral Line — 747 most calls during weeks that coincide with 0020 — from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. something happening in the news regard a' LET OUR CLASSIFIED POWER PACKAGE W ORK FOR YOU! Monday through Friday. 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Booked for the evening was believes the essence of the songs will be ______BY CHERYL MAKIN______Kevin “Bird” Connair, a musician from revealed. Staff W riter Asbury Park. “Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen Said to be excited about the possibili have the capability of recording a song ties this new venue might offer, the 41- and making it sound live,” said Moffit, I n the musical age of grunge and syn year-old folksinger never got the chance who has two full-length albums to his thesized sounds, it is often nice to to be the kick-off man as he passed away credit. “That’s the feeling I want to get take a step back and hear music the weekend before. across at the cafe. You won’t find drum unadorned by modem technology. That’s “At 5 p.m. on Sunday, I was talking to machines here. No sequencing. These are exactly what Wednesday nights at the a friend telling her how excited he said he the real songs by the real people.” Downtown Cafe in Red Bank offers. Not was,” said Moffit. “Then, she called back only is it a weekly Unplugged, but the Being a songwriter is something Moffit music is original and performed by the around eight and told me he had died. I treasures. It’s not just something he does, songwriters themselves. Nice change of was shocked.” but rather helps define who he is. pace, eh? In tribute to Bird, who resided in “I look at the songs I write as gifts,” he Shrewsbury, Moffit enlisted some of his noted. “It’s not like I say on Tuesday at Local musician Zeke Moffit has been friends, such as Big Danny Gallagher of one o’clock, I’ll write a song. You never playing the Wednesday night gig regularly Asbury Park and John Noll of Red Bank, know when that inspiration will strike as a solo act. Then, he got the idea of shar to perform that night. you. I never take any credit for any song. ing the dates with other singer/songwrit “It was like a big Irish wake,” It’s just a wonderful gift from God. I’m ers. explained Moffit. “I never got to meet always in awe of it. I feel very fortunate. I Actually, it was spawned by the recent Bird in person, but now through his worry sometimes that there won’t be any Riverfest ’93 festival. Since Moffit is an friends who played and family who came more songs, but more always seem to organizer for the annual Jazz and Blues on Wednesday, I now feel I know him. I come.” Foundation event, this seemed a natural wish I did get to meet him personally Up next at the Downtown Cafe stage way of continuing the spirit of the though. will be Mike Dalton, who follows John successful event. “It was a really nice memorial,” he Noll as last week’s artist. “Being a songwriter myself and hav continued. “We sang songs about Bird. ing just finished Riverfest, I thought we Big Danny and others dedicated them to “I’m hoping this will form a continu should give more exposure to the other Bird and talked about him. Bird wrote a ing camaraderie between songwriters,” musicians, like the jazz and blues per lot of parody songs, so I sang some like noted Zeke. formers,” explained Moffit, a Millstone that. It was really very nice and was very In addition, Moffit is looking to pro resident. warm.” duce other artists with his company, “Rock ’n’ roll gets all the exposure,” According to Moffit, these singer/song Teakwood Productions. he continued, “but I’ve always enjoyed writer showcases allow listeners to hear “I’d like to help somebody else,” said listening to songwriters playing their own songs as originally intended — before the musician. “We do video work, enter material. This is music in its most pure recording studios and synthesizers get a tainment management, public relations, form. As coffeehouses are becoming pop hold of them. event direction and, of course, I have the ular again, I thought this might be a suc “I want it to sound like you are sitting recording studio. Any Ham 7 Lbs. or m ore cessful venture. We’d play the music of “I’ve discovered it’s not just perform Cannot be combined with the songwriter in his living room,” he with any other offer great songwriters. There are so many explained. “I have become very disillu ing that I love,” he added. “It’s show busi 1 coupon per customer around here, it wouldn’t be difficult to sioned with the recording studio. I’m ness. I like to be involved any way I can.” Valid 8-1-93 to_8-31-93 book. I asked the owners and they were guilty of it myself. I have a studio at my For more information about Teakwood very supportive and wanted to make house and I would take a song and change or Wednesday nights at the Downtown music an integral part of the club. They’ve it and mix it, add some guitars and synthe Cafe, call Moffit at 577-0194. The Down Yet another been very generous and supportive. sizers here and there, until it’s not really town Cafe, located at 8 W. 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Line-ups on W ednesday Middletown, NJ nights are dedicated to acoustic singer/songwriters. 908-842-1115 (Photo by Bob Bruce) THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 4, 1993 1 7 more can be done than in the past is staff she said of her new job. development, in all areas, not just for LeGlise was signed in May to a four- teachers, she said. year contract, paying $102,000 the first LeGlise said that in conjunction with year pro-rated, and rising to $114,400 in the community, she wants the district to the last year. do strategic planning, perhaps 10 years into the future. As part of this, a search for Since May, she regularly spent time in outside funding sources for the school Holmdel gearing up to take over her new district could be pursued, she added. duties. She replaces former superintendent Asked to list her strengths, LeGlise Timothy Brennan, who last year became cited her 24 years of experience in superintendent of the Parsippany-Troy education, her ability to work hard on Hills School District. Brennan had been many things in an organized manner, and Holmdel’s superintendent for eight years her ability to work with people. and had spent 19 years in the district. John “I really enjoy working with people,” J. Ward, former superintendent of the she said, adding that she loves children. “I Rumson-Fair Haven School District, am very much a coach. Wherever I’ve served as interim superintendent while a worked in a district, the people I’ve permanent replacement was sought. worked with have always been a team.” More than 80 candidates from 19 states “It’s really the highlight of my career,” applied for the superintendent position. Is Y o u r C hild C aught In A F a ilu re C hain? Your child may need help with weak study skills or poor reading or math skills. Some are unmotivated or lack confidence, despite good IQ's. Our certified teachers help students overcome frustration and failure. 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By Appointm ent Monmouth College, West Long Branch, “Holmdel provides an excellent Middletown M ost Insurance A ccepted LeGlise was valedictorian of her class and education, but there are always things we a national intercollegiate diving can do better,” she said. champion. For instance, she wants to examine the She began her teaching career as a district’s curriculum to see if children are sixth-grade teacher in Fair Haven and being educated to deal with the 21st Ocean Township. Her first administrative century. Students, she said, need to be ARCTIC position was coordinator of social studies taught problem solving, effective AIR CONDITIONING. INC. for the Ocean Township school district. communication, critical thinking, using Thousands of fam ilies in your area are After a year, school officials promoted her technology, and the ability to apply using Arctic Air C onditioning already!... to director of special projects, a spot she effective study and research skills. held for seven years. She would also like to look at the way • QUALITY WORKMANSHIP • RELIABILITY LeGlise earned a master of science students’ performance is assessed. • HONESTY • VALUE degree in supervision from Monmouth Although standardized tests will be College, and her doctorate in educational continued, LeGlise said she wants to look X L 1 2 0 0 administration from Nova University, Fort for other ways to measure student Super High Efficiency performance. AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM Lauderdale. from The new superintendent said she wants For example, compiling a “portfolio” to work as a team with all district of samples of a student’s writing over time TRANE personnel — teachers, administrators, may be a way of measuring progress, she office staff, and buildings and grounds said. It’s Hard 7b Stop A Thine: staff — to make Holmdel the most Another goal is to meet the needs of all outstanding school district in the country. students, including challenging average 5 3 6 * 1 7 1 1 or 583-9393 students, she added. One area where much RESIDENTIAL SPECIALISTS SINCE 1977 1 8 AUGUST 4, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT The Friendly, Caring Place to Go...Everything for After Breast Get hooked on Fisherm an Surgery By Marc Schlossberg A tossed salad and basket of Por WOMEN'S tuguese bread were set before us prompt INTERNATIONAL E ssence — Full-size portions, ly. The warm, crusty bread was just what Portuguese SUPPORT moderately priced, amiable atmos we needed for the appetizer we were ENVIRONMENT phere, lots of flavor. about to receive, as was the pitcher of F i s h e r m a n COMPLETE MASTECTOMY BOUTIQUE If you’re a fish lover, then you have to white sangria. appreciate the cooking of Spain and Portu A clams Portugeuse appetizer with 11 Jackson St. ■ S A n n u a l gal and how they masterfully prepare their chorizos ($6.25) made our mouths water. South River I m SUM M ER SW IM W EAR seafood dishes. The spicy red sauce, clams and sausage It’s not that they don’t do meat and slices made an excellent combination and 238-5188 ; r 40% O FF fowl justice, either, but it seems that they a choice way to begin dinner, although the _ Many Styles seem to have a special flair for preparing garlic shrimp and mussels marinara were m E & Colors with this coupon exp 8/18/93 1 seafood. tempting seconds. Hours: Lunch, 11:30 a.m.-3 Open Mon.-Sat. 10-5 EvesByAppt. The Portugeuse Fisherman carries For entrees, there is sizzling pork and p.m. Monday-Friday; 510 Old Bridge Turnpike, forth these elements with fine cuisine, clams; chicken in garlic, pork chops in Dinner, 3-10 p.m. Monday- East Brunswick Area nicely arranged and spiced, graciously garlic; veal chops with mushrooms; whit Thursday, 3-11 p.m. Friday 1 Block off of Rt. 18 served in a comfortable atmosphere. ing; wonderful paellas (all-seafood, or 908/257-6611 combinations with chicken and sausage, and Saturday, noon-10 p.m. coked in saffron rice); broiled snapper; Sunday. sauteed shrimp; and lobster anyway you Reservations: Accepted Aerobic/Dance & Activewear like it. Credit Cards: Most major Largest Selection in the State! Most entrees come accompanied with Bar: Full the traditional response to french fries: Smoking: Permitted Cheerleader Briefs In Stock batatas a Portuguesa, fried potatoes ar A ll C o lo r s ranged in a symmetrical ring (a must-have Attire: Casual > Dance______& Gymnastic Apparel « Dance & Gymnastic A| Handicapped: Accessible • Discounted to GirTs & W om en’s Sizes-XS to XX item in Portuguese restaurants). A broiled lobster ($17.50) was sweet ...... (With this Coupon) and succulent, and came served with W e S to c k BUY ONE ITEM AT batatas. was the sauce that subtracted from this co C a p e z io REGULAR PRICE The zarzuela de mariscos ($17.50) pious dish, just a little too light or watery. D a n c e & was a strikingly pronounced entree from The same fish served in a green or red G y m n a s t ic 5 0 % OFF 2 nd ITEM the sea, the description of which was sauce would likely be seafood heaven. A S h o e s (Excluding sale and clearance items) beyond censure for the seafood lover: “A side of saffron rice was a likable accom Expires 8/18/93 combination of lobster, shrimp, scallops, paniment. clams, mussels, and squid in a light sauce There was absolutely no room left for with red pepper. Magnificent.” Almost. dessert. Had there been, cheese cake, car Fashions For Fitness The seafood was abounding. Half a rot cake, hazelnut cake and porto flan HOLMDEL (Caldor) PLAZA • 739-6480 Layaway lobster, plenty of clams and shrimp, and (baked custard) were waiting. Available ( In The Courtyard) | _ _ Hwy. 35 N. Holmdel ygjy enough scallops, squid and mussels to Marc Schlossberg has been associated Mon.-Fri. 10-9, Sat. 10-5, Closed Sundays thru Labor Day warrant an “uncle” from any gourmand. It with the food field for more than 20 years. 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SHOP: MANALAPAN MALL; SEAVIEW SQ. MALL & W00DBR1DGE CENTER, MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 10 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M.; SUNDAY 11 A.M . TO 6 P.M. RED BANK, 121 BROAD ST., MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 10 A.M . TO 8 P.M., SATURDAY 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M.; SUNDAY NOON TO 5 P.M. 2 0 AUGUST 4, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT W GRAND OPENING FOCUS: GROWTH IN HOLMDEL , _ A ugust 7 th TEIXEIRA'S C AFE & BAKERY Zoning change: less traffic, less revenue BY MARK RONDEAU If existing township zoning is devel oped fully, with large, new office com Staff W riter plexes in the OL zones, it would result in an increase of 48,122 vehicle trips per HOLMDEL — A proposed zoning day. change will mean about 200 fewer homes If the draft zoning proposals are devel and 689 fewer residents than the amount oped it would result in an increase of allowed under the township’s current zon 3,230 vehicle trips per day. ing laws. The most controversial part of the im Both figures are estimates of the result pact study is its fiscal impact section. It 62 Highway 36, Keyport C a ll A h e a d 8 8 8 4 1 1 9 of full development under each plan. These figures come from an April let states that the proposal to eliminate many ter to the Planning Board, providing an commercial zones would cost Holmdel impact analysis of proposed zoning $4,240,683 in lost revenue, calculated as changes. taxes minus the cost of services. The impact analysis, prepared by However, substituting lower density township planner Banisch Associates, is residential development for offices in still being used by Planning Board and those areas would result in a revenue of Township Committee members as they $1,533,788 after costs, for a net fiscal loss DOWNTOWN KEYPORTS refine draft zoning ordinances. of $2,706,895 to the township. The current administration in charge of The Township Committee began its township government is leading an effort consideration of draft zoning ordinances to rezone large sections of town for less July 30. SIDEWALK SALE DAYS intensive development. The draft ordinances would reduce the However, most of the disagreement intensity of permitted development along over the draft zoning ordinance centers the Route 35 corridor, with a new light- around its reduction of commercially impact highway zone. zoned property in the township, especially Permitted uses in this zone would Sponsored by the Keyport Chamber of in what are now the office/laboratory include light industrial uses, scientific and Commerce Retail Promotions Committee (OL) zones in the southern section of research laboratories, recreational facili and the Following Merchants: town. ties, warehouses, farms, restaurants, new- The impact study is most dramatic in car dealers, and some single retail uses on Bayshore Soccer • Feigensons Shoes showing how different traffic would be if lots of at least 2 acres. Keyport Army & Navy • Lazare’s Shoes the town is developed according to cur On the south side of town, two large- Tower Variety • Westrich’s rent zoning or according to the proposed lot residential zones would replace the OL zoning ordinances. zone. What CondHon Is Ordinance w ould m ark easem ents HOLMDEL — People who build posed in the ordinance, Township pools on conservation easements often Committee members decided to require 4- Ydtr Air Commoner In? end up before the Township Committee. inch-square, 30-inch-long concrete shafts “Right now, we have (this) situation, sunk into the ground. The type of ease and at least some of them must be telling ment it marked would be imprinted in the Start with the Warranty... the truth — that (homeowners) just don’t top, similar to survey markers. know” about conservation and open-space The markers would be posted along Com fortm aker easements, Mayor Ernest Cote said at a the edge of the easement at each change air CondiHoftlrig £ Heating Township Committee meeting last month. of direction, and no more than 250 feet The committee frequently has to deal apart. • 7% Dealer financing to qualified buyers with people who have built in areas where The ordinance would not apply to • Utility rebates easements have forbidden disturbance. properties already developed. However, if SliSBiSiil •Seer rating up to 12 At the July meeting, committee mem a development has preliminary approval, jiiiiiiiiiii::;: bers voted to adopt an ordinance requiring marking of the easements could be made a • 5 year limited parts manufacturers warranty that conservation and open-space ease condition for final approval, Township • 10 year limited compressor warranty ments be marked in new developments. In Attorney Joseph Youssouf said. • AF MODEL ONLY addition to markers on the borders of the The Environmental Commission rec easement, the new law requires that prop ommended that such measures be taken to f B erty deeds would tell about the easements alert property owners and the general pub and the limitation on use that they impose. lic to the existence and location of open- U tility R ebates An easement is a section of a property space and conservation easements. in which landowner use is limited for a "KBSST u p t o $ 6 0 0 The Township Committee adopted the M \etnv Season is here variety of reasons. ordinance by a 5-0 vote. Instead of the 12- by-12-inch green • Residential . commercial FREE ESTIMATES on new signs marking easements originally pro — Mark Rondeau or replacement systems Indoor Air SpeciaVtst . Duct Cleaning specializing in Association’s cam p serves adults . Mr Purification gas conversions • Allergy R e lic t. Together in Recreation, Exploration and Knowledge (TREK) is New Jersey Head • Odor Removal 24 hr Emergency Injury Association’s summer respite and recreation program. service & Funded by the New Jersey Division of Developmental Disabilities, the camp for adults installation for oil with head injuries .will take place from Aug. 22-28 at YMCA Camp Ockanickon, Med or gas furnace, ford. • Air Conditioning H hot water boiler The primary' purpose of the program is to provide respite to family members and care • Heating replacements givers of people with head injuries. It also allows people with head injuries to experience a 1 Service Contracts week away from caregivers in a social and recreational atmosphere. Available ^ HEATING ANDAJr'cONDITIONING ^ The program is designed to serve adults age 16 or older with the primarv diagnosis of head injury. Applicants must be residents of New Jersey or currently residing in New FREEHOLD RED BANK Jersey for rehabilitation purposes. To receive an application, contact Beth Williams at New Jersey Head Injury (908) 577-4772 (908)530-5544 Association. 738-1002. ...... THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 4, 1993 2 1 FOCUS: GROWTH IN HOLMDEL Townhouse development in north Holmdel Hidden Woods 79 townhouse units preliminary approval Gracewood Glen 44 townhouses being built Fox C hase 46 townhouses recently constructed Palmer Square 163 townhouses being built Orchards at DIGGING UNDER WAY — Along this section of Holland Road, Holmdel, workers have been working on a detention basin for the Falcon Ridge II 347 townhouses subdivision. being built (Photo by Rich Schultz) B e a u rid g e 250 townhouses Building boom Phases 1 & 2 being built government to zone for lower growth had (90 units) Continued from page 1 anything to do with the increase of con struction in town. to Holmdel’s Zoning and Code Enforce “They’re approved projects and are ment Officer Carol Hasenohr. being built,” he said of the active devel Karen L. Kesten Of the 352 new home building permits opment. so far this year, 60 were for single family Any rezoning proposed by the inde dwellings and 292 were for townhouses, pendents would not affect projects with she added. preliminary or final approvals. Actually, the number of new home However, another Holmdel developer, building permits issued began to pick up Christopher Acquaviva, head of Acqua- last year, with 136 issued; in 1991, 89 viva Ltd., said he believes people are buy D e e p S e a were issued; in 1990, 58 were issued; and ing homes in Holmdel and spurring in 1989, the township issued 66 new construction because of the effort to home building permits, she said. rezone the township. Development in Holmdel boomed in Proposed zoning changes toward large the 1980s, and the population grew by 37 lots would make Holmdel too expensive percent during that decade. for all but 10 percent of the population to Holmdel developer Henry West said live in, he said, and people want to move sales in his Beauridge development seem to the town while they still can. to be neither high nor low, but even. He Acquaviva has five active projects in attributed the level of development in Holmdel, one townhouse development Holmdel to an improving market and low and four single family residence devel interest rates. Another factor is the attrac opments, he added. tion of Holmdel itself, he added. “We see activity in everything we’re West’s son, Robert West, said that this doing,” he said, adding that the increase in development provides custom-built town demand in 1993 compared to 1992 is" houses for couples whose children have “night and day.” left home. Additional reasons for increased sales The elder West said he didn’t think include pent-up demand, low interest rates Catch of the Week that the effort by the current independent and a little improvement in the economy, administration in charge of municipal Acquaviva said. Delicious Bluefish, only $ 1.00/lb. Littleneck Clams $225# pebhundrsd Shrimp 36-40’s *19.95/4 lb . B o x C h ie f urges residents to sw im safely Scallops *75*« 21-25 s *21.25/4 lb . B o x .ETOWN — When it comes to backyard swimming pools, observance of M onkfish $25*«. M ussels 99 V le rules can prevent needless tragedy, according to Police Chief William Salmon, Red Snapper, Live Lobsters, Flounder, ummer, local police respond to several serious calls result from Haddock, Scungilli... disregarding safety rules, Fowlie said. To prevent that from happening this year, Fowlie urged residents to use caution and common sense while in their backyard pools and to observe the following rules: — Do not leave small children unattended, even for a minute, in the area of the pool. BelfordSeafood Co-Op 1 Main Street • Belford — Do not allow children of any age to use the pool unless there is another per son present, even if they are good swimmers. — Do not allow anyone to dive into shallow water. retail 787-6508 • wholesale 787-6500 — Do not drink alcohol if you know you will be going in the water. Mon.-Sat. 8 am-4:30 * Sun. 8 am -noon — Require anyone who cannot swim to wear a Coast Guard-certified life pre B m m server while in the pool area. Senior Citizens Discount • Monday-Tuesday-Thursday j — ------,— . l i U MASCflUUC W W M K K gtfJi't a k i i* a»ml 2 2 AUGUST 4, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT M i l e s t o n e Elliott-Hagel Edward and Cindy Elliott of Matawan announce the engagement of their daughter, Lisa Elliott, to Christopher Hagel of Matawan, son of Charles and Ann Marie Hagel of Flanders. The future bride attended the Marine Academy of Science and Technology, Sandy Hook, and was graduated from Matawan Regional High School ,where she completed the cosmetology pro gram. She is employed by Antoinette’s Hair & Nail, Matawan. Her fiance is a graduate of Mount Olive High School. He is employed by Sal Amaturo Landscaping Co., Keyport. An April 1995 wedding is planned. Lisa Elliott, Christopher Hagel STORK CLUB S. BASS, R.P. The following births were announced Johnson, Cliffwood, July 3, a girl. ICINGS recently at Monmouth Medical Center, Heather Dempsey and Troy Burbank, OF CLIFFWOOD, INC. m Long Branch. Leonardo, July 3, a boy, HWY. 35 & Cliffwood Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Ehnot, Port Thomas and Mildred Bogart, Lincroft, CLIFFWOOD. N.J. 5 6 6 - 5 0 5 0 Monmouth, June 9, a boy. July 2, a girl. James and Donna Corrao, North Mid Cyristal Smith and Scott Bruce, dletown, June 11, a girl. Leonardo, July 3, a girl. Janice Richmond and Robert Bell, Nancy Nobile and Todd Killam, Cliff Belford, June 11, a girl. wood, July 4, a boy. Sandra Falcone and Charles Groves The following birth was announced Jr., Aberdeen, June 12, a boy. recently at CentraState Medical Center, Wayne and Tracey Cameron, Freehold Township. Leonardo, June 12, a boy. Bruce and Lori Giannuzzi, Matawan, Michael and Pamela Jelinski, Hazlet, June 8, a boy. June 12, a girl. The following births were announced Doreen Belanger, Keyport, June J4, a recently at Riverview Medical Center, SAT.V AUGUST 7th boy. Red Bank. David and Andrea Gergely, Cliffwood Joseph and Anne Wheeler, Keyport, Beach, June 15, a boy. June 21, a girl. From 9 am-3 pm Richard and Kymberly Somma, George and Barbara Falvo, Middle Matawan, June 16, a boy. town, June 21, a boy. Richard and Angela Dorsi, Hazlet, Mahmoud and Ekram Elramly, Ab June 16, a girl. erdeen, June 20, a boy. Rain or Shine Anthony and Martha Centrone, Hazlet, Dennis and Suellen Hanvey, June 17, a boy. Leonardo, June 15, a boy. Rosa Maldonado and Francisco Mar David and Monica Einstein, Lincroft, tinez, Keyport, June 17, a girl. June 15, a girl. ow d ou ike o ark Michelle Slover and James Davis, Michael and Arlene Vella, Hazlet, H ’ Y L T P Belford, June 18, a boy. June 16, a girl. Lee and Barbara Merwin, Port Mon Robert and Ellen Bimonte, North O ne O f T hese Babies In mouth, June 18, a boy. Middletown, June 16, a girl. Hani and Melanie Salama, Hazlet, Gopalakrishna and Prema Your Garage Tonight? June 20, a girl. Ramaprasad, Middletown, June 17, a Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Millward, boy. The Clopay ProSeries Middletown, June 21, a girl. Brian and Kerry Armenti, Belford, Line Of Garage Doors. Vincent and Rosemary Giles, Belford, June 13, a boy. With over a dozen Clopay June 22, a girl. ProSeries models for you to Herman and Selina Curry, Cliffwood, choose from, you’re sure to find Kenneth and Amy Garcia, West June 24, a boy. one just right for your garage. Keansburg, June 24, a girl. Harold and Joanne Mertz, Hazlet, You can pick from steel or Tanya Johnson and David Finley, June 23, a boy. wood ProSeries garage doors, Cliffwood, June 24, a boy. Miguel and Michele Quinones, with insulation, windows, and decorative window designs. Michelle Pumilia and Scott Callahan, Matawan, June 23, a girl. Once you make your selection, you can count on parking your ProSeries Garage Door for Matawan, June 27, a boy. Gerard and Jane (nee Kapushy) McK- years. The ProSeries 4000 doors even come with a lifetime limited warranty. And all ProSeries John and Christine Evans, Belford, eever, Hazlet, June 24, a girl. Garage Doors come with professional installation. You don’t have to lift a June 28, a boy. Michael and Joy Panizzi, Matawan, finger. Except to give us a call. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pedersen, Hazlet, June 25, a girl. I C L O P A Y I June 29, a boy. Robert and Joann Eccles, “A Trusted Name For Over 42 Years" Patrick and Valerie Sigmund, Belford, Middletown, June 23, a girl. JM • Quality • Sales June 29, a girl. William and Lynn Pruchnik, Keyport, • Installation • Service Lisa and James Hyer Jr., North June 25, a boy. C jc k h s 77 Haddon Ave. Middletown, June 30, a boy. Michael and Melanie Dingman, OVERHEAD SHREWSBURY Joseph and Fiona Federico, Leonardo, Navesink, June 29, a girl. DOORS 741-6161 • 542-6212 June 30, a girl. James and Karen Dunn, Keyport, June ©1992 Clopay Corporation. An Instrument Systems Company Catherine Papagiacumos and Roger 30, a girl. THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 4, 1993 2 3 Police Beat Daniel Murdoch responded. Robert Somers, 22, of Pedee Place, was charged July 22 with six counts of passing bad checks, including two at Sun Ray Drugs, Route Three people were charged with disorderly 35. He was arrested at home by Detective John conduct at about 4:20 a.m. July 23 after police Estock and released on a summons. responded to a fight at Fourth Street and Cen At Middletown Train Station, there were tral Avenue. Two Keansburg women, age 21 two recent car burglaries. The night of July 24 and 22, and a 23-year-old Hazlet man were 25, a Jeep was burglarized and $400 worth of of our M iddletow n Store charged and released on recognizance. Sgt. hair supplies, including such items as curling Howard Nuss and Patrolman Joseph Akers irons, were taken. On July 23, sometime before Celebrating at made the arrests. 7 p.m. the doors of a car were forced open and ■ A Bethany Road residence was burglarized a camera and car stereo were taken. sometime between July 18 and 23, and $300 in A vacant Port Monmouth Road house was both locations change and jewelry were taken. Patrolman Bill reported burglarized July 26 and $1,000 worth Cowan investigated. of items were stolen, including two window air a library window At Cove Road School, conditioners, a snow blower, five patio chairs Featuring Selected Sets was broken sometime over the July 17-18 weekend. Someone entered the building, but and a bookshelf. Patrolman Ralph Flannigan nothing was reported damaged or taken. Pa took the report and Detective Sgt. Richard a t unbelievable prices trolman Arthur Lynch responded. Deickmann is investigating. At Michael’s Bicycle Co., Route 35, a win At a Koosman Drive residence in the dow was broken between July 17 and 19. The Leonardo section, two cars were broken into up to 5 0 % O f f cost to replace the window was estimated at the night of July 23-24. Three boxes of ulcer $1,000. Patrolman Charles McBride responded. medication were stolen from one, and nothing A two-car accident involving one injury oc from the other. All purchased just for this event. curred at about 4 p.m. July 21 on South Laurel At the Route 35-Crestview Drive intersec Avenue near Lillian Drive. One driver, a 46- tion, a two-car accident occurred at about 10 Stop in and see our displays. year-old woman, was transported to Bayshore p.m. July 21. Both drivers, a 24-year-old Red Community Hospital, Holmdel. Bank woman and a 21-year-old Eatontown • Major Lines A 14-year-old boy was struck by a car at woman, were injured and taken to Riverview about 5 p.m. July 22 on Route 35 near the K- Medical Center. The Eatontown woman was • Best Selection mart shopping center entrance. He was taken charged with failing to obey a traffic signal. to Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. The At Everett Road and Sunnyside Drive, two • Best Discount Prices driver of the car told police that the bicyclist had Aberdeen residents, a driver and her passen struck her car. ger, were injured in a two-car accident at about 11 a.m. July 27 and taken to Bayshore Community Hospital. The driver of the second n ^ r o n d i s c o u n t car was charged with failure to yield right-of- way at an intersection. Matthew Rankin Jr., 5 Crescent Blvd., Pine P*1*DINETTES Brook, was charged July 24 with driving while A Twin Terrace woman reported at about intoxicated following a 12:20 a.m. motor vehicle 6:50 a.m. July 28 that tvyo garbage cans were stop on Route 36 west. MIDDLETOWN emptied onto the street in front of her house Michael J. Bijas, 34, 15 West Morris Ave., OCEAN and then stolen. She reported the incident as a Belford, was charged July 21 with driving while (New Location) 1.833 Hwy. 3 5 1631 Hwy. 35 matter of record. intoxicated after being stopped at 7:30 p.m. on The captain of the Holmdel First Aid Squad Route 35 north. Bail was set at $1,000. on Crawfords Corner Road reported that when 671-0004 531-6855 the air-conditioning repair man came to look at the unit in the first aid building at about 11:30 a.m. July 26, he discovered that it looked like it had been pierced with an ice pick. Detective EYEGLASS LOW EST PRICES Louis Torres is investigating. A Cindy Lane woman reported at 12:15 s ;.v p.m. July 26 that her mailbox was stolen, including the post, sometime the night before. SAVINGS GUARANTEED by 1 0 % The incident was reported as a matter of F O R 1 W ith proof of ad at tim e of purchase record. Someone at Menzel’s farm market on Route 34 reported at about 8:50 a.m. July 23 KIDS that someone had destroyed the Coca-Cola BIG Expires 8-31-93 machine and taken about $300 from it. Patrolman George Mason responded. GM 0 0 Eye Exam and i GM Reg. *48 Deluxe Eyeglass Package i % includes glaucoma test Optometric Doctors - J. Wildraan, O.D., Larry Scharl, 0.0 No other discounts or insurance benefits apply Dilation, therapuetic and contact lens exam additional A Sayreville man employed at Poet’s Inn mm reported to police at about 10:55 p.m. July 28 that his bicycle was stolen from outside the jfcW rltlW agH restaurant. Patrolman George Magnenat responded and reported that someone took the bicycle from the parking lot approximately 20 to Package Includes $ O Q 9 5 GM 30 minutes before the incident was reported. Reg. $54.95 The bicycle is deascribed as a 27-inch men’s • E YE E X A M IN A T IO N byOptometric COMPLETE PAIR Fuji Shogun 10-speed valued at $500. Doctors - J. W ildm an, O.D., Larry Scharf, 0.0. A New Brunswick Avenue man reported at Clear single vision plastic lenses with select group of frames • Frame choice from Red Tag Collection up to ±2sph-2cyl. Bifocals flat top 28 up to 2.50add $30 a pair 4:55 p.m. July 28 that hubcaps were stolen additional. Oversize additional if required. No other discounts from his car. Patrolman Jason Gallo responded • P O L Y C A R B O N A T E Virtually unbreak or insurance benefits apply. Prior sale excluded Expires 7/31/93 and reported that between 9 p.m. July 27 and 8 able lenses, lightweight, kids safe, single vision a.m. July 28, someone removed two passen • Scratch Resistant Coating Included ger-side hubcaps from the car. ■ A Poets Drive man reported at 3:30 a.m. • Ultraviolet protection Included CONTACT LENSES July 25 that his home had been broken into. An • No Oversize Charge PER Expire* 8-31-93 • Up to ±2.00 sph - 2.00 cyl undetermined amount of cash and jewelry was $ O Q O O PAIR reportedly taken sometime between 9 a.m. July • Unconditional guarantee for 14 months. “ Daily WearW Reg $49 24 and the time of the report. Detective Arthur 4HHI Bausch & Lomb XLT Knoeller, Sgt. Carl Policari and Patrolmen Dilation, therapeutic and contact lens exam additional. Higher Rx and bifocals additional. No other discounts or insurance benefits apply. Prior purchases OB DEDUCT $20 OFF ANY OTHER CONTACT LENS t o n Robert McGowan and Paul Callamaras excluded. Sate prices as total package only. Up to age 18. Expires 7/31/93 EYE EXAM, FITTING & 30 DAY FOLLOW-UP*OU responded to the call, I^JWtti coupon only. Proper maintenance requires sterilization, storage & cleaningto special con tainers & solutions. This cost Is not Included. Sale prices as total package only. MISOI CGMT€R May not be appropriate for all patients. No other discount or Insurance apply MIDDLESEX/SOMERSET COUNTY MONMOUTH COUNTY E. BRUNSWICK Village Green Rt. 18...... 238-7373 EDISON Oak Tree Center...... 494-8484 EATONTOWN Office Max Plaza Rts. 35 & 36 ...542-3050 CHANGE YOUR FRANKLIN PARKRt.27 Franklin Town Cntr ..940-0900 FREEHOLD 179 South Street...... 431-2290 WOODBRIDGE 675 Rt. 1 & Gills Lane...... 636-7444 HAZLET Rt. 35, Hazlet Plaza...... 739-4000 ! EYECOLOR ! James Sclavunes, 50, of 403 Middle Road, OCEAN COUNTY HOWELL Rt. 9, Candlewood Shop. C tr 363-7100 Expires 8-31-93 Hazlet, was charged July 17 with driving while BRICK Drum Pt. Plaza. Brick Blvd...... 920-1330 LINCROFT 644 Newman Springs R d 142-6600 SOFT LENSES intoxicated following a motor vehicle stop at LAKEHURST Lakehurst Circle Ctr., Rt. 70 .657-1400 MATAWAN/OLD BRIOGE Rl 34. Marketplace II.. 5(3-3600 oft 2 Colors Reg $119. about 6:40 p.m. on Route 36 in Port Monmouth. TOCC^rP I MANAHAWKIN Hrbr. Plz. Rt. 72.....(609) 597-0250 MIDDLETOWN Rt. 35, Pathmark C t r 671-7300 Green, Haze), Gmy At B&G Car Wash, Route 35, someone TOMS RIVER 28 Main Street...... 240-2021 RED BANK 60 Broad S t...... 530-5151 attempted to break into an automated coin follow-up$8 u TOMS RIVERRt. 37 E„ Brookside Plaza.....270-4080 WALL Rt. 35, Seagirt M a ll...... 223-2800 Proper maintenance requires sterilization, storage & cleaning In special con- machine the night of July 21-22, causing an lalners & solutions. This cost Is not included. Sale prices as total package only estimated $1,000 in damage, but was unable to MOST INSURANCE AND MEDICARE PLANS ACCEPTED IE“ not be appropriate for all patients. No other discount or insurance apply get any money from the machine. Patrolman 2 4 AUGUST 4, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT ' ' : ...... ’t 8 M B M m ibm iim ibiw M erger deserves thought Officials and residents in be accountable to both towns, but Aberdeen Township and the bor it should not have two masters. ough of Matawan are faced with a Perhaps a joint police commission big decision: Should their police of Aberdeen and Matawan officials forces join to create a single could be established to oversee the department? department. A recent study commissioned An arrangement with propor by the two towns indicates that tional representation for each town combining the departments into such as the Matawan-Aberdeen one could save hundreds of thou Regional School District Board of sands of dollars. Education has could be considered. If well-managed, such an However, that such an arrange arrangement could mean better ment will be reached is by no police service as well, because of means certain. Reader response the two municipalities’ interlock indicates that this is one issue ing geography. about which many have strong However, given the history of opinions and feelings, some nega disagreements between officials in tive. the two municipalities, an equi We think consolidating the table way of running and financing departments makes a lot of sense. a joint department must be found But the final decision should be in advance if the project is to suc based on what residents want. ceed. After all,, its their tax rate and their A joint department also should safety that hang in the balance. computer lab resource room at the high Students lose school. . • A crucial knowledge and skill with Here we are in the ’90s, the age of spe fractal geometry, a new topic in math. cialization and privatization. This is the Future questions on the High School decade which will launch or hurl us into Proficiency Test (HSPT) will deal with the 21st century, depending on how we Koch’s curve, Sierpinski’s carpet and the prepare. Cantor set, all central to this new area of This is the ’90s, a decade in which our mathematics. educational institutions must emerge As of 1994, high school students will equal to the sum of their parts. Our public have to pass this proficiency test to gradu T h a n k y o u schools, like our industrial plants, must ate. This teacher has compiled extensive Jersey blues “retool” to provide their young clients material in the new “discrete” mathemat The family of the late Deputy Chief Nineteen years ago, I escaped the with the best designs and skills for com ics to use with students. There is little Joseph J. Booket wishes to thank the fol straits of New York City. Nineteen years peting in a uniquely technological job material readily accessible! lowing people: later, I wonder.... market. So what has our school district elected The doctors and nurses at Bayshore Property tax suffocates, Here in the Matawan Regional School to do with this unusually talented person? Community Hospital for the care given car insurance escalates, District, we have a high school teacher, She has been reassigned to the middle during his recent stay; pockets turned inside out, Sheila Galgan, who is trained and poised school to teach eighth grade children. The Aberdeen Police Department for staggered like a boxer ... in his final for this critical assignment. Her qualifica Her broad experience with high school all its support; bout. tions include: math students, her refined level of exper And especially Chief Brian Dougherty, Political scandals infuriate, tise, her continued pursuit of math trends Detective Sgt. Joe Kelly, Richie Derri- crime rate nauseates, • A master’s degree in pure mathemat and new components, which ensures her harlo, retired Chief John McGinty, Gary the state of confusion rips the puritan ics, which certifies her to teach at the uni integrity in this discipline, have had no Dickey, Ken Wickland and Aberdeen soul, versity level (which she has done at St. impact on her job assignment. PBA 163, whose support we will not for scaling the ladder to a bottomless hole. John’s University). This decision conjures up the image of get. Surface transport barely rambles, • A year’s formal training in computer a corporation using a Lear jet to taxi We also thank all other police officers school system in shambles, programming, which revealed the kinds of across the country. The jet will surely and personnel he was involved with in the paid an inordinate amount of dues, specialized math courses which must be “taxi” well, but its strength and design is course of his 30-plus years of service; the to be shackled with ... the Jersey blues. designed for young clients in order that for flight. What a foolish corporate Aberdeen Fire Department; and all who they can cope with the technological land choice? sent flowers and Mass cards whom we ED McDERMOTT scape which will yield careers. There is one other anecdotal footnote. haven’t been able to reach. M iddletow n • A consultation assignment on the his In this popular culture, where we need to tory of mathematics for pre-calculus text connect and engage the student with sub MARGARET BOOKET books. stance and discipline, this teacher was a n d F A M IL Y F O R T H E RECORD • 17 years of teaching high school able to discuss with her students the por Aberdeen math, including calculus, pre-calculus, tion of the fractal curve which opens each MAILBAG MEM algebra I and II, geometry, math concepts chapter in the book Jurassic Park. Recycling of mixed paper — junk and basic skills. And so the clients lose! Letters to the editor should be typed or mail, magazines, scrap paper, etc. — • The ability to program with the TI-81 written legibly, double spaced and signed. is required in Keyport. Curbside pick graphing calculator, a hand-held computer Include your address and a telephone ups are scheduled once a month. This CAROL BUCCO number where you can be reached during information was incorrect in a story which is more powerful than the Apple He Math teacher the day. The newspaper reserves the in the July 28 Independent. computers presently being used in the Matawan Regional High School right to edit all letters. THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 4, 1993 2 5 S p e a k o u i e a s i M Thanks for stories Com bine departm ents l i n d e n Regarding the “Park Wins Rare I am responding to the “Police Merger Award” articles. Thank you for the won Advised” article. I live in Matawan, or Easy Video Coupon Easy Video Coupon derful articles about the 47 parks in Aberdeen, whichever you want to call it. MOVIE Middletown. Marilyn Duff made me want I’ve been there for over 20 years. I gradu to take my family to visit each one ASAP. ated from Matawan Regional High School RENTALS Thanks also for the map, so we won’t get in 1978. n n o i / i e : I think years ago when it all was con DAYS R E N T 1 . ■ lost. sidered Matawan and they wanted to sepa rate the townships, there was only one DOLLARS GET 1 FREE 1 MITCHEL FRIEDMAN Rent Any M ovie at Regular police department. P r i c e & G et Another M ovie Tinton Falls _ New Releases & of Equal or Lesser Value I don’t understand why they needed a A dults Excluded FREE. Sun.-Thurs. O nly*N ot consultant to figure out they only need | Not Valid W ith Any O ther W e’re stuck w ith tab To Be Com bined W ith Any one department. I really don’t think . Offer • Exp. 8/31/93 In February, the voters of Hazlet there’s that much square footage to be O ther O ffers*Exp. S /3 1 /9 3 defeated the spending plan for the buying covered. - of a new fire truck and deisel fume And I just really can’t believe that they TUESDAY SPECIAL • RENT 1, GET 1 FREE exhaust system. Did it mean anything to spend this kind of money on the police. the Hazlet Board of Fire Commissioners? Meanwhile, it seems that all they want to MATAWAN HAZLET MIDDLETOWN No way. On July 17, on Saturday, when do is give out tickets and set up road Town Square Center K-Mart Plaza Bradlee Shopping Center Hazlet residents are mostly away, and blocks to check for safety belts. I think Matawan Rd. & Cliffwood Ave. Rt. 35 South unknown to many, they had another refer they should combine the departments. Rt. 35 South endum which they said the voters 290-1777 888-8121 957-8553 approved by 164 to 91. Only 255 votes, SCOTT MANDEL and the Hazlet residents are stuck with A b e rd e e n another long-term funding situation Who’s looking out for Hazlet taxpayers? a DAYS ONLY • SUN.-M ON.-TUES.-W ED Surely not the Board of Fire Commis S p e a k o u t ! sioners. Bah to politics! Express your opinion on local news. FELIX RESTUCCIA Every sealy posturepedic, Serta, & Ortho are now priced at our absolute Lowest Prices Everl! H a z le t Look for the stories marked w ith the Speak Out symbol and call ‘N o’ on double tax w ith your comments. The National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare has provid Give y o u r ed its nearly 6 million national members • Full name with postcards addressed to their legisla • Town tors in Washinton, D.C., asking them to • Phone number (to verify or clarify vote no on the double tax of seniors’ messages. Numbers will not be published) Social Security benefits. 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RAINBOW Mfftfte camel is and members of Dorsey’s own party. minorities. The state legislature is over HSAOBOABD Vourotoice of fled, wrote This practice permits the local state whelmingly white, male and privileged of Hue vou Pay only senator to block an appointment for any and Sen. Dorsey is no exception. As long *13 *3 9 reason he sees fit, and with no opportunity as the composition of the senate continues wun Mattress Purctuse_ Well Beat Any Prtoe W e lle * Any Price for appeal. Dorsey’s stated reason for as it is currently constituted, senatorial invoking the privilege is that he has courtesy, if unchecked, will act to perpet HURRY IN WHILE SUPPLY LASTS • LIMITED QUANTITIES • WE CRUSH THE C0MPETI0N EVERYDAY. received complaints about Judge Mur uate the shutting out of minorities from phy’s courtroom demeanor. the system. As a sitting judge, if Judge Murphy I ask Donald T. DiFrancesco, senate OCEANSIDE BEDDING does in fact lack the appropriate judicial president, to overrule Sen. Dorsey’s invo temperament, there are appropriate routes cation of senatorial courtesy, and I call on MATTRESS FACTORY DISCOUNT OUTLETS for evaluating her conduct on the bench. senators Kyrillos, Palaia and Bennett and BRICKTOWN SUPERSTORE BRICK MALL Brick Blvd. & Chambers Bridge Rd. (next to Good Friend Electric) 908-920-8666. What is even more shocking is that the respective assemblymen to act to limit OAKHURST SUPERSTORE 2112 Rt. 35 Midway Plaza (nextto Blue Swan Diner) 908-493-1556 although both Judge Murphy and Sen. the use of senatorial courtesy at least in HOWELL SUPERSTORE 4338 Rt. 9 Roseland Plaza (Nextto KFC) 908-367-4242 Dorsey both live in Morris County, he is the reappointment of sitting judges, for the not even her senator — they are not in the protection of all the citizens of New FREEHOLD SUPERSTORE Rt. 9 & Craig Rd. Pond Shpg. Ctr. (next to Pizza Hut) 908-577-1166 same legislative district. Jersey. MIDDLETOWN SUPERSTORE 1862 Hwy. 35 County Sq. Shp. Ctr. (near Ponderosa Steak House) 908-957-1909 OPEN 7 DAYS ■rrggigga r Phone Orders There is an even more compelling SARA B. STEWART m = r t J Acceptable On social argument against the use of senator- R e d B a n k MON.-FRI. 10-9, SAT. 10-6, SUN. 11-5 ■ -I fc 2 6 AUGUST 4, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT C a le n d a r AIDITIOVS T h u rs d a y Today through Aug. 22 • New Jersey State Teen Arts Pro • Auditions for male and female gram 1993-94 Visual Arts Touring Exhibit, singing group being formed under the aus displayed at the Gallery at Bristol-Myers pices of the Mental Health Association of Squibb, Route 206, Princeton. Hours: 9 Monmouth County. 7-9 p.m. at St. John’s a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays; to 8 p.m. Episcopal Church, Little Silver Point Road, Little Silver. Vocalists should bring one Thursdays; and 1-5 p.m. weekends and prepared piece. Group will perform for cor holidays. For information, call 1-609-252 porate and private functions to benefit the 6275. association. Repertoire will include American and Broadway standards. For Today through Aug. 24 information, call 842-7077. • “Recovering Histories: Aspects of Contemporary Art in Chile since 1982,” Monday and Tuesday exhibit displayed at Zimmerli Art Museum, • Auditions for First Avenue Play George and Hamilton streets, New house’s October production of Jekyll & Brunswick. Free. Hours: 10 a.m.-4 p.m! Hyde. 8 p.m. at the playhouse, 123 First Tuesdays-Saturdays and noon-5 p.m. Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Needed are four Sundays. Call 932-7511. men age 35-55, and four women age 20 35. Scripts will be provided. Call the the Today through Aug. 25 ater at 291-7552 or Michael Kay, director, • Kathryn Cooke will display Bunka at 888-0805. Needlecraft at the Marlboro Branch of the Monmouth County Library, Library Court and Wyncrest Drive. Call 431-7251. C L l l t S Today through Aug. 28 • “Classical in Color” is title of exhi bition of 15 hand-painted photographs at T o d a y the Studio Gallery, Broad and Front • Shore Hills Chapter of S w eet streets, Keyport. Hours: noon-5 p.m. Adelines, weekly meeting 7:30 p.m., Wednesdays-Fridays and 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Raritan High School, Middle Road, Hazlet. Saturdays. For information, call Jeff Sil Open at this time for new membership. verman at 264-3939. For more information, call 264-3236 or 988-4598. • Liberty Oak Chapter of S w eet Today through Aug. 31 Adelines, weekly meeting 7:30 p.m., • Paintings by Middletown resident Freehold Township Public Safety Building, Herb Korchin, displayed at the Middletown Schanck and Stillwells Corner roads. Call Township Public Library, 55 New Mon 780-9834 or 780-6513. mouth Road. Hours: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Mondays-Thursdays and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. S a tu rd a y Fridays. • Garden State Nu-Voice club for Laryngectomees meets weekly 9-11 a.m. Today through Sept. 2 in the auditorium of Riverview Medical • John Billie will display models of Center, Red Bank. For more information, gazebos and covered bridges at the call Ed Saville, 566-6632. The club is non Monmouth County Library Headquarters, profit. 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan. Call 431 • Roman A. Ranieri, fiction and non 7251. fiction writer, will be the guest speaker at the Garden State Horror Writer’s meeting Today through Sept. 24 11 a.m. at the Manalapan Library, • Watercolor paintings and colored- BEACH BEAT — Stephanie Zoppi (I), 3, and Brittany Hunter, 4, dance Symmes Drive. Writers, published and pencil drawings by Joan Mullin of Middle to the m usic of the Finns, a blues band, at the July 28 Sandy Hook beginning, are welcome to attend. For town, displayed at the Red Bank Public Summer Beach Concert. The free concerts are held at 6 p.m. more information, call 583-8786. Library, W est Front Street. Hours: 9 a.m.- W ednesdays at Beach Area D. Tonight’s concert features First C lass 8 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Thurs T u e s d a y days; and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesdays and Act, w hose specialty is rock ’n’ roll oldies. Concerts are also sched • Monmouth Battleground Fridays. Call 842-0690. uled for next W ednesday and Aug. 18 and Sept. 1. For more informa Barbershop Chorus welcomes male tion, call 872-0115. singers of all ages to visit, sing and join. Today through Sept. 30 . (Photo by Rich Schultz) Meetings held weekly, 7:30 p.m., • Quilted wall hangings by the R e American Hotel, 20 E. Main St., Freehold. becca’s Reel Quilters Guild, displayed at For more Information, call 946-SING. Poricy Park, Oak Hill Road, Middletown. and embroidery by the Monmouth County • Red Bank Area Barbershop Chorus, Call 842-5966. weekly meeting 7:30 p.m., Red Bank Chapter of Embroiderer’s Guild of Middle School, 101 Harding Road, Red America, both displayed at the Eastern Bank. Ability to read music not required. Today through Oct. 24 Branch of the Monmouth County Library, Voice testing will be available upon • New Jersey Landscapes: 37 paint Route 35, Shrewsbury. Call 431-7251. Today and Thursday request. For more information, call 870 ings, drawings, prints and watercolors on • International film festival featuring 3 3 1 0 . exhibit; also, Central New Jersey Saturday through Sept. 2 Return of Martin Guerre, 1982 French film. stoneware, at the Monmouth County His • Photography exhibit by the Covered 2 and 7:30 p.m. today at the Monmouth torical Association Museum, 70 Court St., Bridge Camera Club at the Monmouth County Library Headquarters, 125 Freehold. For information, call 462-1466. County Library Headquarters, 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan, and 3 and CRAFTS Symmes Drive, Manalapan. Call 431 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the county library’s Today through Aug. 28, 1994 7251. Eastern Branch, Route 35, Shrewsbury. • “Chinese Export Porcelain: The Call 431-7220. Friday though Sunday McCann Collection,” displayed at the Saturday through Sept. 9 • Fort Monmouth Craft Fair, $25 per M onm outh County Historical Association, • Indian jewelry by Dhriti Bagchi, dis T h u rs d a y table per day, wall tables $30. Call Mary Freehold Room, 70 Court St., Freehold played at the Monmouth County Library • Picasso: The Saltimbanques and D’Aleo, 532-2449, or Peg Jenkins, 532- Borough. Hours: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tues- Headquarters, 125 Symmes Drive, Mobile, by Alexander Calder, free art 9CFA, Ext. 4913. films. 2 p.m. at the Hazlet Branch of the days-Saturdays and 1-4 p.m. Sundays. Manalapan. Call 431-7251. Members admitted free. Admission for Monmouth County Library, 251 Middle Today through Aug. 31 non-members: adults, $2; seniors, $1.50; Road. Free. Call 264-7164. • The Monmouth Chapter of th e Sundays through September • Film, literature, lecture and discus and children ages 6-18, $1. For informa • Keyport Historical Society presents Embroiderers Guild of America will exhibit tion, call 462-1466. sion series featuring Northwest Passage projects at the Eastern Branch of the an exhibit on United States railroads from starring Spencer Tracy. 12:30 p.m. at the Monmouth County Library, Route 35 a historical perspective, at the Steamboat Monmouth County Library Headquarters, north, Shrewsbury. For information, call Thursday through Aug. 30 Dock Museum, 2 Broad St., Keyport. Free. 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan. Free. Call the library, 264-3993. • Drawings by Angelika Fuellemann Hours: 1-4 p.m. 308-3761. THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 4, 1993 2 7 T u e s d a y Room B; $20 fee includes all course mate Today through Saturday tubes are provided. Pre-registration is • All That Money Can Buy, also known rials. Pre-registration is required. For more • Keyboardist Morris Nanton per required. For more information, call the a s The Devil and Daniel Webster and information or to register, call 888-7300. forms evenings in the lounge of Jerry Monmouth County Park System, 842 Daniel and the Devil. 2 p.m. at the Eastern • Tiny Tots Class, 11:30 a.m., to help Beyer’s, 113 Main St., Matawan. Call 583 4000. TDD for the hearing impaired is Branch of the Monmouth County Library, parents prepare children under 4 for 2044. 219-9484. Route 35, Shrewsbury. Call 308-3761. arrival of a new baby, Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. To register, call T h u rs d a y Sunday through Aug. 13 Next Wednesday and Aug. 12 Riverview’s Family Birthing Center, 530 • The Continentals perform “Stand Up, • Science Workshop for youths 8-13 2229. • International film festival featuring Move Out” concert. 7:30 p.m. at First years old, Veterans Park, Hazlet, 1-4 p.m. Adam’s Rib, 1991 R ussian film. 2 and United Methodist Church of Freehold, 91 For more information, call the Hazlet 7:30 p.m. next Wednesday at the W. Main St. Recreation Committee, 739-0653. Monmouth County Library Headquarters, • Bob Killian, folk singer, perfroms 10 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan, and 3 I O K KIDS 11 a.m. at Atlantic Highlands Recreation M o n d a y and 7:30 p.m. Aug. 12 at the Eastern Center, Fireman’s Field and Avenue C, • Beginner Tennis, 9-11 a.m. for Branch of the county library, Shrewsbury. Atlantic Highlands. beginners 10-15 years old. Fee is $28; Call 431-7220. Saturdays and Sundays through pre-registration is required. Dorbrook A u g . 2 9 F rid a y Recreation Area, Route 537, Colts Neck. • The Dave Mason Band performs at For information, call the Monmouth Sum m er • The Meadow Theater Club Bene, Route 35, Sayreville. Show at County Park System, 842-4000. Clubhouse, variety show and story theater 9 p.m.; optional dinner served at 7 p.m. 11 \I)-IU IS I'K S presented by The Meadow Kids at 1 p.m. Dinner and show, $25; show only, $15. Audience participates in sing-alongs, Call 727-3000. improvisations, theater games and story SPECIAL EVENTS Every Saturday theater. David and Goliath Saturday and S a tu rd a y • Deborah Hospital Foundation, Pine Sunday and Aug. 14, 15; The Kid Who ( Brook chapter, presents bingo, Saturday Cried Wolf Aug. 21, 22, 28, 29. Tickets are ’ • Glenn Miller Orchestra directed by Larry O’Brien. 8 p.m. at Ocean Grove’s Thursday through Sunday evenings, Great American Flea Market, $8. Adults receive a $2 discount when • Sports Card and Comic Book Show, Route 9, Howell. Doors open 6:15 p.m. purchasing a child’s ticket at full price. Great Auditorium, 54 Pitman Ave. General admission, $12; reserved seating, $15. Community Center, Fort Monmouth. games start 7 p.m. $1,000 in prize money. Located in the Galleria Atrium at Bridge Call 988-0645 or 1-800-773-0097. Thursday, 5-9:30 p.m., Friday, noon-9 For the sole support of Deborah Heart and Avenue and W est Front Street, Red Bank. • Recording artist Lloyd Price p er p.m., Saturday, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. and Lung Center, Browns Mills. For more infor For more information and reservations, Sunday, 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. Admission is mation, call Jack Tesser, 536-3611. call 758-0099. forms at Club Bene, Route 35, Sayreville. Show at 9 p.m.; optional dinner at 7 p.m. $1.50 per day. For more information, call (609) 655-7668 or 972-8244. S u n d a y Monday through Aug. 13 Dinner and show, $27.50; show only, $17.50. Call 727-3000. • Eco-Gala, Monmouth Park, • Soccer camp for youth and high Thursday, Saturday and Aug. 12 Oceanport Avenue, Oceanport. Admission school players at Rowan College of New Sundays through August • “Meet the Ghosts” at the Spy House for dinner and dancing is $100 per person. Jersey, Glassboro. For more information • The Society of Associated Performers Museum, 119 Port Monmouth Road, Port A booster is $500 and includes four din- and a color brochure, call (609) 589-4555. Monmouth with Frank Basile, tour guide. ner-and-dancing admissions and a silver presents a “Concert-by-the Sea” music festival. 3-7 p.m. at the Arthur Pryor Donations are $5. For more information, page listing in the advertising journal. A call 787-1807. sponsor is $250 and includes two dinner- Pavilion Bandshell, Fifth Avenue and the Boardwalk, Asbury Park. Free. and-dancing admissions and a sponsor page listing. General admission for adults 19 and over is $15 or two for $25. For Next Wednesday information, call charity ball office, 571 • New Jersey Symphony O rchestra 5325 or 571-5326. T h u rs d a y performs works of Beethoven. 8:30 p.m. at the Garden State Arts Center, Holmdel. • “Therapeutic Massage,” p resen ted Thursdays through Saturdays Tickets, $25-$35. Call 1-800-ALLEGRQ. by Michael Brofman, massage therapist. through Aug. 14 7:30 p.m. at the Middletown Township • A Funny Thing Happened on the HEALTH Public Library, 55 New Monmouth Road. Way to the Forum, musical comedy. 8:30 Free. Call 671-3700. p.m. at the Monmouth County Park • ‘[Effective Time Management: How to System’s Theatre Barn, Thompson Park, T o d a y Get More Done in Less Time,” presented Newman Springs Road, Lincroft section of by Michael Murphy, president of Middletown. Admission: $9 on Thursdays; ■ Eating Disorders, presented by Leadership Advantage. 7 p.m. at the Brookdale Community College, Newman $10 on Fridays and Saturdays. Group Monmouth County Library Headquarters, T o d a y rates available. For information, call 842 Springs Road, Lincroft, 7:30-9:30 p.m. 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan. Free. Call • Indian Walk, 7-9 p.m., Poricy Park, Fee is $8; to register or for more informa 4000. The TDD machine number for the 308-3761. Oak Hill Road, Middletown. Fee is $2 per hearing impaired is 219-9484. tion, call Community Development, 224 • Poet and lecturer Sylvia Kramer will person and $5 per family; pre-registration 2880. offer a one-session workshop on “Poetic is required. Thursdays through Saturdays • Back to School Program, $50, Expression.” 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at physician’s referral or prescription neces T h u rs d a y through Aug. 21 Brookdale Community College, Lincroft • The Premier Theatre Company pre sary to register, 1-4 p.m. in Conference along the Delaware River, section of Middletown. Fee, $18. To regis • Canoe trip se n ts My Fair Lady. 8 p.m. at the Room B, Bayshore Community Hospital, sponsored by the Monmouth County Park ter or for details, call 224-2880. Henderson Theatre, 850 Newman Springs 727 N. Beers St., Holmdel. For more infor System. Leave at 8 a.m. from Thompson Road, Lincroft section of Middletown. mation, call Gloria Lau, 739-5955 T u e s d a y Park, Newman Springs Road, Lincroft. • Health Classes for Kids, m eet TAM Special matinee performance at 3 p.m. Fear of Dentistry,” Cost is $16; pre-registration is required. (Transparent Anatomical Mannequin), a • “Conquering Your Aug. 15. Adults, $15; students and presented by Dr. William DeVizio. 7:30 For more information, call the Monmouth giant illuminated brain, and a talking tooth; seniors, $12; children 12 and younger, p.m. at Middletown Township Public Li County Park System, 842-4000. TDD for 5- to 8-year-olds learn about their bodies $10. Children admitted for $8 on Thurs brary, 55 New Monmouth Road. Free. Call the hearing impaired is 219-9484. and 9- to 12-year olds learn about their days only. To reserve, call 747-0008 or 671-3700. brains. CentraState Medical Center’s 758-1118. • “Learning to Live Debt-Free,” pre Saturday and Sunday Student Health Awareness Center, 65 sented by Sanford Mansbach, financial • Potato Days at historic Longstreet Gibson Place, Freehold, 12:30-1 p.m. Pre Thursdays through Saturdays consultant. 7:30 p.m. at the Eastern Farm, Longstreet Road, Holmdel., 11 registration is required. Call, 308-1850. through Aug. 28 Branch of the Monmouth County Library, a.m.-1 p.m. each day, weather permitting. • Weight Control Concepts, free ori • First Avenue Playhouse, M onmouth Route 35, Shrewsbury. Free. Call 842 For more information about this or other entation, 7:30 p.m. in the Blaisdell Center County’s dessert theater, presents the 5995. Longstreet Farm programs, call the for Health Resources, Riverview Medical com edy Aspirin and Elephants. Dessert at • Informative session for women in Monmouth County Park System at 842 Center, Red Bank. For more information, 8 p.m.; show at 8:30 p.m. Playhouse is terested in returning to college. 7-9:30 4000. TDD for the hearing impaired is call Riverview's Weight Control Concepts, located at 123 First Ave., Atlantic High p.m. at Brookdale Community College, 219-9484. 530-2379. lands. Special matinee performance will • MAXWALK, Riverview Medical Lincroft section of Middletown. Free. Pre be held at 2 p.m . Aug. 15. Admission, $18 registration required. Call 224-2880. S u n d a y Center’s walking club, free blood pressure per person; $35 for two. Reservations • Philadelphia Museum of Art trip. screenings, 7:45 a.m. in the Monmouth necessary; call 291-7552. Leave at 8:45 a.m. and return approxi Mali’s Civic Auditorium. To join, call Next Wednesday mately 5:30 p.m. Participants explore on Riverview's Community and Corporate • Tom McNamara will present lecture Friday and Saturday on Spain and Portugal as part of an their own or join a museum tour. Fee is Health Resources, 530-2417. • South Pacific, presented by the “Around the World Travel Program." 7:30 $14; includes transportation only. Pre-reg Manalapan Recreation Summer Theatre. p.m. at the Middletown Township Public istration is required. For more information, Saturday, Aug. 12 and Aug. 25 8 p.m. at the Manalapan Englishtown Library, 55 New Monmouth Road. Free. call Monmouth County Park System, 842 • Cholesterol screenings done by a Middle School auditorium. Tickets, $6; Call 671-3700. 4000. TDD for the hearing impaired is registered nurse for anyone over 18. 219-9484. available in advance or at the door. Call Fasting is not required and no appoint • Mets vs. Pirates, trip to Shea 446-8355. ment is necessary. Results available in Stadium. Leave from Thompson Park, three minutes. Fee is $8. Saturday, 9-11 Newman Springs Road, Lincroft, 10 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays through a.m.; Aug. 12, 7-9 p.m.; Aug.25, noon-2 w i s h : Cost is $26, includes round-trip trans A u g . 14 p.m. For more information, call the Health portation and ticket. For more information, • Dinner-theater production of Awareness Center, 65 Gibson Place, call the Monmouth County Park System, Chastity Falls at the Meadow Theater in Freehold, 308-0570. 842-4000. TDD for the hearing impaired is The Galleria Atrium, Bridge Avenue and T o d a y 219-9484. West Front Street, Red Bank. Dinner, S a tu rd a y • The Sandy Hook Summer Beach • Tubing trip for all a g e s (17 and 5:30-6:30 p.m.; show, 8 p.m. Dinner and • Basic Life Support Renewal Course Concert series features First Class Act, under accompanied by a parent). Leave at show , $29; show only, $10. On Fridays, offered by Bayshore Community Hospital, rock and roll oldies. 6 p.m. at Sandy Hook 9 a.m. from Thompson Park, Newman dinner and show for two is $49. R eserv a 727 N. Beers St., Holmdel, Conference Beach Area D. Free. Call 872-0115. Springs Road.^JPcroft. Cost is $12 and tions required. Call 758-0099. 2 8 AUGUST 4, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT I F m a c n m l Ye Cottage Inn 149 W. Front St., Keyport O b i t u a r i e s 908-264-1263 «g@B» CONDON ------COUPON------FUNERAL HOME Complete Luncheon Specials LOIS A. BAKER, 35, of the West EVELYN KNIFFEN KAYE, 75, of the From ’6 .9 5 Keansburg section of Hazlet died July 26 at Belford section of Middletown died July 25 at 104 Highway 36, Leonardo, NJ Present this coupon & receive 50% oft least I Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. Born home. Born in Bear River, Nova Scotia, Serving All Faiths expensive luncheon when 2 people dine. in Long Branch, Mrs. Baker was a lifelong resi Canada, she lived in Long Branch before mov Offer valid Tues. thru Fri. 12-3 P.M. dent o f West Keansburg. She was predeceased ing to Belford 32 years ago. Mrs. Kaye was a 291-0234 I Not valid with 1 dinner, Credit Cards or on Holidays | by her husband, Darren, who died in 1982. payroll clerk for the Middletown Board of John P. Condon Jr. Exp. 8-13-93 Surviving are her son, Darren, and her daugh Education for 10 years, retiring in 1978. owner/manager______ter, Devon, both at home; her father, Vincent Surviving are her husband of 45 years, Frank; Early Bird Menu Kilpatrick; her mother, Janet Williams; and a two daughters, Linda Kirk of Middletown and Tues. to Fri. 3-5 p.m Dinner Entrees brother, James Kilpatrick of Trenton. Services Barbara Injeian of Manhattan, N.Y.; and three CHILDS from$6.95 were arranaed by Jacqueline M. Ryan Home for randchildren. Services were arranged by John _ From *8.50 _ Funerals, Keansburg. . Day Funeral Home, Red Bank. FUNERAL HOME Reservations Not Required Serving All Faiths NEWLY REMODELED John A. Childs III, Manager BANQUET FACILITIES WILLIAM J. DANIELS, 81, of Middletown ARMANDO M. MARTINEZ, 77, of Keyport 364 Shrewsbury Avenue died July 27 at home. Born in Elizabeth, he died July 27 at Bayshore Community Hospital, Red Bank, NJ | Major Credit Cards Accepted: AX, DC, MC, VISA, DISC. lived in Middletown since 1958. Before retiring Holmdel. Born in Cuba, he lived in Eatontown in 1976, Mr. Daniels was chief clerk at Central and Bayonne before moving to Keyport five w m s s m s m Railroad of New Jersey for 48 years. He was a years ago. Mr. Martinez was co-owner with his DIRECT member of the Veterans Employees wife, Carmen, of Miss Carmen's Plain and Association of the Central Railroad of New Fancy Hair Salon, Keyport, for four years. He CREMATIONS O P E N Jersey and the Transportation and also was a mechanic at Lily Tulip, Holmdel, for *42500 Communications International Union. Mr. 10 years, and was the owner and director of Daniels also was a communicant of St. Mary’s Professional Hypnosis Center, Belford section Service includes: Removal from place of death, HOUSE Church, New Monmouth section of Middletown, cremation container (PADAT 8PP5A), filing of Middletown, for 14 years. Mr. Martinez was a a member of the parish Holy Name Society and death certificate and obtaining permit, THURSDAY member of the Lions Club, Middletown, and transportation to crematory and cremation an honorary life member of the Knights of Calvary Methodist Church, Keyport. Surviving expense. AUGUST 12th Columbus in Elizabeth. He was an Army Air are his wife, Carmen Santiago Martinez; two Arrangements made in your home. Corps veteran of World War II. Surviving are his sons, Armando Jr. of Waretown and Gregory of 1-800-244-8317 3 pm-7 pm wife, Catherine Salmon Daniels; two daughters, Manville; three stepsons, Jaime Santiago of Margaret “Megan” Davidson of the Leonardo Keyport, Rafael Santiago of the Port Monmouth o r • Openings for AM/PM section of Middletown and Catherine of section of Middletown and Raymond Santiago 201-742-3036 Pre-K N ursery and All Day Belleville; three sisters, Helen Kukura of of Highlands; four daughters, Lorraine of Roselle and Margaret Daniels and Catherine Jam es R. Minchin, Jr., MGR Kindergarten (Full Time) Brementon, Wash., Colleen Bonner of Palm 17 Michigan Ave., Paterson Ward, both of Elizabeth; and a grandchild. Harbor, Fla., Eleanor Kondas of Newport News, • Full Day with Services were arranged by John F. Pfleger Pre-arrangements and Va., and Edith of Spokane, Wash.; a step Prepayment plans available Extended Hours Funeral Home, Middletown. daughter, Maria Santiago Rivera of Highlands; Disposition of cremains and certified copies of • State License School 17 grandchildren and seven great-grandchil death certificates not included. dren. Services were arranged by John E. Day- We accept Visa & Master Card • Certified Teachers AMEILLO J. EOVINO, 72, of Middletown Bedle Funeral Home, Keyport. died July 29 at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. Born in Matawan, he lived in Cliffwood To Be In This Directory TLC Children's Academy Beach before moving to Middletown 11 years Call Linda Ryers Lane Matawan ago. Mr. Eovino was a truck driver for Johnson ALICE DIANE ROSS, 40, of New York, for & Johnson, Linden, for 25 years, retiring in merly of Matawan, died July 24 at home. Born 5 9 1 - 1 2 0 8 1-800-660-4ADS 1979. He was a crossing guard at River Plaza in Easton, Md., she lived in Red Bank and Carol Miller Director Grammar School, Middletown. Mr. Eovino also Matawan before moving to New York. Miss was a member of St. Joseph’s Church, Keyport, Ross was a writer and photographer for Harris and the Teamsters Union. He was an Army vet Publications’ Small Business Opportunities eran of World War II. Surviving are his wife, magazine, New York. Previously, she was Lorraine Strona Eovino; a son, Frank of Edison; employed at Brookdale Community College, three stepsons, Ronald Laura of Toms River, Lincroft section of Middletown. Miss Ross was a graduate of Matawan Regional High School and Gary Laura of Middletown and Mark Laura of attended Brookdale Community College. She Rumson; a daughter, Phyliss Ericsson of was predeceased by her father, Thomas H., Missouri; a stepdaughter, Gail Laura of who died in 1986. Surviving are her mother, LAST WEEKS! Manhattan, N.Y.; a sister, Phyliss Andolphi of Martha R. Ross of Matawan; a brother, Keyport; a brother, Mike of Matawan; and 10 Christopher of Franklin; two sisters, Mary of grandchildren. Services were arranged by Day Long Branch and Elizabeth of New York; and Funeral Home, Keyport. Cremation was private. her friend, Patrick Stigliani. Services were Memorial contributions may be made to arranged by Riverside Memorial Chapel, New Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York. Bernadette M a r t i n York City. CLIFFORD E. SCHNEIDER, 75, of Colts P e t e r s S h o r t CHARLES GORDON JR., 74, of the Neck, formerly of Hazlet, died July 25 at home. Cliffwood Beach section of Aberdeen died July Born in Jersey City, he lived in West 27 at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. Keansburg, Hazlet and Keansburg before mov Born in Jersey City, he lived there before mov ing to Colts Neck 20 years ago. Mr. Schneider ing to Cliffwood Beach 25 years ago. Mr. was the founder and owner of Clifford’s Keyport Gordon was a bus driver for NJ Transit, Jersey Auction, Hazlet, which developed into the City, for 30 years, retiring in 1983. He was a Collingwood Auction and Flea Market. He was member of the Amalgamated Transit Workers Union Local 821, Jersey City. An Army veteran president of Collingwood Enterprises. Mr. G O O D B Y E GIRL of World War II and a Navy veteran of the Schneider was an Army veteran of World War Korean conflict, Mr. Gordon also was a member II. Surviving are his wife, Gladys R. Van Gelder of American Legion Post 1000, Newark. He was Schneider; a son, Roland C. of Hazlet; a daugh a communicant of St. Lawrence Church, ter, Gladysrose Schneider Stoll of Colts Neck; a Laurence Harbor section of Old Bridge. Mr. brother, Ernest H. Jr. of Cape Coal, Fla.; and Gordon was predeceased by two brothers, four grandchildren. Services were arranged by Henry, who died in 1991, and Francis, who died John E. Day Funeral Home, Red Bank. in 1990. Surviving are a nephew, Kevin of Cliffwood Beach; and two nieces, Deborah of Cliffwood Beach and Laura Freyer of Marlboro. Services were arranged by Day Funeral Home, GEORGE P. TORMAY, 85, of the Cliffwood Keyport, with a Mass at St. Lawrence Church. section of Aberdeen died July 29 at Bayshore Burial was in Shoreland Memorial Gardens, Community Hospital, Holmdel. Born in Laurence Harbor. Larksville, Pa., he lived there before moving to Cliffwood 32 years ago. Mr. Tormay was a machinist for Veron's, Elizabeth, for nine years, MARIE LOGOMARSINO KAUFMAN, 85, of the Port Monmouth section of Middletown died and later was a custodian for the Matawan July 25 at King James Care Center, Regional School System for 16 years, retiring in Middletown. Born in Hoboken, she lived in 1986. He was a member of the Cliffwood Senior Jersey City and in Highlands for .15 years Citizens and also belonged to the senior citizen before moving to Port Monmouth 19 years ago. groups at St. Joseph’s Church, Keyport, St. Mrs. Kaufman was a packer for the National Benedict’s Church, Holmdel, St. Clement’s Biscuit Co., New York and Fairlawn, for 30 Church, Matawan, and Holy Family Church, years, retiring in 1955. She was a communicant Union Beach. Mr. Tormay was predeceased by g BEST ACTOR IN A MUSICAL — MARTIN SHORT ^ of St. Mary’s Church, New Monmouth section of v OUTER CRITICS CIRCLE AWARD ¥ Middletown, and a member of the Middletown his wife, Marie Martha Peterson Tormay, who Senior Citizens and the Port Monmouth died in 1990. Surviving are his son, George R. G E T E X A C T SEAT LO C A T IO N S BY P H O N E (212) 307-4100 Democratic Club. Mrs. Kaufman was prede of Cliffwood; his sister, Elizabeth Wasenda of G R O U P S (212) 765-8058 • M ARQ U IS T H E A T R E , B’W AY & 45TH ST. ceased by her husband, Charles, who died in Nanacoke, Pa.; and two grandsons. Services Original Broadway cast recording available on Columbia CDs & capes 1977. Surviving are a cousin, Bernard J. were arranged by Day Funeral Home, Keyport, Schauer of Secaucus. Services were arranged with a Mass at St. Joseph's Church. Interment by John F. Pfleger Funeral Home, Middletown. was in St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Keyport. *»aaa»4.»*rf»ttKftttsa*a«44a»afc«l THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 4, 1993 2 9 PROPERTY LINES ERA !«i00L£T0WN ADVANTAGE 522 S. Atlantic Ave...... $137,000 360 Harmony Road REALTY 55 Fordham Drive...... $155,000 9 Hunters Pointe Road 156 Ivy Hill D rive...... $180,000 3 Joseph Drive...... NUMBER ONE ERA OFFICE IN NEW JERSEY 1012 Wellington Place ...... $91,000 123 Jumping Brook ..... 423 E. Kings Highway. 1255 Route 35 ...... 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Call Weichert s TOP B roker - Sales R epresentative PROM CER 1986-1992 NJAR M illion D ollar Sales Club I OR 1992. A m bassadors / President’s Club House of the Week Just Listed 30 Courtland Ln., Aberdeen \ M atawan/Aberdeen Area Office COLDWeLL Strathmore, ABERDEEN B A N K j S R Q 4 BR Colonial $167,900 OFFICE I 132 Route 34 ______583-5400 908-583-5000 SCHLOTT ® I W eichert \ JfL REALTORS® 1 Realtors I K «n 1 -n~i~vi^ao<(Y t i t h i i i r ------3 0 AUGUST 4,'1993, THE INDEPENDENT M any tax advantages to ow ning ow n hom e The first real estate investment most miniums, are sometimes unaware or un er these savings, you may, for example, people make is their own home, and for sure of the financial advantages of own wish to change the number of exemptions good reason. 1 KliAL I STATi: ing property and how these tax breaks claimed on the W-4 form with your em First, owning a home provides you work. Actually, it is fairly simple and ployer. This will help to increase the size with a place to live, where you and your AL contributes to the affordability of housing. of your paycheck and make it easier to family spend time together building mem BERTICS The tax advantages are especially ben handle monthly mortgage payments. ories. eficial during the first years of owning the Another way to recognize the advan On the other hand, a house is real es property because mortgage interest ac tages of home ownership is to compare tate. It’s property, a commodity. It’s walls counts for almost the entire amount of the monthly mortgage payments with rental and a roof. It’s important, therefore, to monthly payment. This, along with the payments. Frequently, the difference is think of this property also as an invest Homeowners reap important tax bene amount paid in property taxes, can be de small. Yet even when your monthly pay ment. fits, since home-mortgage interest pay ducted on your federal return. 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If you include pay rental, you can decorate or improve your ment for your property taxes with your home without fear of later losing this /?M 4rutfaC atioM ~. mortgage payment, your mortgage lender additional investment. * -sociate for the also will show you the total amount of Besides the financial benefits you have 10 Country Club Ln„ Marlboro Month of June property taxes paid during the year. Or as a homeowner, there are the psychologi Cul-De-Sac $529,900 you will receive from your local munici cal and emotional benefits. Home is 203 Main SL, Matawan pality or tax collector a notice of annual where each member of the family finds 4 Office Suites $189,900 property taxes paid. comfort, pleasure and security. 257H Bennetts Rd.. Old Bridge LISTED Real estate tax advantages have a di Country Setting $259,000 59 Fordham Dr.,Aberdeen rect bearing on housing affordability. In At Bertics is president of the Monmouth 16 Spring Valley Dr.. Holmdel 36 Ferland Lane,Aberdeen stead of waiting for a tax refund to recov County Association of Realtors. Beautiful Property $269,900 4 Michael Ct., Millstone Talk to Tuttle About SOLD her New Listings 29 River Dr., Marlboro Barbara Tuttle, GRI i f 427 Hampton Ct.,Manalapan BUSINESS Top Producer LISTED & SOLD Matawan Office 1992 r 36 Claremont Ct., Middletown MCOSS Nursing Services, Red Bank, has dletown law firm of Giordano, Halleran & been accredited by the Com m unity Health A c Ciesla, addressed N ew Jersey certified public The Prudential \ m p S C H L O T P ® creditation Program (C H A P ), a subsidiary of acountants at their annual litigation conference New Jersey Realty REALTORS® S 4 6 2 -4 2 4 2 the National League for Nursing. M CO SS, in East Brunswick. which provides hom e health-care services and of Aberdeen was promoted Main Street Executive Center 566-1881 Felice Nelson 191 Route 9, M analapan com m unity health programs in M onm outh and to vice president and m anager of the Glen 57 Highway 34, Matawan, l\IJ Eves. 566-2459 M iddlesex counties, is the only health-care or Rock branch, retail division, by the board of ganization in the two counties to hold C H A P directors o f United Jersey Bank. Nelson joined accreditation. Accreditation m eans that the or UJB in 1978 as a teller in the Norw ood branch ganization autom atically qualifies to partici and later served as m anager of the Lyndhurst W e i c h e r t W e i c h e r t pate in M edicare. and North Arlington branches. She resides in Dr. Michael Fitzgerald and A l Ferrara of Aberdeen w ith her husband, Fred, and two Creative Im aging Seminars of M iddletow n re sons, M ark and Ronald. cently presented a personality prints workshop David A . Springsteen, certified public ac at M iddlesex County College, Edison. countant, of M iddletow n attended the 1993 “Commit to Get Fit” was conducted in N E X IA International Tax Conference, held M ay at the Racquet Place of Old Bridge and J u n e 2-6 in Budapest, Hungary. A partner of M atawan, in honor of National Physical W ithum , Smith & Brown, Certified Public A c Fitness and Sports M onth. countants & Consultants, Springsteen is a Johnathon Kelly Ames (JK A ) Advertis m em ber of the tax division of the Am erican % ing, Route 34, M atawan, won a “Lem on into Institute o f C ertified Public Accountants and Lem onade” Award in the 1993 Value Retail serves on the Tax Com m ittee of the New Jer News M arketing Achievem ent Savvy Awards, sey Society o f C ertified Public Accountants. for its cam paign for Princeton Forrestal V il Dr. Cheryl Lechtanski of M iddletow n has lage. The cam paign’s slogan was “Profit from joined the M organville Fam ily Chiropractic our Change.” O ffice, M organville. The Kathie Kull Dance Center, Union D avid B. Niles, a partner of M eo, Niles & Square M all, Route 35, is offering full scholar Valentine, a registered investm ent adviser in s . ships for m ale dancers age 9 to adult, begin M atawan, has been authorized by the EDNA LEFF BARBARA KENAS ning to advanced. For an interview, call 842 International Board o f Standards and Practices 1 0 3 5 . for C ertified Financial Planners Inc., to use the Edna Leff has been named as the recipi William A . Golda of M iddletow n, a certi m arks CFP, certified financial planner, in his BARBARA fied public accountant and a partner at Bugni, ent of the Sales and Dollar Volume professional title. M ore than 23,000 financial LaBanca & Paudano, Oakhurst, has been Awards in the Aberdeen Office for the RECEIVES planners are presently licensed to use the elected a trustee o f the N ew Jersey Society of m a r k s . Second Quarter of 1993. Fdna participat Certified Public Accountants for a tw o-year an officer and ed in ten sales for a combined volume in ANOTHER term effective June 1. Richard L. Friedman, shareholder of the M iddletow n law firm of excess of $1,500,000. owner of Personal Best Sandy Burke, Gi&rdano, Halleran & Ciesla, w ill appear on AWARD Trainers, M iddletow n, received the M iddle Edna joined Weichert Realtors in 1982 T V 34 News, Monm outh Cablevision, at 6:30 town P.B.A. 124 Com m unity Service Award and has been a member of the N.J. State p.m. Aug. 17. The interview program w ill be for the tim e she volunteered to the Police D e Million Dollar Sales Club for nine conse devoted to white collar crim e. Friedm an is a Winner of the Listing Award in partm ent’s physical training program . cutive years, a member of the prestigious 1964 graduate of Rutgers U niversity and the Aberdeen Office for the Ralph Bohal o f Hazlet, an autom otive m e 100 Sales Club and has held a broker’s received a juris doctor degree from the license for 5 years. chanic at the United Parcel Service, was re Second Quarter, 1993. cently honored by his com pany for w orking 24 University of California at Berkeley and a Edna’s success is due to total commit years w ithout an accident. m aster’s degree in law from New York ment to customer’s needs. Consula (Connie) Cuchural, o w n e r a n d University. He is certified by the N ew Jersey adm inistrator of the Holm del Convalescent Suprem e Court as a crim inal and civil trial ABERDEEN OFFICE ABERDEEN OFFICE Center, was recently honored by the N ew Jer a t t o r n e y . 583-5400 583-5400 sey Association of Health Care Facilities for Linda Wladika of H azlet has recently her 42 years of com m itm ent to the long-care joined the Sherry Group, Inc., W arren, as an profession. account supervisor. The Sherry Group is a John A. Aiello, an officer and shareholder com m unications and public relations com pany of Giordano, Halleran & Ciesla, M iddletown, specializing in business, sports and consum er W e i c h e r t W e i c h e r t has been re-elected for a second term as com m unications. W ladika brings m ore than 10 Realtors Realtors chaim an of the N ew Jersey Bar Association’s years of related prom otions and public rela corporate and business law section. tions experience to the Sherry Group. H er du Richard L. Friedman, an officer in the ties include creating and im plem enting special T commercial litigation department of the M id- events and prom otions. l l » < * « < * I I I g THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 4, 1993 3 1 Sports Antonucci brings fire, drive to sid elines always his No. 1 love. ______BY ALAN KARMIN______“When I became the varsity baseball Staff W riter coach he was already a junior and it was like having a coach on the field,” Principe From local standout athlete to local continued. “I always compared him to coach and teacher, Keyport native Steve Lenny Dykstra. He was a hard-nosed, get- Antonucci began the transition last year dirty type of guy who played way above and is hoping to make the same kind of his talent. But even so, he had consider impact teaching sports as he did as an ath able talent. He was the perfect player for lete on the playing field. any coach to ever have. But more impor Antonucci, a 1988 graduate of Keyport tantly, Steve’s a great human being. He High School, was a three-sport star for the was always there to help out with any Red Raiders. He was a wingback and thing. safety for the football team and the point “He was my first All-Shore baseball guard and floor leader for the basketball player and he’s a great person. Now he team. On the baseball diamond, he was comes back and I’m afraid when we play the team’s captain for three years and Holmdel because I know he’s going to do earned All-Shore honors his senior year. a good job there. Steve knows sports. He While baseball may have been deals exceptionally well with young kids Antonucci’s springboard to the college and he gains their respect immediately level, he said his greatest scholastic mem when they , see his hard work and dedica ory is winning a state football champi tion. He’s got all the attributes that make a onship his senior year, although he said good coach. But I wish him all the luck in there was always a thrill playing in a cou the world - he deserves it.” ple of championship baseball games. Antonucci spent the 1992-93 school Following his graduation from Key year coaching in the Holmdel Township port, Antonucci had aspirations of playing school district while finishing his school baseball at Seton Hall University. But ing at Montclair State College. He things didn’t work out with the Pirates and coached under Skip Edwards for the Antonucci moved on to Ramapo College. Holmdel High School football team, was A year of frustration later, he found the the junior varsity baseball coach under Ed perfect fit at Montclair State College Reckage, and coached the Satz School where he played in three regional playoffs boys’ basketball team to an intermediate and made one NCAA Division III World school division title and a semifinal round COACH IN MOTION — Former Keyport High School football and baseball Series appearance. appearance ±n the Run for the Roses standout Steve Antonucci will be back on the sidelines this fall as an “College was probably the best experi Tournament, finishing the year at 23-3. assistant football coach at Holmdel High School. ence of my life,” said Antonucci. Dorothy Theobald, who coached the (Photo by Rich Schultz) “Montclair was great. I won a regional Satz School girls’ basketball team, had a championship and played in a World birdseye view watching Antonucci at type of person who demands things from make as you get more experience. Making Series. I played with some great guys who work as the two shared the school’s gym the kids - not by verbalization but by the the decisions as the coach instead of the went on to the professional ranks. The nasium for practice. way he played, that’s what he expects player is a hard transition to make.” travel and the teams we got to play was a “Considering that we’ve had a difficult from the kids. I coached against him and Antonucci said it was especially hard great experience.” situation where we both have had to share he played as hard as anybody. realizing that not every youngster has the Now Antonucci has returned to the gym, Steve was great to get along with “You can tell he has aspirations of same desire and dedication he possessed. Monmouth County as a scholastic coach, and we were able to help each other out,” being a head coach as time goes on “I think you have to take every kid for and Keyport High School baseball mentor said Theobald. “And considering the age because he’s willing to go the whole nine what he is,” Antonucci said. “Each kid has Sal Principe says it’s a job for which his group and parental pressure he had to deal yards to do whatever he has to do to get his own skill and what he will excel at. I former player is well-suited. with Steve handled everything in a very the job done.” think it’s the way you motivate people to “I knew from Day 1 that Steve was professional way with obviously good How much of his competitiveness will do what you want them to do. For exam going to be a coach,” said Principe, “even results.” Antonucci be able to pass on to his play ple, Mike Ciccotelli, my football coach at when he was on my freshman football Edwards said he knew he was getting ers? Keyport, was probably the most motivat team. He was the quarterback. Even a quality addition to his coaching staff “I’d like to say I take it all with me,” ing coach I’ve ever had. His pre-game though that wasn’t his best position, he from the beginning. said Antonucci, who will be a student speeches were unbelievable. When you was the best leader and we needed some “Last season was a getting-to-know- teacher at Middletown South High School walked out of the locker room you were body to remember the plays who could tell the-kids type period,” said Edwards. “The this year. “I just need to learn how to con ready to hand somebody their head. I other people what to do so we made him kids were getting to know him and he was trol some of it. Sometimes I find myself think if you motivate players in the right the quarterback. He went on to have a getting to know them. In all honesty, I still thinking like the player and not the way and use their talents the right way very good football career but baseball was think Steve has a unique quality. He’s the coach. It’s an adjustment that you have to then you can bring everything together.” Lin c ro ft 11 - 1 2 so ftb a ll sq u ad claim s 2 titles The squad continued its dominance in the the players accomplished a lot in the state June 20. They showed a lot of hustle and ______BY ALAN KARMIN______first two games of the state sectional tourna tournament, the team felt a bit of a letdown they came together as a unit. It was a full ment, eliminating Metuchen, 29-5, and Point with the loss on Friday. five weeks of practicing every day and it Staff W riter Pleasant, 18-5. Lincroft went on to capture “The girls were very disappointed but we was a real commitment by all of the girls. I the New Jersey Section 3 championship with found when we got to the state tournament give them a lot of credit for being 11 and 12 The Lincroft Little League’s 11- and 12- a hard-fought nine-inning battle, 16-15, over that you really needed big windmill pitchers years old and for pulling together and win year-old girls’ all-star softball team fell short Point Pleasant Borough with Kate Sullivan and we just didn’t have that,” said Hooker. ning the district and sectional titles.” in its bid for regional play and a possible trip going the distance for Lincroft. “Emilia Murtha was a very good pitcher but Lincroft hit for a .458 team average while to the national championships in Michigan As one of four teams remaining in the we needed more than one big pitcher to win outscoring its opponents 183-54. Leading when it lost a state semifinal game on Friday state tournament, Lincroft met up with a tall, the tournament and we found out by going the hit parade were Murtha (.636), Lindsay to West Cumberland, 10-5. windmilling lefthander from West Cum down there that’s what you had to have.” Keppler (.583), Kelly Kumm (.528) and After walloping Colts Neck, 36-2, berland, Lindsay Bendede. Hooker said he was proud of the players’ Aimee Barcelona (.472). Manalapan, 30-5, and Middletown Pacific, Although Bendede hurled a no-hitter, accomplishments, adding that the division The rest of the squad which was guided 26-7, the Lincroft squad won the District 19 Lincroft managed to scratch out five runs and sectional victories were a tribute to their by Hooker and John Keppler included championship by defeating the Middletown with some daring baserunning. Murtha gave dedication. 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My new car posting his Nationals entry. “I recall will have me sitting in front of the when it happened, the weather was engine, as if the car were a jet fight perfect, cool dry spring air. er.” “When I won the 1992 Jet “The advantages are numerous,” Nationals it was a bit more humid, stated Hanna. “The most obvious is typical hot summer weather which the continuing narrowing of the funny hinders performance slightly. I proba car bodies, making it impossible to sit SAVE 30%-50% bly could have squeezed a .20 or bet a driver next to the air inlet and keep ter out of her if I wanted, but it wasn’t the engine on center.” necessary to win. Hanna went on to point out other On Famous LaBarge Tables & Mirrors “That particular event I won not reasons such as “vision in staging and with quick E.T.’s but with quick reac on the run itself and better front to tion times. This is how I win most of back weight distribution. 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South’s two-game sweep gives teens over Union Beach earned it the division title. | | S C H O O L chance to shine Hooker, who is assisted by Bill Kitley ______BY ALAN KARMIN______and Peter Rowe, said the summer squad’s impressive showing was a sign of things ...is the p erfect place to deliver yo u r Staff Writer to come for the Middletown South advertising m essage not only to parents In the Ed Carleton Summer Baseball Eagles. , League, a young Middletown South High Seven of the 20 players on the o f school-age children , but also to adults School squad has made great strides this Carleton League roster were freshmen in summer. the 1992-93 school year, including Ron w ho are headed back to the classroom . Christie, Dave Dondero, Darren Fenster, The team has advanced in the league Riley Hughes, Jim Lopusnick, Tom playoffs and is now one of six clubs Lopusnick and Eric Romaglino. • Fashion ideas for children, college students and adults remaining from the original field of 36 The rest of the team features Jim • School stationary and supplies after defeating Union Beach, 7-4, on July Rowe, Mike Alesio, Jay Black, George • Adult learning opportunities 28 to sweep a best-of-three series. Bradshaw, Joe Dondero, Byron Char- • Tutoring and test preparation services “I believe we are the only team in the boneau, Ryan Clarke, Justin Gallagher, league not to have any graduating seniors Chuck Indelicato, Matt Kinsella, Brian • Student furniture (Class of 1993),” said Coach Paul McGee and Rob Pereless. • Computer equipment and supplies Hooker, who is an assistant coach at “I think, in general, the freshmen are • Books and tapes Middletown South High School. “In the going to make a very big impact,” said ... as well as numerous other school-related Carleton League you are allowed to have Hooker. “I don’t want to single anybody graduating seniors and we don’t. out but we have seven on the team and merchandise and services. “Bill LaFalce (Middletown South’s the freshman team this past year was 16 head baseball coach) and I made the deci 1 and seven of them are on this team. Call you r representative today. sion that it was going to be this team - “In the past, generally, the freshmen Monmouth County: 972-6740 win or lose in the summer - that was didn’t do very well in the Carleton going to be the school’s team for the fol League. So I think overall, from that 16-1 Middlesex County: 254-7000 lowing year. And while we played freshman team, those seven boys, every Telemarketing 1-800-660-4ADS against teams that had graduating seniors, one of them has made some kind of we didn’t have any and I think it really impact this summer.” Publication:August 25 helped. Hooker said he believes Middletown Ad Deadline August 18 “It’s going to be a nice team next year. South’s high school team has a bright And by playing the 15-game schedule future on the baseball diamond. and going into the playoffs like this, it’s “We’ve gotten the team in a fall pro pretty impressive because of the competi gram that plays in North Jersey,” he said, G reater M edia tion.” “so these boys will continue to play right The Carleton summer league consist on through the fall which will hopefully N e w s p a p e r s ed of 36 teams - six divisions of six lead to a successful spring season. There Sentinel • Suburban • News Transcript teams. In Middletown South’s division, are only a few boys that play football so Bayshore Independent • Middletown Independent Athlete’s Alley finished first, Christian out of the 20 players there’s a good group The Examiner Brothers Academy was second and that really loves and is truly dedicated to Middletown South and Union Beach tied the game of baseball.” S P O R T S THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 4, 1993 Sport Shorts for Kids, Lloyd’s Meats and Deli, Nappi program enables youngsters ages 10-15 to play Mark Eaton of the Jazz; Scott Skiles and Trucking, Noto and Associates, Oasis Ford, up for the following year (i.e. the level at Greg Kite of the Orlando Magic; Chris Paul Kloman Associates, Peapod’s Hong which they will be playing organized ball dur Jackson of the Denver Nuggets; and Mike Kong Wok, Perut Lawns Inc., Randolph ing spring 1994). There is a 10-game season Iuzzolino of the Dallas Mavericks. At Bamm Alison Knowles, 16, of Aberdeen Township, Gallaries, Sweatland, Tandem Studios, The with most games played on weekends. Hollow there will be a buffet lunch at 11:30 bowled a nine-game series totaling 1,506 pins Hobby Shop, The Racquet Shop, The Sweet Applications can be picked up at the snack bar a.m. and the parings with the NBA players fol (167 average) to win the Junior Division Shop, Vince Men’s and Women’s Barber Shop at McMahon’s Park in North Middletown. lowed at 12:30 p.m. by golf. Dinner and an crown in the New Jersey State Elks Assoc 1 and the Aberdeen PBA. Volunteer umpires are needed. Details: Al auction of sports collectibles will be held at iation’s “Tournament of Champions” held July Auerbach, 495-6608, or Joann Veitra, 787 the Squires Pub in Eatontown at 6:30 p.m. 18-20 at Seasons Resort, Great Gorge. Alison Ron Kornegay’s All-Star Basketball Camp 7597. Cost of the event is $75 for dinner only, $300 bowled the highest series of any Junior or will be held at Jersey 34 Tennis Club, Route for the golf tournament including lunch and Senior division girl at the event and received 34, the weeks of Aug. 9-13 and Aug. 16-20. dinner. Details: 741-9339. an Elks scholarship. Teen-agers were able to The camp is open to players ages 9-17. REGIONAL participate in golf, tennis or bowling at the Kornegay, the former head coach at The second annual New Jersey State three-day event. Winners from seven states, Monmouth College and Kean College, will be Wall Stadium will present “Oldtimer’s Night” Women’s 500 Bowling Club tournament will including New Jersey, will advance to regional assisted by high school, junior high school and on Saturday. Prior to the stadium’s regular be held at the Showboat Bowling Center in competition to be held Aug. 15-17 at Seven college coaches. Early bird and team discounts stock car racing program, restored cars of the Atlantic City on Oct. 16. The tournament is Springs Mountain Resort, Champion, Pa. are available. Details: Kathy Klatsky, 583 Garden State Vintage Stock Car Club will be open to members who have bowled a scratch Alison will enter her junior year at Matawan 1011 or 671-0300, or Ron Kornegay, 922 on display and several of the area’s legendary 500 series in a WIBC-sanctioned league or Regional High School in September. 9130. stock car drivers will be on hand to meet fans, tournament in New Jersey. For more informa pose for pictures and sign autographs. The tion, call Ruby Jane Niebergall at (201) 478 The summer of 1993 has been a busy one for evening’s racing schedule will include a 30- 4385, or Jennie Protono at (201) 797-7594. the Matawan-Aberdeen 12-year-old all-stars lap Small-Block Modified feature, a 25-lap baseball team. The squad completed its sweep Pro Stock headliner and a 20-lap Street Stock Freehold Raceway has added harness racing In the 077 Postal Bowling League at Airport of the Matawan-Aberdeen Babe Ruth main event. Also on the program will be a spe from Ladbroke at the Meadows in Pittsburgh, Plaza Lanes, Team 07747 (56-21) ran into a Tournament with a 15-9 win over St. Joseph’s cial “Dash for Cash” among the Street Stock Pa., to its summer simulcasting schedule. The buzzsaw better known as Those Guys! (42 on July 25. Combining to pitch the win were drivers. This special event is a five-lap sprint live simulcasts will be seen on Thursdays, 35). Pete Kaufer of Matawan paced the quar Mike Delpriora, Mike Langton, Davey with the winner collecting $100 and the run Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. Freehold’s tet with an 80 pin over average performance. Gonzales and Justin Lebowitz. Hitting stars ner-up $50. The field will have only six cars. weekly summer simulcasting features harness According to Ed McDermott, who reports on included Mark Ball (4-4, 4 runs scored), Billy One of the drivers in the field will be Howell’s racing from The Meadowlands and thorough such things, Kaufer credits his good fortune Joyner (3-3, grand slam, 7 RBI), Jay Rich Mongeau, the current points leader in bred racing from the Atlantic City Race with the recent release of (ex) coach Frank Gorczynski (2 RBI) and Danny Pinho (HR, 2 the division. Racing will start at 7 p.m. Course Tuesday through Saturday evenings Smith of Keyport. Team 07730, perhaps peev RBI). In the South Amboy Tournament, and harness racing from Rosecroft Raceway ed at McDermott’s recent comments that the Matawan-Aberdeen reached the finals with Local finishers in the POW/MIA 5K race Wednesday through Saturday evenings. Post race is for second place, swept The Misfits to wins over South Brunswick, 3-0, and held June 19 in Elizabeth include (overall fin time every night at Freehold Raceway is 7:25 inch closer to first place (48-29). Finally, a tip Sayreville, 5-3, and Perth Amboy, 8-3. ishing place, name, town, age, time): 50, p.m. Live harness racing will resume at of the pins to Charlotte Colson of Lincroft Against South Brunswick, Lebowitz, Gonzales Louis Nazzaro, Port Monmouth, 47, 21:09; Freehold on Aug. 13. ( (Speedy Limo) who rolled a 209-568 series. and Langton combined on an 11-strikeout, 107, William Michalski, Middletown, 50, I four-hitter. Defensive standouts included 24:09; and 164, Val Raugas, Hazlet, 53, News about area athletes in college, local The Hazlet Youth Athletic League’s 9-year- Kevin Conover and Jerry Allutto in the out 26:38. recreation teams or registrations may be sent old baseball tournament team won its division' field and Ball at shortstop. In the win over to The Independent, c/o G reater Media title in the Hazlet Invitational Tournament. Sayreville, Delpriora hit a three-run homer and Local finishers in the CPA 5K run held in Newspapers, Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick After losing its first two games in the Colonia Langton fanned eight hitters in a row to spark Roseland on June 28 included (overall finish 08816, att. M ark Rosrrtan. To reach the Sports Tournament, the team came back by beating the all-stars. Matawan-Aberdeen got home ing position, name, town, age, time): 140, Department, call 254-7000, ext. 229. Holmdel Americans, Oceanport, Matawan and runs from Gonzales, Delpriora and Brian Larry Cohen, Matawan, 37, 22:43; 184, Cranford (twice) to win the trophy. Team Esposito in the victory over Perth Amboy. On Robert Richter, Holmdel, 26, 23:53; 254, members were: Jeremy Auguste, Joey July 24, the Matawan-Aberdeen all-stars beat John Haslach, Matawan, 20, 26:16; 296, DEADLINE: Aug. 9 Caprio, Frank Carroll, John Dahlgren, Mount Laurel, 5-0, in the first game of the Michael Nolan, Hazlet, 24, 27:49; 310, Rich ISSUE DATE: Aug. 4 Robert Dougherty, Bobby Hughes, Ray East Brunswick Tournament. On July 25, East Witterschein, Middletown, 31, 28:29; 313, Irizarry, Mike Luciano, Alex Mustilli, Mike Brunswick fell to the Matawan-Aberdeen Edie Duggan, Holmdel, 31, 28:39; and 409, Polkovics, Randy Slawsky and Scott Tinari. Babe Ruth all-stars, 4-3, in seven innings. Robert Lopez, Matawan, 23, 00:38:11. WIN The team was managed by Ralph Caprio, Allutto (3-3) singled in Conover with the win with coaches John Carroll, Bob Auguste and ning run. Davey Schnieider drove in two runs The Shore Stars softball team will hold try DINNER Gary Luciano. for the winners. outs for its competitive 14-and-under and 16- and-under fast pitch summer travel team. FOR TWO The Hazlet Swim Club swim team defeated The Husky Wrestling Camp completed its Tryouts will be held Aug. 16-20 from 6-8 p.m. Freehold, 288-235, in a meet held July 21. seventh season with a takedown tournament. at St. Joseph’s complex in Keyport. Girls from When you find Andy hiding Girls’ winners for Hazlet included: Amanda Winners included: Kevin Perri (Matawan), all towns are eligible to participate. Details: Schultz (12-and-under, individual medley), Peter Mark (Freehold), Norman Schack Gary Thompson, 747-8753, or Steven in this week’s issue, you Kristen Szumera (13-17, IM; 13-14, 50 (Hazlet), P.J. Rapps (Manalapan), Brian DiMezza, 303-9222. may win: breaststroke), Ashley Bissett (8-and-under, 25 Shea (Matawan), Larry Shiller (Point A dinner for two at freestyle; 25 backstroke), Jean Marie Gillan Pleasant Borough), Foley Dowd (Howell), On Tuesday, the lifeguards of the Sandy (11-12, 50 butterfly), Melinda Wright (1.3-14, Bryan Heller (Rumson) and Shane Hook Unit of Gateway National Recreation Big Ed’s BBQ 50 butterfly) and Melissa Praizner (15-17, 50 Wernersbach (Matawan). Area will host the 10th annual Sandy Hook butterfly). Boys’ winners for Hazlet included: Invitational Lifeguard Tournament. Teams Located at 174 Rt. 34, Old Bridge Frank Sabatino (12-and-under, IM), Chris from as far north as Hempstead, N.Y., to as far Specializing in the finest Curcia (13-17, IM; 15-17, 100 freestyle), MIDDLETOWN south as Island Beach State Park will compete Southern-style BBQ ribs, Frank Sabatino (11-12, 50 freestyle) and in six events designed to demonstrate skills steaks and chicken Anthony Sabatino (11-12, 50 backstroke). St. Leo The Great School of Lincroft won the used by ocean lifeguards. The tournament will with a Down-Home taste. .Hazlet’s record is 3-2. 1993 Shore Parochial Baseball League cham begin at 5:30 p.m.at Sandy Hook, Beach Area pionship with a 5-4 win over St. Mary’s of E. Events will include running, swimming, Just fill out the entry blank The Hazlet Hurricanes, a girls’ 1979-80 trav New Monmouth on June 26. Left fielder Rob paddling and rowing. The contest is free and and mail it to: el soccer team, is seeking several players. Doehner made a perfect throw to catcher the public is invited to attend. Sandy Hook is Interested players should call Mary at 264 Matt Bailey to cut down a runner at the plate off Route 36 in Northern Monmouth County. ANDY 6855 for more information. for the game’s final out. St. Leo’s led the Beach Area E is 2 miles north of the park c/o The Independent league’s Western Division all year behind the entrance. Details: 872-0115. 766 Shrewsbury Ave., Tinton Falls, NJ 07724 MATAWAN pitching of Mark Russo, first baseman Brian Traynor, and versatile Joe Pecorino (who Tryouts for the Old Bridge Wings ice hockey The winner will be drawn from the teams will be starting on Aug. 28. For infor entry blanks with the correct answer. On June 15, the Husky Indoor Soccer mation about player age requirements, tryout Association presented its 1993 Husky Indoor times and fees, call 494-0059, The Wings are m Soccer Scholarship awards. The honors were seeking coaches for the 1993-94 season, Call announced during the Matawan Regional High John Piccolo after 7 p.m. at 679-8-339. School Senior Awards Banquet. The winners of the $500 scholarships are Jason Lemberg John Crotty and Alex Blackwell, two Shore and Tricia Gossett from the MRHS boys’ and Conference products now playing in the NBA, girls’ soccer teams. Donations from local mer are among the pro basketball players who will chants helped make the scholarships possible. participate in the NBA Player Golf Tourna- Among the businesses making donations were: ment-Dinner on Aug. 16 at the Bamm Hollow Aberdeen Chem-Dry, Altman Development Country Club, Lincroft. 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Call Century 21 Andee Reality FREDERICK MARRAand 908-577-0128______011 Mobile Homes GUNES MARRA, his Wife FREEHOLD BORO SEQUA CREDIT CORPORATION; THE BEACON HAZLET-Why Rent? New mo YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to serve upon Katz. Ettin, BRAND NEW bile homes. Financing. 15 & 20 year loans. No pets. Levine & Kurzweil, PA, whose address is 905 North Kings Highway, Cherry 4 bedrooms. 2 full baths with Reaching Over Hill, New Jersey 08034-1569, An Answer to the Complaint and Amendment central air. $133,900. Call Call: 908-888-9335 to Complaint (if any) tiled in a civil action in which Citicorp Mortgage, Inc., *iW'saip‘ • Ser.trse! • SoOiFtor. • Bayjriore 020 Buildings/ 025 Business 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted Garages Opportunities Full Time Full Time Full Time Part Time Part Time Part Time GARAGE Marlboro. Alarm, DESSERT/COFFEE/ICE ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE- ADVERTISERS CONSULTANT - Partylite DISCOVERY TOYS SALES-Bookstore opening in 8, READERS fenced w/elec gate. All sizes. CREAM - Millstone Twp. Turn Large income potential, excel OFFICE HELP August seeks responsible, It is the policy of this newspaper Att: Candle Lovers! Consultants needed to dem $28.-$109./mo. 908-536-0235 key, growing community. Will lent benefits for a qualified ap knowledgeable people. For that all help wanted advertisements onstrate & sell toys. 257-1315 Monday-Friday, flexible hours. will begin with a job title. Need cash? Earn 25%-32% of HOWELL/FREEHOLD finance. Call 908-446-1884 plicant. Resume to: flexible hours to schedule an Call 1-800-660-4 ADS Space to store your eqpt., FINANCIAL SERVICES Merrily Morris Heavy phones, fax, filing, interview, please call sales! No investments, no de trucks & supplies. Indoor or General Sales Manager errands, clear speaking voice. 908-972-3233 livery. It’s fun & easy. 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Also Reception, general office cation. Immediate opening. necessary. Call John Road, Freehold booking parties. 908-290-7133 duties. Must be flexible. Per BUY IT Reliable Furniture, Rt. 18 EXTRA MONEY? 908-888-7656 manent position. Monday, REAL ESTATE E. Brunswick. 908-238-0505 CASHIER Wednesday & Friday, 4pm- 3 to 4 days week. Week-ends DENTAL ASSISTANT SELL IT You can have your own new CASHIER - 5 days week. 8pm & Saturday 8:30am- a must. Apply in person. Bat- Experienced preferred. No business with no risk or Light stock. Apply in person. MANAGER SEAMSTRESS/FITTER 1:30pm. Call 908-679-1100 FIND IT investment. Call for further Marlboro Bridal Shop tleview Orchards, 9am to Saturdays. Call 908-446-6121 Battlewiew Orchards, 9am to Active, expanding agency information 908-972-5845. FT/PT available 3pm, Monday through Friday, 3pm, Monday through Friday. looking for aggressive, ener DRIVERS WANTED CLASSIFIED Call 908-972-0080 Wemrock Road, Freehold. LOCAL VENTING ROUTE- Wemrock Road, Freehold. getic, licensed agent. Experi Use your VISA Earn up to $12. per hour. Earn up to $1,000./week. Im DECORATING ASSOCIATE ence not necessary. WILL Go-4-lt X-press delivery, is mediate Sale 1-800-800-2991. TRAIN. Call Mary CHIROPRACTIC or MASTERCARD now hiring drivers, to deliver 021 Business/ Seeking creative business SECRETARY minded person for interior 908-591-8000 meals from local restaurants VENDING-New machine to the Superintendent of to pay for your Office Services decorating. Training. Part/full ASSISTANT in Old Bridge, Matawan, Marl Can earn you $3,000.-$4,000. Schools. Send letter of ap boro, Manalapan & Freehold. time. Call 908-583-3712 Looking for mature person to Classified Ads a week cash! FT/PT. First plication and resume on or Flexible day, evening & week assist doctor. Tuesday & PRECISELY WRITE time offered-for sale cheap. DENTAL OFFICE MANAGER- before August, 13, 1993 end hours. Must use own car. Thursday 6pm-9pm, Friday 1-800-660-4-ADS Resumes/word processing. Zero down if qualified. Call Mature minded individual with to:South River Public Schools Call 908-536-1212 9am-noon, Saturday 9am- Free pick-up & delivery. Laura 1 -800-637-5755 good interpersonal skills & Office of the Superintendent 1pm. Call 908-679-6880 Call 908-591 -9005, 7 days dental management experi ADVERTISING Montgomery Street ence for East Brunswick gen South River, N.J. 08882 CIRCULATION 022 Commercial eral practice. Full or part time. SALES E.O.E. Properties 908-821 -2263 SERVICE REP BOROUGH OF M iddlesex County TEACHER AIDES The Star-Ledger has immedi FINANCIAL ate part-time openings. Must OFFICE/PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS Local newspaper group TEACHERS have reliable car and be avail If your summer job is not fun. SOUTH RIVER BLDG. for sale. Hwy. 9, seeks aggressive self able early mornings. Start At If your work week is not flex Full time/part time. Manalapan. Excel, for Atty., starter to build this terri $110.00 plus car expenses Acct., Dr. Approx. 3,800 sq. ft. 029 Accounting ible. If, if, if, if.... W easer’s Nursery school. Call between tory. The successful and route profits. Benefits in Ices still needs good drivers 9am & 5pm 254-3505 Call owner 908-780-9000 candidate must be per clude: Vision, Dental Insur Applications are being to drive trucks in Monmouth sonable and have ex ance plan plus vacations. County. Earn $250.-$350. per ANGIE M. OUYANG, CPA- cellent verbal com Rapid salary increases. Full charge bookkeeping, fi week & bonuses too. Call TEACHER accepted for the following munication skills. ONLY Call 1-800-242-0850 OLD BRIDGE nancial statem ents or tax mat 908-780-2242 CANDIDATES. WITH NURSERY SCHOOL- Must be ters. Call 908-739-5348 - MEDIA SALES EXPE New Jersey certified in early HAIR DRESSER - Following. parttime positions: RIENCE W IL L BE childhood. Call 908-721-5444 CONTRACTORS Excellent location, salary, Manager Trainee between 9 & 3, Monday- BILLIE CIANO CPA commission, and vacation. CONSIDERED. MASONS We offer a salary com Friday. On weekends please needed with entrepe- SECRETARY-Finance Department For all your accounting needs Call 908-238-4488 HEAVY TRADES CALL 908-431-1517 mensurate with expe leave message. neurial spirit. Become a rience and commission. part of a growing chain CLERK-Utility Collection Office LANDSCAPERS HAIR DRESSER Excellent benefits avail able. Please send re of printing/copy cen Ability to type is required and Experienced, FT/PT TEACHER 032 Money Wanted sume to: ters. Some experience Office space plus Salary/Comm. 908-251 -3335 Nursery School. Full time 9-4. use of a computer is preferred. B. Englert, Advertising Mgr. Manalapan 908-446-4109 and college preferred fenced in storage HAIR STYLIST-Experienced Greater Media Newspapers but not needed. Additional information can areas. STOP CREDIT TURNDOWNS with following for well known Edgeboro Road AND REJECTIONS Old Bridge Salon. Call Sue East Brunswick, NJ 08816 OPTICAL- Computer literacy a be obtained from the Rents $250- Have a brand new credit file 908-679-4362 Equal Opportunity Employer plus. Salary + profit in 30 days guaranteed. M/F Come grow with us. sharing with opportuni $2500 per month. Call 1-800-796-9616 Borough Clerk’s Office at HAIRDRESSER Growing optical chain ty for advancement. needs qualified, career FULL TIME/PART TIME SALES • AVON Call Jim at (908) 431 64-66 M ain Street, Call 741-0700 Great salary, commission & A Beautiful day-the Avon way! oriented people. FT/PT 2366 or fax resume to HEALTH BENEFITS. Call Buy/sell. Robin: 908-938-4152 positions available. 7 8 0 - 3 6 4 2 . 025 Business Andrew's Salon 908-577-1818 • O P TIC IA N South River, N.J. Opportunities EMPLOYMENT ★ SALES-AVON ★ MANAGER • OPTHALMICTECH ATTENTION 035 Help Wanted COUNTERWORK 1-800-545-8390 • OPHTALMIC ASST ★ A BUSINESS ★ WAITERS/WAITRESSES / Full Time Mid East Kosher restaurant • Supervisor Trainee JOBSEEKERS that I started & own did $6 WAREHOUSE & million last year. Help me ex has openings in these posi SALES HELP W e oiler excellent salary and ADVERTISERS tions. F /T , P/T. Call OFFICE JOBS pand. P/T, F/T, domestically & & READERS Marlboro Bridal Shop. PT/FT benefits. Call Personnel. internationally. No investment. It is the policy of this newspaper 908-303-9377 NOW AVAILABLE IN North Americas’ Largest that all help wanted advertisements Call 908-972-0080 Company is 8 yrs old & is top will begin with a job title. 908-264-6511 MATAWAN rated. Call Mike at 389-7523 Call 1-800-660-4 ADS MANICURIST School Bus Company Is to hear & leave message WAREHOUSE JOBS: BONUS for manicurist joining Light lifting, packing Now Accepting new hot East Brunswick & checking salon. Experienced with or OFFICE JOBS: Applications For Training without clients. Call C ai^lbakery Order Tallying on DRAMA SALON-Tuesday thru Saturday 908-254-0135 C o m p u te rs SALES Food Service Crew & Telephone Customer MANICURIST Cake Decorators S erv ice TELEMARKETING Jobs are Full Time Seasonal FT/PT Experienced. Good O p e n I n t e r v i e w s Aug.-Dee. Can rehire location. Call 908-251-3335 in Feb '94. FA S T PAC ED Evening 4 Saturday overtime. MARKETING Carvel May lead to full time. DIVERSIFIED [- Job Requires:------MARKETING Ice Cream Bakery 908-566-4560 INTERESTING Mature Reliable Person 1050 Stale Hwy. 34, Matawan, NJ or in person ASSISTANT If you enjoy talking to from 9 am-3 pm This Friday 9-5 & Sat. 9-1 • Clean Driving Record people on the phone, Full Time-Entry Level Creative, energetic and hands-on have good spelling KASTLE KREATIONS > Ability To Manage Students With A Smile Promotional Marketing Agency and p. c. skills, are crew needed tor new outlet. 657 Line Road, • Neat Clean Appearance is looking for a well-rounded detail oriented and Learn while you earn - will Tran! M a t a w a n individual with excellent writ have a desire to • CDL License Preferred But Will Train ten & verbal skills to help co make money... we ordinate all aspects of promo want to talk to you! tional research. Applicants Our Classified/ Perfect Part Time Position For Retired should have creative writing Telemarketing Depart Persons or Those Looking to Supplement skills, typing, knowledge of ment is growing. We SOUTH RIVER WP 5.1, professional phone need a bright and Their Present Income. demeanor & the ability to hardworking addition W e O ffe r : manage multiple projects. to our aggressive ANNUAL DOG Must be deadline oriented & sales team. We offer Flexible Working Schedules • Some Of The Most able to work in a fast-paced an attractive package Attractive Routes In The Area • Bus And Van environment. including salary and Routes Available • Field And Or Athletic Trips commission, as well CENSUS as excellent company • Safe Well Maintained Vehicles. 4 Lines ■ 2 Times $1A00 ADMINISTRATIVE benefits. Experience a Benefits Include: *$4. for each additional line plus, but we will train The Borough of South River ASSISTANT the right person. Competitive Salary • Performance & Attendance Pre-Paid ■ Can be cancelled ■ Not refundable Call 254-7000 ext. 220 needs the services of one or Private party merchandise only. Part Tim e E.O.E. M/F Bonuses • Medical Insurance Availability General office duties including more individuals who are • Driver Development Training filing, faxing, typing (knowl • Defensive Driving Instruction. ______edge of WP 5.1 helpful), order SALES- RETAIL willing to go door to door and processing. Applicant should Experienced salesperson take a survey of unlicensed Don’t Miss Out On Your Opportunity CALL CLASSIFIED be detail orientd, have a good wanted. Minimun 1 year expe phone demeanor & be organ i to Secure One Of These Limited rience in electronics &/or car dogs in South River. Workhours ized. M-F. 5 hours/day. audio sales. 908-462-0701 Positions For September!!! can be varied. 1-800-660-4AD S MAF MARKETING SALES- RETAIL. Experienced Apply In Person For Interview: 21 Floyd Wycoff Road salesperson/manager trainee Morganville, NJ 07751 for fast growing children’s LAIDLAW TRANSIT, INC. 908-972-1199 clothing store in East Brun Call 257-1999 FAX 908-972-3547 swick. Children’s experience Western Monmouth County - Middlesex County is a plus. 908-566-0849 Greater Media Newspapers MECHANIC for m ore inform ation 450 Union Hill Rd., Englishtown, NJ 07726 The Examiner • News Transcript SALES-AVON (908) 536-3485 S C H O O L B U S Borough Clerk Sentinel • Suburban Driver’s lie. required. Refer Beautiful Opportunity (E.O.E.) Weekdays Between 9:00 & 3:00 Bayshore Independent • Middletown Independent ences, tools. Start im All area -$$$- Sales mediately. Call 908-536-3485 Ton Free 1-800-662-2292 THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 4, 1993 3 9 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 037 Babysitting/ 037a Baby/Child 043 Appliances 047 Furniture 047 Furniture 047 Furniture Part Time Part Time Child Care Care Wanted DRIVERS/DISTRIBUTORS SHORT ORDER COOK CHILDREN S CHOICE PARLIN - F/T, 7 am to 5 pm. REFRIGERATOR GE Side by BED FRAMES - Two twin old CHA IRS-OAK DINING ROOM SET - 9 pcs. side. $150. WASHER & metal bed frames, round head 24", 2 swivel with backs. Orig incl. china closet, buffet/serv Flexible hours - nights & 425 Riva Ave., E. Brunswick Mon-Fri. For 6 mo. old in my home or yours. Non-smoker, DRYER Whirlpool $400. Exc. and foot boards. $50. Call inally $190. $75. for both. Call er, table & chairs. Good cond. PART TIME weekends. Previous experi Ages 3 months-5 years. no pets. References. Competi cond. Call 908-972-3080 908-254-2538 908-583-8807 Asking $450. or best offer. Middlesex, Union, Monmouth ence desired. Must be willing Kindergarten. State Certified. tive salary. Call 908-525-0674 Call 908-855-9540, evenings. Counties. Work between Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months REFRIGERATORS - Good BEDROOM FURNITURE - COFFEE TABLE to work hard. Apply in person a year. Call 908-821-1717 12-18 hours. Earn up to $200. RIVER PLAZA-Looking for condition. $150. & $200. Will Dresser, chest, corner desk, 2 Glass top with lucite base. DINING ROOM SET - Table, or more each week. Adult Jersey Freeze EAST BRUNSWICK - Reliable warm, gentle and very respon deliver & guarantee. Call hutches. Exc. cond. Asking 23x54. Asking $50. Call 6 chairs, china closet. $500. newspaper home delivery or mother of 3. Available F/T sible grand-ma type to care 908-634-4243 after 2 p.m. $400. Trundle bed by This 908-294-0618 o r best offer. Call vending routes available. Reli Freehold Circle for my two children. 3 full End Up-extra firm mattresss- 908-969-3788, leave mess., or P/T. Call 908-651-1441 COUCH-co nvertible-queen able vehicle needed. 6 days, days a week in my home. Call $75. TV-RCA-color console- 908-969-0318 after 5 p.m. TEACHER S ASSISTANT WASHER/DRYER size-neutral colors-almost early morning. EAST BRUNSWICK day-time Laura 908-842-1155. $25. Call 908-257-5323 News Tribune 908-442-2223 5 days per week, 12-6 pm. Kenmore heavy duty portable. new-Asking $450. DINING DINING ROOM SET Loving, responsible child care BEDR O O M SET - 5 pc. Call 908-679-8887 White. Exc. cond. $475. Call ROOM TABLE-walnut- GAS STATION ATTENDANT in my home. Activities, ages dresser, chest, mirror, bed w/ pedestal base-rd w/2 leaves. 40" round table +2 leaves & 4 038 Clean/Domestic 908-972-8131 chairs. Bamboo legs, formica Freehold Automotive Center TEACHER, ASSISTANT 2-6. Call 908-651-0455 mattress, night table. Exc. Asking $150. 908-308-9112 wood grain top. Asking $500. Call 908-462- 3154 TEACHERS & SUBSTITUTES Help Wanted cond. 3 yrs. old. $475. 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POSTAL & GOVERNMENT 908-780-5962 OAK-3 door ice chest-$500. JOBS. $23./hour plus benefits. Larkin desk-$125. Wash Visa-Master Card Accepted To apply 1 -800-935-0348 FREEHOLD- Fun loving per stand-$100. Call son wanted to care for my 2 908-257-5323 CASH FOR year old boy. Flexible. 2 eve 037 Babysitting/ nings per week. Call Jennifer. CLASSIFIED YOUR OPINION Child Care 908-431 -3609 Market Research MANALAPAN- Experienced, Co. looking for A FUN Filled Summer PLACE caring, responsible person to ‘New Jersey's Leading Multi-Dealer 1 -800-660-4-ADS care for adorable, active 3 Wonderland Preschool-Howell. Resource For Fine Antiques" people to participate 7-6. Breakfast/lunch/snacks. year old. 4-5 days per week in our .home. Must have own car Birth-8 yrs. 908-364-6211 in Panel/Group & references. Non-smokers Discussions ABERDEEN Teacher offers only. 908-792-0385 regarding Research quality care in her home. Songs, arts/crafts & more. MARLBORO OPEN 7 DAYS & Development of Refs avail. 908-566-3655 Part time, flexible, in my Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat. 11 am-6pm NEW PRODUCTS CHILD Care Network- Family home, for 2 young children. Thurs., Fri. 11 am-8 pm Call Miss Clark Day Care referrals. No fee. Non-smoker. Experience & Sunday 11am-5pm Old Bridge area & Matawan to references required, driving 10,000 SQ. FT. * MAJOR CREDIT CARDS Freehold. Call 908-446-8027 preferred. Call 536-0394 251-9000 Middletown 908-544-9252 C908-462-7900J) MARlBORO- Loving patient The McKelvey Building energetic person to care for 21W. Main Street • Freehold our 3 children. Ages 4 1/2, 2Vz FREE PARKING BEHIND THE BUILDING APPOINTMENT SETTERS & newborn in our home, 3 days per week. Non-smoker, Fast growing food service is looking transportation & references re quired. Please call for experienced Appointment 908-780-2627 043 Appliances Setters to man our phones OLD BRIDGE AIR CONDITIONER - Whirl in our Old Bridge office. pool. 6,000 BTU. Good work Seeking mature minded cre ing condition. $75. Call ative & energetic non-smoker 908-264-8882 Salary, Bonus, Commission experienced with infants for child care in my home. Must REFRIGERATOR - Avanti and Incentives. have references & driver's li portable. Exc. cond. Perfect cense. Call 908-679-2133 for college student. $70. or Hours 9-1 or 5-9 after 5pm. best offer. Call 908-446-0528 Call Mrs. Knight OLD BRIDGE- Care for 2 year REFRIGERATOR 21.7 cu. ft. old in my home. Monday- Side by side GE Frost Free. Friday, 7am-5:30pm. Non White. Includes ice maker. t -800-872-0157 smoker w/car. 908-679-4489 $250. Call 908-247-0543 4 0 AUGUST 4, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT 048 General 048 General 047 Furniture 047 Furniture Merchandise Merchandise LIVING ROOM - Navy blue, 3 SOFA/LOVE SEAT COUCH, Beige $100. (2) to meet someone..; pcs. Sofa, love seat, w/Queen Glass/chrome end TABLES. LIGHT FIXTURE Ann chair. Asking $500. Call Printed velour. Exc. cond. (2) chairs, oak lamp TABLE. Orig. $1,800., sacrifice $600. Kitchen, round, oak base with 908-233-5958 leave message. $25.ea. Adjustable elec. twin 3 globes. $20. 583-9035 or best offer. 908-246-0293 BED $125. STEREO console LIVING ROOM TABLES - Two round oak, a/m, f/m 33 & 45 RECORD matching. Good cond. 41x16, PLAYER-$50. 908-249-5522 LORI & ME Spanish, red velvet sofa & $10. 29x18, $5. Will deliver lo love seats. Gold velvet chair. DISHWASHER, WASHING Comics/Baseball Card Center. cally. Call 908-651-8350 Coffee tbl., end tbls., & lamps. MACHINE, STAINLESS Yorktowne Shopping Center/ Asking $350. for all. TABLES STEEL SINK, RANGE HOOD. Manalapan. 908-972-9270 Call 908-739-9544 Set of tables, like new. 1 Best offers. 908-308-3595 cocktail and 2 end tables, To Listen & Respond LIVING ROOM- Contempo To Place your Free A d $250. Call 908-855-7487 DOLL HOUSES by LAURA MOVING SALE rary, earth tones, 10 pieces Dining room set, 3 sec. wall C aU C a ll incl. Ig. wall unit. Exc. cond. Below Retail units, 36” rd marble tbl, end Best offer. 908-254-8098 WALL UNIT Kits/finished. $18. & up. Furn./ tbl, music ctr, desk, 6 drawer LIVING ROOM-Contemporary Designer. Teak & glass. 6 V2' supplies avail. 908-294-7407 chest, bedroom set, luggage, 1-800-454-9100 1-900-370-2131 couch, loveseat & chair. $500. high x 8 V2' long x 2 1 ” deep. dinette set, plus household (Call costs $1.85 minute. Must be 18 or mar.) Almond laquer WALL UNIT- Perfect cond. Asking $1,800. ENCYCLOPEDIA items. Call 908-780-3214 $700. Excellent condition. CHAIRS: (8 ) dining room, WORLD BOOK - Join .Our Please call 908-972-2483 carved wood. 908-536-1615 Sales Force. With the money FREE PERSONAL AD! you earn, BUY IT! Info. MOVING SALE WICKER & RATTAN-Pine MOVING - LIVING & DINING 908-679-5122 or 679-2910 SET - #10 pcs., Rattan. $900. Furniture,- Gifts & Baskets. Parlin, 18 Darmouth Road, (Madison Park). Everything BEDRM. Maple, $500. TEENS STORAGE SHEDS FISH TANK- 29 gal., w/filter, HEADLINE (Max 15 Characters) must go. To make appt. call BEDRM. 8 pcs., $500. or best Great Savings & Selections stones, net, vegetation. Used anytime 908-727-0195 offers. Exc. condition. The Wicker Basket Rt 34 one season. $150. AD COPY (25 words are FREE!). Call 908-254-8078 Call 908-297-3156 Colts Neck 908-462-8855 MOVING SALE MOVING 048 General FULLER BRUSH Stereo Cabinet, (3) Appli HI-RISER, new. Posturpedic CALL 908-972-2360 ances, Tables, Lamps MORE! matresses. $350. SOFABED, Merchandise Call 908-238-7639 full size. Extra firm. Perfect cond. $350. SEWING MA BAR STOOLS-(2) swivel, GENERATOR MOWER - Sears rider, 36" CHINE, Singer Athena 2000, cut, 4 spd., 10 hp. Exc. cond. brown tweed. $ 1 0 0 ./pair. Honda. 3500 watts, elec. like new, $350. 908-251-4257 $500. or best offer. EXERCISE BIKE: DP. $35. start, heavy duty, on wheels, SEWING MACHINE: w/cabi- Call 908-753-1306 5 gal. fuel cap. Like brand Leave message. MOVING SALE net $20. CHEST: 48x38x22, new. $800. firm. Must sell. The following information is confidential and necessary to send out instructions you’ll need. $20. 908-247-0543 908-905-6967 2 boys’ formica bedrms., 5 pc. NAMEPLATE NECKLACE - ea. $350. ea. Drums, beg. BOAT - 12’ alum, w/ 18 hp. "Karen” in diamonds. Rope $150. Weight bench $125. Evinon trailer, $800., 25 hp. HANDICAPPED chain, 18” . New. $350. N am e______908-706-0908 Evinrude w/gas tank, $475., Call 908-251 -8594 C4 auto transmission, 50,000 Electric lift chair $500. Adjust mi., $75. 3 wheel peddle bike, able electric bed $500. OVEN - Jenn-Air - electric w/ MOVING SALE $100. 908-603-8677 908-613-0132 cooktop & all attachments. BEDROOM SET- Twin beds, DISHWASHER - Maytag. CAMCORDER - JVC VHSC H O T T U B (NEW)-Self- 36” round blond oak kit. table, FANS - ceiling w/lights. All in Address w/ accessories, including extra Contained $1,395. ea. Whole 2 chairs. Coffee table w/mar- use. Best offers. C a ll batteries, zoom lens. Good sale Outlet. 908-363-2952 908-780-7055 ble top. Couch, table & chairs. cond. $450. or best offer. 908-536-5794 after 6 pm Town State -Zip Call 908-442-8053 KITCHEN CABINETS - Cus PERSIAN CARPET tom brown formica, white Beautiful Kashan, 4’x7' CAMERA LENS-Minolta, countertop. Good cond. White $1 ,0 0 0 . or best offer. MOVING SALE 35-70 Macro zoom F2.8. New, Phone ______sink & exhaust fan also in Call 908-388-0169 LOVE SEATS - EATHAN boxed, never used. $75. cluded. $500. 908-381-1052. I’d like the ad to appear in the following category: ALLAN - (2) Pine, color rust. 1 Call 257-3859 PHOTOCOPIER - Tandy, Deadline Friday 12am for pine sofa, green & beige multi KITCHEN CABINETS PPC Personal, like new, $450. □ Ads from Women □ Ads from Men color. Perfect condition. next week 's issue CARPET Complete set w/sink & counter CAMCORDER - Sony 8 mm, □ Just Friends □ Players Call 908-842-6296 aft. 5pm w/ hard case, extra battery & Lavender, 12x17. Good condi top. Dark wood. Exc. cond. Asking $500. 908-780-6636 access. $450. firm. Greater*Media"Newpape7s,Tleet*Your Match, 7 Edgeboro Rd. .East Brunswick, NJ 08816 MOVING SALE tion. $70., neg. 908-294-2475 908-251-1198 COLOR TV - $75. Complete KITCHEN CABINETS Marble coffee table, sect. POSTER-Basketball advertis weight set, $145. AC 5,000 Full set, hardwood custom couch, master bedrm., more! ing, c.1959. Harlem Wizards BTU, $100. Lawn mower, $50. cabinets, exc. cond. $2 ,0 0 0 . 908-591-8222 team, 14”x22". $99. no less! IBM typewriter, $50. Vacuum, or best offer. 908-303-9009 MOVING SALE $30. Call 908-238-9364 Call 364-2791 CONCERT PHOTOS - 80 KITCHEN CABINETS POTTERY-Stangl- Misc. pat Whole house of furnishings & color photos of Pink Floyd O ak-17’ includes sink. Very terns & pieces. Some mint, appliances. Call for details. concert, 3x5". $75. good condition. $350. or best some seconds. Price $3.-$30. 908-446-1851 Call 908-254-0315 offer. Call 908-238-1263 Call 908-254-2538 after 11am OFFICE DESK $75. Call 908-739-2598 after 6 p.m. SOFA & LOVE SEAT Bassett. Pastel colors. 1 yr. F a m i l y old. Exc. cond. Asking $400. Call 908-888-3957 SOFA & LOVE SEAT P o r t r a i t s Henredon. Print. Like new. MORGANVILLE $550. Ottom ans: (2) blue. The Perfect Gift Chairs: (2) Parson’s uphol. 060 Garage Sales FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP MANALAPAN MORGANVILLE 396B Harbor Cocktail Table: Small glass & Created in Oils 162 Waterworks Rd. (off Pond Rd (between Tennent & Rt brass. Call 908-842-5419 Rd) Fri. & Sat., Aug. 6 & 7 MOVING SALE 79) Aug. 7 & 8 , 10am-4pm. or Pastels Wedgewood, jewelry, house SOFA - Sectional, brand new. ABERDEEN 64 Stratford Dr. (off Gordons hold & collectibles. Console & 2 recliners. Queen ■ Birthdays MOVING SOUTH Corner Rd. & Jamestown Rd.) size pull-out. $2,500 or best ABERDEEN 13 Idol PI (off EVERYTHING MUST GO! Aug. 6 , 7 & 8 , 9-3. NO EARLY BIRDS! offer. Call 908-679-8237 . Anniversaries Lloyd Rd-behind Swim Club) Furniture, clothes, toys, etc. Sat. & Sun. Aug 7 & 8 , 8-4 . All Special FREEHOLD TWP-41 Portage Furniture, dishes, clothes, etc MANALAPAN Dr. MOVING FINAL SALE, OLD BRIDGE SOFA Occasions One Devon Dr.( off Tennent) Sat. 8/7, 9-5. Rain Date 8/14. OLD BRIDGE-Moving Sale $60. Sat., 8/7 & Sun., 8/8 , 9-3 Pet Portraits (Rt. 9 S. to Stonehurst Blvd. Call 908-671-2472 EAST BRUNSWICK Furniture, bikes, household 10 Bertrand St. Sat., 8/7, 8-2. left to Old Post Rd. R to Por items and MUCH MUCH BARGAINS FROM A to ZH SOFA BED - 80", excellent EAST BRUNSWICK tage. Furn., 2 pc. sect., 2 MORE!! Rain or shine. condition. Plaid Herculon. 15 Norton Rd (off Tices, off marble cktbls., lamps, book OLD BRIDGE $300. or best offer. University) Fri. thru Sun. cases, toys, tools, kids & Call 908-254-7504 A rtist Aug. 6th-8th. 9-4pm. Small adults clothes, store fixtures, MARLBORO MULTI FAMILY appl., furn., clothes, misc. pictures, sports jewelry, gifts, SOFA BED - BRAND NEW 8 Ardmore Rd. (off School Rd. metal shelving, bikes, etc. Saul PI. (off Throckmorton Gray with mauve & cream 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728 • 908 462-1020 EAST BRUNSWICK 22 Deer West). Sat., 8/7, 8:30-4. Anti Ln.) Sat. & Sun. 8/7 & 8 , 9-5. splashes. Asking $300. or field Rd. (off Summerhill Rd) ques, slot machines, brass Toys, games, clothes, house best offer. Call 908-679-3313 bed, sports cards, sporting hold items, misc. No early Thurs., Aug. 5, 9-4 HAZLET goods, new clothing, etc. SOFA BED - Neutral Tone, birds. $95. BARCO LOUNGER GIRL’S TOYS: Little Tykes, Recliner, brown. $65. Barbies, Books, etc., Clothes, ESTATE SALE MARLBORO- 169 Gordons Call 908-739-1132 H o u se Portraits Household Items 14 Village Greenway (off Corner Rd. (Whittier) 8 /6 & SOUTH RIVER EAST BRUNSWICK-Multi Beers St.)Everything must go! 8/7. Salesman’s new samples Call early for Cash only. Sat. Aug. 7. 10-3. school & pet supplies, books SOFA games, clothing, housewares. SOUTH RIVER Contemporary. Good cond. Holiday Gift MOVING MANALAPAN 35 Florence Ave. (off Prospect $150. Call 908-495-2162 Giving 4, 5 & 9 Overland Rd. (off MARLBORO-MOVING St.). Sat., 8/7, 9-4. Furn., toys, Rues La) Fri & Sat Aug 6 & 7, MANALAPAN 6 Pacer Ct. (Paddock Club books, linens, bikes, poo!, etc. The Perfect Gift 8:30-3. Household, clothing, No.-off Topanemus) Sat. & furniture, fixtures, toys, pic 6 Sandpiper Dr. (off Gordons Sun. Aug. 7 & 8 , 9am-4pm. MATS tures, bikes & much more! Corner Rd.) Sat., Aug. 7, 8-4. Clothing, household goods, Created in Oils Riding & push mower, patio furniture, toys & books SPOTSWOOD UPHOLSTERY FREEHOLD furn., kit. set, TV, appliances, SPOTSWOOD toys & much more! 25 Years Experience or Watercolors. FREEHOLD BORO MATAWAN MULTI FAMILY ■ Birthdays ESTATE SALE MANALAPAN CUSTOM ■ Anniversaries 119 Broad St. (33E., near 22 Sloan Rd (Summerhill to Raceway), Sat. 10-4 & Sun., 25 FAMILIES Vaughn to Jackson to Sloan) UPHOLSTERY ■ All Special 10-2. Many items. MOVING SALE Off Ravine Dr (Washington Fri. Aug. 6 , 10-4. Furn, house 4 Thomas Dr. (off Tennent Ave., Harding Blvd., Liberty hold, misc. Rain or shine & O c c a s i o n s FREEHOLD bet. Craig & Taylors Mills Rd.) St., Grant St., Sonia Dr.) DRAPERIES MOVING OUT OF STATE Sat. & Sun. Aug 7 & 8 , 12-5 Sat. & Sun. 8/7 & 8/8 , 8-3 898 Elton Adelphia Rd. (W. of pm. A lot of great stuff has to Rte 9) Sat. only, 8/7, 9-4. Ac go inside & outside. Baby MORGANVILLE ASK US ABOUT OUR 4 4 6 - 6 8 1 3 cumulation of 25 yrs. Silver, furn., toys, books & more. In FREE Artist GARAGE SALE KIT 'W 'V n f e l ' glassware, Lenox, collectors side: Like new, Henredon din MORGANVILLE - MOVING WHEN YOU PLACE 16 Station Rd. plates, porcelin, furn., clothes, ing rm. tble., childs bdrm., SALE - 16 Millay Rd. (off YOUR GARAGE SALE AO Englishtown 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728» 908 462-1020 X-Mas items, clocks & much antique piano, etc. Best offers Union Hill Rd.) Sat./Sun. 8/7, more. Rain or shine taken. Rain or shine 8. 10-4. Everything must go. THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 4, 1993 4 1 048 General 049 Merchandise 050 Musical 063 Instruction 063b Tutoring 063b Tutoring Merchandise Wanted Instruments 065 Pets & Animals 066 Personals STEREO EQUIPMENT- CASH for USED CAMERAS SPANISH/French-English as a COCKER SPANIEL-AKC Pioneer: AMP SA 6700-$150., VIOLINS, VIOLAS GUITAR LESSONS 2nd language. Free phone & all photo equip. New or old. HEBREW TUTOR 4 + years. Black. Good adult stereo tuner-$75., RT707 di homework service. 591 -0732 1 pc. or whole studio. 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We clean your 078 Electrical evil against me and that in all CELEBRATION Elegant Hair Ornaments instances of my life are with me. I ENTERTAINMENT ★ M A G I C * house the way you would if want this short prayer to thank you Trendy Jewelry & CARPET WHOLESALE Outlet you had the time. FREE esti 070a Appliance ALL TYPES of Electrical Work for all things you confirm once DJ's Also Video Taping Any Occasion. 908-536-6936 Personalized Party Favors J All major mills $2. over cost. mates. Refs. 908-583-9617 again that I never want to be sepa 14 Yrs. Exp. 908-721-0892 Recessed lights, track lighting, Terrific.Music. Games Repair Sales/install. 908-431-2458 rated from you, even in spite of all HAPPY TRAIL PONIES D & H C LEAN IN G SVC paddle fans, service changes. material illusions. I wish to be with & Beauty Contests House cleaning done profes Lie. #6252. Hal 908-572-6750 you in eternal jo y and thank you for BACHELOR Decorated & gentle for your your mercy towards me and mine. child's party. 908-251-4240 ^ Yummy Candies & DAVE’S Appliance Service 4 R CARPET sionally with that personal Goodies For All AM PCO ELECTRIC INC. - All The person must say this prayer PARTIES. CANDI 255-0066 Air conditioning & major appli touch. Day/evening hours. Rugs repaired, re-stretched & Electrical repairs/installations for 3 consecutive days. After 3 MAGIC AT ITS BEST ance repair & installations. 908-780-4575 or 727-6741 J38-7983. re-layed. No job too small. Burglar alarms. Lic.#8977A days the favor requested will be Call 908-363-3356 granted even if it seems difficult. BARNIE Live Animals & More Call 291-0401 Free Estimates. 908-739-8797 Bruce Bray 1-800-673-1608 The prayer must be published Wants to party with you EXPERIENCED immediately after the favor is BEST ELECTRIC SONGS, GAMES GIFTS granted without mention of the & Home cleaning service Lie. No. 6273. Fast depend favor, only your initials should Call 908-525-1273 Call Maria 908-390-8572 able service. Reasonable appear at the bottom. rates. Free est. 908-671-0121 LH EXPERT CLEANING CO. BELLY DANCER House and Office. Bonded & CRAWFORD ELECTRIC HELENA IS THE BEST! C h ild re n ’s P a rty Insured. Refs. 908-495-5111 908-577-1553 Lic.#11325 067 Psychics Tasteful, professional, reliable. EXPERT Housecleaning Recessed Its. starting at $55. Lessons, too. 908-390-9177 Attic fans starting at $149. Specialists for homes & offices. Refs Landscape lighting + t > r P l « * n S available. 908-651-7183 PROFESSIONAL PSYCHIC BELLY DANCER DEPENDABLE Electric Co. Over 30 Costumed Characters Lie. #5151. Complete service. Lee Heckert 583-8292 THE MOST ENTERTAINING Home Brighteners Free Estimates. 908-738-7070 Kiddie Carnival Rides & Attractions t o Readings By Appointment PROFESSIONAL ACT HOUSE CLEANING Available. 908-257-6413 Moonwalks * Puppet Shows Reasonable rates Reliable JRM ELECTRIC PSYCHIC PARTIES Call Jane 908-583-9387 PARVANEH Cotton Candy • Robots Free Estimates Host a Psychic Party in your Laser Karaoke with Host Bonded & Insured home. Intriguing, interactive •H0^ & wps - a s — - HOUSE CLEANING demonstrations & readings for BELLY DANCING Corporate Events • Fund Raisers Refs, avail. Call anytime, Featuring Nightscapes you & your guests. For infor by SHALIMAR! leave message. Oven & refrig, Landscape & Security Lighting mation call Jonathan Mastane Liven your next party. Profes incl. Chris 651-0923 NJ Lie. #9944. 908-525-9770 908-536-9695 sional, no stag. 908-988-9388 7 2 7 -4 3 4 2 HOUSECLEANING LARRY’S ELECTRICAL Own car. Good references. Spec, in residential work. 30 ;M MARIE Call Barbara 908-815-1029 yrs. exp. Senior Citizen Disc. N o H u m D r u m P a r t i e s P r e s e n t s 908-431-4889 Lie. #5922A S in c e 1 9 3 2 HOUSECLEANING ypocial Crystals, Analyst, Jurassic Park? FIZZ/KEM Reliable, own car. Full or 1/2 NEMCO ELECTRIC Tarot Cards, Crystal Ball, NOT!! d a y s , any day. Call See our ad in Bus. & Serv. Advisor on all Problems, P H l l 908-238-4854, 908-254-0858 Dir. Lic.#10802 521-2862 Life Business, Marriage, But It’s The Next Best Thing W h a t’s T h a t? ? IDA’S Housecleaning STEPHEN RODRIGUEZ Job, Health, Love, etc. For Your Birthday ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Are you worried? Afraid A G reat N ew Party! RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL Free estimates. Quality work. Amazing Science Experiments Using to make decisions? Just 1 Reasonable. 908-264-6266 LIC #12229. 908-679-9465 A L IV E Simple Household Items consultation will give you TOM KAYLOR ELECTRIC * No Mess/100% Harmless P-U-R-R-F-E-C-T-L-Y (5 ^ the answers. REPTILIAN REVUE CLEAN General wiring, ceiling fans, FUN FOR EVERYONE appliances, service changes. For Appointment Presented by a State Certified Science Presented by a State Certified HOME CLEANING AT ITS Res. & Comm. Lie. #9677 Instructor • All harmless animals Science Instructor ____ VERY BEST. 908-257-8463 495-4058 or 774-5998 Information Call PROFESSIONAL MAIDS- Call and Find O ut H ow To Have A n \ o f our Parties UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC Cont. Summ er Special. 1/2 off all Insured & Licensed #8478 775-5327 h ou se 81 office cleaning, NO JOB TOO SMALL blinds, carpets. 908-571-2376 24hr Service. 908-283-2682 THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 4, 1993 4 3 POW ER PACKAGE CALL W e H o n o r 1-800-660-4-ADS Deadline Thursday 5 PM B u s i n e s s & S e r v i c e This directory will be revised monthly. Cancellations will be accepted and necessary copy changes will be made for the first publication of the month only. Please check deadline information. ASPHALT/CONCRETE/PAVING BUILDING/REMODELING BUILDING/REMODELING J.M.GENERAL *VINYL WINDOWS* RICH’S QUALITY CONTRACTORS B&S • Wood Sash Removal HOME ^rl! TOUCH i n d e x • Asphalt Driveways ASPHALT PAVING $165.00 Installed CONSTRUCTION! • A ir/H eat • Steps • Driveways • Parking Lots IMPROVEMENT (New or Resurfaced) • Metal Removal DANE CUSTOM HOME IMPROVEMENTS • Sidewalks $199.00 Installed • Kitchens • Appliance Repair • Driveway Stone (Installed) • Kitchens & Baths • Patios • Bathrooms CARPENTRY INC. • Additions & Framing • Asphalt/Concrete Paving • Decks • Retaining Walls •Top Soil & Fill Dirt *VINYL SIDING* • Windows • Siding & Roofing • Building/Remodeling • Red Stone • Delaware Gravel $180.00 Installed • Decks • Additions • Windows & Doors • Brick Paving • Basements • S u n ro o m s • Carpet Care • French Drains (Delivered) (per 100 sq.ft.) • Painting • Patio Doors • Cleaning Services Serving Monmouth/Middlesex Areas • Wallpapering • W indows 262-0531 495-5228 Since 1970 721-0250 FREE ESTIMATES • Closet Remodeling Reasonable Rates 223-6622 Fully Insured Fully Ins. Free Est. 446-5921 18 Years Experience 521-2123 or 566-7148 • Decorating Services Free Estimates 29 yrs. Experience 739-8853 Fully Insured Lic. & Ins. Free Esl. • Electrical • Exterminators • Fencing MUZIO DAVE JOSEPHS HENRY’S • Floors/Floor Care CEASER'S HOME & OFFICE PIZZI HOME • Brickwork ■ Patios General IMPROVEMENTS CARPENTRY IMPROVEMENT • Garage Doors ■ Steps ■ Sidewalks MASON Contractors • Acoustical Ceilings From a Door to a Dormer • Handy Persons ■ Stonework _c CONTRACTOR • Additions • Drywall & Taping • Patios • Siding • Drywall • Kitchens/Baths ■ Retaininq * B LO C K BRICK • Decks & Windows • Kitchens 'Taping • D o r m e r s W alls Sidewalks • Baths • Plastering • Lawn Care/Landscaping STEPS • P a intin g (interior, exteriorl • Add-A-Level • Foundations • Foundations • Fences • Painting • M asonry (patios,brickwork • Painting/Wallpapering * D R IV EW A YS • Steps Complete Renovations • Basem ents ■ FULLY INSURED interlocking pavere) • Brick Veneer • Plum bing * PATIOS Office & Store Buildouts ■ FREE ESTIMATES • Kitchen Cabinets • Brick Paving • D e c k s • Pool Care * SID EW A LK S Residential & Commercial McMullen Construction 1-800-870-2531 8 2 1 - 4 6 4 7 • Roofing/Siding/Gutters/Windows 787-5184 495-3403 Free Estimates 727-7006 Owner Operated • S pecial S e rvice s 651-8269 Free Est. Fully Ins. FuJJy Insured Free Estimates Fully Ins. COL-AIR D & R HEATING & BRICK AFFORDABLE MIKE KOVACS D.RIZZIE * G. Nicholas Paving Heating & Cooling AIR CONDITIONING INC. PAVING REMODELING CO., INC. BUILDERS 24 Hr. Emergency Service 24 Hr. Emergency Service Residential/Commercial , Ut, Complete Renovations Service all makes & models All Makes & Models Alterations ★ Remodeling INTERLOCKING ALL TYPES OF PAVING • Oil or gas cleanings • High Efficiency A/C & All Types of Carpentry DECKS Heating Systems • Driveways • Complete Paving PAVERS • Kitchens • Baths Alterations • Additions • New Homes • Check ups • Pre Season A/C Tune-Ups • Resurfacing Old Driveways • Rec Rooms • Attics • Installation of all • Attic Fan Installations • Belgian Block Work • RR Tie Kitchens • Baths • Windows • Doors heating equipment • Heat Pumps 780-0806 • Replacement • Doors Skylights • Basements • Honeywell Fuel Saving • ALL WORK GUARANTEED* Windows • Paneling • Clock thermostats Thermostats Serving Central Jersey over 17 years Free Estimates. • Ceilings • Locks • Humidifiers “ Environmentally Safe” Perfect Paving w o ^ FREE ESTIMATES 842-6868 • T iles 9 0 5 -1 7 1 8 462-5213 Family Owned Servicing Area 20 Years 6 7 1 -2 7 8 7 7 5 8 -9 5 7 8 Serving area 13 years Fully Ins. Free Est. & Operated 431-8161 Free Estimates-No Job Too Big or Small FULLY INSURED J.P.C. s K E Y P O R T (zipkeet <3M etai ^ o w e f i Air Conditioning, Landscape Construction Interlocking Pavers P A V I N G C O . G&G Refrigeration & Heating Designers & ^ Driveways, Patios S Walkways R.R. Hogrefe & S o n * Free Estimates Fabricators Custom Wood Decks DRIVEWAYS: Specializing in Quality CONSTRUCTION W ill Beat Any Heating & Air • N e w • Roofing • Siding 25 Years Experience W ritten Estimate • Resurfaced • Additions • Add-Levels Conditioning • Seal Coating • Kitchens • Renovations K it c h e n s $25.00 Service Call • Keystone Retaining Walls • Stone • Bathrooms 1 R o o f in g • R/R Ties • Seamless Gutters • Windows S id in g • Additions 1 D e c k s LOW LOW PRICES RR TIES INSTALLED • Stone Driveways 36 Broadway BACKHOE & TRUCK RENTAL • Dormers . • Decks D o o r s • W in d o w s Scott Freehold, NJ • Concrete Work Marlboro Matawan East Brunswick 8 8 8 - 7 7 9 1 5 8 3 -2 2 9 7 739-1856 FULLY INSURED Serving Monmouth & 780-8821 566-1916 238-6411 4 6 2 -6 0 1 6 Free Estimates Fully Ins. Insured Licensed ' Middlesex Over 20 Years Fully Insured Lic. #11654 Free Estimates 613*0152 364-0885 ASPHALT/CONCRETE PAVING STANLEY MORRISSEY CALL TODAY FOR Fully Insured A&S CALL OUR A FREE ESTIMATE ASPHALT PAVING & PAVING ADVERTISERS (908) 566-3238 SEAL COATING • Driveways Home Driveways TO GET THE commercial/residential • Driveways • sealing CoStfTiur Small Parking Lots • Parking Lots • Brick Pavers JOB DONE. Resurfaced & • Residential • Sidewalks Weather Sealing & Commercial • Belgian Block Hand Applied with Brush • Tree Work Serving Middlesex & * FREE ESTIMATES* “Professional Building & Remodeling Company" M onmouth Co. over 30 years. 10 + years experience 2 4 6 -1 3 2 0 Additions • Alterations • Baths • Kitchens • Decks • Skylights install-R ite 251-2667 5 2 1 -5 0 2 1 Aluminum/Vinyl Siding • Fireplaces • Concrete • Doors 409-3477 566-8861 671-7772 8 8 8 * 9 3 2 4 • Windows • Porches • Basements • Painting • Papering Open Sat. & Sun. Since 1960 Freehold Matawan Middletown MCKE0N BROS. ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS BEACON M &R REUTTER Residential • Commercial CONTRACTING “Not the oldest, not the newest, PARKING LOTS but...one of the best.” Established 1975 Asphalt COMPLETE HOME REMODELING "SINCE 1876' Concrete Fully Insured • Bonded • Kitchens • Bathrooms * Roofing Interlocking Pavers PROTECTIVE PAVING • Basements • Drop Ceilings • Additions I Decks Driveways & • Painting • Decks Commercial AND SEAL COATING • Kitchens L • Bathrooms FREE ESTIMATES OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE • Windows • Doors • Garages JjMi • Basements 'No Job Too Small" FULLY INSURED SERVING MIDDLESEX COUNTY Free Estim ates 828-4177 Repairs of any size 727-9076 A 251-0111 estimates 4 3 1 - 1 1 8 2 BUILDING/REMODELING BUILDING/REMODELING DECORATING SERVICES HANDY PERSONS GORDON'S CORNER J. LeCour METHNER HOME M&K FIXUP IMPROVEMENTS CONSTRUCTION VERTICAL BLINDS & M d t ' i c c e t 6 o * t “Serving E. Brunswick Additions FOR Area tor 42 Years” Basem ent NAME BRANDS I n c . Custom Decks Bathrooms Kitchens Residential/Commercial SUMMER Fine Quality Builders • Additions/Dormers A d d itio n s • Masonry Dormers • Mini Blinds • Pleated Shades Professional Service • Silhouette Window Shades Complete Reference List Add-A-Level A-DOOR • Roofing & Siding Roofing/Siding • Bedspreads • Drapes G IV E O U R All Work Guaranteed Plumbing • Siding GARAGE DOORS Windows/Doors Replacement • Window Toppings • Skylights Sales, Service • Custom Homes • Roofing «Decks/Sunroom Lifetime Guarantee on Track ADVERTISERS • Additions 'Siding “The last contractor Windows & Capping Installation & Repairs of Doors & Openers • Decks & Deck Repairs ■ Kitchens/Baths you will ever need” Shop at Home * Free Valance Ken O ’Day A • Complete Renovations > Windows & Doors 446-7145 6 0 % O F F 1-800-339-0994 25+ yrs. experience 525-2416 905-902524 Hour Emergency Service 223-0994 CALL! 739-1763 Fully ins. Free Est. 24 Hour Answering Service FREE ESTIMATES Free Estimates 254-2651 Insured Free Estimates UC. #5634 ELECTRICAL HANDY PERSONS REMODELING J.E.D. BUILDERS INC. r s u m m e r ! NEMCO J&P JACKOFAUTRADES UNLIMITED “All Your House Will Ever Need" a f i t t i M & S HOME REPAIRS Horne Maintenance SPECIAL ELECTRIC CO. ★ No Job Too Small “No Job Too Big • Decks and Improvements Home Improvement Recessed Lighting • Service Upgrades & Repairs • Ceiling & Attic Fans ★ No Job Too Far or Too Smalt’ • Additions Interior/Exterior Decks Dormers 10% DISCOUNT • Bathrooms • Outdoor Lighting fk Wiring • Carpentry For all Your Home ★ Kitchens & Baths Additions Add-A-Levels ' WITH THIS AD • Bath Ventilators & Heaters • Painting Repairs and • Remodeling ★ Ceramic & Vinyl Tile Kitchen Baths ON ALL WORK • Recessed & Track Lights ★ General Maintenance Improvements • Cable TV & Phone Lines • Caulking • Acoustical ★ Yearly Maintenance Porches Siding B.T. ELECTRIC Contracts Available • Sheetrock Repairs CALL JACK: Drop Ceilings & Much More 5 pm to 9 pm 446-4945 Quality Work Emergency Service Beeper “Will Beal Any Price" License #7018 Service Available 727-1696 363-3108 # 21 4-804 5 Residential/Commercial/Industrial At A Great Price 5 2 1 - 2 8 6 2 INSURED 363-4249 Insured Free Estimates 5 6 6 - 6 6 1 7 Insured & Bonded Call Joe FREE Free Estimates fra , , 'VnV, Mv ESTIMATES Ask lor David Call 418-8756 Insured Free Estimates l :Your Total Electric Service" | Estimates 5 2 1 * 1 9 4 7 Insured J&C DEE DEE INC. M i l l e r ' s IN THE DARK? T ) HOUSE LET Wood Decks B u ild it c 5 3 6 -6 3 5 3 SIDING CO. » Lie. #9425 IX, DOCTOR SOMEONE Custom Designed & Built Q u a l i t y LOOK ' Remodeling Co. All Types of \ s ELSE DO Retaining Walls F ix it THRU Home Improvements Drainage Systems Home improvements CERAMIC TILE THE Specializing in Concrete Pavers i « J I OUR Installation STAIRS & RAILS ELECTRICAL CONMCTOR WORK! • Siding (all patterns) Residential/Commercial Marble Additions/Renovations call INSTALLED j j C C * ELECTRICAL • Windows Carpentry (Andersen & Replacements) Kitchens/Baths FINE INTERIOR - Lighting-ln & Outdoors SERVICES • Bathrooms Basements Finished Business All Types of Repair CABINETS SECTION • Kitchens Handicapped Needs & service Service-Spas & Pools FREE ESTIMATES Owner Operated Refs/Insured & WOODWORK y TO FIND Call Vinnie Free Estimates Free Estimates Ceiling & Attic Fans 5 3 6 -7 2 1 4 525-2822 721-7881 908-679-4040 251-6207 HELP! BURSTING AT L IK E N E W CRAMAR Carpets Call 1-800 T H E SEAMS? CARPET CARE Need ELECTRIC CO. INC. < # • ADDITIONS Have your RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL SPECIALISTS 6 6 0 - 4 A D S • ADD A LEVEL carpets or Cleaning? REWIRING - REMODELING • D O RM ERS upholstery • VENTILATING ATTIC FANS $139. • SPAS & HOT TUBS To Advertise < > professionally Check our • PADDLE FANS INSTALLED • GARAGE DOOR OPENERS TOTAL NOME IMPROVEMENT CORP. STEAM • RECESSED & TRACK LIGHTING • SERVICE CHANGES Your STOP IN OR CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE CLEANED BY Business • LANDSCAPE LIGHTING • SAUNAS & STEAM LIKE NEW • HOME SECURITY SYSTEMS • SWIMMING POOL WIRING Business LICENSE #33355 I- BANK FINANCING STEAM CLEANING & Service 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE “OLD FASHIONED WORKMANSHIP AT LOWER PRICES” 273 MAIN ST. MATAWAN [ 5 6 6 - 2 8 2 8 ] 2 5 1 - 4 8 6 8 Pages BONDED c O C C O H H FREE ESTIMATES Here INSURED 3 0 0 - 3 0 I I NJ LIC #11826 (CORNER OF RT. 34) 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 1 Call for Free Estimate CLEANING SERVICES EXTERMINATORS ANCHOR CONSTRUCTION K & O HOME WINDOW Call 1-800 A GUARANTEED T h i n g s KINGS TILE • A d d itio n CLEANING TERMITE & Bugging Installers of IMPROVEMENTS • D ecks 6 6 0 - 4 A D S TILE & MARBLE Since 1975 by All American Inc. PEST CONTROL You? 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FENCES COUNTERTOP C&E MAJESTIC by Di Pasquale OUR FENCE Our 37th year CLEANING SERVICE Installation You Don’t Need a Custom wood Service New Kitchen... SERVICE Get Other Prices Residential & Com m ercial Chain Link Buy Direct from Ornamental All Types Of Countertop Then Call Us! C 739-0827 ) Dog Runs Custom Wood Fences Manufacturer. DIRECTORY Guard Rails DO-IT-YOURSELF DEPT. Custom Designed For Your FREE Estimate “ Quality Service At A Price You Can Afford” Showroom : Rt. 9 No. & Installation • Professional • Reliable • Fully Insured • Marlboro, NJ • Included. GETS Please Call • We Supply All Cleaning Products & Equipment 1-800-560-FENCE FREEHOLD MARLBORO * REFERENCES AVAILABLE * Fullv Insured Free Estimates Conlempr 431-5434 536-0660 Designs, ir RESULTS % B IG S A L E E. BRUNSWICK 9 2 8 - 8 3 9 1 25 OFF Your First Cleaning 5 4 5 - 4 0 5 3 THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 4,1993 4 5 KITCHENS/BATHS KITCHENS/BATHS PAINTING/WALLPAPERING PAINTING WALLPAPERING MKG BATHROOM M s . THE KITCHEN P a RA n C ABSOLUTELY "Bathrooms Are Our Business" Paperhanger WALL CABINETS DEAL DIRECT AND SAVE THE FEMININE TOUCH INTERIOR • EXTERIOR NO SUBCONTRACTORS • Prepasted & Pasted Papers DOCTOR Specializing in: AFFORDABLE STRIPPED & • • P ap er R em oval “A FAMILY SERVING FAMILIES" Custom Paper • Custom & Standard ’ P A IN T IN G • Reasonable Rates REFINISHED For Over 25 Years H a n g in g Painting E xterior/Interior • Staining Free Estimate CALL By Tex M iller •POWER WASHING LIKE NEW ■ Remove Existing Walls & Plumbing Fixtures ■ Insulate Exterior Walls L O U A N N W allpaper Removal • Powerwashing ■ Resheetrock Entire Bathroom ■ Install New Toilet, Tub & Vanity P a i n t i n g • Deck Bleaching ’WALLPAPERING Countertop References zxir /Preserving *10°° & UP > Install Ceramic Tile Floor & Walls ■ Complete With Faucets Free Estimates per single roll Replacement ■ Install Medicine Cabinet, Switches, Plugs & Lights ■ Clean Up Debris Upon Completion Fully Insured 5 3 6 - 9 4 5 1 serving Monmouth County 3 6 0 -1 5 4 6 IAN 5 9 1 - 7 6 7 0 NJ PLUMBING Lie 7961 1 0 0 3 for over 20 years Fully Free 5 4 5 - 7 1 4 9 4 6 2 - 8 2 8 2 — .J2S5££rL . _Bonded_; Insured 7 4 1 - 5 6 5 0 free estim ates fully insured Insured Estimates . ______! Free Estimates LAWN CARE/LANDSCAPING ■ Residential BATHROOMS MCGILL'S TREE SERVICE ■ Industrial $2,69500 up to 5x8 Spotswood ■ Commercial 1 J s i K E S ■ Interior LAWN & LANDSCAPING DISCOUNT KITCHENS Residential/Commercial • Exterior Complete Lawn Maintenance PROFESSIONAL ■ Pressure Washing No Money Down • E-Z-Payments • Landscape Design Expert Removal • Wallpapering " B U S Y B ’ s Tub & Showers Re-Tiled • Ponds & Waterfalls Trimming/Topping PAPERHANGING ■ Masonry Hot Water Heaters Drain Cleaning • Complete Fertilizer & C u s t o m Special Discounts on all Plumbing Stump Grinding Interior Painting Programs SHEETROCK/REPAIRS Small repair work OK - Leaks Fixed • Tree Pruning. Planting, Firewood PAPER REMOVAL E xterior Painting Removal Wood Chips Primers & adhesive are CARPENTRY • Residential Fully Insured - References Lie. #8821 • Stone, Mulch. RR Ties Steve Jacobs included in price of labor TEXTURED CEILINGS • Popcorn Ceilings CARLO CONSTRUCTION • Revitalization of Old Free Estimates/Fully Insured (908) 613-0391 » Landscaping NO JOB TOO SMALL • Free Estimates Free Est, 35 yrs. exp. M IH • Cleanups 72 3 -0 7 2 6 FREE ESTIMATES (908) 257-7305 • Fully Insured All Work Guaranteed - Deal Direct Fully 4 3 1 - 4 9 2 0 Free serving Middlesex County 2 5 1 -7 1 5 6 Free Est. Serving Central NJ Custom Work - A Specialty 721-2894 Insured Estimates Since 1983 2 3 8 - 5 5 5 3 LAWN CARE/LANDSCAPING 5TUMP MICKIEWICZ PRMIO BROTHERS FRANK’S R I C H A R D EMOVAL Tree k Landscaping LANDSCAPING, INC. K . M O O R E C U S T O M Complete Lawn PAINTING PROFESSIONAL Economical Trees and Shrubs Maintenance Professional Painting LANDSCAPING (Formerly F&L) PAPER HANGING Stump and Root ★ • Lawn Cutting Grinding ★ Trimming & L A W N C A R E • Interior/Exterior 5 STAR RATING • COMPLETE LAWN • Fertilizing • EXTERIOR ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Professional Courteous ★ Planting MAINTENANCE • Weed & Insect Control • Drywall PHOTO PORTFOLIO AVAILABLE Service Since 1981 ★ Stumps • L A W N CU TS • Shrub Pruning • INTERIOR small, portable stump grinder Lots Cleared • P R U N IN G • Landscape Design Professionally Done • Spackling used for fenced properties & Landscaping •THATCHING • Cert. Pest. App. Lic #94596 Free Estimates Insured sensitive lawns. • CLEAN I PS Owner Operated •Firewood Clearance Sale ■ Written Free Estimates Fully insured • ROCK BEDS Serving Northern Monmouth Insured Free Estimate Free Estimates Fuliv Insured 290-29 73 9 2 8 - 0 9 8 2 • M U L C H 928-6025 HK STUMP REMOVAL Free Estimates i-'ully Insured 2 3 8 - 8 3 3 0 264-6480 1-800-540-0315 6 1 3 - 7 1 2 0 What Landscape Company gives a FULL 2 YEAR MOTO LAWN SERVICE GUARANTEE on ALL Planted Trees & Shrubs? and LANDSCAPING A d v e r t i s e L0NG0 PAINTING Monmouth Lawn & Landscape Inc. NEED W ALLPAPER? • W eekly Lawn Cuts W ill Do Just That! • Fertilization Y o u r “FANTASTIC” “FABULOUS” Affordable Prices That's right, we will plant any size tree or shrub • Clean-ups C all us - You’ll be glad you did because Inside & Outside and GUARANTEE them for 2 full years! L a w n • WE ARE EXPERIENCED INTERIOR DECORATORS A onte year guarantee is just not enough • Tree Removal AND WALLPAPER COORDINATORS No Job Too Small • SHOP AT HOME SERVICE OUR SPECIALTY time to insure that your new trees & plants Low Overhead/Quality Work • LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN. WE WILL NOT BE have taken to their new home. Competitive Pricing C a r e UNDERSOLD We Also Do Carpentry • LARGE SELECTION OF LATEST DESIGNS Call TODAY For A FREE ESTIMATE Free Estimates ❖ Insured Call Charlie We Also Do: 2 9 0 - 1 7 7 0 B u s i n e s s • Brick Walks & Patios • Stone W alls • RR Ties • Sod FAX 290-1771 INTERIORS IM JM U ED 6 7 9 - 6 5 4 3 • Mulch • Trimming • Revitalizing ot Old Landscapes Serving Monmouth & H e r e ! 4 4 6 -7 4 3 0 In Business 23 Years Middlesex Counties Laura Bursey 4 4 6 -6 5 8 8 Fully Insured FREE E stim ates C AE n Free Estimates, VISA, MMC, AMEXnv W ALLPAPERING BY BE5IEN J R C u s t o m ; C e n t r a l J e r s e y “DESIGNING YOUR WALLS FOR A BRIGHTER APPEARANCE '1 DECK SAVERS legation Inc. Landscaping Inc. 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New Roofs • Re-Roofs Best Quality Work Sewer & Drain Cleaning S p e c ia lis t 25 year GAF Shingles ' Tear Offs • Wallpaper: INCLUDES W ater Heaters • Quality Installations Pool Openings Complete Roof Repairs Removed & Hung No Job Too Small W ater F ilte rs All Labor and Material • Inground & Above Clean gutters, Seal pipes Gutters • Skylights Interior/Exterior NJ License #4993 • Liner Replacements • Fram ing & Drywall • Affordable Prices and chimneys “ We can stop any leaks” Fully Insured • References H E LP IN A H U R R Y Sewer & Drain Cleaning • Above Ground & Clean up and • Openings • Closings Fully Insured R e p a irs Sc Renovations In Ground Installations remove all debris 1-800*847-0935 721-0856 238-2532 24 Hour Emergency Service C A L L K E N References available All Work Guaranteed 24 Hour Asnwering Service No Job Too Small C a ll D a n Free Estimates Fully Insured We use Benjamin Moore Paints 6 7 9 - 3 2 7 6 Mastercard & Visa State License #4448 780-9664 727-0032 Call 254-5765 S A V E Y O U R BOB HOEGLER A.A. & J POOLS PLUMBING & HEATING Sales & Service W ISH T V D E C K NO W PLUMBING POOL Complete Retail Store N e ig h b o r Repair & Installation Emergency Service ARK WELDING COUPON SPECIAL S U P E R W A S H Available Replacemeot Lioer Custom Wrought Iron Railings & S o n £nn«rgency Service Specialists No Jotj Too Small Repairs & SHARK • Repairs • $ 1 0 .0 0 P o w e r W ash • Professional Remodeling R e p a irs • Refinish Existing Railings • i lie tf/V/", FOR HOUSE CALL • D e c k s W allpapering sewer & Drain C a ll Complete Mobile • S id in g • Interior & Exterior 6 7 9 -1 2 1 3 Cleaning 1 Openings-from *50 251-5595 Welding Service P L U S P A R T S P a i n t i n g Water Heater 5 2 1 -9 0 8 4 ALL BRANDS • Patios • Carpentry & Boiler 1 Service 536-9393 License #30824 Int./Ext. 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' L 4 Dr.,Vin #PF517119, 6 cyl., 4 • Installed • Sanded E s tim a te 6 cyl., 3.5 L, P/S, P/B, Antilock, A/C. -spd., P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM • Stained • Finished ABSOLUTE-Custom work 5 3 6 -7 0 1 1 AM/FM St/Cass, Fab/int, P/Seats, F u lly Buckets, Rec/Seats, Console, R/Oef, P/W, P/D, P/Mir, Tint, Tilt, cruise ¥ St/Cass w/Eq, Fab/int, P/Seats, Buckets, Rec/ Seats, Console, Gauges, R/Det. • Repaired manship in all phases of im In s u re d W e C A R E Free Est....908-431-3126 provements. Licensed, in P/TR, Intermit Wipers, Mats, MSRP $21,399, ‘ College Grad Rebate - k M>. WM* “ “ {“ . Tint Tilt/Cruise, P/Tr, Pin Strip, Intermit Wipers, sured, referrals & free ests. $500, Chrysler Discount $308, Discount $1405, VIN #TH595810. ^Mats Aium Wh MSRP $ 8,276, Rebate $1500, Chrysler Discount $975, *Col- S & K Home Improvements ^ _ -fC lege Grad Rebate $500, Discount $703. 080 Gutters 1 -800-553-3733 Lawn Clean-Ups EISINGER'S ADDITIONS - Basements, $1 9 , 1 8 6 i * 1 4 , 5 9 8 LAWN SERVICE bathrooms, kitchens, decks. Brush & Tree :******* * ******** ***** **** * *★** ***** GUTTER Cleaning & Repairs Jobs big or small we do them Removal FREE ESTIMATES all! References, free esti • Thatching 1989 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER LANDAU 1989 CHEVY Z24 mates. Quality Plus 521-2491 6 cyl., 2 dr, auto., p/s. p/b. a/c, AM/FM st. 1988 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER SE Call John 908-251-0893 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto., p/s, p/b, a/c. AM/FM St. Wagon. 6 cyl., auto., p/s. p/b, a/c, AM/FM Reasonable Rates • Aerating Cass., fab. int., Sun/Rf, bkts., cons., gauges, st. 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VIN from $169.95. 908-245-5760 #MR189595. $8 , 7 9 5 080a Handy Persons MASTER DECKS AFFORDABLE JUST STUMPS INC. $7 , 4 9 0 $8 , 9 9 5 $1 4 , 5 9 5 Pool platforms, old and new g*********************************** ALL AROUND HANDYMAN construction. Call now for TREE & STUMP summer rates. 908-758-8448 LAWN CARE All Types of REMOVAL BM M cDonagh's, Home Repairs/Improvements Complete 908-431-3981, 908-257-2750 NEIGHBOR & SON Is your stump a HOME IMPROVEMENT Landscaping Specializing in Ceram ic tile pain in the GRASS? A L L J O B S repairs. Carpentry, painting, Lawn Maintenance Programs paperhanging. 908-747-3845 O u r 2 2 n d LARGE OR SMALL Seasonal Clean Ups • Painting • Roofing Y e a r P ly m o u th Chrysler Plym outh • Ceramic Tile • Carpentry REMODELING Professional Quality Service ROUTE 79_ J • All Renovations Sr. Citizen Discount \ ROUTE [ Reasonable Rates. Free Est. All Phases of Construction Senior Discounts • Free Est. 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Fully insured. ...By giving you over 25 years of combined leasing expertise. • Basketball Set-ups 909-721-7142, from 8am-5pm ...By offering all Manufacturer Rebates and Rate Specials. • Baths BOB’S LANDSCAPING LUXURY CfiR • Carpentry • Cleanup • Renovation • Rototilling • Edging • Decks • Shrub Trimming • Planting & SPECIALISTS! W e L e a s e • Masonry • Removal • Stone • Painting • Mulch. 908-462-1967 • Roofs & Repairs EXQUISITE WE HfiVE THE MOST Every M ake And M odel •Etc. Landscape Contractors AUTOMOBILE MEMBER AIXJOIiS-FREK EST. W/REF. Custom Landscape Design Lawn & Ground Maintenance LENDERS... C A L L F O R A b il l 4 9 5 -4 6 9 2 908-946-2701, 908-364-3781 A ll/I A National Vehicle fiND THEY-NEED- FREE CUSTOM QUOTE I'lvL .M Leasing Association = = • 1 Sell your extra items YOUR BUSINESS! ■ 4 Lines j l / Q Q CALL DEALER FOR • 2 Times 1 0 INSTANT CREDIT ‘ >4 for each additional line Private Party Merchandise APPROVAL! Pre-Paid • Gin be cancelled • Not refundable ASK FOR MR. JOSEPH W STRIVING TO BE THE BEST!!! A CALL CLASSIFIED (908) 446-5200 1-800-660-4ADS r A 908-741-0910 k 4 8 AUGUST 4, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT 081 Lawn Care/ 081 Lawn Care/ 084 Moving 085 Odd Jobs/ 086 Painting 083 Masonry/Paving 083 Masonry/Paving 089 Plumbing Landscaping Landscaping & Storage Cleanups Wallpapering AJM MASONRY - Brick resto ABSOLUTELY AFFORDABLE GLENN’S LANDSCAPING DON'S CUSTOM MASONRY FURNITURE HAULING STUMP GRINDING ration, chimneys, pointing, wa ★ A A A ★ Paperhanger & Painter. Refer GARDEN STATE Landscaping & yard work. Fireplaces/Patios/Foundations. # 1 in Furniture Care Any terproofing. Call 908-290-0867 ences. Mike- 908-775-4307 PLUMBING and HEATING Reas., free est. 908-521-6079 Free estimates. 908-251-4352 where. Full household/partial Affordable Clean-ups. LARSON SERVICES WATER HEATERS ALL TYPES MASON WORK- move. Lic.PM00276. Fully in We take away anything. 908-536-2613 Patios • Steps • Fireplaces, sured. Call Jim 908-370-4123 Free est. 908-264-2520 AFFORDABLE REPAIRS & REMODELING JUSTIN TYME GEORGE SAHUL JR. Etc. FREE Est. Ins. Wally JUST CONCRETE STUMP GRINDING Pruning, landscaping. 908-583-6481, 908-360-9617 Free estimates. Call 721-8857 CLEANUP-branches, all tree $AVE 15% with ad License #5568 Call Anne 908-251-0572 TREES TRIMMED/REMOVED parts, dirt, concrete, small Firewood. Ins. 908-238-7976 ANTHONY’S MASONRY 084a Light Hauling Painting - Quality work at low 908-251-5660 MASON will fix & repair steps, demolition, etc. 908-446-3196 prices. Int./Ext. & Commercial TREES-*Trimmed-*Removed Limestone steps, patios, side sidewalks & plastering. Very Specializing in Ext. & Deck LAWN CUTTING R.V. CLEAN-UPS- light haul JAKE’S PLUMBING ★S tum ps Ground*Wood Chips walks, foundations, all repairs. reasonable. 988-0029 Treatment. Since 1975 - Fully Trimming, Removal, Cleanup. Free estimates. Insured. GARAGES, YARDS, Con ing. We take away anything. Heating/Sewer Cleaning Reasonable Rates struction Sites, etc. Debris re insured. Call 908-727-0038 908-446-3196 Call 908-495-3243 MASONRY - New Work 908-525-9656/Beep 519-0993 Free est. Lic.#9502. Bonded Call 908-257-1416 Anytime moval. Randy 908-741-8943 Repairs. Ref’s Avail. & insured. 908-679-7251 TRASH and JUNK REMOVAL AL’S PAINTING UNWANTED SHRUBS CHIMNEY REPAIR Call 908-254-0643 McGILL TREE Anything you want taken to Stumps/small trees removed. All work guaranteed LIGHT MOVING Interior & Exterior JENLOR PLUMBING dumps. Free estimates. Call See business/service directory Mon. Cty. only. 908-776-7378 GET THE BEST FOR LESS CALL 908-521-0267 ______908-721-8246______Lic.#9473. Jim Pilato. No job PAT’S MASONRY Washers, dryers, refrigerators, For free estimate call etc. Cleanup work. Reason too small. 908-370-4435 MT TREE SERVICE CUSTOM MASONRY Steps/patio/walks. New/repair. 583-3306 W O O D C H IP S 908-308-9614/908-681 -0308 able. Free est. 908-727-2740 BUY IT Tree removal, trimming, clear 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE ★ ALL AMERICAN ★ ROD/Plumbing/Heating ing, Fully insured. 446-3385 $15./cubic yd. delivered. ALL PHASES PERFORMED SELL IT Water heaters, boilers FIREWOOD- 4x4x8 cord. BEAT THE RECESSION REMOVAL All Repairs, Residential RON WAITE $100. delivered. 908-821-7669 084 Moving Painting & Drywall NO JOB TOO SMALL Trash, Furniture, Debris Sinks, faucets, water filters FIND IT Interior & Exterior Specialists TREE SERVICE CALL 908-390-6629 & Storage No job too BIG. 257-6502 Lie. #6371 Carpentry Work & Repairs Full Jine of Tree Work. Fully 082 Lawn Mower ______Rick 251-5953 CLASSIFIED 1 -800-400-1676 insured. Call 566-8189 Repair ALL JERSEY MOVERS Classified Sells CHECK 091 Roofing/Siding Pianos, apartments, homes, ALL PAINTING Classified Works! LAWN MOWER, small engine 1-800-660-4ADS offices. Quality work at an af The Classified Classified Works! repair. Pick up and delivery. fordable price. Lie. #PM00662. Interior/Exterior Quality Work. Reasonable ABOVE ALL - Roofing/Siding Call 908-938-3117 Call 908-634-4122 pages for bargains. Rates. Mike 908-363-2786 Reliable Quality Service Free est. 1-800-553-3733 ALL PAINTING JOBS- Excellent indoor & outdoor painting. Residential & com ALEX SMUTKO mercial. Free estimates. Fully insured. 908-679-5999 R O O F I N G ALL SEASONS SYNONYMOUS Painting/Paperhanging The economy and taxes are Reasonable. 446-8503 hurting both of us. I need you, ANTHONY'S and you WILL save money with me. Have Brush-Wili Travel • Res./Commercial Roofing Painter & Handyman Services I’ll roof your house as if it Installation & repairs of win were my own. Smutko Roof dows, doors, fixtures, mail ing, year after year, proven to HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM ! boxes. Painting, chimney be on top of the roofing indus flashing, leaders, gutters, etc. try. The Dec. '92 Nor' Easter N o Hassle Purchase! On The Spot Delivery. Call Tony at 908-566-2051 demonstrated what can hap pen to an improperly installed CEILINGS roof. Don't let it happen to 90 Day 3000 Mile Warranty Plus We Guarantee N.J. Inspection you! Please call Alex Professionally sprayed/pop 908-583-0412 800-794-ROOF corn effect/all colors/w/without ^'91 CHEVY CAVAUER RS ^ ' glitter/free est. 908-525-162Er 10% DISCOUNT GLENN’S PAINTING Interior/exterior, reasonable, WITH THIS AD free estimates. 908-521-6079 exclud. repairs. Exp. 8/31/93 JOE JAY Painting & Paperhanging Call 908-251-4623 ROOF REPAIRS KELLY’S PAINTING BY ALEX SMUTKO cyl auto, ac, ps, pi DON'T MAKE THE SAME PAPERHANGING MISTAKE TWICE. USE ME pm, pw, pdl, rear def, 4cyl auto, ac, ps, pb, rear 4cyl auto, ac, ps, pb, rear PAPER REMOVAL NOW OR USE ME LATER. 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE amfm stereo cass, grey, def, amfm stereo, blue, def, amfm stereo, blue, 908-583-0412 800-794-ROOF Free Estimates 908-679-2142 4dr, 18,624 mi, VIN 2dr, 42,187 mi, VIN 4dr, 43,910 mi, VIN *A division of Smutko Roofing IP U 197 18 4 ..... *14,995 ^ M7281734 . . ■ *6495J MU383534 ...... *8995 LERIO PAINTING ALL HOME Improvements Painting, Plastering, Taping, ROOFING & SIDING Sheetrock, Paperhanging. Free estimates 908-254-0997 '91 NISSAN SENTRA E Free Estimates Cornerstone General Contr. 3 9 0 - 8 6 5 5 ANYTIME, ANYWHERE NU-WAY PAINTING THE ROOF DOCTOR GREAT WORK Seals your leaks when you GOOD PRICES need protection the most. CALL TED 908-615-0592 Roof repair specialist. OLD BRIDGE PAINTING GUTTER CLEANING Interior & exterior painting. Free estimates. Fully insured. Free estimate. Fully insured. Evans Maint. 1-800-303-3873 (cyl auto, ac, ps, pc 4cyl auto, ac, ps, pb, 25 years experience. Refer ences avail. 908-679-4856 CARLIN ROOFING cc, rear def, amfm stereo, 4cyl auto, ps, pb, tilt, amfm amfm stereo, white, Construction. Roofs, vinyl sid grey, 4dr, 61,026 mi, VIN stereo, red, 4dr, 43,103 bucket seats, 4dr, 51,087 PAINTING ing, gutters, leaders, all re pairs. Free estimates, insured LF882966 ...... *6495J I mi, VIN MC757688 .*6495j v mi, VIN MY127135 .*6495 Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper (908)458-5619 removal. Quality work, 20yrs. exp.. Ins. John 908-251-0893 CENTURY ROOFING r*90 FORD ESCORT '91 BUICK CENTURY '91 FO PAINTING- Small jobs done WE'RE RATED #1! by retired painter. Very rea Leak specialist/gutter cleaning sonable. 908-787-0592 Joe Expert results. 908-254-1329 PAPERHANGING J & R ROOFING & SIDING $11./single roll. 23 years exp. Mike 908-462-9097 UNBEATABLE RATES Exp. & Ins. 908-846-7525 PHIL POLO & SON Painting & Paperhanging RL LEMPFERT Int./Ext. Free est. Fully ins. 908-780-3575 • 908-462-9558 Re-roofing, tear-offs, repairs Call 908-679-0096 TONY’S PAINTING 4cyl auto, ac, ps, pb, rear 6cyl auto, ps, pb, amfm rear def, amfm stereo, S & R ROOFING & SIDING Interior/exterior. Quality work. Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. def, red, 2dr, 46,553 mi, stereo, blue, 4ar, 35,588 blue, 4dr, 44,430 mi, VIN Reas, prices. 908-409-1239 I VIN LT197003 ...... *3995 7 I mi, VIN M6447210 . .*7995J y MA244036 ...... *8495 FREE Estimates908-679-2291 WALLPAPER TRI-STAR ROOFING Hung with TLC, patience & New roofs, re-roofs, tear-offs LOW ! LOW FINANCING FOR neatness! Maria 908-888-1337 & repairs. Fully ins. Free est. Call 908-671-5357 QUALIFIED BUYERS 089 Plumbing A g e n c y 092 Special Services PAST CREDIT PROBLEM S? Conveniently located on ALAN BLACKBURN Plumbing/Heating. Sewer and AFFORDABLE “The Auto Dealer's Road” Drain Cleaning. Water Heat NO CREDIT? BAD CREDIT? ers. Remodeling. Lie. 5325 POWER WASHING 1 1 4 1 Route 88, Lakew ood, N .J. Home, deck, driveway, con If you have a job, w e'll get you financing! 908-238-2945 crete. Mold/mildew removal. 908-542-9092 or 542-0134 BACSOKA ALLIED Maintenance Corp. CREDIT HOT LINE (908) 901-2626 Plumbing & Heating Complete kitchen/bath remod POWER WASHING Prices Include All Costs To Consum er eling. Water Heaters. Sewer & Complete Surface Restoration 9 0 1 - 2 6 2 7 Drain Cleaning. Reasonable HOUSES/DECKS/ETC. Except License, Registration and Taxes. rates. Free Estimates. FREE ESTIMATES License #5628. We do it all. Call 908-727-0014 908-727-5563 THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 4, 1993 4 9 112 Auto/Truck 092 Special Services 105 Boats for Sale 110 Autos for Sale Wanted 117 Trucks/Vans CRUISER INC. 25 ft. 79 V8- WE BUY JUNK CARS FORD W RANG LER '86 - BARON’S Power Washing MERCURY CAPRI GF '85- TOYOTA CELICA '82- Auto, SUZUKI GS 650 '82 - Excel $4,200. CHRIST CRAFT 23 ft. Marlboro Auto Wreckers Camper shell, very qjpan, no Best prices. 908-370-9390 Auto, am/fm tape, all power, new brakes, a/c, full power lent running cond. Shaft driv ’ 7 0 V 8 -$2,200. Call ______908-591-1400 rust. $3,000. Call sunroof, loaded, very good locks & windows, good cond. All makes & models. Cash on en, only 6,000 miles. $800. or 908-780-3732 908-462-0953 908-572-7123 DEVLIN REUPHOLSTERY cond. $1,100. 908-238-7928 $1,100. 908-303-0751 the SPOT. Call 908-477-6846 best offer. Call 908-819-9654 Dining room chairs, kitchen 113 Auto Parts/ NISSAN PATHFINDER SE TOYOTA CELICA GTS ’88 DONATE Cars • Vans • RVs * YAMAHA '80 sets, etc. Reas, rates. Call SAILBOAT MERCURY CAPRI GF '85- '89 - 4 wd., 6 cyl., auto-pwr. Gray, 5 sp., exc. cond., well • Trucks • Boats • Furniture to Services XS 400, 13,000 mi. Good Bob 908-727-7394 Auto, am/fm tape, all power, pkg., dual alarm, a/c, stereo 17’ Daysailer, 25' mast, Jib/ maintained, loaded, power Charity serving the Blind. IRS cond. Asking $600. Call after sunroof, loaded, very good cass., alum, whls., extras. mainsail. Enjoy the fun of sail sunroof, upgraded stereo, Tax Deductable. FREE TOW CORVETTE 6pm 908-679-4082 DRIVEWAY SEALING cond. $900. 908-238-7928 Mint. 12,500 miles. $15,500 or ing. $975. 609-758-2768 alloy wheels, remote alarm, ING! NEED NOT RUN. Professional service. 1-800-995-8889 best offer. Call 908-248-1978 Reasonalbe Rate 90,000 mi. Asking $5,600. C A R C O V E R SPORTS CANOE - 1991 Old MERCURY SABLE 89 908-390-0750 evenings TOYOTA SR5 '85 4x4 Pickup Call 908-251-7602 Town Discovery, & 1991 14' $ HIGHEST PRICES $ Call 908-972-9563 Auto, a/c, p/s, p/b, p/w, am/fm 117Trucks/Vans truck. 5 spd., 4 cyl. p/b, buck Galvinized trailer, $800. Sold cass., garaged, exc. cond. TRIUMPH TR 7 Convertible ALL CARS. 908-251 -7552 et seats w/lumbar support. together or separately. Call FURNITURE 8 9 ,0 0 0 mi. $ 5 ,8 0 0 . '80 - Good cond., runs well. 116 Motorcycles/ 62,000mi. New tires 33”. Cus 908-297-1778 JUNK & RUNNING CARS 908-536-0002 Asking $3,300. negotiable. DODGE CARAVAN tom lifted. $5,500. or best REFINISHING REPAIR Call 908-888-8436 24 HOUR SERVICE Mopeds Low mileage. Clean in & out. offer. After 6pm 908-360-1669 Caning • Rushing TOP CASH PRICES PAID Comes with 2 yr. warranty on 106 Boating OLDSMOBILE 98 REGENCY 908-938-4064 CALL 908-536-8031 engine. Many extras. $5,500. 1983. Fully equipped. Leather Accessories 112 Auto/Truck M 0 P E D - P U C H Call 908-727-6718 HOUSE WASHING interior. Call 908-721-2708. WANTED-Cars or trucks 119 Car/Van Pools After 6p.m. Wanted JUNK or RUNNING Needs work. Extra frame & ATA POWERCLEAN OUTBOARD MOTOR -British parts. Call 908-566-7380. FORD E 150 '90 - Hi/top con Midway Auto 908-591-1652 version. Handicap equipped. Member N.J. BBB Seagull '73 - 2 H.P. Mint con OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 Days MANALAPAN TO BROOKLYN WANTED-RUNNING and TV, stereo a/m f/mm cass. 1-800-794-1417 dition. 15 hours use. $300. CIERA '84 Good cond. New Free Removal of Junk Cars. MOTORCYCLE 2 days/wk. Share expenses. REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks Rear heated/ac. Exc. cond. Call 908-249-5434______Michelin tires. Very clean. $$ for new/old. 908-390-5531 Call Janice/Mark $100. and UP. Junk Cars Honda. '73. No title. Parts or $12,400. Call 908-780-7554 LETTERING Best offer. Call 908-536-0071 908-446-5299 eves or CHECK Removed. 908-238-9481 all $350. Call 908-246-4238 609-282-1343 days______* Vans/trucks. Service same ALL SCRAP CARS FORD Econoline 200 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX * day. Call 908-370-3930 The Classified AND TRUCKS. LARGE OR '74. 302 V8, am/fm cass., BROUGHM, ’85. White. Exc. SMALL. ANY CONDITION. Classified Works! Classified Works! NEW tires. Good for parts or Classified Works! ODD JOBS Can do most any pages for bargains. cond. 60,000 mi. $4,400. or H & H AUTO W RECKERS fix-up. $400. or best offer. Call thing. No Job Too Small. Call best offer. 908-254-4821 908-591-0366 908-264-6331 John 908-251-0893 POWER WASHING ACTION • Decks • Patios AUTOMOTIVE •Aluminum/Vinyl • Driveways • Sidewalks • Brick Cleaning Call John 908-251 -0893 110 Autos for Sale POWER WASHING DECKS ★ ALL SIDING CADILLAC DE VILLE 71 - 69.000 miles, ac. New trans. SHAKES ★ CEMENT Runs great. Needs some body Reasonable ★ Free Estimates 908-390-4997 • 908-238-8330 work. $295. 908-390-5729 CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE PRINTING - Business cards & ‘85 all power, loaded, exc. Stationery, Announcements & cond., 42,000 mi. $6,500. Invitations. Call 908-495-1364 Call 908-727-9308 SLIPCOVERS, Custom made. CADILLAC SEVILLE Din. rm. & office seats uphol stered, your fabric. Quality 1977. Needs work. Best offer. work/Big saving 908-257-5409 Call 908-446-6755 W lW & lm m m CHEVROLET Z 28 ’84-5 spd TELEPHONE 5.0 Itr., 8 cyl. Air, p/s, p/b. Needs painting. Asking $900. INSTALLATION Call 908-238-3215 THE P L A N !^1 9 9 3 FORD EXPLORER Home wiring & jacks installed. CHEVY CAMARO 1993 FORD CROWN Free est. 908-888-7970 Our experienced Y I T 1986, Red, exc. cond., p/s, TELEPHONE Installation p/b, a/c. 75,000 mi. Asking VIC LX Salesman will show A LI Repair, Jacks, Wiring $3,500. 908-390-5248 you how EASY It Is! 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX CHEVY MONTE CARLO '80 - Call Ed, 908-536-2477 V6, Air, p/s, p/b, rally wheels, bucket seats, 83,000 miles. TRASH $1,150. or best offer. Call 908-247-0282 REMOVAL CHRYSLER PREMIER Basements • Garages • Attics CONVERTIBLE '88 - 4 cyl. Call 908-572-1358 turbo, all options, 83,000 mi. New top, tires, & brakes. $6,600. Call 908-418-8747 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„ 094 Tailoring DODGE CARAVAN LE ’87 P/Seats, Rec/Seats, Gauges, R/Def„ P/w/L/Ant/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, Mitsubishi engine. 7 pas P/Tr, Pin Stripe, Interm it W ipers, Mats, Rear Anti Lock Breaks, Dual Air senger. Air, p/s, p/b. 102,000 Cargo Cov., Rf Rack, Intermit Wipers, Mats. Mocha Frost. Stk. #93L183. miles. Exc. cond. $4,595. or Bag Safety Option, W /W . Stk. #93C22. Vin. #PX199435 MSRP $24,278. Vin. /PUD03277. MSRP $24,250. HEMMING, ETC... best offer. Call 908-521 -4826 Combo Type & Sew 462-7494 EAGLE TALON '91 Burgundy. Great condition. Price negotiable. T h e P l a n $1 1 , 8 8 6 The Plan ’10 ,78 1 096 Windows Call 908-671 -8389 FORD GRANADA with purchase option at 24 months $13,276 with purchase option at 24 months $14,980 BROKEN GLASS- I fix win 1980 p/s, p/b, a/c, 78,000 mi. dows, screens, mirrors, any Runs well, no rust. $550. Call glass. Call Ken 908-446-5991 Lorraine at 908-679-0957 These Prices INCLUDE I II ' ' ‘ ' WINDOW REPAIRS FORD MUSTANG '65 - Needs Glass/Putty (glazing) Painting paint and tender loving care. Tax, Registration, 1-800-400-1676 $1,000 or best offer. Call 908-238-6398 1993 FORD PROBE GT< MV Fees 1993 FORD TAOROS GL WINDOWS WASHED FORD TEMPO '90 4 dr auto. STORMS & SCREENS Air, p/s, p/l. Exc cond. and Refundable Exc., clean work. Refs. 47,000mi. Asking $4,990. or NO JOB TOO SMALL best offer. Call 908-308-9201 Security Deposit! Reas, rates. 908-739-8755 HONDA CIVIC ’89 Hatchback. Auto, p/s, am/fm 096a Window/ ster. cass., 85,000 mi., just Treatments passed inspection. $6,500. firm. 908-431-8037 III! HYUNDAI EXCEL '89- Hatch CUSTOM CURTAINS back, a/c, 4 sp. am/fm ster. Low Prices 908-577-0375 cass., Polk audio speakers, 55,000 mi., extremely reliable. 3 dr. H/B, 6 cyl., 5 Spd., P/S, Anti-lock Brakes, A/C, AM/FM Stereo 11111 4 door, 6 cyl., A/C, AM /FM Stereo w/Cass., Fab. Int., P/Seats, Buckets, WINDOW TREATMENTS $2,500. 908-462-6822 w/Cass., Leather Int., P/Seats, Buckets, Rec/Seats, Gauges, R/Def., Rec/Seats, Console, R/Def., P/w/L/Ant/Mir, BSM, Tint, Tilt, Cruise, P/Tr, BY JE R R Y H Y U N D A I X L P/w/L/Ant/Mir, BSM, Tint, R/W ipe-W ash, Tilt, Cruise, Interm it Wipers, Interm it W ipers, Mats, Dual Air Bags/Anti Lock Brakes, Caribbean Green. Custom Made Shop At Home Black, Power Sun Roof. Stk. #93P70. MSRP $21,064. I I Stk. #93S86. Vin. #PA204158. MSRP $21,078. Verticals, mini blinds, pleated '90. White w/grey interior. shades. 60% discount w/free Sunroof, air, p/s, p/b. 1 owner. estimate, measuring and Great cond. MUST SELL. ' 11111 $3,800. Call 908-679-2512 installation. 100% guaranteed. T h e P l a n * 9 , 1 1 1 The Plan *8 ,441 Jerry Asch 1 -609-655-7548 KAISER TRAVELER '50 - Only 3,000 built. Needs resto ■ ra tio n . $500. firm. C all with purchase option at 24 months $12,214 with purchase option at 24 months $12,008 908-572-4564 before 8 pm. A LINCOLN 89 ~ The Plan is art advance payment net (closed end) lease with a purchase optionI' iLfa;"*1 ’ TOWN CAR- Loaded, 26,000 BOATING mi. 908-613-0132 at the end of 24 months. 15,000 m iles per year with 11$ per mile overage. LINCOLN TOWN CAR '88 Taupe. Garaged, exc. cond. 105 Boats for Sale $8,250. incls. sales tax. 908-536-3630 or 700 SHREW SBURY AVE. BAYLINER '76. 25 Ft. I/p. 212-730-7612 New 280 HP engine. Exec, MERCEDES BENZ 190E '85 - cond. Extras!! Asking $7,500. B e ig e . Good condition. s i Call 908-566-7380 104,000 miles. $7,000. or best R E D BANK (908) 741 offer. 908-821-9478 anytime orwed! IVARP A u t o plan & CHEVROLET Cluti p r t c ® G G 0 The Home Of A fte r a ll...is n 't life com plicated enough? 1 9 9 3 GEO PRISM 4 dr. Sedan, 1.6 Itr. 4 cyl., auto D trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., int. wipers, frt. & r. carpet fir. mats, sprt. m irrors, anti-lock brakes, CARS! AM/FM stereo w/cass/ dig. elk. & theft det., doth/vinyl bucket 1990 CHEVY CAVALIER seats. Stk. #3522. VIN # 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, body side mldg., console, carpel, elk., r. def., f i t & r. fir. PZ039836. MSRP. $13,305. mals, AM/FM stereo, red/bucket seals, int. wipers, rally whls. Stk. #35101. W #J1844970.41,799 College G rad Rebate $500. Disc. $ 4 4 2 . $6,996 i 1992 CHEVY EXTENDED ASTRO VAN $ 6 cyl, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, till/cruise, OUR EVERYDAY PRICE... recl/bucket seats, delx. whls., carpet, elk., T.G., NOT ONE DAY ONLY! AM/FM stereo w/cass. Stk #P2103. VIN #NB109481.24,130 miles. ^ 9 9 7 1 2 ,3 6 3 T 1991 CHEVY ASTRO VAN 6 cyl., auto Irans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, T.G., lilt/cruise, fr t & r. flr. mats, recl/bucket f r i seat, body side mldg., AM/FM stereo w/cass., carpet, elk., rallywhls, in i wipers. Stk #35401. VIN #MB139503- 24,926 miles. $12,810 1993 CHEVY LUMINA EURO 6 cyl., auto Irans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/lrnk rd ., body side mldg., till/cniise, carpet, d k , NEW 1993 CEO NEW 1995 CHEVY NEW 1993 CHEVY r. def., slereo w/cass., mag whls., ini. wipers. Slk #P3027- VIN #P9108479- 7,239 miles. M e t r o 3 D r . L U M D V A A P V S - 1 0 B l a z e r 4 W D 3.8 Itr. SH V-6, auto, trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/W, $13,968 H a t c h b a c k 4 dr., 4.3 Itr., Y-6, auto, trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, P/L, & tailgate, P/6-way driver seat, deep tint A/C, P/W, P/L, r. def., r. washer/wiper, delx. 1988 CHEVY c -1 5 0 0 PICKUP 1.0 Itr. SOHC 3 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, glass, r. def., sunroof, load leveling suspension, cloth red/bucket seats w/P/adjuster, keyless 8 cyl., aulo trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, no A/C, T.G., 15” cast alumin. whls. w/locks, roof carrier, AM/FM slereo w/cass., bench fr t seal, trip od., P/B, no A/C, r. wipper/washer, r. def., AM/FM entry, elec. shift, spare whl. & tire carrier, stl. body side mldg., d k , dr. mats, inL wipers, sliding r. stereo w/dig. elk. & dual frt. & r. speakers, AM/FM stereo, w/cass. & ext. range speakers, speed control, frt. & r. carpet fir. mats, remote bltd. white letter tires, alum, whls., AM/FM window, matching cap. Stk. #33991- VIN doth bucket seats, frt. & r. Dr. mats, stl. bltd. fold away mirrors, custom cloth bucket seats. stereo w/cass., speed control, tilt whl., int. #J1289551.43,121 miles. ^ radials. Stk. #3373. VIN #P6734917. MSRP Stk. #T3786. VIN #PT149133. MSRP $22,202. wipers, lugg. carrier, deep tint glass, 2 tone $7,596- College Grad Rebate $500. Factory Opt Pkg. Disc. $400. GM rebate $1,000. paint Stk. #T3265. VIN #P2122880. MSRP 1989 CHEVY CAPRICE WAGON Rebate $300. Future Disc. $172. College Grad Rebate $500. Factory Rebate $23,073- Rebate $1,000. College Grad Rebate 8 cyl., auto Irans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/W, P/L, $300. Future Disc. $1,668. $500. Disc. $1,599. P/anL, r. def., T.G., Ull/cruise, split bench seat, f i t & r. fir. mats, body side mldg., AM/FM slereo w/cass., $ $ $ wire whls., inL wipers. Stk #36011. VIN 6 ,6 2 4 1 8 ,6 3 4 1 9 ,9 7 4 #KA156172.38,924 miles. $9,487 , . Price(s) include(s) all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing, registration, and taxes. R O U T E 3 4 AT SOUTH ATLANTIC AVE. ABERDEEN (MATAWAN) NEXT TO STRATHMORE SHOPPING CENTER CHEVROLET APTMt THI SALI... ITS TH I SIRVICI THAT COUNTSI 5 6 6 -8 0 0 0 THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 4, 1993 5 1 THE ROUTE 66 AUTO GALLERIA IN CONJUNCTION W ITH FORD M OTOR C O .,1 NISSAN M OTOR CO. AND DODGE M OTOR CO. PROUDLY PRSENTS: ' 9 3 CLOSEOUT SALE NISSAN $ & D o d g E FORD The Route 66 Auto Galleria has been authorized by three leading m anufacturer's to closeout an enorm ous overage of 1993 inventory. Due to econom ic condition, poor forcasting, & an overall depressed autom obile industry, inventories have sw ollen to record num bers. Because of Route 66 Au to Galleria's unique location, and the fact that three leading m anufacturer's are displayed in one convenient location, they have been chosen for this once-in-a-lifetim e closeout sale. In sh ort, they are overstocked with inventory and EVER YTH IN G M UST G O ! DURING THIS SPECTACULAR TH R EE DAY SALES EVENT, A LL CARS, TRUCKS, AND VANS W ILL BE C LEARLY M ARKED W ITH THE GUARANTEED LOW EST PRICES EVER! Special authorized m anufacturer's rebates and incentives w ill apply during this sale. In order to help reduce inventories, special used car appraisers w ill be on hand to accept all trade-ins. W e will also supply FIN A N C IN G FO R A LL QUALIFIED BUYERS. NO APPLICATION W ILL B E REFU SED ! DON'T M ISS OUT ON TH E BIGGEST C LOSEOUT SALE EVER! OVER 800 VEHICLE W ILL BE READY FOR H ------ IM M EDIATE D ELIVERY! 0 P E N ™ t | | | l g d e ^ c k ™BUC ONLY? AL TO BE HELD AT: Don’t Miss It! EXTENDED BY (908) 922-1050 POPULAR DEMAND ■AUTO G ALLER IA THRU SATURDAY 13401 ROUTE 6 6 A U G U S T 7 T H NEPTUNE 5 2 AUGUST 4, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT :(« V ' fv4,*V If- * j, WOW’. Central New Jersey's l a r c e s t Selection Of Tough Ford F-150 Pick-Up's ... The Best Selling Vehicle In The World! Also available are the Sporty New, Totally Redesigned Rangers. F-150 LIGHTNING Take The R oad By Storm Feel th e surge of a 5.8 liter (351 cu. In.) High o u tp u t V 8 engine uniquely calibrated C u s t o m to produce 240 h.p. and 340 ft. lbs. of torque CONVERSION VANS HURRY WHILE SUPPLIES LAST1 LIMITED EDITION! I n s t o c k ! s t ° e* im m ediate Delivery! Price(s) include(s) ail costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing, registration, and taxes. H i 200 HWY. 35 (Pkw y exit 117) K eyport SMI (908) 260-1600