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PNC Bank Corp. to pay pleased by the sound o f the name and question whether everything has its price. $9.2 million for the Garden “ I have nothing against the tank, but I’m State Arts Center name disappointed in the name ch ange,” said Holmdel Deputy Mayor Mollie Giamanco. “It’ s been the Garden State Art:s Center for ______BY LAUREN JAEGER______some 20 odd years.” Staff W riter PNC Bank, w hich has o ffi ces in eight states, is expanding its horizon It recently A lthough it w ill bring in revenue which purchased a portion o f Chemical Bank New may prevent an increase in highway Jersey and merged with Midlantic Corporation, tolls, the PNC Bank Arts Center isn’t But should they be in the Garclilen State Arts getting credit for being a musically sounding Center? Committeeman Hank F

Police director plan introduced

T e m p o r a r y p o s i t i o n to run the department in a more efficient Chief Howard Ruth retired on the last have to make a decision for the whole manner, explained council President day of June. Meanwhile, Capt. Ted community,” she said. “It’s not written in would replace police Robert Bergen. Gajewski, who was acting chief during stone.” chief; hearing July 16 A public hearing is scheduled for July Ruth’s sick leave in June, is currently pre­ “We’re doing this to help our com­ 16. siding over the department. m unity,” said Councilman Dan N icholl. ______BY LAUREN JAEGER ______“ Sometimes, trust your elected officials. Bergen said there are problems in the “We could call for the easy thing and call This is a unanimous decision. This isn’t department, such as the $240,000 spent in for the civil service test.” Staff W riter political,” said Mayor Kevin Graham. overtime so far this year. While Nicholl and others said it w ill be The director w ill analyze the de­ And Graham pointed out that moving a temporary situation, Patrcilmen Tony f ■ "1 o the chagrin of the patrolmen’s partment’ s needs, conduct surveys, set pol­ violation tickets have reduced dramati­ Gallo, president of the Patrolmen’s I union president and a few Keyport icy, and prepare and be responsible for the cally, in comparison to years past. Benevolent Association said, “ I just don’t JL residents, the Borough Council more than $1 m illion annual police budget. Councilwoman June Atkins, one of two know how it’s going to be.” i unanimously voted July 2 to introduce an “ I think you w ill be surprised. We feel Republicans on the council, said she sup­ He also pointed out that a more up-to- ordinance creating the position of police it w ill help us solve problems,” Graham ported the move of introducing the police date department, simply, w ill cost the bor­ director. said. “It w ill only serve the borough’s director ordinance. ough more money. “ W ill (tjhe new d i­ The director, who w ill be a civilian, interest in the long run,” and w ill probably “I have been helped so many times (by would replace the chief o f police, in order Continued on page 10 be temporary.______the police.) They do a good job, but we 2 INDEPENDENT, JULY 10, 1996 HERE IT IS...OUR BIGGEST NURSERY LANDSCAPE Bring in a photo or rough sketch of the area you want landscaped and with our help create your own landscape plan. It's a lot easier than you think. The Most Important Rule in Landscaping! There is no such thing as a bad plant - only bad placement of plants. With EVENT OF THE YEAR!!! this in mind and our help with placement of plants, that makes you the best landscape designer for your own pleasure.

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Students show what they want. Page 14 CRUISING — Blue skies and warm weather brought out boaters on Matawan Creek in Keyport over thi week­ end. The view is from the West Front Street bridge. (Photo by Mike Guiliano) REGULAR FEATURES Board faction launches web site • Calendar Page 21 • Classifieds Page 41 MIDDLETOWN — Are you inter­ also honest. There w ill be no lies,” Stokes Stokes said that if somethin is mac- • Editorials Page 26 ested in learning more about the Board of said. “ There are certain things that we ,as curate on the site, it w ill be corr ected, and • Letters Page 26 Education’s Back to Basics team? a board, cannot say. Individually, we can there w ill also be an e-mail amote my- tiations and the upcoming school facilities not told about the web site. self. I ’m here for the students.” referendum, plus biographies of the “ Does any other school faction have a Stokes said supporters of he group board’s eight Back to Basics members, web site?” she wondered, and questioned and Back to Basic board me mbers will and past board president Thomas Stokes’ “ why would that information not be cov­ cover the $16 monthly web site 'ee. Phone numbers: year-end speech, which he delivered in ered at the school district’s own web site.” Once they hook in to the Back to Editorial January. The Middletown Board of Education Basics web site, people w ill o be able 254-7000 Ext. 226 Stokes, who spent about 60 hours to launched its own non-partisan web site to lin k to other web sites, such as those FAX 254-0486 launch the Back to Basics web site, called May 30. The offerings on the d istrict’ s belonging to the History and Discovery Circulation the endeavor a “ labor o f love.” He used web site include a list of administrators’ channels and the Library of Congress, 254-1755 the same Internet service provider the names and work telephone numbers, pro­ Stokes said. Display Advertising school district uses, Net Wide files o f the district’ s 17 schools and infor­ “ We consider this to be a pol itical free 972-6740 Connection. mation about Board of Education mem­ speech site, and it is neither uthorized FAX 254-0256 “ A large segment of the community is bers. nor paid for by the Middletown Board of Classified 1-800-660-4A D S computer literate, and it w ill give support­ It w ill also include updates on teacher Education,” said Stokes. Classified FAX 432-0016 ers of our team another mode o f commu­ contract negotiations and the planned $79 “ It just shows that politics (jloes re ign nication,” Stokes said, when asked why m illion building referendum. on the school board, and I guess they have he started the site. “ I'm concerned about the accuracy of started to campaign early,” said W a lsh , The site w ill provide a political forum information,” said Walsh. “We (the The Back to Basics web si te ca n be for members to list their accomplishments board) have to be very careful about what reached at: http://www.nwci.ne t|b2b. Independent and spread information. we say, especially about teacher negotia­ “ The information w ill be partisan, but tions.” — Eileen Koutnik Managing Editor Marilyn Duff Sports Coordinator Deputy m ayor’s wife is hit by car Lindsey Siegle Executive Editor ABERDEEN — Deputy Mayor In her statement following the acci­ He said she is in pain but i$ fortunate Gregory Bean Nicholas Minutolo’s wife, Karen, was dent, Force said she did not see Mrs. that nothing was broken. Publisher struck by a car Sunday while riding her Minutolo. 33, traveling on the shoulder of Minutolo thanked Steve Digiacorio of bicycle. northbound side of Route 34 toward Van Kevin Wittman Aberdeen, an Emergency Medical Service She was treated and released from the Brackle, Powers said. volunteer, who saw the accident and hospital. Powers said Mrs. Minutolo, of stopped his car to lend assistance. O l A Greater Media Newspaper The accident occurred at 4:53 p.m. at Gloucester Court, was transported and M inutolo said Digiacorio even called to the intersection of Route 34 and Van released from Jersey Shore Medical notify him o f the accident. R ig L?J VERIFIED Brackle Road. Center, Neptune, Sunday. “ He did not have to stop at all; it’s peo­ Mudzsl * "" AUDIT CIRCULATION According to police Lt. John Powers, Nicholas Minutolo, in a telephone in­ ple like him that make a difference,” he the driver, Linda C. Force, 55, of the terview Monday, said that his wife had a The Independent is published Wednesday said. by the Greater Monmouth Publishing Co., Parlin section of Sayreville, was traveling lot o f bruises and possibly some torn liga­ Powers said no summonses were Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick, N.J. southbound in her Honda Accord on ments in the shoulder area. issued to Force. 08816. First-class mail subscription avail­ Route 34, when she attempted to make a “The important thing is that she is able at $72 for 26 weeks, 40 cents a copy. left-hand turn onto Van Brackle. OK,” he said. — Eileen Koutnik 4 JULY 10, 1996, INDEPENDENT

One man's junk is another man's treasure. Just ask Richard Lewis or Frank Travers of Yard Sale America. Specializing in second-hand items, Yard Sale America has plenty to offer and give. Not only are second-hand items sold but also new and closeout items are sold at bargain prices. They have regularly scheduled auctions, ROBBERY SITE — Police are seeking two men who held up the Midlantic flea market rental space available and a building cleanout service. If you have items left from your own yard sale, Yard Sale will haul it away at no charge. If you're Bank at Holmdel Towne Center, Route 35, on July 2. looking to shop or drop, go to Yard Sale America, 32 Main St., Matawan (directly (Photo by Mike Guiliano) across from the Matawan train service) where there is always a sale. Store hours are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Wednesday to Friday and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the weekends. Call (908) 566-1178 Advertisement Tow ne C enter John $ ?Pf(eger funeralttfome bank is robbed late 20s or early 30s. One was about 6 feet tall, with a medium muscular build, and Serving the was wearing khaki pants and a long­ sleeved blue and white rugby shirt. He Monmouth County HOLMDEL — Midlantic Bank, in the wore black gloves and appeared to have a area for over 30 years Holmdel Towne Center on Route 35, was weapon in his waistband, Sasso said. robbed shortly after opening on July 2. The other man was shorter, had a Two men, who wore stocking masks medium build, and was wearing a maroon and gloves, entered the building at 9:15 shirt, blue jeans, and black sneakers. He Directors: a.m., said Detective Sgt. Len Sasso of the was armed with a handgun. Gregory W. Pfleger, Mgr. Holmdel Police Department. There were about nine employees and The bank’s video cameras were bro­ John F, Pfleger Jr. four customers in the bank at the time of ken, and there is no filming of the inci­ the robbery. The bank closed for the day, John F. Pfleger dent, Sasso said. but reopened the day after. Michael G. Bruntz According to witnesses, one of the men So it’s business as usual at Holmdel said, “Good morning, ladies and gentle­ Towne Center. men, this is a robbery,” and then told Workers at Blockbuster Video, which everyone to get down on the floor. The is next to the bank, refused to comment. A 115 Tindall Road man then hopped over the counter and worker at Payless Shoes, also near the Middletown, NJ 07748 took all the money, an undetermined bank, said she “was worried about it, but 908-671-1326 amount of cash, from the drawer. the cops took care of everything.” Upon leaving, the man said, “Thank The FB I and the Holmdel Detective you, have a nice day,” said Holmdel Bureau are investigating. People with tips Detective Ken McGowan. are asked to call Holmdel Police at (908) Both robbers appeared to be in their 946-4400. THE LAW OFFICES OF F o r m a n , F o r m a n , C a r d o n s k y IN BRIEF A n d r i l & U n g v a r y P.O. 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Eiges Free Consultations 24 HOUR ACCIDENT HOTLINE 4049 after 6 p.m. or leave a message. certs will be held 7-9 p.m. at Normandy 24 HOUR Park, off Nutswamp Road, Middletown, *Certified C ivil Trial Attorney 1-800-834-9871 HOTLINE | and are free to Township residents. In the • Automobile Accidents • Medical Malpractice • Exposure to C rafters sought event of rain, all concerts will be held at the • Motorcycle, Truck, • Slip & Fall Accidents Chemicals, Asbestos Middletown High School South auditorium. fo r festival Bus Accidents . Construction Accidents ’ Defective Products The following performances have been • On-the-Iob Injuries . Accidental Death______• Wrongful Death Artists and crafters are being sought for scheduled: R e a l E s tate the annual Clearwater Festival August 17 July 11, The Infernos, ’50s music. o> and 18 at historic Fort Hancock, Sandy Residential • Commercial Closings H July 25, Flashback, a Motown review. Hook. There will be an exclusive area for Aug. 8, The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra. Zoning & Variance Applications artists and crafters. Other festivities planned Anyone planning to attend the concerts Criminal MaftBM Divorce Bankniplfy include music and entertainment, food, a should bring their own lawn chairs or blan­ Superior & Municipal Court Alimony Stop Foreclosure children’s fun area, environmental displays kets. Parking is available at Nutswamp Traffic Offenses & Repossessions and sails on the sloop Clearwater. School. Chapter 7 » Chapter 13 For information and applications, write For more information, call (908) 615­ to Clearwater Arts and Crafts Coordinator, 2260. INDEPENDENT. JULY 10. 1996 7

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B U Y 2 G ET 1 F O R H earing date set in FREE W einstein m urder Purchase any two con­ BY EILEEN KOUTNIK good deeds. tainers of nursery stock Authorities charged LaSane, 17, of at regular price and get Staff W riter Berkeley Township, with murder, felony murder and carjacking, after they found the third of equal or M ID D L E T O W N — A hearing date Weinstein’s 1995 Toyota Camry at lesser value Free. has been scheduled for July 29 to decide LaSane’s Magnolia Gardens residence. whether Michael LaSane will stand trial as LaSane is being held at the Ocean an adult for the murder of Thorne Middle County Juvenile Detention Center, Dover School teacher Kathleen Weinstein. Township. There is no bail in juvenile PERENNIAL SALE There is still a chance the date may be cases. Excellent Choices Of Your postponed, according to the Ocean County Suspects aged 17 or under are tried as Favorite Perennials Mix & Match Prosecutor’s office. juveniles unless waived up to adult court Weinstein, 45, of Wellington Drive, by the judge, according to state law. Tinton Falls, was the victim of a fatal car­ For LaSane to be tried as juvenile, a 3 f o r jacking March 14. judge would have to believe that he could Her death drew nationwide attention be rehabilitated by age 19. after police discovered a 46-minute tape- If convicted on the charge of murder as 1000’s To recorded conversation between Weinstein an adult, LaSane could be sentenced to Choose From and her alleged attacker. The tape recorder prison without parole for 30 years. Large 2 was found in her pocket. He could also face an additional 10 to Gallon Pots In memory of her death, the Board of 30 years if convicted of the first-degree E x tra Chosen Freeholders proclaimed her May 3 offense of carjacking, according to the birthday as Random Acts of Kindness Day Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office. Large in Monmouth County. Under state law, authorities could not Plants Weinstein was responsible for estab­ seek the death penalty for the felony mur­ lishing the Random Acts of Kindness pro­ der charge because LaSane was a juvenile M o lz o n ’s gram at Thorne, recognizing students for when the crime was committed. T o p S o il David Wood withdraws o r M u lc h from Holmdel race

j BY LAUREN JAEGER and privilege to vote,” David Wood wrote. West Front Street Wood, a recent journalism major grad­ Staff W riter uate from the University of Maryland, resigned from the ticket for “personal rea­ HOLM DEL — Perennial Democratic sons” said his father. N u r s e r y candidate for Township Committee, Walter Wood, announced last week that Walter Wood, still recovering from a M iddletown-Lincroft Road his son, David, 22, is no longer his run­ Friday afternoon car accident, said he is Lincroft (Between Rt.520 & W. Front St.) ning mate. meeting with several potential Democratic Inn David Wood of Cherry Hill Road sent candidates. He and his running mate, who will be a RT. 520 LINCROFT a letter Friday to Bertha Sumack, clerk of county elections, and said if elected Nov. write-in candidate, will face GOP candi­ Brookdale 741-9098 5, he would not to be able to serve and “I dates Deputy Mayor M ollie Giamanco College New Summer Hours: wish to withdraw.” and David Chai in November. “Holmdel voters know they have a The senior Wood has run for a seat on Holmdel Red Bank Monday to Thursday 8 - 6pm -» Friday 8 - 7pm, Sat. 8 - 6pm, Sun. 9 - 5pm choice in November, and I hope they, the Township Committee at least a dozen especially the young, exercise their right times and lost every electron. INDEPENDENT. JULY 10, 1996 9 Expansion hearing f t I I 76ouie of €ng continues Ju ly 23 Chinese and aimetlcam r&e4tauta#t 'A P R I C E CATERERS BY EILEEN KOUTNIK would be expanded to the rear, and the DINNER ENTREE gyms would be enlarged. • BUY 1 ENTREE, <& Pork Store Staff W riter Administrators had previously en­ GET 2ND AT % PRICE MIDDLETOWN — The $79 million dorsed closing the school and having just of equal or lesser value’ Village M all school facilities referendum proposed by two middle schools, an idea that met with Daily Specials, House Dinner, & 1148 Rt. 35 South the Board of Education will fund changes strong opposition. But in June, the board Family Dinner Excluded Middletown, NJ 0774 to the two high schools and three middle unanimously agreed to keep Bayshore With coupon only • One Coupon Per Table • Cannot Be Combined With Any 908 671-1801 schools. open and continue with three middle Other Offer * Dining Room Only The board is expected to vote on the schools. Expires 7-31-96 Fax: 9 0 8 6 7 1 -9 3 2 9 expansion plans July 23. Superintendent Dennis Jackson has 34 f . Front St, K*jypa<» Hours: Mon-Sat 9 to 6 Although no date has yet been set for said a portion of the existing Bayshore Sunday 9 to 2 the referendum, the board is working School that remains in good condition 2 6 - aggressively to prepare for it. may be used as an extension of Leonardo School or school board offices. Originally the board had a Sept. 10 date, but is was postponed to allow more The rest will be demolished. community input. The board has already presented con­ The plans, by architects from the ceptual drawing of the proposed school to Hillier Group, Princeton, emphasize a the Township Committee, Pediatric & Adolescent Dentistry “three-house concept” for the middle According to the conceptual drawings, N.J. Specialty Permit #3990 schools, including separate houses for the the expanded building would be built sixth, seventh and eighth grades. across the present Leonard Avenue, Announces her NEW LOCATION Each of the three middle schools requiring that road to be realigned to inter­ would have a 900-student capacity. Each sect further east with Leonardville Road. 702 No. Beers Street grade would have a total of 10 class­ Since Leonardville Road is a county rooms. two science labs, a science prep, road, the board will need county approval. Holmdel, NJ 07733 two mall-group instruction rooms, three Exactly how much of Leonard Avenue (908) 739-3535 special education/resource rooms and two would be vacated between Bryant Avenue in association with storage rooms. and Leonardville Road would depend Bayshore, the oldest of the district’s upon whether a small piece of private three middle schools, located on property on Leonard Avenue could be Leonardville Road, would undergo the acquired. Diplomate, Am erican Board of Pediatric Dentistry biggest transformation. It would be com­ Both high schools would gain new art, N.J. Specialty Permit #2789 ' pletely replaced by a new 100.000-square- basic skills and computer classrooms, foot structure on the existing property. among other upgrades. Thompson and Thorne middle schools, Architects also would eliminate the twin schools located on Middletown- open-space classrooms at High School Lincroft and Murphy roads, respectively, South by installing room partitions. S U S A N

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Marketplace Store Hours: Daily 10-6; Thurs & Fri 10-9; Sat 10-6; Sun. 12-5 1 O JULY 10, 1996, INDEPENDENT REASONABLE O fficials unhappy SOLUTIONS Residential Refinance...... $395.00 TO FOOT Real Estate $650.00 Buy-$550.00 Sell PROBLEMS w ith nam e change ...... $1,100 Buy/Sell Bankruptcy $650.00 No Asset Chapter 7 Continued from page 1 Besides local officials, other people Incorporate...... $350.00 that it would be privatized, we wanted to inside and outside of the township aren’t Uncontested No Asset Divorce $475.00 Patrick J. Caputo dhwKari E. Kado happy with the new name which is about Simple Will...... $90.00 D.P.M. FAC.F.A.S. D.P.M. A.A.C.F.A.S. be good neighbors with the arts center and Board Certified in Foot Surgery Sports Medicine to grace the center. This is the first name L M n g W ill...... $75.00 Diptomate, AM. BD. of Podiatric Surgery Foot & Anlde Specialist keep an open dialogue. We have had good Fellow: American College of Foot Surgeons Associate: American College of change since the center, a setting for such Name Change...... $325.00 Former Board of Trustees, Foot and Ankle Surgery dialogue, and that’s why we stressed we NJ Podiatric Metical Society Hospitals: Riverview Medkal Center, Monmouth Metical would like to be informed of any notables as Frank Sinatra and Liza Minelli, (Does not include court costs or filing fees.) I Hospitals: Riverview Medical and Bayshore Community Hospital. Free Consultation For I \3 ? & Bayshore Hospital -Author & Lecturer changes.” was built in 1968. PERSONAL INJURY DR. PATRICK I. CAPUTO Mayor Robert Giannone, who only Keyport Administrator Judy Poling learned about the name change by reading said she feels it “stinks” and will refuse to Municipal Court Estate Work DR. KARL E. KADO about it in the local newspaper, said it was call it by its new name. H i Bonfiglio & S a v o y 812 POOLE AVE. (Cornet Middle Road! a “surprise.” “I don’t hate the new name, but the Attomeys-At-Law HAZLET - 739-3230 Dennis Ingoglia, spokesperson for the Garden State Arts Center is such a nice 1 Bethany Rd., Suite 4, Hazlet, NJ 07730 g | INSURANCE: WE PARTICIPATE IN MEDICARE A MOST MANAGED CARE PLANS | name,” said Gloria Burke, Holmdel Town ALWAYS GENTLE • EVENING APPOINTMENTS • C AU NOW! authority, maintains, however, that ______3 3 5 -1 9 1 1 ______& Holmdel was phoned, along with re­ Hall, receptionist. porters, about the name change. He was When asked how she would feel if a not certain, however, which individuals corporation, such as a large food store, received the information. paid a hefty sum to rename Holmdel Town • Summer Clearance Sale Ingoglia said it was not brought up at. Hall and lower taxes, Burke said she I the meeting two weeks ago with Holmdel wouldn’t mind, as long as the supermarket Fine Aluminum Brown Jordan & All Indoor & officials, because the agreement had not was installed, as well. Furniture From Tropitone Patio Outdoor Wicker been finalized. Poling, meanwhile, said Keyport Bo­ i b s * Winston @ Furniture Nobody, he said, was informed of the rough Hall probably has no price, because Woodard All In-Stock 3 0 % to plans to change the name while negotia­ she feels residents would be too concerned Save an Extra Furniture 5 0 % O F F tions were taking place. about the historical value of the old name. Now 1 5 % on Selection from: Selected 3 0 % to • WeatherMaster Furniture • Lloyd Flanders 5 0 % O f f and others Police director plan Brotvn Jordan • Lloyd Flanders • Winston • Woodard Tropitone • Lane Venture • Home Accessories & Much More. Continued from page 1 suited from the council’s request to have rector) bring his own checkbook?” he a minimum of three officers on duty 24 l ,- ■ ■ - Casual Furniture asked, adding, “I asked you two months hours a day. 'I D Y M E AWNINGS & TENT RENTALS ^ ago to modernize the police department. There are 12 patrolmen, he pointed HWY. 35, PT. PLEASANT BEACH, NJ • (908) 892-2020 S We’ve been asking the borough for out, “If no one is hurt, no one took off, is 2036 Hwy. 35 N, Wall, NJ • 908-449-5940 f§ | li & years.” in school, or ill and injured. We don’t Not All items Exactly As Shown He said the overtime has partially re- have 17 or 18 patrolmen. We have 12.” Bergen said the council has responded to the department’s needs as best it could, citing the purchase of three new cars in two years. Several residents also questioned the change.Charles Barreca of Monroe Street said the council’s decision has brought on “Angst, anxiety and anger. I think it’s a bad idea. It’s harmful. Dragging in a civilian is not the solution. “I see the police captain drive around Orthopaedic Sports Medicine in a Ford Escort. It’s embarrassing. What is this? I don’t see any respect from you people to the police,” he said. and Rehabilitation Center PA Ed Burl.ew, owner of the West Front is pleased to announce that Street Seaport Mini Mall, siaid he feels that politics will play a strong role in the choice of director. M ark A. Biebel, D.P.M. “Ted (Gajewski) should have -a chance Board Certified in Foot Surgery of being chief,” Burlew said. “I just don’t see the logic. “You are putting the community of has joined the Orthopaedic Center's Team Keyport through aggravation,” he said. of Physicians and Therapists “You have turmoil downstairs,” he continued, referring to the police de­ He w ill be available to treat podiatric patients partment, which is located just below the council meeting room in borough hall. at our M iddletow n and Holm del offices. “You are building the fire bigger and big­ The largest orthopaedic group practice in the Monmouth-Ocean ger-” . Bergen also explained that Gajewski County area. Orthopaedic Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Center would not automatically be made chief if consists of 1 0 orthopaedic surgeons, a physiatrist and physical therapy that position were to be filled. Anyone in the department, from facilities. Members of the group are: sergeant up, can take the civil service test, Alfred D. Greisman, M.D. Edmund R. Kappy, M.D. Richard J. Scott, M.D. he noted, and the person with the highest score would get the job. William A. Halligan, M.D. Steven R Lisser, M.D. Edward J. Taylor, M.D. But Gajewski, who attended the meet­ Steven C. Hausmann, M.D. Bernard R Murphy, M.D. David M. Idank, D.O. ing, said the borough could request that Robert J. Kane, M.D. Arthur H. Phair, M.D. Mark A. Biebel, D.R M. only captains take the test, which would automatically give him the job, he said. Bergen denied that the director’s job is M i d d l e t o w n L ittle S ilver H o l m d e l politically motivated. 80 Oak Hill Rd. “The council hasn’t had the time nor 200 White Rd. (Suite 205) 721 North Beers St. the inclination to be involved in the day- 7 4 1 - 2 3 1 3 9 3 3 - 1 5 4 1 8 8 8 - 1 7 1 7 to-day operations of the police de­ visit us on the Internet @ www.orthocenter.com partment,” he said. 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A Bossany, a borough resident and volun­ “It’s a crime-fighting tool for the 21st • prevention • cosmetic • restorative • convenient hours teer with the National Center for Missing century,” Bossany said of the show. • open 6 days & evenings too! • 24 hr. emergency service and Exploited Children in Arlington, Ya., “It has proved itself a partner of law the council agreed to pass a resolution for­ enforcement on all levels in this country, 2 1 9 - 8 9 0 0 mally opposing the cancellation of and has saved millions of dollars in man America’s Most Wanted. hours.” Robert Korwin, d m d , p a A copy of the resolution will be sent to America’s Most Wanted is hosted by AND ASSOCIATES Union Square Mall • 500 Rt. 35 • Middletown the governor’s office, said Mayor Robert John Walsh, a man whose own son was ______Not to be used in conjunction wilh any other offer or discount______W. Shuey at a July 2 council meeting. abducted and murdered several years ago. Dedicated to the identification and It was Walsh and his dedication to the apprehension of wanted criminals, includ­ cause of missing and abducted children ing child abductors, America’s Most that inspired Bossany, the father of a 5- FIT AMERICA, an all natural, NO DIET SYSTEM, Wanted has aired on the FOX Network for year-old daughter, to begin his volunteer weight loss program is now available in Central N the past eight and a half years, said work two years ago with the National Jersey and it is different from any other Bossany. Center for Missing and Exploited weight loss program you have ever “During that time, it has locked up 427 Children. heard about or tried. criminals and retrieved 16 children. It has Four years ago, the center and FIT AMERICA consists of 13 a proven track record,” he said. America’s Most Wanted joined forces to Recently, however, the show has fallen launch the “Missing Child Alert,” an different all natural Chinese herbs victim to low ratings, prompting its can­ effort in which public service announce­ contained in capsule form and taken cellation for the 1996-97 broadcast sea­ ments with the photo of a just-abducted before-meals. The product was developed by a son. child are transmitted across the country doctor and contains no drugs or chemicals. With (he FIT Bossany believes more than ratings via satellite. AMERICA program, you only pay for the all natural must be considered, and he is traveling the On May 21 the center released a state­ capsules, while you lose weight eating your own favorite state, urging people to protest the show’s ment calling America’s Most Wanted a foods. cancellation by writing to FOX Network formidable ally of both the center and law The FIT AMERICA program will help you contrbl owner Rupert Murdoch at the network’s enforcement, and also suggested a letter binge eating, emotional eating and out of control Los Angeles offices. writing campaign to Murdoch to preserve snacking, and you will immediately notice reduced Bossany also has been in contact with the show. hunger, increased energy and loss of inches as the body begins to function more efficiently. Whether your weight Joss goal is 10,20,50, 70 pounds or more, this is the program for you. Consulta­ Alcohol is a concern tions are always FREE. New customers are welcome to walk-in WITHOUT AN APPOINTMENT. FIT AMERICA ha;is at PNC A rts Center helped thousand^ of people reaiich their HOLMDEL — Mayor Robert First, there must be a designated dri­ ' J 2 9 . S S goal weight and Giannone is more concerned about drink­ ver, who is entitled to two free soft drinks. YOU CAN TO0! ing at the PNC Arts Center than about the Then, a person who wants an alcoholic new name. beverage must provide two forms of iden­ NO PREPACKAGED FOOD “I think the bottom line is if someone tification. can’t watch a show without having a After the ID is shown, the drinker is NO CONTRACTS drink, they have a problem,” Giannone given a bracelet. After the second drink, NO MEMBERSHIP FEES said, adding that the only reason why the driver’s hand is stamped. NO DRUGS OR CHEMICALS alcohol is served is probably for a profit “No bracelet, no stamp,” Cassidy said. NO MEETINGS OR WEIGH-INS motive. He said he observed a 10-ounce “Anyone with a stamp is not permitted to 66 I LOST 98 LBS glass of beer selling for $4.25. drive.” MARLBORO 172 RT. 9 NORTH “Kids have all sorts of phony ID,” he “I checked. There’s no reports of AND 12 SIZES 99 908-972-9604 Karen Ford, Lakehurst said. “They’re smart. They know how to drunkenness,” he said. HOLMDEL 2124 HWY 35 (at Laurel Avenue) beat the system.” Councilman Hank Ferris questions 908-671 -2300 Sean Cassidy, spokesperson for Cassidy. Pavilion Partners/Delesner Slater, which “I never once was given a bracelet,” OCEAN TWP. COBBLESTONE VILLAGE manages the PNC Arts Center, said there Ferris said, noting he went up for a glass 908-493-2444 is a very stringent policy to which all con- of beer. “It needs to be policed. The con­ WALL 2175 HWY 35 (Sea Girt Crossroads) certgoers must adhere. sumption laws need to be enforced.” 908-974-7’ 655 BRICK 512 BRICK BOULEVAR 908-262-1 77 Seniors are in vited to p icnic today HOURS: M-F: 10-6, TH: 10-7:30, SAT: 10-5, SUN: 11-2 An old-fashioned picnic at “old-fash­ held in the east wing of the Senior Center. VISA, MASTERCARD, AMEX AND DISCOVER ACCEPTED ioned prices” for Middletown senior cit­ Bring your lawn chair and enjoy games, AMERICA 0 TELEPHONE ORDERS GLADLY ACCEPTED izens will be held 10:30 a.m. through 3 contests and the music of Frank Muchall. WE SHIP ANYWHERE p.m. today at the Senior Center, Croydon Some transportation will be available. Hall, Leonardville Road, Leonardo. Register in advance at the Center or In the event of rain, the picnic will be call (908)615-2265. 1 2 JULY 10, 1996, INDEPENDENT Believe It! Bow ling treasurer We Have a Program for Everyone! YOUR HomemiM* charged w ith theft Call today ITAUAN SAUSAGE for your HAZLET — After allegedly fleeing in which he apologized for taking the All Varieties with $19,580 to Florida Saturday night, a money. In the note, he said he had a prob­ FREE bowling league treasurer is facing theft lem and knew where the money went, $1.98 LB charges, police said. Mulligan said. INTRODUCTORY VISIT 5 LB. Limit Donald F. DellaPietro, 54, of West­ DellaPietro also promised to return in 8Tindall Rd., Middletown Price Valid thru 7 /16 /9 6 minster Boulevard, Old Bridge, turned a few months with the money and asked 615-0400 himself in to police July 2. league officials to “hang in there a 107 Leonardville Rd., Detective Lou Armenti, who handled while,” Mulligan said.- T o d a y’s * (Campbell’s Junction) the case, charged DellaPietro with theft of • He took most of league’s $23,780 bal­ Belford, NJ 07718 movable property. Other charges are being ance, except for $4,200 to cover the cost W e i g % s considered, according to Lt. Robert of the awards banquet held at Yesterday’s 787-9119 & 787-9333 Mulligan. Restaurant, Route 35, Mulligan said. THEM00eflNWBGHTMANAGBen>ejT^SBMCE™ OPEN: Tues ■ Fri. 8-6 Sal 7- 4 • Closed Sun & Mon DellaPietro currently is being held in The rest of the money should have the Monmouth County Jail in lieu of been used for prizes, but DellaPietro al­ $25,000 bail, according to Mulligan, after legedly spent it to pay off debts and take allegedly confessing to taking money the trip to Florida, Mulligan said. from Beginner’s Luck Bowling League to After deciding to return to Hazlet, handle financial woes, Mulligan said. DellaPietro telephoned league officials According to Mulligan, instead of at­ July 1 from Virginia, on his way back tending the league’s end-of-season ban­ from Jacksonville, Fla. 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Rt. 34, COLTS NECK (across From Delicious Orchard) Law judge ru lin g O IL T A N K S Elementally! REMOVED Full line of Protect Your Home Central T e a c h e r Jersey's in Fow lie’s favor Leading R e s o u r c e s T U | No Job Too Big or Too Small Elementary Children’! Police Capt. Shaffery Shaffery, who is expected to meet with Es t Resource B o o k s ••• his lawyer today, said he will follow his *T. may appeal decision attorney’s advice about whether to appeal l i Fabulous Fun in four-year-old case Futey’s decision. Summer Activities The appeal would have to be filed with O.E.P. HOME Friday, Ju ly 1201 the state’s Appellate Division if the state’s C BY CINDY HERRSCHAFT Merit System Review Board supports the E HEATING PIRATES DAY 11 AM Staff W riter ruling. That board has 45 days to change, rt. Tuesday, July 16th I agree or reject the ruling. I, B U B B L E D AY 1 1 AM MIDDLETOWN — Police Capt. In his 1992 appeal, Shaffery, who has HOURS: 6 Days a week • Mon.-Sat. 10am-5:30pm Joseph T. Shaffery may appeal a recent been on the force 30 years, claimed the Teachers Store H o o k S t o r e state administrative law judge’s decision decision to choose Fowlie to lead the ENVIRONMENTAL, INC. that he was not unfairly bypassed for pro­ police department was political. 1-800-464-0519 motion to police chief four years ago, Futey ruled that Fowlie was a good 409-3086 845-0063 according to his attorney. choice for chief based on the township’s Even though he believes it would prob­ needs, even though Shaffery scored slight­ ably “all be moot” by the time it would be ly higher on a January 1992 chiefs exam the Ultimate decided, Shaffery’s attorney, Patrick and had a master’s degree compared to Healy, of Healy and Falk, Middletown, Fowlie’s associate’s degree. in Chinese Cuisine said they might file an appeal anyway. Leo said it was “a “well-reasoned” Administrative Law Judge John R. decision, which he supports and agrees SPECIAL HOUSE Futey rejected 1992 Shaffery’s appeal with. E A R L Y B I R D June 2 1, ruling the appointment of current Even though Leo backs former DINNER police chief William Fowlie was fair. Township Administrator James Alloway’s DINNERS Fowlie declined to comment, saying decision to recommend Fowlie as chief, 45 Items to Select From. the judge’s ruling “speaks for itself.” he said he “has no problem” with $1M. 3 95 per person Fowlie announced last month he plans Shaffery. to resign as police chief this fall. He said Alloway chose Fowlie after Police includes 1 cocktail per person his retirement as chief has nothing to do Chief Robert Letts resigned in 1991. Letts • Soup • Cocktail Lounge with the judge’s ruling. replaced longtime C h ief Joseph • Pu Pu Platters Shaffery, meanwhile, said he would McCarthy, who retired in 1989. • Your choice of 36 delicious entrees * Party Room still “absolutely” accept the position of Any decision about Fowlie’s replace­ • Served with Young Chow Fried ' Free Weekend Delivery chief, but “it’s up to the township what ment will not be made until township offi­ Rice Jk Hot Tea UNION SQUARE MALL they are going to do.” cials review a police study being prepared Includes 500 HWY 35 He noted he is the only officer left on by police consulting firm Deloitte- MIDDLETOWN, N) the eligibility list for police chief. Also, he Touche, Leo said. • After Dinner Coffees or Cordials (Irish Coffee, Dom Pedro, Espresso, or Cappuccino) said, “There’s a lot that has to be done The Township Committee was expect­ V 2 1 9 - 8 8 8 3 here,” referring to the police department. ed to meet with police consultants to dis­ However, Township Administrator cuss items of personnel, litigation and Joseph P. 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BY C IN D Y HERRSCHAFT Director Greg Silva. Belong To Me.” Youths can chose from miisic camps “We offer it all,” said Mayor The next scheduled group is taught by Middletown teachers, field Staff W riter Raymond O’Grady, of the 1996 Summer Flashback, a seven-piece band that sings hockey camps, high school soc cer camps MIDDLETOWN — When lazy days Fun program coordinated by the parks M otown music. They w ill be in and “karate kid” camps. on the beach grow tiresome, there’s a and recreation department. Middletown on July 25. Adults can sign up for slimnastics variety of activities local residents can Beginning tomorrow, three summer The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra will classes and a new course calle^l Financial find this summer. concerts will be held at Normandy Park, play at the final concert on Aug. 8. The Strategies for Successful Investing. Middletown has expanded its 1996 Nut Swamp Road. The shows are free to band will play family music as well as After the summer is nearly forgotten, summer program, which includes minia­ the public and begin at 9 p.m. current rock classics. the township will hold Middletown Day ture golf, tennis, youth camps, summer The the first concert tomorrow will In addition to the concert series, a on Sept. 28 from 11 a.m. to 6 pun. A clas­ basketball league and half a dozen special feature the Infernos, who w ill perform series of workshops and youth camps are sic car show, food, crafts and children’s events, said Parks and Recreation such 1960s hits as “Stormy” and “You also being offered, officials said. games will be available during the day.

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P6163(exp8/14) brown/hazel, enjoys walks, SWM, 40, looks much younger, 5’9", 175lbs, seeks kind, warm, P6087(exp8/7)______pets, dining out, quiet times to PLEASE LOOKING FOR A FRIEND ACHY BREAKY HEART nice-looking, home owner, self­ SWF, 21-33, to be love of my wild times, seeks down-to-earth SWF, 20, redhead/blue-green, traveling, country rides, beach, all kinds of music. Seeking hon­ SWM, 34, 5’10’’, 180lbs, Air Cute, kind, sensitive, loyal employed, nice personality, life, and me to be the love of sweetheart, honest and serious seeks SWM, 20-25, N/S, for Force reservist, student pilot, SWJM, 29, 5’10”, 180lbs, in your life. P6033(exp7/31) serious friendship/possible rela­ est, truthful friend, 31-50, no enjoys bike riding and other with similar interests. P6108 enjoy scuba diving. Seeking SF, shape, seeks attractive, slen­ outdoor activities, seeks lov- ATTRACTIVE (exp8/7) tionship. Must be outgoing, head games, for one-on-one for good times and friendship. der SWF, 23-33, for romance sociable, up with the 90s, enjoy relationship. Q5938(exp7/24) ing,one-on-one relationship DWM, 52, 57", medium build, 4 FRIENDSHIP 4 NOW P6192(exp8/14)______and intimacy. P6201(exp8/14) with SWF, 21-35. P6118(exp likes dining, movies. Seeking SWF, 22, 5’2”, 115lbs, varied laughing. Monmouth County GENUINE LADY FRIEND only. 06140(6X08/7)______AMBITIOUS FATHER 8/7)______SF, 40-51. P6034(exp7/31) Transplanted, married Brook­ interests. Seeking SWM, 23­ Attractive, professional DWF. DWM, 47, 6T\ fit, with toddler R U 2 NERVOUS TO CALL? 29, who’s honest, caring, SWEET AND SMART 41, 5’2*‘, 125lbs, witty, intelli­ WPM, 6’, 185lbs, optimistic, DO YOU LIKE ROSES? lynite, seeks female friendship, enthusiastic, goal-oriented, son, seeks possible would-be I can relate. Good-looking SJM, Good-looking DWM, 35, 6’, romantic, affectionate with good Caring DWF, 26, seeks profes­ gent, stable, outgoing, tradi­ Mom, who enjoys jazz, haiku, 6’, 23, clean-cut, affectionate, for lunch, conversation, shop­ sense of adventure and humor. sional, conservative S/DWM, tional values. Awaiting genuine, emotionally/financially secure, 180lbs, enjoys beach, comedy ping, etc. Seeking sincere, sen­ seeks WF companion, 23-45, gardening, simple talks, quiet with various interests seeks For friendship, for now. P 30-40, for conversation, fun, honest, well-groomed gentle­ walks. Seeking woman with SJF, 19-25, honest, caring, and clubs, dancing. Seeking attrac­ sitive person, with warmth and 6109(exp8/7) possible LTR. Kids ok. P man: S/DWPM, 40-47, N/S. to enjoy life’s pleasures and heart of any race. P6204 fun. Middlesex County. P tive single female who loves to sense of humor, in exchange SCINTILLATING 6010(exp7/31)______P5945(exp7/24)______possibly more. 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G U ID ELINES: M eet Your Match Personals are for adults 18 or over seeking monogamous relationships. To ensure your safety, carefully screen all responses. First meetings should occur in a public place. Abbreviations are permitted only to indi­ cate gender preference, race, and religion. W e suggest your ad contain a self-description, age range, lifestyle and avocations. Ads and voice messages containing explicit sexual language will not be accepted. This publication reserves the right to revise copy containing objectionable phrases; to reject in its sole discretion, any advertisement on account of its text. This publication assum es no responsibility for the content or reply to any M eet Your Match Personals ad. The advertiser assumes complete liability for the content and all replies to any advertisement or recorded m essage and for any claims m ade against this publication and its agents as a result thereof. The advertiser agrees to indemnify and hold this publication, its employ­ ees and its agents harmless from all costs, expenses (including reasonable attorney fees), liabilities and dam ages resulting from or caused by the publication or recording placed by the advertiser or any reply to any such advertisement. By using M eet Your Match Personals, the advertiser agrees not to leave nis/her phone number, last nam e or address in his/her voice greeting. _ INDEPENDENT. JULY 10, 1996 1 7 STORK CLUB The following births were recently an­ Mary Ann and Anthony Bonfiglio, Kelly and Christian Howlett, Charity Morris and Michael nounced at Riverview Medical Center, Middletown, June l , a son. Holmdel, June 8, a son. Domaratius, Keyport, June 14, a son. Red Bank: Mercy Deheer-Telfer and Bernard Jill Mary Podstawski and John M. Elena and Philip Daniele, Eileen and Laurence T. Fell Jr., Telfer, Aberdeen, June 3, a daughter. Clark, Matawan, June 8, a son. Middletown, June 14, a son. Lincroft, June l, a son. Patricia and Larry Topal, Matawan, Roslyn and David Sharkey, Hazlet, Michelle and David Rooke, Keyport, June 4, a daughter. June 8, a daughter. June 15, a daughter. Susan and Mauro Bellifemine, Ginger and Stephen Huber, Keyport, Rosalyn E. Dansby and Robert L. MILESTONES Middletown, June 5, a son. June 8, a son. Bruce, Jr. Matawan, June 16, a daughter. Laura and Thomas Connors, Hazlet, Christine and Charles O’Neil, Port Laura and Robert Pelos, Hazlet, June June 5, a daughter. Monmouth, June 10, a son. 16, a daughter. Nancy and Daniel Cambria, Kathleen M . and Dennis J. Poracky, Lihfen Lisa Chen and Derrert Peter Middletown, June 5, a daughter. Middletown, June 10, a son. Tan, Holmdel, June 16, a daughter. Jane and Brian O’Connell, Deborah and Donato Segal, Gretchen and David Proctor, Port Middletown, June 6, a son. Leonardo, June 13, a son. Monmouth, June 16, a daughter. Kristen Neubacher and Charlie Judith and Gerard Saydah, Atlantic Dena and Kevin O’Sullivan, Crotty, Keyport, June 7, a son. Highlands, June 13, a daughter. Middletown, June 17, a daughter. Diane and William Flanagan, Catherine and Michael Bowen, Toni and Vinnie Bauman, Hazlet, Holmdel, June 8, a daughter. Leonardo, June 13, a daughter. June 18, a son.

April Anderson, Peter Casey Anderson-Casey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson of Hazlet announce the engagement of their daughter, April Lin Anderson, to Peter J. Casey, son of Mrs. Frances Casey of Hazlet and the late John R. Casey. The future bride is a graduate of Raritan High School, Hazlet, and Fairleigh Dickinson University, Rutherford. She is a flight attendant for Continental Airlines, Newark. Her fiance is a graduate of Raritan High School and Rutgers University, New Brunswick. He is the director of proxy ser­ vices at Beacon Hill Partners Inc., New York City. A March 1997 wedding is planned.

Greg Reidy, Tara Schulz Schulz—Reidy Grace and Walter Schulz of Middle­ town announce the engagement of their daughter, Tara Grace Schulz, to Greg Reidy, son of Sharon Reidy of Wellesley, Mass., and the late Brian Reidy. The future bride is a graduate of Mid­ dletown High School North and Brown University, Providence, R.I. She is pursuing a master’s degree in occupational therapy at the Medical College of Virginia Commonwealth, Richmond. Her fiance is a graduate of Wellesley No. R22496 © 1996, Frank's Nursery & Crafts, Inc, Sale ends 7-13-96 High School and Brown University. He is an account executive for U.S. Healthcare, New York City. A summer of 1997 wedding is planned. 1 8 JULY 10, 1996, INDEPENDENT Parents question teacher evaluations

said. Board refuses to say “It’s too late for any teacher who was not w hy teacher was not rehired to exercise their options,” Barger said. rehired for next year However, recent legislation has given more control of rehiring teachers to the BY EILEEN KOUTNIK superintendent during a “Donaldson” hear­ Staff W riter ing. Under previous policy, if a majority of HOLMDEL — Several parents recently the board felt a mistake was evident during voiced their concerns over a rec­ the hearing, the teacher was rehired for the ommendation not to rehire an elementary following year, said Berger. teacher. That policy was changed last summer. During the June 26 Board of Education If a teacher were to request a hearing and meeting, parents spoke on behalf of a a majority of the board felt there was a mis­ Village School teacher who wished to take, but the superintendent disagreed, the MAKING NEW FRIENDS — Danny Newman, 3, of Middletown, gets a remain anonymous. teacher would not be rehired. chance to meet a friendly “dinosaur” at the Freehold Raceway Four non-tenured teachers were not “Public opinion is important. We do lis­ Carnival July 4. rehired for next year, according to ten to what they have to say,” Leglise said, (Photo by Jackie Pollack) Superintendent Susan Leglise. referring to school parents. “He catered to every kid in the class,” “I understand that parents are upset,” she parent Leslie Delrosso said in support of the said. LeGlise would not comment on the Thrift store to hold sale until Aug. 3 unidentified teacher. “He took time to help a reasons the teacher was not being rehired. student who did not understand something.” The district has a comprehensive hiring Golden Opportunities Outreach, a pro­ St., Keyport. New clothes are 75 percent “He’s an exceptional teacher. He made and evaluating process, she said. gram that benefits the homeless and poor, off; regular clothes are $3 a bag. Store his phone number available on the bottom of Last year the district received 2,200 is sponsoring a 50-75 percent off hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday the class list for anyone with questions,” she applications for a limited number of po­ storewide relocation sale now through through Saturday. said. sitions open at the elementary level, and this Aug. 3 at Sacks Thrift Shop, 13 W. Front Call (908) 739-1724 for information. Another parent told the board how the year has received 950. teacher delivered homework to her home The district conducts interviews, and when her son was sick. prospective teachers are asked to do model Parents even went so far as to send 17 lesson plans. CERAM IC TILE letters of praise on behalf of the teacher to New teachers have three days of training Village School Principal Christopher prior to school opening, plus the district pro­ Blejwas. vides a mentor program, in which new The Largest Selection of Leglise said Blejwas faxed copies of the teachers are paired with experienced teach­ In-Stock Ceramic Tile letters to her office, and she will be respond­ ers. Also, during the year, teachers attend ing to them with a written statement about workshops based on their needs. Products in New Jersey the district’s policy, in hiring and evaluating Before a teacher is evaluated, the mem­ teachers. Wholesale and bers of the negotiating committee meet with Despite the parents’ efforts, however, the the Holmdel Teachers Education We Have The Most board will not reopen the case involving the Association and discuss teacher contracts, • Professional Advice for one teacher. the number of times a teacher is evaluated Do-It-Yourselfers. Board President Norman Toback told the and the format used in the evaluations. parents that it was the recommendation of • We Im port Direct A first-year teacher is evaluated five the superintendent not to rehire the teacher. times, and there are also informal interviews and You Save! “The teacher does have options if not where different administrative staff will • Discontinued and rehired, and he chose not to exercise them,” drop by the classroom, LeGlise said. Closeout Specials board attorney Martin Barger said. After each evaluation, the teacher He said teachers not recommended for receives a copy of an evaluation report with­ CERAM IC TILE rehiring have 15 days to request a written in five days, and a conference is set up OUTLET explanation, and the superintendent has 30 between the teacher and the person who TWOgREAT LOCATIONS days to respond. conducted the evaluation. Classic Ceramic Tile Barger said the teacher then has 10 days Ceramic Tile Outlet Leglise said state law requires that begin­ 272 Hwy. 18 N (1 /8 mile N. of Tices Ln.) in which to request, a public or private ning teacher evaluations be submitted to the East Brunswick Hwy. 35 & Cass Street, Keyport “Donaldson” hearing, during which time state Department of Education. 3 9 0 -7 7 0 0 7 3 9 -4 6 6 0 teachers can try to convince the superinten­ The process for teachers who have been dent and board to rehire them. Hours: Mon-Tues-Wed, 9AM-6PM Hours: Mon-Thurs, 8AM-8PM in the district for two or three years changes Thurs-Fri, 9AM-8PM Tues-Wed-Fri, 8AM-5PM In the case of the elementary school very little. The difference is that teachers Sat. 9AM-5PM Sun. 11AM-4PM Sat, 8AM-4PM Sun, 10AM-3PM teachers, they were notified of the rec­ are given written evaluations three times a ommendations prior to April 30, LeGlise year.

I N BRIEF FRESH FROM THE FARM Register for July 27 Dearborn Farms Lee Turkey Farm S a m a h a ’s Farm Baltimore trip 2170 Rt. 35 Hickory Corner Road 704 Lloyd Road The Middletown Township Department Holmdel Hightstown (Corner Line Road) of Parks and Recreation is sponsoring a trip 908-264-0256 609-448-0629 Aberdeen • 908-566-2474 to Baltimore Inner Harbor on July 27. The bus departs at 7 a.m. from the Johnson Gill Fresh Strawberries Picked Daily Call For Hours O p e n 8 a m - 6 p m from the Farm U-Pick or Pre-Picked Annex at town hall and arrives in Baltimore Now Picking our own Corn, at approximately 10:30 a.m. Departure Fruits & V e g e t a b le s String Beans & Zucchini from Baltimore, is scheduled for 4 p.m. and Staffers Brookrest Hallock’s U-Pick Farm The Berrv Farm arrival at Middletown at approximately 7:30 p.m. Farm Market New Egypt • 609-758-8847 Route 34 • Colts Neck The cost of the trip is $ 18 per person (West of i». ) (behind Delicious Orchards) and includes transportation only. Route 520 79 Beans, Beets, Broccoli, Registrations are now being accepted at Marlboro • 908-946-9666 Cabbage, Cakes, Pickles, 908-294-0707 Farm Fresh Produce Peppers, Potatoes, Squash Pick your own black Raspberries, the Parks and Recreation Office at Croyden Bedding Plants & Hanging Baskets Red Raspberries & Blackberries , Hall, 900 Leonardville Road, Leonardo. Farm Market Open O P E N 7 D A Y S Call for hours. You must register by July 12. Individuals under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Call (908) 615-2260 for information. INDEPENDENT. JULY 10. 1996 1 9 Cedar Street Park upgrades discussed

BY LAUREN JAEGER good portion of the sum is revenue from the Bay front Recreation account, which Staff W riter includes boat launch and food vendor fees. KEYPORT — If money were no ob­ ject, Cedar Street Park could boast a “These are concepts,” Stewart Alexander, who sat in for borough engi­ waterside promenade, gazebo, and large, wooden ships in which children could neer John Kriskowski, said during the play, docked on land next to water. meeting, shortly after Perello made the These, and other conceptual plans for a presentation. “You can go from small to Cedar Street Park upgrade, were unveiled elaborate. You can clean up Cedar Street at the July 2 Borough Council meeting by Park at minimal costs. If nothing else, it Joe Perello, a landscape architect with should be brought up to safety standards.” Schoor and DePalma, Manalapan. Perello was taken by the park’s ap­ At the very least, he said, the play­ pearance and said, “It has a lot of poten­ ground needs to be updated to comply tial.” with current safety standards. The splin­ He suggested a monument be placed tering, 20-year-old retaining wall will be which honors Keyport’s maritime history, replaced. The tennis courts and basketball and perhaps even a mini-stage by the Patio & Ratta courts need repair as well, he said. waterfront. He could not, however, provide details If the borough wants a beautiful pavil­ of what exactly needs to be updated, but ion or gazebo in the park, it can purchase M 513 Rt. 18, East Brunswick 651 -1947 said, “It’s a liability issue.” one for $15,000 to $18,000, he said. If “The swings are older,” Perello said, they want a grander-looking structure, it noting that the National Playground could cost upward of $150,000, he said. Safety Institute sets the standards. “There are people that do,” Perello Other, cheaper ideas include ripping said, when a reporter asked whether any out the chain link fence in order to “open of the expensive pavilions were ever pur­ E s t . 1 9 2 5 up the view and make it more attractive,” chased. H A S EVERYTHING Perello said. “We want to help them out,” Perello Council President Robert Bergen said said after the meeting, noting, too, that it at a previous meeting that at least $15,000 doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg to would be allocated to the park this year. A improve. “The project will be phased.” M id’tow n gets $91K I S U M M E R S recycling grant [ B R E E Z E J W BY C IN D Y HERRSCHAFT ment and more efficient allocation of manpower,” O’Grady said. Staff W riter The brush collection program has even MIDDLETOWN — Local officials been extended two weeks, in order to still have to decide how to spend the reach the more than 22,000 homes in PRIME $91,202 Middletown received for operat­ Middletown. ing a successful recycling operation. Brush placed at the curb should be Only Newark, Jersey City and Hanover bundled into 3-foot lengths and should be REPLACEMENT received a large annual tonnage grant no greater than 8 inches in diameter. based on experience, Mayor Raymond Anything larger does not fit into the re­ O’Grady said. cycling equipment, Self said. “The state Department of The brush is ground into wood chips WINDOWS Environmental Protection has wisely and given to residents for mulch or for linked allocation of state funding to the decorating their homes. It also is sold to record established by the municipality in landscapers, Self said. everything from leaves to brush to litter, Residents also can drop their recy- paper, glass, plastic, aluminum and tin,” clables at the reclamation center on Kanes O’Grady said. Lane. Middletown collected 76,110 tons of Besides protecting the environment and receiving a grant, Middletown also recyclable material in 1994, a 6,000-ton saves more than $5 million by not dump­ increase over 1993. ing the items in the county landfill, Meanwhile, public works employees O’Grady said. are working a little harder this year. Historically, funds from the tonnage Interim reports from Public Works grants are used to purchase new equip­ Jfiff ★ INSULATED GLASS Director Frank Self show an almost 30 ment, said Harry Rader, recycling coor­ percent increase in cubic yards of brush dinator, who noted the amount of recy- S n K j ★ y2 s c r e e n i n c l u d e d I gathered since collection began on May clables collected has been increasing over ★ MAINTENANCE FREE Jp g W 17. the last 11 years. “We are really attacking it with a “We have better cooperation of the res­ ffS L ★ ALL SIZES AVAILABLE S j f ™ vigor,” Self said. idents,” he said, adding that many school “Our staff attributes the increase in children also help to raise consciousness (Up to 40” Wide x 61” High) brush to an unusually harsh winter, in­ about recycling. BEFORE AFTER cluding the blizzard of ’96. We have been Rader also runs programs about recy­ able to keep pace and exceed the collec­ cling for school children, whom he said F R E E ESTIMATES • WE INSTALL tions of 1995 as a result of better equip­ “know more about it than I do.” Cheer Camp to be held in Hazlet The NCA Junior Cheer Camp will take Tuition is $5. For more information, call place on July 18-19 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 Laura O’Hara at 739-1806 or 264-3060 to p.m. at Raritan High School, Hazlet. leave a message for Laura. 2 0 JULY 10, 1996, INDEPENDENT

M older’s Fishing P r e s e r v e / r \ Baskin Under New Friendly Management Well Stocked With: j/ / ) Robbins. • T r o u t • Striped Hybrid Bass Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt • Large Mouth Bass • Catfish • Walleye Pike ICE CREAM CAKES • Bluegills • Eels FROZEN YOGURT CAKES No Fishing License Required M a l t s Conveniently located S h a k e s -g& L off Englishtown Rd. (Rt. 527) Blasts • Cones (behind Raceway Park) Old Bridge, N.J. (908) | 8 8 8 -9 8 7 7 K-M art Plaza • Hazlet a 446-2850 £

LAYING IT ON — Construction workers are busy putting on a brand- new roof at Fairview Elementary School, Cooper Road, in the Fairview section of Middletown. Fairview is only one of the district’s elemen­ tary schools that is slated to get a new roof by September. x (Photo by Jackie Pollack)

Mega-Ship luxury at prices that are anything but mega with this unbeatable cruise value aboard Sovereign of the Seas I 7-NIGHT EASTERN CARIBBEAN VACATION 0m PMtsvfCaU Anlve OflMTt I N BRIEF f r o m *-W cruise only Sat. Miami, Florida 5:00 PM Sun. At Sea • Explore dazzling beaches, ancient fortresses and a Mon. Labadee. Hispaniola 8:00 AM 4:00 PM Day” at Bodman Park on Aug. 8 with rainforest by day ; enjoy some of the hottest nightclub Tue. San Juan. Puerto Rico 2:00 PM Township has jobs entertainment in the world by night. Wed. San Juan. Puerto Rico 2:00 AM watermelon and drinks supplied by the • Indulge in the favorite pastime in St. Thomas Wed. St. Thomas, U.S.V.I. 7:00 AM 4:00 PM Parks and Recreation Department. shopping for duty-free bargains. Thu. At Sea available for youths Fri. CocoCay, Bahamas 1:00 PM 6:00 PM Children can register at any play­ • Middletown Township Department of Come do it all or just sit Sat. Miami, Florida 8:30 AM ground site. back and relax Parks and Recreation has been awarded a aboard the... 6 'Prices are per person based on douDie For additional information, please call 535Xg52aS55XS£sfsO VEREIG N QF THE SEAS|3gg3g353KS35S occupancy. Port charges, plus applicable U.S. grant from the Monmouth County and international departure taxes and (908)615-2260. gratuities are additional. Prices are based on Division of Employment and Training. space availability. Certain restrictions apply Offer is capacity controlled and may be The grant will enable the township to hire withdrawn at any time. U.S. dollars. C M ffiflkR A Frm ) !BfflSS8B» *'Upgrades are valid from inside to inside or additional summer employees through the outside to outside categories. Upgrades do Middletown plans not apply to suites and are limited to ( 9 0 S } 759-2885 ~ categories N-F. * Summer Youth Employment and Training ©1996 RCCL Program. This summer, the Department of family fun day J® R o y a l Ships of Norwegian, Liberian and Bahamian Registry. 9771 Parks and Recreation will be able to The Middletown Day ’96 Committee employ 10 youths for a period of seven have set Sept. 28 for this year’s family weeks, 30 hours per week. event. The event will be held on the Great Interested applicants may call (908) Lawn at Croydon Hall in the Leonardo 615-2260 for more information. section of Middletown. This will be a “Family Fun Day” with music, enter­ tainment, dancing, food and crafts ven­ Register now for dors, as well as lots of games and activi­ ties for children and adults. children’s programs Middletown will also sponsor a car Poricy Park, Oak Hill Road, Middle­ show from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the town, is now taking reservations for the Croydon Hall Athletic Field. following programs: Volunteers and sponsors are needed to r t U D I T O M Q A “Amazing World of Ants,” 9:30-11 help make this year’s event a success. a.m., Aug. 12-16, for 4-year-olds. Cost is Anyone interested in sponsoring or volun­ , Il OCEAN GROVE NT II $45 for non-members, $36 for members. teering their time can call (908) 615-2260. I ' 1 i l — “Orienteering,” 9 a.m. to noon, July 29-31, for youths entering grades 6-8. Explore Poricy Park’s varied terrain and Racetrack to hold JULY 20 8:00pm PRESERVATION HALL JAZZ learn about maps and orienteering. Cost is JULY 27 8:00pm MEL TORME in CONCERT $55; $44 for members. dance party Friday “From the Wacky Files of A.W. Bub­ The “Oldies 107.1 FM Dance Party” AUGUST 3 8:00pm GRAMERCY BRASS BAND bles,” 9:30 a.m. to noon, July 8-12, for will be held 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on AUGUST 10 7:30pm CECE WINANS/PHILIP BAILEY children entering first grade. Explore the Friday at Monmouth Park’s Terrace Patio, world of air, wind'and bubbles. Cost is Oceanport. Guests can enjoy food, danc­ $72, $60 for members. ing and racing. Guests are invited to dress Advance registration is required. For in business casual attire or in their favorite more information about the summer pro­ ’50s or ’60s costumes. grams or directions, call the Nature Center The party will include a cocktail hour July 13 • 8:00pm at (908) 842-5966. and a buffet lunch for $55 per couple and $30 per person. Gen, Adm. $17 Proceeds from this event will go to the Playground Monmouth Park Charity Fund. For more information, call Erin program starts Cavanagh at (908) 571-5638. The Summer Playground Program, sponsored by the Middletown Township Department of Parks and Recreation, is Vendors sought being held at 16 locations throughout the for flea market . township. The program is open from 9 a.m. to noon and 1-3 p.m. weekdays. The New Jersey Blind Men’s Associa­ There will be counselors at each play­ tion is seeking vendors for a flea market ground to assist children ages 6-15 in from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sept. 21. The LARRY O'BRIEN, Director Featuring The MOONLIGHT SERENADERS games and crafts. In addition, there are market will be held at its headquarters at trips scheduled to see a Mets baseball 18 Burlington Ave., Leonardo. (201) 507-8900 .norkusfoootown you MAY ALSO PICK UP TICKETS AT THE GREAT • TOWER RECORDS AUDITORIUM TICKET OFFICE/OPEN WEEKDAYS ’0:00AM game, roller hockey, bowling, roller skat­ Tables are available at $10 each. ^ U'W0J - TO 5:00PM. ON PERFORMANCE DAYS TO INTERMISSION ing and more. To reserve a table or for further infor­ The program will end with a “Fun mation, call (908)671-1332. INDEPENDENT, JULY 10, 1996 2 1

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T u e s d a y children in grades 7-12, will be held 9:30­ “Organizing Your W ork” at 10 a. m. at the AUDITIONS • The Keyport Kiw anis meets weekly at 11:30 a.m., July 22-26, at the Dorbrook Garden State Horrors Writers meeting at 6:30 p.m. at Ye Cottage Inn, 149 W. Front Activity Center, Route 537, Colts Neck. Monmouth County Library Headquarters, St. (908) 888-9625. Cost is $55 per child. Pre-registration re­ 125 Sym m es Drive, Manalapan. New mem­ Today and Thursday • The Rotary Club of Holmdel meets quired. (908) 842-4000; TDD (908) 219­ bers welcome. (609) 778-2159. • The Jewelbox Theatre, Seaview weekly from noon to 1:30 p.m. at The Cove, 9484. Square Mall, Ocean Township, will hold Route 35 and Holmdel Road, Hazlet. • “Kids in Control,” a four-week sum ­ S u n d a y auditions for the audience participation mur­ • A panic and anxiety group will meet mer program, will be presented 7:15-8:15 • The Rev. Dr. Donald Hilliard Jr. is der mystery, Witches’ Brew, at 7:30 p.m.(or weekly at 7:30 p.m. in Matawan. Weekly p.m. on Tuesdays beginning July 16 at the speaking at 10:30 a.m. at the Great by appointment.) Roles needed are: white group fee is $15. (908) 937-4832. Health Awareness Center, Freehold Auditorium, Pitman Avenue, Ocean Grove. male, ages 20-40, fire and brimstone type; • Garden Club of Hazlet meets at 2 p.m. Raceway Mall. Fee is $49. To register, call For more details, call (908) 775-p035. male, African-American, 20-30, strong, at the Jam es J. Cullen Center, Veterans (908) 294-0011. • M issy Holzer, an Earthwateh volun­ silent type; female: five roles needed, vari­ Memorial Park, 1776 Union Ave. (908) 264­ teer, will be discussing Jamaican archeol­ ous types, late teens to 50s. Scripts will be 8694. ogy with a slide presentation at 3 p.m. at LECTURES provided. (908) 922-1243. Allaire State Park, Farmingdale. There is no charge for the lecture; park admission is $3. Thursday, Friday and Sunday F O R K I D S (908) 938-2003. T o d a y • The Villagers Theatre, 475 DeMott • “Decorating with Art,” a free pro­ Lane, Somerset, will hold auditions for the gram, will be presented at 7 p.m. at the MUSIC musical comedy, Little Me! Auditions will be T o d a y Holmdel Branch of the Monmouth County held 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Thursday and • The Hillside Com m unity Center, a Library, 4 Crawfords Corner Road. (908) Friday and at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on facility of the Middletown Township 946-4118. T h u r s d a y Sunday. (908) 873-2710. Department of Parks and Recreation, is • “Tax Tips for the Family and Small • The Middletown Township hosting a youth cerfemic project at 3:30 p.m. Business” will be presented at 7:30 p.m. at Department of Parks & Recreation is pre­ at 144 Chestnut Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Tuesday, W ednesday, July 23 and 24 the Hazlet Branch of the Monmouth County senting its sum m er concert series with the Fee is $1 per person. Pre-registration is First Avenue Playhouse, 123 First Library, 251 Middle Road. (908) 264-7164. Inferno’s from 7-9 p.m. at Normandy Park, required. (908) 615-2261. Ave., Atlantic Highlands, will hold auditions off Nutswamp Road. Free and open to all for the musical production at Forever Plaid T h u r s d a y township residents. (908) 615-2260. Today through Sunday 7:30 p.m. Needed are four males ages 20­ • “For Sweet Charity’s Sake, Part II” • Dino Park, a prehistoric show featuring 40. Bring song of preference to show vocal will be presented at 7:30 p.m. at the S a t u r d a y range. Accompanist will be provided. For di­ 13 animated dinosaurs, will be on exhibit at Middletown Township Public Library, 55 • Glenn Miller Orchestra is p erform ing the Monmouth Museum on the Brookdale rections or more information, call (908) 291­ New Monmouth Road. Guest speaker Blair at 8 p.m. at the Great Auditorium, Pitman Community College campus, Lincroft. Open 7552. Hearth of the Monmouth Health Care Avenue, Ocean Grove. General admission 2-5 p.m. on Monday through Friday; 10 a.m. Foundation will discuss the history of is $17 and available at the Ocean Grove to 5 p.m. on Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. on Monmouth County and the beginnings of ticket office or Ticketmaster at (201) 507­ Sunday. Pre-booked school groups are wel­ CLUBS the Monmouth Medical Center. (908) 671­ 8900. come weekdays. Fee is $4 for children; $6 3700. for adults. (908) 747-2266. T o d a y SPECIAL EVENTS F rid a y • Quest, a singles group, meets weekly Saturday and Sunday through Aug. 11 • “Exploring Sandy Hook,” an adult at 7:45 p.m. at the First Unitarian Church, • The Show Biz Whiz Kids will present class sponsored by Poricy Park, Oak Hill 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft. Cost is $5. (908) The Jammin’ Musicians of Bremen, a n in­ S u n d a y Road, Middletown, will be held 10 a.m. to 747-0707. teractive fairy tale by Jade Greene, at 1 • Collectors Show case is presenting its noon. Advanced registration is required. p.m. at the Jewelbox Theatre, Seaview sport card and comic book contention from Fee is $12 for non-members; $9.50 for S a t u r d a y Square Mall, Ocean Township. Tickets are 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at The R^m ada Inn, members. (908) 842-5966. • The Monmouth County Chess Club $6 per person. (908) 922-1243. 2870 Highway 35, Hazlet. Admission is $2 meets from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the and children under the age of 5 are free. For S a t u r d a y Monmouth County Library Headquarters, Future events more details, call (908) 291-1632. • Elaine Togneri, writer and computer 125 Sym m es Drive, Manalapan. All invited. • “Foundation to Singing,” a Mon­ systems designer, is speaking on For more information, call (908) 431-7242. mouth County Park System program for THEATER

f The fam ily musical, Friday and Saturday A X Annie, will be presented • The Hitman Murder Mystery will pre­ W by Phoenix Productions se n t Murder by Trial at 8 p.m. op Friday and through July 21 at the Count Saturday at the Jewelbox Theatre, Seaview Basie Theatre, 99 Monm outh St., Square Mall, Ocean Township. [Tickets are Red Bank. Performances are at 8 $25 per person and includes dinner and show. (908) 922-1243. p.m. on Friday and Saturday at 3 p.m. on Sundays. Orchestra Saturday, Aug. 3 and 10 tickets are $19 and side and • Disco Death, a comedy murder mys­ seats are $15. Seniors will tery show, will be presented by Murder On a $2 discount. (908) 747-0014. Cue Mystery Com pany at 8 p.m. at the Magnolia Inn, Freneau Avenue, Matawan. f Romeo and Juliet, the Tickets are $49 per person and includes A j first of three plays by hors d'oeuvres, dinner, show, tax and gra­ W Holmdel Summer tuity, music and dancing. (908) 872-2300. Theatre Festival, will be per­ W eekends through July 27 fo rm e d at 8 p.m. on Thursdays, • The Premier Theatre Com p a n y will Fridays, and Saturdays through p re se n t Joseph and the Amazin July 27 and at 3 p.m. on July 21 '9 Technicolor Dream coat at 8 p. !. on Performances are held at the Thursdays Fridays and Saturday:s a n d at 3 Holmdel High School campus, p.m. on Sundays at the Henderpon T h eatre Crawfords Corner Road. Tickets , 850 Newman Springs Road, I 'incroft, are $ 10; $8 for seniors, students Tickets are $19 for adults, $16 for seniors and children under 12. Group and students and $12 for childr^in under 13. rates are available. (908) 946­ (908) 758-1118. 0 4 2 7 . Weekends through Aug. 11 • Rodgers and Hammerst^in’s classic The Eighth Annual Broadway musical, Oklahoma, will b e Asbury Park Jazz Festival ✓ staged in the Barn at Thompson Park, is from noon to 8 p.m . Newman Springs Road, Lincroft. Perfor­ on Saturday in Sunset Park, off m ances are at 8 p.m. Thursday through Main Street. Vendors, crafts, eth­ NEVER FULLY DRESSED WITHOUT A SMILE — Annie, the lovable Sunday at the Barn, Thompson Park, nic foods and local and regional orphan played by Manasquan resident Alexis Krauss, and her dog, Newman Springs Road, Lincrof. Ticket jazz performers. For more infor­ Sandy, capture the heart of billionaire tycoon Oliver Warbucks, prices are $9 for Thursday and Sunday mation, call (908) 502-5728. played by Billy Gallo of New York City, at Phoenix Productions pre­ evenings, $10 for Fridays and Saturdays. sentation of Annie. Group rates are available. (908) 842-4000; [______TDD (908) 219-9484. 2 2 JULY 10, 1996, INDEPENDENT

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oy Scout Joseph Krenta knows Authority maintenance crews had packed how to think big. When the 14- it in a crate measuring 53 by 48 by 41 B year-old Middletown resident inches. began asking citizens and organizations The flag that now proudly flies above for used flags for an Eagle Scout project, the bridge was installed in 1994. It cost he went straight to the Port Authority and $10,900. asked for the largest free-flying flag in the In the past, the Port Authority has dis­ world — and got it. posed of flags in the proper manner or has “When Joe first asked us for flags that informally passed them along to groups are no longer in good condition, we were that have requested them for similar cere­ happy to give him a number of flags that monies. had flown over the Holland Tunnel, the Joseph has made the collection of Lincoln, the Passenger Ship Terminal in flags, and the ceremony to commemorate Manhattan and the PATH system,” said their service, part of his community-ser- Ernesto Butcher, the Port Authority’s vice project to meet requirements for be­ Director of Tunnels, Bridges and coming an Eagle Scout. Terminals. “Then, he asked for a worn-out The project ended on the Fourth of flag that had flown above the George July. The collected flags will be brought Washington Bridge. We checked, and to the Boy Scout campouts, where the indeed, there was one in storage, awaiting flags will be retired from use with cere­ proper disposal.” mony. The 450-pound, 60-by-90-foot flag has “We have given Joe some 54 worn stars that are four feet in diameter and flags from our facilities in New York and stripes about five feet wide. The George New Jersey,” added Butcher. “When Joe Washington Bridge displays the huge flag and his family came to Port Authority during major holidays. After years of use, headquarters in the World Trade Center the gigantic flag is replaced. recently, we presented him with some of The idea for the project came when the flags and congratulated him on his Joseph was reading a magazine article project. It’s heartening to see young peo­ saying that very few people know how to ple like Joseph demonstrating respect for dispose of American flags properly. So their flag and country.” Joseph, an eighth-grader at Thompson The Port Authority of New York and Middle School, decided to do something New Jersey, founded in 1921, is a self- about it. He is collecting used flags to .supporting agency of the two states, PASSING THE FLAG — Laura Radin, manager of customer and marketing demonstrate to his fellow Boy Scouts how charged with developing and operating service for the Port Authority, presents a flag to Boy Scout Joseph Krenta to “retire” them. The proper manner is to airports, seaports and transportation facil­ of Middletown. burn them in a respectful ceremony. ities vital to the bistate metropolitan re­ Joseph’s stepfather, Charles Messina, gion, and promoting the commerce of the is scoutmaster of Joseph’s troop, Number port. 32, and is the chairman of the Annual The Authority operates more than 30 Camporee, to be held Oct. 26 by the Twin facilities in the region, including the Lights District of Monmouth Council Boy Lincoln and Holland tunnels, the George Scouts. This year, some 350-400 boys are Washington Bridge, the Goethals Bridge, expected to attend the Monmouth County the Bayonne Bridge and the Outerbridge event. The project is sponsored by the Crossing; John F. Kennedy International, River Plaza Fire Company and the Philip LaGuardia and Newark International K. Dorn Marine Corps League. Airports; marine terminals in Newark, Mr. Messina picked up the flag, which Elizabeth, Brooklyn and Staten Island; the had flown at the George Washington PATH interstate rail transit system; and Bridge from 1988-94 on Flag Day. Port two Manhattan bus terminals.

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invited to attend. There is no charge. Mid’town slated for For registration or more information, call (908) 566-2996 or (908) 583-2177 be­ kids’ Olympics tween 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. weekdays. The Middletown Township Depart­ ment of Parks and Recreation is hosting the 48th annual William J. Morton State Crafters sought for Playground Olympics beginning at 9:30 a.m. on July 17 at Middletown High fe stiv a l A ug. 17 -18 School North. Artists and crafters are being sought The rain date is July 18. for the annual Clearwater Festival August The Playground Olympics are open to 17 and 18 at historic Fort Hancock, Sandy the first 30 communities of New Jersey Hook. who register. There will be an exclusive area for The Olympics have events for children artists and crafters 14 and under. Awards are given to the For information and applications, write first five place winners in each event. to Clearwater Arts and Crafts Coordinator, For more information, call the Parks P.O. Box 303, Red Bank, 07701, or call VLl?fANBY,TH£Or NEW VOW TWBk ____ and Recreation Office at (908) 615-2260. the Clearwater Hotline, (908) 872-9644. ■sass^rV tm *'"** , .. TU[ Vendors needed for Church to hold crafts fair Oct. 5 bible school in Aug. Vendors are sought for the annual The Matawan United Methodist Founder’s Day Festival Crafts Fair. Church is sponsoring a vacation bible The fair will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 school from 9:30 a.m. to noon Aug. 19­ p.m. on Oct. 5 at the Old First Church, 23. The church is located at 478 Atlantic Kings Highway, Middletown. Ave., Aberdeen. For more information, call (908) 787­ Children ages 3 through fifth grade are 4049 after 6 p.m. or leave a message. INDEPENDENT. JULY 10, 1996 2 3

OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY ASSOCIATES are proud to announce that SUSAN SALZBERG MOORE, M.D. has now joined us in the practice of OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY Now Scheduling Appointments 704 N. Beers Street Holmdel, NJ 07733 (908) 739-2500 39 Avenue at the Common, Shrewsbury, NJ 07702 (908) 389-0003 Sanford W. Wohlstadter, M.D., FACOG NINETY WONDERFUL YEARS — Elizabeth “Libby” Rumsey of Keyport is Robert P. Penney, M.D., FACOG about to celebrate her 90th year at a birthday bash this weekend. Michael P. Conley, M.D., FACOG Special day to be spent w ith fam ily and friends

BY LAUREN JAEGER then Billy died of an illness which affected his pancreas, and Rennel Jr.. the oldest, Staff Writer . died two years ago from cancer. “Rennel lived in New York and some KEYPORT — How does a 90-year-old would say he was a bartender, but he called woman win so many friends that a birthday himself a mixologist,” she laughed. party list amounts to 200 guests? “Supposedly, he was a very good one.” You m ight leavi Elizabeth “Libby” Rumsey just sent the She said her beautiful big sister, Lila, died at age 16 from typhoid, and her broth­ invitations, but she doesn’t have an answer here totally as to how the list got so long. Rumsey, a er Harry passed away years later. Her brother Bill lives in Florida. lifetime Keyport resident, will celebrate her s a t i s f i e d ! 90th year at the Lincoln Hose Fire Her second marriage, to Verdi Currier, Company on Saturday, four days before produced Verna. Dick and Robert. Her son, Pete, is from her third marriage, to Donald her real birthday. Rumsey. “There would have been three Maybe it’s due to politics. Her support more husbands but I just lived with them,” for the Republicans won a citation from the Rumsey laughed. New Jersey Assembly in 1991, and she Her children have blessed her with a was made honorary sheriff of Monmouth total of 40 grandchildren, great-grand­ County the same year by William Lanzaro. Receive 10% off with this ad. children and great-great grandchildren. In 1993, then-mayor John J. M erla Rumsey was a longtime bartender and crowned her honorary mayor. owned her own tavern “in those speakeasy Verna Currier notes her mother’s popu­ days.” She recalls working in the Bayside larity is because she “worked for years in Tavern and the Monmouth Tavern to help 1250 OCEAN AVE • SEA BRIGHT • (908) 842-4499 C o y 3360 HIGHWAY 35 & HOLMDEL RD • HAZLET • (908) 739-2002 bars and liked to party.” But more impor­ support a large family, which included her tantly, “there was always a person, a stray children and many others who came to kid, who came here to live. Maybe their stay. parents divorced or died. Even after they One “boarder” remembers her fondly. We've Built our Good left, they always showed up for holidays.” “I was 16 when my mother died,” said One of those “boarders” of the Walnut Jimmy Robertson of Old Bridge, now 54. Street home was Sonny Marvel, now “I didn’t get along with my stepmother. I Reputation on Rock Solid Work owner of Marvel’s Barbershop in Middle­ moved in with Libby, she got me a job and town, Rumsey said. I lived there for quite a few years. • Brick/Masonry Steps < Rumsey suggests her good health has “She was very good. If she liked you, • Brick Mailbox • ratios • prevailed all these years because she never she’d go out of her way. She gave me the smoked. But her daughter Verna suggests it keys to her car and always made me a nice • Complete landscaping Services was her good diet that kept her in shape. supper. Even at 12, I ’d go over there all of ______| “She always was cutting the fat off of the time,” he said. “Other guys who re­ meat,” Verna Currier said. But, Currier mained in the house for a long period was said, she “always liked her drink” and one named George — I can’t spell his last ! p 2 0 0 rM’ OFF stopped only about four years ago. name since I never saw it written — we Any job of j J Any job of Perhaps, Rumsey said, it is swimming haven’t heard from him in 10 years, and the Raritan Bay that kept her healthy. Bom Mike Conway. I $100000 or more I I $2000°° or more on Cedar Street, Rumsey said she swam “So we stayed for years and a couple With this coupon thru 7/31/96 j With this coupon thru 7/31/96 daily to Cliffw ood Beach, or to Perth stayed for just a month when they needed a Amboy, in her youth. Once, when she was place to stay,” he added. “It wasn’t a room­ 14, she swam to Staten Island. ing house, but a home. She was just a nice I I U T I r# “The police boat stopped me and told person, and she didn’t care about money.” Residential & Commercial me to get into the boat,” she recalled. “I Rumsey claims that life has gotten mun­ U f t m l W l m j said no.” She swam regularly until age 70. dane since those many years ago. Rumsey’s life wasn't serene, by any “I don’t get out that often,” she said. . 1 1 sense of the word. For one, she had three Her daughter interrupts. “She goes out EXTERIORS marriages and three divorces. She suffered four times a week for bingo. I would not Landscape Construction a mild heart attack in her late 60s. call that not getting out. Her son comes out 3 0 - 8 4 7 3 Her first three children, from Rennel once a month, and she gets out more than I " and Design ~ .1 . Coward, her first husband, passed away. do. She stopped driving three years ago, Harold died from a heart attack in 1987, but she gets out.” 2 4 JULY 10, 1996, INDEPENDENT

7 NIGHT CRUISE S t e v i e M arlboro w ill form Leave NYC Oct. 6 Return Jamaica Oct. 13 on CATCH ALL MAJOR historic com m ission D olphin C ruise Lines LEAGUE BASEBALL BY BRIAN DONAHUE these places like the Old Te nneni Church still standing." Private Party Staff Writer There are still buildings a ound the old Marlboro Village on Main Sweet J (Route ‘ Room Available* M ARLBORO — While n can t lay For Your Special 79) that date back to the days when the area $ 0 0 claim lo lhe Monmouth Battlefield, the Old [K’r pervin , Occasion Up To, was home to potato farms a nd stood as a double occupancy Tennent Church, or even the historic sites 8 5 0 75 People midpoint for a Matawan-to-I reehold train of Freehold Borough, Marlboro does have AIR, TAXES & line. There are also a host of ii nportant sites its share o f landm arks. on the outskirts of town. One b uilding that OUTSIDE CABIN THURS. - D J/K arao ke And as the town originally incorporated could become the focus ol restoration FR I.- Falling Walls as Marlborough gears up lor its I5()th efforts is known as "Old K entuck." on 740 Lloyd Road/Matawan, SAT. - DJ/Dancing anniversary in 1998. residents may get a Pleasant Valley Road. New Jersey 07747 Full Lunch Mwki Avaitobta Ev#ry Day! chance to see just how rich Marlboro's his­ Located on a 10-acre plo of land, the 1583-2200 lA iu r ' — ------tory is. privately owned building is said to have Fax:(9d8) 583-9126 To mark the birthday. Mayor Matthew been built between 1800 a n d 18 12 . Scannapieco said lie is organizing a group According to Jack Williams chairman of of residents to serve on the first Marlboro the Marlboro Improvement and Cultural Historical Commission. Lund, the building, which has wo staircases "W e want people who are committed, and lour chimneys, was once the home of and who have the desire and compassion to Revolutionary War Colonel A her Holmes, help preserve these historic sites," Another local landmark. ’ vhich sits on Scannapieco said. Main Street and was the.ho me of former One name already on the list is Nathan U.S. Vice President Garrett obart. could Handlin, a 79-year-old resident ol' the be pegged for both renovation and research Greenbriar North adult community w ho, for to find facts about how long Hobart's fami- the past few years, has been studying ly lived there, and who oth er occupants Marlboro's history and acting as the town's have been, Handlin said. historian. The Marlboro Impros e m e n t a nd "I'd like to get started on a committee," Cultural Fund, W illiams s;i c o u ld help said Handlin, who moved lo Marlboro Irom provide money to designate th esc areas and Long Island eight years ago. “I've been restore them. doing some work, going to Monmouth "The Marlboro Village s a v e ry old County Historical Association meetings and community,” Williams said, 'W e're look- o l m d e l o c a l c c e s s trying to work up a history of the town." I n t e r n e t L a b s a * H L A ing to do things like they do i i f reehold — Aberdeen, Colts Neck, Fair Haven, He said he has also been conducting put up banners, plant fiowe s. fix up the Freehold, Hazlet, Holmdel, research with the help of freehold m 3 3 2 - 0 5 0 0 sidewalks and place signs h i historical 1= _rn.il- .rfm in A n .u .h . n. t Keyport, Little Sliver, Matawan, Borough's 98-year-old historian, Ira Tilton: E-m ail, ■dm in@ netlabs.net Marlboro, Middletown, Red Bank, buildings. We could also prov ide money for Handlin. who is the editor of the month­ www.netlabs.net : Rum son, Sea Bright, Union Beach things like old-fashioned street lights. ly publication the Greenbriar Grapevine. "W ith Old Kentuck. we an. trying, to get senior vice commander of the Monmouth a private buyer lo subdivide the plot and County Jewish W ar Veterans and vice pres­ restore it as a historical site." h : said. ident of religious affairs at the Marlboro The first order of business for a histori- Jewish Center, got involved with the project cal commission. Williams said , would be lo about four years ago when he saw a new s­ collect an index of certain properties in paper advertisement saying Marlboro need­ Marlboro and update the infoi ition about ed a town historian. the sites. Once a spot is ree ognized, the One goal of a historical committee. commission can seek donatior s for restora- Handlin said, would be not only to research lion or push for the site to be added to the places in town and make a full history state's registry of historical pla -'es. available to the public, but also to encour­ Scannapieco said he is sl II collecting age restoration efforts. resumes from people interest ('d in serving " I cam e to the conclusion long ago that on-the commission, but hopes il will even­ S u m m e r S i d e w a l k Sa l e in the United States it is too easy to tear tually have about nine membe ts. down a building and build a new one. In "There is a lot of history Marlboro," Lurope, they preserve these places and Williams said. "I would say w e have sever- make a big fetish about them. It's nice, JU LY 11 THROUGH 14 al landmarks. A commission ould encour- because you read about them and when you age citizens to save these place s, rather than go to see them, they're still there." Handlin tear them down." said. "In this area, there are very few of b a n i s t e r i SHOE STUDIO i IN BRIEF Y f i e [JV o w O p e n ! VNA of Central N.J. Plan now to see gets accreditation Christmas sho w Visiting Nurse Association of Central St. M a r y 's 'ITieater G ro u p is sponsoring a New York City trip on Dec 15 to see the M arketplace Jersey has been accredited with com-men- 2:30 p.m. performance of tl e C h r ist m a s dation by the Joint Commission of show at Radio City Music F la il The bus a t M a t a w a n Accreditation of Healthcare departs at 9 :3 0 a.m. from th M a te r D e i Organizations. This is the highest level of High School parking lot on Cherry Tree accreditation awarded by the Joint Farm Road. New Monmouth, ind returns at 1 ) a s P C 0 i *4«% At&C'iy OoXCet Commission, which is the nation's oldest approximately 5:30 p.m. and largest accrediting body. To receive • BANISTER SHOE STUDIO • BUGLE BOY OUTLET CENTER • DRESS BARN • BOOK STALL • CARTER'S There w ill be time to have ^unch on your this accreditation, the agency was evaluat­ • VAN HEUSEN • CARTER'S CLEARANCE CENTER • L'EGGS/HANES/BALI • WHOLESALE FOR KIDS own. view the fam ous tree aind ice skating • JANS TRAVEL • BON WORTH • FASHION FINDS • COUNTRY GRILL • EYES FIRST • CLUB TAN ed against a set of national standards by a al Rockefeller Center, visit St. Patrick's • HIT OR MISS • LIGHTING FOR LESS • MARKETPLACE CLEANERS • FOUNTAIN PAINT • SUSAN GREENE Joint Commission team during an on-site Cathedral and enjoy the Fifth Avenue store • DRESSES AND MORE • ANTOINETTE'S HAIR A NAILS • BASICS FOR A BUCK • CALICO CORNERS two-week service. window displays. • FLEMINGTON CRAFT FESTIVAL • AILEEN • CINDERELLA BRIDAL AND TUXEDO • BARE NECESSITIES Visiting Nurse Association of Central The cost is $68 and incl udes reserved ' THE SILKWORM • GENUINE KIDS AND STORES SO FAMOUS WE RE NOT ALLOWED TO USE THEIR NAMESI Jersey is a non-profit agency providing in­ theater seats, transportation ind all taxes home health care and community-based and tips.Reservations musi be prepaid Route 34, Old Bridge Twp. 908-583-8700 health services for residents of before July 15. To reser e. call Pat Thompson at (908) 787-3 fi52 or Rita HOURS: MON., TUE., WED., SAT., 10-6 THUR., FRI., 10-9 • SUN., NOON-5 Monmouth, Middlesex, Ocean and adja­ cent counties. Youmi at (908) 787-9138. INDEPENDENT, JULY 10, 1996 2 5

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t’s amazing what the world So, isn’t it rather childish for of computers offers today. the eight-member majority, I For example, the Middle­ which has absolute board con­ town Board of Education’s Back trol, to set up a computer web to Basies team launched its own site and ignore the ninth board web site page July 4 . member. Sounds like a neat idea. That Maybe this is a challenge for is, until you consider that the her to set up her own site, and BTB slate includes all but one for the W ISE slate to set up its board member. own site, and every other group The partisan format will offer that has an interest. viewers information about Back That way the public will be to Basic members, their accom­ so confused they'll completely plishments and information on tune out. teacher negotiations and referen­ Whoever came up with the dum news. idea ought to go back and Again, information on BTB rethink it. members is fine, but information No matter what slate individ­ on teacher negotiations and ref­ ual board members ran on, all erendum news is something else nine members were elected by again. the community to work as a The electorate obviously team, to ensure a better educa­ thought enough of the eight tion for Middletown students. BTB members to put them on If board members wish to the board. comment on an issue privately, But it also thought enough of then they should, but establish­ the lone independent member, ing a separate mode of commu­ Reward academic achievers Pat Walsh, who ran on the W ISE nication only proves that politics slate, to elect her, too. are alive and well on the board. aybe if I had played ers who have achieved academic four years of varsity GUEST COLUMN prowess are denied assistance M football for my high because their middle-class back­ LETTERS school, I would be getting money JEFF WEINSHENKER ground disqualifies them. toward college. This lack of assistance in Perhaps if I had promised the many cases deprives these lion plan five years hence? The university I would play varsity waiting for him or her. On the achievers of the complete educa­ Environm ent school population certainly will tennis for them, I wouldn’t be in other hand, if one were to be rec­ tional experience they are seek­ dramatically increase making the this financial predicament right ognized nationwide for academic ing, as they must look to cheaper, is in danger above a mandate. now. achievement, little or no financial less reputable institutions. These are also, in my opinion, Why am I struggling to pay reward would result. That is why Students who have demon­ wish to express my concerns some of the most beautiful areas for this top-notch education just merit-based scholarships are so strated achievement have also in Holmdel, if not in our county on the subject of the develop­ because I am middle class? vital. demonstrated that they are eager I ment of the Ackerson, of Monmouth. The Ackerson- Such emotions are under­ Excellence implies a great to learn and to challenge them­ Bailey, Willey and Luccarelli Bailey tracts, with the majesty of standable, considering the current deal about a person. It implies selves beyond the school envi­ tracts in our township. the hills covered in foliage, state of financial assistance in motivation and determination. It ronment and into society. I, for one (and there are where for years we have skied our educational system. also suggests self-confidence, We must not deny them their many, many more,) stand and sledded in winter and Merit-based scholarships are integrity and a positive frame of educational opportunities, opposed to this plan for several enjoyed for their sheer beauty all essential in today’s society. Their mind. because these high achievers will year, will now be gone and can’t reasons. Our major concerns are sole purpose is to reward excel­ Such characteristics are truly be the future leaders of our soci­ the impact to the environment, be replaced. lence in all academic areas, honorable and must be emulated. ety. the tax structure and the expan­ The beauty of still-working including creative or fine arts, By rewarding outstanding acade­ As a result of their success, sion of the school population. farms, the Willey and Luccarelli regardless of financial situation. mic achievements with merit- society as a whole will benefit. parcels, will also be destroyed. The environment, the tax Our society traditionally has based scholarships, we would be Therefore, only through structure and the outstanding The peace and tranquillity will recognized academic successes, sending the message that “to merit-based scholarships can we be sacrificed for noise, pollution schools are the three primary rea­ yet it has failed to sufficiently excel” is the highest priority in allow these students to continue sons people have chosen and are and congestion. This surely is not reward them. People excelling in our society. to set high goals for themselves a requisite for our township. choosing Holmdel as a good athletics have been much more Many students who are. in a and to advance in their quest for place to live. We, the voters and the mem­ fortunate. poor financial state receive con­ excellence. bers of the committee, are oblig­ I honestly believe that this If one were to excel nation­ siderable assistance toward high­ ed to consider all of these factors development in its present form wide in a sport, he or she would er education. Nevertheless, oth­ Jeff Weinshenker is an will seriously damage all three and take the appropriate action be sure to fin4 a scholarship Aberdeen resident and do a great disservice to our when voting on this measure, and community. again when we go to the polling stations on Nov. 5. So many things have been LETTER POLICY comprised which will permit the Carefully scrutinize the nego­ FOR THE RECORD builder to avoid compliance with tiations on July 17 at town hall Letters to the editor must our once strong master plan — so you can formulate your judg­ Sixth-grader Beverly Raffa of Cliffwood Elementary downsizing lot size, building ment on the performance of our School, Aberdeen, the recipient of a $1,000 college scholarship, be received in our office by land not suited to the Department elected officials and the candi­ plays the flute. Her name and this information were incorrect in noon Friday for publication of Environmental Protection dates for election and then voice the June 26 Independent. the following week. Letters guide lines — and more. you opinion as your right in should be no more than 250 We were just presented with a November. Middletown Police Chief William Fowlie has been in charge words and may be edited for $20 million school referendum to of the Police Department for four years. The length of time was length, grammar, spelling cover a five-year period.Will we WILLIAM R. DELL incorrect in an article in the June 26 Independent. and libelous content. require another $20 or $40 mil­ H o l m d e l INDEPENDENT. JULY 10, 1996 2 7

L e tte rs Weigh consequences stand up and deny the possible misuse and now due accrued while the property was $70,000 for a 187 day work year. That abuse of public funds: owned by a previous owner, Theodore annualizes to $81,000 to $104,000 for a of referendum 1. Parents of Bayshore students have Kalreiss. Fierro & Sons acquired the title work year of 252 days whiqh the rest of In a recent news release, the chairman to realize that the Board of Education is to the property by foreclosure in 1995. the nation works. of the Middletown Township Board of confused as to expansion, demolition or As the article points out, the property Unfortunately, our generosity has Education, Philip J. Scudato, made a most rehabilitation of the present sites. Still, the is assessed at $182,000. Fierro & Sons come at the expense of our schools. Years provocative announcement. He states that $79 million bubble has been proposed. has challenged this assessment because of maintenance neglect have left our com­ on Sept. 10 of this year, the Board will These parents would be most prudent to the fair market value of the property is far munity with a $79 million referendum to ask the citizens to support a referendum in deny the referendum until a firm and less. The article quotes Borough Council finance school repairs. Our generosity has the amount of $79 million for varied expert plan is adopted. President Robert Bergen as stating that also come at the expense of Adequate sup­ school purposes. 2. Parents of children attending private the value of the property is approximately plies and equipment for our children’s Without the slightest blush, Scudato and parochial schools paying high tuition $50,000, which is the amount of back education. states that the passage of the referendum costs would suffer an additional burden taxes plus interest. Property taxes are sup­ Regardless, we have clearly shown a would raise the tax rate $.25 per $100 of by the increase in property tax. This posed to be based on market value. I do commitment to our educators Therefore, I property valuation over the 30-year life of group would be justified in opposing any not understand how the borough can feel that the teachers union’s (M TEA) his­ the bond. such load. assess the property for tax purposes at tory of refusing productivity increases is What puzzles me is that last year’s 3. Seniors — for those of us who in $182,000, while acknowledging that its grossly taking advantage of our commu­ chairman is on record saying that the our lifetim e paid for log cabin school true value is no more than $50,000. nity. Examples of this are the union’s re­ amount of the referendum would be $154 houses where our children walked for PETER FIERRO SR. fusal to rearrange their work day to spend million. Then, too, he intended to close all miles to attend, and who are now on a Vice President five more minutes per day of “face time” kindergartens as an economy measure. fixed income faced with an increase in Fierro & Sons Inc. with our middle school children (while Then, too, Scudato said the referendum our real estate taxes to correct the negli­ working the same numbers of hours per would be used to repair and refurbish gence and incompetence of past school Economic realities week) and the tone and excessive de­ roofs, doors and windows at boards in this school district, this pro­ m u st b e co n sid e red mands in their current contract proposal. M iddletown’ s 12 elementary schools. posed referendum is unforgivable. In view of the challenges that private Possibly, by the same incompetent con­ FRANK BEIRNE First, I would like to express my sector employees must contend with (pro­ tractors that created the shabby and defec­ Leonardo appreciation for the teachers of the ductivity increases, cost sharing of health tive conditions! Middletown school system. For the most care benefits, reduced work riours/down- Turning $79 million over to question­ Property owner sets part, I have found them to be competent, sizing, the lack of tenure), I believe that able supervision and politically-appointed caring and professional. It is obvious that the M TEA has a moral obligation to the inspectors is analogous to giving a scis­ the record straight many in our community feel the same community to consider a contract sensi­ sors to an infant as a toy. I am writing in response to the article way. tive to the needs and commensurate with Teachers tell us that the classrooms by Lauren Jaeger in the June 26 Middletown currently offers the high­ employee benefits, of the public it serves. should be equipped with sump pumps and Independent concerning the real estate on est starting salaries in Monmouth and It would also go a long \yay toward that more money is spent on buckets, Front Street, Keyport, owned by Fierro & Ocean counties. During the past decade, acknowledging the support of our com- pails, squeegees and mops than is spent Sons Inc. The article leaves the reader we have granted salary increases which munity has shown for educatprs over the on history books. with the impression that Fierro and Sons have exceeded inflation by more than 30 years. Therefore, it is extremely necessary has failed to pay taxes on the property percent. As a result, we have hundreds of ANTHONY P. MAURO for certain sectors of the community to since 1989. 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With this ad. Not valid with any other offers. new ra il lin e plan Matawan Athletic Club has everything you need to get and stay in according to Bonnie Goldschlag, shape. Our goal is to make fitness more enjoyable for you! We pride Alternative route w ould Monmouth County’s assistant director of ourselves in having the cleanest and best maintained club in the area. Our link Lakewood, Howell planning. friendly staff creates a comfortable and conducive atmosphere for a and South Brunswick “Our preliminary study of the state’s quality workout. We now feature Cable T V with stereo headphones in our proposal indicated there would be ade­ cardio room and commercial free radio. Come in and see why Matawan ______BY DICK METZGAR______quate space in the middle of Route 92 Athletic Club is the area’s best! for the proposed rail line,” said Staff W riter Personal training included in membership. W H Y PAY EXTRA? Goldschlag. “We will need more infor­ If it can be justified, a member of the mation from the state, however. If the OPEN 5AM Sat. & Sun. NJ Transit Board of Directors said he track could be located in the median, we Mon. thru Fri. 7AM-6PM will support a newly proposed passenger don’t believe there would be the need to AMI r i rail route that would link Lakewood and acquire more property.” South Brunswick. “Route 92, as currently proposed, has S e r v i n g Patrick W. Parkinson, who also is right of way available for rail service M ataw an A thletic Club M atawan area deputy mayor of Middletown Township, development,” reads the study prepared s i n c e 1 9 7 7 said he thought the rail link proposal by the Monmouth County Planning should be revisited, following a Board. “We propose using this right of presentation by Monmouth County offi­ way as a way to mitigate the opposition Jamesway Plaza • Highway 34 & Lloyd Road • Aberdeen, NJ • (908) 583-6123 cials suggesting a new alternative route to the rail line in South Brunswick, as that would avoid many heavily populat­ there is already some degree of consen­ 30-DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE ed areas. sus about the new highway .The newly Earlier this year, members of NJ constructed rail would intersect with the Transit’s staff recommended that the rail Jamesburg branch via an existing siding proposal should be dropped in favor of through the Forsgate Industrial Park. We enhanced bus service on the Route 9 cor­ estimate that there could be minimal ridor. additional property acquisition using this “Rail travel is more reliable, faster alternative.” and more comfortable than buses,” M iller said it is too early to speculate Parkinson said, noting that Bay Head, how much property would have to be Middletown and the Amboys are linked acquired to make the Route 92 rail link a to New York by rail. reality. “I have asked the NJ Transit staff to “This is part of the study our staff has Cellular Senrice study the idea proposed by Monmouth been instructed to make,” M ille r said. County. I am hoping that we will have a “The cost of acquiring property would report from the staff by September,” he be included in the overall cost analysis added. presented later by the staff. We do “The NJ Transit Board of Directors believe there would be more acquisition [FREE.! PER MO of property that would mean a new 1-Yr. has agreed to look at the alternative,” Contract'' said Ken Miller, a NJ Transit design for Route 92. There would also lujawBcMy spokesman. be the laying of new rail tracks.” “Our staff has been instructed to The passenger rail line supported by make a cost analysis of the new proposal some Monmouth and Ocean county offi­ f r e e ] as well as its feasibility,” Miller added. cials would run north through Lakewood HE A major factor in this cost could be arid Howell, through the Freehold area, the acquisition of property necessary for then west through Manalapan and rail rights of way for the new route. Englishtown, and into Monroe Township si “There w ill definitely be a need to and Jamesburg, both Middlesex County, before reaching South Brunswick and acquire some property for the alternative connecting with service north and south PIE route,” said M iller. “At this time, we on the Northwest Corridor line. [3C0 mmibits don’t know how much.” Monmouth County officials said However, Monmouth County offi­ splitting the rail plan into two phases cials said their new proposal would not IBS would help keep down the cost. only avoid populated areas, but could p S i f i minimize the purchase of property for “The first phase would extend from [CAR ADAPTORI rail rights-of-way. the South Brunswick station along the Route 92 right of way to Freehold A t a June 25 NJ Transit Board of Township,” Narozanick said. Directors meeting in Newark, f r e e I ^ HCLR , P H I Monmouth County Freeholder Ted “The second phase would extend S B f E Narozanick suggested using the pro­ from Freehold Township to Lakewood. IjcMTOBtiBMLl IflCfflMnowj posed Route 92 right-of-way as an alter­ “This would reduce up-front capital native for the rail line. costs, proportionately lower operations ’Customer must pay long distance charges. Other charges, surcharges, taxes and $200 early I and maintenance costs and keep rider- cancellation fees per line apply. New activations on annual specified rate plans until July 20,1996 I Route 92 is a 6.6 mile toll road that ship numbers high,” he added. with free weekends until December 31,1996. Free airtime applies in the Home Rate Area only, has will link New Jersey Turnpike Exit 8A no cash value and is not transferable to any future plan. Price is after $60 Autosound rebate & $10 Parkinson said he did not think en­ Panasonic rebate. Phone w/o activation $350. Visit store for more details.______in Monroe Township to Route 1 in South Brunswick. hancing bus service would be the ulti­ The road is still in the design stage, mate solution for mass transit through Western Monmouth County. AVITAL CAR ALARM and is expected to be open by 2000. “We might have to have some en­ tmiSSTMM-KMD f » £ F / The single-rail track that would tra­ • TwoRemotes • Passive Arming • LED Indicator hanced bus service anyway,”, said verse that 6.6-mile stretch of Route 92 • Valet Mode • Panic Feature* Silent Mode Parkinson. “There can be no doubt that could be located in the median, or the rail service is better than bus service. 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Aberdeen ties and interest in the environment. lor of science degree in engineering- •Does not apply to current contracts or proposals David A. Scott, son of Karen and chemical; Middletown — David E. Doug Scott of Aberdeen, has been named M arkiewicz, bachelor of arts degree in to the dean’ s list at Old Dominion biology; Locust — Paul I. Gulden, bach­ ^ J/V Cruises From ^ ^ University, Norfolk, Va. elor of arts degree in economics. [i%5 > New York City < 3 6 S Melissa Feldschneider, daughter of The following students were graduat­ ■^person J ■ Per pQ^ pQr7 Beth and Joel Fedschneider of Hazlet, has ed from Monmouth University, West been named to the dean’ s list for the Long Branch: Atlantic Highlands — 'lutniduciay... /y ^ G laiW.fM' spring semester at the College of Creative Denise Clericuzio, Michelle B. Conway, W is e 's0 k Arts, West Virginia University, Krista E. Erhardt, Jamie L. Gilchrist, Staci D o lp h in Morgantown, W.Va. She is a 1994 gradu­ J. Gilchrist, Stacy A. Hannon, Amy L. ate of Raritan High School, Hazlet. Herer, Lorin A. McKane, Kathleen A. Cruise-Lines' Newest Ship Tara L. Makowka, daughter of Lois O’Connor, Barbara F. Paskewich and and Alex Makowka of Keyport, has been Allen J. Wirteson; Hazlet — Denise S. named to the dean’ s list for the spring Armente, Nancy E. Hornacek, Eileen P. ISLA N D BREEZE semester at Monmouth University, West Javora, Anne Lyttle, Colleen M. Long Branch. O ’Connor, Karen E. Wall; Holmdel — CRUISfc LINE ______Michael J. Marino, son of Maryann Debbie Barbarino, Laura J. Friedman, ■ZTTum :«:c4.T> m m and Joseph Marino of Holmdel, has been Andrea R. Malvasio, Kimberly A. 9 0 8 3 3 S named to the dean’s list at Bucknell Uni­ Ottrando, Theodore C. Rankl, Mark C. Y jrS V FOR GREAT INTRODUCTORY PRICES! versity, Lewisburg, Pa. Taylor, Laurel A. Townsend; Keyport — John G. Sedlock, son of Eileen and Dennis K. Bott, Erika N. Heilesen, Gale j j l l f f e f t l i K'Mart Shopping Center, Rt. 35 & Bethany Rd., Hazlet PMtTAl INTERNET ADDRESS: HTTP://W\X/W GALAXSEA NJ.COM John Sedlock of Middletown, has been Leswing, Tara L. Makowka; Leonardo — CRUISES/TRAVEL $H|ps OF PANAMANIAN AND LIBERIAN REGISTRY named to the dean’s list at Bucknell Uni­ Bryant A. Anderson, Do.nna Doherty, versity, Lewisburg, Pa. Joshua M. Sienkiewicz, Christina E. Keith Hollingsworth Fish of Middle­ Somers; Lincroft — M. Micquel B Golda, town received a bachelor of arts degree Charmaine Handler, Susan M. Ploskonka; from Wake Forest University, Winston- Matawan — Heather J. Dahl, Stephanie Salem, N.C. A. Jumper, Barbara Ledet, Lisa M . Lo- Estela V. Pantaleon of Matawan has movsky, Nandini V. Rao, Lauren G. been named to the dean’s list at Edward Salerno-Cox, Nicole Sherman; Williams College of Fairleigh Dickinson Middletown — Michael L. Acquaviva, University, Teaneck. Lisa J. Arnseth, Jeffrey T. Barner, The following students graduated from Elizabeth A. Byrnes, Frank J. Caruso, Providence College, Rhode Island: Robert S. Dillon, Robyn A. Faistl, Karen Holmdel — Jennifer Gallo, cum laude, Farrell, Theresa Gaffney, Jennifer L. i *The Prem ium G row er” bachelor’s degree in English-secondary Heinzen, Jason M. Kaplan, Matthew A. FARMING IN HOLMDEL, N.J. FOR OVER 2 0 0 YEARS education and Cara Rubino, magna cum Link, Lisa A. Lucero, Barbara E. laude, bachelor’s degree in management; Lukosevicius, Michael J. Massagli, Lisa i i d i u B l Aberdeen — Patrick Pisapia, cum laude, D. O ’Herron, Kathy A. O’Neil, Barbara O u r O w n | SWEET CORNCORN...... 1.99 doz. bachelor’s degree in psychology; A. Raimondi, Robert J. Russamano, Mary STRING BEANS. 590 Ib. Middletown — M ary Noeleen, bachelor’s J. Saada, Stephanie A. Soldo, Joan W h i t e degree in marketing; Lincroft — Karen Zaccardi; North Middletown — Josephine TOMATOES... 490 lb. S w e e t C o r n Watermelons Cawley, bachelor’s degree in psychology. M. Ambruzs, Port Monmouth — Dean O. BANANAS.... 390 lb. Edward J. Brakowski of Hazlet was Cramer C presented the 1996 Trustees Award by the The following area residents graduat­ P u U e d MANGOS...... 590 ea. 2/$1.00 lb. Board of Trustees of the New Jersey Insti­ ed from Fairfield University, Connecticut: F r e s h 1 5 tute of Technology, Newark. Brakowski, Hazlet — Kenneth Francis Oliver, bache­ RED & GREEN GRAPES ... 1.39 Ib. (This Week Only) assistant general manager of the lor of science degree in biology; Holmdel e v e r y Juicy, Red & CALIFORNIA PLUMS...... 990 Ib. Panasonic Industrial Company, Secaucus, — John Ryan Kelly, bachelor of science m o r n i n g received the award in recognition of his degree in finance; Middletown — Brett R ip e ! SPANISH ONIONS...... 390 Ib. long-time support of the university and his Charles Marut, bachelor of science degree commitment to increasing opportunities in finance, and Victoria Caitlin Quinn, A ll Flats and for disadvantaged youth. bachelor of science degree in nursing. A ll 1 0 ” The following area residents graduat­ Nicole C. DiMella of Keyport was 8 ” H a n g i n g H a n g i n g ed from the University of Scranton, named to the dean’s list for the spring 3 0 % : Bachelor of arts degree: semester at Trenton State College, Ewing. B a s k e t s B a s k e t s & Hazlet — Tara E. Carney; Middletown — Amy Elizabeth Kerr, daughter of Mr. OFF Matthew J. Kiernan, Melissa Scanapicco and Mrs. Raymond C. Kerr of Matawan, G e r a n i u m s and Kevin S. Yale, Matawan — Ryan W. has been named to the president’s list for NOW All Pre-Planted Smith and Glen A. Tacinelli; Holmdel — the spring semester at Elon College, North by the dozen Terra-Cotta Denise M. Krause; Port Monmouth —- Carolina. $ ^ 9 9 Kerrin A. O’Connell and Jennifer E. The following area residents graduat­ Pottery & all Yetman; Lincroft — Erin K. Quirk. ed from Rider University, Lawrenceville: 6 " nursery stock Master’s degree: Matawan — Jennifer A. Matawan — Lauri Kalieta, bachelor of Reese. science degree in business administration; Top Quality I S h o p A r Ou r Ne w L o c a t io n Victor A. Russo, son of Barbara and Middletown — Jennifer Noble, bachelor W e've M oved After serving you for 17 years, Tony & Kim have Best Selection I Rt. 34 S. & Schaack Rd. • Holmdel Anthony Russo of Aberdeen, has been of arts degree in American studies, and relocated their greenhouse, produce and nursery business I to better serve your needs. As always, our plants are top Low Prices ^ S W named to the dean’s list for the spring Lisa Napoli, bachelor of arts degree in iality, & we offer knowledgeable friendly service. Stop semester at Lehigh University, sociology; Keyport — Vala Rae Williams, ■ with any gardening questions - we're happy to help! C We’re Also Open at Rt 79 & East Freehold Rd., FreehokQ Bethlehem, Pa. He w ill be entering his master of business administration. 3 0 JULY 10, 1996, INDEPENDENT Is your child

caught in a carry pictures of the Dempsey- 100 YEARS ACO Carpentier fight to a steamer bound for Europe. failure chain? Nelson Mount, a member of the firm of Mount and Philpis, butchers at The first case in a justice’s court at Your child may need help with weak study Keyport, disappeared last week. Before Red Bank in which women have been skills or poor reading or math skills. He or she his departure, he drew from the bank all summoned to serve as jurors will be may be unmotivated or lack the money there was to the firm ’s credit Weak Basic Skills tried next Monday before Justice confidence, despite a good IQ. and in consequence his partner was Edward W. Wise. A law passed last Frustration with School Our certified teachers help forced to close the shop. Mount left March in which it was set forth that in children overcome frustration and unpaid bills amounting to over $700. all cases tried before a justice o f the of Confidence Michael Manion of Keyport fell peace and a jury, the jury must be select­ failure. A few hours a week can under his horse’s feet while alighting ed without regard to sex. No Motivation help gain the Educational Edge. from his wagon, and the animal kicked Individual testing and tutoring in him in the face, breaking his nose. Some of the women who have been Reading, Study skills, Writing, Phonics, One of the wheels of the buggy of summoned telephoned Justice Wise that HUNTINGTON Spelling, Math and SAT/ACT prep Daniel Smock of Holmdel was broken they didn’t want to serve on the jury, LEAENING last Thursday night. The horse got and one or two of them said they could­ CENTER® frightened at a trolley car and ran into a n’t come and wouldn’t come. Justice tree. . Your child can leam. Wise told them that he had nothing to do 2 5 7 - 7 5 0 0 6 7 1 - 0 2 0 0 with their selection, but that if they East Brunswick M id d le to w n Centennial Smith of Nut Swamp failed to appear they would be liable Independently owned and operated. 555 Route 18 South 1650 Route 35 South stole a horse and wagon belonging to under the law to a penalty of $20. One Thomas Gilligan of the Highlands from woman said she would send a check for the Globe hotel sheds on Saturday night. $20. About five o’clock Sunday morning, Mrs. Edith Kermit Roosevelt, of Smith was seen to fall from the wagon. Oyster Bay, Long Island, wife of ex­ The horse stopped and the man was President Theodore Roosevelt, spent ARCTIC picked up by two men. They attempted part of her girlhood years in Red Bank, AIR CONDITIONING, INC. to wake him, but could not do so. He and she has always been interested in was put back in the wagon and the horse everything pertaining to the town. The Thousands of families in your area are using Arctic Air was unhitched and placed in a president of the Red Bank Woman’s Conditioning already!... shed.Shortly afterward Gilligan, who Club a few days ago received a note • QUALITY WORKMANSHIP • RELIABILITY ■had been searching for his horse all from Mrs. Roosevelt. T/Ukty-- • HONESTY • VALUE night, came up and identified his proper­ ty. A whip and blanket which were in featuring- the wagon when it was taken by Smith 50 YEARS ACO • Financing have not been found. The trolley railroad is putting elec­ The Hazlet firemen’s fair, one of Available tric lights along the trolley line. These Monmouth County’s leading firematic •Utility Rebates lights are fed from the trolley wire events, will get underway tomorrow HS 26 • 5 Yr. W arranty .Lewis C. Brown of Red Bank has night at the company’s grounds on * Super High Efficiency on Parts been awarded the contract for building Highway 35, a few hundred feet east of I AIR CONDITIONING the new house and bam on the “Josey’ state police headquarters. SYSTEM by • 2 yr. W arranty Field place in Middletown township. on Labor The contract price for the entire work, The grounds and stands have been • 10 yr. except plumbing and heating, is $6,250. attractively decorated with flags, pen­ Compressor This includes the mantels and every­ nants, bunting and colored lights, and LENNOX W arranty thing complete. The contract for the each evening will find Tony Trebino and AIR CONDITIONING • HEATING plumbing and heating was awarded to his orchestra furnishing music for free Cumberson and White for $506. dancing on a large outdoor dance floor. For years and years, William W. 536-1711 or 583-9393 Conover of Red Bank has been trying to One of old Middletown village’s find out what his middle name is. Mr. finest examples of early Colonial archi­ Conover says he was named after his tecture known as “Locust Wood” has grandfather, whose name was W illiam been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Todd W. Conover. His grandfather always of Short Hills by Charles J. Hendrickson refused to tell anybody what his middle and his sister, Mrs. Mary H. Taylor. name was, and so Mr. Conover has had to go through life with only a middle The building was constructed in 1831 letter instead a full name. Mr. Conover by Charles I. Hendrickson, grandfather says he doesn’t think the middle initial of the sellers, who have in their posses­ stands for Washington, because George sion the full records covering construc­ Washington never told a lie. tion, costs of material, labor, etc. Mr. i. Don’t forget 4 S a v o r Hendrickson and his sister are direct Super Sweet Corn descendants of the Hendrickson, Taylor r J . „ r*- • Crunchy Cabbage 75 YEARS AGO and Hartshorne families who settled • Delectable Broccoli Middletown Village under the charter '' • Crisp Green Beans ^ An airplane piloted by Cyrus J. granted by the King of England in 1665. Radishes • Sweet Beets J| Zimmerman of the Aeromarine plant at Succulent Summer Squash B Keyport, hit a house on Fire Island — Compiled by Lauren Jaeger Delicious Kohlrabi Fragrant Herbs • Juicy Tom atoesm Saturday. Mr. Zimmerman was trying to

C rafters sou gh t for festival Artists and crafters are being sought for the annual Clearwater Festival August 17 and 18 at historic Fort Hancock, Sandy Hook. There will be an exclusive area for artists and crafters. Other festivities planned include music and entertainment, food, a chil­ M enzel B ros. Farm dren’s fun area, environmental displays and sails on the sloop Clearwater. We Are The “Garden State”! For information and applications, write to Clearwater Arts and Crafts Coordinator, 908 946-3060 • HWY. 34 • HOLMDEL P.O. Box 303, Red Bank, 07701, or call the Clearwater Hotline, (908) 872-9644. / 1 DIRECTIO NS: G.S. Pkwy to Exit 123 to 9 S. approx. 2 mi. OPEN 7 DAYS 9 ~ to 34 S. to Menzel Bros. Farm s (approx. 10 mi. on right) INDEPENDENT, JULY 10, 1996 3 1

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BY EILEEN KOUTNIK warm smile, talking to patients’ relatives, answering the telephones, and directing I\ter\atioyae im is Pkou) to Now Staff W riter visitors to different areas of the hospital. “I like coming in contact with people,” Om eh B eactiece K itchens, Y w ities HOLMDEL — Even after 15,000 hours she said when asked why she volunteers at the information desk. of volunteering at Bayshore Community Libraries at G reat Prices. Hospital, Ann Desiderio has no intention of “I volunteer mostly for myself and to it stopping. help out the hospital,” she said. Desiderio, of Aberdeen, has been vol­ When asked why she has volunteered We at International Tile & Kitchens unteering at the hospital for 12 years. for so many years she said, “I love the job. Inc. want nothing but the best for “I was depressed, and a good friend, I love being with people and it keeps me our customers. who is also a volunteer, suggested to me busy.” Extravagant elegance and quality is Desiderio spends her free time with her that I come in once a week and help out at put forth into our work and daughters and two grandchildren. the hospital,” she said in a recent interview satisfying you as the customer is our She said her family is proud of what she about her record number of volunteer main priority. O ur hands-on has done at the hospital. hours. expertise will help you make your Desiderio has been there ever since, home beautiful. Come and see our working in a variety of volunteer positions, ceramic tile, granite, and matble such as messenger, delivering flowers and from all over the world. mail, working in the doctor’s mail room, We added in a full line o f custom and doing patient discharges on the week­ kitchens, vanities, libraries, and ends. combined them into one Desiderio was one of two volunteers breathtaking collection. honored by the hospital for their 15,000 hours of volunteer work. During the hospital’s annual Volunteer CERAMIC, Award Dinner in June, Desiderio and II ANY GRANITE 11 ANY CERAMIC MARBLE jj FABRICATION \\ FLOOR WITH Florence Buchman, of Union Beach, were I honored with 15,000-hours gold pins with & G R A N IT E ■ FOR COUNTERS ■■ nANY m KITCHEN nuvncn i two sapphires and bouquets of flowers. TILES & BACKSPLASHES CABINET ORDER j , OOJS NOT APPLY 10 SALE ITEMS 00ES NOT APPLY TO SALE ITEMS. DOES NOT APPLY TQ SALE ITEMS. I Buchman has volunteered at the I WITH COUPON. NOT VALID WITH ANY I I WITH COUPON. NOT VALID WITH ANY I I WITH COUPON. NOT VALID WITH AMY I Bayshore’s Thrift Shop, Keyport, since L OTHER OFFER, EXPIRES 7/31/96 J L OTHER OFFER. EXPIRES 7/31/96 J | ^ OTHEROFFER. EXPIRES 7/31/96 J | before the hospital was built in 1972. All proceeds form the thrift shop benefit the 7324 Bayshore Hospital Foundation. After the hospital opened, Buchman spent five years volunteering at the hos­ Florence Buchman International Tile pital’s gift shop and at the thrift shop. The hospital has 1,000 volunteers and She said she likes volunteering because awards pins to volunteers after they com­ & Kitchens, inc. she has been able to see the Bayshore plete their first 100 hours of service. Elegance is our style... Quality is our trademark'. Community Hospital grow more each year. Maura Schofield, director of volunteer , Perhaps the most important job services, is thankful to all the volunteers at 1300 Highway 35 South, Squire Plaza ■ 6 7 1 *3 0 2 4 Desiderio does at the hospital is working Bayshore. the information desk. “I ’m very proud of their accomplish­ Mon., Tues., Wed. 8:30am-5:30pm * Thurs. 8:30am-8pm ■ Friday 8:30-5:00pm For seven years Desiderio has sat at the ments and support of the hospital,” she Sat. 9am-5pm ■ Sunday by Appointment information desk greeting people with her said. 3 2 JULY 10, 1996, INDEPENDENT

H A V E Y O U BEEN IN J U R E D ? THE LAW FIRM OF Police Beat SAWYER, GALE & LAUGHLIN HAS BEEN PROTECTING THE RIGHTS OF ACCIDENT VICTIMS All items in Police Beat are taken from FOR OVER 30 YEARS IN SUCH CASES AS: police department records. All suspects are presumed innocent until found guilty in - CAR ACCIDENTS - PR O D U C TS L IA B IL IT Y court. Broken cinder blocks were thrown - SLIP AND FALL ACCIDENTS - MEDICAL MALPRACTICE through the front windows of Raritan High - WORKER'S COMPENSATION - W R O N G F U L D E A T H School on Middle Road on the evenings of CALL IN CONFIDENCE: SIDNEY I. SAWYER, ESQ.* June 26 and June 27. JEFFREY B. GALE, ESQ. An exploding firecracker damaged CRAIG S. LAUGHLIN, ESQ. A male juvenile was arrested for pos­ the side of a North Carrie Drive residence session of a controlled dangerous sub­ and mailbox June 30. ‘Certified by the N.J. Supreme Court stance and drug paraphernalia July 4 at as a Civil Trial Attorney 5:21 p.m. on Lakeview W ay after police 908-264-6000 received a report of loud noise in the area. 2814 HIGHW AY 35 Unknown persons drove a vehicle across a Northland Lane residence som e­ HAZLET, NEW JERSEY time during the night of July 4. Three bicycles were stolen from a 9776 An 18-speed Mongoose bicycle was FREE IN ITIA L CONSULTATION Johnson Avenue residence sometime stolen from a Deerfield Lane residence between 8 p.m. July 2 and 3 p.m. July 3. between June 13-18. A BB gun was used to damage the The bike w as valued at $500. Frank Meyer, 57, of Pennsylvania passenger and rear window of a vehicle .. .Then enroll them in J on Little Street sometime between 8 a.m. D o Y o u r Avenue, Newark, was arrested for driving o u r S U M M E R while intoxicated following a motor vehicle and 3 p.m. June 15. A vehicle parked at Halleran’s Lot, HORSEMANSHIP accident on Route 35 at 6:11 p.m. July 2. Atlantic Avenue, was vandalized som e­ Unknown persons drove across an K i d s L o v e PROGRAM... where Idlebrook Lane front lawn and damaged a time between 7:30 a.m. June 14 and 8:45 they will leam how garbage can on July 1 at 10:40 p.m. p.m. June 16. The fog lights were pulled H o r s e s ? A headlight w as removed from a vehi­ loose, front and rear windshield wipers to RIDE & CARE snapped, and the entire driver’s side cle parked on Llex Place between June 29 sc ra tc h e d . f o r H O R S E S and 7:30 a.m. July 1. STUDENTS ON PREMISES I MON. thru FRI. 9 AM TO 3 PM (2 Week Minimum) We also offer D uring JULY & AUGUST BUSINESS YEAR ROUND EXTENDED HOURS for RIDING LESSONS W orking Parents Available C jJff Remsen Dodge in Hazlet has been least $5 million during the calendar year, for Adults ! awarded the 1996 Five Star Award for is a consistent top producer who was & Children Excellence from Chrysler Corporation. honored by the New Jersey Association MORNINGS, AFTERNOONS & EVENINGS I The award recognizes total commitment of Realtors as a member of its { in both sales and service as determined Distinguished Sales Club. \ HARBOR ROAD MARLBORO 591-9600 by customer satisfaction ratings. Mario Venancio of Holmdel, a sales Marion W. Schloemer of Holmdel, associate in Weichert, Realtors’ Middle­ vice president/assistant national sales town office, has won two office sales manager at First Montauk Securities awards for the month of April. He was Corporation, Red Bank, was recently named the Top Producer in Monmouth selected to attend the annual Salomon County and won the sales region’ s top GRAM) OPENING CELEBRATION Brothers Asset Management Advisors dollar volume award in 1995. His accom­ Council Forum. Schloemer was one of plishments earned him silver level honors JU LY 13th 10 am -2 pm only 125 professional investment man­ in the 1995 New Jersey State M illion agers invited from national and regional Dollar Club. brokerage firms across the United States Jo Ann Butler of Middletown has to join Salomon Brothers Asset joined the Middletown office of M.T.A. Management for the special two-day Weichert, Realtors as a sales associate. Formerly Monmouth Truck & Auto Repair intensive training session covering the Werner Dodge of Belford has been global investment market. awarded the prestigious 1996 Five Star Cerebral Palsy of Monmouth and Award for Excellence from Chrysler cor­ Ocean Counties, Inc. has earned a three- poration. The Five Star Award for Excel­ year accreditation from CARF, The lence recognizes total commitment in Rehabilitation ' Accreditation both sales and service as determined by •FREE FOOD & DRINK Commission. Surveyors reviewed, evalu­ customer satisfaction ratings. •FREE T-SHIRTS ated and accredited Cerebral Palsy’ s Carrie Brantly of Middletown, a & HATS employment services, community sup­ sales associate in Burgdorff, Realtors’ • FREE GIVE-A-WAYS ports and services and early interven­ Middletown office and company REO tion/preschool developmental programs. Director, received the Rising Star Award. Toil A Friend - Bring A Friend The private, non-profit organization The award is given to a new agent who serves children and adults with multiple excels during his or her first year with Servicing all Cars , Vans & Trucks physical and developmental disabilities. the company. Brantly also was presented Dr. Michael Ambrosio of Matawan with the Smallest Residential Sales Q uality W ork - Fixed Right the 1st Tim e has completed continuing medical educa­ Award for having sold the smallest list­ tion requirements to retain active ing, a three-bedroom home selling for N e w M o d e r n F a c i l i t y membership in the American Academy just $25,000. of Family Physicians (AAFP), the nation­ Richard W. Elsinger, DMD, has FRONT END • ALIGNMENT • BRAKES al association of family doctors. announced the opening of his family den­ ELECTRICAL- Bob Miller of Middletown recently tal practice in Middletown. Previously, joined the Middletown office of Dr. Elsinger’s practice was located in SHOCKS • STRUTS Burgdorff, Realtors as a sales associate. Atlantic Highlands for 10 years. INJIBI & M * M m He is a current member of the Monmouth Nicholas Campassano of Holmdel County Board of Realtors. was re-elected to serve as secretary to the TIRE DEALER Barbara Kenas of Matawan, a sales volunteer board of directors of United associate with Weichert, Realtors’ Ab­ Teletech Federal Credit Union, Tinton A u to C a re erdeen Office, has won the office top list­ Falls. The seven-member board is Center ing award for the month of April. Kenas, charged with setting the policy for the who qualified for the 1995 New Jersey entire credit union and is democratically State M illion Dollar Club at the silver elected from the membership each year at level by completing transactions of at its annual meeting. 120 MONMOUTH STREET 7 A H _ O A C f ) (2 BLOCKS EAST OF RAILROAD STATION) | 4 I INDEPENDENT. JULY 10, 1996 3 3 O P EN Y O U R ituaries M & H O M E GREAT SZECHUAN RESTAURANT & CATERING HELEN PASTOR DIETRICH, 77, of East Dellapena of Port Monmouth and Joan Huhn Brunswick died June 28 at home. Her husband, Musso of Jersey City, and four grandchildren. John “J.D.'' Dietrich, died in 1980. Surviving are Services were under the direction of Day two daughters, Arlene Horvath of Spotswood Funeral Home, Keyport, with a Mass at St. 1 0 % OFF and Diane Dietrich of Keyport; two sisters, Ann s Church. Interment was at Holmdel Marge Pastor of the Sewaren section of C em etery. Woodbridge and Lynn Byle of Fort Lauderdale. u p Dinner Order ti Fla.; and six grandchildren. Services were JOHN J. POTTER, 72, of Hazlet, died June arranged by Rezem Funeral Home, East 30 at the New Jersey Veterans Memorial Brunswick, with a Mass at Corpus Christi Home, Menlo Park. Born in New York City, he 11 TAKEOUT A Church, South River. Interment was in Holy moved to Hazlet 35 years ago. He was em­ High School Exchange Students Open your heart & home and be a part ol history. Cross Burial Park, South Brunswick. ployed as the business agent for the Inter­ Unique opportunity to host a student from the Soviet Union. OR DINE IN national Longshoreman s Association, New Students also available trom France. Denmark. Buloana. Japan. JOSEPH H. KING, 78, of West Keansburg York City, for 50 years before retiring in 1991. Spam, Albania. & China Students are fulTy insured & ^ With Coupon Only > died June 27 at Bayshore Community Hospital, He was a member of the Knights o f Columus have their own spending money. Holmdel. Born in Union Beach, he was a life­ Council 3402, Keyport; the Elks Lodge 2229, PIm m c a ll • Cannot Be Combined With Any Other Offers long resident of West Keansburg. He was an Old Bridge; and the Monmouth County Demo­ Casey at 671-6448 Mon.-Thurs. 11:30-10 equipment operator for the Hazlet Department cratic Organization. He was the former chair­ Fri.fi. Sat. 11 30-11 of Public Works for 18 years, retiring in 1980. man of the Hazlet Democratic Club and the 1 (800) 458-8336 583-3333 Sun. M O He was a communicant of St. Ann's Church, past commissioner of the Hazlet Youth Athletic CASE is a non-profit organization l HWY. 34 & LLOYD RD. iu sumuh« cmo ABERDEEN^ Keansburg. He was a member of the Veterans League. He was an Army veteran of World War of Foreign Wars Post 4303, West Keansburg. II, serving with the 749th Tank Battalion. He He was a Navy veteran of World War II. was awarded numerous medals including the Surviving are his wife, Mildred; four sons, Bronze Star, the American Service Medal, Thomas of Alto Loma, Calif., and Robert, European Af-rican Middle Eastern Service Wayne and Ronald Kryak all of Hazlet; a Medal, Good Con-duct Medal, the World War II 0 CBMT CANADA daughter, Linda Schondel of Holmdel; seven % Victory Medal and, on the occasion of the 50th grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. anniversary of the invasion of Normandy, he Services were under the direction of Day Fu­ was-awarded the Medaille Duubille from the neral Home, Keyport, with a Mass at St. Ann's town of Normandy, France. He was a member * * A ut*m iiG »ckkC ruim * Church. Interment was at Shoreland Memorial of Holy Family Church, Union Beach, and a Gardens Cemetery, Hazlet. member of the Holy Name Society. He was pre­ deceased by two sisters, Alice Schriber, 1995, * t o N o w S c o t i t DOROTHY L. PEARCE, 72, of Keansburg and Annamay Harkins, 1994. Surviving are his died June 24 at Bayshore Com-munity Hospital, This 5 Day Progrant Includes: wife, Barbara; three sons, John J. Jr., of Holmdel. Born in Jersey City, she lived there ♦ Departure from Newant Walpole, Mass., Robert of Hoboken and William until moving to Keansburg nine years ago. She 5DAVS ♦ Overnight Cruise with private cabin (twin basis) of Matawan; two daughters, Elena Brash of was a machine operator for Angel Knit Wear, from Portland to Yarmouth N.S. return Freehold and Stacy Florke of Hazlet; a brother, Union City, retiring in 1985. She was a commu­ ♦ Deluxe air conditioned motorcoach with a Charles of Bayonne; two sisters, Helen Wolf of friendly professional tour director nicant of St. Ann's Church. Keansburg. She * 6 2 9 Long Island, N.Y., and Patricia O'Conner of ♦ Admission to Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic. was a member of the International Ladies TOTAL PRICE, per person New York City; and seven grandchildren. Grand Pre National Historic Site & the Citadel Garment Workers Union. Her hus-band, Services were under the direction of The ♦ All taxes and porterage George E., died in 1994. Surviving are a son, Gundrum Service Home For Funerals, South ♦ All Rates based on double occupancy John of Memphis, Tenn.; a daughter, Lynn of Amboy, with a Mass at Holy Family Church. Keansburg; two sisters, Eleanor Huhn 1996 DEPARTURE DATES JULY 15,30 AUGUST 9, 14, 19 best dates for Fall foliage SEPTEMBER 14, 19, 29 OCTOBER 4,9 IN BRIEF CRUISES/TRAVEL 908-335-1000 examine marine creatures and learn about Trip to see m ajor their specific adaptations. Wear old shoes league soccer game that can get wet. Advance registration is required. The The Middletown Township cost of the class is $12 for non-members Department of Parks and Recreation is and $9.50 for members.For more informa­ sponsoring a trip on July 10 to see the tion call the Nature Center, Poricy Park, major league soccer MetroStars versus Oak Hill Road, at (908) 842-5966. Dallas at the Meadowlands. The bus will depart at 6 p.m. from the Johnson Gill Annex at town hall. Game time is 7:30 A dopt a Pet p.m. The cost of the trip is $32 per person & NURSERY and includes round-trip transportation and ticket to the game. 15 Kanes Lane Advanced registration is required at the Parks and Recreation Officc in M iddletown • 615-0371 Croydon Hall. For more information, call Located off of Highway 35 North the Recreation Office at (908) 615-2260. Behind Thornberry's Appliance Look for the the Little Red Bam Reserve now for THIS W EEK’S SPECIALS Broadway musical S k y r o c k e t $ J 0 9 9 White . St. M ary's Theater Group is sponsor­ P i n e $ ing a New York City trip on Aug. 27 to J u n i p e r I O see the award-winning musical Cats. Th e T t e e Reg. 42.00 3/*50 bus w ill depart at 6 p.m. from the Mater 1 0 ’ - 1 2 ’ Reg. 225.00 Dei High School parking lot on Cherry Tree Farm Road, New Monmouth, and N a m e T r ix ie w ill return at I 1:30 p.m. B r e e d domestic short-hair______Dwarf Red Rhododendron The cost of the trip is $55 and includes Elegantisima C o lo r gray tiger with white______$ 2 2 95 orchestra tickets, transportation, all taxes Arborvitae and d riv e r 's tip. S e x female______Age approx. 2 years old 3 1 * 3 0 3/*65 For reservations, which must be pre­ Reg. 39.95 each paid, call Pat Thompson at (908) 787­ Description sweet & loving; litter- 3652 or Rita Young at (908) 787-9138 trained; should be kept inside B u r n i n g before July 12. only; has some shots______S c r e e n e d 9 5 $ I 2 95 T o p s o i l $ B u s h 3'-4 Explore m arine life Monmouth County SPCA Reg. 18.95 5/*50 260 Wall St. 3-4 yds. 7 9 at Sandy Hook Eatontown, New Jersey 07724 "Exploring Sandy Hook Bay," a (908) 542-0040 Decorative Stone Available Hardwood Poricy Park adult class, will be held from 10 a.m. to noon on July 12. Linda Cohen, Mon. - Sat. 1-5 p.m. • Sun. 1-4 p.m. Mulch $ 7 Q 9 a marine science teacher, will help inves­ Adopt a Pet is a public service provided by Nursery stock while supplies last. 4 yds. i ^ tigate the treasures of Sandy Hook Bay. Greater Media Newspapers in conjunction Seinintz nets will be used to catch and with the Monmouth County SPCA. RETAIL HOURS - 8AM-5PM MON.-SAT. • CLOSED SUNDAYS 3 4 JULY 10, 1996, INDEPENDENT SPORTS Edison re tu rn in g to defend D uals title

9 teams are expected for 7th year of Matawan tournament

BY RICHARD JEROME Staff W riter

rea high school wrestling fans yearning for a summertime mat fix need not look beyond A Matawan High School, site of the seventh annual Jersey Shore Summer Duals, slated for July 22-25. Sponsored by Matawan’s Husky Wrestling Club, the event will take place from 6 to 10 p.m., according to tour­ nament director Art Perry. “We’re expecting nine teams,” Perry said of the com­ petition, which is open to athletes who will be attending high school in the coming academic year. “Among them will be two teams from Howell, as well as wrestlers from Hunterdon Central, Matawan, Old Bridge, East Brunswick, Bound Brook, Edison (the tournament cham­ pion for the past two summers) and Woodbridge. “It’s a really fine caliber of wrestling,” Perry added. "Half the teams that participate are made up of kids that qualify for the states, and we’ve had several state champi­ ons compete.” The Husky entries, jointly coached by Bob Wernersbach, president of the club, and Jack Shepherd, the wrestling coach of St. John Vianney High School, include some stellar grapplers. The ones who attend Matawan Regional High School are Shane Wernersbach, at 112 pounds, who captured the District 21 as a freshman — the first time a 9th grader ever accomplished the feat for Matawan. Wernersbach SUMMER SESSION — Isaac Cho of Holmdel tries to turn Roye Rozov of Marlboro during their also got as far as the third round of the regions. match in the 119-pound freestyle match at the Old Bridge Wrestling Festival on Saturday. Cho Omar Holt, a junior transfer, will wrestle at either 130 pinned Rozov to end the bout. Matawan High School will be home to the Jersey Shore Summer or 135, while Ed Smith, third in the regions last year as a Duals from July 22-25. frosh, is the 152-pound entry. District champ Justin (Photo by Jackie Pollack) Haskins, at 160 pounds, tops off the Matawan contingent. “You can’t do anything in high school wrestling settled, the final day’s matwork involves a double-elimi­ erize the individual program, which is important for unless you compete all year-round,” said Bob nation tourney, which will determine individual laurels choosing the outstanding wrestler,” he said. Wernersbach. “And these are the Matawan kids who do for each weight class. Overall, Perry added, the successful tournament— so.” Perry cites M r. and Mrs. Frank Brady and Ron which is free to the public— has been a satisfying experi­ The Summer Duals, as the name suggests, consist pri­ Mizzola, the proprietor of Route 18 Sports, as having ence. marily of dual meets, which are held over the first three given the tournament crucial assistance. “It’s given the sport a needed shot in the arm in the days of the tournament. Once the team championship is “They’ve done a real bang-up job helping to comput­ area,” he said. Kresge leads Haw ks to national AAU title

Holmdel 10-year-old weekend’s Rising Stars event in Edison, and 9 points, respectively, to put their Hawks’ fast-paced style tired out opposing compiling a fashionable 59-2 (22-2 team into the Final Four. Kresge and teams. totaled 77 points in 9 against 11-and-under teams) record along Hoffman both hail from Holmdel, while “M y kids coming off the bench are tournament games the way. Krah resides in Mountain Lakes. good enough to start for most teams,” he But the most important tourney was the In the semifinals, Kresge’s club easily added. “Generally, our opponents didn’t BY WARREN RAPPLEYEA national, held at Walt Disney World, defeated Vaughts’ Magic from Missouri, have that kind of depth. Some teams start­ Orlando, Fla., from June 21-29. With 67 42-15, with Kresge leading the way with ed out well against us, but we caught up in Staff W riter teams from throughout the country com­ 15 points. That put the Hawks into the the end.” oach Kevin Kresge admits that peting, the competition included some of final against Charleston, which emerged Alisa Kresge. guard Valerie Krah, for­ winning the Amateur Athletic the best young teams in the nation. The from the losers’ bracket. wards Laura Kerrigan (Howell) and C Union (AAU) national title never Hawks became New Jersey’s representa­ The Hawks poured it on early, taking a Hoffm an and center Jennifer Brown crossed his mind when his Central Jersey tive to the nationals by winning the state 29-6 lead into the half, and coasted to a (Howell) are the usual starters. Kerrigan is Hawks 10-year-old and under girls team tourney on May 6. 39-26 triumph. Kresge scored 12 points, strong on the boards, Hoffman is good on first practiced in November. The Hawks soared to success in the Hoffman, 10, and Middletown’s Nicole both sides of the ball, Krah is a three-point That won’t be the case next fall when nationals, going 9-0 and winning games by Baldessari added 9 points. threat and the 5-7 Brown can score under­ the Hawks prepare to defend their crown. an average of over 20 points, against teams “It was very exciting,” Kresge said. neath. “I only knew a couple of the players at from New York City, Michigan, “The girls had their families there, and Coming off the bench are Baldessari, the beginning of the season, so I didn’t Pennsylvania, Indiana, Maryland, Missouri, afterward people were coming onto the guards Heather Killoch (W all), Latissa know what to expect,” the coach and West Virginia. Their swarming defense court as though they Jiad won the NBA Watson (Union), and 9-year-old Heather explained. “The girls worked hard and it played a key role as opponents averaged championship. It’s something they’ll Westrol; forwards Gezel Virella (Roselle), became apparent that we’d be competitive, just 15.6 points per game. never forget.” Stacie Gachienerro (Howell) and Megan but the real test came when we began The Charleston (West Virginia) Alisa Kresge topped the team with 77 Lomicky (Hazlet); and center Stephanie playing 11-and-under teams. When they Breakers provided the toughest test in the points in the tourney, followed by Green (Scotch Plains). started winning at that level, I thought we quarterfinal round, but the Hawks pre­ Hoffman’s 61. Krah added 43 points and Kresge’s assistant coaches included could compete on a national level.” vailed 38-31. Point guard Alisa Kresge Baldessari contributed 40 points. Bob Esposito, Mike Green and Randy Kresge’s team competed in and won 11 paced the attack with 12 points, while The coach said his team’s superior Westrol, the boys varsity coach at J.P. tournaments this season, including last Valerie Krah and Dana Hoffman added 10 depth made the difference, adding that the Stevens High School in Edison. INDEPENDENT. JULY 10, 1996 3 5 D o Y o u Suffer R iptide ro ll past B reath in g S tallions, R age Difficulties? W e C a n H e l p . hings didn’t change much for the the M LS MetroStars, the Riptide parent Jersey Riptide this weekend. The club, on a game-by-game basis. T top team in the Northeast The Riptide improved their overall Conference of the United Systems of record to 13-2 (NY/NJ Stallions are a non­ T H E LUNG CENTER, in c . Independent Soccer Leagues (USISL) won conference opponent). its games, once again relying on second- Next up, a road trip to Reading, Pa. on Specializing in Diagnosis & Treatment of: half firepower. Sunday for a much-anticipated rematch First up was the N Y/N J Stallions, a with the Reading Rage. Reading defeated team based in Dover. It was no surprise the Riptide 1-0 in an early season U.S. - Bronchial Asthma • Chronic Bronchitis • Emphysema that two-second half goals lifted the estab­ Open Cup game, before the Riptide lished second-half team to a 2-0 victory crushed them 5-2 at Raritan High School in • Bronchiectasis • COPD Respiratory (Breathing) Disorders • Fungal over the visiting Stallions (2-10) at Raritan mid-June. and Immunologic Lung Diseases • Sarcoidosis... High School in Hazlet. The Riptide came out on top again, as The score, deadlocked at 0-0 at the half, two second-half goals led to their second 2­ -A lle rgic Bronchopulmonary Aspergillosis changed in favor of the Riptide courtesy of 0 win of the weekend. Sunday’s heat lev­ a crowd-stunning Pat O ’Kelly goal in the eled the playing field for the first half, as - Lung Cancer Diagnosis • Transbronchial Needle Aspiration • 63rd minute. O ’Kelly, a former Seton Hall both teams had eight first-half scoring All-American, began the play from the opportunities that came up short. Fiberoptic Bronchoscophy... - Sleep Disorders (Snoring) center of the field, feeding left wing Andy While Reading was unable to capitalize Williams. Williams lobbed it back into the on several point-blank chances in the sec­ • Pulmonary Hypertension... - General Adult Medicine center where O’Kelly, from 30 yards out, ond half, the Riptide capitalized on their volleyed the ball from the air past Stallions own, beginning at the 67:30 mark, when KIND SERVICE FROM A PROFESSIONAL, CARING STAF keeper Sean Graul. Graul could do nothing Greg Bajek scored his fifth goal of the sea­ K.H. YEO, M.D. but watch it pass by. son. Pete Schneiders hit a great ball into “It was one of the most incredible goals the box, and Riptide midfielder Jerzy s CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AT. I ’ve seen,” said teammate Joe Greczek, a Ciesla was able to head the ball over to former Monmouth University player, about Bajek. Bajek, a former All-American out THE MEDICAL HEALTH CENTER O’Kelly’s goal. of Kean College, headed it into the comer It gave the Riptide the momentum they of the net for a 1-0 lead and the eventual 1 860 HW Y. 35 SQ. game-winner. needed, and substitute Lona Ozrek fur­ (N ext to Spaghetti W esterri) thered the lead to 2-0 five minutes later. The scoring continued when Ozrek Ozrek took a cross from Javier Velazquez scored his second goal of the weekend, M IDDLETOW N, NJ * (Rutgers) and beat Graul for his fifth goal heading in an Arthur Garbacki cross with of the season. eight minutes to play in regulation. The home club outshot the Stallions 16­ The Riptide, now 12-1 in league play, 8. Riptide goalkeeper Bogdan Kowalski will travel to Philadelphia on Saturday for CALL 615-0050 turned in another fine performance, most another rematch. The Riptide defeated notably on a penalty kick attempt that he Philadelphia in an overtime shootout at blocked 17 minutes into the game. home earlier this season. On Sunday, it will The Riptide notched the win without be back to Raritan High School for a match forward Chris Brauchle, who didn’t make against the Miami Tango. Kickoff is at 5 it back from his game with the MetroStars p.m. For more information, please call in Colorado. Brauchle has been on loan to (908) 296-9166. i r m y i p f i p f

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CAR SERVICE CENTER LIMITED SERVICE trip to C ooperstow n WARRANTY BYAA team will play in all excited on what the ring looks like,” he A HWY. 34 & MAIN STREET, MATAWAN said. Cooperstown Dreams The Bombers have compiled an W 5 8 3 - 6 6 5 0 P ark to u rn a m e n t impressive won-lost ledger during the past Your Complete Auto Service Facility three years with a 48-5 record, according BY CRAIG YETSKO to Murphy. They added two victories in the past week and a half, with triumphs NO PAYMENT FOR 90 DAYS Correspondent over South Brunswick and Sayreville. Dean characterized the 3-1 South NO fNTEREST "N O ANNUAL FEE very kid who ever picked up a Brunswick victory as a defensive struggle. glove dreams of going to Although the game was played on July 4, E Cooperstown, N.Y. For the the bombs were not coming off either Bombers, a leam of 11-year-old all-stars team’s bats. The Bombers scored all their from Middletown, that dream is coming Introducing runs in one inning. true rather early. The club had an easier time handling The Bombers, representing the Sayreville a couple days before the South Bayshore Youth Athletic Association, Brunswick win, as they cruised to a 16-6 were invited to Cooperstown last year victory. Dean said all facets of their game after playing in an under-10 tournament in were working against Sayreville. Kansas City, Mo. Coach Len Dean said Stnm aEsronE • Affordably Priced “We were hitting the ball exceptionally his players know there’s something spe­ well, and our pitching was doing well,” he • 30 Day Test Drive cial about Cooperstown, home to the TURANZAT « Quiet, Comfortable Ride said. National Baseball Hall of Fame. The pitching staff for the Bombers 45,000 MILE B l a c k w a l l P r i c e “They’re all very excited about going,” * Limited Warranty P I 75/70R1 3 $ 6 1 . 9 9 consists of four hurlers. Jeff Boyce, Justin he said. “It’s a week they are all looking Esposito, Bryan Macey and Brad f i r e s t o n e P I 85/70R1 3 6 7 . 9 9 P1 85/70R1 4 7 2 . 9 9 forward to.” Sanfilippo handle the mound duties while | FR360 FOR DOMESTIC CARS P 1 9 5 / 7 0 R 1 4 7 6 . 9 9 The Bombers will be competing John Butler, M ike Dean and Anthony * All Season Tread Design 13-SIZES 14" SIZES 15" SIZES P205/70R1 4 8 2 . 9 9 against teams from around the country at Macaluso share time behind the plate. P 2 0 5 / 7 0 R 1 5 8 6 . 9 9 the Abner Doubleday Complex. The game *32" *38" *44" In the infield, Sanfilippo and Macey P 2 0 5 / 6 5 R 1 5 8 8 . 9 9 schedule will be hectic, as the team will alternate at first base and Dean, M ike I 75 & 80 Series Only. Exclude 70 Series Call for other sizes play between eight and 10 contests in six Niesz and Pat Rogers split time at second days. base. Rogers also handles fielding chores MICHELIN MFG 4 FOR 4 FOR 4 FOR 4 FOR “They’re going to have to play a lot of at shortstop. Third base is controlled by OUR EVERY DAY $79" s119" s139" $159" baseball,” said coach Dan Murphy. Dean. LOWEST PRICED TIRE! P155/80R13 13“ SIZES 14" SIZES 15" SIZES The team will have a lot to see off the In the outfield, Macaluso and Brian field once their games are done. They will Silvestri share centerfield action. Silvestri Any 80 and 75 series size American SBR 3 5 ,0 0 0 M IL E TWanaWn1r visit the Hall of Fame and Museum and also roams the right field area. Butler is share hometown stories with other teams the rightfielder, while Ryan Murphy plays d o m i s t i 10 CAIIS & M IN I VANS from around the United States, and they any of the outfield positions. will be enshrined in the American Youth The Bombers will play three tourna­ Baseball Hall of Fame. ments before they head to New York. Along with everything else, the players Dean said the team looks good prior to will receive rings to commemorate their their tune-up for Cooperstown. trip to Cooperstown. According to “They’re looking very sharp, we’re Murphy, the ring ceremony is the most working on the fundamentals,” he said. anticipated event for his team. “They’re “They’re coming along well.”

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Eddie Bohn nursed a sub-par engine firm grip on first place in the points stand­ home over the final laps of the race to win ings. Bohn is runner-up, and needs to con­ the special Independence 76-lap feature at tinue to chip away at the lead if he is to Wall Stadium Saturday. 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Freehold’s John ^Most Cars iirapcuiiuiiInspection alluand 'CORleak performancepci luillktnuc testICS I Refridgerant1 0 Extra Exp 7/)7/9gj in the race, Bohn could only hope that it Ruggiero was third. Matawan’s John wasn’t serious trouble. . Therkildsen was ninth. To make matters worse, there were two Mark Schullstrom of Colts Neck won r TUiS^UP"spec ia l" 1 For your Convenience BRAKE SERVICEi SOQ99 We Offer a restarts in the final eight laps of the race, his first feature of the year when he cap­ LIFETIME allowing Dave Michel of Manahawkin to tured the 20-lap Street Stock final. Keith | j LO 4 Cyl. Full Line of Services i • • Install Spark Plugs • Electronically Set Timing, WARRANTY | move up on Bohn’s bumper. Despite lack­ Flores of Manasquan was second to I * Adjust idle (it Applicable) • Inspect Filters, Beits, • SHOCKS & STRUTS 5CQ95 DISC OR DRUM ing power from his engine, Bohn showed Schullstrom at the checkered flag. 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Beat The Heat Brunswick Area: (908)246-1811 The Spartans were led by Sklyar Marlboro Area: >8) Buchanan, who scored four goals and was This summer let in the light, but keep out the heat, with (908) 536-7(536-7070 named tournament most valuable player Symphony Soprano* skylite shades. Their unique double Red Bank Area: (908)>8) 747.0880 and goalie Mary Jaeger who did not allow honeycomb construction helps keep your room cool. a goal during the entire tournament. I" STO-MAK COUPON Helping Jaeger on defense were Maureen OFF any Symphony Soprano McLaughlan, Barbara Pereda, Mary Chorman, Nicki Froehlich, Dana !$ Skylite Purchase of $400 or more With coupon. Sale must be dated now through July 31st, 1996 Occhiuzzi and Meghan Sullivan. Joining I Must be presented at time of purchase Cannot be com bined ■ Buchanan on the front line were Ali My ( j» n fu \ te x with any other offers. Jarden, Bridget Lennon, Kristina Schmelz 75 J and Lauren Cardew. Jess Bloom Anne Glowacki and Shannon Lang handled mid­ field duties. The team is coached by Dan Manson, Steve Schmelz and David Bloom.

Registration is now open for the Hazlet Recreation’s Karate Lessons for 1228 ROUTE 36, HAZLET, NEW JERSEY 07730 * 908 264 1313 Children. Ages 4 thru 7 will be given instruction on Mondays from 4-4:45 p.m. beginning July 15, and ages 8-14 will be TAYL0RC0RE 132 D e lu xe In s u u t b S t s . Ga m c e D e o * given instruction from 10-10:45 a.m. ♦ ENCMT'EfFICICNT INSULATION • Pl«-C0AT Bu»T PROTECTION • WcATHtMiur’” Thenmooono • On p. Rich Wood-Ghainu beginning Saturday, July 20. The eight • Fuu.-4.naTH Weather Sul » Ten Yean Warranty lessons will be given at Amato's Studio, Palmer Ave., at a cost of $30. A uniform is required and may be purchased from Amato for $20. Registration is at the Recreation Office by July 12 for Monday

classes and July 18 for Saturday classes. SPECIALIZING EVx Enucy Doors • Security Doom An additional $5 will be charged for late Gailage Doom and Openers • Cownotqal and aesoEN-nAi registrations. Free Estimates • In-Housb Consultations GRAND OPENING SPECIAL OUR TOP OF THE UNE Lift Master GARAGE DOORS The Hazlet Terminators, an under-12 GARAGE DOOR INSTALLED AS LOW AS boys traveling soccer team, are looking for Garage Door Openers experienced forwards, defenders and a J J J INSTALLED goalkeeper born between July 31, 1984- 5 I 5 1 s7 Q Bi00‘ $INSULATED 3 9 RAISED 5 °° PANEL Platinum Series STEEL GARAGE DOOR Aug. 1, 1985. For more information, call R-14 Rated - Lifetime Warranty #1255 Deluxe Model TEN YEAR WARRANTY 495-7755 or 739-1036. STANDARD INSTALLATION 1/2HP - Heavy Duty - Life Time Warranty STANDARD INSTALLATION Offer expires September 30. 1906 Offer expires September 30.1996 Offer expires September 30. 1996 The Hazlet Panthers, an under-12 SHOWROOM HOURS MONDAY - SATURDAY 9:00 am - 5:00 pm ~We A c c e p t boys traveling soccer team, are looking for 24 HOUR SERVICE - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED two players to fill the roster for the upcom­ ‘C a n n o t b e c o m b in e d w i t h a n y o t h e r o f f e r . ing season. Anyone interested is asked to call either Ed Young at (908) 739-0429 or , Frank Calvosa at (908) 264-8092. When You Need Stone, Gravel Top Soil, M ulch or W all Stone., Buy 8 Or More Tons Of Stone Soccer Quest U.S.A. will be offering full and half day sessions during the week Delivered And Get 1 Ton of Aug. 12-16 for campers ages 4-18 See Us First! years old at Matawan High School. For more information, call (908) 583-3867 or FREE* (908) 566-0154. Choose From Red, Blue, Delaware River Gravel Or Washed Gravel The Visiting Nurse Association of Same Type, Same Delivery • Offers May Not Be Combined • Coupon Required Central Jersey’s 10th Annual Golf Classic One nnnnnn Por Arlnrocc • flrrtprc M iict Rp Plafwi Rpfnrp /m /Q R will take place on Aug. 5 (raindate is Aug. 12) at the Navesink Country Club in Not Sure What You Need? Call Us About Driveway Middletown. There will be two shotgun Repairs, Smaller Quantities, Pick-Up Or Delivery starts at 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. A registration fee of $250 includes greens fees, cart, locker, meals, gift bag, awards and prizes. Small Load Of Buy 2 Pallei All proceeds of the golf classic will bene­ | Top Soil Or Mulch j Of Wall Sto fit the programs and services of VNA of Central Jersey. To register and for more $ 0 / 1 9 5 information, call the VNACJ Developmental Office at (908) 224-6970. (Approx. 3 Cu. Yds.) Thomas Farrell _ t 0 Plus Tax Girls entering grades 6-10 are invited Landscape Sup Inc. Larger Loads Plus Tax to participate in the Monmouth County Available At Spring V Reg. J32p Park System’s Field Hockey Clinic to be 7ft I Shrewsbury Ave., i ______Discount Prices held On Aug. 5-9 at the Dorbrook /€ I Offers May Not Be Combined • Coupon Required Offers May Not Be Combined • Coupon Requir Recreation Area on Route 537 in Colts / I * * * ^ 3 I • Orders Must Be Placed Befgre 7/31/96 10riers Must 04 ™ 1/»

Continued on page 38 3 8 JULY 10, 1996, INDEPENDENT

long /short term e Our Commitment: Respect, Service, SPORT SHORTS Dignity, Independence, Continued from page 37 Choosing long or short term care for a loved one is difficult, Neck. The sessions take place from 9 whether it’s for two days, two months or two years. Multicare ROBERT a.m.-l p.m. The cost of the program is provides the highest level of services in a pleasant, comfortable $75 per person, and pre-registration is environment along with the reassurance mat you’ve made the right choice. Our dedicated, highly professional staff provides the KIATT required. For more information, call the difference in: Park System at (908) 842-4000. • Skilled Nursing Care • Orientation Conferences of MIDDLETOWN • Counseling & Support Qroups • Outreach Services The W illiam Paterson College men’s • Hospice Services • Respite Care WINNER OF OUR and women’ s basketball teams w ill be • Diagnostic, Laboratory, Pharmacy & Social Services conducting two camp sessions. The • Extensive Staff & Consulting Physicians • Occupational, Speech & Physical Therapy women’s camp will be held July 22-26 • Daily Activities & Special Events and again from Aug. 12-16. The men’s camp will run from July 29-Aug. 2 and W e accept managed care funding, Medicare, private funds again from Aug. 5-9. and are a Blue Cross/Blue Shield and an Aetna provider. EMERY For a private tour, or more information, call us today. Nursing & Rehabilitation Center 4 Route 34, Matawan, NJ 07747 The East Brunswick Road Races Inc. s i t M u ltica r e 908-566-6400, EXT. 54 is seeking sponsors for its Oct. 20 event. THE MULTKAKE COMPANIES, INC. Net proceeds from the 10K The Difference Between Care & Carmg Championship Road Race, 3K “John C. Ragone” Fun Run and Mayor’s SALE STARTS W ED., JULY 1 O Scholarship Walk benefit the East Brunswick Recreation/Camp Daisy Scholarship Fund, First Aid Squad and other cooperating non-profit community organizations. For more information, call Ray Petit at (908) 254-4656.

Ron Kornegay’s A ll Star Basketball Camp w ill be held at Jersey 34 Tennis Club in Matawan the week of Aug. 5-9. The camp is open to players ages 9-17. For more information, call Kathy Klatsky at 583-1011 or 671-0300 or Ron Kornegay at 922-9130.

A coach is needed for a new under-10 Middletown Soccer Club traveling team. The coach will be assisted by a nationally licensed coach. For more information, call Jerry Forand at 957-0394.

The fourth annual Middletown Township Lion Hall of Fame golf benefit semi-annual will be held on July 15 at Bamm Hollow Country Club. Breakfast is at 9 a.m. and play starts at 10 a.m. All inclusive fee per golfer is $100 and tee ads are $50. For more information, call Ray Veth at 805­ c l e a r a n c e 6750 or Bob Foxworth at 706-8043.

The Middletown Soccer Club is * sponsoring a five-day soccer goalkeeper camp for boys and girls ages 8-18. The camp will run from July 8-12 at Lincroft Our ENTIRE STOCK of Spring and Sum m er clothes Acres Park from 5-8 p.m. For more infor­ mation, call (908) 225-1580. have been reduced or specially priced so you can The Hazlet Dynamites, a MOSA save on everything you need for Sum m er! under-12 Premier girls soccer team, is seeking experienced players for the fall season. Girls born on or after Aug. 1, 1984 are eligible. For more information, call John Werner at 888-2840.

The Raritan Valley Soccer Officials Association servicing Middlesex, Hunterdon and Somerset counties for 3 5 - 6 0 S ° f f over 30 years, is seeking candidates inter­ ested in officiating high school soccer on ” Compare A t" Prices the varsity and sub-varsity level. For more information, call Frank Intermediate markdowns may have been taken. Spadavecchia at (908) 727-6708. Freehold Township High School is now hiring assistant football coaches for the 1996 season. A minimum of 60 col­ lege credits are required. I f interested contact Linda Jewel at 431-8470.

The Reggie Carney/Don Szatkowski R a f t e r s 5th Annual Lady Eagles G irl’s Summer Basketball camp will be held from July ______BRANDS PRICED U SS ______29 to Aug. 2 at St. Mary Regional High School gym, South Amboy. The camp is open to girls of all skill levels from 10 to • Bridgewater • Montclair • Westfield • Allendale • Easton, MD 16. High school and Middle school teams • Florham Park • Summit • Paramus • Holmdel • Ocean City, MD are welcome. For more information, call • Ridgewood • Westwood • Closter • Shore Mall *Sale not in Remington Don Szatkowski at 727-9486. INDEPENDENT. JULY 10, 1996 3 9 Tips to prevent swim m er’s ear H e r e ’ s id you know that swimming is not drops. Always talk to your doctor before the only cause of swimmer’s ear? you put anything into your ear,” said S o m e o n e D Any activity that allows water or Richard Miyamoto, M.D., chair of the moisture to enter the ear (showering, Hearing & Equilibrium Committee of the e r e e a l l y washing your hair frequently, using a American Academy of Otolaryngology- W ’ R sauna, and being in warm humid climates) Head and Neck Surgery. can cause this ear problem. If it is safe for you to use ear drops and S o l d O n . When water gets into the ear, it may your problem recurs, your doctor may bring bacterial or fungal particles. Usually suggest using oily (or lanolin) ear drops in EXPECT THE BEST the water runs back out; the ear dries out; your ears before contact with wa­ and the bacteria and fungi don’t cause any ter/moisture. You can make up your own CALL problems. But sometimes water remains drops to use after swimming (water/mois­ trapped in the ear eanal and causes the ture contact). One formula is a 50/50 mix skin to get soggy. Then the bacteria and of rubbing alcohol and vinegar. As the alcohol evaporates, it absorbs the water fungi grow, flourish, and can infect the We’re proud to welcome a new star to Coldwell Banker. outer ear. and may even kill be bacteria and fungi. A An experienced Real Estate Associate Yulia is thrilled to come A B O A R D weak acid environment discourages the If you experience any of the following and join the Matawan team. growth of bacteria and fungi. symptoms, you need to see a doctor: “It ’s great to be with a company that has the customers best interest in “Remember a dry ear is less likely to • The ear feels blocked and may itch. mind and is on the cutting edge of JJeal £state 'technology.” • The ear canal becomes swollen, become infected. To dry your ear, use the sometimes swelling shut. drops discussed above (if you have a per­ • The ear starts draining a runny, milky forated ear drum, dry the ear with a hair C O L D U i e L L Matawan/Aberdeen Office liquid. dryer). Never use cotton swabs such as Q- B / V N K C H □ 1082 Highway 34, Matawan • The ear becomes very painful and tips; they can pack material deeper in the 583-5000 very tender to touch, especially on the car­ ear canal and make the problem worse,” tilage in front of the ear canal. said Miyamoto. Evening 566-1423 Ear drops can be used by most people For a free leaflet on swimmer’s ear to protect or dry out the ear. send a self-addressed, stamped, business “Before using any ear drops consult size envelope to: “Swimmer’s Ear,” you physician. If you have an infection, a American Academy of Otolaryngology— perforated ear drum, or other ear injury or Head and Neck Surgery, 1 Prince St., surgery, you may not be able to use ear Alexandria, Va. 22314. Rotarians to start scholarship

The Brookdale Community College town high schools, is enrolled full time at Foundation has been presented with a Brookdale, is in good academic standing, onetime gift of $17,051 from the and can demonstrate financial need. Middletown Rotary, to establish the annu­ “We hope the students who take al Murray Revits/Middletown Rotary advantage of this scholarship,” said Endowed Scholarship. The late Murray Tockerman, “will make future donations Donna is on track to make Revits, owner of Harmony Bowl, was a to the fund, and consider joining the “wonderful guy, and very dedicated to Rotary, once they’re established in their her best year ever! For best serving the community,” said Warren careers.” results call our consistent top Tockerman, Rotary Club director and Further information on the Murray Re­ producer. Middletown resident vits/Middletown Rotary Club Scholarship The $500 scholarship will be awarded is available from the Brookdale FOR SUPPORT YOU CAN COUNT ON annually to a Brookdale student who has Foundation at (908) 224-2888 or from graduated from either of the two Middle­ Warren Tockerman at (908) 671-4450. Please call Donna Bruno 5 8 3 - 5 0 0 0 C enter is counting, ro llin g pennies Matawan/Aberdeen Office c o L o u ie ix Pleasant Valley Adult Day Care cover some of these lost or unaccountable 1082 Highway 34, Matawan Center, a separate entity located on the pennies, Pleasant Valley has formed a B A N K E R □ 583-5000 hospital campus and managed through “Penny Rolling Task Force.” Members of Evening 566-1423 Bayshore Community Health Services, Pleasant Valley are anxiously awaiting to Holmdel, is trying to help the United count and roll any and all donations of States government find lost pennies. pennies. Any pennies donated to Pleasant According to a government report almost Valley will be contributed to the center. half of all the pennies produced each year For more information on how you can T are lost at an approximate value of three help the Penny Rolling Task Force, con­ T billion dollars. tact Pleasant Valley Adult Day Care In an effort to help the government re­ Center at (908) 888-4567. 1 1 1 «li F il f j BARBARA KENAS SUMMER IS HERE! 'The Thomas Jefferson Buy A Carrier Cooling System JUST LISTED We're The SOCIETY HILL New Construction Now & Get A Cash Rebate! □ Inside Guys 15 Excalibur Court Starting at $295,000 (our •Receive a $100 CASH rebate from Clarke, when you Old Bridge of these super models offer purchase a Carrier 38TRA Air Conditioning System!* Lovely Society Hill “300” model townhouse. 2 bedrooms, V/ bath, Greatroom over the •Change your furnace at the same time and earn brick fireplace, custom deck. Great garage, central air and another $50 CASH!* location neartbe lake! •FREE Programmable Night Set-Back Thermostat! P00L-TENNIS-CLUBH0USE fireplace. Five models to choose •6 Month Same As Cash Financing Available! co? *117,900* from. Call today for an 'Offer Expires 7/31/96 appointment. £ Our Engineers aren't com fortable until you are. OVER S MILLION SOLD IM 19951 o> K you want your house SOLD LIST WITH RARRARA KENAS! Gloria Niison Realtors STRATHMORE SPECIALIST! Aberdeen Office 350 Route 35, Middletown, N J. ENGINEERING CO. Red Bank (908) 741-3454 • N ew Brunsw ick (908) 494-6113 (908) 747-5600 583-5400 iS S e r v i n g A l l of C entrolN ew Jersey Since 1951 4 0 JULY 10, 1996, INDEPENDENT

AREA MORTGAGE RATES H om e Buyer's SHEILAH 30-year Fixed 15-year Fixed t-year A.R.M. LENDER P H O N E # S e m i n a r Rates / Points Rates / Points Rates / Points Access Mortgage Svcs. (8(X)) 571-4040 7.75 / 3.00 7 .5 0 /3 .0 0 4.63 / 3.IX) Wednesday, July 17th Bay City Mortgage (908) 264-2700 7.75 / 3.00 7.25 / 3.00 4.50 / 3.00 Central Jersey Svgs. Bk. (908) 254-6600 7.88 / 3.00 7.38 / 3.00 5.7 5 /1 .0 0 7:00 P.M. Choice Mortgage Corp. (800) 244-2821 7 .8 8 /2 .5 0 7.38 / 2.88 4.38 / 2.00 COLDUJeU. ComNet Mortgage (609) 427-1844 7.75 / 3.00 7.25 / 3.00 3.9 0 /3 .0 0 BANKQR □ CorcStates Mortgage (800)999-3885 7.75 / 3.00 7.38/3.00 5.25 / 3.50 Countrywide Home Loans (908) 780-8855 7.75 / 2.88 7.25 / 3.00 No Quote First Savings Bank (908) 225-4450 7.88/3.00 7.38/3.00 5 .8 8 /0 .0 0 Matawan/Aberdeen Office 5.0 0/3.00 1082 Route 34 § First Washington State Bk. (609)426-1000 7.50/4.00 6.88/4.00 No Quote No Quote No Quote N ew Je rse y R ealty Seating Limited Fleet Bank (800) 888-6761 566-0242x124 ° Hamilton National Mortgage (609)273-1234 7.88 / 3.00 7.38 / 3.00 4.88 / 3.00 RSVP: 583-5000 (ext. 102) Imperial Home Loans (609) 890-7048 No Quote N o Quote No Quote 536-3268 x124 r e s . 9 4 6 -4 4 6 4 Ask For Jeff Fox Ivy Mortgage Corp. (800) 489-5363 7.75/3.00 7.38/3.00 4 .7 5 /3 .0 0 A Financial Services Officer will let you Jefferson Bank (800) 443-5757 No Quote No Quote No Quote know how much house you can afford. TEITEL Merrill Lynch (800)817-3899 8.38 / 1.00 7 .8 8 /1 .0 0 6 .3 8 /1 .0 0 Morgan Carlton (800)562-6719 7.63 / 2.88 7 .0 0 /2 .8 8 4.50 / 2.88 PUYTO W W W HAL ESTATE... CHARITY National Future Mortgage (800) 291-7900 7.63 / 3.00 7.25 / 3.00 5.1 3 /0 .0 0 BET ON YVETTE! Presidential Home Finance (800) 528-9246 7.50/3.00 7.00/3.00 4.25 / 3.00 GARAGE SALE Princeton Mortgage (609)737-1000 7 .7 5 /3 .0 0 7.25 / 3.00 4.75 / 3.00 MAY 96 TOP PRODUCER Raritan Bay Fed. Credit Un. (908) 727-3500 7 .7 5 /3 .0 0 7.38 / 3.00 5.5 0/3.00 Saturday • July 13th 9am-3pm Royal Mortgage (609) 452-1160 8.00/3.00 7.50/3.00 4.63 / 3.00 Information provided by The INational Financial News Services and is valid as o f July 5, 1996. Please contact Merchandise from 40 different institution for additional fees at id services. Lenders wishing to participate in this survey call (610) 344-7380. homes all in one location Rates are subject to changes wi thout notice. Check rates on the Internet: http://www.nfns.com © 1995 n fn s

C O L O I U e L t B A N K E R □ PROPERTY LINES BET ON YVETTE THORNTON I 33 Fulton St ...... $ 4 0 ,1 0 0 ABERDIE 14 Haven W ay ...... $ 8 8 ,0 0 0 908-613-4800 950 Highway 35 222 Osborn St ...... $ 9 1 ,5 0 0 voice mail 908-238-07 I 8 29 Bechstein Drive ...... $ 1 3 9 ,0 0 0 135 First St ...... $ 2 2 3 ,0 0 0 . c a l l m e t o d a y f o r a Middletown, NJ 80 Cypress Ave ...... $ 1 5 2 ,5 0 0 57 Chingarrora Ave ...... $ 9 5 ,0 0 0 307 Ryan St ...... $ 1 0 7 ,5 0 0 j W mmm * Proceeds to Benefit ■ a y j R w r w l o f y o u r h o m e. # 21 Althon Lane ...... $ 1 8 7 ,5 0 0 m t . Habitat for Hum anity 479 Garden Place ...... $ 9 5 ,5 0 0 520 Matawan Ave ...... $ 8 0 ,0 0 0 348 Main St ...... $ 1 3 3 ,5 0 0 1515 Wellington Place ...... $ 6 7 ,5 0 0 9 Ryers Lane ...... $ 1 3 0 ,0 0 0 93 Broad St ...... $ 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 4 Lola Lane ...... $ 1 4 2 ,6 9 0 348 Main St ...... $ 1 3 3 ,5 0 0 /?eal E state 9 Ryers Lane ...... $ 1 3 0 ,0 0 0 6 Ashleigh Drive ...... $ 2 1 4 ,0 0 0 8 Ashleigh Drive ...... $ 2 0 3 ,0 0 0 S p o t l i g h t ______Brown Avenue ...... $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 32 Cavan Lane ...... $ 1 1 6 ,1 5 0 IBB 10 Chestnut Drive ...... $ 1 1 6 ,5 0 0 • Rollie Davis Realty, Inc. is pleased to announce that Jean Perpignan has 33 Bonnie Drive ...... $ 1 4 2 ,0 0 0 7 Convent Court ...... $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 331 E. End Ave ...... $1 0 5 ,0 0 1 joined the company as Sales Associate. Jean, a resident of Monroe Township, 5 Monmouth St ...... $ 6 6 ,2 3 6 6 Jefferson St ...... $ 1 0 5 ,0 0 0 has been a licensed real estate agent for 20 years. Prior to that she has been in 883 Poole Ave ...... $ 3 1 0 ,0 0 0 25 Johnson Terrace ...... $ 1 9 3 ,5 0 0 the banking business. Give Jean a call at 908-254-3750 ext. 182. 63 Seventh St ...... $ 1 0 0 140 Laurel Ave ...... $ 5 2 5 ,0 0 0 1 Stanford Drive ...... $ 1 1 7 ,0 0 0 341 Leonardville Road ...... $ 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 • Anne Fasano of Freehold has joined The Prudential New Jersey 6 Ashleigh Drive ...... $ 2 1 4 ,0 0 0 38 Maida Terrace ...... $ 1 4 0 ,0 0 0 Realty’s office at 700 Tennent Road in Manalapan. A six-time winner of 8 Ashleigh Drive ...... $ 2 0 3 ,0 0 0 683 Main St ...... $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 Brown Avenue ...... $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 NJAR’s M illion Dollar Sales Club, and a 10-year veteran of the field, Anne is 342 Middlewood Road ...... $ 1 1 3 ,2 0 0 32 Cavan Lane ...... $ 1 1 6 ,1 5 0 7 4 M o n m o u th A v e ...... $ 1 ,6 0 0 certified in New Homes Sales and is an expert on the real estate markets in 10 Chestnut Drive ...... $ 1 1 6 ,5 0 0 540 Ocean Ave ...... $ 4 5 ,0 5 9 both Monmouth and Middlesex counties. She can be reached at 908-536­ 7 Convent Court ...... $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 14 Roop Ave ...... $ 6 1 ,5 0 0 1200. 5 Monmouth St ...... $ 6 6 ,2 3 6 6 Sea Gull Lane ...... $ 3 3 0 ,0 0 0 883 Poole Ave ...... $ 3 1 0 ,0 0 0 5 Tiensch Ave ...... $1 ,.636 • RE/M AX First Realty in East Brunswick and Edison has joined the 63 Seventh St ...... $ 1 0 0 49 Townsend Drive ...... $ 2 3 0 ,5 0 0 RE/M AX Satellite Network, the real estate industry’s only international 1 Stanford Drive ...... $ 1 1 7 ,0 0 0 21 Trovillo- Court ...... $ 3 1 9 ,0 0 0 71 Cornell Drive ...... $ 1 1 5 ,0 0 0 satellite network. The programming is specifically aimed toward RE/M AX 307 Twilight Ave ...... $ 1 3 6 ,0 0 0 63 Thorne Place ...... $ 1 3 5 ,0 0 0 8 Wesleyan St ...... $ 1 6 9 ,5 0 0 agents, with a definite push toward education, which R E /M A X promotes 10 Acker Drive ...... $ 1 7 0 ,0 0 0 among its associates. To contact R E /M A X First Realty regarding the HOLMDEL 27 Bergen St ...... $ 1 4 9 ,0 0 0 RE/M AX Satellite Network, call the East Brunswick office at 908-257-3500, 109 Bonnie Drive ...... $ 1 6 9 ,0 0 0 or the Edison office at 908-549-9400. 23 Chardonnay Drive ...... $ 4 3 9 ,8 7 7 154 Clairmont Ave ...... $ 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 15 Luccarelli Drive ...... $ 4 8 9 ,0 0 0 591 Clinton Ave ...... $ 1 1 2 ,0 0 0 • Gerry Scala, manager of The Prudential New Jersey Realty, has added 771 Van Schiock Road ...... $ 3 3 0 ,0 0 0 358 Conover Place ...... $ 1 6 3 ,0 0 0 a number o f experienced sales associates in recent months to his winning 2 White Roch Terrace ...... $ 4 6 0 ,0 0 0 9 Constitution Drive ...... $ 3 3 7 ,0 0 0 23 Chardonnay Drive ...... $ 4 3 9 ,8 7 7 331 E. End Ave ...... $ 1 0 5 ,0 0 1 team at the Middletown office, 600 Highway 35. They include Michelle 15 Luccarelli Drive ...... $ 4 8 9 ,0 0 0 32 Fox Hill Road ...... $ 2 8 5 ,0 0 0 Cartwright, Nancy Daley, Valli Morano and Tony Profita, all past or 771 Van Schiock Road ...... $ 3 3 0 ,0 0 0 5 Heath Parkway ...... $ 2 1 0 ,0 0 0 present members of the NJAR Million Dollar Sales Club. Kevin Olsen, 2 White Roch Terrace ...... $ 4 6 0 ,0 0 0 341 Leonardville Road ...... $ 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 665 Main St ...... $ 3 ,7 5 0 Nelson Ribon, and Debra Schreiber are also successful agents who have 8 Dakota Court ...... $ 2 8 5 ,0 0 0 51 DurontAve ...... $ 1 9 0 ,0 0 0 124 Monmouth Ave ...... $ 1 2 5 ,5 0 0 joined the team, as well as Tom Donnelly, a new agent who has extensive 8 Greco Court ...... $ 3 7 5 ,0 0 0 43 Morris Ave ...... $ 8 0 ,0 0 0 experience as an attorney handling real estate law. They can be reached at 131 Middle R oad ...... $ 1 2 7 ,4 9 0 146 New Monmouth Road $190,000 908-671-2641. 540 Ocean Ave ...... $ 4 5 ,0 5 9 16 Parkway Ave...... $ 1 0 0 • Khaled Mohtady, CRS of RE/MAX Team Realty has attended an KEYPORT 272 Sandy Hook Ave ...... $ 1 5 4 ,5 0 0 extensive seminar on Foreclosure/Bankruptcy and how they affect buyers and 31 Shadow Lake Drive ...... $ 1 5 7 ,5 0 0 63 Tall Timber Road ...... $ 3 1 5 ,0 0 0 sellers of real estate. Khaled is a broker and a 12-year real estate veteran who 374 Broad St ...... $ 5 7 ,7 0 0 13 E. Third St ...... $ 8 5 ,0 0 0 59 Veland Road ...... $ 2 2 8 ,5 0 0 is a certified residential specialist. Call Mohtady for all your real estate needs 33 Fulton St ...... $ 4 0 ,1 0 0 51 Vineyard Ave ...... $ 1 0 9 ,0 0 0 at 908-607-0110 ext.22. 14 Haven W ay ...... $ 8 8 ,0 0 0 80 Walling Ave ...... $ 1 2 5 ,0 0 0 To be featured, please contact Mike Feinberg by phone - 908-972-6740, ext. 214 or Fax - 908-972-6746 222 Osborn St ...... $ 9 1 ,5 0 0 1 Wealthy Ave ...... $ 1 4 7 ,5 0 0 135 First St ...... $ 2 2 3 ,0 0 0 14 Western Reach ...... $ 8 5 ,0 0 0 INDEPENDENT, JULY 10,1996 4 1 015 Summer/Winter 035 Help Wanted 007 Houses for Sale R e n ta ls F u ll T im e WILDWOOD CREST-Pacific Ave CHItJDCARE-Wbrtclnyour SOUTH BRUNSWICK- 1 & 2 BEDROOM UNITS own home. Monday Morning NOTICES Beautiful 3 bedrm. ranch. V / 2 Air cond., w/w carpet, color Inc. offers free insurance ana baths, remod. kitch. w/sky TV, eat-in kit., bath, liv. rm. backup. 908-253-9595______lights. Fam. rm. add. w/fire- Rent by week. 609-522-8262 piace, garage, Fla. rm., laun­ CLEANING-FTW, flexible dry rm. & pool. Move-in cond. day hours. Good pay. Grow­ 001 Public Notices $162,900. 908-940-1639 ing Company. 908-431-3843

YOUR LEGAL AD CLERICAL CAN BE HERE 0 0 8 C o n d o s Clerk, Typist, Receptionist, Secretaries needed im­ C all for m ore information T o w n h o u s e s 1-800-660-4ADS mediacy. Long/short term as­ COMMERCIAL signments. Apply in person CLASSIFIEDDEADLINES HAZLET - FOR SALE - Town­ house. 3 bedrm., 2 1/2 baths. WESTERN $120,000. 908-576-8068 STAFF SERVICES MONDAY Line Ads - 3:00 pm 017 Office & Turnpike Metroplex MONMOUTH JUNCTION - 190 Route 18 North Display Ads - 3:00 pm FOR SALE - Spacious Floor Space East Brunswick, NJ 08816 1-800-660-4ADS Monmouth Walk Townhouse. 908-296-1100 HOURS OPEN SATURDAYS 9-2 REAL ESTATE Sunny end unit on private MANALAPAN Office Condo court. Immaculate 2 bedrm., COUNTER PERSON Monday....8:30 am-5:30 pm Wednesday.8:30 am-6:30 pm 2 1/2 bath, finished basement SALE OR RENT Bagel Store. Must be friendly Reaching Over 140,000 Homes w/walk-in cedar closet. Eat-in- 1,270 sq. ft. 10 yr old building. & reliable. Call 908-438-1818 Tuesday.... 8:30 am-5:3Q pm Thursday 8:30 am-6:30 pm 005 Apartments kit., din. rm. and great room Easy access. Includes ’phone • News Transcript • Sentinel • Suburban • Bayshore w/cathedral ceiling & fireplace. system. Call John Traina at Independent • Middletown Independent • Examiner Friday...... 8:30 am-5:30 pm Saturday 9:00 am-2:00 pm F o r R e n t Prof. decorated in neutral 908-747-6400 COUNTER ERSON Please read your ad on the first doy of publication. We accept tones with skyliahts, soaking Bagel Store. Sei lior Citizens responsibility for only the first incorrect insertion. We reserve the AH R*al Estate advertised in this tub, onvate decR, and many loomed. C all " 1-438-1818 Local Sentinel/Suburban Readers right to edit, reject or properly classify any ad. newspaper is subject to the Fed­ u -ies! A ll m ajor appli­ 022 Commercial DECORATING AS eral Housing Act of 1968 which ances included. Asking Seeking creative makes it illegal to advertise any $141,900. Call 908-329-3919 P ro p e rt ie s May Call 254 -7 9 7 9 preference, limitation or discrimi­ mindea person decorating. Trairf nation based on race, color, reli­ MONMOUTH JUNCTION- gion, sex or national origin, or an time. Cail 908-9 intention to make any such prefer­ Condo for sale, 2 bedrm., 2 FREEHOLD ence, limitation or discrimination. bath, 1st flr. Avail. 8/1. By Rent 2,400, 3,400, 3,485 or DELI WORK (Me itawan area) This newspaper will not knowingly owner. Call 609-448-4303 11,500 sq. ft. warehouses Early morning hoi rs available, accept any advertising for Real Es­ and/or office space. Overhead also 11am-3pm nights. W ill tate which is in violation of the doors & loading docks train__ ...... if needed lome# call NOTICES 1 law. Our readers are informed that 0 0 8 a A d u lt ALL PRIME LOCATIONS before 8pm at 908-566-4776 all dwellings advertised in this Call owner 908-462-1991 newspaper are available on an Communities DRIVER/CHAUI equal opportunity basis.” Neat appearani driving record a HAZLET 3 rooms. $650. MANALAPAN-Covered Bridge I 023 Industrial ble. Freehi m month with 1 year lease, Ranch-1 bedrm, 1 den, 2 bath P ro p e rt ie s Jeff 908-57? Beautiful Country Setting REAL ESTATE 5-15 GARAGE SALES 60 ENTERTAINMENT 69 Available Sept. 1st, but can see anytime. 908-495-9624 Walk to club house, shopping MANALAPAN-Off Rt. 33 DRIVERS C all Century 21 Millhurst Business park, office/ Mack M orris Iris Lurie Inc. FT/PT-Clean driving record for KEYPORT-Nice area, 3 Rms., warehouse space avail. 800 messenger^dehyer^^service. bath, heat, water sewer, stor­ Realtors-908-536-2228 ft.-5,500 sq. ft. Call age, cellar + 4 Rms. in attic, 908-462-2000 — ■"— yrd. 80% util, pd MARLBORO GREENS-1 bed ;900/mo.+ 1'/2 mo. sec. dep. rm, conv. den , 11/2 baths, FILE/MAIL CLERK COMMERCIAL 17-28 SERVICE DIRECTORY 70-96 Ideal for 2 Deople. Above Dr. Exc. location. Many Extras 025 Business Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm. INSTRUCTION 63 office. 908-264-0670 Call 908-972-3328 Marlboro area. C a ll Opportunities 908-780-5900 MANALAPAN-2 room apt. Lg. H AIR STYLIST-F or salon in kitch. Separate entrance. Gas $5,000 - $8,000 Monthly - r* • w • * i 009 Rooms for Rent South Brunswk area. Flex- & elec. incl. $650. per mo. Working distributing our ible hours. Call 18-329-6116 Call 908-792-0820 Product Brochures. Get Paid - MANICURIST FINANCIAL 29-32 LOST & FOUND 64 We Supply Brochures. F/T or HAIR STYLIST/ BOATING 105-106 EAST BRUNSWICK-Nice fur­ P/T. For FREE info Write: Needed fo r re-of ening beauty PERRINEVILLE nished housekeeping room D IR EC TO R salon. W ith folic ving, but not 21/2 rms. $350. a month plus private home. 908-. * 1375 Coney Island Avenue, necessary. Call >577-£r-8326 utilities. No pets. Call Ste. 427, Brooklyn, NY 11230 908-446-6760 NORTH BRUNSWICK - Small. HAIRDRESSER/ dean & cheerful. Mature PETS/ANIMALS 65 SAYREVILLE person. $85. per wk. 2 weeks LAUNDROMAT MANICURIST EMPLOYMENT 35-41 AUTOMOTIVE 110-119 BORDENTOWN AVENUE security. Call 908-297-1390 We have locations available Experienced preferred the best finanting in town. - Immediate opening WINDING WOOD OLD BRIDGE - LIVE-IN Garden State Laundry Sys­ High salary 1 & 2 BEDROOM GARDEN 1 room. $100. per month. In­ tems, NJ’s only authorized High commissions Commercial Advertisers Please Call For Rates APARTMENTS FROM $595. cludes utilities 908-583-1185 Wascomat Dealer. Get _the Bonus available BRAND NEW AVAILABLE facts. Come to our FREE Freehold area daily 10am-6pm INFO seminars every Call Donna 409-0099 *--3919 Wed. at 6:30pm 010 Rentals 1026 W Elizabeth Ave. SPOTSWOOD - 2 bedroom, to S h a r e Unden, NJ 1-800-841-4608 LU M BE R Y A R D P E R SO N For Private upper, in 2 fam. house. N e w ly or 908-862-4479 Experience n ecessary. F L E A A D S ^referred. painted, many extras. $650./ MARLBORO room for rent in CDL license Party Items COLONIA-FREE rent in 2 bed C all 908-4< 2-1765 mo., pay own util. A V z mo, a busy nail salon for FACIALS For Private — urify. Call 908-251-6291 room ranch in exchange for * 4 Lines light duties. Call 908-359-7013 or HAIRDRESSER. Call Wed- MANAGER TRA NEE Party Items Sat. at 908-536-1778 £ \ h SINGLE MOM with two yr. old MOMS - Reps urgently need­ ROCK-N-ROLL under $75. •2 Weeks Rock to work & roll to bank, 006 House Rentals daughter looking to share an ed. Come play for a living. One item per ad ‘Third week must be consecutive apartment in Middlesex area. Discovery Toys 908-871-612 r Fun job with futu re. No experi- • Price adjustments only Please call 908-723-0113 ence necessarv . We train. 4 Lines • 2 Weeks You must ca# to renew your ad for the OWN YOU OWN APPAREL Call R. Stewart 908-294-1280 MANALAPAN - FOR RENT - OR SHOE STORE Prepaid DEAL iree vneek before 3.00 on Monty Choose: Jean/Sportswear, M ECH AN lC-C|ar s/Trucks. * Prepaid • J5.00 each additional Ine 2 bedrm., 2 1/2 baths. $1,300 C.D.L. preferred. 5 years K18E1IStt««l$FREEr per mo. 6all 908-446-9358 Bridal, Lingerie, Westemwear, $ 5 . 0 0 * Not refundable 011 Mobile Homes Ladies, Mens, Large Sizes, experience. Scatoa’s Auto & Truck Inc. 908-525-9509 *No Phone Calls - Coupon Only •May be phoned in WEST VIRGINIA-Morgantown- Infant/Preteen, Petite, (5 bedrms.) 2 baths, wash/diy, Dancewear/Aerobic, Maternity parking, 10 min. walk to WVu HAZLET-Why Rent? New mo­ or Accessories Store. Over MORTGAGE campus $190. ea. Call bile homes. Financing. 15 & 2,000 Name Brands. $26,900. 20 year. 6 mo-1 vr. free rent to $38,900: Inventory; Train­ 304-983-2229 Call: 908-888-9335 ing, Fixtures, Grand Opening, FIELD REPS etc. CAN OPEN 15 DAYS Exciting career opportunities Charge Your Ad ROBERTSVIILE VILLAGE Mr. Loughlin 612-888-6555 and the chance or recognition FOR SALE - 14 ft. x 65 ft. are in store for you with 007 Houses for Sale TU R N F A T I N T O $ $ $ Rt. 9 South - 55 years +. Lose weight/work from home. PROVIDENT SAVINGS Call 908-536-9000 $420.-54,000. per month BANK. We are looking for Fax Your Ad 908-432-0016 or 432-8181 C a ll 1-800-733-2110 successful, independent and EAST BRUNSWICK-Perfect career minded individuals who for family, children & pets. 013 Real Estate are self motivated. Close to transp. & shopping. 027 Business r Best schools in NJ, Lg. fenced W a n te d We offer an attractive salary/ backyard,3/4' bedrms., 21/2 E q u ip m e n t commission package that baths, cathedral ceiling, frplc., OLD BRIDGE/Surounding competitively rewards individu­ fin. basmnt., gar., c/ac, sec. OFFICE FURNITURE - als based upon their contribu­ Rent or with option to Design Line, conf. tbl 5’ x 3’, system, c/vac. $179,900. Call buy. Responsible Russian tion to our organ zation. 908-249-0885 4 chairs, desk 5’ x 3 , swivel fami1uly ne 3-4 bedrooms. chair, 3 bookcases. $500. all 908-1-723-1544 We offer a strongj support staff Use our handy Private Party Coupon. or part. Call 908-536-0556 and excellerrt financial GOV’T FORECLOSED opportunity. Select the ad that best meets your needs. Homes for pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax, Repo’s Send resume with salary REO’s. Your Area. Toll Free. 014 Mortgages history to: □ F le a (Items under $75) One item per ad $5.00 1-800-898-9778 Ext. H-5133 for current listings. Provident Sa /in g s B an k Sales Manager/Mortgageir/Mori □ B IG DEAL (Items over $75) $20.00 HAZLET Comfortable Ranch ALL CREDIT O.K. 830 Bergen Avenue 2 bedrooms, new bathroom, RE-FINANCING EMPLOYMENT Jersey City, NJ 07306 eat-in kitchen, living room & 7Days-9am-9pm. 908-607-2720 EOE M/F/D/V Please include all spaces and punctuation. One character per box. large enclosed porch. Full Mortgage Money Unlimited basement, fenced yard. Walk 281 Hwy. 79 Morganville, NJ 035 Help Wanted to stores & NY bus. $125,000. Licensed Mortgage Banker Call Lilly at 908-566-9000 NJ Department of Banking F u ll T im e

ADVERTISERS HUNTER MOUNTAIN, NY 015 Summer/Winter & READERS Your P rivate cul-de-sac, 1 mi. from tt is the policy o1 this newspaper ski lodge. 2 family log home. R e n ta ls that all help wanted advertise­ 2,000 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, 2 ments will begin with a job title. baths each unit. Plus base­ Call 1-800460-4 ADS ment apt. Fully furnished, all Ad FLORIDA VILLA ASSISTANT MANAGERS appli. Low utilities. Move-in 3 bedroom, 2 bath v illa w/pri- cond. Good rental income. vate pool. Quiet residential lo­ Name__ Asking $180,000. Call cation. 8 miles to DISNEY & NO FEAR 1-800-223-2440, lExt. 2555 Our booming company needs Can other attractions. people wrth no rear of a Address. rocking atmosphere. No WEEK-MONTHLY RATES expenence. We train. City____ _ State Need help Call 908-583-8098 Call 908-294-1280 T. Selleck Be Zip------. Day Phone. .Evening Phone_ writing your ad? LOG CABIN, PA. CAREER/ASSISTANT/ $800./PER WEEK /MANAGERS CALL 908-254-1331, EVES Here! VISA#__ Our experienced CRAZY MANAGERS VISA Needed to replace lazy MC#___ Classified advisors MYRTLE BEACH, SC managers. No experience Mail Payment & Coupon to: 2 bedroom. 2 bath condo. necessary. Call Quincy will help you write a 1 block to beach. 2 pools, 908-294-1280 DISCOVER#. Greater Media Newspapers tennis. Weekly. 908-721-9030 Call ClassifiGd Expiration date. most effective ad. OCEAN CITY, MD - 100 ft. to CARPENTER/ 7 Edgeboro Rd. • East Brunswick, NJ 08816 the beach, 2 bedrm., sleeps 6, Ads are subject to approval. Give us a call at complete______kit., nnk cable u T\TV, / AC, CARPENTER’S HELPER 1 -800-660-4ADS Whirlpool bath $550. to $ f" Some experience helpful. 1-800-660-4ADS weekly. Call 908-521-2444 Call 908-566-3235 4 2 INDEPENDENT, JULY 10, 1996

035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036a Employment 037a Child Care 040 Situations 042 Antiques/ Fu ll T im e F u ll T im e P a rt T im e P a rt T im e S e r v ic e s W a n te d W a n te d Collectibles LICENSED Practical Nurse MARLBORO-Family seeks MORTGAGE TEACHER ASSISTANT LAW ENFORCEMENT Seeking Work. Flexible Hours ANTIQUES F/T-P/T - Good Shepherd DELIVERY POSITIONS SECRETARY reliable individual to care for 2 Reasonable Rates Top prices paid for: Antique 12 to 3pm. Recent PC/MAC children ages 6 & 11. Must Children Center. experience. Non-smoker Call 908-566-7433 furniture, oriental rugs, ORIGINATORS Call 908-679-8887 PART TIME . JOBS love children & be able to paintings, jewelry & silver. We Manalapan 908-431-1505 No txp. Necessary. Now hir­ help w/ homework & meals. Exciting career opportunities Would you like to earn be­ ing. U.S. Customs, Officers, purchase entire contents of and the chance for recognition TELEMARKETING - F/T - P/T References a must Call 041 Resumes/ estates. Will come to your $7. to $9. per hour. W e are tween $500. and $650. extra SPECIALITY TEACHERS for etc. For info. 219-794-0010 908-409-2897 are in store for you with each month? We have early Saturday children’s enrich­ ext. 2937 9am-11pm. 7 days Business Services home. Call 908-862-0200 PROVIDENT SAVINGS seeking bnght, enthusiastic people to tell others about our morning routes available in ment program starting in MARLBORO-Looking for BANK. We are looking for the following towns: October. Background in MYSTERY SHOPPERS successful, independent and terrific service and help bring PT/FT people needed for local m ature, non-smoking ANTIQUES WANTED people together. Matawan •CARTERET -COLON IA speciality plus ability to work individual to care for my infant 15 FREE RESUMES Cookie jars, Depression glass, career minded individuals who •EAST BRUNSWICK with children required. stores. Great pay. w/first order. Written/typeset, Roseville pottery, Dolls, Toys, are self motivated. area accounting firm offers FREE products. Now hiring son part time Friday-Sunday. flexible day hours, base salary •EDISON OLD BRIDGE Specialties needed Experience & References a laser printed. RUSH Sen/ice. Architectural items & furniture. •HIGHLAND PARK Calligraphy, Police Science, C all now: 1-818-700-4756 Write For You....908-446-8012 We offer an attractive salary/ plus commission, training and must. Drivers license required. Chubby Cherubs Antiques support, no accounting •PERTH AMBOY Arts/Crafts, Origami, Karate, Call 908-946-3558 908-294-0440 commission package that •JAMESBURG -PISCATAWAY Soccer, Wood Snoj ' - - $1,000*8 POSSIBLE TYPING —perience required. P/T. At home. Toll free competitively rewards individu­ a ll------•METUCHEN «PLAINSBORO tion required), I___ als based upon their contribu­ •NORTH BRUNSWICK $14.00 per hour. 1-800-898-9778 ext. T-5133 OLD BRIDGE Babysitter tion to our organization •WOODBRIDGE Call 908-566-3186 for listings needed in our home p/t flex­ 043 Appliances •NEW BRUNSWICK ible 2 davs a week. Refer­ TELLERS SALES ences. 908-238-7671 We offer a strong support staff Credit Union seeking expert TELEMARKETER NEEDED and excellent financial A IR C O N D IT IO N E R S- enced teller. Please FAX re­ For more information, Appointment setting for local ARE YOU EARNING opportunity. sumes to: RFCU-T call today! chiropractor. $6. an hour. OLD BRIDGE-Looking for Emerson. 7500 BTU’s. Case­ 908-445-4897 or send to Work from home. Experience highly responsible loving per­ ment. $300. Used only 1 Send resume with salary WHAT YOU’RE WORTH son to care for twins in our/ MERCHANDISE season. Hunter. 5500 BTU’s. PO Box 6835 1 -888-4-LEDGER preferred. 4 weeknignts from Work from home or office. history to: Piscataway, NJ 08855 5pm-9pm & Saturday 10r your home. CPR & First aid $150. Call 908-886-6749 1-888-453-3437 1pm. C all 908-536-8391 Earn $1,000. - $4,000. PT. certified. Mon. to Thurs. Provident Savings Bank $5,000.-$10,000. FT. Free va­ 1-7pm. Start Sept. Call TRAVEL AGENT- Immediate cations. Call 908-493-1645 Sales~ ‘ **Manager/Mortgage r/Mo openings for outside sales DEMONSTRATORS 908-679-9376 830 Bergen Avenue agents. Commission only. TELEMARKETING $35,000. YEAR INCOME 042 Antiques/ Jersey Crty, NJ 07306 Travel benefits. W ill train. Call EOE M/F/D/V CHRISTMAS potential. Reading books. Toll Collectibles 908-290-1613 SALES Free 1-800-898-9778, Ext. SELECTIVE NANNY AROUND THE WORLD $7. per hour + commission R-4729 for details. Nannies Needed For Great OFFICE WORK-Knowledge of FREE KIT NO DELIVERY Edison location. Monday- Families Live-in/Live-out ANTIQUES - DECORATIVE Use your VISA word processing. Good people WAREHOUSE ALSO BOOKING PARTIES Friday 5-9pm. Experience pre­ WORK AT HOME Assembling Call 908-432-9500 FIREPLACE, $175. SINGER Several openings for experi­ TREADLE SEWING & writing skills. Call Micnaefor Call Cecilia 908-360-4740 ferred but not necsssary. Stu- products & other. Full or par 288 Summerhill Rd. E.B. NJ or MASTERCARD Richard 908-249-1231 enced foik lift operators, as­ dents/homemmakers/retirees time. No sales or special skills MACHINE, $75. Both $220. semblers, pickers/packers. All welcome. Call Today for inter­ required. 1-800-840-6324 Call 908-257-9679 SALES HELP NEEDED shifts needed immediately. DEMONSTRATORS view/Start tommorrow. to pay for your Full/part time for retail gift APPLY IN PERSON Christmas Around The World 908-283-2323 leave message WORK from home by choice. 039a Care Wanted store IN Matawan. Will train Show merchandise through Ext. 110 between 12-8:30pm F/T, P/T. Training provided. ANTIQUES TO Classified Ads appropriate person. Call WESTERN home parties, flexible hours. Bonuses. Paid vacations. Call 100 SUCCESSFUL DEALL Susan 908-583-1499 STAFF SERVICES Call Gerri 908-536-0905 212-613-3103 1 month FREE RENT with 6 1-800-660-4-ADS Turnpike Metroplex TELEPHONE SALES MANALAPAN-Aide to care for month lease with this ad. 190 Route 18 North Hourly plus commission female in wheelchair. Monday- Freehold Antique Gallery SALES East Brunswick, NJ 08816 DENTAL ASSISTANT Flexible hours. Servicing 037 Babysitting Friday. Call 908-536-9781____ 908-462-7900 New territory. Skyline Displays 908-296-1100 Pt may lead to ft. Rewarding Hotels. Call 908-591-0500 world leaders in design and position for motivated, caring C h ild C a r e manufacturing of lightweight individual for modern profes­ custom and portable exhibits. 036 Help Wanted sional office. Involves eve­ TELLERS ABERDEEN - Quality daycare, Exhibit sales, design, photo or P a rt T im e nings & Saturdays. Experi­ $9.00/hour. Credit Union all ages, in my home. Music & graphic experience required. ence preferred. X-Ray license seeking experienced tellers fun. Meals. Call 908-583-1496 Computer literate. Fast paced, required. Call 908-972-3866 Please FAX resumes to SEU VOUR ITEMS IN 2 WEEKS creative, selling position. RFCU-T 908-445-4897 CARE FOR KIDS Fax 201-862-3296: RADIO or send to: Free Day Care Referrals in Phone 201-882-3488: or mail PO Box 6835 Freehold/Manalapan/Mariboro resume to: Jersey Skyline TECHNICAL PRODUCER/ DRIVER/ Piscataway, NJ 08855 Call 908-409-3725 3B Oak Road SCHOOL BUS Fairfield, NJ 07004 BOARD OPERATOR With or without CDL license. CHILD CARE ALTERNATIVE Training now for Sepetember. 036a Employment European “AU PAIRS” live-ir Free training. Good pay with help, reliable, experienced, SALES PERSON W CTC seeks person for p/t benefits. Call 908-536-3485 S e r v ic e s English speaking legal, gov’t P/T - F/T Upscale clothing weekend shift (Sunday). approved program. Under boutique, selling kids & junior Some broadcasting experi­ $200./wk. Call Marc ATTENTION 908-308-3934 or Au Pair US/ sizes. Looking for very ence & FCC Radio Telephone DRIVER/LABORER READERS ixperienced sales people Operator's Permit required. Ads under this classification are at 800-AU-PAIRS Apply in person or send let­ For warehouse in Matawan Week-end hours required. $7./hour. Call 908-566-1178 not offers of employment. Often Call 972-2322 ter,resume & audition tape to; these ad vert iso rs offer a service WCTC Operations Manager for a fee. If you place a call to a CHILDREN S CHOICE SECRETARY-For busy East 78 Veronica Avenue “900” number you will automati­ 46 W. Ferris St., E. Brunswick Brunswick Chiropractic office. Somerset. NJ 08873. EOE MERCHANDISER cally be billed a tee, which varies. Ages 3 months-5 years. Flexible daytime hours. No Kindergarten. State Certified. Hours Monday & Wednesday selling. $8.50/hour. Seeking ANSWERING TELEPHONES 10am-7:30pm. Tuesday & ADVERTISERS Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months & READERS person with care to inventory PT/FT $9.25 plus hour a year. Call 908-613-4488 Thursday 2:00-7:30pm. Fri­ It is th« policy of this newspaper and stock our products, 10-15 answering telephone from days 10:00am-3pm. Must that all help wanted advertise- hours per week, your local area. Flexible EAST BRUNSWICK - Quality, have good phone & clerical ~ will begin with a job title. East Brunswick area. hours. No experience loving child care provided skills. Call & leave message Call 1-800-660-4 ADS C all 1-800-877-5201 necessary. Call now in my non-smoking home. on machine 908-246-1258 EOE, M/F/D/V 1-818-759-9098 Refs. C all 908-6E>1-7223 ANSWER TELEPHONES PT/FT. $9.25/hour from your L’EGGS PRODUCTS SECURITY local area. Flexible hours. No EARN AT HOME EF AU PAIR Officers needed. Edison, $1.000 + weekly stuffing Dayton, Jamesburg, Freehold. experience necessary. Call now 818-734-0507 MYSTERY SHOPPERS envelopes. Send a self E U R O P E A N • Above average pay rates PT/FT people needed for local addressed stamped envelope • Vacation/medical benefits APPOINTMENT SETTERS stores. Great pay. FREE to A & E Associates LIVE-IN CHILDCARE • Excellent training program products. Now hinng. Call now 4201 Church Road Carefully screened, profes­ APPLY IN PERSON AM/PM SHIFTS AVAILABLE Salary plus commission 818-759-6&2 12B The E llipse Bldg.#209 sionally trained, English Professional Security Bureau Mount Laurel. N.J. 08054 speaking, legal visas. Experi­ 4270 Route 1 North • No experience required • Paid Training OLD BRIDGE-Driver needed- ence the benefits of intercul- Monmouth Junction, NJ Resp. person to drive 2 kids EARN UP TO $1,000. weekly tural childcare! Average $192. 908-274-1414 • Company benefits National Company seeking to/from camp. Hrs. 8:15am & stuffing envelopes at home. er week. For more into call: money motivated individuals 3.00pm. 908-679-6790 Start now. No experience. lichele Chazen 908-566-8937 TEACHER & ASSISTANT Free supplies, information. No BJoanne Hunt 908-542-1732 TEACHER for Nursery School. to join our growing organiza­ tion. If you have a positive at­ obligation. Send SASE to: Gov’t designated, non-profit Freehold Area. Call titude And a clear speaking PAINTER’S HELPER Ditto Dept. 186 908-446-4100 voice... Call Kellie at our Free­ Leam from experienced paint­ 3208-C E. Colonial Dr N 312 EXPERIENCED. FUN Loving hold location for a personal in­ er. Davs, Freehold area. $8./ Orlando, FL. 32803 caring babysitter w/ excellent TEACHER (Head teacher for terview. 1-800-688-4540. EOE hour. Call 908-938-6333 days references. Available full or preschool). Raritan Valley or 908-308-4260 evenings $40,000. INCOME Potential. part time. Call 609-392-8581 YMCA, East Brunswick Full Home typists/PC users. day pre-school child care pro­ To ll Free 1-800-898-9778, gram. Must have early child BILLING Ext. T-4730 for listings. KIDS COUNT nood degree and appropriate RECEPTIONIST Child Center/State Licensed COLLECTIONS For busy Chiropractic Office. Ages Infant to 8 Years experience for licensing. Re­ Doctor's office Old Bridge. Computer & phone skills HOME TYPISTS-PC users sponsibilities include group needed. $45,000. income po­ Weekly Summer Programs Mondav, Wednesday & Friday required. Must be versatile & 658 Englishtown Rd. Ola Bridge teacher activities, supervision 10am-6pm. Insurance, typinq, flexible. Monday, Wednesday, tential. C all 1-800-513-4543 of staff, curriculum planning. reception. Must be flexible & Ext. B-2111 Call 908-723-9416 HEAL Friday evenings, 2pm to 9pm. Strong communication skills with figures. Will train. Thursday 10am to 2pm Fax helpful. Position available for Call 908-679-1100 resume 908-536-0448 HOMEWORKERS WANTED September 1. Resumes and $240.-$480. W eekly! MANALAPAN references required by 8/1. Clipping Coupons or Dependable girl will sit for Care of Ron Fournier. YMCA CLERICAL messing grocery premiums your child/children. OR THE THIRD WEEK IS F R E E !' 206 Dunhams Comer Rd. Monday thru Friday, Easy! Checks Mailed Weekly. Friday/Saturday evenings. East Brunswick, NJ 08816. 12:30-5:30 for a very busy Applications Send Long Self Centra State Certified. fast paced auto insurance ap- SALES-W E’LL PA Y YOU Addressed Stamped Envelope Call week-days 3pm to 9pm >raisal business. W e are look- To loose 10 Lbs. or more! Shopper’s Business Exchange 908-462-6085 TEACHER AIDES ng tor a hard working, neat, Call 908-493-9585 668 Main St., Suite 235 MANALAPAN Highly respon­ organized person witn clear Ext.# SB348 sible teacher providing care in TEACHERS pleasant speakina voice in a 1 Wilmington, Ma 01887 your home. Call 908-446-6676 Full Time/Part Time person office. $6. an hour to SALES PERMANENT POSITION start. Fill out application Colesce Lingerie Home Par­ IMMEDIATE OPENINGS July 8th 12:30-3pm ties is now in this area. $75.- LAW ENFORCEMENT NANNIES AVAILABLE Nursery School. Call Between 14 Plaza 9, Manalapan, 2nd $100. per party. $25,000.+ full JOBS. NO EXPERIENCE Fully Screened. Experienced. 9am & 5pm 908-254-3505 floor. NO SUMMER HELP. time. 908-390-6501 NECESSARY. Now hiring. For Private Party Items Live in/out. Reas, rates U.S. Customs, Officers, Etc. SECURE NANNY CARE For inform ation call C all 1-800-487-3059 1-219-794-0010 ext. 2937 9am to 11 pm 7 days. OLD BRIDGE-TLC from Mom. Big home. Experienced. Near Rt. 9 bus. 908-679-2096

SELECTIVE NANNY ■4 Lines J ^ f l O O B u s Attendants - $7.70 per hour Nannies Available Immediately for Live-in/Live-out B U S Drivers -$10.50 per hour for the first 90 days; $12.50 per hour thereafter Your Call 908-432-9500 Custodians - $8.50 per hour 288 Summerhill Rd. E.B. NJ ■ 2 Times SPOTSWOOD- Loving mom Clerk/Typists - $7.00 per hour Ad will care for your child in my * 2 0 Instructional A ssistants -» $7.87 per hour home. Call 908-723-0282 *Third w eek must be consecutive Lunchroom Aides - $7.70 per hour Can “OUR HOUSE” Nurses - $75.00 per day for first 10 days; $80 per day thereafter Child Care Network Pre-Paid ■ $5.00 each additional line (Standard or County Certificate required) Free Referral & Resources From Keansburg-Middletown Not refundable ■ Price adjustm ents only Secretaries - $7.75 per hour Be Please call 908-787-8677 Teachers - $63.00 per day (Standard Certificate or Certificate of You m ust call to renew your ad for the Eligibility with Advanced Standing Required) 037a Child Care free w eek before deadline. Here! W an ted (Rates sub ject to change f o r 1996/1997 school year) CLARKSBU RG-Reliable loving For Information please call: person to care for 1Vfe year old during the day. Your child M arlboro Township Public schools Call welcome. Call 609-259-2619 MARLBORO - P/T - F/T - (908) 972-2000 Care for 1 infant, reliable, 1 -800-660-4ADS warm & energetic. Refs, a 1-800-660-4ADS Marlboro Township Board of Education must. Non-smoker. English is an Equal Opportunity Employer ..... speaking. Call 908-308-0438 INDEPENDENT, JULY 10, 1996 4 3

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CARRIAGES (2), cradle, BED-Brass. Queen, complete DINING ROOM TABLE, Glass SOFA/LOVE SEAT-Contemp. AAA ANTHONY’S ANTIQUE bookshelves, playpen, clothing w/Ortho mattress set. Unused, top, washed oak, 6’ x 41”, off white w/ melon & DOG IGLOO MOVING SALE VENDING MACHINE PAYS TOP $$$$ for used fur­ infant to 4T. Booster seats. in box. Cost $600. Sell $250. 2 arm chairs. $750. turquoise. $400. or best offer For large dog. $20. Call after Washer/dryer, black refrig., Snack-Mart. BRAND NEW. niture, glass, art, toys, all col­ TV color. Good cond. Reason­ Call 908-602-9673 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER - Exc. cond. Call 908-536-6002 6pm 908-214-1102 black dinette, oak wall unit, Sacrifice at $3,000. Call lectables, etc. Love attics & able prices. 908-390-1018 Washed oak, 56” wide x 66” hutch, Childcraft & boy’s 908-706-9517 • 980-598-0823 basements. Estate contents BEDROOM SET - 6 pcs., SOFA/LOVESEAT FISH TANK 90 gal. salt water dresser. Call 908-390-6613 bought or auctions. E s t . 1 9 7 9 high, $650. All items brand setup. Wood stand, 2 filters, DRYER-Electric. Sears.s. Hea\ Heavy CHAMPAGNE, 2 Dressers w/ new. Call 908-308-3607 Glass & wood coffee table 908-264-3130 Baskin Robbins duty. Extra capacity. Only 1 hutches, desk, headboard. & 2 end tables. $300. lights, coral, many extras. MOVING -WARDROBE- VIDEO GAME SYSTEM 908-739-9847 for Unde Joe yr. old. Excellent Condition $285. Call 908-536-5594 DINING ROOM TABLE- Call 908-828-0607 Asking $575. 908-613-9293 Mirrored-Large-$600. DINING Sega Genesis, $60. Sega SAVE THIS AD ROOM SET-modem-lacquer- st offer. 908-866-9540 Formal, with 6 chairs. FUTON HUTCH TOP-Cheny. $150. Nomad, $75. Adapter, $7. BEDROOM SET - 7 pcs., sofa and chair. BED- Scandi SOFABED-Queen size, beige. w/6 chairs-$600. WASHER- 6 button controller, $10. ACTIVE BlUYER of all Trains! Pine. 2 dbl. dressers w/hutch, Good cond., $250. Broynill Stereo set-in cabinet. $50. GE-S100. DRYER-GE-gas- navian. Foam Mattress. Call Complete Pioneer stereo sys­ Indiv. oames, $15./ea. Exc. ELECTRIC STOVE 1 single w/hutch and desk, 908-721-4904 navy couch & loveseat, pecan $100. BUNK BED-$100. + cond. C aIll* 908-238-3979...... TOP $ FOR LIONEL GE, 27 in. drop in. List $549. $325. Call 908-536-5594 wood, exc. cond., $700. As­ tem, receiver, turntable & MORE. Call 908-316-2156 & others. 908-271-5124 Asking $200. Less than 2 yrs. DINING ROOM TABLE-wood, sorted tables. 908-583-8961 speakers. $150. All Best of­ fers. Call 908-566-8158 WASHER-Sears Kenmore. old. u k e new. 609-655-0341 BEDROOM SET - Boys. Trun­ w/6 chrs. seats 12. $200. Wall MOWER RIDER - TORO $150. Wood burning stove - dle frame, cedar chest, dress­ unit-black lacquer. $75. For TABLES-Glass w/ 4 mauve Good cond. Asking $500. Fisher. $600. Freezer-small- ALL LIONEL TRAINS er. end table. $75. or best immediate sale. 908-536-3242 upholstered chairs. COFFEE LIVING ROOM - Lignt walnut, $40. Alpine climber exercise Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. GAS RANGE offer. C all 908-583-9731 TABLE-gray, modem. LAWN MOWER tbl. w/pads, w/6 chairs, buffet, Price no object 908-946-2893 BRAND NEW . Hotpoint pilot- DINING ROOM-Countrv Fr. ETAGERt-brass & glass. HONDA RIDING MOWER mirror $300. 908-671-3523 machine-$50. 908-780-3133 less, 30”, white. Asking $300. BEDROOM SET Custom made. Table w/6 Best offers. All Exc. Cond. Mulcher, Hydrostatic, originally BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR Call 908-297-6543 King size-Pecan. 8 pieces. chairs, hutch & server-asking Call 908-446-2908 $1,800. Asking $1,400. Only 3 SALE! We Buy & Sell Best offer. Veiv good condi­ mos. old. Call 908-536-3692 WINDOWS $875. plus many other pieces. Andersen, bronze. (1) double, 24 Broad St. Keyport MICROWAVE/GAS OVEN tion. Call 908-r - — 908-780-5520 TRESTLE DESK, 2 end ta­ LAWN TRACTOR-Craftsman Lil 908-264-0777 or 264-8615 Combo-Caloric $250. bles, butler coffee table- 34x41, $150. (1J triple, 77x41, HWASHER-Tappaiin $100. BEDROOM SET HOSPITAL BED - Paid $700., Thomasville-dark pine. 6 shelf 5 spd., 12 HP, 38" mower $300. VERTICAL BLINDS: Seamans. Wood. 5 pieces. sell $250. CHAIR/SWIVEL - deck, very good cond. Asking POLE BARNS tan, 80x45, $50. BULLETIN 908-756-0760 _ _ days ays bookcase, couch, loveseat & Complete packages available. BUYING CAMERAS 908-257-8553 evenings $250 or best offer. Call $50. WALL LAMP - New, $20. TV stereo stand. $300. for all $575. Call 908-303-0419 BOARD: 4x6x1%, $25. Call And Photo Equipment. 1 pc. 908-792-0927 Call after 8pm 908-462-8233 or will sell separately. Erected or build your o w n . 908-679-8551 or whole studio. No Polaroid 908-591-0510 Residential, Commercial or BEDROOM SET MOVING SALE Agricultural designs available or movie. 908-928-7811 PRE-OWNED KITCHEN SET-36x42/60 table LIVING ROOM SET. Bedroom Appliances & Air conditioners Triple dresser, armoire, w/ 4 Windsor chairs. Light to meet your needs. FREE 048b Infants & 2 nioht tables. Good cond. sets (2). Misc. items. Every­ estimates & brochures. Guaranteed $ 8 5 . & u p . fixture-Glass & brass. S o f a UNEXPECTED thing Must Go! 908-254-4484 CASH FOR BOOKS All major appliance repairs Best oner. Call 908-409-2769 bed & Love seat. W all Unit- 1-800-544-9464 Juvenile Items Old Magazines 908-536-0850 Call 908-566-3235 Contemp. 5 pieces. Dresser-3 RELOCATION Conestoga Bids., Inc. O r 908-324-7566 Pieces & headboard. Best Like new large contemporary MOVING SALE BASSINET-CENTURY BEDROOM SET offers. Call 908-536-4921 king bedroom. Dining room w1 Sofa & 2 swivel chrs. Clothes like new-$30. You would pay CONSIGN R AN G E HOOD W hite wood. Twin b e d w/night breakfront. Queen sofabed, POOL TABLE Your women’s & children's tables, chest, dresser, lingerie wardrobe, chest, micro, misc. Custom 1 piece slate 7 feet. twice that in stores. Call Kenmore 36” Deluxe Model. KITCHEN SET many extras. For appointment items. 908-441-9366 908-308-9266 quality clothing & accessories Amimond. $74. chest. Asking $575. SOFA- 40x60 glass top table w/2 Call 609-860-0176 Oak finish. Orig. $3,000. Like BED: Queen. WOOD SWING new. $950. PATIO Furniture, Call 908-901-1759 stucco bases & 4 metal BICYCLE/GIRLS BARBIE Call 2ND TURN AROUND SET. All exc. cond. Call framed cushioned chairs. WALL UNIT - 3 sections. Cus­ Brown Jordan. $250. W/training wheels, pink. Beau­ REFRIGERATOR GE 18 908-972-2601 $325. Call 908-409-2791 tom, grey patterned mica w/ Call 908-238-9489 tiful cona Has handlebar tote cubic feet. Frost free. Gold. glass & chrome + 3 matching 908-431-7667 BEDROOM SET-Bennington Classified Works! POOL-Above ground. 15x25. bag. $25. Call 908-821-1371 Ice maker. Excellent condition. oval tables. 908-257-0129 ,TE yh $300. Call 908-566-3395 Queen, 4 poster, darkwood. Full deck & haywood filter. LIVING ROOM Needs liner. $300. or best CRIB-White, $100. PLAYPEN, items to DEBORAH HOSPI­ $1,800. or best offer. PLAT­ Sofa, loveseat, coffee table WALL UNIT-3 pcs. All differ­ TAL FOUNDATION. Call Bob REFRIGERATOR FORM BED, Teak, Queen, w/ & 2 end tables. Asking $400. ent. Shelves, bar/drawers/cab­ offer. Call 908-671-2440 BABY CARRIER, SASSY Mini. Box style, exc. shape. headboard & attached night- SEAT + other baby items. 908-462-2246^908-462-1610 Dining room, med. oak w/6 inet. $100. ea. or $250. all. Good cond. 908-521-1031 $40. or best offer. stands, $500. or best offer. chairs, breakfront, pads. C all 7-11pm, 908-264-7399 GUNS, swords, military items. Call 908-446-1521 CLUB CHAIR, $125. or best Asking & 7 5 0 . A ll exc. cond. SEWING MACHINE Uc. NJ/Fed. Dealer. House offer. SOFA sleeper, full size. in cabinet. Old. $60. Call 908-957-9345 Call 908-446-3862 CRIBS calls. Bert 908-821-4949 $200. or best offer. Other WATERBED (2) white contemp. Exc. cond. ★ REFRIGERATORS ★ items also. 908-264-5984 LIVING ROOM-White sleeper King size w/mirrored canopy, SPORTSCARD COLLECTION Guaranteed, 90 days. sofa & loveseat, glass tables, 6 drawer storage, glass cabi­ Playpen, Club House, high $175. +. Choice of sizes and BEDROOM SET-Butcher lamps & rattan couch, chair & net w/mirrorea headboard. Baseball, football & basketball chair, toy chest plus other colors. V e ry clean. block w/white-8 pcs. Platform table. Any reasonable offer Dark pine. $1,500. Call POLE BUILDINGS: cards. Can be bought whole children’s items. Best offers. Can deliver. 908-225-5272 bed-full size. Exc. cond. Ask­ accepted. 908-577-1979 908-536-4335 or separately. Call Call 908-536-4582 ing $475. WATERBED-king 908-651-7663 WASHER & DRYER-Whirlpool size w/nite tables, WALL LOVESEATS (2) contempo­ UNLIMITED STRUCTURES Heavy Duty-$150. each. SWIMMING POOL-w/liner 4 UNIT-3 sec. w/drawers & rary, OTTOMAN, & 3 white 048 General Specialists in post frame filter 3 ft. deep by 12 ft. diam­ CRIBS REFRIG.-$275. MICROWAVE- desk. Call 908-297-6557 washed GLASS TABLES plus (2) white contemp. Exc. cond. WANTED TO BUY $25. Call 908-845-4525. Merchandise construction for eter. $30. Please call Playpen, Club House, high 3 pc. matching w all“ unit. lit. BfcD- 908-214-1102 Furniture, Paintings, BEDROOM SETS-Ethan Allen ROOM_ _ SET-CCountry-dresser . itiy commercial, residential chair, toy chest plus other WASHER-GE-AJmond (1) queen size cannonball, 2 children’s items. Best offers. Glassware, Statues, vases Heavy duty large capacity w/mirror & pier. Must sell. and agricultural TELEVISION-Zenith. Oriental Rugs, Silver, night tables, dresser & hutch. Best offers. 908-607-2764 27 inch color Console. Good Call 908-536-4582 Excellent condition. $60. Good condition. (1) queen AMISH Collections, Old Toys, Call 908-308-1530 Sheds, Gazebos, Playhouses, applications. High condition. Best offer. size-light oak, dresser w/mirror MOVED-Sofa, loveseat, coffee Swing Sets. 908-842-5922 Quality, maintenance Call 908-536-5157. Jewelry, etc. WASHER/DRYER & 1 night table. Excellent table, china cabinet, micro­ LITTLE TIKES Portable. Whirlpool w/ stack condition. Call 908-446-6618 wave cart, exercise equip­ BAKER’S RAC K - U ke new. free buildings at TRAINS-Lionel.(5) blue comet Workbench, BBQ, easel, ever­ Over 40 yrs. old, rack. Like New $400. Call ment. Any reasonable offer Assembled. Almond. affordable prices. cars. 9536 baggage, 9537 green house, train set tractor, ANY QUANTITY... 908-886-6749 CHAIRS - Swivel (2) match­ accepted. 908-739-9454 Lacquer/brass color. $75. combo, 9538 coach, 9539 norse & more. Crib, high ing, , End tbls. oak (2), Match­ Call 908-792-0422. coach, 9540 observation. Like chair, port-a-crib, play yard, COMPUTE ESTATES ing lamps, Swivel lounge chair MOVING SALE 1-800-858-7297 new. $300. Call 908-747-2974 etc. Exc. cond. also another lounge chair. Bedroom Set, Teak Dining BIKE-Girls 3 wheeler 20” w/ PURCHASED 908-747-6819 Room Set, Couch, Office basket. $90. Bike- G irls 24” 044 Computers Desk. Call 908-446-2632 10-spd. $75. Lawn mower- jCo). Bob Randolph Auctioneer CHAIRS-(1) Wing, traditional, Jacobson rear bagger 21”. Call any time upholstered w/ matching 4 $75. Bench drill press-Heavy ALL TYPES OF REPAIRS & way folding screen. (1) Small MOVING SALE duty. $65. Motors: 3 HP Up-Grades, Custom Systems. club chair. CARPET-9x12, Kitchen Set-Almond. 4 chrs, Briggs & Stratton rebuilt side- 908-308-3335 Multi-Task 908-254-1823 F a m i l y Berber. Beige & brown. Best table & 1 leaf. $100. Bedroom shaft. $55. 6 HP Horizontal M EM BER NJ & STATE http://www.mtask.com offers. Call 908-739-0771 Set-Dresser, desk, end table, shaft rebuilt. $70. 2 HP B & S, & full size head board. $250. SOCIETY C« t ICTIONEEflS CALL THE PC MD - For all Suction pump. $60. Call COUCH-brushed cotton Coffee table & end table- 908-671-7790 SAVE THIS AD YOU MAY your computer needs. At velour. South Western print almond $50. 908-462-4928 NEED ME IN THE FU HIRE' home sen/ice of IBM & fabric. Good Condition $75. BOXES - MOVING? Need compatibles running DOS/ Call 908-972-0045 SOFA & LOVESEAT boxes? We have plenty, all P o r t r a i t s Windows. 908-: Traditional, $250. Dining tbl. & sizes. Good cond. Best offer. DAY BED-White iron & brass 4 chairs, $250. Best offer Call 908-257-4733 Complete w/2 Ortho mat­ Call 908-617-0795 050 Musical tresses & pop-up trundle. Un­ BRICKS - Approximately 100 The Perfect Gift Instruments 045 Clothing used in box. Cost $800. Sell SOFA BED - Contemporary. paver bricks. Good condition $325. Call 908-602-9673 Good cond. Pillows need $50. or best offer. Call Created in Oils fixing. $115. or best offer. 908-972-0045 DINING ROOM - 36x60 glass Call 908-264-6542 DRUMS FUR COAT top/brass frame, 4 mauve CAMCORDER-VHS full size. or Pastels 5 pc. Pearl Export. Jet black. Muskrat Fur-Vintage-sz. med. chairs. $300. or best offer. SOFA Large. Custom made. Exc. cond. Hard case, lenses. All hardware. Includes 3 head $500. or best offer. Call LIKE NEW! Call 908-886-0141 Mauve. With matching chair. Batteries, instructions. $350. • Birthdays • Anniversaries roto drums & (1) Maple wood 908-264-3672 Asking $450.00 or best offer. C all 908-257-1711 piccolo snare drum. Exc. DINING ROOM SET - Call 908-888-9442 •All Special Occasions c o n d . Asking $750. Call Contemp. glass w/pads. 6 up­ CAMERA-Minolta 5000 AF 6-1826 holstered chairs. Good cond. includes 35-70 & 75-200 AF • House Portraits 046 Firewood $650. Call 908-821-9343 SOFA lenses w/flash. $375. Call PIANO-Ster#ng Upright Modular 8 pc. sectional. 908-780-0934 • Pet Portraits includes bench. Good condi­ DINING ROOM SET - Walnut, Mauve & beige. Exc. cond. tion & great tone. Asking table w/4 chairs, 2 leaves & KITCHEN CHAIRS: (9) oak. CARD TABLE SET »Wedding Portraits $550. Calf 908-566-1138 BEDROOM Set-Contem| pads, buffet w/display top. 5 pieces, pecan wood. Good cond. Best offers. Call Folding steel frame, table, RECLINER. All exc. cond. $350. BEDROOM SET - Triple 908-536-7087 4 padded chairs. $45.00. dresser, chest of drawers, 2 Call 908-238-9192 PIANOS & GUITARS Best offers. Call 908-264-5302 night tables, large framed mir­ NEW & USED. LOWEST ror. $300. Call 908-238-3862 SOFA SETS CARPET-ORIENTAL PRICES GUARANTEED. Brand new. Several to Hunter green ground, beige Artist USED PIANOS Low Prices. 047 Furniture DINING ROOM SET Oriental choose. Must sell. Call and black. Made in Belgium. NEW PIANOS $1,699. Ash wood. Table w/2 leaves & 908-525-0435 9x12. $75. Call 908-821-^)62. 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728»908-462-1020 SHERMAN & SONS PIANOS 6 chairs, lighted hutch. Like ~ -238-9590 new. Asking $1,400. Call SOFA. LOVESEAT-$150. (2) COMPUTER TABLE & Chair- 908-290-9118 velvel/cane CHAIRS-$75. Hi-riser bed w/cover & bol­ A.H. FORMICA RECLINER-$50. BEDROOM sters. Wood dresser for baby, CUSTOM LAMINATED DINING ROOM SET SET- 6 pieces Fruitwood- wood end table, 2 love seats, FURNITURE & REFACING Walnut-Breakfront, table & 6 $225. TV-Zenith 25” color module seating (5 pcs.) Best • KITCHENS • WALL UNITS chairs newly upholstered. Ask­ console-$150. SOFABED-$75. offers. Call 908-536-1384 • BEDROOM SETS ing $1,000. Call 908-972-4558 Call 908-536-2965 • CHILDREN'S ROOMS C R I B & ROCKER-Louis of 908-745-2102 • 908-390-1609 DINING ROOM SET SOFA-Leather-large sectional- London. Stroller-Perego. Car C r e d i t P r o b l e m s ??? Black lacquer, w/mirrored Light camel-$1,200. END seats, high chair, playpen, BED-Affordable queen mat­ table. 2 arm chairs & 4 side TABLE-formica. SOFA & port-a-crib, walker, gates, tress set ortho plush, luxury chairs. Lighted china. Good COFFEE TABLE-chrome & toys, books & dothes. Great firm- NEW-still in plastic. Cost cond. Asking $650. or best glass. WALL DECOR, etc. for new parents! Call $800. sell $270. 908-525-0435 offer. Call 908-329-3117. Exc. cond. 908-297-6557 908-679-8578 N O PROBLEM!

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FREE ESTIMATES “P rofessional B u i l d i n g S R e m o d e l in g C o m p a n y " WASHING Countertop * FREE ESTIMATES* Free Est. 35 yrs. exp. FREE ESTIMATES Scott King 10+ years experience 908-739-4801 Additions • Alterations • Baths • Kitchens • Decks • Skylights Replacement Deal Direct Aiuminum/Vinyi Siding • Fireplaces • Concrete • Doors Custom Work-A Specialty_ JOHN HOGREFE, OWNER 908-787-8672 908*888*0803 SERVING CENTRAL JERSEY • Windows • Porches • Basements • Painting • Papering 908-370-2924 908-462-8282 SB 908-721-2894 H DECORATING BURSTING AT THE SEAMS? BATH & KITCHEN K & O HOME B&S KEYPORT Call IMPROVEMENTS ASPHALT PAVING PAVING CO. CREATIONS Since 1975 Residential1 Commercial • Driveways • Parking Lots Ray Hogrefe Chris Hogrete 1-800-660-4-ADS Bathroom (New or Resurfaced) DRIVEWAYS: TOTAL • Shop At Home Service • Ceramic Tile & Marble • N ew j Specialist • Driveway Stone (Installed) IMPROVEMENT • Large Selection To Advertise • Complete Bathrooms • Resurfaced • Lowest Prices In Town • Top Soil & Fill Dirt • Seal Coating CORP. • Mid Floors Ceramic Tile, • Ston e HOME • Professsionai Your • Red Stone • Delaware Gravel Cabinetry, Etc. RR TIES INSTALLED • ADDITIONS • ADD A LEVEL Wallpaper Coordinators Quality Workmanship (Delivered) • D O R M E R S • B A T H R O O M S , ETC. Business Affordable Prices Free Estimates Serving MonmoutlvMiddleux wee 1171 908-739-1856 273 Main St., Matawan (Corner of Fit. 34) INTERIORS UNUMITED Laura Bursey 25 Yean la Business ! H ere 908-866-4004 908-738-8873 908-521-2123 or 908-566-7148 Serving Monmouth & Middlesex 908-566-2828 908-446-6588 908-495-4483 1-800452-BATH (2284) OLE TOWN INDEPENDENT EXAMINER INDEPENDENT, JULY 10, 1996 4 5 LAWNC A RE/LAN DSC A PING PAINTING/WALLPAPERING POOL CARE 051 Sporting 060 Garage Sales E q u ip m e n t WORLD CLASS T. W HITAKER R»L BICYCLE MANALAP N-30 Thomas LAWNS, INC. PROFESSIONAL Openings & Closings Motobecane 10 speed. Dr. (off of fennent Rd.) Sat (IIVACUSSBVnSElf) Economical Stump PAINTING & PAPERHANGING Good shape. $50. July 13, m-4pm. Furniture and Root Grinding ... EXPERT WALL PREPARATION yfiLSSv Pool Maintenance • All Repairs Call 908-446-1521. jewelry o .,- -clopedia, . com SPECIALIZING IN: Any Size Stump puter, & householdsMs items. Professional Lawn Care P rofessional Co u r t e o u s Free Estimates • Fully Insured FIT ONE SKIER S e r v ic e S in c e 1 9 8 1 Originally $300.. asking $75. MARLBORi MOVING SALE Seasonal Maintenance or best offer. Call 5 Peachtrei Ct. (Buttonwooc Lawn Renovations Acres) Sat. & Sun. 7/13/14, s e & t s f e t e a l >•*“ “■* •• i t t w. &i s i A $0F *AnRMMmaMTSL 908-583-9731 Aerating-Seeding-Thatching ( Q n - - O i FULL WFtmMQUARAMTtl 9am-4pm. lousehold items properties & sensitive lawns. furniture, )ool table, toys five Spraying We Cater To Sick Pools clothing, b( »ks, computer. Personalized Service 908-290-2973 1-800-64(^7299 B U Y IT HK STUMP REMOVAL Cull 9 08 -8 45 -0 3 76 2 4 Hcn(Wcr 908-633-2282 Freehold ertsville Rd. !) Fri. & Sat. 7/12 Oak Firew oo d For S ale • REFERENCES AVAILABLE i • INSURED ‘ 13, 10ai >3pm. Sun 7/14, FIND IT 9am-1pm. oys, baby items household, JEW designer J.P. CLASSIFIED ladies clothii'9- _ RICHARD MY POOL MAN INC. MARLBORC 25 Jacata Rd off School Rd. W.J Sat. £ LAWN SCAPE K . M O O R E Jack Barsky Sun. July 1f & 14, 8am-6pm “Professional Service Without Professional Painting MOVING- ots of Bargains The Professional Price” Swimming Pool & Spa Openings & Closings f U e F e 1 1 t • Prepasted Pool Supplies & Chemicals Delivered MARLBORI • Landscape Design • Complete Residential * & Pasted Papers • Interior/Exterior < Z X • Landscape and Commercial Lawn • Paper Removal • Wallnanprinn Rpmnuai Weekly Maintenance Program MOVI G SALE Maintenance Expert Heater & Leak Detection, Filter & Pump 72 Cannom de Dr, (Paddock • Clean-ups & • Reasonable Rates • Multi-Speck Finishing GARAGE SALES/AUCTIONS Club) Sat. ■ Sun. 7/13 ft 7, • Clean Ups/Fertilizing • Textured Ceilings Repair & Liner Replacement 14, 9am-4j >m. Many quality •Mulching ^; C ALI 10U AN N tables, lamps, • Crass Cutting Owner Operated items, sof • Shrub Ttfmnting References n vases, decl fum. & clothing Free Estimates Insured Free Estimate 908-780-2070 060 Garage Sales treadmill, lic-knacs etc. Trees'Shrubs* Rock* Free Estimates Fully Insured MIDDLETOWN - MULTI FAM­ 908-577-1166 2 4 Years Experience ABERDEEN 26 Warren Dr. ILY - Alimar Dr., betweer 908-972*45! 908-431-5796 908*741*5650 908-613-7120 (off Lloyd Rd.) Sat. 7/13, Murplw & Bayberry. Fri., & PLUMBING 9am-4pm. Ram date Sun. Sat., 7/12 Si 13, 9am-4pm. 7/14. GIGANTIC SALE! MORGANV LLE S e r v in g O u r A re a 28 Duncan Dr. (off Tennent MOTO LAWN SERVICE ABERDEEN Rd.) Sat. 7/13, 9am-3pm. JUNIORS Over 20 Years HERB and LANDSCAPING Rain/shine. Bargains Galore TREE S & L - 4 CHARLES E. MOVING SALE • W eekly Lawn Cuts PLUMBING 11 Intone Ln. (Strathmore/I MOVI N G S A L E • Fertilization DOCTOR EAGLE PATTERSON Section). Sat., 7/13, 9am-2pm. SERVICE Plumbing & Heating, LLC The Club, 2 87 Hatfield Ln oft • Clean-ups • Paper Hanging Fum., baby items, swing set. Rd. & Evergreen PAINTING Over 40 Years All Phases of Cranburv • Tree Removal • Tree Removal • Wallpaper Removal ALLENTOWN - 102 Ellisdale Blvd.). Sat & Sun., 7/20 & Interior/Exterior E x p e r ie n c e Plumbing Rd. (off Old York Rd.) Sat. 21, 9am-5p n. Must sell every- • Trimming • Spring Clean-up • P a in tin g thing. Art rork, jewelry, oxer- • W all Repairs • Power W ashing 7/13, 9am to 3pm. Household • Stump Removal Low Overhead/Quality Work 908*462-3356 No Job Too items & lots of stuff cise equip., stereo equip, etc. Competitive Pricing 908-536-9451 • General Carpentry OLD BRIDGE - 10 Heather Free Estimates DAYTON-Regent Square • Storm Damage Free Estimates For Your Free Estimate Sewer & Drain Cleaning small Dr. (off Gaub Rd.). Sat., 7/13, Fully Insured Repair* k Renovation* 37 Wotoodland Wav (Georges 9am-?. Raindate 7/14 • Firewood 908-290-1770 “CALL US LAST1” Rd. to Jason, 1st left on UNBELIEVABLE SALE! 908-671-9150 o r 24 Hour Emergency Service 908-972*7779 Woodland) Sat. 7/13, 9am- FAX 908-290-1771 Established In 1969 No Job Too Small 4pm. LARGE VARIETY! OLD BRIDGE 908-566-6174 tervlnj Monntiulli k MilNini CmmIIm Fully Insured 908-367-6446 Llc. #9530 & 983S Lie. # 9 8 4 4 EAST BRUNSWICK MOVING 101 Hillsdale Rd.joff Rues 45 Shoshone St. JRt. 516-to Lane). Sat. July 13. Bikes, Gaub Rd.-Cindy St.-3rd eft) A Complete Service by m m m m THOMPSON NEED A toys, appliances, lawnmower, Fri7Sat./Sun. 7/12/13/14, 9-4 something for everyone! Clothing, household, hi-riser, SEWER DRAIN bedroom/kitchen/outdoor furni­ WAYNE’S N e i g h b o r PLUMBER? EAST BRUNSWICK ture, grill, golf dubs, etc. CLEANING ~ 1ING MUST GO # Custom Painting 6^ o u r s u % MOVING SALE TREE SERVICE, INC. & S o n Sewers, sinks, 4 Carlton Ct. (off Harden berg) OLD BRIDGE • Professional & Professional bathtub, yard & Sat. & Sun. 7/13 & 14, 8-3pm Wallpapering roof, toilets, MOVING SALE SPECIALIZING IN INSECT & DISEASE CONTROL Paperhanging EAST BRUNSWICK Higgins Rd. (Rt. 9 -Ticetown • In te rio r & E xte rio r basements pumped Rd. ft on Higgins) Sat. July • TREE & SHRUB SPRAYING • FULLY INSURED out, 24 hr. service. • POWER ROOT FEEDING • CERTIFIED BY D.E.P. P ainting & Faux Finishes MOVING SALE 13, 10-4. Al litne of this & that. Home Improvements 7 days a week & 32 Putnam Rd. (off Dutch Rd.) • PRUNING & REMOVAL • FREE ANAYLISIS • 10 yrs. exp. Sat. & Sun. 13 & 14, 9am- OLD BRIDGE • Ceramic Tile Repair H o lid a y s . 4pm. Fum. & furnishings. S cw/m? SattojiuC Since t97t Fu lly Ins. MULTI FAMILY C a ll Greg EAST BRUNSWICK 101 Madison Ave.(bet. Rt. 18 J% c e Dire^0 & Englishtown Rd.) Sat. & 908-431-0888 FREEHOLD 908-747-3845 908-308-1598 908-30^8396 MULTI FAMILY Sun. 7713 & 7/14. 9am-5pm ROOFING/SIDING/GUTTERS Colonial Dr. (off Dunhams OLD BRIDGE- 38 Lenox Ave Cor. Rd.) Sat. 7/13, 9am to (off Englishtown Rd.) Sat. & ROOFING, SIDING, 4pm, Sun. 7/14, 10am to 3pm. Sun. July j 13 & 14, 9am-? Q.M.S. Rain date 7/20 & 7/21. Organ, Something Ifor everyone. J R C u s t o m ^ B e js s o n a l QUALITY GUTTERS elec. range, fum., baby items, something for everyone OLD BRIDGE- Landscaping Inc. PAINTING & Roofing fr Siding « Gil’s & u c h DECORATING onstruction EAST BRUNSWICK-8 Preston MULTI FAMILY • R e-Roofing • V in yl Siding C Rd. (off Old Stage) Sat. & 39 Shadowlawn Dr. (off Rt. 9 Design & Installation We Powerwash • INTERIOR/EXTERIOR • • Vinyl Siding Sun. 7/13 & 14, 10am-4pm No. or Cotrell Rd. to Phillips • Hot Roofing • Decks LOTS OF BARGAINS! Dr.) Sat. & Sun. 7/13 & 14, • C le a n -u p s • S o d a n d • WALLCOVERING • • Replacement Windows • Single Ply Rubber 9am-5pm. Bedrm. set, truck • RR Tie Construction • Excavations Spray Paint • POWER WASHING • • Interior/Exterior Patio Doors j FREEHOLD BOROUGH cap. Many items/low prices! • Replacement Windows • Carpentry 156 South St. (near Rt. 33) Alum inum Siding • DECK CLEANING • Sat. 7/13, 10am to 4pm. Crib, OLD BRIDGE-2 FAMILIES • Stone W a lls • Stone/T op Soil Residential & Commercial • Roofing 12 Bruce St. (off Grace Dr.) M aking it look NEW bed, 15 bath vanities, baby ThursVFri. 7/11/12, 9am-3pm 908-577-1059 FREE ESTIMATES Repairs items, clothing & more Also: Decks, patios, etc. •T E A R OFF ROOF Furniture & MUCH More! 1-800-300-3064 Q u a l i t y Fully Insured F re e E st. FREEHOLD PARLIN-18 Dana Stage Dr.. Fully Insured Free Estimates 908-902-7066 M aintenance Service (off Emston Rd.) Sat. 7/13, »Free Estimates • Fully Insured 1-800-557-8008 908-363-2191 GIRL SCOUT 8am-4pm. Rain/shine. Fum. 51 Bennington Rd.(off 537) tent, bike & more! RAIN TING/WALL PAPER ING POOL CARE Sat. 7/13. 8:30am-3:30 pm. toys, T.V., tei PARLIN-51 Haven Terrace, CLEAII WATER Absolute Best Service D & J FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP (off of Bordentown Ave.) Sat. WALL P I ’O O l^ Co. 7/13, 9am-3pm. Rain Date C a ll GUTTERS EXPERTLY ROOFING HUGE 7/14. Something for everyone. I PROFESSIONAL PAINTIPM G u a r a n t e e d CLEANED & FLUSHED 234 Betsy Ross Dr. (off E P rofessional Scrvice Freehold Rd.) Sat. & Sun. 7/ Interior/Exterior^ 1-800-660-4-ADS • Repairs • Tree Trims 13 & 14, 8am-1pm. Lots of SAYREVILLE PAPER HANGING Kcasonuble Kutos baby & household items, etc. 19 Fourth St. (off Boehmhurst 5 STAR RATING H O M E • Cliininey Caps Specializing In?' Ave.). Sat, 7/13, 9am-3pm * Openings/Closings • Re-Roofing Raindate 7/14. NO EARLY ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ IMPROVEMENTS • Seamless Gutters Installed FREEHOLD-15 Beechwood To Advertise * Scn8onul/Weekly • Tear Offs Ave. (off Rt. 79) Sat. 7/13, BIRDS. Hdusehold items, etc. POWER WASHIMQ Free Efttiiiiatc • Fully Inmircd 9am-1pm. Big yard sale! Baby SAYREVILLE *• riUXintftir MTVkfCAUmAlM ATKA *. Your Maintenance Same Day Answering Quality Work to house to xerdse! A to Z. 908-238-5686 Liner Heplacements Machinc Call back Reasonable Rates ESTATE SALE ’•‘F ilte r Repair References Available FREEHOLD-43 Juniper Dr. 34 E. Kupsch St. (off Main St. * vs, books, couch,coui House • Decks Exterlor/interlor S p e c ia lis t & START Includino backhoe. loaders, 10-speed Dike, 'household ' JUST FOR KICKS Fences • Concrcle • Quality Installations MARLBORO track loader items & much, much more! ion; •POWER WASHING COME BY & SEE US! Pers< ial self-defense • Mildew Removal • Inground & Above W UP Sizes from 42* and up and itness training. ‘WALLPAPERING Residential drainage experts 908-866-5608 • Affordable Prices AUTO MANALAPAN-10 Old Queens Call J* S pecializing in D eck * 1 0 ” & U P J ? L $5 0 ” S e rv in a a ll o f M o n m o u th a n d Blvd. (off Gordons Comer YBOARD • Openings • Closings WRECKERS M id d le s e x C o u n tie s PIANO/KE R econditioning per single roll a u p Rd.) Sat. & Sun. 7/13 & 14, C A LL KEN Sub Contracting Welcome 9-4. Over 100 photoraphic PLAY LIKE A PRO 908-545-7149 items, doll house minatures & All ages, Classical & Contem- 908-409-6658 Free Estimates 908-679-3276 908-364-6433 908-591-1400 1*800*290*2930 much more. 908-815-9690 porary styles. 908-446-1110 TRANSCRIPT BAYSHORE MIDDLETOWN INDEPENDENT EXAMINER 4 6 INDEPENDENT, JULY 10, 1996

063 Instruction 063b Tutoring 063b Tutoring 063b Tutoring 064 Lost & Found 068 Photography 069 Entertainment 069 Entertainment

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ODD JOBS Can do most any­ DISCOUNT LANDSCAPING thing No Job Too Small Call GARAGE DOORS ABERDEEN LAWN Prof./reliabie. No iob too big MT TKS LAWN SERVICE ★ A A A ★ John 908-251-0893 ASAP-Qual'ity doors at lowest 2 0 % O F F or small. Call 908-607-2663 • SPECIALS • prices guaranteed. Call KITCHEN CABINETS & TR E E SE R VIC E Affordable Clean-ups. NEW & REFACING Aerating/Thatching/Seeding TREE SERVICE Cliffwood, Cliffwood Beach, We take away any*1*''— 7657 Keyport, Matawan. ONLY... BATHROOM REMODELING All phases of lawn maintenace FILL DIRT & Excavating • Tree removal Free est. f ~ “ 08 0 b H o m e Formica/Corian available Call 908-290-2247 908-787-7773/908-671 -6688 • Trim m ing $20. per cut. 908-441-0332 J&C CONTRACTING JOE THE CABINET MAKER • Lot Clearing AFFORDABLE CLEAN-UPS Improvements Stump Grindini Basements, garages, attics, ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS 908-432-9616 • 908-679-2841 FRANK’S TOM’S TREE SERVICE FREE EST., FULLY INSURED ARBE LANDSCAPING Fully ins. " ' i-2040 All phases performed. yards and light hauling, also 908-525-2822 • 908-721-7881 Trees, Shrubs, Topsoil, Fill, LAWN MAINTENANCE Real Estate sp-~ Mulch, Stone. All your land­ Residential and Commercial. 13 yrs. exp. Free estimates C a ll---- 080c Kitchen scape needs.' . Bulld

CORNERSTONE/ASTOR ALL PAINTING MASONRY - • Concrete Work INTERIOR/EXTERIOR • Brick Pavers • Mail boxes POWERWASHING Quality • Fireplaces * Brick Fronts Work. Reasonable Rates. • Repairs • Foundations Call Mike 908-363-2786 • All Other Phases of Masonry Call..Pete 908-972-0933 Call.. .Joe 908-566-3238 ALL WALLPAPER Hung with TLC, patience & neatness! Maria 908-888-1337 CUSTOM MASONRY 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE ALL PHASES PERFORMED BUSY B’s PAINTING ASK FOR ERIC InUExt., Wallpapering NO JOB TOO SMALL Ins., Free Est. f — CALL 908-390-6629 COMMERCIAL & Residential- DON’S CUSTOM MASONRY Interior Painting No Job too Fireplaces/Patios/Foundations small. Insured & bonded. Call 1 9 9 6 • G e o Free estimates. 908-251-4352 C & C Painting 908-886-9562 MASON will fix & repair steps, TRACKER sidewalks & jjlasterinr w~— DECORATIVE FAUX Painting reasonable. ' xige, marbelizing, rag roil­ 4 dr., 4X4.1.6 liter 4 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C. ing, etc. Free estimates. Call C hris 908-308-1371 AM/FM stereo cass.. dig. elk., carpet frt. & r. fir. mats, MASONRY - NEW WORK bodyside midg., all-season tires, cloth bucket seats REPAIRS. Refs. Avail. Call 908-254-0643 DECORATIVE Faux Painting- Stk. #81538. VIN #T6953252. MSRP $17.896 Rebate Sponge ★ Rag ★ Marble $1,000. College Grad Rebate $400. 36 month closed Kid’s Murals ★ 908-308-0056 end lease. 12,000 miles per year, 15c over. $0 down, MASONRY $400 bank fee. $250 ref. sec. dep & 1st payment due at Call Tom 908-542-8044 JO E JAY inception. Includes rebates. T.O.P. $9,335. Painting & Paperhanging C all 908-656-13T2 PATIOS/WALKS/WALLS • Steps • Pavers • Driveways B u y Call 908-583-4884 for Savings KELLY’S PAINTING We honor Visa, MC, Discover PAPERHANGING \For s 16,146 PAPER REMOVAL 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE RICH-WALL Free Estimates 908-679-2142 Z' New • 1995 • Chevrolet ^ New • 1995 • Chevrolet New • 1996 • Geo N CONCRETE • MASONRY Residential • Commercial LERIO PAINTING CORVETTE CAMARO Over 25 years experience Painting, Plastering, Taping, P f f l Z A T “Our prompt service Sheetrock, Papemanging. means savings for you”. Free Estimates - J S m k 5 ^ r Fully insured • 908-316-2337 908-390-8655 084 Moving & S t o r a g e MIKE’S 4 cyl., auto trans.. P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM stereo cass., fir. mats., dual air bags.VIN #TZ007460. PROFESSIONAL COUPE, 5.7 liter V-8, auto trans., MSRP $15,185. 36 month closed end lease. Painting & W allpapering Inc. 5.7 liter V-8, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, ALL JERSEY MOVERS lnt./E>a. 10% off. Free Est. P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seat, 12.000 miles per year max, 15e cover. $1,200 Pianos, apartments, homes, P/L, P/W, P/seat, AM/FM stereo c a ss ., cap cost reduction. 1st payment. $200 ref. sec. offices. Quality work at an af­ P/mirrors, AM/FM stereo cass. w/cd roof panels, r. def., T.G., performance dep.. $400 bank fee due at inception. Includes fordable price. Uc. #PM00662. 1-800-820-1711 rebates. T.O.P. $7,900. player, leather int., dual air bags. axle. STK #5462. VIN # S 2 170728. Call 908-634-4122 STK #5105. VIN #S5100502. Orig. Orig. MSRP $24,291. LAST ONE! Buy For Only... NU-WAY PAINTING MSRP $40,079. LAST ONE! Lease For FURNITURE HAULING # 1 in Furniture Care Any­ WALLPAPER REMOVAL where. Full household/partial Interior & Exterior B u y $ move. Lic.PM00276. Fully in­ sured. Call Jim 908-905-0997 PAINTING \ F o l _ 20,294 *175: *13,909 Quality work at great prices p $31,345 Call Ted 908-957-8744 084a Hauling PAINTING & Paperhanging lnt./Ext. Free Est. Honest pric­ 1996 CHEVY CAVALIER 1994 OLDS 88 ROYALE 1993 CHEVY 2 DR. BLAZER es. Call Joe at 908-937-8166 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM stereo, 6 cyi., auto trans. w/od, P/S, P/B, A/C, P/W, P/L, P/trunk, P/seat, V-6, a u to tra n s .. P/S. P/B , A/C , P /L, P/W, r. def., T.G., cloth int., dual air bags, ABS. P/mirrors, tilt/cruise, alloy whls., int. wipers, AM/FM stereo cass., A MAN & VAN Balance of Factory Warranty. STK #P6035. VIN reel/split bench seat, trip od., T.G., frt. & r. fir. mats, elk., body tilt/cruise, roof rack, alloy whls., stereo cass., PAINTING #TS828390. 12,141 miles. side midg. STK #68211- VIN #RH352673. 30,594 miles. ABS. STK #61211. VIN #P0129733.46,846 miles. F O R H IR E Interior/Exterior - WaH| $30./hr. or 2 men for $50./hr. removal. Quality work, Bottom Line Price $ 1 2 ,2 9 7 Bottom Line Price $ 13,823 Bottom Line Price $ 1 4 ,0 9 8 Light moving, cleanouts, exp.. Ins. John 908-251 rubbish removed, etc. 1 hour minimum + travel time PAPERHANGING 1996 CHEVY LUMIHA 1996 CHEVY LUMIHA 1994 CHEVY S BLAZER 4 DR 4X4 to & from Brick, NJ + tolls $13./single roll. 24 years exp. V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od, P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od, P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/hatch rel., 908-458-4251 John Ruskin Mike 908-462-9097 tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo, r. def.. T.G., cloth int., tilt/cruise, fir. mats, T.G., carpet, elk., r. def., AM/FM console, r. def., fir. mats.T.G., AM/FM stereo cass., recl/bucket dual air bags. Balance of Factory Warranty. stereo, reel/split bench seat, int. wipers, trip od., hub seats, tilt/cruise, r. wiper, trip od.. alloy whls, int wipers. Stk STK #P603* VIN #T9123477. 11,528 miles. whls. STK #P6032. VIN #T1126551. 12,750 miles. #68431. VIN #R2109099. 32.999 miles. HANDY PERSONS (2) PHIL PO L O & SO N W ith pick-up. Light moving, S.Bottom Line Price $ 1 5 ,5 2 0 Bottom Line Price $ 1 5 , 5 2 0 Bottom Lins Price $ 1 6 ,4 0 3 , Clean-outs, Yard/garden Interior; cleaning, etc. 908-462-0115 Free estimates : Prices include all Costs to fc>e paid fay a consum er, except for licencing, registration end taxes. © 10d6 M ayer & D u n n A d v , HANDYMAN AND PICKUP- Hauiing. Cleans gutters, oa­ POPCORN CEILINGS rage, attic, etc. 908-431-5880 With or without glitter ROUTE 3 4 LIGHT MOVING & HAULING Call 908-525-1625 PICKUP TRUCK AT SOUTH ATLANTIC AVE. Reasonable & Dependable Call 908-251-9037 SUTKOWSKI’S WALLS ABERDEEN M D F REMOVAL - Wood, • Wallpapering • Painting A dirt, concrete, metal, (Matawan) appliances. Free est. Reaso. 908-290-1712 prices. Call 908-525-0423 Polish Hardwork with Next to Strathmore Shopping Center ^.rentacar- German Precision AFTER THE SAUL REMOVAL 5 6 6 -8 0 0 0 Attics, Basements & Debris THE WALL DOCTOR mine sbmcsim corns No iob too BIG Custom Paperhanging Rick 908-251-5953 By Tex Miller. 908-536-&51 INDEPENDENT, JULY 10, 1996 4 9 096b Window 087 Power Washing 087 Power Washing 089 Plumbing 091 Roofing/Siding 091 Roofing/Siding 094 Tailoring 110 Autos for Sale W a s h in g

NISSAN PATHFINDER ’93- J & R ROOFING & SIDING ALTERATIONS- dressmaking, Black. Fully loaded. Auto. All A + POWERWASHING POWER WASHING GARDEN STATE costumes, curtains. Low pric­ WINDOW WASHING All exterior surfaces prof. AC TIO N PLUMBING and HEATING ALEX SMUTKO Free Estimates. Reasonable power. Exc. Cond. Must See. cleaned & sealed. 7 yrs. exp. • Decks • Patios WATER HEATERS UNBEATABLE RATES es. Fast service 908-360-9011 rates. Call 908-845-5228 Best offer. 908-264-6224 HOT WATER MACHINE • Aluminum/Vinyl • Driveways REPAIRS & REMODELING ROOFING Exp. & Ins. 908-846-7525 Free estimate & demo. • Sidewalks • Brick Cleaning GEORGE SAHUL JR. Um your VISA PLYMOUTH (RELIANT 1-800-915-9274 Call John 908-251-0893 License #5568 SYNONYMOUS S & R ROOFING & SIDING 096a Window or MASTERCARD W AGON ’88 BlOe. 105,000 Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. to pay for your miles. Runs well. Asking 908-251-5660 SUMMER FREE Estimates 908-679-2291 T r e a tm e n t s Classified Ad $1,600. Call 908-566-3395 D & D DECK SAVERS 1-800-660-4ADS Lowest prices. Free 089 Plumbing RE-ROOF SPECIAL PONTIAC 6000 LE ’87 - Estimates. 908-446-1645 TOM’S PLUMBING MADE in my home, designed Black, p/s, p/b, air. Runs well. Plumbing & Heating. Water PRICES WILL NEVER BE 092 Special in your home. Reasonable $ 135,000 miles. $1,100. Call Heaters, Boilers. Appliances & S e r v ic e s Call 908-308-9384 908-446-8902 HOUSE WASHING Gas~ Grills installed. Small fd Sn jobs LOWER!!! ALAN BLACKBURN “Tearoffs not included ATA POWERCLEAN UK. 7 day serv. NJ P._Plumbiimg Brown, V , auto, . Member N.J. BBB Plumbing/Heating. with special pricing”. CUSTOM-SLIPCOVERS 6 Water Heaters, Boiler Installa­ Lie. #9454. 908-727-7719 096b Window 66,100 orig. mi. $2,000. Call 1-800-794-1417 Walkable roofs only. Call Upholstery, Draperies, Foam. 908-257-9626 after 5pm tions. Remodeling. NJ Master 908-583-0412 800-794-ROOF 30 yrs. exp. Guaranteed W a s h in g BOATING HOUSES, DECKS, ETC. Plumbers License # 5325 PLEASE ASK FOR ALEX Workmanship. 908-888-2775 PONTIAC TRANS AM ’87 090 Printing Midnight blue/grey int. 5.0 908-257-5566 908-238-2945 ANYTIME, ANYWHERE LEVY’S DUN-RITE tunea port, digital dash. WINDOW WASHING 105 Boats for Sale TELEPHONE Installation Reas, rates. 908-739-8755 78,000 orig. mi. Good cond. N.B. DECKING & BACSOKA THE ROOF DOCTOR Repair, Jacks, Wiring Runs well. Asking $3,700. Call SCREENPRINTING Seals your leaks when you 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX 908-922-3310 T-shirts, sweats, jackets, hats, need protection the most. Call Ed, 908-536-2477 21’ CUDDY CABIN-ind. 110 POWERWASHING PLUMBING & HEATING signs, decals, vinyl lettering SEIZED CARS from $175. Decks powerwashed clean & Complete kitchen/bath remod­ Roof repair specialist. NO PANE HP, OB, Deph find., 4 whl. M IKE D O LLY 908-294-89^ Window cleaning service trailer. $2,700./best offer. Porsches, Cadillacs, Chevys, sealed. Houses, boats, etc. eling. Water Heaters. Sewer & Free Est. 908-634-2064 BMW’s, Corvettes. Also Decks built to suit. Free est., Drain Cleaning. Reasonable GUTTER CLEANING 908-432-0124 before 8pm. Free estimates. Fully insured. Jeeps, 4W D’s. Ybur area. To ll lowest rates. 1-800-239-7181 rates. Free Estimates. 094 Tailoring Free 1-800*898-9778, Ext. License #5628. We do it all. Evans Maint. 1-800-303-3873 Classified Sells SONSHINE A-5133 for current listing. Call 908-727-0014 W INDO W W ASHIN G Co. TOYOTA COROLLA SR5 ’89- CARLIN ROOFING Sum m er Spectacular Sale! Auto, power steering, power Classified Works! 1 -800-660-4A D S CONSTRUCTION - Roofs, ALTERATIONS 20% Off Any Service brakes, air, am/fm/cass, sun vinyl siding, all repairs. Free REASONABLE. Same day Free estimates. Act now! roof, very reliable. 72,000 CALL CLASSIFIED! est. Insured. 908-458-5619 service. Sylvia 908-679-8238 1-800-648-0333 AUTOMOTIVE miles. Call 908-525-5434 TO YO TA TE R C E L ’84-2-dr., hatchback, a/c, p/s. High road miles. Runs great. Best offer 110 Autos for Sale over $800. 908-821-8633 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA -92 - BUICK SKYHAWK ’88 - 4 dr., 51,000 miles. A/c, am/fm low mileage, a/c, c/c. Garage cass., sunroof, alarm. Best kept. Exc. running cond. offer. Call 908-238-1380 $3,399. Call 908-422-2374 CHEVROLET BARETTA GT 112 Autos/Trucks ’93 - M aui Blue, m int cond., W a n te d loaded. 17,000 miles. MUST SELL $11,500. or best offer. ABLE & DEAD 7 Days Free XROWD'S CQMNG Call 908-356-0193 Removal of Junk Cars. CHEVROLET CORVETTE ’79 $$ for new/old. 908-390-5531 63,000 miles, red leather int., 2 tops, fully loaded. All origi­ ALL SCRAP CARS nal. Perfect cond. $6,500. or AND TRUCKS. LARGE OR best offer. Call 908-254-8738 SMALL. ANY CONDITION. H & HAUTO WRECKERS CHEVROLET 908-591-0366 MONTE CARLO SS AEROCOUPE ’87 - Rare, only 7,500 miles. 305 H.O. T-tops, CARS/TRUCKS alarm, loaded. Gray/maroon. Many extras. $6,800. or best FOR EXPORT offer. Call 908-241-3890 ’80-’94. Paying 1,000’s over dealers. Hi miles OK. Lease & CHEVROLET S10 BLAZER bank payoffs OK. Cash at ’89 V 6, A ir, p/s, p/b, p/locks, your door. C all 9018-462-5017 cruise control, roof rack, am/ fm stereo & tape, Tahoe pkg. 86,000 mi. Asking $8,400. CASH FOR YOUR CAR Call 908-679-2970 ARTY’S AUT0 SALES ...... East Brunswick 908-257-6700 CHEVROLET SPECTRUM ’86 4 dr. Good cond. Average 31 mpg. Reliable. $1,500. or best CASH PAID $ offer. Call 908-940-8322 /! makes & models. Cash on the SPOT. Call 908-477-8853 CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC ’85. 4 dr. 75,000 miles. Needs a/c comp. Good cond. $1,500. CASH PAID or best offer. 908-264-6683 For junk cars, trucks, for recycjjn^. Call anytime Tommy CRYSLER LE BARON ’84- ll’s 908-787-5453 CONVERTIBLE DONATE CARS, Trucks, Auto, air, full power, cass. RV’s, Boats. Rurtning or not. $2,000. or best offer. Free immediate towing. Free Call 908-651-1053 or phone card to donors w/ad. 908-431-1300x1203 Free i n f o o n book vaiue o f DODGE DAYTONA ’88 your car. Tax deductible. 5 speed. P/s, p/b. Runs well. Jewish Heritage for the Blind. Needs minor work. Must sell. |500. or best offer. Call 1-800-2-DQNATE

DODGE D AYTO N A E S ’91 JUNK & RUNNING CARS Red. V 6, auto., p/s, p/b, p/l, 24 HOUR SERVICE p/m, air, am/fm stereo cass., TOP CASH PRICES PAID IT'S SO EASY TO FIND ON SHREWSBURY AVE., RED BANK! cruise, sunroof, alarm. 39,000 908-536-8031, 609-758-8850 miles. Asking $5,995. CaH WANTED-RUNNING and 908-607-0036 REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks FORD CROWN VICTORIA $100. and UP. Junk Cars 1 9 9 6 FORD 9 9 6 FORD 1996 FORD ’83, $400. PO NTIAC Removed. 908-238-9481 CATALINA ’78, $200. Runs WE BUY JUNK CARS WINDSTAR GL / j well. Call 908-747-2820 Marlboro Auto Wreckers AEROSTAR T-BIRD Minivan, 6 cyl, auto, FORD ESCORT GT ’89 - 908-591-1400 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto, overdrive, p/s, anti-lock Fully equipped. Exc. cond. brakes, a/c, am/fm st, 84,000 miles. $3,400. or best XLT o/d, p/s, p/b, offer. Call 908-679-3707 113 Auto Parts a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, air bags, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, tint, fab/int, air bags, buckets, Mini van, 6 cyl, auto o/d, p/s, anti-lock brks, a/c, am/fm st/cass, gauges, r/def., tint, tilC FORD TAURUS STATION S e r v ic e s fab/int, p/seats, buckets, gauges, r/def, tint, intermit wipers, tilt, intermit wipers, alum wh, Stk. #0591, VIN #TH170591, W AG O N ’90 Air, p/s, p/b, MSRP: $18,505, Rebate: $600, College Rebate: $400, luggage rack, $428 down, $316.92 1st payment, $325 sec. dep., T.P. luggage rack, Stk. #2243, VIN #T2B72243, MSRP: $18,441, 76Q6.08, Residual 13,335.00. MSRP: $21,425. Rebate: $1500. College p/seats, cruise. Runs great. Discount: $1806. 60,200 mi. Asking $4,850. AUTO DETAILING Rebate: $1500, College Rebate: $400, Discount: $1542. Rebate: $400. Stk# 7110, VIN# TBB47110. Call 908-446-4773 Mobile unit. Interior/Exterior. BUY FOR FORD WINDSTAR GL ’96 V 6 Reas. rates/Guaranteed work. 3.8 liter engine, 9,000 miles. Call 908-462-6712 1»?$299 $17 3 9 9 LOADED. Asking $19,900. WHEELS-(4) 3K $ 1 4 ,9 9 9 S * 1 5 , 6 9 9 per m onth/24 months u m M ^ Call 609-896-0293 14” steel from Mazda Miata. HONDA CIVIC WAGON ’85 Excellent condition. $18. each. Good college campus car. Call 908-536-3192 Runs well. $600. Call 908-723-0767 1996 FORD MUSTANG CONV, 1 9 9 6 FORD 1996 FORD 116 Motorcycles 6 cyl, 5 spd., p/s, anti-lock, a/c, am/fm st/cass., fab/int, air bags, p/seats, TAURUS SHO HONDA PRELUDE 86 M o p e d s gauges, r/def., p/w, BRONCO XLT 5 speed. Air, sunroof. 91,000 4 dr., 8 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/d/l, bd/side/m d, tin t., miles. Good condition. $3,500. p/b anti-lock, a/c, am/fm or best offer. 908-747-8161 cruise, sec sys. int. TRIUMPH ’74 4X4 w/cd, leaVint, m oon rf, p/seats, gauges, r/def, wipers. Hit, alum wh.. \ HYUNDAI EXCEL ’90 - White. Utility vehicle, 8 cyl, 5.8 litre, auto, overdrive, p/s, p/b anti-lock, a/c, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, tint, cruise, p/tr, sec sys, int. wipere, p/ant, tilt, alum whls, Moon roof. auto. New tires. TRIDENT all season, keyless 3 cycle. 5 spd., stored since am/fm st/cass, fab/int, air bags, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, tint, keyless entry, dual air bags, $0 down, $421.551st payment, $425 sec. Exc. cond. Asking $2,200. entry, Mach 460 series; Call 908-723-1544 78-2nd owner, all original w/ cruise, int. wipers, tilt, alu. wheels, keyless entry, all terrain, electronic dep., T.P. 10117.20, Residual 19596. MSRP: $30,800. Rebate: $1,000. factory parts & service manu- MSRP: $25,170. Rebate: $500. 4x4 touch drive, trailer tow pkg., Stk #5739, Vin #TLB65739, MSRP: College Rebate: $400. Stk# 9293 VIN# TA299293. HYUNDAI XL GLS - 4 dr., a I s . $3,7 50. Call College Rebate: $400. Discount $2271. Stk# 4475 VIN# TF184475. ’88 $31,530, Rebate $2,000, College Rebate: $400, Discount: $5131 auto , p/s, p#, ac, am/fm 908-577-1712 cass. 80,000 miles. Good BUY FOR cond. $2,400. 908-577-8620 JEEP CHEROKEE PIONEER 117 Trucks/Vans ’90 Black. 4 wheel drive. * 2 1 , 9 9 9 SK * 2 3 , 9 9 9 73,000 miles. Excellent condi­ tion. Asking $8,800. Call GMC SONOMA! |LE Easy to get to Pickup ’91 -All i is. Turnpike JE E P W R A N G LER ’89 mileage. $3,600. C a ll jmtjHousy^ERR from anywhere! Red Islander, gray hard & soft 908-257----- r top, 5 speed, t> cylinder, very MITSUBISHI MIGHTY MITE good condition. $7,000. PIC KU P ’86. Nlew exhaust Call 908-390-1358 system. Asking $1,475. Call JE E P W R A N G LER ’95 908-257-8939 Rio Grande edition. 4 cyl., 5 741-6000 speed, dark green/tan ext., hard/soft top, am/fm cass., 118 Motor Homes anti-theft sys. 13,500 mi. Rec. Vehicles $14,500. Call 908-671-4532 700 SHREWSBURY AVE., RED BANK save plenty! MERCURY COUGAR ’86 V 6 COACHMAN RiIQ Y A LE ’86 Prices include all costs lo be paid c except licensing, tax & M V. fees Light blue. 86,000 miles. 22,000 miles. Slieei ips 7. Load- College Rebate if qualified, 12 000 v; 11c thereafter on 24 month leases. Looks great. Best offer. Call ed. Sale or Renit. Asking 908-257-4621 $27,500. Call 9 0 8 - 4 6"1-6084 2 5 0 INDEPENDENT, JULY 10, 1996

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Stk. #2865, Vin SUNFIRE p/ant tilt, alum wh, air bags driver & pass, keyless door entry, air bag driver’s side, fog lamps, ext: red, int: gray, Stk. i T int gray; Stk #895, Vin WT152458, #JW172114,55,227 miles. ext white, int blue, Stk #877, Vin #NY662677,69,550 miles. #2824, Vin #SC812818,28,835 miles. 59,835 miles. 2 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/anti-lock brks, a/c, $3 , 9 9 5 am/fm st, fab/int, buckets, rec/seats, $ 1 2 , 9 9 5 $3 , 9 9 5 console, gauges, r/def. bd/side aid, tint, $1 1 , 9 9 5 ‘90 OLDS 98 REGENCY BROUGHAM ‘89 DODGE RAIDER 4X4 int. wipers, a ir bags driver & pass, ext: ‘94 BUICK REGAL GRAN SPORT ‘95 PONTIAC GRAND P MX S E 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s. p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, 2 dr, 4 WD, 6 cyl, auto, OD, p/s, p/b, a/c, red, int: gray, Stk. #2856, Vin 2 dr, 5 cyl, auto, p/s, p/anti-lock brks, a/c, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/anti-lock brks., a/c, Ithr/int, p/seats, rec/sts, gauges, r/def, p/w. p/d/l. am/fm St., fab/int, buckets, rec/seats, consoie. #SS887619. 22.428 miles. . am/fm st/cass, leather/int, p/seats, buckets, am/fm st/cass, tab/int rec/seats, ga uges, r/def, bd/side md, tint, cruise, p/tr, int. wipers, mats, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/w, p/d/l, p/mirr, bd/side md. tint, cruise, pin gauges, r/def, tint, int. wipers, LOW MILES, $1 1 , 9 9 5 p/mir, bd/side md, tint, cruise, p/tr, int. wipers, strip, int. wipers, tilt, air bags driver !i pass, ext: p/ant, tilt, alum wh, luggage rack, ext: white, int: blue, Stk. #812, Vin #L4307278, 84,659 miles. ext: red, int: gray, Stk. #902, Vin #KJ017905, mats, p/ant, tilt, alum whl., air bag driver’s side, teal blue, int: gray, Stk. #2823, Vin SF335882, 47,837 miles. 1996 BUICK ext white, int: tan, Stk. #2754, Vin #R1443016. 25,633 miles. s6 , 9 9 5 s7 , 9 9 5 s1 2 , 9 9 5 $1 3 , 4 9 5 CENTURY ‘94 MERCURY TRACER ‘92 BUICK CENTURY ‘94 CHEVROLET LUMINA EURO ‘95 MERCURY SABLE GS 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass. 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, 4 dr, 5 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/anti-lock brakes, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, overdrive, p/b, anti-lock brakes, a/c, 4 dr, S cyl, auto, OD, p/s, p/anti-lock brksl., a/c, fab/int, fab/int, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, fab/int, rec/seats, gauges, r/def, pVw, p/d/!, a/c, am/fm st/cass. fab/int, rec/seats, gauges, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, p/seats, gauges, cruise, p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, r/def, p/mirr, bd/side md, tint, int wipers, axt: It. r/def, p/w, p/d/l. p/mir, bd/side md, tint, cruise, intermit wipers, buckets, r/def, bd/side md, rec/saats, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir. od/side md, tint, cruise, pin strip, int. bd/side md, tint, cruise, int wipers, p/ant, tilt, p/w, tint, mats, console, p/d/l, pin strip, tilt, alum wh, wipers, tilt, alum, wh., air bags driver & qass., keyless green, int; tan, Stk. #532, Vin #RR635302, axt: dk. blue, int: blue, Stk. #2842, Vin p/tr, int. wipers, tilt, air bags driver’s side, ext: VERY LOW MILES, ext: burg., int: gray, SHARP! 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Program Car. * 8 , 4 9 5 $8 , 4 9 5 $1 4 , 9 9 5 $1 4 , 4 9 5 * 1 4 , 9 9 5 ‘94 MERCURY COUGAR XR-7 92 BUICK SKYLARK GS 94 MERCURY SA B LE L S WAGON ‘95 FORD AEROSTAF XLT 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto, p/s,'anti-lock brakes, a/c, am/fm st/cass, tab/int, 4 dr, wag, 6 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, Van, S cyl, auto, od, p/s. p/b, rear ai iti-lock, a/c, fab/int, p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, console, leather int., sun/rf, gauges, cruise, intermit wipers, buckets, r/def, 1995 FORD MUSTANG leather/int., p/seats, gauges, p/mir, cruise, rf rack, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, buckets, rec/se its, gauges, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, r/def, pI'M, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tin cruise, snt. cruise, p/tr, sec sys, int. wipers, front mats, tilt, bd/side m, rec/seate, p/w, tint, mats, console, pJcVt, fflt, alum wh. intermit, buckets, r/def, bcUside md, rec/seats, p/w, lint, wipers, tilt, styi wh. covers, air bag dr rer’s side, 7 alum whl., air bags driver and pass, ext: red, int: Grand tourmg suspension, dean & low miles, ext: aqua, int gray, CONVERTIBLE mats, console, p/d/l, pin strip, p/ant, tilt, alum whl., Air pass, high cap, dual a/c, willow gree , gray cloth red, Stk. #694, Vin #RH640154, 54,382 miles. Stk #2880, Vin # N0641477,22,597 miles. 2 dr. conv. 6 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/anti-lock brks, bag’s driver & pass, keyless door entry ext: green, int: a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, cony, (white) roof, tan, Stk. #2884, Vin. #RA614895, 26,005 miles. seats. Stk #732, Vin #SZ7357049. 21.7 54 miles. $8 , 9 9 5 $9 , 9 9 5 p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, $1 4 , 9 9 5 $1 5 , 9 9 5 r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, cruise, ‘93 FORD PROBE 92 MERCURY SA BLE G S p/tr, int. wipers, tilt, alum whl,, air oags driver 94 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS GS ‘95 FORD WINDSTA R G L 2 dr, 4 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, 4 dr, 8 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/anti-lock brks, a/c, am/fm Van, 6 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/anti-loc c brks, a/c, fab/int, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, fab/int p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, console, & pass., ext: white, int: red. Stk. #771, Vin st/cass, fab/int, p/seats, rsc/seats, gauges, r/def, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, buckets, rec/seats, r/def, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, int. wipers, tilt, alum gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint #SF230198.10,503 miles. p/w, p/d/l, p/mirr, bd/side md, tint, cruise, p/tr, int. gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/s le md, tint, whl., air bag driver's side, ext: blue, int: gray, Stk. cruise, pin strip, int. wipers, tilt, alum whl., air $1 6 , 9 9 5 wipers, mats, tilt, air bags driver & pass, keyless cruise, int. wipers, tilt, alum whl., ai bag driver #897, Vin #P5131419, 43,356 miles. bag’s driver & pass, ext: plum, int: black, Stk. door entry, ext: green, int: gray, Stk. #871, Vin & pass, ext; white, int: blue, Stk #869, Vin #811, Vin <*NA634487, 51,015 miles. 1995 MERCURY RX670459, 24,270 miles.. #SBC84330 26,737 miles. $9 , 9 9 5 $9 , 9 9 5 $1 5 , 9 9 5 VILLAGER GS * 1 6 , 9 9 5 ‘94 BUICK CENTURY ‘95 MERCURY MYSTIQUE GS 94 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO ‘95 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE 4 dr, 4 cyl.-^auto, p/s, p/anti-lock brks, a/c, 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, Van, 6 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/anti-lock 4 dr, 4 wd, 6 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/anti-lock brks, a/c, 4 dr, 8 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/anti-lock brakes, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, p/seats, rec/seats, fab/int buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, brakes, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, am/fm st w/CD, fab/int, p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, am/fm st/cass, leather/int, p/seats, rec/seats, r/def, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, bd/side md, tint, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md. tint, cruise, buckets, rec/seats, gauges, r/def, p/w, console, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, cruise, p/tr, dig cruise, p/tr, int. wipers, tilt, air bags, driver side, int. wipers, p/ant, air bags driver & pass, ext: md, tint cruise, rf rack, pin strip, int wipers, mats, dash, pin strip, int. wipers, p/ant, tilt, alum wh, air ext: beige, int: tan. Stk #2635, Vin #R6443547 aqua, int: tan, Stk. #673, Vin #SK624442, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md,-tint, cruise, rf rack, p/ant, tilt, alum whl., air bag driver’s side, ext: red, bags driver & pass, axt: white, int: burg.L Stk #2807. 34,828 miles. 14,757 miles. int. wipers, tilt, alum wh, air bag driver’s int: gray, Stk. #2881, Vin #RC215124.65, 816 mites. Vin #SU272821, 30,850 miles. side, 7 pass seating, ext: gray, int: gray, s1 0 , 9 9 5 S1 1 , 4 9 5 Stk #737, Vin #SDJ19379, 16,706 miles. $1 6 , 9 9 5 * 2 2 , 9 9 5 7758 If you don't see it here call us at... 908-264-4006 THIS AD IS A COUPON AND MUST BE PRESENTED AT TIME OF SALE. ROUTE 35 • KEYPORT PRICES INCLUDE ALL COSTS EXCEPT TAX. LICENSE & REGISTRATION FEES. 5 2 INDEPENDENT, JULY 10, 1996

ONLY AT THE D IRECT FACTO RY CONNECTION- SEACO AST M ITSU BISH I! INCLUDES: •CD CHANGER

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4-dr., 4-cyl, automatic, fr. whl. drive, 2.4 Itr. 4-cyl. eng., ps/b, a/c, dual airbag, fr. buckets, p/winds./locks, rr. defr, tilt, crse., int. wprs., t/gls., am/fm stereo cass. VIN ITE412357. MSRP $21,848.

Brand New a ECLIPSE MONTERO IS 4H4 1996 3 0 0 0 E T • POWER SUNROOF • AIR CONDITIONING •CD CHANGER • ROOF RACK * KEYLESS ENTRY DUAL AIRBAGS AIR CONDITIONING 2-dr., 5-spd. m/trans., 2.0 Itr. 4-cyl., ps/b, dual airbag, fr. buckets, Auto., active trac 4x4, V6, ps/b/windsilocks/ant/mirrs, dual a g, fr. buckets, cloth int., 5-spd. m/trans., 3.0 Itr. V-6, ps/b, fr. buckets, cloth int., p/winds/locks/antymirrs. cloth int., rr. defr., tilt, elec. trunk rel., rr. defrVwpr., rear defr^wpr., tilt, crse., int. wprs., alloy whls., LEASE tilt, crse., int. wprs., alloy alloy whls., int. wprs., t/gls. t/gls., AM/FM stereo. LEASE LEASE PER MO. whls., t/gls., keyless entry, AM/FM stereo cass. ' VIN #TE328609. AM/FM cass. VIN#TJ007377. PER MO. VIN#TY007181. PER MO. MSRP $17,976. 42 MOS.* MSRP $33,183. 42 MOS.* MSRP $31,160. 42 MOS.*

w® wmmm@ KmmEmpJsw&wmmmB1ism RVAW F6Rwm m m ! OR CHOOSE IROM THESE SELECT PRE-OWNED AND PRRGRAM VEHICLES ‘91 FORD TEMPO ‘92 MITSUBISHI MIRAGE ‘90 PLYMOUTH LASER ‘91 VWJETTA ‘90 NISSAN MAXIMA ‘91 DODGE STEALTH 4-Cyl, auto, ps/b, air, p/locks/winds., crse., 4-Cyl, auto, ps/b, a/c, buckets/console, 4-cyl., auto., O/D trans, ps/b/w/locks, a/c, 4-cyl., 5-spd. m/trans, ps/b, a/c, rf. rack, V6, auto, o/d trans, ps/b/locks/winds, air, V6, auto, o/d trans, ps/b/w/locks, a/c, crse, tilt, buckets/console, AM/FM stereo cass., AM/FM stereo, rr.defr. 48,594 mi. VIN crse., t ilt console/buckets, wire whl. cvrs., console/buckets, rr def,, AM/FM stereo tilt, crse, buckets/console, AM/FM stereo tilt, buckets/console, alloy whls, rr. defr, rr. defr., t/gls., cloth int. 96,812 mi. VIN #NE024772. Stk#P3?8A. AM/FM stereo cass., t/gls„ cloth int. cass., t/gls, cloth int., 88,358 mi. VIN cassiCD, rr. defr., t/gls., cloth in t, 94,847 AM/FM stereo cass, t/gLs, cloth int, airbag, #MK149231. Stk IP374A. 71,826 mi. VIN ILE098172. Stk. I4223A. #MM014200. mi. VIN #LT414133. Stk. #4117A. 54,092 mi. VIN /MY016229. Stk #3785A.

* 3 9 9 5 * 6 4 9 5 * 6 9 9 5 * 6 9 9 5 * 8 6 9 5 * 1 1 , 9 9 5 ‘94 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE ‘93 FORD AEROSTAR ‘94 MITSUBISHI GALANT LS ‘96 MITSUBISHI GALANT S ‘95 MITSUBISHI DIAMANTE ES ‘95 MITSUBISHI DIAMANTE LS 4 cyl, 5-spd man trans, ps/b, a/c, V-6, auto, o/d trans, ps/b/locks/winds, a/c, 4 cyl, auto, o/d trans, ps/b/locks/winds, a/c, 4 cyl, auto, o/d trans, ps/b/locks/winds, a/c, V6, auto, o/d trans, ps/brks/locks/winds., crse, tilt, a/c, V6, auto, o/d trans, ps/ABS brks./seats/locks/winds, buckets/console, AM/FM stereo cass, rr. crse.. M , console/buckets, rr detr., AM/FM console/backets, crse., tilt, AM/FM stereo csss., crse., tilt, console/buckets, AM/FM stereo cass., console, buchets, rr. ie )., AM/FM stereo cass., M s, a/c, m , console, buckets, alloy whls., AM/FM slereo defr, t/gls, cloth int, bal. of fact. warr. 17,781 stereo cass, t/gls, cloth int, airbag. 39,769 t/gls, cloth int, dual airbags. Bal. of fact. warr. t/gls, cloth int, dual airbags. Bal. of fact, warr cloth int., dual airbags. Bal. of fact warr. 15,432 mi. VIN cass, rr. defr, t/gls, ithr int, dual airbags. Bal. of fact mi. VIN IRE120960. Stk #P331. mi. VIN #PZC18421. Stk #4190A. 28,594 mi. VIN IRE075086. Stk #P373. 15,184 mi. VIN ITE300759. Stk #P382. #SY028318.Stk#P381. warr. 21,005 mi. VIN #SY023584. Stk #«88.

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MITSUBISHI t/4BE£2323i (between Sea V ie w a n d USE? O A K H U R S T (908] 493-4333 Monmouth malls) — Prices incl. All cost to be paid by consumer except for lie., reg. & taxes. ‘ Closed end lease based on 42 mos. v//10,000 Mi. Per Year @ s.15 Per Mi. Thereafter. All leases req. down payt.; sec. dep. S495 bank fee & 1st mo payt at iease H I inception. Galant: $250 Ref. Sec. Dep., Total Payments $8358, Total Cost $6953. Residual S10.924 Eclipse: S1559 down payt., $200 Ref. Sec. Dep., Total payments $7308, Total Cost: $9562., Residual $8988: Montero: $1999 down payt., $400 ref. sec. dept.: Total Payments: $15,078: Total Cost: $17,972; Residual: $17,587. 3000 GT: $1249 down payt.: $400 ref. sec. dep.: Total payments: $15,078; Total Cost: $17,222: Residual: $14,645. Valid thru Mon.. 7/15/96. INDEPENDENT, JULY 10, 1996 5 3

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New • 1996 • Mercury New • 1996 • Mercury New • 1996 • Lincoln VILLAGER CONTINENTAL

4.6 liter 32V InTech V-8, auto trans. w/od, 4 dr. sedan, 4.6 liter V-8, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, JBL audio GS sedan, 3.0 liter 6 cyl., auto trans. P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, ilium, entry, frt. & r. 3 .0 liter, au to tran s., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, system, anti-theft, memory profile, w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, speed control, carpet fir. mats, speed cont., radial spoke P/mirrors, 7 pass, seating, speed control, r. frt. & r. floor mats, AM/FM stereo cass., tilt whl. cvrs., cloth int. Stk. #T655. VIN def., all-season radials, luggage rack. Stk. rescue pkg., voice activated phone, whl., dual air bags. Stk. #T512. VIN #TX681649. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $1,800. #T652. VIN #TDJ50968. Opt. Pkg. Disc. tilt/cruise, leather seating, Loaded! Stk. #TG641506. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $500. Rebate Rebate $1,000. College Grad Rebate $400. $1,000. Rebate $1,500. College Grad Rebate #T621, VIN #TY702304. MSRP $46,145 $1,000. College Grad Rebate $400. Irwin Irwin Disc. $1,120. MSRP $23,615 $400. Irwin Disc. $2,020. MSRP $22,915 Disc. $1,560. MSRP $20,255 B u y F o r

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SALES • SERVICE • PARTS • LEASING 462-1818 Prices include all costs to be paid by consumer except for license, registration and taxes. 24 month closed end leases.. 12,000 miles per year, 15* over. Town Car $909 cap cost rad., $1,900 Rebate, $500 ref. sec. dep. T.O.P. $12,711. Villager $999 cap cost rad., $1,500 Rebate, $400 College Grad Rebate, $275 ref. sec. dep.T.O.P. $7,143. Continental $999 cap cost red. $2,900 Rebate, $500 Owner Loyalty Rebate, $500 ref. sec. depT.O.P. $12,711. Sable $999 cap cost rad. $600 Rebate, $500 Renewal Rebate, $400 College Grad Rebate, $225 ref. sec. dep.T.O.P. $5,535. 5 4 INDEPENDENT, JULY 10, 1996 Dennis Adams

LINCOLN MERCURY

N E W OWNERSHIP! • NEW M AN AGEM EN T! Owned & Operated By Dennis Adams of Woodbridge Dodge ^

Present This A d To A ny Em ployee Fo r A...

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‘88 FORD TEMPO GL ‘89 LINCOLN COrmNENTAL ‘93 FORD ESCORT 4 dr sedan, auto trans, pwr 4 dr sedan, 6 cyi., auto trans. pwr Wagon, 4 cyl, auto trans, pwr 1 6 3 9 5 strng/brks, AM/FM stereo stmg/ABS brks, AM/FM St. cass, strng/brks, AM/FM stereo, cass, AIR, tilt, cloth int, s/b AIR, pwr wind/seats/lks/mirr/ant, AIR, pwr mirr, r/def, t/gls, cloth 4 dr sedan, cloth int, r/def, AIR, heated mirr, pwr rads, 72,369 miles, tilt, cruise, r/def, t/gls, b/s mldgs, int, bckts, 27,004 miles, 4 dr sedan, 3.0 L 6 cyl, autcrtrans w/OD, pwr strng/brks, strng/brks/ant/wind/locks, auto trans w/OD, AM/FM stereo cass, STK#64134A, VIN#JK202227 Ith int, s/b rads, 118,103 miles, S7K#62366B, VINIPW155417. STK/61063A VIN/KY655918. AIR, AM/FM stereo cass, dual air bags, r/def, t/glass, AIR, dual air bags, FWD, t/glass, 371 A pkg, 2.0 L 4 cyl, floor mats, VIN#TA655147, MSRP $19,185. (B) VIN#TM605833, MSRP $17,160. (A) jg£i * 3 4 9 5 $3 7 9 5 $6 9 9 5 ‘89 FORD F150 XLT 4x4 ‘91 MERCURY SABLE LS ‘93 EAGLE SUMMIT DL Pick up, 8 cyl, auto trans, pwr Wagon. 6 cyl., auto trans, pwr 3 dr wagon, 4 cyl, auto trans, strng/brks, AM/FM stereo stmg/brks, AM/FM St. cass, AIR, pwr strng/brks, AM/FM St. cass, AIR, pwr wind/locks, pwr wintfsts/lks/mirr/ant. tilt, cass, AIR, r/def, t/gls, rack, tilt, cruise, 75,367 miles, cruise, r/det. t/gls, b/s mldgs., cloth dotti in i s/b rads, 25,518 miles, STK#69628A, VINMNA58666. int. s/b rads, 66,429 miles, STK#62167A, VlN#PZ00632. STK#52196A, V1N#MA613625. $7 3 9 5 $7 9 9 5 $8 9 9 5 88 MERCEDES 420 SEL ‘94 M ERC URY VILLAG E R ‘96 CHEVY BLAZER 4 dr sedan, 8 cyl, auto trans, pwr Mini van, 6 cyi, 3.0, auto trans, pwr Utility, 4x4,2 dr, 6 cyl., aulo trans. strng/brks, AM/FM st. cass, AIR, stmg/brks, am/fm stereo cass, air, pwr stmg/brks. AM/FM si. cass, pwr wind/seats/locks/mirr, tilt, AIR, pwr wind/lks/mlrr. till, cruise, pwr wind/sts/lks/mirr/ant, tilt, cruise, r/def. t/plass, b/s mldfls, 1996MBRCURY cruise, r/def, t/gls, mnrf, leath r/del, t/gls, b/s mldgs., vinyl rf, NEW 1996 LINC padded roof, clotn Int, bench, bckts, cloth int, bekt, s/b rads, 26,897 int, 164,215 miles, STO2081A, s/b rads. 30,586 miles, stk #IT101, miles, STK/61066A, ™i#TK129109. VIN#JA400056. Vin # ROJ26753. VILLAGER GS *10,995 *15,795 $21 ,l9 5 TOWN CAR WE WILL PERFORM YOUR WARRANTY LEASE P E R M O . 24 M O S. & SERVICE WORK REGARDLESS OF FOR WHERE YOU PURCHASED YOUR LINCOLN OR MERCURY VEHICLE! BUY s 1 8 , 9 9 5 FOR 2 9 , 7 9 5 Cloth int, r/def, pwr mirr, 7 pass seating, cruise, pwr 4 dr, V 8, auto trans w/OD, conv spare, alum spare whl, strng/brks/wind/locks, privacy glass, luga rack, underseat AIR, pwr strnq/ABS brks, dual air bags, keyless entry, storage, pwr dr seat, alum wnis, flp open liftaate wind, auto NO $ DOW N LEASES! alarm,n. ,pwr wind/lock/seats, cruise, tilt, VIN#TY692673, , trans, air bag, 2 tone paint, frt and rr AIR/HEAT, privacy glass, AVAILABLE ON ALL MODELS TO QUAL. BUYERS M SRP! 137,900. (D) keyless entry, VIN#TDJ33353, MSRP $23,285. (C) Dennis Adams

LINCOLN MERCURY

STATEN | 1 1 9 Route 184 • W oodbridge, NJ (H opelaw n Section) ISLAND.

J U S T 1 5 M I N U T E S A W A Y F R O M . . . 1 8 0 0 3 2 L I N C O L N (1-800-325 4626) ■ KEYPORT • EAST BRUNSWICK •SHREWSBURY • STATEN ISLAND Iprt Incl. $600 mfr’s rebate, $500 owner loyalty rebate, All prices incl costs lo be paid by consumer except lor lie, reg, doc, taxes & bank lees. (A) Incl. $600 mfr's rebate, $400 college grad rebate. Directions: Woodbridge LincolnM crcurv is easy l<> reach - 00 college grad rebate.') 1100/mi thereafter. $0 down, $449 1st mo, $450 ref ' i. (C) Incl. $1500 mfr's rebate, $400 college grad rebate. (D) Pymts'Pymfs based ' on a 24 mo closed end lease w/12,000 mi/yr " Take (ISP N. lo E x it 127lo lit. V N. I m ile to Rt. I8 i V.. & (Staten sec dep, bank fee, $3000 mfr’s rebate (to dir) = $1394 due at lease incept. !urch op = $21,467. Total pymt = $10,776. Total cost = $11,721. Lessee resp. for excess wear and tear. Island Exit) Woodbridge LincolnMercury I/ i m ile on right. INDEPENDENT, JULY 10, 1996 5 5 ri T

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1996 VILLAGER '96 G R A N D A M '96 REGAL New 4-dr with 6-cyl, automatic, dual air gs, New 4-dr with 4-cyl, automatic, dual air bags, anti anti-lock brakes, air cond, AM/FM stereo 1SS, lock brakes, air cond, AM/FM stereo cass, tintec tinted glass, power steering, rear defro£iiter, glass, power steering, rear defroster & more power seats, cruise control, tilt wheel & m Dre! VIN#TM540674, stock #7664 MSRP $16,054. 3< VIN#T1461481, stock #7680, MSRP $21,975 30 month closed end lease with $1299 down/trade month closed end lease with $1299 down/triide, $200 refundable security deposit, $400 acquisitior $300 refundable security deposit, 3$400 fee & 1st payment for a total of $2098 due a acquisition fee & 1 st payment for a total of $2 248 signing. Total of payments $8463. Buy option a due at signing. Total of payments $8769. Buy end $7545. 12,000 mi/yr then .15/mi option at end $13,625. 12,000 mi/yrthen .15/1

6-CYL ENGINE FRONT - WHEEL DRIVE DUAL AIR BAGS ABS 4-SPEED AUTOMATIC p e r FRONT & REAR HEAT & AIR CONDITIONING POWER WINDOWS, LOCKS, BRAKES & STEERING e r TILT WHEEL CRUISE CONTROL LUGGAGE RACK REAR DEFROSTER • 1 9 9 m o , <249 o . REMOTE FUEL DOOR RELEASE AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE New Mercury 7-passenger van with 6-cyl, automatic, dual air bags, anti-lock brakes, air cond, AM/FM stereo cass, luggage | rack, power steering, windows, locks, mirrors & brakes, rear air conditioning/heat & more! VIN#TDJ39759, MSRP $23,380. G M C J I M M Y '96 BONNEVILLE 24 month closed end lease with $2395 down/trade, $200 refundable security deposit & 1 st payment for a total of $2794 & '96 $1500 Mfr incentive due at signing. Total of payments $7171. Buy option at end $14,428.12,000 mi/yrthen .15/mi New 4-dr 4-wheel drive with 6-cyl, automatic, air New 4-dr front-wheel drive with 6-cyl, automatic, bag, anti-lock brakes, air cond, AM/FM stereo air bag, anti-lock brakes, air cond, AM/FM stfereo cass, power seats, windows & locks, tinted glass, cass, power seats, windows & locks, tinted g ass, power steering, rear defroster & morel power steering, rear defroster & more! VIN#TK526095, StOCk#7855 MSRP $25,017. 36 VIN#T4213080, stock#7423 MSRP $22,484 36 month closed end lease with $999 down/trade, month closed end lease with $999 down/Made, $300 refundable security deposit, $400 acquisition $375 refundable security deposit, $400 acquisition fee & 1st payment for a total of $1998 due at fee & 1st payment for a total of $2133 due at signing. Total ot payments $11,763 Buy option at signing. Total ot payments $13,923 Buy option at YSTIQUE end $16,651, 12,000 mi/yr then .15/mi end $9893,12,000 mi/yr then .15/mi

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'97 L e S A B R E '96 RIVIERA New 4-dr with 6-cyl, automatic, air bag, anti-lock New 2-dr with 6-cyl, automatic, air bag, anti lock brakes, air cond, AM/FM stereo cass, power seats, brakes, air cond, AM/FM stereo cass, piupwer V6 ENGINE FRONT-WHEEL DRIVE DUAL AIR BAGS ANTI-LOCK BRAKES AUTOMATIC windows & locks, tinted glass, power steering, rear seats, windows & locks, tinted glass, power nrfuioon AIR CONDITIONING POWER SEAT, WINDOWS, LOCKS, HEATED MIRRORS, STEERING & BRAKES defroster & morel VIN#VH432408, stock#7855 roof, rear defroster & more! VIN#T4710 917. AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE SPOILER 15" ALUMINUM WHEELS CARPET MATS MSRP $24,463. 30 month closed end lease with stock#7645 MSRP $35,050. 30 month c!6:sed $1299 down/trade, $400 refundable security end lease with $1999 down/trade, $400 TILT WHEEL PREMIUM SOUND SYSTEM PACKAGE REAR DEFROSTER MICRONAIR FILTRATION refundable security deposit, $400 acquisition fee I New 1996 Mercury 4-dr VIN#TK615002, MSRP $20,675, 24 month closed end lease with $2599 down/trade, 1st deposit, $400 acquisition fee & 1st payment for a total of $2498 due at signing. Total of payments & 1st payment for a total of $3198 due at signiing. I pymnt & $200 ref sec dpst for total o1 $2998 & $600 Mfr incentive due at signing, total pymnts $7375, buy option at end Total of payments $13,969 Buy option at end $12,498,12,000 mi/yrthen .15/mi $13,269 Buy option at end $14,430, 12,000 mi/yr then .15/mi $22,000,12,000 mi/yrthen .15/mi

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M a g n u m V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, stereo cass., step bumper, P/L, P/W, 3.9 liter magnum V-6, 4 spd. heavy-duty auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM 5.2 liter m agnum V-8, 4 spd. heavy-duty auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/mirrors, SLT trim, tachometer, 22 gal. fuel tank, light grp., remote mirrors, cast alum, stereo, T.G., sliding r. window w/solar glass, delx. cloth & vinyl bench seat, r. T.G., sliding r. window w/solar glass, premium cloth 40/20/40 bench seat, whls. VIN #TS542845. MSRP $18,366. Rebate $1,500. College Grad Rebate step bumper. VIN #TS595305. MSRP $16,881. College Grad Rebate $400. Laramie SLT pkg. VIN #TS606926. MSRP $20,343. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $1,187. $400. Buhler Disc. $2,067. T.O.P. $8,817. Buhler Disc. $682. T.O.P. $9,.957. ' College Grad Rebate $400. Buhler Disc. $111. T.O.P. $10,337. Lease For... B u y F o r... Lease For... Buy For... Lease For... B u y F o r...

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Prices include all costs to be paid by consumer except tax, license and registration. 38 month closed end lease (38,OCX) miles per year), except Caravan 39 month lease (39,000 miles per year). $0 Down. 1st payment, $300 ref. sec. dep., $495 bank fee due at inception. 10C, per mile over except Dakota, 150 per mile over. @ 1996 Mayer & Dunn Advertising.