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Red Bank mayor Ed McKenna is one of several public officials being sworn in this week in local municipalities. Here. Borough Clerk Carol Vivona helps McKenna prepare for the Borough Council's organization meeting, which was to be held Tuesday. For more information about appointments for the new year in Red Bank, see Page 3.
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Local mayor Sworn in Eatontown Councilmen Edward wants taxes Storaisski and Jobs Cottins were to be sworn in Tuesday during die an- to remain low SEEPAGE* By Garry Wasko RED BANK — According to newly Manson retires elected Red Bank Mavor -Ed McKenna. the Dorothy Blair Maasoa, who is re- two new faces on the Borough Council will tiring this week ms mayory»f not translate into new faces among current Shrewsbury Borough, says she ia- municipal appointees, as the- new all-Demo- joyed her 12 years is the position, ^sj cratic council takes over this week. "As long as someone is competent and S€£ PAGES 14-18 professional, they will keep their jobs. We just want good people for Red Bank." said McKenna. as he prepared to take over as Guitars of plenty mayor after 12 years of rule by Republican Lunch Break in Red Bank received Michael J. Amone. who declined to run in canned goods test week as a result of November's race. % „ two soid-outBon Jovi concerts. Red Bank Regional High %;hoel teacher SEE PAGES 1«-17 Joseph P. McGmty and rear estate agent John T. Ulmensee were to assume the coun- cif posts they earned in the November Dem- ocratic blitz that left the borough with its To call The Register first-ever all-Democratic governing body. Advertising »„. 542-4000 Despite the one-sided council. McKanna. OrcuMton 254-7000 who has served on the Borough Council CtaaaMed „„,. _ .. 542-1700 since 1986. said that the municipal appoint- News/Sports _.... 542-4000 ments were made without political consid- eration. Many borough officials who were to News releases or advertising copy have been reappointed at the Jan. 1 reorga- may be mated or brought to The Re- nization were originally tabbed for their gMar bidding at One Register Plaza, posts by the Arnone administration. Shrewsbury. N. J. 07702-4320. Among thosexscheduled to be reap- pointed Tuesday were Borough Attorney Richard T. O'Connor and Borough Engi- neer Richard Kosenski. both longtime bo- rough officials. Municipal Court Judge Wil- Photograph by Ch»t Gordon liam Himmelman. Municipal Prosecutor THE ARTS .1* A NEW DAY Robert Susser and Borough Auditor Carlton AUTOMOTIVE 4*-47 Raymond "Bucfcy a——a-^ m^^^ fc.1— annnlni-. •••I hnnfc ir\ nr« MBUMI for Me new G. Thistle were expected to be reappointed BUSNESS 31 tOQKM vWr nn •ppoffiuTvwm DOOK HI pci as well, according to McKenna. CLASSIFIED 36-45 post aa the mayor o« Shrewsbury. Mass, an independent was to be sworn In Tuesday with Ms mnoinQ fnett, MtcfiaMl B#N, who WM ••rv# on council* Borough Clerk Carol Vivona and Bo- CLUB NEWS m COMMUNTTY CALENDAR 30-31 rough Administrator Sally Levine were also HEALTH CALENDAR ... » expected to be back, McKenna Said. He explained that the council's first order LETTERS .5 Mass believes government of business is the straightening up of the OSTUARCS 23 borough's finances. "We're gotfig to do ev- OFFBEAT ...5 OPNKJN 4 erything we can to make sure put taxes in should 'serve the people' this borough remain as low as humanly pos- ARA NUGENT 26 By Mary Elen McCsndtoss chief will pay off. One of my jobs is to try to_ sible," McKenna said. POUCE BEAT ... . 32 He saM that the newly formed regional PROPERTY LINES .... .31 direct council and the community and keep harmony. It is going to be hard, because I council of mayors, which consists of mayors CHARLES RUBINSTEIN 19 SHREWSBURY — Raymond "Bucky" from 12 mtrreunjiing municipalities, will be Bti-SANDFORD » Mass. who was to be sworn in as the bo- have no party affiliation and (the Republi- cans) feel offended, because they have been a catalyst in the new spirit of regionalization SOCSALSCENE 39 rough's new mayor Tuesday, firmly believes which has sprung up in the area. McKenna SPORTS 33-34 that government should serve the people, in control for 22 yean. But now things are liable to change." said that the more towns that work together LWDAMcK STEWART 23 and is determined to keep the mayor and to regionalize some services, the greater the YESTERYEAR ...... * council responsive and responsible. Mass said he is also concerned about con- tax savings will be far residents. Mass, an independent, won a four-year trolling taxes, and would like to "trim the "We met in December to discuss combin- term as mayor in November against Repub- fat from the municipal budget. ing some of the obvious things like garbage lican Councilman Dr. Carl W. Gardiner. "We hare people oa fixed incomes in pickup, utilities and other services that all The Register Abo scheduled to be sworn in for two-year town, people with no incomessand people these towns duplicate," he said, adding that terms on the Borough Council were Mass' who make a decent living." he commented. the council of mayors will reconvene in Jan- Found*** W7t running mate, Michael Bell, who will serve by John M. Cook and Henry Oay "When you consider the people, you^should uary to further discuss regionalization. as the only non-Republican voice on the consider them all equally. We haveto stay The revitalization of the borough's down- six-member governing body, and Republi- QAVS3 THALER within our income, and that ts going to town area is also high on McKenna's list of can incumbent Louis G. Ferraro. hurt- goals for the new year, but not at the risk of Mass, a resident of Sickles Place, moved Mass is anxious to begin his term as rrtyy- weakening the residential areas which, be to Shrewsbury from Newark in 1934. He or. and is pleased that a man he admi said, are the lifeblood of the community. served on the borough Police Department agreed to perform the swearing-in ceremj Further consideration of the proposed Spe- for 36 years, 30 of them as chief, before for bothtiimself and Bell. cial Improvement District (SID), which is retiring in 1988. He has said that in addition intended to benefit retail and professional jWLUAM PETERSON "I am-anxious to start the new year." he to bringing accountability, a balanced bud- said. "I fed very privileged to have former properties, will be on the agenda in upcom- get and credibility to borough government, ing meetings, reflecting the council's deter- RICHARD M P< Monmouth County Prosecutor Judge Alex- he would like to allow residents to become ander D. Lehrer swear me in. I have worked mination to address the downtown district's more involved in the governing body's deci- problems. VNCENT J GRASSA with him and under him, and have always sion-making process. admired him." \ The anst noticeable changes at council "I weald like to see government serve the meetings for 1991. besides the expected new BeU, Trafalgar Ptfcce. is the general man- spirit of togetherness among the council people," Mass said. "I get frustrated when ager of Caremark Home Care Co., a divi- 'government doesn't serve the people. Gov- members, just may be those in the meeting' JUDfTHMqSEEFgENEY sion of Baxter Health Care. He has said that room itself. The council room, which was ernment was never intended to serve poli- his first priority when he takes office is to last refurbished in the late 1960s, has been tics. MARKR.ROSMAN "look at areas in which we can tighten our undergoing renovations to bring the room "I am going to make sure those on the belts." up to present fire codes and improve the council are responsible for their commit- Ferraro. North Park Avenue, owns and appearance of the third-floor meeting room. THE HKSSTER s puCMWd »»My to. SZ2 OW tees." he added. "I want to make sure that if operates Loumel Press, a printing business New wall-to-wall carpeting has been laid, ynr by SMM»» Mcnmou* PuUMwg Co. One the public has a question, they can come to ta. Slwlbuty N.J 0?*92-«3» fr on Haddon Avenue. He has served on the which will match the blue and ivory color ptcayon lotMitMit SacnnddusPottKMRaan4 a council meeting and ask questions and get Borough Council for more than six years, scheme. Also, chrome upholstered chairs finding M ftttf Bw*. N.JN . POSTMASTEPOSTMSTER S»«Sll a responsive answer. It is their government and is a former council president. Ferraro have been installed for the public. Mhlo- ' . and their tax dollars. lias been directly involved in developing a THESEGSTEfi The money for the renovations, reported- On« FMgntv Pte« "I want government to be responsive, and public works department which, he said, is ly about $10,000. came from an old capital >*J077a2* if it is not, it is going to be my job to find "second to none," and believes that it is improvements bond, according to Levine. out why," Mass said. "It is also my job to important for the borough to continue fight- who added that no fuads were taken from A GREATER MEDIA COMPANY keep the peace and tranquility of the com- ing county and state mandates in order to the operating budget to pay for the renova- munity, so I guess my experience as police keep local taxes down. tions.
•» «-,-^. \- 4 JANUARY 2, 1991, THE REGISTER EDITORIALS Thanks for all you've done Two of the area's longest-lasting, * 12 years as his borough's leading mayors are bowing out this January, official. both after distinguished careers of His term as mayor saw an upsurge serving the good of the publit in their of pride and prosperity in a town that municipalities. had fallen into some disrepair during Dorothy Blair Man son, for 12 years the early 1970s. the mayor of Shrewsbury, decided not to seek re-election in November, in Through the efforts of Arnone's order to spend more time with her Republican administration, the recently retired husband. borough has rebounded nicely from the financial problems that plagued The couple intends to travel, taking New Jersey's small cities during that a well-earned vacation after long difficult decade. years of service. Through his efforts, Red Bank Not one to completely disappear entered into several lucrative public- from public life, Manson is honorary private partnerships that produced, chairperson of the donation drive for amng other projects, the Oyster the Monmouth Council of Girl Pointe Hotel and a municipal parking Scouts! garage. /"She is also busy planning her The growth of the Count Basie stepdaughter's wedding. Theater and a new arts scene are also 'During her years as mayor, the developments that have coincided borough of Shrewsbury grew into a with his term of office. prosperous, progressive, modem Arnone, too, was an accessible community. * mayor, and this openness was one of Manson's greatest strength as his great strengths. mayor was her accessibility to the • He spent almost every Wednesday public. for 12 years it) Borough Hall, She set aside certain hours during answering telephone calls, heading off the week where she Would personally problems, and listening to residents' deal with the problems of individual complaints. residents. . . ~ He was forthright and always The establishment of the willing to talk in his dealings with the Shrewsbury Historical Society news media, The Register included. ' Museum and Library was ^spearheaded by the efforts of In fact, it was his unwillingness to Manson. spend less time as mayor that led to his decision not to seek re-election in And, her work with the Planning November. ... Board throughout her term was an important influence on development His position as a state in Shrewsbury. — assemblyman, as well as a thriving dental practice and the raising of his Her efforts on behalf of open five children, took too much time 100 years ago 50 years ago spaces projects led to the away from his mayoral duties. On Saturday night Will 'Brown and Ed- A New Year's Party was held at the Red establishment of a public park n§med Arnone, Kjp, will be missed. ward Taylor made up a straw-ride party of a Bank Lions Club at the Molly Pitcher hotel in her honor. In the sometimes nasty local number of the young people of the village. in Red Bank. Color moving pictures were * She wHI be missed on the local The party had an enjoyable time until they shown, most of which were taken by Mr. political arena, Arnone and Manson were returning home at about ten o'clock. and Mrs. Field. The views were of scenes of political scene, and we wish her well. provided stability in the leadership of The horses started to run away. The horses colored flowers, Florida, ice boat races, of finally ran into a ditch at the side of the the race meet at Amory \. Haskell's estate " Michael J. Arnone, a dentist who their respective towns during their 1 was bom and raised in Red Bank, was Long terms in office, and each will road. The sudden stop overturned the wag- in Middletown township and different sec- on and threw the-party into a promiscuous tions of the World's FairHn New York, in- first elected mayor the same year as certainly continue to be a benefit to heap. Credible eyewitnesses of the accident cluding the blooming tulips taken in the Manson - l9JZ8THe also has served our communities. assert that it was the prize medal heap of spring of 1939. athletic young farmers, pretty girls and good wheat straw ever shown in the township. 25 years ago Officials get set for 1991 Fortunately no one was injured beyond a few slight bruises. It will not be considered Undeterred by the prospect of long I As 1991 gets under way, many difficult for elected and appointed good form in the village to speak of straw in the unpleasant weather and Mayor . rides until next year. Lindsay's plea to stay out of the city<"' newcomers are joining the ranks of leaders to keep the ships of state on sands of Monmouth County commuters those in charge of municipal business an even keel. 75 years ago headed for their jobs in New York City as in area towns. , Despite the financial constraints all usual this morning, despite the two day old When the county tax board met at Red transit strike which shut down all of the Most elected and re-elected local officials face, they must not lose ''Bank, there were a number of appeals from subways and bus lines.A spokesman for the officials have been sworn in, and sight of short- and long-range goals the assessments on Middletown Township Asbury Park-New York transit company re- appointments to boards and designed to make our communities farms. Omar Sickles, the assessor of Middle- ported the usual early morning passenger committees have been made, better places in which to live. town, had increased the assessment on a loads. "I think they're nuts," he said. s number of farms. At the meeting, he stated Now, in this time of uncertain Garbage and trash disposal, water in a number of instances the assessment had 10 years ago economy, it is time to get down to supplies, sewer systems, public safety, been increased beyond the actual value of business. , and the condition of streets and roads the property. In Little Silver, two incumbents and a It takes a man of more than ordinary cali- newcoper were sworn in to the all Republi- And it is important that are among the important elements that must be maintained. ber to admit that he has made a mistake. can Borough Council at the annual organi- newcomers, who are treading the Mr. Sickles did on this occasion, and he zation meeting. unfamiliar ground of municipal Elected and appointed officials, undertook to rectify the error by recom- George A. Darragh, who had completed .government, band together with the board and committee volunteers - all mending the reductions asked for. His frank serving a two year unexpired term, was statement that his mind had been in- sworn in by Mayor John A. Marrah to serve old pros to get the job done. must be prepared to deal with the fluenced in favor of higher assessments by a three-year council term. Michael D. Biehl High taxes, state mandated issues that will surface in the'90s. the criticisms of such people as Arthur will begin to serve out a one year unexpired Hope of Asbury Park will not be much of a term, and Loren D. Rabon becomes the on- programs, and diminished state and We are confident they will be up to surprise to those who are familiar with psy- ly new member of the council, to serve for federal aid have made it more the challenge. chology. three years. THE REGISTER. JANUARY 2, 1991 S Give mayor a fair chance When I first started attending Shrewsbury (Borough Council meetings about a year and a half ago, a man known only to me as "Mr. Mass" would attend every meeting. 'It seemed to me then that this man came to the meetings for the sole purpose of giving the mayor and council a hard time. Person- ally, 1 always wished he would speak his mind quickly, so that I could get home at a decent hour. I couldn't figure out why this man had such animosity toward the mayor worked together in the spirit of cooperation. . and council, and I thought he was an old To tell the truth, I was grateful the deci- sion on who to endorse was not up to me. However, before the most recent elec- The decision was up to my editors, and they tions, we reporters had to organize editorial chose to support Mas?. And. as it turned board meetings with all the candidates in all out, so did the people of Shrewsbury. the municipalities on our beats. Because he On New Year's Day, Mass was to have was running as the independent candidate been sworn in as the mayor of Shrewsbury. for mayor, it was during this time that I In conversations I have hati with him since discovered what the real Raymond "Bucky" his election, he has expressed his gratitude Mass was all about not only for the residents who voted for I expected to meet a man with lots of him, but also for those who voted against complaints, but no solutions. I expected to him. He has also said that although he and meet a man who had nothing to do with his his running mate, Michael Bell, are the onty time, except find ways to aggravate the gov- independent officials on an almost all-Re- erning body. I expected a gadfly. publican government, he wants everybody Photograph by Chat Gordon to work together for the good of the bo- MY DADDY'S OVERSEAS These editorial board meetings served as rough. • - Mark Christiani's dad is in Saudi Arabia for trta holidays, but trta 3*yaac-o4d anjoys a . the basis of choosing which candidates The I hope that those who still think of Mass Register would endorse. To say the least, the special holiday party thrown Thursday by the Red Bank Rotary Ck* for Fort Monmouth as a gadfly win give him a chance to prove •amiNas with c
1927 Hwy. 33 Neptune, NJ Fresh Seafood Aged Beef • Cocktails 988-1814 Major Credit Cards Accepted Your Host: Ollie Klein (formerly of Evelyn's) r :-<+> THE REGISTER. JANUARY 2, 1991 7 Mayor to 'work hard' on budget jloi't Rib, Scrub or Fight"! By Uiw Jiigir •* said. "They work on the Planning Board, FIND THE KEY the Zoning Board, the Library Board, the That Tib Mother Minute! FAIR HAVEN — "Toe biggest challenge Fire Company, the First Aid, the Environ- I LET US RESURFACE IT FOR the Town Council has next year is trying to mental, Recreation, Navesink River and I YOU. Make your oW, rough TO YOUR keep our taxes in line." said T. David Hin- Historical Advisory commissions, the Wel- { bathtub shiny, like new and ton. newly elected mayor, discussing the fare Board and others." | easy-to-clean plans he has in store for Fair Haven in 1991. Fair Haven is also looking for ways to FUTURE "We have to work hard at our budget regionalize its services, such as composting JANUARY SPECIAL with the goal of a zero percent increase in and recycling or sharing equipment pur- S1QQ FOR BATH taxes, and maintain a good level of ser- chases, revealed Hinton. I J7J7 reg >250 TUB REFINISHINC vices," he added. They are currently in the rough planning "We are even working with the schools to stages, he said. try to keep the increases at a minimum." "Once a month, we meet with the mayors Currently, Himon said, the state is hand- of Tinton Falls, Little Silver, Shrewsbury, * Greater ling a request for a one-year extension on Oceanport. Sea Bright and Monmouth their re-evaluation plans. Beach. West Long Branch. Eatontown and Media Rumson have expressed interest in joining. He explained that the tax maps which the It's kind of an informal type of thing, but Newspapers re-evaluators use have to be updated, in or- the feeling you get from this meeting is on Jan. T der to meet with strict state regulations. 'What can"we do to help youT" "Our engineer UiAmned us that it will take from 'four to five months, at least, to make our new tax maps," said Himon. "The ones we have now, they're okay, but they don't apply to all of the state standards. UIIOIISAII The state has come up with new guidelines for tax maps." Hintqn quickly added, "The new tax K? OS maps will not affect the tax rate. The cost for them will be $20,000 to $25,000." im sal. ...lila- WH0US4LE» Re-evaluation will be more costly, at ap- proximately $80,000 to $85,000. Hinton also expressed a desire to main- tain the "spirit of volunteerism" in town. "We have a whole lot bCxoumteers," he Garden Club set to meet in January FAIR HAVEN - The Fair Haven^jar- den Club will meet at noon Wednesday. Jan. 9, at Bicentennial Hall, Cedar Avenue. The dub meets on the second Wednesday of each month. The membership fee is $20 a year, and members come from towns such as Atlantic Highlands, Little Silver and Rumson. "Every month, we feature a different ac- tivity and guest speaker," said Judy Pettiti. Rumson, publicity chairwoman. "Refresh- ments are served. _Jiltec«ntly. we decorated the municipal buildings in Fair Haven with evergreen wreaths," she said, "and we planted over 300 flower bulbs near the Public Works building. We also make little flower arrange^, menu for the Meals on Wheels recipients. In May, the club holds a flower sate -at Sickles School. ^ > The dub's mission is to further the inter- est and knowledge of gardening, and to *fn=—' dy "artful uses of flowers for the home," the club's guidebook states. Abo, the group tries to encourage civic beauty and environmental concerns. "I joined a year ago, because I love arts and crafts," said Pettiti. Residents urged to show support for U.S.,troops Officials with the Port Monmouth Tax- ciiQLE WWTER ITBft^ payers" Association recently urged New Jer- sey residents to support the United States servicemen in the Persian Gulf by tying yel- low ribbons and flying the American flag outside their homes. Catherine Rogers and Joseph McCarthy, BRICK TOWN LAKEWOOD OLD BRIDGE SAYREViS.LE SHREWSBURY co-chairs of the taxpayers group, called on Route 9 South *61 Broad St- fi all residents and businessowners to fly the 2045 Rt 88 E US Route 9 & Kennedy Blvd Route 516 American flag and tie yellow ribbons in front of their homes and stores to support 295-1300 370-4900 679-9090 525-0733 747-1900 U.S. troops in Saudi Arabia. 8 JANUARY 2, 1991, THE REGISTER
flemington Juvs BILL SANPFORE ENVIRONMEJ^ New year dawns and life goes on It's a fact of life that as we grow older, the years flit by on increasingly swift wings. Now we have spent another one, and I feel that I squandered mine. It was gone before I could make much meaningful use of it. Although 1990 didn't last long, we can expect 1991 to be even shorter. This apparent telescoping of the years as we age is. in part, a simple matter of math- ematical proportions. When we are 10, a year is one-tenth - a \ big 10 percent - of the life we've known. When we're SO it has shrunk to a 50th - a mere 2 percent - of our total experience. FIR But there's another factor, too. It involves the intensity and focus of anticipation. As kids, we look forward eagerly to the happy times of birthdays and festive holi- days with their promise of presents and goodies, and the days between them go ever SO slowly. Eagerness dims with age. We become m- dined to less happy anticipations - monthly bills, work deadlines, winter cold and sum- mer heat - and they come around all too quickly. SAL That factor can make for exceptions to mm PRICED the rule of age and the passage of time. For the worker contemplating retirement BELOW OUR COST and the opportunity to do a million things there wasn't time for before, the last year of TO MAKE! employment may be one of the longest years of adulthood. And the first year of retire- ment is likely to be the shortest one yet. So beautiful, so fashion- A Now we count our accomplishments of 1990 and they add up to precious little. able, and non^a There were, to be sure, some long-neglect- ed home repair chores that got done. But amazinglj affohiaWe. our list stresses the really important things - the outdoor world things - on which we fell short of expectations. gives you Dors for What is it they say about an ill wind? It was demonstrated to us-agafn last week. tlie'90s at prices When the bottom fell out of the ther- mometer, ending an abnormally balmy In- of the 70s. dian summer, we complained a little but it did bring us a couple of presents on Christmas Day. The first tree sparrow of the season, a UP TO 60% cheerful and welcome guest, appeared at our feeding station. It was much later than OFF OUR usual, probably waiting for the real-winter to.arrive. REGULAR Then, the red-bellied woodpecker, also a season's first, came to the suet cage. It was a . neatly plumed male wearing a jaunty, Santa X0WL0W Claus-red cap on the back of his head. The cold which boosts our heating fuel /TRICES consumption also multiplies the need for calories to stoke avian furnaces. It does wonders for feeding station patronage. January For "Coastal Problems'" will be the program Sale priced topic at the Monmouth County Audubon Society meeting at 8 p.m. Jan. 9. from $349 Dave Grant director of the Ocean Insti- tute at Sandy Hook, and a teacher of earth to $49,000. science, geology and oceanography, will pre- sent a slide-illustrated talk on erosion along the Monmouth County shore, its causes such as global warming and rising sea level, and feasible solutions. The society's meetings, at the Trinity Epi- sccopal Church, Red Bank, are free and fletnington fur company open to non-members. \ OPEN SUNDAY & EVERY DAY 10 AM TO 6 PM " NO. B SPRING STREET, FLEMINGTON, NEW JERSEY Bill Sandford of Matawan, a retired One of the world's largest specialists in fine quality furs. newspaper associate editor, has been writ- ing about nature and conservation in Mon- mouth County since 1952. T THE REGISTER, JANUARY 2, 1991 9 Council set to address ANNOUNCEMENT Curchin & Company, FIND THE KEY cable contract, incinerator located at 100 Maple Avenue TO YOUR By Ma* RondMti plans for additional recycling in the bo- rough. in Red Bank, phone 7474500. EATONTOWN — Borough residents Another issue officials will be working on is proud to announce were not expected to see many changes at in 1991 is the effort to keep Fort Monmouth FUTURE Tuesday's Borough Council reorganization open, Lewis said. He added that Frankel the addition of -^ meeting. and United States Rep. Frank Pallone, D- Counrilmen Edward Stominski and John Monmouth. have been very involved in the Curchin Consulting, Inc\ Collins, the council's only Republicans, re- Save Our Fort Committee. which specializes in elected in November, were set to be sworn Lewis said the committee is working to in at a ceremony at Borough Hall. keep federal officials from moving the fort's financial counseling to The biggest turnover in borough govern- operations to the South, arguing that New ment was on the Planning Board, where Jersey is better suited for research. troubled companies, Though local officials have heard dis- Greater three new members were set to be appoint- couraging things about the possibility pf bankruptcy consulting as Media ed. Stepping down from the board, after keeping the fort open over the long term, he more than IS years of service, is Board pres- said that if the ultimate "decision is made well as other diversified Newspapers ident Robert Irwin, according to council on a rational basis, I think we have a pretty president Theodore Lewis. Judith Bretzger good shot of keeping it open." managementWvicesr on Jan. 9" is also stepping down from the board, he added. There is also another vacancy to be filled on the board. Set to be appointed to the four-year seat held by Irwin and the vacant four-year seat are residents Jeffrey Carhart and Richard Loeffler, who has served before on the board, Lewis said. To be appointed to the one-year Planning Board seat being vacated by Bretzger is resi- dent Gerri Hopkins. No new members were set to be added to January the Zoning Board, Lewis said. He added that in a recent announcement, Municipal Court Judge Ira Kreizman said he is stepping down, but the council has not had time to replace him. Lewis explained that Kreizman's law firm is merging with another and according to Clearance state law, members of a firm cannot practice criminal law if a member of the firm is a JANUARY 3rd THROUGH JANUARY 6th municipal court judge. At an 11 a.m. ceremony before the coun- cil's reorganization, Brian Denegar was set to be sworn in as new fire chief, Lewis said. The year 1990 was marked by a number Tne of issues and accomplishments, be said. One of the accomplishments was the run- Marketplace ning of sewer lines along Old Deal Road and the paving of that road, one of the last dirt roads in the borough. Work on the road is about 90 percent complete, Lewis added. As of Jan. 1, 1991, borough employees were to be enrolled in a new insurance poli- cy, pars of a state employees' package, which wilfsave $300,000 in the first year and pro- vide equal coverage to the old plan, he said. A controversy which marked 1990 in- volved differences between the council and Storer Cable, Lewis said. The council did not renew the cable company's contract, and the company has appealed the denial to the state Board of Public Utilities. A number of residents had asked Storer for religious programming without success. Lewis said, but added that in an encourag- ing move, a new manager at the company said recently that some religious program- ming would be added. Lewis said that Borough Hall would be renovated in 1991, with additional office space being added by using the now-vacant old borough library in the building. The borough will also be considering how •Beauty Barn to deal with the- potentially expensive prob- Anne Klein Outlet lem of maintaining or replacing under- Children's Outlet * Classic Jewelers ground municipal storage tanks, he said, adding that the council also might decide to Dress Bam * Electrolux begin to heat Borough Hall with natural gas. Famous Footwear * Hit or Miss Council members this year will be work- ing on resolving a number of proposed zon- j Kristy Shoes * Las Vegas Golf & Tennis ing changes, Lewis said. Also to be consid- ered is the possibility of hiring, with Tinton ! Nutri System * Linens n Things Falls, an independent expert to discuss at \ Silky wave * Spa Lady meetings the county's controversial propo- sal to build a trash incinerator in Tinton Falls. soon: Raaj Mahal II In a related matter, the council is present- / ly getting price quotations on the cost of implementing a recycling program, similar) to the one in Berlin Township, which woukr eliminate all the burnable materials from The MARKETPLACE at SHREWSBURY (Just North of Shrewsbury Ave.) borough trash, he said. Y Mayor J. Joseph FrankeL unavailable fot Hours: Monday through Friday 10 to 9, Saturday 10 to 6, Sunday 12 to 5 comment, said in December that he wanted to hold special meetings early in 1991 on "I ICtt ! 10 JANUARY 2,19^1, THE REGISTER Predictions of wines to come Is Your Child Caught On Monday night, the old year ended and a new one began. In A FailureChain? It's an appropriate time of the year to gaze into the sediment of my favorite wines Your child may need help with weak study skills or poor reading or math CHARLES B. skills. Some daydream or talk too much in class, and some are unmoti- - reds are best for this purpose - and offeTerr a vated or lack confidence, despite good IQs. few predictions of things to come in RUBINSTEIN world of wine. *^T Improve school skills while-there's still tim^Our certified teachers help WINE students overcome frustration and failure A feu hours a week can help My past record in thisTegaroS-would gain the Educational Edge* and sec.how much (un learning really is. 9 . make Nostradamus proud, but it beats the vineyards are flooded at harvest time, Individual testing and tutoring in Reading. Study Skills. Writ- looking at tea leaves. the worst that will be said is that careful selection by the consumer will be rewarded. ing. Phonics. Spelling. Math, and SAT | Sure To Happen In 1991: Nobody in the industry will declare 1991 as a poor vintage Betting on one of these scenarios occur- - 671-0200 year in any wine region. ring is close to a sure thing. Middletown One Ann Park, Rte It will either be the vintage of the century If you want absolute certainty about the or the descriptions will make thpse who be- future, then you can be positive that I will THE HUNTINGTON LEARNING CENTER* lieve in truth in advertising wush with make my usual resolution about not buying shame. t \ any more young red wines to cellar. Even, if the weather is a total disaster and I already have more than enough to last me forever, short of my rivaling Methuse- lah. This resolution is sure to suffer the same fate as the one I made last year on the same At BRGDKDALE This Winter subject. An Even Money Bet To Occur In 1991: Keeping in mind the emphasis some wine- ries place on the quality of the art on the Join us at Brookdale! We'll be label, there will be a wine auction featuring only the bottle labels and the wine will "•. happy to give you a hand. discarded.* - Brookdale has more than 50 Given the present popularity offbooki1 and articles on the do's and don'ts af wipt majors and hundreds of credit and food matchups, at least one elected onW rial in some state, probably California; will and non-credit courses. You ask for a law prohibiting the pairings of spe- cific foods and wines on the grounds of 'can attend classes at the taste. Under such a proposal, drinking a sau- Lincroft campus, or choos terne with a hamburger might draw a five- convenience of a learning^ * day jail sentence for offending common de- cency. center or extension site in veur / Another lawmaker will probably offer a mandating specific pairings of food and neighborhood. Winter Term begins January 24. wine as being in conformance with natural Give yourself a hand and law. The battle lines will be drawn. I can see register early; avoid the $20 the placards reading "Free Choice Now." A Long Shot To Occur In 1991: Now that late fee*. Brookdale Community Champagne prices are skyrocketing and there is a shortage of grapes to meet the College is closed December 23 demand for sparkling wine made in other wine regions, an enterprising Japanese com- through January 1. pany will launch a new drink - sparkling said. For more information, and an It will become a favorite of the white Zin- application, call the Brookdale fandel fans. Unfortunately, the only part of this that is Admissions Office at 842-1900, probably farfetched has to do with what the next drink fad will be. ext. 375. There is sure to be something equally strange. Remember Cold Duck? Every wine writer who published ratings of wines that awarded scores in any form, numerical or otherwise, will be forced to repeat the evaluation in public in the blind. The Admissions Office, at They will all be assembled in a giant are- Li ncroft is open Monday na, and over the course of a week, each writer will taste a random selection of wines through Thursday, 9 a.m. to that he or she evaluated during the past year. 7 p.m.; Friday 9 a.m. to. V p.m. Brookdale is a Co-op College, The writers will be asked to score the and Saturday, 9 a.m. to noon. wine again. All the scores will exactly duplicate those Counselors, financial aid and BROOKCALE previously published. If you believe that wine writers have the admissions personnel are on COMMUNITY ability to accomplish this feat, you must hand to assist you. COLLEGE . also believe in the tooth fairy. In any case, Happy New Year, and re- member - The sediment doesn't lie. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION INSTITUTION Charles B. Rubinstein of Colts Neck is secretary of the Wine Writers Circle of the Greater New York Area and treasurer of Give Yourself A Hand the Wine Media Guild. 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1 by Chat Gordon Pay your carrier HAPPY MEMORIES Dorothy Blair Manson looks over a photo album in which sna has coHactad | graphs of nor many journeys* After 12 years aa Shrewsbury s mayor, Mi and not to run again in order to spend mom time UaweHng with her husband. Democrats plan to be active By Tharasa Maggiolo tion of area services are two of the bo- rough's main priorities for the new year. SEA BRIGHT — Democrats Philip As the state government cuts back on rev- Rotchford and William Gelfound are the enues for municipalities, "we will have to new men on the block. watch our own budget on a local basis," Rotchford and Gelfound, who were to Rotchford pointed out have been sworn in at the Borough Coun- Rotchford said the borough also will have cil's reorganization meeting Tuesday, were to examine what to do about the (approxi- elected by borough residents in November, mately) 27 teen-agers who attend Shore Re- forming a Democratic majority of 4-2 on gional High School, West Long Branch. the council. "We're paving over $40,000 per student," Rotchford and Gelford. both residents of to send those youngsters to high school, Ocean Avenue, replace Republicans Joan Rotchford claimedVWe could send them to Brearley and C. Read Murphy. the best boarding .sgbgpLand buy them a Rotchford said he is looking forward to BMW to get around in wSh that kind of money," he said. One alternative, he said, is Th.t-.-s M> sale-like WHOLESALE! serving on the council and praised Gel- carrier will give you a valuable found, who he called "a hard worker. (The) to send the students to Rumson-Fair Haven joins the Register and money-saving coupon when he Gelfounds are very active in town," said High School, which, he claims, has available Independent in offering our collects *1.25 every four weeks. Rotchford, a 12-year resident of the bo- space. Howem, "the likelihood of getting Just redeem the coupon at rough. "We have a good group of people on out of our (school) system is not very good readers . the council, and I don't think, there's a may- right now," Rotchford acknowledged. LE. or around who cares more about his town The remainder of the council for 1991 is than Mayor (Charles) Rooney (Jr.)." made up of Democrat Scott Arnette, Os- Rotchford, who is the manager of Gloria borne Place, Democrat Charles H. Cunning- 50% OFF 20% OFF* Nilson Realtors in Rumson, is a member of ham, Ocean Avenue, and Republicans the borough's Concerned Citizens Group, a Douglas Adair and William J. Keeler, both WINTER NEW SPRING "watchdog" group formed by Gelfound to Ocean Avenue residents. oversee the happenings in the community. FASHIONS Arnette will be serving his second year of ! CLOTHING Gelfound, who could not be reached for a three-year term. Adair and Keeler are both comment, is an executive with a large com- beginning their third year of a three-year mercial decorating firm, Zack Painting Co., term. Cunningham has filled the one-year Inc. He also is a former member, officer and unexpired term of former Councilwoman Greater Media Newspapers trainer in the Menlo Park and Cheesequake Linda Horsager. who moved to London fire companies. when her husband was transferred. Mayor Rotchford said the overseeing of the mu- Rooney continues to fill the unexpired term nicipal budget and the possible regionaliza- of Andrew Manning, who died in 1988. THE RE6I3TER, JANUARY 2, IS
Manson recalls past INTERIOR DESIGN' mayoral accomplishments & DECORATOR Board from 1979 to 1990. and its Subdivi- Official retires sion Subcommittee; performed more than Residential • Commerciai^- 80 civil wedding ceremonies: and acted as the liaison to the court and the Environ- Lincoln Avenue • Elberon to spend more tit mental Commission. with her husband She also worked with the Shrewsbury Garden Dub and attended at least one 222-1011 By Mary Etmn McCwdfrM meeting of all boards, committees and com- OPEN 7 DAYS missions each year. SHREWSBURY — Dorothy Blair Man- son truly enjoyed the 12 years she served as Manson said one of the most exciting as- mayor, and considers it a "really positive" pects of her term as mayor was her partici- featuring experience. pation in the Planning Board. However, Manson decided ntutofiw fgr^ Her biggest challenge was trying to con- BELOW WHOLESALE PRICES re-election last year in order to spend more -trol development so that it did not adverse- time with her husband. ly affect the character of the borough. ON ALL NATIONAL BRANDS OF FURNITURE "My main reason for not running for re- "Sometimes people asked why there had election is that my husband is retired and he t6 be development in this town," she ex- ALSO GREAT SAVINGS ON has been waiting for me to retire, so we can plained. "A few years back, a survey was • Window & Floor Treatments travel together," she explained, adding that printed listing the percentage of undevel- she is serving as the honorary chairperson of oped land in each municipality. • Framed Art • Lamps & Accessories the Monmouih Council of Girl Scouts 1990- • Mini Blinds • Duettes • Verticals 91 Annual Giving Campaign, and is also "Shrewsbury was gnty 45 percent devel- helping plan her stepdaughter's wedding. oped, and buildervTocused in on it. The borough didn't own the. land, and there was "The main thing I enjoyed about being nothing we could do to stop people from mayor is it exposed me to so many people developing their land. We tried to minimize in the community," Manson said. it. cut it down and figure out how it could "It was a terrific learning experience and have the least impact on the town." FREE 98 percent of it was really positive." HOO *200 Manson said she is confident that the bo- CONSULTATION Manson was first sworn in as the bo- rough has retained its character, and noted rough's mayor on Jan. 1, 1979, but prior to that many people who grew up in In your home, OFF that, she served five years on the Borough Shrewsbury come back to live in the munic- OFF Council. ipality as adults. on any order office, on any order For her first term on the council, she was,-*" She added that in the future, devel- $ or my studio $ asked to fill a one-year unexpired term. She v opment within the borough will be mini- over 300 over 600 also served as a member of the Planning ma] with coupon with coupon Board during her mayoral term. t "One of the most exciting things I have "It was my town and I had just finished seen as mayor has been seeing young chil- with coupon six yean as the president of the Monmouth dren who grew up in Shrewsbury come back County Council of Girl Scouts, so I had to live in Shrewsbury as adults," she said. experience in some kind of administrative work," Manson explained. "I think that it is very exciting that the Shrewsbury experience of their younger "I had also been president oMhe-FTA. It lives made them want to come back. was like a natural progression to became involved in local government, and I ac- "Luckily, I don't think Shrewsbury has cepted it as such." ' ' much left in developable land," Manson During her 12-year term as mayor, Man- commented. "There is probably only one son initiated many new projects and took remaining large tract in town that could still part in various local ceremonies and cele- be developed, and the owners haven't asked brations. for development lately. We do know there are environmental contraints. I don't see Among her accomplishments, Manson Shrewsbury developing other than what is lists her establishment of majfcr's office already in the works." hours in 1979. Manson said that serving as mayor has n^ ^lAAowtf , These times were set aside, Jb ihatjny^ gotten more difficult since she was first borough resident could contact Manson sworn in. and expressed concern about with questions or comments. mandates handed down to municipalities "Before that, the mayors were not able to by the state, and overburdened taxpayers. do this, and it was a terrible burden on the borough clerk," she explained. "My main concern is the state of the union of New Jersey," she said. "The office hours made me more accessi- ble, and it was very, very positive. I kept "I have found that over the past three or track of the people who called and what, if four years, things have become more com- any, problems they had. I also recorded plicated. We have to think about all the what was done about them." other towns and how we relate to each oth- er. It is getting too complicated; too in- Are You Seeking Quality Education? Another «ghHt*« of Manson's mayoral volved. term was the establishment of the Shrewsbury Historical Society Museum and "Being mayor has taken progressively library. She has been an active member of more time, because of the added responsibi- Find it at Ranney School! the society since its inception in 1982. lity of state and county mandates that we didn't have in 1979.. Manson also has a history of supporting • Tour ouriacilities and speak with our staff the preservation of open space. "There have to be accommodations for the poor and needy, because they are being In 1982, she initiated a Green Acre Grant taxed beyond their ability and means of • Accepting applications for September 1991 Application for 3.9 acres of open space for, paying," she said. passive recreation near Borough Hall. enrollment ^O *\ "Everything is against living nicely. It is The grant waOwarded and in 1984. the up to the courts and government to- make borough purgnsttd an additional 12 acres, • 235 Hope Road, Tinton Falls, called the Mtscham Tract, and re-named it changes, because it is way out of control. Dorothy Blair Manson Park. "There has got to be a limit s&fnewhere, • For additional information call Mrs. Posten, That same year, she accepted the Mon- because people and companies are moving mouth County Conservation Commission's out of New Jersey," Manson added. 542-4777 "Verdant Award" for her work on the Green "Let's not let this continue to happen. It 1 1 Acre Grant for *open space" . is .time for legislators to wake up and work M«Mnn was a member of the Planning for the common good." 16 JANUARY 2, 1991, THE REGISTER
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A GIFT FROM BON JOVI Member* of Cub Scout Pack 11, Rumson, help stock the pantry shelves of Lunch Point Hotel Break, a Red Bank soup kitchen run by notunlsaca. All of the food was donated by fans 1 # of rock star Jon Bon Jovi who attended his Dec 23 concert at the Count Basis Theater, Red Bank, 46 Bodman Rock star's generosity Sponsored by Aquarius Ri information call I brightens Lunch Break presents for the many children whom Lunch Break serves. Concert-goers Rumson Boy Scout Pack 11 and mem- bers of St Mary's Youth Group, New Mon- asked to donate mouth, also helped stock the now bountiful shelves with canned goods. canned food, toys "We also make sandwiches, set the tables and wash the dishes," said Gail Lodrigueza, ' Lauren Jaeger 16, a member of the youth group. RED BANK — With a pantry now "This is the purest form of people helping stocked more generously than a supermar- people," Bongiovi said, although not reveal- ket's, it is hard to believe that two weeks ing the monetary donations. This is the ago, the staff at Lunch Break was looking at closest example of a true charity that I could empty shelves, wondering where the next find." food supply donations would come from to Bongjori would also like to set up an edu- feed the hungry. cation program for the clientele. th "The times are tough now," said Joan But thanks to two sold-out Jon Bon Jovi Jenkins, one of the founders of Lunch 8 Grade Students rock concerts held at the Count Basie The- Break. "Many people got laid off of work ater Dec. 23, the soup kitchen's patrons will MONMOUTH AND OCEAN COUNTIES this month. But we sent out 200 baskets of have much to feast upon. food this Christmas, with turkeys, hams and Every ticket holder was asked in advance yams. Are Yon A Good Student? to bring some food or toys for holiday dis- "Every little donation, every little bit tribution. In a few hours, two truckloads of helps," said Jenkins. "A couple of Girl Do you want to be challenged? food were received. Scout and Boy Scout troops have adopted a And every dollar in profit was donated to family, and it has worked out very well." Are You Interested in a First Rate charity. Besides Lunch Break, a family with "People need food, they need clothing," Lyme disease will be helped, as well as the Bongiovi added. "One day, I was unloading High School Education? Sisters of the Good Shepherd in Wickatunk. the car (for Lunch Break) and*!, noticed a Even the Count Bask Theater will be ren- man about Jonny's age holding three new RANNEY SCHOOL is offering you the opportunity ovated with the proceeds, and all of the (donated) suits, beaming ear to ear. I saw so funds will be matched by the state. much pride in him. I knew then that he through its 13th Annual "This all became possible because of Jon would make it It was wonderful seeing him Bon Jovi's fans." said his proud mom, Carol walk off like an executive. "In Search of Excellence" Bongiovi. as she helped stock the canned "The garment manufacturers in New goods Dec. 26 in Lunch Break's basement. York with overruns should be informed " Scholarship Competition "They're the ones to thank." about this," she added. "It would be nice to Each award is worth $1,000.00 toward tuition, A resident of Rumson, Bon Jovi had been get new clothes. Give us the gas money, and renewable every year. using the historic Count Basie Theater for we'll go and pick up the donations. Sole Criterion to MERIT. NEED to NOT a FACTOR rehearsals for his coming MTV-sponsored "(Lunch Break) depends on any person Japan tour, when it occurred to him that a who could bring them something," she ex- Application deadline is concert could take place within the auditori- plained. "What they're doing is incredible. JANUARY 11,1991 um itself- to raise money for its restoration They're like me, too. They stretch a dollar Testing will take place: and to help his neighbors who might be in until George Washington is cross-eyed." need. Bongiovi, exhausted after days of shop- Saturday, January 19th at 9:00 am The 28-year-old star has sold 30 million ping for presents for those who had little albums worldwide and has had five number money to do so, told about the homes she one singles on Billboard's charts. Although had visited. -^ For an application contact accustomed to filling 35,000-seat stadiums, "I talked to the families a»-discussed he thought it would be nice to do something what their needs were," she •«. "I knew "for home," according to his mom, also a who wanted the new Reeboks, tit baby doll, RANNEY SCHOOL Monmouth County resident or the purple outfit I never had a daughter, Lunch Break, a West Bergen Street soup so I've been having fun with this. But as I kitchen supported almost solely on volun- would look around the house, I would 542-4777 teer help and donations, was one of those think, 'Boy, she could use a heater, a toaster, charities that benefited from the singer's a blender, or an iron,' and I'd buy that, too. 235 Hope Road, Tinton Falls generosity. Tve never been this tired in my life," she Besides the canned food, a "generous said. "But I've never had a better Christmas amount of money" was used to buy holiday in my life. Jonny said it too." THE REGISTER, JANUARY 2, 1991 17 Concerts thrill fans of all ages RED BANK —-Loud" and "exciting- are two words to describe Jon Bon Jovi's « two benefit performances at the Count Basie Theater on Monmouth Street The first concert, played to an audience composed of mainly young women who ap- peared to be about 13 and up, began with screams that never ceased throughout the concert's three hours. The seats were never useo, either. Nicole Centrella. 13, of West Orange, seemed to be typical of the fans. To acquire her ticlceyshe arrived with her friends at 3:30 a.m. the previous Saturday and finally purchased it at 4:30 p.m. that afternoon. NOW 35% OFF) She said. "But when we got here, the line was already two blocks back. And then we found out that the first one on line was here 8 o'clock Friday night." The one you've been waiting foil "We're all so excited.- said her friend. Rachel Mitrani. 13. "I got to meet Jon's brother, Matt, who's 16, and was born Aug. Jackets, Slacks, Skirts. Dresses 30. I know everything about his family. I Jon Bon Jovi saw the home he grew up in SayreviDe. I Sleepwear, Sweaters, Handbags, Accessories, saw his high school. If I met him, I"d tell concert Bon Jovi would give for at least a him I worship the ground be walks on." year. ^ Menswear and more. ^ "He's tOfgeow and hisinusic is great" The screams were so loud, even Bon Jovi said Shannon Stoneham, 19, Eatontown. had to ask the audience to quiet down, add- ing that they had three hours of music in "But it was a madhouse gettmg is here." store for them. But the fans could not "The music is great." said Elise Sherman, oblige. Even during the first show's finale, 29, of Staten Island, who won her ticket on (p.s....The early sale shopper catches the best selection. "Silent Night,- the young adorers could not the radio station Z-100. "But I feel as contain their excitement though the ceiling is going to fall down any minute." In between shows, the rock star met and talked with handicapped children, many of Bon Jovi sang a haunting rendition of whom sat in wheelchairs. "The Little Drummer Boy,- which, accord- ing to his mother, was one of his favorites Jim Russo. 9, of Summit beamed with growing up. However, even this song was delight as he received an autograph. "I was drowned out by the screaming fans. hit by a car," he said. "It's the first time I'm To dispel rumors of the group breaking out of the house in four months." Rumson up, Bon Jovi sang "(I Get By) With A Little The evening performance was comprised Help From My Friends" in both of the con- Clothes and gifts for 7 West River I of older individuals, both men and women. certs, and he and the other band members country living. Rumson. NJ 842 1925 However, even they could not contain their congratulated each other heartily with hugs excitement at attending the only American and handshakes. . All Sales Final • Pupils will receive calculators By Lauren Ja«oer "We do plan to have our in-service meet- ing of all math teachers, to share what Are You Ready fee A FAIR HAVEN — In order to help them they've learned at the workshops for those better solve critical-thinking word problems who didn't go." he added. in math, pupils in grades six to eight will And Egan discussed the benefits of at- Weekend Getaway receive extra calculators in the coming year. tending such workshops, particularly the "Currently, when they take a test it's High School Profiency workshop, held Dec. Jwi Miimwmft without a calculator," explained Pat Egan. a 3to7. sixth-grade teacher at the Knollwood "Oar children can compute anything." School. "But they do so much better now commented Egan, "but they don't know than they have in previous years, because how to work in teams Srsojve problems." their reasoning is so much better,- due to The workshops emphasize cooperative For Only their practicing and learning on a calculator. learning, she added. "In basic skills, the students know their Egan explained how she learned how to 95 computations, but they get lazy," she added. institute the workshop's philosophy in her "The calculator is amazing There's moun- own classroom. / <~ $69 tains to climb here." Usually, she said, "tytu teach a concept Wallace Wolff, principal of Knollwood and give a couple of practice examples. In Per Couple, Par Night School, suggested "more calculators" in his the textbook, there are 50 number problems You Can Enjoy; Dec 19 math objectives presentation to the and six- word problems. Board of Education, listing goals for the up- "But now," she added, "the students coming year. should only do five or six number problems Fully Complimentary Breakfast He said that at least one will go to each and then do the word problems." pupil in every grade when the order, now on Then. Egan said, after the book's word • 2 Room Suites • Indoor Pool placement finally arrives. Wolff said that problems are completed, the students the instruments will especially come in should be prepared to construct word prob- Jacuzzi • Indoor Running Track handy when the eighth-graders take their lems of their own, making them as difficult High School Proficiency Test or as simple as they would like. • Fitness ,Room • Saunas "(Right now) some of the lads have calcu- "I'll say, 'It involves a mixed number, a lators, some don't" said Wolff. "Previously, proper fraction and the answer is 12,'" illus- • Video Playet • 2 TV's some teachers forgot to order them. trated Ega
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I things," William Shoppell. for 29 years the thought a longer trip might be in order." director of the Monmouth Civic Chorus, said Shoppell. who began to plan the Civic IS EASY AT THE will this year end his long association with Chorus' first European tour at that time. the choral group. That inaugural tear was followed by an- NEW, BIGGER Citing time restraints as the major reason other sojourn across the continent in 1986. for his decision to retire from the director's and a third trip last year. Shoppell said he post, Shoppell will remain supervisor of the counted these trips as the high points in his performing arts program for the Freehold career with the chorus. The trips carried the Regional High School District His retire- choral group through Italy. Germany. Aus- ment from the chorus takes effect in June. tria and Switzerland for performances. 1991. The chorus announced Nov. 30 that a "Singing a Mozart mass in the Cathedral HITECH search committee had been.formed to find of St. Stephen in Vienna, in the same setting video Shoppell's replacement with the Red Bank- in which Mozart worked, was a thrill be- based chorus. yond compare," Shoppell said. Calling By most accounts, that will be a difficult Vienna a "mecca for musicians." Shoppell task. compared the experience of singing at the For Home Stereo, Car Stereo, "Bill has nurtured the growth and musical famed cathedral to "a near miss on the park- development of the chorus," said chorus way - You get the same kind of adrenaline Home Theater and Complete member Kathy Whitman. She added, "We rush, with your heart beating a thousand 'accept his resignation with regret" miles an hour." Installation, Hi Tech Stereo is ~ Recent years have seen a great broaden- V The experience was emotional and ing of the audience and reputation of the jbreathtaking for the members as well: the Answer. chorus, with the troupe visiting Europe on fcwhen I looked out into the faces of my singing tours three times fluring the 1980s, own people - not a dry eye in the house, as in addition to trips to Washington. D.C. and they say," described Shoppell. Choose from: Adcom, B+K, Boston, Carver, New York. According to Shoppell, the cho- Other highlights of the trips included Denon, Infinity, JVC, Sony & many more. rus' itinerary wasn't always so geograph singing in »Peter's Basilica in Rome and ly adventurous. in the Duomo. a famed cathedral in the northern Italian city of Florence. 'Bring this ad & save *25 on any purchase over *250. "When I took over, the chorus was a Traveling together around Europe three more regimented." Shoppell said, expl; < times made for a closeness and a kind of 1 per family, good thru 1-31-91. ing that the group would perform just twi brotherhood among the chorus' 150 or so a year, in a year-end concert and a spring members, who already were a tight fraterni- stage production - usually a trusted, reliable ty, according to Shoppell. Gilbert and Sullivan operetta. "The chorus is a very close-knit organiza- NEW "The chorus had to go through a period tion. There is a warmth and camaraderie BIGGER of growth, and I was lucky enough to be that comes through in the way we all behave VISA*MC HiTech Stereo there at the time we were growing." Shop- and. I hope, in the music." he said. AMX-DISC 302 Rt. 35 (Next to Garcias) LOCATION pell said modestly, but according to Whit- "I have tried to make sure that the chorus man, his contributions then and through the is a super social organization as well as a years have been key in the chorus' run of super musical one." be explained. "The peo- Eatontown, NJ 07724 542-3334 good fortune.' ple will come out for the music, but they "Under his leadership. 4te chores ... was wHI-remam-with-us for the warmth."- - 2O JANUARY 2, 1991, THE REGISTER UB HEWS ties." The meeting is open to the public and the luncheon price is $18 for MODC mem- bers and $22 for non-members who register The there ana chapter of NOW will by Jan. 14. For further information, call meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Tinton 908-223-6632. Woods Clubhouse, 25 Holly Drive, Eaton- town. All those interested in women's rights are invited to attend. For farther informa- JTTLcSlLVER tion. call Elaine at 544-0843. The Monmooth Coanty Genealogy Club Department of will meet at 2 p.m. Jan. 13 at the Mon- I'S Club of Little Silver will hold mouth County Historical Association's a cBsmpagne brunch at noon Jan. 20 at the headquarters, 70 Court St, Freehold. Dr. Officer's Club. Fort Monmouth. Eatontown. David Kepley of the National Archives will A male and female fashion show will be be the featured speaker and be will discuss presented by Wallaces in Shrewsbury. Do- the 1920 census, the moving of the Ar- nation is $16.50 per person. For reserva- chives' New York branch out of Bayonne. tions, call Rita Ulan at 747-3339 by Jan. 16. and plans for new facilities in Washington. D.C. The presentation will include a slide MATAWAN show titled "Inside the National Archives." Refreshments will be served at 1:30 p.m. The Matawaa Chapter of Women's before the meeting. Ail prospective mem- American ORT will hold a general meeting/ bers are invited to attend. For directions, game nite at 7:30 pjn. Jan. 9 at Raritan call 908-462-1466. Valley School, 37 Cresci Blvd., Haziet For The Monmoutb-Qeeaii further information, call 739-6793. Photograph by Martin Petterchak Council's general membership luncheon CENTRAL SHORE OFFICERS meeting will be held Jan. 18 at the Sheraton MIDDLETOWN Joe ViHa (I), president, and other officers of the Central Shore Chapter of Deborah Hotel in Eatontown. Thomas B. Corcoran, enjoy the group's Dec. 13 Christmas dinner at the Haziet Firehouse (l-r), Rich Barney policy advisor for education in Gov. Jim The Middletown Rotary Ctafc will meet at (standing), vice president, and Bill Cairns, treasurer, both Haziet; Rose Borghi, record- ing secretary, Keyport; and Florence Rubano, membership chairwoman, Holmdel. Florio's Office of Management and Plan\ 12:15 p.m. every Monday at Howard John- ning, will be the keynote speaker. His topic' son, Middletown. For membership informa- I be "The Quality Education Act and Its tion, call Wally Olson, 671-2400, or Warren Local chapter of Deborah impact Upon Monmouth and Ocean Coun- Tockerman, 671-4450. raises money for a cause Proceeds benefit SOCIAL Through its volunteer network, estimated hospital foundation at about 75,000 people, the foundation an- nually brings in millions of dollars for pa- tient care, education and research. Funds in Browns Mills are raised through chapter activities, region- By Marilyn Duff al projects, grants, donations, endowments, bequests and other planned programs. The second Thursday of each month, The Central Shore Chapter, which covers members of the Central Shore Chapter of Haziet, Holmdel, Keyport, Keansburg, Deborah gather at the Haziet Fire House to Union Beach and Colts Neck, but welcomes plan fund-raising events for a unique hospi- members from other areas as well, last year tal located in Browns Mills. raised between $34,000 and $35,000 for The chapter is one of about 300 chapters Deborah, Villa said. located in New Jersey, New York, Pennsyl- Fund-raisers include an annual fashion vania and Florida which raise funds for the show and craft show, both held in the fall. Deborah Hospital Foundation of the Debo- Members also raise funds by participating rah Heart and Luog Center. in an annual statewide car raffle and are Founded in 1922 as a philanthropic sani- planning a second annual "bed race." tarium for tuberculosis patients, the hospi- The first "bed race," held last year at Air- tal today specializes in diagnosis, treatment port Plaza, Haziet featured seven teams of and researcH of heart and lung diseases. It Jive people. Two team members push and also operates a Children of the World Prtv- two pull, whilhilpe thlth"e fifthfifth m membe»mk"r rri»«i« relaxe«s m o.n gram, providing medical and surgical treat- the bed. ment to children from around the world Teams pay to participate in the 100-yard born with severe heart defects, as well as a race, and beds are built to specifications. research institute. '" Villa predicted this year's race, planned for This is the only hospital like this on the May, will be bigger than last year's seven- east coast," said chapter president Joe Villa, team race sponsored by Coors. which do- Haziet who next month will begin his nated $2,000. fourth two-year term as president ' "Wei have to try to raise money in all "You do not get a bill out of Deborah," different ways," said Villa, adding, "we do he explained, nor do you have to be a chap- very well for (a group of) volunteers who do HOUSE TOUR A SUCCESS - ter member, to be admitted for treatment all the work." What you do need is to have a chapter spon- The chapter has about 165 members. Vil- John and Tracy Keteher (1), Rumson, hosts of the MCOSS House Tour Party, sor you, he said. la said, 50 of whom are active in that they wotcoftM Nsncy sno Robert MontsArrst, 8lso of DM borouQn, to tn# COOCWQHQ In keeping with the philosophy of found- regularly attend the monthly meetings. He event of the 20th annual Holiday House Tour, which benefited MCOSS Nursing er Dora Moness Shapiro that there should was encouraged by a friend to join the chap- Services, Red Bank, a profit agency that is the state's largest provider of be no price tag on life, there is no cost to any ter about eight years ago. home health care. Mrs. Montserrat was nan of the Dec. 7 tour, which patient at Deborah aside from what their The chapter is always looking for new raised nearly $55,000 for the MCOSS Hospice program. insurance covers. members. Villa said, and particularly would The Children of the World Program, be- like to expand its membership in Colts gun in 1972. has provided treatment for Neck, wfiich recently came under the Cen- children who would otherwise havevaje
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Et S * Aldrich Road •56 Brick BoalevanL ken Brmw* M.U, W71 Et 37 W. *Brid«e Ave. * Ktmte 88, tUoute 37 and L«w Boad, Howell Township Brick Township Dover Township Point Pleasant Toms River STOKE DIAL: 9O1 -92OO JANUARY 2, 1991, THE REGISTER Police nab 3 juveniles on drug charges at school &eananee By Garry Watko during an attempted cocaine purchase, po- lice said. UTTLE SILVER — In a move intended The Monmouth County Prosecutor's Of-. to "demonstrate conclusively that the fice said that the operation was requested by January school and community win not tolerate the the high school's administration in response use or distribution of drugs on school prop- to what it saw as a growing drug problem in erty," the Monmouth County Narcotics the school. Task Force announced three arrests result- Donna Clark, an aide to County Prosecu- ing from an undercover operation at Red tor John Kaye, said that all such requests 50% OFF Bank Regional High School. from school officials are routinely granted. An undercover Monmouth County inves- The office had conducted two similar opera- tigator. 24-year-old Thomas Powers, work- tions in the 1980s, including a highly publi- ing under the auspices of the county narcot- cized bust at Howell High School in 198S January ics force, enrolled at the high school during that netted, among others, the senior class the week of Dec. 10, posing as a fifth-year president on drug charges. Long Branch senior transfer student. Powers was easily High Schootavas the scene of a similar oper- able to befriend one arrested student and ation in 19*89 / obtain marijuana from him, according to Officerslrom the Red Bank and Little 70% OFF police. Silver ptSlice departments participated in Powers is the son of Monmouth County the arrest, whiclrwas made in the hallways' Separates, Suite, Dresses Freeholder Thomas J. Powers. between classes, in full view of the other Because all three students arrested were students. "After 5" Gowns, Jewefry juveniles, their names were not released. A A statement issued by Kaye Dec 18 con- 17-year-old senior was charged with two firmed that the operation was undertaken in counts of distributing less than 50 grams of response to a request from the school ad- marijuana to the undercover officer, these ministration, and commended those re- two offenses allegedly occurring on school sponsible: "The Monmouth County Pros- property, and one count of the same charge ecutor's Office applauds the efforts of the outside the school zone. The last charge re- Red Bank Regional High School to do all sulted from a meeting between two of the they can to provide their students with a students and Powers at a local convenience drug-free environment in which to learn." store, according to police. Clark added that the operation was slated Police said the student had a remote pag- for just a two-week period, and that rumors ing device to facilitate his drug business, of an unplanned early ending were un- and that a Jeep used in the convenience founded. A published report last week store transaction had been confiscated in stated that a student had accused Powers of connection with the charges. being an undercover police officer, leading 15 First Street A second 17-year-old senior was charged to the calling in of Red Bank and Little with being an accomplice to the first indi- Silver police and the end of the operation. Rumson vidual on one of the distribution counts Clark would not confirm that such an stemming from the alleged convenience incident occurred, and said that the opera- store exchange. A third student, 14, was tion was carried out as planned. charged with selling the undercover officer She said that no more arrests in this inci- an imitation controlled dangerous substance dent were forthcoming. Save $8.00 Local Literacy Volunteers set important 20-year goal By Mark Rondeau Volunteer tutors need no special skills, and receive 18 hours of training. The group Voted Best New Restaurant Ben Clymer, president of the Monmouth will work with anyone who needs to read N.J. Moeihly Magazine County Chapter of the Literacy Volunteers better, except for those with severe physical of America, estimates that there are 40,000 disabilities who would benefit more from people in the county who cannot read at the specialized methods. There is no charge for fifth-grade level. the tutoring. Students and teachers usually Coupon Good "That's a conservative estimate," he said. meet once a week for two hours. The aver- Moreover, the New Jersey Chapter of the age rate of improvement for students is one Mondays & Tuesdays Literacy Volunteers of America estimates grade level per year, Clymer said. that more than 800,000 adults in New Jer- "It's not a big commitment on the part of sey cannot read. This goes along with esti- either, but it produces results," he added. Valid for dinner only, one coupon per adult couple. mates that one in five American adults is Clymer said that there is much flexibility functionally illiterate. In addition to this in the methods used to teach, which are functional illiteracy rate, another 34 percent fitted to the needs of each student Teaching of American adults are only marginally lit- methods might include the use of flashcards Featuring erate. or the tutor writing down word for word a Clymer said that he and others in the story told to him by the student, he added. a wide variety of the local chapter have set the goal of eliminat- About 60 percent of the students are in ing illiteracy in Monmouth County in the the basic reading program, and 40 percent Freshest Seafood next 20 years, an accomplishment he be- are in the English as a Second I angiiagr lieves to be necessary. program. Tutors do not need to be able to Veal; Chicken, "Not to say we are going to do it, but we speak the ESL students' native language in are determined to do it," he said. "It might order to teach them. Clymer said. Great Prime Rib, Pasta Dishes not happen." There seems to be a variety of reasons Literacy Volunteers is a worldwide orga- why people grow into adulthood not being and Daily Specials starting at nization which can be found in more than able to read, Clymer said. Some people, es- 40 states, Clymer said. There are 30 LVA pecially older ones, had to work to support affiliates in New Jersey. The Monmouth their families and could not attend school. County Chapter is presently a year and Others were "pushed" through school - pro- 312.95 three-quarters old, with 80 tutors presently moted from grade to grade, even though tutoring the same amount of students. The they had not mastered reading skills. He chapter has about 120 volunteers who pres- added that this produces the paradoxical ently aren't assigned to students, and about situation of people not being able to read, 178 Route 35, E&tontown 40 people who are serving pn various com- although they have solid academic creden- mittees, he added. > tials. V-<^ Clymer said that the all-volunteer organi- Still other people cannot read because 201/542-6655 zation needs students, tutors and other vol- they got involved with drugs or crime, or unteers willing to serve on committees. didn't want to study in school and became (1-1 Mi Miles PJorth of Monmouth Mall) Anyone interested in volunteering for the early dropouts. Clymer said. program, interested in being a student, or Mary Dunphy, tutor/leamer coordinator, Offer expires January 22. 1991 Not valid with any other promotion REG- knows someone who could benefit from the said the great majority of students come program, may call him at 493-4364. from a lower socio-economic level. THE REGISTER, JANUARY 2. 1991 ALTH FIND THE KEY TODAY cancer patients will be offered by the Onco- I Chinese logy Support Department of Riverview "Dine in China... N! A Preparation for Childbirth program Medical Center. Red Bank, at 7:30 p.rn. in ...Here in Rumson!" h\ TO YOUR will be held at 8 p.m. today-Jan. 5 and 7 at the 3 east solarium. For further informa- Experience the Finest Mandarin and i II Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. The tion, caU 530-2382. Szechuan Cuisine m New Jersey course is designed to provide information The New Jersey Lyme Disease Support ADiningPI.ee FUTURE To Enjoy on physical and emotional changes during Group will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Mon- pregnancy, prepare expectant parents to TiyOur share in the delivery of their baby as a nor- mouth Regional High School, S3S Tinton Oeietout mal, natural process, and teach breathing Ave.. Tinton Falls. Dr. Michael Patmas. Apple Chicken doctor of internal medicine from Toms Riv- techniques that assist in the labor and deliv- * Fresh * Elegant Authentic ery stages. It is recommended parents regis- er, will be the guest speaker. The public is 1 invited to attend free of charge. Dining at Reasonable Prices ter at least 16 weeks in advance of their 219-9129 expected due date. For further information Smokeless, a smoking cessation program, V Greater or registration, call 530-2229. will be held at 7 p.m. at Bayshore Commu- TAKE OUT ORDERS - CLOSED MONDAYS OPE* CMP4STHUS EVl a NEW VIA** EVt Media The Maxwalk Clob of Riverview Medical nity Hospital, Holmdel. This program is de- 62 Canon 9 tumor, (jut oi Rvet U) Center, Red Bank, will meet at 8 a.m. in the signed to curb participants' desire to smoke vito I Mastercard accepted Newspapers MonMftuth Mall auditorium. A brief pro- and prevent weight gain during the process. gram on warming up before exercise will Registration is required for this free intro- on Jan. 9" precede the group wttlk. For further infor- duction seminar. Call 908-739-5919. mation, call 530-2417. The Cardiac Club of Bayshore Commu- nity Hospital, Holmdel, will meet at 8 p.m. SATURDAY in conference room A of the hospital. For further information, call 908-739-5919. Bridal Show A tiny tots tour will be held at 3:15 p.m. at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. The Cancer Support Group of Bayshore Ocean Place Hilton This tour is designed to help expectant par- Community Hospital, Holmdel, will meet Resort A Spa ents prepare their children under age 4 for at 7:30 p.m. in the fourth floor lounge of the the arrival of a new baby. Registration is hospital. For further information, call 908- Sunday, January 6 required. For further information or regis- 739-5919. 12:00 - 5:00 P.M. tration, call 530-2229. FREE ADMISSION THURSDAY, JAN. 10 Spectacular Broadway Style Fashion Show MONDAY Exhibitors Include: A pediatric pre-admission tour will be • -- af ' ' OnaFlnUm CMVlMMITnrii MMnmnlGIb "Smoke Stoppers" of Riverview Medical held at 10:30 a.m. at Riverview Medical SuBflUfci MiAf^uV' rtuwfii by Jc 11 y v Broelc Pem Center, Red Bank, will hold free introducto- Center, Red Bank. It is recommended the Gerard PhoUBjpmphy Hindi fin in TfceCUaActDJ ry sessions at 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. in the tour be taken approximately one week prior Cmum kfeo Pro MrtktltWn Blaisdell Center forHealt h Resources at the Trt-E-FUr Video OaM Clldltaui— to admission. For registration or further in- •bMPM medical center. For further information, call formation, call 530-2488. 530-2488. • Tendernearts will be held at 7 p.m.. at A breastfeeding class for expectant and Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank, this For More Info (908)477-8429 new mothers will be held by Riverview program is for parents of children who have Pre-Be«iatratioK Beconunenfled l»t 100 Brides receive » free bottle of wine Medical Center, Red Bank, 7-9 p.m. in the Blaisdell Center for Health Resources. Reg- undergone heart surgery or who may need it istration is required. For further informa- in the future. For registration or further in- tion or registration, call 530-2229. formation, call 530-2417. WE ARE NOW OPEN! A support group forHIV-positiv e pa- Weight-No-More, a weight reduction tients and their families will be held at 2:30 program, will be held at 7:30 p.m. in class- p.m. in the east wing of Riverview Medical rooms 1 and 2 of Bayshore Community Center, Red Bank. All are welcome. For fur- Hospital, Holmdel. The program is de- ther information, call 530-2417. signed to stress good eating habits and be- havior modification. Registration is re- quired for this free introductory session. TUESDAY ~ Call 908-739-5919. OFEATONTOWN i ; Stoppers" of Rivepdew Medical The Diabetes Support Group of Bayshore TOWER MARKET SHOPPING CENTER Center, Bled Bank, will hold fifee introducto- Community Hospital, Holmdel. will meet ry sessions at 5:30 and 7:3p p.m. in the at 7:30 p.m. in conference room A of the Blaisdejj Center for Health Resources at the hospital. For further information, call 908- HIGHWAY 35 • 389-9811 [center. For further information, can 739-5919. 53 Children's ' Share, a support group for those who FREE have suffered a miscarriage or newborn FRIDAY, JAN. 11 ~ Special death, will bf offered by Riverview Medical MEMBERSHIP Center's Family Health Resource Center, The Family Asthma Support Group of Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel, WITH Red Bank,, at 7:30 p.m. in the First Pres- PROPER ID* 2-1 byterian Church in Red Bank. For registra- will meet at 7 p.m. in conference room A of tion or further information, call 530-2417. the hospital. The program is designed to teach better total management of family A Childbirth Refresher course will be of- members with asthma. Children and par- *See in store for details fered by Riverview Medical Center, Red ents are invited. In addition, the support Bank, at 8 p.m. in the Blaisdell Center for group offers a teen asthma program geared Health Resources. This is a two-session re- toward ages 13-18. For further information, NINTENDO is HERE! fresher course for parents-to-be who have already taken Riverview's Preparation for call 908-739-5919. Childbirth program. For further informa- r T COUPON tion, call 530-2229. SATURDAYS JAN. 12 RENT 3 COUPON New Members. The Bereavement Group of Ba\ shore 1FREE Community Hospital, Holmdel. will meet The American Heart Association's Infant MOVIES 1FREE at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesdays, Jan. 8 and 22, in Safety and CPR two-session course will be NINTENDO RENTAL the fourth floor lounge of the hospital. The offered by Riverview Medical Center, Red GET ONE I GAME RENTAL i program is designed to help individuals Bank, at 9 a.m. in the Blaisdell Center for I When You Rent | COUPON cope with the death of a loved one. For Health Resources. Upon completion of the FREE When You Mgn Up For | further information, call 908-739-5888. I 1 at Reg. Price | course, participants will receive certifica- riot aD oe uufnuwo vwi (—*••* * Not ID be combine•nUnsd wWi otfwv tion. For further information or registra- Not to b# oornttnsd wNn OVier I The Better Breathers Support Group of ooupons or apacwi • On» cou- coupons or apeclaa • One oou- I pon pa -^ I pen psr euelamar per day • 1 tion, call 530-2229. 1 Proper I.0 raaaMM» .Couponp Bayshore Community rtospital. Holmdel. Roper 1-0 reouM • Coupon lWi!»re&;i aoor) or* >•« Coaat Mdaaa I good on* •«!£« Coast VWeo ol Oumtmi laoaaon bplrasl will meet at 7:30 p.m. i» conference room B A tiny tots tour wiH be held at 3:15 p.m. • a&ulun location. Eiplraa j 2/1S/H of the hospital. -Epr further information, call at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. ™ J 908-739-5919. ^ This tour is designed to help expectant par- ents prepare their children under age 4 for the arrival of a new baby. Registration is STORE HOURS: 10 A.M. to 12 MIDNIGHT, 7\pAYS A WEEK WEDNESDAY, JAN. 9 required. For further information or regis- A Patient at Family support group for tration, call 530-2229. 3O JANUARY 2, 1991, THE REGISTER COMMUNITY CALENDAR p.m. today. 6-8 p.m. on Jan. 9, and 1-4 p.m. FUTURE OJV Jan. 12 in the Environmental Education A 12-day cruise and tour of Alaska will be Center (Building 102) at Sandy Hook. For sponsored by St. Mary's Church. New Mon- further information, call 872-0115. mouth. May 27-June 7. A meeting will be A hike at Battlefield State Park, Freehold, held at 7 p.m.- Tuesday at the Church Hall will be sponsored by Shore Singles. Partici- for anyone interested in this trip. For infor- pants will meet at 11 a.m. at the Commuter mation, call daytime Middletown Travel Parking Lot at Parkway Exit 105. Thefee is 671-6910; Evening, Pat Thompson 787-3652 $3 for members and $4 for non-members. before Jan. 20. For further information, call 908-308-1655. A New York trip to see "Grand Hotel" will be sponsored by St. Mary's Theater Group, New Monmouth. on Jan. 22. The SUNDAY bus will leave at 6 p.m. from the Mater Dei A New England country dance with pro- High School parking lot on Cherry Tree fessional callers and live music will be spon-. Farm Road, New Monmouth. The $68 cost sored-by Community Services of Brookdale^- will include theater tickets, transportation Community College, Lincroft, 2-6 p.m. a(7 and all taxes and driver's tip. For reserva- Bayshore Community Learning CenM»r-3l £ tions, call Pat Thompson, 787-3652, or Rita Laurel Ave., West Keansburg. /beginners ' Young, 787-9138, before Monday. will be taught during the first hour. Singles A bos trip to the Resorts Casino on Super or couples are welcome. Sneakers or soft- Bowl Sunday will be sponsored by St. soled shoes are required. Admission is $6 Mary's Theater Group, New Monmouth, on and includes refreshments. JFor further in- Jan. 27. The bus will leave at 11 a.m. from formation, call 747-1571 or 747-4813. the Mater Dei High School parking lot on A nature walk will be held 1:30-3 •p.m. at Cherry Tree Farm Road, New Monmouth, Poricy Park, Oak Hill Road, Middletown. and return there at approximately 9 p.m. Participants will meet in the N The $20 price includes the cost of the bus parking lot. This program is'free and no transportation and driver's tip, plus a rebate registration is required. *~ of a SI2.50 ticket to the new show "Star- The Christmas season-ending Epiphany struck," plus $5 cash and a $5 deferred cou- Service will be held at 7 p.m. at the First pon. For reservations, call Pat Thompson, Baptist Church of Matawan, 232 Main St 787-3652, or Rita Young, 787-9138, before The service is a candlelight front porch car- Photograph by Martin Petwrchak Jan. 13. ol sing-along lasting no more than one half HOLIDAY PARTY hour. Eatontowrt pol icemen (l-r) Larry DvVrto, Dennis Connelly, John Ct#ory, Larry TODAY . Tsytor md Louis Micwi Join in sinking Christmas carols with pianist Gertrude MONDAY ~~ Schwartz, Jennie Estrada, Cardyrn Ctosius and Ora Pressley at a Christmas party The Alanon meeting will be held at 10 h«4d Dec. 22 at the Eatontown S r Citizen Canter. TIM party for seniors was a.m. at the Keansburg Methodist Church, A two-session, non-credit course titled hosted by the Eatontown Patroli I'S Benevolent Associate No. 305. 23 Church St, Keansburg. Anyone affected "Remodeling Your Basement" will be held by a loved one's abuse of alcohol or drugs is 6:30-8:30 p.m. on Mondays, today and Jan. welcome to attend. Alanon is an anony- 14, at Brookdale Community College, Lin- Red Bank Chapter of Hadassah will be held "Making Your Own Toys" will be held mous 12-step program group designed to croft. Contractor Tom Eastmond will dis- noon-2 p.m. at the Monmouth Reform 7:30-9:30 p.m. at Brookdale Community -teach participants to cope. cuss such topics as preparing the walls, se- Temple, 332 Hance Ave., Tinton Falls. The College, lincroft. Susan Metz will show lecting and installing insulation, sheetrock, speaker will be Nissan Graham-Mayk, clay how parents and caregivers, using ordinary Quest for singles will meet at 7:45 p.m. artist calligrapher and sculptor. household items, can design and make toys every Wednesday at the First Unitarian paneling, molding and ceilings. The fee is« $18. For registration, call 842-1809. An open working-rehearsal will be held and play activities for babies and pre- Church, 1475 West Front St, lincroft. Fea- schoolers that will promote skill devel- tured will be group discussions, frequent "Flashback" will be held 7:30-9:30 p.m. by the Shrewsbury Chorale at 7:45 p.m. at the First Unitarian Church, 1475 West opment and hours df amusement Partici- special programs, music and dancing, and a at Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. pants should bring scissors; all other materi- comfortable atmosphere in which to meet The course is designed to explore ways of Front St, Lincroft. For those interested in joining the chorale, auditions will be held als will be supplied. The fee is S8. For new people. Admission is $5. identifying early messages that influence be- registration, call 842-1809. havior and choices today. The fee is $8. For following each rehearsal. Openings are registration, call 842-1809. available in all voice parts. The chorale will THURSDAY be preparing Vaughn-Williams' Sea Sym- V phony for a joint concert with the Mon- FRIDAY, JAN. 11 \7~ A blood drive sponsored by-Central Jersey TUESDAY mouth Symphony on March 10. For further A teen skate night will be sponsored by Blood Bank will be held 1-5 {km. and 6-8:30 information, call 747-4582. the Middletown Department of Parks and p.m. at Bayshore Community Hospital, 727 A talent show will be sponsored by the Recreation for Middletown teens in grades Beers St., Holmdel. • Middletown Alliance Teen-Committee and A program titled "Aging: Issues For the Department of Parks and Recreation 7- Those Who Care" for adult caregivers of the 6-8 7:30-11 p.m. at the Eatontown Roller KT p.m. on Feb. 8 at Thompson Middle older person will be offered by the Green- Skating Center. The cost is $2.50 at the door FRIDAY School, located at the intersection of Mid- wall Geriatric Program of Monmouth Medi- and includes admission and skate rental. dletown, Lincroft andjNutswamp roads. cal Center 2-4 p.m. on Tuesdays through Students must present a Middletown School A dance party -for singles sponsored by Admission is $K5S^fof adults and $1 for Feb. 12 at the Scan Center, Monmouth ID. or an admission coupon obtainable at Singles Again Inc. will be held every Friday chilren. Middletpwniesidents of all ages are Mall. Eatontown. For further information the recreation office at Croydon Hall, Leon- at 9 p.m., orientation at 8:30 p.m., at The welcome to participate. Registration will be or registration, call 870-5118. ardo, for the $2.50 admission price. Trans- Ramada Inn, Route 35, Hazlet. For farther held 7-9 p.m. tonight at the Recreation Of- portation will also be provided by the town- information, call 928-2300. fice at Croydon Hall, Room 7, Leonardo. ship with buses leaving at 7 p.m. from Pre-scbool films will be shown 10:30- _Eorfurther information, call 615-2260. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 9 Thompson, Thome and Bayshore middle 11:15 a.m. at the Matawan-Aberdeen Public schools. The cost for transportation is Si "Soculizaton Group* Can They Work Chapter 1533, Middletown, National As- round, trip. Students must register in ad- Library,'165 Main St, Matawan. Registra- Better?" will be presented by Living With sociation of Retired Federal Employees will tion is not-required. vance at the recreation office if they wish to Attention Deficit Disorder Evenly and Ra- meet at 1 p.m. at Croydon Hall School ride the bus. For further information, call "Wildlife In On- World" will be pre- tionally (LADDER) 7:30-9:30 p.m. in the Building, Middletown. William Ryan will 615-2260. sented by Carol Samarel at 7:30 p.m. at POT- all-purpose room at Monmouth Regional be the speaker. For further information, call A dance sponsored by Focus for Singles icy Park, Oak Hill Road, Middletown. Fea- High School, Tinton Falls. Marge Talbot 741-5148. 17 45 and over) will be held 7:30-11 p.m. tured will be a short slide presentation on and Virginia Dickenson will discuss how "Where hi the World is -Kamchatka " aT the Presbyterian Church, 352 Sycamore wildlife that participants can see in their the socialization group program works in will be held 7:30-9:30 p.m. on Wednesdays Ave., east of Route 35, Shrewsbury. own backyard, as well as more exotic spe- helping parents aid ADlKchildren to im- through Jan. 23 at Brookdale Community A "Go Dancing" course will be offered by cies. This program is free and no registra- prove social skills. FoL-forfher information, College, lincroft. This is a three-session, the Community Services at Brookdale tion is required. call 842-2000 CPC. K non-credit course and is designed to offer Community College, Lincroft, in three ses- "Carrying a Sketchbook," a lecture and A Mood drive sponsored by Central Jersey students a regional understanding of the sions, 7:30-9:30 p.m. on Fridays, tonight demonstration, will be presented by Lor- Blood Bank will be held 6-9 p.m. at St wqdtfs many and varied places. The fee is Tan. 18 and 25. Kathy Resigno. professional raine Niemela, Colts Neck artist, at 1 p.m. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, keonard- $18vFor registration, call 842-1809. dance instructor, will lead novices and at the Colts Neck Branch of the Monmouth ville Road, New Monmouth. / skilled dancers alike in the basics of the County Library, Heyer's Mill Road. This Winter Storytime registration for chil- rhumba. waltz and samba. The fee is $28 program is free and is the first in a series. ldren age 2-5 will be held aW a.m. at the THURSDAY, JAN. 10 """* single/$52 couple. For registration, call 842- For further information, call 308-3761. Matawan-Aberdeen Pubffc Library, 165 A blood drive sponsored by Central Jersey 1809. A dance sponsored by Focus for Singles Main St, Matawan. Blood Bank will be held 8-11 a.m. and 1:30- (age 45 and over) will be held 7:30-11 p.m. "Beating the Odds'1 will be held 7:30-9:30 5 p.m. at Riverview Medical Center, Red at the Presbyterian Church, 352 Sycamore p.m. at Brookdale Community College, Lin- Bank, and 6:30-9:30 p.m. at the American SATURDAY, JAN. 12 Ave., east of Route 35, Shrewsbury. croft. The program is designetrto offer men Legion, Bay Avenue, HigHp'vfc The Black Jack Cat Club's "Winter Ex- the same insights into lonuf, healthier lives "Women on Wheels" will be held 7-10 travaganza" eight-ring cat show will be held that women have been-taking advantage of p.m. at Brookdale Community College, lin- 10 a.m.-5 p.m. on Jan. 26 and 9 a.m.-4 p.m. SATURDAY for years. Bob Szita WiU explain the many croft. Butch Maccanico will explain in easy on Jan. 27 at the Sheraton, Route 35. Eaton- Job Fain for persons interested in sea- ways in which menrCan add years to their stages the functions of an engine, bow it town. Admission is $5 for adults and S3 for sonal employment at Sandy Hook this sum- lives. The fee is $8: For registration, call works, what goes where, and why. Helpful children and seniors. A free gift will be mer will be hosted by the Sandy Hook Unit 842-1809. car-care tips will be offered. The fee is $10. given to the first 75 paying visitors each of Gateway National Recreation Area 1-4 A pot-lock luncheon sponsored by the For registration, call 842-1809. > day. Today is the deadline to enter cats for THE REGISTER. JANUARY 2. 1991 31 exhibition. For further information, 928-0087. A demonstration of judo, jujitsu and ka- Rotary selects local leader PROPERTY LINES rate will be presented by the West Point RED BANK — Richard Johnson. Red These real estate transactions are a Prep School Martial Arts Club 11-11:45 matter of public record. There may be a a.m. at the Monmouth County Library's Bank, has been elected the 1992-94 District Governor for the Rotary Club District 751. delay of up to three months between dos- Eastern Branch. Route 33, Shrewsbury. Free This district is composed of 70 Rotary ing and publication. tickets are available at the library. For fur- Clubs located in Monmouth County. ther information and ticket reservation call 842-5995. A Red Bank Rotary Club member since RED BANK 1964, Johnson has indeed paid his dues. A hike at Lebanon State Forest, New Lis- 118 P*»rl St 1122,500 bon, will be sponsored by Shore Singles. "My interest in service at District level Seller: Est. of Josephine Pellati Participants will meet at II a.m. at the arose out of the Red Bank Club's initiative Buyer: Robert Russo Commuter Parking Lot at Parkway Exit to find someone within the club who could 105. The fee is $3 for members and $4 for afford the time needed to servt My current non-members. For further information, call and planned career demands arVcuch that I 90$-774-6759. can arrange to serve in District lavel roles." SHREWSBURY he explained. \ I / Johnson said that the Rotary* Club ser- 111 B*echwood Drive $146,000 SUNDAY, JAN. 13 vice has always been a complement to other Seller: Gordon & Ruth Morisson Buyer: Peter & Cynthia TrimboH~^ Screening for The Miss Monmouth non-profit organizations such as the YM- CA. churches and professional groups such County Scholarship Pageant will be held at 18 Borden St $165,000 2 p.m. at the Sunrise Suites Hotel in Tinton as the Institute for Electrical and Electronic Engineers. Armed Forces Communications- Seller: George & Cynthia Wittenberg Falls. The pageant is open to all resident Electronics Association, the Professional Buyer: Brian & Susan Greenberg women of Monmouth County, and all full- Engineers Society, and others. time students enrolled in a Monmouth 98 Silverbrook Road.- $240,000 County school or college, -age 17-26. For "The most ambitious project the club un- Seller: Michael & Marie Condici further information, call 747-3826. dertook was the start-up of the Northern Buyer: Michael & Valerie Aufiero Monmouth Nutrition Project." he said. "It "Stories, Songs and Magic Oust" will be was a pilot project in New Jersey for the presented by Adaya Hems, folk artist. 2-3 current Meals on Wheels program." p.m. at Poricy Park-TSBrHiTl Road. Mid- TINTON FALLS: dletown. The fee is $ 1 per person (children "The project was successfully operated. under 3 free) and no registration is nee- V[foorr oveo r five years, then transitioned to the 1 Boise Court .$99,727 essary. ^^ ^—slate for operation by some permanent Seller: Hovbilt Inc. management group," he said. Buyer: Peter Siino ' Johnson is owner-operator of Richard L. RIC hated (Johnson MONDAY, JAN. 14 Johnson Associates, a hi-tech professional 9 NashvM* Court $98,469 engineering firm specializing in marketing came to the area in 1951 to work as a me- Seller: Hovbilt Inc. A Mood drive sponsored by Central Jersey Buyer: Margaret Gashlin Blood Bank will be held 5:30-8:30 p.m. at support to corporations pursuing business chanical engineer for the Army's Commu- Cadet & Sr. Troop Girl Scouts, Central Jer- at Fort Monmouth, N.J. nications and Electronics laboratories at Fqn Monmouth. retiring in 1980. 14 Rider Lane..! $1J sey Blood Bank. 494 Sycamore Ave., Johnson was president of the Red Bank He was educated in North Carolina Seller: Howco Resid Dev. Inc. Shrewsbury. Rotary Club in 1981-82. and served as area Buyer:Peter & Eleanor BerghoW, representative in 1989. Currently, he serves 'where he earned a BS in mechanical engi- ( neering. Johnson later attended Harvard as District Membership Development chair-/ 4 Santa Fe Court $105,132 TUESDAY, JAN. 15 man and director. Graduate School and earned a master's de- electronics engineering at Fairleigii Seller: Hovbilt Inc. Meeting Other Mothers, a support group A native of North Carolina. Jo Dickinson University. Buyer: Edward Jawicki for area women, wrll meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Sea Bright Community Center. Psychic Barbara Mackey will give a lecture on how to recognize, develop and utilize your own PUBLIC INVITED, NO ADMISSION CHARGE psychic capabilities. For further informa- tion, call Andrea Plaza at 741-8519. A community forum to educate commu- nity residents about issues related to today's HOW TO MAKE MONEY times will be sponsored by the Holmdel Al- liance, formerly the Holmdel Drug & Alco- hol Committee, at 8 p.m. on the third Tues- STARTING FROM SCRATCH day of every month at the Holmdel High School. Today's program. "Keeping Up With Your Fast Track Kids." will address ' FORECLOSURE issues related to child rearing in the 1990s. This workshop is relevant to all parents of children from infants to teen-age years. The BARGAINS other educational forums will focus on the problems of teen-age suicide, how to handle CONDOS, APARTMENT BUILDINGS & HOMES AT WHOLESALE stress, how to recognize drug and alcohol abuse, and other topic areas. • NO CASH REQUIRED • NO CREDIT REQUIRED • NO LICENSE REQUIRED
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JAMPACKED credit and our entire economy would come to a screeching halt with POWERFUL INFORMATION you can PUT TO WORK IMMEDIATELY A youth conference sponsored by the Na- We teach you HOW TO USE CREDIT RIGHT, not only to INVEST WISELY FOR • BUY FORECLOSURES AT 30C TO 70C ON THE DOLLAR tional Conference of Christians and Jews. TOMORROW, but to INVEST SMARTLY FOR TODAY Use credit to make second • 3** TO e*k FINANCING FROM UNCLE SAM EVEN IF YOU'RE NOT AN investments that can produce BIG MONEY RIGHT AWAY AMERICAN Monmouth-Ocean Counties Chapter, will namember. it's important to understand YOU DON'T NEEO GOOD CREDIT • EOUITY LOANS AT 7H INTEREST TODAY be held at 8:30 a.m. at Brookdale Commu- to get started Thousands nad NO CREDIT AT ALL Vet that didn't stop them • BUY REAL ESTATE WITH LITTLE OR NO CASH DOWN nity College. Lmcroft. The theme is "We're mm BOnnOWING MILLIONS and making HANDSOME RETURNS On every (Mar • BORROW $5,000 - $100,000 ON YOUR SIGNATURE ALONE EAGER LENDERS PROVIDED Best ol Ml you can 00 IT IN YOUR SPARE TIME. • ERASE BAD CREDIT All In This Together." keep your present job untH the day comes when you'll NEVER HAVE TO PUNCH • LEGALLY DEFER PAYING INCOME TAXES A TIME CLOCK AGAIN • CHANGE NEGATIVE CASH FLOW TO POSITIVE CASH FLOW GLOWING TESTIMONIALS FROM JUST A FEW • HOW TO BUY A HOME. WITH LESS THAN $50 WITHOUT A CREDIT SWE THURSDAY, JAN. 17 "I made a profit of $45,000 in nine weeks and didn't spend a dime of my MENT. OR JEWELRY. CARS. YACHTS MOBILE HOMES FINE ART OR own money " Chris Nolan. Michigan AIRPLANES FOR PENNIES ON THE DOLLAR It I can do it tram a wheelchair, anyone can." Mark Hoyt. Arkansas A lecture, "The Figure in Pastel." will be You simply MUST ATTEND THIS DYNAMIC SEMINAR Find out to younwlf •WHhm W months. I became an instant rrtfkonain). John R CarueV New York presented by artist Barbara Grena at 9:30 .'One money-making idee netted me S&000 caeh.' R •aldrtdge. vejahlnmon how easy It is to establish and expend a line of credit Mo complete FINANCIAL a.m. at the Monmouth County Library East- INOEPENOENCE • (Copyngng FOU ern Branch, Shrewsbury. This program is free. For further information, call 842-5995. A talk, "How to Buy Art and How to Tell Originals From Fakes," will be presented by Barbara Kaplan, director of Museum An FaMskf ' Crant Gallery in Fair Haven, at 7:30 p.m. at the Metropolitan Investor* Assn Colts Neck Branch of the Monmouth Coun- ty Library. This program is free. For further information, call 908-308-3761. 32 JANUARY , THE REGISTER Meibauer responded to the call, and an in- An illuminated, decorative snowman was known person took the $80 boots from the vestigation is being conducted. reported stolen from a Silvenon Avenue store without paying. Patrolman Paul Sojka residence at 12:56 a.m. Dec. 25. Patrols responded. All information in the following reports FAIR HAVEN were unable to locate the item in the area. A bicycle was stolen from the Shrewsbury was taken from local police department re- No value was listed. Patrolman Kevin Tuo- Borough School between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. cords. A two-car motor vehicle accident oc- hy responded. Dec. 19. The bicycle, which is valued at curred at 12:31 p.m. Dec. 21 at Harrison An Oaks Road resident reported at 8:23 $200, is described as a boys' Huffy "Sonic Avenue and Harvard Road. Lt. Richard a.m. Dec. 26 that her vehicle had been en- 6" six-speed bike with a black frame and a EATONTOWN , Towler responded. Fair Haven First Aid tered overnight. Police said the woman's white fork. Patrolman Matthew Garrison transported one passenger to Riverview pocketbook and briefcase were removed responded. A Grant Avenue woman reported Dec. 14 Two Irvington men were arrested on seve- at 9:15 a.m. that someone took her pocket- Medical Center with a head injury. and found on a neighbor's lawn. Patrolman Gary LaBruno responded. ral charges, including possession of a con- book from the kitchen of the Woodmere John L. Cox, Hunt Street, Rumson. was trolled dangerous substance with intent to School while she was attending a concert. charged at 11:10 p.m. Dec. 21 with driving A burglary occurred at the Little Silver distribute, at 10:15 p.m. Dec. 19. The men Patrolman John Hoffman responded. On while intoxicated, refusal of breath tests, op- Citgo, BrancfrAvenue^at^ a.m. Dec. 27. An were also charged with possession of a sto- Dec. 15, the principal of the school found erating with a suspended license, and driv- island booth \vas~bro1cen into and 15 packs len vehicle and possession of a controlled the purse on the roof. Everything had been ing 50 mph on Ridge Road, a 40 mph zone. of cigarettes were taken. Patrolman Rocco dangerous substance within 1,000 feet of a taken except $35 cash. An investigation is The subject was released on his own recog- Marascio took' the initial report and Detec- school zone. Christopher Edward and Ed- being conducted. nizance by Patrolman James Kiman. tive Sgt. William Wikoff is investigating. ward B. Hunter, both 19, were taken to the An Elizabeth Parkway woman reported Affront window of a home on Oxford Monmouth County Correctional Facility, at about 4 p.m. Dec. 14 that someone en- Avenue was reported knocked out on* Dec. RUMSON Freehold, in lieu of $7,300 bail. Patrolman tered her Jeep while it" was parked at her 25. Lt. Richard Towler and Patrolmai Wil- Paul Sojka was the responding officer. residence and took a pair of Oarion stereo liam Heath investigated. A rash of attempted and successful auto- speakers of unknown value from a rear car- mobile break-ins occurred Dec. 26, all on go area. Patrolman Robert Green responded A James Court resident phoned Riverside Drive. At 11:15 a.m.. someone TINTON FALLS to the call, and an investigation is being headquarters at 8:50 p.m. Dec. 25 that a reported that it appeared their car stereo A Long Branch woman was injured in a conducted. raccoon in his yard was acting "very had been tampered with, but not stolen. At motor vehicle accident on Tinton Avenue at strange." Patrolman William Heath re- 2:10 p.m., a theft of a car stereo and a radar 8:14 a.m. Dec. 15. Police said the woman A Cypress Drive man reported at about sponded. 9:50 a.m. Dec. 14 that someone entered his detector was reported. At 3:20 p.m., a radar was traveling eastbound on Tinton Avenue car after 1 a.m. and removed a radar detec- Brite Cleaners, River Road, reported that detector was reported stolen. At 9:07 p.m.. on the Garden State Parkway overpass tor valued at'$50. Patrolman Kenneth S. one window pane was broken, apparently an attempted break-in to a white Volvo was when she hit a patch of ice. causing her to Kleinman responded to the call, and an in- the subject of an attempted entry. Lt: Rich- reported. The side lock had been broken lose control of her car and strike a car on the vestigation is being conducted. ard Towler investigated. k with an unknown tool, but entry was not shoulder which was involved in a separate gained. Patrolmen Jay Hendricks and Bill accident The injured woman was taken to A Red Bank man reported at about 5:50 Christmas lights were stolen DecN 26 from a Lake Avenue residence. Brush responded. Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch, p.m. Dec. 13 that someone unzipped the, and treated for facial injuries. Patrolman soft-covered roof of his vehicle which was A fight between a man and a woman oc- curred at 12:35 a.m. Dec. 25 on Lafayette Michael Jelinski responded. parked at the Monmouth Mall and took LITTLE SILVER ( ~ FOOT people were injured in a motor vehi- items valued at $432, including a radar de- Street Patrolmen Daniel Petrucelli and Joe Monica broke up the dispute. . cle accident on Route 66 at 8:22 a.m. Dec. tector and newly purchased items of cloth- A vehicle was stolen from the Little SilverN 15. Police said a Long Branch man was trav- ing. Patrolman Robert Green responded to Tennis Club. Birch Avenue, at 12:37 p.m. 1 A window was found broken Dec. 21 at a eling west on Route 66 when he lost control the call, and an investigation is being con- Dec. 22. The vehicle was recovered in \ Rumson Road residence. It appeared as of his vehicle on the icy roadway and cross- ducted. Shrewsbury at 2:30 a.m. Dec. 27., and thougI h someone had tried to break into the ed the center lane, striking the guardrail on Clinton Avenue woman reported at $15,000 in camera equipment was found/ home. Lt John Lacey responded. the east bound side of the road, bouncing it 1:40 p.m. Dec. 13/ that someone en- missing from the car. Patrolman Gary La* off, and striking a Tinton Falls woman's tered her residence after: 9 a.m. by pushing Bruno responded. SHREWSBURY vehicle head on. Both drivers, and passen- in a small window alongside the front door, A chimney fire occurred at 2:31 p.m. Dec. gers, in both cars were treated and trans- reaching in and opening the door, and then 24 on North Sunnycrest Drive. The Little A pair of boots was shoplifted from the ported to Jersey Shore Medical Center ransacked three bedrooms, taking an un- Silver Fire Department responded with Lt WearGuard store in the Shrewsbury Plaza where they were treated for chest and leg known amount of jewelry\ Patrolman C. Harold Giblin. at 9:45 p.m. Dec. 18. Police said an un- injuries. Sgt David Gonzalez responded.
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-800-828-KICK (5425) X THE REGISTER. JANUARY 2. 1991 33 McAllister, McGovern lead RBC cagers to 3-1 start By Rob Acampora Last season was a memorable one for the 'We expected Tom and Sean to Red Bank Catholic High School boys' bas- ketball team as. the Caseys won their first score for us. Tommy is right Shore Conference B North Division title on where we figured he would be, their wawto a 19-8 campaign. This year has the potential to be even better. while Sean has suprised us Veteran head coach Joe Nappo is back for with his scoring. We knew his 13th season and the Caseys are off to a Sean was a fine player and he 3-1 start after a one-point win over Asbury Park on Thursday in the consolation round plays the point well, but his of the Holiday Jubilee. scoring has turned some RBCs only loss to start the 1990-91 sea- son was a 69-65 loss to Ferris High School heads.' - of Jersey City in the opening round of the Joe Nappo Holiday Jubilee. "Ferris is one of the better teams in the RBC basketball coach state," Nappo said. "It was a tough loss for us, but we are still unbeaten in the Shore Paul rounds into shape, he will be a contrib- Conference." uting force the rest of the season." RBC has been playing stong offensive Junior Bill A very (6-2) rounds out the basketball even though this team is without Caseys' sQTTthg lineup at the other forward last year's top gun — Skip Stephens (18 ppg, spot 8.5 rpg); and the B North Division's top "I am happy with Billy's progress," Nap- three-point shooter — Paul Dwyer. po said. "He's hit some clutch shots already "Paul gave us great production behind this season. He opened the second half the three-point line," Nappo said. "That was against Ocean by nailing two three-pointers, important to our offense. Skipper was top after we were down two points at halftime. notch, and is missed, but we have a back- That helped us get back into our offense. court this season that is emerging as one of Billy is also our top defensive player and is a the best" very hard worker." Tom McAllister and Sean McGovern are RBC also has one of the stronger benches coming off solid campaigns and are starting around with experienced seniors Tom to take their play up a notch. McArdle (6-1) and Willie Mayer (6-0). McAllister (6-3) averaged 17 ppg last sea- The Caseys seem to have the weapons to son and has started the new year by averag- be one of the top teams in the Shore Confer- ing 20 ppg from the shooting guard spot. ence and a contender to repeat as B North McGovern (6-2) is at point guard and has champions, but there is a major concern for emerged as a big time scorer on top of his Nappo if the team is to accomplish all this. other attributes. The senior guard is averag- "Our defense in the first four games has ing 23 ppg at this early juncture. been spotty," Nappo said. "You cannot play F ACEOFF ON THE COURT "We expected Tom and Sean to score for defense in spots. Our inexperience in some Red Bank's Kevin Uhrich (11) is lost behind the basketball a» he drives the lane us," Nappo stated. "Tommy is right where positions has had something to do with that. against Mater Dei's Kevin Condon (14) during a first roundgamt-in the Buc we figured he would be, while Sean has su- The inexperience has shown, but with time Classic. Uhrich scored 14 points as the Buccaneers beat the Seraphs «8-47 in prised us with his scoring. We knew Sean we will be tighter and tougher, and playing the game played Dec. 26. was a fine player and he plays the point smarter on the defensive end. well, but his scoring-hasfurned some head- "We also need to balance the offense a *.* little more. Sean and Tommy are scoring 45 Harold Donnerstag is replacing the grad- points a night combined. That is good, and served as a reserve offensive lineman for uated Man Cell) in the middle and has a 6-5 bad because down the line other teams will SPORT the Cardinals (6-2) during the 1990 sea- frame. start keying on those two. Another scorer son, after spending time at a defensive "Harold did not have a lot of time last should emerge in time." SHORTS lineman in his freshman year. Rickerby. a 1988 graduate of Rumsoe-FairkHaven season," Nappo explained. "He is a young This winter's Shore-Conference B North LITTLE SILVER Regional High School, is the son of WB- senior as far as playing experience goes, but Division race looks to be wide open, espe- liaaa and Catherine Rickety. he is very capable. He possesses strong cially after Rantans recent upset over pre- BUI Lewit of Little Silver is averaging jumping ability and has the height to play season favorite Long Branch. 5.2 points and 2.3 rebounds per game for center in the Shore Conference. Once he "There are a lot of solid teams. Long the Salisbury State University. Salisbury, SHREWSBURY ~ realizes his potential, he should give this Branch is considered the strongest and the Md.. basketball team. Through nine The Collet? of Saint Elizabeth. Con- team a boost." favorite to take it, while Raritan and Red games, the Sea Gulls had a 6-3 record. vent Station. Eagles swim team com- Sophomore Adam Brager (6-5) could help Bank have made 100 pecent improvements Lewit had seen action in all nine games, pleted its 1990-91 season with a win over Donnerstag in the center spot, after spend- with their teams, and Ocean.is also very hitting 18-42 field goals (42 percent). 9- the U.S. Marine Academy, resulting in a ing his freshman year at Middletown North tough. The race is wide open, and many 30 three-point FG (30 percent), and 2-3 9-1 record for the campaign. Saaaia High School. people don't think we can win the division free throws. He also has 16 assists and 12 Dieses, a junior home economics/nutri- "Adam started for us against Asbury Park title again. That's fine with us. The pressure steals. SSU is averaging 93 points per tion major from Shrewsbury, set a team but did not have a lot of minutes due to a is not on us." game after leading the NCAA's Division record in the 50-yard backstroke. With a knee injury," Nappo said. "He scored seven RBC will return to the hardwood Thurs- III at 104.5 ppg last year. Lewit is a 1987 time of 37.S8 seconds, she shaved a frac- points coming off the bench against Ferris, day in a pivotal early season game at Red graduate of Red Bank Regional High tion off the best time in that event and could be a key asset in the future of this Bank Regional at 7 p.m. School. program." / "Coach Johnson has taken his team back Paul Zenkert (6-2) retutifs for his senior toward the top." Nappo said of the Bucca- REGIONAL season after averaging six points and seven neers. "We have a great amount of respect MtDDLETOWN ~ The Unite* States Over-30 Baseball y rebounds last season. . for Red Bank. We realize this game is for Mater Dei High School is sponsoring League is registering players for the 1991 "Paul is coming off the football season the early season bragging rights as well as the 14th annual Monsignor Robert T. season. The 21-game season begins in and he is banged up," Nappo said. "The being a B North game. Nobody from our Bulman Basketball Tournament for late April. The United States Over-40 football season has slowed him down some. team will need motivation for this game. grammar school boys and girls. The tour- Baseball League is also registering play- He is tired and that is understandable. Once They will be ready." nament schedule is as follows: Sunday, ers for"th e 1991 campaign. A 10-team four games, beginning at 2 p.m. All league will begin play in April For infor- Brookdale slates celebrity sports dinner games will be played at Memorial Hail, mation on either league' cau\Bob. at I- NewMonmouth. Q995990 ^ The trustees of the Brookdale Commu- graduate Jim Hunter, currently with CBS nity College Foundation will host their an- Sports. Featured guest is Bill White, presi- News about area athlete* In collage, nual "Sports Celebrity Dinner" on Jan. 31 dent of the National League. RUMSON „ local recreation teams or registrations at 6:30 p.m. at Squire's Pub, West Long Phil Rizzuto, Willie Mays, Lou Pimella may be sent to Sport Shorts, 1 fisuWat Branch. ,- and John "The Count" Montefusco have all Iteftfc Rickcrby of Rumson. a sopho- Ptaza, Shrewsbury 07702, aft. sports The annual event raises funds in support accepted their invitations, and a raffle of more at Wetteyan University. Middle- Dept. To reach the Register Sports De- of the Foundation's activities. Tickets to the sports memorabilia is scheduled. town, Conn., earned his second varsity partment, cat 1-201-254-7000. ext 229, dinner are $ 100 per person. For information or reservations,cal l 842- letter in football at the college. Rickerby Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Master of ceremonies will be . 1900. ext 752. » 34 JANUARY 2. 1991 ,'THE REGISTER SPORTS Vetterl, Squires set pace for Bulldogs' hoop squad By Alan Karmtn
The Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High 'We have good size and good School girls' basketball team is off to a 4-0 speed. We play an up-tempo start this winter, including a first-round vic- tory over Ocean in the Lady Buc Classic. game. St John Vianney plays Regardless of the Bulldogs' perfect mark, up-tempo and it's easy to see fifth-year coach George Sourlis said he feels what they do. But our strengths things could be better. are definitely size, quickness "Record-wise I'm happy with the results," said Sourlis. "But we've been playing very and defense; that's what inconsistently. We've shown spurts of being makes us go.' great, but we've also shown spurts of being flat and sometimes horrible. It's been frus- George Sourlis trating, but I'm very happy with the 4-0 J Rumson basketball coach start." Sourlis has a lot of experienced players returning from last year's squad which post- And while other area coaches may have a ed a 15-12 mark, but was at less than full definite shortage of height Sourlis finds strength through the first four games, as in- himself with the freshman Sorokolit ready juries and illnesses have taken their toll. for varsity action. Junior Sue Anderson, a 5-9 forward who "Beth has been able to spell Sara when averaged seven points and seven rebounds Sara has needed it She's shown a great per game last year, finally played against touch inside around the basket and she real- Ocean after sitting out the first three games. ly knows where she is on the floor when she Sophomore guard Erin O'Shea, who Sourlis gets the ball on the block."jhe coach said. considers the second best shooter on the Sourlis said he feels thexcombination of team, has only been able to play sparingly. height and speed is the team's strength. Two players who Sourlis considered very "We have good size and good speed. We valuable to the Bulldogs - 5-4 sophomore play an up-tempo ganfe. St John Vianney guard Maryann McGuire and 5-8 junior for- plays up-tempo and it's easy to see what ward Naiomi Allen - may both be lost for they do. But our strengths are definitely the season. size, quickness and defense; that's what But the Bulldogs hare a formidable line- makes us go. up led by 5-2 senior guard Alison Vetterl "The height we have up front plus the and 6-3 sophomore center Sara Squires, speed of Alison, Kerri and Leigh gives us along with 5-4 senior guard Kern Gilhgan. great balance.'' 5-10 sophomore forward Jill Fallon. 5-7 If there is a weakness on this Rumson sophomore guard-forward Leigh KJatsky, team, Sourlis says he won't reveal what it is. Photograph by Chet Gordon Anderson, O'Shea and 6-1 freshman center But the Bulldogs are a young squad, with STEADY LEADER Beth Sorokolit. only three seniors. Red Bank Regional's Romona Johnson move* down the lane during the Bucs' "Offensively, we look to Alison," said Other players who will see time off the game against Middletown North in the opening round of the Lady Buc Classic, Sourlis. "She's been here four years and has bench are 5-6 senior guard-forward Kaleen Dec. 26. Johnson led the Bucs in scoring with 12 points, but the Lions won, 40-38. been a starter for most of that time. She's a Pezzuti, 5-7 junior forward Diedre McMa- • great little player. She hustles, plays both hon, 5-5 junior guard Fran Merlini. 5-7 • ends and can hit the three-pointer." sophomore forward AnneMane Scarrone. 5- Vetterl is averaging 11.5 ppg, after aver- 4 sophomore guard Ann Svikhart. 5-6 fresh- aging 11 ppg as a junior. man guard Beth Royall and 5-9 freshman forward Erin Sullivan. 'Running Raiders' ready On defense, the Bulldogs rely on the dom- inating factor of Squires in the middle. Last Although most of the reserves see more year she averaged nine points and 12 re- junior varsity action, Sourlis gives as many bounds; through four games in 1990-91 players as possible a chance to see some for winning hoop year varsity action. she's averaging 6.3 points, nine rebounds and nine blocked shots a game. "My attitude is that it's one for all and all ByAlanKarrrUn all shoot very well. They're all top-notch for one," said Sourlis. "They all work hard outside shooters." "Sara just dogs up the middle," said and they all deserve to get that varsity fet- In his third year as coach of the Keyport Coming off the bench are sophomores Sourlis. "She's averaging nine blocked shots ter." High School girls' basketball team, Brian Kelly Hassmiller.(5-7), Marianne Parzych a game Tight now. Basically you could say Brady has the Red Raiders ofT and running. (5-8). DanieWZwiedinger (5-8) and Kelly that's 18 points the other team won't get" With Keyport considered the class of the Quiun (5-8), but there is no support in the Shore Conference C North Division, the After finishing 21-7 last year, Brady had Sourlis says Fallon has also been a pleas- Bulldogs have taken a backseat to the Red his top six players returning, and the Red way of height. ant surprise offensively while KJatsky is a "The obvious weakness is no height," ad- Raiders, although the teams split their two Raiders have run off five straight wins to defensive whiz. games last year and both teams return the start the season, and have taken control of mits Brady. "But in defense of that, as a "Jill's been a nice surprise," he said. "I fairly small team we rebound very well. We same players. But the Bulldogs have a tough the Shore Conference C North Division. was looking for her to score around 10 road ahead of them. The "Running Raiders" are led by seniors do the small things well. We box out. We get points a game and she's been getting around away with a Jot because we work hard for "The next two weeks will tell us a lot," Colleen J^mrahan (14.8 ppg. 8 rpg last sea- 15 (15.3) which is super. She's been doing a said Sourlis. "We're going to find out what sonJ-J^BBFHassmiller (12.3 ppg. 8.4 rpg). what we get. great job for us and we look to her in key "Our outlook is that when the rebound we need to do to improve. I like the idea we LaKripTsmith (7 ppg. 6.2 rpg). and Andrea situations. She got a big basket to beat Shore played in a tournament with a lot of good Kretf (9 ppg, 4 rpg), and sophomores Dan- comes down, it's basically understood that Regional the other night. ielle Notarcola (7 ppg) and Erika Heilesen (2 as soon as one of our girls puts two hands teams like Ewing, Middletown North and PP> 4.1 rpg). on the ball and it looks like she's going to "Leigh is a defensive specialist She is just Mater Dei. Then we come back and play so strong and so fast. She's a hawk on the Keyport St. John's and Manasquan three irThe Red Raiders play a. different style of control it, because of their ballhandling skills, everyone immediately takes off. Most ball. We /eally stress defense and with her, games in a row. The next five or six games /Msketball than most other teams because she is a great defensive player who creates are going to be head-bangers. So well know they do not possess a true center. teams would look for an outlet pass to a guard. But because they are all really guards, opportunities. She's averaged six steals a where we stand by the middle of January. "We really don't play a traditional game whoever gets it just goes. We try to run for game since she's been here and she had nine "Hopefully well come out of it OK and by far," said Brady. "Our top six girls can all our points." steals in one quarter against Shore." even if we don't well still be all right be- play guard and we rAly run like that. We Another thing that impresses Brady is his Sourlis is also happy with the play of Gil- cause well make the necessary adjustments take the ball and go. Vhat's what it comes team's foul shooting ability. Last season this hgan. stating that her quickness gives the in the meantime and be ready for tourna- down to. It's just not ^aditional basketball same group shot over 80 percent from the Bulldogs some speed on the court. ment time." in any sense." charity stripe. The only eager Brady considers a true "We can really hurt teams a lot from the front court player is Hassmiller. Hanrahan foul line," said Brady. "With the way we Fischer takes control of Freehold Raceway does play in the middle defensively along run. if a team plays us tight and fouls us, I Kenneth R. Fischer officially became the Family of Rochester, N.Y., which pur- with Hassmiller when the Red Raiders play feel they're putting two points in our pock- new owner of Freehold Raceway on Dec. chased the track in 1985. ~ a zone, but on offense, they're all guards. ets." 21. Fischer, a North Jersey businessman and "Our strength is in our experience playing Brady said he's very happy with the way All of the paperwork for the sale of the horse owner, assumed his duties at Freehold without a ceWer," said Brady. "We haven't things have been going but he's not looking 157-year-old harness track was completed on Dec. 22. His sons, Gary aad Jeffrey, will had one in a long time so we don't worry too far ahead. behind closed doors at Fischer's attorney's be secretary and treasurer, respectively,'.at about it. We just play for the quick rebound "I really don't set any goals," he said. office in Roseland. thetrack. an3»way wego. ' "We play every game to win. It's a case of if The purchase price for the track was not * Freehold Raceway is the oldest and only .vrwKrc\»eiy.'expJWiv.e. and .thty'can .' we.do. what we .do. well them are .not many disclosed but is estimated to be between "$ 10.. daytime harness racing track in North really-put atot of points on the board. They teams that can stay with us." - million and $20 million from the Wilmot America, dating back to 1853. Opweiei Ma Ma AM POWER PACKAQE. JANUARY 2-JANUARY 8,14V POWER PACKAGE
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AH real estate advertised m AS8URY PARK 906 Cookmfn HOWELL - 2bdrm. hit dng OLD BRIDGE- EAST BRUNSWICK- 3 bedn AYREVILLE this newspaper rs subject to Ave . 2 badrm S62S -+- utrl area retng . dose to transp CLARIDGE COURT Is preud finished basement, fenced bedrm 217 bath townhome POMPANO BEACH, FLA. BOROUGH OF RED BANK the Federal Fair Housing Act to announce the commence^ NOTICE per mo Can 870-8327 $675 -I- UM 938-6930 syard. $1.050 Call 297-7363 rVooded lot end unit central For sale or yaerty rental of 1968 which makesrt illega l ment of our apt renovation /c gas hot air heat Asking 2 bedrooms. 2 full baths The Annual Report required to to advertise any preference ASBURY PARK - Lg «ffi. nsor JACKSON program come see our newly FREEHOLD BORO- Single be Wed under Section 6066 of trams & buses Full kitcfien. family 3 bedrm . 1 bath. gas. 128 000 or willing to lease at Completely furnished Patio limitation or discrimination Country cottage Close to '95 renovated 1 A 2 bedrm apts 1.050 per mo 727-6079 Wks from beach me internal Revenue Code of based on race, color, religion, walk-in closet Section 8 ok hot water A heat $850 par mshed 1 i Call 928-1763 Reasonabte rent 360-9494 1 the Eisner Foundation is avail- sex or national origin, or an Partial rant rebate for on-time mo + util V * mo security HOUSE in Highmount Euduaiv* rent payers 774-2441 KEANSBURG - Neat/ctean 2 OLD BRIDGE - COUNTRY Call even.ngs 462-6128 4ew York At Belleayre Moun Location. intention to make any such For information call after 6pm opal offices of the Foundation preference, limitation or dis- story duplex quiet residential LIVING APARTMENTS 2 am Ski area* 3 barm contem- near GSP immed occu Bedroom Gdn Apts or Towi FREEHOLD- Lovely 3 bedri at 54 Broad Street. R crimination. SELLING REAL ESTATE? fireplace. $950 Walk to NYC porary fire place all maic 828 7164 New Jersey during This newspaper wi not $675mo + util 566-4297 homes Includes heat, hot appliances Southern ^expo- Studies have shown that 5 out water, gas, no pets 360-2992 trans Avail 2/1/91 370-1352 business hours within 100 knowingly accept anj adver- of 6 home buyers read tha KEYPORT - A-1 beoroom. wa- i. decks. efficient low SAYREVILLE Rent or option day? after the publication of tising for real estate-which is CLASSIFIEDS when shopping terfront, off street parking PARLIN 2'/? rooms Own en- FREEHOLD - Ramtree De- naintenance excellent condi to buy with 25%_rayrtfcl credff this notice. in violation of the law. Ourfor a new home! The buyers to f>YC trans 389-1431 trance AH utilities incl Fully tached home 2bdrm 2beth ion View of slopes 5 minutes toward purcnase 2 bedrm 2 readers are informed that aH are dear on what they want in carpeted. S52S mo 727-2410 sale or rental $950 985-6451 lifts* from this heavily .bath liv/m, dm rm. den. eat-m KEY^OHRT Private house Qeraid Eisner this classified ad. They want vooded lot with beautiful old lytEpO unit Private patio Lux»f> 1 bedrooI m directty on PERTH AMBOY- 2 bedrm in 2 FREEHOLD Surrey Downs Trustee ndthey tone walls Slung, gorf ten PooTlennis spa 46 minutes bay Private beach $750 family Large kit. living rm. 1 family 2bd, V/> BA. eat-m- January 2.1991 $45.00 abbreviations Krt garage, $800mo + util riorsebaclf*no>ng swim NYC Call days 212-395-6199 an equal opportunity basis/ do nSt want month + utilities Single pre- bath. 1st fi. no pets. Couple eves 201 -727-8950 They prefer th. Mature 306-4574 or 968-6664 nmg near by v5 minutes to ferred Call 264-2026 prefeiied. ivi mo sec $650 unter Wmdham or Woods tant information first Our PUBUCMOTTCE * Avail 1 /I /91 442-3727 LONG BRANCH 97 Laurel St $127,500 Call after 6pm TtNTON FALLS Wtndmq Clashed Staff wrti be happy KEYPOflT- Brook Ibdrm w/den. 11a BA ment avail Jan 1 $510 perRED BANK - Duplex 2bdrm 1 bedrm house $525 + util 36-1501 NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN that tha Stata of N*w to hefe you write the most per mo Call 870-8327 unique comer unit Lass than effectfcaj '*~ mo. Util inc.. 1 mo security S67 5. mo security 4 refer- ?y**ojd Poo) and Tennis Jtruy, Dapartmant of Transportation, Bureau of 264-2912 after 4:30. ences + utilities 530-0203 MARLBORO- Townhouse tor LONG BRANCH- 2 Story S900mo Short term lease t in uynpaa»o» with aactfon 10.9 1-800-660-4-ADS LONG BRANCH - ibdrm rent 2 or 3 bedrm A 2'i oiomal full arhc/bsemt 2 available Call 756-8942 of *M New Jarwy PaaUcMa Control Coda NJA.C. baths, fireplace, a/c. pool A ^r gar . gas h*at/water. lg EATONCREST APTS near ocean, immed occu- TlNTON FALLS - Fox Chase TMa 7. ChajHar ». wfl ba applying paaaddM to pancy $600 + gas 774-5415 GREAT LOCATION tennis $995 + util 946-2175 enced yd /deck, quality Tenms & swim ctuE Larda tchools low taxes Anxious to 2bd 2BA a/c. w/w. alt appi wing within tha state highway right-of-way*. MARLBORO- 3 brdrm exc size rooms w/19ft Wing rm LONG BRANCH • Large 1 bedroom apartment, a/c. led $199,900 Mack 381 6499 922,1481 . January 2. 1991 cond $800 + util per mo No Only minutes from Ocean. ibdrm. m best neighborhood. w/w carpeting. oH street park- Realtors 946 INTON FALLS >/2t>drm 1 March 2.1901. Appacattom of ptaHcldai children/pets 9*6-8356 eves Beaches. Golf Courses, Fish- $585 mo utn mcl 566-3900 ing $600 '625 per mo imme- batti aH appf >w/w carpet in aft 21 counties during Ma «ma parted. Trainad par- ing & Boating Near all diate occupancy 530-9266 METUCHEN- 1 bedrm. with $800mo 542 2223 Terry aomai of tha Buraau of MaMananoa wW mafca an Houses of Worship A Malls LONG BRANCH - 3bd. prvt home, nr cottege/hosp , trans RED BANK MANOR- 1 bedrm. garage. $700./mo +• utils 1 Mon-Fn 9 30am-4pm 1st fi. w/w. heat, water, gas REEHO TlNTON FALLS - Sunrise $750 heat ind 870-3225 mo security Call 572-1008 Tha foaowingtot contain s brand namas and activa 542-1105 Pine Brook Rd included $650,741-7870 ondo for reriPwose to NY sunset, end unft 2 master MIDDLETOWN Chapel Hill •ngratfanta of pBtfuMBi tt may be appaad: Hope Rd Eatontown LONG BRANCH- Lg 2 bedrm )us $800 mo + util 364-6183 bdrms 2"> oath. w/w. a/c all 2 blocks from Exit 105 GSP 2 family home $725 + utili- RED BANK 3 bedrooms 3 bedrooms. 2 bath Colonial acpi.81.100 +utit 741 8862 Victorian Duplex $850 mo + ties A security 787-0065 Available immediately Lg kit 1IGHLANDS 1 bedrm $580 Activa Ingradawits ENGLISHTOWN- 2- 2 bedrm Can 842-0411 bedrm. rec rm. garage laicony Near Sandy Hook 1 Embark 2-S MiWuWfii apts $650 ea. 1 bedrm apt LONG BRANCH 22 Franklin $1 200 mo + util 530-1234 [Mock to NY ferry 291-3019 Classified Sells $575.. near shopping. No RED BANK- 3 rooms In- Roundup (Syphon* Terr Furnished efficiencies MUST HAVE 1 'i mo se,- $125 per wk 870-8327 cludes heat/utilities $575 mo PISCATAWAV- Secluded 2 KranNaS Ammonium aaft of Faaamina curity 308-1126 after 5pm ec Avail immed 74i~y«3 bedrm. Ti bath. 1400 sq ft LONG BRANCH- Walk to OuM DPXSW8 Mart*** SAYREVILLE- 1 bedrm. hiat- $1 100 Avart Jan 699-0812 HOPELAWN- Attractive 4 rms. Ocean 1 A 2 badrm. w/w PMrofaumOi /hot water, gas. eiec. avail UNION BEACH- 2 bedrm iCST 1 bedrm for professional. Heat/hot water me. 787-7007 8625 Avari now'442-15T9 $575 + 1mo sec Fern newly renovated ranch spa- Resort Eatsji LONG BRANCH - Astor Gar- pref 254-0020/613-0172 cious yard. $825./mo Call HOWELL TWSP - 5 room up- dans Ibdrm. carpet, a/c. ideal Play TOME on Ike U0M WEST END - Stop Looking' 495-662*—^ ' stairs apt $600 + utils Hot toe. nr ocean, transp.. shop- Spacious Ibdrm. great toe water/gas heat 938-2428 pmg. Smms to GSP 571-1489 Groundo aquipmant w* ba iMd in H applications. must see $58S met heat/hot 007 HOUM» for Sato Condo H tke Om*a* ona mnna in bii ddHUl water. cooking gas 870-8806 RMENT HOMES from matton onn thitNsa sprayin tprt^iirm^tn'rm^mamiSg pr it can- CttamBtr WOODBRIDGE Avail 1/1. 1st$1 (U repair) Delmqueajk tax ma tw Mowing panonta) by counHaa of faaponat*- Mlng pnont RESOLUTION 2 family. 3 bedrms. fen property Repossessions ty. batwaan tha tour* of 930 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.: yard, laundry facN.. we* toYour area 805-667-6000. ext For Pna WhWIna Dapt of Tranaportatton, Rt 183 No.. tram, eat-m kit. Quiet neigh- GH-26018 for current repo list MYRTLE EfeACH ong. NJ 07867, TaJaphona 201 -347-4415 iCiaaiimiiaillaaatMiWM borhood lyr tease. $775 + KKraua uWs. V* mo sec 561-4139 KEANSBURG Rent/option SouthCarolna .'umaiomi. Momt. aornana*. warran • m\^mm*mlm•aaktaarl•aHpaakaal • mm it— 2bdrm. 5rm ranch. 67X100. Mr II zoned commercial . $90,000 Studio Robert Mo* Dapt of Tranaportaaton, •—aagton of $900mo + nago 2yr option 2B«lroom Rt. 1. 9 4 22. Nawatk. N> 07114. Tafaphona 201-6*8- li i £"— C43yqW COLONIA- 3 bedrm Cape. SAYREVILLE Coun«a«:Bargan.E»a«.Hudaon,Paaaaic* Union 50x1 SO lot. basement. 3,^ jaw Eugana Shoup. Oapt of TiwaputMJon, Rt 79 » Oa- w $1 300/mo Avail 2/1/91 CaH HARBOUR CLUB r3a Way. FraaOoM. NJ 0772TTalaphon. 201-308- Fna*> Maax fl < )JI M 499- 72*2 o> 381 -6404 2 bedroom. 2 both upper end aaaaaj. aaax It a Ml U. •500TO800I»360TO450 4100 SM|k»ill>MU unit Many upgrades Great lo- Counaaa Maioar. lli.lrta MonmoutitOoaar DISNEY AREA cation Owner licensed NJ O»»ar Kaa. Dapt of Tranaportaaon. Rt 70 * KJ Ti»n- ALL RATES ARE WEEKLY_ O Dp f Tttto Rl 70 I NJ T IIIIRanilomi»Paala1»»»«aa*aa»»ai^iai«al«l«» | Fia 3/4 bedroom Realtor $102,000 towest pfca. Chany HalHM. NUJ 08034. Tataphona 6f»42M690 kJKury thomes for rent Sleeps pnee m Harbour Club Cat) Buringlon. Camdan. Cap* May. K IT mo KHUO aat wt «aH| aMaa k MM M p«aM | 6-tt0l 33 miles to Disney/Ep- 727-4175 LEOOYtOICK POlirr cot/MGM $S5O-$8S0 wa«kty 201-251-8060 or 247-2496 ed Works
•*• 1 2 JANUARY 2-JANUARY 8,1990, POWER PACKAGE Ormmtmr Mmdlm Nmwmpapmra 008a Adult \ 17 Office 4 035 Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 032 Money Wanted Communities Floor Space Opportunity* Full Time Full Time Part rime Part Time 1 MARLBORO GREENS SBURY PARK - Off-ce/Ga- IOBIL GASOLINE & REPAIR ASSEMBLERS- toys, crafts, RECEPTIONISTrrYPIST- age space) 3300sq ft., ms-ness for sate. 16 yrs. at *** electronics, bears. For more EXCELLENT INCOME CIRCULATION Construction Co. seeks re- $20,000. BELOW COST 1.200. mo. Call 542-8210 location 609-494-0317 days info- 1-609-693-5955 Ext 191 Easy work! Assemble prod- ceptionist w/typmg skills S ATTENTION: 1 Ashbome I. New OLIDAV SPECIAL - Eaton- or 609-597-1480 eve* ucts at home, call now 1-601- SERVICE REPS days par wk. 1-6pm Exc. 388-8242 Ert H1259 24hrs 1 bedroom, den $80,000 own. 1 Mo. free rant. ALL ut>- OLfTES-Buying?? Sailing?? ASSEMBLERS NEEDED The Star Ledger has early •starling salary Can 431 536-3870 or 364-3666 CLASSIFIED READERS 1 tias A cleaning services Be your own boss m 91 SHREWSBURY - Immediate GOVERNMENT JOBS Morning Part Time work SALES you place a call to a "900" Starting salary (100 00. plus MARLBORO GREENS- For om $250 For into 389-5577 chman-net $800 $59K dn Ihone number, you will auto- openings. No axper needed $16,412 -$59,932 ./yearty F/PaPMime 1-216-324-5139 Now hiring. Your area Fee car expenses and route prof- rent. 1 bedrm & loft. 2'^ 4OLMDEL Route 34 Shared he Route Brokers 240-4444 matically be billed a fee. which HAVE FUN AND baths, air. pool, tennis, dub- Bam-10pm 7 days. 805-687-6000. Ext.P-2212 Its Fringe benefit, include: Vi- pace or atone. 700-1,300 sq. NACK ROUTE anes. on your phone bill. sion. Oental. We insurance and house, walk to bus. 972-1961 Exc. decor All windows. II cash income Gourmet pat- IOVERNMENT JOBS-Now $850 -$1,598 total, no extras id machine for sale 035 Help Wanted AVON hiring. Up to $36,000 per yr salary. 6 days per week' Cat L'Arome International the 009 Rooms To Rent 583-1555 842-6825 842-8726 2.500 weekly possible $24. fee. Can 1-800-283-3550 1-800-242-0850 d's fallen growing fra- Full Time A Great way to earn extra $$ grance company needs out- Direct from mtgr. CaH Call Room 938-4152 HOWELL - 1 room furnished. rank 1-800-233-0364 HOME TYPISTS FULLER BRUSH CO - jomg people OTI a pert ttm# & kit pnviledges. in private KEYPORT PC users needed. $35,000 Earn up to $100-$3O0 «kly tkne basis. Our people home. $100.wkry includes uti- Downtown (Broad SI) AVON potential. Details. Cat: servicing family, friends a our lities 367-9343 or 367-9074 450sq It Call 264-2000 Ex! 20 SNEAKER STORE 805)887^000. En. 6-7064 customers out of your home. you can loo starting AJ areas -$$*- Sales Cal 747-6688 NEW Brunswick- Fum. town- ITTLE SILVER I Office. 1 ret tomorrow Call 506-0966 Nike a Reebok Accounts ADVERTISING To* Fraa 1-M0-6C2-22*2 house near commuter bus. Rt I 1.200 sq. ft. ea. $14 50 sq HOSPITAL JOBS SALES- Turn spare time into Triple netfCan 530-8999 St. 1200sq. ft. Mo Co rea ' 18 ft coaagas. 780-8379 eves sonatjle offers only! 972-3373 SALES CIVIL SERVICE JO6S Stan $6.80/hour. your area KINDERGARTEN profits selling quality toys No experience necessary. For NEW BRUNSWICK J275 /mo. MANALAPAN OFFICE- State, county, local positions rom Discovery 747-8904 available Good pay plus job Mo. can 1-900-990-939* ext. negotiable. IncJ. utils. 1 block ofessional park on Rt. 9 1-900 Numbers A' Self-motivated, orga- security For info can. S2./n 79 Sam-Spm 7 days. $12.95 2 hours par day $10.50 per --from CoHeae Ave 937-5313 Can 219-5935 nized representative needed in Central 1-900-872-4732 Ext 99 hour. To assist kindergarten TEACHER UNION BEACH- On bus line $200. per month teachers. Send resume by PRESCHOOL. MORNINGS 27 Business New Jersey. Mon- NTELLIGENCCJoos Kitchen facilities. Older gen- ncl everything 303-1717. DECORATING ASSOCIATE January 11.1991. to Patrick J. NJ Certification Experience mouth and Ocean CIA. US Customs. DEA, etc tleman preferred. $85 weekly MANALAPAN OFFICES TO Seeking creative business Wilder. Superintendent of Equipment Counties for growing Now hiring. Call (1) 805-687 + security. 739-4408. SHARE- F/T. P/T. w/warting minded person for interior Schools. Motown School Dis- publishing company. 8000 Ext K-2111 Fee. rm. Util ind Fully fum. Very jecoraung. i raining, farr/rui trict. 134 N. Main Street. Mil- Ex ce lent trawling pro- time. Can 583-3712 010 Rentals to eas. Greet location 591-2875 BUY ..SELL gram, protected terri- MANICURIST Itown. NJ 08850 EOE sed office Fum. 542-1360 OENTAL HYGIENIST- Full or ull time/part tana. Experi- Share MATAWAN- Floor space avail tory and lead* pro- MEDICAL ASSISTANT/ or storage or office. 24x10 MEAT SLlCER- Butcher band- vided. Flexible part time Full benefits. Pedi enced With or without toUow- •trie office needs a dedicated ing Cal Sue 566-7313 Office Manager- Exp onty. EAST BRUNSWICK- Mature. $375. Heat/air md. 290-1222 aw. grinder & patty machine. days/hours Earning Work in your own I professional team member cardiology office, billing A as- "over 30 prof, male to share 2 uaranteed perfect working potential uohmrted Hourly rats pbs commission. RED BANK- Prime oti.ce 679-2722 sistw/paBants Cal 5*3-1004 bedrm condo. $425 246-4837 space on river next to River- xder. 934V2757 or 295-3194 EARN MONEY reading books' OLD BRIDGE-Townhouse •mm Hosp. Parking. 741-1433 ERUN PHONES {3} up to ONSERTER NEED EXTRA CASH? separate lines w/computer PatOaTumar (30.000- yearly income poten- TYPIST ing professional RED BANK- 200-2000 sq ft Light office cleaning m beauti- JK which can be expanded tial. Details: 805-6876000 10-5om 303-1717 edroom & bath available. Elevated building (201)390-1273 OPERATOR ful buildings. 3-4 hrs. per $475.mo V* uta. 679-6168 kshing $700. Can 750-4720 Brt V-26018 night. Mon thru Fri. High Pay. 1. per ft. Also store front "a" " "»- Red Bank. Eatontown OLD 3GE-Townhouse vail C»H Jerry 530-0909 iFFICE FURN.-Drafting T» or send resume to: EARN THOUSANDS stuffing wrtarvl-. envelopes. Send SASE to Freehold areas Nbn-smol ing professional ]tes (3). Executive Desk. Cre- Tue . Wed. * Thu Child Care Edwards Enterprises. Room 566-6100 Private edroom & bath 018 Stores denza. Office Cabinets, Arm P.O. Bos MS, 7:OOam-3:OOpm 16. P. O Box 110. Hacketts- V $475.mo Wutil 679-6168 Chairs Exc prices 681-2442 $6 00 per hour OWNER OPERATOR TOMS RIVER- Rte 37 East E Bnjftswtefc NJ 0M16 town. NJ 07840. CHARGE 'RINT SHOP CLOSEOUT pickup truck w/plow wanted SOMERSET- Single bedrm I Store or office for rent, imme- GREATER JERSEY PRESS quipment tor sale, 4 mos. in Equal Opportunity Employer EARN UP TO $339 weekly tor Bed Bank area 946-8356 loccuoancv 686-7020 without leaving home. Amaz 10 Connerty Court YOUR AD!! S355 + security- 937-5526 Mjsmess. Some items bought East Brunswick. NJ 08816 609-933-0011 ing details 219-7772 SOUTH RIVER- 1 bedrm avail 020 Buildings/ PART TIME EARN $300 to $500 per week (201)254-7004 in 3 bedrm home. $335. + 1/3 Oarages SEWING MACHINES- Power ARJIST Beautiful offices on Rte 35 in utils . 1 mo sec. Nice area machine for heavy duty shop reading books at home. Can Middtetown No experience 1-€15 473-7440. ext B-893^-' Emte - Mailroom 390-0216. leeve message. GARAGE- With alarm fenced Overlock. blind Stitch necessary. Mornings 9-2pm Now you can walking toot. 349-9323 Candidate must be Monday thru Fridays Tele- TINTON FALLS- M/F, 3 with electric gate AH sizes proficient in advertis- ENGINEER- Mechanical./tech i sales representatives Equal Opportunity Employer phone work. Earn $7./hr ptus run an ad and bedrm. all amenities $28 ~$K>9 /mo 536-0235 ing concepts A de- ART TIME/FULL TIME- Join telephone-applications woN» winning team1 Good income exceMant benefits 615-9000 $337 50.-HJt.l8. 389-9001 MANALAPAN- Office/ware SUCER-ELECTRtC signs to create com- US Berkel-Stamiess steel pelling spec ads by linear actuators Motion Sys. potential' Can 525-1229 CHARGE IT! houses, 1.130 & 2.260 sq. ft terns Corp 61 Riordan Place PART TIME Oil Mobile Homes 75.900 Sate/lease. 431-914S Cati 972-9563 hand and/or MAC. OSTAL JOBS $11 41 to ----Onty the experienced Shrewsbury 842-5060 Ask tor Randy 14.90 an hour. For exam & EARLY MORNING HAZLET- New 14x60 mobile 022 Commercial 028 Contracting need apply. Travel be- application information, call home Also resale 12x54. No tween 3 busy news- 9-9. 219-769-6649 Ext NJ144 Newspaper routes. 5:00 to \ pets. Call 888-9335 Properties paper offices: Free* 6:30am 7 days are available Use your VISA EXECUTIVE SECRETARY m your area Earn $400.00 to BRAWLER CRANE-lnsley hold, Shrewsbury & or MASTER CARD HAZLET- 86. 14x60. 2 bedrm. ATLANTIC HIGHLANOS-Park East Brunswick. Full Synagogue- Manalapan POSTAL JOBS $500.00 per month, plus cash gas heat. air. many extras your vehicle on our 1 acre lot tanning cond + parts crane Freehold area. Experienced $11 40-S14 90/hour incentives. A reliable car a a $3,000 Bom 609-693-«148 time. 40 hrs with ben- to pay for your Reduced 264-4048 Sale, secure. Call 291 -3334 efits Position open in self starter. Good skills (Typ- Jo experience necessary For must Can toll free ing. Word processing, steno) MARLBORO-Resales-55 + early 1991. Send re- exam & application info call 1-S00-242-0BS0 MARLBORO • Route 9 Front Some evenings. Benefits Robertsville Village Route 9 : FORK LIFT sume & requirements 219-836-8157. ext 1197. Shopping Center. 1.250 sq ft Send resume to: Box 3203 PART TIME/FULL TIME- Un- Bus service ft shopping BLUE GIANJ. CALL 842-1242 to: 9am-9pm 7 days. Fee re- 52 000 cars/day. S-1.250.mo Greater Medta Newpapers limited income. 24 hr r Call 536-9000 quired Call 1-800-777-5188 MACMINERY-Shear Fmg< 1 Register Plaza. corded message 254-1174 1-800-660-4-ADS TOYOTA COROLLA SR5 86 Brake. Turret Punchy Spo Shrewsbury. NJ 07702 POSTAL JOBS- $18,392 - PART TIME - Profitable borne 39.000 ong mi ', 5 spd. ac. 024 Loans/ Welder. Drill Press. Heliarc $67,125 /yr Now hiring base business. For details can elec sunrf. S4.500 521-0683 Welder Best prices 681 -244: Greater Media Fee: 1-805-687-6000 201-536-8513 Child Car* m Parfki Investment Ext. 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Enc cond $1 100 gfl9-0^Qgy Fatness program in the please can 542 1385 $1 500 Call 922-3141 farter*** Potted plants Call 536 11B7 MARLBORO MOM will sit ARtorSSOO 679 3912 PIANO/CONSOLE R Wurworl- d v*(p contracts (om any- your child, tull/part/holiday DC S BUSINESS SERVICES, LEATHER *X)AT- LIVING ROOM SET Antique, Mzer. 4 yrs old. exc cond hma 247^685 or 2S5 3623 $2 perhouf 972-3893 Word processing, typing la- sz 12/14. full cut. ankie> carved wood, velvet excellent 04a Infant/ AsHing 11.700 739-9318 never worn, orig $700 : MOM w/experience wofid Wee bels. & Fax Catt-651-O470x MOt* (mi/ condition S350 988-1621 Juvenile Items fice Asking $350 563-8578 ORGAN/PIANO to care for your child in my E PIANOS OFFICE PARTITIONS- All BABY-CARRIAGE- Pereoo. 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MiHtown 545-5488 available Can 303-0836 $35 Reprints 50C 530-5252 Retails $3,000 ) 521-4596 SERVICE Rentals from $25 Begmners and advanced Pro- I "The only place to tesslpna. instruction at your MINK COAT- Full length size SOFA/LOVESEAT- Tradi- TWICE a week PICK-UP SITTER WANTED- for 3 chil- WORD PROCESSING/FAX ncludes Diaper Pail, Pre- make a decision horn* 25 yrs teaching expen dren. Friday ft Saturday eves. 10-12. 3 yrs old Paid $3.900 tional. 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Nothing New. 21 wesi $69/75\.ut.;fplit ft delivered 389-5440 >c11 post Hand- sets Also antiques ft house WHEN YOU PLACE SOWING LESSONS KID KARE AGENCY Mam St Freehold. NJ free Staamaiti9/cord 363 $750 Call 821-2608 contents Same day service YOUR GARAGE SALE AQ Basics to Advanced 888-8377/ 2644458 1 eOO-MO-4 ADS [Call Srwiev &66-662B offers babysitters, house- 303-8341 or 780-0860 days per yr 3n 30 Our 11 tft BUTCHER BLOCK • Dri cleaners & party servers N j yr sameetocatrgr locattfni .458-8920 AAAROVARK Tram Collector DOLLS- Schoenhut. Nancy and hutch good cond J&king DEADLINE " Tutoring bonded, licensed ft insured FIREWOOD, $130; LIONEL A/F IVES Arm. AftM Saucy Walker, oth- $125 Call 367-6^"" 747-2297 Delivered All hardwootfs Appraisals CASH 681-9084 ADEPT Certilied Teacher ers Eves 458-7852 FIREWOOD 90°o oak Stacking addmcfia DALICO CTWkjTHRIFTSH IOCP MONDAY, 1:00pm MATH-SCIENCE 17 YEARS SIDEBOARD ft China Cabinet Cords. Halves ft Quarters AH seasoned 780-6399 » Benefits feeflnunity chartirrtie' s ALL LrC^NEL TRAINS Bio/Chem/Physics/Matti/SAT Seasoned Delivered Mon -Thor 4:302.30. Fn .Sat Or Flyer Top cash appraisal Best offer OH QUALITY-Firewood Your home », 780-4428 Your baby is 542-3659 CaH Anytime 257-1416-J 9.30-12 1 Hwy . Mid Price no ob)ect 946 2893 rt ftSeasone d Can i dtetown '671-0550 061 Auction* crying lifca mad FIREWOOD Free-Oak/Ma M 30 Mon-Sat 946 3600 AVOID Garage Sale Hassles Sweetgum Bring ydbr own 'SkFFOMJABLE TUTOR" and you need to go 044 Computers CAMERA MINOLTA Maxxum Marilyn buys kmcfc knacks ANTIQUE a COLLECTIBLE Licensed teacher m/ to Ihe grocery store. saw Freehold 431-2231 JR LOGGING- M yr season 7000 with 35-105 zoom lens ft furniture ft antiques .257-9107 90% oak. Free immed de Auction Saturday Eve 6pm 7 math-levels K-9 SAT Prep Don't worry, we'll get C-128D- w/1541 Drtve. Mon FIREWOOD- Full loads spirt ft. Maxxum 2800 AF flash $400 Consignments ^welcome *For CaH-679-3616 $125 cord JIM 928-4248 774-7686 : your groceries for you. •tor. Software and accesso- delivered Hoopfuits av, ' BASEBALL CARDS inlormation call 270-9453 ries $350 for an. CaH. McGILL S TRfefe^ERVlCE EXPERT MATH TUTOR Middletown. Holmdei, Mixed hartwcod 446-3196 CELLULAR PHONE Motorola & any sports cards panted 542-3378 ^•723-0726 Former College Mam Teacher Rumson. ^and Bayshora FIREWOOD - Seasoned hard- transportable, never used Private collector 780-1477 See Business ft Service Dir AUCTION EVEBY MONDAY specielizino m ell levels ol area LAPTOP 286- New. 2 mag wood $125 a cord. '•; cord Cost $800 Asking $600 or NIGHT at 7PM personal mathematics instruc- - s r offer 840-0572 tv mass BEFORE YOU HAVE RAM. 20 meg HD. modem $65 delivered 431-5518 MIXED HARDWOOD 90 YOUR SALE' General merchendiea and toy tion Caaavenmga 446 1889 ; Cost S3.599. must sell, oak. $125 cord ad oak. $144 DESKS FILES CALL SECOND HAND LIL outlet auction These prices $1,699 Peter: 787-7749 cord Sput/detrvered 928-311 can t be beat anywrhere1 EXPERT TUTORING Math FIREWOOD COMPUTER FURNITURE. 264-0777 or 264-8615 Reading EnytiaTi Masters JT Auction Co 1196 Rl 88 286 LAPTOP- 20 meg hard Spt't. seasoned hardwoods OAK FIREWOOD FOR SALE CHAIRS. TABLES. ETC Degree 588-5976 drive. 3.5 floppy, battery $130. a cord Mixed nan LaKewood For mlo 367 2224 (201 )636-0278 or 583-5885 At Discount Prices CASH FOR BOOKS HIGH SCHOOL Supervisor ol Asking $1.300 920-7783 FIREWOOD - Spirt seasoned woods $100 a cord Call 329-3091 after 5pm NEW AND USED #OLD MAGAZINES 536-0850 062 FMM Rtarkats/ fers Math/SAith/SAT tutoring CanCan, hardwoods cords ft V* cords Sheldoni •431-8333 til 1H|«E^/ 04S Clothing Stacking available 723-0726 JACK RUSSELL COLOR TV S/VCR S Not working No older than 7 SEASONED oak. locust INDIVIDUAL TUTORING in FUR COAT- Full length cross FIREWOOD-Split & Delivered years Call 247173d" HOWELL FLEA MARKET Reading. Math. SAT Prep 1 mink size 6 Ask*mg $550 Seasoned hardwood. $60 a cherry $60 per "i cord $12 AAC New Section Spanish by Can Teacher half cord 462-7693 after 6pm full cord delivered 938-5946 I BUY MACHINERY. POWER Must see Call 972-1281 DESK OUTLET CO. ft HAND TOOLS OF ALLRENT TABLES BY THE DAY 431-3738 M 9pm TROY « GLEN S FIREifKOOD KINDS. ETC RAY 774-5239 STARTING JAN 5th or |Oin Spirt A seasoned m$eb har 1709 State Hwy 35 150 permanent vendors 3 day foot) J120 All oak\S13 Oafchurst. Ocean Twp I PAY CASH for your used or 6 day booths Call lor into MATH S.A.T. Preparation and strategy 'Stacking available Freest* photo A darkrm eqpt Also old 308 1105 2301 Highway 9 N ery 938-4538 Of 938-5238 531-3990 watches Mr Green 229-0500 Howell NJ 3 mles south of Tutoring by SAT software author 2>*-3879 evenings DISCOUNTED Freehold WAYNE'S CHIMNEY MATH Tutor- CoMega teacher Family AH levels-SAT-Quahty lessons' 063 Instruction COLLECTIBLES Published author 238-3042 CLEANING LLadro Hummel. Swarovski $$$ ACE TEACHER-17 YEARS Certified Member ot N.c S A MATH TUTORING- NY 4 NJ Rockwell. Lenox. Dolls. 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JOSEPH|*9-426-«712 ware. Statues, vases, orienta DINING ROOM- 7 pc rugs, etc Over 40 yrs otd Any April 17,1991 • Birthdays top table «w/6 chairs $325Na STEPPING MACHINE - Wyn- quantity complete estates • Anniversaries best offer 888-2704 aft 5pm mor. tjrand new Bougrrt S350 purchased Selling S775 780-0937 Co< Bob Randolph Auctioneer Call & Reserve' • All Special VIDEO CAMERA - Hitachi, Call anytime. 201 -308-3335 Occasions w/portabie VCR Excellent member NJ A Nat Auct Assn cond 1350 591-1813 Save this ad you may need me m the future Your Sp N'ET PORTRAITS WEDDING BAND- Diamond 1 Platinum 7 full cut diamonds WANTED • Good' Working 70 ct total S750 892 4840 used appliances or furniture touoht&Sotd Call 308-0422 Today! 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T-Start Party or CAMCATimES BY ELAINE Not to be used «Rttij0r«0wr coupons, from 1-900-933-2222 Caricatures Group rates for Bar/Bat Mitzvafis annfv .*olt- Incredible Likeness 577 1161 previous/current «0s. * Our •ALL LIFESTYLES tl 2»/mn -PRIVACY days parties Call 364-2122 CARICATURES IN COLOR FOR THAT SPECIAL PARTY Please call: Alex Advert!! AN ADVENTUROUS 2S4-5O64 HAVE FUW I ROMANCE You Can Charge OHFT CISCO'S DISCO 583-0412 Meet ehgane. successful Your Ad To introductory frying lessons Lively DJ i Professional singles m your area-wrtfi a S30 + Visit Princeton Pilot sound system Cad 787-3141 unique European Introduction Master Card or VISA Shopp* for unkjoe gift givmg Matawan 1-800-794-ROOF HELT System For into can today 542-1700 PnnceWton Airport. Routs 2uo COSMIC CLOWN RIQHT MATCH 530-6353 Open 6em-6 30pm dally SO9-921-3100 JANUARY 2-JANUARY 8,1990. POWER PACKAGE •dim 069 Entertainment 069 Entertainment 071 Building & 071 Building & 075 Ceramic Tie 075 Ceramic THe 077Drywai/ 078 Electrical /Party Planning Repair/Install RepeJr/kMM RICH'S HOME IMPROV DEPENDABLE Electric Co. PETER PAN'S AFFORDABLE CONSTR 739-8853 AAA CERAMIC TILE V.P. TILE AMV Lie 51S1. Complete service Birthday Party Adventures' 1 1 Decks • Siding • Additions See Business/Service DK Ceramic, vinyl A marble In- Free Estimates 549-8656 CREATIVE Magic! Games Songs • General Carpentry • •FOYERS' stallation, repairs Free esti- DRYWALL TAPING Call 577-1457 Fully Ins. • FREE Estimates. SAGGING FLOORS mates Call Vinny 236-6072 HAZLET ELECTRIC CO. 495-3272 or 787-0300 349-2001 •KITCHENS* All types of wining- 24 hr ssrv. CELEBRATIONS See Business/Service Dir WALTER AYERS Ceramic Tile 872-1190 cats. Bucket truck service Where your child (s the star' PIANIST FOR PARTIES ALEX RUGGIERO S •BATHROOMS* 4S2-7S15 The best finished 100 Amp serv upgrade $650 •Ninja Turtles -Clowns Music for: Listening. Dancing. 780-6920 See Business/Service Dir product And the best prices' w/ad 264-1647 Uc 9289 •Puppet Shows -Magic Smg-A-Longs Call 431-3096 S. L IMPROVEMENT Installed "Repaired •Face Painting -Music See Business/Service Dtr. DRYWALL LARRY S Electrical Contr CORPORATION 075a Chimney Games, Prizes ft Fun •PONIES* FOR PARTIES ANCHOR CONSTRUCTION Remodeled Lie *5922A « 431-488 OUT OF THE ORDINARY' CALL 946-4119 NO JOB TOO SMALL Cleaning CONSTRUCTION See Business/Service Dir. 972-1331 See Business/Service Dtr FREE ESTIMATES Discount on Select Tiles Sheetrock & Taping LSC ELECTRICAL Contr Jan ft Bot> 409-4678 STUART. 431-0215 Specializing m small (Obs BILL'S CHIMNEY SERIVCE Uc *9425 .536-6353 ARCY Home Improvement Free Estimates CREATIVE KIDS TONY THE FIXER Bob Strugala 462-0029 Sweeps $39.95 tor ranches & See Business/Service Dir. - PUDDINS Call 238-0099 T.A.F. DRYWALL ARTS. CRAFTS « FUN See Business/Service Dir / ^ 462-5635 capes $49 95 for 2 stones & MY-TEE-FINE CLOWIN See Business/Serv 1-800-640-3969 Children s Parties & Classes All Occasions. Call 290-9166 Sayreville Tile Co. up (per flue). Also chimneys ASTOR CONSTRUCTION Imed « repaired 681-5190 DRYWALL CONSTRUCTION LUKIE Electrical Inc. Call 238-8678 RAGGETY ANNE & ANDIE 566-3238 072 Carpentry 254-0029 1-800-640-3969 NJUc *9324 Crafts! T-Shirt1 Puppets' See Business/Service Dir BILL S CHIMNEY SERVICE Nights & Weekends 721-6449 DISC JOCKEY All occasions 28 Years E*p R«f» See Business/Service Dir. Paints' Goodie Bags' BARONS--- 681-5190 The D J Express (Freehold) AW SMITH Construction ABSOLUTE TILE COMPANY MARTY ELECTRrC Limbo' Songs' Games' HOME IMPROVEMENTS No See Business/Service Dir Best price around 308-0527 521-2090 431-3104 P.Z. DRYWALL CO. LJC#4995 431-2756 238-7643 See Business/Service Dir poo too small 747-6729 See Busmess/Service Dir. DJ CITIBEAT KEN e Business & Service Dir.. 076 Cleaning Rock, finish. & repairs. Free •mates Call Paul 840-8832 POWER RITE ELECTRIC INC. Music For Parties/Special Oc- ROCK-ATONES BATHROOM MANIA A CUSTOM CERAMIC TILING Services casions 5 yr exp 905-6455 920-3541 CARPENTRY Specializing: remodeling, re- Residential/Commercial/In- DJ service 628-2048 422-9032 See Business/Service Dtrec From framing to tmishing. I do pair, installation 290-9066 078 Electrical dustrial Free estimates. Li- OJ-FOH ALL OCCASIONS quality work. Free estimate" ABC CLEANING SERVICE cense #9351 Call 495-6511 BEACON CONTRACTING Inc within 24 hours. 723-0169 583-9075 ACOPAR ELECTRIC SHORE SOUNDS 251-0111 See Business & Service Dir. Lic*7757 727-6873 RYAN-ELECTRICAL MUSIC EXPLOSION CARPENTRY- Home repairs Aftordsbto CwBmic Tn# Sensational Sounds For The Jersey shore s best in DJ See Business & Service Dir Installed at $2.75sq ft & up. See Business/Service Dtr CONTRACTOR Residential entertainment 899-0462 & improvements, finished Commercial. Industrial. Your Special Occasion BETTERS! KITCHENS Free est. 536-1005. 390-8233 ALL TYPES OF WIRING Call 607-0786 basements, decks, remodel- License *7i34. Call 525-1011 SINGING TELEGRAMS 819-0707 ing, additions. Free est./lns ALL TYPES Of Ceramic 4ile- Can Harold Klouser DJ PATTY G- See Business/Service Dir A.N.I. Enghshtown 521-2444 • Lie. #6252 572-6750 UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC Cont For AH Occasions Generic Comp4ete Bathrma. Kit-. Foy- CD Superior Music for All Insured S Licensed #6478 & Custom Written 972-3366 CARPENTRY & MASONRY- ers. Ron Sturman 255-1388 COMPLETE HOME AND AMD Electrical Contractors Occasions Call 308-9443 CREATIVE DECKS NO JOB TOO SMALL all phases. c4d & new. Free UNLIMITED BATHROOMS $2495 UP-5X8 OFFICE CLEANING #9752 254-9109 24 HR SERVICE 283-2682 DJ RALPH est. Call John Doyle 946-0675 Custom Decks. Gazebos 721 2194 Reasonable rates. Refer- See Business/Service Dtr SPIN FANTASY WAGNER ELECTRIC CORP Experienced, mature DJ Experienced, professional CERAMIC FLOORS Hot Tubs. Deck Kits from See Business/Service PIT. ences available Call Julie at Reasonable rates 739-6980 S5./sq ft Insured. Refer 544-8596 or leave message AMPCO ELECTRIC Lie 1430 251-4770 DJs ft entertainers (dancers) 495-3577 CERAMIC ALL OVER INC See Business/Service Dir See Business/Service Dir ences a Photos 369-0694 No job too smalt Free Esti- Parses, weddings, bar/bat 566-3886 FLOORS & WINDOWS- Floors mates UC. #8977 739-6797 rmtzvahs. etc CaH-972-8136 See Business/Service Dir. stripped » waxed windows 079c Floor DJ TO GO CONTEMPRA DESIGNS DECKS DECKS DECKS cleaned. Rugs steam cleaned. BEST ELECTRIC ALL OCCASIONS 577-6815 CERAMIC & MARBLE UC. MO. 6273. Fast 069a Tickets All Home Improvements Installation & repair. Insured Screen repairs. Office dean- J_ REASONABLE—236-6596 See Business/Service Dir I'LL BEAT ANY PRICES' ing 25 yrs. e«p 222-7749 able service. Reasor You name it. Ill spin rt' Free ens Cnarke 583-7341 >s Free est. 671-0121 DANE Custom Carpentry Inc Free Estimates IMMACULATE CLEANING . AIRLINE TICKETS 750-3581 CERAMIC ruing. Specializing Dosignar Floors By Kan DOUBLEE FUN PARTIES 446-5921 Houses, apartments, and of- B.T ELECTRIC INC. Top Quality Hardwood Refi- 3 HOT NEW PARTIES 2 round trip tickets from See Business/Service Dir. in bathrooms. Repair old or Lie #7018 446-4945 D.R.S Cabinetry install new. Lowest prices. fices, spotlessly cleaned Call rnshmg. Staining a Bleaching Call Sheree at 446-5239 Newark on Feb 2nd to Fort Sharon 251 -4740 after 6pm See Business & Service Dtr Leuderdale. return on Feb 9th. DEE DEE INC 671-2392 Can Perry 928-4427. of AH Colors. 679-4040 See Business/Service Dir CEILING FANS, lights, plugs Prompt. Reliable A Courteous. S300.pT Call 780-4112 CUSTOM TILE WORK includ- DJ. NETWORK See Business/Service Dir. PROFESSIONAL MAIDS- installed from $40 Quality Fully Ins « FHae Est 739-0312 ROAD TRIP INC The sports ing new installations ft re- Holiday special, v? off all work. Uc. #9176 840-1240 Music for ill occasions fan's travel agency Rangers- D. RIZZIE BUILDERS FINE'S CARPENTRY CO. pairs. Kitchens, foyers, com- MARBLE MAGIC 679-9606 REPAIR ft REMODELING house ft office cleaning. CONTEMPRA ELECTRIC /Chicago wkd. $465 Daytona ——«25^7Tea 6 piete bathrooms. All work Minds ft carpetl. 571-2821 jsiness/ServicVOir Painting-Interior/Exterior, Lie #5466 462-0066 See Business & Service Dir 500 wkd. $798 Baseball See Busines: guaranteed to your satisfac- 0 J.'S THAT MOVE YOU Spring Training avail Call Jeff Decks. No job too BIG or too tion. Free estimates given See Business/Service Dir. EMS CONSTRUCTION small. CaH 462-4439 after 6pm PURRFECTLY THE FLOOR PROS Just Name Your Tune S91-O894 Can Stan at 922-0849 COR BIN ELECTRICAL 269-7666 800-273-9568 - Deooie or Bill 431-0336 See Business/Service Dir JOHN O SWENSON CLEAN Lie. *6419 4OS-O600 070 Air Condition CARPENTER/CONTRACTOR THE TILE DOCTOR HOME CLEANING AT ITS See Business/Service Dir TOM'S Hardwood Floors ENERGIZE/CO Disc Jocfcvy FALCO CONTRACTING Home Improvements • Doors • Sales/Service AM custom work. Bathrooms, VERY BEST 257-6463 CRAMAR ELECTRIC Sanded. Finished Installed From me 50s to 90s. Most 251-7341 Windows (Doors under cut for kitchens, etc. No job too b»g or Lie #5275 536-5311 Linoleum Floors Installed reasonable rates. 367-9215 See Business/Service Dir. SPARKLING SERVICES AIR CONDITIONING small. CaH Ken 968-2754 is/Service Dir. A HEATING 238-4143 HOUSE DOCTOR FREE Est/Futry Ins 686-9343 247-4453 See Business/Service Dir. 536-7214 UPGRADED Tile Specialists JUKEBOX RENTAL PRIDE WORKMANSHIP Custom Installation < See Busmess/Service Dir. CONSTRUCTION DARCY ELECTRIC WOOD FLOORS Rent a 50 s or 60s jukebox BEAUCHAMP HEATING & Ceramic Tile. Marble. Slate & 077Drywall/ Commercial • Residential for the most unique party. POOLING - Residential/Com- INSTALL-RITE Arty type of carpentry, large or Cultured Stone. Complete small, we do it aH. 257-6261 FREE Estimates Insured Birthdays, anniversary, grad- mercial. Custom duct work. 409-3477 Bathroom Remodeling. License #10117 477-8930 - uations, any occasion. 50s to Owner operated, lowest See Business/service Dir SHANNONS CARPENTRY 972-1826 Rick Smith DAVE-TOWER ELECTRIC 80s music Delivery & pickup prices, tree est. 957-9453 723-1792 JONASH CONSTRUCTION ANTHONY- DRYWALL No K* too smM or too Urge serv.ee Call Bob 671-0278- See Business/Service Dir. BET AIR CONDITIONING & 1-800-794-6604 Fax Your Ad TAPER. SHEETROCK. IMMEDIATE SERVICE KARATE KIDS Heating- Sales, service, instal- See Business/Service Dir. PAINTING 264-9039 Free Est Uc. # 7*74 Can 747-2207 Classified Works BIRTHDAY PARTIES Call 542-0592 lations HVAC certified Free JOSEPH METHNER TOTAL REPAIRS Teach a Demo 721-6100 Estimates. Insured 548-9379 254-2651 FROST Heating & Air Cond See Business/Service Dir & REMODELING Kids Love To Dance 264-1936 or 671-B777 Small jobs vwetcome. J. GANO CONTRACTORS 446-4976 "Kidance" parties. Aerobics See Business/Service Dtr. 264-0456 P R 0 F E S SI O X A L DIRE C TORY •AH ages -Dance games. Certi- See Busmess/Service Dtr. fted instructor 238-0345 070a Appliance 073 Carpet KITCHEN WORKS ELECTROLOGISTS 'Repair ACCOUNTING/BOOKKEEPING KISSES THE KLOWN 251-2299 See Business/Service Dtr COHEN ft OWSINSKI, CPAS ELECTROLYSIS BY KAREN Any occasion - Balloon CARPET ft FURNITURE Animals A Bouquets. Fa EXPERT REPAIRS LENNY'S HOME IMPROV Specializing in Security Brokerage services PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL Painting & More' 842-7563 613-5006 Refrigerators, A/C. Dryers •Monthly aumunUng *Ganerai tax services •****SAFE ft STERILE*-*• *• Dishwashers. Washers.Stove See Business & Service Dir. CLEANING Nationally certified to expertly Member of AICPA Certified in New York 1 New Jersey Free Comu»iie««i y ConsuUbon ft Sample Tieelniani Repair a Install. 767-7721 MASTERBUILT . MAGICIAN dean' aH types of carpet, tab- 12 Broad Straw. Red Bank All Occasions 591-1510 780-1467 or 577-1071 ric 8 pie flooring. 422-7966 House Cals Upon Requett....446-2875 071 Building ft See Business/Service Dir. ^ 747-7703 CARPETS CLEANED •MR. MAGIC* MIRREUTEB $14.95. a room Free deodoriz- JOSEPH PERRY, CPA INSURANCE Rabbit "illusions •Comedy 431-1182 ing. We guarantee customer 238-3040 AFFORDABLE Home See Business/Service Dir satisfaction Call 536-0768 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Improvement- 577-8416 •MCKEE MOUSE -Minny CARPETS Cleaned-S8 rm • Speoekzmg in Accounting I Tax Services FOR THE SELF EMPLOYED •Nmiajjjrile -Kookie -Clown See Business/Service Oir Classified Works Mm 125. S69 house. $25 •CerWed in New Jersey a New York y FrogW -Bunnie -Big Bird sofa Mr RuflS 800-464-9028 Entertain At Hospital Insurance tor S LIKE NEW CARPET CARE Freehold 409-6295 * Martbore 536-5456 UndeTMttjn by Pidfc Fkfclty UK Childrens Parties For Cleaning Can 251-4868 Iraki Bronman...Don t Delay...Cal Today See Business/Service Dir MEL CRYSTAL CPA '' Games & Prizes (201)238-»722 (809)396-1493 "He Cans" 074 Carpet Install/ Serving your accounting, tax ft finendel Call Roberta 349-9150 Repair/Sale consulting needs lor over 25 year*. PHYSICIANS ADO-A-ROOII ntnit—e. . rinni ii rrn run -lainjj m»nu PARTY AID Member of AICPA ftNYS9CPANYS9CPA CertMeCtMdd In NJ ft ftN NY RADIATION ONCOLOGY INSTITUTE we prepare, serve & cleanup ACTION CARPET 780-2214 tor any party Call 229-8957 Wholesale prices. Shop at home. Sales, installations, re- of Breast Cancer w/o low ol the Dreatt PARTY ENTERTAINER By Total Home Improvements pairs and cleaning. 254-4000 ATTORNEYS OA Doanar HID, 303 W. Ma*i St. Freehold Keyboard Vocalist. Music to RarJ«togy-L%asctrt Dance. Listen A Sing Alongs. JEFFREY W, Engagements. Weddings A. J. CARPET DESIGNS 780-2032030 or 222-8884 Birthdays Judy. 431 -1286 WE DO IT ALL Sales. Installations & Repairs Attorney At CaH 308-9860 • DIVORCE ft CUSTODY • MATTERS PHYSICAL THERAPY PARTY FAVORS • ADD-A-LEVEL • DORMER JIMS CARPET • BANKRUPTCY MTYUSABUTY For every occasion. Beauti- INSTALLATION East Brunswick IAR LBORO PHYSICAL THERAPY, PA •BATHROOMS 'KITCHENS — Sales. claaninQ. re-lays, fully packaged. Discounted 238-4700 780-9333 Su»* 104.100 Campus Dr.,/R«e. 520. MarDoro House of Goodies 303-1612 • SCREENED-IN -DENS re-stretches and repairs- PORCHES •DECKS Call 495-9483 ByApenMmntCMy MARJAC CARPET REPAIRS CONSULT ' Eveninfl i Saturday Hours A.aaahli PEOPLE 679-6031 591-9494 VISIT OUR OFFICES ft SHOWROOMS See Business & Service Dir. STRATEGIC SOFTWARE • Gas Fireplaces • Bathrooms REPAIR/RESTRETCH YOUR • Smalbu»nes»cornputeras»i*t»ncB PSYCHOLOGISTS PLEASERS CARPET- Make it look like it • SanwncamMng _ THEME PARTIES • Redwood Plant Windows • And Much More! was just installed. No job loo • tnstiatabofv iKwnbon. custonuMon •.RETS.BEEKMAN.Ph.D., small CaH 671-0182. CORPORATE FUNCTIONS • Lowest price* on herclw PSYCHOTHERAPY GRAND OPENINGS 566-2828 Cad 254-6661 •Indwiduaai. Couples. Pamaei »Adu>» ft AdokwcenB BLOCK PARTIES ROB'S * SUPER HEROES •Anxiety, Job Svest. 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Keypon WEHTTAMiCO AFFORDABLE HANDYMAN H4S HANDYMAN SERVICE 577-6SB7 $11,000. 390-6549 _ CUSTOM 264-4000 No job tqp small or too big- WINDOW MAGIC See Business & Service Dir Rent-A-Husband 583-8837 FIREBIRD FORMULA "67 613-8566 TOYOTA- Howen Auto Auc- Free est 536-1005 390-8233 JACK OF ALL TRADES CURTAINS White w/grey int.. 5 spd. W L. WITTENBERG i CO STEVE PAUL See Business/Service Dir tion. 2nd S 4th Sat •vary 727-1696 Low Pnc*s 577-0375 LOAOED!. Exc. Cond . 51.000 CALL7413219 month. Bank repo's & otners- Plumbing/Heating ALL AROUNO HANDYMAN See Business/Service Dir. WISH TV-SERVICE WINDOW TREATMENTS m, * $7,500 * 548-1735 ovar 1501 Under the lent- ram See Business/Service Dir Repairs andRemodeling An Types of 679-6085 Wallpaper, shop-at-home. IREBIRD '66 - Grey/Silver 2 or shine' 11:00 AM. Rt 9 (6mi 4 WALL PAPER HANGING Sewer and Dram Cleaning Home Bepaws/Improvements KING OF ALL TRADES See Business/Service Dtr newest sample books. Excel- ton*, auto. p/s. p/b. ac stereo South or Freehold) 730-2032 938-5769 Water Heaters 15 Yrs Exp 431-3981 WJW IMPRROVEMENTS- lent prices Professional as- L. 1 family owner. Exc. N.J License #4993 Painting. Window £ Power TOYOTA MR2 '87 - Dk. Blue See Business/Service Dir ANITA S CUSTOM - Alterna- We clean basements, ga sistant For an apot. 821 -7850 Cond.. * $4,975 * 842-6930 Mastercard and Visa Washing and Furniture ref. 30 mpg'. 5 spd. MINT. Loaded 089Plumbing/ tive for bridals/any special oc- mshmg Re liable /re I ere nces rages, yards at low cost. No 106 Boating IREBIRD 85 - Rad. V6 mpfi. WIFE SAIDS: "Must Go." 238-2532 casion Alterations 872-9249 upon request Call 886-5524 job too big or small 888-9198 auto w/OO, ac all pwr. sunrt. 50.000 mi.. $6.775.. 870-2469 Heating 2* Hour Answering service A SMITH ft. SONS L.-S.G. INSULATION WORLDWIDE REFINISHING- louvers, tint MINT, pkwy mi. 091 Roofing/ 671-0243 CALL 525-0254 Bathtub Rettushme 750-7944 S3.9BS. nego. « 303-9697 TOYOTAS •NEW See Business/Service C-.r See Business/Service Dir ALAN BLACKBURN Siding FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM LOWEST PRICES Piumbmg/Heating. Sewer and MATS UPHOLSTERY 82 Elegant Dk Blue, an pwr Shop first. Caff me last! 093 Snow Plowing OPTIONS, Luxurious. MINT Dram Cleaning. Water Heat- AB CONSTRUCTION PLUS Basements • Backyards 4464813 • •• 577-9415 « $3.975 nego « 775-5562 ers Remodeling L»c #5325 928-4989 Home to Job Site Clean ups See Business/Service Dtr SNOW REMOVAL-Residential ATTENTION: TRAILERS for sale AH types See Business A Service Dir & clean-outs. Big & small, we Gutters cleaned. General FORD ESCORT 85 V, - 5 spd. UWity Trailers to 26 ton Cad 238-2945 will haul Call Joe 920-1604 MICHAEL FABRIZZIO Home p/s, p/b. ac. *A-1 gas mpg* 446-9209 Open WaeKinen ALL TYPES: Roofing & Siding Improvements: 367-0759 CLASSIFIED READERS BOB HOEGLER PLUMBING BATH REPAIRS Exc Cond.. $2,300 448-7818 TRAMS AM OTA 88 • Flam NJ Lie »7576 679-1213 And all other repairs Cal See Business/Service Dir 521-5660 094Taitoring FORD ESCORT 85- Auto Red. 5.7 «rs. MINT. Warranty. See Business/Service Dir Kathy: 830-0798 See Business/Service Dir MR. FENCE Docks & Sheds )/S/D. 4cjrt., afn/tm cats., i*^~ LOADED. 30.000 rm . I14.20C SEWING - Alterations, dress n you place a can to a "900" CHARLES PATTERSON 928-5866 spaaed. $1.095 888-1423 367-1761 «v»a/2S7-5400 days CENTURY ROOFING CLOSET ORANIZING making, any type. Very rea phone numtoar. you w« auto- UC*4448 462-3356 See Business/Servtce Dtr. Were Rated # 1' Leak special Scott King 787-8672 sonaMe. CaJ. 446-4838 maticaty be Mad a fm, whicti FORD LTD WAGON 78-Red. VOLKSWAGON RABBIT 80- See Business/Service Dir •st. gutter cleaning, incompa- See Business/Service LV ODD JOBS. Can do most any- o**^ your pftona bin. auto. p/s. p/b. ac. A-1 cond ' 4cyl. manual, air. am/tm. thing. No Job Too Small 10S.000rra\AnnMs. aakhg V rable workmanship. 254-1329 CRYSTAL HAULING * $725. nego « 747^084 •* DAVE 257-6254 CaK John 251-0893 110 Autos For Sale o BTftjaWlly FALLCN CONTRACTING 721-4652 TAILORING FORD LTD 66 - 4* dr. 302 VS. Plumbing. Heating. Baths See Business & Service Dir OIL TANK PROBLEMS? 613-1148 Alterations. M#n^rVomen. ALL DEALER PRICES Include ac. p/s. Exc. Body, many new Kitchens. Sheetrock & Car 431-3028 112Auto/Truck See Business/Service Dir ELECTROLYSIS-M*ddletown Expert/cusUrriued Same day reight. transportation, ship- pans. $775. nago 367-2257 pen try Lic»flS43 See Business & Service Dtr Wi J.B.R. ROOFING Mane De Saro. CPE. ping, dealer preparation and FORD PROBE LX 89- Auto. 613-8263 Call leave message 957-0010 any other costs to be borne by oadad. Me* oaw. 4Vt yr warr.. 094«i o/VkJeo a consumer except tor licens- AAA ABLE I DEAD 7 Days FANTASY, INC. See Business & Service Dir GARAGE DOOR ft. OPENER •8.600 577-0698. *v«s ?Exterior ng. cost, registration fees and Free Removal of Junk Cars Plumbing & Heating Repairs REPAIR 223-0994 Sales a Service emoval Quality work. 20yrs FOROT-BIRO 85 $$ for able cars 390-5531 Free Estimates See Business/Service Dir LARGE OVERSTOCK exper insured John 251-0893 REISS AUDIO •EVERY OPTION- 308-4433 84 ALL CARS WANTED - Any car N.J. Lie # 6013 in inventory forces price cuts 679-7061 6cyl.. auto.. 1 owner, $4,990 Old. New or Junk on all materials. Free labor on GRADING-Top SofrfM DM See Business/Service Dir. Cat 446-7072 laava maiiaga RUMSON OOO JOBBERS 24 hr. tow#b aantaa aval. all types of roofs. Commer- Sewers • Septics GARDEN STATE 1.001 Odd Jobs. No Job too FORD TORINO 74 - White. 1 494-7165 or 634-2473 PLUMBING and HEATING cial, industrial, residential An • All Types of Excavation 095 WBllpsperino, ler. 70.000 ong mi. Immac work guaranteed Free est Can 561-3990 small Sheet! ocking, Carpen- ALL CASH AT YOUR DOOR- WATER HEATERS try and Painting. Gutter Clean- $1350. nago. 270^956 1978 and newer cars and REPAIRS ft. REMODELING COVERALLS STEVE'S ROOFING HANDYMAN ing and any OOO JOBS 530-9653 trucks. Runndno, and Fapava* GEORGE SAHULJR 238-1871 Free Estimates- 741-1517 GOVERNMENT SOZED See Business & Service Dir 400 Highway 35. Keypon Die 727-7131 or 324-1166. License »5568 668-1944 See Business/Service Dir Vehicles from $100. Fords R & K ALUMINUM JACK THE STRIPPER 264-4000 Mercedes Corvettes Chevys ALL JUNK CARS WANTED 251-5660 1-800-247-2635 SHAMROCK VCR REPAIR •72-7663 BUtCK REGAL 84 - Lt. Brown Surplus. Your mm. CaK Insured - Prompt Service See Business/Service Dir. HANDYMAN Microwave ovens, audio See Business/Service Dir. w/brown interior. 2 dr. auto. 1-605-667-8000. Ext S-2111 Cash Paid .390-7397 Gigante Plumbing/Heating up., smalt TVs. 251 -5827 721-4755 Lje.«4861 ROOFING by Alex Smutko MS PAPERHANGER all power. CLEAN' 83 0O0 mi. HONtft-1 lowal Auto-Auction. See Business STServtce Dir CONTRACTOR SLIPCOVERS • wai make cus- • $3.150. nago. « 409-3742 CAMABOCOHVT Call 583-0412 AH Phases of Construction \ 741-5660 2nd a 4*1 Sat every month See Business/Service Dir tom slipcovers a pillows See Business/Service Dir BUCK 78 Bank repo's 6 others-over LICENSED PLUMBER- nights Specializing in Bathrooms. ^ fabric Oscar 747-0682 WANTED! a weekends Call Jerry Moore Kitchens & Decks 238-7727 $500. Auto. a/c. Runs wen 1501 Under the lam- rain or SCHAEFFER 4 SONS NORMAN LEIDERMAN shine' 11.-00 AM. Rt 9 (6n> 1966- 1980. Plena caff Rich 671-6080 License «7282 536-5936 SLIPCOVERS. Custom made. Mastetar PaperhanPaperhangec r 870-8327 youY fabric. Quality work at South of Freehold) 780-2032 Ford. 542-4000 at 2303. MAIN CONNECTION PLUMB- See Business/Service Dir HANDYMAN CADILLAC DaVMa 86 Grey BIG Sjvings Can 257-5409 536-3240 ING Lic#7825 741-1253 S a R ROOFING A SIDING Painting, carpentry, house THE WALL DOCTOR w/black hard top AH options. JEEP CHEROKEE LTD 89 See Business/Service Dir repairs, odd fobs. No job too STAN HOME REPAIR MAN p/w. p/door locks 59.000m 57.000 mi.. LOADED, $ CASH PAID $ Windows. Carpentry. Fully 536-9451 A! makes a models. Cash on Ins FREE Est. 679-2291 small Can Jim 364-0149 431-4969 Asking S7.Q00. Cal 542-7935 brakes a ares, car phone a See Business/Service Or alarm, must sea. 739-2457 the SPOT Can 477-6848 MAIN STREET PLUMBERS HANDY MAN-Remodeling CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE 092 Special Painting. Carpentry. Roofing STUMP GRINDING 096 Windows - MeWec brown, excel. JEEP SAHARA 89- JUNK CARS WANTED- Cal PLUMBING I HEATING ^ -~ — • _ ~~g e^f- —I j4 J it ri a-fci naii • Reasonable Rates. 24 hr Services Alttypes concrete- Free esu- TREES TRIMMED/removed cond $3.500.679-7907 eves Pafnpeced. 5apd, 6cyt. onty i •rrnani notQ AUIUITKJV™•. mates George 254-2694 Lots cleared. Firewood. Wood BROKEN WINDOWS 16,000mi, hard 4 soft tops, Emergency Sewer Service CAMARO Z26 83 • HOT RED' S91-O006. Mmgaii.ua. Chips, Insured Can 238-7976 Screens, mirrors, al glass. am/fm cass. asking $11,000 LICO5235 Call 418-1990 ABLE HANDYMAN HANDYMAN- The Homeown- Ca« Ken 446-5991 JOS HO. VS. 5 spd trans.. Iroc 651-0790. Paul. MICHAEL DiMAGGIO #8090 General Repairs er's Friend AD types of home suap.. posi rear. 4 whl. disc 24 Hour SERVICE Plumbing 462-6931 Heating Reasonable rates. No job too repairs. Carpentry, painting brakes, p/s. t-top. ac. stereo VCR REPAIR $25. to $1000 PAID See Business/Service Dir small- 254-3416. Ask tor Dave electrical Call 780-3509 Call MR FIX-IT 886-0376 Your ad can be here" alarm. * $3,500 * 549-8168 LEASETECH Automobile Leasing Cal 536-8030 CAMARO 87- 5 Speed. V6. T NOT THE BIGGEST..STRIV- tops, good condition, $6,000 ING TO BE THE BEST"' Marlboro Auto Wreckers or bast offer. Cal ai—ningi: Can for FREE Custom Quote 257-1625 (201)446-5200 591-1400 LINCOLN MARK VI 83 - Dk CASH! OP TO $2500. Gray. SIGNATURE SERIES MELFI S TOWING Paid for pnvaabW CARS Landau rt, Ml pwr.. dtojtal We Buy Junk Cars. VANS. TOUCKS/No Junk pfcg- $3.400 nago.. 483-9153 741-1467 727^687, can 7 days WANTED— RUNNING and MERCURY Cougar 86 6 Cyl CELICA ST 90 - Whrtt w/btue REPAIRABLE Cars a Trucks AM pwr, am/fm stereo New $100. and UP Junk Cars •nt. 5 spd.. starao cassette . Urea. Asking $5,500 577-8331 * EXTENDED WARRANTY * Removed Can 2S4-8777 MERCURY Lynx 86 Suck 1 9.500 mi.* $10,500 nego WE BUY JUNK CARS 206-073fl laana m—saga owner Good cond a gas rmie- Marlboro Auto Wreckers aga. Asking $2.900. 251-0566 CHEVROLET Cavalier 83 581-1400 p 4 Spd Exc cond. 26 MPG MUSTANG GT 09 - W gtngyourrmpon—mtoBm Asking $1.600. 621 -4477 w/gray int.. 5.0, 5 spd. tu«y 112« Auto Towing boxnumb0r. opttonad, vary fast Exc Cond CHEVROLET Citation 83 Clean, owner is non smoker HARRY S TOWING 6 Cyl Asking $450 $11JS9B. nego. •270-8064 JUNK CARS WANTED PAY 613-9160 TOP DOLLAR 442-5189 MUSTANG 65- Auto, p/s CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC Needs work Bast offer CM '61- Auto. p/s. p/b. air. am/fm 247-5639 attar 5pm 116 100.+ mi. good running car needs some body work NISSAN- Howe! Auto Auc asking $350 367-0197 after 6 ton, 2nd a 4th Sat every HARLEY DAVIDSON 60 month. Bank rapo's a others- 1000CC Sportster Good cond CHEVY MONZA SO - Blue. 2 over 1501 Under the tent- rain Askino 62.500 968-4048 dr.. 4 spd.. p/s. p/b. DEPEND- or shine' 11 00 AM. Rt 9 (6mi ABLE. Only 49.000 ong. mi South of Freehold) 760-2032 * $900 nego « 390-1166 * 117 Trucks/Vans NISSAN 85 - 30OZX. t-tops CHEVY WAGON 82 Capnce 9 5spd.. rad. 6S.0OOrr«.. Eagle AUCTION. Every 2nd a 4* passenger, a/c. p/s. p/b. great GT tires $7.295 9723833 Sat of the month. Over 150 cond $1,900 Call 821-8810 trucks, vans a cars, bank PEUGOT TURBO 505 85 repo s a others 11:00AM CHRYSLER FIFTH AVE 63 Ciicaaaiil omidiUuii. by owner mtmcMrs (MM n. ponct um n mi me wot •qw p/s. p/b. air. new ores, new SHARP' Howes AuU Auction. KI.UP brakes, tuned up. 1 owner Rt 9 (6mi South of Freehold) $2.100 679-5557 PLYMOUTH ARROW 60 780-2032 ADDRESS- Runs great' Ongwial owner DODGE 88 - Ram Charger CHRYSLER New Yorker 77 Asking $400. 739-6490 Automatic. Air, p/s. p/b. Blue, loaded. Exc Cond. p/s. Good station car. PONTIAC FIREBIRD 66 p/b. $13.875 nago 244-0055 Day 462-1215. nite 431-9298 42,000 mi . p/s. p/b. p/w. p/1 JEEP PICKUP J10 86 - Ma- *T*TC- »«>V. auto. a/c. 8 cyl. 305 Sharp CONTINENTAL 79 - Brown roon. 4 whl dr. 6 cyl. auto, p/s (tor our \ car $4,975 Can 462-4817 p/b. stereo cass.. 8.000 rm on N»M<-|rJF r—n»iW,l \ w/ Beige ml., auto, aw pwr' RUNS GREAT' Reliable New PONTIAC FIREBIRD 88 NEW ENG $5.975.. 873-2561 ' tires. $1.000. nego 888-9248 15,0OOmi. auto. TOYOTA PU 4x4 86 5 spd 4 dlRNATIIRF- \ astang $10,000 577-6331 COUPE DE VILLE 79 - Ps. pb cyl 33 bras. 10x15 aluminum am/fm cass.. Good cond QUALITY USED CAR6 rims. 47.000mi $5,600 Cal Passed inspection 462-2748 667-4636 days-657-46Qg eves Payment CMck Visa • W* RemsenDodbe CUTLASS CIERRA 89 -Wgn TOYOTA PU 4x4 83 5 spd Highway 35 « Homdel Rd Ma.terCan) Money Order '' 6 cyl. auto. ac. am/fm cass. an 72.0O0mi. Super BIG wheels Hazlet - 739-4010 7 "HI Asking $2,300 Can) Number pwr. cruise. While' 12.900 LIKE NEW. $8 800 269-1327 RENAULT ALLIANCE 86 »•!••*••' n«f While, standard. 74.231 mi. DODGE Aries '64- Beige $1,300 446-7066 118 Motor Homes/ sedan, loaded, clean. 84.000 5 lines - $30 7lines-$36 9 lines • $42 highway mites $2,800 or bes RENAULT Feugo 84 Red Rec. Vehicles 6 lines $33 f tines $39 10 lines $45 oner Can 583-2663 Turbo 5 Opeari. Good on gas Mint condition Runs well CAMPING TRAILER 36' 91 DODGE 89 - Caravan. 7 pass S3.0OOrm Asking $1.350 Private Custom bust, sleeps 4cyl, auto, ac, p/s, p/b. rust CM 361-2650 6. Very luxurious. Original MAIL PA YMENT & COUPON TO: GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS MEET YOUR MATCH' proof, cruise, stereo cass.. tint cost over $24,000. Must sacri- glass, alarms. Mint. 43,000 rra fice. $11,600. Can deliver. can phone. $10,350 776-5715 Classified Works TME^EQISTER, JANUARY 2,1991 THE NEW AUTO SOURCE (^ Greater Media Newspapers meet at an UNBELIEVABLE PRICE •TRADE-MS WELCOME • THE MOST COMPETmVf TERMS AVA»ABlf • PURCHASE OPTIONS AVARABLE • EARLY TERMRMATION/ROU OVER PROGRAMS • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OF HARD TO Ft« MODELS • FREE HOME/OFFICE DELIVERY Classified Ads • RXED RATE 12-72 MONTH LEASES • SERVICE PROGRAM AVAIABU Autos for Sale CmllUsTmimy Trucks for Sale New & Used Car Dealer Display Ads Informative Auto Related News Articles ...STRIDING TO BE THE BEST New Car Dealers Call Richard Ford USMwCmiU. C3 t45 CMtwIrMf* «*•• 542-4000 X23O3 To Sell \ our I sed Car (all Classified 446-5200=-=- 920-8209 1-800-660-4- ADS WE LEASE EVERY MAKE AND MODEL Wf MR OF TICK CM UfTB 17 CHEVY PIUCXPM 10 BLA2ER OLIO rr aw SWICMK M FWDwat uxornum-MH0NM S» «U WHJIHM01 •91 EXCEL —. Stt #9112fe Vn #071651. 3DB, tub. bucM Mtt. rxM lm FWTJ. p«J IMT dolOQ. haloaofi vm lUflOK. «fco pnot tt.imtt MM tijoo n* • «• u—i fc»M tor Otier p^ fram 1C-1* Musi lake delvery by 1» Camot be corrtoied »»* must be presenkxl at time of purchase to vakdate prices & supercedes at otters All cars sow cosmetcaiy as is Immedoe delivery & 100% financing to qualified buyers only 'Based on sixty monthly purchase payments of ninety-nine ddars. 11.75% APR. twerty-one hundred seventy deters or equivalent trade down, lota cos! ot vehbe & financing is aghl thousand one hundred & ten deters Pxe includes five hundred dollar factory to consume: rebale ^Hyundai Jeep/Eagle iA\ . : Route 9 S V 780-2900 >v«iou.Bay Md| 6214 Fourth Am. I 7WM0-1616 6208 Fourth AM.. 718-680-1616 647 6Slh St., 718-438-4400 46 JANUARY 2,1991, THE REGISTER IT'S YOUR TRI-STATE QUALITY FORD DEALER'S EVENT HUGE SAVINGS ON AMERICA'S BEST-BUILT, BEST-SELLING CARS! 1991 —-i ,—— 1991— FORD TEMPO L FORD TAURUS L PLUS • AM/FM Stereo With • Cloth Low-Back Bucket Seats • Electronic 4-Speed Power Locks/Mirrors Digital Clock • 5-Speed Manual Transmission Automatic Transmission Rear Winded Defroster • Power Rack-And-Pinion • 2.31 Multi-Port EFI Engine • Air Conditioning 3.01 EFI V-6 Engine Steering • Four Wheel Independent • AM/FM Stereo Four-Wheel Independent . • Tinted Glass Suspension • -: ' • Driver's Side Airbag Suspension • Power Brakes • And More! *~ • Tilt Steering Wheel And Morel Ford Tempo L MSRP $8,876 yption Package Discount -$ 605' Ford Taurus L Plus MSRP 515,732 -$ 500s First Time Buyer's Incentive Option Package Discount ; LOSO ^771 $14,682 AND NOW FOR A LIMITED TIME, YOU COULD SAVE MUCH MORE WiTH SPECIAL FACTORY TO DEALER INCENTIVES GREAT SAVINGS BEFORE YOU MAKE YOUR BEST DEAU SEE YOUR TRI-STATE QUALITY FORD DEALER AND... ' Best-built claim based on an average of consumer-reported 1 $500 cash back bonus to qualified first-time buyers through problems in a series of surveys of '81 -'90 models designed Ford Credit's First-Time Buyers Program when financing and built in NOrth America. Best-selling claim based on your purchase through Ford Credit. May be combined with manufacturer's reported retail deliveries to date. other available incentives except Ford College Graduate 1 Manufacturer's suggested retail price of 1991 Ford Taurus FORD Program. Finance options vary by state. See your Dealer L Plus w/PEP 203A and 1991 Ford Tempo L w/PEP 222A for details. including destination and delivery. Title and taxes extra. " See dealer for his price. 1 1 Option package savings based on the MSRP of the option Dealer cash back varies by volume. See your dealer tor 8>e YOURSELF amount of factory savings available to you. Must take new • • vehicle delivery from dealer stock by 2/28/91. THE REGISTER, JANUARY 2,1991 47 USED CAR Values SPECIAL ^ We have a large selection Galore!! of very clean usW cars in various makes and models. COME SEE! COME SELECT! COME SAVE! you can 'Twite 'SAVE! SAVE! We have just received a large quantity of 1990 Mercury Topaz, low mileage vehicles. These very clean, sharp cars are being offered at exceptional savings! Special Deals! Special Values! We will go all out to give you the best value and still give you more for your trade in.! tMMCMI Mercury-Lincoln Continentals lies Dodge Cars-Trucks-li Highway 35 © Pkwy. Exit 117 dt117 Highway 35 » CLASSIC GRAND Peter Pan Is The Perfect OPENING Holiday Gift! /-—- Only •Video HAZLET $21»» K-MART CENTER Suggested Retail Price ROUTE 35 SOUTH 888-8121 Tht «Ut Dfanty Company. Hours: SurvThurs. 10-10 Fri. & Sat. 10-11 NOW YOU CAN Video RENT THE RLM EVENT FREE LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP OF THE YEAR! SAYREVILLE Sayrebrook Towne Center 727-5005 Two thumbs up! EATONTOWN Victoria Commons The picture is 542-0305 MANALAPAN extraordinary!" Easy Video Center me 9 South 303-8600 FREEHOLD Barclay Square Rte 9 South 577-8909 . Hours: Sun.-Thurs. 10-10 Fri. & Sat. 10-11 I MCJMn.tt.lll easim Robo Power Is Back BEOMINSTER Village at 0«Uimnl»Hii And It* Biggef And Better Than Ever 781-1260 EDISON Inman Grov» The sizzling sequel to the sci-fi blockbuster \ 561-7768 brings back "The Future of Law Enforcement,"/ FRANKLIN PARK Franklin Park Town Canw 422-4300 RoboCop, to confront his greatest challenge ewr. LAWRENCEVILLE M»rcw Mall Peter Weller returns as. the half man/half machine 520-9683 PISCATAWAY Piscataway Town* C«m»r to fight the evil drug syndicate and destroy 981-1090 PLAINSBORO Town Center RoboCop 2, thjtevil super-robot designed to 799-9646 destroy and replace him. SOMERDALE Lionshead Plaza 609-435-8900 SOMERSET Cedar Grove Center 805-9191 TOMS RIVER Indian Head Plaza 244-4778 WALL Plaza 35 S. 681-2600 Interested In Opening UiCMl:£lrthl3Nl*i SMM An Easy Video ' Call 248-1550 Hours: Sun.-Thurs. 10-10 Fri. 4 Sat. 10-11 Holmdel Rd. 264-8500 264-4000 739-4010 x 48 JANUARY 2, 1991. THE REGISTER