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A n ounce o f prevention

County plan

takes action

against flooding

BY MARILYN DUFF

Staff W riter

W hat makes a bubbling brook or peaceful stream turn into a raging, destructive river? Or a drainage ditch take on a life of its own? The obvious answer is too much water, but there’s more to the equation than that. Development has a major impact on stream systems and their ability to convey storm water. It can also adversely affect water quality, polluting drinking and recreational waters, and destroy wildlife habitats. Fortunately, there are ways to protect stream corridors even with increasing de­ velopment, and Monmouth County is tak­ ing action through the creation of regional environmental councils to do just that. One of the main goals will be coopera­ tive stream corridor management. “I think it’s a good idea, long await­ ed,” said Keyport Mayor John Merla, who was recently elected chairman of the Bayshore Regional Environmental Council. The council will have representa­ From the Stone Road Bridge over Chingarora Creek at the Keyport-Union Beach border, Thomas Kellers studies a new map tives from 11 Bayshore communities. I showing all of the county’s drainage features. Kellers is senior environmental planner with the Monmouth County Planning Continued on page 12 Board and secretary of the Monmouth County Environmental Council. (Photo by Rich Schultz)

Flo o d relievers

HOLMDEL — Imagine a bunch of cheerful children, a hot day and a lot of cos­ tume jewelry. Throw in a generous spirit for good measure. The only thing missing during a very hot late morning recently were customers. However, in just two days children at a stand at the comer of Kathy Court and Hillcrest Road raised about $50 for victims of the floods in the Midwest. “If you’ve got red blood, help the flood,” two boys yelled to a passing motorist, who did not stop. Business was slow at the stand in the hot late morning Aug. 3, and various items of costume jewelry sat waiting for customers. Annette Langer said her husband Jeffrey sells costume jewelry and donated some of it for the sale. The children earlier had sold out the candy they offered. They were planning to raise $100 or continue until the flood was over, said Vanessa Langer. “It’s fun and it’s work at the same time,” said Doug Langer, whose idea it was to raise money this year. Last year the children raised $20 in one day to help victims of Hurricane An­ Vanessa Langer, 13, Doug Langer, 10, Mike Murphy, 11, Jeremy Langer, 6, Matt drew, said Vanessa. Murphy, 7, Katie Murphy, 4, and “Buster” raise money to help Midwest flood vic­ tims. (Photo by Rich Schultz) Continued on page 13 Buying or selling a car? check Classified first! 2 AUGUST 11, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT

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THIS ISSUE: Patrols o f

t o w n p a r k

to increase

______BY MARILYN DUFF______

Staff W riter MIDDLETOWN — In an effort to halt recent vandalism at township parks, police are stepping up their surveillance. “Police patrols will be vigorously checking the parks and investigating any acts of vandalism,” Mayor Anthony Musella and Police Chief William Fowlie announced on Friday. The action comes on the heels of sev­ eral major acts of vandalism in recent weeks that have resulted in thousands of dollars worth of damage. Musella called the destruction a shame, when the township is “trying to NOT NOW! — George Pavlovicz, 2, of Aberdeen Township, wonders upgrade parks.” McMahon Park in North why his sister, Marie, 1, is trying to get off a kiddie ride before it’s Middletown was the hardest hit, the over. The siblings were enjoying the Leonardo Community Fire Janice DeSimone and her mayor said Friday. newborn son, Matthew, shared a Company’s Firemen’s Fair in Middletown. (Photo by Rich Schultz) Over a two-week period there, two special experience not too long $600 portable toilets were set on fire and ago. meter and light control boxes for a new, 6-month-old outdoor lighting system were destroyed. P a g e 7 The fire ignited the eaves of a nearby, Tra in lo ve r shares out-of-service restroom building, but was brought under control.

REGULAR FEATURES co lle ctio n , h isto ry Officials say vandals • C a le n d a r P a g e 26 sleeping and dining coach, he explained. will be prosecuted to • Classifieds Page 36 Keyport resident There is a golden oak control panel, the fullest extent of • Editorials Page 22 also from the Pullman car, which dates back to the earlier part of this century. the law, and the town • Letters Page 22 displays wares Gallo likes to demonstrate how it worked, will seek financial • Obituaries Page 28 at local museum showing how a passenger could call on a • Sports Page 31 porter sitting in another part of the train. restitution for any • Police Beat P a g e 18 ______BY LAUREN JAEGER______There is even a switch to turn on the d am ages. • Yesteryear P a g e 23 air conditioning. Staff W riter “It wasn’t air conditioning as we know it today,” Gallo explained. “It was air Tom Gallo has always been fascinated blown over ice.” “It could have been a lot worse,” by trains. There also are signal lights and bells Musella said. Phone numbers: “I grew up in Keyport, right alongside in the exhibit. Acting Parks and Recreation Director the railroad,” he said. “I was probably “The signal meanings are the same, but Gregg Silva said the damaged lighting Editorial 747-0222 Ext. 237 reading railroad rule books by the time I electronic technology has improved,” he equipment cost about $1,400. He said the Circulation 254-1755 was 10.” said. “The technology today is so elec­ vandals who broke into the box were Display Advertising 972-6740 Ext.220 Today, Gallo, a line engineer for New tronic, but back then it was manual and lucky they did not electrocute themselves. clumsy.” Classified 1 -800-660-4ADS Jersey Transit, is a devoted collector of There was more vandalism at the new railroad memorabilia. It’s no wonder then, A prized piece from the Gallo collec­ Port Monmouth fishing pier, at Bodman fax 254-0256 that Gallo is one of the curators of the tion is a piston from a diesel engine which Park in the Fairview section, and most Keyport Historical Society’s latest display is about 20 times larger than the one recently at Croydon Hall gymnasium on of railroad artifacts. found in a car. It’s not very old, the col­ Leonardville Road. The exhibit, which will run Sundays lector explained, but it is something one A $1,500 navigational light at the end from 1-4 p.m. through September, fills normally doesn’t find available for sale. of the fishing pier was stolen. Ironically, one half of the Steamboat Dock Museum “I found it in a shop in Pennsylvania,” Managing Editor the theft occurred the night before the on American Legion Drive, Keyport. he said. “They were discarding it. It has a pier’s dedication earlier this summer. Judith McGee Feeney Many of the pieces are on loan from Gallo slight amount of warpage.” Silva said during the night of Aug. 5-6 Sports Editor while others belong to local residents Bill Several paper items are on display, such as an original ticket for the 1930’s someone broke into the Croydon Hall Mark Rosman Longo, Howard Morris, Joel Rosenbaum gymnasium and threw debris around from Blue Comet Line, which ran through and Les Whitfield. garbage containers. Almost two months This temporary exhibit encompasses a Matawan and was advertised as the A Greater Media Newspaper ago, Silva said, at Lincroft Acres, some­ “Seashore’s Finest Train.” wide range of trains from across the coun­ one vandalized a 400-foot split-rail fence, 4? try. There is no special emphasis on the Pictures of once-famous trains hang on taking it apart and leaving it on a park the walls. Among them is the Broadway Executive Editor now defunct Keyport line road. The mayor and police chief want Limited of the Pennsylvania Railroad Gregory Bean “The museum specializes in Keyport parents to inform their children that if which ran from New York to Chicago. P u b lis h e r history, but due to the storm damage they damage any public property they will Gallo continues to seek out interesting Kevin Wittman (from the December Nor’easter) I offered be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the the club something else to fill up the momentos of trains, finding items at flea law, and that the town will seek restitu­ room. We didn’t want the museum to be markets or public sales from defunct rail­ tion. T he B ayshore Independent circulation is closed, and this exhibit fit the bill,” he road lines. subject to audit by V erified A udit of explained. “I buy things to preserve them,” he “The parks are there for the enjoyment C irculations, Inc. Published W ed nesd ay by of all our residents,” their joint statement the G reater M onm outh Publishing Co., Gallo, who spends much of his spare said. “My whole goal is to share these 766 S hrew sbury A ve, Tinton Falls, N.J. time studying train history, provides inter­ things with others.” said. “It is a shame that the malicious acts 07724.Third class postage paid at East esting commentary to go along with each Today, Gallo lives with his wife and of a few individuals can ruin a program B runsw ick, N .J. $32 a year. First C lass that is beneficial to all.” m ail subscription available at $65 for 26 piece of memorabilia. two children next door to the house in w eeks, 25 cents a copy. The “Pullman” sign displayed on the which he grew up. The railroad is no Some of the damage is covered by lpuseum w^lj opc§ JiungJn the luxury longer there; it’s a bike trail instead. insurance, but not all, said Silva. V >’<•!' t r ■ii o 'j a .T'/ufinnrm i 3 h i

4 AUGUST 11, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT

‘t o m e & Country Inn N o sm oking ordinance to

W e C ater All O ccasions B a n q u e t s • W e d d in g s becom e law in Septem ber Business Lunches We Purchase & Sell FINE JEWELRY ♦ GOLD Private Functions BY M ARILYN DUFF state law to have separate ventilation fro m 1 5 - 2 5 0 p e o p le DIAMONDS ♦ STERLING systems. In Hazlet’s case, officials say, Staff W riter this would be cost prohibitive. Professionally & Discretely Municipal Administrator Margaret 5 0 % O F F ! Handled al both Locations HAZLET — Effective Sept. 2, all the Margiotta said later that if and when the Buy One Meal • Certified G em ologists • municipal buildings will be smoke free. township builds a new municipal The Township Committee formally complex, it will probably have a Get 2nd at 50% oft' i adopted a no-smoking policy at last designated smoking area. Discount applies to least expensive meal. D oes, week’s regular meeting. It goes into effect not apply to holidays. Plan not offered to single* Besides town hall, the policy will also diner Children under 12 receive 50% off | FREEHOLD • 4 6 2 -0 136 30 days after adoption. take effect at the Route 35 annex, the children's menu only. Exp 8-25-93. M ust bring. Municipalities have the option of police-court building on Middle Road, the m a | for discount. * making buildings completely smoke free Veterans Park recreation building and the or providing designated smoking areas. Leocadia Court public works facility. 2 6 4 - 6 8 2 0 The smoking areas are required by Asked about the new policy, Township Hwy. 35 & Broadway, Keyport RED BANK • 74 1-58 0 0 Clerk Patricia Johnson, who smokes, said, “I feel it’s going to help people who want to cut down.” On the other hand, she would like to have a separate designated smoking area. Under the new policy, anyone who wishes to smoke would have to step outside. Johnson said about five town hall employees smoke. She added that she has her own self-imposed rule of not smoking when dealing with the public. Cynthia Orban, a non-smoker and warrants clerk in the police records room BROOKDALE at the police-court building, praised the policy, saying she is ecstatic because second-hand smoke really bothers her. Smoking is common in the police- court building. The Best Choice “I love my job, but now I love it even more,” said Orban on learning when the for the Bayshore new policy takes effect.

Senior center Register Now to be discussed R egister on site for Fall T erm HAZLET — A long-awaited senior citizen center may be in the offing. courses at the The Township Committee was sched­ uled to meet at 5 p.m. Tuesday, to discuss options for a senior citizen-recreation cen­ B ayshore A rea Learning C enter, ter and look at architectural drawings. Hazlet was awarded $147,000 in 1992 through a Community Development 311 Laurel A venue, W est K eansburg, Block Grant. The money’s intended purpose is for the facility. The committee had applied for about twice that amount. M onday, A ugust 16, 11 AM -7 PM The project funding was approved in a second round of awards more than a year a n d ago. Municipal Administrator Margaret Margiotta said the committee has until Tuesday, A ugust 17, 11 AM -7 PM . about May 15, 1994 to spend the money, in order to comply with funding regula­ tions. Fall Term runs from Septem ber 7 to The grants come from the Department of Housing and Urban Development and are administered by the county. D ecem ber 23, 1993. One of the delays in getting the project moving, said Margiotta, was having to re­ view plans with state Green Acres Pro­ For m ore inform ation, call the gram officials. That was necessary be­ cause Veterans Memorial Park, considered the most desirable site, was C enter at 908-224-2725. developed with Green Acres money. The project was further complicated because of a $250,000 donation about two years ago from the Hazlet Price Club and National Amusements Inc. Some B R O O K C A L E residents wanted that money used for a C O M M U N IT Y senior center, while others wanted it used for a teen or community center. COLLEGE So far it hasn’t been used for either. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION INSTITUTION Members of the Hazlet Senior Citizen Club, which currently meets at the Hazlet Firehouse, last year seemed resigned to having a combination building, with sepa­ rate quarters for senior activities. They expressed anger last year over what they umeccgsaji^elays,, . THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11, 1993 5

Cam p for asthm atics teaches m anagem ent

HOLMDEL — More than 3.2 million has been in operation for five years and is cate and re-educate the children as much “This is why camp can be such a won­ Americans under the age of 18 have available to New Jersey residents age 7­ as possible.” derful learning experience for them,” she asthma, and there are more than 5,000 14, according to Hostrup. It is sponsored In between all the activities at the said. deaths annually of individuals with the by the New Jersey Chapter of the Ameri­ camp, the children must also check in at “If they leave camp with new or re­ disease. can Lung Association as well as private the camp infirmary to take their medica­ inforced ideas about their asthma man­ This death toll can be attributed to donations. tions or take time out for inhalation ther­ agement, then I have accomplished a great poor asthma management, according to a Hostrup said the campers do every­ apy. deal.” press release from Bayshore Community thing completely healthy campers would However, outside the walls of the Hostrup has run an asthma education Hospital. do, including swim, horseback ride, fish camp infirmary, it is just like any other and support group for families, adults and Educating people about asthma and and make crafts. camp in New Jersey. . children at Bayshore Hospital for the past how to manage their condition is a top “The only difference is that these chil­ Asthma’s effect on a person’s daily ac­ nine years. priority for registered nurse Janet Hostrup, dren are severe asthmatics and are medi­ tivities can range from slight to severe. A Middletown resident, Hostrup has a coordinator of consumer health at cally supervised 24 hours a day,” she People with the condition have recurrent son who suffers from asthma. Bayshore Hospital. added. “The children find it easy to relate problems with breathing, which range “As a family, we have learned together Hostrup, who has been with the hospi­ to the counselors, since many of them are from mild shortness of breath to chest about asthma and methods our son can tal for 20 years, is just one of the many asthmatics themselves.” tightness, wheezing and coughing, use to manage his condition,” she said. nurses and physicians from Monmouth Hostrup tries to motivate the children Hostrup said. “So when other parents tell me that I do County hospitals who give up a week to learn about their condition while at the “But we need to remember, individuals not understand what they are going each summer to educate children at camp. who have asthma can learn to manage its through, I can answer honestly that I do.” asthma camp, more commonly known as “Asthma management is the ultimate symptoms and reduce the impact it has on For more information about asthma, Camp Super Kids. goal for every child who has asthma.” she their lives,” she added. “This is especially support groups or the American Lung The camp, located in Medford Lakes, added. “While they are at camp, we edu­ important for children. Association, contact Hostrup at 739-5919.

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St. C lem ent’s b lood drive brings out the donors

BYMARK RONDEAU call. She also described the ways, beginning in April, that she publicizes the Staff W riter drive within the church community and M A T A W A N — For 18 years, the solicits donors or volunteers. parishioners of St. Clement’ s have The goal of 120 donors would cover contributed to a blood bank for the needs of all members of the parish and themselves and family members. their families for a year, according to one The people of St. Clement’s hNeld their of her announcements. 18th annual blood bank Aug. 2 at the The Blood Drive was being held in church. About 3:30 p.m. that day things conjunction with Jersey Central Blood looked on track to meet the goal of 120 Center in Shrewsbury. On Aug. 2, nurses donors. took blood from donors. Even people who Some 12 nurses and two aides were on wanted to donate but couldn’t because hand to screen and take donations. About they were on medication or for other 46 volunteers from the parish helped out reasons were given buttons: “I tried to with such tasks as registering donors and give blood.” providing refreshments for them. “ I feel that it’s important,” Breisch St. Clement’s Blood Bank said of the blood drive, adding that each Chairwoman Helen Breisch kept busy year an emergency arises in which blood HELPING HAND — Ida Schwartz (r) serves lunch to Rose Back during the making sure things moved along. For 18 is needed. “It’s a great satisfaction.” lunch for seniors program at Temple Shalom, Aberdeen Township. years since the program’s beginning, Rose Comerford of Aberdeen was (Photo by Rich Schultz) Breisch has been chairwoman. She said volunteering at the registration table on when the program started, no one else the day of the drive. In the past, she had volunteered to lead it, so she did. donated blood. During the year when people call to “ It’s painless,” she said. “There’s Program offers seniors say they need blood, Breisch takes the nothing to it.”

lunch, com panionship

And lunch is only a sampling of what BY )UDY O'GORMAN ALVAREZ participants get. Once a week a certified Correspondent fitness trainer leads the group in stretches and exercises. Speakers talk on health Every Tuesday and Thursday at issues, Medicaid and other topics of Temple Shalom in Aberdeen, people 60 interest. There are also activities such as years of age and over can enjoy some line dancing and arts and crafts. Famous Henredon conversation, dine on a healthy lunch and “The group has become like family,” maybe even have a try at a popular line said Fay Sosnick, a retired teacher and dance. part-time college student from Keyport, Golden Kosher Cuisine has been who often calls to check on absent serving local seniors everything from members. “We can offer each other some NOW AT 30%40% OFF baked chicken to tuna salad for the past moral, emotional and spiritual support. year. The kosher meals are supplied by The warmth, companionship and Interfaith Neighbors and sponsored by the understanding I find here is important.” Jewish Federation and three Aberdeen Olga Koob, an Old Bridge resident, The quality temples - Temple Shalom, Bet Tefilah and said: “It’s good to get away for a few is unmistakable. Beth Ahm. hours and be with your peers.” The program was started in response to Koob said many of her lunchmates are Come see our new the community’s concern that many senior widowed and live alone. “This gives them citizens living alone did not cook for a chance to be with others,” she added. Henredon Gallery themselves. As for the food? “You can’t get a good Through Golden Kosher Cuisine all meal like this for $2,” Koob said of the and save 30%-40% seniors, regardless of denomination, are kosher meal. “I love it. And I’m not even on all dining, bed­ welcome and pay only $2 for an entree, Jewish!” vegetable, bread and butter, juice and Monmouth County’s SCAT provides room, occasional dessert. transportation for many of the participants “Unfortunately, 1 think there’s a stigma but there are always people in need of and upholstered attached to a program like this,” said rides. Volunteers of any age who want to FIRESIDE SOFA Susan Alter, coordinator of Golden give a lift to someone or help serve meals (MSRP $3,260.) furniture during Kosher Cuisine. “People see ‘kosher’ and are always appreciated. Summer Sale $ 1 ,6 9 9 . Middletown Interiors’ Celebrated don’t know if they’ll like the food. And Seniors can join the Golden Kosher the low cost makes them think it’s charity. in your choice ofFireside fabrics Cuisine diners on Tuesdays and Summer Sale. Storewide savings But this is not a soup kitchen. This is a Thursdays, 11 am to 1 pm at Temple place for people to get out and socialize Shalom, Church and Ayrmont streets in plus free delivery, professional interior design consultation and for a while, as well as get a nutritious Aberdeen Township.For more information meal.” or to volunteer, call 566-0082. exceptional service before and after your purchase. Hurry in. Sale ends Labor Day. A llentow n H igh School reunion set for O ct. 2

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But the baby had some plans of his Woman gives birth own. During the slow drive up the New Jersey Turnpike, Matthew began to make on way to hospital his appearance. “The baby’s head came out,” said DeSimone, recalling the startling moment. ______BY LAUREN JAEGER______“My husband’s yelling ‘hold it in,’ ” she said. Staff W riter In desperation, her husband pulled over to the side of the road and tried to flag down someone who might help with J anice DeSimone of Matawan wanted the delivery. everything perfect when her baby arrived. Car after car drove by and no one However, much to her surprise, her stopped to help. No first aid vehicle son, Matthew, arrived in the world stopped and no police car passed, the without the assistance of a doctor or couple recalled. hospital personnel. Without assistance from anyone on the Like a scene out of a television show, horizon, the DeSimones decided to DeSimone’s 6-pound baby boy was bom continue on to the hospital. in the back seat of a Toyota Corolla while Matthew, however, couldn’t wait for her husband, Joey, was at the wheel. the hospital and made his arrival right “My labor pains started at about 5 a.m. after Exit 16W. June 24,” she recalled. “We left the house “He just slipped right out,” said the for the hospital at 6 but we got caught in beaming mom. “There were no complica­ rush hour traffic.” tions.” DeSimone, who had given birth once The baby, crying and with the umbili­ before, said she didn’t see any reason to cal cord still attached, was wrapped in a worry during the beginning of the drive. bathrobe his mother had brought for her After all, she experienced 12 hours of la­ hospital stay. bor pains before her first son, Jeffrey, now The shaken dad couldn’t believe the 4, was bom. sight he saw in his rearview mirror. There The couple, originally from Hudson was mom, looking just fine and holding County, was heading for the Meadow­ her newborn son. lands Hospital in northern New Jersey. Since coming home, Matthew hasn’t Pleased with the care they received four sprung any more surprises on his parents. KIDDIE CAR — Janice and Joseph DeSimone didn’t quite make it to years ago, the DeSimones chose the In fact, according to mom and dad, he is a the hospital for the birth of their son, Matthew, now 6 weeks old. He hospital as the setting for their second well-behaved infant who just likes to eat a was born in his parents’ car. lot. child’s birth. ______(Photo by Rich Schultz)

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C ourse teaches teens

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BY MARY ELLEN McCANDLESS learn all emergency telephone numbers. Detailed instructions and rules on phone Staff W riter calls, eating, visitors and transportation should be provided. Y ou are a 15-year-old baby sitter, When students have completed the and your 4-year-old charge is course, they are provided with a list of choking on a hot dog. Would you parents who are looking for a baby sitter, know what to do? Scott explained. It is up to the baby sitter Graduates of “Babysitting,” a course to contact those parents for an interview. designed to teach youths the skills re­ According to a spokesman for the state quired to take care of younger children, Division of Youth and Family Services, would know what to do in this and other there is nothing in the law that specifies a emergency situations minimum age for baby-sitting. As a The Community Health Education guideline, DYFS suggested 13- or 14-year Department of CentraState Medical olds could stay home alone, depending on Center, Freehold Township, offers the how responsible the teen-ager is. course five or six times a year for $15, ac­ “The rule is pretty much the same for cording to Karen Scott, coordinator of the baby-sitting,” the DYFS representative department. explained. “I think a lot of kids think they can Potential baby sitters must be at least baby-sit, but they don’t foresee the un­ 11 to enroll in the course, and parents are foreseen,” Scott said. “Baby-sitting re­ advised to evaluate their children for quires confidence, and more parents have readiness before signing them up for the confidence (in the baby sitters) because of baby-sitting class, Scott said. the class.” Some of the things to look for when The four-hour course is held during deciding if your child is ready to baby-sit two sessions at the Health Awareness are feelings about being alone, decision­ Center’s branches on Gibson Place and at making abilities, fear of the dark or loud Freehold Raceway Mall, both Freehold noises, and a tendency to panic, she ex­ Township. plained. During the course, Certified Health Although some children may have ex­ Educator Beth Bogey teaches potential perience baby-sitting their siblings, Scott baby sitters about basic first aid and fire said it’s not the same as caring for an­ safety, age-appropriate activities and toys, other family’s youngsters in another and rules for accepting jobs. home. HORSIN' AROUND — Joel Bonet, 2, enjoys a pony ride at the Before accepting a job, baby sitters For youngsters who are just starting Spanish American Festival in Keyport. should make a home visit to make sure their baby-sitting careers, Scott suggested (Photo by Rich Schultz) they are comfortable, Scott advised. They starting with daytime jobs and gaining ex­ also should memorize the address and perience before baby-sitting at night.

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BY MARK RONDEAU along at all,” Gero said. He has appeared on television and in THREE D A Y S ONLY!!! Staff Writer movies and soon will be appearing in the movie Striking Distance with Bruce he setting in the Holmdel Summer T Willis, he added. T hurs. - F ri. - Sat., Theatre Festival’s Two Gentlemen of The unusiial juxtaposition of Verona has changed, but the text and plot Shakespeare’s original text and the remain the same. modem setting works well, according to Aug. 12,13,14 The production will begin Thursday Hart. Gero said Two Gentlemen is a play night at the Duncan Smith Theatre and that is not often produced and is Fam ous Nam e Brands continue until Saturday and then run Aug. considered a difficult play. The aim of the 19-21. The show begins each night at 8 HSTF production is for the play to be BRAS & GIRDLES p.m. accessible to young people and vibrant SLEEPW EAR & LOUNGEWEAR Written by William Shakespeare, the and fun. play is being staged by the HSTF in the Gero said he changed its setting to the TERRIES AND SW IMSUITS round. It develops two major themes: 1960s to examine the “love generation” of L**.v friendship and the age-old question “what that time, including its excesses. is love?” Part of his effort in working with the The reworked play is set in 1968 in cast is to show Shakespeare’s text to not Verona, New Jersey, where two students be confining, but freeing, Gero said. are leaving to go to the University of One of the purposes of the HSTF is to Milan to make it more acceptable. Though bring back experienced actors and get the OFF the play has been shortened and the players to participate on a higher level, setting changed, the plot and text are the Hart said. Another mission of the MFG. same, Hart said. company is to do each play in a different PRICE In this adaptation of the play, by configuration, he added. Edward Gero, the audience follows the Coming back to perform in the play is . : progress of the two young men, who fall 1985 Holmdel High School graduate in love with the same girl, and “anguish Keith Grumet, who now plays Arthur and crazy things” ensue. Davis in the daytime soap opera Loving. Gero, a professional actor and He is scheduled to play Valentine in the educator, was originally hired to direct the production. play, but after being offered a The cast includes Glen Puhok of Shakespearean part opposite Richard Eatontown as the Dean; Sal Giordano of BRA and GIRDLE FACTORY Thomas, this changed. Instead, Gero Holmdel as Proteus; Pat Denzer of Colts “New Jersey’s Largest W omen’s Intimate Apparel Stores” worked with the cast for four or five days, Neck as Thurio; Scott Schwarz of Hart said. Middletown as Eglamore, Antonio, and Ocean Plaza Town & Country Center Gero, a veteran company member of Outlaw No. 3; and Joe DuLozier of (Next to Home Depot & Tops) The Shakespeare Theatre in Washington, Spring Lake Heights as Pantheno and Sunset Ave. & Hwy. 35, Ocean Twp Rt. 70, Lakewood, D.C., began playing Bullingbrook Outlaw No. 1. (908) 922-0755 (908) 477-2227 opposite Richard Thomas’s Richard II in Tickets are available at the door, but Open Mon.-Sat. 10-6 Open: Mon.-Sat. 10-6 Shakespeare’s Richard II last week. reservations are advised for Friday and Fri. til 9 Fri. til 9; Open Sun. Noon-5 “I didn’t anticipate the job coming Saturday. Call 946-0427 for reservations.

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IS YOUR CASE CO Antoinette's P r e v e n t i o n H air & N ail C osm etique We Provide Expert A workshop on using the checklist Continued from page 1 Assistance for will held at the next roundtable meeting, Personal Injury scheduled for Nov. 30. Worker’s just hope the communities can work Two people have been instrumental Compensation together.” in developing the nine environmental Professional As a result of this county-wide impact regions and encouraging the for­ Malpractice regional approach, Keyport is also form­ mation of regional planning councils. Automobile Accidents ing its first environmental commission, They are Thomas Kellers, senior Criminal Law Andrew M. Zapcic,Sr. with representatives from the zoning and environmental planner for the county planning boards, the . Harbor Planning Board and secretary of the Supreme Court NO FEE UNLESS Commission, Board of Health, recycling county Environmental Council, and as a Civil Trial Attorney YOU RECOVER committee, and Keyport Partnership Inc. Linda J. Brennen, head of the county KPI is a non-profit community-wide board’s environmental planning section. 9 5 7-004 4 Marketplace At Matawan group whose goal is to preserve and pro­ “The problems are many and inter­ Maybruch & Zapcic, Esqs. Route 34, Matawan/Old Bridge mote the borough. related,” Kellers said during a recent With ad only • Cannot be combined with any other offer And at the September Bayshore Con­ interview, explaining the need for region­ 1715 Hwy. 35 • Middletown Expires 8-31-93 • Hours: Mon-Sat 10-6 •Now Open Sunday 11-4 2 9 0 -0 2 0 2 ference of Mayors meeting, a group al environmental councils. Merla currently heads, the executive The nine-member county Environ­ director of the Association of New Jersey mental Council was formed in 1972 and Environmental Commissions (ANJEC) serves as an advisory body to the county will be the guest speaker. Planning Board. M a k e a n This heightened focus on regional en­ The nine regional councils would vironmental planning, with emphasis on work in an advisory capacity to munici­ stream corridor management, got under palities and also serve as a link between e d u c a t e d c h o i c e . . . way last year when the Monmouth the county council and planning board. County Planning Board divided the coun­ Monmouth County is on the cutting ty into nine distinct and manageable envi­ edge in its regional environmental ap­ Place your advertising message ronmental impact regions. The regions proach and Kellers’ said the response of ignore municipal boundaries and are other county planners has been, “ ‘Tom, in our special supplement.. based instead on major watershed or you’re writing the book down there.’ ” drainage areas. Brennen said everything has gone a A watershed is an area that drains into lot faster than anticipated. It is like a particular water body, be it a stream, putting together a thousand-piece puzzle, river, bay or ocean. Within major water­ she said. sheds there are also sub-watersheds. As more towns make appointments to The Raritan Bayshore watershed the regional councils, the regional con­ which comprises the Bayshore cept will become more formalized, m t o m Environmental Impact Region has six Brennen said. Six of the nine forming sub-watersheds. councils have already met. From west to east, they are: Matawan Their next step is to create natural re­ Creek; East, Flat and Chingarora creeks; source inventories, which environmental Waackaack Creek; Pews Creek; Comp­ professionals refer to as NRIs, for each of | | S C H O O L tons Creek; and Ware, Wagner and Many the nine regions and baseline data on the Mind creeks. multitude of streams that traverse the Stream corridors include the stream as ...is the perfect place to deliver your well as the vegetated lands on the edge county. that drain surface water into the stream, The first NRI, for the South Coast Re­ advertising message, not only to parents and the adjoining wetlands. They change gion, should be completed by next over time. spring. of school-age children, but also to adults The other eight environmental impact “We are suggesting accumulating data necessary to generate hydrographs,” on who are headed hack to the classroom. regions are Navesink Valley; North, Mid- and South Coasts, all along the Atlantic county streams said Keller. A hydrograph Ocean; Manasquan Valley and Pine Bar­ plots the volume of water in a stream • Fashion ideas for children, college students and adults rens to the south; and Inner Coastal Plain over time. • School stationary and supplies and Pan-Handle, to the west. “Then we would have a picture of • Adult learning opportunities The Pan-Handle region, which how a stream behaves,” Kellers said, so • Tutoring and test preparation services includes Allentown and Upper Freehold that when development occurs, it would be possible to determine how much • Student furniture and parts of Millstone and Roosevelt, is so-named because of its shape. storm-water run off the development will j Computer equipment and supplies Since the regions were established, the generate. • Books and tapes county Planning Board and This would be valuable in planning ].. as well as numerous other school-'related Environmental Council have held two storm-water retention bases, which tem­ merchandise and services. meetings, in March and June. porarily retain storm water to prevent At the first, representatives discussed flooding, Kellers added, explaining that Call your representative today. goals, and in June, Thomas R. Schueler, right now the placement and release tim­ the author of a paper detailing how local ing of retention basins is merely guess­ Monmouth County: 9 7 2 - 6 7 4 0 governments can protect stream corri­ work. Middlesex County: 2 5 4 - 7 0 0 0 dors, presented his work, which was dis­ The regional councils will also be tributed at the earlier roundtable. monitoring environmental impact actions. Telemarketing 1-800-660-4A DS In June, Joseph Rettagliata, chairman These are activities that require wetland, Publication:August 25 of the county Planning Board, recom­ stream, sewer or open water permits from mended that each town appoint two the state Department of Environmental Ad Deadline August 18 representatives to the regional council or Protection and Energy. councils which are being formed within This means, for the first time, planners their municipal borders, one representa­ will know how many impacts there are Greater Media tive from the local planning board and for a single stream, Keller said. the other from the local environmental Brennen said the Freehold Soil Newspapers commission or a citizen at large. Conservation District, which monitors Sentinel • Suburban • News Transcript And most recently, the board has de­ construction related to soil erosion con­ Bayshore Independent* Middletown Independent vised an environmental assessment trol and drainage in Monmouth and The Examiner checklist to be used in reviewing subdivi­ Middlesex counties, will use the new sion and site plan review packages. environmental impact regions. ______THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11, 1993 “* 3 F l o o d

the original produce grow ers Continued from page 1 O U R O W N Those at the stand that day were • JERSEY TOMATOES 0 Super Sweet • JERSEY PEACHES Vanessa Langer, Jeremy Langer, Doug Ib. Langer, Mikey Murphy, Matthew •JERSEY BELL & 3 9 S W E E T C O R N Murphy, Katie Murphy, Maria Murphy, FRYING PEPPERS • YELLOW, ZUCCHINI & 0 | 0 0 and Melissa Agnetti, visiting from Staten Fresh Picked Every Island, N.Y. Buster their canine mascot ACORN SQUASH j „/1 sat at their feet. Day Before The Mrs. Langer said the children alter­ • SUPER SWEET LOPES (Musk Melons) .8 9 0 each Sun Comes Up! nately raided the refrigerators at the Langer and Murphy residences on Kathy WHITE AND PURPLE EGGPLANT 5 9 0 LB. Court during the sale. FRESH PICKED STRING BEANS 2 LB./*1.00 FRESH CRISP CUCUMBERS 0 0 FRESH JERSEY NECTARINES & PICKLE CUKES 6 / $ 1 Young Naturalist Rt. 520 East - 1/« mile East of Rt. 79 Marlboro Rt. 34 & Laird Road Colts Neck 946-8588 Colts Neck series to begin 9 4 6 - 4 2 8 6 Marlboro 8am-7pm Two miles South of 520 Colts Neck 9am-6pm

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______BY CHERYL MAKIN______will play Thursday. AND COST LESS According to Staff W riter Keaney, one of the THAN ORDINARY aims of the large- W hat do you do with more than scale production is to POOL CLEANERS 200 animated characters come introduce and create a to life, 32 singers, 18 dancers, greater understanding a symphony orchestra, assorted costumes of orchestra music. and props and more than 40 songs. If you “This brings the I t . are director Keri Keaney, you create symphony experi­ Disney’s Symphonic Fantasy. ence to families. It’s N. <*vt; That’s right, you don’t have to go to informational and ) / Florida or California to see Mickey Mouse educational, yet and company. Come Thursday at 8 p.m., entertaining,” said the magic and music of Walt Disney will Keaney, who is show take Holmdel’s Garden State Arts Center director and choreo­ stage as Mickey Mouse and his best bud­ grapher for Walt dies present songs from classic and brand- & Disney Special new Disney films. Events Company. “A For two hours, Disney characters from child can understand more than 30 movies, will sing such fa­ it through the eyes of vorites as “Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah,” the characters. They “Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo,” “Chim-Chim- identify with the A rneson Cher-ee” and, of course, “Supercalifrag- characters. It is ilisticexpialidocious.” Also on tap are something a child such treasures as “You Can Fly,” “Heigh can appreciate and POOF/AC Ho,” “Under the Sea,” “Friend Like there is a lot in it for M e,” “ Be Our Guest,” I’ve Got No adults. It reaches all Pool Vac's exclusive Strings” and “It’s a Small World.” generations.” -%LZ ' Along with singing, the well-known program m ed pattern Having grown up MUSICAL MICKEY — In rehearsal for “Disney’s characters will re-enact scenes from the with Disney, Keaney will autom atically clean beloved movies. Mickey Mouse as The Symphonic Fantasy,” which will be at Holmdel’s began her career as a Garden State Arts Center Thursday, Mickey Mouse will your entire pool better Sorcerer’s Apprentice will command a Cinderella dancer at brigade of dancing brooms, while a ballet join more than 200 of his Disney friends singing and and faster than ordinary age 19 in 1973. From dancing to the popular tunes. is the background for “ Some Day My there, she performed Prince Will Come” from Snow White. random-type clean­ for a few years at July 4th Special (1988), the Disneyland Ariel, gliding across the stage on a Disneyland in Anaheim, then left the park Pigskin Classic Halftime Show (1990-93), ers...AND BEST OF large seashell, Aladdin, on a magic carpet, for a while and did other shows. and the CBS New Year’s T V special, ALL NOW YOU'LL and Belle, in an enchanted castle, will all “I guess I kept developing myself as a Coming Up Roses, in 1993 and several dream of happy endings. Music greats, SAVE MONEY! dancer and grew up,” recalled Keaney, productions at Tokyo Disneyland. from Tchaikovsky to Alan Menken, and who graduated from the University of As for the challenges of the Symphonic lyricists like Howard Ashman, Sammy N O W O N L Y California at Irvine with a major in dance. Fantasy, Keaney said the logistics of Cahn and Tim Rice, are among the talents “I did a lot of performing, then went on to putting it all together topped the list. showcased. “We had three or four rehearsals,” $ “My favorite is the Little Mermaid assistant choreographer, choreographer explained the director, who had three scene,” noted Keaney, who resides in and director jobs. Through the years and choreographers assist her. “But what was 4 3 9 Burbank, Calif. “The classics are wonder­ osmosis, I came back here. One thing just most difficult was trying to figure out who Regularly $489.00 ful, but many of the new ones, Mermaid, led to another.” should do what when; putting it together •Unitized Packaging Aladdin and Beauty and the Beast, are While Symphonic Fantasy is, by far, and making it flow, making sure the per­ •Limited Quantities more enjoyable. The music is more tech­ one of the biggest jobs Keaney has di­ formers who have to play between six to nical and more sophisticated.” rected, she has also worked on such pro­ 10 different roles fit all the parts.” As the Symphonic Fantasy travels across jects as the Tenth Pan American Games North America in its three-month tour, opening ceremony, Super Bowl XXI and Tickets for Disney’s Symphonic Fantasy A D D - O N more than 20 local symphonies will join the XXII as well as television specials and are $37.50, $32.50, and $28 for under the show in concert. The New Jersey commercials. For Disney, she was roof seats. Lawn seats are $17. 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M A TA W A N — Remember all that junk in your garage? Well, what if it isn’t junk? What if it’s treasure? That's what happened to Michael Kidzus of Matawan, who recently dis­ covered a box of stone tools he got in a trade for rock specimens some 50 years ago. • According to an aging sticker affixed to one of the stones, the implements were discovered in 1900 while a cellar was being excavated in Rutherford. Some of the stones, in particular one H ere’s the story... shaped like a hand ax, appeared to have been made by humans. After 42 years in the furniture industry it’s Another seemed to be a knife, while one other was a nearly perfectly rounded tim e to say good bye...but before... this will rock with a groove running around it. be our greatest sale ever. If you need a Though some might say the stones are Indian artifacts, Kidzus disagrees, saying quality bedroom , living room , dining room , the Indian pieces he’s seen were more chair, sofa or anything from our 3 million narrow than the stone tools in his garage. “These are probably the first tools of dollar inventory you can now pick and man.” Kidzus said. However, the long-time Matawan resi­ choose to your heart’s delight! Every item dent indicated that he really doesn’t know on our showroom floor. Some at cost, when the tools originated, noting that he iiasn’t spoken to any experts about their som e slightly above cost, som e slightly possible origin. below cost, and som e below cost! Don’t “If it could only talk,” he said of one rf the stones. m iss this-m y greatest sale ever! One thing that is known is that Kidzus’ interest in such artifacts is more rftcu t Sdwena, han a passing fancy. Many years ago, he established the Ravine Mineralogical Museum in the SALE STARTS TODAY! jasement of his Ravine Drive home. 3ourth-grade classes from throughout OPEN DAILY: 9:30-9 Central New Jersey used to come to see SATURDAY: 9-6 • SUNDAY 11-5 t, said Kidzus, who still has letters of ippreci&tion written by visitors in the on Famous Brand Names: BAKER. MASTERCRAFT, ELLO,TOMLINSON, 1960s. “I had specimens that no one else STANTON-COOPER. CENTURY, HICKORY, WHITE. DANSEN. PENNSYLVANIA lad,” he said. I HOUSE. STANLEY, SWAIM. HIGHLAND Each of the thousands of children who nsited the museum over the years were _ HOUSE, ALEXVALE, BRAXTON CULLER, ;iven a rock to take home, Kidzus added. Though he sold his mineralogical ex- libit to a collector in Manalapan several / I f X I r N /ears ago, he still has a number of rock tnd mineral specimens. He said he is not sure what he will do vith the newly found artifacts. ■ ■ Lead to Kings “I’ve got something interesting and I’d Route 35, Wall Township. New ikie to pass it on,” he said. “I’d like to have the money, but I’d ike to see (the stone tools) go to the right ilace.” in MILAN .FLO. 1 6 AUGUST 11,1993, THE INDEPENDENT

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You r A ir Conditioner In? The following information was taken to headquarters. It is described as a red from local police department records. “Giant Quaser” with a blue combination lock on it. Start with the W arranty... A Holmdel Road man reported at BERDEEN about 9:35 a.m. Aug. 5 that someone had I illegally dumped three bags of assorted Com ffortm aker cans, bottles and newspapers in the area. ai, CondJHonUq A Heating Patrolman Eric Hoffman responded. Gabrielia Bernard, 46, 736 Main St., A security guard from the Holmdel ' 7% Dealer financing to qualified buyers Belford, was charged with driving while Towne Center reported at 1:55 a.m. Aug. 1 Utility rebates intoxicated Aug. 5 by Sgt. John Powers 1 that there was a woman behaving errati­ * 0 t after she was stopped on Route 35. cally and arguing with a man in front of ’ Seer rating up to 12 A Riverdale Drive resident’s cat was one of the stores. Patrols responded and iiiiiiiilii ’ 5 year limited parts manufacturers warranty seriously injured after being shot in the Patrolman Daniel Chernavsky transported iiiiiiiiiii lung July 30. Several residents claim that the woman to Riverview Medical Center, 110 year limited compressor warranty a neighbor shot the animal from a window. Red Bank, for psychiatric evaluation. r AF MODEL ONLY The suspect shot a dog a few years ago and was prosecuted in municipal court, j lllllilllllllll!!1!! according to the police report. KEYPORT Patrolwoman Kathy Sisti filed the report. Utility R ebates A $150 portable radio was stolen Aug. 2 from a car parked at the Colonial Plaza, A Main Street resident reported the night of Aug. 4 that there were noises in " j g s f f ' u p t o $ 6 0 0 Route 34. A Pepsi machine coin box at Route the back yard. 34 and Lloyd Road was broken into Aug. Spray-painted graffiti was discovered " ^ s s s s s r FREE ESTIMATES on new 2. all over Cedar Street Park Aug. 4. • Commercial A 12-speed bicycle worth $325 was Several items were stolen Aug. 4 from or replacement systems a storage locker by the Sea Loft i n d o o r Air Specialist stolen July 31 from in front of the Strathmore Shopping Center, Route 34. Condominiums, First Street. Among the . Duct Cleaning specializing in items taken were a tool box and tools. . Mr Purification gas conversions A person reported to police Aug. 4 • Allergy 24 hr Emergency that somebody was sitting in a car for HAZLET hours on First Street. Police investigated, . odor Removal service & and the person said his car would not installation for oil start. or gas furnace, A glass sun-roof panel, a radio and a • Air Conditioning hot water boiler gear shift knob were stolen from a car parked at a Bethany Road residence dur­ • Heating replacements ing the early morning hours of July 30. Service Contracts The items were valued at about $425. Available ^ HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING Patrolman Robert Cirrito responded. A Broad Street woman reported to A 33-year-old Woodbridge man was police at about 8:25 p.m. Aug. 2 that FREEHOLD R E D B A N K charged July 28 with criminal trespass on someone had taken her bicycle from her (908) 577-1772 (908)530-5544 a complaint charging that at about 4:25 residence sometime between July 30 and a.m., he went up to a resident’s door in his July 31. The bicycle is described as a underwear. Patrolman Dan Lynch arrested woman’s Huffy 10-speed, purple and hot him on Hart Street. pink, valued at $100. Patrolman George Jan B. Muth, 25, 17 Pineview Ave., Magnenat responded and took a report. was charged July 28 with contempt of A Middlesex Road man reported at court on an outstanding warrant from May 1:50 p.m. Aug. 2 that he had lost his wallet 1.991. He was taken to the Monmouth on Middlesex Road. He also reported that County jail, Freehold Township, in lieu of the wallet contained no money, just per­ L A S T WEEKS! $3,000 bail. Patrolman Richard Prevost sonal papers and documents. made the arrest. A Marc Drive man reported at about Kevin J. Gonzalez, 25, 2 Annette 12:25 p.m. July 30 that someone had Court, was charged July 29 with driving entered his vehicle while it was parked at while intoxicated, possession of under 50 his residence between 11:30 p.m. the pre­ vious night and 11:45 a.m. that day, and Bernadette grams of a controlled dangerous sub­ M a r t i n stance and driving with a suspended removed audio equipment. Items taken license. He was taken to Monmouth were an LA Sound cassette AM/FM receiver valued at $119; a Pyramid ampli­ P e t e r s County jail, Freehold Township, in lieu of S h o r t $1,000 bail. Patrolwoman Maryann Smith fier valued at $200; and Bose speakers made the arrest. valued at $100. On Molly Pitcher Drive at the inter­ section of Independence Way, a two-car MIDDLETOWN accident involving one injury occurred at 11:53 a.m. July 26. One of the drivers, a 66-year-old woman, was taken to David Rivera, 26, Roselle Avenue, Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. Newark, was charged July 31 with Both cars required towing. No charges shoplifting, resisting arrest and obstructing were filed. the administration of justice. His bail was A 42-year-old Hazlet w o m a n w a s set at $3,500. At about 5:30 p.m. at injured July 28 in a one-car accident on Bradlees, Route 35, he allegedly attempt­ Union Avenue. She struck a guardrail and ed to shoplift a $320 air conditioner and a crossed to the other side of the road, strik­ $70 sweatsuit, then fled across the high­ ing a curb. The car continued about 60 way from a store security guard. The feet into a wooded area before coming to guard pursued him across the highway a stop after hitting a tree. She was taken into a woods behind the Republican to Bayshore Community Hospital, Headquarters of Middletown building. Holmdel. Responding Patrolmen Arthur Schreppel Hazlet man was An 18-year-old and Paul Shanley spotted the suspect run­ charged with reckless driving following a ning into a field and apprehended him. one-car accident at about 11:30 p.m. July Painting equipment worth $2,415 was 31 in the Veterans’ Memorial Park parking stolen the night of Aug. 1-2 from the lot off Union Avenue. He was backing up at a high rate of speed when he turned the Sherwin-Williams Co., Route 35. The wheel sharply to the left, causing the vehi­ stolen items included a $1,295 paint cle to overturn, police reported. sprayer and a $920 power washer. A safe was damaged in an unsuccessful attempt & BEST ACTOR IN A MUSICAL — MARTIN SHORT S to open it. HOLMDU A Campbell Road residence in the y OUTER CRITICS CIRCLE AWARD ^ Port Monmouth section was burglarized GET EXACT SEAT LOCATIONS BY PHONE n|2) 307-4I00 A woman caller reported at about the night of July 30-31. A pair of pants GROUPS (2I2) 765-8058 • MARQUIS THEATRE, B'WAY & 45TH ST. 7:20 p.m. Aug. 5 that a bicycle had been containing $1,000 in cash, two sets of Original Broadway cast recording available on Columbia CDs & capes left under brush on the side of South keys and a wallet were stolen from the vic­ Holland Road. Patrolman Kenneth tim’s bedroom. A door to the house had McGowan located the bike and brought it been unlocked. -TVl.q 2 O f M00H Y A C M U8 iM<\ a OT .M.A or YA03UTA2 8 0T M. A Of YAUlflH UflHT YACHUiVi UA0fi6 f*r Q3P; 'Hi *. -1- ' "

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W hen to leave kids hom e alone

Com m on sense often dom inates over state law

BY SCOTT MULLER

Staff Writer

C onsider this situation. You have dinner reservations for 8 p.m., your baby sitter has canceled, and your 12-year- old awaits his first chance at being left home alone. The restaurant is 10 minutes away, and the most you’ll be gone is two hours. You call your neighbors, who say they’ll be home if something should go wrong. Your child has proved to be as mature and responsible as a 12-year-old can be, and insists he no longer needs a sitter. As ner­ vous as you might be, you decide to give it a try. Did you know that legally, you could be at risk? New Jersey law says anyone under the age of 16 is a child, and leaving him alone could result in charges of endangering the welfare of a child Until recently, parents made it through this difficult crossroads in their child-rearing years without fear of legal interaction. But that was before cele­ ELECTRIC BABY SITTER — Children who are left alone often find ways to entertain themselves. Video games brated cases involving child care became are a popular choice. Child-care experts suggest parents offer a schedule of chores and activities so youngsters national news items. don’t have an excess of free time. As a result, law enforcement and were left unsupervised. ment and child care experts, you needn’t Comfort said. Signs of neglect include social agency authorities realized a spurt But you can relax. worry much about such a restaurant out­ malnutrition, failure to thrive and social in reports concerning youngsters who Based on comments by law enforce- ing. retardation. Should authorities be alerted to your Comfort said although no law speci­ 12-year-old being left at home, you could fies at what age a child can be left alone, prove responsibility by showing you con­ there are some common-sense guidelines. tacted a neighbor and made arrangements For example, she said, a parent for help in case of an emergency. wouldn’t leave infants or young children on your old A ir Conditioning andlor Heating Endangerment. That word is key when to look after themselves, but children who it comes to matters involving unsuper­ are 15, 16 or 17 probably could care for vised children. The state Division of themselves. Buy A New Lennox High Efficiency System Youth and Family Services (DYFS) could Leaving handicapped or disabled teen­ be called in to interview the child and the agers at home could be considered ne­ And W e W ill Buy Back parents. At Lennox glectful, however. We’ve Gotcha Covered. A child left home alone could fall un­ Your Old Unit der DYFS’ guidelines for neglect, accord­ Comfort said parents have some room ing to Winnie Comfort, DYFS spokes­ for discretion when deciding when a child woman. can be left alone. The child’s maturity Each caseworker follows a set of level and sense of judgment will be the guidelines when looking for what might biggest factors, she added. be considered a neglected child. A caseworker, upon visiting a family, A child left without adult supervision, will try to determine a child’s ability to care for himself. r ~ I M * } “ r ’ 1 Trade In |~ - whose age or mental or physical condi­ tions do not permit him to provide his DYFS will help parents figure out what food or deal with emotional or physical to do if the child is not ready to be left IB o o t m d m I p T ^ a crisis, would be considered neglected, unsupervised, Comfort said. i » ForYour Central Air Conditioning System Old Furnace “W e grow the Must present coupon Must present coupon w o r l d ’s upon purchase upon purchase sw eetest corn’ Expires 8-15-93 Expires 8-15-93 All offers may be withdrawn without notice. LENNOX Heating/^^onaiUor^ng “ S U p e 5 „ W HITE CORN ALLERGY SEAS SMueet and TOMATOES

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C h ild ’s m a tu rity im p o rta n t factor

Parents m ust

consider level

of responsibility

BY LISA MILLER Staff W riter

S chool is out. Day camp is over. Your children have free time at home, but you still have to work. They say they are too old for a baby sitter, but are they, really? Should you leave them home alone? Many people agree that deciding when to trust a child at home alone should be based on the child’s maturity, not just on age. Sofia Frumkin, a guidance counselor at Matawan Avenue Middle School, advised that parents should consider the maturity of their child and the length of time the child will be left alone. She recommended that the minimum age of a child being left at home unsuper­ vised should be 10 or 1 1 . “(But) if the parent was leaving for a substantial amount of time, then the 10- or 11 -year-old might need a baby sitter, especially if it was in the evening,” she said. Parents should be certain that their children know how to take care of them­ selves in an empty house before they WHAT TO EAT— When left alone, children face decisions that normally are made by adults. And they usually leave their children alone, she said. come up with solutions, such as climbing atop counters when looking for something to eat. “Caution (them) about answering the phone,” she said. Children should not tell (Photo by Michael Guiliano) strangers that there are no adults at home, she explained. “They were not allowed to cook, let they left their children with Jennifer for “If my parents weren’t there, we They also should not answer the door anyone in the house ... mainly those two longer periods of time. weren’t allowed to watch scary movies for strangers, she added. things,” she said. “And (they) always had “I guess they had a growing confi­ because my brother got nightmares,” she Emergency phone numbers should be a number of where we were.” dence in her,” he said. explained. posted near the phone, and medications Berman said she prepared her children Erika Jacks, 20, of Lincroft said her She and David knew what to do in should be kept locked away from chil­ for emergency situations. parents left her home alone when she was emergency situations, Jacks added. dren, she advised. “There are always numbers left here 12 and her brother, David, was 10. “Our next-door neighbors’ number and Frumkin said she left her children for emergencies. They knew a lot of “They’d usually call three or four my aunt and uncle’s number were on home alone when they were 10 years old things — what to do in certain emergen­ times from wherever they were,” she emergency dial,” she said. if she went jogging for an hour. added. Her parents had prepared them to take By the time they were 12, her children cies — that they could handle them­ selves,” she explained. She and David had to follow a set of care of minor injuries themselves, Jacks were baby-sitting, she said. rules when no one was home. added. “A 12-year-old could handle baby-sit­ John Mahoney of Middletown said he “I was allowed to use the microwave “We knew where the Band-Aids were, ting and could be trained,” she said, first left his daughter, Jennifer, home — that was it,” she said, noting that the for cuts and scrapes,” she said. adding that Girl Scouts are trained for alone when she was 12 or 13 years old. oven was off-limits. When she began baby-sitting, Jacks baby-sitting. When Jennifer came home from junior Jacks said she and her brother were said the parents gave her emergency Frumkin said that not every 12-year- high school, she would spend “an hour or not supposed to participate in activities phone numbers and showed her the first- old should baby-sit, however. Whether a two alone — a short period of time,” he said. that might frighten them when their par­ aid kit, so that she could handle an emer­ child is ready to baby-sit also should be ents were not around to comfort them. gency situation in an unfamiliar home. determined by maturity, not age, she said. “She would come home and call either Someone is ready to take on a baby­ me or my wife,” he added. sitting job “if the parent and the child feel Mahoney said he also let her stay comfortable,” she explained. home alone if he went out locally. Baby sitters should be left with “We always left our number and usu­ instructions, a phone number where the ally always called,” he said. ST. 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W atersheds at heart

o f s e n s i b l e g r o w t h

It’s gratifying to see a new re­ are also part of the Navesink Valley gional focus on environmental is­ region which drains into the sues that has been prompted by the Navesink River and then into the Monmouth County Planning Board bay. The Navesink region includes and Monmouth County Environ­ all or parts of 10 communities. mental Council. Regional planning relating to The board has divided the coun­ water run-off is a timely and sensi­ ty into nine environmental impact b le idea. regions ranging in size from 20 to For everyone, even the experts, 90 square miles and including all understanding the environment is or parts of between four and 13 an ongoing process. Knowing how municipalities. the stream system works and how And it recommended establish­ it relates to other natural resources ing a regional environmental plan­ is critical. ning council for each of the re­ We have reached a point where gions. Towns are encouraged to understanding the environmental appoint two representatives to each impact of development is a priority. of the councils whose regions cross Development can and will con­ their boundaries. tinue, but we must do all we can to All the towns in the ensure that growth occurs without Independent’s area are part of the creating dangerous conditions we Bayshore region, which drains are unable to deal with. northward into Raritan Bay and Let’s hope this new regional ap­ includes all or parts of 1 1 c o m m u ­ proach helps Monmouth County do nities. Middletown and Holmdel ju s t th at.

ciated with collection and distribution. As a State keeping m oney state senator, I have waged a 10-year battle to m eant for towns end the state’s practice of skimming money from the Gross Receipts and Franchise Tax, The Republicans in the state Legislature which rightfully belongs to the municipalities. have missed an opportunity to provide New In 1991, a law I co-sponsored with wide, Jersey taxpayers with immediate property tax bipartisan support effected several changes in relief through the return of revenue generated regard to the Gross Receipts and Franchise by the public utility Gross Receipts and Tax. It requires that the tax on utilities be cal­ Franchise Tax. culated, not on gross receipts, but as a tax so that future increases in revenue will be linked Moreover, although the state budget recent­ to increased usage, and therefore will be more ly passed for fiscal year ’94, the veto-proof predictable. Say no to M TEA Republican majority has effectively circum­ The state budget, written by the veto-proof vented the clear intent of the 1991 Public Republican majority in the Legislature, Utility Tax Law relating to the distribution of Diane Swaim and the Middletown S p e a k o u t ! requires only that $77 million (merely an esti­ this revenue. Township Education Association have mate, from the Treasurer’s Office, of excess Dollar for dollar, this money would directly once again demonstrated how out of Express your opinion on local news. GRFT revenue) be distributed in fiscal year touch and unconcerned they are with the reduce the tax burden for homeowners. The ’94. additional aid to each tc vn, even if conserva­ plight of Middletown taxpayers. There are recent reliable estimates of up to Look fo r the stories m arked w ith tive estimates of excess revenue are correct, is The school portion of property taxes is $90 million of excess revenue available in FY the Speak O ut sym bol and call not insignificant. going up around percent this year, and ’93, as well as up to $113 million available in 10 w ith your comments. For instance, in fiscal years ’93 and ’94, FY ’94. that’s what they call a bare-bones budget. Middletown Township would receive up to The budget should provide that all excess Now they are refusing to do their share $871,172. G i v e y o u r revenue generated by the Gross Receipts and in controlling runaway taxes. Instead, • Full nam e The Gross Receipts and Franchise Tax was Franchise Tax in fiscal years ’93 and ’94, they are demanding taxpayers continue to originally levied in lieu of property taxes on • T o w n regardless of the amount, be returned to the underwrite their Cadillac health coverage • P h o n e n u m b e r (to verify or clarify public utilities. The intent was to guarantee municipalities — not at the discretion of the each municipality a share in the receipts of any This is the kind of coverage you only m essages. N um bers will not be published) Legislature at the end of the fiscal year — but find among Fortune 500 companies and, public utility located within its borders. up front to comply with the law, as written in The state, in order to simplify the process where else, public service jobs. The aver­ S peak O ut is available 24 hours a day. 1991.All 567 of the state’s mayors should be Push-button phones only. and reduce administrative costs, assumed aware that their municipalities are entitled to age taxpayer does not have such luxurious responsibility for collecting and distributing the excess revenue generated by the Gross benefits. To reach Speak Out — press 3 the utility tax revenue to each municipality. Receipts and Franchise Tax. Ttaxpayers are going to find them­ To reach the Independent - press 3 Although the purpose of the Gross Receipts This money, by law, belongs to the munici­ selves saddled with another onerous ag ain and Franchise Tax has always been to compen­ palities and could be used to lower property three-year teacher contract if they don’t Y ou have one m inute to leave a sate local governments, during the Kean tax rates, but for the Republican majority’s pick up their phones and tell the Board of m essage; then the line w ill disconnect. Administration, the state began to keep a por­ decision to ignore both the spirit and the letter Education they support them in their bat­ tion of the revenue to fund the state bureaucra­ of the 1991 Public Utility Tax Law. tle against the MTEA. f SPEAK OUT cy. ^ 1-800-660-4237 The state had no legitimate claim to this JOHN A. LYNCH JOHN HENDRICKSON revenue beyond the administrative costs asso­ Senate Minority Leader Middletown THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11, 1993 2 3

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This P195/70R 13 $75.46 $ 5 6 .5 9 part of the township is growing so rapidly P195/70R 14 81.09 5 9 .8 1 f M that the people of the neighborhood are 2$ YEARS AGO practically certain that the application will P205/70R14 82.93 62.19 i f i A be granted. The new postmaster of Locust P205/70R15 85.73 6 4 .3 1 I fi l m The Matawan-Keyport Roller Drome will be C.A. Mount. P215/70R15 89.55 67.16 ipQOH was destroyed last night in a spectacular fire that roared out of control for almost P225/70R15 93.19 6 9 .1 9 i t t j U 75 YEARS AGO an hour, threatening nearby homes. Fire­ Trendsetter All Season Radial men from 15 surrounding municipalities Thomas Kelly of Everett, who was battled the blaze that was visible for miles 40,000 MILE TREADLIFE WARRANTY scheduled to go to Syracuse last week around. 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This — Kathy Reed, Jane CONSULTATION friend, a local legend that spawned their Milmore and Billy 300 Hwy. 34 relationship, was, in fact, the Dam Site Van Zant, Drew.” 3 Aberdeen 5 6 6 - 1 1 1 0 Dinner Theater. “Most of the Now, this group, minus a few key actors in this show players, has reunited under the auspices of regularly performed at the Meadow Theater in Red Bank. the old Dam Site,” STEPHEN J. SWARTZ, M.D. Through Saturday, the joy, love and spon­ added Drew Holly­ Board Certified taneity that was the Dam Site is back as wood, a Middletown former members present Chastity Falls. resident. Internal Medicine “The play is a farce, like many of the Besides Drew ones performed at the Dam Site,” ex­ Hollywood, the cast HARRY M. SWARTZ, M.D. plained J.R. Hollywood, who, with hus­ includes former Dam Family Practice band/actor Drew, operates the Meadow. Siters Glenn Jones of SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES — Chastity Falls, a farce run­ “It’s a traditional bedroom farce - quirky, Toms River, Lucille ning through Saturday at The Meadow Theater in Red Announce the low morals and no redeeming values. Losapio of Holmdel, Bank, features a cast including many former Dam Site Chastity Falls is all the things a farce is Bob Thompson of Dinner Theater regulars. expansion of hours supposed to be.” Spring Lake Heights, “They are having an absolute ball,” to W ednesday and With mistaken identities, chases Barbara Barr of Manasquan, Michael added J.R. Hollywood. “It’s just like old certain Saturdays. around the stage, pratfalls and exaggera­ Terzano of Tinton Falls, Kathy Cagney of times for them.” tions, Chastity Falls is an original script Shrewsbuiy and Jon Alan of West End. Like the Dam Site’s format, this produc­ New patients welcom e. penned by Dam Site regular Michael Also, there are two cameo roles in the tion is offered as a dinner-theater package in Chartier of Long Branch and Judyth play, which are played by different actors at conjunction with Cafe Med downstairs in 138 Cherry Tree Farm Road, Goldschmidt-Brown of Old Bridge. each performance. These parts, which are The Galleria. Prior to the show, theater-goers Middletown The storyline revolves around a set of attendants from a mental institution, were are invited to have dinner at the new kooky characters who reside in the small recently acted by Red Bank Mayor Edward Mediterranean restaurant. The cost for din­ 6 7 1 - 3 3 1 3 New England town of Chastity Falls. McKenna and his wife. Also, Dan ner and the show is $29. “I haven’t had this much fun in years,” Himelman Jr., a Red Bank attorney, is cast On Friday, a two-for-one ticket deal is said Chartier, who is also directing the as a surprise attendant. offered. Two dinner-theater tickets are avail­ show. “It’s so great to be working with In addition, though their schedules in Los able for $49. Tickets for the show only are Cast Off With the old gang again in a play that I wrote Angeles kept them from participating, Van $10 each on Saturday and two tickets for for them. The script is a fast-paced come­ Zant and Milmore provided a pre-recorded $10 on Friday. dy which takes place at the Dam Site Inn. voice over of off-stage voices. Produced by Meadowlark Productions, There is a lot of mistaken identity with Though not original Dam Site regulars, Chastity Falls will be presented at the crazy characters like Nirvana Crump who Maude DeAngelis of Red Bank, Betty Meadow, located in The Galleria Atrium, on runs around in army fatigues plotting to Hudson of Manalapan and Bob Paolantonio Bridge Avenue and West Front Street, Red kill her husband. It’s the kind of play that of Hazlet are also cast in the show. All have Bank. Performances are Friday and Saturday will let you forget all your troubles and performed in numerous Meadow pro­ at 8 p.m. just have a good time.” ductions. Reservations for the dinner-theater com­ Founded on May 14, 1975 by Middle­ “When the Dam Site Dinner Theater bination are required and are suggested for town resident Kathy Reed, who now oper­ closed six years ago, area theater-goers the show only. Arrive for dinner between ates Murder On Cue, and Denis Lynch, mourned its loss,” noted Drew Hollywood. 5:30-6:30 p.m. 1-800-660-4-ADS who currently lives in New York, the “We all felt that a really important part of For more information or reservations, Dam Site Dinner Theater was located at a our lives was suddenly missing.” call 758-0099. M EET YOUR MATCH

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Township Public Library, 55 New Mon­ VIIHTIOXS mouth Road. Hours: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Mon- days-Thursdays and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Fri­ days. Monday through Aug. 20 • Auditions for Creative Theatre of Today through Sept. 2 Princeton’s September and October tour­ • John Billie w ill display models of ing production of The Sorcerer’s Appren­ gazebos and covered bridges at the tice. Needed are a male singer and a male Monmouth County Library headquarters, or female dancer with acting experience. 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan. Call 431­ Send resumes to Creative Theatre, 102 7 2 5 1 . Witherspoon St., Princeton, N.J. 08540. • Photography exhibit by the Covered For an appointment, call (609) 924-3489 Bridge Camera Club, Monmouth County Library headquarters, 125 Sym mes Drive, Monday and Tuesday Manalapan. Call 431-7251. • Auditions for The Actor’s Cafe September and October production of Today through Sept. 9 Agatha Christie’s A Murder is Announced. • Indian jewelry by Dhriti Bagchi, dis­ 7 p.m. at 602 Main St., Bradley Beach. played at the Monmouth County Library Needed are four men and seven women, headquarters, 125 Symmes Drive, Man­ ages 20-70. British accents required. Call alapan. Call 431-7251. 988-6165. • Auditions for The Actor’s Cafe O c ­ Today through Sept. 24 tober and November production of • W atercolor paintings and colored Stephen Sondheim’s Sweeny Todd. 7 pencil drawings by Joan Mullin of Middle­ p.m. at 602 Main St., Bradley Beach. town, displayed at the Red Bank Public Needed are a large cast of singers; all Library, West Front Street. Hours: 9 a.m.- ages and vocal ranges. Music will be pro­ 8 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Thurs­ vided. Call 988-6165. days; and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesdays and • Auditions for The Children’s T h e ­ Fridays. Call 842-0690. atre September and October production of Aladdin. 7 p.m. at The Actor’s Cafe, 602 Today through Sept. 30 Main St., Bradley Beach. Needed are four • Quilted wall hangings by the R e ­ men and four women, ages 16-50, and a becca’s Reel Quitters Guild, displayed at large chorus of young singers. Call 988­ Poricy Park, O a k Hill Road, Middletown. 6165. Call 842-5966.

Next W ednesday through Aug. Today through O ct. 24 20 • New Jersey Landscapes: 37 paint­ • Auditions for Marlboro Com m unity ings, drawings, prints and watercolors on SUMMER TALENT — Susan Dillulio, 6, and Cindy Isaksen, 6, sing Players October production of The C em e­ exhibit; also, Central New Jersey “Lollipop” at the Hazlet Summer Recreation Talent Show held recent­ tery Club. 8 p.m. in the teen center. stoneware, at the Monmouth County His­ ly at Veterans Memorial Park. Needed are six female actors, ages 40-60. torical Association Museum, 70 Court St., (Photo by Rich Schultz) Call 972-7217. Freehold. For information, call 462-1466.

Today through Feb. 20 • Monmouth County Historical Associ­ Lemon, a former Harlem Globetrotter, ation presents Two Hundred Years of New FILMS speaking about drug awareness. Jerse y M aps, 70 Court St., Freehold. Call 462-1466. Next W ednesday Today through Aug. 22 Today and Thursday • “Myth making and the Jap anese • New Jersey State Teen Arts Pro­ Today through Aug. 28, 1994 • featuring Dream,” with Cory Oser, a teacher in the gram 1993-’94 Visual Arts Touring Exhibit, International film festival • “Chinese Export Porcelain: The Adam's Rib, 1991 R u ssia n film. 2 and Jaapanese Exchange Program in Honshu, displayed at the Gallery at Bristol-Myers McCann Collection," displayed at the 7:30 p.m. today at the Monmouth County Japan. Noon at the Eastern Branch of the Squibb, Route 206, Princeton. Hours: 9 Monmouth County Historical Association, Monmouth County Library, Route 35, a.m.-5 p.m. w eekdays; to 8 p.m. Library Headquarters, 125 Symmes Drive, Freehold Room, 70 Court St., Freehold Thursdays; and 1-5 p.m. weekends and Manalapan, and 3 and 7:30 p.m. Thursday Shrewsbury. Call 842-5995. Borough. Hours: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tues­ holidays. For information, call 1-609-252­ at the county library’s Eastern Branch, days-Saturdays and 1-4 p.m. Sundays. 6275. Route 35, Shrewsbury. Call 431-7220. Members admitted free. Admission for non-members: adults, $2; seniors, $1.50; Today through Aug. 24 T h u r s d a y and children ages 6-18, $1. For informa­ >11 SIC Aspects of • Of Time, Tomba and Treasures: The • “Recovering Histories; tion, call 462-1466. Contemporary Art in Chile since 1982,” Treasures of Tuttankhamun, free art slide and film program. 2 p.m. at the Hazlet exhibit displayed at Zimmerli Art Museum, T o d a y George and Hamilton streets, New S a t u r d a y Branch of the Monmouth County Library, Summer Beach Brunswick. Free. Hours: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. • The Spy House Museum, 119 Port 251 Middle Road. Free. Call 264-7164. • The Sandy Hook Concert series features The Country All Tuesdays-Saturdays and noon-5 p.m. Monmouth Road, Port Monmouth, exhibit • Film, literature, lecture and discus­ Sundays. Call 932-7511. of old fire engines and antique fire-fighting sion series featuring The Devil and Daniel Stars. 6 p.m. at Sandy Hook Beach Area apparatus. Call (201) 787-1807. W ebster starring Walter Houston. 12:30 D. Free. Call 872-0115. Today through Aug. 25 •Two Artists e x h ib it on display at the p.m. at the Monmouth County Library Adelphia Art Center, Route 524, Howell. • Kathryn Cooke wilTdisplay Bunka Headquarters, 125 Symmes Drive, Man­ Today through Saturday Features Marc Reed's graphic illustrations alapan. Free. Call 308-3761. Needlecraft at the Marlboro Branch of the • Keyboardist Morris Nanton per­ and Andries Oosthuizen’s play You, Me on modern Monmouth County Library, Library Court • Art slide presentation forms evenings in the lounge of Jerry an d O ur Skeletons. Tickets $5. Call 462­ and Wyncrest Drive. Call 431-7251. American realist painter George Bellows. Beyer’s, 113 Main St., Matawan. Call 583­ 7675. 7:30 p.m. at the Eastern Branch of the 2044. Today through Aug. 28 Monmouth County Library, Route 35, Sundays through Septem ber Shrewsbury. Free. Call 308-3761. • “Classical in Color” is title of exhi­ T h u r s d a y • Keyport Historical Society presents bition of 15 hand-painted photographs at • The Disney Symphonic Spectacular an exhibit on United States railroads from T u e s d a y the Studio Gallery, Broad and Front with the New Jersey Symphony Orches­ a historical perspective, at the Steamboat streets, Keyport. Hours: noon-5 p.m. • The Reivers starring Steve McQueen. tra. 8 p.m. at the G arden State Arts C e n ­ W edn e sd ays-Frid ays and 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Dock Museum, 2 Broad St., Keyport. Free. 2 p.m. at the Eastern Branch of the Mon­ ter, Holmdel. Tickets $17-$37.50. Call at Hours: 1-4 p.m. Saturdays. For information, call Jeff Sil­ mouth County Library, Route 35, Shrews­ (201)507-8900. verman at 264-3939. bury. Call 308-3761. Sunday through Sept. 26 F r i d a y Today through Aug. 30 • Birdsong: The Avian Connection, • The Steve Morse Band performs at • Drawings by Angelika Fuellemann featuring 28 contemporary and historic Club Bene, Route 35, Sayreville. Show at and embroidery by the Monmouth County artists who include birds in their work, dis­ u r n k l s 9 p.m.; optional dinner served at 7 p.m. Chapter of Embroiderer’s Guild of played at The Monmouth Museum, America, both displayed at the Eastern Dinner and show, $25; show only, $15. Brookdale Com m unity College, Lincroft. Call 727-3000. Branch of the Monmouth County Library, Hours: 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Tuesdays- S u n d a y Route 35, Shrewsbury. Call 431-7251. Saturdays and 1 -5 p.m. Sundays. • “A Faith That Lasts,” presented by Friday through Sunday Members admitted free. Non-members: preacher and author Ronald W. Cadmus. • Sheena Easton performs at the Opera Today through Aug. 31 adults, $3, children and seniors, $2.50. 10:30 a.m. at the Great Auditorium in House Theater at The Grand, Bally’s • Paintings by Middletown resident Group rates available at $2 per person. O cean Grove. The 7:30 p.m. service will Casino Resort, Atlantic City. 10 p.m. on Herb Korchin, displayed at Middletown Call 747-2266. feature Christian athlete Meadowlark Friday, 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. on Saturday THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11, 1993 2 7 and 7 p.m. on Sunday. Tickets are $35 for T u e s d a y contact Keith Glass’ office and ask for appointment necessary. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. the Friday and Sunday shows, $40 for the • Red Bank Area Barbershop Chorus Sandy, 741-9339. Those who cannot Senior Citizens Activities Network, Saturday shows. Call 1-800-736-1420. meeting, 7:30 p.m., Red Bank Middle attend may send donations to the Monmouth Mall, Eatontown. School, 101 Harding Road. Ability to read Kimberly Fund, 47 Reckless Place, Red S a t u r d a y music not required. Voice testing available Bank 07701. Tuesday and Aug. 19 • John Anderson perform s at Six upon request. For information, call 870­ • Standard First Aid, 5:30-9:30 p.m. Flags Great Adventure, Jackson. 8 p.m. in 3310 $45. Monmouth Medical Center, 300 the Northern Star Arena. Concert is free Second Ave., Long Branch. To register, with park admission. Next W ednesday hi vim call 870-5205. • National Association of Retired Next W ednesday Federal Employees, Chapter 411, meet­ Next W ednesday • R&B group H-Town will perform at ing, 1 p.m. in the VFW Hall, Bond Street T h u r s d a y • Breast-feeding class for new and Club Bene, Route 35, Sayreville. Show at and Lake Avenue, Asbury Park. Repre­ • “Grandparents: Learn to Be as expectant mothers. 7-9 p.m. Blaisdell 8:30 p.m.; optional dinner being served at sentative Dick Zimmer will speak. Supportive as Possible.” $15 a person, Center for Health Resources, Riverview 7 p.m. Dinner and show, $30; show only, • Monmouth County Conservative $20 a couple. 1-2:30 p.m. Monmouth Medical Center, Red Bank. For more infor­ $20. Call 727-3000. Club meeting, 8 p.m., Town and Country Medical Center, 300 Second Ave., Long mation or to pre-register, call the Family Inn, Route 35 and Main Street, Matawan. Branch. To register, call 870-5205. Birthing Center, 530-2229. For information, call Don Gorman, 780­ • “Endometriosis,” a free lecture pre­ • Prepared Big Brother/Big Sister. T U I ' i r|i 3347. Tickets are on sale for the First An­ Class size is limited; pre-registration is nual Dinner on Sept. 17. sented by Robert A. Graebe, M.D. Symptoms are infertility, painful sex, necessary. 4-5:30 p.m. Classrooms 3 and painful, irregular menstrual cycles. 4, Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. Monmouth Medical Center, 300 Second To register, call the Family Birthing Thursday through Saturday Ave., Long Branch. To register call, call Center, 530-2229. • A Funny Thing Happened on the 870-5205. Way to the Forum , musical comedy. 8:30 p.m. at the Monmouth County Park Thursday and Aug. 26 System’s Theatre Barn, Thompson Park, Throughout August sponsored by the Newman Springs Road, Lincroft section of • Free Pap test • The Monmouth Chapter of the Monmouth County Board of Health. 3-6 Middletown. Admission: $9 on Thursday; Embroiderers Guild of America will exhibit $10 on Friday and Saturday. Group rates p.m. John L. Montgomery Home, 115 Every Thursday members’ 1993-94 projects at the Eastern Dutch Lane Road, Freehold Township. available. For information, call 842-4000. branch Monmouth County Library, Route • Norwegian language classes taught Use TB Control entrance. For an appoint­ The TDD machine number for the hearing 35 north, Shrewsbury. For further informa­ by Marit Sparrock, educated in Norway ment, call 431-7456. impaired is 219-9484. tion, call the library, 264-3993. and England, 5:30 p.m. for beginners and • Two Gentlemen of Verona presented 6:30 p.m. for those who know a few basic by the Holmdel Summer Theatre Festival. S a t u r d a y words, Sons of Norway Lodge, 80 8 p.m. at the Duncan Smith Theatre Barn, • Tiny Tots Class, 11:30 a.m. Boundary, Marlboro. Fee: $20 per student Holmdel High School complex, Crawfords Prepares children under 4 for the arrival of for full course of 13 sessions. To register Corner Road, Holmdel. Tickets, $10. Call a new baby. Pre-registration required; call or for more information, call Doris ~ 946-0427. 530-2229. Riverview Medical Center, Red Jorgensen, 356-0486. Bank. Thursdays through Saturdays Today through Aug. 30 T h u r s d a y through Aug. 21 • Subscribers to the M onm outh Saturday and Aug. 20 • “Meet the Ghosts” at the Spy House • The Premier Theatre Company pre­ County Dance Program will receive a 20 • CPR renewal courses, offered by Museum, 119 Port Monmouth Road, Port sents M y F air Lady. 8 p.m. at the percent discount on single ticket prices if the Health Awareness Center of Monmouth with Frank Basile, tour guide. Henderson Theatre, 850 Newman Springs purchased before Aug. 30. A 15 percent CentraState Medical Center at the Manor Donations are $5. For more information, Road, Lincroft section of Middletown. discount is offered thereafter. The series Nursing Home, West Main Street, call 787-1807. Special matinee performance at 3 p.m. includes Ballet Theater of Pennsylvania in Freehold. Saturday, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. or this Sunday. Adults, $15; students and Dracula, The Ballet, Viva Brazil Dance Aug. 20,7:30-10:30 p.m. Fee is $20 per Thursday through Sunday seniors, $12; children 12 and younger, Company and the Alvin Ailey Repertory person; pre-registration is required. Call • Annual Italian American Festival at $10. Children admitted for $8 on Thurs­ Ensemble. All performances are in Poliak 308-0570. Deal Test Site, Whalepond Road, days only. To reserve, call 747-0008 or Auditorium of Monmouth College, West Oakhurst. For more information, call 775­ 758-1118. Long Branch. Tickets for the Ailey concert Saturday and Aug. 21 6520. are $20; $18 for seniors and students. • Adoptive Parenting Educational Other programs are $18; $15 for seniors Thursdays through Saturdays Classes, $50 a couple, 7:30-9:30 p.m. F r i d a y and students. Call the college box office at through Aug. 28 Monmouth Medical Center, 300 Second • Opening day at Freehold Raceway, 571-3483. • First Avenue Playhouse, M onm outh Ave., Long Branch.To register, call 870­ Routes 9 and 33, Freehold. There is no County’s dessert theater, presents the 5205 longer an admission fee. For more infor­ com edy Aspirin and Elephants. Dessert at mation, call 462-3800. 8 p.m.; show at 8:30 p.m. Special matinee Saturday and Sunday performance will be held at 2 p.m. this IT * I)-RAISERS • Pediatric CPR, noon-3 p.m. $35 a Every Saturday Sunday. Playhouse is located at 123 First person, $50 a couple. Monmouth Medical • The MacKenzie Museum and Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Admission, $18 Center, 300 Second Ave., Long Branch. Library, 427 Lakewood-Farmingdale per person; $35 for two. Reservations Every Saturday To register, call 870-5205. Road, Howell, is open and free to the pub­ necessary; call 291-7552. • Deborah Hospital Foundation, Pine lic, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Brook chapter, presents bingo, Saturday S u n d a y Friday and Saturday evenings, Great American Flea Market, • Free screening for TB, educational S a t u r d a y • Dinner-theater production of Route 9, Howell. Doors open 6:15 p.m.; session. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at Our Lady of • Comedian Louie Anderson will per­ Chastity Falls at the M eadow Theater in games start 7 p.m. $1,000 in prize money. Fatima Roman Catholic Church, 380 form at Club Bene, Route 35 in Sayreville. For the sole support of Deborah Heart and The Galleria Atrium, Bridge Avenue and Smith St., Perth Amboy. Child care and Shows at 7:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. with Lung Center, Browns Mills. For more infor­ West Front Street, Red Bank. Dinner, free literature; refreshments served. For optional dinners at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. 5:30-6:30 p.m.; show, 8 p.m. Dinner and mation, call Jack Tesser, 536-3611. Tickets, $30 for dinner and show; $20 for more information, call the Raritan Bay show, $29; show only, $10. On Fridays, show only. Call 727-3000 for reservations. Medical Center, 324-5350. dinner and show for two is $49. Reserva­ S a t u r d a y • Big Sea Day in Manasquan. tions required. Call 758-0099. • Rock and Run with The Nerds, to Activities include sand castle building con­ Mondays and W ednesdays benefit a food bank. $15 for runners, $8 test, surfing competition, tennis, horse­ • AM workout, CentraState Medical for non-runners, $5 for non-runner chil­ shoe tournaments, pie-eating contests. Center, 65 Gibson Place, Freehold dren. Runners must bring a non-perish­ For more information, call 223-8216. Township. Suitable for postpartum exer­ (MBS able high protein food; $4 charge, if no • Red Bank High School Class of food item is donated at the time of regis­ cise; baby-sitting is available. The pro­ 1933 will hold a luncheon-dance, 1-4 p.m., tration. Registration at 7 a.m.; race at 9 gram is six weeks on Mondays and Oyster Point Hotel, Bodman Place, Red Wednesdays 9-10 a.m. Pre-registration is T o d a y a.m. No rain date. Birch Hill Sports and Bank. Tickets are $30. For more informa­ Swim Club, Route 9 south, Old Bridge. required; class fee is $39, plus additional tion, call 542-2384. • Middletown Newcomer’s Club W ild cost for baby-sitting. Call 308-0570 to reg­ and Crazy Old-fashioned Treasure Hunt. For more information, call (201) 478-8198. ister. Club is open to those who have lived in • Picnic for Handicapped children , 1­ Saturday and Sunday Middletown for five years or less. Call 5 p.m. at the Elks Matawan Lodge 2417, • Memorabilia Show at Freehold 332 Monastery Lane, Aberdeen. Tickets M onday through Friday Raceway Mall. For more information, call Maureen Dooley, 615-0356. • Free, confidential and anonymous • Shore Hills Chapter of Sweet Ade­ can be purchased the door, $5 for adults, 409-1304. HIV testing and counseling, with or without lines meeting, 7:30 p.m., Raritan High $2 for children under 10. • HarborFest, noon-9 p.m. at Historic appointments, Monmouth Regional School, Middle Road, Hazlet. Currently Gardner’s Basin Maritime Park, Atlantic open for new membership. For informa­ M o n d a y Screening Center, Jersey Shore Medical City. Free admission, parking. Call (609) tion, call 264-3236 or 988-4598. • Bamm Hollow Country Club, Center, Route 33, Neptune. Monday- 348-2880. Middletown, golf tournament to benefit the Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. with an appointment; Today and next W ednesday Kimberly Fund, which helps families in walk-in hours 2-4:30 p.m., Tuesdays, and M onday and Tuesday • Junior League of Monmouth County financial difficulty due to a child’s illness. 4-6:30 p.m., Thursdays. For an appoint­ • Clyde-Beatty Circus, behind meets 7:30-8:30 p.m. today at Holmdel Immediately following will be a dinner and ment, call 774-0151. Rickel’s, Route 9, Freehold Township. For Library, 4 Crawford Corners Road, and auction of sports collectibles at Squire’s more information, call 409-1304. next Wednesday at the Spring Lake Pub, Eatontown. Lunch and pairing with T u e s d a y Community House Theater, Third Avenue NBA players at 11:30 a.m. Tee off at • Cholesterol screening, 10 a.m .-3 Next W ednesday at Madison. Women ages 21-45 and living 12:30 p.m. Cocktails at 6:30 p.m. Dinner p.m. No appointment or fasting necessary. • Day at the Races at Freehold in the Greater Monmouth area are wel­ at 7:30 p.m.; $75 for dinner, $300 for golf $9. Senior Citizens Activities Network Raceway by the Marlboro Chapter of come to join. For information, call 842­ tournament, lunch and dinner; $1,500 to (SCAN), Monmouth Mall, Eatontown. Women’s American ORT at noon. $22 2039. sponsor a hole. For more information, • Free blood-pressure screenings. No includes parking, program, pen and lunch. • 2 8 AUGUST 11; 1993, THE’INDEPENDENT

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63, of S an D iego, for­ PEARL L. CASLER, 83, of M iddletow n died TH OM AS H. FO LEY, 93, of the Cliffw ood OTIS L. JACKSON, 41, of K eyport died ROBERT McALPIN, A ug. 5 at Riverview M edical C enter, R ed Bank. B each section of A berdeen, died A ug. 5 in July 30 in W anaque C onvalescent Center. Mr. m erly of M ataw an, died A ug. 1 at hom e. Born in N ew Y ork City, he lived in M ataw an from 1965­ M rs. C asler w as born in Buffalo, N.Y., an d lived B ayshore C om m unity Hospital, Holmdel. Born Jackson w as born in Greeleyville, S.C. H e w as in the Port M onm outh section before m oving to in M anhattan, N.Y., he lived in O ld Bridge em ployed by Sunshine Biscuit Co., Sayreville. 1985 w hen he m oved to San Diego. Mr. M iddletown in 1979. S he w orked in the cafete­ before m oving to Cliffwood B each five years Surviving are his com panion, Lynn B edle of M cAlpin w as a com m unicant of St. Benedict’s ria at M iddletown Tow nship High School, now ago. Mr. Foley w as the properietor of T om s Keyport; three sons, D athon B ass of R ed B ank C hurch, H olm del. Surviving are his wife, Licia; M iddletow n North, before retiring in 1968. S he N ew sstand, N ew York City, for m any years. H e and T yrone and Jerom e Bedle, both of Keyport; three daughters, K im berly C ooper of M anhattan w as a m em ber of the N ew M onm outh Baptist also w as a form er cafeteria em ployee at tw o daughters, O tina and O trace Jackson, both B each, Calif., T racey of M ataw an and Allison of Church and an active m em ber of the w om en’s M adison Central High School, Old Bridge. Mr. of R ed Bank; tw o brothers, H enry of M aryland H erm osa B each, Calif., and three grandchil­ organization of the church. S he w as a m em ber Foley w as predeceased by his wife, M ary and the Rev. Earl Jackson of Lakew ood; a sis­ dren. Services w ere arranged by the W hite and of the Senior Citizens Bowling L eague and a W erder Foley, in 1943. Surviving are a daugh­ ter, R osem ary O tuonye of N ew Brunswick; his Day Funeral H om e, H erm osa Beach. charter m em ber of the Thursday Nite Ladies ter, Patricia Francis of O ld Bridge, tw o grand­ father, Isaiah of the M organville section of M arl­ League, both at H arm ony Lanes. H er husband, children and a great-grandson. Services w ere boro, and a grandson. Services w ere arranged T. Everett Sr., died in 1979. Surviving are a arranged by the Brunswick M em orial H om e, by the Jam es Funeral H om e, Perth A m boy. DANIEL F. NOREEN, 79, of the E ast son, T hom as E. C asler Jr., Long Branch; two E ast B runsw ick. Burial w as in Holy C ross Burial K eansburg section of M iddletown, died Aug. 1 daughters, Geraldine MacLennan, Park, South Brunsw ick. in R iverview M edical C enter, R ed B ank. Born in Shenandoah, Va., and N anci C asler Dully, Port HELEN H. KISSEL, 84, of H olm del died Q ueens, N.Y., he m oved to E ast K eansburg 45 M onm outh; a brother, A rthur C oddington, Port July 29 at hom e. Born in Long B ranch, sh e lived years ago. Mr. N oreen w orked for Lily-Tulip C harlotte, Fla.; a sister, E tta W yckoff, Fair JESSIE MCLEAN, of the Lincroft section of in H olm del for the past 57 years. M rs. Kissel C up Co., H olm del, for 10 years, until 1982. H e H aven; four grandchildren, and four great- M iddletown, died July 28 in Riverview M edical w orked for H olm del for 31 years, serving as then w as a custodian for the M iddletown randchildren. Services w ere arranged by the C enter, R ed Bank. S he w as an infant. Surviving tow n clerk from 1968 until her retirem ent in T ow nship School District for six years, retiring cott Funeral H om e, Belford section of are her parents, Brian and T heresa Salani 1970. She was a m em ber of Holmdel in 1989. Mr. N oreen w as a m em ber of the tast M i d d ! s t o w n . M cLean; her paternai grandparents, A ndrew C om m unity Church. M rs. Kissel w as prede­ K eansburg Fire C om pany Exem pt Firem en's M cLean of D enver, Colo., and Anita M cLean of ceased by her first husband, John M ount, in A ssociation. Surviving are his wife, D orothy W est Long Branch; and her m aternal grandfa­ 1968, and her second husband, Jam es Kissel, H ahn N oreen; tw o daughters, Linda W im m er of BENJAMIN S. CASSARO JR., 3 9 , o f ther, Dr. R ay Terry Salani of Lincroft. Services in 1990. Surviving are tw o daughters, M ary Long B ranch and Carole Hopler of R ed Hook, H azlet died July 31 in B ayshore C om m unity w ere arranged by the John E. Day Funeral Lynn Liebenow of H olm del and Patricia Jane N.Y.; a son, D ennis of Sayreville; a brother, H ughes of Levittown, N.Y.; a sister, G ertrude H ospital, H olm del. B orn in Jersey City, h e lived H om e, R ed Bank. H erbet E vans of Florida, four grandchildren and M atthew s of Freehold, four grandchildren and in H azlet for the past 36 years. Mr. C assaro a great-grandchild. Services w ere arranged by four great-grandchildren. Services w ere w as a driver and m aintenance person for Spirits the Scott Funeral H om e, Belford section of arranged by the H olm del Funeral H om e. Unlim ited, M iddletown, for the past tw o years. ROSE C. NAPOLITANO FORMICA, 6 9 , o f M iddletown. Previously, he w orked for Foodtow n superm ar­ M iddletown died July 30 in B ayshore C om m u­ ket, M iddletown, for nine years, and at nity H ospital, H olm del. B orn in Brooklyn, N.Y., 58, of Long B ranch, Riverview M edical C enter, R ed Bank, for about JOSEPH KITZMAN, AGNES PETRONIS PLESNAK, 8 8 , o f she lived in H azlet for 17 years before m oving form erly of Hazlet, died A ug. 4 in M onm outh four years. Mr. C assaro w as predeceased by H olm del died Aug. 5 at Holm del C onvalescent to M iddletown four m onths ago. M rs. Form ica M edical C enter, Long Branch. Born in Keyport, his father, B enjam in, in 1990. Surviving are his Center, H olm del. M rs. Plesnak w as born in w as a seam stress em ployed through the he lived in H azlet before m oving to Long m other, A nn Pellagatti C assaro, with w hom he Perth A m boy and lived there m ost of her life b e­ International Ladies G arm ent W orkers Union, Branch 20 years ago. Mr. Kitzman w as lived; a brother, Salvatore of K eansburg; a sis­ fore m oving to H olm del in 1984. H er husband, R ed Bank, for 40 years, retiring in 1989. S he em ployed with M onm outh County Reclam ation ter, C ookie C antrella of Cincinnati, O hio, tw o Ignatius, died in 1954, and her son, W illiam, w as a m em ber of the D ante Club, Hazlet, and a C enter for 31/2 years. H e w as a m aster m ason nieces and two nephew s. Services w ere died in 1991. Surviving are her daughter-in-law , parishioner of St. B enedict’s C hurch, H olm del. for C aesarea Lodge 64 Free and A ccepted arranged by the John F. Pfleger Funeral H om e, E m m a Plesnak of M ataw an, and several nieces M asons, a m em ber of the First R eform ed M iddletown. M rs. Form ica also w as a volunteer for B ayshore and nephew s. Services w ere arranged by Flynn C om m unity H ospital for 15 years. Surviving are Church, Long Branch, and a N avy veteran of and Son Funeral H om e, Fords section of her husband, Ralph; thre^e daughters, the K orean W ar. Surviving are a daughter, Lori W oodbridge. ANNA DORISHOOK, 66, of H azlet, died R osem ary Cavallo and C arolann B rennan, both of K eyport; his father, Em il, and a brother, Aug. 2 in B ayshore C om m unity H ospital, of Staten Island, N.Y., and S tephanie D ’A puzzo A sbury, both of Florida; a stepbrother, Frank H olm del. Born in N ew York, she lived in of the Cliffwood section of A berdeen; a brother, C ook, and a friend, C leo D ulgosz, both of Long STELLA CIECIERSKI RUPINSKI, 7 7 , o f Brooklyn, N.Y., before m oving to H azlet three G ennaro N apolitano of East M eadow , Long Branch. Services w ere arranged by the M iddletown died Aug. 5 in Riverview M edical years ago. M rs. D orishook w as a seam stress. D am iano Funeral H om e, Long Branch. Island; three sisters, Phyllis E m anuele of C enter, R ed Bank. Born in Bulger, Pa., she Surviving are a son, R onald J. of K eyport; a Hazlet, Josephine D elnoce of Staten Island and lived in Elm hurst, N.Y., and G reenpoint, N.Y., daughter, D onna H ering of Hazlet; her father, before m oving to M iddletown nine years ago. A nne S errecchia of W hite Plains, N.Y., and five 66, of Largo, Fla., w ho se Joseph Palm ieri, and a brother, M anny WILLIAM R. LEE, M rs. Rupinski w as a com m unicant of St. grandchildren. Services w ere arranged by the daughter resides in M ataw an, died A ug. 2 in Palm ieri, both of M anhattan, N.Y.; a sister, A nthony’s Church, R ed Bank. S he w as a volun­ D ay Funeral H om e, K eyport, with a M ass at St. Y vonne C aputo of Brooklyn, and four grandchil­ M orton Plant H ospital, C learw ater, Fla. Born in teer at M onm outh M useum , Lincroft section of B enedict’s C hurch. Interm ent w as in H olm del dren. Services w ere arranged by the John W . Brooklyn, N.Y., he lived in S taten Island, N.Y., M iddletown, and a m em ber of the M iddletown C em etery M ausoleum . M ehlenbeck Funeral H om e, Hazlet. before m oving to Largo four years ago. M r. L ee Senior Center. M rs. Rupinski w as predeceased w as a civilian em ployee with the N ew Y ork City by her husband, W alter, in O ctober 1983. CHARLES W. HANCIK, 68, of M ataw an Police D epartm ent for 10 years, retiring in 1988. Surviving are a son, W alter F. of Seattle, PATRICK C. GREAVES, 80, of H azlet died died A ug. 6 at hom e. Born in H oboken, he lived H e w as a com m unicant of St. C lare’s Church, W ash.; a daughter, Joann Pasterczyk of July 30 in Riverview M edical C enter, R ed Bank. Staten Island, and a m em ber of the Knights of in the M ataw an area for m ore than 38 years. M iddletow n; three brothers, Stanley Ciecierski Born In Belfast, N orthern Ireland, he cam e to C olum bus of St. C lare’s. Mr. Lee w as prede­ and Frank Jesky, both of Brooklyn, and W alter M r. H ancik w as an adm inistrative officer in the the U nited S tates in 1924, residing in N ew Y ork, ceased by his son, John, in 1986. Surviving are Ciecierski of Southport, C onn.; three sisters, federal governm ent at Fort M onm outh, retiring the Belford section of M iddletow n, Ridgefield his wife, T eresa M cG ivney Lee; three daugh­ Lottie K otarski and H elen M eade, both of after 30 years of service. H e w as a m em ber Park and K eyport before m oving to H azlet in ters, M argaret M cA loon of C osta M esa, Calif., Q ueens, and Irene M cErlean of Ridge, N.Y., and treasurer of the North Shrew sbury Ice B oat 1978. Mr. G reaves w as a longshorem an with T eresa Christie of M ataw an and K athleen four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. and Y acht Club, Red Bank; a m em ber and the International L ongshorem an A ssociation, Jackelow of Staten Island; tw o sons, W illiam of Services w ere arranged by the John E. Day secretary/treasurer of the Y ankee Ice B oat N ew Y ork, for 30 years, retiring in 1975. H e w as Old Bridge and Jam es of H elm etta; a brother, Funeral H om e, R ed Bank. A ssociation; a m em ber of the N ew England Ice a parishioner of Holy Fam ily C hurch, Union John of Port Jefferson, N.Y., and nine grand­ Y acht A ssociation; and a form er m em ber of the B each. Surviving are his wife, D orothy D onnelly children. Services w ere arranged by the D ay K eyport Y acht Club. Mr. H ancik also w as an HELEN C. WINN RUPPEL, 8 5 , o f G reaves; a son, Patrick C. of M iddletown; six Funeral H om e, Keyport. Interm ent w as in the A rm y veteran of W orld W ar II. Surviving are his A berdeen died Aug. 4 at hom e. Born in daughters, D orothy Carroll and H elen Spencer, C em etery of the R esurrection, Staten Island. M anhattan, N.Y., sh e lived in Brooklyn, N.Y., both of Keyport, Eileen V otapek and T heresa wife, Doris R eem an Hancik; three sons, Bruce before m oving to A berdeen 20 years ago. M rs. Rockw ell, both of Brick, R oseann Sidisin of H a­ P. of the W oodlands, T exas, Carl A. of A popka, Ruppel w as a hom em aker. She w as prede­ zlet and M ary H ecker of Tinton Falls, 24 grand­ Fla. and M ark J. of Jam esburg; and two ELIZABETH S. MONUSH, 72, of H azlet, ceased by her husband, Joseph, in 1960. children and 13 great-grandchildren. Services grandchildren. Services w ere under the direc­ died Aug. 7 in B ayshore C om m unity Hospital, Surviving are a son, Jo seph L. Jr. of A berdeen; w ere arranged by the John F. Pfleger Funeral tion of M. David D eM arco Funeral H om e, H olm del. B orn in K eyport, he lived in H azlet for two daughters, Joan of A berdeen and Helen H om e, M iddletown. M o n r o e . 34 years. M rs. Monush w as a registered nurse Kleinfeldt of W oodhaven, Q ueens, N.Y.; a sis­ for R ed Bank C onvalescent C enter for 17 ter, Isabel D aniels of Palatka, Fla., and three years. S he also w as an operating room supervi­ randsons. Services w ere arranged by the D ay sor at Perth A m boy G eneral Hospital, form erly uneral H om e, Keyport, with a M ass at St. Raritan B ay M edical C enter, for 10 years. M rs. C lem ent’s C hurch, M ataw an. Burial w as in St. ALLERG Y SEASON IS HERE! M onush w as a com m unicant of St. Benedict’s C harles C em etery, Pinelaw n, Long Island, N.Y. C hurch, H olm del. Surviving are tw o sons, B ryan of the Fords section of W oodbridge and Barry INDOOR AIR SPECIALISTS CHARLES P. SCHULER, 60, of M ataw an of N ew Brunsw ick; a daughter, M ichelle died Aug. 6 in B ayshore C om m unity Hospital, lacouzzi of W all; tw o brothers, T om Sm ith of H olm del. Born in C oaldale, Pa., he lived in M aryland and W illiam Sm ith of California; tw o AIR D U C T CLEANING Brooklyn, N.Y., before m oving to M ataw an 25 sisters, M oya B row er of H azlet and K athleen years ago. Mr. Schuler w orked for the N ew C um m ings of A berdeen, and four grandchil­ York Telephone Co. in m anagem ent for 35 How Air Duct Cleaning Benefits You: dren. Services w ere arranged by the John W . years, retiring tw o years ago. H e w as secretary M ehlenbeck Funeral H om e, Hazlet. • Helps relieve allergy suffering • Fewer breakdowns, less maintenance and past exalted ruler of Elks Lodge 2417, • Helps remove pollen, dust and other irritants • Reduces heating & cooling costs M ataw an; an exem pt m em ber of Freneau Fire C om pany, and a m em ber of the Knights of > Helps eliminate household dust • Provides a cleaner living environment MICHAEL MacCUTCHEON, 3 8 , o f C olum bus, St. Pius X C hapter 4542, Brooklyn. M ataw an died A ug. 1 in N ew Y ork City. Born in • Eliminates possible health hazards H e also w as a N avy veteran of the K orean W ar Scranton, Pa., he lived in M ataw an all his life. and a com m unicant of St. C lem ent’s Church, LTHIER Mr. M acC utcheon w as a carpenter. H e w as pre­ deceased by his father, B ruce, in 1990. S ur­ M ataw an. Surviving are his wife, Lucille 1118 River Ave., RT., 9, Lakewood, N.J. viving are his m other, A nn M arie H offm an M ac­ O ’C onnor Schuler; a son, Jam es, at hom e; two C utcheon of M ataw an; five brothers, B ruce of daughters, M arie Taylor of M ataw an and Ann 908-901-1515 • 1-800-734-8620 A berdeen, Jam es of the M organville section of M ary Savattieri of M ontvale; tw o brothers, 609-693-7775 M arlboro, Patrick of San Francisco, and Patrick of Rockville, M d., and G erald of W est Tim othy and Robert, both of Freehold, and a Islip, N .Y .; tw o sisters, A nn M arie B rugnolotti of REATHE COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL sister, Lori of M ataw an. Services w ere arranged Charlotte, N.C., and C lara Jean C ondon of by the D ay Funeral H om e, K eyport, with a M ass Brooklyn, and tw o granddaughters. Services at St. C lem ent’s C hurch, M ataw an. Crem ation w ere arranged by the W aitt Funeral H om e, w as private. M organville section of M arlboro. 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NEWS BRIEFS J A 1993 Annual Report to OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY ASSOCIATES HAZLET Shareholders, containing more than 12,000 publicly owned companies that are Sanford W. Wohlstadter, M.D., FACOG Airport Plaza Chiropractic Center, requested to file a report with the Robert P. Penney, M.D., FACOG Route 36, Hazlet, will offer complimen­ Securities and Exchange Commission; M ichael P. Conley, M.D. tary health and fitness evaluations week­ and trading on the New York, American Marie C. Di Tommaso Certified Nurse Midwife days through Aug. 19 in exchange for $5- and over-the-counter stock exchanges are $25 donations to benefit the Hazlet First available at the Eastern Branch of the We Accept Most H M O ’s Aid Squad. The offer is an extension of Monmouth County Library, Route 35, the center’s Aug. 7 health fair which was Shrewsbury. For information, call 842­ • Laparoscopic Hysterectomy a fundraising event to help the squad raise 5995. • Laparoscopic Lasar Surgery funds for the emergency medical techni­ • All Current Forms of Contraception Available cian defibrillator program. For an All evening courses offered this fall at • Total Gynecological & Obstetrical Care In Our Office appointment, call 264-2233. Brookdale Community College’s four county extension sites will be guaranteed 704 N. Beers Street 39 Avenue at the Commons to run, according to a policy established Holmdel, N.J. 07733 Shrewsbury, N.J. 07702 HOLMDEL by the college’s board of trustees. Any student who registers for an evening (908) 739-2500 (908) 389-0003 course while seats are still available will Immediate Availability Plus Evening & Sat. Appointments Available Residents, employees and volunteers be guaranteed that the course will run as at Bayshore Health Care Center, Holmdel, planned, unless there is zero enrollment. recently spent a week adding art to their Early registration is recommended. For building. The work was facilitated by the information, call the learning centers: Foundation for Hospital Art, an organiza­ Asbury Park, 224-2780; Bayshore, 224­ tion established in 1984 to comfort people 2725; Freehold, 224-2386; or Long in hospitals and nursing homes. Branch, 224-2757. P r o te c t Volunteers from the foundation provide sketches for murals and ceiling tiles, and The department of Obstetrics and Y o u r others add color to the drawings. Three Gynecology at Monmouth Medical murals, a six-part painting and numerous Center, Long Branch, is sponsoring a pro­ investment Now! ceiling tiles were completed at the center. fessional conference today through Friday With ACME at the Ocean Place Hilton, Long Branch. 3 YEAR PER YEAR FOR LESS THAN$3 5 ° ° YOU GET: Bayshore Community Hospital, “Cutting Edge ’93” is expected to attract M cCo n n e l l SERVICE Holmdel, has donated $1,000 to the more than 100 physicians from across the ■ The Best service plan available...Anywhere! Includes Parts 8 Labor FUEL PLAN • Complete yearly inspection/tune-up included American Heart Association. The money country. Registration fee is $595 for Exclusive FOR THE • 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE was raised during the hospital’s annual physicians and $345 for residents, med­ PRICE ■ Other oil co. contracts com pletely transferable exercise-a-thon, an event where cardiac ical students and nurses. For information, OF ONE Plus...$5 0 OF HEATING OIL FREE rehabilitation patients exercise on tread­ call 870-5179. mills, bicycles and other equipment, gath­ ering sponsors to support their efforts. News briefs and items of community a c m e • M c C o n n e l l f u e l The hospital also was named “A Hospital interest may be submitted to: Editor, the “YOUR LEADER IN SERVICE” With Heart” by the heart association, Independent, do Greater Media News­ making it the first hospital in Monmouth papers, 7 Edgeboro Road, East Bruns­ CALL NOW (908) 291-3200 or 1 (800) 662-3061 and Ocean counties to receive the title. wick 08816.

MIDDLETO E X P E R T Richard Levesque, a fifth-grader PET GROOM ING from St. Mary’s School, won second prize in the Monmouth County Historical D eep (Sea Delights! Commission’s essay contest. His compo­ sition answered the question, “Why Is It ROBIN d ffiW Important to Preserve Our Community’s C a ll i uai History?” Richard received a certificate of recognition from the Monmouth County 7 3 9 - 2 1 1 1 Board of Freeholders at a ceremony held at the Hall of Records in Freehold. ! 20% OFF St. M ary’s Theater Group, New \ With This Coupon Monmouth, has tickets available for The (1 coupon per pet) Nutcracker Ballet Dec. 5 at the New York Difficult to handle Dogs & Cats Welcome State Theater in Lincoln Center. A bus Five Additional Groomings Entitles your will leave at 11 a.m. from the Mater Dei Pet to One Free Grooming High School parking lot, Cherry Tree Farm Road, and return at about 4 p.m. Location in: Community Animal Hospital The cost is $52 and includes third-ring seating, transportation, driver’s tips and Hwy 36 Catch of the W eek taxes. To reserve, call Pat Thompson at Hazlet, l\IJ 787-3652 or Rita Young at 787-9138 Delicious Bluefish, only $1.00/lb. before Aug. 28.

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That gives players a chance to learn other positions.” ______BY ALAN KARMIN______Auerbach, of Middletown, said the fall Staff W riter season which is a new program sanctioned by Little League Baseball of Williams­ port, Pa., of which the Middletown league While the fall recreation season usually is a member, paid dividends for the play­ means football or soccer for most area ers who participated. youths, two local leagues have put base­ “Last year the program was very suc­ ball on the fall menu. cessful in that the players who played fall The Middletown American Little baseball seemed to be a little bit more suc­ League will begin its second fall season cessful this past spring,” he said. while the Hazlet Youth Athletic League Neither Auerbach or Camerlengo said will celebrate its inaugural campaign. they are concerned about a conflict the “The program is in its second year and baseball leagues may have with other fall it’s strictly a learning league,” said Al sports. Auerbach of Middletown American. “It’s “There are children who don’t want to set up to teach the youngsters more about play football or soccer,” said Auerbach, the basics of the game rather than worry­ “so they have decided to continue to play ing about the heat of competition.” baseball. As a matter of fact, we have The Middletown league is set up with a more youngsters signed up than we did all division of 10- to 12-year-old players and of last year. Last year we had five teams a 13-15 age group. Auerbach said he is in each of the two divisions and this year hoping to have enough participation to we should double that.” have the 13-year-olds play in a division of “We run a football program and a their own. cheerleading program,” said Camerlengo “The players who really benefit are the of the HYAL. “If a child is registered for 10-year-olds and the 13-year-olds,” said those programs he cannot participate in NET PLAY — Kathleen Reardon, 17, swats a shot over the net during Auerbach, “because we have the kids fall baseball or softball. While we want to a tennis clinic sponsored by the Hazlet Township Recreation Depart­ playing in the division they’ll be playing help the baseball and softball players, we ment at Raritan High School. in next spring so it helps those two groups certainly want to protect and not hurt the (Photo by Rich Schultz) to get a jump on making the adjustment to football and cheerleading programs which the higher division. seem to have been taking off the last cou­ “It’s especially tough on the 13-year- ple of years.” olds, who are making the move from the Final registration for the Middletown Freehold m eet opens F r i d a y smaller diamond where the bases on 60 American fall baseball league is Saturday, feet apart to the major league diamond 2-4 p.m., at McMann Field. Tryouts are When Freehold Raceway opens its shaft bikes,” explained Dowd. “We will where the bases are 90 feet apart. That’s tentatively scheduled for Aug. 21 with 140th year of harness racing on Friday, it not permit them at Freehold until further why we’d like to get them in their own league play slated to begin the first full will become the first race track in New research is done as to their safety stan­ division.” weekend after Labor Day. Any late regis­ Jersey to offer free admission. That is just dards. We have the support of the majori­ In its first season, the Hazlet league is trants will be placed on a waiting list. one major change in the track’s daily for­ ty of trainers and drivers concerning this offering baseball for boys ages 8-12 and Further information can be obtained by mat that will be part of the 1993 sum­ issue and right now it is in the best inter­ softball for girls 7-15. calling Auerbach at 495-6608. mer/fall meet. ests of everyone concerned to not permit Joe Camerlengo said the new fall Signups for the HYAL fall baseball The track will offer a stakes schedule them at Freehold for the start of our league in town has met with a good and softball program, which is also sched­ that will include the $1.2 million Breeders meet.” response. uled to begin play the weekend after Crown on Oct. 23 and the $350,000 James The Breeder’s Crown on Oct. 23 and Labor Day, will be Saturday and Sunday, “We’re having registration the next B. Dancer Memorial Pace on Sept. 4. the $350,000 James B. Dancer Memorial two weekends but we had a sign-up book 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Aug. 21-22, 10 a.m. In addition to the daily free admission Pace on Sept. 4 highlight the record $4.5 just to get a feel for what kind of response to 1 p.m., at the HYAL complex on Hazlet to the live racing card (there will still be million stakes race schedule. we would get and we’ve had approximate­ Avenue. For more information, the league an admission price for the nightly simul­ The stakes schedule begins on Friday ly youngsters sign up. phone number is 264-3060. 200 casting), Freehold will present a new non­ with the running of the $100,000 New smoking policy and will not permit the Jersey Futurity Open Pace for 2-year-olds. S o c c e r tourney set for S e p t . 4 - 6 use of the new bent-shaft racing bikes. The top-rated harness horse in “We are very excited about our new America, Presidential Ball, is expected to meet,” said Freehold Raceway Presdient be a starter in the $105,000 New Jersey The Middletown Soccer Club will sponsor its first outdoor tournament Sept. 4-6 for Dennis Dowd. “With free admission every Sire Stakes 3-year-old Colt Pace that will boys’ and girls’ teams in age groups ranging from 8-and-under to 19-and-under. day for live racing we will be bring in a The tournament will take place at two sites: Thompson Park in Middletown and be held Saturday. A $100,000 Sire Stakes Dorbrook Park in Colts Neck. lot of new fans and reward our regulars race for 3-year-old filly pacers will also be Club officials expect to have a total of 120 teams playing in the tournament, with patrons with a bonus.” raced Saturday. each team guaranteed a minimum of three games. Freehold’s non-smoking areas will Other stakes races will include the There’s also the possibility of playoffs following the regular bracket play. Trophies include the entire Clubhouse Level of the $350,000 Garden State Pace (Aug. 21); will be awarded to first- and second-place teams in each division. track, half of Billy’s Party Room and part the $100,000 Charles I. Smith Open Trot Le Coq Sportif is a corporate sponsor lending support with T-shirts, hats and game of the Renaissance Dining Room. Smok­ (Sept. 3); the $200,000 Helen Dancer balls. Soccer Post of Eatontown also will be on hand. ing will be allowed in the Grandstand and Memorial Pace (Sept. 6); the $100,000 Club officials decided to start the tournament after two successful indoor events were Main LineLevels of the track. Lou Babic Memorial for 2-year-old filly held at Middletown’s two high schools. The tourney has drawn interest locally from The ban on the new bent-shaft racing pacers (Sept. 6); the $175,000 Molly Monmouth and Ocean counties and from as far away as Maryland and Virginia. bikes has the approval of the jockeys and Pitcher Pace (Sept. 18); the $100,000 For more information about the tournament, call Pat Connolly at 741-4867. trainers at the raceway. Smith Trot for 3-year-old filly trotters “There has been quite a lot of contro­ (Sept. 24); and the $220,000 Lou Babic — Alan Karmin versy concerning the use of these bent- Memorial for 2-year-old pacers (Oct. 9). 3 2 AUGUST 11, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT S P O R T S e a s i w OLDIES! HP! W i d e n

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The training and development 500 series in a WIBC-sanctioned league or DEADLINE: Aug. 16 athletic physicals for fall sports participation program enables youngsters ages 10-15 to play tournament in New Jersey. For more informa­ on Thursday and Aug. 19 in the high school ISSUE DATE: Aug. 11 up for the following year (i.e. the level at tion, call Ruby Jane Niebergall at (201) 478­ nurse’s office from 2:30-5:30 p.m. Required which they will be playing organized ball dur­ 4385, or Jennie Protono at (201) 797-7594. physical forms are available in the school’s ing spring 1994). There is a 10-game season WIN main office and can be picked up daily from with most games played on weekends. The Rock ’n Run ’93 10K Road Race in Old 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. DINNER Applications can be picked up at the snack bar Bridge to benefit the Community Food Bank at M cM ahon’s Park in North Middletown. will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday. The race will MIDDLETOWN Volunteer umpires are needed. 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Some experience people to participate Freehold. Call 908-446-8027 A vacancy exists on the Old Bridge Board of Education. Any Old ASSOCIATES and college preferred in Panel/Group Middlesex Cty. 908-679-7638 Bridge Township resident who possesses the following qualifications Publishing/Graphic but not needed. Discussions CHILDREN’S CHOICE Design Company Computer literacy a 425 Riva Ave., E. Brunswick and has an interest in serving should submit a letter of intent and plus. Salary + profit regarding Research Ages 3 months-5 years. is Hiring Kindergarten. State Certified. resu m e. sharing with opportuni­ & Development of Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months ACCOUNT MANAGERS: ty for advancement. NEW PRODUCTS a year. Call 908-821-1717 Qualifications for Board of Education members according to NJS Full and Part tim e Call Jim at Previous experience in EAST BRUNSWICK - Reliable advertising or sales (908) 431-2366 or fax Call Miss Clark mother of 3. Available F/T 18A:12-1 include: resume to 780-3642. p r e fe r r e d . 2 5 1 - 9 0 0 0 P/T. Call 908-651-1441 1.18 years of age EAST BRUNSWICK- AM day­ RESEARCHER/WRITER: care avail. Kindergarten kids 2. Citizen and a resident of the district for at least one year For annual guides to Central in Irwin zoned home by loving 3. Able to read and write N e w J e r s e y TELEMARKETERS teacher/mom. 908-613-5098 ADMINISTRATIVE EAST BRUNSWICK- Day care In your letter of intent, please address what you consider to be the ASSISTANT: CUSTOMER SERVICE teacher will care for your child Part tim e • Flexible Hours in her home. 908-257-iCrt3 role of a Board of Education member and how you could best fulfill Responsible self starter with Fast growing food service is strong comm unication & EF AU PAIR this role. Please forward your material by Friday, August 27, 1993, to: organizational skills. W riting looking for bright, motivated European Llve-in child care skills a plus. Com puter Dr. M ary Jean Guidette literate, W ord Perfect individuals to man our phones EF Au Pairs are thoroughly k n o w le d g e . screened, hold legal Visas, County Superintendent of Schools in our Old Bridge office. speak English and are dedi­ Send resume to cated to the care of your chil­ New Jersey Department of Education Hours 9-1 or 5-9 dren. Average cost $170./ P0 Box 265 week regardless # of children 200 Old Matawan Road East Brunswick, Call Mrs. Waters Call Michelle Chazen NJ 08816 908-566-8937 Old Bridge, NJ 08857 or Betsy Marengo or call 908-257-7645 1-800-872-0157 908-446-6870 _^ov^lesignated^T^>^ofi^ 3 8 AUGUST 11,1993, THE INDEPENDENT 037r babysitting/ 037a Baby/Child 048 General 043 Appliances 047 Furniture 047 Furniture 047 Furniture 047 Furniture C h ild Care Care Wanted Merchandise HOUSEKEEPERS, Nannies, MARLBORO-3 days/week, my DRYER - Electric, Sears, top BUREAU-Wood-6 drawers LIVING ROOM-Contemporary SOFA & LOVE SEAT WICKER & RATTAN-Pine home 7:30-6:30. 1 year old. of the line. Runs excellent. with bookcase. Wood corner couch, loveseat & chair. $500. Bassett. Pastel colors. 1 yr. Furniture, Gifts & Baskets. FULLER BRUSH Nurses Aides available. All References. 908-591 -2404 First $50. takes it. Call desk & cabinet. Call Almond laquer WALL UNIT- STORAGE SHEDS nationalties. Licensed/Bonded. 908-238-5850, evenings. 908-294-8636/908-409-1307 $700. Excellent condition. old. Exc. cond. Asking $400. Great Savings & Selections CALL 908-972-2360 AURORA AGENCY 222-3369 Please call 908-972-2483 Call 908-888-3957 MIDDLETOWN IMPERIAL FREEZER COUCH & LOVESEAT - SOFA - Creme color back­ The Wicker Basket Rt 34 KINDERLAND, Marlboro- Heavy duty, 15 cu. ft. Matching, brown & beige Colts Neck 908-462-8855 GENERATOR Ages 21/2-6. Nursery, pre-K & Seeking child care Monday- Like new. Asking $300. plaid. Good cond. $300. for MOVING - Bedrm. Set - Dark ground, English style. 2 rose Honda. 3500 watts, elec. K. State cert. 908-431 -0718 Friday, 1pm-4pm in my home. Call 908-679-4718 aft. 7 pm. both. TV- RCA 27" color con­ wood, good cond. $500. Liv­ color wing back chairs. All start, heavy duty, on wheels, Non-smoker. 908-671 -5233 sole , like new. $200. Call ing Rm. Set - Beige leather, 2 very good condition- & like 048 General 5 gal. fuel cap. Like brand LITTLE RED SCHOOL 908-225-0621 pcs. $400. TV color big new. $900. Call for informa­ new. $800. firm. Must sell. HOUSE Nursery School. Reg­ MILLPOND/MORGAN VILLE RANGE screen $500. 908-679-2512 tion, 908-283-0599 Merchandise 908-905-6967 Early morning sitter needed GE elec. 30”, exc. cond. DAYBED- White twin, w/matt. ister for Sept. 908-462-1872 for 8 year old boy. & access., like new. $300. MOVING SALE SOFA Call 908-591-2233 brown. $150. 908-583-0312 Antique mirror, camping cots, All contents. Modern apt. BAR STOOLS-(2) swivel, HANDICAPPED MARLBORO- Quality care, REFRIGERATOR - Avanti cherry table. 908-249-8299 Quality value. 908-972-5856 $60.- brown tweed. $100./pair. TLC, f/t, p/t. Highest refs. OLD BRIDGE portable. Exc. cond. Perfect Call 908-671 -2472 EXERCISE BIKE: DP. $35. Electric lift chair $500. Adjust­ Snacks incl. 908-536-1148 Experienced, loving, respon­ for college student. $70. or DESK - Secretary style, solid SEWING MACHINE: w/cabi- able electric bed $500. sible person in our home. To best offer. Call 908-446-0528 wood, black w/ hand painted MOVING SALE SOFA net $20. CHEST: 48x38x22, 908-613-0132 OLD BRIDGE- Loving mom care for 5 month old baby, oriental designs. Beautiful. Brass/glass curio, wall unit, art Beige print. Good cond. $65. $20. 908-247-0543 will care for your child in her Mon.-Fri./full time. References R E FRIGE RATO R-Whirl pool. $425. Call 908-613-4892 work, full bed w/mattress & or best offer. Call HOT TUB (NEW)-Self- home. Great references. required. Call 908-607-2607 Almond. Side-by-side, 25.6 DINETTE SET - Black lac­ boxspring. Call 908-308-3329 908-787-6858 after 5:30 p.m. BED-Captains Oak (2) full Contained $1,395. ea. Whole­ 908-679-2291 cu.ft. Good cond. $250. Call quer, 42" round. 4 gray fabric size w/3 large drawers-asking sale Outlet. 908-363-2952 908-536-1108 chairs. $65. or best offer. Call SOFA $300. TYPEWRITER/WP- OLD BRIDGE 908-787-6858 after 5:30 p.m. MOVING SALE Smith Corona-asking $100. KITCHEN CABINETS - Cus­ PARLIN Seeking mature minded cre­ WALL OVEN - Caloric Contemporary. Good cond. Call 908-254-8434 tom brown formica, white ative & energetic non-smoker Gas-Almond. Has rotisserie. DINING ROOM - Table, 4 Dinette, din. rm. set, tools & $150. Call 908-495-2162 countertop. Good cond. White Irish lady, will baby sit your experienced with infants for Like new. Asking $75. Call chairs, buffet, china closet, much more. 908-525-0486 sink & exhaust fan also in­ child in my home, any hours. child care in my home. Must 908-679-6629 $350. Kitchen table & 4 SOFA/LOVE SEAT CHINA cluded. $500. 908-381-1052. Call 908-727-4168 have references & driver’s li­ WASHER & GAS DRYER chairs, $75. Casual couch & 2 MOVING SALE Printed velour. 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Complete KITCHEN CABINETS providing loving care in non­ smoker w/car. 908-679-4489 ing $125. 908-462-2439 cally. Call 908-651-8350 smoking home, f/t, p/t. CPR $350. Like new, 908-536-0218 weight set, $145. AC 5,000 Oak-17’ includes sink. Very cert. Lunch. 908-238-3274 MOVING SALE WATERBED - Sleeps 2. With BTU, $100. Lawn mower, $50. good condition. $350. or best 040 Situations DINING ROOM very heavy wood bookcase IBM typewriter, $50. Vacuum, offer. Call 908-238-1263 044 Computers Marble coffee table, sect. $30. Call 908-238-9364 W anted Oval tbl., W/6 chairs. Break- frame. Good condition. $150. SPOTSWOOD front. Traditional. Asking $350. couch, master bedrm., more! Call 908-521-2990 CONCERT PHOTOS - 80 KITCHEN CABINETS Call 908-254-1892 908-591 -8222 color photos of Pink Floyd Remodeling. Dark walnut. Tender loving child care in my COMPANION/Care Taker COMMODORE AMIGA 500 - concert, 3x5". $75. home. Newborn to 4 years. Live-in only. Excellent refs. Expanded memory. 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Call 908-738-9724 incl. china closet, buffet/serv­ $75. Call 908-739-2598 a/m, f/m 33 & 45 RECORD mower, needs engine work. ABC TYPING er, table & chairs. Good cond. after 6 p.m. UPHOLSTERY PLAYER*$50. 908-249-5522 $100. 908-264-8754 037a Baby/Child LETTERS & MORE!! Asking $450. or best oFer. 25 Years Experience DISHES Care Wanted REASONABLE RATES 045 Clothing Call 908-855-9540, evenings. RECLINER Stoneware, oven proof. 20 LORI & ME Call 908-536-3495 DINING ROOM SET - Table, CUSTOM piece serving for 4. Beige. Comics/Baseball Card Center. CAR COAT-Men's Shearling. 6 chairs, china closet. $500. La-Z-Boy, Joe Namath model, UPHOLSTERY $13. Call 908-787-4995 Yorktowne Shopping Center/ CHILD Care Network needs 15 FREE RESUMES NEW. Size med.. tan. $150. or best offer. Call brown. $75. 908-446-6561 Manalapan. 908-972-9270 providers. Continuous adver­ w/first order. 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Call 908-577-0738 message. 908-632-4391 printing. Reas. 908-613-0915 BEDROOM SET - Beautiful EAST BRUNSWICK- Central queen, lighted headboard & DINING ROOM School area, before & after TYPING SERVICE mirror. Full dresser w/mirror & Traditional. Table-seats 6- . . . T h e right place to m eet s o m e o n e . . . school care needed for 7 yr. Term Papers, Business Let­ men's dresser. Paid $3,000. china closet, 6 chairs. Asking old. 908-390-9333 ters, Resumes. 908-431-2792 Asking $800. or best offer. $250. Call 908-679-5679 Call 908-750-8963 DINING ROOM-Fruitwood, FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- WORD Processing/Typing BEDROOM SET - Full/qn., tri­ glass hutch, tea cart, oval Loving person needed to care Call Michelle 908-888-9576 table w/2 leaves & 6 chairs. for 2 year old in my home, ple dresser, 5 drawer chest, 2 $900. or best offer. Wrought part time, days beginning night stands, mirror, desk iron baker rack w/ brass, Aug. 16. References required. (42x18). $725., neg. Call $300. Call 908-463-9481 908-780-5962 908-721-6294, 12 pm-10 pm I i a BEDROOM SET - Solid oak, DRY BAR FREEHOLD- Fun loving per­ like new. King size head­ 8 foot corner, formica top, son wanted to care for my 2 MERCHANDISE board, armoire, triple dresser, canopy. FREE. 908-699-6150, To Place your Free Ad To Listen & Respond year old boy. Flexible. 2 eve­ 2 night tables, 2 mirrors, 2 leave message. nings per week. Call Jennifer. brass lamps. $1,400. Call FAMILY ROOM Call Call 908-431-3609 042 Antiques 908-257-4854 Dry sink, bar, 2 stools, 2 HAZLET BEDROOM SET tables, 2 lamps, couch, 2 1-800-454-9100 1-900-370-2131 4 pc. Bassett. Good cond. chairs. $800. 908-536-2075 (Call costs $1.85 m inute. M ust be 18 or over.) NANNY WANTED ANTIQUES $400. 908-613-0132 HI-RISER, new. Posturpedic Warm, energetic nanny need­ Top prices paid for: Antique $350. SOFABED, perfect ed to care for 16 month old in furniture, oriental rugs, paint­ $350. SEWING MACHINE, FREE PERSONAL AD! OUR home. F/T, 7am-7pm, 5 ings, jewelry & silver. We pur­ BEDROOM SET Singer. $350. 908-251-4257 days. Live in/out. Paid vaca­ chase entire contents of es­ Girl’s. Washed pin:?. 6 pcs. te -388-9452 tates. Will come to your home. Asking $500. 908-251-7049 KITCHEN SET HEADLINE (Max 15 Characters) Call 888-0736 Black Parsons table w/4 black KEYPORT CHANDELIER-Crystal. BEDROOM SET Director's chairs. Asking $200. AD COPY (25 words are FREE!). Mature person to provide child CHAIRS: (6) wood w/uphol- Like new, 7 pc. formica, Call 908-741 -2522 care in my home for 4 yr. old. stered seats. Other furn. & queensize. 908-525-2285 20 - 25 hrs. per week. Morn­ misc. items. REASONABLE. KITCHEN SET ings & early afternoons. Call 908-536-5433 BEDROOM SET-GIRL’S 908-264-7887 aft. 6pm 6 pc. 2 dressers, 2 hutches, Formica octagon table, 36x60, DOLLS - Antique & collect­ nt. stand, headboard,' matt. & w/4 Captain’s chairs on cast­ able. Sacrifice complete doll boxspr. Exc. cond. Asking ers. Perfect cond. 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FT. * MAJOR CREDIT CARDS Deadline Friday 12am for BREAKFRONT-Moroccan. Call 908-739-9544 □ Ads from Women □ Ads from Men (908-482-7900) i□ i wwuiJust iFriends iivi iviw i□ ■ iPlayers lujrvi o next week ’s issue V1ARLBORO- Loving person The McKelvey Building Dark wood w/gold inlay & mir­ LIVING ROOM- Contempo­ o care for our 2 children ages 21 W. Main Street • Freehold rors. Includes stereo, radio, rary, earth tones, 10 pieces X & 6, Thusdays in our home. fireplace, bar, glass shelves. incl. Ig. wall unit. Exc. cond. Greater Media Newpapers, Meet Your Match, 7 Edgeboro Rd. .East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Call 908-462-9012 FREE PARKING BEHIND THE BUILDING Best offer. Call 908-536-2835 Best offer. 908-254-8098 THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11, 1993 3 9

048 General 048 General 048b Infants/ 049 Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Juvenile Items W anted AVOID Garage Sale Hassles. MOVING SALE STEREO BABY ITEMS Marilyn buys knick knacks, Baseball cards, Hummel figu­ Yorx compact, dbl. cassette, White crib, $80. carseat, $10. furn., antiques. 908-257-9107 rines, full size pool table, AM/FM, $55. 908-446-7521 BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR black leather sectional, hi- stroller, $15. 908-679-0957 SALE! We Buy & Sell riser, full size bed, refrig, 24 Broad St Keyport boy’s furn., firewood, encyclo­ STORM DOOR CRIB Lil 908-264-0777 or 264-8615 pedia. 908-888-8350 Good cond. $150. or best Portable, brand new. $35. Call offer. 908-566-7519 CASH FOR BOOKS MOVING SALE 908-536-7316, Marlboro. Old Magazines 908-536-0850 TICKETS - Mets, field box CRIB, DRESSER/CHANGING Dining room set, 3 sec. wall seats, 9/13 & 9/15 games. TABLE - MORIGEAU CASH for USED CAMERAS units, 36" rd marble tbl, end $35. each pair. Call almond laquer crib w/brass & all photo equip. New or old. tbl, music ctr, desk, 6 drawer 908-780-7421 trim, converts to youth bed- 1 pc. or whole studio. No Po­ ABERDEEN - 10 Clover Way FREEHOLD chest, bedroom set, luggage, laroid or movie. 908-442-6141 (off Cambridge Dr.) Fri. & 60 Stiles PI., Fri., 8/13, 8-4. HAZLET - 38 Virginia Ave. (off MANALAPAN- MULTI­ dinette set, plus household TOOL BOX - for truck. 8 ft. mattress incl.-matching dress­ One day only. Rain or shine. Middle Rd.) Sat. & Sun. 8/14, FAMILY-10 Hearthstone Dr. items. Call 908-780-3214 bed complete w/ racks, $600. er/changing table. Asking COMPACT DISCS/Records Sat., 8/13 & 8/14, 9-4. Baby 8/15, 9-3. Furn., bikes, (off Rt. 522), Fri. & Sat., 8/13, $400. Call 908-591-0956 WE BUY, SELL & TRADE items, household goods, toys, BACK TO SCHOOL BASH drapes, kit. items, clothing. 8/14, 8-2. General items. Refrigerator: Small RV. AC- clothes, furniture, etc. Men’s, women’s & teen girls MOVING SALE DC gas, $75. OXY-ACY CRIB- Childcraft, honey oak, THE RECORD SETTER MANALAPAN-Deluxe Sale tanks, only $75. 6 wheel ATV, w/canopy kit. $250 . W onder CALL 908-257-3888 quality clothing in near new Stereo Cabinet, (3) Appli­ $400. Welder on trailer, $600. chair set, incl. high chair/tod­ ABERDEEN cond. Broad range of sizes in- HOWELL- 29 Strathmore Rd. 353 Taylors Mills Rd. Fri., & ances, Tables, Lamps MORE! Call 908-738-0287 dler desk, coach stroller/bas­ CONSIGNMENT 1 June PI. (off Van Brackle) clud. outerwear, suits, dress­(off Adelphia Rd.) Sat. & Sun., Sat., 8/13 & 14, 8:30-3. Call 908-238-7639 sinet + many other acces­ Sat. & Sun., 8/14 & 8/15, 9-3. es, sweaters, shirts, jeans, Aug. 13 & 14, 9-5. Something MANALAPAN-“MOVED” Sale TRACTOR - ’85 Kubota die­ sories. Pd. $700. Asking evening wear, jewelry, hand­for everyone. Electrical, 9 Chatham Dr (Northfield Es- MOWER - Sears rider, 36" sel, 14 HP, real whl drive. SHOP EAST BRUNSWICK bags, shoes & more. Cloth household, furnishings & tates-off Symmes Rd) Sat & cut, 4 spd., 10 hp. Exc. cond. Under 400 hrs. Turf tires, 3 $400. 908-290-0024 We want gently worn clothing, yourself & your children for a clothes. $500. or best offer. point hitch, gill feeder & aera­ EAST BRUNSWICK fraction of the original cost. If Sun Aug 14 & 15, 9am. Plen­ Call 908-753-1306 tors attach. Best offer over DOUBLE STROLLER furniture & bric-a-brac. 28 Hilltop Blvd (Milltown- we don't have it, you don’t ty of excellent items Leave message. Farms-). Fri & Sat., 8/13 & 14, MANALAPAN $4,500. Call 908-249-2515 Front & back. Portacrib, Ig. full DEJA VU 9-4. Too many items to list!!! need it! For directions call MARLBORO TRICYCLE-For Senior size playpen, carseat, exc. 908-431 '5066 MARLBORO MUST SELL Good cond. $55. BEDROOM cond. 908-525-2843 30 E. Main St., Freehold EAST BRUNSWICK- Moving FREEHOLD 91 Sycamore MANALAPAN WASHER/DRYER, like new. FURNITURE-Exc cond. Best 908-431-2001 Sale-9 Dalston St.(Rt. 18/ Ave. (Rt. 537 -Stillwells Cor. Monmouth Heights. 68 Knox HUGE HOUSE SALE STEREO, w/’abinet. KITCH­ offer. Call 908-536-5433 HAVING A BABY? GUNS, swords, military items. Rues/Hillsdale) Fri.-Sat., 8/13 Rd.-1st rt) Fri. & Sat. Aug 13 Ln. (off Smallwood). Fri., & EN SET, w/4 chairs. All nego. Lawn Display Stork Rental Cash. Lic. NJ/Fed. Dealer. & 8/14, 9-3. Sew, knit mach., & 14, 9-3. Moving South- Sat., 8/13 & 14, 8:30-1:30. ALL MUST GO! 908-536-9585 TRUCK CAP - Leer crown for 908-727-7258 House calls. Bert 821 -4949 fireplace, baby, toys, books, Everything must go!! full size Chevy. Black tailgate clothes, ’60 toys, furn., lights, MANALAPAN 6 Robbie Ct. (off Union Hill PLATES model. Asking $500. Call HIGH CHAIR- Little Tykes MAKE MONEY EAST BRUNSWICK- MOVING FREEHOLD Rd.). Sat., & Sun., 8/14 & 15, Norman Rockwell collector 908-636-3760, leave mes­ $35. Century infant carseat SALE- 26 Rath La. (Milltown PRICED TO SELL MOVING SALE 9-5. Bedroom sets, kitchen plates in box. $20. each. sage. $25. Walker $15. Graco Rd. to Jensen St.) Fri. & Sat. sets, tools, clothing, china, 908-536-7316 Sassy seat $10. Coach car­ 8/13 & 8/14, 9am-4pm____ 27 Alexander Ave. (off South 17 Mercer Lane (off Ryan stemware, lawn equip., etc. POTTERY-Stangl- Misc. pat­ riage $75. 908-290-8479 CLEANING St.) Sat, 8/13, 9-2. Furn. & Rd.) Fri., Aug. 13, 9-3. Anti­ terns & pieces. Some mint, TYPEWRITER ENGLISHTOWN lage. household items ques, home furnishings, bric- some seconds. Price $3.-$30. PORT-A-CRIB - With mat, YOUR CLOSETS FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP a-brac & much more. MILLTOWN Call 908-254-2538 after 11am Olivetti Electric. Good condi­ bumper, sheet, & blanket. ENGLISHTOWN - 35 High­ MANALAPAN tion. $50. Call 908-723-1328 $35. Mint condition. Please land Dr. (Holiday N.) Sat. & MOVING SALE MULTI FAMILY SAYREVILLE VACUUM call 908-536-6127 $$$$ Sun. 8/14, 8/15 - 9-4. Desk, Billy Goat, yard vac, 8 hp, gas Consign your women’s & kid’s file cabinets, long playing 520 E. Freehold Rd. (off Rob- MOVING SALE 302 & 304 Brook Dr. (off Main MOVING SALE records, misc. items. ertsville, Vz mile W. of YMCA) 64 Stratford Dr. (off Gordons St., bottom of Pardun) Aug. engine. Like new. $350. 049 Merchandise clothing, closeouts or Call 908-381-6042 salesmens samples. FREEHOLD Sat., Aug. 14, 9-3. Household Corner Rd. & Jamestown Rd.) 14 & 15, 9-3. Furn., fabric 14 Wellington Ct. (Sheffeld Call 10am-4:30 for info & appt & auto items. Aug. 13, 14, & 15, 9-3.____ drapes, housewares, etc. Mews) IN home. 8/14 & 15, WET & DRY VAC - Sears W anted 2nd Turn Around 908-431-7667 FREEHOLD - 1 Tuscan Dr 9-5. Entire contents of home. Craftsman, 6 gal., with acces­ (off Kozloski Rd) Sat. & Sun. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Furniture, office furniture, IBM sories. Brand new, never AAAA ANTIQUE MATERNITY CLOTHES 8/14 & 15, 8-4pm. 18 Families compatible computer. used. $30. Call 908-957-0520 PAYS TOP $$$$ for used fur­ Business & evening wear in from Girl Scout Troop #547. MOVING SALE niture, glass, art, toys, all good cond. All sizes, all sea­ 9 Homestead Rd (off Rt 537 ASK US ABOUT OUR SCROLL SAW WHEELS-CRAGER colectables, etc. Love attic & sons. 908-251 -4809 & Glenbrook Rd) Fri & Sat 4 SS Mags. Call basements. Estate contents Aug 13 & 14, 9-4, Sun Aug FREE Hegner. Multimax 2, like new. bought or auctions. OLD DRUMS & CYMBALS F R E E GARAGE SALE KIT WHEN YOU PLACE YOUR Asking $400. 908-548-8175 908-294-8636/908-409-1307 908-264-3130 Baskin Robbins WANTED BY COLLECTOR 15, 10-2. Dining rm set, beds, STEREO EQUIPMENT-Akai 908 739-9847 for Uncle Joe Any condition. 908-222-6122 G A R A G E dresser, pictures, glasswear GARAGE SALE AD Tuner, Akai CD player, Yama­ SAVE THIS AD FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP 1-800-660-4ADS ha AMP & 1 JBL 112 speak­ 048a Gifts & Crafts WANTED TO BUY S A L E K I T DEADLINE er. Call 908-294-8636/ AAAAAA Antiques, used furn., Furniture, Paintings, Glass­ Visa-Master Card MULTI FAMILY MONDAY, 1:30 PM 908-409-1307 estates, contents of homes, ware, Statues, Vases, Oriental 22 & 24 Meadowbrook La. CRAFTERS etc. 908-888-8377/264-6458 Rugs, etc. Over 40 yrs. old. cn Accepted • • (537 to Longview) Aug. 13 & Advertise your ALL LIONEL TRAINS Any quantity; complete 14, 9-4. Furn., computer, etc. Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal, estates purchased. J outgrown juvenile WANTED price no object. 908-946-2893 Col. Bob Randolph Auctioneer To rent space in our country Call any time, 908-308-3335 items here. & gift store. Rt. 9, Freehold ANY OLD ORIENTAL RUGS Member NJ & Nat. Auct. For more info call & Paisley shawls. Any size or Assn. Call 1-800-660-4ADS 908-364-2394 condition. 1-800-221-5119 Save this ad. You may need me in the future. Clean U p w ith our FLEA S r H o u s e P o r t r a i t s WANTED Always baying: Call early for antiques, older twnitore. Holiday Gift Giving 9S, jfiW S ifjf. One item or entire esta The Perfect Gift Raritan Bay Created in Oils Auction Services or Watercolors. Bob M cC o ok • Birthdays 264-6532 • Anniversaries O T ■ All Special 1-600*300-4870 O c c a s io n s

050 Musical Instruments A r t is t DRUM SET-13 piece Pearl Export Deep force series. 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728 • 908 462-1020 Smokey Chrome, all paiste cymbals. Many extras. $1,500. 2 W eeks • 4 Lines $5 Call 908-257-1053

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Greater Media Newspapers News Transcript • Sentinel • Suburban Bayshore Independent ‘ Middletown Independent THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11, 1993 4 5 076 Cleaning/ 080b Home 081 Lawn Carel Domestic 079c Floor Finishing Improvements Landscaping D & H CLEANING SERVICE HARDWOOD FLOORS ALL REPAIRS-lnside & Out House cleaning done profes­ Sanded. Finished. Installed Leaks, kitchens, siding, decks, ALL PHASES sionally with that personal Decks Sanded & Refinished. cement, ins. work. 908-462-2550 • Yard & Garden Clean-ups touch. Day/evening hours. Tom 908-238-4879 • Tree/Shrub Trimming '93 CLEARANCE 908-780-4575-908-727-6741 • Tree/Stump Removal DEPENDABLE, reliabl WADE'S HARDWOOD DECKS • Old Landscapes Revitalized household cleaning service. FLOORING-Installations, • Sod-Stone-Mulch-Soil Reasonable rates. Free esti­ sanding, refinishing. Quality Decks installed $6.50 sq.ft. FREE Estimates 908-721-4954 work at reasonable prices. Also FENCES. Custom work, WE SHOW UP! Everything Must Go! mates. Call Allison 390-4587 Call 908-787-5829 free est., refs. 908-613-5327 EXPERIENCED WOOD FLOORS DISAPPEARING ATTIC ALL SEASONS No Reasonable offer refused! Home cleaning service STAIRS Furnished & installed Tree Service & Landscaping Call Maria 908-390-8572 • Installed • Sanded from $169.95. 908-245-5760 Fully ins. Free. est. We'll beat ★ ★★★ i*r ★★★★ ★ ★★★★★ ★★★★★ 'k i c i c 'k 'k ★★★★★ ★★! • Stained • Finished any quote. 908-792-0459 EXPERT CLEANING CO. • Repaired MASTER DECKS 1993 Chrysler f 1993 C h ry sler House and Office. Bonded & Free Est....908-431-3126 ARBE LANDSCAPING Insured. Refs. 908-495-5111 Pool platforms, old and new Trees, Shrubs, Topsoil, Fill C o n co rd e £ ■ 1 * L eb aro n EXPERT Housecleaning construction. Call now for Mulch, Stone. All your land­ 6 cyl., 3.5 L, P/S, P/B, Antilock, A/C, | Convertible 080 Gutters winter rates. 908-758-8448 scape needs. Bulldozer & AM/FM St/Cass, Fab/int, P/Seats, for homes & offices. Refs backhoe work. Fully insured. available. 908-651-7183 NEIGHBOR & SON 909-721-7142, from 8am-5pm Buckets, Rec/Seats, Console, R/Det, P/W, P/D, P/Mir,P/MU, Tint, ...... Tilt,___ cruise, ^ l & as„ ’ rra_p/seste,’ „ r,„„PMrf&ufsTpw, r,„ Tint, Mats, P/Ant, Tilt, Alum Wh...... Vin. GUTTER Cleaning & Repairs to n r?8? * n“SRPR,bate • * « ,F610M3, MSRP $21 ,'350, Rebate $1000, Chrysler Discount $325, ’Coileje Home Brighteners FREE ESTIMATES HOME IMPROVEMENT BOB’S LANDSCAPING $500, Chrysler Discount $308, Discount $1405, VIN #TH595810. ^Grad Rebate $500 Discount $1530 Specializing in Ceramic tile HOUSE CLEANING . Call John 908-251-0893 repairs. Carpentry, painting, • Cleanup • Renovation Reasonable rates Reliable GUTTER CLEANING paperhanging. 908-747-3845 • Rototilling • Edging Call Jane 908-583-9387 • Shrub Trimming • Planting & $19,186 t $17,995 NEW ROOFING & REPAIRS • Removal • Stone I S t r ■ic^hr'k'k -k -k -k k -k •k 'k k 'k 'k i l r -kkr-kk ~k k- 'k ick k k k - k IDA’S Housecleaning ALL TYPES REMODELING •Mulch. 908-462-1967 My Roof-N-Gutter Man 11989 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER LANDAU 1989 CHEVY Z24 1988 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER SE RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL All Phases of Construction 6 cyL, 2 dr. auto., a/c. AM /FM st W agon, 6 cyl., auto., p/s, p/b, a/c, AM /FM 1 -800-750-1085 EXQUISITE 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto., p/s, pA>, a/c, AM /FM St. p/s, p/b, Reasonable. 908-264-6266 Decks, additions, basements, C ass., fab. in t, S un /Rf, bkts., cons., gauges, st. Cass., fab. in t, buckets, gauges, r/def, C ass., p/seats, p/Vnir, cruse, interm it wprs, SEAMLESS GUTTERS kitchens, baths. Free est. Landscape Contractors r/def, tint, tilt, cruise, sec sys, in t wipers, tin t r/w ipe-w ash, tilt, cruise, rt/rack, int w ip­ P-U-R-R-F-E-C-T-L-Y p/tr. p/w, tint, p/d/l, p /a n t tilt. 68,215 m iles. m ats, alum wh. radials. one ow ner trade, A.N.I. Constr. 908-521-2444 ers, radials, 7 passenger 68,380 m iles. VIN Installed or Dropped Off Custom Landscape Design VIN #KD53O059. red/silver wfolack int, 47,050 miles. VIN CLEAN # J B 6 9 2 7 9 1 by 3L Alluminium TOTAL Home Improvements Lawn & Ground Maintenance #K7201873. j HOME CLEANING AT ITS 908-446-9027 • 908-928-0216 908-566-2828 908-946-2701, 908-364-3781 VERY BEST. 908-257-8463 See Business & Service Ad *6995 *7,990 *8 ,145 PROFESSIONAL MAIDS JUSTIN TYME 1990 OLDSMOBILE 1988 DODGE 1991 PLYMOUTH 1989 OLDS Summer Special. 1/2 off all 080a Handy Persons 081 Lawn Carel house & office cleaning, Pruning, landscaping. CUTLASS CALAIS COLT DL VOYAGER LE. CIERRA INTERNATIONAL Call Anne 908-251-0572 2 dr.. 4 cyl., auto., p/s. p/b, a/c, Van, 6 cyl., 4 sp., p/s, p/to, a/c, AM/FM Landscaping 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., aulo. P/S, P/B, A/C, 4 dr., 6 cyl., aulo., p/s, pA>, afc, AM /FM blinds, carpets. 908-571-2376 AM /FM s t, w/eq, fab. in t, buckets, st. Cass., Fab. h i., p/seats, rec/sts, ALL AROUND HANDYMAN si. cass., sun/ri, p/seals, buckets, con­ AM/FM St.. Fab/Int., Buckets, R/Del, cons., gauge*, r/del., p/w, p/d, p/mir, All Types of LAWN CUTTING coneoto, r/def, b/a'm , lin t in t wip­ bsm, tint, r/wipe-wash, lilt, cruise, sole. gauges, r. def, p/w, tint, I* , cruise, 077 Drywall/ ers, w/w, 34,681 miles. VIN Tim, Console, 76,643 mi., VW PAaHgate ret, rf. rack, pin strip, int. mp­ intermit wipers, rad, alum wh. VfN Home Repairs/Improvements . ------" - ABC SOIL Trimming, Removal, Cleanup. # L M 7 6 5 6 0 2 . # J N 1 0 2 8 3 6 . .VW• K 2 3 8 2 3 0 4 . Plaster/Sheetrock 908-431-3981, 908-257-2750 Landscaping & Excavating 908-446-3196 Backhoe *7,490 *4,995 *13,995 *8,795 AMV TAPING ALL JOBS 609-259-0623 McGILL TREE All Counties. 908-872-1190 LARGE OR SMALL ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★ ★★★★★ ★★★★■*• ★★★★: • Painting • Roofing See business/service directory • Ceramic Tile • Carpentry DRYWALL • All Renovations RUSSELL'S MT TREE SERVICE Reasonable Rates. Free Est. Tree removal, trimming, clear­ CONSTRUCTION Call Yaacov, 908-390-1945 TREE SERVICE ing, Fully ins. 908-446-3385 Sheetrock & Taping Specializing in Specializing in small jobs ALL REPAIRS • Yard RON WAITE Free Estimates Cleanup TREE SERVICE T.A.F. DRYWALL INSIDE/OUTSIDE • Shrub Full line of Tree Work. Fully 1-800-640-3969 Free Est. 908-577-9876 Trimming insured. Call 908-566-8189 Plymouth Chrysler ^ Plym outh PLASTER, patches, sheetrock CARPENTRY & Home Repair • Tree 79 Atr—v & spackle. Finished bsmnts. .Cabinet making a specialty. Removal STUMP GRINDING : 42 North Main St. (Rt.79) Marlboro • Tree \ r Call George 908-723-0126 CALL 908-390-6583 Trimming LARSON SERVICES consumerPrices Indude except all costsfor license, to mm omrSSS 1 H&S HANDYMAN SERVICE 908-536-2613 registration & taxes. 1st Time Buyer and TAPING RentAHusband 908-583-8837 908-329-3091 4 6 2 -1 3 3 0 College Grad Rebates If qualified. See Dealer for details. Free STUMP GRINDING Finishing, sheetrock. Small HANDYMAN AND PICKUP- Estimate TREES TRIMMED/REMOVED repairs okay. 908-566-8060 Hauling. Cleans gutters, ga­ Firewood. Ins. 908-238-7976 rage, attic, etc. 908-431 -5880 Fully Insured TREES-*T rimmed*flemoved HANDYMAN- All jobs, big & ★Stumps Ground-frWood Chips 078 Electrical small. Very reasonable. Call Reasonable Rates for free est. 908-679-5999 Call 908-257-1416 Anytime ALL TYPES of Electrical Work HANDYMAN- Small & BIG UNWANTED SHRUBS Recessed lights, track lighting, jobs. Painting, carpentry, roof­ EISINGER'S Stumps/small trees removed. t i l paddle fans, service changes. ing & much more. FREE esti­ Mon. Cty. only. 908-776-7378 i i m i Lic. #6252. Hal 908-572-6750 mates. George 908-238-2257 LAW N SERVICE AMPCO ELECTRIC INC. - All HANDYMAN- The Home­ ■ Thatching WOOD CHIPS Electrical repairs/installations owner’s Friend. All types of $15./cubic yd. delivered. Burglar alarms. Lic.#8977A home repairs. Carpentry, ■ A erating FIREWOOD- 4x4x8 cord. Free Estimates. 908-739-8797 painting, etc. 908-780-3509. ■ Seeding $100. delivered. 908-821-7669 BEST ELECTRIC HANDYMAN-Home Repairs, Lic. No. 6273. Fast depend­ painting, odd jobs and ■ Pruning able service. Reasonable cleanouts. Reasonable rates. rates. Free est. 908-671-0121 Call Steve at 908-583-8109 Best Prices in East JUST STUMPS INC. CRAWFORD ELECTRIC Brunswick Area TREE & STUMP 908-577-1553 Lic.#11325 MR. FIX IT Recessed Its. starting at $55. All types of home repairs. Ap­ REMOVAL Attic fans starting at $149. pliances to carpentry. 10% se­ 908-390-5250 Landscape lighting nior discount. 908-727-2762 Free Estimates Is your stump a DEPENDABLE Electric.Co. RELIABLE-small/odd jobs pain in the GRASS? Lic. #5151. Complete service. Most trades. Antique furn. res­ .By getting you the most car for your money. Free Estimates. 908-738-7070 toration. $50. min. Free est. Our 22nd Call Joe 908-651-8831 eves Lawn Clean-Ups Year ...By giving you the courteous, personal service you deserve. JRM ELECTRIC Free Estimates ALL AMERICAN Brush & Tree Sr. Citizen D iscount ...By giving you over 25 years of combined leasing expertise. Bonded & Insured Removal Free E stim ates Featuring Nightscapes HANDYMAN Fully Insured ...By offering all Manufacturer Rebates and Rate Speciatiqfe 1 Landscape & Security Lighting Specializing in quality work Reasonable Rates Call 24 hours a day NJ Lic. #9944. 908-525-9770 • Basketball set-ups Complete 908-634-1318 LARRY’S ELECTRICAL •Baths W e L e a s e Spec, in residential work. 30 • Carpentry Landscaping yrs. exp. Senior Citizen Disc. 908-431 -4889 Lie. #5922A • Door Locks Service Every M ake And M odel • Fences VINNY’S NEMCO ELECTRIC • Masonry Bills Landscaping MEMBER See our ad in Bus. & Serv. LAWN & LANDSCAPING Dir. Lic.#10802 908-521-2862 • Roofs & Repairs F R E E E s t • Etc. Lawn Carm CALL FOR A r a STEPHEN RODRIGUEZ 908-721-8671 Cleanups Afl/f A National Vehicle ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ALL JOBS-FREE EST. W/REF. Sod, Storm, Mulch IVVI-M Leasing Association Free estimates. Quality work. BILL Renovations FREE CUSTOM QUOTE LIC #12229. 908-679-9465 Driveway Sealing TOM KAYLOR ELECTRIC 908-495-4692 AFFORDABLE Gutters Cleaned General wiring, ceiling fans, Weeding Performed appliances, service changes. LAWN CARE on a Monthly Basis. Res. & Comm. Lic. #9677 080b Home Payment only on 908-495-4058, 908-774-5998 Improvements Complete completion of |ob. UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC Cont. Landscaping 908-536-7011 Insured & Licensed #8478 ABSOLUTE-Custom work­ NO JOB TOO SMALL manship in all phases of im­ Lawn Maintenance Programs Wm CAKE 24hr Service. 908-283-2682 provements. Licensed, in­ Seasonal Clean Ups sured, referrals & free ests. S & K Home Improvements Professional Quality Service 082 Lawn Mower f STRIVING TO BE THE BEST!!! A 079c Floor Finishing 1-800-553-3733 Senior Discounts • Free Est. Repair ADDITIONS - Basements, FLOORS WAXED - Scraping, bathrooms, kitchens, decks. 908-922-3815 LAWN MOWER, small engine r (908) 446-5200 A shampoo. Make old floors Jobs big or small we do them repair. Pick up and delivery. look like new. 30yrs. exp. all! References, free est. 908-892-8223 M Call 908-938-3117 i Guaranteed. 908-222-8935 Quality Plus 908-521-2491 4 6 AUGUST 11, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT ■ n 085 Odd Jobs/ 086 Painting 086 Painting 086 Painting 083 Masonry/Paving 083 Masonry/Paving 084a Light Hauling 091 Roofing/Siding C le a n u p s Wallpapering Wallpapering Wallpapering AJM MASONRY - Brick resto­ JUST CONCRETE GARAGES, YARDS, Con­ CLEANUP-branches, all tree ANTHONY'S ALL HOME Improvements ration, chimneys, pointing, wa­ struction Sites, etc. Debris re­ parts, dirt, concrete, small AL’S PAINTING LERIO PAINTING ROOFING & SIDING terproofing. Call 908-290-0867 Free est. Call 908-721-8857 moval. Randy 908-741-8943 demolition, etc. 908-446-3196 Have Brush-Wili Travel Painting, Plastering, Taping, Interior & Exterior Free estimates 908-254-0997 ALL TYPES MASON WORK- MASON will fix & repair steps, R.V. CLEAN-UPS- light haul­ Painter & Handyman Services Sheetrock, Paperhanging. Cornerstone General Contr. Patios '• Steps • Fireplaces, LIGHT MOVING ing. We take away anything. GET THE BEST FOR LESS Installation & repairs of win­ Free Estimates Etc. FREE Est. Ins. Wally sidewalks & plastering. Very 908-525-9656/Beep 519-0993 For free estimate call dows, doors, fixtures, mail­ ANYTIME, ANYWHERE 908-583-6481, 908-360-9617 reasonable. 908-988-0029 Washers, dryers, refrigerators, 908-583-3306 boxes. Painting, chimney 908-390-8655 MASONRY - New Work etc. Cleanup work. Reason­ TRASH and JUNK REMOVAL flashing, leaders, gutters, etc. THE ROOF DOCTOR ANTHO NY’S MASONRY Repairs. Ref's Avail. able. Free est. 908-727-2740 Anything you want taken to ★ ALL AMERICAN * Call Tony at 908-566-2051 NU-WAY PAINTING Seals your leaks when you Limestone steps, patios, side­ Call 908-254-0643 dumps. Free estimates. Call GREAT WORK need protection the most. walks, foundations, all repairs. REMOVAL 908-721-8246 Painting & Drywall GOOD PRICES Roof repair specialist. Free estimates. Insured. PAT’S MASONRY Trash, Furniture, Debris Interior & Exterior Specialists CEILINGS CALL TED 908-615-0592 GUTTER CLEANING Call 908-495-3243 No job too BIG. 086 Painting Carpentry Work & Repairs Professionally sprayed/pop­ Steps/patio/walks. New/repair. Rick 908-251-5953 1-800-400-1676 corn effect/all colors/w/without OLD BRIDGE PAINTING Free estimates. Fully insured. CHIMNEY REPAIR 908-308-9614/908-681 -0308 Wallpapering glitter/free est. 908-525-1625 Interior & exterior painting. Evans Maint. 1-800-303-3873 All work guaranteed 085 Odd Jobs/ Free estimate. Fully insured. CARLIN ROOFING CALL 908-521 -0267 084 Moving ABSOLUTELY AFFORDABLE ALL PAINTING 25 years experience. Refer­ Construction. Roofs, vinyl sid­ C le a n u p s Paperhanger & Painter. Refer­ INTERIOR PAINTING ences avail. 908-679-4856 ing, gutters, leaders, all re­ CUSTOM MASONRY & S to ra g e ences. Mike- 908-775-4307 Interior/Exterior Good work, good quality. pairs. Free estimates, insured 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE Quality Work. Reasonable Neat & clean, all for one fair PAINTING 908-458-5619 ALL PHASES PERFORMED ALL JERSEY MOVERS ★ AAA ★ AFFORDABLE Rates. Mike 908-363-2786 price. Oscar 908-308-4275 BEAT THE RECESSION Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper CENTURY ROOFING NO JOB TOO SMALL Pianos, apartments, homes, Affordable Clean-ups. Painting - Quality work at low ALL PAINTING JOBS- JOE JAY removal. Quality work, 20yrs. CALL 908-390-6629 offices. Quality work at an af­ We take away anything. prices. Int./Ext. & Commercial. Excellent indoor & outdoor Painting & Paperhanging exp.. Ins. John 908-251-0893 WE’RE RATED #1! fordable price. Lie. #PM00662. Free est. 908-264-2520 Specializing in Ext. & Deck painting. Residential & com­ Call 908-251-4623 Leak specialist/gutter cleaning DON’S CUSTOM MASONRY Call 908-634-4122 Treatment. Since 1975 - Fully mercial. Free estimates. Fully PAPERHANGING Expert results. 908-254-1329 Fireplaces/Patios/Foundations. insured. Call 908-727-0038 insured. 908-679-5999 $11./single roll. 23 years exp. Free estimates. 908-251-4352 FURNITURE HAULING Classified Sells KELLY S PAINTING Mike 908-462-9097 CHRIS MALLETT # 1 in Furniture Care Any­ ALL SEASONS PAPERHANGING where. Full household/partial 1-800-660-4ADS PAPER REMOVAL PHIL POLO & SON ROOFING - Re-roofing, new CLASSIFIED SELLS! move. Lic.PM00276. Fully in­ Classified Works! Painting/Paperhanging 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE roofs, and roof repairs. Painting & Paperhanging Free est. Call (908) 870-8346 sured. Call Jim 908-370-4123 Reasonable. 908-446-8503 Free Estimates 908-679-2142 Int./Ext. Free est. Fully ins. 908-780-3575 • 908-462-9558 J & R ROOFING & SIDING UNBEATABLE RATES TONY’S PAINTING Exp. & Ins. 908-846-7525 Interior/exterior. Quality work. Reas, prices. 908-409-1239 RL LEMPFERT Re-roofing, tear-offs, repairs WALLPAPER Call 908-679-0096 Hung with TLC, patience & S & R ROOFING & SIDING neatness! Maria 908-888-1337 Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. FREE Estimates 908-679-2291 089 Plumbing TRI-STAR ROOFING New roofs, re-roofs, tear-offs & repairs. Fully ins. Free est. HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM! ALAN BLACKBURN Call 908-671-5357 Plumbing/Heating. Sewer and No H assle Purchase! On The Spot Delivery. Drain Cleaning. Water Heat­ ers. Remodeling. Lie. 5325 092 Special Services 90 Day 3000 Mile Warranty Plus We Guarantee NJ. Inspection 908-238-2945 AFFORDABLE r'9 1 CHEVY CAVALIER R S^ f '9 U T O Y < BACSOKA POWER WASHING Home, deck, driveway, con­ Plumbing & Heating crete. Mold/mildew removal. Complete kitchen/bath remod­ 908-542-9092-908-542-0134 eling. Water Heaters. Sewer & Drain Cleaning. Reasonable ALLIED Maintenance Corp. rates. Free Estimates. License #5628. We do it all. POWER WASHING Call 908-727-0014 Complete Surface Restoration cyi auto, ac, ps, pt HOUSES/DECKS/ETC. ;yl auto, ac, ps, pb, rear GARDEN STATE FREE ESTIMATES pm, pw, pdl, rear def, 4cyl auto, ac, ps, pb, rear PLUMBING and HEATING amfm stereo cass, grey, def, amfm stereo, blue, def, amfm stereo, blue, WATER HEATERS 908-727-5563 REPAIRS & REMODELING BARON’S Power Washing 4dr, 18,624 mi, VIN 2dr, 42,187 mi, VIN 4dr, 43,910 mi, VIN GEORGE SAHUL JR. V P U 1 9 7 1 8 4 ...... *14,995 I M 7 2 8 1 7 3 4 ...... *6495J M U 3 8 3 5 3 4 ...... *8995 License #5568 Best prices. 908-370-9390 DEVLIN REUPHOLSTERY 908-251-5660 Dining room chairs, kitchen *91 NISSAN SENTRA E etc. Reas, rates. Call JAKE’S PLUMBING Bob 908-727-7394 Heating/Sewer Cleaning Free est. Lic.#9502. Bonded DRIVEWAY SEALING & insured. 908-679-7251 Professional service. Reasonalbe Rate JENLOR PLUMBING Call 908-251-7602 Lic.#9473. Jim Pilato. No job too small. 908-370-4435 FURNITURE ROD/Plumbing/Heating REFINISHING REPAIR (cyi auto, ac, ps, pt 4cyl auto, ac, ps, pb, Water heaters, boilers Caning • Rushing All Repairs, Residential 908-938-4064 cc, rear def, amfm stereo, 4cy! auto, ps, pb, tilt, amfm amfm stereo, white, Sinks, faucets, water filters bucket seats, 4dr, 51,087 908-257-6502 Lie. #6371 HOUSE WASHING grey, 4dr, 61,026 mi, VIN stereo, red, 4dr, 43,103 ATA POWERCLEAN L F 8 8 2 9 6 6 ...... *6495 I mi, VIN MC757688 .*64957 I mi, VIN MY127135 *6495 Member N.J. BBB 091 Roofing/Siding 1-800-794-1417 r'9Q FORD ESCORT LX^^'91 BUICK CENTURY ^ LETTERING ABOVE ALL - Roofing/Siding Reliable Quality Service Vans/trucks. Same day ser­ Free est. 1-800-553-3733 vice. Call 908-370-9390 ODD JOBS Can do most any­ thing. No Job Too Small. Call ALEX SMUTKO John 908-251-0893 ROOFING POWER WASHING SYNONYMOUS ACTION , - cc, The economy and taxes are • Decks • Patios 4cyl auto, ac, ps, pb, rear 6cyl auto, ps, pb, amfm rear def, amfm stereo, hurting both of us. I need you, •Aluminum/Vinyl • Driveways and you WILL save money • Sidewalks • Brick Cleaning def, red, 2dr, 46,553 mi, stereo, blue, 4ar, 35,588 blue, 4dr, 44,430 mi, VIN with me. Call John 908-251 -0893 • Res./Commercial Roofing VIN LT197003. .*3995J V mi, VIN M6447210 . .*7995. I MA244036 ...... *8495 7 I’ll roof your house as if it were my own. Smutko Roof­ POWER WASHING ing, year after year, proven to DECKS ★ ALL SIDING L O W ! L O W FINANCING FOR be on top of the roofing indus­ SHAKES ★ CEMENT try. The Dec. '92 Nor’ Easter Reasonable ★ Free Estimates demonstrated what can hap­ 908-390-4997 • 908-238-8330 QUALIFIED BUYERS pen to an improperly installed roof. Don’t let it happen to PRINTING - Business cards & A g e n c y you! Please call Alex Stationery, Announcements & 908-583-0412 800-794-ROOF Invitations. Call 908-495-1364 r PAST CREDIT PROBLEMS? ' C onveniently located on N eed h e lp “The Auto Dealer's Road” 10% DISCOUNT NO CREDIT? BAD CREDIT? WITH THIS AD writing your ad? 1141 Route 88, Lakewood, N.J. Our experienced If you have a job, we'll get you financing! exclud. repairs. Exp. 8/31/93 Classified advisors ROOF REPAIRS CREDIT HOT LINE ( 9 0 8 ) 9 0 1 - 2 6 2 6 will help you write a BY ALEX SMUTKO DON'T MAKE THE SAME most effective ad. Prices include All C osts To Consum er MISTAKE TWICE. USE ME 901-2627 Except License, Registration and Taxes. NOW OR USE ME LATER. Give us a call at 908-583-0412 800-794-ROOF *A division of-Smutko Roofing 1-800-660-4ADS H3'!M 3a 5CHI B H " I'CEt .“••■TcU'MJA THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11, 1993 £ 7 112 Auto/Truck 112 Auto/Truck 092 Special Services 110 A u to s fo r Sale 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 117Trucks/Vans 117 Trucks/Vans W anted W anted

SLIPCOVERS, Custom made. MERCEDES 190E 2.3 '88 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER LE WANTED-Cars or trucks FORD WRANGLER '86 - CADILLAC FLEETWOOD AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 Days CHEVY BLAZER S-10 ’90 Din. rm. & office seats uphol­ BROUGHM ‘87 - Gray, fully EXTRA CLEAN '86- 7 pass., auto, 31,000 mi., Free Removal of Junk Cars. JUNK or RUNNING SHOWROOM CONDITION Camper shell, very clean, no stered, your fabric. Quality loaded. Exc. cond. 68,000 mi. 4 dr, 4 cyl. Auto., air, p/s, anti­ new tires, radio cass., a/c. Midway Auto 908-591-1652 2 dr. wagon 6 cyl., 2 wd. rust. $3,000. Call work/Big saving 908-257-5409 Call 908-222-5717, please lock brakes, air, am/fm cass.. $6,500. 908-254-4471 $$ for new/old. 908-390-5531 Auto., overdrive, air, p/s, anti­ 908-572-7123 leave message. 66,123mi. $13,995. Stk WANTED-RUNNING and lock brakes, am/fm stereo TELEPHONE Installation 9333, VIN VE464371. Price PONTIAC GRAND PRIX ALL SCRAP CARS REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks NISSAN PATHFINDER SE Repair, Jacks, Wiring CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE excludes tax & tags. BROUGHM, ’85. White. Exc. $100. and UP. Junk Cars cass., leather int., rf rack, in­ '89 - 4 wd., 6 cyl., auto-pwr. 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX '85 a(l power, loaded, exc. Call 908-446-7770 cond. 60,000 mi. $4,400. or AND TRUCKS. LARGE OR Removed. 908-238-9481 termit wipers, r/def, p/tr, p/w, pkg., dual alarm, a/c, stereo Call Ed, 908-536-2477 cond., 42,000 mi. $6,500. best offer. 908-254-4821 SMALL. ANY CONDITION. p/l, p/a, tilt, r/wipe-wash, sec. cass., alum, whls., extras. Call 908-727-9308 NISSAN PULSAR ‘84 H & H AUTO WRECKERS WE BUY JUNK CARS sys, console, sport trim pkg, Mint. 12,500 miles. $15,500 or 5 spd. Runs well, new engine, TOYOTA CELICA GTS '88 908-591-0366 Marlboro Auto Wreckers alloy wheels, two tone paint. best offer. Call 908-248-1978 TELEPHONE good tires. Call 908-442-3919 Gray, 5 sp., exc. cond., well 908-591-1400 73,200 mi. $8,995. Stk CADILLAC SEVILLE after 10 a.m. maintained, loaded, power 9331. VIN : L8100440, price TOYOTA SR5 ’85 4x4 Pickup INSTALLATION 1977. Needs work. Best offer. excludes tax & tags. truck. 5 spd., 4 cyl. p/b, buck­ Call 908-446-6755 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYALE sunroof, upgraded stereo, $ CASH PAID $ 116 Motorcycles/ et seats w/lumbar support. Home wiring & jacks installed. 1972. 83,000 mi., orig. owner. alloy wheels, remote alarm, All makes & models. Cash on Call 908-446-7770 62,000mi. New tires 33". Cus­ Free estimates. 908-888-7970 CHEVROLET CELEBRITY ’84 4 dr., V-8, p/s, p/b. Good run­ 90,000 mi. Asking $5,600. the SPOT. Call 908-477-6846 M opeds DODGE RAM 150 '92 - 9,000 tom lifted. $5,500. or best 4 dr. auto, p/s, p/b, p/w, air. ning cond. $795. 908-390-0750 evenings mi., auto, air, 5.2liter magnum offer. After 6pm 908-360-1669 TRASH 72,000 miles. Good condition. 908-462-7799 TOYOTA CELICA GTS DONATE Cars • Vans • RVs • eng. 8 pass., quick release Asking $750. 908-566-3335 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS ’87- All power, sunroof, stereo • Trucks • Boats • Furniture to KX-250 ’90 seats. Mint cond. $12,900 or REMOVAL CHEVROLET CELEBRITY ’89 CIERA ’84 Good cond. New sys., new tires. 100,000 hwy. Charity serving the Blind. IRS Exc. cond. Must sell. Best best offer. 908-636-0834 119 Car/Van Pools 66,000 miles. Exc. cond. p/s, Michelin tires. Very clean. mi. Asking $3,800. Tax Deductible. FREE TOW­ offer. Call after 6pm Basements • Garages • Attics p#, stereo/cass. $6,500. Call $1,500. Call 908-536-0071 908-721-2710 ING! NEED NOT RUN. 908-238-0473 FORD F150 SUPER CAB Call 908-572-1358 1-800-995-8889 PICK UP ‘88 - V-8, auto, a/c, MANALAPAN TO BROOKLYN 908-495-0639 after 6 pm. PLYMOUTH RELIANT TRIUMPH TR 7 Convertible p/b, p/s, cruise, am/fm stereo, 2 days/wk. Share expenses. CHEVROLET-LUMINA-’90 WAGON ’86- Auto, 4 cyl., p/s, ’80 - Good cond., runs well. MOPED-PUCH XL pkg. 85,000 mi. Good Call Janice or Mark 4 dr, auto, am/fm cass, air. p/b, am/fm, a/c, new engine & Asking $3,300. negotiable. $ HIGHEST PRICES $ cond. $7,000. Call 908-446-5299 eves or 094 Tailoring Exc. cond. 56,000 mi. Asking new tires. $1,200. or best Call 908-888-8436 ALL CARS. 908-251 -7552 Needs work. Extra frame & 908-297-9409 609-282-1343 days______$6,300. or best offer. offer. 908-238-8956 parts. Call 908-566-7380. HEMMING, ETC... 908-290-1069 JUNK & RUNNING CARS YAMAHA ’80 Type & Sew 908-462-7494 CHEVY CAMARO ’83- Auto, Classified Works! 24 HOUR SERVICE XS 400, 13,000 mi. Good Classified Works! Classified Works! p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm cass. CLASSIFIED SELLS! TOP CASH PRICES PAID cond. Asking $600. Call after 80,000 ml. $2,400. CALL 908-536-8031 6pm 908-679-4082 096 Windows 908-727-7642 CHEVY NOMAD STATION WAGON ’61 - 283 cu. in., BROKEN GLASS- I fix win­ auto, good for restoration or dows, screens, mirrors, any parts. $800. Call glass. Call Ken 908-446-5991 9 0 8 - 2 3 2 - 7 7 52 evenings, WINDOW REPAIRS 201-242-8651 days Glass/Putty (glazing) Painting CHEVY S10 BLAZER SPORT 1-800-400-1676 1988- 4.3 V6 Vortec engine, 4WD, fully loaded, new tires. WINDOWS WASHED Immaculate. Call STORMS & SCREENS 908-583-6336 Exc., clean work. Refs. CHRYSLER LEBARON '87 - NO JOB TOO SMALL Perfect cond. inside & out. Reas, rates. 908-739-8755 Runs like new. 113,000 mi. Asking $2,500. 908-214-8958 096a Window/ CHRYSLER PREMIER T reatm en ts CONVERTIBLE ’88 - 4 cyl. turbo, all options, 83,000 mi. CUSTOM CURTAINS New top, tires, & brakes. Low Prices 908-577-0375 $6,600. Call 908-418-8747 DODGE CARAVAN LE 1986- New tires, great cond., very SEW & SEW dependable. Burgundy. CUSTOM: Blinds & Shades, 908-583-6336 Cornices, Comforters, Shams, EAGLE TALON '91 1993 FORD CROW N THE PLAN! 1 9 9 3 FORD EXPLORER Window Treatments, Pillows Burgundy, Great condition. MC & Visa. 908-972-8763 Price negotiable. Our experienced WINDOW TREATMENTS Call 908-671-8389 V I C L X Salesman will show XLT BY JERRY FORD GRANADA you how EASY It Is! Custom Made Shop At Home 1980 p/s, p/b, a/c, 78,000 mi. Verticals, mini blinds, pleated Runs well, no rust. $550. Call shades. 60% discount w/free Lorraine at 908-679-0957 estimate, measuring and installation. 100% guaranteed. Jerry Asch 1 -609-655-7548 FORD TAURUS ’87. 4 cyl., air. 45,000 mi $3,300. Call 908-566-1687 FORD TEMPO ’90 4 dr auto. Air, p/s, p/l. Exc cond. 4 door, 8 cyl., A/C, A M /FM Stereo w /Cass., Dark Green, Leather Int., 4 door, 6 cyl., O verdrive, P/S, P/B, Anti-lock, A/C, A M /FM Stereo w /C ass., 47,000mi. Asking $4,990. or P/Seats, R ec/Seats, G auges, R/Def., P/w /L/Ant/M ir, B SM , Tint, Tilt, Cruise, Fab. Int., G auges, R/Def., P/w /L/M ir, B SM , Tint, R /W ipe ,-W ash, Tilt, Cruise, BOATING best offer. Call 908-308-9201 P/Tr, Pin Stripe, Interm it W ipers, M ats, R ear Anti Lock Breaks, Dual Air Cargo Cov., Rt Rack, Interm it W ipers, M ats. M ocha Frost. Stk. #93L183. FORD THUNDERBIRD'77- Bag Safety Option, W /W . Stk. #93C22. Vin. #PX 199435 M SR P $24,278. Vin. #PU D 03277. M SRP $24,250. New paint, 20,000 mi. on new 105 Boats for Sale engine. Looks & runs great. $3,000. or best offer. Please call 908-739-3925 BAYLINER '76. 25 Ft. I/O. T h e P l a n ’ 1 1 , 8 8 6 , The Plan S10,781 New 280 HP engine. Exec, HONDA ACCORD DX 1988 - cond. Extras!! Asking $7,500. Blue w/ blue int., power stear- Call 908-566-7380 ing, power window, air, factory with purchase option at 24 months $13,276 with purchase option at 24 months $14,980 cassette. 40,000 mi. Exc. ■— ------BOAT - 16 ft., fiberglass, run­ ' about with trailer. No motor. cond., 1 owner. $5,950. $350. or best offer. Call 908-686-7142 These Prices INCLUDE Call 908-727-5206 HONDA ACCORD EX ’91 LIKE NEW Tax, Registration, CRUISER INC. 25 ft. ’79 V8- 4 dr. 4 cyl., Auto., p/s, p/b, air, $4,200. CHRIST CRAFT 23 ft. sun roof, am/fm stereo 1993 FORD PROBE GT MV Fees 1 9 9 3 FORD TAURUS GL ’70 V 8 -$2,200. Call cass.,alum. wh.. 42,734 mi. 908-780-3732 908-462-0953 $13,995. Stk 35. VIN : MA050543, price excludes tax and Refundable SAILBOAT & tags. Call 908-446-7770 Security Deposit! 17’ Daysailer, 25’ mast, Jib/ HONDA CIVIC ’89 mainsail. Enjoy the fun of sail­ Hatchback. Auto, a/c, p/s, ing. $975. 609-758-2768 am/fm, ster. cass., 85,000 mi., SPORTS CANOE - 1991 Old just passed inspection. Town Discovery, & 1991 14’ $6,500. firm. 908-431-8037 Galvinized trailer, $800. Sold HONDA CIVIC LX ’91 4 dr. together or separately. Call Auto., air, full pwr, am/fm ster­ 908-297-1778 eo cass. 28,000 mi. Exc. cond. w/warranty till 12/93. $9,895. Call 908-536-3090 3 dr. H/B, 6 cyl., 5 Spd., P/S, Anti-lock Brakes, A/C, AM /FM Stereo 4 door, 6 cyl., A/C, A M /FM Stereo w /C ass., Fab. Int., P/Seats, Buckets, w /Cass., Leather Int., P/Seats, Buckets, Rec/Seats, G auges, R/Def., R ec/Seats, C onsole, R/Def., P/w/L/Ant/M ir, BSM , Tint, Tilt, Cruise, P/Tr, HYUNDAI EXCEL ’89- Hatch­ P/w/L/Ant/Mir, BSM , Tint, R /W ipe-W ash, Tilt, Cruise, Interm it W ipers, Interm it W ipers, M ats, Dual Air Bags/A nti Lock Brakes, C aribbean G reen. back, a/c, 4 sp. am/fm ster. Black, Pow er Sun Roof. Stk. #93P70. M SR P $21,064. Stk. #93S86. Vin. #PA 204158. M SR P $21,078. cass., Polk audio speakers, AUTOMOTIVE 55,000 mi., extremely reliable. $2,500. 908-462-6822 110 Autos for Sale HYUNDAI XL T h e P l a n $9 , 1 1 1 T h e P l a n * 8 , 4 4 1 ’90. White w/grey interior. BUICK SKYHAWK '89 2 Door. Sunroof, air, p/s, p/b. 1 owner. with purchase option at 24 months $12,214 with purchase option at 24 months $12,008 Blue. 35,000 miles. Good con­ Great cond. MUST SELL. dition. Asking $5,000. Call $3,800. Call 908-679-2512 ■ " : : ^ ! : : :: : 908-679-7953 The Plan is an advance p<. l- with a purchase LINCOLN ’89 at the end of 24 months. 15,000 m ' 1 ru le o ve ra CADILLAC DE VILLE ’71 - TOWN CAR- Loaded, 26,000 69,000 miles, ac. New trans. mi. 908-613-0132 Runs great. Needs some body MERCEDES 190 E 2.6 ’87 work. $295. 908-390-5729 MINT CONDITION CADILLAC ELDORADO ’88. 4 dr., 6 cyl. Auto., p/s, anti­ 700 SHREWSBURY AVE. p/seats, door locks, digital lock brakes, air, sunroof, driv­ dash, am/fm cass. Red with er's airbag, alarm. 69,221 mi. white int. White roadster roof. $13,995. Stk 9311, VIN 80,000 mi. Asking $7,600. HF326225. Price excludes tax (908)741-6000 908-686-7142 & tags. Call 908-446-7770 R E D BANK . . .. 4 8 AUGUST 11, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT WE PAY $$$$ FOR USED CARS CALL TOM’S FORD 264-

G R E A T B U Y SPORTTRUCK SLX pkg. Loaded! Stk. cloth int., console, AM/FM TOWNMASTER S U P E R C A B ALL VEHICLES ADVERTISED ON THIS PAGE #U4674T. VIN #M8514874. 199 1 FORD TAURUS GL 1991 MAZDA NAVAJO 4x4 stereo w/cass., quad Capt. 1989 FORD BRONCO XLT 1990 FORD F250 ARE ON DISPLAY AT TOM’S FORD. ALL Only 23,976 miles. chairs & bed. Loaded! Stk. 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, 8 cyl., 5 auto trans. w/od., P/S, SUPERCAB #U4667T. VIN #JB107228. VEHICLES ARE WARRANTEED (UNLESS P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/mirrors, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/mirrors, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, 8 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., * 15 ,7 9 1 Only 58,535 miles. OTHERWISE NOTED) WITH THE BALANCE OF tilt/cruise, r. def., cloth int., tilt/cruise, r. def., roof rack, ABS, cloth int., console, buck­ P/S, P/B, A/C, ABS, ANY FACTORY WARRANTY OR A 30 DAY - AM/FM stereo w/cass. Loaded! ABS, cloth int., console, buck­ ets, AM/FM stereo w/cass., tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo N IC E 4 x 4 *8 ,742 Stk. #U4508. VIN #MA211359. ets, AM/FM stereo w/cass. Loaded! Stk. #U4666T. VIN w/cass., Stk. #U4621 T. VIN 3000 MILE POWER TRAIN WARRANTY. THESE 36,699 miles. Loaded! Stk. #U4665T. VIN #KLA74461. 56,736 miles. 1985 FORD F2504X4 BIG WHEELS #LKA84721. Only 30,892 VEHICLES MAY BE SEEN AND TEST DRIVEN AT #MUM103494. Only 25,113 8 cyl., 4 spd. man. trans., P/S, miles. *10 ,9 99 miles. 1989 TOYOTA PICKUP 4x4 * 1 2 ,7 4 3 TOM’S FORD. 200 HWY. 35 OFF PARKWAY P/B, no A/C, AM/FM stereo. 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., EXIT 117, KEYPORT. PHONE INQUIRIES WILL *16 ,6 8 7 Stk. #U4598T. VIN #FNA34964. P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM stereo * 11,6 8 7 BE TAKEN AT 739-1055 OR 264-1600. TRUCKS/ As Traded 85,636 miles. w/cass., oversize tires. Stk. NICE MIDSIZE *4,999 #U4580T. VIN #K7014286. As S P O R T Y VANS 1992 FORD RANGER XLT Traded 56,800 miles. CARS 1992 FORD MUSTANG GT 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, *5,991 P/B, A/C, tilt/cruise, ABS, cloth F R E E C A P 8 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P U T T H E T O P NICE WAGON int., AM/FM stereo w/cass., P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seat, DO W N 1988 GMC C2500 1990 FORD TAURUS GL bedliner. Stk. #U4051T. VIN P/mirrors, cruise, r. def., 1991 SUZUKI 8 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, STATIONWAGON #NTA73638. Only 17,218 leather int., console, buckets, SIDEKICK 4x4 A/C, AM/FM stereo w/cass., 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, miles. fiberglass cap. Stk. #U4641T. M onm outh county's Largest AM/FM stereo w/cass. 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, no P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seat, VIN #H4J15080. Only 46,321 Loaded! Stk. #U4447. VIN A/C, console, buckets, AM/FM * 1 1 ,9 8 1 P/mirrors, tilt/cruise, r. def., roof miles. Ford car & Truck inventory #NF172040. Only 24,262 stereo w/cass., convertible top. tack, cloth int., AM/FM stereo mites. w/cass. Stk. #U4668, VIN Stk. #U4550T. VIN LOW MILEAGE *7,6 41 Monmootn county's Bast used ear selection #LA244292. 42,730 miles. * 13 ,9 9 1 #M6401017.31,785 miles. 1991 FORD RANGER XLT p i g * over rs Used cars Always in stockt $7 9 9 4 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, W O R K H O R S E Prom Low Price to Luxury-Sporty cars to work Trucks *8,794 ONLY 2,586 MILES! P/B, A/C, ABS, cloth int., WE HAVE THEM ALLIII n i c e ’ t r u c k AM/FM stereo w/cass., Stk. 1988 FORD F150 ONLY 25,702 MILES! 1993 FORD FESTIVA 8 cyl., 4 spd. man. trans., P/S, • Ford Chairman's Award Recipient 199 1 FORD FI 50 XLT #U4683T. VIN #MUB86418. • Award Winning Sendee Department 1990 BUICK SKYLARK 4 cyi., 5 spd. man. trans., P/B, 6 cyl., 5 spd, man. trans., P/S, Only 22,729 miles. P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, ABS, • Over IO Low Mileage Pre-owned 'Sis in Stock 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, no A/C, r. def., AM/FM stereo. P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, ABS, tilt/cruise, cloth int., Loaded! • Nobody Beats Tom's Fords Deals) P/L, P/W, P/mirrors, tilt/cruise, r. Stk. #U4478. VIN #P6108999. tilt/cruise, cloth int., AM/FM *8,991 Stk. #U4644T. VIN #JNB43350. def., cloth int., AM/FM stereo Only 2,586 miles. stereo w/cass., bedliner. 77,667 miles. w/cass. Loaded! Stk. #U4651. Loaded! Stk. #U4652T. VIN ONLY 23,976 VIM #LM023611. Only 25,702 * 5 ,5 5 5 #MNA71804. Only 23,645 M IL E S *6,794 wiles. miles. 1991 GMC S 15 JIMMY 4x4 *8 ,36 7 $28,000 NEW! * 1 1 ,9 7 6 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, CUSTOM CRUISER P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, ABS, 1988 CHEVY ASTRO ECONOMY! 1990 FORD TAURUS SHO 6 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, H E Y S P O R T ! tilt/cruise, r. def., roof rack, CONVERSION VAN 200 Hwy 35 1990 FORD ESCORT LX P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seat, 1991 FORD cloth int., console, buckets, 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, Keyport 264-1600 P/mirrors, tilt/cruise, r. def., EXPLORER SPORT AM/FM stereo w/cass., 4.3 Itr., P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, P/mirrors, r. def., cloth int., con­ cloth int., console, buckets, sole, buckets, AM/FM stereo 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, AM/FM stereo w/cass. Loaded! P/B, A/C, ABS, P/L, P/W, w/cass. Stk. #114634. VIM Stk. #U4505. VIN #LA235304. #LW185260. Only 18,237 miles. P/mirrors, tilt/cruise, r. def., Only 30,737 miles. root rack, cloth int., console, *6,584 buckets, AM/FM stereo *10 ,9 8 7 w/cass., Loaded! Stk. LOADED! #U4671T. VIN #MUC01565. 1990 MERCURY SABLE GS ROCKET! 44,033 miles. 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, 1992 FORD * 15 ,7 6 3 P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seat, MUSTANG 5.0 LX P/mirrors, tilt/cruise, r. def., 8 cyl., auto trans., w/od., P/S, cloth int., AM/FM stereo w/cass. PRETTY TRUCK P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seat, Loaded! Stk. #U4624. VIN 1990 FORD F150 XLT #LA640545. 97,998 miles. P/mirrors, cruise, r. def., cloth 6 cyi., auto trans. w/od., P/S, int., console, buckets, AM/FM P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, $1 stereo w/cass. Loaded! Stk. the ford store 6 ,3 8 7 ABS, cloth int., AM/FM stereo #U4472. VIN #NF154317. Only G A S S A V E R w/cass., stl. whls., tu-tone. 21,485 miles. Loaded! Stk. #U4685T. VIN 1990 FORD ESCORT #LNB28037. Only 34,085 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, no * 11,9 9 9 miles. A/C, P/mirrors, r. def.. cloth int., console, buckets, AM/FM stereo. SUPERCHARGED * 1 1 ,8 6 7 Stk. #U4507. VIN #LW190335. 1990 FORD THUNDERBIRD Only 34,566 miles, S U P E R C A B SUPERCHARGED t h a t g i v e s *5,9 9 5 6 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, 1991 FORD P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seat, F150XLT 4x4 S A V E $ $ $ P/mirrors, tilt/cruise, r. def., 8 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, 1988 FOR TEMPO ABS, cloth int., console, buck­ A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, ABS, 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, ets, P/moonroof, AM/FM stereo cloth int., AM/FM stereo P/B, A/C, P/L, P/mirrors, r. def., w/cass. Loaded! Stk. #U4266. w/cass., cap. Loaded! Stk. cloth int., console, buckets, VIN #LH110786. 38,215 miles. #U4515T. VIN #MKA83278. ? AM/FM stereo w/cass. Stk. 50,772 miles. #U4526. VIN #JK13928. As * 12 ,9 8 4 * 13 ,9 9 7 y o u m o r e traded 73,627 miles. *3,9 39 FAMILY WAGON NICE LOOKING 1990 FORD TAURUS LX PICKUP I’LL NEVER GIVE STATIONWAGON 199 1 FORD F150 XLT UP MY CADILLAC! 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, 1986 CADILLAC P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seat, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, COUPE DEVILLE P/mirrors, tilt/cruise, r. def., ABS, cloth int., AM/FM stereo 8 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, roof rack, AM/FM stereo w/cass., hard toneau cover. P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seat, w/cass. Loaded! Stk. #U4502. Loaded! Stk. #U4514T. VIN P/mirrors, tilt/cruise, r. def., VIN #LA159884.47,062 miles. #MNB06378. Only 18,219 leather int., AM/FM stereo miles. w/cass. Loaded! Stk. #U4517. *9,999 VIN #G4332043. As Traded * 1 1 ,9 8 7 88,450 miles. G O T O P L E S S FAMILY WAGON *3,999 1991 FORD MUSTANG LX 1991 FORD • LOW ER PRICES CONVERTIBLE AEROSTAR XLT ECONOMY PLUS 4 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, 1987 NISSAN SENTRA P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/mirrors, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/mirrors, • HUGE S E L E C T I O N 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, cruise, cloth int., console, tilt/cruise, r. def., roof rack, P/B, A/C, r. def., cloth int., buck­ buckets, AM/FM stereo w/cass. cloth int., console, buckets, ets, AM/FM stereo w/cass. Stk. Loaded! Stk. #U438. VIN AM/FM stereo w/cass„ #U4499. VIN #HC866375. As #MF150886.37,933 miles. Loaded! Stk. #U4484T. VIN • HIGH TRAD E IN ALLOW ANCES Traded 88,378 miles. #MZB48842. Only 20,927 *10 ,9 99 miles. *2,494 • QUALITY SERVICE LOW MILEAGE *12 ,9 9 7 FULL POWER 1990 FORD TAURUS GL 199 1 MERCURY SABLE LS 15 PASSENGER 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, 1993 FORD P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/mirrors, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seats, E350 CLUB WAGON P/mirrors, tilt, cruise, r. Def., tilt/cruise, r. def., cloth int., AM/FM stereo w/cass. Loaded! 15 pass., 8 cyl., auto trans. cloth int., buckets, console, w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, Stk. #U4487. VIN #MA632633. AM/FM stereo w/cass. Loaded! ABS, cloth int., AM/FM stereo Only 25,164 miles. Stk. #U4659. VIN #LA241338. w/cass., dual A/C. Loaded! Stk. 56,309 miles. *10 ,9 9 9 #U4682T. VIN #PHA20719. *8,369 19,857 miles. COOL! N IC E R ID E *18 ,7 4 9 1984 OLDSMOBILE NO MILEAGE 199 1 MERCURY T0R0NAD0 GRAND MARQUIS 8 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, 1993 FORD 8 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seat, E150 CARGO VAN P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seat, P/mirrors, tilt/cruise, r. def., 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/mirrors, tilt/cruise, r. def., cloth int., AM/FM stereo P/B, no A/C, buckets, ABS, cloth int., AM/FM stereo w/cass. w/cass. Loaded! Stk. #U4587. AM/FM stereo. Stk. #U4664T. Loaded! Stk. #U4487. VIN VIN #EE321301. As Traded VIN #PHA89476. Only 248 200 HWY. 35 (Pkwy exit 117) Keyport, NJ. (908) 264-1600 #MX664166. 26,559 miles. 79,200 miles. miles. * 11,9 9 4 * 3 ,4 7 3 *14 ,9 9 9 jvT J»i I I l tAiiJ'jn %*

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NEW 1993 PLYMOUTH Becoming a lg m SUNDANCE NEW 1993 PLYMOUTH 3 DOOR LIFTBACK ACCLAIM 2.2 Itr. EFI 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., 4 dr. Sedan, 2.5 Itr. EFI, auto trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C, r. def., cloth & vinyl P/S, P/B, A/C, cloth front bench seat, F i v e - S t a r D e a l e r " low back front seats. Stk. #1527. VIN conv. spare tire. Stk. #1401. VIN #PN648852. MSRP $9,125. Rebate #PF613629. MSRP $14,731. Manuf. $1,000. College Grade Rebate if Disc. $1,011. Buhler Disc, $696. qualified $500. Buhler Disc. $331. Chrysler rebate $1,500. is very easy. SAVE $1,831! SAVE $3,207!

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satisfy your custom ers. NEW 1993 CHRYSLER A ll you have to do is be courteous, highly trained, NEW 1993 PLYMOUTH CONCORDE efficient, friendly, professional, proficient, prom pt, 4 dr. Sedan, 3.3 Itr. V-6, auto trans., honest, skilled, and caring. Every m inute of every day, VOYAGER P/S, P/B, A/C, P/8-way seat, cloth 2.5 Itr. EFI, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, bucket seats w/recliner, 16” whl. & w ith every customer. Nothing to it. O r m aybe it's just P/liftgate, r. def., lugg. rack, 7 p ass, seating, touring grp., conv. spare. Stk. #1374. highback bucket seats, conv. spare, FW D. that our people are so good, they m ake it look easy. Stk. #1377. VIN #PR2911135. M SRP VIN #PH581690. MSRP $21,018. $17,145. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $857. R ebate Factory Disc. $169. College Grad Com e see us soon. And judge for yourself. $500. College G rad R ebate $500. Buhler Rebate $500. Buhler Disc. $1,184. Disc. $782. SAVE $2,639! SAVE $1,853!

* 1 4 , 5 0 6 $ 1 9 , 1 6 5 USED CAR SPECIALS 1988 PLYMOUTH HORIZON1991 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT GL 1987 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, V-8, auto trans. w/od. P/S, P/B, A/C, T.G., console, buckets, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, r. def., A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seats, tilt/crulse, r. AM/FM stereo. Stk. #7934. VIN AM/FM stereo w/cass., T.G. det., W/W tires, T.G., cloth int., #JY207845. As traded 69,983 Loaded! Stk. #7938. VIN AM/FM stereo w/cass. Stk. #7701. miles. #M E 014854.46,517 miles. VIN #HX701849.54,827 miles. * 3 , 1 9 9 NEW 1993 PLYMOUTH * 1 0 , 9 9 9 * 5 , 9 9 9 NEW 1993 CHRYSLER 1990 HYUNDAI EXCEL 1930 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SE 1987 NISSAN SENTRAXE LASER 4 cyl., 4 spd. man. trans., man. 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B 4 dr., 4 cyl., 5 spd. ,man. trans., LEBARON 2 dr. Hatchback, 1.8 Itr. 4 cyl. MPI, 5 steering, no A/C, AM/FM stereo A/C, P/W, AM/FM stereo P/S, no A/C, AM/FM stereo CONVERTIBLE spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, w/cass., Stk. #8019. VIN w/cass., T.G. Stk. #8082. VIN w/cass. Stk. #7896. VIN #LX 230563.33,910 miles. 2 dr., 2 .5 litr. E FI 4 cyl., au to trans., P /S , P/B , cloth/vinyl reel, front seats. Stk. #UJ049319.59,498 miles. #HU 011259.74,379 miles. A/C, cloth int., low back front bucket seats, #1464. VIN #PE083740. MSRP sport grp., black top. Stk. #1459. VIN $13,490. Chrysler Rebate $700. * 1 1 ,5 9 9 #PF632206. M SR P $19,611. Factory Disc. * 3 , 1 9 9 * 3 , 9 9 9 $225. R ebate $1,000. College G rad R ebate College Grad Rebate $500. Buhler 1990 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM1987 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER $500. B uhler Disc. $1,002. Disc. $406. 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, 1988 CHEVROLET SPRMT TURBO SAVE $2,727! 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, P/W, P/seats, tilt/cruise, landau, wire 3 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, SAVE $1,606! A/C, AM/FM stereo. Stk. #7852. whl. cvrs., r. def., AM/FM stereo A/C, AM/FM stereo w/cass. Stk. w/cass., leather int., T.G., W/W tires. #7890. VIN #JK702848. 39,667 VIN #LF770485.63,260 miles. Loaded! Stk. #7854. VIN #HC117690. 78,190 miles. miles. * 7 , 2 9 5 * 4 , 9 9 9 * 3 , 7 9 9 $ 1 6 , 8 8 4 $ 1 1 , 8 8 4

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NEW 1993% NEW 19 9 3 NEW 19 9 3 NEW 19 9 3 P I C K U P S E N T R A X E SHADOW COLT Nissan 4x2,4 cyl., 5 speed manual Nissan 4 dr., 4 cyl., 5 speed manual Dodge 2 Dr., 4 cyi., 5 speed manual trans., P/S, Dodge 2 Dr., 4 cyl., 5 speed manual trans., P/S, P/B, no trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C, all season trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, stereo-cass., P/B, no A/C, all season tires, rear delogger.Stk A/C, doth int., all season tires, rear defogger. Stk tires. Stk #7611. VIN.PC428709. MSRP cruise control, cloth int. Stk #7659. #1766. VIN.PN670267. MSRP $9411. Selling price #1732. VIN.PU081353. MSRP $8923. Selling price $9510. VIN.PC809550. MSRP $11,649. includes $1000 Rebate & $500 College gratf rebate. includes $500 Rebate & $500 Colege grad rebate. SAVE $2015 SAVE $1672 SAVE $2416 SAVE $1928 $ $ $ | 7495 9 9 7 7 * 6 9 9 5 6 9 9 5 NEW 19 9 3 NEW 19 9 3 NEW 19 9 3 NEW 19 9 3 SPIRIT N X 1 6 0 0 2 4 0 S X D A K O T A ‘ S ’ Nissan 2 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, Dodge, 4 dr., 6 cyL, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, stereo- Nissan coupe, 4 cyl., 5 speed manual Dodge 4x2,4 cyl., 5 speed manual trans., P/S, P/B, no P/B, no A/C, cloth int. Stk #7767. cass., tilt, cruise, al season tires, conventional spare. Stk trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C, stereo-cass., A/C, stereo. Stk #1689. VIN.P5273157. MSRP $9843. VIN.PU201108. MSRP $13,155. Selling price indudes $500 College grad rebate. #1749. VIN.PT627413. MSRP $15,430. Selling price cloth int., interval wipers, Stk #7610. includes $1500 rebate & $500 College grad rebate. SAVE $3160 VIN.PW304568. MSRP $15,308. SAVE $1348 SAVE $3535 SAVE $4313 t $ 9 9 9 5 8 4 9 5 * 1 1 , 8 9 5 * 1 0 , 9 9 5 NEW 19 9 3 BRAND NEW 1994 NEW 19 9 3 A L T I M A X NEW 19 9 3 RAM VAN 150 Nissan 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans;, P/S, CARAVAN PATHFINDER 4X4 Dodge, 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C, stereo, P/B, no A/C, stereo, cruise control, cloth bucket seats, all season tires. Stk #2001. V1N.PK584635. Dodge, 7 passenger, 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, Pffl, A/C, int. Stk #7431. VIN.PC183589. MSRP Nissan, 6 cyl., 5 speed manual trans., P/S, P/B, no MSRP $15,887. Selling price includes $1000 rebate & stereo-cass., tilt, cruise, doth int, lugg rack. Stk #1806. $1 4,704. A/C, stereo-cass., tilt wheel, cloth int., interval wipers, $500 Commercial rebate. VIN.PR371774. MSRP $17,752. Selling price indudes Stk #7641. VIN.PW134310. MSRP $20,395. SAVE $2305 SAVE $3092 $700 rebate & $500 College grad rebate. oSAVE m v c ^$3900uu A 1 SAVE $2257 * 1 2 , 3 9 9 $16,495 $12,795 $15,495 NEW 19 9 3 NEW 19 9 3 NEW 19 9 3 NEW 19 9 3 MAXIMA INTREPID Nissan, 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, 3 0 0 Z X STEALTH P/B, A/C, stereo-cass., p/windows & Nissan, cyl., 5 speed manual trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, Dodge, 4 dr., 6 cyi., aUto trans., P/S, P/B, AIC, Stereo- 6 cass., P/windows & seats, tilt, cruise, cloth buckets, Dodge, 2 dr., 6 cyL, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, stereo- locks, tilt, cloth int., interval wipers, stereo-cass., P/windows & locks, tilt, cruise, T-tops, cass., P/windows & locks, tilt, cruise, cloth int Stk #1818. conventional spare. Stk #7762. cloth int., interval wipers, alum, wheels, conventional alum, wheel. Stk #1821. VIN.PH693044. MSRP $19,395. Selling price includes $500 College grad rebate. VIN.PY042656. MSRP $22,224. Selling price includes VIN.PT131492. MSRP $21,700. spare. Stk #7718. VIN.PX538321. MSRP $33,450. $10004 $500 College grad rebate. SAVE $1400 SAVE $4205 unfbifimjSAVE $8455 » | ▲ m _ a A M I I OHVCSAVE $3229

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NEW 1993 NEW 1993 NEW 1993 NEW 1993 FESTIVA TEMPO MUSTANG PROBE Ford 2 dr., 4 cyl., 5 speed manual trans., manual steering, AIRBAG! Ford, 2 dr., 4 cyl, 5 speed manual trans., P/S, P/B air I I Ford, 2 dr., 4 cyl., aulo trans., P/S, P/B, air cond., stereo-cass., P/B, no A/C, Ducket seats & console, radial tires. Stk. I Ford 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto, trans., P/S, P/B, air cond., stereo-cass., cond., stereo-cass., cmise control, velour buckets, I P/Locks & trunk, cloth buckets, console, interval wipers, rear I wiper/washer, armrest. Stk# 40033. VIN. P512825& MSRP I PAvindows & locks, velour int., console, interval wipers. Stk console, all season radial tires. VIN. PF203115. MSRP #40707. VIN. P6145742. MSRP $7456. I $17,306. Selling price includes $400 College Grad rebate. I #40551. VIN. PK200149. MSRP $13,492. 4,482. SAVE $1257 SAVE $3313 SA V E $364 3 SAVE $3183 6199 $1 0 , 2 9 9 $1 1 ,2 9 9 $1 3 ,9 9 5

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*86 FORD TEMPO *90 F O R D E S C O R T ’92 FORD T-BIRD ’90 NISSAN 300ZX 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, p/B, air 4 dr., 4 cyl., 4 speed manual trans., 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, air * m 4 % a 2 dr., 6 cyl., 5 apd. manual trans., P/S, P/S, P/B, no A/C. stereo, cloth Int., cond., stereo-cass., P/windows, P/B, air cond., stereo-cass.. P/windows, cond., stereo-cass.^ cloth tat., $ S % C a C l* % 15,769 miles. Stk# 9561F. VIN. seats & locks, tilt, cruise, T-tops, cloth int., Interval wipers, 78,224 m iles. Stk* interval wipers, 43,829 miles. Stk* *12,898 interval wipers, alum. whls. 30,837 milss, 9645N. VIN. GK124635. NH126639. *17,495 *2495 9810F. VIN. LW136906. Stk# 9770Non. vinI.. LX014740.r------’87 FORD MUSTANG ’90 FORD MUSTANG LX ’93 FORD TAURUS USED TRUCK SPECIALS! 4 dr., 6 cyl.,auto trans., P/S, P/B, air cond., 2 dr., 4 cyl.,auto trans., P/S, P/B,manual 2 dr., 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, air cond., slereo-cass., PMndows & locks, tnt, cruise, ’89 FORD F-2S0 PICK UP steering, air cond., stereo. P/locks, tilt, stereo-cass., PMndows & locks, tilt, cruise, cloth int., 19,752 miles, Stk# 9850B. VIN. 5.8 liter 8 cyl, auto trans., P/S, P/B, air cruise, Interval wipers, 75,473 miles. cloth buckets, console, Interval wipers, *14,849 PG175052. cond., stereo, 39,948 orig. miles. Excellent Stk# 9718U. VIN. HF224087. s3995 13,623 miles. Stk# 9670F. VIN. LF141451. *7495 conditionl Stk# 9868F. VIN. KNA96203. *8,495 ’85 CADILLAC SEVILLE >90 DODGE DYNASTY ’93 FORD TAURUS 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, air cond., ’88 JEEP CHEROKEE 2 dr., 8 cyl., auto trans., PIS, P/B, air 4 dr., cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, air cond., 6 stereo-cass., P/wlndows, seats & locks, tilt, Larado 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, air cond., stero-cass., P/windows, seats S stero-cass., P/wlndows, seats & locks, tiit, cruise, cloth int., interval wipers, 16,606 cond., stereo-cass., P/Windows & locks, locks, tilt, cruise, Interval wipers, B9,350 cruise, cloth int., Interval wipers, 41,261 console, lugg. rack,, 61,434 miles. Stk# miles. Stk# 8B54N. VIN. FE836765. miles. Stk# 9B46B. VIN. PG175051. *14,898 *9,798 *4795 miles. Stk# S79SQ VIN. LD73S222. *7995 9644N. VIN. JT65732. ’89 HYUNDAI EXCEL Gl >92 FORD FESTIVA ’93 FORD TAURUS *90 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, air cond, 2 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans, P/S, P/B, air 2 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans. P/S, P/B, air 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, air cond., stereo-cass., P/windows & locks, tit, cruise, cond., stereo-cass., P/wlndows & cond., stereo-cass., cloth buckets, stereo, P/windows & locks, cloth int., doth Int., interval wipers, 17,280 miles, locks, Hit, cruise, d o th Int., 31,288 console, Interval wipers 11,421 interval wipers, 59,038 miles. Stk# 96080. S!k#9847B.VIN. PG120616. *14,987 miles. Stk* 9799F. VIN. KU315348. miles. Stk* 9662B. VIN. M6116843. VIN. LX272229. *10,995 *4795 *7995 ’91 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL ’88 N ISSA N S E N T R A *89 CHRYSLER TOWN I COUNTRY *92 DODGE CONVERSION VAN 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto Irans., P/S, P/B, air cond., 2 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, air 2 dr., cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, air cond., 250,8 cyl., auto bans., P/S, P/B, air cond., stereo- 8 stereo-cass., PMndcws, seats & locks, tilt, cond., stereo-cass., cloth buckets, stereo-cass., P/wlndows, seats & locks, tilt, cass., P/windows, seats & Locks, fit cruise, doth cruise, leather Int., Interval wpers, 58,294 console, Interval wipers, 64,708 cruise, cloth buckets, interval wipers, int., interval wipers, Mark 111 conversion, TV. miles. Stk# 9748N. VIN. LU580402. miles. Stk# 97B4N. VIN. MY730311. *14,995 7,243 miles. Stk* 9000. VIN. NK151160. *14,999 *5480 67,562 miles. Stk# 9878N. VIN. K8202253. *9495 *88 VO LV O 240DL ’93 FORD TAURUS *91 FORD EXPLORER XLT 4x4 ’90 NISSAN SENTRA 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto trans, P/S, P/B, air cond., 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto tana. P/S, P/B, air cond. atorso- Wagon, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, air stereo-cass., P/wlndows & locks, tilt, cruise, casa., P/window* & locks, fit, cruiM, dot) buckets, P/B, Air Cond., 79,989 miles. cond., stero-cass., P/wlndows & locks, cloth Int., interval wipers, 14,767 miles, coned*, interval wipers, alum. whls., running cloth int., Interval wipers, 37,840 mile6. Stk# 9648a VIN. M109306. *15,189 boards, lugs, reck, 41,019 milee, Stk* 9732F.VIN. Stk# 9638D. VIN. LV001935. z *16,799 *5825 Stk# 9791N. VIN. SL313575. *9495 MUBBSM T

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N E W 1 9 9 3 GEO STORM GSI SPORT COUPE 1.8 Itr. DOHC 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM, stereo w/cass., dig. elk. & CARS! theft deterrent, sprt. cloth bucket seats, frt. & r. carpet 1990 CHEVY CAVALIER fir. mats. Stk. #3333. VIN 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans, P/S, P/B, A/C, body side m ldg, console, carpet, elk, r. def, lit. & r. fir. IP7516488. MSRP $15,555. mats, A M /FM stereo, recl/bucket seals, Int. w ip­ ers, rally whls. Stk. #35101. VIN #J1844970. Rebate $1,500. College Grad 41,799 miles. Rebate $500. Future Disc. *6,996 $1,077. 1992 CHEVY EXTENDED 1 ASTRO VAN 6 cyl, aulo trans. w /od, P/S, P/B, A/C, OUR EVERYDAY PRICE. tilt/cruise, recl/bucket seats, delx. w hls, carpel, NOT ONE DAY ONLY! elk, T.G, AM /FM stereo w/cass. Stk. #P2103. VIN #N B 109481.24,130 miles. T *13,997 $12.q78 1991 CHEVY ASTRO VAN 6 cyl, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W , T.G., tilt/cruise, frt & r. Hr. m ats, recl/bucket 1rt. seat, body side m ldg, AM /FM stereo w/cass., carpel, d k „ rally whls, int wipers. Stk. #35401. VIN #M B139503.24,926 miles. $12,810 1993 CHEVY LUMINA EURO 6 cyl, aulo trans. w /od, P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W , P/trnk. rel, body side m ldg, tilt/cruise, carpet, NEW 1993 NEW 1993 CHEVY NEW 1993 CHEVY elk., r. def, stereo w /cass, m ag. w hls, int. w ip­ GEO ers. Stk. #P3027. VIN #P9108479.7,239 miles. L U M I N A A P V B L A Z E R 4 W D *13,968 PRIZM 3.8 Itr. SFI V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, 4 dr., 4.3 Itr. V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, 1988 CHEVY C-1500 PICKUP 4 dr. Sedan, 1.6 Itr. 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/W, P/L & tailgate, P/6-way driver seat, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, r. def., r. washer/toiper, 6 cyl, auto trans. w /od, P/S, P/B, no A/C, T.G, P/B, A/C, r. def., int. wipers, frt. & r. carpet deep tint glass, r. def., sunroof, load level­ delx. cloth recl/bucket seats w/P/adjuster, A M /FM stereo w /cass, bench frt. seat, trip od, ing suspension, 15” cast alum. whls. keyless entry, elec. shift, spare whl. & tire body side m ldg, elk, fir. mats, int. wipers, slid­ fir. mats, sprt. mirrors, anti-lock brakes, w/locks, roof carrier, AM/FM stereo w/cass. carrier, stl. bltd. white letter tires, alum, ing r. window, matching cap. Stk. #33991. VIN AM/FM stereo w/cass/dig. elk. & theft det., #J 1289551.43,121 miles. & ext range speakers, speed control, frt. & r. whls., AM/FM stereo w/cass, speed con­ *7,487 cloth/vinyl bucket seats. Stk. #3522. VIN carpet fir. mats, remote fold-away mirrors, trol, tilt whl., int. wipers, lugg. carrier, deep IPZ039836. MSRP $13,305. College Grad custom cloth bucket seats. Stk. #T3786. VIN tint glass, 2-tone paint. Stk. #T3265. VIN 1989 CHEVY CAPRICE Rebate $500. Disc. $442. #PT149133. MSRP $22,202. College Grad #P2122880. MSRP $23,073. Rebate WAGON rebate $500. Future Disc. $1,668. $1,000. College Grad rebate $500. Disc. 8 cyl, auto trans. w /od, P/S, P/B, A/C, P/W, P / L , $1,599. P/ant, r. d ef, T.G, tilt/cruise, split bench seat, frt & r. fir. m ats, body side m ld g, A M /FM stereo w /cass, wire w hls, int wipers. Stk. #36011. VIN #KA156172.38,924 miles. $ 1 2 , 3 6 3 * 1 8 , 6 3 4 * 1 9 , 9 7 4 *9,487

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