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BY CINDY HERRSCHAFT ship must be kept for the life of the struc ture. For a municipality that’s more than Staff Writer 300 years old and has more than 23,000 I n the next few months, Middletown will buildings, that adds up to “a lot” of paper be taking a ride on the information work, said Bennett. superhighway that could save countless All those pieces of paper are kept in hun trees. dreds of boxes at various locations around Local officials are purchasing new com the township, including the basements of the puter equipment that will allow town main library on New Monmouth Road and records to be stored on compact discs the Lincroft branch. instead of millions of pieces of paper. Since the building department generates “It eliminates the need for a lot of the majority of the documents, it will be the paper,” explained Township Administrator first one to begin using the new system, Joseph P. Leo, who said the state laws gov which is expected to cost about $80,000, erning record-keeping are “crazy.” officials said. Limiting the need for storage space is One of the biggest expenses is pur paramount for Middletown right now, since chasing a scanner large enough to copy the officials are running out of places to keep all three-foot blueprints developers submit to the records. the township, explained Bennett. “We just can’t shove them into closets However, the cost of the new technology anymore,” said Leo. is a better bargain today than it was three Information on government meetings, years ago when it would have cost financial records and building inspections Middletown $300,000, he added. must be kept “until the public wouldn’t go Anything relating to the building which looking for them anymore,” said Walter includes blueprints, inspection notices, and Bennett, director of the township’s informa permits can be stored in one computer file tion management systems, referring to state that will be identified by a block and lot archivists’ logic on record-keeping. number, explained Bennett. While that could mean a few years for Once the system is operational, any new some records, it could be mean infinity for documents will be entered directly. Older others. documents will be scanned into the comput- Documents on any buildings in the town Continued on page 15
Veteran Richard Belesky copies the name of a fallen soldier during last week's New Jersey Vietnam Veterans Remembrance Day in Holmdel. (Photo by Don Wagner) Memories of Vietnam H e returned 26 years ago, but Garden State Arte Center in Holmdel. Phillip Bianco still confronts the The event, sponsored by the New memories of his 16 months in Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial Vietnam every day. Foundation, also celebrated the first When he was 20, Bianco lost a leg and anniversary of the memorial’s dedication. half of his eyesight to gunshot wounds. Bianco, who sat by himself, wept qui The Whiting resident was one of hun etly as the keynote speaker, Gen. Alfred dreds who attended the New Jersey M. Gray, told America’s side of the story. Vietnam Veterans Remembrance Day pro A Point Pleasant native and four-star gen Work on the Port Monmouth road and bridge project in Middletown has shifted to gram May 7 at the year-old New Jersey eral, Gray was the 29th commandant of the Port Monmouth Road, seen above. The township’s historic Spy House is in the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, located at the Continued on page 14 background. (Photo by Michael Guiliano) 2 . INDEPENDENT, MAY 15, 1996 W c f Q o'**
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HAZLET — The Board of Education is still searching for ways to reduce the 1996-97 budget by $350,000. A decision probably will be made at Monday’s regular board meeting. “Cuts are always difficult,” said Business Administrator Paul Sparta. “There’s nothing in the budget that is not needed.” Nonetheless, the Township.Committee voted 4 to 1 on May 7 to trim the $29 mil lion spending plan that was defeated by voters Apri! 6 by a margin of 808 (o 693. Committeeman Christopher Leonessa abstained since his wife works for the Mater Dei High School senior school district. Ian Rooney will participate in Committeeman Peter Doyle voted against the reduction which will lower the the Olympic torch relay. school tax increase from 7.6 cents to 5.9 Page 19 cents. The reduction will bring the 1996 school tax rate to $1.76 cents per $100 of assessed property valuation or $1,760 per REGULAR FEATURES $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 . “I thought the cuts were too severe,” Calendar Page 33 said Doyle who said he was convinced 49 there was little fat in the budget. “I hope Classifieds Page they make the best of it.” Editorials Page 30 Sparta said the board is looking to Letters Page 31 make some cuts in the areas of mainte Obituaries Page 40 nance and equipment. Some savings also will be realized when the board hires a Police Beat Page 41 new teacher to replace one who recently 47 A STITCH IN TIME — Nance Cruikshank, Middletown, with her quilt “Fair announced her retirement. Real Estate Page Meadow,” is one of 100 members of the Rebecca Reel Quilters who will Sports . Page 42 Board member Wesley Smith said the be displaying their work during a two-day exhibit this weekend at Poricy board intends to keep the $75,000 it com Yesteryear Page 34 Park, Middletown. For the story, see page 12. (Photo by Jackie Pollack) mitted to upgrading technology in the dis trict by “rearranging and reappropriating” some funds. The ad hoc technology committee is H olm del planners also looking for donations from local in dustry to add more computers without Phone numbers: increasing costs, added Smith, who is a Editorial O K school plans member of the committee. 254-7000 Ext. 226 Plans to improve technology in the FAX 254-0486 district include'me purchase of 24 new Circulation HOLMDEL — The final plans for the be implemented over a five-year period computers for the middle schools and the 254-1755 school facilities referendum went before one instead of the 10-year period proposed under installation of a new computer lab in the Display Advertising more board Monday. the first plan. high school, which will be equipped with 972-6740 Board of Education architect David During the five-year period, the ad 20 new computers and a laser printer, he FAX 254-0256 Fraytak, of Faridy, Thorne, and Fraytak, of ministration anticipates an enrollment said. 1 800 660 4 Trenton, presented an overview of the pro increase of 600 students,, for a total of 3,400 Plans to hire a fourth-grade teacher Classified - - - ADS posed $19.5 million referendum to members students by the school year 2000-2001. Classified FAX 432-0016 and a guidance counselor for the two mid of the Planning Board. The referendum plan calls for restruc dle schools may also be kept in the 1996 Joe Wahl, chairman of the Planning turing three of the districts four schools, 97 budget, said Superintendent of School Board, said the board’s job is to make sure with Village School changing from a Timothy Nogueira. that the school facilities plan is consistent kindergarten through third grade school to a “Some of the ancillary things, which Independent with the township’s current master plan. kindergarten through second grade school; the kids may not miss, is what would be Fraytak assured the members that the Indian Hill, from grades four and five to cut,” Smith said. school board has every intention of fol grades three through six school; and The Board of Education could Ghoose Managing Editor lowing the ordinances that the Planning William R. Satz School, which adjoins the to appeal the Township Committee’s Marilyn Duff Board has already implemented. high school, from a grades six through eight decision to the state commissioner of edu Sports Coordinator He said his firm worked very closely to a grades seven through eight school. cation ■ Lindsey Siegle with the Board of Education and the Ad Hoc The scaled-down referendum was put However, that’s really not an option Committee on School Growth to mold a ref together over a ten-week period by a 32 Executive Editor for Hazlet since the state would then re erendum that would benefit the students and member Ad Hoc Committee on School quire the district to eliminate courtesy Gregory Bean residents. Growth. busing, explained Sparta. Publisher After the presentation, board members The group was formed in December by The Township Committee’s decision Kevin Wittman agreed that the site plans follow the town the Board of Education after the defeat of came after a review of the budget and ship’s master plan. the $39.9 million plan. several meetings between Mayor Ronald Holmdel voters went to the polls The committee was comprised of a tyalsh, Committeeman John Bradshaw, A Greater Media Newspaper Tuesday to vote on a scaled-down version of diverse group of people representing various Nogueira and Sparta. the $39.9 million plan that was defeated in township organizations and was, co-chaired State law requires municipal governing kU VERIFIED October. by two of the main components of the first • m AUDIT CIRCULATION bodies to review defeated school budgets If approved, the $19.5 million plan will plan, David Cohen and David Chai. and decide how much, if anything, to cut. The Independent is published Wednesday In addition to the Ad Hoc committee’s In the past two years the school budget D ue to the Independent's by the Greater Monmouth Publishing Co., work, the board had five public presenta has been cut by about $400,000 after vot Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick, N.J. iress deadline, coverage of the tions to make sure voters understood the ers defeated the spending plan, Sparta 08816. First-class mail subscription avail lay 14 Holm del school election referendum. able at $72 for 26 weeks, 40 cents a copy. will be in the M ay 22 edition. — Eileen Koutnik notcc^ — Cindy Herrschaft 4 INDEPENDENT, MAY 15. 1996
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BY CINDY HERRSCHAFT a motorist’s line of vision is blocked V | V : Z a TUBDAY & fUM DAy^X because of the number of vehicles that are Staff Writer crammed along the curb. M a y (8 & 19,1996 v s HAZLET — The Township Committee Gage is one of several residents who m i is considering an ordinance that would have complained to the township com Nook To 5 pm \ mittee and the police department in the require residents to obtain a permit to park arot ard eader er eading in front of their homes. past few months. T C R / • $10 P R While the location of the train station The purpose would be to limit haz Y o u ’l l / a v b a F o r t u n e a t ... ardous conditions that are being caused by has always generated some problems in the commuters parking their vehicles along area, the designation of regular bus stops in the residential roads, officials explained. the township has, unfortunately, only made The ordinance would prohibit non-resi matters worse, explained Bruther. dents from parking on the street for more Regular bus stops were designated in than two hours without a permit, Mayor January to lessen traffic congestion and Ron Walsh explained. improve safety, according to fliers dis M arketplace However, the ordinance, which could tributed by the township. affect residents living near South Laurel Committee members arc reviewing an at M atawan, Avenue, Middle Road and Route 36, is ordinance from East Brunswick, where only in the planning stages. similar actions have been taken to improve A UNIQUE COMBINATION OF STORES In the meantime, officials are still wait traffic problems. OFFERING BUNDLES & BAGS ing for the county to approve plans to pro Before any ordinance can be intro _ __ FULL OF BARGAINS...EVERYDAY! hibit all parking along Holmdel Road by duced, a list of affected streets and a sam the train station, said Traffic Safety Officer ple ordinance must be submitted to the > !, % Mark Bruther. Department of Transportation, said The proposals come in the midst of Bruther. numerous complaints from residents. Once the DOT inspects the area and “I’ve almost had three accidents,” said approves the plan, the committee can John Gage, 15 Moak Drive, who explained choose to adopt the ordinance, he added. f .
be H azlet m ay restrict 0,ovi'f'9 HOURS: Mon., Tue., Wed., Sat., 10am-6pm B e e rs Street traffic Thur., Fri., 10am-9pm • Sun., Noon-5pm The Marketplace at Matawan, Route 34, Old Bridge BY CINDY HERRSCHAFT Beers Street into Route 35. The change was made to protect the Staff Writer nearby residential areas from extra traffic HAZLET — Truck traffic along Beers expected to be generated by large retail CET SERVICE Street may be restricted to minimize the facility. FOR AS LOW AS: impact of a Home Depot store that will be Meanwhile, the committee is still con built on Route 35 and Clark Street. sidering whether to change the zoning of a three-acre lot adjacent to the Home Depot The Township Committee introduced lot from business professional to business an ordinance last week that would prohibit commercial zoning. The site, which has vehicles weighing more than 4 tons from frontage on Route 35 and Bedle Road, is PER MONTH traveling along the entire length of Beers owned by Hazlet Development, which is FOR 1 YEAR! Street from Bethany Road to Clark Street. developing the Home Depot. A final decision on the measure will be A public hearing on the change, which made following a public hearing on the was requested by the property owner, was ordinance at the May 21 committee meet extended to May 21 after more than 25 res (SP* Panasonic Phone ing. idents raised concerns about the potential Restricting truck traffic on Beers Street traffic congestion the change would gener EVERY MONTH would essentially make it impossible for ate on Bedle Road. tfP 30 Minutes PEAK OR OFF-PEAK ^ tractor trailers to use the Clark Street Formal traffic studies would not be ACTIVATION FEE IS entrance to the Home Depot as an alterna conducted until Hazlet Development sub WAIVED! A J49.9S VALUE! tive route to make deliveries, explained mits a formal application to the Planning Mayor Ron Walsh. Board. PROVIDES 90 MIN. TALK Last month, the committee voted to The board has recommended changing AND 16 HOURS STANDBY the zoning. make Clark Street a one-way street from CHARGES YOUR PHONE OVERNICHT ALLOWS YOU TO USE IT IN R egistration open fo r sum m er rec THE CAR, WHILE CHARGING IT Hazlet Recreation is sponsoring a inal fee. PROTECTS YOUR summer playground program for chil Residents may register at the recre PHONE IN LEATHER! dren ages 6 (by Oct. 1, 1996) and older. ation office located at the center now IF IT BREAKS WE'LL The program will begin on July 1 and through June 14. Non-residents may Loaner Phone LEND YOU ONE! continue for six weeks at Veterans register on June 14 only, T-shirts may be Memorial Park, Union Avenue, ordered at the time of registration at a CSO IV IC A C IT' Participants attend the program from 9 cost o f $6. CELLULARONE a.m. to 1 p.m. on Mondays through The following items are required Fridays. Cost is $40 for Hazlet residents upon registration: child’s birth certifi and $80 for non-residents. cate for children younger than 7 and 908-888-0050 Counselors will direct sports, games, proof of child’s residency (utility, mort 58 Route 35 n competitions, exhibitions and a once-a- gage or tax bill). Driver’s license not ULTIM(TTE KEYPORT, NJ week swim session at the Hazlet Swim accepted. and tennis Club. Various optional trips For more information, call (908) S M B SOUND,SO U N D S SECURITY also are available for an additional nom 739-0653. ■ With ne:. * activations on Comcast Plan W-l w itli j 90S eu'hange Other tees terms t»,)>/•, cancnibtion lees appi\ Major credit card ream red. Not responsible tor typos See salesperson for details... Expires 5 3 1 96 with this ad!
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MALL QUALITY - SMALL PRICES 3.9 cen ts HAIRCUTS: Men Women Kids in budget Monday through Friday S89S 5 l l 95 S69S 4 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. ______BY BEVERLY McGEE ______COLOR *2 4 ' PERMS * 3 4 95 Includes: Soup, Correspondent Salad bar, Mussels Marmara, Bread & ^4* M ^ 1 [Full S e r v i c e N a il S a l o n ) j MATAWAN — The 1996 municipal Butter and Dessert M budget was adopted last week almost three T IN G A T * P r< xlucts A vailable months after its introduction, hut wilh a we&us lower tax rate than originally expccted. 8 9 R o u t e 79 The final spending plan includes a 3.9 M atawan, NJ 0 7 7 4 7 188 Hwy 35N Call for cent tax rate increase, down from the 7.5 2 9 0 - 8 4 0 0 Cliffwood Beach an Appt. cent hike proposed back in February, 583-7470 T odayi' As adopted, the $6.84 million budget features a lax levy of $2,575,755, which is $ 160,349 more than last year. The 1996 municipal tax rate will be 63 cents per $ 100 of assessed property valua tion, or $630 for cvery $100,000. That number is up from 59.1 cents in 1995. For (he owner of a home worth $150,000, the annual tax bite will be $945. The Borough Council was able to reduce the tax increase by cutting spend ing by $60,000 and using more surplus, said Mayor Robert Shuey. The new budget appropriates $640,000 in surplus, $150,000 more than last year, and $40,000 more than anlicipated in the introductory budget. The state denied the council’s request CHINESE for $290,000 in state discretionary aid, which would have reduced the lax rate CHINESE BUFFET even more. Shuey said he regrets the 3.9-ccnt BUFFET a l l y o u increase, bul that it is necessary, since the council remains committed to the repair of a l l y o u C A N E A T borough streets and roads. “We have heard residents continually C A N E A T complain about the condition of the streets dinner and roads in town,” he said. “We think we are responding positively in fixing these LUNCH roads.” Councilman Jack Shepherd agreed. 5 7 . 4 9 “In my five years here on the Borough Council, I have never had to vote for a tax $ 4 . 9 9 Mon.-Thurs. increase,” he said. “This makes it a little 4:00 am to 9:00 pm bit easier, knowing that we’re going out M on.-Sun. and fixing some of those roads.” 11:00 am to 3:30 pm 57.99 Chestnut, Colonial and Danemar dri Children Under 12 Fri.-Sun. ves, and Washington and Liberty streets ■ . ; 4:00 pm to 10.00 pm are scheduled for repairs this year. $ 3,39 OPEN HOURS: Served with Drink Children Under 12 At last week’s meeting, the council Mon,-Thurs.:l 1:00 am to 10:30 pm approved live bond ordinances, approach Fri. & Sat.: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm $ 4.99 ing almost $1.6 million for the repair of Sunday 12:00 noon to 10:30 pm Under 2 FREE those roads. Seived with Drink The council will try to keep the cost of those repairs down by putting them out to • . bid as “one big project,” the mayor said. 3253 Highw ay 35 Hazlet, N. J. 0 7 7 3 0
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BY CINDY HERRSCHAFT Richard Deickmann. stolen property. Construction located at 41 Kings Highway East. Staff Writer Seifert and the juvenile caused $500 Seifert was charged with six counts to $1,000 in damage to each vehicle to of burglary and theft and six counts of Some of the vehicles burglarized in MIDDLETOWN — Two Belford gain entry. Car stereos, all of which ex criminal mischief and conspiracy to April were parked at Jomac. The others teen-agers are facing charges after a ceeded $500 in value, were taken, he commit burglary and theft. were located at the owners’ residences, two-night car burglary spree last month. said. The radios were sold or traded to Deickmann said. Robert Seifert, 18, of East End in The 17-year-old male was charged Stenquist, who has been charged with The case is still pending in court and Belford; Allan Stenquist, 22, of Union with six counts of criminal mischief, possession of stolen property, police the juvenile is housed in a youth deten Avenue in Union Beach; and a 17-year- burglary, theft, conspiracy to commit said. tion center, Deickmann said. old male from Belford, have all been burglary and theft, false implication of charged in connection with six car bur Seifert was also charged with another His brother, Detective Fred another, obstruction of the administra glaries that occurred on the evenings of count of burglary and theft for a similar Deickmann, assisted in the investigation. tion of the law, and the possession of April 9 and April 10, said Detective crime committed in October at Jomac
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s?. - T U | ID C A day of special activities will kick off event will be held from 10 a.m. until 2 Fish-O-Rama 1996 on Saturday. p.m. at Sandy Hook. The festivities are Sponsored in part by Clean Ocean Action free and open to the public and the American Littoral Society, the Various lectures and exhibits will be offered, covering a wide range of ocean interests. Underwater photographer Herb Segars will present a show of underwater Optical Fashions slides, and Russ Wilson, of The by Michael Chernick Fisherman magazine, will speak about inshore fishing. Tours of the J.H. Howard Marine Lab will be available, as well as I00 WEST FRONT STREET fun and educational activities for children of all ages. KEYPORT, NJ 07735 387 LLOYD ROAD, ABERDEEN Fish-O-Rama runs from May 18 5 8 3 - 3 4 4 1 through Sepl. 30. During this time, a va (corner Lloyd Rd. & Cambridge Dr.) riety of fish will be identified by fisher men, snorklers and other underwater en ( 9 0 8 ) thusiasts. The registration fee lo partici pate in Fish-O-Rama is $15 per person or $19.96 $10 per family. 8 8 8 complete pair of Proceeds directly benefit the work of prescription eyeglasses Clean Ocean Action and the American 7 5 7 5 Littoral Society, environmental organiza G l a s s e s M a d e W h i l e Y o u W a i t IN SOME CASES (S.V. LENS) tions wilh headquarters on Sandy Hook. Includes frame from a special collection and clear, single vision, plastic lenses (up to ±4sph. Present coupon at time To register, stop by the COA/ALS ol purchase. Not valid with any other sales, discounts or booth during the Sandy Hook festivities special offers. Expires 5/31/96 on Saturday or call (908) 872-0111. J — \ n p r HAZLET TOW NSHIP PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARCTIC .SINCE 107-7 DISTRICT-W IDE REGISTRATION AIR CONDITIONING. INC. FRIDAY - M AY 17TH Thousands of families in your area are using FOR NEW STUDENTS ENTERING Arctic Air Conditioning already!... SEPTEMBER 1996 • QUALITY WORKMANSHIP RELIABILITY HOURS: 9:30 am - 11:30 am - 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm • HONESTY • VALUE LOCATIONS: K-3 Schools 4-5 Schools PRE-SEASON SALE Lillian Drive 787-2332 Cove Road 264-5050 •JnsfantTVane Middle Road 264-9012 Sycamore Drive 264-2180 XL 1200 R e b a t e s] Raritan Valley 264-1333 6-8 Schools Super High Efficiency . T J t - r m ',s5/31/35 9-12 School Beers Street 264-1107 AIR CONDITIONING Utihty Rebates SYSTEM from Raritan High 264-8411 Union Avenue 264-0940 •2 y R . Warranty REMINDERS: TRANE Parts& Labor Kindergarten I t 's H a rd lb Stop A 'Trcirxe; • ^ R .C o /|& Child to be registered must be 5 by 10/1/96 Lompressor Bring Birth Certificate (no hospital certificate) FINANCING AVAILABLE W a r r a n t y Grades 1-12 must bring transfer card TO QUALIFIED BUYERS ' SEER u p t 0 1 4 q ALL GRADES MUST PROVIDE Two Proofs of Residency / Proof of immunizations 536-1711 or 583-9393 For further information, call any of the above schools. £. INDEPENDENT, MAY 15, 1996 9 1 I Bayshore Awakening Com m unity help 1 1 $ . m l ^ sought for festival GREAT SZECHUAN The African American Family RESTAURANT & CATERING to kick off Saturday Festival at Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, will be held on 1/2 PRICE The third annual Bayshore Awaken water for those who make their living on June 22. The planning committee is ing will get under way at the Victory it and those who recreate by swimming, seeking community participation. DINNER ENTREE Bridge in Perth Amboy shortly before fishing or sailing. Sought are art works from children, Buy 1 Entree, kindergarten through 12th grade, for Get 2nd at 1/2 Price noon Sunday, beginning a 32-mile jour Several towns along the route are ney that will culminate with a Blessing the annual art contest; entrants for a *of equal or lesser value staging events and festivities in their own talent show and vendors for an out K -H of the Water at the Shrewsbury River and communities as part of the day’s celebra House Dinner, Family Dinner Veterans Park in Highlands three hours door market. The committee is also & Combination excluded tions. Some, including Keyport and asking groups, organizations and later. With Coupon Only • One Coupon Per Table Union Beach, have a weekend filled with churches for nominations of people to • Cannot Be Combined W ith Any Other Offers The Awakening, a program created by activities, culminating with the Bayshore be honored for their commitment to Dining Room Only local chambers of commerce and the Awakening. the African American family. For Expires 5/31/96 Bayshore Development Office of the Mon.-Thurs. 11:30-10 WCNJ, the radio station operating in additional information, call Avis Fri. 6. Sat. 11:30-11 New Jersey Department of Commerce, is Hazlet, will accompany the trolley for McMillon at (908) 224-2303. ! 583-3333 Sun. _1-10 ___ designed to announce the formal opening the entire route, providing remote reports HWY. 34 & LLOYD RD. (M Grand Union Cmltr) ABERDEEN of the Bayshore Region for another on the radio throughout the afternoon. tourism season. Steve Liadis, president of the FM “There is more to our part of the state radio station, has presented donations to ENROLL NOW ! than the Atlantic Ocean,” said Muriel J. the Awakening Committee to further pro S um m er & Fall Sessions Smith, coordinator of the event. “The mote the events and has reported plans as ocean is wonderful, and we all take ad M ataw an C hildren's C enter public service announcements on the ra vantage of everything that Sandy Hook 18 Ryers Lane M ataw an, NJ dio. has to offer. But we also have wonderful (Located at Trinity Episcopal Church)______restaurants, great vistas, a sensational David Andriola, an eighth-grade stu A C om plete Early Learning C enter dent at St. Agnes in Atlantic Highlands, boardwalk with rides and amusements, for Children 2 Years and O lder and bayfront beaches that are particularly portrayed SeeMore the Clam in last year’s event, dressing as a clam and Full or H alf Day Pre-School and Kindergarten P rogram s ideal for young children.” Part-Tim e Program s During its first year, the Awakening greeting each of the mayors along the School-Age H om ew ork Assistance featured the passing of a torch from one route. NJ C ertified Teachers and A dm inistrator mayor to the next, through the 13 com This year, David will again appear as NJ State Licensed SeeMore and will also be given a special Com puter Enrichm ent - Sum m er Program s munities that lie on Sandy Hook or Register M ontjvof-M ay & Raritan bays. Last year, the mayors citation by Mayor Robert Schoeffling as Mon.-Fri. R e c e 'i v e a f r e e .. M o n t.. h passed an official Bayshore Awakening the trolley winds its way through Atlantic Plus No Registration Fee! 76:30 am - 6:00 pm banner along the route. Highlands. weekly Rate $100 (F/T) Over 15 Years This year, the Awakening committee In Keansburg, the trolley will stop CALL 908.591.CARE retained the Spring Lake Trolley and will briefly at the Runaway Rapids Water Experience 908.591.2273 pick up each mayor in his town, pause Park to enable the Chamber of briefly for a transfer of the Awakening Commerce to present a special award to banner from one mayor lo the next, then William and Henry Gehlhaus for their continue the route, eventually bringing economic contributions to the borough. OPEN < 12 mayors to Highlands where they will Monmouth County Sheriff Joseph be greeted by Mayor Joseph Branin and Oxley, who participated in the first an M N D ffW ^ lead a parade from Huddy Park lo nual Awakening as mayor of i ------11------1 r I FULL SET OF TIPS 11 CAP Veterans Park. Middletown, will join the Middletown There will be a brief ceremony bless contingent at Ideal Beach where Mayor a WRAPS OR II FROSTING FOIL MANICURE! ing the water and a wreath will be thrown Raymond O’Grady will accept the ban ACRYLICS II into the Shrewsbury River along with ner from Keansburg Mayor Patrick W/FREE [ j PERMANENT j [FROSTING ii PEDICURE ' expressions of hope for safety on the Antonacci. NAIL ART WAVE II II LONG HAIR EXTRA SPECIAL j FOR FILLS SZO.OO j j \ j "/COUPON | w/coupon 11 w/cotipon 11 I Keyport to celebrate s?099ilsccooj > 0 0 SZ9 9 9 n s3 9 9 ’ii ii$5 5 00ii * 1 8 ------1 spring with festival _ _ f o r "s e n i o r c it iI e h s s p e c ia l s ‘ LOCATED NEXT TO NOT JUST TOYS HOURS: MON.-SUN. 10-6, This weekend, Keyport plan's a Commerce will sponsor a baby parade MARKETPLACE II • MATAWAN 290-0202 THURS. & FRI. OPEN LATE grand celebration of spring with a host beginning at 11 a.m. of festivities — the annual Keyport Registration will take place at the Partnership Inc, Strawberry Festival, stage area located behind the mini SAVE WITH THIS COUPON the Greater Keyport Area Chamber of park. Prizes, donated by local mer Commerce’s Spring Sidewalk Sale, a chants, will be awarded in numerous children’s carnival at Firemen’s Park categories. and the Bayshore Awakening. Throughout the four days, a chil Barefoot in the Park The fun begins on Thursday when dren’s carnival will be held at Keyport’s merchants take to the streets Firemen’s Park. The carnival hours are N eil Sim on's classic com edy to market their wares. 5-10 p.m. on Thursday and Friday; Shoppers may browse through an noon to 10 p.m. on Saturday and 1-10 Presented by the Aberdeen/M ataw an Repertory Theatre array of children’s shoes, women’s p.m. on Sunday. clothing, antiques, used books and The weekend’s festivities will con performing at the First Presbyterian Church, Rt. 34 in Matawan. household items, all conveniently dis clude with the mayor of each Bayshore played on West Front Street. municipality, including keyport’s Fri/Sat May 3, 4,10,17 at 8 P.M. I On Saturday, West Front Street’s Mayor Kevin Graham, traveling by Sundays May 5,12,19 at 3 P.M. mini-park will become the unofficial trolley to visit each town. strawberry capital of New Jersey. In Keyport, the travel stop will be Tickets $9 (students and seniors $ 7) with this coupon. Starting at 10 a.m., tempting straw in front of the Steamboat Dock 583 1093 berry-filled desserts will be available Museum during the mid-afternoon. For info and reservations call - . for purchase under the big top tent. For more information, call (908) Tickets available at the door. Simultaneously, the Chamber of 264-0147. 1 0 MAY 15, 1996, INDEPENDENT Cruises From Aberdeen adopts New York City ^ttfoodcccivty... $9-9M ’96 budget D o l p h i n ABERDEEN — The Township Council He said the council was being overly pes simistic about the township’s tax collection C ruise-Lines N e w e s t has adopted a 1996 budget that will increase tbe municipal purposes tax rate by rate, especially with 1995’s 97.6 percent 3.39 cents. collection rate. The council voted 5-0 to adopt the bud This year’s budget appropriates $1.75 ISLAN D BREEZE get during its May 7 meeting. Mayor Brian million for the reserve for uncollected taxes, P. Murphy and Councilman John Gartley an increase of $425,593 over last year. abstained. Murphy believes the increase should can 908 335-1000 The budget totals $9,925,003, up have been used to improve services and $244,191 from last year’s spending plan. reduce the tax levy. FOR GREAT INTRODUCTORY PRICES! The tax levy to be raised through local taxes Township Manager Mark Coren said the chi 1st LiNt is $4,915,043, up from $4,652,023 in 1995. township needs the extra reserve money in K-Mart Shopping Center, Rt. 35 & Bethany Rd„ Hazlet The municipal tax rate will increase to case a large commercial ratable fails to pay SHIPS OF PANAMANIAN AND LIBERIAN REGISTRY 64.3 cents per $100 of assessed properly its tax bill in the last quarter of 1996. valuation or $643 per $100,(XX). “I don’t get paid to take risks with pub The overall township tax rate, which lic dollars,” Coren said, recommending an reflects increases in the school, county, anticipated 93.8 percent tax collection for garbage collection and fire district budgets, will rise 18 cents, to $3.69 per $100 of 1996. assessed valuation. “The council has spent a lot of time A homeowner whose property is as going over the budget,” said Councilman sessed at $140,000 will pay a total of Dennis Devino. “Coren’s approach to the Delicate, graceful designs. $5,171 in taxes for 1996, an increase of budget is a wise choice.” He said the coun In 14k or Customized for you $257 from last year. cil needs to launch an aggressive campaign “I don’t agree with (the) council’s pro to bring commercial ratables back into the jections of doom and gloom,” said Murphy. town or tax increases will not stop. A nnual fishing contest set for Saturday 'e i v e l v M "W\\cre Every Facet Counts" Aberdeen Township’s annual family to fish. 500 Hwy 35 South • Union Square fishing contest will be held 5-8 p.m. on Trophies will be awarded for the M iddletow n • 908-842-7777 Saturday at the Cliffwood Beachfront, largest fish caught in each of the follow M , T, W, T H , S, 10:00am - 5 p m Lakeshore Drive. The contest is free, bui ing categories: under 12, 13-17, 18 and FRI. 10:00am - 8:00pm • Closed SUN. participants must bring their own gear and over. Fish caught will be judged on the must register at the beach before starting basis of length, not weight. 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INCLUDES: Exam, 3 Month Supply, Renu* Bifocals Available at an Additional Charge Starter Kit & 3 Months Follow-up Visits Coupon must be presented at time of sale. ‘From our free frame collection with 100’s of frames to Not valid wilh union or medicare. •From our free frame collection with 100‘s of frames to CL. exam separately $30.00 choose from. Coupon must be presented at time of sale. Cannot be used lor prior sale. choose from. Coupon must be presented at time of sale, Coupon must be presented at the time of sale. Not valid Not valid with union Insuranco or medicare. Not valid with union Insurance or medicare. with union Insurance or medicare. Not to be combined with Cannot be used for a prior sale. Expires Contact Lons Exams & Dilation Additional. Cannol bo used tor a prior sale. Expires 5/25/96. other offer. Cannot be used for prior sale. May not be Expires 5/25/96. No purchase necessary. appropriate for all patients. Expires: 5/25/96 5^5/96 BROOKLYN TOWNE POINTE SHOPPING CENTER HOLMDEL PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER STATEN ISLAND \ 1008 E. 92nd St RT. 9 SO., MANALAPAN 2145 HWY. 35, HOLMDEL 1300 Hylan Blvd. .< (718) 272-1717 (908) 972*2221 (908) 335-0004 (718)987-2020 * INDEPENDENT, MAY 15, 1996 1 1 Anterior/Posterior Anterior/Posterior Lateral Foot Clavicle and Cervical Spine Cervical Spine and Skull Anterior/Posterior Lateral Knee Posterior/Anterior H and Lumbosacral Spine Anterior/Posterior Anterior/Posterior Hip Lateral Elbow S h o u l d er WE TREAT MORE JOINTS AT OUR JOINT THAN ANY OTHER HOSPITAL IN MONMOUTH COUNTY. At Riverview Medical Center, we know orthopedics. surgery, have trained at some of the country's finest teaching institutions, including O ur comprehensive orthopedic center offers the widest Mt. Sinai, New York University Hospital and the University of Pennsylvania. array of orthopedic services in M onm outh Country. This means if you have a problem with your knee, elbow, wrist, back, shoulder, In fact, more Monmouth County residents come to spine, hip, leg, arm, hand or any other bone or joint, we have the experience and Riverview for disorders of the musculoskeletal system than the technology to ensure you receive the finest care. any other hospital in the area.* But our expertise doesn't stop in the surgical suite. From a child's leg fracture to Grandma's broken hip, Riverview is the only area hospital with a com prehensive rehabilitation from the complex problem of carpal tunnel syndrom e t o program — including inpatient and outpatient physical therapy, as well as the t h e t o r n rotator cuff in a pitcher's county's only fully-accredited inpatient rehabilitation shoulder, we care for virtually facility — ensuring a fast return to norm al activity at hom e every kind of orthopedics you can think of. and on the job. Plus we perform more major hip and knee procedures I] Riverview So if you're looking for an orthopedic surgeon — make than any other m edical facility in the county. MEDICAL CENTER no bones about it — we have the best. O ur Orthopedists, who are expert in the most advanced FOR THt HEALTH O f OUR COMMUNITY. Call the Riverview Physician Referral Service at 1 Riverview Plaza, Red Bank, N.J. 07701 arthroscopic, endoscopic and laser-assisted forms of (908) 530-2273. Riverview Orthopedic physicians on staff: Brian Torpey, MD; Edward Taylor, MD; Richard Scott, MD; Arthur Phair, MD; Bernard M urphy, MD; Lance M arkbreiter, MD; Steven Lisser, MD; Edm und Kappy, MD; Robert Kane, MD; Christopher Johnson, MD; Steven Hausmann, MD; William Halligan, MD; Robert Grossman, MD; Alfred Greisman, MD; Cary Glastein, MD; G ordon Donald, MD; Michael Cunningham , MD; M ichael Cohen, MD; Harry Bade, MD; N asser Ani, MD; Marshall Allegra, MD; Michael Absatz, MD. *Source UB D a t a 1 2 MAY 15, 1996, INDEPENDENT AMERICAN Quilt guild C A R C A R E CENTERS to e x h ib it COAST TO COAST. cra ftw o rk LIM ITED SERVICE W ARRANTY BY CINDY HERRSCHAFT HWY. 34 & MAIN STREET, MATAWAN Staff Writer Your Com plete Auto Service Facility s 583-6650 MIDDLETOWN — While the art of quilting may have been born out of ne NO PAYMENT FOR 90 DAYS cessity, it has evolved into a labor of love SPRING CAR CARE for many local residents. NO INTEREST **NO ANNUAL FEE The fruits of the labors of members of PACKAGE Rebecca’s Reel Quilters of Poricy Park ■j {" fUNE^UPSPECIAL”] rcOMPufERALiGHMiiifj [AIR CONDmONING will be on display this weekend at Poricy OIL CHANGE & FILTER OIL CHANGE & FILTER Park, where the quilting guild has met for httfitd.vtoltngiMrnim iKtitUa idll 11 ^34^*4 Pt/I ^ ZWtols 4WThfustAnole Xmi? 11 SERVICE $ £ 1 9 5 • Install new oil filter • Lubricate chassis (if applicable) the past 11 years. J W J J * Install Spari: Plugs * f lectroracaKy- Se( Timmo, J * $0095 $0095 $4095 ! ' „ j A, • Refill up to 5 qts. 10W -30 oil The park is located on Oak Hill Road 1 S-f fl95/S4 795 11 11« w *»“ 11 in Middletown, between Route 35 south i p a y y a3 j | 6“ “ “ 95 11r^sm'85 * » * 1 1 los,s sf RADIATOR DRAIN & FILL and Middletown-Lincroft Road. The show W e’ll check system, drain and recover old I (m w m Prk» inlcudes disposal lees I I Transverse Engines. Van, Trucks Extra. I I Mos! Cars, SNrnsi Adjust™ Cams Extra. 11 Most Vehicles. Relriaprant extra. I will be open Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Host Cars Exp.5/22«6| With Coupon Expires 5/22/96 J | _ With Coupon. Expires 5^22/96 Expires 5/22/96 anti-freeze and refill wilh required amount of recycled coolant. and on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Unlike other quilting shows which BRAKE sF rv T c ?, fsUMMER COOLAHT SYSTEM^! T W M O H R O E ^ "j [ t l i TIRE ROTATION focus on a specific time period, this one, which has been titled Journeys, is a col LIFETIME II SERVICE DRAIN AND Fill II SHOCK & STRUT SALE II. FREE il 0 COMPLETE VEHICLE lection of works from about 100 members WARRANTY II Check Hoses > Water Pump • Bells || Monroe Lifetime Warranty iiNJ STATE INSPECTION |j INSPECTION of the guild, most of whom live in the jj Buy 3 at Regular Price jj $CQ95 DISC OH DRUM II $ 1 0 9 5 With A Paid Premium Brake Job county. * Reg. $39.95 Most cars. Coupon not to W v REG. $119.95 II Get 1 FREE $13.95 Without. Reg. $28,00 II be combined with any “It is the work of the hands and hearts Pidtfkw'A •ftesulM[N’j«1W«'Mfe»lfcttKWin«ywl I COOLANT EXTRA ASK FOR DETAILS other oiler or discount. and imagination of Rebecca’s Reel,” I S 'Pi* futfuM otiy) i.OCU Ufc bi < > < > < > ROCON CONTRACTING JUNIORS TREE SERVICE • Vinyl Replacement Windows • Storm Doors 908i6ii6174 • Solid Vinyl Siding Home Improvements • Trim & Soffits TREE REMOVAL CHIPS • All TVpes of Roofing C u s t o m «.___ • Exterior Doors TRIMMING, PRE D e c k • Additions/Renovations TOPPING 1 1 1 ?ORK 'Blue Ribbon Free Estimates • Fully Insured Specialists Service" CABLING 1 DAMAGE C A L L T O D A Y STUMP REMOVA1 OODFOR SALE Contemporary — Design & Construction 100% Financing • Additions & Renovations TERMITES-ANTS-FLEAS • Roofing & Siding • Windows & Doors O r A n y P e st P r o b le m FR EE INSPECTION AND ESTIM ATES y We Powerwash (908) 988-8066 1 0 % O F F o a n d Spray Paint "‘M e n t i o n t h i s A d & ANY TERMITE CONTROL Wilh This Ad Alum inum Siding M aking it look NEW Also: Decks, patios, etc. Free Estimates 908-902-7066 27 Years Experience 1 4 MAY 15, 1996, INDEPENDENT Is your child Memories of Vietnam Continued from page 1 Nancy Waller, Kearney, stood before the name of her only brother, Michael F. U. S. Marine Corps and is a former mem caught in a Branin Jr., who was killed Nov. 13, 1968. ber of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. “He was 21, and I was 22,” she said, “The names on these walls. . .are men showing the name to her 10-year old failure chain? and women much like the Vietnam vets daughter, Joan. “We try to rationalize it, here today, who made the simple choice in but it’s never rational when you lose a Your child may need help with weak study life to honor responsibility and do what the skills or poor reading or math skills. He or she loved one.” nation asked,” Gray said. “They were there The name of a brave priest, 42-year old may be unmotivated or lack because, . .they would give the opportuni Charles J. Watters, killed Nov. 19, 1969, Weak Basic Skills ty for people in a far-away land to live in confidence, despite a good IQ. held cherished memories for Dave Frustration with School Our certified teachers help freedom.” Kathcart of Ridgefield Park. Watters won After the program, visitors lingered children overcome frustration and the nation’s highest honor, the near the names of close friends and rela Lack of Confidence failure. A few hours a week can Congressional Medal of Honor, for saving tives lost in the conflict, which are among help gain the Educational Edge. men by pulling them out of harm’s way, No Motivation the 1,547 names engraved on the 366 Kathcart said. black granite panels which make up the Individual testing and tutoring in He was killed in “one of the bloodiest New Jersey memorial. Reading, Study skills, Writing, Phonics, battles ever fought in Vietnam. It killed The open air pavilion, surrounding a HUNTINGTON Spelling, Math and SAT/ACT prep everyone inside the perimeter” Kathcart bronze statue of three service members, LEARNING said. designed by Thomas Jay Warren, debuted CENTER® Since the battle, Kathcart has consid last year after more than 10 years of plan Your child can learn. 6 7 1 - 0 2 0 0 ered every day his birthday. “Every day 2 5 7 - 7 5 0 0 ning. East Brunswick M id d le to w n you wake up and you’re just thankful to be 1650 Route 35 South alive,” he said. Independently owned and operated. 555 Route 18 South Kathcart’s friend and fellow Vietnam veteran, Phil Oliveri of Fairview, never met Watters, but grew to know him from descriptions. “He ran into the hornet’s nest and he wasn’t too big in stature, so (we) can’t fig ure out where he got the strength,” Oliveri said. T h iiik T ile . A n d While the names are not accompanied by battle or life stories unless someone r » i| • 1 -»—* , f alive who knew them back then happens to be near, within two years that may change. A $2.7 million educational center, the l h i n k P a s t ! only one in the country devoted lo Vietnam, is being constructed at the memorial site. The $2.7 million is being For a very limited time, you’ll find great deals on our D o n ’t M iss best-selling floor and wall tile. So if you want to save paid for by a percentage of profits gar money, you’ll have to act fast! T h is Sale! At Classic Ceramic Tile you'll see the finest in-stock S a v e u p to 5 0 % nered by the casino industry in Atlantic selection in the Northeast. City. Our on-staff design consultants are here to guide you and help you create tile solutions that fit your taste - and “Once it opens, we will be inundated budget - exactly! (rem em ber ... merchandise in our close-out area is always 50% off!) with visitors. 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The biggest expense is the time it will Call fo r a complimentary class. take to enter all the old documents into the THURS.- DJ/Karaoke new system, which could take more than a Ages 5-12 Iafea- .L FREE pick-up year to complete, officials said. FRI. - The Thrill Even with the change, the township SAT. - Higher Grouti Full Lunch Menu Available Every Day! 5 8 3 - 6 1 2 3 won’t be able to throw anything away just Jamesway Plaza yet, since the state is still trying to decidc Highway 34 & Lloyd Road what kind of technology municipalities a t m a t a w a n A T H i E T i c c l u b Aberdeen, NJ. 07747 can use, said Bennett. Middletown will be moving forward with its plans anyway, since the new sys tem is more time and cost efficient, offi cials explained. Currently, when old information is requested, a township employee must spend a few hours getting to the storage site, locating the paperwork, and returning to the office, said Leo. With the computer system, all it will take is few minutes and a computer with a CD-ROM and a laser printer, said Bennett. Computerizing municipal record-keep ing will also offer Middletown yet another revenue source, officials said. The township has already agreed to offer image scanning services to Atlantic Highlands as a way to offset the cost to local taxpayers, officials explained. The plan is part of an interlocal agree ment to offer inspection services to the small borough, Leo said. 24 apply for director post KEYPORT — Twenty-four re sumes were sent to the borough in response to a recent “Help Wanted” ad for police director. However, Mayor Kevin Graham said the council is still deciding whether or not to create the position. “It will be the sum total of all ideas and research,” Graham said. Chief Howard Ruth, who is due to retire on June 30, has been out on sick leave for more than a week and is ex pected to remain on leave, the mayor said. In the meantime, Capt. 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K B 0 INDEPENDENT, MAY .15, 1996 1 7 Keyport school TRAVEL CAMP FOR budget cut $150K PRE-TEENS KEYPORT — The Borough Council administration and staff,” Marr said. and Board of Education have agreed to School Superintendent John Dumford and Ent. Grades 5th-7th trim $150,000 from the defeated 1996-97 Board Secretary Frank Dragotta “worked school budget. very hard to put this budget together,” he Voters rejected the tax levy to support said. * 1st Class Hotels, Great Meals, Luxurious Charter Buses. the $11,489,409 spending plan by a 242 “I feel that the mayor and council did * Super Adult Staff: Caring, Responsible, Fun! 182 margin A p ril 16. n’t take the time to look it over and didn’t The $150,000 reduction cuts the tax show concern.” * Fun day trips with evenings at home plus terrific overnights! rate increase by 2.5 cents, bringing the Board President Pat Skillman said the 1996 school tax rate down to roughly board w ill have to decide where to cut the * End each day on our 120 foot waterslide! C A M P T O U R S $2.80 per $100 assessed valuation. $150,000. THIS SATURDAY The size of the cut was decided during “I t ’s more than I wanted. This hurts * Limited Openings: Call today 4 4 6 -4 1 0 0 a joint meeting May 8 between the us,” she said. Keyport Board of Education and members “The council has the option o f not CANADA • DUDE RANCH • HERSHEY PARK of the Borough Council. making any cuts,” she noted, adding the The figure was “one we could agree cut “w ill cause more tightening of the belt upon,” said M ayor Kevin Graham. and close scrutiny of the budget. We “W e felt the board could live with this already make it stretch as far as we can.” K.I.D.S. Early Learning Center amount,” Graham said, a former school Skillman said that plans to fix the board president. courtyard in the high school and to start a Kids In Daycare Services, Inc. Originally, the council asked for a summer program for at-risk students will Quality Daycare & Preschool Programs $200,000 cut, but the board felt this was most likely be protected. too high, the mayor said. Dumford previously attributed the bud Serving Children 6 Weeks ■ 6 Years Board members Ken M arr Jr. and Jane get increase to a decrease in state aid cou Jones voted against the cut. pled with an increase in school enroll ment. “I think it’s a slap in the face to the ‘ ^ i j ( b LS P arade set fo r M em o rial D ay in H azlet INFANTS THRU 10 YEAR* On May 27, the Hazlet Recreation Memorial Park, where a service will Commission will sponsor a Memorial be held at 10 a.m. Refreshments w ill REGISTER NOW!!! Day Parade and a solemn service. be served following the service. The parade w ill begin at 9 a.m. at Marchers and floral donations are A irport Plaza and travel along Middle welcome. Road to Union Avenue. 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BY BEVERLY M cGEE Hours: On The Bay Correspondent ^ Wednesday - Friday 11 am - 6 pm, Saturday St Sunday 8 am - 4 pm Union Ave. M ATAW AN — Dr. Ken Hall, former superintendent of schools for the Matawan- Aberdeen Regional School District, met SALES with the Borough Council at its May 7 Green Brook meeting as part of his continuing effort to secure increased state funding for the dis No. OF 0052,843 trict’s schools. 190 Route 22 urs.by 187-837 Also last week, the council approved a Value Voucher 0334956 resolution cutting the board's 1996-97 bud (908) 968-8700 ■■ariiro get by $162,500. &Qrmm Broofc $ Brunmrick, NJ The budget went to the council for its evaluation after it was defeated at the A pril East Brunswick credit to the beaber • pur New & Valued Custom er 16 school election. The Aberdeen Town ship Council passed a similar resolution. Hall now serves as president of the THE SUU OF UP TO DOLLARSCTS Movie City 5 Foundation Aid Districts Association, a m m n c r s ’ $ 1 0 0 0 0 0 Shopping Center group of school superintendents across the N O T R E D E E M A B L E F O R C A S H 1020 Route 18 N E W P U R C H A S E S O N LY state dedicated to bringing about change in NOHNtOCFTiAMLl. O u t COUPON P** P U R O iO t CANNOT • £ COUOJN^D WITH ANY OJHtA OPFER. the laws governing the distribution of state • e tF U f l CONSULTANTS F O * « n M J .V O iO AFTER DCCEMBER 31. 1HC. (908) 254-0666 PUftCMAU VIALUC OCTERMtNCS AMOUNT O f SAVINGS UP TO f 1000 00 funding to school districts. State funding to the area’s schools has been on a downslide for the past five years, i "Two-Fur" Hall said, ever since passage of the Quality ["SPECIAL Education Act and, later, the Quality Education Act II, which determines the i i r p r i ? amount of state aid doled out to each ! S T O R A G E school district. ONE O F FIFTY Hall said the current formula is based, j J ? JKJLJ l in part, on faulty income data which has M I N K T E D D Y resulted in funds being “skewed to other ! $ 2 9 .95 I CLOTH COAT districts.” ' STORAGE BEARS The state is currently working on a new Name__ formula to determine state funding to STORE & CLEAN $20.»» VALUE school districts,'and Hall asked council A ddress. I Free Cloth or Wool Coat Storage members to personally lobby state legisla $ 7 9 .95 With Prepaid Fur or Leather Storage. C it y ____ State .Z ip tors for a more equitable system, a request ( Prepaid + Tax) Expires 6/15/96 One Per Customer, Limited Time Only. Phone _ Expires 6/15/96 which met with a lukewarm reception. Mayor Robert W. Shuey acknowledged TRADE-INS the situation, but referred to a recently released “Comparative Spending Guide,” ACCEPTED published by the state Department of Education. The guide lists the Matawan- Aberdeen school district near of the top of EXCLUSIVE FUR several districts in spending, including dol lars spent per pupil and administrative LEASE PROGRAM costs. “W e are at the top of the list on what we spend on our kids,” the mayor said. “How LIFETIME can we justify going to the state when we are throwing money out the window?” GUARANTEE Councilman Jack Shepherd suggested that while “(council members) can speak personally to our elected officials,” an 0% FINANCING effort by both parents and board of educa 0% LAYAWAY tion members might be more effective. Item s are sought FREE APPRAISAL fo r rum m age sale UUITH STORAGE The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Ahm w ill hold a rummage sale from 5:30-8:30 REMODEL OR RESTYLE p.m. on M ay 21 and from 9 a.m. to noon on M ay 22 at the temple located at 550 Lloyd YOUR OLD FUR Road, Aberdeen. 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The ncVertteer assumes comp*efe ItatalKy for tha conUrt and al replies to any *fc-erH*emenl or recorded message and tor any claims male aoaiast this publication and Ks agerrf* aa a resuH thereof The adv V i s i t i n g author inspires students variety of subjects, ranging from holidays Writer explains to making a bed and losing a tooth, to sto ries about historical events. his craft at Nut From the age of 13, K ro ll knew he wanted to be a storyteller. “Yet, as an adult, Swamp School I worked for 6 1/2 years as an editor before becoming a professional w riter because I BY EILEEN KOUTNIK was scared of the commitment,” he said. Staff Writer K ro ll’s characters come alive on a man ual typewriter in his Greenwich, Conn., M ID D L E T O W N — Students left the apartment, surrounded by mementos from all-purpose room at N ut Swamp Elemen every trip he has ever taken. The souvenirs tary School last week with smiles on their help to inspire him. faces and a prized possession in their hands “When I was young, I used to think the — an autographed book by children’s only way to get ideas was from your imag author Steven Kroll. ination, bul since then, I have learned ideas K ro ll spent M ay 8 at the school, speak develop from the world around you and ing with students in the variolis grade lev your own personal experience,” he said. els about his books and how he comes up “The excitement and wonder ... those with ideas. are the aspects that I hope are most ap His visit was part of the school’s parent in my work. The childhood prob “Author Program,” which is sponsored by lems are there, too, but what I want to do is the PTA. help expand the child’s world o f magic.” Prior to his arrival, students spent THE ART OF CREATING — Fourth- and fifth-graders at Nut Sw am p K ro ll’s most recent book, , months familiarizing themselves with his Pony Express Elem entary School, M iddletow n, help children’s author Steven Kroll create tells a story about the first Pony Express work. Younger students drew pictures a story. Kroll visited the school M ay 8 and spent the day d iscu ssin g w ith m ail delivery system, and he is currently depicting scenes from his books, while each grade level his w riting and how he becam e an author. working on another history story about the older students wrote descriptive book jack (Photo by Jackie Pollack) ets for his books. Boston Tea Party. Ann Marie Maiello, co-chairwoman of explained his daily routine as a writer and “marvelous” thing. Before taking the K ro ll also has written adult books but the school’s enrichment committee, said discussed his travels around the world, plunge into writing in 1975, he worked as found his children’s books are more suc choosing a visiting author takes a lot of talking to different schools and organiza an editor and book reviewer. cessful. “I wrote experimental adult novels research. It usually starts the summer tions about his work. Although writers spend a lot of time that I thought would revolutionize fiction, before the school year, she said, with a Students were fascinated by a picture of alone, they also enjoy a freedom which is but they were never published,” he said. goal of find author who has written mater the author arriving at a school in India atop rare in other professions, K ro ll said. “During that time I was also w riting chil ial for the school’s age group. an elephant. This experience and others “You are not really alone, because in dren’s books and was encouraged by my “Students have really been turned on to have inspired K roll to write 76 books rang your head you have ideas for characters editor. reading” as a result of the program, which ing from picture books to young-adult and a plot, which allow for a freedom to “Children’s books have allowed me to started last year, said Maiello. novels. create what ever you want.” tap into myself and my own childhood Using slides and a microphone, K roll For Kroll, being a writer is the most The author has written books on a wide experiences,” he said. 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Supplies & Tools For The Do-it-Yourselfer, land. According to Bradshaw, the DEP won’t Expert, Insured, Even though the Township Committee give them the permit. Guaranteed Installation is all too familiar with the problem, there The D EP is one o f the branches of gov Builders, Contractors, Designers Welcome appears to be little they can do. ernment W hite has tried to recruit in his “We’re obviously sympathetic, but our battle over the past 20-some years, but they hands are tied,” said Committeeman John Q)i&cooer t/ie (j/ftsstb | have offered him little. . _15% _ _ ; lo " _ _ I' I Installation 10%OFF of Ceramic Bradshaw, who explained any work on the {fteatffif- of(jaHf/uic W hite said a DEP official came to | 50% OFF | I or Marble Tile creek is controlled by the state Department andJm uJAv 0 !le ! Hazlet about eight years ago to investigate of Environmental Protection. the problem, but nothing ever came of it. BY EILEEN KO U TNIK said K auff has not signed a contract yet and the matter w ill be discussed at the Staff Writer May 21 workshop meeting. ABERDEEN — The Township Officials held a second public hear Council has put an end to its debate ing on the salary ordinance A p ril 15, at over a proposed salary ordinance. which time the council proposed lower HEATHWOOD The council voted 5-0 M ay 7 to ap ing the salary range, The old ordinance UNPAINTED FURNITURE prove the ordinance, which establishes stipulated a township attorney range of $80,000-$90,000, We sell Real Wood furniture a $35,000-$45,000 salary range for the position of part-time attorney. Officials have said that the council O ak» Pine * Maple * A lder» Birch * Aspen * Beech Mayor Brian P. Murphy and Coun could still agree to pay Kauff a At HEATHWOOD we offer Quality Unfinished cilman John Gartley abstained from the salary/retainer fee of $85,000, but only Solid Wood Furniture at reasonable prices. vote. $35,000~$45,000 would count toward Custom Finishing and Delivery is available Explaining his reasons for abstain pension, based on the ordinance, ing, Murphy said the township was sup M urphy has said he still does not f f M if cmmmmm mmm posed to receive information from the understand how the amendment would state and present if to the council, but allow the council to save any money. Heathwood Unpainted Furniture n KHDUKY that never happened. The 1996 municipal budget JLNY FLOOR M ODEL | REAL WOOD FOR REAL LIFE Also, he said he was told a new con appropriates $195,000 for legal expens I EXPIRES MAY 31,1996. Excludes prior purchases, sale and : ^ea^^n^n^l^l^roducts^ ^ i TAKE AN ADDITIONAL tract involving the township attorney es, and K auff can bill the town for liti 5% O F F was being negotiated, but he has not gation, arbitration and extraordinary ANV KHOURY SOLID ASPEN FLOOR MODEL seen any progress. circumstance with prior council 2 convenient locations to serve you. In March, the council passed a reso approval. lution 5-2 to pay Township Attorney K auff was appointed to the position HEATHWOOD (north) HEATHWOOD (south) in January after the Democrats took a 162 Hwy. 34 Unpaiiited Furniture Norman Kauff, an Aberdeen resident with law offices in Red Bank, a 4-3 m ajority on the council and former *From The North or South! Exit 120.Right off / l7 7 r / 7 W2BncfcB/vd. o f ramp. R ig h t ai Exxon. L cfi into shopping center, Old Bridge, NJ 07747 BflcktOWll, N J 08723 salary/retainer of $85,000 plus benefits. Township Attorney Patrick J. Just before Sunoco. ( 9 Q f y s 66-7270 (908) 920-7772 Township Manager Mark Coren McNamara resigned. * F ro m Rt. 3 4:1/4 mile north o f Market Place INDEPENDENT, MAY 15, 1996 2 3 Tow n addresses flooding problem s p e l l i s I AN DSC APE SUPPLY Soil samples would have to be kept for BY CINDY HERRSCHAFT at least three years by the township engi & NURSERY Staff Writer neer, for future inspection, according to HAZLET — To avoid even more the ordinance. 15 Kanes Lane flooding problems in the township, de The ordinance also requires water table Middletown • 615-0371 checks on four different occasions over a velopers may be required to submit soil Located off of Highway 35 North and groundwater tests before they can 12-week period. Behind Thornberry’s Appliance begin construction. When water detention basins are pro Look for the the Little Red Barn The Township Committee granted pre posed, off-tract soil and groundwater pro liminary approval to the mandatory tests files would also have to be furnished by THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS during last week’s meeting. the applicant’s engineer. The floor of the Beautiful The tests, which could help determine a basin would also have to be a minimum of potential flooding problem, would be two feet above the seasonal high ground Asst. Color ^w sadin9$ 1fi9 9 required if a developer intends to build water table, according to the ordinance. A zaleas more than three homes with basements on Based on the results of the tests, the 12” -15” 18”-24” ® a single tract of land, explained Deputy planning board could not reject the ap M ayor M ary Jane Wiley. plication, but it could require the applicant A public hearing on the measure w ill to minimize the impact of the construction Lavender Red Sunset or ^ ^ ^ _ be held M ay 2 1 , as much as possible, officials said. “W e’ve had problems with other de “The residents are our main concern,” Rhododendron October Glory S Q Q 9 9 velopments,” said Wiley, who noted some said Wiley, who called the ordinance a 1 8 ”- 2 1 ” width Maple Tte e residents must fight water flowing into “precautionary measure.” 8 ’ to 10’ their basements and backyards when it To further protect future home and rains. business owners, the Township Committee Flooding problems have plagued some may also prohibit developers from build Screened areas for a long time and appear to be ing anything within 100 feet of the top of Topsoil H ardw ood the bank of any body of water or drainage worsening, according to officials, as more 3-4 y d s . $7 9 homes and businesses are built in the area. or conservation easement. M u lch “There’s so much building in Holmdel. The restriction is a local version of FREE LOCAL DELIVERY state regulations, added Wiley. The water doesn’t absorb into the ground Decorative Stone Available $ y Q 9 5 anymore. It’s just running off (into the Similarly, no building would be per creeks),” added Wiley. mitted within 100 feet of a flood plain, on 4 y d s . land subject to periodic surface water Besides protecting future homeowners Nursery stock while supplies last. from water-logged basements, the ordi overflow, or on land which has a high nance, which was suggested by the town water table. RETAIL HOURS - 8AM-5PM MON.-SAT. • SUNDAY 10AM-3PM H S ship engineer, is designed to avoid embroiling the township in future litiga tion over water-related issues. The Planning Board is frequently faced with applications which residents claim w ill increase flooding problems. SCHOOLS, “I think it is a positive move to address the issues right up front,” said Planning CAMPS & Board Chairman Bob King. Under the ordinance, applicants would be required to submit results from soil and INSTRUCTION water tests performed in observation pits dug on the property. Also, information % OUR ALREADY from soil maps from federal agencies w ill LOW PRICES ON have to be submitted to the planning board C Jr* r SPECIAL ORDERS by a qualified engineer. LEARN TO The number of test pits and observation MANUFACTURERS & DESIGNERS OF wells w ill be determined by the size of the SWIM IN YOUR tract and must be approved by the plan M ICA & ACRYLIC FURNITURE ning board. They must be at least 12 feel OWN POOL! WE SPECIALIZE IN CHILDREN, TEEN AND ADULT BEDROOMS deep, according to the ordinance. 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ARROWHEAD BRANCH YMCA Lacquer & Amlic Dininn Rooms For $15 and two hours o f any Remote Wall I nits volunteer work in the community, 908-566-9266 Computer Work Areas participants w ill receive a 30-35 Bars pound box of food that includes Designers on Staff FREE frozen meats, fresh produce and sta Amlic Remote Wall Delivery & Set Up! ples (pasta or rice). There is no lim it on the number of Towne Pointe Center food units purchased and there are no O t ' '357 Rt. 9 South • Manalapan" income requirements. iY M C A 908-536-0740 Cali (908) 888-1918 for more minn mmii'iitsiim mmm> sums information. ______2 4 MAY 15, 1996, INDEPENDENT ‘E lvis’ sightings predicted BY LAUREN JAEGER w ill continue from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. A food festival, several disc jockeys, Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. rock bands, and James Penny, a sculptor Staff Writer Dr. Jim Dubel, who’s Middletown with a chain saw, who w ill create on the office, Health in Hand Chiropractic spot and sell the results, are among the RED BANK — Seventeen BJvis Center, is sponsoring the event, said all many features of the weekend. look-alikes with black pompadours and proceeds from the annual, three-day fest “Not to be missed is the flame-off,” soulful voices w ill storm Red Bank next w ill go to the Freehold-based charity, Dubel said, noting the event which w ill weekend to vie for the title of the best Tournament of Champions, which occur 9:15 p.m. Friday. “The cars w ill Elvis Presley impersonator in New stages Olympic-type games for physi shoot flames out of their tail pipes. It Jersey. cally challenged children. will be safe. We’ll keep the people They w ill be the feature act of the There w ill be 1,000 antique cars hack. The kids love it. They squeal “Cruisin’ with the Oldies Weekend" parked up and down Broad Street. In ad when they see the flames.” which w ill run Friday through Sunday at dition, an antique car auction, by Nick “We expect 100,000 people,” said Marine Park in Red Bank. The three- DeMartino of Golden Classics, Dubel, who is founder and coordinator day weekend starts a 5 p.m. Friday and Lakewood, w ill start at 5 p.m. Friday. of the event. Dave Sneddon M e m o r y k e p t a l i v e Basket of 8 b y f a n s ______BY LAUREN JAEGER______Geraniums Staff W riter It takes all types to make an Elvis impersonator. A few of the 17 contestants partici pating in this weekend’s “Cruisin’ with the Oldies Weekend” in Red Bank were inter In full, glorious bloom. viewed last week. 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Sunday 8am to 7pm Jim Barone Jr., 23, of Westfield, said Must be age 60 or over. Wc reservt the right lo limil quantities W. Long Branch ancf Englishtown he was visiting a friend a few years ago No. R21696 (>.' 1996, Frank's Nursery & Crafts, Inc. Sale ends 5-18-96 Continued on page 35 •;«t ^ * t rm v 7 . * t * * r INDEPENDENT, MAY 15, 1996 2 5 HEALTH & FITNESS A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Bone marrow transplant program opens in N.J. t a press conference to unveil the ed. “For example, we expect Dr. Strair’s new home of central New work in gene therapy will make the Reading Superm arket Labels Jersey’s only bone marrow trans transplantation of bone marrow cells Aplantation program, speakers hailed even the more effective by removing Under new regulations from the Food and Drug Administration, advanced cancer treatment offered in contaminating malignant cells. 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Ms. Gonyo was formerly (next lo Spaghetti Western Restaurant) that is less invasive and less expensive a teacher at the Barbizon School of and can fit easily into yo ur busy daily Modeling, where she taught cosmetics M iddletow n, N.J. routine. techniques, wardrobe, interview skills Dr. Robert A. Herbstman, a board- and other personal improvement cours certified plastic surgeon in East es. Bmnswick, is now offering a new, indi The program is customized for each Procedures and Tests vidually designed skin rejuvenation pro patient, based on medical history, age, gram for men and women which will skin type (including pigmentation) and Stress Test • EKG • Pacemaker Follow-up • Event Recording remove fine lines and blemishes and desired results. Most patients receive leave the patient with a radiant glow from four to six treatments, separated by • Full Laboratory Service • 24 Hrs. Holter Monitoring and smoother, tighter skin texture. two- to three-week intervals. The program is based on a series of After cleansing the patient’s face and • Implantable Cardiac Defibrillator Analysis cosmetic facial peels using alpha wrapping the head in white toweling, a hydroxy acid, a fruit-derived acid which clear liquid chemical solution is applied • Cardiac Catherization • Cardioversion * Echocardiagrams removes the surface layer of dead skin carefully with a brush, with timing cells, revealing the fresh, new skin adapted to the individual patient ‘s skin underneath. Ideal candidates for the type. Alter the acid is neutralized with a treatments are men and wom en w ho are cooling spray solution, the patient relax dissatisfied w ith their dry, wrinkled, oily es for a few minutes with cold com Call (908) 615-0099 or acne-prone skin and large pores, as presses on the face and can then use a well as those w ho would like to lessen moisturizer. “They feel the difference im For Information and an appointment the appearance of age spots. However, mediately,” Gonyo said. younger patients are delighted with the For a free consultation with Ms. radiant glow they enjoy after the treat Gonyo, please call her at 908-254-1919. INDEPENDENT, MAY 15, 1996 2 7 HEALTH & FITNESS SPRING IS HERE... A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION Can Allegy Season Deer tick season is here be Far Behind? eer ticks are a common pest a bacteria transferred by the deer tick, problem to humans and pets. and has provided yet another reason We Can Help. These tiny critters can transmit to be w ary of these tiny creatures. D serious illnesses to animals and peoAfter spending time outdoors in ar ple, such as Rocky Mountain spotted eas of possible infestation, take time to fever, Lyme disease, and the recently inspect yourself, your children and THE LUNG CENTER, i n c . discovered Human Granulocytic yo u r pets for ticks. Taking a thorough Ehrlichiosis, or HGE. During the sum shower soon after being outdoors will k mer months, yon need to take mea also help reduce ticks. Specializing in Diagnosis Treatment of: sures to protect your family and pets Another preventive measure you from these dangerous ___ can take while outdoors - Bronchial Asthma • Chronic Bronchitis • Emphysema pests. is to wear long pants New Jersey is one of tucked into socks and • Bronchiectasis • COPD Respiratory (Breathing) Disorders • Fungal high-topped boots. only a few states in the Diagnosis and Immunologic Lung Diseases • Sarcoidosis... U.S. w he re the threat of Spray an insect repel lent containing DEET the deer tick is consid of Lyme -A lle rg ic Bronchopulmonary Aspergillosis ered severe. 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CALL 615-0050 Doctors Caputo & Kado y ^ O V J R S Offer New Solutions SOLUTIONS for Heel Pain TO FOOT Relief of nagging heel pain can now be effectively treated thanks to PROBLEMS a new surgery that allows same day walking and quick return to full activity. “This innovative technique for the common heel spur syndrome is a tremendous new tool for an age old problem", states Hazlet podiatrist, Dr. Patrick J. Caputo. Patrick J. Caputo, D.P.M. F.A.C.F.A.S. Karl E. Kado, D.P.M. A.A.C.F.A.S. Board Certified in Foot Surgery Sports Medicine Diplomate, AM. BD. ot Podiatric Surgery Foot & Ankle Specialist An estimated ten million Americans suffer from heel pain! The pain Fellow: American College of Foot Surgeons Associate; American College ol Foot and Ankle Surgery Former Board of Trustees, Hospitals: Riverview Medical Center, Monmouth Medical is worse the first few steps in the morning or after getting up from a NJ Podiatric Medical Society and Bayshore Community Hospital. long car ride or period of rest. It may decrease after you walk a Hospitals: Riverview Medical & Bayshore Hospital Author & Lecturer while, but returns with prolonged activity. This is because the Endoscopic Technique for Heel Pain ligament (plantar fascia) gets tight and pulls away from the heel Ankle Sprains, Arthritis & Injuries Ingrown Nails and bone or heel spur causing pain and difficulty walking. Modified Bunionectomy Fungus Problems The procedure is called Endoscopic Plantar Fasciotomy. and Hammertoe Repair Second Opinion Specialists uses a micro-camera to see the ligament. Dr. Caputo says the Leading Edge LASER Wart Removal Sports Medicine and Orthotics surgeon makes a precisely measured cut in a section of the Diabetic Wound Care ligament. This reduces the stress on the heel. The incision is closed Dr. Caputo has solved real foot problems for thousands of people with 2 simple sutures. The patient walks the same day and may for the last 12 years in Hazlet. He has gained the trust of family return to work in 1 week, 3 weeks if they do a lot of standing. physicians who refer hundreds of their patients to this board certified podiatrist. Now, Dr. Caputo has added the highly skilled “We are lucky in our community that both Bayshore Community ankle and foot specialist, Dr. Karl Kado. Difficult cases are handled Hospital and Riverview Medial Center have this modern equipment as well as your routine problems. so that Dr. Kado and I can help these patients", adds Dr. Caputo, who performs this technique at both local hospitals. DR. PATRICK I. CAPUTO • DR. KARL E. KADO If you have heel pain or know of someone who may be helped by Dr. 812 POOLE AVE. (Comer Middle Road) HAZLET * 739*3230 Caputo and Dr. Kado, call 739-3230 for an appointment or more INSURANCE: WE PARTICIPATE IN MEDICARE f t MOST MANAGED CARE PLANS information. ALWAYS QENTLE • EVENING APPOINTMENTS * CALL NOW! J/ 2 8 INDEPENDENT, MAY 15, 1996 The A dvanced Center for O rthodontics HEALTH & FITNESS A GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SECTION JOIN OUR SMILE TEAM M elatonin: Popular but not yet proven elatonin is a naturally occur eyes’ pupils; when darkness falls, the ring hormone produced by pineal gland increases its secretion of the pineal gland located melatonin, which signals our bodies M to become tired and sleep. When the deep within the brain. The melatonin pill now available as a supplement is pineal gland senses daylight, it a synthetic form of the hormone. responds by reducing the secretion of While melatonin has been embraced melatonin, and we become wakeful. • O ver 15 years experience by the public, much of the medical Some human clinical studies have i F R E E Orthodontic * com m unity is still hesitant about its supported the possibility that these • Graduate-Harvard U niversity and [ Exam or Second Opinion j use. melatonin supplements may be help U M D N J-N J Dental School for Children and Adults i Natural food stores, where mela ful in preventing insomnia and jet lag tonin is typically sold, are ringing up in some people. • Q uality Care & Affordable Paym ents (Regualrly $45.00-oficr expires in 30 days) • N.J. Specialty Permit tttfOS sales upwards of 4,000 bottles a day, Other claims about melatonin as . . . . ' I • Ceram ic, Clear & M ini-M etal Braces and many reportedly cannot keep up sume that it w ill reverse aging. These with this demand. However, while W e use the latest technology in orthodontic w ires and braces. Treatm ent is results are implications drawn from melatonin supplements are claimed some laboratory studies, not human m ore com fortable, braces are sm aller and treatm ent tim e is reduced. to help some people get the sleep studies. These results cannot neces they need, this does not mean con sarily be applied to humans. There Martin Weinstein, D.M.D., M.S. sumers should rush out to their near needs to be long-term, controlled Orthodontics for Children and Adults est health food store to buy them. human clinical studies conducted to Melatonin has not undergone the back up the assertions that melatonin 225 Gordons Comer Road-#IF 56 Village Court necessary controlled, clinical human will turn back the aging clock or pre one mile W E S T of Route 9 Highway 35 South research trials to determine whether vent age-related diseases. across from ACME-YORKTOWNE (North of Ramada Inn) it is either safe or effective. Still, taking melatonin is like Manalapan/Marlboro Hazlet/Holmdel The reason efficacy and safety participating in an uncontrolled have not been scrutinized is because research trial. Basically, you are a 446-2299 264-2299 it is classified as a “dietary supple human guinea pig. Until melatonin is ment,” not as a drug. As such, mela W e Create a Lifetim e of Sm iles recognized in the medical communi tonin is not subject to Ihe intensive ty, there are many other effective research that drugs must undergo to ways to combat insomnia and jet lag. pbtain the required approval by the Many of these techniques involve Food and Drug Administration (FDA). behavior modification, such as medi For the same reason, the quality of tation and relaxation techniques, melatonin supplements produced is rather than taking a pill. SPREAD. not overseen by the FDA or any For more information on mela other federal agency. Also, there have tonin or ways of tackling insomnia, been no tests, as of yet, to determ ine please call Bayshore Community melatonin’s long-term effects on the liospital’s Pharmacy at (908) 739 T H E - = = body, such as how it will interact 5954. with over-the-counter prescription drugs. (This article was provided by Lorraine Shapiro, pharm acist at At the same time, there are logical Bayshore C om m unity Hospital). NEVUS; reasons why supplements of mela tonin may benefit some people. The pineal gland, which secretes mela Event to celebrate tonin, plays a critical role in keeping our biological clocks in working triumph over cancer order. The pineal gland’s sensitive he American Cancer Society, cells detect light entering through the Bayshore Community Hospital, Jersey Shore Medical Center, T Monmouth Medical Center, Riverview Medical Center and Centra State W O M E N 'S Medical Center will be sponsoring a INTERNATIONAL SU PP O R T “Celebration for Cancer Survivors,” ENVIRONMENT their families, and friends on Sunday, June 2, from noon-3 p.m. at Bayshore G reater M edia Com plete M astectom y Boutique Community Hospital. Breast Form s • Bathing Suits b y I National Cancer Survivors Day will honor those who are living with can N e w s p a p e r s cer, celebrate with those who have c.p'onQ Trade in beaten cancer, and recognize the fact TRADE i n JnnaicJ lo lha MldJInca County Unit of Om ^ Ama.lcan C.nccf Suclaly %>!« bank. ^ thank all of those people who are a L y m p h a P re ss® fighting to treat and cure cancer: doc Earn extra income...no collections and Compression Stockings Available tors, nurses, social workers, social ser vice agencies, health care professionals 'm m S S B a B m 908-257-6611 M o n .-S a t. All evenings by and volunteers. 10 a.m.-5 p.m appointment only. For questions on the celebration, 510 Old B ridge Turnpike call Miriam Kamin, Bayshore Com South River 1 Block off Route 10 Behind the Mid-State Mali munity Health Services, at (908) 739 5918. INDEPENDENT, MAY 15. 1996 2 9 N e w g r o u p ALL wants faster T!Pa s t a L __ OIL CHANGE, LUBE & FILTER With the purchase of a Maintenance Tune-Up... r e s p o n s e LUBE Bral IN BRIEF F r o m o u r G r e e n h o u s e C orn planting at A L L F L A T S PERENNIALS ALL 8” HANGING PREPLANTED Reg. $5.99 ea. BASKETS Longstreet Farm TERRA-COTTA $ 7 0 0 “Corn Planting,” a Monmouth County Now 3 / $1 0 $ e o o D r a s t i c ai l l yi Park System’s program, will be held from Reg. $ 9.99 ea. R e d u c e• t a noon lo 2 p.m. on Saturday at Longstreet Yes Im patiens Too. Now 2 / $1 0 P r i c e s Farm, Longstreet Road, Holmdel. Visitors can watch as the staff plant this crop. Admission and parking are free. From our Nursery SXZZES& For more information, call (908) 842 Yews, Globes, SHEARED WEEPING CHERRIES 4000; T D D (908) 219-9484. Arborvitaes & Junipers AZALEAS & CRAB APPLES WHITE PINES 7-8’ * 9 ” each Trip planned to $095 *49* ea. 9 5 2/s15 ” New Hope Saturday 3 / s1 2 5 4’-5’ Large 2 gal. cont. The Monmouth County Park System A ll Landscape Size $24 Reg. ’79.95 ea. ■Be- has scheduled a trip on Saturday to the his toric town of New Hope, Pa. The bus departs at 9:30 a.m. from Thompson Park, W e ’ v e S h o p A t O u r n e w L o c a t io n Newman Springs Road, Lincroft, and Moved returns at 6 p.m. Participants w ill be free After serving you for 17 years, Tony & Rt. 34 S. & Schanck Rd. • Holmdel to explore the shops, restaurants, historic f J E m2 **the hi9 9reen Kim have relocated their greenhouse business to I & white barn houses or to take a mule barge ride along better serve your needs. As always, our plants are the canal. 8 am - 6 pm • 7 D ays Cost of the trip is $17 per person and top quality, & we offer knowledgeable, friendly Also open at Rt. 79 & includes transportation only. service. Stop by with any gardening questions - E. Freehold Rd., Freehold Pre-registration is required. To register, we're happy to help! call (908) 842-4000; TDD (908) 219 9484. , 3 0 MAY 15. 1996, INDEPENDENT OPINION OUR VIEW A w a k e n i n g the Bayshore t’s that time of year again Raymond O’Grady will climb when the Bayshore area puts aboard about 1:35 p.m. From on its best face. there, they w ill all travel to ISunday afternoon, mayors Atlantic Highlands and from Aberdeen, Hazlet, Keyport, Highlands for a brief ccremony. Matawan and M iddletow n w ill Along the way, several towns join mayors from other towns have - their own festivities along Raritan Bay, from Perth planned. Keyporl is holding a Amboy to Highlands, to celebrate Salsa Show from 4 to 10 p.m. the third annual Bayshore and dancing on lhe borough pier. Awakening. Keyport has a whole array of events planned leading up to the The event is sponsored by event, including a Strawberry local communities and chambers Festival and carnival rides. of commerce in conjunction with Further east, the environmen the Bayshore Development tal commissions o f Hazlet and Office of the state Department Holmdel are co-hosting a Commerce, headquartered in Bayshore Awakening Green way Middletown. Walk, beginning at 1 p.m. at The purpose is to encourage Allocco Park on Middle Road in tourism and show off the region. Holmdel. Participants w ill travel In previous years, the mayors along lhe Henry Hudson Trail found their own unique modes of and other back trails, winding transportation, but this year, back at Allocco Park between they’ll all be given a ride along 3:30 and 4 p.m. the Aw akening route in a con These represent only a smat verted trolley car. tering of the many events The event kicks o ff at noon planned for this weekend as the Sunday in Perth Amboy. The Bayshore awakens for the sum Integrated Pest Managem ent trolley is scheduled to reach the. mer of ‘96. Matawan Train Station at 12:45 If you haven’t been to the p.m., then continue on to Keyport Bayshore area, this is your per is the best plan for everyone and Veterans Park in Hazlet, fect chance to get out and see where it should arrive about 1:15 what your neighbors are doing he unfortunate legacy of lems on lawns. p.m. Middletown Mayor and what all the fuss is about. persistent pesticides like GUEST COLUMN Rarely do pesticides need to dieldrin, D D T and lead be used, but if they are, spot T JASON WEINER treatments as needed are pre arsenate recently found in the soil of a neighboring Burling ferred rather than “blanket” Public needs ton County community is a applications on a calendar humbling reminder of our hu adopting Integrated Pest schedule. man tendency to look for the Management (IPM) policies, Children are particularly respect, too quick fix of pesticides when Keyport, Hazlet, Neptune and vulnerable to pesticides often there is an alternative Belmar town councils, as well because of their still-maturing ast week a resident crit cerns to council meetings. which w ill work just as well. as the Monmouth County bodies. icized the Aberdeen For some, it is difficult gel Although the EPA has can Freeholder Board have adopted According'to the EPA, most Township Council for up enough courage to come for celed the use of the most per 1PM policies. of the pesticides used today on L not paying attention duringward the at a public meeting and sistent pesticides, the use of the lawns and inside buildings have The school districts of public hearing portion of the ask for help. “next generation” of pesticides Belmar, St. Rose’s Elem entary not been adequately tested for Others thrive on comment meeting. by the Am erican public is on and Neptune have also official cancer effects or damage to the It seems some council mem ing on every little agenda item the rise. ly adopted IP M . I encourage all immune system. bers prefer to ignore lhe audi and then some. More than 3 million pounds school districts and towns in For a free brochure, “Lawn ence and whisper and joke Either way, the public has a Care W ithout Toxic Chem about private matters. A t least right to question and comment per year are applied just by Monmouth County to do the that is the impression con on what is going on in the com commercial applicators in New same. icals,” or a copy of the model veyed. munity. Jersey, and it is estimated that Integrated Pest Management IPM policy, send a self-ad M unicipal meetings can be For everyone’s sake, elected another m illion pounds are pur focuses on non-pesticide solu dressed stamped envelope to lengthy, and we should appreci officials sitting at the dais chased and used by homeown tions as a first choice, such as Jane Nogaki, Pesticide Pro ate our elected officials, whom should pay attention to what’s ers in their homes and on their caulking cracks to prevent pest gram Coordinator for the New we, after all, have placed on the being said. . lawns. entry and removing food and Jersey Environmental Feder dais. If people tend to be too In a move to reduce pesti water sources. ation, 223 Park Ave., ATCO But, the elected officials, in long-winded, there is nothing cide use in and around schools, Proper fertilization, mow 08004 o r (609) 767-1 1 10. turn, should show respect for wrong with a reasonable time parks and public places, local ing, watering, aeration and Jason W einer is a resident o f residents who bring their con limit, governing bodies are formally seeding minimize pest prob A b e r d e e n LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Your Turn is a column submitted by a reader that focuses on an issue Letters to the editor, which should be limited to 250 words, of concern in the Independent’s coverage area. may be mailed to the Independent Submissions may be between 500 and 750 words and mailed to 7 Edgeboro Road The Independent, 7 Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick 08816 East Brunswick 08816 INDEPENDENT, MAY 15,1996 3 1 L e t t e r s Beach cleanup ‘Yes’ vote vital Appreciate help Special-purpose facility unfair huge success to education during crisis "X T'our editorial cartoon on would welcome more recre Y May l regarding the ational facilities. But they need he Aberdeen Township s longtime residents of e just have to tell every JL Middletown Parks “ex general purpose facilities, not Environmental and Shade Holmdel, we wish to one how overwhelmed Tree Advisory Board wish express our support of the pansion program” was, unfortu restricted facilities which can’t we are for the support be used by the neighborhood Tes to thank those who came toA the Holmdel school referendum. nately, very misleading. The Wive and professional carc we Cliffwood beach front on Community pride and recogni Lincroft Acres soccer field pro kids. The $750,000 to build this received from the Bayshore Saturday morning, A p ril 20, to tion of our school system’s excel posal is not for the “kids of large elaborate facility on a dif Community Hospital Emergency help clean up the beach. lence have always been important M iddletown” to have a place to ficult site could do a lot to build to our town. Room staff and doctors when my play, as the Middletown Soccer or repair a wide variety of facili Volunteers of all ages, from all over Aberdeen and also from We realize at this point in dad was brought in gravely ill. Club and its supporters on the ties throughout Middletown, For Matawan, Keyport and Holmdel, time, Holmdel is at a crossroad. We know that everyone did their Township Committee would example, Fairway Park has two even one from Teaneck, came to We should come together to sup part to try to save him. (They) all have us believe. The Lincroft tennis courts with dangerously mark Earth Day in a very worth port what we believe to be essen just couldn’t do enough for us and Acres socccr field proposal large cracks. Does Middletown w hile and practical way — by tial in maintaining the quality it was greatly appreciated. came about because the only build special purpose facil picking up the candy wrappers, education that Holmdel is known We feel that at least dad didn’t Middletown Soccer Club wants ities and then not maintain what plastic spoons, bottles and cans, for and that our children and suffer and (they) all helped us an elaborate and expensive tour we already have? odd shoes, etc., that littered the grandchildren deserve. through the shock. (They) are nament level complex built for A final point — if sand. truly professionals with great big them at taxpayer expense. Middletown builds the fields Timbers and heavy items were D O N N A and hearts. Consider the reality behind with a Green Acres grant as pro left for the prisoners in the Clean CHRISTOPHER PRICE W e thank Pat Sickles and Chet the proposal. The proposed posed, Middletown w ill have to Shore program to haul away. That S U S A N and Jamison for their quick response fields would be reserved for make them available to anyone operation is scheduled for late FRANK LUCCARELL1 as volunteer first-aid (workers). scheduled games only. The in New Jersey! May at Cliffwood Beach. But ANTONIO and KIM W e are truly grateful to have such M S C plays most o f its games on Middletown would spend there was more than enough to do WEIGAND CASOLA dedicated volunteers in Matawan. Sundays when there are many $750,000 to build facilities for on Saturday cleaning up the litter. fields in Middletown available. the rest of New Jersey to use. Is After two hours of hard work, the LIZ and FRANK Also, we must thank Mata The MSC has enough fields the Middletown Recreation Clean Communities truck took ALLOCCO wan’s finest — Police Chief Department prepared to deal Carmen Messina and his officers today to play its games. They 1,040 pounds of debris to the EDWARD and w ith such a situation? Do they for their help at the doctor’s want Middletown to pay almost Monmouth County Reclamation ALEXANDRIA RONDINELLI $750,000 to build two fancy know there is a problem? Center and 300 pounds of alu office, as well as the escort ser fields and a clubhouse! JO H N R ATH m inum cans, plastic and glass LISA and SHAWN vice for the funeral. The residents of Lincroft Lincroft bottles to the Recycling Center. MOWERY It ’s comforting to know that in One thing is certain. The L IN D A and a time of crisis we have such ded beach looked a great deal cleaner MICHAEL CARDUCCI icated and capable professionals at noon than it had two hours ear Thankful for help w ith Senior Duel TOM and ERIN BURKE in our community. lier. W e very much appreciate the DR. ROBERT CARDUCCI hard work done by the volunteers IRIS SCULLY ittle did I expect that last to fall apart. B ill had an unex who came to help. DEAN WEIGAND HOWARD WOOLLEY summer when I came up pected fam ily emergency and, ADELINE ARNOLD FAMILY with the idea of a Senior minutes before the event, I had Holmdel Chairwoman Matawan L Duel (all-star wrestling match)to leave due to an accident to a that it would turn into a great les fam ily member. son in fellowship. I knew it was The event seemed doomed, Volunteers thanked for K eyport com m unity w ork going to go well when the Region but no way was this going to 6 Wrestling Coaches’ Associa happen. I phoned my wife eyport Partnership Inc. planting in April and K P I’s Union bank for its generous $500 tion volunteered B ill George of from the hospital and gave her and the Greater Keyport cleanup of the Chingarora Creek donation in support of both com Long Branch and John DeMarco instructions as to what had to Chamber of Commerce in March. munity projects. of Brick Mem orial to assist me in be done. Kwishes to express its appreciationIn particular, much apprecia Thanks once again for your the endeavor. I made the initial Then it was up to Joe to all those community and tion should be lavished on the continuing support. contact with the coaches and Martucci, Matawan/Aber- Public Works volunteers who Keyport Public Works weekend John and B ill followed up. Much deen’s athletic director; my assisted wilh KPI and the personnel for their generous PAULW. NAFFIN of the secretarial work was done son, Kevin, and John DeMarco Keyport Chamber of Com transportation and logistical sup Keyport Partnership Inc. by three of my students — Carly to pick up the ball and go. merce’s collaborative spring port, as well as Keyport’s First Consentino, Lindsey Buerkle and They did, and the 1996 Senior Jeanine DeFillipis. Things started Dual ran just about perfect. to really come together after the This would not have taken “States.” W e had several w ork place without the deep fellow Re soccer, w hose back yards are w e talking about? outs before the duals and lineups ship of everyone concerned for were made. the sport and each other. was struck by the editorial cerning the proposed develop the development project have all Just as fast as things came A R T PER R I cartoon in your May 1 issue, ment of Lincroft Acres Park into kinds of reasons why soccer together, they quickly started Aberdeen in which a character speak a traveling soccer tournament fields can’t be built there. Most Iing of the Middletown parks complex, almost all support for of the reasons given at the meet that project came from people in ings take the form, “It’s not suit Board m em ber grateful for support expansion program says, "Sure the kids need room to play and the northern part o f the tow n able because we found that it’s ship. They frequently accused not suitable.” So who is really would like to take this oppor participate where you can via grow, but not in my back yard.” saying “not in my back yard” tunity to thank everyone who your PTOs, athletic clubs, the A t first I was highly offend the Lincroft area residents of a voted for me in the last Hazlet Township Foundation for ed, but then I realized that there “N IM B Y ” attitude for opposing here? IHazlet Township Board ofExcellence in Education and sim is some truth in this, although the project. But whose back yard We in the Lincroft-Oak Hill Education election. ilar organizations. These are ex perhaps not the way the cartoon are we really talking about? area already have close to two- Whatever your feelings from cellent ways to meet new people ist intended. The township owns many thirds of the township’s soccer and learn the truth behind the sen the events of the last few weeks, I Of the 26 soccer fields in parcels of land in the Bayshore activity in our back yard. We sational headlines. must tell you that I stay commit Middletown, at least 15 are in area. don’t need any more. ted to providing Hazlet youth The quality of our educational the Lincroft-Oak Hill area, leav Some of these would be very W e do need this nature pre with the finest education possi system, as well as our township ing only 11 for all the rest of the suitable for soccer fields, are not serve, which (outside of Poricy ble. This includes emphasis in itself, can only be as good as the township. On the other hand, of environmentally sensitive, and Park) is not duplicated anywhere math and science curriculums caring and dedication of its resi else in the township. and, through the Ad Hoc dents, I believe that with your the 2,500 youth soccer players in wouldn’t require the expense Technology Committee, update help, we can have one of the best town (and the correct figure is and effort of clearing them of Perhaps it’s time for the peo computer equipment for Internet communities in the nation. about 2,500, not the 4,000 that is trees first. ple who want this facility so access. Again, thank you for your past frequently quoted by township They would also be far more badly to consider putting it in Whether you have children and future support. officials), probably only a quar conveniently located for the their back yard, now or plan to have them later, I WESLEY M. SMITH ter live in that area. players most likely to be using ERIK ZIMMERMAN encourage you all to stay Hazlet Township A t the public hearings con them. And yet, the proponents of informed, visit the schools and Board of Education Lincroft wmm mmm 3 2 INDEPENDENT, MAY 15, 1996 Let lls Build Hot Deals On Cool Pools! Qlir 1996 15x24 Oval R e g ' 2795 Foxxx Super $ * 1 7 9 6 15x30 Oval Pool For You*~ I K S ’ 3195 And we'll give you our $ '1 9 9 6 FOXXX SUPER 18x33 Oval Reg *3695 POOL PACKAGE $ ' « 9 6 worth over *7500 18' Round Rea '1 6 9 5 $ 1 0 9 6 SUPER POOL PACKAGE INCLUDES: 9A' Round J 1 9 9 6 R e g '2195 • Solar Heating With the Purchase of any 1996 Pre-Season System full size* FOXXX in-ground $ ! 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(908) 671-3700. • LeTip of Monmouth County, a group S a tu rd a y of community-based business owners, • “Picasso,” a morning program that meets at 8:30 a.m. weekly at the Middle will introduce children in grades 4-6 to the SPECIAL EVENTS T o d a y ----- • The First Avenue Playhouse, 123 town Pancake House, Route 35. great artist, will be held 10 a. m. to noon at First Ave., Atlantic Highlands, is holding • The Sea Explorers, a co-ed group of Brookdale Community College, 765 Boy Scouts, meets weekly 7:15-9 p.m. at Newman Springs Road, Lincroft. Children T h u r s d a y auditions for its production of Broadway • St. Leo the Great School PTA is Bound at 8 p.m. Scripts provided. For Sandy Hook. If you are in high school and will view his works and will experiment with are 14 years or older and like sailing, hiking collage. Fee is $15. To register, call (908) sponsoring its annual spring fashion show directions and more information, call (908) at 7 p.m. at The Shadowbrook, Route 35, 291-7552. and camping, you are welcome to join. For 224-2880. more information, call Rich Kirk (908) 988 • Brookdale Community College, Shrewsbury. Tickets are $35 per person and includes dinner. (908) 739-5536. T h u r s d a y 4745. Lincroft, will offer the following morning pro • The Keyport Republican Club will grams: “Chemistry in the Kitchen,” from 10 • Phoenix Productions will conduct S a tu r d a y open auditions for Annie 6:30-9 p.m. at meet at 8 p.m. at the Keyport Veterans of a.m. to noon for grades K-3 and from 1-3:30 Foreign Wars Post 4247, Third and Waverly p.m. for grades 4-8; and “Money Math" for • The Keyport Republican Club will the Phoenix Rehearsal Center, Wall and sponsor a ’50s dance at 8 p.m. at Keyport Pearl streets, Red Bank. All roles are streets. children in grades 1-2 from 10 a.m. to noon. Fee for each program is $15. To register, Veterans, of Foreign Wars Post 4247, Third open, including many for children ages 6 and Waverly streets. Donation is $15 per 12. Prepare a ballad and an up-tempo Friday call (908) 224-2880. • The Middletown La Leche League • “Dinosaur Swamp Juice Party," a person. Refreshments will be served. (908) song (no songs from Annie or Disney). 264-1887. (908) 747-0014. meets at 8 p.m. at the Middletown Monmouth County Park System program, Pediatrics office, Crestview Plaza, Route will be held from 10:30 a.m. to noon at the • The Lincroft Presbyterian Church, 35. (908) 888-8064. Huber Woods Environmental Center, West Front Street and Everett Road, is • The Monmouth County Chapter of Brown’s Dock Road, Middletown. Designed hosting its indoor rummage sale from 9 a.m. CLUBS the Compassionate Friends, a support for parents and their children ages 4 and 5, to 3 p.m. Admission is free. Proceeds bene group for bereaved parents, will meet for a the program will use dinosaur-inspired sto fit church’s kitchen/sanctuary renovation ries, games and music. Cost is $5.50 per project fund and deacons fund. T o d a y memorial service at 8 p.m. at the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd in Holmdel. child. Pre-registration required. (908) 842 • St. John Vianney Key Club is spon • Quest, a singles group, meets weekly 4000; TDD (908) 219-9484. soring its second annual Rachel Colby ben at 7:45 p.m. at the First Unitarian Church, (908) 787-4236. • 721 of efit car wash from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at St. 1475 West Front St., Lincroft. Cost is $5. Bayshore Area Chapter S u n d a y John Vianney High School, Holmdel. (908) (908) 747-0707. Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) meets at 7:30 p.m. at Keyport Veterans of Foreign • “Funny Freckled Frogs,” a 739-0800 Wars Post 4247, Third and Waverly streets. Monmouth County Park System program, T h u r s d a y will be held from 10:30-11:30 a.m. at the S u n d a y night will be held (908) 264-0576. • A singles volunteer Huber Woods Environmental Center, • Central Shore Chapter of Deborah 6-8:30 p.m. at the FoodBank of Brown’s Dock Road, Middletown. Parents Heart and Lung Center is presenting its an Monmouth/Ocean counties, 516 Passaic Saturday and their children ages 4 and 5 will do the nual flea market/bed race from 9 a.m. to 3 Ave., Spring Lake. (908) 974-2265. • Deep Cut Orchid Society's “Culture “lily pad leap,” help a frog out of a tight spot p.m. at the Hazlet Swim Club, Middle Road. Club meets Day” will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at • The Matawan Rotary and find out what happens to Teeto, the (908) 739-2556. weekly at 12:15 p.m. at the Don Quixote Silva’s Orchids, 635 Wayside Road, tadpole. Cost is $4.50 per child. Pre • Temple Beth Ahm, 550 Lloyd Road, Inn, Highway 34, Matawan. New members Neptune. (908) 774-6583. registration required. (908) 842-4000; TDD Aberdeen, is hosting its Jerusalem 3000 Sunday (908) 219-9484. Carnival from noon to 3 p.m. Free admis • The Kiwanis Club of Keyport will hold • Monmouth County Park System will sion. Game tickets are 3 for $1. (908) 583 its weekly flea market (weather permitting) sponsor a Thompson Park Day celebration 1700. Celebrate spring at from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at American Legion from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the facility on Keyport this week Drive, Keyport. Vendors may call (908) 888 Newman Springs Road, Lincroft. Enjoy C/j end. On Thursday, 9625 or (908) 264-0561 for more in wagon and pony rides, snake shows, dog THEATER ✓the Greater Keyport Area formation. obedience demonstrations, rides, food and Chamber of Commerce will other entertainment. Admission and parking hold a spring sidewalk sale at Tuesday are free. (908) 842-4000; TDD (908) 219 Today through Sunday H David Ives’ comi West Front Street. On • of Commerce 9484. • All in the Timing, The Matawan Chamber cal off-Broadway hit, will be presented at Saturday, beginning at 10 will meet at noon at the Poet’s Inn, 89 The Guggenheim Theatre, Monmouth a.m., the annual Keyport Route 79, Matawan. (908) 290-1125. University, West Long Branch. Tickets are Partnership Inc. Strawberry • The Keyport Kiwanis meets weekly at LECTURES Festival will be held at West 6:30 p.m. at Ye Cottage Inn, 149 West $15-$27. For performance information, call (908) 291-4114. I Front Street's mini-park. Front St. (908) 888-9625. fiQ i Sample a variety of desserts • Panic Relief, a panic and anxiety T o d a y under the big top tent. A group, is now forming and will meet weekly • “Hispanics and West Indians and the Friday and Saturday • a comedy con baby parade will be held at at 7:30 p.m. in the Matawan area. (908) 1996 Elections,” part of a series of pro Fables for Friends, sisting of nine short-related playlets, will 11a.m. Registration is at the 937-4832. grams sponsored by the political science be presented at 8 p.m. by the Holmdel stage area, located directly • Chamber of department at Brookdale Community The Middletown Area Theatre Guild at the high school’s audito behind the mini-park. A cnil- Commerce will hold a general membership College, will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the rium, Crawfords Corner Road. Tickets are dren's carnival will be held breakfast at 8 a.m. at the Ramada Inn, Creative Arts Barn, Room 103, Brookdale $5 for adults and $4 for students and se throughout the four days at Route 35, Hazlet. Cost is $10. To reserve, Community College, Lincroft.- (908) 224 niors. Tickets are available at the door. the Firemen's Park. Hours are call (908) 747-9630. 2708. f i d from 5-10 p.m. on Thursday • The Rotary Club of Holmdel meets • A free panic and anxiety seminar will and Friday, noon to 10 p.m. weekly from noon to 1:30 p.m. at The Cove be held at 7:30 p.m. at the Matawan- Friday and Sunday on Saturday and 1-10 p.m. Restaurant, Route 35 and Holmdel Road, Aberdeen Public Library, 165 Main St. (908) • Aberdeen/Matawan Repertory Theatre will present on Sunday. The weekend's Hazlet. 583-9100. Barefoot in the Park at 8 p.m. on Friday at 3 p.m. on festivities will conclude with • will be held at and A prayer workshop Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church, the Bayshore Awakening. 7:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Church, T h u rs d a y Route 34 and Franklin Street, Matawan. Mayors from each Bayshore Matawan Community Center, comer of • A low vision lecture, sponsored by Tickets are $10; $8 for students and municipality will travel by Church and Broad streets. (908) 566-9501. The Vassar Eye Center at Bayshore trolley to visit all the towns. In Community Hospital, will be held at 7:30 seniors. Group rates available for groups Keyport, the stop will be dur p.m. at the Middletown Public Library, 55 of 1 0 or more. (908) 583-1093. ing the mid-afternoon at the F O R K ID S New Monmouth Road. (908) 888-5267. Steamboat Dock Museum. • An infrared photography class, spon Friday through June 1 (908)264-0147. sored by the Monmouth County Park • Thrown to the Lions will be pre System, will be held 7-9:30 p.m. at the sented at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays T o d a y and 4 p.m. on Sundays at the Henderson , Bring the whole fami • A fingerprinting night for Thompson Park Visitor Center, Newman ly out to enjoy a Matawan/Aberdeen children will be held Springs Road, Lincroft. It is not a darkroom Theater, 850 Newman Springs Road, Lincroft. The comedy farce is produced by V Thompson Park 7:30-9 p.m. at Aberdeen’s Town Hall, One course. Fee is $16. Pre-registrations is re Celebration on Sunday. This Aberdeen Square. Adults may sign up to quired, call (908) 842-4000; TDD (908) 219 Mark Fleming, in association with the year's festivities will be held have their house become a McGruff House. 9484. Premier Theatre Company, and stars Billy Van Zandt and Jane Milmore. All tickets from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the (908) 583-4200, ext. 203. • “How-to of Dried Flowers,” a work facility on Newman Springs shop sponsored by the Monmouth County are $18. (908) 758-1118. Road, Lincroft, Enjoy wagon Today through June 23 Park System, will be held 9:30-11:30 a.m. at and pony rides, children s • Dino Park, a prehistoric show featuring the Deep Cut Gardens, Red Hill Road, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and May 24 races and rides, snake shows, 13 animated dinosaurs, will be on exhibit at Middletown. Each person will receive a six- 25 climbing wall demonstrations the Monmouth Museum on the Brookdale pack starter kit of plants. Fee is $10 per per • Deeva Productions is presenting A and an arts and crafts sale. Community College campus, Lincroft. Open son. Pre-registration is required. (908) 842 Coupla White Chicks Sitting Around Admission and parking are 2-5 p.m. on Mondays through Fridays; 10 4000; TDD (908) 219-9484. Talking, a comedy, at 8:15 p.m. at the free. For more information, a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays and noon to 5 Navesink Library Theatre, Sears and call (908) 842-4000; TDD p.m. on Sundays. Pre-booked school T u e s d a y Monmouth avenues, Middletown. Tickets (908)219-9484. groups are welcome weekdays. Fee is $4 • “Russia Part IV," a free travel slide are $10; students and seniors $7. (908) program, will be presented at 7:30 p.m. at 291-9211. 3 4 MAY 15, 1996, INDEPENDENT Smart Garden F u r n it u r e afternoon and reached its zenith that night M e m o ria l 100 YEARS AGO when a heavy northeast gale caused many -Buy Now For The' property losses. Charles Brasch, who lives Best Prices and Day Weekend at Nutswamp, between Everett and A team of horses owned by Joseph >st Selection M a y 2 5 ,2 6 Middletown, was the heaviest loser from Covert of Port Monmouth ran away on the storm. A barn was demolished, causing & 2 7 th Saturday. Mrs. William L. Bowman was a loss of about $2,000. Mr. Brasch had the riding on a bicycle when the runaways SELECTIONS FROM: building insured against fire, but no insur dashed by. She was knocked from her • MEADOWCRAFT •VENTURE • LLOVD FLANDERS • BROWN JORDAN • TROPITONE ance against damage caused by wind. One • WINSTON • WOODARD wheel and was picked up unconscious. She • LYON SHAW • CUSHIONS • UMBRELLAS end of a barn owned by Joseph Brown of was taken to a house where she slowly Everett was blown into the building during revived. Her wheel was smashed. The | j i^ v w p Casual Furniture For indoors & out the storm. A t Holmdel, a large tree blew horses were caught by Rudolph Koop. The I LJ I I I i ■ • Awnings, Canopies and Party Tents down in front of township hall and blocked wagon was not damaged. traffic on the Keyport turnpike. It took a HIGHWAY 35 SOUTH, POINT PLEASANT BEACH The Robert Carson Farm in Holmdel PHONE (908) 892-2020 gang of men two hours to get the tree out township, near Beers’s Corner, was sold at of the road. auction on Saturday. The farm contains arrested at Jersey about 100 acres, half of which is first-class Arthur Hoff was City last week, charged with having held land. There was only one bid, that being CAN DENTISTRY BE PAINLESS? up four clerks at A. J. Cartan’s groccry made by James F. Crawford for Patrick store at Matawan about ten days ago and Kelly. Mr. Crawford bid $10,350. Mr. Kelly w ill take possession of the farm next robbing the store cash register of $152.16. spring. The price is quite high, considering Clerks in the store, after seeing pho the small profit which can be derived from tographs, identified Hoff as the man who fanning at present. had held them up. H off was brought to the Red Bank lock up last week. A fter seeing Belford hired Timothy Reddington of Hoff, none of the clerks in Cartan’s store a horse last Wednesday to drive to Atlantic identified him as the hold up man. Hoff Highlands. Reddington stopped near denied that he was in Matawan on the day Leonardville and tied the horse to a post, of the robbery and claims he has witnesses while he called on a friend. The halter to prove an alibi. Justice Edward W. Wise broke and the horse started to walk away. held Hoff without bail for the action of the Reddington was on the stoop, talking to his grand jury. friend, when the horse started, and he ran to catch it. He was in too great a hurry to Doctor Robert Korwin & Staff open the gate and he placed his hands on it 50 YEARS AGO When we go to the dentist we may expect Dr. Korwin maintains that the No. 1 enemy and vaulted over. His weight broke the to experience pain. But not if your current of oral health is not tooth decay or periodon gate. The crash frightened the horse and it dentist is Dr. Robert Korwin of Middletown. tal disease, but our own fear. “Fear of pain began to run. The wagon was overturned A planning board for Keyport will be The American Dental Association estimates keeps many people from getting proper care, and one of the front wheels was broken. named M ay 27, it was announced by that during their lifetime, most people see an which inevitably leads to major problems," Dr. The horse was caught near Atlantic Korwin noted. M ayor Peter Weigand at the council meet average of 13 different dentists. Why so much Highlands by Wm. Roop of Belford. moving around? According to Dr. Korwin, it all “I felt that if I could eliminate the fear, peo ing Monday night. His announcement fol comas down to pain. ple wouldn’t be nervous about going to the A fish of unknown species was caught lowed the reading of communication from “Some people are nervous about dentistry dentist. The only way to do that was to get rid at Deal Beach last week. It weighed 150 the Keyport Kiwanis Club, asking when because of their fear of pain. If the treatment of the pain itself. With no pain, there's noth pounds and was four feet long and two feet action would be taken to create a planning is too painfui they will usually not return to ing to be nervous about,” Korwin noted. broad. It was of peculiar shape and had commission. that dentist but instead look for another office, In addition to perfecting painless dentistry, very large mouth. When caught, the fish hoping that Ihe next doctor will be more gen Dr. Korwin also holds three patents (with two Crawford Austin Johnson, a machin was floundering in shallow water. A spike tle,” Korwin said. more pending) for patient protection technol ist’s mate, second class, in the US Naval was driven in the head and it was pulled up But once the anesthetic has been given ogy used in dental offices all over the A ir Force, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert there should be no pain. So what makes peo country. on shore. The fish lived two hours after Johnson of Port Monmouth, was killed ple so skittish? He was also responsible for inciting the ABC being caught. Friday in Florida in a bomber crash in “Its the very first injection," says Korwin. “If News Program 20/20 to investigate question your dentist could make that first injection able toothpaste advertising claims in a seg which 27 lives were lost. He was born in completely painless, then your treatment ment titled “Brushing Away the Hype”, which 75 YEARS AGO Middletown township. He graduated from would be a breeze,” he added. aired in March. Middletown township high school in June, But is a painless injection even possible? Dr. Korwin’s office is located at Union 1941 and enlisted in the Navy in July, “Absolutely,” said Korwin. “There's a tech Square Mall, Route 35, Middletown. Dr. storms this scction 1942. He was 23 years old. nique I use to administer anesthetic that liter Korwin and his associate, Dr. Buccigrossi are One of the worst ally cannot be felt by patients, even those who available six days a week, from 8 a.m, to 8 has experienced in years began Wednesday are hypersensitive, but it’s not something they p.m. Monday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday and teach you in dental school, so most dentists Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday, and know nothing about it,” Korwin said. In fact, from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday. Dr. Korwin had to specifically seek out training Dr. Korwin is currently accepting new from other dentists who have perfected this patients. For more information or to make an 'Bathrooms Are Our Business' specialized procedure. appointment, call 219-8900. 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Tickets are $35 per person and will The eighth annual Ideal Beach clean-up include a dinner choice of either chicken C hurch to hold care center is set for 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. The Marsala or sliced sirloin. event is sponsored by Middletown’s For reservations, call (908) 739-5536. rum m age sale HOLMDEL — Matt Brand, 29, of Community Development, Bayshore Jackson was the Elvis Presley imper Recreation Center, Environmental The Lincroft Presbyterian Church will sonator who performed Monday at the Fire com pany to Department, Clean Communities and local hold an indoor rummage sale from 9 a.m. Bayshore Health Care Center as part of sponsors. Everyone is invited to help oul. hold blood drive “National Nursing Home Week.” to 3 p.m. on M ay 18. The church is located at the corner o f The health care center staff decided to The Eagle Hose Company Auxiliary PTA to sponsor West Front Street and Everett Road in bring Las Vegas to the residents and and the Central Jersey Blood Center are Licroft. Proceeds w ill be used for the even filled the recreation room with slot fashion show sponsoring a blood drive from 9 a.m. to machines. ■ noon Saturday at the fire house located at church’s kitchen/sanctuary renovation “Who doesn’t know and love him?” St. Leo The Great School PTA, 95 Broadway, Keyport. project and the deacons fund. C all (908) said Donna Guida, publications coordi Lincroft, is sponsoring a spring fashion To make an appointment for a donation 741-8921 for information. nator for the 251-bed health care center. “It’s enough to make anyone smile.” Last year, Brand took fourth place in the Elvis Impersonator Contest at the Red Bank Cruisin’ with the Oldies Weekend. He said he expects to be back this year. 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He was close to mom. He had good qualities, and people EAST BRUNSWICK HOWELL MIDDLETOWN admired him. He didn’t* refuse to go into Route 18 & Rues Lane Friendship Mall 1320 Highway 35 the service. I think that’s how he won popularity,” said Gipson. 238 -8 3 00 3 7 0 -2 2 8 8 6 7 1 -2 5 7 5 3 6 MAY 15, 1996, INDEPENDENT i j O H N R . FIORINO,J r T ^ Israel Expo guests a t t o r n e y Personal w ill ‘chat’ on N et NOW OPEN for Lunch Injury Tues.-Sun. 11:30-4 Worker's “But a live broadcast w ill only happen D inner 4-10 Comp. June 2 event at if we can get someone to donate IS D N lines and two IS D N modems for the day New Location Municipal Manalapan H.S. of the Israel Expo,” said Kessler, whose Court husband, Dennis, is president of Temple Real Estate Beth Shalom, Manalapan, the host of the has global angle event. “Without the ISDN lines and modems, we can only do the session pre Reasonable Fees ______BY MARK ROSMAN______17 Years Experience recorded.” Staff Writer Kessler estimated that the cost of the ■r-d A n n ^ '1 Reservations ISDN lines and modems w ill be about 7 J aU / y X Accepted FREE INITIAL M A N A L A P A N — Israel Expo ’96 is $3,000, including the equipment itself and CONSULTATION going global. At the foot of Laurel Ave. cost of having it installed at the high 300HWY.34 _ & Through the use of computers that w ill school. KEANSBURG E t ABERDEEN 566-1110 % link up with the Internet, visitors to Israel Another key part of the Israel Expo Expo w ill be able to communicate with w ill be a series of workshops to be held in residents of Israel and other countries the afternoon. Among the topics to be dis around the world. cussed will be the educational opportuni Israel Expo ’96 will be held from noon ties open to Am erican high school and NOTICE to 6 p.m. June 2 at Manalapan High college students. School, Church Lane. Admission is free to SHORELANDS WATER Between 2-4 p.m., Harvey Schmclter- the event which celebrates the people, cul Davis, director of career services at COMPANY CUSTOMERS ture and civilization of Israel. Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, Greater Media Newspapers, which publishes the Independent, is one of the w ill moderate a panel including represen T * e s — sponsors of the Israel Expo. tatives of several programs. According to Robin Kessler, liaison Howard Berry, president of the and chairwoman for the Israel Expo’s Partnership for Service Learning, will dis Internet workshop, computers have played cuss this international program that com a role in promoting the event, and w ill be bines academic study with community a featured attraction for visitors. service, according to Stephanie Luftglass For the past few months a page on the of Marlboro, a co-chairwoman of the event. W orld Wide Web has made information mfnimize^tfie inconvenience t° our customers. r n M P A N Y about the Expo available to anyone visit Other panelists w ill include Dr. Kenneth Abrams, representative for SHORELANDS WATER COMPANY ing the page, Kessler said. And while that’s been one way of semester program s at H a ifa and Ben- putting out the word about the Israel Gurion universities in Israel, who will dis cuss the areas of study available at those Expo, organizers are even more excited about the role computers w ill play on the two institutions; and Gretchen Farnham, day of the event. representative for Israel Mentored “A t the Israel Expo there w ill be a di Learning Programs, who w ill talk about rect link through computers lo Oranim the educational opportunities and areas of College, which is a part of Haifa study available to American high school University,” Kessler explained. “From 2-5 and college students at various institutions H i g h A r t F r o m p.m. a ‘chat’ channel w ill be established throughout Israel, Luftglass said. that will allow people in Manalapan to Helping to ensure that high school and T h e M o u n t a i n s o f T i b e t converse with people at the college in college students know that the Israel Expo Israel, where il w ill be 9 p.m. to midnight. will have something for them has been the “That line will also be open to people responsibility of the college youth com around the world who may want to join in mittee, co-chaired by Scott Luftglass and on the conversations as they are taking Adam Maliavsky, both of Marlboro. place,” she added. Other members of the committee in The computers and the web page have cluded Melissa Frankel, Brooke Messinger, Brad Eckstein, David been donated by the Jeval Group, Orenstein, Rachel Levinsky, Geoff M o rg an ville, w hile the link-up to the Borshof and Maran Faiella. Internet and additional computers have For the past year, the college youth been donated by Internet On-Line committee has contacted area synagogues, Providers, Freehold. seeking the names of area residents who Also planned for visitors to the Israel are away at college, Stephanie Luftglass Expo is a web phone and software which said. has been donated by the Netspeak Corp. The youths then wrote to those stu “The equipment w ill be set up in the dents, as well as to post-secondary institu Manalapan High School auditorium from tions in New Jersey, to make them all 2:30-3:30 p.m.,” Kessler said, “and we aware of the educational workshops that have invited dignitaries from the United w ill be offered at the June 2 Israel Expo. States and Israel to participate in a ques- One of the committee’s final jobs is tion-and-answer session with visitors at Rug W eaving Show a n d S a l e placing posters in area businesses the Israel Expo.” advertising the upcoming Expo, Luftglass Tufenkian Tibetan Carpets w ill dem onstrate the ancient art of rug w eaving in Organizers have received a donation of said, adding that the volunteer effort has our store during an exclusive dem onstration and exhibition. These sam e tim e-honored a real audio server from Progressive been a learning experience for the teen m ethods are used today to create the extraordinary carpets in o u r Tufenkian collection... Networks, Seattle, which may allow them tim eless designs, perfect in any decor. agers who came together to form the col to broadcast the question-and-answer ses lege youth committee and followed sion with the VIPs live on the Internet, ac Hurry! 3 days only! through on the job they began months Friday. M ay 17, 10am-5:30pm cording to Kessler. ago. Saturday, M ay 18,10am-5:30pm Sunday, M ay 19,12pm-4:30pm Festival set at G reek church in H olm del The annual Greek festival of p.m. on Sunday. Rain or shine, deli Kimisis Tis Theotokous Greek cious Greek food and pastries w ill be Orthodox Church w ill be held M ay 31 served while you enjoy the entertain through June 2 at the church grounds, ment, which w ill include music by Furniture & Accessories for the zuay you live . 20 Hillcrest Road, Holmdel. Hours for Trio Bel Canto and The Glentzethes, the festival are 5-11 p.m. Friday, noon folk dancing. Route 1 & M illtow n Road, North Brunsw ick, NJ (908) 545-6385 to midnight on Saturday and noon to 8 For information, call 739-1515. INDEPENDENT, MAY 15. 1996 3 7 L un ch (Monthly Specials) Tortellini with Marinara or Alfredo Nachos Supreme or Taco Salad Hamburgers Grilled Chicken Marinade Sandwich or Caesar Salad Restaurant & Banquet Center $4.99 . Fr*ed Clam Sandwich With beverage (beer, wine, coffee o r soda) all with cole slaw & pickle (not to be combined with any other offers) D i n n e r (M onthly Specials) iianqnet facilities available Penne a la Vodka from parties tip to 375 people. Chicken I’radiavlo with Linguine ' ♦ I rime Rib (choice or style) (if available) Ask about our corporate Filet O’Sole Francaise Hapjiy Hours. ♦ Pork Chops Entertainment Thursday, $Q9 5 Eggplant Rollatine . Friday and Saturday' J with beverage and salad (menu items available at regular prices) 7392700 (nut to be combined with any other offers) Highway 36 • Hazlet BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS — Barbara Wolf (I) chairwoman of the project, and librarian Susan Roesche are collecting dollars to purchase brand-new books for the library of Ravine Drive Elementary School, Matawan. People who donate money for a volume get a personal, permanent dedication affixed to the cover. (Photo by Lauren Jaeger) School book drive LITE prom pts response BY LAUREN JAEGER est and Arctic regions, is dedicated to the memory of a sixth-grader’s father, who Staff Writer loved nature. MATAWAN — With page after page “The teachers are all using it,” said coated w ith yellowed scotch tape, the Barbara Wolf, head of the “Adopt A Book” Ravine Drive Elementary School book program. MORE MUSIC ■ MORE VARIETY ■ MORE OFTEN Chicken Soup With Rice has seen better To raise money to buy even more books, days. a used book sale w ill be open to the public “It doesn’t matter what age they are. A ll from 3-5 p.m. on M ay 23 and 24. children want new, clean, beautiful books,” So far, 500 used children’s books have said Susan Roeschke, the school librarian, been collected. They w ill be sold for 25 Get ready for a fun-fllied surnmef for tte holding the now-pitiful looking Maurice cents each, and unused coloring books at Sendak classic. two for 25 cents. To replace the aging library volumes People have been responsive, W olf said. and to buy new releases, the school recently “It’s a good way to spring clean. No one entire family at an incredible valoe started an experimental program that so far wants to throw out a book, and you really has generated 32 new books, valued at don’t get much for them at a garage sale.” $400. And the money, the women stress, is ADULT SOCIALS going back to education. 6 TENNIS COURTS • 2 SAND VOLLEYBALL COURTS It works like this. TEEN SOCIALS Parents, teachers, businesses or friends “Some books we have to re-order all the OVER SIZE SWIMMING POOL of the school agree to buy a book from a time,” Roeschke said, citing Sendak’s PRE-TEEN SOCIALS long list of choices selected by Roeschke. Chicken Soup With Rice and Where the BASKETBALL‘LOUNGES TENNIS LESSONS In turn, they are thanked with fancy, Wild Things Are. WATER AEROBICS laminated dedication bookplates perma To donate children’s books for the sale SAND PLAYGROUND AREAS KIDDIE POOL nently affixed to the inside front covers. or to purchase a new book for the library, One volume, about the desert, rain for call W olf at (908) 583-0763. 4 PADDLEBALL COURTS 2 FULL TIME FULL SERVICE SNACK BAR RECREATION DIRECTORS ADULT SPORTS LEAGUES IN BRIEF TRAVELING YOUTH TENNIS & SWIM TEAMS Donations sought Veterans to start - TRIPS TO - for M anna House ‘B uddy Poppy’ sale AC/U.S. OPEN BASEBALL GAMES The Manna House Board of Directors The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the hosted a barbecue on Mothers Day for the United States .annual “Buddy Poppy residents of the Cliffwood Beach center. Drive” starts Friday and continues through Manna House, a member of the M ay 30. Members of VFW s and Ladies This Coupon Monmouth Neighborhood Council, is a non Auxiliaries w ill accept donations which Day Camp profit center that provides a 12-month tran w ill be used exclusively to aid disabled Good For One sitional program for homeless women and and hospitalized veterans. Government Membership July and August Guest Book their children. W h ile at the home, the cutbacks of funds and services at veteran *20 Value women are enrolled in various educational hospitals and facilities make this year’s Starts at $275 for 3 to 8 yrs olds -12:30 - 4:00 New Members Only or training programs that help them prepare drive especially important. New Rates for 1996 available at an additional cost for a future of self-sufficiency. The poppy drive was inspired by a This year’s fund-raising theme, “Help poem penned in 1915 by Col. John Keep Hope Alive,” reflects the difficulties McCrae, a Canadian soldier. Viewing the the center is experiencing in terms of fund hastily dug graves of soldiers fallen in the Strathmore Swim & T ennis Club ing and donations. Individuals, groups or Battle of Ypres in Belgium, he saw the companies desiring to make a donation, may many graves and the patches of red wild LLOYD ROAD (OFF CAMBRIDGE DR.) ABERDEEN send it to Manna House, P.O. Box 94, poppies struggling to survive amidst the Cliffwood Beach 07735. battle-torn soil. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 566-9719 3 8 MAY 15, 1996, INDEPENDENT KEEPING HISTORY ALIVE — Recognized for volunteering more than 50 hours in 1995 to the Monmouth County Park System’s 1890s Longstreet Farm, Holmdel, are (l-r), Erin Horrocks, Neptune; Jonathan Bent, Fair Basking?) Robbins Haven; Ada Carey, Union Beach; Erin Grothusen, Hazlet; Joan Yates, Colts Neck; Emily Tilton, Marlboro; and farm historian Susan Lounsbury. Ice C ream & Frozen Y ogurt ICE CREAM CAKES AND FROZEN YOGURT CAKES Park volunteers are Malts. Shakes. Blasts. Cones honored at luncheon MIDDLETOWN — Those who en park activities, facilities and services. N e w T e l e p h o n e N o . joyed the programs and facilities of the The Barry’s join those already inducted Monmouth County Parks System in 1995 into the 1,000-hour club: Richard Morallcr, can direct some of their thanks to the 781 Fair Haven; Mildred Dametz, Red Bank; 8 8 8 - 9 8 7 7 people who volunteered almost 22,000 Emily Tilton, Marlboro; Ruth Phillips, Route 35 • K-Mart Plaza • Hazlet, NJ 07730 hours to the Park System projects that year. Atlantic Highlands; Louis Bullock, That’s 35 percent more people than vol Middletown; and Henry and Jonathan Bent, unteered the year before. If these volunteers Fair Haven. had been paid for their time at a minimum Speaking at the March 3 luncheon, the wage $5.05 per hour, together they would Chairman of the Monmouth County Board have earned just under $ 112,000. Mica Furniture Showcase of Recreation Commissioners, Adeline Among those attending a spring lun Lubkert, remarked on the growing number cheon for the Park System volunteers were Worth the Trip to Brick two people most recently honored for giv of people w illing to volunteer and praised ing more than 1,000 hours each to Park them for helping to maintain the Monmouth System projects. The names of Catherine County Park System’s pre-eminent position and Frank Barry, of Deal, were added to the among park and recreation agencies. plaque, recognizing that volunteer career Anyone wishing to join this elite of vol record. The awards were presented by the unteers can cad the Park System’s Friends of the Park, a nonprofit organiza Coordinator of Volunteers, Jeanne tion that works to enhance county-wide DeYoung at (908) 842-4000 ext. 283. IN BRIEF Acrylic classes for Space available children to begin at flea m arket Enrollment is going on for Hazlet The Central Shore Chapter of Deborah Recreation’s Monday or Wednesday Heart and Lung Center is sponsoring a flea acrylic art classes for children ages 8 and market and bed race from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. up. A ll classes are held 3:30-5 p.m. at the on Sunday at the Hazlet Swim Club, James J. Cullen Center at Veterans Middle Road, Hazlet. Memorial Park on Union Avenue. Vendor space is available for $10 each. Cost is $25. Students must supply the Bring your own table Call (908) 739-2556 6 p i e c e Hom e O ffice Fu rn itu re following materials: tubes of paint, a can for information. MICA vas board and acrylic brushes. There is a $5 BEDROOM charge for late registrations. • Waterfall style Register now for • Double Dresser* Mirror Register now through Friday at the • Head Board • Chest recreation office located at the center. luncheon/m atinee •2 Night Stands Call (908) 739-0653 for information. • Over 200 solid gloss colors The Middletown Township Department of Parks and Recreation is sponsoring a trip $999"^Sat Not Pictured In Ad * SAVE BIG ON Register for M ount MICA FURNITURE to the Hunterdon Hills Playhouse on June • WE MANUFACTURE Airy Lodge trip 22. The bus departs from the Johnson Gill CALL FOR DIRECTIONS • Custom Bedrooms Annex at Town H all at 10 a.m.; lunch is TO OUR 8,000 sq. ft. SHOWROOM • Wall Units Hazlet Senior Citizens is sponsoring a served at noon; show time is 1:15 p.m. The • Space Saving 236 Brick Blvd., corner of Essex Drive Murphy Beds trip to Mount Airy Lodge in Pennsylvania trip is $42 per person and includes round Open: Mon. thru Fri. 10-9, Sat. 10-6, Sun. 11 -5 • Entertainment Centers from June 10-14. trip transportation, lunch, the play and gra • also Verticals Cost is $260 per person (double occu tuity. • W indow Treatments • Carpeting • A rea Rugs pancy) and includes transportation. A $50 The deadline to register is May 30. Exclusive, Not Expensive deposit is required by May 22 For informa For more information, call the 9 2 0 - 0 0 4 5 tion, call (908) 739-9364. Recreation Office at 615-2260. m U W T W I B i m , INDEPENDENT, MAY 15, 1996 3 9 G olf construction could begin in fall County moving MANALAPAN supPr e ahead with plans MILLSTONE S p r in g for 2 new courses r driveway special ~| [hTmW nIrs specTal] BY DAN MILLER / Proposed , location of 2 Biiy 8 tons of Stone Get 1 Ton j j Small load of top soil or mulch j Staff Writer Monmouth County <£ F K F - F " (Total 9 Tons) I I a q i ; % „ golf courses % I Choose from Rod, Blue, O e iw w o fliver Gravel. Washed Gravel. I I O N L Y 38 4 I M IL L S T O N E — One of two 18-hole J Sms Mwy-tiamsSme' Offer May N olPo Combined public golf courses to be built by M on £ B ibrem w J [jApprox.(Approx. 3 cu. yds.) • Delivered locally J mouth County could be under construction <£> • s by the fall, according to county officials. Charteston o J Springs A t a recent meeting of the Millstone < o Thom as Farrell Township Committee, employees of the Monmouth County Park System gave a a. A LANDSCAPE SUPPLY, INC. presentation about the courses to residents The Shore’s All-Season Stone Driveway Specialists and officials. County employee Bruce Agulnick said 741-5802 • 761 Shrewsbury Ave. • Shrewsbury similar presentations have been made to In reaction to several residents’ con the governing bodies in Freehold Town cerns, he indicated that additional irriga ship and Manalapan, which border M ill tion ponds w ill be constructed to catch stone Township. water runoff, in addition to the several The golf courses w ill be built and oper ponds already at the site. ated by the county in the Charleston Another area of concern for residents is Springs section of Millstone, on 619 acres traffic control in the area of the two new bordered by county Route 527A, county courses. Route 537, Charleston Springs Road and Carol Melnick, Monmouth County traf Sweetman’s Lane. fic engineer, said she believes there w ill Currently, the county park system oper not be a large impact from traffic, based on ates public courses in Colts Neck, Howell, the design of the site. Manalapan and Neptune. During peak times in the morning, Faith Hahn, supervising planner for the county employees said about 30 cars w ill Monmouth County Park System, said be arriving, while 10 will be leaving the county representatives are tentatively site. In the afternoon, the number of vehi scheduled to appear before the Millstone cles entering and leaving the site w ill be Planning Board in June for a project re about the same, officials said. view. As for the intersection of Route 527A Joe Sardonia, supervising landscape and Sweetman’s Lane, which is near the architect for the park system, said the site, Sardonia said a traffic light w ill be county plans to go out for bid on the pro installed at the corner in 1997. ject by August or September. “If one additional car is added to that Construction could begin on the “north” intersection, it’s too many,” Millstone course (near Sweetman’s Lane and Route Committeeman Charles Abate said. “It’s 527A, form erly the Bobbink Nursery) and Patio & R attan too dangerous. There have been a lot of a practice teaching facility in October, FURNITURE FACTORY accidents at the corner in the past year.” Sardonia said. A fte r the north course is Abate then asked county officials if completed, construction would begin on 3 513 Rt. 18, East Brunswick 651-1947®“ there are plans for public recreation at the the “south” course (near Route 537; for i i 1 1 ■ rm ■ 1 1 1 ii »1 1 »i n ■ i ii ru n 11 site, and they said no. merly the Bulk Nursery). John Griffiths, a resident of the Sardonia said it w ill take about a year to construct each of the two golf courses. Charleston Springs' neighborhood, said he Limited play could begin on the north had some concerns about the use of pesti course in 1998 and officials are hoping the cides which could “impact (he quality of entire facility can be completed by 2001. life at Millstone.” Sardonia said the county’s plans are to According to Hahn, the Charleston build the two golf courses, complete with a Springs area has a good turf and she indi practice and teaching facility. A golf center cated groundskeepers w ill not have to use LIBERTY OVERHEAD (clubhouse) and a 300-car parking lot are many pesticides at the site. DOOR CO. included in the plans, he added. “There were cost and environmental The north area golf course is expected considerations made,” Hahn said. “There The Largest Authorized to be a links-style course with more open are good soils there and if we do it right, CLOPAY Dealer in the country space, while the southern area course w ill we should use (pesticides) as little as pos contain more traditional wooded areas, sible.” s o o n SPECIAL OFFER Sardonia said. On A p ril 24, county representatives □ □ □ □ A t peak times, the golf courses can be made a similar presentation in Manalapan. ON THEIR TOP OF THE LINE GARAGE DOOR. □ □ □ □ expected to have a maximum capacity of M ayor Howard Bachman, a golfer himself, This Door’s Outstanding Features are: 600 golfers per day, he said. said he was pleased with the presentation r • Lifetime Warranty on Sections and Hardware • Extra Heavy Duty Prepainted Steel Skin Inside and Outside However, Hahn said, even though that’s he heard. THE Sckp ay MODEL 4400 Bonded to a 2* Polystyrene Insulating Core theoretically possible, it’s likely to never “I thought (the course) was very well > Top Quality Nylon Rollers and Commercial Grade Track and Hardware happen. designed. They took into account the traf When designing plans to build the fic concerns we had. There is also the ben 8x7 DOOR $ 0 0 courses, Sardonia said, “One of our goals efit of building a golf course, which some FULLY INSTALLED 5 7 9 was to m inim ize the impact on the envi people enjoy because it is very natural and ronment.” peaceful.” ■ I'W atT # !# Overhead Door Company, Inc. * ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Torthat end, 75 of the 619 acres at the Bachman said the project w ill add to the 1 o / \ n o e »j.*pTr^ii7i\r S H O W R O O M HOURSr site have been delineated as wetlands and options of local golfers, and do so at mini 1300 RT. 35 M ID D LETO W N Mon > TufiS ^ S a t 9 S w ill not be used, he said. mal cost. ______b l O - o t f O a Thurs., 12-8 4 0 MAY 15, 1996, INDEPENDENT OBITUARIES JOHN F. ANDERSON, 79, of North Brunswick are a son, William G. Jr. of Dunellen; two daughters, died May 1 at home. Surviving are his wife, Jane; Patricia Richards and Pamela Gibb, both of two sons, John of the Somerset section of Franklin Freehold Township; a brother, Robert Gilvey of and Bill of North Brunswick; a daughter, Susan Holmdel; two sisters, Rose Me Carthy of Anderson-Hughes of North Brunswick; a brother, Richmond, Va., and Beatrice Rott of Forked River; the Rev. William C. of Holmdel; two sisters, and six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were W M B E M M n m Elizabeth Donahue of Vermont and Marie Borbely under the direction of C.H.T. Clayton and Son of New Brunswick; four grandchildren; and several Funeral Home, Howell. MAY 16™ nieces and nephews. Services were under the ROBERT TERRY JACKSON SR., 60, of direction of Boylan Funeral Home, New Brunswick, Guntersville, Ala., formerly of Keyport, died April SURF BOARD GIVEAWAY with a Mass at St. Peters' Church, New Brunswick. Interment was in St. Peter’s Cemetery, New 30 in Birmingham, Ala. Surviving are a daughter, Brunswick. Dawn Corbin of Grant, Ala.; three sons, Robert M A Y 30™ Terry Jackson Jr. of Guntersville, Victor Edward JUNE A. BECEIRO-MENDES, 35, of Jackson of Huntsville, Ala., and Ross Alan Jack 92.3 K-ROCK’S Aberdeen died May 7 at Robert Wood Johnson son of Fayetteville, Tenn.; a sister, Jean Kulesa of University Medical Center, New Brunswick. Born in Old Bridge; and two grandchildren. Arrangements STEVE GRILLO o f Red Bank, she lived in Holmdel before moving to were under the direction of Guntersville Memorial The Howard Stern Show will be here to host Aberdeen 11 years ago. She was a retail manager Chapel, with services at New Life Methodist of Gantos Corporation, Freehold, for seven years. Church, Grant. The Foxy Boxing Contest Surviving are her fiance, Kevin Mendes of Aberdeen; five sisters, Eileen Feldman of Coral MARIVA (GRAHAM) KALIETA, 86, of LOCATED: 63 HWY. 36, KEYPORT, NJ Springs, Fla., Phyllis Sheehan of Short Hills, Keyport died May 9 at Bayshore Community Sharon Beceiro of Red Bank, Abby Campo of Hospital, Holmdel. Born in Trenton, she was a life 908-739-0600 Belford and Stacy Palmer of Edison; a brother, long resident of Keyport. For more than 40 years, Philip Beceiro of Nuremberg, Germany, and a she was a secretary at American Smelting and paternal grandmother, Helen Beceiro of Milton, Refining, Perth Amboy, and Rollo Trucking N.Y. Services were under the direction of Day Company, Keyport, retiring in 1971. She was a CORRECTION Funeral Home, Keyport. Cremation was private. communicant of St. Joseph’s Church, Keyport. Surviving are a daughter, Elizabeth Larkin of D U E T O A P R IN T IN G E R R O R IN O U R LA TES T A D V O , JOSEPHINE FALANGA, 67, of Marlboro died Keyport, with whom she lived; four grandchildren OUR COUPON MARKED “SPECIAL”, SHOULD BE CORRECTED TO READ: May 4 at CentraState Medical Center, Freehold and one great-grandchild. Services were under Township. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., she lived in the direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with Staten Island, N.Y., before moving to Marlboro nine a Mass at St. Joseph’s Church. Interment was in STORAGE $29.95 years ago. Mrs. Falanga is survived by her hus St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Keyport. STORE & CLEAN $79-95 band, Natale; a son, Dr. Natale Falanga of East PREPAID + TAX Stroudsburg, Pa.; a daughter, Barbara Sparacio of CAROL A. WAGNER, 54, of Bricktown died EXPIRES 6/15/96 Holmdel; three brothers, Anthony Lombardo and April 30 at home. Born in New York City, she lived Nicholas Lombardo both of Florida, and Vito in Jacksonville, Fla., and Hazlet, until moving to Lombardo of Pennsylvania; three sisters, Marie Bricktown three years ago. She was the manager PLEASE ACCEPT OUR APOLOGIES FOR ANY CONFUSION OR INCONVENIENCE. Caruso and Barbara Lombardo, both of Copague, of Public Storage, Bricktown, for three years. She N.Y., and Carol Anfuso of Rochester, N.Y.; and five was a communicant of Holy Family Church, Union grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were under Beach. Her husband, William J. Sr., died in 1990. the direction of Holmdel Funeral Home. Surviving are her three sons, William Jr. of W ILLIAM C. GILVEY, 75, of Howell died May 6 Jacksonville, Robert of Bricktown and James of at CentraState Medical Center, Freehold Township. Kansas; a daughter, Lynn of Bricktown; her moth Furs by Guarino Born in Jersey City, he moved to Howell several er, Ethel Peres of Hazlet; a brother, Robert Peres Precious furs fo r precious Iittle...Since 1946 years ago. Mr. Gilvey was a senior industrial engi of Middletown; and four sisters, Judy Rinker of neer with Western Electric, Kearny, for 40 years Tinton Falls, Susan Lenzen of Shelton, Conn., Jane Keenen and Marilyn Cristello, both of Hazlet. 190 Route 22 1020 Route 18 before retiring 17 years ago. He was a World War II Navy veteran. He was also a member of the Services were under the direction of Day Funeral Green Brook, NJ 08112-1902 East Brunswick, NJ 08116 Telephone Pioneers of America. He was prede Home, Keyport, with a Mass at Holy Family (908) 968-8700 (908) 254-0666 ceased by his wife, Marilyn Young Gilvey. Surviving Church, Union Beach. Cremation was private. That’s why we’re all in this, right? MEET YOUR MATCH PERSONALS To find love? 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Wasserman was Keyport, was arrested and charged with 45 Items to Select From. released on her own recognizance. possession of marijuana and drug para per person Fishing poles, a tackle box, and a bat phernalia following a motor vehicle stop at s1 3 95 3 pm- 5 pm 7 DAYS tery booster were stolen from a boat on 2:49 a.m. May 5 on Route 34. includes 1 cocktail per person Amboy Avenue sometime between 6 a.m. A right front window was smashed and • Soup ■ Cocktail Lounge May 6 and 6:30 a.m. May 7. The equipment a stereo was taken from a vehicle parked • Pu Pu Platters was valued at $350. on Morristown Road sometime between • Party Room An office trailer at Milu Bus Company, 1:10 and 1:22 a.m. May 4. • Your choice of 36 delicious entrees • Free Weekend Delivery Cliffwood Avenue, was broken into at 1:50 A 20-speed Mongoose Hiltopper bicy • Served with Young Chow Fried a.m. May 5. cle was stolen from a Route 34 residence Rice 8. Hot Tea UNION SQUARE M ALL A pocketbook containing $50 was the night of May 1-2. Includes 500 HW Y 35 stolen from a vehicle parked on MIDDLETOW N, NJ Greenwood Avenue sometime between 10 • After Dinner Coffees or Cordials p.m. May 4 and 1:30 a.m. May 5. MIDDLETOWN (Irish Coffee, Dom Pedro, Espresso, or Cappuccino) 2 1 9 - 8 8 8 3 A 20 speed Dyno HRI bicycle was A three-wheeled motorcycle was stolen taken from a shed on Lakeside Drive from the yard of a Bellevue Avenue home sometime between 10 p.m. May 3 and 5:30 while the owner was on vacation between p.m. May 4. The bike was valued at $450. April 30 and May 6. NORWEGIAN' CRUISE LINE Jozef Zygmaniak, 33, of Wayside A Watercraft outboard motor valued at Drive, was charged with driving while intox $2,000 and a $800 Loran radio were stolen icated May 3 at 10:59 p.m. after officers on the evening of May 7 from Gateway found his vehicle blocking the intersection Marina and Yacht Sales, located on Route of Lakeshore Drive and Greenwood 3 6 in Belford. COUNTRY MUSIC THEME CRUISE Avenue. Zygmaniak was released on his A car stereo was stolen from an auto own recognizance. mobile on the evening of May 7 while it was S S N o r w a y Lorraine Castiglione, 43, of Fresh parked at the owner’s home on Rosewood C * r t b b i ^ ™ e Pond Road, Jamesburg, was charged with T errace. Novem ber 9, 1996 driving while intoxicated May 4 at 2:04 a.m. A $100 CB radio was stolen from a , , . '"eluding; following a motor vehicle stop on Cliffwood Barbara Terrace resident's vehicle on the hosted by Ora Eli Belil St. Maarten Avenue. Castiglione was released on her evening of May 4. St. John own recognizance. A car stereo and speakers valued at Discounted Group Rates St. Thomas $200 were stolen from the vehicle of a _^v*te Bahama Island! Colonial Square Condominium Complex resident on the evening of May 3 while the John Vincent Grumino, 35, of 22 veh icle w a s p arked in the parking lot. 459 ROUTE 79 Lydia Place in Port Monmouth, was A compact disc player and stereo were charged on May 4 at 12:22 a.m. with dri stolen from the vehicle of a Knollwood Drive MORGANVILLE, NJ 07751 ving while intoxcated on Route 36. resident on the evening of May 3. A $300 flip phone was stolen from another resident's 591-9292 vehicle during the same evening. A $600 car stereo was stolen on May 4 Smashed mailboxes were reported between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. from a vehicle May 9 at five residences, three on Winding belonging to an employee of the Steak and Brook Way, one on Rambling Brook Drive A le H o u s e w hile it w a s p arked in the rear lot and one on Brisbane Court. located on Route 35. SPREAD. A counterfeit $20 bill was reportedly A $350 car stereo was stolen from a Her received May 10 at a Route 35 gasoline Drive resident’s vehicle between April 27 at 8 sta tio n . a.m. and May 4 at 8 p.m. Mark Brown, 20, of 10 Morningside Place in Port Monmouth, was charged April KEYPORT 27 at 4:50 a.m. for driving while intoxicated T H E m 1 on Highlands Avenue. Two flower baskets were stolen April Michael Valjas, 46, of 23 Carton Way in 29 from an Atlantic Street yard. Hazlet was charged May 5 at 10:30 p.m. for A car parked on Second Street was driving while intoxicated on Route 36. egged on May 12. Ellen Marie Frute, 32, of 213 Bay Ave. in A pocketbook was reported stolen Highlands, was charged on May 5 at 2:50 Main May 12 at a business on Second and a.m. for driving while intoxicated on Port Fulton Streets. Monmouth Road. D eer are not dear to Buck’s Head w om an MANALAPAN — When Kathryn Monte I ’m thinking about getting out of here,” she moved to Deer Way in the Buck’s Head said. D e l i v e r development, she didn’t know the name of Dave Richardson, (he township’s health her street and neighborhood were so apt. officer, said there is no procedure in place to “We have deer coming over a 10-foot deal with live deer. Greater M edia high fence,” Monte said recently. “They, eat “Some people might call it a hazard of grass, they eat greens, they are very destruc rural suburbia. As far as I know, the township tive.” isn’t considering any methods to control the N a MIC&II 211141VQ Monte said she has seen as many as 10 deer population,” he said. lV^ lVW 9BfdlJ^ R 9 deer in her back yard at one time, and she is Richardson said Deer Way and the Buck’s concerned about the safety of neighborhood Head development are bounded by woods to homes in vow* community children. that make for good deer habitat. Monte said she has called police, a game Richardson said although deer often carry warden and the governor’s office, but hasn’t a tick which carries Lyme disease, not every gotten any help. deer carries the tick. E a r n extra incom e...no collections “It was pass the buck at animal control,” “The deer tick is known to be on any she said, noting that the deer had knocked warm-blooded animal. The primary carrier is down a neighbor’s fence, damaged her own, the white-footed mouse. There shouldn’t be i a a o m and continue to show up at all times of day. an automatic association that if there are deer I Sandy on ■ “They start chewing on my (lowers. I there are deer ticks.” * ' miHiifB rtrn ■inform nf j a l ' keep a nice yard, but it is being destroyed. — Jeffrey C. Turbitt 4 2 MAY 15, 1996, INDEPENDENT 1£1RTS Eagles o n track w ith 16-2 record this year than in the past. BY RICHARD JEROME “For the most part, we’re winning the .457 average and 20 RBI, while Kitley is games we’re supposed to win,” said Erbig. around the .400 mark. The pair also alter Erbig uses a two-woman pitching rota Staff Writer “In our losses, we just didn’t hit the ball nates at designated hitter. tion, alternating senior Tanya Jaramillo (7 well. But overall we’ve added experience Third baseman Jami Betz, a junior, has 2) and junior Stacy Slater (9-0). “W e’re playing about the same as we and we play more solidly as a defensive made just five errors to dale with a .300- “They’re stats are almost identical,” he did last year,” Coach Tom Erbig said of unit.” plus stick. Joining her on the left side of said. “Though Stacy is more a power his Middletown High School South soft This season, South lost several starters the infield is shortstop Lisa Schutt, a pitcher, and averages about a strikeout an ball team. — at first base, third and two outfield senior who leads the club in hits and ranks inning. Tanya relies more on finesse, and In this instance, the status quo is just spots — from last year’s club. But the second with a .451 probably averages a fine, thank you very much. Corning off replacements have been more than ade batting mark. strikeout every other 1995’s brilliant 28-4 campaign, which quate. Second baseman inning.” included the school’s first state softball 'For the most part, The first base platoon of senior Griffin Lori Fogliano, a “This has been a title, South is 16-2. The lone blemishes Hughes and junior Marybeth Kitley has senior, has also we’re winning the team effort, with no came against Edison and, this past week been a rousing success both on offense performed well, games we're su p e rs ta rs ,” said end, versus Shore Regional in the semifi and defense. Hughes leads the team with a according to Erbig. supposed to win. in Erbig, who is assisted nals of the Lady Buc tournament. The coach is our losses, we just by Bill Moore and pleased w ith the Kim Yale. “Though work of senior didn’t hit the ball Lisa (Schutt) and catcher Geneva well.' Griffin (Hughes) are Cardwell. almost always our “She’s been Thom as Erbig clutch people.” solid,” he said of M SH S softball coach South has clinched a the three-year tie for first in A North, starter. “She has where il has a perfect just one passed ball this year.” 9-0 record. Three conference games In left field, Marybeth McDonnell has loomed this week: a Monday match with played capably on defense and contributed Middletown North, a Tuesday encounter some timely hits. The centerfielder, senior with Manalapan and, on Wednesday, Kristen Pauli, carries a fine glove and a Freehold Township. The week wraps up .400 bat, while rightfielder Shanley with a non-conference game with Lacey O’Keefe, a senior, has made better contact Township. SJV sets sights o n conference berth been the mainstays. Delfino, who went 8 Fucci picks up 3 as a sophomore, has emerged as the ace, usually drawing the most difficult assign ments. Cook can also call on Fucci and first win over Frances, who have both done well in lim ited time. Raritan nine Delfino, also a shortstop, is also the Lancers’ spark plug from the lead-off BY WARREN RAPPLEYEA spot. He’s hitting .315 with a homer and two triples; second baseman Frances is at Staff Writer .400 with three home runs; and DH Coming off of a 3-1 week, coach Barry Raniere is above .300 as well. Lavan, an Cook is hoping that momentum w ill carry infielder, who usually bats ninth, has con his St. John Vianney High School baseball tributed some key hits, as has left fielder team into the Shore Conference Tourna Vinny lanicchinno, who has a pair of ment. gamc-winners to his credit. The Lancers (12-6) took care of busi Fucci, who got o ff to a slow start, is ness on Saturday with a 14-3 triumph over beginning to drive the ball, as is Keegan, Raritan, as Chris Fucci earned his first who has a five-game hitting streak, and win, Dave Frances and Jim Raniere belted centerfielder Keith Bryson. Moreover, homers, and Brian Keegan hammered out first baseman Rob Polussas, who is recov three hits. On Friday, Vianney edged ering from eye surgery, is coming on. Po Rumson, 5-4, behind Mark Lavan, who lussas has been a defensive wizard, and raised his record to 3-1. The week began Cook credits him with preventing several when Joe Rizzo hurled a one-hit shutout errors with his ability to scoop up low against Point Boro High School. Only a throws. Versatile utility man Vinny loss to Shore Conference C South rival Gabrielle has also played w ell with the Manasquan prevented it from being a per glove. fect week. “The hitting is really coming around, “We’re playing well, but we wanted and our pitching has kept us in games,” ON THE PACE — Middletown South High School’s Suzanne Shields the Manasquan game because of its con Cook said. “R ight now we just want to delivered a solid second-place finish for the Eagles at the ference implications,” Cook said. “Now continue playing w ell and get ready for Monmouth County track meet. Shields ran second in the 800 and we’re setting our sights on the Shore and the tournaments.” third in the 400. state playoffs.” Vianney is scheduled to meet Holmdel Vianney’s success stems from tim ely this afternoon and Cook expects to fit in a (Photo by Jackie Pollack) hitting and depth on the mound. Marie makeup game on tomorrow or Friday, Delfino (3-2), Rizzo (3-2) and Lavan have though it was not set at press time. ■ ; INDEPENDENT, MAY 15,1996 4 3 Bathroom s... Kitchens.. A dditions... W e've done them all fo r 4 0 Years. SPRING SPECIAL BONUSES FREE DISHW ASHER w ith a Rem odeled Kitchen _____ FREE VAN ITY] 3 FREE w i t h 0 DOUBLE Remodeled Bathroom HUNG WINDOWS w i t h a New Addition CALL FOR A FREE AT HOME ESTIMATE 7 8 7 - 0 6 6 6 NJ Builders R eg. # 0 2 6 7 2 4 • Fully Insured 892-Main Street • "Campbell's junction" • Belford, N) GOING THE DISTANCE — Matawan High School’s Chaine Johnson takes flight during the Monmouth County track meet on Saturday. Johnson finished fourth in the county with a leap of 15 ’ 1 1/4”. (Photo by Jackie Pollack) l-fr* Contract Balance carries 3 0 MINUTES Eagles to SCT final BY RICHARD JEROME Keith Miller, who is 13-3, including a cru I cial victory against Holmdel last week. I Staff Writer A t third singles, junior Dennis Potter 6 MOS. OFF PEAK I has captured half of his 14 encounters. ven though his Middletown High “Dennis is a good, solid No. 3 player,” UNLIMITED CALLING* I School South boys tennis team said Abbot. “H e’s had some real good 'Customer must pay landline charges in lull. ($.06/min) I lost two 3-2 decisions to except for Plan 300 and any long distance charges. matches, and this is the first time he’s ever Other charges, surcharges, taxes and $200 early E Marlboro, once in a regular season match cancellation fees per line apply. New activations on played singles.” and once in the Shore Conference finals, annual specified rate plans until May 21. 1996 with free I Most reliable of all has been the South off peak airtime during first 6 months ot service. Free Coach Robert Abbot can still look back airtime applies in the Home Rate Area only, has no cash ■ doubles contingent. The first squad, value and is not transferable to any future plan. Price is and say: “W e had a great week,” after $120 store rebate. Phone w/o activation $350. Visit seniors Mike Fallaggio and Scott ■ Abbot refers not only to the two strong store for more details. "Demo Phone M acFaw n, are 14-2, w hile the second ■ showings against Marlboro, which he calls “the best team in the Shore,” but also doubles team — senior Brian Healy and I to South’s upset of Holmdel — yet again sophomore John Glowacki — are unde I feated in the 11 matches they’ve played AVITAL CAR ALARM by a 3-2 margin — in the semis. Overall, Um STMLED m eE! ■ together. ' M H S S is 12-4 on the campaign, w ith • Tw oRem otes • Passive Arm ing • LED Indicator i three losses to Marlboro and one to M H SS has a full dance card this week, • Valet M ode • Panic Feature* Silent M ode Holmdel. with five matches looming on the horizon. I On the whole, South has shown a bal Monday brought a meeting with cross ■ anced effort, with no marquee superstars, town rivals Middletown North, followed I by a Tuesday encounter with Hunterdon but a good bit of solid tennis. The top two ^ INCLUDES LIFETIME I singles slots are occupied by sophomores, Central, to open the first round of the state ' ’ PARTS & LABOR ■ and Abbot has high praise for both. tournament. "with one year prepaid sen/ice purchase. Visit store for more details. A t No. 1, Ted Calanog is 11-5, against A victory there would set up a I O L D B R I D G E daunting competition. Thursday match with either West Windsor 3600 Route 9 South I “He’s played tremendous tennis all or Plainsboro. Sandwiched in between the 2 doors from Oasis Ford (908) 591-8888 ■ year,” said Abbot. “Ted’s lost three times state matches, on Wednesday, is a regular- ELLULAR EATONTOWN I to Scott Nates of M arlboro and twice to season tilt with Christian Brothers 115 Route 35 North Mike Klatsky of Holmdel, who’s the No. Academy. Mon.,Tue.,Fri. 9-6; Wed. & '2 Mi. No. .of Monm outh Mall I Thurs. 9-8; Sat. 9-5; Sun. 11-4 1 / S 1 seed in the stale.” Finally, on Friday, Abbot’s boys take ______<[908)389-9112 f The other soph, at second singles, is on Toms River East. C ~ ~W ITH TH IS AD . H U RRY! EXP. S / 2 1 / 9 6 M ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ # 4 4 MAY 15, 1996, INDEPENDENT P S P O R T s T a NS! I I B E T I Y O U I D I D N ' T I K N O W B r o u g h t to Y o u I By Joe Labriola * F r e e I Incredibly, a big league baseball m anager was once fired when his team was in FIR ST PLACE--because his I bosses thought he should be farther ahead than he D e l i v e r y , was!,.. 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Monmouth County track meet at Monmouth Regional High School, 62 W hite Street Red Bank 741-2433 Tinton Falls, on Saturday. R e d B a n k (Photo by Jackie Pollack) Open 7 Days • All Major Credit Cards Rt. 35 at Rt. 36 Eatontown 542-1300 Pitching keys turn \ \ \ l ill// around for Rockets RUBY PALACE Devirgelio, a 6-4, 215-pound, sophomore BY WARREN RAPPLEYEA third baseman, has picked up a pair of Special D inner for (2) persons $24.95 Staff Writer saves in recent games. Aiding the pitchers is a sound defense Cocktail - two exotic drinks or any two beverages he Raritan High School baseball that has turned over seven double plays. team is expecting tomorrow’s Devlin, who plays shortstop when he’s malchup with Monmouth Regional not on the h ill, and D evirgelio give the Soup: Wor Wonton T to be the season’s most important gameRockets to a solid left side. Sax, meanwhile, Shrimp, Pork, Chicken & Mixed this point. That, however, depends on how has been a jack-of-all-trades, playing all Vegetables in Clear Broth the Rockets fared in yesterday’s sched four infield positions and handling them uled game against Matawan. well. Appetizers: Pu Pu for (2) Raritan (10-7) is currently tied with A t the plate, Colangelo is leading the Spare Rib Monmouth Regional for ihe lead in ihe team with a .350 average and 10 RBIs, Shore Conference’s B North Division, and Devirgelio is right around .300 and has Egg Roll wins over Matawan and Monmouth would contributed three homes and 14 RBIs, De Dim Sum give the Rockets the top spot. Coach Joe vlin has contributed a pair of round-trip- Pan Fried Dumplings Barth’s club, with only two seniors, has pers and is batting .300, and second base Deep Fried Chicken Wing certainly turned the corner after finishing man Shrimp Toast 6-18 a year ago. M ike Denescia is also at the .300 mark “I ’m very happy with the way the team with 12 RBI. Lead-off hitter Luis Medina has played,” Barth said. “We were hoping Marnier Jumbo Shrimp & Chicken has been com ing on of late, liftin g his to be somewhere above .500, but it’s nice average near .300. M edina, the centcr- Triple Delight (Beef, Pork, Chicken with to be contending for the conference title. fielder, also has nine stolen bases. Mixed Vegetables) It’s also nice to have made the state tour On Sunday, Barth said he would start Roast Pork Fried Rice nament. W e’ve come a long way as a Devlin and Colangelo against Matawan team.” and Monmouth, but the coach was unsure Chunks of Pineapple Jello, Ice Cream, The Rockets might have progressed a in what order. little further if not for three early-season, The Rockets were also slated to visit Tea & Fortune Cookie one-run losses, although those games \ S l l i W i . i. .rk * Sayreville for a non-conference lilt on added important experience, Barth Monday. Valid Sunday thru Friday noted. The New Jersey State Interscholastic Expires June 14, 1996 Raritan’s prime strength may be on Athletic Association Central Jersey Group the mound, where ju n io r Bob D evlin is I I I tourney w ill start on M ay 21, although 5-0 with an ERA under 2.50. Another seedings have not been set. 2174 ROUTE 35, HOLMDEL, NJ 07733 junior, lefty Richard Colangelo has been “We’d love to play Monmouth with better than his 2-2 mark; senior Phil first-place on the line, but we have to look TEL (908) 264-2002 Kramer is 2-1, versatile Steve Sax is 1-1, at Matawan as the key game,” Barth said. having given his team several strong “I f we win that one, then Monmouth is innings in middle relief, and Jason important.” ______INDEPENDENT, MAY 15. 1996 4 5 ______ N H R A records could fall at Racew ay Park here’s a reason why Raceway Park in O ld Bridge has become one of the elite stops in the T National Hot Rod Association’s Winston Drag Racing Series. It’s a track where records take a tumble. Perfect air conditions (moderate humidity and cool temperatures) along with a smooth surface have combined to bring unprecedented performances to the drag strip. Last year, two N H R A marks fell at the Mopar Parts Nationals. Larry Dixon set an elapsed-time national record for Top Fuel of 4.665 seconds in his M iller Racing Dragster. He went on to win the event. A l Hofmann established the other record in the Funny Car division. He set a new national speed record of 306.33 mph in his Western Auto Pontiac Firebird. In 1994, three memorable records were set during the Nationals at the Old Bridge drag strip. The first was Kurt Johnson’s historic first 6-second run by a N H R A Pro Stock. In 1994 his Oldsmobile Cutlass turned in a landmark 6.988-sec ond run. The second N H R A record went to Dave Schultz, who set an elapsed-time ■ national record for Pro Stock Motorcycle of 7.542 seconds on his Sunoco Suzuki. Michael Brotherton set the third record in Top Fuel with his landmark first-ever sub-4.7 second run of 4.690. Raceway Park is one of Top Fuel King RECORD RIDER — Motorcycle racer Dave Schultz is back to chase his own record at the upcoming Mopar Parts Kenny Bernstein’s favorite tracks. He is Nationals at Raceway Park, Old Bridge. Qualifying racing starts on Friday night and tickets are available by call undefeated in final rounds at the English ing 446-7800. town track over the years with a perfect five-for-five in the finals. On Saturday, the Pro Stocks w ill be “W e’ve just been fortunate to have showcased as top-seeded Warren Johnson been running good when we’re at defends his title in his GM Performing Englishtown,” he said. “The track is a Parts Pontiac Firebird. FREE good racetrack.” The DuPont Pro Stock Challenge fea Last year’s N H R A records and others tures the top eight drivers who have accu could be in jeopardy this weekend at mulated the most Challenge points during RVICE Raceway Park when il plays host to the qualifying since last June. They w ill race 27th annual Mopar Parts Nationals tomor for a $50,000 winner’s purse. row through Sunday. This year’s event Qualifying for Nationals w ill begin on c u e w ill carry a purse of $ 1,476,550. Frid ay at 3 p.m. follow ed by a night- W o O b iicja tio n Top Fuel and Funny Car are the two qualifying session at 7. Qualifying ends racing divisions with the most potential on Saturday with sessions at 12:30 p.m. for new national marks. and 4 p.m. Final eliminations will start on COMPLETE UNDER-HOOD The reasons are two-fold: Friday Sunday at 11 a.m. evening’s qualifying sessions could pro Elimination rounds for the Pro Stock INSPECTION-COMPLETE CAR duce the perfect weather conditions for Challenge w ill be held at 1:15 p.m., 3:45 records. p.m. and 5:45 p.m. on Saturday. INSPECTION..JLND Last year both Dixon and Hofmann set Sportsman competition will start at 10 their marks at night. And second, crew a.m. tomorrow. A COMPLETE SAFETY chiefs appear to have solved the clutch Tickets for the Mopar Parts Nationals problems that afflicted so many teams last are available at Raceway Park by calling INSPECTION! year. 446-7800. Tickets can also be purchased Horsepower is reaching the asphalt at Ticketmaster outlets by calling 212 Find out how your vehicle, regardless of model or much more consistently, even under 307-7171, 201-507-8900, 914-454-3388, age, checked out by the people who know it best. Get a free, warm and humid conditions. 516-888-9000 or 609-520-8383. 02 obligation, bumper to bumper inspection. The 20-30 minute check will include a detailed report of your car's condition by our service technicians. You'll learn just how easy it is to get the best service expertise where it’s most convenient... Field hockey, basketball camps offered LABRIOLA NISSAN. Sandy Sticks Field Hockey Camp, offer a camp session for girls during the 1 DAY ONLY - SAT. M A Y 1 8 t h Ocean City, w ill hold their 1996 summer week of July 14-19 along with the boys. S pace Is Lim ited so... session July 8-12. The camp offers an out The camp is divided into three different standing curriculum designed to improve age and skill level groups for both drill Call For Your R eservation NOW ! the skills and play of athletes ages 9-15. sessions and games. The first week of Sandy Sticks is in session each day from camp for boys and girls ages 9-17, w ill be 8:30 a.m. until noon, and the cost for the held from July 14-19. The second week week is $90. A registration form and w ill run from July 21-26. A boy may camp brochure may be obtained from attend camp for either/or both sessions, Trish LeFcver by writing to Sandy Sticks, while girls may attend the first week only. LABRIOLA 18 W. 18th Street, Ocean City, N.J. For more information call Mr. Horne E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 08226. (908) 654-5691 or Mr. Everly (908) 654 c«« 7 4 1 -5 2 2 5 The Central Jersey Basketball Camp 5424 any evening, or write to M r. Horne (PKY. EXIT 109) RED BANK will be held for two six day sessions in at 627 Hanford Place, Westfield, N.J. July at the Lawrenceville School. It will 07090. 4 6 INDEPENDENT, MAY 15, 1996 SPORT SHORTS be at Raritan High School from 9:00 a.m. looking for experienced players for the fall Courtney Kumm added a goal. ABERDEEN to 12 p.m. Registration is open at the season. Holmdel residency is not required. Hazlet Recreation Office located in the For more information, call (908) 946 The Middletown Vipers and The Aberdeen-Msitawan Soccer James J. Cullen in Veterans Memorial Park 2068. Middletown Hornets are accepting regis League will have registration for boys and on Union Ave. trations for their annual soccer tryouts. girls ages 6-14 on Saturday from 10:30 The Holmdel Stallions, an under-11 Boys bom between August 1983 and July a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Aberdeen Municipal Hazlet Recreation Commission is soccer team, defeated Sayreville, 4-2. 1984 are eligible. For more information Building meeting room. First-time regis offering tennis lessons for children ages 7 Brian Walsh registered two goals w hile call (908) 787-1704. trants are required to bring a copy of their 16 beginning July 8. Participants w ill J.J. Waldron and J.V. Zampett also tallied. birth certificate receive one-hour lessons twice a week, The midfield of the Stallions was led by Mondays/Wednesdays or Paul Carcich, Alisa Kregc and Steven REGIONAL Tuesdays/Thursdays. The lessons are held Chu. HAZLET at the Raritan High School iennis courts. The cost of (he program is $30. A charity softball game to benefit Registration is located at the Hazlet Joining Hands Inc., is slated for June 8 at The Hazlet PBA Devils beat the Recreation Office located in the James J. MATAWAN the Sony Corporation softball field in Marlboro Comets, 5-1 behind the strong Cullen Center in Veterans Memorial Park Cranbury. The game starts at 1 p.m.; gates goaltending of Christian Calcagno. Matt through June 21. Registration for borough summer w ill open at 11:30 a.m. Tickets are $3 per Broderick, Adrian Castro, Brian Conway recreation programs is now open. There person; $1 for school children and are and Carson Sorsby each scored a goal in Tryouts for an under-15 boys travel w ill be sign-up sessions at the community available from Matrix, Forsgate Drive, CN the victory. Jamie Richards, Bobby soccer team w ill be held at the Hazlet center from 7-9 p.m. today and on May 4000, Cranbury, N.J. 08512. Richards and Bobby M ille r were solid in United Soccer Complex, Green Acres 21,23. defense. Drive, on M ay 23 and 30. For more in The Montclair State University formation, call John Hoffman at (908) The Husky Wrestling Club’s 10th Department of Athletics is currently con Gina Gavini, a 1995 graduate of 495-4790 or Henry Kotowicz at (908) annual wrestling camp w ill be held from ducting a search for alumni football and Raritan High School, was named the M V P 787-3571. July 16-19 from 6-10 p.m. at Matawan baseball players. Both sports have newly for the Gardner-Webb University (Boiling Regional High School. This year’s c lini formed “Alumni Booster Clubs” and are Springs, N.C.) women’s tennis team. cians include M ike Rossetti, head coach at in need of updating the respective data Gavini finished with a 14-6 record at the HOLMDEL perennial state power Phillipsburg High bases for each sport. For more information 4th singles position. School, Joe M e lch io re, an N C A A on how former M S U athletes can get their Division I champion for the University of names on the athletic list, please contact Hazlet Recreation Commission is The Holmdel Stallions under-11 trav Iowa, and Gene Hanneman, an N C A A Trude W olfarth or A l Langer at 201-655 sponsoring sport camps for the following: eling soccer team is looking for ex champion for St. Cloud University. For 5234 during normal business hours. Boys wrestling for grades 4-8 w ill run June perienced players for the fa ll season. more information on the camp, call A rt 18-21 at a cost of $65; Girls basketball lor Holmdel residency is not required. For Perri at (908) 566-0154. USA Wrestling members looking to ages 10-16 w ill be held June 19-22 with a tryout information, call (908) 946-2068. scrimmage with (he Spotswood Wrestling cost of $65; Girls field hockey for grades 6 The Jersey 34 Tennis Club in Club, may come to the club’s Wednesday 9 w ill be held June 24 -28 at a cost of $75; The Holmdel Stallions, an under-11 Matawan has developed a program called session at Spotswood High School. The Boys basketball for ages 10-17 w ill be held National Silver Division Soccer Team, is “Play Tennis America” for beginning and scrim m ages w ill s ta rt M a y 8. June 24-28 at a cost of $75. Each camp w ill returning tennis players. The cost of six Registration begins at 6:15. Cost will be lessons in the program is $60. Free intro $5. A ll wrestlers must have a 1996 USA ductory sessions are scheduled for M ay wrestling card. USA cards can be I 18, 19 and 20. For more information on obtained on a one week delayed basis. times and reservations, call Jersey 34 For more information contact Joe Tennis Club at (908)583-1011. Koslowski at (908) 251-2555. Pre-Season A ir The international staff o f Soccer Monmouth University’s W ayn e Quest U.S.A. will be offering full-day and Ramsey Goalkeeping School will be hold half-day sessions during the week of Aug. ing its Second Annual Goalkeeper Clinic : 12-16 for children ages 4-18 at Matawan on Saturday from 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Pre- C o n d i High School. For more information, call registrationis $20 per player and $20 per (908) 583-3867 or (908) 566-0154. coach. Cost at the door Saturday is $25 per player and coach. Call the Monmouth University Soccer Office at 571-3415 from 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. on weekdays for more information on the clinic. During the summer, Ramsey w ill be running soccer The Middletown Vipers, an under-12 camps in the area, from July 29-Aug.. 2, soccer team, defeated the Brick Comets 4 the camps w ill be at the Pinelanders 1 behind the strong defensive play of Alex Soccer Complex in Howell. Monmouth Zolan, Chris Geiss and Andy Veth. Joe w ill host the cam p on Ju ly 22-26 and KnmmTmkmmiaoFimmaEomiima-Mtiamanmnua Lucarelli and Chris Lancos powered the Aug. 5-9. Call 571-3415 for more infor offense as Lucarelli posted a hat trick and mation on these camps. Lancos closed out the scoring. ii: <• East Windsor Speedway’s half-mile ■V P T O *900Rebate i: Coaches and players interested in clay oval w ill offer the best of today and *Subject to participating Utility vat. Based upon purchase of complete system. joining a girls high school 7-a-side yesterday this Friday as the Garden State New construction does not qualify. Offer Expires 5/31/96 •COMBINED REBATE FROM YORK, PARTICIPATING DEALERS AND PARTICIPATING UTIUTIESI evening field hockey league or a boys Vintage Stock Car Club w ill make an high school 7-a-side evening soccer appearance and join the Small-Block league at Brookdale Community College, Modified, Street Stock and Sportsman Lincroft, this summer may receive infor divisions. Not only w ill the vintage stock i r* T n °°~ n F F l I WH DIGITAL j mation on fees and applications by con cars of past eras be on display, they also iiI tacting Ferris Antoon at (908) 224-2823. w ill stage an exhib itio n race. On hand There are eight evenings of competitive will be such former champions as Gil la A r TiHitinnintr Tull ■ I 'l I A n y A i r C o n d i t i o n i n g C a l l |I I THERMOSTAT With the purchase of a new I * play scheduled between July 2-25, with Hearne, Dean Applegate, Ray Liss and Expires 5-31-96 j | Lennox Air Conditioner Unit I games scheduled to start at either 6 or 7:15 Don Stives. Along w ith the classic stock offer valid thru 5/31/96 * i i p.m. Registration is by team with a m ini cars of the past, today’s three divisions mum of 10 and a maximum of 15 players. w ill run their regular feature events. The SINCE I C & C I ! 1 9 6 5 The team fee is $600. Small-Block M odified final w ill be raced over 25 laps. The Street Stocks w ill com C&C AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING The Middletown Dolphins, and un- pete over 15 circuits and the Sportsman A BAKER & ASSOCIATES RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL der-9 girls soccer team, blanked the w ill also run for 15 laps. The green flag Howell Shamrocks 4-0. Goalies Kristen w ill wave at 7:30 p.m. For additional FREE ESTIMATES 1 - 8 0 0 - 2 7 3 - 7 1 5 3 EMERGENCY SERVICE Kelleher and Margot Zaccardi shared time information on Friday night’s racing car between the posts to record the shutout. or, the 1996 season at East Windsor, call C&C ...... 431-0760 * ------495-0600 Allison Grande posted a hat trick w hile 609-448-8510. INDEPENDENT, MAY 15. 1996 4 7 AREA MORTGAGE RATES PROPERTY LINES 1-year A.R.M. LENDER PHONE # 30-year Fixed 15-year Fixed 200 E. School Road ...... $ 4 6 5 ,0 0 0 Rates / Points Rates / Points Rates / Points M A R U O R 0 East School Road ...... $ 1 ,9 5 0 ,0 0 0 Access Mortgage Svcs. (800) 571-4040 8.00 / 3.00 7.50/3.00 4.63 / 3.00 15 Suffolk W ay ...... $ 2 1 5 ,0 0 0 Central Jersey Svgs. Bk. (908) 254-6600 7.88 / 3.00 7.38/3.00 5.75/2.00 75 Aspen Ave...... $ 1 4 9 ,9 9 0 103 Tangerine Drive ...... $ 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 Choice Mortgage Coro. (800)244-2821 8 .7 5 / 0 .0 0 7 .5 0 / 0 .0 0 5 .2 5 / 1 .0 0 76 Aspen Ave...... $ 1 6 1 ,0 0 0 334 Texas Road ...... $ 1 1 3 ,5 1 6 4 Beaver Hill Road ...... $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 ComNet Mortgage (609) 654-9696 7.63 / 3.00 7.13/3.00 4.00/3.00 328 Timber Hill Drive ...... $ 3 9 6 ,1 6 7 135 Bramble Drive ...... $ 2 3 7 ,6 6 2 346 Timber Hill Drive ...... $ 4 1 4 ,3 9 0 CoreStates Mortgage (800) 999-3885 7.99 / 3.00 7.3 8 / 3 .1 3 5.13/3.25 331 Devon Place ...... 8 9 ,9 9 9 118 Valesi Drive ...... $ 4 4 0 ,0 0 0 Countrywide Home Loans (908) 780-8855 7.75/3.00 7.38 / 2.75 5.38/1.38 9 Lindsay D rive ...... $ 1 9 7 ,5 0 0 24 Whitman Road ...... $ 2 2 0 ,0 0 0 Fellowship Mortgage (800)536-3227 8.00 / 3.00 7.38 / 3.00 5.13/3.00 16 N. Main St...... $ 2 3 0 ,0 0 0 First Savings Bank (908) 225-4450 7.88/3.00 7.25/3.00 5.75/0.00 126 Murray Hill Terrace ...... $ 2 1 0 ,0 0 0 Fleet Bank (800) 888-6761 8.00 / 3.00 7.50/3.00 5.50/3.00 Bayberry Court...... $ 1 5 8 ,0 0 0 Freedom Mortgage (800) 220-8700 No Quote No Quote N o Quote 63 Brown Road ...... $ 1 7 2 ,0 0 0 Whether Buying or Selling Genesis Mortgage Svcs. (800) 304-5757 No Ouote No Quote No Quote 53 Enclosure Drive...... $ 2 2 0 ,0 0 0 Hamilton National Mortgage (609)273-1234 7.63 / 3.00 7 .1 3 / 3 .0 0 4.88 / 3.00 11 Evan D riv e...... $ 6 4 5 ,0 0 0 You Deserve An Agent Imperial Home Loans (609) 890-7048 7.63 / 3.00 7.13/3.00 5.50/2.50 392 Hampton Place ...... $ 9 5 ,0 0 0 5 Hoffer Court...... $ 2 4 5 ,0 0 0 Ivy Mortgage Corp. (800) 489-5363 7 .6 3 / 3 .0 0 Who W ill 7.25 / 3.00 4.75 / 3.00 19 Mountain Laurel Road $254,861 Jefferson Bank (800) 443-5757 7.63 / 3.00 7.25 / 3.00 N o Q uote 301 Sundew Drive...... $ 2 8 5 ,3 3 7 W ORK HARD FOB YOU Merrill Lynch (800)817-3899 8.38/1.00 8.00/1.00 6.00/ 1.00 307 Sundew Drive...... $ 1 9 0 ,8 2 0 Morgan Carlton (800)562-6719 7.75 / 2.88 7.00/2.88 4.50/2.88 334 Sunshine Circle ...... $ 9 6 ,5 0 0 National Future Mortgage (800)291-7900 7.63 / 3.00 7.13/3.00 5.38/0.00 585 Wind Flower Court...... $ 1 3 9 ,5 0 0 Presidential Home Finance (800) 528-9246 7 .5 0 / 3 .0 0 7.13/3.00 4.13/3.00 27 Wooleytown Road ...... $ 6 0 0 ,0 0 0 Raritan Bay Fed. Credit Un. (908) 727-3500 7.75 / 3.25 7.50/3.00 5.25/3.13 48 Amagansett Drive...... $ 3 9 4 ,5 0 0 Royal Mortgage (609) 452-1160 7.75 / 3.00 7.25/3.00 4.50/3.00 2 Atlantic C ourt...... $ 2 9 6 ,9 4 0 Security National Mortgage (800) 887-7662 8.25 / 0.00 7 .7 5 / 0 .0 0 N o Quote 145 Bramble D rive ...... $ 2 6 0 ,7 7 0 43 Calgary Circle ...... $ 2 4 8 ,0 0 0 The MortgageGroup (888) TMG-LEND 8.50/0.00 7.75 / 0.50 6.1 3 / 0 .0 0 23 Cannonade Drive ...... $ 3 1 5 ,0 0 0 8 David Court...... $ 1 7 6 ,0 0 0 CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT Dutch Lane Road ...... $ 1 ,9 5 0 ,0 0 0 Shelly Jacobs^ 2 Hamilton Ave...... $ 1 3 5 ,0 0 0 6-Mo. CD 12-Mo. CD 24-Mo. CD 48-Mo. CD ThePrudential! LENDER PHONE # Rate/Yield Rate /Yield Rate / Yield Rate/Yield 60 Heron Drive ...... $ 2 5 6 ,0 0 0 419 Ironwood Lane ...... $ 2 5 2 ,2 3 1 New Jersey Realty C e n la r F S B (609) 883-3900 4.69 / 4.80 4.98/5.10 5.36/5.50 5.36/5.50 4 McDonald Road ...... $ 2 2 2 ,0 0 0 935 Highway 34, Matawan Central Jersey Svgs. Bk (908) 254-6600 4 .7 4 / 4 .8 0 5 .0 8 / 5 .2 0 4.94 / 5.05 5.03/5.15 5 Pamela St...... $ 2 0 5 ,0 0 0 908-566-1881 566-0242x132 Commerce Bank (609) 778-1800 3 .9 3 / 4 .0 0 4.41 /4.50 4.75 / 4.86 5.25 / 5.39 257 Plum Drive...... $ 1 4 0 ,0 0 0 Continental Bank (800) 4 4 5 -2 3 8 0 3 .7 5 / 3 .8 2 4.50/4.60 4.75/4.86 5.05/5.21 First Savings Bank (908) 225-4450 4 .6 5 / 4 .7 5 4.88 / 5.00 5 .1 7 / 5 .3 0 5 .16/5.30 Fleet B a n k (800) 888-6761 3.83 / 3.90 4.31 /4.40 4.59 / 4.70 4.88/5.00 BARBARA KENAS Raritan Bay Federal C.U. (908) 727-3500 5.02 / 5.08 5.15/5.23 5 .1 3 / 5 .2 3 N o Quote United Teletech (908)530-8100 4.62 / 4.72 4.87 / 4.99 5.02/5.15 No Quote GETS HOUSES SOLD! JUST LISTED! AUTC) LOANS BUTTONWOOD RANCH LENDER PHONE # 36 Month 48 Month 36 Month 48 Month 1 Lexington Circle New Auto New Auto Used Auto Used Auto Old Bridge Central Jersey Svgs. Bk (908) 254-6600 8.750 9.250 10.750 - You can move right into this spacious, freshly painted Collective Bank (609) 625-8600 8.250 8.250 10.250 - Buttonwood Ranch end unitl 2 HOME OF DISTINCTION Commerce Bank (609) 751-9000 8.250 8.750 10.500 10.500 bedrooms, 2 baths, 18 It. eat in kitchen, sunken living room This sparkling 4/5 bedroom home is just Continental Bank (800) 445-2380 9.250 9.500 10.500 10.500 w/firepiace, formal dining room waiting for you. Loaded with extras! plus 1 car garage. First Constitution Bank (800) 445-2292 8.000 8.500 9.500 9.750 Custom mantle, oak bannisters, ceramic tile First Savings Bank (908) 225-4450 7.750 8.000 8.250 8.500 $1 1 9 ,8 0 0 and much. Move in condition. A careful Fleet B a n k (800) 888-6761 - 10.000 11.500 12.000 buyer’s dream. ^ , Raritan Bay Federal C.U. (908) 727-3500 6.900 7.500 6.900 7.500 Asking...... 284,900 Information provided by The National Financial News Services and is valid as of May 10, 1996. Please contact institution If you w ant your house SO LD for additional fees and services. Lenders wishing to participate in this survey call (610) 344-7380. Rates are subject to LIST W ITH BARBARA KENAS! changes without notice. Check rales on the Internet: http://www.nfns.com © 1995 NFNS Gloria Niison SDrl Realtors STRATHMORE SPECIALIST! Aberdeen Office 350 Route 35 South • Middletown PROPERTY LINES le> 583-5400 S i 7 4 7 - 5 6 0 0 230 Holland Road ...... $ 1 ,4 5 6 ,0 0 0 2095 Highway 35 ...... $ 3 2 0 ,0 0 0 la 11 Kathy Court...... $ 3 6 0 ,0 0 0 Becom e A Licensed 832 Arbordale Drive ...... $ 3 9 ,0 0 0 8 Oakwood Court...... $ 6 2 8 ,0 3 4 32 Canfield Lane ...... $ 1 0 0 2 Cliffwood Ave...... $ 6 5 ,0 0 0 634 Cliffwood Ave ...... $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 3 J o y c e S t...... $ 1 2 4 ,9 8 0 207 Orchard St...... $ 1 1 5 ,0 0 0 8 Auburn Court...... $ 1 1 7 ,0 0 0 R eal E state 614 Randall W ay ...... $ 7 3 ,0 0 0 473 Center Ave...... $ 6 4 ,0 0 0 374 Riverdale Drive ...... $ 1 1 5 ,9 0 0 Cherry Tree Farm Road ...... $ 5 0 5 ,5 0 0 39 Salem Place ...... $ 7 9 ,9 0 0 33 Firethorn Circle ...... $ 1 0 5 ,0 0 0 45 Salem Place ...... $ 1 0 0 4 Heath Parkway...... $ 2 2 2 ,0 0 0 f a t 38 Stemler Drive ...... $ 1 2 9 ,6 0 0 I Katie Drive...... $ 2 1 5 ,0 0 0 A g e n t 372 Middlewood Road ...... $ 1 1 7 ,0 0 0 22 Millbrook.Drive ...... $ 2 1 0 ,0 0 0 55 Powell Ave../...... $ 9 5 ,0 0 0 149 Seabird Lane ...... $ 1 9 5 ,0 0 0 C a l l y o u r 20 Ashleigh Drive ...... $ 1 9 5 ,5 0 0 267 Sunrise Place ...... $ 1 4 3 ,5 0 0 30 Ashleigh Drive ...... $ 1 8 9 ,9 9 0 5 Vermont Ave...... $ 8 2 ,5 0 0 ER A Advantage Realtors 15 Dutch Lane ...... $ 9 0 ,0 0 0 5 Vermont Ave...... $ 8 2 ,5 0 0 580 S. Laurel Ave...... $ 7 0 ,0 0 0 II White St...... $ 1 8 7 ,0 0 0 O f f i c e a t 4 9 11 Lillian Drive ...... $ 1 4 5 ,0 0 0 19 Willis Ave...... $ 1 1 9 ,9 0 0 63 Mercer St...... $ 1 2 8 ,0 0 0 28 Raccoon Drive ...... $ 1 6 1 ,0 0 0 264-3456 22 Scott Drive ...... $ 3 6 ,5 0 0 ask for Natalie Bindler or Al Bertics 43 Chandler Ave...... $ 1 1 8 ,0 0 0 50 Chingarora Ave...... $ 1 4 5 ,0 0 0 204 Farmington Woods Road$349,000 125 Warren St...... $ 1 0 0 23 Telegraph Hill Road $395,00 231 Atlantic St...... $ 8 4 ,0 0 0 129 S. Telegraph Hill Road...$410,425 3 1 5 B ro a d ...... $ 1 3 9 ,0 0 0 ADVANTAGE REALTORS 6 Charm Court...... $ 4 0 5 ,0 0 0 13-15 W. Front St...... $ 6 0 ,7 7 0 32 Galloping Hill Circle $650,000 3 9 P in e S t...... $ 1 1 3 ,5 0 0 22 High Point R oad ...... $ 4 4 0 ,0 0 0 16 Vandorn St...... $ 8 8 ,9 2 0 4 8 MAY 15, 1996, INDEPENDENT IN BRIEF GOOD ket/crafts sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday Trip planned to in the Mater Dei High School parking lot, Residential Refinance...... $395.00 see the Yankees Cherry Tree Farm Road, New Monmouth Real Estate....,.$650.00 Buy-$550.00 Sell NEWS! section of Middletown...... $1,100 Buy/Sell The Middletown Township Department Rate date is Sunday. Bankruptcy ,<650.00 No Asset Chapter 7 F o r Y o u r of Parks and Recreation is sponsoring a bus Table space is $20; Middletown Soccer Incorporate...... $350.00 trip to sec the New York Yankees versus the Club members $15. Vendors must supply Convenience Our Uncontested No Asset Divorce $475.00 California Angels on Saturday at Yankee own table. Prospective vendors may call Simple Will...... $90.00 Classified Deadlines Stadium in New York City. The bus departs (908) 739-2672 or (908) 739-9533 for Living Will...... $75.00 at 11 a.m. front the Johnson G ill Annex at information or reservations. Name Change...... $325.00 Have Been Extended. Town Hall; game time is 1:30 p.m. The bus (Does not include court costs or filing fees.) will return to Middletown at approximately Free Consultation For Lines Ads 6 p.m. The trip runs rain or shine. C o m m u n i o n PERSONAL INJURY Monday 3 p.m. The cost is $26 per person and includes Municipal Court Estate Work round trip transportation and lower reserved brunch on Sunday B on figlio & Savoy Business & Service Ads seating al the stadium. A communion brunch, hosted by Court For more information, call the Attorneys-At-Law Fulgen Corona Number 1684 Catholic 1 Bethany Rd., Suite 4 , Hazlet, NJ 07730 Friday 1 p.m. Recreation Office at (908)615-2260. Daughters of Americas, New Monmouth, 335 1911 w ill be held follow ing lhe 9:30 a.m. Sunday Mass of St. M ary’s Memorial Hall. Rock clim bing The brunch w ill be held at the Lincroft Inn, w orkshop slated Route 520. l? eal E s ta te For more information, call Leandra Monmouth County Park System is Vecchio at (908) 495-3947 or Helen Price sponsoring a rock climbing workshop for at (908) 671-3319. S p o t lig h t beginners. The program will consist of an indoor clinic from 7-9:30 ,m. on May 20 • Khuled Mohtady of RE/MAX Team Realty, who is a Broker and Certified Residential at Thompson Park, Newman Springs Theater group Specialist, has completed an extensive relocation and referral seminar to belter service his Road, Lincroft, and an all-day field trip at clients. Call Khaled for ail your real estate needs at 908-607-0110 ext. 22. 8 a.m. on May 22. to sponsor trip Cost is $42 per person and all equip St. M a ry’s Theater Group is sponsoring in Matawan announces that was Top • The Prudential New Jersey Realty Barbara l\ittle ment is provided. a trip to New York C ity on M ay 22 to see Associate for the months of December, January, and March. She has earned this title for five To register, call (908) 842-4000; TD D Defending the Caveman or Moon Over of the last thirteen months. “Talk to Tuttle” for all your real estate needs at 908-566-0242 (908) 219-9484. xl37 or 908-566-2459. Buffalo. The bus departs at 6 p.m. from the Mater Dei High School parking lot on of Marlboro announces their newest arrival-sales associate • ERA IVott Realty Fran Cherry Tree Farm Road, New Monmouth. Freeman. An agent with over 12 years of real estate experience in new construction and Flea m arket, crafts residential real estate, Fran lives in Manalapan. She can be reached at 908-536-6000. Tickets are $63 for Defending The sale scheduled Caveman and $70 for Moon Over Buffalo. of in East Brunswick announces that • Rhonda Rinmier Rimmer Realtors Nela Reiter Middletown Alliance Boys Premium For more information, call (908) 787 has joined as a Sales Associate. Call Nela at 908-613-4800. . its team traveling soccer team will host a Ilea mar 3652 or (908) 787-9138. To be featured, please contact Andrea W olfert by phone - 908-972-6740, ext. 214 o r Fax - 908-972-6746 With a career that spans 24 years in Monm outh County, Sheilah continues to stay on Top of the real estate market: • $5,000,000 IN TOTAL PRODUCTION FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL • Over $100 Million in Total Sales to date • Named to 1996 Who's W ho in Residential Real Estate in North America • NJAR Million Dollar Sales Club 1974-1995 ThePrudential® ^ ltf sey • Broker/REALTOR® • Top 1% Business Women in America 536-3268 xl24 566-0242 xl24 INDEPENDENT, MAY 15,1996 4 9 015 Summer/Winter 025 Business 0 0 8 C o n d o s Opportunities T o w n h o u s e s R e n ta ls MOMS-Fun home based bu^- OLD BRIDGE-Society Hill- 'ness-eam *102 a | 1o' S ? ^ S 8 ’ Randi, 2 bedrrn /2 bain, end. BARBADOS dc i Discovery Toys 908-821-4556 NOTICES patio, Askina $112,000. by Own your own TIME SHARE. OWN YOU OWN APPAREL owner 908-6/9-4331 Beachfront. Asking $8,000. for 1 OR SHUfcSHOE aSTORE i u i j : c ic ic n Christmas week every year. 1 Choose: Jean/Sportswear, bedroom, sleeps 4., furnished Bridal, Lingerie, Westemwear, SAYREVILLE k w/appliances. 906-727-3966 Luxury 2 bedim., 2Vi bath _adies, Mens. Large Sizes, Townhouse, Central air, all nfant/Preteen, NOTICE! appliances. Excellent condi Dancewear/Aerobic, Maternity PLEASE TAKE NOTICE tion. $92,900. Must seel FLORIDA VILLA or Accessories Store. W er Owner 908-862-9553 3 bedroom, 2 bath villa w/pri- 2 000 Name Brands, S26190°- M fltD that the Manalapan Township vate pool. Quiet residential lo to $38,900: Inventory, Train Board ol Fire Commissioners, cation. 8 miles to DISNEY & ing, Fixtures, Grand Opening, DEADLINES District #1 shall hold a 0 0 8 a A d u lt other attractions. etc. CAN 6PEN 15 p A Y S Special Meeting to consider, Communities Mr. Louahlin 612-888-6555 M O N D AY.'...Line A ds - 3:00 pm among other items, purchasing WEEK-MONTHLY RATES Call 908-583-8098 D isplay A d s - 3:00 pm new lire trucks and REACH 40,000,000 specifications lor the tracks, MANALAPAN Advertise on tne internet 1-E00-660-4ADS LOG CABIN, PA. for pennies a day. Guaranteed on Wednesday, May 22, COVERED BRIDGE $800>ER WEEK HOURS OPEN SATURDAYS 9-2 1996 at 8:00 PM at results. Free details. 2 bedrm., 1 bath, upper level. CALL 908-254-1331, EVES Call 908-238-1531 ______Manalapan Township Hall, Beautiful quita, wooded view. Monday.... 8:30 am-5:J0 pm Wednesday.5:30 am-4:J0 pm VENDING-GREAT one man Reaching Over 140,000 Homes Route 522 and Taylors Mills Close to club house. Priced to O CEAN CITY, M D - 100 ft. to Tuesday.... 8:30 am-5;30 pm Thuuday 8:30 am-4:30 pm Road, Manalapan, New sell. Call 906-872-0999 the beach, 2 bedrm., sleeps 6, bus. 400% PROFIT. $1 |20Q/ complete kit. cable TV, AC, wk. pot.not. FREE STANDS. • Nows Transcript • Senllnel • Subutban • Bayshoie Jersey. Formal action may MANALAPAN Covered Bridge Friday...... 8:30 am-5:30 pm Saturday 9:00 am-2:00 pm Whirlpool bath $550. to $675. 1-800-316-8560 ______Independent • Middletown Independent • Examiner be taken. Uppers & Lowers, 1 & 2 Bed weekly. Call 908-521-2444 Please lead your od on Ihe flist day ol publication. We occept rooms & Ranches. $70,000. to WORK FROM HOME-Eam $1,000. PT- $4,000. FT Free lesponsMly for only Ihe Hist Incoiiecl Inseillon. We reserve Ihe $115,000. Call Evelyn Fisher Local Sentinel/Suburban Readers or appointment 908-536-2692 W ILDWOOD CREST-Pacllic Ave vacations. Cat! ^08-542-6642 ilghl lo edll. rejectot piopeily closslfy any od. or Sacks Realty Co. 1 & 2 BEDROOM UNITS May Call 254-7979 225 St. Pauls Ave. Jersey City Air cond., w/w carpet color 001 Public Notices 201-798-3500 TV, eat-in kit., bath, liv. rm. Rent by week. 609-522-8262 MANALAPAN-Covered Bridge I Classified Sells YOUR LEGAL AD Ranch-1 bedrm, 1 den, 2 bath CAN BE HERE Walk to dub house, shopping 1-800-660-4ADS Call lor more information Call Century 21 1-800-660-4A D S M ack Morris Iris Lurie Inc. ESI Realtors 908-536-2228 TOP QUALITY USED 009 Rooms for Rent COMMERCIAL Office Furniture in 017 Office & exc cond. REAL ESTATE 5-15 GARAGE SALES 60 ENTERTAINMENT 69 REAL ESTATE FREEHOLD BORO Floor Space 1 bedroom in private home. 75%+ OFF $85./weekly. 908-431-0698 MATAW AN Main St. Victorian ORIG COST 005 Apartments charm. Office suites available. OLD BRIDGE Private room w/ 1mo Free Rent. 908-583-7777 Wooden desks, F o r R e n t bath. Beautiful area. $100. wk. Non-smoker. 908-679-3107 executive desks, COMMERCIAL 17-28 INSTRUCTION 63 3EBV1CLDIBECIQBY.7Q-96 "All Rm I E»t«t« advertised In this 020 Buildings secretrial & stackable I newspaper Is »ubject to the Fed eral Housing Act of 10M which G a r a g e s chairs. L-Shaped & m sk ss K Illegal to sd v srtlss mny 011 Mobile Homes i preference, limitation o r diacrlm - MORGAN-Hwy. 35. Ideal for double pedestal metal nation baaed on rscs, color, rall- small contractor or detail lion, asx or national odgin, or an desks. Lateral & shop. $650. per mo. + 1 mo. Sretention to maka any su c h prefer HAZLET-Why Rent? New mo sec Call 908-727-0250 vertical files, couches, 29-32 BOATING 105-106 . ence, limitation or diecriminalion. bile homes. Financing. 15 & T his newspaper will not knowingly 20 year. 6 mo-1 yr. free rent settees, arm chairs. accept sny edvertleinq for Real E s Call: 908-888-9335 tate which Is In violation of th# 022 Commercial New & used panel law. Our rssdsrs srs Informed that JACKSON - Oak Tree Moble P r o p e r tie s all dw slllngs advertlsad In this Home Park. Adult park. Sale systems. Decorative art newspsper are available or or rent. 2 bedrm.. enclosed equal opportunity baals." & more. Cash or EMPLOYMENT 35 41 PETS/ANIMALS 65 AUTOMOTIVE 110-119 FREEHOLD company check. Main St.-Sale or Rent 11,500 SABORDENTOWN AVENUE M A R L B O R O T W P - F O R sq. ft. warehouse with offices. Delivery avail. SALE - 55 +. Good location. Overhead doors. Call owner WINDING WOOD 908-462-1991 Call for appointment, C om m ercial Advertisers Please Call For Rates 1 & 2 BEDROOM GARDEN City util. RI. 9 South. Shop APARTMENTS FROM $595 ping & bus. 14' x 65' closed Mon-Frt. 9-5pm, BRAND NEW AVAILABLE patio. Call 908-536-9000 FREEHOLD Sat. 10-12 noon. Open daily 10am-6pm Rent 2,100, 3,400, 3,485 or 908-238-3919 MORGANVILLE 11.500 sq. ft. warehouses 908-424-1991 and/or office space. Oveihead Mobile home. 3 bedrm., 2 For Private I S P O T S W O O D - 1 b e d rm doors & loading docks. bath, liv. rm., din. rm, eat-in- FLEA ADS Heat/hot water incl. Avail ALL PRIME LOCATIONS Party Items kitchen. cenlral air. $79,000. immed. $650. plus 1Vi mo. Call owner 90B-462-1991 For Private I se c . C a ll 9 0 8 - 2 5 1 - 6 7 7 5 Cali 908-591-5720 Party Items • 4 Lines FREEHOLD u n d e r $ 7 5 . I B v S j w ! • 2 Weeks £ A j ■ Rent 3,000 sq.ft. retail space 006 House Rentals 012 Lots & Acreage in excellent location. Rt. 79 O ne Item per ad ! ‘lt«d»Mw«tr(onwUBe between Rts. 9 & 33. Call i •httnifNimuarif owner 908-462-1991 FINANCIAL 4 Lines • 2 Weeks ! DRIVER/ROUTE LAWN/LANDSCAPE RECEPTIONIST/CLERK ASSISTANT P O S I T I O N S SALES/ADVERTISING D E L I C L E R K DRIVER Chiropractic office. Looking for GRILL PERSON Foreman & Lawn Main Freehold Insurance Agency If y o u h a v e o u t s id e retail Part Time Help Wanted For small plumbing supply !975. PLUS WEEKLY Luncheonette - Kosher Dell seeks energetic detail onented energetic, enthusiastic person tenance. Experienced & related advertising sales Battleground Deli company in Morganville. Very 'e wear jeans and sneakers experience helpful but not person to handle diversified with chiropractic, marketing/ to work. Need 7 money license required. Please call expertirience in NJ (radio, cable Call 908-446-4447 flexible hours. Clean NJ necessary. Call 6am to 4pm. duties. WordPerfect knowl PR expenence. Call Carol m o tiv a te d people now. Full 908-308-1311 T. v. oroi newspaper preferred) license. $5.50/hour to start. please ask lor Mike edge a plus. Insurance experi 908-254-5553 training Ca$h daily, Central Jersey's radio stations Call 908-591-2255 ence preferred. Magic 98.3 & WCTC would DELIVERY POSITIONS ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF incentives. New vehicle. Must HELPER-HOME IMPROVE Call Irene 908-780-2324 like to talk to you about loin- NURSING - for LTC facility in have valid drivers license. MENT. Carpentry, rooling & ing our sales team. Excellent P A R T T IM E D R I V E R / Englishtown. Experienced in Call 908-753-1700 siding. Call 908-679-2291 benefits. EOE. Apply in O BRA regulations & insection DRIVERS- RESTAURANT HELP person or send resume to: S C H O O L B U S control wno is a self-starter. LIFEGUARDS General Sales Manager V<~_ - - ..... With or without CDL license. Call 1-800-344-5916 HELPERS NO W HIRING W C T C / W M G Q tween $500. and $650. extra Free training. Good pay with GREAT SUMMER JOB benefits. Call 9 0 8 -f^ A AUTO MECHANIC - inquire at F/T P/T now available at SUMMER DAY CAMP 78 Veronica Avenue money each month? W e have Freehold Auto Center or F U N !!! Crystal Springs Aquatic Great salary & staff FUII/PART TIME Somerset, NJ 08873 early morning routes available W easer’s Ices is now accept concessions food stand in Only day hours. 908-446-4109 in the followingtowns: call 908-462-3154 SERVICE PERSON DRIVER/LABORER ing applications for drivers to East Brunswick. $5.50 plus IMMEDIATE OPENINGS • CARTERET • COLONIA per hour. Call 908-561-5102 For a leading sewer & drain • EAST BRUNSW ICK For warehouse in Matawan. drive Italian Ice routes in Mon MAINTENANCE cleaning company. Mature $7./hour. Call 908-566-1178 C A R P R E P S mouth Cty. Earn $250.-$400. between 7:00 & 8:30 pm only. IN OUR NEW LOCATION • EDISON • OLD BRIDGE For Senior Citizen’s Building minded ambitious hard work Enterprise Rent-A-Car has per week plus bonuses and • HIGHLAND PARK in Keyport. Call 908-264-955CT ing, mechanically inclined, in* full-time, part-time and have fun too! Good driving ITALIAN ICE TRUCK DRIVER SOUTH BRUNSWICK; * PERTH AMBOY DRIVERS WANTED summer opportunities for indi dividual. Full time, benefits. • JAMESBURG record a must! 908-780-2242 High commisions, now CDL P/T summer hours, camp viduals with clean driving ROUTE 1 Will train. Serious inquiries • PISCATAW AY through September. Hard MORTGAGE FIELD runs. Flexible hours. Can lead No experience necessary. All Please call 908-671-0175 • M E T U C H E N records at our East rk e r. C a ll ig o 85 -lwo -5 3 6 -0 1 6 6 to F/T in fall. 1-800-287-9543 Brunswick, New Brunswick & GENERAL OFFICE ORIGINATOR shilts available. Excellent • NEW BRUNSW ICK Edison locations. Prepare Multi-tasked responsibilities. LAWN SPRINKLER starting rale, friendly working SUMMER JOBS • SOUTH RIVER HEBREW TEACHERS environment including training • W OODBRIDGE care for rental & transport Bookkeeping background, Teachers-Arts & Crafts, Gym Wanted for dynamic new and a free uniform. Apply In customers to & from the computer literate. Good INSTALLER Exciting career opportunity & Counse\ors-ages 1 6 & o v e r program for afternoon person: Burger King, office. Starting salary of $6.00 communication skills for client F/T P/T Experienced preferred and the chance for recognition needed in Middlesex and For more information, call religious school. 9/96 3948 US Route 1. er hour. Call Priscilla in East service, detail oriented. Ben but will train. Must have valid are in store for you with Monmouth County Day today! Calf 908-583-1 * 0 gruns wick 908-254-0200, Kim efits. Call Claire 908-247-0300 drivers license. 908-446-7027 Provident Savings Bank, We South Brunswick, NJ. EO E Camps. Call 908-651-8661 in New Brunswick, are looking for successful, 1-888-4-LEDGER 908-247-1300 or Joe in Independent, and career HORSE GROOM Edison, 908-572-7700 minded individuals who are N eed help TEACHER AIDES 1-888-453-3437 Experienced horse lover for E O E M / F INSIDE TELEPHONE SALES self motivated. small bam (3 stalls) Cream ENTERPRISE RENT-A-CAR TEACHERS DEMONSTRATORS - Being Ridge (Upper Freehold) Morn writing your ad? hired for the Fall season for W e offer an attractive salary/ Full Time/Part Time ings only. Call weekdays 9-5. C h r is t m a s Around The World. P u l l T i m e commission package that PERMANENT POSITION Call 609-259-9555 No out of pocket expenses. competitively rewards individu Our experienced Nursery School. Call Between F r e e $ 3 0 0 . kit, tra in in g & s u p Good com m unicator als based upon their contribu 9am & 5pm 908-254-3505 port. Joyce 908-721-4866 LPN tion to our organization. Classified advisors TELEMARKETER- CHHASWANTED Energetic • M otivated Pediatric office. Flexible hours, Work in our Marlboro office. Alternate Saturdays. Som e CNAS/UVE-INS We offer a strong support and Deal with brides. Flexible Anxious to Learn will help you write a evenings. Call 908-741-3400 Immediate openings in Mon excellent financial opportunity. hours. Ewjerience prefered mouth & Middlesex Counties. We'll train you to sell and take ads for our most effective ad. Call 908-972-7777 Use your VISA Flexible hours. Own transpor Send resume with salary RECEPTIONIST tation necessary. Call Carou newspapers. All over the phone, computer h isto ry to: or MASTERCARD For Chiropractic Office sel Home Care 908-303-0245 friendly a plus. Give us a call at 036 Help Wanted in Old Bridge. Experience The Prodivdent Savings Bank SEND RESUME O ff CALL: P a rt T im e to pay for your preferred. Call 908-679-2414 830 Bergen Avenue 1-800-660-4ADS CNA’S Helene Tlusty Jersey City, NJ 07306 FT/PT for LTC facility in EO E M/F/D/V ADVERTISERS Classified Ads Englishtown, 1 -800-344-5916 Classified Dept. & R E A D E R S RECEPTIONIST Creater Media Newspapers It la th* policy of this nawspapar Need enthusiastic, energetic that all halp wanted advartisa- 1-800-660-4-ADS person for Sayreville E. B runsw ick. N.J. 08816 Classified Sells manta will begin with a job titla, Chiropractic office evenings. PHONE: (908) 254-7979 Classified Works) Call 1-800-660-4 ADS Call Carol 908-254-5553 / 1-800-660-4ADS DAY CAMP FAX: (908) 432-0016 ASSISTANT-DAY CARE CENTER-North Brunswick GREAT area. Noon-6pm, Monday- TELEPHONE Friday. Mother with infant OK. > RACEWAY j: SUMMER Car necessary. No smoking INTERVIEWERS environment. 908-297-5528 PARK JOB! N o S a le s! • Supervisors Help Needed For jl • Life Guards BRIDAL SALON N O EXPERIENCE Sales, cashier, stock-room • D a n c e NECESSARY jj M opar Nationals !j • Soccer Coach and other duties. • Fishing & Hiking Instructor Cinderella Bridals A Manalapan based Market Call 908-290-1045 5 Fri., Sat. & Sun. ;! •-'Sports Coaches Research Co. is looking for In Manalapan 908-446-4109 M ay 1 7 ,1 8 ,1 9 j; Opportunity Awaits You- CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE individuals witli i;ood phone & DECORATING ASSOCIATE people skills. Counterwork ; Seeking creative business Greater Media Inc., publishers of weekly newspapers in Monmouth and General office duties. Must be flexible. Permanent Ages from 14 years 8 up. ■; minded person for interior Monday-Friday Middlesex counties, is hiring. Be part of our energetic, dynamic and growing organization. position. Monday, W ednesday decorating. Training. Part/full 9AM-.3:30 PM Good also for Senior Citizens !; & Friday, 4:30 to 8:30 pm time. Call 908-946-&96 The following positions are available: Old Bridge 908-679-1100 3 Day Minimum $7. per hour + bonuses J Call Kim between £ DRIVER CLEANING •I noon & 8 PM at Must have knowledge of met Call Maris ropolitan NY area & a clean CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SALES JANITORIAL HELP CDL. Contact: Richard at !; 908-542-7213, 1-800-441-9760 Local Cleaning Co. (Princeton 908-308-0500 FULLTIME area) needs supervisors, floor wwvvvvwvvvvvwvvvvC O ur Classified Departm ent Is seeking bright, energetic, go-getters w ith good mechanics & general staff. 3-5 hours per night. $450.-$650. com m unication skills. This ls an Interesting, fast-paced, diversified job. if you per month part time. Start im PART TIME IVY are goal-oriented, organized, com puter-friendly and have a desire to m ake $, mediately. Call 609-924-5739 Saturday 9-2 LEAGUE let's talk! Experience a plus but recent or upcom ing graduates are w elcom e CLERICAL SUPPORT t o a p p l y Looking for some extra money? DAY CAMP W e offer: salary + com m ission P A R T T IM E 5 D a y s Here's a perfect opportunity lor a g o o d communica POSITIONS Excellent com pany benefits Approximately 24 Hours tor who is com puter friendly, reliable and willing to Fax or m ail resum e to: WORK WHILE THE AVAILABLE KIDS ARE AT SCHOOL learn. W e’ll train you to take ads over the phone, Our Classified Department is H. Tlusty enter them into the computer and solid new adver • NurserySchooIfCounselor looking for an organized, de Classified Ad M anager Full day camp program tail onented person, able to tisers over the phone. Salary & Com m ission 7 Edgeboro Road Drioritize important departmen al tasks and work with dead •SenlorS Junior East Brunsw ick, NJ 08816 lines. WORD PERFECT & Counselors- LOTUS A MUST! We'll train Call 908-254-7979 For boys group Fax (908) 432-0016 you to do the rest. This is a diversified, fast paced job for Helene Tlusty a diversified person) G reater M edia New spapers ' Swim Instructors Call or Fax resume to: COPY EDITOR Helene Tlusty Edgeboro Rd., East Brunswick 908-446-7035 Classified Ad Manager Greater Media Newspapers Full-tim e position w ith Irregular hours for chain of w eekly new spapers Edgeboro Road based in East Brunsw ick, candidate m ust possess superior language skills, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Educatioi attention to detail, flair for w riting headlines and aptitude for desktop Call 908-254-7979 PART TIM E HOWELLTOWNSHIP, NJ FAX 908-432-0016 a dynamic, rapidly growing IM dis publishing. Know ledge of M acintosh/Q uark xpress a plus, Equal Opportunity Employer CLERICAL SUPPORT trict in Monmouth County, is antici send resum es to: pating the following faculty open Adele Young B U Y IT 5 Days Approx 24 hrs. ings for the 1996/97 school year Creater M edia New spapers S E L L IT K-() SCHOOLS: 7 Edgeboro Road W ork while the kids are at school. ClassroomTeachers East Brunsw ick, NJ 08816 F IN D IT Our classified departm ent is Special Education Teacher Fax (908) 254-0486 CLASSIFIED (Autistic Class) looking for an organized, detail orientated person, able to priori MIDDLE SCHOOL: DRIVERS tize im portant departmental Language Arts Teacher Scicnce Teacher Routes available for once a w eek delivery. Reliable vehicle necessary. N o collections. Your tasks and work with deadlines. Social SwdiesTeacher Call Sandy at 908-254-1755 MathTeacher WORD PERFECT & P/T Physical Education Teacher Ad LOTUS A MUST! PA'Media Specialist W e’ll train you to do the rest. (Librarian) FREELANCE ARTIST P/T Foreign LanguagcTeacher Can This is a diversified, fast paced (Spanish) C r e a t e prom otional m a t e r i a l o n a p ie c e by piece basis. Candidate m u s t p o s s e s s job fora diversified person! know ledge of desktop publishing, M acintosh and Quark Xpress. Able to w ork Be DISTRICT; w ith quick turnover. Call or Fax Resume to Suhstiaitc School Nurses Call suzy Lichter Appropriate HI Certification is required H elene Tlusty 254-7000 ext. 737 Here! for these positions, Qosingjunc 1,1996 Classified Ad. Mgr. Rr application, send sdMresed, Greater M edia Newspapers stamped, legal size envelope to: Paul C, Harrcn, Assistant Superintendent G reater M edia Newspapers Call Edgeboro Rd. HowdI Township Public Schools E .O .E . M /F East Brunswick Ofllce of Pei?onnd, P.O. Box 579 HowdI, H 07731 1-800-660-4ADS 254-7979 Fax 432-0016 s g m m m m a m m EOE INDEPENDENT, MAY 15. 1996 5 1 036a Employment 038 Cleaning Help 048 General 048 General 036 Help Wanted 043 Appliances 047 Furniture 047 Furniture P a r t T im e S e r v ic e s W a n te d Merchandise Merchandise $35,000. YEAR INCOME BEDROOM SETS SOFA BED/LOVESEAT- SALES potential. Reading books. Toll CLEANING PERSONS ★ REFRIGERATORS ★ 8 pcs. child/young man’s Jennifer Convertibles AMISH JACK LA LANNE Free 1-800-898-9778, Ext. Guaranteed, 90 days. wood. Includes cor. desk & Colesce Lingerie Home Par For* residential cleaning Blue & White stripes. $400. Sheds, Gazebos, Playhouses, Gold membership. Asking R-4729 for details. company in Manalapan area. $175. +. Choice of sizes and chair, leather tops. Exc. cond. ties Is now in this area. $75.- Call 908 “ ------Swing Sets. 908-842-5922 $575. Call 908-846-6025 $100. per party. $25,000.+ full No evenings, weekends or colors. Very clean. $600. GIRLS 4 pc. Colonial time. 908-390-6501 $35,000/YEAR INCOME holidays. Car, training & other Can deliver. 908-225-5272 $250. Call 908-462-3185 BATHROOM SINK & VANITY, potential. Reading books. benefits provided. No experi S O F A S E T Brass fireplace equip, w/glass J E T P U M P BOYS BEDROOM SET- Tho- Toll Free 1-800-858-9778 ence required. Call today 3 pc. green/cream floral & doors. Patio Fum., full set.. 1 horse power REFRIGERATORS masville. Desk, chair, 2 dress Ext. R-5008 for details. ‘ ‘ 7 - 0 7 0 7 stripe-$850. Oak DINETTE-5 Track Lighting, and assorted Asking $74. (1) Kenmore. almond. Great ers, a chest, two hutches. SALES pc. $225. Almond lacquer bric-a-brac 908-446-3823 * ll 6< 0 9 - 2 5 9Ca 3 7 6 8 cond. Asking $300. (1) Frigid- $425. Call 908-257-5598 aire. Old fashioned. Good BEDROOM SET-$500. ALL 037 Babysitting BRAND NEW-Still Boxed 039 Health Care cond. $125. 908-477-8368 C H A I R S BLINDS - Vertical, woods, J E T P U M P Vfehp, 3 5 g a l. a ir- PART TIME 2 living room chairs. One tan Call 908-525-0435 Pleated. Save up to 70%. trol tank, ph+ cyl. 6 mo. use. SATURDAY 9AM-2PM C h ild C a r e W ASHER-GE Heavy Duty and one light blue. $100. Free install. 1-800-835-3793 $200. or best offer for all. xlarge capacity-Electric. SOFAS-Koos-2 cushion love Call 908-364-7106 BELFORD AREA - F/T P/T, Call 908-566-5584 Looking for some extra A ID E seeks livein/out position. DRYER-Whirfpool-Gas-Heavy seat & 3 seat sofa bed-floral babysitting in my home only. money? Here's a perfect op Weekdays/ends. Exc. refs Duty, xlarge. Both like new. CHAIRS-(2) Fireside. Ornate cok>rs-$500, 6 pc. sectional- BUDDHA BUST 908-495-2573 after 8pm portunity for a good com Own car. Call 908-566-0042 $300. each, or both $500. design, wood carved trim. Ex gray-$500. 2 black lacquer ta Museum quality bronze, KITCHEN CABINETS municator who is computer CARE FOR KIDS Call 908-866-8674 cellent condition. Call b le s^ 40. Call 908-409-0364 18 1/2” height by 20 1/2" ARE YOU ELDERLY? Save up to 70% on major friendly, reliable and willing to Free Day Care Referrals in 908-521-3510 width. Value $750. Asking Needing care? Come live In W ASHER/DRYER- Whirlpool, brands while quantities last. leam. We'll train you to take Freehold/Manalapan/Mariboro TABLE - REDWOOD $400. 908-446-5215 after 7pm my home. Receive good care Portable.1 year old. CHAIRS-(2) Queen Anne, off- 908-329-6000 ads over the phone, enter Call 908-446-8027 Plus umbrella. Outdoor. 48" them into the computer and by experienced woman. Pri EXCELLENY CONDITION white, 6 mos. old. Thomas- round, 4 benches - $150. CAMERA - Nikon N4004S. solicit new advertisers over CHILD C ARE - F/T P/T. 4 yrs. vate rm. Refs. 908-656-9338 Call 908-679-5112 ville. $600. for both. Wall unlt- Good cond. 908-679-4299 Nikon strape, 35-70mm LADDERS - 28' fiberglass the phone. Salary plus com plus exp. TLC, activities, fun 3 pcs. (1) cocktail table glass Nikkor lens. Used once, still in extension ladders w/hooks. m is s io n . All rates neg. Small group top & end table-all Walnut. box $300. Call 908-335-9883 (1) used $125. (1) new $250. Call 908-254-7979 Call 908-536-114B POLISH AGENCY INC. Couch & love seat-light brown W A L L U N I T Call 908-928-3216 Specializing in elder/sick care. 044 Computers Helene Tlusty velvet. Call 908-780-0913 with bar. Black smoked glass. CD PLAYERS-TECHNIDS Housekeeper, live-in. Experi Greater Media Newspapers CHILD CARE ALTERNATIVE Matching glass coffee table. 5 disc changer $75. COUCH LAWN MOW ER-Snow Mower, Edgeboro Road E u r o p e a n “A U P A I R S ” live-in enced. Call 908-862-0289 Black laminate table. 36” or a single changer $30. ALL TYPES OF REPAIRS & Light green on off white. coffee table w/2 m atching end East Brunswick help, reliable, experienced, round w/leaf & 4 upholstered Call 908-431-1553 W ILLING to wori< with ALS, Up-Grades. Custom Systems. tables. Bedroom set-3pcs. Equal Opportunity Employer English speaking legal, gov’t Good condition. $60. chairs. Will sell separately or M S te rm in a lly ill p a tie n ts a s French Prov. 908-679-9627 approved program. Under Multi-Task 908-254-1823 Call 908-264-5984 as set. Call 908-409-2985 well as others. References. CHINA-(Block) service for 12 SALES PERSON-Curtains. $2 00 ./wk. Call Marcy www.ifu.net/multi Call 718-417-5561 COUCH sectional-3 pcs-blue incl. serving piecespieces. Modem Englishtown Market. Week 908-308-3934 or Au Pair USA W ALL UNIT-Ughted, contemp. LAWNMOWER-ELECTRIC C A L L T H E P C M D - F o r all Three chairs, two end tables, design, brown/gold,. exc.< cond. ends. Inside sales. Good pay. at 800-AU-PAIRS formica, w/3 matching Ideal for sm all lawn. your computer needs. At cocktail table, 6ft. custom bar eves. Call 908-329-61 9 -6 9 1 6 Call (215) 698-9010 bis. Custom made, 4 yrs. old. Good condition. $20. home service of IBM & & TV unit, 2 lamps & china compatibles running DOS/ $1,700. Call 908-613-8903 Call 908-566-5697 SALES-Active person for CHILDREN’S CHOICE 039a Care Wanted cabinet. All circa 1960- Windows. 908-238-6779 fruitwood. Call 908-821-6098 CONTENTS OF HOME sales & set-up of outdoor mar 46 W. Ferris St.. E. Brunswick W ICKER SET-4 pieces-S100. Indoor/outdoor fum, kitchen ket. 3-4 flexible days week Ages 3 months-5 years. DAY BED-White iron & brass. Redwood 3 pieces-$60. nook, baby items and more. ends & some weekdays. $8. Kindergarten. State Certified. COMPUTER TABLE Complete w/2 Ortho mat Both with cushions Exc. prices. 908-591-2609 per hour. Transportation pro A D U L T C A R E Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months GOOD CONDITION tresses & pop-up trundle. Un Call 908-431-1553 vided. Call Tom §08-238-6208 Mature minded, caring, a year. Call 908-613-4488 Call 908-536-1384 used in box. Cost $800. Sell responsible individual to be $325. Call 908-602-9673 companion for Alzheimer pa COMPUTERS-2 Apple HE F R O N T D O O R Quality, steel, hung. $50.00 SHAMPOO ASSISTANT E F A U P A I R tient in nursing home, Sayre- PRINTERS-2 048 General DEN SET, DINING ROOM Call 968-577-6842 for salon in Freehold ville/Old Bridge area. Must TONS OF SOFTWARE CHAIRS, mirrored wall unit Merchandise Days 908-431-8680 have own transportation. No Best offer. 908-446-5283 EUROPEAN and bar, outdoor furniture, GRANDFATHER CLOCK- POLE BUILDINGS: Eves 908-845-0685 personal care, no experience DISC- computer desk, kitchen set, Howard Miller-Bought new in LIVE-IN CHILDCARE necessary. Flexible hours. Call Macintosh Program Algebra 1 and more. Cftll 908-370-5328 A sking $ 7 0 0 . o r b e st*89. UNLIMITCD STRUCTURES SUMMER LIFE GUARDS/ Carefully screened, profes Marigold 908-727-5827 AIR CONDITIONER homework tutor. $20. Please For window. Large $20.00 offer. 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Best you may use the coupon of wad. to you I have recourse Irom ABERDEEN depth ol my heart and humbly ing envelopes at home. Be Give Dad a Momento From His Call 908-446-3823 offer. Call 908-671-5676 Reliable person needed to below or call ) to wtiom God has given such your own boss. Start now. No Past to Remember You By experience. Free supplies, in care for 2 children in my BED-Affordable queen mat POOL TABLE-8’ slate w/ac- gtsal power lo come lo my assis h o m e . A g e s 1 & 2>/2. H o u r s tress set ortho plush, luxury cess.-$1,100. BEDROOM tant:* Help mt In my present and formation. No obligation. Send 1-800-660-4ADS urgent petition In return, I promo* SASE to: PRESTIGE UNIT J 9am-5gmj 2-4 days per week. firm- NEW-still in plastic. Cost SET-Formica & Rosewood- lo make your name known and causa P. O. Box 195609 $800. sell $240. 968-525-0435 Queen size-$1,000. WALL you to be Invoked. 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Rain Date June St.). Sat., 5/18, 9-1. CARRIAGE/STROLLER- SWING SET-treehouse red 8 :3 0 -3 . G o ld m in e of stuff! MANALAPAN-31 Westbrook 1. S o m e t h in g for e v e ry o n e l EM M AUUNGA Jupiter STAIR STEPPER SAYREVILLE wood “Yards of Fun"-$200., W ay (off Gordons Corner Rd. Freehold Computer Excellent condition. Best Offer BMI-4500 with Healthmeter STEREO Speaker & Records- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP left onto Saratoga to West NORTH BRUNSWICK- 2706 Call 908-335-9883 2 years old. $50. MULTI FAMILY $100. Call 908-972-0140 brook) Sat. 5/18, 9-3. Fum., North Oaks Blvd. (Oak Hollow Training Center Call 908-251-9193 Third Street (Main Street to CRIB - CHILD CRAFT Oak. MULTI FAMILY baby items, household etc. Townhouse Development) 6 Willowbrook Rd. (off Rt. 79, Boehmhurst to Third) Satur 1-800-342-1110 908-308-0222 crib converts to a youth bed STEPPER-W es lo I n d e p e n Sat May 18, 10am - 4:30pm, near ShopRite). Sat., 5/18, day 5/18. 9-3. Something for MOVING SALE w/drawers & matching dress dent, action with pulse and MANALAPAN-MOVING SALE- Baby Hems, lum. & more. 2 Wing Chairs. Rowing 9-4. Years of accumulation. everyone! Rain or Shine. er. $375. Call 90B-821-4011 timer console. Paid $130. ask 21 Whitehall Way. Thurs. 5/ Machine, Kitchen Set, Queen Refrig., organ, wicker, fum., OLD BRIDGE - 4 HOMES ing $65. Call 908-238-8849 16, 9-12. 5/17 & 18, 9-3. SAYREVILLE- 55 Dane St. Mattress Set, Stereo Speak ski/boots, bow & arrow, per 6, 13, 14 & 39 Prests Mill Rd. 063b Tutoring CRIB - Simmons, matching Track lighting. Dwalt power [off Main St, near Wilson fumes, clothes, toys, etc. (Lakeridge W.-off Hcetown ers. Call 908-972-4458 maple dresser, with removable TREAD MILL - 2.5 HP, 10 saw, furniture & more! Rd) SaT, May 18, 8am-? School) Sat. 5/18 8am-3pm. changing table, hi-chair, swing Miles per hr., auto elevation. HAZLET MANALAPAN-Multi family. 41 Clothes, tools, household-new Sponsored by Parents of & much more. 908-257-8897 Now cond. $575 or best offer. MOVING SALE Gettysburg Dr. (off Union Hill & used. 1 family moving ev Brownie Troop 1592 ALGEBRA I & II Call 908-957-9238 PJano-Wurlitzer-$995., custom MOVING SALE Geometry & Basic Skills Rd.) Sat. 5/18, 9-4. House erything must go. SAYREVILLE-18 & 20 W a llin g mahogany POOL TABLE-7’ & 84 Fieldcrest W ay (off Rt. 36) Need help? Feeling frus RACE CAR BED wares, childrens, etc. Big vari St. (off W ashington Rd.) brass pool lite-atl access. Sat. May 18, 10-5. Furniture- trated? Experienced teacher Little Tikes. Twin size. Hardly TREADMILL ety A to Z! No early birds. Fri & Sat. May 17/18, 9am- 1,650. Complete LIVING used. Asking $250. Cal great prices- (tables, hutch, O L D B R I D G E and tutor. Call 908-613-9225 Nordic Track. MOVING. 3pm. Something for everyone. Ri. IOOM SET-like new-best bed/dresser, desk/chair, bar/ MARLBORO 4 Leann Ct. Fri., & Sat., 5/17 908-536-7549 Hardly used. Asking $375. ALGEBRA/GEOMETRY/S.A.T. offer. 908-238-9489 stools) & M ANY misc. items & 18, 9-3. Fum., Craftsman SAYREVILLE-24 Tanbark S T R O L L E R - Call 90B-972-0017 High School Certified Math MOVING SALE table saw, tools, misc. Drive (White Oaks Develop Peg Perego Milano (forest HAZLET Tutoring. Call 908-431-5414 MOVING SALE-The Following 2 6 W a s h in g to n A v e . (off ment) Saturday 5/18 9-3. green) 1 year old. $200. Call O L D B R I D G E Pine items: Desk-$125. Side* Gordons Cr. & Rt. 520) Sat. & Something for everyone! board $299. Table & 4 chairs 908-536-8462 MULTI FAMILY 9 Bromley Drive (off Middle Sun. 5/18 & 5/19. 9am to ALL SUBJECTS $345. Sofa & settee 3pm. Antiques, All Must Go! 6 F A M I L I E S SOUTH AMBOY- MOTIVATIONAL TUTORING SW ING - Battery operated. Road) Sat. 5/18, 8:30-4. Rain w*lipcovers $335. Round Central Park. 82 Athens Ave 297 Fifth Street. Sat. 5/18, Grades 1-10. Learning strate B a s sin e t , jum per, g ir l's clothes or shine. Household, tools elc. table S 119. Bucks head $85. M A R L B O R O - (off Rt. 34). Sat., 5/18, 9-3. 9-2. Collectibles, household gist. Certified Manalapan (3 mos-1 yr), etc. Best offers. Vinyl chair $89. etaqere $139, HAZLET 2 Tupelo Dr. (off Ryan Road) items, etc. Priced to sell! teacher w/14 yrs. ex~ Call 609-259-7404 OLD BRIDGE JVC speakers $99. Mahogany Fri. & Sat. May 17/18 from Call Jim at 908-681-5635 Whispering Pines Estates mirror $99. (2) arm chairs. All GARAGE SALES/AUCTIONS 9am-3pm. Great Bargains! SOUTH BRUNSWICK MULTI FAMILY ANNUAL COMMUNITY SALE Best offers. 908-780-6960 8 Coleridge Ave. (off Middle PRINCETON GATE-Single Rd. & Lynn Blvd.) Sat. & Sun. MARLBORO-31 Hamilton Ave. family & townhouses. (Route CHEMISTRY/BIOLOGY Advanced placement Biology. 5/18 & 5/19, 9am to 5pm. 'off Rt. 520) Sat. & Sun. 5/18 OVER 30 FAMILIES 1 South exit Stouts Lane right, I (different families each day) MOVING 060 Garage Sales Toys, kit. & bath items, 19, 12-5. Moving sale-wht 2nd right Gateway Blvd. Exp. Teacher. 908-238-0652 W ASHER/DRYER-Kenmore, piano, univ. gym, 3 bedrms. off Route 516 (Near Brown- Follow signs.) Sat. 5/1 . AAA ANTHONY’S ANTIQUE clothes, elc. HUG E SALE Chandelier-Art Deco Bedroom town near Routes 9 & 18 ) 9-3pm. Rain date Sat. 5/25. PAYS TOP $$$$ for used fur EXCEL Set, Breakfront-black lacquer, HOW ELL - 105 Greymoor Rd. MARLBORO FrL Sat., & Sun. For more info 908-274-8914 niture, glass, art, toys, all col Chem/Bio/Math/SAT TV, Antiques. Crystal, China, [off E. Aldrich) Fri. & Sat. 5/17 May 17/18/19. 9am-4pm lectables, etc. Love attics & UPPER FREEHOLD-53 Imlav- Your Home. 908-780-4428 Glassware, Lamps, Framed ABERDEEN & 5/18, 9am. to 3pm. FRUN., ESTATE SALE basements. Estate contents 135 Andover Ln. (off Lloyd) OLD BRIDGE- 67 Gaub Rd Art, Jewelry-marcasite & sem i Household items, etc. R & R Tag Sales stown Rd. (off exit 11 Rt. 19b) bought or auctions. Est. 1979 Sat., 5/18, 10am-4pm, Rain- (between Rt. 516 & Throck precious. Christmas Tree- 7 Hudson Bay Terr. (Gordons Sat. & Sun. 5/18 & 19. 9-4, HEBREW TUTOR 908-264-3130 Baskin Robbins date: 5/19. NEW, UNUSUAL HOWELL-56 Mariners Cove morton Ln) Sat & Sun May Farm/antique/household. electrified w/ stand, House Corner Rd. to Otiowa Rd. So. Bar & Bat Mitzvah Prep 908-739-9847 for Uncle Joe & W ELL-CARED l=OR MDSE, (Moor’s Landing) Sat. & Sun 18/19 9am-3pm. Bargains! hold Items-pots & pan, small to Geanne Way-follow signs) Kelli Richman 908-536-2914 SAVE THIS AD of every description. 5/18 & 19, 9-4. Girls clothing, Fri. & Sal. May 17 & 18, 9-5. appliances, garden tools and OLD BRIDGE-21 Grace Drive sewing mach., car seat, more. Sun. May 19, 9-3. 25 years of HIGH SCHO OL Supervisor of more! Call 908-671-3223 ACTIVE BU YER of all Trains! (Off Throckmorton Lane) ABERDEEN good living. Top quality furni fers Math/SAT tutoring. Free May 18/19 Sat/Sun 8am-4pm MULCH-Double Shredded ture, household items, TVs, hold area. 908-431 --I 8 3 3 3 I t i l 1 " 0 JAMESBURG EVERYTHING MUST GO TOP $ FOR LIONEL 9 F A M I L I E S designer clothing, art work, & others. 908-271-5124 BEAVER BROOK RUN 129 Aberdeen Rd. (1/2 mile china, glasswear & more MATH. SAT PREP (M&V) W H O L E S A L E CONDOMINIUMS OLD BRIDGE-42 Clemson u trom A b e r d e e n Train S ta tio n - _JEE *L. Cert. Math tutoring ------Forsgate Drive/Half Acre Road Don’t m iss this one. Rd. (Madison Paik). Sat. 5/18, Between Ravine & Matawan 5-8, Algebra 1 & 2, C — Call 908-367-4418 ALL LIONEL TRAINS 9-2. Household, clothes, toys, INSTRUCTION Ave.) Sat. 5/18, 9am to 4pm. Community Wide Yard Sale MATAWAN -MULTI FAMILY - Diane 908-294-1707 Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. books & more. G REA T stuff!. Antiques, tractors, bikes, Sat. May 18 Rain Date May Somerset PI. & Magnolia Ct. Price no object. 908-946-2893 2 5 MATH-AII levels-college teach tools, fish tanks, day-bed. (off Rt. 79 to Scenic Ln. turn MURPHY’S BED FRAME 9am-4pm. 291 HOMES. OLD BRIDGE-MULTI FAMILY er, quality lessons. Improve Asking $75. baby items, household items right)' Sat. & Sun., 5/18 & 5/ 063 Instruction thfs summer. 908-238-3042 Call 908-577-0530 ANTIQUES & much much more. 19, 9am to 3pm. Baby items, MOVING SALE & QUALITY COLLECTIBLES KEYPORT clothing, housewares & more 15 Higgins Rd. 5/18 & 19, MATH/READING-K thru 8 POOL FILTER-Hayward sand. ESTATES PURCHASED ABERDEEN-135 Andover Teacher w/10 yrs exp. Rea 326 Main St. (off Rt. 36) Sun., Fum., appl., misc., etc. F E L I C I A ’S S C H O O L O F 1 HP good condition. $125. CONSIGNMENTS WANTED Lane (off Lloyd) Sat. 5/18 MATAWAN-BLOCK SALE sonable rates. 908-308-9490 5/19, 9am to 4pm. Dlnnete PIANO & MUSIC. Private Pool cover 24 ft. $25. Call Freehold Antique Gallery 10am-4pm. New, unusual & set, micro wave, Reg. & Ma 157 Washington Ave. (off Ra OLD BRIDGE-Multi family- v in e Dr.) F n 5/17. & Sa t. 5/ lessons. Call 908-525-9286 908-264-0751 Victoria Collins, Manager well cared for merchandise of ternity clothes & much more Shawnee Lane (off Throck every description. 18, 9-4, Fum., collectibles, morton) Sat. May 18, 10-4. READING & MATH TUTOR Levels K-9, SAT Prep. POOL VACUUM - AQUA 908-462-7900 KEYPORT-113 Main Street jewelry, clothes etc. Rain date 5/19. Bargains! Q U EEN - Self contained, elec COLTS NECK-MULTI FAMILY J i P Lie. Teacher. 908-679-3616 tric vacuum robot. Best offer BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR 15 Raven Rd. (off Laird Rd.) CLASSY SALE MATAWAN-Multi Family Sale OLD BRIDGE-MULTI FAMILY over $450. Call 908-469-1402 SALEI We Buy & Sell Sat. May 18, 9am-3pm. Fum., Fri. & Sat. May 17 & 18, 8-5. Chestnut Dr. (off Ravine Dr.) 16t 18 & 20 Culver Ct. GUITAR LESSO NS, All ages. SAT 24 Broad SI. 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Expert-all Mother of ALL Garage Sales! College Essays 908-257-2777 Ernston Rd). Sat & Sun M a y levels. Call 908-679-0933 Tools, furn., toys, clothes, SLEEPER SOFA - Queen, MANALAPAN - 30 Cornell PI. MIDDLETOWN 18/19 8am-4pm. Rain or shine SPANISH/FRENCH-Licensed. $125. (2) chairs, end table, CHILDREN’S CLOTHES books, home & lawn items. (off Old Queens Blvd.) Sat. & PIANO/KEYBOARD & EQUIPMENT. Sugar Bear Kids stuff, fum., & more PLAY LIKE A PRO 10 years of success w/kids. speakers. Hummels. Cal) Sun. 5/18 & 5/19. 8:30 am to MULTI FAMILY Call 908-617-1192 Wear - Consignment Shop Huge Sale! Cheap Prices! All ages. Call 908-446-1110 908-651-1601 3pm. Fum., clothes, house Oak Knolls Devlop. (Rt. 35 N, 908-525-8815 EAST BRUNSWICK hold, tools & more. 1st. right after All American PARLIN-Bordentown Ave. SUMMER TUTORING 76 Farms Rd. Circle foH Mill ChevyJ Sat. 5/18, 9am to Certified Elem. Teacher town Rd.). Fri., 5/17, 9-3. MANALAPAN - 7 Salem CT. 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Sal, 5/18, — \ SWIM LESSONS specialy tools. 908-780-2456 (off Riva Ave.) Sat. 5/18, 8-4. Uc. NJ/Fed. Dealer. House HS & CAMP DAISY 9-2. Household, dinette set, SPEND THE DAY Certified YMCA swimming calls. Bert 908-821-4949 Everything form stuffed ani Rt. 571 - FROM HOUSE TO VACCUUM CLEANER-KIRBY 1 1 0 H arde n bu ra Ln. (bet. new toys, clothes, books, etc. instuctor w/6 years experi m als to furniture. All must gol HOUSE. Sat., & Sun., 5/18 & Like new. Worth $1,200. will Dunhams Cor. Rd. & Fresh ence. CPR for infant, child, MANALAPAN ' 19, 9-4. FROM A TO Z! adult. YOUR POOL. $15. per LOST & FOUND sell for $600. Have central Pond Rd.), Sat., 5/18, 9am- MILLTOWN corner of Clay & JVC CAMCORDER half hour. Call 908-536-5461 vac. Call 908-679-8269 3 to 5 years old 3pm. Clothes, furn., baby Renoux (off Main St.) SAYREVILLE 1 Cottonwood items, misc., & M UCH MORE! MOVING Call 908-254-4705 31 B le n h e im R d . (off U n io n Sat. May 18, 9am-3pm Dr. (Washington Rd.) Hill Rd.) Sat. 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SERVING Freehold, Marlboro Call 908-254-0643 SPECIA L I SPECIA L I SPECIAL CABINET REFACING & Manalapan ONLY 198B Ford Tempo 2Dr: 4cyl, auto, A/C, COUNTERTOPS-VANITIES- J & J 1990 Toyota Celica GTS 2Dr: 4cyl, *1990 Buick Regal LTD, 2 dr, 6cyl, auto, cA/C, Call 908-462-1198 Hedge Trimming Mulch, W I N D O W & MASONRY p/s, p/b, A M /FM stereo, tinted g la ss, 5 sp d . A/C, p/s, p/b, 104,249 ml. p/9, p/b. p/w, p/Iks, rear del, AM/FM Slereo. tilt, Stone, Planting, Fertilizing, Call Tom 908-542-8044 DOOR REPLACEMENTS 52,833 mi. StkH50Q3, vin «SK620767 Stktf5813, vin #1.0042020 cruise, tint, WSW tires. 75,046 mi. Stk#5757 Lawn Maintenance. Call Josh Call FRank at 1-800-548-3251 ALL SEASON/ALL PHASES 908-441-1182 PATIOS/WALKS/WALLS CABINETS/COUNTERTOPS ESTABLISHED 1982 $3995 I $5995 I $6995 • Spring/Yard Clean-ups JUST CUT LAWN SERVICE Brick Pavers • Concrete W ork Clearances Prices. Free Est. No lawn too small. Good Call 908-583-4884 lor Savings 1992 CHEVY CAVALIER 1993 MAZDA B2200 1992 FORD 1995 DODGE NEON & delivery. Financing avail, ■ Tree/Slump Removal work. Call 908-888-0003 W e honor Visa, MC, Discover 4 D R PICKUP Taurus Wagon HIGHLINE 2DR credit cards accepted. • Shrub/Tree Trimming • Gutters Cleaned/Repaired SM 5806, Green, 6cyl, at/to, Call 908-521-8241 Vin»N718l06, Slk#5608, While. 4cyl. Stk#5793.4cyl, auto, p/s, p/b. VmlT678435 SM5685. While. 4cyt. • Fences Repaired rool rack, A/C. p/s. p/b, p/w. L & M TREE SERVICE RICH-WALL Aulo, A/C, p/s, p/b, rear del, AM/FM AM/FM slereo. tint, no a/c Auto. A/C, p/s, pfo, rear del, AM/FM KITCHEN CABINETS - Free Est. Fully Ins. p/Iks, roar del, AM/FM cass. lid, Expert Tree/Stump Removal Slereo, tint, mileage: 67,209. W SW tires, miileage 51.289 slereo. Hinted glass, mileage 24.506 W holesale to the public. We Show Up • 908-251-7307 cruise, lint, 52,300 miles, Free Estimates. Insured CONCRETE • MASONRY You or we install. Free video, Call 908-257-1712 Residential • Commercial $ $ delivery & free estimates. Over 25 years experience *7,495 $7,995 Call 908-521-0135 ARBE LANDSCAPING "O ur prompt service 8,995 9,995 T re e s , S h r u b s , T o p so il, Fill, LAWN MAINTENANCE m eans savings for you". 1994 PLMOUTH LASER 1993 CHEVY CAVALIER Mulch, Stone. All vo ur land- SPRING CLEANUPS F u lly insured • 9 0 8 - 3 16 - 2 3 3 7 1994 OLDS CUTLASS 1995 CllEVY CAVALIER 081 Lawn Care • ~ illdf " INSTALLATION • DESIGN 2 D R C O U P E RS C O N V . _.ape ..... _.. SUPREME SL 41)r HIT BLUE Sedan 4dr Landscaping backhoe work. Fullyily insured. ... VmlR378275 SM5669, Maroon,-ky, SW5549, Red, Auto, A/C, (*, p/b, p/w, VinlHD336897Stk#5574.Be»ge.€cyl.Auto, Vin#R6785376 Slk#K5471, Call 908-721-7142 ROMAN LANDSCAPE 0 8 4 M o v in g 5spd, A/C, p's, p^j, rear Free est. Call 908-787-8131 del, 6nl glass, pte, AM/FM Cass, »l, cruise, lint A/C, p/s. pb, pM. (vtks, rear del, AM/FM Auto, A/C, p/s, p/b, 4cyl mieago: 36,325. mileage: 58,660 & S to r a g e cass, bH, cruise mileage; 30,940 mileage: 16,980. LAWN SPRINKLER Start-ups- $30. Replacement heads-$30. ARBORCARE each . Call 908-409-6415 ALL JERSEY MOVERS $10,495 *11,495 $11,995 12,895 A & M LAWN CARE Pianos, apartments, homes, offices. Quality work at an af 1993 DODGE INTREPID "A CUT ABOVE THE REST' TREE EXPERTS MT 1993TOYOTACAMRY 1993 NISSAN ALTIMA 1994 DODGE RAM 1995 N IS SA N Q U ES T Complete Lawn Maintenen- fordable price. Uc. #PM00662. Sedan 4Dr Removal • Pruning • Stumps Call 908-634-4122 Sedan 4 I)r LE S E 4D R W hite Van XE 7 PASSENGER ace. Quality service, Insured Free estimates Fully Insured TREE SERVICE FR EE estimates. Slk»5794, Maroon, 4cyl, aulo, Stk*57fl7, Lt Green, 6cyl, auto, 908-721-8671 • Tree removal Vin#PH662332, Vin#PU173394, Slk»5110 VindRK576057StMK532 Sunrool, A/C, p/s,p/b, p/w, p/Iks, rool rack, (root 4 rear A/C p/s, p/b, ■ T rim m in g FURNITURE HAULING S M 5 2 5 8 , Auto, A/C, P/S ,Aulo, A/C, P/S P/B. 3,Auto,A/C. P /S P/B.3.9L, • Lot Clearing rear del, AM/FM cass, till wheel, p/w, pflks, rear del, AM/FM Cass, 908-290-0114 B&S INC.-CLEAN TOP SOIL- # 1 in Furniture Care Any P/B, V-6, mileage: 32,534 mifeage: 49,350 6 cyl, mileage: 33.814 • Stump Grindlnq cnise, lint, mileage: 41,999 Fill dirt, landscape, stone- where. Full household/partial lint glass,mileage: 31,032 Fully Ins. 908-446-2040 Lic.PM00276. mulch, grading, excavating. m o v e . F u lly in sured. Call Jim 908-905-0997 $ Dozer/Backhoe Rentals. MULCH-$18.yard-Picked up *12.995 13,995 14.995 *17.495 908-521 -2123/908-566-7148 T OPSO IL-$ 16. yard-Pickeoup 18,495 MULCH ry Available CL£AN, HARDWOOD, LANDSCAPE MULCH 9 0 8 -• 9 3 8 -4 3 1 5 084a Hauling Prices include all costs to be paid by consuliicr excluding (axes & mv fees. Expires 5/22/96. AJ\tr Such A Hard Winter, SprmVp for S p ring ! B L A C K O A K S LANDSCAPING ROTOTILLING Lawn Maintenance Larson Services 908-536-2613 A MAN & VAN P I N E B ELT N/SSAN Expert Landscape Design 1st c u t F R E E ( n e w c u st o m e r s) STUMPS & BRUSH F O R H I R E Dethatching, Spring reseeding $30./hr. or 2 men for $50./hr. Commercial/Residential LOTS CLEARED Light moving, cleanouts, KEYPORT mmmz Fully Insured, Free Estimates Rudy 908-251-5953 rubbish removed, etc. Ask for Ward 908-679-9248 1 hour minimum + travel time In Northern Monmouth County $45 PICK-UP TRUCK LOAD to & from Brick, NJ + tolls EVOLUTION LANDSCAPING TKS LAWN SERVICE 908-458-4251 John Ruskin (Load at Mill) Residential & Commercial • SPECIALS • ROUTE 36 Cliffwood, Cliffwood Beach, CALL (609) 259-7265 Lawn Maintenance. Call for HANDY PERSONS (2) (Junction ol His. 35 8,36. GSP Exit 117) Free estimate 908-828-7211 Keyport, Matawan. ONLY... $2(5. per cut. Call 441-0332 With pick-up. Light moving, Clean-outs, Yard/aarden Riephoff Saw Mill cleaning, etc. 908-462-0115 908-264-4333 FILL DIRT & Excavating TO M ’S TREE SERVICE Rt. 524, Allentown, NJ 908-787-7773/908-671-6688 All phases performed. HANDYMAN AND PICKUP' 13 yrs. exp. Free estimates. Hauling. Cleans gutters, ga Insured. Call 908-905-8964 rage, attic, etc. 908-431-5800 TOP SOIL/FILL DIRT REMOVAL Attics, Basem ents & Debris EXCAVATION WORK No job too BIG Reas, rates. 908-866-4117 Rick 908-251-5953 u It's a sporty, fun c a r .,, TOTAL LAWN CARE Reliable • Reasonable SPRING CLEANING W e clean out attics, garages, Free est. 908-721-6499 bsmts., etc. Hauling & demoli T R EES-*T rimmed* Removed tion. Prompt & reliable. Low ★Stumps Ground*W ood Chips rates. Free est. 908-5 2 1 - 3 3 4 5 Reasonable Rates I feel safe in it. Call 908-257-1416 Anytime 085 Odd Jobs Isn't a sporty, safe car an oxymoron? Actually it's **VINNY’S** C le a n u p s LANDSCAPING a Saturn. With about as much sporty and safe as CLEAN UPS TRIMMING ★ A A A ★ Landscaping « Retaining Walls Affordable Clean-ups. we could pack into it. With rack-and-pinion SOD • STONE • MULCH W e take away anything RAILROAD TIES Free est. { Top Soil & W eed Prevention AFFORDABLE CLEAN-UPS steering here, a steel spaceframe there. Some PAYMENT ONLY ON Basements, garages, attics, COMPLETION OF JOB yards and light hauling, also 908-536-7011 power-assisted brakes, some front and rear crumple Real Estate specials. W e accept Visa & Mastercard zones. A couple of reclining bucket seats, a couple Call 908-607-0567 WE MOW IT CHEAP AMERICAN airbags (standard in every Saturn). To see Specializing in grounds, clean ups/landscape/lawn maint. BUILDING CLEANOUTS “Large or small, we do it all!” Attics • Basem ents • Garages it all, visit one of our friendly retailers. Call 908-613-9410. FR EE est. Wjd etc. FR EE est. 908-566-1 f78 W O O D L E D G E (And that's not an oxymoron, either.) 1 ^ 3 Landscaping & Lawn Care P & R CLEANUP Cleanups. Pruning & Trimming Garage & Yard Cleaning Hope to see you soon. SATLRN Free Estimates 908-615-9265 Everything taken away. Reas. price/Free est. 908-264-7476 082 Lawn Mower REMOVAL of-old sheds, pools, firewood, branches, ap R e p a ir pliances, metal, dirt, concrete, tricks etc. 908-446-3196 LAWN MOWER REPAIR & W ELDING By George. Portable & shop. 086 Painting Call 908-446-7280 Wallpapering SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS AARDVARK PAINTING & Christi Ruesga, Student, Lawn Mowers • Snow Blowers Handyman Service. Call Chain Saw s • Trimmers 908-583-0990 Pickup & delivery avail. FR EE Saturn Owner. i est. Call Bob 908-438-1299 A B T O Z , . J y $299. 3 ROOM SPECIAL SAL'S PAINTING 083 Masonry/Paving CALL FOR INQUIRIES ‘ NEW 1996 SATURN SC-2 908-390-0103 908-618-1532 ACCENT PAINTING- ALL A D ifferent Kind o f Com pany. A D ifferent Kind o f C a r . ALCORN PAVING JOBS. Excellent indoor & out Specializing in resurfacing & door painting. Residential & commercial. Free estimates. sealing of driveways. Owner Fully insured. 908-679-5999 operated for 15 years. Sr. Citi- — ------* . 8 0 0 -9 0 8 - 4039 Kt. 9 North Freehold. NJ 908-303-8700 zen discount. 1-1 *-6 6 6 8 AFFORDABLE PAINTING SATURN o/FREEHOLD Interior/exterior, reliable, BEAUTIFUL & LASTING S AI.ES a ; ) !> S A T.....U f) S E IiV U 'E (St. I'AUIS M-W-E....H-5 THE 16' CIMMARRON '38- FISH & PAINTING & Paperhanging A L L P A P E R LERIO PAINTING Int./Ext. Free Est. Honest pric THE WALL DOCTOR ALAN BLACKBURN GARDEN STATE ALEX SMUTKO SKI, 55 HP Suzuki O/B, elec. Papertianging & Removal Painting, Plastering, Taping, es. Call Joe at 908-937-8166 Custom Paperhangina Plumbing/Heating. PLUMBING and HEATING motor, w/trailer. M any extras, Paint also, small jobs O K Sheetrock, Paperhanging. By Tex Miller. 908-536-9451 Water Heaters. Boiler installa WATER HEATERS iike new. Best offer above Call Robert 908-679-7452 Free Estimates tions. Remodeling. NJ Master REPAIRS & REMODELING ROOFING $3,000. Call 908-446-5420 Plumbers License # 5325 GEORGE SAHUL JR PAINTING SYNONYMOUS 18' CAPRI BAVLINER ’94 - 908-390-8655 Interior/Exterior - Wall| License K556B ALL WALLPAPER Force 120 hp, power trim, tow removal. Quality work, 20yrs. 908-238-2945 Hung with TLC, patience & 087 Power Washing EARLY-SPRING hrs. Depth finder, radio, CL. neatness! Maria 908-888-1337 MIKE’S exp.. Ins. John 908-251-0893 908-251-5660 pkg., custom bimini top, trail BACSOKA er. Only used 2 seasons, very PAPERHANGING RE-ROOF SPECIAL PROFESSIONAL clean. Extremely quick, Asking $ 1 3 ./ sin g le roll. 2 4 y e a r s exp. DETAILED PRESSURE TOM’S PLUMBING BUSY B’s PAINTING Painting & Wallpaperinglnc. W ASHING Homes, decks, PLUMBING & HEATING Plumbing & Heating. Water PRICES WILL NEVER BE $8,000. Call 908-968-2268 lnt./Ext., W allpapering Mike 908-462-9097 lnt7Ext. 10% off. Free^st. atios & more. Dependable, Complete kitchen/bath remod Heaters, Boilers. Appliances & Ins., Free Est. 968-238-5553 .8’CENTER CONSOLE Pree estimates. 908-679-1793 eling. Water Heaters. Sew er & G as Grills installed. Small LOWER!!! 90 gauge aluminum boat with DECORATIVE Faux Painting- 1-800-820-1711 Drain Cleaning. Reasonable OK. 7 day serv. NJ Plunr "Tearoffs not included PHIL POLO & SON rates. Free Estimates. with special pricing”. trailer, 60 hp motor, Bimini Sponge ★ Rag ★ Marble Painting & Paperhanging Lie. #9454. 908-727-7719 License #5628. W e do it all. Walkable roofs only. Can top, exlras. Asking $2,900, Kid’s Murals ★ ^38-308-0056 Interior/Exterior Fully insured HOUSE WASHING NU-WAY PAINTING 908-583-0412 800-794-ROOF Good condition. Call Free estimates 908-780-3575 ATA POWERCLEAN J O E J A Y Member N.J. BBB Call 908-727-0014 PLEASE ASK FOR ALEX 908-679-4374 Painting & Paperhanging WALLPAPER REMOVAL 090 Printing Interior & Exterior 1-800-794-1417 908-251-4623 / 908-65&-1312 18' MFG 72 - 165 h/p with, POPCORN CEILINGS ANYTIME, ANYW HERE trailer. $1,000. or best offer. PAINTING Professionally sprayed HOUSES, DECKS, ETC. MANY NEW PARTS KELLY’S PAINTING Quality work at great prices With or without glitter THE ROOF DOCTOR Call 908-530-2141 SCREENPRINTING Seals your leaks when you PAPERHANGING Calf Ted 908-957-8744 Call 908-525-1625 908-257-5566 B U Y IT T-shirts, sweats, jackets, hats, need protection the most. 20’ BAYLINER CUDDY PAPER REMOVAL signs, decals, vinyl lettering. Roof repair specialist. CABIN ’88-Force 125 OB, full 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE S E L L IT QlKfe DOLLY 908-294-8379 Free Estimates 908-679-2142 O’ROURKE PAINTING SUTKOWSKI’S WALLS POWER WASHING camper canvas, trailer, new INTERIOR/EXTERIOR • W allpapering • Painting A C T I O N GUTTER CLEANING tires, new spare, 2 fish find Fully insured. 908-257-7463 • Decks • Patios F IN D IT Free estimates. Fully insured. ers. Fishing, water skiing, 908-290-1712 • Aluminum/Vinyl • Driveways Evans Maint. 1-800-303-3873 seats six. $5,250. Call Classified Works! Polish Hardwork with • Sidewalks • Brick Cleaning CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED SELLS! 908-422-4592 German Precision Call John 908-251-0893 CARLIN ROOFING 20’ GRADY WHITE - Walk CONSTRUCTION - Roofs, through fiberglass w/85 Evin- vinyl siding, all repairs. Free rude 140 hp, O/B, completely est. Insured. 908-458-5619 rebuilt in 93. many extras. $3,500. Call 908-892-1197 J & R ROOFING & SIDING 20' PURSUIT '85 - I/O. Cuddy Cabin. 175 HP. 83 Gals fuel. UNBEATABLE RATES Trailer w/elec. winch. Ray Jeff Exp. & Ins. 908-846-7525 VHF FM phone radio, color telescan, Loran. Si-tex. 2 can S & R ROOFING & SIDING vas covers. $9,000. Call Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. 908-502-0139 FREE Estimates 908-679-2291 20' SEAW AY- Center console. 1987 Yamaha 150. New power head in '95. Good WHATTON ROOFING cond. $6,950. For more info., Gutter cleaning, seam less call Paul 908-892-8319 CROWD'S COMING gutters, siding. A leaky roof doesn’t mean a major 21' CRUISERS '72 - 188 HP, expense. Free estimates. I/O, Cuddy Cabin, garage ______Call 908-750-0920 kept f--Z Loader trailer, elec. winch. Many extras? Fish/ski/ weekender. $6,000. Call 092 Special 908-229-9169 IDDLETOWN S e r v ic e s 22' STARCRAFT Aluminum with 115hp Johnson outboard + E2 loader traifer-Asking CUSTOM-SLIPCOVERS $2,500. Call 908-446-7596 Upholstery, Draperies, Foam. 3 25' SEARAY SUNDANCER 094 Tailoring '8 7 - S l e e p s 4. Full gaily. All options, incl. factory neat/AC, 140 hrs. on 260 Merc. Asking $17,000. Call ALTERATIONS weekdays 201-523-0958 All Kinds, Weddings, Proms weekends 609-345-8710 dresses, Pants & Others. Call 908-431-4755 27* CATALINA SAILBOAT '.8 2 Diesel. 3’-5” draft, loaded, in excellent condition. $13,500. ALTERATIONS negotiable. Call 908-735-5462 REASONABLE. Same day service. Sylvia 908-679-8238 094a Tank Removal AUTOMOTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL Systems. Tank Removal/Testing from $290. Remediation/Site Assess, 908-892-8707 110 Autos for Sale IT'S SO EASY TO FIND ON BUICK PARK AVENUE 094b Transportation ULTRA ‘91 - 57,000 ml., plati num beige, loaded. Excellent 19 9 6 1996 cond. $u),500. or best offer. 19 9 6 FO R D COSTEL LIMO SERVICE Weekdays 908-583-7080 Airport expert. 908-247-4388 Eves/weekends 908-462-7321 FO R D « or 908-208-9860 FO R D BUICK ROADMASTER TA U R U S G L WAGON '92 - White w/navy 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, overdrive, p/s, anti-lock brakes, a/c, am/lnt st/cass, WINDSTAR leather, loaded, 50,000 miles. CONTOUR tab/int, p/seats, gauges, p/mir, cruise, intermit wipers, p/w, tint, mats, Mini van, 6 cyl, auto, overdrive, p/s, anti-lock brakes, a/c, am/lm st, 096a Window Immaculate cond. $14,500, 4dr. 4 cyl, auto, overdrive, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/lm st/cass, tab/int, p/mir, cruise, p/d/l, tilt, alum wh, dual air bags, cargo net, conversion spare, Slk # lab/int, gauges, intermit wipers, r/del, bd/side md, tint, mats, dual air T r e a t m e n ts negotiable. Call 908-238-5666 intermit wipers, tint, mats, console, p/d/l, dual air bags, heated mirrors, Stk 7995, VIN #TA117995, MSRP: $21,285, Rebate: $600, College Rebate: bags, deluxe wheel covers. Stk #7088, Vin #TBB47088, MSRP $21,425, CADILLAC CONCOURSE '94- Calypso green, beige leather #7677, VIN #TK187677, MSRP: $17,010, Rebate: $600, College Rebate: $-(00 $400, Closed End Lease, 2000 down, 204.83 1st, 225 sec. dep. T.P. Rebate: $1000, Coll. Rebate: $400, Closed End Lease, 1100 down, MADE in my home, designed intenor. Loaded! 6,300 miles. Closed End Lease, 2000 down, 162,25 1st, 175 sec. dep. T.P. 3894, RES 4915.92, RES 13,483.85. 251.81 1st, 275 sec. dep., T.P. 6044.64. RES. 13,783.50. in your home. Reasonable $ $26,000. or best offer. Call 10.535.90 Call 908-308-9384 ■ 908-671-3180 or !■ « BUY FOR LEASE L E A S E $ m n n buy for L E A S E 908-872-0959 l» 1e $ 1 4 9 ” $ 1 3 8 9 9 FOR 9 FOR 236 $ 1 7 eqq 096b Window CHEVROLET BLAZER (FULL per month/24 months______■ jm M mM per month/24ith/24199 months______B M Q fi per month/24ith/24 months B m g SIZE) '92 - 4 wheel drive, W a s h in g auto, air, p/w, p/seat, p#, p/door locks. 2,000 miles. $15,900. Call 908-739-9469 199 LEVY'S DUN-RITE 996 WINDOW WASHING CHEVROLET CORVETTE '79 Reas, rates. 908-739-8755 79,000 miles, red leather int., FORD FO R D 2 tops, fully loaded. All origi nal. Perfect cond. $6,500. or N O P A N E best offer. Call 908-254-8738 AEROSTAR XLT BRONCO XLT Window cleaning service Free Est. 908-634-2064 CHEVROLET CORVETTE '79 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto, overdrive, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/lm st, lab.inl, gauges, p/mir. EXTENDED LENGTH 8 cyl, auto, overdrive, ps, anti-lock brakes, a/c. am/(m st/cass, fab/int, 79,000 m ile s, re d le a th e r int., 2 tops, fully loaded. All origi cruise, intermit wipers, p/w, tint, mats, console, p/d/l, tilt, alum wh, dual air Mini Van. 4 wd, 6 cyl, auto, p/s. anti-lock brakes, a/c, am/lm st/cass. tab/int, gauges, p/mir, cruise, Intermit wipers, buckets, r/del, p/w, tint, mats, nal. Perfect cond. $6,500. or bags. Stk. #5674, Vin #TH145674, MSRP $18,860, Rebate: $600, College gauges, p/mir, cruise, ri tack, intermit wipers, r/det, p/w, tint, console, p/d/l, tilt, console, p/d/l. tilt, keyless entry, dual air bags, cargo net, StkJ5739, SONSHINE best offer. Call 908-254-8738 Rebate: $400. Closed Fnd Lease. 1000 down, 250.08 1st, 350.08 sec dep., alum wh, dual air bags, privacy glass, hi capacity heal S a/c, light group. Slk. VIN#TLB65739. MSRP: $31,530, Rebale: $2000, Coll. Rebate: $400, WINDOW WASHING Co. Closed End Lease. 1500 down, 320.52 1st, 420.52 sec dep, T.P. Announces spring Spectacular CHEVY BLAZER '94- S10, V6 T.P. 9002.88, RES 9741.40.180 mile therealter. 10.000 mi. per year. #1604. Vin #T2A81604. MSRP: $24,177, Rebate: $1000, College Rebate: $400. Salel 10% OffC Any Service 4 w/d, 4 dr, green, 4.3 I. a/c, 10,092.48,, RES 19102.70, 18 for 2 3 o S i c fSCfeQ ^ *2 89 $i9Vggg CHEVY CAPRICE '86-Auto, per month/24 months______1 J j r O J J per month/36 months 1 ^ per month/24inth/24 months 2 3 g 899 V8 engine, 305 motor, a/c, am /fm . $1,500. o r b e s t offer., Easy to get to Call 908-254-0804 CHRYSLER FIFTH AVENUE RjlJENHOUSE |^ IR R from anywhere! '89 - 4 dr., auto, air, all power, BOATING am/fm cass. Excellent running condition. $3,000. or best offer. Call 908-828-4396 or pager 908-627-3272 7 4 1 -6 0 0 0 105 Boats for Sale FORD ESCORT GT '91-Auto, air, am/fm cass., cruise. 74,000 miles. $5,000. or best Come in and 15-16' CHRYSLER FIBER offer. Call 908-679-2838 GLASS TRI HULL '79 - w/55 700 SHREWSBURY AVE., REDi i h » MBANK m m save plenty! hp Suzuki engine & galva nized trailer. Ready for water. Prices include all costs to be paid by a consum er except licensing, tax & M.V. fees Excellent condition. $1,800. College Rebate if qualified, 12.000 m iles per year w/15c thereafter on 24 month leases on Taurus, Contour & W indstar Call 908-714-1448 Classified Works! 5 8 INDEPENDENT, MAY 15, 1996 112 Autos/Trucks 112 Autos/Trucks 113 Auto Parts 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 117 Trucks/Vans 110 Autos for Sale W a n te d W a n te d S e r v ic e s TIRES-(2) Remington Maxxum CHEVROLET MERCURY SABLE V6 '87- ABLE & DEAD 7 Days Free FORD FAIRMONT '81 SAAB 900 ’88 - 2 door, auto, Radials. VGC, P185/75R14. Auto, cruise, am/fm cassette, PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM LX Removal of Junk Cars. C A S H P A I D V-6, 110,000 miles. Good for air, am/fm cassette, new tires. Best offer. Please call ASTRO VAN ’88 condition, garaged. '91-Whito, 4 dr., 6 cyl Fully $$ for new/old. 908-390-5531 For junk cars, trucks, for Excellent Conditionl 1 owner. Excellent condition, V6, auto, student or commuter. $1,000. 55,000 miles. $2,500. Call loaded, super clean. $3,500. recycling. Call anytime Tomm y 908-775-5658 120,000 miles. $3,500. neg. $5,000. o r Call 908-431-9378 908-583-0565 Call 908-370-0522 Dell’s 908-767-5453 air. best offer. Call Call 609-924-^872 W HEEL SET-Crager 14” from 908-819-0931 ALL SCRAP CARS ’67 Camaro. TRACT BAR N I S S A N 2 4 0 S X ’9 0 - R e d , AND TRUCKS. LARGE OR DONATE CARS, Trucks,, FORD MUSTANG 5.0 LX '91- PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE *88 SEIZED CARS from $175. SET-$140. or best offer for all. DODGE RAM CHARGER ’78 auto, air, pull-out stereo cass., SMALL. ANY CONDITION. RV's, Boats. Jewish Heritage Hatchback, 5 speed, burgundy 4 cyl., Turbo. Auto., p/s, p/b, Porsches, Cadillacs, Chevys, 908-364-7106 4X4, rebuilt 360, auto, new pfe, p/b, p/w, custom rims, H A H AUTO WRECKTHS for the Blind. Tax Deductible. w /gray clo th int., am /fm c a s s . , air, am/fm stereo, sun roof, BMW ’s. Corvettes. Also tires, no rust. Excellent truck. alarm. 60,000 mi. Very good FREE Immediate Towing, 5 Star alum, alloy wheels, elec windows, locks & mirrors. Jeeps, 4W D's. Your area. Toll 908-591-0366 $2,300. Call 908-238-1152 cond. $6,000. or best offer. Running or Not Running. many performance parts. 50,000 mi. Asking $2,895. Free 1-800-898-9778, Ext. 116 Motorcycles Call 908-721-0906 FREE Gift from US Treasury FORD RANGER XLT '93- Adult driven. 60,000 miles. Call 908-521-4440 A-5133 for current listing. $7,800. C a ll 908-892-0997 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS ’84- $ AUTO CASH BUYER $ to donors w/ad. FR EE inlo on M o p e d s Orig. owner. A cyl., 5 spd., a/ Highest Prices, 908-251-0334 the book value of your car. c, am/fm cass., bedliner, like STATION WAGON. Clean, PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SE SUZUKI GLX '95 - 4 door, 800-2-DQNATE GO-CART- 5 HP. new cond. 55,000 miles. F O R D M U S T A N G G T ’91 - excellent running. $1,600. Call '93 - 1 owner, 40,000 miles, black, leather, p/w, cassette, Minor repairs. Good condition. $8,500. Call 908-528-8351 5.O., 5 sfyeed, w h ite w /b lack 908-251-0333 garage kept, beautiful cond. loaded. Exc. cond. $13,995. CARS/TRUCKS 1 year old. $300. or best offer cloth interior, sunroof, garage throughout, all options, tinted or trade. Call 609-499-8140 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS JUNK & RUNNING CARS Call 908-888-1462 kept. 55,000 miles. New tires. SUPREME '84-V6 engine, 4 glass, burgundy & cream. F O R E X P O R T 24 HOUR SERVICE VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GL 118 Motor Homes $9,800. Call 908-297-8529 d o o r. Air, am /fm c a s s . , all $12,500. Call 609-426-8966 '80-’94. Paying 1,000’s over TOP CASH PRICES PAID ‘87 - 4 dr., auto, air, sunroof. p o w e r, tilt w h e e l. $ 7 5 0 , o r dealers. Hi miles OK. Lease & 908-536-8031, 609-758-8850 Rec. Vehicles New tires, trans., muffler, etc. HONDA 250 CUSTOM FORD PROBE GT '94- Red, 5 best offer. Call 908-390-5274 PONTIAC FIREBIRD '68 bank payoffs OK. Cash at 4,000 mi. Asking $1,000. Gray. $3,700. Call spd., fully loaded, sun roof, 389 engine, turbo 400 trans.. your door. Call 908-462-5017 WANTED-RUNNING and Call 908-972-4458 T R A I L E R - 1 5 ft. C a n a d ia n 908-297-B529 exc. concf., 24,000 miles. OLDSMOBILE REGENCY B & M Moroso, 12 bolt posi, REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks Built Trillium '76. Sleeps four, B R O U G H A M '8 8 - p/w, p/s, HONDA Nighthawk 250 Asking $12,700. Call 411 rear. Quasar blue. Great $100. and UP. Junk Cars stove, heater, refriaerator, a/c, leather inter. Exc. cond. VOLKSWAGEN SCIROCCO Removed. 908-238-9481 93 - Well maintained. Exc. 9 0 8 -7 2 7 -11 3 0 6 stereo, good Interior. Very CASH FOR YOUR CAR c o lo r tv, c b radio. $900. $4,500. Call 908-739-9489 '84 - Engine and body in good ARTY'S AUTO SALES c o n d . Asking $2,100. C a ll solid body/chassis. $5,000. Call 908-741-7941 condition. Needs clutch to run. East Brunswick 908-257-6700 WE BUY JUNK CARS 908-928-3216 Call 908-225-9689 Best offer. 908-438-0334 Marlboro Auto W reckers Use your VISA HONDA PRELUDE SI 908-591-1400 or MASTERCARD '8 8 . B la c k w / b la c k int. P/s, PONTIAC GRAND AM LE '86- V W R A B B I T $ CASH PAID $ to pay for your p/b, p/w, air, am /fm c a ss ., Classified Works! Black w/gray interior. 75,000 All makes & models. Cash on CLASSIFIED SELLS! Classified Ad sunroof. Only 66.000 orig. mi. m iles. $2,500. Call CONVERTIBLE the SPOT. Call 908-477-8853 CALL CLASSIFIED! 1-800-660-4ADS Asking $6.495. 968-294-7807 908-446-3489 $3,500. Call 908-821-5608 or 908-477-6846 flier says~.naw you can < £ > RoyCatena NEW 1996 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE © ------O F MONMOUTH Where a truly luxurious ownership experience begins everyday. 4 DR. - 4X4 ’1 Lexus Sales Leader in Central New Jersey invites you for 4.0 liter Power Tech Six engine, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, cloth & vinyl low back bucket seats, sunscreen glass, overhead console, dual air bags, P225/75R14 OW L W rangler tires. Stk. #4195. VIN #TC2173509. IVISRP $27,899. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $550. College Grad Rebate if qual. $400, Buhler Disc. $2,890. M m 9 m 38 m onth closed end lease. $1,000 cap cost reduction, 1st payment, ref. sec. dep. & $395 bank fee due at inception. 10,000 m iles per year, 18® over. Includes all discounts and rebates. Lease Per For... Mo. ?»ury..$2 4 , 0 5 9 N E W 1 9 9 6 * 2 8 9 LEXUS ES 300 QUALITY BUHLER USED CARS & TRUCKS /I988 MERCURY 1992 MERCURY 1990 0LD5 CUSTOM 1994 TOYOTa\ TOPAZ TOPAZ 4 DR. CRUISER WAGON PICKUP 4 cyl., auto Irans., P/S, P/B, V-8, auto trans,, P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, **«] 4 cyl., aulo Irans., P/S, P®, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt whl., AM/FM P/W, P/seals, lilt/cruise, roof rack, 4A/C, cyl., AM/FM 5 spd. stereoman. trans.,cass. P/B,Stk. A/C,#9975. AM/FM VtN HJK630907. stereo cass. 54,500 Stk. siereo cass., T.G., Slk. #9833. alloy whl., AM/FM siereo cass,, #9804. VIN HR5185147. 31,920 miles. VIN HNB634331.53,959 miles. T.G.,HLR301844.79,600 9 pass. Slk. miles. #9477. VIN miles. * 3 ,9 9 9 * 5 ,8 9 3 * 5 , 9 9 8 * 7 ,9 9 9 1991 DODCE 1995 CHEVY LUMINA 1995 PLYMOUTH 1992 BUICK LESABRE •larg est^ CARAVAN 4 DR. SEDAN ACCLAIM 4 DR. LIMITED 4 DR. ES300 LTD 4 cyl., aulo trans., P/S, P/B, V-6., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, V-6, auto trans, P/S, P/B, A/C, COACH A/C, AM/FM stereo cass. Slk. P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, AM/FM A/C, till/cruise, AM/FM siereo P/L, P/W, lill/cruise, AM/FM EDITION #9883. VIN #MR 134066. stereo cass., T.G, Slk. ##9786. cass, T.G. Stk. #9000. VIN stereo cass, T.G. Stk. #9889. INVENTORY 59,190 miles. VIN #P1154037.41,766 miles. #ST552877.15,520 miles. VIN #NH504603.59,489 miles. AVAILABLE * 8 , 3 6 8 * 9 ,1 5 9 * 1 0 ,6 4 2 * 1 0 ,9 9 9 FOR I MM EDI AT , DELIVERY! 1991 JEEP WRANGLER 1992 PLYMOUTH 1994 CHEW 1995 DODGE GRAND VOYAGER LE ASTRO VAN CL INTREPID 4 DR. 3 9 9 RENEGADE 6 cyl., auto, trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, V-6, P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, V-6, auto trans, P/S, P/B, Per Month • For 36 Months 6P/B, cyt., no 5 A/C,spd. man.till whl., trans., AM/FM P/S, P/L, P/W, P/seals, tilt/ cruise, roof alloy wills, till/ cruise, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, stereo cass.. T.G,, hard top, soft rack, r. def., AM/FM stereo cass,, AIWFM stereo cass, T.G, AM/FM stereo cass, T.G, top. Stk. #9758. VIN T.G., cloth int. Stk. #9756, VIN Stk. #9819. VIN KRB140741, Stk. U9859. VIN OSF602927. ATTENTION: ALL JAGUAR OW NERS \#MJ126720.58,854 miles. #NX130818.57,041 miles. 30,452 miles. 16,932 miles. / At this site, we are also an authorized Jaguar Service & Parts Center. V * n ,S T 8 * 1 2 ,4 9 2 * 1 3 ,9 4 3 * 1 5 ,9 9 5 / 2135 Highway 35, Oakhurst (908) 493-2100 . FIVE-STAR Prices include all costs lo be paid by a consumer, except lot licensing, registration and taxes. ©Mayer & Dunn Adv./. > rf CUSTOMEP CAPE s e r v ic e q u a u t y a w a r d 2135 Highway 35 • Oakhurst, NJ • & CHRYSLER Jeep, 908-493-5000 Tlymoulfi Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for MV. DOC fees and sales & luxury taxes. Payment BUHLER E a g le based on 36 month closed end lease. ES 300 - VIN T0162166, Stk 96486, auto, ABS brakes, CD changer, dual air bags, leather int, power moon rf, carpeted floors mats, MSRP $35,118,1st mo pymt, $450 lease acquisition fee, $400 refundable security and $999 cap cost reduction due at inception. Total pymt -$399x36 mos= RT35HAZLET 264-5000 $14,364, total cost-$16,612, purchase option-$21,123. Subject to approval by primary lending source. Lessee responsible for maintenance & excess wear & tear. Must take delivery by 5-17-96. INDEPENDENT, MAY 15,1996 5 9 U HONDA ’96 HONDA ACCORD DX 4 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am /fm c a s s , a/c, t/gls, r/def, d u a l air b a g s , bkt sts, sprt mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls, custom wN cvrs. VIN TA206602. Stk. #2595, M SR P $17,390. BUV, . | N 0 * , f 0 PRE-OWNED fZ~/.£C'ZALi? O L - I t i l l L't• U l l l i ...By getting you the most car for your money. ...By giving you the courteous, personal service you deserve. BACKED BY W R 9 MONTH w 3000 MILE HAHUHTY!* ...By giving you over 25 years of combined leasing expertise. ‘91 MITSUBISHI MIRAGE ‘90 MAZDA MPV 7-PASSENGER ‘91 HONDA ACORDLX 5 spd man trans, 4 cyl, p/s, p/t), am/Tm st, a/c, t/als. Mini-van. auto trans, 6 cyl, p/s/b, am/fm cass. 4 dr. auto trans, 4 cyl, p/s/b, am/fm cass, p/Winds/locks, r/def, bkt sts, sport mirrs. alt ssn stl bltd rdls. VIN p/winds/locks, a/c, t/gls. r/del. t/whl, cruise, bkt sts, sport a/c, t/gls. r/def. t/whl, cruise, bkt sts, sport mirrs. all ssn ...By offering all Manufacturer Rebates and Rate Specials. MV018163. Stk. #294,107,012 miles. mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls. VIN L0244680,86,677 miles. stl bltd rdls. VIN MA1215567.90,252 miles. * 2 9 9 5 * 7 9 9 5 * 8 4 9 5 ‘90 HONDA ACCORD LX ‘02 HONDA ACCORD DX ‘92 HONDA ACCORD LX Outside the 4 dr, auto trans, 4 cyl, p/s/b, am/fm cass. p/winds/locks, 4 dr, 5 spd man trans, 4 cyl, p/s/b. am/fm cass. a/c, t/gls. 4 dr, 5 spd, 4 cyl, p/s/b. am/fm cass, p.winds/loeks, a/c. a/c, t/gls, r/def. t/whl. cruise, bkt sts, sport mlrr, all ssn r/del. bkt sts. sport mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls. VIN t/gls, r/def. cruise, bkt sts, sport mirrs, custom whl cvrs. k Freehold, We Lease stl bltd rdls. VIN IA107348.81.034 miles. NA187140, Stk. #272,75.739 miles. VIN NA087965, 73,245 milss. * 8 4 9 5 * 8 9 9 5 * 9 8 5 0 > Manalapan, Every Make And Model ‘93 HONDA ACCORD LX WAGON ‘93 ACURA INTEGRA ‘93 MAZDA 626 LX 5 dr hatch wagon, auto, 4 cyl, p/s/b, am/fm cass, 3 dr hatch, 5 spd man trans. 4 cyl. p/s/b, am/fm cass. 4 dr, 5 spd man trans. 4 cyl, p/s/b, am/fm cass, & Marlboro area p/wfnds/focks, a/c, t/gls, r/def, tilt, cruise, bkt sts, sport a/c, t/gls, r/def, air bag, bkts. span mirrs, all ssn stl bltd p/Wfnds/tocks, t/als, r/def, bkt sts. sport mirrs, all ssn stl mirrs. custom whl cvrs, VIN PA00B926, Stic. #j96, rdls. custom wtil cvrs, VIN P5015802. Slk, #363. 50,330 bltd rdls. VIN P5244832,27,244 miles. 79,573 mills, $ 0 0 0 ^ r z Call * * 1 0 , 4 9 5 * 1 0 , 4 9 5 CALL FOR A n National Vehicle ‘93 HONDA CIVIC EX '95 NISSAN 240 SXSE ‘92 FORD EXPLORER EDDIE BAUER 4x4 ^1-800-81 LEASE!' NVLA 2 dr. auto. 4 cyl, p/s/b. am/fm cass, p/winds/locks, a/c. 2 dr. 5 spd man trans. 4 cyl. p/s/b, am/fm cass, 4 dr. auto. 4 wtil drive. 6 cyl, p/s/b. am/fm cass, Leasing Association t/gls. r/def, tilt, cruise, bkt sts, sport mirrs, elec. sunroof, p/winds/locks, a/c, t/gls. r/def. t/whl, cruise, bkt sts, sport p/winds/locks, a/c, t/gls, r/def. t/whl, cruise, Ithr Int, rem alloy whls, VIN PL029854. Stk. #403.27,662 miles. mirrs. all ssn stl bltd rdls, VIN SW002773,38,471 miles. ote mirrs, alum whls, VIN NUA57969,66.140 miles. a 1 0 , 4 9 5 * 1 3 , 9 9 5 * 1 5 , 5 0 0 ‘94 ISUZU RODEO 4x4 ■15 HONDA ODYSSEY ‘93 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO LTD. Auto, 6 cyl, p/s/b. am/fm cass, p/winds, a/c. t/als, r/def, Mini van, auto, 4 cyl, p/s. p/b. am/fm cass, p/wlnds, 4 dr, auto. V-B, p/s/b. amlm cass, p/winds/locks, a/c, t/gls, bkt sts. sport mirrs, alloy whls, VIM R4337862, Stk. p/Iks, a/c, t/als, r/def. dual air bags, bkt sts, sprt mirrs, r/def, t/whl, cruise. Ithr Int, bkt sts, remote mirrs, all ssn stl rool rack, all ssn si I blld rdls, custom wW cvrs. VIN Wtd rdls, aJum wfils, VIN PC6f92S3, Stk. #354,, 40.024 #272.4 f.658 miles. SC006139. Slk. #417,18,101 miles. * 1 6 , 9 9 5 * 1 9 , 4 9 5 * * 2 0 , 9 9 5 VINCENT GULOTTA’S 908-974-2211 STRIVING TO BE THE BEST!!! OAST State Hwy. 34 at Allenwood Road Wali Twp. - minutes from Garden (908) 446-5200 State Pkwy. Exit 98-Route 19 -Rt.18 Prices include all costs except license, registration & taxes. 4.9% APR financing on Accord V6 only. ’Not valid on vehicles over 100,000 miles. 4 cyl., auto trans., p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm stereo cass., floor Vortec 3400 V-6, auto Irans., p/s, p/b, a/c, p/w, p/l, lilt whl., speed control, remote UytDC 4300 V6, auto trans w/od, ps. pto, alt, p.1, tfw, n'nurrors, p/6-way budet seal w,1loor console. * mats, dual air bags. VIN #TZ014982. M SRP $15,185. 36 fold-away mirrors, cloth bucket seats, am/fm stereo cass. w/ext. range speakers, dig. 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm stereo cass., r. def., cruise, wtil, spoed conl.. anttn stereo cass. r spit Wdng seal, red^igtoai* prwtun doth bodct seals, month closed end lease. 12,000 miles per year max, 15c elk. Stk. HT6553. VIN mi 10525. MSRP 24 closed lease. abs, alloy whls., p/l, p/w, p/mirrors, dual air bags. Stk. #6398. V IN while letter lires, beavy-dufy battery, tach, IS decor, piwium suspension, remcte keyless enty over over. $1,200 cap cost reduction, 1st payment, $200 ref. sec. $21,598. month end #T6926134. M SRP $20,076. 36 month closed end lease. 12,000 miles head consote Stk. IT637I. VIN IT2I92S13 MSRP $28,037.36 month dosed end lease. 52,022 cap cosl dep., $400 bank fee due at inception. Includes rebates. 12,000 miles per year, 15c over. $1,000 cap cosl reduction, 1st payment, $275 ref. per year, 15c over. $1,000 cap cost reduction, 1st payment, $275 ref. re v;: : i V-- WE THINK YOU DESERVE BETTER! NEW 1996 INFINITI G-20 NEW 1996 INFINITI J-30 VIN #TT536361. 140 HP, 4 cyl enq. 5 speed, p/s, ABS, VIN #TM300724, 210 hp 6 cyl eng, auto, p/s, ABS, limited climate control, C FC Iree, a/c, ain/fm st w/cd player, slip, climate control, C F C free a/c, leather int, am/fm p/wm/lks/mir/ant, dual air bags, sec sys, alloy wnls, st/cass w/cd player, p/win/mir/ant/fks/st, cruise, sec sys, MSRP: S2<2b5 X JL-— dual air bags, alloy whls, M SRP: $40,415 $ Q Q Q L E A S E m P E R f o r : W J r m o . NEW 1996 INFINITI 1-30 NEW 1996 INFINITI Q-45 VIN #TM4027'19. 278 hp V -8 eng, aulo, p/s. ABS, lim ited VIN #TT310459,190 HP 6 cyl eng. auto, p/s, ABS. cli slip, climate control. C F C free a/c, am/tm st/cass, leather mate control, C FC free a/c, am/fm st/cass w/cd player, int, sun rool, p/win/mir/ant/st, cruise, sec sys, dual air bags, leather int, m oon rf, p/sts/win/mir/ant/lks, sec sys, dual ______' MSRP: SS4.006. ' air bags, alloy whls, M SRP: $32,015 $ Q Q Q PURCHASE FOR: L E A S E m r n W P E R F O R : M O . 4 1 , 9 9 5 r 1993 ^ r l993 ^ 1 q q Q ^ Q-45 G-20 J30 TOURING Silver Blue Ice/Black White Sandstone/Beige Black Emeraid/Beigg I Leather, traction con Leather, auto, sun root, Leather, dual air f trol, 34,520 miles, VIN . X 37.^85 ml. VIN . . bags, 29,586 mi, VIN I R a y C a t e n a ^ !>M222066 J j k . I/PT407349. A ^ PM624381. ] A " 1992 Q-45 I n f i n i t i Ivorv Quartz/Beige Le athe r. 26,232 mi. 900 Route 1 • Edison, NJ 08817 VIN. »NMi04597. (908) 603-9600 Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for MV, DOC fees & taxes. G 20 based on 38 mos closed end, 1st mo pymt $450 bank fee, $300 ref sec dep, $1500 down due at inception. 12,000 mi per yr/.10c ea add'l mi. Total pymt/total cost/purchase opt $9082/$11,332/$10,689.80. I 30 based onam 36Off mos closed J end, 41 st mmmmo miMMi pymt C'A$450 C A bank fee, £$400 A f\f\ ref nnnsec dep, due m at innAnft/sninception. H12,000 O AAA mi n/M>per tit*/yr/.15 & PONTIACS, BUICKS, GMC TRUCKS, LINCOLNS & MERCURYS ■ea buick CENTURY LIMITED ‘89 FORDTEMPO GL ‘95 MERCURY SABLE GS ‘93 FORD EXPLORER EDDIE BAUER J 4 dr, fl cyl, auto, p/*, p/b, 4 dr, 4 cyl, aulo, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/tm st. fab/inl, buckets, 4 dr, 6 cyi, auto, OD, p/s, p/antl-lock brks., a/c, fab/int, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/antl-lock brks., a/c, ' a/c, anvfm stfcaw, hbAnl, 1994 MERCURY p/saats, buckets, rec/seats. console, gauges, r/def, am/tm st/cass, tab/int, p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, gauge*. r/ciet, p/w, pMA, rec/saats, conaolo, gauges, r/def, p/d/l, p/mlr, bd/sida md, tint, p/tr, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/sido md, tint, cruise, pin atrip, int. gauges, r/det. p/w, p/d/l, p/mlr, bd/side md, tint, bd/Mda md, tint, cmm, pJo wipera, tilt, alum, wh., air bags driver & pass., koyloss r/wlpe-wash, cruise, rf rack, sec ays., pin strip, int. •trip, ini ftipm, UI, * V , tnd: int. wipers, tilt, ext: white, int: blus. Stk. #B29, Vin #K0136306, 65,154 TRACER door entry, ext: blue, int: gray, tow miles, Stk. #793, wipers, mats, tilt, alum wh., ext: green/tan, (nt: tan, t*M>, Int Mm, Stk. *2790. VIN Vin USA62356B, 14,457 miles. UT401919, 66,979 rriea. miles. 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, overdrive, p/s, p/b, a/c, Stk. #2759, Vin #PUB87509, 54.724 miles. * 3 , 9 9 5 * 4 , 9 9 5 am/lm st/cass, fab/inl, buckets, rec/seats, * 1 4 , 9 9 5 * 1 5 , 9 9 5 console, gauges, r/def, p/mir, bd/side md, ‘90 OLDS 98 REGENCY BROUGHAM ‘90 MERCURY COUGAR LS tint, intermit wipers, ext; green, Int: tan, air '95 FORD AEROSTAR XLT ‘94 JEEP AND CHEROKEE LAREDO 4 dr, 6 cyl. auto, o/d, p/a, p/b, a/c, am/fm 2 dr, 6 cyl, aulo, o/d, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, bag driver’s side, Stk. #593, VIN Van, 6 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/b, rear anti-lock, a/c. 4 WD, 4 dr. 6 cyl., auto, od, p/s, p/anti-lock brakes, fob/int, p/seats, buckets, rec/sts, console, am/tm st/cass, fab/int, buckets, rec/seats, gauges, st/cass, Ithr/int. p/seats, rec/sts, gaugos, r/def, #RR635298,20,173 miles. a/c, am/tm st/cass, tab/int, buckets, rec/seats, fvW. p/dA, bd'side md, tint, cruise, p/tr, Int. gauges, r/del, p/w, p/d/l. p/mir, bd/side md, tint, 8,995 r/def. p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/slde md. tint, cruise, int. console, gauges, r/del, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/slde md. wipers, mats, p/ant, tUt, alum wh, tuggage nick, cruise, p/tr, int. wipers, alum wh, low miles, ext: wipers, tilt, styl wh. covers, air bag driver's side, 7 tint, cruise, rt rack, pin strip, int. wipers, tilt, alum pass, high cap, dual a/c, willow green, gray cloth ext: white, Int: blue, Stk. #812, V in #L4307278, gray, In t gray, Stk. #825, V in #LH867946, wh. air bag driver’s aide, ext: white, int: gray, Stk 84,659 mlle6, 44.232 miles, 1995 MERCURY seats. Stk #732, Vin #SZ7357049. 21,784 miles. #2728, V in #RC337995, 55,138 miles. * 6 , 9 9 5 * 6 , 9 9 5 MYSTIQUE GS * 1 5 , 9 9 5 * 1 6 , 9 9 5 ‘92 GEO PRISM ‘93 TOYOTA TERCEL DX ‘95 MERCURY VILLAGER GS ‘93 LINCOLN MARK VIII 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto, od, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm 2 dr. 4 cyl, 5 spd, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm Van, 6 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/anti-lock brakes, a/c, 2 dr, 0 cyl. auto, OD, p/s, p/antl-lock brks, a/c, am/fm am/fm st/cass, fab/int, buckets, rec/seats, st/cass, leathor/int, p/seats, buckets, roc/soats, st/cass, fab/inl, buckets, rec/sts, console, st/cass, fab/int, buckets, rec/seats, console, st/cass, fab/int. buckets, rec/sts, conso le, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mlr, bd/slde md, tint, console, gauges, r/del, p/w, p/dl, p/mlr, bd/atdo md, g a u g e s, r/def, bd/side md, tint, axt: gray, g a u g e s, r/def, tint, pin strip, int. w ipers, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, cruise, rf rack, Int. wipers, tilt, alum wh, air bag tint, cruise, p/tr, pin strip, int. wipors, p/ant, tilt, alum m ats, ext: red, int: gray, air b a g d rive r's wh. air baga drivor & pass., koyloss door entry, ext: int: gray, S lk . #27 12, V in # N Z 0 6 7 2 5 5 , cruise, int. wipers, air bags drivers & pass., driver's side, 7 pass seating, ext: gray, int: gray, boigo, int: tan, Stk. #706, Vin #PY721589. 48,798 side, Stk. #776, Vin #P0258773, 39,229 Stk #737, Vin #SDJ 19379, 16.706 miles, 4 1 ,9 5 0 mile3. ext: white, Int: blue, Stk #672, Vin miles. _ _ — _ __ _ m il * , S 7 QQ 5 * 7 , 4 9 5 *11,995 #SK62443,21,613 miles. Savel * 1 6 , 9 9 5 * 1 6 , 9 9 5 ‘92 SATURN ‘92 PONTIAC FIREBIRD ‘95 FORD MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE ‘96 GMC 4X4 SONOMA CLUB SLE 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s. p/b, a/c, am/tm at/cass, 2'dr, 6 cyl, auto, o/d, p/a, p/b, a/c. am/fm st/cass, 2 dr, conv, 6 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/anti-lock brakes, PU. 4wd, auto, o.d., 6 cyl., 4.3 L p/s, p/b anti-lock, fab/int, moon/rf. buckets, rec/seats, console, lab/int, t-bar/rf, buckets, rec/seats. console, 1994 BUICK REGAL a/c, am/tm st/cass, fab/int, conv (white) roof, a/c, am/fm st/cass. w/eq, fab/int, gauges, p/w, p/d/l, gauge#, r/def, p/w, p/d/1, bd/side md, tint, crulsa, gauges, r/dof, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, p/seats, buckets, rec/soats, console, gauges, r/det, p/mlr, bd/side/md, tint, cruise, pin strip, intermit p/tr, sec sys, pin strip, int. wipers, tilt, alum wh, p/w, p/d/l, p/mlr, bd/3ide md. tint, cruise, p/tr, Int. Wipers, rnata. tilt, alum wh., bad liner, air bag pin strip, Int. wipers, tilt, alum whl., ext: green, GRAN SPORT driver's side, 5150 GVW, ext: cherry, int: gray, int: grny, S tk #830, V in #NZ215495, 40,526 air bag driver's side, e x t white, int: gray, Stk. wipers, tilt, alum wh, air bags driver & pass, ext: 2 dr, 5 cyl, auto, p/s, p/anti-lock brks, a/c, white, int: red, Stk #771, Vin WSF23019B, 10,503 remote keyless entry, 60/40 seats, program car. #2800, Vin #NL220525. 60,580 miles. Stk. #2697, Vin #T8510404. 5,234 miles. am/fm st/cass, fsather/int, p/seats, buckets, s9 , 4 9 5 * 9 , 7 9 5 rec/seats, console, gauges, r/det, p/w, p/d/l, ... " * 1 7 , 9 9 5 * 1 8 , 9 9 5 p/mir, bd/side md, tint, cruise, p/tr, int. 94 MERCURY COUGAR XR-7 ‘94 BUICK CENTURY wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, alum whl., air bag ‘94 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL EXECUTIVE ‘93 CHEVROLET K-1500 BLAZER SPORT 2 dr, 6 cyl. auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/antl-lock brks, a/c, driver's side, ext: white, int: tan, Stk. 4 dr, fl cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/antl-lock brks,, a/c. am/fm 2 dr, 4 WD, 8 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/anti-lock brakes, fab/int, p/seats, buckets, rec/seato. console, am/fm st/cass, lab/int, p/seats, rec/seats, st/casa, leather/int, moon/rf, p/seats, buckets, a/c, am/tm st/cas3, fab/int. buckets, rBc/seats, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, gaugos, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, bd/slde md, tint, *12,995 #2754, Vin #R1443016. roc/soats, console, r/det. p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd'side md, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/cVl, p/mlr. bd/side md, tint, cruise, p/tr, sec sys, Int. wipers, front mats, tilt. cruise, p/tr, In t wipers, tilt, air bags, driver side, tint, cruise, p/tr, dig dash, mt. wipors, mats, p/ont, tilt, cruise, rf rack, sec sys, Int. wipers, mats, tilt, alum alum whl., air bags drivor and pasa, e x t red, Int: oxt beige, Int: tan. Stk #2835, Vin #R6443547, alum whl., air bags driver & pass,, keyless door ontry, wh, ext: white, Int: blue. Stk #R-4000, Vin axt: black, int: gray. Stk. #770, Vin #RY642536, 10.S88 red, Stk. #694. Vin #RH640154, 54,382 miles. 34.828 miles. 1995 BUICK #PJ317457, 46,129 miles. * 9 , 9 9 5 * 1 1 * 9 9 5 LeSABRE CUSTOM " * 1 8 , 9 9 5 * 1 9 , 9 9 5 '93 JEEP CHEROKEE COUNTRY ‘94 JEEP WRANGLER SAHARA 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/anti-lock '95 LINCOLNTOWN CAR EXECUTIVE ‘95 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 W D, 2 dr, 6 cyl, 5 spd. p/s, p/antl-lock brks.. 4 W D, 4 dr, 6 cyt, 5 spd, p/s, p/antl-lock brkB., brks, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, p/seats, 4 dr, 8 cyl. auto, o/d, p/s, p/antl-lock brks, a/c, 4 dr, 8 cyl. auto, od, p/s, p/antl-lock brakes, a/c, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fob/int, buckets, conaolo, a/c, am/fm st/cass. fab/int, hard top (tan) am/fm st/cass, leather/int, p/seats, rec/seats, r/det, am/fm st/cass, leather/int, p/seatB, rec/seats, r/dBf, removable, buckets, rec/seats, gauges, r/def, gaugos, bd/slda md, r/wipe-wash, cruise, rt rcc/seats, gau ge s, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mlr, p/w, p/d/l. p/mir, bd/slde md. tint, cruise, p/tr, dig p/w. p/d/l, p/mir. bd/side md, tint, cruise, p/tr, dig tint, r/wlpa-wash, Int. wipers, mats, tilt, alum dash, sec sys, Int . wipers, tilt, alum whl., air bags dash, Int, wipera. mats, tilt, alum wh, air bags driver rack, pin strip, Int. wipors, lilt, alum wh.. axt: wh., ext: green, (nt: green, Stk. #2786, Vin bd/side md, tint, cruise, pin strip, Int. green/tan, Int tan, Stk. #2780, Vin #PL595268, driver & pass., keyless door entry, ext: white, int: & pass, keyless door entry, ext: It. blue, int: blue, #RP431036, 18,132 miles. wipers, tilt, alum wh, air bag's driver & blue, Stk. #797, Vin USY700687, 20,631 miles. IM. Stk # 661, Vin #SY719372, 22.653 miles. pass, ext: whtie, Int: blue, Stk. # 2 8 0 6 , Vin * 1 4 , 4 9 5 * 1 4 , 9 9 5 *16,995 #SH521573, 28,712 miles. * 2 4 , 9 9 5 * 2 5 , 9 9 5 If you don't see it here call us at... 908-264-4006 THIS AD IS A COUPON AND M UST BE PRESENTED AT TIM E OF SALE ROUTE 35 • KEYPORT PRICES INCLUDE ALL COSTS EXCEPT TAX. LICENSE & REGISTRATION FEES. INDEPENDENT, MAY 15, 1996 6 1 BUICK PONTIAC Skylark Century Sunflre Grand Am Regal LeSabre Grand Prfx Firebird 9 A c re s of Roadmaster Bonneville C o f o r Riviera Park Ave Tran* Sport N e w C a rs Sonoma Pickup Sierra Pickup T rucks & Jimmy Yukon Suburban Safari Van Cargo Vans Vans That m m t h e rnw-N jm srn F i N / m m Mystique Sable Will S a v e '" |tal i Grand Marquis ,.Coi You Lots of LOW AS 4.8! G r e e n ! G r e e n ! ! LINCOLN - MERCURY BUICK-PONTIAC-GMC TRUCK 1 9 9 6 GER '96 GRAND AM '96 REGAL New 4-dr with 4-cyl, automatic, dual air bags, anti New 4-dr with 6-cyl, automatic, dual afr bags, anti lock brakes, air cond, AM/FM stereo cass, linled lock brakes, air cond, AM/FM stereo cass, tinted glass, power steering, rear defroster & morel VIN glass, power steering, rear defroster, power seals, #TM540674, slock #7664 MSRP $16,054. 36 cruise control, tilt wheel & morel VIN #T1440329, month closed end lease with $599 down/trade, stock #7757 MSRP $20,280, 30 month closed end $200 refundable security deposit, $400 acquisition lease with $1399 down/trade, $300 reiundable fee & 1st payment tor a total of $1398 due at security deposit, $400 acquisition lee & 1 si signing. Total of payments $7763. Buy option al payment for a total of $2398 due at signing. Total end $7454.12,000 mi/yr then .15/mi ol payments $10,748.12,000 mi/yr then .15 mi 6-CYL ENGINE FRONT -WHEEL DRIVE DUAL AIR BAGS 4-SPEED AUTOMATIC FRONT & REAR HEAT & AIR CONDITIONING POWER WINDOWS, LOCKS, BRAKES & STEERING TILT WHEEL CRUISE CONTROL LUGGAGE RACK REAR DEFROSTER * 1 9 9 . REMOTE FUEL DOOR RELEASE AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE 2 9 9 , New 1996 Mercury 7- passenger van VIN#TD639759, M SRP $23,380 24 month closed end lease with 1st payment & $300 ref sec dpst for total of $589 & $1000 Mfr incentive due at signing, total 96 GMC JIMMY 96 BONNEVILLE payments $6936, buy option at end $14,995,12,000 mi/yr then .15/mi [New 4-dr 4-wheel drive with 6-cyl, automatic, air New 4-dr front-wheel drive with 6-cyl, automatic, I bag, anti-lock brakes, air cond, AM/FM stereo air bag, anti-lock brakes, air cond, AM/FM stereo I cass, power seats, windows & locks, tinted glass, cass, power seats, windows & looks, tinted glass, IPEP I power steering, rear defroster & morel power steering, rear defroster & more! lviN#T522739, stock#7748 MSRP $25,017. 36 VIN#T4213080, St0ck#7423 MSRP $22,484. 36 1 month closed end lease with $999 down/trade, month closed end lease with $999 down/trade, MO! I $300 refundable security deposit, $400 acquisition $375 refundable security deposit, $400 acquisition I fee & 1st payment for a total of $1998 due at fee & 1st payment for a total of $2133 due at 1 signing. Total of payments $11,763 Buy option at signing. Total of payments $13,923 Buy option at 1 9 9 6 S A B L E lend $16,651, 12,000 mi/yr then .15/mi end $9893, 12,000 mi/yrthen .15/mi 1 K2M ; m & l 97 LeSabre 96 RIVIERA New 4-dr with 6-cyl, automatic, air bag, anti-lock New 2-dr with 6-cyl, automatic, air bag, anti-lock brakes, air cond, AM/FM stereo cass, power V6 ENGINE FRONT - WHEEL DRIVE DUAL AIR BAGS 4-SPEED AUTOMATIC brakes, air cond, AM/FM stereo cass, power seats, windows & locks, tinted glass, power steering, rear seats, windows & locks, tinted glass, power moon AIR CONDITIONING POWER WINDOWS, LOCKS, HEATED MIRRORS, STEERING & BRAKES defroster & morel VIN#VH406390, stock#7589 roof, rear defroster & morel VIN#T4711500, AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE RADIO REMOTE TRUNK RELEASE SOLAR TINTED GLASS MSRP $24,463. 30 month closed end lease with stock#7640 MSRP $35,050. 30 month closed TILT WHEEL 60/40 SPLIT FOLD-DOWN REAR SEAT REAR DEFROSTER MICRONAIR FILTRATION $1299 down/trade, $400 refundable security end lease with $1999 down/trade, $400 refundable security deposit, $400 acquisition fee New 1996 Mercury 4-dr VIN#TA6646571, M SR P $19,010, 24 month closed end lease with 1st pymnt & $300 ref sec deposit, $400 acquisition fee & 1st payment for a & 1st payment for a total of $3198 due at signing. dpst lor total of $589 & $600 Mfr incentive due at signing, total pymnts $6936, buy option at end $12,500,12,000 mi/yr total of $2498 due at signing. Total of payments Total of payments $13,969 Buy option at end then .15/mi $13,269 Buy option at end $14,430, 12,000 mi/yr then .15/mi $22,000,12,000 mi/yrthen .15/mi PER p e r I MO! s 3 9 9 ^ s 3 9 9 m & . l CALL 908-264-8500 CALL 908-264-4000 Prices include all costs except tax, license & registration fees. Supersedes other offers. Not responsible for typographical errors. € > 6 2 INDEPENDENT, MAY 15, 1996 B If You W ant To Feel Secure About Your New Car Purchase/ See George W all Lincoln M ercury. Y o u ’r e Bound To Find Exactly W hat You’re L o o k i n g F o r ! /— LINCOLNM...... MERCURYt . » N Certified Pre-Owned Our Peace Of Mind Program Features:** B rand N e w B rand N e w C A " R T T? >48 Hour Exchange *5 0 Point Check 1996 Mercury VILLAGER 1996 Mercury O A D L d j Van. Auto Trans w/OD. Frnt Wh«el 4-Dr, Auto Trans w/OD. V6 Eno. PS, PB. Air. Dual Air Ban, P/Locks/Seat. R r Dol, A •Bum per To Bum per Extended P/SMt/Wind/Lks/Mirrs. Rr Det/Wipar, Tilt. ___...... NO AM/FM Cass VIN #TA607767.^tk #T1143 MRSP $20,955. $600 Factorv Robato, Dc Discount $1981. # W 0 7 M SRP 525,030 Factory Rabalo $1000 . Doaler Discount 53657. Based on 24 mo. Closed end lease. No money Down Incls: $600 Rebate 5500 Owner rally Rebale If Dual., Based on 24 mo. Closed end lease. No money Down Incls: $1000 RCl Cash Rebate & $500 RCL Renewal Applied, 1 Coverage On Selected Vehicles w/$300 Rel. Sec. Dep., 1st Mo. Payment Due At Inception. Total 01 Pymnts $7176, Total Cost $8976. Purch. Optn MONEY $300 Ref. Sec. Dep., 1st Mo. Payment Due At Inception. Total 01 Pymnts $6696. Total Cost I. Purch. Optn At At Lease End $15.518.60.12,000 Mi. Per Year, $.15 Mi/Therealler. Offer Expires 7/2/96. Lease End $12,982.55.12,000 Mi. Per Year, $.11 MiAhereafter. DOWN! 1992 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS LS L e a s e | L e a s e 4-dr.. Auto Trans w/OD, V 8 Eng, P S, PI), Air, Dual Air Bag, P/Seat/Wind/Lks, Rr Del, Till, Cruise, T/GIs, AM/FM Cass. VIN P e r M o . P e r M o . *18,374 *279 #NX646536. Stk. #3932.49.550 Mi. *20,373 *299 2 4 M o s . * 2 4 M o s . ‘ ’ 1 1 5 9 9 1995 M ERCURY SABLE 4-dr., Auto Trans w/OD, Frnt W hl Drive, V6 Eng, PS, PB. Air, Dual Air Bag, P/Wind, B r Def, Tilt, Cruise. T/GIs, A M /FM C ass. VIN #SG627034. Stk. #19568,19,568 Mi. * 1 2 9 9 5 1993 M ERCURY VILLAGER Van, Auto Trans., Frnt W hl Drive, V 6 Eng, PS, PB, Air, P/Wind/Lks. Rr Del, Till, Cruise, T/GIs. VIN # PD J41943. Stk. #39 5 3 .4 2 .2 7 9 Mi. * 1 3 5 9 5 1994 LINCOLN TOW N CAR 4-dr., Auto Trans w/DD, Traction Control, V 8 Eng, PS, PB, Climate Control, Dual Air Bag, P/Seat/Wind/Lks/Mirrs, Leather, Rr Del, Tilt, Cruise, Keyless Entry. AM/FM Cass. VIN #RY637152. Stk. #3873. 30,017 Mi. 2 1 9 9 5 B rand I B rand N ew 1995 LINCOLN TOW N CAR 1 9 9 6 Lit TOWN CAR 1997 Mercury 4-dr.. Auto Trans w/OD. V8 Eng. PS, PB, Climate Control, Dual Air 4-Dr.. MOUNTAINEER „ ___ __ 4-Dr, ALL WHEEL DRIVE, Auto Trans., B-Cyl Eng., PS. PB. Air, Dual Air Bag, P/Wind'Locks/Crulse. Tilt, Bag. P/Seat/Wind/Lks/Mirrs, R r Del. Tilt, Cruise. Keyless Entry, Qualified.. U*-il«i Discount 53681. AM/FM Stereo Cass , T/GIs, Running Boards VIN /VUJ01574. Stk #V1002. M fiSP $30,348. AM/FM Cass. VIN #SY751316. Stk. #4032.13,765 Mi. Based on 24 mo. Closed end lease w/SGOO cash down, $2750 laclo rebate S $500 loyalty rebale il qual.. $500 Based on 38 mo. Closed end lease w/jlOOO down, $450 Bank Fee, $425 Rel. Sec. Dep., Due At Lease Inception. ’ 2 5 9 9 5 Fttf Sec Dep 1st Mo tnt Dae * Al * Inception. * Total 01 Pymnts — ill, 736., Total Cost; $16,086. Parch Optn At Total Pymnts $15,010. Total Cost $16,885. Porch. Optn At Lease End SIS,317. Total mileage allowance 38,000. $.8 Lease End 0 , 793.20.12,000 Mi. Pei Year, S.tS Per Mi/Thweatter. per Mi./Thereafter. 1995 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4-dr., Auto Trans w/OD, Traction Control, frnt W hl Drive, V8 Eng, PS, L e a s e L e a s e “EXPLO RE THE PB. Dual Air Bag, P/Seats/Wlnd/Lks/Mirrs, R r Def, Tilt, Cruise, T/GIs.. Keyless Entry, AM/FM cass. VIN *SY 7 2 6 8 6 3 . Stk. #3887. 22,708 Mi. P e r M o . P e r M o . DIFFERENCE” * 3 2 3 9 9 * 4 8 9 2 4 M o s . * <395 3 8 M o s . * 1997 vs 1996 V JJ 'Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for licensing, registration & taxes. “ Come In For Extended Details. 2 M iles Off The Garden State Parkw ay Exit 109 INDEPENDENT, MAY 15, 1996 6 3 N ew • 1996 • Lincoln 4.6 liter E F I V-8, auto trans. w/OD„ P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM stereo cass., traction assist, leather seating surface, dual air bags. Loaded! Stk. #T496. VIN #TY681909. M SR P $38,365. Rebate $1,000. Owner Loyalty Rebate $500. Irwin Disc. $4,270. 24 month lease. 12,000 miles per year, 150 per mile over. For leases, $1,100 cap cost reduction, $2,750 Rebate, $500 Owner Loyalty Rebate. $500 ref. sec. dep. required. Per. Mo. Plus *J $32,595 Tax New • 1996 • M ercury New • 1996 • M ercury New • 1996 • M ercury New 1996 • Mercury G R A N D SABI. VILLAGER MYSTIQUE M A R Q U I S G S GS sedan. 4.6 liter SEFI V-8. auto trans. w/OD., P/S, GS sedan. 3.0 liter 6 cyl. auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, GS wagon, 3.0 liter, auto Irans.. P/S. P/B. A1C, P/W. P/L. P/8-way driver 4 dr. sedan. 2.0 liter 4 cyl. 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, PAW, speed control, frt. & r. carpet fir. seat. P/mirrors, r. dot., 7 pass, seating, speed control, privacy glass, P/B, A/C, P/antenna, r. def., heated mirrors, AM/FM P/L, P/W, speed control, Irt. & r. fir. mats, AM/FM mats, radial spoke whl. covers, ilium, entry, cloth Int., lugg. rack, undorseat storage, alum, whls, flip open liftgale window, r. stereo cass. Stk. KT186. VIN #TK608234. MSRP stereo cass,, cloth bucket seats. Stk. #T512. VIN white side wall tires. Stk. #T455. VIN #TX648376. haat & A/C, QS trim, all-season radials, license plate bracket, light $16,055. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $300. Rebate $600. #TG641506. MSRP $20,255. Opt. Pkg, Disc. $500. MSRP $23,520. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $1,800. Rebate $750. grpipow ar r. vant window, cloth Int., B92A pkg., keyless ontry, Stk. College Grad Rebate $400. Irwin Disc. $1,260. 24 Rebate $600. College Grad Rebate $400. Irwin Disc. #T507. VIN #TDJ30585. MSRP $25,070. Opt, Pkg. Disc. $1,885. Rebate College Grad Rebate W00. Irwin Disc. $1,485. 24 month lease, 12,000 miles per year, 15? per mile $1,460. 24 month lease, 12,000 miles per year, 15c month lease, 12,000 miles per year, 15c per mile over. $1,000. College Grad Rebate $400. Renewal Rebate $500. $1,100 cap per mile over. For leases, $1,100 cap cost reduction, cost reduction, $225 ref. sec. dep. required. 24 month lease, 12,000 over. For leases, $1,100 cap cost reduction, $225 For leases, $1,100 cap cost reduction, $400 ref. sec. miles per year, 15$ per mile over. ref. sec. dep. required. $500 renewal rebate. $250 ref. sec. dep. required. dep. required. Our Lowest Price This Year! ■ Forv $ 1 3 ,4 9 5 **17,295■ GrFoBruv S 1 9 ,0 8 5 Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing, registration and taxes. ©Mayer & Dunn Adv. For Information call 1-800-525-1818 LINCOLN Routes 9 & 33 FREEHOLD M e r c u r y Showroom Hours 9-9 Mon.-Thurs.;9-6 Fri., 9-5 Sat. SALES • SERVICE • PARTS • LEASING 462-1818 ♦ O i' t » t 4 • 4 t I 6 4 INDEPENDENT, MAY 15,1996 FEE/ NO security 91 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GL 91 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE GSDOHC ‘91 MAZDA MIATA 89 MITSUBISHI MIRAGE 2-Dr., 5-Spd Man Trans, FRWD, CONVERTIBLE. 5-Spd 2-dr., 5-Spd Trans, Frill Turbo. 4-Cyl Ena, 5-spa5-spd wianAMan. 4-Dr.,_4-Spd Man. Trans, Frnt ^ 4-Cyl lo Valve Ena, Dual Man Trans, Frnl Will ‘Whl Drive, 4-0yl Ena, PS, PB, Trans, PS. PB, Air, Alloy Whls. C Overhead Cam, PS, PB, Air, Drive, 4-Cyl Eng. PS. Air. P/Wind/Lks/Mirrs. Rr Rr Def, AM/FM Cass., VINV P/Wind/Lks/Mirrs, Rr Dof/Wiper, PB, Air, Air Baq. AM/FM Dof/Wipo r. Alloy Whls, AM/FM #KU028040. Stk #4191A beiwTpe’r. AM/FM Cass, Rt $1 Till, Cruise, AM/FM Cass, Sun Cass. VIN IM1237500. Rack. VIN /MM0I4200. U i l i l l l Rool. VIN #ME094389. Stk Stk #4110A. 45,134 Mi. 10.995 Cass. VIN #JK003135. Slk 48,949 Mi. Stk #4118A. 88.358 Mi. W w w w #40748. 68,790 Mi. #4136A. 76,199 Mi. ‘92 NISSAN PATHFINDER '34 MITSUBISHI DIAMANTE WAGON ‘95 MITSUBISHI EXPO WAGON ‘94 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE ‘92 MAZDA MIATA W aoon, Auto Trans Auto Trans w/OD, 4-Cyl 3-Dr. 5-Spd Man Trans, 4-Cyl CONVERTIBLE, Aulo Trans w/OD, 6-Cyl Ena. P/DIsc Aulo Trans w/OD, V6 Eng, Eng, PS. PB, AM/FM Cass, PS. P/Disc Brks. AM/FM P/Wind/Lk«. Air, Dual Air Ena. PS, P/DIsc Brks, AM/FM w/OD, Frnt will Drive, P/S, Brks, AM/FM CD, PB, Air, Ait Baa. P/Win/tks, Air, T/Gls, Rr Cass, P/Wind/Lks/Mirrs. Bag. T.GIs, Rr Def, Tilt. Cass. AH, T/Gls. Rt Del. Till. Del, Tilt, Cruise, Gauges, Ail. t/GIs, Rr Dll. Till, Cruise, Rem. Mirrs, All Spit Mirrs, Ail Sea. Sli. Bltd P/Wind/Lks, Till, Cruise, Cruise, All Sea. Stl. Bltd Sea, Stl. Bltd Radials. Rem. Mirrs, All Sea. Stl. Styled Whls. VIN Radials. Styled Whls. VIN AM/FM Cass/CD, Alloy Bltd Radials, Alloy Whls. Radials, Alloy Whls. VIN Mils. VIN #N03I0698. 12,995 15,495 /RT000237. Slk IP332. 15,990 /SZ003815. Stk #P365. 16,595 ffl£120960. Slk #3331. $ 1 1 , 9 9 5 VIN /NW013962. Stk 22,493 Mi. Program Car. 17,020 Mi. Program Car 16,07/ Ml. Slk I4213A. 46.856 Mi. #4077A. 62.B42 Ml. m A R t YOUR D IR IB T M ITSUBISHI FACTORY GOHHEGTIUNI Parkway Exit 105 Rt 36 Monmouth < f M a ll ■ ■ A INDWay $ Sea Coast h - x : * * © W/Park Ave. ^ MITSUBISHI I P OAKHURST 1908] 493-4333 and M onm outh Malls.) 30M C)y LEASE71& 8 9 C iT/ payinent'^&O^) ^ f6 SecC Dep? eS495 b ^n k^e ? $3566 m oney clown due at inception, total7 of pym nt $2670.. T n * cos? $7131 Optn to purch At lease end $1 1,923. 24 MO. LEASE: w/$179 1st payment, $200 ret Sec. Dep . $495 bank fee. $999 m oney dow n due at K e o tio n total ot pym nt $4296 total cost: $5990. Optn to purch at lease end $12,723.30. 36 MO. LEASE w/$209 1st paym ent. $250 ref. Sec, Dep. $495 bank fee Sfe ? i n ® n total o paym ents $7524. total cost $8219. Optn to purchase at lease end $10,913.40. 42 MO. LEASE w/No 1st payment, no down payment. No B a n k f S No Sec ir ty Deposit total paym ent $9618. toal cost $9618. Optn to purchase at lease end: $10,105.10.000 Mi. Per Year/$ 15 Per Mi. Therafter.