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BY LAUREN JAEGER But borough officials plan to change that. Staff Writer First, the former public works build­ or about 37 years, a huge sewer ing, used now for storage (the offices re­ tank marred three acres of prime located to Beers Street about five years public waterfront on American ago), will be repainted, according to FLegion Drive, Keyport. Councilman Wade Pedersen, who calls The tank hadn’t been used since 1976 the project “my field of dreams.” and last month the Borough Council had Right now, the building is a bright it demolished blue. However, shutters will be placed Now, officials are making plans to around the windows, and the building spruce up the area where the old sewage will be painted a beige-brown color with digester tank once stood. blue and maroon trim. The borough will spend roughly By doing this, the building will match $11,000 to give a face lift to the land and the Steamboat Dock Museum, which is the old public works building which sits right next door, Pedersen explained. on the site. The cinder-block building will The money for the park upgrade is remain as public works storage for now. part of a $65,000 bond ordinance ob­ In the future, though, it may become a tained two years ago to pay for the re­ Welcome Center or quite possibly the moval of the sewage tank. Keyport Chamber of Commerce head­ Last year, $40,000 of that sum was quarters. used for pumping out the sewage and Pedersen said that any future grants cleaning out the inside of the tank, in or loans “may be more easily attainable preparation for its demolition. when agencies see that Keyport has used Middletown resident Ethel Desmond serves as president of the board of directors Last month, the tank was destroyed its own finances to beautify its wa­ of Bayshore Village, a senior-housing complex in Port Monmouth which just cele­ by Ace Manzo demolition for $8,000. terfront.” brated its 20th anniversary. Daniel Towers, another senior-housing building in the Right now, the land is marked by piles Kathy Shaw, the executive director of New Monmouth section, is also celebrating 20 years. For the story, see page 10. of plowed dirt, a broken chain-link fence, Continued on page 3 (Photo by Rich Schultz) and the old public works building. Doctor’s office ready to r o ll

______BY MARILYN DUFF ______tor, who practiced in Holmdel from 1820 until his death in 1867. His son, Henry G. Staff Writer Cooke, continued the practice until 1905. ast week Holmdel Historical Society Both were prominent members of the President Gerald Ceres saw his eight- county medical community, and the year dream inch closer to reality. younger Cooke was a Civil War surgeon. As he stood watching day after day, By week’s end, the tiny, two-story L brick-lined building, complete with chim­ two workers gradually raised an early 19th-century medical building from its ney, had been methodically raised onto a foundation, readying it for transport across long trailer and moved to the side of the McCampbell Road to a new foundation road. All that stood in the way now was adjacent to the Holmdel Village School. getting the telephone company to make a Wilbur and Edith Trapp, the former clearance under telephone cables owners of Ramanessen farm, donated the By the end of this week, the building doctor’s office to Ceres in 1986 for the should be safely set back down on a new Holmdel Historical Society. foundation, where the historical society But it has taken eight years to get the plans to preserve it as a medical museum developers to move the building to a suit­ and local genealogy research center. able new site. “I ’m thrilled to say the least,” Ceres The three-room, 18-by-22-foot medical said, as he watched Wayne Yaurusi of The historic doctor’s office on McCampbell Road in Holmdel is being moved facility was built in 1823 by Robert W.A. Movers and Contracting, Westfield, across the street this week to Holmdel Village School property. Woodward Cooke, a third-generation doc­ Continued on page 4 (Photo by Rich Schultz)

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THIS ISSUE: W a te rfro n t site to get face lift

Continued from page 1 the Keyport Partnership Inc. said that her organization will apply for an Intermodel Keyport Open Space Surface Transportation Enhancement Act (ISTEA) grant to convert the building into a welcome center for the New Jersey Coastal Heritage Trail. The ISTEA grant, which so far gave Keyport a “no” twice, will allot at least $6 million a year until 1997 to fund trans­ portation enhancement activities. The trail, expected to be completed in 1998, will run 275 miles, from South Amboy to Cape May, and will be ad­ ministered by the state and the National Parks Service. However, with or without a Welcome Center, Pedersen said he would like to see public bathrooms in the building. “There is a need for handicapped ac­ Actor Ted Landers of cessible bathrooms The fence Hazlet has already been on on the waterfront,” w ill be Larry King Live and other Pedersen noted. pushed all talk shows — sort of. “That is one thing I the w ay Page 27 we will look into, back, but a (handicap leaving one accessible) build­ I acre fo r REGULAR FEATURES ing does not come cheap.” public The huge pile recreation. • Calendar Page 36 of brush on the • Classifieds Page 47 grounds will be • Editorials Page 32 converted into wood chips. • Letters Page 32 “The county will send in a tub grinder to grind up the wood chips,” said • Milestones Page 40 Pedersen. Then, the wood chips will be • Obituaries Page 42 spread all about the lot. • Sports Page 44 “We want to keep it as inexpensive as OPEN Existing • Police Beat Page 41 possible,” he noted. “Maybe someday SPACE building • Property Lines Page 43 grass will grow on the land, but it’s a tough area to grow grass. You need decent • Yesteryear Page 33 top soil.” Sand-salt storage area Also, it is so close to the salt water bay Relocate that the salt spray constantly sprinkles firemen's New stockade fence tra:ler over the bulkhead and onto the property, Phone numbers: Pedersen explained. Storage^ rI _____ Editorial However, he would like to see shrub­ Alley bery and trees planted on the site. Materialial storage bins Dumpster i--- 1 (J□ 254-7000 Ext. 226 ■i— i i — 3 |----- 1 I____ 1 Gas FAX 254-0486 Pedersen, who is in charge of public I I Electric pump Circulation works and the waterfront on the borough r 254-1755 council, has been working with Art Display Advertising Rooke, superintendent of Keyport Public 972-6740 Ext. 220 Works, on these plans for about 10 FAX 254-0256 months Classified 1-800-660-4ADS He has plans for the broken chain link Classified FAX 432-0016 fence, also, which currently surrounds the three-acre property. Parts of the fence had been destroyed when the tank was demol­ t - BAYSHORE . ished. Independent The fence, or what’s left of it, will be pushed all the way back, leaving one acre Managing Editor of open space for public recreation. It will be located in an L shape around Judith McGee Feeney the public works building. The cost for the Sports Coordinator fence is expected to run about $1,200 and Lindsey Siede the gates on each end, about another Executive Editor $1,200, Pedersen said. Gregory Bean “W e’re getting a 6-foot stockade, Publisher wood slat fence and we’ll bolt it to the Kevin Wittman chain link fence,” Pedersen noted. Damaged portions of the fence will be A Greater Media Newspaper thrown out. Behind the fence, the sand and salt A TANKLESS JOB — Now just plowed earth with a bright blue building in storage area will be located. Also, the gas The Bayshore Independent circulation is the background, this property on American Legion Drive, Keyport, is on subject to audit by Verified Audit of pump, a Dumpster, and material storage the way to becoming attractive, thanks to the efforts of borough officials Circulations, Inc. Pubiished Wednesday by bins will be hidden from the public eye. and a tidy sum of money. The land used to be the site of the Keyport the Greater Monmouth Publishing Co., There is no time frame set to finish the Sewage Digester tank, which was razed last month. The trailer shown in Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick N.J. 08816. Third-class postage paid at work, either. Instead, the public works the background was only temporary, belonging to the staff members of Eatontown , N.J. $32 a year. First-class employees will tackle these jobs when the Fireman’s Fair, held near the land last week. mail subscription available at $65 for 26 they can. (Photo by Lauren Jaeger) weeks, 40 cents a copy. 4 JULY 20, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT Doctor’s office ready to roll

Continued from page 1 into the upscale Vineyards development, sold off on a 4.5-acre and another worker begin to jack up the but it was only about three weeks ago, lot — and complying building. with the help of Frank Carr, a Holmdel with strict use restric­ It took two hours just to get the giant resident and attorney, that the final obsta­ tions imposed by the trailer truck in place, to move it under the cles to moving the medical building were developers. That’s building. overcome. The developers are paying the when Carr entered the Ceres hopes to restore the exterior $14,000 moving cost, said Ceres. picture. before school opens, replacing rotted “I couldn’t praise him enough,” he Ceres said the foundation sills, a deteriorated slate roof said of Carr, “because he really un­ board will have a key, and decorative railings. locked,” the impenetrable red tape. Carr, a so that students can visit the museum when “We’ll try to keep it as original as we member of the society who lives in a his­ can,” he said. toric home himself, only became aware of it’s restored. Village the problem in late April. For the medical museum, he wants to School is a kinder­ get medical artifacts or even photographs The society originally planned to move garten through grade if the real thing can’t be found. He has the building to one of two township- three school. already begun collecting early medical owned tracts, Cross Farm on Route 520 or The Village School books and plans to contact a medical his­ Bayonet Farm on Middletown Road. The site was part of Robert torical society to ask for help from the developers, in the meantime, got tied up Cooke’s initial 14-acre local medical community. with the federal Resolution Trust land acquisition in Holmdel, which he There are two rooms on the first floor Corporation because of bank loans made later expanded to of the building, a main room with a fire­ by the failed City Federal Savings and place and a smaller room. An enclosed Loan bank and “almost refused to about 300 acres. He is staircase at the back leads to a small address” the 1986 agreement with the believed to have first built the medical upstairs room. There is a fancy en­ Trapps, said Ceres. building and, follow­ tranceway and the doors appear to be When the society finally got them to original. The flooring was replaced, prob­ act, the township decided the building ing his marriage to Susan Gansevoort of ably when the building was moved from could not be moved to township property Albany, the substantial elsewhere on the property about 1913. because of liability concerns. house. The former owners of Ramanessen Finally, in January, the society got approval from the Board of Education to Ceres believes the farm, where the Cookes lived, offered the doctor may have lived doll-house-like medical building to Ceres move the building to the Village School briefly with the Rev. in 1986 when they sold the large farm property. Samuel A. Van property to local developer Frank DiMisa That almost fell through when the Vranken, who lived in and partners. “A deal was made,” Ceres developers imposed insurance restrictions the former Reformed said, between the owners, Wilbur and during the move that the society could not meet. At that point the society considered Church parsonage, Edith Trapp, and DiMisa that the develop­ which still stands just ers would move it to a location to be leaving the building where it was, next to the large Ramanessen farmhouse — south of Village decided by the historical society. INSIDE THE BUILDING— The fireplace and back School, at the corner The farm has since been developed which the developers restored and then stairway. (Photo by Marilyn Duff) of Route 520 and Middletown Road. After his retirement in 1905, Henry Van Vranken also married a Gansevoort Cooke sold his 120-acre tract to Sarah and girl, and Ceres thinks the two women may Theron McCampbell, who developed a have been sisters. prosperous vineyard and started an annual In the mid 19th-century, Cooke pur­ Scottish Heritage festival on the property. chased three parcels of land in the grow­ Theron McCampbell was the inventor ing village of Holmdel and moved his of the ladies dress pattern. Sarah used the practice to a larger building, which still little medical building as an art studio. stands at 59 Main Street. Theron died in the 1930s, and in the Cooke left the western 120 acres of his 1960s, Mrs. McCampbell left the prop­ Holmdel land to his son, Henry, who had erty, some of which had been previously joined the practice, and the eastern 183 sold off, to her caretaker, Harold White, acres to his son, Ambrose. A Colts Neck who resided at the former Reformed par­ tract went to his third son, Robert A. A sonage. White sold the Ramanessen farm daughter died in 1867, the same year as site to the Trapps in 1966, according to Cooke. Ceres.

Poetry contest winners picked

The Monmouth County Park “Trees,” (ages 13 to 18) Kim Steefel System has announced the winners of of Morganville for “Blind Horse.” its “Poets in the Parks” contest for Second place was awarded to (ages 7 children- Area youngsters between the to 12) Elliot Levy, Oakhurst, for ages of 7 and 18 submitted poems in “Don’t Do That,” (ages 13 to 18) the categories of original presentation, Christen Rocco, West Long Branch, rhyme, and humor. for “The Water Beats the Shore.” In the original presentation catego­ Third place winners were (ages 7 to ry, the first place poems were (ages 7 12) George Dawson, Middletown, for to 12); “Shadow Guests” by Candice “Snowflake,” (ages 13 to 18) Lauren Kenmuir of Manalapan, (ages 13 to Riskalla, Hazlet, for “Reading is Fun.” 18); “Origami” by Jaime Brossman of In the humorous poetry category, Aberdeen. Second place winners were (ages 7 to 12) Ellie Cheung of (ages 7 to 12) “Help” by Emily Holmdel won first place for “Long Bonilla of Cream Ridge; (ages 13 to Hair,” (ages 13 to 18) Daniel 18 “Friends” by Marissa Porskievies Brownridge of Long Branch for of West Long Branch. Third place “What Came First?” Second place winners were (ages 7 to 12) “Ice” by poems were (ages 7 to 12) “The Maeve Pettit of Atlantic Highlands, Colorful Fish” by Evan Weiner of “Snow” by Melissa Strelsky of Morganville, (ages 13 to 18) Keyport. “Chatterbox” by Krystyna Komogala The first place winners in the of Eatontown. Third place was award­ rhyme category were (ages 7 to 12) ed to (ages 7 to 12) Vinay Singh, Amanda Solomon of Manalapan for Manalapan, for “What to Write?” I

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E R A Advantage Keyport o f f ic e BY LAUREN JAEGER and many of the people use their pay phone to call the police. Staff Writer Another conditional license was is­ sued to Anastasios Petris, owner of the O thanks you for the ABERDEEN — All of the township’s alcohol permits were renewed last month Safari VIP Food and Spirits, Route 34. overwhelming response on with little fanfare. Under the township’s conditions, no A few of the renewals, however, alcoholic beverages should be served came with conditions imposed upon between 2-6 a.m., except Sunday and the Grand Opening of our them. New Year’s Day, in which the hours are A conditional license was issued to extended to 7 a.m. and 8 a.m respec­ newly expanded o ffic e . Rosalia Randazzo, owner of the MVP tively. Sports Cafe on Route 34. The license also states that if January The township requested the 1 falls on a Sunday, “no alcoholic bever­ bar/restaurant to put uniformed security ages may be sold, served, delivered to or 117 Highway 35 guards inside and outside consumed in the ...premises between 5 from 8 p.m. until closing a.m. and noon.” Keyport, N.J. 07735 on weekends, develop a A few of the Meanwhile, crowd control plan and alcohol perm its Councilman John Gart­ ley said he heard a few (908) 264-3456 keep the area around the cam e w ith condi establishment free from problems that were Looking for a career? Call Natalie or Patrick debris. tions im po sed... related to the Next Stop The township also varying on the Liquors (owned by Norman Barsky, Inc.) asked MVP to keep better establishm ent control of the parking, so by the A&P, on the cor­ receiving the as “to not have the police ner of Cliffwood Av­ constantly monitoring for r e n e w a l . enue and Route 35. violations of the township He said that people parking ordinance.” have told him they have Although MVP has been open for seen people in the parking lot drinking three years, problems have decreased out of paper bags, and because of this, they have been afraid to shop at the OF OUR NEW GIFT BASKET DEPARTMENT during the past year and a half, Ran­ dazzo said. supermarkets during the evening hours. a However, when he questioned . G ift Baskets For A ll Occasions Made To Order “We have a cover at the door to keep other store owners at the same mall, they Fruit Baskets Delivered To Hospitals the riffraff out,” she said. “We have claimed that there were no problems that Local Deliv< security guards and bouncers and taxi­ could be associated with the liquor busi­ j cabs that we call for people who can’t ness. n drive home.” POPOV VODKA INGLENOOK WINES The one-year licenses, good from (Not White Zin) She noted that there seems to be a i u June 30, 1994 until July 1, 1995, met i $ 0 6 9 1 $ y 9 9 high number of car accidents because of i 1.75 LITER 4 LITER the Van Brackle/Route 34 intersection, PLUS TAX vi PLUSTAX Continued on next page ' WITH COUPON ONLY • EXPIRES 7/26/94 • IND WITH COUPON ONLY • EXPIRES 7/26/94 • IND jW:. 2S: :^2;3S 'SS'25: :^S:2 r COORS, COORS LIGHT, 9 BERINGER WHITE ZINFANDEL PARTY SUPPLIES & $ o u n d by V IN N ’S Rental center COORS EXTRA GOLD Family Owned and Operated & $ e a u / y , Inc CASE OF 12 OZ. CANS I $4,69 * 1 1 * 9 PLUS TAX ■ # 750 ML LET OUR PARTY SPECIALISTS HELP W ARM ONLY I ■ PLUSTAX Salon & Beauty Supplies ■ PLAN YOUR OUTDOOR EVENT WITH COUPON ONLY • EXPIRES 7/26/94 • IND WITH COUPON ONLY • EXPIRES 7/26/94 • IND “All Your Beauty Supply Needs" f J ANN'S COUPON I . • Tables "Chairs Tuesdays SPECIALS FROM THE DELI • Canopies Senior Citizens I I •Tents* Chafing Dish M a n ic u r e BOARS HEAD LO SALT OR DELUXE BOILED HAM...... $4 59 lb I 1 0 % , • China • BBQ Grills $500 BOARS HEAD MUENSTER CHEESE...... $2 lb • Coffee Urn 79 s OFF 1 • Bar • Fountains BOARS HEAD BOLOGNA OR LIVERWURST...... $2 39 lb • Popcorn Machine • Hairstyling • Perms • Conditioning | A n y R e n ta l \ SPECIAL HOMEMADE RED POTATO SALAD...... *1 LB • Cotton Candy 99 j with coupon ■ • Hot Dog Cart • Tips • Wraps • Designs • Pedicures NO COUPON NECESSARY • GOOD THRU 7/26/94 • BETTY'S KARAOKE DAILY 9-2 • MUM'S TEETH FOUND? , Not to combined J • Linens • Napkins with any J 1 Invitations • Ribbons j FREEBOTni OF ! C A N A D A D R Y i of our other offers I • Matches • Stirrers I______I and much more NAIL POLISH ORANGE , Q 2 Liter Products 8 9 " p lu s ta x j with any Service or Purchase } 5 6 6 - 1 8 6 9 B 8S m SPRING WATER ’ , _WITH_COjJP0N , ; TOWN SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER JUICE *1 T/T3o, Cliffwood Ave. & Matawan Rd. 315 BROAD STREET • MATAWAN 2 fo r *1 5 9 * gal. (Near Pizza Hut) Matawan 2 9 0 - 8 1 9 9

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D aniel Towers, Village. She used to live in the Leonardo section of the township and then moved to Bayshore Village Mississippi. But before leaving she applied for housing at Bayshore. She likes m ark 20th year the privacy the one-story units provide, she said, while out walking her small dog.’ BY MARILYN DUFF Middletown’s senior housing program Staff Writer got its start in the 1960s when a citizens committee was established to develop a MIDDLETOWN - Last month senior citizens program. “Many people marked the 20th anniversary of a new type worked behind the scenes,” said of housing in Middletown for which the Desmond. She used to make lunches for demand continues to grow. seniors at the first senior center at town On June 17, Daniel Towers, a 100- hall. Seniors now have their own building umt, high-rise senior-housing complex on at the Croydon Hall complex in Leonardo. New Monmouth Road, celebrated its 20th Daniel Towers is named for Daniel anniversary. Kelly, whose wife, Helen, chaired the LIMITED TIME OFFER And two weeks later, on June 29 early citizens committee. Bayshore Village, a 96-unit, one-story And Luftman Towers is named for the complex in Port Monmouth, marked its wife of Col. Harry Luftman. He was twentieth year. instrumental in getting state funding for Middletown’s other two buildings the Bayshore Village. Bayshore is the only Alice V. Tomaso Plaza building located building that was not originally planned as near Daniel Towers, opened in 1978, and part of the senior complex. Luftman Towers in the Lincroft section Some of the other committee members opened in 1979. Both are high rises. were former Police Chief Joseph The demand is so great that waiting McCarthy (who still helps), Thomas lists are only opened about every three Conrad (who continues to serve on a years, according to Richard Gage, who board), Bill Johnson Sr. and James supervises the town’s senior housing. The urodeska, according to Gage. units are then filled by a lotteiy drawing. All together, at the four buildings, When the waiting lists are closed, people there are 700 units. Bayshore Village is can be put on an inquijy list so they will run by the Middletown Senior Citizens be notified when the lists open. Housing Corporation, whose board has To qualify to live in the units, you five members appointed by the Township have to be aged 62 or disabled and meet Committee and two elected by the tenants. income requirements. Luftman Towers is overseen by the Gage manages all four buildings, plus Lincroft Senior Citizens Corporation, an Existing Housing Program, which which has a seven-member board all includes 150 subsidized units at different appointed by the Township Committee. locations. These do not have age require­ Daniel and Tomaso are both run by the ments, said Gage. Housing Authority, Their seven-member Gage said there is increasing demand boards include five Township Committee for subsidized senior housing and the appointments, a mayor’s appointment, and “demand is not being addressed.” Federal a governor’s appointment. funding that was available in the 1970s Daniel Towers is a little different than just isn t available anymore, he said, the other buildings in that it is subsidized although public housing continues to be as a building, rather than individual units. built in urban areas like Newark and Since it was built, it has been home to Camden. over 500 residents, said Gage. The existing buildings were funded Right now. Gage said they are plan­ through federal or state programs and rent ning something new at Luftman Towers subsidies come from the federal govern­ — a 55-unit addition that would provide ment. assistance to the frail elderly, a form of “It’s very, very sad, and does not assisted living. A lot of the people who please me at all,” said Ethel Desmond, live in the buildings need some type of president of the Board of Directors at help after awhile, he said. Bayshore Village, in commenting on the Some of the people are almost aban­ lopsided supply and demand. Desmond doned by their families and some nearly has been involved with senior housing for belong in nursing homes, Gage said. a number of years and has been board The buildings are all situated near president of Bayshore Village since 1985. shopping areas and provide transportation She said her biggest accomplishment as and activities. president was getting Gage Management to manage the complex. In 1979, when Gage came on board, there was one tenant over age 90. Now Unlike the other three buildings, only there are 37, he said. His management 50 percent of Bayshore Village’s units are group basically serves as an “intermediary subsidized. They have a turnover of about between the buildings and the federal gov­ 10 units a year, she said. As president of ernment,” he explained. the board, her main concerns are mainte­ Because there are no residency re­ nance and “that people are treated with respect.” quirements, Gage said a lot of people think the tenants come from out-of-state, “I love it (here),” commented Helen when in fact, 90 percent of the applicants Jones, a six-year resident at Bayshore are from this area. THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 20,1994 1 1

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Of the students attending four-year 84 percent of grads colleges, approximately half will remain pursue education, in New Jersey. Sixteen plan to attend Rutgers University, eight, Monmouth rest to jobs, military College, and nine, Montclair State. The class valedictorian, Andrea Wolf, BY MARILYN DUFF will attend Princeton University, and the Staff Writer salutatorian, June Yiu, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Andrea plans to study medicine, while June wants to be an HAZLET — The school administra­ electrical engineer. tion and Board of Education are bursting Both girls were extremely active in with pride over this year’s graduating school extracurricular activities and each received the prestigious Bausch & Lomb The 219-member Class of ’94 had 47 Science Award National Honor Society members. And 84 Martha Heckel and Kevin Mulieri percent of graduates plan to continue edu­ were recipients of $1,000 James Donlon cation beyond high school. The high number of students attending Memorial Awards; Jose Roman and Frank college is something they are particularly Wilson, $1,000 Patrolmen’s Benevolence pleased with, said the two top administra­ Association No. 189 scholarships. tors, Schools Superintendent Michael Also Jennifer Yacovelli received a The Producer of Monmouth Cablevision’s M oney & Cleffi and Assistant Superintendent $1,200 Math League award; Sean Parkes, Sense Show is looking for potential guests who have an Letitia Graybill. an $1,100 Math League award; and interesting investment and/or consumer-related product In discussing the class profile, Cleffi Jennifer Perry, a $1,000 Keyport Kiwanis scholarship. There were numerous other and/or service that our 118,000 potential viewing house­ recalled when he was striving to get 70 holds might be interested in. percent of the graduates to continue on to scholarships and awards in lesser college or other educational pursuits. amounts. If you qualify, you could be a guest on one of our future Of the college-bound students, 98 or Forty-eight students received local shows. There is no fee or any type of charge for this 44.8 percent will attend four-year colleges scholarships. opportunity. and 72 or 32.9 percent, two-year colleges. Toward the end of June, the district Eight plan to attend technical school held its first annual Awards Assembly, at Interested parties should contact Peter Grandich at 908­ and four, secretarial school. which all high school and middle school 280-7832 or by mail P.O. Box 2130, Farmingdale, NJ 07727. Of those not planning at this time to students who received recognition during Money and Sense can be seen on Monmouth Cablevision’s further their education, 32 or 14.6 percent the year were honored. Over 300 people TV-34, Tuesday night at 10 PM and Thursday at 8 PM. will seek employment and five plan to attended, said Cleffi, and he plans to con­ enter the armed services. tinue the practice next year.

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Allaire every detail — from paint to the donated State Park offer many exciting activities and purchased antiques to the historically such as camping and hiking and picnic accurate reproductions that decorate the areas, but most people are drawn to the buildings. park by the unique Historic Allaire Run by a small paid staff and approxi­ Village. mately 150 volunteers, the facilities are operated under the control of various The village is the former Howell guilds. The guild members are trained in a Works Co., an authentic restoration of the particular skill to create a true demonstra­ NEIL SIM ON’S Mechanical Age boom town. James tion of the craft. NEW BROADW AY COM EDY Allaire, the founder, was an inventor, industrialist and entrepreneur who worked Throughout the year, village volun­ with Robert Fulton making the brass fit­ teers create a variety of exhibits to estab­ tings instrumental in the operation of the lish a living history of the 19th century LAUGHTER world’s first successful commercial with public appeal. The church is decorat­ steamboat. ed by the volunteers and rented out for ON THE 2310 FLOOR weddings, christenings as well as church As Allaire branched into other indus­ services during the holidays. DIRECTED BY trial arenas, he opened Howell Works to The other buildings on site, which take advantage of the deposits of slag iron J E R R V Z A K S include homes, a bakery, a general store, a found in the local bogs. The town flour­ carpenter’s shop, a blacksmith shop and Get exact seat locations by phone. ished until it was put out of business by Allaire’s residence, offer a glimpse of Call M ® « B e M 212) 307-4100 • Outside NY/NJ/CT (800) 755-4000 the less-expensive, coal-run iron mills daily life for the original villagers. Gioups: (212) 765-8058 • Richard Rodgers Theatre, 226 W. 46th St. opened in Pennsylvania. This Saturday, the village will host According to the park’s public rela­ Guild Demonstration Day sponsored by tions director, Kathleen Crippen, the town the resident Artisans’ Guilds. From noon served as home for about 500 people dur­ to 4 p.m., visitors may enjoy lectures and ing its heyday from 1835-37. demonstrations of blacksmithing, carpen­ What remains now are the houses and try, sewing and fiber arts, food prepara­ some of the businesses which served as tion on the open hearth and gardening. the home base for Allaire’s private town. The Village’s Home Militia also will be Originally incorporated as “The performing marches and drills. Deserted Village of Allaire Inc.” in 1957, Historic Allaire Village is open to the the name of the company was changed to public with costumed tour guides on Allaire Village Inc. in 1985, weekends May through October, 10 a.m. Allaire Village Inc. is a non-profit cor­ to 4 p.m. The general store is open poration created, according to Executive Wednesdays through Saturdays, 10 a.m. Director Sibley Smith, to ensure correct to 4 p.m. and Sundays noon to 4 p.m. The historical reconstruction of the village and bakery is open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fridays “to provide the general public with inter­ and Saturdays and noon to 4 p.m. on pretive and educational programming Sundays. The park is open year round. about the life and times of this industrial For more information, call (908) 938­ community and of its founder.” 2253. NOW OPEN! Elementary! 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hen you live at the Shore, the best part of dining out in sum­ mer is dining outside. There’s no dining experience quite as Wdelicious as sitting dockside, sipping a Seabreeze and sniffing the salty air in anticipation of that plate of steamers or grilled tuna — and all with a waterfront view that no mural could match. Of course, all the ambiance in the world can’t make up for inferior food. Fortunately, there are a number of water­ front spots that make culinary waves. The Waterfront Cafe (1400 Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright; 741-2244). Offering spectacular sunsets and flavorful food, the Waterfront Cafe sits on the Shrewsbury River beside the Navesink Marina. The outdoor deck has three parts: an open side with umbrellas on the tables to shield you from the sun; a covered deck with hanging baskets and electric heaters that provide just the right warmth on chilly summer nights; and a “Shucker’s Raw Bar,” for those who prefer to wash down their drinks with a few raw oysters AT THE WATERFRONT — The Waterfront Cafe on the Shrewsbury River in Sea Bright serves lunch and dinner or clams. on a protected deck as well as an open one. Sunsets are their specialty. House favorites include a baked crab­ (Photo by Candy Trunzo) meat dip, great for lunch or when served As you sit atop the Navesink you can as an appetizer, Caesar salad with grilled order, by the glass if you wish, Kendall chicken and shrimp concasse, with fresh Jackson Chardonnay. Then relax and take tomatoes, basil shallots and olive oil in the scenery; on one side Red Bank, served over fettucine. which at sunset seems transformed into a The restaurant is casual and congenial magical seaside town not unlike Carmel; and the setting, heightened by the boats on the other side, view the mansions along gently rocking in their berths, gives a vis­ Navesink River Road. itor the feeling of being away without hav­ In keeping with the local atmosphere, ing to go very far. you might want to try one of the restau­ Just across the street, with an ocean- rant’s signature dishes, an antipasto plat­ front view, is the Sea Breeze (1485 Ocean ter, served as a starter or as a complete Avenue. Sea Bright; 842-8799), a public meal from the antipasto bar. Prepared restaurant that makes its home at the fresh daily, some of the dishes include Driftwood Beach Club. white bean salad, smoked mahi with pasta The Sea Breeze sports an outside, tent- and olive oil, peppered romano cheese, covered deck over the beach, a bar over­ basil-roasted plum tomatoes, calamari looking the ocean and the club's pool and, salad and other taste treats. for less hearty souls, and an indoor dining The lunch menu features special dishes room that overlooks the Atlantic, as well that are flagged for those who prefer as the club’s pool and tennis courts. lighter fare, such as grilled swordfish with There is something for everyone at the sweet pepper and com salsa, or vegetarian Sea Breeze, including lighter fare such as cuisine such as focaccia with fresh moz­ a smoked turkey with Monterey Jack zarella and tomato. There is also a bar cheese and jalapeno jelly melt and fo- menu and a special children’s menu. caccia with fresh pesto, sun-dried toma­ The Sand Bar Inn (525 Front Street, toes and basil. The steak Siciliana is a 12- Union Beach; 264-3730) sports three ounce New York sirloin sauteed with gar­ decks from which to enjoy its open view lic, white wine and baked with seasoned of the Raritan Bay. Owners Bob and oreganto bread crumbs in a demi-glaze. Denise Belmonte consider their ambiance The Sea Breeze has live entertainment casual and comfortable with picnic-type on the weekends. But weekdays bring tables and white cushioned plastic chairs. another attraction; lower prices. Mondays The restaurant’s prices are eater-friend­ feature “economy dining” with special ly. Most lunches cost between $2.95 and entrees ranging from $6.95 to $9.95. On $5.95. A 16-ounce Delmonico steak is Tuesdays the dinners are “two for one” $9.95. The Sand Bar Inn menu is also var­ and on Thursdays entrees are 20 percent ied. Favorites include homemade meat off. Wednesday is “Ladies’ Night” with lasagna, burritos or chimichangas and drinks at the bar only 24 cents. grilled soft shell crabs. MAKING WAVES — Assistant manager Jeanne Rehor (I) and sales direc­ If you prefer your water view in a tad All of these restaurants are open for more formal atmosphere, then the Water tor Sandra Diamond take a few minutes off to enjoy the delightful view — lunch and dinner as well as Sunday and cuisine — at the Water Lot, a restaurant located at the Oyster Point Lot Cafe (Oyster Point Hotel, Bodman brunch. Place, Red Bank; 530-0111) should tickle Hotel on the Navesink in Red Bank. Check ahead to see if reservations are (Photo by Rich Schultz) your culinary fancy. suggested. THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 20, 1994 1 5

G E N E R A L F riend ship is ju st AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS a phone call aw ay We Purchase & Sell Engine • Transmission FINE JEW ELS ♦ GOLD Driveline • Brakes above and beyond the call of the duty, DIAMONDS ♦ STERLING BY PHIL STERN E x h a u s t most are limited, for various reasons, to Professionally & Discretely phone calls. Correspondent Handled at both Locations TRUSTED SERVICE Linda Hill of Jackson, for example, • Certified Gemologists* It would be nice to think that as you works full time as a freelance court S IN C E 1970 grow older, you will always have friends reporter. With some extra time on her and family around. Unfortunately, as the hands, the nature of her work makes volunteers for the Reassuring Calling phone calls the perfect form of volunteer Service know, that is not always the case. service. FREEHOLD • 462-0136 CEGLIA Armed only with a telephone and some For the past six months Hill has spoken spare time, volunteers from around with Gladys, an 8l-year-old Howell Q uA bU l TRANSMISSION Monmouth County have been trying to woman, about two times a week. Gladys remedy other people’s loneliness for over said she finds the phone calls very helpful. R E D B A N K • 741-5800 UNION BCH 264-6590 20 years. “I live alone and I don’t get many The Reassuring Calling Service, based phone calls,” she said. “I’m very pleased.” in Long Branch, is a service of the “We have different conversations than Monmouth County Division of Social she does with her friends,” Hill explained, HAPPY BIRTHDAY WANTED Services. commenting that they speak about topics Host Families Needed For High The calling service recruits volunteers ranging from finding new housekeepers to SPORT! miUL0i who, by using their telephone, keep in the O.J. Simpson case. School Exchange Students touch with area senior citizens. The pro­ Gladys said she used to do volunteer Make Your I k gram is designed to serve the elderly who work when she could, but has been unable Day Special!! to of late. do not have contact with family or com­ With pizza, soda £ 2 sports to choose from: munity members. “I was a volunteer. Now I’m glad Soccer • Volleyball • Football “There are a lot of older people who someone is around to volunteer for me,” • Basketball • Baseball don’t have family nearby,” said Pam she said. Parents: Martin, coordinator of volunteers for the For the volunteers, the emotional No Mess - No Fuss Reassuring Calling Service, “It’s just a stakes can sometimes be high. Dealing Fully organized & administered by the Good Sports Staff nice thing to do for them.” with senior citizens carries with it the real­ ^WEEKDAY AM? WEEKEHDPARTtES*!NQV^Uf MUWLE^j According to Martin, the program has ity that one could be making a friend who OUR GIFT TO YOU Open your heart and home and be a part of CHOOSE EITHER OF THE FOLLOWING history. Unique opportunity to host a student 85-90 volunteers who serve about 120 may not be around for a long time. Every from the former Soviet Union. Students also I PARTY FAVORS FOR «R * 2 5 .0 0 I clients. volunteer interviewed has lost someone —“THE ■ WHOLE...... PARTY DISCOUNT...... ■ available from: France. Belgium. Germany, during their time with the service. WTOroUP0N^EXPlRE^W4 rt Denmairk, Thailand. Macedonia & Bulgaria. “I have a lot of great volunteers,” she Students are fully insured and have their own said. O’Kane said he once spoke with a mili­ CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION spending money. The volunteers are given the names of tary veteran from Asbury Park who could Please call Terri one or more individuals, with whom they not get out to buy food, had circulatory IL N D O O R S P 908-462-4388 • 1-800-458-8336 speak a few times each week. problems and at one point had not eaten CASE is a non-profit organization “You don’t just call and say ‘how are anything but crackers and other random you?’,” explained Mike O’Kane, a volun­ food from around the house. O’Kane tried teer from Matawan, “It’s more like a con­ to arrange for help for the man, although versation.” his problems still persisted. O’Kane, 25, joined up with the calling “In the beginning it wasn’t a problem service over two years ago. Currently, he until the first time I called him and he speaks with a 65-year-old woman and a didn’t answer his phone. I called security, 92-year-old man. it turns out he had passed out,” O’Kane According to O’Kane, while at first it recalled. “That first time really wakes you 11 * f n r*« up.” is difficult to get through to some people, j m r j eventually relationships develop into Venti said her first telephone compan­ friendships. ion had medical complications and moved O ’Kane explained that not everyone to New Mexico to seek medical treatment. has been immediately open to him. She died while out West. “At first he did not want it [the con­ The first woman Hill spoke with suf­ tact],” he said of one of his first calls to fered from a stroke and passed away a few the 92-year-old. “When it changed to a months after they started speaking. The more personal relationship, he was more woman was 61 years old. receptive.” “That was very sad for me,” Hill Eventually the telephone relationships recalled. “But doing this gives me a sense may develop into genuine friendship, giv­ of fulfillment and gratification. You’re ing those who are being called someone to helping people break up their day.” talk with and watch out for them. For O’Kane — who helps raise funds Doris Venti, another volunteer, not for children’s holiday gifts, is a two-time only found fulfillment from dedicating her candidate for local office and serves as a time, she made a good friend as well. volunteer fireman — this work has unique Venti, who used to deliver meals to shut- benefits. GRAV EDIGGER IN PERSO N — This popular “The seniors talk to you. They have a ins in Red Bank, began volunteering with M onster Truck w ill be on display at two the Reassuring Calling Service when she lot to share with you because they’ve been moved to Freehold in 1985. left on their own for a while,” he locations prior to the big M onster Truck Eight years ago Venti was given the remarked. name of a Howell woman to call. Since The service does have its limitations, Spectacular at W all Stadium on Route 34, then, the relationship between the two mostly due to a dearth of active volun­ women has developed significantly. teers. Some people are turned away Sunday, July 24. It w ill m ake appearances on “Because I drive I’m more accessible,” because they do not need the service as Venti said, explaining that she usually much as others, according to O’Kane. Friday at John Lucas Chevrolet/Olds/GEO, takes her friend shopping and to the doc­ “Because there’s not that many volun­ Route 35, Ocean, from noon to 8 p.m .; and on tor. She calls often but also tries to see her teers, whoever needs it most comes first,” once a week. he said, “If there were more volunteers we Saturday 9 a.m . to 5 p.m . at Joe B ennett’s RV Venti is one of only a few people on could expand. These people have a life­ whom the woman can rely. time of experience to offer. It’s a shame & Boats, Route 72, M anahaw kin. Another “I'm the main person now; her other they are forgotten.” friends have all moved away,” Venti truck, Snake Bite, makes a personal explained. For more information about the reas­ Martin characterized Venti’s active suring calling service, call 571-5718. appearance Saturday from 9-to-5 at M onm outh involvement as uncharacteristic. While A uto M all, Route 36, Eatontow n. most of the volunteers do put in effort 1 6 JULY 20, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT 1994,THE 20, JULY 6 1 NW . system. Coupon must must Coupon system. . «se.Cuo utb rsne tprh“ - - - - at purcha“~ be presented must - Coupon «vstem. 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PEOPLE OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY ASSOCIATES United Way of Monmouth County has ticipant, she learned about alcohol ad drug elected Gregory Faljean Jr., Senior Vice prevention, and brought the information Sanford W. Wohlstadter,, M.D., FACOG President of New York/National Com­ back to work with grade school children. Robert P. Penney, M. D., FACOG munity division, Manasquan, for a second This year Maureen will attend as a Michael P. Conley, M.D. one-year term as president of the board of Counselor, and work with other TIGGERS. directors. The camp works with 200 teenage boys Others elected to serve on the Executive and girls for two one-week sessions. We Accept Most HMO’s Committee include Todd Holmes, VP Maureen will attend either during the week Campaign, Assistant Vice President at of August 28 or September 3. Maureen is a Laparoscopic Hysterectomy Tinton Falls State Bank; Mark Proudman, member of the High School Task Force of Laparoscopic Lasar Surgery VP Administration, Vice President and Monmouth County, serving on the • All Current Forms of Contraception Available Regional Branch Administrator at Central Executive Board. She is also a member of Total Gynecological & Obstetrical Care In Our Office Jersey Bank; and Mario Ortiz, VP Agency. Students Against Drunk Driving. Relations, Supervisor Foreign Language “Mardi Gras — Celebrating a 704 N. Beers Street 39 Aven lie at the Commons Department, Long Branch High School. Century of Junior Spirit” was the theme for Holmdel, N J. 07733 ShreSW sbury, N.J. 07702 Serving as Secretary — John Posten, Senior the annual spring convention of the New administrative analyst at the Monmouth Jersey State Federation of Women’s Clubs - (908) 739-2500 (9<08) 389-0003 County Division of Social Services and as Junior Membership. The convention was Treasurer — Solomon Greenspan CPA, held May 13-15 at the Brunswick Hilton in Rudolf, Cinnamon and Calafato. East Brunswick. Representatives of the ‘94 Marilyn Kole, M.D., of Middletown, Junior and Juniorette clubs throughout the recently joined the medical staff at Jersey state were in attendance. The GFWC Shore Medical Center, Neptune. Specializ­ Matawan Junior Woman’s Club was repre­ ing in pulmonary medicine, critical care and sented by Joyce Antes, Gina Quatse, Denise respiratory sleep disorders, Dr. Kole com­ Quatse, Margaret Campion, Kathy Rubin, pleted a three-year fellowship in pulmonary Marian Mendryk, Diane Canon, Carol and critical care at University of Medicine Cashin, Debbie Buragina and Alicia r - • r f UVE COUNTRY MUSIC & DANCE HA and Dentistry — Robert Wood Johnson McGarry. 1 &T. JU D E 1 Medical School, New Brunswick. Dr. Kole Chairman of the convention was Alicia & CHILDREN’S practices with Gregory Cunningham, M.D., McGarry, a member of the GFWC RESEARCH in Sea Girt. The Benevolent and Protective Matawan Junior Woman’s Club. Assisting Order of Elks Lodge #2179, Middletown, McGarry is a 38-member convention com­ P r e s e n t h o s p i t a l and its Drug and Alcohol Awareness com­ mittee, made up of members from the mittee have agreed to sponsor a Mater Dei Junior and Juniorette clubs. Assisting High School Senior when her former McGarry from the Matawan Juniors was sponsorship was lost. Gina Quatse. DOUBLE R WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP The Drug Awareness Committee will Results of the election of state board of­ sponsor Maureen Munday to a week long ficers to serve on the 1994-95 state board Youth Leadership Camp located in will be announced and the new board, in­ Northern New Jersey. Operated by ‘TIGS” cluding incoming director of Junior Clubs, (Teen Institute of the Garden State,) Mary Pat Marcello of Middletown, will be Maureen attended as a TIGGER. As a par- installed.

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HAZLET — The Township Committee and Recreation Commission will likely find a new location for a planned roller-hockey rink. Residents living near Evergreen Park, where the rink had been planned, strongly objected to locating the facility there, mainly because of safety issues related to park traffic. “No neighborhood has ever been asked to bear an unfair burden,” Mayor John Bradshaw told a group of about 70 resi­ dents at a special, unofficial meeting July 12. The meeting was scheduled after resi­ dents raised objections at the committee’s June 28 caucus meeting. Residents only learned about the plans through advertisements for roller- hockey coaches for a new league. The league, for youth aged 16 and under, will start up this fall, probably at the parking lot of the Hazlet Swim and Tennis Club in Veteran’s Park, according to Recreation Director Barbara Ronchetti. Bradshaw said the committee would discuss the matter Tuesday at its regular­ YOUNG LEADER — Chris Scanlon, 9, of Hazlet, circulated a petition to get Evergreen Park, which is near his ly-scheduled agenda meeting. home, cleaned up and had a visit from Mayor John Bradshaw last week to discuss the problem. Meanwhile, he has initiated a clean-up (Photo by Rich Schultz) of the park and will consider a long-range “wasteland.” $40,000 bond issue approved in October for help in cleaning up the park. He also improvement plan. A couple years ago, members of the would improve the area. submitted a petition with 63 signatures of Responding to complaints about the Recreation Commission surveyed town­ The approximately three-acre park is at both children and adults. condition of the park and lack of mainte­ ship parks and discovered Evergreen to be the end of a dead-end residential street and His mother, Karen, said at the meet­ nance, Bradshaw said somehow it had in a “deplorable state,” said Bradshaw, surrounds a residential property. There is a ing her son was still waiting for an answer “slipped through the cracks,” which was and evidently it hasn’t changed since. large open area with a long, run-down to his letter, which was mailed about June “not acceptable.” He visited the park prior The commission thought the roller basketball court and neglected ballfield, 29. to the meeting and described it as a rink, which would be funded through a plus a smaller L-shaped section with sev­ As it turned out, Bradshaw had eral pieces of playground equipment. A responded, but because residents in the small, non-conforming industrial building Evergreen Park area are served by the is also, located at the end of Evergreen Keyport Post Office and use a Keyport Street, adjacent to the park. address, the letter, which was addressed to While Bradshaw would not say posi­ Chris in Hazlet, was never received. tively that the roller rink would not be Bradshaw personally visited Chris the built at Evergreen Park, he agrees, he said, day after the meeting to make up for the with residents’ concerns. And, he stated, long, but inadvertent, delay. the committee’s position or philosophy is: The mayor also sent two maintenance “Do not do anything that will negatively workers to the park July 13 to mow the impact an area.” overgrown ball field and start the clean Committee wo man Mary Jane Wiley up. previously said she disagreed with putting Bradshaw said the park will not be the rink in Evergreen Park. Wiley thinks fixed up by the end of the summer, but such a facility should be located at “(it) will be made safe.” Veterans Park, the township’s major park, which is accessible from major streets and In his letter, Chris told the mayor that has adequate parking. he and his friends would like the park Roller hockey is growing in popularity. fixed up, explaining that the basketball A Middletown league has about 250 par­ court was covered with weeds. He also ticipants. It also runs clinics and summer asked, according to his mother, “Could camps. you step the people who are breaking bot­ tles in the park?” Residents who spoke at last week’s meeting said they are not opposed to a Mrs. Scanlon said Chris started his roller-hockey rink, and in fact, favor such petition in May at her suggestion after he a facility, just not at Evergreen Park. and his friends said they could not play Aside from the rink issue, many of the basketball at the park because there were residents asked the mayor why the park no nets and only one hoop has been neglected for a number of years. Bradshaw visited with Chris for about Before the roller rink issue arose, nine- a half hour last week and was “very gener­ HELP NEEDED — Hazlet parks department workers started cleaning of year-old Chris Scanlon, who lives at the ous with his time,” said Mrs. Scanlon. He Evergreen Park last Wednesday. The fenced-in area is a basketball court. corner of Florence Avenue and Evergreen has also invited the fourth grader to attend Behind it is a ball field. Street, wrote a letter to the mayor asking the next committee meeting. (Photo by Marilyn Duff) THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 20, 1994 2 7

L a n d e r s lo o ks to la nd lead ing ro le Juggling time, jobs is way of life for acting hopeful

BY CANDY TRU NZO you can be regarded as a flunky. “You are Staff W riter sometimes treated like a dog; other times like an aristocrat,” he says. s a frequent caller to radio and In “Above the Rim,” a film he worked television talk shows, Ted on for six days,” he got a bagel for break­ Landers has had the ear of Bob fast and a hot dog for lunch. But he was Hope, Valerie Bertinelli and Dudley treated well on the Woody Allen project, AMoore. where a lavish spread was available for But as a struggling actor, the 44-year- the actors all day. old Hazlet resident hopes to catch the eye Recently he signed on with talent agent of a Steven Spielberg or Rob Reiner. Stanley Kaplan of the Stanley Agency in “The competition in show business is Manhattan. Kaplan was responsible for unbelievable,” says Landers. “Once you pitting him in touch with Todd Thaler, a have this craving or disease to make it — casting director who put him in the unless you get a remarkable break — Woody Allen film. you’re going against the economic grain.” Landers hangs out at his agent’s office, So far, Landers has been an extra and explaining that an actor is likely to get has also gotten some non-speaking parts first crack at a role if he’s on hand when in films. He was a spectator wearing a the agent gets a call from a producer. Florida Marlins hat in a basketball game But Landers can’t spend all his time scene in “Above the Rim,” a film that looking for acting work. He supplements starred controversial rap star Tupac his acting income by delivering pizza and Shakor. making telephone sales. In the recent release, “The Cowboy “It’s tough,” he admits. “You have to Way,” Landers is seen waiting on a sub­ juggle your time to do one job and yet be way platform in Brooklyn as Kiefer available for another.” Sutherland and Woody Harrelson, the While Landers might give his acting film’s two stars, run right by him. career mixed reviews, he gets a thumbs up Landers will also appear in an audience for his telephone contacts with celebrities. scene in a new Woody Allen film, tenta­ Lenders has a penchant for phoning in to tively titled “Bullets Over Broadway,” due radio and television talk shows and reck­ out in the fall. The movie will star Tracey ons that he’ s talked with about 500 Ullman and Rob Reiner. celebrities — 150 of whom were on Larry Much to his dismay, however, Landers King’s CNN program. did not get to meet either the film’s stars The key to getting on air, he says, is or its bespectacled director which, first to keep hitting the “redial” button on Landers says, would have been a boon in a your phone when you get a busy signal business where connections often mean and when you do get through to have a success. provocative question to ask. Ted Landers Landers recently asked television ac­ Landers was not born with the acting (Photo by Rich Schultz) bug, although he says he has always loved tress Valerie Bertinelli, a King guest, if to clown around. Besides news, sports, weather and the bibles of would-be working actors. He she was in a power struggle with her rock His family had a sign-making and taxi music selections, Landers’ format also scans the lists of upcoming auditions and star husband Eddie Van Halen. She was cab business in Belmar and he was a cab included live, on-air interviews with local casting calls. very annoyed, Landers recalls. driver for a while. He moved to Neptune personalities. His guests included a karate When the part fits, Landers answers Landers clearly gets a kick out of get­ and became a maintenance worker for the expert, a professional bowler and Floyd the call, often along with 200 other hope­ ting a rise out of celebrities and believes township. Vivino, a.k.a. 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Around,” produced by Saul Braun. selections. look for work in commercials and films in By the time he was called in by the He finds it more than ironic that he After a few months of honing what Manhattan. director, he says, his composure and tim­ plays a father dead set against his daughter Landers describes as his “hodgepodge Landers commutes almost daily to the ing were way off and he felt he didn’t do going into acting. He would give himself style of comedy and satire” he landed his city, where he picks up copies of NY well. no such advice, however. Acting, he own two-hour live show. Casting, Actors Resource and Backstage, Even if you’re hired for a film, he says, believes, is his life’s work. i..... ' < H A V E Y O U BEEN IN J U R E D ? THE LAW FIRM OF dVtary ‘Beth McCabe,; (D .M /D . 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exercise and a balanced diet," he ye to cancer, herbs r. Paul Lang of South explains. Dr. Lang treats the entire fami­ His Holmdel office, at 12 S. Holmdel hold important key D Holmdel Chiropractic believes ly, from tots to seniors, with the same Road, is conveniently located close to in rehabilitative exercises in gentle, caring manner. As a member of Routes 34, 35 and 520. Since ancient times, people have conjunction with chiropractic. tne Board o f Chiropractic Orthopedics, Daytime and evening hours, (except used herbs for everything, from In order to alleviate pain and restore he also has completed hundreds of Thursdays) plus weekend appointments enhancing the taste of food to a patient's strength, it s important to hours of post-graduate study. are offered for the patients' conve­ soothing pain and curing illnesses. have the combination of adjustments South Holmdel Chiropractic opened nience. For an appointm ent, phone Natural Cures and chiropractic alignments, the proper just six months ago. Dr. Lang previously 946-2999. To turn medicinal plants into drugs, pharmaceutical companies isolate their bioactive com- Hiras Chiropractic Center serves the entire family poiunds and make molecular modi­ fic£fications to them. But some health­ r. Emanuel M. Hiras remem­ Though he may be relatively new to all types of ailments from back and neck care practitioners believe that limits bers first hearing about chiro- the Middletown area, Dr. Hiras has been pain, to headaches or any type of spinal the plants' power to cure. Known practric from his friend's father practicing chiropractic for five years. misalignment. And, he points out, chi­ as essiac, the compound of whole D After graduating from Sherman ropractic is for any age. He has already organic raw herbs is marketed in who was a chiropractor. "It made sense Chiropractic College, he spent several tested his daughter to ensure her good the United States as Flor-Essence . that people could get better without years working out of a busy office in health. The office has electronic billing Its ingredients act as a powerful drugs or surgery," comments Dr. Hiras. Pittsburgh that saw approximately 400 and an X-ray facility on the premises. detoxifier, purifying the body but Today, after becoming a doctor him­ patients per week. Dr. Hiras has been liv­ Most insurance is accepted, and afford­ causing no dangerous or uncom­ self, he puts those principles in practice ing in N.J. now for two years. His wife, able payment plans are available for fortable side effects. at Hiras Chiropractic Center, 1275 Eva, is from Lincroft. The recent arrival of non-insured patients. Author Richard Thomas has doc­ Highway 35 North, Middletown. their nine-week old daughter, Tina, has Hours are 9:15 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon,, umented the discovery and uses of Formerly with Ocean Chiropractic kept the family very busy lately. Wed., and Fri.; 2 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. essiac in his book The Essiac Report: Center, Ocean, Dr. Hiras opened an Certified by the National Board of Tues. and Thur.; and 9 a.m. to 12:30 Canada's Unknown Cancer Remedy. independent practice this past January. Chiropractic Examiners, Dr. Hiras treats p.m. Sat. Call 671-9227.

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Dr. R adow itz ‘Family practice’ Middletown Chiropractic Group com m itted to is Chiropractor’s has served area for 20 years specialty c o m m u n i t y r. Eric Frankel of Middletown years until moving to N.J. seven months ago. Today he joins Dr. Renee Katz in s a New Jersey native, Chiropractic Group, n e ve r Dr. one of the oldest practices in stablished in 1984, the William Baumann is D wanted to be a chiropractor. Matawan-Aberdeen Then came the day he injured his back.Middletown. Dr. Katz and her husband estab­ Chiropractic Center is open to pleased to be again practic­ At the time, Dr. Frankel was a health E lished the business nearly twenty years all people in need of chiropractic care.Aing in his home state. coordinator in New Orleans public ago, says Dr. Frankel. He feels chiro­ Since taking over the practice in He has a degree in physical ther­ schools and was seeking his doctorate practic is the most effective treatment 1989, Dr. Mark Radowitz has been apy and he's a 1987 graduate of in public health. During his studies, he committed to the people in his com­ Snerman College of Chiropractic, received a back injury and even though for back and neck pain. munity. As a local citizen, he is a mem­ South Carolina. He first set up his he sought help from an orthopedist for He treats sports injuries, back and ber of the Kiwanis, National College office in Greenville, S.C. but one year, nothing helped. Then he neck pain and sciatica.The office is Alumni Association, American returned to the Middletown area went to a chiropractor.Frankel was so located 2 Apple Farm Road and Route Chiropractic Association and New three years ago. impressed, he left his doctorate pro­ 35, M iddletown. Hours are 9:30 a.m. to Jersey Chiropractic Association. Dr. Baumann opened an office gram and enrolled in Life-West 12:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Mon., In the effort to meet the chiropractic in Gold's Gym, 205 Harmony Chiropractic College in San Francisco. Tues., Wed., and Fri.; and Sat. from 9 needs of the Matawan-Aberdeen resi­ Road, M iddletow n. The doctor He practiced in San Francisco for eight a.m. to noon. Call 671-3234. dents, Dr. Radowitz and his staff work provides his patients with some­ to ensure that no one in need of care is thing more than diagnosis and Parents find ways to make fitness fun turned away. This includes accepting treatment...he brings results. W ith Medicare and Medicaid, most HMOs an emphasis on gentle adjustments Physical fitness is at an all-time low If you're interested in starting a run­ PPLs and GHOs, and a flexible fee and alignment, ne combines these among children, experts warn. Some ning program for your local communi­ schedule. A graduate of National with exercise programs and lifestyle youngsters don't exercise like they did ty. The Road Runners Club of America Chiropractic College, Dr. Radowitz is a counseling including proper eating generations aqo when walking to offers a free guide for parents on how medically oriented doctor and does not habits. Therapeutic massage, along school was in fashion. to organize a fitness group. The associa­ try to involve his patients in lifelong chi­ with adjustments, provides his Parents are learning how to encour­ tion provides important safety tips, call ropractic treatment. patients with relaxation in order to age young people to become more 703-836-0558. Kids w ho excel at team By using examinations and consulta­ eliminate stress. All aspects of the physically active. One popular way is to sports receive scholarships from the tions, he determines if the problem is patients lives, including job duties join a local association. Hundreds of National Sporting Goods Association. treatable chiropractically or must be and free-time activities, are consid­ neighborhood groups offer fitness pro­ The group s "Hooked on Sports" pro­ dealt with medically. Located on ered before he makes his recom­ grams designed especially for parents gram encourages youth to participate Highway 34 at the Dante Plaza, the mendations. and kids, reports the American Society in soccer and basketball. Call NSGA at Matawan/Aberdeen Chiropractic W ith an office in Gold's Gym, of Association Executives (ASAE). 708-439-4000. maintains the following hours Monday, Dr. Baumann treats many patients Wednesday and Friday 10 a.m. to 1 with sports-related injuries. But, he p.m. and 3-7 p.m., Tuesday 3-7 p.m. stresses, the whole family, from tots r t and Saturday 9:30 a.m. to noon. The to seniors, receive the same pro­ " 1 O u t o f 3 P e o p l e practice is closed on Thursdays. fessional care and effective treat­ For more information or to arrange ment. For an appointment, call W i l l S u f f e r W i t h L o w B a c k P a i n . " an appointment, call 566-3342. 671-8779 or 671-4800. Experience Wellness thru Chiropractic Care!

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It’s great news that the Holmdel love their new addition, and the Historical Society is finally able to Board of Education will have move the historic Dr. Robert W. access. Cooke medical building to a new The structure dates to 1823 and site so that it can be restored and is the earliest surviving medical opened to the public. building in the county — and pos­ The building was raised from its sibly the first of its kind. foundation on the north side of It will be a valuable resource not McCampbell Road last week, and just for the school children and this week, as soon as telephone Holmdel residents but all county lines can be moved, will be placed residents and even members of the on a new foundation across the medical community interested in street, next to the Holmdel Village local history. School. Gerald Ceres — who has shep­ The historic building was donat­ herded the move and persevered ed to Holmdel historian Gerald despite sometimes daunting obsta­ Ceres in 1986 for the Historical cles — deserves our gratitude for Society, but the move has been his efforts to preserve an irreplace­ fraught with one obstacle after another. able piece of local and county his­ The picturesque building, which tory. many liken to a doll house, will be So do the other members of the turned into a small museum of Historical Society who have medical history and also used as a worked hard in raising funds to genealogy research center for the restore the building. And last but study of early Holmdel landown­ not least, we thank Frank Carr, a EAST P& 0toU> ers. Holmdel attorney who cut through MRK The school children, grades K-3 the final roadblocks to make the FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP at the Village School, will surely move possible. why. It’s because Matawan is a great Let m e w rite place to be. You failed to ask important questions like, what are some of the ideas that are being pursued to better the town? L e t t e r s t h e s t o r y Why does progress seem to be moving I just read your so-called “follow-up” along so slowly? What has been done to article on our efforts to revitalize implement some of these ideas? Matawan. You sold us, not to mention You stated in your article, “and joined yourself, short. You didn’t do your home­ a group formed several months ago by work. Jerry Beyer Jr.” I had very little to do with Cheers to Class o f 94 We in town realize that Main Street the starting of this group. This group grew USA is a place that very few towns have out of some informal meetings started by As members of the Middletown School child. Without having you provide a firm and we are proud of ours. Our efforts in a concerned mayor, council members, Board who attended all five Middle moral compass for your child, our schools town are generated by a deep desire to business owners and residents, trying to School and High School graduation cere­ could not possibly succeed in preparing preserve that type of life style. We want to improve the quality of life on Main Street monies, we would like to express our per­ the next generation of community and take something great like our town and in Matawan. sonal congratulations to all the students business leaders, the future of our country. make it better. Our town is a place that The challenges to take a 300 year old who, through their course of studies, Of course, we must thank the dedicat­ has all the ingredients of a true home town with a great history and try to make proved that they deserved advancement to ed professionals who have been involved town. A place where you can count on a it more progressive is incredible and a new plateau of educational experience, with our children from their earliest years neighbor to lend a helping hand. A place sometimes overwhelming. This incredible whether it be moving on to high school, in kindergarten. Teachers and administra­ where the sense of community is so strong challenge is one that is being undertaken, higher education or vocational opportuni­ tors, working together, have brought, yet that people are willing to give their own not by professionals but by people that ties, entering military service or seeking again, another class of children to a new time to make their quality of life better. have busy and successful lives of their employment. level in life’s experience. To keep, if you will, the Norman own. They do this for community. The We sincerely wish all these students Hats off to the Class of 1994! Rockwell image of town alive. challenges are vast but the biggest ones much success in their future endeavors. BILL WALL You failed to recognize the new busi­ are those that come from the doubting We wish to express our congratula­ TOM STOKES nesses that have opened in the last few Thomas’ and negative Guss’. tions to the parents of these students as PHIL SCADUTO months and are realizing their dreams of You gave the people that are here, that you provided the loving guidance and Middletown Board of running a successful business in a vibrant are succeeding and trying, a raw deal. It is family life so important to the success of a Education town. You failed to recognize the many always easier to destroy than to create. successful businesses — from restaurants Those of us that are dreamers, fighters and to hardware stores, glass shops to insur­ doers have dealt with the naysayers before MAILBAG MEMO ance offices — that have called Main in our quests for greatness. They are usu­ Street, Matawan their home town for over ally the ones that are always wondering 20 years. None of these shop owners why nothing great ever happens to them. Letters to the editor should be typed or written legibly, double spaced and signed. would consider moving to any other town. We will welcome those of you with Include your address and a telephone number where you can be reached during the You failed to follow up on the many new open arms and a helping hand that would day. Because of space limitations, the newspaper reserves the right to edit all letters. and energetic residents that have bought like to join us in our quest for success and Send letters to The Independent, Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick, NJ, 08816. You homes on Main Street . Why did they happiness in the town of Matawan. can also fax us at 908-254-0256. choose Matawan? You and your readers GERALD J. BEYER JR. will never know why because you never Matawan asked. 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of the week came to rob the store and he said, 100 YEARS AGO “Well, you see, judge, I had no ciga­ What (if anything) can be done to mend Col. Charles D. Hendrickson of rettes so I broke in the store and stole fences between the School Board and Keyport was relieved of his watch by em. the Township Committee? a pickpocket while in New York a few Tiffany’s mother was in court and weeks ago. The watch was a gift from she told the judge that it was her fault. CALL 1-800-390-NEWS his mother 30 years ago, and the She said that 10 minutes before her colonel prized it highly. The other day son broke into the store, he had asked Answers to the Question of the Week will be published next week. Callers may he received word that the watch had money for cigarettes and she denied ______leave their names or speak anonymously on the question. been located. He went to New York his request. and was conducted by the police to a “I ought to have given him money < pawnshop on the Bowery, where the for the cigarettes,” she said, “and not la st week's QMftsSwfc thief had pawned it for $10. Mr. have driven him into wicked ways.” Hendrickson got it back by paying the Judge Lawrence fined him $15 and July 20 will be the 25th anniversary of the moon landing pawnbroker $40. costs, which he will have to pay at the of Apollo 11. What do you think of the U.S. space pro- ' The lawn tennis club at Lincroft rate of 75 cents a week. He must also gram’s progress since 1969? held a lawn party at the residence of report to Probation Officer Houghton Mrs. Margaret Thompson last once a week for the next three years. Thursday. Ice cream, cake and candy M rs. Jam es P. Stevenson of Space program a total waste were on sale and about $15 was Hazlet has returned home from an I’m responding to the question about the U.S. Space Program. cleared. A number of people from Red auto trip through the Andirondack Progress since 1969 is wonderful but I feel it’s a total waste of money. Bank, Newark Brooklyn and New mountains. That money could be going to better use. Three things such as: to edu­ York were present. The proceeds will A bolt of lightning struck a tree on cate our children, feed our hungry and house our homeless. I feel these go toward building a lawn tennis court the Patterson farm in Lincroft last things are more important that the space program. and croquet ground. week and glanced off and ran along a ANONYMOUS George Anderson has been line of telephone wire. The bolt engaged as janitor of the Keyport wound up its course by striking Frank school at a salary of $30 a month. D river’s house. The damage was Julius Hildenbrand of Keyport slight. had the tips of his fingers nearly cut Frank O ’Neill and his two chil­ off while chopping hay in a hay cutter. dren of New York are spending two weeks with Fred Horsfall of Lincroft. O n dow ntow n M ataw an 7 5 YIARS AGO 50 YEARS AGO Matawan needs Downtown doing The H olm del road is being plowed up and rolled with a tractor. The Middletown Township board food store fine, thank you While working at the aeromarine of Education engaged two new teach­ This is a comment on the article on I’m the owner of Bayshore Window factory at Keyport last week, James ers at its meeting last week. Mrs. “Vacancy’s mar Main Street.” I ’m in Shade on Main Street in Matawan and I Carter of Port Monmouth cut the end William Sandbom will teach physics Matawan and 1 always used to shop in take objection to the almost four page ar­ of his finger off with a chisel. Despite at the high school at a salary of $1,900 Foodtown. Ever since the Foodtown sold ticle that was in about “Vacancy’s mar his injury, Mr. Carter lost only a few and Mrs. Mary Hackett will teach the out and became a liquor store, it’s taken Main Street”. If you would have moved first grade in the Leonardo School at a away from the whole town. That was the two stores to your left you would have hours time from his work. draw of the small town. A little food store, seen my business which has been here for William Heyers of Belford has salary of $1,400. that’s what it needs so it will draw people 30 years. One store to your right, Z Cabi­ returned home from the Long Branch The Middletown board has taken back into the town. It was a big mistake to nets, has been here about 15 years. Right hospital, where he was under treat­ under advisement the bus transporta­ let Foodtown pull out and become a sec­ across the street the brand new restaurant, ment for a broken collar bone. Mr. tion problem since receiving notice ond liquor store which we do not need. Joe Pepp’s Bistro, which is doing fantas­ Heyers was hurt by a fall from his from the Office of Defense tic. There are positive things happening on motorcycle two weeks ago. Transportation that several bus routes ANONYMOUS Main Street in Matawan and publishing Frank Tiffany of Belford, a boy should be eliminated. all the negative sure doesn’t help us. 19 years old, who said he had been in Twenty-two lots at Ideal Beach JIM BIRMINGHAM the transport service, pleaded guilty at were bought at the meeting at the Freehold last week to breaking into Middletown township committee last ; Amos Luker’s store at Belford and Thursday by Mrs. Corinne F. Breton stealing cigarettes, cigars and money. of Ideal Beach for $1,600. A lot on The value of the goods stolen was $4. Main Street, Port Monmouth, also was Judge Lawrence asked him how he purchased by Mrs. Breton for $325. 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Duncan of Holmdel; In­ erdeen, a master of science in education; grid Noel Erickson of Leonardo; Jeanne Jeffrey Himmel of Aberdeen, a master of Frances Kissane of Aberdeen; Stacey science; George Somers of Aberdeen, a A d vertising dollars $$$ Ellen Mocik of Leonardo; Jennifer M. master of science; Homa Yazdani of Ab­ Marsala Van Dright of Hazlet; Kather­ erdeen, a master of science; Jo Anne go a long w ay in the ine Mary McGrath of Middletown; Brophy of Holmdel, a master of science; Jennifer Elizabeth Migliore of Middle­ Erik Chapman of Holmdel, a master of town; Diana G. DePalma of Holmdel; arts in teaching; Glenn Curtis of and Rhonda M. Van Duyne of Middle­ Holmdel, a master of business administra­ town. tion; Anne Fink of Holmdel, a master of The following students received grad­ science; Lucie Kouyoumdjian of uate degrees: Holmdel, a master of arts in teaching; John Drew Beebe Sr. of Middletown; Richard Anzivino of Keyport, a master and Joan M. Farrell of Middletown. of business administration; David Glenn of Keyport, a master of business Jennifer L. Giordano of Middletown, administration; Leslee Dendy of made the dean’s list at Trenton State Col­ Matawan, a master of business adminis­ lege, Ewing. She is a computer science tration; Susan Hutcheson of Matawan, a major. master of arts in teaching; Earl Averell of Middletown, a master of business admin­ John B. Harlow Jr., son of Mr. and istration; Clinton Badal of Middletown, a Mrs. John Harlow, made the dean’s list at master of business administration; John Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa. He is a Cholette of Middletown, a master of sci­ 1993 graduate of Middletown High ence in education; Thomas Cotterell of School South. Middletown, a master of business admin­ istration; Christine Giordano of Jennifer M. Hayes, daughter of Ken­ Middletown, a master of science in educa­ neth V. and Theresa J. Hayes of Holmdel, tion; David Kenney of Middletown, a is the recipient of the Lawrence D. master of business administration; Jack Epstein Memorial Award. Hayes is a Kulaga of Middletown, a master of busi­ senior majoring in marketing at Penn ness administration; Jack Kulaga of This is an issue you State’s Smeal College of Business Middletown, a master of business admin­ Administration, University Park, Pa. istration; C. Blake McDowell of shouldn't miss. It's the Middletown, a master of business ad­ one source our readers Richard P. Hunerberg of Hazlet re­ ministration; Monica Olschwang of Mid­ cently received his Doctor of Chiropractic turn to for inform ation dletown, a master of science; Frances Re­ (D.C.) degree from Life College, School ich of Middletown, a master of arts; Eliz­ about their com m unity's facilities, governm ent agen­ of Chiropractic, Marietta, Ga. 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Continued from previous page St. Mary’s School, New Monmouth, is science; Ellen Amato of Middletown, a unique in having six students qualify for FLOOR SAM PLE SALE bachelor of arts; Myrna Bennett of the young students’ state award. The stu­ Middletown, a bachelor of arts; Kevin dents recognized for the award: Daniel Bevacqua of Middletown, a bachelor of Bergen, Matthew Picerno, Amy HUNDREDS OF DINETTES arts; Sarah Bowers of Middletown, a Gasiorowski, Teresa Tetlow, Sarah bachelor of arts; Denise Cappuccio of Mulhern and Blaire Walsh. TO CHOOSE FROM Middletown, a bachelor of arts; Christa Deal Direct With The Manufacturer Ciriani of Middletown, a bachelor of sci­ Catherine E. Stambach, daughter of ence; Thea Crelin of Middletown, a Nancy Stambach of Aberdeen, made the •Custom Counter Tops 'Custom Table Pads bachelor of arts; Jeffrey Doran of dean’s list at Berklee College of Music, • Kitchen & Dining Chairs Recovered • Custom Mica Furniture Middletown, a bachelor of science; Boston, Mass., for the spring semester of Christa Genovese of Middletown, a the 1993-94 academic year. custom Made • Furniture Reupholstered • All Work Done On Premises bachelor of science; Heather Houlihan of B r e a k fa s t Nooks •Foam Cut lo Size 'Bakers Racks Middletown, a bachelor of social work; Mariama Todd, daughter of Melvin Doreen Illis of Middletown, a bachelor of and Shirley Todd of Matawan, received a science; Kevin Jacques of Middletown, a bachelor of arts degree in history from COMMERCIAL bachelor of science; Joni Long of Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H. DINETTES AND SPECIALISTS Middletown, a bachelor of arts; Debra J&H DPH0LSTERY, INC. -ESTABLISHED 1969- Marcigliana of Middletown, a bachelor Valerie Garrander, a 1994 graduate of science; Julianne Massagli of of Raritan High School, Hazlet, was 21 SOUTH STREET, FREEHOLD • 431 -3555 Middletown, a bachelor of science; Lee awarded a scholarship by the New Jersey McKinley of Middletown, a bachelor of State Elks Association, Handicapped science; Vincent Meloro of Middletown, Children Committee. She will be eligible a bachelor of science; Madeline Mora of for $2,500 each year for four years, at the Middletown, a bachelor of arts; college of her choice. Bernadette Nash of Middletown, a bach­ elor of science; Nancy Nelson of Karen Lefrak, a 1994 graduate of Middletown, a bachelor of science; Middletown South High School, was of Middletown, a Michelle Popovich awarded a $500 scholarship by the Mon­ bachelor of science; Terrance Ruppel of mouth County Young Democrats and Middletown, a bachelor of arts; Russell Young Republicans. She was an active V I R I O N Schon of Middletown, a bachelor of sci­ member of the National Honor Society, ence; Michael Simons of Middletown, a bachelor of arts; Christine Solomone of Middletown Teen Alliance, Monmouth v a l u e • Q u a l i t y S e r v i c e Middletown, a bachelor of arts; Melissa County Task Force and The Lincroft First Aid Squad. She plans to study pre-med at Srebrenik of Middletown, a bachelor of Per arts; and Kimberly Zide of Middletown, Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H. a bachelor of arts. Item Michael Marino, daughter of Joseph Below and Maryann Marino of Holmdel, made John J. Montone III of Aberdeen, W ith Ad was the recipient of the Foundation Schol­ the dean’s list for the spring semester at arship from the New Jersey State Bar Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pa. Foundation. Montone is a student at Rut­ GM gers Law School, Newark. The Port Monmouth Democratic Club awarded the 30th annual Lou Delapenna Jed Clifford Nellis, son of Mr. and Award to Denise Meyer from Mater Dei E Y E E X A M Mrs. William E. Nellis of Middletown, High School, Middletown, and to John Includes glaucoma test. No other discounts or insurance benetits apply, dilation, graduated from Denison University, Ploumitsakos of Middletown High therapeutic, and contact lens exam additional. Optometric doctors-J. Wildman, O.D.; Granville, Ohio with a degree in political School North on June 16. For 30 years, a Larry Scharf, O.D. Reg. $48 Exp. 7/31/94 science. He was a member of the Kappa $50 bond has been presented to two high Sigma fraternity, and he played intramural school recipients who have excelled aca­ EYEGLASSES softball and football. He is a graduate of demically with a concentration on civics. Middletown High School North, Middle­ Clear single vision plastic lenses with select group of frames up to +3sph-2cyl. town. Krista Tuzinkiewicz, daughter of Mr. Bifocals flat top 28 up to 2.50 add $30 a pair additional. Oversize additional if and Mrs. Joseph Tuzinkiewicz of Middle­ required. No other discounts or insurance benefits apply. Reg. $54.95 Exp. 7/31/94 Michael Brad Richman of Matawan, town, earned Honors at Newark Academy, received a bachelor of arts degree in pho­ Livingston, for receiving all grades of “B- CONTACT LENSES tography from Bard College, Annandale- ” or above in each of her courses during on-Hudson, N.Y. the spring term. Baush & Lomb XLT/SOFSPIN per pair Reg. $49 Proper maintenance requires sterilization, storage & cleaning in special containers & The following students received un­ Eric Von Spreckelsen of Matawan, solutions. This cost is not included. Sale price as total package only. May not be dergraduate degrees from University of was the recipient of a graphic scholarship appropriate for all patients. No other discount or insurance benefits apply. Expires 7/31/94 Scranton, Scranton, Pa. valued at $1,000 from Print/New Jersey, Eye Exam & Fitting & 30 day Follow-up Care-$80 Claire A. Casey of Holmdel; and Kearny. He will be attending Kean Col­ Christopher S. Meditz of Red Bank. lege, Union in the fall to study print com­ r All O ther Eyeglasses Lisa A. Tomaszewski, daughter of munications. Armani Guess* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tomaszewski of Porsche Carrera y p0|G • Middletown, made the dean’s list for the The following area students were LauraBiagiotti p H l J H H k | # / Benetton* College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at named to the dean’s list for the spring Bugle boy / f % Elata • Villanova University, Villanova, Pa. She semester at University of Delaware, Catherine Oeneuve ■ ■ / V R0y T0Wer • is a 1993 graduate of Red Bank Catholic Newark, Del.: Chrisitian Dior ■ OFF Brooks Brothers • High School, Red Bank. Jeremy L. Darstek of Aberdeen; Cosmoplitan y ST Fischer Price • Lorin Stacy Edelman of Aberdeen; Geoffrey Beene ■ ■ ■ PRICE Nikon* The following area teachers completed Healey Ann Masi of Aberdeen; Mary Nintendo ■ and* the requirements for the Georgian Court Ellen Flynn of Atlantic Highlands; Paul mGucci mm mm mm mm mm FRAMES mmmmmm mm mam mm& mm LENSES mam mmwmm mm mm warn m m m m mam mamM mm ore.. mam mm College, Lakewood, Instructional Tech­ Michael Bruno of Belford; Cynthia nology Certificate: Anne Gallagher of Belford; Dennis MONMOUTH COUNTY Angela Hicks of Middletown, and Leonard Blondo II of Holmdel; Frank EATONTOWN Circle Plaza Rts. 35 & 36...... 542-3050 FREEHOLD 179 South Street...... 431-2290 Kathryn R. Hodecker of Aberdeen. Victor Cochran of Holmdel; Sari Re­ HAZLET Rt. 35, Hazlet Plaza...... 739-4000 The following area teacher completed becca Lubin of Holmdel; Jill Ann Rous- HOWELL Rt. 9, Candlewood Shop. Ctr...... 363-7100 the Georgian Court College Substance sell of Holmdel; Thomas Joseph Scott of LINCROFT 644 Newman Springs Rd...... 842-6600 Awareness Certificate: Leonardo; Kathleen Anne Colleran of MATAWAN/0LD BRIDGE Rl. 34, Marketplace II...... 583-3600 Patricia A. Monahan of Hazlet. Lincroft; Dennis Thomas Palmeri Jr. of MEDICARE MIDDLETOWN Rt. 35, Pathmark Ctr...... 671-7300 Lincroft; Wayne W. Woodzell of Lin­ MEDICAID RED BANK 60 Broad St...... 530-5151 The State of New Jersey South Re­ croft; Julie Y. Wang of North Middle­ M ost WALL Rt. 35, Seagirt Mall...... 223-2800 gional Award Ceremony for fifth- and town; Christopher Damian Bova of MIDDLESEX/SOMERSET COUNTY sixth-graders was held honoring young Middletown Kimberly Michele Insurance EAST BRUNSWICK Village Green Rt. 18...... 238-7373 students in the gifted and talented pro­ Dollinger of Red Bank; Suzanne Plans EDISON Oak Tree Center...... 494-8484 gram sponsored by John Hopkins Elizabeth Stevens of Red Bank; and Sari FRANKLIN PARK Rt. 27, Franklin Town Cntr...... 940-0900 A c cep ted WOODBRIDGE 675 Rt. 1 & Gills Lane...... 636-7444 University. Ann Feltman of Red Bank. 3 6 JULY 20, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT Calendar

• Jersey Kids at Heart, an adult travel­ Monday Today through July 30 OTMTOIE ing entertainment troupe, will be starting • B’nai B’rith Women’s newest chap­ • Photography by Laura Corebello soon in Monmouth and Ocean counties. ter in the Holmdel/Rumson area, the on exhibit at the Monmouth County Saturdays Singers, dancers, comics, musicians, etc. Peninsular Chapter in Formation, will meet Library, 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan. For information, call 431-7251. • T’s Fun Time Players will hold audi­ may call (609) 294-1546 for information. at 8:30 p.m. and discuss the role of tions from 10:30 a.m. to noon at Basics • The First Avenue Playhouse, 123 women in the '90s. For more information First Ave., Atlantic Highlands, is looking or directions, call 576-8939 or (201) 736­ Today through July 31 Flea Market, Route 9 north, Howell. Ages • Scherer Gallery, 93 School Road 4 to 12. Participants will sing, dance and for directors, prop help, stage managers, 7091. West, Marlboro, will present an exhibit by act to original children’s tunes and enter­ lighting designers and operators for its fall Tuesday artists including Barnet, Calder, Delaunay, tain at schools, malls, fairs, hospitals, and season and beyond. For information, call 291-7552. • Lakewood Piners Toastmasters Tamayo and Hundertwasser. Hours are community events, etc. For information, Wednesday through Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 call 905-5615. public-speaking group will meet from 7:30­ 9:30 p.m. in the Lakewood Municipal p.m. For information, call 536-9465. • Art Forms, Monmouth Street, Mondays Building, second floor, 2312 Third St., Red Bank, will feature a summer showcase of • Auditions for the Paragon Players, a Lakewood. For more iriformation and directions, call Mel Winograd at 493-2868. 20th century American art on Tuesdays youth entertainment troupe, ages 4 to 18. Today through Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Singers, dancers, actors, etc. will be audi­ For more information or reservations, call • Synergy - Singles in Community and on Mondays and evenings by appoint­ tioned from 6:30-8 p.m. at the Count Basie 747-1270 or 264-9375. Service - sponsored by the Volunteer ment. For information, call 530-4330. Theatre, Red Bank. For information, call Center of Monmouth County will meet at • Stuffed animal ornaments created 495-2673. the Eatontown Public Library, 47 Broad by Joyce Weiss of Middletown will be on display at the Nature Center, Poricy Park, Wednesdays St., at 7:30 p.m. For more information, call 741-3330. Middletown. Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. • Monmouth Kids, an entertainment Monday through Friday, and 12:30-3:30 youth troupe ages 4 to 18, will hold audi­ Thursday Tuesday p.m. on Sunday. For information, call- 842­ tions from 6:30-8 p.m. at the Count Basie • Middletown annual Old-Fashioned • The New Jersey Dance Collective 5966. Theatre, Red Bank. Singers, dancers, Summer Picnic for all senior residents of is presenting the Denishawn Repertory • The Monmouth Chapter of the comics, etc. welcome. For information, call Middletown on Croydon Hall Lawn, Dancers at the Stockton Performing Arts Embroiderers’ Guild of America will exhibit (609) 294-1546. Leonardville Road, Leonardo. Food and Center, Jim Leeds Road, Pomona, at 8 various projects done by the members at p.m. Tickets are $12.50. To reserve seats, the Monmouth County Library This month music from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. For more information, call Middletown Senior call (609) 652-9000. Headquarters, 125 Symmes Drive, • Kathy Reed Productions Murder on Center at 615-2265. Manalapan. For information, call 431­ Cue Mystery Company seeks comedy Tuesdays through August 30 • Volunteer meeting of the Glenn 7220. • Folk dancing with improvisational actors/actresses for paid Siegel’s “My Good Friend" teen-age can­ the Monmouth positions. Send resumes and pictures cer foundation will take place at 8 p.m. at Folk Dancers at Holmdel Park Shelter Today through Aug. 1 immediately to: Murder on Cue Mystery the Courtyard Marriott, 245 Half Mile Building, Longsteet Road, Holmdel, 7 to • Oil paintings by Robert Izzo will be Company, P.O. Box 307, Shrewsbury, Road, Red Bank. For more information, 10 p.m. Fee is $2. For information, call on display at the Eastern Branch of the 07702. For information, call 957-0726. call 780-2908. 842-4000. Monmouth County Library, Route 35. For • Directors needed. Openings for peo­ information, call 431-7251. ple who like to work with talented children Friday with a new youth entertainment troupe. • Shore Singles will hold an evening Today through Aug. 2 Openings in Monmouth, Ocean and walk on the boardwalk at Spring Lake. • Abstract paintings by Herbert Middlesex counties. Presented by Jersey Meet in front of the Northern Bathing Today through J u ly 23 Borden will be on exhibit at the Wall Kids Star Makers Inc., a non-profit organi­ Township Branch of the Monmouth Pavilion, Ocean and Ludlow avenues • A rt Forms w ill present an exhibit by zation. Nominal compensation plan for County Library, 2700 Allaire Road. For (Route 524) at 7 p.m. Fee $2. For more Irving Aronowitz at 16 Monmouth St., Red directors. For information, call (609) 294­ information, call 774-6759. information, call 431-7251. 1546. Bank. For information, call 530-4330.

Linden Summer Playhouse's pro­ ✓duction of Annie stars Matawan resident Leslie Schechter and David Feldman of Aberdeen. The . erformances are at the nion County Arts Center on Irving Street in Rahway, CJuly 20 to 23. For ticket info, call 272-3582. ••••••••••••••••••••a* Trapeze artists, clowns, a tightrope walker, a dare-devil act and more are portrayed „ J b y nearly life-sizea puppets tm fin Save the Earth Circus, a thrilling circus extravagan­ za that will be performed *by the Crabgrass Puppet leatre on July 20 at the m t m & m m i s i1 Stockton Performing Arts Center, Jim Leeds Road, ; >. Pomona. Show times are t j l i f ii10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.Tickets can be reserved by calling (609) ‘ 652-9000.. A n m e A special concert to benefit seven / organizations dedi- Icated to battling hunger . and providing relief will ’star the Michael Fitzgerald Band with special guests | Atlantis. The show will be held on Friday, July 22, 8 i.m. at the Count Basie heatre, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank. For information, : call 842-9000. \

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MERRY GO ROUND — David Hannwacker of Hazlet is one of the thousands of Enjoy the cruise you want at a children who enjoyed the many midway rides at last year’s Monmouth County price you can afford. Selection, Fair. Friday, July 29 is Children’s Day when those 17 and under get in free from savings and expertise at 11 am to 5 pm. All fairgoers enjoy discount rides during those hours (weather permitting).

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Rt. 9 South (between Rt. 520 & Union Hill Rd.) this year’s C ounty Fair MARLBORO, N.J. (908) 9 7 2 -2 4 4 4 rom the high-flying hot air bal­ any of three age categories of the Big loons of the Central jersey Bank Wheel Rallye (1:30 p.m.). "Hare 'n H ound" races to the Participants win ribbons. Register your A . F children for any of these races from 11 armored antics of the armadillo races, everybody gets into the racing act at a.m. to race time in the Outdoor the M onm outh County Fair com ing Entertainment Area to the left of the your way July 26-31. That includes the main road after you enter the Fair. contests of Great Bear Race Day spon­ Saturday is also for the Kiddie c * sored by Great Bear Spring Water. It's Tractor Pull. Children under 12 can for children 13 and under in the out­ recreate the old fashioned tractor pull door recreation area on the afternoon on smaller size but realistic tractors. of Saturday, July 30. Get into the action in the Outdoor Two races tailored for girls and Entertainment Area between 11am qratuOp& iirq s boys up to 3 years old may appeal to and 4 pm. Saturday is filled with fun for the U m a P io H | your fledgling racer. For non-walkers, Broadloom, Area Rugs, the Diaper Dash (at 11:45 a.m.) is children including Main Stage shows: Vinyl & Hardwood often their first sport competition. "The Airborne jugglers," "Talent Flooring From Showcase" with acts by Monmouth America's Top Mills, With Moms and Dads cheer leading, Exceptional Quality & they often cross finish line. County teens, and the "Country All­ Custom Installation All Walkers up to 36 months leap into Stars." The children will also want to 1 0 0 ° ° O F F At LOW LOW PRICES the laugh-producinq Toddler Waddle see the skydivers and the 4-H rocketry on any purchase of Waiting For You At launchings. The petting zoo is a great The Floor Store. ( 12:30 pm). Children up to 6 years * 9 0 0 ° ° o r m o r e who have discovered the wheel may place to get close to the animals. Look ride the provided three-wheelers in for the non-stop midway rides. * S 0 00 O F F COTTON CANDY » POPCORN MAKERS » HOT DOC PUSHCARTS on any purchase of *500°° or more D on't S w elter CAW BE COMBINED WITH SALE ITEM!! Must Present At Time Of Sale DUPONT G et S helter... Expires 8/31/94 Lim it One Per Customer STAINMASTER PLUS M e n t io n 1 RENT The T r a n s c r ip t ‘ 1 5 ” f o r „ B F L O O R Installed over 6 Ib. Padding i 1 0 % O F F A n y T e n t TENT! I R e n t a l See Our Huge Selection of Top of Residential & Commercial Custom Carpeting^ th e L in e B e r b e r s Vinyl • Hardwood Flooring f r o m Rt. 9 & Adelphia Rd. Freehold, NJ 07728 • Ocean Plaza t Celebrating our2ist Year 1711 Cinesi Drive, Freehold 780-3443 “1MI J3 6 (Next 6 -8 to Drug 5 Fair) 0 1 TABLES » CHAIRS « CHAFERS » FOUNTAINS « LINENS » UMBRELLAS GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS MONMOUTH EDITION , JULY 20, 1994 B 3

C ounty Fair offers th rills Children’s Day at the fair is and excitem ent for all ages packed with fun hildren seeking a day full BY JENNIFER NOWICKI things are still good for kids to learn, p.m. there will be a Celebrity Goat of inexpensive summer­ said Rupner. Milking Contest in the 4-H Show Tent. C time fun are invited to Correspondent Also being judged in the Exhibit Tent Friday night will also offer a chance Children's Day on Friday, July 29 at 5 p.m. w ill be 4-H Gardening Entries. for fairgoers to watch a Karate at the Monmouth County Fair. Horseless Horse Show, a Family At 6 p.m. there will be a goat milking D e m o n stra tio n from 7-8 p.m. Also Everyone 17 and under enters free Scavenger Hunt, and a demon­ demonstration in the 4-H Show Tent beginning at 7 p.m. in the center stage fro m 11 a.m. to 5 p.m . O n A stration by the 4-H Rocketry (ring). There w ill be additional goat will be a 4-H Queen Contest. Friday will Children's Day, anyone can buy Club are a few of the many excitingmilking demonstrations on Wednesday conclude with a Clogging Invitational in an $8 wrist band for unlimited events that will take place at the 1994 and Thursday evenings, both once the 4-H Show Tent, which will be from midway rides (weather permit­ Monmouth County Fair. again at 6 p.m. in the Show Tent (ring). 8:30-10:30 p.m. Saturday's events will ting). Children's Day is packed From July 26 to July 31 Monmouth From 8-10:30 p.m. on Wednesday include a Rocket Demonstration at 1 w ith things to do from 11 a.m.-l 1 4-H will co-sponsor the fair along with evening fairgoers w ill be able to see the p.m., a Fun Day Horse Show beginning p.m. Friday afternoon features kids the Monmouth County Park System. 4-H Monmouth Clogqers Express in at 11 a.m., ana a Horse Dressage Demo adventures such as the Snake Members and leaders of 4-H clubs have action. The Cloggers will perform in the at 3 p.m. There w ill also be a Horse Drill Show where you can get up close been working hard all year to prepare 4-H Show Tent. Demonstration at 3:30, which will be to live specimens from the Park for the fair. According to Monmouth When the fair opens at 5 p.m. on followed by a 4-H Rocketry Launch in System collection of local snakes County 4-H Program Associate Thursday, the 4-H Horse Exhibit will the Outdoor Entertainment Arena at 4 at 11:30 am, 12:30 pm and 1:30 Catherine Rupner, the fair offers a open. At the same time, small animal p.m. pm. chance for 4-H members to "showcase judging w ill take place in the Small At 5 p.m. in the Show Tent, fairgoers Nature Games (from 11 am to their projects and educate the public." Animal Tent, followed by poultry judg­ will be able to enjoy a performance by 1:30 pm) allow young children to M em bers of 4-H may range from ing at 5:30. According to Catherine singer Rob Perry Michael. On Sunday try their hand at the moose toss youths in the 1 st grade to young adults Rupner, there seems to be an increased July 31, 4-H members will participate in (throw a ring onto an antler) and in grade 13. Some form er 4-H mem­ interest in poultry this year. Interest in a Gymkhana, which consists of games frog toss (throw a bean bag onto bers have even gone on to become poultry seems to go in cycles, she said. on horseback. The event will take place a lily pad). There are even turtle leaders. Rupner noted that "learning by This year also offers a new exhibit, in the 4-H Horse Show (ring). At 3 p.m. races in which the children move doing and fun" is a motto of 4-H clubs, Herpetology. The judging of this event in the 4-H Show Tent there w ill be a 4- wooden turtles tied to string. and that 4-H emphasizes "active w ill take place at 5:00 p.m. in the Small H Prep Court Recognition followed by a Construct a boat/make it float things." Animal Tent. For those unaware, parade around the fair. is your chance to build a simple An important aspect of the 4-H cur­ Herpetology involves reptiles. Among In addition to being able to view the model boat. Try it at 11 am or 1 riculum is to have guest speakers at some of the reptiles being judged will projects and talents of 4-H members, m, and then enter the model meetings whenever possible, Rupner be snakes, lizards, and scorpions. there are also activities in which the oat race at 1:30 pm. To partici­ said. For example, members of the After the Herpetology judging there public is invited to participate. pate in any of these activities, Horse Club might be educated on skills w ill be a Best of show featuring tne best One such event is on Wednesday, come to the Outdoor such as the proper way to groom a reptile from each class represented, as July 27 when 4-H will sponsor a Family Entertainment Area to the left of horse, or how to judge, she said. Each well as one ultimate reptile. Scavenger Hunt. Registration for the the main road after you enter the member of the various 4-H clubs involv­ From 6-9 p.m., rabbits w ill be Hunt will begin at 5 p.m. in the 4-H fairgrounds. ing animals is "always learning about judged in the small animal tent. The 4- show tent. There will be no registration Plenty of Main Stage acts are their animal throughout the year," H activities scheduled for Thursday will fee. Friday also offers visitors 12 years- scheduled on Children's Day. That Rupner added. conclude with a Square Dancing old or younger a chance to participate includes "Turtle Frog Music" at club learning as As a result of each Exhibition. The exhibition will be from in a fun event, the Horseless Horse 11:30 am and 1:20 pm, "Bounce much as possible about their projects, 7:30-10:30 p.m. in the 4-H Show Tent. Show. The show involves events and and Ooo La La" jugglers at 12:30 4-H members are able to answer ques­ W hen the fair re-opens at 11 a.m. on skills similar to those seen in a horse pm and 2:15 pm ana "World Cup tions about their exhibits. This year 4-H Friday, July 29, there will be a 4-H Horse show, only there are no horses. The fun Gymnastics" at 3:30 pm. Children will have four different tents at the fair; Breed E xh ib it in the 4-H Horse Tent. will take place from 3-5 p.m. in the 4-H w o n 't w ant to miss the armadillo an exhibit tent, a show tent, a small ani­ From 11 a.m. u n til 12 noon, 4-H w ill Outdoor Entertainment Area. races, the wandering clowns, the mal tent, and a Horse tent. When the hold a Goat Show in the Show Tent On Saturday, July 30 from 7:30 to karate demonstration in the 4-H fair opens at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, July (ring). A Sheep Show will immediately 10:30 p.m., the public is invited to join show tent or the ice cream mak­ 26, 4-H Club Booths will be judged in follow at 12 noon. Also Friday afternoon in with 4-H and have some fun square ing demonstration at the the Exhibit tent. There w ill be 20 will be "Name the Animals" from 12-2 dancing. The dancing will take place in Longstreet Farm tent. booths, each one designed and deco­ p.m. in the 4-H Show Tent, and from 1 - the 4-H Show Tent. Then, From 11:30 Children's Day is a big part of rated by a different 4-H club. The 2 p.m. the same day a Baby Beef Show until 1:30 on Sunday, the Youth Open the non-stop fun all six days of the theme w ill be "4-H: Back to Basics." in the Show Tent (ring). On both Friday Pet Show (No Dogs) will take place in M onm outh C ounty Fair. This theme emphasizes that "basic and Saturday evenings from 6:30-7 the 4-H Show Tent.

20th Annual D a n c e D y n a m i c s M onm outh C ounty Fair "Offering Only The Best" Six Big Days July 26, 27, 28 5pm -llpm REGISTER FOR FALL CLASSES NOW! July 29, 30 lla m - llp m Monday-Wednesday, July 25-27:1000-12fX) & 3“ - 500 July 31 llam-6pm Thursday, July 28:1200-200 & 600 - 800 4-H EXHIBITS & ACTIVITIES • FREE ENTERTAINMENT HOME & GARDEN EXHIBITS • 1890s FARM TENT T a p • J a z z • S t r e e t D a n c e AMUSEMENT RIDES & GAMES • PETTING ZOO • B a l l e t (vaganova method) Pointe • Lyrical FIREMEN’S MUD FLAG FOOTBALL POLICEMEN’S VOLLEYBALL A c r o b a t i c s • S p e c i a l l y D e s i g n e d P r e -S c h o o l HOT AIR BALLOON RACES A n d K indergarten P r o g r a m s FOOD & COMMERCIAL VENDORS One-Way Observation Window Adults $3.50 • Children 12 & Under Free Professionally Trained Staff From New York And Europe Free Parking • No Pets Allowed Headliners And Regency Talent Competition National Finalist t 577-1977 East Freehold Park Showgrounds, Kozloski Rd., Freehold, NJ (off Rts. 33 & 537) HOWELL CENTER, RT. 9 (Near Party Fair) r B 4 JULY 20, 1994, GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS MONMOUTH EDITION 1994 MONMOUTH COUNTY FAIR

HIGHLIGHTS OF EVENTS A M I ATTRACTIONS

★ **FR E E ENTERTAINM ENT ★ ★★ * PETTING ZOO * 150 COMMERCIAL VENDORS * 4-H EXHIBITS AND ACTIVITIES* VARIETY OF FOODS ★ PONY RIDES ★ ★ HOME & GARDEN COMPETITIONS AND DEMONSTRATIONS ★ AMUSEMENT RIDES* FIREMEN'S MUD FUG FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT * * POLICEMEN'S VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT* BROADCASTING BY RADIO STATIONS * General Admission $3.50 - Children 12 and under Free - Free Parking

TUESDAY, JU LY 26 FR ID A Y, JU LY 29 5:00 PM - ll:O O P M 1 1 : 0 0 A M - l l : O O P M UNLIMITED MIDWAY RIDES ($8.00 WRISTBAND) UNTIL 11:00 PM CHILDREN 17 & UNDER ADMITTED FREE UNTIL 5:00 PM (WEATHER PERMITTING) UNLIMITED MIDWAY RIDES ($8.00 WRISTBAND) UNTIL 5:00 PM (WEATHER PERMITTING) 5:00 pm FAIR OPENS SENIOR CITIZEN'S DAY - ALL DAY & NIGHT l l 5:00 pm 4-H Gardening Entries Judged 4-H Exhibit Tent HOME & GARDEN GARDENER'S DAY (VEGETABLES, FLOWERS AND PU N TS JUDGED) 5:00 pm 4-H Club Booths Judged 4-H Exhibit Tent 5:00-7:00 pm Threshing Demonstration Longstreet Farm Tent 11:00 am FAIR OPENS ► 5:00-7:00 pm Stenciling Demonstration Longstreet Farm Tent 11:00-11:30 am Make-A-Boat and Race Outdoor Entertainment 5:00-8:00 pm Central Jersey Bank Hot Air Balloon Race Outdoor Entertainment 11:00-11:30 am Nature Games Outdoor Entertainment 5:30 pm Herding Dog Demonstration Show Ring #1 11:00 am-12:00 pm 4-H Goat Show 4-H Show Tent (ring) 5:30-8:30 pm Dreamosaur Stroller Fairgrounds 11:00 am-1:00 pm Scherenschnitte Demonstration Longstreet Farm Tent 5:30-8:30 pm Policemen's Volleyball Tournament Show Ring #2 11:00am-11:00pm 4-H Horse Breed Exhibit 4-H Horse Tent 6:00-7:00 pm Goat Milking Demonstration 4-H Show Tent (ring) 11:30 am Snake Show Outdoor Entertainment MONM ! 6:00-8:00 pm Firemen's Mud Flag Football Tournament Show Ring #2 11:30 am-12:15 pm Turtle Frog Music Main Stage 6:00-8:00 pm Costume Shop Strolling Mime Fairgrounds 11:30 am-2:30 pm Funny Factory Balloon Clowns Fairgrounds 6:00-9:00 pm Huggles the Clown in Model T Fairgrounds 12:00 Noon Put On Your Armor Armadillo Races Show Ring #1 6:15-7:00 pm Bill E. Penn and the Sidewinders Main Stage 12:00-12:30 pm Nature Games Outdoor Entertainment 7:00 pm Herding Dog Demonstration Show Ring #1 12:00-1:00 pm 4-H Sheep Show 4-H Show Tent (ring) 7:00-9:00 pm 4-H Talent Show 4-H Show Tent 12:00-2:00 pm 'Name the Animals' 4-H Show Tent 7:00-9:00 pm Butter Making Demonstration Longstreet Farm Tent 12:00-4:00 pm Calliabike Fairgrounds 7:15-8:00 pm Bill E. Penn and the Sidewinders Main Stage 12:30 pm Snake Show. Outdoor Entertainment W'J K 8:15 pm Herding Dog Demonstration Show Ring #1 12:30-1:15 pm Bounce and Ooo La La Main Stage 8:30-9:15 pm Brookdale Big Band Main Stage 1:00 pm Put On Your Armor Armadillo Races Show Ring 11 9:15 pm Fireworks Display Fairgrounds 1:00-1:30 pm Make-A-Boat and Race Outdoor Entertainment SATURDAY, JU LY 30 9:30-10:15 pm Brookdale Big Band Main Stage 1:00-1:30 pm Nature Games Outdoor Entertainment 9:30-10:30 pm Learn About The Heifer Longstreet Farm Tent 1:00-2:00 pm 4-H Baby Beef Show 4-H Show Tent (ring) 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM 11:00 pm FAIR CLOSES 1:00-2:00 pm Children's Leisure Time Activities Longstreet Farm Tent GREAT BEAR RACE DAY 1:00-3:00 pm Dinosaur Stroller Fairgrounds HOMES GARDEN BAKER'S DAY 1:20-2:05 pm Turtle Frog Music Main Stage 11:00 am FAIR OPENS 1:30 pm Snake Show Outdoor Entertainment 11:00am Graat Bear Race Day Registrations: W EDNESDAY, JU LY 27 2:00-3:00 pm IceCream Making Demonstration Longstreet Farm Tent Diaper Dash, Toddler Waddle, 2:00-4:00 pm 4-H Club Presentations 4-H Show Tent 5 : 0 0 P M - l l : O O P M Big Wheel Rallye Outdoor E 2:15-3:00 pm Bounce and Ooo La La Main Stage 11:45 am Diaper Dash Post-lime Outdoor E 5:00 pm FAIR OPENS 3:00-4:00 pm Cow Milking Demonstration Longstreet Farm Tent 11:00 am-1:00 pm Policemen's Volleyball Tournament S 5:00-7:00 pm Family Scavenger Hunt 3:00-5:00 pm 4-H Horseless Horse Show Outdoor Entertainment 11:00 am-1:00 pm Bobbin Lace Demonstration Longstre (Open to the public) 4-H Show Tent 3:30-4:15 pm World Cup Gymnastics Main Stage 11:00 am-3:00 pm Fun Day Horse Show Hors 5:00-7:00 pm Knitting Demonstration Longstreet Farm Tent 4:00-5:00 pm Threshing Demonstration Longstreet Farm Tent 11:00 am-4:00 pm Kiddie Tractor Pull Outdoor E 5:00-8:00 pm Policemen's Volleyball Tournament Show Ring *2 5:00-7:30 pm Blacksmithing Demonstration Longstreet Farm Tent 11:00 am-8:00 pm Firemen's Mud Flag Football Tournament S 5:00-8:00 pm Central Jersey Bank Hot Air Balloon Race Outdoor Entertainment 5:00-8:00 pm Policemen’s Voleyball Tournament Show Ring #2 12:00 Noon Put On Your Armor Armadillo Races S 6:00 pm Herding Dog Demonstration Show Ring #1 5:00-8:00 pm Central Jersey Bank Hot Air Balloon Race Outdoor Entertainment 12:00-4:00 pm Fooper and Noodles Strollers 6:00-7:00 pm Goat Milking Demonstration 4-H Show Tent (ring) 5:00-9:00 pm Bob Killian Strolling Troubadour Fairgrounds 12:00-7:00 pm Cheese Making Demonstration Longstre 6:00-8:00 pm Firemen's Mud Flag Football Tournament Show Ring #2 5:30-6:15 pm Navesink Brass Main Stage 12:15-1:00 pm Airborne Jugglers 6:00-9:00 pm Funny Factory Balloon Clowns Fairgrounds 6:00-8:00 pm Firemen's Mud Flag Footbal Tournament Show Ring #2 12:30 pm Toddler Waddle Post-time Outdoor E 6:15-7:00 pm Hot Fudge Sunday Main Stage 6:00 pm Put On Your Armor Armadillo Races Show Ring #1 1:00 pm Put On Your Armor Armadillo Races S 7:008:00 pm 4-H Clover Cloggers 4-H Show Tent '6:30-7:00 pm Celebrity Goat Milking Contest 4-H Show Tent (ring) 1:00-2:00 pm 4-H Rocket Demonstration 4-1 7:00-8:00 pm Children's Story Hour Longstreet Farm Tent 6:30-8:00 pm K-9 Showcase: Bayshore Companion Dog Club Outdoor Entertainment 1:30 pm Big Wheel Rallye Post-time Outdoor Ei 7:15 pm Herding Dog Demonstration Show Ring #1 7:00-B:00 pm Karate Demonstration 4-H Show Tent 1:30-3:00 pm Talent Showcase 7:15-8:00 pm Hot Fudge Sunday Main Stage 7:00-8:30 pm 4-H Queen/Ambassador Contest Main Stage 1:30-3:30 pm Grandma Tlckle-Toes 8:00-9:30 pm Napkin Folding Demonstration Longstreet Farm Tent 7:30 pm Put On Your Armor Armadillo Races Show Ring 11 1:30-3:30 pm Airborne Jugglers 8:00-10:30 pm 4-H Monmouth Cloggers Express 4-H Show Tent Puppet Show Longstreet Farm Tent 7:30-8:30 pm 2:00-4:00 pm 4-H Club Presentations 4-1 8:30 pm Herding Dog Demonstration Show Ring #1 8:30-10:30 pm Clogging Invitational 4-H Show Tent 3:00-3:30 pm Horse Dressage Demonstration Horst 8:30-9:15 pm Dr. Cheeko's Island Sounds Main Stage Put On Your Armor Armadillo Races Show Ring #1 9:00 pm 3:30-4:00 pm Horse Drill Team Demonstration Hors< Main Stage 9:30-10:15 pm Dr. Cheeko's Island Sounds Main Stage 9:00-9:30 pm New York Express Skating Show 3:30-4:10 pm Country All-Stars 9:30-10:30 pm Demonstration o l 1890s Kitchen Equipment Longstreet Farm Tent 9:30-10:30 pm Antique Farm Equipment Demonstration Longstreet Farm Tent 4:00-5:30 pm 4-H Rocketry Launchings Outdoor Ei Main Stage 11:00 pm FAIR CLOSES 9:45-10:15 pm New York Express Skating Show 4:00-6:00 pm Rug Making Demonstration Longstre* 11:00 pm FAIR CLOSES 4:00-8:00 pm Stiltwalker '4:20-5:00 pm Country All-Slats 5:00-6:30 pm Rob Perry Michael (Singer) 4-h THURSDAY, JU LY 28 5:10-5:30 pm Monmouth Battleground Barbershop Chorus 5:30-6:30 pm Banjo Ragtimers I 5:00 PM -11:00 PM 6:00 pm Put On Your Armor Armadillo Races Sf 6.00 pm Sky Diving 5:00 pm FAIR OPENS Outdoor Er 6:30-7:00 pm Celebrity Goat Milking Contest 4-HShov 5:00 pm 4-H Horse Exhibit Opens 4-H Horse Tent 6:30-7:15 pm Banjo Ragtimers 5:00 pm 4-H Small Animal Judging Small Animal Tent 7:00-8:30 pm K-9 Showcase: Bayshore 5:00-6:00 pm 4-H Herpetology Judging Small Animal Tent Companion Dog Club Outdoor En 5:00-7:00 pm Basket Weaving Demonstration Longstreet Farm Tent 7:00-10:00 pm Contra Dance Longstree 5:00 -8:00 pm Policemen's Volleyball Tournament Show Ring #2 7:30 pm Put On Your Armor Armadillo Races Sh 5:30 pm 4-H Poultry Judging Small Animal Tent 7:30-8:30 pm Banjo Ragtimers I 5:30-6:00 pm Steppin Out Dance Studio Main Stage 7:30-10:30 pm 4-H Square Dancing 5:30-8:30 pm Fooper and Noodles Strollers Fairgrounds (open to the public) 4-H 6:00-7:00 pm Goat Milking Demonstration 4-H Show Tent (ring) 8:00-9:00 pm Jukebox Heroes 6:00-8:00 pm Firemen's Mud Flag Football Tournament Show Ring #2 9:00 pm Put On Your Armor Armadillo Races Sh 6:00-8:00 pm Strolling Magician Fairgrounds 9:30-10:30 pm Jukebox Heroes 6:00-9:00 pm 4-H Rabbit Judging Small Animal Tent 10:00-10:30 pm Antique Farm Equipment Demonstration Longstree 6:30 pm Put On Your Armor Armadillo Races Show Ring #1 11:00 pm FAIR CLOSES 6:30-8:00 pm Talent Showcase Main Stage East Freehold P a rk Show grounds 6:30-8:00 pm First Aid Competition Classic Outdoor Entertainment K o zlo skl Road, Freehold 7:00-8:00 pm Kite Making Demonstration Longstreet Farm Tent for more information about the Fair, call 730 pm Put On Ybur Armor Armadillo Races Show Ring #1 (908) 842-4000 exts. 256,257. Check out the demonstrations a 7:30-10:30 pm Square Dancing Exhibition 4-H Show Tent 8:00-9:30 pm Butter Making Demonstration Longstreet Farm Tent performances scheduled all six c 8:30 pm . Put On Your Armor Armadillo Races Show Ring #1 at the Home & Garden Tent 2 8:30-9:10 pm Gossamer Magic Show Main Stage 9:30 pm Put On Ybur Armor Armadillo Races Show F6ng #1 Longstreet Farm Tent 22, and t 9:30-10:10 pm Gossamer Magic Show Main Stage 9:30-10:30 pm Antique Farm Equipment Demonstration Longstreet Farm Tent 4-H Show Tent 16. 11:00 pm FAIR CLOSES

The Fair management reserves the right to cancel an event without notice. GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS MONMOUTH EDITION, JULY 20, 1994 B 5

1994 Monmouth County Fair

FAIRGROUNDS KEY 1. FAIR OFFICE 11. Outdoor Commercial 21.4-H Small Animal Exhibit 30. PUBLIC PAY PHONES 2. FIRST AID 12. 4-H Exhibits 22. Longstreet Farm Exhibit 31. 4-H Dunking Stool 3. Food Tent 13. Commercial Tent 23. Outdoor Commercial 32. Dining Tent 4. Dining Tent 14. Commercial Tent 23a. Friends of the Parks I 1 Single Snack Food 5. Pony Rides 15. Commercial Tent 24. Home & Garden Tent A Sponsors SUNDAY, JU LY 31 6. Main Stage 16. 4-H Show Tent County Park System Info. 11:00 A M - 6:00 P M 7. Outdoor Commercial 17. Commercial Tent 25. Outdoor Commercial 8. Outdoor Food 18. 4-H Livestock 26. Outdoor Commercial 11:00 am FAIR OPENS 9. Rides & Amusements 19. Commercial Tent 27. Antique Farm Equipment 11:00 am-11:30 am Registration tor Youth Open Pet 10. Petting Zoo 20. 4-H Horse Exhibit 28. Outdoor Entertainment Area Show (Open to the Publio-No Dogs) 4-H Show Tent 29. Vendor Office 11:00 am-l:00 pm Rush Chair Seat Demonstration Longstreet Farm Tent 11:00 am-3:30 pm 4-H Gymkhana 4-H Horse Show Ring ertainment 11:00 am-4:00 pm Antique Auto Show Outdoor Entertainment VENDORS FOOD VENDORS ertainment 11:30 am-1:30 pm Policemen's Volleyball Tournament Ring #2 (Finals) Show Ring 12 A & J ______.AREA 26 MARY KAY------.TENT 15 AIRPORT RESTAURANT 4 LOUNGE.______AREA 8 Farm Tent 11:30 am-1:30 pm Youth Open Pel Show 4-H Show Tent AMERICAN EAGLE...... JE N T15 MAVJAC...... -...... TENT 13 ANGELOTTI'S PIZZA______AREAS Show Ring 11:30am-3:30pm Stiltwalker Fairgrounds AMERICAN LEASECOfiP...„...... TENT 13 MININSOHN CHIROPRACTIC CENTER...... JENT 15 BEN 4 JERRY'S______AREA 8 ertainment 12:00-2:45 pm Bluegrass Festival Main Stage ANDY'S PUCE______JENT 19 MJ 4 J WHITE INC...... JENT 19 BJ'S CONCESSION CORP.______S5 Ring 12 12:00-4:00 pm F ili Ihe Fool Fairgrounds APPEARANCE PROOUCTS 4 SERVICES---- .TENT 13 MODERN IMAGES...... -TENT 14 BROADWAY DEU CATERING------.TENT 3 5wRing#1 12:00-4:30 pm Firemen’s Mud Flag Football (Semi-finals) Show Ring 12 ASBURY PARK PRESS...... TENT 24 MON. COUNCIL OF GIRL SCOUTS------JENT 17 BUNKY’S ICESL______.S8 airgrounds 12:30 pm Put On Your Armor Armadillo Races Show Ring »1 BATTER UP BASEBALL CARDS...... TENT 17 MON. CTY.ADV.COM./STAT OF WOMEN,---- (TENT 17 CAFE'S INCORPORATED.______TENT 3 BENOITS T-SHIRTS...... JE N T15 MON. CTY. DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION____ .TENT 13 CARVEL OF OAKHURST------S6 Farm Tent 1:00-3:00 pm Quilting Demonstration Longstreet Farm Tent BERNINA SEWING CENTER...... JENT 19 MON. CTY. ELECTIONS/REGISTRATION...... TENT 13 CHRISTOPOULOS, JOHN______AREA 6 to n Stage 1:00-5:00 pm Granny with Puppets Fairgrounds BEST VIEW WINDOWS...... TENT 15 MON. CTY. FIRE MARSHAL...... AREA 7 CROSS FOOO CONCESSIONS______AREA 8 ertainment 1:30 pm Put On Your Armor Armadillo Races Show Ring #1 BROOKDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE...... JENT 19 MON. CTY. MOSQUITO COMMISSION...... TENT 17 DANNY'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT.______AREAS 3W Ring #1 2:30 pm Put On Your Armor Armadillo Races Show Ring #1 BUNDA, CLARA...... TENT 13 MON. CTY. PUNNING BOARD...... TENT 13 DELUNO'S FOOD CONCESSIONS------AREA S 2:30 pm Pet Photo Results Announced 4-H Show Tent Show Tent CAFE COFFEE SERVICE™...... TENT 15 MON. CTY. PROMOTION /TOURISM...... JENT 13 HOFBRAUHAUS...... AREA 8 3:00-3:30 pm ertainment Clown Parade Fairgrounds CEU.ULAR PROMOTIONS™...... AREA B MON. CTY. RECYCLING BOARQ.______TENT 13 J 4 C FOOD CONCESSION.______TENT 3 to n Stage 3:00-4:00 pm 4-H Prep Court Recognition 4-H Show Tent CHRISTENSEN, GLORIA...... JENT 19 MON. CTY. SHERIFF'S DEPT...... AREA 25 UWRENCE CATERING...______AREA 8 airgrounds 3:00-5:00 pm Com Dolls and Straw Braiding COLOUR FU a FLOORS...... AREA 26 MON. CTY. VOCATIONAL SCHOOL...... TENT 19 MARY 4 PAUL'S HOT DOGS------.TENT 3 airgrounds Demonstration Longstreet Farm Tent COUNTRY BUMPKIN...... JENT 15 MONMOUTH MEDICAL CENTER...... JENT 15 MIKE'S FOOD CONCESSION...... TENT 3 Show Tent 3:15-4:15 pm Firemen's Mud Flag Football Final Game Show Ring #2 COVERED BRIDGE CHIROPRACTIC------TENT 15 MONMOUTH TAEKWONDO. INC...... JENT 15 MOM S..ww.w...... ™...... ».....t...... S4 Show Ring 3:30 pm Put On Your Armor Armadillo Races Show Ring 11 CRUISE HOLIDAYS OF MARLBORO------.TENT 19 MONMOUTH COUNTY SPCA______..JENT 15 MON. CTY. 4-H ASSOCIATION______.TENT 3 Show Ring 3:304:30 pm Clown Festival Fairgrounds DE8RIS-FREE GUTTER COVER CO...... TENT 13 MONTANINO...... JENT 17 NEW VENTURE FOOOS______AREAS to n Stage 4:30 pm Put On Your Armor Armadillo Races Show Ring f l DECOR MARKETING...... TENT 17 MOTHER NATURE'S GIFTS...... JENT 14 NUTCRACKER SWEEX______-S7 ertainment 4:45-5:30 pm World Cup Gymnastics Main Stage DENCO DISTRIBUTORS™...... TENT 19 NJ DEPT. MILITARY 4 VET. AFFAIRS...... TENT 13 OH BROTHER'S/AMERICAN HOTEL______AREA 8 Farm Tent 5:00-6:00 pm Antique Farm Equipment Demonstration Longstreet Farm Tent DESHA LTD...... JENT 15 NJ AMERICAN WATER COMPANY...... AREA C PASSARELLI'S ITALIAN HOT DOGS______AREA 8 airgrounds 5:30 pm 4-H Alumni Qui* Raffle Drawing 4-H Show Tent DEMOCRATS OF MON. CTY...... JENT 14 NO. JERSEY SHORE CHAPTER 315 EAA...... TENT 15 PHILIPPINE HUT.------.TENT 3 DILL'S RACEWAY EQUIP. INC...... TENT 13 SCAUA CONCESSIONS------.TENT 3 to n Stage 6:00 pm FAIR CLOSES NOVELTY ENTERPRISES...... L JENT 17 DISCOVERY TOYS...... JENT 15 PUNNED PARENTHOOD OF MON. CTY.... „..JENT 15 ST. THOMAS LUTHERAN CHURCH______AREA 8 Show Tent DU-ALL PRODUCTS...... JENT 14 PRUDENTIAL...... TENT 17 TCBY.______.S2 to n Stage DURA-PLEX INC...... — TENT 14 PRUDENTIAL NJ REALTY.------.....TENT 14 TIM'S FAST FOOD------S1 airgrounds EAST COAST DIVING SERVICE...... JENT 17 R & B SPECIALTIES...... TENT 19 TOM'S FAST FOOOS------S3 m Ring *1 SPONSORS ENCYCLOPAEDIA 8RITANNICA...... JENT 13 REAL LOG HOMES OF GARDEN STATE...... JENT 19 TONY'S ITALIAN SAUSAGE______AREA 8 ertainment F4FTRADING.„...... AREA 23 REPUBLICANS OF MON. CTY...... TENT 14 WAFFLES AND CREAM...... TENT 3 ★ Asbury Park Press ★ Cellular Promotions, Inc. ★ Tent(ring) FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RED BANK...... JENT 14 RYAN, HOLLY...... L AREA 11 WE'RE NOT JUST NUTS______AREA 8 to n Stage ★ Central Jersey Bank ★ CentraState Medical Center * FLY-AWAY KITES, INC...... TENT 13 S IR SALES______AREA26 ZORBA'S GYROS______AREAS + Great Bear Spring Water ★ Monmouth Medical Center + FREEHOLD ELKS LODGE NO. 1454______JENT 19 SCHWARTZ CHIROPRACTIC CENTER.... 4 __.TENT 19 ertainment ★ NJ American Water Co. ★ FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER...... JENT 19 SHACKLES, NANCY...... JENT 19 Farm Tent FRIENDS OF THE FKRKS...... AREA 23 SHORE AREA NOW...... TENT 19 w Ring #1 GEM OF THE ORIENT...... AREA 26 SHORE CHRISTIAN CENTER...... TENT 17 The Monmouth County Fair airgrounds DONORS GIDEONS INTERNATIONAL______.TENT 19 SILVER BELLS------AREA 26 ★ Aquatic Gardens * Bayshore Companion Dog Club * Bell Atlantic * GIFTING TREE, THE...... TENT 19 SMITH BARNEY SHEARSON...... JENT 14 is brought to you by Show Tent Brookdale Horticultural Club + Christine McGrath ★ GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER______AREA A SPREAD THE WORQ...... JENT 17 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS...... TENT 17 to n Stage ★ Deep Cut Bonsai Society ★ Deep Cut Orchid Society + STARBRIGHT TRADING POST______JENT 17 the Monmouth County Board HEALTH CRAFT COOKING SHOW______.TENT 13 STEVEN'S SPECIALTIES...... AREA 26 Ring #1 ■k Grandma Tickletoes ★ Jersey Central Power & light * I.D.S. FINANCIAL SERVICE INC______.TENT 13 of Chosen Freeholders, to n Stage STITCHES 4 STUFF...... JENT 15 ★ John Lalanas ★ Joseph Maresca * J & K PRODUCTS...... JENT 14 SUGARLOAF...... JENT 15 Farm Tent ★ Linda Fabiana'Cake Craft ★ Matt Kazuba * J. MICHAEL ENTERPRISES______-TENT 17 TABLE CHARM...... TENT 13 the Monmouth County Board ★ Molly Pitcher Stitchers Quilter’s Guild * Molzon Landscape Nursery * JAN'S GIFTS------JENT 17 TATTOO CRAZY...... JENT 15 of Becreation Commissioners, JEWEL'S RAZZLE DAZZLE______JENT 19 * Monmouth County Mosquito Commission * TIMBER TOYS...... TENT 14 JEWt£RY MINE, THE______JENT 19 UNITED WE STAND, MON CO CHAPTER_____ JENT 14 & ★ Monmoulh Counly Shade Tree Commission * K. M. DISTRIBUTORS______AREA 26 UNIVERSAL ENTERPRISES...... JENT 17 in d Monmouth Barbershop Chorus * Monmouth Cablevision *• KALL 4 ASSOCIATES INSURANCE______AREA 23 VIETNAM VETS OF AMERICA/CHAPT. 12_____ AREA 26 the Monmouth County lays ★ Public Servioe Electric 4 Gas * Shore Fiber Arts Guild ★ KIDS KRAFT&PUN FACES------.TENT 14 WATERLOOV GUTTER PROTECTION______JE N T 14 ★ United Jersey Bank/Central, N.A. ★ WADB 95.9 FM ★ KITCHEN MAGIC, INC______.TENT 14 WILDLIFE CONNECTION...... JENT 14 4-11 Association L G I. DISTRIBUTORS...... AREA 23 b * Soft Rock WJLK FM 94.3 * WMGQ - Magic 96.3 FM * WINTERS ENTERPRISES...... JENT 14 LANCE'S FAMILY AFFAIR...... AREA 11 WORLD BOOK INC______TENT 17 ★ World Cup Gymnastics ★ WYNY 103.5 Continuous Country Favorites + he LIBERTARIANS OF MON. CTY.______JENT 17 YARDWORKS...... AREA 23 ★ WZVU-107.1 F M * MAACO AUTO PAINTING & BOOY WORKS___ AREA 23 ZIEBART-TIDY CAR______AREA 26 * B 6 JULY 20, 1994, GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS MONMOUTH EDITION

Make No Compromise In this age o f specialization Come to the Finest Preschool p e o p le s t ill need a n A ttorney • LEARNING CENTER BRIAR HILL SCHOOL who meets their needs 123 So. Main St. (Rt. 79) Marlboro from A to Z ★ 3 hr. Half Day Nursery & Pre-K 26 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE ★ Full Day or All Day 7 am-6 pm LAW OFFICES ★ KinderKlub-After Kindergarten Program We now love, teach and hug ARTHUR GOLDZWEIG ★ Full Day Private Kindergarten the 2nd generation of Jode Professional Plaza ★ Private First Grade Briar Hill Families ★ Transportation for All Programs 193 Route 9 South ,Q ^ REGISTER NOW For info package call Manalapan 908-431-0718 908-431-1629. : 908-780-5400 Congregation Sons

of Israel Nursery School B A R R Y Gordon’s Comer Road, Manalapan SILBER An early childhood program encouraging creativity in a Jewish environment. Temple Shalom Nursery School ATTORNEY AT LAW • Morning • Afternoon • Nursery 5 Ayrmont Lane, Aberdeen • Full Day Pre-Nursery 100 Craig Rd. Fun At • Kindergarten Enrichment (AM + PM) 908-566-2621 M OM & ME Flexible Programs For 2'/j-5 Year Olds Manalapan, N.J. M O M M Y & ME & TEACHER MAKES 3 Certified Staff Certified Staff • State Licensed • Transportation Available REGISTER NOW FOR SEPTEMBER “Be PART OF THE EXPERIENCE” Mommy & Me 908-431-4757 Open To The Community IlieFair 908-446-4924 M ember o f N.Y. & N.J. Bar ■ . ■ ■■■ . ■ ■. ■ Renee Narson, Director Director - Laney Shapiro / a SEEs tt tOUR DANCERS MEL CRYSTAL, CPA ( t ) AT Al THE Serving your accounting, tax& financial COUNTY FAIR consulting needs for over 25 years. RAINBOW WORLD Business, Personal & CPA Hwy. 71 & Main St. Firm Quality Review PRESCHOOL CENTERS ■ ^ ^ ^ T h u rs d a y July 28th, Manasquan Member of AICPA & NVSSCPA, We Care F or Y otil 6:30 PM 908-223-3434 Certified in N J & NY Now Accepting R egistration Saturday July 30th, Tricorne Shopping Center For Septem ber 1994 41 Dawes Court ~ , 1:00 PM Rte. 35 & New Bedford Freehold Township Preschool Classes ages 2 '/ i to 5 Tom Stanton s Wall Township Year-round Day Care The R ight Moves ______ages Infant to 6 ___ 908-449-7720 908-780-2214 106 Windeler 220 Alexander Dance Studio 197 Seaview Square Mall Road Avenue 282 Main Street, Keansburg Fax 908-303-8961 Howell Howell Ocean Township 908-370-3222 908-370-0090 908-787-4481 908-922-8610 COVERING ALL OF CENTRAL NJ

★ Ballet ★ Tap ★ Jazz ★ Point ★ Buying or Selling a Home? H O W E LL HOLMDEL C all us! OVtary ‘Beth McCabe, A C A D E M Y PRE-SCHOOL CENTER 908-946-9199 ( D M ® . O F D M C E Accepting SOLD General & Cosmetic Dentistiy For Adults & Children Registration For tyARIUate REGISTRATION Our Fall Program Bonding • Bleaching • Veneers JULY 26-28 Implant Restoration 6 PM -8 PM 674 North Beer Street Emergency Care 908-370-5330 Holmdel Nobody knows homes better. 908-957-8285 e Meredith Corporation 1991. 9 Leonardville Road 4411 Rt. 9, Howell, N J 07731 All rights reserved, Diagonally Across From Friendship Plaza 908-888-1919 sswass! Each firm independently owned and operated, M i d d l e t o w n — Dcvdovmtrrtal MONMOUTH CONSERVATION B r u n s w i c k ^ FOUNDATION L i a m i m C e n t e r B an k* Trust Celebrating our 17th Year Over 2,300 Acres of open Space EARLY CHILDHOOD Saved in Monmouth County Since 1977 EDUCATION "SAVE THE LAND..,and all else will follow." NEED A LOAN? Pre-School/Child Ju d ith H. S ta nley Care/Summer Camp MCF President • M ortgage Box 191, Middletown, NJ 07748 • Home Equity State Licensed 908-671-7000 • Professional Caring Staff • Car Loans Modified Montessori Method SIGN UP FOR OUR FALL > Fax 671-2667 2'/2-9 Year Olds CLASS PROGRAM • Vacation Loan • Individualized Curriculum Don’t Get Closed Out • Music Gym • Science • After School Programs Pre School, Recreational, £ r \ ADVANTAGE H igh School To The i : i ; a CALL • Pre-Reading & Math Com petitive Level • Computers Safety C ertified Instructors ^ 3 7 REALTORS Jaxzercise / Step Manalapan Office: • POOL K a r a t e Birthday Parties Manalapan 908-536-2000 908-431-3000 Baby S itting REGISTER NOW A / C R o o m s Viewing W indows Freehold 908462-8600 F re e h o ld O ffice: AT BOTH LOCATIONS [Cheerieadln^Headquarter^^^ New Road, So. Bruns. Route 522, Monroe Old Bridge 908-591-8000 908-780-3444 Kendall Park E. Brunswick Pond Road Shopping Center Keyport 908-2643456 R o u te 9 6. Pond Road. Freehold 908-329-2124 908-521-4322 (Loo*terf on Pond Road sKJe of Center) Middletown 90&671-5100 Member FDIC t U Miriam F. Mordecai, Executive Director (908) 294-9559 OPPORTUNITY GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS MONMOUTH EDITION, JULY 20, 1994 B 7

flozuers ‘By M onm outh County Fair je a n — now six days long

ners for yourself and pick up valuable Flowers for A ll Occasions o mark the 20th anniversary iof county fairs presented by t|ie tips in demonstrations of everything Highway 33 East Monmouth County Pajrk from the making of baskets to the T baking of cakes. F re e h o ld System in cooperation with Monmouth County 4H, the Park 4H Competitions, Exhibits and 908-308-3434 System has added a day to this family Demonstrations including the display tradition. and judging of animals raised by 4H ---- So attend the M onm outh Courjity youth. See the 4H Queen and Ambassador Contest, horse riding Fair as often as you like from Tuesday, contests, and join in the square danc­ July 26 through Sunday, July 31 at ing shows. East Freehold Park Showgrounds on The Spectacular Hot Air Balloon Kozloski Road in Freehold. (908)780*7290 Races sponsored by Central jersey Some Monmouth Countians sam­ 3443 HWY. 9 Bank. The Park System is taking ple the sights, sounds, tastes and FREEHOLD advantage of the expanded six-day smells of the county fair year afjter fair to bring this bevy of brightly col­ Poured Concrete Vinyl Pools year while others (including residents ■■■' ■>? - . ■ ■■ .... " •• - - ■ ored balloons to the showgrounds of surrounding counties and farther- three times. FREE away summer vacationers) will discov­ 10% OFF See the fire-inflated balloons come 1 GALLON OF er this old-fashioned fair with up-to- ON ALL POOL to life and lift off into the hare 'n POOL SCHOCK date delights for the first time. WITH EVERY PURCHASE hound race on Tuesday, Wednesday SUPPLIES OVER ‘25*’ The Arm adillo Races: As a new W ith this coupon only and Friday (July 26, 27 and 29) feature at the Monmouth County Fair, between 5 and 7:30 pm, weather per­ the Park System has invited the oldest mitting. DRIVEWAY STONE mammals known to man, armadillos, The Main Stage Tent will be filled & So*t to put on Armadillo Races four or five each day with free, entertaining, pro­ AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES!!! times a day. These are mammals with fessional acts. You will also have two • Painting • paper Hanging A LL TYPES, SIZES AND COLORS. a message; their handlers, the chances to see Monmouth County . „ ______. „ $ /% P E R T O N • Brush-Roller-Spray Painting Armadillo Rangers, promote the A S LOW A S JL DELIVERED* youth strut their talents in the Talent • Sheetrock SALES TAX APPLICABLE ON ALL SALES. theme "Put on your armor against Showcase. DELIVERY ONTO PRIVATE PROPERTY • Taping »Stucco drugs." Audience members of all ages REQUIRES A WAIVER. Firemen's Mud Flag Football •M INIM UM 20 TONS, M AXIM UM 24 TONS • Sand Painting will have a chance to participate dur­ PER TRACTOR/TRAILER LOAD. sponsored by New jersey-American • Power Washing ing these fun shows Thursday through Water Company and Policemen's Sunday of Fair Week. RQCK XPRESS • Wallpaper Removal experIIncI Volleyball are two six-day tourna­ \OfferAF°uui All six Fair Days enjoy: I Line Of ments pitting teams of your neighbors ONE specialists | Decorative 908-780-3575 908-462-9558 The 1890s Longstreet Farm Tent. in friendly but serious competition. CHIP PHIL This year's display theme, the impor­ The Petting Zoo is one place parents tance of cows at the farm, demon­ with young children will find to be strates one of the many "living" one of their favorite fair experiences. aspects of your Park System's living The nearby pony rides are a child history Longstreet Farm in Holmdel. pleaser. Everybody including those who Special Events at the Fair The haven't thought beyond the super­ Annual First Aid Competition Classic market as the source of dairy products on Friday sponsored by CentraState will touch something new at this Medical Center and Monmouth exhibit, including a heifer on Tuesday Medical Center. The gals and guys and a cow on Friday. Cheese, butter from your favorite first aid squad give Shanley Pools & Const. Co. and ice-cream making will all be you an eye-opening and sometimes 450 Union Hill Rd. demonstrated on different days. numorous look at the work they do 908-536-9393 Basketry and Contra dancing are two for you and your family. Established 1964 license #308254 Englishtown more of the features of the tufn-of- Kids' Adventures are the Friday the-century Longstreet Farm Tent attractions that bring children as indi­ 908-536-3485 home & Carden Competitions viduals, in family groups, and by the and Demonstrations: In this largest bus load to see snake shows and par­ of the fair tents, you will experience a ticipate in programs on Native major tradition of county fairs. The Americans of Monmouth County and BE SURE TO judging of and ribbons for the baked in Nature/Environmental Crafts. The FARM MARKET goods, canning, honey, vegetables, Construct-A-Boat/Make-lt-Float Farm Fresh Produce STOP IN AND SAY flowers, crafts, needlework, art and Adventure lets children prepare for O p e n 7 D a y s A W eek photography entered by your friends Saturday's Small Boat Regatta at the Route 520 (West of Route 79) • Marlboro HELLO AT THE and neighbors, judge the ribbon win­ fair. 908-946-9666 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS 84” H IG H BOOKCASES BOOTH 24” wide $ 2 i 99s 32” wide $24495 36” wide $25995 KINGS COURT 42” wide $27995 CATERING 48” wide $37495 From Simple Buffet to Elegant Sit Down Dinners Customized Especially For You Call For Our Special Wedding Rates Fultiftj W f r o & Packages Start At $6.95 Professional Custom Finishing real wood affordably priceo Per Person in your choice of colors. Serving Monmouth & Ocean Counties Hours: Rt. 9 South at New Friendship Rd. Mon., Tues., Wed. 10-6 Thurs., Fri. 10-9 Howell (Adj. to K-Mart) CO­ 908-657-4820 Sat. 10-6 A Sun.______Closed thru Labor Day 370-5550 B 8 JULY 20,1994, GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS MONMOUTH EDITION

1454 Route 9 South, Howell (‘A mile south o f Howell Bowling Lanes) (908) 462-0056 Rated 4 Pretzels in The Asbury Park Press (Watering Hole) 8 Stars “Dining Out”-The News Transcript

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The dis­ Association will present “What Busy fit CentraState Medical Center, Freehold • “Staying Safe,” abuse-prevention cussion will be presented by English Hands Can Do: Samplers of Monmouth Township. Leaves Point Pleasant Beach program at Freehold Borough parks, teacher Mark Daniel. The fee is $8. For County." For information, call 462-1466. at 11:45 a.m. Tickets $20 per person. For sponsored by the Monmouth Council of information, call 224-2880. more information or reservations, call Girl Scouts in conjunction with the YMCA • Tax Free Bonds, a free financial of Western Monmouth, for girls 5 to 10 Monday Clara at 780-0804 or Rita at 780-4927. seminar presented by Mike O'Neill of A.G, • Spiritual Salon and Exhibit of years old. Girls do not have to be regis­ Edwards, will be held 7 p.m. at the Museum Reproductions of Jewelry and Friday tered Girl Scouts but must pay a $6 regis­ Artifacts of the Madeleine Lee Gallery, 79 • The First Summer Hunger Benefit tration free. The program is free for Girl Monmouth County Library, 125 Symmes Twin Falls Road, Berkeley Heights, at Concert, headlined by the Michael Scouts. For more information or to regis­ Drive, Manalapan. For information, call 6:30 p.m. Admission is $15 each, $25 for Fitzgerald Band with guest, Atlantis, will ter, call 938-5454. 308-3761. couples. For information, call 771-8831 or be held at 8 p.m. at the Count Basie 583-4959. Theatre, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank. Saturday Produced by Events to End Helplessness • “Mastering Asserting Speech: A Inc., North Branch, the concert will benefit Workshop for Public Speakers,” will be local charitable groups. Tickets are $20 presented by Charles Rossi from 10 a.m. and available through Ticketmaster and the Count Basie box office, 842-9000. Today to 12:30 p.m. at the Monmouth County Thursday • CentraState’s Health Awareness Library, 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan. • The Story of Qui Ju, a Chinese lan­ Monday and Tuesday Center at Freehold Raceway Mall will pre­ The program is free, but attendees are guage film, will be shown at 3 p.m. and • Bayshore Community Hospital sent, “Your Child’s Growing Years: asked to bring a blank VCR tape. For 7:30 p.m. at the Monmouth County Thrift Shop, 88 Broad St., Keyport, will Preparing for Your Child’s Financial information, call 308-3761. Library, 1001 Route 35, Shrewsbury, as a hold a two-day Bag Sale. Fill a bag for $2. Future,” from 7:30-8:30 p.m. Pre-regjstra- part of the 1994 International Film Series. All proceeds benefit Bayshore Community Sunday For information, call 842-5995. Hospital, Holmdel. tion is requested. 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For information, call 946-4118. • “Menopause and Wellness: more information, call 281-1607. • Learn about Native American Clay Preventing Osteoporosis and Heart FUNDRAISERS Creations by making your own, 7:30 p.m. Disease,” will be presented by Dr. Robert Tuesday at Poricy Park, Oakhill Road, Middletown. A. Montserrat, 7:30 p.m. at the Eastern • “Menopause: Wellness in General, Today through July 30 Cost is $6 each or $11 per family. Branch of the Monmouth County Library, • Deborah Hospital Foundation Including Osteoporosis and Heart 1001 Route 35, Shrewsbury. For informa­ Disease” will be presented at 7: 30 p.m. Advanced registration required. For infor­ Covered Bridge chapter is sponsoring a mation, call 842-5966. tion, call 842-5995. rummage sale in the South Freehold by Robert Montserrat, M.D., at the Eastern Shopping Center, Routes 9 and 79, Branch of the Monmouth County Library, Today and Thursday Freehold Township. Hours are 10:30 a.m. Route 35, Shrewsbury. For more informa­ to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday. All tion about the free seminar, call 842-5995. • A Thousand Acres, a book by Jane proceeds benefit Deborah Heart and Lung Smiley, will be discussed at 10 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday Center, Browns Mills. Wednesday and 7:30 p.m. on Thursday at • “Basic Canoeing,” a two- the Monmouth County Library, 125 session clinic designed to teach Today through Nov. 20 FOR KIDS Symmes Drive, Manalapan. Discussion • Vendors sought for a craft fair to will be led by Connie Paul. For informa­ solid skills to beginners. Saturday benefit the PTA of St. Benedict’s School, Monday through July 29 at 9 a.m. land session and water • Vacation Bible School at Squankum tion, call 308-3761. 165 Bethany Road, Holmdel, scheduled session. Sunday at 8 a.m.; billed from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 20. For more United Methodist Church, Old Tavern as an easy river trip. Fee $25. 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A vehicle driven by Holmdel resident expressing their feelings. Harold Pinther, 17, struck a house on Wildhedge Lane after midnight on July 12, according to police. Major damage was sustained by the garage portion of the At the Carrier Centers for Counseling and home at 28 Wildhedge Lane, but no one inside was hurt. Police say Pinther fell Outpatient Treatment, our Family Therapy asleep while rounding the corner of the road. He has been charged with careless counselors believe that kids need a place driving and failure to wear a seat belt. Pinther refused treatment by the Holmdel where they feel comfortable saying whatever Rescue Squad. Responding to the scene were CpI. Larry Moulton and patrolmen is on their mind. With the family present, kids Eric Hoffman and James Davis. Sgt. Donald Hughes investigated a are given an outlet to express themselves, collision on Holmdel Road and North Beers. According to Sgt. Hughes, a ve­ their feelings and problems that come from hicle driven by Weikuan Hu, 42, of keeping emotions bottled up. Holmdel, struck the rear of a vehicle dri­ ven by Kellie Costello, 27, of Asbury Park. Costello was transported to Bayshore Hospital with minor head injuries. Personal difficulties such as relationship A Matawan resident was assaulted at the Holmdel Towne Center on Highway 35 problems or dealing with grief can become on July 11 at approximately 9:17 p.m. by three juveniles from the Belford and Port harmful if ignored. Talking with Carrier's Monmouth sections of Middletown. The attack was reportedly prompted by a dis­ family therapists can shed new light on a pute over a girlfriend. Brian Pedone, 20, received stitches to his head at the situation that's troubling you or your family. Bayshore Hospital. Juvenile complaints ; have been signed. Responding to the scene were patrolmen Thomas Durdack and George Mason. Appointments can be scheduled promptly at the Carrier Center nearest you -

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M ichael W. Alicea, 28, of 15 Lake Freehold. Just call our Information and Ave., was charged July 10 with burglaiy, domestic violence and criminal mischief Assessment Center. after allegedly breaking down the front door of his girlfriend’s home in Hazlet and assaulting someone who was visit­ ing her. He was released on a $5,000 recognizance bond. Patrolman Steve Schmidt made the arrest about 1 a.m. “Let's talk about it..." At Lentze’s Marina, First Street, a boat valued at $5,000 was reported 800-933-3579 stolen sometime since last Aug. 10. The 1988, 34-foot boat was in dry dock and owned by a Cleveland, Ohio finance company. Patrolman Jeff Miller respond­ ed. At the Hazlet Train Station, some­ time during the early morning hours of July 5, someone (or a group of people) The Carrier Centers for Counseling picked a car up from the rear, turned it and Outpatient Treatment Continued on page 42 A division of Carrier Foundation 4 2 JULY 20,1994, THE INDEPENDENT DEADLINE: July 25 The Purchase Of A Family Estate Now is... ISSDE DATE: July 20 OBITUARIES WILLIAM M. BANNON, 53, of Hazlet died WIN July 14 at N.Y.U. Medical Center, N.Y. Born in S a v i n a Jersey City, he lived there and in Kearny before DINNER moving to Hazlet 27 years ago. He was a police officer at the Port Authority, Newark International Airport, Newark for 23 years N ot Spending FOR TWO before retiring in 1985. He was a member of the When you find Andy hiding Holy Family Roman Catholic Church, Union in this week’s issue, you Beach, American Legion, VFW, and PBA, Emerald Society, N.Y. He was a Marine veteran may win: of the Vietnam War. Surviving are his wife, Susan Griffin Bannon: a son, William M. Jr. of A dinner for two at Hazlet; a daughter, Maureen C. of Hazlet: two sisters, Barbara Musto of Long Branch and Big Ed’s BBQ Arlene Retolatto of Hazlet; a brother, Arthur Bannon of Bound Brook; and a mother, Angela Located at 174 Rt. 34, Tobin Bannon of Jersey City. Services were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, Old Bridge Keyport, with a Mass at Holy Family Roman Specializing in the finest Catholic Church. Interment was at St. Joseph's Southern-style BBQ ribs, Cemetery, Keyport. steaks and chicken with a MATTHEW EDWARD PELLIGRINO, 93, of Down-Home taste. Matawan died July 17 at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. Born in Italy, he cam e to the Traditional Above Ground Just fill out the entry blank United Sates in 1905 and lived in the Bronx, and mail it to: N.Y. and Passaic and Cliffwood before moving SFair cPieiO offersJ/ou a choice. cl/ o u can c/too,se c i/to o e to Matawan in 1929. He was the founder and ANDY c/o The Independent operated Matty’s Auto Parts, Matawan, before ground entombment in eit/er o/our 6eaufifidm ausoleum s or Edgeboro Rd., East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 retiring in 1964. During World W ar II he built air­ plane motors at Bendix Corp., Red Bank. He traditional inaroand burial i/i landscaped area,s. < S itA e r The winner will be drawn from the was a member of St. Joseph Roman Catholic ioay , zF air cf ieio Gemetery is proud to seroetjour n e e d s . entry blanks with the correct answer. Church, Keyport. He was a past commander and member of Matawan Rotary Club, Matawan and Woodman of the World. Surviving are his Fair View Cemetery

Call today for an appointment, tour, or brochure. I ELIZABETH M. WALSH VOLKER, 81, of Please Send Me A Color Brochure j Advertisement on Page„ Old Bridge, died July 14 at Raritan Bay Medical Center, Old Bridge. Born in South Amboy, she Name I Name.. lived in Laurence Harbor before moving to Old I Address Bridge. She was a homemaker and a member ! Address.. of St. Ambrose Roman Catholic Church, Old I City & State Telephone Bridge. She was a member of St. Ambrose Se­ I Mail to: Fair View Cemetery 456 Hwy. 35, Red Bank, NJ 07701 nior Citizens. Volker was predeceased by her husband, Walter W, Volker, who died in 1971. Surviving are two daughters, Rita English of Morganville and Elizabeth Gillard of Old Bridge; two sons, Walter W, Volker Jr. of Morganville and William C. Volker of Brownsmills; 15 grand­ • » { J i ? U P children and 24 great-grandchildren. Services were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, ' s s j SSSSS? Keyport. Interment was at St. Joseph's Ceme­ ELIEVE THERE ARE tery, Keyport. |UT0 R EPA IR ^ POLICE BEAT HMINTSM Continued from page 41 • “ I ' All of the information in these items was f 1 * 9 9S reported by local police departments.

on a 45-degree angle and pushed it into a sign post. The owner, a Holmdel resi­ dent, left the car there over night. Patrolman Glen Hourlhan responded. WE Frank Terlizzi, 59, of Hallendale, Fl., was arrested July 6 in Ocean Township and turned over to Hazlet police on con­ BELIEVE IN tempt of court charges. Lt. Rudolph ifrJ Cherney said Hazlet police had been looking from him for three or four years. HONESTY & FAIRNESS AND His bail was set at $20,000 and he was f i e s t a s * remanded to Monmouth County jail. On July 12, he was sentenced to 251 days WILL GIVE YOU THE BEST in the county jail and ordered to make OFF restitution of $4,500 related to violations a s of hourly wage requirements and pay $5,100 to the township for violations. He SERVICE AT A FAIR PRICE! owned a building at 3400 Route 35, which the township foreclosed on, said Cherney. “WE SOLVE RIDE PROBLEMS” Three people were injured in a three-car, rear-end accident about 2 p.m. July 10 on Route 36 between Laurel Av­ enue and Rose Lane. The driver of the second car, a 17-year-old male, and two passengers in the third car, a 20-year- old woman and nine-year old male, both from Newark, were taken to Bayshore Community Hospital with moderate 310 Rt.36 East ■ H azlet ■ 787- 4000 injuries or on complaint of pain. VISA, MC, DISC, AMEX accepted • Hours: Mon. - Fri. 8:00 - 6:00, Sat. 8:00 - 5:00 THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 20, 1994 4 3 BUSINESS BRIEFS Bruce W. Campbell, Executive Direc­ their clients, to protect and ensure by rule PROPERTY LINES tor of the Middletown law firm of Gior­ of law, those individual rights guaranteed 52 Carpenter St...... $162,000 dano, Halleran and Ciesla, P.C., has been by the New Jersey and United States Con­ ABERDEEN appointed to the Law Office Management stitutions. Friedman resides in Westfield. 169 Church St...... $ 37,100 Committee of the New Jersey State Bar International Flavors and 60 Circle Place...... $180,000 Association. He will participate in the Fragrances Inc., Union Beach, recently 500 Angel St...... $ 43,985 7 Cruse Place...... $ 90,000 18 Arden Lane...... $143,500 18 Dalby Place...... $ 68,000 Committee’s role of helping to advance announced that Barbara Smith of West 418 Dwight Road...... $330,000 the interests of the legal profession and Keansburg was named sales service man­ 118 County Road...... $ 29,000 956 Greenwood Ave...... $ 89,500 152 Garryford Drive...... $241,341 those of the public it serves. Campbell is ager for the IFF Household Products 218 Haverford Court...... $ 91,000 17 Hamilton Ave...... $ 65,000 resident of Avon. Division. She has been employed with the 66 Oxford Lane...... $155,000 17 Lincoln St...... $200,000 Howard Johnson Franchise Systems company for 17 years. In her new position 371 Sweetbriar St...... $ 88,000 503 Mackey Ave...... $157,650 Inc., has awarded its prestigious “Gold Smith will coordinate domestic and inter­ 136 Van Brackle Road...... $ 73,500 279 Main St...... $187,000 Medal” designation to the Howard John­ national sales service for soap and house­ 37 Wilson Ave...... $142,000 41 Mallard Road...... $237,000 son in Middletown. The lodge, located at hold products. 16 W. Morris Ave...... $143,000 750 Highway 35, was recognized for its Mary L. Voytus, D.D.S., director of 200 Peachwood Road...... $247,500 exceptional achievement in guest service Monmouth Medical Center’s, Long 20 Quince Court...... $ 83,000 161 Twinbrooks Ave...... $212,000 and superior quality. The property also Branch, dental medicine residency pro­ 10 Allan St...... $ 75,000 won this honor last November, when the gram, has been elected regional treasurer 116 Viburnum Terrace...... $ 73,000 11 N. Chestnut St...... $ 60,000 47 Viola Ave...... $ 87,500 Gold Medal designation was first intro­ of the American Association of Hospital 48 Fieldcrest W a y ...... $117,000 26 Willow St...... $ 95,000 duced. Dentists. 53 Lafayette Drive...... $142,900 The Middletown-based law firm of In her new capacity, she will serve as 567 Palmer Ave...... $126,000 Giordano, Halleran and Ciesla, P.C., has region two treasurer, representing New 14 Rapleye Place...... $180,000 announced that Anne Covey Sarch, West Jersey and New York, for the Chicago- 1691 Union Ave...... $143,000 Barbara Kenas Gets Houses Sold! Long Branch, has joined its ranks as co­ based organization. If you want chair of the Labor and Employment Law A medical graduate of New York great results Department. Sarch practices exclusively University, Voytus completed her resi­ in 1994 - in all areas of Labor and Employment dency at Beth Israel Medical Center, New 10 Chandler Ave...... $ 76,500 fo r a ll y o u r Law, counseling employers in all aspects York. She is a resident of Chatham. 180 Washington St...... $115,000 of the employment relationship from pre­ Real Estate GEM Hospitality Group, a manage­ needs hiring considerations through post termi­ ment firm providing hotel and hospitality nation concerns. C a ll management services to hotels throughout B arbara Monmouth Medical Center, Long the northeast, recently acquired the man­ 138 Jackson St...... $250,000 Branch, has named Nicholas Christiano as agement contract for the Ramada Inn and 1 Kimberly Drive...... $300,000 K enas chief information officer, responsible for Conference Center of Hazlet. The GEM 47 Ravine Drive...... $117,500 implementing the hospital’s five-year STRATHMORE RANCH Winner o f Weichert's Hospitality Group is located at One Ocean C o m p a n y A w a rd strategic plan for information services. 17 Donna Place, Aberdeen Ambassador'# Club Blvd., Long Branch. 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H olm del g irls w in Jr. O lym p ic slots

Goalies have shot at Olympic Team for the year 2000

BY CANDY TRU NZO Staff W riter

wo students from Holmdel High School have surpassed their goals by earning spots on two presti­ gious girls’ field hockey teams. TMeaghan Nitka and Noreen Flanagan recently returned from the National Futures Tournament, a field hockey event sponsored by the U.S. Field Hockey Association and held at Wake Forrest University in Winston-Salem, N.C. Both goalies were selected to partici­ pate in the Junior Olympics, which will be held in Florida later this summer as well as the elite “B” camp, the first part of the selection process for the Olympic-bound national field hockey team in the year 2000. Although the U.S. girls field hockey team did not qualify for the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, the team will still be in the games because the U.S. is the host country. But the Hockey Association hopes to place a team in the Australian games four year later. Meaghan Nitka, 16, will be a junior at Holmdel high in the fall. She is also on Holmdel’s varsity basketball team. HOCKEY HAPPY — Meaghan Nitka and Noreen Flanagan were recently chosen to participate in two top teams in Because of the birthday cut off, girls field hockey. The goalies are students at Holmdel High School. Meaghan participated in the 15 and under (Photo by Rich Schultz) group. Of the 200 girls who participated, only 70 were chosen for the Junior Olympics and 15 for the “B” camp. “My intentions in going to the tourna­ ment were to learn, to improve and to R angers slide, s till have fu n have some fun,” said the goalie. She says that she was surprised by her success. ______BY LARRY RAMER______“Antonelli is a great average and practice in months,” Harvey said. doubles hitter,” Harvey said. “We practice on our own, though,” Besides being on Holmdel’s varsity Staff W riter field hockey team, Meaghan has also par­ Antonelli is hitting .430 and five of Harvey said. “We play with our fami­ lies and our ticipated in the Futures program during T he Middletown Rangers of the his 15 hits have friends at home the year, an intensive once-a- month New Jersey Senior Baseball been two-baggers. “camp” for hockey players held at Rutgers four or five League provide a haven for The second and Drew universities. Harvey says the times a week.” men over 30 who “enjoy reliving baseman, Andy Noreen Flanagan, 16, will be a senior Rangers are always “Everybody on their youth and their glory days, Vazquez, Lincroft, at the high school. She is the varsity goal­ looking for some more the team, because about 50 percent of the guys “is one of the best keeper and has been captain of the though,” Harvey played baseball in high school and 50 defensive second good players, if you’re Holmdel team for two years in a row. continued, percent played in college,” according basemen I’ve ever male, over 30, can play Noreen is also the mascot of the “looks forward school’s football team, dressing up as a to Rangers’ Coach Dick Harvey. seen. He really some ball and looking to playing every hornet for the school’s games. covers a lot of The Rangers finished last year’s fo r a league, he’d like Sunday morning. Noreen participated in the 19-and- regular season in first place in the 17- ground,” says to hear from you. under division. Harvey. We go out, have team league that includes teams as far fun, and every- She relates that she was at a field hock­ north as Bayonne and as far south as Frank DeRoma, ey camp at Old Dominion College in body plays and has a grand old Jackson. Middletown, has also been extremely Norfolk, Va. just prior to leaving for the valuable to the team, Harvey said, time.” They lost in the playoff finals. Harvey said that the first place National Futures Tournament. “because he plays anywhere we need At the camp, she says, she was pushed This year, the Rangers have a 7-4 team, who beat the Rangers in the him and he plays well there.” to the limit. “I was mentally and physical­ record in the first 11 games of the 19- final last year are “stocked with ex- Many of the Rangers, though, are ly drained,” she explains, and doubted that game season and stand in fifth place pro players. We don’t have ex-pros, not from Middletown. They are scat­ she would do well at the tournament in her in the league. but we still could beat any team in the tered all over the state. condition. The reason for the falloff? league on any given day.” “But my experience at the camp actual­ “We lost a great pitcher, a guy Harvey, for example, lives in Harvey said that the Rangers are ly enhanced my play,” she says. “I was named Paul Hooker. He had a great Princeton while the center fielder, always looking for some more good able to use what I learned.” curve ball,” Harvey said. Bruce Ackerman (who’s hitting a players. If you’re male, over 30, can Noreen feels that this is the beginning The Rangers still have several spectacular .530 for the Rangers) of a new, even greater legacy for play some ball, and looking for a standouts from the area, though. Bill comes from New Brunswick. league to play in, Harvey would be Holmdel’s field hockey team, which made , “We have difficulty holding prac­ it to the state tournament last season. “All Antonelli, the catcher, hails from glad to hear from you at (609) 275­ tices as a team, and haven’t had a our hard work is really paying off,” she Middletown. 0477. says. THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 20, 1994 4 5

Strathm ore sustains sw im m ing success

BY JASON FEUCHTWANGER

Correspondent

ead Coach Dennis Clarke proudly wears a shirt that states “Strathmore Swim Team ... You can’t beat what you can’t catch.” After Hseven meets this summer, no one has caught Strathmore. As a matter of fact no one caught them all of last summer, either, when they went 9-0 and won the Monmouth County Championships. The Strathmore swim team, whose home is Strathmore Swim Club in Ab­ erdeen, is looking to duplicate last year’s success. The team is undefeated and the Monmouth County Championships, held at the YMCA in Freehold, are quickly ap­ proaching. So what breeds this success? It is the summer, after all, and when you have ap­ proximately 80 swimmers, ranging from the age of five to 18, the primary goal is to have fun. “The most important thing is that they have fun while they’re swimming and that shows in the meets,” Clarke said, now in i l l ~ -i' ■ his fourth year as coach. “I wasn’t so con­ " ,J k -I ; § ar *> cerned with the record [of the team] but with the kids having fun. If we happen to win the meets that’s an added bonus.” Assistant coach Juliet Chin agrees. “We work hard and have fun. They work hard to motivate each other,” Chin said. The Strathmore swim team is a tightly STRONG FINISH — Strathmore swimmer Noel Scarpulla gives it everything she’s got during the Aberdeen knit group and its closeness is another rea­ team’s meet against Monmouth Heights July 13. son for the winning ways. The team mem­ (Photo by Rich Schultz) bers are involved in activities other than just swimming. The coaches recently took the team to see the Disney hit movie, The Lion King, and pasta parties before meets are times for the team to come together Sport Shorts A big-brother, big-sister type program keeps the team close as well. “Every younger swimmer has an older Complex. Boys born between beginners and intermediates, swimmer counterpart,” explains assistant HAZLET August 1980- October 1981 may begins at 12:30 p.m. The $125 fee coach Morgan Savage. “If a kid is upset try out. Call Victor Crismale at also includes golf balls, a cocktail 495-9319. hour with open bar, and goodie after a race and the coaches aren’t “Stars” Camp will be held at bags. 18-hole play begins at 9:30 around, the older swimmer will talk to Hazlet Soccer complex, 4-8 p.m. Matawan Regional High a.m. The $175 fee includes a con­ them.” July 25 to 29. Camp will be taught School will hold athletic physicals HOLMDEL tinental breakfast, golf balls and “Our younger swimmers really rally by Division I college players: All- for fall sports August 11, 18 and ■ carts, a greens fee, and the cock­ American Rocky Strazzella 25 from 2:30-5:30 p.m. in the behind our older swimmers,” Clarke tail hour. (Hazlet) and Kevin O ’Connell, nurse’s office at the high school. said. “The younger swimmers look up to Sophomore pitcher David both of Rutgers, Steven McKee More physicals will be adminis­ the older swimmers.” Wood of Holmdel helped the The Bayshore Youth Athletic and Jeremy Cohen, both of Seton tered in September. Students Chris Curcia, 17, who took first place University of Maryland, College Association (BYAA) 13 year old Hall, and John Ricciarduli of wishing to participate in fall sports in the 50-yard butterfly and third in the Park, Md., to a 24-30-1 record this AAU Tournament team won the Kean College. The fee is $73; two are required to have physical season and appeared in 20 games New Jersey State AAU 100-yard freestyle and intermediate med­ family members for $110. For examinations. on the mound. Wood saw middle ley at last year’s championships despite information, call Rocky, 739­ Championship at McMahon Park. relief action pitching in 36 innings tendanitis in his right shoulder, is one of 6221, or Tony, 264-3395. BYAA defeated Middletown several swimmers who has contributed to while giving up 24 earned runs for MIDDLETOWN American’s Babe Ruth team 11­ a 5.94 earned run average. He 10 in the final game of their best The Hazlet United Storm Strathmore’s success. struck out 19 batters while walk­ advanced easily through the first out of three series, June 27. “He’s a very good swimmer,” Savage ing only seven. As well as per­ BYAA will compete in the round with a 3-1 mark. With wins The Middletown American said of Curcia. “He works really hard at forming well on the mound. Wood National AAU Championship, in over the Sparta Strikers from Babe Ruth Fall Ball program is what he does and he’s very good at what was one of two Maryland baseball West Des Moines, Iowa, from Sussex, the Reading Berkers planned to start the end of August. he does. You can turn to him in a clutch players who were GTE Academic July 30 through August 6. (from Shillington, Pa.) and the Each child will play by what their situation. If you need him to win a race All-America candidates. A jour­ Nepean City Bandits from Ottawa, age is next year. The age groups The Braves won the Senior nalism major, Wood earned a 4.0 — he will.” Canada. Their only defeat came at GPA last spring. are 10-12, 13, and 14- 15. This is League Championship of the Allison Kelly, 14, who took second the hands of the Syracuse MVP’s a training and development pro­ Lincroft Little League with a place in the 100-yard freestyle and 50- (0-1). Advancing to the second gram geared in preparing the kids come from behind 5-4 victory Holmdel Stallions Soccer yard butterfly at last year’s champi­ round, they first faced the Reading for next year. To reserve your over the Red Sox. The Braves Club is still accepting soccer Berks Blitz whom they defeated child a spot, call Al Auerback at were led to victory by the 12 onships, says she has an idea why players for their ’82-’83 boys, by a score of 2-0. This win 495-6608. strikeout performance of Steve Strathmore keeps winning. ’79-’80 girls teams. Youngsters advanced them to the champi­ Brundage. The Braves finished “Dennis gets everyone psyched for interested in playing should con­ onship match where they faced the the season with a 14-3 record. the meets,” Kelly said. “He makes every­ tact Frank Bacchus, 741-3101. North Rockland Lazers. After a REGIONAL Steve Brundage, Jonathan thing seem exciting. We swim as a team. Soccer Referees: The hard fought regulation time, the Klopacs, Blair Tugman and Holmdel Stallions has a soccer You build a bond between people and we teams were tied at one goal a Women who would like to Brian Schim pf supplied strong referee program to attract adults all work together to get the job done.” piece. The Storm then suffered a leam how to play golf, or simply pitching. Lance Charmont, and youngsters to referee for Strathmore seems to have found a for­ heartbreak loss in a penalty kick to play an 18-hole course, while Chris Alworth and Rich Parker Holmdel’s traveling soccer teams. mula where working hard can still mean shoot-out, which decided the benefiting a worthwhile charity, provided solid defense. Glen The program reimburses potential having fun and can still equal success. champion. might consider the American H arpootlian, Rich Ashkar and referees of expenses that they may “The kids work hard and they have Cancer Society’s 4th Annual Chris Cappararo led the offense. The Hazlet Thunder boys incur after passing the referee Women’s Golf Clinic and Outing Finally, Steve Detwiler, Jason fun. I feel lucky to be part of a team that under 14 traveling soccer team examination. For more informa­ at the Cherry Valley G o lf and Harpootlian and David works as hard as they (the kids) do,” will be holding tryouts on tonight tion, Soccer call Tom Walsh, 946­ Country Club on August 15. The Rappaport provided adept base- Clarke said. at 6 PM at the Hazlet Soccer 2068 or Frank Bacchus, 741-3101. three-hour instructional clinic, for running. 4 6 JULY 20, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT MEET YOUR MATCH PERSONALS

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SWM, 28, chubby, cute, some, blond Prince Charming SWEETHEART SPORTS PARTNERS fairs. 0358 7 (exp8/31)______SWF, 18, dark brown hair/ nights out, quiet nights at home no games, kids okay. 0345 7 ing for Mr. Nice for companion­ open-minded, film buff, seeks to share Broadway plays. LTR S/DF, 20-30s, who has a stra­ eyes. Enjoys music, long dri­ and me. 03480 (exp8/10) (exp8/10) ship and friendship. Will enjoy ANGEL EYES 0355 3 (exp8/24) nge sense of humor. O 3423 ves, the beach. Seeking SWM, dining, cards, travel, scrabble, TENNIS Very attractive, slender SWF, ARE YOU READY (exp7/27) ______27, 5’7n, mother, enjoys travel, 18-21, with similar interests. fashion, and more. North Male, 65, advanced beginner dining, dancing, clubs. Seeking To meet a sweet, kind, some­ 0353 5 (exp8/24)______Broward. 03420 (exp8/3) HELP WANTED seeking single player. 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O 03552 (6XP8/24)______long brown/brown, abstract dressed male with good sense SWF, 30, N/S, seeks easygo­ 3593 (exp8/31) ______humorous personality, sponta­ NYC, seeks SWM who nas of humor. 03561 (exp8/24) ing, sensitive S/DWM to help SWM, 37 neous, spiritual. Seeking already “found himself”; is me work off my full figure. 5'8”, 160 lbs, brown eyes and attractive SWM, with blue eyes MAD ABOUT YOU ready for a committed relation­ JUST FRIENDS SWF, 20, petite, brown/brown, Beautiful woman trapped in ship. No dependents, please. hair. Would like to meet S/DWF and same interests. 0 3 5 8 4 large body. 0352 4 (exp8/17) for LTR. I'm financially secure. (exp8/31l enjoys camping, movies, com­ 0337 7 (exp7/27)______WANTEDrGOOD FRIENDS edy clubs, etc. Seeking similar VERY ATTRACTIVE Call, let's talk. 0 3583 (exp BROWN-EYED GIRL BREATHTAKING Married woman 29, with 1.5 SF, who I can make smile, for Slim DJF, 37, blue-eyed mom Put th e personals on Stunning, blonde DWF, 39, 8/31)______kids, looking for other women DWF, 39, brunette, enjoys din­ friendship and more. Disease with great sense of humor and MR. MOM ing, dancing, movies, outdoors. 5’8”, 125lbs, seeks younger in Middlesex county for friend­ free. 0356 4 (exp8/24) diverse interests, seeks heal­ S/DWM, to share life and love DWM, 40. tall, dark, skinny, ship/activities. Active, fun-lov­ Seeking attractive DWM, 40­ thy, active, professional DJM, your summer reading list. sense of humor, loves music, 45, with same interests for WILL YOU BE THERE? with. Must enjoy active life; ing, good sense of humor. O Very outgoing SWF, 20, sin­ under 45, N/S, with child (chil­ love kids! Men in uniform a movies, walks. Seeking intelli­ 3570 (exp8/31) good times, possible LTR. dren) and traditional values. Find someone special this summer in the person­ gent, commitment-minded wo­ 03298 (exp8/24) cere, honest, and open-minded plus. 03381 (exp7/27)______SEEKING GOOD FRIENDS seeking same in SWM, 19-24, 0352 5 (exp8/17)______GREEN-EYED LADY man for friendship, more. O Heterosexual professional BEAUTIFUL fun-loving and open to new and als. There’s no better way to meet active, adven­ 3577 (exp8/31)______BLONDE WIDOW HAPPY, HONEST, HOPEFUL SWF, 24, cute, full-figured woman, mid 50s, seeks other different experiences. Wants Romantic, English lady, hoping turous, outgoing and romantic single people. blonde seeks S/DWM, 24-34. 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O ples. 03581 (exp8/31) biking and fireplaces. Seeks SUMMER FUN 3365 (exp7/27) ______similar activities.0 3 5 4 6 (exp DOWN-TO-EARTH N/S, drug-free. 24-33, who's Attractive SWF, brown/blue, FUN-LOVING SUMMER FLING 8/24) handsome SWM, 34-39, 6'+, honest and outgoing, for close SM, 19. S'S", I75lbs, college Attractive, full-figured, 36 DWF, college student, 20, seeks fun SWF, 18, 5’7”, fit, tan, golden N/S, non-balding. 03517 (exp friendship or lasting relation- educated, brown/brown, enjoys ABBREVIATIONS PETITE PACKAGE seeks mature-minded SWM, and romance in a bright, athlet­ brown hair/eyes, seeks SWM, 8/17)______shio. 03435 (exp8/3)______music, movies, beach, dining M-Male . F-Female SWF, 32, fit, fun-loving, ener­ 35-45, who's young at heart, ic SWM who enjoys movies, 18-23, for light summer fun. getic, loves to work out, enjoys SPONTANEOUS, loves travel and romance. out. Seeking SF, 18-20, with S-Single, D-Divorced ONE MAN sports and outdoor fun. 03354 C-Christian , J-Jewish Nothing serious. Loves beach, dancing, long walks, beaches, ENERGETIC 03464 (exp8/10)______similar interests, for friend­ WOMAN (exp7/27)______A-Asian , 8-Black working out, adventure, and quiet times. Seeks sincere, SWF, 5'3", green/honey NON-JUDGMENTAL ship/possibly more. 0 3574 Attractive, voluptuous SWF, SOMETHING NEW H-Hispanic . W-White guys who feel the same. honest SWM, 30-36, for seri­ blonde, 18, career minded, with DWF, 34, visually impaired, (exp8/31)______seeks honest and sincere SWF, 19, seeks F, 19-23, to P-Professional 03568 (exp8/31)______ous relationship. 035 4 7 (exp strong values, loves working GENTLEMAN powerful personality, sensitive, SWM, 40-50, with good sense share something new. Dis­ YO-Years Old LINE DANCER 8/24) out, seeks SWM, 18-22, with honest, insightful with children of humor, wanting someone to SWM, 23, 6', seeks caring, similar interests. 0 3 5 0 7 (exp ease-free; serious replies only. honest, intriguing SWF, who’s ISO-ln Search Of SWF, 52, seeks SM for cou­ IS IT U? seeks SWM, 34-40, compas­ share the prime of my life with. 03373 (exp7/27)______N/S-Non Smoker 8/17)______full of life, enjoys Disney, good ples' line-dancing partner. Age SBF, 20, 5’8", fit and attractive, sionate, sincere, honest, not 0342 9 (exp8/3)______N/D-Non Drinker unimportant, this could be the WANTED stuck on perfection, for possi­ conversation, good times, and seeks attractive N/S, SBM, QUEEN CAW-Country and Western This SWPF, 32, is searching seeks a friendship/relationship. start of a beautiful friendship. 23+, for fun, romance, and pos­ ble LTR. 03467 (exp8/10). LTR-Long Term Relationship 03462 (exp8/10) high and low for one special SIZE DWF ADS FROM MEN 0338 0 (exp8/31)______sible LTR. 0 3 421 (exp8/3) LOVING & G-Gay man who possesses intelli­ 37, 200lbs+, warm, affection­ VIVACIOUS ate, caring, likes boardwalk, gence, humor and a romantic SWJF, late 50s, upbeat, kind- WANTED: SPECIAL LADY Tke streak a mile wide. 0 3508 theatre, movies. Seeks SM, hearted, with well-furnished 35+, for friendship, possible SWM, 44, 5’11", 180lbs, looks nnwvwtiViKvi (exp8/17)______mind, good conversationalist, much younger, N/S, varied romance. 03424 (exp8/3) Awtfitfwtfr RACQUET NOT PERFECT BUT TRYING seeks educated gentleman for interests, include dining out, l i Htaftii8R mm PEoteI DWF, young-looking, 50+, best friend, fun, to recapture LOVING & quiet times together, movies, Indian Cuisine warm, educated, caring, N/S, romance. 03460 (exp8/10) HONEST BUT LONELY flea markets. Seeking reason­ MEMBERSHIP SALE 5’4", medium build, seeks mar­ A NICE SBF, 33, 145lbs, mother of ably attractive S/DWF, 30+, for SowiHf Saati Om Uoh St “Thtti ‘Im Uoh riage-minded mate to share JEWISH GIRL one, enjoys cooking, dancing, LTR. N/Drugs. 03137 (exp ' tc4 Z W c t home, TV, books, computers, SF, 22, cute, great personality, romantic dinners. Seeking 8/23) $ 1 9 9 4 ‘ travel, health club, hikes, seeks SWJM, 21-25, N/S, romantic, honest, considerate, TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE *S .9S sensitive S/DM, 35-45, to share dreams, and more 0 3504 great personality, enjoys a vari­ SWM, 25, great smile, killer friendship, love, possible rela­ ‘ Initiation Fee. Plus Monthly Dues. (exp8/l7)______ety ot things. Hoping to start a eyes, fantastic dimples, looking , FREE DINNER Value Dp To 110.00 fi tionship. 03361 (exp7/27) Cannot be combined with any other offer. THE GUIDE TO HAPPINESS LTR. 03461 (exp8/10) for Ms. Right. Hurry! 0334 1 I Buy 1 Entree & Get Second Entree i FRIENDS FIRST Must be 18 yrs. o r older. Is me. SWPF, 18, brown/green, STILL SEARCHING (exp8/17)______i o f Equal or Less Price FREE EXPIRES AUGUST 10, 1994 thin, attractive, petite and For that attractive, honest, SWF, 19, dark hair and eyes, WARM HEART Italian/Irish, 57", positive out­ sweet, seeks SWPM, 20-30, romantic, attentive, intelligent SWM, 22, grad student, down W/Thla Coupon Only , 163 Route 34 Matawan/Old Bridge man, 45-62, who knows how to look, enioys beach, movies, to earth, caring with great («cn>M from Marketplace) 5’10”+, attractive and kind. Let’s share knowledge, laugh­ treat a lady. DJPF, 48, enjoys etc. Seeking SM, 20-23, tall, sense of humor and personali­ 908-583-3990 ter and good times. 0 3 4 9 7 aerobics, movies, plays, and honest and open. 03413 (exp ty. Seeking SWF, 21-25. 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COLONIA-3 Bedrm. cape. Lg. OLD BRIDGE- SPF w/2 bed, lot. Low tax. All schools walk­ bath apt. seeking room­ MORGANVILLE NOTICES mate. 908-777-7880 days ing distance. $137,000. Call Office space for rent. 2 or 4 908-906*8796 or rm. suite. Ideal for profession­ VACANT BOARD 908-264-6188 als, incl. doctors, lawyers & FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP accountants. 908-591-1233 POSITION CLASSIFIED The Manalapan-Englishtown BY OWNER HAZLET-Why Rent? New mo­ Regional Board of Education bile homes. Financing. 15 & Stores has one (1) vacant position to ANXIOUS TO SELL!! 20 year. 6 mo-1 yr. free rent I H H i n H I I DEADLINES be filled. This appointment will Mother-Daughter House Call: 908-888-9335 be until April, 1995. Interested FREEHOLD BORO: with complete separate MONDAY .... Line Ads - 1:30 pm residents of Manalapan MONMOUTH JCT. For rent- Non-Commercial entrance. Apartment attached Store Front, 18 x 75 ft. space. should write a letter of ap­ to 4 bedroopi, 2Vfe bath SCHULT '72, 12 x65', 2 bed Display Ads -11:00 am plication, no later than Ideal for not-for-profit com­ 1-800-660-4ADS Colonial with oversized 2 car room, screened in porch, cen­ munity or health-related func­ Wednesday, July 27, 1994 to garage. Would like to sell tral air., washer/dryer, fenced HOURS OPEN SATURDAYS 9-2 The Secretary of the tions. Open space that can be before Sept. 1 . For in yard, pets allowed. MUST subdivided. Own utilities. Board of Education appointment call SELL. Asking $20,000 or best Monday.....8:00 am-5:3Q pm Wednesday.8:00 am-6:30 pm Mr. Joseph F. Passiment, Jr. Ample free parking, great lo­ Reaching Over 140,000 Homes offer. Call 908-274-1722 cation near other non-profits. Tuesday.....8:00 am-5:30 pm Thursday.... 8:00 am-6:30 pm 54 Main Street Englishtown, NJ 07726 908-462-7869 SOUTH BRUNSWICK-12’ Call St. Peter's Church • News Transcript • Sentinel • Suburban • Bayshore Friday...... 8:00 am-5:30 pm Saturday....9:00 am-2:00 pm 908-431-8383 Independent • Middletown Independent • Examiner The qualifications are as fol­ 60’ w/ 12’ x 36’ addition. 3 Please read your ad on the first day of publication. We accepl lows: You must be a resident HAZLET bedroom, 2 bath, central air, responsibility for only 1tie first incorrect insertion. We reserve the of Manalapan for at least two AU appliances. Fenced in 025 Business Local Sentinel/Suburban Readers right to edit, reject or properly classify any ad. (2) years and a registered Bi-level, 4 bqdrms. + den. yard. Asking $35,000. Call voter. Interviews will be con­ Mint. cond. Conveniently lo­ 908-297-7221 May Call 254-7979 ducted by the Board of Edu­ cated to schools & pub. trans. cation on August 2, 1994, with (both rail & bus) to NYC. Ask­ 13 Real Estate an appointment scheduled for ing $181,900. Appointments ★ A BUSINESS ★ that evening. only. Please call after 5pm 908-739-9622 that I started & own did $€ million last year. Help me ex­ MARLBORO OLD BRIDGE - Near Rt. 9 & pand. P/T. F/T, domestically 8 NOTICES 1 MERCHANDISE 42-51 MISCELLANEOUS 66-68 18, 40 min. from NYC. Split internationally. No investment level, 3 bedrm, 1 Vfe baths. GREENBRIAR Company is 9 yrs old & is top Comer property. Central air, Danbury preferred but will rated. Call Mike to hear 8 basement, garage, many ex­ consider other models. Please leave message 908-389-7523 REAL ESTATE tras. $152,500. 908-679-4116 call 908-431-4548 HOT DOG/GRILL WAGON REAL ESTATE 5-15 GARAGE SALES TilT ENTERTAINMENT 69 THE BEST Lifting Program! MARLBORO-Greenbriar No. Custom enclosed, on trailer GQ5 Apartments ANXIOUS BUYER hitch. 2 years old. -Asking 2% LIST COST Looking for ranch house. $4,200. Call 908-486-3558 for Rent Call 718-641-7464 Sell $200,000-Save $2,000. "All Real Estate advertised in this JUST REDUCED iQt newspaper Is subject to the Federal Written commitment on ads till 015 Summer/Winter Housing Act of 1968 which makes it sold. Full service broker. CLEANING BUSINESS for COMMERCIAL 17-28 SERVICE DIRECTORY 7D-96 illegal to advertise any preference, Ask for Paul Ricca 3. Make your own hours, INSTRUCTION 63 lim itation or discrimination based on Rentals race, color, religion, sex or national R & B Brokers Realty, Inc. make your own money. Price origin, or an intention to make any AM: 908-972-8096/264-7734 DISNEY AREA FLA. includes truck, equipment & such preference, limitation or dis­ established Central NJ client Office: 908-431-3933 2/3/4/ bedroom. Luxury homes crimination. base of regularly cleaned This newspaper will not knowingly 3mi. Disney. From $550/wk. accept any advertising for Real Es­ 908-446-8237.... 908-446-0224 homes & offices. Will provide tate which is in violation of the law. training & support. Reduced LOST & FOUND 64 BOATING 105-106 Our readers are informed that all dwellings advertised In this newspa­ LOG CABIN. PA. from $50,000. to $40,000. per are available on an equal op­ $800./PER WEEK For prospectus write to: portunity basis.” CALL 908-254-1331, EVES PO Box 592 Parlin, NJ 08859 EAST BRUNSWICK BEDMINSTER WILDWOOD CREST-Pacific Ave KID’S Consignment Shop CONDO FOR SALE 1 & 2 BEDROOM UNITS Lux. condo. 2 bedrms., 2 Air cond., w/w carpet, color Newly furbished, GREAT EMPLOYMENT 35-41 PETS/ANIMALS 65 AUTOMOTIVE 110-119 baths, balcony, w/w carpet, all 1 bedroom in "The Hills". In lease, on heavy traffic road in come requirement waived. TV, eat-in kit., bath, liv. rm. appliances, c/a. Exc. schools, Rent by week. 609-522-8262 Sayreville. Turn key (inventory tennis/swim club. Avail. 8/1. Asking $74,000. or best offer. included). Ideal for moms. $895. Call 908-390-8069 Call 908*781-2043 Must sell. $9,500./best offer. Commercial Advertisers Please Call For Rates Need help Terms possible. 908-382-3702 EATONCREST APTS COVERED BRIDGE Tennis & swim club. Large For sale. 2 bdrm. Parquet writing your ad? THE SECRET of getting Rich. size rooms w/19ft living rm. floors, recessed lighting. Mir­ Amazing book tells all. Free Only minutes from Ocean rored dining rm. Verticals, Our experienced offer details-Rush S.A.S.E. to F L E A A D S For Private • beaches, Golf Courses, Fish­ fans thruout. Mirrored dress­ ABG Co. Dept. LW1 ing & Boating. Near all hous­ ing rm. w/vanity & sink. c< Classified advisors PO Box 693 For Private Party Items es of Worship & Malls. Mon- ramie tile floor. 908-972-0211 New Monmouth, NJ #7748 F r i 9:30am-4pm, will help you write a Party Items 908-542-1105. Pine Brook DELRAY BEACH, FL u n d e r $75. • 4 Lines Rd., Hope Rd., Eatontown. 2 most effective ad blocks from Exit 105 GSP HUNTINGTON TOWERS PLANNING One item per ad $16. FOR SALE. Luxury Condo. 2 • 2 Weeks Give us a call at 4 Lines • 2 Weeks bedrooms, 2 baths + convert­ Prepaid FREEHOLD ible den. Indoor/outdoor pool, TO RETIRE? P re p a id active club house, walk to 1-800-660-4ADS $d-each additional line Furn. 1 bdrm. $700. Includes Your Successful $ 5 . 0 0 heat/hot water. 908-462-6927 shopping. $1129,900. Call 407-495-8138 ‘No Phone Calls - Coupon Only *May b e p h o n e d in HIGHLAND PARK-1 bedroom Business Can Be FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP apt. All utilities included. $700. Purchased Now! per month, 1 month security. Call 908-247-2184 POETS CORNER You Can Continue Largest patio home. 3 bed­ KEYPORT rooms. 2Vfe baths, w/formal on a Contractual Charge Your Ad IHS dining rm., eat-in-kit, c/a, den, ^3 rm., 1 bedrm., good neigh­ garage.b. Many upgrades incl. Basis To Retirement, borhood. No pets. Avail, now. Pool, tennis. ter GREAT location. Wr/feTo.'DV Fax Your Ad 908-432-0016 1 mo. sec. 908-739-4837 $139,000. Call 908-308-9044 P.O. Box 6462 HIGHTSTOWM-2 bdrm., 2 MILLT0WN bath, fireplace, walkout bay Freehold, NJ. 07728 1 & 2 bdrm. apts. No pets. windows, all appliances, new FREEHOLD Call after 4pm 908-246-0449 carpet, clubhoijise, pool & ten­ 200 sq.ft. office suitable for nis courts. $83,000. Call OLD BRIDGE artist or professional. Busy 609-448-3902 corner, on-site parking. Rea MAJOR OUR ADS GUI RIXULWl COUNTRY LIVING APTS sonable. Call 908-462-1020 Use our handy Private Party Coupon. 2 bedroom apts. avail. Heat, MANALAPAN INVESTORS air conditioning, hot water, FREEHOLD BORO Select the ad that best meets your needs. cooking gas and dishwashers FOR SALE - 2 to 3 bedrm. Relocating to included. Mon.-Fri., 9am-5pm. Townhouse. Needs TLC. In renovated historic railroad Central New Jersey 908-360-2992 $149,900. Call 1908-446-0820 station. Ample parking space. from New York City □ Flea ( It e m s un d e r $75) One item per ad (1) office, 400 sq. ft., (1) office RED BANK 1 BEDROOM OLD BRIDGE 750 sq. ft. For details call looking for GREAT LOCATION 908-462-9300 Manufacturing or □ BIG DEAL (Items over $75) „ • Whispering Pines. 3 bedrm., Retail situation. 1 bedroom. W/w carpeting, 2 1/z baths, pool. For sale or HOLMDEL/HAZLET a/c, d/w. Off street parking. rent. $122,500, 908-297-6556 Beneficial Terms Please include all spaces and punctuation. One character per box, Great location. $700. per 1-4 ROOM OFFICE SUITES month includes utilities. Lease SHORT TERM LEASES. Write To: available. Call 908-530-9266 SOMERSET START AT $290./MONTH. FOR RENT. 2 bedrooms plus CALL 908-264-1138 ML SAYREVILLE BORDENTOWN AVENUE loft, 2Vfe baths, basement, MATAWAN Main St. Victorian P.O. Box 6482 garage, large eat-in kitchen, charm. Office suites available. Freehold, NJ 07728 washer/dryer, central air. 1mo Free Rent. 908-583-7777 WINDING WOOD Immaculate-mqve in condition. 1 & 2 BEDROOM GARDEN Avail. 9/1. $1,325. per month. APARTMENTS FROM $570. Call 908-545-7871 BRAND NEW AVAILABLE Nam e__ Open daily 10am-6pm 908-238-3919 Use your Address. C ity____ State 006 Houses for I VISA or Locations available and the best financing in town. Garden State Laundry System Is New Jersey’s only Zip---- Day Phone_ -Evening Phone_ HAZLET - 2 bdrm. ranch, w/w Master Card authorized Wascomat Dealer. , carpet, near public trans. - VISA#_ $7507mo. 201-792-1897 to pay Get the facts....free Information seminars Mail Payment & Coupon to: every Wednesday at 6:30 pm MC#_ Greater Media Newspapers MILLT0WN for your ad! > Expiration date______Newly renovated. 3 Bedrms., 1026 W est Elizabeth Ave. Classified 1Vfe baths, eat in kit., liv. rm., Linden, N.J. 7 Edgeboro Rd. • East Brunswick, NJ 08816 basement, washer/dryer, dish 1 -800-660-4-ADS. Ads are subject to approval. washer, $1,200 per mo. plus utilities. Call 908-755-7414 1-800-841-4608 4 8 JULY 20, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

COMMUNITY AFFAIRS/ VENDING ROUTE ASSEMBLER/ MODELS- New faces needed. PROGRAM SPECIALISTS ASSEMBLERS: Excellent Kids, teens, 20’s. Cover Girl TEACHER AIDES income to assemble products OFFICE MANAGER CLEANER School based after school Must sell, very strong cash Studio. Lie # B W 0 193200. at home. Info 1-504-646-1700 programs for K-8 graders business. 1 -800-820-6782 TECHNICIAN ASSISTANT Call 201-261-2042 TEACHERS Light cleaning for hair salon in Dept. NJ-3812 Manalapan. Call need creative staff from Freehold company needs indi­ Full Time/Part Time WCTC/WMGQ needs a moti­ 908-577-0550 3-6pm. Experience with chil­ YOUR OWN BUSINESS vidual to clean & assemble vated, self starter for a fast OFFICE/CLERICAL Nursery School. Call Between dren in woodworking, sports, POSTAL JOBS Searching for motivated laser printer cartridges. No ex­ paced office working with our F/T positions for office man­ 9am & 5pm 908-254-3505 science and creative or dra­ individuals with high income perience required. Age not a COOK/GRILL PERSON Start $11.41 per hour. For operations and office manag­ ager & clerical aides. Experi­ m atic arts. D egree pre- expectations. Multinational factor. Laser Save. Saturday grill person wanted exam and application informa­ ers in a very diversified posi­ ferred.$10./hour & up. EOE. business opportunity. No ence running a small business TEACHER for busy coffee shop. 7am tion, call 219-769-8301 Call 908-431-3339 tion, including on-air voice Send resume to P. Greggo capital investment. a plus. Diversified positions 3pm Saturdays. Experience a Ext. NJ 576, from 9am - 9pm, work. Great job for a recent for Nursery School. Position P.O. Box 701 Call 908-651-7477 AUTO MECHANIC offering salary, profit sharing, must. Call or apply in person. Sunday through Friday communications graduate available September 1994. Monm outh Junction, NJ 08852 medical insurance & fringe Kubbard Coffee Shop IMMEDtATE OPENING looking to get a start in radio. benefits. Send resume/salary Call 908-446-4700 YOUR OWN BUSINESS Excellent verbal and written Route 79 & Route 520 PROMOTIONS- Puppet Show Top pay, uniforms, benefits, requirements to: For just $29. No risk. No pick communication skills (WP) a Marlboro paid vacation, busy shop. President ECS business. Experienced, ener­ up & delivery. No paperwork. must. Full benefits. EOE. TECHNICIAN 908-946-2612 Pleasant working conditions. 415 Route 18, Suite 117 getic. 908-291-2331 No inventory. Call Joan after Apply in person at: Call Frank Fleming at East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Quality Assurance- for plastic COORDINATOR 6pm 908-583-1449 WCTC/WMGQ extrusion company. Basic RECEPTIONIST-Chiropractors A FUN Filled Nursery School 908-462-2299 78 Veronica Avenue PLUMBER/MECHANIC math skills and use of mea­ For Before/After office in Matawan. Energetic Wonderland Pre School-Howell Somerset, N.J. suring tools required. Previous School Program Site people person. 4 days, after­ 7-6. Breakfast/lunch/snacks. AUTO TECHNICIAN Experienced. Benefits. experience helpful. Apply in noon hours pfus Saturdays Birth-6 years. 908-364-6211 ASE Certified for transmission Call 908-854-2275 School based program needs person: 50 Jiffy Road 9-1. Call 908-566-7658 rebuilding/installation. Must COUNTER HELP creative, organized person to Somerset, N.J. ABERDEEN have tools. Full benefits in­ coordinate several programs Mature person. Bagels & RECEPTIONIST within one school. BA, and REPRESENTATIVES cluding dental & life insur­ Responsible people needed to Exp. non-smoking mom will FINANCIAL Shmears. 908-462-0099 TELEMARKETER supervisory experience with ance. 908-545-3902/821-3128 For upscale hair salon in Man­ work for TV Rental Company care for your children in a children and adults required. DECORATING ASSOCIATE alapan. Call 908-536-8150 Full/part time positions in hospitals. Extensive walk­ safe, loving home. Exc. refs. BANK TELLER/CLERK Salary range from $10,000.- Seeking creative business Morning and afternoon hours ing, collections & record keep­ CPR cert. Call 908-290-3152 $13,000. for 10 months. Morn­ With benefits. Piscataway lo­ minded person for interior available. Previous telemar­ ing. Neat appearance daily. ings and 3-6pm. Minorities are CARE FOR KIDS - Day Care cation. FAX resume including decorating. Training. Part/full keting experience preferred. $7.00 an hour to start. Paid encouraged to apply. referrals. State certified, pre salary requirements to: time. Call 908-946-8896 Call 908-390-1188 holidays and vacations. New Send Resume to B. Greggo school programs offered. 908-932-7968 Brunswick area; flexible days- TELEMARKETING P.O. Box 701-Monmouth No fee 908-446-8027 9am-3pm including Saturday JOHN HASLACH CPA DELI HELP Junction, NJ 08852 REPORTER or Sunday. For local interview CHILDREN'S CHOICE ACCOUNTING & TAXES BOOKKEEPER No experience needed. Full/ EXCELLENT call weekdays 46 W. Ferris St., E. Brunswick Call 908-583-6625 Experienced A/P, A/R, Bank part time. Apply in person 610 The Sentinel/Subur­ COUNTER PERSONS 201-858-2316 Ext. 1 Ages 3 months-5 years. Reconciliations. MAC com­ Florence Ave. Union Beach ban Newspapers is Permanent positions available. OPPORTUNITY Kindergarten. State Certified. puter experience preferred. seeking a reporter to Call ELI'S HOT BAGELS. DENTAL ASSISTANT Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months Mature minded, non smoker. cover a municipal For Full & Part Time Positions FREEHOLD. 908-780-3536 SALES a year. Call 908-613-4488 Edison, 908-287-6671 Friendly, family oriented prac­ beat. Applicants Earn $8.-$15VHour tice. Experience preferred. should have writing (Average Persons DEMONSTRATOR - P/T work, Cameo Lingerie is now in this EXPERIENCED Mom w/exc. i » l k experiance and an Earn $12./Hour) area. $75.-$100. per show. BOOKKEEPER/ Call 908-591-2749 F/T pay, set own hours, references. My Freehold $25,000.+ full time. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE MANAGER understanding of mu­ No Experience Necessary no collecting/delivering. home. Call 908-866-8401 nicipal government. Work In A Newly Opened F re e kit/supplies. Call now Free sample kit 908-390-6501 FIRE INSPECTOR HOUSEKEEPERS, NANNIES, Experience in trial balance, Position also involves State-Of-The-Art-Office 908-721-0659 Windows & Lotus, accounts Full time position for East writing features. Flexible Schedules SALES Nurses Aides. All nationalities. 035 Help Wanted payable & receivable. Send Brunswick Township to For information call 4 Shifts Daily • 7 Days/Week Outdoor flee market. Thurs­ Lic./Bonded. Aurora Agency Full Time resume to: inspect structures, detect fire Frances Kosa Convenient Holmdel Location ★ ★ ★ days. Call 908-566-0445 540 B'way., Long Branch, NJ Township Sanitation & safety hazards & enforce Managing Editor. Join Our Winning Team 908-222-3369 local ordinances. Must have SALES REPRESENTATIVE - ADVERTISERS PO Box 164 908-254-7000 Ext. 228 LEONARDO- TLC for your valid ITS or HHS Fire Inspec­ DEMONSTRATORS Absolutely Positive! Arts & READERS Jamesburg, NJ 08831 E.O.E. M/F CALL NOW!!! child, my home. Over 20 yrs. It is the policy of this newspaper tor’s License as well as Sub­ EARN EXTRA CASH! Join lovers with excellent language that all help wanted advertisements experience. Exc. references. Code Official’s License as one of Christmas Around The skills and positive attitude will begin with a job title. BUS DRIVERS Small group. 908-291-4980 Call 1-600-660-4 ADS issued under N.J.A.C. 5:23 RETAIL 1-800-929-5753 World’s top demonstrators needed to promote GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE ’94-’95 21 years or older w/3 years et.seq. Send resum e to: TELEMARKETING from last season to help you LOVING MOTHER ACCOUNTING CLERK Health food store. Freehold/ Season. P/T evening hours. clean driving record. CDL a Personnel Department Englishtown area. F/T, P/T. make the most of this season! A/P, A/R, filing. PC experi­ GREAT SUMMER JOBS FREE kit, supplies, training & Arts or Sales experience Will care for your children in plus but not a requirement, E.B. Township-P.O. Box 1081 No experience necessary. F/T. P/T more. Call Dana preferred. Call Jo, Monday- our home. Large yard. Refs, ence required. For Toms will train. Benefits package. East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Cashier, stock, general work. River & Howell stores. Call $8. an hour guaranteed to 908-591-9039 Friday, 1-5. 908-846-2895 avail. Call 908-254-4436 Apply to: South Brunswick Days, evenings, weekends. start. Work in a beautiful air 908-308-2200 Board of Ed. 4 Executive Flexible hours. Call for ap­ MONMOUTH JUNCTION GROOMER conditioned office making SALES-Knowledge of chiro­ Drive, Monmouth Junction pointment. 908-308-0449 DEMONSTRATORS AGENT - BANKABLE JOB Must be experienced. New phone calls. Perfect for stu­ practic helpful. Salary plus MOTHER’S HELPER 08852 Attention: Sandy. Be a Friendly Home Party grooming salon in Howell. dents, etc. New Brunswick, commission. 908-780-6550 908-297-7800 x 244 demonstrator. No cash invest­ Mature 13 yr. old, with young SALES $ AVON Knowledge of pet supplies A Woodbridge, Ocean, Holm del ask for Sandy EOE M/F SALES ment. Toys, gifts, home decor SCHOOL sibling, will care for your child PLUS. Call 908-363-3134 and Trenton Call today, start in your home or mine. Day or F/T-P/T Multi million dollar & X-Mas items. No delivering, 1-800-545-8390 tomorrow 1-800-929-5753 CHILD CARE PROVIDER evening flexible hours ok. Call BUS DRIVERS long distance reseller seeks no collecting, no shipping For school-aged children: HAIR STYLIST charge. Also booking parties. 908-274-1722 AGENT-A Beautiful job Full time & part time. Com- independent contractor/ School based program needs TRAVEL AGENT Call 908-566-3359 petetive rate & benefit pack­ with following. Good working commission reps. Home base caring, flexible & creative staff NANNIES AVAILABLE Live-in, Live-out or Temp SALES-AV0N age. 1 year experience with conditions. Vacation pay plus business. Training provided. Well established Hightstown from 7-9am or 3-6pm. Experi­ coach or transit type bus. Call commission and incentive Excellent income potential. travel agency seeking full DEMONSTRATORS ence with children in groups Call 908-247-0707 Toll Free 1-800-662-2292 Selective Nanny & Companion Jim anytime 609-588-5959 bonus. Call 908-536-5110 Call 908-972-3000 time, well rounded, corporate/ Gifts by...HOUSE OF LLOYD/ required. Degree preferred. 214 Rt. 18. E.B., N.J. FAX 908-972-3025 vacation agent. IMMEDIATE CHRISTMAS $7.90/hour & up. Minorities AIR CONDITIONING/ and college students are en­ HAIRSTYLIST & SALES/MARKETING OPENING. Benefits & salary AROUND THE WORLD Use your VISA open. Ask for Lynn Multi-line home party plan. couraged to apply. EOE. NEW BRUNSWICK HEATING Company experiencing explo­ Send resume to P. Greggo MANICURIST 609-448-4272 Work own hours. FREE kit & Loving Mom will provide care sive growth. Looking for a few P.O. Box 701 INSTALLERS, Sheet Metal or MASTERCARD training. Gerri 908-536-0905 in my home. 908-828-9241 With following. Ask for Carrol dynamic individuals to work WORD PROCESSOR Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852 Mechanics. Great opportunity to pay for your to join growing firm. Minimum 908-431-0955 directly with me. If you’re in­ General office duties. Micro­ DENTAL ASSISTANT terested in achieving above OLD BRIDEGE 3 years experience. Company Classified Ads HELPER FOR HOME soft Word a plus. Benefits. Warm, caring professional average income, call Ms. Gold TEACHERS (3) vehicle. Top pay. Health insur­ IMPROVEMENT Contractor Call Barbara 908-219-0020 dental assistant to join our Need a babysitter? C a ll for interview at 908-422-4190 ance. Paid vacations & holi­ 1-800-660-4-ADS 908-679-2291 staff. If this describe you, Conservative afternoon He­ 908-727-5225. A responsible days. Call 908-329-3784 please read on. Dental brew School. (1) Knowledge exp. teen sitter, will sit days HOUSE CLEANER SECRETARY Assisting does not have to be of Hebrew language required. during the summer & eves. For Monmouth/Middlesex (2) Rituals, and customs re­ NURSES EOE stressful. You’ll be appreci­ OLD BRIDGE residential daytime cleaning Religious school in need of quired. Monday & Wednes­ ated and you will have a Certified Child Care service. Car necessary. Will energetic individual for com­ day, 4:00 - 6:20 pm. Start RN'S ADVERTISERS comfortable working environ­ PT/FT. Call 908-251-8777 train. Call 908-583-9617 plete range of duties. PC & READERS ment. Call Theresa September 1994. Please call NURSING SUPERVISORS word processing a must. Work It It the policy of this newspaper 908-367-1677 that all help wanted advertisements 908-536-1991 W e’d lo ve to HOME HEALTH CARE INTERVIEWERS hours Monday-Thursday after­ will begin with a job title. have you work here! OLD BRIDGE noons & evenings & Sunday Call 1-800-660-4 ADS Flexible hours. Large fenced F/T - P/T - PER DIEM MARKET RESEARCH mornings. Call for more infor­ TEACHERS in backyard. Basketball court. Multi-office accredited Home Health Care Agency has mation Dalia Luss at DRIVERS FREEHOLD RACEWAY MALL ASSISTANT Hebrew/religious studies. Above ground pool. Snacks immediate positions lor your professional expertise to Day/Night/Weekend hours. 908-536-2300 or 2303 Grades 4-6. Monroe Town­ perform patient, CHHA's supervisory visits to in service GO-4-IT X-PRESS, a multi provided. Call 908-679-2272 Good salary plus commission. CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE restaurant delivery service, is ship. Call 908-446-4244 education. I.V. experience very helpful. OLD BRIDGE Loving mom No experience necessary. Energetic person wanted for hiring 6 drivers. Excellent pay SECRETARY will care for your child in her Excellent salary t benefits. Call: Students over 18 years busy office in East Brunswick. and flexible hours. Must use TEACHERS- For afternoon home . Great references. Calf For Monmouth / Middlesex / Ocean welcome. Call 908-308-9889 Steno & 2 years experience. Monday, Tuesday, Wednes­ own car. Call 908-536-1212 Religious School needed. Tra­ 1-800-272-2977 Knowledge of MS Word & day & Friday 1pm to 8:30pm. ditional ideology & knowledge 908-679-2291 LABORERS Excel desired. East Brun­ Salary plus bonuses. GENERAL OFFICE of Hebrew a must. Monday- PARLIN- In my home. 200’ Barbara Brock, RN swick. Call 908-545-1414 Call 908-254-2273 Thursday, Sunday school & fenced in back yard. 5 mins. Director of Nursing Needed immediately 1st & Knowledge of computer a Hebrew high school. Congre­ ASSISTANT TEACHERS from Rtes. 9, 35 & Pkwy. Call 11# 2nd shifts. East Brunswick. MUST. Call 908-290-0400 gation Sons of Israel, Manala­ Stacy. 908-727-3014 Dayton and Edison. SECRETARY AM/PM. Good Shepherd Chil­ pan. 908-446-3000 CARING TOUCH GROUP ROOSEVELT - Mother of 2 Call immediately Temp to Perm Positions dren's Center. 908-679-8887 GROUP LEADER with child care exp. has two Small environment. Must be CARPENTER’S HELPER For parent/toddler play TELEMARKETING openings, 1 yr. & up. Will pro­ WESTERN real comfortable with WANTED. Call David program. No experience Monday-Thursday 3pm-6pm & vide snacks. Refs, avail. Non­ computers. Very diversified 908-363-3108 necessary. Starting TEMPORARY SERVICES 6pm-9pm. Saturday 10-3. smoker. Call 609-448-1051 position. Must be able to September. Position available Coastal Federal Mortgage Co. MAC handle many things at one in Marlboro, Wednesday AM. RUSSILAN LADY will care for 908-238-4700 CIRCULATION seeking individuals with excel­ time. Great opportunity. Call 908-469-2909 elderly or sick person nights. lent telephone & communica­ M/F/H/V SERVICE REP Exc. refs. 908-251-4499 DUNHILL tion skills to develop its Home OPERATOR The Star-Ledger has immedi­ MANICURIST Equity Division. Experience in SAYREVILLE- Experienced MARKETING/ TEMPORARY SYSTEMS ate part time openings for Banking, Finance & Real fun-loving mom will care for Full & part time positions available. 105 College Road East early risers! $110. starting sal­ Quality, experienced, flex Estate helpful. Teachers your child in my home. Refer­ MANAGEMENT Princeton, NJ 08540 ary plus car expenses, dental hours. Drama Salon, East welcome. Salary plus commis­ ences avail. 908-390-8247 Strong skills in layout and designing and vision benefits, vacations, Brunswick. Call Fran Polst sion. Call Stu Lehrer with graphics and type required. OPPORTUNITY commissions, rapid salary in­ 908-254-0135 908-431-5626 609-452-1222 creases. Call NOW! EF AU PAIR A knowledge of Quark or Multi-Ad We have expanding op­ MARKET RESEARCH TELEPHONE SALES - From portunities throughout Central FAX 609-452-9222 1-800-242-0850 Old Bridge office. 9-1 or 1-5 European Live-in Creator a must. Looking for children between New Jersey. Explore your po­ ages 3Vs~4'A to participate in weekdays. Call 908-251-0047 child care Some evening hours and occasional tential directly with local Need help Need help market research testing at our branch management. W e offer Englishtown office. Cash TELEPHONE SALES- Noon- Thoroughly screened, legal weekends. a comprehensive training pro­ writing your ad? writing your ad? incentive to be given to each 4pm selling hotel products. Visas, 1st aid trained, gram, virtual unlimited income qualified child. Please contact Morganville. 908-591-0500 dedicated to your child care Send resume or fax to: potential with base & bonuses Our experienced Our experienced Barbara of TAURUS needs. Average $1767week. & advancement opportunities RESEARCH, 908-251-7772 For more information call Greater Media Newspapers for those qualified. Executive Classified advisors Classified advisors Carol O'Hara training program available for 7 Edgeboro Rd. NEWSPAPER DELIVERY 908-706-9423 qualified MBAs/JDs. will help you write a will help you write a EARLY MORNING WORK Send resume to: East Brunswick, NJ 08816 The Star Ledger has delivery ATTENTION Trish Doskoczynski Fax #254-0256 Branch Manager most effective ad. most effective ad. positions available in your READERS 908-308-1277 area. Earn $400. to $500. a Ads under this classification are not offers of employment Often these Attn: Toni Smith MetLife Give us a call at Give us a call at month, plus cash incentives. A advertisors offer a service for a fee. Michele Chazen reliable car is a m ust Call: If you place a call to a “900” number 908-566-8937 1200 Tices Lane Suite 205 1-800-660-4ADS 1-800-660-4ADS you will automatically be billiBd a fee, E.O.E7M/F East Brunswick, NJ 08816 1-800-242-0850 which varies. Gov’t, designated non-profit THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 20, 1994 4 9

SPOTSWOOD- Mom will care APPLE II GS COMPUTER- CAPTAINS BED-Wood. 2 LIVING ROOM SET-Light rat­ SOFA BED-SEALY BAR-$200. Mirror 7’ x 3 W - CHINA CLOSET-Lighted. Din­ for your child. Meals, fun & ANTIQUES 2 disk drives, computer drawers. Brass trim handles. tan. Sectional-5 pc., mauve. with inner spring mattress & $100. Microwave. -$70. Beer ing room table w/4 chairs, refs. Donna. 908-723-1488 Top prices paid for: Antique screen, keyboard, printer. All Bunkee board. $75. Call Coffee & sofa table-glass & matching chair. LIKE NEW. mirrors-$10. Speakers 2 for bedroom set, 1 bed frame w/ furniture, oriental rugs, paint­ never u«ed. $500. Call 908-390-1881 rattan. $1,100. Bdrm. set-5 Both for $600. Call After 6pm $20. Call 908-613-8864 headboard, freezer-small apt. ings, jewelry & silver. W e pur­ 609-395-9004 pc. w/queen waterbed. Bar w/ 908-613-7323 size, washer/dryer-portable, chase entire contents of es­ CD- Howard Stem’s Crucified 2 stools. Best offer. Call after end table, 2 lamps, computer tates. Will come to your home. by the FCC. Original CD and 7pm 908-842-1609 SOFA-7’ Colonial, exc. cond. BARGAINS table, kitchen table-small, w/1 COMPUTERS book. Also tape Lingerie Party Waverly blue plaid cover, Call 908-888-0736 Giant warehouse in Matawan chair. Prices negotiable. Call Sales • Sen/ice • Networks Best. Reasonable offer. $175. Coffee table-Colonial 908-462-4416 Call 908-251-6498 LOADED with merchandise. EAST BRUNSWICK BOOK- RARE BOOK Lowest Prices! Home or Office LIVING ROOM dark pine. $35. Call "Orations" on Bunker Hill 908-946-8525 Yard Sale America Store CLOTHES-New, girls, 2t-4t. Responsible mature minded MSM Systems • 908-521-2072 CHAIR-Victorian, walnut, Sofa, oversized club chair w/ 908-566-1178 for directions NON-SMOKER to care for 2 1894 by Daniel Webster. ottoman, $400. DINING Books, collectors plates, out­ Make offer. Call eves. lounge type, reupholstered, door redwood furniture. Call children in my home 5 days a ROOM: Table w/glass top & 6 BATHROOM SINK-Pedestal. 609-860-1180 FUNTIME CD-ROM fine design and carvings, SOFABED before 5pm 908-671-8518 week starting Sept., 3:30-6pm. $275. Twin bed, box spring, upholstered chairs, $400. Brown & almond. New. Never MUST HAVE CAR. High • GAMES • SHAREWARE Contemporary & love seat. DRESSER-Antique, Empire mattress, frame. Like new, PATIO SET: table & 4 chairs. used. $75. DISHWASHER- COLLECTIBLE PLATES-1 set School senior OK. Call • FANTASYWARE $250. Black wall unit. $150. cherry. Pressed glass punch $75. Call 908-329-3308 Best offer. Call 908-238-6879 Kenmore-Apt. sized portable, fresh water fish. 1 set old 908-6 13-1 224, leave From $12.99 & UP + S/H Call 908-591-59(70 6 months old. $300. or best bowl & cups & MORE. Call LIVING ROOM- Lovely tapes­ cars. $225. each set. Call message. Call Mon.-Fri. 908-792-0334 CHESTS-Pine, 2 for $75. Crib offer. Call 9am-10pm 908-780-6960 try couch (sleeper) & match­ SOFABED, queen, floor lamp, 908-382-0308 white, Canopy-$50. Changer/ 908-214-9484 EAST BRUNSWICK-Sitter GOLDSTAR-80 MB harddrive. ing Queen Ann chair, $250. 2 club chairs, marble top cof­ dresser, white.-$100. Prices COLLECTIBLES-From oc­ needed 6:30am -8:30am. Windows 3.1, DOS 6.2. Word­ Gold Florentine coffee end­ fee table w/marble tqp buffet. negotiable. Call 908-739-1226 BED-Twin, complete, $75. cupied Japan. Collectors Mon.-Fri. for 6 yr. old girl, start ‘Treasures From Another Tim e” perfect. MS money. All acces­ tables & mirror, $200. Beauti­ Desk w/hutch & chest of Quailty oak end tables, $125. plates, bells, crystal, & other Sept. own trans. a must. Call sories, VGA & mouse. CHINA CLOSET-BROYHILL. ful Belgium crystal lamp and drawers, microwave oven w/ pr. Student desk, $50. Lamps, items. Reasonable. Cindy after 7pm 908-613-0623 Games. Reasonable. Call Oriental design w/light.-$275. chandelier, $200. All Nego­ convection. 908-254-3821 $30. pr. Oriental secretary/ Call 609-860-8011 after 6pm 908-238-1940 Recliner-grey-$75. Cocktail tiable. Call 908-583-9571 FRANKLIN PARK T.V. & STEREO CABINETS desk, $150. Dining/kitchen table-oak $50. Very good chairs, 8, solid wood, $65. COMPRESSOR-I ngers oil Child care wanted in my home TANDY 286 COMPUTER cond. Call 908-613-5098 LIVING ROOM/SOFA BED W/19” T.V.-Ethan Allen-$175. Call 908-521-2051 Rand 10hp-portable-under for 3Vfe & old. Full Complete w/color monitor, dot SET-6 pieces. $400. DINING for all. RUG-Oriental, 9’ x 11’- IVb year warranty-$1,100. AIR JACK- time, Mon.-Fri. Must have ex­ matrix printer, mouse, joystick CHINA CLOSET ROOM SET-seats 7. $150. $85. Please call 908-254-0788 BEDROOM SET - $175. 22 ton Norco-$550. IMACT perience, own transportation & & accessories. Ideal learning Lighted, glass windows. Great Call 908-231-8761 Find That One of a Kind G ift for the computer. $375. shape. $325. or best offer. TWIN BED-Complete. Includ­ MATTRESS & BOX SPRING GUN-1 ” drive & sockets-$350. references. Call 908-297-3391 set, $150. Colonial bed, $85. Discriminating Person Call 908-821-7830 Call 908-422-9442 ing brass like headboard. Ask­ Call 908-679-9474 Wurlitzer spinet PIANO, $850. FREEHOLD TWP.-P/T baby New Jersey’s Leading M u lti Dealer MOVING in g $ 6 5 . P le a s e c a ll COMPUTER CABINET 908-727-2384 RECLINER, $20. 908-297-2956 DESK-Executive-28” X 5 8 ”, sitter/housekeeper for school COUCH, DINETTE SET, Resource For Fine Antiques TEAK, closes, bottom swings CHANDELIER-Crystat, HIDE- aged child. Responsible/reli­ KITCHEN SET W/2 CHAIRS, Limited Dealer Space Available out for printer. Adjustable BEDS- 2 w/headboards, box A-BED-full, S T E R E O w/2 able. Refs, required . Mon.- HEADBOARD-Antique king, shelves. Excellent condition. WALL UNIT spring & mattress included. speakers. 908-536-5508 Fri. 2:30-6pm. 908-577-9817 DRESSER, HI-BOY, odds & Asking $275. Dark oak w/glass doors. Ask­ (1) queen & (1) full. $100. or FREEHOLD/HOWELL- Lov 908-462-7900 ends. All in excellent condi­ FUR COAT Days 908-257-5761 ing $300. Call 908-972-0315 best offer. Sleeper/couch ing, experienced, non-smoker The McKelvey Building tion. Call 908-972-0928 $100. or best offer. Ice cream DIAMOND RING Blue fox. Also fake fur jacket. Eves. 908-257-2321 to care for 2 girls, ages 2 & 4, 21W. Main Street "Freehold WALL UNIT-3 piece, beige maker, best offer. Red and Pear, Tiffany set, .87 ct. in our home, starting Sept. Call 609-655-4230 COUCH - QUEEN SLEEPER Your Search Ends Here MOVING lacquer, glass shelves, lots of white dresser, $25. VS1 G. $2,500. 908-679-1035 Mon.-Fri., 8am-5pm. Refer­ FUR COAT-Size 12. NEW. Colonial blue w/rose storage. Asking $950. 908-297-6778 ences required. 908-780-2360 Unplucked beaver. Warm as dot pattern, $275. or best Dining room table w/6 chairs Call 908-329-0433 DINING ROOM-table offer. Matching recliner. & 3 leaves. SOFA-wrought BUMPER POOL TABLE- 40x72-96", 6 Capt. CHAIRS, KEYPORT-Person wanted m/f toast. Excellent condition. $475. for both. 908-247-4430 iron w/ottoman. Campaign fur- WATER BED-Queen size. Slate, $150. Commodore 128 $100. BENCH SAW 8", needs to play with 11 year old handi­ Very reasonable. niture-childs & other things. BE D RO O M SET-5 pieces, COMPUTER, disk drive, print motor, $25. FREEZER capped boy p/i weekends Call 609-395-8225 COUCH-Century. Brand New. Call 908-431-0819 walnut. Asking $2,600. Call er, modem & programs, $200. CHEST 25x43, $50. Pella only. Call eves. 908-888-5531 WEDDING GOWN-Gorgeous Beige. 96”. Use with contemp. 908-591-5987 Men’s 10 speed BIKE, 26”, FOLDING DOOR, $10. Victorian. Size 12 w/head or trad. fum. Cost $1,850. $30. Eves 908-521-1206 Porcelain KITCHEN TABLE, AIR CONDITIONER Best offer over $850. MOVING WATERBED - Super-single. MANALAPAN piece. $750. negotiable. Call $25. CANNING JARS, $1.50 5,000 BTU. Excellent con­ 908-257-7446 Call Iv. msg. 609-655-8178 Must sell. Liv. rm., den, din. Almond gloss finish. Every­ CAMERA-Nikon F2, 50mm. a dozen. Call 908-297-1543 Mature minded, experienced, dition. $75. 908-264-3969 thing included. Perfect condi­ lens, 28mm. wide angle, DAY BED-White iron & brass. rm., patio fum., tables, wash/ English speaking, non-smoker tion. Includes headboard. Only 135mm. telephoto, flash unit, Complete w/2 Ortho mat­ dryer, eves. 908-536-4318 to care for toddler & newborn AIR CONDITIONER $375. D a y 908-257-5761 case, light meter, brackets. DOLLS in my home. References tresses & pop-up trundle. Un­ Emerson Quiet Kool. 20,000 Eves. 908-257-2321 $1,000. Call 908-297-5839 required. Call 718-855-2600 used in box. Cost $800. Sell MOVING From 30’s and up btu. Best offer. 908-390-5394 Call after 6pm 908-446-6293 days or 201-622-4366 eves $325. Call 908-906-2067 CAR SEAT-Ultara $20. Glass Need fine home for a few ★SUMMER SPECIAL door panel, $10. Child's cloth­ RED BANK-Looking for some­ A I R CONDITIONER DESK TEAK pieces of fine furniture. 36x60 DRAPES-w/valances & ing. New VGA computer moni­ one to care for my First grad­ FEDDERS. 10,000 BTU. N.J. FIREWOOD- Hardwoods Perfect condition, 2 small glass & lucite coffee table, 2 shears. 2 sets. 90I x 128w. tor, $75. 4 x 5 pc. of plywood. er in my River Plaza home Hardly used. $220. days $105. a cord. 908-901-1127 drawers, open file area. Ask­ wing chairs, rocker & queen Blue flowers on white. $74. 212-916-7899 or eves. Mirror, $5. Call 908-821-7184 while I am at work. F/T Mon.- ing $275. Days 908-257-5761 sleep sofa. 908-431-5066 ADCOM RACK SYSTEM - Call 908-566-1706 Fri. Call after 7p 908-238-0748 Eves. 908-257-2321 800 Watts. Polk Audio CD-Howard Stem's 908-741-4058 STD-3 speakers, CD, cass. DRINK ’N SHRINK DESK-Executive. Huffman MOVING SALE Crucified by the FCC. AIR CONDITIONERS deck, phono. Mint cond. Koos, Queen Anne, leather Best reasonable offer. SNOOZE N LOSE (2) Emerson Quiet Kool. Bedroom Set-Childs. Wall $1,500. Or I’ll make an equal top. COFFEE TABLE-Bleach Call 908-251-0359 Feel Great, Lose Weight! Call 5,000. BTU. Window. $125. unit, coffee table, computer trade for can. Call BED-Brass. Queen, com plete wood-glass inlay, square. 1-800-613-5050 each. Call 908-238-4690 desk, soccer games, other 908-297-0093 w/Ortho mattress set. Unused, RUG-Aubusson, Emerald CELLUAR PHONE PAK in box. Cost $1,000. Sell misc. items. 908-591-9065 GE, excellent car phone. Still ELECTRIC WHEEL CHAItf- AIR CONDITIONERS green. 6’ x 9’. Ivory, taupe & AMISH MADE SHEDS EAST BRUNSWICK $325. Call 908-906-2067 rose. Call 908-780-6998 under parts and labor war­ Everest & Jennings. 3 wheel $75. & up. Most sizes avail. Swings, Gazebos, Arbours, ranty. Sold business, no long­ pacer & a brand new Quatum BED-Wicker. White. Box MOVING SALE Housekeeper needed. Must Wanted: air conditioners dead Outdoor Furniture, Garages er needed. Asking $100. 400 from Electric Mobility. Call work weekends. Live in or spring, mattress. Full size. or alive! $$$ Also Repairs & DINETTE DINING TABLE & CHAIRS YARDW ORKS, 908-842-5922 Call 908-656-0633 908-422-7921, 5pm-8pm out. Call 908-238-3194 Like new. Please call $75. Sofa $25. Bedroom Set- Free Estimates. 908-566-3233 42” round table, opens to 60”. 908-566-2410 Queen, 6 pc. $175. Credenza DRYER - MAYTAG. ELEC 2 captain’s & 2 side chairs. BEDROOM FURNITURE $50. Love Seat/Sofa Bed $20. TRIC. Excellent condition. Exc. cond. Dark pine. $150. Antique dresser and chest Floor Lamp-arched, 15’ $50. $74.99. Please call 908-671-6787 $150. or best offer. Call 908-294-0320 908-577-6987 Call 908-727-5651 COMPANION- Will take care DINING ROOM SET DRYER-Electric. Kenmore MOVING SALE House Portraits of your loved one in their BEDROOM SET Oak table w/leaf, 6 chairs, heavy duty, white. Practically home F/T-P/F. Live-in or out. White formica, single bed lighted hutch, server. $1,000. new w/auto dry cycle & wrin­ RATTAN SET: 4 pcs., desk, Hazlet-Matawan-Keyport area. hutch/desk, dresser, night or best offer. 908-521-1374 kle guard. Asking $250. mirror, bookcase, table, $650. 908-530-8317 table/bookcase. Exc. cond. W A SH ER -Whit e- DINING ROOM SET-Beautiful SOFAS: (2) white leather, The Perfect Gift asking $500. 908-946-8058 $500./both. DESK: office, Westinghouse. 2 cycle w/en- 7 piece formal (Bombay), large white, $250. DINING ergy saver WASHER-Maytag BEDROOM SET-$400, KIT. powder blue w/fruitwood table 041 Resumes ROOM: Italian, black lacquer. 2 cycle automatic. REFRIG SET-$400, DINING RM.- top, breakfront. Great cond. Created in Oils Oval table w/6 chairs, $850. ERATOR/FREEZER- $800., WALL UNIT-$800„ $900. or best offer. Call BEDROOM SET: off white Westinghouse. Gold. All in SOFA BED-$75., COFFEE & 908-583-9571 orWa ercolors lacquer. Queen w/armoire, great running condition. Call END TBLS.-$60. ea. Call DINING ROOM SET-Formal, double dresser, 2 night tables, ABC TYPING 908-409-7363 908-679-8727 contemporary, beige w/buffet mirror, headboard, $1,100. • Birthdays LETTERS & MORE!! & 6 black lacquer chairs. Ex­ LOVE SEAT: beige velvet, REASONABLE RATES ★ REFRIGERATORS ★ BEDROOM SET-AUTHENTIC cellent condition. Asking $500. $50. Call 908-446-2604 • Anniversaries Temp Work. 908-536-3495 Guaranteed, 90 days. black Italian lacquer. Large ar­ moire. Must see! $3,500. or Call 908-591-5929 $175. +. Choice of sizes and MOVING SALE-Bedroom, din • All Special best offer. Call 908-828-0655 FIRST JOB? colors. Very clean. DINING ROOM SET-Keller ing room, living room, den fur­ Occasions Can deliver. 908-225-5272 BEDROOM SET-Giris. 5 piece mfg. Like new. Trestle table niture. MUST SELL. Ptease Let me write your resume. set. Yellow, w/2 lamps. Good oak wood, 6 chairs, 3 leaves call after 6pm 908-583-2844 WASHER & DRYER-Whirlpool Professional consultant will condition. $275. BAR-w/3 & pads, server, lighted hutch. large capacity washer, $160. MOVING SALE-Sofa-Camel translate skills & create a wrought iron stools. $275. Call $1,300. Call 908-972-5850 Dryer, $120. You remove. back mahogany. $400. Master masterpiece! 908-706-0553 908-536-6068 After 7 or weekends call DINING ROOM-9 Pc. It. oak. bdrm. set-oak w/twin beds, 15 FREE RESUMES 908-274-2976 BEDROOM SET-Queen size $3,200. set. for $1,225. Dining $350. End tables-2 ma­ e A / Artist w/first order. Written/typeset, waterbed, oak hdbd. w/mirror rm.-Queen Anne 11 pc. Tho hogany. Bookcases-2 walnut, laser printed. RUSH Service WASHER/DRYER & compartments, matching 7 masv/lle. Bedrm.-Antique Ma­ Lamps-assorted. Coffee table- 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728 • 908-462-1020 Write For You....908-446-8012 Kenmore. Extra large capac drawer chest w/hutch. Asking hogany-$350. Bedrm.-Twin 4 mahogany. Coffee table & ity. 10 years old. $200. for the $700. Call 908-219-0373 post-$350. Wall units-Antique end tables-contemporary. ster­ oak. China closet-$350. Vanity pair. Call 908-390-4818 eo rack system. Rocking QUALITY BEDROOM SET-Thomasville. mirror & bench-$175. Wicker chair-upholstered. Call Twin, 4 pieces & hutch. Excel­ Word Processing/Typing/ doll stroller. Roseville vases, 908-431-5104 lent condition. Asking $800. MORE. Contents of 2 homes. Administrative Services. Call 908-521-3851 Reliable, accurate and Call 908-254-0179 MOVING-BARGAINS Family affordable. 24 hour service. BEDROOM SET-Waterbed DRESSER-Antique. Living Girls natural wood/Formica NASS Member 908-723-9121 (que9n size) with mattress, bdrm. set. 4 pees. Dresser 386 DX COMPATIBLE-5 Meg room furn. Sectional. Den headboard with mirror. Asking converts to changing table. TIPS ON WRITING Resumes RAM, 80 Meg HD, 1.2/1.44 furn., couch, hutch, 3 tables. $450. Matching 5 drawer Also girls all white Formica Booklet-Complete w/sample floppy, color monitor, mouse, Outdoor fum. Childrens items, chest & dresser with mirror- compact bdrm. unit w/bunk Portraits resumes & advice on writing D OS 5.0, $800 or best offer. table w/2 chairs, playpen, $100. All excellent condition. beds. HUTCH- wood & glass, cover letters & post interview Call after 6 & all day week­ stroller etc. 908-446-1419 Call 908-741-4104 lighted. Stores china, linen letter. Send $3. to: A. Bruno ends 908-739-8699 etc. 908-591-8029 The Perfect Gift P.O. Box 5094 BEDROOM SETS-(2) 3 piec KITCHEN CABINETS O ld Bridge, N.J. 08857 es each. Two lamps. Baby METAL. Good condition. Best PINE HUTCH Created in Oils Use your items-Crib-White lacquer w/ offer. Call 908-583-3688 38”w. by 18’’d. by 72”h. brass trim & drawer under­ Quick sale. $100. or Pastels neath. Like new. Carriage, KITCHEN SET-table w/4 Call 609-655-2992 chairs. Love seat & coffee VISA or baby carrier, etc. Desk and • Birthdays misc. items. 908-972-9276 table. Reasonably priced. Call 908-257-2244 RATTAN SET • Anniversaries Master Card CABINET MERCHANDISE KITCHEN/DINING TABLE-w/6 5 pieces. Excellent condition • All Special Occasions Oak TV/VCR, doors, drawers, $300. Call 908-787-3076 light oak. Perfect condition. chairs & leaf. W hite washed • Pet Portraits w/white ceramic tile top. to pay Beautiful piece for den or SOFA & LOVESEAT-Pine fac­ Wedding Portraits bedroom. Asking $325. Brand new. Asking $1,500. tory, blue, like new. For den 1 Call 908-727-6118 for your ad! Days 908-257-5761 or living room. $350. Call Eves. 908-257-2321 LIVING ROOM 908-842-3229 ALL OLD ORIENTAL RUGS & 1-800-660-4-ADS. CAPTAINS BED-White, twin SOFA BED-79” x 90”. 2 pcs. Artist Paisley shawls. Any size or w/drawers, brass trim handles, Leather. Couch, love seat & Aztec print. Light blue/white/ cond. 1-800-221-5119 CASH bunkee board. $75. Call king’s chair w/ottoman. Peari- beige. Perfect condition. Call 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728 • 908-462-1020 908-613-8683 ized Peach. 908-821-7224 908-679-9558 5 0 JULY 20, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT 048 General Merchandise

ENCYCLOPEDIA-Britannica III MOVING SALE-Dryer, Exer­ POOL VACUUM-Arneson. For VACUUM CLEANER-Kirby. All BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR SKI EQUIPMENT-Head Mi­ MIDDLETOWN-37 Sylvia Ter­ Deluxe leather edition w/all LAWNM0WER cise bench/weights/bike. vinyl pool. $275. RUNNING attachments and rug sham- SALEI W e Buy & Sell rage 180's, Soloman boots- race (off Wilson Ave) Satur­ updates & many extras. 48 Kees 48" 11 HP w/catcher. Brass Headboard, King. Bed- BOARD-For Ford Explorer. pooer. Like new. Only $400. 24 Broad St Keyport size 10. Tyrolia jacket, med. day 7/23, 8-2. Household books, mint condition, some $1,200. or best offer. Call King. Baby items. Large rock­ $100. Call 908-229-3783 Call 908-297-2530 Lil 908-264-0777 or 264-8615 All accessories. $350. Com­ items, crafts, baby stuff etc. ing horse. Living room, dining never even opened. $400. or 908-294-0519 plete. Call 908-382-0308 MONMOUTH JUNCTION best offer. 908-446-4127 foom, coffee tables, lamps. POOL- Above ground, 16'x VACUUM-Electrolux w/power CASH FOR BOOKS nozzle w/floor & carpet tool. SURFBOARD-6’ Customized 43 Junction Pond La. (Ridge Antique gun cabinet & more. 24'. 4 ’ deep. Excellent condi­ Old Magazines 908-536-0850 LIFT CHAIR Call 908-536-9414 tion. Includes all accessories. Hose & upholstery attach­ Tri-fin. $250. SPRING WET Rd. to Welcome Farm) Sat., SUIT. $75. Please call ENESC0 Power operated. Used 3 Best offer. 908-257-9670 ment. $70. Call 908-431-2836 CASH for USED CAMERAS 10-4. Snow blower, toys, MOVING SALE-Sofa w/slip- 908-264-8754 months. Excellent condition. & all photo equip. New or old. household items & more! Ornaments. 25% off Send $2. cover, like new, $100. Danish PRINTING EQUIPMENT-2 Fil- VACUUM-Kirby. Sanotronic 80 Neutral color. Asking $450. 1 pc. or whole studio. No Po­ For catalog to: modern, drop-leaf dining room bar JR/S Automatic screen Model w/hose & brush attach­ SUZUKI WET BIKES '86- (2) NORTH BRUNSWICK Call 908-530-9677 laroid or movie. 908-442-6141 Capri Crafts P.O. Box 941 table, $50. 23” console TV, presses. 4 years old. 32”x 27” ment. $74. Please call 60 HP. 800 cc engine w/dou­ ble trailer. $3,000. Call Matawan, N J. 07747 MICROWAVES - (2) lg. & $50. Lamps & many other vacuum table. Cost $2,200. 908-431-2836 10 FAMILIES things. Call 908-264-0123 908-583-2426 med., $60. each. Tuner & each. Asking $2,000. for both. CASH PAID David & Jason & Wood Ave. ENTERTAINMENT CENTER cassette deck plus speakers Call after 6pm. 908-422-6899 Oak finish, beautiful, fits 32" WINDOWS Highest prices paid for jewelry (Rt. 130 South right on Wood "New", $275. Air conditioner, watches/clocks. 908-254-6161 CALL CLASSIFIED! Ave. Follow Signs) Saturday TV. Too many other features MOVING ROTOTILLER-Troy Bilt. 6 HP. New, white, replacement. ice cold! 5,000 BTU, $100. 7/23, 9-4. RAIN OR SHINE. to list. $1,500. 908-274-9437 Lawn mower 3.5 hp, $60. SECTIONAL-white leather, Horse Model. Good condition. NEVER USED. Pull out Ther­ COMPACT DISCS/Records $575. Please call Music center, Sanui, “New" entertainment unit, dining mal. (3) 36" x 38" $100. each. WE BUY, SELL & TRADE OLD BRIDGE 908-359-1215 50% OFF WITH AD (mint). $300. Television, room, childs bedroom, master (1) 20" x 38’’. $85. SEWING THE RECORD SETTER bedroom, kitchen chairs & bar MACHINE in Cabinet, Singer. ANY PICTURE FRAME Sharp 19”, $75. Call SILVER TRAY-W/sugar, 908-257-3888/1 -800-475-DISC MOVING SALE O RDER OVER $45. 908-297-0093 stools, full size sleep sofa. Many extra attachments-$75. creamer, large coffee um. Im­ 91 Woodview Dr. (between (excludes Bargain Corner/Art). 908-536-8662/908-536-2325 Call 908-254-7565 MONDO BOX-Custom. 2-4” ported set. DEMITASSE cups Thomas & Hastings) Saturday Call 908-303-0872 CONSIGNMENT GARAGE SALES/AUCTIONS MTX Mids, 4-15” MTX Terms, MOVING- Bunk Beds, kids and saucers. Ladies BOWL­ WOOD BURNING STOVE 7/23, 10am-4pm. 2 MTX Tweeters. Call bed w/bookcase, fireplace, ING BALL. Call 609-655-8444 Cast iron. 4 ft. tall. Excellent FIREPLACE-Free standing/ SHOP OLD BRIDGE 908-254-0891 kitchen set, bikes, 19"color condition. $300. or best offer. woodburning stove. Complete. SLIDE PROJECTOR-Kodak TV. 908-972-1328 Call 908-257-4101 W E ’VE M OVED TO Mint mink coat. Must sell. MOVIE CAMERA-Kodak carousel. 3 carousels & MULTI FAMILY Call days 908-521-3360 8mm-PROJECTOR-Sears. ORIENTAL RUG-6’ x 9’, floral screen-. Please call XMAS VILLAGE- Lg. collec­ LARGER QUARTERS 85 Southwood Dr. (off Rte. Editor & Retractable screen. print-red, beige & blue, $60. 2 609-395-1499 tion of accesories, etc. Dept W e want gently worn clothing, 516) July 23 & 24, 9-3. Toys, GLASSWARE-ASSORTED Call 609-395-1499 bar stools, $35. pair. Micro­ 56-snow village-Dickens- furniture & bric-a-brac. Swedish and Czech drink and ABERDEEN baby items, household, wave oven-GE built-in. $25. STAMP many limited or collectible clothes, etc. No early birds. sherbets. Bargain. Call MOVING SALE Crib & Cheffarobe, Lullaby COLLECTION - Valuable. items. 36 sq. ft. when set up. DEJA VU 598 Lloyd Rd. Sat. 7/23, 9-2. 609-395-1499 furn., blonde wood, $150. First day covers from 1938. $500. Call eves. Kids clothing, stoller & MORE! COUCH: Black simulated Call after 7pm 908-257-9530 Call 908-329-6035 609-860-1180 15 W. Main St., Freehold PARLIN HOT TUB/SPA-NEW $1,995. leather, 74”, $150. STICK 908-431-2001 6 person w/cover. Curb del. LAMP: Black, 64” tall w/3 PARKING METERS-Old. Use COLTS NECK 2 Juniper Lane (off Ernston FISHING TACKLE WANTED Open 7 days. 908-363-2952 lights, $20. NINTENDO SET. as bank or conversation STEREO 24 Crine Rd. (off Dutch Lane Rd. in Laurel Park) Sat. 7/23, > Infants Rods, reels, plugs. Any cond. Plus cartridges, $30. TV: 13” piece. Some restored, some Fischer. Like new. $100. Call Rd.) Sat. & Sun. 7/23 & 24 10am-6pm. Rain date 7/24. Any age. Call 908-542-3231 HUMIFIER-Room w/electronic black & white, $30. MINI not. All in working condition. 908-828-3976 Juvenile I 9am-3pm. Furniture, House­ air cleaner. Chairs-4 dinette. SAYREVILLE BLINDS: 10 assorted sizes, Call 908-940-8577 GUNS, swords, military items. hold & miscellaneous items. Microwave cart & baby items. $15. each. Call 908-238-5435, CHEST-Child Craft. Excellent Cash. Lie. NJ/Fed. Dealer. Call 908-409-7363 EAST BRUNSWICK MOVING . leave message 13’ SECTIONAL condition. Infancy to teen House calls. Bert 821-4949 PATIO BLOCKS years. $75.00. Call with lounge, $650. Coffee 5 Baumer Rd. (off Washington Free. Please call 908-741-0671 Table: Parson’s, 3x5, $300. MOVING SALE Rd.) Sat. & Sun. July 23 & 24, JACUZZI MOVING SALE 908-591-9247 MAKE MONEY Kitchen Table: oak veneer w/4 20 Bernard Rd. (Ryders Ln. to 10am-4pm. Household & mis­ 2 PERSON. Chrome faucets. Double dresser w/glass top- POOL EQUIPMENT chairs, $400. Lawn Tractor: CRIB Sullivan Way). Fri., & Sat., cellaneous items, toys, 4x4 Still set up. Can be seen fine wood. Stereo, t.v. & tape Cub Cadet w/grass catcher & 7/22 & 23, 9-3. BARGAINS! Quad & much more working. Asking $1,300- Call deck center. 1 Twin bed w/ Hayward Filter, pump, & other Traditional. Light oak finish. CLEANING plow, $550. 908-264-6766 SOUTH RIVER- 36 Ferris St. 908-247-2184 mattress & box spring. Sacri­ accessories. 908-792-0379 $75. Call 908-390-1881 EAST BRUNSWICK (off Old Bridge Tpke.) Fri. & fice or best offer. Call TIRES-4 Michelin XGT-V 225 YOUR CLOSETS Sat. 7/22 & 23, 9-4. House­ JEWELRY SHOWCASES 908-536-1416 POOL TABLE-7’ Regulation, X50X16. 10,000 miles on oak/new greencloth. Excellent CRIB MOVING SALE hold, furn., clothes, toys, misc. 2 lighted, jewelry showcases. tires. Asking $300. Call condition. Best offer. Call $$$$ 40 Colburn Rd. (off Gage Rd.) Best offer. 908-780-4528 908-521-1428 w/mattress. Childcraft. $45. SPOTSWOOD-52 Szymanski MOVING SALE Lawrence Brook Section. Fri., 908-254-0891 Call 908-787-3556 Consign your women's & kid's Dr. 7/23 & 7/24. Knic-knacs, Sat., & Sun., 7/22, 23 & 24, LAWN MOWER (RIDER) Lv. rm. set, plus 2 commodes TlRES-4-31 -1150R 15 LT. clothing, closeouts or pots & dishes, clothes, toys CRIB-Bassett, dark pine, like 9-4. EVERYTHING MUST SNAPPER - 8 hp, w/grass & coffee table. Also sofa bed Used 250 miles. $500. or best salesmens samples. Wall unit, baby fum. etc. BUY IT new, $100. Bassinette, white catcher. Elec. starter. 26" cut. & love seat, lamps. BEDS-2 offer. Please call Call 10am-4:30 for info & appt GO. Antiques, fum., house­ wicker, $25. Fisher Price Little hold items, new cosmetics, $550. Call 908-721-7066 Girls twin, canopy w/dresser, SELL IT 908-254-0780 2nd Turn Around 908-431-7667 chest & 2 night stands. People schoolhouse $10, ga­ health & beauty aids, clothing, $1,000-$10,000 PAID FOR LAWN TRACTOR MOWER- Wheelchair, portable potty rage $5, boat house $8. jewelry, linens, luggage, office FIND IT Antique Oriental Rugs. Call Classified Works! Craftsman, 12 hp, 38" cut, chair, walker, refrigerator, TV Call eves. 908-521-0194 equip., etc. RAIN DATES: Jam es Proctor 201 -278-0280 rear bagger, aerator, spread­ dryer & misc. items. Best of­ MITSUBISHI. 35", remote, 7/29, 30 & 31 CLASSIFIED CRIB-Simmons-w/mattress, 2 800-358-7847 er, $800. Call 908-462-1558 fers. Call 908-254-6668 stereo. Call 609-860-0772 matching chests & rocker w/ EAST KEANSBURG-3 Ohio pads. Light wood. Excellent Ave. (off Thompson) Yard condition. 908-577-1103 050 Musical sale every day this summer. 12-5. Contents of home. DESK FREEHOLD BORO ACCORDIAN 120 BASS- Rolltop. Childs. Maple, good With case. Very good condi­ 27 Brinckerhoff Ave. Fri. & cond. $50. Call 908-251-5103 tion. $75. Please call Sat., 9am-4pm. A lot of stuff! LITTLE TYKES CASTLE 908-251-1663 Clothes, toys, games, jewelry, household items & extras! Step 2 slide. Swings, Barbie. ORGAN-Hammond. Fully Me AimiHiise of ClmsiMs Indoor/outdoor play toys. Call loaded w/bench & music. FREEHOLD BORO Christina. 908-257-5121 $450. firm. Needs tune-up. Call 908-536-3923 MOVING SALE A BARMASTERS SCHOOL 1 & 2 wk. classes Est. 23 yrs. 10 Club Place (off Broad St.) PIANO Saturday 7/23, 9-3. 1-800-TEND BAR Kawaii GS50. Glossy black, 6’ FREEHOLD- FELICIA'S SCHOOL n o turn spituii AAAA ANTHONY’S ANTIQUE 8 " . $10,000. Call OF PIANO. Private lessons. PAYS TOP $$$$ for used fur­ 908-821-3060 MOVING SALE $12./Vfchr. Call 908-525-9286 niture, glass, art, toys, all col­ 9 Royal Rd. (off Rt. 537) Sat. PIANO & ORGAN LESSONS lectables, etc. Love attics & PIANO TUNER/ 7/23, 8-3. Patio furn., BBQ, State certified, Julliard trained. basements. Estate contents TURN YOUR CLUTTER INTO CASH! Repairman. Reliable & rea­ mower, baby items & more. 15 yrs. exp. 908-264-1093 bought or auctions. Est. 1979 sonable. Assoc. Member of 908-264-3130 Baskin Robbins HAZLET PIANO, KEYBOARDS, the Piano Technicians Guild. 908-739-9847 for Uncle Joe GUITAR, ORGAN & BASS. Call 609-655-2723 SAVE THIS AD MOVING SALE Popular & Classical. All levels. Prof. instruction at your home. Advertisei v c i Your Twin Garageuai aye Salesc AAAAAA Antiques, used fum., 4 Javelin Ct. (Rte. 36 to Poole 25 yrs. teaching experience. estates, contents of homes, PIANOS to Tall Oaks to Javelin) 7/24, Hank Ploskon 908-238-1555 If youo u tell t e l l them , they w ill com e... etc. 908-888-8377/264-6458 Large inventory of: 9-4. New fashion jewelry, anti­ ques, toys, fum., decorative ALL LIONEL TRAINS items & more. Rain or shine. PROFESSIONAL Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. YAMAHA PIANOS n o r l i n o (MinImum4 Price no object. 908-946-2893 WURLITZER, SAMICK HOLMDEL Piano & Organ Instruction *4 per line nnes) Used pianos from $250. Beginners To Virtuoso ALL OLD ORIENTAL RUGS & Lessons in your home LOTS OF STUFF All ages. 908-872-2573 Paisley shawls. Any size or Rentals from $25. 38 Rambling Brook Dr. (off Rt. Place your garage sale ad and be eligible to sell your ta a* cond. 1-800-221-5119 CASH "THE ONLY PLACE TO 520) Saturday 7/23, 9-5. SWIM LESSONS MAKE A DECISION.” ANTIQUES FREEHOLD MUSIC CTR. HOLMDEL- Certified in ALS, WSI & CPR leftover garage sale items at our "SECOND CHANCE" rate - 2 weeks IU Call Lisa 908-458-0277 & QUALITY COLLECTIBLES 908-462-4730 ESTATES PURCHASED MEGA-SALE CONSIGNMENTS WANTED PLAYER PIANO 9 Kathy Ct. (off Hillcrest Rd.) Freehold Antique Gallery Sat. 7/23, 9-4. Lots of Stuff! 063a Schools Victoria Collins, Manager Hardman/Duo. Approximately 100 rolls of music. Asking MANALAPAN 908-462-7900 $400. Call 908-446-9167 A SUMMER CAMP 113 Robertsville Rd. (Rt. 9 to AVOID Garage Sale Hassles. YOU CAN AFFORD 51 S p o r t in g Taylors Mill to Robertsville) Marilyn buys knick knacks, Fri. & Sat. 7/22 & 7/23, 8-4. Ages 3-10. No contracts. Live furn., antiques. 908-257-9107 animals to pet & feed. Spa­ j ip m e n t MANALAPAN- cious area. Enroll by day, WANTED TO BUY EXERCISE BIKE-HARDLY Vfe day, week/session. Arts, USED. In excellent condition, MOVING SALE crafts, music, video stories. * Furniture. Paintings, asking $125. Call A/C, experienced supervisors. Glassware. Statues, Vases 13 Jared Lane (Gordons Cor­ 908-390-0828 ner Rd. to Sandpiper Drive) 908-462-1872. Little Red .Oriental Rugs, Silver, . Schoolhouse Nursery School. Collections, Old Toys, EXERCISE SET-Made Wesco Sat. 7/23 & Sun. 7/24, 9-4. Jewelry, etc. Inc., Everlast hard bag & Rain or shine. 2 Bedroom speed bag, $200. sets, dining room, kitchen set, COMPUTER Over 40 yrs. old, Call 908-462-9688 dry sink, sectional, cedar ANY QUANTITY... chest, shelves, desks & other SKILLS COMPLETE ESTATES GOLF CART '88-E-Z Go. Gas furniture, microwave, washer, engine. Great to get around, dryer, china, glassware, lin­ • WORDPERFECT • LOTUS PURCHASED goes anywhere. Like new. ens, Tracker Skier, books, • DOS • WINDOWS • WORD $1,350. Call 908-264-3720 hosehold items & much more. • EXCEL • DTP Co). Bob Randolph Auctioneer For limited time learn Word­ VISA/MASTERCARD ACCEPTED Call any time ROWING MACHINE - Tunturi MANALAPAN-30 Tarrytown Perfect 6.0 FREE when regis­ Excellent condition. Asking Rd. (Gordons Corner to tered for WordPerfect 5.1 908-308-3335 $150. Marcy Fitness System, Pease to Old Queens to Tar­ CALL 1 -800-660-4 ADS MEMBER NJ & STATE including bench, weights, etc. rytown) Sat. 7/23, 9-4. GIANT Freehold Computer SOCIETY OF AUCTIONEERS Excellent condition. Asking SALE. Rain or shine. Knic- Training Center SAVE THIS AD YOU MAY $150. Days 257-5761 nacs, household, t.v., elect., ■MEED ME IN THE FUTURE! Eves. 908-257-2321 weights, collectibles & MORE. 1-800-342-1110 908-308-0222 THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 20, 1994 5 1

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Reas. 908-254-9389 drawn wagons & a petting zoo Call Ultrvision 908-727-2222 14 Yrs. Exp. 908-721-0892 Call Perry 908-928-4427 avail. Jan/Bob 908-409-6678 by Household-908-264-9149 A-1 ENTERTAINMENT VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS Washers, dryers, refrigerators, MAGIC AT ITS BEST dishwashers, hot water heat­ 074 Carpet Install FRED’S Custom Tile - All types of entertainment. Video taping. Weddings, par­ Live Animals & More ers. Most parts on truck. Renair/Sale Specializing in Ceramic, PAUL’S PHOTOGRAPHY Available for all occasions. ★ PRETTY ★ ties, etc. 908-888-2786 Bruce Bray 1-800-491-2729 Marble & Granite. FREE est. ★ WEDDINGS Call Now...... 908-238-9363 DAVE’S Appliance Service ★ PARTIES ★ Work guar. 908-583-2954 ★ HOME PORTRAITS ★★★MR. MAGIC^^^ Air conditioning & major appli­ A.J. CARPET DESIGNS ★ SPECIAL OCCASIONS VIDEO TAPING A-DJ Comedy, illusions, rabbits, ★ BEAUTIFUL MAKEOVERS ance repair & installations. Installed/Repairs/Relay/Sales JOHN’S Ceramic Tile Call Paul R. 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Mel Sahner 609-395-9004 908-739-0699, 800-559-9103 Pet Damage Burn Marks Frayed Edges Doorways PUDDINS HELP Appliance Service AIRLINE TICKETS-1 adult & 2 Relay Used Carpet TILE BARNIE PARTY CARTS MY-TEE-FINE CLOWIN children. Roundtrip to Or­ MAJOR APPLIANCE REPAIR SAME DAY SERVICE Wants to party with you Candy Carts for all Occasions Reputation speaks for itself lando. Issue date 8/17/94. ALL MAKES & MODELS Bathrooms, kitchens, foyers & SONGS, GAMES & GIFTS Call Jennifer 908-972-8386 All Occasions. 908-651-0747 Asking $425. 908-750-3358 1-800-815-HELP (4357) 908-679-6031 backsplashes. 908-257-5366 Call 908-525-1273 — BELLY DANCER 069 Entertainment HELENA IS THE BEST! Tasteful, professional, reliable. PONTIAC: AMERICA'S Lessons, too. 908-390-9177 A BAND? A DJ? BIRTHDAY Party Fun! Kids Have More Fun J up to $1750 or PARTY! CAPTAIN METRO B — ...... fin an cin g as lo w as ★ Games ★ Music ★ Songs & Much More. Any Occasion. 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76 Cleaning 076 Cleaning 77 Drywall 077 Drywall 8 Electrical * Domestic ■T Domestic Sheetrock Sheetrock EUROPEAN hard working P-U-R-R-F-E-C-T-L-Y SHEETROCK CRAWFORD ELECTRIC LARRY’S ELECTRICAL WALTER AYERS woman, reliable, honest. TAPING 908-928-4300 Lic.#11325 Spec, in residential work. 30 A-1 HANDY MEN Daily, weekly. 908-251-4499 CLEAN Low prices on recessed lights, Complete bathroom remodel­ Finishing, sheetrock. Small yrs. exp. Senior Citizen Disc. Very responsible. All Jobs. HOME CLEANING AT ITS & outside lights, outlets, service ing. Kitchen floors, backs- 908-431-4889 Lie. #5922A Carpentry, masonry, painting, HOME BRIGHTENERS VERY 8EST. 908-257,8463 repairs okay. 908-566-8060 upgrades & trouble calls. plash, foyers. 908-505-6564 HOUSE CLEANING roofing, decks, basketball set FINISHING ups. Refs. Free est. Reasonable rates Reliable DEPENDABLE Electric Co. RAMSTHALER Call William 908-495-6869 Call Jane 908-583-9387 POLISH LADY OLD & NEW WORK Lie. #5151. Complete sen/ice. Is looking for housekeeping Free Estimates. 908-738-7070 ELECTRICAL CO. HOUSE CLEANING - ALSO REPAIRS living in or out. Cleaning Bonded. Fully ins. Free est. Experienced with good JBS ELECTRIC- A/C lines & A-1 MR. FIX IT houses or apartments. Please CALL ANGELO pools. Ceiling & attic fans. NJ Lie. #12321. 908-792-0762 references. Call 908-290-7640 ALL TYPES of Electrical Work All types of home repairs. Ap­ A GOOD Housecleaning Call 908-969-2530 Reasonable. Lie. #11363. Recessed lights, track lighting, STEPHEN RODRIGUEZ pliances to carpentry. 10% For a SPARKLING CLEAN HOUSE CLEANING - Quality 908-264-3761 paddle fans, service changes. 908-888-8298 Free estimate. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR senior discount. 908-727-2762 house. Refs. 908-352-3440 service. References. SPARKLES SHEETROCK & TAPING Lie. #6252. Hal 908-572-6750 Call Mary anytime 257-6374. JRM ELECTRIC Free est. No jobs too small. Specializing in small jobs AFFORDABLE HANDYMAN- CLEANING DONE BY IDA Housekeeping service. Avail, LIC #12229. 908-679-9465 Free Estimates. 1-800-640-3969 AMPCO ELECTRIC INC. - All Free Estimates carpentry, kit., baths, painting, RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL HOUSE CLEANING days, eves, weekends. Reli­ Electrical repairs/installations Bonded & Insured UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC Cont. tile. Reas. John 908-462-3087 Reasonable. 908-264-6266 able. refs. Call 908-651-0455 Affordable & reliable Burglar alarms. Lic.#8977A NJ License #9944 Insured & Licensed #8478 Call Daya 908-247-3546 SPECIALIST Free Estimates. 908-739-8797 NO JOB TOO SMALL ALL AROUND HANDYMAN CLEANING SERVICE Call 908-525-9770 SUBURBAN Sheetrock, tape, finish. Pop­ 24hr Service. 908-283-2682 All Types of Houses & offices. Good refs. OFFICE CLEANING BEST ELECTRIC Call 908-651-7028 corn ceilings. 1-800-290-0280 Home Repairs/Improvements Experienced & professional. WINDOW CLEANING Lie. No. 6273. Fast depend­ L 908-536-6353 908-431 -3981, 908-257-2750 TAPING Cleaning done at your conve­ POWER WASHING & FINISHING - able service. Reasonable Basements, $275 to $375. CLEANSWEEP nience. 908-495-0454 or DECKS-Cleaned & Restored rates. Free est. 908-671-0121 S Lic.#9425 Additions $200. Call for 908-495-4814 Call 908-255-1018 ALL CRAFT HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE details 609-259-2080 COFFEY ELECTRIC C Reasonable. Thorough. De­ Paint, wallpaper, roofs, decks, pendable. We clean your Use your VISA ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR TRIPLE ‘E’ windows, doors & more. or MASTERCARD 1-800-468-1819 Repairs of all kinds. house the way you would if Classified Works! Classified Works! to pay for your L ighting-ln & Outdoors EPA cert. Fully ins. All types, you had the time. FREE esti­ Classified Ad Complete service. FREE est. S ervices-Spas & Pools including termite inspection. Gary 908-613-0152 mates. Refs. 908-583-9617 1-600-660-4ADS Lie. # 11813 908-446-1819 C eiling & Attite Fans______Cheapest rates around. Lie. # 25435 908-446-0808 ALL JOBS > ' *<. - LARGE OR SMALL 079b Fernclng • Painting • Roofing • Ceramic Tile • Carpentry • All Renovations BILTWELL FENCE AND Reasonable Rates. Free Est. MASON- Repair old steps like Call Yaacov, 908-777-1220 new. 908-495-6166 DON-WELL Construction MIKE’S FENCE CO. “Large or small we do it all” Over 14 years experience. 35 yrs. carpentry experience. Complete line of custom fenc­ Fully insured. Free estimates. es. Call Mike 908-901-8873 Call Rollie 908-297-4208 PERRINI FENCE CO. F & R Home Improvement CHAIN LINK & W OOD Inter., ext., painting, power Free estimates. Fully insured. wash, carpentry. Call Rick Call 908-238-9123 908-787-4286 PRE-SEASON SALE H&S HANDYMAN SERVICE Custom Wood, Estate Fence, RentAHusband 908-583-8837 Stockade, Vinyl Chain Link FREE est. Call 908-656-0459 HANDY ANDY Home Repairs/Improvements 079c Floor Finishing Reasonable & Reliable Call 908-409-2932

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cruise, anti-theft alarm w/remote, WOOD FLOORS RELIABLE-small/odd jobs • Installed • Sanded Most trades. Antique furniture 4 2 5 p/windows, central locking system, • Stained • Finished restoration. East Brunswick • Repaired area. Free estimate. Call Joe 48 MONTH LEASE keyless entry. VIN R700fI8493, Free Est....908-431-3126 908-651-8831 day/eves MSRP $40,875. 080b He

48 m onth closed end lease. First m onth paym ent + $450 sec. deposit & $450 bank fee + $3092 AFFORDABLE ADDITIONS - Basements, down paym ent all due at inception. Total o f paym ents $20,400. Residual $17,167.50. 10,000 GUTTER CLEANING bathrooms, kitchens, decks. Jobs big or small we do them m iles per year, 140 per m ile over. P rice includes all costs except taxes, registration & M .V . fees. ALL HOMES $45. alll References, free e$jt< 908-322-2014 Quality Plus 908-521-2491 GUTTER Cleaning & Repairs FREE ESTIMATES ALEX RUGGIERO’S Call John 908-251-0893 Home Repair & Improvements BUY $ 0 0 Q T F E SAVE Free Estimates/Insured GUTTER CLEANING For Quality & Economy Call 908-780-6920 All types of roof/gutter repairs FOR O O j O i o $ 7 0 0 0 My Roof ‘N’ Gutter Man Call 1-800-750-1085 AMC HOME IMPROVEMENT NED STEVENS • Carpentry, • painting, • tile work, • wallpapering & other GUTTERS general improvements. Refs, Thoroughly Cleaned avail. Call for FREE est. & Flushed $35.-$75. 908-591-0593 Screening • New Gutters • 'MOTORS, INC5 Roofs • Repairs • DECKS 1-800-542-0267 DECKS INSTALLED $8. sq.ft. Free Estimate • Open 7 Days CUSTOM WORK. FREE Fully Insured • Est’d 1965 ESTIMATES. Many excellent 702 Shrewsbury Ave. reterences. Call 908-613-5327 SEAMLESS GUTTERS Installed or Dropped Off ENGLISHTOWN DECKS 7 4 1 - 8 5 0 0 Shrewsbury, NJ by 3L Alluminium Building & Power Washing 908-446-9027 • 908-928-0216 908-446-3347 5 6 JULY 20, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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TREES-*Trimmed^ Removed 081 Lawn Care ★Stumps Ground*Wood Chips Reasonable Rates Call 908-257-1416 Anytime ALL-PHASES WORLD CLASS LAWN Lawn maintenance & tree • Yard Clean ups spraying. MON. CTY. ONLY. • Tree/Stump Removal Call 908-928-0717 • Landscape Renovation • Sod-Stone-Mulch-Soil Free est. Fully ins. 908-721-4954 WE SHOW UP. ARBE LANDSCAPING NEW 1994 FORD ASPIRE Trees, Shrubs, Topsoil, Fill, LAWN MOWER, small engine Mulch, Stone. All your land­ repair. Pick up and delivery. 3 dr h/b, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, scape needs. Bulldozer & Call 908-938-3117 86 FORD backhoe work. Fully insured. buckets, r/def, rad, color: white, VIN R6122446, 908-721-7142, from 8am-5pm NORM’S ENGINE REPAIR MSRP: $10,565, Rebate $400 College Grad, AEROSTAR 994 Farmingdale/Lakewood Rd. . Discount $ 166. BOB’S LANDSCAPING Sandlewood, 7 pass wagon, 6 Howell 908-901-1221 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm • Cleanup • Renovation st/cass, buckets, cruise, rad • Edging • Shrub Trimming TUNE-UPS & OVER HAULS • Planting & • Removal Pick-up & delivery. * 9 , 9 9 9 tires. 66,000 miles. Stk • Mulch • Stone • Landscape Call 908-521-3814 #50959. VIN GZBI3100. Lighting. Mon. County Only 908-462-1967 NEW 1994 FORD TEMPO * 3 9 9 9 DESIGN IMAGING _____ Red, 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, am/fm st/cass, BSTIn Landscape Architecture. fab/int, buckets, r/def, p/w, tint, p/d, mats, driver's Designs/I nstallations. Call 908-681-7148 ★ ★ ★ side air bag. VIN RK182428. MSRP $14,305. Rebate . $300. Discount $2006. 92 FORD DREAMSCAPE KITCHENWORKS PROBE GL SPECIALIZING IN LANDSCAPING JNC. KITCHEN REMODELING 3 dr h/b, 4 cyl, 5 spd, p/s, ★ NEW CABINETS * 1 1 , 9 9 9 • Landscape Design p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, ★ REFACING • Lawn Maintenance WORK DONE BY OWNER fab/int, buckets, rec/seats, • Fully Insured • Free Est. CHARLES GRANT tint, tilt. 29,950 miles. Stk Richard Kosty 908-238-7488 NEW 1994 FORD CROWN VIC #12006. VIN N5218636. E-Z LANDSCAPING 908-251-2299 WHATEVER IT TAKES China blue, 4 dr, 8 cyl, auto trans w /od, p/s, p/b, 3yr guarantee. Complete land­ a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, cruise, intermit wipers, scape & lawn maintenance, r/def, p/w, tint, p/d/l, w /w tires. VIN RX135613. * 9 9 0 0 since 1978. 908-536-2084 MSRP $20,915. Discount $2916. GRASS CUTTING- YARD WORK, ODD JOBS, CLEAN­ A BEAUTIFUL 92 TOYOTA UP. CALL 908-446-3196 BRICK PAVER JOB * 1 7 , 9 9 9 PASEO IF YOU CANT CUT IT WE CAN Driveways, Patios. Concrete Black, 2 dr, 4 cyl, auto , p/s, p/b , Mike Pantina Landscaping Work, Retaining Walls by.... Fully Insured Free Estimates D.Power Const. 908-583-2297 a/c. am/fm st/cass. fab/int, 1-800-21 LAWNS gauges, intermit wipers, 908-495-6860 NEW 1994 FORD E250 VAN rec/seats, p/w, tint, console, ARK WELDING p /d . 3 2 ,6 0 0 miles. Stk #12101 IS YOUR stump a pain in the Van, 8 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, am /fm Concrete Repairs, Patios & VIN N0045153. G RA SS ? Tree/stump removal. Pavers. Iron & Alum. Railings. st, intermit wipers, glass-side/rear, color: bright “Just Stumps". Free est. Fully Fully insured. 908-521-9084 ins. Call 24 hrs. 908-634-1318 white, VIN #RHB81673, Rebate $500, Discount $1897. JUSTIN TYME BRICK/BLOCK/CONCRETE * 1 0 , 1 0 0 LANDSCAPING DESIGN Call Anne. 908-251-0572 908-238-3690 CORNERSTONE MASONRY 93 RANGER XLT LANDSCAPING • Concrete Work • Steps • Brick Pavers • Mail Boxes Shrub Removal SUBERCAB • Barbecues • Brick Fronts Stump Grinding Dark blue pick-up, 4 cyt, 5 spd, • Repairs • Raised Decks NEW 1995 FORD WINDSTAR LX • All Other Phases of Masonry Emerald Green wagon, 6 cyl, auto trans w/od, p/s, p/s, p/antMock brakes, a/c, LARSON SERVICES a m /fm st/cass, fab/int, gauges, Call Pete 908-972-0933 p/anti-lock brakes, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, p/seats, p/mir, intermit wipers, p/W, tint, 908-536-2613 cruise, intermit wipers, buckets, r/def, p/w, tint, p/d/l, p/W, extra cab, styl whl, 15,500 MITONE ENTERPRISES CUSTOM MASONRY r/wiper-wash, tilt, keyless remote alarm system. VIN miles. Stk #50925. VIN TA50442. Lands. & Lawn Care Sen/. 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE SBA63120. MSRP $25,900. Discount $2901. Decorator Stone & islands ALL PHASES PERFORMED Complete Shrubbery & Trim ASK FOR ERIC Care/edging. No job too small NO JOB TOO SMALL * 1 2 , 3 0 0 Relax, let us do the work! CALL 908-390-6629 * 2 2 , 9 9 9 Light excavating & hauling Call 908-613-9044 DON’S CUSTOM MASONRY Fireplaces/Patios/Foundations MONDELLI Landscaping Free estimates. 908-251-4352 PRICES INCLUDE ALL COSTS TO CONSUMER EXCEPT LICENSE, REGISTRATION & TAXES. YOUNG BUYER REBATE IF QUALIFIED. SUMMER SPECIALS • Maintenance • Designscapes IGLESIAS • Fertilizing Programs 700 SHREWSBURY AVE. QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Fully insured. Free est. CONSTRUCTION Serving Monmouth Cty. Only ALL CONCRETE W ORK Call 1-800-537-LAWN CALL 908-238-3181 R E D B A N K (908) 741 THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 20, 1994 5 7

086 086 Painting 086 Painting Painting 087 Power Washing : Special Servh Wallpapering Wallpapering Wallpapering | KELLY’S PAINTING NU-WAY PAINTING SAL'S PAINTING SLIPCOVERS, Custom made. E. P. REFINISHING PAINT 3 ROOMS HOUSE WASHING WATER MECHANIX Your fabric. QUALITY W QflK, PAPERHANGING AND WALLPAPER REMOVAL G. TAYLOR Electrostatic painting, ATA POWERCLEAN Swimming pool specialists. BIG SAVINGS. 908-257-5409 office furniture & home PAPER REMOVAL Quality work at great prices $299. ANY COLOR Specializing in inground & PLUMBING & HEATING 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE Call Ted 908-615-0592 Member N J. BBB TELEPHONE Installation appliances. Call 908-613-8825 FOR INQUIRIES CALL above. Expert lt»ak detection, Repairs • Remodeling • New Free Estimates 908-679-2142 1-800-794-1417 PAINTING & Paperhanging 908-390-0103 908-521-0537 complete service, lowest Construction • Water Heaters Repair, Jacks, Wiring EXTERIOR PAINTING LERIO PAINTING Int./Ext. Free Est. Middlesex prices around. 908-906-8570 • Reasonable • Reliable • 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX INTERIOR Co. Call Joe at 908-937-8166 THE WALL DOCTOR POWER WASHING Gary Taylor, Plumbing Li­ Call Ed, 908-536-2477 cense # 5877. 908-251-5322 DECORATIVE Painting, Plastering, Taping, Custom Paperhanging PAPER HANGING Sheetrock, Paperhanging. PAINTING By Tex Miller. 908-536-9451 ACTION TELEPHONE PAINTING-FAUX FINISHES Free Estimates Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper • Decks • Patios GARDEN STATE CUSTOM COLORS •Aluminum/Vinyl • Driveways Bill Paulson-P.H.I. Certified 908-390-8655 removal. Quality work, 20yrs. WALLPAPER PLUMBING and HEATING INSTALLATION • Sidewalks • Brick Cleaning exp.. Ins. John 908-251-0893 Hung with TLC, patience & ALAN BLACKBURN WATER HEATERS CJL COMMUNICATIONS ★ Call 908-549-9431 ★ Call John 908-251-0893 REPAIRS & REMODELING MIKE & SON’S PAPERHANGING neatness! Maria 908-888-1337 Sales/Service 908-739-0803 Plumbing/Heating. GEORGE SAHUL JR. $13./single roll. 24 years exp. Interior, exterior., painting, Water Heaters, Boiler Installa­ License #5568 FAUX FINISHES decorating, paperhanging. Mike 908-462-9097 tions. Remodelihg. NJ Master 087 Power 088 Pool Services Plumbers License # 5325 Showroom Quality. Affordable Excellent, work. Reasonable PHIL POLO & SON Washing 908-251-5660 Prices. Amy 908-224-9295 prices. Call 908-495-5068 Painting & Paperhanging 908-238-2945 lnt./Ext. Free est. Fully ins. INGROUND POOLS MJ LACINA ALTERATIONS- Men/Women. JACK MIKE’S 908-780-3575 • 908-462-9558 ABSOLUTE DRESSMAKING. C u sto m by SHANLEY POOLS BACSOKA PLUMBING & HEATING License #9934. For ALL your Bridal Parties. 908-446-4838 THE STRIPPER PROFESSIONAL POWER WASHING Repairs/Service/Openings Plumbing & Heating BUY IT Replacement Liner Specialists plumbing & heating needs. Painting & Wallpapering Inc. HEMMING, ETC... Wallpaper Removal Siding, decks, gutters & 908-536-9393, 908-251-5595 Complete kitchen/bath remod­ Call 908-613-7108 Type & Sew 908-462-7494 Painting, Sheetrock Repair Int./Ext. 10% off. Free Est. SELL IT concrete. Bill 908-251-7089 eling. Water Heaters. Sewer & 908-972-7663 Drain Cleaning. Reasonable 1-800-820-1711 FIND IT rates. Free Estimates. TOM’S PLUMBING JO E JAY Classified Works! License #5628. W e do it all. Plumbing & Heating. Water Painting & Paperhanging CLASSIFIED SELLS! 094a Transportation CALL CLASSIFIED! CLASSIFIED Heaters, Boilers. Appliances & Cad 908-251-4623 Call 908-727-0014 Gas Grills installed. Small jobs OK. 7 day serv. NJ Plumbing Uc. #9454. 908-727-7719 CHAUFFEUR

anywhere. Airports, NYC, Phila., etc. F/t or p/t. Low -m b rates. Conley 908-449-2019 OLYMPIC Airport Shuttle SCREENPRINTING 26 departures to/from Newark You might be surprised by Airport. $15. FROM HAZLET. T-shirts, sweats, jackets, hats, $12. FROM WOODBRIDGE. signs, decals, vinyl lettering. JFK & NYC Piers, $25. & up. MIKE DOLLY 908-294-8979 Call 1-800-822-9797 our foreign exchange rate. 091 Roofing/Siding PASTE “N” PAPER ALEX SMUTKO Paperhanging by Cindy. Free ROOFING est., fully ins. 908-780-0429 SYNONYMOUS 096 Windows The economy and taxes are hurting both of us. I need you, and you WILL save money with me. SALE! SALE! • Res./Commercial Roofing Vinyl Replacement Windows I’ll roof your house as if it were my own. Smutko Roof­ ing, year after year, proven to Only $179.95 Ea. be on top of the roofing indus­ try. The Dec. ’92 & '93 Nor’ Installed (normal installation) Easter demonstrated what can ANCHOR SIDING SERVICE COMPANY happen to an improperly in­ All Home Improvements stalled roof. Don't let it hap­ pen to you! Please call Alex! 908-727-5350 908-583-0412 800-794-ROOF CRAZY LOW SPRING 096a Window REROOF PRICES!! Using 25 year warranty shin­ gles. Hand nailing at its best. CALL NOW!!! CUSTOM CURTAINS Limited Time Offer Low Prices...... 908-577^0375 Contractors...! do sub-work WINDOW TREATMENTS ANYTIME, ANYWHERE THE ROOF DOCTOR BY JERRY Seals your leaks when you Custom Made Shop At Home need protection the most. Verticals, mini blinds, pleated Roof repair specialist. shades. 60% discount w/free estimate, measuring and GUTTER CLEANING installation. 100% guaranteed. Free estimates. Fully insured. Jerry Asch 1-609-655-7548 Evans Maint. 1-800-303-3873

O dd as it may sound, the more Saturns we build, the more imports ASCH ROOFING and SIDING • Seamless Gutters • Repairs Fully Insured. Free Estimates. 908-238-4463/908-257-6965 AAA LEVY’S DUN-RITE we see. It's become a real pattern. A n im port drives in, a Saturn CARLIN ROOFING WINDOWS WASHED Construction. Roofs, vinyl sid­ STORMS & SCREENS ing, gutters, leaders, all re­ GUTTERS CLEANED pairs. Free estimates, insured No waiting. Exc., clean work. drives out. A nother one comes in, another Saturn goes out. O f course, 908-458-5619 Reas, rates. 908-739-8755 CENTURY ROOFING AJC CLEANING W E’RE RATED #1! starting at $10,325* there's no mystery why. r g Leak specialist/gutter cleaning WINDOWS/GUTTERS Expert results. 908-254-1329 REASONABLE & RELIABLE SATIRN CALL 908-363-6037 J & R ROOFING & SIDING MSRP: o f the 1994 SL is $10,325, including retailer preparation and transportation. Tax, license and options additional UNBEATABLE RATES I fyou'd like to know more about Saturn and our new sedans, coupes, and wagons, please call us anytime. Exp. & Ins. 908-846-7525 RL LEMPFERT Re-roofing, tear-offs, repairs BOATING SATURN of FREEHOLD SATURN of EATONTOWN Call 908-679-0096

S & R ROOFING & SIDING 4039 Rt. 9 N orth Freehold, N J 67 Rt. 36 Eatontow n, N J Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. FREE Estimates 908-679-2291 908-303-8700 908-389-8822 12 FT. JO N BOAT-Everything needed to start fishing. Fish­ SALES M-F...9-9SAT....9-6 ing equipment, 12 ft. Jon SALES M -F....9-9 SAT....9-6 boat, electric motor, 4 fis h ^ j rods, 3 tackle boxes. $1,000. SERVICE & PARTS M-W-E..8-5 TUE &THR...8-7:30 DEVLIN REUPHOLSTERY firm. Call 908-382-0308 SERVICE & PARTS M-F...8-5 SAT.... 8-12 Dining room chairs, kitchen 12’ SEARS GAMEFISHER-w/ sets, etc. Reas, rates. Call ’93 trailer has third wheel­ Bob 908-727-7394 oversized tires. 7.5 Mercury OB. Minkota bow mounted trolling motor, 8 spd. cable FURNITURE steering foot control. New A D ifferent Kind o f Company. A D ifferent Kind o/ C y. REFINISHING REPAIR swivel seats w/extras. $1,700. Caning • Rushing or best offer. MUST SELL' 908-938-4064 Call 908-919-7949 5 8 JULY 20, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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'78 EVINRUDE 140 HP-20” 14' ROWBOAT '93-New Eng­ DODGE ARIES '86 FORD TAURUS '90-V6 Exc. HONDA ACCORD LX '86 LINCOLN MARK VII LSC '92 - MERCURY COUGAR '87 - shaft, power T & T. Runs well. land .built Clinker. Bay or Body good. Needs tune-up cond. 29,000 miles. $9,500. 4 dr., standard, loaded, clean. Exc. cond. Like new. Garage 60,000 miles. Original owner. First $700. takes it! Call Lake. Cover included. $1,295. and tires. $300. or best offer. negotiable. Call 908-594-3999 High miles, orig. owner. Ask­ kept. 5 year ext. warr. Low* $4,700 or best offer. 908-821-8697 Call 908-545-4218 Call 908-251*1195 or 908-972-2592 ing $2,295. Call 908-792-0396 mileage. Loaded, tint Call 908-679-8237 windows. Best offer. FORD TAURUS WAGON LX 16' CHRIS CRAFT Trihull with DODGE COLT '87-4 dr., auto, GOOD PERSON HONDA ACCORD LX Call 908-755-5737 MITSUBISHI STARION '88- trailer-$300. 16’ GLASTRON air, am/fm. Very good condi­ ’87- Very good condition, Turbo. Automatic. Silver. '92. Grey. LOADED. 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Very low USED CAR JAMAICA for the car buyer. 8 cyl. 4 dr., auto, Black/silver. A/C, sunroof, stereo cass. needs Gimble bearing*$4,800. $10,500. Call 908-545-9109 after 6pm 908-613-7323 miles. $5,995. or best offer. 908-274-3358 Loaded. Excellent condition. Call 908-254-5817 Low 50,000 miles. $4,500. or BMW 528i '80- Call 908-225-0436 LEASE PROGRAM $1,400. Call 908-308-9699 best offer. Call 908-274-1574 NISSAN PULSAR NX Graphite. 188,000 plus miles. 19.6’ CHECKMATE Senator FORD T-BIRD '78-Exc. cond. LIN COLN MARK III '70- '87. White. T-tops, auto. Exc. $3,000. ' firm. Please call MERCEDES 250SE '67 '88. 260 V8. deep V hull, SS, Paint job 1 year old. Must ACADEMY HONDA cond. in Asking $4,100. 908-846-3525 Original w/new paint job. Im­ Rare classic convertible, 1 & out. prop., thru-hull exhaust, load- see! A Real Beauty. Teal, OLD BRIDGE, N.J. maculate. 41,000 original owner. Dark green/tan interior. Call 908-431-4992 rite trailer. Fasti $11,500. or BUICK REGAL '78-Excellent white top & white rims. Asking Classified Works! miles. Must see it to believe it! Completely restored. $3,900 best offer. Call 908-787-1469 condition, runs well. $1,000 or $1,450. or best offer. Call $6,500. or best offer. Call or best offer. Call between best offer. For more info, call 908-542-0687 908-721-3333 908-545-1997/908-322-1760 9am-5pm 908-423-6560 CALL CLASSIFIED! 20’ CHAPARREL CUDDY 908-566-3120 '92-4.3 mere. Teal/White. Like new. In water & ready to go! BUICK SKYHAWK CUSTOM w/extras. Low hours. $13,500. WAGON '83 - 4 dr., blue, AM / Call 908-747-0799 FM cass. Some repair need­ ed. 1 owner. 107,000 miles. 20’ RENKIN C/C-120 HP Best offer. Call 908-238-2615 OM C, I/O. Trailer, power BUICK SKYLARK CUSTOM winch, extras. $4,000. CaU '88 4 cyl. 4 door, p/s, p/b, air, 908-254-0780 cruise, am/fm radio cass.. 2 1 ’ BAYLINER CAPRI- Original owner. Garaged, ex­ LIFE'S TOO SHORT cellent condition. Asking Bowrider ’87-5 litre V8 engine. OMC. O/D. potti. w/Tandem $2,800. Call 908-679-2451 trailer & cover. Asking $7,900. CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE Call 908-477-3226 '70-Good condition. $2,000. or best offer. Must sell, moving. 22' BAYLINER COBRA '88­ Call 908-541-9591 260 hp engine w/70 hrs., trail­ TO DRIVE A BORING CAR er included. $10,900. Call CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE 908-780-1738 '91 - Red. Exc. cond. 52,000 miles. $14,000. 908-257-6020 22.2’ OFF SHORE SPORT- or 908-257-7374 CRAFT ’84-170 HP Mer- CADILLAC SEVILLE ’84- 1 9 9 4 J E T T A G L X cruiser, FWC, walk around, Excellent condition. 88,000 dual batteries, sleeps 2. S/S miles. May be seen- No. Oaks bow rail & bow pulpit, full can Blvd. $2,800. 908-249-0669 4 door, 5 speed m an ual, 6 cyl, vas enc., Sytex color FF, VHF radio & Loran, 80 gal. tank, CHEVROLET CAMARO '79 p/s, p/b, air bags, black port-a-potty & more. Exc, 6 cyl., auto., p/s, air, sunroof, cond. turn key boat. Have 2 mags. Looks, sounds & runs leather interior, air boats, must sell. $7,500. or great. $ 1 ,695. CaU best offer. Boat in Bricktown. 908-780-5397 conditioning, am/fm stereo Ask for Skip CHEVROLET CAPRICE ’84 - leave message 609-693-3146 Class Wagon, 5 dr., 8 cyl. cass, tilt, cruise, rr/def, auto, P/S, P/B, AM/FM cass., 25' SPORTS CRAFT 250 ’86­ R/def., clock, P/W, 96,000 p/winds/locks, VIN V berth cabin w/stand up miles. $1,890. 908-815-9238 head all electronics, incl. R W 507880. Stk # 1 4 1 8 4 . Loran. 260 I/O. Exc. cond. CHEVROLET CHEVELLE '71 $9,500. Call 908-269-1039 SUPERSPORT 350 4BBL worked, 4 spd. $1,300. or 25' WATKINS SAILBOAT best offer. Call 908-572-3177 ’84-9.9 Suzuki, new. Sleeps BUY FOR CHEVROLET CORVETTE '86 4-5. Shoal, draft. LOADED. Many extras. Excellent condi­ Black, auto. 59,000 miles. M S R P S2 1 ,8 6 5 tion. in water. Ready to Sail! $11,000. CaH 908-613-1642 Must sell! $8,000. Negotiable. CHEVROLET EL CAMINO Call 908-255-1271 '82-Low miles, ’88 Corvette DISCOUNT s870 2 0 ,9 9 5 motor, mint condition. Asking 25’ WELLCRAFT COASTAL $6,500. Call 908-727-2290 *87-260 HP IO, FG, eng., cushions, canvas, all like new! CHEVROLET MALIBU ’72 Very, very little use. Polished 4 dr., air. Mint cond. 50,000 every year & winter covered. original miles. Standard trans. 1 9 9 4 PASSAT GLX $17,000. Call 908-892-4674 $5,000. Call 908-671-3690 CHEVROLET NOVA '79 4 door, automatic trans, 6 cyl, 26' BAYLINER SPORTFISH 6 cyl., 2 door, auto, rally p/s, p/b, fwd, 2.8 liter, abs, ’77-V8 Volvo I/O. Exc. cond., wheels. Good condition. $875, Loaded. Trim tabs. VHF. D/F, Call 908-254-2771 F/F, stove , refrigerator, sink, p/windows, p/locks, am/fm am/fm, radio & more, w/trailer. CHEVY CITATION ’82 stereo cassette (anti-theft), $8,500. or best offer. Call Auto, 4 dr., 70,000 mi. good 908-583-0865 cond. $600. 908-679-2513 dual power mirrors, 26’ SEA RAY SUNDANCER C H EV Y C O R V E T T E '88- cruise, tilt, tinted glass, '82-Exc. cond., New outdrive, Black. Black leather interior, upholstery, canvas, loaded, glass targa top, auto., fully power sunroof. VIN full electronics, stove, refrig equip., exc. cond. 47,000 erator, sink, am/fm cass miles. $14,990. or best offer, RE0071 26. Stk #14167. $14,900. Call 908-506-7671 908-247-1433/ 908-885-1578 CHEVY IMPALA '61 27' SEA RAY SUNDANCER '88-T/205, a/c, loaded. Low hours. Very clean. For bal­ CLASSIC CAR ance of loan. 908-251-3347 2 dr., bubble top. Az. car. BUY FOR Exc. cond., Best offer. Call 28' BAYLINER ’86-Contessa, 516-868-2595 duaJ stations, stereo. Halon, MSRP s24,51 5 Bimini top, fully equipped, CHEVY IROC Z ’88 electronics. Mint condition. 5.7 Eng. T-top, auto, trans. $16,600. Call 908-657-7651 wide mag wheels, air, am/fm DISCOUNT s4,020 2 0^4 95 cass. 63,000 miles. $6,500. 32' HANKINS E X P R E S S Call 908-247-3726 Cruiser-Ford Lehman diesel. Sleeps 4. Dry boat. Excellent CHEVY NOVA ’70- 2 dr., stick condition. $7,500. Call shift, many new parts incl. 4 Price excludes tax, tag & M V fees. 908-820-9712 tires. Asking $500 908-257-4486 MAGNA WALKAROUND ’90­ 23', cuddy cabin. VHF Loran CHRYSLER LE BARON ’84 depth finder, paper recorder, Auto, 2 dr., p/s, p/b, p/w. washdown, downriggers, out- 75,000 miles. Asking $900. rodders. '91 trailer. $15,000 Call 908-422-4681 Must sell. CHRYSLER LE BARON ’87- SHREWSBURY Call 908-251-9128 Turbo, hatchback. With leath­ v ;------er interior. Body in good con­ M OTORS INC- dition, needs new engine Call 908-422-9835 a Use your VISA CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE or MASTERCARD '75-Auto, air, loaded, Mint #’s match, 51,000 miles. $15,500 to pay for your or best offer. Trade consid 702 Shrew sbury A ve., ered. Call 908-390-5531 Classified Ads DATSUN 200SX '83-Auto, a/c, Shrew sbury, N ew Jersey 1-800-660-4-ADS ALL POW ER. Runs well. Very reliable. New tires & brakes. $900. Call 908-294-8790 THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 20, 1994 5 9 112 Autos/Trucks 110 Auto, tor Sate Wanted GOOD CREDIT? NISSAN PULSAR NX SE $ HIGHEST PRICES S ’87-5 spd., manual transmis­ ALL CARS. 908-251-7552 sion, p/s, p/b, air, car phone. 75,000 miles. Excellent condi­ JUNK & RUNNING CARS tion. $3,700. or best otter. 24 HOUR SERVICE BAD CREDIT? EARLY LEASI Day 908-562-3863 or TOP CASH PRICES PAID Evenings 908-613-0577 CALL 908-536-8031 OLDSMOBILE CUTLAS ANDRETAIL WANTED-RUNNING and Call ahead for pre-approved credit & receive $ 2 0 0 towards T mEh b i i m jn p i A U SALON ’79- V6, runs well. REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks your purchase. All applications welcome regardless of your 2 .5lffVlIra#«B I v l v New battery and tires. $550. $100. and UP. Junk Cars Call 908-723-1370 Removed. 908-238-9481 credit experience. Credit specialists on premises. PEUGEOT 505 STI '87- Auto., CENTER A/C, ABS, P/S, P/B, P/W, new WE BUY JUNK CARS Marlboro Auto Wreckers UL T0UT of your present tires, etc. 107,000 miles. $3,925. Call 908-297-1014 908-591-1400 PINE BELT AUTO GROUP VEHICLE AND INTO A NEW PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA VEHICLE WITH A LOWER '67-273 Commando V8, 4 116 Motorcycles spd., Runs well. Restorable Mopeds Call INTEREST RATE5 BRING YOUR condition. $3,000. negotiable. TITLE OR PAYMENT BOOK. Call 908-469-5089 or HONDA 750/4 ’77-Class»c. Bill Hamilton 908-828-2548 15,000 miles. Excellent condi­ PONTIAC FIERO GT ’85 tion. $1,200. or best offer. Call C all Jeff, D ealer a t (908) Original adult owner, full ser­ 908-297-9340 vice record, red, new tires, MOPED-Motormarina Sebring. 1.800-366-2733 collectible, driven daily. Mint cond. w/helmet. $300. $2,400. Call 908-972-7944 FIRM. Call 908-462-2081 leave message 741-091 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX ’87-2 dr., auto., SUZUKI GS550L p/s, air, am/im cass.. Original 1982. Maroon. 11,200 miles. CENTRAL JERSEY’S ONLY EXCLUSIVE VOLKSWAGEN DEALER. owner. 115,000 hwy. miles. Great shape. $800. or best Very clean inside & out. offer. Call Frank, $3,200. Call Dave between 9am-5pm 908-249-2515 908-251-3890 evenings 908-536-5517 PONTIAC TRANS AM ’87 117 Trucks/Vans Flame red, V8, 21,000 miles, 5 speed, loaded, t-top, alarm, stereo CD, Mint condition, ga­ CHEVROLET 1300 raged. Asking $8,900. Call SILVERADO. '92 - V8, std. 908-238-9027 shift, cruise, air, am/fm cass., PONTIAC TRANS AM '88-V8, custom cap. Red and white. Mint condition. 40,000 miles. First $11,000. takes it! Call LOADED. Alarm, T-top, am/tm 908-536-9258/908-870-8449 cass., garage kept. Must see! DODGE BOX VAN ’79 $6,900. Call 908-382-8183 Good for deliveries. $1,300. PONTIAC TRANS AM - 403, or best offer. Ask for Don auto, many new parts. 75,000 908-287-4084 miles. $2,300. or best offer. DODGE VAN ’77 318 V8 Call 908-422-2194 after 6pm Maroon. Auto., sun roof, car­ TOYOTA CAMRY LE '90-V6 pet, running boards. Asking Loaded, moon roof, cruise, $1,800. Call 908-739-2343 ABS brakes, luggage rack, FORD AREO STAR XL ’86 - white. Exc. cond. $9,800. Call Newer trans. Looks & runs 908-536-9258/908-870-8449 well. Needs front brake rotor. TOYOTA CELICA $3,000. Call 609-259-6096 FORD ASTROVAN ’89 » 10 yr/100,000 mi Powertrain limited warranty ’81. Needs body work. $450. 6 cyl., auto., p/s, p/l, p/w, or best offer. 908-780-4575 • 2 yr/24,000 mi bumper to bumper * Dual Air Baas p/b, a/c, tilt wheel, am/fm limited warranty * Central Alarm System TOYOTA CELICA GT ’90- cass , 8 pass., 101,000 miles, • 2 yr/24,000 mi free scheduled maintenance * AM /FM C assette Automatic, sunroof, all power. exc. cond., $6,500 or best 4 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, . . sport mirrs. all ssn stl bltd, offer. After 6pm 908-780-1562 • 2 yr/free 24-hour roadside assistance 48 month closed end lease w f »450 bnk fee. doc & M.V. Tot. pymts Exc. Cond. GREAT PRICE! $8112, residual 8067 80. VIN I $7,700. Call 908-446-7019 FORD BRONCO ’81 TOYOTA COROLLA ’83 - 4 SPD., P/S, P/B, AM/FM OTHER JETTAS AVAILABLE AT THIS PRICE LISTED BELOW Runs and looks good. CASS. Good cond. 100,000 Very reliable. $950. plus miles. $1,200. or best • Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M066478 Pearl Red Stk #5418 '94 Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M055648 Alpine White Stk #5396 Call 908-957-6712 offer. 908-431-4465 TOYOTA FORD RANGER ’85-V6, auto, • '94 Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M066445 Peearl Red Stk #5415 ■ '94 Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M051463 Turquoise Stk #5342 pickup truck. Heavy duty sus­ • ‘94 Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M041821 Steel Blue Stk #5399 COROLLA SR5 '90-White, 5 pension, long bed. 61,000 '94 Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M056039 Dusty Mauve Stk #5361 spd. 71,000 miles. Excellent miles. $1 ,800. Call condition. Must Sell, moving 609-924-3770 overseas. Price negotiable. 94 Passat GLX Call 908-238-6836 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER ’86­ L e a s e F o r 4 cyl., dependable, high mile­ TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1971 age, 6 passenger. $2,600. Restored. Looks & runs great. Call 908-264-7569 70,000 miles. Asking $3,000. Call 908-446-3037 SUZUKI SAMURAI ’88- 4 E C U \L .S AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 Days 26’ JAMBOREE RALLY ’89 it ’88 Pontiac Sunbird 89 Toyota Tercel ‘87 VW Jetta •88 VW Scirocwi 16 V ■87 Fort F15Q ‘89 VW Jatta '88 VW Jatta 61 Free Removal of Junk Cars. sleeps 6, low mileage, exc. ||3 dr hater* auto. 4 cyl. p/s. p/b. 2 df. auto. 4 cyt, p/s. p/b, 4 or. auto, 4 cyl. p/s. p/b 3 d natch, 5 spd m583 68.897 ml sunrf. VIN KW048W1 Stv P- Stk #P837.76 599 mi. ALL SCRAP CARS || 72522081 89.065 ml 66 414 ml HW135204 64,687 mi. JK004440 78,03m mi. H 68.488 mt 28’ WILDERNESS TRAILER- AND TRUCKS. LARGE OR 84’ Air conditioning, Sleeps 6. *2995 *3350 *4995 *5725 *5950 *6475 *6481 *7395 SMALL. ANY CONDITION. Rear bedroom, clean unit. '90 VW Golf •87 Fort 8tonso •90 Jetta GL *9t m m MVWFm BI '90 Actira Integra IS '91 VW Jetta Gl '82 Plymouth H & H AUTO WRECKERS $5,500. or best offer. Call 4 df, 5 spd man. 4 cyt. p/s, p/b. 4 dr, auto, 4 cyt wi pA. 2 A hatth. 5 spd own, 4 W P *. Gold Auto. 4 spd 908-591-0366 908-240-2208 am/tm sler/cass. a/c. t/ots, Black. 4 spd man. 8 cyl am/fm Black, auto. o/d. 4 cyl, am'fm anyw_ star/cass, a/c. t/jjls. •ttrfm mw cass, vc ■ay. 5 spa man. 4 cyt. am/tm am/lm cass. p/s, p/b. r/det, bid sis. sports mirrs. cass. p/s. p/b, p/iksAvmds. a/c radio ster. p/s. p/b. /wW. j VOfc. mi, cfuM. VIN HW3D&0. St* #54461 1 crulsa. r/dat. a/c. VIN 35’ ROYAL VOYAGER ’93- sural, b# ssn stl WW lad. VIN suftrt. StK #P634 38.864 mi ...... W T v S Slk NR608500. Slk #543^-1. IM0146/0 41.094 nu 79.101 mt #P63S 28604 mt $ CASH PAID $ Travel trailer. LIKE NEW. Self­ MMM2W W w . 63602 35.323 mi contained. Central air, roll-out *7809 *7995 *7995 *8951 *9463 *9695 *11,500 All makes & models. Cash on awning, W/D, roomy layout. the SPOT. Call 908-477-6846 Must sell. $12,500. or best '92 VW Passat GL ■91 Mazifa Miata Convert K VW Cabriolet Coavert ■ nA w iiioo ‘93 Mania MXS-LS 'S3 Nissan Quest XE '92 Mazda 929 ■86 Porsche 911 $iWer, 4 Or. autu w/od. 4 2 dr, cower®*. 5 spd man. 4 cyl. Rm . » » . o/A >111.1111 a s Blue, auto, o/d. 6 cyl. ain/m offer. Call 201-347-5657 2 dr, convertible Md. 4 cvt, p/s, p**! ftjw. **> o'*.j

9 ACRES OF USED CARS, NEW DODGES, BUICKS, JEEPS, EAGLES, 4 dr, sedan, Irani whl drive, auto trans, 4 spd man trans, p/s, p/b, 6 LINCOLNS & MERCURYS AT PARKWAY EXIT 117 cyl, 3.5 litre eng, console, ale, VgIs, r/del, amrtn ster/cass, p/lks/winds/ant/lmk rel, tit, cruise, Md sts, p/sts, tediner sts, Ws/m, dig clock, p/sun rl, mats, lighted vanity mirr, sports mirrs, B U Y S A C A A C S A V E S B ! J t 0% lialoflen lamps, accent strtoe. mag alum wfifs, platnum metallic p n n _ / U ✓ paint. VIN /RH246906, MSRP $31.237,3.998 mi. H I H WE’RE NEVER UNDERSOLD 1994 CHRYSLER LEBARON LANDAU 4 dr, sedan, front whl drive, auto trans, 4 spd man trans, p/s, p/b, a/c, t/gls, r/del, am/fm ster/cass, p/lks/winds/tuel dr/trk rise, tilt, cruise, p/sts. recliner sts, i vinyl rf, b/s/m, dig.clock, mats, lighted vanity mirr, halogen 4% lamas, accent stripes, wire whl cvrs. VIN #RT218492, BUY f 1 '93 NISSAN SENTRA XE 2 DOOR MSRP $19,696, Rebate $1,500, Discount $1,200. FOR I U ,995 2 dr, 4 cyl, auto, overdrive, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/tm st/cass, 1994 CHRYSLER LEBARON CONVERTIBLE 2 dr, convertible, Iron! whl, Irans, 3 spdd man trans. p/s. p/b. 6 cyl, 3.0 litre eng, console, a/c. t/gls. r/daf. buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, p/mir, bd/side am/fm ster/cass, p/lks/winds. tilt, bkt sts. p/sts,p/T recliner sts, b/s/ra, mats, halogen lamps. Lease lor $275.25 par month for 36 monlh, with $2,000*r cap coi reduction.in. 12,000 miles par year. 15* per mile over. Total md, tint, cruise, pin strip, tilt, ext. color: sil­ payment $275 251 36 . $9,909. $2,000 $300*$2575.25. MV fan due at lease si ver, int. color: tan, Stk #686, VIN MSRP $11,642. Discount $487 BUY IPC778813,14,842 mi. FOR *18 ,145 $ PERSONALLY SELECTED PRE-OWNED CARS 1993 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE 9,995 5 * hatch, auto, 4 cyl. p/l. p/t, invlm si. aft. t/gl, nr M, Wrhl. owe, datt int, Mb Us, uncle, carpet mats, bsm, pinstripe, tar tires, air bap Driftwood. VIM PN549Z79.21,420 ad. *8490 1994 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4 dr. dedan tmt wtt dm, auto, 4 spd p/s. p/M cyl., 3.51, a/c. I/plan, r/def. am/lm itar/casss p/locks/winds/ani/tnii* rel /fuel dm. hU. cmai, p/sts. reel its, bftm. * | deck, ■94 M ERCURY TOPAZ GS nab. ughied ran minor, sports mimn, hai. lamps, accent stripes, map akin. wMs, leather id. Vin. RH107567.24.672 miles. 519.995 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/tm st/cass, fab/int, p/seats, buck­ 1990 PLYMOUTH GRAND VOYAGER LE ets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/det, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side treat whl dm, ante, p/s, p/b. t cyl, aft, l/gls, r del, w M sl/cass, p/di Us, pftriads, lift whl, craiss, p/sts. k/s/m, lug. rack. VM 1X200096 <9,506 mi 510.995 md, tint, cruise, p/ir, pin stip, intermit wipers, 1993 CHRYSLER LEBARON CONVERTIBLE mats, till, alum wh, ext. color: It. blue, int. col­ ComertlMa. Iront wheel dm. auto Irans. p/i, p/b. i cyl, cantar console, a/c. l/gts. r/del, aavtai ster can. p/dr, p/wlnds, g/trnk ml. Ull whlftet. cruise, M e I teak. ptts. rac seats, tody side moldings. digital dock, mab, accent stripes. otOtm wheel cowit, id MW rdb, air tag. Mac* cherry wAsd Interior. VM P fiitm . a,a» ml. o r blue, Slk #705, VIN #RK605918,18,685 mi. $14,995 1991 DODGE SPIRIT 4 dr. sedan, hont •keel dm, auto tran. pft, aft. 4 cyl. a/c, l/gls, r/del. eato ster. UK wheel/set. craist. body side moldings. digital dock, accent stripn. ct tt* sd MM idls. air teg toe 5050 seats. VM Mf669943.45,313 ad. *7990 1990 PLYMOUTH LASER RS TURBO Z dr. AND. 5 spd am Iran. p/s. p/b. 4 cyl, i/c. l/gb, rr dtg/dlrd/ im/ltn stereo cess, pftr ks/wMs/aet/tnuik release, p/kwl doer. Ull edml/tol. cruise, bucket seab, $11,488 —— ------tact. nab. sports Birrs., halogen temps, p/mart, alloy whls. <5 616 mi. VM 11100634. $8995

'93 M ERCURY VILLAGER LS Van, 6 cyl, auto, overdrive, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, a/c, am/tm st/cass, fab/int, p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, r/wipe-wasb, cruise, sec sys, pin stip, intermit wipers^ mats, alum wh, luggage rack, ext. color: green, int. color: gray, LOADED! Stk <698, VIN #PDJ10657, 21,280 mi. cnrysler^j^ Plym outh *19,986 JSSSS 42 North Main St. (Rt.79) Marlboro 6mnmiB yw a amt a Prices include all costs to consumer JMfllBOAO CAR ROUTE CHAYstffl lummy m O i£ m I except lot license, registration & taxes. ’87 MERCURY ’90 PONTIAC ’88 MAZDA '89 BUICK ’90 BUICK SABLE WAGON 6000 LE RX-7 SKYLARK SKYLARK 4 dr 4 cyl. auto. p/s. p/b. 4 dr.. 6 cyl.. aulo, p/s, p/b. 4 dr. 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, 3 cyl. rotor, 5 spd. p/s. p/t). CUSTOM a/c, am/fm st/cass, fabr/int, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/ini, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, 4 dr, 2wd, 4 cyl, auto, p/s. p/b. a/c. am/tm st/cass. p/seats, rec/seats, r/def, p/w. gauges, r/def. p/w, p/d/l, sun/rl, buckets, rec/sts, a/c, am/tm st/cass, fab/int. fab/mt. rec/sts. gauges, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, bd/side md. tint, rl rack, console, gauges, r/def. buckets, rec/seats. console, tes. r/def. p/w, p/d/l, r/def. bd/side/md tint, r/wipe-wash, cruise, rf rack, pin strip, mats, tilt, bd/side/md. tint, intermit mats, tilt ext color red, dig dash, int. wipers, p/ant, _ide md, tint, cruise, rf rack, exterior color: white, wipers, p/ant, alum wh, ext pin strip, int. wipers, mats, int color:.... Low Miles. tilt, alum wh, ext. color It. interior color: red. Stk color buroundy, int color p/ant. tilt, alum wtils, ext. color: blue, inter, color: dk. blue, #6568. Vin #L6256696, gray, Stk #6603, Vin silver,, int. color: gray, Stk. Stk #2003, Vin 81,642 mi Stk #626, n t 73,398 miles. IJ0618230,54,894 mi. #6529. Vm #KM039985. #LM050990.47.119 mi. VIN #HA614009. 50,309 miles. *5 ,9 9 5 $5,995 $6,795 *6,995 $6,995

^ M E R C U R Y ’90 JEEP '90 BUICK '90 MERCURY ’91 BUICK SABLE GS CHEROKEE REGAL CUSTOM GRAND REGAL CUSTOM WAGON 4 dr, 4wd, 6 cyl. auto, o/d, 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto /o/d.. p/s, MARQUIS LS 4 dr. 6 cyl. auto. o/d. p/b. p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, a/c. am/tm sl/cass. fab/int. 4 dr, wag, 6 cyl, auto, rec/seats. gauges, r/del. overdrive, p/s, p/b. a/c, am/tm st/cass, vinyl/int. buckets, fab/int. rec/seats, gauges p/w. p/d/l. bd/side md. tint, st/cass. fab/int, p/seats, r/def. p/w, p/d/l, b/s/m. console, gauges, tint, cruise. pm strip, intermit rec/seats, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, r/wipe-wash, pin strip, tint, cruise, inter/wipe, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, cruise, wipers, mats, p/ant. tilt. Exterior Color: While, mats, p/ant, tilt, w/w, ext. w/w Exterior Color Red. rf rack, mats, p/ant, tilt, alum color gray, int. color, gray, whls, ext. color: whiter, int. Interior Color: Tan, Stk interior Color Red, Stk color: blue, Stk #6587, Vin #6580, Vin #LL159518, low miles! 38,667 mi., Stk #6599. Vm #M1854981. #KG644736, 54,515 miles. 94,345 miles. #6540, VIN #! LI422684 51.903 mites $7,9 9 5 $8,495 *8,795 *8,995 *9,795 '91 CHEVROLET ’93 MERCURY ’91 BUICK ’91 BUICK ’92 LUMINA TOPAZ GS LESABRE REGAL CHEVROLET ...B y getting you the m ost car for your m oney. EUROSPORT 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b. CUSTOM LIMITED LUMINA Z-34 a/c. am/tm st/cass, fab/int. 4 Or. 6 cyl, auto, 00, p/s. p/b. 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto o/d, p/s, p/b, 2 dr, 6 cyl. auto, overdrive, p/s. 2 dr. 6 cyl. aulo, o/d. p/s. p/b. a/c, am/fm sl/cass, fab/tat, p/seats, buckets, rec/seats. a/c, am/lm st/cass. fab/int, p/disc brakes, a/c. am/tm ant-lk a/C. am/tm st/e*ss ...B y giving you the courteous, personal service you deserve. p/sts, rec/sts. gauges, r/del. console, gauges, r/def. p/w. p/seats, gauges, p/mir, cruise, sl/cass, fab/int, p/seats, tabAnt buckets rec/sts. p/d/l. p/mir. bd/side md. int. wipers, r/def, bd/side/md, rec/seats, gauges r/def. p/w, console gauges, r/det p/w p/w. p/d/l, bd/side md, tint, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md. tint, cruise, sec sys. pin strip, lint, cruise, p/tr. intermit p/tr, rec/seats. p/w, tint, sec p/d/l MVSKle/md. um. cruse. wipers, mats. tilt, alum wh. sys, mats, p/d/l, p/ant, till, cruise, p/tr, ini wipers, mats, sec sys. wipers man ...B y giving you over 25 years of com bined leasing expertise. alum wh, ext. color: gray, ini. p/ant, tilt, alum whls, ext color bit alum wh. erf coior rad. Mt VIN #PB631255.14.071 mi white, int. color, blue. Stk. interior color gray. Stk #6573. exterior color mocha, color; gray. Stk. #6545. VIN color gray sharp. Slk #6602 #MH460444.45,539 mi. #6510, Vin #M1891080, 48,370 Vin #M9147881.44,019 miles interior color tan. miles. Vm #*<9173041 64.546 ml ...B y offering ail M anufacturer Rebates and Rate Specials. *9 ,9 9 5 *10,492 *10,995 *10,995 *11,695 We Lease '90 BUICK.. ’93 FORD ’90 LINCOLN ’91 MAZDA '92 MERCURY PARK AVE. MUSTANG MARK VII LSC MPVVAN GRAND 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto, p/s. p/b, Conv, 2 dr., 4 cyl. auto, p/s, 2 dr, 8 cyl. auto. o/d. p/s. p/b. VAN, 6 cyl, auto, p/s. p/b. anti-lock, a/c, am/fm st/cass, Every Make And Model a/c. am/fm st/cass, fab/int, p/disc, a/c, am/fm st/cass, anti-lock, a/c, am/fm MARQUIS p/seats, rec/seats, r/def, fab. int.. buckts. rec/seats, leather/ini, moon/rf, p/seats, 2 dr., 8 cyL. auto 00, p/s. buckets, rec/seats, console, st/cass. fab/int, buckets, p/d/b, a/c, am/lm st/cass. p/w, p/dr Icks, p/mir, console, p/w, p/d/l. p/mir, rec/seats, gauges, r/def, bd/side md, tint, cruise, pin gauges, r/def. p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, MMnt, p/r/seats. rt/sis. bd/side/md, tint, pin strip, bd/side md. tint, cruise, p/tr, sec p/w. p/d/l, p/mir. b/s/m. stip. intermit wipers, tilt styl gauges, r/def., p/w, p/d/l, p/mir. intermit wipers, mats, p/ant. sys, intermit wipers, mats, tint, r/wipe/wash, tilt, bd/side/md. cruise, p/tr, tint, int tilt, wire wh cover, burg ext, whl, exterior color red, p/ant, tilt, alum wh. air bag cruise, int wipers, mats, wipers, p/ant, tilt, alu whls., srs interior color gray, Stk burg interior, 51,195 mi., driver's side, ext. color: white, alum wh, burg/tan int. airbag/ds. gray interior., sliver Stk #R3104, VIN #639, VIN #PF173980, int. color gray, Stk #679. VIN 45,335 mi., Stk. #582, VIN ext.. 49,040 mi.. Stk #599, VIN CALL FOR A #L1613684. 18,144 mi. #LY702220,46,050 mi. SNX631961 #M0347751 $1 1 , 9 9 5 * 1 2 , 4 8 6 *12,995 *12,995 *12,995 FREE CUSTOM QUOTE

’93 MERCURY I ’91 BUICK ’91 BUICK ’93 FORD ’94 LINCOLN SABLE SEDAN PARK AVE RIVIERA AEROSTAR TOWN CAR 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/disc 4 dr.. 6 cyl.. auto, o/d. p/s. p/b. 2 dr . 6 cyL. auto. o/d. p/s. p/b. 4 dr, 8 cyl. auto, od, p/s, brakes, a/c, am/lm st/cass, anti-lock, a/c, am/fm sl/cass, anti-lock, a/c, am/fm st/cass, XLT WAGON p/disc, anWock, a/c. am/fm fab/int, p/sts, buckets rec/sts, leath/int. leather/Kit. p/seats, buckets, wag.. 6 cyl., auto. p/s. p/b. a/c, st/cass. leather/int. p/sts, console, gauges, r/del, p/w. gauges, r/def, pAw, p/d/l, p/mir, rec/seats, console, r/def, p/w. p/d/l, am/fm st/cass, p/mir. cruise, gauges, r/def, p/w. p/d/l, p/mir, p/d/l. p/mir, bd/side/md, tint, bd/side md, tint, cruise, p/ir, p/mtr bd/side md, tint, cruise, p/lr, intermit wipers, buckets, r/det., bd/side md, tint, cruise, pin cruise, p/tr, pin strip, intermit sec sys. pin stip, intermit bd/side md. rec/seats. p/w, tint, dig dash, sec sys. pin strip. p/d/l. pin strip, tilt, two-tone strip, intermit wipers, mats, wipers, p/ant. lilt, alum wh, wipers, mats, p/ant. tilt, alum «Jerm# wipers, mate, p/ant, 11, p/anl, tilt, w/w, alum wh. ext wh. air bag driver's side, silver, grey mt. driver side dual air bags. Stk #382, Vm w/w, air bag driver s side. Exterior airbag. 7^ passenger, 28.807 color: white, ini color, blue #PA625053, 19,520 mi, ext Exterior Color: Dk. Blue, Color. WMe. M««or Color Blue. Interior Color: Blue. Stk #6588. VIN leather, Stk #637, color: burgundy, int color: Slk #6597, Vm #MU411408, IT2B49326, oray. Vin #M16Q7533.47,544 miles. 26217 miles Low miles1 #RY634157.16,393 mi. * 1 3 , 4 9 5 * 1 3 , 9 9 5 * 1 4 , 9 9 5 *15,995 *24,995 r STRIVING TO BE THE BEST!!! A THIS AD IS A COUPON AND MUST BE PRESENTED AT TIME OF SALE (908) 446-5200 A Prices include all costs except tax, license & registration fees. i THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 20, 1994 6 1 r KPP

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HUGE INVENTORY 88 PONTIAC '91 PEUGEOT 505 WAGON LEMANS 5 dr hatch wagon, auto, 4 In Customei 2 dr, auto, 4 cyl, m/s, cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm ster/cass, p/winds/icks/sts, Satisfaction ^ p/b, am/fm ster/cass, a/c, t/glass, rw def, a/c, t/gls, rw def, t/whl, Monmouth ^ sport mirrs Vin cruise, sport mirrs! Vin IMS431545,66,407 mi. JR355504.80,630 mi. & O cean V *7795 C o untie s V j S297B i 1 / ____L '84 NISSAN ‘93 HONDA CIVIC DX MAXIMA 2 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, MITSUBISHI Auto, 6 cyl, p/s, p/D, am/fm p/b, am/fm ster/cass, ster/cass, p/wind/Iks, a/c, t/gls, rw def, sport mirrs, t/glass, rw def, t/whl, pinstripe. Vin #PH504839, NEW '95 GALANT ES SEDAN cruise, bkt sts, sport mirrs, 31,414 mi. • DUAL AIR BAGS • AIR CONDITIONING • P/WINDOWS/LOCKS sunrf, alloy whls. Vin * AM/FM CASSETTE STEREO • TILT WHEEL & CRU ET243184.114,698 mi. 4 dr, Auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, t/gls, r/def, bkt seats, console, sport C *9999 mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls, alloy whls. Vin ISE006709, Stock 3 *2995 #3582. MSRP $19,089. 48 mo. closed end lease w/$0 down. ™ DOWN '87 DODGE COLT '90 VW CABRIOLET CONV. Total pymts - $10,512, residual - $9544.20. LEASE VISTA WAGON Red w/black top. 2 dr. convert­ Auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, ible. auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm, st/cass, a/c, 7 am/fm ster/cass, p/winds/lks, pass. VIN HZ017570, a/c, t/gls, r/def, cruise, bkt sts, '94 ECLIPSE GS COUPE 122,865 mi. sport mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rad, • AIR CONDITIONING • AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE • alloy whls. Vin HLK022868, REAR SPOILER • T/GLASS 61,785 mi. 3 dr hatch, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, r/def, bkt sts, sport $2995 mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls, styled whls. *10,995 VIN RE055251. Stk #3605, MSRP $16,230.48 mo. closed end '89 FORD FESTIVA L '90 HONDA ACCORD EX lease w/$0 down. Total pymts - $10,512, residual - $7141.20. 2 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, 2 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, p/b, am /fm ster, a/c am/fm ster/cass, p/winds/lks, t/gls, rw def, cus­ a/c, t/gls, rw def, t/whl, cruise, tom stripe, Vin bkt sts, sport mirrs, sunrf all *94 DIAMANTE ES SEDAN ssn stl bltd radls, alloy whls. #K6111644, 51,549 m i • AIR CONDITIONING • AM/FM CASSETTE STEREO Like New! vin JIA055009, Only • TILT WHEEL & CRUISE • PWR/WINDOWS & LOCKS 23,441 mi. 4 dr, Auto, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, t/gls, r/def, bkt seats, sport mirrs, all *3695 ssn stl bltd rdls, alloy whls. Vin #RY024091, Stock #3540. *1 0 ,9 9 5 MSRP $26,220. 42 mo. closed end lease w/$0 down. Total DOWN ‘85 HONDA PRELUDE '92 MITSUBISHI pymts - $12,138, residual - $13,634.40. LEASE 2 err, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, MONTERO LS p/b, am/fm ster/cass, 4 dr, auto, 4 whl drive, 6 cyl, p/s. a/c, t/gls, rw def, p/b, am/f/m, ster/tape, rw def, sports mirrs, moon rf, t/whl, cruise, p/winds/icks/sts *94 MONTERO LS 4X4 Vin #FC066316, 81,150 a/c, t/glass, gauges, ithr int, ■ V6 POWER • AIR CONDITIONING < AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE mi. sport mirrs, remote mirrs, alloy • REMOTE KEYLESSKEYLESS^NTRY ■ PWR SUNROOF whls. VIN NJ001960,52,387 mi. 4 dr, Auto, w/od, p/s, p/b, p/winds/lks, t/gls, r/def, t/whl, ( cruise, bkt sts, console, sport mirrs, rr rack, all ssn stl bltd | *3995 *18,995 rdls, alloy whls, tire covers. Vin #RJ013374, Stock #3603. ‘91 CHEVY CAVALIER MSRP $27,393. 42 mo. closed end lease w/$0 down. Total *93 TOYOTA CELICA 2 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, pymts - $14,658, residual - $13,970.43.______GT CONVERTIBLE s(te sM9. p/b, am/fm ster/cass, 2 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, SPECIAL OF THE W EEK a/c, t/gls, rw def, sport am/fm ster/cass w/CD play­ mirrs, sun roof. VIN er, p/w, p/l, a/c, t/gls, rw M7293514.40,519 miles. def, t/whl, cruise, alum/alloy '94 DIAMANTE LS SEDAN whls, ‘all black-. VIN PQ131538.29,361 miles. • V6 POWER • AM/FM CASSETTE & CD CHANGER • PALOMINO LEATHER • TRACTION CONTROL* ABS BRAKES *6995 *18.995 DEMO, LOADED & LIKE NEW! 4 dr, Auto, w/od, p/s, p/b, p/winds/lks/sts, a/c, t/gls, r/def, t/whl, cruise, Itr int, bkt sts, remote mirrs, sunrf, alloy whls. Vin #RY001272, s a v e * 8 0 8 4 Stock #3258. 5778 demo miles. Original MSRP $35,579 Special Price $27,495 Where Quality & Professionalism Come Standard* one miie south of Monmouth Man GS Parkway Exit 105 • Hwy 35, North Oakhurst Route 35 N • Oakhurst M ITSUBISHI® S d Mon-Fri 9:00-9:00 • Saturday 9:00-6:00 Prices in this ad include all costs to consumer except license, reg. & taxes. All leases 10,000 mi leases req. 1st mo pymt & $400 bank fee. Refundable security deposit on Galant is $1,500. Eclipse $1,500. Diamante $2,100. Montero $2,400. Leases subject to approval by primary lender. 493-4333 See dealer for details. 6 4 JULY 20, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

Buhler Chrysler/Plymouth in Hazlet and Buhler Dodge in Red Bank have the hottest buys of the summer...Come in and make us Prove Iti NEWNEON 1995 DODGE NEW 1994 CHRYSLER NEW 1994 CHRYSLER 4 dr., 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. transl CONCORDE 4 DOOR NEW YORKER 4 DOOR P/S, P/B, r. def., AM/FM stereo! 3.5 liter 24V 0HC V-6, 4 spd. auto trans., P/S, P/B, 3.3 liter V-6, 4 spd. auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, A/C w/auto temp cont., mini overhead console, hea­ Stk. #6473. VIN #SD542735. P/L, P/windows w/one-touch down, cloth bucket dlights w/auto on/off, auto daylight r. view mirror, seats w/recliner, 8-way power seat, conv. spare, Infinity spatial imaging cassette, remote/illum. entry 36 Month Lease. $135. Per ilium, visor vanity mirrors. Stk. #2380. VIN grp., cloth 50/50 bench seats, conv. spare. Stk. Mo. + Tax. $2,500 down #RH316606. MSRP $21,612. Opt. Pkg. Disc. #2427. VIN #RH332064. MSRP $27,824. Opt. Pkg. $113. College Grad Rebate it qualified $400. disc. $255. college Grad Repate if qualified $400. plus 1st payment, security Buhler Disc. $1,700. 24 Month Lease. $269.00 Buhler disc. $4,231. 24 Month Lease. $289.00 Per & M.V. fees. 10,000 miles per year max. Per Mo. + Tax. $2,500 CAP reduction + 1st pay­ Mo. + Tax. $2,500 Cap Cost Reduction plus 1st pay­ ment & ref. sec. deposit + M.V. in money down. ment & ret. sec. dep. & M.V. in money down. 12,000 miles per year, 15? overage. FREE gap 10,000 miles per year, 180 overage. FREE Gap Included. included. _ m a ~ a m Lease Per Mo. Per Mo. Lease $* Per Mo. LEASE For $' + Tax + Tax For + Tax FOR *135 Buy Buy $ For For v $19,399 22,938 USED CAR SPECIALS

1988 CHEVY G2D HIGHT0P CONVERSION VAN WHAT IS A NEW CAR ALTERNATIVE? V-8, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt whl., cruise cont. Many Other Extras. Stk. #3204. VIN #J4104525. Must Be Seen! 1. The beet of the best. Looks & Runs New! Only 43,929 miles. ' We look at hundreds of pre-owned cars. Only 10% make the cut. A new car alternative $9,997 has to first be special. NEW 1994 DODGE 2 . P a i i n our 42 point teet. 1990 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER SE The special ones get personally checked by Joe, he s been with our company for over 20 CARAVAN 6 cvl., auto trans. P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, r. def., T.G. years. If he says It's special.. .It Is) 7 pass., 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/W, r. def., 24 T AM/FM stereocass.,stereo cass., 7 pass.pi Stk. $8 777 pkg., lugg. rack, T.G., AM/FM stereo. Stk. #6673. V IN #3124. VIN #KR571037. 65,361 miles. 3. We do the preventive maintenance. #RR800655. 38 Month Lease. $197,00 Per Mo. + Tax. We safety Inspect the entire car, brakes, suspension, exhaust, electrical system. We $2,000 down plus 1st payment, security & M.V. fees. 1991 DOOGE DAKOTA LE PICKUP then Invest about $500 on preventive maintenance for every “new car alternative" to give 12,000 miles per year max. you a luxury car that’s hard to tell apart from the new car. V-8, auto trans.. P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, tilt/cruise, r. def., T.G., sport Lease $«f fllTF Per Mo. whls., AM/FM stereo cass. Stk. ^ A A A ' V #3025, VIN #MS254936.26,400 miles. Q K * # W " 4. Then give It our “beet" price. For I J m # + Tax Take a look at the book price for a regular used car. Then look at our price for a new car alternative with all the trimmings. 1990 DOOGE GRAND CARAVAN SE 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, tilt/cruise, r. def., T.6., sprt. 0. YOU have to be 100% aatlefled. whls., AM/FM stereo. Stk. #2902. A a A A " W WBrrafft afford to sell the car if you are 100% happy. We want your friends to want their VIN #LX300160. 66,139 miles. 9 o f f « 9 9 # “New Car Alternative", Plus all new car alternatives come with the Ibalance of the original factory warranty. 1987 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., T.G., AM/FM stereo. Stk. #311118...... VIN...... #HN453855...... 70,391 miles. $3,997‘ NEW 1994 DODGE 1987 DODGE 600SE INTREPID 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B. A/C. PAW, r. def., T.G.. AM/FM 3.3 Itr. V-6, 4 spd. auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, stereocass.Stk.#2915. a a v VIN #HC180341.66,975 mites. 9 3 , 9 9 7 1994 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM 1994 CHRYSLER LEBARON CONVERTIBLE AM/FM stereo, r. def., T.G., t ilt w hl., c ruise cont. 22C pkg. 4 cyl., auto, trans., P/S, P/8, A/C, P/L, tilt/cruise, 6 cyl., aulo, trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/c ruise, Stk. #6695. VIN #RF327065. 38 Month Lease. $219.00 Per AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth int., air bag, r, def. AM/FM stereo cass.. T.G., cloth int., a ir bag, r. def. Mo. + Tax. $2,500 down plus 1st payment, security & M.V. 1988 DODGE DIPLOMAT Balance of Factory Warranty. Stk. #8667. VIN Balance of Factory Warranty. Stk. #8668. VIN #RF154589. fees. 12,000 miles per year max. 8 cyl.. auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seats, tilt/cruise, r. #RF122839. 18,085 miles. 15,705 miles. del, T.G . AM/FM stereocass . 4 dr. A A " ! Lease Per Mo. Stk. #3050. VIN #JW126252. 69.201 miles. 9 * 1 , 9 9 # *11,599 $15,499 For *219 + Tax Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing, registration and taxes. B U H lC i WHLEB ,,, RED BANK HAZLET t H R Y S U f i 1 3 1 N ew m an Springs Rd. poc/j R oute 35 • Pky. Exit 117 A Pky. Exit 109 264*5000 747>0040 MO BUY BUY FOR: >13,971 * 1 9 9 SUBARU .LE A S E FOR: *235 MO. 9 0 5 - 5 0 0 8 •3100 SFI V6 Engine SUBARU UP TO Com ing Soon! DRIVE! Range Speakers • Power M irrors M ary for Appt. To Preview Call DEM AND BETTER •MSRP $16,380 • Lease for 36 Months (ONLY 30 MONTHSl • Floor Mats * Stk #G-1240 ' VIN#R6409862 • Power Side W indows • Cruise Control SAVE * 4 8 0 0 • Autom atic Transmission with Overdrive • A M /FM Stereo w ith Cassette • Extended 1072 •1072 VIN R4810691 • MSRP $19,995 • Lease for 30 Rear Reading Lamps • Front Armrest Storage • Stk #G- SteeringWheel • AC Cruise * Control • A M /FM Stereo LEASE FOR: Bags • Electronic4 Speed Automatic Transmission • Tilt LEASE FOR: *2 4 3 *1 0 • Option to Buy at $8845 • Total o f Payments S7164 Trunk • Trunk Release Cargo Net • Power Driver's • Seat Sc Outside Mirrors Key • VehiclePass Security System * Front • Sedan • •Sedan 3800 SFI V6 Engine • Anti-Lock Brakes * Dual A ir Cassette and a 6-Speakerand a DimensionalCassette Sound System • Power Power Door Locks • 15" Aluminum Wheels • Power Antenna Months • Option to Buy at $(3,196• Total of Payments $7290 A 94’ WAGON LEGACY cruise, p/w/lks. MSRP $18,172. Option Stk#1214R, VINR194134I. to buy a t $7208 6 cyl. 5 spd m an trans. air bag. a /cTotal . payments p/s. $8460. Discount $4201. the ______IT'Si WORTH WORTH IT'Si THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 20, 1994 20, 1994 JULY 6 INDEPENDENT, THE 5

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j j l O ------LEASE FOR: >369 MO. ‘ 9 4 LEASE FOR: '185 MO. * 9 4 - 94’ SVX “ spd auto trans. p/s. air bag. a/c. 5 spd man trans, air bag. p/s, lONLY 30 MONTHSl |ONLY 30 MONTHS A OVER 400 OLDS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY The 199S A urora 8 8 R O Y A L E C I E R A S E D OVER lOO SUBARUS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SPECIAL EDI SPECIAL EDITION OLDS FOR LESS! ATPINE BELT SUBARU cruise, audio$13,284 system, Total p/w/md. paym p/lks, ents S9926. Stk# 6WRDiscount] S4845. AT PIN E BELT OLDS 6 c y l. VINRK101239. MSRP $25,233. O ption to buy at SUBARU FOR LESS! 94' IMPREZA SE am /fm MSRP $13,298. Option radio, to Stk#1860R, buy VINRBi a t $5161 4 cyl, Total _ payments . Discount$6660. $2610. IHJ'SSUBARU LARGEST DEALER! m >-

1 , 9 8 8 * 9 4 S - I O $ 4 9 8 8 B U Y P R I C E : $ 9 4 9 5 * 1 2 . 9 9 5 $ 2 5 , 9 9 5 j CONVERSION VAR BUYERS! lONLY 30 MONTHSl am/fm w/dk, ster/cass am/fm wind. a/c. rrsliding 4 cyt eng. 5 apd man trans.man *500 apd eng. 5 Vatu* 4 cyt Pkg VIN#RK165967. MSRP STK#1633R. *12,549.buy at *5393 to Option of Total payments *5328 Includes *400 Grad College *1561 Discount Rebate. *94 CEO THACKER V-8, 4 spd, auto, a/c,trans. am/fm w/OO, stereo p/s,p/windows, cassp/b, , tilt/cruise, p/locks,V IN #RSTKHM667R F162739. Includes MSRP$500 GM $27,902College Rebate Grad and Rebate. $400 lONLY 30 MONTHSl 2 dr. 2 wd conv. 4 cyl, 3 spd auto trans, trans, spd cyl, 3 4 auto conv. wd 2 dr. 2 MSRP VINATR6926228. Stk#1275R. ‘92 C H E V Y C O R V E T T E p/s, a/c, am/fm ster/cass w/dig dk. a/c, am/fm p/s, *14,478. at $7078. to buy Option of Total *6804payments *1000 Includes Gm *400 A Rebate Grad Collage Rabate. VAN CARGO ASTRO CHEVY ‘92 ‘93 GEO TRACKER 4x4 p/s. V p/b. IN # M 7 l 77 STK#78433, 0 6 68.058 ml. p/s. p/b, 104977 bkts. console. 30.873 VIN#NB ml. STK#76754. Coupe, glasst/gls. top. am/fmtilt, V-8, spdauto. 29.125 STK#77373. ster/cass/CD. ml. cntrl. V»N#N5112537a/c. p/seat, r/def, p/wlnds/lks, p/s. p/b. Ithr Int. 4 dr. 4 cyl, auto, am /fm stereo, 6 cyl. auto, t/gls. am /fm ster/cass. rally whl. es&pgsg® stk*'7374’ es&pgsg®stk*'7374’ STK#77751. 37.246 mt, VIN#N7565393 Hardtop,am /fm 4stereo cyl,cass. rally auto,whl. p/s. p/b, a/c, r/def, ‘92 ‘92 PONTIAd SUNBIRD4 cyl. SE auto,stereo, a/c, p/lks, rear def. p/s. t/gls, p/b. am /fm bkts. console, ‘91 CHEVY CAVAUER |W. PICKUP lONLY 30 MONTHSl ‘94 CHEVY NARK III TO QUALIFIED O. m NO MONEY DOWN ______7 .0 4 2 m l. j a p p ro v e '. *2l5mo * 1 9 , 5 2 3 FREEHOLD TOMS RIVER KEYPORT/HAZLET A8BURY/NEPTUNE • 10 MINUTES From • 10 MINUTES • 15 MINUTES From • 15 MINUTES • 20 MINUTES From • 20 MINUTES From • 27 MINUTES c ^ a - l :$ 1 0 , 9 8 8 F O R : * 1 4 8 ? 2 2 , 5 8 8 SERVICE 363-1200 • PARTS 363-4600 e ■9081 363-2900

». Discount *3255 Discount ». *94 ASTRO VAN $ 3 9 8 8 $ 8 4 8 8 $ 1 6 , 9 9 5 *1 1 . 3 9 5 UUUI |ONLY 30 MONTHSl m m c e Pass extended van. 6 cyl. 4 spd auto trans auto spd 4 6 cyl. van. extended Pass E SELL FOR L FOR SELL E ■91 CHEVY CAVALIER■91 Stk#77724, 34.761 ml. VIN#N5544003 CHEVY‘93 BLAZER S-10 driver s license, your soc a- secu'ity ‘92 DODGE 6 150 PICKUPcyl. stereo, auto, rally bedllner.whl. p/s, p/b. a/c, b/w am/fm rads. ‘89 DODGE SPIRIT LE 4 cyl. auto, a/c, r/def, t/gls. am/fm STK#78515. 70,205 ml. VIN#OK295878 VIN#M7210625 ster/cass.p/b. p/lks, tilt, STK#78650. spd cntrl, p/s. Tahoe t/gls,pkg. 6tilt, am cyl. /fm spd 28.430auto. mi. ster/cass, cntrl. VIN#PO135552a/c. p/s. p/wlnds/lks. r/def. p/b. STK#77456. 4 dr. 4 cyl, auto, rear defogger, p/s, : MO. 100°0 WARRANTY 60 DAY 2000 MILE

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Red Bank location NEW 1994 NISSAN o w e M A X I M A G X E V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W P/seats, tilt/cruise, console, alloy whls., AM/FM stereo cass., CD player, P/sunroof, T.G., leather int., air bag, r. def., buckets, r. fin.i. v>u\.Stk. 7riMt.i#N2797. . VIN vm 7rm#RT235510. iu. ivionrMSRP $27,024.' ONLY! SAVE *21,995 $5,029!

Red Bank * 3 f v T location JEW 1994 NISSAN 300 ZX NEW 1994 NISSAN SENTRA XE 4 DR. NEW 1993 NISSAN 240SX FASTBACK ' 6 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seats, cruise 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, tilt/cruise, wire whl. cvrs., 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, tilt/cruise, console, wire ABS brakes, console, alloy whls., AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., T- AM/Fm stereo cass., T.G. cloth int., r. def., buckets. Stk, #N3064. whl. cvrs., AM/FM stereo cass., P/sunroof, T.G., cloth int., r. def., tops, cloth int.,; air bag. Stk. #N2918. VIN #RX545880. MSRP VIN #RC796926. MSRP $13,634. buckets. Stk. #N2550. VIN #PW315295. MSRP $20,285. $35,559. SAVE SAVE S O O M B s a v e * 1 0 ,9 9 5 $2,639! * 1 4 ,9 9 5 $5,290! 2 9 .9 9 5 Eatontown LocatiolS

1993 NISSAN SENTRA SE 1993 CHEVY CORVETTE NEW 1993 NISSAN MAXIMA SE 4 DR. 2 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, tilt/cruise, AM/FM 5.7 ltr., 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/c, P/L, P/W, P/seat, P/mirror, 3.0 liter, 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/mirror, elec. sunroof, auto, climate control., leather seating, steel alloy whls., P/antenna, fog lamps, AM/FM stereo W/cass. & CD, tilt/cruise, a ir bag, ABS lumbar support, security syst., stereo cass. Stk. #U5286. VIN #PC740298.11,810 miles. AM/FM stereo w/cass. & CD, glass top, tilt/cruise, air bag, ABS. Stk. #U2533A. leather wrapped steering, Premium sound syst., stl. alloy whls., pinstripe, child safety VIN #P5112230. Only 3.448 miles. lock, P/antenna. Stk. #03110A, VIN #PT401286.28,894 miles. SALE PRICE * 9 ,9 9 0 SALE PRICE * 2 7 ,4 8 8 SALE PRICE * 1 6 ,8 0 0 ■■ ■ ■!■■■» ■■ ■■■■*■ ■« —I— —— — - 1,— M| .. — — — ■— — — mmd %wm ..■■■■ ■■ ■ i ■ i ■ ■■■ ■! ■ ■■■■ Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing, registration and taxes. "The Name It goto for Qualify New & Used Cars and TracksII LABRIOLAA NISSAN New & Used Nissan Carscars & TracksTrucks Nissan Diesel, UO Trucks, Quality Used Cars & Trucks E. New Newman Springs Rd. Route 35 (Opp. Mon. Mail) (Exit 109) RED BANK 741-2433 (Exit 105) EATONTOWN • ■

i 7 0 JULY 20, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

This 24 month Red Carpet lease comes with all these features

FUEL-INJECTED V6 ENGINE • DUAL AIR BAGS AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION • AIR CONDITIONING AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE ’ ALUMINUM WHEELS POWER SEAT, WINDOWS & LOCKS • CRUISE CARPET MATS • POWER STEERING & BRAKES PLUS MUCH MORE! m W U BB P u m New 1994 Mercury 4-door, VIN#RA629234, MSRP $20,140. Closed-end lease includes all costs except tax, license & registration fees. $2900 1 down/trade, 1st payment & $200 refundable security deposit for a total of $3299 due at signing, total payments $7676, buy option at end $12,482.

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This 24 month Red Carpet lease comes with This 24 month Red Carpet lease comes with 32-VALVE V8 ENGINE • DUAL AIR BAGS • ABS • AUTOMATIC V8 ENGINE • DUAL AIR BAGS • ABS • ELECTRONIC AUTOMATIC TRACTION ASSIST . POWER SUNROOF • AIR CONDITIONING A/C CLIMATE CONTROL • ILLUMINATED REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY COMPUTER-CONTROLLED AIR SPRING SUSPENSION POWER LEATHER SEATS, WINDOWS, kOCKS & MIRRORS POWER LEATHER SEATS, WINDOWS, LOCKS & MIRRORS POWER TRUNK RELEASE, ANTENNA, FUEL DOOR & STEERING PREMIUM STEREO • CRUISE CONTROL AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE ' New 1994 Lincoln 2-door, VIN#RY766798, MSRP $40,505 Closed-end lease includes all costs except tax, New 1994 Lincoln 4-door, VIN#RY767327. MSRP $36,030. Closed-end lease includes all costs except tax. license & registration fees. $4499 down/trade, 1st payment & $400 refundable security deposit for a total of $5298 license & registration tees. $2499 down/trade, 1st pymnt & $400 ref sec dpst tor a total ot $3298 & $2000 Mir L due at signing, total payments $14,075, buy option at end $24,985.15,000 miles/year then 11 cents/mile. incentive due at signing, total pymnts $12,075, buy option at end $20,995. "(5,000 miles/year then ) 1 cents/m ile^

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2 0 I V e ’r e not fancy or easy to find...but the Pine B elt O utlet 240 SXS of K eyport is now open and ready to offer the low priced available deals that m ade Pine B elt fam ous! 90 MAXIMAS: NEW 1995 available MAXIMA GXE 4 dr, auto trans, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, sunroof, 135 convenience pkg. MSRP $24,182. Stk #N-2032. VIN ALTIMAS ST011655. Option to purchase at end of lease available 14,025.56. Total of payments $10,764. BUY FOR LEASE FOR per month 135 * 2 1 , 7 7 9 36 months SENTRAS .available

45 QUESTS available NEW 1994 NEW 1994 58 • From Keansburg Just 5 minutes ALTIMA C PATHFINDERS: • From Highlands/Atl. Highlands Jus! 8 minutes 4 cyl, 5 spd m an trans, p/s, p/b, a/c, am /fm cass, NISSAN SENTRA XE available • From Freehold Area Just 18 minutes cruise, p/ant, mats. MSRP $16,734. stk #N-1018. 4 dr, 4 spd man trans, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, airbag. MSRP • From Aberdeen/Matawan Just 5 minutes VIN RC173166. O ption to purchase at end of lease $13,984. stk #N-1297. v in RC776307. Option to purchase • From Holmdel/Middletown Just 5 minutes fo r $8534. Total paym ents $7164. at end of lease $6572.48. Total of payments $6084. 67 • From Red Bank Area Just 10 minutes PICKUPS • From Howell/Jackson Just 20 minutes BUY FOR LEASE FOR BUY FOR LEASE FOR • From Marlboro/Manalapan Just 12 minutes ivailabl^ i *:'.v •:••• • From Old Bridge Just 8 minutes per monlh 36 months • From Sayreville Just 10 minutes *14,837 ’199 *11,537 s169 s ______• From South Amboy Just 8 minutes m m s QUALITY USED CARES • QUALITY USED CARS • QUALITY USED CARS IN TOMS RIVER 1989 FORD ESCORT LX 1993 MERCURY 1993 PONTIAC GRAND PRIXLE 1993 MERCURY SABLE LS 1992 BUICK PARK AVENUE 1993 NISSAN MAXIMA COUGAR XR7 4 Dr, 6 cyl, auto, a/c, r/def, t/gls, am/fm 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, a/c, r/def, t/gls, am/fm 4 dr, air bag, 6 cyl, auto, a/c, r/def, t/gls, 4 dr, air bag, 6 cyl, auto, a/c, r/def, Sedan, 4 cyl, auto, a/c, r/def, t/gls, am/fm st cass, p/wlnds/lks, tilt, spd am/fm st cass, tilt, spd control, am/fm ster cass, p/s, p/b, Stk 6 cyl, auto, a/c, r/def, t/gls. am/fm st cass, st cass, p/winds/lks, tilt, spd cntrl, p/s, st cass, p/winds/lks, tilt, p/s, p/b, p/sts. p/winds/lks, tilt, spd cntrl, p/s, p/6. Stk 126505. VIN p/b. stk #20488. VIN PF310263.24,509 mi. cntrl, p/sts, stk #26546. VIN N1656363. p/winds/lks, p/s, p/b. stk #26329. m #24662. VIN KW244329.59,863 mi. PH608900.56,565 mi. stk #24895. VIN PA609534.21,629 mi. 23,117 mi. PT125279.4,677 mi. * 4 4 3 7 $1 3 , 7 3 7 * 1 4 , 4 3 7 * 1 4 , 9 3 7 $1 6 , 9 3 7 * 1 6 , 9 3 7 r e a r e r i e c r a ] 1988 NISSAN SENTRA 1990 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA $L 1991 HONDA CIVIC 1992 TOYOTA CAMRY LE 1988 OLDS 1993 NISSAN MAXIMA GXE 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, a/c, r/def, t/gls, am/fm Cpe, 4 cyl, auto, t/gls, am/fm st cass, 4 dr, 4 dyl, auto, a/c, r/def, am/fm st 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, a/c, r/def, t/gls, am/fm 4 cyl, auto, a/c, r/def, am/fm st cass, 4 dr, auto, a/c, r/def, am/fm st cass, ster cass, p/lks/winds, tilt, spd cntrl, p/s, p/b, bkts. Stk #1078. vin cass, tilt, p/s, p/b. stk #1016. VIN st cass, p/winds/lks, spd cntrl, p/s, p/b. p/winds/lks, tilt spd contrl, p/s, p/b. p/winds/lks, p/s, p/b. Stk #KU1035. JC766603.65,651 mi. 12303722.45,085 ml. Stk #KU933. VIN ML006648.51,639 ml. VIN NH337703.30,637 mi. p/S, p/b. stk #1042, VIN IT09309,10,937 Stk #KU907. VIN N0023932.44,127 mi. mi. $3 9 3 6 * 6 9 3 6 * 8 9 3 6 * 1 3 . 4 3 6 * 1 5 , 6 3 6 * 1 7 . 9 5 6

2 6 4 - 1 3 2 3 370 BROAD STREET OF KEYPORT EXIT 117, ACROSS FROM KEYPORT H.S. Pricefs) include(s) all costs to be paid by a consumer, exi registration and taxes, i offers subject to qualifications of buyers with purchase/lease of vehicle. Prices based on 36 -mo.------closed„„ end------leases,------with...... $1000 . — .i..... miles/yearly,...... 15...... mile/overage.j/overage, GAP insurance included. Requires 1st mo. pymt. & security depodeposit. This advertisement must be presented at time of sale to validate prices and supersedes all previous offerings. Copyright 1994. Pine Belt Adv. Not responsible for typographical eerrors. 7 2 JULY 20, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT When You 're Thinking The Best., Think Ray Catena

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