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Mom and me Amy L. Farr, 11, of Fair Haven shows her mom, Nancy, notes from her recent contest entry. Amy was the winner in the 6- to 12-year-old category in The Register's annual Mother's Day Contest, earning her mom a free dinner at a local Italian restaurant. For a story on the winning entries submitted by Amy and Rumson resident Amy Gayoso, 14, the winner in the 13-18 age group, see Page 5.

Photograph by Rich Schuttz 2 MAY 8,1991, THE REGISTER

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INSIDE STORY School earns People for peace good grades Monmouth Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament t>« fhf-"y* its name to Monmouth People for Peace and Dis- on report card armament, and alto its focus. The or- By Martryn Puff ganization is setting its sights on worldwide peace issues and strength- SHREWSBURY — According to the ening the role of the "United Nations. 1991 state report card on Shrewsbury Bo- SEE PAGE 21 rough School issued recently: — Students have a near-perfect performance on third- and sixth-grade achieve- Road woes ment tests; Construction can be the bane of a driver's existence, but road repairs — the district pays 7 percent less than the and maintenance are essential to safe average tax rate for similar districts; driving. Local officials list area routes — the district has a much higher pay to watch out for where repairs win be scale than similar districts at the maximum taking place this spring and summer. end of the salary guide. SEEPAGE IS These and other facts appear in the four- page District Report Card issued about a week prior to last week's school election by To call The Register the state Department of Education. Advertising 747-0222 Photograph by Rich Scftuttz Copies of Shrewsbury's report card are Circulation 747-0222 GLORIOUS FOOD? available to residents at the elementary Classified 747-6565 Lt. Cot. Norm Jepsen, just returned front Op< i shows off tlw school, according to Board Secretary David News/Sports 747-0222 food the soldiers ale to Stephen KroM (I), 15, Rumson, and Rob Griffith, 16, Fair A. Winter. Haven, during his talk and lamping session last week at Rumson-Fair Haven The report card pitseaU selected infor- News releases or advertising copy Regional High School. may be mailed or brought to The Re- mation in three areas: finance, staff and stu- gister building at 766 Shrewsbury dents and performance. In the first two Avenue, Tinton Fads, N.J. 07724. areas, the district is compared to other districts with equivalent grade plans, or other kindergarten through eight schools, and in Desert Storm food loses the latter, to districts with similar socio-eco- INDEX nomic factors. in students' test for taste The district is compared to the state aver- THE ARTS 27 age in all areas. AUTOMOTIVE 54-55 By Lauren Jaeger bland-looking food. But, they learned, BUSINESS 40 food able to survive without refrigeration In the area of finance, the report card CLASSIFED 41-53 and withstand the desert sun doesn't shows Shrewsbury's funding per student in CLUB NEWS 21 RUMSON — Everyone knows about grades kindergarten-eight peaked at $7,061 the war in the Persian Gulf. But how look like Mom's. per student in the last school year and de- CALENDAR 15 many know about the other war - the IN THE SERVICE 33 And taste? creased slightly this year. In 1989-90, simi- one that was fought inside the soldiers' "This is the food the Ethiopians reject- lar grade districts spent $5,976 per student IN THE SPOTLIGHT 14 stomachs? LETTERS 4 ed," said the colonel. whereas the state average was $6,649. ARA NUGENT 1» Students at Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Holding up a dehydrated slab of meat The average increase in instructional OBITUARIES 35 gional High School know, now that LL he said, "Eat this without water, and it costs for the past four years has been 6.4 OFFBEAT _ 7 Col. Norm Jepsen spoke to them last will draw water from you for processing. percent and in non-instructional areas, 8.9 OPINION : 4 weefc. In a desert this is a dangerous situation." percent well below similar district and state PEOPLE IN THE NEWS 33 Invited by his wife, Trudy, a home In fact, eating the meat - which was averages, which, respectively, were 8.9 and POLICE BEAT 34 economics teacher, the colonel didn't pork — in front of Moslems could have 9.4 percent for instructional costs and 14 PROPERTY LINES 40 talk about battles, strategies or equip- been a dangerous situation. "It's a very and 13.2 percent for non-instructional costs. REGION ROUNDUP 22-23 ment. devout country," Jepsen explained. CHARLES RUBINSTEIN 17 A section measuring community wealth Instead, weary from his stint with Op- "In a Moslem country, you could not shows Shrewsbury's property value per stu- BILLSANDFORD 16 eration Desert Storm, he spoke of food. send things through the mail." be added. SOCIAL SCENE 21 dent is almost twice the state average, The food of war. "Those things included narcotics, por- $864,080 compared to $460,878. The dis- SPORTS 36-99 nography, and pork." YESTERYEAR 4 -Pepper, dried soap greens and red trict's personal income per student is pepper — yes, that crushed red pepper Despite it all, the students attacked the $119,452, compared to a state average of . made any meal stand out on its own," he Desert Storm food, including beef stew $103,696. said, as be read labels on cannisters un- and hot dogs, with a vengeance, much to In the area of staff and students, the card The Register loaded from a compact case. the astonishment of their principal, shows Shrewsbury has a similar number of He treated the subject as if he were a James Mullevey. administrators and staff per 100 students as Founded in 1878 fine-food critic but the food he discussed "Look at them." he said. "They'll eat the state average and similar districts, but by John H. Cook and Honry Clay isn't to be found in any restaurant Nor anything." fewer support-services personnel ted non- would anyone want to find it on his Voted the most identifiable were the certificated staff DAVE) THALER shelves. crackers. "They taste like regular crack- Teacher salaries are comparable to simi- This fare was old. It was fattening. ers, but a little bit hard," said Anne Park, lar districts and the state average, except in JUDITHS. KLEIN And it was ugly. 14. the maiiTniim salary range. For teachers But the desert dessert was another sto- with a bachelor's degree, in 1989-90, the FRANK VINCI Each meal, containing 1,700 calories and 35 percent fat was perkaand in 1984. ry. district had a minimum salary of $23,796 and a maximum of $44,800, compared to a But Jepsen explained that although "The fudge is absolutely disgusting." WUJAM PETERSON said Caitlin Gallagher. IS. state average of $22,941 and $38,971, re- fatties won't be running to stock up on spectively. For teachers with master's de- RCHARDM. POLITY the meals, soldiers appreciated the en- And the flat fruitcake, with a harsh, chemical, fruity aroma, also got a grees, the district minimum salary is similar ergy boosters. In war, he said, you burn to the state average, while the maximum of VINCENT J.GRASSIA calories quickly. thumbs down from those who dared to taste it $48,209 is about $5,000 higher than the And Desert Storm fare, only 7 years state average and $8,000 higher than that of old, was certainly an improvement over Joanne Kaltenborn. IS, added water to similar districts. food packed during World War U. a powered mix in a plastic packet and ended up with chocolate milk. Of Shrewsbury's 360 student enrollment JUDITH McGSEFEENEV 'The military has doctors and nutri- during the current school year, 5.6 percent tionists who study nutrition all of the "I can't imagine doing this in the desert" she said. have special needs, the tame as the state MARKR. ROSMAN time, and try to improve the meals," he average; none are eligible for free lunches or said. There also was mixed fruit which considered at-risk, compared to 18.9 per- came with powdered cream and sugar to THE REGISTER (USPS #005-991 ISSN There were no brand names, and no cent statewide; and only 12.5 percent re- OB844704) a pubfcsned oeekly by. Greater Mon- air-brushed photographs of the meal add. quire remedial instruction, compared to moutfi Publishing Co, 766 Shrewsbury Avenue, graced the packages. Instead, the com- Each meal came with two Chiclets, 21.7 percent statewide. Triton F«i». N.J. 07724. Subecnptnn Price is $27 and with toilet paper - blue, unscented. per year SecontfOeei postage pa*) at Red Bank. pact, murky-colored boxes bore only the In the performance section, the report NJ 07701. Postmaster send address changes to food's name in block letters. Mullevey finally summoned the cour- card shows, with the -exception-of sixth- THE REGISTER Students, each of whom tried a Desert age to bite into a Desert Storm potato, grade math, 100 percent of students in thfrd 766 Shrewsbury Avenue which resembled a Rice Krispies bar Truon Fa«s. NJ 07724 Storm meal were thankful for the pack- and sixth grade~~passed 1989-90 seWool year age IDs. Without that, they said, it would more closely than any tuber. achievement tests in reading, math and lan- A GREATER MEDIA COMPANY take time to identify the dried-out. "Well," he said, "this isn't bad at all." guage arts. In sixth-grade math, 96.0 percent MAY 8, 1991, THE REGISTER EDITORIALS Tinton Falls First wins vote Tinton Falls voters will go to the tune with the needs and concerns of polls Tuesday to fill three four-year the borough's diverse population, and seats on the Borough Council. they understand how those needs are In the non-partisan race, our sometimes in conflict endorsement goes to the Tinton Falls With the borough now entering an First slate - Councilman Richard era of moderate growth after an Brandstetter and newcomers Robert extended boom, we think it's time for Gagliano and Richard Maher. a change. Brandstetter, Gagliano and Maher The election of Brandstetter, have the knowledge and enthusiasm Gagliano and Maher would give the required to fight construction of the Tinton Falls First slate a majority resource recovery incinerator the vote on the Borough Council, thus county has proposed for the borough. breaking the deadlock that presently They have the ability to work with exists. the borough administration, and the We believe that's the only way they willingness to find ways to keep the can provide the new ideas and tax rate down. effective leadership the borough so Moreover, we believe they are in badly requires.

Get out and vote Moms need help Many of you know us as volunteers with Members of the Older Women's League the Monmouth County Citizens for Clean throughout the nation are sending special Air and Water, the group fighting the incin- Mother's Day cards to each member of erator. Although the group cannot take a political stand because of our non-profit sta- Congress in Washington, D.C. this week, tus, we feel it is extremely important to the along with copies of a 12-page report tracing incinerator issue to write to you as Tinton trends in women's retirement income for Falls citizens. decades past, now and in the future. The Tinton Falls council election is Tues- The cards urge members of Congress to day and it has never been more important take action on legislation to assure pay equi- for you to get out and vote in a local elec- ty reform for all working women; economic tion. In the past year that we have been equity legislation to increase access to jobs fighting to stop the incinerator, we have be- and job training; and stronger protections come painfully aware of the lack of support against age and sex discrimination under from our current local government officials. civil rights laws. Among the findings from We need to elect people to the Tinton Falls the report Council who will relentlessly fight against the incinerator and will be continually vocal - The median earnings of midlife and j^pLjftW**w'' ^ — and visible on this issue. We truly believe older women who worked full-time, year- we wouldn't be in the position we are pres- round, were less than two-thirds those of ently in, if all of our council members had men. been more vocal and had worked to educate town residents of the many concerns related - 58 percent of all employed women over to the incinerator issue. age 45 work in low-paying jobs in the sales, clerical and service sectors of the economy. 100 YEARS AGO 50 YEARS AGO However, there is a ticket that will change all that Rick Maher, a leader in the fight - The youngest group of women are as Veraoo D. Cook, son of Daniel H. Cook The Board of Freeholders yesterday af- against the incinerator, has decided to run segregated into these jobs as older women. of Tinton Falls, came to Red Bank with his ternoon took under advisement a plea for for council because of this issue, as well as father's horse and wagon. In front of The expenditures by the county of a share of the others facing our town. His running mates. - Although many employers still believe Register office, one of the traces became estimated $50,000 for the widening of Bob Gagliano and Rich Brandstetter (a cur- that older women make poor employees, unhooked, and when it fell to the ground, it Broad Street, Red Bank, between Mon- rent councilman) have also clearly been surveys show that they are loyal, competent struck the horse on the heels. This fright- mouth Street and Reckless Place. The ne- against the incinerator and have taken part workers with an average job tenure of 9.4 ened the animal, and it dashed down the cessity of widening Broad Street has been in the fight opposing it years. street. anticipated for several years. Mayor Charles R. English said, but the sale of the property We need them in office. However, the - Projected increases in the number of Howard Sickles, son of William M. on Broad Street by the Methodist Church - only way that is going to happen is if you frail elderly in the future mean that more Sickles of Red Bank, was in the wagon when and its conversion into a business building make it a point to go out and vote. As Tin- midlife and older women will be forced to the accident occurred. He was driving, and to house many stores - has brought the plan ton Falls citizens, we can't stress enough leave jobs or cut back on hours to care for when the horse started to run away, he to a head sooner than expected. how important it is for you to vote in this older family members. dropped out the back part of the wagon. election. It has been a long, hard fight When he dropped the lines and jumped out against the incinerator this past year. We are This Mother's Day, OWL is calling for a of the wagon, Vernon, who is not yet 11 25 YEARS AGO ~" simply not going to win it without the sup- series of legislative reforms to address the years old. pluckily gathered up the lines and port, and most importantly, involvement of wage gap and discrimination problems old- endeavored to stop the hone, which by that Acting nmsMsln Joseph J. McFadden our local officials. er women encounter. time, was in a headlong gallop. yesterday announced he will arrange for in- spections for parties interested in purchas- Please vote for Maher, Gagliano and ing the former post office building at Broad Brandstetter. Do it for your family, your ALVINA JOHNSTON, ( Monmouth County Chapter 75 YEARS AGO ~ and Canal streets. The General Services Ad- home, and for the future of Tinton Falls. ministration, after hearing the borough was Shrewsbury Daring the past two months or so, an LAURIE CANNON AND MIKE CANNON not interested in acquiring the structure, de- average of three new houses have been clared it surplus. Tinton Falls Thank you started each week at Red Bank and in the vicinity. The contractors are having one of Gratitude expressed The Rumson Senior Citizens want to the busiest seasons they have ever experi- 10 YEARS AGO thank you and your wonderful staff for the enced. The family of William R. Fortini express- coverage you offered of the 21st anniversary "We're hatfUsMy happy and proud," said es to all our friends and neighbors our deep- of the dub. One of Ike biggest moving jobs ever un- Red Bank Mayor Michael J. Amone, as he dertaken hereabouts is being performed at reported approval by the federal Depart- est gratitude for all your expressions of sym- Please extend our special appreciation to pathy and concern at the time of our loss. Sandy Hook by Thompson & Matthews of ment of Housing and Urban Development Lauren Jaeger and Martin Petterchak for Red Bank for the Western Union telegraph of a $2.8 million Urban Development Ac- We want to especially thank the board, giving so much of their time and talent. staff and members of the Red Bank YMCA. company. The Red Bank firm is moving an tion Grant to the borough for construction and the personnel, volunteers and recipients We also want to thank all at The Register observation tower for a distance of half a of a high-rise parking garage on Globe of Mobile Meals. Also, Father Lowery of St. who have showed us so many kindnesses mile. The tower is 115 feet high and has 10 Court The high-rise structure, which is ex- James Church, and the Woolley Funeral and courtesies in the past. stories. It is moved by being slid on top of pected to provide about 600 parking spaces Home. Thank you all. timbers. Four teams and 21 men are em- for employees of Riverview Hospital and TERESA BRENNAN ployed on the job. This contract, together shoppers, is to be built in conjunction with publicity chairwoman, LEE V. FORTINI AND FAMILY with moving a bouse at Sandy Hook for the the $40 million expansion of Riverview al- Rumson Senior Citizens Little Srtver telegraph company, amounts to $ 15.000. ready approved by frtii wuh Imafrf* THE REGISTER. MAY 8. 1991 5 Local readers explain why their moms are so special ByOwry to tell us about her mom, who apparently spends a lot of time carting Jennie around Mother's Day is Sunday, and usually that "She talk me to the moves and talk me on calls for a lot of praise and a lot of mushy trips and out to lunch," she explained in sentiment, but we think it's a good time to excellent penmanship and earnest, if un- step back, as impartial observers, and se- grammatical, sentences. riously rate the mothers in our area. We know that remaining objective in this en- Others wrote to say that mom has been deavor is difficult, because we all tend to an excellent, efficient, inexpensive cab driv- favor our own mothers, but our staff has er indeed All of these driving moms have tried its best to separate the merely senti- earned valuable points in this portion of the mental from the truly outstanding. competition, but one stands out Meyeon Park, 11, of Holmdel wrote to We held a contest recently asking our tell us that her mom "drives me half across younger readers just what it was about their the state to take me to my lessons." That's mothers that make them so special. Reading what our staff likes to hear - none of this through a record number of entries - which "right around the corner" business for the may not have conformed to the rules of Park family. grammar, spelling or penmanship - our editorial staff discovered volumes about what In the all-important food category, the kids really want in a mother. choice has to be the mother of Holmdel's Margaret Pesce. 11. Margaret's mom slaves Well start with the easy stuff - the 18- over a stove for hours at a time, according hour days, the flawing up, the cooking, the to her adoring daughter. Our staff's ears cleaning up, the shopping, the cleaning up. pricked up quickly when we heard this from Those things, most of you mothers have Margaret: apparently gotten down pat "When I come home from school, she "My mom is special because of all the gives me a yummy snack." Mom sure things she does, like my laundry and teach- knows how to keep Margaret coming home ing me how to drive," said Vicki Vittoria. from school on time. 17. of Tinton Falls. In the forgiveness competition, the moth- Andrea Casazza, 6, of Red Bank agreed. er of Rachelle Anne Magowan, 12, of Fair "She makes dinner. She helps me do my Haven earns valuable points by looking the ' homework. She tucks me in at night," said other way despite less-than-perfect behavior Andrea in an expert assessment of her by her kids. "Even if we broke something, mom's "specialness." she says 'It's OK.' and then she hugs us," wrote Rachelle. Our staff was impressed gpi by flkch Scftultz "When I am down, she is there to cheer but wondered whether there was anything in MOM'S DAY me up." wrote Melissa Lupo, 11, of the Magowan household which isn't broken Amy Gayoao, 14, of Rumton poses with her mom, Judy. Amy was The Register's Shrewsbury, echoing a sentiment expressed as a result of this forgiveness policy. Mother's Day contest winner in the 13-18 ege group. by many sons and daughters out there. Vicki, Andrea and Melissa have each ex- In the final analysis, it seems that every- pressed specific traits their moms have one found a few things that are unique and Winners earn dinner for mothers shown which make them excellent at their wonderful about their mom. That made our motherly duties, not just generic "my mom job as mom judges very difficult, but we Amy Gayoso, 14, of Rumson and Amy L. cook, as she feeds me with excellent advice. is super" sweetness. These three greatly im- muddled through. The two entries we Farr, 11, of Fair Haven were the winners in She's a doctor, as she knows what to pre- pressed our judges. - picked represented what we thought were The Register's annual Mother's Day Con- scribe when I'm sad But most of all, she's test Their winning entries earned their my friend" It teems that a great majority of you the best entries, because we realized we really could never pick the best mom. mothers dinner at a local Italian restaurant Amy Fair's message about mom ex- moms out there have even mastered the Congratulations to Amy and Amy, and also plained, "My mom is special because she endless driving back and forth to baseball Casey Wonting, aa eager Register reader to everyone who sent in entries - all the has had five operations and she was in the practice, football practice, dance lessons, from somewhere out there in Register land moms in the area are special. hospital for weeks at a time. I don't know gymnastics, day camp, soccer games in may have summed it up best Amy Gayoso's entry read "My mother is how she could stand that gross hospital neighboring states, and school when the food After she got out of the hospital, she lads miss the bus. "The most special thing is. she's my special because she is more than a mother. mom." Happy Mother's Day to all you My mom is also a teacher, as she has taught had to struggle to walk again and still had to Jennie Miller, 6, wrote from Little Silver moms, and especially to my mom. me many valuable lessons in life. She's a love and support her family." 'Unknown' star comes to Red Bank theater on Tuesday stuff that sounded like what rock 'n' roll home, the LP landed in the "USA Today- Game" video. A second video version was should be." Top 10 Album list for the year, while in filmed under the direction of Herb Ritts on Chris Isaak wins Oddly enough, Isaak, then 20, was living Europe, the single "Blue Hotel" was a major location in Hawaii. in Tokyo when he first heard those inspira- hit in France. The two directors are not alone in cham- applause, raves tional recordings. Attending college, fighting Three subsequent European tours sold pioning Isaak's cause. His music is regularly heard in a variety of settings including the on an amateur boxing team, and working as out as did two U.S. tours later that year. soap opera "Days Of Our Lives," the TV for three albums a tour guide in a film studio, Isaak soon After more tours here and abroad Isaak movie "The Preppie Murder," and the se- turned to singing. released "Heart Shaped World" in 1989. By Cheryl—Mr! ries "Private Eye." He moved to Sea Fraadsce where he be- The album continued his typically haunting As an actor. Isaak has appeared as a fast gan performing as a soloist and guitarist in musical mood food killer in "Married To The Mob," and Previously dubbed "the world's favorite coffee houses. Eventually, he assembled Sil- unknown," singer/songwriter Chris Isaak "If you hated my last two records, don't "The Silence of the Lambs," both directed vertone to perform his growing repertoire of buy this one," be joked by Demme, another die-hard enthusiast has finally come into his own. original songs. Appearing with special guest star Marti After again earning little recognition from "I usually get offers to play psychopathic The band - St Louis native James Calvin the public, Isaak and his career stalled But heavies," said the musician-actor, "which is Jones at the Count Basic Theatre in Red Wilsey on guitar, Kenney Dale Johnson fine by me. My favorite actor has always Bank at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Isaak and his long- in October 1990, Lee Chestnut musical di- from Ronnie Specter's live band on drums, rector of an Atlanta, Ga.. radio station, cre- been Robert Mitchum and he was best time band Silvertone will affirm what all the and Rowland Salley, an Illinois native who when he was playing a bad guy. Villains are hoopla has been about ated the beast that pushed Isaak from cult wotted the folk circuit in New York, Eu- status to full-fleged stardom. always more interesting." Long regarded by critics, radio program- rope and the Bay area on bass - remained These arc net his ssie screen appearances. mers and musical insiders as a "should-be dedicated to Isaak through the years of on- Chestnut a longtime Isaak fan, decided to Isaak has been a guest on "The Tonight star," Isaak has finally awakened the general the-brink public recognition. test the waters and play his first single off Show," "Entertainment This Week," "Into "Heart Shaped World" The song. "Wicked The Night With Rick Dees," "Late Night public after three critically acclaimed al- Isaak and his band took up residency in a Game," soon became No. 1 on the playlist. bums, an extensive concert, and appear- club, where producer Erik Jacobsen caught With David Letterman," "The Today ances in films and television. the act signed it to Warner Bros. Records, The attraction to the tune was widespread Show," and CNN, as well as dozens of local The youngest of three brothers born and and helmed the 198S debut "Silvertone." and "Wicked Game" began turning up on programs. raised in Stockton, Calif., Isaak grew up lis- The albom led to extensive touring stations from coast to coast It hopped the He's also guest-hosted shows on MTV tening to country and western music, and throughout the East Coast and Europe. That Atlantic Ocean to top European charts while and VH-1 and been the subject of feature later, the early Sun Sessions which included tour and a homecoming to sold-out dates in the album followed the single up the charts articles in "Us," "Playboy," "Egg," and San Fransciso and Los Angeles earned Isaak and jumped a phenomenal 100 places in -Rolling Stone." blues, rockabilly and rock 'n" roll. just three weeks. He also was a fan of crooners Dean Mar- and Silvertone their ever-growing following, Definitely not hard on the ears, Isaak tin and Bing Crosby, as well as band leader including Madonna, John Fogerty. Rickie An instrumental version of the single does not damage the eyes, either. "People" Lee Jones, David Lynch and Jonathan graced the soundtrack to the film "Wild At called him one of the most beautiful people Louis Prima. of 1990 and he was featured in full-page "Though I loved the Beatles," he said "I Demme. Heart" Also a longtime Isaak fan. director A second album. "Chris Isaak." was re- David Lynch used his music in "Blue Vel- fashion spreads in both "Esquire" and "El- never liked rock 'n' roll until I heard the vet," and directed the initial "Wicked le." All tickets are $22.50. Call 842-9000 original Sun Sessions. That was the first leased in 1987 and yielded more acclaim. At Illillt'l 11.1 • : : f I ••• 6 MAY 8,1991, THE REGISTER TODAY 10 AM TO 10 PM • THI PM

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Not for money ... just to And, as the barrels begin to show signs of make the charming town of Fair Haven an wear and tear, the Fair Haven Garden Gub even more beautiful place to live. uproots them and replaces them with new Our Quality Is Guaranteed But of course, this can't happen without ones. And the Public Works Department on funds. And nearly all of the money for the Allen Street will go from eyesore to local Rex-Gene is not an ordinary supermarket flowers and trees comes from this yearly attraction, as the $ 100 worth of flower bulbs but a Food Warehouse where you can sava event that the garden club planted begin to bloom. up to 40% on your weekly food bill "The garden club does not want contro- Even historic Bicentennial Hall, a meet- versy," said Jessie Boyer, club president ing place for many clubs and events, has its "We do lunches, have fund-raisers and do landscaping kept picture-perfect through the BONELESS BEEF BUTT TENDER FRESH, BONELESS BREAST only nice things, such as the landscaping at efforts of garden club members. CUSTOM CUT FOR the Knollwood and Sickles schools." Sone of the garden club's work is found The Fair Haven Garden Club members indoors as well. The Hospice Wing at River- CHICKEN always keep their eyes open for ways to im- view Hospital is made possible through the FILET prove the local scenery, even in places that Fair Haven Garden Club. "It's a big project aren't very apparent to the average citizen. in terms of the number of people," said CUTLETS For instance, the club took the many Boyer. "We provide the foliage plants. We IIIIVI1VI1 Christmas trees planted at one of the el- decorate it seasonally. We potted the flow- ementary schools and grouped them togeth- ering bulbs. Two women go in each week to er, for a "less scattered look." fertilize and take care of the plants." And the flower arrangements that accom- And as the 35th anniversary of the Har- pany the senior citizens' "Mobile Meals" are ding Bird Sanctuary on Harding Road ap- courtesy of the Fair Haven Garden Club. proaches, the Fair Haven Garden Club is $399 (SOLO IN 10 LB. BAGS, brainstorming for ways to improve the oa- The Garden Club is also spiffing up Vic- LESSER OUANTrOES »2» LB. tory Park on River Road. However, this (7 LB. AVQ.) CASE LOTS (40 LB) «2" LB.) sis. "We want to open up paths, plant bulbs, year, the Township Committee asked for and repaint the signs," said Boyer. funds to repair the statue of the Work) War Driving down River Road, with its many I Doughboy, who lost his rifle, instead of RED AND GREEN charming local businesses, it is hard to over- flowers. "Well still do something," said 1LB.TO1V4LB. look the large, geranium-filled barrels that Boyer. "We may plant geraniums." seem to magically appear each year. So, buy your flowers and vegetables this "That's our one big project," explained Saturday at the fire house. And buy some LIVE SEEDLESS Boyer. "The merchants buy the barrels, plants for Mom - remember, it's Mother's complete with the dirt, and each year we Day Sunday. 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(WHOLE) $289 LEMER OOAMTTTIE* •»" LB ' (12LB.I I3SIB.UM IMCMWT, I iimim MARCAL SUNRISE PRO-FRY PlATiS PAPER TOWELS 29 EACH \J (15 ROLL Sayreville: 462 Rantan St 525 7555 (R Linden: Wt HBIankeSt 862--- (201) 583-3878 West Long Branch: -- •, MARKETPLACE MALL Bayville: JNCTRTS 27*518 FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP oJVecessities NORTH OF (201)297-0493 8 MAY 8,1991, THE REGISTER The comdl has scheduled a May 16 meeting with the board to review the defeat- Board awaits recount result ed budget Its deadline for cutting it, with Center seeks specific recommendations on where to By Marilyn Duff Winter, approximately $30,000 was make the cuts, is May 22. crisis workers trimmed from the budget Approval of the current expense levy SHREWSBURY — The school district Winter said Monday the district had would have resulted in a 3.9-cent increase in HAZLET — The Women's Center of will learn today the results of a recount of asked for a recount and would be expecting the school tax for the borough's elementary Monmouth County is seeking volunteers to last week's budget vote. the resulu today. Regardless of the out- school, raising it from 57 cents per $100 of be trained as rape crisis advocates. come. Winter said while the state views a tie assessed property to 61 cents or $61 per Training will begin May 19, 10 a.m. to 5 As the result of a dead heat, the $2.5 $100,000 of assessed property. million current expense budget went down as a defeat- it is not a mandate. Besides, he p.m., and will continue for four consecutive to defeat noted the board trimmed an extra $23,888 The proposed $3.4 million 1991-92 bud- weeks. from the budget after submitting it to the get includes $3.2 million for current ex- Volunteers will work with victims of rape Of 1.988 registered voters, 262 voters county superintendent's office. penses and $199,175 for debt service. There went to the polls. The vote was 130-130. and sexual assault, providing emotional If the tally remains unchanged, it will be is no capital outlay. support and accompanying victims through Richard Anderson, president of the Board up to the Borough Council to decide how Voters also returned three incumbents, medical and legal procedures, as well as proof Education, on Monday attributed the de- much, if any, to cut The board then has the running unopposed, to second three-year viding information and referrals. feat to voter apathy because of the uncon- option of appealing all or part of the coun- terms on the nine-member school board. They will undergo extensive training in tested board election. cil's cut to state Commissioner of Education . understanding sexual violence, crisis inter- John Ellis. Mary Christine Specht, 39 Colonial This is the first defeat since 1988, when Drive, received 205 votes, followed by Dr. vention, victimization, rape trauma syn- Anderson said the budget was defeated deci- Superintendent of Schools Wayne A. David H. MacNeill, 34 Buttonwood Drive, drome, and medical and legal procedures. sively, unlike last week's unusual tie. At that Cochrane could not be reached for com- who won 181, and Charles Jones, 30 Wake- A valid driver's license and car are re- time, according to Board Secretary David A. ment field Court who collected 150. quired. For further information or to schedule an interview to become an advocate, call Dar- lene Averick at 264-RAPE by May 15. WHOLESALE ? In the first three months of 1991, the Rape Crisis Center provided services to more than 220 county residents. Last year it aided more than 760 women in crisis. Thi!n»s mi suk>...likKSOi S 1 Cops charge WE copper cutter DARE SHREWSBURY — Police charged a 42- OUR year-old Tinton Falls man April 29 with the COMPETITION theft of thousands of dollars worth of copper cable from NJ. Bell. 575 Shrewsbury Ave. The 3.5-inch black, plastic-covered cable was stored in a fenced-in storage area at the TAKE rear of the building. Ronald E Summey. 124 Cherry St, Tin- 20% ton Falls, was charged with theft, burglary, and possession of burglary tools after being OFF apprehended during a surveillance by Pa- trolman Matthew Garrison. Shortly after midnight April 29, police said, Garrison heard the sound of a saw and observed the subject sawing through the cable, cutting it into 8-foot lengths. Summey was taken to Monmouth Coun- ty Jail in lieu of $10,000 bail with no 10 percent option. Police said it appeared Summey and an unknown number of accomplices had been stealing the cable, stripping it and selling the copper wire as scrap. Police were notified April 23 of the theft of $17,676 worth of cable sometime between April 1 and 23. Altogether, about $25,000 worth of cable has been stolen from the site, police said. Voters say no to school tab TINTON FALLS - Voters defeated a $9,319,143 budget proposed by the Board of Education, 477-337. The proposed tab would have raised the tax rate for borough property owners 15.3 cents per $100 of mtrrrii valuation, to about 97 cents per $ 100. Elected to a one-year board term was Wil- No Strollers or Layaways liam Lafley, Revere Drive, with 592 votes. Three-year terms went to Lesley CasteUini, Sycamore Avenue, 568 votes; Timber Washington, Avalon Drive, 516 votes; and Florence Cohen, Cloverdale Circle, 527 BRICK TOWN LAKEWOOD OLD BRIDGE SAYREVILLE SHREWSBURY votes. Voters also defeated a capital outlay pro- posal of $203,940. 295-1300 370-4900 679 9090 5*25 0733 747 1900 Some 14.9 percent of 5,552 registered voters cast ballots. The defeated $9.3 million tax levy was up from $7,933,352 last year. THE REGISTER, MAY 6. 1991 9 Tinton Falls First slate: Council needs leadership ByMwfcRond—u take the pressure off of (the need for) this incinerator." TINTON FALLS — The Tinton Falls Maher said while there is no single thing First candidates say it is time for new lead- the Borough Council could do to stop the ership and attitudes on the Borough Coun- incinerator, more leadership on the issue is cil. needed from council members. Running for three four-year seats on the council in the non-partisan election Tues- "There is. I think, both an opportunity day are incumbent Councilman Richard and an obligation of the council people in Brandsterter. and newcomers Robert Gag- Tinton Falls to take a leadership role," he iiano and Richard Maher. They are running said. against incumbent Council President Maher said he opposes the 35-year host Wayne E. Deutscher and Councilman Eu- municipalities agreement between the bo- gene G. Garvey. rough and the county which sets the fees Tinton Falls pays and receives for use of the Brandsterter, Branford Circle, has been landfill. on the Borough Council for about IS months. A photographer, he has lived in "I don't believe we should be paying tip- Tinton Falls since 1970 and in Monmouth ping fees at all," he said. "I cannot consider County since 1946. an agreement that precludes our ability to renegotiate for the next 35 years as being Richard Brandstattar GagluuM), Society HOI Condominiums, is practical." a member of the Zoning Board of Adjust- be returned as overdue taxes are paid. The proposed ordinance would not affect recre- ment and the Historic Preservation Com- Concerning taxes, Gagliano suggested the borough used $500,000 in surplus monies in ational vehicles, vans or pickup trucks and mission. He is a lifetime resident of Mon- regionalization of services, except for essen- the 1991 budget. only would affect commercial operators. He mouth County and works for the Danskin tial ones like law enforcement "For us to try to nail the taxpayers for an added that people who live in the affected Insurance Agency, Wall. "It's not that much different to have one 11-cent increase - on top of a doubling or residential areas, while not as vocal as the Maher, a resident of Park Place, has been eletrical subcode official for Eatontown. more of their tax rates last year via this truck owners, have told him they want active in solid waste disposal and anti-incin- Shrewsbury and Tinton Falls," he said. revaluation - when we're sitting on $6 stricter measures to keep the trucks out of eration issues. A liftime resident of Mon- "The town grew so quickly that I think put- million is unconscionable in these times." residential areas. mouth County, he is vice president of mar- ting together a bureaucracy . . . overstepped Maher said. Brudstetter. Gagliano and Maher also keting with Transworld Temporaries, its bounds and all of a sudden, we have to Gagliano said the council's attempt last said it is time for new and more open and Freehold. kind of pull back." year to adopt an ordinance banning certain responsive leadership in Borough Hall. In reference to the issue of the county- Brandstetter mentioned a hiring freeze, types of commercial vehicles from being Gagahano said council members need to proposed incinerator for Tinton Falls. looking at personnel policies, and getting rid parked overnight in residential areas im- get out and see what is important to their posed on long-time residents during hard constituents, something he said his oppo- Brandstetter said recycling saves towns of the 3-year-old position of director of pub- nents haven't been doing. thousands of dollars more than having mu- lic works, and other positions, which may economic times. - nicipal garbage trucked away to landfills. "The council has to get out there and so- have been needed during the growth boom, "I think what it shows again is the com- licit those opinions in the street." he said. "I and also would eliminate the need for fuel but are not needed now that it is over. plete insensitivity to the nature of the to operate the incinerator. The council really feel the town and the town govern- On the amount of surplus money Tinton town," he said. "We're not Rumson, we're ment need to settle down. No other town should be working to make this known, he not Fair Haven." added. Falls has or will have available from the sale went through the growth that we did in of municipal assets, with candidates' esti- Though they support some restrictions on Monmouth County in population and hous- -The thing (to do) would be to get that mates ranging from $4.1 million to $7 the biggest trucks being parked in resi- ing and things like that: and I think we have message out to as many towns as possible." million. Gagliano said some of the surplus dential zones, the Tinton Falls First candi- to take a breath and assess where we are, he said. "If that could be gotten across to the money could be used for the reserve for dates said the restrictions proposed were too because I don't really think we've had the rest of the county, local citizens might just uncollected taxes, which would eventually stringent. Their opponent. Garvey, said the opportunity to do that."

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Famous Egyptians live again 671-0200 Mkldletown at Swimming River School One Aria Park, Rte 35 By Mark Rondeau included The Valley Temple, which con- tained various artifacts relating to the mum- THE HUNTINGTON LEARNING CENTER* mification and burial process; exhibits on IMU TINTON FALLS — Ramses II, Cleopa- tra. Nefertiti — all made an appearance various facets of ancient Egyptian culture, Thursday at the Swimming River School including "living history" from Ramses II, Museum of Art and History. Cleopatra and many others. The museum also featured a burial chamber, recreating Actually, the famous Egyptians were actu- the artifacts which might have been found ally pupils dressed for the part for the bene- in the burial chamber of an ancient Egyp- fit of hundreds of parents and others who tian tomb. filed through the school to look at the exhib- 1 its, which included a model Egyptian Pyr- "Applies Egyptology" f«ejec* rep- amid, 14 by 14 feet, built by students of resented the application of Egyptian forms to modern problems. These included the William Wise, a carpentry teacher at the use of ancient Egyptian forms to design a Monmouth County Vocational School Dis- new school for the district and a shopping trict mall, said Diane Kracoff, a TEAM math With help from the vocational school, the teacher, who served that night as a curator evening's exhibit was presented by TEAM of the museum. Enrichment Students from the Mahala F. The Egyptian studies project is the second Atchison School, the Swimming River year of a three-year curriculum dealing with School and the Tin ton Falls School; art stu- ancient civilizations, Kracoff said. Last year dents from the Swimming River School and the pupils studied Mesopotamia and next Tinton Falls School, and art enrichment year they win study ancient Greece and students from the Swimming River School. Rome, she added. The exhibit included a representational The Egytian studies included a lecture display of student art projects done through- and slide presentation from Dr. Kenneth out the year by the general school popula- Ostrand from Villanova University, an Egy- tion. The art display was divided into two tologist who gave the children some real galleries. The Upper Gallery (also known as mummy wrappings, said art teacher and cu- Cashier the fifth grade wing) was comprised of pro- rator Phyllis Toon. will jects based on the elements and principles "It's one of those things that really ap- deduct of design. The Lower Gallery (also known peals to children," said TEAM Language as the central hallway) consisted of projects arts teacher and curator Sharon Sommers. ADDITIONAL developed through exposure to famous "It's a rich culture." paintings and artists as inspirational moti- vation. The teachers said the pupils remained en- 'Except thusistic throughout the project some even for It • m s Concerning ancient Egypt, the museum skipping lunch to work on it already specially OFF MAJOR STORE ITEMS Monmouth College professor wins award Dr. Michele Naples, associate professor down in U.S. Manufacturing," demon- THINK O> DAD ON MOTHER'S DAY TOO of economics and finance at Monmouth strates the contribution of deteriorating Entire Men's Dept. CASHIER DEDUCTS College, West Long Branch, has been work-place relations and working condi- ON SALE ADDITIONAL 20% awarded the Eastern Economic Associa- tions to the productivity slowdown. Cashier Deducts tion's Otto Eckstein prize for an article she Naples is a 1976 graduate of Princeton MEN'S SPRING/SUMMER SUITS wrote for the Eastern Economic Journal. ADDITIONAL 10% - SPORT COATS University. She earned a doctorate in eco- SAVE UP TO 50% The award, which carries a S 1,000 sti- nomics in 1982 from the University of Mas- pend, was presented at the association's an- sachusetts at Amherst. where she was a Na- nual meeting in Pittsburgh. tional Science Federation Fellow. Before joining the Monmouth College staff in Sep- It recognizes Naples as the author of the tember, she taught economics and women's best article published in the journal during studies at Rutgers University. the past two years. Naples and her husband, Gary Mitchell. 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"We need both a clerk and Borough Council are coming up Tuesday, agreement with the county for the Tinton an administrator on the job every day. We and two incumbents are running together Falls landfill, which limits the amount the need a director of public works. It can't be for re-election to the council. borough will have to pay to dump garbage, run any other way." Council President Wayne E. Deutscher. while not allowing for any raise of the $3.75 Deutscher said that in response to the Sycamore Avenue, and Councilman Eugene per ton tipping fee other county commu- fall-off in development in the borough, G.-Garvey. Stratford Lane, are seeking to be nities have to pay Tinton Falls to use the building department employees have been returned to their seats.on the council in the landfill. He said that a higher tipping fee cut back to 21-hour work weeks. non-partisan election Tuesday. They are would have to be negotiated with the state During the campaign, there has been running against Tinton Falls First candi- Board of Public Utilities, which makes it much debate about what should be done dates, incumbent Councilman Richard unlikely to be approved since other commu- with surplus money held by the borough Brandstette»and newcomers Robert Gaglia- nities would strongly object. from the sale of municipal lands. Borough no and Richard Maher. "The fact that we can lower (the cost for Financial Director Stephen Pfeffer recently Tinton Falls to dump) down to $100,000 a placed this surplus at $4.1 million, after the Deotseher is an engineer with Colsa Inc. year from what it was - which was over borough used about $500,000 of the surplus in Wall. He has been a resident of Tinton $400,000 per year - is going to save us tons in the 1991 municipal budget to stabilize EugamOanwy Falls since 1985 and a member of the Bo- of money," Garvey said. "The opposition the tax rate. Deutscher said that the borough Council since 1987. seems to think we should raise the rates of rough draws about $800,000 interest an- Garvey is a sales representative for Amer- the tipping fee to us. It's unlikely to hap- council can do to affect the borough's ad- nually on the money. The Tinton Falls First ministrative structure, despite the claims of ican and Efird Inc., a sewing-thread and pen." candidates have placed the amount of sur- yam company. He has been a resident of his opponents. Dentscher said that the issue cannot be plus higher and have indicated, without Deutscher said he is most proud of hav- Tinton Falls for 16 years and a member of used as a bargaining tool with the county to specifying amounts, more of a willingness to the council since 1985. ing gotten several ordinances changed to prevent the construction of the incinerator. use it to offset taxes. prohibit extremely high density devel- Concerning the controversial issue of the "There is no negotiating chip," he said. Deutscher and Garvey think the policy of opment The working relationship between incinerator proposed by the county for Tin- "The county can do whatever it wants in a using a portion of the money to stabilize the the council and the mayor is better than ton Falls, Deutscher said in a recent inter- landfill." tax rate, while leaving more in reserve, has before, he added. view that the council had hired an environ- On the issue of taxes, Deutscher said that been wise. Carrey pointed to his accomplishments mental attorney. He also responded to of this year's $9 million budget, approxi- The tax rale has been held to the level it of providing a concert in town every year charges that the council hasn't taken an ac- mately 56 million is for salaries for borough has been without going much higher, be- for the last five yean; the development of tive role in opposing the incinerator. employees, and spending has been held to cause we've been able to use the interest on Hockhockson Park; ordinances passed to "Until we really had something concrete the very minimum on actual operations the money we have," Garvey said. "It would relieve high density zoning problems; and to sink our teeth into, like the contract with costs. He added that between 5 and 6 cents be a quick fix just to use the money and that four of the five budgets he has voted on Westinghouse (to build the incinerator)," he of the 41-cent municipal tax increase for lower the taxes for this year . . . but you're have meant a decrease in taxation, if not in explained, "there was nothing focused that 1991 is due to increases in salaries and ben- going to pay the price. Once that money's spending. we could really do, other than say, 'Yes, efits. gone, it's gone forever, and there isn't much "I believe with all due modesty that we've we're against it for the health reasons, the "It's got to be looked at seriously in the more municipal land to sell." done a good job," Garvey said. "I think we economic reasons and the amount of prob- next negotiation with the unions, because Deutscher said that under Tinton Falls' proved our dedication to Tinton Falls, and lems it's going to bring to the borough from that's our escalation," Deutscher said. He strong mayoral form of government, we ask to be returned to office because of increased traffic' " added that by spending money now on such adopted in 1984, there is only so much the that"

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HE HELPS OTHERS Or. Robert H. Salvesen of Tinton Fans and Ms wile, Alice, deliver meal* to shut-ins as volunteers for Mobile Meals of Monmouth County Inc. Satvesen also has managed to get two grants for Mobile Meals from the Exxon Corp. Volunteer delivers meals By Mark Rondeau As a retired 24-year employee of Exxon. Salvesen has applied for and received two "It's gratifying to be able to help these volunteer involvement grants for Mobile people in need," said Dr. Robert H. Salve- Meals, most recently one for $ 1,000. sen of Tinton Falls, a retired Exxon Re- The group seems to be efficient and well- search and Engineering Co. associate, and a run, and provides a very important service, ...so, what's in a name? volunteer for Mobile Meals of Monmouth be said. He credits his wife for getting him PLENTY, when your car is returned from... County Inc. involved. Mobile Meals delivers food to home- Mobile Meals volunteers are recruited by bound people who are unable to cook for the Monmouth County Division of Social Finest auto body repair on the Jersey shore! themselves because of illness, advanced age, Services through its Volunteers in Public or disability. It is a private, non-profit orga- Service unit Attention to details, a Fahoury trademark! nization that is supported by a small gov- In addition to Mobile Meals, Salvesen ernment grant and private donations. also is involved in Asian Youth Ministries handling Of your Car as if it were our own! Salvesen's wife, Alice, was delivering in Red Bank, which provides Christian- meals when he retired in 1982, and within a oriented help for disadvantaged young peo- year or two, he became involved. ple through high school - including tutor- Our metal craftsmen "artists" with your auto! ing, recreational programs and clothing The couple delivers meals in Red Bank drives. U nbeatable quality, unquestionable workmanship! from one to three days a month. Salvesen usually goes in with the food, while his wife Salvesen has done volunteer work as a drives. math tutor and secured for the program an KepUtation, based on years of satisfied customers! Exxon volunteer involvement grant They make six to 10 stops each time. The round trip from Riverview Medical Center, An expert on hazardous waste, Salvesen I our confidence in our expert craftsmanship! where they pick up the meals, usually takes also serves on the Monmouth County Haz- ...So, whats in a name? Plenty, if it happens to be "Fahoury"! 30 to 45 minutes, be said. ardous Waste Advisory Committee. "Sometimes we're the'only ones they see "I've done environmental work all over li IIIH R IOUIM, M.K\I( I during the day," Salvesen said of the shut- the world," he said. ins. "Almost all of them are happy to see a PROMPT. II IK II M SI K\K \ \\ \\ Us He aim set-red on the Board of Education smiling face, and they seem to enjoy the in Clark for 10 years, and has volunteered to RECOMMENDED in 11 \I>I\(, I\M R \\( 1 ( OMPAMES food." serve on the Tinton Falls Environmental Most of the people served are elderly and Committee. live in apartments. Some are in wheelchairs, "We certainly need more people to get FAHOURY while others are old to cook or cannot get involved in community action," he said. out to shop for food, Salvesen added. "There is a tremendous need for both mon- THE AUTO "WREXPERTS" OF THE JERSEY SHORE ey and personal involvement Highway 35, Neptune Call 775-2833 24 HRS. A DAY Mobile Meals, he said is always looking for more volunteers, including those who "We're just little cogs in the wheel," he can get grants for the organization. added, "but you need them alL" THE REGISTER. MAY S, 1991 1 S CALENDAR EATONTOWN xtWedn •y The Ex tut Mown Tenants Rights Landscape Favorites for Mom! Committee will meet at 8 p.m. at Borough Had, 47 Broad St., Eatontown. The public is invited. FAIR HAVEN" ' Saturday •M ddriv id by Central I Jersey Blood Bank, 10 a.m.-i p.m., 41^*5 Organic Top Soil Church of the Nativity, Ridge Road and Rich, organic soil Ideal for Hance Avenue. gardens, lawns, tree and shrub plantings and mam Plant ale aponeored by Garden wedB- Res CM) of Fair Haven, 8 a.m.-noon, Fair Haven Fire Station, River Road. LITTLE SILVER Saturday Oarage sale sponsored by The Mother's Center of Monmouth County, 9 a.m.-i p.m., 9 Rivers Edge Drive. Call 747-7649. RED BANK ~~ Thursday Chinese auction, 6:30 p.m.. Congregation Beth Shalom, 186 Maple Ave. Tickets, $3, purchased at the door. Saturday CraColorfut as j^ lor N%am c«i herl specia Muml day Beautiful slu* fflowerinl g plants in choice of white, yellow and lavender Red Bank Christian Women's Club "Me And My Shadow" luncheon, noon- 2 p.m. May 15, Oyster Point Hotel. 146 Bodman Ave., Red Bank. Featuring with Trimec" to control mother-daughter fashion show with dandelions and 34 other clothes from the Dress Bam, weeds as iT fertilizes lawns Shrewsbury; music by Lori Jon Jones, 5.CKKI sq It Res 1199 and soprano Belle Mead; guest speaker Pam Abell. Free nursery provided for pre-school children. Tickets, $13. Registration deadline is today. Call 264- 2911 or 741-7377. 40-ib. Q99 Red Bank APM Barbershop Chorus 3 bags £7 meeting, 7:30 p.m., Tower Hill-First Reveille Limestone Pellets Presbyterian Church, 255 Harding Blvd. Neutralizes acidity in soil Men who enjoy singing, challenge of and rnaiBCS fertiltsVen more effective Easv-to-apptv competition and can carry a tune are pellets Reg. 5.99 each welcome. Call 787-1392 after 6 p.m. Red Bank La Leche League meeting, 7:30 p.m., 15 Carpenter St., Red Bank. Topic, "Advantages of Breast-feeding Geraniuma rf^timiniasi djsplBy of aiX0fen£s color' These to Mother and Baby." Nursing babies hybrid varieties are ideal for gardens and landscapes are welcome. Call 842-6685 or 576- Choice of several colors Res 1.69 each 8544. 7.99 Naxt Wodnasoa'y Wonderiawn Blood drive sponsored by Central Sun & Shade Jersey Blood Bank. 6:30-9:30 p.m.. First Grass Seed Mix 3 lbs Dependable formula Presbyterian Church, 255 Harding grows almost anywhere. Road. Provides an easv-to-grow. beautiful lawn Reg 9W SHREWSBURY ~

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TirttonAve. 16 MAY 8.1991, THE REGISTER The smaller the bird, the higher the intelligence rating If curiosity is an indication of intelli- behind, so I am expecting it out of course, what it is that excited jay is gence, we'll have to give a top avian IQ When you're dealing with birds that are yelling about rating to two of the smallest members of the people-watchers, the lazy way often is the The two kinglets, which move in April, local bird population, the golden-crowned best Instead of struggling to seek them out are prominent fixtures of the open wood- and ruby-crowned kinglets. BILL make your presence known and they'll lands and groves of our area during their When it comes to poking into other peo- come looking for you. spring migration. Their numbers will dwin- ple's business, these tiny bundles of feath- SANDFORD dle now as they move out to their nesting I snap some twigs, rustle some leaves, grounds north of us. ered nerves are nosier than a long-billed make shushing and squeaking sounds. It curlew. Weather figares for April show tempera- works as usual. tures held to recent form, averaging 3.S de- There may be a kindred-spirit factor in Both birds bounce about through the foliage, picking up insects, fluttering their Within minutes there are kinglets of both grees above normal for our area. Averages our fascination with these species. Of all the species all around me and over my head, have been consistently above the mean birds I know, they are the most avid people- wings nervously between hops, and both are comically inquisitive. bouncing about some coming to within a throughout the heating season now nearing watchers. couple of feet of me to peer into my fact. its end, and that adds up to substantial re- - Among the local avifauna, only the hum- Scouting a local woodlot for newly ar- duction in beating fuel demand. mingbird and the winter wren are smaller rived migrants for our spring calendar, I That goes on for several minutes. Then a blue jay, about SO yards away and out of As of May 1, the degree-days total was than the kinglets. In life they measure be- think I hear the jumble of notes that is the 816 below normal, a difference of 17.3 per- tween 3.5 and 3.75 inches in length. (Some song of the ruby-crowned, remarkable loud sight beyond some hemlock trees, sets up a noisy, alarmed racket cent Fuel consumption should have been field guides give slightly larger mea- for a sound emanating from such a tiny in- that much lower. surements because they are taken from strument The golden-crowned arrived a The kinglets immediately move off in the If we can continue to save oil at that rate, specimen skins, stretched out flat) few days before and its relative is seldom far direction of the sound. They have to find it may even compensate for what Exxon spills and Saddam Hussein torches. Bill Sandford of Matawan, a retired spaper associate editor, has been writ- WORTH THE HOP FROM AN YWHI ing about nature and conservation In Mon- mouth County since 1952. ACS plans new SUSAN support group The American Cancer Society will sponsor a breast cancer support and information group in Monmouth County. Dr. Nelda Samarel. an associate professor of nursing at William Paterson College, de- CENE veloped the special program. Its aim is to € IT AlIf help women with breast cancer deal with unpleasant physical symptoms and to make them feel better. Samarel, who resides in Manalapan. said volunteers are needed for the project SUNDAY "We're looking for women who have had a diagnosis of Stage I or Stage II breast cancer on or after Jan. 15 this year." said Sama- IS rel. who holds an doctorate in education. "They must have no other serious medical problems, such as heart trouble or diabetes, and they must have someone who would be MOTHER'S DAY willing to attend the program with them, if invited." Three groups will be established, each for up to eight women and each with a different starting date. They will meet in the Red Bank area, one evening a week for eight weeks. Select Group of "There is a definite need for this type of program,"said Samarel. "This year, 175,000 women will be diagnosed with breast can- Genuine Leather cer, and they will need help in adapting. INTO FASHION There are very few support groups for wom- [HANDBAGS For The Largest Selection of en with breast cancer. Most either do not OFF focus on this type of cancer or do not supply both information and support" HANDBAGS • FASHION JEWELRY Samarel said women eligible for the pro- Entire Stock of gram will be randomly assigned to one of LUGGAGE • ATTACHES the three groups. Only those who have not 14K GOLD JEWELRY participated in cancer support groups will All at Low Discount Prices be considered. Pre-registration is required. For more in- V2 PRICE formation, call 595-3486. Programs focus on seniors totes. RED BANK - In recognition of Older Americans' Month, MCOSS Nursing Ser- 50% ECl vices will participate in several community health programs focusing on the needs and interests of the elderly. I GIFT ITEMS OFF On May 16, Maureen Eng. MCOSS hos- NEW SPRII NMC HUT pice director, and nurse Peggy Reis will discuss the Hospice Option at Covered Bridge, 5 Piece an adult residence in Manalapan. Also, MCOSS Foundation and MCOSS ^Luggage JAQ MATAWAN PRIh Nursing Services representatives will participate in a Senior Services Fair sponsored by Reg. <3O0 V V Route 34 En*tfto*n Auction Route 27 & 518 Riverview Medical Center's Iifclink Pro- gram in the Blaisdell Auditorium between noon and 4 p.m. 583-3696 297-6249 Older county rtiMtiti also can partici- Marketplace Store Hours: Daily 10-6 Thurs. & Fri. 10-9 Sun. 12-5 pate in Senior Wellness, which provides a means of health maintenence, and Your Se- nior Connection, which provides handymen when needed. THE REGISTER, MAY S, 1M1 17 Science aids top vintners in description of wines A few swirls of the glass, a sniff and then to the flavor and aroma. Bnx is the unit of measurement One Brix the pronouncement "black peppers." The Bitterness ud Mlilasiij come from the is roughly equal to 1 gram of sucrose per other tasters nod their bead in agreement skins, as do much of the tannins. The seed is 100 grams of juice. Some back labels on No, it's not a scene in a spice company. 4.3 percent by volume. Crushing it contrib- bottles of American wine give the sugar con- What has just taken place is quite common CHARLES B. utes to the tannin and to the oils. tent at harvest. Late harvest wines have in a wine tasting. Stems and pedicel are 3 percent by vol- Brix in the 30s and 40s. Most dry wines are harvested at Brix in the low 20*. That particular description is typical of RUBINSTEIN ume. They are usually removed before fermentation. AcMs are Mather important constituent many California Zinfandels which exhibit a in wines. Without it wines would taste flat strong aroma of black peppers. Other de- Over 90 percent of the soluble solids in and dull. Grapes contain high acid levels. scriptors are also quite common. Most have ced to a compound that is also found in bell the "must" (crushed wine grapes) are grape As grapes ripen the acid level decreases. a basis in the components of wine. peppers. Wine is a highly complex sub- sugars. During fermentation, sugars are con- For wines needing a larger amount of stance containing over 2,000 compounds verted to alcohol by the action of yeast acidity, such as champagne and sparkling Research into wine aromas has led to the Most wines contain between 10 to 14 per- identification of the cause of particular which come from the grapes themselves or wines, the grapes are harvested earlier. As is from fermentation and aging. cent alcohol. The desired style of the fin- done with sugar content acid level is also odors. Not too surprisingly, the compound ished wine and the sugar content of the that leads to the smell of black peppeis in measured to determine the best time for By far. the largest volume of a grape is grapes determines the alcohol level. harvest wine is the same compound that is found in devoted to the pulp, of which 80 percent is During the growing season the sugar con- black peppers. juice and 4.2 percent is suspended solids. tent is usually measured to determine the Charles B. Rubinstein of Colts Neck has In a similar vein, the bell pepper aromas The skin takes up 8 percent It's responsible best time to harvest The amount of sugar is been collecting and tasting wine for 40 in many cabernet sauvignons has been tra- for the color of the wine, and it contributes a measure of ripeness. years. Two Complete lercia USTORAME ITALIANO^ No Compromise With Quality TWO Meals.'"w* . .Onlv S9.75*> I W () Open Mother's Day 2-9 P.M. 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It has happened to you. You're late for an appointment and you're tearing down your favorite back road, avoiding the traffic and making up time as you go. You are willing to put up with a few potholes, a few upraised sewer covers, and the chance of getting behind a slow driver, because you are Avoiding The Traffic. You have even figured out exactly how fast to take that sudden dip in the road where it crosses the creek, to avoid bottom- ing out your Honda. Nothing can slow you down. You are AVOIDING THE TRAF- FIC. Then, suddenly, disaster strikes. Up ahead, you see those familiar orange pylons, men in hard hats, and those red brake lights on the cars in front of you. Your on-time arrival is down the drain. You have encoun- tered every hurried driver's nightmare - road construction. Of coarse, roads have to be fixed, sewers have to be installed, and bridges have to be repaired, but why can't the town find a time to improve these thoroughfares at a time when you are not late for an appointment? "Keeping the roads safe and driveable is always our main concern, but we do go out of our way to make things less inconve- nient," said Lawrence Wergen, assistant Public Works superintendent for Middle- town. "Yeah, right," said the late motorist "We always try to schedule road repairs Photograph by Rich ScruKz so as to make any inconvenience to motor- ROADBLOCK ists minimal," explained Lou Ferraro, the Construction scenes Hke this on* on the Route 18 extension in Tinton Fafts win greet motorists during the spring and summer, as Shrewsbury councilman who oversees the local towns take advantage of the wanner weather to repave and Improve highways and byways. Public Works Department for his borough. "Sure, and pigs can fly," explained the same cold to lay blacktop. As a result, the repairs which projects to tackle, and which can be "We can't be everywhere," Ferraro said. motorist 20 minutes later. still aren't finished, and will be complete in left for another year. The deciding factor, Of course, the town is only responsible Although these may sound like valid ex- early spring. not surprisingly, is money. for local roads. The road improvement pro- cuses for guys in orange hats and big boots The moral of the story is, according to "We must always weigh the public safety jects that really hang you up are the ones on to make you late, Ferraro said that the town Ferraro, that driven should be patient in and convenience benefits (of a particular county and state roads, like Rumson Road, really does care about whether or not your waiting for their favorite shortcut or regular project) against the cost factor when decid- which is county Route 520, and Route 18, trip is delayed. He cited last year's repairs of route to work to be finished. ing on improvements," Ferraro said. He which is a nightmare. The Rumson Road improvements should be done by the end of Haddon Avenue as an example. "We take our responsibility to keep our added that the above process is about the same in every municipality. the summer, but the extension of Route 18 "We closed half of it, then doted the oth- roads in top shape very seriously," he said. will take at least until December, the target er half later," he said, calling that the nor- Ferraro explained the procedure. In Sep- Of course, null repairs like potholes and date for completion. mal procedure. "Nobody had to go around tember or October, the Public Works super- cracked pavement are taken care of with The comity, to be sere, is planning to keep the Mock, no businesses lost any business, visor, who is out on the roads constantly, less red tape. Ferraro said that the Public doing necessary repairs in their on- and most importantly, the road was fixed." issues to the Town Council his report about Works Department is always on the lookout going battle to keep our roads safe and free Well, almost You see, the repair of Had- which streets need to be repaired. This list is for small road problems that crop up, and of potholes. The state will undoubtedly find don Avenue is an example of what can go forwarded to the borough engineer, who tries to take care of them as soon as possi- another project to tackle when Route 18 is wrong in any road repair endeavor. Ferraro looks over the choices and makes his rec- ble, often in just a day or so. He stressed finished. And you will undoubtedly contin- explained that the excavation process un- ommendations. Finally, the council mem- that any resident who notices a pot- ue to pound on your dashboard, late for covered some problems underground that bers themselves, particularly those who are hole or other road problem should immedi- another appointment, but secure in the the engineering company didn't foresee, and charged with overseeing roads and capital ately call Public Works to get it fixed. He knowledge that the guardians of our roads the repairs took longer than expected. Then, improvements, drive over the areas and in- said that the department is always open to are looking out for your safety. But you to top it all off, the weather began to get spect the problem spots. In April, the real suggestions, and that it may miss something may wonder, can't they look out for it at involved, as the nip in the air made it too tussles start, as the council must decide despite all of its good intentions. some other time? Plan ahead for construction delays along your route When the weather gets warm, the road summer of 1991 wears on: In Matawan, the Jackson Street area has vorite route to Strathmore Lanes or into crews get busy, repairing potholes, recon- Taylor Lane, a popular shortcut near a been targeted for sewer and storm drain im- town may be blocked off or detoured- Be- structing intersections, installing sewers, busy Route 35 car wash, will become more provements, which we all know means de- sides that project the township has begun and trying to avoid being strangled by angry popular when it it paved, so avoid the area lays, delays, delays for those trying to get the next phase of a huge road improvement drivers who have to go all the way around when that begins this summer. If you know through. Matawan officials said that the project The repaving and reconstruction the block to avoid them. Here's a list of about this shortcut however, you probably first phase of that project is nearing comple- project will include 22 township roads, trouble spots in your area that you may already know another one to get around the tion, but to squash the hopes of those who according to Township Administrator Mark want to avoid this spring and summer construction. think they will fly through that area between Coren, who said that the entire project will In Middletown, the county is presently Church Street and Ravine Drive, the second take about two years to complete. He added Other roads to avoid at various times this phase will begin in the late summer or early that residents who live near the affected reconstructing the intersection between summer include Portland Road near Hill- Narnink Hirer Road aad Haboard Areaoe. fall. roads win be notified as the construction side Arcane, Leonard Lane between Route approaches. causing some rough pavement and occa- 36 and LeonardTiUt Road, Hartshorae Road In Rumson, the main trouble spot is sional delays. If you're heading toward near Clay Ceart la Naresiak, aad Mala Ksassea Road, which is county Route 520, Shadowlake Village from Route 35, howev- In Tinton Falls, borough officials said Street in Pert MeaaMata aear Beast 36. and has been under construction on and off that the minor improvement project on er, there's probably no way to avoid the riagi Highway win be worked on from for what seems like forever. At least there is intersection. Hope Road near Sycamore Avenue is fin- Town Hall west to New Moaawexk Road, beautiful scenery and stately mansions to ished, but never fear, more improvements According to Assistant Public Works Su- and also from Bed Hill to Charck Street view while waiting for traffic to dear. For are coming. Borough Fngin—r John Cbe- perintendent Lawrence Werger, the town- further down the road. an alternate, try Ridge Road or the much midowick said that West Park Avenue is ship is currently revamping a curve on Stil- more scenic River Road, which by the way, due for repairs in two places during the Iwell Road between Constitution aad In Sea Bright the sea wall construction, boasts some of the most spectacular views as most people who have cruised down of the Navesink. and is worth a ride on a summer months. The intersection between Heated Seed to make that curve less dan- West Park aad Wayside Bead will be wid- Ocean Areaae lately must know, occasion- nice day, anyway. ¥ • gerous. Try Portland to Beacon Hill Road as ally calls for unpredictable, short delays as ened to accommodate three lanes, and the an alternate route into Leonardo. the crews move equipment around that In Aberdeen, Soath Attaatic Arcane will intersection between West Park aad Hope Werger said the township plans more thoroughfare. As an alternate route, you get the renovation treatment this summer, Baal win be closed and traffic rerouted in- work this spring and summer, so keep an could charter a small boat, as the ocean is so everybody in that pan of town should termittently to allow for the inttalfr*"*" of a eye out for the following trouble spots si the the only corrvenient alternate. plan ahead for the eventuality that their fa- new traffic light THE REGISTER, MAY 8, 1991 19 Children learn best by exploring -ARISTA- Let's Explore it an inviting title, and There, the basic learning materials of when kids and parents visit this sand, water, clay, paints and blocks were Shrewsbury-based learning experience, it's used for young children. And play they did. •orvteoi for th» exciting and memorable. Very young children, along with the 6s and 7s were measuring, pouring and observing Let's Explore offers adults and children ARA 1 things to do and an indoor playground for the properties of water. SQVM you money bocouso the very young, and those up to 8. NUGENT They were sculpting creations in clay and you poy for owy flwwon t But an adult friend explained that she, PARENTING castles and other structures in the sand. you mid. too, had participated in the fun things to do Adding water to the sand provided additio- 1 nal learning. Avovo fo# ov#f ttooo ot tufl oc at the same time that her grandchildren at Let's Explore, and the open nature of ^rfj-t titmi.m. ••••• Ji .-.»•» were engaged in exploring and playing. each activity allows the same child to return Around the corner were large-muscle structures, trains to pretend travel, cars and • W«'l work in your offic* or Some children take to the Velcro room, time and time again as he ages, and with life-size trucks to drive, and slides and bal- where everything sticks to the walls. Others maturity sees the experiences in a different ance boards to walk. our*. are farina ted with the life-size body with light Learning for young children is fun when parts that come out and the adjacent operat- This past week, while visiting the chil- it's hands on. You might want to visit. Even ClUTOMYfOt ing room table. Playing doctor and nurse dren's museum in Indianapolis. I realized the adults enjoy what's there. I did. can be fun. that those who really know children have a Yet other children are content to play strong belief in hands-on experiences as a Ara Nugent is director of Learning Asso- (201)4«2-477S store. They use the cash register, remove way to learn. ciates, Fair Haven. things from the shelves, and pretend to shop. Engaging in thiags scientific is another option and kids can learn about chain reac- tions, aerodynamics, environmental concerns, and computers. ftetnington furs Has your little one ever wanted to be a firefighter? Well the outfit, hose and fire truck are provided, and he or she can pretend to be off to a four-alarm fire. Babies are welcome and there is an adult Store Your Furs With conversation pit with low walls that keep baby nearby, playing with toys provided by the management. Tlye Fur Experts. What is so encouraging about this new endeavor is that its owners have made a strong statement of their belief in the value The better care you give your furs, the of play and its ability to help children learn. longer they will remain as lovely as the day They also have put into action a demon- you purchased them. At Flemington Fur, stration project of that belief. Let's Explore is a model of how young children learn. It you can be sure that only fur experts will follows the research, and provides children handle your furs, and that each fur will and adults with knowledge about how chil- receive the care necessary to maintain its dren learn as well as demonstrating how such learning is done. beauty for years and years. Hardly a child will forget his experience Fur Storage: _____ A.J. Perri Our specially designed fur vaults are on the premises. Temperature and humidity are offers advice, automatically controlled to make certain your furs receive the very special care they total comfort deserve. And at prices you will find hard to match: For more than 20 years, A J. Pern tec. has been providing expert heating and air conditioning sales, installation and service Fur Garments A Shearlings $20.00 for residential and commercial customers. Cloth Coats & Leathers $18.50 As climate control experts, they create a Fur Hats & Accessories $15.00 comfortable environment in which to live and work. An AJ. 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Pern's commercial division handles all planning and spec work on offices, facto- ries and any commercial building. Bring Your Furs to. The personnel consists of experienced and knowledgeable professional people. Flemington Today! Free estimates are given and convenient credit terms arranged. They advise clients on the best system for their particular needs, for both gas and oil flemington fur company units. Lennox, Honeywell and Carrier sys- OPEN SUNDAY & EVERY DAY 10 AW TO 6 PM tems are available. NO B SPRING STREET FLEMINGTON NEW JERSEY Air conditioners for an individual room, entire home or office are all high efficiency units. For further information or estimates, call 1-800-833-0164. 2O MAY 8, 1991, THE REGISTER

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Photograph by Rich Schultz HOUSE TOUR Katherine dark poses by her historic OHUapia Avenue home in Fair Haven, one of many fine home* that will be featured on Friday's houae tour to benefit the Monmouth Of course you want to treat your mother, to County Historical Association. show your love one way or another on Moth- er's Day of all days. The Clam Hut's famous for its many ways of pleasing Mother's ap- petite with each mouthful and every bite. Tour to cover 5 historic homes This day is "special" for us too. Come help FAIR HAVEN - Many people drive Road - and the Varsity Club on Fair Haven us celebrate with the Clam Hut crew, our slowly as they pass distinctive homes, in Road. twenty-six years of pleasure serving you. order to admire their beauty and charm. Reservations can be made by calling Day- RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE Now those who long to see inside those ton Beguelin at 291-2856, and tickets also houses will have the opportunity to do so, may be purchased on the day of the tour at when the Monmouth County Historical As- the intersection of Fair Haven and River Regular Menu • Children's Menu' sociation sponsors its second annual walk- roads. ing tour of five historic homes and gardens Five historic homes on Fair Haven and in Fair Haven. GUlespie roads, all within walking distance The house tour will take place between 10 of each other, will be featured. Morning cof- OPEN 7 DAYS FOR a.m. and 4 p.m. Friday. Tickets are $20 and fee and afternoon tea will be served in the LUNCH and DINNER are available at the following participating garden of a sixth home. stores in Fair Haven: LePapillon, Blue Luncheon will be available at the Comer Stove Antiques, Fair Haven Bookstore, Fair Cafe and De-Lish's Cafe in Fair Haven. All PHONE: 872-0909 or 291 -1284 Haven Hardware, Frame it Yourself. Gem ticket holders will be presented with special Highlands, N.J. Foot of Atlantic Street of an Idea, The Corner Room Restaurant, shopping bags decorated with violets, which Lawlour Travel, The Write Impression, De- will identify them as they visit the bou- lish Cafe, Byford and Mills - air on River tiques and shops in Fair Haven.

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15 Wallace St., Red Bank. FREEHOLD Photo Shop, Inc. 5 W. Main ». 747-2273 462-0136 RED BANK. N.|. The Complete Photo Shop Members American 36 W. Broad St. Gem Society 741-5800 THE REGISTER, MAY 6. 1991 21 Club gathers blooms for sale by Lauren Jaeger know about their good deeds. Last year, about 1,000 plants were sold. FAIR HAVEN — If your front yard needs that little extra something, or if you "Maybe even more when you take into haven't bought a gift for Mother's Day, the account the vegetable plants and other 25th annual Fair Haven Garden Club flow- items," said McMaster. er sale is for you. Last year, geraniums were $2.50 each, and perennials were $2.50 to $3. Although The event will take place from 8 a.m. to prices for this year are not yet known, they noon Saturday at the Fair Haven Firehouse, will remain low, said McMaster. River Road, and all types of flowers win be available. The Fair Haven Garden Club, organized in 1951. has 41 active members. It is affil- "There win be annuals and perennials iated with the Garden Club of New Jersey, right out of club members' gardens," said headquartered in Metuchen. Judy McMaster. vice president "They will be cheaper than anywhere else, and there Funds raised go toward a big group pro- will be geraniums, too." ject such as the landscaping of the Sickles and Knollwood schools, sprucing up histor- Year after year, the flower sale has been a ic Bicentennial Hall, and planting at the successful moneymaker for the dub. It also Public Works Department and other munic- MOUTH, gives dub members a chance to let people ipal landmarks. . PEOPLE § PEACE & DISARMAMENT

Photographs by Rich Schuttz TEACHING PEACE Members of Monmouth People for Peace and Disarmament - John Krisfco, Theresa enter, Annaasss Foster, Laura Wall, Dave Muyskons, president, and Gordon Clark (I- - promoted peacemaking skills Saturday at the fourth annual Children's Peace Fair at BrookdaJe Community College, Lincroft The event, whose message was "Children CAN Make a Difference: Reaching for Peace and Friendship," was co-sponsored by MPPOandBrookdale. Local organization sets sights on world peace By Marilyn Duff

Monmouth Campaign for Nuclear Disar- United States and the Soviet Union. That mament has a new moniker Monmouth concern continues, as well as the disposal of People for Peace and Disarmament nuclear waste, which Muyskens said still has The organization — sponsor of the an- not been dealt with. In addition, MPPD, as nual Children's Peace Fair and educational a result of the recent Gulf War, is also con- forums on such weighty topics as nuclear cerned about conventional weapons and it disarmament and exiting the Cold War — is favors a moratorium on arms shipments to setting its sights on worldwide peace issues the Mideast. and strengthening the role of the United The approximately 175 MPPD members Nations, according to the Rev. David come from all over the county, said Muyskens, a founder and current president. Muyskens, adding that they represent a One of the reasons for the name change cross-section of the area. and expanded focus, Muyskens said, was The fourth annual Children's Peace Fair, that "the Cold War virtually came to an held Saturday at Brookdale Community end- College, Lincroft, was founded by MPPD to As sack, the groap is in the planning teach children about empowerment and stages of a June forum on what Muyskens how they can make a difference. The day- described as "the whole matter of coming long festival was co-sponsored this year by out of the Gulf War," and having the Unit- Brookdale and the Monmouth Council of ed Nations play a greater role in solving Girl Scouts, as well as a group oT cooper- problems, not just in the Middle East but ative sponsors. throughout the world. During the Gulf War, MPPD sponsored a FLOWERS FOB SALE MPPD is pressing to have continuing forum at Brookdale on the evolution of the problems in the Middle East negotiated by war, and last year, a forum on "Exiting the Judy McMastar, vie* president of the Fair Haven Garden Club, do some gardening in U.N. agencies, Muyskens said, "rather than Cold War," which included discussion of herRumsonbac d. Saturday's flower sale will feature plants grown by dub mem- America trying to be the policeman;' hence, the so-called peace dividend and moving the upcoming forum, expected to be held at from a war economy to a peace economy. Brookdale Community College in Lincroft, The whole parposc, explained Muyskens, "will have a strong U.N. slant" is education and advocacy. Members keep Muyskens said his role with MPPD stems in touch with New Jersey's Congressional CLUB NEWS from his personal beliefs and is unrelated to representatives on legislation related to his role as pastor of the Shrewsbury Pres- military spending and also keep dote tabs Thursday Tuesday byterian Church, which he has served for 12 on the military budget and treaty negotia- Monmouth Camera Club meeting, 8 Root and Branch Garden Club years. tions. p.m., Holmdel Community Church meeting, 7:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Harold MPPD, which has Us headquarters at 54 MPPD is also the main supporter of Meeting House, Route 520 (Main Street) Kofoed, 1107 Florence Ave., Union Broad Street Red Bank, is really related to Monmouth Bridges for Peace, which recent- off Holmdel Road. Holmdel. Program, Beach. Speaker. Richard Obel; topic, the "whole national peace movement," ly hosted "citizen diplomats" from Volgo- Tools and Techniques for Better "Broad Leaf Evergreens." Muyskens said. Supported by volunteers grad in the Soviet Union. A delegation from Exposure," by David Horn and David Next Wednesday who pay annual membership dues of $25, it New Jersey is expected to visit Volgograd in Lewis. Can 264-2458 after 8 p.m. Senior Corps of Retired Executives comes under the umbrella of SANE/ the fall, but Muyskens said he would not be open house, 1-4 p.m.. Eastern Branch FREEZE, a national organization which tra- a member, since he already had the oppor- Monntouth OryBn Society, Inc. of Monmouth County Library, Route 35, ces its roots back to the post-World War II tunity to visit the Soviet Union in 1988 as a Shrewsbury- Call 842-5995. era. MPPD is also affiliated with the Prince- guest of the All Union Baptist Church. meeting, 8 p.m., Buck Smith's House of ton Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament Brides, 500 Palmer Ave., North Synergy-Singles in Community That church, the equivalent of Protes- Mkldletown. Program, variety of Service meeting, sponsored by the When the local group was formed about tantism in America, has two million mem- entertainers on the open console.' Volunteer Cantor of Monmouth County, seven years ago, Muyskens said the chief bers in the Soviet Union, Muyskens said. Cost $3/members and $6/guests. Call 7:30 p.m., Lincroft First Aid Squad. concern was nuclear weapons and doing For more information on MPPD, call 291-1883. Hurleys Lane, Uncrott. Can 741-3330. something about the arms race between the 747-1901. 22 MAY 8, 1991, THE REGISTER Second Ave., Long Branch. For more REGION ROUNDUP information, cal 870-5205. CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS Saturday _ ^ BE PREPARED FOR THOSE American Heart Association's Infant Today Safety and CPR two-session course, 9 Liberty Oak Chapter of Harmony a.m., Blaidell Center for Health International, (formerly Sweet Adelines), Resources, Riverview Medical Center weekly meeting, 7:30 p.m., Freehold Red Bank. Registration, call 530-2229 Tiny Tote Tour, to help expectant Township Public Safety Building, parents prepare their children under Schanck and Stillwells Corner roads; age 4 for the arrival of a new baby, 3:15 HOT DAYS cal) 780-9834 or 780-6513. p.m., Riverview Medical Center, Red Manalapan-EngHshtown Right to Bank. Registration, cal 530-2229. Life, 8 p.m.. Knights of Columbus Halt, OF SUMMER. Breast Cancer 0 section Awareness La Satta Avenue, Englishtown. Open to Program, 10 a.m.-noon, Bayshore the public. Community Hospital, Holmdel. Program Thursday includes low-cost mammography. Monmouth Camera Club, 8 p.m., Individuals must be 35 or older and Holmdel Community Church meeting meet certain criteria. Call 739-5919. house, Route 520, Holmdel. Evening's Low-coal mammograma, offered by program, Tools and Techniques for Jersey Shore Medical Center as part of Better Exposure. Quests are welcome. the American Cancer Society's annual Call 264-2458 after 8 p.m. Breast Cancer Detection Awareness Friday Program, 8 a.m.-noon, Route 33, 0% Financing Spring Conference for Women, 9:30 Neptune. Fee $40; appointments a.m.-3:30 p.m., Brookdale Community necessary, cal 280-2323. College, Lincroft. This year's theme is or Chasing the Blue Away: $25 fee h Style* Weight Management includes lunch. For more information, Program, free orientation, 7 p.m.. $ call 842-1809. Monmouth Medical Center, 300 Second Shore Music Educators Association, Ave., Long Branch; medically monthly meeting, 9:30 a.m., United supervised; for more information, call 200 Savings Bond Methodist Church, 247 Broad St. Red 870-5600. Register at Health Fair Store, Bank. Open to all professionals and Monmouth Mall, Eatontown. non-professionals. Call 350-8023. Getting Wai Again, seminar, 7-10 up to Monday p.m., Brookdale Community College. Evening seminar, presented by the Lincroft Fee $15. Cal 842-1809. Mensa organization, 7-9:30 p.m.; Bid Monday and Next Wednesday Watco, president. Central Jersey American Heart Association Basic '525 Utility Rebates Mensa, will answer questions Ufa Support Provider course, 7-10:30 concerning membership. Fee $5. To p.m., conference room A, Bayshore register, call 842-1809. Community Hospital, Holmdel. $30 fee Monrnouth County Branch of the includes all course materials. To Lupus Foundation of New Jersey, register, cal 739-5990. monthly meeting, 7:30 p.m., board Tuesday room, Shadow Lawn Savings and Loan Workshop, "Coping With Stress and Association, 241 Monmouth Road, West Its Effects," featuring Dr. David R. - LENNOX Long Branch. Free and open to the Kutschman, 7:30 p.m., 34 Sycamore public. For more information call, 791- Ave., Little Silver. Admission, free. 7868. Reservations, cal 741-4777. "Bringing Up Baby," two-session National Association of Retired series exploring some of the common Federal Employees Chapter 441,1 p.m., concerns parents have about caring for VFW Hall, Lake and Bond streets, a newborn, 7 p.m., Blaisdell Center for Asbury Park. Call 462-4496. Health Resources. Riverview Medical Center. Red Bank. Cal 530-2229. HEALTH Next Wednesday Today Breastfeeding class, 7-9 p.m., Blaisdell Center, Riverview Medical 25% OFF Diabetes in Control, free lecture, 7-9 Center, Red Bank. To register or for p.m., Greenwall temporary conference more information, cal 530-2229. . center, Monmouth Medical Center, 300 Prepared Big Brother, Big Sister. 4- Second Ave., Long Branch. For more LENNOX 5:30 p.m., classroom 3 and 4, Riverview information, call 870-5696. Medical Center, Red Bank. Program to Thursday FURNACE help expectant parents prepare their Secret! of a Silent Man seminar, children for a new baby. To register or 7:30-10:30 p.m., Brookdale Community for more information, call 530-2229 Purchase a Dimension High College, Lincroft. Fee $12; call 842- 1809. Efficiency Air-Conditioning Don't Be Shy, seminar, 7:30-9:30 MONMOUTH PARKS System and receive 25% off a Lennox p.m., Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. Fee $12; cad 842-1809. j demonstration, Model G20E furnace. Pediatric pra admission tour, 10:30 noon-3 p.m., Longs treat Farm, a.m., Riverview Medical Center, Red Longstreet Road, Holmdel. Call 842- Bank. Tour includes pediatric unit and 4000. other areas children may come in contact with during their stay. For more SINGLES ~~ For Over 20 Years - Comfort • Quality • Retiability information, call 530-2488. Today Tenderhearts, program for parents Silhouette Singles dance, 8:30 p.m.. of children who have undergone heart Knights of Columbus club house, 70 E. surgery, 7 p.m., Riverview Medical Main St. Freehold, buffet and dancing: Center, Red Bank; for more cal 542-5393. A.J. PERN, INC. information.call 530-2417. QUEST for singles, weekly meeting. A.J. Friday 7:45 p.m., featuring discussions, "Empower Yourself With Neuro- dancing and lefteahmonta. First Air Conditioning & Heat PERRI Linguistic Programming," sponsored by Unitarian Church. 1475 W. Front St.. New Approaches to Wellness, short and Lincroft. long version, 7:30 p.m. First Unitarian TOLL FREE 1-800-833-0164 Church, 1475 West Front St., Lincroft. Singles Again da Mrtyat9 Members/$7, non-members/$iO. Call p.m., orientation for newcomers at 8:30 291-1488. p.m., at The Colts Neck Inn, Route 537 New Approaches to Wellness. and Route 34, Colts Neck; 747-3131 431-1855 920-8811 program on Neuro-Linquistic complimentary buffet. Non-members Programming, 7:30 p.m., First Unitarian welcome. Cal 928-8300. Red Bank Froohold Bricfctown Church, 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft. CantralJaramrJewjiah Singles, is 583-3838 Mombaia $7, non-members $10. For rfng coffee and umvorsaUon, 8 257-1414 more information, can 291-1488. p.m , JCC. Grant Avenue, Deal. For Matawan Friday and May 17 pre information, cal: CPU instruction program, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Monmouth Medical Center, 300 Forum tar non aactariar THE REGISTER, MAY 8, 1991 23 discussion group for all ages, featuring repairing will be done on the spot. a social hour, dancing and Admission is $3.50 adults, $2.50 senior 4th SMASH YEAR! refreshments, 7:30 p.m., First citizens and children under 12. Call 775- Presbyterian Church of Hightstown. 5615. "PURE HILARIOUS FUN!" North Main Street Admission $6; call — UNITED PRESS INTT- 246-8118 or (215) 945-1695. SUPPORT GROUPS ~ FOCUS for singtes, disc jockey, Today dancing, refreshments, 7:30-11 p.m., Presbyterian Church at Shrewsbury, Grieving Support Group, free weekly 352 Sycamore Ave.; caff 747-3667. group for individuals and families "AG coping with the loss of loved ones, 9:30 ET Single Mingle, series at Brookdale a.m., Kimball Medical Center, WEDDING? OURSELF Community College, Lincroft; offers a Lakewood; call 370-7KMC. program. Weekend Getaways... the AG Support Group for Criticatty III, for Perfect Escape, with tips on traveling families and friends of loved ones who NIGHT! SOto, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Fee $7; call 842- are critically or terminally id, weekly at 5 1900 Ext 758. p.m. at Kimball Medical Center, Friday Night Dance Party, for Jewish Lakewood; call 370-7KMC. •DEVASTATING FUNNY!"-N.Y. K*T Singles ages 21-41, 8:30 p.m., East Now series of bereavement support Brunswick Sheraton, Route 18. Cost is groups for ages 35-50 who have $15; dress is casual but neat. For more experienced death of a spouse, information, call 603-9671. sponsored by Hospice Department of Shore Singles, hike, Hartshome Riverview Medical Center. Red Bank; CALL TICKET CENTRAL (212) 279-42OO OR HTT-TW (212)564-8038 Woods. Mkjdletown. 6:30 p.m. Fes $2. call 530-2382 for further information. For more information, caff 774-6759. GOAL (Get Out And Live) weekly Saturday support group for people suffering from Good Time Singles' dance for men panic attacks, anxieties and phobias, 7 and women ages 28-50s, 8 p.m., p.m., Manalapan Library, Symmes Howard Johnson Red Baron Lounge, Drive; call 972-0552 or 780-8904. Clark. Parkway Exit 135; dance lessons Thursday and Sunday Celebrate 8-9 p.m.; jackets preferred; $6; call 469- Overeaters Anonymous meeting, 3141. Kimball Medical Center. Lakewood. Thursdays, 8 p.m., private dining room; Sundays, 6:30 p.m., conference room B; Mother's Day Singles Again Inc., weekly dinner and dancing at The Palms, Route 70, call 363-1900. Lakewood; doors open at 4:30 p.m.; hot Monday buffet at 5:30 p.m., dancing until 9 p.m.; Hyacinth Foundation, weekly support with cad 928-2300. group for those affected by AIDS, their Tuesday families and friends, 7:30-9 p.m., Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune; call 1- SO'i Phis-Over 50 singles dance, 800-433-0254 Toms River Elks Dub, Washington Street and Clifton Avenue, 7-11 p.m.; Lyme Disease Support Group, free complimentary buffet. Admission is $6. weekly meeting for those with the For more information, call 449-6110. disease and their families, Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune, 7:30-9 p.m., Single* Again, dance party, Lance Conference Center, Room 105; orientation 8:30 p.m., dance 9 p.m.; call 776-4455. Christies, Route 35 North, Wanamassa; Hot and cold buffet. DJ and CODA (Co-Dependents Anonymous) entertainment Can 928-2300. weekly support group for people trying to attain healthy personal relationships using a 12-step program, 7:30 p.m., SPECIAL EVENTS . Manalapan Library, Symmes Drive; call Thursday 446-2868 for more information. - Home Schooling, topic of program at Tough Love, weekly self-help group Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, for parents dealing with teen-age 7:30-9:30 p.m. Fee S3. Call 842-1809. problems, 8 p.m., First Unitarian ALL SILK TREES & PLANTS Church, West Front Street, Lincroft. Call Fndsy 566-9422. Spring b>bf *, program at Poncy and Park, 7:15 p.m.. Oak Hill Road. Families of Asthmatic and Allergic Middletown. Talk on animal babies and Children, 8 p.m., Pediatric Health evening walk; free, no registration Offices, 23 Kilmer Drive, Building 2D. required. For more information, call 842- Morganville. Varied topics, open forum SILK FLORAL Jfe ^ 5966. discussion. Donation $5. For more information, call 446-9668 or 446-3014. Friday and Saturday Arrangements The Annual Shabbaton of the Adult SHARE, for those who have suffered Education Program of Congregation a miscarriage or newborn death, 7:30 \ isil our I arge »00 Ahavat Shalom, Forest Avenue and 11 th p.m.. First Presbyterian Church, Red Street, Lakewood, Friday night and Bank. Offered by Riverview Medical Square f t. Silk Flower Saturday. Open to the entire Center. To register or for more community. For more information, call information can, 530-2417. Warehouse MM\ Save. 363-5190 or 364-8676. LADDER (Living With Attention Large Selection at Saturday Deficit Disorder Evenly and Rationally) The Mother's Center of Monmouth meeting, 7:30-9:30 p.m., Monmouth Disc ount Pri< es. County is sponsoring a garage sale of Regional High School. Tinton Falls, to used children's and maternity items, 9 discuss how to select an appropriate a.m.-1 p.m., rain or shine, 9 Rivers Edge summer program. For more Drive. Little Silver. The Mother's Center information.call 842-2000. is a non-profit organization that Parents Anonymous chapter, supports the needs of area mothers and confidential self-help group, sponsored their children. For more information, call by Monmouth County Board of Social 747-7649. Services, weekly meeting, 10 a.m- Greater Princeton Stamp Expo. 10 noon, ground-floor conference room, a.m.-4 p.m., Grand Ballroom, Princeton Social Services Building, Kozloski ~D & ~D Creative - Ramada, Route 1, Princeton. Admission Road. Freehold Township. Call group $2, children free, senior citizens half leaders. Ariene Prince 431 -6106 or price. For more information, call 479- Elizabeth Zevaltos, 571-5774. No 4614. registration required. " Saturday and Sunday Next Wednesday 201-431-3070 Sheep aneanng Demonstration, Relatives of Aging Persons, 4:45- noon-3 p.m., Longstreet Farm, 6:45 p.m., Monmouth County Office on 17 Bannard St., Freehold, N.). Longstreet Road, Holmdel; free. For Aging, East Main Street Freehold. For more information, call 842-4000. more information, call 431-7450. Widow/Widower Support Group, 8 Owns by the Sea, show and sale of * Yi _* •i *• ' gems, jewelry, minerals and fossils, 10 p.m., Chai Building, Marlboro Jewish ajn.-7 p.m., Asbury Park Convention Center. For more information, call Herb HA Asbury Park. Jewelry setting and Fetdman, 774-6886. 24 MAY 8, 1991, THE REGISTER Shrewsbury ball players Rums on Market 122 East River Road, Rum son Your headquarters for quality meats & poultry, fresh produce, groceries and gourmet items announces a pre-summer promotion: Thumann's half pound, all beef • HAMBURGER PATTIES • 6 pound by the box of box 12 patties

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Internationally acclaimed Ballet Photographer and author of 'Red Shoes". Conducted Sat. May 11,10AM 65 Phalanx Rd., Uncroft, N.J. REAL ESTATE: Block 332. Lot 2. 3 36 Ac, Beautiful Brick Ranch Home plus rental apartment overlooking Swimming River Reservoir. Call Auctioneer for Exact terms. Kenn Duncan was one of the worlds foremost Dance Photographers. Born in New Jersey he studied Ballet until injury turned him to photography. We are honored to offer his personal property at public auction, including: FURNITURE: A well cared for collection of Antique & Modem furniture. Tall case grandfather clock (ca. 1820); Early American (Split-Bannister Back Side Chair, ca. 1730); Queen-Anne Style Wingback chair; Victorian Renaissance Revival Pedestal Surmounted w/3 Bronze Cherubs; Walnut finish Q.A. Writing desk; Handsome Mahogany Q.A. Style Broken Arch Highboy; Pr. French open-arm chairs: Carved Base Walnut Trestle Table; Federal Mahogany chest; Glass & Brass Dining Table & 6 Chairs; Contemporary Sofas, Chairs. Lamps, Designer occasional tables...Lots more. ARTWORK: Oil paintings, (25 landscapes & Portraits ca. 1850-1900); Litho's, Silk Screens, Sketches by: Bob Mackie (Josephine). Randy Green (1972); Jere- my King; Michille Vollbracht; M.E. Van Epps; Robert Laurent and others. DECORATIVE ARTS: Chinese porcelain (20th century): Franciscin Table china (ser 12); Depression Stemware; 19th. & 20th. C. Porcelain Figures; Small Vic. Bronzes; Semi-Antique & Modern Oriental Rugs; Chalkware Figures; Crystal Case Mercury Clock; Gilbert Wall Clock; Pr. Classical White Metal Figures (22"); Signed Contemporary Art Glass; Early Alaphabet Sampler; Metttacn Charger; Ok) Patchwork Quilts; Felt Mickey Mouse ca. 1934,12"; Many great Books and record albums. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Sansui Stereo equip.; Hatachi VCR (vhs); Cokx T.V.'s (Sony Trinitron 15") G.E. Microwave; Quality kitchenwares; Lawn & Garden tools, tractor mowers: lawn ornaments. A clean sweep sale. This is a vary partial listing. Sale Outdoors, dress accordingly. TERMS: Cash, No Out Of State Checks. PREVIEW: 10 AM Parking under direction of Police Dept. Immediate removal DIRECTIONS: Garden State Pkwy. exit 109. West on (Rt. 520, Newman Springs Rd., 3 traffic lights, turn left on Phalanx Rd. Follow signs to auction. SALE BY ORDER OF: VIRGINIA DUNCAN SHEARER WM. BARRON-AUCTIONEERS Galleries/Appraisers/Real Estate Broken 504 MAIN ST., ASBURY PARK, N J. 07712 Telephone: (908) 988-7711 MARCHING FUN Shrewsbury softbaN play er* Aiy **a Black (I) and MlchtU Langtey,_bc

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Matinee. 2 p.m., May 19. WaH. Program will feature historic 19th The Monmouth Organ Society will and Aronowitz; ceramics by Wendy Admission $15 (includes dessert); call century outdoor games and parlor present a variety of organ players, 8 WWams and Sarah Mott: sculpture by 291-7552. games. Admission free; call 938-2253. p.m.. Buck Smith's House of Brides, Spare, Knoblauch and Idzehs and iMUNHTy •rKl MUllufly 500 Palmer Avenue, Middletown. artwear by Thomas Mann; Hours: The Peddle Community Players' Tickets, $3 members, $6 guests; door Art Exhibition and Art Auction, 8 p.m. Tuesdays-Saturdays 10 a.m.-5 p.m., auditions for "The Good Doctor" and prizes and refreshments; call 291-1883. (preview at 7 p.m.), Hotmdel Fire House, Sundays 1 p.m.-4 p.m. or by "S'Wonderful," Geiger-Reeves Hall, West Main Street Route 520, Holmdel; Monday and Tuesday appointment; can 530-4330. The Peddle School, South Main Street. sponsored by the Greater Holmdel AudWons tor the First Avenue Today and May 15-18 Hightstown. Musical auditions by Jaycees. Tickets $3, $5 per couple. Playhouse production of "Steel appointment only Sunday, 5:30-7:30 Magnolias," 8 p.m., at the playhouse, Premier Theatre Company auditions Proceeds will go to Rainbow p.m.; Monday, 7:30-8:30 p.m.; To 123 First Avenue. Atlantic Highlands. for "West Side Story,' production June; . Foundation and Great Expectations, schedule or for more information call The roles are all adult women of various '1776," production July; and organizations committed to helping (609)490-7550. ages; can, 291-7552. "Brigadoon," production August, 7 p.m. children and single parents; call 946- tonight. May 16 and 17; 10-11 a.m. May 2440 days. 888-0217 evenings. Sunday and Fridays, Saturdays and Next Wednesday Sundays to May 26 New Jersey Playwrights Workshop, 18; and 7 p.m. next Wednesday (for SCAN Senior Talent Extravaganza "Hurray for Hollywood," presented 7.30-10:30 p.m.. Count Basie Theatre. children under 12), Henderson Theatre, auditions, ages 60 and older, 9-11 a.m. by the Simy Theatre Co., Kobe 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank. Admission Lincroft. CaH 747-0008. and 1-4 p.m., SCAN Center, Monmouth Japanese Restaurant, Route 9. Howell. free; caM. 229-5491. Today through May 17 Man, Eatontown. Production, 1 p.m. Senior Citizen, Art Show, Visitor June 22; caH 542-1326. Canter, Thompson Park, Newman "Spurring Sarah," presented by The Springs Road, Lincroft. free; can 842- Avodah Dance Ensemble following 8:15 4000. IF YOU THINK p.m. services, Monmouth Reform Today through May 25 Temple, 332 Hance Ave., Tirrton Falls, The Scherer Gallery, will be free.. Friday and Saturday YOU CAN'T AFFORD IT, featuring, Modem Masters: Chagall, Miro and Picasso, Hours: Wednesdays "Educating Rita," a comedy through Sundays, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; 93 presented by Simy Theatre Co. at Kobe School Road West, Marlboro. For more Japanese Restaurant Route 9, Howell. COME GET IT information, can 536-9465. Friday dinner 7 p.m., show 8 p.m.; allery of Fine Arts, Saturday, show only, 8 p.m.; Sunday dinner 5 p.m., show 6 p.m. Dinner and ON THE HOUSE. exhibit of works by Henry Gasser, John Grabach, Robert Henri and John Sloan; show $29.50, show only, $15; caH 364- 116% Main St, Matawan. Hours: 0936 or 364-4298. Mondays-Saturdays, 10 a.m.-€ p.m., Open auditions for Monmouth Thursdays and Fridays to 9 p.m.; can County Park System's Summer Theatre 566-8660. Show, "Carnival," Friday 7:30 p.m., Today through June 23 Saturday 2 p.m.; Tatum Park, Red Hill The Garret and Jennie Hobart Road, Middletown. Bring prepared song Collection of Art, on display at the to sing and sheet music; call, 842-4000 Monmouth Museum, Brookdale Ext 252. Community College, Lincroft. Hours: Friday, Saturday and May 17 and 18 Tuesdays-Saturdays 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m., "Cegebirds," will be presented by Sundays 1-5 p.m. The collection the Sabona Production Co., 8 p.m.. includes 19th century works by Ralph Amandla Theatre, 321 W. Farms Road, Blaketock, William Merritt Chase, J. Howell. Tickets, $12, seniors and Eastman Johnson and Thomas students $10; can, 938-4133. Whittredge. Admission free to Friday, Saturday and May 17,18,24 and 25 members, non-members $2, senior "Steel Magnolias," will be presented citizens and children, $1; can 747-2266. by the South Street Players, 7:30 p.m., Today through Aug. 11 Clarksburg Inn, Route 524 and 571, Putting the Pieces Together: The Clarksburg. Tickets', $27 (includes History of Life in North America, dinner and show); can 462-4286. Monmouth Museum, Lincroft. Exhibit "Catch Me if You Can," will be illustrates what fossills are, how they presented by the Aberdeen/Matawan are formed and how we can use them to Repertory Theatre, 8 p.m., First help us reconstruct prehistoric plants Presbyterian Church, Route 34 and and animals. Every Wednesday at 3 Franklin Street, Matawan. Tickets $7 p.m., gallery talk by the Museum adults, $5 senior citizens and students; Curator. Hours: Tuesdays through caH, 747-2467 or 747-2737. Saturdays, 10 a.m. -4:30 p.m.; Sundays Saturday 1-5 p.m. Admission free to members, VARIABLE AND FIXED RATE HOME EQUITY LOANS non-members $2, senior citizens and Westminster Community Oi Uiestra children. $1; can 747-2266. concert, 8 p.m., Unitarian Church of Princeton, Cherry Hill Road, Princeton. The appraised value of your New Jersey home and your ability to' Concert version of Bernstein's "West repay could be all it takes to assure that you never have to apply for New Jersey State Youth Orchestra Side Story" will be featured. 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World Red Cross Day marks the birthday of Henry Dunant, a Swiss businessman who budget goes "The Monmouth County chapter under- founded the Red Cross Movement after wit- SHREWSBURY — In observance of stands that it is vital to educate the public nessing the terrible conditions and ineffec- World Red Cross Day, the Monmoutb about the millions of innocents who suffer tual treatment of the wounded at the 18S9 to township County chapter of the American Red Cross from the cruelty of war," said Gale in a Battle of Solferino in Italy. will hold a special illumination ceremony recent press release. He pointed put that The Red Cross Movement gave rue to beginning at 7:30 tonight at 830 Broad St. nine of 10 victims never wore a uniform or the Geneva Conventions. The Fourth Con- Martin R. Gale, chapter chairman, will carried a gun. vention states civilians should be protected FAIR HAVEN - When Dr. Robert Char- speak and the Red Cross flag at the front of According to statistics released by the from torture, wrongful imprisonment and tier, superintendent of schools, saw the cur- the building will be lit for 48 consecutive being taken hostage. rent expense school budget lose by only one hours. The public is invited to attend. Red Cross, in most conflicts today, 90 percent of the casualties are civilians, com- The goals of the current campaign are to vote Tuesday, he said he said he was This year's Red Crass Day is being ob- pared to 1S percent during World War I. raise public awareness of the burden mod- shocked and dismayed. served with special emphasis on the World ern warfare inflicts on the innocent, ensure Campaign for the Protection of Victims of Over 20 million people have been killed that war victims' rights to protection are "I was fairly confident that we'd get about War. in conflicts since 1945 and the number of understood and protected, and mobilize 230 'yes' votes," he said. "I imagine that The campaign, called "Light the Dark- war wounded totals 60 million. government and general public support to many people either forgot to vote or just ness," was conceived prior to the Persian The Red Cross also notes that 30 major assist war victims. didn't feel it was that important It's unfor- Gulf Crisis. It is in response to the basic armed conflicts are currently being fought For more information or to volunteer, tunate." change in warfare since World War II, and around the world and the refugees through- write to American Red Cross, P.O. Box However, Chattier recalled marginal the increase in the number of civilians out the world number IS million, plus an- 7101, Shrewsbury 07701-7101. losses twice before. In 1977, the budget was defeated by 126 votes, just one more than 125 "yes" votes. And in 197S, the budget was defeated by a tie. Fair Haven's proposed 1991-92 school budget of $4,999,125 was voted down by 178 votes, just one more than the 177 ap- proving votes. Now, the Township Council has until May 22 to make school budget cuts or to leave it intact Rates available April 3O • May 13 If the budget is accepted, the school tax Minimum Annual Effecttve rate will rise 6.8 cents per $100 of assessed Accounts Deposit. Percentage Rate Annual Yield property value. If cuts are made, however, Chattier said he believes that the necessary expenditures Investors Market Account •* $ 25OO 5.66 5.9O will appear again in a future budget The Investors Fund*" Account In addition to 1975 and 1977, the Fair S 2.5OO Haven schools tab was defeated only one Unlimited Checking 5.5O 5.74 other time in Chartier's memory, in 1988, with a vote of 668 to 274. 6-Month Savings Certificate' $ IOOO "There was an organized effort in town to 6.22 6.5O defeat the budget" Charter noted. "The council then reduced expenditures by 12-Month Savings Certificate S IOOO 6.4O 6.7O $44,500." "This year, a little more than 10 percent of the town's registered voters showed up 18-Month Savings Certificate $ IOOO 6.49 6.8O for the elections." The most significant 1991-92 budget changes were in the areas of instruction, at a 24-Month Savings Certificate $ IOOO 6^49 6.8O 5.7 percent increase, fixed charges, 9 percent higher than last year, and special projects, at 3O-Month Savings Certificate $ 1.OOO an increase of 23.6 percent 6.49 6.8O Charter said he hopes any cuts made by the cou ndil will be wise ones. 3-Year Savings Certificate $ IOOO 6.49 "If it's a modest cut, say $10,000 to 6.8O $35,000, we can cut some corners without affecting the programs or the number of 5-Year Savings Certificate $ IOOO 6^9 6.8O staff," he said. "The Board of Education can then either accept the cuts and go along with the expen- lO-Year Savings Certificate S IOOO 6.49 6.8O ditures, or the council cuts will make it difficult for a thorough and efficient education. Interest Is payable monthly and compounded continuously on al certificates. If this is the case, we can file an appeal." Substantial penalty for early withdrawal from certificates. The 1991-92 Fair Haven school capital ' MmtfcuiMIMfl«t n*t wNct, ray 0. outlay, proposed at $15,000 — a decrease of $20,000 from last year, passed. Mayor T. David Hinton could not be swe&twwl reached for comment Arts project needs workers 3RS SAVINGjrO ' The N J. State Teen Arts Program is seek- AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ing volunteers for the 1991 State Teen Arts Festival which win be held May 28-30, 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m. at the Mason Gross School of the Arts on the Douglass College campus SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS: Home Office: of Rutgers University. New Brunswick. ,' Highway 71 and MHIburn Volunteers 19 and over are needed to warren Avenue • East Orange staff registration desks, assist at perfor- FREEHOLD: • Hillside mance sites, aid professional artists daring Highway 9 and • Irvington workshops, and serve as art gallery atten- Adeiphia Road • PlainfieW NAVESINK: • Short Hills dants. Highway 36 and •Springfield They also are needed May 20 and 22 to Valley Drive • Union prepare the Visual Am Gallery, Writers Hall, Douglass campus, to receive over 600 i artworks. I Volunteers need no special qualificalons. Training will be provided by the pipyiro professional staff. For more information or to volunteer, contact Catherine Clark, coordinator, at 745-3898. • TflC REGISTER, VAT 8,1991* 31

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Floral Arrangements! Diapers Yogurt 2 Is Pantyhose 32 MAY 8, 1991, THE REGISTER Future playground at school sprouts tree-planting project though a source of fun for the students, en- through fourth-grade school win be science curriculum inspired her to come up would use a lot of the natural resources she given a seedling to plant at their homes. with the plan to plant trees to replace the 500 seedlings had been teaching her students to conserve. New Jersey ReLeaf is the state's implemen- ones used for the playground. She said the While the school was encouraging the chil- tation of the American Forestry Associa- new curriculum includes "a major environ- will help replace dren to reuse, recycle and reduce the gar- tion's Global ReLeaf campaign to fight mental component" at every grade level. bage they produce at lunch time, the play- global climate changes and to clean the at- Although many similar playgrounds have ground that is going to be built at their mosphere, Heller explained. been designed by the Robert S. Leathers wood to be used architectural firm of Ithaca, N.Y., Albert school will require the wood from many, "We are going to plant enough trees to By Mary Elton McCanoT— many trees. believes that Point Road School pupils are replace the trees we used for the play- the first to make an effort to replenish the Luckily, Albert's husband, Charles, is a ground,'' Heller said. LITTLE SILVER — Pupils and teachers primary natural resource used in the con- forester and was able to contribute approxi- On May 31, during a combination kin- struction of their playground. at the Point Road School have been growing mately 500 tree seedlings to make up for the increasingly excited as the construction date dergarten Arbor Day Program and play- "We really try to encourage the pupils to trees that will be used for the playground. ground dedication, 25 more trees, one for think that the environment needs to be a of their own custom-designed, community- The trees were donated by the New Jersey built playgound draws near. each class, will be planted as landscaping, safer place when they grow up," Albert Tree Nursery and the New Jersey Forestry Heller added. An additional 100 trees, spe- noted. Despite the anticipation, an uneasy feel- Association, Principal Marjorie Heller ex- cifically chosen because they are fast-grow- She explained that the primary goal of ing was beginning to sprout in the mind of plained. ing and encourage wildlife, will be planted New Jersey ReLeaf is "zero net loss," which one second-grade teacher. Heller said that in conjunction with the along the border of the school's property, means that a new tree must be planted for According to Pamela Albert, a 12-year New Jersey ReLeaf Program, each of the she said. every tree harvested for wood or to make school district veteran, the playground, approximately 350 pupils at the kindergart- Albert explained that the school's new room for development Another of the program's goals for this year is to plant one tree for every resident in the state. HOI SKSO1 WORSHIP "That's 8 million trees," Albert said. "But we will have one tree per pupil here." The ilium—a" will be built from materials that were either donated or bought with money earned from fund-raisers, and the ASSEMBLIES OF GOD majority of the construction will be done by community volunteers working over a five- First Assembly of God day period beginning May IS. The tree- Shrewsbury plantings will add another dimension to the 20 Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury. Sun: community spirit surrounding the Point :20am Worship Service. 9:40am Bible Road Playground. lasses for all ages. 10:45am Worsnip Ser- "This is a real neat community project," vice. 7pm Evening Rally. Wed: 10am Ladies' Albert said. "Everybody in town is basically 7:30pm Adult Bible Study. Youth t going to be planting trees." AWARD-WINNING s Services. Saturday 8am ken's yer F. Eber Rertzel. Pastor. 741-0048. Volunteers, donations and materials are still needed to help build the playground. In Monmouth Worship Center addition to the various types of hardware Serving Monmouth County and power tools needed for construction, TEAM Friendly people: Practical Bible teaching. man (or woman) power is also in demand. Spirit filled worship: Youth i ctivrties. Three shifts are available each day, and con- He Tie Bible studies throughout area struction will take place regardless of weath- N'eeting in Marlboro, 577-9150. er conditions. Child care and entertainment will be EPISCOPAL available away from the construction she. Refreshments also will be served, and vol- Christ Church unteers are needed to help serve or donate The Episcopal Parish, in Shrewsbury the food. Anyone who would like to help in Broad 4 Sycamore. 741-2220 any way, may call Linda Goldberg at 530- Sunday Services: 8am Eucharist & 10am 3231. Parish Eucharist. Church School/Coffee Hr. 9:30am Euch. Thurs. 7pm Euch Visitors Always Welcome! Riverview NON DENOMINATIONAL Assembly of Christians announces Meeting at Gospel HaN Art St. between Grand & Myrtle Ave arrivals Branch. NJ 229-0377 or 229-5805 Class/Sun school 11:30am. Gospe RED BANK — The following births meeting 6pm, Sun Prayer & Bible Stud) Wed. 7pm. A Bible believing local enure* were announced recently at Riverview Med- oHowing New Testament principles ical Center. Kama and Shawn O'Neill, Red Bank, Lincroft Bible Church March 24, a boy. Greater Media Newspapers classified advertising 790 Newman Springs Rd (Opposite Brook Catherine and Stephen Lettieri, Red department staff, classified manager Helene Tlusty. dale College). Pastors. Gary R. Becker I Bank, March 24, a boy. Gary W. Doperalski. Sun. Worship 10:45arr Linda Litsky, Dina Molino, Marguerite Downer, & 6pm Sun. Bible School. 9:45am Bible Elizabeth and Henry Perry, Red Bank, Study & Prayer every Wed 7:30pm 747-1231 March 23. a girl. Ginger Lerner (standing, 1-r), Diane Solomon and Laura and Robin Ogilvie. Tinton Falls, Pauline Bonner (seated, 1-r) proudly display the PRESBYTERIAN April 23, a boy. plaque received as one of the top honors in Hilda and Pung Wong, Eatontown, April Suburban Newspapers of America Advertising and Tower Hid 22, a boy. Promotion Contest. The award was presented for First Presbyterian Church Kathy and Arnold Area, Eatontown, 255 Harding Rd, Red Bank April 23, a gjri. the best graphically designed section in the 900 & 11am Sunday Worship Services Rosemary and Peter Boettke. Little Sil- nationwide competion. Staff artist Marty Cohen 9 & 11 am Church School tor al ages! ver, April 23, a boy. 8pm Wed Praise & Prayer Services. Laurie Ann and Paul Canny, Tinton created the Power Package Classified design and it Offices 747-1348. Dial-A-Thought 747-1182 Falls. April 12, a girl. is produced by the combined efforts of the Tower Hid School 747-1393. Singles Min stry 775-3421. Pastors: Thomas Crenshaw Eileen and Andrew Schultz. Little Silver, production and art department staffs, beaded by Robert Bell. Lawrence Ruby. John Melsnes April 12, a boy. production manager Jackie Belter. Vicki and Nick Oifr"»">. Tinton Falls. April 16, a boy. YOUR CHURCH OR TEMPLE Patricia and Mark Woehnker. Tinton Falls, April 16, a girt. CAN BE LISTED Amy and William Rooney, Shrewsbury, IN THIS DIRECTORY April 16, a girl. Greater Media Newspapers Sheri and Robert Schuman, Tinton Falls, CALL FOR April 17, a girt. To Dlace an ad in the Power Package Ellen and Ray Santullo, Tinton Falls. 1, call 1-800-660-4-ADS INFORMATION April 17, a giri Cynthia and Robert Woolley, Tinton (908) 747-6565 Falls, April 17, a boy. Kimberii Ann and Scott Calabrese, Red Bank, April IS, a boy. THE REGISTER, MAY a, 1991 33 Schwartz, C.LG, C.P.I.W., of Services of Catholic Charities in Monmouth PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Eatontown, has been recognized by the So- County and her husband, David; Faye ciety of Certified Insurance Counselors as Cheeseman. clinical director of Maternity being among the top 1 percent of insurance and Adoption Services of Catholic Charities Heidi R. Pbeioa. of Eatontown. has been at the Camden campus of Rutgers Universi- agents in the country committed to a for- and her husband, Don; and many staff appointed local coordinator for the Health ty. mal, professional program of continuing in- members and friends of Catholic Charities. Advocacy Services program of the Ameri- Craig Lawrence i-»ffc«— the son of Law- surance education. Schwartz, claims man- can Allocation of Retired Persons. ager of the Creative Agency Group, Shrewsbury Power Sandrai held its rence and Nancy ljph»m of Fair Haven, Change of Watch dinner in which members On April 25, Oceanport Brownie Troop Holmdel. earned the designation of Certi- has earned honors for the fall semester at fied Insurance Counselor in 1989, and has installed "The Bridge." Installed were 83 conducted a "Low Garbage Day" service Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Cmdr. Robert W. Amory, Executive Officer project at Wolf Hill Elementary School. The met the society's continuing education re- J. Hugh DeTlin. Fair Haven, has been quirement since then. Lt Col. Michael Condouris, Administrative girls made posters illustrating "Refuse," Officer Lt Col. Robert B. Gun, Treasurer "Reuse," and "Recycle" - the three Rs of named chairman of the Riverview Medical Approximately 70 guests recently cele- Lt Col. Donald A. Smith, Educational Offi- pollution- solutions. The girls who partici- Center Board of Trustees, Red Bank. brated Catholic Charities' 30 years in Mon- cer Lt Col. Frank F. Ball, Secretary Lt Col. pated are Regina Paolise, Elizabeth Marra. mouth County at a dinner dance held at the Joseph F. Balbo, and as Junior Past Com- Marissa Toccaceli, Lauren McGann. Eileen Nadine Goldsmith and John C. Dremus Jr., both of Rumson, were named to the Molly Pitcher Inn. Among those attending mander, Past Cmdr. Lucille R. Horowitz. Gulian. Gabriella DiDomenico. Lauren were the Honorable Edward J. McKenna The affair was held at Gibbs Hall at Fort Heinle, Carolyn Lowry, Joanne Chemish, board of trustees of the Riverview Founda- tion, Red Bank. Jr., Catholic Charities trustee and mayor of Monmouth in Eatontown. Receiving their Lauren Marsh and Jessica Greene. Red Bank, and his wife, Chris; Ms. Faye A. . Senior Members Awards were Eileen Grav- Joaa K. DBVUMB, of Eatontown, has SOL John O. Bennett R-Monmouth. has Zealand of the Aids Resource Foundation lsh. Joseph C. Gravish, Richard A. Kelley been named to the board of trustees of Riv- named James Moody of Fair Haven, and for Children and also a trustee; Francis E. and Anthony Santoro. Master Mariners erview Medical Center, Eatontown. Ellen Bran I n of Ti nton Falls, as co-manag- Dolan. executive director of Catholic Char- Awards were given to Barry G. Haskell and ers of his 1991 re-election campaign for the ities and his wife, Lena; Ann Muyskens, Richard A. Kelley, and Life Member David Margie a Dartmouth College U.S. Senate, clinical director of Family and Community Award, to Past Cmdr. John W. Gruol. sophomore from Little Silver, was recently awarded a Rockefeller Center Public Affairs Internship from Dartmouth College, New Hampshire. David, son of Paul and Mariam Murgio, is a 1989 graduate of Red Bank Regional High School. At Dartmouth, he A Thousand Here, AThousand There, received a citation in government. He win be working as a McSpadden intern at the office of Sen. John Heinz to complete his internship. Pretty Soon You're Talking About Real Money. Kathleen Raffertj-, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Joseph M. Rafierty of Fair Haven, was one of the students honored during the Honors Convocation ceremonies on April 27 at Mount Saint Mary's College, Maryland, as part of Parents' Weekend. Kathleen, a graduate of Fair Haven Region- al High School, was elected to the Alpha Mu Gamma sorority. Tries* Tanatolo, a 21-year-old senior at Villanova University, was chosen as Villa- nova's Greek Woman of the Year 1990-91 and was honored at the Greek Awards Ban- quet on April 20. She is the daughter of Councilman and Mrs. Gerald Taramolo. Eatontown. WilUaai F. Eekfca, of Red Bank, a senior vice president and director of New Jersey Natural Gas Company, was recently named chairman of the American Gas Associa- tion's Operating Section at the national trade organization's Distribution/Transmis- sion Conference in Nashville. Tenn. Dawn E. Piantanida of Eatontown received the 1991 Rutgers-Camden Alumni Association Award for the graduating woman who best exemplifies the student image

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Kirkpatrick is the daughter If you apply now, we'll also waive the YOU SAVE 57S Readyfor today Andtumunuw of Betty L. Kirkpatrick of Red Bank. She is normal $150 closing fee. a 1981 graduate of Monmouth Regional High School, Tinton Falls. 34 MAY 8, 1991, THE REGISTER was reported at 7:33 p.m. April 26. Some gional High School student April 30. If bomb went off The threat was received POLICE BEAT smoke damage was reported, but no one found, call 842-5490. from a man estimated to be between 30 and was injured. The borough fire department A white man was seen jumping from the 40 years of age, with an Indian accent The All information in the following reports responded. Rumson Sea Bright Bridge May 1. Police call was traced through Caller ID to a pay was taken from local police department re- Two runaway juveniles turned themselves could not locate him, but believe that he telephone in from of a fast-food restaurant cords. in at police headquarters at approximately 2 must have gone for a swim. at 2130 Route 35, Ocean Township. p.m. April 28. The girls had run away from A Waterman Avenue resident phoned po- FAIR HAVEN a juvenile home in Pennsylvania and hitch- lice April 30, apparently intoxicated. When hiked and walked their way to Little Silver. police arrived at his home, he asked them to TINTON FALLS A Fair Haven Road resident reported One of the girls is a former borough resi- go food shopping for him. They denied his April 26 that rats were running around in dent Sgt. Peter McCue and Capt. Gregory request. A Kenilworth bnrifw reported at 9:34 her backyard. Strand contacted authorities at the juvenile a.m. May 2 that someone broke a window home, and a representative came to trans- A tick raccoon was found wandering at A Kemp Avenue resident lost her black the Rumson Country Club April 27. of a vehicle which was parked on Hope Labrador puppy on April 27. If found, call port the girls back to Pennsylvania. Road using a water hydrant wrench. The A bird with a broken leg found on West 530-0633. Bricks were reported stolen from a con- window was valued at $100. Patrolman Jo- Patrolman Darryl Breckenridge broke up River Road was rescued by Animal Control seph Muttie responded. struction site at the corner of Rumson Road Officer Bob Savoth April 27. a fight at the Berry Patch, River Road, on and North Mitchell Place at 5:32 p.m. April April 27. 29. The 150 brick* were valued at $50. Pa- A bicycle was reported stolen from Mon- mouth Regional High School at about 6:05 Eggs were thrown April 28 at a Park trolman Rocco Marascio responded. SHREWSBURY Road residence. p.m. May 1. Patrolman Thomas Milano re- Daring the morning hours of May 1, three sponded to the call. Ruben Pennmgton. 19, East Sunset Place, borough residents reported that their cars Property valued at Si,355, including cam- Red Bank, and Sean Dillon, 19, Wallace had been entered while parked in their era equipment and $675 worth of jewelry, Someone reportedly liimigrd the living Street, Red Bank, were each issued a sum- driveways overnight Two of the residents was stolen between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. April room window of a Terry Lane residence. mons for underage possession of alcohol, live on Woodbine Avenue, and one lives on 26 from a Paterson Avenue residence. Entry reported the resident at about 4:15 p.m. having an open container of alcohol in a Holly Tree Lane. Nothing was reported was gained by breaking a 9'/:-by-22'/2-inch April 30. Police said the damage was done motor vehicle, and littering Fair Haven missing from any of the vehicles. Special glass pane in the rear door. Four rooms by a BB pellet or similar projectile. The Fields on April 28. Also, Colleen Young, 19, Officer Thomas Mancuso took the reports. were ransacked, including the living room darrage is reported at $50. Patrolman Jared Garrison Drive. Tinton Falls, was issued a and a home office on the first floor, and the Stevens responded to the call. A Middletown resident was arrested on a master bedroom and another bedroom on summons for driving a vehicle through Fair charge of driving while intoxicated on Haven Fields. * the second floor. Sgt George Mielock inves- A Hance Avenue woman reported that Branch Avenue at 1:34 p.m. May 3. Noel J. tigated. sometime on April 29, someone pushed McMenamy. 18, Lincroft. was also issued a open the plexiglass of a porch door of her LITTLE SILVER summons for speeding. Patrolman Shannon A three-quarter length black leather jack- Giblin responded. et was stolen from a car parked behind a home, unlocked it. entered the porch area, A lawn mower was reported stolen from a Broad Street store at around 2 p.m. April opened a bathroom window and stole $800 Judith Road residence at 2:35 p.m. April 26. A borough resident was arrested on a 12. The theft was reported April 26 to Pa- from the bedroom. Nothing else was taken, The Sears 22-inch push mower was valued charge of driving while intoxicated at 2:18 trolman Louis Ferraro. but $20 An*"ifr was done to the window a.m. April 27. Mark B. Karney, 44, was at $250. Patrolman Shannon Giblin re- A Pentax camera valued at $700 was sto- screen. Patrolman Dean Duane and Cpl. sponded. stopped on White Road by Patrolman Roc- Gerard Dolan responded to the call. co Marascio. len between 2 and 3 p.m. April 27 from a A Silverside Avenue residence was exten- car parked at The Grove shopping plaza. A William Street resident reported at sively damaged as a result of a fire that oc- Entry was gained through a vent window on about 10:15 April 28 that someone threw a curred at 6:05 p.m. April 26. The borough RUMSON the driver's side and the camera was taken rock through the front picture window of his fire department responded, along with fire from below the driver's seat Pauolman residence. The damage was estimated at departments from Fort Monmouth. Fair While driving down West River Road Louis Ferraro responded. Haven, Oceanport and Middletown. The near Second Street at 2:27 p.m. April 30, a $200. Patrolman Michael Jelinski respond- Police responded to a bomb threat at ed to the call. Monmouth County Fire Marshall's office local resident reported that an object was about 9:45 a.m. April 29 at Planned Parent- also responded. There were no injuries, and thrown at his car, resulting in a broken win- hood, 69 Newman Springs Road. The build- Between 4 p.m. and 5:40 p.m. April 28, the fire is believed to have been caused by a dow. ing was evacuated and motor vehicle traffic someone reportedly dumped six plastic bags cigarette. A $450 Citizen watch was stolen from a was detoured away from Newman Springs full of asbestos on Essex Road. Patrolman An oven fire at a Point Road residence gym locker of a Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Road between Laurel and Broad streets. No Michael Jelinski responded to the call.

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158 Wykoff Rd., Eatontown 542-6688 for additional locations 1-800-828-KICK THE REGISTER, MAY 8, 1991 35 OBITUARIES Owen B.Gibson James E. Stoveken Louis F. Yourie Services were held April 25 at John E Services were held April 27. at St James Louis F. Yourie, 62, of Eatontown, died Charles W. Mink Jr. Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, for Owen B. Roman Catholic Church, Red Bank, for April 25 at Monmouth Medical Center, Gibson, 74, of Fair Haven, who died April James E. Stoveken, 76, of Stuart, Fla., for- Long Branch. Charles W. Mink Jr., 71, of Fair Haven, 21 at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. merly of Rumson, who died April 22 at died May 1 at home. He was m»n»gw of international engi- Martin Memorial Hospital, Stuart He was a storekeeper for United Airlines He was a heavy equipment operator, a neering at AT AT, Murray Hill, New Provi- He was vice president of Esso Europe, in Newark for 27 years, retiring in 1989. He machinist and small-business owner in dence, for 40 years, retiring in 1978. He was London, for 36 years, before his retirement was a Navy veteran of the Korean War, a Brick Township and Point Pleasant, from a World War II veteran, and a 1938 grad- He was a former member of St. James Ro- member of United Airlines Retirement 1960 to 1966. He was also a construction uate of Purdue University, West Lafayette. man Catholic Church; a member of St Jo- Club, and past president of United Air foreman before retiring in 1982. After that, Ind. seph's Roman Catholic Church, Stuart; and lines Mainliner Club, Newark. he was president of the Robert W. Mink Mr. Gibson was bom in Chicago and the Stuart Yacht and Country Club Mr. Yourie was bom in Bayonne and Import & Export Inc., Fair Haven, from lived in Red Bank before moving to Fair Mr. Stoveken was bom in Jersey City and lived there before moving to Eatontown 10 1986 until his death. He served in the Navy Haven 33 years ago. lived in Rumson before moving to Stuart in years ago. from 1941-45 and from 1950-52. and in the Surviving are his wife, the former Marga- 1977. Surviving are his wife, Tjhresa Gribben- Naval Reserve from 1980-83. He was a ret Kelly, a son, John H.. Red Bank; two His first wife, Dorothy J., died in 1975. Yourie; a son, Ralph, Connecticut; two step- member of Christ Church United Methodist daughters, Martha Simmons, Middletown, Surviving are his wife, the former Evelyn sons, Ralph Gribben, Brick Township, and of Fair Haven; the Naval Enlisted Reserve and Ruth Simons, Bowie, Md: a brother. R. Hamlin; a son, James E. Jr., Rumson; a Stephen Gribben, Eatontown; two daugh- Association; a former commander of Ar- Charles R. Gibson, Sun City West, Ariz.; daughter. Gloria Stoveken-Perry, San Fran- ters, Mary Wickman. Fort Lauderdale, Fla.. rowhead Memorial Veterans of Foreign and six grandchildren. cisco; and three grandchildren. and Angela Guuormsen. West Keansburg, Wan Post 5698, Brick; and the Benevolent John E. Day Funeral Home was in charge John E Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, Hazlet; two stepdaughters, Lorraine Grib- Protective Order of Elks, Point Pleasant of arrangements. was in charge of arrangements. ben, Heidelberg, Germany, and Tracy Grib- Mr Mink was born in Newark and lived ben, Eatontown; three sisters, Margaret Va- in Brick before moving to Fair Haven in Mildred A. Prince Genevieve M. Joy lente and Frances Sofranko, both of 1967. Services were held April 30 at Holy Trin- Bayonne, and Katherine Russo, West His son, Robert W.. died in 1985. Genevieve M, Joy, 68, of Hazlet. died Orange; six grandchildren, and seven neph- ity Roman Catholic Church, Long Branch, April 26 at Bayshore Community Hospital, Surviving are his wife, the former Elinor for Mildred A. Prince, 65, of Eatontown, ews and nieces. Griffen; a son, Charles Edward, Mount Lau- Holmdel. who died April 28 at Monmouth Medical She was a food service worker for several Braun Funeral Home, Eatontown, was in rel; a daughter. Patricia Joan Mink. Middle- Center, Long Branch. town; a sister, Marion Mink Zetkulic, Lin- years for the Shell Oil Co., Woodbridge, un- charge of arrangements. She was a supervisor at Concurrent Com- til retiring 20 years ago. She was a commu- croft, Middletown Township; and one puter Co., Oceanport. for 15 years, retiring grandchild. nicant of St Ann's Roman Catholic Church. Jane R. Meisner two years ago. She was a communicant of Keansburg. She was a member of the Bay- Adams Memorial Home, Red Bank, was Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church. Jane R Meisner, 81, of Colts Neck, died in charge of arrangements. shore Senior Day Center, Keansburg, and Mrs. Prince was born in Long Branch and the Hazlet Senior Citizen's Club. April 10 at the Holmdel Convalescent Cen- Wilbur Snaper lived in Eatontown for 32 years. She was bom in Newark and lived in ter, Holmdel. Her husband, Henry p., died in 1980. Newark and Laurence Harbor, Old Bridge Mrs. Meisner was a communicant of St Wilbur Snaper, 79, of Fair Lawn, for- Surviving are two sisters, Barbara Fer- Township, before moving to Hazlet 10 years Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Colts merly of Red Bank, died April 15 at Valley motne, Tappan, N.Y., and Elizabeth Jansen, ago. Neck. Hospital, Ridgewood. South Cairo, N.Y. He was a motion picture theater owner, Interment was at Woodbine Cemetery, Her first husband, Laurence Brodie, died She-was bom in Washington, D.C., and and past president of the National Associa- Oceanport in 1974. lived in Leisure Village. Lakewood, before tion of Theater Owners. He was a decorated Damiano Funeral Home, Long Branch, Surviving are her husband. Warren moving to Colts Neck three years ago. Air Force veteran of World War II, and was in charge of arrangements. "Pete" Joy, a stepson. Thomas Joy, Rose- Her husband, Edward, died in 1983. received the bronze star. He was a graduate land; a stepdaughter, Barbara Fetyko. Clif- fwood Beach, Aberdeen Township; a sister. Surviving are her son. Henry, with whom of Yale University, New Haven, Conn. • Frances Presti she lived; a daughter. Katie Ogan. Fair Ha- Mr. Snaper was born in Perth Amboy and Jean Dowd. Newark: and four grandchil- Services were held April 30 at St Antho- dren. ven; and four grandchildren. lived in Red Bank before moving to Fair ny's Roman Catholic Church. Red Bank, Lawn in 1990. Laurel Funeral Home, Hazlet, was in Holmdel Funeral Home, Holmdel. was in for Frances Presti, 83, of Shrewsbury, who charge of arrangements. charge of arrangements. Surviving are a daughter, Susan Snaper- died April 26 at the Westwood Hall Hebrew Shousha, Fair Lawn; a sister, Ruby Tucker- Nursing Home, Long Branch. man, Deal; and two grandchildren. She was a hairdresser with the former Louis Suburban Chapel. Fair Lawn, was Katherine Beauty Salon, Red Bank, for main charge of arrangements. ny years. She was a member of the Council of Associated Hairdressers and Cosmetolog- Lillian Frances Chevallier ists. She was born in Hammonton and lived in Red Bank before moving to Shrewsbury Services were held May 2 at St. James 32 years ago. Roman Catholic Church, Red Bank, for Lil- lian Frances Chevallier, 89, of Red Bank, Her brother, Paul A. Presti, died last year. who died April 29 at Riverview Medical Surviving are two brothers, Joseph P.. Shrewsbury, and John Presti, Red Bank; Center, Red Bank. and three sisters, Mildred Pellati, with She was a communicant of St. James Ro- whom she lived, Ann Barberio, Little Silver. man Catholic Church. and Katherine Iannone. Colts Neck. witha Mrs. Chevallier was born in Hull, En- John E Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, gland, and lived in Atlantic Highlands and was in charge of arrangements. Verona before moving to Red Bank in 1953. Her husband, Thomas F., died in 1971. Ellison D. Thompson clear cut Surviving are four sons, Thomas A.. Mid- Services were held April 22 at John E. dletown, James C. and Robert M.. both of Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, for Ellison Long Branch, and David W., Melbourne, D. Thompson, 83, of Rumson. who died Fla.; three sisters, Frances L. Minton, Red April 20 at home. Bank, Dolores R. Chevallier, Daytona advantage. He was an electrical engineer for Western Beach, Fla., and Mary C. Hauck, 0aHHMMHHMMMBBBBaaMI Electric Co., Kearny, for 32 years until re- Bring this coupon to Public Storage and Shrewsbury; 20 grandchildren, and 14 great- tiring in 1972. He was an amateur radio grandchildren. operator with the call letters W2UOO. John E. Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, He was born in New York and lived in $1 was in charge of arrangements. Rumson since 1942. Surviving are his wife, the former Irm- Cecelia Lankenau gard Jantzen; two daughters, Irene Linz- pays your first month. ••T •» •» Participating location mayer, Morris Plains, and Gloria Thomp- Eatontown Services were ndd April 30 at the Church son, Brookline. Mass.; and four of the Nativity, Fair Haven, for Cecelia 341 Highway 35 grandchildren. (908)544-1113 Lankenau, 87, of Fair Haven, who died John E Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, April 27 at Riverview Extended Care Resi- was in charge of arrangements. at th— m location* only. One apaca par CUMOPW Naw rantal* only dence, Red Bank. Do— not lncfaid* appUcabU fa—- OChar mxpin* May 31, 1991 She was a communicant of the Church of Forest Dunham Nativity and a charter member of its Rosary Altar Society. She was also a member of Forest Dunham, 90, of Tinton Falls, died When you ncedi American Legion Auxiliary, Long Branch. April 18 at Jersey Shore Medical Center, inrB%cn you move Neptune. Affordable monthly rates Mrs. Lankenau was born in Fair Haven No Deposit required and lived in Brooklyn before moving to Fair He had been a maintenance man. Haven 40 years ago. Mr. Dunham was born in Baltimore and PUBLIC Her husband, Alfred L, died in 1985. lived in Asbury Park before moving to Tin- ton Falls several years ago. STORAGE Surviving are a son, Alfred L. Jr., India- napolis, and a daughter, Ann Hodgkiss. Fair Surviving is a son. Earl, Bernardsville, REMTAL SPACES Haven. Bernards Township. You Stare it. You lack It. You k«cp the key. John E Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, Ely Funeral Home, Neptune, was in was in charge of arrangements. charge of arrangements. • 36 MAY 8. 1991 THE REGISTER Falcon spirits soaring with state tourney bid ByAlanKarmhhllnhnfai :

While most of the attention in the spring '... I said I'd be real happy at Monmouth Regional High School focuses with a .500 season, and the on baseball and track and field, the Falcons' Softball team is coming alive and having a way things are going, we have very successful season. At 7-5, the Falcons a real legitimate shot at have earned a state tournament berth for the first time in eight years. that . . . to me, that's like The Falcons clinched their playoff spot winning the states - coming with a 22-5 win over Freehold Borough on from what we were.' April 29, then fell to Central Regional on April 30, before coming back to gain an Mike Blackman impressive 5-2 win over Shore Conference Monmouth Regional B South Division rival Point Pleasant Bo- rough on Thursday. softball coach "The girls are really excited and the Point Borough game was a real crowning touch," said Coach Mike Blackman. "We knocked Edwards is leading the team in hitting off Lacey (9-4 record) earlier in the season with a .513 average, including two doubles, but we were very erratic. And that's the one triple, and one home run, while driving problem with a young team. You never in a team-high 18 runs. know when they're going to be there - when "She's just been on fire," said Blackman. they're going to be up, when they're not "She's been hitting the ball real well and going to be up, when they can hit or when making great plays at third base. She's de- they can't" pendable and she's been doing a good job in In addition to the Falcons being a young the clean-up spot" team, the amazing part about the success The Falcons hare also received a big lift they have enjoyed thus far is that they have from Kennedy's return to form at shortstop. had to play without senior Remanda Jen- After missing virtually all of last season nings, the team's leadoff batter and offen- with ligament damage in her thumb, she has sive catalyst, who's missed the last four come back and given the club stability at games due to a virus. And they were also shortstop. without sophomore catcher Gretchen Ben- Qp by Rich SchuKz nett for the first two games of the season Kennedy is also back on track at the THE SLIDE . . . SAFE and she is not yet back at full strength. plate, hitting .405 with 10 RBI and 13 runs Monmouth Regional'* Debbie Gunther slides home under the tag of Point I "Remanda is a super lead-off batter." said scored. BorouQh cdchor Judy DdPtato snd scores during UM Fslcons' 5*2 win ovtr the I Blackman. "She has a very high on-base Junior left fielder Laura Hartman has al- era on Thursday. percentage and she never strikes out. She so been red hot at the plate, hitting .471 walks, hits, bunts - she beats everything out with two doubles, three triples, 11 RBI, 12 to this team than you could know." one is trying so hard to do their best" And she's a great base-stealer. I'm looking walks and 10 runs scored. Another player who deserves a lot of One thing that has bothered the players is forward to getting her back." credit for the team's success is senior pitcher that even with the good season, they are still Another player who has made some big being overshadowed. Jennings was batting .357 with one dou- contributions is junior second baseman Teresa Fuoco. who has a 7-4 record and has ble, a home run, 16 runs and 10 stolen bases Debbie Gunther. Gunther is the only player made steady improvement on the mound. "We are kind of disappointed in that be- before being knocked out by the virus. who moved up from last year's junior varsi- At the plate, she leads the team in walks cause we're really playing our hearts out this ty squad and Blackman said her im- with 14 and runs scored with 18. season and we haven't had any help at the Bennett has been working her way back games," said Edwards. "We don't bear any- from an injury which forced her to sit out provement over last year is unbelievable. The rest of the young squad includes She's batting .308 with 11 walks and 13 runs freshmen outfielders Carolyn Beam, Julie thing really exciting over the intercom at the first two games of the season. After a school about what's going on. I'm a little slow start, Bennett is hitting .367 with four while coming through with a number of Hartman and Olivia Beam. clutch base hits. disappointed about that because nobody doubles, one triple and 14 RBI. Edwards said she is very happy with the really knows us and they just expect us to The player who has really made the dif- While Blackman raves about his team's way the season has come along. lose because we didn't do well last year." ference this season has been sophomore accomplishments, there's no one he raves "I'm very happy with the way the season Although Blackman himself knows the third baseman Michelle Edwards, more about then senior first baseman Kim has gone so far," said Edwards. "I expected team's efforts are being overshadowed, he is Murray. Edwards was moved to shortstop last it to turn out this way, having a better than still ecstatic with the team's accomplish- year to fill the void left when Alii Kennedy "She is just unbelievable around the bag," .500 record. We had some good young peo- ments thus far. went down with an injury in the first game said Blackman. "She makes some plays and ple come up and good returning players "My goal was, and I said I'd be real happy and she never felt comfortable at the posi- does some splits that have the opposing from last year. And by the way things are with a .500 season, and the way things are tion. But with Kennedy back at shortstop, coaches turning their heads and wondering going, I think we can win some more. going, we have a real legitimate shot at that Edwards has settled in at her more natural how in the world she could do that I don't "Our pitching has gotten a lot better with this year," said Blackman. 'And to me, position at third and is having a remarkable know how she does it I don't care if she Teresa doing such a good job. We have a that's like winning the states - coming from bats .000, her play at first base means more solid team with a good attitude and every- what we were." Edwards leading Monmouth's softball resurgence ByAtanKarmhi per but the bat wasn't there. And maybe base because I know what I'm supposed to the Mean Green softball team of Eaton town that was partly my fault. I moved her to be doing there. It's just like . . . well, it's that put together three consecutive unde- The Monmouth Regional High School shortstop when Alii Kennedy got injured where I've been all my life." feated seasons. softball team has come out of the doldrums and although she did a good job, she never One of the problems Edwards faced at the Edwards said facing the tikes of Kern and has qualified for the state tournament really seemed comfortable there. plate during her freshman year was that she Supinski of Middletown South and Ocean's for the first time in eight years. The Falcons' "She is a legitimate and sensational third was facing fast pitching for the first time Nicole Sini«r»h-n dming the summer plus resurgence can be attributed to the young baseman. She is not afraid of hard-hit balls. since Little League and had trouble adjust- numerous trips to the batting cages have talent on the squad, specifically, sophomore ing. contributed to adding .300 points to her bat- "She worked on her hitting quite a bit and ting average. third baseman Michelle Edwards. she's very dependable. If there's a situation "In our town there's Little League, then Edwards is hitting a team-leading .513 where we need a hit and need some RBI's. there's softball which is with an arc and that Blackmail is very happy with Edwards' with two doubles, one triple, one home run she's nice to have up there." really gets you confused when you get to improvement and maturity. high school and have to face the hard stuff." "She's just been on fire," said Blackman. and a team-high 18 RBI. This comes after a Edwards says her main problem as a freshman season that saw her struggle with a said Edwards. "Last year I really wasn't fa- "She worked on her hitting and she's very freshman was feeling uncomfortable and miliar with the pitching. It had been a long coachable and a great kid. She knows the .214 batting average and play a position she out of position. was not accustomed to - shortstop. time since I had seen that type of pitching game and she listens well. "I wanted to play third and I really wasn't going all the way back to Little League. But "And she'll play. Shell play in pain, she Coach Mike Blackman says he is not at confident about playing short," said the Eat- I played over the summer in Middletown may have a sore arm but she'll play with it all surprised by the season Edwards is put- ontown resident "I was always worried and it helped me with my timing." "For a sophomore she's very composed. ting together. about where I was supposed to go and Blackman likes the idea that Edwards She gets very upset with herself when she "No, she is definitely not a surprise," said things were always running through my brings a winning tradition to the Falcons. mfflr^f A mistake but she bounces right back. Rim-irman "She was a pleasant surprise last head and I guess that really distracted me. Along with teammates Gretchen Bennett She doesn't compound it like a lot of j year as a freshman. Defensively she was su- "I'm much more comfortable at third and June Hartman, the three were a part of kids do, which is a sign of maturity." SPORTS THE REGISTER, MAY 8, 1991 37 Labrecque. Bruckmann Munson pace Red Bank By Rob Acampora hitting Crimson Knights team and scattered six hits while allowing two runs and proving Some members of the Shore Conference he was up to the challenge. may still not believe the baseball program at Kalorin's effort was rewarded but it took Red Bank Regional High School is a success some doing. The Bucs tied the game at 2-2 in 1991, but the young Bucs are coming of in the fifth inning thanks to a Pete Bruck- age at 8-4. mann single and a perfectly executed bunt- Red Bank's success has been a combina- and-run by Mike Flynn The bunt-and-run tion of hard-working, dedicated baseball play saw Bruckmann go into third, then the players along with the guidance of third- throw sailed passed the third h»«t-m»n and year head coach Gerry Malanga as he in- allowed Bruckman to score the tying run. stalls more confidence in his team as the In the bottom of the seventh inning, the season enters the second half. Bucs came away with the 3-2 win when Dar- "I have 17 young men who have worked ryl George delivered an RBI-single with two their tails off!" Malanga said of his 1991 out to score Flynn from second. Bucs. "Every player wants to be a better "The win over Wall was a big one for baseball player and strives to improve, and Carmen," Malanga said. "He has been every player wants to win. I am not suprised mainly a short reliever all year, but I know by the way we are playing. Winning is a he is more than capable to give us quality wonderful feeling, and these guys are learn- innings as a starter." ing how to win games." The unsung hero of this young pitching The Bucs' start is the school's best in a staff is the emerging presence of Ryan Mun- long time, and Red Bank has locked up a son. the senior catcher who came into the state tournament berth for the first time in 1991 campaign about 30 pounds lighter and nearly five years. prepared to play. "Qualifying for the state tournament was "Ryan has called some excellent games one of this team's priorities this season," behind the plate." Malanga said. "I have Malanga said. "Next on the list would be to noticed that he has been thinking along the take the Shore Conference B North Division same lines as myself when he is out there. title. These guys know that in order to do Ryan is in control in the field as far as call- that, we have to keep winning." ing the pitches, blocking the balls in the dirt, and getting off the throw down to second or Photogr»pti by Rich SchuKz One of the big reasons for the Red Bank third." success in '91 has been the pitching, with FALCON FUNOER Bound for Lynchburg College to play Monmouth Regional pitcher TmM Fuoco fires a pitch during the Falcons' 5-2 Jeff Labrecque turning the corner to become a force in the conference while young arms baseball next year, Munson has allowed just Shore Conference B South Division win over Point PleasantBorough on Thurs- one passed ball all season, has thrown out day . With Fuoco on the mound, Monmouth Regional has gained • state tourna- Scott Barber and Carmen Kalorin mature rapidly with each outing. nearly 50 percent of the runners who try to ment berth for the first time in eight years. steal on him, and has committed no errors "Our pitchers are throwing strikes and in-91. they are getting ahead of hitters," Malanga said. "They have also had strong control. As At the plate, Munson has learned to "stay a team, they have twice as many strikeouts within himself" to the tune of a .441 average as opposed to walks." with a home run and 12 RBI. Falcons, Caseys score Labrecque has been a big hitter also for Labrecque has come out of the gates fir- Red Bank, currently in the middle of a sev- ing and has posted a 4-2 mark with a 1.19 en-game hitting streak while hitting .487. Monmouth Regional"* John Render was (fourth - 19-11), and Reevey in the 400 ERA over 35Wj innings pitched (42 K). The a split second away from being a two event (fourth-51.3). senior righthander is coming off one of his Pat McKenna is the future for Red Bank winner on his home track Saturday at the Mark Viggiano of Red Bank Catholic best starts of this season on Thursday as the team's catcher, but has become an Monmouth Invitational Track and Field won the 1,500 meter title in 4:04.1. RBCs against Raritan, where he had pitched a impact player this year as a third baseman. Meet Marc WiUems was second in the 5.000-mter one-hitter going into the seventh inning be- "Pat has turned himself into a solid de- Render was running the 100-meter dash run (16:06.3), Steve Dow was sixth in the fore the Rockets scored the only run of the fensive third baseman." Malanga said. "Pat neck-to-neck with Anthony Lundy of pole vault (11-0), and Peter Novembre was game and upset Bucs 1-0. has been a real find for us and will create a Franklin Township in a race that saw Lundy third in the 400 (51.1) and second in the nice dilemma for me next season as to long jump (20-1 lfc). "Jeff had been flirting with the idea of a nip the Monmouth speedster by about one- no-hitter that game," Malanga explained. whether I will switch him back to his natu- tenth of a second. The RBC girls performed solidly behind "The only hit Jeff gave up could have been ral spot as a catcher." Render's time of 11.1 fell just short of the running of Mary Pat Erickson. Colleen scored an error, but that never entered into A transfer student from CBA, McKenna Lundy (11.0). but he got revenge on the Carson, Tricia McHugh. Christine Greco the equation after the seventh. Jeff pitched a has emerged as the Bucs' top hitter this sea- Franklin runner in the 200-meter dash. and Erika Lewis. commanding effort (7 IP, 3 hits, 1 run, 8 K), son while hitting around .500. Erickson took her act to the 1,500 and ran Render pulled away from a fading Lundy but we did not support him. We were anx- McKenna leads the brigade of young and Ashley Eure of Jackson to take the off with the title in 5:04. ious this game and we never put any pres- Carson also won an event with ease by players for Red Bank that includes sopho- event in 22.5 seconds, .25 seconds ahead of sure on Brian Gregov. who pitched well." more left fielder Darryl George (.285), soph- Eure. setting a 10-second margin between her and second place. Carson took the 3,000 meter A scholar-athlete, Labrecque is ranked omore right fielder Michael Polloway, and Eure eventually had his moment in win- No. 2 in his senior class, scored 1.230 on his reserve shortstop Alex Ticehurst. ning the 400-meter dash, but the star of the title in 11:13.9. McHugh, Greco and Lewis were top five college boards and has accepted a schol- Brackjsaaa aad Flynn are the few veter- show was Asbury Park's Bryan Spoomre. arship to Johns Hopkins University for aca- ans in the field besides Labrecque, who who set new meet records in winning the finishers in two events each. McHugh scored in the 800-meter run and the 400- demics. He intends to play baseball for the plays shortstop when he is not on the 3,000-meter run (8:42.7. six seconds ahead former NCAA Division III championship mound. of the old mark) and the 5,000-meter race meter hurdles, while Greco's piacings were finalist team in 1992. (15:09.5, 31 seconds ahead of the old mark). in the 100- and 400-meter hurdles. Lewis Bruckmann has shown that last season's Heat team Mi—mart Regional had a earned her best finishes in the 100-meter Barber took ever the Bucs' No. 2 starter's .444 batting average was no fluke. The se- hurdles, long jump and high jump. role in pre-season action. Since then the nior second baseman who will attend Drew good deal of success, led by the effort of the sophomore righthander has pitched three 1,600-meter relay team. The Falcons' com- RBCs Erika Short was sixth in the 100- University in the fall is quietly hitting .412. meter dash (13.2) and 200 dash (27.32), Ju- complete games with a 2-1 record and a 1.42 Flynn is doing all the small things for Red bo of Jason Wilson, Larry Reevey, Vaughn ERA. Barber's last outing was on May 1 Nichols and HoUis Meminger buried the lie Keenan was fifth in the 400 (1:04) and Bank, whether it be bunting runners over, Michelle Fallone was second in the 800 where he tossed a two-hitter over Matawan stealing bases, playing solid defense, or hit- field behind them by nearly eight seconds and won 15-0. (3:26.1). - - (2:28) ting when he has to. The senior centerfielder Nichols and Meminger went on from the Monmouth Regional'* relay team of Kalorin has been the role man of the has found his niche after having been a for- relay event to win individual titles. Nichols Mary Beth Kochman, Dawn Saunders, Ker- pitching staff whether that means pitching mer infielder. won the 400-meter intermediate hurdles ry Riordan and Drexel Long captured the in relief or as the team's No. 3 starter. The Red Bank's season could become a suc- (56.6) while Meminger won the 800-meter 1,600 relay (4:05.01) in a tight race with junior righthander pitched in his biggest cessful coming out party if the Bucs can pull dash in sub-two mintue time (1:59.8). Franklin Township (4:06.6). game of bis career on Saturday in the sec- away from the pack to become the Shore Other Falcons who scored were James Kochman also won the 400-meter dash in ond round of the Monmouth College Tour- Conference B North Division champions. Stan ton in the javelin (champion — 185-5) 1-01 01, just ahead of teammates Saunders nament against Wall. Beginning this week, the Bucs stood at 5-3 and discus (2nd — 138-6), Dwyone Lee in (1:02.8) and Riordan (1:03.01). "The decision for Carmen to pitch this in the league, second place, trailing Ocean the 110-meter hurdles (champion — 14.6), Long showed her speed in the 200-meter game was so I would not upset tht rotation by W-game. Malangi's team can take over Dong Basile in the pole vault (champion — dash and won in 25.78. of my pitchers." Malanga" said. "I debated first place with a win over the Spartans on 12-6), Greg Barrett in the long jump (cham- Monmouth's Theresa Okupski was sec- whether or not to change the starting assign- Thursday. pion — 21-4%) and high jump (third — 6- ond in the 100 hurdles (15.6) and fourth in ment for this game, but this team's priority The Monmouth College Tournament is 01 Jason Wilson in the 400 (second - 50.9), the 400 hurdles (1:08.5), Alyson Littman to try and win the division crown weighed not over for the Bucs either, as they will Eric Bergmann in the 1,500 (sixth - 4:14.6), was sixth in the 1,500 (5:18.9), Lisa Osborne more heavily then this tournament" meet No. 4 seeded Manasquan in the quar- was fifth in the shot put (31-5) and Kristie Robert Bland in the high jump (second - 6- Kalorin kept the ball down low to a hard- terfinals this weekend. 2). 110 hurdles (sixth- 15.8) and long jump Rivenburg was sixth in the shot put (3O-7V0. 38 MAYS, 1991, THE REGISTER SPORTS Shark River Park, Howell Township, Mon- SPORT mouth Battlefield and Colts Neck before returning to the Lincroft campus. A comfort- SHORTS able pace will be set and four rest stops will Coach blends talented be included, with water and fruit available. UTTLE SILVER There is a $30 entrance fee or riders may Mike Crimean* of Little Silver is current- collect $30 in pledges from sponsors. Group players into winning unit ly ranked No. 39 in the nation by Volvo rates available for five or more riders. De- Tennis/Collegiate Rankings for NCAA Di- tails: Mike Stafford, 699-6664 (days), or By Alan Ham*! vision III schools. Cremeans, a Red Bank 774-8647 (evenings). 'I knew I had a good mesh of Regional High School graduate and a senior Red Bank Catholic High School girls' soc- at Trenton State College, lost his first match The Point Beach Fire road race to benefit cer coach Mike Feerst doesn't like to make a players coming back ... so I in dual match play to Scott Read of Wash- the homeless will be held May 18. A Smile big deal of things, but with the Caseys off to kind of knew what to expect as ington College, the No. 1 player in the na- run/race walk begins at 11 a.m. with a 1- a 9-0 start, 7-0 in the Shore Conference B tion at the Division III level (6-3, 7-6). Cre- mile fun run and health walk at 10:30 a.m. North Division, people are starting to take far as their ability. The one means will play in the NCAA Division III Pre-entry (by Sunday) fee is $10; day of the notice. thing I didn't know about was championships at Claremont College in Cal- race entry is $ 12. Details: 364-2828. Not only are the Caseys undefeated, ifornia starting Sunday as a singles player they're also unscored upon, outscoring their the other teams ... So I knew and in doubles with teammate Glen KieceL The Jersey Shore and Manasquan la- opponents 38-0 (through Monday). Feerst, we were going to be pretty crosse clubs are looking for high school stu- though, tends to downplay that statistic. good but I didn't expect to be dents interested in playing lacrosse. No ex- "I'm just happy with the fact that the de- RUMSON perience necessary. Practices and games will fense, every time its really been tested, has undefeated.' hFair Haven Regional High be played on Sundays. High school players been able to come through," said Feerst School baseball coach Hal Lonne will be should Mark Hellenack. 888-5419. Sixth- "With experienced goalkeeping and tough Mike Feerst honored Saturday prior to the Bulldogs' through eighth-graders should call Ron and marking, we've been playing real well." RBC soccer coach game vs. Keansburg. At that time, the Rum- Terry DePasqnale, 223-2487. Feerst said he knew he had a good mix of son field will be named for the veteran di- young and experienced players coming in. amond coach who has spent more than two The 22nd Annual Budweiser Slo Pitch but he is surprised by the way the Caseys "She's got a lot of assists which I'm really decades at RFH. Ceremonies will start at Softball Tournament will be held over the have totally shut down everybody. happy about" said Feerst "She's a very un- 12:30 p.m. Former players, opposing Memorial Day Weekend with the Holiday "I knew I had a good mesh of players selfish player. Betsy's a goal scorer yet shell coaches, friends and fans are invited to at- Inn of Somerset serving as the host hotel for give up the ball for the best oppotunity." tend. Details: 842-1597, exL 214. coming back, some of the younger girls and the event Entries are being accepted for the some of the girls who have played varsity Shea, meanwhile, made the move from May 25-27 Softball tournament which guar- for the last couple of years so I kind of knew the front line to midfield where she seems to REGIONAL antees a minimum of five game for each what to expect as far as their ability," said be getting more scoring opportunities. team. Entry deadline: May 22. Details: Rich the sixth-year coach. "The one thing I didn't "She's been able to move around a little Nicolas Warner of Shrewsbury and John Mazewskl. 725-9419; Rich Matisak. 281- know about was the other teams. Each year more and the opposition is not able to mark Hendrklu of Aberdeen, along with their 6205; or Bob Pietrzyk, 722-4250, a lot of young players always seem to come her as much as they did last year," said Monmouth College track teammates James up and make toe difference. So I knew we Feerst Klein and Gay Aagdback, had the honor of The Sixth Annul Polo Match benefitting were going to be pretty good but I didn't Benden has also added to the scoring with running in the 97th Penn Relays in Phila- the Mental Health Association of Mon- expect to be undefeated." six goals along with six assists. delphia. Competing in the 4x400 relay, the mouth County will be held June 9 at Wolf raining most of the attention for the nine The rest of the Caseys' squad includes Hawks' foursome finished fourth with a Hill Farm, Monmouth Park Racetrack, shutouts is senior goalkeeper Nikki Burgess senior goalkeeper Mary Catherine Arbour of time of 3:24.45. Oceanport This year's match will celebrate of Rumson. while the stingy defense is led Little Silver, junior defender Ty Trower of the 50th anniversary of the association. The by senior sweeper and team captain Jessica Neptune, senior midfielders Megan Retail The Second Annul Tour of Brookdale, day's events will begins at 3 p.m. with enter- Beck of Freehold. of Spring Lake and Teresa MacGlaughlin of sponsored by the Alumni Association and tainment and tailgate festivities. The polo Tinton Falls, junior midfielders Jennifer the Neptune Police Athletic League, win be match begins at 5 p.m. when Mallet Hill/ Feerst said Beck, a three-year starter, is a real team leader and is the anchor of the Keeney of Middletown and Nicole Narpalo. held June 8. Cyclists will leave Brookdale Hidden Pond, sponsored by Krug Cham- sophomore forward/midfielder Danielle Community College at 9 a.m. and will go on pagne, returns to defend its title against Far defense that has not allowed opposing teams to have many shots on goal. Cather of Little Silver, sophomore wing Alii a 53-mile bicycle tour through Middletown, Hills Polo Club. Details: 842-7077. Link of Freehold and junior wing Kim Mott The rest of the defense consists of sopho- of Freehold. more stopper Alii Finnegan of Middletown and outside backs senior Andrea DeMeo of Feerst says that at times he can't believe Freehold and sophomore Amy Fallahee of the talent he sees in front of him, but gets Middletown. upset when people make reference to the school getting star players to come from a The midfield has Michelle Benden of diverse area. Freehold in the middle, with junior Nicole "People love to say that you get the best Shea of Freehold on the left side and sopho- player from this place or the best player more Kim Myers of Middletown on the from that place," said Feerst. "But I say, right yeah, but now try to mesh those players The front line is led by senior center for- together. That's the one thing people don't ward Betsy Cook of Freehold, the team's realize. It's still a team sport You do get leading scorer the last three years. Sopho- really good players, but trying to get them to more Laura Cotter of Middletown is on the play together is the key. left wing while senior Jackie Curcio of Free- "For instance, Wall soccer, they're great hold returns after sitting out her junior sea- every year. Those kids play together since son with an injury. they're very young and by the time they get Cook and Shea are among the area scor- to high school they really jell. ing leaders. Cook has scored 10 goals and "And I think the way this team has come has 11 assists, while Shea has 10 goals with together is the reason for the success. I've four assists. spent a lot of years talking about together- Feerst is not only happy with Cook's scor- ness and I really believe together equals suc- ing ability, he's been impressed with the cess. I don't see how you can play a team way she has created opportunities for others sport, especially soccer, without being like this year. that" Shore bikers gather for cause coupon The first Tour of the Shore Bike-A-Thon plan the event," said Mercurio, whose wife Mother's Day on Saturday will provide riders with a view is coordinating the tour with him. "The 75- of scenic shorelines while benefiting the mile ride will take you from Sandy Hook to Special Monmouth County Chapter of the Make-A- Point Pleasant It will go inland a little Wish Foundation. through Rumson and Little Silver, but a 10% OFF good part of the ride will follow the beach as Joe and Doreen Mercuric Freehold closely as possible. Township residents, are running the event, which gives bikers a choice of 25-, SO- and "My wife and I took the ride last week 75-mile routes. The starting and finishing and we guarantee bikers a very scenic tour," Combine fitness, family and fun! points for the rides are Sandy Hook. he added. "It'll be great exercise as well as a Go mfMhm with the u laMsn o«er Walt, jog or h*a on the traM. at the man or man M the bate*. challenge and it's all for a wonderful cause." The tme-wtieel design beats the bumps and Ma mom and day stay m step* vrt* the t>eby rides m style! The Make-A-Wish Foundation, a nation- There is a sponsor minimum of $50 for al non-profit organization, grants the special the 25-mile tour and $100 for the 50- and ®Fi7NESS LIFESTYLES, INC. wishes of children up to 18 who are fighting 75-mile tours. Helmets are required and T- life-threatening illnesses. shirts and sports bottles will go to all riders. EXERCISE EQUIPMENT • SALES * SERVICE Mercurio has been a volunteer for the Sports nmnjw will be available a* an 200 Main Street • P.O. Box 1008 • Asbury Park, N.J. 07712 chapter for two years. After he rode in a option and the individual who raises the 908-775-1630 150-mile bike tour for multiple sclerosis last most money will receive an all-expense CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-553-4863 • FAX 908-775-7115 year, he realized the potential of the event paid, seven-day/six-night cruise fortwo . as a fund-raiser for Make-A-Wish. Starting time is 8 a.m. For registration "I was given the freedom to go ahead and forms and more information, call 780-0775.

] z ...:•• THE REGISTER. MAY 8. 1991

Falcons remain perfect Add YEARS to your life Rumson's diamond win streak ends at 9 Add LIFE to those Years 1991-92 calendar and May 3 was the Softball A hearing evaluation will make you aware of cutoff date only. Monmouth Regional and Rumson-Fair Even with this announcement, it proba- WHAT YOU ARE NOT HEARING Haven have been two of the hottest high bly will not help Red Bank Catholic (5-8). school baseball teams in the Shore Confer- which needs three wins this week. The Ca- Call for a consultation: ence over the past few weeks. seys lost a pair of one-run games last week RICHARD RAFFERTY, M.A. CCC-A Rumson's win streak had reached nine to hurt their state qualifying chances. RBC games with wins last week over Henry Hud- was 5-5 on May 1, then the bottom fell out Audiologjst & Licensed Hearing Aid Dispense' son and Shore Regional. beginning with a 7-3 loss to St. John Vian- N J. License #450 ney. The Bulldogs collected 10 hits in their 258 Broad St. Red Bank 747-5300 May 1 game with Henry Hudson, but only Evan Buckalew triggered a three-run first put two runs across. Anthony Bufano drove inning with an RBI-double, giving the team We offer full hearing services: in one of the runs with a double in the third a lead that held up until the fifth inning. EVALUATIONS • REHABILITATION • HOUSE CALLS inning, then Bryan Dougherty combined Trailing 3-2. SJV's Chris Donahue blast- Batteries • Earmolds • Repairs with TJ. Costello on a one-hitter for a 2-0 ed a two-run homer in the fifth to put the victory. Lancers ahead; then Tony Harriett's three- Dougherty (2-0) fanned seven and allow- run homer in the sixth put the game out of ed only one double. reach. Against the Blue Devils on Thursday, On Thursday, the Caseys tied Ocean 2-2 Mike Gallagher dominated at the plate in the top of the seventh to force extra in- going 3-4 with a double and one RBI and nings, but the Spartans won the game 3-2 in took a one-hit shutout into the seventh in- nine inning* Where Can I Buy... ning as the 'Dawgs crusied to a 9-1 win and Tom McAnUe's 3-4 day and the pitching surged into first place in the Shore Confer- efforts of Wille Mayer and Brian McNama- ence C North Division. ra (0-2) went for naught Ironically, RBC Gallagher (2-2) lost the shutout in the last outhit Ocean 7-4. inning but still pitched a two-hitter while The week ended with the Caseys' elimina- striking out a season-high 13. tion from the Monmouth College Tourna- Rumson's winning streak came to a close ment on Saturday by Manasquan, 3-2, wast- on Friday in the second round of the Mon- ing a sound pitching effort from McArdle mouth College Tournament against No. 6 (2-3). SM Bright seeded Ocean. BTS Spirt Shop Station Oner Cousins The Bulldogs took a 2-0 lead in the top of New York Bus Pauls Place UttteS* Gin Shop (Sheraton) | the third with doubles from Rob McGuire UttteS»vef Train and Bryan Dougherty and an RBI-single B* N • Shi from Gallagher. Ocean came back in the bottom of the fourth to tie the game, 2-2, then the pitchers' SETS 221 dud kicked off TJ. Costello had only one bad inning before giving way to Mike McCarthy, and McCarthy held down Ocean until the 10th inning when Rumson caught a bad break. A bad hop single got through the Bulldog in- field to end the game for a 3-2 loss and move Ocean into the quarterfinals. ADVERTISING DEADLINES FOR THE riiiauili Regional (13-0) has been able to avoid losing in 1991, and the way this MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY team is playing shows the Falcons could be a potential undefeated champion. The Falcons continue to boast one of the best 1-2 starting pitching punches in the Wednesday, May 22 conference. PROOF - Transcript only 12 noon Ryan Braswell began the week with a four-hitter over Central Regional, 7-0, on PROOF - Register 12 noon April 30. The senior southpaw fanned six in the win. Thursday, May 23 Tony Martinez stepped in on Thursday and tossed a six-hitter with 10 strikeouts in PROOF - Tra/Sen/Sub 12 noon the Falcons' 6-0 win over Point Pleasant PROOF - Sen/Sub/Rec 12 noon Borough. PROOF - Independent 3 PM Scott Jusiak helped Martinez (5-0) by PROOF - Monmouth Message 3 PM going 3-3 with two stolen bases and two runs scored while Jake Isler racked a home NON PROOF - Register 5 PM run and two RBI. NON PROOF - Message 5 PM Monmouth's win streak reached 13 PROOF - Weekeixl 5 PM games on Saturday when the Falcons pounded down Holmdel 17-2 in the second round of the Monmouth College Tourna- Friday, May 24 ment NON PROOF - Transcript 12 noon Ravi Malick led the offensive attack with a 3-3 game with a home run (his third of NON PROOF - Sen/Sub/Rec 2 PM •91) and three RBI. Isler and Jason Duckworth both assisted with doubles and two RBI each, giving Braswell a chance to win his conference CLASSFIED DEADLINES FOR THE HOLIDAY: leading seventh game of the season. Braswell (7-0) fanned eight in the win and Wednesday, May 22 lowered his ERA to under 0.70. Photograph by Rich Schultz Business & Service 2 PM Monmouth win look to this weekend in IH« AMD OVEN the quarterfinals of the MCT against No. 8 ' Friday, May 24 seeded Keyport (8-4). The top-seeded and Maa ovar the bar during the pot* defending champion Falcons could collide vault competition at Saturday's Line Ads 1 PM with Red Bank in the semifinals. Monmouth Invitational in Tlnton The state jrtaygff qualifying deadline is Fate. this Friday, not May 3 as reported previous- 1*41 ly. The NJSIAA erred when it released its 4O MAY 8, 1991. THE REGISTER PROPERTY LINES $2,750* Down 77MM real estate transactions an a WDI bay ytm a New Townhoaac matter of public record. Than may be a with 1,400 sq. feet and delay of up to three months between ctos- 1 car attached garage. ing Btnd pubhcstioo. *109,900 FAIR HAVEN ALL THESE EXCITING FHA FEATUIES INCLUDED IN «VA 839 River Road. ..$115,000 SALES PUCE Seller: Jerry Masse* New single family executive homes in Fair Haven •Itit^imii T>-»fcnrilmi WM^mni nwralT TiMtiia Buyer. Jeffrey & Melissa Cahill J P II.f iitiiiiiiili I I i I. <•»«•«» «d«dc iriit. from 250,000. jsSkis • New pricing saves you up to $65,000! • Fabulous location-in charming Fair Haven, next to parks, ballfields, outstanding schools, • Elegant fiunily room with fireplace • Family-size kitchen plus UTTLE SILVER breakfast room • Gorgeous master suites. 200WMeRc ..$84SJ)00 (201) 747-5545-open Th.rs.-SaL 10-5, Su. 12-5. Mom. 10-5. Seller: LB & B . GST Sox* » tut 100 • T*IL!]!« M* 1 mtm m •€* 111 Mil A«c mm n#n after RL It Buyer Miguel & Eve Damien II mm ad pro* * aak. (MM Rad » •» fc Ml From nA G» Nanfe M Exit 100. ~ BUSINESS Roberta Pfcawaeesjflcal CorporatioiL Eatontown. has announced the «igiring of a definitive licensing agreement with Thera- mex Laboratories of Monaco. Theramex Radio/hack has been granted exclusive marketing rights in France for SOMAGARD, a new LHRH analog, used forth e treatment of prostate cancer, endometriosis and precocious pu- berty. Dr. Mark A. Najjar will be distributing five information to the community in May on the benefits of good posture, in honor of National Perfect Posture Month. Sponsored by the International Chiropractors Associa- tion, this year's Perfect Posture theme is "Straighten Up and Stay Healthy." A vari- VHS 8x Camcorder ety of education materials including a "Pre- WHh VkJeo LJflht vent-a-Backache" guide and a "Straighten MOTHER'S Up and Stay Healthy" pamphlet are available five of charge by contacting Dr. Naj- jar' s office at Airport Plaza Chiropractic IEI GIFT Building, Room 11, Hazlet 07730. IDEAS! Waste collection The Horns Computer deemed success Hazardous waste weighing in at 82,000 pounds was removed April 13 from the Tin- ton Falls reclamation center by a hazardous waste contractor, reported Monmouth 1199?? County Freehold Theodore J. Narozankk. This waste was generated during the recent collection day for hazardous household waste. This county program continues to be an exceptional success due to excellent citizen participation, Narozanick said. In addition to the hazardous waste, which included poisons, oxidizers, corrosives and flammable liquids, the county collected and disposed of 4,000 gallons of waste oil, 2 tons of lead acid batteries and 8,356 pounds of dry household batteries, Narozanick said. "The overcast collection day at the reclamation center did not stop the 503 vehicles Sleek DeaJgn Fashtoo-Fone* loaded with household hazardous waste from being processed in record time," said Narozanick. "There was little or no waiting time in spite of the large turnout for this event," the freeholder noted. Turn "The board of chosen freeholders is trying to make it easier and more convenient for GREAT American VACATION the public to dispose of household hazardous waste," Narozanick said, adding that two additional collection days have been scheduled for1991 . Cat show set, May 25-26 Tri-State Cat Fanciers win conduct a cat show from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. May 25-26 at the Woodbridge National Guard Armory, 625 Main St. Monday is the iy*»*»i"» for entry registra- tions. All entries must be on an official CFA Wrectory/Scheduter entry blank, accompanied by fees. Kittens s8 must be 4 months old by the date of die cm 34^ 19 show. There will be a limit of 225 cats. All breeds and household pets will be accepted. Crack Your Prior* Book tor tf» Radio Shack Stora or Admission prices will be $4 for adults, $3

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The Price Of The a • ik at as aakaa al tar* a«m bus.Si34.900 Can 390-5598 ufriibes.CaN 431-3961 AM utilities rrtcl Non smoker. 1 T*K£ FWTMHt KOTWC eat Oa aak SW M s*n« a 1st leas a* Jersey Shore Condo Saams. M> at tt» OraMlml person only. Mature parson SAYREVILLE •saaeam 1 ara a Ceabsct Tin laiiiili aniHak la) MainliH,«a* FREEHOLD 1 badroom. up- pressrred 531-2074 stairs. Private entrence Al HARBOUR CLUB CttMto utti 4- cabla mci , a/c. W END LONG BRANCH WEEKLY RATES 3Vk room 2 bedroom. 2 bath, upper end tSOOmo AvaH 5/15. 780-0827 unit Many upgrades Great lo- For includes heat aiwr conditioning. Depending On Season MYRTLE BEACH JAMES8URG- New modem I cation. Owner licensed NJ Tag FUtTHCt NOTICE Mel t»e Cartract D parking A o Beeutrtu»y maintained Lake Elberon| $102,500 727-4175 m tana aa eaaHaaa a|aaaf Me Ma*, al sackei air, balcony. ana, 1 HOCk to Ocean Nol SA YREVtLLE-Harbor C0k* 2 BEDROOMS 1 Maas a k etaaa la (aaajaa . Ma Mb tadiaa aaali >700. 521-5700/521-0738 oats. For anot call 222-6145 2 bedroom. 2 beth. Patio Ac- a kMi ae aa, IM. 1991 al 10*) UL. KEANSBURG- Cottage 2 cross from pool, dubhousa H75.-S75.. 2 Bedroom Studio bedroom S52S plus uMftws 006HoiiM«tor C/a. w/d. d/w. gas stove, re- 1 badroom. heat and hot Irtg W0J0B. Ca« 721<3«D 3 BEDROOMS water included $450 No pats SOUTH RIVER- 4 lam Home Can 2*4-3759 ABERDEEN Wyn Pi end KEYPORIT- 3 fern*/ Home *550.-t?5. •500^600 I »360 TO 450, LONG BRANCH- WaHt to unit. 3 bednra. 2Vk Dam 2S4-BJ37. eves ALL HATES ARE WEEKLY^ Ocean 1 A 2 bedrm. w/w place, al appl central air. ax STATEN ISLAND 6 large rms BiH & Jackie Can.no Heat/hot water inc. 787-7007 MS St. 150 + util 290-1244 2 p«ivale entrances. 2 kitch- 4 Tfctt LONG BRANCH - tbdrm Gar- You Can Charge ens. 2 baths. 2 car garage P»etor»aa5 Gladly Skom a mad aai m a* la ar a asai am • dan Apia. Heel location, a/c. Your Ad To Old uding but very Iweable a^ M II aaaal a «a iaat iaaaat af Me Mtoritr NYC buses Fruit trees. With 577-0892 LEDO* I DICK TOUTY Set «M SUWEY C elTraW.».. CHMMIMI pm tenon S57S.mo. Master Card or VISA extra lot. $173,000 Taxes *m l mi water included Call 571-1489 Call 1-800-660-4-ADS $1 136/year 1908)679-5119 2 MAY 8-MAY14,1991, POWER PACKAGE Qrmmtmr Mmdlm Nmwmpmpmr* 135 nwp WsntoG 035 Help Wanted 036 H#lp Wanted 012 Lot* ft Acreage 122 Commercial 030 Financial 035 Itelp Wanted 035HeipWi FuHTkM Full Time Ft* Time FuHTklM FulTkm OLD BRIDQE- MANAGEMENT- Laid off or 40x115 150,000 Can uk for For leese. 4.000 sq. ft heeled WI perform aa CONSTRUCTION getting Mid off? We don't lay SALESPERSON Tony 284-9593 werehouse. 2 ovsrhead duties. Serving residential- igh Salanas. Paid Uvmg f P*>Op4aJ LOOKlfaQ fOT fTlaW1 • Fun time. Salary based BUS DRIVER doors. 1.000 sq ft of offices. xpanaaa. Now Hiring, Ai eoement F/T or P/T. Can REPORTER on experience. Can Don at WAS divide 679-2587 Horn. C«l 9M-TJWE or wrK* redes U.S. * International 972-1756 for detaib. MHar Shoes tor appointment MAINTENANCE Projects. Bonuses. Sanous 741-1264 OLD BRIDGE MECHANIC-Knowledge of Bo»422 Appicante Only. Fee. ing a reporter tor the SUPERVISORS - JOIN THE HELPER NO DOC LOANS Ocaan Qrova. NJ 07756 305-947-1460 9AM 10 9PM lawn mowers and lawn riders MOBIL STATION SITE necessary Can 257-3833 Mot km aw I KOMI Poor Credit 65-75% Value EST Sunday 9AM lo 5pm. Register weekly Foradoauraa Commerciel Hwy 5ie*WortnP1. MPROVE YOUR CREDIT "Christmas Around N#w Wave Mortgage Corp Lease expires Jan. 1993. Rating By removing rwganve 3ATA ENTRY- Growing com- lor Sr. Citatu rcsidena Brokers mvit»d 666-6300 lfo. from credH report S150. any, Engiishiown area, MEDICAL SECRETARY Applicants must be TheWorid" 517-0780 Lie Mtg. Bankar able to write ctearty Full tim. wrtt bmtfth. fHJ Oepsrtfnent BankinQ RFA 906-583-5792 needs reliable person for FAMILY. Now hiring supervi- 024 Loan*/ entry level position. No expe- RECEPTIONIST and must be enthu- sors for the 1991 season-. NEW A SMALL rience necessary, witling to PLASTIC SURGERY practice siastic about letting 015 Sum ^/Winter Accept major cradrt cards • Extra income Investment train. Ed Mitchell: 521-1433 seeks individual with medical people whet's hap- • Choose your own hours Increase Mia*. Now opening office experience. 4 days per pening in their local Navesink Howe new merchant accounts. DECORATING ASSOCIATE • Vtark from home week (25-30 hours). Answer community. The 40- • No financial investment ANTIGUA. WEST INDIES- **• 201 -502-0347. Ext. G11 Seeking creative business upuaitiiiant achedul- houra week job en- 40 Riverside An., minded person for interior • Free sample kri 1 bedrm.. Heaps 4-8. micro- ng. svordprocessmg Send taits covering human- • Free training wava. refng. 1 wk. Nov. 2-9. ATTENTION: 031 Money to Loan decorating. Training. Part/fuN to: SuMa interest Stories, mu- Cat 583-3712 • Exotic travel 1991. $825. Eves 530-8497 292, PO Box 1062. East niapa. meetings, poli- Do smiieuiwig tor yourmaw CLASSIFIED READERS tics and police news. LO.E. CARIBBEAN/ST. MAARTEN DECORATOR- Career in dec- Brunswick. NJ 08816 Enjoy new friends, open new f you piac« • call to • "900" ATTENTION Send a raauma and Luxury waleilimit visas. 1-4 orating. Flexible hours. phone number, you wM auto- cover letter to: bedrms, a/c. pool, maid train. Can: 3370-1891 J)W«r maticaJty be bMed a fee. which $ LOANS! Models/Actors Judith Feeney breakfast I wine, barbecue varies, on your phone bill.. Bad credit, bankruptcy, alow DENTAL ASSISTANT- Eaton- Moda Model Management TAXI DRIVERS- niMHI driv- Part Time TV/VCR, breathtaking sun- payers our specialty. Also town. PT/FT. PeriodonMIsps- •JJ's leading agency is ers wanted AI hours. Cat Bet sets, special Spring/FsH pkg. 025Btiwneu competitive rates for individu- iaity office. Experienced wWi searching tar new faces to 766 Shrewsbury Avenue 4(5-2500 from $612. par person, mds als with good credit. Rates X-ray scenes. 369-3400 represent for TV commercials, air. vHla. 1 car for (1) week Opportunitiet Tinton Fate. NJ 07724 ia watting oounaaton for starting as low aa SW*. If you motions pictures, films, cata- d«v«lopm*ntally disabled Call Maria Ucan 832-4655 ogue work, runway work, Ff|tial Opportunity Employer *** EARN MORE CASH! have equity in your home, atmQ summer day camp. HILTON HEAD. SC- 2 bedrm credit approval in 24 hours. DIRECTOR trad* shows, music videos A SALES Mature peraon Mon.-Fn.. Ju»y 1 to Aug. 9. Jse your ideas and our of Jewish Nursery School extra work. No experience or needed to work in western ATTENTION condo. walk to beach, tennis. 900 numbers to make money Funding within 5 days. No Great for students m special pools, sleeps 6 842-8018 app. fee. Can 818-9862 Can 448-3000 training required. All types A wear and square dance store cation. For more mforma~ Low rates. 219-5935 ARN MONEY Reading ages needed. We are not a Experience hetotui 846-3378 BUSINESS. PERSONAL t Son can 583-4200, e«t 129 LOG CABIN. PA ENVIRONMENTAL books! $30,000./year Income school or workshop agency. H you place a can to a -900" EOUITY LOANS $800./par week Products potential. Details 1-805-962- Mo photos necessary to come phone number, you wi auto- CALL 201-793-4047. Classified Sells 254-1331. eves Warm market sales 448-7836 aOOO.ext. Y-2111 m. We are also in need of new matically be Mad a tee. which varies, on your phone bal. LONG BEACH ISLAND HOMEOWNERS- faces for the-Look of the 90 s Classified Works •s seeking counselors end Ine- EARN up to $2,000 weekly contest. Win a free trip to the juards wMh American Red Duplex, each unit slaspi 6. $ LOCAL ROUTES Save 30 to 50% on your stuffing envelopes at home. Weekly rentals @*375 i up. monthly outlay. Oat tax de- Bahamas. Moda is a member Dross Lifeguard tra««ns oero- Handling Tropicana. Welch s, No experience. Send self ad- of The Model Managers of the Hcstton fold Ai_S oarvncBoon) Cable TV Can N1 -7283 Shasta, stc. Full company duction, debt consolidation *o eippuceiTion vee. no pomrs. Association of America. Can or WSI for summer play- support. Census shows earn- Al Enterprise. Box 431, Kate- MYRTLE BEACH- Ocean view 0 years fixed simple interest. for your free evaluation. ground program Mon.-Fn., ings of $38,000 per year. Mich. 49005-0431 condo. 2 bedrm-sleepe 8. wl Cad 972-1756 for details July 1 to Aug. 9 CaM Aber- ty/mon from $400. 584-0951 Requires cash investment of 609-234-1818 deen Recreation. 563-4200. $21,540 Can 1-800-225-9733. YOU CAN pay 6% mortgage Bxt. 129 for more anrormation. NO W1LPWOOD CONOO ate All are welcome. EARN $500. 1120RM 73. Suite 100 on beach. Walk taooerdwalk. Foremost 968-0355 or more weekly stuffing Mount Laurel. NJ Sleeps 8. $325. per week/up. LOCAL VENDING ROUTE envelopes at home. No expe- State Licensed A Bonded Must sell quickly. AduHs/fsmi»es only 254-9113 rience. Free information write MUSICIANS-Professional is seeking an arts-n-crefts 1-800-695-1119 132 Moo#y WttnteQ o: Midwest. Bos 309. Dept wadding bands t DJs Sand specialist to work in its Sum- OCEAN POINT. MAINE- 4. Garden City. Ml 48136 3 bedrm cottage, steps to NURSERY SCHOOL expand- promos to: SJP Box 33 mer Adventures Program beach, weeks avail. Aug ing to daycare center, investor • •• EARN $300.10 $500. par weak SayraVa. NJ0S872 8:30am to 1 30pm daity Jufy 1 Sept. $460. 566-0324 needed or working partner reading books at home. Can to Aug. 9. For more mfomn- Exc. reputation A location ATTENTION: -«15 473-7440. axt ~ " tton can 583-4200. ext. 129. POCONOS - 2 bedrooms Write to Box 3204. Greater NETWORK MARKETING Sleeps 6 Cable. VCR. Join a winning team! 525-1229 Media. 766 Shrewsbury Ave. CLASSIFIED READERS AUDITION Next to state forest. Commu- Tinton Falls. NJ 07724 if you place a call to a "900" • nity amenities. Call 846-5057 phone number, you wiH auto- OFFICE MANAGER For extras & speaking parts, -OONT JUST DREAM- mattcalty be bitted a fee. which EDITORIAL in feature film m NJ. AI types Make your dream come true vanes.on your phone bin. & ages needed- No experi- W1L0WOO0 CREST ence OK. For Mft 653-2999 with your own cash business ASSISTANT For busy synagogue. Salary HiTech Research Corp 3bedttch one do you Contact CHILDCARE needed part time service 7 days a week, JR. CONGREGATION 8am-1030am $6 50/hr To cleaners A party servers N.J CaHErrneat have? Part time evening for 2 active school children A ise call 542-1385 LEADER WANTED-Must be work at the Freehold Career Ut. SHlUvf Mian bonded, licensed 4 insured Greater Jersey Press sates $20 or more per hour 1 toddler tn Navesmk Must motivated. Saturday Mom- Center. Koztowski Rd. Free- 747-2297 DC S BUSINESS SERVICES 254-7004 Very flexible 613-1406 have own transportation Var- ings-Tradrtional Synagogue hold. Send resume by 5/10. 609-921-0100 Word processing typing, la- Can 482-0254 ied days ft hours during week- LICENSED Practical Nurse EOE Dr Stephen L Sokolow. SALES - Pert time bels. 4 Fax Call 651-0470 day 672-1190 aft 7pm nsured Available F/T Days Superintendent No experience Witt tram 20yrs experience 536-7626 Upper Freehold CaH 985 7302 AREA SUPERVISORS CHILDREN S CHOICE PAQECRAFTER8 MALE COMPANION - Driver Regional District SALES- Retail Some artistic Professional resumes written, 27 High Street i25 Riva Avenue. E Bnjns- cook food shopping, lite TELEMARKETING ability necessary Can 5-7pm CHRISTMAS •vtck Ages 3 months- 5 years housekeeping ref s 390-0734 edited laser typeset W/P Altentown. NJ 06501 only 870-1954 also available 446-3822 (609) 259-7292. ext 201 Kindergarten State Certified REGISTERED NURSE - Euro- ATTENTION SEAMSTRESS- Alterations ot AROUND Open 6 30am-7pm 12 months Hi aW sasaa-an T wtkhVI # OFFICE CLEANERS sean seeking rOb in the area dressy dresses m children s THE WORLD year Can 821-1717 as housekeeper, nanny WORD PBOCESSINO TELEMARKETING NEED EXTRA CASH? store Thurs. night t Sat. care taker tor ederty Reports Maamgs. Business ENERGETIC LOVING MOM ot 842-9351 Light office cleaning m baauti East Brunswick area Can tor Amrica'i #1 party plan I mo otd will care tor your (906) 820-6403 tul buddings. 3-4 hours per appointment 846-1S75 h YOU tor its 1991 chtid in my Old Bndge/Madi- PROFESSIONAI-Dependable PROFESSIONALS night. Monday-Friday. High RIDE TO NEWARK AIRPORT season FREE tniaiag ton Pk. home Planned acttv- $40 Call 303-7349 or all your typing or word If you are working for a food ser- Pay. Red Bank/Eatontown & SELL SILK FLOWERS rhes 4 tots of TLC 525 1468 irocessino. needs 446-2899 Freehold areas 566-6100 pravidid-co pd idvaftisnif- EVERYBODY S DAUGHTER vice or any telemarketing position, From your home Your hours driivar* or coNictiR|- EXPERIENCED MOM Witt High commissions 613-1222 THERAPEUTIC COUNSELOR you are DEFINITELY being under- PART TIME Hiwiiiifi trip csild b< babysit any hour in her to care tor developmentally RESUMES TEACHER- tor Parent Co-op TOURS' SeyreviMe home 727-9*49 Professionally written by ex- paid. We will pay between $7.-10. Early Childhood experienced FORMER TEACHER will care adults My home or yours perl Laser typeset 254-3879 EARLY MORNING preferred. Wed . Thurs . M per hour + commission for qualified or her child ft yours Basic Rets uDonreauest 251-4428 PlNG/WP - Rresumes. re- Newspaper routes. 5 00 to mornings. Days 671-5996 Call Gerri, school curriculum will be ports, mail merge, spread professionals. Looking for supervi- 6:30am 7 days are available evenings 566-7090 536-0905 taught Call 390-5261 Your b*by is sheets, laser printer 741-3101 sors to man our offices in Old Bridge in your area Earn $400 00 to $500 00 per month, plus cash 'ING MOM will care tor crying Ilk* mad WORD PROCESSING/FAX TEACHER-PflE-SCHOOL & Lake wood. incentives A reliable car is a r chMd tn her Old Bridge •nd you need to 0° Mail Merge Reports NJ Certified teacher needed must Can toH free home Exc refs 679-2291 o the grocery store. Laser Pnnt Resumes part time tor our 3 year old Don't worry, we'll get WordMtSter 254 1311 1-800-242-0850 MATURE experienced woman CALL NOW! program starting rn Septem- STUKNTS four erocenet (or you. PASTE-UP/MECHANICAL will babysit in your Matawan ber (Tuesday A Thursday PM •ttddtoiown. Holmdel. ARTIST - Experienced, Free- MMMIMHK, Aberdeen home 583-1130 042AnttqtiM Positions filling quickly session onty) Interested par- tumsoft. ,snd Baysnore lance only Can NK* Mon.-Fn ties contact Terment Cooper- Hours 9-1 i 5-9 9-5pm 908-390-0024 NEEDED- Parhn/Madisi •re* ative Nusery School. For inter- Park area. Exp child care ANTIQUES Ca« Mr. Stamas view 446-6732 or 446-4353 Earn extra income as For Classified a Sears telephone your home for 4 month old in- FOR SALE TEACHERS & GROUP LEAD- sales rep. Benefits, fant Mon-Fn 7am-5pm start Furniture • Glassware 1-800-872-0157 Call 1-800-660-4- ADS ERS for boys A girls division ing mtd August or early Sept Jewelry • 938-4064 at summer day camp Join a flexible hours. $6/hr. Ref required Call 721-9154 Saturday mornings a great staff Call 446-4109 WANTED- Child care tn my ANTIQUES TELEMARKETER P/T- Take must! In Watchung: home only Freehotd/HoweH Top prices peid tor Antique I phone orders at home. No ex- Call Mr. Leo Dun- area 2-3 davs/weeh 780 7660 furniture, oriental rugs paint ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS perience S-A.S.E to Sunrise ham, Monday thru »gs jewelry ft attver We pur- 551 Valley Rd . Dept 16. Friday, 12:36 to 8 038 Domestic Help chase entire contents ol es- Residential • Commercial Montclair. NJ 07043 tates Will come to your home p.m. at: Can 88«-tl736 TELEPHONE WORK HOUSECLEANER Available PARKING LOTS 769-4980 Mon . Tues & Weds Own 043 Apptitncos Fitly iMan* • Bonded aâââMMa^NMaâââââââV transp Good rets 354 4359 Classified is open PART TIME HOUSECLEANING- DISHWASHER Refrigerate * In Mtddletowr. 037 BabyattUno/ Hardworkrng young woman Monday thru Friday PROTECTIVE PAVING Mornings 9am-2pm or available Dependable with 9:00 am to 6:00 pm S275 for both 431 -5722 Evenings 6pm-10pm - Child CM* good rates 290-8425 Monday thru Friday AND SEAL COATING NANNIES PLUS Thoroughly Give us a call!!! FREEZER Major corporation has (20) Needs work Best otter OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE openings. Earn $7./hour CHARGE screened hve ms tor your spe- 1-800-660-4-ADS cial needs 536-9046 Cell 431 -9055 evenings SERVING MIDDLESEX COUNTY Call 6T5-9344 or 615-9345 YOUR AD!! Classified Sells FrMEstimates828-4177

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ELECTRIC INC Fully msured 609-693-7046 See Business/Service Dir Custom Installation i JC.*7018 446-494. 079dOiwl pamtmg Free Est. 828-7723 LAWN SERVICE JUST CUT LAWN SERVICE OLE HOUSE Home Serving Red Bank Rumson. CHEAP RATES Small TNT Home Improvements CeramK THe Marble. State a See Business & Service Dir Contractinfl CARPENTER - Roof. Krt . bath Cultured Stone. Complat tile, paper painting. Dave provemems ft dram cteerwni Fair Haven MKkttetOwn Areas LAWNS PREFERRED CEILING FANS, lights, plug PJ S GENERAL Contracting Can Dennis 495-3799 insured Can 370-2085 CALL 888-0003 PIIMUOWI newuuaany. nstalled from $40. Quality Home Improvement. 969-027 972-1826 RK* Smith See Business/Service Dir CENTRAL Jersey Irrigation JUST HOLLER CUTTING work. Lie *9176 840-1240 679-0573 073 Carpet CARPENTRY* RICH THE HANDYMAN 446-2783 General yard mamt Reliable. V.P.TILE CERTIFIED ELECTRIC Very Reasonable nates See Business/Service Dir great prices Bob 905-4197 CHartng Residermal/lndust./Comm 080 Gutter* 739-5212 Ceramic vinyl ft marbte Reasonable Rates' Uc«9642 MASONRY CONSRUCnON AVT CARPET CLEANERS statatKXi. repairs. Free esti NO Job Too Smaal 290-9301 ABSOLUTE BEST SERVICE New Alterations Remodeim ROBERT THOMAS ASSOC CHARLIE SCOTT JUSTIN TYME (A velvet Touch) S10. a root Cai VTnny 236-6072 840-4506 Of AH Types ft Sizes 928-2337 Landscape t Design CONTEMPRA ELECTRIC Whole house S98 965-3939 WALTER AVERS Ceramic Tile See Business ^Service Dir 706-1190 or 706-0369 See Business/Service Dtr LAWN SERVICE Call Ann at 251-0572 Uc*5486 462-0066 Spring/Fait Cleanups LIKE NEW CARPET CARE 462-7815 See Business/Service Dir GUTTER Cleaning A Repairs RUSS Home Improvements JUST SOME GUYS Lawncare C A C CONSTRUCTION Fertilizing 885-1114 For Cleaning Can 251-4868 Frae estimates 679-2343 Free Estimates CORBIN ELECTRICAL Call John 251-0893 15yrs e x per Renovations See Business/Service Dtr See Business/Service Dir 076 Cleaning Lie *6419 409-0600 additions & repairs 291 -3818 STEVE S Carpal Clearing See Business/Service Dir GUTTERS SAM HOME IMPROVEMENT 747-8534 J B s LAWN CARE 5 areas for $79. or $20 pi Call 257-7064 Custom decks, basements. 741-7952 CRAMAR ELECTRIC room (2 room minimum See Business & Service Dir DECKS windows, doors & refinishtn See Business/Service Dn c »8862A 536-531 CLASSIC CUT LAWNS UPHOLSTERY Cleaning-sot- ABC CLEANING SERVICE Custom decks bum to accc* cabinets No job too sma 583-9075 See Business/Service 0* GUTTERS CLEANED Edging trimming leaves fl J T SPRINKLER SYSTBWS tovaiaat. chair combo for S70 modate your everyday bud 938-7450 cleanups Free estimates Re 409-3868 741-3937 get Call today for your free Can 364-7407 DEPENDABLE Electric C6 See Business/Service Dir SCHALLER CONSTRUCTION hade service Can 542 3459 See Business/Service Dir CLEANING SERVICE - Rea Lie 5151 Complete sarvica estimate You wifl not beitev Additions, decks bathroom our prices'787-4710 CLEAN CUT LAWN 074 Carpet InataH/ sonabie. Efficient a Reliable Free Estimates 738-7070 windows ft doors Ce 780-7012 KD L»wn « Landscape Can Kim 566-9045 CHARGE today for free estimate Repair/Sate JRM ELECTRIC See Business/Service Dir Lawn care. Spring cleanups Kurt 787-5829 Jefi 264 5306 525-9770 NJ Uc #9944 YOUR ADI! Classified Works COMPLETE LANDSCAPE landscape design S renova- T 1 S CONSTRUCTION SERVICE- Designing 1 plant tion Call Kirk 901-9139 A. J. CARPET DESIGNS • LARRY S Electrical Contr 566-1916 780-8821 238-641 ing. tree removal, custom KES LAWN * LANDSCAPING COMPLETE HOME AND #59Z2A 431-48W See Business/Service Dir decks Residential comrnei. 462-6033 Relays Stunmasters - $14 99 ciai Free est 238-8199 Cat 308-9880 Cafl Barry The Builder See Business/Service Dir Reasonable raws. Rate LICENSED ELECTRICIAN VARIATIONS UNUMITED CUSTOM LANDSCAPING KING KUT Lawn Service enees available Can June al All types of wiring. Lc -He Cares" Alt phases ol home 238-8330 Why have a regular cut when 229-4964 or leave message prices Lie #9965 723-1241 provemem Renovations. See Business/Service Dir you can gal • KING KUT for Carpet, Vtt ft Unoleurn ADD-A-ROOM divons. door A window instal- Seles. Service. Repairs Stam EXPERT CLEANING CO INC LSC ELECTRICAL Contr lations a decks 456-9006 CUT your lawn from S25.00 Remove).. Free Est. 225-292 Uc'9425 536-6353 Fertilize from $35 Small trees nance, spring cleanups lawn House and Office Bonded • ADD-A-LEVEL • DORMER cutting-all at aflordable prices isured Rafarencaa«»S-S1t See Buataaa/Sarwca Or VINYL Siding Rooltng-Ba cut down. Call Rich 390-5250 CARPET SALES, installation • BATHROOMS 'KITCHENS merits Insurance claims. Free ' CM Mike at 536-4560 & repairs. Fantastic FLOORS & WINDOWS- Floors eat BUSY BEE 738-5251 DID LAWN SERVICE Oual Call Alan 572-1798 LUKE Etodrlca. Inc. • SCREENED-IN -DENS ity lawn service at unbeatable LANDSCAPING UNLIMITED stripped & waxed Windows 7809486 cleaned Rugs steem cleaned NJ UC. • 9324 PORCHES •DECKS 3ES prices Free ests Setislaction JIM S CARPET Nights i Weekends 721-644 787 7684 guaranteed Insured. For See Business/Service Dir INSTALLATION Screen repairs Office dean VISIT OOR OFFICES ft SHOWROOMS See Business * Service Dir problem-free Summer call LANDSCAPING Sales, (leaning, re-lays, ing. 25 yrs. e«p. 222-7749 MARTY ELECTRIC Lic*4995 431-2756 days a week 679-7823 re-stretches and repairs HOUSE/OFFICE CLEANING OREEN EARTH Two mature women, nei See Business/Service Dir 081 Lawn Car*/ DE LUX Lawn Cutters and 566-2828 Landscaping 462-914 MARJAC CARPET REPAIRS free estimates CaH: 390-1995 POWER RITE ELECTRIC INC Landscaping LANDSCAPE LIMITED 679-8031 Residential/Commercial/ln MHr.Phone Lawn sprinkler systems, land TOTAL HOT- ABC LANDSCAPING INC See Business a Service Dir HOUSE WASHING dustnal. Free estimates Lie #33355 DeMARCO » SON Sprinklers scaping, maintenance side- cense *9351 Call 495-6511 Complete lawn marnt & land 739-2327 walk pavers. RR ties waits, REPAIR/RESTRETCH YOU ATA POWER CLEAN INC ^wafRLS^ ecapmg services 251-6290 See Business/Service Dir llower plantings For personal CARPET- Make it look like Surface cleaning experts RIDGE ELECTRIC Free estimates. Fully insured 721-5876 was fust mataHed No iob 706-0716 ABEEL CARES DESIGNS BY US small. Can 671-0182 1-800-794-1417 972-8678 JOHN S Window Cleanin N&R REUTTER Sea Business/Service Dir RYAN-ELECTRICAL ABOUT YOUR YARD 577-9140 CONTRACTOR. Residential "Not the oldest, not the newest. DOUGLAS LAWN CARE LAWN CARE THE CARPET DOCTOR Complete Lawn Maintenance installations, repairs. Shop-a See Business/Service Dir Commercial. Industrial Spring Cleanups Service/Maini Serving Can Home sales Can 542-1987 License #7134 Cell 525-101 but....one ofthe beet." Established 1975 • Tree/Shrub Trimming tral Monmoum Co 229-0151 Cut. Tnm, Chemicals OFFERING CLEANING i Tree/Stump Removal NJLK a Ins 536-2613 TOWNE CARPET SERVICES REASONABL UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC Cont Roofing i Sod/Stone/Mulcfi Installed D POWER LANDSCAPING RATES CALL 525-3228 Insured & Licensed #8478 1 Landscape Renovation 583-2297 LARSON SERVICES See Buswiass/Service Dir NO JOB TOO SMALL • Ac LBW • Decks Frae Estimates See Business/Service Dir LAWN CRAFT ( GARDEN PURR-FECTLY 2* MR SERVICE 283-2682 Call WMkte Tree Service ELITE LAWN CARE 577-8992 • Kitchens • Bathrooms 905-1583 679-6443 See Business 4 Service Dir Classified is open CLEAN 079a See Business/Service Dir HOME CLEANING AT IT! • Garages • Basements A COMPLETE LAWN by TMD Monday thru Friday VERY BEST 2S7-8463 COMMUNITY PEST Control serving Rumson peninsula t EXCELLENT LAWNS LAWN CUTTING 1-800-283-1012 sured. reas rates -229-2785 363-8376 Serving Keyport. Keensburg 9:00 am to 6:00 pm You Can Charge See Bosmess/Servrce Or ALAN'S Irrigation System*, Sec Business/Service LV Sea Bright and Long Brancri 322-7371 Give us a call!!! Your Ad To PCST-GO E. xter mtnattna, O Repairs of any size Quality service at discount FOR EXPERIENCED lawn Master Card or VISA Inc. 1 - 0-99-BUOS-9 prices 20 yrs exp Installation maintenance at low rales, caM 1-800-660-4-ADS 431-1182 « repairs-alt make«j 431-0307 Frank 390-0859 Your ad can be here 12 MAY 8-MAY 14,1991, POWER PACKAGE xff» Nmmpmpmrm 081 Lawn Car*/ 081 Lawn Care/ 081 Lawn Car./ 0S3 Masonry/ 085 Odd Jobs/ 086 Painting Landecapino Landscaping Paving Ctaanupa Watpapering ROTOTIUJNG CAM PAVING INC WALL MAGIC LAWN MASTER No JOB too B(G. 295-2096 ALL TYPES OF EDDIE'S PAINTING 2364416 Clean ups. HeuNng. moving, no |oe too small. 448-1348 See Busmess/Servce Dir TRASH REMOVAL fresh coat of paint WIN make See Busmess/Service pa- STEVE PAUL S 8 S AFFORDABLE garbage, attics, basements. RUSSELL'S TREE SERVICE »ar fining ueeutltut 8 deen a. trees, etc 613-9331 • Liwn Maintenance CONCRETE DESIGN- Cater- 284-2204 give you a ML I work very neat Wa specialize in yard cleanup. POO, to hornt owner Pat*O3, WALLPAPER Rock Wife SAM CLEAN-UPS. All types and speckle cracks 8 paten Sewer end Dram Cleaning shrub trimming, and all kinds driveway*. sidewalks I wttl oles I move furniture 8 Hung with TLC. Patience a LAWNS CUT i tree removal Sod of ODD JOBS We H take on Waste I Is nan beat any price CaH 906-9694. over everything. I scrape. * 1-1337 By Tom 257-8091 ree estimates Fully insured. anything and take II away. N J. License *4993 : me a paint. Caufc an Joans W.L. WITTENBERG 8 CO Can 129-3091 attar 4pm CONCRETE. DRIVEWAYS & ree a»tima*M Bob 566-6590 Mastercard and Visa LAWNS MOWED- Hedges i ,* ("iodoo Trimming WALKS- No job too small. Can reglaze windows. I work CALL 741-3219 shrubs trimmad. Traas re- SCREENED A SHREDDED • TtialcrarigtReaeadng for free estimate. 679-2325 CLEANUPS. Home Repairs neat, clean a reasonable. 238-2532 moved, yerdwork. 448-3198 Top Son. ReasonaOte rates *ee Removal. Reasonable Tompt. courteous services prices We deliver Call CONCRETE Paving stones, prices 905-1394 or 364-5996 WALL PAPER HANGING 24 Hour Answering servica or free estimates on mt./ext 938-5789 922-0090 after 6 409-0929 driveways, walks, patios. work. can Eddie at 842-3925 YUHAS Pkjmbmg a Heating LAWN SPECIALIST Beautiful. rJurabte/aftordaota. See Business/Service Dir Competitive prices Specializ- Free eat Lie. #7275 Senior Francesco 3 Constr 855-4954 JUNK REMOVAL 8 L PAINTING Citizen disc 10% on pens ing In Lawn mowing. Call for SPRING CLEANUPS >ttics. Basements, a Al< 431-0315 or 1-800-540-0315 Free Estimates 948-0523 257-7013or4Oj-1175 CONNA ypes of Clean-up. CM Joe See Business/Service Dir LAWNS UNLIMITED WEEKLY 287-1281 E JOHNSTON - Pants mte- 091 Roofing/ Lawn cuttmg/'edgmg/tnrrirrimg CONSTRUCTION OD0 JOBS and wr/extenor High quaety In- Reasonable rates 888-0591 LAWN MAINTENANCE Home Repairs of All Kinds Sadlng Sidewalks, patios, driveways. sured For free est. 905-9280 Shrub Trimming Bed Work REASONABLE RATES LESTER s Lawn a Landscape teps-new & repaired. 15 yrs. B 8 B ROOFING a SIDING- 387-4418 Can 583-8108 Steve GENESIS Painting/Decorating 383-8544 xp . quality work, free ests.. 928-0538 Low rates. Free estimates. Sea Business a Service Dir STOCKEL S-Sennce special rates until 5/31. Call ODD JOBS-Carpentry, Sea Business/Service Dir. 886 2705 or 324-6345 448-9040 Donald at 545-3955 aft. 6pm inting. Rototilling. Yard LOU S LAWN CARE- Mowing, See Business/Service Dir GIDEON PAINTING edging, thatching, aerating :YCLE Paving 8 Sealcoatmg Work & more. Tom 780-1158 CARLIN ROOFING UMMER BREEZE 4(2-1012 seeding, trimming, shrubs K 284-71T7 POWER WASH SYSTEMS See Business 8 Service Dtr Just in time for Spring! 10% mulch/stone 284-8739 251-5752 See Business/Service Dir 667-2844 See Business/Service Or OFF any miiiplaai roofing or LANDSCAPE See Business/Service Dir NDOOR Painting Specialist siding fob FREE roof vents MAURY S Lawn a Landscape Professional Cheap rates 1 DAVE PIZZJ w/roofs. FREE Mt FuHy in- 306-9809 CONTRACTORS 787-5164 TRASH and JUNK REMOVAL oom or en of them. 249-1139 See Business ft Service Dir TOM'S LANDSCAPING Anything you want taken to sured Cad 458-5619 Residential/Commercial Lawn Maintenance See Business/Service Dir NTERtOR/EXTERIOR McGILL S TREE SERVICE dumps Free eslaiialea. COMPLETE LAWN CARE • FsrtKzation Programs HOWARD PAVING CO. CeN 721-8246 John 545-0516 Ivan 846-9693 CENTURY ROOFING 723-0728 30 yrs area service. 936-2110 819-0363 We re Rated #1'Leek special See Business 8 Service Dir • Thatching See Business & Servica Dir Landscape;*. 166 Painting NTERIORS UNLIMITED •at. gutter cleerMng. mcompa- M1H LAWN CUTTING TREES Shrub* Stumps iLESIAS CONCRETE ratas wuiluiiajujHp. 254-1329 Hazlat. Keyport A Union Trimmed and removed Construction Services 238-3161 See Business/Service Dir DE STAFANO Contracting Beech areas 888-1120 eves Fully insured/Free estimates Drainage See Business/Service Dir 188 Pool Services 613-0990 Completed promptly OHN CIAGLIA MASON AandJ PAINTING J & M PAINTING See Business/Service Oir MIKE'S LANDSCAPING 390-9840 REASONABLE t professionally 583-3953 Beautify AND Restore 5 years axpenanca Quality G P POOL SERVICE Custom Design A Renovation TREES- "Tnmmed 'Removed Your Home or Deck CaN 367-7841 D 8 J ROOFING Specieksts See Business/Service Dir . work at reasonable rates. 727-0032 of Landscapes. Alt phases of Stumps Ground "Wood Chips • Painting Neat & reliable Free esti- See Busmess/Servce Par. lendscapmg. Call 448-2619 521-4663 MANALAPAN PAVING • Staining See Busmess/Sennce Dir Reasonable Rates. mates. Cad 787-2966 J B POOLS 536-3137 • Power Washing MODERN Method Lawn 41 257-1416 Anytime 780-9684 DOUG COGER Contracting Business/Service Dir 15 yrs. prof, experience. JOE JAY 679-0320 Landscape 446-3967 Painting A Papettiangtng See Bualneaa/Servce Dir See Business/Service Dir. TREE * STUMP REMOVAL 872-1190 See Busmess/Service 0». Benjamin Moore products Call 251-4623 K a M POOLS-sales/servtce s your stump a pain in the MASONRY Cocwtr 4 Repair FALLON CONTRACTING MODERN VIEW Landscaping 7 used exclusively 879-3278 GRASS Free Est Fully Ins Steps. Sidewalks. Plastering JOHN'S PAINTING and 613-1148 238-3143 Driveways. Foundations. John aperhangmg Low rates See Busmess/Service Dir See Business/Service Dir ABE ZINGER Paperhenger S34-1311..-JUST •TUMPS- Anthony Coostr 572-2148 972-2185 Free estimates. Ben-Moore MY POOL MAN INC MONMOUTH LAWN paints used. CaH 741-5176 780-2070 FLAT a SHINGLE ROOFS TURF CARE MASONRY CONTRACTOR See Business/Service Dtr Expert piobiam solver. FuNy 448-7430 CaMO-upS. Patios. s»dewa*s. driveways J V PAINTING See Business/Service Dir 251-8826 ABSOLUTELY AFFORDABLE insured. Jerry 892-5366 See Business A Service Dir trimfntngs, sod, ate. 25 yaars axpenanca Paperhenger 8 Painter Refer- * 247-W78 MULCH 121 00 Can 254-7741 Call Mike 775-4307. See Busmaas/Servfce Oir. OPENINGS $100 GLENN S ROOFING stone, mulch, 721-9513 PER YARD PICKED UP MASONRY-Firepleces-Patios ixpert rapaws a renovations Delivery available 936-4315 VIC'S LAWN CARE rvnovstions, ABSOLUTELY AFFORDABLE LERIO PAINTING oundations Free Est. Don's Ian 545-7149 Acid washing 8 painting, user Cutting A Thatching 727-0890 edgings, weeding, Panting. Plastering. Taping J 8 R ROOFING 8 SIDING NATURE SWAY performed on a Custom Masonry 251-4352 See Business/Service Dir replacements Discount for 382-3828 WANT INEXPENSIVE ft Sti^ Pp t early appta 870-8441 Reliable yardwork dona? monthly basis. MASONRY- New Work ALL PAINTING See Business/Service Or Free Estimates POOL SHARK UNBEATABLE RATES Lawns cut. Can Ed 238-0850 Repairs. Ref's Avail Gutters cleaned, Interior /Exterior 384-8433 848-7525 Leave message. Call 254-0643 Quality Work 390-8655 ORGANIC LAWN CARE driveway sealcoating See Buemeaa/Servoe D» J.B R ROOFING WAYNE S TREE SERVICE ASONRY PRO - Brick Rates Can Mike 363-2786 LONGO PAINTING- Aftorda- 613-8283 Natural lawns No chemicals block, steps, sidewalks, pa We prices, inside a outside, LAWN MAKER 948-4996 431-0688 536-7011 089Phimbing/ See Business a Service Oir. See Business/Service Or IOS a all 'epairs Free esti Anthony MchaaTs no job too smalt. fuNy insured PRANK) BROS mates Call Anthony 495-3243 free est Charlie 679-6543 RJV AFFORDABLE ROOFING 284-8480 . Gutters 8 Pamong MASONRY WORK PMNTMO.« CARPENTRY MATTHEWS PAINTING See Business A Service Dtr WE MOW IT CHEAP Jo2 Lflwn Mow#f CaN 525-9656 AN lawn services 819-0383 721-1884 ALAN BLACKBURN Custom Int/Ext Painting ROOFING by Alex Smutko PROTECT A DECK Dennis 390-5028 Repair Sea Business 4 Service Dir See Business/Service Dw °1umbmg/Heatmg. Sewer anc 538-5871 CaN 5*3-0412 McKEON BROS PAVING Drain Cleaning water Heat- See Business/Service Or WORLD CLASS LAWNS A 4 J MOWER SERVICE INC See Oueineaa/Sennce D* 928-0717 Commercial a Residential 727-9076 MICHAEL DONOFRK) ers, namnaeimo. Lie *5325 References Supplied SCHAEFFER » SONS RELIABLE Lawn Care by Fred See Business A Service Or Sales a Service. Pickup a See Business/Service Dir For FHEE Estimates 238-2945 251-0095 Delivery Available 247-1149 McMULLEN Construction 871-4417 PAINTER See Business/Service Or Mar. a Enter. Quality work BOB HOEGLER PLUMBING See Busmess/Service Dw AERATING THATCHING LAWN MOWER REPAIR S42-8O44 Reasonable 8 Neat. 363-3797 NJ Lie #7576 679-1213 SEASON S Home fcnpr ROB S LAN0SCAPING- Sod. LAWN SERVICE CLEANUPS Same day service, reasonable See Business/Service Dir Sea Business/Service Dir 787-7373 shrubs, trees, lies, mulch. Free Estimates Can 264-2172 atas. Call 671-5932 SHARPER IMAGES Have Bruth...W» Travel stone, paver walkways in- Pamtar 8 Handyman Services MCD-STATE PAINTING CHARLES PATTERSON See Busmees/Servica Dir LAWN MOWER, small engine 431-3388 stalled Trimming and clean- retaliation a isijaai of win- interior and Exterior Lic#4448 482-3358 S 8 R ROOFING 8 SIDfNG Now you can repair. Pick up anfl Delivery See Busmess/Sennce Oir.. ups. IS yrs. asp 727-4197 dows, doors, fixtures mail- FuNy insured Free eat*™ See Business/Service Dir Windows. Carpentry. FuKy Call 938-3117 run an ad and STANLEY ASPHALT boxes Painting, plumbing Reasonable rates COL-AIR Haaang/CooNng we. FREE Eat. 679-2291 LAWN MOWER - Tune-up 251-2867 chimney flashing, leaders Can Pete 920-5336 906-1718 RONWAITE See Business 8 Service Dtr gutters, etc. Tony: 588-2051 TREE SERVICE CHARGE IT! Special $34 95 Pick-up ( De- See Buameaa/Servtce D» 092 Special FUN ana of Tree Work. livery avail Call B & R Lawn STATEWIDE PAVING A 8 S PAINTING CO. NU-WAY PAINTING Futy insured Call 568-8189 Mower Repair 264-7299 290-0389 634-0756 CONFIDENT SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS See Business 8 Service Dir. See Business a Service Oir. Spring dean up special of Us* your VISA Light Repairs A Tune-Ups $85 a room. Tad 530-7343 AAA R0T0T1LUNO 084 Moving* 928-1887 or MASTER CARD Done at YOUR home Rea A TRIM PAINTING PAINTING - mtenor/Extenor rites Eves 264-1082 FURNITURE DOCTORS to pay for your Storage Interior & Extarior Painting OueMy work. Free eettrru Can 251-4530 Smell (OPS okay 238-2772 Furniture Repairs, restora- ROTOTILLING Classified ad 082a KHdtan ABOUT TO MOVE? - Insured Uc.#11S2 CaRCrkit tions, refimshing Polyura- Larson Services 536-2613 Cabinets Anywhere 11 OverhW Dr. E tnane. lacquer * ook) leermg Brun Lie •0OS87 775-6422 A-1 PAINTING PAINT4>AINTErVPAINTED 446-8205 972-2327 or 901-9105 Classified Sells 1-800-660-4-ADS Professional reliable, rea ECONOMICAL AND POWER WASHING sonabu Free eat. 754-3386 *» ABLE HANDYMAN • . ALL CABINETS CO. DEPENDABLE DALE'S PLUMBING General Repairs/Improvement Kitchens. Baths a Refecmg at Short a Long Distance 10%OFFw/thisAD HEATING Wasar Healers. Re- neejeoneoes iavss r#o JOD BDO wtioiessle prices. Free dish- modeling, Sewer /Dram Oeen- smaN. 254-3416 Ask for Dave FREE use of Wardrobe Boxes Call Dennis 530-9792 Paverrainging/PaMing DENNY'S washer w/every order. Free 7 days 24 hours. Vise/MC mtenor/Extenor 25 years ex mg uc»ae22.238-8788 estimates 247-8421 Lie • PM00384. Call 352-6609 BETTY GASTON pertence. CaN Gary 613-0152 ALL APrOUWO HAN0Y1WAN KITCHEN WORKS Painting & Papartiangmg Papecnangifeg By Protsssior GARDEN STATE. ANTypeaof LANDSCAPING 251-2299 FREEHOLD MOVERS ate - finable 8 very af PLUMPING and HEATING Home nepalii/liiMuvaiiieiits See Business/Service Dir. Dependable, courteous, reli- NEAT & CLEAN Me Free estimates. Can WATER HEATERS 15 Yrs E«p...- 431-3981 able Family operated Lie Interior a Exterior 583-0084 (906T493-.2S15 REPAIRS 8 REMODELING AMAZING FACE KITCHENS Topsoil, stone & mulch 083 Masonry/ #PM00S18 Can 780-3766 GEORGE SAHUL JR. 251-1555 License #5568 BILLS PAINTING PASCAL'S PAINTING See Busmess/Service Dir Deliveries made FURNITURE HAULING INTERIOR a EXTERIOR Intenor/Ejrtenor Shaaliucli A SMITH 8 SONS A COMPLETE LINE OF # l m Furniture Care Any- Quality work Spring rates spacktng CaN 284-4014 251-5660 Gigente Plumbmg/Heatmg 671-0243 MASONRY-Specialties: Cus- where. FUN household/partii Insured. Cat 828-5048 See Buameaa/Service Dir tom Bnck Work. Slate. Fire- move. Uc #PM00276 Full PERFECTION PAINTERS 721-4755 LJC #4861 BRUSH 8 PAINT 577-8478 places. Stone/Pavers. FuNy Insured Cell Jim. 370-4123 See Busmeaa 8 Service D» BATH REPAIRS Insured Free Esl. 706-0511 CaN 727-2282 See Business/Service Dir Residential-Commercial Sea Buameaa/Service Dir. 521-5660 ALL PHASES OF MASONRY 084a Light Hauling PROFESSIONAL PAINTING JOHN M. CONNORS See Busmess/Service Dir BUSY B s PAINTING 780-7083 Brick, stone, steps, side CLOSET ORAMZING ATTIC ADDITION DEBRIS 238-5553 See Buajneaa/Sarvioa Or. Repairs a Alterations walks 25 yrs exp 446-2089 Scott King 787-8872 Basements, brush, garages See Business/Service Dir a Dram Cleaning LJc#7016 ALL PHASES OF MASON sheds cleaned or taken down RELIABLE Home Mamt. See Busmess/Service Or 8 W Interiors- Pamtmg 446-7617 WORK - Specializing m con- or removed. Comrn.. res Free 727-4196 DOS Custom Contractors crete, patios, sidewalks 8 frpl paperhenging since 1971 See Buejnaea/Setvase Dir. est Lenny 787-8595 Free eats BIN: 721 -8270 727-0617 Tired of being nped off? RM PAINTING LICENSED PLUMBER- nights • Seeding • Sod HANDYMAN AND PICK-UP See Buameaar-3ar»lca Dir Can 244-6528 380-1546 a weekends Cell Jerry Moore Heuhng. Win dean gutters. 871-8080. License #7282 • Shrubs • Nursery Stock ALL TYPES MASON WORK- B.H. PAINTING See Business/Service Dir. gerages. attics etc 431-8880 8 WALLPAPERING - Int FURNITURE • Plantings Designed Patios-Stepsîreplaces. Etc R. BEATTY-Extenor Pemtmr, MJG BATHROOMS LIGHT HAULING or/Exterior Wallpaper REFINISHING • REPAIR FREE Estimates Insured. Cad 495-13*8 Ljcense #7961 244-1913 • Exotic Landscapes WaHy 583-8481 or 380-9817 Smell Moving Joes moval. wall repair. Qualify See Business/Service Dtr. Call Don 787-5584 work References 613-1869 See Busmess/Service 0» ARTISAN Construction TORIS RUSSELLS - Plumbing a •MM 085 Odd Jobs/ CEILINGS PAINTING/PAPERMANGING Heating. 2Oyrs. exper No job njRNrruKl 462-4289 See Business/Service Dir. Professionals with a femmme too big or smalt, free esti Professionally sprayed, pop- Cleanups touch. We oiler decorating metes Lie #8858 787-8834 Overl* My A-1 MASONRY com affact. aH colors, wttti/w consultations 679-2142 842-1609 AAA AFFORDABLE - Clean thout glitter, tree esl 525-1625 SEARS Water Heaters Custom Coloring. Servicing 937-7355/871 -3800/922-8800 NJ area 25 years. 521-0866 See Business A Service Dir ups a odd JOGS Same da DESIGNING ROOMS T WHITAKER PAINTING See Busmess/Service Dir B a S ASPHALT PAVING service. We take away any 448-4271 409-1313 GARAGE DOOR 8 OPENER 521-2123 or 588-7148 thmg Free ests 284-2520 See Buameaa/Service Dir. See Business/Service Dw Now you can REPAIR 223-0994 See Business/Service Dir Sea Busmess/Service Dir A 8 A CLEANUPS 8 ODDEAGLE PAINTING COMPAN VINNIE S PAINTING - QueMy run an ad and JOBS-We take away anything 671-9150 387-844 work - Affordable price - tm- Classified Works Concrete work 264-3208 PHARftP ITI Your ad can be here 3EA3C3A': '-:.--. ,. . - : POV^PA<^GE,MAYM*AY14.1991 13 112Auto/Truck 112 Auto/Truck HSMotorcydaa/ 110Auto«ForS«t« 10 Auto* For Sri* 117Tmck»/V« Wa Wmtid GEORGE 2- Rimnuimg IISSAN MAXIMA 87 - Station CHEVY ASTRO 86 - 7 pas WE BUY JUNK CARS HONDA Shadow 650 VLX INTERNATIONAL 81- 20 ft painting, carpentry, tonnca, . 919-0655 or 679-2112 .. auto. ps. pb. v8. a/c wagon Auto., pa. pb. am/tm sender, good cond. 69.000mi.. Marlboro Auto Wreckers Brand new. 3 mo ou. box. S 1900 heavy duty, new roollng 4 concrete. 2S4-26B4 See Bueinaes/ServiGe Dtr. I., fwd. pd. pw. eunroot. a/c. am/tm cess (5.200 Day* 591-1400 Candyapple red. 167 maes engine 4 other pens, must 6 . t 1 41 $9 888 tod. 50.706m, . $8,485 BEE 4 BEE WINDOW CO 566-7711 or 566-4226 wknds Must sell Best offer sell (5.000 or best oflef VINOJ1151665 STK#632S-A V1N*HX041B33. STK#U46S4 ORAOMO-Top Soil-™ DM 727-21 IS DODGE RAM D-J50 86- 4s4. 113 Auto Part*/ 525-0220 Leave mess Eric See Buamaas/Service Dir George Hughes 482-1324 Labriola 741-2433 Price ex- luto. p/s. p/b. am/fm cass . SUZUKI 650 Savage 87- 600 Types oil Hides ax and laga WINDOW WASHING- Great CHEVY CORSICA 89 - 6cyl . 3/4ton w/bedliner A tarp mi mint condition. Must sen 118 Motor Horn—I Can 561 rasas 4 free esllnialaa! CM lor auto., a/c. ps. pb. am/tm NISSAN PiUear 88- p/s. p/b cover, power angle Meyer 736-9615 RocVaMdM HANDYMAN available-All 370-5858 :ass.. pi. pw. 46 715mi /fm cast . air T tops plow, traser rwch. 37.000 mi MOTORWORKS $S.89S. VIN*KE13536S 35.000 mi $5 900 780-1796 $7,000 Cal Jeff: 431-3671 Don t trade your car. replace 117 Trucks/Vans MOTOR HOME - 21t1 totally WINDOW WASHING - Private STK#912763 Future Chevy minor. Toys. him. 4 r NISSAN 300ZX 85 Had you' enojne with a guaranteed professionally rebuilt, low homea/bulinaisai. reasona- 566-6000 Price excludes FORDE-150'76 eqpt eeaambled 431-3160 ble rales. Reliable service p/b. p/s. am/tm. privacy remanufectured engine from AUCTION- Every 2nd » 4th mlliigi Can Tony 264 9593 ta»4taos Sal of me month. Over ISO HANDYMAN Can Today for your apring iS.400 Must see. 972-3833 glass $1.200 C.H613 1569 MOTORWORKS We install POP-UP CAMPER Skampe' 238-1871 CHEVY MAUBU 76 - 4dr QUALITY ENGINES FOR trucks vens > cers bank Sleeps6 Asking $1 100 XOS Cutlass Supreme 88 FORD RANGER STX 89 repo's a others. 11:00AM SeeBusl imfServiceDir mint condition, £300. f Cyl 2 dr. Auto., air. p/b. p/s. Supercab, 4x4. 20.000 m domestic ano foreign cers Call 583-7560 096a Window Can 264-8846 anytime For free estimate 251 -3636 SHARP' Howea Auto Auction HANDYMAN- The llmneuwiv am/tm cass 48.000mi Asking oaded. auto. sport pkg STARCRAFT 70 - Pop-up $5,800 364-3674 attar 4pm R1 9 I6mi South of Freehold) er's Friend AH types of home CHEVY Nova 79 Red 52.000 alarm. Aip*ne stereo Days USED TIRES 780-2032 sleeps I $100 Please call repairs Carpentry, petnfjng, original miles Good cond PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 85 532-5010 Eves 939-4705 542-0103 Asking $1.100 577-1575 1 Passenger cars and horn •Hill il al. Cal 780-3509 A WINDOW'S TOUCH •-van. auto, air. am/ GMC SUBURBAN 63 - Farm, 545-5444 cass.. p/s. p/b. 7 pass., one trucks Many sizes in stock Your Ad 119 Car/Van Pooto CHEVY Z-28 85 - Auto., a/c. y/recreation vehicle, highway Ask lor Rick or Tom 236-4051 >s, pb, am/fm cass.. pw. •er SUPER CONDfTION good cond $3,800 or best Can Be Here DP.IVEH wanted tor daily com Rent-A-Huaoand 44.344m.. . $5 986 108.000 weII-maintained offer Call 532-1306 btwn 4 30 Classified Works LEVOLOR VIN#FN142632. STK#58»4 mNes. MUST SEE! $4,000 9pm ask tor CDT Distelano Call 1-800-660-4-ADS mute from Middletown ante to JACK OF ALL TRADES best offer Call Rich 530 Wall St area 671-1807 ais & horizontals. George Hughes 462-1324 727-1696 tom mad* to your specs. 00% Price OTctudas tm» & tags 4038. iv mass, any time discount wr/fnM measuring I PONTIAC Sunbird LE 89 installation. For appt cat CHRYSLER LE BARON 87 fe. 1 owner. 4 dr.. Auto., sunroof, a/c. p/s. p/b. J*rry Ascn formarty of Centre am/fm cass $6,750. 536-5716 Hardware. 000-656-7546 :. cond.. 38.000 mi., stereo. aJr. p/b. p/s. $4,800. or best PONTIAC Trans Am Turbo 80 carpentry, gutters 4 glazing Oder Call: 229-2790 Can John 583-0554 albc Blue. Air. emblems SEW & SEW CHRYSLER LEBARON GT Only 58.000 original miles MATS UPHOLSTERY 90 - Ps. pb auto.. 6cyl. Asking $3.500. Can 723-0216 446-6813 CUSTOM: Home Furnishings. Window Treatments. Pillows. am/fm stereo csss pw. pi. QUALITY USED CARS See Business/Service Oir Shams. Comforters 972-6763 cruise, tut 13 095m,. ODD JOBSTCan do most any- $14,995 VIN*LG421043 RdlMWI DOQQe thing. No Job Too Small 105 Boat* For Sal* STK #9027360 Cal Marlboro Highway 35 at Molmoel Rd. Cal John 251-0693 Chrysler -Plymouth 462-1330 Haztet 739-4010 Pick up the BLU6FIN 14tt. 79 - Akjnwmm CHRYSLER Reliant 82- Clas OIL TANK PROBLEMS'' boat w/1.000*j near. 1989 SELECT USED CARS 431-3028 sic convert. Bfk. auto. air. ste- Yamaha 15hp motor, gas reo. $3,000 846-0207 aft 7 See Business 4 Service Dir tank. 2 oars.* life lackets. cush- Strum Lincoln Mercury phone and ions 2.500 or make offer CUTLASS CIERA 88 XC Ltd 400 Highway 35. Keyport PAINTING Cal 741-5027 after 5pm 4 Edition Mint cond.. 4 dr.. 3 8 264-4000 IfHenor/Extenor - WB V-6. al power uuuona. auto. TEMPO 84 4 Or 4 Spd Air pick up a bucket aeats. am/fm cass.. removal. QuaMy work. 2Oyrs KMV 12' Fiberglass 15HP p/s. p/b. tape. New bres. front exper Insured John 251 -0693 54.000 hwy mi. $6,900 end. carburetor. 67.000 moes Johnson, plus trailer Very 360-9512 or 906-5838 PERFECT PAVING good cond $1.750. 747-0436 Asking $1.900 458-8745 few bucks 760-0606 OATSUN NISSAN 510 80 MARK TWAIN 79 -24ft TOYOTA CELICA GTS 87 See Busxiess /Service Dir Front end coKsion Buy parts Fwd. 5spd.. ps. pb. 4cyi a/c. w/trafler. '79 Lincoln town car or car. Can 758-0748 eves 1 As fast x you can call classified, you can $8,500 both 264-4680 fm stereo cess., pi. pw. POWER WASHING EAGLE Medallion 89 sunroof. 5 6.321m pick up some money selling your still- RENKEN 79-19 ft. I/O 52 OOOmi Runs exc Great VIN*HJ139S38, STK*U4635 Make offer, as is. where is good stowaways. Todays your day to try buy $4.900 1-716-964-0466 $8,495 Can LabnoU 741-2433 • 4 brick cleaning. FORD Granada 78 V8 a classified adt - John 251 -0883 106 Boating W.OOOmi. Good cond $1,000 TOYOTA- Howe* Auto Auc- or beet offer Can 972 7827 tion. 2nd & 4th Sat. every month. Bank repo s * others- FORD Ranger Pickup 88 over ISO1 Under the tan- ram LOCKWOOD BOAT WORKS 5 Spd 4 Cyl Upgraded tires or shine! 11 00 AM. Rt 9 (6m CLASSIFIED REFINISH THAT OLD 721-1606 Must see $4.000.972-3633 South of Freehold) 760-2032 i Business/Service Dir FORD T-BIRO 68 - 6eyl See Business I Service Or TOYOTA MR2 87 Black 1-800-660-4-ADS auto., a/c. ps. pb. am/tm 5 spaed Air. cruise, am/fm • •• cass.. t/glass. it del cass $6,600 CM 679-7998 IIUMSON OOO JOM 35.530ml.. 87.468 VIN* 1.001 Odd Jobs ATTENTION: JH143371 George Huges TOYOTA VAN 85 7 passen- No job too 462-1324 Price excludes tan ger Air. am/fm radio Clean now for Spring Painting. Roof CLASSIRED READERS Anting $4300 Cal 787-7819 if you place a cal to a "900 ing. Re-screening, wste GEO Prizm 90 Std Air. am/tm TRAILERS for sale. Al types phone number, you w* auto- I seln OlnaeucHng. Carpen- stereo 16.000 mass Asking UtWy Trailers to 26 ton Cal try 4 any OOO JOBS. Free Es matically be bled a fee. wtucfi UN A GOOD BUY $7,300 Ct 671 -0266 eves 446-9209 Open Weekends timasss - Cal 741-1517 * i. on your phone bet GRAND PRIX PONTIAC '78 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA 89 PS. are 62.0O0mi . 1 owner Auto., ps, pb. 4cyl a/c SHAMROCK VCfl REPAIR conO- mctudei am/fm sleieu cess., pi. pw Microwave ovens, audii 110 Autos For Sate as Asking SI .2510 or sunroof. Wotfsburg Edition equip., emel TVs. 251 -5627 r (9061566 6606 13.130ml.. VIN#KW52095 ALL DEALER PRICES Include STK#P-237. $11,995 Cal SLIPCOVERS - W» make cus- aMp- HONOA- Howe" Auto Auction tom slipcovers 4 pill Wortd Voacswegen 922-1500 GOOD BUY AD COUPON w/your fabric. Oscar 747-< 2nd 4 4th Sat. every month Say Goodbye to those extra hems any other coats to be borne by Bank repo's 6 others-over VOLVO DL 82 4 Or. Auto An SLIPCOVERS. Custom made a consumer except for hearts ISO Under me tern- ram or p/s. p/b. am/tm Very dean duttering up your closets or the Enmpte of ad comedy wrHian your tabne. Quash/ work Big. coat registration fees anc shine! 11:00 AM. Rt 9 (6M extra car in your driveway! BIO SawngaCel 257-5409 South of Freehold) 780-2032 112 Auto/Truck SONIC CLEAN AUDI 4000 85- HONDA PRELUDE SI 88 3LJNES3T1MES$2O.25 521-1013 p/s. p/d. sunroof. 5 spd . a/c. SgasoniaisH.. Loaded New tins black, exc. cond. Asking Exc cond. 33.000m. $10,995 $3,900. 780-5195 or beet offer Can 238-9718 AAA ABLE a DEAD 7 Days STAN HOME REPAIR MAN Free Removal of Junk Cars 431-4969 BEST USED CARS ISUZU Amigo 89 Red Low $$ for able cars 390-5531 Appears*: See Buanees/ServKe Or mileage FuHy waded. Air. Exc ALL CASH AT YOUR DOOR ADS MUST BE PUNCTUATED PROPERLY STUMP GRINDING cond. $9,900 462-0619 after THE REGISTER THE •

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