MAY 11, 1994 40 CENTS VOLUME 24, NUMBER 19 The buzz on m o s q u i t o e s
______BY CANDY TRUNZO______But don’t toss your Cutter’s or calamine just yet. Staff Writer “That’s this week,” cautions Robert Kent, principal biologist with the N.J. ever give a sucker an even break, Office of Mosquito Control Coordination. especially when that sucker is out “Next week, we could have our hands for blood and called a mosquito. N full.” From May to October, swarms of those buzzing, bothersome pests are out to put Kent likens New Jersey to a checker board. Some counties have landed on the bite on us. Fortunately, the Monmouth squares that have intense adult mosquito County Mosquito Commission is braced to problems. Other counties, such as help minimize the number of these para Monmouth County right now, are seeing sites that are as much a part of the warm that water is receding and draining back weather as Memorial Day or the Fourth of and that treatment efforts are working. July. For a while there, it didn’t look good. But things can change, depending most ly on weather conditions. The record rain, sleet and snow over the Water is the key to mosquito breeding. winter months created early-season breed ing, according to Martin S. Chomsky, It is in water where, as larvae and pupae, superintendent of the Mosquito mosquitoes spend a major part of their life Commission. cycle. Unfortunately, in Monmouth “But our inspectors started their treat County, water is everywhere. ments earlier than normal and we got a According to Chomsky, there are more than 8,000 potential breeding sites here. handle on it,” he explains. The other factor that bodes well for a Many of these areas are quite large and extensive—salt marshes and upland less bountiful mosquito crop is that April swamps—while others are small and can rainfall was well below average. According to Keith Arnesen, staff mete be found right in your own back yard orologist with the Rutgers Cooperative Different species live in different types of habitats, explains Chomsky. There are Extension, the April rainfall in Long Branch was 2.11 inches. The average for three major species locally. The first is , the common that month is 4.06 inches. culex pipiens household mosquito. This type breeds in “If that weather trend continues,” says tires, gutters, bird baths and catch pans. Chomsky, “we may have a relatively mild Bill Harris, an inspector with the Monmouth County Mosquito Commission, mosquito year.” stocks a ditch near the Keyport Marina with gambusia affinis or mosquito fish. Continued on page 6 The fish, which eat mosquito larvae, are the size of a guppy but have the appetite Wouldn’t that be lovely? of a whale. (Photo by Rich Schultz) DeVirgilio leaves Planning Board ______BY MARILYN DUFF______several breaks over a 30-year period. for two applications last year. croachment permit from the state De Age 68, he is also a former Township Staff W riter DeVirgilio abstained from voting on partment of Environmental Protection and Committee member and is extremely or discussing the earlier subdivision ap Energy. ongtime Hazlet Planning Board active with the Raritan High School plications, one on Holmdel Road and the The other project is for five building member and current Chairman Booster Club. other on Rapley Place. lots on East Marston Avenue, off Laurel LJoseph DeVirgilio resigned Although Thursday’s board caucus The current Poricy applications are for Avenue, north of Leocadia Court. Thursday. meeting was open to the public, there was two subdivisions, both of which will be Also on May 19, the board will con He was present at the board’s caucus no comment about his resignation, and it considered for final approval at the May sider an application for a Red Lobster meeting, but did not participate. was not clear to reporters that he had, 19 board meeting. restaurant on Route 35 and Village Court. “It’s time for me to slow down a little indeed, resigned. One is for a six-lot subdivision on That property was rezoned earlier this bit; I feel it’s time to pull in my wings,” DeVirgilio said his resignation has Park Avenue and Third Street, on the year from business-professional to busi DeVirgilio said Monday. nothing to do with his financial interest in north side of Route 36. Another devel ness-highway, permitting a restaurant. DeVirgilio has served on the board for Poricy Builders Inc., Middletown. oper received preliminary approval for The Red Oak Diner challenged that a total of 27 years, starting in 1964, with Poricy has two applications pending this project a couple of years ago. before the board and received approval The project requires a stream en Continued on page 9 For your convenience, Classified has extended its hours and is open Saturdays from 9 a . m . - 2 p . m . 2 MAY 11, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT
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BY LAUREN JAEGER
Staff Writer ABERDEEN — The Hopkins resi dence on Brown Place is almost the per fect suburban vision. The home is immaculately kept, inside and outside, with a green, lush lawn, huge backyard and a set of swings. Directly behind the house, however, is a monstrosity — a rambling, ancient fac tory with only the framework of a roof capping it off. Marvin and Valerie Hopkins bought the home four years ago, knowing full Dena Mindick of Hazlet is well that there was a backyard eyesore. one of several local students But now, as the building rapidly de whose artwork will be teriorates, they worry about the health displayed in the Capitol. hazards. Page 18 “We would like to see this cleared up of abandoned, decayed structures and to be tested for toxic waste which could have seeped into the soil — immedi REGULAR FEATURES ately,” Mr. Hopkins said. “This lowers the values of the surrounding properties.” He is also worried how the property • Calendar Page 36 may affect the health of his children, • Classifieds Page 51 Rachael, 11, Jeffrey, 7, and Curtis, 15 FRONT AND BACK — From the front, the Hopkins’ residence (below) on • Editorials Page 32 months. Brown Place looks like it would fit in on any residential street. The back Hopkins noted that since they moved • Letters Page 32 yard, however, has a view of an eyesore that Marvin Hopkins (above) in, there have been several changes to the would like torn down. The broken-down buildings once housed the Zobel • Milestones Page 38 property. Paint Factory, and township officials say that it will cost tens of thou • Obituaries Page 42 For one, the heavy metal roof blew off sands of dollars to clean the site. during a storm, leaving just the skeletal (Photos by Lauren Jaeger) • Sports Page 47 remains. • Police Beat Page 43 Some of the changes have been for the • Property Lines Page 46 better, though. • Yesteryear Page 16 “There were four or five 700-gallon tanks left by the factory when we moved in,” Mr. Hopkins noted. The tanks were promptly removed by the township. Phone numbers: Shortly after, the Hopkins put up a $3,000 fence around their property, so Editorial that the children would not wander away 254-7000 Ext. 226 from the yard. FAX 254-0486 The clean-up process, though, will be Circulation a long and grueling one, according to 254-1755 township officials. Display Advertising Bob Daetsch, the township’s tax col 972-6740 Ext. 220 lector, said that the factory owners, who FAX 254-0256 have had a municipal lien against the Classified 1-800-660-4ADS property since 1987, owe a total of Classified FAX 432-0016 $177,161.99. Unfortunately, he noted, the owners, the Zobels, whose last address was in T j liAlMHml. | Merrick, N.Y., cannot be found. Patrick McNamara, the township at clean their land at their own cost, even if Independent torney, said that the owners probably the mess had been made by a prior owner. ) SPEAK OUT don’t have attorneys or the money to However, McNamara noted that the II 1 -800-390-NEWS Managing Editor clean up the place. process takes up a lot of time and energy. (6397) Judith McGee Feeney He said if they cannot be found, the Over a month ago, the township sub in the application. property will be condemned and the mitted its application request for Sports Coordinator “You do deed searches and interviews township will get a court order to get the $250,000 in investigation costs related to Lindsey Siegle with people who used to work there,” title to the property. the old South River Metals Company, Executive Editor McNamara said. “Now and then, you get In the meantime, McNamara said, he Church Street, which was destroyed by Gregory Bean is going to apply for state funds to do fire on November 19. lucky, but for the most part, paper trails do not exist for a factory that has been out Publisher investigations of the ground water and The Zobel request will be out very of business for 10 to 12 years.” soil quality. shortly, McNamara hopes. Kevin Wittman McNamara noted that, unlike the Daetsch estimates the cost of testing to “Our township engineer is currently Zobel plant which was a small family- be $100,000. preparing the cost estimates,” he noted. A Greater Media Newspaper owned business, the old South Rivers If approved, the money will be pro “We have to follow all of their regu Metals Co. building’s history has been vided by the Industrial Site Recovery Act lations to the letter,” he added. “We’d like meticulously recorded. They were able to The Bayshore Independent circulation is which will provide $45 million in clean to do both properties as soon as possible.” trace every company that occupied the subject to audit by Verified Audit of up funds for 1994. Part of the delay surrounding the Zo Circulations, Inc. Published Wednesday by site from 1911 on. The act, passed last year, is an im bel factory application is that the build the Greater Monmouth Publishing Co., “Once we know the extent of the cont provement over the Environmental ing’s history is a mysterious one. The Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick N.J. amination, we will seek another grant to 08816. Third-class postage paid at Cleanup Responsibility Act of 1983, DEPE requires that the historical back Eatontown , N.J. $32 a year. First-class which made all industrial property owners ground of the contaminated sites be listed mail subscription available at $65 for 26 Continued on page 9 weeks, 40 cents a copy...... in . . • . : ;■ '•■■v
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Continued from page 1 fish that are the size of guppies but have the appetite of a relatively harmless one. whales. Chomsky notes that Monmouth County has not had a Aedes vexans, another prevalent species, frequently The fish stocks come from the state Mosquito case of encephalitis, a.deadly virus normally found in breed on the sheet water that flows a rainstorm. Control Commission which runs a hatchery in birds, carried by the swamp mosquito, since the 1950s. But the species that made New Jersey famous, Hackettstown. Lately, more of a concern has been expressed over chuckles Chomsky, is aedts sollicitans. This species The third major method of larvae destruction is whether or not mosquitoes can transmit AIDS. breeds in salt marshes and is the most prevalent in the spraying or larvaeciding. The commission has 4,000 tar According to a fact sheet written by Wayne J. Crans, Bayshore. get locations on its computer, explains Chomsky, and associate research professor in entomology at Rutgers The mosquito problem has improved over the years, during breeding season, these locations are inspected Cooperative Extension, mosquitoes can’t draw enough maintains Chomsky, due, at east in part, to intervention. and treated on a regular basis. blood to have enough HIV particles to transmit AIDS by But, he says, development has-also reduced the Once the warm weather sets in, a mosquito can go contamination. . breeding areas by filling in low-lying wetlands. from an egg to an adult in five days. And, once a mos Also, most viruses depend on the biology of the car The better solutions to mosquito control, Chomsky quito takes to the air, your only weapon is a fly swatter. rier, in this instance the mosquito, to assist in transmis believes, are water management programs. These pro The commission .uses light traps to catch adult mos sion. But in the case of HIV, the mosquito is not an effi grams reduce or eliminate those habitats favorable to quitoes. These mosquitoes are then brought back to the cient vector or transmitter. breeding by maintaining ind cleaning streams and laboratory, where the females are picked out and identi According to Professor Crans, and his former col removing sediment deposits. . fied. league at Rutgers, Donald J. Sutherland, mosquitoes are Another successful weapon in the mosquito wars is a It is only, in fact, the female mosquito that has attracted by perspiration, warmth, body odor, carbon larvae-eating fish called gambusia ajfinis or, or, more become the bane of the backyard. She must take a blood dioxide and light. commonly, the mosquito fish. meal in order to fertilize her eggs. Mosquitos survive on So unless you are prepared to be hermetically sealed Beginning last year, the Monmouth County Mosquito nectar and pollen. for a good half of the year, prepare to be bugged by Commission stocked small reshwater ponds with these While the mosquito is most certainly a nuisance, it is mosquitoes.
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Residents feud
over G reek festival
______BY CANDY TRUNZO______Road and East Main Street. The committee voted to reject that 3610 HAND HELD Staff Writer application and turned down a second AT&T CELLULAR PHONEa If you asked Gregory Ploussas why the motion, made by Committeeman Robert residents of the Hillcrest Road area of Giannone, to allow the one banner on • 24 NUMBER MEMORY Holmdel are making such a fuss over a Crawfords Comer Road. • SCRATCHBOARD MEMORY religious festival, he might say it’s Greek According to Mayor Henry “Hank” • 100 MINUTES TALK TIME to him. Ferris, the committee’s action was a sepa or 20 HOURS STANDBY Ploussas, a Holmdel resident and the rate issue from the festival itself. • BATTERY & CHARGER INC. festival’s treasurer, can’t understand the “The Township Committee has no say • 2 ANTENNAS INCLUDED reason for the protest. The upcoming fes in that matter,” he said • FREE ACTIVATION $160 VALUE' tival is a three-day event sponsored by the This is the fourth year the Greek Or • 1 MONTH ACCESS $55 VALUE' Kimisis Tis Theotokou Greek Orthodox thodox Church has held its festival in • UP TO 300 MINUTES! ** Church located on Hillcrest Road, Holmdel, but the first time on the site of “The Greek community is disappointed the church. In previous years it was held at St. Benedict’s, down the street, explains CELLULARONE* and upset.,” he says. “We’ve been good Authorized Agent neighbors and they want to take away the Ploussas. church’s rights.” The heritage festival, which is sched “They,” in this case, is a group of resi uled to take place on June 3, 4 and 5, will 1/fDITD 4AA REMOTE CAR ALARM dents led by William Jarocki, who lives feature Greek food, music, dancing and IrlrnCf* J llll FREE INSTALLATION! on Hillcrest Road. Jarocki claims that the games. It is the church’s largest fund-rais • TWO 2-BUTTON REMOTES upcoming festival will create unbearable ing event, says Ploussas. He expects 3,000 to 4,000 people to • 6-TONE SIREN traffic and safety problems. • SHOCK SENSOR His group has filed a formal appeal visit the festival over the three-day period. with the local Board of Adjustment de Jarocki contends that when the church • PASSIVE ARMING manding that a permit for the festival is was built in 1986, the parish priest and • ARM/DISARM CHIRPS sued by the Holmdel Township zoning church officials promised residents that • S-FUNCTION STATUS LED office be revoked. the church would never hold a festival on • DOOR LOCKS AVAILABLE To add insult to injury, last week the church grounds. • LIFETIME WARRANTY Township Committee turned down a re But Ploussas points out that when the quest by the church to hang two 3-by-20- church complex was constructed, it was STATE HIGHWAY 35 foot banners promoting the festival. approved for unrestricted use. Church officials asked for permission Meanwhile, it was uncertain when the to hang one banner on Crawfords Comer Board of Adjustment, which met yester Road, across from the high school, and day and will meet again on May 24, another at the intersection of Holmdel would put the matter on its docket. § k e y p o r t
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A r e Y o u Suffering from Any F e r r y site opponents of These Painful Sym ptom s? • Auto Accidents • Low Back Pain • Neck Pain o ffer a lte rn a tive spot » Headaches • Numbness/Pain Down Arm or Leg • Slip/Fall Injuries • Workman’s Comp. He and his partners are currently talk County attention ing with two different parties interested in acquiring the marina, he said. Chiropractic Ma y Be Your Wa y To m ay m ove to Spy In responding to the question, he said, House Harbor “It’s kind of like the horse in the race with Spring into Health! blinders on.” After a five-year application process Chiropractic has made the difference formations of people BY MARILYN DUFF for assorted permits, Seaport Associates received its final approval Dec. 24 from Staff Writer the Army Corps of Engineers. “It was like a Christmas present,” said Westlake. You’ve Got MIDDLETOWN — Opponents of a At that time, he and his partners, in proposed county-owned commuter ferry Nothing To Lose cluding Walter Mihm — who with service at Comptons Creek have nomi Westlake revived commuter ferry service EXCEPT nated an alternative site: the planned Spy from the Bayshore area in the mid 1980s House Harbor development, which — decided not to develop the Spy Harbor YOUR PAINh includes a 660-slip marina. project themselves but to sell the develop County officials have said they would ment rights. consider suggestions of the Belford fisher In late March they entered into a sale men and the Belford Civic Association contract with Calton Homes, Inc., that oppose the Comptons Creek site, but Manalapan, for 161 townhouses which Good Health...Can Be Just Around The Corner! might not agree with them. have been approved for the site. The former fish factory site, on Raritan Besides the townhouses and marina, Bay just west of Comptons Creek, would the 40-acre project also has approval for be a better location, said Richard Isaksen, 105,000 square feet of commercial space, a member and former president of the including a yacht club, public restaurant, Belford Seafood Cooperative, at the April shops and offices, and a parking garage, Medicare & 28 freeholders’ meeting in Keansburg. said Westlake. Most Insurance Isaksen said the current site — on the While no one has approached him, Dr. Thomas M. Haveron east bank near the mouth of the creek — Westlake said operating a commuter ferry Accepted Dr William F. Ittner would “hinder our operations,” and the service from Spy Harbor is a workable • Hablamos Available 24 hours (Please call 1st) Spy Harbor site would be “a lot safer.” idea. Espanol Also, Isaksen said the alternate site The site does not require dredging, (908) 888-0056 would offer three access roads from Route said Westlake, a potential holdup at • Falamos Located in The Old Schoolhouse 36, as opposed to the single Main Street Comptons Creek.because of stringent reg Portuguese Cor. of Hazlet Ave. & Bethany Rd. (Belford) access. Traffic could access the ulations governing disposal of dredge present site via East Road, but East Road spoils. then connects to Main Street. Westlake noted that since the county The Spy Harbor site would also be started planning its ferry project, the accessible from Main Street/Wilson Av Belford Co-op has entered into an agree enue in Port Monmouth and Palmer Av ment with Long Island clam fishermen, enue, which connects to Port Monmouth allowing them to tie up in Comptons Road. Creek to unload clams into tractor trailers Deputy Mayor Joan Smith, speaking as for transport to Atlantic City. “That is a Middletown resident, told the free something that just came up that is caus holders they should listen to the proposal. ing a lot of concern” about vessel traffic Jack Westlake, a partner of Seaport in the creek, declared Westlake. Associates, Middletown, the developer of Spy Harbor, said Friday his group has not The large clams, which are some five- been approached about the idea, but to-six inches in width, come from a clam would be amenable or willing to talk to ming bed off Long Island that has an the fishermen or the county about it. expected life of 20 years, said Westlake.
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BY LAUREN JAEGER It was a one-percent, or $401,960, over ground tanks is expected to cost some The cost to test the soil, which has the previous year’s sum. where around $140,000, according to Bob been placed at the far end of the athletic Staff Writer The cuts made will not affect educa Ferry, the board of education vice presi field for the time being, and to have it dis tion. dent. posed, will be about $4,000, he said. KEYPORT — A total of $125,000 has About $100,000 will be taken out of He noted that the two remaining fuel “If it wasn’t surrounded by clay, it been cut from the 1994-95 Keyport the insurance fund, which had been bud tanks — one at the Central School and the could have cost tens of thousands of dol School District’s budget that was rejected geted for $1,800,000, and another $20,000 other at the High School — will be lars,” he noted. by voters at the April 19 election. has been deleted from the $90,000 cost removed as soon as possible. However, Frank Dragotta, the board Now, the school tax rate will be rough estimate to remove the underground oil He pointed out that the first under secretary/school business administrator, ly 10 cents per $100 assessed evaluation, tank at the Keyport Central School. ground fuel tank, which was removed two said that the contaminated soil was nor or two cents less than before the cut was Another $3,000 was deleted from floor weeks ago from the high school teacher’s mal, not caused by leakage. made. repairs to a classroom and $2,000 ear parking lot, turned out to be a bigger “Oil spilled from time to time when This means that each Keyport taxpayer marked for new office furniture was also headache than expected. they filled the tank,” he said. would pay about $1.43 per $100 assessed deducted. “We had to remove six truckloads of Ferry also noted that the state De property value in school property taxes. Contrary to published reports, the un contaminated soil,” he said. “We were partment of Environmental Protection and The original preliminary budget in derground fuel tank removal will not be lucky. The tank was laying in clay so it Energy’s mandate, which originally had a cluded a current expense fund of delayed. The entire project of removing prevented seepage. It could have been 1994 deadline, has been extended for $10,325,329 and $2,429 for capital outlay. the tanks and replacing them with above much worse.” another four years. Budget calls for small tax increase
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HAZLET — Adoption of the 1994 Bedframe, 1 municipal budget has been deferred to Set-up & ' June 14, pending a hearing on several Removal Of > Old Bedding; amendments and final word on state aid. * With puntaMof any m* As it stands now, the proposed budget totals $9,662,553 and includes a $3,704,000 tax levy. Last year’ s municipal budget was $8,962,084 and the tax levy $3,486,000. Revenues realized last year were much higher than anticipated, totaling $9,711,473. This was due mainly to in If your selection is not in stock . We il upgrade at no additional charge creases in court revenue and interest and costs on taxes, both local revenue sources. If this year’s budget is approved as is, the tax rate will be 37 cents per $100 of assessed valuation. For a home assessed i Twin E a ch Piece Fas i i Each Piece Qaeen 2 Pc, Set King 3 Pc. Set at $150,000, that would mean a munici- pal-purposes tax of $555. Back Comfort $584# Back Comfort $9840 Back Comfort $2484# Back Comfort Because of a recent property revalua Comfort Sleep $784# Comfort Sleep $12840 Comfort Sleep $28840 Comfort Sleep $3 * tion, this year’s rate cannot be compared Crest Super Firm $8 8 4# Crest Super Firm $1584# Crest Super Firm $ 3 2 8 4# Crest Super Firm with last year’s, according to township auditor William E. Antonides. Diamond Tiara Diamond Tiara C1 Diamond Tiara , ~ 0 0 40 Diamond Tiara c . f The 1993 municipal tax rate was 56.4 Pillow Soft $1084# Pillow Soft $17840 Pillow Soft *3884# Pillow Soft *4? cents. If the 1993 valuation were still in Perfect Sleeper Perfect Sleeper m a o .. Perfect Sleeper . . . Perfect Sleeper c _ effect, Antonides said, the 1994 tax rate Level H * 1 2 8 Level H $20840 Level n $44840 Level H *5^ would be 59.5 cents or three cents higher. Perfect Sleeper Perfect Sleeper c _ _ _ Perfect Sleeper s _ 0 Perfect Sleeper c The public hearing on the municipal Level IV *158 Level IV $2384# Level IV *5484 Level IV *6 ^ budget was held May 3 but there was no public comment, and only a handful of people in the audience. Prior to the hearing, the Township Committee had introduced amendments Department Stores Discount Bedding Chains to the municipal budget and the swim •Highest prices on brand name bedding >High price od brand name bedding club budget, which will be subject to a •Highest delivery charges •Free deliver; onJj on selected items public hearing June 14. •Extra charge for set-np & disposal 'Free set-up & disposal on selected items The amendments increased the general •Extra charge for bedframes •Free bedframe on); on selected items operating budget by $25,553 and reduced •No bedding in-stock, you must wait ’You must wait at home all day for delivery the swimming pool utility budget by for delivery •High pressure commission sales people $70,250, to $445,615, about $5,000 more •Sales deris 'Notorious for bait & switch tactics than last year. The operating budget increase is due to additional bonding required for the 717 Highway 35, 351 Highway 35, community center, according to Munic M iddletown, N.J Eatontown, N.J. ipal Administrator Margaret Margiotta. Across from Howard Johnson 112 Mile Soutb of Monmouth Mall The swim club reduction is a result of renting the food concession, said Pat Frank, chief financial officer. Plans to P h o n e O r d e r s A ccept ed rent the concession were not finalized until after the budget was introduced in OPSN 7 DAYS . , . S30N.-FRI, 10 AM-9 PiVf, SAT. 10 AM-5 PM, SUN 12-5 PM early April. 1 2 MAY 11,1994, THE INDEPENDENT W alsh retires to rear fam ily
BY LAUREN JAEGER communities. While today there are 500 students in _Staff Writer the school, back then there were 1,100, Walsh noted. And, they arrived on the first fter 34 years of working in the day with only one-third of the building Matawan-Aberdeen Regional ready, since there were labor union strikes A School District, John Walsh is say all summer. Twelve classes were set up in ing goodbye. the library, he recalled. Walsh, 56, principal of the Ravine After serving there, Walsh became prin Drive Elementary School, said he is taking cipal of the Cliffwood School, and took a advantage of the state’s early retirement one-year sabbatical before becoming prin program so that he can spend more time cipal of the Matawan Regional Adult High with his family. School and then finally, arriving to the After he leaves the district in June, he Ravine Drive Elementary School three will be a full-time “Mr. Mom” to John years ago. Patrick, 7, and Bryce Edward, 5. “They are There have been many changes over the my two miracle children,” Walsh added. years, both socially and in the curriculum, “This is why I am taking my early re Walsh said. tirement,” he said. “I’m a firm believer in being there for the children, and my chil dren are the most important people in my life.” “I got married late in life, at age 42,” he In the S potlight said, noting that before he met Kathleen, work was his all-consuming passion. He always thought he would never get married, before meeting his wife over a cit Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, it was izen band radio one day. thought that grouping children by levels of Like him, Kathleen was a teacher, loved ability would offer them the best education. animals, and loved to travel. After a four- Now, most school districts encourage year courtship, the two married in 1982. combining children of different levels Because of their age, they felt they together in one classroom, he said. would never have a family. Principals have more challenges reach “It tore us apart,” he recalled ing the children today than they did in the “We got turned down by every adoption past, he added. agency because of our age,” he noted. “I “There are many social problems,” he had race horses, so we gave up on the idea noted. “There are more single-parent fami of children and our goal was to have a lies struggling to keep their homes, and we farm.” are dealing more with our health curricu “We are the most important people in lum and sex education. These are different our children’s life right now,” he added. aspects we never dealt with before.” “But when they get older, in junior high Safety inside the schools is another con and high school, their peers will be the cern, he noted. most important people in their life. This “The Matawan police work closely with happens even in the best of families.” us,” he said. Walsh, a self-proclaimed children’s Mostly, though, working in the district advocate, will be able to draw upon his has been fun, he said. years of experience in helping children. He He was one of the six co-founders of arrived at the Cliffwood School as a fifith- A CHILDREN’S ADVOCATE — After spending his entire career serving the children of the Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School District, John Walsh, the Pop Warner Huskies football team, he grade teacher in the 1960-61 school year noted. from a small town outside of Scranton, Pa. principal of the Ravine Drive School, is retiring in order to spend time with his own, two youngsters. “I really enjoyed the kids although I “At this time, the district started to grow never thought I would,” he laughed. (Photo by Rich Schultz) but there were a lack of teachers colleges,” Walsh was the founder of the Cliffwood Walsh said. “The superintendent used to go under seven superintendents and watched children working with tools, etc. The chil Enrichment Program, which took children to Scranton to look for teachers, because buildings re-organize, close down, and be dren were able to do carpentry, rocketry, on weekend class trips. there were teachers colleges in built. photograph with darkrooms, laboratory “There was no money involved,” he Pennsylvania.” In 1968-69, Walsh became the assistant work, crocheting and weaving,” he said. said. “The district gave us the use of the Walsh said when he came to the district, principal of the Cliffwood School, a posi ‘Teachers received a $300 grant each from buses, and people in the community volun it was like a reunion, because 37 out of 101 tion he stayed at for 10 years. the state to use in the classroom.” teered their time.” teachers were from his hometown. With his encouragement, the Cliffwood “We had an after-school roller skating Money for the gas was donated by par His mother, Mary, taught in the school School students had more hands-on pro program,” he recalled of the Cliffwood ents, he said. Eventually, the Matawan- district for a little while. jects. School. “But with the injuries and insur Aberdeen Regional Board of Education Over the years, Walsh has worked “It was technology for children. We had ance, it had to be discontinued.” kicked in $1,000 to help offset any costs. During the 1975-76 school year, he Trips were taken to the Amish country, doubled as assistant principal for the West Point, Philadelphia and even Strathmore School. Gettysburg, he recalled. COMMUNION CONFIRMATION & GRADUATION Also, from 1978-79, he was principal of There were also several camping ex CARDS & GIFTS * * the Broad Street School. peditions with 300 kids at a time, he said. “We started the Sandy Hook project,” For some time, sheets of plastic and rope JOIN OUR FILM CLUB! Walsh recalled. “We used the ocean envi served as their tents, the principal said. COMPLETE ronment in our studies.” Another program Walsh was enthusi The school groups would sometimes astic about was the COPE — Carry Over 10th Roll Color Film LINE OF sleep over in one of the 19th century of Physical Education into Adult Life. Developed FREE POOL ficer’s houses at Sandy Hook, he recalled. “We did bowling, dancing, and a swim 2nd Set of Prints FREE SUPPLIES & “We brought our sleeping bags,” he ming pool in the basement of the Broad CHEMICALS said. 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P h a r m a c y He moved to Colts Neck from The Matawan Junior High School was a Rt. 34, M atawan - Old Bridge Leonardo in 1984, where he maintains a tension-ridden place at the time, since it large farm. Horses, he notes, are one of his 2 9 0 - 9 1 1 1 was created to integrate both sides of the hobbies.
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crucial operation during the pre dawn hours of D-day on June 6, A 1944, that could have been a dev astating disaster was turned into success by the heroic efforts of individuals and small groups, according to one of the American paratroopers who played a major role in it, Retired Army Gen. Harry William Observe Kinnard. Two American Airborne Divisions, the lOlst and the 82nd, parachuted behind German lines in Normandy on the night of June 5 to establish positions there to clear the way for the Allied invasion across the English Channel coming early the next morning. °/c Then-Col. Kinnard was in command of the 501st Parachute Infantry Battalion attached to the 101st, the legendary “Screaming Eagles.” Kinnard gave a detailed description during a recent presentation at the Monmouth County Library Headquarters in Manalapan of what happened that fate ful night when 6,600 paratroopers jumped from transports in an area infested with German soldiers. Kinnard, 79, who hailed from Dallas, Texas, and now lives in Arlington, Va., recalled that the jump did not go quite as "OUR" PRICES! planned. He said that only about 2,500 of the paratroopers were able to assemble as planned after landing. Heavy flak from German anti-aircraft ALMOST EVERYTHING guns and the darkness made the landing extremely difficult, Kinnard said. The troopers landed spread out over an area roughly 15 by 25 miles, he said. “So there we all were, walking and crawling around in the dark, trying to find one another and move toward our tar f r i d M gets,” said Kinnard. But they were successful in clearing the way for the landing of Allied troops on Utah Beach in the morning,” Kinnard Q n ty MAY 13th said. “The success was not because of one confrontation with the Germans, but be cause of thousands of individual efforts,” said Kinnard. “This was truly an instance of how individuals and small groups can i S e J 8W Loca,i°n make a difference. Everyone who jumped WHOLESALE had a clear idea of what their mission was, and everyone tried their best to accomplish that mission.” VISA a i 7 > i The presentation was attended by a ^ K f D S number of former members of the There's no sale.Jike WHOLESALE “Screaming Eagles” who served under ‘ Some Items Excluded Kinnard that fateful night. They presented him with a cap which bore a newly designed “Screaming Eagle.” BRICK PLAZA FREEHOLD LAKEWOOD OLD BRIDGE SAYREVILLE SHREWSBURY The presentatioa was part of the li 262-0777 780-0007 370-4900 679-9090 525-0733 brary’s series on the upcoming 50th D- 747-1900 day anniversary. 1 4 MAY 11, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT
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authority $30,000 per year to use it under a standard 30-year 100-foot tow er w ill be lease, explained Ryan. The authority will also be able to use and will probably install two video cameras to monitor traf fic, he said. installed this sum m er While this will be the first monopole tower on the park ______BY MARILYN DUFF______way, said Ryan, there is already a series of 17 microwave towers at various locations, some of which have been modi Staff Writer fied for use as cellular sites. There are several microwave MIDDLETOWN — Last year at about this time, oppo towers at the Garden State Arts Center, he said, one of nents of a cellular telephone tower by Garden State Parkway which is 250 feet tall. Unlike the monopole structure, the mi Exit 114 thought they had won their battle. crowave towers are three-legged, making them more visible But things are not always as they seem. to passers-by. Several weeks ago, the NJ. Highway Authority, which Asked about residents’ concerns about health risks from operates the parkway, permitted the placement of a tempo having such a tower so close to their homes, Ryan said it is rary cellular tower just sout i of the Red Hill bridge in his understanding “there’s more radiation in a microwave Middletown. oven.” The approximately 100-1'oot temporary structure is Last June, approximately 80 Holmdel and Middletown anchored to the back of a flatbed truck in the parkway medi residents attended a hearing in Holmdel to oppose plans to an. The Red Hill bridge forms part of the Holmdel- install a tower at the Interchange 114 southbound entrance Middletown border. Opponent1 of the tower attended a hear (in Holmdel). The entrance ramp is on the parkway right-of- ing last June in Holmdel, because plans at that time were to way. While residents went away thinking they had defeated install the tower on the Holmdel side of the bridge. Holmdel the plan, Ryan said the authority agreed to find an alternate was notified about the new location, but Middletown was site and it notified Holmdel it was moving it to the median. not. There was no hearing on the new location since this is an Middletown Township Administrator Joseph Leo said outcome of last year’s hearing, he said. Friday, township planner Anthony Mercantante is research The authority is exempt from local zoning ordinances, ing whether the township has any options. but is required by the state to have a public hearing on any “We feel they owe us the courtesy of the plans and new installations. At last year’s hearing, residents objected maybe an appearance at our Plaining Board,” said Leo. to the tower for health reasons and also said it would be an A permanent tower will bt built approximately 50 feet eyesore and affect their property' values. south of there, according to Dave Ryan, general services Representatives from Comcast and the authority, as well manager for the parkway, and operated by Comcast Cellular as outside experts, stated that the proposed facility posed no One, Cranbury, a division of Comast Cellular health risk. Comcast said it needed a cellular telephone site Communications Inc., Wayne. Pa. The company sells and in the area to eliminate scratchy sounds and fading and over services cellular telephones, the same as NYNEX. lapping conversations customers were experiencing in the The permanent tower will b; installed some time late this area. summer and will be approximately 100 feet high, with a The company picked the parkway site because of its ele range of approximately five to dght miles, said Ryan, filling vation, location and topography. Cellular tower, Exit 114 G.S. Parkway a “dead” area in the cellular communications network. At a subsequent June 25 Holmdel Township Committee meeting, officials adopted a resolution opposing the tower works site and share it with the township. The authority agreed to the tower installation, Ryan said, Hazlet also rejected a NYNEX application to use an because officials “thought (it) would serve cellular users on and asked that such towers come under municipal land-use laws regardless of location. existing tower at Shorelands Water Company. NYNEX won the parkway,” and also generate, revenue for the highway. an appeal of that decision, but the Hazlet Zoning Board filed The company will build he new tower and pay the Middletown in 1992 rejected an application from NYNEX to build such a tower at the Kanes Lane public a subsequent appeal, and the matter is still tied up in court.
How celluar telephones work Mobile-phone switching 5 Call is routed to its station connects signal to final destination. local telephone company 2 Signal from phone is transmitted to “cell station" with n 1 -5 miles. . D KD Q □ □ □ □ 1 0 □ □ □□□□ 0 □ □ □ □ □ □ Cell station relays □ □ signal to mobile-phone switching station.
1 Cellular phone user dials number on his phone and presses "send" button.
A hand-held telephore connected to its owner's regular telephone line by way of a small "transceiver." The phone has Jpmitgd range. The user operates it like a regular phone; there is a dial tone when it is switched on. Celluar phone A hand-held radio device linked to any telephone system by a network of cells. Range is only limited by the location or receiving stations. User keys in phone number first and then presses a key to start transmission. Cell J A low-power radio trensceiving unit. Cells pick up signals from cellular phones, and relay them to a mobile Mobile switching center A facility where cellular phone signals are relayed onto local telephone systems, completing the phone call. Car phone A cellular telephone that is permanently mounted in an automobile. Instead of an antenna on the hand unit, it is located on the car. Karen L. Kesten THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 11, 1994 1 5
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DANGER ZONE? — Members of the Neighborhood Awareness Committees, Middletown, a coalition of neighborhood groups, are lobbying Congressman Frank Pallone Jr. to correct what they con sider to be dangerous conditions at the Middletown Post Office, Route 35. They met in late March with representatives of the U.S. Postal Service to discuss access and parking problems at the post office. The group — which includes 13 neighborhood groups located off Route 35 — wants better roadway markings, wider road shoulders and a larger parking area. (Photo by Rich Schultz) Drama camp registration opens Battleground Arts Center is now accepting registrations for its 1994 Summer Drama Day Camp. Camps will be held 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. July 11-29 at Battlefield State Park, Route 33, Manalapan. The camp is designed for children ages 5 to 17 who are interested in learning basic theatrical skills. For information, call 462-8811. VVIIH THIS COUPON FXP. 5/31Z9-)
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IS NOW AT NAIL FANTASY Ever since the flagpole was put up Joseph Bennett of Centerville N ail & H air Salon in the school yard at New Monmouth, went hunting for snapping turtles in there has been trouble with it. Three the creek near the Phalanx bridge last 35, Holmdel, New Jersey 07733 or four times David Luyster’ s gate Thursday. The only instrument he had was taken from its hinges and pulled with him was a sharp-pointed stick. 5 7 - 0 8 4 8 to the top of the pole, and various He stuck this down into the mud and articles would be found hanging there located the turtles. With nothing but almost every Sunday morning. About this stick and his bare hands, he two weeks ago, a tree branch was caught two big turtles, each of which pulled to the top of the pole. When weighed more than 20 pounds. He the trustees tried to get it down, it also caught three carp with his hands. was found that it could not get down Mr. Bennett made the trip to except by having some one climb the Phalanx on his motorcycle. He tied pole. The limb is there yet. the turtles to the rear seat of his The people of the village are motorcycle in such a manner that the divided in opinion as to what should turtles laid on their backs with their be done with the young men guilty of heads pointing away from the rider. the mischief. Some folks think that He made the trip home without the young men should be hung, others mishap and sold the turtles for 17 think that they should be sent to jail cents a pound. for forty years, still others hold that Henry Cross of Holmdel bought a the young men should be treated by a team of horses from the Ely estate skillful physician for the softening of last week and Michael H. Griffin of the brain. Bradevelt bought a mule. o i 2 nd Location in M ATAW AN The Marlboro Baptist Church re The village of Navesink has the ceived a handsome present from the youngest hog raiser in this section. Holmdel Baptist Church in the shape He is Paul Posten, and he graduated of a full set of pew cushions, which from Leonardo High School in 1917. 0T0R0LA greatly enhance the appearance and At present, Paul owns six Berkshire add to the comfort of their church. hogs and he will increase his stock. Next Saturday afternoon at one Paul intends eventually to become a o’clock, Charles Coudert will sell at stock raiser on a large scale and folks FLIP PHONE his place at Middletown twenty head at Navesink say he has all of the of Jersey cows. The cows are all reg qualifications for the work. Paul INCLUDES: istered or are entitled to registry. works in the Post Office at Atlantic • FREE BATTERY Several good horses will be sold at Highlands and devotes his spare time the same time. to caring for the hogs. •FREE HOME CHARGER Arbor Day was celebrated in the •FREE ACTIVATION*** Nut Swamp School with an interest ing program. The schoolhouse was 75 TEARS AC trimmed with greens and flowers. A The Leonardo High School stu in c . poplar tree was planted and dedicated to the memory of the late Dr. Samuel dents will present “Sailor Maids” Lockwood. May 19, in the Leonardo Grammar Dr. O. W. Budlong of Belford is School auditorium at 8:15. The building a house. It is 18 by 28 feet speaking cast includes Lois Ogden, and two stories in size, and will cost Joan Morin, Fritzie Druien, Robin $1,500. Dr. Budlong has also bought Jolkoski, Robert McCabe, Ray a bicycle. Rogers, John Nelson and Sam Alsback. C h e c k O u t Reunions planned These V alues! Class of 1974, July 29. s. \ The following high school class re $3700 unions have been scheduled: St. John Vianney Regional High cat*wr\ f J L W'FREE FIRST MONTH value (minimum) Middletown High School North, Class School, Holmdel, Classes of 1973 and J • REE MONTH 1974, May 6. $000 of 1984, Aug. 5. w tj V V *•»** f VOICE CONNECT value Middletown High School South, Class If you are a member of one of these of 1984, July 30. classes, or would like to know if your own •FREE ACTIVATION** $5000 value Middletown Township High School, class is planning a reunion, write to: Reunion, P.O. Box 1338, Eatontown • m E t MONTH VOICE MAIL Class of 1969, Aug. 27. Middletown Township High School, 07724 or call 1-800-22-CLASS. 3Ci minutes included ai lime every month throughout «E N J./N.Y. metro area value M INIM UM TOTAL SAVINGS! 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I first met John at a seminar I gave a few years ago on Asset Allocation and Di versification (Wall Street loves to take com- mon-sense ideas like not putting all your eggs in one basket and calling it something fancy). John must have sat in the front tow in school when he was a kid — he kept waving his hand in the air during the question-and-answer period. “Alan, what you’ve said is all well and good, but real estate is the only sure thing.” “Really?’ I said. “What kind of real estate are you in?’ “Multi-family housing, strip malls — you know, the quick-tum stuff.” ATTENTION: “Quick turn?’ “Yeah, after a few months I flip them for a double or a triple.” “That’s great,” I said. “But all investments ALL OIL HEAT CUSTOMERS tend to go through cycles — whether it’s stocks, bonds or real estate. Spreading your dollars Brand New Energy Efficient among different asset classes helps reduce that risk” Although John wasn’t convinced, he promised to stay in touch. A year later to the day, he called. “Alan, I wanted to let you in on something,” John began. “The only sure thing today is Oil Furnace money funds and bank CDs.” “What happened to real estate?’ I asked. “I’ve had a few setbacks, nothing major,” he said. “Besides, with the rates the banks are pay ing, who needs real estate?’ “Sounds good. So what strategies are you using?’ A i r * “Strategies? Who needs strategies? I’m just leaving my money in funds and one-year CDs.” “But what if rates decline?’ Conditioning John told me he had patients to attend to and YEAR would eventually get back to me. That was a System LIMITED year ago, and like clockwork, John called me COMPRESSOR WARRANTY the other day. This time he sounded a bit har NO MONEY DOWN! ried. “John, you sound real busy. Have you taken on more patients?’ NO INTEREST FIN AN CIN G! “Oh, no, Alan. I’m keeping an eye on the financial news channel. I don’t want to miss U P T O anything on the market” I asked John if he had stopped buying CDs. 2 4 M O N T H S ! “Are you crazy? With rates this low, I’m investing only in the market Mutual funds are the only sure thing.” FINANCING DONE BY ACME McCONNELL “That’s great, John. How do you pick them?’ “Pick them? That’s easy. I just look in the financial magazines for the best-performing funds over the last few months. That’s all you ACME • McCONNELL FUEL have to do.” “But, John, that’s like saying last year’s “YO UR LEAD ER IN SERV IC E” Super Bowl winner will take next year’s game. Besides, what about the risk the portfolio man ager takes to get those returns?’ “Look, Alan, I’d love to go into it but I’m really busy treating twins with a bad case of C A L L NOW acne. I’ll call you next year.” You know something? I can’t wait It seems as if his call is the only sure thing I can count on. Alan Fox is a financial consultant with a major 908-291 -3200 or 264-3000 brokeragefirm in New Jersey. *Certain restrictions apply. 1 8 MAY 11, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT Hazlet teen’s art to FOR PEACE OF MIND be shown at Capitol temporarily exhibited. a ifd G reat Sa vin gs Too! W inning painting “I totally didn’t expect it,” she said, adding that the competition wasn’t even w as selected from on her mind. While she likes art, Dena intends to a m o n g 1 1 0 e n t r i e s !► pursue a career working with handicapped We are offering a limited number of children. V''" Crypts at pre-construction prices. ______BY MARILYN DUFF______“I think 1 want to do it (art) on the Staff Writer side,” she said. You can now purchase a Crypt for above She also likes acting and was sched uled to return to school that evening for a ground internment at or below in ground ena Mindick, a 15-year-old play rehearsal. burial prices. Hazlet resident and sophomore at At Hillel, students attend school from D Hillel High School in Ocean 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. In the morning, Township, has become a two-time winnerthey study Hebrew, which Dena is fluent This offer is valid only until May 14, 1994, with a painting she completed the summer in. This summer she will put her second and w ill not be repeated. before her freshman year. language to use during a six-week visit to A colorful street scene with imaginary Israel with a national youth group. people and buildings, her work, which she Dena likes to work in color and enjoys BU Y NOW AND SAVE calls “The Avenue,” captured first place in painting landscapes and animals. She last year’s Teen Arts Festival. And, most wishes she had a pet, but her parents don’t recently, it was selected as the winning think she has enough time in her busy day all or Send To entry in the 6th District Congressional Art to care for one. (“Mention that in your Competition for high school students. story,” she asked.) The annual competition is coordi She also likes busy places like New Fair View Cemetery & M ausoleum nated by members of the U.S. House of York City, which provided some of the Representatives in their districts, and the inspiration for her painting. At the same “Where Memories Live In Beauty" winning entries are exhibited for a year in time, she said “The Avenue” reminds her the corridors of the U.S. Capitol building of what she thinks England might be like. 456 Hwy. 35, Red Bank, N.J. 07701 747-1710 in Washington, D.C. Jacobson, who, with her husband, Ira, N a m e . Dena’s painting was selected from owns the Brielle Galleries, interprets among 110 entries from 19 schools. Dena’s winning painting as a primitive A ddress. Although her school, a private Hebrew study in a surrealistic style. City _ school, is not in the 6th District, she is eli The daughter of Kerry and Judy gible because her home is. Mindick, 4 Carlow Way, Dena has two State. . Z ip . The purpose of the competition is to sisters: Lisa, who attends Boston Telephone No.. Ind. 5/11/94 give aspiring artists an opportunity to University, and Debbie, who is in seventh exhibit and receive critical feedback. grade. The judging was held April 15 at the Including Dena, local young artists Voorhees-Zimmerli Museum at Rutgers won nine of the 18 awards. University in New Brunswick and the 18 Students at Matawan-Aberdeen Re winners including the top three, plus 15 gional High School won four awards, and commendations, were honored at an April Raritan High School in Hazlet won three. G m m s p o r t s 24 reception at the museum. Melinda Rutledge, a senior at Dena and her family will visit Wash Matawan, won third place for a haunting ington in June for an opening reception at pastel portrait of her mother in a wedding SUMMER SPORTS CAMP the Capitol, where approximately 300 gown against a dark background. 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Tuesday & Thursday 9-6; Wed 139 Pine Brook Rd., Manalapan 446-4100 & Friday 9-9; Saturday 9-5; Sunday 9-4 2 0 MAY 11, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT Matawan students win Melinda, 17, chose her mother because BARACUDA Five entries from “she is a single parent to me and my M ataw an Regional brother. She’s done a pretty good job.” Melinda, who is about to enter the are recognized Engineering program at Rutgers Univer POOL sity, noted that the portrait was done re ______BY LAUREN JAEGER______alistically, and when it was on exhibit, Staff Writer many people walked up to her mother and said, “You must be the bride.” CLEANER ABERDEEN — It is an honor for any “She looks the same today, except for high school to have a winner of the her hair,” she said. Congressional Art Competition. The remainder of the students received Imagine how proud the art teachers at honorable mention. Only 15 honorable the Matawan Regional High School are. mentions were chosen from the 6th SAYS NO! They have not one, but five students who Congressional District. No dirt, No debris, No bugs, No leaves, have been honored by the annual competi Tatiana, a senior, was commended for tion. her self-portrait in pencil, which she did No twigs, No pebbles, No wheels, Now in its 13th year, the nationwide from a photograph that her friend took. Congressional Art Competition involves “The picture doesn’t look real,” she No gears, No electric motors, No metal parts, more than 500,000 students. The most said, noting it took her seven months to No booster pumps, No special lines, outstanding entries are placed in an ex complete. hibition for one year in the U.S. Capitol. Surprisingly, she had never completed .No bags to empty, No problem installing. There was a limit of only 10 entries per a picture before finishing the self-portrait. *50 high school, so teachers Mary Ann Greco But she has been inspired to do more E . Rebate and Joanne Soderlund each chose five of art in the future. Specifically, she would what they considered to be the best. like to do a drawing of somebody splash “I could have chosen at least 20 pieces ing water at the person who is viewing the that were good,” Soderlund said. picture. She would like to be an interior Dfvmm Five students — Melinda Rutledge, decorator some day. The world's simplest automatic pool cleaners Chip Reynolds, Jarrett Pruesing, Bryna Greco said, “I saw this self-portrait create a mood of curiosity and mystery. It McLane and Tatiana Dossantos — won also available: was well done and a nice interpretation.” • ABOVE & IN-GROUND POOLS honors. 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TALENTED TRIO — Matawan Regional High School students Bryna With pizza, soda & 2 sports McLaine, a junior, far left, and Tatiana Dossantos, a senior, far right, to choose from: received honorable mentions from the 1994 Congressional Art Soccer • Volleyball • Football Competition. Melinda Rutlege, a senior, shown, center, received third Basketball • Baseball I ^ ^ D a7 anTw“ ke'nD PARTIeTnOW AVAILABLE?! | place for her portrait of her mother as a young bride. Two other students, Chip Reynolds and Jarrett Prussing, also received honorable mentions. Parents: I ______I (Photo by Lauren Jaeger) No Mess - No Fuss i i Fully organized & administered “That was my first painting ever, so I a tortoise, were unavailable for comment. by the Good Sports Staff Li Ml mm tmm mmm J was excited and shocked,” she said of the Soderlund said she feels that the works CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION day she learned she won. Bryna hopes to were extremely ambitious and refined in be a professional artist some day. technique. “Just by looking at them, you knew 0 SUM M ER SEAFOOD M ANIA MONDAY AND TUESDAY LOBSTER FANTASY Twin VU lb. lobsters FRIDAY CLAMBAKE Your choice of halves cooked to order • 1 lobster • crab cluster« shrimp > Scampi • Steamed • clams * mussels •Stuffed • Cajun Spiced corn cob - butter lemon broth > Oreganto • Marinara • Broiled Single Lobster $11.95 $1595 LOBSTER POT PIE LOBSTER THERMIDOR Vegetables, Cream Sherry, Light LOBSTER & SHRIMP Sherry, Cream, Shallots, Pastry Crust Tomato, Cheese C -fl /fl Q C SCAMPI Served with rice $ 2 4 9 5 * 1 4 FINE FOOD IN A CASUAL ATMOSPHERE 89 Route 79 ■ Matawan ■ 290-0212 HOURS: Mon. to Thurs. ll:30-10pm • Fri. 10:30-llpm • Sat 11-llpm • Sun. ll-9pm 2 2 MAY 11, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT t t y W 'd n „ U a,l|e V F W d u ty \ la iu e t i e ! s’5.m lifetime of futt NURSERY & CRAFTS Ladies auxiliary &B\ooW member devoted to group's growth M V b « e BY LAUREN JAEGER Tn ^ S e < r Now Thru Sunday Plants I Staff Writer Frances Nebus never expected to be a Sale ends 5-15-94 lifelong volunteer for the Ladies Aux iliary for the Veteran of Foreign Wars. But her first impression was so strong that she’s remained with the organization for nearly 40 years. “My local auxiliary hosted a party for disabled soldiers in Menlo Park,” she ^JSERAN III recalled of her first-time experience. “I was so impressed with these elderly men and how thankful and happy they were for our help.” “I went home and couldn’t sleep that night,” she said. “Here were these people who were put into nursing homes; these World War I and World War II veterans.” Nebus, a member of the Keyport VFW Ladies Auxiliary No. 4247, has never regretted joining. “I said, ‘I’ll join, but I won’t be ac tive,”’ she said, of the first time she paid her dues, in 1956. “Within three years I was president.” “I had to get involved. You start out saying you’re not going to get involved, but I can’t say no,” Nebus said. “The VFW people throughout the states and the nation; in time of need, they’re there to help you.” The VFW Ladies Auxiliary has 773,000 members across the United States. There are 218 chapters with 18,000 mem bers in New Jersey alone. Perhaps her payment hasn’t been given green paper, but she has reaped the rewards of belonging to this organization. There are the national directorships she’s been asked to head — there are only 16 directors in the United States, and these are appointed by the VFW Ladies Auxiliary national president. Already, Nebus has served as a national director for four times. This year, Nebus is the national pub licity director. In this prestigious position, she must educate ladies auxiliaries throughout the country about how to com municate with the media. “Many times, we’ve been asked to be on radio talk shows and on cable televi sion,” she noted. “I try to tell them how to be prepared and how to act and dress.” “We discuss how to approach the press, prepare all kinds of press releases, and do a sample interview,” she said. At the end of this year, Nebus will be one of the judges serving on the press books committee. “We encourage every state to keep newspaper clippings,” she said. “About 100 of the best scrapbooks will be chosen in June,” she said. Nebus gets to take several sponsored trips a year. She just returned from the mid-year conference held in San Diego, Calif., where she gave a 10 minute talk on publicity. SEA GIRT 2145 Highway 35, north of Atlantic Ave (908)449-388 BRICKTOWN116 Brick Blvd. at Pet Care Depts, Beaverson Blvd. (908) 320-3630 W. LONG BRANCH Monmouth Rd. Route 71 (908) 229-2587 Nebus watched as $5,000 was pre • al these locations GARDEN TOOL •ENGLISHTOWN Rt. 9, four miles north of Freehold Circle. (908) 536-7748 HAZLET 2931 Highway 35, one sented to the Mississippi Sports Founda block south of K-Mart. (908) 739-3032 HOWELL It. 9, comer of Friendship Rd. 1/4 mile north of K-Mart. Sea Girt • Bricktown • TRADE-IN! tion and Museum, which, according to the (908) 905-1818 KENWL Rt. 46, one mile east of Ledgewood Circle. (201) 584-3010 BRIDGEWATER 794 Rt. Saturdays from 8am to 10am. Hazlet • Howell • Kenvil • VFW press release, “Offers hope and 202,21/2 miles south of Somerville Circle.(908) 218-1930 'Limited Craft Selection Seniors! Wednesdays Bring in an old tool and save S3 get 10% off your total merchandise purchase. Must be age 60 or over. Bridgewater encouragement to children growing up in on your next purchase! Further America’s poorest state by touting details at stores. Mississippi’s rich sporting heritage which Hours: Monday thru Friday 9 to 9, Saturday 6 to 9, Sunday 9 to 6«Now Hiring. See store manager includes heroes from Dizzy Dean to Mary THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 11, 1994 2 3 ...... "■ EAST BRUNSWICK rS t t O ‘% E 69 leads to a (Across from Baysho: I (j'R 'E 'E 'X tiO U S 'LS Holmdel • 7 service A nd We H ave It Alh FESTIVAL SAT. & SUN. • MAY 14 15 1 Annuals • Hanging Plants • Azaleas • Geraniums ^ 10 A.M.-6 P.M. rain or shine • Large Selection of Herbs & Perennials Middlesex County Fairgrounds, • Star Roses Cranbury Road • East Brunswick r — — -v As always, we have See exciting exhibits in handcrafted jewelry, everything for all your glass, wood, metal, pottery, toys, painting, Gardening Neeas! pnotography, etc. and enjoy delicious foods! A rare shopping opportunity! MASTERCARD OPEN FREE ADMISSION DISCOVER EVERY DAY Presented by Ross Productions VISA Mon. to Sat. 9-6 908-254-2753______Sun. 9-5 FRANCES NEBUS BR<(O)KDALK Mills to Walter Payton. Coming up will be the National Con vention, to be held in Las Vegas. 1 ...... - There, the rewards for the best press book will be handed out, as well as the best newsletter and radio or television inter view. THE BEST CHOICE Closer to home, Nebus’ local chapter sponsors the “My Commitment to Amer ica” essay contest, for the students of Keyport High School. “The students write a three minute fo r Spring and S u m m e r T e r m s speech,” she said. “The three top prizes are $100, $50 and $25.“ The top winner then enters the Mon mouth County competition, she noted. From that pool, the best is selected for the state competition. “Then, the New Jersey winner goes to the nationals, and the student competes for It’s Not Too Late to Register $90,000 worth of scholarships,” she said. “Unfortunately, New Jersey has never had for the Spring and Summer 1994 Terms a first place winner on the national level.” Also, there is a project underway of col lecting old American flags which were draped on deceased veterans’ coffins, to be used for the flagpole at Bayshore Community Hospital in Holmdel. Spring Term, May 18-June 29 “In the lobby, there is a plaque which honors the name of the donor in their mem 12-Week Term, June 1-August 24 ory,” she said. “We’ve received 12 flags to donate in three years.” Perhaps most important, she noted, the Sum m er Term, July 5-August 15 VFW ladies supports the veteran’s hospi tals throughout the country. “We give donations mainly to the veter an’s hospitals,” she said. “We fight to keep Admission/Registration Office, them open.” Parking Lot #3 Also, they actively support VFW Na tional Homes for financially struggling Hours: M onday - Thursday, 9 AM-7 PM widows who have children, she noted. “It is unfortunate that when people talk Friday, 9 AM-1 P M about the American Legion, they think of a social club,” she said. “Most VFW’s have Saturday, 9 A M -N oon bars. It’s a place to gather. But most people don’t realize what is behind the bar.” For more information call (908) 224-2375 As publicity chairman, Nebus, whose husband Richard died 12 years ago, is try ing to publicize the good works of the organization. Nebus has held other national directorships in the past. For instance, she was the cancer pro gram director one year, and under her guid BROOKDALE ance, more than three million dollars was raised to help fight the disease. COMMUNITY This has been extremely meaningful to COLLEGE Nebus, who is currently fighting a bout of recurring cancer. “People tell me to slow down, but I say, An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Institution ‘Do what you can.’ I choose to keep B r o o k d a l e is a C o -op C o l l e g e active,” she said. 2 4 MAY 11, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT EXTERIOR PAINTING ‘F a m i l y All Bayshore here really is no such thing as a Residents family vacation. Sure, we parents T like to believe that if we spend *99500 thousands of dollars and travel to the most Everyone w ith a spine needs .COMPLETE EXTERIOR, exotic places on earth, our children will no longer be the kids we had before we to have it checked periodically left home. Instead, they marvelously will by a Chiropractor. This m ay be transformed at some point into appre m ake the difference between ciative, loving children who will never health and disability, comfort and pain. think of embarrassing us cross-continen- 1 0 % tally. The reality is you can take the kid FREE Initial HIRAS Senior Citizens Discount out — but you can’t take the kid out of Consultation fy CHIROPRACTIC the kid. Exam ination When I was growing up, my family (*90 Value) CENTER T&L PAINTING M axim um x-ray fee of S20, would go on vacation once a year. Back if necessary ($90 value*) 1275 Hwy. 35, M iddletown, NJ • 6 7 1 —9 2 2 7 in those days, air travel was only for the W ith this ad-Expires 6/30/94 — Dr. Em anuel M . Hiras — 583-2883 very wealthy, so we took the car. My parents would load up our paneled station wagon and we would spend the majority of our vacation along some major interstate highway. Father would drive the entire trip and mother would sit HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS beside him, complaining about the dri ving. “Too slow,” “Too fast,” “We need W ASTE DISPOSAL DAYS gas,” and “We’re lost” were some of her most-used phrases. We kids had an entire ly different agenda of bickering. “Are we 1994 SCHEDULED DISPOSAL DAYS almost there?” “He’s got my crayon up his nose,” “He’s looking out my win To lie held on Saturdays from 10:00 AM until dow,” and “He’s breathing near me,” 3:00 PM. Choose your best time and location! seem to stand out as some of my fonder A PUBLIC SERVICE SPONSORED BY THE MONMOUTH travel memories. COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS AND My mother would plead for everyone SUPERVISED BY THE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF to get along or else we would “turn right HEALTH around and go home.” That warning was - Nl) CHARGE TO QUALIFIED PARTICIPANTS - normally proclaimed shortly before we pulled out of the driveway. Who was my mother kidding? We had THIS PROGRAM IS FOR MONMOUTH Maximum amount you can enough difficulty getting along in the COUNTY RESIDENTS AND bring is 200 pounds of dry house where there were walls separating INSTITUTIONS ONLY. material and/or 20 gallons us. Here we were, crammed in this car, DATES AND IDENTIFICATION REQUIRED of liquid. No container expected to behave simply because we OBSERVE VOLUME & LABEL larger than five gallons. were going somewhere new. LOCATIONS RESTRICTIONS It was only when noises resembling a torture chamber echoed from the back seat that my father would interceed by MAY 14,1994 MATERIALS ACCEPTED FOR DISPOSAL: nonchalantly slamming on the brakes, sending us sailing, to effectively silence Hazlet Township The following items must be in marked ANNOUNCING SPECIAL us long enough to say, “Come on now, County Garage on Union Avenue, containers with original labels! •PESTICIDES AND HERBICIDES PROGRAM FOR USED OIL we’re supposed to be having fun. After all behind Burger King on Route 36. • SOLVENTS AND THINNERS AND BATTERIES! kids, we’re on a family vacation.” • CORROSIVES AND CLEANERS We recently took our own boys to • POOL CHEMICALS YOU* *L*A*T!*EE*E*ANO Disneyworld with the assumption that • LIQUID PAINTS/VARNISHES BATTERIES CAN BE RECYCLED. they would behave since there could be • AEROSOL CANS THEY CAN BE BROUGHT TO THE no finer destination in a child’s heart. JUNE 4,1994 RECYCLING AREA AT THE For starters, my boys were annoyed Our disposal contractor will also accept: COUNTY RECLAMATION CENTER right after we arrived at the hotel because Freehold Township • USED MOTOR OIL • OLD GASOLINE SHAFTO ROAD ENTRANCE) THE I didn’t pack their roller blades. They ECOND SATURDAY OF EVERY • AUTOMOBILE BATTERIES • ANTIFREEZE exclaimed, “What are we supposed to do County Human Services Building, MONTH BETWEEN 10:00 AM - • HOUSEHOLD BATTERIES 2:00 now?” (from flashlights, cameras, PM. at the light on Kozloski Road, (OTHER MATERIALS CANNOT It was a joy to make them eat their between routes 33 and 537. toys, calculators, etc.) BE HANDLED AT THIS LOCATION.) words after we visited every attraction known to mankind in the Orlando area. I knew, however, it was time for me to come home when I contemplated hi jacking someone’s wheelchair just so I UNACCEPTABLE MATERIALS could sit down. Please dispose of empty WE WILL NOT ACCEPT THE FOLLOWING: With children along, the hotel situa aerosol and paint cans in Lab reagents, WoodLife (pentachlorophenol); tion is always a nightmare. There is no formaldehyde; explosives; compressed gases; possible way that my kids could be in a the regular household radioactive materials; Silvex; 2 ,4 ,5-T; dioxin; room by themselves. So, in order to keep trash. kepone; PCBs or TCDD. our expenses lower than the national debt, we all shared one room. NO UNKNOWN OR UNIDENTIFIED My boys have a hotel ritual. First, they SCHOOLS AND MATERIALS jump back and forth from bed to bed until MUNICIPAL DPWs NO COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL every sheet is on the floor. Then they MUST PRE-REGISTER! CONTRIBUTORS, (including commercial move on to the television where they PLEASE TRY TO PRE Call (908) 922-4788 or pesticide application firms). These firms must channel surf before quickly and inevitably SORT YOUR MATERIALS (908) 431-7456 dispose of hazardous waste properly as one of the discovering the “adults only” channel. costs of doing business. When they realize that there are too many BY THE CATEGORIES rules surrounding the television, they shift DESCRIBED ABOVE... For Further Information, Please Contact the Monmouth County their focus to the mini-refrigerator. Health Department 908-431-7456 or 908-922-4788 Whoever made the decision to put these fully stocked little coolers in the Thank You For Making Our Landfill a Safer and Cleaner Place. rooms at the ideal vantage point for kids MIDDLETOWN INDEPENDENT, MAY 11, 1994 2 5 r ...... — 1 —...... ~ — 1 < v a c a t i o n ’ WARNOCK’S Vegetable f y C a r y ‘B e th OvCcCaBe, ‘D . M / D . Bedding Plants I Y\lN.Y TIMi: Geraniums 'pam iC y ‘D entc& City Hanging LIZ Baskets HOBAN Tomato t , ,->Y • : : . 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It was only after we returned, and I heard my younger son telling some one that the best part of his trip was the ride he took on the conveyor belt at the baggage claim area, that I seriously con templated our next “family vacation.” I hear Siberia is nice this time of year. Liz Hoban, a resident of North Brunswick, writes about family matters for several publications. Planned Parenthood offers discount exams Monmouth Sleep Center This week has been declared “Healthy Moms Week” by Planned Parenthood affiliates throughout the country, to focus The Rolls Royce of the bedding on the important role mothers play in maintaining the well being of their fami industry bring you these great lies. Free health education packets, includ ing instruction on breast self exam, will values. Plus, when you buy be sent to anyone interested. 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Union Square Mall • 500 Rt. 35 • Middletown • (Above Ethan Allen) 2 8 MAY 11,1994, THE INDEPENDENT ANTOINETTE'S HAIR p p M arino retires PROM SPECIALS in Matawan, and also travel around the PEDICURE & PERM! OR We Purchase & Sell BY LAUREN JAEGER MANICURE FROSTING i United States. FINE JEWELRY ♦ GOLD Staff W riter Among her contributions to the district DIAMONDS ♦ STERLING ABERDEEN — Prudence Marino, the was the creation of her summary sheet book, which condenses the lengthy board Professionally & Discretely administrative assistant/board secretary for f l 8 ° ° « l the Matawan-Aberdeen Regional Board of of education meetings into easy-to-look up Handled at both Locations Education, advises children time and time minutes. hnPS&WRAPsT 2 F C 'R l ♦ Certified Gemologists* Whenever asked, Marino speaks at j OR OVERLAYS MANICURE \ again: school “Career Days” and also gives testi “There is no elevator to success. You monials at dinners, such as those planned have to take the stairs.” for retiring teachers. W i $10 But now, after 27 years, Marino, who At the career days, Marino explains to FREEHOLD • 462-0136 took the stairs step by step, beginning as a the children that there are six basic human Marketplace Mall part-time elementary school clerk, is, like needs — to belong, to be needed, to con Route 34, Matawan . so many of her colleagues in the district, tribute, and the need for recognition, flexi retiring. With ad only • Expires 5/31/94 bility and security. Hours: Mon. - Sat. 10-6 R E D B AN K • 741-5800 “My work was interesting, diversified, “Each one of us in our particular field is Thurs, till 9 290-02021 and allowed me to use my talents in so needed and necessary,” she said. “We can many ways,” she said. “I’m gratified for not work without each other. What good is the acknowledgment of my special strong a doctor if he does not have a gas attendant points that were used in my responsibili to fill his car with gas, or fix his car...He i e r i Construction Co. ties.” cannot get to his office to care for people or General Contractor Her efficiency was awarded by win to the operating room.” ning the “Monmouth County Secretary of “What good are chief executive officers the Year” in 1978 and the “New Jersey • Additions • Kitchens & Baths | if they do not have a hairdresser, or shoe State Secretary of the Year” in 1979. salesperson, or clothing salesperson, or • Basements • Carpentry In 1982, she was awarded “for out manufacturers?” • Attics • Remodeling standing contribution in the area of pro Originally, Marino began as a part-time fessional achievement” from the Profes • Custom Decks clerk for the Strathmore School. She stayed • Windows & Doors sional Secretaries International. there for 11 years, and left reluctantly when • Sky Lights • Sun Rooms Another certificate of appreciation was she was promoted to the board offices. awarded in 1981 by the “Health • Stucco Stone • New Homes “After I left, for days I got stacks of Occupation Students of America.” notes from the children,” she said. “I loved Quality W orkmanship But now, as Marino descends the stairs, the school and I loved the children.” she “expects to return to playing canasta, “I loved watching the kids on the first ' - 25 Years Experience ^ bowling, and to visit my sisters without day of school...and the holidays, and the worrying about my commitment to my plays. 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Besides with the agencies that needed them. matching volunteers, it works with school energy saving All of that changed through the efforts groups and, most recently, has helped busi of two Fair Haven women, Susan Whyman nesses to establish volunteer groups. and the late Helen Herrmann. “The youngest kids we work with are in AWNINGS Along with a steering committee of full showroom display the elementary schools, like Cliffwood interested members, the Junior League of Beach,” said Minor. Monmouth County, and United Way of expert installation There, all sixth graders participate in Monmouth County, they founded the volunteer activities. They visit the Clif fledgling Voluntary Action Center, which fwood Nursing Home, make gifts for res has since evolved into the Volunteer Center idents of Manna House, a transitional home CUSTOM WINDOW of Monmouth County. for unwed mothers and their children, Located in Red Bank, the agency in its DECOR located in Aberdeen, and tutor younger stu first decade placed more than 12,000 vol * Cool & Attractive dents. Each year these young volunteers unteers and watched its network of non raise about $2,000 for Manna House. * Permanent or Roll-up profit agency clients increase from 50 to In the world of business, the Volunteer * for Doors & Windows 250 agencies. Center has helped Prudentiai in Holmdel to The center is one of some 400 across establish an employee volunteer group, that the nation and 14 in New Jersey. The list of black - out has rehabilitated houses and worked to help agencies that it serves covers the entire the hungry, the homeless and battered WINDOW SHADES gamut of community services, ranging women. from the AIDS Resource Foundation for The center also has helped AT&T Red *50 Different Children to the Community YMCA, from Hill, located in Middletown, to form a clus Styles In Manna House to the Pleasant Valley Adult M O S T ter of nine volunteer groups working under Day Care Center, and from the Middletown Showroom the theme of cultural diversity. This effort Orders Ready Fire Department, First Aid Squad and * Plain or helped rehabilitate the Count Basie library to the Monmouth County Park in Decorative Learning Center in Red Bank and raised System and Kateri Environment awareness and funds for diabetes. Bottoms W E INSTALL Educational Center. 1 H o u r It also helped New Jersey Natural Gas On Sunday, the center will celebrate its FREE ESTIMATES & Company, Wall Township, to establish its MEASURMENTS 10-year anniversary and pay tribute to its volunteer employee group called VISION, founders with a special sunset party at the which stands for Volunteers In Service In home of Judith Stanley of Middletown, a Our Neighborhood. 32 Broad St., Red Bank 741-7500 supporter of the agency and one of the At the center’s annual volunteer recog Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8am-5:30pm Sun 11-4 county’s best-known volunteers. nition luncheon held April 27, St. John And on Tuesday, May 17, along with Vianney High School in Holmdel received Directors of Volunteers in Agencies the Outstanding Youth Group Award for HOMEOWNERS (DOVIA), the center will host the its work with about 65 organizations, statewide Youth Service New Jersey ENVIRONMENTAL involving food drives, nursing home visits, Conference at Brookdale Community and even beach clean-ups. 1U0SS PROTECTION College, Lincroft, for about 400 young Toni Roth, a student at Middletown people. PROGRAM High South, and Mike Minervini, a student The conference will offer 30 workshops at Keansburg High School, won the Helen for adults and youth on community service Herrmann Outstanding Youth Award for youth. H.E.L.P. (named for the late founder) for their work Aberdeen resident Maureen Minor, who with the Monmouth County Prosecutor’s has served as the agency’s executive direc Office Task Force on Students Against tor for the past two and a half years, Drinking and Driving. describes it as much more than a center for Individuals who contact the center to information on community volunteer volunteer are invited for an interview, said needs. Minor. They meet with a referral coordina- W e're C elebrating t h e Grand opening of our New Spa-tacular Showroom. 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A similar procedure is followed Light Foundation, to get senior citizens into ye’ve expanded our facilities, with group representatives. the volunteer work force to help “at risk” purchased all new equipment and About one-third of the volunteers seniors. | increased our classes. To get the most know in advance what they want to do, There also is a program called SYN I out of your workouts, and to be safe, said Minor. Another third have no idea, ERGY for singles, which meets monthly to I you need a program designed espe- ' cially for your needs ana goals. At and the remainder have an idea, based on discuss volunteer opportunities and to get Matawan Athletic Club, we take the time to teach you the proper way. their interests. to know one another. The volunteers come in all ages, with For more information on the Volunteer We also offer, FREE Fitness Analysis, Body Fat Analysis, a Cardio-Vascular Fitness the largest number ranging from age 19 to Center, call 741-3330. 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A work together if, indeed, they want map showing the mayors’ routes the greater public to know what and scheduled torch-exchange they already know — what a great times appears in this issue. place the Bayshore is and the po The torch will be passed at noon tential that exists to make it so in Perth Amboy and arrive in our much better. area at 12:35 p.m., with the passing Credit for the “wake-up” idea from the Old Bridge mayor to goes to the new Bayshore League Matawan Mayor Robert Shuey. of Chambers of Commerce, and Each of the mayors has surprises namely Annette Heinze of High in store, either their mode of travel, lands and Middletown Deputy their dress, or who will accompany Mayor Joan Smith. them, so it should be a fun-filled The Bayshore Development Of afternoon. fice, a local arm of the state De There will be various activities partment of Commerce and Eco along the way. nomic Development, is also an im The filial passing will occur — portant sponsor of the event, work if our mayors can meet their dead ing as it is to revitalize the 13 lines — at 2:05 p.m. at the Atlantic Bayshore towns stretching from Highlands-Highlands border, and Perth Amboy to Highlands. the event will conclude with a 3 The Awakening represents a new p.m. Blessing of the Water cere beginning and is intended to kick- mony at Veterans Park in High off other activities throughout the lands. . spring and summer. Not only will Awakening help See you there! ery back to their homeland in Canaan in First in line for 1224 B.C. Therefore, first in line for any repara reparations tions for past slavery should be today’s Jewish descendants of the Hebrews who might have seen it on a TV commercial The Nation of Islam’s Minister Far- suffered not only 500 years of cruel slav Thank you for for a children’s game. You probably did rakhan and his supporters insist that to ery in Egypt under black slave masters, n’t believe that the cards could actually day’s American taxpayers should pay bil but also genocide when a black Pharaoh contributions talk. But kids between the ages of 2 and 5 lions of dollars in reparations and award a ordered the killing of all the new born I am writing on behalf of the Keyport probably would believe it, since they still large section of the United States to the male babies of the Jewish Hebrew slaves. don’t know the difference between reality current descendants of black slaves. This, VFW Post 4247 Ladies Auxiliary. We According to the logic of those seeking and fantasy. They go begging to their even though the greatest majority of wish to thank the merchants of Keyport, reparations today for black descendants of Airport Plaza, Dunkin’ Donuts, Matty’s mother for that toy, and when they finally Americans today are descendants of emi slaves, today’s entire black community is grants who were never slave owners. If Auto Parts and others outside our area for get it, they are very disappointed. When solely responsible to first pay reparations their generous contributions to our recent kids get disappointed, they cry. Parents reparations are to be made, then it is only to all of today’s Jewish descendants of the tricky tray fund-raiser. This fund-raiser hate that. fair that these reparations should be paid Hebrew slaves of Egypt. to all descendants of slaves, both black helps to defray the cost of our many com On TV, kids see things that they want, JULIAN BATLAN munity projects as well as our cancer aid and white, in chronological order from the Manalapan but they don’t really work. They see car earliest known history of slavery. The last and research projects. Special thanks to toons do things and sometimes they do the Keyport mayor and council and the in line for reparations would be black those things and get hurt. The cartoon Chamber of Commerce for their contin Americans since history tells us that the Dilemma of character, Wile E. Coyote is a good exam people of German, Belgium, France, ued support. I would like to thank the members of my auxiliary for their dona ple. He tries to drop things on his head. Spain, Portugal, Britain, Ireland, Israel, democracy What if a kid tried to do that? Turkey, Persia, Lebanon, Greece, Syria, tions and help, which always contribute to our success in the community. May God As for commercials, that’s something India, Chine, Korea, Vie:nam, Russia, I am a college graduate and I consider bless you all. you really can’t get your kids to stop Poland and many others were conquered myself to be rather intelligent. My ques RITA DE ANGELO AND watching. Almost every commercial has and sold as slaves long before there were tion to you is: Why vote on a budget when black African slaves in America. BERNICE DAVENPORT something fake in it. They could have it is defeated, as in Matawan and Hazlet, Auxiliary Chairmen army helicopters that fly in the commer We learn from the recent Newark Mu and then the council has the power to ei VFW Post 4247 Ladies Auxiliary cial, but when somebody buys it, it does seum exhibit that in 1736 E.C., the black, ther cut the budget or leave it alone? Keyport n't fly. The companies who make these African King Taharka of Nubia conquered Why waste money voting? Why call Egypt and established a long dynasty of products should start making quality toys our country and states a democracy, when black Egyptian Pharaohs. Evidently, one and stop thinking just about money. it is plain to see that a handful of people TV doesn’t always of his first acts as Egypt’s Pharaoh was to KEITH FISCHER (at township council) run the township enslave all the Jewish Hebrews who lived tell the truth Grade 6 in Egypt. A black Pharaoh and black and make the final decision? RICHARD LAWRENCE Beers Street School Egyptians were the slave masters when Have you ever seen cards talk? You Hazlet Moses led the Jews out of Egyptian slav Hazlet THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 11, 1994 3 3 S ho rt takes bar and quite often hurts the image of the Refuting the bar town as a whole. The bar should be able to exist within the community and have no owner’s claims detrimental effects on the neighborhood in which it is located. This can happen only I recently read with disgust and great if it is managed and maintained well. This regret some statements reportedly made bar in not managed or maintained well. by Annie Fenn who, along with her hus The time is now for the Fenn’s, as the band, James Fenn, owns Major’s Lounge owners, to make the changes and im Starting on Atlantic Street in Keyport. The state provements needed to eliminate the prob ments by Fenn were included in an article lems currently caused by the bar opera S a l a r i e s in the addressing complaints Independent tions. If, however, changes are not made about various bars in town. of police O fficers by the owners, then our borough officials, To say that complaints about the lack from the mayor and the borough attorney of policing bar patrons, drug dealing, to the police chief and the building code brawls, assaults, serious noise violations official must insure that this bar no longer and trash problems at Major’s Lounge are A b e rd e e n degrades the quality of life in our neigh unfounded is not true. Review the records borhood. The disregard and disrespect the of the Keyport Police Department for the Fenn’s have shown our entire community past few years and see why Police Chief H a z le t Howard Ruth has, during June, July and must stop. FRANCIS MULLAN August, substantially increased patrols at H o lm d e l Major’s Lounge, as he was quoted in the Keyport same article, or why he has pledged to provide foot patrols around Major’ s K e y p o rt Lounge as well as other problem areas in Tax cuts offer town as he promised at a recent Neighborhood Watch Meeting. Also, little saving M a ta w a n check into the extensive work done by the The recent defeat of all of the local Bayshore Narcotics Task Force at Major’s school board budget is the first loud and M id d le to w n Lounge which resulted in quite a few ar resoundingly clear public response to rests recently. The complaints against Gov. Whitman’s so-called tax reduction Major’s Lounge are 100 percent justified, plan. The governor has lowered the state well documented and easily supported. tax and passed along its cost to the local The breakdown of the 40 reported calls level. She has tried to save money by concerning Major’s Lounge (highest of all eliminating the office of the Public Advo bars in town) from May 1992 to May cate, which has saved the residents of 1993 released by the Keyport Detective New Jersey at least $30 billion in the last Bureau includes 15 narcotics complaints, 20 years. The Public Advocate had fought 10 public disturbances, four assaults, four higher gas and electric rates, insurance in disorderly persons, one first aid emer creases, and unreasonable beach fees, to gency and one theft. I predict the numbers name a few areas of savings. The gover for May 1993 to May 1994 will be as bad, nor will also eliminate the Department of if not worse. Remember last year we had Higher Education. What a truly forward- the unthinkable drug-related shooting in thinking move. the bar’s parking lot? Fenn feels there’s Gov. Whitman is the best friend that no problems at the bar and all concerns the insurance industry will ever have. Re Q u e s t i o n and complaints are unfounded. cent reports have them increasing our bills She should have been among the con by up to $250/per car in the form of a cerned friends and neighbors, as 1 was, “surcharge.” In the past, the Public Advo of the w eek who gathered along the sidewalk the night cate would have fought this move. of the shooting as we watched in horror This so-called tax cut by Christine and disgust as bullet after bullet was Should the county develop a commuter Whitman is a big rip-off. I may save $120 ferry at Comptons Creek or at the planned pulled from the siding of nearby houses. in state tax according to what I’ve read, But Fenn says all concerns and complaints but my property tax will be going up over Spy Harbor development? are unfounded. That night everyone kept $250, and my car insurance may go up an asking how did it get this bad? The fre equal amount. Savings? I don’t think so. CALL 1-800-390-NEWS quency and severity of disruptions and PETER MCINTYRE disturbances at the bar have increased dra Matawan Answers to the Question of the Week will be published next week. Callers may matically recently because the Fenn’s lea ve their names or speak anonymously on the question. have neglected their responsibilities and to a large degree our borough officials have Efforts to end allowed that to happen. Only recently have most borough officials taken any in underage drinking terest in controlling some of the outra Last week’s question: geous goings-on at the bar and they’ve All police patrols will be conducting done so only because so many people liv vigorous enforcement action against un ing near and around the bar have been derage drinkers. demanding action. To add insult to injury, One of the biggest problems in our so Should professional athletes be considered role models for Fenn reportedly stated that the reason ciety is substance abuse, and alcohol is the today’s youngsters? Major’s Lounge is getting negative atten most commonly abused substance. Young tion is because it’s the only bar in Keyport people are severely injured and killed as a operated by black people. Didn’t it ever result of accidents in which alcohol is a dawn on her that maybe black people liv factor. Strict enforcement of all statutes ing near and around the bar are fed up This is in answer to the professional athletes question. In today’s world, 1 think governing underage drinking will be taken with the disruptions and disturbances? Her professional athletes make too much money and arc in ihe limelight in the wrong in an effort to safeguard the young people comment is a lame attempt at distracting way with drugs and after-hours carousing. And also, how many of them really of our township. peoples’ attention from the problem at have finished their education? hand. Many people are sick and tired of All parents are requested to chaperon II you look at their family life off the field or off the courts, 1 don't think that the way this bar has been allowed to op house parties very carefully in an effort to erate and many people are filing com reduce this problem. Members of the po that would be a good representative for young children, both boys and girls to fol plaints and demanding that something be lice department are available to answer low. done. any questions parents may have and to as Too many of them are making astronomical salaries that the young people The point is not who owns the bar, sist any group in establishing an anti-alco today could never, never make. rather, the point is that the bar as it hol program. AN ABERDEEN RESIDENT presently exists and operates has a severe WILLIAM FOWLIE ly negative impact on the quality of life - Chief of Police for eyeryone living around and nearby the i r i 11 - ‘ • Middletown 3 4 MAY 11, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT W fl que we now have Kidzus on the board. At Building another Candidates Night, Kidzus stated that he Celebrating 5 years o f serving - W i hadn't looked at the school budget, interest group wouldn’t think about how to improve the Monmouth County ■ ■' How much longer will concerned par district until he was elected, and, when he We are looking forward to many more fun-filled years... ents and taxpayers sit back while special was asked why he couldn’t get things Join in May ■ r interest groups continue to steal a quality done during his previous 17 years on the education from our children? board he simply said that he couldn’t get No long-term contracts W r ; V ;- Item 1. Cart Kosmyna, president of the other board members to listen to him. Matawan Regional Teachers Association As a board member I received numer • certified instructors • no restricted workout hours • step classes • o . (MRTA), in an article in the Independent, ous complaints about the algebra and ge • staimutters • low impact • life cycles • multi impact reportedly said that the MRTA did not ometry teams from concerned parents. • weight training equipment • aerobic interval • swedish massage support John Barbato for reelection to the People complained that the tests were ex actly like the pretests but with different • body sculpting • tanning beds • dyna bands Matawan-Aberdeen Board of Education because he looked too closely at taxpay numbers, that homework was not • child care • treadmills • student rates • & lots more ers’ concerns. returned, that students with 84 percent averages on their tests could receive A’s Hazlet’s Best Women’s Health/Fitness Center •. : . j '' Question 1. Aren’t board members supposed to look at the fiscal conse on their report cards, and many other quences of their votes and actions? Maybe complaints to the effect that the students Kosmyna would like all board members to were not being taught how to really think IBody M ystique sign blank checks. about mathematics. 888-1800• 745 Poole Ave. • (Hwy 36) • Hazlet Item 2. In another article Kosmyna When I tried to look into the com said, “We were interested in not seeing plaints by requesting to see the tests and Rothenberg serve again. Rothenberg pretests that were being used I was seems unwilling to compromise in certain refused access to the tests and also P o o l o w n e r s areas and we have a difference in philoso received two lawyer’s letters from the phy.” The article went on to say, MRTA and their representatives threaten The Areas Largest Selection of Chemicals “Kosmyna said the difference in opinion ing to sue me if I didn’t stop meddling. The school board voted not to pay my • Foxxx Brand - Complete with Foxxx Chlor Packs and LTM came out most sharply during the negotia • Bio-Guard-Smart Sticks & 3-Step Program for Clean Pools tions about making up snow days. The legal costs if I were to be sued. • Sustain-Authorized Dealer-100% Ugae Free Guarantee union wanted to make up the lost days of I told the board that if the board autho • Soft Swim-Identical to Baquacil, Non-Chlorine Alternative Foxxx school with half-days; Rothenberg and the rized me to look into the complaints about the math program then I couldn’t be sued • Bromine-For Pools and Spas, COMPLETE POOL & SPA SERVICE: board wanted the make-up days to be full No Odors, 2-Part System Pool & Spa Opening & Closings • Pool Supplies & Chemicals Delivered days.” since that is a proper concern of the pro • CLC-100 lb. Granular, & we as Weekly Maintenance Program • Expert Heater & Leak Detection. Filler Question 2. When the schools were gram committee. The board refused to HTH, Only $94 After Rebate & Pump • Repair & Liner Replacement • Loop-Loc Covers closed for snow days both the students give such authorization and the com plaints about the math teams still come to We Will Match Anny and the teachers missed full days of me. Advertised Price in HotSpring school. When it came time to make up NJ. for the Same Portable Spas those days the MRTA insisted that the Again, special interests won out over Product-Including teachers make up only half-days. Was the needs of the students. As you can see, the MRTA doesn’t want board members Mail Order robbing our students of several days of WE GUARANTEE THE who question finances and it doesn’t want Catalogues & school a position that took the students Wholesale Clubs LOWEST PRICES ON board members who look at curriculum. HOT SPRINGS SPA into consideration? How many of you can When questions are asked about edu IN N.J. miss a full day of work and make it up by cation in our district we are told about the working a half-day? • LA Spas & Gazebos kids that go to the top colleges. Well, • Patio & Casual Item 3. The same article said that part those are students who would flourish un Furniture of the reason Kidzus ran for the board was der any program. What about the students JERSEY • Grill Parts, Accessories to defeat Rothenberg because Rothenberg pools... p a tio in the middle of the pack? Are they get m o r e and Propane Fills once asked Kidzus to leave his house. • Pool Tables & ting quality education? Over 33 Years and Three Generations of I roduct, Pride and Professionalism Question 3. Are people supposed to Accessories If you believe that special interest run for the Board of Education out of vin 4235 Route 9 North • Freehold, NJ 07728 (908) 462-5005 groups have already taken away too much dictiveness or out of concern for the stu Mon. & Fri. 9-8, Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sat. 9-5, Sun. 11 -4 from our students, it is time to fight back. dents? And what were the real reasons I would like to form a community alliance that the MRTA supported Kidzus? If to protect our kids and our tax dollars. Kidzus received most of his support from senior citizens who were concerned about The group shall be called the Community Alliance to Revitalize rising property taxes, how did he get the H om e C om fort Sale Education (CARE). If you live in MRTA endorsement when Kosmyna re Matawan or Aberdeen and are interested jected Barbato’s candidacy because he in joining this group please drop me a looked too closely at taxpayers’ concerns? note with your name address, phone num Get up To * 2 5 0 Cash Back Is this what we deserve in our school ber and concerns. district? Should special interest groups oir 0 % Interest For One Year! control our district? If there is enough response we can As board members, we face many spe elect officers, bring in speakers to let us Call now for Limited Time Savings when you buy cial interest groups, from the MRTA to know what is going on in the world of an energy efficient Lennox Air Conditioner, education, fight for changes and search for Furnace, Heat Pump or Qualifying system. the senior citizens on fixed income, from the boosters of our athletic teams to the candidates willing to run for the Board of unemployment home owners who can no Education to represent our students; needs P&iie longer afford the property taxes in our in a fiscally responsible manner. 15 POINT SPRING CHECK-UP i community. Remember, the special interest groups M a tte l $39.95 (Reg.‘59.95) We must listen to all of the special have been able to control the school dis LENNOX | ^ With^ougon -^ot Jo be^combinedwith^other offers -Expires 6-30-94 ^ | interest groups but we must serve only trict with only !2 or 13 percent of the eli Rebates apply to selected Lennox air conditioners, heat pumps, furnaces, and systems. one. We are sworn to serve the interests of gible voters in the district voting. It is time Heating I Air Conditioning 0% inancing to qualified buyers only. the largest special interest group in our to take our schools back. Join with us if A. BAKER & SO N S SINCE 1965 community, the students. you are a concerned parent, concerned The students of the district lost a good taxpayer, or even a concerned teacher. C & JAmCONDITIONING/HEATING friend and representative when Together we can make a difference in our Rothenberg was defeated. As a board children’s futures. HIGH EFFICIENCY SPECIALISTS O ur Tradition Is Residential - Commercial Quality w ith member he fought for many programs, IRWIN OZER 24-HOUR SERVICE Reliability Service! from the summer theater program to Community Alliance “SATISFACTION ' GUARANTEED" whole language and literature based to Revitalize Education 1-800-273-7153 ncnn Aberdeen 354 Highway 36, Middlelown 495-0600 courses. Instead, with the MRTA backing, THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 11, 1994 3 5 NOTICE SHORELANDS WATER COMPANY CUSTOMERS Middletown Township was double the to Save Shadow Lake tal number of sales in 25 local towns — to The Shorelands water Company w ill commence flushing be more specific, 807 for Middletown, of its distribution system on April 24,1994. Temporary slight This letter is to voice a strong objec 410 for a total of 25 towns. As for compa discoloration of the water and/or a decrease of pressure tion to any sort of public boating ramp be rables, the commuter train whistle is au may be experienced as a result of this program. ing constructed on the already environ dible in all 25 towns. we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but mentally-damaged western end of Shadow As an instructor in real estate exam Lake. by flushing the system we expect to improve the overall preparation, I spent hours pointing out to We, as residents of the Shadow Lake quality of water delivered to our customers. my classes the factors- in location that re area, can foresee nothing except more pol It is anticipated that the flushing program will be sult in population shifts and declines and lution and litter, if this already ecologi- ongoing for approximately 4 weeks. We will be conducting ultimate community decay. cally-sensitive area is further pressured. this operation in the late evening hours in order to minimize 1. Continued property tax increases. 2. Such a project would mean the de the inconvenience to our customers. Poor academic ratings in the schools. 3. struction of the last vestiges of wild beau Serious crime incidents. 4. A governing ty the lake currently possesses. Swans, body inept, incompetent and arrogant. 5. SHORELANDS WATER COMPANY heron, Canada goose, as well as osprey A disregard for environmental conditions and mallards currently nest and feed there. such as dumping, drainage, street clean As you are well aware, there is cur ing. 6. A total absence of community rently a great deal of interest in this pride. severely silted and chemically-polluted Finally, the alarming number of real water. In times of extreme fiscal short estate transfers is a signal to the voters of ages, how can such a project be consid our community that as it is in the market GET FIT FO R SU M M ER! ered prudent? Can’t this money be spent place you only get what you pay for — in in a more constructive way? the local elections, you only get what you The levee spillway is showing signs of vote for. strain and cracking. What possible use FITNESS FRANK BEIRNE will “Shadow Swamp” be if that breaks CENTER out during one of these severe storms? Leonardo PARADIOUH! How can you possibly think the answer You're motivated to workout and realize that you could have the time to workout if to correcting an already damaged natural G ood people live only you had fitness equipment in your area is more people? home. But, the reality is that your floor VINCENT J CAMPBELL in M iddletow n space is at a premium. If you won't settle Middletown for a spindly version of a home gym just First I want to say I’m fortunate to be to save space, then consider the living in Middletown with so many caring Paramount Fitness Center. While con Publicity praise people. serving floor space this gym includes 22 On April 18, I fell in front of Tomaso traditional exercises. Value your space and what you put into it. On behalf of myself, the artists and Plaza, where I have resided since it was everyone else involved in the 24th Annual built. I can’t explain what happened, I just Reg. $2695 Monmouth Festival of the Arts, I would lost control of my body. I did not lose SALE $2395 consciousness. PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE DELIVERY OR INSTALLATION like to thank you for again providing us (For Standard Unit Only) with great publicity via the Greater Media Congratulations to our volunteers, Newspaper. Middletown ambulance, MONOC, and I understand three squad cars who re TUNTURI J620p PROGRAMMABLE TREADMILL I have only seen copies of the publicity A consistently smooth and comfortable workout - with less that appeared in the Middletown Indepen sponded. I know there was quite a few impact than running on the street. The flywheel and run dent, which was great. young people concerned for me. God ning belt were designed for a smooth, quiet performance. I would like to ask you to especiallybless them all. We are lucky at Tomaso • Programmable speed and incline thank staff writer Lauren Jaeger, for doing Plaza, for all these volunteers who are • Speeds from 1 to 10 m.p.h. such a fine editing job of the material I called at all different hours. Also, Dick •Wide running surface • Electronic incline to 12% sent and for the inclusion of so many of and Pat Gage and their staff who treat us • Soft foam hand grips cover handrails the pictures. The artists were all thrilled like family, and all my caring neighbors with the exposure, and the pictures also for their concern for me. SALE $1795 Reg. $1995 gave the readers a good idea of the high Also I want to say thank you to Terri quality and variety of works included in McGuire. She volunteers her time to take T U N T U R i' the festival. I am sure that publicity such some of us to St. Mary’s Over 50 Club, as this played an important role in helping and had just helped me from her vehicle, us increase the attendance at this year’s saw me swaying as I started to walk to event. We also appreciated the mention of wards the building, and tried to catch me. the Monmouth Festival of the Arts in the She came to Riverview Hospital, and sat Combine fitness, other article about Barbara Waszak Grena with me until I was discharged and family and fun! that was done by staff writer Marilyn brought me home. She is a gem. God Go anywhere with the ultimate all-terrain Duff. bless her. stroller. Walk, jog or hike on the trail, at the We look forward to working with you Thanks also to the emergency staff at mall or even at the beach. The three-wheel again next year when we will be celebrat Riverview Hospital. They were all very design beats the bumps and lets mom and ing the 25th anniversary show on April 1 kind and considerate to me. They even dad stay in shape while baby rides in style! 5, 1995.1 certainly hope that you can join called me at home and asked how 1 was us to celebrate together at that time. and if I was satisfied with the care I re BARBARA GOLDSTEIN ceived. Publicist There is too much publicity about the Monmouth Festival of the Arts ‘94 bad people in this world and not enough about the good. Let’s start talking more about the good. Real estate sales MADELINE STAHLMANN signal problem Middletown Thank you 200 MAIN STREET, ASBURY PARK, NJ 07712 Not too long ago, the New Jersey mag azine listed the 10 best towns in the state. A hearty thank you to all those who Since Middletown Township was not in helped our entire team win a victory in the 908-775-1630 cluded in the group, my concern was how recent school board election in Middle EXERCISE EQUIPMENT • SALES & SERVICE soon would we be described in the 10 town. worst. We deeply appreciate the vote of con In the March issue of the same maga fidence we received and we pledge to zine, a list of the number of real estate work hard for both the children and the sales in each of the 567 municipalities in taxpayers. over 21 counties was published. BILL WALL 200 Main St. Holmdel Plaza It appears that my question and con TOM STOKES Asbury Park 2145 Rt. 35, Holmdel cern may have been answered in the sur PHIL SCADUTO 908-775-1630 vey. The number of real estate sales in Middletown 908-739-4004 3 6 MAY 11,1994, THE INDEPENDENT IHH | Calendar | IHH S a tu rd a y Central Jersey Section. Noon at the • Repotting and culture workshop Monmouth County Library Headquarters, Today through May 31 sponsored by the Deep Cut Orchid Soci 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan. For more • Poricy Park, Oak Hill Road, Mid Thursday, Friday and Saturday ety. 1 p.m. at Silva Orchids, 635 Wayside information, call 972-2652. dletown, will present an exhibit of water- • The Premier Theatre Company will Road, Neptune. For more information, call colors and colored pencil drawings by hold auditions for Annie, Anything Goes 922-2635. Joan Mullin of Middletown. For hours and and Me and My Girl at 7 p.m. Thursday • Pancake Breakfast, sponsored by CRAFTS information, call 842-5966. and Friday and 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday the Freehold chapter of the Society for the at the Henderson Theatre, 850 Newman Preservation and Encouragement of Bar Saturday and Sunday Today through June 19 Springs Road (Route 520), Lincroft. bershop Quartet Singing in America, The • Art and Craft Festival sponsored by • Monmouth County Historical Asso Auditions are for adult singer, dancers and Monmouth Battleground Chorus. 7:30 Ross Productions 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at ciation, 70 Court St., Freehold, presents actors ages 14 and up. Be prepared to a.m. to 1 p.m. at Hope Lutheran Church, Middlesex County Fairgrounds, Cranbury the exhibition “A Small and Perfect Like sing and dance. For information, call 758 Elton Adelphia Road, Freehold Township. Road, East Brunswick. Admission free. ness: Miniatures and Silhouettes." Artists 1118. Admission $4. Proceeds will benefit local For information, call 254-2753. represented in the exhibition include • Manalapan Parks and Recreation charities. For tickets, call 946-SING. Charles Wilson Peale, Theodore Lund and will hold auditions for the musical, The Anna Claypoole Peale Straughton. Most Happy Fellow on Thursday and S u n d a y Admission is $2 for adults, $1 for children Friday at 7 p.m. and Saturday at 10 a.m. • B’nai B’rith Women’s group for IIAXCE ages 6-18; and $1.50 for seniors. For at Manalapan High School AuditDrium, Single Women in their 40s and 50s at 2 T u e s d a y information, call 462-1466. Church Lane, Manalapan. Auditions are p.m. For directions or more information, • Folk dancing with the Monmouth Sunday through June 4 for male and female adults. Bring song call 287-8734. Folk Dancers from 7-10:30 p.m. Teaching presents and sheet music. There are also positions starts at 7 p.m. at United Methodist • Scherer Gallery, Marlboro, for technical assistance for sets, costumes M o n d a y Church, 1247 Broad St., Red Bank. Begin “Geometry in Motion: Works by Judd, and props. For information, call 446-8355 • New spring designs and mechanics ners are welcome; partners not neces Vasarely and Yvral,” part one of a two part or 431-8319. luncheon and meeting featuring Carole sary. Cost is $3.50; first time is free. For series. There will be black and white etch Luso at the Colts Neck Reformed Church, information, call 530-1107 or 747-4813. ings, optical illusions and line art work. Route 537, Colts Neck. Sponsored by the Hours are Wednesday-Sunday 10-5 p.m. Garden Club R.F.D. of Middletown Open at 93 School Road West. For information, CLl I5S to the public, admission $5. For more in call 536-9465. formation or reservations, call 530-9657. EXHIBITS T h u rs d a y Sunday through June 26 and • Aberdeen Township Democratic • “The Art of Breast-feeding New Avoiding Difficulties,” sponsorec by the Club monthly meeting. 8 p.m. at the Today through Sunday • Sculptors Association of Coffee Break Restaurant, Jamesway • Monmouth Museum. Lincroft, pre Jersey Inc., at the Monmouth Museum, Freehold chapter of La Leche League, 8 Lincroft, will hold an opening reception for p.m. For more information or directions, Shopping Center on Route 34 in sents Pastel Interpretations featuring the Aberdeen. Open to the public. For more the exhibition of sculptures from artists call Jeanne, 462-3781; Bonnie, 303-1785; 18 artists included in the book Pastel information, call 566-1419. Interpretations by artist/author Madlyn- including Rose Craney of Middletown and or Diane , 536-0004. Ann C. Woolwich of Long Branch. For in Douglas Mcllvan of Red Bank from 3-5 Next Wednesday formation, call 747-2266. p.m. Sunday. The exhibition will be open Friday, Sunday and Tuesday • Dr. Robert Needleman of Merck and to the public May 17-26. For information, • Jersey Coast Table Tennis Associa Co. Inc., Whitehouse Station, will speak Today through Nay 28 call 747-2266. tion meets weekly for open play from 8 to on “Staying Healthy With a Practical • Monmouth County Library Eastern 11 p.m. at the Good Sports USA mini-rink Guide to Avoiding Drug Dangers,” to the Branch, Route 35, Shrewsbury, will pre in Aberdeen, information, call 6 M-8782. National Council of Jewish Women, sent an exhibit by artist Sonya Grossman.. FILMS T h u rs d a y ••••••••••••<••••••••• • Libeled Lady, starring Spencer Clown arojnd Sunday Tracy and Jean Harlow, will be shown at at Thompson Park Day the Eastern Branch of the Monmouth 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at County Library, Shrewsbury, at 7:30 p.m. Thompson Park, Newman Free. For information, call 842-5995. Springs Road, Lincroft. Vappo the Clown (right) will be one of T u e s d a y several entertaine s at the • Monmouth County Library will pre Monmouth Coun y Park sent Bus Stop 2 p.m. at 125 Symmes System's annual celebration. Drive, Manalapan. For information, call Wagon and pony rides, kids' 308-3761. races, arts and crafts exhibit and sale, demonstrations and food vendors w ill also be featured. Admission is free. For informa FUND-RAISERS tion, call 842-40C0. For the F rid a y hearing-impaired the TDD • “Good Luck on Friday the 13th,” number is 219-9^84. evening dinner dance sponsored by the •••••••••••••••••••••• Institute for Children with Cancer and The play's the thing and Blood Disorders. At the Grand Marquis, Mike Dawson, a senior Old Bridge. Admission $65. For reserva at Middlecown High tions or information, call 1-800-231-KIDS. School South, is the playwright • Rummage Sale at the First Baptist of the hour. His v/ork, Todd's Church, Chapel Building, 232 Main St., Secret, was one o? the four win Matawan. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For ning plays at the 11 th Annual more information, call 566-7515. New jersey Youn j Playwrights Festival, it w ill be performed by S a tu rd a y a professional ca: t at the State • Flea market sponsored by the Middle Theatre in New E runswick on town North High School Band Parents’ As Tuesday at 10 a.m. Admission is sociation. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Middletown free. For reservat ons call Lian North High School Cafeteria, Tindall Farrar at 247-7200. Road, Middletown. Tables $10 each. For table rentals or more information, call 957 Flowers anyone? The 9511 or 787-1783. Village G arden Club of • Rummage Sale sponsored by the Cal Middletown will hold a vary United Methodist Church from 10 standard flower : how, "Women a.m. to 4 p.m. at the church, corner of Arts," from 1-5 f .m. Saturday Osborn and Third streets, Keyport. at Deep Cut Gardens, Clothing and household items available. Middletown-Linc roft Road, Middletown. Ad nission is free S u n d a y and the public is welcome. • Car Wash sponsored by the •••••••••••••••••••••• Gordon’s Corner Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary, at the Fire House, Tennent Road, Manalapan. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Cars $3 and Vans $5. THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 11, 1994 3 7 I Olt klOS Tuesday • The Collier School, Conover Road, Today Marlboro, welcomes senior citizens, age • Free open house at Kidmazeum, 55 and over, to challenge its chess playing Route 9 South, Manalapan. Free class students. Beginning and intermediate and one hour of free play, snacks and chess players welcome from 9 a.m. to 11 gifts. Groups are: Mazetots, 9 to 12 a.m,. at the school To register or for more months, noon; Mazetoddlers, 12 to 24 information, call 542-1326. months, 10 a.m. or 1 p.m.; or Mazewalkers, 2 to 3 year olds, 11 a.m. For more information, call 536-7529. SUPPORT GROUPS Saturday Monday • Open House, Cottage Crafts at the • “When Grandma Becomes Mommy,” Old Church, 43 Main St., Route 520, 7:30 p.m. at the Neptune Senior Center, Holmdel. Historic tour at 2 p.m. Kids can 1825 Corlies Ave., Route 33, Neptune. make paper stained-glass suncatchers at Guest speaker, free admission. For more 2:30 p.m. Free admission and refresh information, call 577-6681. ments served. For more information, call 946-3229. • “Pastels” course for children grades 4 to 7. Instructor Pamela Nesby offers a THEATER variety of applications including the uses Thursday through May 28 of texlured paper. $15 fee. Part of the • The Mask will be performed 8:30 “Adventures For Kids" series at Brookdale p.m. Thursday-May 21 and May 26-28 at Community College, 765 Newman Springs the Amandla Theatre, 321 W. Farms Road, Lincroft. For information or registra Road, Howell. Dessert served at 8 p.m. tion forms, call 224-2880. General admission is $10 and Thursday • 3-Story Players from Ocean County College will present musical entertainment night is date night; two for the price of one. for children based on “The Wonderful Tar Saturday will feature a special buffet per Baby,” “The Elephant’s Child” and “The CREATIVE COLLAGE — Sonya Grossman’s collage, “Childhood formance from 7:30-8:30 p.m. Tickets are $20 per person, which includes dinner, Frog Prince,” at the Monmouth County Memories - IV” (Charlie’s Garden), will be on exhibit today through Library Headquarters, 125 Symmes Drive, dessert, show and reception afterward. May 28 at the Eastern Branch of the Monmouth County Library, Route Call 938-4133. Manalapan from 2 to 3 p.m. Sponsored by 35, Shrewsbury. the Friends of the Monmouth County Library Association. Free admission for Thursdays, Fridays and adults and children four and up. children Saturdays through May 28 under five must be accompanied by an Saturday plover nesting area. Bring binoculars. Free • The First Avenue Playhouse, adult. For more information, call 431-7227. • Battleground Arts Center and beginning at 9 a.m. For more informa dessert theatre will present Eat Your Heart Symphony Orchestra will present its sec tion or reservations, call 872-0115. Out at 123 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Sunday ond annual spring concert at the All shows will have an 8 p.m. dessert and • Carnival at the Frank J. Dugan Performing Arts Center at Brookdale Sunday 8:30 p.m. show. Advance reservations are Elementary School, Topanemus Road, Community College, Lincroft. This concert 11 a.m. to 5 required. Cost for Thursday shows is $12; features local student Hae-Yoon Chung of • Thompson Park Day Marlboro. Noon to 5 p.m. Special appear p.m. at Thompson Park, Newman Springs Friday and Saturday is $18 or two for $35. ance by a Power Ranger, food, rides, Holmdel. Tickets are $7 for adults and $6 Road, Lincroft. Wagon and pony rides, For information, call 291-7552. for children and seniors. Tickets pur games, face painting and other activities. kids’ races, arts and crafts exhibit and For more information, call 972-8404. chased at the door are $8 and $7. For Friday and Saturday information or tickets, call 462-8811. sale, free entertainment, demonstrations and food vendors. Admission is free. For • The Holmdel Theatre Guild of • Guitarist Jorma Kaukonene will per information, call 842-4000. For the hear Holmdel High School, 36 Crawfords form in concert at Club Bene, Route 35, ing-impaired, the TDD number is 219 Corner Road, Holmdel, will present a one- LECTURES Sayreville, at 9 p.m. Cost is $15. For infor 9484. act play festival in the high school auditori mation, call 727-3000. Today • Free Embroidery demonstration 1 um. Plays presented will be The Happy • Middletown Township Public Sunday to 3 p.m. at Longstreet Farm, Longstreet Journey to Trenton and Camden, Patio, Library will present “France, an Around Road, Holmdel. Needlework artist Ronnie Death Knocks and The Dancers. Tickets • Soprano Lizabeth Aaron of Holmdel Grothusen will demonstrate technique and are $5; $3 for students and seniors. the World Travel Program” at 7:30 p.m. at will perform at 2:30 p.m. at Monmouth 55 New Monmouth Road, Middletown. stitches. For more information, call 842 College’s Pollack Auditorium, Cedar 4000 or TDD machine number 219-9484. The narrator of the slide program will be Avenue. Aaron will be accompanied by Friday, Saturday and Sunday Tom McNamara. Free. For information, Anne Hannah. Admission is free. • South Pacific will be performed at call 671-3700. • Club Bene, Route 35, Sayreville, will the Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank by • “Surviving Divorce” will be the topic present guitarist Peter White and key SPECIAL EVENTS Phoenix Productions. Performances are of discussion presented by the boardist Keiko Watsui with saxman Boney scheduled 8 p.m. at 99 Monmouth St., off CentraState Medical Center’s Women’s James accompanying at 8 p.m. Cost is Thursday Maple Avenue. Sunday matinee at 3 p.m. Lecture Series at 65 Gibson Place, $17.50. For information, call 727-3000. • Senior Citizens Law Day Orchestra seats are $18 ($16 for seniors) Freehold. A $7 donation is requested and • Tradewinds, Sea Bright, will present Conference sponsored by the State Bar and side and rear seats are $14 ($12 for pre-registration is required. For informa the third annual Native American Rights Foundation. Speakers include former Gov. seniors). For reservations or information, tion, call 308-0570. Benefit Concert 4 p.m. until closing. The Jim Florio. Free program from 10 a.m. to 1 call 747-0014. benefit will feature nine rock bands. p.m., New Jersey Law Center, One Thursday Tickets are $10. Constitution Square, New Brunswick. For Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays • CentraState Medical Center’s Health • Monmouth County Library Eastern more information, call 1-800-FREE-LAW. through May 22 Awareness Center, 65 Gibson Place, Branch, Route 35, Shrewsbury, will pre • The Actors Cafe will present Annie Freehold, will present “Before it’s Too sent the Joe Carson Big Band at 2 p.m. Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at 602 Main St., Bradley Late," an educational program to help indi Free. For information, call 842-5995. • Spring Pet Adoption Day, spon Beach. Hours: 8:30 p.m. Fridays and viduals recognize the early warning signs sored by Adopt-a-Pet. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Saturdays, and 3 p.m. Sundays. Jennifer of a heart attack at 7:30 p.m. Pre-registra Next Wednesday the Pet Food Giant, Route 33, Holmdel. Rios of Middletown will play the role of tion is required. For information, call 308 • KMFDM will be in concert at Club Counselors available to answer questions. Annie. Tickets are $12; $10 for seniors 0570. Bene, Route 35, Sayreville. Doors open at For more information, call 615-9770. and students; and $8 for children under • Middletown Township Public 7 p.m. Appearing with them will be Chem • Family Style Roast Beef Dinner, 12. Reservations are recommended. Call Library will present “Focus on the Lab and Sister Machine Gun. All ages are sponsored by the First United Methodist 988-6165. International Status of Women.” 7:30 p.m. admitted. Tickets are $15. For information, Church, 8 Main St., Farmingdale. Servings at 55 New Monmouth Road, Middletown. call 727-3000. at 5 and 6:15 p.m. Adults $8.50; children Fridays and Saturdays through Free. For information, call 671-3700. under 10 $2. For reservations call 938 M a y 2 8 7302 or 938-2464, • Groucho will be presented by the Sunday PARK I MATS MeadowLark Production Theater at 8 p.m. • “Financial Planning” will be the Sunday at The Galleria Atrium, Bridge Avenue and topic of a lecture presented by Dorann J. Friday, Saturday and • Thompson Park Day Celebration at West Front Street, Red Bank. Tickets are Cafaro, financial consultant, at a breakfast Sunday the facility on Newman Springs Road, Lin $12; $10 for students and seniors over 62. croft. From 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pony and meeting of the Temple Rodeph Torah • ColorWorks, A Quilt Show presented Dinner-theater tickets are $29. Dinner is at Men’s Club. 10:30 a.m. at the temple on by Rebecca’s Reel Quilters of Poricy Park, wagon rides, free entertainment, food, arts 6 p.m. Reservations are recommended. and crafts show and sale. Admission and Mohawk Drive, Marlboro. Middletown. Featuring local and national For information, call 758-0099. quilters. Lunch available, vendors and raf parking are free. For more information, fle. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday, call 842-4000 or TDD machine number 219-9484. S a tu rd a y 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at Poricy Park, • The 3-Story Players from Ocean MINK Oak Hill Road, Middletown, Admission $4. Monday County College will present, Believe It or Friday • BarterHardy! pizza party for business Not, the spring musical entertainment for • Club Bene will present America in Saturday owners in Monmouth, Middlesex and children at the Monmouth County Library concert at 9 p.m., Route 35, Sayreville. • Audubon Shorebirds and Terns Ocean Counties. Sponsored by Headquarters, 125 Symmes Drive, Optional dinner at 7 p.m. Dinner and show Walk at Spermaceti Cove Visitor Center, BarterPays network, at Pizza Cafe, Manalapan, 2-3 p.m. Free. Children under is $30, show only is $20. For information, Sandy Hook, Gateway National Freehold. For more information or reser 5 must be accompanied by an adult. For call 727-3000. Recreation Area, Middletown. Walk to a vations, call Faye Vitale at 364-4614. information, call 431-7227. 3 8 MAY 11, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT Give your children a head start. Enroll them now in a 4 week Study Skills Program. THE STUDY SKILLS CLINIC Marshall—Ciano AA r y - r \ Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Marshall II of Belford announce the engagement of their LEARN: Note Taking daughter, Colleen L., to Joseph Ciano, son of Dolores Ciano of Atlantic Highlands and O u t lin in g the late James Ciano. The future bride was graduated from Middletow n High School North and will gradu Memory Skills ate from Ann May School of Nursing in June. She is employed by Monmouth Medical Test Taking Strategies Center, Long Branch. Important Vocabulary Her fiance was graduated from Henry Hudson High School, Highlands, and is Listening Skills employed by the Monmouth County Reclamation Center, Tinton Falls. And More... W r o * ; The wedding is planned for Sept. 23, 1995. For More Information Grades 3 and Up 1-908-264-2915 O u r r a t e s are special O u r t e r n s are sp ecia l= MINIMUM ONLY $1,000 Joseph Ciano, Colleen Marshall Anna Giglio, Frederick DeNardo Giglio—DeNardo % Roland and Celia Giglio of Long Branch announce the engagement of their daugh ter, Anna Marie, to Frederick M. DeNardo Jr., son.of Fred and Mary DeNardo of 10 Month Matawan. The future bride was graduated from Long Bianch High School and Stockton State Certificate Yield College, now Richard Stockton College, Pomona section of Galloway. She is employed by Hospital Computer Systems Inc., Farmingdale. Her fiance was graduated from Matawan High School and Stockton State College. He is employed by Kepniss, Tufariello and Assoc ates, Morristown. % The wedding is planned for June 10, 1995. 15 Month 4 60 Annual Certificate “ V Percentage Yield Stork Club The following births were announced Beach, April 12, a boy. % recently at Monmouth Medical Center, Kevin and Jacqueline Armenti, Mid Long Branch. dletown, April 13, a girl. 25 Month Steven and Suzanne Wajda, Middle Richard and Patricia Kirch, Middle 5 Annual05 town, April 6, a boy. town, April 13, a boy. Certificate ■ PercentageYield Lee and Mary-Ellen Sanderson, Red Joseph and Jo-Ellen Lehocky, Middle Bank, April 14, a boy. town, April 15, a girl. Rich and Susan Flynn, Port Mon Eric and Judy Tsao, Holmdel, April Rates effective May 10th mouth, April 14, a boy. 16, a girl. Subject to change without notice Kenneth and Gloria Dumm, Red Bank, William and Karen Geltzeiler, Mon VARIETY OF OTHER RATES AND TERMS AVAILABLE April 17, a girl. mouth Beach, April 18, a boy. Daniel and LaDonna Villafane, Sandy /ohn and Bridget Sangermano, Bel- Interest is compounded continuously and payable monthly. Penalty for early with drawal from certificates. “Annual yield assumes principal and interest remain on Hook, April 18, a girl. ford, April 18, a boy. deposit for full year at current interest rate, which may be different at renewal. Matthew and Patrice Jaskiewicz, Michael and Betsy Raber, Hazlet Belford, April 19, a girl. Township, April 19, a girl. Carl and Cheryl Fuerst, Middletown, Stephen and Marirose Krall, Red April 20, a girl. Bank, April 19, a boy. David and Gayle Knight, Leonardo, Anthony and Dana Giannattasio, Key April 20, a girl. port, April 19, a boy. INVESTORS: Michael Coles and Lisa Mendes, Port David and Susan Ripple, Aberdeen, Monmouth, April 20, a boy. April 20, a girl. SAVINGS BANK Jose and Sonia Diaz, Red Bank, April Daniel C. and Michele Loughran, Red SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS: 20, a boy. Ba lk, April 20, a girl. 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Union Beach THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 11, 1994 4 1 South Street Caffe A W a s t e welcom e addition R e d u c t i o n BY MARC SCHLOSSBERG P l a n C a n S a v e Dining Critic Dining Out here’s absolutely no sense travel Y o u r B u s i n e s s ing to New York to visit Little Italy in search of Italian cuisine T— certainly not with the opening of South Street M o n e y : another fine Italian restaurant in Freehold aptly titled South Street Caffe. Caffe These sim ple steps can cut your If you haven’t heard about the South 24 South St. supply expenses and save space in Street Caffe, it’s because it’s new, about Freehold 10 days at this writing, and although the M onm outh County landfill. that’s young for a review it will soon be (908) 866-8800 an old, popular tune. The restaurant is accessible from a Hours: Closed Mondays; lunch, courtyard off South Street or from the Tuesday through Friday, 11:30 .. front door on South Street. The signifi a.m. -4 p.m.; dinner from 4 p.m. cance of the two entrances is the two weekdays; from 2 p.m. Saturdays distinct “gardens” there. and Sundays Enter from the courtyard and a Reservations: Suggested for flower arbor (the smoking section) of parties of six or more somewhat realistic proportions will greet Appoint a Waste Reduction Manager to develop a plan Credit cards: Most major for your workplace. you. Enter from South Street and an imi Bar: Bring your own tation sycamore with real sycamore Smoking: Non-smoking room ... branches, beech silk leaves and a bird available house shade the entire non-smoking Attire: Casual boundary of the caffe. But, if gardens Handicapped: Accessible aren’t your thing, then an elegant wood and brass coffee bar complete with vegetables were luscious, but slightly dessert showcase, shades of terra cotta expensive. and teal, the appearance of being outside Linguini pichipaco ($8.95) tossed al Evaluate incoming and outgoing products to minimize waste. looking in through windows and doors Buy reusables instead of disposables. should suffice. dente linguini with plum tomatoes, basil and extra virgin olive oil with roasted Owners Anthony DeMonaco and garlic. If you’re a fan of garlic, this pasta Peter La Lima, both local businessmen, dish will be just what you’re looking for. and Angelo Schinina, a restaurateur, all friends from Brooklyn, have realized Polio Valentino ($9.95) was an their lifelong dream. They waited almost unusual but fine combination of sautded two years for this particular spot, which chicken breasts and fresh broccoli was initially destroyed by a fire, and smothered in mozzarella cheese, and fin according to La Lima, “was just where ished with a brown sauce. A side of we wanted to be ... centrally located, in fresh cauliflower completed the plate. Ask suppliers to reduce or re-use their packaging. Freehold.” If you don’t see the combination you desire on the menu, simply ask the wait Engaging chef Robert Cole to head up the spotless, stainless-steel open ress. We did, and were accommodated with an off-the-menu red snapper ore- kitchen, and engaging family members ganato ($14.95). A fine liberal fillet of to assist in decor and design, the South fish sporting the same deserving topping Street Caffe emerged with the spring as was present on our shrimp appetizer, flowers. with a touch of white wine and season The dinner menu, although not ings, satisfied our deep-sea hunger. Do a paper purge. Cut back on unnecessary forms, copies extravagant in terms of artfulness, cer and memos. Use a computer message system. As chance would have it, an available tainly has enough selections to satiate sampling of the South Street Caffe’s even the most finicky of restaurant trav pizza additionally demonstrated the elers. kitchen’s ability to show that good food Appetizers include zuppe di vongole and good pizza can be found under the (clams in garlic and oil), mozzarella same bower. The crisp crust, melt-in- spiedini (homemade, lightly fried moz your-mouth cheese and a delicious toma zarella cheese) and scungilli salad. to sauce brought it all together for us. Pastas and entries include penne put The artfully designed dessert menu, tanesca (tomatoes, olives, capers), lin Recycle all mixed paper at the three FREE drop-off centers in featuring chocolate-dipped cannoli, Monmouth County guini alia Frank Sinatra (garlic, olive oil, biscotti, sfogliatelli and homemade shrimp, clams, black and green olives), tiramisu, which we enjoyed, ($3.50) is chicken Marsala, grilled yellow-fin tuna, just part of the dessert selection. Call the Recycling Hotline at (908) 577-840 0. filet of sole oreganata, veal piccata, Innumerable coffee selections were grilled Black Angus steaks and lots of available, and we chose a rich cappucci gourmet pizzas (wild mushrooms, arti no from among them. choke, pesto, etc.) served on terra cotta The South Street Caffe is young with tiles. lots of potential. Time will smooth out An evening’s special appetizer, certain rough spots in service and tim shrimp oreganata ($6.95), linked four ing, which is to be expected. Bring your jumbo shrimp with a flavorful topping of favorite wine and friends and enjoy the bread crumbs and garlic that was piping visionary garden of culinary enchant hot and seasoned just right. ment awaiting you at the South Street A verdura alia griglia ($7.95) en Caffe. veloped grilled eggplant, zucchini and Marc Schlossberg has been associat L et’s Prevent Waste. It’s The Better Way. yellow squash slices, and red pepper in a ed with the food field for more than 20 sweet virgin olive oil. The nicely grilled years. 4 2 MAY 11, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT DEADLINE: May 16 W e appreciate ISSUE DATE: May 11 OBITUARIES WIN SUSAN ANN ATTANASIO DE FILLIPPO, 91, of Englewood, Fla., died April 27 at home: our neighbors... Born in Pate rson, she lived in Paramus and DINNER Keyport befoie moving to Englewood, Fla., nine years ago. She was a silk weaver for Rosen- FO R TW O blums in Paterson for 20 years. She was a com Like you, we appreciate having good neighbors. That's why , municant of St. Raphael’s of Englewood. She When you find Andy hiding was predeceased by her husband, Rocco, who we also do our best to be good neighbors. in this week’s issue, you died in 1985 Surviving are two sons, Alphonso m ay w in : of Englewood and Norman of Waynesboro, Va.; As established members of the hometown business two sisters, Mildred Campana of Colts Neck and A dinner for two at ‘ Jean Ambronio of Haledon; eight grandchildren community, we understand the security of dealing with people and 12 great-grandchildren. Services were Big Ed’s BBQ under the direction of Day Funeral Home, you know, people you trust. We've built our reputation on this Keyport, w iti a Mass at St. Joseph’s Roman Located at 174 Rt. 34, Catholic Church, Keyport. Interment was at St. trust. • Old Bridge Joseph’s Cemetery, Keyport. For years, we've provided area families with sound advice Specializing in the finest RUTH J FOX JADLOWSKI, 69, of Hazlet Southern-style BBQ ribs, died May 4 at home. Bom in Bayonne, he lived and caring service at times of personal loss. We believe we help there and Matawan before moving to Hazlet steaks and chicken with a nine years igo. She was a homemaker. She the most by listening and providing choices. Down-Home taste. was a communicant of St. Clement's Roman Catholic Church, Matawan, and a member of We hope you remember you can the Monmouth County Mobile Home Associa Just fill out the entry blank tion. Surviving are her husband, Peter of Hazlet; turn to us in times of need. You a daughter, Diane Smutek of Hazlet; and two and mail it to: grandchildren. Services were under the direction can also talk to us about planning ANDY c/o The Independent of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a Mass at Edgeboro Rd., East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 St. Clement’s Roman Catholic Church. Inter ahead...removing this ment was et Graceland Memorial Park Ceme The winner will be drawn from the tery, Kenilworth. burden from the minds of others. entry blanks with the correct answer. JO H N J. JUTIE SR., 45, of Highlands died Please call us or stop by. M p p R mmt. mm mm mm mmmmmmmm mm mm mm mmm m May 4 at R verview Medical Center, Red Bank. ,ml Born in Nev/ark, he lived in Union Beach before I moving to Highlands 13 years ago. He was a > I Found ANDY lineman foi Jersey Central Power and Light, He was hiding in the Belford, for 26 years. Surviving are his wife, Elizabeth Shiger Jutie of Jackson; a son, John i Jr. of Jackson; two daughters, Janis Lynn of Pemberton Township and Joannelle of Free hold; his rr other, Mary of Red Bank; a sister, j Advertisement on Page.. Lorraine Willet of North Middletown; and two nephews. Services were under the direction of 115 *7i«daU 0 'TKieUUetotuK I Name...... 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THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 11, 1994 4 5 ERA^dwntage RealfWs. 1 1 1 congratulates our 1 9 9 3 NJAR Proi Celebrating theirachievemlnt, here th ly are on The Spirit of New Jersey NATURALLY HELPFUL — Realtors Florence Strumolo (middle right) and Joan Barnhardt (right) sell seeds to two supporters of Clean % Ocean Action, which kicked off its 10th season with a luncheon and W■% m fashion show in Spring Lake recently. COA is a broad-based coalition of conservation, business and civic organizations dedicated to improving water quality. The Monmouth County Association of Art Gargano • Patrick Greaves • Elaine Cupo • Eleanor Woolley • Flo Crawford Realtors, a long-time member of the coalition, sold packages of Ansar Husain • Judy Morris • Mary Popoff • John LeComte • Karen Britten • Anjali Agashe seeds to raise funds for COA’s 1994 projects. Barnhardt is the asso- cation’s COA representative. Carol Ann Stevenson • Gilda Plafker • Ivy Jacot • /noi on Board) Paulette Schurer Our ‘Thanks and Appreciation Cathy Cleveland & l\[atafic ‘Bindfer REAL ESTATE NEWS Barbara Tuttle, of the Matawan Pru Realtors and members of the public dential New Jersey Realty office, received are asked for their help. The most urgent ADVANTAGE REALTORS the Edge Society Award for her effort in need is for monetary donations. Checks 1993 at the San Antonio meeting of Pru may be made payable to the New Jersey Freehold Hazlet/Keyport dential Real Estate Affiliates. Association of Realtors and mailed to 462-8600 264-3456 NJAR’s office at 295 Pierson Avenue, Century 21- Edison, NJ. 08818. Manalapan Middletown Old Bridge Foulks-Preston For information, call 634-6500. Realtors, with 536-2000 671-5100 591-8000 offices at 2 Woodland Drive, Middletown, announced that Barbara Kirby of Middletown has been named Director of Personnel Development. 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Eas port Court...... $100,000 20 Durant Ave...... $150,796 31 Hollywood Ave...... $186,000 38 Durant Ave...... $177,638 63 Lexington Court...... $ 65,900 42 Durant Ave...... $149,599 82 Monmouth Ave...... $ 75,000 43 Durant Ave...... $153,654 45 Navesink Ave...... $ 37,100 Anna Fitzpatrick Mary Fitzsimmons Jackie Goodrich 53 Durant Ave...... $181,608 30 Dutch Court...... $133,650 6 Oxford Road...... $147,113 KEVPOST 7 Bristel Road...... $141,181 These agents 26 Hawthorne Ave...... $247,500 56 Chingarora Ave...... $129,900 h ave ju s t 2 Maria Court...... $167,750 59 St. Feter...... $ 25,000 1 Oxford Road...... $174,190 98 Division St...... $ 70,000 c o m p le te d 7 Oxford Road...... $143,853 79 Green Grove Ave...... $ 90,000 th e New H om e 53 Takolusa Drive...... ?...$975,000 218 Wf shinton St...... $138,000 Certification Barbara Kenas Gets Houses Sold! 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(908)583-5000 REALTORS* H J THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 11, 1994 4 7 S p o r t s Lio ns’ soccer claw s up the com petition Coach eager 'I am so proud of the way they've played for rest of so far. They've played everyone tough. I the season can't be upset at all BY ALAN KARMIN with their effort. Their effort has been Staff Writer great/ Mark Sessa NORTH AND SOUTH — Above, Ann Marie Sacco (16) of Middletown he Middletown North High Lions' coach High School North battles Tara Cullen (5) of Middletown High School School girls’ soccer team is off to South for control of the ball during the Shore Conference Class A T an 8-1-2 start and is currently North tilt between the two schools at the Lions’ home field last ranked third in the Shore Conference. Wednesday. Below, Heather Gordon of High School North rose to the off-season knee surgery and is set to begin challenge against Vanessa Marrione of High School South in the The Lions’ only loss of the season was practicing this week. Lions’ 1-0 victory that kept them undefeated in A North play and raised to St. Rose, currently ranked No. 1 in the Junior Laura Gulick and freshman their overall record to 7-1-2. The Eagles’ record fell to 5-2-1. Shore Conference with a 13-0 record. Becky Bruno have done a fine job in the (Photos by Rich Schultz) That loss came in a “showcase game” at net while sharing the goaltending duties. Trenton State College to begin the season. “Our defenders have been doing a But, since then, the Lions have been claw tremendous job,” said Sessa. “They’ve ing their way through the competition and even scored some goals this year and they are sitting on top of the A North Division. are really playing some deep defensive “I am so proud of the way they’ve positions. Defensively, we can hang in played so far,” said Lions’ coach Mark there with anybody. Our back four defen Sessa. “They’ve played everyone tough. sive girls are as good as anybody around. We’ve had a good chance to win in every And since we’ve been able to do such a game we’ve played. I can’t be upset at all good job of putting the ball in the net, we with their effort. Their effort has been really haven’t too much trouble with great.” teams.” Leading the assault on Shore Confer Sessa said the complexion of the team ence opponents have been senior forwards has changed over the last couple of sea Cheryl Adranovitz and Ann Marie Sacco. sons as far as the style of play. Adranovitz has scored 11 goals with five “Every team has played a different assists and Sacco also has 11 goals while style,” he said. “Even though seven of dishing out nine assists. these girls have been on this team since The rest of the forward contingent in they were freshmen, every single year has cludes freshmen Tracy Rebscher (four been a different style. Last year a lot of goals, two assists), Jennifer Ernst and the play revolved around Nikki Kelly. She Kristen McDermott, and junior Angela was kind of our main player and every Freda. thing went around her. This year I can’t The talented midfield that has done really say we have one specific player that such a fine job of distributing the ball con dictates the game. I’d say the difference in sists of a four-player rotation involving the style is most apparent in that the de Raceway w ill cook Saturday seniors Danielle Vuono (two goals, three fenders attack this year. They don’t just assists) and Heather Gordon (one goal, stand back and defend, they get into the Incredible Abe and Bullville Victory Cup on Saturday, led by Incredible Abe, five assists), junior Tara Cremin and action by going on the attack.” established themselves as the horses to who turned in the fastest mile of the two sophomore Amy McKee (six assists). Sessa said the competition is good but beat in Saturday’s $204,000 Dexter Cup divisions, 1:59.1. Veteran Mike LaChance Sophomore Regina Russello is out for the he likes the Lions’ chances the rest of the Trot at Freehold Raceway when they trot drove the sophomore trotter to the win in ted to impressive wins in their respective remainder of the season with a broken way. his first start of the 1994 season. He won Dexter elimination divisions Friday. 11 of 15 starts in 1993 and more than arm. “I think we have as good a chance as The first four finishers in Friday’s two $275,000 in purses. “Every one of the girls is doing a ter anybody come tournament time,” he said. elimination heats qualified to return On Saturday, Freehold Raceway will rific job,” said Sessa. “The stats really “But there are some good teams out there. Saturday for the 35th running of the also be hosting the New Jersey Chili show how well we’re putting the ball in I can name 10 good teams right off the top Dexter Cup. Cookoff. All money raised through regis the net. And our defense has to be one of of my head and each one of them proba The Dexter Cup, for 3-year-old colt tration fees and the purchase price of the best combinations we’ve ever had at bly has an equal chance of winning the trotters, marks the beginning of the Grand taster’s cups for the cookoff will go to Middletown North.” Circuit in harness racing. This is the sec Shore Conference Tournament and I real four food pantries serving Freehold and ond straight year Freehold Raceway has That defense is anchored by seniors ly like our chances.” Western Monmouth County. hosted the event. Debbie Smith (two goals, three assists), The Lions were scheduled to play Amateur and professional chili cooks Last year, American Winner won the Dana White (three goals, two assists), and Monday night against Toms River North Dexter Cup at Freehold and then went on are invited to enter the event which is Jodi Cordeiro (one goal), and junior Alisa before a game this afternoon at home to win the Hambletonian and the Yonkers offering a first place cash prize of $300. Hicks, along with senior Gina DiMeglio against Neptune. The Lions will then play Trot, the first two legs of trotting’s Triple The registration fee is $15 and anyone and sophomore Victoria Hogan. Senior a big game against St. John Vianney at Crown. interested should call Steven Wolf at 462 Danielle Schroeck has been out following Thompson Park on Saturday. A talented field will vie for the Dexter 3800. 4 8 MAY 11, 1994, MIDDLETOWN INDEPENDENT S p HAZLET The Hazlet Recreation Commission will be sponsoring a Junior Olympics Program for children ages 7 through 18 on The Hazlet Recreation Office is locat June 18 from 9 a.m.-noon at Raritan High ed at 319 Middle Road. For any informa School. The events will include 50-, 100- tion regarding recreation activities, call and 200-yard dashes; standing and running 739-0653. jumps; school relays; football and softball throws; and a soccer kick, dribble and throw. A free soccer clinic will be held for boys Gold, silver and bronze medals, along with bom between August, 1981 and July, 1983, school trophies will be awarded. Volunteers on May 14 from 4-6 p.m. at the Hazlet are requested to help supervise competitions, Soccer Complex, Green Acres Drive, identify winners, and move groups of chil Hazlet. The clinic will be given by former dren from one contest to another. Rutgers player Dave Santos and members of the Rover’s Soccer Camp staff. For more The Under-19 Girls Traveling Soccer information, call 888-0957. Team will hold tryouts on June 18 and 19 from 11 a.m.-l p.m. at the Soccer Complex The Hazlet Recreation Commission on Green Acres Drive. The rain date is June will be sponsoring a Weight Training and 26. For information, call Bob at 264-1548 or Fitness Program at Amato’s Karate Fitness Joe at 739-3015. Center for teens through adults. The four- week program will be for one hour on The Hazlet Recreation Commission Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays begin will be sponsoring the Rainbow ning on May 16. The fee for the program is Foundation’s 3.1 mile (5K) race on June 26 $25. For information, call 739-0653. at 9 a.m. The race will begin and end at the Hazlet Swim and Tennis Club. The Rainbow The Hazlet Terminators, an under 12 Foundation specializes in financial assis coed recreational soccer team, opened its tance to families with childhood diseases season on April 23 with a 3-0 win over the and help to battered and abused children. Thunder. James Silvia scored two goals with assists from Leah Karpinsky and Hazlet Recreation’s Rocket Basketball Perla Hoyos. Mary Jaeger and Darla Camp will be held June 28-July 2 from 8:45 Karpinsky combined for the shutout, with a.m.-noon at Raritan High School. The Karpinsky preserving the shutout with the camp, which will be directed by Rich stop of a penalty kick. Sherman, is for children ages 10-17. Registration is at the Recreation Office. The The Hazlet Gems, a girls under 11 fee is $75 and a T-shirt is included. traveling soccer team, improved to 3-1 in MOS A play with a 1-0 win over Monmouth Registrations are now being accepted Coast. The Gems’ lone tally came on a for Hazlet Recreation’s Rockette Basketball penalty kick by Renee Driscoll while Camp for girls ages 10 through 17. The Shannon Lane earned her first shutout of camp will be directed by Frank Duggan and the season. will be held at Raritan High School from July 5-9, from 8:45 a.m.-noon The fee is $75 The Hazlet Hurricanes earned their first and can be paid at the Recreation Office victory of the season with a 4-1 win over through June 24. Proof of physical is Westfield. Tricia Sellitto and Shannon required which may be supplied by a school Farinick each tallied twice for the nurse or doctor. Hurricanes. The Recreation Commission is The Enemy, an under 12 girls soccer sponsoring a tennis program for beginners team, beat the Holmdel Stallions 2-0 on and intermediates, ages 7-17, at the Raritan April 24 to raise their record *o 3-1-1. Both High School tennis courts. Pre-registration is goals were scored by Rebecca Seidel with required for this program which runs assists from Leah Karpinsky and Laurissa Monday-Thursday for five weeks beginning GOING FOR THE GREEN — Eric Zeller of Holmdel High School took his Squires. July 11. One hour of instruction will be swings against the Allentown Redbirds in a match between the two given twice a week during the hours of 9 schools last week. The Redbirds downed the Hornets 4-1 at the Cream The Recreation Department will spon a.m. and 2 p.m. depending on which group Ridge Golf Course, Upper Freehold. sor its annual Fishing Derby for children the student is enrolled in. Students must (Photo by Bob Bruce) ages 3 through 17 on June 4 from 8 a.m.- have their own racket and wear proper attire. noon at Veterans Memorial Park. The fee is $30 and is payable at the Participants may pre-register at the Recreation Office. and has been a ranked player by both the Football League. This year’s inductees will Recreation Office or on the day of the Derby Eastern Tennis Association and the United be hoiored Nov. 5 at the annual Lion Hall of from 7:30-8:00 a.m., and must supply their States Tennis Association. He and his staff Fame Dinner at Buck Smith’s Restaurant. own bait and pole. All children must be will provide group and individual programs The Lion Hall of Fame will present $1,000 accompanied by a parent or guardian. HOLMDEL for children, juniors and adults. There will Haro d “Bud” Foulks Scholarships to two be week-long clinics throughout the months Midcletown North seniors this year. The The Hazlet Recreation Commission of July and August. For information, contact scholarships are in memory of the former will be sponsoring a bus trip to the The Holmdel Stallions 81-82 Boys Team played the Brick Bullets to a 2-2 tie on the Holmdel Tennis Center at 946-2870. mayor of Middletown who was one of the Meadowlands for a 7:30 p.m. professional founders of the Lion Hall of Fame and a roller hockey game between the New Jersey May 1. David Schillace tallied both times for the Stallions on assists from Sean Burns posthumous inductee in 1991. Nominations Rockin Rollers and Philadelphia on June 10. and Chris Nuth. close on May 15 a*d should be sent to Dutch Tickets may be purchased at the Recreation MIDDLETOWN Uhrig, 11 Viola Ave., Leonardo, NJ 07737. Office at a cost of $15 which includes trans portation. The bus will leave from the The Holmdel Tennis Center is set to begin its season on May 21, with a Round Dawn Marino has sparked the Library Overflow Parking Lot on Middle The Lion Hall of Fame of Middletown Monmouth College softball team throughout Road. Robin Singles Tournament. There will be Men’s and Women’s draws. Each match will Township is currently accepting nomina the 994 campaign. The junior first baseman consist of an eight-game no-ad pro set. tions for its 1994 elections. Persons making leads the Lady Hawks in every major offen The Hazlet Recreation Commission nominations should provide a current sive category including batting average will be sponsoring a “Roller Hockey Clinic” Tournament fees are $4 for members and $6 for non-members. Registration begins at address or phone number for the nominee. (.384), hits (43), runs (26), doubles (7) and which will be given by the New Jersey 9:30 a.m. and play begins at 10 a.m. The The Lion Hall of Fame was founded in 1990 stolen bases (22). Her 22 thefts is a Rockin Rollers for ages 8 through adult. tournament is open to all levels of play. to honor athletes who graduated from Mo imouth single-season record. In an April Five one-hour lessons will be given at the Prizes will be awarded to the highest point Leonardo, Middletown Township and 9 g ime against Seton Hall, the Middletown Soccer Field Complex Parking Lot from totals for men and women. The center also Middletown North high schools. To date, 38 Soi.th High School graduate collected her June 20-24. The fee is $105 and lessons will has memberships available for the tennis athletes have been inducted into the Hall, 100th career hit while leading the Lady be scheduled according to age groupings. enthusiasts who enjoy playing on har-tru including former major league baseball Hawks to a 7-5 victory. Marino was named Any child registering for this program will courts. Rain date is May 28. The center has standout and National League Rookie of the Northeast Conference Player of the Week receive one complimentary ticket for the Year John “The Count” Montefusco and Ed for March 28-April 4. first three Rockin Rollers’ home games at also announced that Jim Palumbo will serve as tennis pro for the 1994 season. Palumbo Jones, a Rutgers football standout who the Meadowlands Arena. enjoyed a stellar career in the Canadian is a life-long resident of Monmouth County Continued on next page THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 11, 1994 4 9 Bayshore bounces G JI.A . LIVE FOOTBALL AN D HURLING SEASON 1994 EVERY back to beat H arts SUNDAY M ORNING 10 A.M . NO COVER CHARGE! The Bayshore Youth Athletic Associa said Sverchek, “but nobody touched me tion’s. 11-year-old boys’ basketball team and I just went in for the lay-up.” MONMOUTH COUNTY FANS CAN SEETHE staged a furious comeback to edge Harts Sverchek’s shot hit nothing but net and GAMES LOCALLY IN KEYPORT. ENJOY AN IRISH Athletic Club 71-69 in double overtime to puts Bayshore into the National A.A.U. BREAKFAST AND WATCH YOUR FAVORITE capture the New Jersey A.A.U. state Tournament in Cocoa Beach, Fla., in Au championship at Croyden Hall in Middle gust. TEAMS ON OUR 20 T.V. SCREENS AT: town on April 23. The nerve-wracking final game before Bayshore had coasted with 30-point a packed gym at Croyden Hall was in victories during their march to the title sharp contrast to the lopsided victories game where they were met by a talented that Bayshore had become accustomed to. Harts A.C. team. But Coach Victor Melmed said it should Bayshore was stymied by Harts and prepare the team for its trip to the Nation trailed 37-20 at half-time. But Bayshore’s als. full-court pressure, with David Albert “This team showed it has what it takes controlling Harts A.C.’s fast break, started to win,” said Melmed. “They never got to take its toll on the Harts team. Stephen down and they showed a lot of character Vento’s play at the point and his defensive when they could have easily folded. 379 MAPLE PLACE - KEYPORT, NJ pressure helped sustain the effort, while “But the key to winning is the strength % mile east of Matawan train station, directly across from St. Joseph's Church the strong rebounding of Vinnie Stroka of our bench. Every boy on the team con 908-264-9277 ______limited Harts A.C. to one shot with each tributes. If they continue to improve, this possession. team can be a factor at the national level.” Balanced scoring aided the comeback Melmed said victories in Florida will with Johp Sverchek, Jason Krol, Chris be contingent upon the continued good LOOK WHAT $1.99 WILL BUY! 6 DAPI/ 19 07 pamc Piels & Piels Light • Schmidts & Schmidts Light • Olympia & Niesz, Kevin Murawski and Jack Rider all play of Ryan McCabe, Neil Meulner and rH lilV I L U i UHhlo Olympia Light* Kochs Golden Light* Carling Black Label hitting for double figures. Chris Kenney. The tournament also • Rheingold • Milwaukee's Best • Goebels . But it was Sverchek, who led Bayshore marked the debut of what Melmed calls with a game-high 19 points, who hit the the “Fab Four.” Dan Lyons, Justin Fer ALMADEN WINES Your Choice winning bucket. With :06 remaining in the nandez, Dan Connors and Mark McGraw BUOWEISER I I 12 02. CANS SUITCASE ^ _ second overtime, Sverchek received the are 10-year-olds who are often playing to (NOT WHITE ZIN) ! ! COORS, COORS LIGHT inbounds pass and raced the length of the gether as a unit against older and stronger $ " 7 9 9 court and hit a lay-up at the buzzer. competition, and have injected intensity ^ M 4 L G L A SS COORS EXTRA GOLD PLUSTAX I I 2/1212 OZ CANS CASE PLUS TAX- WARM ONLY “They (the coaches) told me to take it and defense while giving Bayshore strong E to the basket and try to draw the foul,” bench support. WITH COUPON ONLY • EXPIRES 5/17/94 • IND 9 WITH COUPON ONLY • EXPIRES 5/17/94 *.IND 222 JJ 2 SS «Sm mw alto hm MAJORSKA II BERINGER 8 WHITE ZINFANDEL Sport Shorts VODKA l N 6 9 $ 0 9 9 1.75 LITER £ 750 ML PLU S TAX i i 4 PLUSTAX Continued from previous page 10 boys team posted a big 2-0 victory over WITH COUPON ONLY • EXPIRES 5/17/94 • IND WITH COUPON ONLY^ previously unbeaten Manalapan on May 1. /' ' " . : - ■ '' ’ ^ Chris Lancos lofted a shot over the The Middletown Dynamites played their Manalapan goalie’s head for the first score 20 SPECIALS FROM THE DELI third game of the season on April 24, against seconds into the game. Alex Zolan put on the BOARS HEAD DELUXE OR LO SALT HAM...... $469 LB the Old Bridge Blazers. After losing to the finishing touches with a goal into the left cor BOARS HEAD AMERICAN CHEESE (YELLOW or WHITE)...... $259 LB Marlboro Firecrackers in their previous game, ner of the net in the second half. 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Weekend w/first order. Written/typeset, bonus, prorated benefits. May 20, 21, 22 peace of mind, child care of ★ REFRIGERATORS ★ the warm loving kind. Play laser printed. RUSH Service. Apply in person Monday- Write For You....908-446-8012 Guaranteed, 90 days. Counterwork room, games, safe toys & $175. +. Choice of sizes and Friday, 10am-4pm: Ages from 14 years & up Arnold Walter Nursing Home fenced in yard. 908-679-4775 colors. Very clean. Good also for Senior Citizens LYNNE’S TYPING Can deliver. 908-225-5272 622 S. Laurel Ave., Hazlet, NJ SOUTH RIVER Call Kim between Resumes, term papers & OFFICE COORDINATOR much more. Free pick-up & STOVE-GAS. 24". KENMORE noon & 8 PM at DAY CARE COPPERTONE. $75. or best 4 2 Needed for growing In-Home delivery upon request. Lines ■ Times Phone or FAX 908-866-9157 offer. Please call Business in Milltown. Com Reliable, my home. Newborn- 908-727-5900 puter skills required. Please 908-542-7213 pre school. Flex. hrs. & rates. Call 908-843-7031 State cert. 908-390-0894 TELEVISION- Zenith 25” con sole stereo remote. Excellent $ 1 A O O condition. $375. firm. Call FREELANCE WRITER AU PAIRS 908-494-1418 after 6 p.m. THE EXAMINER AVAILABLE! MERCHANDISE T.V. *$4. for each additional line Share the world 25” Zenith console. 7 yrs. old. THE NEWS TRANSCRIPT with your children. 042 Antiques $200. Call 908-238-9489 Pre-Paid ■ Can be cancelled ■ Not refundable Affordable, live-in WASHER & DRYER-GE.-Lg. Freelance writers wanted to cover stories child care by capacity elec. dryer, white. ALL OLD ORIENTAL RUGS & Private party merchandise only. in Western Monmouth County. Experience English speaking, matching pair. Like new. Paisley shawls Any size or $200. Call 908-409-6068 a plus. Contact Mark Rosman, Managing experienced, LEGAL cond. 1-800-221-5119 CASH European au pairs. Editor, at (908) 972-6740, Wednesday ANTIQUES CALL CLASSIFIED through Friday. Call AuPairCare at Top prices paid for: Antique furniture, oriental rugs, paint 908-363-0698 ings, jewelry & silver. We pur COLOR PRINTER-Dot Matrix, 6 Greater Media Newspapers o r chase entire contents of es w/ extra cartridges & box of 1-800-660-4ADS 800-4-AUPAIR tates. Will come to your home. paper. $75. or best offer. Call E.O.E. Call 908-888-0736 908-566-4937 - 5 4 MAY 11,1994, THE INDEPENDENT COMPUTER SALE BED-Oak, queen size, head/ COUCH-$75. Love seat.-$25. DINING ROOM TABLE-Glass LIVING ROOM- Italian Prov. LAWN TRACTOR - SEARS foot board, box springs & mat Coffee table-$50. MAKE-UP & lacquer, 4 chairs, new. sectional, 3 marble top par SLEEPER SOFA COFFEE DRINKERS! Ride-on. 10hp, 36" cutting 16 Emerson Dr., Morganville. tress. $200. TABLE.-$15. Bed-single-$25. Price negotiable. Call Lose weight with incredible fat sons tables, marble top lamp Queen. Grey w/light blue blade, trailer included. $250. (Rte 9 to Union Hill Rd. West) REFRIGERATOR-White, side end table-$100. 908-446-3746 908-591-9554 table, wood grain lamp table, burning coffee. It really works. Call 908-780-4417 SAT. ONLY, May 14, 9-5. by side, 3 yrs. old. $350. stripes. Great cond. $175. Call COUCH/LOVESEAT- Black. DINING ROOM-Pecan. table $300. Call 908-727-9382 Guaranteed. For free sample 2 garages full of computers, 908-220-1952______908-446-1565 New, 6 months old. With pil & info send SASE TO: printers & monitors. w/6 chairs, 1 leaf, lighted LLADR0 BEDROOM SET - $250. io fa i lows. Very nice! $550. for set. china cabinet. LIVING ROOM- MATTRESS & BOX SPRING Future Fit Marketing NEW Cost $440. Asking $140. 2227 US Highway 1 IBM 286 COMPATIBLE- 40 loveseat, blue, $300. Kitchen Call 908-381-0736______Contemporary. Sofa, love SOFA & CHAIR Boy & Girl on Carousel hors Still in wrappers. No. Brunswick, NJ 08902 es. Current price $860. each. meg. HD, VGA color, soft table, 2 chairs, bench, $200. DAY BED-White iron & brass. seat, 2 wing chairs, all tables Colonial, $175. Hutch, $400. Exc. cond. Call 908-721-8548 & desk. $4,000. for all will sell Call 908-271-7117 Will sell set for $1,300. Call ware, 3Vfe & 5Va floppy drives, Complete w/2 Ortho mat Call 908-303-0085 Colonial din. rm., King size separately. Call 908-826-5272 908-671-4657 $400. or best offer. Will demo. tresses & pop-up trundle. Un MOVING SALE - 2 couches. water bed frame. 12' Trac SOFA BED-Castro. Queen Call 908-679-4038 BEDROOM SElf used in box. Cost $800. Sell DINING SET-Broyhill. Dark 2 recliners, 2 chairs, kitchen lighting, sofa & loveseat, size. Light tweed. $275. TWIN $325. Call 908-906-2067 pine. Table & 6 hi back table. Stereo, golf irons. Rea treadmill, and much more. MOVING SALE IBM P/S 2 - Model 80 w/tape 5 pc. Mediterranean. Good BEDS-Beige headboards- chairs, china cabinet all for sonable. 908-446-7873 908-446-9756 drive & 120 meg HD and P/S condition. $500. 908-780-;s598 DESIGNER TABLE- Black/ $150. Call 908-679-2684 Bedroom set. pool table, 2 model 50Z, VGA, incl. key $550. Call 908-257-7732 moped, stereo unit, bike & slate w/4 leather arm chairs MOVING SALE - Dining rm. CUSTOM DRAPES-2 sets. board, monitor, mouse, etc. more. Call 908-536-0922 BEDROOM SET $300. Club chair $25. Barrel FURNITURE RENTAL w/ china cabinet, $300. 2 full- 120" x 81", 60" x 81". Orig. $500. each. 908-264-1524 chair $20. 908-431-3159 S0FA/L0VESEAT size mattresses, $20. each, 2 $500. Moving must sell $50. Mediterranean, large, queen Home, apartment, corporate. full-size box springs, $20. With oak trim. Good condition, headboard, triple dresser, 6’ DESK-7 draw ers. Wood- One month or one year. Quick each set. 908-257-3514 MOVING SALE formtca top. Good condition. delivery. 1 or more rooms. each. Assorted end tables, $325. for set. Call armoire, 2 nite stands, $900. 908-671-2595 after 5 p.m. $30. Call evenings SILVERT’S RENTAL $25. each. Assorted lamps, New brick, best offer. Coffee DINETTE SET - Glass & table, sewing machine, stereo 908-308-0921 Freehold______908-462-4574 $10. each. Call 908-937-9412 ENTIRE KITCHEN chrome w/ 4 chairs. $125. TV - RCA 27” console, color, & speakers, lawn mower, silk or 201-795-5411 w/remote, $350. 2 twin oak Contemporary. Cabinets, MINK COAT-Brown. Full Call 908-583-1751 aft. 6pm. KITCHEN SET- 42" round, trees, lamps, black & white platform beds w/3 large draw countertops, dishwasher, mi length. Like new. Worm twice, DINETi E SET wood grain w/white wrought T.V. & more. 908-431-7546 BEDROOM SET Oak, qi een ers each, $200 each. Call crowave & stove. Asking paid $3,000. Certificate of vali- size bed, mattress & box Glass top, 4 chairs, $200. Call iron, 4 swivel chairs. $175. MOVING SALE Call 908-446-7085______908-254-8434 $1,500. Call 908-462-5811 ’•••tfation avail. Asking $2,000. spring incl., triple dresse w/ 908-431-0208 after 6 p.m. BEST OFFER , MUST SELL. OFFICE DESKS Call 908-972-7876 mirror, armoire, TV sv/ivel LIVING ROOM - NEW, sola, Dining rm. set, black W A LL UNIT-Glass w/bar, HELMET-BELL CYCLE. Full stand, $1,400. Custom made loveseat & chair. Still in used as china closet, $400. Face. Size 2 Face 4 with matching chairs, $150. WEDDING GOWN - Brand DINETTE SET lacquer. Couch & loveseat, 7Va. contemp./trad. large am- oire wrappers. Asking $295. Can neg. Quality brass & glass Plates. $70. Please call each set. 4 Corona XT’s $75. new, never worn. All lace. bunk beds and more. entertainment center w/lighted Wrought iron/formica, 4 high deliver. Call 908-7117 coffee & end tables. 1 yr. old. 908-679-5319 each. Panasonic typewriter Size 6/7. $450. See it to be Call 908-525-9617 curio cabinets, $700. back swivel chairs, peach flo $400. neg. Call 908-679-2215 AXE601, $200. 908-446-2800 lieve it! Call 908-388-0047 Call 908-780-2862 ral fabric $175. or best offer. HELMET-Grant Cycle. Full OIL PAINTING-Framed. .45" x after 5 p.m. 908-651-2288______LIVING ROOM WATERBED - Somma, new, face. Small/medium. 2 face BEDROOM SET- Waliut, MOVING SALE 36". $125. Punch bowl w/12 Love seat, couch, (2) end w/black iron headboard, $400. plates. Blue. $30. Call queen headboard, two night DINING ROOM Furniture, walnut dining room cups. $40. Turn table. $50. WEDDING GOWN tables lamps. COLOR TV: Black wall unit, $200. Onkyo 908-679-5319 tables, dresser Wmmrors & ar- French Provincial. Table w/5 & set, fixtures & garage sale 908-780-6960 25" w/remote. $625. takes all. stereo system, $1,200. Ladies Sposabella-Size 10-12 Bead moire, $700. or best o'fer. chairs & 3 leaves. Reason items. Call & leave message Call 908-615-9712 prof. figure skates, size 7, HOT TUB - NEVER USED ed bodice & sleeves. Full Walnut hutch, $75. able. Call 908-536-5496 at 908-536-5421 PINBALL MACHINES skirt. Paid $1,900. asking $350. Call 908-679-4208 5 PERSON. Complete $1,995. Call 908-780-9458 LIVING ROOM SET - Colo "TRI ZONE" $549., “SPIN $650. Call 908-329-6564 MR. MEDIA. 908-363-2952 DINING ROOM SET nial, solid pine, sofa, loveseat, OUT" $349. CAN DELIVER! BEDROOM-Antique ma- All wood. 8 pieces. Med. rockers, tables, cushions. Ex MOVING SALE Tim 908-739-8509 WEDDING GOWN-Ensemble, hogony, 5 pee. set w/fu>l 4 JOSIE’S Italian Recipes shade. Lighted china closet. 3 cellent condition. Asking $800. llissa white satin, bead finger post pineapple bed. Antique 9 Must sell. 3 pc. den wall unit, leaves. For quick sale $850. Call 908-257-3774 REGIONAL DISHES tip veil, slip, shoes, stockings. pee. magnifiently carved in mauve formica w/built-in bar, & Call 908-679-4969 Send $3. & SASE to: POOL Was $3,150. Asking $500. laid set w/2 twin beds. Vanity LIVING ROOM SET - Vinyl 2 lacquered formica coffee ta P.O. Box 646 Above ground 25' round, 4’ 908-855-8925 w/tri fold mirror, clawfoot :>ak sleeper sofa, w/2 black bles & 1 glass & chrome et- AAMISH MADE SHEDS DINING ROOM SET- 56", Woodbridge, NJ 07095 deep w/3’ x 6’ wood deck. china closet. Sewing smoke Breakfront oval table w/4 recliner chairs. Asking $400. agere. 908-591-9051 Swings, Gazebos, Arbours, & Asking $400. Call evenings stands, tables, lamps & more. chairs & leaf. $350. Call 908-613-0948 Outdoor Furniture, Garages KITCHEN CABINETS-Oak, 23 MOVING SALE-Everything 7pm-10pm 908-431-3666 908-238-9009______Call 908-257-8768 YARDWORKS, 908-842-5922 feet, top & bottom. Includes LIVING ROOM SET-Sofa- must go. Bdrm set, sofa, desk sink, dishwasher, counter. Call Blue, Provincial, 98” & club CHAIR-Recliner, brand naw, DINING ROOM SET- Buffet, set, curio, 2 barrel chairs & BARBECUE GRILL 908-297-1177 never used. Mauve color. Ask table, 6 chairs, hutch, light chair. Asking $200. Call cocktail tables. 908-264-6595 POOL TABLE ANTIQUE DINING ROOM Electric. Like new. Call in g $75. Please call stain. Must sell, moving. $400. ______908-780-1938______LAWN MOWER - SNAPPER. Oak. Regulation size. 4 W x SET- W/buffet, china closet, ______908-787-5674 o r best offer. Call 908-536-3470 9’. Slate top. Like new. Asking LIVING ROOM SET-Sofa & Self-propelled, Mulching table w/leaf extension & 6 908-613-0191 after 4:30 p.m. OFFICE DESK $1,500. Call 908-972-9445 chairs. $700. or best offer. CHINA CABINET-AlmoicL love seat, mauve leather. 6 Mower. 3 years old. Good 908-566-7919 after 6 p.m. contemp. Exc. cond.-$250. DINING ROOM SET-Antique months old. Paid $2,000. Ask Black metal w/wood top & 5 BARGAINS cond. Asking $160. Call POOL-Above ground. 24’. 2 drawers. $75. Matching swivel Entertainment ctr.-Black con- Oak. 42” round pedestal table ing $1,000. DINETTE SET- Giant warehouse in Matawan 908-431-3946 years old. Exc. cond. Every chair on wheels, $50. Very BED SET-Queen, $200. temp. -$100. 908-254-8383 w/2 leaves. 4 pressed back Almond color w/6 chairs. 1 LOADED with merchandise. thing incl. filter, pump, etc. good cond. Call 908-493-5669 KITCHEN SET, 7 pc., $200. chairs w/pressed leather year old. 58” X 41". Asking Yard Sale America Store LAWN MOWER-21" Honda. $600. or best offer. After 6pm WALL UNIT- 3 pc., $300. CONTENTS OF HOME” seats. $825. Call $900. Call 908-462-1729 908-566-1178 for directions $95. Exc. cond. Also garden 908-364-9106 HIGH CHAIR, $25. NIN Living rm., bdrm., den ftm. ______908-536-3465______PATIO FURNITURE equipment, hose & household TENDO- $40. 908-254-3190 Call for appt.: 908-431-49* 9 LIVING ROOM- Couch-brown BRICKS-700 PLUS Red items. Call 908-591-2609 RIDING MOWER-Sears. 30” 8 DINING ROOM SET-w/hutch. by Brown Jordon-3 lounges & •4------— velvet oversized. 2 arm bricks. 7%" x 4” x 2Vfe". Per HP. Side Discharge, dual rear BED-Brass. Queen, complete COUCH-2 SWIVEL CHARS $350. Living room set. 3 piec chairs-contemporary & coffee 4 high back chairs (dark brown screen mesh) & 2 side fect for patio or walkway. Best bagger. $475. After 6pm w/Ortho mattress set. Unused, and TABLE LAMP. Best Of es. 2 end tables & cocktail table-custom carved wood & offer. Call 908-583-1526 LAWN MOWERS 908-499-4261 in box. Cost $1,000. Sell fers. Please Cell table.-$150. Dresser, maple- glass top. Best offer. Call tables (white). Asking $250. $300. Call 908-906-2067 908-739-3028 $150. Call 908-382-2171 908-780-7390 Great condition. 908-972-7760 Snapper-8hp., Craftsman 7Vfchp, also 5hp & 3Vfe hp. SWIMMING POOL RECLINERS-(2) Beige. LOVE CARRIAGE mowers Many new parts. All SEAT (1) Under $100. each. $35. MICROWAVE- $45. Both need work.& also SNOW 15x30, oversized, new motor Price negotiable. Very good in excellent condition. Call BLOWER-3 Vahp First $350 & filter. Price neg. Call condition. Call 908-727-4965 908-390-0639 takes ail 908-577-0085 908-382-2254 * ENTER SWING SET Excellent condition. Asking CLASSIFIEDS F a m i l y $70. Call 908-566-5642 TELEVISIONS-Mitsubishi 27” $499. Mitsubishi 35", $1,319. EXCITING CONTEST Sony VCR, $240. Brand new P o r t r a i t s w/warranties. 908-290-1551 TREES WIN A CRUISE! The Perfect Gift 5 healthy 3 year old white pines. 6-8 ft. tall. Must dig out. Created in Oils Will sell individually. Call for or Pastels prices 908-679-5022 • Birthdays TUB • Anniversaries Cast iron. Needs refinishing. $100. or best offer. • All Special Occasions Call 908-390-6551 HOASSRO • Pet Portraits WELDING Equipment - Oxy- 1 Wedding Portraits Acetylene welding & cutting outfit w/tank $375. PINBALL: Bally “Lost World” $100. ELECTRIC GAME: Keeney, See Our Coupon in the Classified Section circa 1930, “Big Tent", $300. Artist Good cond. 908-972-6878 155 07728 908 462-1020 South St., Freehold, NJ « - 048b Infants WEEKLY DRAWING Juvenli? Item* FOR DINNER FOR TWO BABY BEDDING-Blanket, comforter, bumper, diaper stacker, dust ruffle. $25. Call GRAND PRIZE H ouse Portraits 908-390-9569 BABY FURNITURE-w/Crib & mattress. Simmons, 3 pc., CRUISE FOR TWO Cherry/oak/brass. Like new. Asking $550. 908-264-2498 Here’s How ft Workst The Perfect Gift BEDROOM SET-Childrens. 3 • Just place a BIG DEAL or FLEA ad w ith us, found pieces. Double dresser, 5 in the classified section. Created in Oils drawer chest & 4 drawer changing table. Natural wood. Give Us A Call! -800-660-4ADS • Use our handy Private Party coupon or you or Watercolors Like new. Call 908-972-1944 may phone In your BIG DEAL ad. • All entries received by us between March 7 • Birthdays CRIB and May 27 by 5 p.m. are eligible for our • Anniversaries White. Excellent condition w/ mattress, linens, eyelet com weekly and Grand Prize drawing. • All Special forter/dust ruffle. Asking $175. • Winners w ill be notified and announced O c c a s io n s Call 908-297-5398 in the following week’s paper. CRIB- Childcraft. Dresser & Grand Prize winner w ill be notified following changing table with extras. Exc. cond. $750. or best offer. the final drawing. Call 908-264-3980 Artist CRIB-Childcraft. Exc. cond. required. • For alternative entry mail postcard with name, address and phone to: C R U SIN ’W ITH Nuline porta crib, nursery - Media Newspapers Classified, 1 Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 - You must 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728 • 908- 462-1020 heater, girls clothes 2T-4T. '^ te • Employees of Greater Media and their families are not eligible to win. Call 908-671-8518 THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 11,1994 5 5 048b Infants OSO Musical 060 Garage Sales 060 Garage Sales 060 Garage £ 060 Garage Sales 063 Instruction Juvenile Items Instruments CRIB/YOUTH BED- Natural FREEHOLD- MANALAPAN-10 Appomatox OLD BRIDGE- SAYREVILLE- 881 Borden- COMPUTER HELP ALL SUBJECTS/Study Skills finish w/combo dressing table/ GUITAR Rd. (off Gettysburg from town Ave. (between GSP & K-8 or Spec. Ed cert, teacher. dresser. Orig. $1,400. Asking MULTI-FAMILY Union Hill Rd.) Sat. & Sun. 5/ 35+ HOMES Hwy. 9) May 14 & 15, 10-4. Got a new PC? Feeling lost? Your home or mine. Used Acoustic. Also used 14 & 15, 10-3. No early birds. Rain/shine. Household items. Let an expert come to your $500. CaU 908-321-1338 12 Asbury Ave. (1 block in Whispering Pines Estates (Rt. 908-679-5055, 908-723-0921 music books. Price negotiable. Furn., household, kids stuff, home or office, set it up for from Rte. 33 east, near Ko- 516 Between Rt. 9 & 18) Sat./ Call Jill 908-536-5736 microwave & much more. SOUTH RIVER 11 Grand Ave you, and teach you how to slowski Dr.) Sat. 5/14, 9-4. Sun. 5/14 & 15, 9am-4pm. CHEMISTRY/BIOLOGY LARGE MULTI FAMILY (Old Bridge Tpk.-Leonardine) u s e it. Reasonable. 049 Merchandise ANNUAL COMMUNITY SALE Experienced Teacher ORGAN - Hammond-Everett FREEHOLD-355 Concord Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 908-758-0214 NO EARLY BIRDS Call 908-238-0652 series. Good cond. 1st. $250. Drive (Corner Bunker Hill) Sat. MANALAPAN-26 Yorktowne May 13, 14 & 15, 8-4. Dr. (off Gordons Corner Rd.) FELICIA’S SCHOOL Takes it. Call after 7pm 5/14, 9-3. 6 FAMILIES. Girl OLD BRIDGE- 6 Clover St. COMPUTER TUTORING AAAA ANTHONY'S ANTIQUE 908-264-6583 Scout Fund Raiser. Sat. 5/14, 9-3. Rain date 5/15. (off Gaub & Cindy St.) Friday MOVING SALE OF PIANO. Private lessons. PAYS TOP $$$$ for used fur Snowblower, stairmaster, 5/13, 9-1. Clothes, Games, $12./Vzhr. Call 908-525-9286 In your home or my Sayreville household items etc. Furn., port-a-crib, kids stuff office. Friendly, relaxed at niture, glass, art, toys, all col ORGAN- Baldwin Fantasia. 5 books, miscellaneous. lectables, etc. Love attics & HAZLET FRENCH & ITALIAN mosphere. Beginners wel octave length keyboards, 2 MANALAPAN-4 Barrister Lane SOUTH RIVER basements. Estate contents 44 & 46 Bucknell Dr. (Middle OLD BRIDGE-Central Pk. Very patient, international in come. Affordable. Call & leave octave length pedals, built in (off Symmes Rd.) Saturday bought or auctions. Est. 1979 Rd. to Fleetwood Dr. to Buck Diana Ct. (Hwy 34 to Dock structor will teach you French message at 908-651-2255 rhythm & more. Asking $800. 5/14, 9am-4pm. Baby items, Rd. Oriental Palace make all MOVING SALE 908-264-3130 Baskin Robbins Call 908-246-4828 nell) Saturday 5/14, 8-4. or Italian for school, business, 908-739-9847 for Uncle Joe toys & household goods. 1st left hand turns) Sat. & travel or personal enrichment. HAZLET- 50 Sunset St. (off Old Bridge SAVE THIS AD Sun. 5/14 & 15, 9-3 Call Mark at 908-238-4079 ELEMENTARY PIANO TUNER/REPAIRMAN M AN ALAP AN-40 Sandpiper Tpke. to Leonardine, second Reliable & reasonable. Assoc. Dr. (off Gordons Corner Rd.) left to Sunset). Sat., & Sun., PIANO & ORGAN LESSONS Reading & math. K-8. Cert, AAAAAA Antiques, used furn., 12 FAMILIES PARLIN 5/14 & 15, 9am-3pm. teacher. 908-462-3022 estates, contents of homes, Member of the Piano Techni Sat. & Sun. 5/14 & 15, 9-1. State certified, Julliard trained. cians Guild. 609-655-2723 2 Marsand Dr. (Corner of Lau Household items, jewelry, etc. 908-888-8377/264-6458 3 Elm Terrace (off Ernston UNION BEACH 15 yrs. exp. 908-264-1093 rel A ve ) Sat. 5/14, 9-3. 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Kitchen floors, backs DECKS-Cleaned & Restored 908-957-0226 • 908-681-8060 PARVANEH Call Jennifer 908-972-8386 • Maintenance...908-251-8524 plash, foyers. 908-505-6564 Call 908-255-1018 THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 11, 1994 5 7 C A LL W e H o no r 1-800-660-4-ADS Deadline Friday 11 AM Business & Service This directory will be revised monthly. Cancellations will be accepted and necessary copy changes will be made for the first publication of the month only. Please check deadline information. ASPH ALT/CON CRETE PAVING BU ILDING/REMODELING BUILDING/REMODELING A & 5 908-206-0899 A W L C R A F T PERFECT R & R Home i n d e x PAVING & CONSTRUCTION I SEAL COATING PAVING CO., INC. TNT Beautification • Additions • Air/Heat Serving Area Over 10 Years Residential/Commercial Dealing Exclusively in the • Renovations Design & Installation of DANE CUSTOM Custom Decks SPECIALIZING IN: • Appliance Repair • Driveways • Basements • Concrete • RR Ties • Interlocking CARPENTRY INC. 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Call 908-495-1364 O n e pleasant shopping experience, lnt./Ext. Free est. Fully ins. 908-780-3575 • 908-462-9558 SCREENPRINTING SAL'S PAINTING T-shirts, sweats, jackets, hats, PAINT 3 ROOMS signs, decals, vinyl lettering. and n o w tw o w ays to p ay fo r it. $299. ANY COLOR MIKE DOLLY 908-294-8979 FOR INQUIRIES CALL 908-390-0103 908-521-0537 THE WALL DOCTOR Custom Paperhanging ABOVE ALL - Roofing/Siding O n e w a y . ^ A n o t h e r w a y \ By Tex Miller. 908-536-9451 Reliable Quality Service Free est. 1 -800-553-3733 WALLPAPER The Saturn SL Tbe Saturn S l Hung with TLC, patience & AFFORDABLE neatness! Maria 908-888-1337 Roofing, shingles, flat roofing, WCG PAINTING repairs, siding. 908-525-9656 We’ll be honored to paint your home. 24hrs 908-238-9576 ALEX SMUTKO R O O F I N G SYNONYMOUS 1 1 ,2 1 r <156— *1500 a-36 Months The economy and taxes are ABSOLUTE hurting both of us. I need you, MSRP: o f the 1994 SL is $11,210 including preparation & transportation. Tax, Lease payment based on 1994 Saturn SL Sedan, 5-speed, AC, MSRP $11,210 exclud and you WILL save money license & other options additional Tbe Saturn SL Includes air bag, air conditioning, ing title, taxes, license fee and insurance. First month's lease payment of $147 plus with me. 4 cyl, 5 speed manual, r/defrost, poly dent resistant panels, radials.And tbe fuel $200 refundable security deposit, down payment of $1500 due at inception. Option POWER WASHING economy you get is an EPA estimatid 28 city/37 highway ppg with a manual to purchase at lease end for $6950. Payment total $5616. VIN. *RZ288364. STK. • Res./Commercial Roofing transmission. *E3099. VIN. *RZ291607. STK. *F0666. Siding, decks, gutters & I’ll roof your house as if it concrete. Bill 908-251-7089 were my own. Smutko Roof BARON’S Power Washing ing, year after year, proven to be on top of the roofing indus Best prices. 908-370-9390 try. The Dec. ’92 & ’93 Nor* W e opted to m ake your decision on how to ow n one a little easier. Easter demonstrated what can HOUSE WASHING happen to an improperly in ATA POWERCLEAN stalled roof. Don’t let it hap B ut no m atter w hether you lease or buy we'll alw ays offer our K 9 Member N.J. BBB pen to you! Please call Alex! 1-800-794-1417 908-583-0412 800-794-ROOF CRAZY LOW SPRING no hassle, no fuss shopping experience. T hat's alw ays standard. s a t u ?n JIM’S Power Washing REROOF PRICES!! BEST PRICES. 908-545-6682 Using 25 year warranty shin gles. Hand nailing at its best. CALL NOW!!! Offer Subject to approval by primary lending source. 12,000 mi./yr. with excess mileage at IOC mi. Lessee responsible POWER WASHING Limited Time Offer for maintenence & excess wear and tear. You must take delivery from retailer stock by May 15, 1994. ACTION Contractors...! do sub-work • Decks • Patios ANYTIME, ANYWHERE •Aluminum/Vinyl • Driveways THE ROOF DOCTOR SATURN o f F R E E H O L D SATURN o f E A T O N T O W N • Sidewalks • Brick Cleaning Call John 908-251-0893 Seals your leaks when you need protection the most. 4039 Rt. 9 North Freehold, NJ 67 Rt. 36 Eatontown, NJ Roof repair specialist. GUTTER CLEANING 908-303-8700 908-389-8822 Free estimates. Fully insured. SALES M-F....9-9 SAT....9-6 SALES M-F....9-9 SAT...9-6 POOL OPENINGS Evans Maint. 1-800-303-3873 SERVICE & PARTS M-F. . .8-5 SERVICE & PARTS M-E...8-5 SAT....8-12 ASCH ROOFING and SIDING & REPAIRS • Seamless Gutters • Repairs Call EARLY, SWIM Early Fully Insured. Free Estimates. A Different Kind o f Company. A Different Kind o f C a r . 908-367-0465 leave message 908-238-4463/908-257-6965 6 2 MAY 11, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT 096b Window 091 Roofing/Siding HO Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale WaoktHNI f W H l lf lg CARLIN ROOFING BUICK CENTURY ’75-Wagon. CHEVROLET CORVETTE '88 CHEVY IMPALA *71 EAGLE TALON '93 TSIAWD INFINITI J30 ’93-Leather, am/ Construction. Roofs, vinyl sid AJC CLEANING Elec. blue, mint cond., loaded, HONDA CIVIC '85- 5 spd., re In good condition. 350 auto White. Exc. running cond. Turbo, A/c. 5 spd. Like new. liable, 130,000 miles. Runs fm stereo cass., CD, sunroof, ing, gutters, leaders, all re matic. $550. Call removable top, 4 spd. W/OD. Asking $400 or best offer. Only 9,000 miles. Must sell. cruise control, p/w, p/l, 17,200 pairs. Free estimates, insured WINDOWS/GUTTERS 8,000 orig. miles Car has Great. $1,000. Call 908-566-2984 Call 908-254-3225 $15,900. Call 908-463-1887 908-821-1886 miles, garage kept, showroom 908-458-5619 REASONABLE & RELIABLE been in storage. Serious in cond. Asking $25,500. Call CALL 908-363-6037 F O R D TAURUS G L ’92 BUICK CENTURY ’92 quires only. Asking $21,500. CHRYSLER LE BARON '89- HONDA PRELUDE ’86 908-888-9376 CENTURY ROOFING Call 609-259-3903 Air, auto, ail power, leather 45,000 miles. Exc. cond., p/w, Silver grey. 4 dr., am/fm ster Black, exc. cond. 75,000 mi. LINCOLN TOWNCAR WE’RE RATED #1! seats. 46,000 miles. Asking p/dr. lock. AIR BAG. Price Ne eo, cruise, air, p/dr. locks, CHEVY BERETTA '89 leave message 908-780-3577 Leak specialist/gutter cleaning $6,000. Call 908-257-1377 gotiable. Call 908-431 -2694 ’85-58,000 ORIGINAL MILES. 8,800 miles. Asking $10,000. GT- 2 Dr. White w/grey inter. Garage kept. $4,650. Call Expert results. 908-254-1329 Call after 5pm 908-739-2746 V6, air, p/s, p/b, p/w, p/dr. DODGE 600 ES TURBO '86 FORD TAURUS LX Wagon HYUNDAI EXCEL COUPE 908-303-9390 '88-3 dr. hatchback. 4 cyl., 5 J & R ROOFING & SIDING locks, tilt, cruise. Exc. cond. '86. 76,000 miles. Fully load BUICK CENTURY WAGON spd., p/s, p/b, air, am/fm ster MAZDA MX6 LX '88-5 spd. 62,000 miles. Asking $5,000. ed. Exc. cond. Asking $3,900. UNBEATABLE RATES ’85-Clean-needs timing chain. CONVERTIBLE eo cass., fab/int., power sun air, p/b, p/s, p/w, cruise, tilt BOATING Call 908-462-5356 or best offer. 908-370-2725 Exp. & Ins. 908-846-7525 $495. Call 908-462-0744 p/w, p/l, digital dash. Runs roof, p/seats, gauges, radial sun roof, am/fm cass. 87,000 CHEVY CAPRICE Great. 80,000 miles. Asking FORD TAURUS WAGON tires. 73,123 miles. $1,988. miles. Asking $5,200. Call BUICK LE SABRE '91 - 4 dr. BROUGHAM '88-4 dr., 8 cyl., 908-583-3914 $3,800. Call 908-251-4914 '91. Company car. Fully load Price excludes tax & tags. RL LEMPFERT Am/fm cass., air. p/w & seats. V8, 3 spd., p/s, p/b, air, am/fm ed. High highway mileage VIN#JU 118324 i l l B o a , for Sale 70,000 hwy. miles. $6,500. stereo, fab int., p/seats, gaug MERCEDES 500 SEL '85 Re-roofing, tear-offs, repairs DODGE DAYTONA ’85-Silver Asking $7,499. Call 4 dr. sedan, ABS, air bag, Call 908-671-5275 es, p/mir., cruise, w/w tires. Call 908-679-0096 w/burgundy int., 4cyl., auto, pi 908-739-2849 64,893 miles. $6,995. Price ONE OWNER sunroof, new tires, 8 cyl., am/ s. p/b, p/w, p/mir., am/fm ster fm cass. 108,000 mi. Mint S & R ROOFING & SIDING 131/2 FT. ALUMINUM VEE- 4 BUICK LE SABRE SEDAN excludes tax & tags. VIN# HONDA ACCORD LX '90 MAURO MOTORS INC. HP Johnson, motor, new ’81- 40,000 mi. on newer en eo w/CO 65,000 miles condition. Asking $13,900. Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. JR146702 $2,000. Call 908-294-9203 Fully loaded, 37,000 miles, 908-634-4100 FREE Estimates 908-679-2291 Minnkota electric motor, bat gine, P/S, P/B, A/C, 4 spd. Great buy. $10,000. Call Kim Call 908-360-2714 tery, oars, anchor. $650. firm auto, pullout stereo, runs well. 1 -800-257-5071 days HYUNDAI EXCEL-GL '88 MERCURY COLONY PARK Call 908-846-0153 Many new parts, have repair JET BLACK BUY IT 908-390-0839 evenings. dr., auto, am/fm cass., 84,000 '82- Full power. 9 pass. records. $1,400. or best offer. miles. Garage kept, clean 78,000 miles, exc. cond. Ask 092 Special Services 15’ GRUMMAN Call 908-238-8549 “ALL THE TOYS” SELL IT HONDA ACCORD LXI *88 Asking $1,900. 908-238-9138 4 dr., 5 spd., moon-roof, ing $1,800. Call 908-462-8465 1987. Aluminum. Center con MAURO MOTORS INC. BUICK SOMERSET ’86-2 dr., fully loaded, 1 owner. HYUNDAI SONATA ’91- A/C sole w/Johnson 28 special 908-634-4100 FIND IT MG MGB ’80-Convertible DEVLIN REUPHOLSTERY outboard & EZ loader trailer. dk. red, am/fm, air, p/s, nice, 34,000 miles. Exc. cond. tilt wheel, P/S, FWD, auto, 40,000 miles. Always ga Dining room chairs, kitchen $2,500. 908-679-9178 but bad engine. $500. or best CLASSIFIED must see. $7,700. or best 44,000 mi. $7,000. or best raged. Immaculate condition sets, etc. Reas, rates. Call offer. Call 908-888-9582 offer. Call 908-815-1654 offer. Call 908-257-4683 $6,500. Call 908-223-1489 17' CHRIS CRAFT Bow Rider Bob 908-727*7394 ’86. 75hp Mercury, EZ loader £ftflENDS/Delivery/Pickup trailer, many extras. Asking Kathy 908-251-5953 $5,000. Call 908-821-9126 “ 17’ SILVERLINE BOWRIDER '79. 40 hp Johnson sea horse FITNESS PLUS w/ '89 low rider trailer. Asking Certified & exp. In-home $3,000. Call 908-828-5953 IITENHOUSE l*IR R trainers. Toning, weight lose. 20’ BUCCANEER-SAILBOAT. Guar, results. 908-247-2732 Sleeps 4. 10 hp Chrysler OB. EZ load trailer. $2,500. Call FURNITURE 908-671-9592 REFINISHING REPAIR 21' CHRIS CRAFT Scorpion Caning • Rushing '86-230 Mercruiser, I/O. VHF, 908-938-4064 AM/FM, FF, cuddy. Reliable family boat. Asking $7,000. IMPERIAL IMPROVEMENTS Call 908-681-6794 Manufacturer of furniture counter tops, bedrooms, and 22' MACH 1 Commodore ’87 wall units. Also carpentry Merc 260, only 38 hours work. Call 908-363-5297 Sleeps 4. Mint-a Rolls Royce LOADED. Asking $17,000 LADIES NIGHT OUT Call 908-254-2154 05 Great prices on leather hand 908-628*0824 bags, quartz watches, jewelry, 2 5 ’ CAPE DORY ’73- N E W * « 2 M » s k belts & lots more. Lets get to SAILBOAT. 8 hp. Yamaha. 3 dr. h/b, 4 cyl, auto overdrive, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm stereo/cass, gether, have a few friends Excellent condition. Must sell. power sunroof, cruise, p/w, tint, console, p/d/l, r/wipe-wash, tilt, over & shop! Call Sandi $5,000. Call 908-758-9245 full size spare, royal blue. 500 rebate or 2.9% APR for 48 mo„ Stk 908-545-8042 27’ HUNTER ’81-Exc. shoal, #8176, VIN #R5128) 76, MSRP $18,620, Rebate $500, College Yanmar, wheel, furling, in Grad Rebate $400, Discount $2120. REPAIR IT!!! water ready to sail. $15,600 Call 908-280-9225 DON’T REPLACE ITHI Windshields profess, repaired 34' HUNTER '84. SAILBOAT. Buy For* 1 5 ,6 0 0 Guaranteed. 908-409-7327 Well equipped. Good condi tion. $35,000. Call SLIPCOVERS, Custom made. 908-528-7094 Your fabric. QUALITY WORK, BIG SAVINGS. 908-257-5409 5.2 METERS B O S T O N WHALER HARPOON- TELEPHONE Installation Sailboat, w/trailer. North sails 4 dr,, 6 cyl, auto overdrive, p/s, p/b, air, am/fm st/cass, tint, mats, Repair, Jacks, Wiring $1,700. Call 908-747-1399 T A U V ^ U ^ S <51* p/d/l, r/wipe-wash, tilt. Color: Emerald Green. Stk. #8428, VIN 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX KAWASAKI 550 '89- Water #RAI 48428. MSRP $18,490, Rebate $500. College Grad Rebate Call Ed, 908-536-2477 vehicle. Exc. cond., fast, new $400, Discount $2190. motor, Asking $1,700. also Kawasaki 300 '86-Exc. cond. modified parts. Asking $1,000 Call Greg 908-462-2675 Buy For* 1 5 ,9 0 0 ALTERATIONS- Men/Women KAWASAKI 750 SS ’92- DRESSMAKING. Custom Personal Water vehicle. 2 Bridal Parties. 908-446-4838 seater, exc. cond., incls. trail er, cover, vests, stainless n£W 1*93 FORD HEMMING, ETC... prop., many extras. Asking $4,995. call 908-922-4522 Type & Sew 908-462-7494 X L P L U S Wag., 6 cyl., 3 Itr., auto trans. w/od., p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm SEA DOO XP '93-WATER st/cass, cruise, rf rack, buckets, r/def, rec/seats, p/w, tint, MARIA’S VEHICLE. Super low hours. console, p/d/l, tilt, styl wh, 7 passenger, color: twilight blue, EXPERT TAILORING Brand new, show room cond. Must see & sell immed. Cover Stk. #93A50, VIN #PZC60669, MSRP $20,231, Disc. $5232. Reasonable. 908-888-7959 & davit incl. $5,400. 908-286-1958 094a Transportation WAVE RUNNER Buy For * 1 5 ,9 9 9 Yamaha ’89. Water Vehicle. OLYMPIC Airport Shuttle 500cc. w/trailer. Custom paint. Looks & runs great! Asking 26 departures to/from Newark $2,200. Call 908-780-7491 Airport. $15. FROM HAZLET. 3 dr H/B, 6 cyl, 5 spd. man. trans. p/anti-lock brakes, air, am/fm $12. FROM WOODBRIDGE. st/cass, fab/int, buckets, rec/seats, gauges, r def, p/drl, p/wind., JFK & NYC Piers, $25. & up. 106 Boating Call 1-800-822-9797 p/mir, tint, tilt wheel/column, cruise, intermit wipers, p/ant Accessories mag/alum whls. Color: Rio Red. Stk #3737. VIN #RSI33737. MSRP $19,680, Rebate $500, College Grad Rebate $400, 096a Window OUTBOARD MOTOR Discount $ 1981. Treatments 15 HP YAMAHA w/gas tank. 1 yr. warranty. Used 16 hrs. Asking $1,3 00. Call CUSTOM BLINDS 908-566-5799 after 5pm. Buy For* 1 6 ,7 6 6 Up to 70 % off. 908-308-3954 CUSTOM CURTAINS Low Prices...... 908-577-0375 WINDOW TREATMENTS Wag., 6 cyl., 3.8 Itr., auto trans. w/od., p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, cruise, rf rack, buckets, rec/seats, p/w, tint, p/d/l, tilt, styl BY JERRY AUTOMOTIVE wh, 7 passenger, color: crimson red, full size spare, Stk # 12940, VIN #SBAI2940, MSRP $22,480, Disc $2481. Custom Made Shop At Home Verticals, mini blinds, pleated shades. 60% discount w/free 110 Autoa estimate, measuring and installation. 100% guaranteed, B u y F o r* \ 9g999 ^ rry Asch 1*609-655-7548 ACURA INTEGRA ’90-5 spd., air, am/fm cass., exc. cond., ONLY 26,000 MILES LU0E ALL COSTS TO CONSUMER EXCEPT UCEIv Asking $9,500. Call 908-446-6771 A A A LEVY’S DUN-RITE WINDOWS WASHED AUDI 5000S 700 SHREWSBURY AVE. STORMS & SCREENS 80. Loaded. Runs well. GUTTERS CLEANED Needs some work. Asking No waiting. Exc., clean work. $750. or best offer. Call R E D BANK (908) 741- Reas, rates. 908-739-8755 908-721-5183 THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 11, 1994 6 3 mmmga 112 Autos/Trucks 112 Autos/Trucks »13 Auto Parts m m m 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos .or Sale 117 Trucks/Van* 17 Tr ans Wanted Wanted AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 Days SUNLINE ’92-17’ Travel trail MITSUBISHI GALANT LS ’89 TOYOTA CELICA ST ’89 $ HIGHEST PRICES $ DODGE DAKOTA P/U ’91 - 4 FORD CLUB WAGON ’91-15 AC, all pwr., sunroof. 73,000 Auto., a/c, p/s, p/b, am/fm Free Removal of Junk Cars. TRUCK CAP seater, burgundy, 34,000 mi. er, sleeps 5. Like new, full $$ for new/old: 908-390-5531 ALL CARS. 908-251-7552 cyl., 5 spd., 57,000 miles. awning, A/C, heat, refrigera miles. $6,600. 908-390-4352 cass. 68,000 mi. Original Fits Chevy S10. Onyx black. Exc. condition. $9,300. A/C, P/S, P/B, P/W, very Pager 627-3360 owner. Mint cond. Asking JUNK & RUNNING CARS Best offer over $500. Call clean, twin gas tanks. Asking tor, range, sink, bathroom. Call 908-254-2410 $6,700. 908-238-1982 $6,895. Call 609-448-4639 ALL SCRAP CARS 24 HOUR SERVICE 908-727-5434 $12,900. Call 908-937-9063 NISSAN SENTRA ’84-111,000 after 3 p.m. AND TRUCKS. LARGE OR TOP CASH PRICES PAID FORD AEROSTAR VAN ’87-6 miles. Good condition. Asking TOYOTA COROLLA '81- SMALL. ANY CONDITION. CALL 908-536-8031 cyl., 3 spd., p/s, p/b, air, am/ TRAILER $ 1 ,200. Please call hatchback. 4 dr., p/s, p/b, air, US Motorcycles f FORD CONVERSION VAN H & H AUTO WRECKERS fm stereo cass., fab/int., gaug 908-329-0315 am/fm, runs well. Only 75,000 WANTED-RUNNING and '92- Beautiful 2 toned blue, ATCO-22’. Rear full bath, 908-591-0366 es, p/mir., cruise, rf rack, in miles. Asking $700. Call REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks fully loaded, $18,500. Call kitchen w/full refrig. Spacious, termit wipers, buckets, r/def., OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 908-390-1938 $100. and UP. Junk Cars 908-494-1544 sleeps 8. Great Conditionl digital dash, rec/seats, mats, BROUGHAM ’86- Loaded, $ CASH PAID $ Removed. 908-238-9481 HARLEY DAVIDSON $2,800. Call 908-583-9571 TROUBLE Selling Your Car? console, pin stripe, styl. FORD F350 ’72 good condition in & out. AH makes & models. Cash on SPORTSTER WINNEBAGO '83 22’ Class A 70,000 original miles. $3,200. Free Advice/Consignment WE BUY JUNK CARS wheel. 80,153 miles. $4,995. 12' box, auto, ac, p/s, p/b, the SPOT. Call 908-477-6846 ’92. Custom seat, extra All extras. 61,000 hwy. miles. Call 908-866-0132 Cash Today/Sympathy Marlboro Auto Wreckers Price excludes tax & tags. am/fm stereo. 1 owner. Exc. 908-591-1400 chrome Garage kept. LIKE VIN#HZA23611 cond. 33,000 orig. miles. Good condition. Asking Auction/Wholesale $10,500. Call 609-443-6009 OLDSMOBILE DELTA Royale WE DO IT ALL! CASH PAID NEW. Only 2,800 miles. Call 908-828-1719 ’82- 4 dr., p/s, p/b, air, vinyl ARTY’S AUTO SALES WE PAY THE MOST $6,900. Call 908-458-4935 For junk cars, trucks, for SUPER CLEAN FORD HIGH TOP ’90 VAN- roof, am/fm stereo. 118,000 EAST BRUNSWICK recycling. Call anytime Tommy CASH AT YOUR DOOR HONDA CB 1100 F ’83- Original owner. 38,000 miles, miles. Asking $1,000. Call 908-257-6700 !19Car/V For any running car or truck. Limited Edition. Excellent con TWO TONE PAINT loaded mint. $15,000 firm. 908-727-5832 Dell’s 908-787-5453 8 H H H $100. CASH BONUS if clean. dition. Many extras, must see. MAUBO MOTORS INC. Call 908-607-2757 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA '87 - $2,375. Call 908-462-7937 DONATE Cars • Vans • RVs • Call DR. CASH 908-390-6060 908-634-4100 PONTIAC GRAND AM ’86-ac, Antelope. Good condition. • Trucks • Boats • Furniture to MARLBORO AREA YAMAHA Y2 125 ’91-Mint JEEP WAGONEER '64 5 spd., stereo, am/fm tape 117,000 miles. Asking $3,000. Charity serving the Blind. condition, must see, low 350 Chevy engine. Good Luxury Van Pool. From Marl player, 54,000 miles, Exc. Call 908-329-0074 IRS Tax Deductible. FREE miles, must sell. Asking BUY IT cond. $750. or best offer. Call boro to Port Authority. $125. cond. $3,000. Call for details. TOWING! NEED NOT RUN. 908-254-3225 per month. Call Marty for de VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT 'GL $2,800. or best offer. Call & 908-566-9124 8O0-2-DONATE/8OO-236-6283 tails at 908-431-9591 ’92 Metallic grey, A/C, auto, SELL IT PORSCHE 944 85 1/2 17,800 miles, p/sun roof, ENGLISHTOWN Speed Shop CAR STEREO - BLAUPUNKT Use your VISA FIND IT Red, loaded. Great condition alarm, cruise, alloy wheels, Want Used Performance Parts AM/FM cassette player. New. or MASTERCARD Classified Works! $7,000. or best offer. am/fm cass. Asking $13,100. For Consignment Or To BUY Removable, you can take it to pay for your CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED SELLS! Call 908-329-6859 PLease call 908-938-2101 Englishtown Rd 908-792-0400 with you. $200. 908-521-5366 Classified Ad 1-800-660-4ADS I 1 E B B NISSAN ■ ...... , , ; : .. OF KEYPORT PINE BELT NISSAN COMES TO KEYPORT PRE-GRAND-OPENING CELEBRATION! NOBODY BEATS OUR PRICES M AKE US PROVE IT! 45 90 QUESTS NEW 1994 NISSAN MAXIMASf We're not fancy or availabU SENTRA 4 DR. XE availabl 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm bStW em eBhlt ^ 6 7 st/cass, fab/int, r/def, body side ml, intermit wipers, air bag, 26 miles, stk #295, outletof Keyportisnow PICKUPS VIN #RC736158, MSRP $14,054.00. ivailable discount $2148. ^ BUY FOR LEASE FOR NEW 1994 NISSAN made Pine MAXIMA GXE NEW 1994 NISSAN 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, 16 miles, stk #K9, VIN #RT248092, MSRP $22,809.00, ALTIMA GXE *11,906 M OS discount $4313. 2o^ L altimas I dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, .buckets, rec/seats, console, r/def, p/w, p/Iks, BUY FOR LEASE FOR 240 SXs JS£vai,ablf p/mir, body side ml, tint, cruise, p/tr, intermit wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, Stk #K0S5, VIN #RC187321, , available MSRP $17,559.00, discount $1616. 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O F K E Y P O R T 2 6 4 - 1 3 2 3 inc?od^Ct^,OOCrd^w4?^0r^doSfone^ef * lease, 36 mos. 13,000 mi per year. Maxima is $179 per month + tax, $3000 down + 1st payment and security deposit, 36 mos Residual ot $14,141,13,000 miles Der 'J ■■ CLEAN UP J _____J o s e d c a r s BAD CREDIT? ROUTE 35 KEYPORT Cali ahead for pre-approved T r u c k s a v m l k credit & receive $200 towards WITH A FLEA 908-264-4006 /our purchase. All applications welcome regardless of your 9 ACRES OF USED CARS, NEW DODGES, BUICKS, JEEPS, EAGLES, LINCOLNS & MERCURYSAT PARKWAY EXIT 117 credit experience. Credit specialists on premises. PINE BELT SPRING SPECIAL AUTO GROUP C a l l YOUR CHOICI =$1 5 ,9 9 5 ! Bill Hamilton '93 MERCUttY TOPAZ GS H l.see i the 4 dr., 4 cyl, aulo. p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/ca>s fab. int.. 1-8 OO-FON-CREDIT p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def., p/w, p/Iks, p/mir, bsm, tint, cruise, p/tr, pin 1-800-366-2733 Classified Pages , strip, intermit wipers, alum wh, white/blue int, 13,015 mi, Stk #594, Vin #RB600033 $11,995 93 OLDS EIGHTY-EIGHT ROYALE LS © 4 dr, 2 wd 6 cyi, auto, o/d, p/s, p/b. a/c, am/tm st/oass, leather/int, p/seats, rec/seats, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, cru*se, p/tr. dig dash, sec sys, pin strip, intermit wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, alum wh, SIR air bag. driver's side, Stk #525. VIN #PH306477, 21,637 miles. Exterior Color: Gray, Interior Color: Burg ______*15,995 92 JEEP CHEROKEE LAREDO 4X4 2 dr., 6 cyl., aulo w/overdrive, p/anti-lock brakes, a/c, am/fm st/cass., lab. ini,, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r def.. p/w, p/d/l, bsm, tint, cruise, r/rack, pin strip, intermit wip ers, p/ant, lill, alum. wh. 37,434 mi, Green/Gra/ Int, STK. #6508, Vin #NL212530. *15,995 MORE D C A R V A U ’87 BUICK ’90 MERCURY ’88 PONTIAC ’89 MERCURY ’91 CHEVY CENTURY LIMITED TOPAZ GS BONNEVILLE GRAND MARQUIS CAVILIER j 4di 2 wd, 6 cyl, auto, p/s. p/b, 4 dr, 4 cyt., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, 4 or.. 2 wd. 6 cyl, auto/od. p/s, 4 dr., 8 cyl., auto, 0/0. 2 dr., 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b. at am/tm .sl/cass.. fat int m st. fab int., buckets, rec. p/l a/c, am/tm st/cass, tad ml, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, | Duckets, gauges, f/der, p/w- p/dfl, sts, gauges, r/det.. p/w. p/d/l. p/s s, gauges, r/def.. p/w, p/d/l, st/cass, lea. int.. p/seats, buckets. rec/seats, wm, tint, pin strip, Wt m tires, I p/mir, wm. tint, cruise, p/tr. i bsn. tint, cruise, p/tr, int. r/def., p/w, p/dl, p/ant, console, oauges, r/def, I ptn strip, int wip«rs, mats. titt. i bd/side/md. tint, tilt, styled (3o/n& d)ee //u star/gray ml., Stk #6500. Vin wipers, mats, p/ant. tilt. alum, p/mir, b/s/m, tint, tilit, wheels gray/gray int, low I tffl473639, 43,578 mi LOW wti, SHver/Gray int. Stk #6502, cruise, p/tr, pin strip, int. int, 50.729 mi. Stk #581, VIN milesl 23,211 mi„ Stk I MILES!. Vir #JW305249,61,464 mi. wipers, w/w. 63.357 mi. #576, VIN #M7171137 LB619148 Stk #272, VIN KX63520C c y / / / c A e w Lease A New 1994 LEXUSES 300 *4,995 *5,995 (*6,995 *7,495 *7,495 4 d r, V-6, auto, p/steering, abs brakes, p/windows, moonroof. leather Interior, floor mats, wheel locks, trunk mat. VIN '87 CADILLAC COUPE ’91 CHEVROLET 88 MERCURY 89 PLYMOUTH 90 MERCURY #R004588£. MSRP: $ 34,103. 1995 SC 300’s DEVILLE CORSICA LT SABLE L/S WAGON VOYAGER COUGAR 2 dr, 2wd, 8 cyl, auto o/d, p/s/b. 4 dr, 6 cyt, auto, P/S, P/B, A/C, Wa jon, 4 dr. 6 cvl, auto 00, Wag., 4 cyl., auto, p/s, mc anvim sVcass. leather/int. m st/cass, taWnt,. buckets, P/S. P/B. A/C MMM st/cass, blue sembon landau rf, p/seats, fab int. P/sts, Rec/sts, R'Oei p/b, a/c. am/fm sl, rf rack, p/seats, buckets, console, ' ‘ ‘ ‘ i, p/di".... seats, console, gauges, r/def, PA ' P/D/L. P/mir, btVside md. buckets, r/def, tint, pin r/def. p/w, p/dr Icks, p/mir, 36 mo & S C 4 0 0 ' s Ift. p/t b/s/m, tint, cruise, pin tint R/wipe-wash, cruise, Rl p/t:. rck Dio dash, intermit wipers strip, blue, gray cloth bd/sid^md. tint, tilt, cruise, . tilt, > strip, tnttr/wipe, tit, styl wheel ma s. tilt, alum wh, keyless door p/tr, pin strip, intermit white. cvrs, Mue/tXue interior, 31,536 interior, 7 passenger. wipers, mats, alum wh. color while Stk #586 61,756 ml, Stk #649? Nack/btack cloth int 63.952 #3H420246 58,675 miles S. Stk, #6480, VIN #MY115733 mi.. Stk #391 VIN i S H ” Vin#KP249642 #LH654042 *7,495__ *7,995 *7,995 S7J)95 *8,995 ’89 JEEP 91 BUICK ’QQ ippp '91 DODGE D-150 '92 MERCURY COUGAR WRANGLER REGAL CtEROKEE LAREDO RAM PICK-UP LS MX BROUGHAM 2 dr., 4 wd, 6 cyl., auto, p/s, 4 dr.. 6 cyl., auto, p/s. p/b, a/c, 2 dr., 4 wd.. 6 cyl.. auto od., 8 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, 21,2nd, ! tyl„mojW >s.n't am/fm st/cass. fab/int, moon p/s p/b anb-lock, a/c, am/fm am/fm st/cass, fab/int, « jmlm floss tort pseats Lease A New 1994 LEXUS GS 300 Lease A New 1994 LEXUS LS 400 p/b, no a/c. am/fm st. rl, p/seats, rec/seats, gauges, st/ass, fab/int. buckets, vtnyl/int, buckets, gau r/del, p/w, p/dr Icks, p/mir, recseats. console, gauges, gauges, bd/side/md. tint, Mas russ. mot mes »«t r/def, tint, intermit wif bd/side/md. tint, tilt, cruise, pin r/dal. p/w, p/Iks, bd/side/md, pin strip, short bed, styl A fit LeFaor $1 5 5 ^ 3 6 mos. Buy For $1 4 , 8 4 8 •ick ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ir ieir i r ★ -fc ★ "k ★ ! By getting you the most car for your money. 1994 CHRYSLER LEBARON CONVERTIBLE 6TC FWD, auto Irans, 4 spd. man trans, P/S, P/B, 6 cyl 3.0L eng, ctr cons, A/C, t/gls, rr ...By giving you the courteous, personal service you deserve. detog/defrost, AM/FM ster/cass, P/dr Iks/windsArnk rel, tilt, cruise, P/bkt/reclnr sts, bsm, mats, lighted van mirr, sport mirrs, mag/alum whls. MSRP $18,970. Discount ^ ...By giving you over 25 years of combined leasing expertise. $375. Lease for $285.73 for 36 mos. 12,000 mi per yr, 15* per mi over. $1500 cap cost...... reduction and $400 College.. 'Grad down. ’ in. Residual $9105.'“$9105.60. *Total * * | $285.73 x 36 moss =* $10,286.28.1st pymntp $285.73, $300 sec dep, $1500 cap ci ...By ottering ail Manufacturer Rebates and Rate Specials. reduction, $400 College Grad“ ■ = $2485.73 + M.V. & DOC fees due at lease signing Lease $OOC73 Mo “«* F o r 285”36 ^ Mos. B u , For *18,595 We Lease 1988 1991 1993 1990 CHRYSLER 1992 CHRYSLER 1993 CHRYSLER Every Make And Model PONTIAC PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH 5™ AVENUE LeBARON LANDAU NEW YORKER FIREBIRD LASER ACCLAIM FWD, auto, p/s, p/b. fi cyl. a/c, 4 dr sedan, fwd, auto. p/s. 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VIN JL202953. miles. Vin 14,849 miles. VIN leather int. VIN 10816844 owner. Only 23,785 miles. bag, Dark blue. 17,125 L—tlng AttodtHen ME129695. PF580521. 45.650 miles. VIN NT232215. miles. VIN P0166554. FREE CUSTOM QUOTE *5,495 *8,995 *9,890 *10,999 *12,995 *13,990 C hrysler^ Plym outh # ROUTE 7 9 ^ STRIVING TO BE THE BEST!!! 42 North Main St. (Rt.79) Marlboro \ ROUTE k a w ■ ■ Prices include all costs to consumer routs Chrysler"* MtBORO ■■ T I I except for license, registration S toes. (908) 446-5200 CLEAN UP WITH A FLEAIII ••• see th e C la ssified Pages Sell your extra items ■ 4 Lines $ | # 0 0 ■ 2 Times IW *$4 for each additional line Private Party Merchandise Pre-Paid ■ Can be cancelled ■ Not refundable CALL CLASSIFIED 1-800-660-4A D S 6 6 MAY 11,1994, THE INDEPENDENT A IF YOU WANT WILD... TAME A LION. COMING □ m o p o r MML b u h l e r RACING TEAM YOU WANT A LOW PRICE CAR DEAL E ; e 1=1 S 11E B H * 2 1 ^ 5 IV ! E l l! J TIT »rl WITHOUT JUM PING THROUGH HOOPS... 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Hatchback, 4 cyl, auto, trans, pwr. strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM stereo, r/def, Vglass, b/s mldgs, cloth int, Stk. #54021 A,, cass., pwr. mirrs., tilt, r/def., t/gls., bs mldgs., cloth int., + M AM/FM stereo, tilt, cruise, r/def., t/gls.. bs mldgs., cloth int., ^ _ stereo, r/def, t/glass, b/s mldgs, cloth int, Stk. #47132A, $ 0 0 0 0 Stk. #40030A, VIN #LG433291,57,999 miles. * 4 4 9 5 VIN #MU064109, 79,142 miles. roof rack. Stk. #42171 A, VIN #GR613044,79,674 miles. $ A C Q E $4295 VIN INN251529, 34,612 miles. ’91 CORSICA LT ’91 DAYTONA ES ’92 PICK UP ’90 TAURUS L Chevrolet, 4 dr., sedan, white 4cyl., auto, trans., pwr. stmg./brks, Dodge, 2 dr. Hatchback, 6 cyl, auto, trans, pwr. strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM stereo- Toyota, 4 cyl, 5 spd. man. tms, man. stmg, pwr. brks, no air, cap, vinyl Ford, Wagon, Gray 3.0L 6 cyl., auto, trans., pwr. strngybrks., AIR, AM/FM AIR, AM/FM stereo, pwr. windJlocks, tilt, r/def., t/gls., t e n n p cass, pwr. wind/seats/locks/mirr, tilt, cruise, r/det, t/glass, b/s m bench seat, Stk. #49545A, VIN #N5133635, _ stereo, alarm, pwr. wind./locks/mirr., tilt, r/def., t/gls., cloth - bs mldgs., Stk. #19,72B, VIN #MV213569.56,579 m e s * Q ^ : ^ 0 mldgs, cloth int, Stk. #1954A, VIN #MG118644,62,216 miles, Q 7 9 5 23,708 miles. .______*6995 int., roof rack, Stk. #42146, VIN #LA182281.28.003 miles. ^ U K ’92 SPIRIT ’90 B-250 CARGO VAN ’90 GRAND CARAVAN LE ’92 SHADOW ES Dodge, 4 dr. Sedan, 4 cyl, auto, trans, pwr. stmg/brks, AM/FM stereo- Dodge, 8 cyl, auto, trans, pwr. strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM stereo, VIN Dodge, Wagon, 6 cyl, auto, trans, pwr. stng/brks, AIR, pwr. Dodge, 2 dr., CONVERTIBLE, white, 4 cyl., auto, trans., pwr. stmg./brks„ cass, AIR, tilt, cruise, r/def, t/glass, b/s mldgs, cloth inf,, #LK741631,66,463 miles. ^ wind/seats/locks/mirr, tilt, cruise, r/def. t/glass, roof« m * M . _ AIR, AM/FM cass., pwr. wind., tilt, t/gls., cloth int., m m m Stk. #37197A, VIN #NF269106,29,801 miles. *8495 8495 rack, Stk. I42047A, VIN #LX214537,53,283 miles. 5 I I , 4 9 5 Stk. #41083B, VIN #NT344453,17,007 miles. 1 2 ^ 3 9 5 450 KING GEORGE RD. jn U C K f A N p . WOODBRIDGE, NJ R V T C E N T E R i EASY TO REACH: G.S.PARKWAY NORTH EXIT Rt. 9 North, second FORDS Exit - Rt. 184 West. At 1st light make a Price(s) and payment(s) include freight, transportation, shipping, dealer prep. & any right RT. 9 NORTH to RT. 184 WEST • FORDS - same as additional costs to be borne by a consumer except for lie. costs, reg. fees & taxes & ***- MINUTES AWAY: • FREEHOLD 25 min • MANALAFAN 15 min bank fee. Credit to all qualified buyers who are approved by our primary finance source •ASBURY PK 25 min • RED BANK 20 min 908-826-1220 •HAZLET 10 min ______No* For T/pograpn.cai Errors 68 »M V_nJ9M THEI^ 1 acaw with VALUE PRICING, 1994 FORD . 7 ^ ^ “e!/c^TK#3036. VEHICLE SELECTION o/s o/b r-det. am/fm s 3 0 L . v-6. auto ra 102258, MSRP SI $ 1 4 , 6 9 5 * 1994 F0RD HANGEB ;‘*2 XL stk# AND CUSTOMER 2.3L. SSSSMWgW- SATISFACTION... £ B T7 9 5 * BECAUSE WE W e NEVER FORGET YOU HAVE A CHOICE! 1994 FORD “uise, 4-6L'V-,8dea“aXstr/cg|^K«^^V1N#RX12041 , $ 1 7 . 3 9 5 * ______1994 FORD ESCORT^LX^-^ /cass, ;993 AWARD DEAIM it#^sop?o " ^ ’i v r p$12 $9 , 5 9 5 — ------ *i: 1994 FORD WINDSTAR OL^)5Sef am/frr i Rt V-6. &A01381 MSRP $21 2°E $ 1 7 , 5 9 5 ^ 1994 FORD F-1 ®®n?m ^eteo w/clock. • ^ k lt & " R nNBoi6V ,'MSRP *14.461 W uS tZMME s z L c * g s 91' Buick Century 93' Fotd Mustang 91' Chevy Cavalier Custom . Conv, GT Wagon 6-cyl. auto tran, a/c, p/s. ] p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, 91' Pontiac Sunbird "We never forget 8-cyt, auto tran, a/c, p/s. 4-cyl auto tran, a/c, p/s, _ I nm r il Tniirnf I fiQ'' FnrdTaurus Ford Taurus Sl .r ______r k n i r p " I 6-cyl, autotran.a/c.D/s.p/t),auto uan, a/c, p/s. p/b, I n/mirr o/wind, I niu 'tiii rjHpMntalass. I p/lcks,Mp/lcks, tnt glass,. • 92' Ford Taurus 89 It you have a choice p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wmd p/b, tilt, r-det, tnt glass, cassette, 38 793 mi, 92‘ Ford Probe 6-cvl, auto Iran, a/c, tilt p/mirr, p/wind, p/seats, p/lcks, cruise, r-del, to cassette, 39.495 rnt, VIN# 600551, Wagon 4 3 p/lcks, tnl glass, spal ls , glass, cassette, leather. VIN# 266796, STK# 5118 4-cyl. auto Uan, a/c, p/s, p/s, p/b, tilt, p/mtrr. -cyi,iiitoitn,a/c,P/s.P(ti.lill. STK# 4974 I 6-cyl. aulotran. ate, p s. p/b. cassette,65,992 mi,VIN# *2 863 mi, VIN# 105241, p/wind, p/seats, p/lcks, p/mirr, cruise. t-r)e!. Ini tfass, p/b. tilt, p/mirr, p/wind. lilt, p/mirr. p/wind, p/ ieats, STK#5096 $7,995 $8,995 tnt glass, cassette, cassette 33.&70 nn.VIN# 507007, 171968 STK# 5093 I p/lcks, cruise, r-de!. tnt pAcKs. cruse, r-de J r t. STM5142 I nlass cassette, 34.220 mi, 71 623 mi, VIN# >9,395 "92' Chevy Camaro1 185445, STK# 4990 90' Merc Couger XR7 l VIN# 216582, STK# 5160 teSS^SS' 89’Merc Sable 8-cyl auto tran, a/c, p/s, | $8,495 6-cyl, auto tran. a/c, p/s, 90'Escort GT Wagon p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, $12,995_ 16*995 p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind- p/seats, p/lcks. p/ant, $10,195 " 1 Ford Taurus lY A FAMILY BUSINGS 4-cyl. 5-spd rr^n tran, a/c, 6-cyl. auto tran. a/c, p/s, p/b. 87 p/seats, p/lcks. p/trunk rel, cruise, r-del, tnt glass, ' Mere Grand p/s. p/b, tilt, p/mirr, cruise, Ut. p/mirr, p/wind, p/seats, 93' Ford T-Bird 90 i * » IM , FOR OVER 33 YEARS cruise, r-del, tnt glass, cassette, 22.652 mi, . 91' Ford Taurus Ifi-cvl, auto tran, a/c,p/s, r-del, tot glass cassette, ' p/lcks, cruise, r-del, tnt cassette, 54,147 mi, VIN# Super Coupe Marquis LS * n/h tilt p/mtrr. p/wmd, VIN#166937, STK# 4615 j qround eftects, 38.468 mi. 16-cyl, auto tran, a/c. p/s, p/b. 4cvt aulo tran. a/c p/s, m 8-cyt. auto tran. a/c. p/s. p/b. p/seats, p/lcks, p/trunk Route 9 South at HWY. T8 OLD BRIDGE, N.J. □lass, cassette, 48.867 mi, 636163, STK# 5129 | tilt, p/lcKs. cruise, r-del, tot tilt p/mirr. p/wind, p/seats, rel, cruise, r-def. tnt VIN# 139187, STK# 4998 VIN# 650229, STK# 4910 19*995. glass, cassette, air bag, p/lcks, plant, cruise r-del, $10,995 tnt glass, cassette, 47,445 $5,995 $8,495 42 667 mi, VINK 244780, ’ STK# 5101 mi VIN# 650800, STK# 5046 ' STK#4983 308W1111 STK# 5072 $8,995 $6,995 to 405 $18►18j495 495 _ r°,g -1— ------$9,495 ■gvchev Blazer s ¥ 91'f O A S IS / 1~2’ ChevyS^IO matawan 91' Ford F-150 XLT 4x4 Tahoe 6-cyl. autotran, a/c, p/s. PickUp p/b, tilt, tnt glass, cassette Lariat 6 cyl, auto tran. a/c, p/s, p/b, 90' Ford Bronco II 4-cyl, autotran, a/c, p/s, lilt, plmlrr, p/wind, p/seats, 31.344 mi, VIN# A36499, 93’ Ford F-250 6-cyl, 5-spd man tran, a/c, p/b, tilt, cruise, cassette, , 6-cyl, auto tran, p/s, p/b. tilt I OLD BRIDGE pis, p/b tilt, p/wind, p/lcks, p/lcks, cruise, r-del, tot glass, STK# 5121 91' Ford F-150 4x4 27,110 mi,VIN# 9V Geo Tracker 4x4 SuperVan p/mirr, p/wind, p/lcks, r-del. cruise, tot glass, cassette. cassette. 52,284 mi, 8-cyl. auto tran, a/c. p/s, tot glass, sport whls, 2100739, STK# 5171 VIN# 145421, STK# 4526 4-cyl, auto Van, a/c, p/s, plb. 6-cyl. auto tran. p/s, p/b, tilt, 37 221 mi, VIN# A13247, $11,995 p/b. titt, p/mirr tot glass, cassette, 51,465 mi, VIN# till, cruise, tot glass, tot qlass. cassette, 26,742 ' STK# 4925 $13,395 cassette. 33,313 mi,VIN# A55652, STK# 5100 $10,595 cassette. 38,949 mi, VIN# mi VIN# A05670, STK# 5143 91' Fotd Explorer A51598. ST K# 5075 i11.995 933058, STK# 5073 $13,795 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, $15,595 92'Ford Ranger 91’ Ford Club Wagon $15,895 90’ Ford Bronco Eddie 89'Ford Bronco II 4x4 p/b. tilt, p/mirr p/wind. $11,595 91’ Ford Bronco 4-cyl, 5-spd, man tran, pis, 8-cyt, auto tran, a/c, pis, P/b, p/seats, p/lcks, p/am, r-del, Bauer 4x4 6-cyl, man tran, a/c, p/s, pft>. p/mirr, plwind, tot glass, tnt glass, sport whls. ! 4x4 till, p/mirr, p/wind, p/lcks, p/b, tnt glass, sport whls, Uje^rokeew T 93 jjjjj10 8-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s. p/b, ssette, 37,295 mi. VIN# assette, 34,710 mi, VIN# 88'Ford I-150 XLT 8-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s cruise, r-del, tot glass. amJIm, 35.992 mi, 91' Toyota 4 Runner lilt p/mirr, p/wind, pflcks, A43389, STK# 4989 B50950, STK# 4944 p/b till, p/mirr p/wind, VIN# A29243, STK# 2377 6-cyl 4 spd, nan tran, a/c, | 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c. p/s, p/b, I ^ ^ uan, a/c, p/seats, p/lcks, cruise cruise, r-del, tot glass, sport cassette, 61,996 mi, 4x4 d/s, p/b, til,, p/mirt,tnt tilt,cassette,47113mi, j Djsp/s. n/bp/D, siereo. stereo, 16,987m> «u,^. r-del. int glass whls, cassette, 48,287 rm. VIN# B03540, STK# 4986 $8,995 $12,995 $16995 6-cyl, aulo Iran, a/c, pis, p/M®, glass, 71,312 mi, 35 973 mi. VIN# A07971. VIN# A79391, STK# 5021 VIN# 238992, STK# 4993 • "VIN# •F 103441,---- STK#K#4997 4997 35,973 m i j ' " ' - ’ ' ' VIN#A79391,STK#5021 . . 1 T ——----- —* p/mirr, p/wind, p/seats, pllcte VIN# JMB74890. STK# 5119 $11,395 STK 14999 $14,995 ciutse. r-det. tnl glass, cassette. $14,995 $10,495 19 380 mi, VINt 033274 $6995 ‘ Prices include l^ u^ uf^ j? , c.)^ n n n and must be presented Id special- Puces are ^ THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 11, 1994 6 9 . &ARP A P/iJn P o C e nut, £»a/er Bottom Line Prices After a lU s n l life com plicated enough? ■-- - ~ o~.vw a concept that ta k e s t h e Bottom Line Prlc!ng' . buying a vehicle- The hassle and negotiating factory rebate and sell- list price, dealer du.count. j.ctonr^ ^ ^ M ing price are d,sP'®y here's never a sale...our ctfS-Srss—a, rs 1 — NEW 1994 CHEVY ASTRO EXTENDED PASS. VAN 4.3 Itr. EFI v-6, auto trans., w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt whl., speed cont., AM/FM stereo, elk., high back bucket seats, overhead console, stowage comp., deep tint glass, cast alum, whls., aux. lighting, lugg. carrier, delx. body side mldgs., delx. grill, delx. frt. & r. bumpers, rally whls,, color keyed fir. mats, 8 person seating, complete body glass, ext. below eye line mirrors, custom cloth trim, all-season white letter tires. Stk. #T4439. VIN #RB176981. MSRP $20,456. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $1,200.24 Month Lease. Total cash $2,250 includes tax, motor vehicle, down payment, $293.101st payment and security. 15,000 miles per year max. ‘ LEASE $ "LQ per Mo. ^ BUY FOR 2 9 3 Inc. Tax iS S P FOR 1 8 , 9 2 6 New 1994 Chevy Fleetside New 1994 Geo New 1994 Chevy FULLSIZE PRIZM S-10 FLEETSIDE PICKUP 4 dr. Sedan, 1.6 Hr, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., AM/FM stereo PICKUP 4,3 lit. EFI V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, front bench seat, bedliner, AM/FM stereo, elk., w/ 4 speakers, dig. elk., cloth/vinyl seats, b/w tires. Stk. #4559. VIN B/W tires w/spare, work trunk pkg., painted r. step bumper, rally whls.. cloth trim. Stk. #4254. #RZ045018. MSRP $13,485. 36 Month Lease. Total cash $2,030.48 incl. 2.2 Itr. MFI 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, VIN #RZ158190. MSRP $15,206. Opt. Pkg. Oise. $350.24 Month Lease. Total cash $2,161.65 tax, M.V., down payment, $198.58 1st payment & security. 15,000 miles P/B, A/C, LS trim , aux. fir. mats, slid in g r. window, a ll season w hite le tte r includes tax, motor vehicle, down payment, $241.25 1st payment and security. 15,000 miles per year max. per year max. tires, AM/FM stereo cass., elk., delx. cloth trim. Stk. #T4118. VIN #RK109741. MSRP $12,631. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $248. Rebate $300. Future Oise. $853. Lease , Lease , Buy For 125*' m. • } S' For For Inc. Tax Inc. Tax 11,230 n 1990 GEO PRIZM 1991 GEO 1993 NISSAN 1992 PONTIAC 1993 CHEVY CAVALIER RS 1992 GEO 4 dr., 4 cyl. Fl, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, body side mldg., carpet,carpet. STORM PICKUP DLX GRAND AM 4 dr.. 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, TRACKER 4X4 elk., console, r. def., T.G., AM/FM 2 dr., 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/8, A/C, r. def., 4 cyl„ 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, T.G., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, body P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, body side mldg., 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., A/C, car stereo, bucket/recl. seats, trip od., fuel inj., body side mldg., console, T.G., bucket/red. AM/FM stereo cass., bench seat, tach., side mldg., console, r. def., T.G., buck console, r. def., T.G., remote m irrors, pet, elk., frt. & r. mats. conv. roof, delx. whls., multispeed wipers. seals, wire whls., carpet, dk., AM/FM stereo cass., mag whls., carpel, elk., fuel Inj., tonneau et/red. seats, delx. whls., carpet, dk, AM/FM stereo cass., red/bucket seats, recl/bucket seats, multispeed wip Stk. #P4001. VIN #LZ084666. tach., trip od., delx. whls. Stk. #40931. VIN cover, trip od., multispeed wipers. Stk, lilt/cruise, fuel inj.. AM/FM stereo cass, trip trip od., delx. whls., int. wipers, carpet, ers, body side mldg., AM/FM stereo od., Int. wipers. Stk. #44221. VIN 56,727 miles. #M753552.58591 miles. #P4029. VIN IPC378099.16,783 mites. elk., fuel inj. Stk. #P3067. VIN cass., tach., alloy whls. Stk. #30611. #NC200389. 32,546 miles. #P7169025.15,592 miles. VIN #N6922462.24,324 miles. *6,997 *6,643 $9,788 $9,998 $10,875 1993 CHEVY CORSICA 1993 SATURN 1991 CHEVY 1993 CHEVY 1991 CHEVY 1992 CHEVY 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, SLCOUPE A/C. T.G., r. def., body side mldg., CORSICA LUMINA EURO SUBURBAN 4WD CAVALIER Z24 tilt/cruise, P/L, P/W, fuel inj., rem 2 dr., 4 cyl.. 5 spd. man. trans,, P/S, P/8, A/C, 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B. A/C, P/L. PIW, T.G.. 8 cyt.. auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, PIB, A/C, P/W, P/L, WJcnm. ote mirrors. AM/FM stereo cass., P/l, P/W, P/mirror, body side mldg., carpet, elk., till/cruise, body side mldg., carpet, elk., r. del., titt/cruise, body side mldg., reel, split P/L, P/W, P/m irrors, body side mldg., body side mldg., console, r. def., T.G., AMFM stereo recl/bucket seats, trip od., delx. consote, r. def., lilt/cruise, fuel inj., T.G., AWFM T.G., bucket/recl. seats, trip od„ int. wip bench seat, carpet, dk., AM/FM stereo, r. spoiler, tilt/cruise, fuel inj., T.G., bucket seats, cass., rectfouctet saais, trip od„ alloy whls., int. wipers, stereo cass., bucket/recl. seats, tach., trip od.. ers, alarm system, console, r. def., fuel tach., trip od., alloy whls., int. wipers. Stk. carpet, elk., r. def., AM/FM stereo cass., carpet, eft., fuel inj., r. spoiler, tach. Stk #P4039. VIN w hls. int. wipers, carpet, console. trip od., mag whls., int. wipers, 4 whl. #N7126733.35,362 miles. Stk. #P3070. VIN #PY 194292. mag whls., int. wipers, VIN #PZ180422,15,"' ini., AM/FM stereo, delx. whls. Stk. #P4017. VIN #P9245124.20.411 miles. #P40191. VIN #MY152286.47,287 miles. drive. Stk. #45741. VIN #MF120790. 15.028 miles. miles. 49,001 miles. i *11,987 *1 1 ,5 7 6 $12,689 $7,971 *13,530 $1 7 ,9 6 2 0 m 6 silhy— Price(s) include(s) all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing, registration, and taxes. ROUTE 3 4 AT SOUTH ATLANTIC AVE. ABERDEEN AFTER THE SALE... (MATAWAN) NEXT TO STRATHMORE SHOPPING CENTER CHEVROLET, ITS THE SERVICE THAT COUNTS! m ± 566-8000 »»«>»» flff# U p e i V o n r s The Rassas F am ily fa r 65 Years \S55 \Gor^ e° 25™ Anniversary 5* ° ^ pVc^Y- V«SS‘ \ TRANS A M In Stock! Rt,3^ * 1.5*0 O ' n i nonVt'° M 1 _ O oouts W 0^ Rebates up to S1500 or Financing as low asj j f f i ” 1’ NB" ,9|^0NT.AC I ® " ' " g r a m d a m SE COUPE d rir 6 cvl auto, overdrive, p/s, ? dr 4 cyl, automatic trans, p/s, o/anti lock brakes, a/c, am/fm !,,„ « » ;>a» f ■ rnjj £S\?« “y S ’- H i LEASE festa!»a5»B - s r « « « LEASE s f e r sv * w « FOR 1 FOR PER WIONTH S s a » l i f H s S u S + TAX security & MV ^ees- PER MONTH *249 B S S W K i " 36 MONTHS + TAX | per mile over. 36 MONTHS *199 NEW 1994 PONTIAC NEW1994 BONNEVILLE PONTIAC S E S E D A N fir eb ir d Automatic trans, V6 3.8 liter engine ■5 ()r h/b 6 cyl, auto, overdrive, p/s. D/anti-lock brakes, a/c, a m /fm w/overdrive, p/s, P abs rates, a j, ster/cass, fab In t, bkts, rec seats, LEASE am/fm ster/cass, p/winds/locks, tm, s a a S f e FOR 1 i M^RP $21 823. VIN R42380 ^d . LEASE | 30 month closed e" d ' ^ ^ ^ $300 K inS"Sffi's'S * month payment + ents $8280. FOR PER MONTH R e U T I l ' l . 309.67. 12,000 miles per + TAX year. 15e per mile over. PER MONTH 30 MONTHS*276 i S t ’K s r S + TAX *259 year, 10t per mile over. 36 MONTHS P O N T I A C ® „ A a r o n R assas B e n R assas Prices include all costs to t r a m fc 741-5180 except license, registration and taxes. 3 9 5 Broad St. • Red Bank Open Mon.Thurs.tiU 9 PM, Fn THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 11. 1994 7 1 NEW 1995 DODGE NEON 4 dr., 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., p/s, p/b, r. def., am/fm stereo. Stk. #6473. VIN #SD542735. BUY $ ( FOR 9 , 9 7 9 NEW 1994 DODGE SHADOW 3 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., T.G., AM/FM stereo. Stk. #6139. VIN #RN138846. MSRP Ip r e -o w n e d s p e c ia l s ! $11,763. Rebate $1,000. Buhler Disc. $766. 1989 BUICK 1990 DODGE 1992 DODGE BUY $ SKYLARK DYNASTY SPIRIT FOR 9 , 9 9 7 6 cyl., auto trans, p/s, p/b, a/c. 2 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, 4 dr, 4 cyl., auto trans, p/s, p/l, p/w, tilt/cruise, r. def, t.g., P/B, A/C, tilt/cruise, r. def., T.G., p/b, a/c, r. def, t.g., am/fm AM/FM stereo. Stk. #2722. VIN am/tm stereo. Stk. #2920. VIN stereo. Stk, #2809. VIN #KM001426. 55,752 miles. #LD708145.42,651 miles. #NT201081. 30,730 miles. $4977 *7997 $7997 1988 CHEVY 1990 DODGE 1991 DODGE CAPRICE CARAVAN DAKOTA LE PICKUP 4 dr, 6 cyl., auto trans, p/s, 6 cyl., auto trans, p/s, p/b, V-8., auto trans, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, p/b, a/c, am/fm stereo. Stk. a/c, r. def, t.g., am/fm tilt/cruise, r. def., t.g., sprt. whls., #2815. VIN #JR189409. stereo. Stk. #3015. VIN am/fm stereo cass. Stk, #3025. 64,615 miles. #LK703466. 70,326 miles. VIN #MS254936.26,400 miles. $5997 $7977 $9997 NEW 1994 DODGE CARAVAN 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., P/trnk. rel., 1985 DODGE 1993 DODGE 1990 DODGE T.G., AM/FM stereo. 7 passenger, luggage rack, ARIES DYNASTY GRAND CARAVAN SE sunscreen glass. Stk. #6572. VIN #RR754551. MSRP 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans, p/s, p/b, 4 dr, 6 cyl., auto trans, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl., auto trans, p/s, p/b, a/c, a/c, r. def., T.G., AM/FM stereo. a/c, p/l, p/w, tilt/cruise, r. def, t.g., tilt/cruise, r. def, t.g., sprt. whls, $19,097. Rebate $800. Buhler Disc. $1,720 Stk. #3089. VIN #FF295867. am/fm stereo cass. Stk. #2898. am/fm stereo. Stk. #2902. VIN 32.8B5 miles. VIN #PD217104.16,327 miles. #LX300160.66,139 miles. BUY $2995 $11,997 *8997 FOR $ 1 6 , 5 7 7 ' Price(s) include(s) freight, transportation, shipping, dealer preparation and any other costs to be borne by a consum er, except for licensing costs, registration fees and taxes." Retail & Leasing Dealer. A Division Of BUHIMLW D odge Trucks CHRYSLER p a r k w a y MOTORS E x i t 1 0 5 131 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK 747-0040 7 2 1994.THE INDEPENDENT, t e r s i o f f l t o m ...... MEW 1 9 9 4 FORD E-1 5 ®.... U)Wbvi> TOP ■ w* COHVEIlStOHVMI ^ . pio pm A/C, ABS 4.9 Ltr. V-6, auto ^ S ftrans t a y ' « & / o ^ w w s s '’, 4 Capt. chairs.chairs, brakes, clearcoat pamt,_bav win cas, alum. whls., fold-out bed, custorn ac « a o /cwi stereo cass., P/L< full carpet, i n n i n g boards A y N #RHB22537. P/W tilt/cruise, air bag. $ 321 Rebate MSRP $25,.901. OPt. $ le $° ' S0C0. fom s Ford D,sc $1 000. 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