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Cycling for dollars Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Monm outh County is planning its fourth annual bikeathon June 13 at Brookdale Com m unity College. The event is expected to raise $50,000. PAGES 22-23
C r o s s i n g s Steven Longo, a 75-year-old retiree, says being a school crossing guard has enhanced his life. He is featured in Slice o f Life. PAGES 6-7 T^WN^HIP MUNICIPAL C ^M P L & X B i g w i n H A 2 L & T T o WH*HIF fJSW Jert.‘b&-|' The Middletown North High School soccer team wrapped up a perfect season Saturday night. How DREAM COMPLEX did the Lions do it? This is an architect’s rendering of a new Hazlet Township Municipal Complex, which would be located on Middle Road adjacent PAGE 51 to the Hazlet Library (I). Officials are seeking funding through a proposed $10 billion federal Public Works bill. To call the Independent
Advertising ...... * . 7 4 7 - 0 2 2 2 Circulation ...... 7 4 7 - 0 2 2 2 Federal funds key to new complex C l a s s i f i e d ...... 7 4 7 - 6 5 6 5 News/Sports ...... 7 4 7 - 0 2 2 2 By Marilyn Duff __ _ Public Works and Transportation Another part of the application would Com m ittee, is still in com m ittee, but News releases or advertising copy include road work for which bonds have H A ZLET -If dreams really do come according to Roe spokesperson Grace already been issued. If the township is suc may be m ailed or brought to the true, residents w ill get a new m unicipal G urisic, it has strong congressional sup cessful, the bond m oney could be extended Independent office at 766 com plex free o f charge. p o r t . ’ another three to four years, he said, calling Shrewsbury Ave., Tinton Falls, N.J. If they don’t, the township w ill still A key elem ent is that applicants must it a “w in-w in situation for the tow n.” 0 7 7 2 4 . have a vision for the future because of a guarantee they w ill be “ready to put a shov Concerning the m unicipal complex proposed federal public works bonanza that el in the ground within 90 days” of plans, which would bring all m unicipal INDEX would provide 1 0 0 -percent grants for local approval. This tim e factor makes the bill offices under one roof, Bradshaw said they p r o j e c t s , “really attractive,” said Gurisic. She said give “a tangible quality to ideas expressed ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 28-31 That vision was unveiled at last w eek’s m unicipalities that have expressed interest over the years.” AUTOMOTIVE...... 66-71 Township Committee meeting and were advised to have their projects ready to The conceptual plan for the new CHECK IT OUT...... 19 approved by members. It w ill now become go out to bid, but not to go out to bid. Municipal Com plex was prepared by the CLASSIFIED...... 57-67 the focal point of the township’s applica Following the workshop m eeting, architectural firm of Sonnenfeld and CLUB CALENDAR...... 20-21 tion for a $4.5 m illion grant through the M ayor John Bradshaw said township offi Trocchia, Fair Haven, at a cost of $10,000, DINING...... 32 Anti-Recession Infrastructure Jobs Act of cials becam e aware o f the potential funding Bradshaw said. He said he did not know EDITORIALS...... 4 1 9 9 2 . bill in M arch. He said he is “cautiously what the actual construction would cost, ENVIRONMENT...... 15 The bill, sponsored by New Jersey optim istic,” indicating he does not want to but if the application is unsuccessful, the GOOD NEWS...... 22-23 Rep. Robert A . Roe, chairman of the House IN THE SPOTLIGHT...... 24 raise residents’ hopes. plans w ill be good for future com m ittees. LETTERS...... 4 OBITUARIES...... 50 OLD HOUSE...... 5 PARENTING...... 17 H azlet approves plans for tow n facility POLICE BEAT...... 47 PROPERTY LINES...... 56 ment rate exceeds the national unem ploy but after m eeting with police officials and PULSE...... 5 Funding hinges m e n t r a t e . Cevetello, decided it w ould not be feasible. REAL ESTATE NEWS...... 55-56 In authorizing plans for a new m unicipal The one-story first floor area would REGION ROUNDUP...... 41-49 on bill pending com plex building, M ayor John Bradshaw include a spacious lobby, a court room that BILL SANDFORD...... 15 SLICE OF LIFE...... 6-7 asked the designer to review existing facili would also serve as a township m eeting SOCIAL...... 20-21 in U.S. Congress ties and add an extra 25 percent square room , and court offices. footage to allow for future growth. The rem aining first floor area, which SPORTS...... 51-54 By M arilyn Duff______YESTERYEAR...... 5 Andy Trocchia of the architectural firm would adjoin the lobby, would house the of Sonnenfeld and Trocchia, Fair Haven, police departm ent. The second story, acces H A ZLET— Plans approved last week FRANK VINCI presented the plans at the M ay 26 w ork sible by elevator, would house m unicipal for a new m unicipal com plex building Controller shop m eeting. W hile they included floor offices, including finance, recreation,-con would bring court, police and township WILLIAM PETERSON layouts, Bradshaw said the im portant con struction, zoning, health and adm inistra offices together under one roof and allow Production Director sideration at this point is what he calls the tive. There would also be a m ultipurpose for future growth. RICHARD M. POLITY “external footprint”— that is, the general room and m ayor-council conference room . The new com plex, a glass and brick, Advertising Director size and shape o f the building. The building lobby would be open 24- one- and tw o-story, 34,000 square-foot VINCENT J GRASSIA In expressing his support for the plan, hours a day since it would connect to the structure, w ould be located at the present Assistant Advertising Director the m ayor said the township has one of the police facility. police-court building site on M iddle Road. THOMAS DeCARO worst m unicipal facilities in the area for a Cevetello, who called it a fun experi The adjacent library would rem ain, and be Executive Editor town of its size. If the building becomes a ence working on the project, said the over incorporated in the overall design w ith a reality, he said, it w ill im prove the town all structure does not look like an office new facade and m etal mansard roof. 1 , 0 0 0 p e r c e n t . b u i l d i n g . JUDITH McGEE FEENEY A courtyard w ould adjoin the two build Trocchia said in creating the design, one Bradshaw said he expects if the funding Managing Editor ings. The new building would be situated of his m ajor concerns was the surrounding bill is approved, it w ill happen prior to the MARK R. ROSMAN further west, and parking would be avail residential neighborhood. He does not want fall election. Managing Editor/Sports able in the front and on the east side, as the building to “stand out like a sore M eanwhile, com m ittee members are w e ll as at the present overflow lot. The Bayshore Independent (USPS 004-016 thum b,” he said. O ther m ajor site concerns keeping their fingers crossed and other Funding would come from a $10 bil ISSN 10452389) is published weekly by Greater were the adjacent creeks and providing plans for a com m unity center and needed Monmouth Publishing Co., 766 Shrewsbury lion federal public works bill that was adequate parking. structural repairs to the present m unicipal Avenue, Tinton Falls, NJ 07724, Subscription price introduced in February. The bill, which is is $27/yr. Second-class postage paid at Red He sought input from the state building are on hold. still pending, is patterned after public Bank, N.J. 07701. POSTMASTER: Send address Departm ent of Environm ental Protection a called it a dom ino-type situation, one changes to: works acts of 1976-77. It is intended to and Energy, township engineers, police in w hich everything hopefully w ill fall into Bayshore Independendent jum p-start the econom y, creating jobs and 766 Shrewsbury Avenue officials and M unicipal Adm inistrator place, beginning w ith a new town hall infrastructure im provem ents. Tinton Falls, N.J. 07724 Jerome Cevetello Jr. b u i l d i n g . The bill requires that funding preference He said even w ith the potential 100 per He said the structural problem at the A GREATER MEDIA COMPANY be given to local governm ent projects, w ith cent funding, he considered saving the m unicipal building needs to be taken care priority given to areas where the unem ploy- police-court building as w ell as the library, of, but is not dangerous. 4 - JUNE 3, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT
EDITORIALS Holmdel m eets in moonlight Sometime around 2:30 a.m. appoint William Jarocki to fill a Friday, the Holmdel Township vacancy on the committee. Committee, by a 3-1 vote, agreed to - March 19; after midnight, the spend $37,500, if available, to have Independent majority adopted a res Township Planner Frank Banisch olution to permit only sole-source review the township master plan sewers in the southern ridge of and zoning. Holmdel. Independent Deputy Mayor - April 30; although it was on the Carole Balmer said that a contract agenda, the committee did not take for the work came in on Thursday up the introduction of the 1992 morning - too late to be included on municipal budget until 2 a.m. The the agenda. She added that the mat matter was dropped after no com ter could not be brought up until the mittee member voted to introduce it. “business from the committee” por The excessive length of WATCH OUT FOR tion of the meeting - the last item Township Committee meetings can, on the agenda. in part, be attributed to the THIS CARRIER/ Officials had to discuss the mat Independents’ policy of “full public AT HOME ANP IN THE WOQPS- ter before bringing it up at the meet participation at any time.” However, ing, to see if it was possible to take the raising of important issues late W EAR. LON&-SLEEVEP SHIRTS ANP PANTS TUCKEP the money needed for the work to at night, at times, seems blatantly 1MTO BOOTS OR SOCKS. UGHT'COt-ORED CLOTHING be done from other township deliberate. MAKES IT EASIER TO SEE TICKS. accounts, Balmer said. Either way, open government is SPRAY CLOJHlNCr WITH R EPEU A N T UKE PEET. We accept the deputy mayor’s not served when important issues KEEP LAWNS ANP BUSHES W £LU GROOMEP ANP explanation of the late action, and aren’t brought up until most of the CLEAR EROSH PROM PATHS, understand the urgency to begin re public has left. g i R P S m a y c a r f v t i c k s , k e e p b i r d p e e p e r s examining the township master Since January, the committee M A Y PROJA HOUSE DURING THE WARM MONTHS. plan. has met every week, as opposed to AFTER A WALK THROUGH THE W OOPS fW However, since moving into twice per month during the previous CLOTHES INTO THE PR yER 'fo KiULTrcK£- control in January, the Independent administration. This increase in majority on the Township meeting time should be enough for A SHOWER WILL WASH O FF LO O SC TICKS. Committee has time after time events to be discussed during a rea WATCH PETS FOR LYME PISeASE S5W PJ&MS. PO<5S brought up and decided important sonable hour. ANP CATS W1H- 6 E tAMf= SORE, LETHARCHC ANP issues late at night, long after most In February, the committee W ILL L^S E THEIR APPBlJTES. M A K E SURE THEY of the public has left. adopted a policy not to begin new HAVE NEW FLEA ANP TICK OOUUARS- Other controverisial late-night business after 11:30 p.m. and to moves since January include: adjourn by 12:30 p.m. - Jan. 13; the Independent major We think it should begin follow 1 /U ity voted at about midnight to ing this new policy. com m it to reform . As citizens, we must same tim e, we must set and then enforce a hold elected officials accountable. lim it on total health-care spending. O ur health-care system is failing. Costs But it is access to health care - universal LETTERS are spiraling out o f control and m any fam i coverage - that w ill determ ine the hum anity lies feel uncertain about their ability to of our system. Som ething is fundam entally afford adequate health care. A n extended wrong when mothers can’t afford prenatal Support com m ittee Their task is mighty- W e wish them w ell hospital stay or long-term care for aging care; when children don't receive routine and G od bless. parents can deplete any fam ily’s budget. vaccinations; when working fam ilies can’t This is an open letter to Keansburg For those who cannot afford insurance, afford health insurance; and when older r e s id e n t s . the picture is even more grim - no doctor parents are left destitute w ithout long-term First, we would like to thank our sup WARREN YOUNG, when one is needed, no m edicine when ill c a r e . porters, workers, and o f course, our fam i RON NAPP, ness strikes. A ll U .S. residents should receive a basic lies for their efforts. These efforts were not TOM KEELEN Over the last year, the League of level of quality care, regardless of their fruitless, as the Save O ur Tow n Com m ittee Save Our Town Committee W om en Voters has carefully studied the ability to pay. This m ust include acute care, still lives. ■ Keansburg problems w ith the U.S. health-care system prim ary care, long-term and m ental-health Just as im portant, we would like to and exam ined prescriptions for reform . W e care, the prevention of disease and health m ake a plea to all residents of Keansburg Needs m ust be met have debated the issues and reached con prom otion and education. These are basic to join us in supporting the three newly Can our political system respond to the sensus on actions that m ust be taken. hum an needs that must be met. elected council candidates. crisis in U .S. health care? It must. As citi O ur members nationwide are now ready W e must have a health-care system that Their success is the tow n’s success. zens, we must dem and that candidates to m obilize to press Congress and the presi is both econom ically responsible and dent to take the necessary steps to put our hum ane. D ifficult choices have to be made, health-care system back on the right track. w ith a keen awareness that human lives And y cools heels in foot care ad L W V believes that stringent cost-control w ill be affected. measures in the health-care industry and The League of W om en Voters is work Jim m y Koisa, 309 East Road, film at M oto Photo, Strathm ore universal access to health care are critical ing for reform . Please join us in urging Belford, won a free dinner for two Lanes Plaza, Aberdeen. Hers was the ingredients for m eaningful reform . Congress and the president to act. To learn this week for finding Andy Indy in second entry draw n. In 1980, the total am ount spent on the addresses o f your federal elected offi the M ay 27 issue o f the Independent. C laire H arkey, 2 David St., health care per fam ily was $2,600. By cials, phone 1-800-792-VO TE. Andy was hidden in an advertise Hazlet; M ark W isniewski, 2 Campo 1991, the figure had m ore than doubled to ment for Dr. George W . Stano Jr. at Lane, Hazlet; and Vivian $6,500. W ithout strong action, it w ill m ore ROBERTA MARIE KILEY Foot and Ankle Care, Bethany Road, W anogaitis, 120 Crescent St., than double again by the year 2000. These Monmouth County League of Hazlet. The ad was on Page 41 of the Keansburg, each won an “I Found costs are draining our econom y and threat Women Voters M iddletown and Bayshore editions. Andy” T-shirt as third, fourth and ening the w elfare o f our fam ilies. K oisa’s entry was the first one drawn fifth prizes. W e must control health-care costs. from am ong those correctly identify Each week, the Independent’s Specific cost-cutting measures should T h e e a r t h ing the cartoon character’s hiding mascot, Andy Indy, is hidden in a include: curbing excessive adm inistrative I love the earth. W e shouldn’t pollute it. place. H e w ill get a free dinner for different advertisem ent and readers costs; encouraging m anaged care for effec The earth is nice to us so w e should be nice two at Hannah’s Restaurant, Route are invited to find him . An entry tive and efficient disease prevention and to M other Nature. 35, Eatontown. form for the contest can be found treatm ent; prom oting consum er responsi M ildred P etrilla, 142 Shore elsewhere in the paper. bility through use of second opinions ERIN ELIZABETH O’CONNOR Blvd., Keansburg, won a free roll of The deadline for entries each before costly procedures; and ensuring Second Grade, Middle Road film and free processing o f a roll of week is M onday. m ore efficient and equitable distribution of School m edical facilities and equipm ent. A t the Hazlet ~ ~' INDEPENDENi.' jUNE 3.'1992 5* House boasts styles of two centuries PULSE Residents tell By Mark Rondeau w hether they HO LM DEL - The historic Bowne- Crawford House at 34 Crawfords Com er Road is easy to spot: it’s the house in plan to vote front of Holm del High School. By Lauren Jaeger______According to the Monm outh County Park System ’s Historic Sites Inventory, Are you planning to vote in the pri the site includes a well-preserved exam mary election? Why or why not? ple of 18th-century farm house design in (Asked last week.) eastern M onm outh County, as w ell as Alva Carr, H A ZLET: Yes, my hus 19th-century outbuildings. band, John, and I w ill be voting this year. In the late 17th and early 18th cen It’s very im portant to vote and to have the turies, the site o f the house m ade up part candidate you want. of the landholdings of Capt. John Bowne, Roseanne Velardi, H A ZLE T: Yes, I one of the 1664 M onm outh patentees and w ill certainly vote in the prim aries because an early M iddletow n Baptist settler. The the average person can get a better idea of east w ing o f the house is believed to have how people are starting to think. Also, the been built by a Bowne, according to the results m ay help the politicians come up i n v e n t o r y . w ith better ideas. Even though I’m not The farm was passed down to the thrilled w ith any of the candidates, it’s Crawford fam ily in 1776 when Andrew im portant to show support in one way or Bowne died unm arried, leaving the prop t h e o t h e r . erty to his nephews, John Bowne Linda Mininchelli, W EST KEANS Crawford and W illiam Crawford - the B U R G : Yes, I’m going to vote. The econ sons o f his sister, Catherine Bow ne. John om y is in such poor shape at the present Bowne Crawford became the owner of tim e, w ith so m any people out of work. the property, according to the inventory. A nything at all can help at this point. Sketch by ConnieWynn Smith John Bowne Crawford byilt the main Lisa Petermann, U N IO N BEACH: I portion of the house around 1790. He BOWNE-CRAWFORD HOUSE * am voting. I w ork the polls; this is m y third m arried Caroline Field and they had five The Holmdel site includes a well-preserved example of 18th-century farmhouse year. Everyone should show their support children. The farm passed down through design in eastern Monmouth County, as well as 19th-century outbuildings. a n d v o t e . the Crawford fam ily throughout the 18th Steve Surek, M IDD LETO W N : I’m century. A t the tim e of the 1880 agricul four sections, he added, and where one according to M rs. Lubkert. In back of the not going to vote because I forgot to regis tural census, W illiam S. C raw ford’s prop section of the house ends and another house is a smokehouse where her father ter. I suppose it just slipped m y m ind. erty included at least 350 acres, and com , begins is easily discernible. The original used to smoke hams, bacon and corned W ell, that sure taught m e a lesson. wheat, potatoes and apples were the prin house was built around 1715 or 1720, he beef. The Holm es’ potato farm used to Bob Infantino, M IDDLETO W N: I cipal crops. The Crawfords owned the c o n t i n u e d . extend back past what is now the Garden don’t vote and I don’t care for voting. M y most land in Holm del of any fam ily dur “W hen they made money, they built,” State Parkw ay, but that road took up most vote doesn’t count for anything. ing the 19th century, according to the M r. Lubkert said of the additions to the o f the farm land. Joanne Buchanan, M IDDLETO W N: i n v e n t o r y . original house. The construction of Holm del High I am voting. It’s very im portant to vote. About 1915, the farm was handed An architect from the M onm outh School in the 1970s took up the rest of Theresa Glantzberg, H A ZLET: No. down to a cousin, John S. Holm es, father County Historical Association said that the farm , said M r. Lubkert, who served You see, I am a Jehovah’s W itness, and we of the current owner of the home, Addy what is now the laundry room and closet 18 years on the Holm del school board . don’t get involved in politics. Politicians L u b k e r t . were once the “slave quarters,” M r. The Lubkerts said they donated a bam can’t solve the w orld’s problem s. O nly Lubkert and her husband, Harry, have Lubkert added. that was relocated and is now used by the G od’s kingdom can solve the problems, lived in the house since 1948, according The house boasts five fireplaces, but Duncan Sm ith Theater Group at Holm del and that’s where we put our trust and to M r. Lubkert. The house was built in the Lubkerts don’t use any of them , High School. reliance in. Avis Meyer, PORT M ONM OUTH: Yes, I w ill vote in the prim ary. I am hoping that m y vote w ill m ake a difference. I’ve only voted in one prim ary before this, but YESTERYEAR this is the presidential race, and how m uch m ore im portant can you get than that? Elaine Cooper, M ID D LETO W N : I’ll badly damaged by fire last W ednesday A t a m eeting this week at the home of definitely be voting. I always vote in every 100 YEARS AGO m orning. The fire started on the second M rs. Lewis S. Thom pson at Brookdale e l e c t i o n . floor and was kept confined to that part of Farm , Lincroft, plans were discussed for Howard Vanderbilt, M ATAW AN: I the building. M r. Sandford’s stock was the forthcom ing pet show to be held for the wish I could tell you the answer. I ’m a reg Adolph Antonelli, an Italian fruit man badly damaged by water. His loss is cov benefit of Monm outh County Organization istered independent and I don’t know if I of Keyport, was arrested by the Sunday ered by insurance as w ell as that of M r. for Social Service. Special prizes w ill be have anyone to vote for. M y wife w ill be closing people for keeping his business Fallon. Firemen from Keyport and Hazlet offered this year for the children com ing v o t i n g . open on Sunday. He was acquitted when went to M atawan, but the fire was under the farthest distance w ithout using gasoline, Joan Soderland, M A TA W A N : I usu the case came up before Justice W arner. control when they arrived. best equipped bicycle, and the most attrac ally vote in the regular election, but not in The charge against him was that of having A R epublic 1-ton automobile truck was tive and unusual horse-drawn vehicle. the prim aries. I think it m ay have some sold a glass of soda w ater to W illiam bought last w eek by the Ramanessin farms There w ill be classes for every kind o f pet, thing to do w ith the fact that m y parents W alling of Keyport. Louis Prall, who of Holm del, follow ing a demonstration. and prizes this year w ill be war-savings never voted in the prim aries. In a w ay, it’s made the com plaint, swore that he had The truck was loaded with 2,400 pounds of stamps and m erchandise. like sticking w ith the same detergent your instructed W alling to obtain evidence phosphate and nine m en, m aking the m other always used. I just don’t worry against A ntonelli for violating the law , w eight tw ice as great as the car is guaran about it. I’m trying to be as inform ed as w hile W alling swore that no one had 25 YEARS AGO " teed to carry. The trip demonstrated that possible about the candidates. But as I instructed him to secure evidence. These the truck could very easily haul 2 0 0 b a r r e l s learn, I feel very am bivalent about each conflicting statements led the jury to acquit F o r the first tim e since three o f the pre o f potatoes in a day and im m ediately after candidate. I really don’t think any one of A n t o n e l l i . sent police captains received prom otions in the demonstration, M r. M cCam pbell, who them has w hat it takes to change the direc The closing exercise of the Keyport 1959, the M iddletown Police Department is chief owner of Ram anessin farm s, tion o f this country. graded school w ill take place Thursday has two lieutenants. Robert M . Letts and ordered one o f the trucks. M ost o f the roads Ilene Sm ith, H A ZLET: Yes, I’m night. Out of a class of 20, only eight Frank W . Gleason were elevated to the in the Holm del district are in good condi going to vote in the prim aries. It’s the right passed the average of 80 percent, which grade M ay 23 by the Township Com m ittee. tion, and last w eek’s dem onstration showed thing to do, and it’s the im portant thing to entitled them to diplom as. that over good roads, the truck could do the d o . M r. Taylor, secretary of the board of w ork o f four teams. 10 YEARS AGO Brant Sowell, ABERDEEN: I proba com m issioners of M ataw an, does not bly w ill, if I ’m still here. I ’m in the m iddle attend the board m eetings, and the board A m idnight fire of unknown origin last o f doing a lot of things. For one, I’m m ov has passed a resolution asking him to either 50 YEARS AG O ...... A dance benefit for A rm y relief w ill be night destroyed a Keyport fum iture-storage ing to Georgia. attend the m eetings or resign. held at the Leonardo Field Club, warehouse at the site of the form er Charles Tim m ers, ABERDEEN: Monm outh and Ridgewood avenues, Conover Lum ber M ill'yard on Atlantic Absolutely not. I have no reason to vote. 75 YEARS AGO ~ Leonardo, Saturday night. Soldiers w ill be Street. Before it was used as a warehouse, U ntil we get some decent candidates, I charged half-price for entrance. M usic and the structure reportedly was a store supply w on’t vote. As soon as w e do, I’ll vote for A building at Matawan owned by John entertainm ent w ill be provided by the ing construction lum ber for many of the t h e m . H. Fallon o f Freneau and occupied on the entertainment committee of Fort houses built in the borough 30 a n d 40 y e a r s M ary Verite, H A ZLET: No, I won’t first floor by Sandford’s drug store was M o n m o u t h . a g o . be voting. I ’m just not interested. 6 JUNE 3, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT A RE-i
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Longo, who was born on Christmas T R U C K L O A D Day, and this Novem ber w ill celebrate his 50th wedding anniversary, likes working. $ S A L E $ He retired in 1981 from M idlantic (Anchor Glass) Co., Cliffw ood Beach, but found retirem ent was not to his liking, so returned W e buy b y the truckload and you nine months later to w ork for another five save on every m attress! y e a r s . A fter retiring for the second tim e in F m TREMENDOUS SAVINGS 1986, he answered an advertisement for a BUNK BEDS S e r t a o r . Day Beds * Hi-Risers M iddletow n Township school crossing O rtho Support , Bunk Beds • Folding Cots $ 1 6 9 guard, started the job that September and *189-*329 D URING THIS H U G E EV EN T has been at it ever since. The crossing * 2 7 9 Sleeps two in comfort guards are special police officers hired by Complete with Bedding the Police Departm ent. SERTA GRANADA He was a substitute guard for a while, aSEALY C A L . ' HOTEL DELUXE ORTHO PLUSH FIRM Retail Sale Price w/ Retail Sale Price w/ | but after extensive im provem ents were Retail Sale Price w/ Value Price Coupon Value Price Coupon Value Price Coupon ■ Twin ea. pc. $119 $89 $69 Twin ea. pc. $169 $119 $09 . made to the Lincroft intersection, his pre Twin ea. pc. $99 $69 $49 Full ea. pc. *159 $129 $99 FuO ea. pc. $199 $159 $129 | sent position opened up, he sai Back to the Past Menu 7 Days *6.95 Choice of: Fish Pasta Shrimp Fra Diablo Cajun Shrimp/rice Ravioli Manicotti Lo/bster Tail o/Ling Shrimp & Ling Eggplant Parm Stuffed Shells Mussels & Ling Shrimp Parm. Lmgu w/Red or Chicken & Eggplant Broiled or Fried Broiled or Fried White Clam Sauce Combo Filet Scallops children on safe path Cajun Filet of Sole Meat School yearbook. retire again anytim e soon, and expects to 10 oz. 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He formed the Bayshore Narcotics “He was 25 years as sergeant and has Task Force in 1984. never been prom oted,” Gumbs added. “W e How ever, some residents were dissatis do not like it.” fied w ith the appointm ent. M ayor David Lipm an said he under ELLFfli W ilhelm ina Gumbs, County Road, rep stood the anger but disagreed w ith the resenting the grass-roots group “Concerned charge o f racism . Citizens o f Aberdeen,” said she w ould have “W e would like to see individuals rise preferred Sgt. Zan M acon, a sergeant for 25 in the ranks,” he said. “The stream lining of years on the Aberdeen Police Force. the police department was moved to the Gumbs said that the m ove was “totally best interest in the township and is cost- nvironincntai and com pletely racist.” M acon is black; saving as w ell.” e n in I N B R I E F CALENDAR D r. Anthony Coletta, early childhood A l l w e e k professor at W illiam Patterson College, • s S ? 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They indicated, though, that it recreational facilities which are adjacent w ill not be a quick decision. and include basketball and handball courts Com m ittee members also expressed and tw o tennis courts. interest in possibly using the property as a If the town agrees, residents w ill no trade for an existing G reen Acres parcel. longer have exclusive right to the facilities, M unicipalities are lim ited as to what but at the same tim e w ill not have to m ain t a i n t h e m . they can do with properties purchased or The developm ent was established developed with Green Acres money. 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The last property revaluation took place The revaluation, which w ill establish in 1985 for the 1986 tax year, said Robert G E T 1 new tax assessments for the 1993 tax year, J. Sm ith, township tax assessor. is scheduled to get under w ay this summer. The county had requested that H azlet do FREE! A t last w eek’s workshop meeting, com a revaluation last year for 1992, but the OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE m ittee mem bers said a letter w ill be sent to township went to court and was able to w in W ITH THIS COUPON all residents explaining the process. a one-year postponem ent. Questions also arose about how many Sm ith said the state Constitution tim es appraisers w ill return to a house if no requires that towns have a 1 0 0 p e r c e n t PLAZA 34, MATAWAN 290-1441 one is home. , assessment each year, but the courts have 100B US HIGHW AY 34 M ayor John Bradshaw said it’s usually said that is im possible. when the appraiser is unable to get into a Last year, the county tax office said FREEZER ITEM S & TOPPINGS ARE EXCLUDED OFFER EXPIRES 6/15/92 hom e that problem s arise w ith the assess H azlet’s total assessment was only 60 per MAY NOT BE COMBINED W ITH ANY OTHER OFFER OR SPECIALS ment. Deputy M ayor Ron W alsh said con cent o f true or m arket value. • sidering what Hazlet is paying for the BRIEFS ABERDEEN/MATAWAN The second annual All-Am erican Recreation Center at the park or from 7:30 Fishing D erby for children up to age 16 t o 8 a.m . the day o f the event. Participants w ill be held from 8 a.m .-noon Saturday at must provide their ow n fishing rod and CASH & CARRY W e reserve the right to limit quantities. Veterans Park, Union Avenue. •‘Adm ission bait. Prizes w ill be awarded in various cate n • In case of typographical error, MON.-SAT. 9 AM-10 PM A B C prices prevail is free. C hildren can pre-register at the gories. For inform ation, call 739-0653. SUN. 10 AM-6 PM Ask about canyon runner charter fishing Prices Are Available Only At This Location CALENDAR FOR THE ENTIRE MONTH OF JUNE, IHIS STORE WILL DONATE 250 PER CASE ON 12 OZ. BUD CAN PRODUCTS TO HELP IN THE FIGHT AGAINST CYSTIC FIBROSIS. LETS BEAT CFNOW! M o n d a y S u n d a y Monthly meeting of Mobile Home Students of Bayshore Academy of PRICE BUSTER SPECIALS Owners of Hazlet at 8 p.m. at the Shore Dance will present their 13th annual con Point Inn, Route 35 and Holmdel Road. cert, a dance version of “Oklahoma,” at Dewars...... 1.75 L...... 24.95 noon and 6 p.m. at Raritan High School. Canadian Mist.. 1.75 L ...... 12.95 Clan McGregor 1.75 L...... 14.95 1.75 L...... 11.95 Smirnoff. Vodka. 1.75 L...... 12.95 1.75 L...... 9.99 Chris Bros. 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AUTO & HEALTH INSURANCE h o n o r i n g veterans of all w ars By Christine Menapace ple’s m onum ent.” H e added w ith the w ay it ADVANTAGE INSURANCE BROKERS is worded w ill cover any future conflicts. K EYPO RT-The borough now has its Collins said the decision to include all 2899 Hwy. 35 own monument to honor veterans of all wars and conflicts on the m onum ent w asn’t wars and conflicts. Hazlet, NJ 07730 a financial decision but was instead an idea The dedication, which took place at 11 that everyone liked. 908-739-0909 a.m . Saturday,was attended by members of A t first the idea didn’t catch on since the Am erican Legion, the Veteran’s o f For most m unicipalities have monuments for eign W ars, the fire department and many specific people or wars, he said, but he and local officials. Strang eventually decided, “we wanted A dditionally, the day was proclaim ed everybody to have a chance.” M itzi Strang Day by M ayor John M erla “I never saw a monument in Keyport,” and the Borough Council in honor of the Strang said. “I wanted one before I die.” m an who made the m onum ent possible. Strang, a resident of Keyport since Strang, 94, was largely responsible for 1917, has lived in the same house on attaining the m onum ent which the borough W ashington Street for 6 6 years. There he now calls its own. A veteran of both W orld raised two sons, and he now has eight W ars, he w alked up and down the streets of grandchildren and 1 1 great-grandchildren. the borough soliciting m oney from local His w ife o f 71 years died in January. businesses, clubs and residents. H e began In W orld W ar I, Strang served m ostly in the project in Novem ber and collected France as a mechanic for the A ir Force. In $4,000 w ith the help o f Tom Collins, chap W orld W ar II, he served as a mechanic in excluding New Releases RENTALS & Adult Films lain o f the Am erican Legion Post. A frica and Sicily, Italy. Greatest Movie Sale in Monmouth County Special Purchase The monument, located in front of the Strang said the planes in the first W orld Start your own library Cartoons for the kids Am erican Legion building, 81 W . Front W ar “were like driving a M odel T Ford.” St., is made of granite and stands 5 feet The planes in W W II, he said, were like dri Pre-viewed hits * 2 .9 5 to * 9 .9 5 Selection * 1 . 9 5 w h ile th e y la s t high by 3 feet wide. The face contains a ving a Cadillac. eagle chiseled into the top, an Am erican Strang em phasized that although the W ellington Square • Hw y. 36 & Poole Ave., Hazlet flag at the bottom and the words, “dedicat m onument has been dedicated, more HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 10-10 ed to veterans o f all wars and conflicts.” money is still needed to fund a brick w all 7 3 9 - 5 5 2 0 Sun. 11-9 “That covers everybody,” said Strang, behind it. Those w ishing to contribute who said he considers the m em orial “a peo funds can call Collins at 264-4176. o n c e M m B m from the experts In Total Salon Care CHICKEN PASTA SALAD 9 5 Lettuce, Pasta, Chicken, Tomato, Cucumber, Celery, Carrots and Olives with Dressing $3 W a s h 8 c C u t s8 °° M anicure J9°° Kids under 10 OR Wash, Cut Wash, Cut Wash, Cut CHICKEN PRIMAVERA & Blowdry J8 °° & Style Perm *40°° & Blowdry s10 5 0 9 5 Chicken, Tomatoes, Onion, Garlic, W ash & W ear Perm *35°° Carrots in a White Wine Sauce $5 We cater to Senior Citizens 5 00 off FREE W e ' r e WHEN YOU BUY 2 DINNER ENTREES BIKINI WAX Renovating! W ith Coupon'* Expires 6-30-92 • Not Valid For Salads with the purchase Our look will be of a full ?legle ‘ wax new, but our • • E a t I n T a k e O u t D e l i v e r y (reg. *38.) prices are staying / Offer valid w ith coupon only i th e s a m e ! Expires 7/30/92 - APA RICARDO’S No Appointm ent Necessary G reat Italian Food — Q uick Service Plaza Unisex 76 Highway 34, Pine Valley Plaza Matawan, NJ 07747 Tunnel Haircutters A irport Plaza H olm del Plaza (C aldor) Fax: 908-583-8781 H w y. 36, H azlet Hw y. 35, Holm del P h o n e : 908-583-8817 888-0025 888-2888 INDEPENDENT. JUNE 3. 1992 1 3 Merla, Caddie p l e a d i n n o c e n t DISCOUNT VACUUM COUPON K EYPO RT - Mayor John J. Merla and COUPON plum bing contractor John J. Caddie, of 53 Elizabeth St., Keyport, pleaded innocent at 10 POINT VACUUM The a M ay 26 arraignm ent on charges that they TUNE-UP “Dirt Devil” cooperated in soliciting and accepting a FREE ESTIMATES • 1 DAY SERVICE Upright $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 bribe for a sewer hookup. According to officials from the Any Make Or Model by Royal ✓ Check Belt ✓ Fine Tuning M onm outh County Prosecutor’s O ffice, the / Check Suction ✓ Clean Filter arraignm ent was before Superior Court ✓ Replace Paper Bag ✓ Oil Wheels $ 1 0 9 ✓ Motor Cleaning ✓ Deodorize Judge Laurence Stam elm an, who set a pre / Adjustment ✓ Lubrication Reg. $189 trial conference date o f June 29. ONLY Expires 6/10/92 M erla was indicted M ay 1 on charges of Plus Parts If Necessary. $Q$ 09 95 5 REG. I bribery in official matters, conspiracy and Expires 6/10/92 57 $19.95 official m isconduct - all second-degree MIDDLETOWN HAZLET crim es. If convicted, he w ould face a m axi 1300 Hwy. 35 • 957-9292 984 Hwy. 36 • 264-4317 mum prison term of 30 years and fines of $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 . OPEN MON.-SAT. 10-5 We accept all major credit cards. Caddie was indicted on charges of bribery in official matters, conspiracy and m isconduct by a corporate official. He would face a m axim um prison term of 25 years and fines o f $207,500. Both were arrested Dec. 2 following an undercover investigation by the prosecu j o n n v / tor’s office. County officials were contact ed by Raym ond W eber, a Holm del resident m . YOU f;Aff HAT PfiST/i nilPPHT who owns W alling’s M obile Home Park, Keyport, who claim ed he had been offered From 12 noon $ 0 9 5 ! a deal to pay $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 to arrange for a to 3 P.M. sewer line connection, according to Prosecutor John Kaye. Through June Choose From: • Lasagna • Ravioli • Baked Ziti • Stuffed Shells Photograph by Rich Schultz DEDICATED CALENDAR • Eggplant Rollintino • Manicotti plus complimentary Bread & Butter Mitzi Strang, 94, the oldest veteran in E v e r y d a y Keyport, stands in front of the new Sum m er enrollment applications for The Keyport monument to veterans, which Children’s Place Preschool, St. Mary’s Church, (Chelsea Place) a ^ h h a a Mon. thru Sat. he helped to make possible by collect* annex, 8 East Front St. for ages 2 to 5. 3250 Highway 35 N. 888-5522 AM to 11:0 0 pM ing $4,000 in donations. The monument Accredited, with extended hours from 6:30 a.m. (Free Delivery) Hazlet, N.J. 07730 was dedicated Saturday. to 6 p.m. For more information, call 888-9320. W E R E M OVING... 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Matawan Front St. Expires 6-17-92 I ■ Cannot be combinad with I I c„„-,rov c 1 7 Qn 1 Mon.-Sat. 9-10 pm _ _ MkcNtfMdw/ayttaift^ _ J ^anyotheroffer — J bxpires 6-17-32^ ^ Sun. 10-6 pm Union Beach, N.J. (next to Child World) (next to Food Town) Keyport, N.J. 264-2868 739-0009 566-3500 264-4470 For An Appointment Call 762 Poole Ave. Hazlet 264-4039 The stores ii this ad are individually owned and are not a chain. Prices are available e 264-0026 (Hair) 264-1512 (Nails) (cor. of Rt. 36) ______Cash or check only on all sale items.______1 4 JUNE 3,1992, THE INDEPENDENT Aerobic/Dance & Activew ear Largest Selection in the State! ■ All Dance & Gymnastic Apparel > AVIA Aerobic Sneakers Sizes 5-11 ATAWAN ■ Discounted to Girl's & Women’s Sizes-XS to XXXXLG M (With this Coupon) “* “ “ “ | We Stock Capezio % OFF YOUR NEXT ■ Law targets lot's m erchants Dance & I 2- 0w PURCHASE Gymnastic (Excluding sale and clearance items) By Christine Menapace between 6-8:30 a.m. and 5-7:30 p.m ., said Shoes Expires 6-26-92 he believes the ordinance is discrim inatory M A TA W A N - Commercial and busi and outdated. ness uses at the M ataw an train station park H e said he intends to challenge the bor Fashions For Fitness ing lot m ay soon be prohibited, although ough by operating in the lot Thursday and one m erchant has said it intends to fight a TINTON FALLS PLAZA 542-5894 HOLMDEL (Caldor) PLAZA 739-6480 then fighting the summons he w ill receive. (Next to Brick Church) (|n The Courtyard) local ordinance in court if necessary. Police officials say regardless o f the 980 Shrewsbury Av«., Tinton Falls Hwy. 35 N. Holmdel According to borough officials, the recently introduced ordinance to prohibit Hours: Mon -Sat. 10-6 Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10-9 amended ordinance would apply to busi all com m ercial uses, a law has been on the Closed Sunday Sat. 9:30-5:30 Sun. 12-5 nesses using vehicles, carts or stands in the books since 1983 that prohibits soliciting at parking lot. certain hours in the borough. It would not apply to structures owned A t the council’s M ay 19 meeting, m em or leased by the borough on the westerly bers M arjorie C offey, James Shea and side of the tracks, the M ataw an Borough M ichael Kidzus all voted against the reso BEST W I S H E S Ticket Station or to organizations holding a lution and intoduction o f the am ended law. special perm it authorized by the m ayor and Shea said his m ain objection was that it for The Class o f ‘9 2 . Borough Council such as the flea markets was restrictive in only one area o f tow n. held each month by the M ataw an First A id “H ow can w e be restrictive in one zone M ay All Your W ishes S q u a d . and not be restrictive throughout the M ayor Robert Shuey said the council town?” he asked. Come True This Year has had several applications com e before it The councilm an said he believed the in the past few months which led to the current law has a provision which already A n d A l w a y s . recently introduced m easure. Council restricts m uch o f this type o f business. mem bers, he said, don’t w ant to see the lot Shuey said he was surprised by the turned into an open m arket. council’s vote. H e said he thought the m ea D O N ’T DRINK AND DRIVE! Shuey explained that the railroad station sure had received unanim ous support in property is owned by N.J. Transit but the executive session. A ll a t T ^ c i '? lv U 4 t & borough is responsible for the day to day Shea said council members often agree operation. Currently, businesses w ishing to on issues conceptually but when the resolu operate in that area have to com e before the tion or ordinance is put before them right 1870 Highway 35 £ 7 4 f X " ! A A council for a perm it. before the m eeting he often doesn’t agree k Middletown O I -L"U I Joe Geronimo of Geronimo Commuter w ith the wording. Cleaners, Scotch Plains, who wants to “W e did not see this ordinance,” he operate a van for dry cleaning in the lot s a id . M ichael A . 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Front St., Keyport SANDFORD j f ^ 90* 464-1263 " S S v S ["complete Luncheon Specials"! ENVIRONMENT From 6.95 k ^ Plus: Baked Potato or Pasta ■ Present this coupon & receive 50% off least ■ ‘ 1 6 Soup • Mussels • Salad Bar expensive luncheon when 2 people dine. Offer Valid Mon. TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE? Offer valid Tues.-Fri. 12-3 pm Thru Thurs. It’s Notl I Not valid with 1 diner, Credit Cards or on Holidays| Event not for Exp. 6-12-92 I Early Bird Specials Tues.-Fri. 3-5 pm $7.95 except holidays Friday & Sunday S$ 9Q 9 9 5 Complete Dinner Specials from $10.95 Night Only salad bar, saap I msseb Reservations Not Required land lovers NEWLY REMODELED Pelagic birding - going out to sea to BANQUET FACILITIES 9 3153 Hwy. 35, find oceanic birds that aren’t often seen BANQUET FACILITIES FOR 25 TO 1501 Hazlet from land - has becom e a popular practice, u ** All Major Credit Cards Accepted ** and organized outings are scheduled peri " 264-3777 odically from m arinas all along our coast. I mmmmmsmm But it isn’t for everybody. W hen I was a young birder, I found that GREAT INVESTM ENTS FROM I could look into the avifauna of our coastal waters by booking party fishing boats when they were going out for fish that were schooling well-offshore - eight m iles or more. I made tw o or three trips a year over a period o f five or six* years, and managed to add a dozen species to m y life list. W e got our first taste o f group, off shore birding in the early 1960s when I chartered a boat out o f B rielle for a day for a trip by the Urner Ornithological Club, then Newark-based, it was a big success. The weather was pleasant and we saw birds, including some that were “lifers” for some of our members. It was w orth doing again, and we did, w ith the same boat and same captain a year later, on the Saturday before M em orial D ay. It was a fiasco. Despite radio forecasts that insisted we w ould have a clear, m ild day, the rain came 60 YEAR down in sheets. I drove down a Parkway i ; P £ . WARRANTY; that was a shallow river. Heavy seas were pouring into Manasquan Inlet, tossing the boat high as w e entered the ocean. B y that tim e, half our people were sick, *TW WiMln rf and they continued to be sick for the next NEW LARGER SIZES ADD MORE SW IM M ING AREA FOR YOUR FAMILY'S ENJOYMENT. Featuring the strength and beauty of alum inum - Designed for m axi five hours, as the rain poured down on us m um pleasure and m inim um m aintenance - It's w hat you don't see that m akes the dif and the boat rolled and tossed in the heavy ference! BONUS OFFER W ITH ANY 1W 2 P(X )I. I’URCI IASED... , swells. Some on board held up w ell, but FREE COUPON BOOK W ORTH OVER $30(H) IN DISCOUNTS. the others were pitiful. Those who were worst o ff lay stretched out on the deck, CLASSIC OVAL oblivious o f the cold rain pelting them . Even those who did not succumb to the 40 year w arranty nausea were not enjoying it. Even if there » New 50" Wall height (excluding Camelot). • All were birds around us, the visibility was so Extruded Aluminum wall frames and supporting struc ture. • W alk decks, side decks, and decks, fan decks, and bad, w e couldn’t see them. patio decks available. • Fencing, underw ater lights, port holes, and other available options._ ‘ 5" size * rounds up to 29 ft. diameter plus 4 size ovals up to 19' wide W e finally got a break at about 1 p.m . by 34 long. • 2 size' pole ' pools ‘ for ' very tight backyards or driveways. • JXMuxe 2^n il. thick beaded Skies cleared and a warm sun shone. The inground style tem. ALL W ITl ocean calmed down and people who had wtec s a v e 3n */,rB 0 v* SIGNATUREJRE OF QUALITY . off list prices been almost comatose began to come to life and take some interest in the fact that we were beginning to see some interesting birds. B y the tim e w e got back to the dock, alm ost everyone had recovered. But of the 2 0 birders who made that trip, I know of six w ho never set foot on a boat again. If you’re not subject to seasickness; these trips can be quite rewarding. If you are, you may at least want to w ait for a c a l m d a y . Bill Sandford of M atawan, a retired newspaper associate editor, has been writ ing about nature and conservation in pools...patlo St m oro Monm outh County since 1952. O u t n*y r*T$ and fw— qmmdiem tlltothictptldt andpnhuionaBim 4235 ROUTE 9 NORTH • FREEHOLD, NJ 07728 • 908-462-5005 STORE HOURS; Mon., Thurs., Fri. 9-9, Tues., Wed., Sat. 9-6, Sun. 11-5 fl 6 JUNE 3, 1992, INDEPENDENT S F u / l t fe /v j/c e I t M a y B e Funny M oney, But the FLORIST • WORLD WIDE DELIVERY • FRESH, SILK & DRIED SAVINGS ARE GENUINE! FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS W e M ake Elegance Affordable FRUIT & GOURMET . FOOD BASKETS No Rainchecks Sale Ends 6/9/92 WEEKLY All Items Subject to Prior Sale FLO RIST SPECIAL ONE DOZEN LONG STEMMED JLy . 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A nd as one m other so aptly TRANSMISSION DAY 6 9 5 put it during a parenting support group m eet Since 1970 R 1 S T O R A N T E ing, “H ow can I nurture m y child at the end I n Q u e rcia SSuESo o f the day when I ’m so beat m yself?” UNION BCH 264-6590 301 H w y., 35 N ., Laurence H arb o r • 5 6 6 - 2 6 8 3 The end of a working day, when the fam ily regroups, is a trying tim e. A nd how it’s handled often colors how the evening w ill go. Children who are brushed o ff - as par PICK YOUR OWN ents attem pt to readjust to hom e after a busy workday - can produce a rather hectic STRAWBERRIES! evening as they continue to beg for atten Rt. 34 N . Colts Neck tion. A nd parents w ho them selves need nur Approx. 2 miles south of Rt. 520 turing are easy prey to sim ply saying/'yes” Starting This Weekend to every demand m ade by the kids, or 8 AM to 5 PM exploding as if norm al questions w ere last- or purchase, already fresh straw m aterial. GARDEN CENTER & GREENHOUSE picked berries by W hile attending a workshop where T. the quart at our v 'Where Quality & Service Are Number One. retail locations. Berry Brazelton was the keynote speaker, one parent asked how they should handle the return hom e at the end o f the day. W hat "Spring H as Sprung" SALE he suggested follow s. W hen you get hom e and have a need to reconnect w ith your children, put into place a routine that everyone can look forw ard to Extra P uli' each day. Sit in a large rocking chair and * ------*% M 95 gather everyone into your lap and rock for — - ____" __ / BLUE PHiTZER JUNIPERS 15 m inutes. G ive each child a chance to tell : v : ;: -2 1/ 2 -3 ' L i m e what went w ell and what went poorly that BRADFORD PEARS ^ BLUE CONE ] M l«yvnlvn JUNIrfcn j day. A nd add your own story to the conser- * f o r PURPLE LEAF HUMS 2 - 2 1 / 2 ' ARBORVITAE vational quilt. N o problems need to be io -ir i-7k’ Gas. ■ mi Granular Lime 50 Lb. Bag solved, just told and rocked on. GOLDEN BIOTA M y bet is that this sim ple routine w ould Potting Soil NOW ONLY^8995 W s O N L Y 1 3 ARBORVITEA be looked forw ard to by each child and by i m 9 9 3 for <2 3 9 ” m « & 2-3' the parent, w ho w ould be taking a break • ea. 40 Lb. Bags A ll R eg. *19 9s before springing into action as a functioning S U P E R S A L E RHODODENDRONS ' N O W O N L Y parent in charge o f m aking dinner or sorting Landscape 30-36" Reg. 19.95 out fam ily scheduling o f activities. R O O T M U L C H I f 9 9 5 N O W s 1 3 2 F o r ’ 2 5 % 1 have a notion that this routine m ight $ 3 " m m m each have the effect o f displacing some o f the e a 1 O for *35 Come browse through our Greenhouses 10 f o r ‘ 9 9 ” guilt that m any w orking parents take on for We Grow It All!!! All Landscape Sized t .having less tim e for their children. A nd such SINGLE CLUMP & a routine w ould reconnect each fam ily m em SPECTAClJLAR SINGLE WHITE ber to each other as a part o f the fam ily unit. SNAPDRAGONS Little children w ill not rem em ber the f 2 - 1 4 things you buy them , even if they asked and reg. f 39.95 5 PER FLAT O F 4 8 asked for them . Little children w ill not rem ember how hard you worked to m ake a R t . 5 2 0 E a s t R t. 3 4 COUPON" s ' H living that allow ed them further access to the 1/4 mile east of Rt. 79 & L a ird R d . * 1 1 M a r l b o r o Colts Neck ■ good things in life. They w ill, however, i i 9 4 6 - 8 5 8 8 rem em ber doing things w ith you that were 9 4 6 - 4 2 8 6 J • * Colts Neck j »• sim ple and allow ed them to participate. Marlboro 9 am-6 pm % ’ B A S K E T * • f i l 8 am-7 pm - rjr^ j'jrj-jrjri 1 They w ill rem em ber talking w ith you and OPEN 7 DAYS having w hat they said truly heard. Responsible for Typographical Errors. Sale Ends 6/9/92. 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Satisfaction is formation, call 431 -7251. “Circa 1492: A rt in the Age of Columbus,” MANALAPAN ______a slide show and lecture prepared by the G u a r a n t e e d National Gallery of Art, will be held at 2 p.m. “Living with Low er Interest Rates” will be Friday at the library. presented by Frank Fabiano of Prudential Bache Let us show you w hat a Securities at 7:30 p.m . today at the Monmouth difference years of County Library Headquarters, 125 Symmes UNION BEACH experience and innovation D r i v e . Photographs of “Old Union Beach” and its residents are wanted for the Union Beach in denture construction can MIDDLETOWN ~ Memorial Library Calendar. A show-and-tell mean to you. It gives us “Tall Ships, Big Ships: A Memoir O f social is planned for 2:30 p.m . June 14. All the confidence to put a memorabilia is welcome. For information, call Operation S A IL,” 7:30 p.m . June 10 at library, guarantee on satisfation. 55 New Monmouth Road. 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HAZLET . ___ BRUCE WILLIS DAMON WAYANS “THE LAST BOY SCOUT" CHELSEA HELD NOBLE WILLINGHAM Hwy. 35, Rickels Shopping Ctr 2 6 4 *3 2 0 0 TAYLOR NEGRON DANIELLE HARRIS «»S8 S 8SS!MICHAEL KAMEN noouffi STEVE PERRY eoSSMARK G0LDBLATT,*ci MARK HELFRICH "S S 8 BRIAN MORRIS nSSSSfWARD RUSSELL ABERDEEN ffiKSSSHANE BLACK AND BARRY I0SEPHS0N ™!>SHANE BLACK & GREG HICKS " ““"i!SHANE BLACK jo e l SILVER AND MICHAEL LEVY "“"'.STONY SCOTT Hwy. 34, Jamesway Shopping C tr.. 5 8 3 - 3 3 6 6 01991 Wimer Bros. Inc. 0ITO Wimer Home Video Inc. ALL STORES OPEN AM ERICA’S TOTAL VIDEO SUPER STORE EVERYDAY 10A.M. TO 10P.M. 2 0 JUNE 3, 1992, INDEPENDENT sion on the Status of Women, meeting 5:30 p.m., Human Services Building, First Floor CLUB CALENDAR Conference Room, Kozloski Road, Freehold. Monmouth County Chapter of T o d a y Professional Secretaries International Marlboro chapter of Women’s monthly meeting, Oyster Point Hotel, Red American ORT, Women’s Bowling League, Bank. Topic: color analysis, accessorizing 12:45-2:15 p.m., Wednesdays, Strathmore and wardrobe analysis. All secretaries wel Bowling, Route 34, Matawan. Open to come. For reservations or more information, everyone. Free babysitting. Details: 536 call 264-5937. 6790. Shore Hills Chapter of Sweet Adelines, S a t u r d a y weekly meeting 7:30 p.m., Raritan High The Mothers’ Center of Monmouth School, Middle Road, Hazlet. Singers want County will sponsor a garage sale of used ed. Details: 264-3236 or 988-4598. children’s and maternity items, 9 a.m.-1 Liberty Oak Chapter of Sweet p.m., 51 Carnegie Court, Middletown. Rain Adelines, weekly meeting 7:30 p.m., or shine. For more information, call 747 Freehold Township Public Safety Building, 7649. Schanck and Stillwells Corner roads. Call 780-9834 or 780-6513. M o n d a y Covered Bridge II Condominium T h u r s d a y Association, open board of trustees meet Monmouth County Advisory commis ing, 7:30 p.m., Association clubhouse, 1 with Hunter Douglas Skylight Blinds. Imagine going to sleep with twinkling starlight overhead and waking to the beauty of sunshine t h e s u n . . . and blue sky in the morning. Or, sitting in your favorite room and controlling the natural light with the twist of a wand or the touch of a button. It’s easily done by installing Hunter Douglas skylight or inclined window blinds. We offer a complete line, including the exclusive Thermostop™ blind for extra energy savings, in a full range of colors, to fit virtually every decor, size and type, both motorized or manually- operated. ^ o u r U Free measuring r, & installation * H w y . 35 v O A Overhead" Caldor Shopping Ctr. ^ Skylight and Indined Blinds Holmdel, N.J. ( | > TMA trademark of Hunnr Oouglaa A H untar OouQta* product 264-3905 Come Taste Our W h y P a y All New Menu Featuring: D ep t. Store Prices? • Mini Beef & Bean Burritos • Chicken A l w a y s A t A Discount.. Taquito R e d Best ^%*Beef Taquito 1^ Selection FREE • Bean Dip D e s i r a d e of Professional M a k e - o v e r s Apple Flautes O s c a r Hair Products Refried Beans C l a i b o r n e • Corn Cakes COUPON " 1 • Tam ale Pie P o i s o n SAVE AN. I • S eafood G u c c i >0 0 j Salad ADDITIONAL *3 S u n g • C innam on With Total Purchase I Crisps T r e s e l l e Of $25°° Or More I Expires 8-31-92 & Much More! . J Sundew lor now Included with all In lT M t i Grand luflat T o p oS the Lin e om ing soon new m enu and Full W aitress Service C o s m e t i c s and Fragrances Marketplace Mall POWOOSA Hwy. 34 Matawan 1872 Route 35 South VISA9 Middletown, NJ 671-7600 > a g r a n z 5 6 6 - 6 9 8 6 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 3, 1992 2 1 Covered Bridge Blvd., Manalapan. It's no sim ple stroke of luck! T u e s d a y Marlboro Municipal Swim Club Every day you meeting, 8 p.m., caucus room of admin can drive home istration building, Township Drive. Monmouth Battleground sportin' good deals Barbershop Chorus welcomes male w ith classified! singers of all ages to visit, sing and join. Meetings held weekly, 7:30 p.m., Freehold VFW Hall, Waterworks Road, Freehold. Details: 946-SING. Red Bank Area Barbershop Chorus, weekly meeting 7:30 p.m., Red Bank Middle School, 101 Harding Road, Red Bank. Ability to read music not required. Voice testing will be available upon HURRY! SALE ENDS JUNE 30,1992 request. Details: 7871392, after 6 p.m. PASSENGER COOPER TRENDSETTER RADIAL Next Wednesday 40,000 Mile Warranty The Manalapan-Englishtown Right RADIALS! to Life Committee meeting, 8 p.m., Whitewall Vespia Vespia Knights of Columbus Hall, LaSatta Size Price Size Price Avenue, Englishtown. 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Middletown Mon. & Fri. 10-7 US Tues. & Thurs. 10-8 (------, F I L T E R & LUBE Don’t Wait For Summer Wed. & Sat. 10-5 R * “c I 6 7 1 - 2 2 7 2 Take Care Of Your Engine! Temperatures, flip HM: fW ^ j0r mm ot- /fP $4 095 Protect Your Car! $ 2 4 9 5 QUAKER STATE: ■ ” . ONE TOUGH MOTOR OIL Reg. $24.00 Most US Cars. Lube chassis refill up to 5 quarts Drain radiator & cooling system. Includes pres oil, install new filter. Special Diesel oil & filter sure test of system. Inspection of water pump, extra. Light trucks, vans & foreign cars slightly hoses & belts, up to 1 gallon of premium anti By Accuvue, Ciba, B&L higher. With this coupon. Limit 1 per customer. freeze. With this coupon. Limit 1 per customer. Includes Contact Lens Eye Exam, Expires 6/30/92. iNDEPi Expires 6/30/92. ,_ __ Follow-Up Visits, & 24 Contact Lenses. 1 ______jNDEPj Glasses as low as *35“ a pair! Dr. Shapiro, Independent Ooctor Of Optometry. I Not Valid With Any Other Eyeglass Offer. Cannot be combined with any other Contact lens offer. , KEYPORT ■ M B Offer Exp. 6/17/92 With Coupon. Exp. 6/17/92 * V a p o r s CARCARE CENTER S A V E * 3 0 ; Your Total Car Care Center Across from Town & Country Diner Route 35 South, Keyport QUALITY 2 0 s O FF CONTACT LENSES s39°°^ . <*s. OPEN SUNDAY 9 AM-3 PM TIRES. Bomee-Hind. FREE C o o p e r Monday thru Friday 7:30 AM - 6 P M QUALITY Exam, fitting, + 30 Day M o w Up Care '60". Sale v TIRES Sat. 7:30 AM-4 PM SERVICE, prices as total package onty. Call (908) 264-4888 eyeglass offer. With Coupon Only. Or Shapiro. Independent Doctor Ot Optometry. I QUALITY rvw .. t- x,* * wotuiui De cumomeoI withw h h any umeiother ouiiicKaContact ujiibLens uuwoffer, • All Major Credit Cards In a Hurry? Call Ahead we’ll have your PEOPLE Offer Exp. 6/17/92 ^ Wfth Coupon. Exp. 6/17/92 ; National Accounts Welcome tires mounted in 40 MINUTES OR LESS! SSGr C 3MUu .TM3QH3q3QHI 2 2 JUNE 3, 1992, INDEPENDENT VISA • MASTERCARD • AMERICAN EXPRESS • DISCOVER CARD Bike-a-thon will benefit ROUTE 34, MATAWAN with a goal to raise $50,000 w ill run June AT THE MARKETPLACE Agency raises funds 13 at Brookdale Com m unity College in DAILY 10 to 6 L i n c r o f t . THURS. AND FRI. 10 to 9:00 to help kids in need The bike-a-thon, which w ill run all day SUNDAY 12 to 5 • PHONE 583-3113 from 7 a.m . to 5 p.m ., features seven rides of good role models ranging from three to 100 miles. There is a $ 1 0 pre-registration fee, and a m inim um of By Lauren Jaeger $15 in pledges. If not pre-registered, the June Coupon Sale! bicyclist pays $30 to participate. W ith one full-tim e and one part-tim e The BB/BS do more than just matching social w orker, an executive director, an a volunteer adult who commits him self to Thursday thru Sunday O N L Y adm inistrator who also works as a director spending tim e with a child. The matches of developm ent and a part-tim e finance are tim e-consum ing and done w ith care. Adults who wish to be volunteers must COUPON SPECIAL" officer, the Big Brothers/Big Sisters undergo a screening process. A fter the vol agency of Monm outh County operates on a T h is unteer is accepted, there are intensive train budget o f $124,000 a year. ing seminars and m onthly follow-ups with C ou p o n A To keep this agency operating at its cur a social w orker. G ood rent level, the fourth annual bike-a-thon, I “These people have dedicated their lives For 1 0 OFF I ON ANY PURCHASE OF $50 OR MORE J w ith coupon only. Limit 1 per customer. Good Thursday thru Sunday; June 4 thru 7’92j ForAMtfour Partks W e are fam ous for our every-day big discounts on fam ous label apparel. This special coupon sale gives Cold B uffet you an additional $ 10 O FF our low discount prices on 1 5 P e o p le minimum ^ p e r s t Homemade Roast Beef, Imported Ham, Turkey Breast, your purchases of $50 or m ore! Genoa Salami, American Cheese-Yellow & White, Imported Swiss Cheese, SALADS: Potato- Macaroni-Cole Slaw & Olive Salad, Antipasto Nothing excluded! Every new and current Tray, Black & Green Olives, Pickles & Pickle Chips A ls o fam ous label in every departm ent is included! Rolls, W hite & Rye Breads, Mustard, Mayonnaise, Salt & Pepper. ALL PAPER GOODS: Paper Plates, Napkins, Heavy Plastic Forks & Knives, Serving Spoons. Coffee- DRESSES SWIMWEAR Milk-Sugar Italian Cookies - 500 extra per person SUITS SPORTSWEAR CHARLIE'S PLACE DELICATESSEN & CATERING i m p 4 4 0 A RAINCOATS ACCESSORIES 164Port Monmoutli Road, Keansburg 4?3~TloU (corner of Twilight Avenue) M ake That Graduation G ift Even M ore Special ... with our grad gift wrap, bags and boxes! T h e B est B uys in Choice Top Round B B Q Steaks, LONDON BROIL R ibs, & C hicken $3 . 8 9 l b . Freezer Orders Fresh S p lit A v a i l a b l e CHICKEN BREAST 'Bone [nj ^ 1 *9 9 LB. Thumann Oven Roasted TURKEY BREAST * 4 . 9 9 l b . J “s 4 t l 'f y u c i T t c t d A j w j & t J J j m P A R K P L A Z A t v A T M A R K E T AMERICAN GREETINGS PHARMACY (form erly Prim e Tim e M eats) Rt. 34, Matawan ©1992 American Greetings Corp. Old Bridge Bethany Plaza • Hazlet 2 9 0 - 9 1 1 1 ( 9 0 8 ) 2 6 4 - 5 9 4 4 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 3, 1992 2 3 B i g Brothers/Big Sisters “It is a very good alternative program, G O O D N E W S although tim e-consum ing,” said Brown, who is a supervisor at AT&T in Middletown. And the CO RE group is for adults who to helping the com m unity, the single-parent cannot com m it themselves to a w eekly com m unity,” said Greg Colen of M arlboro, meeting. They try to take a child out once who serves on the organization’s board of a month. However, the child is a different directors, “The Big Brother and Big Sister child each tim e, he noted. meets w ith their child at least once a week Some of the CO RE activities include for four hours, for a m inim um o f one year.” roller skating, trips to G reat Adventure, Colen, a m em ber of the technical staff baseball games, a picnic and the m ovies. of A T & T Bell Laboratories, M iddletown, The Brookdale Big Brothers/Big Sisters was a Big Brother for two years before bike-a-thon w ill feature free T-shirts, joining the board o f directors. prizes, food, m usic and other entertain “It’s som ething you enjoy doing,” said ment. The com m unity celebration and pic Sanford Brown, M iddletown, who serves nic w ill take place from noon to 5 p.m . For on the board the as chairman. “The one- more information, call BB/BS of on-one relationship is the strongest type of Monm outh County at 530-9800. relationship. It has the greatest potential for im pact. ‘Bigs’ find this as rewarding as ‘Littles.’ ” And according to Brown, many, many children are seeking the attention of a role m o d e l . “There are approxim ately 30,000 sin ARMED W I T H gle-parent fam ilies in M onm outh County,” said Brown. “For the most part, the chil dren are well-adjusted but thousands need help and guidance. There are children who CONFIDENCE have been abused - psychologically repressed. The problem is overwhelm ing.” “M y dad left the house when I was 13,” said Colen. “If I had only known about the agency then, I would have asked for a Big B r o t h e r . ” Brown, who is president of the board of directors, has three young children o f his ow n, sO he does not have the tim e to donate as a Big Brother. He does, however, meet once a m onth w ith the board. M eetings last about five to six hours each. The board is responsible for working w ith the staff, for the leadership and execu tion of activities and program s, and for finding ways to raise funds. The board has come up with ways of utilizing the agency’s concept because the w aiting list far exceeds the actual Big Brother/Big Sister matches. For instance, there is a high school program , where teen agers m entor little kids, and there is the “Adopt a Student” program at the M iddletown A T & T site, where the children on the w aiting list come in every two weeks and learn about technology from a m e n t o r . “SUMMER SPECIAL” * . _ a Includes: O ★ WEEKS GROUP 6 BUILDING CONFIDENCE $ LESSONS FOR OVER 23 YEARS Photograph by Rich Schultz READY TO ROLL ★ FREE KARATE MIDDLETOWN Sandy Brown of Middletown and Greg 4 9 " UNIFORM & BELT Colen of Marlboro get ready for the bike- a-thon to benefit Big Brother/Big Sister 671 -2826 of Monmouth County. 2 4 JUNE 3, 1992, INDEPENDENT B A R IN N IN THE SPOTLIGHT A UNIQUE DINING EXPERIEN CE It’s Closer Than You Think r Buy 1 Dinner Entree ' and Receive 1 " 1 $ 5 0 0 O F F ! — I Second Dinner Entree I Expires 6-12-92 # on the bay O p e n days 264-3730 Y e a r r o u n d lo r L u n c h Union Ave. and D i n n e r Union Beach Trade Your ENGINE N ot Your CAR MOTORWORKS REMANUFACTURED MOTOR INSTALLATION CENTERS “THE NATION’S LARGEST CHAIN OF REMANUFACTURED ENGINE INSTALLATION CENTERS.” • EXPERT SERVICE r AMERICAN OR FOREIGN AUTO - TRUCK - MARINE - RVS - MOTORHOMES • FLEET ACCOUNTS WELCOME - TOWING • 12 MO. / 12,000 Ml. FACTORY W ARRANTY 36 MONTHTORU36,000 MILE KEYPORT: 739-4337 Photograph by Rich Schultz EXTENDED WARRANTY _ n PROMISING ARTIST Financing Available______70 STATE HWY #55 St. John Vianney High School senior Richard Callamaras, Holmdel, is pictured here with some of his recent work. Student plans career in art K itchen D ecor, I n c . By Mark Rondeau _____ the violence and chaos of the w orld, he WE MEET YOUR NEEDS “W hen I get inspired, I just keep work a d d e d . ing - I don’t stop,” said Richard “Everything in my pictures means Callam aras, a senior and art student at St. som ething,” Richard said. John Vianney High School, Holm del. The young artist said he likes it when One of N.J.’s Largest Kitchen & Bath Showrooms The Holm del resident said he has people see things in his w ork and it brings always been interested in art and began som ething out from inside o f them. drawing at an early age. However, he did “You’re not afraid to work hard,” A design for you with not take art classes at St. John Vianney Laudano said to him . sophistication, elegance until his senior year there. In fact, Richard quoted an axiom of and imaginative use of Richard didn’t take any art classes, he D a li’s that the student first heard from said, because when he was a freshm an, stu Laudano: “A lazy artist w ill never create a space dents w ere required to first take a course in m asterpiece.” art history before taking any hands-on Richard said he is planning to do a Cabinetry for the courses. U ntil this year, he had no art train series o f pictures on the issue o f racism . ing, he explained. He w ill be attending the School of kitchen & bath: built in The high school has since changed the Visual Arts in New York in the fall, furniture for the home course requirem ent, according to R ichard’s although his late start taking art classes art teacher, Virginia Laudano. The teacher m eant he was too late to apply for scholar expressed great enthusiasm about both ship money for next school year. Richard Affordable Prices R ichard’s talent and his passion for art. noted that he is hoping for some kind of “He has a w onderful potential,” she help to pay for his schooling. said. “H e m otivates the other kids.” Richard said he would like to become a Featuring: “I love it,” Richard said o f art. “It’s all I m edical illustrator, which w ould allow him do - it’s all I think about.” to earn a living w hile giving him tim e to R ichard’s favorite painter is surrealist devote to his art. i h m s o brpokhaven U||B3djjjjj Salvador D ali, an inspiration that is evident “I’m just so proud of him ,” Laudano anniversary in his work. 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Every day you Program o n t o u r s can drive home By Christine Menapace______sportin' good deals e a r l y s u m m e r with classified! Im agine having a lawn that would m ake MASTECTOMY your neighbors green with envy, save tax dollars and help the environm ent. Sound BOUTIQUE SALE impossible? Not according to the Monm outh County Board of Chosen For Appointm ent June i thru June 13 Freeholders w hich is launching a cam paign S p e c i a l s called “Grass, Cut It and Leave It.” c a l l (908) 257-6611, The effort encourages residents to leave Uy ° Prosthesis grass clippings on the lawn to divert them 758 Route 18 R o NatuTatS^F^E from the landfill and create an environm en Suite 105 Buy 2 Naturalwear Bras anri ■ I tally friendly lawn. the 3rd at l/2 Pnnce ,Ve I According to county statistics, nearly a East Brunswick ^_Q /q Off All SeaScamn Swimwear third of all summer waste handled by (Behind New Brunswick Savings Bank)’ garbage haulers consists o f grass clippings. (W N o exact figure has been put on the am ount o f grass clippings generated by the county; .1-800-660-4-ADS however, officials say if 25,000 tons of clippings were left on lawns this summer, m unicipalities could save $1.7 m illion in landfill disposal fees alone. Freeholder Amy Handlin noted, “Monm outh County residents are already helping to extend our lan d fill’s life by recycling their bottles, cans and newspa pers. W e all can help even m ore by leaving our grass clippings on the lawn and letting v°s#eJoo eo” nature do the recycling.” Currently, more than 20 towns no longer pick up clippings and county offi cials say they w ill consider banning brush and grass from the landfill. Residents who insist on bagging grass w ill have to rely on rr**! private or public com posting sites. However, nearly all towns in the Bayshore w ill have pickup this summer through their independent garbage haulers, although fees and the am ount of grass clip pings picked up vary from town to town. According to Richard O bal, Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Monm outh County agent and turf grass expert, how ev er, leaving grass clippings on the lawn is beneficial. H e said it recycles nutrients and can reduce the am ount of fertilizer one applies to the law n by one third to one half. A common concern about leaving grass on the law n, O bal said, is that it m ight cre ate thatch. How ever, he said thatch is caused by roots and stems, that have not old size decomposed, not grass clippings. “O verw atering, excessive fertilization, 14 im proper soil pH and overuse of pesticides are the m ajor cause o f thatch build-up,” he s a id . Edwin Schlotzhauer, Matawan recy cling coordinator, agrees w ith Obal and said he has left clippings on his lawn for several years. “It doesn’t cause any prob lem and it adds fertilizer to your law n,” he s a id . M atawan is one of 13 pilot communi ties involved in a Dem onstration Lawn Program . Under the program , local resi dents leave clippings on their lawn and receive signs and T-shirts from the county advertising their lawn as an exam ple of “grasscycling.” Schlotzhauer said he and three other homeowners in the area have demonstra tion lawns and news about the program has been explained in the m unicipal recycling b u l l e t i n . In order to keep an environm entally friendly law n, Schlotzhauer said you should generally cut o ff one third the grass length and no more. In this w ay, grass left on the lawn is m inim al and disappears within two days. He said this can be done BRICK EDISON E. BRUNSW ICK HOWELL by setting your lawn m ower to 3 inches (908) 206-1600 (908) 603-9122 (908) 257-5522 (908) 303-9400 and cutting o ff 1 inch whenever the grass needs it, or generally around five days. MANAHAWKIN MARLBORO MIDDLETOWN PISCATAW AY Cheryl Finkel, a member of the (609) 597-5424 (908) 536-8787 (908) 615-0700 (908) 562-9522 Matawan Environm ental Comm ission, is one of the residents taking part in the SHREWSBURY TOMS RIVER WALL Dem onstration Lawn Program , although (908) 542-3133 (908) 244-7733 (908) 681-7546 she said she has been leaving grass clip pings on her lawn for the past four years. THERE ARE OVER 90 CONVENIENT NUTRI/SYSTEM® CENTERS THROUGHOUT THE METRO AREA Several years ago her husband was spend * Plus the cost of meals. Participating centers only. Cannot be combined with other offers. Som e restrictions may apply. ing approxim ately $ 2 , 0 0 0 a year on chem i- THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 3,1992 2 7 promotes ‘grasscyling’ IN OUR AREA cals and lawn services and her lawn never looked good, she said. “O ur grass now COVER STORY LASER looks better and is less expensive to m ain tain,” she com m ented. Finkel adm its, though, that m any people reject the idea of DENTISTRY check w ith their local library or send a self leaving clippings on their lawn. “They addressed, business-size envelope to don’t want to deal with the mess of it...I IS NOW AVAILABLE Monm outh County Planning Office, Solid found that problem was m inim al.” W aste and Recycling, P.O. Box 1255, Have any neighbors seen her lawn and Freehold, N.J. 07728. The latest technology used for patient comfort, tried the process? She said they hadn’t. Residents can also attend the First is now available in dentistry. Many conventional dental “Everyone is skeptical,” Finkel noted. Earth’s W ell Fair to be held Saturday at the Harry A. Rader, recycling coordinator treatments done without anesthetic. M iddletown North High School on Tindall in M iddletown, another pilot com m unity, Road, where the county w ill have a booth. Andrew D. Meyers, DDS • M argaret H. Sullivan, DDS said the county is supporting 35 dem on A $ 6 soil test is available through the stration lawns in M iddletown and they’ve 2124 Highway 35 • Holmdel, NJ Rutgers Cooperative Extension of already added another 26 lawns to that Monmouth County to help determine a number. “W e’ve got a tremendous L 671-8866 j law n’s fertilizer and lim e requirem ents. turnout,” he said. “If w e can m ake it w ork Call 431-7260. in M iddletown, it w ill be a good guideline for the county.” As another part o f the county program, landscape professionals are being asked to HURRY IN ------educate their customers about the benefits o f “cutting it and leaving it.” Paul Molzon, owner of Molzon Landscape Nursery, Lincroft, said he usu SALE ENDS SAT . 6 P M S H A R P ! ally recommends leaving clippings on the lawn to his customers. M olzon said it is part of his organic lawn-care program FREE FREE FREE w hich em phasizes not using chemicals. 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W e are importers of the finest selection Children’s theater com pany of C eram ic, M arble and G ranite tiles and w e offer these at the finds new hom e in Red Bank Best Prices! Our own By Cheryl Makin explained Hollyw ood. “It is stylized in the craftsm en will install sense that ‘Sleeping Beauty was, but it is W here is it possible to be in a place that m ore European than O riental.” your tile & m arble is both real and imaginary? A t the W hat’s Currently acting and directing in New with professional A M eadow For? Theater, of course! York, Denis Lynch, one of the founders of results...Guaranteed. Called the M eadow Theater, for short, the now-closed Dam Site Dinner Theater in Custom Marble and . the com pany’s m otto is to be a theater “for Tinton Falls, w ill portray the Beast all children and the child in all o f us.” G ranite Fabrication for l opposite Ruth W eber, a Meadow Theater Opened as a theater com pany in late regular, as Beauty. your FIREPLACES, 1991, the M eadow Theater has finally Noting they face stiff com petition from COUNTERTOPS, found a perm anent home. Founded by the very popular Disney animated version, VANITIES, etc... Drew Hollywood, the theater, which has Hollyw ood is ready. perform ed unique renditions of “Sleeping “Our play will stand up to it (the Beauty,” “The Em peror’s New Clothes” Disney version),” he said. According to the 1 / 9 2 and “The W ind in the W illow s,” in malls actor/director, his 23 years o f experience as and schools, w ill soon receive its m ail at a teacher has given him a respect and the G alleria on Bridge Avenue in Red adm iration for children. Acting on the side B a n k . for m any years, Hollywood left the worlc “We expect Red Bank to become the of academics more than five years ago tc Broadw ay o f children’s theater,” he said. pursue a career in acting. F0R M0RW EHAVE PROVEN According to Hollywood, his “I didn’t love the paperw ork, but I lovec professional theater concentrates on w orking w ith kids,” he said. producing shows for children, but on a Since taking a break from the educatior 1DE^ r ExCX o e ,K level that adults can find enjoyable and system, Hollywood has appeared or entertaining. “Newhart,” and an off-Broadwa> “The M eadow w ill present quality production of “Agam em non,” in “If A children’s theater, w onder-filled scripts, First” at Sidewalks of New York Theater top production values w ith professional as w ell as a num ber of commercials am casts of adults, and, when appropriate, industrial film s. Soon he w ill be seen in hi: children,” said Hollyw ood, a veteran of first speaking role in a m ovie, “Fanny,’ more than 17 years in show business. “It starring Elizabeth M cG overn and Johi w ill be our aim to produce children’s H u r t . theater that even unaccom panied adults “But most theatergoers in Monm outl w ill appreciate.” County probably rem em ber me from th< Plans for the new theater include a stage old Dam Site, where I appeared in severa at floor level and 70 “just gorgeous red dozen productions, including several worli plush” seats. The rows w ill be tiered so all premieres of B illy VanZandt-Jane M ilm or OF FREEHOLD the children w ill have a clear view of the comedies,” noted the Screen Actors Guii show. A box office and regular office w ill m e m b e r . be on site and the inside features We now feature sandblasted bricks, high ceilings and huge Now, the Meadow Theater e n a b l e VILLEROY and BOCH chestnut beams. Hollywood to combine his two loves Ceramic Tile theater and teaching. “We wanted a small cozy theater,” The Meadow Theater w ill offer a wid said Hollyw ood, who is the artistic variety of 25 classes in acting, voic« 4 6 2 - 0 3 1 5 director o f the theater, “so the children w ill com edy, im provisation, m akeup and more, find our place friendly and nurturing.” “A ll our classes w ill be taught b P O N D R O A D The Meadow Theater’s Grand Opening, professionals w ith years o f experience an w hich is scheduled for July 11, w ill feature training in theater and education,” adde Shopping Center M ichael Elliot B rill’s version of “Beauty H o l l y w o o d . and the Beast,” as its debut show. M ost classes run for 90 minutes on a ROUTE 9 FREEHOLD Done in masque style, “Beauty and the eight-week schedule. Prices, w hich tend 1 Beast” w ill evoke a sense of old-style vary, are typically $ 1 0 p e r h o u r . European theater. M ost o f the classes are for children, bi VISIT OUR NEW KITCHEN “It w ill have a lot of couplets and the Hollywood noted some courses w ill b characters w ill use masks on sticks to open to older teen-agers and adults. & BATH SHOW ROOM change persona, em otion or setting,” For m ore inform ation, call 758-0099. '■'*! 1 n '* 3 - -A 7 3J> f M J , I t S INDEPENDENT, JUNE 3, 1992 2 9 W ell of Souls abandons pop roots for alternative sound By Cheryl M akin ______W hile most bands that would be com parable to W ell of Souls’ style and W ith a name that evokes a sense of sound could m ake it big on the W est Coast, depth and “we can save the world” inner these four men feel they have worked too being, W ell o f Souls does not play political long and too hard here. pop or retro-’60s folk. Instead, the band “W e’d like to bring that here, so we plays a brand of alternative m usic that don’t have to go,” said P feiffer, who comes from an am algam ation of each previously was the ax-man for In Between m em ber’s m usical influences. D r e a m s . Form ed in 1988 by vocalist/guitarist “It seems to me the focus changes so Tom Kanach, whose roots are found in pop m uch,” said Irons, the form er drum m er for and punk, W ell of Souls was originally the hard rock Shore band Sinopoli. “First, intended to be a musical dictatorship w ith there was California with the glam scene. Kanach as its M ussolini. N ow , in its third Then, everything was com ing out o f Jersey incarnation, said to be the best to date, the - Bon Jovi, Bruce Springsteen, Glen band has em braced dem ocracy. Burtnik. The industry was looking there. “W hen we first got in the band, you N ow it’s Seattle. W ho knows where it’ll be could see Tom was used to telling next? It m ight be M iddletow n.” everybody what and what not to play,” said drum m er Jim m y Irons, who joined the As for m aking it big in the future, M onm outh County-based band in the W ell of Souls has gone back to a more summer of 1990. grass-roots approach to the m usic industry. “In the past year - we were together a “W e’ve all been doing it long enough to year at the end o f January - w e’ve become know what to do. It’s just a m atter o f tim e more of a group,” explained Kanach, who at this point,” Said Kanach, who, along is a form er member of M ischief. “It was w ith his bandmates, has played w ith groups great for me because for so long I was the such as D rivin’ ’n’ C ryin’, They Eat Their guy who had to carry the ball and now I O w n, Gene Loves Jezebel, Julian Cope and can just be a team player. It allows m e to W onderstuff. “But we have been doing concentrate on other things, like sleep.” some great things. W e’re getting a lot of “This is more of an excellent airplay on W SO U (89.5 FM , Seton Hall opportunity for freedom of expression,” University, South Orange). A couple of added lead guitarist John Pfeiffer, w ho was different college radio stations are playing the last to be recruited and signed up in us in heavy rotation.” February 1991. And if they never m ake it, w ill they give U nlike the band’s first demo, a poppy up the music? LP entitled “K illing Frost” released in “W hat? Get a haircut and be norm al?” 1989, the last tw o efforts have fulfilled the said Pfeiffer. “I don’t think so.” band’s need to gratify them selves, rather W ell of Souls is planning future gigs at than industry ingrates. Club 101 in Asbury Park, Joey Harrison’s “It gets to the point where you can only Surf W orld in O rtley Beach and The please yourself. W e stopped playing the Brighton Bar in Long Branch. For more songs we were doing because we thought inform ation, call 671-1424 or write to 58 Pop-punksters Well of Souls (l-r) James Irons, Keith Mohsinger, John Pfeiffer and they w ould be the right songs to play to be East Road, M iddletown, NJ. 07748. Tom Kanach appeared at Sunday’s Fastlane II Second Anniversary Gala. radio friendly,” noted Kanach. “W e just stopped doing them because we were happier doing the stuff that was a little m ore slash-and-burn.” B A Y S H O R E Cholesterol Screening Now , Irons noted the songwriting is a 50-50 project between Kanach and Pfeiffer. H O M E C A R E The arrangem ents and m anagement are 8 Diabetes Aw areness team efforts. PHARMACY “W e definitely w ork as a unit, m ore now than before in other bands, because our Saturday, June I3th, 10 am - 3 pm direction is com ing more into focus,” T h e explained Pfeiffer. “W e understand each N o Fasting # R esu lts in # Finger Stick # A ccu rate other. I’m more focused now - I know what I want. I know what everybody else O n e N ecessary 3 minutes Method Results wants. There’s no argument there. Everybody agrees.” A Representative from The Boehringer-Mannheim Corp., makers “Everybody contributes their parts at the & O n l y very least and usually a lot m ore, so that’s of ACCU-CHEK III and TRACER II Blood Glucose Meters will be why it’s m ore of a group sound than W ell available to demonstrate the latest technology available for Home o f Souls used to be,” said Kanach. S t o p Another reason for the more Testing and Management of Diabetes. dem ocratic platform are the changes in style, sound and direction. W hat used to be F o r A l l Special O ne-Day Prom o Prices • Chem strip Club M em bers - Free Credit pop-based, now has much more of an edge and antagonism. 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Sunday matinees at 3 p.m. Tickets, $24 to display at Rutgers’ Institute of Management Wesley at the Crossroads Theatre $38. Brookside Drive, Millburn. For and Labor Relation s, Ryders Lane and Company, 7 Livingston Ave., New Today through June 20 information, call 376-4343. Clifton Avenue, New Brunswick.. Open Brunswick. Tickets are $20 Tuesdays Fred Teicher and Doug Mcllvain will weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. through Thursdays; $26 Friday nights, show their sculptures with the Sculpture Today through June 29 Actor/actress auditions for full time Saturday and Sunday matinees at 3 p.m. Association of New Jersey at the Phogpix The Lakewood Community School will positions in adult acting company, at the and 7:30 p.m.; and $30 Saturday nights. On Gallery, 586 Broadway, New York City. A exhibit artworks in various media at the Creative Theatre, Witherspoon Street, display during the play run is color reception will be held 4-6 p.m. Thursday. Ralyn Art Center, 316 Main St., Lakewood. Princeton. To schedule audition, call Eloise photography by Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine An artists’ reception will be held at 2 p.m. Bruce at 1 -609- 924-3489. on life in Africa. For tickets, call 249-5560. Today through June 26 June 6. The exhibition is free. Gallery hours Brush and Palette Art Guild exhibit at For group rates, call 294-5581, Ext. 17. Freehold Art Society member exhibit at are 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday and 10 the Hazlet Township Library, Middle Road, the Atrium Gallery, ATEC Center Building, a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday. Hazlet, through June. For information call Today through June 15 Brookdale Community College, Newman 264-3853 or 721-7694. Jilltrude Barba exhibit, sponsored by Springs Road, Lincroft. For more Today through June 30 the Freehold Art Society, at Chemical Bank information, call 8421 900, Ext. 600. Antique engravings exhibit from Today through June 6 of New Jersey, Friendship Mall, Route 9, Interpretations of the artists’ model “Liz” England on display at Amandla Theatre The Gallery Collection, approximately Howell. For information, call 919-0416. on exhibit at the Guild of Creative Art, 620 Gallery, 321 W. Farms Road, Howell. For 100 works by Norman Rockwell and other Broad Street, Shrewsbury. Tuesday through further information, call 938-4133. artists, will be exhibited 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Today through June 19 Saturday from Noon to 5 p.m. For more “Art in Bloom” is theme of exhibit by the Serendipity Gallery of Art and Fine Art exhibit by husband/wife team Kurt information call 7411 441 . local artists at the Count Basie Theatre’s upper lobby gallery, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank. Call 8429000. Nicole LeCause is exhibiting her art show called “Faces” at the Monmouth County Office of the Handicapped, 29 E. Main St., Freehold. For more information, call 431-7399. Young Artists of Monmouth County, students of Bruce Fallender exhibit at the Adelphia Arts Centre Gallery, Route 524, Adelphia section of Howell. Hours to view the exhibit are by appointment. Call 462 7675. Today through July 12 Donald De Lue sculptures at the Monmouth Museum, Brookdale College, Lincroft. Hours: 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays; 1-5 p.m. Sundays; closed Mondays. Nonmember admission for adults, $2; children and seniors, $1.50. For information, call 747 2266. Today through July 30 “Renewal,” an exhibit of the work of Julia Dodd of Middletown, will be presented at the Red Bank Public Library, 84 W. Front St. The exhibit features a series of watercolor sketches of an Upper Freehold farmlands preservation project, and a series of photographs of Red Bank’s renewed business buildings. The library is open 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Thursday and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday, Friday and Saturday until June 13. The library will be closed Saturdays, June 20 to Sept. 12. Today through July 31 Outdoor sculpture exhibition at the Scherer Gallery, 93 School Road West, Marlboro. Wednesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Major works by Peter Vanni, Frank Seckler, James Calerwood and Eric Snowden. For information, call 536-9465. Today through Aug. 5 Freehold Art Society open show at the Freehold Public Library, 281/2 E. Main St., Freehold. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday; 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday; 7 to 8:30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings. For more information, call 462-5135. Today through August Studio Gallery, 1 E. Front St., Keyport, features a collection of signed prints by photographer Jeff Silverman. Noon to 5 p.m. Wednesday to Friday; 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. Call ahead; 264-3939 Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays through June “The Premature Corpse” at the First Avenue Playhouse, 123 First Avenue, Atlantic Highlands. $15 includes 8 p.m. dessert, 8:30 p./m show. Special Sunday Matine on ^une 14 at 2:30 p.m. Reservations for all shows are required, call 291-7552. F r i d a y Classical/contempory concert at Trinity Episcopal Church, Asbury and Grand Avenue, 7 p.m. Voluntary contribution. For information Call Chris Kuborn at 774-0088. INDEPENDENT, JUNE 3,1992 3 1 Friday and Saturday 2 to 3 p.m. Museum is located on Brookdale Monday 6 to 9 p.m. For more information “Godspell” by The Fifty Avenue Players Community College campus, Newman call 946-0427. at Gethsemane Lutheran Church, Maple Springs Road, Lincroft. Free to members M a g a z i n e s Place and Main Street, Keyport. 8 p.m. $2/adults, $1.50/children and seniors. For M o n d a y Friday, 7:30 p.m. Saturday. $5 includes more information, call 747-2266. Monmouth Organ Society presents dessert. To reserve call 264-8078. Ashley Miller at 8 p.m., at Buck Smith’s a n d B o o k s Spring Musical Revue, called Do-Re- Sundays through June 28 House of Brides, 500 Palmer Avenue, N. Media by the Princeton Triangle Club, Jazz series at Jasons, 1604 F Street, Middletown. $6 members, $7 guests. For McCarter Theatre. Friday at 8 p.m.; Belmar. 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. This Sunday information call 787-9847. f o r Saturday at 7:30 anbd 10 p.m.$15, $17, A.J. Mantas/Eddie Martinez Quartet. For $18, $20 and $25. For directions and to information call 291-2774. M onday through June 26 reserve call (609) 683-8000. Joseph Cellini to be featured at exhibit E v e r y o n e ! Every Sunday through “NUDE: The Art of Human Form” at Friday, Saturday, Sunday S e p t e m b e r SendipityGallery ,116 1/2 Main Street, Artist reception at the Lvmina Art “Jazz Revelation” by Gerry Kamber. Matawan. Monday through Saturday 10 Gallery, 18 Central, 251 Route 18, East Jazz musicians are invited to sit in at Caffe a.m. to 6 p.m. Call 566-8660. Brunswick. Friday and Saturday at 7 to 9 e Dolce on the Asbury Park Boardwalk at @Boc*CEivreR. p.m., Sunday at 2 to 4 p.m. For information Third Avenue. For more information, call Tuesdays through June call 651-0800. 988-1978. Male singers wanted for the Red Bank We help you f i n d books you'll love. Area Barbershop Chorus, Red Bank Middle Bradlees Shopping Center Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays Sunday and M onday School, 101 Harding Blvd., Red Bank. 7:30 786 Route 36, Middletown, NJ 07748 through June Auditions for “Side By Side by p.m. Music reading not required. Voice Open Monday through Saturday 10-0; Sbrttay 12-5 “Room Service,” a comedy performed Sondheim" at the Duncan Smith Theatre, testing available, and vocal demonstrations by the Simy Theatre Company at the Kobe Holmdel High School complex, Crawford’s will'be given. For information, call 787-1392 (908) 615-0444 Japanese Restaurant, Route 9, Howell. Corner Road, Holmdel. Sunday 1 to 4 p.m.; after 6 p.m. Fridays at 8:30 p.m.; Saturdays at 8 p.m.; Sundays at 6:30 p.m. Tickets: $15 for show, $29.50 for dinner/show. Dinner will be 90 minutes before performance. For reservations, call 364-0936 or 364-4298. MOLZON PRESENTS... Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays through June 28 Nunsense, musical at Playhouse 22, 210 Dunham’s Corner Road, East Brunswick. Friday and Saturday evenings at 8:30 p.m. Sunday at 3 p.m. $10 and $7 for seniors. To reserve call 254-3939. A l l Y o u N e e d T o K n o w S a t u r d a y A Raisin In The Sun auditions by Brookdale Community College’s Asbury Park Learning Center, 601 Grand Avenue, Asbury Park. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Need three T o M a k e Your G arden Grow black females, one 20-25, one 25-30, one 55060. Five black males, one 9-12, three 25-30, one 35-40. One white male age 35 45. Produced by Dunbar Repertory Co. Call 774-3363 days and 780-6694 evenings. Spring concert, “A Salute To Irving Berlin and Broadway” by the Old Bridge Community Chorus at madison Central High School, Route 516 Old Bridge. $2 adults, $1 students/seniors. Call 44631 65. Answers To All Your The Right Plant Cartoon Festival presented by Michael Goldfarb. Holmdel Summer Theater Gardening Questions For Any Spot Festival at the Duncan Smith Theatre Barn, When you come to Crawfords Corner Road, Holmdel. 7:30 p.m. A t M olzon's, you'll find a $3. For information call 946-0427. M olzon’s, you get m ore than vast selection o f healthy plants House Comedy at the Count Basie a w ide selection of healthy an d trees. O u r staff is expert at Theatre, 99 Monmouth Street, Red Bank. 7 plants at a terrific value. Y ou p.m to 11 p.m. $25, $20. For information r e c o m m e n d i n g t h e r i g h t p l a n t call 842-9000 or 870-8164. get all the inform ation you'll for any situation. W e're sure need for a successful law n to have the perfect plants for Saturdays, Sundays through and garden. your garden — even those J u n e 1 3 . “A Gentleman And A Scoundrel” by problem spots. Sabona Productions at the Amandla Garden Problem? Theatre, 321 West Farm Road, Howell. 8:30 p.m. Desserts at 8 p.m. $15, $12 No Problem! Specials This Week seniors/students. To reserve call 93841 33. Specials good from June 3 -7 Back yard too shady? S u n d a y Sandy soil? Poor drainage? Rhododendron Jazz Brunch featuring Lillette Jenkins presented by the Chase Group at the There's no law n or garden 25% OFF Berkeley Carteret Hotel, Asbury park. 1 problem that w e can't help (all sizes & varieties) p.m. $30. To reserve call 291-2774. you w ith. O ur friendly staff An Event in 3 Acts: Heart Strings, Junipers - Buy 2, presented by the Hyacinth Foundation at w ill suggest solutions for any the State Theatre, Livingston Street, new situation. W e'll explain the Get 1 FREE Brunswick. $250, $50, $25, $10. 6 p.m. For process step b y step and show (mix & match) information call (201) 6422608. Plays-in-the-Park Open House of you w hat you'll need to ac All sales cash & carry. backstage tours and a mini-concert at the com plish your goal. Delivery service available. Roosevelt Park Amphitheater, Edison. 3 p.m. For directions and information call (201 ) 548-2884. Polish Festival at the Garden States Art Center, parkway Exit 116, Holmdel. Starts at 9 a.m. Stage show at 3 p.m. For more information call 888-5000. Orchestra of St. Peter by the Sea at St. Rose of Lima Church, Short Hills at 4 p.m. for information and directions call 379 8958. Sundays through June 14 The Monmouth Museum presents “Demonstrations and Conversations With the Sculptors.” Regular gallery hours are Middletown-Lincroft Road, Lincroft, NJ Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. (between Front St. & Newman Springs Rd.) 908-741-9098 • Open 7 days Stephanie MandelBaum will give demonstration in styrofoam on Sunday from 3 2 JUNE 3, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT Unique Portuguese cuisine at C osta Verde By Marc Schlossberg sauce, garlic sauce, barbecue sauce or m arinara sauce. 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Also it’s im por maids, flower girls, mothers-of-the-bride, tant to tell the person you’re working w ith special-occasion dresses, plus tuxedos for your budget at the start, rather than get un the bridegroom and his ushers. pleasant surprises.” Also available are all ihe accessories, in Brigitte’s Bridal Boutique is located at cluding shoes which are custom dyed on the Point Village M all, 651 Arnold Ave., Point premises, headpieces and hats, and all the Pleasant Beach. Ms. Lucas says white and other services needed by the bridal party. ivory are still the most popular colors for Professional alterations are com pleted w ith brides. Styles vary but she notes that the out any additional charge. Victorian look is a favorite for bridal and bridesm aids’ gowns. Colors for fall include The shop’s controller, Bridget Supples, corals, iris, teals and burgundy. proudly notes that they haven’t had a com plaint in the 14 years they have been in “Most important of all is to allow six business. She says many brides come in months from the tim e you make the final when they have been disappointed by dis selection to the wedding date,” M s. Lucas SAVE UP TO count stores, gown rental businesses or bri says. She already has orders for 1993 wed dal shops going out of business and the d in g s . gowns don’t fit properly. “They need help to Brigitte’s is open seven days a week. Late m ake them look their best for the big day,” hours are on Wednesday through Friday s h e a d d s . on selected designer samples in stock nights and Sunday hours are 11 a.m . to 3 M s. Lucas specializes in personal service p.m . 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ID E W ID T H M en-Quatity Fit-Service-W om en ABERDEEN Strathmore Shopping 7 or the (Bride and her party Center Hwy. 34 583-7694 Wide and Extra Wide Shoes v J • : H an n ah ’s offers you fin e yet Hours: • Satin and Peau de \\Y / 10-6 Mon.-Sat Soie Shoes 10-9 Wed & Fri affo rd ab le elegance w ith o u r beautiful 12-4 Sun • Gold and Silver Shoes BRICKTOWN • Shoes dyed FREE r j \ '! A room s and fabulous foods. on premises I I ' J r Hwy. 88 East • A W) Laurel Hts. Plaza Bags, too. / • Shoes for Brides / & F J> ^ • W eddings • S how ers 840-4939 and Bridesmaids • R ehearsal D inners • Engagem ent P a r t i e s • A nniversaries U p t o 1 7 5 p e o p l e 4 0 % O F F Assorted Prom & Party Dresses 980/542-6655 178 Route 35 • Eatontown. N.J. • (1 miles Mo. of Monmouth Mall • just minutes from Parkway exits 105 & 1091 B 4 JUNE 3, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT Get gifts you really want by using bridal registries W e d d i n g You landed a grand guy, uncovered the machines and other supplies for a hom e of perfect ring and found a wedding dress f ic e ; am Complete Banquet Facilities that’s to die for. - software emporiums for the latest in And now, you can do just as well w ith the com puter equipm ent, games and programs; • Accom odations from 25 to 500 w edding gifts. - music stores for tapes, CDs and sound • Fine cuisine by expert chefs Your wedding is the one tim e it’s perm is e q u i p m e n t ; • 3 room s to choose from sible - even encouraged - tc take an asser - bookstores for additions to the home • On-prem ises parking tive approach in getting exactly what you library, books-on-tape and videos; and • Visit our Bridal Boutique on premises w a n t . - bath shops for towels, bath accessories, • Stop in to see our newly renovated facility You’ll won’t offend G reat-Aunt Clara by shower curtains, scented soaps and sachets. nam ing the things you and your soon-to-be Ready to register? Following are some (908) 636-2670 spouse desire and need - right down to the tips and trends from wedding experts on size, color, monogram , quantity and brand how to go about getting what you want for your wedding. nam e, if you like. - Don’t go it alone. Once you have an Rather, this tim e-honored custom o f reg idea o f the stores w here you w ant to register, istering a wish list w ith departm ent stores or call and m ake an appointm ent w ith the reg local gift shops actually makes things easier istry consultant. His or her expertise will for the tw o o f you and your w edding guests. prove invaluable as you wade through pat Item izing your gifts-most-wanted gives terns, choose colors and quantities and fig your friends and relatives the opportunity ure out what it is you’ll need in your new to choose something meaningful ... and A Wedding Shouldn’t Cost More h o m e . som ething less likely to be returned. And, even if he promises that whatever Than a Bride Can Afford... M ost registries work som ething like this: you choose is fine, take your fiance along on Selections are entered into a com puterized your registry excursions - or at least get his Our selection of wedding bouquets system at the stores where you’ve registered, stam p o f approval on your selections. provides you with the most exquisite and are kept on file for a tim e period that The trend toward shared household re stretches before, through and after the wed contemporary & traditional designs in sponsibilities and tight financial tim es have d i n g . encouraged m ore couples to register togeth all price ranges. Friends and relatives m ay select a gift in er in order to get things right the first tim e We use only quality fresh & silk flowers in a person or by telephoning. around, say wedding experts. As each gift is purchased, the registry is variety of styles, shapes & color schemes. - Register the right way. W edding ex updated, so you always have a running tally perts generally agree on this rule o f thum b: of purchases and the things that you still Register at as m any stores as you like, but FREE BRIDAL CONSULTATION n e e d . don’t register for the same item at two or G ifts that m ost frequently m ake the wed m ore different stores. ding registry include: form al and casual din- Since each store w ill keep track o f its pur c^funtei QCoiilt and nerware; sterling or silver plate; stainless chases and none placed elsewhere, there w ill flatware; barware; fine crystal; casual glass be no running tally o f gifts. So, you’ll be the 1715 Union Avenue at Middle Road, Hazlet ware; cooking equipm ent; kitchenware; cut one keeping track o f the juice glasses, butter lery; sm all and large appliances; bakeware; dishes and bread knives. ______888-0671 OmeflQKi linens for bath, bed, kitchen and table; and The exception lies in departm ent stores hom e care items. that are linked by computer. Register at H o t gifts in these categories for the 1990s? your branch in Seattle, and your cousin in Espresso/cappuccino m achines. King-size Omaha can walk into his branch, glance bath towels and bed ensembles. Juicers, over a printout o f your registry and select an m ini-food processors, hand vacuums and appropriate gift. His purchase w ill then be YOUR WEDDING DAY... sandwich grills. added to your registry tally back in Seattle - But things don’t begin and end in the bed so you can keep track of purchases even ding and silver departm ents anym ore. when m ade miles away. As a result, the wedding registry is ap - Cover a wide price range. Perhaps pearing in some rather non-traditional - but you’ve registered for high-end china, crystal R e l a x very acceptable - places. and a silver pattern. D on’t forget to request Departm ent stores are expanding their some lesser-priced items, such as kitchen registries to include departments such as gadgets, towels and pillowcases. and let us hom e electronics, luggage, hom e accessories Even guests orf a lim ited budget want to - even lingerie. purchase something that they know you It’s not that today’s couples are above want. So, if Cousin Jim can’t spring for a m ake it perfect. being satisfied with a few good pots and sterling salad fork, he can still get you the pans. It’s just that w ith the age o f first-tim e coordinating dish towel and potholder set brides on the rise as well as second-time that you requested - a gift that he knows F e a tu r in g : marriages, today’s brides and bridegrooms you’ll like because you chose it yourself. often bring a hodgepodge o f item s into their O n the other hand, don’t forgo registering relationship. for big-ticket items just because o f their • Hot Buffet Thus, such a c o u p le might register for price. M any guests enjoy pooling their funds kitchen cabinets, a lawn m ower and electric in order to purchase a group gift that the • Carving Boards ceiling fan at a do-it-yourself em porium , or wedding couple needs. for tools, ladders and lawn furniture at a - Take your tim e. W ith hundreds of pat hardware store. terns to peruse, a handful o f room s to furn ish and tw o lifestyles to consider, it’s a rare • Sit Down Dinners A m useum gift shop w ould be the place to couple that registers in a single day. request art facsim iles o f period silver, porce - Plan several register trips, and do your • Coektail Weddings • Lawn Weddings lain, glassware, jewelry, art books and lim - hom ework beforehand by browsing through ited-edition fine art reproductions. bridal and home decorating magazines to In fact, the places where a couple could • Bridal Showers • Rehearsal Dinners get an idea of what’s out there ... and what register really are lim ited only by the im agi you like. Clip pictures of the things you nation - especially given the fact that most think you’d like to request, and take them shops w ill go out of their way to create a along on your shopping outings. registry for you even if they haven’t offered If you’re choosing a second set o f dinner- the service before. ware to coordinate w ith the one you already Consider, for instance: own, why not bring a place setting and your - gourmet shops for kitchen equipment, flatware along and put together a mock-up? cookbooks, ingredients and gourm et foods; O r use a strip o f w allpaper or paint chip for - antique shops for yesterday’s m irrors, comparison when choosing appointments quilts, china and candle holders; for bed and bath. - sporting good stores for camping, ski It’s best, say wedding consultants, to reg ing, golf, tennis and other types of fitness ister at least several m onths before the wed equipm ent or furnishings for a hom e gym; ding, and to select stores that w ill keep your - camera shops for photo albums, film , list on file for six m onths to a year after the 671-0700 • 495-2602 camera equipm ent and frames; b ig d a y . - high-tech shops for travel gadgets, tele A good registrar also will let you know 403 HWY. 36 HAZLET phones, televisions and other sm art home when your patterns go on sale, so you can electronics; fill in any gift gaps or purchase replacem ent - office supply shops for m ini copiers, fax pieces after the honeym oon is over. THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 3, 1992 B 5 Wherever your love wants to go. Call Us Today For Your Perfect G etaw ay O ver 20 Years Experience VISTA TRAVEL INC. H w y. 36, A irport Plaza H azlet, (908) 739-2424 VISTA HOURS: M-F 9-5:30, Th. 9-8:00, Sat. 9-1:00, Closed Sunday Surround Yourself In Elegance a t c ? ' REGISTRY RITES Formal china, crystal, silverware and accessories are just some of the wonderful items to include in the bridal registry. Shown here: China by Tiffany & Co. C ustom B rid al H eadpieces & A ccessories G et ready for the special day before your w edding & surround yourself in luxury. W e have facilities perfect for bridal show ers and rehearsal dinners. A t R em ington’s choose from a variety of special m enus to m ake your occasion unique. C all Today fo r In fo rm atio n and R eservations Mrs. Kathleen Schafer-Lionette from Holmdel, New Jersey, is wearing a headpiece of beaded alencon lace designed for her by Frills ltd. A unique selection of beaded trims, fabrics, crystal crowns and pearled headpieces are available for your selection. CAFE Please call for an appointment 908-566-4305 216 H w y. 34, H olm del 94 Highway 34, Millbrook Professional Bldg., Matawan, N J. (908) 946-7171 B 6 JUNE 3, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT W ide selection of gow ns aw aits W hat better way to begin a marriage sleeves. A full tulle skirt attaches at the made in heaven than with a bride dressed sheath’s hem for the cerem ony and detaches like an angel? for reception fun. M ost often, that brings to m ind a picture- The adaptable dressing them e continues perfect bride floating dow n the aisle dressed w ith shawls and jackets that are show-stop in yards o f w afty w hite tulle, satin or lace. ping when updated with shimmery trims, Brides are, however, only human. And sequins, m etallic lace or vibrant brocade since they come in all shapes and sizes - fabrics. One o f the trendiest looks pairs a w ith all sorts o f dressing preferences - there short sequined sleeveless w hite sheath w ith really is no uniform code of angelic bridal a w hite satin coat, and one o f the m ost dra d r e s s in g . m atic combines a white long-sleeve lace In fact, the biggest trend today is for the sheath w ith a short tie-on organza overskirt. bride to design her own gown, or at least The freshest hem lines are long-and-short make it somehow her very own, whether com binations - sheer long skirts that reveal she opts for a custom-created boutique a shorter skirt underneath, long slitted skirts gown, sews her ow n or slightly alters an off- and M am bo-style skirts that are short in the the-rack design. front and long in the back. W hile the romance o f traditional looks Regardless o f dress style, one o f the hot always will be popular, there’s a growing test options is color, w ith m any brides opt interest in contem porary w edding dress ing for pale shades o f pink, peach, aqua and styles as well, including shorter dresses, blue over the traditional whites and ivories. short-and-long com bo hem lines and adapta M ost often the color is sophisticatedly ble dresses that have detachable pieces to subtle - as in a dress that’s all tradition in create tw o different looks. detail but that pairs pearly peach satin w ith Traditional dressing calls for a floor- white lace - but it occasionally shows a vi length white gown with fitted bodice, full brant side as w ell, in jew el tones for jackets, skirt, elaborate train and shim m ery veil. shawls and accessories. For example, a satin silk fitted bodice W hether shopping for or sewing up the with illusion sleeves and yoke that melts bridal gown, experts advise m aking a selec into a skirt of layered tulle. O r a dropped- tion six m onths prior to the wedding, there waist lace bodice and curved neckline that by allowing the bride plenty of tim e to de flows to off-the-shoulder cap sleeves and a cide on com plem entary attendants’ dresses, skirt o f tiered organza ruffles. O r an all-over schedule alterations, pose for portraits and lace creation that pairs a skirt of Scarlett gather all the appropriate accessories. O ’Hara proportions w ith an oh-so-tight The right gown is just the start of pol bodice and off-the-shoulder pouf sleeves. ished wedding-day dressing. From head to M ore contemporary styling options run toe, the beautiful bride can select an array o f to well-shaped silhouettes such as hourglass accessories to inspire her angelic dressing to sheaths or extended bodices that are fitted new heights. to m idthigh or knee, then dram atically flare. ' Headpieces range from • lace-brim hats Lengths range from floor to above-the- and jewel-encrusted tiaras to braided satin knee or both, with a removable train. A wreaths and bows; shoes from satin ballet beautiful exam ple o f this adaptable dressing slippers to silk pum ps dressed w ith beads, is a form -fitting m idthigh-length lace sheath bows, silver buckles or sequins. dress with sweetheart neckline and cap Experts advise the bride to make her U N SEEN BEAUTS’ DELICATELY DESIGNED STRAPLESS BRAS AND BUSTIERS ENHANCE YOUR PERSONAL RADIANCE WHEN WEARING THAT VERY SPECIAL GOWN. 20 -6 0% SEE, WARNER'S « BALI • VANITY FAIR • OLGA MAIDENFORM ► PLAYTEX • LILYETTE & MORE THE LINGERIE OUTLET MARKETPLACE MALL RO im E 34. M AKW AN (201) 583-3878 MARKETPLACE MALL JNCTRTS. 27 & 518 FRANKUN TOWNSHIP («]\ecessitie$ (5 MI. NORTH OF PRINCETON) WE FIT.. .WE SERVICE.. .WE DISCOUNT (201) 297-0493 THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 3, 1992 B 7 today’s brides headpiece selection w hile trying on the gown; that way she’s sure they com plem ent each other. And final hem m ing on the gown should be done with the shoes the bride intends to wear come wedding day. 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Joyce Kaplan Please call Suzanne at Marlboro 5 2 5 - 9 6 7 2 Calligraphy by Joyce 9 7 2 -1 1 4 7 9 8 8 - 1 9 8 8 Information adds class to invitations G inny Belm ont 741-3112 Planning any special occasion, whether CELEBRATION JEFF M CDERM OTT it’s a wedding, shower, bar/bas m itzvah, an •^LMARy KAy. niversary or any other event, requires atten ENTERTAINMENT PHOTOGRAPHY tion to hundreds o f details. GETTING MARRIED? Weddings • Portraiture Deciding on just the right invitation is R E C E I V E A DJ'S i ^ | important but the finishing touch when COMPLIMENTARY FACIAL m ailing them out, is to include eye-catching, 5 4 2 - 7 1 1 9 attractive calligraphy. AND BE THE MOST 14 Years Experience Specialising In BEAUTIFUL BRIDE EVER W e Also Video Tape Joyce Kaplan of Marlboro started her F i n e Q u a l i t y own business, Calligraphy by Joyce, three Let me make your wedding day a beautiful memory with complimentary Wedding Photography years ago. 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JUNE 3; 1992 4 1 Recreation commissioners meeting, 8 p.m., board room of the Monmouth County Park REGION ROUNDUP System Administration Office, Thompson HEALTH PROGRAMS Park, Newman Springs Road, Lincroft. S a t u r d a y Preparation for childbirth program, SINGLES ______9:30 a.m., Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. To register or for more information, T o d a y call 530-2229. Parents Without Partners, Ocean City Tiny Tots tour, 11:30 a.m., Riverview Chapter 25, weekly dance/social for singles Medical Center, Red Bank. Designed to parents, members only, 9 p.m.- midnight, help expectant parents prepare children Leisure Lounge, Route 70, Lakewood. INSTALLED WITHIN 24 HOURS under 4 for the arrival of a new baby. For Music by D.J. Caroline. Orientation for new PARTS (for every gas grill ever made) more information or to register, call 530 members, 8-9 p.m. Admission $3 NATURAL GAS TOP BRANDS 2229. members. For more information, call 270 PRICES SLASHED 0211. Saturday and Sunday Jersey Jewish Singles Dinner With SAVE THIS WEEK AT CPR Instruction, 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Friends, ages 30-55, weekly 6:30 p.m., Cf-armgCo'uJ PRE-SEASON PRICES Health Fair Store, Monmouth Mall, Flame and Ale Restaurant, 700 Route 1 Eatontown. Current American Heart North, Edison. For more information, call Association BLS course C completion is a 753-0263. prerequisite. To register, call 870-5205. QUEST for singles weekly meeting, f i N D I R O N FIREPLACE ■ 671-0919 2074 HWY. 35 • MIDDLETOWN • (1 MILE NORTH OF SEARS) S u n d a y More, Page 43 Cancer Survivors Day, noon-3 p.m., Brennan Courtyard, Jersey Shore Medical Center, Route 33, Neptune. For more information, call 776-4240. M ondays through July 13 Preparation for childbirth, 7:30-9:30 p.m., Monmouth Medical Center, 300 Second Ave., Long Branch. Also available Tuesdays. Cost: $70 per couple. To register, call 870-5205. T u e s d a y Blood drive sponsored by the Marlboro First Aid Squad, 6-9 p.m., First Aid Building, Wyncrest Road, Marlboro. For more information or to register, call 536 1166. “Lyme Disease: Prevention, Symptoms and Treatment, a free educational lecture, 7:30 p.m., hospital conference room, Bayshore Community Hospital, 727 N. Beers St., Holmdel. For more information, Come In And Mention Any Telephone M attress Dealer call 888-7300. And Receive An Extra 10% Off Your Purchase Next W ednesday Spring Boutique sponsored by the affiliated auxiliaries of Bayshore No m attress should be bought over Community hospital, 7-10 p.m., Matawan the phone! Com e in and relax and Regional High School, Atlantic Avenue, Matawan. Admission $3, and coffee and you’ll be happy on your new m attress dessert will be served. For more for 10-15 yrs! information, call 888-7300 during business hours. “What Smart Women Know” lecture, OUR PLEDGE: 7:30-9 p.m., Health Awareness Center of • No Pressure CentraState Medical Center, 65 Gibson Place, Freehold. Donation $5. To register • G reat Prices or for more information, call 308-0570. • G reat Service • Y o u ’ll M e e t PARK EVENTS t h e o w n e r Face to Face S a t u r d a y “The Blacksmith and His Work,” demonstration, noon-3 p.m., Longstreet Farm, Longstreet Road, Holmdel. Program is free. Children should be accompanied by STEARNS & FOSTER an adult. For information, call 842-4000. ORTHOPEDIC ORTHOPEDIC CORRECT COMFORT Nature Program for preschoolers 1 to 3 S U P E R F I R M Your and their fathers, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Huber Your Your Mattress Box Final Cost Woods Environmental Center, Browns Mattress Box Final Cost Mattress Box Final Cost TWIN 248 FREE 248 Dock Road, Middletown. Program will TWIN 98 FREE 98 TWIN 158 FREE 158 include short and easy nature hike, a stop FULL 378 FREE 378 for some playtime and a snack. Fee: $3 per FULL 148 FREE 148 FULL 218 FREE 218 pair. To register, call 842-4000. QUEEN 428 FREE 428 QUEEN218 FREE 218 QUEEN298 FREE 298 Saturday and June 11 KING 628 FREE 628 “Bugs Are Us,” parent-child nature program for children ages 3 to 5,1:30-2:30 p.m. Saturday, Huber Woods FAMIL Y OWNED AND OPERA TED Environmental Center, Browns Dock Road, Middletown. June 11 session will be held at Turkey Swamp Park, Georgia Road, Freehold Township. Includes slide/video show, insect displays, picture talk and craft liJis lw w Jw liP ifl “ and nature walk. Fee: $2.50 per person. For more information, call 842-4000. S u n d a y “Rabbit and Woodchuck Walk,” 5-6:30 p.m., Poricy Park, Oak Hill Road, Middletown. Meet in front of nature center. M C F N li Program is free. For more information, call 842-5966. - 1060 Highway 35, Middletown, N.J. 07748 • (908)671-6506 T u e s d a y Mon. thru Jfri. J.Q-9. Sat. 10-6. Sun. 12-5 Monmouth County Board of 4 2 JUNE 3, 1992, INDEPENDENT Y o u ’r e I n v i t e d . . . t o j o i n i n o u r Grand Opening. I f s a 2 - D a y OPEN HOUSE M eet the experts on hom e furnishing designs, colors, finishes, fabrics, accessories an d lots m ore. Learn w h at best suits your hom e an d lifestyle. See w hat's happening in the w orldt>f hom e fashions. A ttend our m ini sem inars... each one custom tailored to m eet specific hom e design challenges and needs. Study the schedule below and be sure to b e our guest a t th e sem inars of interest to you. PLUS...DOOR PRIZES...REFRESHMENTS! WEDNESDAY JUNE lO 1 1 : 0 0 A . M . 4 : 0 0 P . M . 1 1 : 0 0 A M 3 : 3 0 P . M . • Bernhardt • L a n e • Stearns & Foster • K. O riental • Interior D esign • S t a n l e y • K inder Harris 4 : 0 0 P . M . 1 1 : 3 0 A M 6 : 0 0 P . 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Call the Huffman Koos nearest you today... one ot our professional Interior Designers will be happy to set up an appointment. r - " • xtit. ,= f rwx Jtfk h THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 3, 1992 4 3 REGION ROUNDUP Sale Ends From Page 41 Tuesday featuring discussions, music, dancing and 6-9-92 refreshments and door prizes, 7:45 p.m., First Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft. Fee, $5. For more information, call F R A N K ’S 747-0707. NURSERY & CRAFTS T h u r s d a y Central Jersey Jewish Singles, offers coffee and conversation, 8 p.m., JCC Grant Ave., Deal. Admission: $2 for members; $3 non-members. For more information, call 446-3117. Singles ‘90 dance party, The Colts Neck Inn, Route 537 and Route 34, Colts Neck. Orientation, 8:30 p.m.; dance, 9 p.m. Buffet included, DJ entertainment, door prizes. Non members welcome. For more information, call 928-2300. 50s PluS- over 50 singles dance; social and ballroom dancing, live music, refreshments, 7:30 ~ 30 p.m., Knights of Columbus Hall, Jacques and Inman avenues, Rahway. Admission, $6. For more information, call 449-6110. EXPERT QUALITY & EXPERT ADVICE F r i d a y Shore Singles hike on the boardwalk, EXPERT CARE: Our plants are pampered by our own Spring Lake and Sea Girt. Meet 7 p.m., northern bathing pavilion at the end of specialists and watered with a state-of-the-art system. 6 . 9 9 Ludlow Avenue, Route 524. Fee; $2. For Plus, they’re protected from the elements in 4 b a g s ^ 5 Reg. 9.99 more information, call 687-9299. polyhouses to ensure their vigor and 8" Tropical Singles ‘90 Inc. dance party, Holiday 40-lb. Bags beauty when they reach your hands. ^ J Foliage Inn, Route 36, Tinton Falls, GSP exit 105. Quality Soil Orientation 8:30 p.m., dance 9 p.m. DJ For lawns, And everything we sell is covered by our Hanging entertainment, prizes. All singles welcome. 100% Satisfaction Guarantee! < Baskets. Huge For more information, call 928-2300. gardens and assortment of Forum for Singles, weekly discussion more. easy-to-care- group for all ages, featuring a social hour before and after; disc jockey with dancing for varieties. and refreshments, begins 7:30 p.m., group discussion 9 p.m., First Presbyterian Church of Hightstown, North Main Street. 3 3 % o f * Group not church affiliated. Admission $6. 99 I WiUTD Call 246-8118, 1-609-448-6225 or 1-215 1 1 Res » • " *£ 6I 9l d n o w **10* 945-1695. Ortho M lfru tt’ S h a ™,relrom re" Diazinon. 32 S a t u r d a y oz. Makes 96 Reg. 59« - 4.99 Shore Singles hike at Battlefield State matail SWbestV tt'’n- Park, Manalapan. Meet 11 a.m. commuter gals, of spray mm All Flower & parking lot GSP exit 105. Fee: $3 to control a Vegetable members; $4 non-members. For more broad range fesr-,.,, ~ Seed Packs information, call 774-6759. of lawn & gar Many famous Good Time Singles, dance 8 p.m., den insects. name brands. Polish National Polonaise Room, 300 Roselle St., Linden. Dance lessons 8-9 p.m. Dressy attire. Admission $6. For directions, call 925-2544. For more information, call 469-3141 . 4 . 9 9 Singles ‘90 Inc., Grand Opening Reg. 7.99 singles dance party, Ramada Inn of East 9 99 to 69.99 eens Windsor, 399 Monmouth St., off Route 33 Miracle-Gro Reg- y ^ ize EvergX and NJT exit 8. Orientation 8:30 p.m., All Purpose Landscapes lapped dance 9 p.m. For more information, call America's 1-Gal. 928-2300. favorite plant Ba»ed°®fe arborvitae and Landscape food! Helps Perennials S u n d a y jWell-estab- Monmouth Singles, trip to Longwood you get great s-lished plants. Gardens, Meet 10:30 a.m., commuter results. 3 lbs. Reg. 4.99 ea. parking lot GSP exit 109. Bring picnic lunch or buy at cafeteria. Admission: $10. Call 741-8234. Singles ‘90 dance party, Holiday Inn, ^99 Route 37 east, Toms River. Orientation Pack of 8:30 p.m. Admission $5 before 9 p.m. with ' Reg. 19.99 4 plants any notice of this event. For more pot information, call 928-2300. Frank's 75' Flower & Vegetable 3 Color Spots Parents Without Partners, Mid Jersey Super Flex Annuals. Beautiful living Varieties for Chapter 236, new membership orientation Hose. color for your landscape. sun or shade. 7:30 p.m., closed dance 8 p.m.-midnight, Durable and Large annuals Ramada Inn, Route 514, Edison. kink-free. Mix or match. in 4" pots. Members with ID $6; $8 guests. • Lifetime Flat Refreshments available. For more Regularly 1.29 information, call 248-8840. guarantee! of 12 pks.. 9 . 9 6 Freehold Area Support Group, for •singles to join group programs and No. R21992 © 1992, Frank’s Nursery & Crafts, Inc. discussions about recovery from divorce and reconciliation through meditation for Y o u C a n \ people who are separated, weekly meeting t B uy B etter Q u a l i t y A t A ny Price! 6 p.m., First Presbyterian Church Education Building, 116 W. Main St., BRICKTOWN-116 Brick Blvd. at Beavereon Blvd. (908) 920-3630 W. LONG BRANCH-Monmouth Rd. Route 71. Freehold. For more information, call 308 (908) 229-2587 *ENGLISHTOWN-Rt. 9, four miles north of Freehold Circle. (908) 536-7748 HAZLET-2931 4401. INFORMATION CENTER Highway 35, one block south of K-Mart. (908) 739-3032 HOWELL-Rt. 9, com er of Friendship Rd. 1/4 mile north Parents Without Partners Ocean City A self-service library, filled with of K-Mart. (908) 905-1818 KENVIL-Rt. 46, one mile east of Ledgewood Circle. (201) 584-3010 Chapter 25, Open house. Bring a friend. 9 informative free literature on BRIDGEWATER-794 Rt. 202,21/2 miles south of Somerville Circle. (908) 218-1930 STATEN ISLAND-450 New p.m.-1 a.m., Leisure Lounge, Route 70 Dorp Lane, off Hyland Blvd. (718) 987-0931 ‘Limited Craft Selection many horticultural subjects. f l n f t Lakewood. Free buffet. Orientation for new Senloral W ednesdays get 10% off your total m erchandise purchase. Must bs age 60 or over. members, 8-9 p.m. Cost: $5 members, $8 Continuously-running videos offer additional helpful tips. Store Hours: Monday thru Friday 9 to 9, Saturday 8 to 9, Sunday 9 to 6 More, Page 44 a f ;■«•! E l i 1':. I ’ i ' • 4 4 JUNE 3, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT REGION ROUNDUP LANDSCAPE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION b y M I K E PANTINA From Page 43 S o m e o n e AND M ULCH, M ULCH, M ORE guests. For more information, call 270 s p e c i a l 0211. Basset Valley Single Hikers, meet Spruce up those flower and shrub beds weekly 11:30 a.m., rear parking lot of the w ith that fresh look of m ulch. i s o n l y a Holiday Inn, Tinton Falls, off Parkway Exit 105. Local novice-level hikers. No Specializing in Railroad Ties, S hrub Planting, t e l e p h o n e registration required. $5 per hike. Call 449 Removal & Trim m ing Ponds and Fountains. 7827. c a l l Have Your Neighbors Next W ednesday Green w ith Envy! America’s Most Wanted, Jewish a w a y Singles, Ages 28-49, volleyball, music and refreshments, 8 p.m., Grand Slam, 712 s t a r t i n g Ginesi Drive, Morganville. Admission $5. C all M ike fo r For directions, call 536-4900. For more FR EE ESTIM ATE J u n e 2 4 information, call 536-0654, 577-0971 or "ifyou Can't Cut It- 613-0030. We Can" 4 9 5 - 6 8 6 0 SPECIAL EVENTS T h u r s d a y FI A C S H IP HOUSE o f b e e f “Managing Your IRAs in Retirement,” 1 L H V IM IU STEAKS AND SEAFOOD a free financial seminar, 7 p.m., Monmouth County Library, 125 Symmes Drive, SPECIALIZING IN THE FINEST ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEF Manalapan. For more information, call 308 Dinners Include 3761. REGULAR CUT Garlic Bread, “It Happened One Night,” film starring 1 ) . . - 4 l l „ i Tossed Salad, Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert 2 p.m., Koast Prune Soup, soUP, Potatoe.potatoe. ^ 9 5 DINING GUIDE Monmouth County Library Headquarters, Dinner Prices 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan. Program is Valid Every Day free. For more information, call 308-3761. Rib of Beef Including Holidays C H I N A K I N G 5 F r i d a y B lack A ngus “Circa 1492: Art in the Age of $ 0 9 5 For great food & good value Columbus,” a slide show and lecture New York Strip Loin Steak 1 6 o z . prepared by the National Gallery of Art, 2 come dine at China King for lunch p.m., Eastern Branch of the Monmouth County Library, Route 35, Shrewsbury. For Filet Mignon $T T 9 5 & dinner. We are located at 1163 more information, call 842-5995. Gymnastics exhibition sponsored by Hwy 35, Middletown (Pathmark the World Cup Gymnastics of Marlboro, COME TRY US YOU WILL BE PLEASANTLY SURPRISED featuring the 1992 USGF Boys State Shopping Center). We have so Gymnastics Champions, 8 p.m., World Cup 1 5 8 Joseph St., East Brunswick lQ 0 « ii6 2 Gym, 404 Timber Lane, Marlboro. For more We Accept Credit Cards and Reservations ** much to tempt your pallet - many selections off the menu, ATLANTIC STRATHMORE Mongolian Bar-B-Que, which can TWIN 29i -0148 TWIN 563-4 1 41 'CHINA KING' ATLANTIC HWY 34 be combined with other specials, HIGHLANDS ABERDEEN AU-You-Can-Eat a lunch buffet with lots to choose S A T .-S U N . MATINEE HUNAN STYLE BRUNCH BUFFET from. Try our Teryaki steak WEDNESDAY IS DATE NITE WITH MONGOLIAN BBQ special, its worth the trip! Saturday and China King is open 7 days a E*INP Sunday week, Sun. - Thurs. to 10 pm, Fri. 12:30-3:30 p.m. M a n & Sat. to 11 pm. We also offer Bring your own bottle A CHILLIN' FRFF DFI IVFRYI CHINA KING NEW Pathmark Shopping Center COMEDY 1163 Rt. 35, Middletown ^^^^908)^67^81^^ Ribs Ribs Ribs and More... BARBRA STREISAND NICKNOLTE O pen R U B Y PALACE W eekdays TUP at Deluxe Dinner for (2) only $2395 P r i n c e 4:00 pm. in clu d in g Down Hom e Taste • Family Restaurant Sun. 1-9 OF Also Serving Cocktails • Two Exotic Drinks • Roast Pork Fried Rice or Cocktails • Crispy Jumbo Shrimp T i d e s • House Special Soup for 2 • Steak Hawaii * 5 0 0 o f f • Pu-Pu Platter for 2 • General Ching’s Chicken Your Total Bill Spare Rib, Egg Roll, • Ice Cream, Pineapple 2 Dinner Minimum Chicken W ings, Shrimp Hot Tea & Fortune Cookies Take Out Available! Toast and Shrimp Dim Sum | L ______Expires 6-1 7-92 'Offer valid Sunday . Offer good thru 6-28-92 thru Friday , (Sat. after 9:00 p.m.) A 1 174 Route 34 ------\ I I / / / W'th th'S 3Ci °n^' B e e t h o v e n Old Bridge The head of 583-2626 American 2174 Rt. 35 Express Accepted k Holmdel 264-2002 the family.,. 5 5 3 Open 7 Days 1 THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 3,1992 4 5 information, phone 536-0846. Saturday and Sunday S a t u r d a y “Gems By the Sea Show,” major Art Exhibit and Auction, sponsored by show and sale of gems, jewelry, minerals St. Thomas More Roman Catholic Church, and fossils, Asbury Park Convention Hall, Manalapan, to benefit the Samaritan Ocean Avenue, Asbury Park. Hours: 10 Center. Preview, 7 p.m.; auction, 8 p.m. a.m.-6 p.m. Admission: $3.50 for adults, Admission: $5 per person. Tickets available $2.50 for seniors and children under 12. after all Masses or at the parish office 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and through the Samaritan S u n d a y Free Child Care Stairmaster Call Center, Englishtown. Clark Stamp, Coin and Baseball Card Step Aerobics Personal Body Training For Appointment Armed Forces Family and Friends Day, Show, 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Howard Johnson Life Cycles 1 Hour Classes Hours: Mon.-Fri. 830 a.m. to 9:30 p.m 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Naval Weapons Station Motor Inn, 70 Central Ave., Clark. Certified Aerobic Shower and Locker Area Sat. 8:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. Earle, Colts Neck. For more information, Admission and parking will be free. For Instructors Womens Club Sun. 9:00 a.m. to 1 p.m. call 577-2171. more information, call 247-1093. • Weight Training Equipment • Gift Certificate Manalapan Lazers Soccer Team, car Polish Festival, beginning 9 a.m., wash fund-raiser 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Mobil Gas Garden State Arts Center, Holmdel, GSP Station, Gordons Comer Road and Route 9 Exit 116. Mall activities include polka north. dancing and the Polish Mummers of Body M ystique Second Annual Spring Festival of the Philadelphia, traditional Polish food Battleground Historical Society, 10 a.m.-4 throughout the day. Tickets: $10-22.50. Health & Fitness Center p.m., Village Inn, Main and Water Streets, Mall fee is $3. For more information, call Englishtown. Antiques, collectibles, crafts, 442-9200. 8 8 8 - 1 8 0 0 strawberries and baked goods and 50/50 Hwy. 36 Corner of Poole Ave. raffle. Admission is free. More, Page 46 Hazlet B A C K & NECK P A I N Mary Beth M cCabe, D.M .D. Can Ruin Your Health & Lifestyle isf pleased to announce the opening A HEALTHY SPINE WHEN IT IS MISALIGNED of her new office in > Protecting Your Spinal Cord and Nerves • Poor Posture and Motion , > Supporting Your Body and Allowing • Pain and Muscle Spasm Correct Posture • Poor Communication Between Spinal Nerves, • Allowing Pain Free Motion and Exercise Organs and Muscles DENTISTRY • A Healthy, Active Lifestyle •Poor Health . YOUR BACK, YOUR HEALTH. & CHIROPRACTIC... G eneral & C osm etic For A dults & C hildren A VITAL CONNECTION Bonding, B leaching & V eneers, Im plants As A Com m unity Service, Dr. Nitrous O xid e A vailab le Dr. Richard Marzo M arzo is offering the following (908)957-8285 com plim entary services- Chiropractor • Consultation 8 8 8 - 8 4 4 1 Saturday & Evening Hours • Spinal exam 24 Leonardville Rd. • Report of findings 702 N. 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H ydrotherapy jets are built into each seat so that you can add the relaxation and pleasure I FOUND ANDY! o f a real back massage to your in-pool enjoym ent. He was hiding in the Advertisement on Page_ J Name______I Address______JERSEY I ______pools.. .patio Sc m ore ! Phone___ Shirt Size 4235 Highway 9 North • Freehold, N.J. 07728 • 908-462-5005 Store Hours: Mon.,Thurs., Fri. 9-9 • Tues., Wed,, Sat. 9-5 • Sun. 11-5 4 7 JUNE 3, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT released on recognizance. Patrolm an Dean A man at H arvard Electronics, Route the bottom window in the front door. Sgt. Caneal m ade the stop. 35, reported at about 3:35 p.m . M ay 22 that John Dayback responded. POLICE BEAT Terri Ann Deverson, 23, W est End, $160 was stolen from inside the building. All information in the following was charged M ay 19 with shoplifting and Patrolm an Daniel Chernavsky responded M A T A W A N ~ reports was taken from local possession of stolen property. She was and took an investigation report. police department records. charged with shoplifting $119 worth of An O verhill Road resident reported at merchandise from Bradlees, Route 36. An K E Y P O R T ~ 12:01 p.m. M ay 26 that someone m ight A B E R D E E N ~ additional $124 worth of merchandise was have attempted to break into his house. H e found in her car: She was relaesed on $500 Several anonym ous callers reported at noticed a pry m ark on the right side o f the b a i l . A $500 bicycle was stolen M ay 26 from 6:31 p.m. M ay 28 that four juveniles in a sliding glass door and a bush by the steps Larry Yacovelli, 31, 19 Raccoon the bicycle rack at M ataw an Regional High vehicle were going around the town shoot to the deck had been damaged. Drive, was charged w ith leaving the scene School. The bike is described as a Nishiki ing water at passing pedestrians. Detective An employee of Lotus Chinese of an accident after a tw o-car accident Mountain bike with black with red Richard Ely reported that H azlet police Restaurant, 40 M ain St., reported at 1:53 about 12:05 a.m. M ay 24 on Route 35 near l e t t e r i n g . stopped the juveniles, and the water guns p.m . M ay 25 that a group of six men at Hazlet Avenue. A witness to the accident A 10-year-old and an 11 -year-old were were confiscated. tempted to pay for their $128.85 bill with told police Yacovelli matched the found M ay 26 attem pting to conceal Detective Sgt. Stephen W heeler an expired credit card. The men then fled description o f the driver o f the hit-and-run condoms at the Jam esway, Route 34. charged Edward John Farrall, 482 Fox the area w ithout paying. Patrols checked car. The suspect also was charged w ith Patrolm an Bernard Doherty responded. Drive, M iddletown, with attempted the entire area but could not find the men. failure to report an accident and failure to Coin boxes were taken from the robbery and giving false inform ation to a Patrolmen George Leeuw and Benedict observe a traffic signal. The second car washing machines at M atawan Terrace police officer at 4:22 p.m. M ay 28 Sm ith and Sgt. Carl Policari, Detective Lt. was towed, and the driver transported to Apartments on M ay 20. following an alleged attempted robbery at Robert Phelan and Lt. Richard Nusbaum Bayshore Com m unity Hospital, Holm del, A bottle was thrown through a D eli Boy, Broadway. Lt. James W ilson and r e s p o n d e d . for treatm ent o f facial cuts and abrasions. window of an Atlantic Avenue home on Patrolmen M ark Hafner and Christopher Guy Fisher of 520 Cliffw ood Ave,, A tw o-car accident occurred about M a y 2 5 . Stenger responded. Apartm ent E l2, was charged with simple 11:45 p.m. M ay 20 at the Route 35 Poole A fter an alleged argument, a township Someone from Straub Buick, Route assault and resisting arrest by Sgt. Joseph Avenue jughandle. Both vehicles were wom an reported that her husband began to 35, reported at 7:43 a.m. M ay 28 that a Reid at 6:24 p.m. M ay 24 following a do t o w e d . throw things about the house and then hit custom er’s car was broken into Patrolman mestic dispute. Dom estic violence com her in the face and threw dog food at her. Christopher Stenger reported a passenger plaints were also signed and a tem porary H e was gone by the tim e police arrived. HOLMDEL ______window was broken out and two speakers restraining order was issued. Sgt. Joseph were taken from a 1991 Jeep. Reid, Patrolm an Richard W olak, Patrolm an H A Z L E T " Sgt. Bruce Insley reported about 1 p.m . Patrolm an David Sorber reported at Robert M cGowan, Patrolman Anthony M ay 25 that a car belonging to a Hazlet 4:19 p.m . M ay 27 that a bicycle belonging Brizendine and Special O fficer Thom as to a Beers Street resident was stolen from Falco responded. The tire of a car parked on M ary Ann woman was parked at Arm and’s Sunoco the front of Tow er Variety on W est Front NJ Transit called headquarters re Court was slashed the night o f M ay 18-19. w ith glass lying beside it from the passen S t r e e t . quiring assistance w ith tw o men who were The dam age was estimated at $78. ger side window being smashed. He also Someone from Keyport High School, involved in a fist fight aboard train No. Stacy O ’B rien, 22, of 30 Hutchinson reported that it appeared that speakers were Broad Street, reported at 10 a.m. M ay 27 7228 at 8:33 p.m . M ay 23 when it stopped Drive, Port Monm outh, was charged M ay m i s s i n g . that tw o students’ wallets were stolen. D e at the M atawan Train Station. NJ Transit 2 2 w ith driving w hile intoxicated, reckless A M organville m an reported to police driving and driving w hile suspended. The about 5 p.m. M ay 24 that someone took a tective Sgt. Stephen W heeler reported one Police report Brain Burns of 10 Terrill subject was released on recognizance. radio from his vehicle w hile it was parked w allet contained $150 cash and the second Road, O ld Bridge, allegedly assaulted a Patrolm an Richard Jaeger filed the charges on G alloping H ill Circle. Sgt. Thom as w allet contained $170, cash. One w allet Clarem ont Avenue, Manhattan, N .Y ., resi was found in the locker room w ith the cash dent after a dispute about Bum s smoking follow ing a m otor vehicle stop about 2 Vetterl responded to the call. a.m . on Route 36 east. A W est End wom an reported at 11:15 taken. The second w allet rem ains missing. on the train. 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Ince, 77, o f Hazlet at St. Leo the Great Rom an Catholic A graduate of Ryder College, Church for M arianne Piroso, 26, of Lawrenceville, she was a communicant of Services were held M ay 28 for Alfred who died M ay 25 at Bayshore Com m unity Lincroft who died M ay 24 at Bayshore St. Leo’s Church in Lincroft. E. Ruppel, 75, of Colts Neck Township Hospital, Holm del. M r. Ince had been a craftsm an with Com m unity Hospital, Holm del, after a long A lifelong resident o f Lincroft, she is who died M ay 23 at Central State Medical survived by her parents, Nicholas and Asiatic Petroleum , Bayonne, for 24 years, i l l n e s s . Center, Freehold. Piroso, who worked for Circle B M W , Carm ella Piroso, and her brother, Vincent retiring in 1963. M r. Ruppel had twice served as mayor Shrewsbury, was previously an editorial Piroso, at hom e. He was bom in Bayonne and lived there of Colts Neck. assistant and receptionist for G reater M edia Also surviving are her maternal until m oving to H azlet 27 years ago. He was head of systems engineering for Newspapers. grandparents, Fay and Thom as Corcione of He was an Arm y veteran of W orld W ar Bell Labs, Holm del, retiring in 1980 after H er cheerful personality won her many Ocean Township. 45 years o f service. II and a past Com m ander of Am erican M r. Ruppel was bom in Brooklyn and Legion, Post 321, Union Beach. He was a communicant and past usher lived in Colts N eck for 30 years. Margaret H. Boschm ann David lannucci He was elected to the Township at St. Benedict’s Church, Holm del. He was predeceased by his sister, Services were held M ay 29 at St. Com m ittee in 1964 and was re-elected two Services were held June 2 at St. Dorothy Cusick, who died in 1984. Clem ent's Episcopal Church, Belford, for Anthony’s Roman Catholic Church, Red years later. He was a m em ber of the Surviving are his w ife, Elizabeth Margaret H . Boschmann, 72, of Belford Bank, for David “Jozo” lannucci, 12, of Planning Board for 25 years and had Robinson Ince; four sons, George of Long who died M ay 30 at Riverview Medical M iddletown who died M ay 26 after a long served as chairman since 1967. The same Branch, Peter of M analapan, Robert and Center, Red Bank. battle w ith cancer. year, he became a charter m ember of the Bryan, both at hom e; four daughters, M rs. Boschm ann was an electrical David was a sixth-grade pupil at Colts N eck First A id Squad, where he held Patricia Harkenreader, Leonardo, Elizabeth assembler for Tung Sol Industries, Thompson M iddle School, M iddletown. the offices o f first and second lieutenant, Rotondella, Lanoka Harbor, M argaret B loom field, during the 1950s. She had He played Little League baseball for the captain, secretary, treasurer, president, Hayes, at home, and M ary Sm ith, Rahway; worked as a clerk for W asserm an’s R iver Plaza baseball team and was a trustee and chairm an of the board of one brother, Robert of M iddletow n; and Departm ent Store, Belford, retiring 30 member of Tom orrow ’s Children, a non t r u s t e e s . years ago.' two sisters, M argaret W att, Staten Island, profit group based in Hackensack that tries In 1963, he became a charter member She was bom in Newark and lived in N .Y . and Lorraine Dresser, Cliffw ood to grant the wishes and dream s o f seriously of the Colts Neck Volunteer Fire Com pany B elleville before m oving to Belford 36 ill children. B e a c h . N o. 2 and served as treasurer, president, y e a r s a g o . He was bom in Poughkeepsie, N .Y ., Interm ent was at Shoreland M em orial trustee, chairm an of the board of trustees She was a member of the St. Agnes and lived in Brick before m oving to Gardens, Hazlet. and m em ber of the Executive Fire Council. Guild at St. Clements Church, Belford, M iddletown in 1984. Day Funeral Hom e, Keyport, was in M r. Ruppel was a member of the Colts and a member of the M iddletown Senior David was a com m unicant of St. charge o f arrangem ents. Neck Reform ed Chusch, the Holland C i t i z e n s . Anthony’s Church, Red Bank and had Orchards G olf Club, M arlboro Township, She was predeceased by her husband, made a pilgrimage to Medjudore, Harold P. Boschmann, who died in 1978. and the Telephone Pioneers o f Am erica. Klaus Vengelis Yugoslavia in 1990, where there have been He was predeceased by his w ife, Surviving are two daughters, G ail reports of visions of the V irgin M ary Services were held June 3 for Klaus M artha M . Ruppel, who died in 1989. Kanach of M iddletown and Faith Allan of appearing to sick children. “Zack” Vengelis, 44, of Hazlet Township H ow ell; one sister, Catherine Rogers of Surviving are his daughter, M . Elaine He was the recipient of funds from who died M ay 30 at Riverview Medical Highland; four grandchildren and three Ruppel of Colts Neck; and his sister, Edna The Friends of D avid, an organization Center, Red Bank. great-grandchildren. Thorm ann of Lakeville, Conn. based at the R iver Plaza Elem entery M r. Klaus was a signalman for Path Burial was at Fairview Cem etery, Contributions to the Colts Neck First School, which sponsored dances, concerts Trains, Jersey C ity, for the past 10 years. Middletown. Aid Squad or Colts Neck Fire Company and other fund-raising events to help him . Prior to that, he had been w ith Am trak for John F. Pfleger Funeral Home, N o. 2 in his m em ory w ould be appreciated. Surviving are his parents, M ichael and five years. Middletown, was in charge of Freeman Funeral Hom e, Freehold, was Barbara Neuw irth lannucci, M iddletown; He was bom in Soltau, W est Germany arrangem ents. in charge o f arrangem ents. his brother, Sean M ichael, at home; two and came to Am erica in 1956, where he sisters, Christine and Rachel, both at hom e; settled in Bloom field. Frank J. Manion his paternal grandmother, Dolores Brian M . Paliwoda He moved to Hazlet Township in 1970. Services were held M ay 27 at St. lannucci, W hite Plains, N .Y .; and his He was a U.S. Army veteran of Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, Services were held M ay 30 at St. m aternal grandparents, Frank and Elaine Keyport, for Frank J. M anion, 80, of Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, Vietnam and a member of the Am erican Neuwirth, W all Township. Cliffw ood, Aberdeen Township who died Keyport, for Brian M . Paliwoda, 39, W est Legion Post 1,000. Interm ent was at Mount Olivet M ay 22 at Raritan Bay Medical Center, Keansburg, who died M ay 28 at Bayshore H e was a m em ber of the Brotherhood of Cem etery, M iddletown. O ld Bridge Division. Com m unity Hospital, Holm del. Railroaders Union Local 60. M em orial donations may be made to M r. Paliwoda was a consultant with M r. Vengelis was a past soccer and M r. M anion had been an electrician and supervisor for Penn Central Railroad, Long the Rainbow Foundation, 15 Cherry Tree the W orld Trade Institute, N ew York City, baseball coach for the Hazlet Youth Farm Road, Middletown 07748, or for the past year. Island City. He retired in 1974 after 46 Athletic League. Tom orrow ’s Children’s Fund, Hackensack He was bom in Newark and lived in years o f service. Surviving are his w ife, Ellen Coulter M edical Center, .30 Prospect Ave., W est Keansburg all his life. He was bom in South Am boy and lived Vengelis; a son, Jason and a daughter Hackensack 07601. M r. Paliwoda was a member of the in Jersey C ity for 31 years before m oving ,Tracey, both at hom e; four sisters, Isolde John F. Pfleger Funeral Home, Arm y National Guard. He was a past to C liffw ood 14 years ago. Vengelis of Dumont, Dora Nickel of New Middletown, was in charge of m em ber of the Knights of Colum bus, M r. Manion was a communicant of St. W indsor, N .Y ., V i Vengelis of Fair Lawn Joseph’s Church, Keyport. arrangem ents. N orth Jersey. and Kris Rienstra o f Haledon; his parents, Surviving are his son, Jipstin of He was predeceased by his wife, W ally and Pat Vengelis of Fair Lawn; and Keyport; and his sister, Denise Straniero of Kathryn Edler M anion, who died in 1988. tw o nieces and three nephews. C liffw ood, Aberdeen Township. Surviving are his son, John of Interm ent was at Holm del Cem etery. Genevieve P. Davis Burial was at M ount O livet Cem etery, C liffw ood; his brother, Eugene o f Cathena, John F. Pfleger Funeral Home, Middletown. C alif.; his grandson, M ichael; and his Services were held June 1 at St. M ary’s Middletown, was in charge of Day Funeral Hom e, Keyport, was in granddaughter, Diane, both o f C liffw ood. Roman Catholic Church, New Monmouth, arrangem ents. Burial was at St. Joseph’s Cem etery, charge o f arrangem ents. for Genevieve P. McElhenney Davis, 6 8 , K e y p o r t . of Brooklyn who died M ay 28 at Victory Day Funeral Hom e, Keyport, was in M em orial Hospital, Brooklyn. charge o f arrangem ents. M rs. Davis had been a data key-punch operator for Prudential Bache Securities, Pauline Swan N ew Y ork C ity, for eight years, retiring 10 y e a r s a g o . Services were held -June 2 at St. She was bom in Brooklyn and had lived Lawrence Roman Catholic Church, there all her life. Laurence Harbor, for Pauline Swan, 70, of She was a communicant of the Chiirch South Amboy who died May 30 at of the Assum ption, Brooklyn. Riverview M edical Center, Red Bank. M rs. Davis was predeceased by her FORM ERLY LILY LANGTRYS M rs. Swan had been a supervisor for husband, Bernard Davis, who died in 1969. Public Service Electric and Gas, Newark, Private Banquet Surviving are her son, Bryan of Serving Lunch & f o r 2 0 years, retiring in 1980. M iddletow n; tw o daughters, Priscilla D inner D aily Room A vailable She was bom in N ew ark and lived there Bayer of O ak Ridge and Regina Boylan of until m oving to South Am boy 12 years H a p p y H o u r Elburn, 111.; three sisters, M argaret 1 6 O Z ‘ S Q 9 5 a g o . 4 p m - 7 p m Delm onico Steaks o M cCarthy and Veronica Davis, both of Surviving are her son, Frank Nicolato Brooklyn, and Lillian Emslie of D aily Specials of M iddletown; her daughter, Linda Sm ith Children's Menu Available Susquehanna, Pa.; and six grandchildren. o f Sayreville; and three grandsons. Interm ent was at Long Island National Interm ent was at H oly Cross Cem etery, Cem etery, Pinelawn, N .Y . 525-0882 or North Arlington. 1189 U.S. Highway 9 John F. Pfleger Funeral Home, Day Funeral Hom e, Keyport, was in Old Bridge, New Jersey Middletown, was in charge of 5 2 5 - 0 8 2 8 charge o f arrangem ents. arrangem ents. ! HrH U l; i ImG* l! -iW .t ■"I'U.M. V»* THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 3, 1992 51 P w Lions end perfect (19-0) season with SCT crown By Alan Karm in they talked about, it just happened.” m ark one person.” 2 goals w ith 4 assists; junior m idfieler Pelar “It really felt good to know we were the “I think there was a lot o f talent on this Hagdorn scored 3 goals; and sophomore W hen the M iddletown North High only team to repeat,” said senior forward team and it was just a matter of the talent m idfielder Jodi Cordeiro contributed 1 goal School soccer team beat Brick M em orial 1 Diana Trzaska, who along with her twin producing and they certainly did all sea and 4 assists. 0 on Saturday night at Point Pleasant sister Daw n w ill be playing soccer for son,” said Sessa. “It seemed like if some In Saturday’s Shore Conference final, Borough High School in the Shore Philadelphia Textile in the fall. one was having a bad game, there was while the Mustangs (17-3) were m arking Conference Tournam ent cham pionship “W e went into the game confident we always someone else there to pick up the Diana Trzaska and Kam ienski it was Sacco gam e, it capped a perfect season for the could do it but we were also a bit nervous s l a c k . ” who came through with the game winner, L i o n s . because we knew what we did last year to Sessa said a quick look at the statistics heading the ball into the net in the gam e’s The Lions roared through the 1992 sea W all when they came into the game unde w ill prove how well-balanced the Lions 25th m inute. son w ith a 19-0 record, becoming the sec feated. W e knew Brick M em orial was a were in 1992. K elly managed to get the assist on a ond Shore Conference team to go through a good team and would play us tough. But Diana Trzaska led the team with 19 cross from the right com er to Sacco, even season untied and unbeaten Point Borough we played well and came out on top,” she g o a l s a n d 8 assists; her sister, center half though Sessa said she had also been cov had perfect seasons in 1977 (15-0) and a d d e d . back Daw n, scored 12 goals w ith five ered like a glove all gam e, proving his 1990 (19-0). W hile other soccer teams in the Shore assists; senior forw ard K im Kam ienski, out point that opponents had more than one And although M analapan and Point Conference might have one weapon and for most o f the season with an injury, still person to w orry about when they played the Borough had each won two Shore one m ain scoring threat, Sessa and Trzaska m a n a g e d 1 1 goals and 1 0 assists and earned L i o n s . Conference Tournam ent titles, the Lions said they believed the key to the Lions’ a scholarship offer to play for Rutgers Preserving the victory for the Lions was became the only team to win consecutive success was a balanced attack that could University. junior goalkeeper Jessica Portelli, recording championships. J strike from anywhere at any tim e. Junior m idfielder Nickie K elly had 7 “W e played very well as a team ,” said her 14th shutout o f the season. “It was exhilirating,” said Coach M ark g o a l s a n d 1 0 assists; sophom ore forw ard Trzaska. “W e had a very good passing The rest of the cham pionship Lions Sessa. “W e worked hard all season and I’m Ann M arie Sacco tallied 9 goals with .8 glad to see that it paid off. game and we were able to distribute the assists; sophomore forward Cheryl include sophomore defenders Debbie Sm ith ball w ith relative ease. I feel w e had a very and Danielle Schroeck, junior defender “The players were planning this all sea Adranovitz had 5 goals and 6 assists; senior son. That was their m ain goal - to repeat as high skill level and we worked w ell togeth forward/m idfielder Karen Krum bine had 4 Noreen Gein, senior defender Amy er. It was a very well-balanced team. W e Johnston, senior forw ard Nicole Masse, Shore Conference champions. They really g o a l s a n d 2 assists and w ill be playing at didn’t have it in their m inds that they w ant could attack from anywhere on the field. Stockton State in the fall. sophmore m idfielder Danielle Vuono, and ed to go undefeated. That w asn’t something The opposition couldn’t just go out and Sophomore defender Dana W hite put in sophomore defender Heather Gordon. North softball bid falls short in state title game By Alan Karmin looked at each other and said, ‘let’s just have a good game and let’s have fun’ The M iddletown North High School because we really did not think we were softball team surprised everyone this going to w in. spring, including itself, by m aking a gallant “And then when I saw Roxbury, after all run through the N JS IA A tournament. the teams w e played and beat, I thought for Th,e Lions had to beat powerhouses J.P. sure we could beat them. Not to take any Stevens, M iddletow n South, Edison and thing away from them, but considering the Cherokee to reach Saturday’s Group IV teams w e did beat, it was just a bit o f a let cham pionship game at Trenton State down. But I think they were just like us - C o l l e g e . com ing out of nowhere to surprise every Their w in over Edison, the state’s top- body. It was like two Cinderella teams ranked team for nearly two years, gave because I don’t think anybody expected North the Central Jersey Group IV crown. either o f us to get as far as w e did,” Stasik That set up a Group IV semifinal game a d d e d . vs. South Jersey Group IV cham pion Lions’ coach Jack Saylor said that Cherokee on M ay 27. The Lions exploded although he was disappointed with for five runs in the top of the seventh Saturday’s loss, he couldn’t have been hap inning to grab a 7-3 win at Hopewell pier w ith his players’ efforts all year. Valley High School in Pennington. “W e’ve done so many good things this In Saturday’s Group IV championship year - far m ore than I ever expected - so we game, the Lions met up with a Roxbury have to be proud of our season,” said team that had an equally tough path on its S a y l o r . way to the Group IV final, having beaten “The kids worked hard. It was the kind such teams as Union and a previously of game (on Saturday) like w e’ve had in undefeated C lifton squad. the past except we were not able to come And w hile most observers believed through w ith the clutch hits when we need Roxbury was the easiest o f the com petition ed them. W e also had some miscues that that M iddletow n North had faced in the hurt but we had them in many of our state tournam ent, the Lions just couldn’t g a m e s . w rite the final chapter in what w ould have “The difference this tim e was that we been a storybook finish, falling one run couldn’t recover from or overcom e the few Photograph by Rich Schultz short and losing to the North Jersey Group mistakes like we had been able to do so HIT THE DIRT IV champion 3-2. m any tim es before,” the coach added. “I really think we could have beaten While freshman third baseman K elly Middletown North base runner Jessica Gissubel is forced out at second base by them but we just couldn’t break it open,” M cSkim m ing put on an offensive show Roxbury's Kathy Maurella during Saturday's Group IV state championship game. said senior second baseman Cathy Stasik. with three big hits for Roxbury (24-5) and Roxbury beat the Lions, 3-2. “It was really nip-and-tuck there, w ith them junior pitcher D anielle Dennis kept the Maureen M arz, Tara Schulz, M aria Bair good tim e and try our best.” scoring a run and then us scoring a run Lions from capitalizing on numerous scor and M ichelle Tull, said she still feels she The Lions met up w ith crosstown rival back and forth. B ut they surprised m e. ing opportunities, North (25-5) was just went out a winner. M iddletown South (28-2) for the fifth tim e “W e played some really tough teams unable to break through even though junior “Truthfully, I didn’t think w e’d get as this season in a Shore Conference along the w ay. It took so m uch out o f us to pitcher Janielle Hoffm an pitched another far as even playing Edison in the state tour Tournam ent sem ifinal game on M onday. get to that final game. And then when we superb gam e, yielding only one earned run. nam ent,” said Stasik. “A t the beginning of The teams battled for 12 innings before got to that one final gam e, they just w eren’t Stasik, who was around when the season we did not look as good as we the Eagles grabbed a 4-3 w in and advanced as tough as a team like Edison,” Stasik M iddletown North was the dominant team played down the stretch. W e surprised to Tuesday night’s cham pionship game s a id . in the area w ith m any star players such as everybody and we were just out to have a against Ocean (25-3). “W hen we first saw Edison, we all 52 JUNE 3, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT SPORTS JFK M ustangs stave off Hornets in C J II finale By Rob Acampora to pull his team w ithin tw o runs, 4-2. JF K used its rem aining three hits to score “Today was kind o f strange.” twice in the top o f the seventh to take a 6 - 2 So said Holmdel High School pitcher le a d . John Brockwell about his team ’s Friday af The stage was set for H olm del to attem pt ternoon baseball affair w ith John F. Kenne a comeback, something the Hornets pulled dy High School o f Iselin in the Central Jer off in the sectional semifinals by scoring sey Group II state sectional tournament seven runs in the seventh inning to defeat cham pionship game. South Palinfield, and once again they gave it The Hornets, who won the 1991 Central one great try. Jersey Group II title from the last seeded W ood led off the bottom of the seventh postion in the bracket, cam e into this year’s w ith a double down the line, then Brockwell tourney without the benefit of a top seed, drew a walk from relief pitcher Tom Caf- but that didn’t stop them. The No. 7 seed frey. Lucash delivered in the clutch again opened the tournam ent with a victory over w ith an RBI-double w ith one out to get the No. 2 Delaware Valley, then followed up lead down to 6-3, but back-to-back infield w ith a 13-6 win over No. 6 South Plainfield. pop-ups ended the rally and the team ’s hope David W ood (7-1) posted both victories for repeating as state sectional cham pions. on the hill, surrendering only four earned “W e just couldn’t get the big hits this runs in 14 innings o f w ork (12 K ’s). gam e,” W ood said. “W e got our hits, and we Brockwell got the call Friday and held were hitting the ball hard, but we couldn’t JF K batters to four hits, w hile retiring 14 of score any runs. W e never felt out of the 15 batters between the second and sixth in game. W e’ve come back in the past and we n in g s . knew w hat it takes to w in.” Holm del’s offense also showed up and “I told the players to keep believing in ripped Mustang ace Jimmy Gordon for themselves,” Reckage said. “I did not want eight hits in five innings, but the big num any one person to take on the burden o f the bers were 11 Hornet runners left on base comeback on his shoulders. It had to be a and four unearned JFK runs that propelled team effort. That’s the way it has been all the top-seeded Middl«sex County team to a s e a s o n .” 6-3 victory and the state sectional title. Gordon upped his mark to 8-0 for the “That’s high school baseball,” Holm del Mustangs, even though he was not that ef coach Ed Reckage said after the loss. “That fective over his five innings o f work, while is what I told the team. W hat can you do? Caffrey barely survived the last inning to W e had our chances.” notch a save. Holm del actually had an early 1-0 advan Brockwell (6-3) com pleted the four-hitter tage when W ood ripped a ground rule R B I- only to lose the game. The junior lefthander double in the first inning. The Hornets had may have been the CJ II M V P if the team the bases loaded — W ood at third, Brock won the title, based on his pitching effort w ell at second, and G riffith Lee at first base and his six hits w ith four R B I. — and with one out, but JFK (19-4) found a Holm deFs season comes to a close w ith a way to get out of the jam with no more 15-8 m ark in a campaign that saw Reckage d a m a g e . return after a year away from the program. Then came the second inning that seem W ood, Lee, Lucash, Eric Hoffm an and Joe ingly did in Holm del. Uglialoro will bid goodbye to the team, The Mustangs got just one hit - an R B I- leaving Brockwell to step into the leadership single from Telly Ladoo - but the com bina role for the Hornets in 1993. tion of three Hornet errors, two batters hit by pitches, and a couple o f stolen bases cre TH E LAST W ORDS: The middle of the ated a big inning which seemed to shock the Holm del batting order (W ood, Brockwell H o r n e t s . and Lee) went 5-10 with four doubles and Photograph by Rich Schultz “That inning killed us,” W ood said. “W e tw o walks in the title game. ROCK AND FIRE couldn’t get a break. One bad inning, and Uglialoro had a four-hit, three-run scored Holmdel High School pitcher John Brockwell fires from the hill during Friday’s Central the rest o f the way we had shut them dow n.” game against South Plainfield in the sem ifi Jersey Group II championship game. John F. Kennedy High School of Iselin beat the The Hornets bounced back in the fifth nals and collected a total o f six hits in the Hornets, who were the defending state sectional champions,-6-3, in the game played when Evan Lucash delivered an RBI-single p la y o f f s . at Hamilton North High School, Mercer County. Spartans too much for Rockets in CJ III title clash By Rob Acampora In a scoreless gam e in the top o f the third, ton East coach Rich Gianella said. “They clutch situation.” W altz delivered a fastball to H am ilton East showed they could kill you at any tim e. W e W altz (1-2) unfortunately was credited leadoff hitter Todd Kokotajio, and he needed someone who could change speeds Just having the chance to play for the w ith the defeat that ended Raritan’s season ripped it back at W altz. The sophomore against their power hitters and David was Central Jersey Group III state sectional at 13-8-1. The final game for seniors Gre went down after being hit in his right fore the choice because his best pitches are his baseball title is quite a finish for Raritan gov, Drennan, Patalano, Cody. Ed Conroy arm . After 15 minutes, W altz stood up but breaking stuff.” H igh School, but on Friday the Rockets’ foe and Dave Janezic leaves a tough taste to his day was over and the Spartans took con proved why the were ranked am ong the top Brian Gregov was forced into an emer swallow, but they went further in the state team s in N ew Jersey. trol o f the game from that point to take the gency relief appearance after Kokotajio’s tournam ent than anybody could have imag C entral Jersey G roup III title by a 9-1 score. On M ay 27, the 1 lth-seeded Rockets won screaming single. The senior righthander in e d . “W hen Ryan went down, it took the air never got on track as the next three Spartan their sixth straight game, beating second- “This team played to make everybody out of our tires,” Patalano said. “He was hitters delivered base hits that scored K oko seeded W atchung Hills, 4-2, in the CJ III know that we were a very good baseball throwing the ball real well. He seemed to tajio (2-5, 2 R B I) and N o. 2 hitter Dan G ra- semifinals: Frank Patalano went the dis team ,” Barth said. “W e finished strong, and have real good stuff.” ziano (3-5, R B I) for a 2-0 lead. tance and catcher Mark Cody, who had we did catch some bad breaks during the stranded his last five runners in scoring po “It did have some effect on us,” said cen- The top of the fourth saw two m ore runs meat of the schedule. This team has been sition., drilled a gam e-w inning tw o-run terfielder John Drennan. “I don’t know if it com e across to extend the H am ilton lead to through a very rugged season, and the play hom e run to lift the squad to victory. was a m ental thing but when Ryan got hurt, 4 - 0 . ers can take pride in the fact that they The grand finale for the Rockets saw the we all seemed to lose som e focus.” reached the Central Jersey G roup III final Raritan got back into the game for a brief Hazlet squad go up against the tourna and finished the season w ith a positive sign. Vizzini made things even tougher as he m om ent when Patalano was hit by a Vizzini m ent’s top seed, H am ilton East High School These guys have been through the ringer was alm ost unhittable. The senior, standing pitch and Cody ripped an RBI-double to cut (28-1). The Spartans were dom inant and have com e out if it w ith some respect.” just 5-6, entered the game with a 7-0 m ark the lead to 4-1. throughout the season, but the early going and an ERA under 0.80. The Mercer Coun Friday at East Brunswick High School Kokotajio iced the game for the Spartans ty ER A cham pion lived up to his hype as he showed that the Rockets were not just satis when his RBI-double capped off a four-run FIN A L FACTS: The Rockets were the went the distance and gave up no earned fied to be there. fifth inning. Vizzini had m ore than enough No. 11 seed in a field of 13 teams for the runs, along w ith seven strikeouts. runs to get his school its first state sectional Central Jersey G roup III bracket, becoming Ryan W altz, com ing off his best pitching “O ur batters seemed to be off-stride all t i t l e i n 1 2 y e a r s . the lowest seeded team ever to reach this perfomance in 1992 in his last start (com game,” Raritan coach Joe Barth said. “W e state sectional final. plete game four-hitter and 15 K ’s in a win “M ark Cody played big when we needed saw a great deal o f curveballs and change- over Freehold Borough), got the ball. He him the most.” Barth said of his senior Patalano was not available to pitch in the ups. V izzini did keep the ball away from our started strong and matched opposing pitch catcher who had the team ’s two hits in the final against H am ilton East beacuse of the power and kept our batters lunging." er Dave Vizzini for the first two innings. final and the key hit to get the squad into state’s 10-inning (per week) rule. He had Then came the play that turned the game “After seeing Raritan play, I knew they the title game. “He could not have picked a pitched his lim it by going seven innings just a r o u n d . were a very aggressive hitting team .” H am il better tim e than now to come up big in a tw o days earlier. SPORTS THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 3, 1992 53 Colts left with A North crown after tourney losses By Rob Acampora Fagley, a junior righthander w ith lim ited given up by East (7-1) all season. The end of the season means the end for experience during the ’92 season, ended th? Steve Skrocki cam e in to relieve East w ith Pasko, Peters, Reed, W ojcik, DeFrancesco The Christian Brothers Academ y baseball threat w ith a strikeout, an infield fly and a a runner on first and one out. Skrocki, m ak and John Scalabrini, leaving Lardieri to lead team was rolling along all season, until the groundout to cool o ff the Colts and keep the ing his first varsity appearance, surrendered a group that includes M artin (P, 3-0), Scott final few weeks of the campaign saw the gam e close. a bunt single and misfired on a throw to Parrillo (O F), M anning (O F), John Doehner Colts fall victim to a couple of Cinderella The third inning was the difference when hom e in an effort to den the Mustangs the (C ) and Skrocki (P). team s having great runs. H oly Cross put together a tw o-out five-run le a d r u n . The Colts (21-6) w ill only have the Shore rally on five hits off C B A starter Ed D eFran- M arlboro’s insurance runs came home COLTS CORNER: CBA’s 21 wins ties Conference A North {Division title to show cesco (3-3). The senior lefthander could not when Rich Saitta (4 R B I) delivered a two- the Colts w ith Shore Regional and St. Rose for this season’s effort as their loses on F ri get out o f the third (2% IP, 5 hits, 5 runs, 2 run single to put the game aw ty and end for the second highest w in total for Shore day to Holy Cross of Delran, 6-3, and on BB), but Joe M artin stopped the bleeding C B A ’s season. Conference teams in ’92. Tom s R iver South M onday to Marlboro, 9-5, elim inated them and kept the Colts in the game with a solid “The five-run inning really hurt us,” Ken posted 26 wins before being eliminated from the South Jersey, Parochial A state 4 ' / 3 innings of three-hit relief (2 K ’s). M ar ney said. “O ur m om entum was lost and we from the Shore Conference Tournam ent by playoffs and the Shore Conference Tourna tin’s only mistake was giving up a gopher just couldn’t get it back. Again, one bad Long Branch on M onday. m ent, respectively. ball to M ike Sabatino. inning really cost us.” Lardieri’s hom e run gives him the confer ence title and 13 in his first two varsity “We lost some momentum down the The problem the rest o f the way was that In 1992, the Colts produced a team bat stretch,” CBA coach M arty Kenney said af the Colts’ hitters could not get to Fagley. ting average around .400 and a team ERA s e a s o n s . ter his team established a school record w ith M anning was the only player to get a hold o f under .250. How ever, those tw o characteris Pasko announced his intention to play one of his pitches and belted a solo home tics seemed to get away from them down the baseball nest season for D ivision I Radford t h e 2 1 victories but lost five o f its last seven games. “W e have had about four games run in the bottom of the sixth to cut the s t r e t c h . University in Virginia. where we would play fairly well for about deficit to 6-3. CBA managed to load the five innings, then comes that one inning bases in its final at bat with one out, but that would hurt us.” Fagley (1-0) got two infield outs to end the threat and the game. The H oly Cross game saw that bad inning “Fagley was very predictable,” Kenney happen in the top of the third, after CBA, said of the reliever who completed the the top seed in the South Jersey Parochial A SNAPPER. game. “W e was throwing nothing but fast- field, had the chance to blow it open in the balls. H e probably threw two curveballs the opening fram e. entire tim e he was out there. O ur guys were M arc Reed and Andy W ojcik led off the getting their hands through the strike zone, gam e w ith back-to-back singles off Lancers’ but they could not produce any hits.” O N E M O W E R starter Barry Fennell, who then walked CBA had won a Shore Conference Tour Dave Lardieri, Aaron Pasko and Brian nament quarterfinal game the day before M anning in succession to give the Colts a 2 over Lakewood, 7-2, thanks to Lardieri’s 0 lead w ith none out. sixth home run of the season (3 R B I) and DOES IT A LL H oly Cross coach Greg Luzinski, the for his three-hit pitching (4-1), to set up M on m er Philadelphia Phillies and Chicago day’s sem ifinal w ith M arlboro. 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Rich The Northern M onm outh Football Cam p, sponsored by Crismale (3 goals), Nick Rybakowski (2 goals) and Mater Dei High School, will be held July 6-10 from 9 a.m . to 3 p.m . daily at Mater Dei High School, Church Tannya Hilm y (1 goal) led the attack. In Division 4, the Raritans and the Hurricanes battled to a 0-0 tie. Joe Street, Middletown. The camp is for boys entering Sellito, Kevin Guiney and Christin DeRosa had strong grades four through nine (ages 9-14). The cam p, which is non-contact, will include instruction on the basic gam es for the Raritans. M ichael M era w as in goal for the Hurricanes, with Matt Dem ko and Stian Jerstad techniques of offensive and defensive positions. M ater Dei varsity coach Craig Cicardo is the cam p director. starring at fullback. The Haw ks beat the Scorpions, 2-0. Other coaches w ho will teach at the cam p include: Rich The Cobras topped the Blitz, 6-1. Jam es Silvia and Nick Rybakow ski powered the Cobras. Paul Truncillet- M osca of Monm outh Regional, Lou Vircillo of Lacey, B r o g a n Bob Generelli of Middletown South, and Kurt Peterson to scored off an assist from Dan Aiken for the Blitz. In Division 6 action, the Tornadoes were down 2-0 at the of Adm iral Farragut Academ y. Fee for the week: $140. end of the first quarter, but a team effort led to a 3-2 Details: 1-609-971-9329. CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE comeback win over the Thunder. Sean Hagan, Lau rence Chabela and Dennis Cleary scored for the Tor The Jersey Classic Bodybuilding Championship was nadoes. The Rascals dumped the Cosm os, 5-0, on held at the Keyport Central School on M ay 16. Luis goals by Adam Kaplan (2), Robert Bryant (2) and Chris Gonzalez of Union Beach was the evening’s big win W halen. Satoshi Esibaw a and M att Pontecorvo played ner, taking hom e trophies for first place Novice Short Phone: (908) 745-4801 Fax: (908) 745-4824 well for the Cosm os. and first place Open Short divisions. He also brought home a trophy for overall Novice and overall Show. G onzalez’s parents, his wife W endi, and daughter An- Final registration for the Hazlet United Soccer Asso (We’re closer than you think) gelyce, 2, were in attendance. Guest poser Ed Hernan ciation will be held from 10 a.m . to 2 p.m . Saturday at d ez received an exciting w elcom e and looked inspiring. the Hazlet Soccer Com plex, for any child born between Other winners included: Katie Hockem eier, Old Bridge, 19 77-8 7. Players do not have to be residents of Hazlet. first place W om en’s; Van Carlucci of Margate, first Details: Pat, 888-0957. place M asters; Tom LaRusso of Colts Neck, first place Medium Novice; Gene Caffney of.Atlantic Highlands, 1100 Livingston Avenue, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 Volunteers are needed to staff Hazlet Recreation's best poser m en and first place Open Tall; Roland Stan- Junior Olym pics program at 9 a.m . 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A ll real estate firm s w hich subscribe c Real Estate, Construction that can be discovered by you, an inspector to the M L S w ill have the inform ation about c or by the Realtor. & Home Improvement your house readily available to qualified c A Realtor may not ignore any offers. c b u y e r s . (908) 787-1000 Unless otherwise directed, the Realtor is c The Realtor w ill actively m arket your c Can’t Decide Whether To Move Or Improve? obligated to present all offers to you, even ( k w ) property and show your hom e to qualified t Call Me Today For A FR EE Market Analysis if he or she thinks they are unacceptable. C . . * o buyers. That means he or she w ill screen !♦¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥♦! MacK-MORRIS IBziJi Gliomas ScLxraxJs, iJna. m REALTORS* F R A Y BE R N REALTORS A Successful FEATURE HOM ES OF THE W EEK Combination w n 'TJtasMow- *329,900 *479,000 Parc Chateau’s Versaille 4 Br. TA Baths Priced To Sell 4 Br. 2 1/z Baths $269,000 'W e e d . $569,000 Prime Location 4 Br. 2V, Baths Reservoir View 4 Br. 2 1/z Baths CALL FOR DETAILS 908-946-8800 Beth Thomas-Edwards Brenda G. Schofield President Manager & Relocation Director 22 S. Holm del Road, Holm del N .J 61 E ast M ain S t., H olm del, N .J. 07733 (908) 946-0600 56 JUNE 3, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT 36 Orchard St., Red Bank...... $ 1 0 7 ,0 0 0 Seller: Jam's and James Leverette PROPERTY LINES Buyer: Lisa and Timothy Teehan 4 Roma Court, Lincroft...... $ 1 3 5 ,0 0 0 Seller: Estate of Donald Curry NEED A NEW MIDDLETOWN Buyer: David Corsaky 74 Swartzel Drive...... $ 1 5 1 ,0 0 0 DIRECTION? Seller: Margaret and Edward Southard 4 Auburn Court...... $ 1 1 0 ,0 0 0 Buyer: Karen and Timothy Malone Seller: Estate of Stephen Richters Buyer: Edith and David Jones 19 Trovillo Court, Navesink...... $ 2 6 5 ,0 0 0 Seller: DaViiel Rosa n n s ii^ 11 A uburn C o u r t...... $ 1 3 6 ,5 0 0 Buyer: Vickrem Scharma An e xcitin g Seller: Estate of Edna Scholes Buyer: Jean Dietrich R eal E state career. UNION BEACH 20 Claremount Court, Red Bank..$103,000 C all N a talie B indler, Seller: Ann Campanella Buyer: Jean Jargosch the #1 ERA B roker 415 Park Ave...... $ 1 1 7 ,0 0 0 25 Danbury Court, Red Bank..... $ 1 8 0 ,0 0 0 Seller: Sandy and Gary Heitner in N ew Jersey Seller: Robert Burchard, et al. Buyer: Constance and James Higgins Buyer: Lillian and Gordon Young m rrA iep iIaiiC r 3 4 0 h i g h w a y 3 5 \ tlU lO fc MIDDLETOWN. NJ 07701 >; R E A L T O R S (908) 842-3434 ! 264-3456 Inquire about the com pany that is first in se rvice . Natalie Bindler HOLMDEL MIDDLETOWN 1 1 M Enchanting setting. A spacious entry welcomes you Reduced! Mint condition home in a great area. into this beautiful 4 bdrm home. Views from every Full basement, inground pool; large lot, 106x285, ADVANTAGE REALTY, INC. window give you a spacious, elegant feeling. Full dining room plus eat in kitchen. basement, custom build deck, alarm system. 1 1 7 Hw y. 35, Keyport, New Jersey< H ERA BROKER IN NEW JERSEY IT’S OFFICIAL! FIRST IN SERVICE Spring has arrived and Sum m er is ju st aro u n d the corner. N ow is the tim e to list yo u r hom e if yo u ’re co ntem p lating selling.! W e ’ r e YO U ’VE TR IED TH E REST, READY NO W TRY THE BEST WILLING AND Yes, I w ould like to receive a com plim entary ABLE TO SERVE M arket Analysis on m y hom e. Natalie Bindler NAME . . .. „______* j YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS S T R E E T ______CITY ______I ...... 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Ht. 35, B tm 264-3456 908-946-0600 POWiGreater Media Newspapers POWER PACKAGE, JUNE 3-JUNE 9,1992, 1 We Honor 7 Newspapers Reaching Over 138,000 Greater M edia New spapers Homes in Monmouth & Middlesex Counties Deadline Monday 1:00 pm Read your ad carefully the first day it appears and report any errors before the next deadline: this will be the only proof you receive. Errors should be reported im m ediately as Hours: 9:00 am -5:30 pm 1-800-660-4-ADS Greater M edia New spapers can be responsible for the first incorrect insertion only. Business/Office Services...... 021 063A ...... 076 ...... 092 NOTICES...... 001-002 ....022 Companion/Health Care Wanted.. 039A ...... 063B ...... 076A ...... 093 Industrial Properties...... 023 ...... 064 ...... 077 ...... 094 BEALESTATE Business Loans/Investment...... 024 .....041 ...... 078 .... 094A Apartments for Rent...... 005 ...... 066 ...... 079A ...... 095 Houses for Rent...... 006 MERCHANDISE Psychics...... 067 Fencing...... 079B Windows...... -...... 096 Antiques...... Houses for Sale...... 007 Business Equipment...... 027 Photography...... 068 Floor Finishing...... 079C Window/Treatments...... 096A Appliances...... Open Houses...... 007A Contracting Equipment...... 028 ...... 079D .-..044 General Contracting...... BOATING Condos...... 008 Gutters...... 080 ...... 008A FINANCIAL ENTERTAINMENT Handyman Services...... 080A ...... 009 .....046 Boating Accessories...... ____106 ....029 Home Improvement...... 080B ...... 030 .....047 010 Lawn Care/ Landscaping...... 081 AUTOMOTIVE ...... 030A General Merchandise...... 048 ...... 069B 011 Lawn Mower Repair...... 082 Autos For Sale...... 110 ...... 012 ....031 SERVICE DIRECTORY ...... 082A ...... 111 ...... 013 ....032 Infants/Juvenile Items...... 048B Masonry/Paving...... 083 Auto/Truck Wanted...... 112 Mortgages...... 014 Moving & Storage...... 084 AutoTowing...... -...... 112A Summer/Winter Rentals...... 015 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Full Time...... 035 Light Hauling...... 084A Auto Parts/Service...... 113 COMMERCIAL Help Wanted Part Time...... 036 Odd Jobs/Cleanups...... 085 Auto Financing...... 114 ...... 017 ..036A Painting Wallpapering...... 086 Auto Insurance...... 115 Stores...... 018 Babysitting/Child Care...... 037 ...... 088 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... ____116 ...... 019 ..037A ...... 089 TrucksAtens...... 117 9THEB.-CAIEGORIES 118 Buildings/Garages...... 020 Cleaning/ Domestic Help Wanted.....038 Chimney Cleaning...... , 075A Roofing/Siding...... 091 Motor Homes/Rec. Veh...... Instruction...... 063 Car/Van Pools...... 119 008 Condos/ 015 Summer/Winter 006 Houses for Rent 007 Houses for Sale 009 Rooms for Rent 011 Mobile Homes 018 Stores 001 PUBLIC NOTICES Townhouses Rentals UNION BEACH FREEHOLD TWP.-By Owner. HOWELL-The Villages, Adult DISNEY AREA FLA. A GREAT idea is a terrible Wynnefield Split, 4 bedroom, Community, 2 bedrooms, 2 OLD BRIDGE SPOTS WOOD-Clearwater MATAWAN thing to' waste! Receive in Small home. 1 bedroom, Mobile Park, double, 2 bed 2/3/4/ bedroom. Luxury homes 1 V2 bath, eat in kitchen, living baths, eat-in kitchen, Bahama Kitchen privileges. $75. per 3mi. Disney. From $550/wk. come for your ideas with mini kitchen, living room, bath. room, dining room, family room, 2 bath, large kitchen, FOR RENT $450.month plus utilities. For Room, all appliances, A/C, week. Near bus line. Security 908-446-8237....908-446-0224 Business District, Main St. mal outlay. Learn about room, finished basement, A/C, wall-to-wall carpeting, Club required. Call 679-6661 enclosed porch, A/C, new win Sharefare. $1.00, SASE details call thermal windows, vinyl siding, dows. NO CLOSING COSTS. LOG CABIN, PA. Call 566-1692, between 9am- House, pool, walk to trans. 4pm, Monday-Friday Nicknap Pro, (908)-980-9380 inground pool. 577-1880 Asking $79,000. 462-9034 PARLIN Beautiful house, Asking $65,000. 251 -0685 $800./PER WEEK Suite 297 CN 1907 . Comfortable atmosphere. CALL 254-1331, EVES HAZLET TWP-Colonial, 3 MORGANVILLE - Professional Wall, NJ 07719 Female preferred $375. mo. office space avail. For psy bdrm, Vzacre, baths, walk to NO. W ILDW OOD CONDO 2 + security. 721-6169 cholog ist/Social worker. Clean 007 Houses for Sale train, min. to pkw. 888-8180 Classified 012 Lots & Acreage on beach/near boardwalk. 005 Apartments modern facility. Near Route 9. Gets Results 010 Rentals Sleeps 6. Pool. $350.wk up Call Dr. Gore 972-1400 for Rent MARLBORO Adults/families. 254-9113 to Share LOT LIQUIDATION in North ABERDEEN Townhouse. 2 bedrooms, 2Vz Call 747-6565 Hanover Township/Burlington POCONOS - 2bdrm house, 020 Buildings/ ABERDEEN-2 Bedrooms, utili Call for your free copy of baths. C/air, fireplace, eat-in Co. All lots with approved quiet community, sleeps 6, ties included, no pets, many “Real Estate Buyer's Guide” kitchen, great room, garage. MATAWAN septic permit. From 1.6 to 4.5 golf, pool, tennis etc.. Garages extras. Call 290-9086 See hundreds of homes in Newly painted. Pool & tennis 008a Adult acres starting at $59,900. with Reasonable. Call 846-5057 Monmouth & Middlesex Coun club. Call 536-8822 Female wants to share large excellent financing. Call Doug GARAGE Marlboro alarm, ASBURY PARK- North end on Communities house. $375.month including SEASIDE PARK Deal Lake. 1 bedroom apart ties. Coldwell Banker Schlott, today at Patten Corp. fenced in w/electric gate. All OLD BRIDGE - 4bdrm cape, utilities. Call 290-9646 717-629-7883. ment on bus line, near rail Realtors. JACKSON- House rental. Weekly, month sizes. $28.-$109mo. 536-0235 road and beach. Cable avail Call 583-5000 w/2 new baths, c/a on lovely WOODBRIDGE non-smoker ly, seasonal. 3 bedroom, -\Vz landscaped lot. Near trans. & able. Laundry on premises. ABERDEEN R EN T WITH seeks same for 2 bed, 2 bath bath, liv. rm., din. rm., kit., 025 Business Starting at $500./mo. Includes stores. $129,900. 390-5598 Across from Mall. $430.mo OLD BRIDGE cable. Located minutes from h/h/w. Call (201) 845-6618 SELL YOUR HOME OPTION TO BUY half utilities. Call 750-3877 25 approved lots for single beach & boat launch. Opportunities STRATHMORE-A 238-6770 Oak Tree Park. 1971 Hom family dwellings. Excellent lo Ranch. 3 bedrooms, NEW 2% + M.L.S. COST cation for NY transportation. AM AZING M ACHINE kitchen & 2 baths (Corian). ette, single width, for one or E. BRUNSWICK Written committment, weekly two people, Liv. Rm., Kit., 2 011 Mobile Homes Negotiable terms. SEASIDE PARK a real wealth builder! Vending Radiant heating, C/air, 2 car ads till sold. Full service Call Emmanuel at 254-9353 routes now available in your Upper, sunny 1 bedroom in 2 garage, NEW roof, beautifully Bedrm., 1 Bath, A/C, large Summer rentals. 2, 3 or 4 family home. Private entrance. broker. Hours: Monday-Friday, shed. Asking $21,500. Call days or 972-7422 after 6pm. area. First time offered. landscaped corner lot w/sprin- 8:30am-9pm. Ask for Paul EATONTOWN-Woodlawn Vil bedroom efficiency apart $3,000. weekly possible. No No pets. $500. per month. klers. Walk to schools & trans. 462-6005 ments available. 251 -4215 Call 257-7254 Ricca, Realty Executives, lage. 60x12, 2 bedrooms, new 015 Summer/Winter money down if qualified! $164,900. Call 566-7367 583-2800 or 972-8096 LAKEWOOD-Leisure Village stove, new windows, new ker John 1-800-949-2158 EATONCREST APTS East. 2 bedrm, Greenbriar osene tank. NO CLOSING Rentals ST MAARTEN Tennis & swim club. Large EAST BRUNSWICK Model. Golf, lake, pool, COSTS. Less than the cost of LOCAL VENDING ROUTE Beautiful 3 bedrm condo on MUST SELL. CALL NOW size rooms w/19ft living rm. Split colonial, 4 bedroom, 2Vz 008 Condos/ transp., security. Window a BMW. Call 389-8376 the Beach. Nr water sports. Only minutes from Ocean remodelled baths & kitchen, Townhouses treatments. Like new. Owner. ARUBA-Caribbean Weekly rental. 780-3875 1-800-749-2600 beaches, Golf Courses, Fish HAZLET-New 14x60 mobile family room w/fireplace, fin $38,500. Call 908-583-1749 home. Also resale 12x54. No Time share for sale or rent. ing & Boating. Near all hous ished basement, new roof, TUPPERWARE MANALAPAN-Covered Bridge. pets. Call: 888-9335 Casa Del Mar on the Ocean. 017 Office & es of Worship & Malls. Mon- oversized wooded lot, walk to For Classified October week. bedrms, EARN INCOME Fri 9:30am-4pm, 542-1105. For sale. 2nd fir., 2bdrm, 1 Vz -1 2 2 schools, transportation, hous baths, 4th fl. Rent-$1,000. Floor Space Full time/part time. * Pine Brook Rd., Hope Rd., es of worship. $249,900. Call 747-6565 bath. Great location. Enclosed Your ad can be here Eatontown. 2 blocks from Exit patio. Many extras. 536-8025 Sale $7,500. Call 591-9245 $10.-$15. per hour. Call: 238-2831 HOLMDEL/HAZLET Coastal Parties 105 GSP EAST BRUNSWICK 681-9480, Ext. 11 MANALAPAN - Covered Executive office suites. Short Bridge. 1bdrm., upper unit, all Townhouse. Orig. owner. 2 term leases, shared services. 027 Business appliances, near clubhouse. bedrm., 2Vz bath, central air, Start at $290./month $700.mo. / utilities. pool, tennis, tot lot & more! Bask in the Sun on a Call 264-1138 Equipment Asking $117,000. 238-1097 MYRTLE BEACH '92 Call 462-9210 R e s o r t Beautiful Sandy Beach... MANALAPAN - Hwy. 9, mod OLD BRIDGE FREEHOLD TWP. - SOUTH CAROLINA - Play Tennis on the Lighted ern private suites, in profes sional building. Prvt. baths, CHARGE Country Living Apts MOTHER-DAUGHTER A Great Vacation at Half Courts...Enjoy the Jacuzzis and reasonable rent. 780-9000 2 bedroom apts available. Complete separate apartment C o n d o YOUR AD!! Heat, air conditioning, hot and separate entrance with The Jersey Shore Price. Saunas...Relax at the Oceanfront MANALAPAN - Professional water, cooking gas and dish air, living room, bedroom, Cabana Bar. bldg. Hwy 9, Vz interest for washers included. Monday- kitchen, full bath. Colonial sale. Excellent owner/oc Friday, 9am-5pm. 360-2992 style main house. Central air cupant situation. For doctor, with 4 bedrooms, living room, BEACHFRONT CONDOS dentist or attorney. 780-9000 W. END LONG BRANCH MYRTLE BEACH Now you can rec room, den, dining room, Oceanfront Balconies, Everything MATAWAN- Main St. Victorian 3V2 room garden apartment 2Vz baths, expanded laundry run an ad and includes heat, air conditioner, South Carolina charm. Office suites available. room, finished basement, you need including Microwave, 1 MO. FREE RENT. 583-7777 parking & patio. Beautifully screened-in porch, 2 car over CHARGE IT! maintained. Lake Elberon sized garage, steel siding, Washer/Dryer, Phone 2 Bedroom I Studio area, 1 block to Ocean. No concrete driveway & walks. pets. For appt. call 222-6145 Fully landscaped on almost 3A 018 Stores acre. All appliances. LOW ■ " - w r - TAXES. Great school system. WEEKLY RATES Use your VISA MUST SEE!!! 3 Bedroom $535to 6 3 5 1 $375 to ?60 FREEHOLD - Lowest rentals 006 Houses for Rent 2 Bedroom starting at per sq. ft. for or MASTER CARD Call for appointment ALL RATES AR^MEEKLY^ $10 PRINCIPALS ONLY $500-$700 $575-$850 retail stores in variety of sizes. to pay for your 462-7869 Located in active shopping HOWELL center. High density area. Call Classified ad 1 bedroom country bungalow. For Classified Bill & Jackie Canino Photographs Gladly Shown Mr. Richter at 908-462-0700. Immediate occupancy. No LE00Y & DICK POLITY 566-5220 pets. $500.month / utilities. Call 747-6565 5 7 7 - 0 8 9 2 Call 462-0072 evenings after 8 Classified Sells 1-800-660-4-ADS 2 JUNE 3-JUNE 9,1992, POWER PACKAGE Greater Media 027 Business 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036a Employment; Equipment Full Time Full Time Full Time Part Time Part Time Part Time Services SECURITY PRODUCTS BOY’S COUNSELOR HAIRDRESSER DEMONSTRATORS PLATEROOM LABORER SECRETARY SECRETARY No experience necessary. TELEMARKETING Bug detectors, phone record Travel program, daycamp. Full or part time. Experienced HOST/HOSTESSES Must be over 18. Counseling With PC experience. Office Christmas Around The World Call 254-7004 ask for Lavina. 181/2 hours per week for Afternoon & evening positions ing equipment, personal pro with following. Salary nego duties include typing, com Equal Opportuinty Employer Freehold office. Responsibli- available. Work from our tection devices, night vision experience. Call 431-0718 tiable. 2 shops- Sayreville & Days/evenings. Commission puter, phone, etc. Located in with first sale. Free kit. Hiring ties include: general typing, fil Matawan office calling home equipment, specialized tape DECORATING ASSOCIATE Edison. Call 287-1625 Marlboro. 308-4444 for now & Fall. Call 238-4793 READER ing & phone coverage. Experi owners. Experience preferred. recorders, vehicle tracking de Seeking creative business ence in word processing help Salary +bonus, + commission. vices contained in a security minded person for interior HAIRDRESSER SENSATIONAL DEMONSTRATORS NEEDED 9am-1pm, Monday-Friday, ful. Send resume to: Call 583-6964 product catalogue. 291-0277 decorating. Training. Part/full year-round. Great memory CPC Mental Health Svcs Mature clientele. Roller setting SUMMER JOBS Flexible hours. Great Pay! TELEMARKETING time. Call 583-3712 No Investment 929-0369 needed. Apply in person. Att: Personnel & blow drying experience. Call DAY CAMP OPENINGS 170 Broad Street 1 High Point Center Way Old Bridge office. 9-1 or 1-5 DELI PERSON 462-2711. Pool Staff/Specialist Teacher DRESSMAKER Red Bank, NJ Morganville NJ 07751 weekdays. Call 251-0047 031 Money to Loan Must be experienced in slicing in Wood Working/Sports Equal Opportunity Employer HOME TYPISTS, PC users Hairdresser/Manicurist Days and hours flexible. Ex RECEPTIONIST cold cuts & making sand Coach. Great for college stu SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS- needed. $35,000. potential. wiches. Hours including week with following. Salary + comm. dents & teachers. Call perience a must. 566-0101 1 -805-962-8000, Ext. B-2111 CASH LOAN Paid vacation. No percent CHIRO ASSISTANT WSI or Life Guard Certifica ends 2pm-8pm. Call 591-1747 446-2261 in Manalapan HEBREW TEACHERS tion required. Happy Time We are the lender payback. Call 431-9070 or Busy office seeking enthusias OVERSEAS JOBS 308-0470 SPRING/SUMM ER HELP Congregation Anshe Emeth of tic , caring individual with cleri Day Camp 409-0986______Bad Credit, No Credit DRIVERS South Rivpr needs additional American Companies. All oc-' Call Now!! M AINTENANCE W ORKER Our South Amboy Telemarket cal skills & the desire to learn. TELEMARKETING- Full time/part time. 679-6424 ing Co. is looking for full and Jewish education teachers in cupations. top pay, benefits. Full time, for a senior citizen's Call 264-8902. Fast growing local company Free transportation. Fee. 1-800-682-5254 part-time help immediately. September for expanding has the JOB FOR YOU! . building. 264-9550______Sunday & Hebrew School. Call 407-578-8111 Ext 331 DEBT PROBLEMS SOLVED DRIVERS Morning, afternoon, evening RECEPTIONIST • AM/PM shifts available and weekend hours available Send resume to: Clean up credit report. Live Full/part time. Large car and MANAGER for rapidly expanding Health • Above average starting salary now. Above minimum wage Anshe Emeth • Commission + bonus 037 Babysitting/ the life you deserve. Free truck rental company is look 88 Main Street Center. Must be enthusiastic, CAR WASH plus bonuses and incentives. energetic, caring & flexible. • Great office atmosphere consult. NJ’s 1. 431-7600 ing for drivers to move our ve All that's necessary is a good South River, NJ 08882 Child Care hicles between various loca Car wash is located in North Afternoon, evening hours. Call Stacey speaking voice and depend 613-1393 tions in Central and Northern ern M onmouth County-just off Resume requested. Send to: ABERDEEN- Quality care for ability. Make your own hours. Covered Bridge Chiropractic 035 Help Wanted New Jersey. We can offer day GSP. Car wash experience is Call Mauren 908-727-6753 LIFEGUARD TENNIS INSTRUCTOR your child. Meats. Flexible not required but certainly an 345 Union Hill Rd. or evening hours to fit your Part time, needed for hours. Activities. 583-1496 Full Time needs. This is a great op asset. This managerial posi TEACHING ASSISTANT Manalapan, NJ 07726 & ASSISTANT Matawan lakefront. Thursday- CHILD CARE NETWORK portunity for homemakers tion is hands on & some me Nursery/Classroom assistant 7/6-8/3. Monday through chanical aptitude is essential. Sunday, 12-6. Apply at RECEPTIONIST/T ypist Thursday. 5 hour day. USTA For day care choices ‘POSTAL JOBS* looking for part time work. for September, 10:15am- Borough Hall Most travel can be done in Person selected must have a For Holmdel area Chiropractic Instruction Manual. Call 446-9728 4466022 3:30pm, Monday-Friday, 150 Main Street Monmouth/Middlesex County YOUR AREA teams. Valid NJ Driver's li firm, fair & friendly personalty $5.25/hr. 446-2261 office. Experience with people. Hazlet Recreation 739-0653 & fully understand the impro- Matawan, NJ 07747 Pleasant, outgoing. Hours: $23,700. per year plus cense and a clean driving 566-2461 TYPIST - P/T college student record is a must. tance of customer realations. TYPIST/OFFICE WORKER 2:30-7:30. Call 888-1444 CHILDREN’S CHOICE benefits. Postal carriers, sort F/T. Temporary; 4 weeks, preferred. Call after 6pm ers, clerks. For application & Apply in person: This is a truly exciting op RETAIL SALES 431-4244 462-2869 425 Riva Ave., E. Brunswick portunity to run your own from 6/29-7/24. Please MANICURIST exam information, call Car Rental Inc. Call (908) 780-9000 VO LUNTEER Coordinator-. Ages 3 months-5 years. 1-219-736-9807, ext. P2647 business. Salary is negio- Needed for busy salon in MANAGER TRAINEE Kindergarten. State Certified. 1570 Washington Ave. taiable plus benefits, if you Non profit interfaith organiza 9am-9pm, 7 days______036 Help Wanted Marlboro area. Call 536-9497 Flexible hours. tion, 10 hours weekly: Flex Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months Piscataway, think you have the right stuff Aileen Stores a year. Call 908-821-1717 and want a chance to work for ible, personnel skills a plus. ASSISTANT/Operator or call (908) 752-6800. Part Time Marketplace II Send resume: E. BRUNSWICK AREA an especially nice older cou Matawan 583-2922 Ask for Walter. ple send resume-in confi- P. O. Box 1073 Summer work. 16 yr. old, No experience necessary ADMINISTRATIVE Freehold, NJ 07728 Andrew’s Hair Salon.577-1818 dence-to: SALES ASSISTANT good w/children. Refs, avail. FLYERS/Distributors PO Box 6768 ASSISTANT- Looking for re M ES S EN G ER Call 238-1557 sponsible self-starter with Heavy telephone, typing & WANTED 63 PEOPLE Good opportunity. No experi Lawrenceville NJ 08648 clerical work. Monday-Friday. EAST BRUNSWICK AVON ence required. $200.-$400. strong communication and or PART TIME Lose up to 29 lbs in 30 days. Real Estate ganizational skills. 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Call 431-4185 6 year old girl & 4 year old Friday, 8:30-12:30; includes 6 boy) will love to babysit in her Students help with the chores and are weekends per year. News Tribune 442-2223 TAKE CONTROL Call 264-9005 home. Please call 780-5853 eager to become part of your family. of your financial future by PART TIME-Early Morning Need a pet to keep MARLBORO AREA starting a profitable career in DEMONSTRATORS Experienced 17 year old. Will Programs range from real estate. Be your own boss Christmas Around NEWSPAPER be summer mother’s helper. and determine your own in The World ROUTES you company? Days call 536-0446______2 weeks- 1 2 months. come. If you live in Northern PARLIN Care by experienced Monmouth or Southern Now hiring. Immediate ad (5:00am-6:30am) 7 days are mom in her home, playroom & Middlesex counties, please vancement available. Free kit available in your area. Earn Search in classified yard. F/PfT. Call 721-3479 For More call Richard Nagel to explore and training. 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For toddler. 390-6407 CALL 908-446-7317 LINCROFT AREA Loving experienced child care Educational Data Services WANTED! provider wanted to pick up my child from Lincroft Nursery School & care for in your FAMILIES WHO CARE! home or my Freehold home. NURSING 2-3 afternoons a week, begin If you are a warm, caring family who could provide a home ning Sept. 462-5295 I LPN I for one or more New Jersey teenagers (ages 12-18) with T h e Every other weekend, 7am-3 pm emotional & behavioral problems, call project KIN today to MANALAPAN and on call. sam e-day w ay Person to care for girl, age 10 reserve a place in our next training session. One adult must (Lafayette Mills School) & boy, CNA be available at all times. Learn about our excellent salary, to m eet th a t age 7V2 (Taylor Mills School) [ before & after school & days Every other weekend, 3 pm-11 pm comprehensive training, 24-hour support staff and much off (summer). Moving to NJ and on call more! special person July 1st. 516-226-7159. Become part of our professional team. MIDDLETOWN - P/T. Mature Also i s c o m i n g & experienced person wanted Full time 11 pm-7am to care for 2 small childrens in OPENINGS AVAILABLE FOR : my home. 4-10 hours per Navesink House J u n e 2 4 week. Excel, pay. 787-7533 • CRISIS HOMES NANNY/HOUSEKEEPER 40 Riverside Ave, Red Bank Eatontown area. Responsible, • RESPITE HOMES English speaking, References. Please call Mrs. Solebello Call Ariel 542-8467 for appointment at • LONG-TERM HOMES SOUTH RIVER Child care and housekeeping. 8 4 2 - 3 4 0 4 Please call (908) 462-6903 for further information 2-7:30pm, Mon-Fri. 390-4866 Greater Media Newspapers POWER PACKAGE, JUNE 3-JUNE 9,1992, 3 048 General 049 Merchandise 041 Resumes/Typing044 Computers 047 Furniture 047 Furniture Merchandise Wanted 060 Garage Sales 060 Garage Sales Accurate Typing Service APPLE II c MOVING SALE POOL TABLES CASH for USED CAMERAS FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP NO JOB TOO SMALL COUCH 20 Lexington Rd. (Colonial Color monitor, color printer & SPRING CLEARANCE & all photo equip. New or old. MARLBORO Pick-up & delivery lots of software. $550. or best Sectional w/sleeper. Exc Decorator 8 ft. sofa, 2 match Acres, off E. Freehold Rd.) Sayreville & surrounding Pinball machines, juke boxes, 1 pc. or whole studio. No Po offer. Call 972-7842 cond. Coffee table, desk w/ ing love seats, hutch, 2pc. laroid or movie. 442-6141 Jun. 6 & 7, 9-4. Many items. 1 Hull Ct. (School Rd. West, areas. Call 613-0402 hutch. $1,200. 303-8671 sectional. Like new. 495-1978 video games, air hockey, etc. right turns on Stockton, Taylor Bought, sold + repaired. Parts FREEHOLD TWP. - 22 Old MOVING- Must sell: Blue CONSIGNMENT SHOP & Hull). Sat., 6/6, 9-4. Desks, DINING ROOM Italian Prov. department. 240-1222 Mill Rd.,(off Robertsville Rd.) files & household items. RESUMES 045 Clothing Oval tbl w/3 leaves, 6 chairs, sofa, 1 yr. old. Walnut coffee Wants better women’s cloth Sat. 6/6 & Sun. 6/7; 9-4pm. breakfront. Asking $1,000 & wedge tables. Tiffany like POT BELLY STOVE- $175. ing. Brand names. Sizes 12 & MARLBORO THAT WORK! BEDROOM SET-5pcs. King fixture, TV cabinet. 536-7898 Rolltop desk $75. Filing cabi up only. 636-5632 FREEHOLD TWP. 122 Ed nets. 747-0770 wards Rd. (off Pond Rd.) 14 Harness La (Parc Cha By published resume expert. CONSIGNMENT SHOP bed. Asking $1,000. LIVING MOVING-Custom Sofa & OLD DRUMS & CYM BALS ROOM-Couch & 2 ladies Thu., 6/4, 8am-4pm. teau) Sat & Sun June 6 & 7, Cover letters. Laser typeset. Like new & gently used women’s Matching Chair, Coffee Table^ SEWING MACHINE chairs. Asking $700. WANTED BY COLLECTOR 9-5. Antiques, bicycles, furni Same day service. 254-3879 clothing. Bridal gowns. New sam Secretary. Call 536-6921 Call 431-1996 Industrial. Mint cond. $700. Any condition. Call 222-6122 MULTI FAMILY ture, clocks, books, toys. TYPING SERVICE ples. 636-56.32 MOVING-MUST SELL TVs: (1) JVC, 26” stereo con TOOLS, TVs & VCRs DINING ROOM SET MASTER BEDROOM SET-. sole, (1) 46" Mitsubishi rear Furn., housewares, clothing, MARLBORO WEDDING GOWN bikes, toys, etc. Term Papers, Resumes, Cherry contemporary, 6 Like new-original price $5,000. projection w/oak cabinet. & MUCH MORE 36 Guest Dr (off Union Hill Business Letters. 431-2792 Size 5-7. Never used. Call chairs, table, buffet & china now $3,500. Call 972-8582 Call 583-4254 Call anytime 615-9153 FREEHOLD TWP. Rd) Sat June 6, 9-2. Lots of WORD PROCESSING weekdays after 6pm 495-4186 closet. $400. or best offer. RECLINERS WANTED Good Working used goodies. No early birds! Resumes, letters, reports, Cedar wardrobe $100 SPONGES 52 Ethan Allen Rd. (off appliances, refrigerators etc. Ticonderoga Blvd). Fri. & Sat., MARLBORO labels & MORE!! 741-3101 257-3381 after 4. Lazy-Boy Chair & Lazy-Boy NATURAL-from the Sea furn. Will pickup. 308-0422 Love Seat, beige corderoy. Call anytime 615-9153 6/5, 6/6. 9-3. Clothing, toys, MOVING SALE 046 Firewood DINING ROOM SET QUEEN SOFA BED-beige, WANTED TO BUY household & misc. items. w/2 leaves & pads. Fruitwood, small print. Two oak end ta TRACTOR FREEHOLD TWP. 13 W. Frances Ave. (Rt. 9 to 042 Antiques traditional. Asking $175. TV bles. 5 years old. $850. Total. Furniture, Paintings, Glass 520 E. Left on Hamilton to FIREWOOD stand $50. 446-6203 Call 566-5760 Wheel Horse, like new, excel ware, Statues, Vases, Oriental fork in road. Bear left) June 6 lent condition. Call any time Rugs, etc. Over 40 yrs. old. MOVING SALE & 7, 8-4. Baby items, house V S 1/4 S . SIDEBOARD- Turn of Cen ANTIQUES Cords, 2 & Seasoned. 446-4785 Any quantity; complete 112 Bar Harbor Rd. (Juniper hold, clothes, games & more. Delivered. Call 257-1416 DINING ROOM tury, solid oak. $550. Beveled estates purchased. Farms, off Three Brooks Rd.) Top prices paid dor: Antique Solid pine. Oval table w/4 mirror $300. Twin bed w/mat- TRACTORS Farmall H and A. Col. Bob Randolph Auctioneer MATAWAN 32 Lakeside Dr furniture, oriental rugs, paint Fri., Sat. & Sun, Jun. 5, 6 & chairs, lighted hutch. $450. tresses, dresser w/mirror. $1,500. or best offer. Call Call any time, (908) 308-3335 7, 9-3. ENTIRE HOUSE! (off Rt 34, Fierro-Lakeside) ings, jewelry & silver. We pur Call 446-5307 583-1703 583-5228. Member NJ & Nat. Auct. Sat 6/6, 10-4. Furn., bikes, chase entire contents of es 047 Furniture Assn. FREEHOLD-196 Dutch Lane housewares. No early birds tates, Will come to your home. DINING ROOM, TEM PLE SOFA, Loveseat, Chair. Road. Sat. June , 9am-3pm. 2 YEARS OLD. Good cond. UTILITY TRAILER Save this ad. You may need 6 Call 888-0736 STUART PINE. Hutch, Tea me in the future. Raindate Sun. June 7. BEDROOM SET - Girls. Must Cart, Table, (6) chairs. $500. $195. Call 780-9084 6x12 w/hitch. Perfect for land- MATAWAN WANTED-Old Oriental Rugs & sell. $350. , dining room table HAZLET - 7 Convent Crt. (off Call 577-7967. WICKER & RATTAN-Pine scaper. Exc. cond. $650. or 8 Essie Dr (Marc Woods) Paisley Shawls. Any size or & chairs $100., new smoker Holmdel Rd.) 6/5 & 6/6; END TABLES- (2) solid oak. Furniture, Gifts & Baskets. best offer. Call 536-4473 050 Musical Fri & Sat June 5 & 6, 9-2. condition. 1-800-221-5119 grill, sliding mirror doors $50. 9-4pm. Household items Household, Apple software, or best offer. 739-3448 eves. Good cond. $100. or best STORAGE SHEDS WHAT’S GROWIN ON Instruments Great Savings & Selections office chairs, clothes, misc offer. Call 257-4766 NOW OPEN HAZLET KITCHEN SET The Wicker Basket Garden Center/Country Store GUI TARS-A PS, Fender MIDDLETOWN 043 Appliances BEDROOM SET Charvel, Mesa-Boogie. All like 1 Oakwood Dr. (Rt. 35 to Ha Octagon table, 4 wrought iron Greenhouse/Food Store Girl’s, 7 piece, yellow, excel Rt 34 Colts Neck 462-8855 10% discount with this ad new. Call 679-0183 zlet Ave., development behind MULTI FAMILY lent condition. $400. 264-1083 chairs. Asking $100. 591-2570 Rickel). Sat., 6/6, 10-6. Rain AIR CONDITIONER Rt. 537 & Ely Harmony Rd. PIANO-Baby Grand Wurlitzer. Garrett PI. (Rt. 36 to Wilson Freehold 308-3085 date, 6/7. Many baby items & Emerson, 5,000 BTU, Window BEDROOM SET-Boys 5 piec LIVING ROOM SET Black-ebony. Mint condition. clothes, household goods. Ave.) Jun. 6, 9-4. Baby items es. Blue/red. Good condition. 048 General A/C with extended service French Provincial, tables and WINDOWS- ANDERSEN, Heartbreak-must sell to boats. Rain date Jun. 20. Asking $200. Call 536-5609 accessories to match. $400. Merchandise New casement 10’x4’ ter- HAZLET 31 Hazlet Ave contract, excellent condition. Call eves (201) 633-9437 MORGAN VILLE-42 Calgary Asking $150. 591-2570 BEDROOM SETS Boys (5) Call 583-3204 ratone $660. 8'x4’ picture Multi Family Circle (off Gordon's Corner pcs Maple. Girls (6) pcs white AIR CONDITIONER $200. 257-8714 PIANO/BENCH - Whitney by Road). Fri. June 5 & Sat. AIR CONDITIONER-GE, MARLBORO moving to Fla. Sat / , 9-4. Rain date Sun $400. ea. Call 780-9157. Decorator furniture, 1 qn sofa Kimball. Spinet, like new 66 June 6, 9am-3pm. Household 6,000 BTUs, $125. Amana 29,000 B.T.U.s-220 $675. Call 780-3098 6/7. Something for everyone Call 758-8968 BEDROOM-cherry wood-twin bed, 3 Mediterranian chairs, volts. Wall Unit-Brand New 048b Infants/ items & much more. bed w/box spring & mattress, desk, coffee & end tables, bar Motor. $375. Call 937-8356 HAZLET-Pacific Terrace DRYER-Whirlpool Juvenile Items (off Lynn Blvd) MOVING SALE dbl dresser w/mirror, lingere wfrlate top, 5 cubic ft. freezer. CAR TOP CARRIER PIANOS Heavy Duty Elec. converting chest-asking $975. CHEST Call 908-972-9317 Sears. $40.00 Large inventory of: MULTI FAMILY Old Bridge 23 Tulip Dr.(516 to to gas need to sell 4 mo old. OF DRAWERS-Pine-asking Call 577-7967 Gaub-left Alpha) 7/6& 7/7; Warranty incl .$275. 972-6230 $200. Call 721-3479 MODERN Dining Set $$ CASH $$ YAMAHA PIANOS June 6, 10am-4pm. 11-4pm. Little bit of everything Table-beige lacquer, 4 chairs COMPUTER- Apple 2E All toys, infant cribs, furniture WURLITZER, SAMICK FREEZER CHEST with wheels. $150. 591-2570 Okidata printer. BEDROOM and accessories wanted. Used pianos from $295. BRASS BED SET: queen. SECTIONAL Consignment shop. 577-8877 HOLMDEL OLD BRIDGE MOVING MUST SELL Lessons in your home Sears Kenmore. 2 years old. Queensize, head/footboard SOFA: white. Call 780-9533 Rentals from $25. 22 Overlook Dr. (off Telegraph 31 Frederick PI. (near Rt. 9 & Excellent condition. $125. frame. 257-4233 SECTIONAL SOFA'Iike new. Hill Rd.) Jun. 6 & 7, 9-4. Rain Cindy St.) Sat., & Sun., 6/6 & Origiinal price $4,600. 049 Merchandise “The only place to Call 238-1397 COLONIAL QUEEN SOFA- DINING ROOM make a decision." or shine. Brand new cabinet 7, 9-5. Clothing, etc. now $3,000. Call 972-8582 Wanted for stereo rack system. New FREEZER SLEEPER, LOVE SEAT, French. Table, chairs & FREEH OLD MUSIC CTR. OLD BRIDGE ROCKER, OTTOMAN, END 6 bifold doors with leaded glass Imperial, up-right, 500 lb. ca china closet. REFRIGERA 462-4730 240-5454 inserts. Much more! TABLE. Reasonable rates. MOVING SALE TOR: Hotpoint. 15.7 cu.ft. 6 FAM ILY pacity, white, excellent condi Call after 9PM 566-8065 Boy’s pine bedroom. Master LINCROFT tion. $250. 446-9568 Good cond. Best offer. 051 Sporting 22 Erin Lane (Country Place COUCH - Blue. W*eige re bedroom, den, etc. 462-9486 Call 577-9535 MAJOR MOVING SALE Development off Tice Town VCR-JVC Model HR 7100. MAKE MONEY cliner. $650. for set. Desk; wal DINING ROOM Equipment 63 Cypress Neck Rd. (off Rd) Sat. June 13, 9am-4pm. Top loader. $60. nut, laminate 60x30, $75., Dry Redhill Rd. & Crawfords Cor Call 254-7732 Classified Sells! OLD BRIDGE bar; portable $95. Call set excellent condition. Colo CLEANING ROWING EXERCISE Machine ner/Everett Rd.) Fri., Jun. 5, 409-7709 before 9pm nial style dark pine table, by Bodytone. Used once. 10-3 & Sat., Jun. 6, 9-3. Hun hutch, 4 chairs and dry sink. $75.00 Call 577-7967 dreds of items. Let’s make a BLOCK SALE Asking $795. Call 937-8356 YOUR CLOSETS deal. Everything must go! 11 FAMILIES on Mercer Rd. DOLLHOUSE KITS - or as Consign your women’s & kid’s MANALAPAN - 5 Families. (Middlewood Dev. behind St. sembled. Also furniture below clothing, closeouts or 060 Garage Sales Rumford Way (South Field Thomas Church). Sat., 6/6, retail. Call 264-9034 salesmens samples. Estate off Craig Rd.) / ; 8:30-4:30. Rain date, 6/7. Call 10am-4:30 for info & appt 66 BARGAINS GALORE!!!! ABERDEEN 8:30am. Rain date 6/7. F a m i l y FRAMED POSTERS 2nd Turn Around, 431-7667 Everything imaginable! OLD BRIDGE Monthly clearance, East Brun $$ USED FURS WANTED $$ MULTI FAMILY swick area. By appointment Highest prices for fur coats & MOVING only. Call 418-1906 or after jackets you no longer wear. 36 Ardmore Ln. (Bethany to MANALAPAN P o r t r a i t s 6pm 583-3150. Friedman Furs (609)395-8158 Avondale to Ardmore). Sat., 15 Kilmer Dr. (Gordons Cor. 169 Gold Mine Ln. (bet. Ferry 6/6, 9-4. Kid's clothes, baby Rd. to Whitman Blvd., rt. on Rd. & Rt. 9). Sat., 6/6, 9-3. GE Wall oven. Harvest gold. AAAAAA Antiques, used furn., items, furn. & misc. Kilmer Dr.). Sat., 6/6, 9-4. EVERYTHING MUST GO!!! The Perfect Gift $50. or best offer. Call estates, contents of homes, Toys, clothes, household. 583-5228. etc. 888-8377/264-6458. BLOCK SALE SAYREVILLE- 10 Baumer Rd. Created in Oils (off Embroidery St.). Sat., 6/6, GENERATOR- Portible, elec AAAAAAAAAA ANTIQUE FREEHOLD TWP. - Totem MANALAPAN 9-3. Furn., new/used clothes. tric, 4,000 watts, 120 volts, PAYS TOP $$ for used furni or Pastels Rd.(off Iron Bridge Rd.) 6/6 & 208 Longwood Dr. (Gordons SAYREVILLE- MULTI 33.3 amps, ac/240 volts, 16.7 ture, glass, art, toys, all 6/7; 9-2pm. Housewares, ■ Birthdays amps. $400. 251-5114 after 7 colectables, etc. Love attic & Corner to Pension. 3 blocks, FAMILY- 132 Miller Ave. Sat., clothes, furn., bikes, skis, right into Oak Knoll Condos). 6/6, 9-4. Household & misc. ■ Anniversaries GUNS, swords, cameras. basements. Estate contents toys, fireplace & misc. bought or auctions. 264-3130 Sat., & Sun., 6/6 & 7, 9-5. SAYREVILLE- . All Special Cash. Lie. NJ & Fed. Dealer. Toys, children's books, bikes, House calls. Bert 821-4949 at Baskin Robbins EAST BRUNSWICK Occasions 739-9847 ask for Uncle Joe. household goods, computer & MULTI FAMILY 17 Corona Rd. (off Ryders electronics, (2) contemporary SAVE THIS AD Lane). Fri & Sat, June 5-6, GREEN VALLEY-Fanwood & Pet Portraits HUTCH formica loft bed sets. Cottonwood Dr. Sat. June , ALL LIONEL TRAINS 9am-6pm. Household, furni ALL MUST GO!!! 6 Corner. $100. DESK: $30. Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal, ture, tools. EVERYTHING 9am-3pm. Raindate June 7. CHAIR: $10. TABLE: kitchen price no object. 946-2893 MUST GO! MANALAPAN 24 Monterey $100. EQUALIZER: Kenwood La. (behind Library-off SOUTH RIVER Artist $70. CAR STEREO : Kenwood ANY OLD ORIENTAL RUGS EAST BRUNSWICK Symmes) Sat 6/6, 10-4. $50. Call 495-6430 & Paisley shawls. Any size or Something for everyone 150 Hillside Ave (off Main St) condition. 1-800-221-5119 18 Bosko Dr (off Old Stage June 4, 5 & 6, 9AM-4PM. KITCHEN SET - Rattan & Rd) Sat 6/6, 9-3. Rain date 6/ MANALAPAN 3 Mercer La (Rt 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728-908 462-1020 glass 40x60, 6 chrs., 4 pee., AVOID Garage Sale Hassles. 7. Toys, clothes, household 9 & Ryan Rd-1st right) Sat SPOTSWOOD wall unit, complete contemp., Marilyn buys knick knacks, items & much more June 6, 9am-3pm. Rain date sofa/loveseat, Hooker; book furniture & antiques. 257-9107 EAST BRUNSWICK- Sat June 13. Crib, toys, furni MULTI FAMILY ture, household, etc case, touch-n-sew sewing & BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR 133 Joseph St. (off Arthur) 45 Walker Ave. (off Devoe console w/chair. 264-1818 SALE! We Buy & SeL Sat., Jun. 6, 9-3. Ave.). Sat., 6/6, 10-4. Furn., 24 Broad St Keyport MANALAPAN small appliances, household. Call Lil 264-0777 or 264-8615 H o u se Portraits KITCHEN SET MULTI FAMILY 57 Tarrytown Rd. (off Win- White formica w/cane back CASH FOR BOOKS EAST BRUNSWICK-10 Hun throp St.). Sat., 6/6, 10-4. 062 Flea Markets/ Call early for Furn., household, baby items. chairs. Like new. $400. OLD MAGAZINES 536-0850 tington Rd. (off Rues La.). Sat Bazaars Holiday Gift BABY ITEMS: infant car seat, & Sun June 6 & 7, 10am- MANALAPAN Giving swing, high chair. $70. 5pm. Baby items & clothing, MOVING SALE Call 679'2589 misc. household items. 11 Briarheath Ave. (off Wicka- OUTDOOR Peddlers Market MORGANVILLE FREEHOLD tunk Rd.) Fri., Sat., Sun., At Freehold Raceway. Benefit: The Perfect Gift 20 Kettle Creek Road 6/5-, 6/6 & J6/7, 9-3. Every CentraState Medical Center. MOVING SALE MULTI FAMILY thing must go. Make an offer. Sun. 6/7: 9:30-4pm. 100 Deal C reated in Oils MANALAPAN- Monmouth Hts. ers; Antique, crafts & new. Cast iron stove, sofas, tables, Sat & Sun June 6 & 7, 8am Free parking/admission. Re or W atercolors. photo/lawn equip., etc. Day: Household items & furniture freshment avail. 431-4129 251-3594, Night: 536-4474. MOVING SALE ■ Birthdays 17 Maxwell La. (off Small PACHYSANDRA PLANTS FREEHOLD BORO ■ Anniversaries o r wood La., corner Dickenson) $9. a flat. Call 264-2672 12 Morris St. (off Schanck, Fri. & Sat., Jun. 5 & 6, 9-4. 063 Instruction • All Special near Courthouse.) Sat., Jun. Household items & misc. Occasions POOL Raritan Bay 6, 9-2. New summer outfits MANALAPAN-20 Annapolis only $5: Used clothing only 25 GUITAR INSTRUCTION Doughboy, above ground, Dr., Yorktowne Development. Private lessons in your home, auction services cents. Paperback books 25 Sat. June 6, 9am-3pm. Anti 12x28. Includes pump & all cents. Toys & other items. exper. professional. 566-0188 access. Needs liner. $300. Bob JteCookj Auctioneer ques, lamps, head boards, Call 679-3675 FREEHOLD toys, household items. KNITTING CLASSES Artist Neighborhood Sale FOR BEGINNERS POOL TABLE - Circa 1900. or To place your ad here, Hand carved, wood siding, PATTEN STREET The Yarn Lady 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728-908 462-1020 8x4. Good condition. 1-800-300-4870 Sat June 6, 9am-2pm Call 1-800-660-4-ADS $1,500. 721-6169 Rain date Sun 6/7, 9am-2pm 446-7881 4 JUNE 3-JUNE 9,1992, POWER PACKAGE Greater Media Newspapers 063 Instruction 063b Tutoring 066 Personals 067 Psychics 066 Personals 069 Entertainment 069 Entertainment 069' Entertainment MATH TUTORING-NY & NJ EXPERT MATH & SPANISH Teaching Lie. Masters degree. 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Phone 9 7 2 -8 8 3 3 Gets Results (corner of Rt. 34) Lie #33355 Call 747-6565 Greater Media Newspapers POWER PACKAGE, JUNE 3-JUNE 9,1992, 11 085 Odd Jobs/ 086 Painting 086 Painting 089 Plumbing 112 Auto/Truck C l e a n u p s W allpapering W allpapering 091 Roofing/Siding 094 Tailoring 110 Autos for Sale W a n t e d AAA AFFORDABLE - Clean BETTY GASTON PAINTING ANDREW GIGANTE HEMMING, ETC... CADILLAC Coupe de Ville ’79 FREE REMOVAL OF ROOFING Good cono. 79,000 original ups & odd jobs. Same day Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper Combo Type & Sew 462-7494 service. We take away any Painting & Paperhanging Plumbing & Heating 720-0646 miles. Full power & fully load JUNK CARS. 225-2126 removal. Quality work, 20yrs. Residential/Commercial ed. Looks great. $2,000. or thing. Free est. 264-2520___ NEAT & CLEAN exper. insured John 251-0893 S & R ROOFING & SIDING SEAMSTRESS JUNK & RUNNING CARS 721-4755 Lic.4861 Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. best offer. Call 787-6419. 24 HOUR SERVICE MAN WITH PICK-UP TRUCK PAINTING- Small jobs done Call (908)308-4159 Will clean attics, garages & Interior & Exterior 583-0064 FREE Estimates 679-2291 CADILLAC Coupe DeVille TOP CASH PRICES PAID basements or move anything. by retired painter. Very BACSOKA CALL 536-8031 C.W. SHIREY - Painting/Pa- reasonable. 787-0592 Joe TAILORING '89. Fully loaded, moon roof, Winfield 591-2829 after 11am perhanging contractor. Power- Plumbing & Heating gold treatment. Dealer main wash & repair. Servicing PAINTING-AII around painting Alterations. Men/Women. tained. Like new. Low mile ONE MILLION ODD JOBS Complete kitchen/bath remod 092 Special Services Expert/customized. Same day Painting. Trash & Debris Manalpan/Marlboro 536-5261 INDOORS & OUT age. Asking $12,500. or best For free estimate 679-5999 eling. Water Heaters. Sewer & service.Reasonable. 251-6127 JUNK & SCRAP CARS Removal. 787-9123, 9am-9pm CEILINGS Drain Cleaning. Reasonable offer. Call 842-4811 WANTED FOR CRUSHING TRASH and JUNK REMOVAL PAPERHANGING rates. Free Estimates. AFFORDABLE CAMARO ’78- 305, auto, am/ H & H AUTO WRECKERS Anything you want taken to Professionally sprayed, pop $11./single roll. 23 years exp. License 5628. We do it all. fm cass., new brakes, runs 591-0366 Mike 462-9097 POWERWASHING dumps. Free estimates. Call corn effect, all colors, w/with- Call 727-0014 095 W allpapering strong. $500. 446-9325 TOMMY D ELL’S TOWING 721 -8246 out glitter, free est. 525-1625 Homes, decks, driveways, CASH Paid for Junk Cars & PHIL POLO & SON DALE’S Plumbing concrete, patios, boats. Mold CASH! UP TO $2500 Painting & Paperhanging PAPERHANGING/REMOVAL Truck. 24 Hr Flatbed Service. G O LD STAR and mildew removal. Call Reasonable rates Paid for Driveable CARS, Reasonable Towing. 787-5453 Interior/Exterior. Free est. HEATING. Water Heaters, Craig 542-9092 or 542-0134 Classified Works Remodeling, Sewer/Drain 10 years experience VANS, TRUCKS/No Junk PAINTING Fully ins. 780-3575, 462-9558 727-3887, call 7 days Cleaning. Lie. 8922. 238-8788 ATA Power Cleaning Call Vicki 679-2142 WANTED Power Washing. Yard Clean PRESTIG E Interiors CHEVROLET '73-Wagon. 086 Painting Surface cleaning experts. Up. Attic Cleaning. Driveway BY STEVE GARDEN STATE 096a W indow/ Good trans. A/C $400. Clean Running Used Cars Sealing. Constrution Removal. Homes, decks, concrete, 238-4308 or 251-1633 Sayre-Bridge Motors W allpapering Painting«Borders*Mouldings PLUMBING and HEATING driveways, roofs, vinyl, Will beat any written estimate. Free Estimates, Call 521-6069 WATER HEATERS T r e a t m e n t s 390-5501 Call 576-6975 aluminum & wood siding. AARON AND RUTH - Gave to REPAIRS & REMODELING , 1-800-794-1417 CHEVY WANTED-RUNNING and baseball. I give to PAINTING. SAL’S PAINTING GEORGE SAHUL JR. CUSTOM CURTAINS '80 Monza, 4 cylinder, runs REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks Class A. Danny 741-2056 J.B. PAINTING INTERIOR/EXTERIOR License 5568 AUTO DETAILING well. Asking $600. 938-5700 $100. and UP. Junk Cars 1-800-339-8159 Removed. Call 238-9481 ABSOLUTELY AFFORDABLE INTERIOR/EXTERIOR 2 5 1 - 5 6 6 0 Compound. Wax-interiors/ CHEVY BLAZER S10 ’85 Paperhanger & Painter. Refer Quality work • Reas. Rates (908) 521-1713 _____ engines. Freehold. 462-8350 4x4, auto., a/c, ps, pb, cb WE BUY JUNK CARS ences. Call Mike 775-4307. For FREE Estimates, 431-0662 SEW & SEW radio, Tahoe package. Marlboro Auto Wreckers 591-1400 ALL PAINTING JOBS- JO E JAY WALLPAPER FURNITURE CUSTOM: Blinds & Shades, $4,000. Call 957-0170 Excellent indoor & outdoor 091 Roofing/Siding Painting & Paperhanging Hung with TLC, Patience & REFINISHING REPAIR Cornices, Comforters, Shams, CHEVY CAPRICE ’81 painting. Residential & com Call 251-4623 Neatness! Maria 888-1337 Caning*Rushing Window Treatments, Pillows. 4 door sedan, a/c, all power, 113 Auto Parts/ mercial. Free estimates. Fully ANYTIME, ANYWHERE MC & Visa. Call 972-8763 insured. 679-5999 LERIO PAINTING 938-4064 good riinning car. $850. Call S e r v i c e s THE ROOF DOCTOR WINDOW TREATMENTS 739-4466 All Seasons Painting Painting, Plastering, Taping, 088 Pool Services Grading.Top SoiLFill Dirt Sheetrock, Paperhanging. Seals your leaks when you Sewers *Septics CHRYSLER LE BARON 4 CHEVY RALLY RIMS Expert Paper/Paperhanging need protection the most. BY JER R Y Free Estimates •All Types of Excavation* '85- Black. Loaded. Great 5 Lug - $250.00 or best offer. Interior/Exterior. Reasonable. J & J POOL SERVICE INC. Roof repair specialist. Call 561-3990 Custom Made Shop At Home Call 251-2212. Call (908)446-8503______390-8655 buy. Call 679-3382 ______Spring openings $100. C.P.O. ODD JOBS Can do most any Verticals, mini blinds, pleated (Certified Pool/Spa Operator) GUTTER CLEANING shades. 60% discount w/free DODGE-’87 Shadow. Auto, AUTO CLEANING Anthony Michael’s LONGO PAINTING-Affordable thing. No Job Too Small. Call blue, cassette, A/C, good con prices, inside & outside, Reg.08-18841341-1594 Free estimates. Fully insured. estimate, measuring and Complete detailing: lnt./Ext. PAINTING & CARPENTRY Evans Maint. 908-929-3873 John 251 -0893 installation. 100% guaranteed. dition. Asking $2,500. MUST no job too small, fully insured, SELL. Call Paul 721-7692 HiLuster Shine Shop Marlboro Custom Int/Ext Painting free est.^ Charlie 679-6543 CARLIN ROOFING POWER WASHING Jerry Asch 1-609-655-7548 409-2499 Quality/Unbeatable Prices Your ad can be here Construction. Roofs, vinyl sid MICHAEL DONOFRIO With hand scrubbing of alumi HAVE AN ASE - Certified References Supplied ing, gutters, leaders, all re FIREBIRD ’84 PAINTER num & vinyl siding. Driveways, technician work on your car at For FR EE Estimates pairs. Free estimates, insured sidewalks & brick cleaning. V-8, T-tops, OD, A/C, 112,000 home or elsewhere. For rea (908)458-5619 110 Autos for Sale 671-4417 Inter. & Exter. Quality work. 089 Plum bing Call John 251-0893 mi. Asking $2,500. 462-5485 sonable rates. Call Bill Reasonable & Neat. 363-3797 536-4245 after 5pm ANTHONY’S CENTURY ROOFING PRINTING - Business cards & BUICK REGAL ’89 FORD ESCORT ’87 - GL. Have Brush.Will Travel NEIGHBOR & SON A . & J . We’re Rated #11 Leak special Stationery, Announcements & 4dr., 5spd., air, am/fm, MOPAR Invitations. Call 495-5111 45,000 miles, 2 door, 6 cyl. 59,000mi., $2,500. 727-7817 Painter & Handyman Services Professional paperhanger & ist, gutter cleaning. PLUMBING & HEATING. Guaranteed results. 254-1329 A/C full power. $6,900. New, Dual Exhaust Headers Installation & repairs of win painter. Call Greg 747-3845 SLIPCOVERS, Custom made, Call 446-8508. FORD ESCORT '67 - Red. $50. Call 254-6190. Repairs, remodeling, water 4dr., hatchback, auto., ps, pb, dows, doors, fixtures, mail heaters, sewer & drain clean your fabric. Quality work at boxes. Painting, chimney NU-W AY PAINTING CORNERSTONE BIG Savings., Call 257-5409 BUICK-'81 Riviera. V-6, A/C, am/fm, rr defrost, only ing. Lie. 5842. Call 238-3564, p/w, p/s, p/b. $1 ,9 0 0 . 21,000mi. $5,200. 739-4215 PICK UP TRUCK flashing, leaders, gutters, etc. CLEAN-UP SPECIAL $85. 494-0044 or 360-1997 General Contracting TELEPHONE/CABLE - JV -972-0496 Cap for foot bed. Call Call Tony at 566-2051 A room. Powerwashing, Deck Roofing, siding, windows, Jacks installed. Free est., " FORD MUSTANG ’89 8 ALAN BLACKBURN decks. Serving area since CADILLAC ’77 - Seville 495-6397. Leave message. B.H. PAINTING treatments. Fully insured. Call reasonable rates 254-0605 WHITE CONVERTIBLE Ted (908)530-7343 Plumbing/Heating. Sewer and 1973. Free est. 254-0997 Classic. Garaged kept, 66,000 WINDSHIELD REPAIR TRASH REMOVAL orig. miles, 1 owner. Like new. Auto, a/c, $10,000. 409-3323 & WALLPAPERING - Interior/ Drain Cleaning. Water Heat J & R ROOFING & SIDING DONE at your HOMEWORK Exterior. Wallpaper removal, ers. Remodeling. Lie. 5325 Showroom. Must see. Serious UNBEATABLE RATES Basements, Garages, Attics, buyers only! $5,500. or best GEO STORM ’90 FREE ESTIMATES. 294-0002 wall repair. Quality work. Classified Sells Repair Shops. Call 572-1358 References. 613-1869 2 3 8 - 2 9 4 5 Exp. & Ins. 846-7525 offer. 787-7684 5 speed, 4 cylinder, A/C, 42,000 miles. $5995. Call 257-1625. 114 Auto Financing MAZDA 929 ’88 Sun roof, leather, full pwr, ABS, new tires, 56,000mi. $10,499. Call 536-4747 ★ ★ ★ MERCURY Grand Marquis LS ATTENTION Station wagon ’87. V8. 10 passenger. All power. Roof CLASSIFIED READERS rack, fully loaded. 67,100 If you place a call to a ‘900" miles. $6,200. Call 583-2486 phone number, you will auto matically be billed a fee, which MERCURY SABLE LS varies, on your phone bill. .... S A Y '86- Red. Loaded. 85,000 mi. $4,700. Call 613-4478 RE-ESTABLISH w GOODBYE T O % NISSAN 240 SX ’90 5 speed. A/C, am/fm stereo, YOUR CREDIT 18,200 mi. warranty good til 8/ • outgrow n strollers 111 95. $10,995. or best offer. DEPENDABLE & Call after 5PM 506-0081. AFFORDABLE • un-used ice-skates ! § ! ! ■ ! # OLDS Custom Cruiser [TRANSPORTATION! ’85 Wagon- V8, all power, air, • extra tennis racquets roof rack. Loaded. Good WITHLQVV r cond. 130,000 mi. Asking MONTHLY PAYMENTS $2,000. Call 462-9624 HAVE AN 'OUP JOB it’ TURN YOUR CUJJTERTO_CA$HM OLDS DELTA 88 ’83 YOUR CBS0:T a’ ITEM YO U V-8, 105,000 mi. Asking !" GOOD BUY AD COUPON $1,650. 462-5485 G O O D B U Y NO LO N G ER CREDIT PONTIAC FIREBIRD COUPON NEED? SELL ’88- V6. Red. Auto. Loaded. ACCEPTANCE Exc. cond. $5,600. 566-9113 3 lin e s ...) Times *2 1 .2 6 IT IN THE TRAILERS for sale. All types *7*08 each additional line Utility Trailers to 26 ton. Call CALLUS TOLL f REF 446-9209. Open Weekends. Private party merchandise only 1-800-371-2112 Can be cancelled » No refund TRANS AM ’82 Must be pre-pald ASK f OR Loaded w/T-tops, 86,000 mi. Ad appears In: News Transcript TEFtfiY WHEELER Weekend Transcript • Independent Asking $2,500. 462-5485 SPECIAL FINANCE MGP TRANS AM '86 Loaded, auto/ Sentinel • Suburban • Recorder ADS MUST BE PUNCTUATED PROPERLY OD, tilt, cruise, p/s, p/b, p/w, •BANKRUPTCY OK Leave one space between each word p/l, a/c, T-tops, 16" wheels, • JUDGEMENTS OK Send coupon & check or money order to: | Classification: WS6 suspension, Sony am/fm Greater Media Newspapers cass. pullout. 70,000 miles. • REPOSSESSION OK N a m e------$5,500. or best offer. Call Classified Advertising 257-0199. Leave message. • SLOW PAY T OK 766 Shrewsbury Avenue Tinton Falls, NJ 07724 112 Auto/Truck YOU ARE OK AT 1 - P h o n e - W a n t e d I BUHLER | $ CASH PAID $ CREDIT All makes & models. Cash on ACCEPTANCE the SPOT. Call 477-6846 AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 Days CORP. 1-800-660-4ADS] Free Removal of Junk Cars. $$ for new & old. 390-5531 Ask For Our ALL CASH AT OUR DOOR- FREE 1978 and newer cars and trucks. Running and repair Garage Sale Kit able. 727*7131 or 324-1166. when You Place ALL JUNK CARS WANTED Your Garage Sale Ad. Insured - Prompt Service CALL 747-6565 Cash Paid. 390-7397 68' 3GNE 3,1992, INDEPENDENT' W E’RE GOING TO SPO IL YO U... Auto Dealers O u r A u to S ection s CALL X is S e llin g C ars FOR A FREE CUSTOM QUOTE ,446-5200, e * e e M e f f 7 4 7 - 0 2 2 2 E x t 2 3 0 3 Richard Ford Automotive Advertising We work WITH you! G reater M edia - WE LEASE N e w s p a p e r s STRIVING Serving M onm outh and M iddlesex Counties TO B E BES Membei Na'.tonal Vehicle leasing Association 225 GORDON'S CORNER ROAD 945 CEDAR BRIDGE AVE MANALAPAN, N J. BRICKTOW N, N.J. 446-5200 920-8209 B E 3 B SPECIAL SPRING CLOSE OUT! ‘92 HONDA ACC. LX 4 Dr. 92 HONDA ACC. LX WAGON Stk #17839, VIN #NA101384, 4 Cyl, 5 Spd, P/S/B/W/Mirr/Ant/Dr Lks, A/C, Stk #18210, VIN #NA007145, 4 Cyl, Auto, P/S/B/W/Mirr//Dr Lks, A/C, AM/FM St/Cass W/Clk, Fabric Int, R/Defrost, Tilt, Cruise, AM/FM St/Cass W/Clk, Fabric Int, R/Defrost, Bdy Side Mldgs, Pin Striping, Intermit Wipers. , Tilt, Cruise, Bdy Side Mldgs, Cargo Cvr, 24 Months, $2750 Down. - ^£1, *^jR k I Intermit Wipers. 24 Months, $2750 Down. MSRP $16,410. a j * 4 % MSRP $18,785. ^ Lease For ^ | Lease For V Per Month I P e r M o n t h I N / V v ' I 1985 VOLKSWAGON GETTA 1986 HONDA ACCORD DX 1986 HONDA LXI 1986 HONDA PRELUDE SI Across from the _ inspection Station Stk. #18257A, Vin. #FW134432, 4 Dr., 4 Stk #18103A, VIN #GA067766, 4 Cyl, 5 Stk. #19973A, Vin. #GA089548, 3 Dr. H.B., 4 Stk. #18381A, Vin. #GC001346, 2 Dr., 4 cyl., 5 in Eatontown cyl., 5 spd. man., P/S/B, A/C, AM/FM Spd Man, P/S/B, A/C, Bkt Sts, AM/FM cyl., Auto., P/S/B, A/C, AM/FM Stereo Cass., spd. man., P/S/B, A/C, AM/FM Stereo Cass., Fabric Int., B/R Seats, Console, Gauges, 14 miles from Stero Cass., Fabric Int., Sun Roof, B/R St/Cass, Fabric Int, Tilt, Reel Sts, Console, Fabric Int., Moon Roof, B/R Seats, Console, Freehold! Gauges, R/Defr, Tinted Gl, Bdy Side R/Defrost, P/Wind., P/Mirr., Tilt, P/Dr Lks., Gauges, R/Defrost, P/Wind., P/Mirr., Tilt, P/Dr Seats, Console, Gauges, T/Glass, Int. T/Glass, R. Wiper Washer, Body Side Lks., T/Glass, Body Side Mldgs., Cruise, Int. 13 miles from Wipers, Radials, 95,432 miles. Mldgs, Intermit Wipers, Radials. 82,750 Mi. Moldings, Cruise, Int. Wipers, Radials, 89,581 Keyport! Wipers, Radials, 83,541 miles. Extra clean car. 15 miles from * 3 , 9 9 5 * 4 , 9 9 5 mes $5 , 9 9 5 * 6 , 4 9 5 I Marlboro! ‘ According to Original Research which conducts customer surveys for Mercedes-Benz, Nissan & Porsche & auto dealer groups. Price(s) include(s) all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing, regis. & taxes. **24 mo. closed end lease. 1st mo. pymt., security dep. & MV fees. $2,750 cap reduct, due at inception. 15,000 mi. yr. excess @ 20 cents mi. Total pymts: (Accord LX -$149 x 24=$3,599.52, (Accord LX WGN - $198x24=$4,752.) Purch. opt. avail, at Fair Market Value. Subi. to approval by primar ' source. 1 • * a M O T O R 1 VEHCLES LR T . X E * l i HONDA. f A U T O G r o U P K a y ’ • ‘J S S S S S 200 ROUTE 36, EATONTOWN,NJ • (908)542-5900 INDEPENDENT,"JUNE 3,'19B2 69'‘ 19919LDSM0BILE BRAVADA 4 X 4 Incl: Accent stripe, 15" alum, Incl: P/brakes, P/st. P/win., whls., Option Package 1SC, anti S A L E P R I C E Incl: Dig. dash. P/brakes, P/dr. locks, accent stripe, A/C, lock brakes, P/brakes,P/st., P/st„ P/win., P/dr. locks, S A L E P R I C E tilt. st. whl., AM/FM st. radio SALE PRICE P/win., P/dr. locks, P/ant., A/C. tilt A/C. tilt St. whl., AM/FM st. w/cass., cruise oont., digital st. whl. AM/FM St. radio w/cass., radio w/cass., cruise cont., dash, auto track 4x4. alloy whl., cruise cont.,6 way P/d & p seats, V-6 eng., auto trans., Gray luggage rack. 3882 mi. V-6 rear defog. White. V-6 eng., auto 16,105 mi. Stk. #3800. VIN eng., auto trans. Maroon trans. Stk. #0122, VIN #MD377682. W/match int. Stk # 3769, VIN # #NH360593. MSRP...$21,838. MSRP...$16,950. 1 0 .9 9 5 M2204176. MSRP...$24,964. 1992 OLDSM OBILE 1992 9LBSM 99ILE 1992 OLDSM OBILE ACHIEVA S SEDAN CUTLASS CIERA S SEDAN CUTLASS SUPREME S SEDAN Incl: P/brakes, P/st. P/dr. locks Incl: $600.00 Value Option Incl: Dig. dash, P/brakes, P/st.. P/Win., Option Package 1SB, S A L E P R I C E Package, P/bench seats. Option S A L E P R I C E A/C, rear defog., AM/FM st. A/C, rear defog, anti-lock Package 1 SB. P/brakes, P/st., radio w/dig. disp. clock. V-6 S A L E P R I C E brakes, AM/FM st. radio w/dig. P/dr. locks, A/C, ANiVFM st. eng, auto trans. Medium dock. Auto trans, 2.3 liter L4 radio w/cass, Light blue, blue quasa, blue doth int. Stk. quad. Bright Aqua. Stk.#197, doth int., V-6 eng., auto trans. #907, VIN #ND327624. VIN# # NM449167.VIN NM449167 Stk. #185, VIN #N6375449. MSRP.. .$16,470. MSRP...$15,330. 1 3 .4 9 5 MSRP._$15,423. 1 2 .9 9 5 YOUR CHOICE, 1992 CADILLAC L E A S E FOR 1992 CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE ELDORADO COUPE 1991 CADILLAC incl: P/brakes, P/st., P/win„ P/ant., P/dr. locks. SEVILLE P/brakes, P/st., P/win., P/ant„ P/dr.locks. A/C, Option Package 1SB, seating package. A/C, cruise cont. Option Package 1SB, sport int. package, P/day & night mirror, Ind: P/brakes, P/st P/dr. locks. leather seats, anti-lock brakes, airbm, accent stripe, leather seats, cruise cont., rear P/Win., A/C, cruise cont., tilt st AM/FM st. radio w/cass, rear defog. Light defog Bose AM/FM st. radio/CD w/cass., tilt whl. AM/FM st. w/cass. rear S A L E P R I C E sapphire blue, dk. blue leath int V-8 eng., 4 8 9 J; X'8 eng- aut0 trans- anti-lockbrakes, defog., twilight sentinel, anti auto trans. Stk. #1107. VIN #N4273960. airbag, Taupe w/match leath. int. Stk #1040, lock Brakes, digital dash, airbag. MSRP...$33.266. A M O . VIN#NU604143. MSRP...$35,544. 17,283 mi. White, leather int. NO MONEY DOWN. V-8 eng., auto trans. Stk. SALE #3710. vIN #MU823594. PRICE SALE *26,950 PRICE *29,995 MSRP...$34,515. ‘Sedan: Based on 26 mo. closed end lease. Eldo*. 30 mo. closed Ail appropriate taxes & lie. fees add'l. All rebates and loyalty programs assigned to dealei end lease. Plus $550 ref. security dep. req'd. 12,000 mi'yr. allowed. 15 cents per mi. chg. over. To determine total multiply payment x n o . of months. Tax, lie. fees, registration addt’l. _ „ y . . . x LIVINGSTON Ave (908)247-1000 EXIT/ 1100 Livingston Ave. off Rt. 1, North Brunswick, New Jersey DIRECTIONS: 1 Mile West of Rt. 1 on Livingston Ave., North Brunswick 70 JUNE 3, 1992, INDEPENDENT BUYING OR LEASING Buicks ■ Jeeps ■ Eagles Lincolns ■ Mercurys , Dodge Cars ■ Trucks [ I m p o r t s ( 9 Acres of Cars Tow n Car Talon Grand Marquis W rangler Cherokee Caravan We have a great selection o f new and used cars. We will go all out to give you the best value and still give you more for your trade-in. Selection Savings Service Satisfaction Straub Lincoln-Mercury Straub Motors Inc. Remsen Dodge Mercury Capris • Tracers • Topaz • Cougars Buick Skylarks • Centurys • Regals • LeSabres • Roadmasters Dodge Shadows • Spirits • Daytonas • Dynasty Sables • Grand M arquis • Lincoln Town Cars Park flves • Reattas • Rivieras • Jeep W ranglers • Cherokees Monacos • Caravans • Dakotas • Ram Chargers Mark VII • Continentals Laredos • Lim iteds • Eagle • Sum m its • Talons • Prem iers Ram Trucks & Ram Vans • Stealth Highway 35 @ Pkwy. Exit 117 Keyport Highway 35 @ Pkw y. Exit 1 1 7 Keyport Highway 35 @ Holmdel Rd. Hazlet 264-8500 264-4000 739-4010 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 3, 1992 71 II if you w onder w hy you see s o m a n y o f t h e s e , CHEVROLET so does ourl » ' - 'V S S S ^ N.J. • .com petition! NEW 1992 CHEVROLET CAPRICE y—i r* r-i/’T-r—i iri r-ip* ' FLEETSIDE EXTENDED J _ ^ ^ 4ad^?^^;’W/0Dd/;A/P/p/^nu' 5.7 ltr. EFI V-8. auto trans. w/od., P/S, P V full spare. wire whl. cvrs tilt/cruise, r. def., deep tint glass w/light tint r. window, swing-out quarter windows, bedliner, rear axle 3.4; elec. mirrors, frt. & r. carpet ratio, chrome r. step bumper, stl. bltd. white letter tires, delx. 2-tone paint, Silveradc trim, aux. Ighting., stainless stl. below-eye-line ext. mirrors, cloth split bench seat & fir. mats. Stk. #51824. VIN #NR116331. MSRP $19,663. Rebate $500. Future Disc. $1,948. folding r. seat. Stk. #T51769. VIN #N1172493. MSRP $23,259. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $1,000. Rebate $400. Future Disc. $2,431. NOW ’17,215 N O W $ 1 9 , 4 2 8 PRE-O W N ED & PRO GRAM VEH ICLE SPECIA LS 1988 CHEVY CAVALIER Z-24 CONVERTIBLE 1991 GEO METRO auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, T.G., r. def., ins. hd. rel., body side mldg., LH 6 cyl., auto trans. P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, lugg. rack, AM/FM stereo $0 QQC remote outside mirror, bucket/recl. frt. seat, delx. whls., carpet, elk., AM/FM v / 7 IU I% w/cass. VIN #GC444222. 39,048 miles. 0 J 9 w W stereo w/sk/scn. Stk. #P2052. VIN #M6765327.21,145 miles. I 1990 TOPAZ G& 1988 OLDS CUTLASS COUPE 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S/B, A/C, P/W/L/trnk. rel., P/mirrors, tilt/cruise, body side * — 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/W, P/L, P/ant., r. def., bucket/recl. mldg., T.G. bucket/recl. frt. seat, trip od., van. mirror, carpet, elk., r. def., ins. AAP $C QQC frt. seat, console, tilt/cruise, T.G., AM/FM st. w/cass/sk/scn, tach., van. mirr., hd. rel., AM/FM stereo w/cass., tach. delx. whls., int. wipers. Stk. #518191. D . m j t j i ] "'Il carpet, elk., delx. whls.VIN #JD323129.66,281 miles. VIN #LB6198605.35,934 miles. * WjvWtf “ T9SH GEO PRIZM 4 dr. Sedan, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, body side mldg., carpet, elk., r. 1989 CHEVY VAN G-30 def., T.G., ins. hd. rel., LH remote outside mirr., RH outside mirr., recl/bucket SO nflC 1 ton van, side window, r. window, sliding side door, 350 V-8, auto 50 ADC frt. seat, trip od., Delx. whls., AM/FM St. w/sk/scn. Stk. #P2027. VIN f l . r j j j j l #MZ085393.6,573 miles. • ' trans., excellent vehicle for business. VIN #K7100976.35,812 miles. O j ^ v U 1 9 8 8 PON i IAC SAFARI WAGON 8 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/ant., P/seat, tilt/cruise, car 1988 CHEVY K-BLAZER FULL SIZE pet, elk., r. def., split bench frt. seat, trip od., wire whls., int. wipers, body side $ Q O Q C Silverado, V-8, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/W, P/L, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo $4 A A P j mldg., T.G., AM/FM st. w/cass/sk/scn, van. mirror w/light, LH remote outside 0 « f c ! J U w/ cass., int. wipers, running boards, alloy whls. Stk. #519771. VIN " ' 1 1 » l * l n mirr., ins. hd. rel. VIN #JA200656.54,791 miles. " #K5JF138593.54,368 miles. Like New! Black Beauty! 1 1 J w w V THE. O F A M E R I C A TODAY’S CHEVROLET "Pricets) indudeis) freight, transportation, shipping, dealer prepara tion and any other costs to be borne by a consumer, except for licensing costs, registration fees and taxes." Retail & Leasing Dealer. ROUTE 34 AT SOUTH ATLANTIC AVE. ABERDEEN ^ (MATAWAN) ►NEXT TO STRATHM ORE SHOPPING CENTER CHEVROLET mmm/////' w///////////////z vm /u/m m m / v> Jr* W/////////////Z. r////////////mm//m/m/////H.//////////////////////mm///,. AFTER THE SALE... 5 6 6 - 8 0 0 0 IT’S THE SERVICE THAT COUNTS 72 JUNE 3, 1992, INDEPENDENT SUM M ER SPECIALS 9 0 D A Y S SAM E AS CASH! NO PAYM ENTS REQUIRED T O P M O U N T SIDE-BY-SIDE N O F R O S T TFHA27RR High-Energy- Efficient Model TBXW25FR White on white model 26.6 cu. ft. capacity, 9.88 cu. ft. 24.7 cu. ft. capacity, 7.45 cu. ft. freezer • Quick Space™ shelf • Two freezer • Take-out Counter • Custom Slideout, Spillproof shelves • Custom dispenser delivers cubes and crushed dispenser delivers chilled water, ice • Spacemaker™ extra-deep doors cubes and crushed ice • Extra-deep, • Quick Store™ bin • Quick Serve™ Spacemaker™ doors • Wire, Slideout storage dishes • Adjustable- freezer baskets • Sealed Snack Pack temperature meat pan • Adjustable- • 353/4” wide, 68% high. humidity vegetable/fruit pans • 34/4” wide, 67” high. SIDE-BY-SIDE T O P M O U N T COLOR-COORDINATED FOR LIMITED DLACK SPACE TFXB27FR TBX16SP 26.6 cu. ft.capcity, 9.8 cu. ft. freezer • Electronic Monitor • Refreshment Center • 15.6 cu. ft. capacity, 3.86 cu. ft. Quick Space™ shelf • Two Slideout, Spillproof freezer • Color-matched door handles shelves • Custom dispenser delivers chilled • Equipped for optional automatic water, cubes and crushed ice • Extra-deep, icemaker • Adjustable wire Everwhite Spacemaker™ doors • Quick Serve™ storage shelves • Reversible doors • 28” wide, dishes • Wire, Slideout freezer baskets • 64” high. Sealed Snack Pack • 29A" wide, 683/4” high. SPACEMAKER™ COMPACT REFRIGERATORS —' We bring good things to life. M ORE THAN A PRODUCT TA4SL 3.9 cu. ft. capacity • Frozen food GE Answer Center 800.626.2000 compartment with 2 mini Ice ‘N Easy Quick Credit trays • 2/4 door shelves • 18%” wide, Written Warranty Protection 33Vi high. Do-It-Yourself Help Prompt, Reliable Service N ot responsible for typographical errors. 120% LOW EST PRICE GUARANTEE If y o u b u y something fr o m Thornberry's and within 30 days find it for less at A N O TH ER local stocking retailer.Thornberry's will refund the difference plus 20% ot the difference That's Thornberry s 120% Guarantee. H O U R ^- 90 DAY .\atwnallxv ,• ‘, 7 Known ? SALE«'TEM/ Is run as Pf,R,jFAMILY,At Discount rricesf> ■ MON.-FRI. _ n r \-rr\ 9:30 TO n 9:00 NO INTEREST, o A i. y:oU i u o:ou NO PAYMENT TO SUN. 12:00 TO 5:00 QUALIFIED BUYERS hornberry’s r ,lt O ur new location: Corner of Kane's & Rt. 35. 1 2 block South of our old location p j a T j j [ T **“ " 683 Hwy. 35, Middletown 671-3669 FAX: 957-0937 * I