Some incentive The best on the ‘til it Sells! $ i|C Holmdel CEO hopes to keep beach Now Add A Photo! 4 9 AUTQMOTIVE CLASSIFIED (private party o nM his employees happy by The AVP will make its annual stop giving them new BMWs in Belmar for the Sunkist Open 4 Lines • 4 Weeks $45 00 (each additional line $7.00) some restrictions apply Page 13______Page 37 1-800-660-4ADS

Aberdeen seeking COAH certification with questions or concerns,” he Affordable housing added. proposal asks for Aberdeen is relatively built up and already has a diversity of 95-unit reduction housing, said Richard Coppola, a professional planner with B Y L I N D A D e NICOLA Coppola & Coppola Associates, Staff W riter Princeton Junction, the firm that prepared the master plan housing berdeen Township is hop­ plan element, as it is known, and ing to see its affordable presented it to the council on June housing obligation 14. Areduced to 174 units and has a Under the new plan, Aberdeen three-pronged plan to fill that is seeking a 95-unit “lack of land” quota. adjustment since it claims to have The Fair Share Plan, which only 144 acres of suitable sites for includes 49 age-restricted units at inclusionary housing. a former Church Street industrial In order to fulfill the remain­ site and 44 rental units on County ing 174-unit obligation, the town­ Road, was submitted to the state ship would use a diversity of Council on Affordable Housing options. It would provide low- (COAH) for certification last and moderate-income units week. AUGUSTO F. MENEZES through two municipally spon­ If the plan is certified by sored construction programs, pos­ Tess Cafro, 3, of Keyport, watches closely as Henry Vitale, safety chairman of the Knights of COAH, the township’s affordable sibly with nonprofit corporations. Columbus Chapter No. 12232, adjusts her bicycle seat at a Bicycle Safety Rodeo Saturday in housing obligation will be Keyport. For the story, see page 22. One plan is to acquire the reduced by 95 units, from 269 to approximately 13.9-acre former 174. Hank Levin & Co. Inc. manufac­ “We have to file to get a turing operation on Church Street reduction in our obligation,” between Gravelly Brook and the Planned Brookdale C.C. land Township Manager Mark Coren Conrail Railroad right of way and said. “They will come back to us sale sparks fierce protest Continued on page 25 Residents w ant Last Wednesday, the college Hintz, a Lincroft resident for eight accepted two bids, one for years and one of the originators of tract preserved $730,000 and another for $1.5 a petition drive. million. The low bid came from The petition, which was deliv­ B Y L I N D A D e NICOLA C.J. Hesse Inc. of Belford and the ered to the Township Committee Staff Writer higher bid was submitted by Site early last week with 900 signa­ Development Inc. of Mount tures, opposes the plan to auction rookdale Community Laurel. the 5.88-acre lot and asks resi­ College’s plan to sell off a No formal action will be taken dents to join in “opposing this lat: 5.88-acre parcel to build a until the college trustees meet on est attempt to continue the over­ BStudent Life Center has met with development of the Lincroft Town July 7. fierce opposition from Lincroft Center and its associated increase residents. Related story, page 3 in traffic and congestion...” Residents plan to do every­ According to Louise Horgan of By Friday another 100 or more thing in their power to prevent the the college president’s office, the people had joined the petition college from selling the land to a college does not require that bid­ drive and the movement was con* developer, preferring that it ders tell them what they plan to tinuing to expand, Hintz said. The remain open space. build. The bids can be rejected for initial 900 signatures were accu­ The tract is located on Phalanx legal reasons, she said. mulated over 12 hours “right after Road and Route 520, next to the The proposed land sale has we found out about the sale on Amoco gas station on the south­ angered Lincroft residents and June 2,” she added. JACKIE POLLACK west comer of the Middletown- Middletown High School North seniors (l-r) Amanda Albaladejo, triggered a grass-roots movement “There is a major traffic issue Matthew Kilar and Alison Ahrens cheer for Assistant Principal Lincroft Road-Route 520 intersec­ to stop it. here,” Hintz said. “When tion. The Lincroft Elementary Charles Best during graduation ceremonies Monday at the PNC “There is a ground swell of Brookdale is getting out and the Bank Arts Center in Holmdel. For more on Middletown gradua­ School is just west of the vacant opposition,” said Mary Ellen tions, see page 16. wooded parcel. Continued on page 24 2 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 24, 1999

HOME & GARDEN c a t * O H V t S H O W P L A C E s s Q - y - w . $ 4 W e ’ r e Y o u r

W A T E R GARDENING Large selection of Pond Liners, MEGA S a le SPECTACULAR Headquarters Accessories. Pre-formed Ponds in the area FREEHOLD & COLTS NECK Little Giant Clear Pond _ Q0 LINER BLOWOUT WATER TEST KIT...... 5 " I the World Leader 8X12’...... 1 0 " Clear Pond in the design of FILTRATION Water Garden Products 1 0 X 1 2 ’ ...... 1 4 " “The Little Guy" A na n 16X20’...... Filters up to 350 gals IU is now available at BROCK FARMS 1 9 " “The Big Guy” A n99 Filters up to 1000 gals S«fte*.SfKstet I a PUMPS & FOUNTAIN (nozzles) Little Giant BIO FILTER B Ft also ask for our Catalog Clear Pond n o t BLADE RUNNER 9 9 SAVE $$$ ON YOUR ELECTRIC BILL Little Giant (Includes everything you need) Controls Aphids & Other Insects On Aquatic Plants PATIO POND KIT Reg. 169.99 6 9 " LINERS Clear Pond . . qq 15'X20’flej« Little Giant PUMPS POND SHADE Reg. 2 4 .9 9 ...... 1 4 " 'gtmReg.m S9" aaas 179 Pumps 50 gals, per hour.... 9 " 10'X15' Rea 12S99 89" 20 K 20'ffsj. 333.SS 239 Clear Pond {Multi Purpose Formula) _ QQ £um ps4742^ TREATS ALL 16.5oz. Reg. 15.99...... / m . r J - W m m , 299” 3 4 " LittleGiant Clear Pond Treats up to 12,000 gals. Sufir* 3 9 " Ih m Special O^m A n ?<« A Aimted lim %, 'W kU Supply DRY FORMULA Reg. 24.99 1 2 " Additional Lights 19.99 ; 2 for *25 Little Giant 99 flqUATIC PLANT with every $10.00 _ r Clear Pond (Low Boy) FOUNTAIN HEADS purchase of Aquatic Plants 2 for *10 FILTER Filters up to 1000 <

5'-6’ >99 Beautiful Thornless Blue Atlas CEDAR...... 6 9 " 2 5 % O F F Japanese MAPLES 59 Beautiful Blue Color ______ROSES , 2 9 9 Large Selection of Beautiful Purple All Season 3 gal. cont...... ' Size FRUIT, RASPBERRY, GOOSEBERRY, Flowering PLUM....4 9 " !. V ’ ■; : ■ GRAPE, CURRENTS, BLUEBERRY 6 ’-7 ’ Field Grown RHODODENDRON D w arf {We’re Growers of4 CREPE MYRTLE 3 fo r 2 5 00 Emerald Green 4'-4l/2 in B ud & B loom 1 8 -2 4 "...... 1 9 " in full bloom______over 600 Acres of ARBORVITAE 7 ’-8 ’ Crimson King Hardy Field Grown Landscape Size Nice Heavy Plants Quality Nursery Stock from RED MAPLE 5 9 " ALBERTA SPRUCE 19"< 99 10 o r AZALEAS 1 0 f o r 3 9 " the usual to the Exotic 2 9 EA. J&P and Star 9 ’-1 0 ’ FRUIT TREES 3 for 5 0 00 Landscape Size 18” to 24" ROSES 2 for $25 for more than 50 years Super Heavy in 3 gal. cont. 99 Mugho P IN E ..... 3 for 5 0 00 DAWN REDWOOD.. 1 5 9 Landscape Size BRADFORD PEAR... 1 9 " PYRAMIDAL ARBORVITAE, 8 ’-1 O’ Well Branched m / \ o o White BIRCH 7 8 ...... 4 9 " GOLDEN BIOTTA and 0 9 9 WEEPING WILLOW.. 3 9 9 Blue Atlas 8'-10'„ GLOBE ARBORVITAE 6 Our Nursery Sweet Gum Thousands of Specimen plants CEDAR h a s o v e r 1 8 ’-9’ Beautiful Color ...... 6 9 " anese Lace Leaf in stock.... POM POMS • SPIRALS ? Specimen Plants m ile of paved Super Large Selection of • WEEPING available in sizes to 15 ft. walkways all Kousa DOGWOOD PL E 2 9 9 JUNIPERS 4'-5’ Pink and White r \ * \ a a 1 5 9 " HANDICAPPED ,99 Well Branched 5-6’ ...... 4 9 Many sizes: 1 gal. (extra heavy) 1 0 F O R 4 a DOGWOOD...... 2 9 " ACCESSIBLE Cement G arden Tech Glorion Deluxe Espom a Greenview CEMENT STATUARY SEVIN SUMMER TABLE SETS (GRANULES) WEED and FEED HOLLYTONE 15,000 sq.ft. . 50 !b ia{} CRABICIDE OVER 1 ACRE DISPLAY EACH LOCATION Large Size Rd. w/3 benches * 2 9 9 — Tick & Bug Killer ^ .^ i: iKx/; S/.;■' I'.''' '' 5,000 SQ. FT. WEED and FEED THOUSANDS OF PIECES 10 lb. TO CHOOSE FROM Cement I covers up $ 2 4 9 9 99 $ 1 3 9 9 g s 15,000 sq.ft. Cement 2,000 sq.ft. £?, LARGEST SELECTION IN BENCHES T $ 2 7 5 9 * THE TRI-STATE AREA BIRD BATHS Lebanon 5-10-10 Orthc Greenview Scotts Lawn Pro Choose from: LAWN Cement Pots. Birds. 4 9 s5 >999 VEGETABLE PREEN Fountains. Nautical. Deer. GARDEN FOOD 5,500 sq. ft. Covers 2,500 sq. ft. FERTILIZER LAWN WEED CONTROL I S L IP Forest Animals. Pond Pieces, 15,000 SQ. FT. 10,000 sq. ft. im SS? Gnomes. Oriental, Fishing g r , .2gs> Boys, Classical Statuary, CHIMINEAS, Hand Carved $ £ 9 9 $ ^ 9 9 2 % Iron Jockeys. Lions. Cartoon 5,000sq.ft. U $ 2 2 ® Prevents TIKI’S & TOTEM POLES. Yellowing *17" . * 1 7 ® Characters and more 5 ; i:,: BROCKBUSTERS #1 GRADE DECORATIVE FOUR RITE DRESS SEVIN EZ EZ VOLCANIC MOUNTAIN CORNERS LICORICE LAWN Professional All Purpose LEDGE TICK and BUG LANDSCAPE RED PINE DARK KILLER CLAW BROADCAST CART ROOT Lawn Easy to load. Easy ROCK cov8is up to 5000 sq. ft. For Weeding, M ulch Repairs Planting SPREADER to pull or push Approx. 3000 lbs. STONE NUGGETS R.T.U. Spray MULCH Reg. $26.99 Reg. $49.99 Reg. $ 39.99 &S oil per pallet Red in Color • 1 Cu. Ft. 9 9 0 0 9 9 9 9 $099 5 S a te S a le 19 5 ^ ^ 119" 4 $12 1 0 s * 4 5

ROUTE 9 N, FREEHOLD ROUTE 34 N, COLTS NECK Not responsible for typographical errors. We reserve the right to limit quantities. 462-2700 462-0900 Sale prices effective thru 6/29/99. INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 3

In d e x : H a z l e t T w p .

C o m m i t t e e

s h a v e s t a x

h i k e b y 1 . 5 0

BY CATHERINE I. AUMACK Staff W riter

HAZLET — Despite the denial of some $300,000 in extra state aid, the Township Committee will still be able to cut the proposed municipal tax rate hike in half. The committee introduced an amended 1999 municipal spending plan Monday which includes a tax increase of 1.5 cents per $100 of assessed valuation. The previ­ Holmdel property insurance ously introduced budget included a 3-cent costs could rise because of a tax hike. recent re-evaluation of the In developing the original budget, the township’s fire protection sys­ committee had included an anticipated tem, the first in 17 years. $300,000 in extraordinary aid to provide tax relief. The township has received the extra aid, previously called discretionary Page 4 aid, on a consistent basis for the past five years. • Classifieds . .Page 43 This year only five municipalities in • Editorials . Page 28 the county received the additional aid, and officials in many towns were forced to • Entertainment. . .Page 33 develop amended budgets. • Letters...... Page 28 As amended, the municipal tax rate would be 48.6 cents per $100 of assessed • Marketplace .. . .Page 40 valuation, up from 47.1 cents per $100 in • Milestones . . .Page 30 JERRY WOLKOWITZ 1998. Middletown Township Patrolman Steve Dollinger poses with his new K-9 part­ A hearing on the budget amendment _ • Obituaries . .Page 32 ner Shadow. The dog, who completed 10 weeks of drug-sniffing training, drew and a vote on adoption will be held at the • Police Beat . .Page 31 loud applause and some giggles as he was sworn in Monday. July 6 committee meeting. According to Committeewoman Mary • Sports ...... Page 35 Ellen Connelly, the increase in municipal taxes will not be felt by local taxpayers M id'town joins land dispute due to a decrease in the county tax rate Phone numbers: and this year’s stable school tax rate. “It just doesn’t make any sense when “Because of these factors it was a good Editorial 254-7000 Ext. 8226 Twp. Committee passes time to make what capital improvements FAX 254-0486 the state passes an open-space initiative,” resolution opposing Committeeman Patrick Parkinson said. are needed in the township,” she said. Brookdale C.C. land sale “We intend to get feedback from the The committee agreed that while the Display Advertising 972-6740 Brookdale board of trustees and if that budget does include a tax increase, it was FAX 972-6746 JJY MARY DEMPSEY feedback is not favorable, we urge people time to “bite the bullet” and make some Staff W riter to attend Brookdale’s board meeting on needed capital improvements, including Classified 1-800-660-4ADS MIDDLETOWN — The Township July 7,” he stated. The meeting will be a roadwork and equipment purchases. Classified FAX 432-0016 Committee unanimously passed a resolu­ 7:30 p.m. at the Advanced Technology “By saving pennies the roads have tion opposing Brookdale Community Center, Room 214-215, parking lot 6. become a hazard,” Connelly said. “You Delivery problems? College’s planned sale of a 5.88-acre lot A group of Lincroft residents opposed can’t put a price on safety.” Call circulation at 254-1755 on Phalanx Road across from Lincroft to the sale and calling themselves the “It’s easier in some ways to just not before noon on Thursday. Elementary School. Lincroft Village Green Committee to pro­ make these repairs and show no tax “We decided to pass this resolution for mote turning the parcel into a village increase,” Mayor Frank O’Brien said. the sale of the property on Phalanx Road green, has started grass-roots petition “But somewhere down the road it comes because we took a strong position last drive to stop the sale. back to haunt you. We need to do what’s year with the open space question,” Al Bevacqua, 25 Danemar Drive, sug­ in the best interest of Hazlet residents in Independent Mayor Raymond O’Grady said at Monday gested the committee have a traffic impact the long term.” night’s committee meeting. study done by the township engineer to In the process of preparing the amend­ The college has taken preliminary demonstrate that why the 5.88-acre tract ed budget, township officials were able to steps to sell the vacant land which was should be rezoned from commercial to adjust the amount to be collected through Managing Editor Marilyn Duff zoned in 1993 for neighborhood commer­ residential. municipal taxes due to increased funds Sports Coordinator Lindsey Siegle cial use. O’Grady explained that any rezoning received in other areas of the budget “Back then, we never thought it would would begin with the Planning Board. He Executive Editor Gregory Bean also .said the committee should re-examine including local property tax relief. Publisher Kevin Wittman be developed, and now we know we were Included in the amended budget is wrong,” O’Grady said. the zoning throughout the township. $683,000 reserve for uncollected taxes, a Brookdale recently received two bids Parkinson asked that the township engineering firm attend the committee’s decrease from last year’s reserve of for the land. Belford’s C.J. Hesse Inc. bid $915,000. A Greater Media Newspaper $730,000 while Site Development Inc. of next meeting on July 6 to discuss the zon­ ing issue. While Committeeman Michael Sachs Mount Laurel offered $1.5 million. questioned whether the reserve amount “The sale of a public property we At Monday’s meeting the committee also unanimously approved amendments should be decreased, Township Auditor thought would be open space in the future Charles Fallon said that the amount was SK\ we don’t feel is in the proper mode for the to the $46,109,377 1999 municipal bud­ area,” he added. get. The amendments do not affect the determined based upon the township’s 1.5-cent increased tax rate announced collection rate last year of 97.7 percent. The Independent is published Wednesday In the resolution, which was not on the “I just hope we stay at that rate and by the Greater Monmouth Publishing Co., agenda, the committee asks Brookdale to when the budget was originally passed in P.O. Box 1080, East Brunswick, N.J. 08816. reconsider the sale of the lot because February. don’t get ourselves in trouble,” Sachs First-class mail subscription available at increased traffic in the area would be The additional 1.5 cents brings the said. “I’d hate to cut ourselves short and $72 for 26 weeks, 40 cents a copy. detrimental to the standard of living for municipal tax rate up to 58.1 cents per have to scramble for money late in the area residents. $100 assessed valuation. year.” 4 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

Y o u ’ r e 1 2 , 1 3 , 1 4 o r 1 5 Y ears O ld... Holm del fire rating m ay Should You Be A CIT This Sum m er? A absolutely! Camp is the best place “You choose the age group, specialist you can spend your summers. Country or coach you want to train with,” said raise insurance costs Roads Day Camp, in Manalapan, created Mrs. Gabriel. “We will help you make Pontrelli said that while the community the CIT Program twenty years ago and up a great schedule.” All work and no Service has not kept up has continued to grow, both in population, today it is the most popular teen program play is no way to spend a fun summer. with development, commercial businesses and health-care relat­ in New Jersey. You are done being a This is where most CIT Programs dif­ evaluation indicates ed facilities, fire services have remained at camper, but not quite old enough to work, fer. Country Roads is the only CIT Pro­ the same level. so what would you like to do ... sleep gram that takes you on trips 19 of the BY CATHERINE I. AUMACK “At the time of our last evaluation, late, go to Great Adventure, play basket­ Staff Writer Holmdel was largely a rural community,” he 39 days of camp and it is all included said. “Now we have suburbia to deal with. ball and go swimming? You can do that in the program. HOLMDEL — Residents and business “We now have several large condomini­ and still be part of a fun camp environ­ “I believe part of a great teen sum­ owners may see a large increase in their um and townhouse developments, retail ment, where you make up your own mer is having time to enjoy adventures homeowners insurance premiums after a development has exploded on the north side schedule, meet many other teens and just with other teens,” said Mrs. recent re-evaluation of fire protection ser­ of town, and the number of day-care centers, vices by the Insurance Service Organization work with kids. Gabriel. Most programs cost the same, nursing homes and assisted living facilities (ISO). are growing on an ongoing basis,” he said. Country Roads has two CIT Pro­ about two-thirds of a regular camp According to Fire Chief Ronald Pontrelli, “The township still has just three pumper grams: one for teens entering the 7th and price. It is important for every teen to while the final report from the ISO is sched­ trucks and no ladder company in town. They 8th grade in September and one for teens be a CIT at least once. It gives you uled for release in August, he has been noti­ should have expected this.” entering the 9th and 10th grades. Most confidence as you help younger fied that the township’s rating for fire protec­ Pontrelli said that the fire company has CIT (Counselor-In-Training) Programs in­ campers build up their self-esteem and tion services will go from one of the highest been approaching the Township Committee volve teens working with campers, while enjoy camp. “At Country Roads, the to one of the lowest. for “quite a few years” regarding the need for The ISO, which evaluates communities gaining leadership skills in communica­ CITs are encouraged to experience a additional services “to adequately provide for the insurance industry as a whole, for the fire protection for our community.” tion and responsibility. Country Roads well- rounded summer. You can even reviews, a community’s standing every 15 “We’ve been turned away,” he said. CITs gain these skills, but they also go earn your First-Aid certification, fly on years to measure the major elements of a “They tell us that we should raise the money on fun trips with friends their age. They the trapeze, join the swim team, and community’s fire suppression system. for trucks and equipment,” he said. “We’re even have an overnight to Domey Park play intramural rollerhockey-all while In Holmdel’s case, it has been 17 years volunteers who are giving our time to attend included. being a C.I.T.,” said Mrs. Gabriel. In since the last evaluation. training necessary to be a volunteer firefight­ According to information supplied by the Katrina Gabriel, is a teen specialist, addition, you are planning for your fu­ er and responding to calls.” ISO, the evaluation covers features that According to Pontrelli, the township pro­ who works with teenagers all year long. ture, because Country Roads hires all determine a community’s ability to control vides the fire company with a $50,000 grant She supervises the CIT Program, and said, their counselors right from their CIT fire damage, including water supply and dis­ for fire protection services. “Teens love it at Country Roads because Program. For more information on be­ tribution systems, fire alarm receiving and “Out of this $50,000 they withhold they feel important, they are part of the ing a C. I. T call Katrina Gabriel, at dispatching procedures, fire fighting equip­ $6,000 to pay for fuel used by the fire trucks staff, with their own staff meetings and 446-4100 or see the camp website at: ment and training for the engine and ladder and give us the rest of the money in four service companies. installments,” he said. “Insurance costs for evening pool parties.” The CITs at WWW.countiyroadsdaacamp.com. Based upon that evaluation, insurance Country Roads make their own decisions. the company are $32,000, which doesn’t rates are set which remain in effect until the leave much money for equipment.” Advertisement next evaluation. According to Pontrelli the municipality also requires that the fire company pay the utility costs for the three emergency services buildings in town, the Crawfords Comer Road and new Centerville Road facilities which are owned by the township, and the West Main Street firehouse. GARDEN CENTER & LANDSCAPING “The utility costs run about $6,000 a year,” he said. “Without the donations received through our annual fund drive, there would be no funds available for equipment,” he said. “Last year our 1982 Mack pumper required $22,000 in repairs and upgrades to GIFT CERTIFICATES MAKE GREAT GIFTS! . (Rt. 520 Location Only) bring it into line with standards; the township told us we (the fire company) had to pay the BUY DIRECT FROM THE GROWER - NOT THE MIDDLEMAN bill,” he said. “This is obscene when state law mandates that a municipality provide FIELDSTONE SALE WATERFALL SPECTACULAR WP WHITE CHERRIES fire protection services for the community.” GREAT FOR WALLS VISIT OUR NEWLY DESIGNED WATERFALL DISPLAYS AND PLUM TREES Growing rift CHOOSE THE STYLE OF YOUR CHOICE The rift between the fire company and , , R& S Q Q 9 5 the township has risen to a level where the imil npr niRtnm pr '* 0 per pallet We Carry A Full Line of Shade, Flowering & Evergreen $ 4 Q 95 Limit 1 per customer 8 ’-1 0 ’ Each fire company has hired an attorney, and Trees Up to 35' Tall & 12" Caliper 2 /s7995 IRISH JUNIPER RED JAPANESE Continued on next page Excellent Privacy Hedge 4-5’ N O W O N L Y BLOODGOOD MAPLES § $39.^95 S I Q 9 5 M akes Beautiful Reg. BLOWOUT SALE Centerpiece $99.95 5 9 " 2 For $35.00 I AZALEAS BANKRUPTCY GROUND COVER T a D c r f c l l PINE BARK MULCH JUNIPERS 1 UK OUIL & NUGGETS |9 5 CHAPTER 7 ■ *700 $ ^ 9 5 B U Y 1 $ 0 0 9 $ 0 9 9 4 / * 9 ’ Each 40 Lbs. Each 3 Cu. ■ CJ l m ea GET 1 F R E E 1 GALLON $ 3 R9e59E a CHAPTER 13-*900 plus filing fee DWARF JAPANESE DOGWOODS 6’+ N O W O N L Y 9 5 LACELEAF MAPLES $ Keep Your Home and $ 2 0 9 5 2 / * 9 Reg. Slow Growing R e g . ^ $49.95 2 GALLON $7R95 E a Centerpiece $ 1 2 9 .9 5 6 9 9 5 Your Assets In Many Cases! for further information call WE CARRY A FULL ASSORTMENT OF PERENNIALS • S TO CHOOSE FROM

It’s W orth The T r i p / OPEN 7 DAYS 732-747-0100 . ALL FRESH DUG FROM OUR NURSERIES 8 A M - 7 PM Douglas E. Freiberger, Esq." W e Rt. 520 East 1/4 Mile East of Rt. 79 DELIVERY AND ' C. CASOLA A c c e p t FARMS CALL FOR DIRECTIONS PLANTING SERVICE SCHNEIDER FREIBERGER PC 946-8885 9464286 AVAILABLE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 5

A Vnique Jxf^nce-^ grMf. vinfyyistyly fo Newtosluoiu

The NOW Look in Both DRESSES & SPORTSWEAR. Perfect for Weddings or Clubbing at OUTSTANDING PRICES! • Pocket Books • Jewelry VIjIAA * Beach Bags • Hair Accessories *" • Personalized • MELLIES $ Gifts HAIR ARTISTRY™ 1 n o I 178 State Highway 34 1 15% n VVr r I Angela’s Shopping Plaza JACKIE POLLACK O r I- | Old Bridge, NJ OFF Holmdel Fire Chief Ron Pontrelli shows the still empty radio control room at the HAIR CUT | 732-566-0660 ANY CLOTHING new Centerville Road Emergency Services Building, Centerville Road. ^ W ed , TIiu p s , New Customers Only^ HOURS: Wed 10-8 • Thurs-Fri 9-8 • Sat 9-5 Continued from previous page adequately meet the needs for fire protection hhtp//members.spree.com/businessMntagel8 while they are occupying and responding to services in the community. calls from the new emergency services build­ “We’ll be talking big money,” he said. ing on Centerville Road, they have refused to “But they (township officials) were aware of sign a lease for the building. this for a long time and just sat back. The tax “It’s time to force the issue,” Pontrelli increase for necessary equipment will pale in GET STARTED said. “The township is in violation of the law. comparison to the insurance increases we Now, if the township doesn’t come up with a will see if the action plan is not met.” plan to meet the specifications of the ISO Chief Financial Officer Joseph report, the residents and businesses will see Annecharico said that along with the yearly their insurance rates go through the roof. $50,000 allotted to fire protection services, “You can only avoid the inevitable for so the Township Committee this year has ear­ long,” he said. marked one-time funding of $40,000 to help Pontrelli said he has been told that the the fire company to respond to certain new ISO report will specify that the township mandates regarding air masks and physicals. must purchase a ladder or platform truck as “These are extraordinary needs,” he said, well as several additional pumper trucks to Continued on next page Lost 90 lbs., Waist 46” to 34" Lost 63 lbs. Kevin Teehan, Iselin Ann Phillips, Spring Lake Heights 1 ,000s of Pounds YOU CAN

Lost 80 lbs. Size 24 to 8 Age 16 and Lost 75 lbs. RoseMarie DePaolis, Tinton Falls Anthony Basile, Middletown Now Thru June 26 MATAWAN 1008 HWY 34 (Pine Valley Plaza) 732-441-3333 WOODBRIDGE p a c i f i c 825 Rt. 1 S. (Opposite Loman Ford) 732-326-9100 MARLBORO 172 RT. 9 NORTH 732-972-9604 HOLMDEL 2124 HWY 35 (at Laurel Avenue) 732-671 -2300 OCEAN TWP. 1813 HWY. 35 (Next to Carvel) 732-663-1444 StveeVChantY WALL 2175 HWY 35 (Sea Girt Crossroads) 732-974-7655 A U G 6 - 2 1 BRICK 512 BRICK BOULEVARD 732-262-1777

M U S ieM A lV “I LOST 60 LBS SIZE 18 TO 6” Lorri Goldman, Old Bridge, NJ LINCROFT NO PREPACKAGED FOOD NO CONTRACTS EXIT 109 GSP NO MEMBERSHIP FEES NO DRUGS OR CHEMICALS Now celebrating our 14th Season! g NO MEETINGS OR WEIGH-INS Affordable Outstanding Entertainment! Group Sales • Gift Certificates • Individual Tickets • Season Subscriptions HOURS: M-F: 10-6, TH: 10-7:30, SAT: 10-5, SUN: 11-2 • Easy Fundraisers • Bus Trips VISA, MASTERCARD, AMEX AND DISCOVER ACCEPTED Call today for tickets! Or stop by our year ‘round box office at the Visit our website at 1 69 Main Street www. fitamerica. com AMERICA ISTAGE DOOR CANTEEN IWIANASQUAW 6 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

' ■ ' ■ • • ' ' ' ' *■■■: '' Holm del fire rating m ay H a v e Y o u B e e n I n j u r e d ?

THE LAW FIRM OF raise insurance costs S A W Y E R , Continued from previous page “Just imagine if the police officers were told G A L E & “and the township has responded with this they would have to hold fund raisers to pay funding.” for their patrol cars, guns, bullets, uniforms LAUGHUN Annecharico said that a funding request and handcuffs.” HAS BEEN from the fire company for 1999 included Braslow said that despite the recent PROTECTING THE $265,000 for a new fire truck, $11,250 for breakdown in negotiations between the par­ RIGHTS OF face masks, $9,600 for portable radios, ties, he is hopeful that, once the insurance ACCIDENT VICTIMS $2,500 for truck radios, $2,000 for physicals, rating report is made public, the township FOR OVER 30 YEARS $8,000 for pagers and funds for both hose officials will have to re-examine their posi­ IN SUCH CASES AS: tion. and ladder testing. In neighboring communities fire protec­ Car Accidents • Worker’s Compensation • Medical Malpractice According to Annecharico the fire com­ tion services are funded by the municipality Slip and Fall Accidents • Products Liability • Wrongful Death. pany has been asking for funding for a new in vaiying ways. fire truck for several years. In Hazlet funds come through a tax “The committee decided it was not pre­ which is assessed based upon a fire district Sidney I. Sawyer, ESQ.* 732-264-6000 pared to go forward with this purchase in budget which is put before voters on an Jeffrey B. Gale, ESQ.. 1999,” he said. “However, they are still con­ 2814 Hwy. 35 sidering what the actual needs are for fire annual basis. Craig S. Laughlin, ESQ.* H a zlet, N J protection in the township.” For 1998 the total expenditures of the fire ♦Certified by the N.J. Supreme Court district, which includes operation and main­ as a Civil Trial Attorneys F r e e I n i t i a l Annecharico said that during 1998 the committee budgeted $200,000 to upgrade tenance, capital outlay and debt service, CONSULTATION totaled $1.1 million. the entire emergency communications sys­ In Keyport, where exact figures for the tem in the township. cost of fire protection were not available, “There were many dead areas in the Councilwoman June Atkins, who serves as township (areas where because of topogra­ the borough’s fire commissioner said that the phy radio signals could not get through),” he cost of fire trucks, repairs and maintenance, G e t t o U s B e f o r e said. “This was a safety issue for the fire fuel, insurance, and other necessary fire company as well as the first aid and police fighting equipment are provided for as part services. “The equipment is now on order and of the annual borough budget. t h e B S K G e t s t o Y o u ! “While our fire houses are owned by some has been received,” he said. the various companies and they pay the Annecharico said that while he is not costs for electric, phone and water/sewer ^ p ' We Offer COOL COMFORT at Sizzling Savings aware of the reason behind the policy, the fire company is responsible for both fuel costs, the borough pays the heating costs Up to 6 months costs for the fire trucks and utility costs for as well as rent to the company for use of CALL FOR FAST & the building.” the buildings. Atkins pointed to the fact that the bor­ • 0% financing EXPERT” REPAIR SERVICE' “While two of the buildings are owned • Utility rebates ough has seven fire companies and replaces by the township, they are occupied by vol­ trucks approximately every 30 years. • Marine Service Available unteer squads,” he said. “This year we bonded $280,000 for a Neither Annecharico, nor Township n new pumper,” she said. “The cost will be Administrator Carol Williams would com­ paid off over a five-year period.” SUMMER SPECIAL ment on the ISO report and ramifications Atkins said that since the law mandates TRANE since they do not have a copy of the final 15 Point Air Conditioning Tune-up Special the provision of fire services, communities It’s Hard To Stop A Trane report. Service For have no choice but to fund the services either A ll Makes Department attorney frustrated ATTIC FAN SPECIAL & Models James Braslow, the Brick attorney who through a municipal budget or fire district Always Low On Freon? system. s2 4 9 9S in sta lled Ask The EXPERTS About Our Advanced Detection represents the Fire Department, expressed “These men and women (volunteer fire Regularly ‘395.00 Expires 6/30/99 Method For Leaks • Expires 6/30/99 frustration with the positions taken by the f t i f fighters) are volunteers,” she said. “They Township Committee. give their time for training and response to “State law specifies that police and fire DON’T WAIT protection services are the responsibility of calls. It is not their responsibility to raise the Call the EXPERTS! money.” the municipality,” he said. Pontrelli said he is hopeful that, with fur­ (732)619004 “To ask that volunteers raise funds to pay AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING JS < ther discussions and negotiations, township for this service is ludicrous,” Braslow said. officials will gain a better understanding of the law and the responsibility it places on the township. ^ &V AIM INVITATION TO C O M E S E E “We’re growing so fast here in Holmdel,” he said. “While we can always call on other v SOME communities for assistance when needed, it is not the responsibility of these communi­ ties to provide for our fire protection needs.”

Learning Does Not Take A Summer Vacation. Kumon Math and Reading Centers help students build the confidence they need to succeed in school - and in an increasingly competitive world. • Ask about our Pre-school programs • Now accepting summer special programs registration WILLIAM “COUNT” BASIE The Benefits of Kumon Include: ENGELBERT THE COUNT BASIE • better math and reading skills 95™ BIRTHDAY BASH ORCHESTRA • stronger concentration HUMPERDINCK SWING DINNER/DANCE • improved self-confidence D i r e c t e d b y G r o v e r M i t c h e l l at the Robert B. Meyner Reception Center FREE 18 KUMON J uly 1 8 th - 7 :0 0 pm PLACEMENT A ugust 20th - 7:30 pm A u g u st 2 1 s t - 8 : 0 0 pm TEST MATH & READING CENTERS Learning HowTo Learn Serving Aberdeen, Howell and Manalapan 1 208 Rt. 34 So., Aberdeen T > C o u n .l 99 Monmouth Street, Red Bank, NJ Visit us at our web site 31 Newbury Ra., Howell S 520 Rt. 9 No., Manalapan S BOX OFFICE (732) 842-9000 (732)617-8555 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 7 i n i i m n !

Middletown committee FRAME s J M examining school safety DECOR & Panel revamping work together to get something positive accomplished,” Shreiber said on Monday. “SHOPPING” policy to prevent She added that MTEA representatives by Debbie Brooks school violence were not invited to join and had to request permission for inclusion on the commit­ These limited art works are BY MARY DEMPSEY tee. individually handcrafted with a Staff W riter “It had already formed and met, and combination of materials, full 3D we sent a letter asking to be a part of the motion, continuous for hours on MIDDLETOWN — Following the committee,” Shreiber stated. end with a flick of a switch. tragic deaths at Columbine High School “This has been a very cooperative ef­ in Colorado in April, school officials fort and members volunteered for the came together to form a new committee to committee without receiving any com­ re-evaluate the district’s safety and securi­ pensation,” Kondek explained. ty systems. Board participation in the committee “The district will be taking a zero tol­ has been so successful that Sunshine Law erance approach to any type of death notices have to be sent out to announce threats made in the school environment,” the meetings because more than four $2 0 °° OFF ! district Director of Communications board members attend. Karen Kondek said last week in. an inter­ “We have taken a good look at our AHMS M“VF \I7 $ pe\\N Any Purchase of $100 or More I policy in order to make changes where 29” x 33" x 5” May not be combined with any other offer. view. Expires 12/19/99 The committee was originally made up needed,” Kondek added. Edition Size: 250 + 20 AP’s of parents, administrators, secondary She said the committees are currently TV school principals, — — — re-evaluating the XX n r one elementary prin------curriculum district- cipal, members of wide, as well as MONMOUTH COUNTY PARK SYSTEM the Township Com­ looking into pro­ mittee and Police Com m ittees are viding anger man­ Department, and six looking into providing agement and peer mediation, and into teachers. anger m anagem ent Music and Lyrics by Frank Loesser Since its first dealing with conflict Based on the Book by Shepherd Mead meeting, it has split and peer m ediation, resolution for stu­ Book by Abe Burrows, JackWeinstock into smaller subcom­ and into dealing w ith dents. and Willie Gilbert Originally presented by Cy Feer and Ernest H. mittees to separately conflict resolution for “We are also cover the elemen­ looking into the use Martin in association with Frank Productions s t u d e n t s . tary- and secondary- of walkie-talkies and THURS. FRI. level safety issues in cellular phones for June 24 June 25 the schools. ______staff in the buildings, July 1 July 2 The elementary mmmmmm and bringing a sys­ committee consists of all elementary prin­ tem into the central cipals, district substance abuse counselor office that would immediately send mes­ SAT. SUN. George Obermeyer, additional parents sages home to parents in the event of an June 26 June 27 and an elementary-level guidance coun­ emergency,” Kondek added. July 3 July 4 selor. The committee is also considering Also added to both committees are adding more guidance counselors at the representatives from the Middletown elementary level for students. Curtain: 8:00 PM Thursdays-Saturdays, 7:00 PM Sundays Since it was formed, the committee Township Education Association Shows held in 'The Barn" at Thompson Park, (MTEA). . has met approximately six times. Newman Springs Rd, Lincroft “The board has created a false per­ In the near future, the committee will Purchase tickets Mon-Fri 8:00 am-4:30 pm ception that all the teachers are concerned bring its recommendations to the full Box office open 1 hour before showtime board for consideration. (limited availability) about is putting money in their pockets. For Ticket Hotline call (732) 842-4000, v4J5£je»0'' This committee just shows how wrong the “Some of our suggestions will require extension 497 Sponsored by board is,” MTEA Vice President Bette the board to spend some money while Tickets: Thursdays & Sundays S12 The Monmouth County Park System other recommendations will not,” Kondek Fridays & Saturdays $14 CALL 732-842-4000 Shreiber said on Monday. said. The four union representatives on the committee are Shreiber, MTEA President Diane Swaim, Vice President Wesley Brown and executive committee member w Margaret DeLuca. “The work we have done on the safety committee proved that teachers, adminis­ S w im s o its trators, board members and parents can Conservative legs and tum m y control Sizes 4-22 • Coordinating cover-ups RECYCLING Specializing in European & Israeli suits NOTICE Gottex, Gideon Oberson, La Perla, Roxanne A drienne V ittadini.. . ATTENTION HAZLET RESIDENTS Post-m astectom y sw im suits & form s PLEASED BE ADVISED We fit B ras up to 46H H We have been advised by our vendors that effective Drive the Shore... Ju ly 1 , 1999, commingled HOURS: shop our store! Mon-Th 10-6 recyclables will not be Fri-Sat 10-4 accepted or collected in Sun 12-4 plastic bags. 8 7 0 -8 0 9 9 Thank you for your coopera­ tion. i 638 Ocean Avenue - W est End, Long Branch 8 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

vW Hazlet seniors pushing N E W R U B Y PALACE for second organization Special D inner Club President Gifford Bowne, Virginia Township should Avenue, said that with attendance at club for (2) persons ‘ 2 4 . 9 5 provide more services, meetings at about 80 percent, the goal is to have a second club which would meet on a club members say different day. Cocktail - two exotic drinks or any two beverages BY CATHERINE I. AUMACK “We recently had two people die who Staff Writer . were waiting to join the club,” he said, “and that is a regular occurrence. HAZLET — With the membership of S o u p : Wor Wonton “As a matter of fact,” he added, “the the Hazlet Township Senior Citizens Inc. only way someone gets into the current Shrimp, Pork, Chicken & Mixed (the local senior club) at capacity and the Vegetables in Clear Broth club is if a member moves away or dies. waiting list for new members nearing 300, That’s pretty sad.” local seniors are asking why township offi­ A p p e t i z e r : Pu Pu for tw o Robert McMenamin, Cornell Drive, cials have been stonewalling efforts to start expressed frustration “with the way this a second club in the community. community treats its seniors.” Grace Scher, Mason Drive, a local E n t r e e : A. Hunan Jumbo Shrimp, General Ching’s Seniors point to other communities activist who has pushed for increased ser­ “Look at the senior centers in Keyport Chicken and Hunan Beef. 3 entrees Served on vices in the township for more than 40 and Middletown,” he said. “They are beau­ One Plate with broccoli. (Spicy) years, addressed the Township Committee tiful and have activities going all the time. ' or at a recent meeting to ask that “whatever Hazlet has nothing.” B. Marnier Jumbo Shrimp, Beef and chicken stir the problem is with starting the new club McMenamin pointed to the small area fried with garden vegetables in brown sauce. 2 be resolved.” used by seniors for their activities during The club meets twice monthly in a the week. entrees served on plate. (Served with Roast Pork large meeting room at the Cullen Fried Rice) “We fought to get a TV and VCR,” he Community Center in Veteran’s Park. said. “But the tables and chairs are broken, d e s s e r t : Chunks of Pineapple, Jello, Ice Cream, At other times, a small room in the cen­ and if we want to play a game of cards or Tea & Fortune Cookie ter is reserved for seniors who would like do crafts, we have to set the tables and to stop by to play cards or work on crafts chairs up ourselves. at other times. “The room is small and sparsely fur­ Scher said she has been working with nished,” he said. “It’s not at all an inviting Expires 8/3/99 Township Committeeman Michael Sachs place to gather.” for more than a year to start a second club. While the senior club was given start up “I don’t see what the big deal is,” she funds by the township, there are no funds said. “We have 226 members, which is the 2174 ROUTE 35, HOLMDEL, NJ 07733 in the annual budget for senior activities. most we can have in the meeting room at Grace Scher’s husband Max said he the Cullen Center due to fire laws. Another TEL: (732) 264-2002 finds this appalling. 277 people are on the waiting list to join “Without us (the seniors) there would the club.” Continued on next page

Your M onthly Electronic COMCAST' Information Source- IDE DIGITAL DIGES Exclusively From CELLULARONE" Authorized Agent INTRODUCING WW DIGITAL RATE PLANS C A R S T E R E O SMALL BUSINESS 0 0 1 ^ 3 5 2 0 0 4 5 0 6 CD Changer S p e c i a l MINUTES MINUTES MINUTES Business Phone Systems $2 7 5 °° Sales/Service $ 2 0 * 3 0 $ 4 5 Lucent Partner/Merlin PER MONTH PER MONTH PER MONTH PAGERS SPECIAL • CALLER ID • VOICE M/\\l A s L o w A s Lucent Technologies Bell Labs Innovations FREE • FIRST MINUTE OF EVEERY INCOMING CALL $ 7 9 0 0 w/12 mo. service Home/Office Phone Systems Cordless C A R A L A R M S UNLIMITED AT&T/Lucent/Uniden A s L o w A s Panasonic/Siemens $1 9 9 0 0 Single Line Two Line w m i M m i REMOTE START* 4 Line

O n l y * 4 . 9 9 p e r m o . $ 9 0 0 0 Purchased with car alarm A Revolutionary Phone for the HARD OF HEARING" Full line of cellular accessories H om e or O ffice U se 83 Monmouth Street • Red Bank 732-530-0057 • Fax: 732-758-1211 S o u n d “For A ll Your Electronic Needs!” www.executivesound.com INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 9

M a k e M u r p h y S t y l e G r i l l

Y o u r J a z z i n t h e P a r k P l a c e t o E a t

Steak p e i m o m e o 24 oz

"LOBSTER

CATHERINE I. AUMACK Members of the Hazlet Senior Citizens Club discuss the need for a second club and ■ lobsters more community-sponsored activities. nfJE POUNP Continued from previous page project got stonewalled.” be no Hazlet,” he said. “We worked to Sachs said he believes there should be a build this community, yet if we ask for line item in the budget for senior activities FULL b m * anything, we get told we’re being a prob­ and that the township should explore lem . establishing a true senior center “like they . \i\iine “This town should be holding activities have in Keyport.” for seniors every day, like they do in the “It’s a crime that more isn’t done for other towns,” he said. “It’s a disgrace. our seniors,” he said. “They are a very “We don’t know how long we have to large segment of the community.” (VJURPHy S M E QRILL live,” he said. “We should be able to have a He added, “The seniors gave us this nice place to meet and activities to attend town and we should give something back.” in our own community. But in Hazlet, Sachs said he planned to request at everything has to become political and Monday night’s special budget meeting nothing gets done.” that funds be incorporated to both start up R ed B a n k O ld B rid g e Committeeman Sachs confirmed that the new club and add some activities, such 26 Broad St. 2658 Highway 516 as craft or exercise classes, for the seniors. there are no funds in the budget of the (732) 530-6659 (732) 607-0800 Recreation Commission for senior activi­ “Since it’s election time in Hazlet, w e’ll ww.murphysgrill.com ties. probably see something happen,” he said. ‘‘W her^rtend^ecommen^rwnd^& ^^ “My mother had approached me last “It’s just too bad things like this have to year to ask why there couldn’t be another become political footballs.” club,” he said. “Then Grace (Scher) came Mayor Frank O’Brien, who is up for re­ to me and we started to work on the election in the fall, said he is “fully behind details. the formation of another club.” “We had even gotten to the point of set­ “Sometimes the seniors, and I’m one of ting a day, Friday, for the new club to them, can be a pain in the neck,” he said. meet,” he said. “But then something, I’m “But they do deserve to have a club for not sure what, happened and the whole their activities.” NURSERY DIVISION Ocean Ave. principal m oves to River Plaza

MIDDLETOWN — River Plaza last 13 as River Plaza’s principal. Elementary School students will have a Vaccarelli announced his move across new principal when they return to school town to his staff last week, according to in the fall. district Director of Communications Karen 3 0 % SAL Ocean Avenue Elementary School K ondek. ON SELEC TED ITEM S FRI. 6/25-SUN. 6/27 Principal Frank Vaccarelli is scheduled to “The only problem with the move is the move over to River Plaza when current people at Ocean Avenue are going to miss n GREENHOUSE DIVISIO N M Principal Cathy Patla leaves the school. Mr. Vaccarelli,” Kondek said. a ll pre-planted pottery Patla is exiting the district after one “I don’t know where Cathy Patla is BEAUTIFUL A L L F L A T S year at the helm at River Plaza. She re­ going,” Kondek added. HANGING a ll perennials placed Diane Lenartowicz who retired The district has not yet found a re­ AND COCONEST BASKETS after serving 28 years in the district, the placement for Vaccarelli. $ ^ 0 0 BASKETS $ | C o o 2 0 % O F F 8 ” - 1 0 ” t l 6 / 25-6/28 Fat Free ■ Low Fat Menu Sat. & Sun. Only 6/25-6/28 PRODUCE D IVISIO N 21 D ifferent Sm oothies Mangos .7 9 each ...... 2 / $l 5 squash Green & Yellow...... 3 / «99* Daily H om em ade Specials Super Sweet Sangria Watermelon .29* lb. California Potatoes Red & White A’s A y lb. Tomatoes Vine Ripe...... 7 “ Full Line o f Sandwiches and Salads Bananas...... J » / . 9 9 California Lettuce...... 7 9 ' a Head Hom em ade Low Fat 178 HIGHWAY 34S & SCHANCK RD. M UFFINS & SOUPS O ur D iet M ayonnaise Contains NO Salt and NO Sugar at the BIG GREEN & WHITE BARN GIFT 'CERTIFICATES IN 7-ELEVEN PLAZA AVAILABLE 732-332-1533 ON OCEAN BLVD. £■* FREE COFFEE AMD DONUTS EVERY WEEKEND W EST END, NEW JERSEY Open7 am7 days - 7 pma week •FREE PETTING ZOO FULL LANDSCAPE AND DESIGN SERVICE AVAILABLE 8 7 0 - 1 1 1 8 1 Including Pavers, Walks & Driveways, Block Walls, Staircases, Water Fountains and Fishponds • CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE I f f 3>l'i >i 3/'. -o "iPKii r f'lrUH I! 1 O INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

M a t a w a n

R e g i o n a l

to graduate

2 4 0 F r i d a y

ABERDEEN — Approximately 240 students will graduate at 5:30 p.m. on Friday from Matawan Regional High S ch o o l. The ceremony will be at the athletic field, weather permitting. If it rains, it will be indoors. According to Prin­ cipal Dr. Benjamin Miller, the class of ’99 “has been a terrific class. They have bro­ ken a number of records, including four National Merit final­ ists, the largest number Aarti Khanolkar yet.” Senior class valedictorian Aarti Khanolkar was picked by The Star-Ledger to receive the Mort Pye Scholarship, which, according to Miller, is the most lucrative in America. The scholarship will pay for Aarti to go to any university in the country, Miller said. She has chosen Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., where she will pursue a major in biology and philosophy. Aarti was also selected by the National Alliance for Excellence as one of only seven students nationwide to receive the FUEL SYSTEM TREATMENT ALEX award for outstanding academic Cleans and protects entire fuel system . achievement. The m ost concentrated fuel system prod­ uct available. 4 oz. #M 63-04 She received a $1,000 scholarship and Changing Oil For Over 125 Years EXTREME was honored at a ceremony held in the FULLY SYNTHETIC EVERY OIL CHANGE TIRE SHINE COMPLETE FUEL office of state Sen. President Donald Long lasting, high-gloss shine. W ith PTFE for im proved wear resistance MOTOR OIL SYSTEM CLEANER and friction. Form ulated for use at every DiFrancesco. 0W-30, 5W-30 No need to wipe off. Makes tires One treatm ent cleans dirty fuel look like new longer. 22 oz. oil change. 8 oz. M 62-08 Aarti has an impressive list of acco­ OR 10W-30 systems. 18 oz. Buy one at the Low Price of s4.00 and get one lades. She scored a perfect 1600 on the SAT and she is a recipient of a Bronze Congressional Award. SERVICE REBATE COUPON L im it 1 c a s e p e r She has already taken college-level Q u a r t c u s to m e r. 6 88#ST-2015 FR ■■ EE ■■ summer courses at George Washington University, Washington, D.C. And when she is not busy doing homework, she vol­ ENTIRE STOCK OF TIRES unteers at Bayshore Community Hospital, H olm d el. BUY ONE-GET O NE FREE — Linda DeNicola Second tire must be same model and size as first lire purchased. Third lire v. ie sold at everyday low price with fourth tire tree. Free tires limiled to two per customer. Balancing, vatve stems and road hazard warranty noi included In price of lires. Oiler excludes warranty adjust; Is. See in store for lull details and complete tire selection. Tire installation available at stores with service centers. Hazlet plans Fireworks Extravaganza on July 4 The Hazlet Recreation Commission • Drain oil and add up to 5 quarts of will sponsor its annual Fireworks Castrol GTX m otor oil • Install STP oil filter Extravaganza on July 4; rain date is July 5. • Lubricate chassis, suspension and steering SPORT UTLITY The show will be held at the Raritan High com ponents on cars with standard fittings School field at dusk with pre-show enter­ Price...... 2 1 . 9 9 WILD SPIRIT MPT tainment beginning at 6 p.m. Visitors will Mail-in Rebate With This Coupon . . . 7 . 0 0 • All season tread design • Dual channel traction be able to listen and dance to the music of FINAL COST AFTER MAIL-IN REBATE • Exceptional w et traction “CJ the DJ” and view the fireworks. • Sure footed cornering O O I • Long treadwear Vendors will be available for food pur­ J W Z r See in store m chases. “Glo” necklaces will be available lor full details ■ I Most and mail-in I at a cost of $2 each. M o s t NATIONWIDE LIMITED WARRANTY AGAINST MANUFAC­ C a r s c a r s rebate form, g TURER’S DEFECTS. THIS WARRANTY IS HONORED ANY­ MLimit 1 coupon per customer. WHERE IN THE CONTINENTAL U.S. WHEREVER CORDOVAN Coupon valid 6/20/99 thru 6/26/99. TIRES ARE SOLD. CHECK STORE FOR DETAILS. ASK ABOUT ■ OUR ROAD HAZARD WARRANTY! FREE ROTATION EVERY Holmdel sponsors trip 5,000 MILES FOR LIFE OF TIRES! FREE MOUNTING ON ■ ■ J ALL STANDARD WHEELS! FREE USED TIRE DISPOSAL Service available at stores with sevice centers for most U.S. - FOR EVERY TIRE YOU BUY, WE'LL DISPOSE OF YOUR to see Thunder play Mets and im port cars and light trucks. Replacement parts limited USED TIRE AT NO CHARGE! The Holmdel Parks and Recreation to store stock only. Special orders additional. Department will sponsor a trip to see the SALE PRICES GOOD SUNDAY, JUNE 20 THRU SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1999. Trenton Thunder play the Binghamton Mets on July 9 at Mercer County’s * BELLEVILLE 110 Washington Ave...... 973-759-9884 HILLSIDE 385 Rte. 22 West...... 908-964-0300 PARLIN Galeway Shop. Ctr., Rte. 9 & Ernston Rd...... 732-721-2700 UNION Rte. 22 & West Chestnut St...... 908-687-1234 Waterfront Park. The bus will leave from BLOOMFIELD 26-48 B-oonWd Av»...... 973-746-5900 JERSEV CITY WuCsen Mart. fire ■M34C0rmruna*» ...201-433-9193 PARSIPPANY 9j HMnShcp Ci# Pie at...... 973-3352188 WOODBRIDGE Brafllees Shop. Ptaza. Rte 9 & Rte. 440 ..732-826-2622 BRICKTOWN CaieciShep Cw 7i8Rie 7C...... 732-477-5252 LAKEWOOD utewooasnop Cu 1700MatocnAve ... .732-363-5885 PASSAIC CaptsiPia/i 320-328Mcn-oeSi ...... 973-778-8006 Town Hall, Crawfords Comer Road at 5 CARTERET eo< Booseve»Aw...... 732-541-0700 * LINDEN 630 W S: Gco.je Ave...... 908-925-7000 * PASSAIC PARK 155 Mm Ave...... 973-779-2050 | NY - 43 Stores PA - 14 Stores DE - 3 Stores I p.m. Game time is 7:05 p.m. Trip fee, DOVER A-wSioo Or **e46EastsBaawetiSr...... 973-366-4120 LODI 144Roue<6East...... 973-614-1122 PATERSON 3?w B'oaaway(Co; Men-cia Or)...... 973-742-7411 EAST ORANGE 539 Mann u-ne- k,^ bi»3 ...... 973-675-4402 MIDDLETOWN 537 Rte 35 at 'mda'i Ra...... 732-671-9400 POMPTON PLAINS P-mPua Snop Ctr SOO-iSfct 23... .973-835-9400 which includes pavilion seats and bus EAST RUTHERFORD MO Paiiwcn Ave...... 201-438-4339 * NEWARK 370 EuaBeth Avo m- Meekc:...... 973-242-8252 TOMS RIVER Tcmj R..e- Sko Ctr Ma - St J»te3? . .732-244-0700 HAMILTON TOWNSHIP 2135 Sxt &oaj si...... 609-68W730 NORTH BERGEN 2<0i-03 Ke-wecyBM 201-866-2686 TRENTON Uwence Smp Ctr. Rte t...... 609-882-4112 transportation, is $21 for residents and $24 HARRISON Mamsec PHua S-kp Ctr.. Bergen & 4* Sts..973-482-4200 NORTH PLAINFIELD 618-32 fite 22 East...... 908-822-1206 * TRENTON 187S N Owen Ave...... Phone for store and service hours. Not responsible for typographical erro's Artwork used for illustration purposes only We reserve the right to limit quantities OFFICIAL STATE INSPECTION CENTERS for non-residents. For more information, Maximum purchase on sale items 6 per customer unless otherwise indicated Sale items limited to store stock Parts on sale available for most popular cars and light tr * INSTALLATION, SERVICE AND STATE INSPECTION NOT AVAILABLE. call (732) 946-2870. INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 1 1

M cD onald appointed to PERENNIALS I M ataw an council slot I • Gallon Pots McDonald’s was one of three names BY MARY DEMPSEY ■ • O v e r 2 5 0 submitted by Democratic M unicipal Staff Writer V a rie tie s Chairwoman Mary Thompson to fill MATAWAN — The borough’s newest Flakker’s unexpired term until Jan. 1. The I. For Sun or Shade councilman, Eugene J. McDonald, was others were Jason Bohol and W illiam sworn in last week to fill the vacancy cre­ Shea, the son of Councilman James Shea. ated when fellow Democrat Harrison Asked if he planned to run in Flakker resigned from his seat on June 1. November to fill the remaining two years Limit 5 “This town needs TLC (tender loving of Flakker’s unexpired term, McDonald Brown Pots Route 79 • Morganville | I Per Customer (Next to Firehouse) care); it needs love,” M cDonald said said, “I don’t know if I will run. I’ll WITH THIS AD 732-591-8920 I Monday. “In addition, taxpayers deserve decide that later.” Exp. 6/30/99 FLOW ER FARM Open Everyday 9am - 6pm |j I to get a good shake and their local gov­ Flakker was elected to a three-year I ernment should run the proper way.” term in November but resigned when the ^ Greenhouse • Perennials • Flower Bushes McDonald, 47, 170 Broad St., has deep council was about to hold a hearing on his roots in the borough. “My grandmother residency, which had been brought into Margaret McDonald was the borough’s question by the GOP municipal chairman. Democratic chairperson many years ago,” His resignation came less than one he explained. month after Monmouth County PERSONAL CARING AND VIGOROUS Married with no children, McDonald Superintendent of Elections John J. PROTECTION OF YOUR RIGHTS and his wife live in his great-grandfather’s Bradshaw ruled that he was ineligible to Broad Street house. vote in the borough because he was .resid­ As a maritime lawyer with offices in ing in Somerset. PAULA G. SAWYER, ESQ. Matawan, New York City and Flakker’s residency problems began Philadelphia, McDonald believes his man­ after a February breakup with his girl­ agement skills will be an asset on the friend. SIDNEY I. SAWYER, ESQ. cou n cil. As a result of the breakup, Flakker O f C o u n s e l “I have no illusions that I will be able moved out of the home they shared at 55 to change things in the borough dramati­ New Brunswick Avenue to Somerset. cally. I only hope to help the public get a Because he did not re-establish resi­ OUR OFFICE HAS MOVED TO better shake from its local government,” dency in the borough, Flakker resigned 55 Highway 35, Suite 5, Red Bank, New Jersey h e added. from his post on the council. Flakker’s (732) 212-9888 Fax: (732) 212-9898 Also McDonald emphasized the bor­ resignation casts a pall on the Democrats DIVORCE AND FAM ILY LAW ough’s need to update its master plan. newly won 5-1 council majority. ADOPTIONS; SETTLEMENT AGREEMENTS rK th INI 11AL LUNSULl CUSTODY/VISITATION NEGOTIATIONS *FVFI\iriW HOURS Although he has stayed out of politics With three council seats, as well as the SUPPORT/ALIMONY; PRE AND POST-MARITAL throughout his career, McDonald stepped mayor’s seat up in November, council AGREEMENTS; GENERAL CIVIL MATTERS *30 YEARS EXPERIENCE up to give back to the town he grew up in. control could go either way next year.

Cdebrate Life s ‘Extraordinary

MANUFACTURERS DIRECT Occasions W ith U s Let Us Help Make Your Special Day the Most Memorable Experience KITCHEN CABINETS Our Charming Private Rooms are the Perfect Setting for • Intimate Weddings • Graduations • Bridal Showers • Rehearsal Dinners • Birthdays • Anniversaries • Christenings • Corporate Functions W e O f f e r : fan the, afMtiMfy

Authorized Corian Dealer • Laser Hair Removal ■ Face, Eyelid, Neck, Wrinkles FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED CORIAN Call for Free Consultation and Computer imaging 1 3 1 4 Englishtown Road 1-800-924-6397 Old Bridge, NJ € H J) Associates in P] 723-9440 • Fax 723-9442 & Custom Lines I 1 2 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

Baby injured in random Rte. 36 BB gun shooting Three Middletown der of the road. The occupants were shout­ School North. Court Judge Florence R. Peskoe refused to ing that the car window was shot out and Patrolman Joseph Ahlemeyer made the release them from the county Youth High School North an infant was bleeding. arrests after he stopped the subjects leav­ Detention Center. students charged According to the police report, the ing a wooded area near Wilson Avenue Terry was being held in the Monmouth baby had blood on its hands, head and and Chestnut Street. County jail in Freehold in lieu of BY L IN D A D eNICOLA clothing. Besides three BB guns, police confis­ $100,000 bail. Staff Writer The Port Monmouth First Aid Squad cated one rifle and two pistols. One of the Earlier on the weekend of the shooting, MIDDLETOWN — A 5-week-old responded and transported the child, along three boys had a bag with the guns inside police reported that a trailer parked at baby suffered cuts to his head and hands with his mother, to Riverview Medical and another had a box of BBs in his pock­ AmeriGas, 448 Route 36, Port Monmouth, after pellets from a BB gun shattered the Center, Red Bank. et. was broken into. Three BB guns, two pis­ windows on the car he was riding in with Two other victims also reported that According to Detective Art Schreppel, tols, a bicycle and cash were stolen, police his mother and her boyfriend on June 13. pellets were shot at their cars. who along with Detective Adam Finck said. Middletown police received a call The shootings occurred about 4 p.m. conducted the follow-up investigation, all All three boys have also been charged about people shooting BB guns at passing on Route 36 in Belford. Three teen-agers three have been charged with aggravated with breaking into the propane distribution cars from a weeded area alongside Route were subsequently arrested, Robert Terry, assault, possession of weapons and pos­ business, burglary and theft. 36. 18, of 623 Monmouth Ave., Port session of weapons for unlawful purposes. A fourth Middletown High School When the officers arrived at the scene, Monmouth and two minors. On Thursday, the juveniles reportedly North student was charged with criminal they found two cars stopped on the shoul­ All are students at Middletown High entered not guilty pleas, but state Superior mischief.

Quality. Selection. Bark Mulch, Nuggets Value. Expertise. or Mini-Nuggets Deters weeds, retains F r a n k ’ s moisture and protects *%%%%? Frank’s Traditions against soil erosion! for 50 Years. Choice 3 f0r$9.99

Fresh Sum m er C olor A rriving D aily! Beautiful Summer Flowering Shrubs! A pcrfect way to add instant beauty to your summer landscape! Our selection includes Potentilla, Viburnum, Spirea, Buddleia, Hydrangea, Rose of Sharon, and many more!

$7 .9 9 to $2 4 .9 9 U nbeatable Value!

SAVE NOW On erennial SALE! Extra-Large 9°!orful Perennials A n n u a ls i container. Reg. *5.99 each In 6" pot. Reg. 52.99 each SALE 4 for$2 0 SALE 1 Landscape Perennials Miracle Gro® In 8" container. 4 fo r *10 Frank’s GROW, Reg. '9.99 GROW Acid or Potting Mix Large Annuals Ideal for all your indoor SALE $8 .9 9 Pack of 6 Q GROW Sprayer and outdoor planting ONLY $3.99 Apply now for healthy, lush needs! Produces Shade-Loving Hosta plants, trees and shrubs! “miraculous” results! In 1 gallon container. Jumbo Annuals Reg. s6.99 Your Choice 25-qt. In 8" potj . q q SALE 3 for $1 8 ONLY $4.99 ONLY $6.99

For Early Bird Shoppers: Hot coffer and fresh donuts will be .served from & rim lo 10 am Friday -Saturday-Sundav 'SENIORS DAY: Every Wednesday! SAVE 10% off all purchases! Sea Girt 2145 Hwy. 35 (732) 449-3881 Hazlet 2931 Hwy. 35 (732) 739-3032 Store Hours: Englishtown (Limited Craft Selection) 348 Route 9 N. (732) 536-7748 W. Long Branch 210 Monmouth Rd. Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. (732) 229-2587 Bricktown 116 Brick Blvd. (732) 920-3630 Howell 4250 Rte. 9 South (732) 905-1818 Sunday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Kenvil 840 Rte. 46 (973) 584-3010 Bridgewater 794 Hwy. 202 South (908) 218-1930

Sale ends 6-30-99 No. R22199 © 1999. Frank's Nursery & Crafts. Inc. INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 1 3

Lim ited U nits

A v a i l a b l e

0 % Interest! No Payment for 6 Months!

It’s Hard lb StopAThane:u EXTRA BONUS with Purchase of A/C System!

JACKIE POLLACK Carl Cardone of Lincroft, a facilities assistant at A R C N E T in Holmdel, is thrilled with the new black BMW 323 his boss gave to him Thursday. Utility Rebate 14 Seer $550 • 5 Year Limited Warranty • Custom Design Insta lation • High Efficiency

w ant a BM W ? W ork for

H olm del cell to w e r firm HEAT1NB & AIR-CONDITIONING 70 Years in Business! BY CATHERINE I. AUMACK The company developed and patented Staff W riter the “Tree” tower, a cellular tower designed 732-747-1023 to look like a tree, along with many other HOLMDEL — For some business www.globepetrohvac.com designs that aesthetically blend antennas owners, saying “thank you” for a job well done just isn’t enough. into the surrounding environment. That was the case in Holmdel Thursday Galdi, who joined ARCNET in 1982 when Al Galdi, chief executive officer of and purchased the company in 1996, said ARCNET, presented 28 employees with in an interview that he got the idea of FROM THE CREATORS OF I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE keys to 1999 BMW 323s to show his rewarding his employees with a car from a appreciation for their help in making the program he saw last year about a company business a success. that gives leased cars to new employees as “LOADED W ITD LADDDS ARCNET leased the $29,000 cars for a sign-on bonus. the employees for three years, each at a “This is an industry where the training cost of $7,000 per year, and plans to and recruitment costs are very high,” he EVERY STEP DF TDE W AY# replace them when the three-year leases said. “There is a high turnover rate, so I —Star Ledger expire. decided to take the program to the next The company, which holds the title on level and use it as an incentive for my the cars, is also footing the $2,000-per-vehi- employees to stay with the company. “DELIRIOUSLY FUNNY!” cle insurance cost. “As long as an employee has a clean —Daily News Galdi expects to present another 15 cars driving record and has been with the com­ over the next six months. pany for one year, they will receive a car to ARCNET, located off North Beers Street use at their discretion,” Galdi said. across from the Bayshore Community “Our employees are our most valuable Hospital campus, provides architectural, asset and we need to show them we mean engineering and construction services for that,” he said. the telecommunications industry. Fax new tips to the Independent at (732) 254-0486 INJURED! Expert Legal Assistance for: | • Slip & Fall Injuries • Municipal Court • Workers Compensation • Automobile Accidents • Professional Malpractice • Criminal Law NO FEE UNLESS YOU RECOVER W e accept M astercard/Visa/Am erican Express

8 8 8 - 4 8 2 8

Ma y b r u c h & Z a p c ic Andrew M. Zapcic, Sr. Certified by The N.J. Supreme Court ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW MON, TUE, FRI, SAT AT 8 • WED 6 SAT AT 2:30 - SUN AT 3 & 7:30 TELECHARGE 212-239-6200 as a Civil Trial Attorney g 61 Village Court • Hazlet JOHN HOOSEMAN THEATRE, 4S0 WEST 42ND STREET groups 212-000-4300 1 4 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

TOPSOIL o r MULCH

4 YARDS DELIVERED

$ 8 9 . 9 9

M onday-Saturday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM S u n d a y 10:00 A M -4:30 PM

Complete Landscape D e s i g n a n d Installation by O ur E xpert S taff

AND NURSERY JACKIE POLLACK SLICE OF HEAVEN — Three-year-old Liza Sidun of Oceanport enjoys a slice 15 Kanes Lane, Middletown 615-0371 of pizza at the annual St. Leo’s fair held in Lincroft over the weekend. (Behind MART FURNITURE)

County H istorical Assoc, buys second Kings Highway home The Monmouth County Historical Association has acquired a fifth historic property — the Taylor Butler House in Middletown. Built circa 1851 for John Dorset Taylor, the expansive Italianate-style Victorian home at 127 King’s Highway has been popularly known as Orchard Home and was recently owned by the late George W. Butler. It is a part of the King’s Highway Historic District that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The house sits on five acres next door to Marlpit Hall, association’s 18th century historic property in Middletown that was occupied by earlier generations of the same Taylor family. This acquisition will enable the associ­ ation to interpret a Middletown family’s life through two centuries. The house is an outstanding example of the Victorian era in Monmouth County, a period of time not represented by any of the association’s other buildings. While preserving history, the association is also preserving five acres of open space along historic King’s H igh w ay. “We are particularly pleased to be able to preserve history and open space at the

Continued on next page

AIR DUCT CLEANING Remove dust, dirt, x • Residential PRESSURE WASHING pollen and dust f '\\ TCY-LEMON LAW • Commercial • Municipal Restore decks, fences, mites from your ^L LAW • ELDER LAW • WILLS-ESTATE PLANNING • Fire wood aluminum and vinyl siding heating and • Stump Removal to its original color while cooling ■ Evenings Weekend Appt. removing stains and mildew system while ^ • Expert Trimming from washed areas. & Removal _ / improving efficiency. 204 RTE. 34 Fully insured MATAWAN, N .J. 15 years HOUSE SPECIAL: $150°° experience | jp* I (Includes upto 15 vents & 2 access panelsl References Upon Reouest Fully insured • O w ner Sut F ree |h I 5 2 5 - 2 1 4 9 E s tim a te s *J B II3 1 i CLEAN AIR SERVICES SE HABLO ESPANOL (800) 787*2707 OFFICES IN ^SWEmS^N^N^BROOK^^ INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 1 5

Contract aw arded for THE BEST SERVICE AND LOW EST PRICES IS ALW AYS OUR M ataw an Center roof #1 PRIO RITY Job a major step government in an ADA compliant build­ DISTRIBUTORS AND INSTALLERS OF ing. . IMPORTED CERAMIC TILE, toward municipal The borough has already moved some MARBLE AND GRANITE office consolidation offices to the Broad Street building and WE DO CUSTOM FABRICATIONS holds council meetings there because the •COUNTERTOPS BY MARY DEMPSEY second-floor Borough Hall meeting/court • TABLES Staff W riter room in the Main Street building is not • FIREPLACES MATAWAN — The Municipal Office handicapped accessible. • FULL BATHROOM RENOVATIONS and Community Center on Broad Street is The design of the borough’s future of­ slated to receive much-needed roof work. fice space at the new site is not yet com­ I The Borough Council awarded a con­ pleted. 1 0 - 4 0 % O F F tract to J.T. Penyack Roofing to com­ The Police Department is scheduled to SELECTED TOP QUALITY pletely replace the building’s roof. be the last borough department to move to IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC Although the council budgeted Broad Street because of financial con­ , P R O D U C T S $150,000 for the roof repairs, J.T. Penyack straints. (Excludes close outs and prior sale items.) came in with a low bid of $100,000 to Additional funding is required to move complete the work. the Police Department because moving the “We are not sure when the work will extensive communication systems from its T i l e s U n l i m i t e d 732-566-3886 PlNECREST PLAZA begin, but it shouldn’t be too much current site is expensive, according to the longer,” Mayor Robert Clifton said on m ayor. "1016 R o u t e 34 • M a t a w a n Fax 732-583-6456 M onday. He said the new roof is expected to be finished by the end of the summer. “After the roof is replaced, the build­ ing’s heating, ventilation and air-condi­ tioning (HVAC) system will be upgraded,” Clifton added. S p o tlig h t on th e C ham ber He expects a report from the borough’s engineer at the next Borough Council meeting on July 6 regarding the HVAC work needed at the building. Further improvements to the building to meet the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements will be made after the HVAC work is completed, ac­ cording to Clifton. The council has $350,000 in grant money put aside for the HVAC and ADA UPCOM ING EVENTS work. Clifton expects both projects will be put out to bid sometime before the end of the summer. CHANGING THE WAY Additional cleanup work in the build­ AMERICA BUYS AUTOMOBILES! ing should be finished sometime in the O ld F ashioned fall, he said. After all of the work is completed at the G v c f e Municipal Office and Community Center, the majority of the borough’s municipal offices will be moved into the building, Clifton added. 641 SHREWSBURY AVE. Thursday, July 22nd * 6:30 -10:00 p.m. Moving the municipal offices to the SHREWSBURY, NJ a t th e former elementary school from the current 732-741-3130 150 Main St. site will consolidate the local Pirate’s Cove * Belford Seafood Co-op Historical Assoc. Delicious Seafood * D a n cin g * Music * Fun on the Bay SIDUN. UP Call for Information & Reservations! Continued from previous page Personalized services and ceremonies B u r i a l • Crem ation • M ausoleum Services ***** same time,” said Association President Advanced funeral planning/M edicaid Judith H. Stanley. Ted D ay Sidun , Sr. D irector W elcome new NMCC m em bers: “Over the years, the Monmouth County BEDLE FUNERAL HOMES Historical Association has taken responsi­ 61 Broad Sired • Kevport. New Jersey I- OO-FLOWERS • Aberdeen Burgdorff ERA Realty bility for preserving four 18th century his­ 732-264-0499 8 toric sites. This opportunity to add an 212 Main Street • Matawan, New Jersey 95.9 The WRAT Radio Delta Insurance Agency extraordinary example from the 19th cen­ 732-566-1962 Desktop Live, Inc. Discovery Land Inc. Fam ily operated since 1932 tury was an important step to take.” Marpal Disposal Company Middletown Pancake House The Monmouth County Historical “Serving Middletown Twp. The Goddard School of Tinton Falls Association, founded in 1898, is a private for Over 40 Years” non-profit organization dedicated to pre­ United Petrochemical Equipment Inc. serving and interpreting the county’s her­ Jnljn 3L Pfkger Big Brothers/Big Sister of Monmouth County itage for the public’s use, education and enjoym en t. . * * * * * In addition to a museum and library in S f u r t ^ r a l M o m t Freehold, it owns and maintains five his­ Gregory W. Pfleger, Mgr. Is your business a part of the Northern Monmouth Chamber of Commerce? toric houses throughout the county: For more information, call 732-747-9630 Covenhoven house in Freehold, Holmes- 7 3 2 -6 7 1 -A 326. Hendrickson House in Holmdel, Allen Visit our website: House in Shrewsbury, Marlpit Hall, and 115 TINDALL ROAD www.northernmonmouth.org | now, the Taylor-Butler House in • MIDDLETOWN • Middletown. 1 6 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

, ^'Old Bridge Sctmi Verne

* T A P * •BALLET* __ „ o k .i s i W"’" *JAZZ* * M O D E R N * s v > " 'v| etv»& 6t** * ACROBATICS * * ADULT PROGRAMS * * COUNTRY LINE * * SPECIAL SUM M ER W ORKSHOPS * c M L ^ ' 6 7 ^ * IMPROVE A TECHNIQUE . 10% OFF OR LEARN A NEW ONE * Summer or * FRO M AG E 2/12 * I September Tuition f (Valid through (9/15/99) Andrea Iacovone, D ir e c t o r * BFA in Dance Education O l d B r i d g e S c h o o l o f D a n c e 1 6 2 R te. 3 4 (Park Plaza Shopping Center) Matawan/Old Bridge

JACKIE POLLACK

Middletown High School North salutato- rian Matthew Quirk addresses his fellow seniors during graduation ceremonies Monday at PNC Bank Arts Center in Is your office radio dial set Holmdel. on a station that puts the whole office to sleep? 710 graduate

f r o m t w o

r M i d d l e t o w n Is it set on a radio station that’s so agitating that your office plants die? high schools MIDDLETOWN — A total of 710 Middletown High School North and South students graduated Monday. The two graduations were held out­ Maybe it’s set on a radio station that doors at the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel, High School North’s at 2 p.m., spends more time talking about not and High School South’s at 4 p.m. talking instead of playing music. The graduations were the last for out­ going Superintendent Dennis Jackson, who will retire next month after 38 years with the district. A total of 406 seniors graduated from High School North, where Gabrielle Leong was valedictorian and Matthew Quirk was the salutatorian. After a welcome speech by senior class president Lauren Ippolito, High School North Principal Alan Feur addressed those in attendance. Are you tired of New York This was the last graduation Feur weather & traffic? would attend as the school’s top adminis­ trator. Feur will be the district’s new assis­ tant superintendent when students return to school in the fall. The High School North symphonic band, led by music director Tina Mazza, Then do what more and more offices in Central Jersey are doing... played Concert Variations by Claude T. Smith, and “Fanfare” and “Recessional” make the switch to Central Jersey’s Music Station Magic 98.3 FM by James D. Ployhar for the graduates and their relatives. Doreen Laskeiwcz, choral director, led the High School North Concert Choir in its rendition of Greg Gilpin’s “Remember The 6e&£ W hen.” A total of 304 students graduated this variety of year from High School South. "Today s Hits The class of 1999’s valedictorian Anjum Hossain and salutatorian Andrew And Yesterday’s Foss separately addressed the crowd at the , SFM r_. FM graduation. & /Wutfic S u t * fJefSMS Music In addition, Rich Ludlum accompanied the school’s concert choir in “Give Me Wings” by David Sprunger. High School South band director Joseph Lawlor led the concert band throughout the ceremony. 5 v< i i ; ! i: "H t ;v «> r INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 1 7

228 in Raritan cla ss of ’99 IZAZZ HAIR & NAIL STUDIO NOW OFFERS BY CATHERINE I. AUMACK Also, cheerleaders, Janise Haberstroh, Staff Writer Stephanie Kreutzer & Janelle Rucinski; Circolo Italiano, Joseph Andosca, Joseph VHR HAZLET — As the seniors of Raritan D’lorio & Christopher Kruschinski; High School graduated yesterday, they Spanish Club, Carrie Susino, Natalie took with them not only memories, but 7 oavs T A J V i V L V G Engravido, Mili Shah & Jessica Kovac; over $1 million in college scholarships. Guidance Office assistant, Kristina Carol Freedman, director of guidance, Wyckoff; Joe Cerlione Keyclubber Award, STAND UP OR BED described the 228 graduates as “an out­ Megan Johnstone; Key Club Award, Dana standing group.” Chadorf & Erin O’Brien; s t m m EiBL/Sr i “This year’s senior class had higher Also, Toga Society, Jeffrey Feldschnei­ with the purchase of any packagg^^S^glBa^1 SAT scores than ever before, performed der, Edna Coonan, Anneabeth Bailey & wonderfully in academic competitions, Violet Babbitt; Math League Award, Mar and received a large number of college Doshi, Nrupen Baxi, Michael Mera, John i scholarships,” she said. Lombardini, Christopher M ushinskie, Freedman said that while the number Anthony Young, Sean Broderick & Brian of students entering four-year colleges is Seaman; Michael Dudick Dance Parents, the same as last year, there is a significant Stephanie Kreutzer & Jessica Fisher; MTODUETOW increase in the number of students who National Honor Society Award, Amar (across from m Cooper Electric) have enrolled at Brookdale Community Doshi & Nrupen Baxi. College, Lincroft, to pursue further educa­ tion. Amar Doshi was named valedictorian Home Equity Loans or Lines of Credit. and Michael Manuel Mera, salutatorian. Students receiving awards at the grad­ uation were as follows: American Association of University M ore choices from Women, Stacy Tuttle; Anna M. Guttormsen Scholarship, Erin O’Brien; Brush & Palette Club Scholarship, Jessica Fisher; Foundation for Excellence in Education, T h e B e s t ! Kelly Schmidt; Fran Murphy Scholarship, Scott Nicholl; Frank Emery Memorial Adjustable-rate home equity lines Scholarship, Andrea Thomas & Michael Drennan; Hausleiter Scholarship, Anneabeth Bailey & Glen Koslowsky; Hazlet Alliance, Diane Bello, M ichele Storcks, Lisa Sequeira & Barbara Pereda; 1st 5 years: 7 .5 0 $ Hazlet Republican Club-James Cullen Memorial Award, Janise Haberstroh; Hazlet o r T h e n Special Olympics-Mary T. Bums, Charles Rath. Also, Hazlet W restling Association 1st 3 years: 7 9 C % p r i m e Award, Anthony Petruzzi, Frank Mazza, M | H i)Mfr A P R Michael Securman, Ronald Toth, o r Christopher Villa, Sean O’Neill & Scott " f o r l i f e ! Nicholl; James Donlon Memorial Award, Jessica Kovac & John Lombardini; James 1 s t y e a r : 6 . 9 9 % Mason Memorial Scholarship, Linda Dec; Currently 7 7 5 / ^ Katherine Manekas Memorial Scholarship, Stephanie Coutroubis; Loretta W ilson- m m Hazlet M obile Home Owners, Sasha Intriago; Lou Ciarla Scholarship, Anthony Maximum APR is 15%. Loan term, 15 years. Petruzzi & Kelly Schmidt; Phil Sanchez Community Service Scholarship, or fixed-rate hom e equity loans Christopher Mushinskie; Raymond Harris- Hazlet Mobile Home Owners, Jason Dellisante; R. Thomas Jannarone Memorial 5 y e a r s I 1 0 y e a r s 1 5 y e a r s Scholarship, Janise Haberstroh; R.A. Martinelli Family Scholarship, Vincent Crismale & Diane Bello; Rotary Club of Hazlet, Natalie Engravido, Brian Seaman & 6 . 7 5 % 7 . 0 0 % 7 . 2 5 % ! Jennifer Basciano; Schaufler-Frazen 4303 Annual Percentage Rate Annual Percentage Rate Annual Percentage Rate Ladies Aux. VFW, Nrupen Baxi; Schaufler- Frazen VFW Post 4303, Brian Seaman; Vince Raine Memorial Scholarship, Brian Hilliard & Jason Dellisanti. Whichever choice you make: Also, Raritan High School Attendance • No closing costs, appraisal fee, or application fee! Award, Andrea Thomas; PTO Joint Council • The possibility of significant tax advantages! * Award, Amar Doshi, Michael Mera, • You don’t have to be a current customer! Stephanie Asfour & Stacy Tuttle; PTO- Raritan Valley Award, Stacy Kesish; You may borrow up to $150,000; your credit line or equity loan balance and your first mortgage may not Raritan M usic Parents Award, Jeffrey exceed 75 % of the value of your house. * Interest is usually tax deductible; please consult your tax advisor. W ong, Sandra Ortman, & Christopher Mushinskie; Raritan High School PTO O ther loan choices are also available. Award, Eddie W ong, Lauren Johnson, Get an application at your neighborhood Investors’ office Troman Treyes & Pamela Hart; Senior or contact our Loan Origination Departm ent: Recognition Award, Christopher Philhower; Union Avenue Middle School Tom 1-800-252-8119 Cavanaugh Scholarship Mili Shah; www.hsh.com/heq/investors-heq.html Yearbook Award, Saba Ali, Amar Doshi, Nrupen Baxi, Anthony Leone, Mili Shah, <%omm Pamela Bemdt & Diana Hoyos; Student Council Award, Rory Clayton, Adam Moylan, Anthony Petruzzi, Edna Coonan, INVESTORS SAVINGS BANK Jeffrey Feldschneider, Liz Coyle, Barbara Pereda & Joseph D’lorio; U.S. Army CORPORATE OFFICE: 249 Millburn Avenue, Millburn Reserve National Scholar/Athlete, Amar Doshi & Janelle Rucinski; U.S. Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete, Joseph D ’lorio; U.S. Marine Corps Award, John With offices in Essex, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, artd Union Counties Lombardini. Deposits FD1C insured to $100,000 1 8 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

W e T ook T he W ait

O ut O f W aitin g

R o o m .

M eet the only health netw ork in

the nation to guarantee tim ely,

responsive care.

There are some things in life you shouldn't have to ^ wait for, and emergency room care is definitely o one of them. That's why The Robert Wood o Johnson Health Network introduced the jjp 15/30 Emergency Room Guarantee: see a & nurse within 15 minutes of your arrival and a doctor within 30 — or we'll pay the Emergency Room bill!

Last year, we're proud to report that 98% of emergency room patients were seen within the guaranteed time. Of course, life threatening emergencies are always treated immediately.

The Robert Wood Johnson Health Network is the only health network in the nation to actually guarantee timely, responsive care. And with our affiliation with the UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, you can be assured of only the finest medical care.

So the next time you have to take a seat in our waiting room, don't be concerned. You won't be in it long.

B a y s h o r e COMMUNITY HOSPITAL

The Robert W ood Johnson Health Network: Bayshore Com m unity Hospital, CentraState Healthcare System, Rahway Hospital*,

Raritan Bay M edical Center, Robert W ood Johnson University Hospital, Robert W ood Johnson University Hospital at Ham ilton,

W arren Hospital* and UMDNJ-Robert W ood Johnson Medical School

‘Rahway Hospital and Warren Hospital are not yet participating in the program. Program guidelines may differ based upon each hospital's policy for program implementation. INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 1 9

T he S tore Y our F riends W on’t T ell Y ou A bout!

W ITH TH IS AD o o OFF All D resses And. Pant Sets $30 And. Up! Buy As M any As You W ant Sales Item s I IN C LU P E D . 3 D ays O nly June 25-26-27 Prior sales excluded. Not to be com bined with any other offer. ------INDEPENDENT------

Form erly Shirley’s Dress Shop O f B r o o k l y n M arketplace II Route 34 M a t a w a n (in the rear of the mall) 1

S3S 566-9474 2 S 3 3 1

JACKIE POLLACK FINAL MOMENT — Keyport seniors Chad Bornemann and Dietra Beth Wood Abels share a laugh before graduation ceremonies in the Keyport High School gymnasium Thursday. Brookdale College offering ‘Baseball Dream Trip’ Brookdale Community College, locat­ The six-day/five-night trip will include ed in the Lincroft section of Middletown, round-trip luxury motor-coach transporta­ will offer a “Baseball Dream Trip” from tion; all game admissions; and five nights’ July 27 - Aug. 1 through the office of lodging (Radisson in Akron, Westin Hotel Student Life and Activities. The trip will in Chicago and the Double Tree Hotel in feature the following games: Akron Aeros Pittsburgh). Prices for the general public vs. Harrisburg Senators; Chicago White are $677 double occupancy; $550 Sox vs. New York Yankees (two games); occupancy; and $517 quadruple occupan­ Chicago Cubs vs. New York Mets; cy. Early reservations are recommended. Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Florida Marlins; and To register or for more information, call Harrisburg Senators vs. Reading Phillies. (732) 224-2392.

SCH O O LS, CAM PS

& INSTRUCTIO N Comfort, convenience, security, ------...... In t r o d u c i n g support — and independence. Discover how The Willows can transform your retirement life. Academics with Lots Elegant, gracious — just the right RED OAK SCHOOL of Love & Fun T h e w i l l o w s setting for carefree enjoyment of enticing activities, the companionship of new PRE SCHOOL (3-5) Est. 1963 jrfjj KINDERGARTEN friends, three meals daily and assistance KINDERGARTEN ENRICHMENT EXTENDED HOURS personalized to your taste. A variety of a t o l m d e l OUR NURSERY SCHOOL How Accepting H spacious suites awaits your choice. ■ READING • MATH • COMPUTERS S^jsteltion & KINDERGARTEN, •ART-MUSIC-SCIENCE As a not-for-profit community, The • EXERCISE Willows has only your best interests at IS NOW ACCEPTING -LARGEFENCED-IN ^ ASK ABOUT OUR* PLAYGROUND SUMMER CAMP, heart. The Willows welcomes you home APPLICATIONS FOR THE RT. 79, MARLBORO in the summer of ‘99. 1 9 9 9 -2 0 0 0 SCHOOL YEAR. Ir\jC a ll Helen or Lynn.... 732-946-344173 Spaces are still available Call (800)592-9630 to reserve your suite now in som e classes! • FULL DAY KINDERGARTEN V > V EQUAL HOUSING • NEW FULL DAY 4 YEAR OLD CLASS 713 North Beers Street • Holmdel, NJ 07733 OPPORTUNITY • 2,3, AND 4 YEAR OLD CLASSES To Advertise in • MOMMY AND ME CLASS □ Yes, I d like to learn more about assisted living at The Willows. • KINDERGARTEN ENRICHMENT this directory • ALL DAY AND HOURLY CHILDCARE Please send me additional information. _ • SCIENCE SUMMER • Call Jackie A C C R E D I T E D B Y N A E Y C Name ._ ... . For more information call: 1-800-660-4ADS 741-9006 Address i_i‘______Red Oak School is located at X 8 10 4 City/State/Zip ______213 Hwy. #35 in Middletown, Just north of the Cooper Bridge Phone ...... IND#2 062399 2 0 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

JERRY W OLKOW ITZ Keansburg police Detective Mike Thompson, at the helm, and Keansburg Inspector K in g of the Joe Auer, take a ride in the new 27-foot marine rescue vessel they’ll use as mem­ bers of the Bayshore Underwater Search/Rescue/Recovery Team. M iniature Pastries

U nderw ater rescue Sew cttf M e Aiea, fat wen 2 2 'Ife&a! Italian Bread • Rolls & Bagels Italian Pastries • Challah team to rid e in style Cannoli, Lobster Tail, • Mandel Bread rescue last winter involving a pier worker State funds new vessel who had fallen into the Raritan Bay,” he Tiramisu & much more • Cookies for Bayshore area added. “It was obvious to my colleagues and me that a 15-foot boat was too small for these search &c rescue team life-saving purposes.” SPECIAL OCCASION BAKING BY L IN D A P eNICOLA Keansburg Police Chief Raymond J. Staff W riter O’Hare was at the dedication ceremony, as were representatives from Aberdeen, Hazlet, Hazlet Plaza MIDDLETOWN — The Bayshore Holmdel, Highlands, Middletown and Underwater Search/Rescue/Recovery Team, Atlantic Highlands. ran by the Keansburg Police Department, has O’Hare said the team will respond to Hazlet 07730 (7JZ) 264*16)4 a new boat to with lifesaving efforts. P i i a c C u m C H emergencies in all of the Bayshore towns. Tues.-Sun., 5 am - 9 pm The 27-foot Fisherman model, built by “We are trying to regionalize and economize Miller Yacht Sales, Toms River, was unveiled services to all of the 10 towns,” he said, last week at the county’s Monmouth Cove adding, “Next we’re going to regionalize our Marina on Pews Creek in the Port bicycle patrols.” Monmouth section of Middletown where the Dock space at the marina has been pro­ boat will be kept. vided free of charge through arrangements It replaces a 16-foot open aluminum boat. made by county Freeholder Theodore J. The $65,000 boat, which includes all Narozanick. Keansburg has agreed to absorb equipment, was funded by the state through the cost of staffing and maintenance. the efforts of Sen. Joseph Kyrillos and The marina is four or five minutes from Assemblymen Joseph Azzolina and Samuel the Keansburg Police Department where the D. Thompson; all R-13th District. 11-member dive team is based, said dive “The members of the team let us know ilVIER AWARD WINNER team leader, Keansburg Detective Mike that the vessel they had been using was too Thompson. small and impractical for their needs,” According to Thompson, the dive team Kyrillos said. owns a bus that holds specialized diving “The size of the vessel even impeded a | || “You’ll be spellbound." Continued on next page ji ! Jess Cagle, Entertainment Weekly ' ■ I; - I - : “The most satisfying play ; I’ve seen in a long time. j Mesmerizing onstage alchemy.” | | Amy Gamerman, The Wall Street journal

State-of-the Art Equipment Brushless ti;I.i:-chargi:' 212 239 6201) Touchless SI WALTER k! RR BW THEATRE We Feature Products

C A R W A S H ■ $1.00 Savings Off Regular Price I $ 0 7 7 $ ­ with this coupon • Expires 7/7/99 ^

I Aer tingus*& 2800 Hwy. 35 • Hazlet (Across from Price/Costco) • 264-4660 Ib e amenta. Airtine of The Weir; INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 2 1

M ataw an 9-year-old 0 t A L

is headed to Broadw ay

MATAWAN — A local 9-year-old boy His commer­ 'MORE THAN will make his Broadway debut next week. cial experience JUST A D.J.T On June 28, Gerard Canonico will take includes perform­ over the role of Gavroch in the musical ing in national Our unique blend of elegance & high adaptation of Victor Hugo’s masterpiece Chuck E Cheese energy w ill create m em ories of a lifetim e! Les Miserables at the Imperial Theatre on and Burger King West 45th Street in Manhattan. advertisements. Specializing in ... Interactive D.J. Excitement Gerard’s love for the stage was evident L a st year, Personalized Experienced Service at an early age, according to his talent Gerard was fea­ State of the Art Equipment agency, DM Kids Division of Special tured in The Dazzling Light Shows Artists Management Inc., Red Bank. He is Other Side, an Entertaining Dancers & Emcees also represented by Abrams Artists and independent film gnterto-^^efonsi \ Female fie Male Vocalists Associates in New York. directed by John By the age of 2, Gerard attended Brandon. The 0 - ! ^ ^ 1 -8 0 0 -2 1 5 -2 9 6 7 Broadway plays and enjoyed watching bal­ film was shot last let performances. summer in Red Gerard Canonico He would memorize productions he Bank. attended and act each part when he He has also performed in regional the­ returned home. The young thespian even ater and played the lead role in a school THE FURNITURE YOU BUY AT went so far as to dress the parts he acted production of Aladdin. out for his family. Gerard trained at the Summer Theatre, No stranger to acting, Gerard has run by the Matawan Regional High ^glr PIN A 'S W ILL SAY A appeared in television, on film and on the School, Aberdeen, where he practiced his stage. acting, dancing and singing. LOT ABO UT YOU!

U nderw ater reseoe team

Continued from previous page don’t get overtime. We just love to dive.” equipment and clothing that the divers The vessel has already been utilized, need. “When a call comes in we jump on Thompson added. “We were called out three the bus and change our clothes on the way,” times in the past week,” he said, “once when h e said. a young man fell overboard, and then when a Thompson said that everyone on the boat sank off Keansburg Pier and on another team will be trained to operate the boat and occasion when there was a report of a boat in most have master diver certification. “The distress. team is made up of police officers who, for “We didn’t find anything that time,” he the most part, volunteer their time. We added. your choicecellular aa .

F r e e ' Pocket-Sized Cellular Phones Those are good words to describe our impressive M otorola M 70 selection of tables & chairs, bar stools and Natuzzi® Leather Furniture. And they are a perfect description of you! o r N o k i a 5 1 2 0 Plus, our customer friendly prices & service bring another p l a n a •*— Your choice: -* • p l a n b word to mind: SMART! (You really are!) $ m ) ICELLULAROWI Leather Sofas, Jpf Authorized Agent | m Loveseats and Sectionals

200 anytim e 450 anytim e + LARGEST NATUZZI® SHOWROOM DISPLAY in Monmouth & Ocean Counties m in u te s - Comcast 75 minutes - Comcast 150 + BEST PRICE on Natuzzi® Leather SEE US LAST detailing | remote alarm | special + FREE DELIVERY with this ad, in greater Media Newspapers Circulation Area Spring Car Care! $189... 2 remotes, Alpine Amp and Bronze Pkg. - $69 start kill, flash, lights, Sub Box-$269 + ONLY 3% SALES TAX Silver Pkg. - $99 lifetime warranty, While Supplies Last! Gold Pkg.-$159 free keyless entry * Limited Time Offer! o County Line Rd./ DINA’S ask about m obile tv/video specials s Second St. ^ DINA’S DINETTES Main St.-Rt.88 www. ultimatesound. com 732-888-0050 : Since 1989 Sun., 12-4 and Leather W K t V S M M 58 R o u te 35N Mon.-Thurs. 10-5 128 Clifton Ave. • Corner of Second St. and Clifton Ave. Wed. Night 7-9 ONLY 13 MILES SOUTH O F FREEHOLD RACEW AY MALL! H U lm M lt F}'Port£J Friday 10-2 • Closed Sat. JUST ONE BLOCK OFF ROUTE 9! LAKEWOOD 'n Si'cuniy VISA t W ith new num ber activations,certain icstrictions apply. Other fees, terms, & early cancellation fees may apply. M ajor credit card required. (732) 367-6565 1 -800-870-DINA “Vehicle m ust have factory installed power locks,some vehicles m ay require additional parts and labor. Expires 4/30/99. 2 2 .INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

Keyport rodeo stre sse s

helm ets, bicycle safety

Police Department and the Bicycle Hub, Knights, police join Matawan, the rodeo provided local youth hands in promoting with an opportunity to spend several hours summer safety learning the ins and outs of bicycle safety. Henry Vitale, chairman of the event for BY CATHERINE I. AUMACK the Knights of Columbus, said that since Staff Writer schools are getting out and a large number KEYPORT — In an effort to minimize of children will be out on their bikes, the bicycle-related injuries during the summer chapter believes it is important to take time months, a community-wide Bicycle Safety to brush up on safety as well as ensure that Rodeo was held Saturday at Jesus the Lord children’s bikes are in safe condition and Church, Broad Street. that they have helmets that fit properly. Sponsored by the parish’s Knights of “We see so many kids out there without Columbus Chapter No. 12232, the Keyport helmets, riding against traffic and basical-

AUGUSTO F. MENEZES Laura Valencia, 7, gets a helping hand from Patrolman Rob McMartin as she works her way through the obstacle course at Saturday’s Bicycle Safety Clayton's M asonry C enters Rodeo in Keyport. We're so much more than just block & concrete! ly being unsafe,” he said. “We decided to HURRY! make this a community event. The Knights SA LE E N D S are the right arm of the church and we are here to help the community.” JUNE 30, 1999 The Rev. Jack Dwyer, pastor of Jesus CONCRETE • BLOCK • SAND the Lord parish, said the day was a great

Don’t L im it Yourself to the sm all selection of opportunity to offer service to the commu­ Create a 100 sq. ft Im pressive Size...Im pressively Priced! the Big Home Centers. A t CLAYTON’S we have nity. Hundreds Of Color, Shape & Pattern Possibilities! 17 shapes and an unlim ited choice of colors. Patio for Only Your paver cost for any 100 Sq. Ft. area, any “Community service is an important style, and any color. Only $175.00 (plus tax) (Renaissance Collection, white paver, and mission of our parish and our Knights of CAMBRIDGE PAVINGSTONES specialty colors available at additional cost) Columbus chapter,” he said. The Exclusive ArmorTek Top-Layer Shields The “We care about our kids in this com­ Smooth Surface And Rich Color Forever! • Stain & Crack Resistant! munity, and we want to keep them safe this • Unaffected By Salt! _J=°ambridge summer,” he said. “I like to ride too and I • For Sunroonis Too! pavmgstones like to see the kids out there riding.” The day, which included safety inspec­ Bolduc pavers & w allstone A Look of Europe In Your Garden! tions of all bicycles, bike tune-ups, helmet featuring unbeatable Old fittings and safety seminars, met the needs Country appeal w ith O ld-Tim e rom antic charm , % B O L D U C of the “big wheel” set to teens with the lat­ fashioned in-line w ith Concrete product manufacturer est in mountain and stunt bikes. n a t u r e . Money was raised for the event by sell­ CLAYTON ROCK WALLSTONE ROCK BOULDERS ing ad space to local sponsors on T-shirts is a flexible system of interlocking, lightw eight, concrete Another trim m ing for a complete given to all participants. The shirts were blocks. G reat on the eyes, easy on the pocketbook. landscape finish. donated by Ann & Richard Yarczower, • Designed for ' A owners of Once Upon a Stitch, West Front homeowner installation K if® Several sizes and shapes available. • Lightweight I *,Select locations only Street. • Mortar-less ’ This enabled each child present to • Several colors to choose from receive a new, properly fitted bicycle hel­ CONCRETE LAWN LUMBER PENNSYLVANIA met and four lucky youngsters to receive FIELDSTONE n ew bik es. ORNAMENTS The programs were divided into age , - A variety of styles and colors, custom orders. groups so that information and skills could fir; *Waretown & Abescon locations only be understood by all participants. First stop on the program was a bicycle PATIO BLOCKS TOPSOIL, MULCH, STONE PCGLASSBLOCK safety inspection where members of the Clayton Masoniy Centers carries just about everything Clayton carries a full line of $ass block patterns for all 2"x8"xl6" • Delivery Available you need for your home landscaping projects. The your interior & exterior projects. Wc also manufacture local police Explorers group checked each possibilitiesHnnMkilUinn itnnare An/Unnr*endless iinthwith ftllpour cimnhrsupply rtfof topsoil,tAncml Hlllll'hmulch, custom replacement windows HTTseuncHcpwww stone and gravel. From gravel ana limestone, to block to beautify your home. PC@(L/Si^@8L0Ck> bike for items such as loose spokes, worn 5 0 0 i & ura, 5 5 0 walls and fieldstone, think Clayton. tires, missing/damaged reflectors, cracked frames, damaged chains, loose handlebars S T A R R E T T Tim e To Seal Your Deck! GILMOUR T Y P A R SAKRETE Flexogen Hoses - The last hose you F ilter Fabric P la y Sand and worn brake pads. M easuring Tapes PHENOSEAL will ever buy - Guaranteed! y - • nrM SAKNI’StHI ' $ 0 8 5 Explorer Joe Walling, 18, said he was L iq u id $ 0 7 3 0 fan&m r,» ibK. 25' Tape Measure Water-proofing (IILH3/4X50 • For masonry, concrete, happy to be helping with the event. * $^75 wood & more... (ilLHS/HXMl .M- Pistol Grip Nozzles Concrete M ix “So many kids get hurt on bikes 30' Tape Measure * 8 7B p“ >(■■»'- $E30 I 8-f 9>9B * 4 jo « UIIJJ7ITKH 9W $ g 2 7 because they aren’t in safe condition,” he per 5 Gal. * 3 4° TYPAR Easy & said. “W e’re just glad we can help.” convenient M a c C O U R T BILCO DOORS to use, The inspections were completed based TRUE TEM PER Sand M ix A ll-Purpose Tubs Beauty, Perform ance & D urability just SAKSMHO upon a checklist provided by AAA. / J A C K S O N add W heelbarrow s ^ I S B Replace your wooden door with a • a x * * After a bike was inspected, its owner 26"x20"x6" ^ w all-steel BILCO Basement Door. w ater 4.0 Cu. Ft. & took it to the tune-up tent where staff from 10°/o O F F mix! SAKMMHO the Bicycle Hub, assisted by members of MAOATSSOOO A ll In Stock $ 0 6 5 the police bicycle patrol, tightened, straightened, adjusted, inflated and even CASH • CHECK • VISA • MASTERCARD • DISCOVER • AMERICAN EXPRESS ONLY • NOT ALL ITEMS AVAILABLE AT ALL LOCATIONS • WHILE SUPPLIES LAST • NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS replaced safety-related parts. AT CLAYTON’S, WE HAVE EVRYDAY LOW PRICES AND A SALE IS STILL A SALE WITH EVEN LOWER PRICES! Next stop on the track was the helmet Bayonne Belmar Waretown Lakewood Long Branch Route 9 515 Route 528 582 Overton Place shop where each rider was provided with a Route 169 South 1601 18th Avenue 800-662-3044 • 732-222-3171 g 800-432-2569 • 201-339-8585 800-662-3044 • 732-681-1414 800-585-6403 • 609-693-3000 800-662-3044 • 732-905-3131 new, properly fitted bicycle helmet. Absecon YardviUe gj| Freehold Toms River Edison West Creek Darren Willner, of the Bicycle Hub, 1025 Route 1 South U.S. Hwy. 9 • Cox Crossing Rd, California & New Road 111 M artins Lane 225 Throckmorton Chestnut Street 800-331-0356 • 609-641-7400 800-852-5625 • 609-585-4422 800-300-1860 • 732-462-1860 800-662-3044 • 732-349-3700 800-239-0963 • 732-549-1234 800-662-3044 • 609-597-2233 explained that if a helmet doesn’t fit proper­ ly, it won’t protect a child in case of a fall.

Continued on next page INDEPENDENT: JUNE 23, 1995 2 3

Continued from previous page

“If a helmet cracks when a child falls, then it’s done its job,” he said. “The helmet Elks bed race to benefit 7-yr.-old K eansburg boy is the first line of defense in bicycle safe­ ty.” BY LINDA PeNICOLA In an effort to stop the progression of as one team member rides in the bed and With bikes and helmets in order, it was Staff Writer the disease, Ricky will undergo the other four push it to the finish line. myoblast transfer therapy on M ay 14 in on to the safety seminar where Tara MIDDLETOWN — Elks Lodge No. Trophies will be awarded to the first-, Tennessee. This treatment, which costs Rosenberg, co-owner of the Bicycle Hub, 2179 is sponsoring a fund-raising event second- and third-place teams. provided a presentation and demonstration to benefit Elks’ charities and Ricky approximately $160,000, is the only known procedure to treat the disorder, Registration will be held on Friday of safety on and off the road. Ashmore, a 7-year-old Keansburg boy which affects all the voluntary muscles Participants were given safety pointers suffering from Duschene muscular dys­ and Saturday. The entrance free, raised of the body. such as: ride with the traffic, stop and look trophy. from the team sponsors, is $200 per bed. before entering the street, stop at all inter­ The event will be held on Saturday at The Elks are currently recruiting According to Middletown Elk Harry sections, never ride two on a bike, and the Church Street lodge in Belford. teams to obtain pledges from team Paule, about 10 teams are expected to notify parents of any falls so they can compete in the race. Half of the proceeds from the fund­ sponsors and compete in the bed race. check the bike frame for cracks. raiser will benefit the “Friends of Ricky Using an old bed or one built from For more information on the event, “You want to have fun when you ride Ashmore,” a fund established to help scratch, five-member teams will com­ call Elks event Chairman John Berth at your bike,” Rosenberg said. “You have to pay for the medical expenses of the boy. (732) 787-7199. know how to be safe when you ride or it pete in the race pushing beds on wheels won’t be any fun.” The last stop on the rodeo was the obstacle course which was set up on the municipal parking lot adjoining the church property. Here members of the bicycle patrol took each rider, from big wheelers on up, through the course to discuss proper pro­ cedures and measures a rider’s ability to navigate obstacles. Points were awarded and trophies given to those with the best safety records on the course. Sgt. George Casaletto and Patrolman Steve Dixon, who coordinated the event for the six-member bike patrol, said they were pleased with the results of the day. “Hopefully we’ll see fewer kids out there without their helmets and have a decreased number of bicycle-related acci­ dents,” Casaletto said. Dixon stressed the responsibility of parents in setting a good example and rules for bicycle safety. “Parents should set limits on where kids can ride,” he said. “And they certain­ ly shouldn’t be riding at dusk or in the dark.” Along with food and drinks, partici­ pants were treated to a demonstration of stunt riding by Hazlet resident Glen Fulcher, who has been a bicycle stunt rider for 15 years. His word to the wise: “Do not try this at home, boys and girls.” Parents who attended said they were happy with the day and the chance to get information on bicycle safety. Maryann DeVarde of Washington Street, who was there with her children Anthony 10 and Karen 7, said, “This is a wonderful community event.” “The involvement of several groups, the re-enforcement of the laws, the safety check-ups and giving the kids a chance to interact with the officers who are on the bike patrol is a fabulous opportunity,” she said. “The kids are seeing that biking can be fun and safe.” The following participants won bicy­ cles in a raffle held at the end of the rodeo; Daisy Cafro, Joey Savoy and Roberto Hernandez of Keyport, and Harry Aumack

Matawan set to hold Give-A-W ay Every fireworks gala July 3 S u n d a y Matawan Borough Recreation will i n the Coikice hold its annual fireworks display on July 3 at 9 p.m. over Lake Lefferts. Canoe rentals Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed f w ill start at 11 a.m. at a cost of $5 per hour. • Above & Inground Swimming Pools • Pool Tables & Accessories M usic will begin at 6 p.m. on the lakefront • Outdoor Furniture & Accessories • Hotspring Spas & Gazebos lawn. Visitors are invited to bring their • Decorative Concrete Resurfacing • Service, Chemicals & Parts own food and chair. The rain date is set for • Full Service Electrical Contractor • Removable Safety Fence i Elec. Lie. 7563A July 5 at the same time. No swimming will be allowed. L’' v II'iiCLK'HLoK'1. L',' ;^V '^Vor' Vs 2 4 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

W h y Party Dolls kick off M iddletow n sum m er concert series Thurs.

S K i a r l k i d S MIDDLETOWN — The town­ are encouraged to bring a blanket or ship’s Department of Parks and lawn chair. There is ample parking Recreation will kick off its 1999 available at Normandy Park. f a i l ? Summer Concerts in the Parks series Light refreshments will be avail­ Thursday with a performance by the able for purchase and all are welcome Y o u r c h ild m a y b e s m a r t e r than his or her grades show. Our teachers popular Party Dolls. to p icn ic. help children of all ages overcome frustration and failure, and realize their potential. Sponsored by AT&T, the concert In the event of rain, the concerts will be held from 7-9 p.m. at will be held at Middletown High A few hours a week can help your child improve weak study skills and gain the Normandy Park, located off Nut School South, Tindall Road, in the Educational Edge. Swamp Road. auditorium at the regularly scheduled Our testing pinpoints problems and we tutor in reading, phonics, study skills, math The Party Dolls will perform songs tim e. and SAT/ACT prep to help students in all grades do better in school. from the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s. The Free shuttle bus transportation is Call us and let us help your child break the failure chain. group features three female singers available to Middletown senior citi­ backed up by an all-male band. zen s. > H u n tin g to n The Summer Concerts in the Parks Pick-up points include Bayview LEARNING C ENTER’ series will also feature The Del Village, Tomaso, Daniel Towers, T NEW , ■ Vikings on July 8; the Harry James Luftman Towers, Shady Oaks and Your child can leam. East Brunswick 257-7500 L o c a t i o n Orchestra on July 22; New Power Soul Shadow Lake Village. Middletown Edison on Aug. 5 and The Duprees on Aug. 18. For more information, call the Independently owned and operated. 906-0900 671-0200 The concerts are free. Concertgoers Recreation Office at 615-2260.

GARDEN OPENING JULY 3RD! B r o o k d a l e

Continued from page 1 Lincroft Elementary School is getting out, traffic gets backed up from the intersec­ tion of Route 520 and M iddletown- Lincroft Road all the way to county- owned Thompson Park,” she said. “We are not opposed to good sound develop­ ment, but people can barely cross the street...(and) we are losing our sense of community and becoming one giant strip mall all the way down to Holmdel and even up to Red Bank.” According to township Planning Director Tim Anfuso, there are several permitted uses in the neighborhood vil­ ' v.'XyX'v • ; ...... lage commercial zone, such as a bank, small office building, and a personal ser- vices-type business like a barber or a hair­ Tw o G reat A ttractions dresser. The triangle-shaped lot was separated from the rest of the campus when Phalanx Road was realigned a number of years D ouble The Fun. ago, Anfuso said. He noted that if the developer wants to build something that is not a permitted use, they would have to appear before the zoning board. Horgan said that the college needs a student life center. “Students have been asking for a stu­ dent life center for many years and our crediting authority, the M iddle States Association of Colleges and Schools, strongly recommended building one,” Horgan noted. The center would be built between the college commons, which contains a cafe­ teria, office space and some classrooms, [ Like and the gymnasium. ovable “The property is an asset that the col­ juins! lege owns,” she said. “By selling that piece of property, Brookdale can self­ finance the project at no cost to the tax­ p ayers.” But Hintz believes that there are other y bu’ll be seeing double at the New Jersey State Aquarium, where you’ll ways for the college to finance the center. find two great attractions: the New Jersey State Aquarium, and the “The $1.5 million is pocket change when you consider that the building will cost brand new Camden Children's Garden! It’s two times the fun, for one low over $13 million.” admission price. At the Aquarium, you’ll enjoy a world-class collection of Hintz, who is a retired Realtor, said sharks, penguins, seals and over 5,000 exotic fish. In the Children’s Garden, that people who live on Old Phalanx Road will see their property values affected. explore the magic of plants and flowers through fun-filled, imaginative CAMDEN Children’s The student life center, expected to NewA Jersey State gardens and hands-on exhibits. The New Jersey State Aquarium & Camden open in April 2001, will cost an estimated GARDEN A q u a riu m Children's Garden. Two great attractions— double the fun! $12.5 million. When bonding expenses are factored in, the total will be around $13.8 million, Horgan said...... For Reservations & Information: Call 1-800-616-JAWS The college plans to finance $2.5 mil­ |£ £ 2 | P E T C O Delaware River Waterfront, Camden, NJ lion through the sale of the Phalanx Road www.njaquarium.0r3 • vfww.camdenchildrens3a rd en .co m property and revenue from food services and the college store. INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 2 5 remedy lawsuit, which, if the developer is successful, could result in a higher density Housing plan development, Coren said. Specializing In Group Travel After the enactment of the Fair For Over 25 Years! Continued from page 1 Housing Act in 1985, the mandated net construct 49 age-restricted affordable “fair share” housing need obligation for housing units. Aberdeen was calculated to be 331 HOT* The township can acquire the property affordable units between 1987 and 1993. for back taxes, according to Coren. “The COAH adjusted those numbers in 1993 c t state has identified environmental prob­ and changed Aberdeen’s fair share for the Special Incentives lems and it has to be cleaned up,” he years 1987-1999 to 292 affordable units. “Our analysis of vacant lands reduces explained. “Then we can create socially for Groups, Group leaders & Aberdeen’s requirement,” Coppola said. acceptable senior citizen housing.” Independent Travel Agents! He presented two maps, one with 400 To meet its rental unit obligation, the tiny, vacant lots in the township that are township would provide 44 affordable not appropriate for affordable housing rental units on a 6-acre track on County developments. A second map highlights Road, on either side of the labor union 67 properties totaling 860.70 acres of -. 35 and Bethany Road, K-Mart Shopping Center hall owned by the Safety Education & which 144.57 acres are suitable under Trust Fund of Labor, which also owns COAH’s rules. one of the vacant lots. A suitable site is one that is adjacent to CRUBBS&W In accordance with COAH’s rules, the compatible land uses, has access to appro­ township would seek a two-for-one rental With over 1,400 locations nationwide (via Parent Co. International Tours) and priate streets and is consistent with envi­ bonus that would credit it with 88 rental Corp. Blocked Cruises and Tours we simply offer you more dates for less! ronmental policies. units.That would leave the township with 37 remaining units which it proposes to dispose of through a Regional Contribution Agreement (RCA), whereby the units can be transferred to another municipality within the East Central Housing Region, consisting of h e B e s t Monmouth, Mercer and Ocean counties. In order to transfer this obligation, Aberdeen would have to contribute a min­ imum of $20,000 for each of the 37 units, or a total of at least $740,000, to the S U M M E R receiving community, Coppola said. Such agreements usually involve improvements to substandard housing. The payment can be spread over five BARBECUES years and towns such as Belmar, Long Branch or Freehold, can be recipients, he added. Start W ith Us Coren said that COAH will want to know that the money is there for the RCA. Although the money is not avail­ able now, proposed development fees Summer's here and the time is right explained in the plan would make it avail­ able when it is needed, he said. for backyard cookouts. And one In the document sent to COAH, the stop at Dearborn Farms is all you township proposes to collect residential development fees for new residential need to create the perfect barbecue. In housing units and/or the expansion of our deli, you'll find delicious Bell and Evans existing residential dwelling units equiva­ lent to 0.5 percent of the equalized Chickens, tender cuts of beef, store-made assessed value of the new housing or the hamburger patties, Boar's Head hot dogs and a expanded portion and a nonresidential development fee for new buildings and/or great selection of store-made salads. In our expansion of existing buildings equal to produce department, enjoy tasty corn-on-the-cob, one percent of the equalized assessed value. juicy watermelon and all of the season's freshest fruits During Coppola’s June 14 presentation and vegetables. Plus, bakery-fresh breads and rolls, to the council, he explained that the docu­ ment was adopted by the Planning Board desserts and all the fixins for your backyard bash. as part of the township’s master plan. It is a culmination of a process that started in Stop in Today! the mid-1980s when the proposed Applewood and Aberdeen Forge develop­ ments in the Freneau section of the town­ W I N A ship, received preliminary approval for 1,035 units, including 170 for affordable B A R - B - Q U E housing, he said. F O R 2 5 An economic recession in the early 1990s, severely impacted the developer, PEOPLE! Karnell Properties, and they lost control of the two development sites. Visit our W eb site at “Those properties are no longer wnww.clearbornfarms.com included in the fair share plan,” Coppola and e-mail us your entry... said. Aberdeen had been under court order IT'S THAT EASY! to provide affordable housing since the early 1990s, but “that litigation is a moot Drawing (e be held July 1,1999 issue now,” Coren said, although “the *Bar-B-Que includes food only for 25. owners of the property in Freneau could Beverages and service not included. Limit one entry per person. file suit or intervene with COAH. “During the coming year, COAH will be looking at the council for action,” Coren said, and “wants to see a reason­ able plan that can be implemented.” P S ® He urged the council to pass a resolu­ Dearborn Farm s tion of intent to bond, even though other sources, such as the development fee, FARM MARKET , DELI & GARDEN CENTER may be used to fund the RCA. By sending the plan to COAH, the Open every day Mon. thru Sat. 8 am-6 pm, Sun. 8 am-5 pm • 2170 Highway 35, Holmdel, NJ * 732-264-0256 township is also protected from a builders Visit our Web site at www.dearbornfarms.com 2 6 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 The Best Checking:

IN VESTO RS SAVIN GS

T h ere is n o com parison!

This is why you don’t see Investors on the competition’s charts!

Annual Minimum Check-writing percentage deposit F e a tu r e s privileges yield requirement

Limited, Deposit and Investors but with withdraw at Market 3 .5 0 % $2,5 0 0 instant . any time A ccount a c c e s s to without penalty. funds. .

The Deposit and withdraw at Investors Unlimited. 2 .6 0 % $2,500 any time Fund without penalty. S o v Fun Sum Fun Sterling Keep $500 in the Fun account to earn Interest 2 .5 0 % $500 Unlimited. interest and avoid C hecking service charges. Inte C he lnt« C he No charge for: C h e B est writing ch eck s, personalized checks, Years 50 2 .5 0 % s5 0 Unlimited. money orders, or C hecking1 American Express® 50 Travelers Cheques*. 50 C h e C h e

All four accounts feature: • A choice of overdraft protection. • The Investors 24-hour ATM card. • The Investors Check Card, which can • The Investors Card, which w ill enable be used anywhere VISA® is accepted. you to cash checks at any Investors • Fund transfer capabilities. Savings’office. ^You must be at least 62 years of age to have this account. Investors Market Account, The Investors Fund, Sterling Interest Checking, and Best Years Checking are not available for business accounts. All rates are subject to change.

INVESTORS SAVINGS BANK

CORPORATE OFFICE: 249 Millburn Avenue, Millburn • 1-800-252-8119

Other offices: COLTS NECK: NAVESINK: Chatham Madison Highway 34, P. O. Box 127 Highway 36 and Valley Drive* Clark Millburn DEAL: SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS: New Providence Highway 71 and Warren Avenue East Orange 88 Norwood Avenue, Plainfield P. 0. Box 227 TOMS RIVER: Edison Bay Plaza, Fischer Blvd., Roxbury Twsp. FREEHOLD: (Shop Rite Center)* Hillside Highway 9 and Adelphia Road* Scotch Plains W est Hills Plaza, Route 3 7 W est* Irvington Springfield LONG BRANCH: WHITING: 169 Broadway 77 Lacey Road* Livingston Union & ‘ Investors’ 24-Hour w ATM Location Deposits FDIC insured to $100,000 LENDER - ' •' ' V - ' • INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 2 7

COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD EMO Medical Care, The premier site for urgent care in Monmouth County, Hazlet offers Fitness is proud to announce their association University Women with Harold Cotier, D.O. plans $5 bag sale Program for youngsters providing comprehensive medical care. The Northern Monmouth County The Hazlet Recreation Commission is Dr. Cotier has been in practice for 20 years and provides a holistic Branch of the American Association of offering a “Fitness Program” for children approach to health care. University Women’s Used Book Sale will in kindergarten through third grades. The He utilizes modern and traditional therapeutic modalities. feature its annual End-of-Season $5 Bag sessions will be held at the James J. Cullen EMO w ill continue to serve your urgent care needs on a walk-in basis, Sale on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Community Center, 1776 Union Ave., on however, Dr. Cotier w ill be seeing patients by appointment only. sale will be held at the Garibaldi Building, Tuesdays or Thursdays from 6:30-7:15 Schedule a consultation today! located on the comer of Shrewsbury and p.m. Enrollment is limited to 20 students Oakland avenues. Bags will be provided. per class. The 10 weeks of classes will For more information, call (732) 933­ 9 5 7 - 0 7 0 7 begin on June 29 and on July 1. Program 4 8 5 5 . cost is $30; a $5 fee will be charged for those registering after Monday. Payment E M O Medical Care ___ Gethsemane slates Pot will be accepted by check only. A NAME YOU’VE TRUSTED FOR YEARS Registrations will be accepted at the James Luck Supper on Sunday J. Cullen Community Center. For more in­ Gethsemane Lutheran Church will host formation, call (732) 739-0653. EMO 2 Kings Highway & Hwy 35 South • Middletown 8am-10pm Everyday a Pot Luck Dinner on Sunday at 5 p.m. to celebrate the completion of the Rev. Matt Thiringer’s first year with the church. For more details, call (732) 264-8078. The The Area’s Only Authorized church is located at Maple Place and Main Street in Keyport. T h i s i s

Outing to Trenton WINDOW FASHIONS GALLERY Thunder game set The Eagle Hose Fire Auxiliary will m i . host a bus trip to see the Trenton Thunder decorators play the Binghamton Mets on July 10. The All Hunter Douglas® bus will leave at 4:30 p.m. from Firemans Window Treatments Park, located next to the Ye Cottage Inn on on Sale Now At West Front Street, Keyport. Game time is m m 7:05 p.m. Ticket cost is $16 per person Tremendous which includes transportation. For tickets S a ving s! or more information, call (732) 264-7598. • SILHOUETTE Mid’town Library book _ S H A D E S sale begins Saturday • NANTUCKET The “Summertime and the Reading is "7' SHADES Easy...and Cheap!” book sale, presented by die Friends of the Middletown Library, • LUMINETTE will begin Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. PRIVACY SHEERS and will continue June 28 to July 1 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The sale will feature paper­ • DUETTE & APPLAUSE® backs and some hardcover books for 25 «* r! i HONEYCOMB SHADES cents each. Maps and magazines will be available for three for 25 cents. Hardcover • COUNTRY WOODS* books will cost $1 each. Records will sell W OOD BLINDS for 25 cents each. The event will be held in I s m the foyer of the main library, located at 55 • EVER WOOD® New Monmouth Road, Middletown. BLINDS Prayer group slates C w B i : ' - • MILLENIA® July 2 Healing Mass Ei:'- ' VERTICAL BLINDS The Mother of God Prayer Community • PLEATED SHADES invites the public to attend a Charismatic Healing Mass on July 2 at St. Mary’s • ROLLER SHADES Roman Catholic Church, Leonardville Road, New Monmouth section of m m • W OOD SHUTTERS Middletown. Praise and worship will • POLYWOOD § begin at 7:30 p.m., followed by Mass at 8 p.m. and then healing prayers. Celebrant SH U T T E R S & for the Mass will be the Rev. Jeff Kegley. For more information, call (732) 671­ 0 0 7 1 . FREE L ?N C £ i D hom e fashion center Hunter Douglas® Window Decorating Seniors in Motion 520 Rt. 9 North • M analapan • (732) 972-3364 • 1-800-724-0068 Book (Value $15) Store Hours: BRIDAL REGISTRY AVAILABLE 732-972-3364 provides mobility 1-800-724-0068 M onday thru Saturday 10:00am to 5:30pm RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL The Middletown area’s “Seniors in With this coupon. Offer expires 7/15/99. Thursday 10:00am to 8:00pm DESIGN SERVICES Motion” program will make scooters, mo­ torized and manual wheelchairs available to senior citizens and the permanently dis­ ir 6 0 % O F F ] [ 6 5 % O F F ] ir 7 5 % O F F ] ir 6 5 % o f f ] r 7 0 % O F F abled with mobility impairments - usually Duette® Country Woods® Celebrity Vertical Applause® at no cost to those who qualify. Equipment Honeycom b Wood Blinds Mini Blinds Honeycom b Shades will be delivered to the individual’s home Shades Blinds and a full demonstration will be provided 732-972-3364 732-972-3364 732-972-3364 j 732-972-3364 732-972-3364 1-800-724-0068 1-800-724-0068 1-800-724-0068 j 1-800-724-0068 1-800-724-0068 by the manager upon qualification. For deeorato | decorators decorators deeorato With this coupon. Not valid with other * With this coupon, Not valid with other \ With this coupon. Not valid with other I s With this coupon. Not valid with other * i With this coupon. Not valid with other more information and qualification, call | offers or prior purchases. Offer expires 7/15/99. j | offers or prior purchases. Offer expires 7/15/99. j jj offers or prior purchases. Offer expires 7/15/99. j | offers or prior purchases. C" toll free to 1-800-594-1225. 28 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 OPINION

OUR VIEW

Scone one for M id'tow n

iddletown’s open space as good for residents of the and historic preserva­ Lincroft section who were tion efforts got a boost shocked to learn that Brookdale last week with the news thatCommunity the College plans to sell M a 5.9-acre tract on Phalanx Road Monmouth County Historical Association has acquired the to help finance a new college circa 1851 John Dorset Taylor bu ild in g. house on King’s Highway. The land was separated from The house, referred to as the the rest of the campus when Taylor-Butler House after the Phalanx Road was realigned late owner George W. Butler, some years ago and is currently includes five acres of land and is zoned for neighborhood commer­ next to Marlpit Hall, the associa­ cia l use. tion’s first museum house, which Lincroft residents apparently is also associated with the King’s assumed it would forever remain Highway Taylor family. part of the college and are right­ It’s interesting to note that the fully concerned about the contin­ house was only 50 years young ued development of Lincroft cen­ when the association was found­ ter and increasing traffic conges­ ed in Middletown in 1898 by a tion. group of enlightened people who The college has every right to recognized the value of preserv­ sell the land, but as a public enti­ ing the county’s rich heritage. ty and significant presence in The acquisition will give the Lincroft Village, it also needs to association a major and welcome weigh that right against the con­ presence in the heart of historic cerns voiced by its neighbors and Middletown. the possible negative impact on Unfortunately, the news isn’t the community. LETTERS open seven days a week, 24 hours Could 'Chamber virus' a day as he wants them to be. Finally, he scolds the council be self-imposed? Clifton has apparently gone cost to the town on the latest entire Chase Tract as open space for not exempting the commercial he June 16 Independent to the Clinton School of Politics. lawsuit is $60,000 a year for and to not put sewers in the property owners from this year’s included a “Guest Column” It doesn’t matter what lies he five years. How much interest southern part of Holmdel. 1-cent municipal tax rate increase written by Sidney Becnel, tells, people will believe you if will we pay and what are our Now begins the difficult task (the first since 1995) as a show of vice president of the Keyport you say it with a straight face legal costs - are we still using - that of putting together a pack­ T support for the businesses. Becnel Chamber of Commerce. He is and wave your finger. Clifton the same lawyer? How much age of funding to enable the should ask the residential proper­ concerned that the Chamber has t e lls th e Independent th a t th e will our insurance costs increase land to be saved and persuading ty owners who also work hard to been infected with a “virus” and reason three Independent candi­ because of all these suits? I Chase Manhattan Bank to agree pay their property taxes what they that it “doesn’t have long to live,” dates are running this year is understand that there are still 10 to allow us to preserve the land think of that suggestion. I think it and he places blame for the because the Democratic Party is lawsuits outstanding against the as open space. With the pro­ would be fair of them to expect chamber’s troubles on many having problems and is unhappy town. What are they for; what is active assistance of the the same show of support for groups including the Keyport with the way the party is run our financial exposure? Do you Monmouth Conservation Foun­ their efforts on behalf of Keyport. Borough Council, which he causing former Democrats to trust this mayor and council to dation, this should not be an In Becnel’s column, he never claims has failed to assist the jump ship. What hogwash. handle these lawsuits? impossible task. The important once suggests that the chamber Chamber in its promotion of the Clifton and the rest of them ED KOOI thing is that everyone is now itself might be partially responsi­ downtown. His remarks concern­ will never get it. We are upset Independent pulling in the same direction. ble for its present difficulties. ing the council are without merit because we elected them to pro­ mayoral candidate CILU would like to pledge our Instead, he blames non-member and need to be addressed. tect us and they failed miser­ Matawan efforts to assist in any way nec­ businesses, residents and the The council has never failed to ably. Here it is four lost law essary to make this happen. council. I would suggest that part favorably respond to the many suits later and they still don’t We predict that in future of the Chamber’s problem which CILU grateful for requests of the Chamber for assis­ know why we can’t trust them years, the residents of Holmdel Becnel sees, might be himself - a tance over the years. Last year it ever again to protect this town. will thank the committee in 1999 leader who lashes out at those committee actions spent more than $10,000 making There is an old saying, “Fool me for having the foresight and who disagree with the way he (Copy of letter sent to Mayor repairs to the electrical system once, shame on you - fool me vision to preserve this gift for our sees things and in the process David Chai and Township Com­ and lights on Front Street so the twice shame on me.” Clifton children and grandchildren. alienates those he professes a mittee members Gary Aumiller, chamber can have reliable power and the rest of the council have SAM SHRAMKO desire to work with. An organiza­ Terence Wall, Molly Giamanco for its events. Our Public Works been fooling us for years - noth­ ALETHA SPANG tion looking for help will not find and Joseph Speranza) Department assists the Chamber ing ever changes; things only CILU Co-Presidents it that way. n behalf of the Citizens H olm del with many events; delivering and KEVIN GRAHAM get worse. .We can’t afford to setting up tables, hanging ban­ trust them ever again. Matawan for Informed Land Use Mayor of Keyport ners, hauling away trash, etc. The Republicans and Democrats per­ (CILU) membership, we would like to offer a warm Spaghettiand benefit borough hired a parking enforce­ Clifton doesn't have fect together, but not for us. O ment officer at the chamber’s Mr. Clifton, I have always heartfelt congratulations for dinner was success your actions taken at the June 14 request to help solve parking all the answ ers been a Republican, never been a On June 6, a spaghetti dinner Democrat and because of your township meeting regarding the problems, which affected busi­ was disturbed reading the was held at St. Mary’s Chase Tract and the sewer sur­ ness. The borough street sweeper June 16 issue that Robert lack of leadership, I’ll never be Episcopal Church, Keyport. The vey . cleans Front Street once a week. Clifton, mayor of Matawan, anything but an independent dinner raised $1,000, which will While the results of the sur­ The list goes on and on. ■ the sole Republican on the coun­from now on. benefit the Keyport Food Becnel states that I said there I I have been asking the coun­ vey could have been taken in cil, has all the answers for the Pantry.. cil and Clifton what our expo­ many different ways, the will be no public rest rooms in the people of Matawan. This is the To all members of St. Mary’s sure was on this last suit and Township Committee was able new Borough Hall because there man who only remained mayor and all who purchased tickets, never received a proper answer. to put aside their original sup­ is, “no money for attendants.” because his opponent was James donated food and gave of their port for sewers and their m isgiv­ Not true. Becnel did not even Shea and not one Republican I was told that the claim was a time, I would like to say thank Workman’s Comp, claim and it ings about preserving the entire attend the Chamber meeting could bring him self to vote for you. The outpouring of support would be covered by insurance. Chase Tract and accept the find­ where I spoke on this and other Shea. If Socks the cat had run, he was terrific. ings as the will of the people. matters. There certainly will be would be mayor. Remember that We never get the truth, only We are gratified by your pledge public rest rooms in the new all Republicans that ran were if we really push do we get any SUSAN MIKKELSEN information. We are told the of cooperation to protect the building; they just will not be ousted from office. H a z l e t r

INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 2 9

Sum m er is H ere! Custom-Made Indoor Weather Buy a C arrier Cooling System □ now and Beat the Heat! •We feature the only full line of units that run on Puron®, the ozone-friendly refrigerant •FREE programable thermostat with purchase of a new air conditioner or furnace f— Iff?

•Utility Rebates up to $1000!

CALL FOR FREE IN HOME ESTIMATE 732-741-3454 Our Engineers aren't comfortable until you are.

JACKIE POLLACK Kaitiin Johnson, a fourth-grader at Lloyd Road School in Aberdeen, and the ( § ( £ other four top Walk-a-thon collection winners at the school — Nicholas C T ENGINEERING CO. » RED BANK (732)741-3454 - NEW BRUNSW ICK (732)494-6113 McCloskey, kindergarten; Emily DeMarco, first grade; Jacob Smolzer, second Serving All of Central New Jersey Since 1951 ___ grade; and Nicole Sampson, fourth grade — were treated to a limousine ride to Chili’s in Holmdel, where they enjoyed a free lunch. The five raised $21,000 for class trips. ADVERTISEMENT

NJBEST COLLEGE SAVINGS PLAN PARK 'N' PLAY

Road, Locust. Parents and their young­ Putting College W ithin Your Register youngsters for sters, ages 4-5, are invited to meet a live Amazing Dirt program box turtle, hear a story and make a hard- shelled reptile to take home. The cost of Child's (and Your) Reach Poricy Park will offer an “Amazing the program is $5 per child and $1 per uses the money for college, it is Dirt” program to children ages 4-5. adult. W hether you're a par­ Youngsters will find out facts about dirt ent of a newborn or federally taxed at his or her through nature walks, experiments, stories a preteen, you're lower tax rate, not at yours. and crafts. Participants will take part in Poricy closes on 4th, right to be concerned about pay­ And NJBEST earnings are free making bricks and baking a mud cake. resets ‘Earth’ program ing for college, just like buying of state tax when used to pay Registration is required and costs $40 for a home or financing your retire­ eligible expenses. Plus, you members and $50 for non-members. The Since Poricy Park will close on July 4, ment, paying for college takes won't have to pay a capital session will take place at the Nature the scheduled “Down to Earth” program planning. It's a big investment, gains tax. Center, located on Oak Hill Road in will be held on July 11 from 1-3 p.m. at the but one that research shows will NJBEST and Financial Middletown. park, located on Oakhill Road in allow your children to enjoy a Aid: Working Together. If you Middletown. Subjects to be covered will lifetime of higher earnings. 1997 qualify, the first $25,000 saved include good bugs and tomato plants. Census Bureau figures show Scott B. Freedman has in NJBEST will be excluded Gardens to celebrate Members of the Navesink Garden Club that people with bachelor's 20 years of experience from consideration in the will be available to answer gardening Day Lily Day on Sat. degrees earn 76% more than in college financial aid, award of state-funded, need- qu estion s. is past president of the based financial aid. NJBEST is The Monmouth County Park System people without them, accord­ National Association of the only state tuition-savings and the Garden State Day Lily Growers ing to an article in the State Student Grant will present “Day Lily Day at Deepcut Craft Center offers Washington Post, 10 December program that offers a $500 and Aid Programs, and Gardens” on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 1998. scholarship to students who is Executive Director of classes in printing New Jersey offers many attend a New Jersey college p.m. The gardens are located at 352 the New Jersey Higher The Monmouth County Park System is excellent student financial aid or university. Redhill Road in Middletown. Early culti- Education Student offering the following classes at the programs. Although scholar­ NJBEST: Not Just for vars will be on display along with hand­ Assistance Authority. outs, catalogs and a free souvenir day lily Thompson Park Craft Center, Newman ships, loans, parents' current College in New Jersey. (while supplies last). The event will also Springs Road, Lincroft section of income and students' part-time jobs help, NJBEST savings can be used for under­ feature videos on outstanding cultivars and Middletown. Pre-registration is required. family savings usually are very important graduate or graduate study anywhere in growers to answer questions. The free pro­ For information or registration, call (732) in paying costs. Now, there's a the United States. The only requirement to gram needs no pre-registration. For more 842-4000 or (732) 219-9484 for the hear­ revolutionary way for you to save. establish an NJBEST account is that either information, call (732) 671-6050. ing impaired. According to Kiplinger's Personal Finance the contributor or the beneficiary is a New • A “Dyeing and Block Printing” class Magazine, February 1999, the best state Jersey resident. There are no application Families will meet is scheduled for Wednesdays from June 30 tuition-savings programs "promise to be fees or income and age requirements. You to July 28 from 9:30 a.m. to noon. Students a popular—and sensible—way for don't even have to be the child's parent. will learn different ways to dye and print parents...to save for their children's Grandpa or Grandma can start an NJBEST reptiles, turtles fabric. Participants will use cold water education." In N ew Jersey, we're one of the account too. In the May 3, 1999, issue of The Monmouth County Park System dyes with wax-resist methods, as well as states lucky enough to have our own pro­ Newsweek magazine, Jane Bryant Quinn will offer the following family programs. have the opportunity to experiment with gram: NJBEST. recommends NJBEST as her favorite way Pre-registration is required and can be relief printing techniques. The cost of the How NJBEST Works. You simply set for grandparents in New Jersey to con­ made by calling (732) 842-4000 or (732) class is $75 per person; a $25 materials fee up an account for your child's future tribute to their grandchildren's educational 219-9484 for the hearing impaired. should be brought to the first class. college costs. You can contribute as little as future. Thinking about going back to • “Hiss, Slither and Rattle Show” is • A “Stenciling & Screen Printing” $25 per month. With over $75 billion under school? You can even set up an NJBEST open to families on Saturday and Sunday course will be held on Wednesdays from management, The New Jersey Treasury account for yourself. from 1:30-2:15 p.m. at Huber Woods June 30 to July 28 from 1:30-4 p.m. Environmental Center, Browns Dock Designed for students who have experi­ Department's Division of Investment man­ Road, Locust. Parents and their children, ence with fabric dyeing and printing, the ages the NJBEST fund. When your child age 3 and older, will meet and learn about class offers the opportunity to cut stencils is ready for college, NJBEST makes your NIBEST savings available to pay for it. the Park System’s menagerie of reptiles. and print on fabrics to be used in clothing A COLLEGE SAVINGS PLAN The cost of each session is $2 per child and design or art quilts. Participants can also NJBEST Federal and State Tax $2.50 per adult. work on more complex designs using Advantages. Contributions to NJBEST 1-877-4NJBEST • “Turtle Tales” will be held on Sunday photo screen techniques. The course cost is grow tax-deferred until the money is taken www.state.nj.us/treasury/osa/ from 10:30-11:30 a.m. at Huber Woods $75 each; a $25 materials fee should be out for college costs. When the student Environmental Center, Browns Dock brought to the first class. ■ ili u m 3 0 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 Milestones

Lento-Fontecchio Rath-Breil S T O R K C L U B Anne Marie Lento of East Brunswick Mr. and Mrs. William G. Rath of announces the engagement of her daugh­ Hazlet announce the engagement of their Renee and Walter Schaefer of ter, Christa Marie Lento, to Jeffrey Paul daughter, Melissa Lynn Roth, to Middletown announce the birth of their Fontecchio, son of Patricia P. and Christian Michael Breil, son of Mr. and daughter, Victoria Catherine, on April 29 Dominick V. Fontecchio of Middletown. Mrs. Frank M. Breil of Keyport. at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. Ms. Lento also is the daughter of the late The future bride is a graduate of St. The baby weighed 7 pounds, 3 ounces and James G. Lento Jr. John Vianney High School, Holmdel. She joins brother, Walter John, 2. Grandparents The future bride is a graduate of East received a bachelor of science degree in are Nicholas and Jacqueline Manente of Brunswick High School and Cook College chemistry from the College of St. Middletown and Walter and Florence of Rutgers University, New Brunswick, Elizabeth, Morristown. She is employed where she earned a bachelor of science de­ S ch aefer o f H olm d el. as an associate scientist at Purepac Phar­ gree in environmental science. She is pur­ maceutical Co., Elizabeth. suing a master’s degree in public health at Laura and Frank Procaccino of Her fiance is a graduate of St. John the University of Medicine and Dentistry of Hazlet announce the birth of their son, Vianney High School, Holmdel. He New Jersey, Piscataway, and is employed as Nicholas Francis, on May 6 at Riverview earned a bachelor of arts degree in polit­ a registered environmental health specialist Medical Center, Red Bank. The baby ical science/international relations from by the Edison Health Department. weighed 5 pounds, 12 ounces and joins Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madi­ Her fiance is a graduate of Middletown sisters, Amanda, 14, and Alyssa, 12. son. He is enrolled in the master’s pro­ High School North; Rutgers College, New Grandparents are Margaret and Eugene gram at the University of Delaware at Brunswick, where he earned a bachelor of Wood of Hazlet and Linda and Al Newark, pursuing a master’s degree in science degree in economics and was in- Christa Lento, Jeffrey Fontecchio Procaccino of Hoboken. Godparents are international relations. He is employed ducted into Phi Beta Kappa honor society; Rosemary Manning of Hoboken and as web site administrator and editorial and the Rutgers University Graduate degree. He is employed as a business ana- Frank Wood of Hazlet. School of Management, Newark, where he lyst by Kemper Environmental Insurance assistant at Polyconomics Inc., Morris­ tow n. earned a master of business administration Co., Princeton. Riverview Medical Center in Red An April 2001 wedding is planned. Bank announced the following local births:

Lankford-Davino Christine and Michael Gallagher of Thomas and Michele Jones of Red­ Little Silver, a daughter on May 27; mond, Ore., announce the engagement of Darlene and Andrew Kiss of Aber­ their daughter, Amanda P. Lankford, to deen, a daughter on May 28; Joseph B. Davino, son of Joseph and Lorraine and Keith Lang of Hazlet, a Sharon Davino of West Keansburg. daughter on May 28; The future bride is a graduate of Cherie and Patrick Quigley of Mid­ Redmond High School (Ore.). She is dletown, a daughter on May 28; currently attending Central Oregon Community College in Bend, Ore. She Diane and Brian Raheb of Holmdel, a is employed as a receptionist at The son on May 28; Mortgage Source in Bend, Ore. Patricia and Christopher Russo of Her fiance is a graduate of Raritan Red Bank, a son on May 28; High School, Hazlet. He attended Key­ Erinn and Christopher Hogrefe of stone College in LaPlume, Pa. He is Keyport, a son on May 29; attending the DeShutes County Police Jennifer Kwolek and Brian Baker of Academy in Portland, Ore., to become a Middletown, a son on May 30; Redmond police officer. He is employed Lea and David Shave of Holmdel, a as a lathe operator at Ponderosa Mold­ daughter on May 30; and ing Co., Redmond, Ore. Jessica and Patrick Slattery of Red Amanda Lankford, Joseph Davino An April 2000 wedding is planned. Christian Breil, M elissa Roth Bank, a daughter on May 31.

O N CAMPUS

Louise and Joseph Marchesani of Hazlet, Joseph M azzeo of Cliffwood has com­ society in education, at the chapter’s 68th ECREES AWARDED received a bachelor of arts degree from pleted Bloomfield College’s Pre-Chiro­ annual induction ceremony held in April. A Washington University, St. Louis, Mo. A practic Program in Bloomfield and was 1997 graduate of Raritan High School in 1994 graduate of Raritan High School in among 20 pre-chiropractic and post-chiro­ Hazlet, she recently completed her sopho­ Gabrielle Miele of Holmdel was practic students honored recently at the more year at The College of New Jersey in awarded a bachelor’s degree in sociology Hazlet, she was a comparative literature and Spanish major in the College of Arts college’s recognition ceremony. At the cer­ Ewing, where she is majoring in elemen­ from Providence College (R.I.) at the emony, New York Chiropractic College tary education and art. schools commencement exercises in May. and Sciences at the university. awarded him a $1,000 Pre-Chiropractic Tara A. Trumble of Middletown was Jennifer F. Cleary of Hazlet recently Robert A. Rankl of Holmdel was Incentive Scholarship. He will matriculate named to the dean’s list for the spring received a bachelor of art’s degree in psy­ awarded a bachelor of arts degree in histo­ at NYCC in the fall, taking advantage of semester at Bloomsburg University of chology from the University of Delaware ry from Ursinus College in Collegeville, Bloomfield College’s agreement with Pennsylvania. at Newark. She was a member of the Pa. NYCC. Mazzeo also received a $500 Dr. Ronald M ichael Cleary of Hazlet was Omega-Epsilon Chapter of the Phi Alpha William V. Cirino Sr. Honorary Scholar­ named to the dean’s list for the spring Theta history honor society at the school. COLLEGE HONORS ship by the Northern New Jersey Chiro­ semester at Drew University, Madison. Adam Paul Olsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Nesbihal of Aberdeen recently practic Society for high academic perfor­ Kristy L. Luaces of Holmdel was Paul Olsen of Hazlet, received a bachelor completed a certification program in materi­ mance and leadership, participation in named to the dean’s list for the spring of science degree magna cum laude from als management offered by Bloomfield extracurricular activities and plans to semester at Kean University, Union. Brown University in Providence, R.I. He College’s Materials Manage-ment Institute attend chiropractic college. Mazzeo also Terence Regler of Aberdeen was completed a concentration in chemistry, at PSE&G in South Plainfield. Taught by received the Alice Ann Sayler Pre­ named to the dean’s list for spring semes­ earning special academic honors. senior professionals employed in their fields Chiropractic Scholarship to Bloomfield ter at College Misericordia in Dallas, Pa. Risa Cara Letowsky of Aberdeen was of instruction, the program addresses the C o lleg e. Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pa., awarded a bachelor of science degree in way materials are acquired, controlled, Michael Boccieri of Holmdel has named the following area students to the business and economics with a major in stored and distributed. The seven courses accepted membership in The National dean’s list for the spring semester: marketing, with high honors, from Lehigh also cover specific areas of production and Society of Collegiate Scholars and will be University in Bethlehem, Pa. Jeanne C. Futuyma, daughter of inventory control, purchasing, quality con­ honored during a campus ceremony this Vittorio Antonio Russo of Aberdeen Thomas and Theresa Futuyma of Holmdel; fall at Northwestern University, Evanston, received a bachelor of science degree in trol, distribution, traffic and warehouse man­ Cara L. M ickelsen, daughter of Thomas agement. Bloomfield’s MMI is a cooperative business and economics with a major in 111. and Phyllis Mickelsen of Holm-del; planning effort between the academic and Pamela L. Ortman, daughter of Mr. accounting, with honors, from Lehigh Uni­ Jennifer L. McCord of Rumson, corporate sectors, providing continuing edu­ and Mrs. John Ortman of Hazlet, was versity, Bethlehem, Pa. daughter of Herbert and Judith McCord; inducted into the Gamma Zeta Chapter of Diane M. Marchesani, daughter of cation opportunities for adults working in the industry. Kappa Delta Pi, an international honor Continued on next page INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 3 1

ON C A M P U S

Continued from previous page scholars attending the conference from CLASSIC CERAMIC TILE across the country. Throughout the 11-day Vanessa M. Bovo, daughter of Robert conference, she will interact with key and Benedetta Bovo of Aberdeen; leaders and newsmakers from the three The Largest Selection of In-Stock Joseph M. Tierney, son of Timothy branches of government, the media and the Ceramic Tile Products in New Jersey and JoAnn Tierney of Hazlet; diplomatic corps. Jessica L. Knier of Holmdel, daughter Coral Sm ith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. • Professional Advice for of Lawrence Knier and Dawn Wilkes; and Matthew Smith of Keyport, was selected Melissa J. Sholtzow, daughter of Do-It-Yourselfers as a delegate to attend Girls’ Career Marshall and Cathy Sholtzow of Matawan. Institute at the Douglass College campus • We Im port Direct and You Save! of Rutgers University in New Brunswick • Discontinued and Closeout Specials HIGH SCHOOL NOTES from June 21 - 24. She was sponsored by the GFWC Woman’s Club of Keyport. She Christine Boccieri of Holmdel has is a junior at Keyport High School, editor- been selected to attend The National in-chief of the yearbook, a member of both Tremendous savings Young Leaders Conference from Aug. 1 - the" softball team and the drama club, and of up to 75% and more 11 in Washington, D.C. The conference is a percussionist in the band. She plans to a leadership development program for enroll in the drama program at the University of Alaska. The institute is a high school students who have demon­ TWO GREAT LOCATIONS strated leadership potential and scholastic yearly project of the New Jersey State CERAM IC TILE OUTLET CLASSIC CERAM IC TILE merit. She will be among 350 national Federation of Women’s Clubs. K e y p o r t East Brunsw ick Hwy. 35 & Cass Street 2 7 2 H w y. 1 8 N (1/2 mi. N. of Tices La.) POLICE BEAT 7 3 9 - 4 6 6 0 Hours: Mon-Thurs., 8-8 Tues., Wed., Fri., 8-5, Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed., 8-5 Sat. 8-4, Sun. 10-3 Thurs., Fri., 8-8, Sat., 8-5, Sun., 10-3 All items in Police Beat are taken from police department records. AH suspects are MIDDLETOWN presumed innocent until found guilty in court. Dennis E. Moran, 42, of 84 Brainard Ave., Atlantic Highlands Fire Department OLMD Port Monmouth, was arrested for driving while intoxicated June 11 at 2 a.m. The arrest AVj Presenls Fair Starts at 6:00 P.M. occurred on Bary and Center avenues. A June 13 motor vehicle stop on IN THE MUNICIPAL HARBOR Nelson Flesch, 18, of 722 Park Ave., OFF FIRST AVENUE Holmdel Road resulted in the arrest of two Union Beach, was arrested for possession of local residents. Darlene Smurra, 24, 62 under 50 grams of marijuana on June 13 at 5 Cornell Drive, was charged with posses­ p.m. The arrest occurred on Route 36. sion of a controlled dangerous substance (CDS) and possession of a CDS in a motor vehicle and with backing up improperly. HAZLET Thomas Flores, 21, 826 Second St., Union Beach, was charged with possession of a Police charged Daniel Charles Black­ CDS and possession of a CDS in a motor burn, 21, 158 Momingside Ave., Union vehicle. Beach, with driving while intoxicated, reck­ a— less driving and leaving the scene of an ■ ' ■■■ : '■ V • ■■■■:,.■ : KEYPOR accident after they responded to an incident HH at Wawa food market, 1181 Route 36, at JUNE 30 * JULY 1 • 2 • 3 1:51 p.m. June 13. Blackburn allegedly FOOD • RIDES • GAMES Sven son Brothers Inc., Monroe St., was broken into June 15 and $1,800 worth drove off Poole Avenue onto a Gina Drive of construction tools were stolen. The lock lawn, causing lawn and shrub damage prior Wednesday, June 3 0 t h One Price was pried off of a gate to gain entry, police to arriving at Wawa, according to police. & Thursday, July 1st / ^ e ^Mghtx said. A 1992 Ford valued at $10,000 was S| 4 00 p e r p e r s o n 12 Amusement Rides to Choose! A Green Grove Avenue resident reportedly stolen while parked at Sam’s reported to police that during the night of Mobile Court, Route 36, sometime between R adio Station 94.3 “The Point” R oad C rew w ill be at the June 18 his truck was broken into and tools 6 p.m. June 10 and 8:30 a.m. June 11, Fair from 6-8 PM on W ednesday, June 30th according to reports. were taken. A ntique C ars from th e 20’s, 30’s and 40’s w ill be on A total of 40 motor vehicle summons­ A Toro Revo bicycle valued at $260 was d isp lay on Friday, July 2nd es were issued between June 12-18. reported stolen from the Cove Road School playground at 9:33 p.m. June 11, according - Fireworks on Saturday, July 3rd at Dusk - to reports. Questions? Call 291-2002 MATAWAN m The rear window of a vehicle parked at an office building located at 812 Poole Ave. A video camcorder was reported was smashed sometime between 10:30 and stolen from a vehicle parked at the Clinton 11 a.m. June 12, according to reports. Street Park at 4:16 p.m. on June 14, A blood storage box was taken from according to reports. the front of a doctor’s office at 80 Hazlet A Middlesex Road residence was bro­ Ave. and thrown through the front window of ken into the afternoon of June 14 and a another office in the same building some­ Macintosh computer was stolen, according time between June 12-14, according to to reports. reports.

JUST GET OIL. TANKS YOUR ^ , REMOVED HEALTH Protect Your Home INSURANCE ' S ft Free Estimates RENEWAL? Y U| No Job Too Big or Too Small Eq l Call the Health Insurance Specialists at Tl Your Financial Resource Center Vehicles to v w w FREE QUOTES for all major carriers for Group and Individual Health Choose D 'r E P' HOME C T \ A Insurance, Long Term Care E_ HEATING \ \ \ N Insurance and Medicare Supplement Insurance 'I, 5 6 6 - 1 3 0 0 i • Local Auto AURORA I Every Week in the Automotive Section of 1102 Highway 34 Dealers ENVIRONMENTAL, INC. Aberdeen, NJ 07747 1-800-464-0519 esor a teK (Next to McDonalds) * Priv Greater Media Newspapers I News Transcript • Independent • Sentinel • Suburban • Examiner 3 2 Independent; june?3, 1999 OBITUARIES

Greater Media Newspapers prints obituar­ WALTRAUD E. MEYER, 63, of Matawan J o h n E P f l e g e r ies as a free community service, at no charge to died June 20 at Bayshore Health Care Center, the families of the deceased or to the funeral Holmdel. Born in Gudden, Germany, she lived in homes that provide the information. Perth Amboy before moving to Matawan several years ago. She was a homemaker. Surviving are two sons, Jam es Toner of Union Beach and GINA MARIE MILLER CLYMORE, 21, of Steven D. Toner of Italy; a daughter, Judy Metros F u n e r a l H o m e Avenel died June 17 at Rahway Hospital, of Maine; two granddaughters and two grand­ Rahway. Born in Red Bank, she lived in sons. Services were under the direction of Day Middletown before moving to Avenel six months Funeral Home, Keyport. Cremation was private. ago. She was a communicant of St. Andrew’s Roman Catholic Church, Avenel. Surviving are THEODORE JAMES POLETIS, 83, of FAMILY OW NED her husband, John Clymore Jr.; and two broth­ Middletown died June 16 at home. Born in ers, William Miller of Middletown and Daniel Newark, he moved to Middletown 51 years ago. A N D Miller of Belford. Services were under the direc­ He worked for ATCO Tile in Keyport for 30 years, tion of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a reli­ retiring in 1982 as an electrical engineer in O P E R A T E D gious service at Holy Family Roman Catholic hydraulics. Mr. Poletis was a member of the Church, Union Beach. Interment was at St. Kimisis Tis Theotokou Greek Orthodox Church, Joseph’s Cemetery, Keyport. Holmdel. Surviving are his wife of 61 years, S I N C E Catherine Stamas Poletis; two sons, Jam es T. FRANCENE F. DULLEGAR, 80, of Matawan and Peter, both of Middletown; two daughters, 19 5 6 died June 16 at Bayshore Community Hospital, Eugenia Meloro and Adrian Duda, both of Holmdel. Born in Jersey City, she moved to Middletown; a niece, Stella Kounelis of Miami, Matawan 20 years ago. Until her retirement in Fla.; 10 grandchildren; and a .great-grandson. 1969, she was employed as administrator of Services were under the direction of the John F. Fairmount Hospital, Jersey City, where she Pfleger Funeral Home, Middletown, with a reli­ worked for 25 years. Surviving are a cousin, gious service at Kimisis Tis Theotokou Greek Directors: Gwendolyn Buttermore of Westfield. Services Orthodox Church. Memorial donations may be were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, made to: American Cancer Society, Eastern G regory W. Pfleger, Mgr. Keyport. Interment was at George Washington Division, 801 Broad St., Shrewsbury, NJ 07702. Memorial Park Cemetery, Paramus. Memorial John F. Pfleger Jr. donations may be made to: Humane Societies, JOHN J. HAYDEN, 74, of South Amboy died 2960 Shafto Road, Tinton Falls, NJ 07753. June 11 in Raritan Bay Medical Center, Old John F. Pfleger Bridge division. A son, John E. Hayden, died in FAIRY M. MIDDLEBROOK GOEKMEYER, 1979. Surviving are his wife, Mary A. Lovely M ichael G. Bruntz 77, of Middletown died June 14 at Monmouth Hayden; two daughters, Mary Theresa Boychuk Medical Center, Long Branch. Born in Farming­ and Judith Seaman, both of South Amboy; three ton, Ga., she lived in Staten Island, N.Y., before brothers, Gerald Hayden of South Amboy, moving to Middletown in 1957. Mrs. Goekmeyer James Hayden of Sayreville and Ronald Hayden was employed by the Middletown Board of of Middletown; a sister, Gertrude Bowie of South Education as secretary to the principal at Amboy; and six grandchildren. Services were ar­ Middletown High School from 1958 - 72. ranged by Gundrum Service Home for Funerals, Surviving are her husband of 57 years, Edward South Amboy, with a Mass at St. Mary’s Church, C. Goekmeyer; two daughters, Patricia Emmert South Amboy. Interment was in Christ Church of Toms River and Priscilla Senecal of Cornelius, Cemetery, South Amboy. N.C.; four grandchildren, Matthew Senecal of New York City, Bonnie Emmert of Lancaster, Pa., J O S E P H V. S P A D O R A , 70, of Englishtown, 115 Tindall R oad died June 19 at CentraState Medical Center, Christy Downs of Point Pleasant and Julie Freehold. Born in Linden, he lived there until M iddletown, NJ 07748 Nickerson of Charlotte, N.C.; and one great­ moving to Englishtown 29 years ago. Mr. grandchild. Services were under the direction of Spadora was employed as a warehouseman 671-1326 the John F. Pfleger Funeral Home, Middletown. with Cosmair Inc., Dayton, for 12 years. He was Memorial donations may be made to: a communicant of St. Joseph’s Church, Keyport. Farmington Cemetery Trust Fund, c/o Ann Mr. Spadora was a U.S. Army veteran of the Kilpatrick, P.O. Box 767, Farmington, GA 30638­ Korean War. Surviving are his wife, Anna 0767. Scherer Spadora; seven sons, Christopher of Englishtown, Vincent of Virginia, John, Joseph JACK A. KARLIK, 65, of Susquehanna, Pa., and Jeffrey, all of California, Robert Kirkpatrick of died June 16 at home. Born in Linden, he lived in Mt. Holly, and Charles Kirkpatrick of Coatsville, TEMPLE SHALOM Keyport before moving to Susquehanna seven Pa.; his daughter, Connie Del Fino of California; years ago. He was a postal carrier for the U.S. and 10 grandchildren. Funeral services were j " Postal Service, Keyport, for 32 years, retiring in held at St. Joseph’s Church, followed by inter­ 1989. Mr. Karlik was a communicant of North ment at St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Keyport. The Jackson Methodist Church, Susquehanna, Pa. Day Funeral Home, Keyport, was in charge of He was a member of the American Legion and arrangements. Torah,Worship, Loving Deeds Veterans of Foreign Wars posts in Susquehanna and was a member of the Coast Guard Reserve F R A N K P. H A L L IG A N , 67, of the Cheese- from 1975-83, Sandy Hook. He was a U.S. Navy quake section of Old Bridge, died June 17 at veteran of the Korean War, serving on the USS home. He was born in Newark, where he lived JOINING A SYNAGOGUE IS LIKE GETTING MARRIED Williamsburg presidential yacht under Harry until moving to Old Bridge 43 years ago. Mr. Truman. Surviving are his wife, Barbara Karlik; Halligan was employed as an oil worker at Am­ SO MAYBE YOU SHOULD GO ON two sons, Karl of St. Petersburg, Fla., and Kurt of erada Hess, Perth Amboy, for 23 years, retiring A COUPLE OF DATES FIRST Cary, N.C.; three daughters, Dawn Sommers of six years ago. He was a U.S. Air Force veteran of Union Beach, Jennifer of Highlands and Shirley Korea. Surviving are his wife of 42 years, of Monmouth Beach; two sisters, Joan Kuhns of Elizabeth Pascoe Halligan; his son, Frank of Old Come m eet us and our new Rabbi Santa Clarita, Calif., and June Boice of Bridge; three daughters, Beth of Old Bridge, Lori Seminole, Fla.; two brothers, Ed “Gigi” of Morgan of Aberdeen and Rene Ippoliti of Ply­ as w e celebrate M ALINGER M onth Susquehanna, Pa., Don of St. Petersburg, Fla., mouth, N.Y.; his brother, Fred of Freehold; two and Jerry of Seminole, Fla.; and seven grand­ sisters, Cathy Barlow and Nori Arkenbout, both children. Services were under the direction of of Virginia; and three grandchildren. Funeral ser­ Saturday, July 10th at 9:30 am, Day Funeral Home, Keyport. Cremation was pri­ vices were held at the Waitt Funeral Home, Shmoozing 101, Service, Kiddush vate. Memorial donations may be made to: Morganville section of Marlboro, followed by in­ Hospice Preferred Choice, P.O. Box 210, Clark terment at Brig. Gen. William C. Doyle Veterans Friday, July 16th at 7:45 pm, Summit, Pa. 18411. Memorial Cemetery, Arnytown. Shmoozing 102, Service, Oneg Saturday, July 24th at 7 pm, Shmoozing 103, Wine and Cheese, Havdalah

If you’re looking for a Reform Congregation big enough to offer all Practice Limited to the educational and religious opportunities of a large congregation Cardiovascular and small enough to offer you a sense of intimacy and belonging. We D isease think you’ll like Temple Shalom • STRESS TEST • ECHO CARDIOGRAM, STRESS S. TEE We’ll take care of the food, you make the phone call to 566-2621 • CARDIAC CATHERIZATION • STENTS for more information about Temple Shalom in general, our special • PACEMAKERS, CARDIAC NUCLEAR TESTING plan for new area residents, and MALINGER Month in particular. J ohn S. Clemente, M.D. Temple Shalom 5 Ayrmont Lane, Aberdeen STEVE JHUN, M.D. • ZULFIQAR AHMAD, M.D. Vivian Huerta Torres, N.P.C. • Linda H ouseal, ACNP, C Rabbi Laurence P. Malinger Kimberly Attanasio, RN • Todd Drew, RN o Cantor Janice Cohen 117 Hwy. 35, 2958 Hwy. 35 1 liana Feitlowitz, Director of Education Eatontown • LIPID, ANTICOAGULATION, Hazlet Laney Shapiro, Nursery School Director FAX (732) 389-2294 CONGESTIVE FAX (732) 888-4938 (732) 389-0266 HEART FAILURE CLINICS (732) 888-4445 ^Affiliated with: Bayshore Hospital » Jersey Shore • Monmouth Medical • Riverview < Robert Wood Johnson^ M-'' INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23,-1.999 3 3

The Entertainer Party Dolls Artwork of Ed Kojola; T h e a t e r kick-off of Middletown Through My Lens: Township Departm ent of Parks Photography of Francine How to Succeed in and Recreation Sum m er L itofsky Business w ithout Really Concert in the Parks Series through July 7 Trying June 24 from 7-9 p.m. Tues. through Sat., through July 4 Norm andy Park noon to 4:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays at 8 p.m. M id d le t o w n The Guild of Creative Art Sundays at 7 p.m. Free of charge 620 Broad St., Shrewsbury Thom pson Park Theatre Barn exhibit and opening are free Newman Springs Road A labina (732) 741-1441 Lincroft section of Middletown presented by The Jewish tickets: $12 -$14 Com munity Center of Greater ‘Open in’ - Multimedia (732) 842-4000 Monmouth County works of Jennifer Noonan; June 27 at 8 p.m. Oil P a in tin g s South Pacific featuring international stars by Betsey Regan presented by Premier Ishtar and Los Ninos De Sara Reception.- June 25 Theatre Company with blend of Arabic, Spanish from 7-9 p.m. June 24-26 at 8 p.m. and Gypsy flam enco throughout July and August Henderson Theatre tickets: $18 to sponsorship Oakland Street Gallery Newm an Springs Rd., Lincroft Count Basie Theatre 145 Oakland Street tickets: $12-$20 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank R e d B a n k 2 2 3 - 7 1 2 2 This painting "View from the Brooklyn Bridge" by Ed Kojola is on exhibit at the (732) 531-9100 (745) 450-2050 Guild of Creative Art through July 7. Five women Wearing the Rick Springfield Rolling, Rolling, Rolling - S am e D ress Summerfest ‘99 singer/song­ Works by Carol Radsprecher J u n e 2 4 - 2 6 featuring seven bands; vendors; F o r K i d s writer/m usician/ abstract paintings done on features behind the scenes am usem ents; ship tours a c t o r "unprimed, unstretched" canvas irreverent behavior of a bridal June 24, 5 p.m.-m idnight Jack and the Beanstalk J u n e 2 7 through June 27 party during an ostentatious Community Support Day- Paper Moon Marionette a t 7 p .m . Visitor Center, Thom pson Park wedding reception free admission from 5-7 p.m. T h e a t r e Six Flags Great Newm an Springs Rd. First Avenue Playhouse June 25, 3 p.m.-m idnight through August A d v e n t u r e L in c r o f t Atlantic Highlands Military Appreciation Day Sat. at 2:30 p.m .; Mon.-Fri. at Northern Star (732) 842-4000 tickets: $10-$24.95 June 26, noon-midnight 10:30 a.m. for preschools, Arena, Jackson (732) 291-7552 Military Static Displays c a m p s free with park Artwork by Fidelity Naval W eapons Station Earle tickets: $6; $5 for groups ' a d m is s i o n Chinese School Students Highway 34 south, Colts Neck The First Avenue Playhouse (732) 928-1821 through June 30 S p e c i a l tickets: $2, adults; 12 years Atlantic Highlands Holmdel Branch of Monmouth and younger, free; 3-day free (732)291-7552 . Back to Broadway County Library E v e n t s adm ission to military & fam ily songs from the musicals Crawfords Corner Rd., Holmdel with current valid military Look at the Hook i/Hook ll of the Great White Way (732)431-7251 identification required Gala Book Sale featuring walk along June 26 at 8 p.m. (732) 866-2448 Horseshoe Cove; use of seine Great Auditorium June 24,9 a.m .-9 p.m. Art work of Brush and nets to catch fish, crabs and Ocean and Pilgrim pathways Pallet Art Guild of Keyport June 25, 26, 9 a.m..-5 p.m. Night Lights other marine creatures; Ocean Grove Eastern Branch of Monmouth through June 28 June 25 from 8:30-10 p.m. examination of sea creatures tickets: $15-$20 County Library Hazlet Branch of Monmouth nature program for all ages • wear old shoes; need two (732) 988-0645 or County Library 1001 Route 35, Shrewsbury (under 18 with adult) (800) 773-0097 (732) 842-5995 parent volunteers to assist 251 Middle Road, Hazlet visit with night creatures that H o o k I- (732) 431-7251 glow; make lure; search June 25,10 a.m.-noon 11th Annual Asbury Park St. Mary's Fair and Food outside for fireflies and m oths 8-9 years old Jazz Festival F estiv al Artists in Tune With Their Holmdel Park Activity Center H o o k II- June 26-27, noon-8 p.m. features 25 rides including Longstreet Rd., Holmdel June 25, 12:30-2:30 p.m. W orld features vendors displaying featuring 90 works from kiddy section; hom em ade cost: $5.per person; 10-12 years old ■ arts and crafts, clothing, food, dining under tent; pre-registration required registration required (masters of popular art in accessories, jewelry and the A m e r i c a s music; gam es (732) 842-4000 M eet at Horseshoe Cove following music: through June 26 parking lot, Sandy Hook through July 3 • June 26: Alex Bugnon with The Monmouth Museum 6:30-11:30 p.m. 29th Irish Festival Cost: $12, members; new est release, "Tales from St. Mary's, Middletown $15, non-members on Brookdale Com munity featuring bagpipe bands the Bright Side"; IGUAZA; Salsa College cam pus $ 15 wristband available com petition, Irish dancing, (732) 842-5966 En Fuego (seven-piece band); June 23 and 25 Newm an Springs Rd., Lincroft Irish Shopping Village, Irish Big John Dickerson & Blue (732)747-2266 . (732) 671-0071 Food Court, cultural exhibits Native American Fire Circle Chamber; One More Once J u n e 2 7 for families • Gospel Sunday features Inspirations - Blooms and 10:30 a.m.: Mass June 30 from 8:30-9:30 p.m. variety of quartets, mass 10 a.m .-5 p.m participants need blanket to choirs and southern bluegrass B eac h es children's workshop gather around cam pfire to One Municipal Plaza photographs by noon-4 p.m ., exhibit on Irish in hear Native American m yths Asbury Park Jennie A. Meares Am erican Civil War and legends (732) 775-2100 through July 6 11:30 a.m. music begins with Park at Nature Center; m eet at Front Street Trattoria Irish rock band The W olfe Tones Murray Farm house lawn Crescent City Maulers - 31 W. Front St., Red Bank noon-6 p.m ., Ceili Tent O a k Hill R o a d , M id d le t o w n Jazz in the Other Park (732) 747-9569 tickets: $12; $8 in advance; Free of charge; no registration S eries children 10 and under free (732) 842-5966 July 1 at 7 p.m. PNC Bank Arts Center Mixed Media Paintings by Marine Park Colleen Lineberry H o lm d e l W est Front Street, Red Bank (732) 785-9039 M u s i c 1-888-HIP-T0W N through July 3 Eastern Branch of Monmouth D ay Lily D ay a t D eep C ut Aaron Tippin County Library G a rd e n s country music 1001 Route 35, Shrewsbury featuring day lily displays; w r i t e r / E x h i b i t s (732)431-7251 handouts on culture & supplies; p e r f o r m e r videos on outstanding J u n e 2 6 Retrospective The Art of Healing cultivars; growers on hand to a t 8 p .m . of W atercolors through Sept. 7 answer questions Six Flags Great by Ruth crown exhibit features paper, canvas, A d v e n t u r e June 26 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. throughout June photographs & 3-D creations Deep Cut Gardens Northern Star New Jersey Center for the Arena, Jackson Middletown Twp. Public R e d Hill R o a d L ib r a r y Healing Arts Inc. Betsy Regan paintings are part of the M id d le t o w n free with park 23 Mechanic St., Red Bank admission , 55 New Monmouth Road "Open In" exhibit at the Oakland Street admission and parking free (732) 617-3700 (732) 747-2944 Gallery opening June 25. (732) 842-4000 (732) 928-1821 3 4 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

WATER TESTING Just B ring in 1 P in t o f Pool W ater

W E OW N THE FACTO RY! W E SAVE YOU M O RE! SHOP & COMPARE! SAVE $200. TO $2000. OFF MARKET PRICE!

M assive 6" Ledge • 6" VerticalT Massivci" ledge • fi Vertical • 52" WallTMassive 7" Ledge • 6 Box Vertical • 52 Wi

25 Gauge All-Weather’ Virgin Vinyl Liner 25 Gauge All-Weather* Virgin Vinyl Liner 25 Gauge All-Weather* Virgin Vinyl Liner

With Lifetime Warranted Stainless Steel Panel! 7 S' ROUND POOLS, PACKAGE ROUND POOL & PACKAGE 1 S’ ROUND POOL & PACKAGE Daniel Zorovich of Matawan and his 1 0 9 9 M V 5 1 2 9 9 .0 0 Reg. 1499.00.00 Pad Only 999.00 1 4 9 9 .0 0 mother Isabella beam their approval SIZE REG. POOL ONLY POOL W/PKG. SIZE REG. POOL ONLY POOL W/PKG. SIZE REG. POOL ONLY POOL VII PKG. of a Camp Superkids T-shirt and 1 8 'R ou n d 999.00 699.00 1 1 9 9 .0 0 18'Round 1299.00 899.00 1399.00 18'Round 1599.00 1099.00 1599.00 welcome poster during registration 2 1 ' R ou n d 1099.00 749.00 1 2 4 9 .0 0 21'Round 1499.00 999.00 1499.00 21'Round 1699.00 1199.00 1699.00 for the state’s only summer camping 2 4 ' R ou n d 1199.00 799.00 1 2 9 9 .0 0 24'Round 1599.00 1099.00 1599.00 24'Round 1799.00 1299.00 1799.00 experience for children with asthma, 1 8 'x 1 2 ' 1299.00 899.00 1 3 9 9 .0 0 27'Round 1799.00 1299.00 1799.00 beginning June 27 at the YMCA 27'Round 1999.00 1499.00 1999.00 2 4 'x 1 2 ' 1799.00 1299.00 1 7 9 9 .0 0 24'x 15' 2099.00 1599.00 2099.00 Camp Ockanickon in Medford. For 2 4 ’ x 1 5 ' 1799.00 1299.00 1 7 9 9 .0 0 30’x 15' 2399.00 1799.00 2299. ALL POOLS MADE IN NJ! more information, contact camp director Michael Skloff at 1-800- Manta Above Ground POOL PACKAGE Pool Vacuum LUNG-USA. POOL ■ DarkBuster Pool Light INCLUDES: Holmdel receptionist Package Includes: Pool Liner Hi Rate Sand filter 1 HP Pump & Motor PURCHASE I S.O.S Pool Alarm Filter Media Vacuum Head Vacuum Hose Vacuum Pole Skimmer Head aids tornado victim s Skimmer Pole Water Test Kit Chlorine Dispenser Thru the Wall BONUS E* Skimmer Skimmer Return - EZ Tabs Chlorine PH Plus Shock HOLMDEL — Through the efforts of

Conditioner / Stabilizer Algaecide Aluminum A Frame Ladder a township employee, the residents of Holmdel have once again reached out to Manta Automatic 1 Gallon of Algaecide, 40 Pounds Resin Sand 19-Inch help those in need. Shock or Clarifier Slow Dissolve Filter Resin Sand Pool Cleaner Gloria Burke, Crescent Drive, who Chlorine 3/4 HP Pump & Filter System Above-Ground works as the receptionist in town hall, ONLY Motor 3/4 HP Pump & 1 . 4 9 P E R recently completed a fund drive to assist 4 Way Valve 1 4 9 .9 9 4 Way Valve POUND! the residents of Moore, Okla., whose Inground community was devastated by tornadoes TOUR CHOICE SLOW40/M1NI40 5 9 .9 9 19 9 .9 9 2 7 9 .9 9 264886 Reg. 199.99 624708/556681 in May. PL1275 Reg. 279.99 WW19 Reg. 339.99 2 4 9 .9 9 2 .9 9 S T IX 4 0 R e g . 6 9 .9 9 479198 Req.379.99 624695 Reg. 4.99 Burke, who has been organizing such efforts for the past few years, said she was SAVE ON STYLISH CASUAL FURNITURE! struck by the news coverage of the torna­ does and reached out to the Oklahoma Fidji Resin Set Diana 9-Piece Resin Set governor’s office to see how Holmdel res­ idents could help. FEATURES FEATURES r ALL PATI01 Burke was referred to Moore’s mayor, 65" Dining 100" Table It Glen Lewis. “The community (Moore) was devas­ Table & 6 Resin 6 Stackable Dining Chairs tated,” Burke said. “Along with the Dining Chairs destruction of homes, more than 1,700 | 2 Five-Position businesses were totally destroyed by the Chairs . tornadoes.” With the blessing of the Township 2 0 % O F F Committee, Burke placed a poster with Offer Limited to In-Stock Items Only. photos and stories about the destruction in D IA N W 1 0 Coupon Offer Expires 6/29/99 Reg. 519.99 Moore at the main reception desk as well as a canister for donations. Canisters were also placed at several ALL M ODELS OF COLEM AN SPAS PRICED TO MOVE! township businesses. During 1998 Burke organized a fund Down East D3Q00 Cal Coop 105 Cal Coop 107 drive to aid the victims of the hurricane which struck Honduras, and in both 1995 7 8"x 35" • 19 Powerful Jets Seats 5 Adults * 1 9 Powerful Jets Seats 7 Adults-2 5 Powerful Jets and 1996 held drives to aid the victims of Distinctive’ Octaroiind’ Shape Top-Loading 100% Filtration Top-Loading 100% Filtration Thermo-Lock® Insulation Thermo-Lock® Insulation floods in Mississippi. “It’s so important that we help our brothers and sisters when disaster 3499.99 3999.99 strikes,” Burke said. “The newspaper sto­ 2999.99 Reg. 3999.99 Reg. 4699.99 ries about the tornado victims have Reg. 3599.99 For M ore Info Call Toll-Free For M ore Info Call Toll-Free stopped, but the devastation will take 1-800 367 1986 1-800-367 1986 years to (overcome). “The residents of Holmdel came through once again,” she said. “From pen­ custom^ HAZLET (732) 787-6897 370 RTE. 36 EAST nies to large bills, people gave what they could.” BRICK (732) 840-7777 1686 RTE. 88 WEST Burke spoke again last week with w w w . N ew ark (973) 484-3900 Rockaway (973) 586-3838 Cinnam inson (856) 303-0700 Mayor Lewis’ office. branchbrook 223 Bloom field Avenue 2 9 5 R o u t e 4 6 W e s t 1418 Route 130 North “They are very thankful, for both the . c o m donation and the show of support,” Burke MON. - FRI. 10AM - 9PM SA T. 10AM - 9PM (NEWARK 10AM - OPM) ■ SUNOA V 10AM- 5PM said. “It’s nice for a community to reach EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE! CASHIERS. STOCK, & MANAGEMENT out and show that we care.” Not responsible for typographical errors.Offers good thru 6/29/99 or while quantities last. Advertisements and their offers may not be combined. Prior sales are not applicable to any of these offers. ©1999 Branch Brook Company. — Catherine I. Aumack INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 3 5

Sp o r t s

M eet reco rd s fall at track and field m eet

BY TIM MORRIS Rudolph women’s 100-meter dash, her S taff. W riter 11.2 bested Dannette Young’s 1987 mark of 11.56. HOLMDEL — At 5-6, 150-pounds, Rich DeStefano hardly fits the mold of a Also in the record-breaking business javelin thrower. was Rutgers University pole vaulter Mark Vinci. The senior-to-be did 16-7, breaking But what the 28-year old thrower may by an inch the old record of 16-6 set by surrender in physical size, he makes up for Steve Theobald in 1992. Theobald, a with his heart and determination, qualities Rutgers alumni, is now Vinci’s coach at that the late Bob Roggy, the inspiration of RU. the Holmdel International Track and Field The fourth meet record was an impres­ Meet, would relate to. sive 4:15.08 by Gina Procaccio, the former DeStefano, who lives in Hamden, Conn., and competes for the Boston Villanova star and former national cham­ pion at 1,500 meters. Athletic Association (more famous for its runners such as marathon runner Bill The women’s 1,500 field was the most impressive of the meet, featuring several Rodgers), hadn’t even heard of the javelin national and IC4A champions. It looked when Roggy, a 1974 graduate of Holmdel like the Villanova Invitational as the top High School, was making a name for him­ self in the world of track and field. Roggy five runners were either ex- or current was an NCAA champion at Southern Wildcats. Illinois University, setting a meet record Procaccio, who now coaches at 283-9. From SIU, it was on to Europe and Villanova, showed her heels to her stu­ world-wide fame. He would take the dents, Carrie Tollefson and Jennifer American record out to 314 feet and would Rhines, current Wildcat stars. Procaccio be ranked No. 1 in the world. used an impressive kick over the final 300 meters to run away with the race. The He tragically died in an accident at the Olympic Sports Festival in Houston in record she broke, 4:18:14, was set last year by Debbie Marshall. 1986. In his memory, the Holmdel com­ munity and the many friends he made in Tollefson (4:18.01) and Rhines track and field put together the Bob Roggy (4:18.05) also were under the old mark in second and third. Memorial Track and Field Meet in 1987. It gave way to the Holmdel International, but Fourth place went to Kate Fonsell, the 1988 U.S. Olympian at 10,000 meters. She the Bob Roggy Memorial men’s javelin stepped down to the 1,500 for speed work throw has always remained a main attrac­ and turned in a 4:22.17 in fourth place. She tion of the meet. is coached by Freehold’s Jim Schlentz. That’s what brought Destefano down It was a homecoming of sorts for Bryan from Hamden. Spoonire, the former Asbury Park High “I’ve heard a lot about Bob Roggy from Tom Petranoff and others,” he said. “It’s an School cross country and track champion. Spoonire, who went on to star at Seton honor to be here and compete in an event Hall University, now runs for Reebok named for him. It’s even more of an honor Enclave out of Washington, D.C. He has to have won. qualified for the national championships in “Javelin throwers aren’t the center of both the 5,000 meters (13:44) and 10,000 attention very often,” he added. “The (28:50) and was hoping to break 4:00 in crowd was lively and it helped us. I was JACKIE POLLACK the Eamonn Coghlan one-mile run before thinking of Bob on my last throw.” heading to Eugene. Rich DeStefano accepts his award for winning the Bob Roggy Javelin Competition DeStefano had been in the lead through If Spoonire could crack 4:00, he would at the Holmdel International Track and Field Meet last Wednesday. the qualifying rounds with a 207. But his be the first Shore Conference runner to lot of miles and 1,500s in the Can-Am se­ Other winners at the Holmdel friend and rival, defending champion Ron have achieved that feat. ries,” he added. Invitational were: Lisa Shardes — Joetta McConnell, who is the person who told Although 4:00 was not broken, the mile Red Bank Regional’s Walton Kingsbery Clark women’s 800 meters (2:109.45); DeStefano about the Holmdel meet, had produced one of the most competitive ended his 1999 season as a winner captur­ Jason Rhodes of the Shore Athletic Club grabbed the lead on his fifth throw with a races of the night. Six runners were in con­ ing the Marty Liquori High School Mile in — John Woodruff men’s 800 meters 208-10. tention with 400 meters remaining. 4:29. (1:53.6); Terri Dendy — Meredith Down to one final throw, DeStefano Spoonire took the lead with 300 to go, but “I just wanted to end the season on a Rainey-Valmon women’s 400 meters; summoned all of his might for one last he was unable to make any separation from good note,” said Kingsbery, who took fifth Louis Sales — Johnny Gibson men’s 400 throw. He unleashed a 215-4 to earn the the other contenders. The former Blue place in the 1,600 meters at the Meet of meters (46.54) — in which he beat, win, one of the biggest of his career. Bishop, running in front of his Asbury Park Champions on June 2. “I was not happy among others, former Philadelphia high Earlier this year, DeStefano had thrown friends, held the lead until the final 50 me­ with the way I had run at the nationals.” school sensation William Reed, working a personal best 241-0 qualifying for the ters when veteran Tom Nohilly of New Kingsbery ran a 9:27 for the two-mile on a comeback, who was third (47.05); first time for the nationals, coming up in Balance ran by him to win in 4:05.30. run and finished in 12th place and a 4:24 Jeff York — Renaldo Nehemiah men’s Eugene, Ore., Sept. 24-27. Spoonire held on for second in 4:05.56. for the mile at last week’s nationals held in 110-meter high hurdles (13.4); Garfield “I’m going to be so pumped up for the “I felt good throughout the race,” said Raleigh, N.C. Ellenwood — Frank Budd men’s 100- nationals,” he said. “To throw 215 here on Spoonire. “I just didn’t have the snap in my Kingsbery was looking for a fast time, meter dash (10.5); Brian Hirshblond of a grass field is great. Anything can happen hamstrings that you need in the mile. I’m but an opening lap of 2:21 for the 800 nul­ the Shore Athletic Club — Andy in Eugene. disappointed with the time. lified that. He came home in 2:08 though, Stanfield Memorial men’s 200-meter “I’m 28 but I’m just reaching my peak “I still haven’t gotten through the men­ and ran away from the field. dash (22.5); Jim Seifert of the Shore years,” he added. tal and physical barrier of breaking 4:00 The senior-to-be now has a big decision Athletic Club — Art Swarts’ men’s discus The 13th edition of the Holmdel yet,” he added. “I’ve run a couple of miles to make. Will he continue to play soccer, or (198-9); Scott Tetzlaff of the Shore International produced four meet records and they’ve all been in the 4:04-4:06 take up cross country for the first time so Athletic Club — Al Blozis Memorial as several athletes came up with outstand­ range.” that he can be on par with the other runners men’s shot put (54-7 1/2); Yuanda ing efforts. But, the determined Spoonire pointed he competes against? He has informed the Arrende — Franklin Jacobs women’s Jennifer Wilson, who competes for out that he had the same problem in the soccer and cross country coaches that he high jump (5-11); Shawn Williams — Juventus, was the big record-breaker, set­ 5,000. will notify them of his decision on July 4. Abel Kiviat Memorial Open two-mile run ting new marks in the 100- and 200-meter “I couldn’t get through the 14:05 bar­ The girls high school mile went to (9:49) while Mary Conry won the dashes. She started off with a 23.4 for the rier,” he noted. “It took me about 10 races someone not old enough for high school. women’s two-mile (13:29.7); and Melissa half-lapper besting the 23.77 done by but I broke through and I’m down to 13:44. Julie Ullmeyer, 13, of Long Branch turned Weber won both the women’s shot put Ameerah Bello in 1996. In the Wilma “After the nationals I’m going to run a in a splendid 5:13.12. (8.69 meters) and discus (36.19 meters). 3 6 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

River Plaza tram ples

Rum son for EM SA title

o f t h e W e e k BY MARY DEMPSEY

Staff Writer

MIDDLETOWN — The offensive and defensive leader­ d w S s to K -si'j *t ASTILBE a s ? ship of Devin Farrell led the River Plaza Phillies to a 12-1 win over the Rum son Bulldogs Truly Splendid in' the Eastern Monmouth Sports A ssociation youth base­ Shade Plants ball 10-year-old cham pionship game at Charger Field in M iddletown on Friday. G raceful Plants “A ll around, it was a great year for us,” Phillies coach Steve M ate said after the gam e. Farrell w ent the distance on the mound, allowing only two hits, striking out 14 w hile w alk­ ing five. H e also was responsi­ BLOOMING ble for four of the Phillies’ 12 MOLZON runs, going 3-for-3 at the plate, BUCKS including a hom e run. A “The other team played Nursery well,” Rumson coach Jay SHOPATMOLZON’S M iller said. “W e weren’t ­ ting and we didn’t have any AND COLLECT OUR Middletown-Lincroft Road base runners.” BLOOMING BUCKS. (Between Rt. 520 & W. Front St.) The Phillies jum ped out to THEN CASH THEM IN LINCROFT an early lead in the first inning and scored in every fram e. SAVINGS. 7 4 1 -9 0 9 8 Second baseman Brian STOP IN FOR DETAILS. H o u rs : M eeker drew a walk to get M onday - S aturday 8-6 ♦ S unday 9-5 things started for River Plaza. Mary Dempsey M eeker m oved to second on an River Plaza pitcher Devin Farrell throws a strike en Eric M ate single. route to pitching a complete game in his team’s 12-1 victory over Rumson in the Eastern Monmouth Farrell began his im pressive Sports Association youth baseball 10-year-old offensive day with a single to championship game. Born to mow;...Lasts a lifetime plate M eeker. R iver Plaza first basem an W ill Schnoor m ade it to first on a drove the ball deep into left centerfield for America’s #1 Brand of Rear Engine Rider fielder’s choice that erased M ate and an R B I triple. scored with Farrell on center fielder Jeff The Bulldogs scored their only run of • 9 H.P. Briggs & Stratton Bertoncin’s double. the gam e o ff o f the team ’s only tw o hits in • 28” Hi Vac® Cutting Deck After a fly-out, third baseman M ike the contest. The Rum son offense was able Guerrero belted a double to drive in to generate a single and a double in the Bertoncin. Guerrero cam e around on a pair fifth inning to score the team ’s sole run. of passed balls. The inning ended with W ith a 10-1 lead in the bottom of the R iver Plaza out in front 5-0. fifth, Schnoor drove in the Phillies’ final W hile the Bulldogs had trouble gen­ two runs of the gam e with a triple. M ate, erating offense, the Phillies scored two who had walked, and Farrell, who had m ore runs in the second to stretch their reached on a double, cam e around on the lead to 7-0. three-bagger. In the second, the Phillies’ two runs The Bulldogs w ent down in order in the were scored off utility outfielder Patrick top o f the sixth, giving River Plaza a 12-1 Conley’s bat. After left fielder Dustin win and the cham pionship. The Phillies Sm ith singled and second basem an Kevin ended the year w ith an 1 1-3 record. O ’Grady walked, Conley drove in both A lthough R ozanski did not pitch for the OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES w ith a double. Phillies in the playoffs, M ate credited his Twin Bag Fertilizer Lawn River Plaza scored two more in the solid pitching efforts throughout the regu­ Catcher Spreader Sweeper third w hen Farrell sm ashed a one-out solo lar season w ith getting the team into post­ hom e run. Schnoor followed with a long season play. drive, but w as called out at third trying to “Andrew was our top winner for the Ninja® Mulching System Aerator stretch a double into a triple. year,” M ate said. “Because Devin was Three consecutive two-out singles by pitching so w ell in the playoffs, the rota­ %- Bertoncin, third basem an Andrew Rozanski tion changed and Andrew never got a and Guerrero resulted in the Phillies’ sec­ chance on the m ound.” ond run in the inning. A ended River Plaza defeated Shrewsbury 11-1 * SNAP CREDIT EASY PAYMENT P U NS FOR W & 4 1 A P P E R PRICES LISTED ARE MANUFACTURER'S the third, leaving tw o runners stranded. earlier in the w eek in the sem ifinal round CUSTOMERS WITH QUALIFIED CREDIT SUGGESTED PROMOTIONAL PRICES AND In the top o f the fourth, Farrell got into of the playoffs. The gam e lasted only four SEE DEALER FOR DETAILS. f c i KrV‘‘ LEGENDARY QUALITY” ARE SUBJECT TO LOCAL DEALER OPTION. Ask your dealer about using Snapper-4 Oil lo double your engine warranty. som e trouble on the m ound. H e w alked the innings due to the league 10-run rule. first three Bulldog batters to load the Because River Plaza led by 10 runs at the b a s e s . end o f four innings, the gam e is ended. MATAWAN HAZLET He regained his com posure and pre­ “The highlight of the Shrewsbury gam e vented any dam age by striking out the next w as W ill Schnoor’s pitching,” M ate said. C.A. Power Equipment, Inc. Cerlione’s Lawn & Garden three batters. W ith an 11-1 lead in the bottom of the 52A Route 34 3206 Highway 35 R iver Plaza right fielder G abe Ausfresser fourth, Shrewsbury threatened by loading drove in the team ’s only run in the fourth. the bases w ith tw o outs. Schnoor ended the 732-946-8333 732-264-3430 i W ith two outs and a runner on first, threat w ith a strikeout to advance his team Ausfresser stepped up to the plate and to the cham pionship gam e against Rum son. INDEPENDENT, JUNfc £6, i a » , . i i i T v i r

■ B o n d e d MKG BATHROOM ■ In su re d NJ Plumbing "Bathroom Are Our Business" Lie. 7 9 6 1

FREE GIFT W ITH ESTIMATE ■ Remove Existing Walls & Plumbing Fixtures • Insulate Exterior Walls ■ Resheetrock Entire Bathroom * Install New Toilet, Tub & Vanity ■ Install Ceramic Tile Floor & Walls ■ Complete With Faucets ■ Install Medicine Cabinet, Switches, Plugs & Lights ■ Clean Up Debris Upon Completion ■ Any Plumbing Repair Jobs Welcome DEAL DIRECT AND SAVE NO SUBCONTRACTORS A FAMILY SERVING FAMILIES" For over 30 years 732-254- T f f

A Sign Of The Times.

Com m unity Bank ofNewJersey

JACKIE POLLACK Karch Kiraly

K iraly ready to m ake OPEL m ore volleyball h isto ry

B elm ar could be the site of beach on the Fox Sports N etwork next weekend. volleyball history this weekend General adm ission tickets to the Sunkist s u s d MS w hen the Association of Volleyball Open are available at $5. Tickets can be Professionals (AVP) Tour m akes its yearly purchased through Ticketm aster at (201) 1 2 - 3 p x n stop at the Jersey Shore for the $75,000 507-8900 or (212) 307-7171. Sunkist Open. On Friday afternoon from 2-4 p.m., Karch Kiraly, a three-time Olym pic AVP player Dain Blanton will be on the gold medalist, enters the Sunkist Open beach in Belm ar to demonstrate basic w ith 139 wins in his professional career, beach volleyball skills and techniques w ith tying him with his form er team m ate and Monmouth County Boys & Girls Club rival Sinjin Sm ith for the all-tim e lead. A c h i l d r e n . Checking win this weekend at a stop where he was Blanton is ranked fifth on the AVP w on three tim es w ill give K iraly his 140th Tour, and in 1997 he becam e the first A lw a y s career victory putting him alone in the African-Am erican to win a professional record books. volleyball tournament. He has been very K iraly and his team m ate Adam Johnson active in the inner-city community 24-hour ATM already have three wins this season and organizing clinics and outings for inner- w ill be looking to m ake it N o. 4 in Belm ar. city youth who normally would not be Last year, Kiraly and Johnson lost in the exposed to beach volleyball. D ain’s D ay at final to Kent Steffes and M ike W hitm arsh the Beach is his w ay o f giving area inner- Home Equity Line of at the Jersey Shore. city children that exposure. The other stars who w ill be at Ocean Three local players have a chance to en­ BELOW PRIM E Avenue and 5th Avenue in Belm ar this ter the field as w ild card entries by virtue w eekend include Brazilian sensation Jose o f second-place finishes at different quali­ for life of line* Loiola, the No. 1-ranked player on the fying events. Graig Dom anski of Freehold Township MEMBER EQUAL HOUSING tour; W hitm arsh, the 1996 O lym pic silver FDIC Interest only 5 years LENDER m edalist; and defending Belm ar cham pion and his partner W ayne Gant of W all and rising stars Dain Blanton and Eric Township finished second at this week­ Fonoim oana. end’s qualifier in Belm ar. The duo lost to A t last w eek’s tour stop in Herm osa, W ayne M atthews and Bill M aik, both of Calif., W hitm arsh and D avid Sw atik w on a Florida, in the final. thrilling 14-12 vicotry over Loiola and his Brian Soldano of Freehold Township Rt. 9 Freehold • M ain St. Freehold and Elvis Rodriguez of New York City Brazilian team m ate Em anuel Rego. ’ Rt. 9 Howell • R oute 34 M ataw an In all, 32 team s consisting o f 64 o f the team ed for a second-place finish at a quali­ w orld’s best beach volleyballers w ill be at fying event in Atlantic City on M ay 23. Belm ar for the double-elim ination tourna­ R odriguez has a personal com m itm ent (he 8 6 3 - 9 0 0 0 m e n t . w ill be on his honeym oon) that w ill pre­ *7.25% APR effective as of 1/4/99. Rate may vary based upon the Wall Street Journal Prime Rate minus .50%. Maximum lifetime interest will not exceed 16% APR. This offer applies to new home equity credit lines only and may not be combined with any other promotional offer or dis­ Play w ill begin on Saturday at 9 a.m. clude him from playing, but if there is an count. Maximum loan to value 65% 1-4 family owner occupied residences only. Other LTV plans available. Property insurance required. Rate and again at 10:30 a.m . on Sunday. The fi­ opening Soldano could be allow ed to fill it includes 1 % discount contingent upon all payments being direct charge to your Community Bank ofNewJersey checking account. nal is set for 3 p.m . and w ill be broadcast w ith another partner. 3 8 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

Arctic's 22” Anniversary Football proposal

com es up short

here’s definitely something wrong with a system that crowns 20 state LINDSEY champions in football every sea­ SIEGLE T son. And there’s definitely a better way to fix that system than what was proposed by the New Jersey Football Coaches Association last week. playoff games, and other sports, such as Last week, the NJFCA released a pro­ volleyball, also have lengthy travel time as posal that calls for the elimination of con­ part of their regular season. ferences for the sport in favor of 32 dis­ And the proposed setup does have an tricts that would align schools primarily by objective base. size. Those districts would play down to “I don’t think everybody understands AIR CONDITIONERS FURNACES GAS FIREPLACE just four state champions. the logistics as to why this plan was the GAS LOGS While that’s certainly not a bad idea, it one put forth,” Borden said. “This is set up is, as with most things, in the details that strictly by enrollment; that’s the most equi­ problems emerge. table way to set it up.” A R C T I C AIR CONDITIONING The structure of the proposed districts Both facts make the proposal a little A ir C onditioning & H eating Specialists don’t make a lick of sense, at least as far as easier to understand, but they come up many Central Jersey schools are con­ short of making the proposal seem like the 536-1711 • 583-9393 • 1-888 ARCTIC 5 cerned. way to go. www.arcticac.com Start with the large schools, what First, Borden’s assessment of the would be Central Jersey Group 4 under the situation in other sports is on the money, proposal. but maybe football shouldn’t adopt their There are two Districts: A, comprised problem. It is a better idea for those sports of Old Bridge, East Brunswick, Trenton, to find a way to stop their excessive trav­ Hunterdon Central (Flemington), West el. Windsor, Marlboro, J.P. Stevens (Edison), While setting up districts strictly by Piscataway, Manalapan and Notre Dame enrollment does give the proposal a mea­ (Lawrenceville) and B, comprised of sure of objectivity, factors such as geogra­ Bridgewater-Raritan, Edison, Howell, phy and traditional rivalries shouldn’t be South Brunswick, Middletown North, ignored. Hillsborough (Belle Meade), Perth Howell and Manalapan, two schools in Amboy, Hamilton East, Freehold the same district, have played some memo­ Township and St. John Vianney (Holmdel). rable and important games in recent years. While there is a certain amount of rea­ Ending that just doesn’t make sense. son that went into that alignment, it is cer­ And the inability for schools to have tain geography and travel time weren’t ma­ their traditional Thanksgiving game as part jor considerations. of their regular schedule should give many School budget-makers are always look­ teams pause. ing for ways to cut costs. Having Howell I don’t see how Middletown would ever send a pack of buses to Hillsborough accept its two high schools not meeting on instead of to Manalapan doesn’t seem very Thanksgiving Day. Even when one of the S tan d in g L. to R. Jon Rudnick, M ark Casazza, Tom Comer, Chris Lang cost effective. Also, what time would those schools is in the state playoffs and could Seated L. to R. Mike Pappa, Martin Rudnick, Jim Addonizio buses leave and return for a Friday night move the game to a Saturday, it simply game? A safe bet would be around 4 p.m. isn’t done. and midnight. Because all regular-season games You could figure a similar trip for would have to be played in district, that Manalapan and Marlboro for their trip to rivalry would have to end. Hunterdon Central. The existing situation is a serious prob­ East Brunswick football coach Marcus lem. In addition to the numerous state Borden hears those complaints, but he champions, some teams have a hard time PROTECT YOURSELF views the proposal as the best way to fix getting a full slate of games. Some kind of the system. realignment is in order, but this proposal NEW AUTO INSURANCE REFORMS ARE A DISASTER!!! He noted that teams already travel for isn’t it. IF YOU PICK THE WRONG COVERAGE YOU WILL BE IN SERIOUS TROUBLE SPORT SHORTS 1) YOU COULD LOSE YOUR HOUSE BECAUSE YOU HAVE NO LIABILITY The 13th annual Husky Wrestling champions. COVERAGE! Camp will be July 19-23, at Matawan The Hawks cruised to the state champi­ *2) YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO SUE FOR INJURES EVEN IF YOU GET Regional High School. The hours of the onship, played in Marlboro, beating the camp are 6-10 p m. for campers ages 6-18 Jersey Hotshots, 70-50, and the Bayshore HIT BY A DRUNK! years old. The staff of clinicians includes All-Stars, 61-15, before beating the 3) YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY OUT OF YOUR OWN POCKET FOR A John DeMarco of Brick Memorial; Mike Shorestars for the title. LAWYER IF YOU GET SUED! Rosetti of Phillipsburg; Joe Niscovoccia of The Hawks received valuable play from Belleville; Glen Pritzlaff, three-time state several area players. They were, guards 4) YOU MAY NOT HAVE ENOUGH MEDICAL COVERAGE TO PAY YOUR champion from Middletown South and an Briana Pollack of Marlboro and Ashley MEDICAL BILLS! NCCA Champion for Penn State this year; Folchetti of Holmdel; forwards Christie 5) YOU WILL LOSE YOUR DRIVER’S LICENSE IF YOU CANT PAY A Jason Nase, an All-American from Rider Kastner of Morganville and Cathy Rutter JUDGMENT AGAINST YOU! University; and Brian Brady of Rutgers of Old Bridge; and center Holly Frazer of University. A surprise guest clinician of Howell. PROTECT YOUR FAMILY national prominence will also be on hand. WHEN IT IS TIME TO RENEW YOUR AUTO INSURANCE For more information, call Art Perri at (732) Ron Komegay’s All-Star Basketball SEE YOUR BAYSHORE LAW FIRM 566-0154 or e-mail: [email protected] Camp will be held at Jersey 34 Tennis Club in Matawan the week of August 9-13. WE WILL HELP YOU TO HELP YOURSELF The Central Jersey Hawks Girls 12- The camp is open to players ages 9-17. ALL CONSULTATIONS FREE and-under AAU Basketball Team won its Komegay was an All-American guard at third straight New Jersey AAU champi­ Monmouth College and has had 15 years onship by beating the New Jersey of coaching experience at the college level. Shorestars 71-37 in the final. With the win, His staff will include high school and col­ RUDNICK, ADDONIZIO. PAPPA & COMER the Hawks extended their winning streak lege coaches. The camp will feature indi­ over two years to 54 in-a-row. The Hawks vidualized instruction to help players im­ 25 Village Court, Hazlet • (733) 264-4400 will be competing in the AAU National prove offensive and defensive skills. For Tournament in Springfield, Mo., July 16­ more information, call Ron Komegay at [ {LOCATION: Hwy 35 South,. ju s t behind-• th e H azlet Lonestar • R - estaurant)__ 24. The Hawks are the defending national (732) 922-9130. INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 3 9

M iddletow n N orth Legion

team ro lls up 9-1 record s M e e t i n g P l a c e

BY WARREN RAPPLEYEA ting over .400, while left fielder Michael TO RESPOND TO AN AD, CALL 1 - 9 0 0 - 7 7 3 - 6 6 0 2 S taff W riter Paul Raspanti is hovering around the .350 mark. Third baseman Joe Kane is batting a ith the season approaching the $ 1 . 9 9 PER MINUTE. Y o u MUST BE 18 OR OLDER. productive .286 with 11 RBIs. halfway mark, the Middletown FULL OF ENERGY VERY NICE PERSON Other members of the North squad in­ Late 40’s, 5’2”, 120 lb, petite, Single white male, 49, 5’10”, North entry in the Monmouth W omen attractive, energetic, divorced, M en Seeking 186 lbs, nice looking, wishes to clude first baseman Bill Maline, second Hispanic, Italian female who meet a pretty white female for W County Division of the American Legion enjoys working out, the out­ companionship. Age open. Seeking M en W omen League boasts a terrific 9-1 mark. baseman Shaun Hughes, and a pair of doors, dining out, animals and BOX 33036 freshman infielders, Ryan McCabe and Call 1-900-773-6602 nature. Seeking a handsome, Call 1-900-773-6602 YOU FOUND ME!! Coach Rich Veth’s team has parlayed intelligent, fit, humorous male, 52 yr young, 5’8”, 153 lb, athlet­ Matt Inzerillo. $1.99 per min. 45 to 52. Non-smoker. BOX $1.99 per min. ic build, caring, white, profes­ strong pitching into the quick start. North’s 37345______sional male with salt/pepper T.J. Murray, Nick Colon, George YOUNG AT HEART TRY THIS OUT LET’S DANCE hair, enjoys working out, dining only loss came at the hands of Monmouth Mid 60’s, healthy, outgoing, Late 40’s, petite, energetic, 48 yr old, fit, divorced, white out, travel, nature and more. Regional in a 10-9 slugfest. Kimball, Jon Mizglewski and freshman retired, petite, Jewish female physically fit, Hispanic/Italian male who enjoys dancing, Looking for a caring, down to with blonde hair and green female full of life. Enjoys dining traveling, dining out and the earth female, under 45, for “We have a good mix of older and Corey Smith comprise the corps. eyes. Seeking a single or wid­ out, dancing, outdoor sports, shore. Seeking a single or friendship first, possible more. owed, Jewish male for adven­ and more. Looking for an intelli­ divorced, white female with BOX 39291 “We’ve been getting the job done one ture, companionship and chal­ similar interests. Non-smoker. younger players, and everyone plays,” Veth gent, handsome, physically fit ONE DAY AT A TIME lenge. BOX 15462______BOX 15373______said of his team’s sue- way or another,” male, 45 to 52, for friendship 45 yr old, 6’, 155 lb, white male JERSEY SHORE FANATIC first. BOX 12230______DEVOTED DAD with blonde hair and blue eyes cess. “Our biggest said Veth, whose Mid 40’s, physically fit, IN FOR THE LONG HAUL 32 yr old, 5’9", 170 lb, honest, who enjoys romance, dinners, team is coming off divorced, white Catholic 32 yr old, 5’3", slim built, single, divorced, white male with long walks and going to the strength has been hus­ female, homeowner. Seeks white professional female, with blonde hair and blue eyes who movies. Seeking a honest, car­ We have a good m ix of a doubleheader non-smoking, non-drinking, light brown shoulder length hair. enjoys long walks, the beach, ing female for friendship and a tle between the lines. financially secure gentleman Seeking an attractive and intel­ boating, skiing, biking and possible relationship. BOX Everyone has played o f older and younger sweep of Manala­ who is not a couch potato. Must ligent, single, professional male quiet times at home. BOX 39355 pan by 10-2 and enjoy quiet times, oldies, and with a great sense of humor, 32 15477______NEED A FRIEND hard.” players, and everyone summer days on the beach, to 42, who has never married THE GOOD LIFE Tall, educated, honest, sincere, plus be honest, affectionate, and has no children. BOX 53 yr old widow, 5’8”, 165 lb's, financially stable, senior male is Pitchers Aaron Kalb 18-6 margins. unencumbered, articulate, and 15420______p l a y s . ’ good looking, fit, affluent, seeking a single female for “More impor­ flexible. Middlesex county area. INSPIRED BY NATURE enjoys golf, boating, music friendship. BOX 39547 and Vin Esposito are BOX 33030 tant, our players Refreshing and warm, appeal­ and fun times with family and MY SOUL MATE both 3-0, while Chris SUMMER SIZZLE ing, professional lady who friends. Seeking a petite, pret­ 53 yr old, 6’2”, single, white, Schoonhoven and Jack are getting good Be the man to enhance my favors a good natured, flexible, ty, interesting lady, in 40’s, father of one; likes dancing, R ich V e th days and nights at the beach, educated, tall white Jewish with similar interests, for pos­ bowling, flea markets, the malls Ricker are both 2-1. experience that’ll cultural events, and dancing in male, 53-62. Can we build nur­ sible long term relationship. and more. Seeking a single M iddletown North baseball coach the moonlight: Attractive, turing friendship with laughter, BOX 33011______mom with dark hair, medium help them when shapely, classy, active, consideration, our interests and Catcher CJ. DeFilipo LOVES TO RUN build, 5'5" and up to share life divorced, white female. Be a the future? BOX 32657 Athletic Jewish, single father, together. BOX 39734______is usually the other part : ' : ______they return to high playful, tall, white gentleman, LOOKING FOR FRIEND 46 yr old, 5’10”, 170 lb, not ARE YOU THIS WOMAN? 53 to 63, with integrity. BOX Slim, attractive widowed female religious; seeks fit female of the battery. school ball next 33031 32 yr old, 5'8", 160 lb, attractive, in her early 50’s; is looking for under 45 to enjoy romance, easy going, single, white male A solid defensive backstop, DeFilipo is spring,” Veth added. LOOKING FOR LOVE an unattached, attractive male, the outdoors, beaches, oldies, who likes dining out, movies, Veth’s team has four games scheduled 22 yr old, single, good hearted, no less than 5’10' for friendship flea markets, NY city, cooking, the beach and trying new batting .500 with three homers and 15 goal oriented, romantic, Native and a possible relationship. quiet evenings, travel and new things. Seeking an easy going, RBIs to top the team in all three categories. this w eek . American female, who enjoys BOX 33018______adventures. All replies petite to medium build, single, candlelight dinners, sports, ITALIAN MAN WANTED answered. BOX 33022______white female, 25 to 32, with a Mike Ambrisio is North’s other catch­ Yesterday, North was slated to host dancing and animals. Seeking 18 yr old, 5’4", 110 lb, single, JUST FOR YOU! > of humor. BOX 39852 a single, white male, 22 to 27, er. Because of Ambrisio’s versatility, the crosstown rival Middletown South. On Italian female, likes dining out, 43 yr old, single, white, profes­ JUST FOR YOU with similar interests. Mon­ talking and more. Seeking an sional male who is in good mouth County. BOX 33034 43 yr old, single white profes­ coach often uses the sophomore in the Thursday North will visit Raritan, and on employed, responsible, single, shape, good sense of humor sional male, in good shape, FORTY AND FABULOUS Italian male, 21 to 27, for com­ great cook, attractive. Looking great cook, with a good sense outfield. Saturday Veth’s squad will play a double­ A real barbie doll. Searching for panionship and possible rela­ for divorced, single, white of humor. Looking for single or header in Marlboro. her Ken to share long walks in tionship. BOX 38042______female, to call his own. ChiJ- d iv o rc e d , . white female to call Esposito and Schoonhoven are both hit­ the mall. Interests include SHOW ME AROUND dren welcome. BOX 33024 his own. Children okay. BOX 32974 ABBA, pokeno, mahjongg, the Single, female new to the area. MASSAGES pta, and take out food. BOX Enjoys the arts, biking, walking Concerts, comedy clubs, the ITS SUMMER TIME! 33035 and more. Looking for a sincere shore, if you are a single 45 yr old, 180 lb, divorced, FULL OF ENERGY male for companionship. BOX female, slender, 36 plus, I am white male is seeking an attrac­ 60 plus, 5’5”, slim, non-smoking 39470______single, white male, 5’9n, 170 tive female to share warm sum­ Union Beach Legion team female, likes travel, music, din­ INVEST THE DIME lbs, non-smoking, non-drink­ mer days and hot summer ing out, walks, reading, theater 45 yr old, attractive, divorced ing is seeking a long-term nights with. BOX 37761______and more. Looking for an intelli­ female who enjoys movies, din­ relationship. BOX 33025 LONELY WIDOWER gent, fun, financially secure ing out, jazz, and more. Look­ RESCUE ME! 48 yr old, 6'1", 220 lb, white male, with a good sense of ing for a single male for friend­ Single, white male, 35, 6'3", widower is looking for a female humor, to share special ship first. BOX 36916______220 lbs, blonde, blue eyed, fire who enjoys family, music and struggling, but im proving moments and possible future. fighter/electrician who lives in animals. BOX 36836 BOX 10877 THE TIME IS NOW 20 yr old, 5’10", 135 lb single Holmdel. Enjoys the shore SEEKING COUNTRY GIRL A JERSEY PEACH black female, attractive, athletic and comedy clubs. Seeking 31 yr old, 6’1”, easy going, JBY W ARREN RAPPLEYEA Catcher Tim Hildner has been the Divorced, white female, dark and educated. Enjoys reading, single, white female, 28 to 38, down to earth, single, white hair and eyes, good figure, sports, the beach, partying and who is wild on the inside and S taff W riter male enjoys music, the shore, team’s best hitter in the early going, bat­ great smile and personality. In more. Seeking a single male for sexy on the outside. BOX camping, long drives, the coun­ ting over .400 with six RBIs. Second base­ search of a tall, divorced, white friendship and whatever fol­ 3 3 0 2 6 ______try, bowling and dining out. male, 50 to 55, clean shaven, a lows. BOX 39383______NO TAN LINES Looking for a special female, lthough his team is off to a 1-5 start, goer and doer. BOX 11101 man Chris Deniscia, who hit an even .500 LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL You don’t have to be into the who enjoys the country, for a T.J. O’Donnell, coach of the Union for Raritan during the high school season, NO FALSE HYPE 57", widowed, down to earth, sun to answer the add: good long term relationship. BOX Just a very pretty red head, affectionate, warm, Jewish, looking 39 yrs old white man. 37383 Beach American Legion Post No. 321also is over .400. Vidal and Derricks are European charm, smart, Jew­ white female with hazel eyes Seeking passionate, fun to be MAKE IT REALITY Abaseball team, sees more victories on the ish professional. Seeks the and brunette hair. Seeking an with woman, any age. BOX 32 yr old, father of one with both hitting about .350, while Wisniewski, same in a handsome man of honest, compassionate, young 33028______brown hair and eyes, enjoys all horizon. success, integrity, humor, vital, at heart, Jewish male (mensch) JUST US! kinds of sports, family, children, a .340 hitter during the high school cam­ 55 to 65, to share tomorrow's 55 to 65, for cuddling, caring, Totally uninhibited, handsome, music and more. Looking fo r an love, laughter, and happiness. “We are a young team so we do make and commitment. Widower a emotionally and financially honest, single or divorced paign, and shortstop Glenn Nicholl are Non-smoker. Monmouth/Mid­ plus. BOX 32631______secure divorced white profes­ female, with same interests. some mistakes, but every game has been dlesex area. BOX 33019 BOX 37762 over .300. ** BIG APPLE LOVER ** sional male, an entrepreneur, close so far,” said O’Donnell, who also The infielders are John Bird, Randy 35 yr old divorced white mother ** YOUNG AT HEART** 48, 6', 180 lbs. Enjoys music, SHARE MY WORLD of one, 5'3”, dark hair and eyes, 38 yr old, 5’1”, 105 lb, single dancing, and romantic candle­ Divorced white male, 40, 6’3", coaches Hazlet’s Raritan High School Slawsky and Rozing at first base; Deniscia, attractive, college educated, female, brunette hair and hazel light dinners. Seek uninhibit­ 205 lbs, brown hair, green baseball team from which most of his fun loving, non-smoker. Loves eyes, non-smoker. Enjoys ed, attractive, tall, slender eyes, nice looking and in good Vidal and Greg Howe at second base; movies, dining out, going to the movies, comedy shows, exer­ divorced white professional shape. Looking for an attrac­ players are drawn. “Being able to hang in shore and New York. Seeking cises, Atlantic City, New York female, 38-48. BOX 33029 tive, white female, 35 to 45, to Nicholl at short and Casha and Adam long term relationship, non­ City, flea markets and more. share his world. BOX 32580 Looking for a single male with a COULD THIS BE MAGIC there is a good sign, and it will help us next Mancuso at the hot comer. Outfielders are smoker, drinking okay, with chil­ Single white male, early 50’s, dren. BOX 13086 good sense of humor. BOX season.” Derricks, Wisniewski, Bob Scheller and 36742______non-smoker, slim, attractive, FOREVER SUMMER honest, down to earth and D o u b i e D a t in g The Union Beach contingent scored its Christian Harden. 52 yr old, 5’2", attractive, fun AGE IS JUST A NUMBER financially secure. Likes the Early 60’s, petite, retired, Jew­ beach, travel, dining out, the­ PLACE YOUR FREE AD TODAY loving, divorced, white, profes­ Are you and your firiend looking to first win of the campaign on Sunday as Joe “We haven’t scored a lot of runs and I’d sional female who enjoys the­ ish widow with blonde hair and aters, movies and more. In green eyes. Enjoys tennis, trav­ meet two nice people to go out ater, music, dancing, dining out, search of very attractive Rozing hurled a 7-2 triumph over Middle­ el and theater. Looking for a with? If so, place your FREE ad in like to see that change,” O’Donnell said. etc. Seeking a fit, romantic, female, 37 to 47 for possible white, Jewish widower or sin­ our Double Dating category by call­ town South. Rozing, Mike Casha, Alex youthful, caring male, 50 to 58, long term relationship. BOX “Our defense has, however, been pretty gle, 70’s, in good health, for 3303 2______ing 1-800-647-8403. Vidal, Chris Derricks, Joe Davis and Matt for a possible long term rela­ friendship and fun time togeth­ strong. Overall, I think our guys have been tionship. BOX 32646______er. BOX 39068______BLUE SPANISH EYES Single, white male, 50’s, Wisniewski are O’Donnell’s pitchers. getting better every time they step on the LET’S HAVE FUN ** NEED A COMPANION ** GUIDELINES brown hair and eyes attrac­ The Publisher assumes no liabili­ Single white female, 27, phys­ 26 yr old, single female with Wisniewski won four games for Raritan field. As long as that happens and they tive, non-smoker, financially ty for the contents of, or replies to ically fit. Seeks financially black hair and eyes who secure, honest. Seeking a secure, professional white any personal advertisements; and this spring. have a positive attitude, we’ll be all right.” enjoys the mall, the beach and very attractive, Hispanic such liability rest exclusively male, non-smoker, who loves quiet times. Looking for a sin­ female 36 to 46, for possible with the advertiser o f, or respon­ to laugh and knows how to gle, white male, 25 to 35. long term relationship. BOX dent to, such advertisements. The pamper a lady. BOX 33017 Union area only. BOX 42348 33033 Publisher may, in its sole discre­ tion, change, reject or delete any Track and field m eet series starts June 30 personal advertisements which it Respond to Ads deems inappropriate. Ads without voice greetings may not appear in The Shore Athletic Club’s All-Comers Registration will start at 5:45 p.m. the day The Meeting Place. When you with yourVisa/Mastercard! respond to a Meeting Place ad, Track and Field Meets will be held at of each meet. Entry fees are $3 per meet your phone bill will reflect a Ocean Township High School, West Park and $10 for all four. charge of $1.99 per minute. The Meeting Place is provided by Avenue, this summer. On June 30, the events that will be con­ 1’888-785-6800 Greater Media and Advanced c“" Telecom Services, Devon, PA The meets will be held June 30 and July tested are the 100-meter dash, 1,500-meter 19333. Copyright 1999 ATS * A ll New Automated System *1.99 prr/min. <;: oid«-r 7, 14 and 21 starting at 6:15 p.m. Events run, 400-meter dash, 1-mile walk, 4 x 400 6/18/99 are staged in Men’s and Women’s Open, relay, high jump, long jump, shot put and Boys and Girls 9-Under, 10-11, 12-14, 15­ discus. The meets are sanctioned by USA TO PLACE YOUR FREE AD, CALL 1 - 8 0 0 - 6 4 7 - 8 4 0 3 18 and Men’s and Women’s Masters 40­ Track and Field/New Jersey. Call Elliott 49, 50-59, 60-69 and 70-Up divisions. Denman at (732) 222-9080 for more infor­ See a complete selection of singles between Sports and Classified. No advanced entries are required. mation. 4 0 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

THE M ARKETPLACE • Real Estate • Business • Auto • Classified •

>15 YEAR FULL TIME BROKER BUSINESS • 25 YEAR MATAWAN RESIDENT •T 0 P 1 % 0 F Cham ber of Com m erce Educational MIDDLETOWN 55,000 AGENTS NATIONWIDE NEW LISTING ' SPECIALIZING IN Foundation aw ards first scholarships D on’t w ait to see this newly listed 5 bdrm ., 3'/> MARC WOODS- bath C enter Hall Colonial renovated just 2 y r s . STRATHMORE- T he Eastern Monmouth Area Brookdale Community College. ago. This hom e features a gourm et kit., HW RARITAN VALLEY- Chamber of Commerce (EMACC) Jill Slattery of Oceanport is the recipient floors, I.G. pool, finished basem ent with full MONMOUTH of the award to a transitioning student. She is bath & m any other extras too num erous to list. COUNTY Educational Foundation, established in 1998 to provide assistance to students in a graduate of Brookdale and has been *468,000 - CALL“CHUCK” FOR A MARKET VALUE nontraditional situations, announces its first accepted as a student in education at Gloria MIDDLETOWN OF YOUR HOME. scholarship awards of $1,000 each to four Monmouth University, West Long Branch. N il s o n Gail Abrams, chairwoman of the OFFICE C O L D W e U . Matawan/Aberdeen Office : area students. C a l l fo r d e t a ils m Foundation Board, was enthusiastic in Realtors BANKeno 1082 Highway 34, Matawan < Two recipients are in the returning stu­ 7 4 7 - 5 6 0 0 ltg announcing the awards. “It is a joy for us to RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE Off. 583-5000 Eve. 566-6450 dent category. Lu Ann Richardson of "ANY SIZE HOUSE & GARDEN UNDER THE SUN” be able to provide assistance to these four Eatontown, a student at Brookdale very worthy women. This is an impressive Community College, Lincroft, looks toward beginning for the Eastern Monmouth Area a career in education as a reading specialist Chamber Educational Foundation. But it is THERESA or in special education. Debra Ann Lyons of just a beginning. In the future we hope to Middletown, who has studied at Brookdale, have greater funds to distribute and so be will transfer to a four-year college as a pre­ able to help smooth the way for a greater law student. number of deserving students and education­ Taneka Joy Gratz of Red Bank has won al programs.” the award in the category of vocational edu­ Presentation of the scholarship awards cation. She is a graduate of Monmouth was made at EMACC’s Small Business MIDDLETOWN County Vocational School Nursing Program Council breakfast seminar at Squire’s Pub on Mint condition 4,000 sq. ft. brick colonial on magnificent 1/2 acre + cul de sac, and will continue her nursing studies at June 16. backing to green acres. Gorgeous landscaping surrounds 38'x18' inground syl­ van concrete pool. Huge 30’x23' great room with floor to ceiling stone fireplace, wet bar & hardwood floors. Second brick fireplace in 21’ family room. Large kitchen w/ceramic floor & light washed cabinets. Enclosed brick Jen Air cooking &area cathedral w/center ceiling island in & greatsub zero room. refrigerator. Master bath Double has ovenJacuzzi w/microwave. tub. Just minutes Skylights to Local doctor receives industry honors NYC train or bus. $ 5 9 8 9 0 0 MONMOUTH COUNTY J oel S. Ross, M.D., FACP, AGSF, a res­ tor of the Geriatric Fellowship Program at J& “I CAN SELL YOUR W EIL BANKER 1998 ident of Monmouth Beach, has been Jersey Shore and an attending physician at Jersey Shore and the Medical Center of 1 HOME TOO - FOR 2%” granted the title of certified medical di­ rector (CMD) of long term care by the Ocean County. Matawan/Aberdeen Office board of directors of the American Medical The certification program was created to m e d REALTY BROKER 1082 Hwy. 34, Matawan residential brokerage ® Directors Certification Program (AMDCP). enhance the profession of medical direction 577-6960 • 780-5200 _ (732) 583-5000 (732) 946-2676 (Eves)a Dr. Ross is one of 70 physicians who com­ throughout the long term care continuum, 190 SOUTH STREET, FREEHOLD TWP., N J | Each Office is Independently Owned & Operated 1 pleted the CMD requirements and were cer­ which includes nursing facilities, hospice, ______COMMISSIONS ARE NEGOTIABLE ______tified this spring. Since the inception of the and subacute care, and to reinforce the lead­ program in 1991, 1,276 physicians nation­ ership role of the medical director in pro­ wide have received the CMD designation. viding quality care. BARBARA KENAS Dr. Ross is the medical director of The CMD program recognizes the dual ROYAL RATES MedWise Primary Care for Seniors, which clinical and administrative roles of the med­ 'Y I /X A t is associated with Jersey Shore Medical ical director and requires indicators of com­ 30 YR 4 * 5 0 % " y o o % petence in both areas. FIXED / w Center, Neptune. He is also program direc­ JUMBO m REDUCED UP TO Q f » 0 / n u p t o ■ V . 3 0 % $240,000 ^ $650,000 APR Hazlet resident honored by State of Israel Bonds 19 EDGEMERE DR. Bernard N. Silver of Hazlet was the partner of the CPA firm of Drucker and & £ 0 . 0 0 % ^ dR 1 5 - 7 5 % MATAWAN JUMBO guest of honor at a State of Israel Bonds Hill, receive the Israel Unity Award at the Custom all brick ranch - 3 bedrooms, UPTO A . 6 4 % UPTO H i . 1 6 % dinner of B’nai B’rith’s Banking and Sheraton New York Hotel and Towers. The 2 baths, family room addition $240,000 APR $500,000 APR w/skylites, decks, hot tubv fireplace, Finance Unit. dinner produced $5.8 million in Israel enormous full basement, 2 car More than 400 leaders of the banking Bond sales to strengthen Israel’s economic garage and beautiful property...in • LOW EST RATES/FEES prestigious Edgemere Hts! • FREE REFINANCING • FLOAT DOW N and finance industry saw Silver, managing growth and development. • FHA/VA LOANS SPECIALIST *264,900 Million Dollar Club 1985-1998 K a s t l e D C / t ^ > V STRATHMORE SPECIALIST H M o r t g a g e $ 732-972-1000 & 71 West Main St., Freehold, NJ 07728 “WHERE BORROWERS ARE TREATED LIKE ROYALTY.’’ CENTRAL H fl> 732-566-1160 § Licensed Mfg. Banker N.J. Dept. Of Banking. Rales subject to change. R e t d y F o r A Over 375 Houses Sold/Marketed Since 1984 IF YOU WANT YOUR HOUSE SOLD CALL BARBARA 1 -888-852-7853 A INTRODUCING C onfidential Conversation C o sts You Nothing... the HOM ETOW N yet may reward you with a new lease on life! 24 Hr. Guaranteed* Loan Approval 4.99% - 7.00% A.P.R. • ^ Points Call for a strictly confidential interview, you won’t be sorry • Not a Pre-Approval • Minimal Paperwork WE ARE EXPANDING 2 6 4 - 3 4 5 6

• Close in 15 Days or Less EVERYDAY Ask for Natalie Bindler Natalie Bindler ★ If Loan Determination not rendered in 24 hrs. Application Fee is refunded. (Applies to conventional loans only) Licensed Mortgage Broker, NJ Dept, of Banking ERA ADVANTAGE REALTORS H j HOMETOWN MORTGAGE K eyport/H azlet Office 264-3456 96 Freneau Ave. Suite 3 • Matawan, NJ 07747 » 732-335-4700 • www.htmortgage.com h j f i INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 4 1

T H E MARKETPLACE A s k J i m • Real Estate • Business • Auto • Classified • Real Estate REAL ESTATE g & A

Realty Executives em pow ers top agents Jim Camilleri W ith more than 20 years in real to commissions. “At a Realty Executives estate, the last seven of them office, sales associates pay a transaction The Prudential with more than $10,000,000 in fee to offset the cost of our Overhead, but THE SOLO ACT annual sales, Carole Kubis is a recognized they keep all the commission. So instead QUESTION: My REALTOR sug­ New Jersey Realty real estate powerhouse in Monmouth of splitting their commission with the bro­ gested to me that he do a “solo act” County circles. Based in Middletown, ker of record, they put more money in their when showing our house to prospec­ Kubis has covered the county with effec­ own pocket. There are other advantages as tive marketing and detailed personal ser­ well. tive buyers. Wouldn’t it be wiser for me to accompany them around? vice. This year, Kubis left that all behind to “For example, because the Realty open a new office with Realty Executives, Executives associates pay their own ex­ ANSWER: One of the fastest ways a franchise network designed to empower agents to make more money than they can penses, they have the authority to advertise to sell your house in a hurry is to keep ever make with a traditional broker. In the their own listings whenever and wherever out of it when it’s being shown. First, last 60 days since that move, Kubis has had they want. Also, the calls that come in tell the REALTOR everything that sales or sold listings totaling $3,751,900 from Realty Executives for-sale signs go should be known about the house, then directly to the agent who put up the sign, — handling both the buying and selling let the REALTOR do the selling. He or Old Bridge end in 66 percent of those transactions. not to whoever happens to be on duty $282,900 when the call comes in. When real estate she is a skilled negotiator and knows “New On The Market" 3 BRS, She feels that her move to her own compa­ 2.5 Baths ny within the Realty Executives network agents get to the point in their career where how to close a sale without emotional involvement. If you must be around has made a big difference. they are generating most of their business Minna Ramson “It’s the best move I’ve ever made,” she by their own efforts, they deserve the free­ when the house is being shown, greet declares. “I should have done it years ago.” dom, flexibility and security of working the prospect graciously, take the chil­ within a structure like ours,” says Stone. Kubis and her partner, Charles Stone, dren and pets and retire. another lifetime member of NJAR’s Realty Executives International, based Distinguished Sales Club, opened Realty in Phoenix, Ariz., has been ranked 27th J im C a m i l l e r i Executives Kubis Realty Group in March among the top 100 franchise companies by at 320 Route 35 in Middletown. Success magazine. 24 H our D irect Line Eventually they hope to add about 20 sales For more information about the op­ Marlboro $289,900 associates to their company. 732-6333138 “New On The Market” 5 BRS, portunities at Realty Executives Kubis 3 Baths The difference, Stone explains, comes Realty Group, call Carole Kubis or Charles ERA Advantage Realty from Realty Executives’ different approach Stone at (732) 936-1999. 732-264-3456 Nancy Rocha

CENTRAL JERSEY M ORTGAGE RATES

L e n d e r s 3 0 - y r F i x . 1 5 - y r F i x . 1-yr ARM 130-yr Jum. P h o n e # C o m m e n t s R ATE PTS. RATE PTS. RATE PTS. RATE PTS. Aberdeen Access Mortgage Services $224,900 6.875% 3.00 6.625% New construction specialsts “New On The Market” 4 BRS, 888-LOAN-845 3.00 4.750% 3.00 8.000% 0.00 True No Doc. Loans. 2.5 Baths American Suburban Fund. - 800-887-4554 7.750% 0.00 7.500% 0.00 5.250% 3.00 8.000% 0.00 Phoebe Stamp America’s Mortgage Club Purchases at 5% & 10% down 7.250% 0.25 7.000% 0.00 N/Q N/Q 7.500% 0.88 800-274-9267 payment. Rapid approvals. Apply by phone. Brunswick Bank & Trust Construction, commercial 7.500% 0.00 7.250% 0.00 6.000% 0.00 7.750% 0.00 732-247-5800 & jumbo mortgages. Choice Mortgage Services 3/1 ARM: 6.50%, 5/1 ARM: 6.75%. Call for 6.750% 3.00 6.250% 5.250% 1.00 11175% 1.00 3-°0 “0” pt. loan quotes. Noapp. fees. : ■ • 1st time homebuyers, const./perm. Other 7-750% 0.00 7,000% 0.00 5.5009; LOO N/Q N/Q programs available. 10 min. pre-qual. Corinthian Capital Group No income Jumbo, 20% down, 7.93 APR. 7.550% APR 7.300% APR N/A N/A 7.80% APR 732-745-8870 Ask about Rate Watch Program Old Bridge Crystal Mortgage Serving all of $229,000 7.375% 0.00 7.125% 0.00 5.500% 1.00 7.750% 0.00 " “New On The Market” 800-378-5010 New Jersey. 4 BRS 2 Baths First Bank of Central Jersey “Your #1 Mortgage Lender” 6.750% 3.00 6.375% 3.00 N/Q N/Q 7.000% 3.00 732-951-3911 For the Lowest Rates!!! 1st Constitution Bank Call about our Jumbo Blend Mortgage Suzanne Paolello 7.625% 0.00 0.00 5 0.00 7.875% 0.00 888-519-7677 with Super Low Rates. Freehold Savings & Loan We offer First Time Homebuyers with 3r/i down 7.500% : ■ : 0.00 N/A N/A 7.750% 0.00 732-462-6700 payment. (PMI required on less than 20% down) Hamilton National Mtg. Constantly the lowest rates. Rock bottom jumbo 7.375% 0.00 7.000% 0.00 N/Q N/Q N/Q N/Q 609-273-1234 rates. Free Pre-qualifications. Open 7 days/wk. Hometown Mortgage *Eff. rate based on 30-yr. loan paid off in 21.5 yrs. *4.990% 0.00 6.625% 3.00 5.000% 0.00 7.875% 0.00 888-854-8100 No application fee. www.htmortgage.com Kentwood Financial Svcs. Internet Address 7.375% 0.00 7.125% 0.00 N/Q N/Q 7.750% 0.00 800-353-6896 [email protected] Lighthouse Mortgage No Application Fees, Free Lock-in! Freehold $275,000 6.750% 3.00 6.375% 3.00 5.375% 3.00 7.125% 3.00 800-784-1331 • Extended Lock Specialists! “New On The Market” 5 BRS, Loan Search NJ’s Lowest Rates! 2.5 Baths 7 500V 0.00 6.875% a:: 5.375% 0.00 7,500% 0.00 800-591-3270 www.loansearch.com The Mortgage Group 3/1 No cost: 6.375%. New Jersey 7.375% ■■ 0,00 7.000% 0.00 5.625% 3 1 1 7,375%. 0.00 ( M / i 888-864-5363 Min. Loan S170K. Prudential Realty The Rahwav Svgs. Institut’n 3 1. 5/1. 5/5. 7/1 \RM% 7.625% 0.00 7.125'.' o.oo : 7.13%/0 : 15-yr 7.13%/0 732-388-1800 ext. 643 J:;-; -Float down option. ¥■ IglS Main St. Executive Center Vantage Financial Services Instant Pre-Qualification 7.500% 2.00 7.125% 2.00 6.625% 1.50 7.750% 2.00 935 Hwy. 34, Matawan, NJ 07747 800-238-6316 Just Call! Information provided by The National Financial News Services. Rates are valid as of June 18, 1999 and are subject to change without notice. Contact lenders directly for additional fees (732) 566-1881 and services, and APR’s. Lenders wishing to participate in this survey, please call 800-939-NFNS. Check rates on the Internet - www.nfns.com, » "Rock solid in real estate" 4 2 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

- m y w - G r e a t e r M e d i a P r e s e n t s - w — ^ M e e t i n g P l a c e

TO RESPOND TO AN AD, CALL 1 - 9 0 0 - 7 7 3 - 6 6 0 2 $1.99 PER MINUTE. You MUST BE 18 OR OLDER.

INSPIRED BY NATURE NEED A FRIEND Refreshing and warm, appealing, Tall, educated, honest, sincere, W o m e n professional lady who favors a financially stable, senior male is good natured, flexible, educated, T o ta lly C onfidential seeking a single female for friend­ S e e k in g M e n tall white Jewish male, 53-62. Can ship. BOX 39547______we build nurturing friendship with Live or Automated Ad Taking H o u r s D a y 24 A M Y SOU L MATE 5 3 laughter, consideration, our inter­ C all 1-900-773-6602 53 yr old, 6’2", single, white, father ests and the future? BOX 32657 of one; likes dancing, bowling, flea N e w A d s $1.99 per m in. SECURE AND SINGLE LOOKING FOR FRIEND JUST FOR YOU! markets, the malls and more. Single white professional, 40s, slim, 43 yr old, single, white, profession­ Slim, attractive widowed female in Seeking a single mom with dark YOUNG AT HEART blonde, attractive and happy. Seeks M e n S e e k in g al male who is in good shape, good ** LET S LAUGH TOGETHER ** her early 50’s; is looking for an hair, medium build, 5 ’5" and up to Mid 60’s, healthy, outgoing, white male, 40-55, must be sense of humor great cook, attrac­ If you are attractive, slim, non­ unattached, attractive male, no less share life together. BOX 39734 retired, petite, Jewish female with employed, own transportation, tive. Looking for divorced, single, smoker, enjoys the theater, music, than 5’10’ for friendship and a pos­ o m e n blonde hair and green eyes. Seek­ clean, healthy, have teeth, and can W white female, to call his own. Chil­ ARE YOU THIS WOMAN? adventure, exercising, self-suffi­ sible relationship. BOX 33018 ing a single or widowed, Jewish not live with your wife or your moth­ dren welcome. BOX 33024______32 yr old, 5’8”, 160 lb, attractive, cient, 30-42, female, then I would male for adventure, companion­ C all 1-900-773-6602 easy going, single, white male love to meet you. I am 40, consid­ ITALIAN MAN WANTED er. BOX 33005______MASSAGES ship and challenge. BOX 15462 who likes dining out, movies, the ered handsome, divorced profes­ 18 yrold, 5'4", 1101b, single, Italian ** BRAZILIAN LADY ** $1.99 per m in. C o n ce rts, comedy clubs, th e shore, beach and trying new things. sion man, brown hair, 5 ’1 0 ”, 2 0 3 JERSEY SHORE FANATIC female, likes dining out, talking and 35 yr old, 5’7”, 130 lb, attractive, if you are a single female, slender, Seeking an easy going, petite to lbs., athletic, fit but most of all, very Mid 40's, physically fit, divorced, more. Seeking an employed, educated, affectionate Brazilian RESCUE ME! 36 plus, I am single, white male, medium build, single, white happy. Give me a call soon. BOX white Catholic female, homeown­ responsible, single, Italian male, 21 lady. Enjoys sports, the shore, Single, white male, 35, 6’3", 220 5’9”, 170 lbs, non-smoking, non­ female, 25 to 32, with a sense of 32998 er. Seeks non-smoking, non-drink­ to 27, for companionship and possi­ movies, travel and cooking. Look­ lbs, blonde, blue eyed, fire fight­ drinking is seeking a long-term rela­ humor. BOX 39852______ing, financially secure gentleman ble relationship. BOX 38042 ing for a single male, 35 to 40 with er/electrician who lives in tionship. BOX 33025______METICULOUS MALE who is not a couch potato. Must Holmdel. Enjoys the shore and 25, 6’1”, easy going, honest, spon­ SHOW ME AROUND similar interests, for friendship and NO TAN LINES JUST FOR YOU enjoy quiet times, oldies, and comedy clubs. Seeking single, taneous, clean cut, enjoys work, fit­ Single, female new to the area. possible long term relationship. You don’t have to be into the sun to 43 yr old, single white profession­ summer days on the beach, plus white female, 28 to 38, who is wild ness, animals, movies and good Enjoys the arts, biking, walking and BOX 36779______answer the add: good looking 39 al male, in good shape, great be honest, affectionate, unencum­ on the inside and sexy on the out­ conversation. Would like to meet an more. Looking for a sincere male yrs old white man. Seeking pas­ cook, with a good sense of humor. bered, articulate, and flexible. Mid­ SPARKLING DIFFERENT side. BOX 33026 available female, who is real with a for companionship. BOX 39470 sionate, fun to be with woman, any Looking for single or divorced, dlesex county area. BOX 33030 Honest and open minded expres- good attitude, and the same inter­ age. BOX 33028 white female to call his own. Chil­ LETS HAVE FUN ■ sive female is seek­ ests, for friendship or dating. BOX SUMMER SIZZLE dren okay. BOX 32974______Single white female, 27, physically ing a male, 36 to 42, JUSTUS! 33021 1 Be the man to enhance my days literate, kind and IT’S SUMMER TIME! fit. Seeks financially secure, profes­ Totally uninhibit­ JOYFUL PARTNERSHIP and nights at the beach, cultural witty, that could be 45 yr old, 180 lb, divorced, white sional white male, non-smoker, who ed, handsome, 45 yr old, 5’5" male who enjoys events, and dancing in the moon­ her best friend. male is seeking an attractive loves to laugh and knows how to emotionally and bowling, swimming, walks and light: Attractive, shapely, classy, Enjoy nature, camp­ female to share warm summer pamper a lady. BOX 33017______financially secure more. Seeking a non-smoker active, divorced, white female. Be ing, traveling, vari­ days and hot summer nights with. divorced white female, 40 to 50 with similar inter­ la playful, tall, white gentleman, 53 INVEST THE DIME ous music and film. BOX 37761______professional male, ests for a relationship. BOX 37017 to 63, with integrity. BOX 33031 45 yr old, attractive, divorced BOX 14609 an entrepreneur, LONELY WIDOWER female who enjoys movies, dining 48, 6 ’, 180 lbs. LOOKING FOR LOVE LONESOME 48 yr old, 6’1”, 220 lb, white wid­ out, jazz, and more. Looking for a Enjoys music, 22 yr old, single, good hearted, 53 yrold, 5’1”, 1161b ower is looking for a female who single male for friendship first. BOX dancing, and goal oriented, romantic, Native single, professional, enjoys family, music and animals. D o u b l e D a t in g 36916______romantic candle­ American female, who enjoys can­ white female with BOX 36836______light dinners. PLACE YOUR FREE AD TODAY dlelight dinners, sports, dancing THE TIME IS NOW long red hair. Likes Are you and your friend looking to meet and animals. Seeking a single, Seek uninhibited, SEEKING COUNTRY GIRL 20 yr old, 5’10”, 135 lb single black walks, working out, two nice people to go out with? If so, place white male, 22 to 27, with similar attractive, tall, 31 yr old, 6’1”, easy going, down dancing, movies, your FR EE ad in our Double Dating cate­ female, attractive, athletic and edu­ slender divorced to earth, single, white male enjoys interests. Monmouth County. BOX antiquing, flea mar­ cated. Enjoys reading, sports, the white professional gory by calling 1-800-647-8403. 33034 kets, weekend get­ music, the shore, camping, long beach, partying and more. Seeking female, 38-48. drives, the country, bowling and FO RTY A ND FABULOUS aways, dining. a single male for friendship and BOX 33029 dining out. Looking for a special A real barbie doll. Searching for Seeking handsome, whatever follows. BOX 39383 female, who enjoys the country, her Ken to share long walks in the white male, 48 to 55, COULD THIS BE M e n — Find a great girl today for a long term relationship. BOX mall. Interests include ABBA, LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL over 5’9”, affection­ MAGIC 37383______pokeno, mahjongg, the pta, and 5’7 ’, widowed, down to earth, affec­ ate, with similar in the personals! Single white male, A l t e r n a t iv e take out food. BOX 33035 tionate, warm, Jewish, white female interests for friend­ early- 5 0 ’s, non­ MAKE IT REALITY with hazel eyes and brunette hair. ship and hopefully smoker, slim, 32 yr old, father of one with brown FULL O F ENERG Y Call 1-900-773-6602 Seeking an honest, compassion­ lasting relationship. attractive, honest, hair and eyes, enjoys all kinds of 60 plus, 5‘5”, slim, non-smoking ate, young at heart, Jewish male BOX 32965______down to earth and sports, family, children, music and $1.99 per m in. female, likes travel, music, dining (mensch) 55 to 65, to share tomor­ financially secure. more. Looking for an honest, sin­ out, walks, reading, theater and TIM E AND Likes the beach, row’s love, laughter, and happiness. gle or divorced female, with same AFTERNOON DELIGHT more. Looking for an intelligent, DREAMS 1-800-647-8403 travel, dining out, Non-smoker. Monmouth/Middlesex interests. BOX 37762______62 yr old, submissive, cross dress­ fun, financially secure male, with a Petite lady, dark 24 hours/day, 7 days/wvck. theaters, movies area. BOX 33019______Designed tor both Touchtone and Rotary Phones ing male is looking for a dominant good sense of humor, to share hair, dark eyes, and more. In SHARE MY WORLD male, age and race are unimpor­ special moments and possible ** YOUNG AT HEART ** great smile, wonder­ search of very Divorced white male, 40, 6 ’3", 205 tant, to get together in the afternoon future. BOX 10877 38 yr old, 5’1 ”, 105 lb, single female, ful sense of humor. ~ attractive female, lbs, brown hair, green eyes, nice for conversation and more. BOX brunette hair and hazel eyes, non­ Enjoys music, dining 37 to 47 for possi­ looking and in good shape. Look­ A JER SE Y PEACH 32990______smoker. Enjoys movies, comedy out, reading, and ble long term relationship. BOX ing for an attractive, white female, Divorced, white female, dark hair L E T S DANCE shows, exercises, Atlantic City, New good conversation. Looking to 33032______. and eyes, good figure, great smile 48 yr old, fit, divorced, white male 35 to 45, to share his world. BOX CALLING ALL MALES York City, flea markets and more. share time and dreams with a man, 32580 .______Good looking, good shape, Italian, and personality. In search of a tall, who enjoys dancing, traveling, din­ BLUE SPANISH EYES Looking for a single male with a 55-62, non- smoker. BOX 32995 ing out and the shore. Seeking a masculine male, 6’0 , 185 lbs. Inter­ divorced, white male, 50 to 55, Single, white male, 5 0 ’s, brown hair LOVE CALLING good sense of humor. BOX 36742 single or divorced, white female ested in finding police officer or fire­ clean shaven, a goer and doer. SW EET LOVING SENIOR and eyes attractive, non-smoker, Single male who enjoys skiing, with similar interests. Non-smoker. fighter, under 42 years old, for BOX 11101 AGE IS JUST A NUMBER There is plenty of time for us. financially secure, honest. Seeking hiking, biking, walks in the rain friendship and fun. BOX 32994 Active, attractive, affectionate, BOX 15373______a very attractive, Hispanic female NO FALSE HYPE Early 60’s, petite, retired, Jewish and more. Looking for a female, warm, tender, down to earth Jewish DEVOTED DAD 36 to 46, for possible long term rela­ SHARE MY WORLD Just a very pretty red head, Euro­ widow with blonde hair and green with similar interests. BOX 37815 eyes. Enjoys tennis, travel and the­ widow desires kind, considerate, 32 yr old, 5’9", 170 lb, honest/ tionship. BOX 33033______Good looking, masculine, physical­ pean charm, smart, Jewish pro­ MARRIAGE MINDED young at heart Jewish male, 65-70, divorced, white male with blonde ly fit, straight acting, white male, 48 fessional. Seeks the same in a ater. Looking for a white, Jewish VERY NICE PERSON with a sense of humor, non smoker. 37 year old italian, 5’ 8", 170llbs, years old, 5’11”, 170 lbs, hazel handsome man of success, widower or single, 70’s, in good hair and blue eyes who enjoys long Single white male, 49, 5’10”, 186 Looking for that special person to good looking, enjoys dining out, eyes, and hairy. Enjoys workouts, integrity, humor, vital, 55 to 65, for health, for friendship and fun time walks, the beach, boating, skiing, lbs, nice looking, wishes to meet a share love, laughter, and happi­ movies, sporting events, quiet music, travel, outdoors, and quality cuddling, caring, and commitment. together. BOX 39068______biking and quiet times at home. pretty white female for companion­ ness. BOX 32991______evenings, looking for a single time. Seeking white male, 35-50, Widower a plus. BOX 32631 BOX 15477______ship. Age open. BOX 33036 PRETTY AND FIT female, 27 to 40 years old. BOX slim or medium build. BOX 33010 Divorced white female, fun loving, DELIGHTFUL PRETTY THE GOOD LIFE YOU FOUND ME!! 33007______** BIG APPLE LOVER ** GOOD TIMES HERE pretty and fit, Jewish, a college Slim, selective, independent, pro­ 53 yr old widow, 5’8”, 165 lbs, good 52 yr young, 5’8”, 153 lb, athletic 35 yr old divorced white mother of HO NEST NIG HT W O RK ER 24 yr old, bi curious male is seeking grad, seeks attractive, fit, white fessional, Jewish female. Seeking a looking, fit, affluent, enjoys golf, build, caring, white, professional one, 5’3”, dark hair and eyes, Divorced, white male, 50, aver­ an older, gay, white male, 45 to 65, male, 55 to 67, college graduate cultured, attractive, intelligent, pro­ boating, music and fun times with male with salt/pepper hair, enjoys attractive, college educated, fun age, attractive, 5’9”, 165 lbs, no to share good times with. BOX who is unencumbered, financially fessional Jewish male non- smoker, family and friends. Seeking a petite, working out, dining out, travel, loving, non-smoker. Loves drugs, has no baggage, non­ 13954 secure and a non-smoker, for long 53 plus for a sweetful, enriched, pretty, interesting lady, in 40’s, with movies, dining out, going to the nature and more. Looking for a car­ smoker, non-drinker. Not into din­ term relationship and fun. BOX warm friendship and sharing a similar interests, for possible long shore and New York. Seeking long ing, down to earth female, under ing out, movies and lies. Enjoys term relationship, non-smoker, 33023______beautiful romantic life. To e n jo y term relationship. BOX 33011 45, for friendship first, possible each other while dinning, dancing, passion, beach, humor, rock drinking okay, with children. BOX more. BOX 39291______W o m e n — TEACH ME TODAY movies, concerts, the shore, beach, LOVES TO RUN music, tv, easy life. Seeking not 13086 48 yr old, Russian female, loves to and NY City. BOX 33008______Athletic Jewish, single father, 46 yr ONE DAY AT A TIME perfect child free, realistic woman. FOREVER SUMMER cook with a good personality. Look­ old, 5’10”, 170 lb, not religious; 45 yr old, 6’, 155 lb, white male with BOX 33015______A l t e r n a t iv e ing for an American gentleman, 48 ** GAMBLE O N ME ** seeks fit female under 45 to enjoy blonde hair and blue eyes who 52 yr old, 5 ’2”, attractive, fun lov­ ** WISHING ON A STAR ** and older, for a possible relation­ 5 ’5”, 130 lb, energetic, white female ro m a n ce , the outdoors, beaches, enjoys romance, dinners, long ing, divorced, white, professional Single white Catholic male, early C all 1-900-773-6602 ship. BOX 36694______who enjoys dancing, walking, ten­ oldies, flea markets, NY city, cook­ walks and going to the movies. female who enjoys theater, music, 6 0 ’s, slim, 5 ’9" and romantic. dancing, dining out, etc. Seeking a nis, movies, music and visits to ing, quiet evenings, travel and new Seeking a honest, caring female for $1.99 per m in. NOT JUST FISHING Seeks younger gal, who is easy fit, romantic, youthful, caring male, Atlantic City. Seeking a male with adventures. All replies answered. friendship and a possible relation­ Tall, blonde, attractive, sponta­ going, feminine, slim and a non­ 50 to 58, for a possible long term similar interests. BOX 42338 BOX 33022 ship. BOX 39355 MUST BE SERIOUS neous, divorced, white female, 50’s, smoker. Enjoy museums, nature, relationship. BOX 32646______Female, 25, smoker, is looking for with a great smile! I seek a sincere, cultural activities, spectator an honest, sincere, down to earth, FULL OF ENERGY tall, attractive man, 54 to 65 plus, There are even more ads. sports, travel, talking, listening, bi white female, 18 to 35, non­ Late 40's, 5 ’2”, 120 lb, petite, who’s financially secure and enjoys nostalgia, music, photography and smoker, non-drinker. BOX 12410 attractive, energetic, divorced, traveling, dancing, romantic din­ See The Meeting Place on the Internet at more. BOX 32985______Hispanic, Italian female who ners, Atlantic City, and likes to fish SEEKING MISS RIGHT enjoys working out, the outdoors, too. For friendship, possible long http://www.webfriends.com 34 yr old, single white male from GUIDELINES dining out, animals and nature. term relationship. BOX 37653 > < Union County, 5’9', 175 lb, nice The Publisher assumes no liability for Seeking a handsome, intelligent, STRIKING BRUNETTE looking, non-smoker; enjoys work­ the contents o f, or replies to any person­ fit, humorous male, 45 to 52. Non­ ing out, movies, dining, and al advertisements; and such liability rest smoker. BOX 37345 Attractive divorced white brunette who is honest, caring and has a antiques. In search of an attractive exclusively with the advertiser of, or TRY TH IS O UT good sense of humor. Seeking an single or divorced white female, respondent to, such advertisements. The Late 4 0 ’s, petite, energetic, physi­ honest man, 46 to 56, for a serious Respond to Ads with your ^ 25 and 42 with similar interests for Publisher may, in its sole discretion, cally fit, Hispanic/Italian female full long term relationship. BOX 33016 relationship. Middlesex County. change, reject or delete any personal of life. Enjoys dining out, dancing, BOX 33027______WITTY FEMALE SOUGHT advertisements which it deems inappro­ outdoor sports, and more. Looking Visa/Mastercard! Cute 33 year old male, 6'1", 200 for an intelligent, handsome, phys­ FRIENDS AND MORE... priate. All advertisers must record a ically fit male, 45 to 52, for friend­ 23 yr old, single female searching lbs, seeks intelligent, attractive, voice greeting to accompany their ad. ship first. BOX 12230______for a male who wants to be friends. educated female for a one to one Ads without voice greetings may not BOX 36491______relationship. Prefers dark or brown appear in The Meeting Place. When you IN FOR THE LONG HAUL 1-888-785-6800 hair female, 25 to 32, for good COMPLETE MY LIFE respond to a Meeting Place ad, your 32 yr old, 5’3", slim built, single, conversations, outdoor activities Green eyed, long blonde haired, phone bill will reflect a charge o f $1.99 white professional female, with * A l l N e w A u t o m a t e d S y s t e m and lots of fun. BOX 33020 light brown shoulder length hair. divorced, attractive female, 28, per minute. An average 3 minute call Seeking an attractive and intelli­ enjoys dining out, the beach, volley­ SO MUCH TO OFFER! costs $5.97. The Meeting Place is pro­ gent, single, professional male ball, the computer and movies. 40’s, fit, fun, professional male is vided by Greater Media and Advanced with a great sense of humor, 32 to Seeking a male with similar inter­ $1.99 p e r /m i 11. itt oi* O ld er j l seeking a single, petite female, 20 Telecom Services, Devon, PA 19333.. to 38, for a long term relationship. 42, who has never married and ests, 28 to 38. Children welcome. Copyright 1999 ATS 6/18/99 has no children. BOX 15420 BOX 14580 BOX 32984

F r e e P e r s o n a l A d ★ F r e e V o i c e G r e e t i n g ★ F r e e M e s s a g e R e t r i e v a l

To PLACE YOUR FREE AD, CALL 1 -8 0 0 -6 4 7 -8 4 0 3 A n y t im e , d a y o r n ig h t . Both numbers work with TouchTone™ and Rotary phones. Greater Media Newspapers’ Classified Section is NOW Online! www-gmnews.com INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23,1 9 9 9 4 3

D O N ’T W A IT FO R T H E 005 Apartments 007 Houses 015 Summer Winter PHONE TO RING! For Rent fo r Sale Rentals

YOUR C LA SS IFIED W O R K S! HILTON HEAD ISLAND S.C. FA X Y O U R A D 732-432-0016 2 Bedrm_/2 bath, fully equipped AD condo, sleeps 6. Pools/tennis/ OLD BRIDGE-BY OWNER beach$675./wk. 609-409-2062 CAN Spruce Hill Comm. Beautiful 4 LOG CABIN, PA. ADVERTISE IN OUR bedrm., 2 1/2 bath colonial, Lg. BE deck, above ground pool, on $800./PER WEEK B U S IN E S S & Cul-de-sac. Asking $269,900. CALL 732-254-1331, EVES. CLASSIFIED HERE Call 732-360-4894 SERVICE DIRECTORY OCEAN CITY MD-Condo, 1-800-660-4ADS sleeps 6. Avail. 8/7-8/14,21-28 & 9/4-9/11 732-248-9345 BELFORD-3 rooms-bath. 1-800-660-4ADS $590./mo. 1 1/2 mo. sec. OCEAN CITY MD. -100 feet Call 732-787-2351 to the beach, 2 bedrm s.. sleeps OR 732-254-7979 6, complete kit., cable TV, AC, NORTH BRUNSWICK- FREEHOLD TWP. 1 bedrm., + Whirlpool bath. $650. to $750. 1 - 8 0 0 4 A D S den, H/HW , gas, pool & tennis. weekly. Call 732-521-2444 YES! Rent $725. a mo.732-308-3390 Always renting! 1 & 2 bedroom 001 P ublic N otices luxury apartments. Prices Reaching Over 160,000 Homes DEADLINES starting at $705. monthly. 1 yr. 012 Lots & 017 Office & lease. Sorry no pets. Open Floor Space Classified Display Friday prior - 4:00 pm daily Monday-Sunday. 12-5. Acreage in Middlesex & Monmouth Counties ONE CALL stands between 732-246-2980 your business and millions of HIGHLAND PARK - Classified Line Ads Monday 12:00 Noon SAYREVILLE ABANDONED FARM 60 acres • News Transcript • Sentinel • Suburban potential customers-run your BORDENTOWN AVENUE 2 Separate office/consultation classifieds through the NJ $39,900. Prime NY land rooms available. Common • Independent • Examiner » Hub HOURS Weekdays Statewide Classified Advertis­ w/views, stream, pond! Mix of waiting room. Raritan Avenue WINDING WOOD woods & field! Twn rd, elect! ing Network (SCAN). For one 1 & 2 B E D R O O M G A R D E N location. Call 732-566-3186 Call 607-563-8877 (SNY) Monday through Friday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm low price, your ad will reach APARTMENTS FROM $625. OVEER 2 MILLION READERS & UP. BRAND NEW COASTAL NORTH CAROLINA Please read your ad on the first day of publication. We accept Through 155 NJ newsp responsibility for only the first incorrect insertion. We reserve the jgl AVAILABLE. Open daily WATERFRONT or water acess Call Jodi Ryan, NJPA Scan 10am-6pm 732-238-3919 homesites with boatslips. Coordinator, at 609-406-0600 Excellent boating, fishing, OUR ADS GET b x p o s s m w for e-mail jeryan@ nipa.org for sailing. River, sound & ocean more information. (Out of state 005D Cemetery access. From $34,900. placement is available). Plots www.inttek.com/coastal RESULTS www.gmnews.com SCANDINAVIAN STUDENT, : ' I GERMAN, EUROPEAN, 800-482-0806 ONLINE FOR SOUTH AMERICAN, ASIAN, HAZLET - 2 plots. Last supper Search our classifieds EXCHANGE STUDENTS section, Shore Land Memorial 013 Real Estate ARRIVING AUGUST. Garden. $600. 732-264-1499 ADDED 1. a CATEGORY. BECOME A HOST FAMILE/ Wanted Select AISE. CALL 1-800-SIBLING. MAUSOLEUM FOR 2 - Locat­ 2. Hit the SEARCH Button WWW.SIBLING.ORG ed in Holy Cross Chapel, South Brunswick. Pre-construction #1 CAMPGROUND MEMBER­ EXPOSURE Employment ® A nim als 005 Apartments price. Call 732-251-7128 SHIP AND TIMESHARE Click here RESALE CLEARINGHOUSE!! For Rent DONT WANT YOURS? Visit our to extend your ® Autos & Transportation ® Buy, Sell, Trade -W E LL TAKE IT! BUY! SELL! R E N T! R E S O R T S A LE S IN T ’L search! DISCRIMINATION 1-800-423-5967. Web site! ® Real Estate For Sale ® Real Estate For Rent NOTICE “All real estate advertised ARE YOU A FARMER, WITH www.gmnews.com Announcements ® Commercial Real Estate herein is subject to the Federal EAST BRUNSWICK A GROUNDHOG PROBLEM? Fair Housing Act and the New Mint 3 bedrm. split, Ig. kitch., Well I’m a groundhog hunter Jersey Law against Discrimi­ dining, living, family, sunroom with a land problem! Maybe we ® Services ® Business Opportunities nation, which m ake it illegal to w/hot tub, brick pavered drive can help each other out! 017 Office & advertise any preference, limi­ & huge patio. Bsmnt. & Gar. Call 732-761-1553 Floor Space Use Classified ® Vacation ® Alternative Services tation or discrimination based $235,000. Call 732-613-8234 on race, color, religion, sex, af- FORECLOSED GOVT Warehouse's fectional or sexual orientation, 015 Summer Winter T H E R E 'S A LW A Y S HOMES. Save up to 50% or AdHound for E-mail €* M edical marital status, handicap, famil­ Rentals SOMETHING NEW IN ial status, ancestry, or national more! Minimum or no down CLASSIFIED! delivery of origin, or intention to make any payment! For listings call now Begin Search I gmclassified@ ginnews.com such preference, limitation or ’ days a week. (800)429-3660 1-800-660-4ADS classified ads. ext. H-999. discrimination. We will not FLORIDA VILLA MANALAPAN- knowingly accept any advertis­ 3 bedroom, 2 bath villa Warehouse/Office Space ing for real estate which is in OLD BRIDGE w/private pool. Quiet From 1,200-sq. fL-5,506. sq. fL 4 bedrms., 1 1/2 bath ranch, violation of the law. For infor­ .residential location. 8 miles to Call 732-462-2000 EXT. 30 Commercial Advertisers Please Call For Rates mation contact the N ew Jersey Ig. kitch., liv. rm., din. rm., fin. DISNEY & other attractions. Division on Civil Rights, 31 bsmnt. Asking $159,900. MANALAPAN-250 Sq. ft. Clinton St., Newark, New Jer­ Appts. only. Call 732-721-7686 Weekly/Monthly Rates Avail. Attractive office space. sey, 07101. 201-648-2700" or 732-928-3064 732-583-8098 Please call 732-972-3845 T h e Run ‘til $9Q N ow A d d 4 A P h o to !, R o a r in g 2 0 It Sells! L 0 Call for details ■ , MERCHANDISE CLASSIFIED J)M (private party only) AUTO CLASSIFIED (private party only) 4 Lines • 4 Weeks $20°° D on 't W ait for

(each additional line $5.00) some restrictions apply (each additional line $7.00) some restrictions apply 1-800-660-4ADS 1-800-660-4ADS The Phone to Ri

Charge Your Ad

Fax Your Ad 732-432-0016

w ith an ad in GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS’ Ads with items priced $150°°or

• U sed item s from private parlies only. CLASSIFIED Total price m ust not exceed s150°°. N o living item s (pets, plants, etc.) N o sports cards, Beanie Babies, etc. »A d m ust be delivered, faxed, e-m ailed or m ailed to Greater M edia Newspapers. If you're Advertising • Freebies w ill not be accepted by telephone. • 1 item per ad, 1 ad per w eek, per fam ily. • Freebies w ill not be accepted w ithout the total price o f the item . In the Yellow Pages and M E R C H A N D IS E C LA SSIF IC A T IO N #042-051 NOT WITH US... 4 LINES 1 WEEK You're Missing V Call 000-0000 M any Business Opportunities sO C O ST THEY’RE FREE! Unlike the Yellow Pages your ad in our ' NAME. ADDRESS ___ CLASSIFIED CITY. .STATE. Gives You All This... ZIP. . P H O N E . ✓ You can change and update your ad weekly. PLEASE INCLUDE A LL SPACES AND PUNCTUATION. ONE CHARACTER PER BOX. ✓ You can advertise your special seasonal rates. ✓ Your ad can be seen every w eek by 350,000 people. ✓ You can choose the form at that fits your budget. ✓ You'll get g reat results!

Freebies not accepted by telephone, bring in or m ail to: N EW TRANSCRIPT • INDEPENDENT • SENTINELS • SUBURBAN • EXAMINER • THE HUB Attn. Freebie, ( i Greater Media Newspapers, Classified, P.O. Box 1080, East Brunswick, NJ. 08816 FAX: 732-432-0016 or E-MAIL gmclassified @ gmnews.com CALL YOUR CLASSIFIED REPRESENTATIVE 1-800-660-4 ADS 4 4 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 Greater Media Newspapers' Classified Section is NOW Online! www.gmnews.com

017 Offices. 025 Bu sin e ss 027 Business 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035.Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted Floor Space Opportunities Equipment Full Time Full Time Full Time Full Time Full Time

OLD BRIDGE-Professional REACH OVER 160,000 CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT DRIVER - Wanted for glass DRIVER WANTED - Learn a COPIER - Toshiba, model CALL CLASSIFIED offices. Build to suit, up to HOMES #BD5110, $250. and 3 Desks, RED BANK area. Fast growing company. Experience required. trade. Year round work. 5 ,000. sq. ft. (2) seperate par­ IN MONMOUTH & $50. per desk or best offers. chiropractic office seeking 1-800-660-4ADS Call 732-316-0105 Call 732-656-0586 cels avail. Call 732-761-1222 MIDDLESEX COUNTIES Call 732-842-5445 enthusiastic, responsible, high Call Classified IF YOU WANT TO energy person with 6 arms & 6 HAIR STYLIST LIFE GUARD (F/T-P/T) 1-800-660-4237 DISPLAY RACKS, 3 racks, 4 legs. Call 732-933-9343 Ft/Pt for fast paced salon. High LET’S WORK TOGETHER IMMEDIATELY. No experience 020 Buildings S E L L , BUY OR profile clientele. Paid vacation. necessary. Will train. Ages 15 AAA GREETING CARD DIST. tier ea. 24" x 36" shelving, 48" FILLING YOUR DRIVERS - BEAT THIS! Every Benefits available. & up. Central New Jersey Garages Up to $100,000 annually. NO high. $75. each. 732-679-3970 ADVERTISE YOUR SERVICE EMPLOYMENT NEEDS! & G E T R ESULTS, Driver WILL Start at .35c per Call 732-842-1188 area. C a ll 609-426-4252 SELLING! Your Schedule! Est. mile all miles with 1 year Accts. 30yr. Company! PT/FT. CALL 031 Money CLASSIFIED AT experience. *No gimmicks *No f t ik H E L P E R ☆ ☆ FREEHOLD / HOWELL Exclusive products. Min. Averages *No Surprises In Willinc MCDONALD’S Warehouses with overhead Invest, of $9,800 to Loan additon, a new short haul doors & loading docks. 1-800-231-2832 1-800-660-4ADS premuim pay package, region­ good Of Millstone (SCA Network)______al operation, great home time, ‘S* Call 732-462-1991 ICE CREAM STORE HELP Hiring for all shifts AVON PRODUCTS: Start your OR 732-254-7979 and excellent benefits. Start LESS THAN PERFECT Full-time & Part-time own business. Work flexible immediately! Call Toll Free IMMEDIATE OPENINGS! FREEHOLD CREDIT? Need debt consolida­ Up to $8.00 an hour to hours. Enjoy unlim ited CAREER CHANGE ? Anytime: 1-877-255-5701 or Manager • Assistant Manager* CALL CLASSIFIED OFFICES AVAILABLE tion? Call Chase M anhattan to • Counter Help • ‘ start. Start now & become earnings. Call toll free get the financial relief you need We have a proven transition 1-800-444-1272 Ext. 3000. w/Rt. 9 access. 732-462-1991 tract record for folks changing Busy store on Major Highway. eligible for Bonus Pay 888-942-4053. through our innovative DRIVERS HOME EVERY careers. Discover how easy it Pt/Ft Available. Pleasant P ro g ram . FREEHOLD-4,400. sq. ft. FRITO LAY/PEPSI/COKE mortgage and refinance WEEKEND. Company Drivers- Apply in person. is to reposition yourself. G et Personality required. Good 1-800-660-4ADS Warehouse w/overhead door programs. Call now! 1-800-554­ Start $.32c/mile (includes $.03 Vending Route. $1,000 + your REAL.ESTATE LICENSE w age & performance bonuses. & loading dock. 732-462-1991 Weekly Potential All Cash 3273 The Chase Manhattan bonus). Free Insurance. Excel­ and begin to earn a solid Call between 11:30am-5pm OR 732-254-7979 Also Hiring for McDonald’s Business. Prime Local Sites Corporation. All rights lent Benefits. Owner Operators- income. 732-721-3099 of Great Adventure FREEHOLD/HOWELL reserved. Equal Housing $.82c/mile (includes $.02 Ongoing Support Small In- Call Pearl Cook, Manager Warehouse or Shop. vest/Exc. Profits 1-800-731­ Lender. bonus). Paid Fuel Taxes & INSTALLERS LIFEGUARDS Old Bridge Office MCDONALD’S 1,600. sq. ft. $800. per mo. 7233 Ext. 2450 (SCA Network) Tolls. Insurance Available. INTERVIEW NOW REFINANCE AND SAVE 732-525-1550 R o u te 537 Retail or Office, 2,000 sq. ft. EPES Transport 8 Temporary to hire FOR A GREAT SUMMER! HELP WANTED! 24 people $100’S EACH MONTH! Con­ WEICHERT REALTORS ______Monmouth Road Highway 9, Ardmore Plaza. 1 -800-948-6766. openings installing weather MONDAY-FRIDAY ONLY w anted to lose w eight & earn solidate debt, improve your C re am R id g e , N J Call 732-462-1660 stripping & caulking. No evenings or weekends money $$$. Call 732-390-1063 home or get needed cash. DRIVERS...SWIFT Call immediately • EXCELLENT SALARY OLD BRIDGE-Building for Custom programs for every CERTIFIED HOME EOE HOME BASED MEDICAL HEALTH AIDES TRANSPORTATION Hiring • SPIRITED, FUN STAFF sale. 2,000 sq. ft. on private need: Good and problem cred­ BILLING $45,000+/yr. Training COMPANIONS/LIVE-INS Tractor-Trailer Drivers! No Westaff CALL 732-446-5377 lot. Off 516. Call 732-761 -1222 it, no-income verification, self­ Experience Necessary, Class Available, Limited Availability, employed & bankruptcy. 24- WANTED 732-296-1100 SOUTH RIVER Computer. Required Toll Free- Come Grow With Us! A CDL Training Available! Job 190 Route 18 hour pre-approvals, quick clos­ Immediate Occupancy Stability, consistent Miles, 1-888-413-0762 ext. 550 ings, competitive rates. We Work near home. Immedi­ East Brunswick, NJ 08816 . 1,000 & 4 ,0 0 0 Sq. Ft. (SCA Network) ate openings throughout Assigned Equipment, Tuition bend over backwards to ap­ LANDSCAPING - Experience Warehouse or Light Industrial M o n m o u th & M id d le s e x Reimbursement! prove yourr loan . F A IR B A N K & license necessary in lawn & 3 Bays, $3.50 per sq. ft. INTERESTED in a Home Counties. Flex hours. Own 1-800-800-7315 (eoe-m/f) MORTGAGGE 1-888-496-5651. landscaping & cutting. Call Norm 212-736-8850 based business where you can transportation necessary. OUR ADS GET learn & earn at the sam e time? DRIVERS/inex’d Learn from Call 732-796-0926 Competitive salary. Call Work 5-10 hours per week in top trainers at our driver train­ about our Sign-on bonus. ing school & w e guarantee you 022 Commercial the fastest growing U.S. 035 Help Wanted CAROUSEL OF Industry. The earning potential the job you deserve. Millis Lo o king to Properties Full Time H O M E C A R E Transfer 800-937-0880.___ is unlimited & the com pany will 732-303-0245 A d vance pay for your car & home. RESULTS your Career? Bring your dreams & get Administrative MANALAPAN-Rt. 33 & Wood­ your life back in balance. E A R N U P T O Administrative Assistant • ward Rd. 1 acre. Good loc. Call 732-553-1673 CLERK/TYPIST $10. PER HOUR Hairdressers/Colorists/ Secretarial • Receptionist • New Brunswick Title Insurance Call after 6pm 1-917-709-0556 INTERNET-Premium Dial-up Data Entry • Clerical • Agency seeks bright individual O P E N H O U S E Assistants Service-Only $12.50/month- Customer Service ONLINE FOR with good skills. Excellent Includes the Executive Service 10:00am-9:00pm The possibilities are working conditions/benefits. New Jersey’s Largest 023 Industrial fre e , www.theexecutive.com Unique Temporary & endless! As a Haircrafters Children’s Clothing Store call 1-800-832-5945. Interest­ Permanent opportunities. Use Call Tom 732-247-1800 Salon associate, YOU de­ Properties is now hiring! ed in owning your own Internet your skills, earn money. cide how you w ant to grow The following positions are dial-up business, call Telephone: 732-817-0500 DENTAL TECH with your talents, enthusi­ available FT/PT at Hazlet ADDED 1-800-665-4616. Fax:732-817-0555 asm and creativity in all as­ SOUTH RIVER-Parking avail­ & Edison locations. TRAINEE pects of your career. able for trucks-trailers-boats- INVESTORS WANTED HORIZON If you enjoy working with your SALES heavy machines. Reasonable CASHIERS For 7 Summer Camps with 18 hands and are willing to work Our full-time benefits rates. Monthly/Yearly. STOCK year history. Call 732-536-4788 STAFFING hard, we will train you! We include competetive earn­ Call Doug 732-254-4202 RECEIVING LOCAL CANDY ROUTE. 30 offer a full benefit package. ings, ongoing paid educa­ RESOURCES 732-264-8950, ask for Peter TRUCK DRIVER EXPOSURE vending machines. Earn tional programs, medical approx. $800/day. All for Childrenswear Centres 025 Business ASSISTED LIVING HELP and dental benefits, paid $9,995.00. Call DRIVER vacations & holidays, in­ Opportunities Deliveries between offices, 3106 Route 35 South, 1-800-998-VEND. AIDE-FT & PT including nights centive bonuses & recogni­ post office, mail pick-up, bank­ Hazlet Ave., Hazlet, N.J. MORRONE’S Italian Ices & & w eekends. tion, m anagem ent ing & light maintenance work. 07730 732-264-7800 opportunities. 25 W ORDS + 1 3 M illion Homemade Ice Cream Andrea/Heywood Visit our Clean valid driver's license. Franchise offering the most LIVE-IN POSITION-Overnights Homes= Great Reaults. You Call Cnythia 732-679-5100 We seek dynamic, motivat­ exciting Area Development in exchange for furnished can market your product to 13 ext. 112 or fax resume to: 1741 Rt. 27 ed, high energy individuals Opportunity in the Business. apartment. Additional hours million households throughout 732-679-6903 EOE/AA Edison, N.J. 08817 who share the same ex­ Receive 50% of all Franchise possible. Great for nursing stu­ North America by placing your 732-248-9494 Vivek citement and passion for Fees. Investment dents or mature adults. DRIVER COVENANT TRANS­ classified ad in more than 800 our industry to join our tal­ $30,000-$50,000. PORT $1,000 sign-on bonus suburban newspapers like this 1339 Centennial Ave. ented team. Call for an ap­ Web site! 1-888-MORRONE'S. ACTIVITY PERSON- for Exp. Company Drivers one for only $895. One phone Piscataway, N.J. 08854 pointment to explore this 4 afternoons. 10-12 hours per 1-800-441-4394. Owner call, one invoice, one low pay­ 732-981-1098 Soni opportunity. ment is all it takes. Call the VENDING week. Operators Call 1-888-667-3729 Bud Meyer Truck Lines Refrig­ Suburban Classified Advertis­ Lazy persons dream. An Equal Opportunity Call Vicki 732-671-1516 Few hours= Good $ Please call 908-735-9371 erated Hauling CALL TOLL www.gmnews.com ing Network fax-on-demand Em ployer or 732-671-7576 service at 8.00-356-2061. (SCA Priced to sell. Free brochure. Freehold Area.Leave Message, FREE 1-877-283-6393 Solo Network)______800-820-6782 your call will be returned.______Drivers & Contractors.

R u n ‘til It S e lls! h t h t A r - A d A / A P f w t o !

Get your m otor running for an “Autom otive SALE!” We’re rewed-up and ready to help you sell your vehicle FORD EXPLORER * > * £ • ...for one LOW price... /VC,ExceHertcondmon.ft555 M' P° lVmion Asking

O n l y O n l y YOU P-ALL US WHEH VOUSELL^ o r Take your own photo & send it to us, or drive to $28 00 $45 00 our Bast Brunswick or 4 Lines • 4 Weeks 4 Lines • 4 Weeks Morganville location & we (Each additional line s7) (Each additional line *7) will photograph your car for you. Unlim ited Days!! Call a classified ad representa­ MUST CALL EVERY tive today for details & tell them 4 WEEKS TO RENEW! you would like to “add a photo” to your auto ad!

Copy changes are allow ed for m ileage and price at any tim e. Some restrictions apply. Private individuals only. Mo photos will be returned.

Greater Media Newspapers CLASSIFIED 1-800-660-4ADS

LO CAL 732-254-7979 FAX 732-432-0016 • w w w .gm new s.com j <• * 1 •« HI* y.Tfi » f -Ml ■ ? ' •• . ; : T ' 1 : . i| V • ; v« - P?* 't| *' ! /? * ' -• * # #

Greater Media Newspapers’ Classified Section is NOW Online! www.gmnews.com INDEPENDENT, JUNE £3, 1999 4 5

Ip Wanl ilp Want Help W 035A Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 037 Babysitting 043 Appliances I Tim e II Time Full Tir Seasonal Part Time Part Time C hild Care

DRIVERS - Full-time/Part-time REAL ESTATE AGENTS PAINTER - With valid driver’s CALL CLASSIFIED BU Y IT, Average $10. an hour cash. WANTED- For Unique new license. Year round work. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE SITE AIDES/SUB AIDES- ¥ ¥ DO YOU Approximately 15 hours per Are needed for East Brunswick SELL IT, FIND IT IN Sum m er help ok. 732-536-1212 concept that will get you lots of CaH 732-656-0586 1 -800-660-4ADS CLASSIFIED. 1-800-660-4ADS llistings! C a ll 7 32 -7 8 0 -5 2 0 0 week. Experience with School Age Child Care NEED A NANNY? Quicken Call 732-613-4522 Program. Hours are 3:00-6:00 LIVE IN/LIVE OUT FREEZER - Whirlpool LIFEGUARDS SALES p.m., school days, September • Child Care. • Housekeeper. Wanted . No week-ends. Great COUNSELORS DATA ENTRY - MEDICAL 20 cu.ft. Upright, 5 years old, REAL ESTATE Inside industrial & commercial wanted for Travel Camp. 2-June 16. Starting salary is • Companion. 732-525-1559 hours. Call 732-308-0405 SALESPERSON-Motivated, have paperwork, $150. Please hardware counter, two Call 732-308-0405 BILLING OFFICE $9./hour, high school diploma Success oriented persons in Middletown seeking part FREEHOLD - Responsible call 732-863-1975 MANICURIST F/T - P/T openings. Good people skills, quired. C "I S.~ "Kaspin ' at ‘ looking for a rewarding career mechanical background a COUNSELORS time Data Entry Personnel to mom of 2 will care for your GAS DRYER-G.E. Busy Salon. No following 732-390-6825 in real estate. Call Mike Wilson plus. F/T - Benefits. No nights, work 4pm - 8pm shift. child in my home. 732-761-872: Drum. Light almond, 4 temp. necessary. Call 732-972-7330 Summer Day Camp for more information EEO GLORIA NILSON REALTORS no Saturdavs-Sundays. Apply Summer positions available Fax resume to: 732-706-5190 Best offer over $ 5 0 . takes it. Manalapan Office in person: G a le ’s In d u s trial Please call 732-536-1469 • G o -C a rts DRIVING INSTRUCTORS TEACHER KIDS COUNT MANICURIST 732-780-6500 Supply, 26 West Front St. Ages 2 mos. to 8 yrs. F/T - P/T Very busy salon. • A rc h e ry Experience preferred, but will Experienced and creative for GAS STOVE TOP Keyport, N.J. 07735 S um m er cam p. W eekly Paid vacation & bonuses. • Group Counselors train.E. Brunswick.732-721-5555 Hebrew Reading and Jewish Stainless steel and hood. sessions available. Call 732-416-0544 RECEPTION SECRETARY - F/T- P/T • L ife g u a rd s Studies. Monday & Wednesday, We remodeled. Please call • S cie n ce & N a tu re GENERAL OFFICE WORK Old Bridge. Call 732-723-9416 Bright dedicated self starter 4-6:15 PM. Call 732-367-1677 732-741-9220, after 4pm only. SUPERVISOR • Other Positions available Assistant to Real Estate seeking opportunities in small MANALAPAN-Experienced MANICURIST Supervisor for East Brunswick Call 732-308-0405 Broker. License not required. GE COOKING CENTER WANTED - Manalapan Salon. medical office. Make East Brunswick law office. MMom om . Best care fofor your chil- Includes gas range, oven and Flexible hours. TELEMARKETING Evenings Salary plus commission & appointments, registration, Fax resume to:732-251-3905 COUNSELORS WANTED for dren in my, hom e. P ’T /F T or ii micro, oven, $150. Please call 5pm - 9pm. No experience cnarge entry & coding Call MED REALTY need few hours for yourself benefits. Experienced only. Summer Day Camp necessary. $7. - $12. + bonus. 732-246-1146 Call 732-536-2440 insurance plans. 732-780-5200 Call 732-617-9592 TEACHER • A rc h e ry Old Bridge area. 732-416-1300 REFRIGERATOR - Whirlpool, Metro Staffing Services Nursery School, Parlin. • Lifeguards OLD BRIDGE-Mon.-Fri. 25 cu.ft. side by side. Excellent NURSE FT/PT 732-321-9300 Ask for Norm Monday-Friday, 9am-3pm. • T e n n is GROOM TELEPHONE SALES from Days. Hours 8am- 5pm. cond., 3 yr. paid service con­ FAX: 732-767-1735 Call 732-721-5444 • Drama & Music 2 horses, mornings preferred, Old Bridge office. 9-1 or 1-5. 6 weeks & up. 732-390-8945 tract, $600. Call 732-786-0698 HOMECARE Monday through Friday. Weekdays, Call 732-251-0047 TEACHERS-lnfant care giver. • G o -c a rts RN LPN RECEPTIONIST & Call 9am to 5pm 609-259-9555 REFRIGERATOR Pre-school in Hazlet/Holmdel • Science & Nature CHHA’S WAITERS/WAITRESSES Whirlpool stove. Both Tappan, MEDICAL ASSISTANT area is looking for w arm , lovinc • Other Positions available HYGIENIST-P/T Hygienist 037a Child Care Needed for homecare through­ B a n q u e t s e rv ic e . working, $ 1 0 0 . • 732-741-0510 FT/P/T. Experience preferred. infant care giver. Please cal Call 732-308-0405 for high quality Manalapan o u t Monmouth Cty. Nurses Marlboro area 732-765-0308 Flexible hours. No experience Wanted with Pedi experience & IV Cert, 732-335-4400 office. Call 732-303-0322 needed. Apply in person: TELEVISION - RCA Color Fax 732-349-4063, Att. Dr. G DAYCAMP console, 26 inch screen, cable a +. Call Eileen 732-303-0245 TELEPHONE INTERVIEWERS Garden Manor A FABULOUS SUMMER LAUNDROMAT ATTENDANT ready, $150. Please call SECRETARY/SALES FOR CONSUMER 50 Route 35 North, Aberdeen COLTS NECK - NANNY care NURSING Hiring: • Supervisors P/T & F/T, Benefits available. 732-577-7961 RESEARCH COMPANY ASSISTANT Lifeguards • Counselors Matawan & Old Bridge areas for 16 mo old & triplets on the Manalapan based firm seeks way. Live- out, non-smoker. CentraState Healthcare Sports Coaches Ask for Bob 732-566-7676 WASHER & DRYER enthusiastic individuals with 036a Employment system strives to enhance the Central Jersey’s Radio erfect for college students/ References. Call 732-845-9271 Maytag,1 yrs. old. Asking good interpersonal skills to well being of individuals Stations have an immediate te a c h e rs . C a ll 732-446-5377 ^MANICURISTS Services FAIRHAVEN - Seeking Mature $500. for pair. 732-780-8692 complete phone surveys. entrusted^to our care. opening for a Sales Assistant. responsible person to care for Evening and weekend shifts. & STYLIST WASHER & DRYER Applewood Estates, a premier 1-2 years experience needed LIFEGUARD/ our beautiful 4 month old Flexible hours. Will train. With following, but not Maytag. Moving, must sell by lifecare community ana skilled for our fast paced sales daughter in our or your home. Advancement opportunities! H E A D G U A R D necessary. Milltown area. $$DATA ENTRY$$ NEEDED 7/11. Works great! $150. nursing facility, has immediate department. Must have the Public school calendar. 20-40 hours Swim Instruction, 8 weeks, C ALL T R A C E Y - 732-545-3393 ASAP! Process Medical Please call 732-450-0676 openings for: ability to be flexible in work Claims From YOUR PC. NO Starting in September. assignm ents and to prioritize Starting Salary $7.-$8./hour Day Camp. Red Cross & WSI MANICURIST - SAYREVILLE WASHING MACHINE Certification required. EXPERIENCE NECESSARY! Call 732-450-0996 workload on a daily basis. + Bonus Busy Salon. Benefits. Kenm ore, 13 lb. load, white, Full/Partime Earn up to Extensive typing and No S ales Please call 732-431-0718 Call 732-257-4004 MANALAPAN - Mature, $70. Please call 732-727-2867 $ 50,000/yr. 11- -8 0 0 -6 00 -1 84 40/yr. NURSE com puter skills necessary. Also seeking English/Spanish reliable m other's helper/sitter SUMMER WORK - F/T - P/T Dept. 311 1. Excellent benefits. EOE. speaking interviewers. SALES & MANAGEMENT M EDICAL for 9 m o. old in my hom e. Must ASSISTANTS Apply in person 9am - 5pm Call Christina at positions. Ideal for college COMPUTER USERS NEEDED drive & love babies. 1 - 2 days Certified and Non-Certified 732-308-0500 Ext. 2281 FRONT DESK per week. 4 hours daily. w ee k d a y s , students. $12.00 per hour Must have computer experi­ Work own hrs. Part tim e & Full tim e, all shifts Mail or fax resume to: Call 732-845-1679 TICKETING CLERK appointment. No telemarket­ ence & be flexible. Monday, $25,000. - $80,000./yr. to join our nursing teams. Human Resources 1-800-536-0486 x 1081 For company in Howell., ing. Conditions apply . Thursday, Friday & Saturday. MANALAPAN- Experienced WCTC/MAGIC 98.3 FM Hours 7am to 4pm. Call now 2:30pm to 6:30 pm 8:30-1. & Tuesdays 1-5. person to care for children in As part of the CentraState 78 Veronica Avenue GOV’T POSTAL JOBS. Up to A COMPUTER TUTOR Call 732-254-7676 ext. 100 Middlesex -732-254-1411 Holmdel area. 732-739-1826 my home. Non-smoker, car, Healthcare System, we offer: Somerset, NJ 08873 $17.24 hour. Hiring for 99, free Affordable, Personalized at Monmouth - 732-542-4848 Ext. #50 Leave Message. call for application/exam ination refs, required. 732-792-2236 h o m e PC tra in in g .732-786-0493 Fax 732-249-7562 TITLE SECRETARY YARD HELP FOR SUMMER information. Federal Hire-Full • $1,000 Sign on Bonus New Brunswick Title Insurance MEDICAL PAYMENT MARLBORO-Responsible CALL THE PC MD -For all F/T- P/T - Millstone. Private Benefits, 1-800-598-4504, ext. • $8.57/hour starting pay plus Agency seeks individual with POSTER person to care for z children your computer needs. At home TEACHERS home. Call Dick 732-446-8271 1405. (8am-6pm C.S.T.) shift differential title experience. Excellent Medical billing office in ages 8 & 11, 6-9am & 4-6 pm service of IBM & compatibles • Excellent retirement program DEGREED & working conditions/benefits. Middletown seeking LOOKING FOR A Monday - Friday. Reliable car running W IN D O W S ’9 5 /’9 8 • Flexible medical benefits Call Tom 732-247-1800 experienced Medical Payment N E W S P A P E R JOB? For a $20 & refs, required. 732-845-0011 Call Robert 732-238-6779 including medical, 036 Help Wanted Poster to work 4pm - 8pm. NON-DEGREED refundable deposit, the NJ COMPUTER HP Inkjet prescription, dental & vision Fax resume to: 732-706-5190 TRAVEL AGENT Part Time Press Association will post NANNIES CALL! Color cartridges #51641A, • Paid Time-Off Lakeview Child Center FT/PT Experienced only. OFFICE HELP-Monday, your 40-word resume on FOR THE BESTJOBS $15. each or 4 for $50. Please • Clean & friendly work SABRE helpful. at Manalapan is Wednesday & Friday? 9-5. Di­ www.nipa.org and publish it Livein/out w/the best families. call 732-536-4199 environment Call 609-655-4449 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE versified health care. Will train. monthly, reaching 19 dailies SELECTIVE NANNY • Nursing students welcome! seeking caregivers for WAREHOUSE CLERK - Previous experience Perfect for homemaker looking and over 160 weeklies. Editori­ COMPUTER SUPPLIES • Summer employment 732-432-9500 25 Zip Disc, $150. the following positions: Immediate openings required, knowledge of spread to return to work. Must like al, Advertising, Circulation, • Apply now for CNA course sheets. Basic typing skills. Call dogs. Freehold 732-577-9062 Photography staffers needed. OLD BRIDGE-Child care Please call 732-679-8742 starting soon FT Head Teachers: in D ayton • Pick Pack using Scan Gun Monmouth Day Care Center Contact Jodi Ryan at 609-406­ needed, 8am-5pm for 2 IBM THINKPAD 755C, 20Mb • We pay for your experience! Infants & Kindergarten; 732-741-4313 PIANO TEACHER WANTED 0600, fax 609-406-0300, children. Will pay extra for • Warehouse position using in my A berdeen hom e. Adult Ram. Caring case, 40 dis­ P T T e a c h e r UPS on line eguipment, N J Press @ nipa.ora housecleaning. Rets, required. kettes, extra battery, AC cord, Applewood Estates ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE student, popular music only. some heavy lining. Drivers license preferred^ G u lly R oad Assistants: Medical billing office in Middle­ Please call 732-566-8686 MAKE YOUR COMPUTER Win95 + more software. $800. Call after 5pm 732-566-0296 732-257-8640 after 5pm. Freehold, NJ 07728 6:30-10AM infants town seeking experienced WORK FOR YOU! $500 Phone: 732-303-7409 & 3-6:30PM; Westaff Medical Accounts Receivable PRINCIPAL PT-$8,200 FT. For FREE Infor­ OUR ADS GET RESULTS Fax: 732-303-1240 Clerk to work 4pm - 8pm shift. Conservative Synagogue mation log onto www.hbn.com 041 Resumes Substitutes: 732-296-1100 Fax resume to: 732-706-5190 2 days a week, religious Use access code 5682 or A n A A / E O E Flexible hours. 190 Route 18 school. ADMINISTRATIVE, phone toll free 1 -888-78-GOALS Office Services O N L IN E F O R Benefits, advancement East Brunswick, NJ 08816 ADMINISTRATIVE Hebrew and Judaic skills (SCA Network)______ADDED EXPOSURE required. Competitive salary. OFFICE HELP ASSISTANT MANAGEMENT PROGRAM. opportunities and Available 7/99. Submit re­ Computer literate. Dependable. YARD HELP Bright take charge individual Do to expansion alarm com­ WORD PROCESSING Blackstone Lumber, Rte. 9 Old sum es to: Good salary & bonuses. training are available. needed for advertising special­ pany seeking Sales Reps for Term Papers • Cover Letters Bridge, needs energetic, de­ ity company. Phone skills/co­ Jewish Community Center Call 908-725-0850 Ext. 965 Excellent working program. We have pre-credit Resumes • Business Reports pendable and friendly person P.O. Box 344, Howell, NJ or 1 -800-298-7099 mputer skills a must. After approved leads for those conditions and :o assist customers and han­ 07731 - Attn: Ed. Comm. 732-583-9452 noons and week-ends. Call selected. College grads Visit our Web site! dle varied yard tasks. Learn 732-591-2299 for appointment. competitive salary. welcome. 100 Million Corp­ and grow with us. Full benefits PORTER Please call AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS PRODUCTION oration. 1-800-866-5976. www.gmnews.com jackage. Apply in person. Call 042 Antiques 732-536-8181 Care Persons PENTIUM III 450 - 13 gig HD, The Manor, a 123 bed skilled or appointment. 732-721-7300 PERSON NON-TRADITIONAL JOBS Collectibles nursing facility located in Substitute Care Persons PART TIME TO FULL TIME 16 mb video, 128 mb ram, 56K Aides • Substitute Aides FOR WOMEN: High paying Freehold, currently has an Busy Production Department construction jobs. Painter, modem, 40x CD Rom, 17" opening for a full-time Porter POSITION: GROUNDS PERSON (2) Needed for after school seeking energetic, self motivat­ monitor, $1,499.732-739-9523 programs in Monmouth electrician, carpenter, etc. No for their dietary department. ed person to work flexible tuition. Get your GED. Room, ANTIQUES PRINTER - PANASONIC CONTACT: Submit letter of application or resume to: County. Child care experience evening hours four days per meals, clothing provided. Earn Top prices paid for: Antique for computer. Compatible for We offer competitive compen­ Mr. Jeffrey Sharp, Buildings & Grounds required & High School w eek. Fax or send resum e to: while you learn. Females, furniture, oriental rugs any computer, $100. Please diploma preferred. Toni Smith sation, and an excellent bene­ males, ages 16-24. Train for paintings, jewelry & silver. We call 732-739-1695 CLOSING: JULY 10,1999 Call MOESC for application P.O. Box 1080 fits package. For immediately your future. A U.S. Dept, of purchase entire contents of at 732-471-0409 EOE East Brunswick, NJ 08816 consideration, please contact: Labor Program. Call estates. Will come to your TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: Step 1, 1999/2000 salary Fax 732-254-0256 auide/current step year of salary guide, in accordance witn 1-800-733-JQBS. home. Call 908-862-0200 045 Clothing BOOKKEEPER PROMOTIONS T H E M A N O R Howell Township Board of Education and the HTEA collec­ Mail order company in NURSING ASSIST: Rewarding ANTIQUES WANTED 689 W. Main Street tive bargainings unit, Drug testing will be administered. Manalapan is looking for P/T $300. -$600. per week. Look­ Health Services Career. Earn ing for individuals to work in Furniture • Estate *1 piece Freehold, NJ 07728 Physical will be required. Exan, will be given. bookkeeper, Monday through your State Cert. No tuition, get NJ Galleries 732-446-9490 Phone:732-431-5200 Friday, 12 noon to 3pm. Promotions Department. PT your GED. Room, meals, BOYS CLOTHES evenings. Call 1 -800-235-0644 Fax: 409-2446 REQUIREMENTS: Three (3) years experience minimum Call 732-972-3845 clothing provided. Earn while Pants, tops, jackets, size EOE M/F/D/V on commercial landscape equipment. Mechanical ability & you learn. Females, males, FREEHOLD 3T-4T, $8.-$10. 732-938-6085 CDL certified required. REAL ESTATE ages 16-24. Train for your PRODUCTION WORKERS CAREGIVER ANTIQUE CLOTHING - Size 3 -10 P, Non-medical companionship future. A U.S. Dept, of Labor GALLERY Casual, like new. Designer AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M/F for the elderly. Flexible day, SECRETARY Program. Call 1-800-733-JQBS. Leading Foil Manufacturer in Saturday & Sunday, label, $1.00 - $10. takes all. evening & w eekend shifts. Middlesex County seeks 9am to 5pm. Real Estate DISTINCTIVE ANTIQUE Please call 732-739-6393 Home Instead Senior Care POSTAL JOBS $48,323.00 yr. responsible high energy team license a must & experience Furniture & Accessories Call 732-542-9004 Now hiring-No experience- DAVID S BRIDAL DRESS players to support our POSITION: MAINTENANCE PERSON (2) preferred. Computer skills a Paid training-great benefits. Representing 100 Quality production department. Antique Dealers Brand new, wine color, short must. Paramount Properties Call for lists, 7 days. (800)429- sleeve, size 6. Asking $100. CARRIERS Realtors. Call 732-431-0500 10-5 Monday thru Saturday CONTACT: Submit letter of application or resume to P/T - CARRIERS NEEDED 3660 ext. J200. Please call 732-251-5765 MACHINE O P E R A T O R : Jeffrey Sharp, Supervisor Buildings & Grounds. 12-5 Sunday These individuals will have a Newspaper Delivery. Early WORD PROCESSING: 21 West Main Street ELVIS PRESLEY JACKET AM, 1 -1 /2 hours/day. RECEPTIONIST Interesting Office Career. minimum ot two years CLOSING: JULY 10, 1999 Real estate office. Sundays Freehold, NJ 07728 Ladies, limited ed, size M. experience. Earn $650 - $850/month 9-5. Call Carol Stevenson Learn PC, Software programs. 732-462-7900 White satin, $50. Please call ++ incentives & bonus. Learn or improve typing skills. TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: Step 1 1999/2000 salary 732-462-8600 Estates Purchased 732-576-1844, Red Bank Call 732-432-5753 or No tuition. Get your GED. VACUUM METALLIZER auide/current step year of salary guide, in accordanceac< witn Entire or Partial FURS - Full length Raccoon, OPERATOR NEEDED: 1-888-453-3437 Room, meals, clothing Howell Township Board of Education and the HTEA collec­ RECEPTIONIST/SALES $350. Full lengtn Mink coat w/ Doctor/Optical store requires provided. Earn while you learn. This individual will have a tive bargaining unit. Drug testing will be administered CUSTOMER SERVICE EOE knitted sleeves. $300. Curly minimum of two years several articulate well orga­ Females, males, ages 16-24. Physical will be required. Exam will be given. Opportunity is Knocking L a m p jacket. $ 2 5 0 . o r b e s t nized people for busy office. Train for your future. A U.S. experience, preferably with a Leading National corporation offers. Size 12. 732-536-0871 vacuum metallizer. Old Bridge area. Week days Dept, of Labor Program. Call REQUIREMENTS: Valid New Jersey . Driver's License, seeking to hire for a profes­ 043 Appliances 3pm to 8pm .Call 732-727-1811 1-800-733-JOBS. good driving record, Fireman’s' “Black ; SSeal e ...... License (go to sional position. MATERNITY CLOTHES CYLINDER PERSON: school to obtain), good reading, writing and communication •No experience necessary, SALES -Juvenile furniture Suit, $20. Pants set, $15. Needed for our night shift. skills, and the abili"ility to “ qualify— for a * commercial driver’s ‘ will train the right individual! store in East Brunswick seeks 037 Babysitting Pants, $8. Call 732-938-6085 license. •Competetive Earnings! energetic person for flexible AIR CONDITIONER MOTHER OF BRIDE All applicants must be flexible • Pt or Ft, Management hours sales person. Experi­ Child Care 8,000 BTU. Ice cold air, $125. to work within our three shifts. Designer dress, 2 PC., size AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M/F opprtunity! ence preferred, but will train Call 732-254-1329, Sayreville All positions are to train days. 10, $225. Call 732-360-9725 Call ASAP for interview, ask right person. 732-390-9291 Will train the right person with AIR CONDITIONER for Nick 1-800-477-1442 WEDDING GOWN related machine operator SALES-WORK FROM HOME ABERDEEN-My Home Like new, 8,900 btu’s. Includes Certified, CPR. Activities, All 5 year guarantee, $150. Size 10, & hat, $150. experience. An aggressive ATTENTION!!! Earn an extra Please call 732-409-2746 self motivated individual will DISHWASHERS P /T $ 50 0. - $ 1,500. Meals. Call 732-583-1496 Please call 732-254-4448 PRESS PERSON Part-Time/Evening Hours enjoy excellent company F/T $2,000. to $4,500 monthly. AIR CONDITIONER WEDDING GOWN benefits. Salary based on 1-888-667-7649 CHILDREN’S CHOICE Size 10, train, veil, slip, $100. Looking for an energetic, mechanically inclined person Applewood Estates, Freehold’s 46 W. Ferris St., E. Brunswick Westinghouse, 5,000 BTU experience. Stop by our Call Marge 732-446-6410 to work in Press room. Entry Level Full-time position. Lifecare Com m unity is seeking $75. Please call 732-257-6985 Human Resources Ages 3 months - 5 years Evening & night hours. Will train. SECRETARY Department between 9:00 a part-time dishwashers for the F u ll-tim e & Part-time.Take Kindergarten. Stale Certified A IR CONDITIONERS A.M. and 4:00 P.M. or send dining services department. charge person for busy service Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months 5,000 BTU. Lawnmowers. We offer a competetive salary & full benefits package. a year. Call 732-613-4488 or fax resume to: company. Computer skills, di­ Dehumidifier. $75. EACH. 047 Furniture Attention: Human Resources As part of the CentraState versified duties, friendly office, 732-463-3923 - Piscataway Call between 9-5 & ask for Glenn Healthcare System, we offer a in a non-smoking environment. competitive salary, flexible EF AU PAIR AIR CONDITIONERS Transfer Print Foils Fax resume: 732-446-7536, European Live-In Childcare 732-254-7004 medical benefits and part time REFRIGERATORS • STOVES AIR CONDITIONER 5,000 15 Cotters Lane or call 732-740-3750 off. For immediate consider­ Reconditioned $99.00 & up. btu’s, $40. Table & 6 Chairs. PO Box 538 Experience the benefits of in- ation, please submit a resume SECRETARY-PT. Needed for A/C’s 4,000-20,000 BTU, $40. Table & 4 Chairs, $25. East Brunswick, NJ 08816 tercultural childcare! Carefully or com plete application at: small Marlboro la w firm ; $75.00 & up. Thru the wall Apt. S k i’s & Boots, Men’s size 12, Fax: 732-613-1018 >ened and trained by EF experience with dictaphone, staff. English speaking, legal + Hotel A/C’s. A/C Repairs + !>20. Two 5’ Coffee Tables, REAL ESTATE SALES © APPLEWOOD com puters, phones, filing. U.S. visas. Average $240. per Central Air Service. 3 Ton 10 $30. each. Twin Mattress, Opportunity is knocking. Don’t Greater Media Newspapers Call 732-780-5900 week for 45 hrs. of childcare. Seer outside unit, ONLY boxsping, frame & head­ miss our on going pre-licensing ESTATES SHIFT SUPERVISOR Government designated. 3.00 installed. 732-566-3233 board. $40. Call 732-679-0775 courses & superior training to Greater Media Newspapers is G u lly Road Medical billing office in Middle­ Please call: CLOTHES DRYER ANTIQUE RATTAN CHAISE help you get a FA S T successful an Equal Opportunity Employer Freehold, NJ 07728 town seeking experienced Maytag electric, new drum belt & (3) CHAIRS. Exc. cond. Ask­ start. Call Debbie V. Weichert Phone: 732-303-7409 Supervisor for 4pm - 8pm shift. Michele C hazen 7 3 2 -5 6 6 -8 9 3 7 and electric element, $150. ing $450. Appraised higher. Realtors 732-583-5400 EOE AA/M/F/D/V Fax resume to: 732-706-5190 or Joanne Hunt 732-542-1732 Please call 732-257-1869 C a ll 732-842-0805 4 6 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 Greater Media Newspapers’ Classified Section is NOW Online! www.gmnews.com

048 General 048General 048 General 047 Furniture 047 Furniture 047 Furniture 048b Infants Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Juvenile Items

ARM CHAIR DESK-WOOD L A M P S - Custom wrought iron SWIVEL CHAIRS - (2) Barrel, BICYCLES YOUR AD CAN BE HERE! POOL LADDER - with enclose CRIB - BELLINI, O a k with High back, brown. Excellent 48 x 24. Good condition, $100. and wood, cut amber glass beige, $100. ACCENT Boy’s 20", $25. Bicycle: Boy’s 1-800-660-4ADS self closing locking. Excellent bumpers & mattress. $300. condition, $90. • 732-257-2829 Please call 732-739-6313 candelabra cylinders, $150. T A B L E S , custom made, (4) 24", $25. Call 732-308-3595 condition, $100. Please call Matching Belline glider, $150. Please call 732-238-1835 solid oak, $200. 732-238-6088 609-259-7469 Both for $400. 732-863-6835 BED - PLATFORM DINING ROOM -Fruitwood. BOW MOUNT MOTOR Queen size mattress, wood Table w/7 chairs, 2 leaves, LIVING ROOM - Colonial style TABLE Motorguide, foot op. electric, J A C U Z Z I - Deluxe 7' double POOL LADDER CRIB - Medium Oak base, wicker headboard, $150. pads. Exc. cond. $325. or best sofa, loveseat, coffee table, 2 and 4 chairs, $80. 36 lb. trust, $ 120. U sed 1 yr. lounger. Gorgeous Redwood Above ground, like new. by Bassett. Beautiful, must Please call 732-294-0085 offer. Call 732-972-0409 end tables. Like new . $400. Please call 732-360-1194 Please call 732-432-0155 Cabinet. Never used! $ 1 ,675. Asking $50. Call 732-886-5038 sell, $100. Call 732-335-4161 Call 732-706-0423 Call 732-780-4121 BEDROOM SET & L iv in g DINING ROOM Alm ond, w/6 BREAKER PANEL POOL LINER- Brand New. CRIB MATTRESS - Kolcraft Room set (sofa/loveseat). Very chairs & china cabinet, $1,250. LIVING ROOM - Contemp. TABLES Westinghouse, 3 PH, 240 JACUZZI WHIRLPOOL Still in Box. 2 4 ’ pebble bottom, Excellent condition. Converts good cond. Make me an offer I Master bdrm., $350. Boy’s Queen sofabed, loveseat, Coffee & end. Dark pine, like volts, 200 AMP 18 circuits. B R A N D NEW $180. 10 PC. DRUM SET- All for toddler bed, $20. Please can't refuse! 732-972-2580 bdrm., $450. Call 732-274-0536 matching lamps, brass end new, $100. Call 732-238-6645 New, $150. Firm 732-727-3161 White. 6’ x 42”, 22”deep,$500. hardware incl. Good condition, call 732-679-5934 • tables. $6Q0.neg.»732-727-0164 Call 732-817-0606 $175. Call 732-723-0991 BEDROOM SET - Bellini's DINING ROOM SET BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN C R IB with matching chest of LIVING ROOM Couch & chair, childrens. White, with wood Over 50+ yrs. 10 pc. Excellent The Roaring T IC K E T S (2 floor seats). S in ­ K ITC H E N (Complete Package) P O O L -1 8 ft. round x 4 ft. high. drawers, by Bassett. Beautiful handles, 5 drawer dresser, condition, $3,500., neg. And color cream, 2 glass top end gle bed, crib & dresser, Barbie Cabinets, stove & microwave New Heavy gauge liner. Filter, set! Nice condition! $150. for armoire, changing table. Exc. other items. Call 732-698-2889 tables,1 coffee table, recliner Jeep. Best offers. 732-431-2961 combo, dishwasher,countertop, pump, pump strainer, skimmer, set. Call 732-521-6135 (olive green). 732-671-6514 cond., $500. Call 732-972-9031 DINING ROOM SET & CHINA sink, faucet. Call 732-613-1892 noses, acqudor, solar & winter B U N K B E D S w/ new mattress­ CRIB/YOUTH BED & DRESS­ C L O S E T - Off white lacquer LIVING ROOM SET Contemp. covers, vacuum, aluminum BEDROOM SET - B O Y 'S es, $125. Nordic Track Pro, LADDER - ALUMINUM ER, CRIB w/CHANGE TABLE, with 4 chairs. $800. Please Sectional sofa with Queen ladder, winterizing & chlorine 7 pc., pine, $750. Dining Room 2 0 ’ s $200. Perego double umbrella 40 foot, $75. All exc. cond. Paid $700. each bed, recliner chair (neutral), test kit, extra gaskets & fittings. set: 4 pcs. with 6 chairs and call 732-679-3313 stroller, $75. Call 732-446-8775 Please call 732-254-4081 ask. $180. each 732-290-9613 pad, solid oak, like new, 1 coffee & 2 end tables, enter­ ALL NEW, USED 1 SEASON. DINING ROOM SET - CARPENTER SAWS 1 0 0 + $1,500. Call 732-723-1675 tainment center (blonde wood), MERCHANDISE LAWN MOWER-Murray Rider, Ask. $800. Call 732-651 -0810 THOMASVILLE - Pedestal tbl. years old. A1 condition, 27", EXERSAUCER $600. Call 732-786-0698 CLASSIFIED 11 HP, 30" cut, twin bagger, RADIAL SAW - Craftsman Evenflo. Excellent condition, BEDROOM SET - King. Oak, 2 leaves, w/4 chairs, break- 28", 29", Sim onds $100. for all. exc. cond., $425. K G ro 3.5 platform, dressers, mirror, front. Exc. cond. $2,000. or LIVING ROOM SET Contem- (Private Party Only) Please call 732-264-9031 10" - 2 HP. Vety good condi­ $15. Please call 732-727-4978 HP EDGER, exc. cond., $160. tion,$150. Please call headboard - mirrors lights best offer. Call 732-254-6007 po. 3 pc. sectional. Q Sofa Call 732-446-4522 INFANTS CLOTHES towers. Best offer 732-721 -8750 bed, loveseat, & tlbs. Exc. 732-787-2555 DINING ROOM SET - Beige & C A R PET $ LAWN SPREADER & stuffed animals, fro m $ 1.0 0 BEDROOM SET - M e d iu m lacquer, less than 1 yrs. old. cond. $300. Call 732-545-5714 ALMOST WHOLESALE REAR BAG MOWER - 6008 to $10. Call 732-530-0352 Tow behind, air tires, 100 lbs. oak. 2 twin headboards, dress­ Excellent, used 3 times. Paid JUST COMPLETED LARGE 2 1 " cut with m ulch kit. V ery LIVING ROOM- 4 piece, with $50. Must sell! 609-758-0085 SWING SET - ALL WOOD - er w/mirror, tall dresser, night $4,500. Asking $1,500. Call queen sofabed, Boy’s Bdrm. DEVELOPMENT. OVER 1200 good condition, $60. Please tables, lamps. Good cond. 908-753-5789 bet. 10am-9pm 4 Lines • 4 weeks- $20. YDS. LEFT. Closeout $3.95 call 732-679-5543 4 years old. Sem i deluxe. F u rn .-6 pcs., Girl’s Bdrm., 7 (each additional line $5.) LAWN TRACTOR Good condition. Outgrown. $500. CaH 732-617-9440 ____ C A L L E D D IE DINING ROOM SET - for small pcs. plus twin ca n o p y bed. All some restrictions apply Gibson, 11 hp., 38" cut, RING MARQUIS IN $750.00. Call 732-780-3798 good cond. Call 732-607-0623 732-591-0869 OR TIFFANY SETTING 1.77 Ct. BEDROOM SET - Platform room. Med. oak, 6 chairs & 1-800-246-0869 $275. Call 732-308-4260 bed (can be used as water lighted hutch. Good condition. LIVING ROOM- Sofa, 2 chairs, Color E. Clarity SI-1, Lab GIA. WALL DECORATION Asking $225. • 732-251-1301 CD PLA YER . L A W N M O W E R - LawnChief R IN G - 2.21 ct., spear shaped, Baby’s room. Kite, primary bed) w/dressers & custom bed 2 tables. Dinette Set, 5 pcs. Mulcher, tuned and ready to set. Solid wood. $500. Call Cassette. Stereo Technics, G color, VS-2, Lab GIA. colors, $4. Call 732-566-6846 DINING ROOM SET - Fruit­ Exc. cond. $375. takes all. 1-800-660-4ADS cut grass, $90. Sayrevifle - 732-446-6476 • 732-446-0417 732-739-2844 • 732-544-8505 Like new, $150. • 732-591-2891 R IN G - 2.21 ct., round, G wood w/lighted hutch, 6 chairs, Local 732-254-7979 Please call 732-254-1329 color, S I-1 , Lab A G L $700. Ent. Ctr.: oak, $200. Mi­ CELL PHONE Bell Atlantic BEDROOM SET -Q u e e n LO VE S EA T L A W N M O W E R - Simplicity E A R R IN G S - 1.60 Ct. 049 Merchandise beige formica, $ 1 ,5 0 0 . TV/ crowave, $75. Queen sofabed, and Club chair, both $150. TRUNDLE BED Like new, only 3 months old. $300. Sofa, $400. 26” Toshiba Twin. Colonial white, $50. 2 0 0 hrs., 5 ft. cut, H yd ro , Wanted Stereo/Bar wall unit, 3 pc. Please call 732-727-5706 Worth $175. Bargain $75. 20HP., $5,000. Moving, must BEAUTIFUL white formica, $ 75 0. TV/Stereo TV, $200. Call 732-846-4273 Please call 732-254-5422 Please call 732-787-2842 Call for prices 1-800-724-3674 LOVE SEATS (2) sell! Please call 609-758-0085 gray formica wall unit, $ 5 0 0 . 2 W A L L U N IT - Pecan CELLULAR PHONE PIN #1500920 DINING ROOM SET - Table Contemporary. Excellent LUGGAGE SET - 3 PC. Upholstered Chairs, $60. wood, 3 pieces, each is 76" h. Motorola Startac 6000 with A BUYER OF SLOT CARS, with 2 leaves, pads, 8 chairs, condition. $300. For both. Soft cardin, in three different ROOM AIR FILTER TRAINS & OTHER TOYS. each. End tables, brass/glass, & lighted China cabinet. MINT! x 32" w. x 18" d., $150. Please accessories. Perfect! $150. $ 7 5 . each. TV/Bar/Cart, $50. Please call 732-741-9209 sizes. Excellent condition, $60. Honeywell, two extra filters. Call Big Marty at 732-462-0740 $2,000. Call 732-446-2619 call 732-727-3979 Firm. Please call 908-769-8526 Used once, $50. • 732-251-2898 3 pairs lamps. All best MATTRESS & BOX SPRING total. Call 732-536-6825 offers will be considered. DINING ROOM SET Beautiful, W A L L U N IT - Black lacquer. C H A IR S - Padded. Take all AAA ANTHONY’S ANTIQUES Queen size, complete with M O P B U C K ET SCOOTER -3 WHEEL, PAYS TOP $$ FOR ANY East Brunswick. 732-390-4688 exc. cond., solid walnut oval wooden headboard, years S ofa, 3 pc.sectional,black/grey. or part of 140 at $9. each, Electric, 2 new batteries. 11/2 or best offer. 732-591-9820, and wringer, with wheels, large ANTIQUE-1 Piece or contents tbl. w/leaf, 6 chairs & china old, $150. Call 732-888-3 469 Cocktail table, marble base Exc. cond. $1,000. or best BEDROOM SET - Thomasville closet, $750. • 732-872-2681 w/glass top. All good cond. Morganville Volunteer F.P. size, $25. Call 732-224-9045 • E states • H o u s e s ale s • Etc. French Court. Fruitwood, triple offer. Call 732-888-7845 M O V IN G Dining room, dark Call 732-679-5090 M O V IN G - Bicycles 2 4 ” R o ss JO-JO Auctions held 3rd dresser, wing mirror, chest, DINING ROOM SET Black Pine, table 102 , 2 leaves, 6 SNOWBLOWER Tues. every month, Est. 1979 Queen headboard w/mattress lacquer, table with 4 chairs & W A L L U N IT - Contemporary 10 speed & 20” Red line dirt chairs, hutch, match, cart. Exc. bike. Best offer. Hi-riser bed. Toro, works great, $150. Call Uncle Joe. 732-264-3130 & boxspring, 2 night stands, matching lighted china cabinet. Brass/glass & bone mica, FRE cond., $1,000. ■ 732-238-6645 Call 732-536-2904 Please call 732-741-4190 vanity & bench. Excellent D re s s e r: 9 drawer, made by 7 1/2 ft. I. x 7 ft. h. Perfect con- SAVE THIS AD ! condition. Like new, $2,200.or Thomasville. $500. for all. M O V IN G S A LE - 3 black bar ditionJ $400. Call 732-780-6948 MOVING - MUST SELL SOCCER TICKETS Please call 732-651-3257 stools, swivel. 2 lrg. cream ALL LIONEL TRAINS best offer. Call 732-821-4780 W A R D R O B E S - Grey mica Bikes: 24" Ross 10 speed & Metro Stars, 1st. row mid-field, Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. Loveseats. 1 Kenmore wash­ CLASSIFIED 20" Redline Dirt Bike, $125. $85. for all 4. Call 732-792-1104 BOOKCASE DINING ROOM SET er, new. Call 732-294-9089 12) drawers and shelves, $150. (private party only) Price no object. 732-946-2893 Table with 3 leaves, 6 chairs, for both, or will split. Please each. Bakers Rack - Metal & 32" w. x 48" h. O ak laminate, some restrictions apply. Glass, $400. High Riser Bed, SOFA SLEEPER & LOVE BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR china cabinet & server, $250. MOVING SALE - Bedrooms call 732-431-1707 $25. Please call 732-297-1684 Dishes, Silverware & other S E A T, $150. LAWN MOWER, SALE! WE BUY AND SELL! Must sell. Call 732-257-0719 (3), dining room, living room, $150. WATER BED FRAME, BRASS DAY BED - K in g . o a d s & ends, & more! Hurry items. Call 732-536-2904 24 Broad Street, Keyport DINING ROOM SET- 6 Ft. Dk. Ads with items King size, $100. 732-607-0842 Lil 732-264-0777 or 264-8615 (4)TABLES: Stone/marble before garage sale on June 048 General M O V IN G S A L E Wall unit, oak w/glass tops. Exc. cond. Best O ak Table, w/2 captain's, & 4 5th. Call 732-446-1054 SOFA / RECLINER- Taupe. basic chairs, & matching break Merchandise priced $150. china cabinet & TV stand, crib BUYING - Books, Records, offers. Call 732-617-1758 & changing table, treadmill, Cocktail Table, End Table, all Videos & House Content front. $1,500. 732-566-0630 MOVING SALE - Kit. set 4 2 ” for $200. APPLE MONITOR, BRASS HEADBOARD rd., bone formica w/ 4 chairs. or less are exercise items. 732-651-2227 Call 732-842-5871 DINING ROOM SET­ brand new. $75. 732-360-0655 Full size . Excellent condition, Din. rm. set glass, 41 ” x 7 2 ” , 4 A Solid cherry wood 11 pc. "IAS HAWKS" TV Antenna. A FREE! '3fufwr MOVING SALE -V ,Y JV $15. Please call 732-721-9291 off white chairs. Liv. rm. sleep­ revolutionary 1" tall by 14" di­ Wheelbarrel: heavyduty, $50. SPACE HEATER - h a n gin g BUYING CAMERAS 96" double pedestal table w/2 er couch, loveseat & recliner. 2 elec. Baseboard heaters, beer And Photo Equipment. 1 pc. or B U N K B E D S - B O Y ’S leaves, 8 hand-carved ball & ameter low profile environ­ Garden tools: big & small, whole studio. No polaroid or glass tbls., Call 732-525-1986 mentally friendly antenna that LOOK FOR YOR and rakes, $60. Bicycles (2): making equip., riding mower. Desk, 4 drawer chest, tall claw Chippendale chairs & movie. Call 732-928-7811 FREEBIE Exc. cond. Call 732-679-5196 dresser with 6 drawers (2), matching 60” lighted hutch MOVING SALE - Kitchen set: receives all local TV and FM womens & mans, used once, $700. Girl’s Bedroom Set: buffet. Never opened, still Oak, w/4 swivel chairs. B rass stereo stations without amplifi­ COUPON IN CLASSIFIED! 80. each. Sears Vacuum: 2 S P E A K E R S Jensen CASH FOR BOOKS Dresser, mirror & chest, $300. boxed. Cost $1 1,000. Sell b e d : King w/night tbl. D ouble cation within a 60-mile radius. yrs. old, $100. (pd. $250). 24x15x10. Excellent condition, It eliminates virtually any re­ Call 732-536-0850 Call 732-566-5415 $2,900. (addt’l server avail.) w a rd ro b e : mirrored w/vanity. M A IL • F A X • E -M A IL Sewing machine: Antique, 50 watts, $50. best offer. Call maining dead spots. Replaces Call 732-360-4684 Couch/loveseat: white velvet white, works good, $250. 732-723-0768 CHANDELAIR rabbit ears and unsightly fish­ Snapper Lawnmower: ride on 2 end tables,cocktail table. C O U C H -2 pc. sectional, beige, STEP LADDER CLUTTERED? Gold, with 5 lights. Like new, DINING ROOM SET- Oriental Entertainment ctr: mirrored. bone antennas. This antenna with mulcher blade, just tuned is easily mounted anywhere. recliners at both ends. $150. 8 ft., wood. G ood condition, CONSIGN $35. Please call 732-257-3408 design w/mahogany top, $500. Sofabed, loveseat: with glass up, $850. Curio cabinet: best L am p s, E n d T a b les , F a n s , & Ideal for houses, apartments, Coffee & end tables-both for offer. Call 732-462-3539 $20. Please call 732-521-4183 Turn your gently worn clothing, CHIFFEROBE - DRESSER end & cocktail tables, brass misc. furn.,All great condition. mobile homes and offices. $75. Dog cage-Large. $50. furnishings, knick-knacks, new In Natural. Reversible to white. with glass tops 732-679-4407 MOVING SALE - W icker furn., S TEP O N E Call 732-946-1634, evenings. $39.95 www.iascom.com D is­ Call 609-890-1921 salesm an’s sam ples into Never used. ONLY $85. Electronic organ, liv. rm. Mushroom Climber, $50. MOVING SALE - LIVING tributors Welcome 1-800-665­ Please call 732-946-1201. DINING ROOM TABLE DEHUMIDIFIER chairs, lawn furn., fish tanks, Please call 732-303-1013 ROOM Couch & Loveseat, 4616 (SCA Network)______CASH Imported grey Italian Marble Used once, $99. exer. equip., baby items & lots J A, VVU U • 732-43DE 732 -4 31 -2 0 01 COCKTAIL TABLE STOVE / COAL-WOOD with base. Asking $800. or Navy, (background light blue & A Q U A R IU M -33 Gallon Please call 732-821-7858 more Calf732-308-9393 and 2 ends - wood. Good best offer. Call 732-787-4540 beige flower print), Loose salt water+stand, accessories, Patriot. Like new, $150. condition, $100. for all. DINING ROOM SET Please call 732-591-1875 pillows. $1,000. DINING fish. Curio cabinet: 6 sided. Please call 732-613-0224 DINING TABLE (Black, R O O M S E T, Pecan finish. Glass tbl. on marble bass. 4 MOVING SALE CONSIGN Apple Monitor: 2 1 ". B e s t Your Women’s & Children's adjustable) with 4 chairs, $100. Lighted china cab., oval table blk. lacquer chairs, w/lighted EVERYTHING MUST GO!! SUN SHELTER COFFEE TABLE Sofa set (3 + 1), $150. or best offers. Call 732-329-2446 blk. china cab. Area rug & Kitchen set, 6 chairs, mica. Canopy 8x9, blue & white, $10. Quality Clothing & Accessories w/3 leaves & pads. 6 chairs. Coffee tables, sect. couch, matching end tables, w/door, offer. Good cond. 732-727-0480 American of Martinsville. $ 900. ARCH STEEL BUILDINGS-SAVE window treatments to match. Please call 732-721-5799 CALL 2ND TURN AROUND Walnut, $50. • 732-462-5138 BIG! Buy Factory Direct! Perfect cond. $2,500. for all. bedroom furn., toys (Little DOUBLE DRESSER - B o y ’s, Exc. cond. 732-679-2823 Tikes), household & misc. TOOL BOX - METAL COFFEE TABLE & end table, 20x28, 30x42, 40x58, 50x110. C a ll 732-583-4815 732-431-7667 with hutch, walnut wood. items from A to Z! 732-536-0722 3 drawer. Craftsman, with maple. Excellent condition, Excellent condition, $40. AMOVING SALE# Great workshops/garages. DINING ROOM SET - T e a tools, $35. Call 732-222-3724 GUNS • SWORDS • MILITARY both for $150. Please call Please call 732-431-1694 Assorted B E A U T IF U L tables, Financing Available. Priced to cart, convertible sofa, living MOVING SALE- 2 Bedroom IT E M S . License NJ/Federal TRACTOR MOWER 11 HP, 732-536-0390 curio, loveseat & more. Priced sell IM M E D IA T E L Y . Call room, kitchen table, Persian sets, queen size waterbed, Dealer. Bert 732-821-4949 DRESSER SET 1-800-341-7007. stereo w/cabinet, lawn mower, 36" cut, w/38" catcher. Under COFFEE TABLE Brass/glass, to sell! 732-264-5279, Holmdel carpet, portable microwave, French Provincial, $65. sewing machine, lamps. Best plus more! Call 732-972-0321 130 hr. use for each Both work & mirror, 36x36, end table to Please call 732-257-7732 AUTO STEREO SYSTEM g reat! $625. Firm 732-780-4922 match 26x21, both for $50. MOVING SALE Brand new.'Power Acoustic, offer 732-613-8805, after 7pm MOVING SALE- J u n e 27th 050 Musical Please call 732-951-0586 DRESSER Dining rm. set-mint, tble., 6 500 watt amp, (2) Speakers & and by appointment. Call for TRAIN COLLECTORS chrs., breakfront-Fruitwood. Sony Tape Cass. 732-792-7625 inventory list and / or directions. 1940’s Lionel Die-Cast Instruments COMPUTER DESK with 9 drawers, $75. DISPLAY CASE Please call 732-249-5936 $ 8 5 0 . Kitch. set-drop leaf M a ­ B ra ss and glass with wood 732-679-3970 Locomotive & Tender, $150. and hutch. Pink finish, file ple, 4 chrs. - $ 1 0 0 . & m u ch BASEBALL CARDS trim. G la ss shelves, 6' h. x 5' I. Please call 732-727-8417 d ra w e r . New , $125. Please DRESSER with mirror more! After4pm 732-741-5690 Over 20,000, $ 99 . takes all. x 2 0" d. $300. or best offer. MULCHER DRUM TYPEWRITER 25 inches, base drum, $40. call 732-972-3676 Excellent condition, $120. Call Charlie 908-810-0386 No delivery. Call after 5 pm 6 HP, Craftsman, $150. MOVING SALE- 13 W illis Royal manual. G ood condition, Please call 732-972-8488 COUCH & LOVESEAT Call 732-360-1194, after 6pm please. 732-536-4324 ______Please call 732-723-0241 Court, East Brunswick. H ig h BEANIE BABIES- Mint. Old/ $35. best offer. 732-739-6393 Leaf design, It. tan. Exc. cond., ENTERTAINMENT CENTER quality furniture, clothing, new/retired/rare.7 draw, desk, DISPLAY CASES - 1/4" clear OAK BEDROOM SET-4 years $350. S o fa B e d : Full, good F L U T E - B U N D Y Black lacquer, 6 ft., with glass Wicker loveseat. Gorgeous old. REFRIGERATOR- 27 cu. WAFFLE IRON - Double Good condition, $125. cond., $100. Call 732-583-2799 books, kitchen items, & much Plexiglas, 5 3/4" d. x 20" w. anel accent lights-very pretty more! June 25th, 5pm-9pm Kid’s Clothes: GirIs- Size 10, x 30" h., with lock & key, $40. ft.,side by side. Both exc. cond. Restaurant commercial Please call 732-251-8263 COUCH & LOVESEAT iacrifice $300. -732-721-7135 and June 26th, 10am-5pm Boys- Size 7. 732-972-0 70 8 each. Please call 732-721-8062 Best offers, 732-727-6738 Like new, $150. • 732-933-4939 Moving, must sell. Good con­ N E W & U S E D ENTERTAINMENT CENTER MOVING SALE- Queen Sofa B E D R O O M - Thomasville. DIVING BOARD Fiberglass O R G A N - Lowrey Genie, WEB TV PLUS- W ir e le s s Alto S a x ’s., Clarinets,Trumpets, dition, $150. or best offer. Black glass door/shelves and Queen bookcase headboard with books, $200. Antique keyboard. Dummies book. Please call 732-294-7787 Bed, bedroom set, chair, coffee 10’, used 1 year, $300. new. Flutes, Trombones. Prices storage cabinet, $99. Please table, freezer, & more! Good w/cabinet ends,dresser Asking $150. Please call cherry coffee table with marble Excellent condition, $149. substantially LE SS than stores. top, $150. Call 732-446-7397 C O U C H - 5 piece ROWE call 732-607-2005 condition. Call 732-257-2829 w/mirror & armoire, $5,000. 732-364-8186 Please call 732-727-0558 Call Don at 732-933-4939 Sectional. Mauve Green Living Room: Thomasville. 27” ORIENTAL RUG - NEW ENTERTAINMENT Unit PATIO TABLE - Green ELECTRICAL - Approximately W O L F F T A N N IN G B E D S . & peach fabric w/off white TV wall unit, Ig. 5 pcs. w/open 81/sx11. Cream color back- ORGAN-YAMAHA, Electronic, Like new, $100. or best offer. aluminum with glass top, 25, sold as one unit at $25. All TAN AT HOME. Buy DIRECT Double keyboard. Like New. cocktail table. Exc. cond. shelves & end glass curio cab­ jround with peach, $500. or Please call 732-530-7514 84" x 42". Like new, $200. ceiling fixtures. Please and SAVE! Commercial/Home Originally paid $3,700. Asking $400. Call 732-577-6450 inets, $3,000. Exercise Bike: )est offer. Call 732-329-4565 Units from $199.00. Low H E A D B O A R D - Stanley, Please call 732-972-9835 Life Cyle, 650 0 model, $450. call 732-446-8636______$ 80 0. 7 3 2 -7 2 7 -1 6 7 7 a fte r 7pm COUCH OVAL MIRRORS (3) Monthly Payments. FREE twin. Oak panel, medium All exc. cond. 732-651-1344 F IG U R IN E S - Pair signed P IA N O - Baldwin Console, Fabric, neutral color. Ideal for ROCKER RECLINER Large, gold frame, beautiful, Color Catalog. Call TODAY brown. Asking $125. Please Excellent condition. Asking Old Goldscheider, 11" oriental 1-800-842-1310. With bench, walnut finish. students, $15. • 732-297-7952 call 732-747-1312 BICYCLE figures, $150. FIRM! Please $35. Moving! 732-254-9192, $75. Please call 732-257-5246 Girl’s 20", pink & purple. Good East Brunswick G ood condition, $400. Please DAYBED-Like new. White call 732-367-6035 W O R K BENCH/Drafting Table HIGHBOYS (2), Stained glass condition, $30. • 732-441-9416 call 732-727-5463 trim. Extra firm mattress. ROCKING CHAIR PHONOGRAPH/ Professional. Motorized for windows (2), desks (2), orien­ F L O O R T IL E P IA N O - Kimball artist con­ Best offer. Call 732-441-2554, Brentwood. Excellent condition, Stereo, 2 speakers, AC- height, angle adjustment, $80. tal rugs (2), 2 sets good china, BICYCLE Terrazzo 2,000 pieces 12x12 Please can 732-679-8971 sole, 4 2 ”, w/bench. All wood. after 5:30pm. 2 chandelairs, 2,000 books, 40 $40. Please call 732-294-9163 26" Schwinn. Good working Heavy Duty. $3.00 each BAT., $60. Portable, 4 RPM. Please call 732-536-3516 Exc. cond. Asking $1,400. D ECK SET frames, paintings, prints, post­ SOFA & LOVESEAT condition, $25. 732-398-9004 Call 732-462-1660 Call 732-698-1634 Redwood, 8 pc., $100. Call cards, p.o. rack, collectibles, 2 Beige with burgandy pillows, PIANO Baby Grand, $2,500. 048b Infants doll houses. Call 732-842-3540 B IC YCLE - 10 speed v r Vf >Y 'U w vr xt v r vr Singer Sewing mach. antique 732-671 -1828, ask for Monica $125. for set • 732-238-3360 W om ans. Good condition, $20. PIANOS-ORGANS F O R S A L E w/cabinet $100. National C a sh Juvenile Items LOTS OF TRADE INS HOUSEHOLD SALE S O F A - Sectional, neutral Please call 732-671-0527 DESK - "L" SHAPED Dining Room set with 6 chairs. B A R w/stools. Mirror w/shelves. Registers $75. ea. Organ Farf- F R O M $450. Ideal for computer workstation, multi, $375. W A L L U N IT : Sewing Machine, Wedding isa, comp $500. 732-264-2775 All Floor M odels O n Sale Dinette set with 4 chairs, couch washed oak, lighted.Fits 35” BICYCLE-10 speed $125. Please call 732-972-9517 and other household items. 26 inch, mens. Asking $20. Gown-size 10 & (2) 4 ' x 6 ’ ACTIVITY ROCKER 1-800-453-1001 TV, $250. Call 732-591-1955 PINBALL MACHINE Today’s Kids, $20. D E S K - with overhead Call 732-431-1593 Please call 732-617-1186 Abstract pictures. For further info. Call 732-251-0795 Very good condition, $1,000. Please call 732-521-4895 bookcase and chair. Excellent SOFA, LOVESEAT, WING Keyport 732-739-1527 lv msg. KITCHEN Set 4 0 " x 5 8 " tbl. C H A IR - C o u n trv Fren ch in B IC Y C L E - 18" Canyon River 051 Sporting condition, $150. Please call Men's, 18 speed. Never used, ACTIVITY ROCKER white pedestal bases, 6 chairs, blue tones,asking $600.H utch: POKER MACHINE 732-536-9481 mint condition, $75. Please Today's Kids, $20. Equipment cushions, swivel on rollers. blue & pine, $125. A n tiq u e Takes quarters, push button DINETTE SET Oak 48" round, Exc. cond. $350 732-251-0206 call 609-448-1748 Please call 732-521-4895 Baker’s Table, $175. A n tiq u e GARAGE DOOR - Wood, front, $50. Call 732-251-9110 w/2 14" leaves, pedestal base, KITCHEN SET Fruitwood, mahogany comer cupboard B IC Y C L E - Men’s. Ross All B A S S IN E T - Rocking Graco, 6 cane chairs, $495. best offer. with all attachments. Good P O O L - 21 ft. round above AJAY EXERCISE BIKE 4 chairs padded, 45 x 31. w/orig. glass, late 1800’s, Terrain. Brand new, never condition, $90. Please call $ 7 0 . Emalunaa Carriage Kitchen cabinets. 732-536-6142 Excellent condition, $150. 41x80, best offer. All exc. used, $125. or best offer. round, 4 ft. deep. With 1 HP w/stroller attachment, $200. $20. or best offer. 732-432-0434 layward pump & filter. Some DINETTE SET- Lucite, glass Please call 732-254-7115 cond. Call 732-683-9396 Please call 732-530-4926 Exc. cond. Call 732-679-1830 Please call 732-390-1244 GARDEN WISHING WELL accessories. Disassembled & top w/4 chairs. Lucite Ceiling KITCHEN SET S O F A , recliner, tables/lamps, good condition, $250. Call CAR BOOSTER SEAT CARDIO GLIDE Fan, Good cond. Both, $475. BICYCLE Redwood stain 45" h. x 27" w. MOVING* MUST SELL!!! hutch, highriser, bedrooms, after 5pm 732-656-9506 G e rry Double Guard. G o o d $50. Call 732-721-5725, Call 732-308-3595 after 6pm Boy’s 16", white. Asking $20. New, $120. Please call 732­ White Formica 60" x 4 2 ” with desk, dinettes, rocker. All Please call 732-290-1151 747-6263, Middletown area. condition, $30. Firm. Please and leave message. DINING ROOM - Country, oak. 18" leaf incl., 6 chairs w/country priced to sell! 732-536-9481 P O O L - Hayward 1 HP call 732-294-0254, Freehold. EXECUTIVE MEMBERSHIP T able w /6 c h airs,(3 ) leaves, )lue cushions, (changeable). BICYCLE GO-KART ’96 - Clipper Pump & Motor with filter for W ORK OUT WORLD - North lighted breakfront. Exc. cond. Pd. $1200., Sacrifice, $400. SOFABED Ladies, 10 speed. Like new, Very low hours. Incl. safety above ground. Used 1 year. CARRIAGE Asking $75 0.C a ll 732-780-3836 i'Exc. cond. 732-583-8253 and recliner chair. Good condi­ $65. Firm! Call 732-842-0582 cage. Excellent condition. A sk ­ Excellent condition, $400. or Perego Milano. Great condition, Brunswick facility. SPECIAL tion, $125. Call 732-727-5990 ing $500. Call 732-888-5416 best offer. Call 732-699-1751 $60. P lease call 732-422-2374 price - $359. » 609-655-5338 DINING ROOM - Formica L A M P - Oriental Porcelain B IK E S (3) Boys Motorcycle, bedroom. Oak bedroom. Peacock design. Must see. STORAGE WARDROBE $50. Like new, 24" Red Bike, GRILL MASTER POOL COVER-Solar CRIB EXERCISE EQUIPMENT Formica dinette set, & more. New! $150. Please call White, 71" h. x 41" w. x 24" d. rode 1 time, $40. Bike: 16", Sunbeam , side burner, 16’ x 3 2 ’ for in-ground pool, With mattress, Sim m ons. Like Tunturi Stairmaster. Great Call for prices - 732-251-6053 732-251-6684 Brand new, $45.* 732-727-2326 $20. Please call 732-290-9365 w/cover, $95. • 732-679-5582 hardly used, $50.»732-721-9403 new, $100. Call 732-355-9560 condition, $149. • 732-274-9046 Greater Media Newspapers' Classified Section is NOW Online! Www.gmnews.com INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 4 7

071 Building 076D Demolition 051 Sporting 060 Garage Sales 060 Garage Sales 063 Instruction 065 Pets & Animals 069 Entertainment Equipment Remodeling Excavating

EXERCISE STEPPER □ EAST BRUNSWICK □ OLD BRIDGE - MULTI OUR ADS GET RESULTS US E Y O U R ALL CHARACTERS USE YOUR F A M IL Y - 11 Iverness Dr. (Off VISA, MASTER CARD OR JOE WALSH VISA, MASTER CARD OR machine. Excellent condition, DISCOVER CARD BALLOON SHOW & GAMES CARPENTER / CONTRACTOR DISCOVER CARD $60. Please call 732-972-7981 MULTI FAMILY Rt. 9 N), Sat. 6/26, 9am to CALL CLASSIFIED FACE ART,-MAGIC & MORE 30 Hershey Rd.(off Dunhams TO PAY FOR YOUR AD. D ecks • D o o rs • W in d o w s TO PAY FOR YOUR AD. 3pm. Something for everyone. 732-723-0179 Baths • Kitchens • Basements G O L F B A G S - Two m en’s, Cor. Rd.). Sat., & Sun., 6/26 & 1-800-660-4ADS CALL CLASSIFIED CALL CLASSIFIED one with seat plus 4 left 27, 9-4. Good stuff from A-Z! □ OLD BRIDGE 1-800-660-4ADS Millstone area. 609-259-2018 32 Greenbrook Dr. (Lakeridge GUITAR LESSONS AMAZING MAGIC handed golf clubs. All for $150. or 732-254-7979 R.S.Y. CONSTRUCTION 1-800-660-4ADS Please call 732-536-6825 □ EAST BRUNSWICK- Development off Rt. 516), Sat. 20 years exp. First lesson free. ■ • • W IT H • • • ESTATESALE! 3 Noel Place 6/26, 9-3. Clothes, household. Call 732-946-9049 ANGEL FISH- Many colors. We Do it All Fully Ins./Free or 732-254-7979 Standard and vail. $1.00 and ERIC THE GREAT Est. Call Bob, 732-566-7664 G O L F C A R T Fri. & Sat., 6/25 & 26, 9am-3pm BACKHOE • DOZER • DUMP- Piano, Living Rm., Dining Rm., □ OLD BRIDGE PIANO & VOICE- up. Call after 6pm. Any Occasion., 732-536-6936 Hand pull, cast aluminum. 7 Cressida Drive (in Lakeridge Teacher & Author - N.Y. & N.J. 732-679-5594 TRUCK for hire. No job too Exc. cond., $15. • 732-972-6108 leather sectional,washer, dryer AN EXPERIENCED small. FREE ESTIMATES. refrigerator, 3 bdrms.,TV,7CR, West Development, off Prodigy - Juilliard. Expert - All Ticetown Rd.) Sat., 6/26, FIS H T A N K - 30 Gallon with Call 732-521-3659 collectibles, and much more!! Levels. Call 732-679-0933 G O L F C L U B S 9:30-4 Furniture/LOTS MORE cabinet, Eheim filter, & healthy D.J. Mens Invitational Pro Model, □ FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP community fish, $250. Cat Starting at $250. $100. Please call 732-297-6698 □ OLD BRIDGE/Matawan PIANO/KEYBOARD 880 Elton-Adelphia Rd. (off Berklee College music grad. Doug at 732-741-8246 Call Ron 732-264-0421 077 Drywall 6 Porsche Drive (off Briarwood ALL TYPES OF GOLF TRAINER- SAM 2000, Rt. 537), Fri. & Sat., 6/25-6/26 All ages & levels. 732-291-1970 GUINEA PIGS - FREE to B A R N IE OR Sheetrock Dr.) Sat. & Sun., 6/26 & 6/27, IMPROVEMENTS - Free Est. Barely Used. Excellent 9-4 Furn. clothes, toys, & more good home! 3 males, short A LION KING PARTY condition. Half price, $250. 9am-3pm. Mostly toys!______ANI CONST. 732-521-2444 □ FREEHOLD-21 Bunker Hill STUDIO 63 haired, grey & black, 6-9 mos. Call 732-651-3256 Call Dave at 732-257-8870 □ OLD BRIDGE/MATAWAN Rd. (Off East Freehold Road.) There is a Difference old. Will separate 732-761-1123 CUSTOM CARPENTRY ALLAIRE CONTRACTING MOVING SALE 11 Kerr Ln. BUBBLES THE CLOWN Multi-Family Saturday, 6/26, Home Improvements. Quality Prof. taping & spackling since H O M E GYM (Off Morristown Rd.) Sun. 6/27, HEMINGWAY CAT - 6 digit Magic, balloons • 732-446-3131 Bodytech, with weights, $50. 9am-3pm. Rain or Shine! MUSIC Female, very lovable. FR E E to craftsmanship at a down to 1984. Free est. 609-259-2080 9am to ? Furn., household, etc Professional Instruction earth priceINo Job Too Small! Please call 732-521-1256 □ FREEHOLD- 96 Cold Spring 63 Milltown Rd., E. Brunswick good home, son allergic. C H IL D R E N ’S PA R TIE S □ P A R LIN - 32 Carter Place, 15 years exp. Free Estimates. SHEETROCK & TAPING MOUNTAIN BIKE Not chain. Rd. (off Double Creek Pkwy.) 732-257-8637 Please call 732-422-9571 Clown or Comedy Magic Specializing in small jobs. Sat., 6/26, 8am-4pm. Rain (Truman School Area) Sat. & Professional entertainer. Refs. Call Mark at 732-363-8268 Store quality, small frame. Sun.,6/26 & 27, 9am-3pm.Toys TENNIS LESSONS - For IGUANA -"PAISLEY” Free Estimates. 1-800-640-3969 date, 6/27. One Day Blowout! • Balloons • Face Painting D E C K S , Additions, Kitchens & Excellent condition, $150. clothes, households, bikes,etc. Beginners of all ages. Private 4 FT., Friendly, & F R E E to a Magic & A Live Bunny Bathrooms. S & R Home Please call 732-758-1988 □ H O W E L L - 3 Priscilla Ln. lessons by an experienced g o o d h o m e . Please c a ll L is a □ PARLIN - MULTI FAMILY JIMBO 732-297-1369 - Improvements. 732-679-2291 (Off Friendship Rd.) Sat. 6/26, instructor. Call 732-727-9279 for Mike at 732-613-3198 PUNCHING BAG 102, 104 & 106 Cleveland Ave. 078 Electrical Everlast. With gloves, full size 9am to 1pm. Baseball cards, KITTEN - TABBY CHILDRENS household items, old records (President Park Section) Sat. VIOLIN AND PIANO like new, $100..- 732-681-7130 & Sun. 6/26 & 6/27, 9am to M a n a la p a n Free to loving home TEA PARTIES 073 Carpet SIT UP BENCH □ MANALAPAN - 1 Longbow 3pm. Something for everyone 732-617-2108 9 mo. old male, frontdeclawed, For birthday parties or any Dr. (Pease Rd. to Madigan Ln.) neutered, shots. 732-739-4562 Cleaning ALL-BORO ELECTRICAL Adjustable, 15 different occasion. Call 732-264-0421 Residential / Commercial /Ind. settings, $55. - 732-407-0637 Sat., 6/26, 9-3. Books, toys, household & MUCH MORE! KITTENS FREE estimates. Lie. #14112 S K I T Y P E EXERCISE Work At Home (2) females, (5 ) m a le s . 10 DANCE MAN DJ CARPET KLEAN, INC. Call 732-888-3630 □ MANALAPAN - MOVING weeks old. Good w/children & GOOD DANCE MUSIC machine, manual included. Safe, low moisture foam AMP ELECTRICAL - All S A L E - 8 Ai dogs. Call 732-251-8654 MAKES THE AFFAIR Mint condition. Retails $299. Earn up to $35,000 a year! extraction. Fast drying. No job Electrical repairs / Installations Sell for $50. Call 732-905-8563 Union Hill Affordable. Call 732-297-4254 Dr.) Fri. & KITTENS too small. Fully insured. Call Burglar alarms. Lie #8977C T R E A D M IL L - Stair machine, 9am to 3pm. Bikes, furn for FR E E est. 732-367-1987 Free Estimates. 732-739-8797 Be a Medical Transcriptionist. No p (2) Males born 4/25/99. Free to DISC JAKEY ski machine, stationary bicycle. books, tapes and much more good home. Call 732-431-8045 DEPENDABLE Electric Co. vious experience needed. We sm Quality from $300. All for $150. Please call Lie. #5151 Complete Service. □ MANALAPAN CallI 7 3>-238-4306 2 - 2 * '------074 Carpet Install 732-946-0627 _____ you how to prepare medical histories. K IT T E N S (4) - F R E E Free Estimates. 732-738-7070 20 Lexington Dr. (off Gordons T R E A D M I L L VitaM aster, No commuting, no selling... work the To good loving nomes! 7 wks. DJ ANY OCCASION Repair/Sale Corner & Pease Rd.), Fri. & hours you choose in what could be old. Please call 732-940-0862 FRANK’S ELECTRIC autom atic. Used only 3 Sat., 6/25 & 6/26,10-3. Antique A SMALL JOBS & REPAIRS the greatest job opportunity of your R & R MUSIC 732-727-1205 months. Very comfortable, brass bed, bikes, appliances. ROTTWEILER PUP - German Lie. #8778. 732-471-9508 $150. Please call 732-360-1194 life, lhe m edical profession needs 8 wk. old male, AKC bloodline, DJ PARAMETERS ENTER. A.J. CARPET - Sales/Repairs □ MANALAPAN Restetches/Relays □ skilled...... transcriptionists. So, if you black mahogany, first shots. Prof. Disc Jockeys / MC’s TREADMILL- Vitamaster 5 Hopi Ct. (off Union Hill Rd.), Installations. Quality for less. GARDEN STATE Professional, w/cushion deck. can type or are willing to learn, our experts can Available to good home, $500. For Info. Call 732-238-0067 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Sat., 6/26, 8-3. Many working or best offer. Call 732-432-0702 Electronic. Paid $600., asking computers & parts, ping-pong train you to work at home doing medical tran­ 732-536-4703 Where the bill Is never A Shock $300. 7 3 2 -7 2 7 -1 6 7 7 a fte r 7pm table, & lots of other items. scriptions from audio cassettes dictated by SMALL DOG BOARDING DJ SOUNDS • Residential • Industrial IN MY MARLBORO HOME CARPET REPAIRS • Commercial WEIGHT BENCH doctors. Get free facts! No cost or obligation. ON THE RUN • Installaltion • Re-Stretching with curl bar + 140 lbs. free □ MANALAPAN Call 732-972-9056 Lic.#12229A*Call 732-866-0600 6 Cam elot Ct. (Pease Rd. to E S T. ?82, A L L O C C A S IO N S . Call 732-679-6031 weights, $50. • 732-698-9222 25,000 TITLES - 732-251-8745 Madigan Lane to Camelot Attend FREE SEMINAR for details JB ELECTRICAL Ct.),Fri. & Sat. 6/25 & 6/26, 9-4 065A Pet Supplies CARPET REPAIRS See us in the Yellow Pages DJ’S WITH PIZZAZZ • RE-STRETCHES • RE-LAYS Grandma’s Attic Treasures 1-800-518-7778 Dept. GM0169 Residential/Commercial and Services Reas, rates. Call 732-431-1593 Dolls, collectibles, furn., bikes, AT-HOME PROFESSIONS Call 1-800-295-4626 15% off Service Upgrade Beanies. You name it we got it! JIM’S CARPET INSTALLATION 15% Senior Discount Sales, cleaning, re-lays, □ MANALAPAN- 1 Merion Dr. DOG ENCLOSURE KEYBOARDIST Bonded & Insured • Lic.#12823 re-stretches and repairs. (Off Gordons Corner Rd.) Fri. 15x8x5’.Chain fink outdoor Ed the ONE MAN BAND FREE Est. • Radio Dispatched □ A B E R D E E N run. Good cond. Asking $400. MULTI-FAMILY - Andover La., thru Sun., 6/25-6/27, 9am-4pm. 609-275-6881 • 732-745-5464 Call 732-495-9483 060 Garage Sales 063b Tutoring Call 732-257-9164 1-800-317-7530 (off Lloyd Rd.) Sat., 6/26, 8-3. Boat, furniture, clothing, etc. Raindate: 6 /2 7 Furniture, appli­ □ MANALAPAN-Multi Family MAGIC ances, weights, baby items etc 56 Sandpiper Dr. (off Gordons Family entertainment with a 075 Ceramic Tile JRM ELECTRIC □ P A R L IN - 4 Vernon St. (off ALGEBRA I & II SAT’S □CLARKSBURG- 66 Cor. Rd.! Sat., & Sun., 6/26 & 066 Personals sense of humor. M ic h ae l Repair/Install Free Estimates. Lie. #9944 27, 9-4. Baby furn., household, Bordentown Rd.). Sat., 6/26, Geometry & Basic Skills. Bonded & Insured Backbone Hill Rd. Sat., 6/26, Need Help? Feeling frustrated? Gutman 732-792-1760 clothing, kid’s stuff & more! 9am-3pm. Household items, Residential & Commercial 8am-2pm. Men’s plus size Experienced Teacner & Tutor. PARTY DOLL ROOM clothing, assorted brie a brae. misc., clothes & much more! □ MARLBORO - MOVING Call 732-613-9225 ADOPT: Devoted couple A Birthday Magical Makeover AFFORDABLE 732-525-9770 □ COLTS NECK - MULTI HOUSE SOLD - EVERYTHING □ SAYREVILLE dreams of cherishing, nurtur­ Nails, Hair, Pizza 732-671-9111 55 Dane St. (off Main St.), Sat., ALL SUBJECTS - (K-8) Ceramic tile-lnstall $2.75 & up F A M IL Y - 3 Forest W ay (Off M U S T G O ! 49 Millay Rd. (off Exp. teacher - Master’s Degree ing and educating a very lucky sq. ft. Free est. 732-845-3784 Cedar Dr. left on Timber Lane) Union Hill Rd.). Sat., & Sun., 6/26, 8am-2pm Household baby with love and warmth. items, clothes, furn. toys, more Sibling Rates in Your Home PARTY MUSIC CERAMIC TILE & MARBLE RYAN Sat., 6/26, 8am to 4pm. Sun. 6/2.6 & 27, 9-3. Tiller, mower, Let’s help each other. Call us, KEYBOARD VOCALIST Call Nancy 732-936-9693 INSTALLATION 6/27,10am to 2pm. End tables, edger, TV, lamps, benches, □ SAYREVILLE ANYTIME 1-800-249-7746. Dance • Cocktail • Sing^A-Longs No job too big or small. ELECTRIC CO. dressers, wicker items, tools, sports equip., knick- ALL SUBJECTS - Cert. Elem. • W eddings • Anniversaries beanies babies and more knacks, cribs, vacuum, Lionel MULTI FAMILY teacher with Master’s Degree. BEAUTIFUL nudist Swim Club Free estimates. 732-920-0285 Free Estimates. Insured right in your backyard. Heated Birthdays - Judy 732-431-1286 Industrial, Commercial trains. N O EARLY BIRDS! 29 Zaleski Dr. Sat., 6/26, 9-2. Millstone area. 732-446-3955 CUSTOM CERAMIC TILING □ COMMUNITY GARAGE Baby, kids & misc. items. pool, hot tub, sun deck, social Residential. Lie. #7134 S A L E ! Hickory Ridge, off Rt. □ MIDDLETOWN - 29 ALL SUBJECTS K-5. In your activities, family atmosphere. PARTY PIZAZZ New installation, repairs, 522, btwn. Dow Jones & South Crescent Pkwy. (Off Rt. 35 S, □SHREWSBURY home. East Brunswick teacher Call now membership is by Bruce Bray remodeling. Free estimates. 732-525-1011 Bruns. High School, Sat., 6/26, Behind CPC Bldg.) Sat. 6/26. 217 Williamsburg Drive Master's Degree. 732-780-1717 lim ited. 908-647-23 1 0. Magicians • Characters John Cherry 732-290-9086 8am-3pm. Too much to list!! 9am to 2pm. Something for all (Sycamore to Silverbrook to wwwskyfarm. com (Rug Brats*R-Thur*L-Mo,etc.) BAR & BAT MITZVAH Moon Walks * Rides JO HN’S CERAMIC TILE 3 R ELECTRIC □ MIDDLETOWN Williamsburg), Sat., 6/26, 8-2. Reasonable*Reputable*Reliable □ EAST BRUNSWICK Private instructions. Exp. Your Cotton Candy • Birthday REMODELING & REPAIRS 5 Nassau Place (Cherry Tree Household, Beanie Babies,etc. home or mine. 732-53o-4024 Electric • Phorie • Cable • Specialists. 1-800-491:2729 Bathrooms • Foyers • Kitchens AMOVING SALE* Farm Rd. to W inston to 066a Novenas Over 25 years experience Free est., Insured. Lie #13455 64 Jensen Street (bet. Milltown Nassau PI.), Sat., 6/26, 9-3. BIO, CHEM, MATH PLAYERS CASINO PARTIES FREE ESTIMATES Rd. & Dunhams Corner), Dining room set, baby furniture, 061E Estate Certified, guaranteed results. Birthday/Anniversary/Picnic/Corp. Call 732-324-7983 732-495-5883 Sat. & Sun., 6/26 & 6/27, 9-3 A/C, toys, household items. Sales Your home. Call 732-780-4428 Prof. Staff. 732-560-9067 Handicap equip., furn., clothes, housewares,books, tools, etc. □ MILLSTONE TWP. - MULTI C E R T IF IE D Elem. teacher PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRIT PONIES & PETTING 076 Cleaning F A M IL Y - Valley Drive (off Holy Spirit, you who solve all prob­ 079b Fencing □ EAST BRUNSWICK HERITAGE ZOO BY HAPPY TRAILS Millstone Rd.) Items from A-Z lems, light all roads so that I can 732-251-4240 Dom estic 6/26- 9am-3pm, 6/27-9am-12pm ESTATE /TAG SALES achieve my goal. You who give me MULTI FAMILY • 15 Years Experience a divine gift to forgive & forget all 17 Dexter Rd. (off Jensen St.). □ OLD BRDIGE-MULTI ELEMENTARY SUBJECTS PONIES 4 PARTIES • CALL US to handle your against me and that ABOLISH DIRT A 1 FENCE INSTALLTIONS F A M IL Y - 81 Alpha Ave. (Off Exp. K-5. Will tutor all subjects. evil in all in­ Horse drawn wagon ride thru Sat., 6/26, 9-3. Raindate: 6/2/. Estate OR Tag Sale of my life are with me. I All Types of Fence Work Bikes, furn., household, exer. Gaub) Sat. 6/26, 9am to 4pm. Your Home. Call 732-536-4807 stances your neighborhood. A petting J & J CLEANING SERVICE CALL 732-294-9125 want this short prayer to thank you ZOO too! Call 732-928-3597 Call 732-327-1095 Reas.Free est. 732-721-4625 equip., games & much more! Variety of items.______ENGLISH TUTOR - PhD, state for all things you confirm once again ALL YOUR FENCE NEEDS cert., middle & high school, lit­ that I never want to be separated PONIES 4-FUN PARTIES ABSOLUTELY SPOTLESS erature & writing. 732-416-0753 from you, even in spite of all mate­ Decorated & Friendly. Move-in/Out. Carpets,Windows Repairs/Installed. All types.Ins. rial illusion s. I w ish to b e with yo u in Call 732-446-6474 Weekly • Biweekly • Monthly Free est.Dennis 732-946-2280 EXCEL TUTORING eternal joy and thank you for your Insured & Bonded. Free Est. G & V FENCING - All types of Experienced certified teachers mercy towards me ana mine. The SINGING TELEGRAMS 732-431-9099 • 732-946-3434 HOW TO PUBLISH A NOVENA Custom Roasts-Funny/Sweet fences installed. Repairs & Grades 2-8 Call 732-316-0045 person must say this prayer for 3 replacement.Call 732-471-0847 consecutive days. After 3 days the All occasions. 732-972-3366 ADELIA’S CLEANING S E R V IC E We will do your HEBREW TUTOR favor requested will be granted e v e n if it s e e m s difficult. T h e prayer STRICTLY PIANO cleaning for you at affordable Prayer to St. Jude Bar & Bat Mitzvah Prep Call Michelle 732-972-1945 rates. Call Adelia 732-650-1749 079c Floor Oh Holy St. Jude, Apostle and Kelli Richman 732-536-2914 must be published immediately af­ Martyr, great in virtue and rich in ter the favor is granted without men­ after 7pm or leave message. Finishing LANGUAGE ARTS/READING «m iE PUPPET LADY** miracles, near Kinsman ot Jesus tion of the favor, only your initials Specializing in PRE-SCHOOL CLEANING - Quality work. If you wish to publish Christ, faithtul intercessor of all who & or MATH. Grade K-3, N. J. should appear at the bottom. PARTIES since 1977. Low rates, good references. invoke your special patronage in State Licensed Elem. Ed. FLOORS CLEANED & time ot need, to you I have recourse L.M.F. Call 732-264-5170 Call Claudia 732-967-0965 a Novena in Teacher. Call 732-536-5061 WAXED • Still in business from the depth of my heart and C L E A N IN G - YOUNG POLISH humbly beg to whom God has given M ath - College teacher, quality after 40 years. Sam Delin such great power to come to my WATER WARS Lady will clean your Home/Apt. Greater Media Newspapers lessons; bks. published: SAT- Fun for everyone. Get Wet. All Floor Waxing. Call for free assistance. Help me in my present Exp. Honest. 732-324-2035 estimate. Call 732-566-8690 promiseand urgent to make petition. your nameIn return, known I Alg/trig/calc. Call 732-238-3042 Occasions. Call 732-446-8770 you may use the coupon MATH, SAT PREP (M & V) 068a Catering CLEANSWEEP RE-NU FLOOR SANDING and cause you to be invoked. 732-583-6667 • 732-545-8892 Say three Our Fathers, three Hall Cert. Math Tutoring Grades 069a Party RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL below or call Marys and Glorias. Publication must 5-8, Algebra 1 & 2, Geometry Days, Evenings, Weekends UNLIMITED WOOD FLOORS be promised. St Jude pray for us all Diane 732-294-1707 Planning who invoke your aid. Amen, This DINE ON DEMAND FREE est. Reas. Ins. Refs. Installation • Sanding -Finishing Novena has never been know to fail. MATH/READING - K THRU 8 Your personal Chef/caterer. 732-314-2386 • 732-525-3572 732-727-6633 or 732-946-1078 This Novena must.be said for 9 Teacher w/10 years experience. Delicious food for busy people. DEPENDABLE CLEANING WADE’S HARDWOOD 1-800-660-4ADS consecutive days. Reasonable rates 732-308-9490 Insured/bonded 732-329-1941 PARTY! PARTY! PARTY! Thanks L.M.F. Supplies at deep discount pric­ Homes/Apts. Great $$. Move FLOORING Your prayer will be published in our S.A.T. VERBAL, R e a d in g es delivered to your Home with In/Out. 7 days. 732-462-6683 Installations *Sanding*Refinishing Specialist, Special Ed Special­ Quality work at reasonable newspaper in your community. 1 phone call. FR E E catalog. EXCELLENT CLEANING ist, English all levels, Math. 069 Entertainment 732-613-8665 or e mail to: Licensed Svce. Excellent work prices. Call 732-787-5829 College Essays 732-257-2777 Pre-payment required. [email protected]. & references. Call 732-525-2336 SPANISH / FRENCH - LDTC C o s t $ 3 1 . Mastercard. VISA or Raise grades now! 10 yrs.of " ANNIE THE CLOWN " SERVERS P-U-R-R-F-E-C-T-L-Y 079d Garage Doors success w/kids. 732-617-1192 Dedicated to making your Discover accepted Magic ■& Face Paintina party a success. Bartenders CLEAN Bafloons'&Live Animals also available. 732-446-5798 HOME CLEANING AT ITS Name. 732-730-0100 ft# 064 Lost & Found VERY BEST. 732-257-8463 ALL PHASE Remodeling, Inc. A PRETTY PONY PARTY POLISH RELIABLE W om an GARAGE DOORS Address. Birthday Party, School, Picnics. 070a Appliance can clean your house and Call 732-938-4440 Repair apartment perfectly. & O P E N E R S CAT - WHITE MALE -L o s t aferences” 732-525-2427 Phone_ . Initials at end of prayer. _ • INSTALL • REPAIRS 5/27, Cliffwood area. Neutered A STORYTIME QUALITY CLEANING SVC. •S E R V IC E 7 DAYS & declawed. Answers to Dude, Child participation w/puppets, Homes, condos, apts., offices. • REASONABLE • FREE EST. MCA/ISA/DISCOVER # ____ approx. 15 lbs. NO T A G S D A V E ’S A P P LIA N C E . EXP.. igs & crafts. 732-254-9389 20 Years Serving Central NJ Bianca or Flavia 732-432-7874 Monmouth/Ocean/Middlesex Call 732-765-1960 REWARD A-D.J. GOOD TIMES Air Conditioning & Major appl. Check One Prayer: L O S T C A T - Large male. Repair/Installs. 732-786-0810 732-615-2301 Please return form with check or money order Weddings, 16's. 732-213-0090 □ St. Jude N ovena Orange & white. Vicinity Tho­ for $31.00 payable to Greater Media Newspapers. mas & Kupsch Sts., Sayreville. □ Prayer to St. Jude AMAZING CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT R E W A R D . C a ll 732-254-3519 070b Attic Stairs 080 Gutters □ Prayer to the Blessed Virgin Greater Media Newspapers L O S T C A T - Old Calico still AMUSEMENTS □ Prayer to the H oly Spirit m issing! Brown, black & Moonwalks • Carnival Games DECORATE w/OWN FURN. orange. Last seen on Old □ Additional Novenas P.O. Box 1080 Rides • Clowns • D.J.’s Windows • Art • Accessories East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 Queens Rd. months ago. Any AND MUCH MORE! DISAPPEARING ATTIC Stairs Re-arrange & Organize. GUTTER Cleaning & Repairs available please call info, (good or bad) please call CALL FOR FREE BROCHURE Serving Area Since 1972 Roslyn combines Feng Shui & FREE ESTIMATES 732- 792-1395- RBEWARD!!------732-536-6936 Call Pat 732-341-8063 interior design. 732-583-6654 Call John 732-251-0893 | • • ; ■* ■ . ■ . • . . . . 4 8 -(N9EPEN0ENT,-JUNE 23, 1999 Greater Media Newspapers’ Classified Section is NOW Online! www.gmnews.com ------j------1------:------,------;------1------:------

B usiness & S ervice D irecto ry Al I a a a a m A •Air/Heat• Air/Heat • BuildinaBuilding Supplies SuDDlies -Decks - Decks D o o rDoors s • PaintinaAA/alloaoerinoPainting/WallDapering CALL 1-800-660-4-ADS ■ Alarms - Carpet Care • Electrical • G lass & M irrors ■ Plum bing/H eating • Special S ervices Deadline Friday 1:00 PM ■ Appliance Repair • C ataglog Products & Services • Exterm inators • Handy Persons • Pool C are ■ S t u c c o • Asphalt/Concrete Paving • Chimney Service • Fencing • Internet C onsultants • R eal Estate Services • Tank Rem oval • Auto Detailing • Cleaning • Fireplaces • K itchens/B aths • R oofing/Si'ding/G utters ■ W i n d o w s • Bridal Services • Closets • Floors - Lawn C are/Landscaping • Satellite TV ~ ■ Building/Remodeling • Decorating • Garage • M oving & Storage ■ S igns/M urals AIR HEAT BUILDING/REMODELING High Energy Bills d*? 3 TON CENTRAL Got You Down? AIR CONDITIONING UNIT REPLACED Call HEAIY HVAC S T 0 R fo r a DANE CUSTOM “Professional Building $ 9 9 9 Q® i*** New CARPENTRY INC. & Remodeling Company” S S S Free Estimates • Decks High • Additions W.C.S. Hejusk & Cooue • Basements Kitchens • Baths Efficiency" • Patio Doors 1-800-289-6230 Air Conditioning • Windows Additions, etc. Unit Now! FREE ESTIMATES Modifications Add 1. 732-446-5921 732-566-3238 732-671-6827 F u lly In s u re d com m ercial/residential ASPHALT CONCRETE PAVING FENCES •DECKS •SHEDS STANLEY A & S SWING SETS •BAZEB0S SMAILIOB ASPHALT P A V IN G & OUTDOOR PATIO FURNITURE • SPAS BUILDING CONTRACTOR SEALCOATING KITCHENS • BATHROOMS PAVING Custom Wood • Chain Link • Post & Rail ALL WOOD CABINETS Professional Quality Home Driveways Jerith Dog Runs • Vinyl Fencing Specializing In: • R e p a irs • R e n o v a tio n s Parking Lots Drainage Basins • Repairs Room Additions • C a rp e n try • A d d itio n s Remodeling • K itc h e n s • B aths New & Resurfaced Driveways • Patio Doors & Weather Sealing Decks • Windows M . SANDBERG S id in g Serving Middlesex & * FREE ESTIMATES * Monmouth Co. over 31 years. 10+ jfjfi ojm i it mt Once upon a time there was a small fence company 732-416-0834 732-786-0260 732-251-2667 n a m e d Mr. Fence. With the help of the Greater Media Over 30 Years Experience R e fe re n c e s • R e lia b le 7 3 Z-8 8 8 - 0 8 0 3 FREE ESTIMATES • INSURED N e w Je rs e y S ta te L ic e n s e Open Sat. newspapers over the last decade Mr. Fence h a s g ro w n beyond leaps and bounds to now offer not only fences JOHNJ. SENOPOLE B&C Masonry BU IL D IN G & MARATHON General Contracting INTERPAVERS but also decks, sheds, swingsets, gazebos, outdoor SpetiaRztag Ik REMODELING CONSTRUCTION patio furniture, spas, arbors, powerwashing, and • Additions * litntoctaf Paiers • Custom Carpentry • Additions staining. We now have a large indoor and outdoor French Drains • RasaMT&EiteriorDesigi • Window Replacements • D e c k s _> 4£ou t < Additions & Renovations • K itch e n s • Bathrooms^*^^^ Steps • Patios • Concrete showroom located at 3468 Rt. 9 S. in Freehold, which • Bathrooms Fireplaces • Chimneys • Basements PIus...M uch M ore! Interlocking Pavers is open 7 days a week for your convenience. We invite • D o o rs Retaining Walls you to stop in or call us at 732-303-1614 for a free • S k y li g h t s Over 17 Years Experience F«i)r hsanJ • Free Eitinates • Beferaces • Tile • Decks Fully Insured • Free Estimates Snsmess: 732-564-00*8 estim ate or catalog. mk: 732-566-6708 1-800-867-7749 732-364-9182 Serving Monmocih Coant? Fully Insured 731*758-6170 a Ji [ • ] AFFORDABLE P o lis h Charlie Croce G. Nichols Paring J L L , I N C . Construction P C C K f i R C ALL TYPES OF PAVING Home Improvement Specialist MASON C H O M E IM P R O V E M E N T ^ • Steps • Chimneys All Phases of Home Improvements Over 40 Years Experience • Fireplaces WINDOWS/DOORS/DECKS • Belgian Block Work SUNSCREEN FOR YOUR DECK •ADDITIONS ‘ BATH/KITCHENS • Vinyl Siding • Brick Patios • Concrete Patios • Sidewalks ‘ BASEMENTS ‘ ALL TILE WORK • Vinyl Replacement Windows e c k a r e r e v e n t s W a lk w a y s Special***”*iH: D P •DECKS *W 00D FLOORING • Additions • Water damage from rain and snow * cracking and splitting • All Concrete Work • Additions •SIDING ‘ DOORS • Alterations • Fading from tne sun - • Mold and mildew stains • Sheetrock * io o o f f ,'arrrr, •ROOFING ‘ WINDOWS • Custom Decks • Interlocking Pavers *we remove dirt, mildew and uv •we protect Decks. Docks. Fences • S p a c k le ray graying. . and all Exterior Natural Wood: *50 OPF •ELECTRIC/PLUMBING REPAIR • Kitchens & Baths O ver 2 0 yrs. of American both Residential and Commercial. •SHEETROCK REPAIR Over 17 sSw= *WE PROTECT & PRESERVE With Fully Licensed & Insured &. European Experience years experience ■ clear sealers. Wood-tones or *We offer water Repellency and * FULLY INSURED* 732-205-0086 References • Insured • Free Estimates colored stains. Color Guarantee. CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE 732-583-7638 CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE _ mmtilmmrBjB. 732-525-8118 Fuit/ Insured • Free Estimates 732-389-9688 732-290-7739 Free Estimates Fully Insured 73*796.0749 732-290-DECK DECOR ATI I* CHOICE KIRCHNER <3 GOLDEMJNK IN THE DARK? B&S PAVING, INC. HELNIK’S Custom Decks JJB Skylights REMODELING REMODELING INTERIORS, INC. LOOK ASPHALT PAYING • New Driveways • Kitchens & Baths Additions tfl O I f ... Alterations “ The Unique Decorating S i n c e 1 9 7 0 • Driveways • Parking Lots • Resurfacing • Roofing/Siding/Windows Roofing/Siding W ct W " i ? 55" Kitchens/Baths Service That Can Be Easy, THRU (New or Resurfaced) • Seal Coating • Drywall • ROOFING Fun & Affordable" k J l OUR • Ceramic Tile Windows/Doorsv¥!nuow s/uoors ALL CONTRACTING PHASES OF CONSTRUCTION • Drneway Stone (k>sfalled| • Parting lots ■ GUTTERS • Fine Furniture - Bed Ensembles • Laminate & Vinyl Floors ELECTRICAL • RxR Ties • SIDING • Wall Coverings • Artwork • Tor Soil & Hit Dirt • Acoustic Ceilings • REPLACEMENT • Window Treatments • Accessories SERVICES • B elgian Block • Custom Cabinetry • Hei Stone • Delaware Gravel WINDOWS 732-905-9025 or 1-800404-5817 • Concrete • Decks or onsultation SECTION (Delivered) Aprons/Sidewalks • CONCRETE • DECKS F FREE C • Oak Stairways & Bannisters 100% Financing Available To Approved Customers Call 732-536-2831 TO FIND Free Est /F u lly Insured 732-310-6649 732-367-1793 24 Hour Pre Approval Save up to 50% on all HELP! m m T w m n 732-888-3248 Middletown Free Estimates Blinds & Shades wAhis ad

H0UKDEPAM6 REINO SIM 0S Lighting & & SEALCOATING BROTHERS Ourner Operated PAVING By Ray Guida HOME REMODELING 732-257-6640 Electric Design Oner 25 Veers N o j o b to o s m a ll A ll phases o f w iring • Driveways Family Run Since 1955 Residential/Commercial A Good Craftsm an for all FAX 732-257-7992 Best Quality • Parking Lots Siding • Roofing and Service • Designer /I © I • Driveways • Concrete Work your Carpentry Needs Free Estimates • Insured lighting /1 1 Windows • Doors A l l T y p e s o f • Ceiling fans • Parking Lots • Seal Coating Building & Remodeling Fascia • Soffits • Belgian Block Curbing Sheetrock/Trim E l e c t r i c a l W o r k • P o o l s O ver 25 years experience Custom/Decorative Trim • Sm oke D etectors" • Sealing * Cleaning Doors & Acoustic Ceilings DRYWALL • TAPING • FINISHING Residential & Commercial Free Estimates/Fully Insured Storm Doors Gutters • Repairs • Service U pgrades * Line Striping All Work Guaranteed PAINTING (Interior/Exterior) License #13632 Fully Ins. Free Est. Insured - 27 Years Experience 732-462-9221 Lie #7273 1-800-685-8971 732-294-0222 732-536-3397 Fully Insured Free Estimates HOMES, ADDITIONS or BASEMENTS BUILDING REMODELING BURSTING A T THE SEAM S? „■ * N O m L L O r e m m a n Michael J. Byra NEMCO W h C O S T R A ic m ’Gco. Electrical Contractors Inc. ELECTRIC Construction Co. • All types of wiring & lighting |HfE ■WHHBT SltMtgBl TOTAL Com petitive Rates • Service Upgrades & Repairs “European Craftsmanship/Meticulous Clean Up” • Renovations & Additions ~7\tdc. •ADDITIONS All Types Of: • Ceiling & Attic Pans •ALTERATIONS ADDITIO NS • BASEMENTS “Dt&xtL £* Socuf fair DECKS • PAINTING IMPROVEMENT Residential Residential/Commercial - Fully Insured 15 Years [E xperience •FINISHED BASEMENTS New & Renovation W iring • D E C K S ROOFING • SIDING • W INDOW S HOME CORP. 4 pm to 9 pm ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS • ROOFING & SIDING 100% Financing Available • Commercial/Residential • A D D I T I O N S - A D D A L E V E L Com m ercial/Industrial Service A vailable • Suspended Ceilings -Decks Satisfaction Guaranteed • References Upon Request •REPLACEMENT WINDOWS • DORMERS • BATHROOMS, ETC. at no additional cost • Basements • Doors License #8199 Free Estimates 732-780-3348 Fully Insured 2 73 M ain St., M atawan (Corner of Rt. 34) Lie. f 10 8 0 2 •Windows •Tile • FREE ESTIMATES * Call FAX 732-308-4610 ^732-566-2828^ 732-521*2862 732-610-5885 732-928-2880 732-370-1787 TRANSCRIPT. BAYSHORE MIDDLETOWN INDEPENDENT. EXAMINER Greater Media Newspapers’ Classified Section is NOW Online! www.gmnews.com INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 4 9

FENCES GLASS & MIRRORS LAWM CARE/LANDSCAPING PLUMBING/HEATING 080a Handy 081 Lawn Care Landscaping MR. FENCE PERFECT NELSON’S LAWN PLUMBING Persons Custom Wood (REFLECTION, INC. I u r n m HERB | Chain Link | MAINTENANCE CALL CLASSIFIED CALL CLASSIFIED O o g R u n s I GLASS AND MIRROR | "A Landscape Management Co." PLUMBING & HEATING J e rith by Lou Guida 1 Bath Enclosures • Landscape Design Weekly Mowing All Phases o f FOR GREAT BUYS! 1-800-660-4ADS /w i s h r y ■ Table Tops • No job too small MADE Fe"cm9 Fertilizing ABSOLUTELY, ALWAYS ■ S t o r m • Landscape Renovation P lu m b in g 1-800-660-4ADS AFFORDABLE CRAFTS A T T lffl Trimming • Mulch ■ Alterations & W i n d o w s A-Z HANDYMAN SERVICES SPRING CLEAN-UPS G A Z E B O S • Clean-ups & trimming Remodeling • Storm Doors Thatching Specializing In Painting Pruning & Trimming, Tree No Job Too Professional/Very Reasonable SHEDS-DECKS-SW1NG SETS ' Ventilated • Crass Cutting ■ Sheet Rock & Tile Rem oval & Stump Grinding, YOUR CALL BRINGS THE OWNER NOT A SALESMAN SPRING CLEAN UPS Small Repaired with Free Estimates • Insured Drainage Sytems, Sod/Mulch/ FREE ESTIMATES S h e l v i n g • Pavers Call 732-303-8770 Free Estimates • Fully Insured all jobs • Stone,Thatchina & Seeding. FULLY INSURED AFFORDABLE HANDYMAN Railroad Tie Construction, 609-758-4800 Trees'Shrubs >Rock* Stone LIC #5816 O j B 732-303-8855 732-972-7779 A L L J O B S Landscape Design & Installa­ 1-800-758-0058 tion. Fully insured & Free est. SHOWROOM 3468 RT. 9 S. FREEHOLD Fully Insured Free Est. Call 732-495-7657 732-972-4532 732-345-0669 Lie. #9844 732-251-2343 CREIGHTON LANDSCAPE ALL AROUND HANDYMAN 732-901-7433 HANDY PERSONS PAINTING/WALLPAPERING POOL CARE All Types Of: | The GRAND Home Repairs/Improvements ARBORCARE G.P. Pool MY PO O L 732-431-3981 or 732-257-2750 TREE EXPERTS I HANDYMAN, Inc. flSSOlUTEly (.1. PAINTING ALL JOBS HANDYMAN Service, Inc. It# Removal • Pruning • Stumps g e n e r a l h o m e r e p a i r M A N INC. Call 732-747-4448 ■ Residential & C o m m e rcia l ! # Interior Free Estimates. Fully insured Ja c k Ba r s k y CHUCK S HANDYMAN 732-721 -8671 • P ro fe ssio n a l, * ADDITIONS AND RENOVATIONS* 1 # Wallpapering $100. OFF •CUSTOM CARPENTRY* ■ AFFORDABLE Swimming Pool & Spa Openings & Closings SERVICE - Light hauling, ARE YOUR STUMPS Inground Liner 1 Conscientious & •DOORS AND WINDOWS* ■ Pool Supplies & Chemicals Delivered carpentry, closets, painting. PAINS IN THE GRASS? DECORATIVE FINISHES Replacem ent Dependable Service *KITCHEN/BATH REMOLDING* 1 "PAINTING Weekly Maintenance Program Free est. Call 732-671-0539 Tree & Stump removal. Free Exterior/interior # Marbleizing or Safety Covers est. Sr. Citizen disc.Call 24 hrs • Repairs, Installations *PAINTING (INTERIOR/EXTERIOR)* ■ ’ (not valtd w/any other alter) Expert Heater & Leak Detection, Filter & Pump 'POWERWASHING* ■ (Faux, sponge, etc.) Repair & Liner Replacement Just Stumps Co. 732-634-1318 ■ & Improvements •POWER WASHING DON’T WAIT FOR THE WE DO IT ALL ■ # Murals • Expert Leak Detection B&S, Inc.-C/ean top so il,fill d irt 1 Anything & Everything .... • Pool Openings & Closings PHONE TO RING! stone,mulch, grading, excavat­ No Job Too Big Or Small! ’WALLPAPERING REFS. • FREE EST. H ing. Dozer/BackhoeHentals. J u st A sk ! All Work Guaranteed! • M ajor Pool Repairs Ivan vr 732-521-2123 • 732-566-7148 Free Estimates And Fully Insured 1 732-651-6318 • Safety Covers 1 732-866-4468 732-316-9166 1 Free Est. Call lan m m m 732-367-7641 732-780-2070 BLAC OAK, INC. LAWN MAINTENANCE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SPRING CLEANUP K I N G S T I L E SIGMUNDS POOL ADVERTISE IN OUR Fully Insured. FREE Estimates RICHARD K. MOORE Call 732-679-8248 Installers of Professional__ OPENINGS BUSINESS & REFINISHING Tile & Coping CAMPION LAWN CARE T I L E & M A R B L E Neighbor Painting SERVICE DIRECTORY Monthly lawn maint.,landscap­ KITCHEN ' c A Z ing, tree removal & trimming, Also Regrouting, & Wallpapering POOL SERVICE Installation & Repairs Recaulking & & Son mulching & RR ties. Spring CABINETS • Prof. Wallpapering • Multi Speck Painting • C u s t o m M a r b le cleanups. Call 732-566-6732 A ll Repair W ork 1-800-660-4ADS • Int. & Ext. Painting Quality Work... STRIPPED • Expert Wall & Granite Spas FINE SHREDDED MULCH • Faux Painting OR 732-254-7979 1 0 - 4 0 % O F F Preparation Great Price • P a in t & A c id W a s h $6. per yard + delivery. A n y Tile of your & • Marblizing • Ceramic Tile Repair ■ Openings 1/4”SCREENED ORGANIC Owner Operated • P o o l H e a te r s & • Improvements F & RHOME TOP SOIL, $10. per vd. + del. choice in area stores REFINISHED Home Satisfaction Guaranteed ' - Inground & Above Ground IMPROVEMENT Inter. Enter. “Decorating Specialist” Gas Line Installation - DECORATIVE STONE Free Estim ate Fully Insured Free Estimates - Service Progams Painting, Carpentry. Fully 'Crushed & Round). All colors 732-679-9500 732-495-3484 C a l l G r e g 732-577-1166 - Safety Covers 733-363-3889 insured. Frank 732-787-6526 % sizes. Call for prices. pagpr #732-21«W$ll» 732-251-0634 732-591-0200 Free Estimates • Fully Insured 732-747-3845 732-671-7768 732-303-6900 HANDS FOR HIRE ENTIRE HOME NEEDS GREEN’S LAWNCARE NEW ILLUMINATED Day & & LANDSCAPING Night house numbers. “Personal attention is my COUNTERTOP 732-625-0764 • 917-592-7418 KITCHEN THE No.1 Goal”. 10% off cleanups WORN? FRANK’S Inc. K&M POOLS H A N D Y M A N - A L L J O B S or (1)free lawn cutting. Free Fibre Weal Oiv. of Ken-Chel Corp. t.,fully ins.Rob 7 32 -765-0i-0599 CABINETS You Don’t Need a A Big & Small. Very Reasonable. WALL PAINTING Free estimates. 732-679-5999 New Kitchen... SALES-SERVICE MT DOCTOR (Formerly F&L) HANDYMAN- The Home S T R I P P E D & Buy Direct from The Seal that Seals! • Paper Hanging Repair Owner’s Friend. All types of TREE SERVICE Countertop • Wallpaper Removal Specializing In • Liner Replacem ent REFINISHED • EXTERIOR home repairs. Carpentry, 1 Tree Removal Manufacturer. painting, etc. 732-833-1397 • P a in tin g Swimming Pool Resurfacing S p e c i a l i s t • Trim m ing Custom Designed • Wall Repairs • INTERIOR I L I K E N E W I S Installation • Q uality Installations ODD JOBS - Can do most 1 Lot Clearing Professionally Done Pc:'! Coatings &. anything,. No Job Too Small. • Stump Grinding • Firewood Included. 732-536-9451 • Inground & Above Free Estimates • Insured • A ffordable Prices Call John 732-251-0893 Fully insured. 732-446-2040 COUNTERTOP For Your Free Estimate OPENINGS REPLACEMENT C o n t e m p r a • Openings • Closings ONE CALL DOES IT ALL!! “CALL US LAST!" Free Estimates Fullv Insured MKS LAWN CARE D esigns, Inc. CLEAN-UP • FIX-UP. No job Full Professional Lawn Service 732-928-6025 C A L L K E N to small. Call Bob,732-462-5765 Established in ±969 FREE Est. Kirk, 732-728-0416 732-462-8282 732-577-6815 Fully Insured 732-247-6670 732-679-3276 1-800-540-0315 SPRINKLER STARTUPS 080b Home Starting at $30. Replacement Improvements heads $30./ea. All types of 0 \ S C O U t y j , BATHROOMS E-Z PAINTING, INC. detifltyw id Style Our Business & repairs. Call 732-303-8770 $2 ,5 9 5 00 u p to 5x8 STUMP & BRUSH Residential & C o m m m m, m m m tm d, ADDITIONS • BASEMENT KITCHENS BATH • KITCHENS • Free est. LOTS CLEARED DISCOUNT KITCHENS * Interior & Exterior Painting • Countertops •WALLPAPERING Service Advertisers ANI Construction 732-521-2444 Rudy 732-251-5953 • Cabinets Tub areas retiled * PowerWashing • FAUX ALL JOBS - Small & BIG. • Repairs Sm all repair work OK * W ater & Fire Damage Concrete, caipentry, roofing & TOPSOIL • Quality Work...Guaranteed! FINISHES Fully Insured - R e f e r e n c e s Restoration " ” Get The Job Done. much more. FREE estimates. Mulch « Fill D irt» Reas, rates Free Estim ates • Fully Insured. • INTERIOR Call George 732-238-2257 Free local delivery • Backhoe Refs. • 15 Yrs. Exp. CARLO CONST. * Free Estimates PAINTING rental avail. • 732-721-3739 * Fully Insured ALL WINDOWS Beeper 732-441-5743 P e t e ’a 'KitcAetM - Free E s t 35 yrs. exp. To Advertise, Call Serving Central Jersey free Estimates • Insured Lowest prices • Free estimates TREES • Trimmed • Removed CALL US LAST FOR BEST PRICE D eal Direct Call Bob 732-319-8475 Custom W ork-A Specially Since 1985 732-842-7154 Lenni •Stumps Ground *Wood Chips 732-972-2309 Reasonable Rates 1-800-660-4-ADS CLOSETS PLUS Call 732-257-1416 Anytime Pager: 732-437-3893 732-721-2894 752-225-7566 732-928-0480 Cindy Storage solutions for every ROOFING/SIDING/GUTTERS room. Redesign closets, etc. Quality shelving. Comm./Res. 082 Lawn Mower Absolute Best Service Free estimates. 732-671-8873 Repair M ETRO SO LID LET INTEGRITY GUTTERS EXPERTLY ESSENTIAL HOME REPAIRS SURFACES SOMEONE PAINTING NED STEVENS Free estimates. NO JOB TOO “ f J S U y SMALL! Call 732-462-1531 Manufacturers of Solid Surface Counter Tops “Wker& The- Customer CLEANED & FLUSHED LARSON SERVICES E L S E D O ~ Exp. - Estb. 1987 * * GUTTER CLEANING Authorized Dealer Of: *Ferris SAVES-NO MIDDLEMAN Owner Operated. Neat is Highly Esteemed?’ • Repairs • Tree Trims HOME MAINTENANCE ♦Bob Cat *Tanaka *Maruyana T H E < % j J & INSTALLATIONS All carpentry needs, decks/ Buy Direct From Our Factory Emergency Service Available • R e lia b le • Chimney Caps • R e s id e n tia l • C o m m e rc ia l • WORK! walkway repairs, tree/yard Repairs/Parts • P/U & Delivery Brush-Roller Spray ■ ■ • Quality Workmanship • Seamless Gutters Installed work, etc. Call 732-251-9342 SAVE U P TO m O R l® Interior - Exterior S with a commitment CALL 732-536-2613 OVER OTHER SOUDSURmCE Popcorn Ceilings. Staining to satisfaction Free Estimate • Fully Insured 800-542-0267 J&C CONTRACTING CO^l'ER TSigO M PANiil: Wallpaper Removal A • Sheetrock & Same Day Answering ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS 083 Masonry Power Washing ■ Spackling Machine. Call back NEXT DAY SERVICE S ID IN G • W IN D O W S • DO O R S C all for your FREE Fully Insured - Free Estimates nFree Estimates • Fully Insured G e r r y Kurry 732-525-2822 • 732-360-0606 Paving Compare- Our Workmanship- < 3 5 M- ^ |5 0 0 In-Hom e Estim ate Call Our References Call Leonard ★ J B A ★ 1-800-542-0145 Average house 7g K 732-988-6303 CH IM N EY & 732-390-5390 732-792-2274 732-270-1524 FULLY INSURED • 7 DAYS ^CONSTRUCTION* MASONRY REPAIRS Affordable Prices,Quality Work ALL WORK GUARANTEED • Additions • Sunroom s • Decks LAWN CARE/LANDSCAPING | CALL JOHN 732-521-0267 Siding • Windows • Basements D & J Free Est. & Ins. 732-360-2660 CONCRETE RESURFACING TOM MONMOUTH JDC ROOFING Beautify your old concrete. PAINTING &■ WALLPAPER KITCHENS Avoid the inconvenience of VACCARELLA TREE SERVICE ROOFING & SIDING N ew • Refacing • Countertops removing & replacing. Ideal for Lawn & Landscaping Serving All Of Monmouth County Specializing in GENERAL REMODELING • Pool Decks * Patios • Walks TIM SAMPSON All phases of Roofing & Siding Low Prices • Quality Work • Drives • Enclosed Porches Specializing InT^ Professional Lawn Cutting • Year Round -sfljife Over 25 Years Experience • Basements • Balconies Beats Most Competitors Prices R e - R o o f i n g 24 Hour JjgSjj: Over 15 Years of Professional Wall Finishes Call 732-542-2274 ALL Resurfacing - NJ Seeding • Aerating • Tear Offs Senior Citizen .Discounts SHARP CUT MECH. CORP. T h a t c h i n g S e r v i c e 609-294-2810 W E STOP LEAKS! Quality W ork Quality Home Improvements- Shrub Planting • All Your 732-583-7974 • 732-294-9001 j Financing Available Reasonable Rates Heatina/Kitchens/Baths/Addit. CUSTOM MASONRY T r i m m i n g T r e e C a r e Fully Insured Free Estimates R eferences Available Free Est. • Affordable Prices. experience equals quality work “W here Quality, Reliability & Cleanliness Count^ Brick Work a Sp “ Fully Insured • Free Est. 732-723-0482 or 732-446-6585 Mulch & Stone N e e d s u s s m S' All Work Guaranteed 732-738-8846 N O JO B T O O S M ALL Serving Holmdel & Middletown Free Estimates/Fully Insured Call Dennis C a ll D a n T O T A L H O M E CALL ERIC 732-521-6069 Free Estimates • Fully Insured IMPROVEMENTS DON’S CUSTOM MASONRY Serving Monmouth County Pager #827-9241 732-727-0032 Call 732-566-2828 732-796-0926 732495-0525 Fireplaces/Patios/Foundations SPECIAL SERVICES Free estimates. 732-251-4352 081 Lawn Care FERNANDO MASONRY R e l a x L e t Landscaping Concrete, blocks, brick,pavers, P.L.C. T. WHITAKER CHUN'S driveway paving, stucco, etc. PROFESSIONAL • Auto Alarms Call Snow plowing. Fully Insured. L a n d s c a p e S o m e o n e PAINTING & PAPERHANGING • Remote Starters A BRANCH INSPECTION Free Est. Call 732-446-5877 D e s i g n EXPERT WALL PREPARATION Experienced. Very reasonable rates! SPRING CLEANUPS M A S O N will fix & repair steps, 1-660-4 New Landscaping sidewalks & plastering. Very Starting at * 1 2 5 “ installed Brick Pavers • Retaining Walls s r i i Landscape Improvements reasonable. Call 732-988-0029 Tree/Stump Removal Garden Walls • Waterfalls/Ponds Professional Workmanship MASONRY - FOR ALL YOUR W o r k ! J ® To Advertise Sod/Stone/Mulch/Soil Sod • Stone • Mulch ___ - Driveway Sealcoating NEEDS - McMullen Construction. Call 732-542-8044 Tree Removal ( v j f f o M s a Your Mowing/Lawn Chemicals Gutter Cleaning/Repairs Topsoil/Grading MASONRY-NEW WORK FREE est., Ins. 732-866-1882 REPAIRS. Refs. Available Free Estim ates^^^S* Business Beeper # 732-792-9059 Call 732-254-0643 "nCET/g*—)■: rmTtr ' • 732-761-0090 CAU 1-888-842-3479 ABERDEEN Lawn/Tree for more information. Here All phases of lawn maintenance PAVERS & landscaping. Specializing in Patios • Walkways • Driveways Koi Ponds. Call 732-566-1900 Free Estimates 732-462-80o0 SO INDEPfcNDENJ. JUNE 23, 1999 Greater Media Newspapers’ Classified Section is fslOW-Onljnel'wwW.gmnews.com

083 Masonry 086 Painting 086 Painting 091 R oofing 106 Boating 089 Plumbing 094G Transportation Paving Wallpapering Wallpapering Siding Accessories

R V MASONRY and A C C E N T P A IN T IN G - All JO B S MS. PAPERHANGER FILL Y O U R Y O U R AD O U R A D S US E Y O U R BUICK LE SABRE- ’89, GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Excellent Indoor & Outdoor •Paper Hanging and Removal CAN BE HERE! VISA, MASTER CARD OR 4 Door, Full Power. Auto, A/C. Painting. Residential & EMPLOYMENT CALL CLASSIFIED GET RESULTS DISCOVER CARD 1 owner, $3,400., or best offer. ■ CUSTOM BRICK WORK • Free Est. References/Insured NEEDS commercial. Free estimates. TO PAY FOR YOUR AD. Exc. cond. Call 732-739-4634 •VINYL SIDING Call Lou Ann, 732-741-5650 PLACE YOUR AD 1-800-660-4ADS Fully Insured. 732-679-5999 CALL CLASSIFIED CALL CLASSIFIED HERETO REACH CADILLAC ’97, SEDAN De Fully Insured. 732-323-0399 PAINTING & PAPERHANGING GLENN’S ROOFING 1-800-660-4ADS 3 5 0 ,0 0 0 READERS Elegance - Black with Black AFFORDABLE PAINTING Int./Ext. Free Est. Honest • New W ork • Tear-Offs 1-800-660-4ADS or 732-254-7979 Interior/exterior, reliable, CALL 1-800-660-4237 leather. Below cost $21,900. prices. Call Joe 732-360-0943 • Re-Roofs • Torchdown LONG / SHORT TRIPS " work, reasonable rates 20 Yrs. Exp. Free Est. BOAT TRAILER -1988 Escort Call Tom, 732-957-9522 ALAN BLACKBURN Airports-Atlantio City-N.Y.C. w /carpeted bunks & lights. Call Room by Room Painting Fully Insured 732-940-2913 CADILLAC BROUGHAM ’86 PAINTING PLUMBING & HEATING Call Mark, 732-625-9360 MUST SELL. $400. or best 732-607-2577 blk w/red leather inter., fully Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper Water Heaters, Boiler Installa­ J & R ROOFING & SIDING offer. Call 732-765-1234 loaded. Good cond. 95,000 removal. Powerwashing. tions, Remodeling. NJ Master UNBEATABLE RATES AL’S PAINTING Quality work. 20 yrs. exp. 095G Waterproofing miles. 1 owner. $2,000. or Plumber’s License # 5325 Exp. & Ins. 732-846-7525 B IL L Y ’S MOVING Interior & Exterior Insured. John 732-251-0893 best offer. Call 732-254-4288 Res./Comm. 20 years exp. GET THE BEST FOR LESS! 732-238-2945 KEITH BRAUN ROOFING 110 Autos for Sale C A D IL L A C D E V IL L E ’95 Owner present on all jobs. Free estimate. 732-583-3306 PHIL POLO & SON Re-Roofina*Tear Offs*Repairs Excellent condition. Loaded, Fully licensed & insured. Painting & Paperhanging ALL PAINTING BACSOKA •Gutter Cleaning. Fully ins. 62,000 miles. This Caddy must Lic.#00275. Call 732-223-2446 Interior/Exterior • Fully Insured MR. FIXIT INTERIOR / EXTERIOR Free est. Call 732-970-0419 be seen! Call 732-774-4472 FREE Estimates 732-780-3575 PLUMBING & HEATING Basement Waterproofing ACURA INTEGRA LS ’94, FURNITURE HAULING Powerwashing. Quality Work. Red, auto, moon roof, spoiler, CADILLAC ELDORADO #1 in Furniture Care Anywhere. Reas. Call Mike 732-363-278 POPCORN CEILINGS Complete Kitchen & Bath MAGIC TOUCH loaded, mint cond. 67,000 mi. Touring Coupe ’95 Fully ROOFING & SIDING 1-800-765-2793 Full household/partial move. Professionally sprayed Remodeling. Water Heaters. Free Est. Deal w/owner $ave $9,400., neg. 732-264-3789 loaded, 41,000 mi. Pearl Red, Fully Insured • FREE Estimates Lie. PMQ0276. Fully insured. ALL WASHED UP Int. painting/wallpaper removal Sewer & Drain Cleaning ext. warr., great cond! $19,995. Int. Painting & Powerwashing Call 732-525-0712 ACURA INTEGRA LS ’96 Call Jim 732-303-1055 Call 732-525-1625 Reasonable Rates. Free Est. 2 D R . Auto., moonroof, CD, or best offer Call 732-975-9744 Free est. Call 732-566-9651 License #5628. WE DO IT ALL 096A Window S U T K O W S K I’S W A LLS MICHAEL HANDEL’S spoiler, 44,000 mi., airbags, CADILLAC FLEETWOOD 084a Light BUSY B’S PAINTING • W allpapering • Painting C A L L 732-727-0014 ROOFING & SIDING Treatm ents loaded, $13,600. 732-536-2223 BROUGHAM ’86 - Garage Int./Ext., Wallpapering Insured. Call 732-833-1335 A C U R A L E G E N D ’86 kept. Meticulously maintained, H auling Ins., Free Est. 732-238-5553 732-290-1712 4 door, air, sunroof. Excellent $3,975. Call Tom 732-957-9522 GARDEN STATE CUSTOM Blinds, Shades, Polish Hardwork With condition. 100,000 miles. C A R S $10 0, $50 0 & UP. Police CREATIVE FAUX PAINTING PLUMBING and HEATING ROOFING BY Upholstery, Drapery. Free German Precision $3,500. Call 732-254-1216 Impounds; Hondas, Toyotas, Sponge • Rag • Marble WATER HEATERS Shop-at-Home 732-431-6610 HANDY PERSONS (2) Kid’s Murals • 732-308-0056 REPAIRS & REMODELING Dhevys, Jeeps & Sport Utilities. With pick-up. Light moving. ALEXSMUTKO WALLPAPER GEORGE SAHUL JR. Ask about special discounts! MADE in my home, designed CALL NOW! 1-800-772-7470 Clean-outs, garages, attics, Hung with TLC. Patience & . License #5568 SPRING SPECIALS !!! in your home. Reasonable $ ext. 7040 (SCA Network) gutters, etc. 732-462-0115 CS PAINTING Neatness! Maria 732-888-1337 I need you and you will save Call 732-308-9384 EXTERIOR - INTERIOR CARS- $100.00-$500.00 & money with me. But m o re than T IL E • M A R B L E 732-251-5660 UP! Police Impounds: Hondas, REMOVAL that, you will get the best hand Nissans, Mustangs, Chevys, Attics, Basements, Debris POWER WASHING 087 Power nailing money can buy and the 096b Window Jeeps and Sport Utilities. Cali No Job Too BIG W ashing expertise that over 30 years W ashing now! 1-800-772-7470 ext.6063 Rick 732-251-5953 1-800-494-2410 090r Railings of experience brings with it. I also do built up roofing. CHEVEROLET NOVA ’88, DON’T PAINT 732-583-0412 • 1-800-794-7663 Mech. delight! Exc. cond. Very 085 Odd Jobs LET JOHN DO IT B & B POWERWASHING ABOLISH DIRT Add a Photo! clean. Needs head gasket or PAINT • WALLPAPER • TILE Most homes $150. or under. CENTRAL JERSEY WELDING J & J WINDOW CLEANING engine. $450. 732-521-1665 Cleanups Decks, patios.Concrete & deck Custom Wrought Iron Railings WATER TITE Free Estimates. 732-888-0485 Roofing, siding & repairs. Joseph 732-327-1095 AUTOMOTIVE CLASSIFIED waterproofing. 732-721-4869 Ornamental Iron Work CHEVROLET BERETTA ’95 Call 732-390-5288 (Private Party Only) J & D PAINTING Interior/Exterior Repairs • Mobile Service ALWAYS Dun-Rite by LEVY V6 White, auto., p/s, p/b, A/C, BOOTH POWERWASHING (Some restrictions apply) Powerwashing. Fully insured. Free Estimates • Fully Insured WINDOW WASHING am/fm cass., 52,000 mi. Exc. A A A A B E ’S Hom es • Decks & more! Call Carlo, 732-416-0165 Reas, rates. Call 732-739-8755 cond., $7,465. 732-360-1126 All cleanouts & hauling. Light FREE est. Call 732-739-1141 732-521-4297 092 Special demo. Same day service. Best DEAN’S CLEANING SERVICE Your ad will still CHEVROLET CAMARO KELLY S PAINTING DELTA POWERWASHING & Services Window cleaning, Screen prices. Call 732-262-9081 Run T il it Sells! IROC-Z ’87 - T-Tops, fuel port PAPERHANGING SEALCOATING 091 R oofing cleaning & repair. Gutter injection. New paint & extras. •AAA Affordable PAPER REMOVAL Concrete & driveway crack Siding .cleaning & powerwashing. N ow add a photo! Runs well. $3,500. or best CLEAN-UPS Over 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE repairs. Fully ins. 732-290-7373 Call 732-679-2064 offer. Call 732-723-0316 Free Estimates. 732-679-2142 CLOCK REPAIRS We take away anything. TOM’S POWERWASHING Service*Restore*Antique‘New RESIDENTIAL 4 LINES • 4 W EEKS $45. CHEVROLET BERETTA GT Free estimates. 732-264-2520 D E C K S T A IN IN G • D E C K ANYTIME, ANYWHERE Call Michael, 732-462-3589 WINDOW CLEANING LERIO PAINTING (each additional line $7.) ’93 - Black, runs & looks great. RESTORATION • Monmouth Free Estimates. 732-845-1194 110,000 mi. Asking $3,300. ABC CLEAN-UPS Painting, Plastering, Taping & Middlesex Cty.» 732-615-9000 dKCUSTOM SLIPCOVERS Must call every 4 weeks to '^■ ’ Upholstery, Draperies, Call 732-431-1565 Basements, garages, attics Sheetrock, Papernanging THE ROOF DOCTOR renew. Foam. 30 yrs. Exp. Guar. and yards. Call 732-290-7644 Free Estimates Seals your leaks when you CHEVROLET CAVALIER RS TRI COUNTY Workmanship. 732-888-2775 need protection the most. 105 Boats for Sale ’87 - Auto., runs great, new CENTRAL CLEAN UPS DECKS • PATIOS • HOMES 732-390-8655 FREE est. Call 732-251-3485 Roof Repair Specialist 1-800-660-4ADS tires, 156,000 mi. Must see! All types of debris removed. GUTTER CLEANING DOLL DOCTOR LO C AL 732-254-7979 $700. best offer. 732-257-4368 Free estimates. 732-438-8684 DOLL REPAIRS MIKE’S Free estimates. Fully insured. CHEVY BISCAYNE, ’60 “Keep The Memories” CATAMARAN PRINDLE 16’ BMW 325i ’91 Green, auto., JERRY’S DEBRIS REMOVAL Evans Maint. 1-800-303-3873 1983 w/ trailer, cat box & many sunroof. 63,000 mi., am/fm 4 door, 6 cyl. stick. Many new & ODD JOBS (repairs/services) PROFESSIONAL 089 Plumbing Dr. Kathleen • 732-462-3589 extras. Exc. condition. $1,200. cassette. Excellent cond., parts, runs daily, $1,000. Garages • Basements • Attics Painting & W allpapering Inc. CARLIN ROOFING Call 732-936-0966 $9,700. Call Jim 732-940-8600, Call 732-264-1915 Small moves. 732-842-0327 Int./Ext. 10% off. Free Est. CONSTRUCTION - Roofs Vinyl Siding, All Repairs. Free 094B Telephone COBIA - 1 987 with 1989 BUICK CENTURY ’92 - Blue CHEVY CAPRICE’86, V8, REMOVAL of Sheds, Pools, 1-800-820-1711 Est. Insured. 732-458-5619 Installation Yamaha 150 Pro-V. All extras 4DR. Sedan. V6, auto./power, Power doors/windows, A/C, Fences, Decks, Concrete, Dirt, A.T.C. AM/FM, Velour int., 81,000.mi. Plumbing & Heating, Inc. included, $6,500. Please call 92,000 mi. Excellent cond., Branches, Small Trees & 732-251-2363 Ask $4,700. Call 732-842-4287 $1500. Call 732-238-5728 Shrubs. Call 732-446-6958 NU-WAY PAINTING All Your Plumbing Needs FELIX THE CAT Interior & Exterior Painting REASONABLE RATES ROOFING COMPANY ^ PHONE Installation J O N B O A T - 10 ft. alum inum , BUICK GRAND NATIONAL CHEVY CAPRICE Classic ’92 WALT’S Clean-Up Saves U $$ Wallpapering & Removal Tear-offs • Re-Roofs • Repairs REPAIR - JACKS - WIRING used once. Electric motor & 86. Orig. owner. Show car in­ V8. Power doors/windows, A/C Homes, yards, gar., etc. Guar. Quality work at great prices. 732-536-4954 Gutters. Free est., fully insured. 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX oars. Total cost $585., now sured, 100,000 mi., never driv­ AM/FM, leather interior, 66,400 BEAT air prices! 732-951-0864 Call Ted 732-957-8744 Lie. #9816, Fully Insured Call 732-432-4117 - - Call Ed 732-536-2477 $475. Call Don 732-933-4939 en daily $7,200. 609-660-9749 mi. $5,500. Call 732-574-2315

Y TEN 3 . 9 TH E BEST TH IN G S IN LIFE A R EN ’T FREE... f e n c in g JU S T E X T R E M E I y W EI I - P R IC ED . lAVA1LABLE

1999 I nfiniti 1 9 9 9 . 5 Infiniti 130 Limited QX4

$0 down pymt + $369 1 st $399 down pymt. + $399 1 st Lease mo. pymt. + $0 ref se c dep + mo. pymt. + $0 ref se c dep $499 bank fee = $868 due at O W N O N E + $499 bank fee = $1297 incept + tax & MV A N D Y O U ’L L due at incept + tax & MV. UNDERSTAND 1999 Infiniti 1999 Infiniti 130 Touring

$499 down pymt. + $569 1 st $0 down pymt + $389 1 st mo Lease pymt + $0 ref sec dep + mo. pymt. + $600 ref se c dep $499 bank fee = $898 due at + $499 bank fee = $2167 due incept + tax & MV. at incept. + tax & MV.

The Legend In Luxury (X ) Ray Catena 900 Route 1 • Edison, N J 08817 4f-S V “f r i pSM www.raycatena.com n f . n . t . liilllllli W ^ s i t our internet site (732) 603-9600 Prices include oil costs to be paid by a consumer excep! for faxes, licensing & registration. Leases based on 39 mo. closed end incl. 12,000 mi. yr./.!5< mi. thereafter. Lessee resp. for main! excess wear & tear at lease end. mary lending source. *1-30:4 DR, 6 cyl, auto, a/c, p/s/b, ABS, sun rf, dual airbags, leather, alarm/sec. MSRP $31,625, VIN #XT773088, Stk #9642,3125 demo mi, Total pymts/Iolal cost/Residual: $14,391/$15,259/$! 6, airbags, leather, alarm/sec sys. MSRP $38,525. VIN #XW064696, Stk #9690. Il 80 demo mi. Total pymts/fotol cost/Residual: $15,561/$! 6,459/$22,729. *1-30 Touring: 4 DR, 6 cyl, oulo, o/c, sun rf, leather. MSRP $3! pymts/lotal cost/Residual$l5,571/SI6,6/0/$l7,438.50. ttQ45:4 DR, 8 cyl, auto, a/c, p/s/b. MSRP $49,145, VINIXM603120, Stk#9525,950 demo mi.Total pymts/Total cost/Residual: $22,191/S23,189/525,123: 3.9% APR financing avail on G26 up to 60 mos if qual. Greater Media Newspapers’ Classified Section is NOW Online! www.gmnews.com INDEPENDENT, JUNE’23, 1999 5 1

110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale

CHRYLSER NEW YORKER H O N D A A C C O R D S E ’91 OLDSMOBILE CIERA ’86 C LA SS IFIED W O R K S! PONTIAC FIREBIRD ’87 SAAB 900 SE CONVERTIBLE CASH FOR YOUR CAR YOUR AD CAN BE HERE! ’89-Blue Landau,all power,new Auto. Fully loaded. Leather Dark blue, 4 dr., air, p/s, p/b. White. Auto., 100,000 mi. A/C, TURBO, ’97, Assume 13 mo. ARTY’S AUTO SALES 1-800-660-4ADS FAX YOUR AD 732-432-0016 East Brunswick. 732-257-6700 tires. Good condition. $1,650 seats, all power. Garage kept. Very reliable. 148,000 miles. NEW tires. Excellent cond. left on lease. $480. per month. VOLVO- ’96, 850 Turbo. or best offer. 732-446-1276 $7,500. Call 732-938-6085. $ 9 0 0 / best offer. 732 -5 21 -4 0 71 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE ’94 $2,000. best offer 732-251-8425 732-933-7754 before 9pm. TOYOTA CELICA GT ’92 Only 25,000 mi. Regency red. CHRYSLER CONCORDE ’94 H O N D A A C C O R D S E ’91 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass Ciera 2 Dr., A/C, Exc. Cond. 90,000 Auto. Red, only 53,500 miles, Tan leather, premium sound. hwy mi. Very Clean. New tires. SAAB TURBO CONVERTIBLE P/sunroof, p/s, ABS brakes, Auto. Fully loaded. Leather SL ’90 - 4 dr., white, cabrolet ’88, Summer Cruiser! White a/c, sunroof. Good condition, Loaded. $21,800.732-203-9308 $2,950. Call 732-360-0655 p/w, A/C, 84,000 mi. Excellent seats, all power. Garage kept. roof, orig. owner, low mi. Exc. w/ burgundy leather, Auto, ste­ $8,500. Call 732-972-2229 condition $6,600. 732-988-9616 $7,500. Call 732-938-6085. cond., $3,500. • 732-345-0838 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE ’98 reo w /C D . Great cond. $6,900. TOYOTA COROLLA ’96 110a Sport CHRYSLER CONCORDE ’94 H O N D A P R E L U D E S i ’91 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 D-package. Loaded, sunroof. Fair Haven. Call 732-747-8237 GOLD, air, 4 dr., auto, Like V-6, fully loaded. New trans. 1 owner. Auto., loaded/moonroof, ’85, 2 dr., Great cond. 100,000 Black, garage kept. 30,500 new.Only 1 0,000 m iles. Utility Vehicles miles. $18,900. 732-842-1824 SATURN SC II ’95 - Auto. New tires. 101,000 hwy. miles. service record. Excellent cond. hwy mi. Orig. owner, regular Run ’til It Sells! Black, A/C, am/fm stereo $8,900. Call 732-792-7229 All power. One owner. Asking Asking $4,750. 732-52 i -9 3 80 tune-ups. $1,500.732-937-5262 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SSE cass., 68,000 mi. Excellent TOYOTA COROLLA ’93 Auto. $5,700. Call 732-521-0198 ’89, Loaded. Runs great. CHEVY BLAZER ’85 JAGUAR XJ6, 89’, PLYMOUTH COLT STATION cond., $7,500. 732-651-7962 4 cyl., p/s, p/b, air. Mint Asking $3,200. COLT VISTA WAGON ’86 Spectacular!! Finished in WAGON ’89 Only 57,000 mi., condition. Excellent gas miles, Full size, 4WD. Needs work, Call 732-431-1570 5 speed, seats 7. Good condi­ Black Lacquer with tan leather. a/c, am/fm, very good cond. $6,300. Call 732-612-1113 $2,850. or best offer. Call 908-575-1262, ask for Sal. tion, $1,800. or best offer. Call Burled chestnut trim, FULLY Asking $1,850. • 732-765-1804 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE $ 2 8 . TOYOTA COROLLA '95 - 732-671-8265, leave message LOADED, only 58,000. miles. P L Y M O U T H N E O N , ’96 S S E I ’93 - S uper charged, fully Auto. 1.8 engine, all power. CHEVY SILVARADO ’88 CORVETTE ’77 - AUTO. Dealer serviced. Paid $45,695. 57,000 mi., Exc. cond., Cloth lo ad e d. Exc. cond. New tires & Air. am/fm stereo cass., secu­ Loaded. 4 dr., full to w , tailgate T-Tops. Extra clean, needs Yours for $10,000. firm. interior. $4,850.00 or best brakes. 46,000 miles. Asking AUTOMOTIVE rity sys. Exc. car. 49,000 rear. 83,000 orig. mi. Good nothing. $7,800. FIRM! Only Fair Haven. Call 732-747-8237 offer. 732-446-1276 $11,500. Call 732-834-0019 CLASSIFIED miles. $7,900. 732-919-7338 cond. $5,000. 732-721-7319 SUZUKI SIDEKICK JX ’97 serious calls. Call 732-723-0831 LEXUS ES 300, ’97, Like new. PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE ’90 PONTIAC TRANS AM ’83 (Private Party Only) TOYOTA SUPRA ’84 - New FO R D E X P L O R E R ’92 4 wheel drive, white, air, auto, CORVETTE ’86 - Convertible 9,000. mi. White, tan interior. 2 DR. Auto., airbag, am/fm, Rebuilt 305, 4BBL Holley, all eng. & clutch, too many parts Auto., A/C. All power, 99,000 cd player. Good condition. Loaded. CD, moonroof. Must 114,000 mi. Good condition, chrome, 21,000 mi.,cowl hood, to list! New stereo, $1,750. mi. Excellent condition. Must Black with red leather interior, 4 LINES • 4 WEEKS -$28. $9-800- Call 732-583-0776 4 spd. Excellent condition, a/c, see! $26,500. 917-816-1994 $1,600. Call 732-780-5704 t-top, custom dash, needs neg. Must sell! 732-545-8925 see, $8,000. Call 732-390-8475 some work, extra tires w/rim. (each additional line $7.) loaded. Garage kept, 78,000 TOYOTA CAMRY ’92 LEXUS ES300 ’95 - Champa­ PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE ’90, $1,650. Negotiable.732-462-6715 some restrictions apply T O Y O T A S U P R A ’8 6 1/2 FORD EXPLORER XLT ’91 mi. $11,900. Call 732-238-2329 gne. Great cond. LOADED. 2 dr., 5 spd., AM/FM, airbag, Must call every 4 weeks 4DR. Auto., A/C, am/fm stereo 5 spd., a/c, all power, am/fm 4WD All power, 78,000 mi., Approx. 55,000 orig. mi. sun roof, 94,000 mi. Exc. cond. to renew. cass. Good condition, must cass., 71,000 original mi. Good towing pkg., $7,000. or best CORVETTE ’93 732-409-6166 • 732-261-2878 $2,000. Call 609-426-1525 see, $6,500. Call 732-257-80 59 cond., $3,750. 732-786-0759 offer. Please call 732-525-5881 Dark green w/tan int.Removable PORSCHE 911 LINCOLN MARK Vlll ’96 TOYOTA CAMRY LE ’96 hardtop. Loaded. Immaculate PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE ’93 Convertible ’94 / Red-Black VOLVO 850 GLT ’93 - Red GMC JIMMY 4X4 ’91 - Fully Sharp silver-gray, orig. owner, 1-800-660-4ADS cond. New tires. 60,000 mi. Red. 2 dr., auto, am/fm, air top, 26,700 miles, one owner. Champagne, 4 cyl., Mint cond., w/black leather. Auto, sunroof, loaded, anti-theft, 113,000 60,000 mi., all power. Like LOCAL 732-254-7979 am/fm cass., 29,000 mi., war­ $18,500. Call 732-972-1157 bag. 109,000 orig. mi. Great Showroom condition, $46,500. CD, new brakes, belts, etc. miles. Good condition. Asking new, runs great, CD, $17,500. cond. $2,100.Call 732-741-3861 Call 732-679-2743 ranty, $13,500. - 732-536-6584 $12,000.neg.Call 609-758-8060 $4,999. Call 732-721-9513 DODGE AVENGER ES ’97 Rich: 609-259-0600, daytime Red. LOADED. 36,000 orig. LIN C O L N T O W N C A R ’86 mi. Exc. cond. Incl. 6 yr. warr. Auto. Fully loaded, 189,000 $14,500. Call 732-536-2623 mi., needs motor work. $2,000. DODGE COLT VISTA 87 negotiable. Call 732-251-3355 Rebuilt transmission, air. Good LINCOLN TOWN CAR ’93 condition. 119,000 miles. Pres. Series, 10 Bose CD, $1,000. Call 732-583-4709 97,000 mi. Exc. cond., $8,999. neg. Clem at 732-928-3100 LIN C O L N T O W N C A R ’85 60,000 mi., dependable & clean. MANY new parts. Best offer over $1,500.732-360-1984 D O D G E D Y N A S T Y ’93 MAZDA 626 D X ’91- 98,000 Low miles (59,861) Auto. 4 dr., mi. Auto, AM/FM Cass..Cruise, 6 cyl., p/s, a/c, am/fm cass. alarm, recent tune-up & brakes $5,995. Call 732-671-0450 exc. cond $4,700. Days, 732-335-2892 Eves., 438-1745 MAZDA MIATA MX5 ’95 Blk. New tires, tuned up. Ac, am/fm cass. airbags.bags 29,800 miles. $10 ,8 0 0 Call 732-872-7576

D O D G E D Y N A S T Y ’93 MAZDA MX-6 ’93 - Auto., a/c, Low miles (59,861) Auto. 4 dr., moonroof, 4 cyl., 1 owner. Well 6 cyl., p/s, a/c, am/fm cass. maint., 112,000 mi., $4,495. Call 732-780-7225, evenings. $5,995. Call 732-671-0450 DODGE MONACO ES ’90 MERCEDES 380SE ’85 4 dr. Fully loaded, alarm. Good Black, 4 dr., sunroof, garage condition, $2,200. Please call kept. Leather inter. Good cond. 732-679-6059, after 5pm. $5,400. Call 732-842-9330 DODGE SPIRIT ’92 MERCEDES 450 SL ’75 Auto., V6, p/s, p/b, cruise, A/C, Metallic Blue, 2 tops, 4 dr., 70,000 mi., am/fm cass. wood grain dash and console. N o h i d d e n c h a r g e s . N o hidden c o s t s . $4,500. Call 732-254-5422 Completely restored, 110,000 miles. Call 732-747-4443 EAGLE TALON TSi ’95 AWD coupe. Black w/all leath­ MERCEDES BENZ 300 er grey int. Fully loaded, all Wagon ’89 -1 owner, Mint power. Integrated phone, CD, cond. 121,000 miles. 2 many moonroof, premium wheels. features to list. $ 1 3 ,9 0 0 . N o h i d d e n s a l e s m a n . 83,000 orig.mi., garaged. Call 732-671-9564 $10,400. Call 732-446-8242 MERCURY CAPRI CON­ FORD CROWN VICTORIA ’93 VERTIBLE ’93 - Red, 52,000 Mint! A/C, all power, cass., air­ mi/es. 1 owner. Perfect cond. bags, new tires, 62,000 mi., Asking $4,500. 732-416-1083 In many ways, leasing a new Saturn is a lot like buying one. What you’ll Ch.grey $8,300. • 732-308-0213 MERCURY COLONY PARK FORD CROWN VICTORIA LX WAGON ’89 - Loaded. Well find are a group of fair and honest sales consultants who take the time ’91. All power, 119,000 mi. m aintained,1 22,000 miles, A/C. Runs good. Very clean. $2,000. Call 732-796-1171 $2,000. Call 732-274-0365 MERCURY COUGAR LS ’92­ to carefully explain every detail. Minus the surprises. FORD ESCORT ’89 42,000 miles. Exc. cond. Full White, auto., 90,000 miles, CD pwr. Teal w/cloth top. Asking player, $700. or best offer. $7,600. Call 732-671-6295 Please call 732-583-9422 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 FORD ESCORT LX ’89 - '94, ALL POWER. Moonroof. 4 dr., air, 46,000 orig. miles. 94,000 mi. Exc. cond. $7,500. Good cond., runs well. $1,100. or best offer. 732-441-7508 Call 732-613-0473 Lease a Saturn MERCURY COUGAR- ’86, FORD ESCORT LX WAGON 130,000. m iles. Good A u t o m a t i c " ’93. Auto., A/C, roof racks, condition. $2,500. or best offer. 74,000 mi. Exc. cond., $4,500. Call 732-723-1626 or best offer. Call 732-842-5711 MERCURY COUGER XR7 ’93 S L - 2 FORD ESCORT WAGON LX Rag top, chrom e,leather. ’95 - 4DR., p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm, Loaded. 83,000 orig. miles & A i r 28.000 miles. MINT condition, Best offer. 732-446-2654 $ 199/month* $6,500. Call 732-613-5865 M E R C U R Y S A B L E ’8 8 ­ FORD MUSTANG GT ’91 135,000 mi. New tires. Loaded. W h ite . C le a n in & out. Runs Reliable. Good cond. $1,100., well. Asking $7,600. or best or best offer. Call 732-591-8311 39 month lease • $1302 total due at signing. offer. Call 732-972-3196 MERCURY TOPAZ ’92 - High FORD TAURUS ’89 - Power hwy. mi., perfect mechanical Includes tax, license, and acquisition fee. everything. New tires. Runs cond., 4 cyl. All power. Re­ well. Dependable. 122,000 mi. cently installed rebuilt trans., First $400. Call 732-792-8277 $2,500. best offer 732-706-0599 FORD TAURUS GL 95 MG MIDGET ’69 Convertible V6. Auto., all power, a/b/s. Red, 54,000 orig. mi. Runs & Excellent condition, 90,000 looks great. A classic! $4,500. mi., $5,000. CaH 732-251-8269 best offer. Call 732-683-0072 *Satum of Freehold - VIN #Xz353055 Saturn of Eatontown - VIN #XZ348263. Payment based on the 1999 SL-2 and an MSRP of FORD TAURUS WAGON ’95 MGB ’80 - Convertible $14,240. Option to purchase at lease-end for $8259.20. Thirty-nine monthly payments total $7761. Primary lending source must Full power, A/C, am/fm Blue, 4 speed. Excellent approve lease. Mileage charge of $.20 per mile over 39,000 miles. Lessee is responsible for excessive wear and use. Equipped with 4 cass.,105,000 mi. Excellent condition. Best offer over cofTdit/orrRgoO. 732-316-2955 $3,500. Call 732-431-5633 cyl., p/s/b. Available on in-stock vehicles. Out of state purchases may vary. Offer good thru 6/30/99 only. FO R D T E M P O G L ’91 MONTE CARLO SS ’87 Auto., 61,000 mi., 4dr., a/c, Aero Coupe. Fully loaded, A/C, p/w. Like new, senior owned, T-tops, low mileage. Good $3,900. best offer 732-797-0059 cond., $4,800. 732-390-1217 FORD THUNDERBIRD ’ 90, MUSTANG 302 '68 - V-8, Red, Auto, V6, A/C, All Power, Red. Runs well. New gas tank. 1 owner, garage kept. 55,000 Needs body work. $3,000. mi., Exc. cond., $4,900. or Call 732-536-5344 best offer. Call 732-721-7765 NISSAN ALTIMA GXE r a S A T I R N FORDTHUNDERBIRD '96 - Biack. LOADED. 50,000 '96. 1 owner, garage kept & orig. mi. Exc. cond. Asking cared for. Exc. cond. L O A D E D . ,000. Call 732-679-2873 A D ifferent Kind o f Com pany. A D ifferent Kind o f C a r . 732-750-2950 or 732-422-2426 OLD CIERA SL ’96 F O R D T U R U S L ’91 - Blue. 4 door. 36,000 orig. mi. 4 dr. sedan. Good working Exc. cond. Asking $8,900. cond. Low mileage. $4,500. Call 732-254-2895 Call 732-513-0169 ____ OLDS OMEGA ’84 HONDA ACCORD ’94 4 dr., a/c. Cream color. $500. 4 dr., Fully loaded. 5 speed, or best offer. Call 732-747-6285 navy blue,great cond. $10,850. a fte r 7pm 732-679-9664 or 201-985-9559 OLDSMOBILE ACHIEVA-S Saturn of Eatontow n Saturn of Freehold H O N D A A C C O R D E X, ’95 ’95, Black, 6 cyl. 58,000 mi., 5 Speed, leather, sunroof, gold Exc. cond., cloth int., $6,675. package. 75,000 miles. or best offer. 732-446-1276 67 Route 36, Eatontown 4039 Route 9 North, Freehold $9,950. Call 732-792-1905 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS ’93 H O N D A A C C O R D LX ’8 5, Suprem e Conv. Auto., 3 .4 Itr., 732-389-8822 732-303-8700 Needs engine work. 122,000 DOHC, V6. Loaded, leather, miles. Best Offer. 83,000 mi. Mint cond. $11,000. Visit Our W ebsite at: w w w.satum rt36@ aol.com Visit Our W ebsite at: www .satum freehold.com Call 732-679-5594 Must sell, neg. 732-390-7382 5 2 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 Greater Media Newspapers’ Classified Section is NOW Online! www.gmnews.com

110a Sport 112 A u to s/T ru cks 117 Trucks 117 Trucks Utility Vehicles Wanted Vans Vans

JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE WANTED- RUNNING and CALL CLASSIFIED DODGE RAM 1500 ’94 Limited ’96 Auto, 8 cyl..loaded REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks Blue, 4X2. Loaded. MINT Exc. cond. 100,000 mi. extend­ $100. and UP. Junk Cars FOR GREAT BUYS! cond. One owner, 100,000 mi. e d warr. Orig. owner. 81,000 Removed. Call 732-238-9481 warranty, 95,000 mi., $9,500. There has n e v e r been or best offer. Call 732-297-5352 hwy. mi. $17,900. 732-679-3097 1-800-660-4ADS JEEP WRANGLER ’87 113 Auto Parts «*• DODGE RAM CARGO Van Red, 6 cyl, 5 spd., 130,000 mi. ’96 - Low mi. a/c, am/fm cass. a b etter m on th to buy a Services Like NEW cond. $14,000. best Needs transmission. Asking $900./ best offer 732-787-4540 offer. 732-271-1751, after 6pm D O D G E - M A X I ’ 7 7 - V 8 , NISSAN PATHFINDER SE AMERICAN RACING RIMS window. 86,000 mi. Auto. ’95, Fully loaded, all power 4 lug, 1 years old. Fits Depend, work vehicle. Great burgandv, exc cond. Asking P205X60R1 5, $150. Please for young tradesman on a $14,900. Call 732-727-5690 call 732-566-5995 Add a Photo! budget. $400. 732-536-2083 A U T O H O O D F O R D A E R O S T A R ’91 112 A u tos/T ru cks For 1993 Red Ford Mustang. AUTOMOTIVE CLASSIFIED 7 pass, van, V6, 4WD, loaded, Exc. condition. Asking $175. (Private Party Only) 95,000 mi. Good condition, Call 732-238-6088 Wanted (Some restrictions apply) $ 5,5 00 . C a ll 732-536-1892 ENGINE LIFT FORD E250 ’87 - Auto. Hydraulic, heavy duty, $75. or Your ad will still New brakes, 20,000 miles on A & A best offer. Call 732-727-5242 new motor. Ready for work. new ’99 mercury 2-Dr, Auto Trans, FRWD,V6, PB, PS. A/C, Dual Air Bags, P/Win/Lcks, R Def,Tilt, Cruise, All autos/trucks accepted. Any Run ’Til it Sells! $2,800. Call 732-254-8485 T/Giass, AM /FM Stereo Cass, Stk#X1534, VIN#X5620310. MSRP: $ 18,630. Based o n FORD TRUCK BED c o n d . We pay the most cash! ’95, F Series, 8 ft., v.g. cond., FORD E350 ’90 - 7.3 DIESEL a 36 m onth closed end lease. Total due at lease inception: $559...(S0 down 732-536-8031 • 609-758-8850 Now add a photo! $50 0. firm 7 3 2 -5 2 1 -2 3 5 3 , msg. Liftgate, hi-top. Fleet maintain­ w/$500 lease renewal, 1st month pymnt, $300 ref sec dep, 50 bankfee and $400 c o u g a r ed. P/s, p/b, a/c. New tires. liege grad rebate if qual). Total lease pvmnts: y r “ _ $9324+tax. -**''■12,000 mi/yr, '••• excess------AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 Days MUSTANG PARTS 4 LINES • 4 WEEKS $45. $3,500. firm.Call 732-293-8384 thereafter. Residual: $10,187.(30. Free Removal of Junk Cars. 1965. Large assortment, (each additional line $7.) $$ for new/old. 732-620-4460 $50. takes all. 732-462-8363 Must call every 4 weeks FORD F-250 XLT LARIAT ’88 4X4 Auto., 351 cu.in., plow SOFT TOP - FOR JEEP to renew. pkg., new tires, 130,000 mi. AAA*CASH PAID With hard top. Excellent condi­ $5,750. best offer 732-536-1902 All makes & models. Cash on tion, $75., or make offer. the SPOT. Call 732-477-0228 L ease Please call 732-536-9481 1-800-660-4ADS FORD F250 XLT ’99 - Super Duty. White, 9,000 mi., loaded, AARON’S Auto Buyers*Top WAREHOUSE AUTO PARTS. LOCAL 732-254-7979 dollar pd. for your ’87 & up car, w/extended warranty, $25,900. Great Prices, Huge Inventory, CHEVROLET PICK-UP truck, motorcycle -732-833-0865 or best offer. Call 732-656-0586 Foreign & Domestic. Shipped TRUCK ’62 - 350 e n g i n e . M os. direct to you. 1 -8 0 0 -6 55 -4 49 2 Needs work. Body good. FORD F250, ’78, 8 Cyl. Auto, (SCA Network) ABSOLUTE Highest Value $2,500. Call 732-494-8075 A/C, power brakes/steering, sunroof, 2 gas tanks, 2 wheel T P • , " > DONATE CARS!! CHEVY ’80 - V8. Runs great, drive. $1,200. 732-613-7320 To help the underprivileged 116 Motorcycles fantastic work truck. Diamond FORD PICK-UP F-150 XLT i \ \ \ of M o n m o u th & M opeds plated bed, low m ileage, Middlesex County. Same $2,100. Call 732-238-8494 L A R IA T ’9 0. Excellent + condition, V 8. All pow er, high day FREE Towing. CHEVY ASTRO ’92 - Red, cap & insert, 48,000 mi. NEG. IRS Forms at Pickup p/w, p/d, ABS, tinted windows, HARLEY DAVIDSON $8,500. Call 732-583-2505 TAX DEDUCTIBLE SPORTSTER ’97, Show room roof rack, tow pkg., 114,000 FO R D W IN D S T A R G L ’95 ’98 mercury Call 732-382-8060 condition. Everything custom. mi. $4,500. Call 732-727-4451 3.8 L. V6. Exc. cond. Fully Anti-Poverty Foundation Entire bike is chrome. Custom CHEVY CONVERSION VAN loaded, rear a/c, etc. 49,000 Candy Apple Red Paint, rims, G-20, ’87, Very good cond. mi. Best offer. 732-821-7125 m ountaineer SS Carb jetted, custom seat, Low milage. Chairs, bed, TV, & SUV Auto Trans, V6, PB, PS, A/C, Dual first place in two bike shows. CB. $2,800. 732-780-1291 PLYMOUTH Grand Voyager CARS/TRUCKS Too much to list! $15,000. C H E V Y T O W T R U C K ’71 SE ’93 - Auto., 126,000 mi. All Air Bags, P/Win/Lcks, R Def & Wprjilt, 732-536-9125, ask for Vincent 40,000 miles on rebuilt engine. power, fully loaded, $5,400. FOR EXPORT Call 732-446-7649, Manalapan Cruise, Alloy Whls,T/Glass, AM/FM HONDA CM400E 81 Stacks & all accessories. Huns Stereo Cass, Stk#W1640, ’86-97. paying 1,000’s over great. $2,500. 732-566-2133 dealers. Hi miles OK. Lease & Very good condition. Asking . VIN#WUJ24718/8488 demo mi. f bank payoffs OK. Cash at $750. Call 732-888-7624 DODGE 150 ’87 - Cargo Van 117T Trailers MSRP: $32,255. Dealer Disc: $7056. your door. Call 732-462-5017 HONDA HELIX ’86 - 250 CC, Exc. running cond. Original College Grad Rebate: $400 if qual. Red, 3,000 miles.Tuned up, owner. High miles. Asking 2 4 7 9 9 CASH PAID kept under cover, $1,200. $2,200. Call 732-251-8568 For junk cars, trucks, for Excellent cond. 732-308-1679 D O D G E C A R A V A N ’93 LANDSCAPE TRAILER recycling. Call anytime Tommy HONDA SHADOW 1995 AM/FM, Cass., A/C. 6 ’ x 1 0 ’, new tires, new lights! Dell’s 732-787-5453 600 VLX Deluxe 81,000 mi. Exc. cond. Asking $500. Please call 609-758-0085 Straight pipes. 3,266 miles. $7,000. Call 732-727-0067 DONATE YOUR CAR Ask. $3,000. Call 732-521-8224 DODGE DAKOTA ’92 - Auto., FR E E p h o n e c a rd to d o n o r 58,000 miles. Very clean, 17" 118 Motor Homes Financing As Low As 0 . 9 % w/ad #3004. Tax Deductible, KAWASAKI VULCAN 1500 centerline rims incl. $8,000. or FREE Towing ’88. S uper clean. Rec. Vehicles 1 Owner. $4,500. best offer. Call 732-282-0623 HERITAGE FOR Call 732-446-0964 or page 732-540-0674, Steve. new ’99 mercury 4-Dr.Auto Trans, V8, PB, PS, A/C, Dual Air Bags, P/Win/Lcks, R YAMAHA XS400RJ ’85 DODGE DAKOTA SPORT CAMPER - COLEMAN ______■ 1 Def,'Tilt, Cruise,T/Glass, AM/FM Stereo Cass, Stk#X1827, THE BLIND FREE TO GOOD HOME. PICK-UP ’92 - Recond. trans. POP-UP ’91 - Sleeps 5. Good cond. Needs some work 111,000 mi., b e d lin e r . E xc. Excellent condition. U i r a V l C l VIN#)«707865. MSRP:$23,020. Factory rebate:$ 1000. 1-8QO-2-DON ATE to run. C all 7 32-431-3421 cond. $3,900.neg 732-940-r~~~ $2,000. Call 732-495-4897 w m Dealer disc: $ 1625. College Grad Rebate: $400 if qual. m a r q u i s 1 9 9 9 5 ...By getting you the most car for your money. ...By giving you the courteous, personal service you deserve. ..By giving you over 30 years new ’99 lincoln of combined leasing t o w n c a r expertise. s i g n a t u r e

4-Dr, Auto Trans, V-8, PB, PS, Clim Cntrj. Dual Air Bags, Lthr, P/Sts, P/Win/Lcks/Htd Mrs/Sts, R Def,Tilt, Cruise, Alloy Whls, VGlass, AM/FM Stereo Cass, ^tk#X 1851, VIN#xV619868. MSRP: $42,105. Total due at lease inception: $1548...($499 down. 1 st m onth pymnt, $550 ref sec dep & $0 bank fee). Total lease pymnts: $17,964+tax. 12,000 mi/yr, excess mi @ $.15 thereafter: Residual: $18,605.15. WE LEASE EVERY MAKE AND MODEL Year 2000 Lincoln LS In Stock! OFF LEASE SPECIAL OTHER LEASE RETURNS AVAILABLE 1996 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO 4 dr. wag, 4wd, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b. anti-lock, p/disc, a/c. am/fm st/cass w/CD w/EQ. fab int. dual air bags, p/seats, buckets, rec/seats. console, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l. p/mir. bd/side md. tint, r/wipe-wash. cruise, cargo cov. o/tailgate rel, rf rack, sec sys. pin stripe, int. wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, keyless entry, low miles, alum wh. sunscreen glass, fog lights, infinity sound sys. ext: cbargold metallic, int: charcoal grey. VIN *TC385919.22.500 miles. Down pymt.: $1000 Bank fee: S495. Sec. dep. $250. Mileage 12.000 per year Excess n.ies at 15c per mile. 1st month payment $239.00. Total cue at lease inception $1984.00. Total of Payments $8604. Total Cost $10,099. Purchase Option $11,461.00. $ O Q Q OQ per month Lease For 36 months % L I NC O L N M E R C U R Y Prices include all costs to consumer except license, registration & taxes Call... (732)747-5400 Shrewsbury Ave, Shrewsbury, NJ www.georgewall.com

Leases subject to primary lender approval. Piets are for illust purps only. Not respon for STRIVIN G TO BE THE B E ST !!! typos. Must present ad at tim e of purchase. Price(s) include(s) all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for lie costs, reg fees and taxes. Expires 6/30/99. (732) 446-5200 Greater Media Newspapers’ Classified Section is NOW Online! www.gmnews.com INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23,1999 5 3

/ ^ o r t : f a ^ 3 / o w ______3 / 0 1 / t o / 7 ^ r y : .

FIN ISH YO U R SH O PPIN G AT

RED BANK VO LVO SELLS M ORE NEW VOLVO'S TH A N ANY O THER SINGLE LO C A TIO N DEALER IN THE NO RTHEASTERN U.S.A. Some of our on-hand inventory S70A: Black/Light Taupe Int. S70ASR: White/Ivory Leather Int. V70A: White/Ivory V-TE Int/ Desert Win/Light Beige Int. Emerald Green/Ivory Leather Int. Emerald Gr./Light Taupe Int. NA BL M/Light Taupe Int. NA BL M/Light Beige Int. Black/Ivory Leather Int. Mystic Silver/Graphite Leather Int. Black/Light Taupe Int. White/Light Beige Int. Red/Ivory Leather Int. Emerald Gr./Ivory Leather Int. Black/GraphiteS Int. Black/Light Beige Int. Black/TaugjQ|J>[t Vinyl Int. NA BL A0U£ht Taupe Int. Emerald ®©AjDLight Taupe BI ither Int. White/Ivory Leather Int. Emerald Gr./Light Taupe Int. Emerald Gr/Ivory Leather Int. R< ier Int. NA BL M/Light Taupe Int. Black/Ivory Leather Int. Mystic Silver/Graphite Leather Int. Red/Gn Int. Black/Taupe Sp Int. Black/Light Taupe Int. Mystic SilgOllfi-aphite Leather Int. Silver/Ivory Leather Int. Silver/GgDfcBb Leather Int. White/Graphite Leather Int. Red/Graphite Leather Int. Silver/Ivory Leather Int. Emerald (^OfeDpe Leather Int. Red/Taupe Sp. Int. Mystic Silver/Light Taupe Int. Black/Ivorc0tflner Int. S80: NA BL M/Stand Leather Int. Black/Taug0|jIkt Vinyl Int. Blue-Gr./Ivory V-Te Int. Black/TaugfQlijpther Int. White/Stand Leather Int. Mystic SllgOS&aphite Leather Int. Red/Graphite Leather Int. Blue-Gr/Taupe Leather Int. Emerald Leather Int. Wnite/GjMMd^ Leather Int. S70 GLT: NA BL M/Ivory Leather Int. Mystic SilfiiOtPaphite Leather Int. Mystic Silver/Graphite Leather Int. Emerald Green/Light Taupe Int. Emerald Gr./Ivory Leather Int. Black/Graphite Leather Int. Red/Ivory Leather Int. White/Ivory Learner Int. Moondus£®lJj|e Leather Int. Mystic Silvg0(jftphite Leather Int. Polar Arti«j0|ip>e Leather Int. Emerald CgobDpc Leather Int. Black/TaujOlXlbther Int.

You'll Like The Way We Do Business

H e #

TEST DRIVE THE VOLVO C 70 CONVERTIBLE Sales, Leasing, Parts \ Service & Body Shop 100 East Neumuzn Springs Road. • R ed Bank, N ew Jersey VOLVO ______<732)7 4 1 -5 8 8 6 ______fo r life

WE OUTPRICE, OUTSERVICE, OUTPERFORM, EVERYONE!

SIGN ® DRIVE n e w ^ G I O FACTORY FINANCING NO©OW N M W EOT • NOSECURITY m P O S H ( NO A€Q||SSrnON * NO HRST A s L o w As n LEASING AVAILABLE! ^ ~ ™ 4 8 $0 1ST MONTH PAYMENT! * 1 9 9 Mos. CAP COST REDUCTION! * 1 8 4 9 5 $Q BANK FEE! 1 9 % a p r * 0 SECURITY DEPOSIT! $1499 Total Down Payment! Auto Trans, 4-Cyl, PB, PS, A/C, Dual AirBags, VINm017B49. MSRP: $22,320. Dealer Disc: FINANCING DUE AT INCEPTION PLUS $3325. College Grad Rebate: $500if quaI. * 0 TAX& MV FEES AVAILABLE! Up To 60 M onths

L e a s e ‘ & r $ 3 9 9 m o , * 5 9 9 VIMXT770775/MSRP:$31,625 F o r * 2 5 9 0 0 * 3 9 9 0 0 $0 Total Down Payment! $0 Total Doiim Payment! Automatic Transmission, V6, PB, PS, Climate Control, Dual Air Bags, and Much More! Automatic Transmission, V8, PB, PS, Climate Control, is, P/Win/Lcks. and Much Auto Trans, V8, PB, PS, Clim Cntrl, Dual Air Bags, Keyless Entry, Sec Sys, CD, and Much More! mfXT763664.MSRP:$30,725. Dealer Disc: $4825. . More! VimW066772.MSRP:$37,325. VIN/XM604126. MSRP:$49,145. Dealer Disc: $9245. OWN ONE AND YOU WILL UNDERSTAND

Now You Can V isit Us On The Internet At: http://circleinfinitLcom CIRCLE^JNFINITI M onm outh & Ocean Counties Exclusive Infiniti Dealer 300 ROUTE 36 • WEST LONG BRANCH,NJ • (732) 389-1200 tAvailableto qualified buyers, subjectto primary lender approval. Price(s)include(s) all costs to be paid by aconsumer except for iiccosts,reg fees&taxes. Piets areforillutpurps only. Not resp for typos. Must presentthisadattime of purchase. Above leases based on 12, OOOmi/yr, excess mi @$.15 thereafter.*Price Excludes $525Destination Fee **Present any advertised offer from any authorized Infiniti retailer in this paper. 99 G20: Due at signing: $2243...($ 1499down, 1st month pymnt, SOrefsec dep, $545bank fee and 5500 college grad rebateifqual.)TotaiPymnts/Residual:$9552/$10,044.'99l30:Dueatsigning:$1344...($0down, 1st month pymnt, $400refsec dep&$545bankfee)Total Pymnts/Residual:$15,561/516,■445. ’99 QX4:Due at signing: $2297...($999down, 1st month pymnt,$400refsecdep&$499bankfee)TotalPymnts/Residual:$15,561/$22,021. ’99Q45:Dueatsigning:$1698...($0down, lstmonthpymnt,$600refsecdep&$499bankfee)TotalPymnts/Residual:$23,361/$24,08l. 0fferexpires:6/30/99. 5 4 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

D ennis Adam s

D o d g e T r u c k s ■tt MINIVAN & SPORT U T lU T f HEADQUARTERS!

BRING US A N Y COM PETITOR’S AD & W E'LL B EAT TH EIR PR IC E OR LEA S E PAYM ENT!

Brand New Brand New 1999 1999 Dodge.. Dodge

OR BUY FOR LEASE LEASE PER MO. PER MO. 36 MONTHS.* 36 MONTHS. Minivan, FWD, 2.4L DOHC 16V 4 cyl, 3 spd auto trans, pwr strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM stereo, child safety locks, family value 4 dr, 2.7L 6 cyl 24V, 4 spd auto trans, pwr strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM stereo-cass, cust pref pkg 22C, pwr wind/locks, tilt, cruise, r def, dual pkg, r wip/wash, t/gls, b/s mldgs, dig clock, hal lamps, cust whl cov, rec bckts, VIN #XR106011, MSRP $19,860. Lease air bags, r child safety Icks, VIN #XH521472, MSRP $20,440. Lease pymts based on $229 1st mo pymt, $300 cap cost reduction, $0 pymts based on $1000 manf reb, $189 1st mo pymt, $500 cap cost reduction, $0 sec & $495 bank fee=$1184 due at lease sec & $495 bank fee=$1024 due at lease incept. Purch op=$10,043, Ttl pymts=$8244, Ttl cost=$9039. Buy price incl $1000 manf reb. incept. Purch op=$9335, Ttl pymts=$6804, Ttl cost=$7799. Buy price incl $1000 manf reb.

Long wheel base, FWD, 3.3L V6,4 spd auto trans, pwr strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM stereo- cass, t/gls, r def, tilt, cruise, -b/s mldgs, dig clock, hal lamps, cust whl cov, cust pref pkg 28D, child safety Icks, dual sliding drs, pwr wind/locks/mirr, VIN #XB845012, MSRP $24,160. Lease pymts based on $1000 manf reb, $249 1st mo pymt, $1000 cap cost reduction, $0 sec & $495 bank tee=$1744 due at lease incept. Purch op=$12,330, Ttl pymts=$8964, Ttl cost=$10,459. Buy price incl $1000 manf reb.

Ext Cab Pickup, 5.2 Magnum V8, 4 spd 4 dr, 4W D, 5.2L 318hp V8, auto trans, Pickup, Magnum 3.9L V6, 4 spd auto auto trans, pwr strng/brks, AIR, dual air pwr strng/brks, AIR, child safety locks, trans, pwr strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM AM/FM stereo-cass, pwr stereo-cass, t/gls, dual air bags, bags, AM/FM stereo-cass, t/gls, tilt, cruise, wind/locks/mirr, tilt, cruise, r def, t/gls, 40/20/40 split bench seat, cust pref pwr wind/locks/mirr, b/s mldgs, dig clock, dual air bags, lug rack, dig clock, alum pkg 24B, light grp, fog lamps, VIN hal lamps, alum whls, 40/20/40 full split whls, hal lamps, VIN #XF686088, #XS110788, MSRP $18,190. Lease bench seat, cust pref pkg, fog lamps, rear MSRP $28,580. Lease pymts based pymts based on $300 comm reb, $169 sliding wind, VIN #XJ581071, MSRP on $289 1 st mo pymt, $1000 cap cost 1 st mo pymt, $300 cap cost reduction, $24,995. Lease pymts based on $300 comm LEASE PER MO. 36 M0NTHS.*/0R BUY FOR LEASE PER MO. 39 M0NTHS.*/0R BUY FOR reduction, $0 sec & $495 bank LEASE PER M 0.36 M0NTHS.70R BUY FOR $0 sec & $495 bank tee=$964 due at reb, $229 1st mo pymt & $745 bank fee=$1784 due at lease incept. Purch lease incept. Purch op=$9277, Ttl fee=$974 due at lease incept. Purch op=$17,720, Ttl pymts=$10,404, Ttl pymts=$6084, Ttl cost=$6879. op= $ 16,247, Ttl pymts=$8931, Ttl cost=$11,899. * 2 4 , 9 9 5 * 1 2 , 9 9 5 cost=$9676. Buy price incl $300 comm reb. * 1 9 , 9 9 5

FREEHOLD -20 MINUTES • REDBANK -20 MINUTES -HAZLET-10 MINUTES Prices include all costs to be paid by consumer except for license, registration, doc fees & taxes. Pictures for illus purp only. Not resp for typos. *AII Dodge prices & pymts incl $400 college grad reb if qual (Must be a graduate of a 2 or 4 yr accredited college within the past 24 mos, be graduating within the next year or currently be enrolled in a master's program.) and $750 Woodbridge Dodge previous customer reb if qual (Must be a previous Woodbridge Dodge customer who has purchased a vehicle over the last 12 mos.) as part of down pymt. Leases based on 12,000 mi/yr; 15® thereafter (except Ram Quad Cab-10,000 mi/yr; 150 thereafter). Lessee resp for excess wear & tear. fjO n select models to qual buyers. fMust present competitor's current dated ad and must be sam e in­ stock make, model, options, year and MSRP. To qual buyers, subject to approval by primary lending source. See dir for details. All prices & pymts incl all applicable customer rebates & incentives. All reb go back to dir. Sale ends 6/26/99. INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 i.

Jir“V W M\ m O n e lueefc im £y!

B u y O r Lease...Low est Finance Rates!

W E W ELCOM E ALL INTERNET, AARP, AAA & PRICE CLUB DISCOUNTS, ETC.

W n 9 CO NTINENTAL M e r c u r y GRAND M ARQUIS • V8 Engine • Automatic w/OD • • V8 Engine • Automatic w/OD • Power Windows/locks/seats Keyless Entry • Air Conditioning • Power Windows/locks/seat • Air Power Steering/Brakes • Cruise/ Tilt • Conditioning • Power Steering/Brakes Leather Int • Dual Air Bags • AM/FM • Cruise/ Tilt • Floor Mats stereo-cass * VIN #XY664505 • Dual Air Bags • Stk #X519 • MSRP $38,995 • • AM/FM stereo-cass • VIN #XX640249 • Stk #427 • *400 Coll Grad Reb if qual. • $500 Renewal Reb if qual • $1000 Rebate • MSRP $22,825

L ease for Lease only... for 2 9 , 9 9 5 only... P l u & 0.9% FINANCING a t this price!

New 1999 Mercury New 1999 Mercury New 1999 Mercury New 1999 Mercury

C o u g a r S a b l e G S Villager M ini Van Mountaineer • Automatic Trans w/OD • Power windows/locks • Air Conditioning 1 V6 • Power Steering • Power Brakes • Power windows/locks • 6 Cyl • Auto Trans w/OD • Power Steering • P/Brakes Power windows /locks • Air • V6 • Automatic Trars w/C0 • Power w&ws/tocte • Ar C o r id ta g • Rea A t Cordtmng * M • Power steering • ABS • P/Brakes • Dud Air Bags • Alfoy Whls • AM/FM 1 Air Conditioning * CD Player • R/def • Dual Air Bags • Auto Conditioning • Cruise & Tilt • Keyless Entry • R/def • AM/FM stereo-cass lock brakes * AJum WWs • Power steering * Power Brakes • P/Dnvers Seat • Ouise & tilt • Floor A/tats * stereo w/cass* Roof>f RackR ' • CD player " ' • ...... Leather Int- • P/Sunroof •*— • • Tow Pkg trans • AM/FM stereo • VIN X5677457 • Stk*647 • Floor Mals -VIN* XA6I9270 • Slk. 'X425 • MSRPtt9,050 Coal Air Bags • AM/FM stereow/cass • In! Wpers • Roof Rack • 15* Alum Wheels • 2 Tone Pant • • VS - VIN "UJI5797 • Stock *X490 • MSRP $33,655 * $1000 Lease Renewal • MSRP $16,295 • *400 Coll Grad rebate if Qual.* $500 • $1000 Rebate • $500 Commercial buyers rebate if qual Comfort G nxp • VW, DJI7S|3 • Stock *527 • MSRP <25.265 Rebate If Qual * $400 Coll Grad Rebate If Qual • Opt Pkg Disc $1750 • Renewal rebate • 1500 Lease rebate • MOO Coll Grad reb if Qual. • MOO Cod Grad Rebate If Qua) • *1000 Rebate • *500 Lease Renewal rebate if qual • Lease for only... _Lease for only... _ _ Lease for only... Lease for only... B u y F o r B u y F o r B u y F o r $ 1 Q Q S T $ O n ly ... O n ly ... % O n ly ... *16,495 I WW W 9 5 921595 ______126,995 Pica. 0.9% FINANCING a t this price! 2 4 9 ?toQ2 .9% 6 FINANCING 9 at this price!

W E W ILL PAY YOU RETAIL FOR YOUR TRADE!

NEXT TO THE FREEHOLD RACEWAY MALL

LINCOLN J l i n c o l n

M e r c u r y M e r c u r y f t SALES • SERVICE • PARTS • LEASING • RENTALS

ROUTES 9 & 33 ■ FREEHOLD O -1 1 ft SHOWROOM HOURS 9-9 MON.-THURS., 9-6 FRIDAY, 9-5 SAT. ■ 1 Price indudes all cost to in paid by c t license, registration & taxes. 36 mo. dosed end leases (Except Continental & Mountaineer 24 mo.) $1599 Down/fade {Except CorrHnentail $2995 Down) SO security Dep $0 Bank Fee Just 1st Pay1! Due at inception 12,000 mMes Per Year I5( Over. Inc All Reba . Prices Expire 8/23/33. TOP=VILUfiBt $10,203, SABLE $0763, MOUNTAIN® $8055, BRAND MARQUIS $11,643, GGSSAfi $0763, COimiKlvni $12,091. © 1999 Mayer & Dun Advertising. D0NT MISS THIS SALE. 5 6 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

1999 PLYMOUTH GRAND VOYAG 6CYL, AUTO, PS, ABS, FRONT&REAR/HEAT&AC, CRUISE, DUAL A /B A G S, P /W IN D O W S/L O C K S/M IR R O R S, LUG RACK, A M /FM ST/CA SS, PRIV/GLASS, KEYLESS ENTRY, TILT, QU AD SETTING, CLOTH INT, OVERHEAD CONSOLE W/COMPUTER. STK#9909507. VIN#XB503095. MSRP $26670. $2764 DUE AT DELIVERY.

ACCENT G R A N D P R I X SEBRIN G LXI 4DR, 4CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, PWR TRUNK, 4DR, V6, AUTO, PS, ABS, AC, A/BAGS, CRUISE, PWR 2DR, 6CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, A/BAGS, PWR LOCKS/WIN DOWS/MIRR/TRUNK/SEATS/MOONROOF, LOCKS/WINDOWS/MIRRORS/TRUNK, FOG LAMPS, AM/FM ST/CASS, CLOTH/INT, BUCKETS. AM/FM ST/CASS/CD PLAYER, ALLOY WHEELS, LEATHER AM/FM ST/CASS, CLOTH/INT, ALLOY WHEELS. VIN#5U212301. MILES 58828. INT/BUCKETS SEATS. VIN#RF328026. MILES 55592. VIN#TE351615. MILES 43305.

$ BUY _ BUY . BUY .FOR 1 1 2 , 9 9 5

RO U TE 7 9 [1/4 m ile East O f H w y 18] • M A R LB O R O C * 7 / / f o r fo/Zow' t//rec^vo/7^ PRICES INC ALL COSTS TO BE PAID BY CONS EXCEPT LIC/TAX/REGIS. ALL LEASING/FINANCING SUBJECT TO CREDIT APPROVAL. ALL PRICES INC ALL APPLICABLE FAC/REB. ALL LEASES ARE CLOSED END WITH 12K MI/P/YR & 150 P/Ml THEREAFTER AND REQUIRE CASH-TRADE/SEC DEP/BANK FEEATOP/LEP/TC: V0YAGER:$1999/0/495/12578/13034/12578. BREEZE:$500/297/495/1489/8384/6222/8088 (17156 PROGRAM MILES). SEBRING:$504/495/370/11623/11309/11254 (13352 PROGRAM MILES). NEW CAR PRICES INCLUDE $400 COLL/GRAD/REBATE (IF QUALIFIED). f1.9% APR FINANCING WITH APPROVED CREDIT ON SELECT MODELS. 'UNITS AVAILABLE AT SIMULAR SAVINGS. ALL PHOTOS ARE FOR ILLUS PUR- INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 5 7

S a t i s f i e d ?

I F N O T . . •m aybe you would like

to buy your next vehicle from

"the no hassle folks."

WHY? W e enjoy the highest

Custom er Satisfaction Rating

for sales and service of any

D odge dealer in M onmouth,

O cean and M iddlesex counties.

WHERE? W ernerD odge,

H ighw ay 36, Belford, NJ in

M i d d l e t o w n T w s p . o r

call 1-888-A1-DODGE.

Email us at

dodgecars@ att.net

W inner O f G hn/sfer's A w ard For E xcellence 2 1 T i m e s 5 8 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

COAST HONDA’S SELECTION OF H O N D A CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED VEHICLES' '95 HONDA PASSPORT #9 6 BUICK REGAL #9 8 HONDA CIVIC DX 4D R , 4C YL, 5Sp, PS, PB, AC, DUAL A/BAG S, 4D R , V6, AUTO, PS, ABS, AC, DUAL A/BAG S, 2DR, 4CVL, 5SPD, PS, PB, AC, DUAL POW ER W IND/LOCKS/M IRR/ANT, AM /FM POW ER W IND/LOCKS/M IIR/SEATS/TRUNK, AM /FM A/BAGS, AM/FM ST/CASS/CD, CLTH/INT, ST/C A SS.STK #1882 VIN #S4412139 M iles 63108 ST/CASS. STK#1974 VIN #T1518870.M ILES 44500 BUCKETS. VIN#VL051 302. MILES 18610,

* 1 0 . 0 0 0 * 1 1 9 0 0

'9 7 HONDA CIVIC LX ' 9 7 HONDA ACCORD EX V6 '96 HODA ODYSSEY EX 4DR , 4CYL, 5SPD, PS, PB, AC, A/ABG S, CRUISE, 4DR , V6, AUTO, PS,ABS, AC, A/BAG S, CRUISE, 4DR, 4CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, DUAL A/BAGS, P/W IND/LO CKS/M IRR, AM /FM CASS, CLTH/INT, BUCK­ P/W IND/LCKS/M IRR/SEATS/ANT/M NRF, AM /FM CASS, POW ER/W IND/LOCKS/M IRR/TRUNK/ANT/M OONROOF, AM/FM ETS, . STK #1798U. VIN #VH 567541. M ILES29980 LTHR/INT, ALLO YS. VIN #VA 003184. M ILES 19500. ST/CD PLAYER.STK#1956 VIN #TC 018397. MILES 25290

* 1 2 9 0 0 * 1 8 . 5 0 0 '96 TOYOTA CAMRY DX '97 NISSAN MAXIMA GXE '95 BMW 318 is 4DR , 4CYL AUTO, PS, PB, AC, A/BAG S, CRUISE, 4DR, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, A/BAG S, CRU ISE, 2DR , 4CYL, AUTO , PS, ABS, A/BAG S, C RU ISE, P/W IND /LK S/M IR R / ANT, A M /FM ST/CASS, CLTH/INT, P/W IND/LKS/M IRR/SEATS/TRNK/ANT, AM /FM CASS, P/W IN/LK S/M IR, A M /FM CASS, CLTH/INT, ALLO YS. CTR CO NSO LE. VIN#TU725645. M ILES 38332. CLTH/INT, ALLO YS. VIN #VT845888. M ILES 15500. VIN #SJL18621. M ILES 45395.

* 1 3 . 9 9 6 * 1 0 . 0 0 0 Denis DiFeo's & Lawrence lannaccone's

SALES HOURS: MON-THUR 9AM-9PM • FRI 9AM-8PM • SAT 9AM-6PM ROW E 34 & SPRING LAKE CIRCLE • W M T O W N S H I P ® § H O N D A f f v U s e d C a r

ALL PRICES INCLUDE ALL COST(S) TO BE PAID BY CONSUM ER® EXCEPT FOR LICENSING, TAX, REGISTRATION & DOC. LEASE EXCLUDE MOO ADMINISTRATION FEE & SUBJECTTO CREDIT APPROVAL BY PRIMARY LENDER. ALL PRICES INCLUDE ALL APPLICABLE FACTORY REBATES AND INCENTIVES. LEASES ARE 36 ------MONTHS, CLOSED ENDND WITH 10K101 MI/P/YR & 15* P/MILE THEREAFTER. ALL LEASES REQUIRE $495 BANK FEE, # 5 0 0 CASH OR TRADE, SEC DEP/DUE0DELIVERYTOP/LEP/TC: CMM2293056/5368/105890/5139. ACCORD:$259/3115/6478/13202/6219.ALL PHOTOS ARE FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY. DEALER NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL OR PRINTING ERRORS. THIS AD CANCELS ALL PAST/PRIOR OFFERS. PRICES VALID ON INSTOCK UNITS ONLY THIS AD MUST BE PRESENTED AT TIME OF SALE. *3.9% FINANCING AVAILABLE ON ‘99 HONDA CIVIC W/APPROVED CREDIT INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 5 9

_LL IT*l':\} I t y — —w t •

NEW 1999 I NEW 19991 NEW 1999 DODGE DODGE DODDE ROW SEAT* C M V l I f f I BRAND m a m CARAVAN m m SLT s0 s1500 $3000 DOWN DOWN/TRADE DOWN/TRADE VIN #XF685089, 8 cyl, auto, a/c, am/fm cass rr def, S pwr/winds/mirrs/lks, tilt, WWW s 1 9 6 9 5 cruise, dual airbags, sun­ per mo. per mo. per mo. screen glass. MSRP 527,130. VIN #XR329864 3.3L V6 eng, a/c, am/fm cass, rr def, buy Incl $400 recent college grad VIN #XR363515, 4 cyl., auto, p/s/b, a/c, am /fm st/dock, r/def, pwr/winds/m irrs/lks, tint gls, rr/wpr/w shr, tilt, cruise, dual airbags, 2 3 9 9 5 rebate, if qual. t/glass, r/w pr wash, dual air bags. MSRP: $20,055. Incl $400 recent sunscreen glass.gl MSRP $24,600. Incl $400 recent college grad rebate, for college grad rebate, if qual, $1000 factory rebate. 42 Month Lease. if qual, $101100 factory rebate. NEW 1999 DODGE^H NEW 1999 DODGE NEW 1999 DODGEINTREPID NEW 1999 DODGESTRATUS D a m n CLUB COB SLT | . ^ r |

fo r

so * 1 5 0 0 $3 0 0 0 s0 *1500 s3000 DOWN DOWN/TRADE DOWN/TRADE DOWN DOWN/TRADE DOWN/TRADE $ m m i t s I p e r m o . 1991159 ‘U S per mo. per mo. per mo. *1 9 9 9 5 p e r m o . p e r m o . p e r m o . VIN#XN580416, 4 cyl., auto, p/s/b/winds/m irrs/dlks, a/c, am /fm VIN #XH771026, 6 cyl., auto, a/c, am/fm st/cass, r/def, VIN#XK572931.8 Passenger. 6 cyl, auto, a/c, am/fm cass, rr def. pwr/winds/mirrs/lks, VIN #X$118376,2 DR, 2WD, 6 cyl., 5 spd., p/s/b. a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab int., con­ st/cass, r/def, tilt, cruise, dual air baas, MSRP: $18,025. Includes p/s/b/w inds/m irrs/dlks, tilt cruise, int wprs, dual air bags, MSRP: lint gls, fill, cruise, ini wprs, dual airbags, sunscreen glass, max cooling, aulo Irans cooker, sole, lilt, cruise, ini wprs, mats, aual air bags, sliding r/wind, short bed, alum whls, $400 recent college grad rebate, if qual. $1500 factory rebate. 54 $20,670. Incl $400 recent college grad rebate, if qual., $1000 factory chrome whls. MSRP $23 570. Incl $4(X) recent college grad rebate, if qual. $500 factory MSRP: $20,160. Includes $400 recent college arad rebate, if qual. $1000 factory month lease. rebate. $300 commercial rebate, if qual. rebate. $300 commercial rebate, if qual. $1100 factory discount. 42 month lease. rebate. 36 Month Lease. NEW 1999 DODGE RAM NEW 1999 m m DODGE RAM NEW 1999 DODGE NEW 1999 DODGE NEON 150 0 PICK-UP m u cu b 4X4 sir

s1000 sO S150U ” 53000 DOWN m i s s DOWN DOWN/TRADE DOWN/TRADE s O * 1 5 0 0 DOWN DOWN/TRADE $ b u y m m m fo r p e r m o . * 1 5 9 * 1 1 9 115 69 5 per mo. per mo. per mo. VIN #XE090673, V6, outo, p/s/b/winds/m irrs/dlks, till, t/glass, p e r m o . p e r m o . VIN #XJ612299. 8 cyl, auto, p/s/b, a/c, am/fm cass, cruise, dual oir bags, alarm, am /fm cass/CD, keyless entry, spoiler, VIN #XS116449, 2WD, 6 cyl., auto, p/s/b, a/c, am/fm sl/cass/dock, fab int.. pwr/winds/m irrs/lks, tilt cruise, dual airbags, heavy duty serv grp, VIN #XT583682, 4 cyl, auto trans, power/steering/brakes, a/c. l/glass, dual air bags, slide r/wind, step bumper, long bed. MSRP: $18,145. Incl alum whls, MSRP: $20,215. includes $400 recent college grad rebate, sliding rr wind, alum wnls. MSRP $29,120. Incl $300 commercial am /fm stereo/dock. MSRP $13,985. Incl $400 recent college grad $400 recent college graa rebate, if qual. $300 if qual. $1000 factory rebate. 54 month lease. rebate if qual, $1500 factory rebate. 42 Month Lease commercial rebate, if qual. rebate, if qual & $400 college grad rebate, if qual. 42 month lease.

I I I I \ \ || BUSINESS 33 f FREEHOLD^ z* RACEWAY XX-. ( 7 MALL \9 j * ] ---^ ---- _UL_

— — (1/2 mile south of Raceway Mall) \ ^ r N ______Visit our website: www.freeholddodge.com Winner Of Chrvsler S S ta r Aworo Fo r r ' V ' 6 ' t t s 7 3 2 4 6 2 - 1 6 0 0 isooD O D GE-N O W Excellence

inciui . $550 998; lntrepid-$i 6 0 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

Stk#XC411118, auto, Cyl, p/s, p/b, AM/FM Cass, A/C, tint, rr def, cruise, GX2 Package, MSRP $18,965., MSRP $18,965 P E R MO/36 MOS

5Spd, V6, p/s, p/b, AM/FM Cass, p/w , p/i, p/trunk, p/m irrs, A/C, tint, rr def, f o r1: 6 . 9 2 0 GX tilt, cruise, gauge pkg. stvled whls. Stk# XT822116. MSRP: $22.098

1999 PINE BELT PATHFINDER SE 5Spd, 6Cyl, p/s, p/b, AM/FM Cass/CD, p/w, p/l, p/mirrs, A/C, tint, rr def, tilt, cruise, gauge pkg, alloy w ills, Stk# XW351531, MSRP $29,769 B U Y FOR:

Stk# XF366201, auto w/overdrive, V6, p/s, p/b, AM/FM Cass, all power, 9 * 2 4 . 9 1 2 A/C, tint, rr def, tilt, cruise, MSRP $22,725

KEYPORT HIS8AH 1732)264-4333

R O U T E 3 6 (GSP Exit 117, Jet, of Rts. 35 & 36) 1 7 3 2 )

Prices include all rebates (incl. College Grad rebate), $1000 GM card earnings rebate, if qual. & cust. cash assigned to dealer and all costs to be paid by a consumer except lie,.reg & tax. Ad is a coupon & must be presented prior to sale. Nissan Leases req. down pymt and fees totaling $1999 - no sec dep req. Lease incl. 10K mi per year, $.15 addt'l thereafter ($.18 for Path). Oldsmobile Leases req. down pymt and fees totaling $1999 due at inception. Lease incl. 10K mi/yr, $.20 aadt'l thereafter. Subject to approval by primary lending source. Total Payments/Residuals: Maxima: $4632/$13,629.78, Path: $11,154/$ 19,872.66, Altima: $581 V$11,506.80, Alero: *$5005/$10,810, a .Intrigue: . • $7524/$12,953. *TraHp*Trade allnwanrpallowance \willm iW hobe hacprlbased nnon thpthe hacpbase nrifPprice nfof MN.A.D.A. A H A Inanloan timpstimes 190%120% nror OflflO$2000 n\/prover, \A/hirhp\/prwhichever icis Ipccless. HprlnrtinncDeductions frnmfrom allnw/anrpallowance mawmay be for " equipment failure, body/interior damage, reconditioning, (0.10 per mile over 12,000 miles/year) excessive mileage. Only one trade-in accepted per purchase. Vehicles with lien amounts exceeding ACV may require a supplemental fee. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer or advertised special.. Offer good thru 6/30/99. On in stock vehicles only.______INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 6 1

NOBODY KNOW S M O R E A B O U T J E P P S T H E N WORLD J E E P . W E H A V E T H E NEW O R PRE-OWNED JEE P YOU W ANT, IN STO CKS ON SALE!

’ / Miviv O^/ 4'tvj 8 ivi M Ow Q

STK#9324.VIN:XP465676. MSRP$18,650 •22N PACKAGE •AM/FM STEREO/12 4DOOR •PRIVACY GLASS •CONVIENCE GROUP DISC CD CHANGER 4X4 •REAR WIPER •zDOOR •CLOTH INTERIOR ■6CYLINDER ENGINE •LUGGAGE RACK •BUCKET SEATS n 'AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION •AM/FM STEREO •Ic^LINDER ENGINE •CENTER CONSOLE ■POWER STEERING CASSETTE/CD PLAYER •AUTOMATIC •SOFT TOP * ■POWER BRAKES •CLOTH INTERIOR •BUCKET SEATS TRANSMISSION •FULL SPARE •AIR CONDITIONING •POWER STEERING J ■DUAL AIR BAGS •CENTER CONSOLE •POWER BRAKES •STEEL •POWER •TILT STEERING •AIR CONDITIONING WHEELS/FULL FACE WINDS/LKS/MIRRORS WHEEL •DUAL AIR BAGS •P215/OWL TIRES 8 3 F O R D 9 3 S A T U R N 9 6 D O D G E 9 7 N IS S A N 9 5 D O D G E b r o i m c : o S L 2 NEON P I C K U R X E INTREPID E S 4X4, V8, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, 4DR, 4CYL, 5SPD, PS, 4DR , 4CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, 2DR, 4CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, 4DR, V6, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, CRUISE, PRIV/GLAS,AM /FM ST/CASS, PB, AC, C A SSETTE, TILT. R/DEF, AM /FM ST/CASS, A/BAG, TINT, AM /FM ST/CASS, P/W IND/LKS/MIR/SEATS, AM /FM ST/ BUCKET SEATS, VIN#DLA14135 VIN#PZ230377. CLOTH/BUCKETS. VIN:TD505161. C LO TH, ALLO YS, TILT. CASS, CLOTH/BUCKETS, ALLOYS, TILT. M ILES 151080. M l 6 5 4 5 8 . M ILES 40325. VIN:VC351770. M ILES 29679. VIN:SF590391. M ILES 58868. * 1 9 9 5 * 9 9 7 5 * 9 9 9 5 $8 9 9 5 * 8 8 9 5 95 MITSUBISHI 9 5 H O N D A 9 5 B U IC K 9 4 J E E P 9 7 F O R D GALANT D E L S O L GRAND SPORT CHEROKEE SPORT T A U R U S G L 4DR, 4CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, 2DR, 4CYL, 5SPD, PS, PB, AC, CRUISE, 4DR , V6, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, 4DR, 4X4, 6CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, 4DR , V6, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, C RUISE, P/W IN/LKS/M IR, AM /FM ST/CASS, P/W IND/LKS, AM /FM ST/CASS, A/BAGS, P/W IND/LKS/M IR, CRUISE, P/M IRRORS, AM/FM A/BAGS, P/W IND/LKS/M IRR/SEATS, CLOTH/BUCKETS. VIN.SR011877. CLTH/INT, ALLOYS, TILT, REM OVABLE LTHR/INT, ALLOYS. VIN #S1476308. ST/CASS, CLOTH /BUCKETS, TILT. AM /FM ST/CASS, CLO TH, TILT. M ILES 32188. ROOF.VIN#SS005040. Ml 52014. M l 3 2 0 5 8 . VIN#RL143476. M ILES 73708. VIN:VA215605. M ILES 27772. in CO CO a cn * 9 9 7 5 * 9 9 7 5 *9975 *11,975 ' 9 8 D O D G E 9 6 F O R D 96 CHRYSLER 9 5 J E E P 9 6 J E E P STRATU P R O B E G T S E B R I N G L X WRANGLER SAHARA CHEROKEE SPORT 4Cyl, Auto, PS, PB, AC, 2DR , V6, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, CRUISE, 2DR , 6CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, 6CYL, 5SPD, PS, 4DR, 4X4, 6CYL, AUTO, P/W ind/LocKs/M irr, A M /FM St/C ass. P/W IN/LKS/SEATS, AM /FM ST/CASS, CRUISE, A/BAGS, P/W IND/LKS/M IR, PB, AC, ALLOYS. PS, PB, AC, A/BAG, LUG RACK. Stk#T95567. Vin#W N295567 LTHR, ALLO YS, TILT. V IN #T5119277. A M /FM ST/CA SS, CLTH/INT, TILT. VIN#SP260826. VIN#TL221182 M iles 19654 M ILES 35143. VIN #TE338789. Ml 41175. M l 5 5 9 3 1 . . Ml 44012. *1 1 ,9 8 2 *1 1 9 9 5 * 1 2 9 7 5 * 1 3 ,8 7 5 *1 3 ,8 8 5 9 5 J E E P 9 8 F O R D 9 6 J E E P 9 6 J E E P 9 6 J E E P GR.CHEROKEE LAREDO W INDSTAR GL GR.CHEROKEE LAREDO GR. CHEROKEE LTD G R. CHEOKEE LTD. 4DR , 4X4, 6CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, V6, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, CRUISE, 4DR, 4X 4,6CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, CRUISE, 4DR, 4X4, V8, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, CRUISE, 4DR , 4X4, V8, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, AC, A/BAG, P/W IN/LKS, LUG RACK, A/BAGS, P/W IND/LKS, AM /FM P/W IND/LCKS/MIRR, R/W IPE, LUS/RACK, AM/FM A/BAGS, P/W IND/LKS/MIRR/MNRF, A/BAGS, P/W IN/LKS, LUG RACK, ALLOYS. VIN#SC627653. ST/C A SS, CLTH/INT, TILT. ST/CASS, CLOTH/BUCKETS, ALLOYS, TILT. LUG/RACK, AM /FM CASS/CD, LTHR/INT, CD PLAYER, LTHR/INT, ALLOYS. M l 3 9 4 0 2 . VIN#W BA74074. Ml 24834. VIN#TC186596. MILES 38812. ALLOYS, TILT. VIN #TC 282681. Ml 40682. VIN #TC 282744. M l 37086. * 1 4 ,8 8 5 *15 9 9 5 * 1 7 7 9 9 *1 9 9 7 5 * 1 8 ,8 7 5

HIGHW AY 35 EATONTOW N Ohlymmutes from Located Parkway Exit 105, Rt.36 & Rt. \% . PRICES INC ALL COSTS TO BE PAID BY CONS EXCEPT LIC/TAX/REGIS. ALL LEASING/FINANCING SUBJECT TO CREDIT APPR. ALL PRICES INC ALL APPLICABLE FACT/REB/INCENTIVES. ALL LEASES ARE CLOSED END, TERM S ABOVE, W /12K M I/P/YR & 15CP/MI THEREAFTER AND REQUIRE $0 CASH DOW N. $0 SEC DEP BANK FEE/DUE@ DEL/TOP/LEP/TCOST: W RAN- G LER:$395/624/11787/10700/1178t. C HERO KEE:$495/732/9427/13263/9427. ALL LEASES INCL $400 COLL/GRAD REBATE (IF QUAL). +RETAIL VALUE $699: AVAIL ON LEASES ONLY. ~W E W ILL BEAT ANY COM PETITORS PRICE ON ANY NEW VEHICLE: BRING IN THE CURRENT DATES AD. VEHICLES M UST BE IN STOCKJHAVE EXACT SAME OPTIONS/EQUlPM ENT/MSRP. DEALER RESUM ES THE RIGHT TO PURCHASE THE COM PETITORS VEHICLE. PHOTOS ARE FOR ILLUS.PURPdSES ONLY. NOT RESP FOR TYPfe ERRORS. THIS AD ACTS AS A COUPON & SUPEREDES ALL PRIOR OFFERS.

I...... _ J 6 2 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

D ennis Adam s

LEASE PER MO. 36 MONTHS: 4 dr, 3.0L 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr strng/brks, AIR, fir mats, pwr moonrf, leath int, pwr htd mirr, keyless entry, bsw tires, STK 3.3L 6 cyl, 4 spd auto trans w/OD, pwr strng/brks, front/rear AIR, 7-pass cloth quad bckts, remote keyless entry, iwr dr seat, #93055, VJN #XA632979, MSRP $21,385. Lease pymts based on $1495 cust cash, $500 manf reb, $400 college grad reb pwr r wind, priv gls, STK #92045, VIN #XDJ15722, M SRP $27,690. Lease .,pymts based on $1495 cust cash, 1000 manf if qual** & $500 lease renewal reb if qual§=down pymt, $249 1st■*-* ------mo pymt*■ &° rt'°$275 '7C' —sec=$2019 -■due------at* 1lease------: incept.------* "■—Purch u reb, $400 college grad reb if c j** & $1000 lease renewal reb if qual§=down pymt, $279 1st mo pymt & $300 sec=$2074 op=$9837, Ttl pymts=$8964, Ttl cost=$10,374. Buy price incl $ 10 00 Tnanf. reb & $400 college grad reb if qual**. due £'' ' ' ‘ :, Ttl pymts=$10,044, Ttl cost=$11,839. ..i-mwr- «.

Brand New 1999 Mercury > 6 New 1999 flUT0

3 dr coupe, 6 cyl, auto trans w/OD, pwr 4 dr, 5.0L EFI V8, auto trans w/OD, strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM stereo-CD, b/s pwr strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM stereo- mldgs, tilt, cruise, remote keyless entry, cass/CD, pwr moonrf, all terrain tires, r wip/wash, ilium entry, remote keyless conv grp, trailer tow, STK #99000, entry, 50/50 split fold rear seat, STK #94048, VIN #X5647381, MSRP $18,680. VIN #XUJ01657, MSRP $31,905. Lease pymts based on $995 cust cash, Lease pymts based on $1995 cust :oilege grad reb if qual** & $500 cash, $400 college grad reb if qual** & $1000 lease renewal reb if $ 2 2 7 1 LEASE PER M0 36 M0NTHS.70R BUYF0R qual§=down pymt, $319 1st mo pymt at lease incept. Purch op=$9900, Ttl & $350 sec=$2664 due at lease pymts=$8172, Ttl cost=$9417. Buy price incept. Purch op=$17,227, Ttl incl $400 college grad reb if qual** LEASE PER MO. 36 MONTHS.* * 1 6 , 8 9 9 pymts=$11,484, Ttl cost=$13,829.

a 6j I LINCOLN 1 119 Route 184 • Woodbridge, NJ (Hopelawn Section)

8 0 0 3 2 5 4 6 2 6 TAKE NJTURNPIKETO EXIT 11 & GSP SOUTH to EXIT 129 1-800 32LINCOLN (i - - ) - R jIIow Signs to Woodbridge, 1/4 Mile on Right After 2nd Light, GUI You’re Here! GSP NORTH EXIT 127 - Go RT. 9 NORTH, Visit our web site at http://www.dennisadams.com Approx. 1/2 Mile, Exit at RO UTE 18 4 E A S T -1/ 4 mile on right. Prices include all costs to be paid by consumer except for license, registration, doc fees & taxes. Pictures for illus purp only. Not resp for typos. *Closed end Lincoln Mercury lease w/12,000 mi/150 thereafter. Lessee resp for excess wear & tear. **Must be graduating within the next 6 months or a graduate of a 2 or 4 yr accredited college within the past 24 mos to qual. §Must be a current Lincoln or Mercury lessee and must be turning in at time of purchase. tBased on 1999 Lincoln Mercury zone records, $348 avg less than other Lincoln Mercury dealers. AlhDnce^^Dymt^nc^l^pplicabl^ustomen2b|te^^ncentive^Alket^|^DaclUodli^ale^ndj^/26/9J^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 6 3

FAMILY OWNED 8 OPERATED SINCE 1 9 3 0 Hi

It’s still f u n t o shop fo r a ea r at

4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/anti­ lock brakes, a/c, am /fm R assas Pontiac st/cass, fab/int, buckets, r/def, p/d/l, bd/side m d, tint, pin stripe, interm it w ipers, m ats, tilt, Vin #X M 890081, ext: silver, M SRP: $17,400, LARGE SELECTION" Rebate: $1070. 0% FINANCING $0deposit, down, mileage pmt, $0 12,000 bank fee, per noyr, security excess up to 36 months subject to GMAC OF MONTANAS miles at 200 per mile, 1st month paymt: $0, total due at lease inception: $0, total of approval on 1999 Montana paymts: $8,015, residual: $9,570. I N S T O C K p e r m o n th 3 6 m o n th s ___ w e m f w m m PONTIAC

4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/anti­ lock brakes, a/c, am /fm st x i w /CD, fab/int, buckets, gauges, r/def, tint, pin stripe, mats, Vin #X5840330, MSRP: $15,400, Rebate: $1015. deposit,$0 down, mileage pmt, $0 12,000 bank fee, per noyr., security excess $0,miles total at 200due perat lease mile, inception: 1st month $0, paymt: total of paymts: $6,825, residual: $8,470.

Leave your checkbook at hom e

Security D eposit

Van, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/anti-lock brakes, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, buckets, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, tint, cruise, rf rack, pin stripe, First M onth intermit wipers, mats, tilt, keyless entry, Vin #XD251342, MSRP: $23,180, Rebate: $500. Lease for $269 for 48 months. deposit,0 down, mileagepmt, $400 12,000 bank peryr.,fee, $275 excess security miles at 200 per mile, 1st month paymt: M o n e y D o w n total$269, of total paymts: due at$12,912, lease inception: residual: $944, $11,358.20 I ? ■? I I I I I K I VII X

p e r m o n th

LARGE SELECTION OF LOCALLY DRIVEN TRADE INS include all costs to be paid by consumer except for licensing costs, registration fees and taxes.

R a s s a s P o n t i a c 335 BROAD STREET M fH R E D B A N K C73S1741-5180 U S

|>N REPAIR CENTER AUTHORIZED NEW JERSEY INSPECTION/REINSPECTION 6 4 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

N ob od y believes in their cars m ore than the people at Hyundai

"arnerica^s 1

. Every N e w

H Y u n o n i w a r r a n t y ! //

N ew 1999 H y u n d a i A c c e n t 2-Dr, 5-Spd M an Trans w/OD, 4-Cyl, PB, P?, No A/C, Dual Air Bags, ElecTrnk Rel, T/Glass, AM /FM Stereo Cass, Stk#1150, VIN#XU472014. MSRP: $9259. Total per due at lease inception: $0...($0 down, No 1 st month pymnt, $0 ref sec dep & mo/ $0 bank fee). Total lease pymnts: 48 $6624+tax. 15,000 mi/yr, excess mi @ 4 1 3 8 mos. $.1 0 thereafter. Residual:$2402.

4-Dr, 5-Spd M an Trans w/OD, 4-Cyl, PB, PS, A/C, Dual Air Bags, Elec Trnk New 1999 H yundai E lantra Rel, T/Glass, AM /FM Stereo Cass, Stk#1094, VIN#XU763458. MSRP: $12,129. Total due at lease inception: $0...($0 down. No 1st per month pymnt, $0 ref sec dep & $0 $ mo/ bank fee). Total lease pymnts: 48 $8112+tax. 15,000 mi/yr, excess mi mos. ®$.10thereafter. Residual: $3863. 4 1 6 9

2-Dr,5-Spd ManTrans, FRWD,4-Cyl, PB, PS, N e w 1 9 9 9 H y u n d a i T i b u r o n A/C, Dual Air Bags, P/Win,T/Glass, AM /FM Stereo w/CD, Stk#1082, VIN#XU142109. p e r MSRP: $15,759. Total due at lease inception: $0...($0 down, No 1st m onth $ m o / pymnt, $0 ref sec dep & $0 bankfee). Total lease pymnts: $8592+tax. 15,000 mi/yr, 48 excess mi @ $.10 thereafter. Residual: 4 1 7 9 m o s . $5943.

4-Dr, Auto Trans, FRWD, 4-Cyl, PB, PS, A/C, Dual Air Bags, Lthr, P/Mrs, ElecTrnk New 1999 H yundai S onata Rel, R Def.T/Glass, AM /FM Stereo Cass, Stk#1310, VIN#XA091994. MSRP: $16,752. Total due at lease inception: p e r $0...($0 down, No 1 st m onth pymnt, $0 $ m o / ref sec dep & $0 bank fee). Total lease pymnts: 512,432+tax. 15,000 mi/yr, 48 excess mi P $.10 thereafter. Residual: l e a s e , $5775. for m o s .

1998 H yundai A c c e n t 4-Dr, Automatic Trans w/OD, 4-Cyl, PB, PS, A/C, Dual Air Sags, ElecTrnk Rel, T/Glass, AM/FM Stereo $ Cassette, Stk#99091, buy VIN#WU505929/13,109mi. for

6 4 1 Shrew sbury Ave., Shrew sbury, N ew Jersey wvjw.cirdeauto.com ■ ! « « J f Stop By or Call Us At: w H r # “d h Y U h D n i

'Subject to primary lender approval. Price(s) incl(s) all costs to be paid by consumer, except for license fees,registration fees and Hurry in and test drive Se Habla tax.Pictforillustpurps. Not resp for typos. Ad supersedes previous offers,is coupon and must be presented at purcnase.Exp.6/30/99. Call 1-800-280-7175 for more ease info. any New Hyundai TODAY! INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 6 5

T h e r e C a n O nly Be O ne

Low est Price! ... A nd It’s C onveniently Located A t The New Freehold Pontiac Buick GM C!

YUKON L E A SE P E R MO. BRAND NEW 1999 BUICK 3 6 MOS.* REGAL BRAND NEW 1999 GMC LEASE SUBURBAN p e r n o . 36 MOS.* LEASE * 2 3 6 PER MO. 3 6 MOS.*

- f. -

BRAND NEW 1999 PONTIAC L A N D A M LEASE m m m PER MO. 3 6 MOS.*

r BRAND NEW 1999 BUICK IBB C E N T U R Y / 1 T T LEA SE PE R MO. ■ • ■ 3 6 MOS.* * 2 3 5 m BRAND NEW 1999 PONTIAC

< ■ S U N F I R E

L E A S E P E R M O . H U R R Y I N ! 3 6 M O S .* S A L E E N D S s139 WED. JUNE 30th.

A l l T h e S i g n s

P o i n t T o ... FREEHOLD

W PONTIAC (S) B U IC K W driving excitement v_ V Isn't it time lop a peal cap?

Formerly Whelan 4404 R t. 9, Freehold, N J (732) 462-0847 o r 1-800-398-4343

Visit Oup Website Fop Oup Complete Inventory Listing WWW.FREEHOLDAUTOS.COM

. For Excess Wear & Tear. Mileage Allow. 12,000 Mi/Yr 1200 P/Mi , $400 Bank Fee, $400 College Grad Rebate if Qualfexcept Regal & ., , , , ______.... ______, J-5pd. Auto Trans, FWD, 4-Cyl Eng., PS/ABS Brks, Air, VIN #X7o43038. Stk. #N2955. $1795/ $5004/ $6799/$8961. Grand AM: 4-Dr., Auto, 4-Cyl„ PS/B, Air, VIN #XM§16322, Stk. #N3478. $1795/$6012/$6812/$9995. Centuiy: 4-Dr., Auto, V6, PS/B, Air, VIN #5(1558561, Stk. #N3212. $41395/$8460/$9855/$12,019. Regal: 4-Dr., Auto, V6 Eng., P/ABS Brks. PS, Air, VIN #X1552849, Stk. #N3274. $1395/$8496/$11,286/ $13,851. Yukon: 4-Dr., SUV, 4-Spd Auto, V8 Eng., PS, P/ABS Brks, Air, VIN #XJ758301, Stk. #N2947. $3444/$11,664/$14,495/ $24,832. Suburban: 4-Dr., SUV, 4-Spd. Auto, V8 Eng, PS, P/ABS Brks, Air, VIN #XJ770832, Stk. #N3148. $3526/$12,816/$15,986/$25,989. Not Responsible For Typographical Errors. IC V 1M UNCOIN Lincoln Town Car Executive Lincoln Continental TOWNCAB 36 month/36000 Mile Red Carpet Lease 36 month/36000 Mile Red Carpet Lease Capitalized Cost...... $31,399 Capitalized Cost $31,846 V8, automatic w/overdrive,power steering, ABS, power First Months Payment...... $499 First Months Payment $499 brakes, Air conditioning, power seats, power locks, Security Deposit $0 Security Deposit $0 power windows, cruise, tilt wheel, alloy wheels, am/fm Down Payment $0 Down Payment . $0 stereo-cass, leather interior, floor mats, dual air baas, Cash due at signing $499 Cash due at signing $499 side impact air bags, Stock #9931, VINIXY3652815, Total of Payments $17,964 Total of Payments .... MSRP |39,195 150/mile over 36,000 miles 150/mileover 36,000 miles

KVmiSKHr COOGM mMHKnUHMVBIS V 8, auto w /od, ps, pb, A BS, AC, p/locks/win, cruise/tilt, alloy w heels, r/def, 6 cyl, auto w/od, ps, pb, air conditioning, p/locks/win, cruise/tilt, am /fm stereo, CD player, console, buckets, V8, auto w/od, ps, pb, air conditioning, p/locks/win, cruise/tilt, am /fm stereo-cass -C D player, power sunroof, leather interior, dual air alloy w hls, t/gls, cloth int, dual air bags, keyless entry, rear defogger, am/fm stereo-cass, floor mats, int wipers, dual bags, running boards, tow Pkg., $1750 opt pkg discount, $500 lease VIN#X5684129, Stk#9881, M RSP $18,875. D ealer disc air bags, VIN#XX621235, Stk#9505, MRSP $23,790. 36 renewal, $400 college grad rebate if qualified,VIN#XUJ28078, Stk#9851, $1065, $400 coll grad rebate if qual, 36 month closed month closed end lease, $1999 down $0 security deposit M RSP $33,885. 36 month closed end lease, $2999 cap cost reduction, end lease, $1500 down, $250 ref security deposit due due at inception. 12000 miles per year.150 over, Total of $300 refundable security deposit due at inception. 12000 miles per year at inception. 12000 m iles per year.150 over, Total of Payments $14,562, Lease end value $12133. .15® over, Total of Paym ents $13,766, Lease end value $ 1 8 5 7 3 . Payments $8604, Lease end value $10,003.

Per Month i $ P er M onth P er M onth 299 Buy For $28,599 239 Buy For SIMM

S av in g s • S electio n • S ervice • S a tisfa c tio n

^ L I N C O L N Mercury

ROUTE 35 • 732-264-8500 • KEYPORT

Prices include all costs to consum er except license, registration & taxes INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 ’6 7

1 5 0 0 0 w ilts PER YEAR LtAStSl ■V IIIM IV A IM S r l ^CtPtVNHERtNOTED

DODGE @ T R U C K SfM S

PODGE RAM IS D O D G E D A K <

ZERO DOWN PAYMENT. '99 Dodge. ZERO DOWN PAYMENT! '99 Dodoe. Dual air bags, V8, auto/od., A/C, Dual oir bags, alum whls, rear ABS, P/S, sliding rear win­ auto/od, V6, a /c , ps, pb, sliding dow, delay wipers, AM/FM. Vin. rear window, am /fm cass & XG194994 Stk. #90790 MSRP: MORE! Vin. XS283693. Stk. $22,470 $2775 Disc. + $400 #90826 MSRP: $17,955. *$183 College Gradt + $300 Commercial 1st mo + $495 bank fee = $678 Rebatet *50 mos. - $239 1st. mo. at signing. $400 college gradt + $495 Bonk Fee = $734 At + $300 commercial rebotef Signing. 10,000 miles per year applied. 36,000 miles indud- included/15Cper mile overage. ea/15C per mile overage. LEA5c -per * 1 8 , 9 9 5 Special

Winner of Dodge's highest honor...

A w a r d F o r

F I V E S T A R E x c e l l e n c e ^ o e tf a b la Espanol J l Route 35 in Hazlet (732) 7 3 / ’ 4 w lU

‘bpecial tinoncing and/or rates on selected models upon primary lender approval ■ see dealer ir approval on a '. Excess wear & tear extra. Buy out option at Fair Market Value. TOP/Total Cost: CARAVAN; $10,512/$12,407; GK,CARAVAN: $13,392/$15,287; INTREPID: $8964/$9859; STRATBS: $9744/$10.639: DURANGO: $12.502/$I3.3975: RAIfc$11,950/$13,145; DAKOTA: Not responsible for typographical errors/omissions. All prices include all costs to be paid by the consumer except for licensing, registration fees & taxes. © CM AOS.______6 8 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 NISSAN OF REDBANK ★ ★ IT ALL ENDS JUNE 3 0 T H ! ! ! * *

F A C T O R Y SHIPPED

VEHICLES TAGGED

IFOR IM M ED IATE

DISPOSAL!

Nissan, auto, 4 cylinder, power steering, power brakes, AIR, dual Nissan, auto, 4 cylinder, power steering, power brakes, AIR, dual airbags, bucket seats, cruise, tilt, power windows, power door airbags, bucket seats, cruise, tilt, power windows, power locks, locks, rear defrost, AM/FM cassette, MSRP: $15,709 rear defrost, AM/FM cassette, CD player, MSRP: $24,976 Vin#XL069844. Total due at signing: $2370 Total cost: $8530 MAKE ANY OFFER! B U Y PRICE \WXT209778. Total due at signing: $2551 Total cost: $11,021 MAKE ANY OFFER! B U Y PRICE HEW 1999 HUmtOER SE

LEASE

Nissan, auto, 4 cylinder, power steering, power brakes, AIR, dual Nissan, auto, 6 cylinder, power steering, power brakes, AIR, dual airbags, bucket seats, cruise, tilt, power windows, power door locks, airbags, bucket seats, cruise, tilt, power windows, power door rear defrost, AM/FM cassette, CD player, MSRP: $18,678 locks, rear defrost, AM/FM cassette, MSRP: $19,769 MC178021. Total due at signing: 12454 Total cost $8859 MAKE ANY OFFER! B U Y PRICE VinU350S94. Total due at signing: $2521 Total cost: $11,861 MAKE ANY OFFER! R U Y PRICE

'8 9 FLEETWOOD '9 5 DODGE NEON '9 4 ELANTRA '9 4 SENTRA XE Cadillac, auto trans, 8 cylinder eng, p/s, p/b. Auto, 4 cyl eng, power steering, 1 Hyundai, auto trans, 4 cylinder Nissan, auto trans, 4 cylinder eng, p/s, p/w, p/l, p/ant, p/m, p/trunk, rear defrost, power brakes, air cond, AM/FM engine, power steering, power p/b, air cond, rr defr, bucket sts, AM/FM b/seats, cassette.82,640 mi. Stock#369986 stereo. 50,533miles, Stock#229525 brakes, 96,461 miles, Stock#9494V stereo. 74,304 miles, Stock#302623 * 6 . 9 9 5 * 6 . 9 9 5 * 7 . 9 9 5 * 7 . 9 9 5 '9 5 SATURN SL "97 CIUIC DX '97 SENTRA GXE . '97 TACOMA P/U 5 speed manual trans, 4 cyl eng, air Honda, auto trans, 4 cylinder engine, Nissan, auto trans, 4 cylinder eng, air Toyota, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, air cond, Cond, power steer/brakes, AM/FM p/s, p/b, p/w, p/l, p/m, sunroof, cond, power steer/brakes, AM/FM dual airbags, rr spoiler, step bumper, stereo. 68,628 miles, Stock#109605 cassette. 25463 miles, Stock#057883 stereo. 24,700miles, Stock#754811 cass. 23,782miles, Stock#227387 * 7 . 9 9 5 * 1 2 . 9 9 9 * 1 2 . 9 9 9 * 1 3 . 9 6 6 '9 8 ALTIMA GXE '9 4 QUEST GXE ■ a e 6 Z 6 ljc '9 5 CONTOUR GL Nissan, 4 cylinder, air, p/s, p/b, p/w, p/l, Nissan, auto, 6 cylinder, air, p/s, p/b, p/w, Mazda, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, p/w, p/l, Ford, auto trans, 4 cylinder engine, air p/m, p/trunk, rr defr, dual airbags, bucket p/l, rear defrost, dual airbags, p/ant, p/sts, p/trunk, rr defr, dual airbags, cond, power steer/brakes, AM/FM seats, cassette. 13,965miles, Stock#237956 cassette.62,159 miles, Stock#805031 cass. 43,133 miles, Stock#501673 stereo. 14,639 miles, Stock#109605 * 1 4 . 9 9 5 * 1 4 . 9 9 9 * 9 . 9 9 5 * 1 6 . 5 6 6 '9 5 ALTUVIA GXE "96 ECLIPSE I -95 TRACKER "91 ACCORD SE Nissan, 5 spd man trans, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, Mitsubishi, auto, air, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, p/w, Geo, auto trans, 4 cylinder eng , air Honda, auto, 6 cyl, air, p/s, p/b, p/w, p/l, p/w, p/l, p/trunk, rear defrost, AM/FM p/l, p/trunk, bucket seats, alloy wheels, cond, power steer/brakes, AM/FM p/m, p/ant, p/trunk, rr defr, AM/FM stereo. 61,928 miles, Stock#148193 cass. 46,687 miles, Stock#325297 stereo. 32,810 miles, Stock#900211 stereo. 34,540 miles, Stock#012683 * 1 - 1 . 4 9 5 * 1 1 . 4 9 5 * 1 2 . 9 9 5 * 1 5 . 9 9 5 '97 RAM 1500 P/U ‘96 VOLVO 854 '97 MAXIMA GLE -97 MILLENIA Dodge, Laramie SLT, auto trans, 6 Auto, 6 cylinder eng. p/s, p/b, p/w, p/l, p/m, Nissan, 6 cyl, auto, full power, air, keyless Mazda, 6 cyl, auto, air, p/s, p/b, p/w, p/l, cylinder, air, p/s, p/b, p/w, p/l, p/m , p/trunk, rear defrost, bucket seats, entry, rr defr, dual airbags, sunroof, leather, p/m, p/trunk, p/ant, rr defr, dualairbags, cassette. 37,693 mi, Stock#298035 cassette. 29,459 miles, Stock#307224 cass. 34,690 miles, Stock#803937 cass. 32,523miJes, Stcck#30223Y * 1 6 . 9 9 9 * 1 7 . 4 9 5 1 * 1 8 . 8 9 6 * 1 9 . 9 9 8

J q e J 4 iX P iC f TO **HY l f S S !

?oute 520 • RED BANK •

Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for licensing, registration & taxes. Prices include all rebates/discounts/incentives to dealer. Photos for display purposes only. *Based on 36 mos closed-end leases with fair market value purchase option avail at lease end. 1 st mo plus down payment, refundable security deposit & acquisition fee due at signing. Leasee resp for repair, maint & excess wear & tear. Mileage: 12K mi/yr; 15

L e a s e DOWN SECURITY F o r PAYMENT DEPOSIT

ALL FULLY EQUIPPED WITH: 3 Vista Bay Windows • Color TV w/Remote & VCP • Molded Running Boards • 4 Captain Chairs • Sofa Bed • Power Windows & Locks • Automatic Transmission • Stereo Cassette • Hardwood Trim • Pleated Shades • Tilt & Cruise • Ceiling Trim • Full Carpeting • Front & Rear Air Conditioning • Molded Center Light Beam • Front & Rear ABS Brakes • Power Mirrors • Much More! Vehicle shown with equipment from an independent supplier. Vin#X1088995 • MSRP $33,028

3 Vista Bay Windows • TV/VCP Ready • Molded Running Boards • 4 Captain Chairs • Sofa Bed • Power Windows & Locks • Automatic Transmission • Stereo Cassette • Hardwood Trim • Pleated Shades • Tilt & Cruise • Ceiling Trim • Full Carpeting • Air Conditioning • Molded Center Light Beam • Front & Rear ABS ______Brakes « Power Mirrors • Much More! Vehicle shown with equipment from an independent supplier • MSRP $28,217 • Vin#X1064852______

I l M e S t a c k '7£/m /O e e ;p . . . ^ in c / & < & //// "/£/m {G /hea/p/f

c “ . H j g h w a y 3 6 • Eatontow n

1/2 mile east of Pky. Exit 105

Prices include all costs to be paid by consum er except for license, registration & taxes. All rebates & incentives to dealer. High Top total paym ents: $10,764, Low Toptotal paym ents: $9684. 36 m o. Closed end lease: $0 dow n, $0 security. Just 1st pym t. and $400 bank fee due at inception. Inc. $400 coll grad reb., $1500 GM Chevrolet rebate if qual. 12,000 m i/yr, $.20 over. Expires 6/30/99. Vehicle shown w ith equip, from an independent supplier. See owners m anual fo r inform ation on alterations & w arranties. *Financinq fo r 36 mos to qualified buyers in lieu o f $1,500 rebate as advertised.______t t »K>! ?,■; 3M'.A TV'^CV-.S^S'OWI

DRIVERS WANTED Website: www.shrewsburymotors.com

M O T O R S , I N C . 1 Prices include all cost to be paid by a consum er except T V f Snrtm uury A vttiut • Shrtw sbury, N J. for license, taxes & registra­ tion. Not responsible for typo­ V isit our new ly renovated service departm ent graphical errors. Ad must be presented at time of purchase, prices on in stock units only. Your VW 5o n n e A t The Jersey ©Mayer & Dunn Advertising. INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999 7 1

DAVID MICHAEL © H O N D A WESVEDTHE W e D idn’t Invent Sum m er BESTFORLAST! A t T h e Jersey Shore... It’s D avid M ichael’s M odel We Simply Perfected It! Y ear E nd Sum m er Sales E vent, Proof... .you’11 love our prices, ...yoifll love our place G reat T hings C om e T o T hose W ho W ait! ...you’ll love us as m uch as the car!

Brand New 1999 HONDA Brand New 1999 VW ___M ACCORD LX ,h,.c« ,4, B E E T L E G L 4-Dr., 5-Spd. Man. Trans, 4-Cyl Ena., PS, PB. Air, 2-Dr, 4-Spd. Auto Trans, Frnt Whl Drive, 4-Cyl Eng., Dual Air Bags. P/Winds/Lks/Mirrs,Rr. Def., Tilt, PS, P/ABS Brks, Air, Dual/Side Air Bags, P/Lks, Rear Cruise, Inter wprs, T/GIs, AM/FM St. Cass. Defrost, Inter Wprs, T/GIs, Sec. Sys, Keyless Entry, VIN #XA081371. Stk. #99-7547. MSRP: $18,805. AM/FM St. Cass. VlN #XM453895.3tk. #99-9832. Lease: $999 Down Payt., $250 Ref, Sec. Dep., $545 MSRP: $17,400. Lease: $1299 Down Payt., $495 Bank L e a s e Bank Fee, $1891st Mo. Payt. = $2583 Due At Lease L e a s e Fee, $1871st Mo. Payt., $300 Ref. Sec. Dep = $2281 Inception. Total Payts: $7371. Total Cost: $9165. Due At Lease Inception. Total Payts: $7293. Total Cost: P e r M o . Purch. Optn At Lease End:$12,223. Mileage P e r M o . $9387. Purch. Optn. At Lease End: $12,006. Mileage Allowance 12,000 Mi. Per Year/204 Per Mi. Thereafter. Allowance 12,000 Mi. PerYear/150 Mi. Thereafter. 3 9 M o s . * 3 9 M o s . #

Brand New 1999 HONDA The New 1999 JE TTA PASSPORT LX 4 5 6 C M 5 8 W 1 GL Series, 4-Dr., Auto Trans, 4-Cyl Eng., PS, 4-Dr., S.U.V., Auto Trans, 4WD, P/ABS Brks, Air, Dual/Side Air Bags, P/Lks, Rr. Def., T/GIs, Inter Wprs, Tilt, Sec. Sys., V6 Ena., PS, PB. Air, Dual Air Keyless Entry, AM/FM St. Cass. Bags, P/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, Rr. VIN #XM043246. Stk. #99-9573. MSRP: Def/Wpr, Tilt, Cruise. Inter Wprs, $18,200 Lease: $1299 Down Payt., $495 T/Gls.t Alloy Whls, AM/FM St. Bank Fee, $1791st Mo. Payt., $290 Ref. Sec. Cass. VlN #X441-i887. L e a s e Dep. = $2263 Due At Lease Inception. Total Stk #99-7470. MSRP: $27,415. Payts: $6981. Total Cost: $9065. Purch. Optn. Dealer Discount: $3416. P e r M o . At Lease End:$11,830. Mileage Allowance 3 9 M o s . * 10,000 Mi. Per Year/150 Per Mi. Thereafter.

Brand New 1999 HONDA Brand New 1999 VW

2 H G E J 8 6 4 7 P A S S A T G L S 4-Dr., 5-Spd. Man Trans w/OD, Frnt Whl Drive, 4-Cyl Turbo Chrgd. Eng., PS, P/ABS Brks, Air, Dual/Side Air Baas, P/Winds/Lfa/Mirrs, Rr. Def., Tilt, Cruise, Inter Wprs, T/GIs, Alloy Whls, Sec. Sys., Keyless Entry, Moon Roof, AM/FM Cruise, Inter Wprs, T/GIs, Keyless St. Cass. VlN KXE46M Stk. #99-9917. MSRP: $24,215. Entry, Moon Roof, AM/FM Lease: $1299 Down Payt., $495 Bank Fee, $259 1st Mo. Stereo/CD. VIN #XH523230. Stk. L e a s e Payt, $375 Ref. Sec. Dep.=$2428 Due At Lease #99-7397. MSRP: $17,945. P e r M o . Inception.Total Payts: $10,101.Total Cost: $12,270. Purch. BUY Dealer Discount: $1946. Optn. At Lease End:$15,Q14. Mileage Allowance 12,000 FOR 1 5 . 9 9 9 3 9 M o s . * Mi. Per Year/154 Mi. Thereafter.

of Freehold

President’s Award Winner! - ‘96, ‘97 & ‘98! Drivers wanted.®?) -Honda’s Best!

ROUTE ROUTE 732-462-5300 732-462-5300 Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for licensing, registration & taxes, lease qistration & taxes. ‘ Lease payts. based on closed end lease with 1st mo’s payt, ret. sec. dep., bank tee, & down payt. due at lease i down payt. due at inception. No addit. liability other than extraordinary wear & tear. Subject to approval tnru primary s inception. No addit. liability other than extraordinary wear & tear. Subject to approval thru lender. Prices/payts. valid on advertised in stock units only. Offer expires June 30,1999. primary lender. Prices/payts. valid on advertised in stock units only. Offer expires June 30,1999. 7 2 INDEPENDENT, JUNE 23, 1999

W e will never lose a custom er because of prices

< $ B u y F o r m m m 2 0 . 7 9 9 f n i n e t y n i neteen GMC Sonomairoi Est Cab Pick U p n in e ty • 4 C y l n in e BUICK LESABRE • 5 Speed Trans • V 6 • Power Steering • A utom atic Trans SECURITY w / O I) DEPOSIT • Power Brakes M • Power Steering • A B S • Power Brakes • Cruise/Tilt • Power Seat - A B S • Int W ipers • Floor M ats • A ir Conditioning • Keyless Entry • Dual Air Bags • Alloy W hls • Dual A ir Bags • Alloy W heels • A ir Conditioning • AM /FM Stereo • AM/PM Stereo • CD Player w / c a s s . VIN#X8522900, M SRP $19,479, $1500 Rebate, $400 coll grad rebate. Opt pkg disc. &850

Lease For m m j 2 0 . 5 7 9 i w m m j u m M s a g s f c m t i S A 5£»5 7 053 n i n e t e e n | nineteen n in e te e n n i n e t y n i n e t y n in e ty # " JIMMY SLE 4X4 4DR. CMC Sierra 4x4 Pick Up BUICK Century BUICK Park Ave & s Ecmrv DEPOSIT

• V6 • auto w/OD • ps • pb • ABS • A/C • p/seats/win/locks • cruise/tilt • roof rack • •VG'Auto • Power Steering • V6 • Auto Trans w/OD • Power Steering • Power Brakes | alloy whls • r/def • am/fm stereo w/cass. • • VS • auto w/OD • ps • pb • ABS • No A/C • Power Brakes • ABS • Air CondiaoBing • ABS • Air Conditioning • P/locks/win • AM/FM Stereo f Jloy whls • am/fin stereo w/cass. • int wprs with Cassette • Cruise/Tilt Wheel • R/Def • Alloy whls • int wprs • floor mats • dual air bags Power Locks/ windows • Cruise • AM/FM stereo Dual Air Bags • Floor Mats • keyless entry dial air bags • H.D. Suspension Def • Keyless Entry • Dual air bags • Floor Mals • Leather int V1N#X2506926, MSRP $30,995, $400 college grad VIN#XZ520454. MSRP $22,997, VI N#X 15 72341, MSRP S 19.005, Opt. Pkg Disc $1400, rebate if qual. $1500 rebate. $400 Coll Grad Rebate If Qual. $1500 Rebate.

i L e a s e i ' Buy Lease. I For For For m m m m u m I n in e te e n n i n e t e e n n in e ty n i n e t y n in e PnCMMM n i n e PONTIAC Bonneville SEDAN > V6 * Automatic T ran s w/OD > Power Steering secPtrrv > Power Brakes * ABS DEPOSIT * Power Seats > Power Locks * Power Win - A larm * Dual Air Bags * Air Conditioning • V6 • Auto • Power Steering • Power Brakes • ABS f » AM/FM Stereo • 4 Cyl • Auto • Power Steering • Power Brakes • ABS • Air Conditioning • AM/FM Stereo with CD Player • w /C a s s • Air Conditioning • AM/FM Stereo • CD Player • R/Def i Cruise/Tilt Wheel • R/Def • P/seats/locks/win • Dual f - CD Player Air Bags • Keyless Entry • Overhead Console > Keyless Entry •Dual Air Bag‘ Rear Spoiler * Power Mirrors VIN# XM872574, MSRP $17,610, VIN#XF308789, MSRP $22,610, $500 Rebate. $400 Coll Grad Rebate. $400 college grad rebate if qual, 1N#XH238897, MSRP $24,825, $2000 Buyers rebate, $400 coll grad rebate il‘qualified. $1000 Bonneville loyalty rebate if qual.

Prices include all costs to be i „ J down/trade 1st payment (EXCEPT SUNFIRE, GRAND AM & CENTURY $0 1ST PAYME , , u4/$11.298, JIMMY $10,724/$19,097, SUBURBAN $15,764/$27,911, CENTURY $10,004/$10,979, PARk ,501/$13,388. © Mayer & Dunn Advertising