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BY CANDY TRUNZO Staff Writer he Garden State Arts Center in Holmdel is an open-air theater that has brought performing artists from Bennett T to Bolton to Buffett to our back yard. But when it comes to buying tickets, some Bayshore residents believe it’s anything but neighborly. “We provide their fire, police and medical services,” asserts Beth Gorin of Holmdel who was shut out of seats to Crosby, Stills and Nash and James Taylor concerts this month. “You would think they would notify us first.” That’s unlikely, even though it’s true that the township does provide emergency services to the Arts Center — and the Arts Center is exempt from paying any taxes to the township. But local fans would at least like to think they are getting a fair shot at buying tickets to hear the hottest performers. Instead, many are frustrated by time-consuming ticketing procedures as Roland Woolson, (running in center), completes the rowing leg of the Ironman competition at the well as the inability to buy those most coveted concert seats — Sandy Hook Lifeguard Tournament on Thursday. See story, page 38. at least through legitimate channels. (Photo by Rich Schultz) Last year, when Jeannie Nuwel of Union Beach learned on the radio that Jimmy Buffett was going to appear at the Arts Center, she says she “went coconuts.” She wasted no time get­ ting on the phone to order her seats. But even though she got through three hours after the tickets went on sale, she had no Eye on local crim e luck. Nuwel ended up buying tickets through a scalper, who BY MARILYN DUFF There is mounting concern at the state level, how­ charged $150 for the pair of seats, instead of what she recalls ever, about an increase in murders, which rose six was the legitimate charge of $60. Staff W riter percent in 1993, and the rising number of juveniles According to Nuwel, who is something of a Buffett fanatic rime decreased slightly in 1993, both charged with that crime. (subscribing to his newsletter, the “Coconut Telegraph,” and statewide and nationwide, according to fig­ Murder charges were filed against 63 juveniles in frequently phoning into an 800-number that reports on Buffett’s C ures released recently by the New Jersey 1993, compared to 54 in 1992. antics), Buffett was so angry that so many of his grass roots fans State Police. Gov. Whitman has created an Advisory Council Continued on page 12 In The Independent’s circulation area, all towns on Juvenile Justice to review the entire system and except Aberdeen and Matawan followed that trend. recommend major reforms, according to a news re­ Both towns had small increases in violent crimes lease from the state police. and greater increases in non­ Crime in Monmouth violent crimes, according to County also decreased in the 1993 NJ State Police FOCUS: 1993. ' Uniform Crime Report A look at the crime that Countywide there was a released Aug. 3. marked increase in domestic The report includes data hits close to home violence cases, however — on four violent crime cate­ Stories on pages 6 - 7 5,064 compared to 4,308 the gories — murder, rape, rob­ previous year. bery and aggravated assault — and three non-violent Besides the index categories, the report includes crime categories — burglary, larceny and motor figures on arson, domestic violence and bias crime. vehicle theft. Figures are submitted monthly by all state law The total number of these crimes make up the enforcement agencies, including colleges. total crime index. Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, report­ Keyport showed an increase in violent crimes, ed a total of 105 crimes last year, including: 99 larce­ while Hazlet, Holmdel and Middletown showed nies, four motor vehicle thefts, and two burglaries. It drops in both violent and non-violent crimes. had no violent crimes. Statewide, the total crime index dropped4 per­ By comparison, Rutgers University, on its far larger New Brunswick campus, had 784 crimes, 25 Mary Stemmermann is thrilled with her luck getting tickets cent, reflecting a 3 percent decrease nationwide and a to an upcoming concert at the Garden State Arts Center. violent and 759 non-violent. 5 percent drop in the Northeast. (Photo by Rich Schultz)

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Art Rooke has worked his way from laborer to super­ intendent with Keyport’s Public Works Department. Page 4

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MAKING RAINBOWS — The founders of the Middletown-based Rainbow Foundation, Peggy and Tom Karaban, Calendar Page 32 prepare for the organization’s 10th anniversary. The greeting along the front of the porch overhang is part of a Classifieds Page 41 Scripture verse in the group’s logo: “Let the children come to me and do not hinder them,’ Mark 10:14. Editorials Page 30 (Photo by Rich Schultz) Letters Page 30 Milestones Page 27 F o r 10 years Obituaries Page 34 Sports Page 38 Police Beat Page 36 The R ainbow ’s end is caring Property Lines Page 37 Yesteryear Page 13 smallest grant they ever gave was $6 for Foundation medication; the largest has been $10,000 for equipment for a school for disabled offers aid to children. The latter helped 73 children, noted Karaban. Phone numbers: They also distribute some 5,000 new Editorial ailing children toys at Christmas time. 254-7000 Ext. 226 The key word is immediate — no red “You can’t get into the office at FAX 254-0486 ______BY MARILYN DUFF ______tape and no questions asked, Christmas (for all the toys),” he said. Circulation Staff W riter Karaban, and his wife Peggy who is Being a “neat freak,” he can’t stand that. 254-1755 the executive director of the non-profit The former Wall Street bond broker Display Advertising agency, rely on a network of agencies that still works part time in that business as a 972-6740 Ext. 220 en years ago Ted Karaban reached consultant. In 1983, the year before he out to help one small child suffer­ deal with children and notify them about FAX 254-0256 specific needs, be it a wheelchair, a ramp, found the Rainbow Foundation and after Classified 1-800-660-4ADS ing from a potentially fatal illness. about two decades in the business, he TThis year, as his Middletown-based help with medical bills or allowances for Classified FAX 432-0016 burned out from working 16-hour days Rainbow Foundation prepares to celebrate food. The agency also runs a shelter for abused and neglected children called and lost his own health. a decade of caring, the list of beneficiaries He also didn’t like what he was seeing. — seriously ill or needy children of all Noah’s Ark. ■ - MII)DI J'lOYW - The biggest request this summer was In the late 1970s and early 1980s, he said ages and their parents — has swelled to a new breed entered the financial world. 4,000. for air conditioners for children undergo­ They were “much brighter,” but motivated independent Still, the Atlantic Highlands resident ing treatment for cancer, Karaban said during a recent interview at the New by “sheer greed.” wonders if celebration is the appropriate Karaban is a deeply religious man and Managing Editor word. Monmouth headquarters. They received calls religion the cornerstone of his foun­ In a recent foundation newsletter, he 22 such requests in one week and were Howard Altschiller quick to respond. dation. “It’s all based upon our faith,” he Sports Coordinator writes that over the years, “We have seen said. many happy endings and have cried many “Unfortunately, there are a lot of kids Lindsey Siegle out there who need help,” said Mrs. Growing up in Brooklyn, he consid­ tears,” — tears for the children who died, ered the priesthood but, instead, sought Executive Editor no longer able to fight the ravages of dis­ Karaban. Gregor)^ Bean Citing examples of other recent re­ out the security of Western Electric ease attacking their bodies. Company. Working in lower Manhattan, “To me the thing that remains solid is quests, Karaban said the Monmouth Publisher he discovered Wall Street — the “Street” that we have made, and can continue to County Division of Social Services asked Kevin Wittman in financial jargon — and decided that make, a difference — one child at a time,” for a crib for a little girl with AIDS. was for him. Today he is studying to be a says the former Wall Street dynamo Monmouth Medical Center asked for a A Greater Media Newspaper deacon, a five-year process in the Catholic turned child benefactor. reclining wheelchair for another child, and church, he said. The Rainbow Foundation, which op­ the Visiting Nurse Association of Central The Karabans moved to Middletown The Middletown Independent circulation erates from a small 18th-century house on New Jersey (formerly MCOSS) requested 15 years ago. Mrs. Karaban spent her is subject to audit by Verified Audit of Cherry Tree Farm Road in the New $602 to help pay medical insurance for a Circulations, Inc. Published Wednesday by child with cancer. summers in Keansburg as a child and they Monmouth section of Middletown, is the Greater Monmouth Publishing Co., Unlike other agencies that focus on used to visit her grandmother there. They Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick N.J. unique in New Jersey in that it offers moved from Middletown about two years 08816. Third-class postage paid at immediate financial or other help to chil­ specific illnesses, “We take any child with Eatontown , N.J. $32 a year. First-class dren, aged 17 or younger, throughout the any problem,” said Karaban, a short, mail subscription available at $65 for 26 stocky man with warm blue eyes. The Continued on page 11 weeks, 40 cents a copy. state. 4 AUGUST 17, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

Cop wants his name cleared, his job back

MIDDLETOWN — Former police detective and juvenile officer Wayne “Chuck” Bradshaw and the police union are suing the township and top officials to get Bradshaw’s job back. An 11 -year veteran, he was trans­ ferred to the patrol division last November. The salaries are the same, but he lost a $500 annual stipend. Bradshaw also wants his name cleared from insinuations that he did something wrong, he said last week. Asked to comment, Police Chief William Fowlie called the suit “frivo­ lous.” He declined to comment further about the case, but said he had spoken to Bradshaw three times about his atti­ tude. Fowlie said no one else had any­ thing to do with the reassignment. It was his decision alone, he said. The suit was filed in July against the township, Fowlie, Township Administrator Joseph Leo and Committeeman Patrick Parkinson. “Wayne was wrongfully demoted and his benefits taken away,” said Patrolman’s Benevolent Association (PBA) President Robert J. Morrell Jr. Morrell said that research by PBA attorney, Fred Klatsky, indicates the administrator and committeeman also “were involved.” Leo and Parkinson declined to com­ ROOKE’S NO ROOKIE — Art Rooke has spent 30 years on the job at the Keyport Public Works Department, ment. Leo did note, though, that the working his way up from laborer to superintendent. state Public Employment Relations (Photo by Rich Schultz) Commission (PERC) had denied a grievance filed in the case. Asked about that, Bradshaw said there was an emer­ gency relief hearing in February to D aily labor o f love m arks career restore his job, but that PERC said it was not their venue. An official hearing is pending, said Bradshaw.. the entire sewer system and pump sta­ the parks, which have also grown in num- “The reason (for the suit) has much less to do with the transfer itself than Public W orks tions. ber.There is another difficult aspect of the the methodology,” said Bradshaw. job — reassuring impatient people. Mayor John J. Merla commended the He said he was never informed of super takes 30 work of the dedicated employee at last “A lot of time we’re understaffed and the reasons and that he was replaced by week’s borough council meeting, and pre­ people call and think they have an emer­ someone, who is, in his opinion, “com­ years in stride sented him with a watch. gency,” he said. “Especially during snow­ pletely inexperienced.” Because he worked so closely with Also honored at the meeting was 30- storms, people think we should plow their ______BY LAUREN JAEGER______street first.” juveniles and the school system, the year police veteran Sergeant Bob Dillon. demotion insinuates he did something Staff W riter The only frustrating part o f Rooke’s “There are 27.5 miles of streets,” wrong, he said. That is why he wants Rooke noted. ‘During a major storm, all KEYPORT — Art Rooke started his job, he said, is “not getting home for New his name cleared up. 15 employees are out on rotation, seven or Bradshaw is a member of the PBA first day of work as a laborer for the Year’s or Christmas when there is a snow­ eight at a time.” executive board and involved with cur­ Keyport Public Works Department on storm. Through the years, and in the rent contract negotiations. He also testi­ June 1,1964. 1960’s, there were a lot of snowstorms.” The winter of 1994 was horrible, he noted. fied last year on behalf of Lt. Robert Today, Rooke, who is the superin­ Several aspects have changed since Oches during a hearing on Oches’ chal­ tendent of the department, said there is no Rooke began. For one thing, there were “There were 18 snowstorms and 28 lenge of Fowlie’s 1990 promotion to place he’d rather be. more public works employees for a town water main breaks,” he said. captain and Oches’ bypass again in that was smaller in population. 1992. That case is expected to go “Time flew,” he said of the milestone. However, Rooke takes it all in stride. before the Merit System Review Board “Thirty years went fast.” “I was the 23rd employee,” Rooke Not only does Rooke not plan to leave said, adding that he was attracted to the of the state Department of Personnel “Every day there’s something different his job anytime soon, he has no plans to this fall. An administrative law judge job because of the benefits. ‘Now we’re to be done,” he noted. “Every day it’s dif­ leave Keyport, either. ruled in Oches’ favor in June and the down to 15.” ferent. It’s not like working in a factory or Keyport, he explained, is where he was board can either accept, reject or modi­ on an assembly line.” “The last two years we had come close born and raised. It is also the borough fy that decision. Either party can then to laying more off,” he said, explaining appeal. From laborer, Rooke became meter where Rooke and his wife, Mary, watched that the borough’s budget has been Bradshaw is the son of the former reader, then repairman, and then became a their two sons, David, 26, and Steven, 23, decreasing, not increasing, with time. grow up. township administrator, Herbert Brad­ foreman. In 1977, he was promoted to shaw, and had been a detective for five assistant superintendent, and in 1985, he Instead of laying off people, the man­ “My two sons just bought houses in years when he was transferred to patrol became superintendent. power was spread over a seven-day week, Keyport,” Rooke said. “It’s always been a duty. Many years of training were involved which decreased the need of overtime. nice little town.” For the past four years, he has been with his job, Rooke said, which finally However, he noted, there are more Besides working in Public Works, juvenile officer. Shortly before his earned him his state license for being a chores to take care of today. For one, the Rooke likes to go fishing in the Raritan transfer, he was elected president of the Monmouth County Juveniles Officers water treatment plant operator, a water public works department paves roads, Bay or visit his granddaughter, Allison, Association. supply operator, and a license to oversee takes care of recyclables, and maintains now seven weeks old. THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 17,1994 5 Panasonic. & ^Source For Q ua/iti/ & £ > a v v ig s

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7’\: : M id d le to w n Local Crime Statistics ‘ E x c e l l e n t

Aberdeen H a zle t Holmdel Keyport Matawan Middletown Monmouth . Vi-'fid C ounty s h a p e ’ Crime Index total 1992 602 430 317 334 174 1,328 21,103 MIDDLETOWN — The township 1993 646 319 301 293 200 1,175 20,148 continues to be in the top five, nation­ Crime rate 1992 35.3 19.6 27.5 44.0 18.8 19.5 38.2 wide, in terms of a low crime rate for per 1,000 1993 37.9 14.5 26.1 38.6 21.6 17.2 36.4 towns of its size, according to Police Violent crime rate 1992 3.1 1.8 1.5 4.0 1.0 ' 0.8 3.4 Chief William Fowlie. per 1,000 1993 3.2 0.7 1.3 4.7 1.1 0.7 3.1 The recent 1993 Uniform Crime Re­ Violent crime port figures show that crime decreased Murder 1992 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 slightly in 1993 compared to the previ­ 1993 1 0 0 0 0 0 11 ous year. Kape 1992 10 2 0 1 3 143 A decrease in aggravated assaults 1993 16 0 3 0 0 5 122 offset increases in robberies and rapes. Robbery 1992 11 9 3 4 2 7 536 There were no murders. 1993 10 1 2 1 1 13 515 Most of the rapes, which rose from Aggravated 1992 32 28 14 25 6 42 1,202 three to five, involve relatives, said assault 1993 28 15 10 35 9 33 1,062 Fow lie. Non-violent crime And the robberies, which doubled Burglary 1992 131 74 58 60 31 222 4,312 from 7 to 13, in most cases involved 1993 152 69 45 54 45 231 4,010 strong-arm tactics, like a push or Larceny 1992 369 287 231 229 123 996 13,771 punch, as opposed the use of a weapon, 1993 392 209 234 176 136 849 13,381 said Fowlie. Motor vehicle theft 1992 49 30 11 15 11 57 1,131 Armed robberies, where guns are used, are not much of problem in the 1993 47 25 7 27 ? * r:* 44 1,047 O the r township and robberies, in general, are cyclical, he said. Arson 1992 7 6 2 4 0 0 124 Non-violent crime decreased except 1993 1 2 12 1 1 107 o for burglaries, which rose slightly, Domestic violence 1992 88 69 27 67 56 214 4,308 from 222 in 1992 to 231 last year. 1993 100 112 48 95 67 194 5,064 In other areas included in the report, Bias crime 1992 2 2 1 2 1 115 5 domestic violence cases declined, 1993 0 3 3 4 10 104 3 while bias crimes jumped from one to Demographics 1 0 . 1990 census population 17,038 21,976 11,532 7,586 9,270 68,183 553,124 Fowlie attributed the rise in bias Area in square miles 5.45 5.60 17.90 1.40 2.26 41.02 471.57 crimes to a change in the reporting Police officers method. There is no major increase in 1992t - 30 44 27 18 21 96 1,232 bias crime in the township, he said. 1993 28 45 26 18 21 95 1,234 Overall, in terms of crime rates, Source: N.J. State Police, Uniform Crime Report, 1993 “we’re in excellent shape,” he said. — M arilyn D u f f

H o lm d e l M a ta w a n Crim e here is dow n but it’s not yet out C rim e rises slightly MATAWAN — The Chief of Matawan Police feels the borough has little While the incidence of crime in he adds. reason to worry. Holmdel is down in 1993 from the pre­ Phillips says that the Neighborhood Although the number of crimes has risen according to the latest Uniform ceding year, that may not necessarily Watch program has been very success­ Crime Reports, statistics have remained about average, according to Chief ful in recent months. At one time, he represent a trend, according to Holmdel Carmen Messina. Chief of Police Bruce Phillips. explains, residents were apathetic, not In 1993, there were 21 crimes per 1000 residents, a slight increase over the More than halfway through this involved. But as concerns about the 1992 statistic of 18 per 1,000 residents. year, the number of reportable incidents safety of their community have grown, “County wide, it’s about the same,” Messina said. was up in every cat­ so has the report­ Matawan had no rapes or murders last year, and only one case of arson in egory, he says. ing of suspicious the 2.26 square mile borough. events to police. “When you have Burglaries and larcenies may be on the rise, according to the Uniform an increase in pop­ The most signifi­ Crime Reports. ulation, you have an ‘When you have an cant increase in In 1993, there were 45 burglaries, more than the 31 reported in 1992. increase in crime,” increase in popula­ the Uniform There were 136 larcenies reported in 1993, while in 1992 there were only Phillips explains. Crime Report is in tion, you have an 123. Holmdel’s popu­ the area o f dom es­ increase in crime.' Messina said that the numbers normally fluctuate from year to year, and lation has increased tic violence, that the numbers for 1993 were average. about 5 percent, by where incidents Bruce Phillips Domestic violence went up slightly. In 1992, there were 56 domestic vio­ unofficial estimates, Holmdel Chief of Police jumped from 27 in lence cases, and in 1993, there were 67. since the 1990 cen­ 1992 to 48 in “Arrests were mandatory,” Messina explained. “The law was stronger (last sus to 12,000 resi­ 1993. year) than it was previously.” dents. Phillips attributes “Whether either party wants to or not, the arrest will be made,” Messina What has offset the population in­ the increase to the economy, and the said. crease is the increased vigilance both of resulting economic pressures on people Matawan also had its share of good news. There were fewer car thefts in the police force and the residents of the living in an affluent community such as 1993 as compared to 1992. In 1993, there were nine motor vehicles taken, area. Holmdel. while in 1992, there were 11 taken. “We have an aggressive, visible po­ He also points out that the numbers However, once again, Messina feels it may not be a trend of decreasing car lice patrol that is working hard,” says do not reflect the fact that there might thefts, but another average statistic. Phillips. Indeed, Holmdel police have be as many as five incidents in one The borough had 21 officers taking care of roughly 9,270 residents in gained a reputation for getting their household. 1993. man — or woman — and the criminal — Candy Trunzo — Lauren Jaeger element is painfully aware of that fact, THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 17, 1994 7

K e y p o r t A rson and car thieves

KEYPORT — Overall, crime de­ — the impulse to light a fire. It wasn’t creased slightly in the borough, according done for insurance purposes,” Ruth said. to the just-released 1993 state Uniform Wheeler noted that four people were Crime Reports. arrested for the arsons, but they had no Violent crime, however, went up a lit­ connection to each other. tle — from 30 in 1992 to 36 in 1993. A rise in domestic violence is also The sharpest increases were in the cat­ revealed from Keyport’s crime statistics. Protect Your Investment Now egories of motor vehicle thefts, domestic There were 67 domestic violence cases in With ACME McCONNELL FUEL Exclusive violence, and arson. 1992, and 95 in 1993. Decreases were seen in burglaries and “I don’t know if it’s an increase of PER YEAR larcenies. drugs or alcohol or that people in general FOR LESS THAN $3500 YOU GET: Keyport’s Chief of Police Howard are not compatible,” Wheeler said. “There Ruth said the car thefts were caused by are custody battles, too. There are differ­ • The Best service plan available...Anywhere! Includes Parts & Labor “the element we had hanging around ent cases all the time.” • Complete yearly inspection/tune-up included town.” One statistic is good news — there was • 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE “Most were from out o f town, as I re­ a slight decrease in burglaries and larce­ • Other oil co. contracts completely transferable call,” he said o f the arrests. “It was a peri­ nies od of time when car jacking or stealing In 1992, 60 burglaries were reported, was in vogue. The Mustang GT — that and in 1993, there were 54. Plus...$50 OF HEATING OIL FREE was the car in vogue to steal.” In 1992, there were 229 larcenies; in However, Ruth said he was surprised 1993, there were 176 larcenies. ACME*McCONNELL FUEL to learn that there were 27 cars stolen in Wheeler said this might be due to the “YOUR LEADER IN SERVICE” NEW 1993. This was 12 more than the previous Neighborhood Watch group which was year’s statistic. formed last year. 908-291-3200 « 264-3000 CUSTO"ERSONLY Detective Sgt. Steve Wheeler said that “The residents are assisting the police the cars were stolen because of “the department,” he said. “They see strangers demand for parts on the black market. The and they call us.” chop shops pay more.” There were 38 crimes per 1,000 resi­ CONGRATULATIONS TO A GREAT SPORTS TEAM Another troublesome statistic was the dents, down from 1992’s statistic of 44 increase in arsons. In 1993, there were 12 crimes per 1,000. COUNTRY ROADS DAY CAM P arsons; in 1992, there were only four. Keyport had 18 officers to take care of Ruth had little explanation for the rise roughly 7,586 residents on 1.4 square CAPTURES THE CROW N in arsons. miles last year. “It’s just the attitude of the individuals — Lauren Jaeger

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Deputy Chief Frank Emery attributes a included in the index figure. steep drop in crime between 1992 and Besides the high visibility, Emery 1993 in part to the high visibility of po­ thinks the patrol system is better — plus lice. “police are doing a very good job.” “W e’re very obvious out there,” said Of the 10 categories included in the Emory. report, the only area where Hazlet had an Still, he said Hazlet is the kind of com­ increase — and a significant one — was munity where “crime runs in spurts.”. in domestic violence, up from 69 incidents For example, because the township is in 1992 to 112 last year. so close to the Garden State Parkway, it That increase is a result of women might get hit with four or five burglaries becoming more aware of their rights, said in a single day; then the burglars move on Emery. “It seems women, who basically and “we never see them again.” are the victims, realize they have rights to The same type of situation exists in file complaints.” A lot of it (domestic vio­ nearby Holmdel, he said. lence) is harassment,” said Emery. The total crime index based on the State law has also changed, requiring 1993 Uniform Crime Report compiled by police to file complaints in certain in­ S unday, Aug ust 8 ,1 9 9 4 the New Jersey State Police dropped 26 stances. This has led to a dramatic in­ percent between 1992 and 1993, from 430 crease statewide in the number of inci­ The Country Roads Softball Team was crowned as the 1994 Champions to 319 incidents in the town. Arson, dents being reported. at Sundays Double Elimination All-Camp Tournament. In a marathon domestic violence and bias crime are not 12'/: hours, 6 team playoff, the Country Roads Warriors compiled a stunning 4 -1 record for the day, with the final game ending at 8:20 P.M. A b e rd e e n and a score of 13 - 6. Camp teams included Ivy League, Mill Road, Lake Rape, burglaries on rise Vu, Rolling Hills, and Pine Grove. The team, wearing great team shirts designed by Jeff, animation specialist, went for breakfast together and then started playing at 8:00 ABERDEEN — Reported rapes in the Also on the rise in he ov . hi, is bur­ township increased from 10 in 1992 to 16 glaries. In 1992, 'here were !~1 reported A.M. Directors Joan & Ed stayed from morning to evening, making runs in 1993, but even the chief of police does burglaries; in 199.', tberr wt re 152. to the store for ice, gatorade and snacks. There was a large cheering not know why. Larcenies increased aorr. 369 reported section of Group Leaders, Counselors, TYavel and C.I.T. Supervisors. “There is no way to know wh ,” said in 1992 up to 39^ in 1993. Chief Brian Dougherty, commenting on Team Co-Captains were Sean Van Lew, Head Baseball Coach, and Jeff the statistics published in the 1993 Uni­ Domestic violence may be on the rise, Nodelman. Those representing Country Roads included Bobby Coleman, form Crime Police Reports. according to the Uniform Crime Reports. Basketball Coach (and teacher at Marlboro High School), R.J., Bert, There were 88 reported domestic violence Jason, Greg, Barry (Apache Division Leader), Mike, Eric, Joe, Brian, He said that the rapes did not fall under cases in 1992 and 100 in 1993. Mike T., Jimi (Chiefs Division Leader), Meryl, (Braves Division Leader any specific category, such as a person “There are a lot of people out of being accosted by a stranger. work,” said Dougherty. “It results in an and a Teacher in Manalapan) was scorekeeper. “There are a myriad of reasons,” he increase of domestic violence and bur­ It was dark when an exhausted cheering section ran on the field said. glaries.” “Sometimes the victim knows the He added that with five new officers fo r hugs and high-fives to an exhausted team. assailant and sometimes not,” the chief ready to hit the streets in 1995, the pres­ said. Sometimes, he added, it is a juvenile ence of police may put a damper on crimi­ CONGRATUIATIONS TO THE TEAM, THE COACHES, who was sexually assaulted and the infor­ nals ready to cause chaos within the town­ PLAYERS AND FANS WHOSE SPIRIT PROVED TO BE THE WINNING EDGE. mation is confidential. ship’s borders. ■ ^ -d m ' n i u t n m i i i » »««««» m « n t i » 8 AUGUST 17, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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______BY MARILYN DUFF______Staff W riter HAZLET — The Recreation Com­ mission will propose building a perma­ nent roller hockey rink at Veterans Park, in the vicinity of the Hazlet Swim and Tennis Club parking lot. Plans to build a rink at Evergreen Park in northwest Hazlet were scrapped last month after residents complained the rink would create traffic hazards. Evergreen is at the end of a dead-end, residential street. The commission, meanwhile, is go­ ing ahead with plans for a roller hockey league. It will play temporarily on the park­ ing lot of the Swim and Pool Club. It is scheduled to start in October and is open to youth aged 16 and younger. About 10 people attended the com­ mission’s meeting Thursday where a new site was discussed. Recreation Director Barbara Ronchetti said the commission has picked an area where old basketball courts are located. The group will send a letter of rec­ ommendation to the Township Committee. GETTING READY — Theresa Rost prepares for her appointment to the Hazlet Board of Education. Meanwhile, residents of the Ever­ (Photo by Rich Schultz) green Park area have come up with rec­ ommendations to improve the run-down park. R aritan grad selected to becom e They told commissioners at last week’s meeting that they want new playground equipment. new Hazlet school board m em ber They also want to have a neglected ballfield at the park graded, and a large, HAZLET — The newest member of the Board of Education She and her husband, Richard, have one daughter, Michelle, but deteriorating basketball court had wanted to run for a board seat last spring, but she decided to 5, who will enter kindergarten this fall at Lillian Drive School. repaved and divided into two smaller wait a year so that she could network and become better known She became interested in serving on the school board after courts. in the community. researching the local district, in an attempt to decide whether to Last month about 70 park-area resi­ Then, a temporary vacancy opened up and the board picked educate her daughter at a public or private school. dents turned out for a special meeting her from a field of four applicants. Rost has served on the Board of Health for approximately a “This is the perfect way, so when I do run, people will know year and works part time for the Visiting Nurse Association of about the proposed rink and complained (me),” said Theresa Rost, 34, of 4 Bunker Hill Road, who was Central Jersey (VNA) — formerly MCOSS — as a weekend su­ about the general condition of the park. sworn in last week to fill a seven-month vacancy. pervisor, where she also teaches classes. That meeting was run by Mayor John The opening was created by the resignation of Linda Boehler, She previously worked full time for the agency as manager of Bradshaw. whose three-year term expires in April. referral services. Since then, the park has been better A registered nurse, Rost was bom and raised in Hazlet and is She studied nursing at Mountainside Hospital in Montclair — maintained. a 1978 graduate of Raritan High School. Her maiden name is on the recommendation of her Raritan High School guidance Funding for major improvements Gill. counselor, she noted — and earned her bachelor of science would not be available until 1995. In a telephone interview, Rost said that as a board member, degree at Kean College, Union. For more information about the new — she will be particularly interested in curriculum and the account­ Marilyn D u ff roller hockey league, call 739-0653. ability of teachers and administrators. 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BAKER & SONS SINCE 1965 “There was a problem with Rod The 3,250 season subscribers to the AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING Stewart last year,” admits Cookie San­ Arts Center, who also have first shot at tiago, a member of the marketing staff for purchasing tickets, probably account for HIGH EFFICIENCY SPECIALISTS the Arts Center. “By the time tickets went the lion’s share. Besides their own pack­ Residential - Commercial on sale, there were no tickets.” age of three or four concerts, they can buy 24-HOUR SERVICE The question, of course, is why? First, tickets to any other concert on the Arts 1-800-273-7153 some background on the Arts Center. Center’s formal schedule. They do not get 354 Highway 36, Middletown 495-0600 Opened in June 1968, the center is preference on performers who are added operated by the New Jersey Highway later in the season. Finally, factor in the blocks of seats HERE’S A HOT IDEA Authority, which is also responsible for the 173-mile Garden State Parkway. that go to the artists themselves, pro­ According to its annual report, the 1993 moters, corporate sponsors and other season, from June to September, featured VIPs. 56 performances, nine of which were Neither Movelle nor Dennis Ingoglia, complete sellouts including two by Buffett public affairs director of the New Jersey THINK COOL. and one by Stewart as well as Don Highway Authority, could put their hands No Paym ent Due U n til Jan. #95 Henley, 10,000 Maniacs, Spin Doctors, on the number of tickets actually available It’s also the perfect time to see your Allman Brothers, Neil Young and the to the public for such concerts as John Carrier 5 Star Dealer and discover the Beach Boys. An additional 25 concerts Mellencamp, Janet Jackson or Michael — energy savings and high utility rebates sold out under the roof. Bolton by press time. V&’reThe Inside Guys. yOU get with a Carrier total comfort The resulting gross ticket sales of The Arts Center has taken steps to give system. $9,587,835 led the Arts Center to be fans a more fair shake at getting tickets. Your Carrier 5 Star Dealer’s job is to sell named nation’s fifth top-grossing am­ For one thing, they did not allow any new you comfort - not just a box that blows phitheater for the second year in a row by subscribers this season. air. And they take their job quite Performance magazine. Also, they instituted a new wristband seriously. You’re assured of getting the Since 1984, bookings have been han­ ticket sales system at the beginning of the system that’s right for you - and your season. Under the system, ticket buyers budget. dled by Delsener/Slater Enterprises in New York City. This year’s corporate first had line up over a three-day period, Call your Carrier 5 Star Dealer today. sponsors are Canada Dry and Topps Ap­ from May 18 to 20, to get numbered The weather’s perfect. pliance City. Ticketmaster provides tick­ wristbands placed on their wrist by a rep­ eting services to the Center. resentative from the Arts Center. They were distributed in random order, from 1 I F' I *100°° OFF I Ticketmaster, the largest distributor of to 2,500. I with instal^/on^of Furnace'oi-Air Condltioning I *^ £ £ *5 “ . sports and entertainment tickets in the US, has been embroiled in a controversy of its Then a random number was chosen: |TsacgggSB*r»| j own. The Department of Justice has begun 2,418. On May 21 at 7 a.m. those with investigating the company after accusa­ wristbands had to line up again in the tions by the rock group Pearl Jam that order of the number selected — number Ticketmaster has a near monopoly over 2,418 first in line, 2,417 last in line. tickets and charges inflated service fees. Pam Stallone of Hazlet, who was lucky F R E E MEDICAL CARE According to Barbara Movelle, mar­ enough to get her Janet Jackson tickets keting administrator and spokesperson for that day, was blunt about the new set up. If you are 18 years of age or older and are currently the Arts Center. Ticketmaster and the “It’s a pain,” she said. “It’s bad enough to have to wait in one line, but to wait twice? having symptoms of Sinusitis including: Garden State Arts Center box office draw from the same pool of tickets to sell to the And don’t they realize that people have to • Post nasal drip w public. Ticket buyers pay an extra $3.75 work during the week to be able to afford the tickets?” • Runny nose per ticket for the convenience of buying their tickets at a Ticketmaster outlet; Some people showed up at the Arts • Cough $4.75 plus another $2 handling charge to Center without wristbands but with cel­ • Facial pain or pressure purchase tickets by phone. lular phones. A few were able to get • Headache Patrons do not pay an extra charge for through to Ticketmaster, which began selling tickets at 8 a.m., and then ordered • Fever tickets bought at the Arts Center’s ticket booth; they pay $4 for each mail order. v tickets before those with wristbands were You may qualify for a research project involving a dosing schedule of To some extent, the problem of ticket accommodated. i But Arts Center officials maintain that, marketed antibiotics. Qualified participants will receive study < deficiencies can be attributed to bringing such popular performers to a relatively whatever its shortcomings, the procedure medication, physical examination and laboratory tests at no charge. small venue. Busy signals and long lines maximizes fairness and minimizes scalp­ Patients will be compensated up to $175.00 for successful completion, go with the territory. ing. of the study. The sheltered amphitheater of the They also claim that aside from that Garden State Arts Center has 5,300 seats; few shows that “go to lawn” on the same another 5,000 fans can pull up a patch of day tickets are available, about 90 percent grass and sit on the lawn for half-price. By of shows have plenty of seats under the comparison, the arena at Madison Square roof available to the public. MEDICAL CARE Garden in New York City seats 19,000. 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BY LAUREN JAEGER “They are terrific candidates. They real­ Ridge Road, was also a mechanic. ed to be a cop,” he said. Powers, the son of ly are,” he said. Meanwhile, the fifth new officer, James Tom Powers, a Monmouth County free­ Staff Writer Three of the newcomers, the chief Powers, of Wall Township, was attending holder, is the brother of Sergeant John ABERDEEN — Five rookie cops for noted, are former United States Marines Trenton State College when he heard that Powers, who still works for the township the Aberdeen Township Police Department who served in some capacity for the the Civil Service test was being adminis­ police department, and also Tom, who is a began their formal training Monday at the Persian Gulf War. They are Gus Grivas, of tered this winter. detective for the Monmouth County Monmouth County Police Academy in Lloyd Road, Michael Plant, of Lloyd Road, “I still have one semester to go,” said Prosecutor’s Office. Freehold. and Michael Lasko, of Sherwood Drive. Powers, 22, who was working towards a Under a decision reached last month, The police, all in their 20s, had passed In addition, the chief noted, Plant’s degree in journalism. Powers was the only the Aberdeen Policeman’s Benevolent the Civil Service test and had been ranked father, Irvin, was a former officer for the new officer available for comment last Association No. 167 agreed to a new, lower according to their scores, said Chief Brian Matawan Police Department, and Lasko’s week. starting salary. Dougherty. They will graduate the acade­ uncle was also a police officer. Plant was However, he said, he is happy to be part The new salary will be $22,000 for the my in December, and by next year, the formerly employed by the Matawan Police of the Aberdeen Township Police first six months of academy training, which police force will be back up to 30 officers, Department as a dispatcher, and Lasko Department. Eventually, he said, he may will then be increased to $25,000 a year. unless there is an unexpected death, leave worked for the Cliffwood Post Office. finish up his credits and earn the degree he The previous starting salary was $31,906. of absence or retirement. Grivas was employed as a mechanic, set out for. Powers, for one, said he is not troubled However, the chief said he feels upbeat. and another new officer, Raymond Sosa, of “In the back of my mind, I always want­ by the lower starting salary.

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grocery store. All of the children have been providing they can sing,” Bom said. University, wrote the play as his master’s Producer is still abandoned by their parents. Dancers are also sought for the musical. thesis. Three performances will be put on at the One of the dance numbers brings the He never knew for sure whether his seeking to cast Lloyd Road School in Aberdeen Township photographs on the magazine covers in the musical would be produced, but now he’s on Nov. 19 and 20. supermarket to life, as envisioned by a men­ even more pleased that Creative some members Creative Productions is a unique theater tally ill, homeless man. Productions took an interest in it. company. Since 1988 the group has worked The talk show host is a combination per­ “This is everyday life,” he said, when closely with the Monmouth County Office ______BY LAUREN JAEGER______sonality of all of the hosts on television — asked to describe the play. “These are kids of the Disabled, finding roles for people Geraldo, Sally, Phil, Oprah. in a supermarket, and a look at the culture Staff Writer who have physical or mental handicaps. “But they must also sing,” Bom said. of people who read tabloids and watch TV Already, Walter Born, the Aberdeen Meanwhile, the playwright, who lives in in a funny, touching way. It’s like a fairy ABERDEEN — A search is under way township resident and producer of the the­ Pennsylvania, said he is looking forward to tale with a comic build up.” to cast members of Creative Production’s ater company, has cast several of the roles seeing his work performed live, on-stage. “It’s a combination Twilight Zone and upcoming original musical, Champion kid's Foods. in the play with disabled people. Don Tenenblatt, an undergraduate of Christmas story,” Tenenblatt said. “It’s a The role of one boy, age 14 or 15, is still Yale, currently working towards a Ph.D. in modem Christmas Carol.” The story focuses on five young people, open. music theory and composition at the Mason age 8 to 15, who live in the basement of a “It can be filled by a disabled person — Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers Continued on next page

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OPEN 7 DAYS M usical on! Rt. 520 East-1/4 mile East ol Casola Farms Policy Rt. 79 Marlboro 946-4286 We w ill not be undersold Marlboro 8 am-6.30 pm We w ill meet or beat any Rt. 34 S Laird Road Colts Neck Advertised item of 946-8588 Two miles South ol a b a n d o n e d equal size 520 Colts Neck 9 am-6 pm c h i ld r e n s u m Continued from previous page v Tenenblatt said that he was inspired by an actual newspaper blurb he came across A unique landscape design Is available at Casola’s Carden Center. Bring your dimensions and a picture of your home and our professional design staff w ill help you do the rest______about 10 years ago, in which some children were actually hiding in the basement of a supermarket. From the basic idea, Tenenblatt came up O N A L L with a wild story. Each child ended up in the supermarket in his own way. For instance, the youngest TREES & SHRUBS child, Dairy, was found by the other chil­ dren inside a Dumpster in a milk crate when she was a baby. Despite his successful effort, Tenen­ blatt never took a formal class in play writ­ ing and still thinks of himself as a “song­ H^ ^ M o w t o b u y writer” rather than playwright. He teaches musical theory at Rutgers and plays piano professionally as well. In the meantime, the Creative Pro­ l l l p M !d s till have nwne ductions producer said he was very pleased to have found such a perfect script. * Born noted that through various con­ tacts, he finally came across the playwright who wrote the musical. 4 ■ - It is an unusual occurrence to find a good script, and an original one, according to the experienced producer. “As a regular activity, I read about one or two scripts a month,” Born said. “In most instances, they’re not developed far enough.” Born said he constantly seeks a well- constructed, finished musical that fits under the category of “family oriented entertain­ ment” Bom said. The producer said he liked Tenenblatt’s play because while it has a lot of comic relief, it also is a reflection of “what’s hap­ pening in the world today.” “There is abuse and abandonment and an attitude that some people are burdens and not supposed to be treated with any dignity,” he said. “Besides that, there is nice, challenging music,” Bom said. “It’s not simplistic.” For more information, call 566-6985. Bond plan to

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HOLMDEL — A $1.5 million bond ordinance has been adopted by the Township Committee in order to fund a variety of projects, including drainage work and road resurfacing. Portions of Roberts, Bethany, Van Brackle, Holland and Telegraph Hill roads are slated for the drainage and resurfacing work. The bond will also pay for work to bring municipal buildings and other facili­ ties into compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. The Township Committee also voted to ratify a three-year contract with Local It undies ami Rug.s 702 of the Public Employees Service Union. The union represents blue-collar • VAN HEUSEN • HIT OR MISS • KIDCO • AILEEN • DRESS BARN • SHOE-TOWN • NOT JUST TOYS • DRESS BARN W OMAN * BARE NECESSITIES • BOOK STALL • CALICO CORNERS • CINDERELLA BRIDAL AND TUXEDO • CINDERELLA II DISCOUNT OUTLET and clerical workers in the Township. • COUNTRY GRILL • FASHION FINDS * FLEMINGTON PLUS • JANS TRAVEL • OUR LABELS MANUFACTURERS OUTLET Under the contract, workers will re­ • LIGHTING FOR LESS - SUSAN GREENE • NOT JUST TOYS GYM ‘N PARTY CENTER ■ BON WORTH • FLEMINGTON CRAFT FESTIVAL ceive a 4 percent increase each year, • KTNY • FLEMINGTON FASHIONS • CLUB HOUSE • CLUB TAN • EYES FIRST • THE PLACE • FOUNTAIN PAINT & retroactive to January 1 of this year. The WALLCOVERING • MARKETPLACE CLEANERS • GABLE & LOMBARD HAIR DESIGNERS • CITY TRENDS contract also provides for a retroactive 1 • CARTER'S • BEAUTIFUL BUBBLES • AND STORES SO FAMOUS WE’RE NOT ALLOWED TO USE THEIR NAMESI percent pay raise to clerical workers H O U R S: M O N ., TUE., WED., SAT., 10-6 • THUR., FRI.. 10-9 • SUN.. 12-5 whose work week has increased from 35 The M arketplace of Matawan, Route 34, Old Bridge Twp. 908-583-8700 to 40 hours. 1 8 AUGUST 17, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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f/ioht iKl?ra Weyr,icLk’ 4’ washes as her water balloon takes hinch Hazlet s annual Town Block Party. The water-balloon toss f P9, — Jenr>ifer Sapienza, 4, gets set to throw a “arenade-stvle” and blueberry pie- and watermelon-eating contests, all new this vear were water balloon at Hazlet’s 3rd annual Town Block Party held Fridav at hut Mer?°r,al Pa^ - The even* was rained out the previous Friday snip s recreation director. SUCCe“ ' ‘ BartJara(Photo """cheK by Rjch eiown6 Schu!tz) but still drew between 300 and 400 residents. y (Photo by Rich Schultz)

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B y : G l u c k R e n o v a t o r s • Alum. - Vinyl Sidings • Sidewalks • Decks makes a difference • Brickwork • Wood Sidings • Gutters & Leaders Donovan, a teacher at Dorothy B. Hersh Also: Additions (shell or finished) Hersh HS provides High School. “For many parents there is C a l l N o w F o r Y o u r the twinge of ‘I hope my child finds suc­ special programs cess in the out-of-school world.’” E x t e r i o r F a c e l i f t Operated by The Arc of Monmouth to special children (Association of Retarded Citizens, Mon­ 591-0616 Although all graduates need a little mouth Unit, Inc.), Hersh High School’s help in preparing for the outside world, a eight 1994 graduates are taking their MEMBER: B.B.B. • CHAMBER OF COMMERCE special high school gives extra help for newly acquired job and personal skills and those with special needs. putting them to use. In addition to a spe­ 55 Tennent Road “The transition between school and cial high school education, Hersh High of­ Morganville, N ew J ersey 07751 work can be traumatic, especially for spe­ fers vocational, academic, personal and cial education students,” said Elaine on-the-job training to students, 14 to 21 years old, with special needs. The school also provides transitional support in going from the school environment to the adult world. Some pictures to build independence for the kids,” said Robert Leibowitz, principal at Hersh High. “That comes by way of acquiring are worth more life skills and vocational skills.” Decision­ making is an important part o f Hersh’s training. “From the time they were very than 1,000 words little, these kids were not allowed to make So many words are spoken every day that decisions,” said Leibowitz. At Hersh, stu­ dents form a group called Strike Force and som etim es it's hard to believe talking is decide on a particular activity, elect repre­ the answ er to anything. But it can be. sentatives and work toward a goal. For example, this year the Strike Force put on Especially for kids who have trouble a prom — coming up with the idea, pre­ senting it to the school administration and expressing their feelings. making decisions all along the way. Barbara O’Bosky, coordinator of voca­ tional education and transitional represen­ At the C arrier Centers for Counseling and tative for all graduates, emphasizes that transition from school to the adult world Outpatient Treatment, our Family Therapy begins early at Hersh High with assess­

counselors believe that kids need a place ments and training. “We do a complete assessment of ability, skills and social where they feel com fortable saying whatever needs on each student, along with an edu­ cation plan to ensure that each student is is on their mind. W ith the fam ily present, kids employed at the highest competitive level possible,” she said. are given an outlet to express them selves, Through the Career Awareness Pro­ their feelings and problem s that come from gram, students experience different kinds of jobs on a volunteer basis at non-profit keeping em otions bottled up. agencies, such as military stations or local nursery schools. “It gives the kids a chance to sample Personal difficulties such as relationship different jobs and gives us an opportunity to assess their skills,” said Leibowitz. problem s or dealing with grief can becom e Past graduates have proven to be suc­ cessful in their endeavors. Kevin Chevel, harm ful if ignored. Talking w ith Carrier's of Matawan, is a 1990 Hersh High School

fam ily therapists can shed new light on a graduate and has been employed as a li­ brary aide at Middletown Public Library’s situation that's troubling you or your family. Children’s Library for the past four years. While at Hersh High, he participated in the Career Awareness Program, volunteer­ ing at the Children’s Library of Long Appointm ents can be scheduled promptly Branch. Kevin was trained in alphabetiz­ at the Carrier Center nearest you - ing, the Dewey Decimal System, and in­ terfiling cards into two catalogues. Belle Mead. South Plainfield or “The education staff at Hersh High was wonderful,” said his mother, Vicki. Freehold. Just call our Inform ation and “The Arc program was the best placement

Assessm ent Center. possible. There was so much confidence instilled in Kevin, I am so thankful! Kevin wouldn’t be doing what he is today with­ out the care and service he received.” An Arc representative visits Kevin "Let's talk about it..." once a month to provide any support ser­ vices he may need. “Because of a great 800-933-3579 program, and because of Arc’s transition support, Kevin has become an indepen­ dent, confident young man,” his mother added. “I’m proud of him.” Area residents who graduated from Hersh High in June are: Charles Carroll, Middletown; Irene King, Port Monmouth; The Carrier Centers for Counseling Eric O’Neal, Atlantic Highland; and Steven Zide, Lincroft. and Outpatient Treatment — Judy Alvarez A division of Carrier Foundation THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 17,1994 2 1

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is easy while in a vacation home. How­ Following advice ever, when faced with returning to their AIR DUCT CLEANING normal routines they feel the responsibil­ from SPCA helps ity of pet ownership is too much,” says H ow A ir D uct C leaning Benefits You: Goetz. Many of these animals die from keep pets healthy 1 Helps relieve allergy suffering ■Fewer breakdowns, less maintenance starvation, illness or injury. ' Helps remove pollen, dust and other irritants • Reduces heating & cooling costs “Not only is this cruel, it’s also against ' Helps eliminate household dust • Provides a cleamer living environment Humans aren’t the only ones affected the law!” Goetz adds, “If you can no • Elimates possible health hazards by the hot, humid weather. Pets can suf­ longer care for a pet, don’t just leave it fer, too. out on its own. Please arrange to bring it The Monmouth County SPCA has is­ to a shelter where it has some hope of LTHIER 1118 River Ave., Rt., Lakewood, N.J. sued safety tips for protecting our animals being adopted into a new home.’’The 809-901-1515 • 1-800-734-8620 during the heated summer months. First Monmouth County SPCA is a non-profit and foremost is the reminder to not leave organization that operates both an animal 609-693-7775 pets in cars, even for short periods of shelter and a low-cost spay/neuter clinic COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL time. Within minutes the temperature in a at 260 Wall Street, Eatontown. For infor­ parked car can rise to dangerous levels mation, call 542-0040. and result in brain damage or death. Pet owners need to take precautions against heat stroke, particularly if their animals are kept outdoors during the day. Always provide plenty of fresh water for the animal and be certain that there are HURRY IN - 2 DAYS ONLY shady spots under which the pet can lie down. Even indoor animals can suffer from the heat if they are closed up in a home or apartment without air condition­ ing and proper ventilation. Again, fresh water is a must. “Due in part to their fur coats and their inability to sweat, animals in general feel the heat more intensely than people do,” explains Ursula Goetz, Monmouth County SPCA executive director. Owners may need to adjust their pets’ exercise schedules, too. If you’re used to taking your dog with you when you jog or bike ride, refrain from these activities dur­ ing the hottest part of the day. Early morning hours or in the evening when temperatures are cooler are far less taxing for your pet. Summer brings with it other problems for pets such as flea and tick season. Re­ member, to combat pesty fleas you need to treat not only your pet, but also your home. Your veterinarian can recommend effective sprays and other treatment op­ tions. At least once a day thoroughly in­ spect your animal for ticks. If you find one, remove it gently but firmly with tweezers, making sure you don’t leave the insect’s head imbedded in your pet. Use a mild antiseptic on the bite mark to guard against infection. The SPCA does not recommend let­ ting any pet, including cats, roam freely out-of-doors. However, if you choose to do so, be especially careful about treating the cat for fleas and ticks. Not only can the insects cause health problems for your pet, but there is an increased chance of spreading Lyme disease to your family. The risk of your animal’s contracting rabies from other outdoor animals is also greater. “It really is better to keep your cats inside the house,” Goetz recom­ mends. Deluxe-Firm \ I E x t r a - F ir m A common summertime event that’s a favorite for people can be a frightening A N Y S O Q A N Y S C “7 S IZ E O O S IZ E O experience for your pet. Fireworks dis­ I Competitor's OCEANSIDE'S U Competitor's OCEANSIDE'S plays, with their loud bangs, cracks and PriM With EVERYDAY 1 Price WWi EVERYDAY Coupon PRICE Coupon PRICE Coupon PRICE whistles, may cause the animal to panic Twin E t Pc. $33 *33 Twin E t pc. $57 *57 Twin ei. H. Twin Ea Pc. $149 *99 IWinEiPc. $199 *133 so it’s best not to bring animals with you. Full E t pc. $77 *33 Full E t pc. $127 *57 Ea. PC. E t pc. Keep them indoors, in kennels, or secure­ Full Full El. Pc. $199 *144 Full $269 *177 Queen set $199 *33 - Queen set $299 *57 .. Queen sti Queen set $499 *337 Queen set $599 *397 Value! Sale! ly leashed until the fireworks are over, Queen s« $1099 *397 says the SPCA. “A scared dog or cat may King set $299 *33- King set $449 *57~ King set King set $699 *433 King set $799 *497 Super Buy & Value. Sleep on it tonight. Great Value made exclusively for Deep quilted in luxurious fabric. fS uper thick & diamond puff King set $1299 *497 break away to look for cover and can 'Sold in sets only, King 3 pc. •Sold in sets only, King 3 pc. Oceanside. Super Purchase. No sag edging, no sag quilted with no sag edging. Handles, no sag edging, Damask 15 year warranty. 20 year warranty. 10 year warranty. become lost,” Goetz says. Your pet’s foundation. Quality built. Torsion coil boxspring & more! fabric & bench built since 1928. license or identification tag may be its only ticket home. As the end of the season approaches, OCEANSIDE BEDDING the shore area experiences the annual .______"TRUE VALUE DEEP DISCOUNT CENTERS" SavrgNJSxe 1982” problem of summer visitors who decide to abandon their pets. In September, the MANAHAWKIN SUPERSTORE - RL 72, Starboard Plaza (Next to Mldat Muffler) 609-597-8522 BRICKTOWN SUPERSTORE - Brick Mall, Brick Blvd. & Chambersbridge Rd. (Next to Good Friend Elec.) 908-9204666 SPCA typically sees a significant increase OAKHURST SUPERSTORE - 2112 Rt. 35, Midway Plaza (Next to Blue Swan Diner) 90M93-1556 TOMS RIVER SUPERSTORE - Dover Mall, M t. 1661 37 (Next to Bradlees i Frank's Big Mens Shop) 908-505-9811 HOWELL SUPERSTORE - RL 9, Roeeland Plan (Juat peat Kentucky Fried Chicken) 908-367-4242 MIDDLETOWN SUPERSTORE ■ 1872 Hwy. 35, County Sq. Shp. Ctr. (Next to Santa Fe Steak House) 908-957-1909 in the number of homeless animals FREEHOLD SUPERSTORE - RL 91 Craig Rd, Pond Rd. Shopping Center (Next to Pizza Hut) 908-577-1166 MAYS LANDING SUPERSTORE - Bleck Hone Pffcs, Festival at Hamilton (Acroas from Hamilton Mall) 60^625-1662 brought in by town animal control offi­ BAYVIILE SUPERSTORE-RL 9, Baywfck Plaza (Next to McCrotye) 908-269-5111 HAMILTON TWP. / TRENTON SUPERSTORE -1164 Hwy. 33 (Next To Paterson Chevrolet) 609-586-9229 SOMERS POINT SUPERSTORE-57 Laural 0r.(N)xt to Mobil)1/4 MI.Betore GSP No. EnL 609-653-8144 LAWRENCEVILLE/TRENTON SUPERSTORE- 2795Biunawick Pike (RL#1,NextToSwitt Bakery) cers. OPEN 7 DAYS MON. FRI. 10-9, SAT. 10-6, SUN. 11-5. PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED ON fPREMIUM SETS ‘To some people, caring for an animal *See store for details. Prior sales do not apply. 2 2 AUGUST 17,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

A TOUCH OF DANCE B uilder tees up g o lf plan Center For The Performing Arts BY LARRY RAMER Logobardi added. Longobardi and Mattoliano said they The Home of The Award Winning Touch Dance Co. Correspondent have retained the services of Hal Purdy, a golf course architect who, according to a COLTS NECK — A new public golf press release from Longobardi, “has course could be coming to the township in designed many award winning courses R oute 79 • M inisink M all • M ataw an the near future. such as Bamm Hollow, Middletown; At its Aug. 9 meeting, the township Battleground, Manalapan; Pine Brook, Planning Board held an informal discus­ 566-8330 Manalapan; Forsgate, Jamesburg; and sion on a proposed golf course to be built Glenwood, Old Bridge. on Route 537, approximately 2 miles east The reaction of board members to the of Route 34. proposal appeared REGISTER NOW! The 18-hole favorable. course, to be called ‘The 18-hole course M ayor Tom Pebble Creek, “will FOR FALL PROGRAMS will create active, McClintock, who create active, afford­ sits on the board, Call For Information & Schedule able recreation for the affordable recreation said “this was turn­ people of Colts Neck for the people of ing out to be a real who like golfing but PROFESSIONAL Colts Neck who like honest to goodness do not want, for one INSTRUCTION IN: golfing but do not golf course.” reason or another, to • Ballet • Jazz • Dance Board member join a private club,” want, for one reason • Pointe • Acrobatics • Exercise or another, to join a Dick Mosher said • Tap • Acro/Jazz • Ballroom according to Ray “it’s very early in Ages IZi - Adults Longobardi, a Colts private club.’ the planning Beginner - Professional Neck resident who process, but it looks along with John IN-PERSON Ray Longobardi like a good idea and REGISTRATION Mattoliano, also of Colts Neck resident it seems that the August 22, 6-9 August 31, 6-9 Colts Neck, is .financ­ board is very opti­ August 24, 6-9 September 3, 10-4 ing the course. mistic.” August 27, 10-4 September?, 6-9 Pebble Creek “will feature a wooded Longobardi anticipated that the project August 29, 6-9 (part of) the course and then a Scottish- would create jobs for local residents dur­ English atmosphere on the second half of ing the 18-month construction period. He the course,” Longobardi told board mem­ added that he expects about 57,000 rounds 50% O F F ' bers. to be played on the course each year and No swimming pool or tennis courts THE TOUCH DANCE COMPANY I W F fiK lT l? A T l / W TfFP1 said players “will be treated as they would 1994 NATIONAL CHAMPS | 1 1 1 U i> I will be built at the facility, but a small pro at a private course.” Lisa M. Schneider, Director . when registered no later than September 7,1994 , shop and clubhouse will be constructed. If plans continue on schedule, the M em ber o f DEA/PDTA \ Mention Greater Media or Present This Ad “A few small lakes and bridges will developer said he anticipates the course also be built to enhance the course,” being ready for play in the spring of 1996.

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Festival set for w eekend MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER BY AMY SPIEZIO and the Wahoo and the All-Star Clearwater Blue Jam will stir, mellow and rock fans at 1167 Route 35 1 % 1 \ I\ IIATT\ rxi Staff Writer the Field Stage. Jazz, blues, alternative and Q Monmouth County’s own answer to rock fans will be delighted with the spec­ MIDDLETOWN, N.J. Woodstock, the Clearwater Festival, will trum of musical tastes. BAGEL COMPANY take center stage for a weekend of entertain­ The Welcome Stage will feature a vari­ 615-0025 ety of all-age entertainment from Sea Songs Punfnuw | ment at the Gateway National Park, Fort .111 to contemporary folk so the whole family WE DELIVER! 10 AM to 4 PM M-F Hancock, at Sandy Hook. Or Fax In Your Order 3 can enjoy a day together. V The festival will run from noon to dusk n i Mon.-Sat. 6 am-6 pm Sunday 6 am-2 pm Saturday and Sunday. Food vendors will offer a variety of 615-0290 wJinu HI The Monmouth County Friends of refreshments, but attendees are welcome to Clearwater Inc. was formed as a grassroots bring picnics to the Festival. BAGELS environmental organization with the pur­ Wheelchair accessible for the physically pose of watching out for and preserving the challenged, the producers offer Braille pro­ BAKED FRESH ALL DAY Sandy Hook bay area. grams as well as sign language interpreters 6 FREE j Sesame • Plain • Salt • Egg • Rye • Garlic • Poppy • Whole Wheal • Blueberry • Pumpernickel • Onion • Marble Everything • Cin. Raisin' • Chocolate Chip • Oat Bran • Spinach • Cheddar Cheese’ The Clearwater Festival is a celebration during many performances. l • Add 10c Each of music with an environmental message. The weekend festival is not a fund-raiser BAGELS The two days of music will feature folk, for the group, it is run by volunteers to The Ultimate Omelette enjoy the environment and encourage WHENYOU MUFFINS SPREADS BREAKFAST Meal„.S3.99 jazz and rock bands. In addition, there will FRESH OUT OF THE OVEN awareness of the Friends group. The $5 BUY 1 D0Z. , YOUR CHOICE OF BAGEL Served All Day ■v.-des horns fe kteredbage be Native American dances, African- Com, Blueberry Crunch, def...... $.79 EggonaBagel...... -..$129 olyo.t choice affl regular cofee REGULAR 1 Cream Cheese...... 129 Sandy Hook admission fee is waived for the Lemon Poppyseed, Cinnamon Egg and Cheese on a Bagel.... -.. 1.59 • Broccoli S Cheese American folk tunes, Irish jigs, Caribbean & Coffee, Chocolate Chocolate Cream Cheese & Scallions...... 1.89 Sausage 4 Egg on a Bagel---- 249 Festival-goers but organizers are requesting PRICE » • Ham i Cheese drums and children’s acts. Environmental Chip, Carrot Raisin Cream Cheese. tors & Vtetoufc.1.89 Bacon 4 Egg or a Bagel...... 249 I Cream Cheese & U»...... 2.89 • Sausage & Cheese a $3 donation. (Selection Vanes Daily)...$1.25 Taylor Ham 4 Egg on a Bagel...... 2.49 displays, vendors and a Friends member­ NoliotiemMMotierolta * Cream Cheese & Vegetables.....189 Ta^ Ham 4 Cheese on a Bagel.....239 •BaconS Cheese Those interested in joining the organi­ Btalys...... $.55 ship tent will also be running throughout the •/coupon Cream Cheese & Garle & Hert) ...189 Taylor Ham. Egg & Cheese on a Bagei..279 • Mushroom & Cheese zation at the Festival are offered the special Mhs...... $25 Cream Cheesei Olive & Pimento.. 1.89 Sausage Egg 4 Cheese on a Bagel... 279 two days. Mark Lamhut is a Freehold resi­ Exp.SM I Bacon, Egg 4 Cheese on a Bagel.... 279 dent working to make the festival a success incentive of a voucher for $2 off the sale of Gourmet Spreads To Go BEVERAGES a Festival T-shirt. (7 oz. Container) and he is optimistic about this weekend. Plain...... $139 MANHATTAN BAGEL* General meetings are held monthly dur­ Freshly Ground Coffee or Tea Lamhut said he expects at least as many *5.16 Vegetate...... $2.99 BAGEL concertgoers this year as the 1993 concert. ing the summer in House 11 of the Sandy Scallion...... $2.99 Reg-...... $.66 ,43 Blueberry. SANDWICHESLarge...... $.94 ‘‘Last year we had well over 20,000 peo­ Hook area. In the winter, the meetings are StrawbeiTy...... $2.99 Snapple • Milk'1/2 Ga Milk 79* ; Hatsini Walnut...... $2.99 Gourmet Style - held in the Monmouth Beach Borough Hall. Chocolate Milk ple over two days,” he said. ....$1.29 GarieJHert)... S3 99 Indudes Pidd* and Satad ol your choice Hoi Chocolate Featuring three performing areas — the In addition to organizing the annual fes­ Ln...... $3.99 American Cheese. Smss. Provoione or BREAKFAST ; ....$1.72 01* i Pine*...... 13.99 Muenstar add 30c Soft Drinks'Juices Family Stage, the Welcome Stage, and the tival, the Friends of Clearwater operate a ,.,52.15 $439 Field Stage — each section will delight dif­ coffee house, the Sloop Clearwater sailing $399 CHARBROILED SPECIAL ; ..,52.5! HmiCheese $429 ferent viewers. outings, a Clearwater Traveling WE ALWAYS GIVE A $249 SPECIALTIES The Family Stage promises family, folk Environmental Festival for grade school "BAKER'S DOZEN"! . $289 Grilled Chcfcen Breasl...$3.49 FRESH EGG \ ....$3.44 BlT...... $299 Bagel Burger...... $319 and international entertainment such as The students and many other green activities. Bagel Burger witn Cheese $3.49 ON A BAGEL , Bagel Burger witn Cheese 4 Intertribal Indians of New Jersey dance and For more information about the festival Our Bagels Are Low Ctten Salas...... $379 ...$4.30 Egg Salad ... $279 Bacon...... $429 NottobecomDmedwrtholhefolfefs | song, Bob Killian and Dave Street, “The or any other Monmouth County Friends of In Fat and New and Cream Cheese $499 wfcoupon . ,.,54,13 Includes Vour Choice ol Cote Middle Aged Rapper.” Clearwater activities, call the Clearwater Cholesterol Stamp Salad . $379 Slaw. Potato or Macaroni Salad The Mel Hood Jazz Combo, Tine Tuna Hotline at 872-9644.

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COLTS NECK — The fifth annual a spinning wheel and blacksmithing Colts Neck Fair will begin tomorrow, fea­ equipment. turing a variety of musical acts, activities A $2,500 defibrillation unit will be for children and adults and displays repre­ donated by a local insurance company to senting local businesses. the Colts Neck First Aid Squad. The fair will be held on the Markos Colts Neck seniors will have a country Field fairgrounds on Bucks Mill Road off store selling jams, jellies, pickles and Route 537, between Routes 34 and 18. homemade items. Fair hours are from 5-11 p.m., Thursday The Little Miss/Junior Miss Colts and Friday; 2-11 p.m., Saturday and noon Neck Fair competitions will be held on to 8 p.m. Sunday. Saturday. The Little Miss competition is Hot-air balloon rides will be conducted for 4- to 7-year-olds, and Junior Miss con­ at 5 p.m. on Thursday and Friday. Horse, testants are 8 to 11 years old. craft and puppet shows, amusement park A talent show will be held on Sunday. “thrill rides,” paddle and pony rides, a pet­ Performances will last approximately ting zoo, magicians and a variety of three minutes. gourmet foods and exotic coffees will be A variety of collectibles will be on dis­ on tap. play including toys, dollhouse furniture, The debut of the Colts Neck polo team kites and temporary tattoos. I s Your C hild C aught will be held on Thursday. The Motts Parking will be available on the Bucks Artillery Colonial Group will have a divi­ Mill Road site for $3 a vehicle. Free park­ In a F ailu re C hain? sion camping out in a tent throughout the ing will be available around the comer in Your child may need help with weak study skills or duration of the fair. The group will the municipal complex on Cedar Drive. poor reading or math skills. He or she may be demonstrate how life was lived years ago — Chris Justice unm otivated or lack confidence, despite a good IQ. with displays containing antique artillery, Our certified teachers help students overcome frustration and failure. A few hours a week can help gain MIDDLETOWN the Educational Edge® Ind ivid ua l testing and tuto rin g in Reading, Study Skills, W riting, Phonics, Spelling, M ath and SAT Prep. Canoe trip slated Monmouth County Park System has scheduled a canoe trip and picnic along the Delaware and Raritan Canal on Sept. 3. Participants will leave from Thompson Park, 6 7 1 - 0 2 0 0 Newman Springs Road, Lincroft, at 9 a.m., and will stop on the way for a picnic lunch. 1650 Rte. 35 S Suite 566, M iddletown The cost of the trip is $30 per pair, plus $6 for each additional person in a canoe (maxi­ mum of 3 per canoe). Fee includes transportation, canoe and equipment. Pre-registration THE HUNTINGTON LEARNING CENTER is required. For information, call 842-4000.

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cludes a certificate of course completion, Class of ’74 a free two-week membership to Jersey Shore Wellness Center, and a barbecue in reunion slated the courtyard pavilion. To register, call A reunion for the Keyport High 776-4470. Jersey Shore Medical Center’s School Class of 1974 is being planned for CPR Training Center is certified by the Saturday, Oct. 8 at Don Quixote Inn, American Heart Association. Route 34, Matawan, at 7 p.m. For more information, call Dana Freiburg, 739­ 5341, or write Class of 1974, 533 Volunteers needed Momingside Ave., Union Beach, 07735. Planned Parenthood of Monmouth County is looking for volunteers for the Kiwanis flea Matawan clinic. If you feel you have a few hours a week to give, and have the market Sundays positive, non-judgmental approach they are looking for, call for more information, The Kiwanis Club of Keyport will be 842-9300. sponsoring a full-time fund raiser in the form of a Flea Market every Sunday through December from 8 a.m. until 5 ■ : ■ ■ p.m. The market will be held on American Legion Drive, Keyport. W O M E N S This is the first, full-time Kiwanis fund-raiser ever, in the entire United HAIRCUTS States, according to Ed Burlew, the first vice-president. For more information, call 888-9625. $ Q 9 9 Commodities to w ith Toni be distributed (Reg. $24) with this ad Commodity distribution for Middle­ town residents will be held at the Middle­ town Senior Center between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Sept. 16. Residents who are not C o mI ^ HAIR irnm DESIGN ^ registered may register for future distribu­ s4 S&tvice SetA» h - tions to be made in 1994. Level of income Chelsea Place • Hwy. 35 • Hazlet for residents who wish to register is T u « thru Fri. 10-9 • Sal. 9-5 $12,895 for family of one; $17,446 for a i 7 5 9 - 5 3 8 5 family of two; $21,997 for three, and r I z T Z $26,548 for four. Proof of income and residence must be provided. For informa­ tion, call 615-2265. TYVEK A H * I C r P v r \ CONSTRUCTION House Wrap Funds raised for i i o O I 1 COMPANY ^ M onmouth SPCA t \ i

The “Summer Party on the Navesink” The Sign of Quality Home Im provem ent B i r d w * * Incorporated at the Red Bank home of Judith Stanley, on July 31, raised $9,500 for the SPCA’s animal shelter and humane education pro­ grams. Grace Fowler of Red Bank won $525 in the evening's 50/50 and she do­ nated the full amount back to the organization. A number of area merchants and individuals donated 38 gifts for the silent auction. The Monmouth County SPCA is a non-profit organization that OVER-STOCKED VINYL SIDING • 16 COLORS operates an animal shelter and a low-cost spay/neuter clinic at 260 Wall St., Eatontown. For information, call 542­ 0040.

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A CPR training session will be held • 13 CO LO RS IN STO C K from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday in Lance Auditorium at Jersey Shore Medi­ 156 W. Front Street, Keyport 8 8 8 * 0 9 5 8 cal Center, Neptune. The fee is $5 and in­ fully Insured • Family Owned and Operated • References Available Upon Request For Your Convenience, We Now Accept VISA & MASTERCARD. ^ ------— —^ 2 6 AUGUST 17,1994, THE INDEPENDENT CALL NOW FOR POST-SEASON A I R CONDITIONING K n o w i n g h e a t i l l n e s s H E A T I N G & PRE-SEASON PRICING sym ptom s can save live s

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Couple marks 60th anniversary

Tony and Phyllis (Rago) Perito of Belford celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on June 30. The couple was married June 30, 1934 in Brooklyn, N.Y. A party was given in their honor on July 8 at Bella Vita’s in Staten Island, N.Y. The | Buy 1 Dinner Entree hosts of the party were their children Elaine Pasta • Steaks • Seafood • Cocktails and Receive and Andy Bardell of Brooklyn, N.Y.; Cookie and Joe Oliva of Belford; and Anthony and Diane Perito of Middletown. The Original Outdoor I *5.00 O ff l The couple has 10 grandchildren and 13 OPEN | SECOND DINNER ENTREE | great-grandchildren. Waterfront Deck 7 GM Exp. 8-31-94 Mr. Perito worked in the Bricklayers for Dining Union in Brooklyn, and he enjoys wood­ DAYS work and gardening. Year’round Enjoy The M illion Dollar o n t h e b a y Mrs. Perito is a homemaker, and she for Lunch View o f The New York 2 6 4 - 3 7 3 0 enjoys cooking for her children and grand­ and Skyline at Reasonable U n i o n A v e . children. Tony and Phyllis Perito D inner New Jersey Prices! Union Beach Wallace-Sinkleris Patricia A. and Dr. Joseph S. Wallace of Matawan announce the engagement of their daughter, Peggy M. Wallace, to An­ RIDER’S drew Charles Sinkleris III, son of Andrew and Penny Sinkleris of Riverside. EDSE, The future bride was graduated from St. John Vianney High School, Holmdel, INC. and Trenton State College, Ewing. She is OPEH TO THE PUBLIC currently working in the graphic arts de­ RIDER S EDGE COUPON partment for the Monmouth County Park System, Lincroft. Her fiance was graduated from River­ *ANY TRAIL side High School, Riverside, and received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from RIDE s Trenton State College, Ewing. He is an English teacher at Nottingham High WITH THIS COUPON - OFFER EXPIRES 9/30/94_ School, Hamilton Township. The wedding is planned for Oct. 14, Team Penning (Friday Nites) 1995. Pony Rides • Hay Rides • Lessons Available • Featuring Our New Petting Zoo For The Children ' Peggy Wallace, Andrew Sinkleris Horses Boarded Bought and Sold We have 22 miles of wooded trails Run by a fully qualified and professional staff \ Rounds-Blagrove Reserve a Horse Today Belmar Blvd. Farmingdale Peter and Lucy Rounds of Red Bank 9 3 8 - 7 3 6 0 announce the engagement of their daugh­ Gift Certificates Available Call For All The Details ter, Dorothy, of Arlington, Va., to Peter Martin Blagrove, son of Anthony R. Bla- <(VJV# grove of Arlington, and the late Maria Blagrove. The future bride was graduated from Middletown High School South and Mary Washington College, Fredericksburg, Va. She is a flight attendant for Delta Air Lines, based in Washington D.C. Her fiance was graduated from Hern­ don High School, Herndon, Va. and Vir­ ginia Polytechnic Institute and State Uni­ versity, Blacksburg, Va. He is a systems engineer for LSA Inc., Arlington, Va. The wedding is planned for October 9, 1994. Peter Blagrove, Dorothy Rounds Installs ovsr existing gutters

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ABERDEEN STORE OPEN SUNDAYS 9 A M to 1 P M (no deliveries) Laws: No mail-order O ver 40 Years of C ontinued Service wine before its time We carry Foreign FAX YOUR ORDER & Domestic Parts (908) 566-4191 s it legal to ship wine from one state SPECIAL AUTO PAINT to friends, family, customers or con­ One of Central w i m : PHONE LINE sumers in another state? Jersey's Largest If your answer was an unqualified yes, (908) 583-9819 I Parts Distributors you are not alone. Most Americans don’t CHARLES B. Since 1947 MACHINE SHOP SERVICE know that it’s generally illegal to ship RUBINSTEIN wine across state lines. In fact, in some states, Texas for example, it’s illegal to HOURS: ship wine within the state. 56 6-1 088 • M ON.-FRI. 8-6 MATTY'S The laws that restrict interstate ship­ It’s Catch 22 time. • SAT. 8-4 56 6-6 600 ments are state laws, not federal laws, and You can’t legally move it from your • S U N . 9-1 A U T O P A R T S they have been on the books for close to old state to your new state, either by trans­ 148 Lower Main St., Aberdeen, NJ 60 years. There are exceptions to the porting it yourself, having the moving restrictions, but wend­ company do it or ing your way through shipping it by com­ the legal maze can be The laws that restrict mon carrier. difficult. Each state interstate shipments In such a situa­ FRANKS has its own regula­ of wine are state tion, more often tions. laws, not federal than not, the wine NURSERY & CRAFTS Some readers of laws, and they have does get to the new this column are sure been on the books for state, but not legal­ to be thinking that ly- such laws must be close to 60 years. The laws in New unconstitutional. Jersey also present S A V E 3 0 % After all, they seem to be in direct contra­ a few difficulties for the consumer. diction of the commerce clauses of the U. Individuals are allowed to bring in one S. Constitution. How are such laws on the gallon of wine and two quarts of brandy O N E V E R Y books? per day. Greater quantities require that a The states are relying on their own permit be obtained from the Division of interpretation of the 21st Amendment, Alcoholic Beverage Control and the taxes SILK FLOWER! which ironically enough is the amendment have to be paid. Furthermore, owners are that repealed Prohibition. restricted from transporting in excess of Congress wrote a section in the amend­ five gallons of wine within the state with­ ment that permits a state to ban the impor­ out obtaining a permit. tation or transportation of alcoholic bever­ In other words, if you go to your local ages. The intent was to permit a state to wine merchant and purchase 2 1/2 cases remain dry. Questions have been raised as (over 5 gallons) of wine, put it in your car to whether this interpretation is in fact and drive home, you are breaking the law. correct, and whether it would withstand a I ’m sure that there have been more challenge on constitutional grounds if than a few scofflaws. taken all the way to the U. S. Supreme All is not completely bleak. There are Court. 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Sale ends 8-24-94 Middletown By Appointment THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 17, 1994 2 9 Snazzy science stuff for teachers Try Redheads for The Council of Elementary Science of New Jersey will present its 3rd annual summer conference, 7:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Aug. 24, at Rider College, Lawrenceville. The day will feature a “Make and Take”, exhibits and concurrent workshops of many ideas for teachers of grades pre-kindergarten through 6. fun food, decor To register, send a check ($5 for members or $10 for non-members,) payable to CES-NJ to: Mary Volak, 38 Shore Haven Rd., Hazlet, 07730. BY MARC SCHLOSSBERG Dining Critic uestion: What do Lucille Ball, ‘Womansafe’ class offers workshop Little Orphan Annie, Rita Dining Out Tiger Schulmann’s Karate Center, Middletown, is sponsoring “Womansafe,” a Rape Hayworth, Howdy Doody, Ann- Awareness and Self-Defense Workshop today at 7 p.m., at their location in Bradlees Margret and Fergie have in com­ Shopping Center in Middletown. mon? Answer: They’re all Presented as a community service free of charge to all women, the workshop ad­ famousQ redheads. dresses the increase in violent crimes including car-jacking, robbery and abduction and the fact that the victims of these crimes are often women. There’s one more famous redhead on R e d h e a d s the rise — that’s Redheads Bistro/Bar in The workshop will cover personal safety and self-defense, with demonstrations of the Union Square Shopping Center, Mid­ 500 Union Square situations women may find themselves in and how to best handle them. dletown. Highway 35 South To reserve space in the class, call 615-2467. I must concede that walking into Red­ heads, I pictured the usual watering hole Middletown with buffalo wings, mozzarella sticks, 50 842-1136 types of beer, an equal number of ham­ burgers and popcorn on the table. What I found was something quite to the con­ Hours: Lunch 11:30-3 p.m. trary. weekdays, 11:30-4 p.m. week­ There’s lots of red in Redheads, as ex­ ends; dinner 5-10 p.m . Mon.- pected. Red carnations in vases with red Thurs., 4-11 p.m. Friday and water, red glass lamp shades over red Saturday, 4-9 p.m., Sunday. placematted tables, red hearts and stream­ R eservations: Parties of six or VIRION oatra* ers, pictures of famous redheads and the more. not-so-famous ones (Polaroids of your Credit cards: Visa, MC & value • Quality • Service family and friends are accepted for post­ Amex ing) held on with red push pins, naturally Bar: Full bar a neon sign advertising Killian’s Red, Smoking: Non-smoking Per Redhead aprons, hats and shirts, but not a section available Item redheaded dining staff member that I Attire: Casual Below could find (although I’m sure there must Handicapped: Accessible have been one). Of course, there are red With Ad wine specials, a Beaujolais or Bordeaux. Owner/operators Mike Gallagher and and jack cheeses and served with hot tor­ GM Tom Mahon have spent 14 years in the tilla chips and minced green onions restaurant business, the last year and a “warmed” the entire digestive tract. half developing the redhead theme and the Lamb chops Delmarco ($14.95) fea­ EYE EXAM restaurant’s culinary imagination. Success tured three perfectly grilled loin chops Includes glaucoma test. No other discounts or insurance benefits apply, dilation, has granted them a second Redheads, served over a mustard sauce with sliced therapeutic, and contact lens exam additional. Optometric doctors-J. Wildman, O.D.; which just opened on Hope Road in Larry Scharf, O.D. Reg. $48 Exp. 8/31/94 Eatontown. portabello mushrooms. A fresh sprig of A multipage red menu and daily red- rosemary and baked red bliss potatoes boarded specials offer something for ev­ with oil garnished the dish. EYEGLASSES eryone. Although it’s impossible to men­ A tuna Sonoma ($12.95) specialty tion each item, some of the outstanding linked one very ample portion of mari­ Clear single vision plastic lenses with select group of frames up to +3sph-2cyl. suggestions are: mushroom spinaci, bone­ nated and grilled yellow-fin tuna with ar­ Bifocals flat top 28 up to 2.50 add $30 a pair additional. Oversize additional if less buffalo wings, New England clam tichoke hearts and sun-dried tomatoes in a required. No other discounts or insurance benefits apply. Reg. $54.95 Exp. 8/31/94 combo and assorted quesadillas, for dazzling garlic sauce. Garnish was a fresh starters. Cheddar cheese or baked onion oregano sprig, a fresh rosemary sprig and CONTACT LENSES soup. Mozzarella and tomato, Caesar finely diced yellow and green peppers cir­ chicken, Cobb or shrimp Florentine sal­ cling the delight. Baush & Lomb XLT/SOFSPIN per pair Reg. $59 ads. Straw and hay linguine, asparagus The preparation could very well rival Proper maintenance requires sterilization, storage & cleaning in special containers & ravioli or jambalaya pastas. Veal mista most “twice-the-price” restaurants in the solutions. This cost is not included. Sale price as total package only. May not be with three cheeses or with shrimp and es- area. We found the doneness of the meat appropriate for all patients. No other discount or insurance benefits apply. Expires 8/31/94 carole. Black Angus steak, tournedos Si- and fish as requested, the sauces full-bod­ Eye Exam & Fitting & 30 day Foliow-up Care-$80 ciliano or mixed grill beefs. Chicken fa­ ied in flavor and the temperatures proper. jita, Verona or Marsala. Shrimp Veracruz, The significance of the fresh spice gar­ stuffed baked salmon or grilled mahi-mahi nishes shows the caring of presentation I A ll O ther E yeglasses seafood dishes. that was prevalent in all the dishes I . Armani Guess This evening’s dinner specials includ­ throughout the meal. The traditional pars­ I . Porsche Carrera / Polo ed sesame-seared salmon, feta and ley was non-existent and could have well I • Laura Biagiotti jflP H H fc U / Benetton spinach ravioli, angel hair with shrimp saved Redheads money and time with its I • Bugle boy W / f \ Elata and pine nuts and grilled chicken with use. I* Catherine Deneuve ' V R0y Tower plum barbecue sauce. If that’s not enough, The dessert tray showed off a fresh Chrisitian Dior ■ OFF Brooks Brothers there are pizzas, hamburgers, sandwiches, fruit cup of strawberries and blueberries, Cosmoplitan l ist Fischer Price spa specials (light dishes), and a kids’ two cheesecakes, a peanut-butter mousse gffeyBeene PRICE Nikon menu. brownie, raspberry/blueberry cake, straw­ Nintendo . ______And A tossed salad and a choice of baked berry shortcake, orange pecan cake and a Gucci______FRAMES &JLENSES______M ore^.j red bliss, curly fries or rice are available lemon mousse meringue cake. MONMOUTH COUNTY with each entree, as is a basket of hot Ital­ The fresh fruit cup ($2.95) was gar­ EATONTOWN Circle Plaza Rts. 35 & 36...... 542-3050 ian bread with baked garlic to rub on top. nished with whipped cream (obviously an FREEHOLD 179 South Street...... 431 -2290 A seafood cocktail ($7.95), complete attempt to increase the calories of a low- HAZLET Rt. 35, Hazlet Plaza...... 739-4000 with three little-neck clams, a split lobster fat dessert). HOWELL Rt. 9, Candlewood Shop. Ctr...... 363-7100 tail and two jumbo shrimp, is an ideal way The peanut-butter mousse brownie LINCROFT 644 Newman Springs Rd...... 842-6600 to begin your meal. This attractively ar­ ($2.95) was a layer of brownie covered MATAWAN/0LD BRIDGE Rt. 34, Marketplace II....583-3600 ranged and garnished appetizer, with a with a layer of peanut-butter mousse MEDICARE MIDDLETOWN Rt. 35, Pathmark Ctr...... 671-7300 wrapped lemon wedge, a robust cocktail topped with a skin of hard, dark, choco­ MEDICAID RED BANK 60 Broad St...... 530-5151 sauce on raddichio and a garlic-based late. Powdered sugar and a swirl of rasp­ WALL Rt. 35, Seagirt Mall...... 223-2800 mayonnaise sauce led the way. berry sauce complete the plate. A cup of Most MIDDLESEX/SOMERSET COUNTY A cup of three-bean chili ($1.95) was cappuccino capped off a fine meal. Insurance EAST BRUNSWICK Village Green Rt. 1 8 ...... 238-7373 as good as it gets. The spicy conglomera­ Redheads offers an individual lun­ P la n s EDISON Oak Tree Center...... 494-8484 tion of .kidney, white and garbonzo beans cheon and banquet menu to fit any of your FRANKLIN PARK Rt. 27, Franklin Town Cntr...... 940-0900 in a spicy meat sauce topped with cheddar catering needs. Accepted WOODBRIDGE 675 Rt. 1 & Gills Lane...... 636-7444 3 0 AUGUST 17, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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Anyone who has been to a con­ If favoritism is shown, why not cert at the Garden State Arts Center to the folks who live in Holmdel, knows how delightful the experi­ who provide police, fire and other ence can be. Set amid the wood­ emergency services to the Arts lands and rolling hills of Telegraph Center, or even to neighboring Hill Park, the amphitheater boasts communities, who would be called an impressive lineup of classical, on to help out in the event of a pop, rock and even heavy metal problem? After all, the community musicians who come to serenade doesn’t get any tax revenue for you on warm summer nights. hosting the facility. But when it comes to getting What we’d really like to know tickets to hear Michael Bolton, — and what we’re going to contin­ Jimmy Buffet or some other super­ ue to try and find out is: How star, fans are often left out in the many tickets are left to the general cold. Part of the reason has to do public after the Highway Authority with the popularity of the perform­ Commissioners, employees and ers and the size of the Center. The other VIPs are done slicing up the Arts Center can accommodate cake. 10,000 people, about half in the If there’s nothing left but covered amphitheater; the other crumbs, then clearly the Authority half on the lawn. needs to amend its ticketing prac­ But before the public sales tices. even begin, a list including New After all, the Highway Jersey Highway Authority employ­ Authority was created to serve the ees, season subscribers and other public. What ticket-buying privi­ VIPs associated with the Arts leges have to do with serving the Center get first dibs on the tickets. public completely escapes us at Is that fair? this time.

port of our fundraising events — the Na­ Kudos fo r ‘N ight O ut’ supporters Thanks, and good tional Football League Celebrity Basket­ ball Games and our Snapple Bottlecap time had by all Campaign. We received merchandise and National Night Out was a huge success Gruff around town. McGruff visited many gift certificates from many local busi­ in Aberdeen. I would like to thank Terry neighborhoods where the children were On behalf of the Project Prom Joint nesses which were awarded as prizes to Fiorelli and Susan Donnelly, block cap­ delighted to have him stop by to visit. Steering Committee and the Class of 1994 the seniors at Project Prom. This truly tains in Neighborhood Watch, who Thanks McGruff! of Middletown High Schools North and added to the excitement of the evening chaired this event. A job well done. I The large turnout of people at the 30 South, we would like to thank the entire and the seniors really appreciated this would also like to thank Chief Brian locations was due to the hard work of the Middletown community for their enthusi­ generosity. Dougherty and Officers Bernie Doherty, Neighborhood Watch Block Captains in astic support of Middletown’s Project Finally, we appreciate the publicity Mike Meany, Teddy Sigismondi, Kathy their area. They did a great job and it was Prom. Twenty-five percent of the senior given to our project by the Independent. Sisti, Bill Villane and Sgt. Rick truly a community effort. Thanks to the classes celebrated with their friends enjoy­ Reporter Candy Trunzo and photographer Derechialo who volunteered their time to Independent for printing the news release ing all the amenities that a drug and alco­ Rich Schultz created words and pictures go throughout the town to meet and visit informing the residents about National hol free post-prom party can have. Their which gave life to our project and your with the residents participating in this Night Out. parents enjoyed a worry-free night know­ timely notices kept us in the public eye. crime prevention event. JULANNE SCHMITT ing their kids were in a safe environment. Again, our sincere thanks to all! Thanks to Detective Harry Stark, crime Chairwoman The students’ and parents’ positive reac­ BARBARA BARGHAAN prevention officer and advisor to Neigh­ Aberdeen Neighborhood Watch tion signals the acceptance of a new tradi­ ANNE LANGLOIS borhood Watch, for driving me and Mc­ tion here in Middletown — “Project Project Prom Prom.” Middletown The establishment of this new tradition Women are on the first aid squad too would not have been possible without the I find that I am not alone in taking offense to the article in the Aug. 3 Independent support of the Township Committee, the regarding the South Aberdeen First Aid Squad. Board of Education, the police and fire Send us your letters In reading this, there is nothing to indicate that the 25 members are both male and departments and first aid squads, the De­ female. Everything seems to state that it is an all-male squad. partment of Parks and Recreation, and the Got an idea? Opinion? Want While it is true that these dedicated men and women do a wonderful job, and that administration and staff members of the to share it with your all of them receive rigorous training in order to serve the community, and where it is district schools. Financial support was re­ n e ig h b o rs? W rite to also true that more volunteers are desperately needed, of either sex, I felt that the res­ ceived from the Middletown Municipal The Independent: idents of Aberdeen should be aware that there are many ladies currently on the Alliance, the Middletown Township Edu­ 7 Edgeboro Road, East squad. cation Foundation, Tom’s Ford, Snapple’s I would like to thank all of them for being there for us! Millrose Distributors and many generous Brunswick, 08816. You can MARSHA SCHWARTZ individual donors. also fax us at Aberdeen Most importantly, we would like to 908-254-0256 thank the entire community for their sup­ THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 17,1994 3 1

park areas, local, county and state, will provide frightening evidence of the role of Friendships such areas in neighborhood deterioration. Urban blight has been accelerated by pub­ not forgotten lic parks, green acre experiments, their Words cannot express what is felt in invasion by people deep in drugs and our hearts when so many people have crime, vandalism, not in recreation. Is this touched our lives during the sudden death what our township wants? of our husband and father, Bill Vincent. The Middletown Township Committee We may not have remembered to thank must rethink its policies. Life has changed everyone personally, but your kindness even here. The Recreation Commission will never be forgotten. An experience empires being built by all our govern­ like this shows how much good is still in ments do not serve the public, only the the world and we saw much of it in Ha­ politicians and their friendly contractors. zlet. Thank you all again for your friend­ Our township is so deep in debt that we ship of support. can’t afford the fiction that Green Acres HELEN, STEVE, DEBBIE and bond allotments cost us nothing. SANDRA VINCENT Middletown does not need Shadow Hazlet Lake’s lakefront park; not with all the river and shore front it enjoys. Someone is planning another unwholesome grab, at NIMBY is right our expense. The residents of Shadow Lake are right M A R IO N B. D UN LEVY to oppose another costly park boondoggle Red Bank in Middletown. It appears that our town­ ship committee once again is behind the times on the information about public Saving for parks, and they should read the newspa­ pers more often. Look at what is happening in parks ev­ whom, indeed? erywhere — the drugs, the rapes, the mur­ At a meeting at the Leonardo Fire ders, the invasion of the “homeless.” We House on Aug. 4, a question was raised have 63 parks in our township now, in­ but not answered. The purpose of the cluding a “carny” miniature golf boon­ meeting was to save the marina of doggle and each one requires constant Leonardo. The unanswered question is: deployment by police at the expense of for whom are we saving this marina? neighborhood patrols. Further, with It was donated by four families to the money so tight that we vote down school people of Leonardo. Are we saving it so it budgets, cut township personnel to the can be returned to the four families that bone, how can we maintain yet another donated it? Are we saving it for the boat area, this time with lake usage, a costly owners so that it will not be sold to a pri­ and litigious liability? Have the township vate owner, which would cause their rates committee people lost their minds? to triple? Need A Look at the news. The National Park Are we truly saving it for the people of Service is debating the closure to the pub­ Leonardo as open land for the people’s lic of great park areas since too many mis­ enjoyment in perpetuity? use the facilities. Have we forgotten the RICHARD C. HUGHES scenes in Bryant Park, Central Park, etc. Leonardo in New York City? Any survey of present Stamping out child murders The recent murders of innocent chil­ starting life with such a traumatic ordeal dren point up a serious problem of a sick that will cloud and color issues for a life­ society that has treated such exceptional time if they manage to survive. There is crimes almost casually. I believe this type no good old boy network in these issues of bad seed permeates every nationality, and anyone that covers up such activity is ethnic, and cultural group and should be just as guilty, but hard facts and not witch destroyed wherever found regardless of hunts are of the utmost importance. who it involves — pauper, king, all pro­ DAVID B. REED fessions, etc. Nations have gone to war Egg Harbor over less. No child should be subjected to

Check the Classified Pages. You’re sure to find Does a town have the right to impose fines on a homeowner who does not what you’re looking for. maintain the paint job on his or her We’ll even help you sell home? your fish’s outgrown home! CALL 1-800-390-NEWS Answers to the Question of the Week will be published next week. Callers may 1-800-660-4ADS leave their names or speak anonymously on the question. 3 2 AUGUST 17, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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Sunday Cue Mystery Company seeks comedy Paintings 1930-1970” will be on display at • The First Avenue Playhouse, 123 improvisational actors/actresses for paid the Monmouth Museum, Lincroft. First Ave., Atlantic Highlands, will hold positions. Send resumes and pictures Admission is free to members, $3 for non­ Today auditions for a feature film production immediately to: Murder on Cue Mystery member adults, and $2.50 for children and • Actors Cafe Theatre, 602 Main St., company at 8 p.m. on Aug. 21. The audi­ Company, P.O. Box 307, Shrewsbury, seniors. For information, call 747-2266. Bradley Beach, will hold auditions for the tion is for a film to be shot in September or 07702. For information, call 957-0726. Children’s Theatre production of The Ugly October. Women, ages 18 to 26, 5 feet, 8 • Directors needed. Openings for peo­ Today through Sept. 11 Duckling at 7 p.m. For information, call inches or taller, and dancers, are top prior­ ple who like to work with talented children • The Monmouth Museum, Lincroft, 988-6165. ity. Resumes are required and head shots with a new youth entertainment troupe. will present ‘The Roosevelt Artists: Past • The Marlboro Players will hold audi­ are preferred. For information, call 291­ Openings in Monmouth, Ocean and and Present.” For information, call 747­ tions for The Diary of Ann Frank at 7:30 7552. Middlesex counties. Presented by Jersey 2266. p.m. in the Municipal Annex on Township Kids Star Makers Inc., a non-profit organi­ Drive, Marlboro. The show is scheduled to Sunday, Monday and Tuesday zation. Nominal compensation plan for Today through Sept. 24 open on Oct. 20. The call is for four men • Center Drama Workshop of the directors. For information, call (609) 294­ • Points of Life, an exhibition of 10 and four women, plus a girl (age 12-15) Jewish Community Center of Greater 1546. black and white portrait photographs will and a boy (age 15-18). For information, Monmouth County, 100 Grant Ave., Deal • Jersey Kids at Heart, an adult travel­ be displayed at the Studio Gallery, Front call 972-7217. Park, will hold auditions for Carousel at ing entertainment troupe, will be starting and Broad streets, Keyport. For informa­ 7:30 p.m. on Aug. 21, 22 and 23. soon in Monmouth and Ocean counties. tion, call 264-3939. Saturday Separate audition for children only is at 6 Singers, dancers, comics, musicians, etc. • The Atlantic Contemporary Ballet p.m. on Aug. 21. Prepare a short legit bal­ may call (609) 294-1546 for information. Today through Sept. 30 Theatre will be holding auditions for The lad and short musical comedy up-tempo; • The First Avenue Playhouse, 123 • The artwork of Margo Preuss will Nutcracker on Aug. 20. They are looking no rock, pop or opera, and no transposi­ First Ave., Atlantic Highlands, is looking be on display at the Nature Center at for 75 children ages 5-16; boys without tions. Bring music written in key you wish for directors, prop help, stage managers, Poricy Park, Oak Hill Road, Middletown. dance experience who can act; boys and to sing in. Bring a picture if you have one. lighting designers and operators for its fall The center is open Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. girls with little dance experience, to For information, call 531-9100 or 222­ season and beyond. For information, call to 1 p.m. during August and 9 a.m. to 4 advanced ballet students; adults with or 4560. 291-7552. p.m. during September. The building is without dance experience. A meeting will • Any person interested in forming an open from 12:30-3:30 p.m. on Sundays, be held at 11 a.m. with all parents at the Mondays adult brass band to perform at various and closed on Saturdays. For information, Stockton Performing Arts Center at • Auditions set for the Paragon community events in the Bayshore area, call 842-5966. Stockton College, Pomona. Auditions are Players, a youth entertainment troupe, call Jim at 888-9453. 11:45 a.m. for non-dancers, noon for 5- ages 4 to 18. Singers, dancers, actors, Today through Jan. 2,1995 through 7-year-olds, 1 p.m. for 8 and up etc. will be auditioned from 6:30-8 p.m. at • Monmouth County Historical (not on pointe), and 2 p.m. for 10 and up the Count Basie Theatre, Red Bank. For Association will present “What Busy on pointe. For information, call (215) 482­ information, call 495-2673. Hands Can Do: Samplers of Monmouth 8983. Today through Aug. 27 County.” For information, call 462-1466. Wednesdays • Frame of Mind art gallery in Holmdel Saturdays • Monmouth Kids, an entertainment will leature miniature paintings of local Sunday through Aug. 28 • T’s Fun Time Players will hold audi­ youth troupe ages 4 to 18, will hold audi­ artists Diane Watson, Beverly Canham • Monmouth County Park System will tions from 10:30 a.m. to noon at Basics tions from 6:30-8 p.m. at the Count Basie and Susan Tumblety. Gallery hours are host a group art exhibit featuring the Flea Market, Route 9 north, Howell. Ages Theatre, Red Bank. Singers, dancers, Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 5:30 Monmouth Arts Gallery of the Monmouth 4 to 12. Participants will sing, dance and comics, etc. welcome. For information, call p.m. and Thursday 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Arts Foundation, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., act to original children’s tunes and enter­ (609) 294-1546. For information, call 946-9193. Monday-Friday, and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on tain at schools, malls, fairs, hospitals, and Saturdays and Sundays. The free show community events, etc. For information, This month Today through Aug. 28 will be held at the Visitor Center in call 905-5615. • Kathy Reed Productions Murder on • “Michael Lenson, Real and Surreal: Thompson Park, Newman Springs Road, Lincroft. A reception will take place 7-9 p.m. Aug. 7. For information, call 842­ 4000.

Tuesday through Sept. 23 Hall of famer, Dion, will be • Red Bank Public Library will feature performing in concert at Club an exhibit based on the movie Romance Bene, Route 35 in Sayreville, on and Red Bank. Summer library hours are Aug. 20, at 7:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m., Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from with an optional dinner being served 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Tuesday and Friday at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. Dion epitomizes from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For information, call the New York sound of the '60s, and is 842-0690. known for his songs, "Runaround Sue," "The Wanderer,” and "Sandy." Tuesday through March 19,1995 Cost is 122.50 for the show and • The Monmouth County Historical S32.S0 for dinner and the show. For Association will exhibit their collection of information, call 727*3000. quilts at the museum and library's main gallery at 70 Court St., Freehold. The 'Threads Through the exhibition features quilts produced in County: Quilting in Monmouth County between 1790 and Monmouth 1790-1900," an 1900. The museum is open Tuesday exhibition of approximately 22 quilts through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., from the Monmouth County Historical and Sunday from 1-4 p.m. Admission is $2 Association, will be on view at the for adults, $1 for children ages 6-18, and museum and library's main gallery at $1.50 for seniors. MCHA members and 70 Court St, Freehold, from Aug. 23 children under 6 are admitted free. For to March 19, 1995. The MCHA information, call 462-1466. Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Sunday, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $2 for adults, $1 for chil­ dren 6 to 18 and $1.50 for seniors. MCHA members and children under 6 are admitted free. Today •••••••••••••••••••••• • "Are You Corporate Caliber? Find The Festival of International Out What Skills You Need to Make it in Barbershop Champions the ‘90s” will be held from 7-8 p.m. at returns to Ocean Grove's Great Berkeley College, 430 Rahway Ave., 8 20. Auditorium at p.m. on Aug. The Woodbridge. The seminar is free. For evening will feature two of the world's top champion quartets, the Gas House information, call (800) 446-5400. Gang and City lights, and will be aug­ ' by an appearance of the Big Thursday horus. Tickets are $15 for ' • “Resumes for the Mid-’90s Job seating and $12 for general Search” will be presented by Scott n. For information, call (800) Shepherd, at the Eastern Branch of the 7. . Monmouth County Library, Route 35, THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 17,1994 3 3

Shrewsbury. The program is free. For Sunday information, call 308-3761. • Loverboy will be appearing at 8 • “Sea Island Heritage” will be dis­ p.m. at Six Flags Great Adventure in the cussed as a part of the “African American 1-800-Collect Northern Star Arena. The Heritage” programs offered at Brookdale concert is free with park admission. Community College’s Asbury Park and Long Branch Learning Centers, from 6:30­ Tuesday 8:30 p.m. The Gullah language and cul­ • Contemporary jazz artists Art Porter ture of the Sea Islands off the coast of and Brian Culbertson, will be appearing in Georgia will be explored by Girdie concert at Club Bene, Route 35, Washington, native Sea Islander. The fee Sayreville, at 8 p.m., with an optional din­ is $18. For information, call 224-2880. ner being served at 7 p.m. Cost is $15 for • “Jolly Corner,” a short story by the show, $25 for dinner and show. For Henry James, will be discussed at 2 p.m. information, call 727-3000. at the Monmouth County Library, 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan. For informa­ Next Wednesday tion, call 308-3761. • The Willie Lynch Band, known for its Irish music, will be performing at 6 p.m. Saturday at Sandy Hook Beach Area E, as a part of • “Investing in the ‘90s” will be dis­ the Sandy Hook Summer Beach Concerts cussed at a breakfast seminar, 9:30 - ‘94. The event is free. For information, call 10:30 a.m., at Merrill Lynch, 1720 Route 872-0115. 34, Wall (across from Allaire Airport). For information and reservations, call 280­ 3806 or 280-3827. • Poets-at-Large, an informal exchange of poems and ideas, will meet Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Eastern Branch of the • Me and My Girl will be presented at Monmouth County Library, Route 35, 8 p.m. at the Henderson Theatre, Route Shrewsbury. For information, call 842­ 520, Lincroft. Tickets are $16 for adults, 5995. $12 for students and senior citizens, and $10 for children 12 and under. For infor­ Sunday mation, call 758-1118. • Ruth Jansyn, an Earthwatch volun­ • One’s by Two, a two-person show, teer, will speak at 2 p.m. at the Visitor will be presented at 8:30 p m. by Sabona Center, Allaire State Park, Farmingdale. Production Co., at the Adelphia Art She will give a slide show and discussion Centre, Route 524, Adelphia-Farmingdale of Aboriginal art from her expedition to Road, Adelphia. A champagne punch Australia. There is a $3 parking fee. For reception with refreshments will be served information, call 938-2003. at 8 p.m., before the show. Tickets are $10. For information, call 462-7675.

Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays niKU through Aug. 27 • Peter Pan will be presented at 8 p.m. Today by The Spring Lake Theatre Company, • First Class Act, an oldies band, will Third and Madison avenues, Spring Lake. perform at 6 p.m. at Sandy Hook Beach Tickets are available at the theatre box area E, as a part of Sandy Hook Summer office from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. by calling 449-4530. Beach Concerts ‘94. The event is free. For JUST HANGING AROUND — Kristin Cherry, 10, of Hazlet, swings into information, call 872-0115. • The Mind With the Dirty Man will be action at the Hazlet Swim Club. presented at 8:30 p.m. at the First Avenue (Photo by Rich Schultz) Wednesdays Playhouse, 123 First Ave., Atlantic • Jersey Shore Chorus, a chapter of Highlands. Dessert will be served at 8 Sweet Adelines International, meets at p.m. Admission is $12 on Thursday and advance and $8 at the door. For informa­ 7:30 p.m. at St. Anselms Church, Wayside Sunday, and $18 on Friday and Saturday. p.m. at the Actors Cafe Theatre, 602 Main tion, call 988-6165. Road, Ocean Township. For information, For information, call 291-7552. St., Bradley Beach. All seats are $9 if pur­ call 892-8666 or 449-6344. • The Leader of the Pack, will be pre­ chased in advance and $12 at the door. This Month sented by The Holmdel Summer Theatre For information, call 988-6165. • The Meadow Theater, Friday Festival at 8 p.m. at the Duncan Smith Red Bank, is • Eddie Money will be appearing in Theatre, in front of Holmdel High School Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays now accepting registration for August act­ concert at Club Bene, Route 35, on Crawford’s Corner Road, Holmdel. through Sept. 4 ing classes and workshops for children Sayreville, at 9 p.m., with an optional din­ Tickets are $10. For information, call 946­ • The Kobe Dinner Theater, Route 9, age 6 through adults. All classes are ner at 7 p.m. Cost is $22 for the show, $32 0427. Howell, will present Ray Cooney’s comedy taught by college graduates with experi­ for dinner and show. For information, call R u n F o r Y o ur Life. The times are Fridays ence in theater and teaching. The theater 727-3000. Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m., with dinner at 7 p.m.; is located in The Galleria Atrium at Bridge • Bedrooms, four short one-act plays, Saturdays at 8 p.m., with dinner at 6:30 Avenue and West Front Street, Red Bank. Saturday will be performed at 8 p.m. at The p.m.; and Sunday at 2 p.m., with dinner at For information, call 758-0099. • Dion will perform in concert at Club Meadow Theater, The Galleria Atrium, 4 p.m. Matinee dinner and show packages Bene, Route 35, Sayreville, at 7:30 p.m. Bridge Avenue and West Front Street, start at $17.95. $15 for show only. For and 11:30 p.m., with optional dinners Red Bank. Cost is $6. Dinner-theater tick­ information, call 364-0936. being served at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. Cost is ets are $25 plus tax and tip, and patrons $22.50 for the show, $32.50 for dinner and Saturdays through Aug. 27 should arrive by 6 p.m. For information, Saturday show. For information, call 727-3000. • The Meadow Theater will present call 758-0099, • The Monmouth County Park • Kentucky Headhunters will be The Meadow Kids' Summer Clubhouse for System will sponsor a square dance at appearing at Six Flags Great Adventure at children ages 3 to 10.11 a.m. at The Fridays and Saturdays 7:30 p.m. at the Holmdel Park Shelter 8 p.m. at the 1-800-Collect Northern Star • Improv Jam, an improvisational com­ Galleria Atrium, Bridge Avenue and West Arena. The concert is free with park Building, Longstreet Road, Holmdel. The edy show for adults and teens, will be pre­ Front Street, Red Bank. Tickets are $5. admission. fee is $3. For information, call 842-4000. sented at 11 p.m. every weekend at The For information, call 758-0099. • The Festival of International Meadow Theater at The Galleria Atrium, Tuesday and Aug. 30 Barbershop Champions will perform at 8 Saturdays and Sundays through Sept. Bridge Avenue and West Front Street, • The Monmouth County Park p.m. at Ocean Grove’s Great Auditorium, 4 Red Bank. All tickets are $6. For informa­ System will sponsor international folk 54 Pitman Ave., Ocean Grove. Tickets are • The Children's Theatre production tion, call 758-0099. dancing at 7 p.m. at the Holmdel Park $15 for reserved seating and $12 for gen­ of The Little Mermaid, adapted by Gerry Shelter Building, Longstreet Road, eral admission. For information, call (800) Cullity, will be performed at 1 p.m. at Fridays and Saturdays through Sept. 3 Holmdel. The fee is $2. For information, 773-0097. Actors Cafe Theatre, 602 Main St., • Nunsense will be performed at 8 call 842-4000. Bradley Beach. All seats are $5 in s 3 4 AUGUST 17,1994. THE INDEPENDENT

Register Your Child Now For Slialoiq Hebrew Obituaries Institute Serving Matawan - Aberdeen and the surrounding area Laura Harding, 92 . A HEBREW SCHOOL . FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AGES B-13 Laura Harding, 92, a long-time • Hebrew Language • Bar Mitzvah and Btt Holmdel resident, died Aug. 8 at home. • Exciting Curriculum Torah Instruction • Small Student • Certifed Teachers She served for many years as president Teacher Ratio • Conveniently of the Visiting Nurse Association of Located Central Jersey (MCOSS) and was instru­ m> smooth MTmniAmurmiifQimi) mental in preserving two large Holmdel farms. Cross Farm on Route 520 and her own Bayonet Farm on Middletown Road. Very Reasonable Rates A memorial service is scheduled for 11 FOR MORE INFORMATION p.m., Saturday, Aug. 27, at the Holmdel CALL RABBI POLLACK Community United Church of Christ, 40 908-566-1012 West Main Street. “She was a very kind, generous lady, very involved in community affairs and different charitable groups,” remarked Holmdel Police Chief R. Bruce Phillips, a life-long resident of Holmdel who grew up in the village area where Miss Harding lived. “As a kid I remember seeing her ride through the back roads of the farm in a Laura Harding carriage, with her five or six dogs. She She was president of the board of man­ always reminded me of Barbara agers of the New Jersey Diagnostic Stanwyck,” said Phillips. One Easter she Center, Menlo Park. gave him a white horse, which he named She founded the Monmouth Dog Easter. Training Club and was a member of the Miss Harding was bom in Philadelphia Board of the Monmouth County SPCA and grew up in Rumson. After graduating In 1986, Monmouth College awarded from Miss Porter’s School in Farmington, her an honorary degree of Doctor of Conn., she had a brief career on the stage Humane Letters, and in 1986, the Maurice with the Berkshire Playhouse and the Pollack Award for distinguished commu­ Theater Guild. nity service. As a young actress, she became close Miss Harding participated in numerous friends with super-star Katherine building and decorating projects, includ­ Hepburn, who visited her often in ing the remodeling of the old Red Bank Holmdel. Bendix plant into MCOSS headquarters She was the assistant to Cecil Beaton, and decorating Holmdel’s new town hall. the scenic designer for the Broadway pro­ She was the daughter of the late James duction of “The Chalk Garden.” Horace and Dorothea Barney Harding. Miss Harding sold her approximately Her great grandfather on her mother’s side 141-acre Bayonet farm, which she was Jay Cooke of Philadelphia, the acquired in 1935, to Holmdel Township in financier of the Civil War and founder of. 1985, retaining life rights. Jay Cooke & Company, the predecessor In her early years she worked with of Smith Barney & Company. Qeraldine Thompson, MCOSS founder. She was the sister of the late Charles She was the third president of the agency, Barney Harding of Rumson and the late serving from 1954 to 1970, chairman from William Barclay Harding of Holmdel, 1970 to 1974, and until her death, an hon­ who were successive chairmen of the orary trustee. board of Smith, Barney & Company, and In 1992, the agency named the Laura the sister of the late Catharine Harding Harding Health Center in Manasquan in Tailer of Dublin, Ireland. her honor. 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BY )ASON FEUCHTWANGER Correspondent The 1994 Chemical Bank Corporate Challenge, a series of 3.5 mile road races, makes its last stop for the year in New Jersey on August 18 when it pulls into Princeton. The Corporate Challenge’s stop in Princeton is one of 18 stops the series makes — 15 in the United States and three in Europe. Several area runners are preparing themselves for Thursday night’s event. General Land Abstract Co. will be en­ tering a team consisting of two men and two women. Half the team is a very spe­ ROW, ROW, ROW YOUR BOAT — Lifeguard Roland Woolson rows for all he's worth during the Sandy Hook cial combination, made up of husband Lifeguard Tournament on Thursday. and wife Thomas and Sally Cornell. Photo by Rich Schultz The Cornells, who are Matawan resi­ dents, will be teaming up with Edward Downes and EiHeen Mulligan. The four will be among 1,000 runners Sandy Hook keeps crown from 70 companies expected to run through the streets of Princeton. Thomas Cornell, 50, said the team is lin, however, was not worried. teacher said. “There is a lot of teamwork looking forward to the Corporate Chal­ Lifeguard team “We won both events (surf medley, out here. We work as a team. No one per­ lenge. ocean rescue) last year and the surf med­ son takes the glory. It’s no one person that “We get excited about it,” Cornell competes, repeats ley is always a strong event for us. The won this tournament, it was the whole said. "It’s really fun and it’s well orga­ last year's win surf medley team hasn't lost this year and team.” nized. It’s a team event and there’s a lot the ocean rescue is also a strong event,” “There is a lot of competitiveness that of camaraderie.” McGloughlin said. “These were the two we kind of foster,” Heidt, a veteran life­ BY )ASON FEUCHTWANGER Cornell said the team, whose members events we’d like to have in front of us.” guard of 19 years noted. “There is defi­ are all over-40, is looking to duplicate last Correspondent Sandy Hook first won the Ocean Res­ nitely a lot of competition on our staff.” year’s result, when their team finished in cue with a team of Rob Kelly, Paul Florio, The night’s events started with the Iron the top half. Two lifeguards race out into the surf, Rob Heidt, Jim Juster and Tim O ’Connor. Man event, where one person swims 250 swim out 150 yards to capture a victim. Sandy Hook then won the Surf Medley yards, paddles 400 yards, and rows half a While the Cornells will be running as Two other lifeguards stand on the beach with a team of Chris Kelly, Rol Woolson, mile. Bradley Beach’s Matt Nunnally part of General Land Abstract’s team, and act as pullers, retrieving the three McGloughlin and Dave Pierson. won. they have personal goals as well. from the ocean. McGloughlin, 42, who has been a Sandy Hook won the second event of Cornell, a veteran of four New York No, this wasn’t a real drowning victim Sandy Hook guard for 26 years, said he the night, the Swim Relay, where a team City Marathons, said his wife will be but the Ocean Rescue event at this year’s feels what you put in, in terms of work, is of three, John Vaage, Rob Kelly and using this race as part of her speed train­ Sandy Hook Lifeguard Tournament, held what you get out. Chris Kelly, each swam 250 yards. ing in preparation for her upcoming par­ on Thursday evening. “This (win) was very The Paddle Relay, where ticipation in November’s 25th The six-event competition showcased satisfying,” he said. “To each contestant uses a long Anniversary New York City Marathon. lifeguards’ talents and experiences as they The six-event see all the hard work dur­ surf board to paddle 400 Cornell said he hopes to run under 25 battle the ocean waves in a controlled competition ing the year, culminate in a yards, was the next event. minutes but preferably in the 22:00 to competition. showcased first place finish is always Belmar won with a team 23:00 range. Host Sandy Hook came from behind to satisfying.” lifeguards’ tal­ made up of John Forrester, One of the highlights of Princeton’s win with 45 points, edging Belmar, with “Our strength is our ents and expe­ Matt McKenna. West race will be the opportunity for the run­ 38. depth,” Sandy Hook Rekeda. ners to meet running great Greta Weitz. Bradley Beach and Ortley Beach tied riences as they Lifeguard Lieutenant Rob The Row Relay was won Weitz will be on hand to offer fitness and for third with 36 points. Monmouth battle the Heidt said. “We have by an Ortley Beach team running advice. County Park System came in fifth place ocean waves diversity here. We have a consisting of Chris “I ’m looking forward to meeting her,” with 21 points, Hempstead, N.Y. placed lot of veterans and a couple in a controlled Johnson, Pete Bush, and Cornell said of his opportunity to meet a sixth, with 20 points, Lavallette finished of good novices. It’s a real competition. Paul Hafl. Each team mem­ running legend. seventh with 15 points and Island Beach team effort on our squad.” ber rowed half a mile. State Park rounded out the competition McGloughlin noted the mix of ages on “We take a lot of pride in our opera­ Weitz, a star in the running communi­ finishing eighth with 11 points. this team, comparing his experience at 42 tion,” Heidt said. “W e’re a true top notch ty, is the nine-time champion of the New Winning last year as well, Sandy Hook with the youth of someone like Chris operation. We only want the best on our York City Marathon and the 1984 now has won its own tournament seven Kelly, 16.' team.” Olympic Silver medalist in the first times in the 11 year history of the event. Heidt, who was one of the pullers on When you’re in the business of saving women’s Olympic marathon. It appeared that the returning champi­ the winning Ocean Rescue team, credited people’s lives, being at your best is a The Corporate Challenge made its first ons might be in jeopardy of relinquishing the entire team’s selflessness and team­ must. The Sandy Hook lifeguards take of three stops in New Jersey this summer the crown when they entered the final two work for the tournament victory. great pride in what they do and last when Morristown hosted the race on July events — the Ocean Rescue and the Surf “There’s a tremendous amount of Thursday they demonstrated how. 26. More than 2,000 runners from 200 Medley — trailing Belmar by two points. camaraderie,” Heidt, a Middletown school Sandy Hook Captain Tom McGIough- Continued on page 39 THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 17, 1994 3 9 Teamwork key to team ’s success Bayshore Bombers win three of four By Jason Feuchtwanger The Sayreville Little League Tournament concluded with the award presentation for the winning's team Most Valuable Player. The 1994 Bayshore Youth Athletic Association All Stars, Ihe champions of the tournament, however, didn’t select one player on their team to receive the award. The Bayshore Bombers, from Middletown, epitomize the word teamwork and thus the whole team was appropriately awarded the MVP. “This was a true team.” Co-Manager Kevin Haran, said. “Every kid played every game.” Team Stafford Tire/TPS of Middletown "Every kid contributed in a major way. There was no star, the team shined. It was really classic,” Haran said. S tafford Tire/TP S w ins The nine-year-old Bayshore Bombers entered four tournaments this summer and came away with three victories. The Bombers won the East Brunswick Tournament, the Edison Tournament, and Jersey S hore C lassic the Sayreville Tournament. They lost in the semi-finals of the South Plainfield Tour­ nament. Stafford Tire/TPS of Middletown, be­ onship on Sunday. Working as a team, the Bombers willed their way to win after win. came the first team to three-peat in the Sunday saw Stafford rally for three Wins, by no means, came easily for this team. In fact, Haran says that this team Jersey Shore Classic since its inception in runs in the top of the seventh inning after had more come-from-behind wins than victories where they held a lead. 1984. The Tiremen, who played before a losing a three-run lead in the bottom of Co-Manager Bob Krol said it was a matter of the right attitude. packed Count Basie Park, went through the sixth against Martells from Point “This team had a lot of heart. They played like a team and they kept coming the tournament undefeated to run their Pleasant. Ron Burns picked up the win in back,” Krol said. season record to 58-4. relief, with clutch hits coming off the bats In the East Brunswick Tournament against North Edison, the Bombers were The Classic, which is sponsored by of Frank Pinho, Pat McGuirl and Marty down 8-3 in the bottom of the fifth inning (nine-year-olds play six inning games). Athletes Alley Sports of Shrewsbury, fea­ Ruziecki. The win advanced Stafford to The Bombers came roaring back and got one run in the bottom of the fifih and ral­ tured the best men’s major modified soft­ the semifinals, facing old nemesis Tighe lied to score four runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to lie the game at 8-8. In the ball teams the East Coast could offer. In Club of Massachusetts. Ron Burns pro­ bottom of the seventh inning Bayshore scored the winning run to capture the cham­ addition to 1993 World Champions vided the pitching and Mike Brex and Mat pionship. Stafford Tire, there were two other na­ McGuirl homered to power Stafford to a “That's what I mean by heart,” Krol said. tional champions — C.B.S. of New York, 6-2 victory. Bayshore’s attitude never swayed — they believed that they could win every and the Tighe Club of Tewksbury, Mass. The finals featured two national cham­ game they played. Stafford won four games on Saturday, pions squaring off — Stafford 1992 and Competing in the North Edison Tournament, the Bombers had to come out of the beating Supreme Collision from Staten Is­ C.B.S. 1993 — with Stafford once again losers' bracket to win the championship. Bayshore lost in the opening round to East land, N.Y.; the Black Hawks from Long winning by a score of 6-2, behind the Brunswick and then hurdled a huge obstacle by winning a double header in the Island, N.Y.; Interstate Battery from strong pitching of Paul Francomano. championship game over East Brunswick — the very team that knocked them into Worcester, Mass.; and Ezikian/Dima’s The next stop on the tournament the losers bracket. from Bergen County, in Saturday’s finale schedule is the weekend of Aug. 6-7 in “This team worked very hard. They had a huge heart and they never quit,” Haran to advance to a field of 11 for the champi­ Worcester, Mass. said. “I’ve been coaching for eight years and this team was very special. They were very dedicated and a real pleasure to coach.” The only tournament that Bayshore did not win was the South Plainfield Tourna­ ment. Haran attributed the team’s strenuous schedule to the Bombers’ falling short of winning all four tournaments. “Over one stretch we played something like 12 games over 10 days. You only have so many arms,” Haran said. The Arthritis Foundation’s First Annual Krol said that this team beat some of the best squads in the state and next year HAZLET Golf Classic will be held on Sept. 22 at will be aiming to step up to the national plate. Navesink Country Club, Middletown. Reg­ “This team ranks as one of the best in New Jersey. They have lo be — we played istration begins at 11 a.m., followed by a buffet Division II Girls Traveling Soccer Team some of the best teams in the state,” Krol said. is looking for girls bom between Aug. 1978 to lunch. Shotgun start is at 1:30 p.m. Cost is $250 per person, and all proceeds benefit the Next year both Haran and Krol are expecting big things from these players who 1980. Coach is Gus Sellitto, trainer is Al will be competing as 10-year-olds next summer. They are gunning for Kansas City, Cabrera. For information, call 888-0957. Arthritis Foundation. For information, call 283-4300. Mo„ the site on the AAU national tournament. “If we add two pitchers, there’s no question we could do some serious damage on REGIONAL the national level,” Krol said. HOLMDEL If next year’s team plays with the same unity and fearlessness as the 1994 Soccer Referees: The Holmdel Stallions Bombers, the national tournament will be just another tournament that Bayshore has a soccer referee program to attract adults The Monmouth County Park System is adds to it’s list of victories. and youngsters to referee for Holmdel’s travel­ offering an introductory age-grouped gymnas­ ing soccer teams. The program reimburses po­ tics course for ages 3 to 10, on Saturdays, Aug. tential referees of expenses that they may incur 6-27, at the Shrewsbury Gymnastic School, after passing the referee examination. For more Broad St., Shrewsbury. The fee is $34, and information, call Tom Walsh, 946-2068 or pre-registration is required. For information, Runners accept Frank Bacchus, 741-3101. call 842-4000. The Jersey Shore Flag Football League is MIDDLETOWN looking to expand. Over-18 men’s fall league Corporate Challenge games are played Sundays at Dorbrook Park, Colts Neck. Interested teams, call 229-1353. The Middletown Soccer Club is seeking Continued from page 38 year’s finish. an individual to coach an under 14 girls travel­ companies challenged their legs against Enson, a Middletown resident as well, ing soccer team. This newly-formed squad will the hilly course. placed third again this year, bettering his begin play this fall in the Monmouth-Ocean Monmouth County Park System is hold­ Morristown race-returning champion Soccer Association. Residency is not required. ing two instructional golf clinics at Howell time from last year’s race by two seconds, For information, call Ray Veth, 805-6750, Park Golf Course, Preventorium Rd., Howell, Jill Evarts, from Middletown, who runs coming across the finish line in 18:08. days; 747-8647, evenings. 11 a.m. to noon and 1 to 2 p.m., on Sundays, for Prudential Insurance, won the “He’s a really good cross-country run­ Aug. 14 through Sept. 4. The fee is $58, and women’s division of the Morristown ner and has no fear of any terrain,” Evarts pre-registration is required. For information, The Middletown American Babe Ruth Corporate Challenge again this year with said of her teammate. “He’s a very strong call 842-4000. Fall Ball program is planned to start the end of a time of 20:34. runner.” August. Each child will play in groups by their “For the course, considering the heat When the Cornells and hundreds of age next year. The age groups are 10-12, 13, Youth beginner tennis lessons will be offered for ages 10-15, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Aug. and the hills, I was happy,” Evarts said. other members of corporate America and 14- 15. This is a training and development Despite her success at Morristown, program geared in preparing the kids for next 22 to 25, at Dorbrook Recreation Area, Route trade in their business attire for running Evarts said she is not going to run at year. To reserve your child a spot, call Al 537, Colts Neck. 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RIGHT SM companion, 21-25, N/S, for Find someone special this summer in the per­ who enjoys movies, music, trying new things. Seeking heterosexual women in same blue, into country music, farms, beach, going out to dinner. If DWF, 40s, slim, petite, seeking animals, working out. Seeking possible LTR. Must love chil­ attractive SWF. 20s, for friend­ age group, to share friendship, dren, dining out, quiet nights at sonals. There’s no better way to meet active, interested, call me. 0 3538 ship, possible relationship. O dinner, theater, travel. 03503 honest, caring man with a good tall, long-haired SWM, good (exp9/7)______heart for a serious relationship. home. 03679 (exp9/l4) 3755 (exp9/28)______(exp9/21) build, who enjoys quiet times, adventurous, outgoing and romantic single MILLIONAIRE I'M NOT 03773 (exp9/28) shore, dining, movies, N/S, 28­ CHILDLESS DIVORCEE TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE LINE DANCER Widowed WJM, professional, SWM, 25, great smile, killer SWF, 52, seeks SM for cou I HAVE A ZEST FOR LIFE 34. 03724 (exp9/21)______Attractive, sincere, classy, early 60s, seeks missing half of eyes, fantastic dimples, looking pies' line-dancing partner. Age Do you? Attractive, energetic, SINGLE LADY romantic DPF with diverse my life: an affectionate, caring, slender DWPF, 41, slender, 50s, petite, brown/brown, interests. Seeking tall, trustwor­ for Ms. Right. Hurry! 03341 unimportant. Beginners like To place your free ad, call: petite JF for relationship, may­ (exp9/21)______lovable, funny. Seeking S/D 110lbs, likes dancing, dining thy, romantic S/DPM, 35-50, be more. 03712 (exp 9/21) myself welcome 03722 (exp with great sense of humor for DREAMS CAN COME TRUE 9/21)______WPM, 40-45, tall, fit, easygo­ in/out, camping, Atlantic City, LOOKING FOR LTR. Middlesex/Monmouth Romantic, DWM, 33, 5’10", ing, secure, to share various favorite time of year is Chris­ A GOOD HEART SEEKING FELLOWSHIP County only. 03681 (exp9/14) 1-000-454-9100 ambitious, eclectic, sponta­ activities, for friendship first, tmas, seeks S/DWM, 50s-early DWM, 23, 6', 170lbs, single Married Christian female, 25, 60s, for friendship first. 03725 BLUE-EYED GRANDMA neous. Seeks LTR with 5>F, 24­ looking for other Christian possible LTR. 0 3 5 1 2 (exp dad, enjoys home cooked 33, slim to medium build, with (exp9/21) ______Hamish, attractive, 5’4", young- females in Jamesburg, Monroe 9/21) meals, dining, beach, movies, similar qualities searching for VERY UNIQUE INDIVIDUAL Spotswood area for fellowship TALL, CLASSY BLONDE at-heart widow, desires heal­ MEET VOUR MATCH PERSONALS oldies and C&W music. Seek­ the American Dream. 0 3759 SWF, almost perfect, creative, 5’8", attractive, witty, slim, intel­ thy, affectionate, compassion­ ing S/DWF, 27-37, kids ok, for (exp9/28) ______and friendship. 0 36 61 (exp loves classical music, the ate, caring, warm, secure JM, 9/14) ______ligent, unencumbered. Seeking companionship or LTR O PURE COUNTRY opera, the theater, long walks 60-67, N/S, with sense of hu­ professional, secure, humorous STRAWBERRY BLONDE TAL17V0LUPTU0US 3777 (exp9/28)______SWM, 22, 6’, I80lbs, athletic, WANTED: BEST FRIEND and movies. Seeking SWM, no mor, for lasting relationship. That's what the bottle says! WOMAN EDUCATOR Female, 23, seeking other SWM, 39-59, to pursue love, older than 50, intelligent, physi­ attractive, values important, 03682 (exp9/14|______Happy DWF, 5'6’ , working with active social life. Seeking Likes classical music, dancing, females interested in New York l»1e and happiness. 0 3763 cally fit, no baldies, for com­ likes C&W, sports, traveling. ARE YOU FOR ME? mom wishes to meet tall S/D partner, for love, and laughter outdoors, seeks sincere, happy clubs, the shore, shopping, or (exp9/28) panionship. Middlesex county. Nights under neon moon aren't 38 DWF, single mom, 5'7\ WM, 45+. Please be honest, Bright, confident, honest man. F, 50-57, N/S. 0 3778 (exp just hanging out once in a ENCHANTING, SMASHING... 03727 (exp9/211______working any more. Seeks cow­ sexy, honest, attractive, full-fig­ humorous and love life O 35-50. who’s adventuresome, 9/28)______girl, 18-24, who knows what I while. 0 3323 (exp9/7) ..slim, vivacious, bright, pro­ MATURE COMPANION fessional DWJF, N/S. Seeking ured, seeks fun, loving, finan­ 3637 (exp9/7)______likes live music, foreign food, PH.D BIG FOOT mean 03762 (exo9/28) NEW TO AREA DWF, 48, 5'8", seeks mature cially secure S/DWM, 35-45, travel, self-supporting, depend­ S/DWJM, 45-55, N/S, with SOMETHING NEW SWM, 37, 6’2”, 285lbs, beard­ LANDSCAPER SM, 24, looking for SF who companion, familiar with Yanni, ready for a real challenge. Attractive, slim WF, 35, seeks able, N/S, who plans ahead. ed, comic, enjoys espresso, magical mix of intelligence, who likes evenings at home, SWM, 32, self-employed, good enjoys company at beaches 03663 (exp9/14)______WF, 19-35, to share something 03605 (exp9/7)______minerals, bookstores, dripping sense of humor, good looking, humor, culture, sensitivity, VCRs, day trips, smiles, and a and parties, hanging out. Age new, disease free, serious LEATHER ice cream cones, midnight 6'3". Seeking slim, good look­ attractiveness, and affection, good sense of humor. Middle­ LOOKING FOR MY KNIGHT unimportant. 03622 (exp9/7) only. 03780 (exp9/28) & LACE movies, beach balls. Seeking ing, self-sufficient Sf , N/Drugs, for heaven on earth relation­ sex County. 0 3730 (exp9/21) DBF, 46, medium build, 5'4”, HEAVY METAL seeking professional male, YES f AM SWF, 23, seeks long, dark SWF, who likes to laugh, 24-34, outdoors type, must ship. 03764 (exp9/28) EASY.., Straight SWF, 23, seeks real 46+, who enjoys long walks, GWF, 20, brown/hazel attrac­ haired SWM, 21-27, who is explore new worlds, stare at love animals. Enjoys beaches, BOARDWALK ANGEL to fall in love with. SWF, 26, friendship with straight SWF, reading, quiet evenings at tive and feminine, seeks attrac­ sweet, yet wild, romantic and stars, for perfect LTR. 03782 barbecues, friends, dining out. enjoys music, movies, simple 21-30, in middlesex county, for SF, 18, seeks knight in shining home and quiet conversations. tive GWF for friendship O honest, for LTR. Middlesex (exp9/28)______0 3734 (exp9/21)______things in life. Seeking SWCM, outings, clubs, the shore and armor. Must believe in fan­ Enjoys, dining out, bowling, 3760 (exp9/28)______County only. 03623 (exp9/7) . HERE I AM SPRING CHICKEN 25-30, who wouldn’t mind etc. 03627 (exp9/7) tasies, dreams, have long hair, movies. 03665 (exp9/14) " TEACH ME SEARCHING SWJM, 5’10”, 23, N/S, enjoys Widowed SM, 75 years young, love heavy metal, shore lines, being taken under my spell. WANTED:GOOD FRIENDS FOXY LADY SF, 19, seeks SF, 18-25, to FOREVER sports, dining out, movies, needs attractive, petite, non­ starry endless nights, partying, 03731 (exp9/21)______SWF, 33. seeks SWM. 28-35, Married woman 29, with 1.5 SWPF, blond/hazel, single par­ share in my curiosity and help Jersey shore line. Seeking sin­ working senior lady to be my and be wild. 03765 (exp9/28) ZESTY honest, caring, 5’10'+, clean kids, looking for other women ent, seeks attractive, profes­ me learn. Disease free O cere, attractive SWJF, 20-24, friend and date. Central Mid­ Widowed JPF, 51. Playful, shaven, medium build, Middle­ for friendship/relationship. in Middlesex county for friend­ CARAMEL COLORED sional S/DWM, 30-45, for a one 3718 (exp9/21) ______dlesex area only. 0 34 25 (exp child-like, second chance at the sex County only for LTR O 03783 (exp9/28)______9/7)______ship/activities. Active, fun-lov­ Precious as a pearl, very pret­ on one relationship, with TOTAL PACKAGE ty, educated, independent, cos­ gold ring. Come out to play, DWJF, luscious blonde with 3624 (exp9/7)______HANDSOME & FUNNY FRIENDS FIRST ing, good sense of humor. from the arts to the beach. If romance and adventure, who 03570 (exp8/31)______mopolitan, romantic, fit, world knows what he desires in life. radiant smile, shapely and ASTUTE, SWM, 30, employed, 5’ 11", SWM, 49, with varied interests, travelled BPF seeks secure, interested, respond. 0 3 7 1 9 affectionate. Seeking attractive, 185lbs, good build, seeks seeks woman of confidence, (exp9/21)______03660 (exp9/14)______PRETTY, UNIQUE educated, sincere, lit WPM, 34­ successful, affectionate S/DJM, SWF, 21-39. 03784 (exp9/28) 35-45, for quality, communica­ QUALITY NOT QUANTITY Cosmopolitan, very attractive, 42. 03753 (exp9/28) LOOKING FOR 42-52, who loves romance, din­ ALMOST AN ANGEL tion, fun times. 0 3532 (exp Is what I am and what I'm affectionate, sincere, fit, se­ MR. GOODBAR ing and dancing, for LTR. SWM, 26, red hair, highly moti­ 9/14)______GOOD TO GO seeking in SWJ gentleman. cure, independent, world-trav­ M-Male , F-Female DWF, 35, long/brown, 5’5", 03639 (exo9/7)______eled, caramel-colored SBPF vated, very adventuresome, WANTED: SPECIAL LADY SWF, 40, looks younger, 5’1", N/S seeking N/S, 48-53, who’s S-Single, D-Divorced seeks DWM, 35-45, with great IF YOU LIKE , seeks educated, secure, fit, but still likes quiet times. SWM, 44. 5 'ir , Uulbs, look I50lbs, cute, cuddly, Italian/ C-Christian , J-Jewish sense of humor, who likes to also professional with zest for PINA COLADAS sincere, romantic SWPM, 36­ Searching for the same in a much younger, N/S, varied Irish. Enjoys lull moons, foggy have fun, N/S, N/Drugs, N/D. life. Other qualities would A-Asian , B-Black nights, driving, walking, dining, Have half a brain, and have 43. 03586 (exp8/31)______SWF, 21-26, medium build, for interest include dining out, 03720 (exp9/21)______include kind, caring, consider­ lots of fun. DWF, 5'3", brown/ friendship, possible LTR. quiet times together, movies, H-Hispanic , W-White adventures, holding hands, ate, honest, sense of humor. SEEKING THAT 8X10 green, seeks SM 28-45. O SPECIAL MAN 0 3770 (exp9/28)______1lea markets. Seeking reason­ P-Professional jokes, Coors Light, Parlia­ 8 on the outside, 10 on the 03654 (exp9/14)______3632 (exp9/7)______ably attractive S/DWF, 30+, for ments. 03756 (exp9/28) DWJF, 38, attractive, affection­ OLD-FASHIONED SWM, 25 N/S-Non Smoker inside. DWPF, no dependents, LOOKING FOR COMPANION NICE GUY WANTED ate, N/S, enjoys exercise, Seeks old-fashioned SWF, 23­ LTR, N/Drugs. 0 3 1 3 7 (exp PRINCESS WANTS TOAD 39, 5’6”, slender, adventurous, SBPF, 42, 5'5”, 150lbs, N/S, SWJF, 21, energetic, fit, col­ movies, fine dining. Seeking 28, to shower with poetry, flow­ 9/7)______N/D-Non Drinker DWF, 5’5”, brown/brown, medi­ sincere, spontaneous, silly, N/D, enjoys music, movies, lege student, loves the beach, S/DWJM professional, 38-44, ers, and endless conversation. SEEKING MRS. RIGHT C&W-Country and Western um build, active, spontaneous, outgoing, energetic. Seeking theatre Seeking SPM, 45+, rollerblading and Snapple. 5'8"-6’, financially secure, N/S, Must be commitment-minded. 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R-3332 tral air., washer/dryer, fenced Equipped for beauty parlor. race, color, religion, sex or national in yard, pets allowed. MUST Good location. 908-545-6544 origin, or an intention to make any FORECLOSED GOVERN­ MONDAY .....Line Ads -1 :3 0 pm such preference, limitation or dis­ SELL. Asking $20,000 or best Display Ads -1 1 :00 am crimination. MENT HOMES AND PROP­ offer. Call 908-274-1722 This newspaper will not knowingly ERTIES!. HUD, VA, RTC, Etc. 020 Buildings 1-800-660-4ADS accept any advertising tor Real Es­ Listings for your area. Financ­ tate which is in violation of the law. 015 Summer/Winter HOURS OPEN SATURDAYS 9-2 Our readers are informed that ing available. Call Toll Free! Garages dwellings advertised in this newspa­ 1-800-436-6867, Ext. R-2757 Rentals Monday...... 8:00 am-5:30 pm Wednesdoy.8.00 am-6:30 pm per are available on an equal op­ Reaching Over 140,000 Homes portunity basis." FREE FREE FREE HOWELI7FREEHOLD - Space Tuesday...... 8:00 am-5:30 pm Thursday.....8:00 am-6:30 pm DISNEY AREA FLA. for workshop or storage 17’ X • News Transcript • Sentinel • Suburban • Bayshore SELLING TIPS TO SELL 25", & 20’ X 50’ with over­ Friday...... 8:00 am-5:30 pm Saturday..... 9:00 am-2:00 pm 2/3/4/ bedroom. Luxury homes YOUR HOME YOURSELF head door. 24 hour access. Independent • Middletown Independent • Examiner ASBURY PARK 3mi. Disney. From $550/wk. Please read your ad on the first day of publication. We accept Call Bob Nemeth today at Highway 9. Call 908-462-1660 NORTH END ON DEAL LAKE 908-446-8237.... 908-446-0224 responsibility for only the first Incorrect insertion. We reserve the ERA Advantage Realtor Local Sentinel/Suburban Readers 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT right to edit, reject or properly classify any ad. 908-536-2000 May Call 254-7979 ON BUS LINE & NEAR RAIL­ ROAD. $550. per month. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP FLORIDA VILLA 022 Commercial Includes heat & hot water. 3 bedrm., 2 bath villa w/pri- Properties Call 201-845-6618 BY OWNER vate pool. Quite residential lo­ EATONCREST APTS cation. 8 mi. to Disney & other ANXIOUS TO SELL!! attractions. Call 908-583-8098 Tennis & swim club. Large OLD BRIDGE m size rooms w/19ft living rm. Mother-Daughter House LOG CABIN, PA. NOTICES 1 MERCHANDISE 42-51 Only minutes from Ocean $800./PER WEEK Space avail. Approx. 1,700 beaches, Golf Courses, Fish­ with complete separate sq. ft. Call Frank Powell entrance. Apartment attached CALL 908-254-1331, EVES ing & Boating. Near alJ hous­ 908-679-3700 ext. 311 es of Worship & Malls. Mon- to 4 bedroom, 2*/2 bath POCONOS TIME SHARE Colonial with oversized 2 car Fri 9 :30am -4 pm, Fernwood at Treetop. Blue garage. Would like to sell 908-542-1105. Pine Brook time. Sleeps 8. 2 priv. suites. before Sept. 1 . For 025 Business REAL ESTATE 5-15 GARAGE SALES 60 Rd., Hope Rd., Eatontown. 2 Asking $4,000. 908-721-8987 ENTERTAINMENT 69 appointment call blocks from Exit 105 GSP Opportunities WILDWOOD CREST-Pacific Ave FREEHOLD BORO 1 & 2 BEDROOM UNITS 908-462-7869 A BUSINESS - 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT Air cond., w/w carpet, color UNIQUE P/T, F/T. No investment/risk. Own Must see. 908-577-8607 FREEHOLD TWP.- Raintree TV, eat-in kit., bath, liv. rm. hours. 908-928-6711, 24 hrs. patio home. 3 bedrm., 2 Rent by week. 609-522-8262 COMMERCIAL 17-28 SERVICE DIRECTORY 70-96 FREEHOLD baths, many extras. Golf, ten­ INSTRUCTION 63 nis, pool, gated. Owner. COSMETIC BUSINESS Furn. 1 bdrm. 1 person. $695. $164,900. 908-577-9590 Rt. 18 Market - East Brun­ heat/hot water. 908-462-6927 swick. Call 908-679-7864 LONG BRANCH-W. End-Lake MATAWAN j Elberon area (1 block-ocean) EARN $50,000.-$100,000. 1 bedroom garden apartments Open House Sun. 1pm-4pm. COMMERCIAL ANNUALLY! Shared Com­ FINANCIAL 29-32 LOST & FOUND 84 BOATING 105-106 Includes, heat, parking, patio, NEW BI-LEVEL. Lockslea Hts. munications Services, a long air conditioned. Beautifully Exc. for Mother/daughter Many upgrades. $179,000. distance network reseller, as­ maintained. No pets! Appoint­ 017 Office & sists estab­ ment only. Call 908-571-1618 797 Rt. 34. 908-756-3875 qualified people in lishing their own business. No MATAWAN/OLD BRIDGE investment required. Begin EMPLOYMENT 35-41 PETS/ANIMALS 65 AUTOMOTIVE 110-119 MILLTOWN earning $ within 90 days. Life­ 1 Bedrm., off street parking. VINTAGE FREEHOLD time commission at initial Available 9/1. $675. plus 4 ROOM SUITE in downtown commission rates. utilities. Call after 5pm A RARE FIND Victorian bldg., plus use of CALL 908-972-3000 or Commercial Advertisers Please Call For Rates conference room, library, fax FAX to 908-972-3025 NEW BRUNSWICK-4 rooms. BY OW NER. % acre, 4 bdrm., Ideal for 1 or 2 people. charming colonial set in new & copy machine. Call Nina Easton Ave. 908-846-5741 family development featuring 908-577-6800 EARN $500.-$3,000. ^ 2 baths, eat in kitchen, liv. rm. OLD BRIDGE w/fireplace. French door lou­ FREEHOLD- 180 South St. PER MONTH P/T FLEA ADS For Private COUNTRY LIVING APTS vre window, formal dining rm. Lovely office bldg. for sale/ lease. 1,500 sq. ft. newly dec­ Marketing revolutionary health 2 bedroom apts. avail. Heat, w/fireplace & side screened For Private orated, may sub-divide or rent products. No experience nec­ Party Items air conditioning, hot water, porch, 10’x17\ Hardwood individual offices. Prime loca­ essary. Work from your home. cooking gas and dishwashers floors throughout. Mini kitchen Party Items tion between Rts. 9/33. Priv. Call included. Mon.-Fri., 9am-5pm. w/side laundry rm. & back toll free hotline recording u n d e r $ 7 5 . pkg. 908-780-3979 ext. 108 • 4 Lines $ w 908-360-2992 porch, 14’x14\ plus basement. 1-800-775-0712 ext. 3880 One item per ad 908-679-8655 after 12 noon • 2Weeks IO* SAYREVILLE HOLMDEL/HAZLET Earn extra income selling new 4 Lines • 2 W eeks BORDENTOWN AVENUE MIDDLETOWN - New Custom 1-4 ROOM OFFICE SUITES clothing to friends & family. Prepaid built 2 story. Ready for fall SHORT TERM LEASES. Prepaid No Capital Necessary $4-each additional line WINDING WOOD occup. 3 bedrms, 1 Vfe baths, START AT $290./MONTH. $ 5 . 0 0 small lot. No garage. CALL 908-264-1138 Call 908-409-3380 for details. "May be phoned in 1 & 2 BEDROOM GARDEN $116,900. Call for details 'No Phone Calls - Coupon Only APARTMENTS FROM $570. 908-566-2828 MANALAPAN- OFFICE BRAND NEW AVAILABLE SPACE 654 SQ. FT. $654./ Open daily 10am-6pm OLD BRIDGE - Near Rt. 9 & MONTH. CALL 908-431-4880 FORECLOSURE 908-238-3919 18, 40 min. from NYC. Split level, 3 bedrm, 1 Vfe baths. MATAWAN Main St. Victorian SEMINAR Corner property. Central air, charm. Office suites available. Hands on presentation of the Charge Your Ad H h r 5--* SOUTH RIVER basement, garage, many ex­ 1mo Free Rent. 908-583-7777 10 key areas buying bank tras. $152,500. 908-679-4116 I bedrm. Available owned property. Learn 25 immediately. No pets. $625. OLD BRIDGE-MOTHER/ MORGANVILLE methods of financing, incl. $0. Fax Your Ad 908-432-0016 plus utilities. 908-254-2275 DAUGHTER. 2 Kitchens, 2 Office space for rent. 2 or 4 down, 6 mos. of lists & con­ SOUTH RIVER-Second floor baths, 65 x 100, Basement. rm. suite. Ideal for profession­ sultation. Call for dates & loc. of 2 family house. 2 bedrms., $119,900. Ask for Peggy. als, incl. doctors, lawyers & BSG Management Corp. fenced in yard. $650./month. Century 21 Chas. Smith accountants. 908-591-1233 908-290-1035 Call 908-238-1853 Agency-Realtors- Independently Owned O U l; AL’S G ill INSULTS! 908-721-9000 Use your VISA OLD BRIDGE-REDUCED COME TO THE BEACH Use our handy Private Party Coupon. To settle estate, 2 bedroom, or MASTERCARD ranch, garage. $69,900. And save a bundle , to o ! Select the ad that best meets your needs. Ask for PEGGY to pay for your CENTURY 21 Chas. Smith Classified Ads Agency-Realtors Ind. owned MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. □ F le a (Items under $75) One item per ad 908-721-9000 1-800-660-4-ADS OLD BRIDGE/MATAWAN- Enjoy our beautiful, wide beach & □ BIG DEAL (Item s o ver $75) Mint. Lakeridge. 4 bdrm. ranch. For sale by owner. Swim/Tennis club, fireplace, Please include all spaces and punctuation. One character per box, darkroom. Near N.Y.C. bus/ train. Must see. 908-566-8833 BEACHFRONT CONDOS 006 Houses for Rent OUT O F STATE CONSIDERING A MOVE ? ?- Qmn fm nt balconies, everything ABERDEEN/C LIFFWOOD “Anywhere in the U.S.” for a FREE relocation package: you need including microwave, LARGE 3 bedrm. Ranch. Call PEGGY 1-800-721-2711 Private yard, quiet street, CENTURY 21 Chas. Smith washer/dryer, beachfront pool, too. close to shops, schools & Agency Realtors-lnd. Owned trans. to NYC. $800./mo. plus util. Call Sherif 908-290-7852 THE BEST Listing Program! WEEKLY RATES N am e __ HAZLET-1 Bedroom. 1V2 2 Bedroom i 3 Bedroom months sec., $590. per 2% LIST COST Address. month. No utils, incl. Call Sell $200,000-Save $2,000. $575-s800 I s650-s950 Sandy 908-566-5860 City_____ Written commitment on ads till Bill and Jackie Canino State_ KEANSBURG 2 bedrooms, 1 sold. Full service broker. bath. Recently renovated. Ask for Paul Ricca 908-577-0892 Zip------Day Phone_ .Evening Phone. $600.mo. 908-739-4632 R & B Brokers Realty, Inc. Call 908-972-8096 or LAWRENCE HARBOR-1 bed­ VISA#. 908-264-7734 room, IV 2 months sec., $650. CLEANUP Mail Payment & Coupon to: per month. No utils, incl. Call MC#__ Sandy 908-566-5860 WITH ^ 5 T Greater Media Newspapers 009 Rooms for I Expiration date. OLD BRIDGE A FLEA... Classified Contemporary. 2/3 bedrooms, 7 Edgeboro Rd. • East Brunswick, NJ 08816 2 1/2 baths. Reasonable. OLD BRIDGE- Avail, immed. ...see the Ads are subject to approval. Call 908-679-2428 Furnished plus. Non-smoker. Classified or 908-972-0341 Mature minded. 908-360-2264 Pages 4 2 AUGUST 17,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

025 Business 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted Opportunities Full Time Full Time Full Time Full Time Full Time Full Time Part Time MAKE $500. -$1,000 CABLE RETAIL POSITIONS TEACHER AIDES APPOINTMENT OR MORE WEEKLY FRAMERS MECHANIC PACKERS Large upscale children’s & SETTERS WANTED Technician wanted. Entry level From the privacy of your own Experienced. Established Immediate opening for experi­ Required by Extrusion Com­ girl’s clothing store. Sales, TEACHERS position. Technical or Me­ hone. Solve your money prob­ Construction Company. Paid enced mechanic in large lawn pany in central New Jersey. merchandising, store manage­ We are a nationwide firm in­ chanical experience neces­ ment. Experience preferred. Full Time/Part Time lems. Send self-addressed by experience. Own transpor­ & garden power equipment Must be able to follow written volved in a multi-million dollar sary. Clean driver’s license re­ Call 908-566-0849 Nursery School. Call Between stamped envelope to: tation. Call 908-291-5774 shop. Must have own tools. instructions and work with expansion program. We are quired. Call 908-679-3474 9am & 5pm 908-254-3505 MAILERS 908-946-8333 minimum supervision. Exten­ looking for self-motivated, ag­ RETAIL SALES gressive people to leam our P.O. Box 4314 CARPENTER-Must have HOUSE CLEANER sive training will be given to suitable applicants. No previ­ High quality audio store needs TEACHER business. In addition to a Brick, N J. 08723 home improvement experi­ For Monmouth/Middlesex NURSE’S AIDE ous experience required. motivated achiever to sell guaranteed hourly wage, we ence & able to read Blue­ residential daytime cleaning for Nursery School. Position quality home & car stereo offer paid vacations, holidays, OWN YOUR OWN prints. Transportation & tools sen/ice. Car necessary. Will 6:50am-1pm, 2:50pm-9pm & Please call 908-873-2700 available September 1994. train. Call 908-583-9617 2:50pm-1lpm. State certified equipment. Excellent pay & stock ownership, and much Apparel or Shoe Store, necessary. Call 908-972-0099, Call 908-446-4700 for long term care. Differential REAL ESTATE - Leam while benefits. Call 908-780-6300 more. Our office is located in choose: Jean/Sportswear, ask for Mary. TEACHER-BA in Education HOUSEKEEPER for weekends. New applica­ you earn! Active Century 21 East Brunswick. Own trans­ Bridal, Lingerie, Westernwear, for Nursery School, 2 years CASHIER tions only being accepted: office also offers per-licensing portation needed. Ladies, Men’s, Large Sizes, Mary Poppins Needed SALES minimum work experience SANDWICH MAKER Holmdel Convalescent Center scholarship to qualified. Infant/Preteen, Petite, with children. Matawan area. Lawrence Brook Deli, South for single dad. Loving, tidy, 188 Highway 34 Contact William Phillips Approximately 30 hours. Call: Dancewear/Aerobic, Maternity, Call 908-591-1208 caring for 3 school age boys. Holmdel, NJ 07733 908-257-3000 Hourly plus commission. or Accessories Store. Over River. Call between 3 & 4. References A MUST, car Must have retail experience. 2,000 name brands. $24,900, 908-254-9177 Mr. Parmar A PLUS. Call 908-308-3057 VILLA FURNITURE TECHNICIAN to $36,900. Inventory, Train­ MIDDLETOWN 908-238-4910 ing, Fixtures, Grand Opening, Call Monday-Friday, Quality Assurance Extrusion CLEANING IMPORT-EXPORT Etc. Can Open 15 Days. 10am-4pm, 908-747-5550 Company needs QA Techni­ FT/PT private homes for local OFFICE ASSISTANT cian for 2nd shift, to inspect Mr. Loughlin 612-888-6555 company. Flexible hours. No SALES CLERK & miscel­ and check tolerances on pro­ AMERICAN FROZEN experience necessary. Must GRAND ENTRY LEVEL REPORTER laneous drug store work. files, maintain inspection FOODS, INC. VENDING ROUTE be reliable, and have own car. ASSISTANT Harris Pharmacy The Sentinel/Subur­ records and have the ability to An Employee-Owned Must sell, very strong cash Bonus program available. 7 West Main St., Freehold. FOR ban Newspapers is train others. Must be able to Company business. 1-800-820-4353 Call 908-787-2566 Call 908-462-0071 OPENING CLASSIFIED seeking a reporter to follow written instructions. Equal Opportunity Employer Apply in person only: YOUR OWN BUSINESS International firm now opening DEPARTMENT cover a municipal SALES Full or part time. Uniplex Profiles, Inc. Searching for motivated first Import-Export Company in # Our Classified De- beat. Applicants Looking for professional type COLLECTORS 50 Jiffy Road individuals with high income NJ. We are located 1 block * partment seeks a take should have writing to represent our company. ARTIST Somerset, N.J. expectations. Multinational CREDIT West ol the Hilton, Eatontown. charge person who is experiance and an Rep our line of executive For children’s furniture and business opportunity. No organized, precise understanding of mu­ HOLIDAY CARDS. Car re­ accessory store. Will person­ capital investment. Experienced. Established Col­ and detail oriented. nicipal government. quired. Call 908-536-9115 TELEMARKETING alize toy chests, hampers, lection Agency, North Brun­ Start $300.-$420. Position also involves Call 908-651-7477 We need a good SALES Loan Officers Wanted diaper pails, rocking chairs, swick. Computerized environ­ (depending on position) communicator who writing features. etc. Call Susan 908-462-3898 ment. Salary plus commission, 25 POSITIONS AVAILABLE can handle customer For information call Marlboro Bridal Shop Mortgage Company seeking 027 Business benefits. Call 908-247-0300 • Shipping • Receiving Frances Kosa service calls as well. seeks experienced sales, Freehold area residents to • Pick-Up • Delivery The candidate must Managing Editor. serve as Loan Officers. ASSEMBLER Equipment COOK/LINE - Bayshore area pressers, fitters & se am ­ • Marketing & Sales be a conscientious 908-254-7000 Ext. 228 Finance, banking or real Computer cables. Fast hands restaurant. Experience only. stresses. Call 908-972-0080 • Warehouse • Entry Level self-starter who E.O.E. M/F estate background preferred and good eyes. Will train. 908-583-6930 BEAUTY SALON Management thrives in a fast paced SALES/FURNITURE-F/T-P/T but not necessary. Permanent 908-308-0600 Positions open for high vol­ CUSTOMER SERVICE and diversified envi­ part time position, Monday Call 10 am to 3pm CONTENTS-Good condition. OPENING ronment. Must be RETAIL ume store. Sales experience. thru Thursday, 6-9pm, 12 dryers, back bar unit w/2 Small business service center able to work with Health food store. Freehold/ Motivation a must. Call 11am Saturday, 9:30-3. $10.-$15. ASSISTANT FOR sinks, 1 wet/dry station, 1 styl­ Monday, August 8th seeks bright personable indi­ deadlines and organ­ Englishtown area. F/T, P/T. to 5pm 908-390-5800, Mario per hour. Contact Stu Lehrer, ing station, 5 hydrolics, recep­ NURSERY SCHOOL vidual with retail experience. CALL TODAY ize time. Knowledge No experience necessary. __ 4-6pm, 908-431-5626 tion chairs. $500. for all. Call SALES/ROUTE Will train. Apply in person: of Word Perfect and Cashier, stock, general work. 3 days per week. School Pat 908-350-9393 Mail Boxes, Etc. 908-544-0284 Lotus a MUST. This is Days, evenings, weekends. TUTORS hours. Call 908-679-0088 Aldrich Plaza & Rte. 9 N. a great entry level po­ Flexible hours. Call for ap­ $775. WEEKLY (near Grand Union) Howell F/T, P/T - S.A.T.’s CASHIER/Light stock. Part sition. Do you fit the pointment. 908-308-0449 (no experience necessary) Good salary, steady position. time. Weekdays. Party store bill? Give us a call! Anchor Food is BIG!. We Classified Sells INSTALLER 908-972-0769, 908-238-3194 in Hazlet. 908-739-3466 DATA ENTRY We offer a pleasant, need 3 people now. W e wear 1-800-660-4ADS for growing company. Must stimulating envi­ blue jeans & sneakers to work CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT Experience required. Good know: car alarms, enclosures, ronment, salary and U se your every day. Must be flexible & energetic communication skills. General car stereos. Excellent pay & full benefit package. * Cash Daily CLASSIFIED SELLS! for busy office. Send resume : office duties. Benefits. North benefits. 908-780-6300 Call 908-254-7000 x265 V IS A or • Vehicle Available Covered Bridge Chiropractic Brunswick. Call 908-247-0300 Or send resume to: • Management Opportunity 345 Union Hill Road GREATER MEDIA • 6 Weeks Vacation Manalapan, NJ 07726 DECORATING ASSOCIATE LOCKSMITH NEWSPAPERS Master Card Seeking creative business Classified Dept. minded person for interior TRAINEE/APPRENTICE 908-938-2889 CASH FOR CIRCULATION Counter help. Apply 7 Edgeboro Road decorating. Training. Part/full East Brunswick, NJ 08816 to pay at:Asbury-Ms. Locksmithing Mr. Tamburello SERVICE REP time. Call 908-946-8896 E.O.E. M/F YOUR OPINION FINANCIAL 1048 Livingston Ave. The Star-Ledger has immedi­ DECORATOR/SALES North Brunswick, N.J. for your ad! SECRETARY Market Research ate part time openings for Co. lookina for early risers! $115. starting sal­ Dynamic, talented, very expe­ Steno & 2 years experience. ary plus car expenses, dental 029 Accounting rienced. Weekends a must. MANICURIST & SHAMPOO ASSISTANT-F/T or P/T in 1-800-660-4-ADS. Knowledge of MS Word & people to participate and vision benefits, vacations, Good future. 908-462-4500 Excel desired. East Brun­ commissions, rapid salary in­ Call Harry or Larry Freehold. Experience. Salary OFFICE HELP in Panel/Group JOHN HASLACH CPA swick. Call 908-545-1414 creases. Call NOWI plus commission. Call: Discussions ACCOUNTING & TAXES DELIVERY/SET-UP FURNI­ Days 908-431-8680 CIRCULATION 1-800-242-0850 Call 908-583-6625 TURE. Experience necessary. Evenings 908-431-2546 C C A C A M A f regarding Research Must have clean drivers li­ DEPARTMENT & Development ot CLEANING PERSON cense. 908-390-5800 Mario MARKETING/ needed on Fridays. Matawan Busy circulation de­ NEW PRODUCTS area. Call 908-566-4698 MANAGEMENT partment needs a ver­ OPPORTUNITIES KNOCK DENTAL OFFICE satile person to an­ Call Miss Clark ink OPPORTUNITY swer phones and to at the KASTLE 000R CLERICAL MANAGER Professional organize and keep ac­ Full-time seasonal fSePt-DecJ 908-251-9000 Filing, phones, general office . EMPLOYMENT East Brunswick. Dental expe­ Career Opportunity curate records. Full duties. Afternoon and eve­ rience required. Excellent ben­ time. Good benefits jobs are currently available nings hours available. Perfect package. 035 Help Wanted efits & salary. 908-940-2997 F/T POSITIONS for students. 908-536-7144 MetLife Call 908-254-1755 in the following areas: Full Time Between I1am-3pm. AVAILABLE DRIVER A world-wide leader Ask for Lynn Delivery Drivers COUNTER HELP E.O.E M/F 1. TRUCK DRIVER for glass fabricator. Able to in financial sen/ices Office Telephone For small Deli in Manalapan. ★★★ read a map - NJ, PA, NY We have expanding op 8c Stick Shift - No. Jersey 10:30am-3:30prr>. Monday portunities throughout Central areas. Some shop work re­ Route - Clean License thru Friday. Call 908-446-5001 New Jersey. Explore your po­ Need help Customer Service AIR CONDITIONING quired. Job requires some tential directly with the Agency 2. COUNTER SALES COUNTER PERSONS heavy lifting. Must be reliable writing your ad? and willing to work. Call be­ Vice-President. W e offer a Warehouse For Hardware & Paint Depts. Permanent positions available. HEATING tween 1 & 5 for appointment comprehensive training pro­ Call ELI’S HOT BAGELS, gram, virtual unlimited income Our experienced Please apply in person - SERVICE TECHNICIANS 908-462-8664 3. SHIPPING & RECEIVING FREEHOLD. 908-780-3536 potential with base & bonuses Classified advisors Interviews on the spot DRIVER/ROUTE & advancement opportunities Reliability a Must! & INSTALLERS for those qualified. Executive DATA ENTRY will help you write a Apply in person at Great Opportunity to join $765. WEEKLY training program available for at home using your computer. growing firm. Minimum 3 qualified MBAs/JDs. most effective ad. Kastle Kreations GALE’S INDUSTRIAL Brunswick area. Ask for years experience. Company Anchor Food is BIG! Send resume to: 657 Line Road, Matawan. NJ SUPPLY David. 908-390-1000 vehicle, top pay, health insur­ We need 3 people now! Branch Manager Give us a call at 26 W. Front St. ance, paid vacations/holidays. 20 Commerce Dr., Suite 130 Cranford, NJ 07016-3612 1-800-660-4ADS C908J 566*4560 KEYPORT ★★★ 908-938-2889 Equal Opportunity Employer 1-800-696-1971 Mr. Alexander DEMONSTRATORS ADVERTISERS MANAGEMENT & READERS EARN EXTRA CASH! Join It Is the policy of this newspaper ADVERTISING SALES one of Christmas Around The that all help wanted advertisements TRAINEE World’s top demonstrators will begin with a lob title. Greater Media Newspapers, a group of MAC Call 1-800-660-4 ADS In Hazlet/Keyport Area from last season to help you weekly newspapers and mailed shoppers, Excellent opportunity in retail make the most of this season! AGENT - A BANKABLE JOB FREE kit, supplies, training & EDITORIAL has the following positions avaliable: OPERATOR sales for one of America’s more. Call Dana SALES $ AVON • Sales Representative tor our Monmouth largest retailers. 1st year 908-591-9039 ASSISTANT Full & part time positions available. earnings potential $24,000. County newspapers. DEMONSTRATORS 1-800-545-8390 Full-time position for • Sales Representatives for Ocean/Monmouth Strong skills in layout and designing Excellent benefits package chain of weekly news­ County shoppers. including 401K savings plan. CHRISTMAS AROUND AGENT-A Beautiful job with graphics and type required. papers, based in East • Entry-level Sales Trainee. College or retail experience a THE WORLD SALES-AV0N Brunswick. Must pos­ A knowledge of Quark or Multi-Ad must. Make your own hours. FREE sess excellent lan­ The Qualified candidates should be bright, aggressive, kit, training & supplies. Great Toll Free 1-800-662-2292 guage and typing energetic and have a keen desire to make money. Previous sales Creator a must. 'Also FT/PT for moms. 1-800-628-0063 skills. Good entry- experience a plus. Some evening hours and occasional positions available* level opportunity for Call DEMONSTRATORS AUTO DETAILING Journalism or English We offer an excellent compensation package and the weekends. Gifts by...HOUSE OF LLOYD/ & GENERAL ASSEMBLY major. Also great op­ opportunity for growth and advancement. 609-748-0195 CHRISTMAS Highly motivated person need­ portunity for someone Greater Media is a large, progressive multi-media Send resume or 1ax to: AROUND THE WORLD ed. Experience helpful but will returning to the work­ corporation. We are seeking a few good men and women to join Multi-line home party plan. force. Microsoft Word train. Call Joan at our team. Greater Media Newspapers Work own hours. FREE kit & 609-259-6373 experience helpful. Send or fax resume to: 7 Edgeboro Rd. 036 Help Wanted training. Gerri 908-536-0905 Congenial working en­ Gerry Haggerty vironment. East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Part Time DEMONSTRATORS BUS DRIVER Send resume to: Greater Media Newspapers ADVERTISERS FT/PT. Flexible hours. Private Adele Young P.O. Box 423 Fax #254-0256 Like to meet people & make & READERS money too? Christmas Around Van Service. Good pay + Greater Media Newspapers Morganvilee, N.J. 07751 tt is the policy ot this newspaper centives. Serving Monmouth 7 Edgeboro Road Attn: Toni Smith that all help wanted advertisements The World now hiring & dem­ Fax: 908-972-6746 will begin with a job title. onstrating home parties. Call county. Experience preferred/ East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 Call 1-800-660-4 ADS not necessary 1-800-Busy-Kid E.O.E. 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MIDDLETOWN-Loving mature BEDROOM SET-Colonial, DEMONSTRATORS- Ambi­ TELEPHONE SALES - From NANNIES AVAILABLE ANTIQUES Live-in, Live-out or Temp person, for 5 mo. old in my FUR COATS double dresser w/mirror, arm­ tious people needed. Great RECEPTIONIST Old Bridge office. 9-1 or 1-5 Top prices paid for: Antique oire, 2 night tables, brass Call 908-247-0707 home 3 days/wk. Non smoker, (1) Mink-Silver w/fox collar, re­ $$$. No cash investment. Flexible time. To apply: weekdays. Call 908-251-0047 furniture, oriental rugs, paint­ queen headboard, Excellent Selective Nanny & Companion own car, refs. 908-758-0380 verses to leather coat. $2,500. Free training/supplies. Job se­ Center ings, jewelry & silver. We pur­ condition. $750. Call Freehold Music 214 Rt. 18, E.B., N.J. (1) Mink-brown w/fox collar. curity. Phone/car necessary. 3681 Highway 9 Unit 4 MIDDLETOWN-Mother seeks chase entire contents of es­ 908-257-2877 YOUTH GROUP $2,000. Both full length. Call Call Rosemarie 908-531-3963 Freehold babysitter for 17 month old. 3 tates. Will come to your home. Days 718-253-5764 or BEDROOM SET-Drexel, triple OLD BRIDGE hours per day, 3 times per Call 908-888-0736 DEMONSTRATORS- Earn ex­ Evenings 908-254-6382 dresser w/mirror, pier armoi- ADVISOR week in my home. Non smok­ cellent commission & party Dependable, loving mother res, light bridge. Asking RECEPTIONIST For synagogue program on ing, flexible. 908-530-3599 MINK COAT-BLACK RANCH. your way to success. Average will care for your children in $1,200. C all 908-615-9466 FRONT DESK Sunday evenings in Manala­ Perfect for a size 7 or 9. Orig­ $10./hour. 908-866-4073 my home. Meals. Large yard. MIDDLETOWN-Responsible, “Treasures From Another Time" Experienced, mature person pan. Fifth & sixth graders. inally $2,500., asking $500. BEDROOM SET-Full size, 6 Refs, avail. 908-679-0520 energetic person needed to to handle all phases of opera­ Some knowledge of Jewish Call 908-721-7208 pc. Mahogany, 40 yrs. old, DRIVER-Needed P/T. Must be care for 8 month old. My tion. Call 908-679-6880 programming .s required. OLD BRIDGE Loving mom good cond. $800. Dining rm., over 21. Own car. Great pay. home, MWF 12-3pm. N/S, WEDDING GOWN Call 908-613-4708 will care for your child in her walnut, table w/leaf, large Knowledge of Middlesex refs. Call after 6:30pm (Leave a message) home . Great references Call breakfront, 6 chairs, good County a plus. Call Pete 908-671-0671 201-716-9561 RETAIL SALES 908-679-2291 DESIGNER cond., $800. 2 marble tables, Part time. Units at Freehold Size 7/8 Sweetheart Style. figurine lamps, sofa. Prices Raceway Mall. Call Marcia or 036a Employment OLD BRIDGE MILLTOWN White satin w/iridescent se­ negotiable. 908-303-8578/ DRIVERS Ruth at 908-303-9464 quins, pearls & embroidered 908-303-9680 Services SOUTHWOOD SECTION P/T Child care needed for 2 Find That One of a Kind Gift for Ihe GO-4-IT X-PRESS, a multi lace. Custom headpiece, Crin­ Loving Mom will care for your toddlers in our home. 2 week­ Discriminating Person BEDROOM SET- restaurant delivery service, is oline slip included. Must see'. ATTENTION child in her home. GREAT days from 7am to noon. Exp. New Jersey’s Leading Multi Dealer Mediterranean. Good cond. hiring 6 drivers. Excellent pay SALES READERS $925. or best offer. Call references. Call 908-390-1716 & refs, required. Call Resource For Fine Antiques 83" dresser, (2) 25" night ta­ and flexible hours. Must use Cameo Lingerie is now in this Ads under this classification are not 908-727-0789 bles armoire 45", 2 mirrors. offers of employment. Often these 908-828-8341 aft. 12 noon own car. Call 908-536-1212 area. $75.-$100. per show. advertisors offer a service tor a fee. OLD BRIDGE- 3 yrs. exp. Limited Dealer Space Available Also, brass lamps, Wood $25,000.+ full time. If you place a call to a “900” number Exc. refs. Meals included. MONMOUTH JUNCTION desk-3 drawers, brass chan­ DRIVING INSTRUCTOR Free sample kit 908-390-6501 you will automatically be billed a fee, Lots of fun. 908-679-1384 In my home. School days. 908-462-7900 which varies. 046 Firewood delier & extras. Call after 3:30 Will train. Must be over 25. 7am-9am. for 2 children, 6 & 908-431-5834 OLD BRIDGE-Mature lady will The McKelvey Building Freehold area resident pre­ 8. 908-329-0982 take care of your children in 21W. Main Street • Freehold BEDROOM SET-Thomasville. ferred. Call 908-431-5313 SALES FIREWOOD-HARDWOOD un­ EARN MONEY my home. References. Call 5 pieces. Mediterranean style FOR SURVEYS. FUN JOB! OLD BRIDGE your Search Ends Here seasoned, $100./cord, sea­ Reading books! $30,000/year 908-254-4436 soned, $125./cord. All split. Good condition. Asking $500. FREELANCE WRITER Must have chiropractic knowl­ Loving, mature minded, re­ Income potential. Details Call 908-928-0982 Call 908-536-8105 edge. Salary plus commission. PARLIN- (off Ernston Rd.) Must have strong background 1-805-962-8000 Ext. Y-2111 sponsible person to care for 6 in English. Call 908-972-0769 Call 908-780-6550 Energetic Mom w/TLC, non­ year old & 3 year old in my CONTENTS OF HOME or 908-238-3194 smoker, activities, meals. home. Monday-Friday. Refer­ SUMMER SALE Sofas, end tables, twin beds, Refs, avail. Call 908-727-1517 ences required. 908-679-2280 043 Appliances tables, chairs, patio furn., HORSE GROOM - Upper SALES 037 Babysitting SPLIT HARDWOODS household items & much Freehold area. 4 stalls. Morn­ PARLIN- In my home. 200’ $105./cord. 908-723-0543 Get paid for losing weight & Child Care more. 908-577-1388 ings 7 or 8 am, 4 to 5 hours feeling great! W e’ve lost 90 fenced in back yard. 5 mins. OLD BRIDGE FREEZER CHEST-Whirlpool from Rtes. 9, 35 & Pkwy. Cali ★SUMMER SPECIAL per day. Love of animals es­ plus lbs. & made over $7,000. Your home or mine. 1 or 2 27.1 cu. 71" long, 36.62” A FUN Filled Nursery School Stacy. 908-727-3014 N.J. FIREWOOD- Hardwoods. sential. Experience necessary. Ground floor opportunity. Call days a week. 2 boys 4 yrs. & high. Excellent condition. Ask­ COUCH Wonderland Pre School-Howell $105. a cord. 908-901-1127 Riding experience a plus but Chris or Joe 908-303-8842 6:30am-7pm. Breakfast/Lunch/ ROOSEVELT - Mother of 2 13 months. Call 908-699-8405 ing $200. Call 908-780-1781 Sleeper-Queen size. $70. Call not necessary. References. Wonderland Mini-Meal + Snacks with child care exp. has two 908-583-0905 SALES- Flex hours. People RED BANK-Looking for some­ AIR CONDITIONER $6.00 per hour. 609-259-9555 Birth-6 Years. 908-364-6211 openings, 1 yr. & up. Will pro­ needed to sell & demonstrate one to care for my First grad­ Good condition. 3 years old DAY BED-White iron & brass vide snacks. Refs, avail. Non­ Use your VISA er in my River Plaza home needs 220 outlet. Asking Complete w/2 Ortho m at­ ABERDEEN-Quality Care smoker. Call 609-448-1051 MANICURIST DISCOVERY TOYS while I am at work. F/T Mon.- $150. Call leave message. or MASTERCARD tresses & pop-up trundle. Un­ For your child. Meals. Flex, with following. Monday thru 908-821-1212 SOUTH AMBOY/Old Bridge/ Fri. Call after 7pm 908-329-2977 used in box. Cost $800. Sell hours, TLC. 908-583-1496 to pay for your Wednesday. 908-290-0366 Sayreville. Exp. mom willing to 908-741-4058 $325. Call 908-906-2067 SCHOOL take on children in her home AIR CONDITIONER Classified Ads MEDICAL ASSISTANT/ CHILD CARE PROVIDER CARE FOR KIDS - Day Care Refs. Low rates. 908-721-7519 SOUTH BRUNSWICK/BRUN­ Panasonic-8.000 BTUs referrals. State certified, pre SWICK ACRES- F/T, 6 month Asking $150. DINETTE For school-aged children. 1-800-660-4-ADS NURSE school programs offered. SOUTH RIVER Your child, my old, start 9/12. Minimum 4 Call 908-290-8342 School based program needs 55" x 35" Teakwood table, 6 Mature minded person for No fee 908-446-8027 home. Full/part time. $2.50 month commitment, infant ex­ caring, flexible & creative staff chairs & 2 leaves. Reason­ busy OB/GYN office in Free­ hour. Call 908-238-2738 perience & references re­ from 7-9am or 3-6pm. Experi­ able. Call after 5pm hold. Must work flexible hours quired, good salary, paid holi­ DRYER ence with children in groups 908-583-4633 Call 908-780-6446, between CHILD CARE days. 908-940-9036 Hot Point, gas. Excellent required. Degree preferred. SUMMER 037a Child Care condition. 7 years old. best DINETTE-Wrought iron. 42" 9am-3pm, for interview. $7.90/hour & up. Minorities Retired school teacher, calm offer. Call 908-940-1654 FIREWOOD SPECIAL wood table & leaf. 4 swivel and college students are en­ & caring. Looking to care for a Wanted NEWSPAPER DELIVERY baby. Live in Mon - Fri. Call 8 038 Cleaning Help chairs. $100. No. Brunswick couraged to apply. EOE. FREEZER-lmperial, upright 908-739-2035 EARLY MORNING WORK Send resume to P. Greggo - 11:30 am 908-745-7639 EAST BRUNSWICK Wanted The Star Ledger has delivery like new. Mint condition, hard­ *65 per cord P.O. Box 701 Exp., respon., non-smoker F/T ly used. $800. Call after 6 pm (min. 2 cords delivered) positions available in your CHILDREN’S CHOICE MARLBORO - DAY WORKER DINING ROOM Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852 for 4 mo. old, Mon-Fri. in my 908-251-7085 ■Plus delivery charge area. Earn $400. to $500. a 46 W. Ferris St., E. Brunswick 7 Hrs. Per Day. REF. A home. Refs, required. Own & SERVER, lacquer-w/6 up­ month, plus cash incentives. A STALL HELP - HORSE FARM Ages 3 months-5 years. MUST. Call 908-536-7081 trans. 908-613-8775 ★ REFRIGERATORS ★ June 1st thru holstered chairs. Living room reliable car is a must. Call: $6.00 per hour. Kindergarten. State Certified Guaranteed, 90 days. set-complete-sectional, chairs Call 609-448-7701 Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months September 1st, 1994 1-800-242-0850 EAST BRUNSWICK $175. +. Choice of sizes and & mirrored tables. Must see to a year. Call 908-613-4488 ORDER NOW: Those who hesitate TEACHER HEBREW - For Working couple seeks live out 039a Care Wanted colors. Very clean. may be without in the Fall. appreciate, no reasonable of­ fers refused. Call evenings Third grade religious school EAST BRUNSWlCK-pt/ft child care for 2 school age Can deliver. 908-225-5272 NURSE’S AIDE 908-972-8396 Aberdeen 908-583-1700 babysitting. M-F 8-6. Toddlers children in their home. Full 609-259-7265 6:50am-1pm, 2:50pm-9pm & plus. C PR cert. 908-613-5355 time, flexible hours. Must have EAST BRUNSWICK 8-4;30pm Monday thru Friday 2:50pm-11pm. State certified TV DINING ROOM SET car, good refs. Call Companion for elderly woman. 8-12 Saturdays for long term care. Differential TEACHERS EAST BRUNSWICK 908-651-8813 19" Magnavox color w/remote 5 pieces with glass table. for weekends. New applica­ Some cooking, must drive, Upbeat, dynamic teachers for Experienced, energetic Best offer. 908-431-9562 Riephoff Saw Mill, Inc. $600. Call 908-257-8381 tions only being accepted: EAST BRUNSWICK- Daytime speak English & be able to Hebrew/religious studies. woman to care for your child work weekends. References Rt. 624, Allentown, NJ DINING ROOM SET Holmdel Convalescent Center child care needed, Monday- WALL OVEN G rades 4-6. M onroe Town­ in her home. 908-651-1816 required. Live in or pedestal table 188 Highway 34 Friday, some overnights out. Call With cabinet. Dark Pine. 66" ship. Call 908-446-4244 908-238-3194 w/6 Captain’s chairs. $350 Holmdel, NJ 07733 HAZLET- Raritan Valley mom 908-651-8847 Barely used. $250. negotiable. Call aft. 4.30pm 908-257-7078 TELEMARKETERS - Join our Call 908-940-3006 NURSERY School Assistant will care for your child in her EAST BRUNSWICK-Exp ever expanding operation 047 Furniture Call 11'3, Monday thru Friday home. Teacher. 908-739-0429 babysitter wanted for 3 month 040 Situations DINING ROOM SET * AM/PM weekend hours. Full WALL OVEN-MAGIC CHEF 908-431*1629 old. Need p/t in Aug. & f/t or Must sell. Good condition. time $$ for part time hours. HAZLET-Loving mom will care Wanted 6 mos. old, Continuous clean. p/t beginning in Sept. Let’s $150. or best offer. for your child in my home. Originally $750., asking $300. PRODUCTION/SALES Call today/start tomorrow discuss. Must know CPR or BAR Call 908-521-2394 AIDE seeks live in/out posi­ Call 908-721-7208 908-738-5100 Call 908-739-4653 willing to learn. 908-651-8982 P/T. Bridal boutique looking tion. Excellent references. Formica & wrought iron w/2 DINING ROOM SET-Beautiful WASHER-Whirlpool Deluxe for responsible individual to ENGLISHTOWN - LIVE-IN Own car. 908-566-0042 upholstered stools w/backs. 7 piece formal (Bombay), take charge of heavy phone TELEMARKETERS H0WELL-TLC '85. 6 water levels, 5 tempera Excellent condition $100. Call powder blue w/fruitwood table Adorable children are seeking ture settings, 2 speeds, 6 cy work & pressing. Please call Aggressive self motivated indi­ a lovable nanny. Refs, re 908-888-0590 top, breakfront. Great cond. Mother of 2 will care for your cles. Asking $125. Call Diane 908-238-1358 vidual needed to make phone quired. Country setting. Call 041 Resumes $900. or best offer. Call child Mon.-Fri., till 3:30pm in 908-297-8567 BED-Brass. Queen, complete calls from Matawan office. 908-446-5863 / 609-252-5547 908-583-9571 PROGRAM SPECIALISTS her home. Call 908-370-0357 Typing w/Ortho mattress set. Unused, Flexible evening hours. Start WASHER/DRYER-White, DINING ROOM SET-Black School based after school FREEHOLD Township-Live-ln in box. Cost $1,000. Sell immediately. 908-583-6964 MANALAPAN-Experienced electric, heavy duty. Electronic lacquer, table 42 x 76 with Vfe” programs for K-8 graders $325. Call 908-906-2067 Mom will give TLC to your Mary poppins Needed ABC TYPING controls. $300. for pair. Call thick beveled glass top, 6 need creative staff from child in my home. References BEDROOM FURNITURE for single dad. Loving, tidy, 908-329-5685 chairs, excellent condition 3-6pm. Experience with chil­ TELEMARKETING Call 908-446-2424 LETTERS & MORE!! Butcher block faced drawers caring for 3 school age boys, Orig. $1,350. Now $595. dren in woodworking, sports, Let’s stop fooling around, peo­ REASONABLE RATES WASHER/GAS DRYER w/walnut top & sides, 1 dbl. References A MUST, car Call 908-679-3910 science and creative or dra­ ple take part time jobs for 1 MONMOUTH JUNCTION Temp Work. 908-536-3495 dresser w/hutch, 2 single matic arts. Degree pre­ A PLUS. Call 908-308-3057 Kenmore Heavy Duty, Large DINING ROOM SET- reason, $MONEY$. If you’re Mature 15 yr. old, with young dressers w/hutches, night ferred.$10./hour & up. EOE. ALL American Typing Capacity. $300. Pair money motivated, seek day/ siblings, will care for your table, desk, wall mirror & full Fruitwood. Server, breakfront. Send resume to P. Greggo 908-525-9486, 908-722-2708 four chairs. Excellent condi­ evening hours, we have im­ child in your home or mine KENDALL PARK Speedy Service & Inexpensive size headboard. Also twin box P.O. Box 701 mediate openings available. Day or evening flexible hours Call 908-521-2235 spring, frame & brentwood tion! $500. Call 908-545-4871 Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852 Students/retirees welcome Exp. child care provider need­ rocker. All in excellent cond. ok. Call 908-274-1722 ed for one yr. old in my home. DINING ROOM SET-MAPLE Will work around your sched 15 FREE RESUMES 044 Computers Before 9:30pm, 908-591-9176 Begin P/T with increase to F/T Hutch, table, & 4 Captain ule & situation. Call Scot MONROE TOWNSHIP- My w/first order Written/typeset, PUPPETEER Refs, required. 908-821-5421 chairs. Like new. $500. Call 908-972-6000 ext. 2006 home, all ages. References laser printed. RUSH Sen/ice. BEDROOM 908-721-7208 Creative, outgoing person to available. 908-723-1447 MANALAPAN Child care for 9 Write For You....908-446-8012 4 8 6 D X 6 6 4 M B R A M perform physically demanding TELEPHONE CALLERS year old boy, Monday-Friday, (New),14” Monitor, 34DMB Girls, 6 pieces. French Provin­ DINING ROOM SET-solid educational puppet shows in To recruit volunteers for MORGANVILLE 8am-6pm or before & after HD.-$1,500. CDROMS-$140. cial. Excellent condition. Bed oak, 51” table w/6 oak chairs urban & suburban schools Comfortably Cozy, Colorfully QUALITY Repairs. CALL 908-727-6739 w/storage, Bachelor & lingerie Excellent condition $500. Light American Heart Assoc. school. Live-in/out. Own trans­ Dependablity & team spirit a Cheerful, Creatively Challeng portation, non-smoker, refer­ Word Processing/Typing/ chest, hutch, desk & chair. Fixture-oak & glass $100. Call ALTERNATIVE COMPUTER must. Car needed. Training In friendly smoke-free Free ing, Calm & Caring Child Care ences. Call 908-972-1833 Services. Reliable, accurate $450. Call 908-821-5884 after 5pm 908-238-8977 provided. Work up to 12 hold office. All may apply, se­ by Mom/early intervention & SYSTEMS- Low cost custom & affordable. 908-723-9121 BEDROOM SET - Girls hours/week. Send resume to niors welcome. $5.75 an hour systems. Networks, repair, childhood teacher of 11 years. MANALAPAN P/T 7 pieces white French Provin­ DINING ROOM Jersey Kids on the Block plus bonuses. Choose morn­ Avail. 24 hrs./7 days. Pre­ TIPS ON WRITING Resumes consulting & troubleshooting. cial. Perfect condition. Asking P O Box 401 ing or evening shifts interviewed, drop-ins wel Put son on bus AM. Return Booklet-Complete w/sample 10% OFF w/ad. 908-255-5222 Unique hand made parquet $200. Call 908-251-4264 Kingston, NJ 08528 908-308-4201 corned too! Call 908-591-1829 PM to stay with him in my resumes & advice on writing table 42 x 72, 6 chairs. Mint home. Mon-Tues-Wed. Call cover letters & post interview COMMODORE 64 cond. Must see. Asking 908-446-5299 eves, until 9pm letter. Includes $10. coupon Color monitor, printer, & some BEDROOM SET $1,000. Call 908-536-5004 towards resume service. EF AU PAIR MANALAPAN-Care needed software, $175. 908-536-8662 Girl’s. Off white, 9 pcs. + ESTATE SALE-Bedroom set, APPOINTMENT SETTERS Send $3. to: A. Bruno weekdays between 4-7pm for lamp. Very good cond. $350. dark wood, includes bed w/ P.O. Box 5094 Holidays around the corner. Kids going European Live-in 2 children 11 & 13. Responsi­ COMPUTER REPAIRS 908-462-5157 extra long frame, bureau w/ Old Bridge N.J. 08857 back to school. Are you looking for extra bilities include, dinner prepa­ Repair your IBM Computer or BEDROOM SET mirror and armoire, $250. child care ration & homework help. HP Printer. Free Estimates Solid wood. 8 pc. French Pro Double-bed and single-bed money? Work Part Time earning Full Time Thoroughly screened, legal Please call 908-828-0857 vincial w/canopy $500. Swivel frames, end tables, metal Visas, 1st aid trained, Chairs - 2, Brown & gold $50 closet, assorted household Pay From our Old Bridge Office. Pleasant dedicated to your child care MARLBORO COMPUTER TUTORING Living Room Set - Maple items. Items sold tor best of­ atmosphere. Hourly Wages, Bonuses & needs. Average $1767week. 2 Families looking for f/t baby INSTALLATION & Trouble­ $250. Crib - $10. Bed & fers. Call 908-238-1557 ■ L E l shooting. Learn computer ba Commissions. For more information call sitter to share. Care for 4 & 1 MERCHANDISE Nitestand-children’s $15. Twin Carol O’Hara yr. olds. Different days, sics and/or software in your Beds-children’s $10. FAMILY ROOM Hours 9-1 or 5-9 flexible hours. Must have car. home or office. Call Call 908-521-2789 908-706-9423 Call 908-536-5305 908-607-0294 Queen sleep sofa, oversize BEDROOM SET-3 pc. queen Call for interview Trish Doskoczynski 042 Antiques chair & ottomon. Best offer. MATAWAN MACINTOSH LC, 10/250. size Mica bed, wall unit 908-446-5324 Hurry! Positions Filling Quickly! 908-308-1277 Child care position needed Upgrading, must sell. Apple includes storage, headboard, after school from 2:40-4:40 for COLOR Monitor, Keyboard, twin mirrors w/light bridge KITCHEN BOOTH- Michele Chazen ALL OLD ORIENTAL RUGS & Ask for Mrs. Fall. 8 year old girl in our home. Mouse, HP Deskwriter, too & 2 pier cabinets. Off-white wraparound. 6’ x 5’, vinyl, Paisley shawls. Any size or 908-566-8937 Must have car, non-smoker, MUCH Software. Call Scott: w/walnut trim. Asking $400 color rust. Excellent condition. cond. 1-800-221-5119 CASH 1-800-872-0157 Gov’t, designated non-profit references. Call 908-583-4447 908-888-9175 Call 908-679-1898 Call 908-462-5359 4 4 AUGUST 17, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

048 General 048 General 047 Furniture 047 Furniture 047 Furniture 048 General 048 General 049 Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Wanted SECTIONAL SOFA-Off White. WALL UNITS (2) Contempo­ COMPUTER-and entertain­ WELL PUMP AVOID Garage Sale Hassles. KITCHEN SET Good condition.- $195. rary, Black, Black & white. ment center, $75. each. Book LADDERS PAINTING Marilyn buys knick knacks, $400. each. Very good cond. shelves, $30. Small 3 shelf for Tank & Vfe HP. motor, $100. fum., antiques. 908-257-9107 2 arm & 2 side chairs. WASHER-Portable-$175. Call Various sizes used by painter. 40x50 abstract by Lee 908-721-4340 Call 908-780-3199 books, $15. Call Call 908-521-2171 Beech wood, exc. cond. $300. 24' extension to 5’ wooden. Reynolds. Asking $100. Call BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR 908-297-5315 Call 908-591-0742 WATERBED $30.- $100. 908-792-0513 908-493-5669 WINDOW TREATMENTS SALE! We Buy & Sell Off white, balloons, Silk Moire. 24 Broad St Keyport SILVERT’S 4 poster Queen size. PONY SADDLE-Western. Excellent condition. $250. DINING ROOM LAWN MOWER SHOWER CURTAIN-Pale Lil 908-264-0777 or 264-8615 KITCHEN SET We want your Bedroom & Excellent workmanship. Call 908-940-1630 Craftsman. Must sell. $30. blue, lined, valance. Best of­ Dining Room business. W e’ll Traditional, fruitwood. 42” Made in 1910. Asking $95. C A M C O RD ERS -"Children’s 41" X 41" SQUARE Almond Call 908-422-7457 fers. All Custom Made. Call round table w/(2) 21” leaves, Call 908-297-7229 Video Cameras" Fisher Price. formica pedestal table & 4 Beat & Meet in & out of state 908-972-9479 quotes. You know our reputa­ 2 arm & 4 side chairs, lighted MICROWAVES - (2) lg. & Top $$ paid. 908-431-3123 peach & chrome chairs. Per­ WATERBED POOL DECK & FENCE-$50. tion. You’ll get our full service. china closet, 4 pads. med., $60. each. Tuner & fect condition. 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Box 941 RUGS-Beautiful Kashan 6 x 9 . • Office Equipment • Books case, car seats, port-crib etc. 908-431-2001 908-220-2218 Matawan, N.J. 07747 Paid $4,000. sacrifice for LIVING ROOM • Sporting Goods MOVING SALE $450. for all or will sell sepa­ EXCERCISE BIKE-$20. New $850. Also Kashan 8 x 11. LIKE NEW. Sofa, loveseat, (3) SOFA-Contemporary, beige, • Party Paper Goods rately. Call 908-727-8590 MAKE MONEY double mattress or box spring, Bedroom, liv. rm., din. rm, kit. $1,100. or best offer. tables, lamp, oriental chair. $75. Matching love seat, $50. $80. each or $150. both. Bed­ Everything MUST gol Reason­ Call 908-721-2798 STROLLER - Perego $950. 908-591-8894 Golf clubs & bag, $50. Dehu­ NEW & USED room set, 6 pieces, $150. able prices. 908-251-4173 Continental. Paid $350. Ask­ midifier, $10. Infant car seats, STEREO SYSTEM-Compact Call 908 297-2956 ing $150. Perfect condition. CLEANING $3. & $5. Call 908-521-1507 AM/FM stereo receiver, dual LIVING ROOM MERCHANDISE MOVING SALE Navy. 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Furniture, Paintings, SOFAS- 1 gray contemporary My-Pal-2. Talks, plays games. condition, 3 years old. $250. Vanity 24"w/yellow sink, $25. Glassware, Statues, vases loveseat, exc. cond. $125. $15. Call 908-577-7961 Call 609-395-8239 Call after 5pm 908-656-0581 Oriental Rugs, Silver, White pattern camelback sofa Collections, Old Toys, $150. 908-390-0844 BEDSPREAD-Twin size The Perfect Gift 049 Merchandise Jewelry, etc. MOVING 57”long curtain w/attached TABLE valance, wedgewood blue per­ Wanted Over 40 yrs. old, EVERYTHING MUST GO! Created in Oils AND 6 CHAIRS, $45. cale. $22 for both. LevJor ANY QUANTITY... Sofas, tables, dining room, CALL 908-723-0764 mini-blind fits Mill Lake Manor or Watercolors AAAA ANTHONY’S ANTIQUE COMPLETE ESTATES Bedroom set, kitchen set. Exc. homes, $7. Call 908-251-6281 PAYS TOP $$$$ for used fur­ condition. Call 908-721-3070 TABLE-Scallop edge, niture, glass, art, toys, all col­ PURCHASED smoked-color glass cocktail BEDSPREADS-2 twin, shams • Birthdays lectables, etc. Love attics & Col. Bob Randolph Auctioneer table w/wood base. Good & curtain set. Twin electric basements. Estate contents Call any time MOVING SALE condition, $50. blanket. Stereo/radio cassette •Anniversaries bought or auctions. Est. 1979 Bedroom, Den & Living Room Call 609-395-8134 recorder. Exercise bike. Best 908-264-3130 Baskin Robbins Furniture. Call 908-727-3164 offer. Call 908-655-4653 • All Special 908-739-9847 for Uncle Joe 908-308-3335 MEMBER NJ & STATE Occasions SAVE THIS AD TABLES BICYCLE-Colum bia, boy’s. SOCIETY OF AUCTIONEERS Coaster brake model w/train- AAAAAA Antiques, used fum., SAVE THIS AD. YOU MAY MOVING SALE 1 coffee tbl., 3 end tbls., Mod­ ing wheels. Excellent condi­ estates, contents of homes, NEED ME IN THE FUTURE! Master bedroom, Living room, ern, marble tops. Great cont. tion. $55. 908-238-8964 etc. 908-888-8377/264-6458 Dining room, misc. items. Call $200. 908-566-1649 aft. 2pm ' I 908-566-6133 CAMERA OUTFITS ALL LIONEL TRAINS Artist Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. 050 Musical TABLES Yashica FX3. $165. Kodak MOVING SALE Reflex. $85. Zeiss. 50mm (T) Price no object. 908-946-2893 Instruments Cocktail & end. Oak. Great $110. Call 908-446-6679 MUST SELL-Bedroom set 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728»908-462-1020 ALL OLD ORIENTAL RUGS & cond. $35. ea. 908-613-5098 GUITAR-12 string Marlin- child/teens-$200. Kitchen set- Paisley shawls. Any size or CAROUSEL CONSIGNMENT Sigma, excellent condition. $150. Custom sofa.- $300. TEEN BEDROOM-Boy or girl, SHOP-Women’s, men’s and cond. 1-800-221-5119 CASH dark wood. Double dresser, 2 Heavy-duty, plush-lined carry­ Grandfather clock -$150. children’s clothing. House­ ★ ANTIQUES ★ chests, 2 hutches, corner ing case. All for $165. Chandelier-Brass antique wares, crafts., Tues.-Sat ★ USED FURNITURE ★ desk & chair, twin headboard Call Allen 908-329-1359 looking. $150. Best offers. 11-5. 1/2 price Sale thru 8/I9 ★ UNUSUAL ITEMS ★ Call 908-828-7998 & footboard, mirror. $250. ORGAN-Yamaha, w/double Call 908-446-9552 CARRIAGE-Perego, twin Family Almost Anything Old keyboard, foot peddles & MOVING-Custom sofa, marble $150. Beige sectional w/sleep rhythm box. Must sell. $500. cocktail table, recliner, 8’, 2 TRESTLE TABLE & 2 Call 908-583-2481 er, reclines, $350. Twin bed, or best offer. 908-780-9005 pc. bar & stools, dark pine BENCHES-Ethan Allen. $700. dresser, $100. Garage door, 48" round table & 6 chairs, Call after 5pm $100. Kitchen utility cart, ANTIQUES gold leaf marble top console 908-257-8587 $100. Call 908-238-5324 Portraits PIANO & mirror, desk, chair & more. & QUALITY COLLECTIBLES TRIPLE DRESSER-Blonde, w/ Chickering Spinet cherry Call 908-431-1025 CASSETTES-Dave Del ESTATES PURCHASED mirror, end tables. 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VIN RMQ47741, Stk #5341. $15,^10 MSRP. 080a Handy Persons JRM ELECTRIC OTHER JETTAS AVAILABLE AT THIS PRICE LISTED BELOW Free Estimates Bonded & Insured A-1 HANDY MEN • Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M066478 Pearl Red Stk #5418 • '94 Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M055648 Alpine White Stk #5396 NJ License #9944 Very responsible. All Jobs. Call 908-525-9770 Carpentry, masonry, painting, • '94 Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M066445 Peearl Red Stk #5415 • ’94 Jetta GL III, 5 spd, IM051463 Turquoise Stk #5342 roofing, decks, basketball set * L 908-536-6353 ups. Refs. Free est. • '94 Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M041821 Steel Blue Stk #5399 • '94 Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M056039 Dusty Mauve Stk #5361 Call William 908-495-6869 S Lic.#9425 A-1 MR. FIX IT NEW ’94 PASSAT GLX C All types of home repairs. Ap­ • LEATHER INTERIOR • AIR CONDITIONING ■ AM/FM CASSETTE •TILT WHEEL pliances to carpentry. 10% ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR senior discount. 908-727-2762 • ABS BRAKES ■ PWR WIND & LOCKS ■ BBS ALLOY WHEELS & CRUISE L ighting-ln & Outdoors Month S ervices-Spas & Pools AFFORDABLE HANDYMAN- 4 dr, 5 spd man, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm stereo cass, p/winds/lks, a/c, t/gls, C eiling & Attic Fans r/det, t/whl, cruise, Ithr int. bkt sts, sport mirrs, sun rf, all ssn stl bltd LEASE carpentry, kit., baths, painting, radls, alloy whls. VIN #RE003467, Stk #5432. MSRP 25,135. 48 mo. 48 tile. Reas. John 908-462-3087 closed end lease «v/$1282 down 1st mo pymt $399 sec dep $350, bank FOR Months STEPHEN RODRIGUEZ fee. doc # M.V. Tot Pymts $14,352. Residual $9153.80.12,000 Mi Lease. or Buy for $19,990 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ALL AROUND HANDYMAN Free est. No jobs too small. All Types of S econds From Pkw y Exits T OO A or E3l LIC #12229. 908-679-9465 Home Repairs/Improvements 908-431 -3981, 908-257-2750 UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC Cont. Insured & Licensed #8478 WORLD VOLKSWAGEN NO JOB TOO SMALL ALL CRAFT 24hr Service. 908-283-2682 Paint, wallpaper, roofs, decks, windows, doors & more. 4075 Hwy. 33 Repairs of all kinds. Gary 908-613-0152 N e p t u n e 9 2 2 - 1 5 0 0 079a Exterminators Prices Include all costs except license, reg. & taxes. ALL JOBS TRIPLE ‘E’ LARGE OR SMALL THIS W EEK'S USED CAFt SPECIA L LS • Painting • Roofing • Decks EPA cert. Fully ins. All types, • Ceramic Tile • Carpentry *88 Mazda 323 86 Pontiac Sunbird '84 Volkswagen '89 Toyota Tercel 86 Volkswagen Jetla Gl '87 Honda Prelude 87 VW Jetta '89 VW Jetta Gl including termite inspection 2 dr. auto. 4 cyt, p/s. o/b 3 dr hatcft. auto, 4 cyt. p Scirocco l at, auto. 4 cyt, a&, a/t>. •I auto 4 cyl. p/s p/6, i t/gls, Cheapest rates around. Reasonable Rates. 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080b Home 080b Home 080b Home 081 Lawn Care 081 Lawn Care 081 Lawn Care Da Handy Persons 083 Masonry/Paving Improvements Improvements Improvements Landscaping Landscaping Landscaping H HI II - —• v. - * HANDYMAN- Small 4 BIG MERKLIN ENTERPRISES IS YOUR stump a pain in the ATTENTION: CUSTOMERS jobs. Painting, carpentry, roof­ ADDITIONS HIGHLIGHT RENOVATION SPECIALISTS ALL-PHASES G RA SS ? Tree/stump removal. Brick, block, concrete. Satis­ ing & much more. FREE esti­ Roofing & Exterior BILL’S "Just Stumps". Free est. Fully Bath & kit. remodeling. Siding. If you want it done right faction guaranteed. Reason­ mates. George 908-238-2257 • Yard Clean ups 15 years exp. 908-506-6613 All gutter cleaning $40. We ins. Call 24 hrs. 908-634-1318 the first time, CALL US! • Tree/Stump Removal able prices. Ins. 908-280-2791 beat competitors prices. Fully FREE est. Call 908-219-8934 HANDYMAN- The Home­ ALEX RUGGIERO’S • Landscape Renovation JUSTIN TYME owner’s Friend. All types of guar. Call 908-750-0920 LANDSCAPE Home Repair & Improvements SZARAWARSKI Builders • Sod-Stone-Mutah-Soil LANDSCAPING DESIGN B.T.C. CORP. home repairs. Carpentry, Free Estimates/Insured Free est. Fully ins. Call Anne. 908-251-0572 ISLAND Remodeling Custom carpentry & masonry. painting, etc. 908-780-3509. For Quality & Economy 908-721-4954 WE SH OW UP. & TREE SERVICE ALL CONCRETE WORK Additions, remodeling, custom Call 908-780-6920 ★ All phases of home im­ • SIDWALKS • PATIOS baths/kitchens. 908-446-4796 J & M HANDYMAN provements. ★ Custom decks ARBE LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING * DRIVEWAYS • REPAIRS 908-721-8671 FREE est. Financing avail. No JO B too small. Refs. Fully & carpentry. ★ Free Esti­ TOTAL Home Improvements Trees, Shrubs, Topsoil, Fill, Shrub Removal ins. Free est. 908-787-5177 AMC mates. Call 908-792-0147 Stump Grinding Call 908-566-2828 Mulch, Stone. All your land­ HOME IMPROVEMENT scape needs. Bulldozer & DREAMSCAPE 908-254-5425 JARCIF CONSTRUCTION LARSON SERVICES LEN’S HANDYMAN • Carpentry, • painting, • tile backhoe work. Fully insured. CORNERSTONE MASONRY NO JOB TOO SMALL work, • wallpapering & other Kitchens, decks, windows, 908-721-7142, from 8am-5pm LANDSCAPING INC. 080c Kitchen 908-536-2613 • Concrete Work • Steps Free estimates 908-251-6659 general improvements. Refs, basements. Fully insured • Landscape Design • Brick Pavers • Mail Boxes avail. Call for FREE est. All work guaranteed Cabinets • Lawn Maintenance MITONE ENTERPRISES BACK HOE WORK- Will R e­ • Barbecues • Brick Fronts O D D JO B S Can do most any­ 908-591-0593 908-574-3386/908-499-0746 • Fully Insured • Free Est. Lands. & Lawn Care Serv. move trees, stumps, dirt, con­ • Repairs • Raised Decks thing. No Job Too Small. Call Richard Kosty 908-238-7488 Decorator Stone & Islands ENGLISHTOWN DECKS crete. Can Deliver fill, top soil, * All Other Phases of Masonry John 908-251-0893 KJS CONSTRUCTION ★★★ Complete Shrubbery & Trim Building & Power Washing sand, mulch, firewood. Call Pete 908-972-0933 RELIABLE-smail/odd jobs Replacement windows & 908-446-3196______TYLANDSCAPiN^ Care/edging. No job too small 908-446-3347 KITCHENWORKS Relax, let us do the work! Most trades. Antique furniture doors. Kit./baths remodeled. WHATEVER IT TAKES CUSTOM MASONRY restoration. East Brunswick FRANTON Construction Vinyl siding & decks. Free est. SPECIALIZING IN 3yr guarantee. Complete land­ Light excavating & hauling 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE area. Free estimate. Call Joe • Additions • Basements Fully ins. Call 908-721-5447 KITCHEN REMODELING BUY IT scape & lawn maintenance, Call 908-613-9044 ALL PHASES PERFORMED 908-651-8831 day/eves • Siding • Sheetrocking * NEW CABINETS since 1978. 908-536-2084 MONDELLI Landscaping ASK FOR ERIC • Taping. A total home * REFACING SELL IT care NO JOB TOO SMALL co. Fully ins. & registered by MASTER DECKS W ORK DONE BY OWNER FALL SEEDING/SOD SUMMER SPECIALS TOP OF CLASS FIND IT • Maintenance • Designscapes CALL 908-390-6629 the state. Free est. & free Pool platforms, old and new CHARLES GRANT NOW IS THE TIME! • Fertilizing Programs All types of home repairs & advice. Monmouth Cty. only construction. Call for WINTER CLASSIFIED Schedule for Fall Seeding DON S CUSTOM MASONRY renovations. 908-525-1123 Call 908-919-7691 TREATMENT. 908-758-8448 908-251-2299 Call 908-367-4418 QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Fireplaces/Patios/Foundations Fully insured. Free est. Free estimates. 908-251-4352 Serving Monmouth Cty. Only Call 1-800-537-LAWN DRIVEWAY COATING SPECIAL: $95.(25' X 20') MT TREE SERVICE Crack filling. 908-572-1916 Tree removal, trimming, clear­ ing, Fully ins. 908-521-4515 ~iGLESIAS LUXURY WITHOUT MUMS THE WORD CONSTRUCTION Add instant color with fall ALL CONCRETE W ORK blooming mums. Plan now for CALL 908-238-3181 spring bulbs. 908-866-9414 FLOWER POWER JO-MAR CONSTRUCTION CUSTOM MASONRY THE PADDING. NEED A CUT NO JOB TOO SMALL 30 yrs exp. Free estimates Call 908-679-3019. Old Bridge Call 908-329-6022 & E. Brunswick only. Free est. JUST CONCRETE OUTDOOR MATTERS Inc. Free estimates. Call .Shrub Trimming .Mulch 908-721-8857 .Bed Work .Stone .Sod Call 908-367-4418 MASON will fix & repair steps, sidewalks & plastering. Very ROTOTILLING reasonable. 908-988-0029 MASONRY - NEW WORK 908-536-2613 REPAIRS. Refs. Avail. Call 908-254-0643 ROTOTILLING PATIO SPECIAL $4.75 sq. ft. Lawns & gardens. Spring, CUSTOM WALKWAYS Summer & Fall. 908-251-7843 Exp., honest. 908-238-9270 STUMP & BRANCH STAMPED ~ REMOVAL CONCRETE Rudy 908-251-5953 Driveways, Patios. Sidewalks Pool Decks, Fully Insured T & D Landscaping Free Estimates. 609-971-5151 “WE DO IT ALL" • Mowing • Edging 084 Moving * Hedge Trimming • Fertilizing • Tree Trimming & Removal & Storage Free estimates. 908-462-1317 ALL JERSEY MOVERS TOM'S TREE SERVICE Pianos, apartments, homes, All phases performed offices. Quality work at an af­ Free estimates. 12 Years exp. fordable price. Lic. #PM00662. Call Tom 908-905-8964 Call 908-634-4122 TREE CARE & REMOVAL APARTMENT MOVERS Diagnosis. Since 1959. MID STATE SERVICE Free estimates. Fully insured. Local. 800-300-8350, PM#378 Coyne Tree 908-819-8755 FURNITURE HAULING" TREES-*Trimmed* Removed ★Stumps Ground*Wood Chips # 1 in Furniture Care Any­ NEW 1994 SAAB 9000 CSE Reasonable Rates where. Full household/partial Call 908-257-1416 Anytime move. Lic.PM00276. Fully in­ sured. Call Jim 908-905-0997 WORLD CLASS LAWN 5 spd manual, 4 cyl, p/s, p/abs b, a/c, Lawn maintenance & tree spraying. MON. CTY. ONLY. 084a Light Hauling am/fm st w/compact disc, airbag, anti­ Calf 906-928-0717 theft alarm, electric sunrf, p/seat, 082 Lawn Mower CRAGGAN TRUCKING Cleanup work & small moves per p/winds, heated sts. MSRP $33,505. VIN Repair No job too small or big Call for free estimates #R1025291. BILL’S MOWER REPAIR 908-727-7736 1110 Tractors, mowers, saws, etc. 36 mo closed end lease. 1st payment + Most work done at your JUNK REMOVAL home. Call 908-888-0184 Prompt courteous service. Bill $1550 down payment + $400 Security LAWN MOWER, small engine or Greg. 908-888-1549 repair. Pick up and delivery. tax Deposit + $450 Acquisition Fee. 10,000 Call 908-938-3117 LIGHT HAULING & MOVING Pickup Truck miles per year. 20

AFFORDABLE 085 Odd Jobs Brick & concrete work Free est. 908-390-5564 Cleanups ^ -j 42 702 Shrewsbury Ave ASPHALT J.V. PAVING Professional Workmanship ★ AAA ★ .Driveways .Parking Lots Affordable Clean-ups. / JL W Shrewsbury , NJ Free Est. 25 Yrs. Exp. We take away anything. 908-548-6565, 609-426-9496 Free est. 908-264-2520 THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 17, 1994 5 1

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A MAN & VAN FOR HIRE NU-WAY PAINTING ANYTIME, ANYWHERE DEVLIN REUPHOLSTERY ERRANDS & RIDES 1 4 ’ FIBERGLASS RUN­ 24’ ALBEMARLE ’83-260 bD, $30/hr. or 2 men for $45/hr. GARDEN STATE Dining room chairs, kitchen ABOUT-48 HP Johnson 1989. FWC, Volvo, New Volvo O/D, THE ROOF DOCTOR 908-721-3815 In water, runs great, w/trailer. Cleanout serv. Bsmts., attics, WALLPAPER REMOVAL PLUMBING and HEATING sets, etc. Reas, rates. Call new full encl. VHF, $14,500. Seals your leaks when you Asking $1,800. *or best offer, gar., yds. Lt. hauling. Debris Quality work at great prices WATER HEATERS Bob 908-727-7394 Call 908-920-6844 need protection the most. OLYMPIC Airport Shuttle incl. 35 HP Evinrude, needs removal. Refs. Mon. County Call Ted 908-615-0592 REPAIRS & REMODELING Roof repair specialist. work. Call 908-255-8780 908-458-4251 John Ruskin GEORGE SAHUL JR. FURNITURE 26 departures to/from Newark 25’ BAYLINER ’89-Cierra con­ O’BRIEN PAINTING License #5568 GUTTER CLEANING Airport. $15. FROM HAZLET. 14’ RENKEN with 35hp elec­ vertible, 260 OMC, low hrs., CLEANUP- Trash, old fire­ REFINISHING REPAIR $12. FROM WOODBRIDGE. tric engine (less than 50 Full galley, sleeps 6. Marina wood, branches, dirt, con­ & WALLCOVERINGS 908-251-5660 Free estimates. Fully insured. Caning • Rushing JFK & NYC Piers, $25. & up. kept. $1 8,900. Call Evans Maint. 1-800-303-3873 hours) & lift. New trailer & crete, metal. 908-446-3196 OUTSIDE house painting & 908-938-4064 Call 1-800-822-9797 seats, much more. Asking 908-477-8329 power washing. INSIDE $3,750. Call 908-787-8048 paperhanging, painting, wall & TOM’S PLUMBING BEST PRICES PUBLIC ADJUSTER 25’ WELCRAFT 250 Sports­ P & R CLEANUP man twin 1.8 liter sea drives. ceiling repair. 908-840-4104 Plumbing & Heating. Water Licensed, bonded represen­ 096a Window All types of roofing/siding/gut­ 16’ H0BIE CAT All electronics plus extras. Garage & yard cleaning. Heaters, Boilers. Appliances & tative for the policy holder. ters. Free est. 908-254-1284 Treatments Mint cond. Asking $19,500. Everything taken away. Reas, PAINTING & Paperhanging Gas Grills installed. Small jobs • Windstorm, • Fire • Burglar Sailboat. Super Clean. Super Call 609-767-6843 weekdays, price. Free est. 908-264-7476 lnt7Ext. Free Est. Middlesex OK. 7 day serv. NJ Plumbing CARLIN ROOFING • Flood...... 908-536-8396 Set-Up. Call 908-290-0535 Co. Call Joe at 908-937-8166 Lie. #9454. 908-727-7719 Construction. Roofs, vinyl sid­ CUSTOM CURTAINS weekends 609-597-9338 TRASH and JUNK REMOVAL ing, gutters, leaders, all re­ SLIPCOVERS, Custom made. 16’ SEA NYMPH-Alum., 40HP Anything you want taken to pairs. Free estimates, insured Your fabric. QUALITY WORK, Yamaha, 3HP & elect, trolling 28.5’ FOUR WIND VISTA ’90- motors. Trailer, FF, downrig- dumps. Free estimates. Call PAINTING 908-458-5619 BIG SAVINGS. 908-257-5409 WINDOW TREATMENTS FULLY STOCKED, ALL 908-721-8246 090 Printing gers. Like new. $3,895. Call AMENITIES, twin engines, Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper CENTURY ROOFING TELEPHONE Installation 908-572-7916 gen. less than 300 hrs. Asking removal. Quality work, 20yrs. BY JERRY $40,000. Call after 12 pm WE'RE RATED #1! Repair, Jacks, Wiring 18’ SEA RAY SEVILLE 086 Painting exp.. Ins. John 908-251-0893 908-255-7895 CUSTOM PRINTING Leak specialist/gutter cleaning 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX Custom Made Shop At Home '85-140 HP, I/O, Merc., Cuddy Call Ed, 908-536-2477 Verticals, mini blinds, pleated Wallpapering PAPERHANGING Resumes, brochures, etc. Expert results. 908-254-1329 Cabin, Exc. running cond., in Free consultation. Lowest shades. 60% discount w/free 29’ TODAZ ’8 8 ' $13./single roll. 24 years exp. water will demo. $3,200. Call rates. Call ACE 908-388-8879 J & R ROOFING & SIDING estimate, measuring and Vr'"nr Mike 908-462-9097 TELEPHONE 908-899-9146 UNBEATABLE RATES installation. 100% guaranteed. A QUALITY JOB Jerry Asch 1 -609-655-7548 19’ GLASTREAM ’87-Cu SCREENPRINTING Exp. & Ins. 908-846-7525 Done by C.L. WYATT PHIL POLO & SON INSTALLATION cabin, 130 OMC Cobra INTERIOR RENOVATIONS Painting & Paperhanging T-shirts, sweats, jackets, hats, CJL COMMUNICATIONS New engine 1990, w/ Wallpapering & Sheetrock Int./Ext. Free est. Fully ins. signs, decals, vinyl lettering. RL LEMPFERT Sales/Service 908-739-0803 096b Window Many extras. $3,000. MIKE DOLLY 908-294-8979 offer. Call 908-793-43 Repair. Call 908-873-3906 908-780-3575 • 908-462-9558 Re-roofing, tear-offs, repairs THOMPSON Washing Call 908-679-0096 19' MERCURY CRU ABSOLUTE QUALITY SAL’S PAINTING SEWER & DRAIN Cleaning Fully loaded. Mint c PAINTERS- Reasonable PAINT 3 ROOMS S & R ROOFING & SIDING AAA LEVY’S DUN-RITE Ready to go in water. rates. Free estimates. 091 Roofing/Siding Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. .Main Sewers .Sink Drains IMMEDIATE CALLBACKS $299. ANY COLOR FREE Estimates 908-679-2291 .Tub Drains .Yard Drains WINDOWS WASHED $3,500. Call 908-787-5' Toilets All electrically 908-364-6665 STORMS & SCREENS 19’ SKI NAUTIQUE-VC FOR INQUIRIES CALL SUPER RUSH ROOFING cleaned. 24 hour service. GUTTERS CLEANED 100% restored. Musi 908-390-0103 908-521-0537 All types of flat roofs 908-303-8396 ALEX SMUTKO No waiting. Exc., clean work. Trailer & many extras. $t AL’S PAINTING Commercial/Residential SUMMER SPECIAL Reas, rates. 908-739-8755 Must sell. Call 908-657-47* Interior & Exterior ROOFING FREE est. Call 908-572-1916 19*/2’ THOMPSON ’89- GET THE BEST FOR LESS Interior/Exterior painting. 094 Tailoring ALL-BRITE Bowrider, full canvas, I/O V6, For free estimate call $65. per room (2 room min.). Window Cleaning Svc. Co. SYNONYMOUS 175 hp, trailer. $8,700. nego­ 908-583-3306 Call Adam 908-536-8040 C L E A N U P Over 1,000 satisified home­ The economy and taxes are ALTERATIONS owners in N.J. Ins. Low price. tiable. Call 908-571-4333 hurting both of us. I need you, 2J THE WALL DOCTOR W IT H A FOR THE FAMILY “Our Name is our Quality” 19.2' GLASSTREAM ’87­ Call 908-739-^ and you WILL save money ALL PAINTING CALL 908-536-5810 Call 908-830-9275 Custom Paperhanging with me. FLEA... 3.0 liter, I/O, CG. pkg., ski pkg., stereo, VHF, trailer. JET SKIIS- KAWASAKI ’90, INTERIOR/EXTERIOR By Tex Miller. 908-536-9451 • Res./Commercial Roofing ALTERATIONS- Men/Women. Quality Work. Reasonable $3,900. or will trade for car or 440 stock engine. KAWASAKI I’ll roof your house as if it DRESSMAKING. C usto m Rates. Mike 908-363-2786 boat. Call 908-280-2043 ’88. 650SX Hi-perf engine. WALLPAPER were my own. Smutko Roof­ Bridal Parties. 908-446-4838 Many extras. Both stand up. ALL PAINTING JOBS- ing, year after year, proven to 2 0 ’ RENKEN 86 Cuddy Also DOUBLE TRAILER ’90. Excellent indoor & outdoor Hung with TLC, patience & be on top of the roofing indus­ HEMMING, ETC- Cabin-All canvas. I/O, 140 All excellent cond. Call Paul painting. Residential & com­ neatness! Maria 908-888-1337 try. The Dec. '92 & '93 Nor' Type & Sew 908-462-7494 BOATING HP, Good condition. Sacrifice after 6pm 908-928-8750 mercial. Free estimates. Fully Easter demonstrated what can d u e to illness. Call happen to an improperly in­ insured. 908-679-5999 WOODY’S PAINTING ...see the 908-747-0178 KAWASAKI 300 SX '89- stalled roof. Don’t let it hap­ 21' WELLCRAFT '87- 210 JET SKI. Stand up. Never Inter. & ext. No job too big or pen to you! Please call Alex! Classified 094a Transportation BOB’S PAPERHANGING Classic, I/O, low engine, hrs., used. $1,700. Call small. Free est. 908-583-2228 908-583-0412 800-794-ROOF P a g e s 105 Boats for Sale WILL BEAT ANY PRICE! Asking $8,500. Days 908-506-9657/908-618-0317 CRAZY LOW SUMMER 908-750-7861 or Evenings REMOVAL & REPAIRS REROOF PRICES!! WAVERUNNER-Yamaha & CHAUFFEUR 201 -823-4547 Free est. 908-360-0048 087 Power Washing Using 25 year warranty shin­ 14! ALUMINUM BOAT-w/trail- wavejammer w/trailer. Custom gles. Hand nailing at its best. Your car or mine. Anytime, er, electric motor & many ex­ 22' BAYLINER COBRA '88­ paint, stainless steel prop. CALL NOW!!! anywhere. Airports, NYC, tras. Exc. cond. $1,450. OUT­ 260 hp engine w/70 hrs., trail­ Both run well. $4,500. or best CEILINGS Limited Time Offer Phila., etc. F/t or p/t. Low BOARD MOTOR-Suzuki, 10 er included. $10,900. Call offer. Moving must sell. Professionally sprayed/pop­ Contractors...! do sub-work rates. Conley 908-449-2019 HP $1,150. Call 908-409-1252 908-780-1738 Call 609-443-6065 corn effect/all colors/w/without ABSOLUTE glitter/free est. 908-525-1625 POWER WASHING DECORATIVE INC. Siding, decks, gutters & INTERIOR/EXTERIOR PAINTING concrete. Bill 908-251-7089 NEVER A BETTER TIME PAPER HANGING W i Ba w Ki 11 UP Ka ■ ■ WSm In ■ ■ IWfl mmi PAINTING-FAUX FINISHES HOUSE WASHING CUSTOM COLORS ATA POWERCLEAN Bill Paulson-P.H.I. Certified Member N.J. BBB ★ Call 908-549-9431 ★ 1-800-794-1417 TO■ wmmBUY PONTIAC: m I B ■ m m ■ E. P. REFINISHING POWER WASHING Electrostatic painting, office furniture & home ACTION appliances. Call 908-613-8825 America s 3rd BEST SELLING CAm • Decks • Patios •Aluminum/Vinyl • Driveways FAUX FINISHES • Sidewalks • Brick Cleaning Showroom Quality. Affordable Call John 908-251-0893 Prices. Amy 908-224-9295 Thousands Less than POWER WASHING FACTORY REBATES FINE PAINTING windows/gutters/decks/siding/ up to $1 750 or BY KEN LAPSLEY cement. Beeper 908-703-0070 Comparable Imports! financing as low as Interior & Exterior Free estimates. Fully insured. 4.8% plus ^ 908-787-7982 088 Pool Services HUGE DISCOUNTS__A Custom Lease Plans JACK INGROUND POOLS Top Dollar For TVades THE STRIPPER by SHANLEY POOLS Plenty Of New 1994's In Stock Wallpaper Removal Repairs/Service/Openings Painting, Sheetrock Repair Replacement Liner Specialists 908-972-7663 908-536-9393, 908-251-5595 JO E JAY Painting & Paperhanging Call 908-251-4623 089 Plumbing KELLY’S PAINTING PAPERHANGING ALAN BLACKBURN PAPER REMOVAL Plumbing/Heating. 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE Water Heaters, Boiler Installa­ Free Estimates 908-679-2142 tions. Remodeling. NJ Master Plumbers License # 5325 LERIO PAINTING Painting, Plastering, Taping, 908-238-2945 Sheetrock, Paperhanging. Free Estimates BACSOKA 908-390-8655 Plumbing & Heating Pontiac Specialists Since 1930! Complete kitchen/bath remod­ MIKE & SON’S eling. Water Heaters. Sewer & Drain Cleaning. Reasonable Interior, exterior., painting, rates. Free Estimates. decorating, paperhanging. License #5628. We do it all. Excellent, work. Reasonable R a s s a s prices. Call 908-495-5068 Call 908-727-0014 MIKE’S G. TAYLOR PONTIAC. PLUMBING & HEATING tjwned & Operated by the Rassas Family fo r 65 years. PROFESSIONAL Repairs • Remodeling • New Ben Rassas Painting & Wallpapering Inc. Construction • Water Heaters Int./Ext. 10% off. Free Est. • Reasonable • Reliable • 395 Broad St. • Red Bank 741-5180 Prices include all costs to consumer Gary Taylor, Plumbing Li­ except license, registration and taxes. 1-800-820-1711 cense # 5877. 908-251-5322 Open Mon.Thure.till') I'M,Fri.S. Sat. till 6 I'M 5 2 AUGUST 17, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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BOAT SLIP-Highlands, float­ CHRYSLER LE BARON '87 - HYUNDAI EXCEL *90- NISSAN SENTRA XE '90 LINCOLN TOWN CAR ’87- MERCURY T RA C ER '93- PONTIAC FIERO GT '85 PONTIAC SUNBIRD GT '86- ing dock w/water & electric. 2 dr., auto, needs cosmetics. 65.000 miles. 4 spd., am/fm P/b, p/s, a/c, new tires & Signature Series, midnight WAGON. Strawberry Red. 4 Original adult owner, full ser­ CONVERTIBLE. Turbo, auto, Up to 25 ft. boat to Nov. 1st. 102,000 miles, custom rims. cass., a/c. $2,500. or best brakes. 51,000 mile 1 yr. warr. blue, 1 owner. 70,000 miles. cyl., 30,000. miles. All power, vice record, red, new tires, every option. Excellent condi­ $500. Call 908-755-3536 Fully loaded, good commuter offer. Call 908-721-4702 $4,800. negotiable. $6,500. Call 908-721-3831 fully loaded, roof rack, air, am/ collectible, driven daily. tion. MUST SEE! $2,875. Call car. $3,000 or best offer. Call Call Roy 908-651-0107 or JAGUAR XJ6 ’83-Mint condi­ fm cassette. $12,000. or best $1,800. Call 908-972-7944 ______908-245-3399______908-308-1488 page 201-346-2456 MERCURY COUGAR LS ’90 offer. Call 908-525-9198 tion. Silver w/blue interior. PONTIAC FIREBIRD PONTIAC SUNBIRD LE ’93 7 0 .0 0 0 miles. LOADED OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS ’84 CLASSIFIED SELLS! DODGE 600 ’86 - Auto, fully MITSUBISHI C0RDIA ’85- FORMULA ’88 - 5.0 V8, auto, Black w/spoiler. 5 spd., air, tilt $5,900. Call Steve: New tires, good parts, needs power locks, am/fm cassette, loaded. Exc. cond. 85,000 ALL POWER Automatic, p/s, p/b, am/fm p/s p/b p/w, alarm, pull out miles. $2,500. or best offer. Days 908-583-8900 engine work. Asking $500. or 26.000__miles. 3 yr./36,000 Black w/black carriage roof. cass., air, sunroof. 80,000. am/fm cass. 36,000 miles. You Must See!! 908-254-6076 Evenings 908-583-6595 best offer. Call 908-985-3580 warranty. $7,000. Call M-F 8-5 79,900 hwy miles. Asking Miles $1,500. or best offer. Must see $5,900. or best Call 908-246-0782 ______908-324-7220______DODGE ARIES ’81 JEEP WRANGLER ’93 $6,200. Call 908-238-5138 PLYMOUTH SAVOY ’57 offer. Call 908-874-8598 4 cyl., 5 spd., black. Flat head 6. 4 dr., black & PONTIAC TRANS AM ’84- A/C, P/B, P/S, 4 cyl. NISSAN 200 SX SE '87- PONTIAC FIREBIRD 21.000 mile warrantee. Soft white. Runs well. Needs minor NEW 350, exhaust, trans., T- 2nd owner. White & burgundy. MERCURY SPORTY. white, 5 spd. HB, FORMULA 1989- 5.7L, red/sil­ top, am/fm. 4x4. $11,000. work. $2,000 or ’best offer. tops, 5 spd., a/c. custom ster­ 2 dr. Runs & looks great. spoiler, a/c. 98,000 hwy. ver, TAops, auto, loaded. AUTOMOTIVE Call 908-819-0364 908-821-2560______eo. $5,900. or best offer. Call $1,500. or b e s t offer. GRAND MARQIUS miles. Perfect in/out. $3,800. 10,000 mi. on new engine. 3 908-821-2560 ______908-431-3538______LINCOLN CONTINENTAL ‘90 LS ’84 - 4 dr., p/s, p/b, a/c, Call 908-671-2669 PONTIAC ’91 yr./36,000 mi. warranty. Immaculate! Dual air bags, Alarm, phone, am/fm cassette, TOYOTA CELICA GTF ’87 - FORD ESCORT ’82-Off white, auto, am/fm cass. Good con­ NISSAN 300 ZX ’93 110 Autos for Sale heated windshield, ABS, Grand Prix SE new tires. Must see. $7,900. Loaded. New rims & tires. stick shift. 66,000 miles. Good dition. Runs great. $2,000. 5 speed, 16,000 miles, white, alarm. 37,000 miles. $17,000. 908-525-3106 leave 67.000 miles. Must see! first car. $1,200. Call & leave Call 908-238-8172 air, am/fm. Bose cass., pris­ V-6, auto, loaded. Exc. cond. message Call 908-821-9782 after 6 PM non smoker. 908-257-6424 $6,500 or best offer. ACURA INTEGRA GS '91 - message 908-389-5952 tine alarm. Call 908-329-9673 PONTIAC GRAND AM ’86­ MERCURY SABLE ’87 Call 908-985-7419 auto, like new. 56,000 LINCOLN MARK vl PONTIAC 6000 LE ’87 4 dr., sun root, auto, well FORD LX ’93- Custom silver with black cloth NISSAN SENTRA ’93 New ty-es, brakes. ’80-75,000 miles. Excellent Fuel inj., V-6, auto, a/c, p/s, maintained. $1,800. Call TOYOTA CELICA GTS ’86 - top. LOADED. 75,000 miles. MOVED TO CITY condition. Please call p/b, cruise, new tires, CD. 908-721-3831 Fully loaded. 98,000 miles. -03 Asking $3,700. 908-297-1235 Less than 8,000 miles. Auto, THUNDERBIRD 908-591-0923 Mint cond. $4,000. or best $3,000 or best offer. ac, cruise, am/fm cass. ■Vuto, p/s, p/b, p/w, a/c, tilt, offer. Call 908-297-0477 PONTIAC SUNBIRD ’91- Call 908-247-7044 LINCOLN TOWN CAR ’86-V8, MERCURY SABLE ’89- Under full warrantee. $11,500. jise, am/fm stereo cass., White, CONVERTIBLE V6, loaded, light blue & white, Excellent condition. Loaded, Call 908-254-2950 ' ADED. 3 0 ,0 0 0 miles. auto, cass., LOADED, 65,000 alloy wheels, executive car. am/fm stereo cass., moonroof, Classified Sells 500. Call 908-671-4478 miles. 100,000 mile extended 93,000. miles. $4,750. or best 74,000 miles. $5,450. Call CLASSIFIED SELLS! warranty, $50. deductible. J MUSTANG ’92 - 4 cyl., offer. Call 908-541-5753 908-972-9650 CALL CLASSIFIED! $8,400. Call 908-780-6736 1-800-660-4ADS jd., black/black. Premium .d, alarm, remote entry, oof. $8,000. or best offer. 514-4872 leave message

.0 MUSTANG GT ’93­ d, fully loaded. 18,000 liles. $14,800. or best offer. Call 908-270-2485 FORD TAURUS LX WAGON cond. ’87 White. Air, cruise, p/s, p/w, . . >6-2083 p/l, removable Alpine cas­ sette. 70,000 miles. Asking ELECTRA WAGON $5,100. Great condition. ’87 - 9 Passenger. Loaded. Call 908-390-5396 Exc. cond. 86,900 miles. $4,750. Call 908-699-9228 FO RD TEM PO ’92-4 dr., 37,000 miles. Excellent cond. BUICK REGAL 79 loaded. $7,000. Call Blue, P/S, P/B, P/W. Excellent 609-655-7756 running condition. $800. Call 609-655-8881 FORD TEMPO LX ’87-Dark blue, 4 dr., auto, p/s, p/b, p/dr. BUICK RIVIERA ’92 locks, air, Great cond. Asking 3.8 V6 Fully loaded, black, $2,800. Call 908-828-5406 beige, all leather interior, mint Q uality condition. 32,000 miles. Ask­ FORD THUNDERBIRD i n g $16,900. Call TURBO COUPE ’85 - Black, 4 N E W C A R S ______908-842-4158______cyl., 5 spd. Electronic, sun­ roof. Great body, clean inside. Used Cars BUICK SKYLARK CUSTOM Runs perfect. 123,000 miles. '88 4 cyl. 4 door, p/s, p/b, $3,400. neg. 908-247-3672 NEW 1994 FORD F150 PICK-UP cruise, am/fm radio cass.. Original owner. Garaged, ex­ P/U, 5 speed, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl, 4.9 litre engine, a/c, tint, 8 3 JEEP cellent condition. Asking ★ am/fm stereo, argent step bumper, brt. low mount WAGONEER 4X4 $2,500. Call 908-679-2451 ‘ Sta. Wgn. 5 spd. man. trans., V-8, swing away mirror, sliding rear window. Color: light color: green, 90,514 mi., Stk. #50986, CADILLAC LIMO ’85 VIN #IDT03 1817. Corporate stretch, white, seats opal. Stk #9365, Wn #RNB09365. MSRP: $15,344, 5-6. Stereo, VCR, partition. GET MORE Rebate: $500, Discount: $1450. Exc. for weddings, airport, FOR YOUR MONEY *2899 backups. $5,000. ______908-846-7781______WITH OUR NEW CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE *13,394 •93 FORD '83 - Interior immac. Power fcverything, cruise. Some rust. USED CAR MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE Runs well. Hwy. driven. 4 cyl., p/s, p/b, a/c, tint, am/fm stereo, 85.000 miles. Asking $1,850. LEASE PROGRAM p/d/l, p/w, color: white. 12,500 mi., Call 908-679-6790 after 8 pm. NEW 1M4 FORD RANGER SUPERCAB XLT PKfMIP Stk # 1 2 I 37, VIN #PF202538. CHEVROLET IMPALA ’75 - ACADEMY HONDA Runs well. Reliable. $800. or OLD BRIDGE, N.J. P/U, auto w/od, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl 3.0 litre engine, *11,999 best offer. Willing to talk! center console, a/c, tint, am/fm stereo cass., tilt, Call 908-247-7044 908-721-3333 cruise, mag/alum whls, deluxe two-tone paint. Color: CHEVROLET WAGON '84 - dark blue/grey accent. Stk #6050, Vin #RTA76050. Great working car, third seat. 9 3 DO DGE Needs minor work. 118,000 MSRP: $17,078, Rebate: $400 College Grad if DAKODA SUPERCAB miles. Edison, $600. or best ★ qualified, Discount: $ 1679. P/U, auto, p/s, p/b, V-8, a/c, tint, am/fm stereo, p/d/l, p/w, fiberglass offer. 908-572-9551 evenings high cap, color: green, 10,500 miles, CHEVY CAVALIER ’84- Stk. #50980, VIN #P5261351. GOOD PERSON CONVERTIBLE * 14,999 BAD CREDIT *13,999 Light blue, 4 cyl., auto, a/c, p/ s, p/b, p/w, p/l, am/fm cass., New Program Available cruise. 130,000 miles. $2,000. 9 2 A CURA o r best offer. Call ACADEMY HONDA NEW 1994 FORD TAURUS LX ______908-390-0621______INTEGRA VIGOR OLD BRIDGE, N.J. Front wheel drive, auto w/od, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl 3.8 litre engine, 4 dr., p/s, p/b, 5 cyl., center console, tint, rr defog/defroster, am/fm stereo CHEVY CHEVETTE ’84- a/c, tint rr defog/defrostet am/fm stereo cass, p/d/l, p/w, tilt cass., p/d/l, p/w, tilt, cruise, color: Good engine, new parts. black. 48,364 mi.. Stk #12124, VIN Good car for student. $850. 908-721-3333 cruise, buckets, p/seats, leather int., body side moldings, mats, #XNCOI 5135. Call 908-254-5069 rear facing third seat, rear washerwiper, anti-lock breaks, dual air HONDA ACCORD DX ’86- Color: vibrant white. Stk Vm C H E V Y C O R V E T T E ’82- Good condition, new tires, bags. #8972, #RG288972. MSRP. White, mirrored roof, auto, low *14,800 new alternator. Asking $3,350. $24,720, Rebate: $500, Discount: $2620. miles. Need money for Law Call Ken or Brian. Leave mes­ School. Call 908-462-5147 sage. 908-297-9587/940-2363 ■93 FORD CHEVY EL CAMINO ’77-350, HONDA ACCORD LXI ’89 4 bolt main, p/s, p/b. Good 4 door, fully loaded. 82,000 *21,600 CROWN VICTORIA LX 4 dr. sedan, auto, p/s, p/b. V-8. a/c, shape. Runs great. Asking tint, rr defog/defroster, am/fm stereo miles. Very good condition. cass., p/d/l, p/w, p/tr release, tilt, $1,200. Call 908-390-0087 * $7,850. Call 908-972-0642 cruise, 19.200 mi., Stk #11955, VIN CHEVY EL CAMINO ’85-Auto. HONDA ACCORD XI COUPE #2FALP74WXPX 185840. Air, p/s. p/b, am/fm stereo, 88 - Black w/beige inter., NEW 1995 FORD WINDSTAR GL Sharp. blue, exc. condition. Good cond. Reg. dealer Wgn, FWD, auto w/od, p/s, p/b. 6 cyl 3.8 litre engine, «14,900 79.000 miles. Asking $3,950. maintenance performed. Call Call 908-965-1433 for appt. 908-706-9042 center console, a/c, tinted privacy glass, rr defog/def, CHEVY MALBU ’81 am/fm stereo cass, p/d/l, p/w, tilt, cruise, buckets, body HONDA CIVIC DX ’91 side moldings, lugg rack, mats, mag/alum whls, full size '9 3 FORD Runs well, many new parts, 3 Door hatchback. Red. Auto, spare, dual air cond/heater. Color: crimson red, Stk #8267, TAURUS GL p/s, p/b, am/fm cass., $1,100. a/c, p/s, p/b, am/fm stereo Sta. Wgn, FWD, auto w/od. p/s. p/b. 6 cyl. I or best offer. Call & leave cass., 44,000 miles. Exc. Vin #SBA38267, MSRP: $23,730, Discount: $2123. a/c. tint, cassette, p/d/l. p/w. p/fuel dr. titt. I message 908-431-2680______l cruise, buckets, rr third seat, rr washerAvwasher/wiper. I cond. Asking $5,990. Call C fl| J W Stk #3541. Vin #PA273541.*PA273541. 25.842 miles CHEVY MALIBU ’82 908-536-3090 ‘'Auto, full power, 100,000 HONDA CIVIC DX ’92 - 4 dr., 5 spd., AC, am/fm cass., 21/607 I ’14,999 miles, good condition. Runs excellent. $950. Cali eves. alarm. 36,000 miles. Factory ______908-679-1185______warr. 2 yrs. 24,000 miles left. $9,495. or best offer. PRICES INCLUDE ALL COSTS TO CONSUMER EXCEPT LICENSE, REGISTRATION & TAXES. YOUNG BUYER REBATE IF QUALIFIED. CHEVY SPECTRUM ’85 Call 908-828-8131 5 Speed. Dark blue. Great condition. $1,200. Please call after 5pm 908-446-7874 HONDA CRX 700 SHREWSBURY AVE. /n CHRYSLER CORDOBA 77- ’85. Blue. 5 speed, air, sun­ Well maintained, engine & roof, pull out Sony stereo body very good cond. $1,095. cass. 90,000 mi. Must be RED BANK (ai08;► 741- Call 908-671-4284 seen! $2,195. 908-566-3413 THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 17, 1994 5 3

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SUBARU BRAT ’83-Pick-up T OY O T A C O R O L L A ’94- CUSTOM CAR CARE FORD CUBE VAN ’83- GMC BUCKET TRUCK 77­ CAMPER-BENDIX’78 Black/gold pkg., 5 spd., 4 dr.. 47 foot, Holan Double Buck­ w/cap, sunroof New exhaust, Pop-up, roomy, sleeps 8. YOUR JOB IS Detailing. Ext. wash & wax. RUNS WELL. $4,500. or best a/c, p/s, p/b, dual air bags, ets. Material handling. Call breaks, & tires. Can be seen. Good condition. Sunroof, 13” Int. vacuuming. Dash & wheel offer. Please call Days am/fm cass., 6,700 miles. Mint 908-462-8935 $2,000. 148 Bucklew Ave., wheels. $950. 908-741-0067 treatments. 908-249-4317 609-924-0147 condition. $11,900. Call Jamesburg. 908-521-1491 GMC JIMMY S15 DODGE TIOGA M O T O R 908-972-0735 RIMS FOR TOYOTA PICKUP 2WD., AUTO., V6, A/C, P/W, HOM E ’78-22’, sleeps 6, YOUR CREDIT! 4X4- 1 set chrome steel & 1 TOYOTA MR2 ’89- T-top, FORD F-150 ’81 P/L, AM/FM cass. Blue, 2 set stock. 8"x16". Asking 118 Motor Homes 48,000 miles, good condition, 44,000 miles. $5,500. or best door, excellent cond., 76,000 $450. 908-747-4240 after 6 6 cyl., 4 speed, Maroon, Runs Rec. Vehicles $7,800. 908-446-4088 offer. Also DODGE OMNI ’87- excellent. Asking $1,800. Call hwy miles. $10,000. IF YOU WORK, YOU'LL RIDE! $1,000. or best offer. Call Call 908-940-9036 MINI WINNEBAGO ’80 TRANSMISSIONS (3) 908-214-2926 16' SUNLINE TRAILER '87- evenings 908-521-1596 58,000 miles, sleeps 5, EVERYONE APPROVED... & 4 large tires, $450. GMC SONOMA ’92-4 x 4, 4.3 Sleeps 4. Self contained. Mint great condition, $7,900. TOYOTA PASEO *94-5 spd-, Call 908-297-4207 liter, V6, 5 spd., ABS, P/B, condition. Moved twice. Call Call 908-706-0925 a/c, am/fm cass., airbag. Must FORD F-150 ’91 P/S, AM/FM cass. Exc. condi­ 908-370-5478 FORGET BANCRUPTCY. REPO. sell, MOVING. $13,000.

$ALL AUT0SS 117 Trucks/Vans Good bad or junk. Top price paid for usable cars. 24 hour sen/ice. 908-548-3058 AUTOCAR '78 Tri axle dump 290, 20F, 55R, rebuilt engine, ALL SCRAP CARS new brakes and paint. WILL FINANCE. $15,995. or best AND TRUCKS. LARGE OR offer. Call 908-780-2971 SMALL. ANY CONDITION. H & H AUTO WRECKERS CHEVROLET G20 ’85- 908-591-0366 CONVERSION. Auto, p/s, p/b, air, am/fm cass., 155,000 CASH AT YOUR DOOR miles, Very good condition. For FOREIGN cars '84 - ’92 $2,000. Call 908-389-0808 I t T T Call 908-727-3887 CHEVY 20 MARKIN ’92- 3St car t>uVln“LnCj we | Custom, hi-top, fully loaded, $ CASH PAID $ tv, captain chairs, 19,000 * t g n C M « 0'e,-ee °- All makes & models. Cash on miles. Excellent condition. the SPOT. Call 908-477-6846 $15,900. or best offer. Call Sal at 908-431-0972 CASH PAID CHEVY ASTRO 8 6- Conversion van. New tires, For junk cars, trucks, for am/fm stereo cass., a/c, p/s, recycling. Call anytime Tommy p/b, p/l, p/w, tilt wheel, cruise. the servio Dell’s 908-787-5453 48,000 miles. Excellent condi­ M n m w rU i DONATE Vehicles, Boats & tion. $6,500. Call Furniture to Jewish Heritage 908-888-0899 for the Blind. Tax Deduct. CHEVY PICK-UP ’83-350 V8, FREE TOW! NEED NOT RUN 7" lift, 36" tires, many new parts, reliable, asking $3,500. 8OO-2-DONATE 908-536-5671 ENGLISHTOWN Speed Shop CHEVY S10 BLAZER ’85- Want Used Performance Parts Power steering, P/B, P/W, For Consignment Or To BUY auto., A/C, pull-out stereo, 3" Englishtown Rd 908-792-0400 factory lift, sun roof, aluminum $ HIGHEST PRICES $ wheels, $4,700. 908-583-2070 ALL CARS. 908-251-75S2 DODGE BUCKET TRUCK 1982-Super duty, new motor, JUNK & RUNNING CARS trans. New tires, 2,500 watt 24 HOUR SERVICE gen. $7,500. or best offer. TOP CASH PRICES PAID Call 908-249-3010 CALL 908-536-8031 DODGE CARAVAN ’85 WANTED-RUNNING and 7 passenger, A/C, AM/FM. "Custom er Satisfaction Is Standard Equipm ent REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks 130,000 miles, 1 owner. $100. and UP. Junk Cars $2,295. Call 908-308-2228 Removed. 908-238-9481 FORD Ya TON 1978- 1255 HIGHWAY 35, WE BUY JUNK CARS V8. Runs well. $1,500. or best Marlboro Auto Wreckers offer. Please call 908-591-1400 908-249-3010 MIDDLETOWN § 0 7 1 - 6 2 0 0 5 4 AUGUST 17, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT m&£ ' .' ...... '' '* “' s '" ’ x....- •*»

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...B y getting you the most car for your money. ...B y giving you the courteous, personal service you deserve. '93 BUICK ROADMASTER 4 dr., 8 cyl., auto, p/s, p/disc, a/c, am/fm st/cass, leather/int ..By giving you over 25 years of combined leasing expertise, p/seats, rec/seats, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side/md, tint, offering all Manufacturer Rebates and Rate Specials. cruise, p/tr, pin strip, intermit wipers, mats, tilt, wire wheel covers, Low Milesl 11,487. Ext. Color: Green, Int. Color: Tan. Stk. #R-3417, VIN #PR402954 We Lease $16,995 Manalapan, Every Make And Model *9 4 MERCURY TOPAZ GS 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/lm st/cass, tab/int., p/seats, Marlboro area buckets, rsc/seats, console, gauges, r/del, p/w, p/d/l, MEMBER bd/sldi md, lint, cruise, p/tr, pin strip, intermit wip­ _._ Call er*, mats, tilt, alum wh., ext. color: It. blue, int. CALL FOR A National Vehicle color: blue, Stk. 1705, VIN KRK605918,18,685 mi. FREE CUSTOM QUOTEMNVLA Leasing A ssociation $11,488

'9 3 MERCURY TRACER 4 dr, 4 cyl, aulo, o/d, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/lm st/cass, fab/int, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/del, p/mir, bd/side/md, tint, inter­ mit wipeis, mats, styl. wh, ext. color: It. blue, int. color: blue. Stk *759, VIN #PR6S9S23, 24,715 mi. STRIVING TO BE THE BEST!!! A 8,695 (908) 446-5200 A MORE USED CAR VALUES! 89 FORD ESCORT ’87 MERCURY ’89 BUICK ’86 CADILLAC ’89 FORD SKYLAFIK TAURUS LX WAGON SABLE WAGON SEDAN DeVILLE 4 dr.. 6 cyt. auto. (Vd. p/s, p/b, I #agon, 4 dr., 4 cyl, auto, p/s, 4 dr.. 6 cyl., auto, p/s. p/b. CUSTOM 4 dr., 8 cyl, auto., p/s, p/disc, a/c, am/fm st/cass. fab/int. ! p/b, i/c, am/lm st/cass, vinyl a/c, am/lm sVcass, fabr/tat, 4 flr, 2wfl, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, amflm st/cass, lea/int, p/seats, rec/seats, gauges, p/seats, rec/seats. r/det. p/w. r/def, p/w. p/d/l. p/mir. bd/side I irt, buckets, rec. seats. »/c. am/fm st/cass, tab/int. p/seats, rec/sts, r/def. p/w, p/d/l. p/mir. bd/side md. tint, buckets, rec/seats, console, p/d/l. bd/side/md, tint, p/tr, md, tint, cruise, intermit console, gauges, rAM., p/mir, gauges, r/def, p/w. p/d/l, wipers, titt. styl. wti, exterior 1 r/wipe-wash, crutse, rt rack, pin strip, intermit wipers, wire ' tnt, r/wipe-wash, pin strip, W. dig dash, int wipers, p/ant. bd/side md. tint, cruise, rf rack, color: black, interior color: pin stnp inL wpery mats wheel cov., ext color: red, int gray. Slk. #2046, VIN wtpers, Slk 1761 VtH UI1 atom wh. exl cotor H p/ant tilt, alum whls exl color #KA109652. 79,836 mi blue, inter color: dk. blue. color tan, Sharp! Stk #2036, /KT164183, 84,798 miles, ext sUver tnt color gray. Stk. Vin #04241674.73.747 mi. LOADED! color, white, int color red. 81.642 m. Stk #626. #6529 Vin (KM039985 N/HA614009 50.309 mdes s4 ,4 9 5 * 5 ,9 9 5 * 5 ,9 9 5 * 6 ,8 9 5 *6 ,9 9 5 '86 LINCOLN '90 BUICK ’91 OLDSMOBILE ’90 MERCURY ’89 MERCURY NEW ’94 VOYAGER VAN TOWN CAR SKYLARK CUTLASS SABLE US 94 CHRYSLER T & C VIN RR819959. Frnt whl dr. aulo Irans, man r te 4 dr, 8 cyl, auto, p/s, p/disc, 4 dr, 4 cyl. auto. p/s. p/b, 4 dr, cyl. auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, GRAND MARQUIS 2953 Van, auto train, p/s. p,«. 6 cyl 3.I steering, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl, 3.§ litre ana. a/c, t/|li. r/def. a/c, am/fm st. p/seats, CALAIS S 6 4 dr, 8 cyl. auto, p/s. p/disc. a/c. console, a/c. t/»ls. r/def. am/tm ster. am/tm ster/cais. pwr dr Iks/windi, tilt whl cel. cruise a/c, am/tm st/cass. am/tm sl/cass, fab/mt, sun/rf, am/fm, moorVrf, p/seats, rec/sts, rec/seats. r/det, p/w, p/d/l. 4 or. 4 cyt. auto. p/s. p/b. a/c. p/seats buckets rec/seats, rente seats, bsm. lugg rack, least Itr UM per month yr 10( e mile overage, incudes colieie irai rebale tl I bd/side md. tint, cruise, p/tr, tab/int. rec/sts. gauges, am/tm st/cass tab mi p/seats r/del, pIn, p/d/l, p/mtr, bd/side tor 38 months, includes tai. 12,000 mites per year. auallfied plus $500 rebate $10*0 cap cost redMUen I r/def. bd/side/md. tint, gauges cruise, ml wipers, rec consol r/def, p/w, p/d/1, p/mir, 10( tor each mile over. Includes rekale i 1st pm! $270 plus ret sec dep $370 . $16411 pm strip. tHt. w/w, wire b/s/m, tint, cruise, p/tr, pin md, tint, cruise, p/tr, pin strip, int. $10Q0 cap cost reduction ♦ 1st payment $286 i ret sec wheel cov., ext color blue, mats. tilt, ext color red. seats ivw. tint, mats, console, wipers, mats, p/ant. tilt w/w. alum dep $386 = $1672 ♦ MV . Ooe dee at tease naning I Doc due at lease tionim Residual $10,3- p/d/i. p/ant titt styi «h Stk strip, inter/wipe, mats, tilt, $271 ( 31 met. $10 260 Stk #94035*7 I nt. color dk. blue, Stk mt color red. Low Miles, alum. wh.. ext color: stiver, int. wti., ext. color, white, Stk #733, Res » 111.10512 Total payments 58 x $28lf01 . K2M Rebate $500 Oiecoiunt $14M. $400 Co #718. Vin #GY741422. #2041 Vm #MM04678. Low *10,868 Stk <9403701 MSRP (21.SSI. (601 rebate. Mttos' 41 289 EA cotor wtwtt. cotor: Mack, loaded! 44 804 Vin #10(642188, 55,230 miles. $2261 discount JJJ j m id rebate 11 'Minted ■; 2,522 miles. Sharp! Low Stk #2003. Vm /LM050990,47 119 ml. mt. color Burgundy mt Stk # 714, VIN # Low miles! * 1 7 , 8 8 5 miles. LA602078 LEASE FOR; lease r or 38, 56,995 *6,995 * 7 ,8 9 5 * 7 ,9 9 5 * 8 ,4 9 5 91 BUICK 90 BUICK ’93 MERCURY 92 ’92 REGAL CUSTOM LESABRE TOPAZ GS CHEVROLET CHEVROLET 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, o/d. p/b, 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/tm st/Cass, fab/int. CUSTOM CAPRICE LUMINA Z-34 a/c, am/fm st/cass. fab/int. 4 dr. 8 cyl. auto. o/d. au bag/dr dr. 6 cyt. auto, o/d. p/s. p/b. rec/seats. gauges, r/def. 4 dr.. 6 cyl. auto. o/d. p/s, p/b. p/seats, buckets, rec/s*ats, 2 NEW’94 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER p/w, p/d/l, bd/side md, tint, »t. anVfm st/cass. tab/int. side, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, a/c, antHk, a/c. am/tm st/cass, 4 dr. redan, aulo traes, p/s, e/%. 6 cyl. «/c. t/gls, r, DEMO 594 LEBARON VIM RE81M72.NEW 2 dr.’94 auto USER trant, p/t. p/b.RS 4 cyl. a console, gauges, r/def. p/w, am/fm st/cass, tatVint. p/seats, tab/int. buckets, rec/sts. amrtm tier rust, pi\ksJwtMW>MAntk, UwM, ti cnsl, a/c, t/gls, r/del. am/tm tier/cass, pw> , cruise, pm strip, intetmtt p/teats, gauges, p/minws, int. p/d/1, p/mir, bd/side md. rec/sts. gauges, r/def, p/w. p/dl, console, gauges, r/def, p/w, control, p/sts. b/s/m, mais, atom whls. aulo headlii CONVERTIBLE GTC wipers, mats, p/ant. tilt, wipers, r/del, bd/side/md. p/tr„ lull spars, climate control, theft alarm, over! VIN RF265192. Green, 2 dr, auto, p/t, p/b. ii I Ntt'windi. tiM wkl/col. cruist, tjlrt sts, aNoy wftls rec. seats, p/w, UM. mats, p/d/l, lint, cruise, p/tr. intermit p/mir, bd/stda/md. tmt, cruise, p/d/l, bd/side/md, tint cruise, sensole ‘Lease lor $219 per mr 31 mes includes gold pk|, ipoilar. Lease tar $289 par mo lor M I w/w, Exterior Color Red, wipers, mats, tilt, alum wh, intermit wipers, mats, titt. w/w sec sys, intermit wipers, mats, interior Color: Red, Stk pin strip, (want. Kit. w/w tires, 12,Me mi per vr. 10c let each mile ever $1500 cap cosl I cyl. console, a/c. t/gls, r/def, am/lm (tereo [ months, faclujes tax. $1000 cap cost rad. plus in I exl color, It. blue, ini cotor VIN #PB631255, 14,071 mi. tires, ext cotor silver, mt color tilt, alum wh. ext cotor. red, int I 1st pmi $2H atos ref sec depcsH $1N> $389 due et I p/lks/winds. t/whl, cniise, bkt sts, p/drlver it, I payment $269 plat rtf tec dap 126® - $1638 plus MV I #6599, Vin #M1854981. blue. Stk #2048, VIN Stk. # 702. exterior color: gray, Stk #720, Vm #NR103891, cotor gray, sharp. Stk #6602, lease si|«int $219.151 31 mat * $11,011.10 Residual I 4 ok dut si leastist sig . Stk #726. VIN #NX114065. #599. VtN #NX63t961 1993 CHRYSLER 1992 FORD TAURUS 1994 CHRYSLER * 1 2 ,8 7 7 4 Sr. aulo, p/a. g/b. 6 cyl. eft. t/gls. 4 dr.1991 ante. p/t.DODGE p/b, 4 cyl.SPIRIT a/c. tfle. * 1 2 ,4 9 5 * 1 2 ,9 9 5 *1 3 ,9 9 5 Convertible UBARON2 dr. auto, p/s, p/b. 6 cyl. r/def. am/tm ster/cass, pd/l, p/w 4 dr. aato.NEW p/e. p/b.YORKER 8 cyl, a/c, t/|le. * 1 1 ,9 9 5 a*, t/gls. am/tm ster/cass. p/d,1 p/w cruise pwr seats alloy won VIN UN cruise. VIN Mf46994t tit r/del, am/tm sfer/cess, p/d/l. p/w. titt. cruise, OKI sts VtN PF598803 SU MA2M688. Stk (9236M1 18.123 a/anl. UH. entice, pwr sts. alley wMs. mttos. (9103866 46,227 imtoe. Metber let. VliT HH197887 Stk IM83063 24.991 miles. •V403CM. 24,U1 rntiec. 91 BUICK ’91 BUICK ’93 FORD ’92 LINCOLN ’93 MERCURY * 1 3 ,9 9 5 *1 1 ,9 9 5 * 6 8 9 5 PARK AVE RIVIERA AEROSTAR TOWN CAR VILLAGER LS * 1 8 ,9 9 5 4 dr. 6 cyl. auto, a/d, p/s. p/b. Z ar. 6 cyl., auto. o/d. p/s. p/b. van., 6 cyl.. auto, o/d, p/s, p/b. k anti-lock a/c, am/fm st/cass, anli-iock. a/c, am/tm st/cass, XLT WAGON SIGNATURE anti-lock. a/c. am/tm sl/cass, U tocttvint, tvseats rec/seats. teather/irt, p/seats buckets wag , 6 cyl.. auto p/s. gft, a/c. t

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1-800-9 PIN E BELT Polymer fuel tank Five mph front and rear bumpers Impact bars Optional traction control° PHONE LOANS W e put a lot of though into developing them. Features like a standard driver-side air­ Made while you bag. Optional ABS with 4-wheel disc brakes. A steel spaceframe with "crumple zones." wait for autos Or optional tractional control.0 They're not the flashiest or coolest features we M K k and trucks from $3,500-$18,000 coula talk about. The fact is, you probably won't even know they are there. by import/ A nd hopefully, you never will. saurn domestic dir. MSRP: of the 1994 SL1 with Manual transmission is $11,125, including retailer preparation and transportation. Tax, license EQUAL OPP. FINANCER and options additional. *Available only on 1994 cars equipped with optional automatic transmission and anti-lock brakes. Any Age/Race/Gender For First Time Buyers OK immediate • Recent Grads credit OK, Sa t u r n • Repo* Divorce call anyday 4039 Rt. 9 N orth Freehold, N J • No credit exp. 9AM-10PM 908-303-8700 • Bankruptcy incl. Sunday! SALES M-F.... 9-9 SAT.... 9-6 • New Job? SERVICE & PARTS M-W-F. .8-5 TUE &THR ...8-7:30 1-800-366-2733 • Mr. Thomson A Different Kind o f Company. A Different Kind o f C ar.

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Pete Sucato HUGE INVENTORY '89 NISSAN SENTRA *88 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA XE CPE 4 dr, 5 spd man trans, 4 Black, 2 dr, auto w/od. 4-cvl, cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm p/s, p/b, am/fm ster cass, st/cass, a/c, t/gls, r/def, a/c, t/glass, rw def, cloth bckt sts, sprt mirrs, all Int. bkt seats, console. VIN ssn stl bltd rdls, vin KU006617.85,323 miles. JW310290,69,190 mi. *4995 *5350 '91 CHEVY CAVALIER '89 MITSUBISHI STAMON TURBO ESI 2 dr, auto, 4 cyl. p/s, p/b, 3 dr hatch, 5 spd man, 4 cyt am/fm ster/cass, a/c, turbo, p/s, p/b, am/fm MITSUBISHI st/cass, p/winds/lks, a/c, t/gls, r/def, sport mirrs, t/gls, r/def. tilt, cruise, bkt sunrf. VIN M7293514. sts, sprt mirrs, all ssn stl bltd 40,519 mi. rdls, alloy whls, VIN »KZ010490,76,857 mi. YOUR CHOICE *6995 *7995 '90 VW CABRIOLET CONV. '91 TOYOTA CAMRY DX - $ 1 9 0 0 0 j H Redw/blacktop,2dr 4dr, 5 spd man trans, 4- convertible, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, cyi, p/s, p/b, am/fm p/b, am/fm ster/cass, ster/tape, p/w/l, a/c, p/winds/lks, a/c, t/gls, r/def, cruise, bkt sts, sport mirrs, all t/gls, rw def. t/whl, ssn stl bltd rdls, alloy whls. cruise. VIN MU300422. VIN LK022868.61.785 mi. 42,437 miles. *9350 *9777 ’89 JEEP WRANGLER 4X4 SAHARA PKG '93 HONDA CIVIC DX 2 dr, 5 spd man trans, 6 cyl, 2 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm ster/cass, p/s, p/b, am/fm GALANT "S" SEDAN ECLIPSE RS SPORT COUPE bkt sts, sprt mirrs, all ssn stl ster/cass, t/gls, r/def, bltd rdls, chrome whls, soft sport mirrs, pinstripe. • Dual Air Bags • Air Conditioning • Dual Air Bags • Air Conditioning top, VIN 10119880, Stk VIN PH504839.31,414 ml. 4 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, a/c, t/gls, r/def, bkt sts, sprt 3 dr hatch, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm ster/cass, a/c, t/gls, K3459B, 74,202 mi. mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls. VIN SE012896. Stk #3594. MSRP r/def, bkt sts, sprt mirrs, all ssn stl btld rdls, styled whls. VIN $15,733. *36 mo closed end lease w/1,500 C.C.R. SE020805. Stk #3658. MSRP $15,976. * 48 mo. closed end lease Total payments $7164. Residual $8967.81. w/2,000 C.C.R.Total payments $9552. Residual $8307.52. *9995 *9999 ‘94 MITSUBISHI '89 BMW 325I MIRAGE "S" SEDAN 2 dr, auto trans, 6 cyl, p/s, Program car, 4 dr, auto, 4 p/b, am/fm ster/cass, cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm p/wlnds/lks, a/c, t/gls, r/def, 1994 3000 GT 1994 MONTERO ster/cass, p/wlnds/lks, a/c, tilt, cruise, Ithr int, bkt sts, t/gls, r/def, tiltl, cruise, bkt sprts mirrs, sun roof, all ssn sts. sprt mirrs, all ssn stl stl bltd rdls, rear spoiler, vin LS 4x4 bltd rdls. Like new! VIN #RU008061,5566 mi. <4495705,55,945 mi. SPORT COUPE *11,995 *11,995 '94 MITSUBISHI '95 TOYOTA CEUCA • Dual Air Bags • AM/FM Cassette • Air Conditioning • Air Bag • V6 Power • AM/FM Cassette & CD changer EXPO LRV GT CONV. • Tilt Wheel & Cruise • Power Windows Locks • Air Conditioning ♦ Power Sunroof • Keyless Entry & program car, 5 door hatch 2 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, 3 dr., hatch, 5 spd man, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm ster/cass, p/winds/lks, 4 dr, auto w/od, V6, p/s, p/b, a/c, t/gls, r/def, tilt, cruise, bkt sts, sprt wagon, auto trans, 4 cyl, p/s, am/fm ster/cass w/CD play­ a/c, t/gls, r/def, tilt, cruise, bkt sts, sprt mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls, alloy mirrs, all ssn bltd rdls. alloy whls. VIN RJ012916. Stk #3264. MSRP p/b, am/fm ster/cass, p/winds $29,164. *42 mo. closed end lease w/2,500 C.C.R. Total payments er, p/winds/lks, a/c, t/gls, whls, VIN RY036747. Stk #3652. MSRP $27,920. *42 mo, closed end /Iks, t/gls, r/def. tilt, cruise, bkt r/def, tilt, cruise, alum/alloy lease w/2,500 C.C.R. Total payments $12,558. Residual $13,401.60. $14,658. Residual $14,582. sts, sprt mirrs, all ssn stl bltd whls, “all black-. VIN rdls, styled whls, VIN RU002165. PQ131538.29,361 mi. OO 7436 mi. Ukenew. LEASE |O0 LEASE *15,495 *18,550 FOR $2 9 9 MO. FOR * 3 4 9 MO.

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Route 35 N • Oakhurst MITSUBISHI® Mon-Fri 9:00-9:00 • Saturday 9:00-6:00 Prices in this ad include all costs to consumer except license, registration & taxes. All leases 10,000 mi. leases requiring 1st mo. pymt. & $400 bank 4 9 3 - fee. 1 month refundable security deposit. Leases subject to approval by primary lender. See dealer for details. THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 17, 1994 5 7

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CHEVY S-IO PICK-UP ASTRO V CORSICA New '94 "CS10603" Fleetside LS Pick-Up, 4-Cylin­ y * a r i New '94 “CM 11006° Exteni New ‘94 "1LD69" Corsica 4-Dr Sedan. 6-Cyl 3.1 Ltr. der 2.2 Ltr. MFI Engine, Manual 5-Speed Trans, Air Ltr. CPI. 4-Spd Auto w/OD SFI, 4-Spd Auto w/OD, "Special Value Package", ' Conditioning, Sldg. Rear Window, Aluminum Wheels, High Back Buckets, Lugg? AM/FM Cass Ster, Cloth Buckets, Tit-Whl Strng, Rr AM/FM Stereo Cassette, Etc. VIN#RK115042, Locks. AM/FM Stereo C a s r le. Elec Remote Mir­ Defog, Etc. VIN#RY225096, Stk#1504R. $1000 Stk#526R, $300 Factory Rebate, Just Make 36 rors. Etc. VIN#RB112259, S**#159R. Just Make 36 Factory Rebate, Just Make 36 Lease Pymn'ts of Lease Pymn'ts of $169 per mo. Lease Pymn'ts of $294 per mo. $199 per mo. TOTAL OF PAYMENTS TOTAL OF PAYMENTS . . TOTAL OF PAYMENTS , „ INCLUDING INTEREST: INCLUDING INTEREST: ( START INCLUDING INTEREST: ( START DEALING Per *8078 HERE!. Mo! s9158 BERETTA M E T R O X F i CAVAUER New '94 "1 LV37“ Beretta Coupe, 6-Cylinder 3.1 Ltr. New '94 Geo XFi "1MS08" Metro XF 3-Door Hatch­ New '94 "1JC69" Cavalier VL 4-Door Sedan, 4-Cyl­ SFI Engine, 4-Speed Auto w/OD, "Special Value back Coupe, 3-Cyl. Elec. Fuel Inj. Eng, 5 Spd M/T, inder 2.2 Ltr. MFI Eng, 3-Sed Auto Trans., Air-Cond, Package", AM/FM Cass Stereo, Tilt Wheel Steer­ Manual Strng & Brakes, Cloth & Vinyl Bucket Seats, Cloth Buckets, Elec. Rear Window Defogger. Elec. ing, Rear Window Defogger, Etc. VIN#RY286333, Rr Defog, 50 mpg, Etc., VIN#R6797273, Stk#2175R, Ttnsd AM/FM Cassette Stereo, Etc., Stk#2142R, Just Make 36 Lease Pymn'ts of $212 $300 Factory Rebate Just Make 36 Lease Pymn'ts VIN#R7362567, Stk#2122R, Just Make 36 Lease per mo. of $125 per mo. Pymn'ts of $208 per mo. I MSRP '21,317 | TOTAL OF PAYMENTS , _ TOTAL OF PAYMENTS , m __ TOTAL OF PAYMENTS . INCLUDING INTEREST: ( START INCLUDING INTEREST: [ START INCLUDING INTEREST: ( START Per 9626 *9482 W $20 8 Mo! CREDIT BONUS TRADE-IN PHONE US Ok by phone while-U-wait at home! •First Time Buyers Bonus! Bring your payment book We’re proud of our price • Divorce »New Job •Bankruptcy •Senior Citizens Discounts! with you. If we make a deal, policy! We quote firm prices • No Prior Credit *New To Area • College Grad Bonuses! we’ll pay it off and allow & trade-in allowances by phone or by fax. Unlimited • Recent Grad or Any Other • Cash Rebates & Huge $500 over Galves “Book Problem? We enjoy saying Dealer Discounts Value” for your car. Used auto test drives. Free factory “YES!" Call daily & Sun. to 10! car buyers are on the literature. Browsers welcome. UP TO premises. All import and Open Monday to Friday 1-800-9 PINE BELT % 0 0 0 ! domestic models accepted. 8:30 am - 9 pm, Sat. 8:30 am-7 pm WE “B EA T T H E B O O K ’’ t ' Hundreds of Used Cars on BY AT LEAST... 5 0 0 ! Sale this week!

For Instance.. ACURAS HONDAS NISSANS Integras, Legends, Vigors! Civics, Accords, CRX's, Preludes! Stanzas, Sentras, ZX's, Z's, Pathfinders, Etc.! 3 7 TOYOTA BUICKS HYUNDAIS OLDSMOBILES Pick-Up, 4-Cylinder Engine, Sunroof, Power Steering, Power Skylarks, Centurys, Rivieras, Le Sabres! Excels, Elantras, Sonatas! Brakes, & More! Stk#78922, VIN#JT4RN50R6H5101028. Regencys, Cutlass', Achievas, Calais'! 56,720 miles CADILLACS I suzus PONTIACS Coupe and Sedan DeVille's, Eldorados! Troopers, Rodeos! Bonnevilles, Firebirds, Grand Prix's, Sunbirds! CHEVYS JEEPS PLYMOUTHS $2 9 8 8 Cavaliers, Caprices, Malibus, Blazers, Camaros! Cherokees, Renegades, Wranglers! 38& Voyagers, Sundances, Colts, Lazers! '88 PLYMOUTH CHRYSLERS LINCOLNS SUBARUS Reliant, 4 Door Sedan, 4-Cylinder Engine, Automatic Trans­ N ew Yorkers, 5th Avenues, Acclaims! Mark's, Continentals, Town Cars! Legacys, Justys, SVX's, Loyales! mission, Power Steering, Power Brakes, & More! Stk#78578, VIN# 1P3BP46K0JF179076, 72.286 miles DODGES MAZDAS TOYOTAS Caravans, Colts, Pick-Ups, Aries, Raiders' 323's, 626 s, RX-7’s, Proteges, Navajos! Corollas, Celicas, Camrys, Tercels! NADA FORDS MERCURYS VOLKSWAGENS * 2 4 8 8 1988 T-Birds, Mustangs, Taurus', Escorts, Tempos! Sables, Grand Marquis', Cougars, Topaz's! Jettas, Golfs & Lots More!

Pay a toll and you’ll drive a unm . bargain!” PINE BELT ROUTE 88, LAKEWOOD M. Parkway Exits SON and 91S 1908) 3 6 3 -2 9 0 0 3 6 3 4600 Prices include all costs to be paid by consumer except licensing, teg. & tax. ’Rebates, incentives & $500 mininimum trade-in allowance applied. Pym'ts computed for 36 mo. closed end leases. $1994 cap cos! reduction, 36,000 mi., then 10{ mi. Metro $2968,, Cavalier $5282, Beretta $1389, Corsica $7653, LS P/U $6508, Astro Van $11,884.1 mo. pym't & sec. D/P at inception, lessee resp. for normal maint. & repairs (if any). Subject to primary lender's approval. This ad supersedes al! previous offerings, ‘ .Hurry, don't miss this sale! 5 8 AUGUST 17, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT .g| reater Media Newspapers i

Do you plan to purchase or lease a Deposit the entry form (at right) at any dealers listed vehicle in the next 12 months? below or mail the form to Win A Car Contest, Greater Greater Media Newspapers Media Newspapers, 25 Kilmer Drive, PO Box 423, Win A Car Contest Registration Form □« □NO Morganville, NJ 07751. Entry coupons will appear each week, for 15 weeks, in all of Greater Media Name------Newspapers' publications ...News Transcript, Sentinel, New Used Suburban, The Examiner, Middletown Independent, □ Bayshore Independent, Monroe Sentinel, North Address------□Car Truck Brunswick Sentinel, and South Brunswick Sentinel. Minivan At the end of 15 weeks, the grand prize winner's name □ will be drawn November 16th and announced What make vehicle are you November 23rd from all entries. Only one grand prize interested in? will be awarded. No purchase necessary. Phone GOOD LUCK! Contest Rules: No purchase necessary. All employees of Greater Media and participating About how much do you plan to spend? automotive dealerships, their ad agencies and their immediate families are not eligible to $10,000 $15,000-20,000under YOU HAVE TO REGISTER TO WIN! participate in this contest. You must be 18 years or older to enter. ‘All taxes must be paid Drop your entry at any of these participating dealers in by the grand prize winner. $10,000-15,000 Over $20,000 your neighborhood today...you may be the biig winner! L — — — , STOP IN TO ONE OF THESE PARTICIPATING DEALERS AND DROP YOUR ENTRY FORM IN TO WIN!

AUTOPLEX Jeep • Eagle • Chrysler • Plymouth 400 Rt. 18, E. Brunswick 254-2300 BUHLER Chrysler • Plymouth Rt. 35, (Pky. exit 117) Hazlet 264-5000

FRYSTOCK Jeep • Eagle 1305 St. George Ave., Colonia/Woodbridge 388-1200 ALL AMERICAN CHEVROLET 1255 Route 35, Middletown 671-6200 SANSONE Rt. 66 Auto Galleria, Neptune 922-1050 LAFFIN Chevrolet • Olds • Geo Main & Water St., So. River 254-2120 LARSON FORD "Sinai 1956' Rt. 88, Lakewood 363-8100 SOUTH RIVER DODGE 164 Prospect St., So. River 238-6400 PINE BELT NISSAN 370 Broad St., Keyport 264-1323 W00DBRID6E DODGE Truck & RV Center 450 King George Rd„ Woodbridge 826-1220 RASSAS PONTIAC 395 Broad St., Red Bank 741-5180

ACADEMY HONDA 1101 Route 9, Old Bridge 721-3333 TOMS FORD 200 Hwy. 35, Keyport 264-1600

ACME NISSAN 2050 Route 130, So. Brunswick 821-9300 SATURN OF FREEHOLD 4039 Rt. 9, Freehold 303-8700

TARZY BUICK • PONTIAC 1120 Route 18, East Brunswick 257-6650 WHELAN PONTIAC •Buick* GMC Trucks Rt. 9 & Craig Rd., Freehold1-880-,374-0217 FUTURE CHEVROLET • Geo Rt. 34, (At So,. Atlantic Ave.) Aberdeen 566-8000 RYAN OLDSMOBILE “ AURORA” 260 Amboy Avenue, Metuchen 548-1234 MARLBORO CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 42 North Main St., (Rt. 9) Marlboro 462-1330 OASIS FORD Route 9 South at Hwy. 18,Old Bridge 501-1111 BUHLER Dodge 131 East Newman Springs Rd., Redbank 747-0040 MALOUF Buick • Pontiac • GMC Truck RT. 1, North Brunswick 821-5400 STRAUB LINCOLN • MERCURY 400 Route 35, Keyport 264-8500 MALOUF Lincoln • Mercury • Hyundai RT. 1, North Brunswick 821-1100 STRAUB BUICK* JE E P * EAGLE 400 Route 35, Keyport 2 6 4 4 0 0 0

MALOUF Ford • Ford Trucks RT. 1, North Brunswick 249-9000 REMSEH DODGE Route 35 & Holmdel Rd., Hazlet 739-4010 THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 17, 1994 5 9 BEFORE YOU PAY "ONE PRICE" MAKE SURE Y ING THE BEST PRICE!

WIN $10,000 EASY TO ENTER, NO PURCHASE NECESSARY *10,000 applied to purchase of a new car ^ERYVEHICLE PRICED TO MOVE! VALUE PRICING, VEHICLE SELECTION AND CUSTOM ER SATISFACTION... BECAUSE W E NEVER FORGET YOU HAVE A CHOICE!

1994 FORD THUNDERBIRD LX 2-dr 3.8 L, V-6, a/c, p/s, p/b, tilt, p/wind, p/lcks, p/mirr, cruise, r-< tnt glass, am/fm ster/cass. STK# 4636, VIN# RH162667 MSRP $18,170 $ 1 5 ,1 9 5 * QUALITY USED VEHICLES AT SPECTACULAR PRICES This is only a partial listing. We have over 100 used vehicles to choose fro m !

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89' Ford Tempo 89' Buick Regal 93' Pontiac Grand 92' Mercury Cougar 92' Mercury Grand 91'Ford Taurus LX 91' Chevy Cavalier 89’ Ford Escort 'W e never forget 4-cyl, 5-spd, man tran, a/c, 4-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, Prix 6-cyl, autotran, a/c, p/s, p/b Marquis Wagon 4-cyl, auto Iran, a/c, p/s, p/b, p/s, p/b, tilt, cruise, tilt, pAnirr, cruise, r-def, tnt lilt, p/wind, p/lcks, cruise, you have a choice" 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, pitj, tilt, p/wind, p/seats, p/lcks, 6-cyl, aulo tran, afc, pi/s, p/b, litt, 6-cyl, aulo tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, tilt, tilt, p/hnirr, r-def, tnt glass, r-def, stereo, 68,533 mi, glass, stereo, r-del, tnt glass, stereo, 46,798 tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/seals, p/trunk rel, cruise, r-def, tnt p/mirr, p/wind, p/seals, p/lcks, p/mirr, p/wind, p/seats, p/lcks, cassette, 33,567 mi, glass, stereo, cassette, p/ant, cruise, r-def, tnt glass, p/trunk rel, cruise, r-def, tnt VIN# KW28114, STK# 5226B 69,210 mi, VIN# 107199, mi, VIN# 439215, STK# 5217 , p/lcks, cruise, r-def, tnt glass, cassette, 29,359 mi, glass, cassette, 42,891 mi, VIN# 239571, STK# 1325 STK# 1819 cassette, 26,949 mi, 23,978 mi, VIN# 625204, VIN# 659777, STK# 5239 VIN# 119910, STK# 5102 VIN# 219302, STK# 5395 STK# 5227 $6,495 $5,495 $8,995 | $11,495 $3,995 $11,995 $11,995 $13,995 92' Chevy Beretta 91'Olds Cutlass 87’ Ford Taurus LX ^ ^ ”A FAMILY BUSINESS 92' Ford Taurus 93' Buick LeSabre 92' Olds 88 Royale GTZ Supreme 6-cyt, autotran, a/c, p/s, p/b, 89' Ford T-Bird S/C 90'Ford Probe LX 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, FOR OVER 33 YEARS" 6-cyl. auto tran. a/c, p/s, p/b, 6-cyl, autotran, a/c. p/s, p/b, Custom 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, 4-cyl, 5-spd, man tran, a/c, p/s, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/seats, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/lcks, 1, p/wind, p/lcks, p/trunk rel, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/lcks, 6-cyl, autotran, a/c, p/s, p/b, lilt. tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/lcks, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/lcks, tilt, p/Wind, p/seats, p/lcks, p/lcks, cruise, r-del, tnt glass, p/ant, cruise, r-def, cassette, Route 9 South at HWY. 18 OLD BRIDGE, N.J, cruise, r-del, am/fa stereo, cruise, r-del, int glass, stereo, pAnirr, plmnd. p/seals, p/lcks. p/anl, p/trunk cruise, r-def, tnt glass, cassette, cruise, r-def, tnt glass, cassette, leather, 49,004 mi, 75,145 mi, VIN# H172740, cassette, 43,271mi, rel, cruise, 57,341 mi VIN# 161456, VIN* 5120150, STK# 5184B cassette, 32,775 mi, p/ant, cruise, r-del. tnt glass, r-def, cassette, 26,797 mi, cassette, 58,804 mi, VIN# 136459, STK# 5218 STK# 41051C VIN# 114374, STK#5086 cassette, 22,117 mi, VIN# 816388. STK# 5231 STK# 1836 VIN# 3600625, STK# 1937 VIN# 518706, STK# 1502 $11,995 908-591-1111 $8,495 $6,995 $8,495 $5,595 ■ $10,995 $15,495 $13,995

TRUCKS & VANS TRUCKS & VANS 0AS,sk h g L p TRUCKS & VANS TRUCKS & VANS ,ir^FORDV MATAWAN 92' Chevy K-1500 91' Ford Explorer 4x4 90' GMC Jimmy 4x4 91' Plymouth Grand 93' Chevy S-10 4x4 93' Jeep Grand 93 Ford Ranger 2-dr Sport 88' Ford Ranger 4x4 6-cyl,auto tran, p/s, p/b, tilt, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, | i OLD BRIDGET^ Voyager 4-cyl, auto Iran, p/b, tilt, Extended Cab Cherokee 4x4 6-cyl, auto Iran, p/s, p/b, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, tilt, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, 8-cyl, autotran, a/c, p/s, p/b, cruise, tnt glass, stereo, p/mirr, p/wind, p/lcks, p/ant, \ 6-cyl, autotran, a/c, p/s, p/b, cruise, stereo, 61,649 mi, lilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/seals, tilt,tnt glass, stereo, 34,779 cruise, r-def, tnt glass, sport p/lcks, cruise, r-def, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/lcks, r-def, p/b, tilt, cruise, tnl glass, mi, VIN# 161040, 28,197 mi, VIN# A55018, whls, sunroof, am/fm stereo, cassette, 49,726 rm, VIN# D33771, p/lcks, p/ant, cruise, r-del, STK# 5306 cassette, 41,678 mi, tnl glass, cassette, 46,380 mi, STK# 5368 cassette, 16,192 mi, cassette, 24,395 mi, STK#5286 VIN# MUB26588, STK# 5386 VIN# 503611, STK# 5335 VIN# 619969. STK# 5366 VIN# 179604, STK# 5385 VIN# 126083, STK# 5391 $9,495 ^FREEHOLD1 yP $5,595 $14,995 $14,995 $12,995 < $12,995 $15,995 $25,995 91' Ford Aerostar 90' Ford Ranger 89'Ford F-150 4x2 90' Ford Aerostar 89'Ford Bronco 911 Mazda Navajo 91'GMC Jimmy 4x4 92' Ford Explorer Extended Wagon 7-passenger 4x4 92'Ford Ranger XLT 92' Ford F-150 SuperCab Pick-up 8-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, 4x4 6-cyl, 5-spd, man tran, a/c, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, 6-cyl, auto Iran, a/c, p/s, p/b, till, p/wind, p/lcks, auto Iran, a/c, pis, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/lcks, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b. 8-cyl, aulo tran, a/c, p/s, 8-cyl, auto tran, p/s, p/b, p/b, tilt, p/wind, p/lcks, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, cruise, 3/mirr, p/wind, p/lcks, lilt, p/wind, p/seats, p/lcks, p/s, p/b, till, sport whls, p/b, tilt, cruise, tnt glass, tilt, cruise, tnt glass, stereo, tilt,cassette, cap, 66,027 cruise, r-def, tnt glass, r-def, tnt glass, cassette, cruise, r-def,tnt glass, Cru ise, r-def, sport whls, cruise, r-def, tnt glass, cruse, r-del, tnl glass, cassette, 34,941 mi, cassette, 25,119 mi, 43,240 mi, VIN# B59552, mi, VIN# KNA48315, cassette, 62,196 mi, 39,521 mi, VIN# A96211, cassette, 74,702 mi, am /fm stereo, cassette, cassette,46,075 mi, cassette, leather, 31,428 mi, VIN# NUA87193, VIN# A00219, STK# 5190 STK# 5297 STK#5I24C VIN# B62878, STK# 5310 STK# 5314 VIN# A41903, STK# 5316 30'1[)B mi, VIN# MUM03668, VIN# 501173, STK# 5367 VIN# C04002, STK# 5373 STK# 418370 STK# 53325B $15,495 $10,995 $6,995 $13,995 $12,995 $10,495 $11,495 $10,995 $16,495 $17,995 'Prices include manufacturer to consumer rebate. Ford Customer Cash Program; Taurus $400, Tempo $750, Escort $400. Cash back of $400 for qualified college graduates with certificates through Ford College Purchase Program. Ad is a coupon and must be presented for specials. Prices are valid for 7 days and include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for licensing, registration and tax. OASIS FOR IS NOT RESPOSIBLE FOR TYPOS. 6 0 AUGUST 17, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

Tom 's Ford is a Franchised - Special V ehicle T eam Leader - one of only 750 nationally!

m e w ■ 9 9 4 r o r a MUSTANG GT 5.0 Liter H.0. V-8, 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, anti-lock brakes, A/C, speed cont., AM/FM stereo cass. w/premium sound, leather seating, bsw tires, remote keyless entry, cargo tie-down net, ilium, entry, frt. fir. mats, r. def., clearcoat paint. Stk. #N6624. VIN #RF230057. MSRP $21,215. Alarm $395. Total List $21,610. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $450. Tom's Oise. $1,372.

New 1994 Ford M ustang Cobra N ew 1994 Ford F-150 Lightning 5.0 liter super hi performance V-8,5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, speed cont., r.def., frt. fir. mats, 5.8 liter hi performance V-8, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, speed cont., tilt whl., trailer tow pkg., remote keyless entry, Mach 460 elec., AM/FM stereo cass., leather seating, CO player, ilium, entry, anti-theft security syst., remote keyless entry, ilium, visor/vanity, sliding [.window, bright elec. mirrors, clearcoat paint. Stk. IN6644.V1N IRF226944. MSRP 24,020. Alarm $395. premium AM/FM stereo cass., tubular r. bumper, XLT trim, cloth int., clearcoat paint. Stk. #T6585. Total List $24,415. Tom's Disc. $1,731. VIN IRLA86973. MSRP $24,167. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $600. Tom's Disc. $2,448.

These high performance speciality vehicles will be price reduced for the month * 2 2 . 6 8 4 of August only * 2 1 , 1 1 9 Price(s) include(s) all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing, registration, and taxes. The On The Street Is.. 200 HWY. 35 (PKY exit 117) Keyport, N J. (908) 264-1600 THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 17,1994 6 1

Blowout Prices on Every Used Car on Our Lots! 1990 1994 1991 1991 1993 TOYOTA NISSAN ISUZU G20 HYUNDAI 4-RUNNER PATHFINDER 4X2 RODEO INFINITI EXCEL V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, V-6, 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, V-6, 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, 4 cyl., P/S, P/B, A/C, elec. roof, 2 DR.COUPE P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, console, alloy whls., P/W, tilt/cruise, console, alloy whls., AM/FM console, no A/C, wire whl. cvrs., T.G., AM/FM stereo cass., P/sunroof, T.G., cloth stereo cass., sunroof, T.G., cloth int., r. del., cloth int., r. def., buckets, 4X2. Stk. cruise, leather int., auto trans. VIN 4 cyl., auto trans., AM/FM cassette. buckets. Full Size Wagon. Balance of Factory int., r. def., buckets, SR5 pkg., 4X4. Stk. #115347. VIN #M4308609. 55,475 #MT209374. 56,471 miles. Like New! VIN #PU207684 17,843 #U5344. VIN #L8005283.55,754 miles. Warranty. Stk. #U5332. VIN IRW322603. 8,908 miles. _ miles. $18,495 $ 18,995 $10,495 $12,595 m $6,995 1989 1993 1990 1992 1993 ISUZU NISSAN INFINITI HONDA PONTIAC TROOPER 300ZX V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, CIVIC DX GRAND PRIX P/B, A/C, ABS brakes, P/L, P/W, 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seats, lilt/cruise, console, whls., P/seats, tilt/cruise, console, alloy whls., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C. V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, roof rack, con­ alloy AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., leather int., r. sole, wire whl. cvrs.. AM/FM stereo cass., AM/FM stereo cass., T-tops, leather int., air bag, VIN #BT16400CE. 40,359 miles. tilt/cruise. Extra Clean! VIN #PF301200. r. def., buckets, 2+2, Balance of Factory def., buckets. 36 Mo./36,000 Mile T.G., cloth int., r. def., buckets, 4X4. Stk. Warranty. Like New! Stk. #U5330. VIN Warranty. Stk. #U5308. VIN #LT002587. 26,686 miles. #U5343. VIN #7914658. 81,982 miles. #PX537916.9,414 miles. 59,174 miles. $<9,995 *24,495_ $13,995 $10,495 $11,895_ 1992 1987 1993 JEEP FORD WRANGLER PULSAR XE CROWN VICTORIA V-6, 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, 6 cyl., P/S, P/B, A/C, leather int. V-6, auto trans., P/B, P/W, P/seat, console, T.6., cloth int., buckets, hard P/L, tilt/cruise, console, AM/FM stereo 8 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C. top, soft top, no A/C. Like New! Stk. cass., T-tops, cloth int., buckets, Stk. alloy wheels. VIN #LB908221. 42,773 A/C, leather int., tilt/cruise, elec. roof. Clean! Factory Warranty. VIN #U3264A. VIN #NJ517143. 20,011 #U5345. VIN #HM045891. 59,680 miles. Loaded! Like New! VIN #NY629153. #PX185879.19,013 miles. miles. miles. 51,668 miles. $13,495 ‘6,295 $13,895 $16,495 $16,895 1993 1992 FORD NISSAN MUSTANG MAXIMA SE V-6, auto trans. w/od„ P/S, P/B, A/C, V-6, 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, 8 cyl., P/S, P/B, A/C, leather int., CONVERTIBLE 6 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, roof rack, console, alloy A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, P/sunroof, whls., AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., leather int., elec. roof, touring pkg. Loaded! VIN 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L. P/B, A/C, leather int., tilt/cruise, elec. cloth int., r. def., buckets. Stk. air bag, r. def., buckets, Eddie Bauer pkg., #MM103824. Factory Warranty. 45,722 Factory Warranty. VIN #PF152522. roof, Bose sound syst. Loaded! VIN #U5328. VIN #KS011977. 62,011 4X4. Stk. #U5346. VIN #HJL540051. 59,152 miles, 14,816 miles. miles. . miles. #NT114175.18,835 miles. $17,995 $ 8,495 $ 22,500 $12,895 *14,995 Prices include ail costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing, registration and taxes. if 'The Name to 9 0 to (or Quality New & Used Cars and Trucks LABRIOLANISSAN New & Used Nissan Cars & Trucks I Nissan Diesel, UD Trucks, Quality Used Cars & Trucks ’ E. New Newman Springs R d . " 7 ^ 1 I Route 35 (Opp. Mon. Mall) J" A f \ 4 Q A | (Exit 109) RED BANK I ■ ■ " t 4 0 0 | | (Exit 105) EATONTOWN 1 OUIo f

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NEW 1994 CHEVY NEW 1995 CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC 4 DOOR WAGON FULL SIZE VAN 5.7 ltr. SFI v-8, auto trans., P/s, P/B, a/c, p/w, p/ l .incl. tailgate, elec. speed cont. w/resume, twin remote elec. mirrors, cloth 55/45 seat, cargo 5.0 Itr. EFI V-8, auto trans. w/od, P/s, P/B, A/c, aux. lighting, custom vinyl conv. net, r. def, w/heated outside rearview mirrors, custom two-tone trim, high back front bucket seats, B/w tires & spare, sliding side door, paint, full size spare, wire whi. cvrs. w/locks, all-season stl. bltd. radial fixed glass side & rear doors. Stk. #T5022. vin #SF103949. MSRP $19,409. tires, trailering pkg., driver P/6-way seat. stk. #4667. VIN #RR175440. MSRP $24,086. Rebate $1,000. Future Disc. $2,353. Future Disc. $1,785. BUY BUY FOR * 2 0 . 7 3 3 FOR * 1 7 . 6 2 4

1992 CHEVY CORSICA 1991 CHEVY CAVALIER 1991 CEO METRO 1988 CHEVY C1500 PICKUP 1989 CHEVY S-10 BLAZER 2 DR. 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, CONVERTIBLE CONVERTIBLE 8 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/c, 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od.. p/s, P/B. a/ c body side mldg., console, r. def., T.G., 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S. P/B, A/C. P/l. P/W Auto trans.. P/B A/C, body side mldg., T.G.. am/ fm stereo. Ins. hood rel., P/L, tilt/cruise, body side mldg AM/FM stereo, recl/bucket seats, Int. body side mldg., console, fuel inj., convert, console, conv. roof, reci/oucket seats, right & left outside mirrors, bench console, r. def.. p/hatch rel.. a m / fm wipers, carpet, elk., tilt/cruise, P/L, fuel roof, recl/bucket seats, tach., tonneau tonneau cover, trip od., muitlspeed wipers, seat delx. whls., trip od„ stereo cass.. bucket/recl seats, tach Inj., delx. whls. Stk. #50151. vin cover, trip od., mag whls., Int. wipers muitlspeed wipers, stk. #47211. vin trip od., alloy whls., carpet, elk., fuel #NY250651. 35,959 miles. carpet, elk., tilt/cruise, T.G.. am/fm stereo inj., T.G.. int. wipers, four wheel drive cass. stk. #M7200922. 49,203 miles ulles. #J1256221. 68.875 miles. Stk. #47491 VIN #KG138134. 87,448 *9,346 *10,423 *8,331 *6,483 “ *9,998

1992 CHEVY CAMARO 1989 CHEVY CAMARO IR0C Z 1992 CHEVY CAVALIER Z24 1991 CHEVY LUMINA EURO 1990 CEO PRIZM 8 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/s, P/B, A/C, 8 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, 6 cyl.. auto trans. P/s, P/B. A/c, P/L, 2 dr.. 6 cyl.. auto trans. w/od., P/S. P/B. 4Ooay cyl.. sidefuel ini.midfl.. auto console, trans., P/s,T.C.. P/B,am/ A/C.fm stereo,r. def, fuelP/w, inj.,body T-top, side mldg.,tilt whl., console, carpet, r, def.,elk., P/L,mldg., P/hatch console, rel., r.tllt/crulse. def , T.G., body AM/FM side T.C.,P/w. AM/FMbody side stereo mldg.. cass., console, recl/bucket r. def., A/C.mldg., P/w. console, p/l, P/trnk. r def., rel., T.C.. body remote side reel/bucketmultispeed seats,wipers delx. stlt. wnis «P4001. . carpet, VIN elk., KL2D84666 trtp od. bucketcruise cont.,seats, tach.,t.g., am trip/fm od.. stereo mag whls.,cass., seats,stereo r. cass.,spoiler, T-top tach., roof, trip recl/bucketod.. alloy seats, tllt/crulse. trip od., alloy whls.. recl/bucketmirrors, AM/FMseats, tllt/crulse. stereo carpet, cass., int. wipers, stk. #44761. VIN #NL1528288. whls.,int. wipers. carpet, Stk elk., #45381. fuel Inj.,VIN frt.#KL103937 spoiler, spoiler,int. wipers, tach. carpet, Stk. elk., #P4039. fuel Inj., VIN r. elk., fuel inj., r. spoiler, tach, trip od.. 29,991 miles. 64,891 miles. #N71287SS. 55.552 miles. alloy#M9262732. whls.. Int.39,621 wipers miles. Stk. #50021. VIN *6,997 ACCELERATEDIM ! C U $11,991 *9,286 *11,987 s8,962 'EARNINGS ? 1 1 1 0/ L. NETWORK / Upto-lU/b* Pnce(s) include(s) all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing, registration, and taxes. > The GMCard On Parts & Service 'hchlni h t f tk»f Rtftirt ROUTE 34 AT SOUTH ATLANTIC AVE. % J i ABERDEEN (Matawan) Next to Strathmore Shopping Center AFTER THE SALE~ IT S THE SALE THAT COUNTS! see- 8 0 0 0 ^ M O B IL IT Y THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 17, 1994 6 3

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IF YOU WANT A CAR DEAL WITHOUT THE HARD FINANCIAL FALL, TRY CIRCLES ONE LOW PRICE POLICY! NO NONSENSE PRICING! NO NEGOTIATION! EVERYDAY A SALE! EVERY VEHICLE CLEARLY NO HASSLING, NO EVERYDAY, EVERY VEHICLE DISPLAYS MSRP, REBATES AND HAGGLING. YOU ALWAYS IS MARKED ALL DISCOUNTS, LEAVING THE KNOW WHERE YOU STAND DOWN TO THE LOWEST BEST PRICE ONLY! AT CIRCLE! PRICE POSSIBLE!

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'8 7 CHEVY NOVA '8 8 S-10 PICKUP *91 CAVALIER '9 0 BERETTA GT '90 K10 BLAZER 4x4 4 cyl. EFI eng., 5 speed man. MONMOUTH Chevy, auto trans., 4 cyl. eng., Chevy, 6 cylinder engine, auto, Chevy, auto O/D trans., 8 cyl. EFI eng., 4 cyl. EFI eng., auto. O/D trans., O/D trans., P/S, P/B, bkts., T/G, P/steering, P/brakes, moonroof, trans., P/S, P/B, AIR, buckets, cass., rr. def. Stk #4207A. Vin P/S, P/B, AIR, bkts., T/G, rr. def., AIR COND., P/steering, P/brakes, t-bar roof, tinted glass, AM/FM cruise, T/G, power windows, buckets, cruise, tint P/k>cks, P/winds., #HZ017347.115,240 mi. AM/FM stereo. Stk #94041 A. Vin COUNTY'S stereo. Vin # J2209236. 154,236 mi. power locks, cassette. Vin cass., titt. Vin #LF151260. 57,855 mi. #M J12261. 60,660 mi. USED CAB #LE184595. 44,956 mi. CENTER >1986 * 2 9 9 5 * 6 4 9 5 > 7 9 9 5 * 1 2 9 9 5

Changing The Way America Buys A Car 641 SHREWSBURY AVE SHREWSBURY, HJ OPEN HOURS CALL Q0® HYunoni m-SAT 9AM-6PM 908-741-3130 ACHEVROLET MON-THURS 9 AM-9 PM Prices include all costs to be . reg. destination charges & taxes. • • • r •• • • • U l t i m a $ 8 1 9 9 , 2 4 0 S X $ 1 1 , 1 3 9 , M a x i m a $ 1 2 , 3 6 9 . 1 m o . AUGUST17, 4 6 Wprs, T/GI, Alarm,Keyless Entry, P/W/L/M/A, AM/FMBags, St.Cass, Elec.Trunk Rel.,Tit, Cruise,Int. Air,PB/PS, w/OD,FWD, Int, Cloth Driver/Pass. Air t. VNS000, t #15 Js Mk 36 of Make $261 perPymnts mo.Lease Just #2135, Stk VIN#ST030401, Etc., New'95 4-Dr, MaximaGXE. 6-Cyl EFI, 4-Spd Auto INCLUDING INTEREST: INCLUDING TOTAL OF PAYMENTS OF TOTAL N IS S A N M A X IM A New ‘95 Nissan 2-Dr,240SX. 4-Cyl EFI,2.4 DOHC AM/FM Cass, Etc., VIN#SW007009, Stk#2119, Just Trunk Air Bags, Cloth Int.,Fmt Buckets,P/W/UA/M, Elec.Ltr. 16Valve. 5-Spd M/T, Air,PS/PB, Driver/Pass. MakeLease36Pym'ts of $218 per mo. Cutlass Ciera, 4-Dr,Ciera,Cutlass 3.1 Brks, Pwr ABS FWD, Auto, EFI,L V6 NLDN NEET ( INTEREST: INCLUDING P/S, Air,P/S, Elec. PW/PL,Trunk Def, Rr Rel..Tilt,Wind T/GI, Pwr eta 2D, -y EI FD At, SP, i, Driver Air, 2-Dr,Side PS/PB, Auto, Sentra, 4-Cyl FWD, EFI, St Adj.VlN#2G3AL54NOM2361716, Stk#26269, 34,679 miles. OA FPYET , PAYMENTS TOTALOF AirDef,RrWin. Tilt,bag, Alloy AM/FMWhls, VIN# Ster Cass, IN4EB32A4MC719866.Stk#26859, 75,353 miles. 240SX 83 * < *8937 NADA 91 NISSAN 1 '9 831 Ok by phone while-U-wait at home! • • Divorce •New Job •Bankruptcy • • Recent Any OtherGrad or • NoPrior Credit •New To Area 11,390 PINE BELT “YES!” Call daily &Sun.10! to 1 OLDSMOBILE 91 1-800-366-2733 Problem?We enjoy saying Rel, Tilt.Cruise, Roof,Sun Alloy Whls, T/GI, *6437 WE “BEAT THE BOOK THE “BEAT WE 8437

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reg. (908) 349-303 RT. 37 EAST (Exit 82) (Exit EAST 37 RT. TOMSRIVER ACURAS aair, arcs Mlbs Baes Camaros! Blazers, Malibus, Caprices, Cavaliers, Sabres! Le Rivieras, Centurys, Skylarks, Vigors! Legends, Integras, aaas Cls Pc-p, re, Raiders! Aries, Pick-Ups, Colts, Caravans, Acclaims! Avenues, 5th Yorkers, New Eldorados! DeVille's, Sedan and Coupe BUICKS T-Birds. M ustangs, Taurus', Escorts, Tempos! Escorts, Taurus', ustangs, M T-Birds. CHEWS FORDS DODGES CHRYSLERS CADILLACS •Senior Citizens Discounts! Citizens •Senior •Cash Rebates & Huge & Rebates •Cash Bonuses! Grad • College Bonus! Time Buyers •First i n c e n t i v e s & m i n i m u m $ 5 0 0 t r a d e - i n a l l o w a n c e a p p l i e d . P y m ' t s c o m p u t e d t o r 3 6 Dealer Discounts Dealer . $ % f o r n o r m a l m a i n t . & r e p a i r s ( i f BONUS 000! 0 0 ,0 8 AlloyRoofRack, AM/FMWheels, Stereo Cassette, Ltr.5-Spd4WD, Eng, M/T, AirPS/PB, Cloth Cond. 4-Dr, PathfinderNew'94 XE 3.0 6-Cyl SOHC EFI Lease Pymn’tsLease of per$264 mo. Tilt Tinted AM/FMCruise.StereoSteenng. Glass, t. VNR200, t#18. ut ae 36 Make Just Stk# VIN#RW230404, 1086. Etc., Interior.Power &Windows Door Locks, Tift,Cruise. 36 Lease Pymnls of $133 per mo. 36Lease Pymnls Make Just Stk#1257, Etc. VIN#RC825299. Cass, rior,Front Buckets, Power Windows &Door Locks,Ltr.. 5-Spd Man Trans. PS/PB, LE4-Dr,Sentra Air 94.4 New Cond, Cloth 4-CylInte­ 16-ValveEFI 1.6 NLDN NEET ( INTEREST: INCLUDING NLDN NEET { INTEREST: INCLUDING PATHFINDER TOTAL OF PAYMENTS OF TOTAL TOTAL OF PAYMENTS OF TOTAL *6782 II .498

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ALTIMA ets. Pwr Wind/Lcks/Ant, Elec Trunk4-Spd Release, Cruise,Auto. PS/PB, Air Cloth Cond. Int, Front Buck­ INCLUDING INTEREST: INCLUDING Lease 36 Make Stk# 1199, Just VIN#RD844202, Mirrs, Etc. Pwr Cass, Stereo AM/FM Rack, Roof Van,Ur.EFIEng, 3.0 6-Cyl New '94 Quesl SOHC Pymnls of $292 per mo. Pymnls TOTAL OF PAYMENTS OF TOTAL Cloth Int., Front Buckets, Pwr Windows & Door Door & Windows Pwr Buckets, Front Int., Cloth 5-SpdM/T, Air,PS/PB, Driver/Passenger AirBags, 112,506 New ’94 Nissan Altima 4-Dr. GXE 4-Cyl EFI, SOHC Payments ofPayments per $168 mo. Etc. VIN#RC 173166. Stk# TrunkLocks.1018,TiltRel., Elec Just MakeSteering.Cruise. T/GI, 36 Lease NLDN NEET ( INTEREST: INCLUDING TOTAL OF PAYMENTS OF TOTAL 8042

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