MAY 25, 1994 40 CENTS VOLUME 24, NUMBER 21 Budget cuts spare school programs

assessed at BY LAUREN JAEGER $ 1 20,000 Staff W riter would see an total of $810,000 was cut increase of from the defeated 1994-95 $156, to a A Matawan-Aberdeen proposed total tax of school budget. $2,402. As required by law, the councils of Before the Matawan and Aberdeen met last week, Cuts were along with the regional board of educa­ made, the rate tion, to amend the defeated budget, was $2 .10 for which originally proposed $33,532,113 A b e r d e e n ; in current expense and $28,926 in capital 2.05 for outlay. M ataw an — The new school tax rate will be $2.05 translating to a Brian Murphy per $100 assessed value for Aberdeen yearly tax rate residents, and $2.01 per $100 of assessed on a $120,000 property of $2,530 for an home value for Matawan residents. Aberdeen homeowner and $2,460 for In other words, this means that an M atawan homeowner. Marlboro High School’s Amy Feaster (gold jersey) and Middletown North’s Aberdeen resident with a home assessed Matawan’s Mayor Robert Shuey was Ann Marie Sacco hook up in a battle for the ball during a Shore at $ 120,00 would see an increase in the pleased by what he said was a smooth Conference A North Division soccer match won by the Mustangs, 2-1, on school tax rate of $95, bringing the bill meeting between the three parties and May 18 in Marlboro. to $2,520 a year. consultant John Laezza, a certified public (Photo by Bob Bruce) In Matawan, the owner of a house Continued on page 11 W here the beaches are

admission is free, has no lifeguards at all on its two-mile guards,” he explained. “We could either cut down on the BY LAUREN JAEGER beach front. It does, however, have an amusement park number of lifeguards, which would be unsafe, or shorten Staff W riter that is open from 6 to 10 p.m. Fridays and from noon to the season and keep 70 lifeguards.” 10 p.m. weekends until mid-June, when the park will be Cole noted that the water does not warm up until the our months ago, buried in our winter woolens, we open every day. Now in its 91st year, the beach-front beginning of July, so he does not feel that the delay in were chipping ice from our windshields and park features 15 major rides, including a steel roller opening will affect many beach-goers. chopping wood for our fireplaces, wondering if F coaster, as well as 25 kiddie rides. For information, call Two new beach centers, in areas B and C, will open the sun and the summer would ever return. 1-800-890-3033. this year with food concessions, first aid stations and Now the sun has (mostly) made its comeback, sum­ After three years, M iddletown’s beaches, Ideal mer is just a few weeks away and most of the area rest rooms. Eventually, all six beach areas will have a Beach and Leonardo Beach, will allow swimming beaches are bracing for the crowds as they reopen on beach center. Call 872-0115. Memorial Day. once again. Six certified lifeguards will be hired, Sea Bright’s seasonal beach badge is $50, but chil­ according to Greg Silva, director of Parks and The Independent has surveyed park directors and dren age 12 and under and senior citizens 65 and over Recreation. Both of these bay beaches are free. For town administrators to find out the lay of the sand for all are admitted free. Daily admission is $3 on the week­ the beaches in Monmouth County this season, including more information, call 615-2000. days; $3.50 on the weekends. Call 842-0215. Sandy Hook Beach, operated by the National Park beach and parking fees, special events and other infor­ Due to severe erosion, Monmouth Beach will not mational tidbits. Service, will postpone its official opening day this year open until June 25 and will close, like the other beaches, Cliffwood Beach in Aberdeen Township is a small until June 25 because of government cutbacks, accord­ on Labor Day. The seasonal beach badge is $50 for ing to superintendent Paul “Skip” Cole. The beaches strip — only 27 acres — on the Raritan Bay. Donna those 12 and over; $35 for senior citizens. Daily admis­ Viero, the director of Parks and Recreation, said that will remain open until Labor Day. sion is $4 for those 12 and over. A combination beach swimming is not permitted but the “no-swimming” Daily admission to Sandy Hook is $5 per car. and pool pass is $9 for those 12 and over. signs are “always ripped down.” Fishing is allowed, Seasonal adult badges are $40 and senior citizen season­ “We don’t havp a boardwalk and, right now, we have al badges are $ . however. For information, call 583-4200. 20 a small, almost non-existent beach,” said Joyce Don’t go to Union Beach for a day on the sand and a Cole explained that 252,000 federal jobs have been Escalante, the deputy borough clerk. ‘The Army Corps cut and that “every agency has been affected, including swim in the water. About two blocks long, there is very of Engineers is supposed to replenish our beach with little room, unless you want to go fishing. the National Park Service.” “We have 100 seasonal employees, and 70 were life­ Continued on page 6 Going further down a bit, Keansburg Beach, where

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• C a le n d a r Page 38 • Classifieds Page 53 • Editorials Page 34 • L etters Page 34 • Milestones Page 46 SUPPORTIVE PALS — Aberdeen Township resident and World War I veteran James Hamilton Rounds, 99, cen­ • Obituaries Page 48 ter, is getting a lot of attention lately. The accolades were mostly due to the efforts of T.K. Vanvalkenburgh, I, and John Pollard, his fellow members of the Guyton-Callahan Post 152 of the American Legion in Newark. • Sports Page 50 Vanvalkenburg and Pollard realized the Rounds was the only surviving World War 1 member of their post. • Police Beat Page 47 (Photo by Lauren Jaeger) • P ro p e rty L ines Page 49 • Yesteryear Page 43 99-year-old veteran honored

Phone numbers: These are honors long overdue for this direct link to the Civil War through his M a n recalls Civil still-proud veteran of the first World War. grandfather. In 1919, his grandfather Editorial “I used to guard a military ship,” marched in the (World War I) parade in 254-7000 Ext. 226 W ar stories told Rounds said, relaxing in his lower Main Newark. Mr. Rounds marched also.” FAX 254-0486 Street home. “It would sail in Newark Bay They discovered that Bill Ginn, who Circulation by grandfather to New York Harbor.” was Rounds’ maternal grandfather, was 254-1755 “Guard duty was very dangerous,” said borti Feb. 17,1833 and was a freed slave. Display Advertising Vanvalkenburgh. “People got killed doing Ginn, who passed away at the age of 972-6740 Ext. 220 ______BY LAUREN JAEGER______guard duty, and many of the ships were 109 years, was a member of the 19th FAX 254-0256 Staff W riter sabotaged.” Maryland Regiment of the Union Army, Classified 1-800-660-4ADS ABERDEEN — James Hamilton While the post once had 300 World an ^11-black brigade. Classified FAX 432-0016 Rounds, 99, is the living history book of War I veterans as members, Rounds is the Jinn’s slave name was William the township. only member still alive. In 1964, Rounds in, which was the same surname as Rounds, who looks younger than his served as vice commander of the post. his owner. After being freed, he changed j | BAYSHORE . “Four years ago, we had four World Jit, Rounds said. years, not only recalls vividly the days of the first World War and the Great War I members,” recalled Vanvalken­ He still owns the Civil War army cap Independent Depression, but also his grandfather’s sto­ burgh. ‘Three have passed away, and we that his grandfather wore. The blue cap, ries of the Civil War. knew we had to do something (to com­ donned with gold letters that read “ 19th Managing Editor As the only living World War I veteran memorate Rounds).” Md. GAR (Grand Army of the Republic)” Judith McGee Feeney still a member of the Guyton Callahan John Pollard, the American Legion’s and two commemorative celluloid but­ Sports Coordinator Post 152 of the American Legion in post historian, said he did a thorough tons! is in perfect condition. background search on Rounds, and said he Lindsey Siesle Newark, he was recently given a dinner in ‘The day I saw this cap I was moved his honor. was fascinated by what he found out. to tdars,” Pollard said. “I held it in my Executive Editor And through the efforts of his much He said that the Legion is trying to hand and realized that the man who wore Gregory Bean younger and enthusiastic fellow members have a room in the new African-American this cap shook hands with Abe Lincoln.” P u b lish e r of the American Legion, Rounds, who Cultural Center, which will be housed in Rpunds recalled the stories his grand­ Kevin Wittman was born on Christmas Day, 1894, was the 19th century Krueger Mansion in father told him. awarded a proclamation from the Newark, named after Rounds. “there was a place called Deep Bot­ “We didn’t leave any stone unturned,” tom in Pennsylvania,” Rounds said. A Greater Media Newspaper Aberdeen Mayor Brian Murphy. In addition, he received the Gold he said. “(After the battle) you couldn’t tell the Medal of Honor and a proclamation from “We obtained the phone numbers of blood from the water.” The Bayshore Independent circulation is the city of Newark last month. his living relatives in Snow Hill, Mary­ “(Later) there was a convention of old subject to audit by Verified Audit of “The Newark Council said if we bring land,” Pollard said. “Then we went to the veterans, and he was decorated,” he Circulations, Inc. Published Wednesday by Snow Hill library and checked the geneal­ the Greater Monmouth Publishing Co., him to City Hall, they’ll shut the hall added- Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick N.J. down for an hour to show him around,” ogy section.” Rounds said that his grandfather 08816. Third-class postage paid at said T. K. Vanvalkenburgh, a past com­ “You see, we have connected with ou,- Eatontown , N.J. $32 a year. First-class mander of the American Legion. past,” Pollard noted. “This man has a mail subscription available at $65 for 26 Continued on page 10 weeks, 40 cents a copy. 4 MAY 25, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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DRUG-FREE LIFE — Rikki Drapkin, 13, an eighth-grade student at Matawan Avenue High School, helps decorate the gym for Thursday evening’s DREAM (Drug Reduction Effort of Aberdeen and Matawan) dance. (Photo by Lauren Jaeger)

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W here the beaches are Monmouth County Beaches

Continued from page 1 new gazebo, in which concerts will be staged all summer. sand on June 1. As it is now, our beach is “The gazebo is beautiful,” said Ethel tiny. You almost walk right; into the Crystal, publicity chairperson. “For a water.” Call 229-2204. small fee, people can get married in it.” Cliffwood Beach Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park, Band concerts, with dancing under the Sandy Hook Long Branch, which is operated by the stars, will be held 8:30 p.m. every Friday, Keansburg Monmouth County Parks System, is offer­ and Big Band concerts will be held at Vldeal Beach ing seasonal parking passes at $38, while 8:30 p.m. every Wednesday. Many other weekend parking is $4 a day and weekday events are scheduled throughout the sum­ parking is $3.50 a day. Seasonal beach mer. Call 776-2999. Leonardo badges are $38 for adults, $28 for those Avon-by-the-Sea is selling passes at age 12-16, and $12 for those 65 and older. $45 for the season, and $20 for those 65 Those 11 years old and younger are and over. All children 12 and under are admitted free. Lifeguards begin full-time admitted free. Daily admission is $5. At 6 duty on June 14, but will be on duty p.m. June 24, there will be a kite flying weekends beginning Memorial Day. Call contest at the Norwood Avenue beach 229-0924 front, with prizes for all. Call 502-4517. Deal Beach offers seasonal passes for B elm ar’ s seasonal pass is $40 for adults at $55, and those aged 12 to 17 at adults, $10 for senior citizens, and those Sea Bright $35. There are no senior citizen discounts. 15 and under are free. The daily admis­ Weekday admission is $4; weekends and sion is $4, every day. Some of the up­ holiday fees are $4.50. For more informa­ coming activities will be the arts and tion, call 531-1454. crafts show on June 4 and square dancing Asbury Park’s seasonal pass is $20 on Mondays throughout July. Call 681 - for adults, $10 for ages 13-17, and $10 for | Monmouth 2266. senior citizens. Daily admission is $3 on Beach Spring Lake ‘s seasonal pass is $49 weekdays, and $4 on weekends. Call 775­ for age 12 and over, no senior citizen dis­ 0900. count. Daily and weekend admission for . Ocean Grove beach passes are $55 for all 12 and over is $4, Call 449-8005. I Long adults, $30 for those age, senior citizens Sea G irt’s seasonal pass is $45 for Ira n c h 65 and older at $50. Call 988-5533. those 12 years of age and over. Daily Bradley Beach seasonal badges are admission is $4 for those 12 and over. No $50 for adults, $25 for those 65 and over, senior citizen discount. Call 449-9433. and $25 for those agel4-15. Daily fees are Manasquan Beach’s seasonal pass for $4.50 a day. However, the boardwalk, age 17 and over is $35, the junior pass for which was destroyed in the December, ages 12-16 is $20, and for senior citizens jAllenhurst 1992 Nor’easter, has not been re-built. 65 and older is $15. Seasonal parking per­ /Asbury Park Instead, there is a new brick prome­ mits are $30. Daily admission is $4. Call nade, Victorian styled streetlights and a 223-0544. (Ocean Grove Bradley Beach 'Avon by the Sea

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Totally eliminates HAZLET — Residents of the West connect to the Bayshore Outfall Authority. the cleaning shove Keansburg section raised a number of ques­ Former Mayor Frances X. Shields, 298 tions last week about a planned six-lot sub­ Fourth St., and Holmes Gormerley, 246 • Prolongs gutter life division on Park Avenue and Third Street. Fourth St., the township police chief, > Ideal protection for The applicant, Poricy Buildings, is seek­ objected to the number of lots. According to ing final Planning Board approval for a the present zoning, there is sufficient land winter climates development that received preliminary for four 70-by-100-foot lots, said Shields. > Installs over approval a few years ago. Poricy was not The preliminary approval includes vari­ existing gutters the original applicant. ances for lot depth, width and area. Laura Colassano, 250 Fourth Street, said “Park Avenue floods continuously,” said • Colors to match residents are concerned about why an envi­ Shields, and has been a “flood zone for a your roof ronmental impact study was never done; year.” about traffic because Third Street is not a Another resident of North Park Avenue • Amazingly simple through street; and about the quality of the was concerned that drainage improvements and it wsrfes soil and what might be in it. planned for the subdivision will exacerbate She said the property has been vacant problems on his side of the creek. FOR FREE ESTIMATE AND for about a year, and yet “no primary Tom Kelly, acting chairman, asked the DEMONSTRATION CALL: growth is taking place.” board engineer, Keith Smith, to see if the 1 -800-427-6933 The applicant needs a stream en­ application can be coordinated with a appli­ croachment permit from the state De­ cation before the Zoning Board for 4T0FF GUTTER HELMET partment of Environmental Protection and Captain’s Cove Marina, 61 North Park Energy because the site is in a 100-year Avenue, to expand the marina. OF MANUFACTURERS The public hearing will continue next OCEAN & MONMOUTH COUNTY INC. flood plain.The developer is also required to SUGGESTED RETAIL!H construct a 24-inch storm-water pipe to month. THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 25, 1994 7 Home Comfort Sale

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Photo by Lauren Jaeger) “It never really bothered me, but one C day I was at my grandmother’ s house, reaching for another cream puff, and my CLIP & SAVE CLIP & SAVE father said that I shouldn’t have another.” “I was crushed, and from that point on I vowed to lose weight,” she said. Iff] Berg, 28, joined a weight clinic and eventually lost weight. She now works out at the gym five days a week and lives LOWEST PRICES IN NEW JERSEY on a fat-free diet. OPEN MEMORIAL DAY 9-4 She is about to enter the Mrs. New Jersey pageant, which w ill be staged in V acation at hom e this S um m er ; We m ake sum m er Eatontown in July. f o r o n l y ' The pageant, which began in 1983, fun affordable! celebrates the attributes of the married per woman. Contestants are judged on per­ i month sonality, poise and beauty. A ll ages, from * 6 9 young married women to grandmothers, are eligible to enter the contest. 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Continued from page 3 form proudly. and they lived in South Orange,” Rounds He remembered that when he with­ Although Rounds has not resided in said of the distinguished looking black drew his money from the Howard Savings owned a trunk full of counterfeit Con­ Newark since 1969, Vanvalkenburgh and woman in the photograph. “There is a Bank and the Carteret Bank, very little federate pennies. the Legion’s historian, John Pollard, con­ very sad story....” was left of his original savings. When World War I ended, Rounds tacted him by postcard when they discov­ Rounds trailed off, looking as though “I decided I was going to take my remembered with a laugh, his grandfather ered their old comrade had moved to he were about to cry as the sad memory money over to the post office, since it was played a game with him, giving him com­ Aberdeen. came to his mind* the safest. It was government,” he said. mands and d rills as though he (Rounds) “We put together the whole dinner in “I f it makes you sad, please don’t tell “But when I got to the post office, I could­ was under his grandfather’s command. 45 days,” said Vanvalkenburgh. “He’s a us,” Pollard said, with a big-brother type n’t get in. There were crowds. People Rounds said his grandfather aged well, 55-year member of the Legion.” protectiveness. were taking their money out of the banks since he took his third wife at the age of Pollard, realizing the historical treasure Besides old friends, Rounds recalls, for to put in the post office for safety.” 85. he found, notified the Aberdeen Township instance, the Great Depression. The was no Federal Deposit Insurance Vanvalkenburgh was fascinated, too, Council about their oldest livin g resident. “I worked for the Pennsylvania Rail­ back then, he explained.. by Rounds’ grandfather, because his own Although hard of hearing, Rounds still road and one morning I went to my job,” “We w ill stay in touch with him and ancestors were slaves. They did not, how­ maintains an excellent memory for facts he said. “M y wages were $60 for every w ill visit him whenever we can,” Van­ ever, feel moved to change their last and details. two weeks, but then my pay was cut down valkenburgh said. “You sometimes have name. When Pollard presented Rounds with a to $24 every two weeks. I quit. I walked to talk loud, but I was amazed that he “My last name is Dutch, and many stack of black and white photographs out.” even called me up.” Dutch settlers in upstate New York, had taken in the 1940s, he remembered the “And then I stayed out of work for 20 “We are so proud of this little gen­ slaves,” Vanvalkenburgh noted. “They fu ll name of nearly every face in the pho­ years,” he added with a chuckle. tleman,” Pollard said. were fairly liberal and most of the slaves tograph. were freed by the 1850s.” “That’s Bertha Long, there’s Fannie Rounds owns other interesting memo­ Brown. That’s Irvin Turner,” he said, rabilia, such as a photograph taken as a pointing at each face. C able contract snarls young man, wearing his World War 1 uni­ “Bertha Long married Jackson Long M A T A W A N — TK R cable television general manager Charlie Bartolotta wants a renewal contract for 15 years. But Matawan’s offer on the table is for five years, tops. LOOK WHAT $1.99 WILL BUY! As a result of the conflict, renewal negotiations between borough and TK R cable 6 0/101/ 10 n 7 pam Q Piels & piels Light • Schmidts & Schmidts Light • Olympia & officials w ill continue at the next council meeting, scheduled for June 8. I £ U t. Olympia Light • Kochs Golden Light • Carling Black Label Part of the reason for the standstill is that T K R officials promised at a March 10 • Rheingold • Milwaukee's Best • Goebels hearing, as part of the contract renewal, to put $110 m illion in improvements over the next four years into rebuilding and improving the system. Bartolotta said that the work, ALMADEN WINESi LEEDS vrtcm&iiat which would be funded by the renewal contracts, would raise the current 43 channels (Not White Zin) offered on the system up to 78 channels. . VODKA * Matawan officials, meanwhile, feel these improvements would be guaranteed to hap­ pen if they began with a five-year renewal contract. $ 0 9 9 ** 99 4 LITER GLASS , 1.75 LITER PLUS TAX | “We want to see that the capital improvements are in front of the 15-year contract,” PLUSTAX explained borough attorney Fred Kalma. WITH COUPON ONLY • EXPIRES 5/31/94 • IND WITH COUPON ONLY • EXPIRES 5/31/94 1 IND Also, he explained, the borough council was not happy that the local office, which r'22 MMI ' J used to be located in Cliffwood Beach, was transferred to Route 9 in Parlin last month. DECKS DEER FLEISCHMANNS 1 I $ 99 CASE OF \I*a iv ih r i Construction Co. 12 OZ. 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ANTOINETTE'S HAIR & NAIL Budget cuts spare PROM SPECIALS PEDICURE & 2 FOR 1 TIPS & WRAPS PERM O R ” ! I j school programs MANICURE MANICURE J ORUAUVUOAI9 OVERLAYS 1■ FROSTING 0 0 iO O $ 2 0 0 0 11 Continued from page 1 noted. “You still have to pay it. That’s the s18 * 3 insanity of this whole thing.” ; WITH MONIKA ONLY , WITH — MONIKA ONLY |i $39°° |i LONG HAIR?”! EXTRA J accountant and former director of the TIPS & WRAPS * niwONE PROCESSunnn?« IWAXTNGWAXING SPKTVAI.SlSPECIALS Department of Community Affairs. Murphy said that although it would OR OVERLAYS | COLOR LIP S fo o have saved more money in the long run by ! “ 8 ' ; r + WITH BLOW OUT OR EYEBROW.....*5 Aberdeen’s Mayor Brian Murphy, said paying into the plan immediately, it was a FULL LEG...... ^ O 00 that the “voters decided that the budget I MAINCURE matter of philosophy. “It seems to me that ! FREE NAD. ART HALF LEG .. $15 was not satisfactory. We had our consul­ I ON 2 FINGERS I the taxpayers need instant relief,” he said. WITH MONIKA ONLY WITH35°°1 MONIKA ONLY ^ ^ j^BIKINI..J . tant recommend places which could be “It was either pay now or take advantage reduced without affecting the education.” of the two-year window.” Laezza was hired at a cost of $5,000, MARKETPLACE MALL • ROUTE 3 4 • MATAWAN Board member Barbara Horl, who which was split evenly between the bor­ serves on the board’s finance committee ough and the township. ‘WITH THIS AD ONLY - EXPIRES 6/1/94 along with Marilyn Brenner, John Barbato HOURS: MON-SAT 10-6 THURS TIL 9 2 9 0 - 0 2 0 2 Board member Irwin Ozer was not and William Martin, said that what was pleased by the decisions of the three done was what had to be done. boards to cut the budget. “The voters defeated the budget. “It was a miserable thing that hap­ Would I have cut money from the budget pened,” he said. otherwise? Absolutely not,” she said. He noted that the recently adopted “There isn’t anyone on the board who state early retirement plan will end up would disagree with this statement,” Horl GASTROENTEROLOGY costing the board of education more than added. Board Certified expected. Other cuts were made in surplus and “Originally, the board decided that school operating expenses, but no pro­ Specializing in Diseases of the Intestines, liv e r, Gall Bladder, and Pancreas. even if we weren’t required to pay into the grams were cut from the budget. ULCERATIVE COLITIS • HEART BURN • GAS • CROHN'S DISEASE plan immediately, we would make the Murphy added, “I ’m very concerned SWALLOWING DIFFICULTY • JAUNDICE • DIARRHEA payment, because it would save $800,000 COLON CANCER SCREENING •! PEPTIC ULCER DISEASE about the quality of education. In this in addition to over $2 million in savings.” • ABDOMINAL PAIN • COLONIC POLYPS • CONSTIPATION instance, we found none of our cuts would • IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME • HEPATITIS “It’s like a credit card,” he noted. “You affect education. Even the Adult High owe principal and interest if you do not School program was left untouched.” Admitting to Centra State Medical Center, Robert V\bod Johnson University Hospital, pay immediately.” “I want to add that the public should Raritan Bay Medical Center (Old Bridge Division) Now, the first payment to the state of not feel that the board did not do their P l a z a 2 0 3 • H w y 9 s o u t h • M a r l b o r o $460,00 will be postponed for another job,” he added. ‘The school board looked year. long and hard to find places to reduce (908) 972-1770 “In the long run, it will cost more,” he cost.” Participating in: Cigna Health Plan, Co-Med HMO, Empire BC/BS, GHI, HMO Blue, Medicare, Met Life, New Jersey BC/BS, Oxford, Private Health Care Systems, US. Lifecare

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2 Thurs. Ttie Oiatietic Educahon 6- Support Group will meet at 7:30 pm in Conference Room B of the Hospital. Support, discussion and sharing of diabetic information. Dr. Mark Biebel, Podiatrist, will discuss the Bayshore Community “Diabetic Foot”. Hospital and its sister 2,S, Thurs. Bfldq & Me Infsnt HASSSQB & Discussion Group will meet for four weekly sessions from 10am-12 noon. organizations are dedicated The course will be taught by Linda Pincus, RN. There is a $40 fee, to register please call (908) 739-5919. 1G&23 to providing you with the 7 Tues. Shin Cancer Screening will be performed by Dr. Stanley Katz, Dermatologist. Screening will take place knowledge and resources in the Rehabilitation Dept, from 7:30 pm-9:00 pm. Registration required, please call (908) 739-5919. necessary to take the best 8 Wed. Cardiac Education & Support Group will meet at 7:30 pm in Conference Room A of the Hospital. possible care of yourself. Guest speaker Ellen Nixon, R.N., will di.scu.s.s “Exercise for a Healthy Heart”. Every m onth we offer 8&22 Wed. Ttie Cancer Support Group will meet at 7:50 pm in the second floor lounge. This group, coordinated a variety of health screenings, by an oncology nurse, is an educational support system for cancer patients and their families. classes, educational seminars

8&22 Wed. RIDS Support Group. co-sponsored by the Hyacinth Foundation, will meet at 7:00 pm. All services are and programs, as well as on­ strictly confidential. For more information please call the Hyacinth Foundation at 1-800-433-0254. going support groups. Do you want to stop smoking? Learn 3 Thurs. Ttie Diabetic Education & Support Group will meet at 7:30 pm in Conference Room B. Dr. Jean Otrajki, Nephrologist, will discuss “Diabetes and the Kidneys”. CPR? Need help dealing with the loss o f a loved one? Are you 10 Fri. Women's Healtti issues a lecture by Dr. Stephanie Duke, affiliated with Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, will meet at 12:00 noon in Conference Room A to discuss menopause, osteoporosis, and bone having a baby? W e’re here to loss. Registration required, please call (908) 739-5919. offer support and up-to-date information on these and 10 Fri. The family Rsttima Education & Support Group will meet at 7:00 pm in Conference Room A of the Hospital. Guest speaker James Ashe, Respiratory Therapist, will discuss “Proper Use and Cleaning of other topics. ii vour Nebulizer, Peak Flow Meter and Metered-Dose Inhaler. ” Ages 6-15 meet in separate support groups. For more information

14 Tues. Better Breathers Education & Support Group will meet at 7:30 pm in Conference Room A of the on attending scheduled events Hospital. General discussion of concerns with emphysema, bronchitis and asthma. call the “HeatthAnswers” consumer response line at 14 Tues. Bach School will be held from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon in Conference Room B of the hospital. Learn how the back works and how to prevent back injuries. To register call Gloria Lau, Physical Therapist, (9 0 8 ) 888-7300. Please call at (908) 739-5955. during business hours.

14 Tues. The Basic Life Support Provider Course will be held from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm in Conference Room B IG Thurs. of the Hospital. American Heart Association Certification Cards will be issued upon successful completion. $35.00 registration fee, for more information call (908) 739-5990.

14&2B Tues. The Bereavement Support Group will meet at 7:30 pm in the second floor lounge. This program provides mutual support for adults dealing with the death of a loved one.

IG Thurs. The Diabetic Education & Support Group will meet at 7:30 pm with Dr. William Orlacchio to discuss “Dental Care and Diabetes” and at 8:00 pm with Robert Blue, Pharmacist who will talk about “Diabetes Medication.”

IB Sat. The “Supersitter” Course will be held from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm in Conference Room A of the Hospital. Learn about safe environments, baby care and first aid, as well as growth and development of children from certified instructors. Registration required, please call (908) 739-5990.

21 Tues. The Bizheimer's Support Group will meet from 7:00 pm to 9.00 pm. For more information and meeting location call the Department of Social Services at (908) 739-5964. Bayshore 29 Wed. The Basic Life Sunport Reneiuei Course will be held from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm in Conference Room B Community of the Hospital. $25.00 registration fee, call (908) 739-5990 to register. Hospital 727 North Beers Street Holmdel, New Jersey 07733 • - ' • ... THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 25, 1994 1 3 ON CAMPUS Erin McNamara of Red Bank, Lael Red Bank, liberal arts/com.nunication; Dierk of Holmdel and Noeleen Pladek of Jeanette Lichowio and Diane Porio of Middletown were named to the fall 1993 Red Bank, occupational therapy assistant. dean’s list at Providence College, Provi­ Deborah Smeltzer, daughter of Dr. dence, R.l. and Mrs. W illiam Smeltzer of Middle­ Keith Garrison of Leonardo was town, and Pocono Pines, Pa., was elected named to the dean’s list for the 1994 win­ to the Lambda Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa ter trimester at Johnson and Wales Uni­ at the Pennsylvania State University. She versity, Providence, R.l. is also a member of Phi Eta Sigma Honor Carol Woodward of Leonardo and Society, Golden Key National Honor So­ Sharon Sire of Keansburg are taking part ciety, Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society, Psi in a trip to Cancun, Mexico, during spring Chi National Honor Society and was re­ break. They are both students of The Cit- cently nominated to the university schol­ tone Institute, Edison. ars program. She is majoring in psychol­ Ralph Attanasio, son of Marie At- ogy and has been a dean’s list student all tanasio of Freehold and Louis Attanasio of semesters. She will be participating in a Holmdel, is a student at Thomas M. Coo­ study abroad program in Italy this sum­ mer. Smeltzer is a 1991 graduate of Mid­ ley Law School in Lansing, Michigan. He Deborah Smeltzer Peter N. Konish Jr, was awarded an American Jurisprudence dletown High School South. Award in Research and Writing for the previous term. He is a graduate of St. John Vianney, Holmdel and River College. The following local members of the class of 1994 at Georgian Court College, M em orial W eek Lakewood, were honored at the annual awards night: In the chemistry day division, Kather­ ine Mary McGrath of Middletown re­ ceived the American Institute of Chemists Award. Distinguished academic achievement in senior year day division was Louise Duncan of Holmdel and Katherine Mc­ Grath of Middletown. Distinguished academic achievement in senior year part-time evening division was Rhonda Van Duybe of Middletown. SELF Peter N. Konish Jr. of Hazlet has CLEAMM6 been recognized for his outstanding achievement in chemistry on the basis of a demonstrated record of leadership, ability, character, scholastic achievement and po­ tential for advancement of the chemical professions from The American Institute Model WWA5600S Model DOE51OOS Model WWA8600S of Chemists Foundation and the New Jer­ LARGE CAPACITY LARGE CAPACITY EXTRA LARGE CAPACITY sey Institute of Chemists, at an award din­ 6-CYCLE HEAVY DUTY WASHER 2-CYCLE HEAVY D im DRYER 2-SPEEO HEAVY DUTY WASHER • 3 water level selections • Timed regular cycle • 4 water level selections ner at Friar Tuck’s restaurant on April 20. • 4 wash/rinse temperatures • 2 temperature selections • 4 wash/rinse temperatures Also, Konish was honored at an award • Huge door opening for easy nwy Bleach dispenser ONLY loading ot bulky item^. —^ M^ 8 cycles including ONLV dinner at Monmouth College on May 6 for Durable porcelain • Easy to clean X * * C C DO 30-min auto soak academic excellence in chemistry, chosen enamel top & lid Self-cleaning filter $ 3 6 6 ' 'intfitter 6ASEXTTm £ O 0 by the chemistry faculty at Monmouth 396' College. He will graduate from Mon­ mouth College, West Long Branch, on ONLY ONLY May 27 with a bachelor’s degree in chem­ istry. Layfette College, Easton, Pa., honored $396°° $576°° two local students for outstanding aca­ demic achievements at the college’s an­ LE B 3 1 6 G R LG B 3 3 6 G E R nual Honors Convocation April 24: M T X 1 8 G IS Eileen M. Kelly, daughter of Dr. and It C/I Mrs. William T. Kelly of Middletown re­ 18.2 Cu. Ft Capacity Refrigerator ceived the James Alexander Petrie prize in Factory Installed Self-Cleaning Oven Self-Cleaning Oven French. She is a senior French major. Nice Cubes™ 30" Electric Range 30" GAS RANGE Gerald A. Romano, son of Mr. and New Nice Cubesl Mrs. Gerald Romano of Lincroft, received • Adjustable glass shelves. Upswept cooktop lifts up for easy Extra large self-cleaning oven with • Snack pan. cleanup. O ne 8“ and three 6" plug­ black glass door. Sealed burners the Class of 1883 prize. He is a senior En­ • Gallon storage on NOW ONLY in Calrod® units, analog clock and for easy clean-up. Low simmer glish and philosophy major. fresh food and W. A n n automatic oven timer. Interior oven burner. Upswept cooktop. Analog Deborah R. Riley, daughter of Dr. and freezer doors. v l % £ l n U v light. Black glass oven door. • 2 vegetable/fruit pans. clock and timer. Mrs. David Riley of Keyport, has been chosen to receive the Dean’s Scholarship for the 1994-95 academic year at Messiah College, Grantham, Pa. Riley is a 1994 A ★ VISIT OUR ONE-OF-A-KIND ★ graduate of Keyport High School. Stacy R. Robinson, daughter of Paul X SCRATCH & DENT ★ and Lenore Robinson of Hazlet, received a doctor of law degree from Emory * * DEPARTMENT + + University in Atlanta, Ga. CASH & Red Bank area residents are among FREE REMOVAL OF OLD APPLIANCE • SAME/NEXT DAY DELIVERY SERVICE CARRY 496 students of Union County College, Cranford, Elizabeth and Plainfield who are candidates for associate in arts and as­ sociation applied science degrees at the COMMUNITY APPLIANCE college’s 60th commencement May 26 at 6 p.m. at the Cranford campus. Candidates are: Peter Owsianik of Lincroft, occupa­ 7 17 H w y 35 - S ales and S ervice - middletow n tional therapy assistant; Marie Facchin (Across from Howard Johnsons) Matawan Area and Susanna S. Shamy of Hazlet, occu­ pational therapy assistants; Maryann P. Groeninger of Middletown, occupational 671-7721 or 842-7342 583-5710 therapy assistant; Paul C. Clement of 1 4 MAY 25, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

iteratetfds* I dults EXTERIOR PAINTING IN BRIEF All Bayshore 3 Weeks for $39 Residents (Includes FREE Uniform) Holy Family’s Holy Name Society is sponsoring its first outdoor flea market 8 • Physical Fitness & Self Defense *995“® a.m. to 2 p.m. May 28 at the school’s • Develop Self Esteem & Confidence ^COMPLETE EXTERIOR, parking lot, Route 35, Hazlet. Rain date is • Increase M otor Skills & Concentration May 29. The society is currently seeking ven­ • Everyone is a W inner dors to participate in the market. Reserva­ Call fo r a FREE Introductory Class tions can be made by calling John Hra- bosky at 739-2252 or Charlie Haberman at 739-9705. Spaces are $15 each. k ’ Senior Citizens Discount Discounted amusement park tickets T&L PAINTING can be purchased at the Hazlet Recreation Jamesway Plaza • Highway 34 & Lloyd Road Office, 319 Middle Road. Great Adven­ ture Theme Park, $22; Sesame Place, $18; Aberdeen, N J. 07747 • (908) 583-6123 583-288 Hershey Park adult, $19.25; and Hershey Park junior, $15.95. Tickets for Action Park and Morey’s Pier and Mariner’s Landing will be in soon. These are not group trips and trans­ portation is not provided.

KEYPORT

The Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion Post No. 4247, Keyport, honored the teachers in the high school, Central school and St. Joseph’s school on May 6. Members visited the schools and pre­ sented each teacher with a corsage or bou­ tonniere. Mrs. Rose Sommers is the chair­ man.

Keyport High School Class of 1934 is Yvonne looking for the following class members for its 60th reunion to be held July 10 at the Shore Point Inn, Hazlet: Josephine Purdy Manger, Sylvia Jaffe Penn, John Bozarth, Leonard Bell, Sylvia Alterman Wasserman and Jeannette Caminsky. Call Ann Callahan Kofoed at 264­ 4412 if you can help. Available blue or black

l l * - '*■ The Kiwanis Club of Matawan, to­ m m * * gether with the Matawan Regional High School Key Club, will hold a fund-raising Pancake Breakfast May 22 at the Matawan High School, Atlantic Avenue, Aberdeen. Waverly They will help support the Drug Abuse J19 9 T Resistance Education program in the \\ail.ihk- in oak and brass finish Matawan/Aberdeen school system. The breakfast will feature Barney, the dinosaur, McGruff, the crime dog and D.A.R.E. Officers William Toomer and Bernie Doherty will be present to explain the program to parents. Menu consists of pancakes, orange juice, sausages, bacon and coffee or milk. Fantasia Timbre Cost is $5 per adult, $3 per child 3-10 years of age; children under 3 admitted ^ ^ P ^ - ^ 3 9 9 ^ *429* free. Futon frame, 6’ Futon frame, 6” mattress and slipcover For information, call 2990-2001. Available in natural or Mack. m t'm 4$ MIDDLETOWN

717 Highway 35, l/| 351 Highway 35, The Middletown Township Depart­ ment of Parks and Recreation is sponsor­ Middletown, N.J. \ Eatontown, N.J. ing a trip to see Walt Disney’s World Across from Howard Johnson V 1/2 Mile South of Monmouth Mall Premier of the Lion King Summer Spec­ tacular and the Disney’s Magical Mo­ 6 7 1 - 1 0 5 5 ments Stage Show at Radio City Music n 3 8 9 - 2 0 5 5 Hall June 18. P h o n e O r d e r s A c c e p t e d Cost is $28 per person and includes round trip transportation and orchestra seating. Participants under 18 must be ac­ companied by an adult. Continued on page 15 THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 25,1994 1 5

Continued from page 14 The bus departs at 11 a.m. from the Bayshore Trail needs Johnson Gill Annex at Town Hall in Mid­ Walk won support dletown. Show time is 2 p.m. and return volunteers for cleanup time is approximately 6 p.m. Tickets are on sale now at the Parks for immigrants and Recreation Office at Croydon Hall. Volunteers are needed for clean-up of the Bayshore ■ For information, call 615-2260. Trail on May 21 from 8 a.m. to noon. The meeting place is the west end of Shore Drive in Congregation B’nai Israel, Hance and Ridge roads, Students at YFK Karate in Highlands. Rumson, was joined by five other Shore area congrega­ Middletown participated in the American The Bayshore Trail System focuses on preserving, tions (including Monmouth Reform Temple, Tinton Falls, Diabetes Association’s fund-raiser, enhancing and linking natural and man-made Temple Beth Miriam, Elberon, Temple Shalom, “Kicks For A Cure,” April 9, led by resources. • Aberdeen, Temple Beth Ahm, Aberdeen and instructor Steven Alex. Thirteen students The clean-up is sponsored by the Boroughs of Congregation Ohev Shalom-Marlboro Jewish Center, raised more than $700 for the American Atlantic Highlands and Highlands, Monmouth County Marlboro) at 9 a.m. April 24, in a 25 kilometer “W alk for Diabetes Association. The money will Clean Communities and the Monmouth County Israel.” help fund education programs as well as Planning Board. The event was held for the benefit of Keren Klita, a research. For information about the For information, call Atlantic Highlands Jerusalem-based volunteer organization which provides American Diabetes Association, call 388­ Councilman Mike Harmon at 291-5400 or Bayshore support and assistance to Israeli immigrants from the for­ 4733. Coordinator Maryann Sabanskas at 431-7460. mer Soviet Union.

A group of children and adults cele­ brated Earth Day on April 23 by walking three miles of the nature trails in Poricy Park, Middletown. This walk was part of the nationwide “March for Parks” which is coordinated by the National Parks and Conservation Association to raise aware­ ness and funds for public parks. Bass Shoe Factory Store, Union Square Mall in Middletown contributed two pairs of shoes to be awarded as prizes for raising the most money. REGIONmm

W e M a k e T r a Planned Parenthood of Monmouth Bedframe, ' W o r l d s B e s t County’s Annual Meeting will be on Set-up & ■ M m t r i s s Wednesday, May 25 from 5:30-7:30 Removal Of > p.m. at the Oyster Point Hotel in Red Old Bedding; Bank. The topic is “No Rest After * With purchase o! any set’ Roe.” Rabbi Balfour Brickner, Rabbi Emeritus of the Stephen Wise Free Synagogue in New York City will be the feature speakers. Tickets are $25 and include hors d’oeuvres. For reservations call 842-9300. Memorial Day If y our selection / s not in stock... W ell upgrade at no additio nal charge services set The Annual Memorial Day Services will Twin Each' Full Each I Queen 2 Pc, Set Kmg 3 Pc, Ser be held May 30 at 11 a.m. at the Veterans I Back Comfort $58 4<>Back Comfort $ 9 8 40 Back Comfort *24840 Back Comfort Monument, police headquarters building, 51 $34 8 40| Monmouth Street, Red Bank.This service is JComfort Sleep $78 40 Comfort Sleep $12840 Comfort Sleep ‘ 2 8 8 « Comfort Sleep $38 8 40 sponsored by the mayor and council of the I Crest Super Firm * 8 8 40 Crest Super Firm$15840 Crest Super Firm *32848 Crest Super Firm $42 8 40' borough of Red Bank, Veterans, patriotic, civic, fraternal and religious organizations. I Diamond Tiara Diamond Tiara Diamond Tiara Diamond Tiara $ 1 0 8 4° $ 4 8 8 401 The Red Bank Regional High School Band iPillow Soft Pillow Soft *1784# Pillow Soft Pillow Soft will participate with Bernadette Ayers as [Perfect Sleeper Perfect Sleeper Perfect Sleeper Perfect Sleeper vocalist.The Red Bank Fire Department will I Level II $1284# Level II *20840 Level II Level II $54840' conduct a Memorial service for the members I Perfect Sleeper Perfect Sleeper Perfect Sleeper Perfect Sleeper of their department deceased during the past Level IV $1584# Level IV year. *2384# Level IV Level IV s648401 Taps will be played by David Ngo, a

member of Red Bank Regional High School j W A L T ' S S l e e p S h o p = T h e H i g h e s t Q i A n r v P u i s T h e L o w e s t P r i c e s F o r 4 0 Y e a r s Band.The principal address will be given by a member of the Fort Monmouth Departm ent Stores Discount Bedding Chains Military .The placing of floral pieces by all W i V L T ’ S StEEP SHOP PROMISE participating organizations is encouraged •Highest prices on brand name bedding •H igh prices on brand name bedding •Free delivery o n lj on selected items and appreciated. •Highest delivery charges •KRfcfc Im m ediate D elive ry «*a ANY aurehqse •Free set-up & disposal on selected items •Extra charge for set-up & disposal •Jb Rfcfc v t up of at* frsM as £ rca o w l of aid feddis* m A tff purduut Hazardous waste •Extra charge Tor bedframe •Free bedframe only on selected items •FR E E feed fram e w ith the jm refc*** o f A H r mattrexx net •No bedding instock, jou must wait •You must w ait at home a ll day fo r delivery collection slated for deliver; •H igh pressure commission sales people The Monmouth County Board of Chosen •Sales d e rts •Notorious for bait & switch tactics Freeholders has set the a countywide Household Hazardous Waste Collection for June 4 at the Human Services Building, 7 1 7 Highway 35, ' 351 H ighw ay 35, Kosloski Road, Freehold Township. The M iddletow n, N.J. ... hours of operation are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Eatontow n, N.J. Across from Howard Johnson 'fc The Household Hazardous Waste Col­ ■f 1/2 Mile South of Monmouth Mall lection program allows residents of Mon­ mouth County to dispose of materials like waste oil, dry batteries, lead acid batteries, residue, used anti-freeze, cardboard and cor­ OPEN 7 DAYS . , l/JON.-FRf, 10 AM~9 PM, SAT. 10 AM-5 PMr SU R 12-5 PM rosives to a drop-off point at no cost to the residents.

ivfcr M' h'i r »iqp 1 6 MAY 25,1994, THE INDEPENDENT On the cutting edge of community service

BY MARILYN DUFF Staff Writer

he cutting down of trees, is illegal Inllie Sp • (light on all Boy Scout reservations— and in most other areas as well. TSo if you’re a Boy Scout and you want to earn the Paul Bunyan Axman badge, for properties together,” said Brett. And to do which cutting down a tree is the main so they have to clear a long, 20-foot wide requirement, what do you do? buffer area and remove about 50 trees. Brett Landry, the senior patrol leader The project turned out to be perfect, in Boy Scout Troop No. 47 of Leonardo, not just for the Paul Bunyan badge, but found the answer at Deep Cut Gardens, also the community service project and the Forestry merit badge. part of the Monmouth County Park Sys­ tem, located in Middletown. Asked about the project, Bennett ex­ And it was really by accident. plained that it is “a huge job,” and one the Several years ago, Brett, a sophomore scouts will not be able to complete but at Middletown High School North, had they will certainly make a dent in it. done a project at the park that involved They were each slated to cut down one tree and do a lot of clearing along the planting and maintaining saplings through one season. stream bank which, according to Bennett, So when he was looking for a com­ the park “is trying to recapture.” munity service project for the troop, as Besides the tree-cutting, Brett said, the well as a way to fulfill some Forestry Bunyan badge “is more or less an award badge requirements, he contacted William that certifies you can take care of axes,” Bennett, Deep Cut’s managing ranger, to learning how to sharpen them, and also see if he could help. learning how to cut down trees safely. Last week Brett said they planned to What transpired was a two-day project this past weekend, during which Brett and spend the entire day, both Saturday and Sunday, at the park. about 14 other scouts from his troop helped clear an overgrown stream bank Part of the incentive, he said, was that the adults who accompany the group and a tree line that separates the park from agreed to cook. , a recently-acquired 13-acre addition on the east end. Deep Cut has 53 acres of gardens, And they were able to fulfill the re­ many of them constructed in the 1930s, quirements of the Paul Bunyan badge in and a spectacular view all the way to Atlantic Highlands. It also has a new the process, a rare opportunity, since Home Composting Demonstration site “very few (scouts) have that badge,” scheduled to open June 4. according to Brett.. Also at the park, the Friends of the “He told us the park was uniting two Parks will hold a Spring Garden Party on 3 Reasons to build an

Anthony Pool this Spring Brett Landry (Photo by Rich Schultz) June 12 to raise money for the develop­ The special trumpet instruction was ment of a former sunken rose-and-box- made possible through a grant, said Brett. Q u a lity ! wood garden and rockery areas. The instructor plays the lead trumpet in Besides his interest in scouting — he is another Broadway production and “plays a already a Life Scout and plans to achieve lot of Broadway music for us,” said Brett. the rank of Eagle — Brett runs track, Brett also paints sets at the Meadow V alue! favoring cross-country, and plays the trombone in the school marching band. Theater in Red Bank. Right now he is interested in theatrical The son of Bemie and Harriet Landry, design or technical theater, thanks to a 186 Seventh St., in the Belford section, S ervice! recent backstage visit to the Broadway Brett has a sister, Denise, who is a senior show Miss Saigon and the influence of a at High School North. His father is one of professional trumpet player who works several assistant scoutmasters; the scout­ with the school band. master is Bob Mason, Atlantic Highlands. V l *' While others are finding the cheapest way to build a pool, at ' Anthony we give you quality components and superb craftsmanship! Instead of a “stripped dow n” pool’ we include added-value S features ft that make your pool a joy to own - At a reasonable osie price! (FORMERLY OF SA1TF.RF1ELDS) Where others have open-ended pricing and make you deal IS NOW AT with subcontractors, we take responsibility for the whole NAIL FANTASY project and give you a firm price - up front! ■fe N a il & Hair Salon g fgj§ So ifyou want Quality, Value, & Service Call Anthony today i i ? - • 2124 Highway 35, Holmdel, New Jersey 07733 308-3081 9 5 7 - 0 8 4 8 M. 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Invited guests include Governor Christie Whitman and Monmouth County Superintendent of Schools Mike Mad- daluna. There will also be participants form the High School Task Force on Drinking, Driving and Drugs. Sponsors of the program include Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office, County Chiefs of Po­ lice Association and Monmouth County Board of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Ser­ vices. Other co-sponsors include Monmouth County VoTech in Wall Township, High School Principals Association and Super­ intendents of the Roundtable Group. Awards will be presented to Mon­ mouth County students. For information, WITH COUPON • EXPIRES 5-31 -94J J^WITH COUPON • EXPIRES 5-31-94J ‘ call 577-6791 or 577-8797. JOIN US SATURDAY MAY 28 FOR MATAWAN CRUISE NIGHT 4-9 PM LOOK FOR SPIRITS UMLIMITED EVERY WEDNESDAY IN THE ASBURY SUN. MAY 29 MATAWAN S .. « Brookdale seminar MEMORIAL DAY PARADE PARK PRESS FOR MORE SAVINGS. 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WATCHES OFF Those wishing to attend either of the M arketplace 0utiet store M arketplace training sessions, or to obtain information Englishtown Auction about the Parent Aide Program, contact MATAWAN PRINCETON Mary Ellen Hemenway, Monmouth 1]&UU $119 Route 34 (Brown Bid.) Route 27 & 518 County Division of Social Services, P.O. 5 PIECE LUGGAGE SET Value >400 (908)-583-3696 (908)-2976249 Box 3000, Freehold, NJ 07728, or call 571-5718. MARKETPLACE STORE HOURS: DAILY 10-6, THURS. & FRI. 10-9, SAT. 10-6, SUN. 12-5 1 8 MAY 25,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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Movement. Andrew Jackson was presi­ the hall is a “borning (or berthing) room.” dent, and the great inventions of the day The small, south section has two were the reaper and the telegraph. rooms on the first floor, each with a fire­ He became the village blacksmith in place, on the south wall in the front room, the then growing crossroads village of and the back wall in the back room. An Chanceville (named for an early tavern enclosed comer stairway in middle of the keeper), forging horseshoes and farming south wall leads to three small bedrooms tools and other necessary tools for his on the second floor. neighbors. There are steps up from the smaller But that’s not all he did. He was also a section to the main section. steamboat pioneer, and in 1848, became a All four fireplaces are closed off and freeholder representing Middletown, the chimneys are gone from the south sec­ according to Frank Ellis’ History of tion. Original hardware is still in place Monmouth County (1885) throughout the house. And as the church history records, he The church removed a deteriorated was a pillar of the newly-organized shed kitchen at the back of the south sec­ Baptist church, selected as one of the first tion and plans to install a more functional trustees and the first treasurer. one. Later, family members continued the There is a basement under part of the tradition of service to the church, said south section and the front hall. Bosse. During World War II, when fuel According to a genealogy prepared by supplies were low due to rationing, they Albert Griggs, a copy of which was given offered their house for church services, he to the church, family members came from said. Gravesend, Long Island to New Jersey The New Monmouth Historic about 1727. District, of which the house is a part, Benjamin Griggs (1690-1768), the includes about 22 structures along the great-grandfather of William Griggs, who west side of New Monmouth Road and on settled in New Monmouth, built a grist the north and south sides of Cherry Tree mill on the Millstone River north of Farm Road, with the church serving as the Princeton in Somerset County. As a dominant feature. result, the town of Griggstown bears his The district is included in the name. Monmouth County Historic Sites Albert’s grandfather, William Adelbert Inventory, and is one of five township (1834-1877) was the eldest child of historic districts that is currently being William. Another son, Capt. Benjamin documented by the township Landmarks Griggs, married Martha Wilson, the Commission. daughter of Rev. William Wilson, the first The house was built in two sections, in and long-time pastor of the Baptist what Albert Griggs described as a “Cow Church. Benjamin was elected to the state SIDE VIEW — The smaller, south section of the Griggs house has low ceil­ and C a lf’ style in a 1979 Landmarks Legislature in 1881. ings and two closed fireplaces, from which the chimneys have been Commission survey, with the larger, two- removed. (Photo by Marilyn Duff) and-a-half story section representing the cow, and the smaller section, which extends behind the other section and appears to face south, the calf. The order of construction is not clear. S' Slu-^Moii Custom gjoK AtoMs The county inventory says the main sec­ tion was built first and the smaller section added in the mid 1800s. The Landmarks report says they were both built in 1830. Where There’s A Window There’s A Way Most of the foundation is fieldstone, Now! Wondrous Ways & Great Products & Super-Savings! which is not hidden by modern-day land­ scaping. Call us and see W e feature name The large, north section has two sym­ the latest window metrical rooms, a first-floor parlor and brands. second-floor bedroom, both with fire­ decorating trends 1 Draperies • Curtains places on the north wall. There is also a and products. • Shades front hall, with an open staircase. Behind •Vertical Blinds Spectacular savings • Mini-Blinds d u r in g o u r F a ll/ • Top Treatments G irls needed for W inter Sale. •Accessories «J!' I'lWl 'im •» fashion show

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H American and Japanese cultures bylies host­ are invited to attend bus trips, too. ing a Japanese high school student in your Even local trips to the beach, Bell Labs IS FIIM A it home. or the Freehold courthouse are entertain­ The American Education Connection ing. “Often the trips are an incentive for HERIE.H needs families in the Middletown area to some people to host a student,” said Isen­ host some 15 Japanese high school stu­ man. dents who will visit the area July 25 to Families with or without children liv­ Ife y v A y w lH ing at home can participate in the pro­ • Cards August 27. f S - N ' ^ p S O T This is the fifth year the program, gram. Retirees and single parents are wel­ • Comics based in California, has sent a group of come. • CD-ROM Japanese students here. “The idea is to Host families and students are matched • Video Games help the kids experience one month in by interests and each host family will re­ Catch the dullard duo't m onthly • Role Playing Games America,” said Paula Isenman of Middle­ ceive a photograph, personal history and eom le book advonfuret ots town, a teacher and coordinator for the letter from the student prior to arrival. group. In addition, each family will receive a “These are good students. They’re $200 stipend for providing bed and board socially adept and chosen for their exem­ for the student. Entertainment for the 21et Century plary behavior,” she added. Through an orientation meeting, a wel­ The students have all studied English come party and a Sayonara party at the Park Plaza Shopping Center • Hwy. 34 (Near Quick Chek) but need hands-on experience speaking it. end of the four weeks, host families an Matawan, NJ 07747 • (908) 290-9494 “They know the rules of the language but prepared for every step. “They’re respon are terrified of making a mistake,” said sible for the students for the time they’re BRIMG THIS AD FOR 20% DISCOUNT OFF ANY PURCHASE Isenman, an English-as-a-Second- Lan­ not at school or on our trips,” Isenmar 0 1994 MTV NETWORKS ALL RIGHTS RESERVED MTV6 BEAVIS AND BUTT-HCAO IS A TRADEMARK OWNED AND LICENSED FOR USE UV MTV NETWORKS. A DIVISION Of VIACOM INTERNATIONAL INC. E x p ire s 6/30/94 guage (ESL) teacher at Middletown North TM * 0 1994 MARVEL ENTERTAINMENT GROUP. INC ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 9406-01 Continued on next page High School and other Middletown THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 25, 1994 2 9 said. “We ask that you let the student be nomenal,” says Langer. “You leam about / r with the family, whether it’s going to the differences between the two societies, movies or food shopping.” lives and school systems,” s~ys Langer, a The family is expected to provide school teacher. meals and a bed, not necessarily a private The Langer family brought their guests CARDS room. Students have their own spending on trips and outings and integrated them money. into their everyday family life. “Most of CARTOON FACTORY Car pools to and from the morning the kids still write to my daughter,” he Studio Cards classes help working couples who would says, and the visiting boy became close like to host a student. with his son. “They were like a couple of BUY 1 GET 1 FREE “The benefits to a family are they leam brothers.” Equal or lesser value. about a new culture, a new language and Isenman has worked with exchange COMPLETE LINE make a new friend,” said Isenman. “I’ve students from different countries and OF POOL SUPPLIES & CHEMICALS prefers to work with the Japanese stu­ learned there’s not a tremendous differ­ •WE HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED AT ONE CONVENIENT LOCATION* ence between American and Japanese dents. “They are kind and trustworthy and teenagers, although they may express dependable,” she said. “They have been "AlI Your Family Needs' themselves differently.” told to make themselves useful so they mm mow m m t v id e o s P a r k P l a z a The Japanese kids want to buy tee- come here more than happy to do their shirts, visit the Hard Rock Cafe in New share in the home.” Pharm acy Rt. 34, Matawan - Old Bridge • Cosmetics • Cards & Gifts York City and pierce their ears. Whether you have a teenager in your • Office & School Supplies Isenman tells of one student, who has family already or you’d just like to help a 2 9 0 -9 1 1 1 • Seasonal Items since graduated from the University of Japanese student experience the U.S. in a Tokyo, who was in the program a couple New Jersey home, the program will be in­ of years ago and got a popular buzz hair teresting. 9 cut with his initials shaved on the side of “We keep them busy,” said Isenman. his head. “And the joy for me is seeing our country “He wanted to be the first person in through their eyes. These bonds of friend­ Japan with this cut,” Isenman said. ship are very strong. Lifelong friends have ide Width Shoes Hal Langer, of Belford, and his family, been made.” have been hosts in this program for 10 years. He recommends the experience. For information on hosting a student, “The interculture exchange is phe­ call Isenman at 671-5389. Rl. • SAT.» SUN. ♦ MON. - MAY 27™ THRU 30" W This Ad Is Your Entry Form Into yt LAST Drawing For FREE Pair o f Women’s 10% OFF „ Canvas “Champion”Keds Wide or CHANCE RACK A rea nursing agency s t o r e w id e Extra Wide or Men’s Corduroy Slippers 20-50* OFF and Car Travel P illow LADIES SHOES boasts a new nam e ABERDEEN BRICKTOWN HWY. EAST n an effort to clarify its identity health care by modifying the name - first S”lUVfflW)RESHOPPlN' 88 to MCOSS Family Health and Nursing LAUREL HTS PLAZA within the health care industry and 908-583-769 908-840-4939 to the general public, MCOSS Service, and then, in 1979, to MCOSS I Nursing Services. Nursing Services has changed its name 10-6 Mon.-Sat. 10-9 Wed. & Fri. 12-4 Sun. to Visiting Nurse Association of Central In 1988, the agency acquired the Jersey. Visiting Nurse Association in Middlesex The change was approved by the County, a non-profit organization dating agency’s board of trustees in December from 1907. GET READY FOR A FliN - and became official at MCOSS’ annual “The name MCOSS Nursing Services placed agency representatives in an bTRATHM0R| FILLED SUMMER FOR meeting, May 22. Judith H. Stanley, agency chair­ unfortunate position,” Stanley said. woman, stressed that the new name does “When asked what the letters of MCOSS THE ENTIRE FAMILY AT not represent a restructuring. stood for, we replied ‘nothing’ or had to “We emphasize that the new name offer a lengthy explanation. Over the AN INCREDIBLE VALUE! represents the same organization that has years, there have been countless exam­ Full Service Snack Bar • Paddleball Courts • Basketball • Lounges been known as MCOSS; we have not ples of misuse of the agency’s name. * Playground Areas • VolleyBall Court • Diving Area • Handball reorganized, experienced a merger, or “By approving the name change, we undergone any similar change,” Stanley regretfully accepted the fact that the let­ Courts • Arts &. Crafts • Sand Playground, and more! said. “The new name of our agency does ters MCOSS have lost their meaning for everything to clarify who we are and most members of the general public. We feared the confusion was hindering our what we do.” Traveling Youth Tennis & Swim Teams A visiting nurse association is defined mission - causing confusion among as a community-based, non-profit orga­ those who might seek our help, and lead­ membership begins at $ 2 1 0 . 0 0 ( nization that provides intermittent care in ing people to try to identify us with the home. It is governed by a volunteer either Monmouth County of Middlesex Call for further details JOIN TODAY board of trustees and helps to support County, when in fact we serve both.” itself through fund-raising, honoring a The VNA of Central Jersey provides commitment to provide care to those in a full range of home health services to This Coupon Good For need. the residents of Monmouth, Middlesex I “We have fit that description for and northern Ocean counties. Nurses are based in neighborhood many years,” said Stanley. P a y C a m p health centers in Middletown, I The largest certified provider of home F r e e * Englishtown, Manasquan, North (for 3 to 8 yr. olds) health care in New Jersey and one of the Brunswick, Red Bank, Tinton Falls and largest in the country, the organization FOR JULY & AUGUST j Woodbridge, with an eighth health cen­ C fU .e & t 3 o o £ that will be known as the Visiting Nurse ter to open soon in Keyport. available at an additional t Association of Central Jersey was found­ In addition to therapeutic nursing, the cost 12:30-4:00 ■ If you join before 5/31/94 ed by volunteers in 1912 as the agency offers physical, speech and occu­ M onmouth County Branch of the New Members Only. pational therapy; medical social services _ / Charities Aid and Prison Reform and a certified hospice program. In 1993, Association. the VNA provided more that 560,000 The name was changed in 1918 to home visits, and 640,000 visits are pro­ 566-9719 Monmouth County Organization for jected this year. Social Service. In the 1960s and 1970s, Additionally, more than 140,000 vis­ STRATHMORE several attempts were made to better its were provided through agency out­ BATH & TENNIS CLUB define the agency’s growing emphasis on reach programs in 1993. J LLOYD ROAD (o ff Camhri

S p r in g i s ^ ( a n t i n g 3 l m e at benefit show “Rosemary Clooney has been a big star A nd W e H ave It AIL ^ State T heatre w ill for many, many years,” Rawden added. 1 Annuals * Hanging Plants • Azaleas • Geraniums host m usic gala for “Most remember her co-starring in White • Large Selection of Herbs & Perennials Christmas with Bing Crosby. She’s a Lakeview School wonderful, talented artist with a multitude * Star Roses of fans.” Let us do the work for you. Hartkem, meanwhile, noted that, while PATIO TOMATOES BY LAUREN JAEGER Bring in your pots for STAKED AND approximately 50 events a year are under customized planting. READY TO "GROW" Staff W riter State Theater contract, about 80 to 100 groups a year rent the theater for their MASTERCARD OPEN own use, as did the Cerebral Palsy DISCOVER EVERYDAY egendary crooner Rosemary Foundation. VISA Mon. to Sat. 9-6 Clooney will brighten the State Sun. 9-5 Although Hartkem is only 27, he ex­ Theatre in New Brunswick 7:30 plained that he is a fan of Clooney since L p.m. June 5 with a two-hour benefit con­ he hails from a family that appreciated cert for children with Cerebral Palsy. music from the 1940’s. “She performed here four years ago “I am looking forward to this show,” se and we’ve been waiting ever since to have he said. “I think it will be great, since I her back,” said David Hartkem, Matawan, grew up listening to her and the Big Band the theater manager. “The last time she music.” t performed, it went over really well. It was Diamond, of WABC talk radio, is of­ great.” fering his time free of charge. H E-A T R E He noted that well-known WABC talk Livingston Avenue • New Brunswick, NJ “He’s a very generous man,” Rawden radio personality Jay Diamond, who had said, “...he knows he is giving these kids a JUNE 5 • 7:30pm Clooney as a guest star on his show chance in life.” recently, will be introducing the singer at Rawden added that business calls to Tickets On Sale Now! Box office: the upcoming show. Diamond, who broadcasts from 10 p.m. to 908-246-7469 “All of the profit made will go right 2 a.m. on 770-AM, have been fun Ticket prices: $45 - $35 - $20 into the Lakeview School,” noted Venus “He’s a big Bing Crosby fan and does Majeski, the spokesperson for the Cere­ an excellent Crosby imitation,” Rawden Musical Director John Oddo bral Palsy Association of Middlesex noted. “I talked to him for about half-an- To Benefit The Cerebral Palsy Association of Middlesex County, Lakeview School County. hour as Bing Crosby.” The Lakeview School, located in Rawden, who originally hails from This concert made possible through a generous grant from Edison, is New Jersey’s premier school First Fidelity Bancorporation. Manchester, England, has been producing for children with developmental disabili­ concerts for 30 years. ties. ★ Exclusive ★ This Gala performance produced & staged by Derek Rawden. Still speaking with a thick, British NJ Engagem ent Transportation provided by American Airlines. AA Majeski noted that the school has had accent, Rawden recalled the time he went 50/50 raffles and celebrity events, but to a smoke-filled Liverpool club in 1963 nothing has ever been done on such a to see an unusual quartet called the grand scale. Beatles. They did not capture his fancy, “We wanted to do something in the however. State Theater,” said Majeski ‘They have a “I was with Brian Epstein the first great facility there.” night he went,” Rawden said. “I was in She noted that the First Fidelity Bank my early 20’s and the place was jammed is sponsoring the event, thanks to Tony with kids. We couldn’t hear a thing they Terraciano, the bank chairman, who sup­ were playing because of all of the noise.” ports the work the school has done. He didn’t sign up the Beatles, but since “We have been very blessed,” Majeski that time, Rawden has produced shows for said. many major British and American pop Clooney began her career in 1945, stars, including Freddie and the Dreamers, singing duets with her sister, Betty, for Herman’s Hermits, The Who, Andy WLW Radio in Cincinnati. Four years Williams, Smokey Robinson, B.B. King, later, she signed up with Columbia Jerry Lee Lewis and Frank Sinatra. Records. “I’ve done everything,” he said, noting In 1951, Clooney recorded “Come On- a My House” which catapulted the singer that his past charity events have also been to stardom. successful. She has guest-starred many times with To make a charity benefit a money­ Bob Hope on his NBC-TV specials and maker, Rawden said, “It must be well-bal­ Billy (Cuz) Bob participated in various television shows anced with appeal to a target market. The such as “A Salute to Benny Goodman” choice of talent is important.” (Formerly ofMullaney Tire) and the “100th Birthday Tribute to Irving “And what you have here,” Rawden Berlin.” said, speaking of his latest venture, “is a She was also the subject of a CBS-TV worth-while cause. This school is ab­ movie, “Rosie, The Rosemary Clooney solutely astounding. They’re doing mag­ 2 & 4 Wheel Alignment Specialists Story” which was based on her autobiog­ nificent work. They’re dedicated people.” raphy. American Airlines donated the tickets Air Conditioner Specialists Clooney has appeared for the past to transport Clooney and her entourage three years at New York City’s Rainbow from Las Angeles, and the Hyatt Regency, Room. New Brunswick, donated the hotel rooms. Brakes • Tune-Ups • Shocks “This is the first time she has ever Also, Olympic Limousines donated their appeared in a benefit for Cerebral Palsy,” services to transport the stars. • Lube, Oil & Filter • Exhaust noted Derek Rawden, Freehold, the Carmen Cabell, owner of LaFontana, show’s producer. New Brunswick, is donating a pre-show, He predicts that the ticket sales will eight course dinner with fine gourmet GOODYEAR M IC H E U N U e itg L raise about $60,000 for the Lakeview wines for 70 of the fund-raiser’ s most School which serves 150 children from 11 generous donors. counties with Cerebral Palsy and other Tickets for the show and post-perfor­ We Do All Repairs on any Make & Model disabilities, including 12 from Monmouth mance champagne reception with Clooney County and 99 from Middlesex County. are $250 a person. Regular ticket prices However, with corporate pledges, the 250 HIGHW AY 34 ABERDEEN range from $20 to $45 a person. sum may escalate to about $150,000 For more information, call Majeski at (next to Friendly'sl ...... which would help pay for $2 m illion 549-5580 or the State Theatre box office S E M 566-8800 worth of renovations planned for the school’s oldest building. at 246-7469. THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 25,1994 3 1

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Let the Greek festival begin

onight, a group of Holmdel residents who oppose the Kimisis Tis Theotokou Greek Orthodox Church’s holding its cultural festival T on church grounds will appeal the decision of the township’s zon­ ing officer that the festival is an appropriate auxiliary use of the church. These residents, many of whom live on or near Hillcrest Road where the church is located, believe that the 4,000 or so visitors expected over the course of the three-day festival, scheduled to begin on June 3, will create unbearable safety and traffic problems. We anticipate that many of the Greek members of the community, along with their non-Greek neighbors and friends, will also attend tonight’s meeting to demand that the appeal be denied and that the Greek festival be held as planned. Count us among those friends. The fact is that the church has held its festival at other facilities in Holmdel for eight years without incident. And, the church and its officers have taken the necessary precau­ tions with respect to overflow traffic, parking and security. But, most important, let’s remember that the Greek community has every right to hold a celebration of its heritage and religion, and it ought to be able to do so on the grounds of its own church. Many other communities in our area have put up with the inconve­ niences caused by various cultural and religious festivals without com­ plaint. They’ve done so in the name of the religious and cultural free­ dom that defines our country. The residents of Holmdel should be no exception.

gotiations. I would not jeopardize the N ot enough cops morale of my police nor their health by doing what is now being done. The risks equals neglect? of an unprotected public with an inade­ quate number of cops on a tour is almost ney, Ginny Franklin, Richard Stryker, Once again the mayor and council Setting the record have given us half a loaf. After much criminal neglect. Zoning enforcement, re­ Keyport High School Key Club mem­ lations with the County Crime Task Force, bers and their advisor, Jane Gagliano, chiding by an irritated public, bits and s t r a i g h t pieces are now falling into place. For and the security of the residents are of Keansburg Key Club members and their some unexplained reason the mayor and paramount concern. advisor, Patrick Antonacci, for their Regarding the article, “Progress re­ council have a phobia about revealing all Lastly, the mayor shamelessly admits donations and help during our April 11 ported on teachers’ pact,” we believe some statements were misleading and/or the facts behind the refusal to utilize ear­ depleting funds set aside for additional Chicken Fry. We would also like to erroneous. To set the record straight,: marked funds for police hiring. police by using same to pay the enormous thank everyone who either supported The Keyport Board of Education Not unlike the mayor, I too would like overtime taking place with an inadequate our club through purchase of tickets or claimed a savings of $ , , none of to see the use of trained Auxiliary Police staff. What do you do for an encore when attending. Kiwanis is a service organi­ 200 000 which was realized in any tangible way under certain circumstances. Needless to there are no funds left to hire police? You zation Who’s major or emphasis is that was demonstrated to the KTA. No say, I’d like to also see a lower base wage guessed it, you tax the residents more. 1 young children, and your support helps direct answer for the use of these funds for starting policeman, but not by the use suspect this is Murphy Law economics. us to reach our goals. Thanks again. was ever presented when the board was of methods which smack of “gun boat” What should be done is try to negotiate JUDITH POLING questioned. diplomacy. Nothing in the law requires ty­ trade-offs for benefits already licked in President The KTA filed litigation in order to ing the hiring practices to the current ne- and grandfather clause certain aspects on Keyport Kiwanis cash benefits. In any case, I wouldn’t hold protect our members from any penalties a gun at the policemen’s head and call that for involvement in a health benefits plar negotiations. It is time for a change. that may not meet state requirements foi RICHARD WOLFE T h a n k y o u Board of Education employees. Aberdeen The KTA never asked that a particula Due to the The Boy Scout Troop 32 of River carrier or former carrier be contracte( Memorial Day Plaza would like to thank all the many with. It is not within our purview to do so people who donated clothing during our We never requested re-instatement of th< holiday next week, K eyport K iw anis clothing drive on April 24 and May 1. former policy. In the course of this very successful Incremental increases under the previ the Independent thank supporters drive, we collected over 8,000 pieces of ous salary guide do not constitute a pa; will be delived On behalf of the Kiwanis Club of Key­ clothing for the Salvation Army. raise for this calendar year. port, I would like to take this opportunity DAVID LEVINE JANET STRII a day later to thank the Holmdel A & P, Ye Cottage Red Bank President-Keypoi than usual. Inn, Normandy Bakery, Keyport Police Teachers Associatioi Department’s Explorers, McGruff, Bar­ Continued on page 36 THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 25, 1994 3 5

Last week’s question:

Do you think the Kimisis Tis Theotokou Greek Orthodox Church in Holmdel should be able to hold its festival on church grounds? of the week Editor’s note: Forty-seven callers said the church should have the festival, and one Should Matawan Borough renew its contract ^ caller opposed the festival. Here is a sampling of responses: with the TKR Cable Television Company?

1 feel that as a voter and resident of Holmdel Township, I strongly support the Greek festival on the grounds of the Kimisis Tis Theotokou Greek Church based on the fact that other parishes in this community hold similar events on the ground without area CALL 1-800-390-NEWS resident opposition I feel it would be a great injustice if Kimisis were not allowed this Answers to the Question of the Week will be published next week. Callers may equal right. leave their names or speak anonymously on the question. A HOLMDEL RESIDENT

I am a parishioner of the Greek Orthodox Church. I would just like to say a church You made a remark in your paper about the Greek church having a festival. I think festival is part of the Greek tradition and customs of the Greek Orthodox church. The it’s a very bigoted remark. The way you expressed it was very bigoted. I know if the festival is held by churches to celebrate a name day meaning the honoring of the saint remark was made about blacks, there would be an uproar. I feel you were very bigoted that the church is named after. This is usually a three-day event in which the general in your statement, and I would like to see a reprisal taken place. I don’t think it’s correct public is invited to eat traditional Greek food, dance and hear Greek music. Every effort to make a statement like this for one nationality and not for all. I do think the church is made to do it as authentic as possible. Greek crafts and artwork are available. The should be allowed to hold their festival because other churches have their festivals children of the congregation dress in Greek costume and perform folk dancing. Denying going on. the Greek Orthodox church of Holmdel their festival to carry out their traditions is ANONYMOUS denying everything that America stands for. Having events like these give the opportu­ nity to people to understand what another culture is about. With the diversity of many My feeling is that no one has the right to stop any group from celebrating their her­ ethnic groups in America, having events such as this one help people to communicate itage. The families of Kimisis church have worked hard for many years to be able to and to accept and love one another. Having cartoons portraying that people should be have their own place of worship. It is our home. Why or, more important, how can you aware of Greeks shows ignorance and a form of hatred. I think we should be aware of possibly try to stop this festival? people who refuse to understand other people’s religion and customs. I hesitate to say, ANITA KARATZIA but the only word to describe this type of behavior is racism. Marlboro BETSY DROGARIS Holmdel I unequivocally support the festival. It is among the most pleasant traditions avail­ able to all residents. Having the festival on our grounds is our permitted right which the I’m calling about allowing the church to have the festival. It’s only once a year and if there’s any problems, that’s what the Holmdel police are paid to do. It looks very bad in the area when Holmdel does this. I think this looks really bad. Continued on page 37 ANONYMOUS

I am calling to oppose the Greek festival that is scheduled in June. There is not prop­ er accommodations to handle 8,000 to 10,000 people. ANONYMOUS

I’m calling in reference to the Kimisis Tis Theotokou Greek Orthodox Church festi­ val, where the neighbors are objecting for the festival on their grounds. I believe all other churches have festivals on their ground. Why should they object to this one? I don’t feel that this is the right thing at this time for them to object. ANONYMOUS

I am speaking out on whether the Greek Orthodox Church in Holmdel should be allowed to hold festivals on its property. Definitely yes. Why not, every other church does these things, why should they be limited and not be able to do what every other church does. This is one of the places where wholesome entertainment is available to our youngsters and as a family group, and it’s wonderful to hold a festival. I look for­ ward to going to the festival. It is wholesome family entertainment and there’s nothing wrong. Drugs and stuff isn’t prevalent on these things and not allowed. This is good for the family. A HAZLET RESIDENT

As a lifetime resident of Holmdel, I am shocked and embarrassed by the individuals who opposed the Greek festival. The festival is a wonderful opportunity to expose our children and ourselves to another culture. There is delicious food, beautiful art, Greek dancers and many other interesting things. In speaking to friends and family, I assure the people of the Greek church that the majority of residents do not feel this way. By the way, I do not belong to this church. These people have been ridiculed and called names by some of the people who opposed this meeting. What a disgrace to the town of Holmdel and to mankind. KIM WEIGAND CASOLA Holmdel

This comment is in regard to the Greek festival being held at the church. It’s very important that this festival be held. The church’s financial position is truly dependent on it, but more importantly than that, it will perpetuate our heritage and continue the growth our of the church in the community. ANONYMOUS

My husband is Greek. I am not. However, I feel in not enabling the church to have their festival, it’s a right that they are being denied on a discriminatory basis. I feel, as well as in denying them, every other church throughout the township will be denied. Maybe even community day in October should be denied. These are questions that will be raised. A HOLMDEL RESIDENT 3 6 MAY 25, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

Continued from page 34 the seven current councilmen and the j manager, I still exceed their total experi­ ^EVERYTHING M ayor says, ence by at least seven years. I served with five different managers, five mayors and at least 22 different councilmen. ‘Job w ell done’ I look forward to this campaign be­ On April 19, 12 percent of all regis­ cause our record and vision is reasonable tered voters in the Borough of Keyport and justified. voted on the 1994-95 School Board Bud­ get. It was defeated by a vote of 277-127 RICHARD WOLFE with two absentee votes. About April 25,1 Aberdeen received a copy of a letter from the De­ SUN-BUSTERS partment of Education Monmouth County energy saving Superintendent notifying the Borough Snow storm s had Council what obligations it has with a de­ feated school budget. bright m om ents The municipal governing body must AWNINGS The snows are behind us now, but I re­ consult with the Board of Education as full showroom display call a wonderful experience I had after soon as possible. It is the responsibility of one of the heavy snowfalls in February. expert installation the governing body to certify the taxes to Snow had been falling all night and all 1 0 % OFF the County Board of Taxation. The day, the schools and offices were closed, municipal governing body may certify the A the streets were quiet — not plowed or SALE! original amounts which appeared on the CUSTOM W INDOW sanded yet. I opened my garage door in ballot or they may certify a reduced the afternoon to find nearly a foot of the DECOR amount. The municipal body’s decision white stuff laying before me. The thought must be in the form of a resolution and * Cool & Attractive of having to shovel it didn’t occur to me should be forwarded no later than May 19. * Permanent or Roll-up just yet. The municipal resolution must deal only * for Doors & Windows I slapped on my cross country skis and with the tax levy requirement necessary to glided — double poling down my drive­ support a thorough and efficient educa­ black - out way and into the street. Although there tion, not the entire general fund. were some tire tracks in the deep snow On May 3, there was a joint meeting from a few determined motorists, the between the Board of Education and the WINDOW SHADES pavement was completely covered, and Borough Council, where a lot of questions there was plenty of snow to ski on. I con­ *50 Different were asked and answered at the same tinued on skis through my neighborhood Styles In O F F == time. As mayor, I applaud the Board of MOST to Route 520 (Newman Springs Road). Showroom Education for allowing the council and I Orders Ready Plenty of snow there, too, and to my de­ * Plain or to ask questions and get honest answers. light, almost no traffic. I skied across 520, in Decorative The Borough Council asked over 50 ques­ continued east, past Holmdel Nurseries, tions, and I believe were satisfied with the Bottoms crossed Cross Road, and immediately en­ I Hour WE INSTALL answers they received: personally, I was. I tered the Holmdel section of Thompson FREE ESTIMATES & feel the meeting allowed both boards to Park. From there it was non-stop exercise come to many agreements, and at the MEASURMENTS and enjoyment as I kicked and glided my same time, the atmosphere was cordial. way around blanketed fields, next to rows Many friends and other taxpayers wanted 32 Broad St., Red Bank 741-7500 of huge old snow-covered trees, through to see much more money reduced out of Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8am-5:30pm Sun 11*4 forests and over hills, along old farm this budget. I feel the amount of $125,000 roads, and made my way over to the older that was reduced and agreed upon was the portion of the park, near Brookdale Col­ r j MMMM most the council could ask for, being that lege. this 1994-95 budget was already 3 cents For 45 minutes, I didn’t see anyone. I EVERYDAY under the state capital. The amount of was in my own winter wilderness world. m ica money that was reduced will not affect At the old horse track behind the Thomp­ your children’s education and that was as­ son estate, there were a few other skiers, IS A SALE sured by the Board of Education. I feel the SHOWCASE breathing hard but all smiles. “All this council did a good job, and at the same snow! Isn’t this great!” we would say to DAY AT time, so did the Board of Education. We one another as we glided past each other left this meeting agreeing on a reduced “We’re fhe Three Locations To Serve You Better! on the oval trail. All the while, I had been Little Store budget which lowers taxes. We left shak­ thinking to myself how special it was to ing each others hands, in which all be able to ski from my house and, within that Beats Competition!" c™ H ia' MARLB0RS,T0MSRIVER thought was a good start for a good work­ the 10 minutes, reach this beautiful park. Hours: San.: 12-4; Wed. & Ti.urs.: ’ ing relationship in the future. As a taxpay­ Thank you, Monmouth County Park Free Delivery & Set Up er, I applaud the council and boards agree­ 1 Free Design Service Tues., Mon., Fri. & Sat,:10-6 System. Thank you, county and township ment. As mayor, I applaud the council and planning, recreation and environmental boards working relationship. officials. And thank you, fellow citizens, C u s to m C r a f t e d In Our 0 m Local f In the future, the Board of Education for continuing to support and promote and the Borough Council agreed to have a open space and greenways preservation joint meeting to discuss issues, ideas and close to our homes. Wouldn’t it be even goals since the board and council repre­ more wonderful if our developing town sent 83 percent of your tax bill. I believe could be planned in such a way to allow this is a good start by working together for even more people to be connected to the betterment of Keyport. parks, and to each other, through green­ JOHN J MERLA way linkages close to their neighbor­ Mayor hoods? To be able to leave the car at home Keyport and reach a park or recreational facility on foot, bicycle or skis is a quality of life goal worth planning for. 15-years’ experience LARRY FINK ‘hard to overcome’ Holmdel The November election in Aberdeen is going to be based upon the “three E’s”: Ethics and Conduct, Efficiency and Expe­ False facts in letter rience. It matters not who is chosen by the Teen Bedrooms • Master Bedrooms • Dining Rooms Republican Party because he will have to In a recent letter titled “First in line for Wall Units • Tables • Computer Desk Areas/Offices defend the dismal record and conduct of reparations,” the author has the historical the mayor and council. dates wrong. Furthermore, he will have to articulate The Nubians invaded and conquered SOUTHSIDE 9 Egypt around 730 B.C.E. not 1736 B.C.E., > Ask about Our 90 Oay •NO MORE MIDDLE MAN a platform as detailed as my own and en­ Interest Free Financing PLAZA lighten the public what role he thinks a and they remained in power for only about Route 9 South 67 years, being driven out themselves by * Will Beat or Meet Any • Satisfaction Guaranteed councilman has in the scheme of things. (1 Block Past Texas Rd.) My 15 years of public service as both the Assyrians in 663 B.C.E. Price on SAME QUALITY • Personalized Service ROBERT SIMPSON Marlboro, NJ Over 20 Years Experience an appointed and elected official is hard to Mica Furniture Tinton Falls (908) 536-6660 overcome. If you add up all the time of THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 25,1994 3 7 ^ALL SILVER REPLATING REDUCED 25% N o charge for straightening* LAST 7 DAYS!

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T uesday • “Global Investing in the ’90s,” a free financial program will be given by Gus N-N-NICE GIRL — Justirta Fox, 10, and Scott Petrocelli, 11, examine “Cleo,” a Burmese python, at the Fingado, financial consultant. 7:30 p.m. at Middletown Township Earth’s Well Fair held Saturday at High School North. The slinky “girl” was brought the Eastern Branch of the Monmouth to the fair by a member of the New Brunswick Environmental Commission. The third annual “environmen­ County Library, Route 35, Shrewsbury. tal happening” featured activities for the whole family. For information, call 842-5995. (Photo by Rich Schultz) next Wednesday • Middletown Township Public Library will present “Long-Term Care and the West Front Street, Red Bank. Tickets are Government.” 7:30 p.m. at the library’s T uesday $12; $10 for students and seniors over 62. headquarters, 55 New Monmouth Road, • “Global Investing in the ’90s,” a free Dinner-theater tickets are $29. Dinner is at Charity ball Middletown. For information, call 671­ financial program given by financial con­ 6 p.m. Reservations are recommended. 3700. sultant Gus Fingado. 7:30 p.m. to the For information, call 758-0099. • Monmouth County Library, 125 Eastern Branch of the Monmouth County nets $42,500 Symmes Drive, Manalapan, will present Library, Route 35, Shrewsbury. For more • Aberdeen/Matawan Repertory Over 225 people enjoyed an evening “Understanding College Financial Aid,” infomation, call 842-5995. Theatre will present Oscar Wilde’s of good fortune and fun at the American given by Scott Rosenberg, at 7:30 p.m. romantic comedy of mistaken identities, Red Cross Jersey Coast Chapter’s 1994 The • Monmouth County Library, Eastern The Importance of Being Earnest. charity ball, held March 12 at the Robert branch, Shrewsbury, will hold a lecture on performance will take place in the base­ B. Meyner Reception Center, Garden “Counseling on Health Insurance,” for ment theatre of the First Presbyterian Medicare enrollees from 10 a.m. to noon. Church, Franklin Street and Route 34, State Ajts Center, Holmdel. An estimated net profit of $42,500 was raised for the For information, call 431 -7251. Thursday through Saturday Matawan. Admission is $9 for adults and $7 for seniors and children. humanitarian organization. • will be performed at the The Mask Reservations may be made by calling Guests entered the center’s marble and Amandla Theatre, 321 W. Farms Road, 462-0272. Howell. Dessert served at 8 p.m. General glass atrium into a world of Hungarian admission is $10 and Thursday night is Rhapsody where astrologers, strolling violinists and organ grinders created the date night; two for the price of one. Call Saturdays and Sundays 938-4133. ambience. Richie Balin and Trax enter­ Friday through June 19 tained the partygoers with their blend of • a musical, will be • Club Bene will present Missing Thursday, Friday and Saturday The Brownies, contemporary, pop and country music. Person’ Dale Bozzio in concert at 8:30 • The First Avenue Playhouse, dessert presented at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. every Saturday and Sunday through June 19 The Hungarian motif was explored p.m. at Route 35, Sayreville. All ages are theatre will present Eat Your Heart Out at at The Meadow Theatre located in The throughout the reception center with red, admitted. Cost is $13. For information, call 123 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands. All white and green flags of that country and 727-3000. shows will have an 8 p.m. dessert and Galleria Atrium, Bridge Avenue and West Front Street, Red Bank. There drapings of gauze in the same colors. 8:30 p.m. show. Advance reservations are S a tu rd a y required. Cost for Thursday show is $12; will be no 3 p.m. show on Saturday Highlights of the evening included a and Sunday. All tickets are $8. All • Club Bene will present Special EFX Friday and Saturday is $18 or two for $35. live auction which featured a custom at 9 p.m. Optional dinner at 7 p.m. Dinner For information, call 291-7552. fathers are admitted at half price on designed leather vest, autographed and Father’s Day, June 19. Reservations and show is $27.50; show only is $17.50. donated by rock star Jon Bon Jovi, an For information, call 727-3000. Friday and Saturday are recommended. For information, autographed poster of the eleven surviv­ call 758-0099. • Groucho will be presented by the ing home run hitters, a basketball auto­ MeadowLark Production Theater at 8 p.m. graphed by Michael Jordan, a bronze s p e c i a l i ;v i :\ i s at The Galleria Atrium, Bridge Avenue and Phillippe sclpture and other art pieces and collectibles. 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Stk. #563, Vin #T2B49326. ’ 1 3 , 9 9 5 ’ 1 3 , 4 9 5 ’ 1 4 , 9 9 5 ’87 BUICK ’91 DODGE ’87 BUICK ’89 MERCURY ’89 BUICK ’89 MERCURY ’91 CHEVY CENTURY LIMITED DYNASTY CENTURY WAGON GRAND MARQUIS GS SKYLARK CUSTOM GRAND MARQUIS CAVALIER 4dr., 2 wd, cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, 4 dr„ 2 wd, 6 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s/b, Wag, 4 dr, 2 wd, 6 cyl, auto, p/s/b, 4 dr, 2 wd. 8 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s/b, 4 dr, 2 wd, 4 cyl, auto, p/s/b, a/c, dr., 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, 6 a/c, am/fm st, fab/int, gauges, r/def, a/c, am, fab/int, gauges, r/def, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, landau/rf. am/fm st/cass, fab/int, buckets, 4 dr., 8 cyl., auto, O/D, p/s, p/b, a/c, 2 am/fm st/cass., fab. int., buckets, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, cruise, bd/side md, tint, rf rack, intermit p/seats, rec/seats, gauges, r/def, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, am/fm st/cass, lea. int., p/seats, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, buckets, gauges, r/def., p/w, p/d/l, bsm, tint, pin strip, int. wipers, mats, tilt, wheel wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, stock wheel p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, p/w, p/d/l, bd/side md, tint, cruise, rf r/def., p/w, p/dl, p/ant, p/mir, b/s/m, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, pin strip, tilt, w/w tires, silver/gray covers (stock) air bag driver’s side, covers, luggage rack, ext. color: cruse, pinstrip, intermit wipers, tilt, rack, pin strip, intermit wipers, mats, tint, tilt, cruise, p/tr, pin strip, int. bd/side/md, tint, tilt, styled wheels, int., Stk #6500, Vin #HT473639, ext. color: white, int. color: red, Stk cream, int. color: tan, Stk #6503, alum wh, ext. color: red, Int. cdr: p/ant, tilt, alum wh. ext. color: silver, wipers, w/w, 63,357 mi. Stk #272, gray/gray int, low milesl 23,211 mi., 43,578 mi LOW MILES!. #6506, Vin #MD126156, 86.580 Vin #HD442692, ONLY 36.739 red, Stk #593. Vin #KX664251. int. color: gray, Stk #6529. Vin VIN KX635200. ’Stk #576, VIN #M7171137 miles. miles. Low Miles! 63,358 miles. #KM039965, 50,309 miles. $4,995 $5,995 *5,995 *6,995 *6,995 *7,495 *7,495 ’89 PLYMOUTH ’91 CHEVROLET ’90 MERCURY ‘91 BUICK ’89 JEEP ’91 BUICK ‘91 BUICK VOYAGER CORSICA LT COUGAR SKYLARK WRANGLER REGAL REGAL LIMITED Wag.. 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, P/S, P/B, A/C, 2 dr.. 6 cyl., auto. p/s. p/b. a/c, am/fm 2 dr. 6 cyl, auto, p/s/b, a/c, am/fm 2 dr., 4 wd, 6 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, no 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, 6 cyl, auto, o/d. p/s, p/disc brakes, a/c, am/tm st. rl rack, buckets, r/det, tint am/fm st/cass, fab/int, buckets, st/cass, tab/int, p/seats, buckets, st/cass, fabric/int„ rec/seats, a/c, am/fm st. vinyl/int, buckets, am/fm st/cass. fab/int, moon rf, am/tm st/cass, fab/int, p/seats, pin strip, blue, gray cloth interior, 7 rec/seats, console, gauges, r/det, console, r/det, p/w, p/dr Icks, p/mir, gauges, r/det, p/w, p/d/l, bd/side md, gauges, r/def, tint, intermit wipers, p/seats, rec/seats, gauges, r/def, rec/seats, gauges, r/def, p/w. p/d/l, p/w, p/l, b/s/m, tint, cruise, pin strip, bd/side/md, tint, tilt, cruise, p/tr, pin tint, cruise, rf rack, pin strip, tilt, styl mats, tilt, styl wh, hard top & doors, p/w. p/dr Icks. p/mir. bd/side/md, tint, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, cruise, p/tr, passenger. 61,756 mi., Stk #6493, inter/wipe, tilt, styl. wheel cvrs, strip, intermit wipers, mats, alum wh, wh, exterior color: white, Interior tilt, cr -**, pin strip, intermit wipers, intermit wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, alum Vin #KP249642. blue/blue interior, 31,536 miles, Stk. black/black cloth int 63,952 mi.. Stk Exterior Color: Black, Interior Color: alt'- wh, white/blue interiors, wh, ext. color: white, int. color: blue, Stk color: tan. Stk. #6516, Vin Gray, Stk #6411, VIN #KJ109169, 51,542 mi., Stk #6368, VIN #6510, Vin #M1891080. 48,370 miles. #6480, VIN #MY 115733. #391, VIN #LH654042. #MM249936, 12.229 miles. 72,522 miles. #M1411409 *7,995 *7,995 *8,995 *8,995 *8,995 *9,995 *10,995 ’90 BUICK ’93 FORD ‘92 BUICK ‘93 MERCURY 93 OLDS 88 ’91 BUICK ‘93 FORD ECONOLINE PARK AVE. THUNDERBIRD LESABRE CUSTOM SABLE GS ROYALE LS RIVIERA E2S0 SUPER VAN 4 dr., cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, 4 dr, 2 wd, 6 cyi, auto, o/d, p/s/b, a/c, 4 dr, wd. cyl. auto, o/d, p/s/b. a/C, 4 dr, 2 wd, 6 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s/b, a/c, 2 dr, 2wd, 6 cyl, auto, O/D, p/s. 6 Auto, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl, center con, a/c, am/fm st/cass. tab/int, p/seats, 2 6 am/tm st/cass, leather/int, p/seats, p/disc/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, leather/int. Van, 4.9 liter. 6 cyl., auto, o/d, p/s/b, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, p/seats, t/gls, rr def/dfst, am/fm st/cass, p/dr am/fm st/cass, fab/int, p/seats, buckets, p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, console, a/c. am/fm st/cass, gauges, tint, rec/seats. r/def, p/w. p/dr Icks,'p/mir, Icks, p/winds, p/trk rls, p/fuel dr, tilt, rec/seats, gauges, r/def. p/w. p/d/l, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, p/w, rec/seats, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir. r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir. b/s/m. tint, tilt, cruise, tilt, long bed, SRS driver’s bd/side/md, tint, pin strip, intermit cruise, bkt sts, p/sts, reel sts, bsm, bd/side md, tint, cruise, pin strip, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, cruise, pin bd/side md. tint, cruise, p/tr, dig dash, cruise, p/tr, dig dash sec.sys., pin strip, side air bag, rear and side door wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, wire wh intermit wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, alum strip, intermit wipers, mats, p/ant, titt. alum sec sys, pin strip, int. wipers, mats, int wipers, mats, p/ant., w/w, Exter. mats, Iht van mirr, 14,969 mi, Stk wh., air bag driver's side, ext/int color: wh, SRS Air bags, driver and passenger, p/ant, tilt, alu. wh, SIR air bag, driver's color: Dk. Blue Inter, color: Gray Clean windows, Stk #529, Vin cover, burg ext, burg interior, 51,195 #2B1.Vm#PH15i246. tan, Stk #6504, Vin #NH427670, ext. color: plum, int. color: gray, Stk #494. side. Stk #525, Vin #PH306477, 21,637 & Low Miles! 43,274 miles. Stk. #6459, #1FTF524YXPHB44604. mi., Stk #R3104, VIN #L1613684. 34,658 miles. Vin #PA625051, 13,679 miles. miles, ext. color: gray, int. color: burg. Vin #MU404075. $11,995 *12,995 *14,495 *14,495 *14,973 *14,995 *15,995 ‘92 JEEP CHEROKEE ’93 BUICK ‘92 JEEB ’92 LINCOLN MARK VII ’93 LINCOLN ‘94 TOWN CAR ‘94 LINCOLN LAREDO 4X4 LESABRE CUSTOM CHEROKEE SPORT LSC SPECIAL EDITION MARK VIII SIGNATURE SERIES MARK VIII 2 dr, cyl, auto. O/D, p/s, p/disc, anti-lock, dr., cyl, auto w/overdrive, p/s, 4 dr. cyi, auto, o/d, p/s, p/disc anti-lock dr, cyl. auto, o/d, p/s. p/disc anti-lock 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto w/od, p/anti-lock 4 dr. 2 wd. 6 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/anti­ 4dr, 4 wd, 6 cyl. auto, o/d, p/s/b, a/c, a/c, am/fm8 st/cass w/10 disk CD player, 2 8 8 brakes.2 8 anVfm st/cass w/10 disk CD changer, brakes, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab int., lock brakes, a/c, am/fm st/cass am/fm st/cass, fab/int. buckets, rec/seats, leather ini, moon rf, p/sts, buckets, rec/st*. p/disc, antilock, a/c. am/fm st/cass w/cd brakes, a/c, am/fm st/cass w/10 disk CD player, leather/int, moon/rt. p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, buckets, rec/seats, console, leather/int, p/sts buckets, rec/sts, conacte, gauges, tot, pm stnp. console, gauges, r/det, p/w. p/d/l, p/mir, changer, leather/int, p/seats, buckets, leather int, moon/rf, p/seats, rec/seats, r/def, console, gauges, r/det, p/w. p/d/l. p/mir. bd/side gauges, r/def., p/w, p/d/l, bsm, tint, console, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side intermit wipers, mats, tilt, alum wh. Stk bd/side md. tint, cruise, p/tr, sec sys, intermit rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def. p/w, p/w. p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md. tint, cruise, p/tr, md, lint, crume, p/tr. sec sy*. pin strip, inL md, tint, cruise, p/tr, pin strip, intermit wipers, mats, p/ant, titt, alum wh, limited p/dr Iks, p/mir, bd/side/md, tint, Wt, dig dash, sec sys. pin strip, int. wipers, mats, wipers, mats, p/ant. tat, chrome dir whls, cruise, r/rack, pin strip, intermit wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, w/w tires, air #6462, Vin #L104748. ext. color: white, edition, black out pkg, keyless door entry. cruise, p/tr, sec/sys, pin strip, intermit p/ant. tilt, alum wh, program car, ext. color: traction lock program car. ext. color: white wipers, p/ant, tilt, alum. wh. 37,434 bag driver’s side, ext. color: int. color: gray, Only 15,317 miles. LOW SRS air bag driver's side, exl color: black, int wipers, mats, p/ant, alum wh, garnet portifino blue, int. color, blue leather, Stk #501, opies. int. color: white leather, Stk #498, Vin miles, green/gray int, Stk #6508, Jadesyone/int color: gray, Stk #6479, MILES! color: blac*, Stk #580, Vin #NY622060, retVgray leather int, 17,085 mi, Stk Vin #RY638463. Only 6,933 miles. Orig. MSRP #RY632560, Only 6,912 miles, Orig. MSRP Vin #NL212530. Vin #PH491298 31.803 ml. #425, Vin #PY747722. $41,560. SAVE 10.000. $42,845, SAVE $10,000. $15,995 *16,495 *16,995 *19,995 *26,495 *31,560 *32,845

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Neck Problems? Lon Bark Pain? Headaches? 100 YEARS AC0 1 75 YEARS ACO K eyport is going to regulate the While testing a new seaplane on Everyone w ith a spine needs speed of bicycles in that town, and Thursday belonging to the to have it checked periodically everybody who rides on any of the Aeromarine Plane and Motor by a Chiropractor. This m ay sidewalks of that place will be fined. Company, Cyrus J. Zimmerman, the m ake the difference between pilot, and Richard Griesinger, a Gus Lewis of Keyport found a health and disability, com fort and pain. wad of money, $85 in bills, while mechanic, had a narrow escape from repairing an old barn. The money death when the engine went wrong FREE Initial HIRAS had to be soaked in oil before the when the machine was at a height of Consultation & CHIROPRACTIC bills could be separated. 4,200 feet. Exam ination Father O ’Donnell of Matawan Mr. Zimmerman was able to bring 0 9 0 V a lu e ) CENTER was waylaid by four Coxey tramps his machine down in the bay near M axim um x-ray fee of $20, if necessary ($90 value) 1275 Hwy. 35, Middletown, NJ • 671—9227 on Thursday night and robbed of Perth Amboy so that he and his com­ W ith this ad-Expires 6/30/94 $13, all the money he had. panion escaped injury, but the plane — Dr. Emanuel M. Hiras — John Morford, the salesman on was wrecked. the steamboat Sea Bird, is at his The Keyport Engine Company home at New Monmouth, sick. He will hold a fair at Beach Park on has not been in very good health for June 16 through the courtesy of the some time, but it was not until last Aeromarine Plane and Motor GET FIT FOR SUMMER! Friday that he was compelled to Company to help pay for the cost leave the boat. of the new American LaFrance fire There was considerable damage engine which will be delivered to done to the corn and tomato plants in them on about that date. FITNESS Middletown township by the storm. The company has guaranteed to PARAMOUNT,CENTER The high winds whipped the com so raise half the cost of the engine You're motivated to workout and realize that in many fields it has turned and the borough will pay the bal­ that you could have the time to workout if black, and the tomato plants were ance. only you had fitness equipment in your broken down. * The M e th o d ists o f B elford are home. But, the reality is that your floor Mrs. Derrick Campbell of New making a drive for their centenary space is at a premium. If you won't settle Monmouth, whose hand was injured for a spindly version of a home gym just movement. Belford was canvassed to save space, then consider the by a fall on the sidewalk some time Sunday by several teams or com­ Paramount Fitness Center.. While con­ ago, is recovering the use of it. No mittees and subscriptions of nearly serving floor space this gym includes 22 bones were broken but the doctors $700 were made. traditional exercises. Value your space said that the injury was much worse The Belford ball team kept up its and what you put into it. than a broken bone would have been. winning streak Sunday by defeating Reg. $2695 Two of her fingers will always be Seabright by a score of 11 to 5. SALE $2395 crooked. PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE DELIVERY OR INSTALLATION C laude R ichm ond of Belford ran (For Standard Unit Only) There is a growing demand for a fish bone in his finger last week property on the Middletown side of while cleaning fish. The finger is TUNTURI J620p PROGRAMMABLE TREADMILL the river, opposite Red Bank, and badly swollen and blood poisoning within a few years the entire river A consistently smooth and comfortable workout - with less is feared. impact than running on the street. The flywheel and run­ front will be built upon. ning belt were designed for a smooth, quiet performance. Last week, Theodore White sold SO YEARS AGO • Programmable speed and incline four lots to Nicholas P. Young of • Speeds from 1 to 10 m.p.h. Brooklyn, who is a manufacturer of • Wide running surface • Electronic incline to 12% Kenneth Applegate Wilson, • Soft foam hand grips cover handrails bags in New York City and reputed of Lincroft, was recently gradu­ to be a millionaire. He paid $1,500 ated from the Naval Air training each for the lots and will build a station at Pensacola and has been SALE *1795 R e g .$1995 very handsome house on the property commissioned a second lieu­ which is expected to be finished by tenant in the United States TUJVTUm* this fall. The house will cost about Marine Corps. Lieut. Wilson $15,000 and will be used by Mr. began his training in June, 1943, Young as a summer residence. at the Navy pre-flight school at Harry White of Belford caught a Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and 20-pound salmon last Wednesday, then attended school at the Naval Combine fitness, and on Thursday, Richmond Bros, Air Station at Olathe, Kansas. family and fun! caught one weighing pounds. 2 1 He is a graduate of Go anywhere with the ultimate all-terrain The sloop Laura May, owned by Middletown Township High stroller. Walk, jog or hike on the trail, at the Walling & Brown of Keyport, was S chool. mall or even at the beach. The three-wheel upset in the Hudson River and 130 design beats the bumps and lets mom and bushels of oysters were lost. dad stay in shape while baby rides in style!

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Catherine Parisi of South Park Court, Holmdel, won a dinner for two for finding Andy Indy in the May 18 issue of the Independent. Parisi’s entry was the first one drawn from among those correctly identify­ 2 0 0 MAIN STREET, ASBURY PARK, NJ 0 7 7 1 2 ing the cartoon character’s hiding place. She spotted Andy in the advertisement for Dr. Patrick J. Caputo, a Hazlet 908-775-1630 podiatrist and podiatry chairman at Riverview Medical Center on page 20 of EXERCISE EQUIPMENT • SALES & SERVICE last week’s paper. Parisi will receive a free dinner for two at Redheads Bistro/Bar, Route 35 South, Ocean. Each week, the Independent's mascot, Andy Indy, is hidden in a different advertisement and readers are invited to find him. An entry form for the con­ test can be found elsewhere in the paper. 200 Main St. Holmdel Plaza Entries must be received by Monday to be eligible for the weekly drawing. Asbury Park 2145 Rt. 35, Holmdel 908-775-1630 908-739-4004 4 4 MAY 25,1994, THE INDEPENDENT Clues for finding an unusual wine

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There P205/70R14-RWL 94. 71. P215/60R15-Bk 149. 112. connoisseurs and novice wine drinkers en­ is the small matter of bulky weight that P215/65R15-RWL 104. 78. P225/60R16-Bk 165. 124. counter. There is no surefire resolution for you would have to then lug around. each and every case, but patience and fol­ Customs also is a consideration, although lowing a few simple guidelines will point the amount of duty on still wine usually is you in the right direction to bring your insignificant. search to a successful conclusion. This course of action is open to you, Vespia'sm Vcspia's My best advice is to begin your quest Bmt Lacks, but what you are really looking for are at the beginning. If that sounds like dou­ names — in particular, those of the U.S. ble-talk or a page out of Yogi Berra’s importer and the distributor in New tmUlhptl* coaching book, it’s not. Jersey. A simple inquiry, and if success­ M M t k i f t l For example, let’s say that you’re in ful, voilii! You’re on your way. 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After all, this is not Preventive Maintenance Tune-Ups ■ Radiator & Cooling Check-Up miliar with the wine but you make a men­ the first time the merchant has been asked tal note to be sure to purchase it when you to find a wine that probably never made it $0Q $40 $EQ' $Q95 return to New Jersey. to our shores, or so his or her thinking U W 6 Cyl. 8 Cyl. 94 Cyl. U W 6 Cyl. 8 Cyl. 94 Fortunately, you remember what you goes. Install resistor spark plugs, labor, adjust timing & * Pressure test the entire cooling system & cap. read somewhere or other and you ask the The attitude can change dramatically if carburetor (where applicable). Cneck fluids, | Inspect water pump, hoses, belts & tighten waiter for the label. So far, so good. At you have either of the magical names, im­ filters,...... battery &" road test.' ' "'ith this coupon, clamps. With this coupon. Limit 1 per customer. Limit 1 per customer. least you won’t have to rely on your mem­ porter or distributor. Without the name, Exp. 6-7-94 Exp. 6-7-94 ory. the merchant might be able to find it in the Saving the label is one way of “begin­ wine index of the New Jersey Beverage ning at the beginning,” but you can take Journal, a monthly publication to which 2 & 4 Wheel Alignment ■ Oil Change, Filter & Lube the advice one step further. If the producer most retail liquor outlets subscribe. Once is anywhere near where you are going to $ 1 8 9 ® < n the name is known, the merchant can 2 Wheel $3 4 4»lee$44 ' be, then pop in for a visit. Calling first is a order the wine from the distributor. good idea, but if language difficulties or Set camber & toe to mfg's specs., adjust thrust Most US cars. Lube Chassis, refill up to 5 qts. oil O f course, the distributor can be out of line depending' " on_alignment ignment type & whiwheel ' drive. 1' I & new filter. Diesel oil & filter add'l. Light trucks, the telephone system get the better of you, stock. 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Tires Mounted In ■ m Your Total Car Care Center 30 Minutes Or Less-Calll Monmouth, Middlesex and Ocean Other co-sponsors include Monmouth Counties, along with any other school County VoTech in Wall Township, High KEYPORT CARCARE CENTER Across from T o w n & Country Diner and universities from within the state of School Principals Association and Route 35 South, Keyport New jersey. The first 3,000 students will Superintendents of the Roundtable Mini t nl.r, , UJ AM-.' F'M S.ttmflu- / AM-4 PM V e s m s receive free t-shirts. Parents and Group. Call (900) 264-4888 guardians are also welcome. Awards will be presented to M on­ C.OOD/YEAH RED BANK CARCARE CENTER 801 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury Invited guests include Governor mouth County students. For information, r.: . I , in AM f> PM S.H.II il.i • M) AM 4 PM call 577-6791 or 577-8797. Call (908) 747-3404 Christie Whitman and Monmouth THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 25, 1994 4 5 Escape boredom at the Cafe Med S A V E $ $ $ Get a head start on the season and save plenty on this BY MARC SCHLOSSBERG year's home improvements by calling the experts. Dining Critic We have the experience and skill to repair and outside your home. We he most complex characteristic of D in in g O u t redesign inside aitt are the Cafe Med is finding it. Located in an old remodeled fac­ T tory building, formerly called the Eisner A r t i s a n s ™ Building, now named Galleria, the best C afe Med The Sign of Quality Home Improvement approach is the corner of West Front We specialize in: Street and Bridge Avenue. 2-40 Bridge Ave. ' Siding • Windows * Soffit & Fascia's Nevertheless, once found, the : Steel Doors • Kitchen & Baths • Roofing Red B ank • Custom Decks • Andersen Windows complexities are gone and a positively Bu* 5 1 Concrete Specialists • Brick Pavers charming atmosphere and a 219-9498 ‘ Replacement. Mediterranean mode menu awaits you. Marble table tops on bases that resem­ Hours: Lunch daily from 11:30 .. ble old fashioned wrought iron sewing 8 8 8 - 0 9 5 8 machines, lots of brick (left from the old a.m.; dinner daily from 5 p.m. 156 W. Front Street, Keyport Reservations: factory) and a very congenial and knowl­ Advised Fully Insured • Family (Owned and Operated • References Available UponI Request Credit cards: Most major For Your Convenience, We Now Accept VISA & MASTERCARD edgeable staff will greet and serve you. Bar: Wine menu All menu selections are followed by Smoking: Non-smoking section their English explanation so you can fol­ available low along without too much difficulty. Attire: Casual The staff can further explain any of the Handicapped: Accessible SAND BAR INN unfamiliar dishes or nightly specials. Appetizers from cheese tortellini al­ fredo, through spinach pie and avgole- meno (a Greek chicken and lemon soup) The chicken and shrimp corfu ($12), set the stage. was a combination of the aforementioned A variety platter ($5.75) features a sauteed with lemon, garlic and wine, a la sampling of some of the house favorite scampi, but not as garlicky. The platter appetizers. Included on the plate are hom- was beautifully garnished with seasoned mus (a dip of chick peas and sesame yellow rice, steamed fresh carrot spears paste), santziki (yogurt and cucumbers and green beans, and a slice of grilled zuc­ with dill, lemon and garlic), and taramos- chini with red pepper. alata (a puree of Greek caviar and pota­ The veal steak entree ($14) consisted toes). of two veal medallions acceptably grilled Buy 1 Dinner Entree : Each item carried its own unique fla­ and finished au poivre, with a creamy Pasta * Steaks • Seafood • Cocktails and Receive vorings and was eagerly scooped up with green peppercorn sauce and whole red the accompanying pita bread. A highly peppercorns. l $5.00 O ff l recommended appetizer. As the shrimp dish, my platter was OPEN The Original Outdoor French onion soup au gratin ($2.75) beautifully dressed with steamed fresh | SECOND DINNER ENTREE | was impressively served in an urn-like broccoli florets and carrot spears, grilled 7 Waterfront Deck for ^ GM Exp. 6-15-94 j soup bowl with porcelain lions in place of zucchini and an interesting variation of a DAYS D in in g handles. Savory sauteed onions, under a lyonnaise potato with onions and cheese. o n t h e b a y crust of baked cheese and Italian bread, in Year’round Desserts listed baklava, rice pudding “ Vote a rich light broth was very delicious. for Lunch heated for those and evening special poached pear, cheese­ and 2 6 4 - 3 7 3 0 A basket of assorted breads and rolls cake and French chocolate cake. Dinner Chilly Days” U n i o n A v e . and curls of creamy butter are served The poached pear ($3.50) was finished Union Beach alongside a tossed greens salad with a in a peach puree and garnished with fresh mild vinaigrette dressing. cooked prunes. Very pretty, tasty and Entrees are divided into three cate­ properly chilled. gories. One aptly named parmigianas in­ The baklava ($2.75) was a bit disap­ clude eggplant, chicken, shrimp, veal and pointing. The unusually small portion was M Y f f l Q I X combinations prepared with the traditional too dry and lacked a really good, tradi­ cheese and sauce and served with a pasta. tional walnut and honey filling that makes % i y The second category includes Cornish this pastry what it is supposed to be. hen (baked with mustard), tournedos The Cafe Med is a unique dining ex­ FITNESS CENTER f Rossini (filet mignon medallions with perience and an “Exciting answer to dull truffle sauce), duck a l’orange, mousaka, dining”. The blending of Mediterranean and chicken Mavrodaphne (sauteed breast food and recipes with the American taste with red wine and mushrooms) among bud is realized. H ave You many other mouth-watering delicacies. A fine kitchen staff headed by Chef de The third, nightly specials, had a cuisine George Iliopoulos, a graduate of M oved A seafood trio of shrimp, lobster and scal­ the French Culinary Institute, knows how lops (all prepared in different sauces), and to cook and how to present food. broiled halibut that looked interesting. M uscle We ordered a chicken and shrimp Marc Schlossberg has been associated corfu and veal steak. with the food field for more than 20 years. Today? Join in May Riverview classes open for registration No long-term contracts . Riverview Medical Center will offer its Preparation for Childbirth program begin­ • certified instructors • no restricted workout hours • step classes • stairmasters ning at 7:30 p.m. June 1. The course will provide information including physical and • low impact • life cycles • multi impact • weight training quipment • aerobic interval emotional changes during pregnancy and breathing technique. To register or for infor­ mation, call Rivcrview’s Family Birthing Center at 530-2229. In addition, Riverview • child care • treadmills • student rates • & lots more ^ V Medical Center is offering a free orientation on Weight Control Concepts at 7:15 p.m. Hazlet’s Best Women’s Health/Fitness C e n te P -jf’^ " * ^ in the Blaisdell Center for Health Resources. Call 530-7306. 888-1800 • 745 Poole Ave. • (Hwy 36) • Hazlet 4 6 MAY 25, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

Dickinson—G erity Marie Gerity, daughter of William Gerity of Iselin and Camille Izbick of £r\ch*ntct> HELFRICH Edison was married April 30 to Kenneth | florist Dickinson, son of Cathy McCarthy. Special Flowers LIMOUSINE Since 1931 The Rev. Butler performed the cere­ For Your Special Day mony in Colonia. 54 W. Front Street Luxurious Stretch Limos I Maid of honor was Patricia Dickinson Keyport (All Sizes) For Your Special Day | of Colonia. 908-739-1850 • 1-800-452-9930 1908-787-0003 • 1-800-486-0003 Best man was Frank Dickinson of Ha­ zlet. The bride was escorted by William Helping Hand " Summer Sale] Gerity, father. The couple took a wedding Jewelry trip to Florida. .Is here to help you m ake ANY Repairs? 50% OFF -1» occasion a special one! | ByUsr'* The bride graduated from Raritan High Experienced & Certified < Strathmore Shopping Center School, Hazlet in 1992. She is a certified Bartenders & Servers < Route 34 • Aberdeen, N.J. nursing assistant at Bayshore Health Care Weddings • Showers • 908-583-7700 Reasonable Rates • Center, Holmdel. (Next to Strathmore Lanes) For Info Call Jennifer Tues.-Sat. Thurs. Her husband graduated from Raritan 908^38-9032 10-6 10- 8 High School, Hazlet in 1992 and is attending Brookdale Community College. Marie and Kenneth Dickinson He is an automotive technician at Phil’s Rehearsal Dinners I Mobil in Holmdel. ^ N a i L •Private Room* Accommodates Up to 80 People Specializing in Acrylic Nails *C*VV Figler—H ill Full Service Unisex Salon The Wild Scallion 2124 Route 35 76 Hwy. 36, Leonardo Paul and Phyllis Figler of Hazlet an­ Holm del 908-291-7445 nounce the engagement of their daugh­ 908-957-0848 We accept MC,VISA,AMEX,Olr>er» ter, Cindy Hope, to Jeffrey B. Hill, son of Donald and Paulette Hill of Matawan. The future bride was graduated from Caricatures Raritan High School, Hazlet. She gradu­ Party Towne USA Of Couples & Singles ated cum laude from the University of Tents to rent lor all events I Great Memorabilia' Couples or Massachusetts at Amherst. She is em­ • China * Glassware • Bars I1 of your affair they S • Linens * Dance Floors • Chuppas Singles sketched J ployed by Coopers and Lybrand, New • Tables • Canopies • Bridal Arches I will never forget! in Minutes • Chairs • Chafing Dishes • Tents York City, as a CPA and senior associ­ Center St. & G enisi Dr. Free Full Color Guest Sign on Poster with every booking. ate. Freehold Call for free Brochure Her fiance was graduated from St. 908-780-3443 201-837-7780 John Vianney High School, Holmdel, and Monmouth College, West Long Branch. He is employed as a senior asso­ ciate at the New York City accounting firm of Goldstein, Golub and Kesslet, and is also a certified public accountant. *do*tde% 'HctrtA&Uf, The wedding is planned for October 29, 1994. 1000's of assorted Evergreens and Jeffrey Hill, Cindy Figler Landscape Trees and Shrubs Blasi-LociLento Sally Cota of Union Beach and Roy Meyers of Maplewood announce the en­ EXTENSIVE SELECTION gagement of their daughter, Jean Joy Blasi to Francis LociLento, son of Marry and Alex • Bayberry • Barberry • Leucothos • Junipers LociLento of Edison. • Azaleas • Spruces • Spiral & Bonsai Junipers The future bride was graduated from Keyport High School. • Pines • Arborvitae • Yews • Hollies • Hemlock Her fiance was graduated from Edison High School. He is employed by Con­ • Rhodes • Andromeda • Euonymous • Burning struction Plus Cassy Wysoftsia, Port Monmouth. Bush • Japanese Maple • Gold Cypress • Dwarf The wedding is planned for June 11. Weeping & Unusual Plants • Weeping Blue Atlas Cedars • Dwarf Alberta Spruces Deschenes— Kube • Emerald Greer Arboruitaes • Yuccas • True Blue Spruces * Mountain Laurel * Bradford Melissa K. Deschenes of Keyport, daughter of the late Paul and Marlies Deschenes, Pears • Weeping Cherries announces her engagement to Scott Kube, son of Mary Ann Kube of Phoenix, Arizona PLUS MANY OTHERS! and the late James Kube. The future bride was graduated from Raritan High School, Hazlet and Charles E. Professional Layout Advice Available At No Cost! Gregory School of Nursing, Perth Amboy. She is employed by the children’s Specialized Hospital, Mountainside as a registered nurse, infant/toddler unit. She is also employed by Acute Care Specialists, Inc., Keyport. Her fiance was graduated from OUR 12TH SEASON SERVING Matawan Regional High School, Matawan and Middlesex County Vocational School. MONMOUTH & OCEAN COUNTIES! He is employed by IBEW Local Union 358, Perth Amboy. The bridegroom is an active member of the NJ Army National Guard, NJ Military Academy, Sea Girt as a chief electrician.. The wedding is planned for June 17, 1995. I QUALITY DISCOUNTS

& DELIVERY S T O R K C LU B ARRANGEMENTS The following births were announced Debra and Peter Gallagher, North recently at Riverview Medical Center, Middletown, May 5, a girl. 1^ 1^ jfcllf Red Bank. Danielle and Ernest Florio, North Shufen Wang and Tsuhan Chen, Mid­ Middletown, May 6, a boy. dletown, May 5, a girl. Cathleen and James Stein, Aberdeen, Call For Easy Directions Rebecca Deus and Thomas Gatto, Lin­ May 8, a girl. croft, May 5, a boy. Jana and Douglas Forshey, Middle­ From Any Location 908-462-8523 Denise and Michael Jacob, Keyport, town, May 8, a girl. May 5, a boy. Eva and Emanuel Hiras, Lincroft, May 8, a girl. HOWELL ROAD • HOWELL OPEN 7 DAYS

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POLICE BEAT All of the information in these items was reported by local police departments. ABERDEEN We Purchase & Sell The Ultimate Tanning Salon Pieces of jewelry were reported FINE JEWELRY ♦ GOLD stolen from a Line Road home on May 18. DIAMONDS ♦ STERLING > Longest, Widest & Coolest Beds in the Industry Entry was gained through a broken door • 9 Spacious Rooms • CD Players in Every Room lock. Sgt. Richard Witzig investigated. Professionally & Discretely • Open 7 Days a Week 9am-11pm A Marshall Concourse resident re­ Handled at both Locations ported May 18 that it seemed as though ♦ Certified Gemologists* the car was tampered with. The radio sta­ tion had been changed, the steering lost $goo power, and the engine was sluggish. Patrolman Bernie Doherty investigated. Per Tanning Session (Reg.-m Charles Heyler, 31, of 174 Marlboro > Minimum Purchase: 4 Tanning Sessions FREEHOLD • 462-0136 • No Limit! 1275 Hwy 35 North* Rd., Old Bridge, was charged with care­ • Must be paid in full at time of purchase less driving on May 15 by Patrolman • Offer valid with coupon only Middletown William Bommer on Gerard Avenue. ' Expires 6/8/94 • Cannot be combined with other offers (Just past All American Chevrolet) A shopper at the Grand Union, Route 34, reported May 15 that her pocketbook RED BANK • 741-5800 671-TANN 671-8266 containing $25 was stolen. Patrolman Ted Sigismondi investigated. A Wayside Drive resident reported May 16 that some children took their row­ boat for a cruise down the lake. Patrolman Darryl Richardson investigated. A Northland Lane resident came home on May 15 to find the sliding door forced open and the two dogs missing. Patrolman William Bommer investigated.

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Two men jumped in front of a car leaving the Cumberland Farms, Broad Street, on May 18. Patrolman Theodore Gajewski could not locate the men, how­ ever. Two room-mates at Greengrove Apartments got into a fight on May 16. Monmouth Sleep Center One of the girls reported to headquarters as a matter of record that she locked her room-mate out because she refused to The Rolls Royce of the bedding pay her half of the rent. Patrolman Robert Aumack went to help a worker at the Cumberland Farms, industry bring you these great Broad Street, who had locked herself out of the store by accident on May 17. values. Plus, w hen you buy A St. Peters Place resident reported receiving a threatening phone call on May 18. any R hapsody or Correct C om fort you get:

On Swartzel Drive, a backyard shed FREE BEDFRAME was burglarized the night of May 16-17 and a toolbox and tools valued at $800 stolen. Patrolman Keith McDonald re­ FREE DELIVERY sponded. On Bayberry Lane, an attempted bur­ FREE REMOVAL OF YOUR glary was reported May 17. Someone tried to break in through the front door between OLD BEDDING 9:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Patrolman Adam Finck responded. At Thomas James Associates, 125 ,-Stearns & Foster------Half Mile Road, computer equipment val­ Dover Orthopedic Firm ued at $2,774 was stolen some time YOUR r YOUR Luxuryy Firm YOUR between May 13-16. The equipment, Mattress Box cost Mattress Box cost Mattress Box COST which was boxed for return to the vendor, was removed from an office. A boxed fax Twin $188 Free $118 Twin $158 Free $158 Twin $198 Free $198 machine was also missing. There were no Full $188 Free $188 Full $218 Free $218 Full $248 Free $248 signs of forced entry. Patrolman Douglas Queen $248 Free Queen $288 Free Wiatrak responded. $248 $288 Queen $328 Free $328 A Bayshore Youth Athletic Associa­ tion storage building at Croydon Hall com­ YOUR CHOICE! Stearns & Foster plex, 872 Leonardville Road, was burglar­ Stearns & Foster Correct Comfort Super Firm ized some time between May 14-16 and Rhapsody Firm or Rhapsody Plush an $1,100 pitching machine and two "The Best mattress made by the best company" cases of Wilson baseballs stolen. Mattress Box FINALCOST Mattress Box FINALCOS Mattress Box FINALCOST Mattress Box FINUCOST Patrolman Gerald Weimer responded. Twin $288 Free $288 Queen $488 Free $488 Twin $598 Free $598 Queen $798 Free $798 Full $388 Free $388 King $688 Free $688 Full $698 Free $698 King $998 Free $998 Brookdale pins’ A great time to buy quality bedding at new nurse grads The following students in the nursing program at Brookdale Community Col­ 908-671-6506 lege, Lincroft, received their diplomas at 1000 H ighw ay 35 the spring Nurses Pinning Ceremony May 12 at the college: M iddletow n, NJ 07748 Georgette Alvarado of Keyport, Kerri (across from Pathmark) Camlin of North Middletown, Nancy Komey of West Keansburg, Christa Mon.-Fri. 10-9, Sat. 10-6, sun. 12-5 Stephens of East Keansburg and Maureen ‘Leave The Rest To Us‘ Storch of Middletown. 4 8 MAY 25, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

DESIGNER COMPLETE EYEGLASSES I (COMPLETE EYE EXAMINATION-! OBITUARIES EYEGLASSES Lightweight single-vision plastic lenses with your | A thorough examination given by a 95 YOUR CHOICE choice of over 100 great frames from gur j qualified independent Doctor of Optometry expansive fashion collection! • will include tests for $ 1 9 ANNA T PRESTIA BOURNE, 59, of Union $ 9 0 9 5 j • Visual acuities • Muscle balance Beach died May 17 at Riverview Medical Cen­ * 3 9 95 I • Depth & color perception • Peripheral vision ter, Red Bank. Born in Jersey City, she lived in North Bergen before moving to Union Includes plastic single-vision or Visit store for details. | • Glaucoma 'Cataracts Expires 6-18-94 ^ Expires 6-18-94 Beach 32 years ago. She was a homemaker. plastic FT-25 bifocal prescription She was a communicant of Holy Family lenses, plus your choice of any Roman Catholic Church, Union Beach. She frame from these designers: 2 PAIRS OF COLOR CONTACTS i SINGER PROTECTION PACKAGE was predeceased by her father, John Presti, • Liz Claiborne • Pierre Cardin Boutique > Change your eye color! I Includes: who died in 1991. Surviving are two sons, > Opaque Daily Wear DuraSoft 2 Colors •Jordache • Cheryl Tiegs 2 prs • Ultraviolet protection, • Fashion tint Fred of Jackson and John of Old Bridge; a • Sophia Loren • Cosmopolitan contact lenses by Wesley Jessen! daughter, Denise Suwadji of Union Beach; her • Camp Beverly Hills • Gloria Vanderbilt Choose from these stunning colors: blue, • Scratch protection • Regularly $45 mother, Anna Solverida Prestia of Union * 9 9 hazel, green and gray) Beach; a brother, Joseph of Hazlet; and one Metal frames only an additional $10. after $30 manufacturer's rebate. $60 Professional Fee includes ------. $9*95 ___ ±4.00 Sph. *2.00 Cyl. Add +1.00 to + 3.00 fjh y y f re c / ] grandchild. Sen/ices were under the direction follow up and carekit. Visit store for details. of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a Mass at ^ is it^ to re jo rd e ta ils Coupon expires 6-18-94^^ ’"'***''^ Coupon Expires 6-18-94 ------' ____ to0|iMa^tmdetai|s.Cou|>0(JEx|)ire^-1M4__ ‘e gJ I Holy Family Roman Catholic Church. Interment was at St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Key­ K-MART PLAZA 908-739-1222 port. Jingerlpec/ ANGELO FISCINA, 69, of Keyport died Rt. 35 & Bethany Rd. Marie Brusgaurd Cerra, O.D. May 15 at Atlantic Medical Center, Atlantic City. Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., he lived in Hazlet before moving to Keyport three years ago. He Hazlet, N.J. 908-739-0770 was a construction worker for Corzo Construction Company, Plainview, N.Y., for six years. He was a communicant of St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, Keyport. f i r e s t o n e DRIVE AMERICA g o o o '/ y e a r He was a Navy veteran of World War ll. Surviving are his wife, Angelina Testa Fiscina; NATIONAL three sons, Robert of Keyport, Charles of ACCOUNTS Costa Mesa, Calif, and Michael of Cliffwood; two daughters, Lorraine Yuelling of Keyport WELCOME and Lois Eichele of Keyport; a sister, SAL’S TIRE Josephine Savino of Brooklyn; six grandchil­ 583-6650 Your Complete Auto Service Facility Specializing in 583-6650 dren; and two great-grandchildren. Services were under the direction of Day Funeral Foreign & Domestic Repair Home, Keyport, with a Mass at St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church. Interment was at St. M i r h l i l i H4 P6 HIGH PERFORMANCE T i r e s f o n e 3 0 I B B B B B M . Joseph’s Cemetery, Keyport. 80,000 MILE WARRANTY* ALL SEASON RADIALS FR440 WHITEWALL TURANZA S RADIAL P155/80R13 *59“ WHITEWALL HE 18S/60HR14 $84.95 $67.95 60.000 MILE WARRANTY DOMESTIC BLACKWALL MARIETTA GERMINARIO GEERLOF, 50, P165/80R13•68.95 P185/70R14 * 89 95 195/60HR14 66.95 68.95 of Hazlet died May 15 at home. Born in Hobo­ P175/80R13•74.95 P20S/70R14 *97.95 195/60HR15 73.95 P155/80R13 $37.99 P175/70R13 $64.99 P185/80R13•78.95 P215/70R14 *101.95 92.95 ken, she lived there before moving to Hazlet P1B5/75R14 Z05/60HR15 96.95 78.95 P185/75R14 50.99 P185/70R13 70.99 P195/75R14\ j* 215/60HR15 103.95 62.95 17 years ago. She was a secretary for Dr. P2Q5/75R14 S P205/70R15 *100.95 78.95 P195/75R14 52.99 P185/70R14 75.99 P205/75R15' 4A 95 P215/70R15 *108.95 195/65HR14 98.95 75.95 P205/75R14 56.99 Spiro, Holmdel, for eight years. She was a P215/75R15 •10395 P255/70RI5 *125.95 185/65HR15 94.95 P205/70R14 84.99 communicant of Holy Family Roman Catholic fi(ZE (85/65HR15 99.95 79.95 P205/75R15 58.99 P215/70R14 88.99 P175/70R13*73.95 P205/85R15 *100.95 2O5/05HR15 106.95 84.95 Church, Union Beach. Surviving are her hus­ • 7B 0«; H w TmAraw 88.96 P215/75R15 61.99 P205/70R15 88.99 P195/70R14P185/70R13•86.95fO-VO kOMUMiUlMM warranty tu III i rim 215/65HR15 111.95 band, Kenneth Geerlof; two daughters, Tracey P235/75R15 66.99 P215/70R15 92.99 Toth of Middletown and Denise Geerlof of Hazlet; her father, Sergio Germinario of (HFGoodrich t/a save up to *48 on sets of 4 Hoboken; her mother, Anna Siano Germinario ? t r e $ f o n e of Hoboken; a brother, Vito of Medford; and “S” SPEED RATED ATX 11 SPORT UTILITY TRUCK STEELTEX R45 LIGHT TRUCK ALL SEASON WHITE LETTER ALL SEASON BLACKWALL two sisters, Carmella Pinkman of Dumont and P175-70-R13 - 48.95 Andrea Schreiber of Hoboken. Services were P185-70-R13 - 49.95 REG. SALE REG. SALE REG SALE REG. SALE P185-70-R14 -52.95 205/75R15SL 79.95 69.95 235/75R15SL 92.95 82.95 LT 215/85R16/8 113.95 99.95 LT 235/B5R16/10 124.95 110.95 under the direction of Day Funeral Home, P195-70-R14 - 54.95 215/75R15SL 83.95 74.95 235/75R15XL 95.95 85.95 LT 225/75R16/6 109.95 99.95 LT 245/75R16/10 129.95 115.95 Keyport, with a Mass at Holy Family Roman P205-70-R14 - 57.95 225/75R15SL 85.95 76.95 265/75R15SL 112.95 99.95 LT225/75R16/8 116.95 104.95 Catholic Church. Interment was at St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Keyport. T tre $ to n e MFG G O O D fY E A R DAYTON MFG. K ^ G o o d r ic h A ll season-steel redial. M l Season Steel Radial 50,000 JOSEPH LATORA, 84, of Union Beach Saybti TkuoM Ml-Seasu Steel Belted Ratal All Season Steel Radial w/w 30,000 mile tread Ufa warranty A ll Season-Stell Radial 50,000 Mile Treadlile Warranty M ile H Rated Traad Ufa Warranty 60,000 Mile Treadlife Warranty died May 18 at Bayshore Community W/W v illi Mile W if e Warmty SALE Free 24 Hr Road Assistance REG. SALE P155-80R13 23.95 Hospital, Holmdel. Born in Newark, he lived in REG. SALE 185-60HR14 62.95 P155-80R13 34.95 P155/80R13 43.95 34.95 P185-80R13 31.95 Irvington before moving to Union Beach 24 P155/80R13 41.95 30.95 195-60HR14 65.95 P165-80R13 42.95 P165/80R13 51.95 42.95 P185-75R14 33.95 P165/80R13 42.95 31.95 205-60HR14 67.95 P175-8QR13 46.95 years ago. He was a letter carrier for the P185/75R14 51.95 40.95 P175/80R13 55.95 46.95 P195-75R14 35.95 Newark Post Office for 39 years before retir­ P185/75R14 61.95 52.95 205-60HR15 70.95 P185-75R14 52.95 P195/75R14 54.95 43.95 P205-75R14 36.95 ing in 1968. He was a member of the Newark P205/75R14 55.95 44.95 P195/75R14 66.95 57.95 P205-75R15 39.95 215-60HR15 75.95 P195-75R14 57.95 P205/75R15 62.95 51.95 P205/75R15 72.95 63.95 P215-75815 41.95 225-60HR15 83.95 P205-75R15 63.95 Postal Organization. Surviving are his wife, Mildred Cybrinski Latora; three sons, Angelo No Additional Discounts or Coupons Will be Applicable on Above Prices. Above Prices Good With Ad Only. ■ of Mountainside, Ralph of Wallington and William Sirchio of Bayville; a brother, Peter of r ^ TIRE VALVE ADDITIONAL West Palm Beach, Fla., six grandchildren; and l ^-MOUNTING two great-grandchildren. Services were under — TIRE DISPOSAL the direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, TIRE ROTATION EVERY 5,000 MILES ' >20 O F F $6 O F F with a Mass at Holy Family Roman Catholic FREE Purchase of 4 Tires I ^ MILEAGE WARRANTY I Purchase of 2 Tires Church, Union Beach. Interment was at W ith Coupon Only. Not ValidW ithO tner Coupons.Exp.6/8/94_____|______W ith Coupon Only. Not ValldW Hh Other Coupons. 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Chuck Mauer of Coldwell Banker Schlott's Matawan/Aberdeen office was nam ed Top Associate in A pril for all eight o f their M onm outh County offices. Named Top Chuck’s volum e was over Associate $2,600,000. w hich included “NINE” sales units. for the Month of April

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C B A C olts capture county cham pionship

______BY ALAN KARMIN______Keane. When Skrocki is on the mound, junior Sean McDonald is at first base and Staff Writer he has come through with a .344 average. The Christian Brothers Academy base­ The senior keystone combination of ball team rode the arm of senior southpaw second baseman Chris Kenney and short­ Steve Skrocki to its first Monmouth stop Don Ellis has sparked the team both County Tournament championship at offensively and defensively. Kenney is Liberty Oak Park in Freehold on Saturday. hitting .345 as the Colts’ leadoff hitter and Skrocki tossed a one-hit shutout to lead leads the team with 23 walks and 25 runs the Colts to a 5-0 victory over Keyport. scored while compiling an on-base aver­ age of well over .500. Ellis is right behind CBA coach Marty Kenney said the him in the lineup in the No. 2 hole with a tournament championship meant a lot to .380 average and a team-leading 13 stolen the Colts. bases. “It was something that the kids were At third base is Chris Farley, a senior really looking forward to,”, said Kenney. who is hitting at a .429 clip with a team- “It was one of the goals they had set earli­ leading 28 hits, six home runs and 29 er in the year because the last couple of RBI. Junior Carl Bloomfield also sees years we’ve come close. I thought they time at the hot comer for Farley. really focused in on the Monmouth County Tournament and Skrocki did a In the outfield, juniors Matt Callahan great job. He pitched all four games, but and Chris Gallagher have both seen action in left field. Callahan is hitting .423 while offensively we played very well and we HEAD ON — Above, Melinda Rutledge and Sandra Guides, both of also played solid defense throughout the Gallagher is at .333. Center field is patrolled by senior John Sawyer who is Matawan High School, battle for the ball during a game against Raritan tournament. We outscored the opposition High School. Below, Jaime Medric (5) of Raritan High School shields 34-3.” batting .327 with 14 free passes. Senior right fielder Chris Romaglino is hitting a off Matawan’s Guides, as they both challenge for the ball. Medric scored two goals and had one assist. Raritan won the game, 8-0. The title victory over Keyport (12-10) torrid .488 with nine doubles, two homers (Photo by Rich Schultz) capped a 13-game winning streak. The and 22 RBI. Colts (18-3) struggled at the beginning of the season and were saddled with a 5-3 The rest of the pitching staff includes record before things started to click for the senior left-hander Andy Kinsella (6-2, team. 2.35 ERA, 38 K’s in 37 innings), junior Larry Salvatoriello (2-0, 3.27), McDonald “I tried to stay as positive as possible (1-0, 2.19 mainly in relief), and sopho­ with the team,” said Kenney. “The only more A.J. Economou (2-0) who also sees game we were really beaten in was against action at first base and in the outfield. Howell. And I think that kind of shocked them a bit. We had played the first five With the Shore Conference innings and we were winning 2-1 and then Tournament coming up as well as the state we ended up losing 9-2. The other two playoffs, Kenney said the team is not yet games we lost were one-run games and looking that far ahead. we really didn’t play poorly. We had our “They’re looking for the A North opportunities, but we didn’t come up with title,” said Kenney on Sunday evening. “I the timely hitting. know the Shore Conference and state “But it did shake their confidence a tournaments are coming up, but right now little bit and I thought they were playing we’re tied for first with Howell and Middletown South (all with 10-3 A North tentatively. We talked about that and we decided that we couldn’t worry about los­ marks). We play South (15-6) on Tuesday ing, we just have to go out there and play. and Howell (17-4) has Middletown North (12-9, 8-5) so it has come down to that As a coach I know you can talk all you want, but you need to put together a few last game and obviously that’s what we’re really focusing in on right now. wins and fortunately we did, and started to get on that roll.” “We’re hoping we can do something Skrocki’s performance throughout the in the SCT and states, that’s also part of our goals, but basically it’s one step at a County Tournament gave the Colts a time.” boost as he carried a no-hitter into the bot­ tom of the seventh inning against Keyport, Eight Colts will be going on to play only to see the Red Raiders’ Chris baseball at the collegiate level. Skrocki Bechtoldt beat out a slow infield roller to will be playing at Lafayette College, Ellis break up the no-hit bid. is going to Allentown College, Farley will be at Albright College, Romaglino will The victory gave Skrocki a record of play for Lehigh University and Kenney 7-1 with a 1.75 ERA, striking out 70 bat­ and Kinsella have both signed to play for ters in 57 innings. At the plate, Skrocki is Monmouth College. East is still making a hitting .403 with five doubles, four triples, decision between Old Dominion and one home run and 22 RBI. Princeton Universities. Sawyer, who will The rest of the squad features senior graduate No. 1 in his class, was accepted Bart East behind the plate. East is hitting to Princeton on early admission and has .353 with three doubles, one home run and been invited to be on the Tigers’ baseball 20 RBI. He is backed up by junior Dan team as a walk-on. THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 25, 1994 5 1

H aw ks w in NJ AAU cham pionship

The Central Jersey Hawks 13-year-old of Holmdel who scored eight points and pressure applied by Weindorf, McKeever, the full-court pressure defense for an boys’ basketball team captured the New pulled down four rebounds, David Klatsky Daroff, Adam Fleischner of Holmdel and entire game,” said Hawks’ coach Howard Jersey AAU championship with a 62-59 of Holmdel who sank 6-7 clutch free Sean Feeney of Wall. The Hawks Alexander. victory over the Bergen County Jaguars. throws, and Chris Weindorf of Holmdel outscored the Jaguars 27-20 in the fourth Other members of the squad include The Hawks needed to utilize multiple full- who led the defensive charge. quarter as Klatsky went 10-10 from the Nai’im Bilaal of Red Bank, Mike Borak court pressure defenses to overcome An offensive explosion of 12 points in charity stripe and added a field goal for 12 of Ocean, Brian Snodgrass of Holmdel fourth-quarter deficits in both the final and the third quarter by Michael Alexander of points in the period. Alexander also hit for and Stefan Stawnychy. semifinal games to earn a, trip to the Middletown kept the Hawks in the game. seven points and Mendez chipped in with The Hawks also defeated Hopewell National AAU 13-year-old Daroff finished with a career-high 19 six points to lead the offensive surge. Valley-Mercer County 68-33 and the Championships in Memphis, Tennessee. rebounds and Alexander pumped in 21 Klatsky finished with 17 points; Central Jersey Hornets from Somerset In the semifinal round, the Monmouth points while McKeever, Klatsky and Mende had 16; Alexander collected 13. County 75-40 on their way to the state County based Hawks overcame a 17-point Jordan Mende of Manalapan each hit for With the Hawks’ victory this year, the championship. third quarter deficit to beat the Pirates, a double figures, scoring 10 points each. team has now won its third championship The team is looking for donations to Somerset County All-Star team, 61-55. In the championship game, the Hawks in three years. The squad captured the help pay for the $17,000 it will cost for The Hawks’ dramatic comeback over were saddled with a 26-22 half-time state’s 11-year-old title two years ago and entry fees, airplane fares and lodging to the Pirates was led in the fourth quarter by deficit. The Jaguars extended their lead to then the 12-year-old title last year. compete in the National Tournament. Kris Daroff of Ocean Township who 48-37 when the Hawks began to turn “We won another state championship Donations can be sent to Fred Klatsky, 7 grabbed 10 rebounds, Vinnie McKeever things around with full-court defensive because we had the team depth to keep up Pheasant Run, Holmdel, NJ 07733. Sport Shorts

gram will receive one complimentary ticket for enrolled in. Students must have their own 15, bringing their record to 5-2 and putting the first three Rockin’ Rollers’ home games at racket and wear proper attire. The fee is $30 them in the hunt for first place with three the Meadowlands Arena. and is payable at the Recreation Office. The 'Hazlet Recreation Office is located games to play in the regular season. The at 319 Middle Road. For any information Vipers’ defense paved the way for a 2-0 The Hazlet Recreation Commission will shutout over the Jackson Vies. Javier Domingo regarding recreation activities call 739-0653. be sponsoring a Junior Olympics Program for KEYPORT children ages 7 through 18 on June 18 from scored both goals for the Vipers while goal­ The Hazlet Gems came out shooting on 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. at Raritan High School. The second annual Pop Warner Football keeper Kurt Hostnik recorded hit fourth May 15 against Ocean. Catie Lomicky scored The events will include 50-, 100- and 200-yard Camp will be held from July 18-22 at the shutout in six starts. The Vipers will be partic­ two quick goals in five minutes from Tracy dashes; standing and running jumps; school Keyport High School athletic field for boys in ipating in the Westfield Memorial Day Week­ Bowles and Kim Adriance. Bowles then scored relays; football and softball throws; and a soc­ grades 3-8. Staff members include Keyport end Tournament and the 1994 Garden State on an unassisted “header” and Michelle Franco cer kick, dribble and throw. Gold, silver and High School head coach Mike Ciccotelli, Games. They are looking for team sponsors. connected on her first goal of the season off an bronze medals, along with school trophies, will Keansburg High School head coach John Contact Chuck Woolston at 888-8400 for in­ assist from Amy Nuss. Goalkeeper Shannon be awarded. Volunteers are requested to help Schultheis and kicking guru Pat Setnpier. formation. Lane recorded the shutout as the Gems upped supervise competitions, identify winners, and The fee is $40. Checks can be made payable to their record to 4-1-1 in MOSA Ull Girls Na­ move groups of children from one contest to the Keyport Recreation Commission and tional Play. The team is looking for girls inter­ The Middletown Tornadoes got back to another. mailed to: Pop Warner Football Camp, c/o their winning ways by dropping the Brick Ea­ ested in playing the Fall 1994 season. One Miguel Hernandez, 251 Atlantic St. No. 26A, team will be comprised of girls bom Aug. 1, gles 3-0 on May 14. The Under 13 girls’ trav­ The Under-19 girls traveling soccer team Keyport, 07735. For further information con­ eling squad remains in a tie for first place with 1982-July 31, 1984 and the second team Aug. will hold tryouts on June 18 and 19 from 11:00 tact Camp Director Miguel Hernandez at 1, 1984-July 31, 1986. For more details, call a.m.-1:00 p.m. at the Soccer Complex on 264-9283. a 5-1 record. Patty Storch, Allison Faulkner John Lomicky at 739-4611 or Vinnie Lane at Green Acres Drive. The rain date is June 26. and Aja Kosanke each scored a goal for the 787-6050. Tryouts will be held on June 7 and 9 For more information call Bob at 264-1548 or Tornadoes and goalkeepers Michelle DePolo from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Hazlet Soccer Com­ Joe at 739-3015. MATAWAN and Kathleen Misciagna combined for the plex. shutout with the help of a strong defensive ef­ The Under-10 girls traveling soccer team Duane Ball, of Matawan, took first place fort. The Tornadoes, in only their second sea­ The Hazlet Hawks, a 81-83 boys soccer will hold tryouts on June 21 and 22 from 5:30­ in the 1994 United States Natural son, are scheduled to appear in the Manalapan team in the Mid New Jersey League, remained 7:30 p.m. at the Soccer Complex. For further Bodybuilding Championship held at Invitational Tournament during Memorial Day undefeated and in first place with a 3-2 victory information call Nan at 888-2840. Washington Irving High School in New York weekend. over Cranford on May 8. Anthony Capella tal­ City on May 14. Ball, a fitness trainer at the lied twice and Eirik Tellefsen connected on a The Hazlet Recreation Commission will Racquet Health and Fitness Place in Old penalty shot in the last seconds of the game to Bridge, won the light-heavyweight division The Middletown Dynamites came back be sponsoring the Rainbow Foundation’s 3.1 with a 2-1 win over the Manalapan Magics on propel the Hawks to victory. mile (5K) race on June 26 at 9:00 a.m. The (174 1/2-189 1/2 pounds) and first place over­ race will begin and end at the Hazlet Swim and all in the amateur division. Winning this com­ May 15 after suffering two tough defeats to The Hazlet Hurricanes blew away Rox- Tennis Club. The Rainbow Foundation petition changes Ball’s status to a professional the Toms River Big Shots (3-1) and Brick bury 6-1 on May 8 to extend their record to 4­ specializes in financial assistance to families bodybuilder. He will be featured in an upcom­ Town (1-0). Kristen Petretta scored the 1. Shannon Farinick scored two goals to pace burdened with childhood diseases and help to ing issue of Natural Bodybuilding and Fitness Dynamites’ first goal on a penalty kick. the Hurricanes and Tara Lomicky, Siobhan battered and abused children. If you can’t par­ Magazine. Tara Froehlich increased the lead to 2-0 Tennant, Lori O’Neil and Erin McGreevy each ticipate but would like to send a donation, with an assist from Lauren Krzan. After the scored one goal in the winning effort. please send it to “The Friends of the Rainbow The Matawan Rotary Club, in conjunc­ Magics answered with a goal to cut the lead to Foundation” P. O. Box 5188, Hazlet 07730. tion with Aberdeen, will hold its first annual one, goalkeeper Kristin Hirt held off the The recreation department will sponsor charity golf outing to benefit the Bruce Manalapan attack to preserve the victory. The its annual Fishing Derby for children ages 3 Hazlet Recreation’s Rocket Basketball MacCutcheon Scholarship Fund of Matawan team will be traveling to Maryland where it through 17 on June 4 from 8:00 a.m.-12:00 Camp will be held June 28-July 2 from 8:45 Regional High School. It will be held Monday, p.m. at Veterans Memorial Park. Participants July 18, at 11:30 a.m. at Bamm Hollow will compete in the Potomac Memorial Day a.m.-12:00 p.m. at Raritan High School. The Tournament. may pre-register at the Recreation Office or on camp, which will be directed by Rich Sher­ Country Club in Middletown. Anyone interest­ the day of the Derby from 7:30-8:00 a.m. and man, is for children ages 10-17. Registration is ed in participating or placing an ad in the pro­ must supply their own bait and pole. All chil­ at the Recreation Office. The fee is $75 and a gram, please contact Martha A. Suhayda- The Middleiown Township Department dren must be accompanied by a parent or T-shirt is included. Vogt at 946-0900. of Parks and Recreation is sponsoring a Fa­ guardian. ther/Child Fishing Derby on Saturday, June 11 Registrations are now being accepted for (rain or shine) from 9-11:30 a.m. at the Port The Hazlet Recreation Commission will Hazlet Recreation’s Rockette Basketball Camp BH MIDDLETOWN Monmouth Fishing Pier in Port Monmouth, be sponsoring a bus trip to the Meadowlands for girls ages 10 through 17. The camp will be short awards ceremony will follow. The fe for a 7:30 p.m. professional roller hockey directed by Frank Duggan and will be held at The Middletown Terminators, a MOSA $5 per pair. The Derby is open cnlv to Mic' t - game between the New Jersey Rockin’ Rollers Raritan High School from July 5-9, from 8:45 Premier Division 82/83 boys’ soccer team, tied town residents and pre-registration is reqii, d. and Philadelphia on June 10. Tickets may be a.m.-12:00 p.m. The fee is $75 and can be paid the Jackson Vic Lightning 2-2 on May 14 a id Call 615-2260 for moie information. purchased at the Recreation Office at a cost of at the Recreation Office through June 24. $15 which includes transportation. The bus then came back to score a 4-1 victory over the Proof of physical is required which may be Brick Cheetahs the following day. Omar El- The Middletown Youth Athletic Ass ia- will leave from the Library Overflow Parking supplied by a school nurse or doctor. Lot on Middle Road. Sayed and Frank Montalvo each scored a goal tion travel baseball organization is for ng The Recreation Commission is spon­ against Jackson while goalkeeper Greg Spaltro two teams to play highly competitive ba1 -all The Hazlet Recreation Commission will soring a Tennis Program for beginners and made nine saves. Montalvo, Brian Godfrey, in Monmouth and Ocean counties throug the be sponsoring a “Roller Hockey Clinic” to be intermediates, ages 7-17, at the Raritan High Tim Stroebel and Scott Kruse each tallied once end of July. The age groups are 13 year: old given by the New Jersey Rockin’ Rollers for School tennis courts. Pre-registration is in the win over Brick and Spaltro stopped 14 and 14-15 years old. Serious players '»ily ages 8 through adult. Five one-hour lessons required for this program which runs Monday- shots. The Terminators are currently in second should call Tony Marione, 872-9249, G eg will be given at the Soccer Field Complex Thursday for five weeks beginning July 11. place in their division with a record of 4-2-'. DiGregorio, 495-0150, Kevin Haran, 495­ Parking Lot from June 20-24. The fee is $105 One hour of instruction will be given twice a 0247, or John Baldwin, 495-3685. and lessons will be scheduled according to age week during the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 The Middletown Vipers Premier U-10 groupings. Any child registering for this pro­ p.m. depending on which group the student is Boys’ soccer team posted another win on May Continued on next page

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SPORT SHORTS Sale ends 5-29-94 Continued from previous page FRANK’S W eekend NURSERY & CRAFTS REGIONAL Goodsports USA is now accepting regis­ tration for its summer multi-sports camps, S p e c ia ls ! summer roller hockey camps and summer soc­ cer camps. Camps are offered to children ages 4-16. There will be an open house to view the facility on May 22 from 9:00 a.m.-noon. There G . 9 9 are also openings for upcoming leagues in youth roller hockey and adult hockey. Youth 8' 2-inch leagues are open to children from 10-17 year S Shell olds and play will be on Saturdays beginning in June. There also is room in a men’s Street hockey league to be played on Saturday nights beginning in June. Applications are being ac­ cepted for outdoor men’s open, high school Bird Feeder and women’s soccer leagues to be played at Decorative Sea Girt Army Camp as well as a summer NOW THRU SUNDAY verdigris color. Regularly 7.99 beach volleyball league in Belmar. A men’s Wind Chime Superstars team competition will be held every HUGE PLANTS With Saturday night. Events include soccer, basket­ Bird Feeder ball, football, softball, tug of war and darts. IN 3-GALLON POTSI Choose from 6 For more information regarding any leagues, different styles. Reg. 9,99 ea. camps or activities, please call Goodsports at 290-0003.

On Sunday, March 6, more than 400 run­ ners completed the 13.1 mile course that took Flowering Shrubs them through the back roads of Middletown, Holmdel and Colts Neck, starting and finish­ Bird Feeder ing at Brookdale Community College in Makes a great accent piece. Lincroft during the E. Murray Todd Half­ Regularly 8.99 Marathon sponsored by the Monmouth County & Evergreens Parks Department. A number of local runners had a big day, highlighted by an overall third- 7 . 9 9 place finish in the women’s division by Jill Metal Evarts of Middletown who finished with a Sunflower time of 1:26:40, just 2:46 off the pace. Another Middletown resident, Annmarie Bird Feeder Prunty, finished first in the women’s 19-and- Hanging on a metal chain. under division with a time of 1:37:24. Robert •H0I1JES Reg. 8.99 Lapsley of Keansburg finished first in the r*CQTONEASTERl men’s 19-and-under division with a finish of •JUMPERS 1:27:08, while Clifford Russell of West •AND MANY 8 . 9 9 Keansburg finished in 1:18:46 to gamer first- B u y O n e , 91 z-inch place in the 30-39 division. Keyport’s William MORE! Sunflower Quinn’s time of 1:20:45 was good enough for a first-place finish in the men’s 40-49 division . Ralph Aquino of Middletown finished second & TOP VTrv G e t a 2 n d in the men’s 60 and over division while John WM QUALITY!) Soucheck of Aberdeen finished first in the VA^V*tm k. men’s race walkers division. The Third Annual Jon Pritsch Memorial Golf Tournament will be held May 31 at 2:00 p.m. at Fort Monmouth Golf Course. The tour­ FREE nament, in memory of the late high school golf standout, provides four scholarships of $ 1,000 each to students who pursue a career in a golf- related field. The cost per team is $125 for five players which includes greens fees for the 18 Buy one at our regular price of hole tournament, team and individual awards, 14.99 and get a second absolutely golf balls, bag tags, and a cookout dinner af­ $14.99 free! Fantastic assortment t a r terwards for all players and coaches. For an available, and each one is fully application or information, contact SAVINGS!] JUST Tournament Director John Knodel at covered by our one-year growth Middletown High School South by calling guarantee! While quantities last, so sARW Vffl, 706-6153 between 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. hurry in for the best selection. Specially tagged products only. North American Soccer Camps and the Holmdel Stallions, Holmdel’s youth traveling soccer club, will hold a second annual camp for youngsters ages 5-17 from June 27-July 1 FRANK'SCOOpS at the Satz Intermediate School and Holmdel High School athletic complex. NASC, based in Norwich, Conn., brings the majority of its coaches and trainers from England each sum­ « % Off mer and has been running camps for 25 years. There will be a three hour morning program for Munchkins (5 and 6-year-olds) and Nippers (7 and 8-year-olds). The balance of the programs will be offered on a half or full ■own too* $5 7.99 9.99 9 . 9 9 « > day basis. Groups will be formed by age abili­ 1 4 D . Flowering Hibiscus Wonderlawn ty. Active teams can train as a unit. Camp fees 0 1 I Soil Hanging Baskats In 10" Pot 3-lb. Grass Seed are $99 for a half day, $135 for a full day. to. il for lawns, flower & Ten-inch baskets full of Perfect for patio or porch. Dense Shade, Sun & Family discounts are available. Registration is 2 v t .stable gardens and beautiful blooming color. Flowers all summer long! Shade, Showplace or being accepted at the Holmdel Department of more. Reg. 1.49 each Great for deck or patio. Regularly 14.99 RufTuf. Reg. 11.99 ea. Recreation (946-2879). For further informa­ tion, call Dean Vlecides at 888-3330. S A GIRT 2145 Highway 35, north of Allantic Ave. (908) 449-368 BRICKTOWN 116 Brick Blvd. at ■ ■ n M M Store Hours: Beavereon Blvd. (9®| 920-3630 W. LONG BRANCH Monmouth Rd. Route 71 (908) 229-2587 Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9 GARDEN TOOL TRADE-IN! *?NGUSHTOWN R t 9, low miles north of Freehold Circle. (908) 536-7748 HAZLET 2931 Highway 35, one News about area athletes in college, local block south of K-Mart. (908) 739-3032 HOWELL Rt. 9, comer of Frieidship Rd. 1/4 rnle north of K-Mart. Saturday 8 to 9 Last day! Saturday, May 28 from 8am £06)905-1618 KENVIL Rt. 46. one mile east of Ledgewood Circle. f.!01) 564-3010 BRIDGEWATER 794 Rt. Sea Girt • Bricktown • Sunday 9 to 7 to 10am. Bring in an old tool and save recreation teams or registrations may be sent 202,21/2 miles south of Somerville CWe.(908) 218-1930 lim ited Craft Section Senior* Wednesdays Hazlet • Howell • Kenvil • ^ow Hiring) S3 on your next purchase! Further to Sport Shorts, News Transcript, PO Box 423, get 10S o* your total mrchamfee purchase. M utt lie age 60 or over. Bridgewater Sm Store Manager details at stores. Morganville 07751, at. Tim Morris. To reach the Sports Department, call 972-6740, ext. 201. THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 25,1994 5 3

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Seeks S/DWM, beach. Seeks SWF, 19-29, 50, race unimportant, for walks DBF, 5*8”, SLENDER ligent, N/S, enjoys working out, ISO-ln Search Of SWF, seeking S/DWM, 24-30, DWF, young 40's, S’S", 115lbs, 37-45, w/same interests, to with similar interests, for friend­ N/S-Non Smoker on beach, romantic times, trav­ enjoys movies, beaches, and blonde/green, enjoys dancing, Enjoys sports, horseback rid­ ship/relationship. 9 3114 sports, movies, travel, church ing, and movies. Seeks SWM, build toward a long-term rela- on Sunday. Seeking a woman N/D-Non Drinker el, fun, and possible relation- many other things. Let’s talk. dining, sports, long talks, trav­ (exp6/8) C&W-Country and Western N/S, 28-39, tall and energetic tionship. 93077 (exp6/1) for possible relationship. ship. 9 32 38 (exp6/29) 9 31 22 (0X06/8)______elling, and quiet, romantic VERY HANDSOME LTR-Long Term Relationship evenings. Need a strong shoul- with sense of humor. 9 3 0 9 9 GREEN-EYED LADY 9 3048 (exp6/22)______G-Gay ____ (exp6/8)______Mature, honest SWCF, seeking SBM, 6’2", 205, sincere, fit, QteCi any.age^ 931.25 jexp6/8I seeks very attractive fit SF. CLASSY LADY LIFE IS WHAT’S GOING ON S/DCWM, N/S, N/D. 40-55, Don't let life get you down, call intelligent, honest, good sense Enjoys concerts, dancing, Attractive DWF, 57", blonde, of humor. 93072 (exp6/1) romantic dining and traveling. “ H ill UvUUll 50 something, professional, and meet a great lady waiting to take you away from that BE MY LOVE Race unimportant. 9 3266 Your Business N/S, seeking professional (exp7/6) male 49-55, for good conver­ madness. Enjoys sports, mo­ But first be my best friend, ImOanShsine sation, laughter and friendship. vies, romantic dinners, and SWJF, late 50's, vivacious, LOOKING FOR SOMEONE SPECIAL 93127(exp6/8)______more. 9 3100 (exp6/8)______pretty, affectionate, seeking *T

CRUtSM1 WfTH OASSmEAST BRUNSWICK-For Rent Society Hill. 2 bedrm, 2 Vfe baths. Amenities incl. pool & -WINNER- tennis. Available now. $1,100. O r mo. plus security. Incl. m ainte­ nance. Call 908-651-7309 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP CLASSIFIED BARBARA MORANO INDEPENDENCE SQUARE w*1* frnm H a z le t GREAT BUY 3 bedroom, 1Vfc baths, large DEADLINES eat-in kitchen, dining & living MONDAY....Line Ads -1:30 pm rooms. Includes all window Display Ads -11:00 am treatments. Great location with 1-800-660-4ADS patio & wooded backyard. Asking $99,900. By appoint­ HOURS OPEN SATURDAYS 9-2 NOTICES EATONCREST APTS ment only 908-431-3883 NOTICES Tennis & swim club. Large size rooms w/19ft living rm. Reaching Over 140,000 Homes Monday... 8:00 am-5:30 pm Wednesday.8:00 am-6:30 pm 008a Adult Tuesday... 8:00 am-5:30 pm Thursday...8:00 am-6:30 pm Only minutes from Ocean • News Transcript • Sentinel • Suburban • Bayshore PUBLIC NOTICE beaches, Golf Courses, Fish­ Communities ing & Boating. Near all hous­ Independent • Middletown Independent • Examiner Friday..... 8:00 am-5:30 pm Saturday.. 9:00 am-2:00 pm Notice ol Proposed Aeronautical Facility Licensing es of Worship & Malls. Mon- COVERED BRIDGE NO. 1 Please read your ad on the first day of publication. We accept ALL INTERESTED PERSONS are hereby advised that the Division ot F r i 9 : 3 0 a m -4 pm , Local Sentinel/Suburban Readers responsibility for only the first incorrect insertion. We reserve the Aeronautics, of the New Jersey Department of Transportation, has received 908-542-1105. Pine Brook Manalapan - Immediate right to edit. re|ect or properly classify any ad. an application from MONMOUTH COUNTY SHADE TREE COMMISSION for a Rd., Hope Rd., Eatontown. 2 occupancy, Near club. May Call 254-7979 license to establish a HELISTOP (OFFICIAL USE) located ADJACENT TO THE blocks from Exit 105 G SP 1 bedrm. upper $60,000. MONMOUTH COUNTY PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE, HALLS MILL ROAD, 2 bedrm. upper $70,000. FREEH0L0, NEW JERSEY (MONMOUTH COUNTY). MILLTOWN-Corporate type SACKS REALTY CO. Accordingly, the Division of Aeronautics invites written comments or couple looking to rent 1 & 2 201-798-3500 objections regarding this proposed license. All comments or objections bdrm. apts. No pets. Call after Eves. & weeks-ends must address the issue of the effect of the proposed license upon the public 4pm 908-246-0449 908-536-2692 health and safety. NOTICES 1 MISCELLANEOUS 66-66 Upon receipt of written comments or objections, and a determinations SAYREVILLE by the Division of Aeronautics that the proposed licensing is a 'contested BORDENTOWN AVENUE case', as defined by N.J.S.A. 52:14B*1 et seq., this matter may be scheduled for a public hearing. The above-named application and all related documents are available for WINDING WOOD 1 & 2 BEDROOM GARDEN OLD BRIDGE-Part of house ______k . APARTMENTS FROM $570. for rent. Full garage. 1 or 2 GARAGE SALES 60 REAL ESTATE 5-15 ENTERTAINMENT 69 (609) 530-2908. BRAND NEW AVAILABLE bdrms., kitchen, central air. Any interested person may submit questions or comments, in writing, Open daily 10am-6pm For details call 908-679-6192 908-238-3919 no later than 30 days from today. PARLIN - Comfy, clean. Appl. All submissions regarding this matter should be directed to: priv., private bath, $400./mo. Office of Community Involvement SOUTH AMBOY New Jersey Department of Transportation + sec. Call 908-721-6169 1035 Parkway Avenue, CN 600 1 bdrm. apt., all util. paid. COMMERCIAL 17-28 SERVICE DIRECTORY 70-96 RED BANK - NICE CLEAN INSTRUCTION 63 Trenton,n, New Je rse y 08625 j Avail now. 908-525-3630 FURN. RM. QUITE, SAFE AREA. CALL 908-530-8317 GILES B. MAUPIN, CHIEF BUREA) NSPECTION & AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS May 25,1994 $198.00 FINANCIAL 29-32 LOST & FOUND 64 BOATING 105-106 FREE MARKET ANALAYSIS Call Bob ERA Advantage MILLTOWN- Spacious apt., NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS Realtors 908-591 -8000 renovated kit., skylights, free SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY parking. Close to Rutgers. HAZLET-BEST BUY $390./mo. incl. all util./cable. Docket No. F-15050-93 BY OW NER. Split, comer lot. Refs. req. Serious inquires EMPLOYMENT 35-41 PETS/ANIMALS 65 AUTOMOTIVE 110-119 Totally renovated throughout. only. No pets. 908-828-5661 STATE OF NEW JERSEY, TO: THOMAS PRYOR and NEW kitchen, 4 bedrooms, SO./NO. BRUNSWICK-M/F MRS. THOMAS PRYOR, his wife IV 2 baths, vaulted living room non-smoker, to share lux. 2 ceiling, large family room, YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to bdrm/2 baths, fum., wash./ Comm ercial Advertisers Please Call For Rates screened patio, 2 car garage. dry., air. $450. + util. AvaiL. serve upon Katz, Ettin, Levine, Kurzweil & WBber, $157,900. Call 908-389-0949 P.A., whose address is 905 North Kings Highway, immed. Call 908-297-8758 HOMES Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08034-1569, An Answer to Tired of renting? Buy a home the Complaint and Amendment to Complaint (if any) now! Thousands of Mobile Homes FLEA ADS For Private filed in a civil action in which Lumbermens Mortgage repossessed and bank homes For Private Corporation, is Plaintiff and Thomas Pryor, et al, are and properties available with Party Items Defendants, pending in the Superior Court of New little or no money down. EAST BRUNSWICK 85 To receive current list Party Items Jersey, within thirty-five days after May 25, 1994 14’ X 54’. 2 bedrooms. On u n d e r $75. • 4 Lines $ i z CALL TOLL FREE! large lot, yard, shed, double exclusive of such date. If you fail to do so, Judgment 1-800-436-6867 Ext. R 2606 parking s p a c e . Asking One Item per ad by Default may be rendered against you for relief • 2 Weeks 1 0 - HOWELL-BY OWNER $29,000. Call 908-257-9142 4 Lines • 2 W eeks demanded in the Complaint and Amendmeht to FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Prepaid Complaint (if any). You shall file your Answer and POINTE O ’ W OODS P re p a id 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, liv­ SILVERMEAD-Must Sell! $4-each additional line Proof of Service in duplicate with the Clerk of the $5.00 ing room, family room, dining Double wide, corner lot, 2 lg. Superior Court, Hughes Justice Complex, CN-971, room, 2 car garage, deep "May be phoned in bedrooms. Asking $28,000. or 'No Phone Calls - Coupon Only Trenton, New Jersey 08625, in accordance with the wooded back yard, c/air. best offer. 908-409-2657 $189,000. Call 908-780-6552 Rules of Civil Practice and Procedure. HAZLET-Why Rent? New mo­ This action has been instituted for the purpose of MANALAPAN bile homes. Financing. 15 & foreclosing the mortgage dated October 5, 1989, and 20. year. 6 mo-1 yr. free rent Call: 908-888-9335 made by Thomas Pryor, to Lumbermens Mortgage L shape ranch. 1 acre, c/a, Charge Your Ad IKS pH 3-5 bdrms, finished bsmt, Corporation recorded in the Monmouth County patio, sprinklers. Many extras. MONMOUTH JCT. Clerk’s Office, Book 4742, at Page 147; to recover Low $200.'s 908-446-4954 SCHULT ’72, 12’x65’, 2 bed­ Fax Your Ad 908-432-0016 possession of and concerning real estate located at 8 room, screened in porch, cen­ Owl Road, Howell, New Jersey 07731. MARLBORO tral air., washer/dryer, fenced You, Thomas Pryor are named a party Defendant 2 bedrm., 2V£ bath Townhome in yard, pets allowed. MUST in The Orchards. Central air, SELL. Asking $20,000 or best hereto by reason of the fact that you are one of the offer. Call 908-274-1722 original mortgagor and titled owners of the property fireplace, eat-in-kitchen, great backyard. Sale or rent. " o w / U t f being foreclosed on in this action. NORTH BRUNSWICK glt W m W 908-536-6531 MOBILE HOME You, Mrs. Thomas Pryor are named a party Excellent condition. Excellent Use our handy Private Party Coupon. Defendant hereto by reason of the fact that if Thomas OLD BRIDGE price. Call 609-655-0132 Select the ad that best meets your needs. Pryor is married, his wife, designated herein as Mrs. by owner. A rare find. Va acre, Thomas Pryor may have an interest in the subject vintage, 4 bdrm., charming co­ 12 Lots & Acreage property being foreclosed on in this action. lonial set in new family devel­ OFFICIAL □ F le a (Items under $75) One item per ad opment featuring 2 baths, eat You may contact the Lawyer Referral Service of the in kitchen, liv. rm. w/fireplace. French door louvre window, c o u p o n ^ □ B IG D E A L (Items over $75) County in which this action is pending by calling 908­ MAUSOLEUM 431-5544. If you cannot afford an attorney, you may formal dining rm. w/fireplace & INSIDE DOUBLE at Franklin communicate with the Legal Services office Of the side screened porch, 10'x17’. Please include all spaces and punctudtion. One character per box. Hardwood floors throughout. Memorial Park. MUST SELL. County in which this action is pending by calling 908­ Mini kitchen w/side laundry Call 908-297-6844 747-7400. rm. & back porch, 14’x14', & basement. Asking $145,000. DONALD F. PHELAN, CLERK 908-679-8655 after 12 noon Superior Court of New Jersey OLD BRIDGE-BY OWNER. 3 015 Rentel8r/Winter DATED: May 13, 1994 bdrm. ranch, 2 baths, finished basement, central air, fenced CAPE MAY Published May 25, 1994 Cost $264.00 yard. Walk to NYC bus. $135,000. Call 908-251-1536 3 bedroom house, new kitch­ en, bath. June $400. 3 night weekend; July $650. per Name__ PARLIN week. Call 609-924-6167 Bi-level. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Address. New kitchen, hot water heater, Use your central air, heating system. In­ Need help City____ State_ ground, heated pool. C a ll writing your ad? VISA or “All Real Estate advertised in this 908-727-8678 newspaper is subject to the Federal Zip---- . Day Phone_ .Evening Phone, Housing Act of 1968 which makes it THE BEST Listing Program! Our experienced Master Card illegal to advertise any preference, lim itation or discrimination baaed on VISA#_ race, color, religion, sex or national 2% LIST COST Classified advisors origin, or an intention to make any Mail Payment & Coupon to: to pay such preference, limitation or dis­ Sell $200,000-Save $2,000. will help you write a MC#_ crimination. Greater Media Newspapers for your ad! This newspaper w ill not knowingly Written commitment on ads till accept any advertising for Real Es­ sold. Full service broker. most effective ad. Expiration date______- ' '■ > > > tate which is In violation of th e law. Our readers are informed that all Ask for Paul Ricca Give us a call at 7 Edgeboro Rd. • East Brunswick, NJ 08816 1-800-660-4-ADS. dwellings advertised in this newspa­ R & B Brokers Realty, Inc. Ads are subiect to approval. W * per are available on an equal op­ AM: 908-972-8096/264-7734 portunity basis.” 1-800-660-4ADS Office: 908-431-3933 5 6 MAY 25, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT 15 Summer/Winter nted 035 Halp Wanted ■ Full Time

DISNEY AREA FLA. ACCOUNTANCY TEMP DECORATING ASSOCIATE HOLMDEL/HAZLET CLEANING BUSINESS for AUTO MECHANIC DRIVERS WANTED 2/3/4/ bedroom. Luxury homes Seeking creative business sale. Make your own hours, YOUR ACCOUNTANT Full time, experience In SU PERIOR CARRIERS, INC. INSTALLER 3mi. Disney. From $550/wk. 1-4 room office suites. Short make your own money. Op­ minded person for interior HAS THE FOLLOWING brakes, front ends & tune-ups. We are now taking applica­ Permanent & Summer posi­ 908-446-8237.... 908-446-0224 term leases, shared services. portunity knocks for partners decorating. Training. Part/full ASE certification is a plus, tions for OW NER OPERA­ tions available for installation Start at $290./month (3 would be ideal) or ambi­ POSITIONS AVAILABLE time. Call 908-946-8896 LBI, BARNEGAT LIGHT good salary, paid vacation & TORS. Must be 23 years old. of office furniture & storage Call 908-264-1138 tious entrepreneur. Price in­ holidays, 401K plan, training Must have CDL with HAZ. equipment. Some work experi­ 3 bedroom, 2 bath, w/w, cludes truck, equipment & es­ A/P available. For appointment call DRIVER endorsement. Must pass DOT ence necessary. Driver's li­ washer/dryer, dish washer, MATAWAN Main St. Victorian tablished Central NJ client BILLING (Insurance or physical, drug screen, written Mike Mintz at 908-613-5115 F/T P/T New furniture cense required. 908-972-7375 micro, a/c. Available weekly or charm. Office suites available. base of regularly cleaned Medicali and road test. Tractor must deliveries. Must be self­ weekends. Call 609-921-7831 1mo Free Rent. 908-583-7777 homes & offices. Will provide COLLECTIONS (Medical) AUTOMOTIVE- Now hiring for pass inspection. Tractor training & support. $50,000. STAFF & SENIOR the following positions. motivated. Clean CDL a must. LOG CABIN, PA. should be equipped with a LABORERS For prospectus write to: • Sales person for cars & Call 908-446-4049 $800./PER WEEK ACCOUNTANTS product pump or compressor. PO Box 592 Parlin, NJ 08859 parts Experienced laborers and CALL 908-254-1331, EVES 023 Industrial Company offers competitive Properties ■ Needed tor immediate open­ Sales Manager DRIVER rates. W e are a 48 State foirklift operators LONG BEACH ISLAND - LIQUOR LICENSE ings. Long term, temp to perm Auto Mechanic carrier and growing. BEACH HAVEN WEST - 1 in local areas. Please FAX re­ Call 908-721-2000 F/t p/t-Limousine service. Old Call 1-800-879-7727 needed immediatly. available tor SAYREVILLE. Bedrm., avail, in beach house sumes to 908-738-9076 or Bridge area. 908-679-6424 Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm. SPOTSWOOD- For sale Plenary retail consumption li­ to share w/4 prof. adults. mail resumes to: Ask for Robin Pemp CALL WESTERN 3,000 sq. ft. split rib block cense. Asking $35,000. Will BARBER Weekly, monthly, & week-end bldg. 1/2 acre, light industry, entertain all offers. Will accept YOUR ACCOUNTANT DRIVER ELECTRICIAN- Minimum 4 TEMPORARY SERVICES rates avail. 908-355-5257 sprinklered lawn & 3 baths. Needed for busy Freehold terms. Call 908-757-2085 629 Amboy Avenue Great career opportunity for year experience. HELPER- New 1986. 908-238-0500. shop. Experience necessary. 908-238-4700 versatile driver with clean Minimum 2 years experience. S.SEASIDE PARK Evenings 908-254-5277. Edison. NJ 08837 Good pay, friendly atmos­ VENDING ROUTE ESTAB­ phere. Ask for Lori record. 25 or old. LABORER- No experience, LABORORS & TRUCK DRIV­ 3 bedroom cottage. Sleeps 6. 908-738-4887 LISHED- Exc. CASH Profits. 908-431-0822 Good benefits available. will train. Benefits, overtime, ERS Needed for asphalt pav­ Cable TV. Call 908-297-3195 $2,000./wk. potential. Ltd. Call 908-721-3443 room for advancement. Must ing company. 908-583-4842 Avail. 1-800-870-2354 ADMINISTRATIVE CARPENTERS/HELPERS have tools & driver’s license. DRIVER ST. MAARTEN Norell Sen/ices, inc. has for local home improvement 908-739-2683 work. Call 908-679-1185 Ideal for honeymoon. Luxuri­ VENDING ROUTE immediate administrative/ GRAPHIC DESIGNER LIFEGUARDS secretary openings for short GREAT ous Port De Plaisance. 1 Must sell, very strong cash and long-term temporary DESKTOP PUBLISHING Great Summer Jobs bdrm, 2 bath, sleeps 4. Any ★ A BUSINESS ★ business. 1-800-820-4353 CLERICAL MAGAZINE PRODUCTION week 5/1 - 10/1. Eves, or positions. You must have SUMMER JOB! Need-Certification that I started & own did $6 excellent communication skills, weekends. 908-946-4233 EXPERIENCED: Magazine/newsletter publisher Day Hours Only million last year. Help me ex­ YOUR OWN BUSINESS type minimum of 45 wpm, FUN! seeks creative graphic de­ Excellent Salary WILDWOOD CREST-Pacific Ave pand. P/T, F/T, domestically & Searching for motivated experience in any of the SECRETARY/ Weaser’s Ices is looking for a signer. Knowledge of publica­ Call 908-446-5377 1 & 2 BEDROOM UNITS internationally. No investment. individuals with high income following wordprocessing WORD PROCESSING few good people to run Italian tion and advertising design, Air cond., w/w carpet, color Company is 9 yrs old & is top expectations. Multinational packages: DATA ENTRY CLERKS Ice Routes in Monmouth purchasing print/production TV, eat-in kit., bath, liv. rm. rated. Call Mike to hear & business opportunity. No • WordPerfect RECEPTIONIST County. Earn $250. to $400. services. IBM/PC Ventura ex­ MANAGERS Rent by week. 609-522-8262 leave message 908-389-7523 capital investment. (w or w/out Windows per week plus bonuses too. perience preferred. Call Call 908-651-7477 - * Lotus CALL WESTERN Good driving record a must. 908-257-7645 Assistant Managers • MSWord for Windows TEMPORARY SERVICES or send resume to-. Call 908-780-2242 Large retail chain seeking FT • AmiPro P. O. Box 265 management personnel for D o c n v t Bask in the Sun on a 027 Bu Macintosh Computer Skills 908-238-4700 DRIVER/MESSENGER East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Union, Plainfield & Staten Is­ For immediate interview, I l C w U r l Beautiful Sandy Beach.. Must have own car. Perfect land locations. Apply in per­ — please call 908-828-9111. for graduates. 908-431-4697 son a t D.E. Jones Play Tennis on the Lighted Competitive pay rates CONSTRUCTION HAIR STYLIST & Gateway Plaza Courts...Enjoy the Jacuzzis SIGN NORELL SERVICES, INC. LABORERS MANICURIST 1038 U.S. Hwy 9 Experienced Brickoters/Stucco DRIVERS Parlin, N.J. 197 Route 18 S., Suite 110 Trainees. 908-359-4168 With following. Ask for Carrol C o n d o and Saunas...Relax at the 12’ long x 2’ wide. Box for Airport limo. Full time/part No telephone calls East Brunswick, NJ 908-431-0955 Oceanfront Cabana Bar. outdoor business sign. Insert EOA/ADA CONSTRUCTION Laborer time. Flexible hours. High $$. own panel. Like new. $400. or with experience in installing RETIREES WELCOME. Call HAIR STYLIST & NAIL TECH best offer. Call Sue AGENT - BANKABLE JOB MECHANIC pipes. Please call 908-297-4004 Experienced only. Excellent MYRTLE BEACH 908-251-3335 opportunity. 908-431-9070 F o r 908-329-2960 DRIVERS WANTED Sm all engine. Entry level South Carolina SALES $ AVON HAIRDRESSER- acceptable. Will train. Howell COUNSELORS SUPERIOR CARRIERS, INC. With following. Friendly salon area. Call 908-308-2200 1-800-545-8390 We are now taking applica­ in Freehold. Flexible hours S tu d io Co-ed, Childrens sleep away tions for COMPANY tank trail­ available. Full time - part time. MECHANIC WANTED AGENT-A Beautiful job er drivers. Must be 23 years camp. Call 908-972-8175 Call between 9 am - 5 pm. For muffler shop. Must have old. Must have CDL with HAZ. 908-866-0664 tools and experience. Apply in SALES-AV0N endorsement, must pass DOT FINANCIAL COUNSELORS person Meineke Muffler, i SleepsS S * g tb i physical, drug screen, written HOUSE CLEANER T o ll Free 1-800-662-2292 Midstate Mall. Route 18, to 460 Perfect for present Junior 8i and road test. W e are a 48 For Monmouth/Middlesex S i r East Brunswick. 908-254-7470 375 AIR CONDITIONING & HEAT­ Senior High School students State carrier and growing. residential daytime cleaning for Day camp in Marlboro/ 535 to 63* L eWEEKJ^ ING- Sheet metal mechanics, Many benefits. service. Car necessary. Will Freehold area. 908-308-0405 MEDICAL SUPERVISOR FOR r a t e s helpers, & service technicians. Call 1-800-879-7727, train. Call 908-583-9617 COLLECTIONS- Hands on Minimum of 5 years experi­ Monday-Friday, 9am - 5pm. AU- surgery practice. Experience. ence. Top pay. Health insur DAY CAMP Ask for Robin Pemp. FAX & FIGURES ance, company vehicle, paid Send resume with salary re­ vacations, holidays. HIRING: Classified Sells quirements to: Photographs Gladly Shown Full charge bookkeeping, pay­ Greater Media Newspapers Call 1-800-696-1971 Sports Coaches LEDOY & DICK POLITY 908-566-5220 roll & invoicing by experienced Group Leaders Classified Works! 1-800-660-4ADS Box 84 bookkeeper & tax preparer. AIR CONDITIONING Pool Staff (certificate required) 7 Edgeboro Road YOUR OFFICE OR MINE. Call 908-446-5377 East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Call Linda 908-938-9112 SERVICE PERSON COME TO THE BEACH JOHN HASLACH CPA ACCOUNTING & TAXES INSTALLER And save a bundle, too! Call 908-583-6625 Immediate Opening. Benefits available. Call 1-800-371-1235 MYRTLE BEACH. S.C. Financial ARTIST-Air Brush ■ H H Seaside Boardwalk. Great wide l location. Experienced. Must FAST CASH FOR YOUR have portfolio 908-286-9415 MORTGAGE OR TRUSTEE CALL 908-787-5565 AUTO MECHANIC Experienced in brakes, BEACHFRONT CONDOS front ends and tune ups. ASE certified is a plus Great salary. Paid vacation and Oceanfront balconies, emylling holidays, uniforms and 401K you need including microwm, 4 m plan. For appointment washer/dryer, beachfront pool, too. EMPLOYMENT call Tim 908-846-2125 035 Help Wanted CLASSIFIED WEEKLY RATES Full Time Loaded with 2 Bedroom i 3 Bedroom ADVERTISERS something for $575-*800 I $650“*950 & READ ER S H is the policy of this newspaper that all help wanted advertisements everyone! Bill and Jackie Canino w ill begin with a (ob title. 908-577-0892 C all 1-800-660-4 ADS Call 1-800-660-4ADS •a********************************************* t * C m ^ ------> CLASSIFIED MEMORIAL DAY DEADLINES -C Sell your extra items < -C In observance of M EM ORIAL DAY our office w ill be CLOSED on -c > - SATURDAY MAY 28th and . ) • ■ 4 Lines $4 fJOQ c < MONDAY MAY 30th ■ 2 Times lO ) * -c >- *$4 for each additional line •t. THE FOLLOWING DEADLINES mil BE IN EFFECT: c > • -£ Business & Service ads...... 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APPLE GS-3VS » 5Vt disks. OLD BRIDGE Loving mom I 1 Ve memory, color monitor, will care for your child in her I ABC TYPING software, system saver. $695. n e w s p a p e r deliv ery RECEPTIONIST home . Oreat references. Call AREA SUPERVISORS- TEACHERS (3) LETTERS 8. MORE!! Call 908-297-7181 Early morning. The Star Led­ 908-679-2291 NURSE’S AIDE Work from home. Earn Tu p wanted for Manalapan Chiro­ Conservative afternoon He­ REASONABLE RATES ger has delivery positions practic office. Telephone, I IBM COMPATIBLE 386SX/40~ PAY! Call 908-929-0369 brew School. (1) Knowledge OLD BRIDGE Quality loving Call 908-536-3495 6:50am-3pm, 3pm-9pm & available in your area. Earn computer & typing preferred. BRAND NEW. 2 year parts & of Hebrew language required. child care. State registered. 3pm-11pm. State certified (or BUS DRIVERS-CDL License $400. to $500. a month, plus Monday, Wednesday, Friday labor. 4m RAM, 130m HD, (2) Rituals, and customs re­ One on one care. Starting late required. Needed for day cash incentives. A reliable car 2pm-9pm, Tuesday 2pm-7pm. 15 FREE RESUMES 1.44FD, 14" SVGA color. long term care. Differential for quired. Monday & W ednes­ July. Call 908-251-4809 ' weekends. New applications camp. 5 days a week. Excel­ is a must. 1 *800-242-0850 Call 908-536-8700 w/first order. Wrilten/typeset, 2S1P1G ports, mouse. day, 4:00 - 6:20 pm. Start lent salary. Call 908-972-3687 OLD BRIDGE-Child Care by laser printed. RUSH Service. 101KB. M.-F. 908-308-0600 only being accepted: September 1994. Please call experienced mom in my Write For You....908-446-8012 Holmdel Convalescent Center NOW HIRING SALES 908-367-1677 166 Highway 34 CIRCULATION home. References available. Holmdel, NJ 07733 Go-4-lt X-Press Delivery, multi Cameo Lingerie is now in this Call 908-360-9233 SERVICE REP restaurant delivery service PROFESSIONAL OPTICAL SALESPERSON area. $75.-$100. per show. TEACHERS needs 8 drivers. Excellent $25,000 + full time. needed tor Manalapan eye­ Text, PC design, laser printer. PART TIME pay Day, evening, weekend Free sample kit 908*390-6501 glass store. Must have flare Experienced, to teach reading Faxing avail. 908-566-4878 The Star-Ledger has immedi­ hours. Must use own car. Also Hebrew prayers. September FUR COATS lor fashion & an outgoing per­ ate openings for early risers. 3 phone order takers. 15-25 sonality. No experience nec '94. Temple Rodepti Torah, | Almost new. Lynx jacket- $110. starting salary plus car hours per week. Evening and SALES AU PAIRS essary. Call Jeff or Mike Marlboro, 908-308-3836 I medium-pd. $5,000. Asking expenses, dental and vision weekend hours. Call People needed to sell & dem­ AVAILABLE! $1,000. MINK C O AT-long, 908-972-2221 benefits, vacations, commis­ 908-536-1212 onstrate DISCOVERY TOYS. black- med.-lg. Paid $4,500. RESTAURANT sions, rapid salary increases. Make your own hours. Perfect TEACHERS Share the world j Asking $1,000. MINK JACKET WAITER/WAITRESS Experi­ Call NOW! 1-800-242-0850 for returnees. 908-821-1212 NURSE’S AIDE w ith y our children. -ski jacket style-paid $750. enced. COOK - Short Order - p/T. Science, Spanish & MERCHANDISE Experienced. 908-431-9022 CLEANING 6:50am-3pm, 3pm-9pm SEAMSTRESS French for Jewish Day School Affordable, live-in Asking $350. 908-671-2201 Apply in person: 3pm-11pm. State certified for in East Brunswick for Septem­ ch ild care by FUR JACKET-Grease Fox. ber 1994. Must be certified. Gina’s Restaurant Available in Freehold area. long term care. Differential for * COUNTER HELP for tailor English speaking, I Germany. Like new. Paid Minimum 2 years experience 660A Rte. 33, Freehold Evenings, Monday through weekends. New applications shop & dry cleaner. Located experienced, LEGAL ! Antiques I $3,000. Asking $800. Size 38 only being accepted: in Freehold. 906-462-0196 Send resume to: (Plaza Shopping Center) Friday. Experience a plus. European au pairs. J Germany. Call 908-297-8758 Call 201-586-9400 Holmdel Convalescent Center Solomon Schechter SALES- FREEHOLD RACE | JACKET-NATURAL BLUE 188 Highway 34 Oay School ALL OLD ORIENTAL RUGS & WAY MALL, Stride Rite Posi SECRETARY Call AuPairCar* CLEANING HELP- Worker Holmdel, NJ 07733 511 Ryders Lane Paisley shawls. Any size or FOX. Size large, brand new. tions available for seivice ori­ at needed P/T. Dusting & vacu­ P/T needed to join a busy East Brunswick, NJ 08816 cond, 1-800-221-5119 CASH $300. Call after 5:30 pm or ented salesperson with retail uming only. 908-723-1786 growing office. Morning or af 908-363-069* leave message 906-739-1828 background. Call OFFICE HELP ternoon hours. Must be organ ANTIQUES- ” WEDDING G OW N - Never 908-431-0972 11am-6pm COLLECTORS NEEOED Some computer experience & ized & willing to learn many TELEMARKETER EXPERIENCED ! worn. Size 16, full length. phone work for pleasant office different tasks. For information Insurance Company seeking^ SOO'4-AUPAIR Top prices paid for: Antique HOURS FLEXIBLE $500. Call for details SEAMSTRESS in Matawan. Call between call Lisa Weiss 908-536-2300 person with good speaking furniture, oriental rugs, paint­ CALL 908-431-6783 908-462-7856 8am-4pm, 908-566-2417 voice. Good pay. ings, jewelry & silver. W e pur­ wanted to work in bridal shop. chase entire contents of es­ CRAFTERS - Sweatshirt 908-577-8600 WEDDING GOWN Experience with beading, se­ SECRETARY tates. Will come to your home. painters, wood painting, hand PHLEB0T0MIST I Size 9, White with (ace & quins. chiffon & silk. Full or Synagogue office. 20 hours Call 908-888-0736 sewn dolls. 908-536-7352 beading. MUST SEE! Paid part time. Call 908-536-1835 For blood mobile drives in per week. Must be computer TELEMARKETERS GRANDMAS-908-254-9504 $2,500. Asking $500. Call or 718-966-5738 Monmouth County. Must have literate. Manalapan area. Call CUSTOMER SERVICE F/T, P/T. Salary/commission. 908-446-0906______minimum 1 year recent phle­ 908-446-3000 Buy. sell & trade SECRETARY Strong customer service & botomy experience. Must be Must be experienced & be EAST BRUNSWICK 56 Main St. South River I WEDDING GOWN- Beaded telephone skills to work in able to work flexible hours able to close. Good op­ w/slip & headpiece. Size 16. SUPERVISORS portunity. Call 908-972-0769 Lawrence Brook. Responsible, Steno & 2 years experience busy pest control office. Var­ (days, eves, weekends) I $800. Will nego. Call caring person to care for 4 yr. I Knowledge of MS Word 8 ied offices tasks in a fast Please send resume to: Ambitious, responsible people or 908-238-3194 908-821-3259, leave mes- old in my home or yours. I Excel desired. East Brun paced environment. Some Central Jersey Blood Center needed to hire & train home Summer months, 3 days per I I sage. ______swick. Call 908-545-1414 computer knowledge desired. 494 Sycamore Ave. party demonstrators for TELEMARKETING week. References needed. WEDDING GOWN-w/matching For appointment 908-536-7525 Shrewsbury. NJ 07702 HOUSE OF LLOYD/ ‘Treasures From Another Time” SENIOR COUNSELOR Call 908-247-0330 I headpiece & special design Attn: M.E. Hickey or call CHRISTMAS Let’s stop fooling around, peo­ ■demonstrators- bouquet Paid over $3,000. Boys travel camp. 8 weeks for application 908-842-5750 AROUND THE WORLD ple take part time jobs for 1 'B^BRUNSWiciT Asking $1,500. Call Travel experience preferred Hiring 20. House of Llyod Flexible hours, work from reason, $MONEY$. If you're 1 908-297-8758 Call 908-431-0718 Chris 908-495-6586 PHONE OPERATORS home. Gerri 908-536-0905 money motivated, seek day/ Mature minded person to care I 2 new locations. Start im­ evening/weekend hours, we for infant & toddler in our SHAMPOO ASSISTANT DEMONSTRATORS mediately. Flexible schedule have immediate openings home. Refs. 908-254-0971 Find That One of a Kind Gift for tbe I Needed for busy Manalapan Sell crafts at home parties Great pay I Take phone or­ available. Students/retirees HAZLET- Energetic, warm I salon. Call 908-577-0550 Apply now for Fall season ders. Good speaking voice a Classified Works! welcome. Will work around nanny needed to care for 2 I New Jersey’s, Leading Multi Dealer I Exc. pay. 908-536-7352 must! Sayreville 908-721-4141 your schedule & situation. Call Resource For Fine Antiques SIDING MECHANIC Scot 908-972-6000 ext. 2006 vear old in O U R home, full I BED- Ethan Allan queen w/ DRIVER/TELEPONE Woodbridge 908-750-2631 Must have roofing & carpentry i time. EXCELLENT PAY, PAID Lim ited Dealer Space Available low dresser night stand, head­ OPERATOR- For local deliv­ experience. (1) & (2) rnan VACATIONS & HOLIDAYS! board, mattress ind., $900. sub-crews welcome. Call ery service, mornings. 10-2 908-888-9452 I Dining room- Ethan Allan w/2 Good pay. Call 908-846-2048 036a Employme 908-462-7900 908-888-7550 DRIVERS The McKelvey Building I pc. lighted china c ab in e t I W ^ L A P A N I Good shape, $900. Call GATE WORKER ONE DAY A WEEK 2 1W. Main Street * Freehold j 908-548-6414______TEACHER Seeking mature minded A TTEN TIO N Your Search Ends Here BED-Brass. Queen, complete for Nursery School. Position To check ID'S & pool passes EARLY MORNING R EAPERS person to care for 3 children ] w/Ortho mattress set. Unused, available September 1994 for Marlboro Swim Club. Ideal Adsaos underunow thi* »— classification——— rr- are- not | in my home. Flexible hours to Call 908-446-4700 tor retiree. Call 908-536-0200 DELIVERY in box. Cost $1,000. Sell aavemsors vum « $300. Call 908-906-2067 Ext. 300, 9am-4:30pm Must have reliable vehicle to deliver If you place a call to a 900 number | l^EMARKETER you w ill automatically be billed f ' I BED-King size. New mattress I HANDYMAN- Painting, re which varies. MANALAPAN-Looking for lov­ newspapers. Marlboro, Freehold, I & box spring. Imitation brass Full/part time positions pairs, gardening, etc. $15. per ing, mature Nanny/live-in headboard. Reasonable rate. Morning and afternoon hours hour. References required Colts Neck, Manalapan, Middletown, ASSEMBLERS: Excellent housekeeper, to care for in­ a ir conditioner available. Previous telemar­ | Call 908-566-8065 ______Call 908-747-1307 income to assemble products fant in my home. Mon.-Fri. 6 000 BTU. Brand new. Ask­ keting experience preferred. & Lincroft Areas. at home. Info 1-504-646-1700 Exp. & refs, a must. Spanish/ ing $195. Call 908-446-2726 C all 908-390-1188 , Call Karen DEPT. NJ-3812 English speaking. Call "b e d r o o m s e t 908-303-1279______* AIR CONDITIONER ~ Childs. 7 piece solid wood. t r M u k e n t 908-254-1755 EARN UP TO $500. Fedders 17,000 BTU wall or Excellent condition. Asking Ticketing/Manager Qualifier E .O .E . M/F Per week, assembling M iD D LlT O W ^ window unit. Used only 1 $475. Call 908-297-6844 Immediate opening. Minimum I IN S E R TIN G summer. Exc. cond. Best products at home. Details Sitter 2-3 days a week at our BE D RO O M SET- Colonial 2 years experience. Marlboro J offer. Call 908-607-2746 908-389-1496 ext. 220 home, one-on-one care for 19 1 style furniture, w/king size bed area. Call 908-536-3020 1 M AC H IN E month old child. Call AIR CONDITIONERS & headboard. Like new, $600 POSTAL & GOVERNMENT 908-706-1255 OPERATOR FREELANCE WRITER $75. & up. Most sizes avail 1 Call 908-583-0642 ______IWJCKDRiVER JOBS. $23./hour plus benefits. Tuesday & Wednesday Wanted: air conditioners dead BEDROOM SET- Girls. Head­ To apply 1-800-627-5399 MORGANVILLE - Needed MUST have CDL license. 3 am -11 am THE EXAMINER Mon., Tues., Thurs. 1pm-5pm or alive! $$$ Also Repairs & board, dresser, mirror & chest Clean driving record. $7.00 per hour in my home. Non-smoker. j Free Estimates. 908-566-3233 of drawers, $300. Also desk, Call 1-800-822-9252 Call Greater Jersey Press I 7 drawer executive style, 53 x THE NEWS TRANSCRIPT POSTAL JOBS | Call 908-591-2291 DRYER - ELECTRIC 908-254-7004, ext. 211 23, $300. Call 908-739-9717 Excellent condition. Asking Ask for Ernie or Bill Start $11.41 per hour. For NORTH BRUNSWICK- Child $200. Please call after 6 p.m.______VAN DRIVER . E.O.E. Freelance writers wanted to cover stories exam and application informa­ care needed for 3 year old in I 908-723-1157______BEDROOM SET-4 pieces. 4 New Jersey manufacturer. __-_r-TA nv in Western Monmouth County. Experience tion, call 219-769-8301 my home. Car needed, refer­ New York City & New Jersey. LEGAL SECRETARY Ext. NJ 576, from 9am - 9pm, ences. Hours flexible. drawer dresser, 3 drawer dresser w/ mirror, twin head­ to deliver small packages. Freehold law firm seeking a plus. Contact Mark Rosman, Managing Sunday through Friday | 908-846-6908______FREEZER Should be familiar with area board w/frame. Asking $195. secretaries with WordPerfect Editor, at (908) 972-6740, Wednesday Whirlpool, upright. 11 cubic and have clean driving record. Call 908-651-2636 experience for both daytime ^OLDBRIDGE- I feet. $125. Call 908-329-6170 Call Laser Save 908-431 -3339 and evenings. Flexible hours. through Friday. I B ED RO O M SET-5 pieces, Mail resume to: P.O. Box 765 I Reliable person, Mon. thru Fri. dresser, mirror, armoire, 2 end WAREHOUSE Freehold, N.J. 07728 in my home for 6 & 3 yr. olds. nwiCR0WAVE~ tables. Good condition. $75. or Fax 908-431-3994 Refs. Call 908-679-2280 firm. Call 908-525-2771 Personnel needed for short Convection oven. Large w/ and long-term temporary posi­ LIFEGUARDS & W SI Certified cart/cabinet. Excellent condi- BEDROOM SET-6 pc. tradi E.O.E ABERDEEN l Hon. Must see to appreciate! tions. Indidivals muse have re­ needed. Excellent salary. Day , lional . $500. CURIO | $250. Call 908-679-2714 liable transportation. Compa­ cam p, 4 day week. Call Exp. non-smoking mom will] Henredon, 2 pc. contem p nies are located in Somerset, 908-972-3687 care for your children in a MICROWAVE-GeT Under black lacquer & glass. $75C Dayton, Cranbury, Plainfield, safe, loving home. Exc. refs. Cabinets, Over cooktop w/light or best offers. 908-671-6209 Edison and surrounding Available June ’94 MAIL ROOM & exhaust fan. $45. Good BEDROOM SET-Colonial, d areas. Call 908-828-9111 Call 908-290-3152 MARLBORO buy. Call 908-536-1515 pine, 5 pieces. $350. Bei NORELL SERVICES, INC. HELPER MAILR00M HELP ABERDEEN-Quality care for JEWISH CENTER REFRIGVFREEZER room set-Contemporaty, Tuesday & Wednes­ wood. 4 pieces. $135. Coffi 197 Route 18 S., Suite 110 your child. Meals. Flex, hours. Looking tor individuals to work day 12 midnight -4am. P a r t - T i m e 17.0 cu. ft. Almond color. 2 table-walnut, smoked glas East Brunswick, NJ Activities. Call 908-583-1496 cleaning/custodial shift. Full EOA/ADA Other hours available. years old. Excellent condition. j $15. Call 908-329-6170 Greater Jersey Press. time. Must be hard working & T.V.-13" RCA color, remote. CARE FOR KIDS - Day Care Call Ernie or Bill thorough. Please call Charlie Best offers. Call evenings BEDROOM SET-giri's 3 908-254-7004 Tuesday Nights referrals. State certified, at 908-536-2300 908-679-5506 $275. BABY SET-3 pcs. $2 Equal Opportunity Employer preschool programs offered. ASSORTED PIECES & E- All areas 908-446-8027 ★ REFRIGERATORS ★ Call 906-462-0308______MEDICAL BILLER & CPT 4 pm-Midnight A0VERTISERS ire Wanted Guaranteed, 90 days. BEDROOM SET-Girls. 5 p i CODER- Good salary. Expert & READERS CHILDREN’S CHOICE ■...... $175. +. Choice of sizes and es. White, stenciled. Mo n Is the policy of this newspaper | enced. Send resume to: 46 W. Ferris St., E. Brunswick colors. Very clean. must s e ll. $200. C that ail help wanted advertisements Greater Media Newspapers C a ll Ages 3 months-5 yeare. MANALAPAN- Home health Can deliver. 908-225-5272 908-290-8348 Box 84 Kindergarten. State Certified. care wanted to care for fe­ 7 Edgeboro Road SEARS-Kenmore, Frost Free, BEDROOM SET-Girls. D Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months male patient. Monday-Friday, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 19 cubic feet. Like new, clean. er/mirror, desk, hutch, i 908-254-7004 a year. Call 908-613-4488 3:B0-7:30pm. 908-536-9781 ADMINISTRATIVE Asking $350. Call Excellent condition. A MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST- 609-737-9366______$285 908-257-1168 aft, f ASSISTANT Part time, 4 days. Computer ask for Emie or Bill NANNIES AVAILABLE Live-in, Live-out or Temp STOVE-GAS. 24". KENMORE BEDROOM-LIVING Rf Growing publishing company and HMO experience a must Call 908-247-0707 COPPERTONE. $75. or best Antique pieces. Dining seeks responsible self-starter Call 908-390-1350 Selective Nanny & Companion offer. Please call Set-table w/2 leaves, 4 i with excellent communication MEDICAL SECRETARY 214 Rt. 18. 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HIGHLAND PARK • EXCEL • DTP 908-238-2695 COMPLETE ESTATES for Selective Singles For limited time leam Word­ FOUND-presciption glasses. FREE KITTENS PURCHASED ESTATE SALE Perfect 6.0 FREE when regis­ Found outside at Lord & Tay­ Over 20 Years (2) Tiger striped males, Experience in CRIB Cat. Bob Randolph Auctioneer 316 South First Ave. May 30 tered for WordPerfect 5.1 lor, Freehold Mall, 5/8. 5 mos. old w/shots. Call Successful & 31, 9-5. Furniture, house­ 908-446-1479 Converts to Daybed. White, Call any time Freehold Computer 908-431-5641 after 6pm Matchmaking exc cond. $275. Glider, white, hold, clothing, etc. $150. 908-583-9669, after 6 908-308-3335 Training Center LOST PARROT GERMAN SHEPHERDS-Snow Call The Office Nearest MANALAPAN white, shots, wormed. Exc. MEMBER NJ & STATE 1-800-342-1110 906-306-0222 You Today!! CRIB- Dresser/changing table, Senegal, 8” high, orange temperament. $250. & $375* SOCIETY OF AUCTIONEERS CUL-DE-SAC SALE Monmouth/Ocean and 6 drawer dresser. 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Oh Holy Mary, Member of the Piano Techni­ LABRADOR RETRIEVER (Monmouth Heights) Fri. & CHEMISTRY/BIOLOGY DIET! ITS MAGIC! Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and cians Guild. 609-655-2723 PUPPIES - AKC, regis., black, Earth, I humbly beseech You from the Sat. May 27 & 28. Furniture, Experienced Teacher LOSE WEIGHT, EARN $$$$$ 049 Merchandise male/females, shots, cham­ bottom of my heart to succor me in my PIANO-Jensen, Spinet. Cherry books, miscellaneous items Call 908-238-0652 AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD 908-957-0226 • 908-681-8060 pion bloodlines, mother on necessity (make request]. There are wood. Queen Anne legs. Plus PUPS-Blues 4 blacks, AKC, none that can withstand Your power. 0 MATAWAN - 24 Ned Dr.. COMPUTER TUTORING premises. Bom 3/27. $400, bench. Exc. condition. $800. $300. Days 908-972-6224, Mary conceived without sin, pray for us Marc Woods. Sat. 5/28, 9-5. and up. 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F u lly In­ Low rates. 908-679-5329 C NEIGHBOR & SON Call office furniture & home Custom kitchens, home sured. Call Jim 908-905-0997 appliances. Call 908-613-8825 HOUSEKEEPERS, daily ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR HOME IMPROVEMENT offices, wall units. Reface with house cleaners (live-in/out). Carpentry, painting, paper L ighting-ln & Outdoors 609-259-0904 solid wood doors & drawers. References & experienced. hanging. Specializing in — S ervices-Spas & F ools Formica/Corian countertops. JACK Specializing in elder/sick care. CERAMIC TILE REPAIRS. Mon.-Fri. 8 am-5 pm C eiling & Attic Fans Call 908-928-1226 908-862-0289 Polish Agency Inc 908-747-3845 »“*u THE STRIPPER LARRY’S ELECTRICAL ALL AROUND HANDYMAN SZARAWARSKI Builders MONTANA’S Wallpaper Removal Spec, in residential work. 30 AH Typ es of Custom carpentry & masonry. DRIVEWAY STONE FATHER & SON Painting, Sheetrock Repair CLEANING SERVICE yrs. exp. Senior Citizen Disc. Home Repairs/Improvements Additions, remodeling, custom 908-972-7663 $5. OFF FIRST CLEANING- 908-431-4889 Lie. #5922A 908-431-3981, 908-257-2750 baths/kitchens. 908-446-4796 AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES!!! Junk removal. Low price guar­ antee. Prompt courteous ser­ JO E JAY Polish Cleaners Available ALL TYPES, SIZES AND COLORS. Retired NYPD 908-446-9710 vice. Bill o r G r e g . Painting & Paperhanging RAMSTHALER ALL CRAFT . „ _ 9 1 A . PER ton 908-888-1549 Call 908-251-4623 AS AS X DELIVERED* NETTA’S CLEANING ELECTRICAL CO. Paint, wallpaper, roofs, decks, LOW r t Clean homes, good refs. windows, doors & more. SALES TAX APPLICABLE ON ALL SALES. KELLY’S PAINTING Bonded. Fully ins. Free est. LIGHT MOVING Call 908-257-8960 Repairs of all kinds. DELIVERY ONTO PRIVATE PROPERTY PAPERHANGING NJ Uc. #12321. 906-792-0762 A & M LAWN CARE Gary 908-613-0152 REQUIRES A WAIVER, Washers, dryers, refrigerators, PAPER REMOVAL P-U-R-R-F-E-C-T-L-Y Weekly cutting, clean ups. ♦MINIMUM 20 TONS. MAXIMUM 24 TONS PER etc. Cleanup work. Reason­ 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE STEPHEN RODRIGUEZ CLEAN Call today for a price you TRACTOR/TRAILER LOAD. ------able. Free est. 908-727-2740 Free Estimates 908-679-2142 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ALL JOBS can’t refuse. Serving Mon­ or 908-364-6578 HOME CLEANING AT ITS Free est. No jobs oo small. mouth county. 908-787-4549 rmeAJS0 l LARGE OR SMALL LERIO PAINTING VERY BEST. 908-257-8463 LIC #12229. 908-079-9465 ROCK XPRESS I U neof"' • Painting • Roofing ADVANCE LAWN CARE - R REMOVAL Painting, Plastering, Taping, PERFECTLY CLEAN UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC Cont. • Ceramic Tile • Carpentry No job too BIG or SMALLII I Decorative I Sheetrock, Paperhanging. HOMES & OFFICES Insured & Licensed #8478 • All Renovations CHEAPEST RATES AROUND STONE SPECIALISTS L Stone Trash, Furniture, Debris Free Estimates Work guaranteed. lns./bonded NO JOB TOO SMALL Reasonable Rates. Free Est. Call for free estimate between No job too BIG. . Reas, rates. 908-294-0263 2 4 h r Service. 908-283-2602 Call Yaacov, 908-777-1220 8am-noon at 908-521-4013 I800-640-3502 Rick 908-251-5953 908-390-8655 THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 25,1994 6 5

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Steel spaceframe 60/40 split fold-down KOAutosfor Sate Rack-and-pinion steering rear seatbacks Slllllllllll^^ Adjustable steering column , Recliping front bucket seats,. MERCURY SABLE ’87 V6 PORSCH E 911 '80 4 door. Automatic, air, alarm. Excellent condition AM/FM stereo radio / Temperature gauge 48,000 miles. Excellent condi­ ALL ORIGINAL tion. Great family car. Asking $12,500. Call 908-870-1223 Driver-side airb ag $4,600. Call 908-888-0472 Rear window SAAB 900 TURBO '86- defroster MITSUBISHI STARION '89- Loaded w/extras. Light blue. ABS, 5 speed. 76,000 miles. Mint condition. $5,500. or best Very well maintained. One offer. Call 908-409-7226 Tinted glass owner. Asking $6,800. Call 908-530-2035 SUBARU GLT TURBO WAGON '85-Loaded, 4 wheel MITSUBISHI STARION ’88- drive, auto., cass., sun roof. Silver/gold, 5 spd., turbo, all $1,999. See it at Skip’s Deli, power, fully loaded, black Rt. 35, Eatontown or call leather int., cruise, alarm, 908-671-0924 ABS, sunroof, heated seats, heated mirrors, low profile TOYOTA CELICA GT '90- white tires, alum, wheels. Littback. Red. Exc. cond. 49,000 hwy. mi. Exc. cond. Auto, sunroof, air, cass., $6,600. or best oiler. cruise, all power. 1 owner. 908-940-0039 70,000 hwy. miles. $8,495. 14-inch steel-belted 908-446-7019 MITSUBISHI TREDIA ’87-4 radial tires dr., am/fm cass., air, 77,000 TOYOTA TERCEL '85- , Child-security miles. Good cond. $2,050. Hatchback. In top running Call eves. 908-431-3568 Halogen headlamps rear door locks shape. 5 spd., manual, air, with warning chime Rear seat heat NISSAN MAXIMA ’87-4 DSE, garaged, p/b, p/s, full winter­ Full-length center console outlets auto, fully loaded, garage ization, hwy. miles. Everything w ith storage center kept. 110,000 miles. Exc. con­ works, full service record. A Front stabilizer bar dition. Asking $4,500. Call REAL VALUE. $2,500. or best Four speakers Dent-resistant body panels 908-409-3022 offer. Call 908*828-6471 NISSAN STANZA '85- 4 dr., TROUBLE Selling Your Car? exc. cond., 5 spd., 119,000 Free Advice/Consignment For $10,325; you get a great car, plus a lot of things you didn't, bargain for. miles, air, cass., $2,800. or Cash Today/Sympathy best offer. 908-297-8758 Auction/Wholesale WE DO IT ALL! W hen you saw the number $10,325, you were probably expecting to see stripped-down shell of a OLDSMOBILE DELTA ARTY'S AUTO SALES ROYALE ’89-4 dr., auto, air, EAST BRUNSWICK car. You see, at Saturn, we had the remarkable opportunity of starting from scratch. By designing our p/s, p/w, p/b, p/l, am/fm, new 908-257-6700 tires, new battery. 30,000 cars from the tires up, we were able to build well-thought-out cars that people can actually afford. (As miles. Asking $8,500. Call VOLKSWAGEN FO X '88- 908-583-1552 Silver, sunroof. 173,000 miles. you can see from the handy diagram, we didn't skimp on technology either.) O f course, if all H jQ Asking $1,150. Needs brakes. PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE Call after 5pm 908-583-5844 '87-4 dr., auto, air, 87,000 this still seems Just a little too good to be true, then you're welcome to stop by and check out miles. Original owner. Asking VOLKSWAGEN FOX GL '88- $3,000. Call 908-251-0468 Fully loaded. White, sunroof, one feature that's also standard w ith every Saturn, our no-hassle, no fuss sales experience. satihn air, 80,000 mi. Exc. cond. PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE '89- $3,250. Call 908-727-4922 Fully loaded, new tires, MSRP: of the 1994 SL is $10,325, including retailer preparation and transportation. Tax, license and options additional. If you'd like to know 40,000 mi. $5,000. Call VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GLI more about Saturn and our new sedans, coupes, and wagons, please call us anytime at 1-800-522-5000. © 1994 Saturn Corporation. 908-819-9157 after 5 p.m. '88-16 valve engine, sunroof, PONTIAC SUNBIRD GT '87- air, am/tm cass., w/eq., new tires. 123,000 miles. Exc. cond. in & out. Must see! Ask­ S a t u r n o f FREEHOLD Saturn o f E A T O N T O W N TURBO ing $4,500. Call 908-873-8570 Fully loaded, silver & black. VOLVO 240 GL '84 88,000 miles. Asking $3,200. Auto., air, sunroof, p/w, 4039 Rt. 9 North Freehold, NJ 67 Rt. 36 Eatontown, NJ Call 908-758-8410 am/fm cass. 115,000 miles. PONTIAC-TRANS AM ’84 Exc. condition. $4,000. 908-303-8700 908-389-8822 Large engine, 63,000 miles. Call 908-571-3151 SALES M-F....9-9 SAT....9-6 Excellent condition. Asking SALES M-F....9-9 SAT....9-6 VOLVO DIESEL WAGON '84- $2,500. Call 908-671-2201 Blaupunkt stereo, manual, 5th SERVICE & PARTS M-F....8-5 SERVICE & PARTS M-F.. .8-5 SAT.. .8-12 PO RSC E 911 TARGA '72- gear overdrive. Good family Restoration started, solid car. car, looks OK, runs great A Different Kind o f Com pany. A Different Kind o f C a r . $4,800. Please Call Asking $2,200. Cal 908-671-2261 908-247-2711 RASSAS PONTIAC

NEW 1994 LEASE PONTIAC FIREBIRD Owned & 3 dr h/b. 6 cyl, auto, overdrive, p/s, p/anti-lock brakes, FOR a/c, am/fm ster/cass, fab int, bkts, rec seats, console, guages, r/def, p/winds/dr locks, bd/side md, tint, p/trunk, Operated By PER MONTH sys, pin stripe, mt wipers, mats, tilt, alum v/h dealer installed sound proof & hand wax. MSRP $17,533. Stk Up to 6 HOURS OF BODY WORK FREE + TAX #60267, VIN R2238459. $1975 down + 1st payment + 36 MONTHS security & MV fees. Rs. $7842.54, 15,000 miles per year. The Rassas Family w/our “Supreme” Paint Service 259 101 per mile over. at only $399.95* MAACO AUTO PAINTING & BODYWORKS for 65 Years! 46 Gilbert Street South NEW 1994 PONTIAC TINTON FALLS BONNEVILLE 1-800-621-0124 Free Est. *Exp. 6/30/94 SE SEDAN Automatic trans, V6 3.8 liter engine w/overdrive, p/s, p/abs brakes, a/c, am/fm ster/cass, p/winds/locks, tilt, Hazlet O N i y LEASE dual air bags, rear window defogger. MSRP $21,823. VIN R4238026. 30 month closed end luxury lease. First month FOR payment + $2500 down + $300 sec deposit. Total I V a V r payments $8280 Residual $11,309.67. 12,000 miles per «B?S PER MONTH year, 15< per mile over. + TAX 20 MINUTE HANOWAX 30 MONTHS Garden ®fovvo

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'94 "GETTA JETTA" OPTION GIVEAWAY AM/FM '94 JETTA CL III FREE CASSETTE • 4 Door • 5 Spd Man Trans • 4 Cylinder • Power Steering sO BD O W N L E A S E STEREO • Power Brakes • AM/FM Stereo/Cass • Power Locks • A/C • Tinted Glass • Rear Defroster • Bucket Seats • Sport Mirrors • All S eason Radials • Styled W heels 4 8 AIR Stk #5384. VIN RM056017. MSRP $15,735 (includes $395 Deluxe App. Group). 12,000 mile. 48 month closed end lease with 0 down. 1st month payment, CONDITIONING $200 security deposit. Total payments $9072. Residual $7976.80. * 1 8 9 MO. M O N T H S

W ORLD VOLKSWAGEN'S REAL COUPON! NO GIMMICKS, X-TRA VALUE COUPON CLIP & SAVE! C This certificate entitles you to: 7 $ $ 'Can also be used along with your valid Volkswagen $1,500 Owner Loyalty Certificate for a total cash value ol . $ 3 , 0 0 0 Towards the purchase or lease of any new 1994 Volkswagen Passat GLX. ...__. ______. ______^xgiresMi/9^ ______^woMdJ/olkswacjei^ B oth Come w ith our U nbeatable.. 10 yr/100,000 mi Powertrain limited warranty • 2 yr/24,000 mi free scheduled maintenance 2 yr/24,000 mi bumper to bumper limited warranty • 2 yr free 24-hour roadside assistance_____ OVER 100 NEW VOLKSWAGENSTO CHOOSE FROM P W ORLD VOLKSW AGEN 4 0 7 5 Hwy. 33, Neptune 9 2 2 - 1 5 0 0 Prices include all costs to consumer except license, registration & taxes. Option giveaway is on New 1994 Jetta GL ONLY. Offer expires 5/31/94

1986 SUBARU GL TURNED DOWN 4 dr, 5 spd man trans, 4 cyl, d/s, p/b. am/fm ster/cass, a/c, t/gls, r ELSEWHERE? def, bkt sts. spt mirrs. sunroof, all ssn stl bltd rdls. VIN GB221658. 94,567 mi ...COME SEE US! • Bad Credit • Student Loan $2 7 9 5 • Charge Offs • Bankruptcy 1988 VOLKS I MAZDA MX-6 LS • Collection Accounts 2 dr. auto. 6 cyl, p/s, p/b. am/fm JETT/ • Reposessions stereo/cass. p/wmdows. p/locks, a/c. 4 Cyl. 5 SOd. ps. pfc I/glass, r/def. t/whl, cruise, bkt seats, miles VIN JW08: sport mirrs. pwr sunroof, alloy whls. buckets, sunroof, am/fr WE WILL HELP! spoiler VIN P5159488 Stk »54391 burgundy. Stk No. 9306 C all Mr. G o ld for 28.812 miles. $ 5 4 1 over-the-phone approval i , 9 8 2

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GOOD CREDIT? TRAVEL IN COMFOK 1994 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER Van, FWD, auto, p/s. p/b, 3 spd man trans, 4 cyl, 2.5 litre engine, ctr console, a/c. t/gls, rr dfg/dfrst. am/fm ster. $155.95 per month for 38 months, includes tax. BAD CREDIT? $2000 cap cost reduction. $715 rebate. $400 College Grad Rebate as down payment. 12,000 mile per yr. 150 per mile overage. $155.95 x 38 * $5926.10. Residual $9828.50. Excludes M.V. + Del Fee. VIN RR601751. MSRP $17,870. Call ahead for pre-approved credit & receive $200 towards $650 Rebate. $400 College Grad. $1972 Discount. your purchase. All applications welcome regardless of your Buy For $1 4 ,8 4 8 credit experience. Credit specialists on premises. $1 CC95 M o n th 38 M os. C R U I S E w ith Style! PINE BELT AUTO GROUP 1994 CHRYSLER LeBARON Call CONVERTIBLE GTC FWD, auto trans. 4 spd. man trans. p/s. p/b. 6 cyl 3.01 eng. ctr cons, a/c. t/gls. rr defog/defrost, am/fm ster/cass, p/dr Iks/winds/trnk rel, tilt, cruise. P/bkt/rednr sts, bsm, Bill Hamilton mats. :ount cost reduction Colleae pymnts $285. 1 - OO-FON-CREDIT L e a s e $ O O C 7 3 A Month mos = $10,286.28.1st pymnt $285.;!85.73, $300 c dep, $1500 cap costreduction, $400 College Grad 8 5.73 ♦ M.V & DOC fees due at lease signing. F o r L U V For 36 Mos. 1-800-366-2733 DRIVE YOUR DREAM Buy For * 1 8 ,5 9 5 Demo, 4 dt, fwd, auto, 4 spd man trans. p/s. p/b, 6 cyt, a/c. t/gls, r/def, am/fm ster/cass, pwr dr Iks/winds/ant/trnk rel. t/whl, cruise, bkt sts. pwr sts, rclnr sts. bsm, dig clock, mats, 1994 CHRYSLER lighted vanity mirror, halogen lamps, accent stripes, ABS dual air bags. VIN RH588370. N E W Y O R K E R Stk #9403570. 5979 demo miles. MSRP $26,345. $2945 discount. Price $23,400. Buy for $367.91 per month for 60 months at 4.9% with $5000 down & $400 Coll Grad M o n th i Rebate. Includes tax & MV. E ? $ 3 6 7 9 ! 60 M os ■ ■ ■■ © PERSONALLY SELECTED PRE-OWNED CARS r 1992 DODGE 1988 1993 1991 1990 1991 DODGE GRAND PONTIAC PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER STEALTH RT CARAVAN ES FIREBIRD ACCLAIM LASER 5TH AVENUE TWIN TURBO Van, t*a. auto. p(s, WMt- Hattttback. 2 ill wN 5 lock brakes, 6 cyt a/c. t/gls. 2 dr hatchback, fwd, FWD, auto. p/s. p/b. 6 cyl. spd man trans. p/y p/antMocfc r/def. am/fm st/cass, p/dr Auto, p/s, p/b, 6 4 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, auto, p/s. p/b. 4 cyl. a/c. t/gls. r/tfe». am/tm brakes, 6 cyi, ctr ensi. afc. Ugit Icks, p/winds, p/tmk, rel. tut, cyl, center console, p/b. am/fm stereo, c tr cnsl, a/c, t/gls. ster/cass. p/w p/dl. p/ant. cruise, bkt sts, pwr sts. luog a/c, t/gls. rw def, p/tmk rel. t/whl. cruise, p/sls, S & S M B L n S : rack, dig clock. Ightd vanity a/c, t/gls, r/def, r/def, am/fm ster, bkt reel sts. vinyl rt. bsm. dig S f 'SZSXV& mirrs, spt mirrs. nal lamps, am/fm stereo. t/whl, cruise, a ir bag, sts, bsm, stl bltd rdls. clock, lighted van mirr, accent i cloth int, split st. stripes, mag/alum whls, w/w whls. stl bit? rdls, bag. 42,510 miles. VIN One owner. White quad lthr sts, sunscreen bsm, 14,849 miles. Only 33,846 miles. stl bltd rdls. air bag. While s □lass, 18.180 miles VIN JL202953. w/biue feather int. VIN NX121422 VIN PF580521. Vin ME129695 L0616844 46,650 mitos eavTO’^a.rs * 1 8 , 9 9 0 * 5 , 4 9 5 * 9 , 8 9 0 * 8 , 9 9 5 * 1 0 , 9 9 9 * 1 9 , 9 9 0

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...By getting you the most car for your money. Lease A New 1994 LEXUS GS 300 ...By giving you the courteous, personal service you deserve. 4 Dr, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, aba brakes, a/c, sunroof, leather in te rio r. V IN #R0O71O56. MSRP: $44,003. ...By giving you over 25 years of combined leasing expertise.

No ...By offering all Manufacturer Rebates and Rate Specials. Down Payment W e L e a s e Every M ake And M odel jibcaWNS R o y C a t e n a H MILES XI SOUTH OF CALL FOR A 1 OOCBU* Monmouth I k hall LEXUS FREE CUSTOM QUOTE 12123 Highway 35 • Oakhurst. NJ • (908) 493-3355 1435 Boston Post Rd. • Larchmont. NY* (914) 833-5001)

‘Lease payment includes all costs to be paid by consumer except MV, DOC lees, sales tax & luxury tax. Payment based on 36 mo. dosed end lease. 1st mo. payment, $450 bank fee, refundable security deposit (ES300 $4000); (15400 $5000); (SC400 $5000); (GS300 $5000) due at inception. GAP insurance included, 12,000 mi/yr. w/excess @ 15c/mi. Residual (ES300 $19,779.74); (LS400 $32,805.77)); (SC400 $33,643.89); (GS300 $24,641.68). f STRIVING TO BE THE BEST!!! A Subject to approval by primary lending source. Total Payments: (ES300 $14,004); (LS400 $19,764); (SC400 $21,204) (GS300 $16,884). r (908) 446-5200 A i 'y #* » : - r.l I

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New•1994 N e w • 1 9 9 3 PLYMOUTH U ISEB BS SUBARU IMPREZA 4 spd. auto trans. w/od., P/8, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, console, buckets, r. 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, alloy whls., console, r.def., del., AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., clotb AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth int Stk. #C6042. VIN #000859. int., a ir bag. Stk. #S0060. VIN MSRP $16,612. Rebate $700. Schwartz Disc. $1,369. *528916. MSRP $14,518. Schwartz 14,543 Disc. $3,708. 1 0 , 8 1 0 ...... " ■■ - ...... ■ ...... J 1 1990 MAZDA MIATA 1990 NISSAN MAXIMA 1987 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS WAGON 1992 CHRYSLER LEBARON 1989 CADILLAC ELDORADO 1990 PONTIAC GRAND AM 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., A/C, console, V-5, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, V-8, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, V~6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, Buckets, AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth int. P/seats, tilt/cruise console, buckets, r.def., P/W, P/seats, tilt/cruise, root rack, r.def., tilt/cruise, console, AM/FM stereo, r. def., P/seats, console, wire whl. cvrs., r. def., AM/FM tilt/cruise, console, r. def., AM/FM stereo Stk. #M9261A. VIN #107350.34,100 miles AM/FM stereo cass., P/sunroof, T.G., leather int. AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth int, Stk. T.G.. cloth int., a ir hag Stk. #R1108. VIN stereo cass., P/sunroof, T.G., leather int. Stk. cass., T.G., cloth int. VIN #LC388737. Stk. #C7022B. VIN #423022.56,762 miles. #S0107A. VIN #307958.91,521 miles. #310502.23,525 miles, #S0011A. VIN #603104.67,235 miles. 78,496 miles.

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1991 BMW 31 Si 1990 MAZDA MPV 1989 MAZDA MX6 1989 CHEVROLET CAVALIER Z-24 1988 FORD 8R0NC0 XLT 1989 FOND AEROSTAR 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/l, V-6 auto trans. w/od.. P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, V-8, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, 7 pass., P/W, tilt/cruise, console, buckets, alloy whls., P/W, roof rack, console, r. def., AM/FM P/W, tilt/cruise, console, alloy whls., r. del., tilt/cruise, console, buckets, alloy whls., r. def., tilt/cruise, console, buckets, alloy whls., r. def., AM/FM stereo. Stk. #C7078A. VIN r. def., AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth int.. Stk stereo call., T.G., cloth int. Stk. #M4097A. AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth int. Stk. AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth int. AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth int. Stk. #ZC56763.20,350 miles. #M4059A. VIN #500676.49,845 miles. VIN #206833.81,707 miles. #M4239A. VIN #200082. 52,423 miles. #M04199A. VIN #194180.75,532 miles. #A718C. VIN #A60860.93,080 miles.

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- MSRP $22,178. Option to buy at $11,889. Total of payments of Total $11,889. at buy to Option 1 $22,178. MSRP - o M $10,404. Includes $500 GM Rebate & $400 College Grad Rebate. Grad College $400 & payments of Rebate Total GM $3328. $500 Discount $9951. at Includes buy to Option $10,404. $21,307. MSRP l, e d r r 6 cyl, 3 spd auto trans, p/s, p/b, roof carrier, a/c, am/fm ster/cass, am/fm a/c, carrier, roof p/b, p/s, trans, auto spd 3 cyl, 6 pint u t$029 Ttlo amns$530 Includes $15,300. payments of Total $20,289. at buy to Option w/CD, 6-way p/seat. Stk #1686R VIN R5115877 MSRP $39,519 MSRP R5115877 VIN #1686R Stk p/seat. 6-way w/CD, 10 et oce 40CleeGa eae Discount Rebate. Grad College $400 & voucher Vette $1000 Coupe, V8, 4 spd auto trans w/OD, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm ster/cass am/fm a/c, p/b, p/s, w/OD, trans auto spd 4 V8, Coupe, $8302. OR: FO LEASE $6084. Includes $400 College Grad Rebate. Discount $3255. Discount Rebate. Grad College $400 Includes $6084. R: FO LEASE p/b, p/winds/Iks. am/fm ster/cass. Stk #1047R. VIN RB160832. VIN #1047R. Stk ster/cass. am/fm p/winds/Iks. p/b, Pass extended van, 6 cyl, 4 spd auto trans w/OD, a/c, t/gls, p/s, t/gls, a/c, w/OD, trans auto spd 4 cyl, 6 van, extended Pass FO R : : R FO LEA SE SE LEA

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DOWNTO BUYERS! R930 651 miles. 26,521 NR596350. 6 cyl, auto, a/c, elec rr def, elec a/c, auto, cyl, 6 # 77 62 8 . VIN N6927494. VIN . 8 62 77 # ster/cass. p/winds/lks, tilt, p/winds/lks, ster/cass. elec a/c, trans, auto cyl, 4 6 cyt, auto, a/c, elec elec a/c, cyt, auto, 6 # 77 75 1 . VIN N7565393. VIN . 1 75 77 # 4x4 Tahoe, 6 cyl,Tahoe, 6 4x4 auto, elec rT def, t/gls, am/fm rT t/gls, def, elec PH600446. 17,892 miles. 17,892 PH600446. #77649. VIN PF123698. VIN #77649. control, p/seat, p/s, p/b. p/s, p/seat, control, 5 pass, pass, 5 ster, p/Iks, p/s, p/b. Stk p/b. p/s, p/Iks, ster, am/fm t/gls. def. rr elec t/gls, am/fm ster. tilt, ster. spd am/fm t/gls, #77275. VIN L9205795 VIN #77275. ster/cass, p/s, p/b. Stk p/b. p/s, ster/cass, Stk p/b. p/s, contrl, spd 5 9 4 . 0 1 * ster cass. tilt, p/s, p/b. p/s, tilt, cass. ster 4x4, 4 cyl, auto trans, auto cyl, 4 4x4, 5 9 5 . 9 1 t/gls, am/fm ster cass, ster am/fm t/gls, 5 9 T . 2 1 4 cyl, auto trans, a/c, trans, auto cyl, 4 elec elec rr def. t/gls. am/lm control, p/s. p/b. Stk p/b. p/s. control, p/winds/lks. tilt, spd p/winds/lks. rr def, t/gls, am/fm t/gls, rr def, Stk # 77 76 4 . VIN . 4 76 77 # Stk a/c. t/gls, am/fm t/gls, a/c. Stk #77370. VIN #77370. Stk s. p/winds - 601 miles. 26,061 37,246 miles. 37,246 21,704 miles. 21,704 65.392 miles. 65.392 o r , s n tra to u a IVAN M a/c, rr

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•* • ** '«*# V- • NEON 4 DOOR SPORT 4 cyl., auto, trans., p/s, anti-lock brakes, a/c, p/l, p/mirr., tilt, cruise, r. def., t.g, am/fm ster. cass., Stk. #6571. VIN #SD567989. 36 month I ______lease. $2,500 down plus 1st payment, sec. & MV fees. 10,000 miles ODG per year. LEASE $ 4 C A A C Per. Mo. FOR + Tax I RTTTT7 i* - '- v i^V •.• .»> V«

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1988 CHEVY 1990 DODGE 1991 DODGE CAPRICE CARAVAN DAKOTA LE PICKUP 4 dr, 6 cyl., auto trans, p/s, 6 cyl., auto trans, p/s, p/b, V-8., auto trans, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/l, p/b, a/c, am/fm stereo. Stk. a/c, r. def, t.g., am/fm tilt/cruise, r. def., t.g., sprt. whls., #2815. VIN #JR189409. stereo. Stk. #3015. VIN am/fm stereo cass. Stk. #3025. 64,615 miles. #LK703466. 70,326 miles. V IN #MS254936.26,400 miles. $5 9 9 7 $7 9 7 7 $9 9 9 7 NEW 1994 DODGE CARAVAN 1985 DODGE 1993 DODGE 1990 DODGE 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., T.G., AM/FM stereo. 7 passenger, ARIES DYNASTY GRAND CARAVAN SE 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans, p/s, p/b, 4 dr, 6 cyl., auto trans, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl., auto trans, p/s, p/b, a/c, sunscreen glass. Stk. #6529. VIN #RR734190. 36 month lease. $2,000 a/c, r. del., T.G., AM/FM stereo. a/c, p/l, p/w, tilt/cruise, r. def, t.g., tilt/cruise, r. def. t.g., sprt. whls, down plus 1st payment, sec. MV fees. 12,000 miles per year. Stk. #3089. VIN #FF295867. am/fm stereo cass. Stk. #2898. am/fm stereo. Stk. #2902. VIN & 32,885 mites. VIN #PD217104.16,327 miles. #LX300160. 66.139 miles.- L E A S E $ 4 Q y f Per. Mo. * 2 9 9 5 $1 1 , 9 9 7 * 8 9 9 7 FOR 1 w H + Tax

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N EW 1994 CHEVY ASTRO EXTENDED PASS. VAN 4.3 Itr. EFI v-6, auto trans., w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt whl., speed cont., AM/FM stereo, dk., high back bucket seats, overhead console, stowage comp., deep tint glass, cast alum, whls., aux. lighting, lugg. carrier, delx. I body side mldgs., delx. grill, delx. frt. & r. bumpers, rally whls., color keyed fir. mats, 8 person seating, complete body glass, ext. below eye line mirrors, custom cloth trim, all-season white letter tires. Stk. #T4439. VIN | #RB176981. MSRP $20,456. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $1,200.24 Month Lease. Total cash $2,250 includes tax, motor vehicle, down payment, $293.101st payment and security. 15,000 miles per year max. LEASE $ 1 0 per Mo___ BUY FOR 2 9 3 Inc. Tax f o r 1 8 ,9 2 6 New 1994 Chevy New 1994 Geo New 1994 Chevy FULLSIZE PRIZM S-10 FLEETSIDE PICKUP 4 dr. Sedan, 1.6 Itr. 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., AM/FM stereo PICKUP w/ 4 speakers, dig. elk., cloth/vinyl seats, b/w tires. Stk. #4559. VIN 5.0 Itr. EFI V-8, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L. P/W. tilt whl.. speed cont., AM/FM #RZ045018. M SRP $13,485. 36 Month Lease. Total cash $2,030.48 incl. 2.2 Itr. MFI 4 cylt, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, LS trim, aux. fir. mats, A/C, all stereo cass., dig. elk., aux. lighting., stainless steel below-eye-line mirrors, split bench tax, M.V., down payment, $198.58 1st payment & security. 15,000 miles season white letter tires, appear, pkg., alum, whls., AM/FM stereo cass., elk., reel, seat, sliding r. window, hedliner, chrome whls., tach., chromed r. step bumper per year max. w/rub strip, white letter tires & spare, Silverado trim, custom cloth trim. Stk. sliding r. window, delx. ctoth trim, Stk. #14551. VIN # R K 1 6 m MSRP #RE216023. VIN #RE216023. MSRP $19,310. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $1200. Future Disc. $13,444. Opt. Pk|g. Disc. $248. Future Oise. $792. $611.

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1990 GEO PRIZM 1991 GEO 1991 CHEVY 1992 CHEVY 1993 CHEVY CAVALIER RS 1992 CHEVY 4 dr., 4 cyl. Fl, auto trans., P/S, 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/B, A/C, body side mldg., carpet, STORM BERETTA CAMARO CAMARO P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, body side mldg., 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. elk., console, r. def., T.G., AM/FM 2 dr., 4 cyl,, 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def.. 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, T.G., 8 cyl.. auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/W, body side mldg,, console, r. def., console, r. def., T.G., remote mirrors, del., fu e l in j, body sid e mldg., console, stereo, bucket/recl. seats, trip od., fuel inj., body side mldg.. console. T.G., bucket/red body side mldg., console, recl/bucket fuel inj., T-top, tilt whl., carpet, elk., cruise AM/FM stereo cass., recl/bucket seats, T.G.. AM/FM stereo cass., recl/bucket delx. whls., multispeed wipers. seats, wire whls.. carpet, dk., AM/FM stereo cass., seats, hub whls., carpet, elk., cruise cont., cont., T.G.. AM/FM stereo cass., bucket trip od., delx. whls.. int. wipers, carpet, seats, r. spoiler, tach., trip od., alloy Stk. #P4001. VIN #LZ084666. tach.. trip od., delx. whls. Stk. *40931. VIN fuel inj., AM/FM stereo cass., lilt whl., trip whls.. carpet, elk., front spoiler, tilt whl., seats, tach., trip od.. mag whls., int. wip­ elk., fuel inj. Stk. #P3067. VIN 56,727 miles. #M753552.58,591 miles. od., int. wipers. Stk. #46111. VIN ers, Stk. #44761. VIN #NL1528288. multispeed wipers. Stk. #P4050. VIN #ME103120.39,456 miles. 29,991 miles. #P7169025.15,592 miles. #NL102136.25.146 miles. $6,997 6,643 $8,476 $11,991 $10,271 $10,963 1993 CHEVY CORSICA 1993 SATURN 1991 CHEVY 1991 CHEVY 1991 CHEVY 1992 CHEVY 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, SL COUPE CORSICA A/C, T.G., r. def., body side mldg., CAVALIER SUBURBAN 4WD CAVALIER Z24 2 dr., 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., 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/W, P/L tilt/cruise, tilt/cruise, P/L, P/W, fuel inj., rem­ P/L, P/W, P/mirrors, body side mldg., body side mldg., console, c. del., T.G., AM/FM stereo P/L, P/W, P/mirror, body side mldg., carpet, elk., tilt/cruise, body side mldg., carpet, elk., body side mldg., console, fuel inj., ote mirrors, AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., bucket/recl. seats, trip od., int. wip­ tilt/cruise, fuel inj., T.G., bucket seats, cass., redfcuefcet seats, trip od., alloy whls., int. wipers, recl/bucket seats, trip od., delx. console, r. def., tilt/cruise, fuel inj., T.G., AM/FM AM/FM stereo cass., recl/bucket seats, stereo cass., bucket/red. seats, tach., trip od.. ers, alarm system, console, r. def., fuel carpet, elk., n def., AM/FM stereo cass., carpet, ck.. fuel i i , r. spoiler, tach. Stk IP4039 VIN whls., int. wipers, carpet, console. m uitispeed wipers, carpet, elk., T.G., trip od., mag whls., int. wipers, 4 whl. #N7128733.35,352 mites. mag whls., int. wipers. VIN #PZ180422.15,936 inj., AM/FM stereo, delx. whls. Stk. delx. whls.. r. def., Stk. #46421. VIN Stk. #P3070. VIN #PY194292. #P40t9t .VIN *MY152286.47,287 mtfes. drive. Stk. #45741.. VIN #MF120790.------15,028 miles. mites. , #M7276509.17,951 miles. ( *11,987 $11,576 $12,689 $7,971 $7,774 $17,962 BM&eiLnY— Price{s) include(s) all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing, registration, and taxes.

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NEW 1995 PLYMOUTH NEON 4 dry sedan, 2.0 Itr., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, A/C, r. def., dual mirrors, moldings, AM/FM stereo cass. & 4 speakers, T.G., int. wipers, clear coat paint, cloth & vinyl high back seats, frt. & r. mats. Stk. #2401. VIN #SD589052. MSRP $12,109. Buhler Disc. $510. 36 Month Lease. $2,000 Cap Cost Reduction. 1st payment & ref. sec. deposit & M.V. fees in cash down. 10,000 miles per year, 18' per mile thereafter. LEASE $ , 1 4 9 Per Mo. FOR + Tax SS $11,599

Awarded for Exemplary • Sales Perform ance • NEW 1994 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER Custom er Service • Facilities • 2.5 Itr., EFI, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/liftgate rel., highback bucket seats, 7 pass, seating, r. def., lugg. rack, conv. spare, dual horns, body color mldgs., storage drawer, map & cargo lights. • Adm inistration • Stk. #2221. VIN #RR719183. MSRP $17,916. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $857. Rebate $763. Buhler Disc. $790.36 Month Lease. $2,000 Cap Cost Reduction. 1st payment & ref. sec. deposit & M.V. in • Com m unity Relations • cash down. Includes all rebates & discounts. 10,000 miles per year, 18t per mile thereafter.

LEASE 0 0 Per Mo. BUY FOR + Tax FOR $15,506 USED CAR SPECIALS *' 1987 CHEVY 1990 PLYMOUTH 1987 FORD ESCORT CAVALIER WAGON VOYAGER 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S. P/B, A/C, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM stereo. Stk. 8543. VIN AM/FM stereo. Stk. #8518. VIN AM/FM stereo, T.G., 7 pass. Stk. #HT150779. As Traded 80,227 #XH7157743. As Traded 67,819 #8326. VIN #LR610081. 60,665 miles. * miles. miles. *2,999 *8,895 *2,999 1989 CHEVY 1994 PLYMOUTH 1992 PLYMOUTH EUROSPORTWAGON ACCLAIM VOYAGER 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, 4 cyl., auto trans.. P/S, P/B, A/C, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, till/cruise, AM/FM stereo AM/FM stereo, cloth int., air bag. AM/FM stereo, T.G., Stk #8544, cass., T.G., Stk. #8431. VIN Ba ance ot Factory Warranty. Stk. VIN #NR637263. 52,801 miles j NEW 1994 CHRYSLER #K6115704. 58,250 miles. #8511. VIN #RT220114. 13,140 *5,999 miles *11,595 *10,999 LEBARON CONVERTIBLE GTC 3.0 Itr. V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, p/mirrors, lowback cloth bucket 1990 DODGE 1993 CHEVY 1988 CHRYSLER seats, decor grp. Stk. #2396. VIN #RF269919. MSRP $18,019. Buhler Disc. GRAND CARAVAN SE CAMARO NEW YORKER $520. 36 Montn Lease. $2,000 Cap Cost Reduction. 1st payment & ref. sec. 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S. P/B, A/C, 6 cyL, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, deposit & M.V. in cash down. 12,000 miles per year, 150 per mile thereafter. P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass., P/L, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo, cass., T.G., r. def. Stk. #8417. VIN T.G., Balance of Factory Warranty. r.def. Stk. #8294. VIN #JC116593. BUY #LX321490. 46,111 miles. StK. #8553. VIN #P2137921. 76,485 miles. LEASE $ 2 5 5 Per M°- *10,399 7,249 miles. S - ^ g g g *4,999 FOR + Tax FOR $17,499

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93' Pontiac Sunbird 9 1 'Toyota Camry 93'Chevy Corvette 92' Pontiac Firebird "We never forget 88' Ford Taunts LX 93' Ford Mustang 91'Chevy Cavalier 8 9 ’ Pontiac Grand 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, T-top Convertible 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, Wagon Conv. GT Am p/b, lilt, p/mirr, p/wind, B-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, Wagon 4-cyl auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, you have a choice ” 6-cyl, auto Kan, a/e, p/s, p/b, 8-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, 4-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, tilt, p/Vnrrr, p/wind, p/lcks, tnl tilt, p/mrr, p/wind, p/lcks, 4-cyl, auto tran, a/c, (Vs, tilt, pAnifr, (Vwrid, p/lcks, p/lcks, p/anl, cruise, til. p/mrr, ptomd, p/sea'.s, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, p/b, tilt, cruise, r-del, tnt glass, spat whls, cassette, p/ant, p/trunk rel. cruise, r-def, p/b, lit , r-def, tnt glass, cruise, r-def, tnt glass r-def, tnl glass, cassette, p/lcks, cruse, r-del, Int p/lcks, cruise, r-def, tnt glass, cassette, 33,921 21,727 mi, VIN# 214294, tnt glass, sport whls, t-tops, .stereo, cassette, 19,438 mi, 49,759 mi, VIN# 046994, glass, cassette, 69,065 mi, glass, cassette, leafier, cassette, 39,495 mi, mi, VIN# 773074, STK# stereo, cassette, 11.797 mi, 22,863 mi, VIN# 105241, VIN# 543811 STK# 5201 STK# 5203 STK#5124 VIN# 100134, STK# 5206 VIN# 119270, STK# 5191 VIN# 266796, STK# 5118 519S8 STK# 5096 $7,995 $7,395 $16,995 $11,995 $12,195 - 529.995 $7,995 $19,995 91'Fori Ja m LX 90' Ford Escort 92' Chevy Corvette 90’ M erc Grand 90' Ford Probe 90' Pontiac Grand 91'Chevy Lumina Z34 90' Merc Couger XR7 Wagon Wagon 4-cyl, 5-spd, man tran, 6-cyl, auto tran, aA:, p/s, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, T-fop M arq uis LS P rix LE B-cyl, auto te n, a/c, p/s, 4 cyl, auto Iran, afc, p/s, FOR p/b, tilt, pArunk rel, cruise, p/b, tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, 6-cyl, auto iran, a/c, p/s, pA), 8-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/s, p/b, tilt, OVER 33 YEARS' 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, P/0, tilt, P/mirr, p/wind, p/b, tilt, cruise, r-def, tnl d/d. tilt, p/mirr, p/wind, r-del, tnt glass, cassette, p/seats, p/lcks, p/trunk rel, tilt, p/mirr, p/wnd, p/seats, tilt, p/mirr, p/totnd, p/seats, p/trunk rel, cruise, p/seats, p/lcks, plant, p/lcks, cruise, r-def, tnt glass, glass, cassette, 18,158 p/lcks, p/trunk rel, cruise, 47,966 m l VIN# 227117, cruise, r-def, tnt glass, cruise, r-del, tra glass, p/lcks, p/ant, cruise, r-del, r-def, tn l glass, Route 3 South at HWY. 18 OLD BRIDGE, NJ. sport whls, t-tops, stereo, cassette, 61,727 mi, mi, VIN# 118687, cassette, 43,262 VIN# r-def, tnt glass, cassette, STK# 5188 cassette, 54,147 mi, VIN# tnt glass, cassette, 47,445 48,3^6 mi, VIN# 289762, VIN# 126967 STK# 5166 STK# 5185 120150 STK# 5184 636163, STK# 5129 mi, VlN# 6)0000, STK# 5046 STf(#5194 5192 $9,595 $6,995 $8,995 $8,695 908-591-1111 39,995 $13,495 $10,995 $27,995

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91' Ford Explorer 90' Ford Bronco 91' Ford Aerostar 9 2 'Chevy S-10 9 0 'Chevy B la ze r S-10 89' Chevy C-1500 91' Geo Tracker 4x4 93’ Ford F-250 II 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, 6cyt auto tran, p/s, (Vb, till, Cargo PickUp 6 cyl, auto tran, aA:, p/s, Pick-up 4-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, p/s, p/b, tilt, p/mirr. SuperVan O LD BRIDGE p/mrr, p/wind, p/lcks, r-del, 6-cyl, auto tran, p/s, p/b, 4-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, tilt, pAnirr, p/*ind, p/wind, p/seats, p/lcks, 8-cyl, auto tran, p/s, p/b, tilt, cruse, tnt glass, 6cyl, auto tran, p/s, fVb, tilt, tilt, p/mirr, r-def. tnt cruise, r-def, tnt glass, tnt glass, spat whls, p/b, tilt, cruise, cassette, p/lcks, cruise, r-del, tnt tilt, cruise, tnt glass, cassette, 38,949 mi VIN# tnt glass, cassette, 26,742 glass, stereo, 49,702 mi, stereo, 41,994 mi, VIN# cassette, 51,465 mi, VIN# 27,110 mi, VIN# glass, cassette, 59,170 mi, stereo, 64,974 mi, VIN# 933058, STK# 5073 mi, VIN# A05670, STK# 5143 V!N# A12322, STK# E39648, STK# 1145 A55652, STK# 5100 2100739, STK# 5171 1 (79) 5202 VIN# 114485, STK# 5205B 131257 STK#5216 ^ FREEHO L $11,595 $16,995 $15,595 D l / $13,795 . — $9,995 $10,595 $13,795 $10,495 91' Toyota 4 Runner 90' Ford Bronco Eddie 9 2'Ford Aero Star 90' Chevv C-15 89'Ford Bronco ll 4x4 90' Ford Ranger 4x4 91'Ford Bronco 91' Ford F-250 90' Ford F-150 9 2 'Ford F-150 Bauer 4x4 &cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, 4x4 7 passenger Silverado Pick-up 6cyt, man tran, a/c, (Vs, p/b, 8-cyUuiofrart, sjc.p/s, 6-cyl, auto Iran, a/c, pM, Super Cab B-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p^s. p/b, 6-cyl, aUo tran, afc, p/s, p/b, tit, 6-.cyl, 5-spd, man tran. k y t auto tran, a/c, pis, ph. p/b, tilt, pAnirr, pMind, 6-cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, tilt, p/mrr, p/wind, pricks, 6-cyl, 5-spd, man tran, a/c, p/rntr, p/wind, p/seats, p/lcks, p/b, tilt pAnirr, cruise, tnt p/b, tilt, pAnirr, cassette, a/c. p/s, p/b, tilt, cruise, tit, p/mrr, ptwind, p/lcks. tilt, cruise, tnt glass, cassette, p/lcks, p/ant, cruise, r-def, cruise, r-del, tnt glass, p/s, pfo, ill, cruise, tnt glass, cruise, r-def, tnt jfess, cassette, glass, cassette, 65,589 mi, tilt p/mirr, cruse, r-def, tnl 52,048 mi, VIN# B02671 tnt glass, cassette, cruse, r-det, tnt glass, spot 25,119 mi, VIN# A00219. mt glass, spat whls, 19,380 mi. VIN# 033274, cassette, 61,996 mi, cassette. 67,889 rri, cassette, 43,250 mi, glass, cassette, 32,447 mi, 39,987 mi, VIN# 259068, whls, cassette, 48,287 mi SIX# 5190 VIN# A36458, STK# 51 SOB STK#51M V)NIM0569, STK# 5196 STK# 5074 VIN#A4648S, STK#5099 STK# 5138 VIN# A79391, SIX# 5021 VIN# 9335401 STK# 4966 VIN# B34004, STK# 51278 $20,995 $13,495 $11,495 $10,895 $13,395 $14,995 $11,395 $9,995 $15,495 $16,795

'Prices include manufacturer to consumer rebate. Ford Customer Cash Program: Ranger $300, Escort $400, F-150 $500 Commercial Rebate, Taurus $500. Cash back of $400 for qualified college graduates with certificate 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 licencing registration and tax. * 2.9% Fprd Credit APR financing for up to 48 months on select models, or up to $500 cash back to qualified buyers. Dealer participation may effect savings. You must take new retail delivery from dealer stock by 6/2/94. See dealer for details. OASIS FORD IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOS. THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 25, 1994 7 7

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1992 FORD 1992 FORD 1992 FORO 1992 CROWN TAURUS PROBE FORD LX AEROSTAR VICTORIA EXTENDED XL V-8, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/W, V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, V-6, 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/W, V-6, auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, AM/FM stereo cass., tilt/cruise, air P/seat, air bag, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo p/seats, tilt/cruise, console, alloy whls., P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo bag. Stk. #U5111. VIN #NX143279. cass. Stk. #N6344A. VIN #NA190046. AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth int., r. def., cass., T.G., air bag, r. def. Balance of 38,754 miles. Orig. MSRP $20,901. 32,420 miles. Orig. MSRP $19,797. Low buckets. Balance of Factory Warranty. VIN Factory Warranty. Stk. #T8010A. VIN Low Lease Price Available! Lease Price Available! #N5206401. 20,232 miles. Orig. MSRP #NZB68935.26,727 miles. Orig. MSRP $17,448. Low Lease Price Available! $20,095. Low Lease Price Available! BUY FOR #|S BUYd u i rFOR u n p BUY FOR BUY FOR p s A y j l *13,199 f - t P $12,499 $10,995 *14,495 S5&

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HUGE INVENTORY '88 HYUNDAI EXCEL Gl '86 HONDA CIVIC 4 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, 4 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, am/fm st/cass, a/c, t/gls, p/b, am/fm ster/cass, t/gls, rw def, great trans­ rw def, vin #JUJ72789, portation, Vin HGS014924, Pete Sucato stk #3504A, 73,793 ml. Stk K3400A, 131,136 ml.

•86 NISSAN 200 SX '87 FORD ESCORT GT 2 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, 2 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/b, am/fm ster/cass, a/c, p/s, p/b, am/fm t/gls, rw def, styled whls, bkt. seats, sprt. mirrs., all ssn stl ster/cass, a/c, t/glass, bltd rdls, Vin #GW087252, rw def, Black Beauty. VIN 62,998 ml. H T11116 4, Stk #3393A.

*88 PONTIAC LeMANS '88 DODGE DAYTONA Red, auto, 4 cyl, P/S, P/B, sprt 2 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, mirrs, rally whls, AM/FM am/fm ster/cass, a/c, t/gls, ster/cass, A/c, t/glass, rw MITSUBISHI rw def, rally whls, xtra def, runs strong! VIN JR355504. Stk *342A. 80,360 clean car, Vin #JG453294, mi. Stk #P191A. 76,809 ml.

n '87 TOYOTA COROUA '89 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM '94 GALANT "ES Burgundy, 4 dr, 5 spd man, 4 Auto, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm am/f/m, st/cass, p/wlnds/ leks/sts, a/c, t/glass, rw def, ster/cass, a/c, t/gls, rw def, Auto, 4 dr, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, bkt t/whl, vinyl rf, well main­ runs strong, Vin HH3470446, tained. VIN KH410404, Stk seats, sport mirrs, all ssn stl Stk #3126A, 78.364 mi. I5528A, 112.909 ml. bltd rdls, p/w/l, t/gls, rw def, Dual Air Bags Vin #RE121151, Stock #3552, ...... ___ Air Conditioning *87 TOYOTA CELICA GTS ’88 MAZDA RX7GXL MSRP $18,396. 36 mo. closed . AM/CM Black, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, Red, 5 spd man, rotary, p/s, p/b, end lease w/$1500 down, tot • AM /FM Cassette p/b, am/fm ster/cass, am/fm ster/cass, p/wlnds/lcks, p/w/lcks, a/c, t/gls, rw def, a/c, t/gls, rw def, t/whl, cruise, pymts $7,164, Residual • Tilt & Cruise t/whl, cruise, alloy whls, sun rf, alloy whls, Excellent Excellent Condition, Vin Condition! Vin tJ0606488, Stk LEASE #H7064923, Stk #3279A, 84,542 I3350A, 66,412 ml. $10,301.76 • P/Windows mi. , . L o c k s FOR MO. '91 CHEVY CAVALIER '89 TOYOTA CAMRY DX *94 MIRAGE *94 ECLIPSE 2 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, Burgundy, 4 dr, auto, 4 cyl, P/S, P/B, console, remote mirrs, am/fm ster/cass, a/c, t/gls, am/fm ster/cass, P/wlnds/iks, S P O R T S P O R T rw def, sun roof, v in A/C, t/glass, rw def, t/whl, cruise. M7293514. Stk #3501A. 40,519 Extra clean In S out, low miles! miles. VIN KU103250. Stk I3470A. 42,825 COUPE COUPE ml • 5 spd. man trans • Auto Trans • AM/FM Cassette •P/S • 4 cyl. -P/B • Air Conditioning • Tinted Glass LEASE FOR 2 dr, bkt sts, carpet mats, sprt 3 dr htch, auto, 4 cyl, P/S, P/B, rw def, '89 PONTIAC SUNBIRD GT '95 MITSUBISHI MIRAGE Turbo, convertible, 2 dr, auto, 4 4 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls, styled bkt sts, sport mirrs, all ssn bltd rdls, cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm ster/cass, am/fm ster/cass, p/wlnds/ whls, t/gls, rw def, gauges, radio styled whls, Vin #RE039644, Stk #3505, p/w, p/l, a/c, t/gls, rw def, Icks, a/c, t/gls, rw def, t/whl, acc. pkg. Vin #RU039143, Stk MSRP $14,592, 48 Mo. Closed End $ t/whl, cruise, alloy whls, turbo cruise, Like New! Program #3441, MSRP $9549, DLR Disc Lease w/$1500 down. Tot pymts charged, v in K759M1S. stk Car! vin m/014787, Stk IP240, $554, Rebate $1000. #3405A. 57,585 miles. 18,421 ml. $7,152, Residual $6,420.48 Mo. 149 ______'94 DIAMANTE '94 3000 GT '91 MITSUBISHI ECUPSE GS *90 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM Blue, 2 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, 4 dr, auto, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, L U X U R Y P/S, P/B, styled whls, AM/FM am/f/m, ster/tape, rw def, S P O R T ster/cass, P/winds/lks, A/c, t/whl, cruise, p/winds/lcks/ t/glass, rw def, t/whl, cruise. sts, a/c, t/glass, styled whls. SEDAN Just traded! VIN ME110059. Stk Excellent condition. VIN COUPE H3464A. 52,350 ml. • Tilt & Cruise • Pwr Windows & Locks LH449248, Stk KP281, 46,607 •Air Conditioning ‘ Tilt 4 Cruise mi. •Pwr Windows & Locks • AM/FM Cassette ONLY 24 MONTHS • Aluminum Wheels • AM/FM Cassette 3 dr hatch, 5 spd man, 6 cyl, P/S, - ______LEASE FOR LEASE FOR 4 dr auto, 6 cyl, P/S, P/B, t/gls, rw def, P/B, A/C, t/gls, rw def, bkt sts, J92 FORD THUNDERBIRO '92 CHEVY CAPRICE bkt sts, sport mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls, sprt mirrs, Vin# RY025454. Stk 2 dr, auto, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, 4 dr, auto, 8 cyl, p/s, p/b, alloy whls, Vin #RY022399, Stk #3378, #3384. MSRP $27,645. 42 Mo. am/fm ster/cass, p/winds/ am/fm ster/cass, p/w, p/l, a/c, MSRP $25,995, 24 month closed lease $ Closed end lease, w/$2250 down, leks/sts, a/c, t/gls, rw def, t/gls, rw def, t/whl, cruise. Tot pymts $12,138, Residual t/whl, cruise, rally whls, low w/$2250 down. Tot pymts $5,736, VIN NR149541. Stk I3527A. $14,651.85. mileage, Vin HNH129262, stk 40,468 miles. M o . Residual $16,116.90. 289 M o . IP282,15,700 mi. * 1 0 ,9 9 5 Route 35 N • Oakhurst '93 MITSUBISHI EXPO in '90 CHEVY CORVETTE Red. conv, 2 dr. auto. 8 cyl. p/s, p/b, Auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm Ithr lit, bkt sts, sprt mirrs, alloy whls, ster, p/wlnds/lcks, a/c, t/gls, am/fm st/cass w/eq, Bose sound sys, MITSUBISHI rw def, t/whl, cruise, Like p/w/l/trunk/ant/sts. a/c, t/gls, rw New Mini van! Program Car! def, tilt, cruise, gauges, red w/red Prices include rebates and all costs to consumer except license, reg Ithr I while com top. lice New In Vin #PU064698, stk #P276, every way! Low miles. Vin *L5116266. & taxes. All leases 10,000 mi. Lease subject to approval by primary 14,948 ml. Stk B352A, 25,144 ml. lender. All leases req 1st mo pymt, $400 bank fee & 1 month security deposit. Call dealer for more details. 493-4333 ______THE INDEPENDENT, MAY 25,1994 7 9

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45 QUESTS NEW 1994 NISSAN available SENTRA 4 DR. XE 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm * ^ 6 7 st/cass, fab/int, r/def, body side ml, Intermit wipers, air bag, 26 miles, Stk #295, PICKUPS VIN HRC736158, MSRP $14,054.00, available discount $2148. BUY FOR LEASE FOR NEW 1994 NISSAN JOUS! M A X IM A G X E NEW 1994 NISSAN 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, 16 miles, Stk #K9, VIN HRT248092, MSRP $22,809.00, A LT IM A G X E *11,906 *105 discount $4313. i dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, .buckets, rec/seats, console, r/def, p/w, p/Iks, BUY FOR LEASE FOR p/mir, body side ml, tint, cruise, p/tr, Intermit 56 months wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, stk #K035, v in #RC187321, 'V'j MSRP $17,559.00, discount $1616. LEASE FOR 58 BUY FOR pathfinders: *18,496 *179per mo. available 36 months W15,943 *144 ’T per mo. 135

l l 36 months'^. SENTRAS tv Wa .available ■■■-—-r* •.: • QUALITY USED CARS • QUALITY USED CARS • QUALITY USED CARS 1986 PLYMOUTH RELIANT K 1989 PLYMOUTH COLT CT 1987 MITSUBISHI 1984 CADILLAC 1987 TOYOTA CRESSIDA 2 dr. wgn., 4 cvl., auto, A/C, elec. rear PICK UP W/CAP FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM 4 dr, 6 cyl. auto, p/s, p/dlsc, a/c, am/fm st/cass w/eq, sta. Wgn., 4 cyl., auto, A/C, AM/FM tab/int, p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, defog, AM/FM stereo, P/S, P/B, b/w Pick Up. 4 cvl-. S spd. trans, A/C, a dr., v-8, auto, A/c, elec. rear defog, s te re o cass., P/B, w /w radials, Stk. # AM/FM ste re o cass., P/S, P/B, b /w am/fm stereo cass., pwr. door lcks, tilt r/def, p/w/lks, p/mlr, b/s/m, tint, cruise, p/tr, sec/sys, radials, buckets, as traded, stk. # wheel, speed control, landau vinyl top, pin strip, Intermit vylpers, mats, p/ant, tilt, KV931, v in . #GF206258, 91,158 miles. KV1014, vin . #KU097717, 103,906 radials, buckets, Stk. #KV957, vin . pwr. seat. P/s. P/B. w/w radials, buckets, rosewood/tan, 1 owner, runs and looks new, as #P044476, 54,392 miles. stk. 26085, vin #E9034886, 85,530 miles. traded, Stk #920, VIN #108901,108,901 ml. *2836 ~ *3536 *3936 *3936 *5536 1989 NISSAN SENTRA SE 1987 NISSAN PATHFINDER 4x4 1990 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA SE 1991 HONDA CIVIC 1990 TOYOTA CAMRY DX 2 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/dlsc, a/c, am/fm st/cass. 2 dr., 4 cyl., 5 spd. trans., A/c, elec. 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto, A/C, elec. rear 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto, A/c, elec. rear defog, tinted 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto, A/C, elec. rear faft/mt, moon rf, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, defog, a m / f m stereo cass, P/W, pwr. r/def, p/mlr, b/s/m, tint, r/wlpe/wasn, cruise, pin re a r defog, AM/FM s te re o cass., P/S, defog, AM/FM stereo cass, t ilt w heel, glass, AM/FM stereo cass, P/W, pwr. door Icks, door lcks., tilt wheel, p/s, P/B, w/w strip, Intermit wipers, mats. tilt, red/black Int. Wcaro P/B, as traded, buckets, Stk. #KV1013, P/S, P/B, w /w radials, Stk. #KV1016, speed control, P/S, b/w radials, buckets, style buckets, 1 owner, like new In and out Stk IU918, console, Stt. HKU933, vin. #ML006648, 51,639 radials. buckets, Stk. #KV951, vin . VIN IKU005814,84,040 ml. Vin. #HW003550, 85,506 miles. vin . #2303722, 45,085 miles. #LU268858, 46,835 miles. *5936 *6936 *7995 *8936 *9236 1993 NISSAN PICK UP 1990 NISSAN MAXIMA SE 1986 CHEVY CORVETTE 1992 TOYOTA CAMRY LE 1993 MERCURY SABLE LS 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto, A/C, AM/FM stereo cass., 2 dr., V-8, auto, A/c, elec. rear defog, 4 dr., white, 4 cyl., auto, A/C, elec. rear 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto, A/C. elec. rear defog, 4 cyl., 5 spd. trans., A/C, P/B, b/w tinted glass, a m /fm stereo cass. P/W. pwr. P/W, pwr. door Icks., t ilt wheel, speed a m / fm stereo cass, P/w, pwr. door icks, tilt defog, AM/FM stereo cass, P/W, pwr. door door lcks.. t ilt wheel, speed control, pwr. radials, Stk. #24749, V in #PC303999, Icks. t ilt wheel, speed control, P/s, p/B, control, sunroof, P/S. p/B, b/w radials. stk. wheel, p/s, P/B, b/w radials, buckets, Stk. seat, rally wheels, P/S. P/B. green, b/w 2640 miles. b/w radials, buckets, console. Stk. #KU907, radials, 60/40 seats, Stic. #24895. Vin. #KV1009, Vin #(.T414346, 58,148 miles. #KV1022, Vin. #GJ127209, 65,494 miles. Vin. #N0025932,44,127 miles. #PA609534, 21,629 miles. *9936 *13.995 *13.995 *14.936 *16.500 EASY TO GET TO Broad Street PI M l BELT NISSAN OF KEYPORT 370 BROAD STREET, KEYPORT 2 6 4 -1 3 2 3 PARKWAY EXIT 1 1 7 , OFF ROUTE 36 ON BROAD STREET ACROSS FROM KEYPORT HIGH SCHOOL

Prices include all costs to consumer except license, registration & taxes. Sentra is $105 per month + tax, 36 mos. 15,000 miles per year, gap protectio included, $3,000 down-cap reduction. Residual of $6,793.38. Altima is $144 per month + tax, $3000 down +1st payment + security deposit, Oxford lease, 36 mos. 13,000 mi per year. Maxima is $179 per month + tax, $3000 down + 1st payment and security deposit, 36 mos Residual of $14,141,13,000 miles per year. 8 0 MAY 25,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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‘91 DODGE D-150 RAM PICK-UP ‘94 MERCURY TOPAZ GS ‘91 MAZDA MPV VAN 4 dr., 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c. am/fm st/cass, fab. int., p/seats, buckets, VAN, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b. anti-lock, a/c, anVfm st/cass, teb/int, 8 cyt., auto, p/s, p/t>, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int., gauges, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/det., p/w, p/Iks, p/mir. bsm, tint, cruise, buckets, rec/seats. gauges r/det, p/w. p/d/l, p/mir, b/s/m, Unt, bd/side/md, tint, pin strip, short bed, style wh, silver/gray p/tr. pin strip, interm it wipers, alum wh, white/blue mt, interior. Low M iles! 27,964 mi., S tk #6404. r/wipe/Wash, lift, cause, in t wipers, mats, alum, wh, 13,015 miles, Stk *594, Vm #RB600033. burg/tan tnt, 45.335 miles. Stk #582, Vin V IN #MS227505. #M034775l ’10,995 *11,486 *12,995 ‘91 JEEP WRANGLER ‘92 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS '93 FORD E-350 SUPER CARGO WINDOW VAN 2 dr, 8 cyi, auto, OD, p/s. p/dfo, a/c, am/lm st/cass, leath/mt, p/r/seats. 2 dr, 4W0, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass. vtnyl interior, buck­ re/sts, gauges, r/def. p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side/md, cruae, p/tr, tint, cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/seek-scan, gauges, inter­ 's, rec/seats. gauges, r/def, tint, r/wipe-wash, intermit wipers, tilt, int. wipers, p/ant, tilt. alu. whls., srs airbag*/ds, gray int, wipers, buckets, white, grey interior, fuel injected, deep alum wh., ext. cotor: black, int. color, gray, Stk. #R-3208, Vin silver ext. 40,040 miles, Stk *599, Vin privacy, tint gteaa.trip odometer, venting windows, full size #MJ104878,30.591 miles. spare, 21,148 mites. Vm #PHA31873. ‘13,495 >12,995 *14,985 90 JEEP CHEROKEELARDEO ‘93 MERCURY SABLE 93 FORDAEROSTAR XLT WAGON st/cass, fab/int, p/seats, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md. p/alum wh, dual a ir 19,520 miles. Ext. *13,995 *13,495 *14,995 CENTURY’87 BUICK LIMITED ’91DYNASTY DODGE CENTURY’87 BUICK WAGON GRAND’89 MERCURYMARQUIS GS SKYLARK’89 BUICK CUSTOM GRAND’89 MERCURY MARQUIS ’91CAVALIER CHEVY 4dr., 2 wd. 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, 4 dr, 2 wd, 6 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s/b, Wag, 4 dr, 2 wd, 6 cyf, auto, p/s/b. 4 dr, 2 wd, 8 cyf, auto, o/d, p/s/b, 4 dr, 2 wd, 4 cyl, auto, p/s/b, a/c, 4 dr., 8 cyl., auto, O/D, p/s, p/b, a/c, 2 dr.. 4 cyf., auto, p/s, p/b. a/c, am/fm st/cass., fab. int., buckets, a/c,

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