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NOVEMBER 1, 1995 4 0 C E N T S VOLUME 25, NUMBER 43 A n c h o r , J C P & L g o t o b a t t l e
BY PAUL GENTILE
Correspondent uasi-citizen groups turned up the pow er this Q w eek in an attem pt to sway public opinion to their side on the issue o f Aberdeen’s form ing its ow n electric distribution system . W ith the N ov. 7 electric referendum less than a w eek aw ay, tw o citizens groups are attem pting to get residents on their side o f the fence. The Citizens for Low er and Efficient Electric Rates (C L E E R ), is asking residents to vote “yes” on the elec tric referendum . The Aberdeen Taxpayers Against the Electric Referendum opposes the proposal for a tow n ship pow er system. Both sides m ailed residents fliers last w eek advocating their positions. How ever, some have questioned w hether these groups truly represent the interests of Aberdeen resi Two-year-old Patrice Marcolla won first place in the 2-and-under costume contest Saturday at Middletown’s dents or are just extensions o f the corporate battle that annual Halloween Hullabaloo & Witch Haunt at Croydon Hall. Congratulating the winner is Kelly Morgan, a has been ongoing between Anchor Glass Container Co. volunteer with the Middletown Parks and Recreation Department. (Photo by Michael Guiliano) of C liffw ood, and Parsippany-based Jersey Central Power & Light. Anchor, the tow nship’s largest ratable and biggest consum er o f pow er, initiated the current proposal for a Mataw an & business tow nship-run electric distribution system . Anchor appears to be the driving force behind C LE E R . On the C LE E R flier residents received last w eek, it lists the 16 m em bers of C LEER , one of which is Reginald Garrett Sr., the general m anager of Anchor’s are perfect together C liffw ood plant, who is responsible for overseeing the operation o f the plant. Since the issue has arose, G arrett showing a restored sense of confi however, couldn’t say why the tim has attended a num ber of council m eetings advocating BY LAUREN JAEGER dence in downtown M atawan, which ing brought them all to open their on Anchor’s behalf in favor o f a township-run electric Staff Writer just a year ago had 12 em pty stores. shops alm ost in unison. s y s t e m . Another m em ber of CLEER is Dora Ciaglia of the esterday, Andy Rosinski, 42, W ithin the last 18 months, more “I was checking many other Garden M anor, representing another large consum er of Y was expected to open the than 18 businesses have m oved into places, but I like this town. It’s a pow er that serves to save m oney w ith a township-run doors of his jew elry store, the borough, according to Nan quiet town w ith nice people,” said electric system . C LE E R also lists w orkers from “Pretty Jewelry” at 143 M ain St. in Bucco, the borough clerk. The stores Rosinski, a jew eler w ho crafts all of A m erican Flint Glass, but does not have a representative M ataw an for the first tim e. have opened up along Route 34, his own jew elry from precious m et Little Street and Freneau Avenue, that em bodies a typical tow nship resident. Tw o weeks ago, W il Hercek, 34, a l s . s h e s a i d . The message o f the C L E E R flier fuels the fire o f the celebrated the grand opening of the “It just seem ed like a perfect spot corporate w ar between Anchor and JC P& L. borough’s first coffeehouse, called She noted that the stores on M ain for this kind o f business,” said Jason “JC P& L did try to prem aturely influence your vote 123 M ain, at 123 M ain St. Street include: Pretty Jew elry Co., M artinsen, the 19-year old owner of w ith pieces o f m ail and a telephone cam paign designed M eanw hile, just over the railroad the Jewel Box, A A Beep, Uptown A A Beep. “W e have the commuters to scare and m islead the citizens o f Aberdeen. They w ill tracks, on the corner of M ain Street M en’s Clothing, Craft Chalet, com ing through town to use the train spend a lot o f our m oney on slick brochures attem pting and Atlantic Avenue, young entre Electronics Repair Service, M ataw an station. I searched for tw o m onths, to cloud the issue, distort the facts and m islead the peo preneur Pam W ertalik, 27, is reno Sports PO W Inc., R iva’s Hats and looking at five vacant stores before I ple o f Aberdeen,” the C L E E R flier states. vating the old store that w ill house Valentina’s Dressm aking. settled on this one.” The electric referendum on the N ov. 7 ballot is bind Creative Consignm ents, an art Reasons w hy m erchants decided “The location was good. It is on ing, m eaning the township is required by law to begin gallery featuring decorative item s to to establish businesses in M ataw an M ain Street, in the heart of tow n,” w ork on establishing a system, but C LE E R took another clothing and accessories. The grand range from the closeness of the rail said Dan Hunter, the store m anager approach in its flier. opening is scheduled for N ov. 4. road station to the borough’s old- o f M ataw an Sports. “There’s a lot of “A ‘yes’ vote on Nov. 7 is for further infonnation. ., CJearJy*. business people are fashioned am biance. .*» « *»*♦*««♦♦*»>♦♦**♦»»» .The business people interview ed, Continued on page 30 Continued on page 28 i .1.1 , , 1 f , I i . , -■ .. . ■ ; . . ■______i l ! i ' t l t I i' M < i iliiV l 1 it'. . . IlK liV ' \
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BY MARILYN DUFF
Staff W riter MIDDLETOWN — It has taken eight long years, but residents of the North Middletown area will have their mail deliv ered through a Middletown, and not a Keansburg, post office. Effective Nov. 13, the residents will have their mail delivered from the New Monmouth Branch of the Middletown post office, instead of the Keansburg post office. The North Middletown section, which was formerly called East Keansburg, is located in the northwest section of the township near the Keansburg border. Their mailing address will change from North Middletown 07734, a Keansburg zip code, to Middletown 07748. “It’s a challenge, but it's what the public wanted,” said Middletown Postmaster Joe NEW CUSTOMERS — The New Monmouth branch of the Middletown post A new teen center was Roventini. office on Cherry Tree Farm Road has been renovated to handle mail deliv recently formed for “I always knew it was going to happen. ery for residents in the North Middletown area. Middletown youths. It was just a matter of time,” said Fran (Photo by Michael Guilano) P a g e 8 Hanley, the North Middletown resident who fought for the change because of confusion years,” Hanley said, mail that, because of a.m. to noon Saturdays. and mix-ups in mail delivery. the East Keansburg mailing address and “This gives hope” to residents of other In anticipation of the change, the U.S. then the 07734 Keansburg zip code, never areas, said Hanley, who are trying to change FEATURES Postal Service recently completed about reached her. their postal delivery to their home town post $75,000 worth of renovations at the New With the change, residents’ mail will go offices. Monmouth facility, located on Cherry Tree to the Middletown post office on Route 35 Some residents of Hazlet who have their • Calendar Page 26 Farm Road, said Roventini. for sorting and then to the New Monmouth mail delivered through the Keansburg and • Classifieds Page 39 North Middletown area residents will branch for delivery. Keyport post offices have tried to get their Before the renovations, the New mail delivery changed to the Hazlet post • Editorials Page 24 receive notification of the upcoming change in the next few days, Roventini said Friday. Monmouth branch did not handle mail office. • Letters Page 24 He expects some delay the first few delivery and the public could only purchase Postal service delivery areas do not rec • Milestones Page 16 days, but after that, things should run stamps there. Middletown is the only one of ognize municipal boundaries. Some sec • Obituaries Page 32 smoothly. the township’s numerous post offices which tions of Middletown have their mail deliv Hanley first got the U.S. Postal Service has a branch. ered through the Red Bank and Atlantic • Police Beat Page 31 to change the mailing address from East “The whole inside has been changed,” Highlands post offices and use those towns • Real Estate Page 33 Keansburg to North Middletown. said Roventini, including new flooring, in their mailing addresses. • Sports Page 35 “That journey, from East Keansburg to lighting and a new ceiling. The lobby has Not everyone favored the name change North Middletown, only took three also been enlarged to accommodate the new from East Keansburg to North Middletown • Yesteryear Page 29 months,” noted Hanley, compared to the customers. eight years ago. In fact, the East Keansburg eight-year journey from North Middletown Mike Imperial, the former supervisor of Fire Company retains the old name. to Middletown. “But it was a trip worth tak customer services at the main building, will It remains to be seen whether the North ing,” she said. run the New Monmouth branch, as station Middletown name will eventually be Phone numbers: After years of negotiations, the Postal manager, said Roventini. About 10 people dropped or fade away. Service agreed to send a questionnaire to will work at the branch, including six mail Most of Middletown’s sections, such as Editorial residents, to see if they supported the carriers. Lincroft, Leonardo, Belford and Port 254-7000 Ext. 226 change, and the majority did. The building officially reopened for Monmouth, have post offices bearing those FAX 254-0486 “Fm looking forward to getting mail 1 business Oct. 23. Hours are 8:30 a.m. to names. Circulation should have been getting for the last 20 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8:30 254-1755 Display Advertising 972-6740 Ext. 220 FAX 254-0256 6 6 senior hom es, park on tap Classified 1-8 0 0 -6 6 0 -4 A D S HOLMDEL — The township and a township, Ferris said. Eventually, the recre Holmdel’s units, Holmdel now has 190 Classified FAX 432-0016 local developer have come to an agreement ation facility may have athletic fields, jog Mount Laurel units left to build. to set aside 30 acres o f undeveloped land to ging paths and possibly, a community cen The 66 senior citizen homes each count build recreation facilities and low-income ter, he said. for 1.3 credits, for a total of 85.8 credits, senior citizen housing. Five of the 30 acres will be set aside for eliminating 600 townhouses which would Independent Under the plan, developer Holmdel 66 units of low-income senior citizen hous have been built to meet the same Mount Valley Estates will build 66 senior citizen ing. Laurel requirement. home units on a 5-acre tract while another The township will donate these 5 acres “This elimination will reduce the impact Managing Editor 25 acres of undeveloped land will be set to a non-profit organization which will be of growth on the quality of life for people at Paul Fiorilla aside for re creation facilities. The location responsible for building and running the the north end of town. It will decrease the Sports Coordinator of the tract was not divulged by officials, senior citizen complex. impact to schools, and meet state require Lindsey Siegle and is known only as Site 11. In 1987, the state had ordered that for ments for low-income housing,” Ferris said. Executive Editor The agreement cannot be finalized until every development constructed, one-third of The plan is part of a petition which the it is approved by the N.J. Council on the units, or one in every six market value township submits to COAH stating how it Gregory Bean Affordable Housing, (COAH). The parties units, must be set aside for low-income proposes to fulfill its obligation to supply Publisher met with COAH officials last week, but housing. affordable housing. The plan is made public Kevin Wittnian there is no date set for a decision. Every so-called Mount Laurel unit is after approval from COAH. The developers At its Oct. 23 meeting, the Township under the credit system, so that each town then have time to object to the township’s Committee voted to give Mayor Henry D. ship is responsible for reaching a specific plan. A Greater Media Newspaper Ferris Jr. authorization to sign an agreement number of credits. While there is no specific deadline for © ! with Holmdel Valley Estates. Holmdel was designated to build a total the mediation, the process usually runs 60 E H I f f VERIFIED The essence of the agreement is that the AUDIT CIRCULATION of 771 Mount Laurel units in 1994 — 129 days, although that time line can be extend developer will be allowed to build fewer more than they were assigned in 1987. ed, said Bob Friant, spokesperson for The Bayshore Independent is published homes on larger lots in exchange for giving Holmdel has built 510 units, although all COAH. Wednesday by the Greater Monmouth the 30 acres to the township. 771 units have been allotted land. After Friant added that these were “friendly Publishing Co., Edgeboro Road, East Of the 30 acres, 25 will be leased by the Holmdel and the City of Trenton reached an objectors,” meaning the mediation so far Brunswick N.J. 08816. 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BY AMISHA UPADHYAYA Through extensive research, study and doc umentation, these committee members Staff Writer became convinced that this $15 million price estimate was not true,” Arendt said. SAVE 25% MIDDLL TOWN — Some residents are One cost not even under consideration is On All Goodyear light Track, Mini Van disappointed with the schi*>l board’s reac the once-proposed referendum for $154 tion to the $90 million school referendum million. proposal presented last month by the And Snort Utility Vehicle Tires. “Any referendum for $154 million is Citizens Action Committee (CAC). dead. It is not going to be done,” said Speaking at last Tuesday’s Board of Modi More! Stokes. Education meeting, Donna Pinamonti, a He also mentioned that costs are not so member of the now-inactive CAC, said she neatly defined. For example, upgrading was concerned that ihe board was not facilities costs more than repairing them. researching the reports and facilities as dili “A repair would be to replace a broken gently as the CAC had done during its window. An upgrading would be to replace seven-month research phase. all windows with new windows,” Stokes "I would like to express my disap said. pointment at the board’s minimal efforts There will be a line-by-line itemized with regard to this committee’s report and cost for repairing and upgrading facilities to the referendum process," said Pinamonti. for each school, Stokes added. Other citizens, such as Mary Kligman, One of the main obstacles haunting the president of Save Our Schools, questioned referendum process is the ghost of the the board’s projected referendum date of Hilyer Plan, said Sweeney. Feb. 20. Two years ago, under Superintendent “How do you intend to get a referendum on the ballot when you are not planning to Peter Merluzzi, there was an engineering WORKHORSE P-METRIC WRANGLER WRANGLER AOUATRED make your final decision about a referen study of facilities done to see where the Economy Lidtt Truck Radial Ail Season Traction Radial For Tin AcwodMnmf* Tire iMsiawd For schools fit into American Disabilities Act dum until Dec. 19?” asked Pinamonti. For Vans, Pickups and 4 x4's Small Pickups & Mini Vans Pkkups, Vans, and Sport ijtiliry Vehicles There are certain time frames for ref- requirements and state codes. erendums, including the availability of vot Based on this study — the Vitetta ing machines, said Board of Education Report — the school administration made 9 5 President Tom Stokes. several recommendations to the board. Of The administration has informed the these recommendations, the board chose to Reg. $9879*49 ■ "\P215/70R14 RWL IP205I75R140WL Reg. $140.56*96” * “ P21WDR140I. close four elementary schools, close board that if the referendum is not voted on Other sizes available. Other sizes available. Othet sizes available. in February, September could be the next Bayshore Middle School, add onto the two available date. other middle schools and renovate the two Pinamonti and others also criticized the high schools. EVEN MORE GREAT VALUES...ONLY FROM VESPIA'S board for not allowing ample opportunity The board then hired experts to come up for board-community interaction at the with plans to match these recommendations workshop meeting on Monday, Oct. 23. and hired architects to estimate costs. “Last night you graciously granted us The board and the administration began the opportunity to speak at your workshop preparing the community for a possible ref meeting, but only after you received a letter erendum. The community, in turn, began from us requesting permission to partici pressuring the board to not close the local pate,” said Pinamonti. community schools. OOD/YEA Diane Sweeney, board member, said Then came the $135 million estimate, I i that this criticism is justifiable. which was the final element to put a lid on WRANGLER GS-A “Usually a workshop meeting is be the Hilyer Plan forever. WRANGLER AT WRANGLER HT tween board members so that everyone can In February, the committee was asked to All Purpose, All Surface Radial Outstanding On/Off Road Traction ] be aware of what they are thinking. ... I investigate the facilities, the Hilyer Plan, For Multi-Purpose Vehicles For Multi-Purpose Vehicles Highway Radial myself don’t have a clue as to what other and the Vitetta Report board members feel about the referendum,” Sweeney, however, believes this was the Sweeney said. most comprehensive plan for the schools so There is also debate as to what the board I Oil Change, Filter & Lube ■977 - 1995 far. should look at as a projected referendum l» “But I have no problem with a new cost. ‘ 0 4 < 5 4 - 18 school, if that’s what the community wants. I ■Silver Service At the workshop meeting, Robert ■Rtfusaghustin* “RvMrwMs | Overstate «w/50 YEA R S O f I am supportive of any project which pro e x c e l l e n t I Meyer, resident of Middletown and former StcuWartwmliatmDiwiuanr'i * ( M flute »Bnke vides for better buildings and provides edu I SERVICE member of the CAC, stated that he believed •Power Steering'Transmission cational improvements for the kids,” E*re!M»5 . the repair figures of the referendum to be • Differential • Wfindshiekl Wiper•» % " W r !i Sweeney added. "teMMbani'MM linn J vesp w s closer to $15 million, not $90 million. Limitfld Warranty for 6 months i “In fact, many ad-hoc members were All of the board members listened to the skeptical, as he is (about the referendum citizens’ and Stokes promise that the board or 5,000 miles, whichever comet bn. j I Gold Service would share its opinions with the communi I Quarter State* X41W/S) cost) and believed the same thing,” said • Chedc t FH Rufcts * Brafce ty, and continue listening to community Judith Arendt, another committee member. • Power Steering'Transmissionson § Q “But Meyer left before the first report. input at the Nov. 1 curriculum meeting. - • Differentiai • Windshield Wber i p e r . BUY ONE Platinum service* M an dies w h ile driving GET 50% OFF I Quarter flare fywst ft S 9 I V » ! • Check I HO Fluids'Brake B j T * * ” 'I M m Meets MIDDLETOWN — A 51-year-old indications were that Fairhurst died as a 2nd SHOCK Of STRUT * Power Steering* Transmission B J U I • Differential 'Windshield Wiper Belford man suffered an apparently fatal result of the heart attack and not the ac oNiMn} RMnteitimWK)E heart attack while driving on Route 36 cident. taCattPw*. BqinlHW!. idliMto. tM dlftrM M . about 3:15 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 22. A passenger, a 55-year-old Fords man, ^ HfiUMNVffaqtalUtt, After he lost consciousness, his car, suffered moderate head injuries and was which was westbound between Avenue D taken to Riverview Medical Center. and Leonard Avenue in the Leonardo sec After Fairhurst lost control, the car tion, left the road, barely missing the Hey went across a landscape island, struck and Daddy Bagels building at 848 Route 36. knocked down a mounted telephone, then '£ Brunswick 908*238-1220 Edison 90M94-7888 The driver, Robert P. Fairhurst, 45 climbed a concrete sign base, sideswiping ‘HamiltonSq. 609^86-7771 ‘Nudge 906-721-8900 Union Ave., was pronounced dead after the steel support beams, and came to a rest Hamilton Twp, m m ‘Piscataway 90M24-9770 being taken to taken to an area hospital. in shrubbery near the edge of the bagel Keyport 908-2&W888 Princeton V m m Police Cpl. 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908-566-1178 (Directly across BY AMISHA UPADHYAYA While this funding was cut the next from Matawan year, the township did decide to spend Train Station) Staff Writer $750,000 to build sidewalks along po Furniture • Appliance:; (Large & smaii) MIDDLETOWN — A bill passed last tentially hazardous routes. week by the state Senate that would provide Regardless of the outcomes of the bus TV’s & VCR's • Office Equipment busing for children was meant to appease ing bill, the township is looking at putting parents of children forced to walk haz in sidewalks in the area of Middletown- • Glassware • Party Paper Goods ardous routes to school. Lincroft Road, one of the most hazardous But several parents, speaking at last routes in the area, said Smith. • Sporting Goods • Books Tuesday’s Board of Education meeting, “W e’re prepared to put up sidewalks expressed doubt about the legislation’s there,” said Smith, “although it depends on impact in Middletown. other entities such as the Parkway Hours: The parents said the cost of busing Authority and the park system, since it runs Wednesday - Friday 11 am - 6 pm, Saturday & Sunday 8 am - 4 pm would be prohibitive, making it unlikely along Sunny Side Park.” that the service would be used. Oliver has investigated how to provide “I am not very optimistic,” said Patti private busing. In the summer of 1992, she Oliver, a Lincroft resident who coordinates sent out fliers to Middletown residents and the township’s private busing program. “It visited local bus companies to research bids does not provide funding for the free and and bus requirements. Approximately 550 reduced lunch program kids. Of course, we 600 families expressed interest in taking C a p it o l should take responsibility for them, but the part in such a venture. WEEK | board will be burdened with the cost. ... It When the township retracted its bus 3NLY! just won’t work in Middletown.” funding in 1993, Oliver once again began C l e a r a n c e The bill that was approved by the state coordinating efforts between citizens and Senate last month states that the township the Health Ridge Bus Co. in West and the board can enter into an interlocal Keansburg. S u p e r S a l e agreement to provide busing for children In three years, the charge per child has who live within state-imposed boundaries only risen $20. Currently, it costs families ^5ave on chandeliers, table and floor lamps, waif and must walk hazardous routes to reach $330 per child to ride the bus. school. All costs can be passed on to the “I am proof that it can be lower than the fixtures, kitchen and bath lighting, track and projected $500,” added Oliver. recessed lighting, outdoor lighting, wall units, parents through a user’s fee. Only families whose children are on the free or reduced Smith said that sometimes governmental curios, tables, dining tables and chairs. lunch program are exempt from the fee. entities have to provide extra services that Although the board and the township may make it more expensive. . YOU WILL FIND THE AREA 'S LARGEST SELECTION have not discussed any definitive fee, esti “Sometimes, we’re restricted as to what services can be used,” she said. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD • INSTALLATION AVAILABLE \ mates given by the township and board are in the $500 range. Leni Bosky, from Lincroft, which is the • LIGHTING DESIGNED STUDIO NJ AWARD WINNING only area that has taken advantage of LIGHTING CONSULTANT The state only reimburses a board of Oliver’s private busing option, paid for one education for busing children who live of her three children to be transported to within 2 miles of an elementary school and Lincroft School. 2.5 miles of other schools. “I wasn’t going to the board meeting to Next week, Mayor Joan Smith and discuss courtesy busing but the board was Board of Education President Tom Stokes congratulating themselves for bringing back are meeting with state representatives to get courtesy busing. Yet, the public does not an update. realize how much it will cost them,” she ‘The community and board have to see said. what the cost will be ... look at the danger “If they had passed a referendum to ous routes, and figure who will do what in repair and build schools, it wouldn’t have the process,” said Smith, who admitted she cost an individual any more than how much needed to become much more informed it will now cost individuals to send their about the bill before reaching any cost or children to school,” said Boskey. c"pah exti»a$20off M°re procedural decisions. These are the same people who didn’t When the school budget was voted want to pay $100 extra in taxes, who voted down in 1991, Middletown was forced to down the school budget nine times, Boskey make $2 million worth of cuts. One of the added. items cut was courtesy busing. As a result, Stokes, who is a staunch proponent of 3,200 children were left to provide their the legislation, said any extra money is bet own means of transportation, despite the ter than endangering the life of a child. often dangerous routes which may be on The bill could be ready to be signed by their way. For one year, the township shoul Gov. Christine Todd Whitman by early dered the cost of courtesy busing. next year. W om an seeks vandals w ho stole Hallow een decorations ABERDEEN — Bobbie Ackerman she returned to find her pumpkin lights tom loves to decorate the outside of her house down and the ceramic Jack O’ Lantern cmm S e x t b a S s o o f f *ore each holiday. pumpkin shell, which had a candle inside, A N A W * O v e r $ 2 5 0 Much to the Cliffwood Beach resident’s stolen from the porch. Even the fake skele O n e Coupon Per Family / E x p .™ disgust, however, her Halloween decora ton head was tom down from the door. tions were destroyed last week and her Left on the scene was the flying witch, beloved ceramic pumpkin was stolen from still swinging from the porch. the porch. “The pumpkin has sentimental value,” To help find the vandals, Ackerman has she said. “It's heavy. It’s like greenware on posted a $50 reward which would lead to the inside. It looks like a real pumpkin, and C ap itol LIGHTING the arrest of the person who took the pump the vandals may have decided to smash it, kin. She wants her pumpkin back. but when they picked it up they found out it Ackerman paid $40 for the hand-made wasn’t real.” 353 ROUTE 35 / EATONTOWN pumpkin while on vacation in California For information leading to the arrest of D aily 9:30 - 9 / Sat. to 6 / Sun . 12 - 5 / (908) 542-9311 three years ago. She had to carefully pack it the vandals, call the Aberdeen township up for the airplane trip home. police at (908) 566-2054, or Ackerman at While out last Tuesday night, however, (908) 583-9460. INDEPENDENT, NOVEMBER 1, 1995 7
• SEBASTIAN ■TRESSA Keep Your Gutters Clean ■ ESSIE •NEXXUS B d . o f E d . -ABBA Garden State • PAUL MITCHELL > RUSK • REDK1N • JESSICA m e m b e r s Seamless Gutters 646 Palm er Avenue BEAUTY SUPPLIES North M iddletow n 1872 Hwy. 35 South (Next to Spaghetti Western) b a c k b i l l Middletown, NJ MIDDLETOWN — School board members visited Atlantic City to speak on 7 8 7 -5 5 4 5 6 1 5 - 3 9 3 9 behalf of a bill the state Legislature will Professional Hairdresser on Staff. decide on this spring. Board of Education President Thomas HOURS - 9:30 - 6 M ON. - THURS. • FRIDAY TIL 8PM *SAT. 10-5 F. Stokes and board members Philip J. Scaduto and William G. Wall are backing a ‘ 5 0 “ OFF bill sponsored by Sen. Joseph D. Kyrillos, on "Cutter Guard" j*FO FF! 1*1“ OFFi (R-13th District), to have the state bear the cost of educating children in special educa Leaf Guard System I Any Purchase of *5" or more I I Any Paul Mitchell Products I Guaranteed not to clog for five years I With this coupon. Not valid with other | | With this coupon. Not valid with other | tion programs. ^ ^coupons or discounts. Expires 1 M S _ 9 5 j ^cMpm^^lxour^.^xpir^JJ-15-95j In Middletown, there are l ,500 children with coupon expires 12/15/95 not to be combined with any other offer | — out of a total of 10,000 students — in the special education program. These chil dren range from mainstream students with relatively minor problems — stuttering or an attention deficit disorder — to handi capped and autistic students. Some pupils must be sent to private schools which range in cost from $20,000-$40,000. The most expensive school a child is being sent to costs the school board ap SALE proximately $50,000, according to Director of Special Education Programs Joe Priest. Stokes, however, recalls a unique but N O W IS T H E expensive case in which an autistic child who needed to be sent to a school in Boston, cost the township $250,000 per T I M E T O year, meaning about $ 150 per year to the average homeowner. S A V E B I G ! The special education program is in — — - - m s ] cluded into the operational school budget ‘ % u and voted on every April. Each child designated as a special education child generates a cer p u n t e r s tain amount of state aid for the board, in 5 0 % addition to some federal aid, but the Kyrillos-sponsored bill would transfer all OFF costs to the state. o n TO IWhiskm, “Special education is a problem that s e l e c t more! society should address. But this (bill) would allow for more equitable distribution of NURSERY STOCK costs, and get it off the backs of local tax NEW SHIPMENT OF NURSERY payers,” Stokes said. Another question is whether Middle STOCK DAILY ■ DELIVERY AVAILABLE ' town is over-classifying special education TULIPS children. New Jersey has the second high DLfcNT NOW BEAUTIFUL HYACINTHS est number of special education children in \ t S p m SPRING DAFFODILS the country. and m ore It’s not just the cost of each child but the FLOWERING BULBS cost to expand facilities for special educa tion needs, added Stokes. Special education PREPARE YOUR SHRUBS & FLOWER BEDS FOR rooms require certain equipment, more WINTER NOW! Freehold Location Only space, maybe an aide or two, and if neces Blue Flamingo Florida Forest Big 3 cu. ft. „ — OFF sary, special busing. PINE BARK NUGGETS OR " su p e r MULCH b p e c w T CYPRESS MULCH SHREDDED HARDWOOD MULCH “The primary concern is the child,” said Beautiful T*P«e Stokes. “The second concern is cost effec q i i , ? ? ” ” " ” tiveness.” SHREDDED 1 0 1 1 0 :3 3 — Amisha Upadhyaya 4 cu. YDS. Deivered $ g g « « South Jersey Mount Shasta VIRGIN ROOT MULCH DECORATIVE BARK CHUNKS from Idaho
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MIDDLETOWN — The Middletown Palmer Avenue, and UA Middletown Youth Council, in conjunction with the T heater on Route 35. Ocean Fitness Center at Union Square Mall, The council has also arranged special 500 Route 35 south, has organized a teen discounts at Villa Pizza, at ShopRite shop club for township youth ages 13 to 18. ping center on Route 35, and Pizza Hut, The grand opening of the Middletown Route 35. Youth Council-Ocean Fitness Center Teen Also, in connection with the new Teen C h e r a y ' s C e r a m i c s Club — OFC Teen Club for short — will Club, Heavenly Ham, a sandwich shop take place from 7-9 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 4. located in Union Square Mall, will offer dis Come Join Us - ^ © 7 ^ wx There will be a DJ, refreshments, fitness counts. counselors, classes and more, said Frank The council was established by the Sat. Nov. 4th & Sun. Nov 5th^^fW iw«& Hanley, chairwoman of the approximately Township Committee to organize activities 10-7 p .m . two-year-old Youth Council. for township teen-agers and possibly estab Beginning Sunday, Nov. 5, at a cost of lish a teen center. D raranf tKiic rn n r nn ^ OPEN 7 DAYS Present this coupon $5 per session, Middletown teens can use The council is hoping to get more busi & Receive one smalt Featuring Duncan Products the facilities from 2-4 p.m., Sundays; 3-5 Classes Forming Now! nesses involved. | ornament FREE j p.m., weekdays; and 7-9 p.m., Saturdays. For more information on the Teen Club, 69-71 Hwy 36 The Youth Council has arranged for the council or any of the other youth activi Keansburg other special activities or discounts for ties, call Fran Hanley at 787-8835. Greenware • Bisque township teens with Gold’s Gym on — Marilyn D u f f Wholesale & Retail 4 9 5 -4 0 4 1 Harmony Road, Amato’s Karate Academy, m l l k m ■ « T ZZ u m i m n WHY IS MONMOUTH COUNTY NUMBER ONE?
Good governm ent is the The team of Joe Oxley, Amy Handlin & Ed Stominski is one of the youngest slates campaigning anywhere Widely regarded as the best- — and also the most qualified team. run county in New Jersey, Sheriff candidate Joe Oxley is former Monmouth County is the leader in Assistant County Prosecutor and Mayor of virtually all categories — except Middletown, where he helped to achieve taxes! sizable tax reductions and economies.
In fact, Monmouth has yet Amy Handlin, a graduate of Harvard again achieved a lower tax rate with degrees also from Columbia and this year. How many county New York University, is in her second governments anywhere in the term as County Freeholder, where she JOE OXLEY with Freeholders AMY HANDLIN & ED STOMINSKI at has been a leader on a wide variety of U.S.A. can make this claim? county government's Hall of Records, Freehold. issues. Monmouth's population has Here ore just o few of Monmouth County's achievements: Ed Stominski, Mayor of Eatontown nearly doubled in 30 years. and for 14 years a governing body • Larges* county golf course system in New Jersey ond one of the Growth in services — ond largest — and finest — in the country. member is concluding his first unexpired planning for the future — have • One of the largest and finest parks ond recreation networks anywhere. term as Freeholder. been achieved with a fiscally • Easily the largest and most modem county library system in the State. • Reclamation and recycling programs which, again, are the most Ed Stominski is known county-wide conservative approach developed and effective in the state — and the lowest in cost. for his civic and charitable endeavors, • A wide range of programs for senior citizens ond also for youth. and was a Member of the Monmouth MONMOUTH COUNTY — • One of the lowest county tax rates in the state. County Improvement Authority. Number One — let's keep it that • The best county college (Brookdale). • Monmouth County Improvement Authority — Low-cost, low-interest way. loans, to towns & schoolboards, saving taxpoyers millions. Paid k>r by the Monmouth Republican Committee INDEPENDENT, NOVEMBER 1,1995 9
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New clients only I j OF DOCS OR CATS enter the voting booth on Nov. 7. Residing at 36 Broad St., he works as a painting contractor and is married with with this coupon I • New clients only with this coupon Two, three-year council seats are also up for grabs on the all-Republican three grown children and four grandchil Expires 11/21/95 I ^ I Expires 1 1 / 2 1 / 9 5 j Borough Council, and even if three dren. Democrats win the election this year, they Shea, 57, has previously served on the 146 Magnolia Lane f Middletown • 671-1862 would still be a minority on the governing council as a Republican, but ran and lost (Off Rt. 35 South neat Middletown Pancake House) election in 1993 after he changed parties. Working as a financial analyst, he resides at 282 Middlesex Road with his wife and two sons. Shuey cites many improvements that have been made during his tenure, such as a stabilized tax rate, an increase in down Before You Answer This town businesses and a lower rate of delin quent taxpayers. Shea, meanwhile, thinks the Repub licans have wasted money purchasing the ^30 M illio n Q uestion... Broad Street School for $500,000, and then converting it into a municipal and recreation center. He was opposed to the ELECTIO N SAM PLE BALLOT Republican administration disbanding the Recreation Commission and instead creat ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL PUBLIC QUESTION ..-A"!? ing a commission to oversee the Broad Street Municipal and Community Center. “Shall the Township of Aberdeen construct, purchase, and acquire as needed electric transmission and distribution facilities Voters will also have to decide who within and without the limits thereof for supplying electricity for would best represent the borough on the the public and private uses of the Township and its inhabitants?” council for the next three years. Duffy, 58, of 62 Ravine Drive, is di rector of economic development for Monmouth County. She and her husband, Jim, a former fire chief, have two grown children and five grandchildren. Duffy A sk Y ourself T hese Q uestions: served on the Borough Council from 1983 to 1986, and is finishing her second term. Wallace, 54, a dentist, resides on W h y should Aberdeen risk $30 million and higher taxes for a service Edgewater Drive. Married and the father of two daughters, he is completing his we already have? first term on the council. Kidzus, 82, a resident of 23 Ravine W h y should the town support a program that is likely to benefit Drive, has lived in Matawan for more than 50 years. He served on the Matawan- just one electric user — Anchor Glass (the company that lobbied so hard Aberdeen Board of Education for 17 to get this issue on the ballot)? years, and currently serves on the board. Kidzus served for one term on the coun W h y involve Aberdeen in a potentially lengthy and costly legal battle for cil. Flakker, 22, resides at 55 New control of electric se rvices? Brunswick Ave. He ran for election for the first time last year and lost. He works as a product tester for Colgate-Palmolive w h y trust your electric services to an electric company with no experience and owns a transportation company. in handling service calls, storms and other system emergencies when your Trip to Broadway current company is doing just fine? show planned The Aberdeen Township Recreation W h y ruin the looks of Aberdeen with a second set of electric poles, wires Department is sponsoring a trip on Nov. 19 to see Tony’s and Tina’s Wedding on and transformers? Broadway. The bus will depart at noon from the Aberdeen Town Hall, One Ab erdeen Square, for the 2 p.m. performance. \l/[ Vote N O to spending $30 million for a town electric system. Tickets cost $65 and include bus trans portation and theater admission. Vr/[ Vote N O to duplicate electric poles, wires and transformers For more information, call (908) 583 '—' in Aberdeen. 4200, ext. 129. School to sponsor Vote N O to higher taxes, craft show on Sat. “The Country Gingerbread Affair,” jl/f Vote N O to town electric on November 7. Raritan Valley School PTO’s first annual craft show, will be held from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. on Saturday at the school located on For m ore inform ation contact: Aberdeen Taxpayers Against the Electric Referendum 37 Cresci Blvd., Hazlet. P.O. Box 24, Aberdeen, N J 07747-9857. Ph: 566-1850 For more information, call (908) 888 Paid for by JCP&L Committee, Mike Morrell, Treasurer, 310 Madison Ave., Morristown, NJ 07962. Not at any customer’s expense. 2792. B. INDEPENDENT, NOVEMBER 1, 1995 1 1
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The streets which will be impacted by BY M ARILYN DUFF developer when the neighborhood was This ramp installation, part of a long- built. Boehler said there are more than a range project that is nearing completion, is the road improvement program include: Staff W riter dozen steps, ranging in width from 15 to 20 being funded through a state grant. Carmen, North Clark, Coleman and feet. The township hopes to have this done The road and drain work will disrupt Curren streets, Bank Avenue, Mercer, Hart, HAZLET — The township will start its over a school holiday. traffic on some streets, but, in most cases, River and Hudson streets, and Essex and 1995 road improvement program this Simultaneous with the road im the inconvenience will only last one day. Virginia avenues. month. provement program, the township is having Anyone with questions, or complaints Also Creek Road, Poole Avenue, The work, which includes resurfacing 80 handicap ramps installed on sidewalks in when the work is started, should contact the Bethany Road, Duke and Georgetown of 18 streets and several major drainage various parts of the township by Jads Public Works Department at (908) 787 lanes, Appleton, Sycamore, Raccoon and improvements, is expected to be com Construction Co., South River, at a cost of 3636 or the township engineer, Keith B. Mason drives, Hazlet Avenue, and Dana pleted by the end of the year or in early $137,550. Smith, at (908) 577-9000. Court. spring. Tinton Falls Paving Co., Red Bank, was awarded a $392,090 contract to do the Must Make Room For Our New & E[ elusive Anne Roberts Bridal Line! work. The drainage projects include re placement of a 36-inch, 400-foot-long cor SUNDAY rugated metal storm drain pipe on Parkview BRIDAL Drive with a concrete pipe. A portion of the N O V . 5 th old pipe has collapsed. The replacement will cost about $45,000, said Public Works GOWN 10 am to 3 pm Superintendent Anthony Boehler. Hundreds Of Designer Gowns A 375-foot undersized drainage pipe on Florence Avenue near Stone Road also will SALE at these Low Prices... be replaced with a reinforced concrete pipe, • Formats...... $15 said Boehler, which will help relieve flood •Proms...... $25 to 50 ing in that area. The pipe extends fro m Florence Avenue to Orchard Street. $ 1 0 0 • Mothers...... $50 and up Other drainage improvements include Every Dress In Stock On Sale! installation of a storm drain under Virginia Avenue from Dover Court to Vermont $ 2 0 0 SAVE UP TO Drive, and the addition of two storm drains on Essex Avenue. 2 5 % The township is also replacing dete riorating railroad ties on an embankment $ 3 0 0 leading from Lisa Drive to Lillian Drive A N D U P School with concrete steps. Township Administration Margaret Margiotta said this work had been esti Route 9 North Between Rt 520 & Te> as Road • Marlboro • 972-0080 mated at $20,000, but the favorable bid If unable to attend call for an appointm nt & we will honor these low prices. came in at $6,000. The railroad ties were installed by a
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U n i o n Sq u a r e INVITATION TO PARK — Middletown officials last week dedicated the first m a g i n e O f f ic e C o m m o n s and biggest of a string of commuter parking lots on Route 36. The lot, at the 2nd Floor • Suite H corner of Route 36 and Appleton Avenue, and four others are being com 500 Rt. 35 South pleted as part of a $750,000 “park and ride” grant from the state Department t o m o r r o w M id d le to w n of Transportation. The Appleton lot will accommodate 220 vehicles. MULTIMEDIA EDUCATION 908-933-0224 (Photo by Jackie Pollack) r ,
IN BRIEF j $ 10 Week Winter Session | 5 0 O FF Valid thru 11/6/95. I Church to hold a A uxiliary to L ______I parish m ission sponsor auction A parish mission will be conducted by The Keyport Auxiliary of Bayshore the M 'ntfort Preaching Team from Nov. Community Hospital is sponsoring a Chi 6-9 at the Community of St. Benedict’s nese auction on Nov. 15 at the Lakeside Church, 165 Bethany Road, Holmdel. Manor, Route 36 and Rose Lane, Hazlet. Each day will begin with a 9 a.m. Mass and a homily preached by a member of Doors open at 6 p.m. and the drawing the mission team. The evening mission starts at 8 p.m. hour will begin at 8 p.m. Wednesday Admission is $3.50 and includes free evening will include a celebration of the refreshments. There will be door prizes sacrament of reconciliation and individual and raffles. confession. The mission will conclude For more information, call (908) 264 with a celebration of Mass on Thursday evening. Call (908) 264-4713. 2892.
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Bruce and Lisa Marie Koch Cari and Patrick DePalma Koch-Hermans DePalmar-Cardelfe Lisa Marie Hermans, daughter of Mr. Cari Ann Cardelfe, daughter of Bar and Mrs. Albert Hermans of the Mor bara Zara of Freehold and John V. ganville section of Marlboro, was married Cardelfe of West Keansburg, was married Aug. 18 to Bruce Michael Koch, son of May 13 to Patrick Joseph DePalma, son Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Koch of Sayreville. of Rosemarie and Patrick Michael Deacon Donald Miller performed the DePalma of Hazlet. ceremony at St. Clement’s Church, The Rev. James A. Conover per Matawan, where the bride was escorted formed the ceremony at St. Joseph’s by her father. Church, Keyport, where the bride was Matron of honor was the bride’s sister, given in marriage by her stepfather, Pergo* is just another Jeannette Welsh of Pen Argyl, Pa. Rocco V. Zara. Bridesmaids were the bride’s sisters-in- Maid of honor was Christine Cardelfe law, Denise Hermans of Marlboro and of Howell, sister of the bride. n ew floor, right? Jane Hermans of Apex, N.C., and Dianne Bridesmaids were Jeannie DePalma of Klige of Toms River. Holmdel, cousin of the groom and Best man was David Meakem of Darleen Appuliese of Morganville, cousin Spotswood. Ushers were Albert Falabella of the bride. of Toms River, Joseph Kraczkowski of Best man was Frank P. Allocco of Jamesburg and Dominic Vecchiarelli, Holmdel. Marlboro. Ushers were Brian DePalma of Flower girl was the bride’s niece, Holmdel, cousin of the groom and Dean Kaitlin Welsh. Church reader was A. Maryann Zarelli of Morganville. Colello of Morganville. After the reception at St. Clement’s After a reception at the Freehold Gar banquet center, the couple left for a hon dens, Freehold, the couple left for a wed eymoon cruise to Bermuda. ding trip to Hawaii. The bride graduated from Marlboro The bride is a graduate of Freehold High School and Freehold Regional Borough High School and attended Sure. A nd the Great Vocational School. She is a cosmetologist Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. and manager of Concorde Hair Salon, She is employed as a legal secretary at Middletown. Drazin and Warshaw, P.C., Hazlet. W all is just another fence. Her husband graduated from Her husband is a graduate of Raritan Sayreville War Memorial High School High School, Hazlet, and Brookdale and New Jersey Institute of Technology, Community College, Lincroft. He is em Pergo is a revolutionary new lam inate floo r that’s Newark. He is a professional engineer ployed at DePalma Farms and Green with C.M.E. Associates, Sayreville. houses, Holmdel. unlike anything yo u ’ve ever seen. The couple resides in Morganville. The couple resides in Hazlet. Beautiful, extrem ely durable, and ON D/ieiiisiewski—DeDonno easy to m aintain. T h in k of it as a SALE Joan and Richard Dzienisiewski of m onum ental achievem ent in floors. NOW! Middletown announce the engagement of Original their daughter, Joyce Dzienisiewski, to SALE EiNDS Dante DeDonno, son of Pat Snyder of NOVEMBER IS. 1995 Port Monmouth and Sal DeDonno of ■ P E R G O Middletown. Laminate Floor The future bride is a graduate of Mid You can ask a lot of a Pergo floor. dletown High School North and is attend ing Brookdale Community College, Lin croft. O akland Carpet She is employed at Service Mer chandise, Hazlet. VINYL• AREA RUGS*TILE Her fiance is a graduate of Middletown High School North. 8 4 2 - 9 0 5 0 m He is employed by Full Kitchen Renovations, Keyport. 1009 Chestnut Street, Middletown ajip The wedding is planned for April Cx m ile N orth of Red Bank, m ake a right at Joyce Dzienisiewski, Dante DeDonno 1997. Country Home Furniture & pull into our drivew ay) INDEPENDENT, NOVEMBER 1, 1995 1 7
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Bethany Commons HALLOWEEN VISIT — During a Halloween costume parade Oct. 25 at Regency Park Nursing Center, Route 35, Hazlet, Tiffany Minue, a member One Bethany Road, Building 5, Suite 65 of Aberdeen Brownie Troop No. 940, stops to visit with center resident Esther Silverberg. Hazlet, NJ 07730 (Photo by Michael Guiliano) (908) 264-0700 Fax (908) 264-1414 Church celebrates building. “Let Your Children Grow W ith Us” piMw Ac^ptS The membership has remained non-de- 53rd anniversary nominational, extending a welcome to peo ple of all faiths. Bayshore Community Church, 185 Ocean Ave., North Middletown, will ob serve Founder’s Day on Sunday. The 11 Aquarium tickets a.m. service of worship will celebrate 53 available to public years of Christian worship and service and will be followed by a coffee hour. All are The Middletown Township Department invited. of Parks and Recreation now has discount tickets available for the New Jersey State The church was established in 1942 by the Rev. John P. Euler, then postmaster at Aquarium, Camden. Belford, who served as the first pastor. Tickets are available weekdays at the parks and recreation office, Croydon Hall, Beginning in 1942 as a storefront church, the congregation acquired its present sanc 900 Leonardville Road, Leonardo. For more information, call (908) 615 tuary in 1960, erecting a colonial-style edi 2260. fice with an adjoining hall and education
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Proceeds will got to the PBA’s The purpose of the quarterly newsletter, Christmas Toy Drive and a bicycle helmet said PBA President Robert Morrell, is “to program. bring the PBA closer to the residents of According to the PBA, residents can Middletown,” and explain what the PBA pick up copies of the newsletter free-of- and Police Department are all about. charge at the following local stores: The current six-page, fall issue includes Deli Unlimited, Bagel Station, Man articles about the various charities the PBA hattan Bagel, 7-Eleven, Middletown Pizza, supports; the first female PBA member, Peppercorn Deli. Officer Kelly Schulkes, and Bill Halliday, a Also Barbara’s Deli, Hey Daddy Bagels, Democratic freeholder candidate who is a Welsh Farms, Joyce Subs, Jersey Mike lifetime member of the Middletown PBA. Subs, and Quick Check. The Halliday article concludes with a — Marilyn D u f f statement that the PBA “supports Bill Halliday for freeholder as well as his run ning mates.” But Morrell said that is not an P.B.A. ready for ball endorsement, since according to its bylaws, The Middletown Township Police the PBA cannot endorse political candidates. men’s Benevolent Association is sponsor Patrolman William Colangelo raised the ing its annual Policeman’s Ball and idea for the newsletter, and he and his fellow awards night on Saturday at the Shore officer and sister, Patty Colangelo, and Casino, Atlantic Highlands. Cocktails be Officer Kevin Donovan put it together. gin at 7 p.m.. Dinner will be served at The newsletter is a first for the Mid 8:45 p.m. Open bar and dancing will con dletown PBA, Local No. 124 of the Po tinue until 1 a.m. licemen’s Benevolent Association, said Tickets are $60 per person and can be Morrell. He thought it was “fantastic” when purchased from any Middletown police approached with the idea. officer of by calling (908) 615-2100. ' o l d Union Square Mall The newsletter includes Halloween and Merchants or individuals wishing to Rt. 35 M iddletown other safety tips for parents, plus home secu donate items or gift certificates for door u t t o f i rity tips for all residents. prizes or Chinese auction may drop them • # 908-842-7777 There is also information on the up at police headquarters or call them for riTues., Wed., Thurs., Sat. 10:00 am - 5 pm coming PBA Ball, which will be held pickup. _ _ _ „ Friday 10:00 am - 8:00 pm Where Every Facet Counts Q ^ d Sun. & Mon R!JOHN R. FIORINO, JR. HOMEOWNERS ATTORNEY INSURANCE P erso n al • Life • Health In ju ry Commercial/Business W orker’s Com p. 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(E11UIAR PHONES J * ■ ‘ ii *6 coiofs to choose; frorn- Toms River...... 240-3833 Red Bank...... 530-7877 The ballot pits incumbent Republicans with any new activation > * Marilyn Colas and Don Malloy against on annual rate plan’ « » Democrats E. Chris Leonessa and Peter SAND BAR INN Doyle. Doyle withdrew from the race, but too ^ $ | i p Dine On Our late to have his name removed from the as low as... * s Heated ballot, so technically he is still in the run *visit store for details Waterfront Deck ning and could be elected, according to Joe Britt, deputy director of the state Division Jensen CD CHANGER SYSTEM Pasta • Steaks • Seafood • Cocktails of Elections. ADD ON TO ANY EXISTING The situation is so unusual that the CAR STEREO SYSTEM Dmer Spwiak stor'tiy oi Si. 95 county clerk of elections did not know what would happen if Doyle won. If Doyle is elected, but chooses not to. accept the seat !l5% 5ff| or be sworn in at the Jan. 1 reorganization, the township could call a special election, THE FUTURE IN AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS... AT TODAYS LOW PRICES! i Entire i said Britt. Doyle could also be sworn in and then j Check resign, in which case, the local Democratic J Expires 11/14/95 A u to s o u n d , S £ I Not valid with other offers Party would nominate three candidates for _ on $7.95 specials, j the seat, one of which would be picked the CELLULAR Ti other four Township Committee members. ,, _ 7 T „ r ... . T. n o 3 6 0 0 Route 9 S o w MonMon.. . TueTue.. FFri r . 9-6: Wed. 8& Thur. 9-8: , rtn f _ n £ ' r On The Bay ^ Serving Colas, 42, of 252 Middle Road, is seek Saturday 9-5: Sunday5unday 12-5 ( 9 0 8 ) 5 9 1 - 8 8 8 8 UnionAve. Lunch & ing her second three-year term. She is an Union Beach Dinner 7 Days accounts payable secretary for the Hazlet Board of Education. Doyle, 31, of 9 Appleton Drive, is an TYVEK elevator mechanic for P.S. Marcato House Wrap Elevator in New York City. Doyle has not CONSTRUCTION campaigned, but when he declared his can didacy, said he was tired of the 5-0 votes on COMPANY the all-GOP committee. Leonessa, 45, of 8 Beechwood Court, is seeking his first term. He owns a Video Is The Sign of Quality Home Improvement store on Route 35. Malloy, 36, of 4 Jane Place, is seeking his first full term. He was elected to a one- year unexpired term last year and appointed to a vacancy the previous year. He is a refrigeration mechanic with Engineering Refrigeration Inc. in Jersey City. The polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. — Marilyn D u f f OVER-STOCKED VIN YL SIDIN G • 16 COLORS IN BRIEF Surrogate office open at library '\W ANY BI-LEVEL ANY CAPE COD The Monmouth County Surrogate’s A N Y R A N C H office will be open from 9 a.m. to 4:30 on Vinyl Siding up to 2600 sq. ft. A in., insulation cap Vinyl Siding up to 1800 sq. ft. 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ITALIAN STALLION Seeking;mg SWF, 22-30, forfo friend interests, looking for S/DF, 43 young 50’s, seeks intelligent 3*3775(exo11/29) Pretty “party girl” SWF, 21, 5’3" 4 3 E * (exp 12/6)______48, for LTR. 3 ‘ 3708(exp11/22) BLUE-EYED ship. *33769(exp11/29) upbeat, affectionate DWM, 50 STOP THE GAMES 125lbs, brown/hazel, enjoys DOWN-TO-EARTH SHORE TO PLEASE 63, to share Pavarotti, pasta DWPF, 45, 5’8”, attractive, N/S going to clubs, dancing, hang To listen and respond to ...drop dead handsome hunk: GWM, 49, 6', 165lbs, muscular, ing-out, seeks SWM, Italian pre DWM, 39, 6’, 167lbs, N/S, N/D, Sincere, good-looking SJM, 22, and politics. *33835(exp12/6) enjoys theater, travel, dancing, 5’H", seeks SJF, 19-24, who straight-acting, hazel-eyed, SEEKING LOVE music. Seeking honest, fit, emo ferred, 20-25, for relationship. voice personal ads, call homeowner. Energetic adven enjoys workouts. 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RIGHT WANTED: SPECIAL LADY 3*3767(exp11/29) 5’9’’+, sincere, emotionally/ START THE swimming, camping, horseback, Affectionate, widowed WPF, 49, Personable SWPF, 40, 5’4", SWM, 44, 5*11", 175lbs, N/S, (exp 11/29) financially secure. For fun, YEAR TOGETHER seeks special someone: DWM, 5'5", brown/brown, medium fig enjoys dancing, dining out, trav sincere, handsome, with varied TEDDY BEAR CURIOUS friendship, hopefully romance Vivacious, professional SWJF, 40-50, honest, caring, sincere ure, N/D, enjoys outdoors, din eling and the ocean. Seeking interests, seeks reasonably SWJM, 31, N/S, nice Jewish SWM, 33, 130lbs, 5’8", brown/ No liars. Children welcome teddy bear, enjoys traveling blue, young-looking, seeks 3*3837(exp12/6) stunning model type. 5'8”, edu 3*3704(exp11/22) ner, movies, beaches, dancing, honest, caring SWPM, 35-4f>, attractive S/DWF, 30+, for seri TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE cated, witlt eclectic interests. cooking and quiet times. See good morals, financially secure, ous LTR. Kids welcome. Caribbean and Chinese food, SW/BM, 21-35, average-medi Seeking educated, successful STRAIGHT king financially secure SWM, N/S, N/D, for friendship/possible N/Drugs. 3*3819(exp 12/6) computers. Seeking sincere, um build, for new experiences. Attractive SWF, 31, Irish, blue BUT NOT NARROW eyed blonde, enjoys weekend professional SWJM, 28-38. 6'+, 6’+, 38-50, for committed rela relationship. g3656(exp11/15) SEEKING SOUL MATE considerate SWJF, 26-31, N/S, 3*3766(exp 11/29)______jreat shape, for life of dreams. Sensitive, yet sensible; intense, tionship. TT3669(exp11/15) for LTR. Marriage-minded getaways, outdoors, romance, yet fun-loving DWF, 46, N/S, LOOKING FOR MR. RIGHT Very attractive, fun-loving. seeks SWM, 28-40. 5'10"+, vl/S. 3*3770(exp11/29) FIT DWF, 40s, 5’4", enjoys Atlantic DWM, 37, 5'9", 160lbs, seeks *33762(exp 11/29) N/D, 5’3", 150lbs, seeks S/ AND FRISKY City, New York, dancing, quiet attractive, sincere, emotionally/ CALIFORNIA DREAMIN DWM, N/S, non-sexist, 35+, for mature, attractive, S/DWF, 33 RU GRADUATE SPORTS/HOBBIES financially secure. For friend California girl seeks Jersey guy. Tall, attractive, slim, outgoing times, walks together. Seeking 40. Children are more than just SWM, educated, 26, model friendship first. *33711 (exp DWPF, 50s, N/S, with upbeat SWPM, 40-55, honest, outgo PARTNERS ship, fun, and future. 3*3839 Attractive DWJF, slim, 5 6 , 11/22) ok. *33818(exp 12/6) bod, 57 1/2". Hot female, 19 (expl 2/6) Libra, loves oldies, rollerblad- attitude, seeks SWPM, 50-60, ing, financially secure, “ “ 28, tall and very loving wanted INDIAN/HINDU MAN WANTED COULD I HAVE THIS DANCE? STRICTLY DOO-WOP SEEKING ing, dogs. Seeking attractive, who can laugh, love and enjoy 3*3655(6X011/15) Marlboro/Manalapan area. Call emotionally secure, sensitive, SWF, 26, 5’2", 105lbs, pretty, an active life. Let’s enjoy the If you are laid-back and patient, Looking for baritone and/or FUN & EXCITEMENT OUTGOING BLONDE and love music, exercise and soon. All calls answered. N/S. Italian WF, 39, looking lor a humorous, professional S/DJM, nice figure, with 2 year-old boy. Sunday paper together. ®3674 Young-looking and fun DWF, *33760(exp11/29) bass singer for an acappella I love Indian food, Hindu philos (expl 1/15) books, a serious invitation group. 3*3830(exp12/6) man to excite me. I enjoy walks 39-49, who enjoys children enjoys dining, flea markets, BROWN EYES LOOKING on the beach, conversation, 3*3772(exp11/29)______ophy, and culture. You must be HAPPY & movies and sports. Seeking awaits. Professional dancer and SOMETHING TO DO honest, loving, sincere, and AFFECTIONATE D.J., 30, seeks a fun, fit and Attractive DWM, 40s, 5’9", going to clubs, dinners, Atlantic ACT NOW, BEFORE... marriage-minded. From India/ S/DWM, 40-50, for a lasting 190lbs, enjoys good conversa Looks and age do not count, City. For fun, possible romance it’s too late. Attractive, sensitive DBF, 40s, enjoys plays, music,! relationship. !T3653(exp11/15) serious-minded dance partner. personality does. You must be American born. '33697 (exp dancing, working out and life. I 3*3817(exp 12/6) tion music, dining, outdoors. and love. 3T3840(exp12/6) blue-eyed, Jewish widow de 11/15} Seeking fairly attractive female, a bit crazy, tun, adventurous, HUSBAND # 2 WANTED sires secure, young-at-heart Seeking S/DM, 3$+, with similar STRONG WILLED SCORPIO 34-40, with similar interests, willing to have a good time. Into , to fulfSJM, 60s, N/S,, to fulfSJM, ilfill tomor WANT TO and diverse interests, for possi-1 DWF, 30, pretty, petite, fun, car LIVE EXCITING LIFE SWPM, 28, intelligent, outgoing, N/S, N/Drugs, kids ok. *3 Atlantic City, weightlifting, and ing, nursing professional, with row's golden years. '3 3763 ble LTR. 3*3673(exp11/15) I ADS FROM MEN affectionate, seeks mischievous losing weight. *3 3694(exp (exp 11/29) Widowed WF, 65, attractive, 3758(exp11/29) toddler son. Seeking potential slim, educated, loves all physi SOMEONE SWF, 21+, for fun times, rom LET’S TALK 11/15) ______husband, must be sincere, 1996 COULD BE OUR YEAR cal and cultural activities. SPECIAL EMT ance and possible relationship. WM, 44, multi-lingual, profes home-loving, home-owner, N/D, Country & western dancing, Seeking male soul mate, 60-68, Widowed WCF, lull-figured, AWAITS YOU Belief in traditional values - sional, Mediterranean, seeks no drugs, Sayreville/South movies, the shore, comedy with similar interests. 1T3696 seeks a gentleman, 59-66, to 30 SWM, looking for someone plus. *33816(exp 12/6) clubs, NYC, dining, seeking a attractive, mature female, spon JUST FRIENDS River Areas. g3825(exo12/6) (expl 1/15) be friend and companion. Let’s honest and understanding, NICE GUYS FINISH LAST taneous, good sense of humor, PERSONALITY PLUS person to share fun times enjoy dining out, dancing, friendship/relationship. Seeking SWPM, 57", 145lbs, blue eyes, together, who's honest sincere. SEEKING MR. RIGHT scenic drives and Atlantic City for friendship, fun and morel All DWF, 5'2", pretty, enjoys dining, Attractive, petite SWF, 23, 5’2", SWF, 23-30, with basically enjoys music, art, softball, fit answered. TT3757(exp11/29) dancing, music and quiet even SF, 30's, blonde/blue, attrac together. For possible LTR. Tr NEW TO AREA tive. fun. great sense ot humor, 125lbs, seeks good-looking, 3g72(exp 11/15) same interests. ®3826{exp ness, seeks petite SAF, 25-30, SEEKING SWEETHEART Mother with three year-old child ings at home. Seeking WM, 45 career-minded, sensitive, inde- 12/6) who loves music, for LTR. TT seeks mothers with children in 55, with good personality and too! 3*3764(exp11/29) MARRIAGE- Lovable, kind, attractive SWM, aendent, Italian SWM, 23-28, HONEST & WITTY 3810 (exp 12/6) 30, 5’10'’, 175lbs, seeks warm, similar age group for playtime similar interests. *33823(exp LOOKING FOR YOU lor friendship, possible relation MINDED and friendship. Millstone area. 12/6) SWF, 18. 57", 135lbs. blonde/ Blue-eyed Russian DWF, 47, SJPM, 31, enjoys reading, SLEEPLESS IN OLD BRIDGE tender, thin, pretty SWF, 21-33, ship. *33693(exp11/15) movies, dining and romance SWPM, 30, 6'. 190lbs. fit, blond/ 3*3828 (exp f2/6) BEST FRIENDS green, enjoys the beach, sports 5’6", 140lbs, sense of humor, to share romantic walks, cozy and just hanging out. Searching SEEKING MR. RIGHT two daughters, enjoys garden Seeking intelligent, sincere, car blue, loves skiing, cooking evenings, and special mo FAMILY OF FRIENDS SWF, 21, 5'2", brown/blue, en Attractive, easygoing, fun-loving ing SWF, 24-32, tor friendship/ vacationing. Seeking honest, Tit ments. *33735(exp11/22) Gay women, Monmouth Co joys walks along the beach, for SWM, 1B-22, with similar SWF, seeks good-looking, ing, sports and dancing. Seek interests, for possible relation ing nice, caring, intelligent S LTR. 3*3847 (exp 12/6) SF, 20-35, for romantic LTR I DREAM OF YOU unty, seek women. 45-60, for a staying home and watching ship. 3*3759(exp 11/29) romantic, sweet, sincere SM *33808(exp12/6) network of local buddies to go movies or going out to have fun. 45-55, to go out and have fun /DWM, reasonable age. *33671 UP FOR GRABS Adorable, warm, sweet SWM, to shows, movies, flea markets, Seeking SWM, 21-25, who's PRETTY AND SLIM LTR. 3*3690(exp11/15) (exp 11/15) Handsome, well-built SWJM HANDSOME PROFESSIONAL 30, 5’10", 180lbs, seeks nice, etc. 3*3716(exp 11/22) DWJPF, pretty, slim, educated, SINGLE 24, 5'11", 170lbs, seeks attrac WM, 47, easygoing and athletic, sweet, pretty, thin SF to spend open-minded. 3*3821 (exp 12/6) TAKE A CHANCE! enjoys music, naving fun. MOM WITH KIDS ATTRACTIVE & SINCERE many interests, fun, in search of Pretty SF, 34, seeks SM, 33-40, MOM tive, slim SWJF, 21-27, for pos the rest of my life with SF, with 4 year-old and 2 year- SWPM, 43-59, attractive, fit, SF. 34. 5*1", 210lbs, black/ sible LTR. Middlesex County Seeking WF for caring, roman *33736(exp11/22) Caring SWF. 26, 5'4", brown/ for friendship, possible LTR. tic, but confidential friendship. old, seeks parents to get toget brown, enjoys movies, sports, fun, educated, for LTR. You never know. Give me a brown, enjoys movies, bingo, preferred. P3831(exp12/6) WANTED: her. Let’s talk. 3*3685 (exp 3733(exp 11/22) dinner and walks. Seeking mar Middlesex County. 3*3812(exp CUDDLES & KISSES various outdoor activities, or chance and a calll *33713 SWM, 51, LIKES WOMAN 12/6)______11/15) just spending time with some CAN YOU HANDLE ME? (expl 1/22) riage-minded, kind-hearted Would like to date a woman Handsome SWM, 19, 5’9 \ FRIENDS WANTED one special. Seeking attractive, Widowed WF, 40s, seeks DM, SLEEPLESS IN BROOKLYN SW/BM, 25-40, who’s neat and who doesn't have to work, so LONELY 145lbs, sincere, N/S, likes going Sweet Jewish female, 60s, honest SWM, 26-32, who’s 6+, who can dance, drink, and Attractive SWJF, 28, teacher, has a good job, for steady rela she could spend extra time with SWM, 28, 6', 240lbs, into body for drives. Seeking petite SWR seeks cultural and travel-mind interested in fun, friendship, and can handle a slim, attractive, seeks handsome SJPM, for din tionship. g3667 (expl 1/15) me. Would appreciate a monog building, drives in the country, 19-22, for fun times. No games. ed friends and companions. romance. ‘33824 (exp 12/6) sharing, caring, wine-drinking, ing, dancing, traveling and WANTED: amous relationship as I am not quiet times. Seeking SWF, 21 TT3734(expl 1/22) Why not give me a call? 5’6", smoker. Let’s talk. 30, cute, physically fit, honest, LOOKING FOR MR. RIGHT romancing. *33689(exp11/15) EXPERIENCE... seeing anyone else. '33843 UNTIMELY WHITE WIDOWER *33683(exp?1/15) 3732(exp11/22) ARE YOU HONEST? preferred, but will train. Petite, (exp12/6) sincere. Please, no mind 47 year-old, 5'8”, 158lbs, CIRCLE OF FRIENDS Attractive, outgoing, widowed SOUL MATE WANTED romantic SWF, enioys sporting games. *33790(exp11/29) WF, blonde/blue, seeks good- Attractive, honest, slim DWF, I’LL MAKE YOU LAUGH brown/brown, N/S, with many Fun-loving female, 20, looking DWF, 40s, slim, romantic, hon 36, seeks tall, intelligent SM, events, the beach, concerts, I’M YOUR ANSWER varied interests, one child, to expand her circle of friends. looking, good-natured, stable est lady, seeks caring man. 45 movies. Seeking companion Attractive SWM, 28, 5'10", SWM, 32, attractive, N/S, sin Seeking M/F, 18-24, with an widowed WM, 55-65, to enjoy 35-45, N/S, with sense of brown/hazel, smoker. Seeking seeks WF, 36-45, with stability, 55. for a lasting relationship. humor, to share many of life's and soul mate in SWM, 35-45, cere, funny. Seeking attractive, sense of humor, for LTR. Kids open mind and an open heart. theater, movies, dancing, 3*3731 (expl 1/22) Pleasures. Must like kids. 3* for LTR. 3*3668(exp11/15) funny SWF, 21-35, with long caring, petite-medium SWF, 5'- For platonic friendship. *33670 Atlantic City, dining in/out, for hair(dark or brown), who can ok. *33730(exp 11/22) ONE-MAN WOMAN t687(exp11/15) EXPECTATIONS 5’6", for close friendship and SOMEBODY SPECIAL (exp 11/15) LTR. 3*3811(6X012/6) Attractive, voluptuous, easygo make me laugh. TT3842 (exp possiblestole serious, loving irelation TALL DARK MUSICAL BRUNETTE DWPF, 41, classy, petite, affec 12/6) _ DWM, 40ish, very honest, sin SEEKING MR. PERFECT ing white widow, female 57", SWF, 50s, educated, leggy, tionate, desires handsome, ship.'. *33785(exp------11/29) ‘ ' cere, caring, desires to meet an AND HANDSOME Widowed WF, blonde/green, with long blonde hair. Seeking intelligent, wonderful cook. clean-cut SWPM, 35-44, secure ONE AVERAGE FATHER Italian WM seeks female, 25-45 petite, slim, seeks WM, 49-55, BODY BUILDER honest, sincere woman for a honest, sincere, attractive SWM Seeking professional guy, 50s with intellect, able to communi DW, 37, looking for one aver SWM, 25, 5’10", dark/dark, into lasting relationship possibly for fun-loving relationship and with interests in: movies, danc with self-confidence and sense to 60s, into theatre, arts, travel, cate with sense of humor for age DW-mother, 30-40, to have good phone conversation with ing, diningout, and serious rela fitness, music, sports. Seeking leading to marriage. Must enjoy of humor, 42-52, for possible music, dining, for lifetime com LTR. 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W 2 2 NOVEMBER 1, 1995, INDEPENDENT ESTATE G O P : W e PURCHASES ------4 ------c a n d o We Purchase & Sell TRIMMING OF NAILS FINE JEWELRY 0 GOLD CORNS & CALLUSES DIAMONDS 0 STERLING b e t t e r j o b As Well As: • Initial Exam & Consultation Professionally & Discretely •Whirlpool & Foot Massage Handled at both Locations ______BY LAUREN JAEGER ______• Manual Circulation Testing ♦ CERTIFIED GEMOLOGISTS ♦ Reg. $60 X-rays & oilier services it necessary, additional. Staff Writer h Offer Expires 11-15-95 Coupon offer does not apply for Medicare.. m . ■r ■ f KEYPORT — Residents will have to In-Office & Hospital Surgery • State Of The Art Equipment ^ ------decide if they want two Democratic in All You Have To Lose Is Your Foot Pain!! FREEHOLD • 462-0136 cumbents to continue serving on the Borough Council, or whether two Republicans will do a better job, at the Dr. M itchell T. Zim m el Nov. 7 election. w % W % m • Little Silver Commons The Borough Council is currently a C C 4 - U o U U *180 W h ite Rd.* Suite 105 REDBANK • 7 4 1 - 5 8 0 0 ^ (1/2 mi. oil Rt. 35 tram Shrewsbury State Bank) Democratic majority, 5-2. If two Republicans win this year, the division will be 4-3, with Democrats still in con trol. Up for grabs this year are two, three- year council seats. The Democratic candidates are: Wade Pedersen, 42, resides at 228 Main St. with his wife and daughter. He is employed at the family-run marina, Hans Pedersen and Sons. Pedersen has served one term on the council. Daniel Nicholl, 29, was appointed to fill the remainder of Kevin Graham’s term after Graham started serving as mayor in January. Nicholl, a seven-year resident, lives at 125 Osborne Street with Wool Blazers in novelties, his wife and two daughters. He is a union solids, double & single lineman for Jersey Central Power and breasted and cropped styles. Light, Old Bridge. The Democrats pledge creating mu CO By Larry Levine, Oleg nicipal budgets on deadline, better roads, Cassini & more. shared services with the Board of Compare at $100-$112 Education, and hiring the most qualified employees they can find. „ o $0099 The Republican candidates are: Now tfor u u Robert Burlew, 40, is a skilled construc or $59.99 & $69.99 ea. tion worker and is employed by Merck and Co., Rahway. He is vice-president of the Keyport Indians Pop Warner Football. Burlew, a life-long resident, is married with three daughters, a son and a stepson. He ran and lost for a council seat last year. Huge selection of Fall suits in Charles Raftery, 37, is a newcomer to patterns, solids, pant or skirt politics. He is married and has one daugh styles. By John Meyer, Oleg ter. Raftery works as a plumber at Cassini, Le Suit & more. Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital and is a member of the U.S. Naval Reserves. He 60 Compare at $160-$190 recently finished 52 days of active duty, h - and served in Desert Storm. He is a nine- year resident of Keyport. 5 Now 2 for * 1 9 9 " The Republicans maintain that there GO or $119.99 & $139.99 ea. are 34 borough fire hydrants that are out of order and that the only reason the tax rate remained stable this year was thanks to a large surplus fund the former Republican-majority administration helped save up over the years. They say if elected, they will try to acquire large state grants which could build a new borough Fur-trim microfiber Anoraks & hall and police station. Stadiums. Terrific selection of M colors. By Forecaster. ™ ^.MSKBSMBaSMSBt Compare at $175 $200 IN BRIEF Students have Now 2 for * 1 9 9 " or $139.99 ea. poem s published Keyport Central School is filled with aspiring poets. S h a r e t h e S a v i n g s . . . S h o p w i t h a f r i e n d ! Buy any combination (ie: 1 blazer & 1 coat) and still get Christine English, a sixth-grade stu the "2 For" price. Sale starts 10am Wednesday through Tuesday, Election Day. dent, had a poem entitled “Friends” pub lished in a recent issue of C hild Life mag azine. Arin Goldberg, also in the sixth- Any grade, wrote a poem, “Who Cares?” that One will appear in the June, 1996 edition of R a f t e r s “Poetic Voices of America,” a hardcover 1 0 Item ! anthology published by Sparrowgrass % O f f i Cannot be combined, used on 2 For Hem#, previous purchases or BRANDS PRICED LESS Poetry Forum. for the purchase of gift certificates. Valid November 1-7,1995. Holmdel Plaza, Rt. 35 & Union Ave. — — — — — m m l Somerset Shopping Center, Rts. 202-206 • Franklin Town Center, Rt. 27* Plus 16 locations in DE &, MO - - - .. > ‘ 1 1 - - • ■ •______INDEPENDENT, NOVEMBER 1, 1995 2 3 5K ru n is a G reat R ace BY AMISHA UPADHYAYA School North junior who won the T-shirt designing competition. The T-shirt with i t ^ Staff Writer streaming stars is one of the trademarks of the Great Race. MIDDLETOWN — The Great Race of Another set of volunteers, the senior Middletown has every hope of being as volunteers of Croydon Hall, tirelessly successful this Saturday as it has been in assembled nearly 4,000 race-day ribbons the past. two weeks ahead of their deadline. This event has raised $150,000 over The main focus of the day is school the last five years. Half of the proceeds is pride. PTA groups from the district’s 17 given to the PTAs of Middletown and the schools will be at their respective school’s other half is given to teachers at township tables and displays. schools for grants to start programs incor Prizes include two banners that go to porating new teaching methods. the best individual school record among More than just a fund-raiser, this race all the entrants. has been cited as an event which suc Navesink School may hold onto their cessfully draws Middletown residents School Sprit Flag, which goes to the together. school that fields the highest percentage Participants from all ages can walk or of the school population in the festival. run the 5K race, sponsored by the The school with the highest number of Middletown Township Education applicants receives the Participation Foundation, watch the magic shows, get Banner, currently in the possession of Nut their face painted, listen to music, and eat Swamp School. 100 West Front Street from the numerous food items available. The 5K race course has been officially Get the look The day’s featured event, the 5K measured and certified by the USA Track I / V 1 A G E • Keyport, NJ 07735 RunAValk, is scheduled for noon. and Field Association. S a l o n ^ i r c a r e 908-888-7575 thats right for you Besides the expected 3,500 partici Through all this competition, race di pants, there are 225 volunteers who have rector Roger Peter emphasizes the spirit of contributed their efforts to the fund-rais the community evident in the volunteers ing event. and participants. I s Y o u r One such volunteer is Adrienne For more information, call (908) 787 Roland, the 16-year-old Middletown High 9040. C h i t a T rip to P eddler’s V illage slated for N ov. 18 C a u g h t The Deborah Hospital Central Shore Hazlet, parking lot at 8:30 a.m. I n a Chapter is sponsoring a trip on Nov. 18 to Cost is $15. Refreshments will be pro Peddler’s Village in Pennsylvania. The vided. 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Aberdeen also has an impor more to do with the quality of an tant race for the Township Council, individual’s life than any other kind. in which four council seats are at Debates over welfare reform and stake. The winner of the election Medicare and the balanced budget will take a majority of the council amendment are important to this seats. nation and should be taken seriously. In Hazlet, Holmdel and But they have less of a tangible Middletown, two seats are up for impact on a resident of suburban election on the five-member town Monmouth County than the identity ship committees. of a local town council member. Keyport and Matawan have two Think about it while you are driving contested Borough Council seats, your child to the next recreation pro or one-third of each body. gram . Matawan voters also will choose With that in mind, here is a brief their next mayor. look at the races in T h e So do whatever it takes next Independent's circulation area. Tuesday, but get to the polls and In Aberdeen, voters have a par cast your vote. LETTERS See through the political ploy I would like to take this opportunity to What does this mean to the people who enlighten the citizens or Middletown to the reside and pay taxes in Middletown? Your deceptive actions of the Township Com well-being is not a consideration of this mittee. The wool of this fraudulent floc k is Township Committee — they seem to being pulled over our eyes. On Oct. 10 the have forgotten we elected them to repre Candidates will represent Keyport well dedication ceremony for the new wing at sent us, not themselves. All this time we Town Hall was held. This pretentious snow have been suffering due to delayed re I am writing this letter in support of business. As public works chairman, he has of pageantry was no more than a poli ical sponses of the police department, first aid Wade Pedersen and Daniel Nicholl, had to handle a wide assortment of issues ploy staged as an attempt to paint the cur squads and fire departments as a result of Keyport’s Democratic candidates for and always follows through on them. The rent committee members in a positive ight our inadequate communications systems. Borough Council. people of Keyport could not ask for a more in order to overshadow the clouds of nega Stopping the endangerment of the lives It has been my pleasure to work with honest and dependable individual to repre tivity which have been lingering arcund of our residents and Wade for the past three years and with Dan sent them on council. town. Let the truth be known that this wing emergency workers was not the park since January. They are not only my fellow Dan Nicholl has handled his time on the is as much use to us today as it was w;eks that lit the furious fire of construction council members, but my close friends as Borough Council just as I believe a first ago, before the ground was ever broken which burned day and night for several well. They have both served the people of year councilman should. He has not missed The Township Committee have had full weeks (paying time and a half or double Keyport well and deserve to be elected on a council meeting all-year and, like Wade, he, too, comes into borough hall daily on knowledge of half a decade that the police, time pay), it was the pre-election photo Nov. 7. fire and first aid communication systems opportunity. Wade Pedersen and Dan Nicholl are his way home from work to see what is are inadequate and obsolete. Throughout When studies, reports and personal ap about as fine a pair of candidates as our going and to take care of business. We talk the past few years, recommendations were peals do not hold precedence over “good community could ask for. They are, above just about every day and I have seen Dan really grow into the job of councilman. Dan submitted, bonding and funding were press,” the need for change should be ob all else, dedicated family men, devoted to has concentrated on becoming very knowl authorized, in 1993, detailed plans for vious to all of us. their wives and daughters. Like many of edgeable about the issues the council deals installation were approved, yet the incep SHARON SHAFFERY you, they and their spouses are raising their children and taking care of their homes. with and has represented the people of tion of construction remained at the bottom Dem ocratic Candidate They genuinely care about the welfare of Keyport well. of the list of the committee’s priorities. M iddletown Township Committee our town and have demonstrated that fact Wade and Dan have demonstrated the through their service to its citizens. qualities I know I look for in my represen Wade Pedersen is one of the hardest tatives. They show up ready to work and Reader happy about school vote working men I know and I admire him always put doing the right thing ahead of all else. They care about the community in Thank you to all the Holmdel residents and she’s asking for millions. immensely. He operates a well known and respected marina. His combination of busi which they, their family and all of us live. who voted Dr. LeGlise’s hefty referendum Strut your stuff in another town. ness sense and knowledge of water-related Neither are out for glory — They simply down Oct. 17. Now maybe some of us lit Holmdel doesn’t need you in expensive issues is certainly what I think Keypott, as a enjoy serving their borough. I urge the cit tle people and senior citizens can live in suits and your six-figure salary. Some of waterfront community, should be looking izens of Keyport to support these two fine this town a little longer. us are not in the high six-figure bracket. for in a councilman. Despite the rigors of a men on Election Day. They are doing a ter We don’t need the Taj Mahal for good W e’re in the low five-figure bracket, and seven day work week, Wade coaches rific job, and I am sure they will continue to education; all we need are a few good we need every penny we can get our KYAL, is a life member of his fire compa do so. quality teachers, which is all we have any hands on to live and feed our families. ny and comes into borough hall every day MAYOR KEVIN GRAHAM way. Doesn’t she read the newspapers and SUE ARCHINACO to pick up his mail and take care of assorted K e y p o r t see the industry laying off thousands, — H o lm d e l INDEPENDENT, NOVEMBER 1. 1995 2 5 letters Council actions PBA disappointed with Republicans Local Dems are are disturbing baffling voters Four years ago, the Republican Party neys 20 times the amount of money they I am writing this letter since I am very took complete control of the Aberdeen refused to give the local police? And the It seems that the Democratic candidates disturbed by the present Aberdeen Town Town Council. During their campaign for issue is still not settled. for Town Council are up to their old tricks ship Council's action with regard to the office they promised the residents of Ab Don’t be fooled by “pot hole politics.” of distorting the facts and attempting to placing on the ballot a binding referendum erdeen they would do their best to: cut In their first three years in office, taxes scare the public in an attempt to get votes. concerning the township of Aberdeen be spending and reduce the size of govern rose 43 percent. In this (election) year, an The latest issue is the proposed cellular coming a distributor of electricity. ment, create a more open and accessible insignificant drop was noted. It is also tower in Cliffwood. What the public did not I have recently received letters from government, add more police and to at coincidental that after three years of hear is that the application for the tower has concerned citizens regarding this matter. tract more ratables to Aberdeen. Let’s “can’t afford it,” new police officers were been withdrawn while Cellular One seeks Upon calling these citizens, I discovered look back now and see how they did. finally hired. This was accomplished out a site that was previously unavailable. that one letter was paid for by Jersey Cen Have the Republicans reduced spend largely due to sacrifices made by the There has not even been any testimony tral Power and Light Co. and the other by ing? While they promised to eliminate in PBA in order to obtain a safe level of before the board. The Democrat candidates Anchor Glass Co., the two opposites in this volvement with the municipal utilities on manpower and the constant outcry of res clearly have no idea of the zoning process. matter. one hand, the other was making plans to idents feeling unsafe in their community They even erroneously increased the height Our council employed an Ohio firm to spend between $30 million and $40 mil and wanting more protection. of the tower as another attempt to further study this matter at the expense of Anchor lion dollars getting involved in cogenera As you ride through our town, it’s scare the public.Neither the Zoning Board Glass. If they are correct, we may save 25 tion of electricity. Who’s going to foot easy to note all of the vacant stores and or the Town Council ever voted on support percent to 50 percent off our electric bills. the bill if it doesn’t work? abandoned properties. It’s not indicative ing the location of the tower. By law, However, if Jersey Central Power and The residents of Strathmore would not of a successful program to generate inter Cellular One has the right to submit an Light is correct, we may have to bond for forget that the Republican Council kept it est in our town with the business commu application to put up a tower. Once all the $15 million to $30 million and go through a secret for two years that they were mak nity. facts are presented before the zoning board, an expensive lawsuit with them. I don’t ing arrangements to store fuel oil in the We always thought downsizing meant the board then either approves or denies the know about anyone else, but the potential Cambridge Park section of that commu getting smaller. The Republicans’ way of application. This application was never cost to me as a taxpayer is very high. I nity. Is that representative of open gov cutting back is to create a deputy man approved and was postponed. would like more than three or four weeks to ernment? ager’s position and add a code enforcer. I find that the Democrat ticket, in an investigate this before I have to vote on a While negotiating with the police Two full-time positions that don’t come attempt to scare the public into believing binding referendum on Election Day on union, an impasse was reached over a cheap. that they are the watchdogs of the people, Nov. 7. $400 pay raise, The Republicans have T. VAN GLAHN have been distorting the facts. I am angry at our Republican council elected to spend in excess of $200,000 to President I challenge them to stick to the issues. I for putting me in this position. If the refer fight this. Why are they giving their attor- The Aberdeen Township PBA know that they cannot. Republicans have endum is approved, we must proceed under reduced garbage and municipal taxes this the law with the electric takeover, when we year. They have paved more roads in town don’t have enough information. We will the report for Aberdeen Council admits that Commission is expected to issue its final than ever before; they have reorganized the have to waste money if it is approved, if we this question has not yet been decided by rule early next year that will deal with the police department and have more officers then decide against it when more informa the Federal Energy Regulatory stranded cost issue as it relates to wholesale on our streets than at any other time in the tion is available. We would have to pay for Commission. If Aberdeen municipalizes power customers. The individual state utili history of our town. You can’t distort these another referendum to stop this one. electricity and the Commission then de ty commissions are also dealing with the Further, the Republican council might take cides in favor of stranded investment re portion of this issue that falls within their DOROTHY HAMILTON action that could cost us a substantial sum covery, it would be a financial disaster to jurisdictions, and I expect New Jersey to . Cliffwood Beach to stop. the township. Savings from municipaliza deal with it in the next year or so. It certain Why couldn’t we have a non-binding tion would go out the window. ly makes sense to wait until this key issue is JCP&L official referendum? If the commission decides against dealt with by regulators so that we know I am writing this letter because I feel we stranded investment recovery, JCP&L what our likely stranded cost obligation will defends service are getting poor leadership with regard to could hardly take it sitting down. They be, if any, without the threat and expense of this matter by Mayor Murphy and Deputy would sue. And recent court decisions have litigation. In response to your editorial of Oct. 11 Mayor Goldberg. required municipalities and states to pay for Third, the study indicates that a mu (“Aberdeen electric? Study the facts”), I feel HENRY ARNOLD any loss in value of private property due to nicipal system could not be fully phased in compelled to inform the editors that Jersey A b e r d e e n laws or regulations enacted by them. before 1998 or three years from now. With Central Power & Light Co. is always fight Stranded investment recovery is a sword the electric utility industry in the midst of ing for the interests of all of our customers hanging over our heads. A “yes” vote on radical change and restructuring, that is just throughout our service system. Our public A "yes’ vote would Nov. 7 would be foolhardy. about the time frame that full competition effort to educate Aberdeen residents about Besides the “stranded” question, there (including the possibility of retail wheeling) why town electric is not in the best econom be a foolhardy one are many other complicated issues involved should be in place. Calculating the expected ic interests of the community illustrates our Aberdeen residents should vote “No” on in muncipalization of electricity — when benefits of municipalization assuming that commitment to providing Aberdeen the the proposal for the township to distribute all over the world the trend is to privatize. Jersey Central Power & Light’s current rate highest quality and most efficient delivery of electricity. We have not been given time to understand structure remains in place for the next 10 electrical services. Aberdeen Town Council decided to put this proposal and can’t be sure of its conse years is ludicrous under these circum On the other hand, we wholeheartedly this question on the November ballot based quences. The only sensible vote is “no.” stances. agree that Aberdeen voters should “closely upon a report on the subject from a consul DAVID H. SCHWARTZ Under deregulation, electric rates are study the facts and figures presented by both tant firm. The report contains 28 pages of M a t a w a n likely to be unbundled into a generation sides” in the debate regarding the town elec technical and financial information, plus charge and a transmission and distribution tric referendum. However, it is our firm eight pages of statistical tables and graphs. More comments charge. With full retail wheeling, even the belief that once voters leam that town elec This complicated report was submitted to ordinary residential customer will be able to tric might result in higher property taxes, the Council on Oct. 10, only 28 days before on utility vote take advantage of lower generation costs cost the town approximately $38 million and Election Day. available elsewhere through the use of force construction of a duplicate system of Even if any of us could understand the After reading the municipal power feasi aggregators while continuing to use JCP&L poles and wires, the binding referendum will report, we certainly don’t have time to bility study by Courtney and Associates, I for transmission, distribution and even be recognized as a poor alternative to an es reach an intelligent decision. The referen would like to offer some further comments billing. tablished and proven electric service supplier. dum on Nov. 7 will obviously be a test of on this subject prior to the Nov. 7 vote in If Aberdeen proceeds with municipal The services that we provide our cus sentiment, not of rational choice. But Aberdeen. ization for the study’s estimated total cost of tomers, which include energy conservation, Aberdeen Council has seen fit to impose There are several aspects of this issue $30 million, I estimate my personal pro-rata lifeline, helping hand, safety education and this choice on us, so we have to choose. that are troubling. First, according to the share of that debt at $3,300 based on my many, many others, are the very foundation The biggest “if ’ in the plan is so-called presentation on municipalization that I at home’s assessed valuation and total com of our business and represent why we are “stranded investment recovery.” This is the tended in Washington last month,, building munity ratables of $1.2 billion. Even if I always working to provide all of our cus- right of a utility company to be com a completely new system of duplicate poles saved $20 per month ($240 per year) that tomerswith the most efficient services at our pensated for loss of value of its investment and wires is considered much riskier than Courtney estimates, that is equal to an annu disposal. I hope that you now appreciate just in poles, power lines, etc., when a munici using the town’s eminent domain authority al tax-free return of 7.25 percent. Finally, if how much we really do value all of our cus pality takes over distribution of electricity. to condemn the existing facilities and com municipal power is such a great idea, why tomers. JCP&L estimates that this would cost pensate the local utility based on a fair mar haven’t many other towns embraced it? GLENN O. STEIGER, P.E. Aberdeen customers $34 million over 10 ket value independent appraisal. BARRY CAROL D ir e c t o r years. The consulting firm who prepared Second, the Federal Energy Regulatory A b e r d e e n Corporate and Com petitive Affairs 2 6 NOVEMBER 1, 1995, INDEPENDENT • A multimedia presentation on the AUDITIONS Tuesday Iditarod trail sled-dog race, the mushers MUSIC • The Keyport Kiwanis meets at 6:30 race from Anchorage to Nome, Alaska, will p.m. weekly at the Ye Cottage Inn, 149 be presented 8-9 p.m. by Gail and Jim Ewin Today through Nov. 30 West Front St. New members are welcome. who where at the March 1995 race. The lec Saturday • Entertainers of all kinds (magicians ture will be presented at Poricy Park, Oak » Brookdale Community College, 765 clowns, comedians, singers and dancers) Hill Road, Middletown. There is no charge Newman Springs Road, Lincroft, is are needed for Matawan’s first annual New and registration is not required. (908) 842 presenting its 19-piece Big Band at 8 p.m. Year’s Eve celebration to be held 7 p.m. to 5966. in the college’s Performing Arts ten ter. midnight on Dec. 31 at the First Presbyte Tickets are $12 for general public, $10 for rian Church of Matawan, Highway 34. To Today seniors and students and $8 for Brookdale audition or for more information, call (908) • “Kwanzaa: An African-American students. For tickets call (908) 224-2411. 566-2663. Tradition,” part of the African-American Heritage series program offered at Sunday Friday and Saturday Brookdale Community College, will be pre Thursday • The Strand Theater, Lakewood, is • RTG Productions will hold audition s sented 4-6 p.m. at the college’s Long • “Indian Coil Pottery,” a program hosting the Garden State Philharmonic to for Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol Branch Learning Center. Fee is $8. (908) sponsored by the Monmouth County Park mark the 50th anniversary of the end of from 7-10 p.m. oi i Friday for adults and from 224-2880. System, will be held from 7-9 p.m. at the World War II at 8 p.m. Tickets are $20 and 1 -4 p.m. on Satuiday for children at RTG • “The Hurried and Stressed Child,” a Holmdel Park Activity Center, Longstreet $18 for adults and $9.50 and $7.50 for stu Productions Dance and rehearsal studio workshop for parents, teachers and care Road. Indian enthusiasts ages 8-10 are dents. For tickets, call (908) 349-6277. 105 Monmouth St., Red Bank. All roles ere givers, will be offered from 7-9 p.m. at invited to leam more about the Lenapes open except for Ebeneezer Scrooge. Brookdale Community College, Newman and to make a clay bowl in the style of Appointments are needed. Call (908) 219 Springs Road, Lincroft. Fee is $8. To regis these native New Jersey Americans. Fee 0081. ter, call (908) 224-2880. • Bayshore Community Health is $5. Pre-registration is required. (908) 842-4000; TDD (908) 219-9484. Monday and Nov. 8,9 Services, Holmdel, will offer “All About Thursday through Nov. 25 Glaucoma,” 7:30 p.m. For more information •The First Avenue Playhouse, 123 • Aberdeen/Matawan Repertory The Saturday atre will hold auditions at 7 p.m. for Charlot or registration, call (908) 888-5267. First Avenue, Atlantic Highlands, will pre • “Saturday Adventures for Kids,” a te’s Web. Auditions are held at the First sent Mixed Emotions at 8:30 p.m. on Presbyterian Church, Route 34 and Franklin Thursday program sponsored by Brookdale Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Tickets are St., Matawan. Technical people, as well as • A financial planning seminar will be Community College, Lincroft, will present $12 on Thursday and $18 on Friday and actors of all ages, are needed. (908) 583 offered at 7 p.m. at the Strathmore School, “Printmaking.” The program will be pre Saturday. For more information, call (908) 1093. Church Street, Aberdeen. (908) 290-2811. sented in two sections: 10 a.m. to noon for 291-7552. • Dr. Clyde MacKenzie, of the National grades one and two; 1-3 p.m. for grades Marine Fisheries Service, will present a three and four. Children will make station Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through CLUBS slide lecture 7-8:30 p.m. on his studies of ary, cards and prints. Fee is $15. To regis Nov. 11 the biology and ecology of the soft-shelled ter or for more information on other • Arsenic and Old Lace, a murder com clams in the Navesink. The free program is Saturday programs, call (908) 224-2880. edy, will be presented at 8 p.m. on Fridays Today presented by the Monmouth County Park and Saturdays and at 3 p.m. this Sunday at • Quest, a singles group, will meet at System in conjunction with the Monmouth Sunday the First Presbyterian Church, Route 34 and 7:45 p.m. at the First Unitarian Church, County Audubon Society and will be held at Franklin Street, Matawan. Admission is $10 the Huber Woods Environmental Center, • An autumn leaf walk will be held and $8 for students and senior citizens. For 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft. Cost is $5. (908) from 1:30-3 p.m. at Poricy Park, Oak Hill 747-0707. Brown’s Dock Road, Locust section of more information, call (908) 583-1093. Middletown. (908) 842-4000; TDD (908) Road, Middletown. 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Smith said the committee does not MIDDLETOWN — Municipal bonding always do what the county wants and does and the county’s proposed commuter ferry AL o HENNY its best to get word out to the community on terminal in Belford were the two defining MARTINO YOUNGMAN major projects. issues at a Township Committee candidates With the ferry project still evolving, she forum Thursday at Village School. said, “it’s impossible to make a decision” at SAT. NOV. 18™ Democratic candidates Jacqueline this time. at 8:00 PM Bartley and Sharon Shaffery insisted bond The county is waiting for a U.S Army ing has to stop and that the county’s ferry Corps of Engineers permit, and, according COUNT BASIE Theatre • Red Bank, New Jersey project is not needed. to Smith, looking at alternatives that would Republican incumbent Mayor Joan CaU Box Office 908-842-9000 or all Ticketmaster Outlets lessen traffic on Main Street in the Belford Smith, and her running mate, newcomer section of Middletown. YOIIR HELP IS OlIR HOPE FOR A CURE Rick Brodsky, said it would be irrespon The two-hour forum, which was spon sible to not bond for some services and said sored by the Middletown League of it is impossible to make a decision on the Women Voters, drew an unusually large MASTER KUM SUNG KARATE ferry project while it is still evolving. audience of more than 100 people. In their opening statements, the The candidates are vying for two three- Democrats targeted the current committee year seats on the five-member committee, D is c ip lin e , R esp ect & Confidence For for “irresponsible borrowing and spending” which is currently all-Republican. and “closed door” decision-making on Committeeman Joseph Oxley is not seeking major projects. Boys Si Girls pr re-election, in order to run for county sher They said the committee is controlled by iff. Here is what county and local GOP party bosses and A number of questions from the audi we offer... offers only one voice to residents. ence dealt with the deterioration of the Taxes are out of control and public safe Child Psychology Educated township’s public schools. ty is at the bottom of priorities, said 40 Years Experience There were also some brief sparks Shaffery. between Shaffery and Brodsky over Family Orientated The Republicans stood by the current whether Brodsky had agreed to relinquish Discipline • Respect • Confidence administration’s accomplishments, saying his seat to Oxley, in the event he was elect Weight Control • Self Defense municipal spending has only increased 1 ed and Oxley lost his bid for county sheriff. percent this year, and that they are working Zen Meditation “It’s painful to respond” to Shaffery’s to increase revenues and striving to bring Higher Levels T implication, said Brodsky, calling it a “fan union wages and benefits in line with pri Of Martial Arts c?ass tasy” and a sign his opponents were desper vate industry. Bonding has remained stable over the ate for issues. past five years, said Smith. Without it, she Shaffery said she had the information said the township would have to raise taxes “on good authority” and that she believes by 300 to 400 percent. the Republicans “get (their) strings pulled” MIDDLETOWN “(We) have to stop bonding. That’s it,” by the county. Pathmark Shopping Ctr. Rt. 35 said Shaffery, responding to a question Township Attorney William Dowd is about what new ideas the candidates had to chairman of the county Republican party. 7 0 6 - 0 9 0 0 offer. “W e’re not spend-crazy like they The Democrats blame the current state are,” she added, comparing bonding to liv of school facilities on poor leadership and ing off credit cards. claim the same GOP party bosses who con RY OFFER “It’s hard to respond to pie-in-the-sky trol the committee control the school board. p n idealistic ideas,” said Brodsky. “If we did Former Superintendent Peter Merluzzi n’t bond we couldn’t afford the taxes that “wanted to leave because of too much poli would be imposed to care for essential ser tics” on the board, said Bartley. | • I I A M f ! vices,” he said. 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The township will likely while Anchor says the system should cost rates for 10 years while the new systerr is competitive affairs for JCP&L. have to compensate JCP&L for no longer $17 million. constructed. There are currently nine municipal elec using its system. However, those figures Steiger said that no time frame has been That’s the word Jersey Central Power & tric utilities in New Jersey, all of which can’t be estimated at this point, Steiger said. given for the construction of the system, Light passed along during a 30-minute pro were established in the early 1900s. Steiger emphasized that JCP&L would though Courtney has said it would take gram that aired last week on Channel 12 JCP&L’s program detailed what has hap not sell or lease its system to the township, about five years. And there is no guarantee CMAR-TV, Aberdeen’s local cable station. pened in Clyde, Ohio, the most recent town and, as a result, a duplicate system would be that full construction would ever occur, he In the show, JCP&L predicts dire results if to form its own electric distribution system. constructed. said, adding that residents would be paying the binding referendum is passed by voiers Clyde established its own electric system in Courtney and Associates, the consulting for a system for Anchor to use, but they on Nov. 7. 1989 and still runs it today. firm that concluded Aberdeen should form might not enjoy its benefits for five or 10 “Anchor (Glass) has proposed a system What has changed, according to Steiger, its own electric distribution system, also did years. that has never been tried before. Anc nor is the law. Under current laws, Aberdeen consulting for Clyde and recommended Steiger points out another financial rip will be the first consumer of wholesale will be required to look at the commit Clyde form its own system. JCP&L esti ple of a township-run electric system. “Every year, we give the township $300,000 in gross receipts and franchise taxes in lieu of taxes. As we are gradually phased out, our commitment will get less and eventually it will be nothing. Aberdeen will no longer get that money,” said Steiger. Anchor officials have repeatedly stated that they are committed to seeing the entire township benefit financially from a town ship-run electric system. Anchor showed its commitment most strongly when it put in writing that it will pay Aberdeen an addi tional $.004/kilowatt hour (kwh) on its power rate during the entire construction and start-up phase of the system. In addi tion, Anchor has also committed to pay $.004/kwh for up to five years after the municipality starts operating, even if it is no longer a customer. — Paul Gentile U tility p la n i s d e b a t e d Continued from page 1 Passing this referendum does not guaran tee the creation of a municipal electric util ity, it simply gives Aberdeen the option of doing so.” The CLEER flier states that Aberdeen would save a minimum of 17 percent on its current electric rates, but like many of the figures that have been tossed around on this issue, it fails to substantiate that figure. It also states that other towns who run their own electric utilities pay 35 to 40 percent less than towns serviced by large utilities. It neglects to inform residents that all nine of the municipal-run electric sys tems in the state were created in the early 1900s. These municipalities were not sim ilar to Aberdeen’s current situation in that they did not have an existing system in place; did not have to build a duplicate system; and did not face the potential legal and financial issues of breaking away from a large utility such as JCP&L. Tax Included The flier mailed by the Aberdeen Taxpayers Against the Electric ERICSSON : Referendum clearly states on the bottom, in fine print, that it has been paid for by JCP&L. AlfTOSOUND AUTOSOUND palm SPRINGS MOBILE M0BIUE “Why should the town support a pro & CELLULAR & CELLULAR PAGING & CELLULAR OFFICE OFFICE gram that is likely to benefit just one elec tric user — Anchor Glass (the company FREEHOLD EATONTOWN OU» BRIDGE EDISON EATONTOWN that lobbied so hard to get this issue on the Freehold Raceway Mall 79 Route 27 1 Main Street ballot)?” the flier said. 115 Route 35 No. 360C Route 9 South 3710 Route 9 1/2 Mi. No. of Monmouth Mall 2 door, from Oasis Ford oil Exit 131 on Garden State Pkwy The flier stated that if the referendum (800) NJ-CEU-95 (908) 612-5775 (908)389-2112 (908)591-8888 ‘ 5 4 9 - 4 4 9 9 is passed it will cost the township $30 mil lion to build a town electric system; will result in duplication of electric poles, wires and transformers; and will result in increased taxes. INDEPENDENT, NOVEMBER 1, 1995 2 9 Y esteryear Keyport, fell and broke his left arm last and Mrs. Harvey Johntry, step-mother of piece of women’s silk underwear in sight 100 YEARS ACO Thursday. Mrs. Casler. and they also stole two safety razors, sev Mrs. Nichols of Keyport fell and Mr. Casler had stopped for passengers eral pocket knives and several sets of sil broke her arm at the elbow. An election wager has been made at the various Belford homes, and with verware. between Caleb Patterson and J. M. Smith Keough of Keyport scalded his happy, gay farewells the party started off Quackenbush of Atlantic Highlands. In hand last Wednesday. for the festivities, little knowing that death SO YEARS AGO case McGill is elected, Mr. Patterson will was less than five minutes distant for two ride Mr. Quackenbush in a push cart from 75 YEARS ACO of them. Mr. Casler approached the cross the pier to Jackson’s bridge and return, ing cautiously. Had he glanced to his Jack o’lanterns, black cats and corn and if he fails to do this he is to give him a right, he would have seen a passenger stalks comprised the decorative scheme suit of clothes valued at $25. If Griggs Nine residents of Belford left late train traveling from the west with the Friday night at Layton’s barn, Lincroft, gets the most votes, Mr. Patterson will do Wednesday afternoon to attend a wedding speed of the wind. It was easily going fifty where a Halloween party was given by the riding and Mr. Quackenbush the push at Rumson. They had traversed less than miles an hour. The train is called the Lois Owens, June Johnson, Audrey ing. 100 yards when two of them lay ground to Seabright Express and is due to arrive at Bennett, Helen Boylan, Babe Long, Lee Thomas Conover of Holmdel dropped death beneath the wheels of a locomotive, Belford at 5:24 o ’clock in the afternoon. It Anable and Shirley Corson. Also in atten a large butcher knife on his foot on and all the other occupants of the car were was nine minutes late last Wednesday and dance were Grace Perry, Georgianna Tuesday, cutting a long gash. injured. Briefly, this tells the story of the was boiling along at extra fast speed to Brauns, Robert Corson, Charles Howard, A Halloween sociable will be held in most horrible accident Belford has ever make up the lost time. jr., Joseph and Leo Davis, Jerry Casler the Reformed Church of Holmdel on experienced, and the little village is under In the automobile were several wed and Harold Cook. Thursday night by the Christian Endeavor a pall of sorrow caused by the dreadful ding presents. None of them were dam Paul R. Stryker, realtor of Holmdel, society. accident. aged, and the icing on a large wedding has sold the five-acre farm of the Mary Charles Clark and Aaron Bailey were The dead are Albert P. Morris, a fisher cake was not even cracked. Smith estate to William E. Wackenhuth of indicted for breaking into Amos Pope’s man 53 years of age, and Margaret Caster, Despite the accident, the wedding was Bloomfield. This farm is on the west side house at Keyport, stealing a boat from L. aged 8 years, daughter of Charles Casler. held. It was to have been a very elaborate of the Holmdel-Keyport Road and far W. Forbell in Middletown Township, and Mr. Morris was one of Belford’s most social affair, but it was in reality a very back from this road, on a hill from which stealing clothing from J. B. Fanning’s respected citizens. He leaves a wife and sad occasion for everyone concerned. there is a grand view of the rolling sur store at Keyport. They will be tried six children, three of whom are very Feeling is running high at Belford rounding countryside. November 12. young. Friday afternoon attested to the against the railroad company because the “The worst traitor to his country is Lawrence Grundy, the tramp who genuine sorrow which Belford feels over crossing was unguarded. In the summer one who sits home on election day and stole turkeys from Henry Field in the loss of this bright little girl, who had months a flagman was at the crossing, but says they don’t need my vote,” said Middletown township, pleaded guilty. every promise of a splendid womanhood. he was laid off after Labor day, despite Edward Broege, clerk for the Board of Judge Conover thought from Grundy’s Thelma Casler, sister of the dead girl, the protests of many Belford residents Freeholders at the candidates’ meeting of appearance that he might be insane, and was taken to the Long Branch hospital who wanted a flagman at the cross alt the Keyport Good Government Grundy was sent back to jail until an with a broken leg and scalp wound. Miss year. Republican Women’s Club on Monday examination could be made as to his sani Leona Crosby, a nice of Mrs .Caster, was Roberts and White’s dry goods store night. The three candidates for council- taken to the hospital with a scalp wound at Atlantic Highlands was entered men at Keyport, George Finger, who pre ty. Walter Mainzer of Cliffwood caught and other injuries. The other injured Wednesday night by thieves and goods viously served six years on the council, his left hand in a brick machine and the tip include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Casler, their worth about $800 were stolen. The thieves John Vander Waal and Everett S. Poling, of the second finger was taken off. son^ichardjCasler^Mrs^Albe^ A little child of Stephen Haff of Keyport was severely bitten on the hand by a cat. Miss Marion Neal of Keyport tripped In te rn a tio n a l W e o f M id d le t o w n on the sidewalk and fell, breaking her “ 1 E & arm. THIS STORE IS INDEPENDENTLY OPERATED & IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER TILE STORE Wyatt Thistle, a small boy of 1 Elegance is our style '.. Quality is our trademark! 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Bakery, which opened at 133 Main St. in In October 1994, Ramesh Patel, an April. “There are a couple of people dedi Aberdeen resident, set the pace by opening cated to jazzing up the town.” up the Matawan Market and Deli at 136 “I can’t put my finger on any one rea Main St., which had been vacant for two REBIRTH — Matawan’s downtown is seeing a burst of new businesses. son,” said Lou Tomasiello, who opened up years. (Photo by Michael Guiliano) Joe Pepp’s Bistro at 119 Main St. in April The opening of one new store seems to 1994. “Matawan is a good location. It’s have caused a domino effect. Anne Mullan, 29, opened up Matawan in the lobby of the bank, which will feature easy access, and near Routes 34 and 35 and Beverly Lionetti, the owner of the Jewel Sports — which features athletic equip merchandise for sale or free samples of the (Garden State) Parkway.” Box at 265 Main, said her new store will ment, uniforms and trophies — last year food. “People like a small town,” he said. feature costume jewelry and gifts, and will after working for five years as a physical Volunteers who are busy painting, nail "Business has been good.” complement her 10-year business next- education teacher. ing and planting have also improved the There are now four empty stores along door, Lady B’s Shoe Boutique. “It has its bad times,” admitted Dan borough’s image, Mounts noted. Main Street, including the former Sanford “Matawan is cleaned up,” she said, not Hunter, the manager of Matawan Sports. “I think my efforts have brought about Pharmacy. Also, the large, red Color ial ing how the sales of high quality Italian ‘Sometimes, there will be a day where not positive vibes,” said borough resident Lee store at 2 Main St., which formerly housed footwear have been strong for years. “I one person comes into the store. But there Deedmeyer, an active volunteer. Gifts of Prayer, is vacant after the bookstore think the town is a beautiful town. This new are days, like the other day, when I had 13 Deedmeyer, along with other helpers, relocated next to a funeral parlor. store features costume jewelry for the spe people all at once.” such as his 14-year old daughter, Brianna, But a brand-new building, across the cial occasion or every day wear.” Since opening AA Beep in January, was out all day Sunday repainting 112 street from the 7-Eleven, and a stone’s Wertalik, a North Brunswick resident, Martinsen has sold 60 cellular phones and Main St., digging three holes along the throw away from the railroad tracks, will decided that the former beauty parlor would business has been “pretty good.” open squares of the sidewalk for three pear house a Quick Chek, expected to open be a perfect setting for an art gallery. Her Haftel, the manager of Arnold Thrift trees that the Monmouth County Shade soon. parents own the building, she explained. Bakery, said business is best when “there is Tree Commission is donating this week, “Our family loves to re-do furniture and Bucco, who’s worked for the borough a lot o f activity in the town.” and even scraping o f f unsightly “Coca- my brother, Tom, is a glassblower,” for more than 30 years, said she has no idea “We’re advertising like crazy,” he said. Cola” window decals of two Main Street why suddenly there’s such an interes in explained the biologist for the federal Food “Y ou’d be surprised that advertising is businesses. downtown Matawan. and Drug Administration. “We want to fea worth its weight in gold. Since we began Artist Dee Kofod volunteered her ser “I don’t know. I suppose, I think, it may ture local artists and we will work with the advertising, revenue has gone up 50 per vices and on Sunday painted a beautiful be the economy which is encouraging peo artist.” cent.” garden mural on a newly built fence ple to go ahead and open up businesses. She wants to feature a monthly art show, People come into town and like it,” she with the works of talented local artists. Laura Mounts, branch manager for between the empty Sanford Pharmacy and said. Wertalik’s friend, Paul DeMaio, 28, of NatWest Bank on Main Street, said she the Number One Chinese Restaurant. Bucco noted the sudden decline in busi Jackson, will be taking care of the business wants to encourage the growth of the bor “Art and culture helps draw people into ness the past two years was not the norm. end of the store. ough by featuring a “business of the week” town,” Deedmeyer commented. That's right. You could find that perfect person you've been waiting for all your MEET YOUR MATCH PERSONALS P la c e a life. It's not that far-fetched. It happens all the time. Okay, so you may not see Go ahead - give it a try... skyrockets on the first try. But you will. YOU WON'T BE ALONE FOR LONG! When it works.. you will. 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Patrolmen George Leeuw, Matthew If you own a Buick, Pontiac or GM C truck, and you re David Luludis, 32, of 69 Virginia Ave., O’Boyle, Chris Raynor, and Richard Wolak was charged Oct. 21 with driving while investigated. looking for a quality new car dealer for service or intoxicated after being stopped on Lynn Boulevard. He was released on his own warranty repairs, then you’ll be delighted with Straub recognizance. MID01U0W Motors! We have a state-of-the-art service facility At the Buhler & Bitter car dealership, 1 3250 Route 35, someone “keyed" or staffed by factory trained technicians. Bring in this scratched six Jeep Grand Cherokees be On Gallop Circle, a car was burglar tween noon-1 p.m. Oct. 23, causing ized between 1 a.m. and 11 a.m. Oct. 24 $5,000 worth of damage. and a $300 radio and tapes were stolen. At the Airport Plaza commuter park At the Middletown Train Station, sev OIL CHANGE FILTER & LUBE ing lot, Route 36, someone stole a 1993 eral cars were broken into Oct. 23 and a | Includes oil change with up to 5 quarts of premium oil, Eagle valued at $19,000 between 4:50 $500 tailgate was stolen from a pickup ncpfpotf new AC filter and lube as needed for any Buick, a.m. and 4:10 p.m. Oct. 23. truck. The incidents all occurred between | Pontiac or GMC Truck model. Timothy F. Alfano, 27, of 137 Morris 6 a.m. and 9 p.m. In the three car burglar Ave., Belford, was charged Oct. 20 with ies, door windows were smashed and mis Old I Bridge ^ driving while intoxicated, refusal to take a cellaneous items, including roller blades, a PIUS TAX breath test and driving with a suspended flight bag and cellular telephone were GOOD12/15/95 THRU license after being stoooed on Route 36 stolen. east. He was released on his own recog On Port Monmouth Road, a 19-year- nizance. old Port Monmouth woman was struck by r CM ! Cinemas the L At the Hazlet Multiplex a car about 9 p.m. Oct. 13. The Port pn ater, Houte 35, someone stole a 1988 Monmouth woman, a pedestrian, ran into Volkswagen between 7:30-10 p.m. Oct. the side of the vehicle and was taken to 21. No value was listed in the report. Bayshore Community Hospital on a com To schedule an appointm ent call 908-264-4344 At the Village Greenway condo plaint of pain. No charges were filed. The minium complex on Clark Street, 12 cars incident happened about 100 feet east of were entered and ransacked the night of Ocean Avenue. There were cars on both Oct. 17-18. Nothing of value was taken. sides of the street and the driver was go ing between 10-15 mph. Another pedes trian who ran out into the street was not 1 HOLMDI injured. ROUTE 3 3 ♦' KEYRORT A house was burglarized on Oak Tree Road, last Wednesday between 1 t 2:30 p.m. Approximately $4,000 worth of jewelry was taken from the master bed I room. Patrolman Daniel Chernavsky re sponded to the call from the resident who noticed there had been forceful entry into I the home. Detective Louis Torres is inves tigating. I Pumpkins were stolen from TZ Greens Garden Center on Route 35 last Saturday. Young people were seen com I ing in through the backfields which extend Dr. Gerald Blumberg's into the woods which border Veteran’s I Park. Patrolman Eric Hoffman responded to the call. Nobody was caught. Two people were charged and ar I rested for driving while intoxicated and for possession of cocaine. Dennis J. Whelan I and Tina Whelan of Middletown were stopped by Patrolman John Miobuszewski on the late morning of Oct. 29 for driving I under the influence. He also found a bag of cocaine and open bottles of alcohol. I 1 0 - 5 0 % O F F ALL F R A M E S I Cazal, Gucci, Armani, Silhouette, A tractor valued at $23,780 was I Guess, Tura, Neostyle, etc. reported stolen Oct. 30 from the Ground Round parking lot on Route 35. The tractor was filled with Hershey’s chocolate, the I With Purchase Of Lens Package value of which is unknown. A purple bag filled with clothes was I Cannot be combined with any other offer. taken from a car parked at 79 Broad St. on Oct. 29. A gym bag and change were repotted I stolen Oct. 29 from a car parked at 119 Broad St. I Dr. Gerald Blumberg, O.D. Dreufrantz Sylvestre and Louis Jackson, both of Miami, Fla., were each I Therapeutic Optometrist posted on $25,000 bail, no 10 percent, af ter being artested and charged Oct. 28 by Detective Sgt. Tom Mitchell. Sylvestre was I Pine Valley Plaza, 1008 Route 34, Matawan charged with receiving stolen property and Jackson with theft by knowingly receiving I Office Hours; moveable property belonging to someone else. The vehicle in question was a 1995 C a l i 5 6 6 - 7 7 0 0 M on. & Fri. 9:30 - 4:30 I Pathfinder valued at $30,000. Tues. & Thurs. 9:30 - 6:30 I 1 -800-863-E Y E S m m Sat. 9:30 -3:30 V 'J r.f V * * * * i " f t LA • ■ • ■ Ji 3 2 NOVEMBER 1, 1995, INDEPENDENT OPEN HOUSE/TOUR O b itu a rie s EDW ARD R. BEADLE, 70, of Howell JOSEPH G. (ROCKFISH) STACHURA Township died Oct. 26 at home. Bom in New SR., 75, of West Keansburg died Oct. 27 at Thursday, Nov. 2nd - 7 P.M . York, he has lived in Howell since 1961. Mr. Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. Born in Beadle was a plant manager with Witco Newark, he lived in Belford prior to moving to Chemical Co., Perth Amboy, for 15 years West Keansburg 25 years ago. Prior to retiring before retiring 20 years ago. Prior to that, he in 1982, he was employed as a dock worker at was a chemical operator with Coty Cosmetics, C.C.A. Inc., East Brunswick, for 15 years and For Applications New York, for 18 years. He was a World War II also worked for Matty’s Auto Parts, Matawan. Navy veteran and a communicant of St. He is an Army veteran of World War II. RLU6D HCBLTH Veronica's Church, Howell. Surviving are his Surviving are his wife, Marcella of Belford; two wife, Margaret Fedorko Beadle; a son, Edward sons, Don of Keyport and Joseph Jr. of Kansas; C a ll 4 3 1 - 6 2 9 1 J. of Howell; two daughters, Melinda Rosado of four daughters, Joyce Williams of Mississippi, Avon and Maryanne Beadle of Keyport; and five M CVSD does not discriminate on the basis grandchildren. C.H.T. Clayton & Son Funeral Darlene Schmidt of Leonardo, Patricia Kampe of Age, Color, Handicap, National Origin, Home, Howell, was in charge of arrangements. of Beachwood and Carol Schoentube of Race, Religion, Sex, or Limited English M ass was held at St. Veronica’s Church, Bricktown; two sisters, June Domanski of Howell. Interment was in St. Rose of Lima Summit and Judy Corlito of Eatontown; and Cemetery, Freehold. eight grandchildren. Services were under the ACADEMY of ALLIED direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport. HENRY FILOZOF, 70, of Manalapan died HEALTH & SCIENCE Oct. 22 at CentraState Medical Center, PATRICIA ANN ZELLER, 57, of Matawan Freehold Township. Born in Adams, Mass., he died Oct. 28 at home. Born in Manhattan, N.Y., Heck Avenue, Neptune, Nj lived in Old Bridge before moving to Manalapan she lived in Union City before moving to 29 years ago. Mr. Filozof was a police officer in Matawan 27 years ago. She was a homemaker. Old Bridge and was a boiler operator for She was a communicant of St. Benedict's National Lead, Sayreville, for 35 years before Church, Holmdel. Surviving are her husband, Administered by retiring in 13 years ago. He w as a Navy veteran Robert Zeller; three sons, Robert Jr. of West of World War II, having served with the Sea Keys, Fla., Richard of Keansburg, and Steven Monmouth County Bee's. He was a communicant of St. Thomas of Norfolk, Va.; four daughters, Robin More Church, Manalapan, a member of V.F.W. Vocational School Wittenstein of West Palm Beach, Fla., Michelle Post #4374, Freehold Township, and the Carver of Howell, Kerri and Kimberly, both of District American Legion Post of Howell. He is prede Matawan; and nine grandchildren. Services ceased by his wife, Lillian M. Hall Filozof, who were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, Now Accepting for died 13 years ago. Surviving are two sons, Keyport, with a M ass at St. Benedict's Church. the 1996-97 Robert J. Filozof of Howell and Lawrence H. Filozof of Keansburg; two daughters, Helen Interment was at St. Joseph’s Cemetery, School Year Turiano of the Monmouth Junction section of Keyport. South Brunswick and Nora C. Rothacker of Cranbury; a sister, Lucille Rovello of Nerberth, EVA ARLENTHA REEVES, 82, of Pa; a longtime friend, Doris M. Frueh of Manalapan died Oct. 23 at CentraState Medical Manalapan; and nine grandchildren. Funeral Center, Freehold Township. Born in services were held at the Freeman Funeral Manalapan, she lived in Freehold for 20 years Openings for the Home, Freehold, followed by a M ass at St. before moving back to Manalapan. Mrs. Thomas More Church. Interment was in St. Reeves was a technician at Marlboro Rose of Lima Cemetery, Freehold. Psychiatric Hospital, Marlboro, where she was Ninth Grade employed for more than 30 years before retiring Medical Science Programs for PATRICK M. (RED) MARINACCIO, 73, of several years ago. She was a member of the 9th-12th Grade High School Students Matawan died Oct. 27 at home. Born in The Bethel Church, Lee B. Gibson Temple #1014 Bronx, N.Y., he lived there before moving to and St. Mary’s Chapter, Order of the Eastern Matawan 29 years ago. Prior to retiring 8 years Star, all of Freehold. She is predeceased by her ago, he was employed as a sales person for 20 husband, Melvin Reeves. There are no known years at the Jewelry Exchange in New York survivors. Higgins Memorial Home, Freehold City. He was a communicant of the Most Holy was in charge of arrangements. T H E LUNG CENTER, in c . Redeemer Church, Old Bridge. He was a sergeant in the Air Force, and served in the ADELINE GARDENER, 71, of Freehold 96th Bomb Squad in World War II as an aerial died Oct. 28 at CentraState Medical Center, photographer and gunner. He was distin Freehold Township. Born in Freehold, she lived a 5 a . CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AT... guished with the following awards: Oak Leaf there her whole life. Mrs. Gardener was a Cluster, Eastern Sen/ice Medal, Good Conduct model maker for Air Cruisers, Belmar, where Medal and the Distinguished Flying Cross. she was employed for 28 years before retiring Surviving are his wife, Rita; three daughters, 1 8 6 0 HWY. 35 SO. 10 years ago. She was a member of the First Patricia McTague of Old Bridge, Angela Hicks United Methodist Church, the Deborah Heart (Next to Spaghetti Western) of Middletown, and Maureen Gallo of Matawan; and Lung Center Auxiliary, the St. Rose of Lima two sons, Robert of Matawan and Michael of Senior Citizen’s Club and the Senior Citizen’s Old Bridge; a sister, Virginia DeSimone of Old Club of Silvermead, all of Freehold. Surviving MIDDLETOWN, NJ Bridge; a brother, Michael Marinaccio of The are her husband, Thomas Gardener; a son, Bronx; 10 grandchildren and two great-grand Robert L. Ulrich of Howell; a daughter, Lynda children. Services were under the direction of Villee of Brick Township; and four grandchil Specializing in Diagnosis & Treatm ent of: Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a M ass at Most Holy Redeemer Church. Entombment was dren. Higgins Memorial Home, Freehold was in at St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Keyport. charge of arrangements. - Bronchial Asthma • Chronic Bronchitis • Emphysema • MOLLIE T. MATTER, 91, of Holmdel died HUBERT SIDNEY BLACKNALL JR., 37, of Oct. 28 at Bayshore Community Hospital, Freehold died Oct. 26 at home. Born in Holmdel. Born in Newark, she lived in Neptune, he lived in Freehold, Honolulu, Bronchiectasis • COPB Respiratory (Breathing) Disorders • Fungal Maplewood and Keyport prior to moving to JHawaii, Los Angeles, Calif., Houston, Texas, Holmdel 14 years ago. She was a machine op Florida and New York before moving to and Immunologic Lung Diseases • Sarcoidosis... erator at Johnston and Murphy Shoe Co. for 30 Freehold seven years ago. Mr. Blacknall years, retiring in 1962. Her husband, John, died attended the Freehold Borough Elementary in 1973. Surviving are a sister, Geraldine Blasi schools and the Freehold Borough High - Allergic Bronchopulmonary Aspergillosis of Maplewood; nieces and nephews. Services School. He served in the U.S. Army from 1979 were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, 82. Surviving are his parents, Hubert Sidney Sr. Keyport. Interment was at Gate of H e a v e n and Ruth Whitsette Blacknall, with whom he - Lung Cancer Diagnosis • Transbronchial Needle Aspiration • Cemetery, East Hanover. lived; two brothers, Michael L. Blacknall of Rahway and Christopher Blacknall of Long G EO RGE S. MEADE, 68, of Brick died Oct. Branch; and a sister, Beverly D. Blacknall of Fiberoptic Bronchoscnphy... ■ 23 at Community Memorial Hospital, Toms Freehold. Higgins Memorial Home, Freehold, River. Born in Staten Island, N.Y., he lived in was in charge of arrangements. - Sleep Disorders (Snoring) • Pulmonary Hypertension... Matawan and Cliffwood Beach before moving to Brick two years ago. He was employed at ERW IN KRAUS, 69, of Freehold Township Delco-Remy, New Brunswick, for 14 years. He died Oct. 28 at CentraState Medical Center, - General Adult Medicine was a communicant of St. Joseph’s Church, Freehold Township. Born in Poland, he lived in Keyport. He was a past member of the Ab The Bronx, N.Y. before moving to Freehold erdeen First Aid, founder and member of Township 19 years ago. Mr. Kraus was the Bayshore Wheel and Motorcycle Club, Ab owner and operator of Metropolitan Business CALL 61 5-0050 erdeen, and a member of the Milltown Veterans Machines, N.Y., before retiring eight years ago. of Foreign Wars. He was an Air Force veteran He was a member of Congregation Agudath Contact Connie to Schedule an of the Korean W ar Surviving are his wife, Agnes Achim, Freehold. Surviving are his wife, Doris Anne; two sons, George of Keyport and Frank Fryd Kraus; a son, Stephen R. Kraus of of Brick; and three grandchildren. Services Branchburg; a daughter, Caryn K. Kaplan of Appointment or for Information. were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, Voorhees; and three grandchildren. Higgins Keyport, with a M ass at St. Joseph’s Church. Memorial Home, Freehold was in charge of ar KIND SERVICE FROM A PROFESSIONAL, CARING STAFF Entombment was at St. Joseph’s Mausoleum, rangements. K.H. YEO, M.D. Keyport. INDEPENDENT, NOVEMBER 1, 1995 3 3 PROPERTY LINES 176 Harvey Ave...... $194,500 162 Concord Ave...... $112,000 ABERDEEN HOIMDE 65 Honeysuckle Lane...... $82,950 26 Dale R oad...... $285,000 a — i 42 Hubbard Ave...... $157,000 72 Dale Road...... $275,000 307 Maxwell St...... $177,000 22 Dutch C ourt...... $64,000 15 Hutchinson Drive...... $177,000 West Front Street...... $2,145,000 92 Mystic Court...... $144,990 6 Empress Drive...... $450,000 3704 James Court...... $126,000 124 Harmony Ave...... $170,000 68 Warren Drive...... $133,000 4 Brisbane Court...... $645,000 158 Manor Parkway...... $175,000 161 Holland R oad ...... $187,500 84 Bechstein Drive...... $168,000 91 Cranbrook Court...... $139,990 23 Medford Court...... $115,000 42 Leonard Ave...... $120,000 463 Ferndale Place...... $95,000 95 Cranbrook Court...... $139,990 177 Momingside Ave...... $67,000 386 Monmouth Ave...... $118,000 400 Matawan Ave...... $22,500 4 Empress Drive...... $400,000 268 Sunnyside Road...... $260,000 83 Radcliff Drive...... $346,600 7 Georjean D rive...... $355,000 1506 Buckingham Circle...... $97,000 12 Salisbury Ave...... $106,000 8 Tulip Lane...... $242,550 63 Catherine Ave...... $120,000 5 The Trail...... $172,000 2 Woodhollow Drive...... $420,000 38 Concord Ave...... $118,000 433 Tinton Ave...... $252,000 20 Hudson Ave...... $138,000 8 Parkview Drive...... $128,000 Become a Licensed 9 Tall Oaks Drive...... $209,000 157 Village Green W a y ...... $59,000 68 Jackson St...... $117,000 72 3rd St...... $102,500 13 Third St...... $72,000 20 Briscoe Terrace...... $165,000 155 Division St...... $72,500 11 Clover Drive...... $145,000 51 Cornell D rive...... $156,000 R eal Estate 20 Dartmouth Drive...... $156,000 58 Fieldcrest W a y ...... $118,000 126 Hazlet Ave...... $233,000 32 Bluefield Road...... $56,112 *? $ IN BRIEF C a l l y o u r Dana Lavoie, Stephanie Rivera, Teri ERA A dvantage R ealtors ‘D i s n e y o n I c e ’ t r i p Machinga, Alicia Kane and Eddie O f f i c e a t slated for Saturday Derechailo. The designs were created after Pegi 493ju* m a te r ia l The Middletown Township Department Deitz Shea, author of The Whispering of Parks and Recreation is sponsoring a trip Cloth, discussed what it was like in a Thai 2 6 4 - 3 4 5 6 to see “Disney on Ice” on Saturday at refugee camp. ask for Natalie Bindler or Al Bertics Madison Square Garden. The bus departs at 9 a.m. from the Flea m arket to Johnson Gill Annex at town hall. Show time is 11 a.m. be held Saturday The cost of the trip is $29 per person. @ ADVANTAGE REALTORS Fee includes round-trip transportation and The Hillside Community Center, a fa lower-level seating for the show. Children cility of the Middletown Township De under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. partment of Parks and Recreation, will Keyport/Hazlet Office 264-3456 Registrations are now being accepted at host a holiday flea market and craft sale the parks and recreation office, Croydon from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday at the Hall, 900 Leonardville Road, Leonardo. center located at 144 Chestnut St., At 1 For more information, call (908) 615 lantic Highlands. J V IN N Y 2260. Table space cost is $13. For more information, call (908) 615 AQUILINO 2261. HUD FORECLOSURES C hildren create Middletown - 5 B/R______$92,700 Middletown - 3 B/R ~ 60,000 ‘story cloth s’ Club t o s p o n s o r Union Beach • 3 B/R I 76,500 1 Stephanie Frank, the art teacher for the Keansburg - 2 B/R $35,000 Cliffwood Elementary School, recently craft sh ow N ov. 11 instructed the fifth-grade students on how to The Matawan Woman’s Club and its Call for details. create their own “story cloth” in the Thai evening membership department will hold tradition, after a children’s book author vis its Holly Berry Craft Show from 9 a.m. to Better ited the school. 4 p.m. on Nov. 11 at the clubhouse locat TTWHSESS. 4 Lines ■ 2 Times *$4.50 for each additional line Their completed story cloths are cur ed at 199 Jackson St. In addition to a bevy of crafts, holiday M u rp h y Pre-Paid rently on exhibit at the Matawan Public o o Can be cancelled Library on Main Street. The works are done items, and baked goods. Lunch will be R e a lty ■ Not refundable by: Jenny Lau, Root Chan, Joe Blair, Chris available. Private party V.R.I. Affiliate * 1 8 merchandise only. Straniero, Jose Martinez, Jennifer Latcha, For more information, call (908) 566 Lindsay Hoganson, Jessica Scognamiglio, 7663 or (908) 566-4530. 1989-1994 NJAR Multi Million Dollar Club CALL CLASSIFIED 264-9511 1-800-660-4A D S BARBARA KENAS Gets Houses Sold! j?eal E state S p o t l i g h t •Richard Wieland of North Brunswick is among lhe top 40 RE/M A X BARBARA SELLS agents in New Jersey, based on sales income during September. The broker associate at RE/M A X First Realty ranks in the highest 5 n/*> o f 800 # 1 STRATHMORE!!! representatives throughout the state. Call Mr. Wieland ul 908-843-SELL. •Diane lVf. Ryan, a resident of Marlboro, has joined the Manalapan office of AREA AGENT I he Prudential New Jersey Realty as a sales associate. 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' REALTORS® Eft Eve. 566-1423 Rose Marie decided to join Glenda entered the real estate Geraldine decided to join The Prudential New Jersey profession in 1979 and decided to Prudential NJ Realty after Realty after more than 8 years join Prudential N.J. Really after spending more than 8 years The Prudential V/J with her prior broker where spending more than 10 years with with her prior broker where she was a Million Dollar tier prior broker where she was a she was a perennial million New Jersey Realty Producer. She obtained her perennial million dollar producer and dollar producer. Brokers license in 1994. won numerous sales awards for production, Geraldine and her husband Joe have resided in Rose Marie and husband Glenda has been a member of N.J Middletown for over 18 MIDDLETOWN OFFICE William have resided in Stale Million Dollar Club 10 out of 11 Middletown for over 18 years. years and will become eligible this years. Their children Their daughters, Janine & year for the prestigious Geraldine 24, Nicholas 20 IS PROUD TO Denise graduated from Distinguished Sales Club Award. A and Linda 17 attended the Middletown High School seasoned professional with course Middletown school district. North and Rutger’s University. certifications in both commercial and A consistent top producer W e l c o m e ... She has an excellent record industrial real estate as well as residential. Glenda has also served as a sales with her former broker, Geraldine is a current member of for having her listed properties sold and for working with trainer and an assistant manager N.J. State Million Dollar Club and has won numerous buyers tirelessly to closing. While still being professional, she Prior to her real estate career Glenda owned and operated her own office listing and sales awards during her career. 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So, if you’re buying or selling your property, call The New Jersey Realty's newest advantage, Rose Marie Philcox. at So. if you’re buying or selling , call The Prudential New Jersey Realty's Prudential New Jersey Realty's newest advantage, Geraldine Ciaccia (908) 671-1537 Ext. 138. newest advantage, Glenda Goldberg at (908) 671-1537 Ext. 126. Geraldine Ciaccia, at (908) 671-1537 Ext. 133. LOCATED AT - HIGHW AY 35 • M IDDLETOW N, NJ m INDEPENDENT, NOVEMBER 1, 1995 3 5 Sp o r t s Struggling Rockets fa ll to C olonials Hamilton halfway through the second B North rival's stanza. Markert connected with halfback Dwayne Fowlkes for the two-point con version to make it 8-0. Raritan’s only strong defense points came with time running down in the fourth period when Freehold controls play Borough’s punter purposely stepped out of the end zone for a safety. Tardiff credited his team’s effort, but BY WARREN RAPPLEYEA said it was one the Rockets could have Staff Writer won. “It’s been one of those years you just F our times this season the Raritan have to chalk up to experience,” the veter High School football team has lost an mentor explained. “If we were getting games by a touchdown or less, beaten badly every week it would be one including an 8-2 decision Saturday against thing, but w e’re not. We just have to go Freehold Borough, and coach George on and be ready for next week.” Tardiff acknowledges that coming close Once again injuries have hampered the doesn’t put numbers in the victory col Rockets, although Tardiff would not umn. blame his team’s lack of success on that. Nevertheless, the veteran mentor is Several key players have missed looking forward to next Saturday’s game games, including tailback/cornerback at Long Branch (2-4) and hoping that will Rich Colangelo (hamstring), nose guard be the game where the young Rockets turn Bill McLaughlin (knee), tight end Chris things around. Collins, the team’s leading receiver “I don’t know how to describe what’s (knee); linebacker C.J. Emslie (dislocated happening to us,” Tardiff said. “I can’t put finger); and fullback Jim McCarthy my finger on any one thing, but we sort of (ankle). All of those players have done . • self-destruct. Whenever we get in the red well when in the lineup. zone we can’t seem to score. It’s been a In addition, sophomore tailback Mark really disturbing and frustrating season.” Ellis, who ran for 34 yards against the While he isn’t pleased with the results, Colonials, has gained over 500 yards Tardiff said his team’s effort has been overall, showing good speed and quick there game in and game out. And although moves along the way. his team has had trouble putting points on Defensive end/guard Kevin Kelly, the board, the Rockets have played well flanker Bob Devlin, and free safety Bob on D, despite allowing I2l points. Feehan, all juniors, have looked good. Against the Colonials, Raritan came The emergence of David Collins as a out smoking behind senior quarterback reliable punter has been a pleasant sur Pat Coyle in the first quarter and moved prise. The sophomore is averaging 37 into Freehold Borough territory. yards per punt with good hang time, A costly off-side penalty on fourth- Tardiff said. and-short preempted the drive and the “We have had some bright spots with Rockets never seemed to recover. Raritan our younger players doing well,” Tardiff managed just 144 yards in total offense, as said. “But we still have three games left, the Colonials stiffened, sacking Coyle and we want to put some wins on the nine times. board.” Fortunately for the Rockets, Freehold Long Branch, a team that also has had OVER THE TOP — Raritan High School’s Bob Feehan tries to outjump Borough also had trouble moving the ball. trouble scoring points, is coming off a 35 Freehold Borough High School’s Dwayne Fowlkes for a pass during The Colonials only score came on a 34- 12 loss to Matawan. Game time is 1:30 Saturday’s 8-2 loss for the Rockets. yard pass from Roger Markert to Derrick p.m. (Photo by Jerry Wolkowitz) Field hockey coach enjoys first season BY LINDSEY SIEGLE On the first day of practice, more than discussion of adding swimming and ice Villanova University, Villanova, Pa., 60 girls were out for the team, according hockey and both are under consideration. where she was named a collegiate All- Staff Writer to Ken Szyarto, SJV athletic director. The school has added an ice hockey club American. Melissa Kopec is already excited about Kopec, and assistant coach Theresa this year, but has not made it a varsity Following college, coaching was a log next year. And why not? The coach of St. Fuoco, had to cut that number consider sport. ical next step. “I knew it was something I ably since there would be only a JV team John Vianney High School’s first-year The early indication is that field hock wanted to do,” said Kopec, who also has this year. field hockey team has seen plenty of posi ey has been a significant success. This filled coaching spots at Keyport and Next year the Lancers plan to field a tives. year’s big turnout, and the team’s impres Allentown high schools. varsity and JV squad, and if interest dic sive showing, have both Szyarto and The Lancers launched a field hockey Fuoco also came to the Lancers with a tates, a freshman squad may follow. Kopec confident that the program is on the great deal of experience, having played for program this year with a junior varsity Szyarto said the school decided to start right track. Monmouth Regional, Tinton Falls, and squad that is playing a full slate of games, a field hockey program after receiving That may have started with the deci Trenton State College, Ewing. and closed out the season with a 10-3 input from students and parents on what sion to hire of Kopec, a teacher in Ocean “I’m very surprised that we’ve gotten record after Monday’s loss to Red Bank they are interested in; field hockey was the Township. 10 wins. We started off real well and Catholic High School at Dorbrook Park, top priority. She came to SJV with an impressive slipped late in the season, but I think Colts Neck. “We said, ‘Let’s go with a junior var record in the sport, having been a member we’ve straightened it out,” Kopec-said. But even before compiling that im sity program and get our feet wet and of Shore Regional High School’s 1987 She added that she was surprised at the pressive record, Kopec had gotten a pleas move from there,’ ” Szyarto said. state championship team. progress the players made, and the ability ant surprise. He added that there also has been She followed that with a stint at of the players right from the start. 3 6 NOVEMBER 1, 1995, INDEPENDENT Eagles fall to Cougars in State Group final BY NEIL SCHUMAN The win allowed the Eagles to move on to the afternoon final against the top- Staff Writer seeded team from Cherry Hill-East. It has been a banner season for the South battled hard, but eventually fell Middletown High School South girls ten 4-1, thus ending their hopes of a state title. nis team. Not only has it posted an The lone victory in the finals for the impressive 20-3 match record, but it also Eagles belonged to Lewis, who knocked won the New Jersey State Interscholastic off Becky Sendrow, 6-3, 6-3. Athletic Association (NJSIAA) Central At second singles, Samantha Strabel Jersey Group IV Championship. won her first set from Stephanie Cherkas Last Wednesday the Eagles took their but dropped the second set, sending the sectional title to the NJSIAA Group IV match to a dramatic third set. The two girls Tournament at the Mercer County Park exchanged games up until the end, but Tennis Complex in West Windsor Cherkas eventually came out on top, 6-4. Township hoping to bring home a state While Strabel was pushing Cherkas, title and to advance to the NJSIAA Mann and the Eagles’ second singles team Tournament of Champions. fell to Cherry Hill, so the Eagles’ last In the semi-finals they took on hopes were with Dougherty and Simprini, Westfield, the same team that knocked who had already lost their first set to them out of last year’s NJSIAA Group IV Karen Meltzer and Abby Radbill. tourney. This year the Eagles exacted The second set was tied at 3 games some revenge with a 3-2 win. apiece, when Meltzer and Radbill broke The difference this year was the play South’s service to take a 4-3 lead. Each of Erica Mann at third singles. The win side held serve in the next two games, was particularly satisfying for Mann, backing South into the comer. Dougherty For m usic that’s pleasing to the because she felt that her loss in last year’s and Simprini responded by breaking ear and soothing to the soul tune semi-final may have cost her team the serve, but Cherry Hill East returned the match. This year, Mann would not be favor in the next game to clinch a trip to in to M agic*9 8 .3 fm! W e’re Central the Tournament of Champions. mfo* denied, as she defeated Westfield’s Becky Jersey’s radio station.w ith soft h its Matro in three sets 2-6, 6-4, 6-2. “We’re thrilled to have gotten as far as from the 60’s through the 90’s. The “After losing the first set, I was deter we did,” said South Coach Patricia mined not to repeat last year’s perfor Ouellette. “I’m very pleased with our s o f t w ay to get through your day! mance,” Mann said. “I totally blamed effort and there’s no shame at all losing to myself for the team’s loss. It bothered me a strong team like Cherry Hill East.” so much that I had nightmares about it up The Eagles were able to better last until today. Now I feel much better.” year’s tournament performance by Also posting semi-final victories for advancing a round further, and given the South were first singles star Dana Lewis, youth of their team, there’s no reason why who beat Heather Post 7-6, 6-2, and the they can’t go further next year. first doubles tandem of Kelly Dougherty “We only lose one doubles player to and Cara Simprini, who defeated Shari graduation, so we’ll be back next year,” Gersch and Marcy Beller 6-4, 6-0. said Dana Lewis, a junior. Manalapan’s Beck wins Tim berbrook Triathlon Manalapan’s Mike Beck mastered the (1:47:51). Howell’s Steven Lyons was Monmouth County Park System’s seventh in the 30-39 age division Timberbrook Triathlon on Oct. 14 at the (1:28:11). Manasquan Reservoir in Howell Town The women’s overall winner was ship. Trisha Kenney of Boonton (1:16:09). Lora The Timberbrook Triathlon consisted Grant of Andover was first among the of a 2-mile canoe/kayak ride; a 5-mile kayakers (1:20:01) and Fair Haven’s Lisa JOHN GIANCARL0 mountain bike ride; and a concluding 3- Hapeman, second (1:21:49). mile run. The Timberbrook Triathlon also fea BURSTYN FORSYTHE ESPOSITO Beck, who used a kayak for the water Y tured team competition. portion of the event, finished the test in Howell’s Cynthia Mussinan and Mar 55:39. Rumson’s Phil Shaheen was just 11' garet Stulz won the women’s 40-and-up seconds back in second place and went on competition (1:20:31) and were second to win the men’s 30-39 age division. Peter among the women. Linda Winz and Erin Kleva of Atlantic Highlands was third McDonnell of Parsippany were the wom overall in 56:31. en’s winners in (1:11:44). Beck, Shaheen and Kleva were the South River’s Mark Steigerwald, Joe a new play by DIANE SHAFFER only individual triathletes under 1:00. Banyacsky and Garry Wolf teamed up to Freehold’s Bruce McCulloch won the win the men’s team race in 59:05. DIRECTED BY DON SCARDIN0 40-and-up division (1:03:56) with In mixed team competition, Jose Hazlet’s George Gregorio fourth (1:18:11) Rionda and Bernadette Taylor of Morris and Freehold Bill Cargiulo, fifth town defeated the Freehold team of Janis PERFORMANCES BEGIN (1:23:32). Solliday and Skip Case, 1:06:05 to THURSDAY, OCT. 26 Freehold’s Eric Hoover was third in 1:10:41. the 20-29 age division, which was won by Leonardo’s Sheila and Tom Kelly were CALL Tele CMrge TODAY; 212-239-6200 Beck. Hoover did a 1:02:20. third, 1:11:58. In the family competition, Outside M etro New York 800-432-7250 First among those who canoed was Colin and Will Miller of Farmingdale GroiiiD Sales. 212-239^6262 Chris Grant of Andover (1:06:23). Mike were first, teaming up for a 1:10:36. Aviles of Freehold was second (1:09:18). Colts Neck’s Lisa DiDonato, Kristine ft BELASCO THEATRE ■111 West d4th Street George Werner of Farmingdale won DiDonato and Ralph Nappie were fifth the 40-and up-men’s division (1:16:02) (1:16:03) and Kim and Brian Farrington while Lincroft’s Henry Swirsky was third of Farmingdale, were sixth (1:16:10). ______INDEPENDENT, NOVEMBER 1 , 1995 3 7 ______Loss to Rebels dim s Lions’ playoff hopes “It’s a very disappointing loss for us,” Middletown North responded with a Galos says team coach Bill Galos said. “We wanted this 10-minute drive, covering 80 yards, to the game, we needed this game, and we did a Howell 6-yard line. must rebound lot of the things we wanted to, but we did But the Lions could not convert on n’t win.” fourth-and-four as Clowers, who gained against Jackson Middletown North’s game plan was to 110 yards in 25 attempts on the day, was keep the Rebels high-octane offense on stopped short of the first down. Following a Howell punt, Middletown BY WARREN RAPPLEYEA the sidelines, and the Galos’ team suc ceeded on that front, but two lengthy third North took advantage of good field posi Staff Writer quarter drives inside H ow ell’s 10-yard tion and again threatened. The Rebels recovered a Clowers iddletown North High School’s line produced no M fumble to halt the football team must rebound points. drive. from Sunday’s heart breaking The Lions roared In addition to 13-7 at Howell to equal or better last sea early, however, tak 'it’s a very disappoint Clowers, quarter son’s 6-3 mark. ing a 6-0 first quarter ing loss for us. We back Mahaki Burns Coming back from that defeat, howev lead on a 26-yard wanted this game, we er, will likely be a difficult task for the touchdown run by had a strong game, Lions, who saw their chances for a New Jamaal Clowers, to needed this game, going 8-15-2 in the Jersey InterscholastL Athletic Association cap a 12-play drive. and we did a lot of air for 76 yards and rushing for another Central Jersey Group IV playoff birth all The extra point things we wanted to, 76 yards in 10 car but vanish. attempt was blocked. The surprising Rebels (4-2) also gave Howell took the but we didn't win.' ries. lead with a 12-play Mark Mager was Middletown Nonh its second Shore ■b&'-kZ&r drive of its own, cul Bill Galos the Lions top Conference A North Division loss — a MNHS football coac h servere blow to the Lions hopes of sharing minating with Ed receiver with four the title. Tice going over from catches for 47 Had the Lions downed Howell and the one. Doug yards, while Russell captured their next two contests, against O’N eill’s point after Dunn caught a pair Jackson (2-4) and Freehold Township (1 put the Rebels a 7-6 second period lead. of passes for 24 yards. 5), it would have set up a Thanksgiving A Mike Cerminaro aerial to O’Neill, Galos acknowledged that the loss dealt Day battle with rival Middletown South, for 24 yards and a TD, put Howell in front a severe blow to his team’s playoff hopes, the top team in A North. 13-6 at the half. but he stressed the importance of playing well Friday at Jackson. SOLID BACK — Lions' running Should the Lions win that contest and back Jamaal Clowers gained 110 the following one against Freehold yards on 25 carries, but it was not H ow ell’s Blew ett Township, it would give Middletown enough as the Howell High School North momentum heading into the finale Rebels handed Middletown North against South. High School a 13-6 loss. w ins M odified title The 1995 Sunoco Race of Champions to plan. Just one pit stop, like planned. SPORTS FANS! at Flemington Speedway marked a chang The car was perfect.” ing of the guard in Modified stock car rac Rounding out the Top 10 were: Cray; I ing, as 21-year-old John Blewett, III of Pete Brittain of Farmingdale; Mike Ewan- Howell, won the important 250-lap event itsko of North Babylon, N.Y.; Tim Con BET on Oct. 22. nolly, Boylston, Mass.; Rick Fuller, Last year, the Race of Champions Auburn, Mass.; Lee Sherwood, Binghamp- YOU marked the final appearance in open com ton, N.Y.; Don Howe, Water Mill, N.Y.; petition by veteran Tony Siscone. He went and Harold Dauncey, Jackson.. DIDN'T out a winner, polishing off his outstanding Robert Schlechtweg of Freehold was career in the winner’s circle at the Race of 15th while former race champion and WINTER RATE BECINS KNOW Champions. 1995 Flemington Fair Speedway track NOVEMBER 1" OF 1995 THROUGH 2/2 8/96 Brought to You SENIOR By Joe Labriola In 1995 it was time for the new champion, Lenny Boyd of Howell, was MONDAY THRU FRIDAY EXCEPT HOLIDAYS Modified stars to take center stage and it 16th. Ken Woolley Jr. of Howell was 19th 8:00 AM 11.00 AM AFTER 11.00 AM Has any major-college football team been $12°°-Green $10°°-Green able to win the national championship with was Blewett who emerged on top. He and Jimmy Weiss of Manalapan, 20th. $18°°-Green & Cart S16°°-Green & Cart more than one loss?...It hasn't happened since would win the race impressively, leading Farmingdale’s Steve Whitt enjoyed a REGULAR 1960 when Minnesota lost 2 games and was the race a total of 140 laps. big weekend at Flemington as he won the WEEKDAYS WEEKENDS & HOLIDAYS still voted national champion...All other teams Blewett began the race in seventh start 75-lap Late Model Street Stock champi 8:00 AM 11:00 AM 7:00 AM 12:00 that have won the national championship from S13°°-Green $24°°-Green 1961 through 1994 were either undefeated or $19°°-Green & Cart $32°°-Green & Cart ing position in the 44-car field. He would onship race. lost just one gam e that year. need just 16 laps to move to the front Whitt was in fourth place entering the AFTER 11:00 AM AFTER 12.00 NOON $11 “-Green $20°°-Green •Jfc passing Ed Flemke Jr. of Southington, last lap of the race when the three race $ <6°°-Green & Cart $2700-Green & Cart In the history of major-college football, only 4 Conn. Blewett would hold the lead until leaders, Brad Boissoneault of North runners ever rushed for more than 2,000 yards the 159th circuit, when he gave way ,to Windham, Conn., Tom Fox of Plainfield, in a season...Can you name them?...They are Todd Ciof Hamilton, another young Conn. and Dan Turbush tangled with each Marcus Allen of Southern Cal in 1981...Mike ster in the field. The Howell driver would MALE ERECTION PROBLEM... Rozier of Nebraska in 1983...Barry Sanders of other, racing for the lead exiting the fourth Oklahoma State in 1988...And Rashaan reclaim the lead and hold it for 83 straight turn. a As common as Salaam of Colorado in 1994. laps before stopping for tires and fuel to Whitt avoided the turmoil in front of & $ go the rest of the distance. him, got around the tangled cars and got the common cold We all know Cal Ripken holds the baseball Back on the track with fresh tires, the checkered flag. It was the only lap that but easily treated! record for consecutive games played--but Blewett slithered his way through traffic Whitt led during the entire race, although what's the record in the National Football and back on top by lap 213. he was in the top five throughout the League for a m an playing the m ost g a m e s in a We can help with a row?...It was set by Jim Marshall, a defensive The veteran would prove to be Blewet- event. end with Cleveland and M innesota from 1960 t’s biggest threat. The two would swap the Doug Krpata of Farmingdale was sev revolutionary new treatment. We have a 95% success rate. Non surgical - to 1979, who played in 282 consecutive lead until Blewett took control for good enth in the race and Rich Mongeau of gam es. medication only, FDA approved. Private on the 230th lap. Howell, 11th. % appointments with our discreet Pauch had one last surge in traffic over I bet you didn’t know that this is the best time The AAA Modified 50-lap feature was professional staff - We understand. the last laps, but Blewett did wilt under shortened by rain on Oct. 21 and Rick to save on a new car or truck at Labriola l . the pressure and held Pauch off by 9/10 of Zacharias of Vestal, N.Y. got the win. Affordable without insurance. Nissan...We also have a great selection of Most insurances. Medicare Approved. used cars...Come in and see for yourself. I a second. The race took 2:08:05 to com Ken Wolley Jr. of Howell was closing fast plete. The average speed was 74.369 mph. on Zacharias after starting 33rd on the VASCULAR CENTERS OF AMERICA, INC. LABRIOLA NISSAN Blewett called the day “perfect” as he grid, but had to settle for second place EAST BRUNSWICK CRANFORD E. Newman Springs Rd. picked up $15,775 and the biggest win of when rain made the track unraceable. 385 Cranbury Rd., Suite 3 23 North Ave. East his young career. Blewett was fourth in the race. Freehold’s 432-8430 931-1205 Red Bank 741-2433 “This car was almost perfect today,” Harry Reed was 13th and Shannon 1-800-755-1303 Rt. 35 at Rt. 36 said Blewett. “Everything went according Conner of Farmingdale, 16th. We accept Mastercard, Visa, & Discover cards. Eatontown 542-1300 3 8 NOVEMBER 1, 1995, INDEPENDENT Sp o ils The Gems also downed the Brick ages of 8 and 14. For more information, Wave, 4-2. Loosen scored twice and Kim MIDDLETOWN call 747-2410. Adriance and Bowles also tallied. Melanie The Vikings, a Division 3 boys’ trav Close assisted on the first of Loosen’s The Vipers downed Hackensack 10-0 eling soccer team, tied the Mendhan goals. Jackie Gazzoni, Catie Lomicky, as goalie Matt Woolston posted the Scorpions 5-5. Frank Capelluti scored Cindy Ballard and Lindsey Whelan played shutout. Andy Hooker and Javier REGIONAL twice and Pat Serpico, Eldon Lewis and solid defense as Deeken picked up her Domingo scored twice and Chris Lancos, Mark Anderson also tallied. Sal Coppola second win in goal. Sean Horan, Mat Dolansky, Marc Sim and Hazlet United Soccer Association will was credited with an assist on Anderson’s Joe Lucarelli also tallied. Woolston also be sponsoring a traveling soccer team goal. Joseph Pasqualetto handled the The Thunder, an under-15 boys’ soc got into the scoring act by beating the tournament on Thanksgiving weekend, duties in net for the Vikings. cer team, topped the Battle of Monmouth, opposing keeper on a penalty kick. In Nov. 24-26, for age groups 9 through 19. 6-1 as Jay Delisanti netted two goals. tournament action, the Vipers finished Each team will be guaranteed at least The Rebels, a Division 4 boys’ trav Larry Moulton, Evan Maffiore, Brian second at the Wall Fall Classic three games. For more information, call eling soccer team, blanked the Battle of Amato and Steve Hilmy also scored. Tournament. (908) 739-4800 or (908) 739-1971. Monmouth 4-0. Chris Luciano scored Brian Hilliard picked up the win in goal. twice and Pat Hagon and Scott Tinari tal Anyone interested in playing for the The Dolphins, an under-9 girls’ soccer The Central Jersey Hawks are forming lied and both were credited with assisu Thunder should call 495-9319. team, downed the Lady Wildcats of an American Athletic Union basketball on Luciano’s goals. Tommy Flynn led Lakehurst/Manchester Soccer Associa team for 10-year-old girls. Experienced, the defensive effort and Charlie Connelly tion, 6-3. Courtney Kumm scored her first hard working players with a love for the and Scott Mushinskie split duties in goal hat-trick and Samantha Supon added a game are sought. Girls must be bom after to share the win. KIYP0 dk • goal and an assist. Goalie Kristen Kelleher Jan. 1, 1985. For more information, call picked up the win. Girls born between Kevin Kresge at (908) 264-4345. The Dynamites, an under-1 1 girls’ Jamie Gutridge and Tyrone Bedle Aug. 1, 1986 and July 31, 1987 interested soccer team took first place in the Pem- scored touchdowns as the Keyport Junior in playing for the Dolphins can call 957 Jewish girls between the ages of 13 and berton-Fort Dix Invitational Soccer Pee Wees topped Atlantic Highlands 14 0394. 16 are sought for a softball team to partici Tournament. The Dynamites outscored 12 in a battle of undefeated teams. In a pate in the 1996 Maccabi games. The opponents 11-1 as they defeated Indian previous games between the squads, the The Spartans, an under-15 girls’ trav games will be held in St. Louis Aug. 11-16 Mills 2-0, Tabernacle 6-0 and Lionville 3 score was knotted at 12-12. eling soccer team, took first place at the and in New Jersey Aug. 18-23. For more 1. Cape May Soccer Tournament. Midfielder information, call Neal at (908) 499-0660. Bridget Lennon garnered the team’s most The Gems, an under-13 girls’ travel valuable player award for the tournament Goodsports USA, Aberdeen, is now ing soccer team, snuffed out the Wall HOIMD having provided numerous scoring oppor accepting team enrollments for adult street Firecrackers 2-0 as Katharine Loosen tunities. The Spartans downed the Lenape and roller hockey leagues and winter soc scored twice. Tracey Bowles was credited The Stallions' Thunder, an under-12 Valley Lightning 2-0 in the final for the cer leagues. Soccer leagues are open to with an assist on the first goal and Jen girls soccer team played to a 2-2 tie with tournament title. The defensive play of high school boys and girls; men’s open, Settle was credited with an assist on the the Neptune knockouts. Suzanne Saad and Maureen McLaughlin and Nicki Froehlich over 30 and over 35. For more informa second tally. Goalkeeper Alanna Deeken Kelly Gabel provided the offensive output helped goalie Angela Pizzo record the tion, call 290-0003. picked up her first shutout of the season. for the Thunder. shutout. The New Jersey State Interscholastic p m The Celtics, an under-10 boys’ travel Athletic Association and the New Jersey ing soccer team, edged the Manalapan Scholastic Coaches Association have Strikers 1-0 as goalkeepers Alexander announced the scheduling of a baseball Falanga and Glenn Fitzgerald shared net- coaches clinic on Dec. 8 at East Brunswick minding duties to post the shutout. Joseph Vo-Tech High School, Rues Lane. The Cajigal provided the offensive output for clinic is designed to meet the needs of var the Celtics with a second-half goal. sity, assistant and recreational coaches. For 1995-96 NJSCA members, the preregistra The Terminators, an under-13 boys tion fee is $30; on-site registration is $40. soccer team, advanced to Round of 16 in For non-NJSCA members, preregistration the N.J. State Cup Soccer Tournament is $40; on-site registration is $50. The fee with a 4-1 win over the Wayne Boys includes a clinic packet, all sessions and Club. Jim McMullan tallied twice and lunch sponsored by Herman’s Sporting Jason Hsiang and Keith Nowak also Goods. The clinicians include Fred Hill, reached the back of the net to provide the coach at Rutgers University; John FREE 75 POINT SAFETY Terminators’ scoring. Vukovich, coach for the Philadelphia Phillies and Ray Cipperly, coach of East INSPECTION! A *39“ VALUE! Middletown Youth Athletic Associa Brunswick Vo-Tech. 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Route 9 in busy center Ideal Day Phone. .Evening Phone_ tor Bagel/Sandwich/lce Cream Our experienced or Home Products related VISA#___ DAVID T. store Call owner 908-462-1991 MC#____ HOUSTON Classified advisors G reater M edia New spapers will help you write a 020 Buildings Expiration date______Classified CO. G arages most effective ad. Ads are subject to approval. ? EdgeDoro Rd. * East Brunswick, NJ 08816 DAVID T. HOUSTON COMPANY HOWELUFREEHOLD-Space Exclusive Broker Give us a call at for workshop or storage 16’ x 25’. 24 hour access (908) 981-9393 1 -800-660-4A DS Hwy. 9 Call 908-462-1660 4 0 INDEPENDENT, NOVEMBER 1, 1995 022 Commercial 025 Business 028 Contracting 030 Financial 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036a Employment Properties Opportunities Equipm ent Se rvice s Full Time Full Time Part Time Se rv ic e s MULTI Mill. $ Co. Dstributors, LADDERS ALUMINUM WE BUY- Privately held mort Executives. Very Luc rative. No 18’, 28’ & 32'. Roofing hoist & EARN $200.-$900. WEEKLY FREEHOLD gages, trust deeds, lands con BILLING CLERK year round position. Hiring Rent 1,000 sq.ft. to 12,000 sq risk/invest. 908-928-15711 ladder rack. $350. takes all. tracts. Tired of collecting Busy East Brunswick Chiro RECEPTIONIST ft. w arehouses, offices or Call 908-679-9593 Medical-Part time plus. men, women. Free room, monthly payments? Receive practic office seeks energetic board. Will train. storage space. AVAILABLE cash now. Fast closings. experienced billing specialist Internal Medicine Practice. NOW O.H. doors. All prime NET WORKING! Highest prices paid. Capital TEACHER ASSISTANT Must able to work evenings & CALL 24 HOURS locations. Routes 79, 9 33. Free information on how to 2 Saturdays/month. Marlboro. 407-875-2022 Ext 0503-C43 & earn big $$$ workinc at home Investment Group For Nursery School in Free Call owner 908-462-1991 hold. Monday-Friday. $5.25 FAX resume 908-972-4244 —------Call 1-800-570: S717 ence. Call L 908-238-6770 hour. Call between 10-4pm only at 908-446-5377 RECEPTIONIST- Flexible, EARN MONEY! FREEHOLD versatile person wanted for Reading books. $30,000./year Sale or Rent. 10,800 sq.ft. 900 BUSINESS CASHIERS/SALES HELP busy Manalapan chiropractic income potential. Details. warehouse. Includes offices. Own, rent or lease easy and 1-800-513-4343 Ext. Y-2111 profitable. Free 24 hour needed for Holiday season. TEACHER AIDES office. Tuesday, 9-2pm, Thurs Great location near Rt. 9. All hours available. Full time, day, 2-9pm, Saturday, 8-1 pm. Clear span. 2 loading docks. information. 1-800-f116-7630 FINANCIAL $40,000./INCOME Potential. part time & temporary posi TEACHERS Fax resume 908-536-0448 Home Typists/PC users. Call owner 908-46#1991 OWN YOUR OWN tions. Apply in person: Full Time/Part Time Toll Free 800-898-9778 Apparel or Shoe Store BROCKFARMS Nursery School. Call Between RETAIL Sales-M en's clothing. Ext. T-4730 for listings. CHOOSE: Jean/Sportswear, EMPLOYMENT Route 9, Freehold 9am & 5pm 908-254-3505 Thursday & Saturday 10-6 025 Business Bridal, Lingerie, Weuternwear, Sunday 12-5. 908-536-4499 HOME TYPISTS NEEDED- Opportunities Ladies, Men’s, Large Sizes, 030 Financial DECORATING ASSOCIATE Also PC/Word processor Infant/Preteen, Petite, Seeking creative business SALES - Mothers & others. If users. $40,000./year income S e rv ice s minded person for interior TRAVEL AGENT BE YOUR OWN BOSS - Tired Dancewear/Aerobic, Maternity, Well established Hightstown you have 15 hours/week that potential. Toll free or Accessories Stcre. Over 035 Help Wanted decorating. Training. Part/full Travel Agency seeking full you would like to make pro 1-800-898-9778 ext. T-5139 of working long hours to build EARN 15% INTEREST- Paid time. Call 908-94P someone else’s business? 2,000 name brands. $25,900. quarterly or compounded. 1 to Full Time time well-rounded corporate/ ductive & earn $1,000. per for details (fee) Looking for motivated individu to $37,900. Inventory^ Train 5 year terms available. Double DRIVER- $1,000. sign-on vacation agent. 1 year mini month with an International ing, Fixtures, Grand Opening, mum experience, immediate Company, call 908-536-8513 als for fast growing business your money in less than 5 ADVERTISERS bonus, 95% no-touch freight! opportunity. 908-972-4338 Etc. Can Open 15 Days. Paid benefits. Paid orientation. opening benefits/salarv open. HOME TYPISTS Mr. Loughlin 612-838-6555 years. Members of the BBB. & REA DERS Ask for Caroll 609-448-4272 PC users needed. $45,000. IRA & Pension approved. is the policy of this newspaper 2 yrs OTR experience CDL-A income potential. 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Eliminate interest. Average 10,000-plus miles/ SALES-ELECTRICAL INSIDE STUFFING ENVELOPES. Liberty Fashions. AVON $ SALES month. Company drivers: U.S. Customs, officers, etc. Rush $1.00 and SASE to: 501-327-8031 Stop collection callers. Re WAREHOUSE Perfect for retired person F o r information call store credit. NCCS, nonprofit. Newer equipment. Competitive R. W. Duffy - P. O.Box 315 1-219-794-0010 ext. 2937 A. R. V. 1-800-662-2292 pay/benefits. Call: New Apple Many 1 st shift openings Jam esburg, NJ, 08831 7 Nottingham Road 1-800-955-0412 available in the Dayton area 9am to 11 pm 7 days. Manalapan, NJ 07726 027 Business Lines 1-800-843-8308 or IMMEDIATE CASH- For struc AUTO SALES 3384. Madison, SD. Mon-Fri CALL IMMEDIATELY! NO EXPERIENCE Equipment tured settlements, annuities, Pontiac and Buiek sales are 8-5pm SCHOOL BUS DRIVER NECESSARY! $500.-$900. LAUNDROMAT VERY strong at Straub now, WESTERN Pre-school van. Freehold weekly potential processing claims, & mortgages. J. 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S in c e 1975 Ray Hogrefe Chrl* Hogrefe commercial/residential Minor Repairs to • Masonry and DRIVEWAYS: coOk» Complete Renovations B a th ro o m Exterior Design • New • Ceramic Tile Specialist • Resurfacec • Marble C e r a m ic T ile , • Seal Coatir g • Custom Cabinetry • Stone Cabinetry, Etc. RR TIES INSTALLED “Professional Building 4 Remodeling Company" Q uality W orkm anship Free Estimates 1 0 % O F F install-Rite Affordable Prices EXP 12/81/95 908-739-1856 AMitions • Alterations • Baths • Kitchens • Decks • Skylights 25 Years In Buslr bss 908-409-3477 908-566-8861 908-671-7772 Alummum/Vinyl Siding • Fireplaces • Concrete - Doors £^8-866-4004 908-738-8873 609-693-8165 Serving Monmouth A Middlesex F re e h o ld M a ta w a n M id d le to w n Free Estimates Insured • Windows • Porches • Basements • Painting • Papering 1^8-495-4483 1-800-452-BATH (2284) A & S J.M. HENRY'S CERA M IC TILE PAVING & GENERAL HOME IMPROVEMENT LET SEAL COATING CONTRACTORS INSTALLERS Residential/Commercial SOMEONE • Driveways Asphalt Driveways FALL SALE ALL FLOORS TILED • Concrete • RR Tie* ** Steps TILE SAMPLES AVAILABLE • Belgian Block ** Sidewalks ELSE DO • Parking Lots • Windows • Siding • Roofing • Line Striping *+ Patios » Kitchens ■ Entrances ■ Foyers, Retaining Walls Ifand Applied with Brush Basements • Interior Remodeling THE ■ Stores and Offices Tiled Brick Paving •FREE ESTIM ATES * French Drains 9 0 8 - 9 0 1 • 0 8 6 4 WORK! Central Jersey Tile Eric R Kaplowitz 1 0 + years experience 908-495-5228 9 0 8 - 8 2 1 • 4 6 4 7 908-889*0803 Fully Insured Free Estimates Fully insured Residential (90S) 5 7 7 -1 8 3 5 Commercial TRANSCRIPT, BAYSHORE/MIDDLETOWN INDEPENDENT EXAMINER INDEPENDENT, NOVEMBER 1, 1995 4 5 PAINTING/WALLPAPERING PLUMBING KITCHENS/BATHS 082 Lawn Mower 086 Painting RINGS TILE SIGMUNDS 1 a j L DOCTOR HERB Repair Wallpapering Installers of REFINISHING JACK I ^ PLUMBER PLUMBING SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS ALL PAINTING TILE & M ARBLE Lawn Mowers • Snow Blowers INTERIOR/EXTERIOR W e Also Do KITCHEN I For All Your Chain Saws • Trimmers Quality Work. Reasonable THE s n » DI 1ihe * Prepasted All Phases o f Pickup & delivery avail. FREE Rates. Mike 908-363-2786 Regrouting, CABINETS ' & Pasted Papers Plumbing & P l u m b i n g est. Call Bob 908-438-1299 Recaulking & WALLPAPER • Paper Removal ■ Heating Needs BUSY B’s PAINTING All Repair W ork STRIPPED • Reasonable Rates Int./Ext., Wallpapering No Job Too 1 0 - 4 0 % O F F & REMOVAL CALL LOV ANN ■ • Prompt, Speedy Service 083 Masonry/Paving Ins., Free Est. 9(58-238-5553 ■ • Free Estimates A n y T i l e o f y o u r REFINISHED P a in tin g , References sxJ/ k i Small choice in area stores Free Estimates c & c PAINTING Sheetrock Repair Fully Insured - INTERIOR EXPERTS Free Estim ate I 908-919-1445 908-972-7779 ANTONIO A. SANTOS WALLPAPER REMOVAL 908-495-3484 F R E E e st 908-577-8523 908-679-9500 Free Estimates • Fully Insured 908-972-7663 908-741-5650 1 ______Lie. «894 U C . # 9 8 4 4 QUALITY WORK CEILINGS BEST PRICE Professionally sprayed/pop Serving Our Area com effect/all colors'w/without COUNTERTOP 1 CLOSINGS 908-360-1938 K ITC H EN RICHARD Over 20 Years Driveways, Patios, Sidewalks, glitter/free est. 908-525-1625 w o r n ? Pool Supplies CHARLES E. 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Free Estimates & Fireplaces/Patios/Foundations INTERIOR/EXTERIOR PAINTING C o n t e m p r a Fully Insured I Francis Corcoran Repairs & Renovations Free estimates. 908-251-4352 Replacem ent Insured Free Estimate 24 Hour Emergency Service PAPER HANGING Designs, Inc. 908-671-9150 or Pool Service* No Job Too Small MASON will fix & repair steps, PAINTING-FAUX FINISHES 908-577-6815 908-462-8282 908-613-7120 908-367-6446 | 908-845*0376 Lie. #9530 4 9535 sidewalks & plastering. Very Bill Paulson-P.H.I. Certified reasonable. 908-988-0029 ★908-750-4072★ MASONRY - NEW WORK REPAIRS. Refs. Avail. DECORATIVE Faux Painting- BATHROOMS D & J W I N D O W S I Call 908-254-0643 Sponge ★ Rag ★ Marble Call ABSOLUTE^ J.W.S. 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WORK!^^ CLEANUP- Removal of old Quality work at great prices s10 & up per single roll • Painting • Interior & Exterior ■ • Interior/Exterior Patio Doors • INTERIOR • Wall Repairs sheds, pools, metals, wood, Calf Ted 908-957-8744 References Free Estimates Painting ■ 'Carpentry etc. Call 908-446-3196 Professionally Done 'Rooting 908-536-9451 • Home Improvements ■ O'ROURKE PAINTING Free Estimates Insured Repairs GENERAL LAWN & YARD Ivan 908-846-9893 For Your Free Estimate • Ceramic Tile Repair ■ CLEAN-UPS - Removals, INTERIOR/EXTERIOR ■ "TEAR OFF ROOF trimmings, mulchings, plant Fully insured 908-257-7463 908-928-6025 John 908-545-0516 “CALL US LAST!" Call Greg Free E st. Established In 1989 ing, concrete, etc. Free. est. 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Residential A $ 13./single roll 24 years exp. SPECIALIZING IN • Stenciling . 1 Residentiiil f * Commercial ' commercial. Free estimates. Mike 908-462-9097 ACCEPT A • • New Hardware Fully insured. 908-679-5999 FAUX & FANTASY RONALD KAPLOWITZ f i 20 Years Expericnrt • FREE ESTIMATES 1 PENNY UNTIL , (,AI Certified • l-’ully Insured MAFFORDABLE PAINTING PASTE “N” PAPER FINISHES Fully Insured Free Estimates interior/exterior, reliable, Paperhanging by Cindy Free THE JOB IS DONE! | 908-251-7031 quality work, reasonable rates est., fully ins. 908-780-0429 1-800-3 57-8008 Call Room by Room Painting 908-607-2577 PHIL POLO & SON Painting & Paperhanging AL’S PAINTING Int./Ext. Free est Fully ms. ^ ^ 0 9 - 1 3 1 3 JUNK Interior & Exterior 908-780-3575 • 908-462-9558 Our Business & Call O u r i GET THE BEST FOR LESS 1-800-640-7299 CARS Free estimate. 908-583-3306 SPLASH Business Decorative painting. Sponge, Service Advertisers 1 rag rolling, color washing. Call A. S. P. A. -AMERICAN SCHOOL BOUGHT tor free est, 908-727-7642 OF PAPERHANGING ARTS Use your VISA FULL WRITTEN GUARANTEE & Service 1 ON ALL WORK Get The Job Done. MARLBORO or MASTERCARD SUTKOWSKI’S dvertisers WALLS AUTO A I to pay for your • WALLPAPERING To Advertise, Call • PAINTING •MEMBER OF BBB • FREE ESTIMATES WRECKERS Classified Ads • CERAMIC TILING 1-800-660-4-AD S i s o m m I 908-290-1712 •REFERENCESAVAILABLE • INSURED 908-591-1400 1-800-660-4-ADS Polish Hardwork with German Precision TRANSCRIPT. BAY;.HOME/MI[)DL£TOWN»NDEPENDENT EXAMINER 4 6 INDEPENDENT, NOVEMBER 1, 1995 086 Painting 106 Boating 089 Plumbing 089 Plumbing 091 Roofing/Siding 091 Roofing/Siding 094 Tailoring 110 Autos for Sale Wallpapering Accessories ALAN BLACKBURN GARDEN STATE ANYTIME, ANYWHERE SEAMSTRESS BOAT TRAILER.12.5 Feet, CHEVROLET CORSICA '89 - THE WALL DOCTOR Plumbing/Heating. PLUMBING and HEATING ALEX SMUTKO 5HP MOTOR- 4 dr., auto, air. New tires, Custom Paperhanging Water Heaters, Boil 3r installa THE ROOF DOCTOR Men's, Women's & Children’s By Tex Miller. 908-53t>-d451 WATER HEATERS Seals your leaks when you allerations. Call 908-264-8058 Asking $550. brakes & battery. Sunroof. tions. Remodeling. \IJ Master REPAIRS & REMODELING ROOFING Call 609-259-3349 90,000 miles. Runs well. Plumbers License # 5325 need protection the most. GEORGE SAHUL JR. Roof repair specialist. $2,500. or best offer. Call License #5568 SYNONYMOUS 908-572-4649. 908-238-2945 Taxes and inflation are hurting 094a Transportation OUTBOARD MOTOR- Mari WALLPAPER both of us. I need you, ner, 25 hp. Stainless steel Hung with TLC, patience & 908-251-5660 GUTTER CLEANING CHEVROLET CORVETTE ’77 neatness! Maria 9< 1-888-1337 Free estimates. Fully insured. prop. Long shaft. Runs well. BACSOKA YOU WILL SAVE Evans Maint 1-800-303-3873 $750. 908-572-7792 BEST OFFER OVER $4,000. MAKE A DEAL PLUMBING & HliATING TOM’S PLUMBING AUTO TRANSPORT 908-264-6235 Plumbing & Heating. Water MONEY WITH ME. ASCH ROOFING and SIDING WILL SHIP YOUR CAR Complete kitchen/bath remod The cost of roofing has shol • Seamless Gutters • Repairs 087 Power Washing Heaters, Boilers. Appliances & ANYWHERE IN THE USA Use your VISA eling. Water Heaters Sewer & Gas Grills installed. Small jobs thru the roof. Be a sm a r t con Fully Insured • Free Estimates CHEVROLET GEO TRACKER Drain Cleaning. Reasonable 908-238-4463 * 908-257-6965 908-828-5110 ’93 - 4WD, black, auto, air, OK. 7 day sen/. NJ Plumbing sumer and shop around then 800-235-0748 • 800-843-1654 or MASTERCARD rales. Free Estimate!;. Lie. #9454. 908-727-7719 call Smutko Roofing. Year am/fm cass., 31,000 miles., License #5628. We do it all. after year, proven to be on HILLS TAXI SERVICE, INC- hard top removable, extras. top of the roofing industry. CARLIN ROOFING For fast reliable service is to pay for your $9,500. or best offer. Call HOUSE WASHING Call 908-727-0014 CONSTRUCTION - Roofs, 908-636-6468 ATA POWERCLEAN Under new management. To Classified Ads Member N.J BBB 090 Printing CRAZY LOW vinyl siding, all repairs. Free celebrate 10% discount to all 1-800-794-1417 G. TAYLOR est. Insured. 908-458-5619 area airports. Messenger CHEVROLET MALIBU ’80- PLUMBING & HEVTING FALL PRICES!! service available & cooperate 1-800-660-4-ADS V6, Blue, 4 dr., 2 new tires, •Repairs .Remodeling Hand nailing at its best. Call J & R ROOFING & SIDING accounts welcomed (2) 2 yrs. old $1,200. Call eve •New Construction 'Water SCREENPRINTING 908-583'04f2 800-794-ROOF 908-431-1616 / 908-446-6872 nings 908-739-4717 POWER WASHING Heaters •Reasonable/Reliable T-shirts, sweats, jackets, hats, PLEASE ASK FOR ALEX UNBEATABLE RATES Gary Twtor, Plumbing signs, decals, vinyl lettering Exp, & Ins, 908-846-7525 CHEVY S10 BLAZER ’83 ACTION License #5877 908-;51-5322 MIKE DOLLY 908-294-8979 Use your VISA 096a Window Needs some mechanical work. • Decks • Patios or MASTERCARD S I R ROOFING S SIDING • Aluminum/Vinyl • Driveways to pay for your Windows, Carpentry, Fully Ins. Treatm ents 1st $1,150. takes it. • Sidewalks • Brick Cleaning Classified Ad FREE Estimates 908-679-2291 Call 908-583-3580 Cali John 908-251-0893 CALL CLASSIFIED! 1-800-660-4ADS MADE in my home, designed in your home. Reasonable $ AUTOMOTIVE CHRYSLER LE BARON ’87 - VINYL SIDING Call 908-308-9384 2 dr, Mue, 4 cyl., lutty loaded, REPLACEMENT WINDOWS digital dash. Runs well, looks 45 yrs. exp Call Ctiet. good. 94,000 miles. $2,750. or Fully ins. 908-793-7269 096b Window 110 Autos for Sale est offer. Call 908-247-2353 W ashing CHRYSLER LE BARON ’91 - 092 Special BUICK LE SABRE 72 1 owner, all power, mint cond AAA LEVY’S DUN-RITE 4 door, excellent condition. 31,000 miles. $9,500. or best Se rvice s 45,000 miles. VINTAGE CAR. offer. Call 908-536-2075 WINDOWS WASHED $3,000. or best offer. STORMS & SCREENS Call 908-968-1543 CUSTOM-SLIPCOVERS GUTTERS CLEANED Upholstery, Draperies. Foam. No waiting. Exc.. clean work. CADILLAC ELDORADO '84 - 30 yrs. exp. Guaranteed Reas, rates. 908-739-8755 2 door, air, blue, am/fm, many Workmanship 908-888-2775 new parts. Good condition. $2,000. or best offer. SLIPCOVERS, Custom made. CaH 908-251-0034 Your Your fabric. QUALITY WORK, BUY IT BIG SAVINGS 908-257-5409 CHEVROLET CAMARO '78 SELL IT Z28- Project car. ’81 Camaro, $1,000. takes both. Ad TELEPHONE Installation 908-566-5941 Repair, Jacks, Wiring FIND IT 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX CHEVROLET CAMARO ’87- CLASSIFIED V6, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, t-tops, Call Ed. 908-536-2477 buckets, am/fm cass., $2,8u0 Can BRAND NEW‘95 HONDA BRAND NEW 1996 or best offer. 908-294-9580 ACCORD DX SEDAN Need help CHEVROLET CAMARO Z28 CIVIC DX COUPE ’93 - LT1, V8, auto, red Be NOW IN STOCK! writing your ad? w/black interior, T-tops, full • Air Conditioning "Tinted Glass1Styled Wheels • Air Conditioning 'Tinted Glass Dual Air Bags power, 16” rims, AM/FM CD, New, 2 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, BUY FOR extended warr., low mileage, New, 4 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm BUY FOR rw def. bucket seats, sport mirrs, all Our experienced non-smoker. Female owned, st, rw def, gauges, bucket seats, Here! ssn stl bltd rdls. VIN SH55991. Stk sport mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls. VIN aged. $17,500. or best #1842. M S R P $ 1 3,39 5 offer. Call 908-613-9272 *1 1 ,9 9 5 TA006048 MSRP $17.575. $1 5 ,9 9 9 Classified advisors CHEVROLET CAVALIER ’85- NEW‘95 HONDA will help you write a Manual shift. 4 dr. sedan, very ‘95 HONDA 105 Boats for Sale good cond. $800. or best Call ODYSSEY LX 7 PASS. most effective ad. offer. 908-446-8517 after 6pm. ACCORD EXV6 M IN I V A N 17' MFG - Fiberglass, 85 HP CHEVROLET CELEBRITY ’87 • Air Conditioning •Tinted Glass • Dual Air Baqs • Dual Air Bags • AM/FM Casa. Give us a call at Suzuki, galvanized trailer, fully 4 door, auto, excellent • Auto. Trana. • P/Winda A Locka equipped. $3,500, Call lookinq/running, must see! 1-800-660-4ADS 4 dr, auto, V6, p/s, p/b, am/fm, w/cd, BUY FOR New, mini van, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b. t/gls. $2,100. or best offer. Call p/winds/Iks, r/def, tilt, cruise, Ithr int. bkt . rw def, bucket seats, sport mirrs, all LEASE FOR 1-800-660-4ADS 908-442-6430 sts, sport mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls, alloy . ssn stl bltd rdls, custom whl cvrs. 30 Q 908-613-0420 whls, wind deflector. VIN SA011290. VIN SC015168. Stk. #1681 MSRP m o it t u *** Per 4901 miles MSRP $25,330. *2 1 ,9 9 0 $2 3 ,6 1 0 LI 2 6 9 O thers in Stock to Choose From CIVIC DX COUPE DEL SOL '96 ACCORD LX SEDAN ‘96 ACCORD EX SEDAN Blue Pearl. White Black. White Red (Two). Black, White Green, White, Silver (Three) PASSPORT Red Silver (Four). Burgundy Red, Heather Mist (three) i n Red, Black (Two) Heather Mist (Five) i w d m i CIVIC EX SEDAN 96 ACCORD DX SEDAN 96 ACCORD EX COUPES 96 ACCORD LX COUPES White. Grey Heather Mist Green. White, Black • Burgundy, Silver. Black, White PRELUDE Black 96 ACCORD WAGON 96 ACCORD DX COUPE CIVIC LX SEDAN Sherwood Green (Two) Black White (Two) OYDESSY Blue CIVIC DX SEDAN Red 96 ACCORD EX WAGON Gray (Two), Blue Green (Two) PRE-OWNED CAR CLEARANCE! ‘87 OLDS FIRENZA AS IS 90 ACURA INTEGRA Auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, I dr 5 spd man 4cylp/sp/t> 93 TOYOTA COROLLA VIN HK310481 Stk #123. 01.079 milts. am/tm cass p/wlnds/lk» a/c t/gls rw def Auto 4 cyl, p/s p/b * 1 9 9 5 t/wW cruise bucket se its. sport mrrs VIN PC015211. 37 991 mites. * 1 2 ,5 0 0 89 TOYOTA TERCEL alloy whls VIN LS8Z?B?6 62.002 mites. ‘92 HONDA ACCORD LX Auto. 4 cyl. p/s, pb, 116,545 mills, VIN *8 9 9 5 Auto 4 cyl, p/s p/b, K0371334 ‘93 HONOA CI/IC OX * 3 9 9 5 5 spd man. 4 cyl. p/i p/b. VIN NA210781 Stk #176 33,771 mHes * 1 2 ,9 9 5 9 NISSAN SENTRA XE VlNPH520570 33.4 Smites. ‘91 HONDA ACCORD EX WAGON 2dr Auto am/fm st. a/c. t/gls. rw del bid *9 6 9 5 4 cyl. p/s. p/b, sts.sport mirrs, al ssn stl bltd rdls, VIN 89 NISSAN 310 ZX VIN 4MC02127 Stk #164 6 9 483 m*#s. * 1 2 ,9 9 5 LC775662. stk 0 233. 83.416 miles * 5 4 9 5 92 HONDA ACCOROEX 88 HONDA PRELUDE SI *9 9 9 5 5 spd. man. 4 cyl. p/s. p/b. Auto, 4 cyl. p/s. p/b. 90 HONDA ACCORD LX VIN NA212489 45.100 miles. * 1 2 ,9 9 5 .By getting you the most car for your money. VIN JC072463. 108.348 mMtfS. *6 9 9 5 ‘92 ACURA VIGOR *9 9 9 5 tuto 5 cyl, (Vs p/o am 1m cass p/wlMsAocte 90 HONOA CIVIC LX i/c Vgb rw Set VM. cruise ttfci MMa»* |5 spd man. 4 cyt. p/s. p/b. ‘9* HONDA C1\ 1C DX •port mirrs all ssn stl MM rdls aHoy wttfs jVIN LA061168 Stk #160 67.690 miles *6 9 9 5 2 dr. 5 spd man, 4 cyl p/t, p 110 A utos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 66 it's like they turned everything up a notch. ” DODGE AIRES 88 4 dr HONDA ACCORD LX ’92 sedan Tan. Air, auto., p/s, p/ 4 dr., auto, black, a/c, all b Good transportation. Asking power, 70,0C)0 miles. $10,900. $800. Call 90d-238-3714 Call 908-359-2669 DODGE ARIES LE ’87 4 door. HONDA ACCORD LX ’94 As Ricky Robertson says of the brand Auto., a/c, p/s, p/b, am/fm. 4 door, 5 speed, full power, 96,000 hwy mi. Exc. cond. cruise. 22,000 miles. $13,500. new Saturns, "What's not to like?" They Asking $1,850. 908-431-2451 Call 908-940-9434 DODGE DAYTONA ’88-Red, HONDA PRELUDE SI 91- T-tops, 2 dr. hatchback, Auto, p/w, sunroof, a/c, am/fm have more passenger room. The exterior 79,500 miles. Must sell! Ask ster Exc. cond. Call ing $2,500. Call 908-846-4082 908-583-0491 is more aerodynamic. Even the seatbelts DODGE HORIZON ’87 4 dr. HYUNDAI SONATA GLS ’90- sedan. Grey. Air, auto., p/s, p/b. Good running cond. Ask MUST SEE adjust more easily. Admittedly, there are ing $800. Call 908-238-3714 71,000 mi Red, V6, auto, air, all power, all options, sunroof, DODGE IN TR EP ID ’93 luggage rack, gray leather int. a few things that we didn't change: Fully loaded, exc. cond. Under Immaculate in & out. warranty. $10,900. Call $6,200 or Best offer. They're still a pleasure to own and, from 908-521-2642 Call 609-971-7717 EAGLE PREMIER ’89 LINCOLN TOWN CAR '86 all reports, still real fun to drive. Oh, 6 cyl., auto, air, all power, Burgundy. All options. cruise, tilt, am/fm cass. Looks 100,000 highway miles. Excel good, runs well. $3,100. or lent condition. Asking $2,700. and our cupholders. They pretty much best offer. Call 908-723-1897 Call 908-446-2788 stayed the same, too. B Q FERRARI MAURO MOTORS INC MODIAL ’81 - 4 SEAT, red,1 CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH 7,000 miles. Like new. Woodbridge 908-634-4100 Hope to see you soon, r j j p $36,000. Call 908-545-7548 | MAZDA MIATA ’90 - Blue, 35,000 miles, air, stereo cass. SATLRN FORD FESTIVA ’91 Excellent condition. $10,000. 35 MPG, a/c, auto trans , o r best offe r Call 50,000 miles, Maint. doc. 908-247-4867 $4,800. Call 908-613-6172 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE GS ’90 FORD MERCURY LYNX ’87-' Turbo, fully loaded, 5 speed, Newly painted, stick shift, fully i red, 16 valves. Exc. cond. loaded, good transportation 75,000 miles. $7,000. Call Asking $1,300. 908-780-4363 908-940-9434 FORD MUSTANG 5.0 ’87 - MITSUBISHI MIRAGE ’92 1 owner, loaded, 5 speed, i 3 dr. auto, air, am/fm, p/s, p/b, 63,000 orig. miles. $5,000 r/def, cloth, mint. 57,000 mi. Call 908-739-9560 or $6,000 Call 908-367-2052 908-264-1103 NISSAN 240SX ’89 FORD MUSTANG GT ’87 Auto, all power, 55,000 miles. 5 spd., fully loaded w/viper Asking $5,900. alarm. 4 new tires. Very fast & i Call 908-819-9367 reliable. Must see to appreci ate Must sell. $4,500. or best NISSAN 300ZX '85 - V6 2+2. NEW 1996 SL-2 offer. 908-681-2717 new paint, auto, air, full power, T-tops, 5 star mags, A D iffe re n t Kind Company, a D iffe re n t Kind C a r . FORD MUSTANG GT 350 new low profiles, hot car of of ’84'/2. Ltd. anniv. ed. 4 cyl $4,600. or best offer. Call turbo, 5 spd., p/s, p/b, p/w, p/ 908-634-5175 trunk, a/c, cruise, filt, sunroof Runs perfect, very clean. NISSAN 300ZX ’86 - Auto, S a t u r n o f F r e e h o l d 4 0 3 9 Rt. 9 North Freehold, n j 9 0 8 -3 0 3 - 8 7 0 0 62,000mi. $3,600 Call Iv. power everything, T-tops, m essag e 908-264-0054 /4,000 miles Exc. condition. SA LES M -F.....9-9 SA T.....9-6 SER V IC E & PA RTS M -W -F.....8-5 TU E & TH R 8 - 7 : 3 0 $4,000. or best offer Call FORD MUSTANG LX 5.0 '90- 908-819-8816 S A T U R N EATONTOW N HATCHBACK 5 speed, adult o f 67 RL 36 Eatontown, NJ 908-389 88 22 owned, & loaded w/options NISSAN SENTRA ’84 - White, SA LES M -F.....9-9 SA T.....9-6 SER V IC E & PA RTS M -F.....8-5 SA T.....8-12 >27,000 PAMPERED miles 4 door, auto, air, excellent $9,500. Call 908-341-5570 running. $875. Call 908-846-8550 FORD THUNDERBIRD ’92- Black, moonroof, a/c, p/w, p/b, OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS ! p/s, p/l, abs, cruise, tilt, pre CIERA ’86 - WAGON. 98,000 mium sound system, car miles. Good cond. Very clean. S u p e i ^ g phone, excellent cond. 60,000 $3,000. or best offer Call mi. $7,500 Call 908-264-0337 908-721-4822 REMSEN DODGE 739-4010 REMSEN DODGE 739-4010 REMSEN DODGE 739-4010 REMSEN DODGE 739-4010 1994 DODGE 150 1990 FORO CROWN VICTORIA 1994 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1993 DODGE Used Trucks U s e d V a n s U s e d C a r s Used Sport CARGO VAN 4DR, 8 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, 3DR H/B, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, INTREPID 1934 FORD HANGER X-TRACAB 1989 GRAND CARAVAN LE VAN, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, 1993 PONTIAC SUNBIRD am/fm st/cass fab/int. gauges, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, 4DR. 6 cyl, auto, p/s. p/b, a/c, U tility 4x4 P/U. 2WD, 6 cyl, 5 spd, p/s, WAG, 6 cyl, auto, p/S. p/b, am/fm st, buckets, gauges, 20R, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, bd/side md, sun/rf, buckets, gauges, r/def, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, p/seats, p/b, a/c, am/Im st/cass, fab/int, a/c, am/fm st/cass. tab/int. Stk #60117A. VIN am/fm st, fab/int, buckets, cruise, int. wipers, tilt, alum int wipers, alum wh, rear gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, 1992 JEEP CHEROKEE LAREDO gauges, pin stip, intermit buckets, gauges, r/def, p/d/l #RK179885, 53,856 miles. rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, wh, Stk #5408A, VIN spiler alarm system, Stk bd/side md, cruise, p/tr, pin WAG. 4WD, 6 cyl. auto, p/s, wipers, short bed, alum wh, r/wipe-wash, cruise, p/tailgate pin strip, int. wipers, Stk #975, #1X114422, 59.722 miles. #5836A, VIN #RT221765, strip, int. wipers, mats, tilt, Stk p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, locking torneau cover, Stk# rel, rf rack, int. wipers, tilt, * 1 0 ,9 9 5 VIN #P7563645,34,292 miles. * 6 ,9 9 5 23.163 miles. #60026A, VIN #PH591707, fab/int, buckets, console, 5432A, VIN #RTA41616, Stk #5271 A, VIN #KX701440. 1993 FORD AEROSTAR * 8 ,9 9 5 * 1 0 ,9 9 5 46,825 miles, j - j g g g g gauges, r/def, p/w. p/d/l, 15,072 miles. $^2 995 76,450 miles. sg 9 9 5 1992 GEO STORM p/mir. cruise, rf rack, int. WAGON XL 1993 HONDA CIVIC CX 2DR, 4 cyl, 5 spd, p/s, p/b. wipers, tilt, alum wh, Stk 1989 DODGE CARAVAN WAG, VAN, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, 2DR, 3DR H/B, 4 cyl, 5 spd, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int. 1992 DODGE 1990 CHRYSLER #982A, VIN #NJ176057, 1995 DODGE 2500 H/D PICK-UP p/b. a/c, am/fm st/cass, buckets, rec/seats. console, WAG, 4 cyl, auto, p/s. p/b, man/s, p/b, no a/c, fab/int, DAYTONA NEW YORKER LANDAU 61,780 miles. 9 9 5 P/U, 4WD, 8 cyl, auto, p/s, fab/int, buckets, gauges, gauges, r/def, bd/side md, int. p/b. a/c, am/fm st, fab/int, a/c, am/fm, fab/int, buckets, buckets, rec/seats, r/def, Stk 2DR, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, 4DR, cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, r/def, p/w, p/w/l. p/mir, tint, #5627A, VIN #PH538764, wipers, Stk #5645A, VIN 6 long bed, snow prep, #8800lb gauges, r/def, r/wipe-wash, am/fm st/cass, sun/rf, am/fm st/cass. fab/int, 1992ISUZU RODEO 4X4 r/wipe-wash, cruise, p/tailgate 69,844 miles. #N7510127. 20,054 miles. GVW, step bumper, tow pkg, int. wipers, Stk #60034A, VIN buckets, console, gauges, landau/rf, p/seats, gauges, WAG, 4WD, 5 spd, p/s, p/b, a/c, rel, rf rack, int. wipers, tilt, r/def, p/w, p/d/, bd/side md, Stk# 5586A. VIN #55174576, #KR329865,101,175 miles. * 6 ,9 9 5 r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, buckets, running boards, Stk. * 5 ,9 9 5 cruise, int. wipers, lilt, Stk 11,710 miles. $22 995 #60109A, VIN #PZA19026, 1993 MAZDA MX3 bd/side md, cruise, int, console, gauges, r/def, r/wipe- * 3 ,9 9 5 1992 DODGE SHADOW ES #5778B, VIN #NN160847. wipers, tilt, w/w, Stk 26,973 miles, j - ^ g g g 3DR H/B, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, a/c, wash, p/tailgate rel, rf rack, int. 1993 FORD E250 MAXIVAN H/D 2WD, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, a/c, 62,133 miles. _ _ _ /50088A. VIN #LD710676, 1994 FORD RANGER PICK-UP am/fm st'cass, buckets, wipers, alum wh, Stk #5364A, VAN, cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, 66,969 miles. P/U, 2WD. 4 cyl. 5 spd, 8 rec/seats, console, gauges, * 6 ,9 9 5 VIN #N4303629.39,930 miles. man/s, p/b, no a/c. am/fm, am/fm, buckets, gauges, r/def, buckets, console, gauges, Stk #50002B, VIN #PHA82697, 1995 DODGE CARAVAN r/def, p/w, p/d/l, cruise, r/det, p/mir, int. wipers, Stk * 7 ,9 9 5 * 1 5 ,9 9 5 gauges, pin stip, int. wipers, WAG, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, #56348, VIN #P0220276, 1993 MERCURY short bed, styl wh, Stk# 57,464 miles. ^ 9 9 5 intermit wipers, tilt, alum wh, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, As is, Stk. #5493A, VIN 24,554 miles, ^ j g g g g TRACER WAGON 1994 CHEVROLET BLAZER S-10 5759A. VIN #RTA43430, buckets, rec/seats, gauges, WAG, 4W0, cyl, p/s, p/b. a/c. 31.266 miles. $g g g g 1986 DODGE CARAVAN LE #NN109402, 71,535 miles. WAG, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, 1993 MERCURY 6 r/def, bd/side md. tint, r/wipe- 1933 DODGE SHADOW a/c. am/fm st/cass. fab/int. TRACER WAGON am/fm st/cass, fab/int, buckets, WAG, 4 cyl, 3 spd, p/s. p/b, wash, p/tailgate rel, rf rack, * 4 ,9 9 5 console, r/det, p/w. p/d/l, tint, 1991 CHEVROLET SILVERAD01500 a/c, am/fm st/cass. buckets, 4DR. 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, buckets, console, gauges, WAG, 4 cyl, auto, p/s. p/b, pin strip, int, wipers, Stk am/fm st, fab/int. buckets, r/def, pw, p/d/l, bd/side md, r/wipe-wash, cruise, p/tailgate rel, P/U, 2WD, 8 cyl, auto, p/s, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, #60045A, VIN #SR171784. 1993 PLYMOUTH DUSTER a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, gauges, r/def, bd/side md, pin rf rack, int. wipers, Stk buckets, console, r/def, p/w, rf rack, int. wipers, tilt, alum wh, p/b, a/c, am Am st/cass, bd/side md. r/wipewash, 5,904 miles. s - J g g g g 3DR H/B, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, Stk #50t24A, VIN #R2166849. cruise, p/tailgate rel, int’^vip- strip, int. wipers, Stk #5612A, #5846A, VIN #PR667388, p/d/l, bd/side md. r/wipe- fab/int, gauges, p/w, p/d/l, a/c, am/fm st/cass, buckets, 18,651 miles s - jg g g g cruise, intermit wipers, tilt, ers, tilt, styl wh, Stk #60124A. console, gauges, r/def, tint, VIN #PN621780, 43,023 49,975 miles. wash, rf rack, int. wipers, Stk short bed, alum wh, custom VIN #6R819451. 62,584 miles. int. wipers, mats, Stk. miles * 7 ,9 9 5 * 7 ,9 9 5 #60074A, VIN #PR616651, step side, Stk. #5925A, VIN Used Convertible #5702B, VIN #PN651892, 46.471 miles. j y 9 9 5 C lassic of * 4 ,9 9 5 1988 PONTIAC FIREBIRD #M2108103,63,737 miles. 35,246 miles. _ _ _ 1983 CADILLAC 1990 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER SE 1988 CHRYSLER FORMULA 350 t h e W e e k * 8 ,9 9 5 COUPE OeVILLE * 1 2 ,9 9 5 WAG, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b. LEBARON CONVERTIBLE 2DR, 8 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, 1995 FORD F250 PICK-UP 4x4 a/c, am/fm st/cass, r/def, 2DR, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, 1994 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE am/fm st, fab/int, buckets, 2DR, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, 1994 DODGE SPIRIT 1979 CHRYSLER CORDOBA P/U, 4WD, 8 cyl, auto, p/s, fab/int, buckets, console, am/fm st/cass, Ithr/int, 2DR, hatchback, 4 cyl, auto, rec/seats, console, gauges, Ithr/int, landau/rf, p/seats, 4DR, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b. a/c, 2DR, 8 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/b, no a/c, am/fm, gauges, gauges, p/w, p/d/l, r/wipe- p/seats, buckets, gauges, p/w, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st, buckets, r/def, p/w, p/d/l. bd/side md, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, bd/side md, am/fm, fab/int, gauges, r/def, am/fm, Ith/int, landau/rf, long bed, 8500 Ib GVW, H/0 wash, cruise, p/tailgate rel, rf p/mir, cruise, dig dash, int. rec/seats, console gauges, tint, cruise, interit wipers, tilt, cruise, pin strip, int. wipers, bd/side md, cruise, pin strip, gauges, r/def, p/w, bd/side md, suspension, Stk #50064A, rack, pin stip, int. wipers, tilt, wipers, tilt alum wh, Stk r/def, pin strip, int. wipers, Stk alum wh, Stk #50041A, VIN tilt, w/w, Stk #5872B, VIN int. wipers. Stk #60051A, VIN int wipers, mags, Stk #5991 A, VIN #SCA07804, 8,030 miles. Stk #5085A, VIN #LR682673, #5311A. VIN #JG414461, #987. VIN #RN229659, 20,389 #JL260307. 56,354 miles. #D9271540, 97,146 miles. #RF109037, 31,341 miles. VIN #9R222919.65.638 miles. * 1 9 ,9 9 5 87,760 miles. $0 g g g 70,046 miles. *$1 6 ,9 9 5 mies *8,995 * 6 ,9 9 5 * 2 ,9 9 5 * 9 ,9 9 5 * 3 ,9 9 5 REMSEN USED CAR DEPARTMENT '(SQ©(3$B®IQ S © 0 Q ( 3 G Q © Q iQ s s l a e Q Q o a i ROUTE 35 • HAZLET FOR YOUR BEST DODGE DEAL... CALL 908-739-4010 ______Prices include all costs to consumer except license, registration & taxes. 4 8 INDEPENDENT, NOVEMBER 1, 1995 112 Autos/Trucks 112 Autos/Trucks 112 Autos/Trucks 116 Motorcycles 110 Autos for Sale 117 Trucks/Vans 117 Trucks/Vans W anted W anted W anted M opeds TOYOTA CAMRY DX ’94 AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 Days OLDSMOBILE 24,000 mi., 5 spd., a/c, am/fm Free Removal of Junk Cars CASH FOR YOUR CAR JUNK & RUNNING CARS DODGE GRAND CARAVAN cass. Like new. $12,000, $$ for new/old. 908-390-5531 ARTY'S AUTO SALES 24 HOUR SERVICE C A S H PA ID LE '92- Original owner. 7 O M E G A ’81 908-572-7792 East Brunswick 908-257-6700 TOP CASH PRICES PAID For Motorcycles & Mopeds pass, V6 auto, a/c, ps, pb, Mechanically kept. Very clean 908-536-8031. 609-758-8850 CaH 908-820-8811 pw, pdl, cruise control, tilt Asking $1,200. TOYOTA TERCEL DX 93 ALL SCRAP CARS steering, premium decor. RANGER SUPERCAB 4 dr., auto, air, new brakes. AND TRUCKS. LARGE OR & CASH PAID $ WANTED-RUNNING and 57,000 miles $14,500. ’90. XLT package. Bedliner, SMALL ANY CONDITION. All makes & models. Cash on HONDA GOLDWING ASPEN- 908-251-6070 Excellent cond. 56,00C1 miles. REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks CADE ‘84 - 31,000 mites, runs 908-946-6426 cap. 78,000 orig. mi. 2 WD. $7,500. Call 908-940-9434 H S H AUTO WRECKERS the SPOT Call 908-477-6846 $100. and UP. Junk Cars Asking $6,900 609-758-2024 908-591-0366 Removed 908-238-9481 well. $3,000. or best offer. PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM '93 Call 908-442-0470 FORD 1 TON WINDOW VAN TOYOTA PU 4x4 '86- Blue. 4 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, air, C A S H PA ID WE BUY JUNK CARS ’78-Good work van. Mechani 67,000 miles, am/fm cassette, cruise, tilt, rear def., cloth int., ARC CHARITIES For junk cars, trucks, for Marlboro Auto Wreckers HONDA SCOOTER - w/bas- cally sound. $600. or best power angle plow, aluminum am/fm stereo tape, airbag. / Donate Your Car or Truck recycling. Call anytime Tommy 908-591-1400 offer. Call 908-251-1633 - — ,-7&7-r ket. 50cc. Auto start. 400 rims. Good condition. $4,500 51,000 mi. $7,500. Call & Benefit Handicapped Dell’s 908-1 '-5453 miles. MINT. $425. Call or best otter. Call 908-442-0470 VO LKSW AGEN B U S ’77 Children & Senior Citizens Seven passenger. Excellent 908-972-6122 FORD BRONCO '78- 4 WD. 908-530-1975 after 6 pm Fully (RS Tax Deductible Runs good. $2,200. or best PONTIAC GRAND AM LE '91 interior. Good body, $<;50. or Any Condition Accepted 115 Auto Insurance best offer. Call 908-25'' -4336 offer Call 908-739-2010, 2 dr. Auto., a/c, garage kept. Free Pick-Up 1-800-952-2064 leave msg. 118 Motor Homes Mint cond. Only 21,500 mi. VOLVO 245DL ’84 - WAGON. Asking $7,500. 908-972-4282 Auto, air, am/fm cassetie, roof DONATE VEHICLES OWN A CAR?- Nation's high 117 Trucks/Vans Rec. Vehicles CARS/TRUCKS BOATS & FURNITURE est rated bumper-bumper ex PLYMOUTH GRAND VOY SEIZED CARS FROM $175. rack. 166.000 miles. S;2,500. tended AGER SE '89- a/c, auto , V6, Call 908-257-7302 Jewish Heritage for the Blind warranties. discount 32' CITATION TRAVEL Porsches, Cadillacs, Chevys, F O R E X P O R T Running or not. Tax Deduct. prices! Terms 7yrs/150,000 ps, pb, tilt, cruise, roofrack, TRAILER ’87 - Sleeps 6, BMW's, Corvettes, Also '80-'94. Paying 1,000’s over mi. Vehicles currently factory CHEVY WORK VAN ’85- Re am/fm cassette, rear speak Free Quick Pickup built 350 engine. Runs great & excellent cond., air, awning, Jeeps, 4 WD’s. Your area. VOLVO 740 TURBO ’85 - dealers. Hi miles OK. Lease & warranted qualify. Call Auto ers, 1 owner, 130,000 hwy am/fm cassette, tv antenna, Toll free 1-800-898-9778. Ext. bank payoffs OK. Cash at Advantage Inc. looks fine Asking $2,200. miles. $3,500. or best offer. 8QO-2-DONATE 908-747-5119 power jack, water filter, many A-5139 for current listings. 4 door, gray. Fully your door. Call 908-462-5017 419-3499 Call 908-431-9471 extras. $7,500. or best offer. Call 908-583-5753 • loaded. 908-846-1797 Use your VISA Use your VISA DODGE CARAVAN '91- Origi PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 86- 4 S U B U R U LOYALE ’91 or MASTERCARD or MASTERCARD nal owner. 6 cyf, v6, 65,000 cyl. a/c, am/fm. 100,000 miles. Sedan, auto, 4 wti. dr., 47,000 to pay for your Classified Works! to pay for your miles, power locks, garaged. Good condition. Clean. $2,000 mi„ exc. cond. Asking $7,0C0. Classified Ad Classified Ad Mint condition. $6,750. CALL CLASSIFIED! 1-800-660-4ADS 1-000-660-4 ADS or best offer Classified Works! 908-679-2589 908-972-2936 908-758-1172 There's Only%> One Market To Go To Purchase Stocks There's Only One Market To Go To Purchase Diamonds EDISON RayCatena There's Only One Market To Go To Purchase or Lease An Infiniti (908) 493-5000 Just like you would go t il'll I lo lhe source lo New 1996 V O O Q RAY CATENA purchase slocks or diamonds, there is only wishes to announce our one Jnfinili dealer to consider when yon Lexus showroom has relocated purchase or lease your /' ■ w For nonsense approach to doing business. im .i We think you II agree! N E W 1 9 9 6 I ’liniiusi'Fiii' 2 8 9 9 5 Lexus ES 300 CERTIFIED Pre-owned •MOONROOF • DUAL AIR BAGS • LEATHER INTERIOR •AUTOMATIC 1994 G-20 1993 J-30 ) f 1993 J-30 •CD CHANCER • POWER WINDOWS WliiU i'hitirium Hi in t h a t her Beige Pehblejhim / i utlu r G m Charennl/fjrey Leather • POWER LOCKS (into, sun rtmf. l/\ RTiOS(H)3, usvmumr, vismimsi • 6 CYLINDER 21. V>7 mih s 29.702 miles 33.162 mitis • POWER STEERING • CRUISE • ABS •AM/EM STEREO CASS s 1 6 . 9 0 0 *24900 24,900 • CLIMATE CONTROL •DUAL AIR BAGS 1993 J-30 1992 Q-45 1992 Q-45 Silli r la (irevLt■other (ire\ Charcoal drey b ather IhnnbiHi Mist Oft Whitt i i oth er \i\ \M2imi.yj fraction control Per UN m o t 2*11.1 37.S22 m iles V /.V WI20IS32, 11 M miles Monlli 24.524 mih s 0 0 24 Mo. * 2 9 9 2 4 9 0 0 2 6 9 0 0 I s 2 8 9 0 0 Also a Large Selection ofPre-Oniied Cat's to Choose! 1991 M-30 "If you finnhtisetl tt /c.w/.j trillion/ seeing Kay (tiletiti... 1992 Q-45 1991 Q 45 HUn k Obsidian lit i& It alht r HUtck fjinnih f lit »!•«' h ul hi r M a ck O bsidian Hi i<>c /.« oth er You Priihtihli| Paid Too Much!" • I ra dii in ctmtrol u l i>lau r \ / \ \n t 111717 \l\ \IW 2liM \l\ M U IM tf MUI I milt s 3!Ki 12 miles ’ 11.231 m iles 2 7 9 0 0 * 2 4 9 0 0 S 1 7 9 0 0 R a y C a t e n a All pre-owned vehicles sold with S4 month/100,000 mile warranty or 72 month 70J)I)0 mile warranty LSOJS OF MONMOUTH b Ray Catena Infiniti 2.135 R o u te 3 5 f A j 900 Route 1 J ixtss 1 Oakhurst, NJ V# W Edison, NJ 08817 (908) 493-5000 iI n N f lliI Nn I i t i (908) 603-9600 V t' 1 435 Boston Post Rd. • Laiiclimont, \Y *(914) 833-5000 'P ric # r !'i»k ii t i$&.t<> be paid by a consumer except MY. DOC iees Mixes l-3(< lease based - n months dosed end lease 1st iee. >3311 rei set dep. cap cost reduction. •)'*.• Ml total miles |jc each add I miles, total pymt Prices include all costs to be paid by a consume ■ except for MV, DOC fees & sales'S luxury tax. residua!-; fU ?1 Lessee responsible for maintenance & excess wear it tear. J-3'i lease based on .'is m-nth closed end ES300-.VIN T0131663, MSRP S36.418,1 st mopy nt, S1995 down payment, S450 bank fee & S3000 lease 1st ii">pytnt slji. bank iee. >4Wre! sec dep. sWi cap cost reduction. 3SJMI total miles Hit each add 1 mi total pymt refsecdepdueatinception. 12.000milesperyea M5ceaadditionalmjle.GAPincuranceincluded. > I3.1h2. residual-'l'17,! Lessee responsible tor maintenance 4c excess wear k tear. All cars come with standard equipment. Total payment/purchase option (S7165/S24.765, Subject to approval by primary lending source. Offer subject to approval by primary lending source. Phone orders accepted. Offer expires III 31 93. Lessee responsbile for maintenance & excess v 'ear & tear. INDEPENDENT, NOVEMBER 1, 1995 4 9 & PONTIACS, BUICKS, LINCOLNS, M ERCURYS, VANS & TRUCKS X . fm 89 PONTIAC ------— J GRAND AM SE ‘91 FORD TEMPO L ‘93 EAGLE TALON DL / 8 dr. 4 cyt quad, S speed, p's ‘92 CHE VROLET1500 W/T CHE YNNE _ Tr^.. ~l / P* **c. ar^'m st/cass. tab/int. 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, P/U, 6 cyf, auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st, 2 dr, 4 cyl, auto o/d, p/s. p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, * V / y/ bucket, rsoseats console am/fm st tab/int. buckets, 1995 BUICK fab/int, sun/rf, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, Va"; / gauges. r>det p/w. p/dl. pimir rec/seats, gauges, r/def, p/mir, fab/int, gauges, tint, intermit wipers, long bed, . / bd«d»tnd »nt cruse p* bd/stde/md. tint, ext: green, int: bed liner sharp looking, exterior silver, interior r/def. bd/side/md. tint, cruise, sec sys, intermit SS® ' "/ • v ' «npen. Ml a km wh CENTURY wipers, mats, ext: |ade, int gray, Stk #2564, VIN ’•'■'A- ■/>. '■ , wtenor md. ntanor gray. Stk *2679, gray, Stk. #544, VIN #MB183040, gray, Stk #549, VIN #NE179196, 66,772 i'v VN «*Ca»180.86 0l7mle6 78,730mites 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/b. anti-lock, #PE028893, 46.775 miles * 5 , 4 9 5 a/c, am/fm st/cass. fab/int. p/seats, mfes * 8 , 9 9 5 * 9 , 4 9 5 s 4 , 9 9 5 rec/seats. gauges, r/def. p/w, p/d/l, bd/side/md, tint, cruise, intermit wipers, ‘94 MERCURY TRACER ‘92 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM ‘89 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SE ‘91 PONTIAC GRAN AM 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p'b. a/c, am/tm st/cass, fab/int, 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto, od, p/s, p/b, a'c, am/fm st/cass. tab/int, 2 dr., 4 cyt., auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, anvfm st, fab/int, buckets, air bag driver’s side, ext: burg, Stk. 4 * 6 cyl, aulo. M, p/s, p4>, anWot*. a/c, am/fm st'cass, tab/int p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/det, p/w, #2513, Vin #S6404752. 24.590 miles. buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, p/mir, p'seats racseats gauges, r/def, p/w. p/M bd/stda/md trt cruise, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side/md, tmt. cruise, pin stripe, intermit rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, bd/sida'md, trt, alum 81 3 , 9 9 5 bd/side/md, tint intermit wipers, air bag driver's p/tr, pm stfgs intermit wipers, mats, p/ant, it w/w, ar bag dnver's wipers, mate, p/ant, tilt, alum wh. ext: whits, int gray, Stk. wh. Stk. #2461, Vm #MC631247 81,837 miles. Extenor s)de, ext green, int tan, Stk #475, Vin sda, ext: wiiita nt red S* #2543, VIN #NN43S373.63.537 mies #2563, VIN #KF304761,77,916 miles. Low miles. red, Interior: gray. 1995 FORD #RR635301 25,893 miles s 5 , 9 9 5 s5 , 9 9 5 WINSTAR GL * 9 , 9 9 5 * 1 0 , 4 9 5 88 MERCURY SABLE WAGON LS ‘92 HYUNDAI ELANTRA Van, 6 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, •93 CHEVROLET LUMINA EURO ‘93 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM Wag.. 6 cyl, auto, o/d. p/s, p/b, a/c. am/tm st/cass, 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, o/d, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, a/c. am/fm st/cass, tab/int, buckets, 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto. o/d. p/s, p/b, anti-tock. a/c, am/fm st 4 dr. 6 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, a/c, am/tm tab/int. p/seats, rec/seats, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, cass, w/cd, fab/mt, buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, st/cass, fab/int, pseats, reo'seats. gauges, r/det. bd/side md. tint, cruise, rf rack, dig dash, intermit bd/side/md, tint, intermit wipers, mats, ext. burg, rec/seats, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, r/def. p/w, p/d/l, bd/side/md. tint, cruise, pin stripe, p/w, p/d/1, p/mir, bd'side md, tint, cruise, p/tr, pin wipers, titt, alum wh exterior white, interior red, int: burg, Stk. #512, VIN #NU105046, 31,837 p/mir, bd/side md, tint, cruise, int intermit wipers, mats, tilt, alum wh, act: white, int: red, stip, int wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt. w/w. air bag driver's keyless door entry, Stk. #428, VIN #JA648146, Stk #493, VIN #P9243393, 34,728 miles. Sharp. side, ext dk cherry, int; burg, Stk #2569, VIN 53,652 miles. . miles. wipers, tilt, air bags driver & pass, ext: #PH504582. 48.604 miles, green, int: gray, Stk. #535, Vin $ 6 , 9 9 5 $ 6 , 9 9 5 * 1 7 . 9 9 5 #SBB67031. 22,813 miles. * 1 1 , 9 9 5 * 1 1 , 9 9 5 ‘90 BUICK REGAL CUSTOM ‘89 BUICK REGAL GRAN SPORT '94 FORD RANGER XLT SUPER CAB ‘94 MERCURY SABLE GS dr, cyt, auto o/d, p/s, pt>, a/c, am/fm st/cass, tab/int 2 dr, cyl, auto, If you don't se e it h ere call us at... 908-264-4006 THIS AD IS A COUPON AND MUST BE PRESENTED AT TIME OF SALE. ROUTE 35 • KEYPORT PRICES INCLUDE ALL COSTS EXCEPT TAX, LICENSE & REGISTRATION FEES. I E X P E C T m o r e - F O B USS! 4-Dr, Auto Trans w/OD, 4-Cyl, A/C, PS, PB, Dual 4-Dr, Auto Trans w/OD, 2.0L 4-Cyl, PS, PB, A/C, Air Bag, Fr Buck Sts, Elec Trnk Rel, Elec Fuel Dual Air Bags, Fr Buck Sts, Pwr Win/Lcks, Elec Inj, Ft/Def, T/GIs, AM/FM Ster. VIN#SU089919. Trunk Rel, Elec Fuel Inj, R/Def, Tilt, Int/Wprs, Stock#95104. MSRP: $12,750. 11,848 DEMO T/GIs, AM/FM Ster Cass. VIN#SU307978 MILES. DEALER DISCOUNT: $3755. Stock#95108. MSRP: $15,725. 8927 DEMO BOY FOR: MILES. DEALER DISCOUNT: $4230. COMPARE IT TO THE CAMRY! CALL E X P R E S S C R E D IT SIMPLY FILL OUT W IT H O V E R 92% A P P L IC A T IO N ... FOR FAST APPROVAL. A P P R O V A L R A T IN G ! FULL NAME FIRST M R . S I L V E R MIDDLE LAST SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER DATE OF BIRTH HOME PHONE NUMBER ADDRESS CITY COUNTY STATE/ZIP LIVED THERE " » c YRS MOS RENT BY MO. MONTHLY PAYMENT OR RENTS EMPLOYED BY NAME OF BUSINESS AWWOW**- O LEASE O OWN □ SELF □ OTHERS 1-800-280-7175 HOW LONG BUSINESS PHONE# TRADE/OCCUPATION SALARY OR WAGES* SIGNATURE YRS MOS "MONMOUTH COUNTY'S NEW EST HYUNDAI DEALER" 641 SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY, NJ H f t l r i M l C a l l us today908-741-3130 . . . T r ■ ..... * . ^ *Price(s) include(s) all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing costs, registration fees, and.taxes. Piets are for illustrative purposes Not responsible tor typos. Ad supersedes previous offers is a coupon & must be presented prior to purchase. 5 0 INDEPENDENT, NOVEMBER 1, 1995 EVERY VEHICLE ON OUR LOT IS SALE PRICED! N ew & Used! 2 5 M i n i Vans in stock - A L L REMAINING '95'S AT M EGA SAVING S! 1 . 9 % Financing* M e g a D o l l a r s P a i d F o r Y o u r T r a d e - Bring Your Title or Payment Book THIS THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY R oute 9 South, Freehold 462-6564 *on selected Vehicles INDEPENDENT, NOVEMBER 1, 1995 5 1 Freehold C hevrolet - G eo 1996 1995 1995 1995 CHEVY-LUMINA CHEVY-TAHOE CHEVY-BERETTA CHEVY-CORVETTE 4 door, aulo., 6 Cyl., P/S, P/B, AM/FM Stereo, A/C, t/glass, 2 door, auto.,.8 Cyl., P/S, P/B, AM/FM Stereo w/cass„ PW, 2 door, auto., 6 Cyl., P/S, P/B, ABS, PW, P/Iks, A/C, t/glass, 2 door, auto., V8, P/S, P/B, ABS, AM/fM/CD Stereo, PW, P/Iks., rw. def.. dual air bags. MSRP $17,065. Selling price P/Iks, anti-theft alarm, A/C, t/glass, rw. def., tilt, cruise, air rw. def., tilt, cruise, dual air bags, cloth int., alum. whls. P/ant., P/dr. seat, keyless entry, anti-theft alarm, A/C, t/glass, rw. Red. MSRP ‘16,995. ’2,000 down. ‘169 1st payment. ‘295 def., tilt, cruise, gauges, dly. wipers, dual air bags, leather int., •15,399. ‘400 College Grad Rebate, ’1,000 Factory Cap bag, cloth int., bucket seats, running boards, alum. whls. bucket seats, remote mirrors, alum, whls., glass top. MSRP Cost contribution. ‘2091st payment. ^95 down, ‘225 sec. Black. MSRP $28,979. Selling price ’24,399. ‘400 College sec. dep. ‘450 bank tee. Total Payments ‘8,917. 12,000 *39,824, Selling Price *29,799. Dealer Discount *10,025. *400 dep. ‘400 bank fee. Total payment ‘5,016, Residual Grad Rebate, Dealer Discount ’4,580. Demo. 5,351 miles. miles per yrs., 15( thereafter. ‘500 First Time Buyer College Grad Rebate * *2,000 down, *369 1st payment ‘490 sec $10,580. 12,000 miles per yr„ 150 thereafter. VIN VIN SJ330604. Stk #8862. Rebate. Dealer Discount ‘2,196. 7 miles. VIN SY28511. Stk dep., *450 bank fee. Residual *20,560. VIN SS116042 Stk #9216. T1130025. Stk #9584 #9193. * If Qualified. per 3 8 M o . per 3 8 M o . per 2 4 M o . f l B u y F o r t A A a a a L e a s e mo. Lease I mo- L e a s e mo. B u y F o r B u y F o r B u y F o r 1995 1995 1995 1995 CHEVY-IMPALA SS CHEVY-CAVALIER Z24 CHEVY-PICKUP 1500 CHEVY-G20 VAN 4 door, auto., V8, P/S, P/B, ABS, AM/FM w/cass.. PW, 2 door, auto., 4 cyl., P/S, P/B, ABS, AM/FM w/cass., PW, Auto., 6 Cyl., P/B, A/C, t/glass, bench seats, all-season Auto., 8 Cyl., P/S, P/B, A/C, t/glass, air bag, bench seats, P/Iks, PArunk, P/ant., P/dr. seat, keyless entry, anti-theft P/Iks. A/C, t/glass, rw. del., tilt, cruise, dly. wipers, dual air steel belted rads. MSRP $16,222. Selling price ‘14,699. all-season steel belted rads. MSRP $19,405. Dealer alarm, A/C, t/glass, rw. def., tilt, cruise, gagues, dly. wip bags, cloth int., bucket seats, console, sun roof, all-season Dealer Discount ‘ 1,523. ‘400 College Grad Rebate, ‘2,000 Discount ‘2,406. ‘400 College Grad Rebate, ’2,000 down, ers, dual air bags, leather int., split seat, carpet mats, rem steel belted rads., alum whls. MSRP $17,101. Dealer down, ‘198 1st payment. ‘320 sec. dep. ‘450 bank fee. ‘239 1st payment. ’360 sec. dep. s450 bank lee. Total ote mirrors, all-season steel belted rads., alum whls., Discount ‘2,402. ‘500 1st Time Buyer Rebate. 7 miles. VIN Payments ’9,082, Residual *9,564. 12,000 miles per yr., S878083. Stk #9371. Total Payments ‘7,524, Residual ‘8,198. 12,000 miles per Black. MSRP $24,685. Dealer Discount ’2,786. ‘400 yr., 150 thereafter. VIN SZ279664. Stk #9566. 15e thereafter. VIN F234061. Stk #9590. College Grad Rebate. Demo. 5,546 miles. VIN SR174409. Stk #9244. o o m u . 3 8 M o . ^ „ B u y F o r L e a s e per L e a s e Per mo. B u y F o r S K ■ w w B u y F o r Buy For $4 C C Q Q FREEHOLD USED GUARANTEE JL CAR HEVY-GEO. 1994 Chevy 1991 Chevy 1994 Chevy 1991 Geo 1991 Ford 1989 Pontiac 1986 Chevy B L A Z E R LT CORSICA ASTRO STO R M GSI EXPLORER SPORT GRAN PRIX LE CAPRICE WAGON 4 dr., auto, 4 whl dr., 6 cyt., p/s, 4 dr., auto, 6 cyl., p/s, p/b, am/fm Mini van, auto, 6 cyl. , p/s, p/b, 2 dr., auto, 4 cyl., p/s, p/b, am/fm 2 dr., auto. 4 Wheel Drive. 6 I 2 dr., auto, 6 cyl., p/s, p/b, am/fm Stn. Wgn, auto, 8 cyl., p/s, p/b, p/b, am/fm cass., p/wind., p/Iks., cass., p/wind., p/Iks., a/c, t/glass, am/fm cass., p/wind., p/ilp/iks., a/c, cass , p/wind , a/c, t/glass, tilt, cyl., p/s, p/b, am/fm cass., I cass., p/wind., p/Iks, a/c, t/glass, p/drivers seat, anVfm cass, a/c, t/glass, tilt. rw. def., cruise. tilt, rw. def., cruise. Teal. 50,718 t/glass, tilt, rw. def., cruise. 7 delay wipers Black. 31,748 p/wind., p/Iks, a/c, t/glass. I tilt. rw. def., cruise. White. p/wind., p/lks., a/c, t/glass, tilt, Black. 27,670 miles. VIN miles. VIN MY202972 Stk Pass. Teal. 19,623 miles. VIN miles VIN M7579851. Stk Silver. 76.833 miles. VIN 93.624 miles. VIN KF288842 rw def Blue. 81,908 miles. VIN R2118458 Stk #2121GP #2106GP. RB123471. Stk #21020P. #2096GP. M4004687. Stk #9407A. Stk #8826B. GX137626 Stk #8904A. *18,795 *7895 *15,895 *7495 *10,995 *3995 *3795 1989 Volvo 1989 Ford 1992 Chevy 1987 Chevy 1993 Dodge 1992 Toyota 1995 Chevy 1989 Chevy 7 4 0 TAURUS 1 5 0 0 X -C A B CELEBRITY C AR AVA N SE CAMRY L U M IN A AP V SUBURBAN 4 dr., auto, 4 cyl., p/s. p/b. 4 dr., auto, 6 cyl., p/s, p/b. a/c, Auto, 8 cyl., p/s, p/b, am/fm dr., auto. 4 cyl., p/s, p/b. I Mini Van, auto, 6 cyl. pwr I 4 dr., 3 spd man., 4 cyl., ps. p/b, Mini Van, auto, 6 cyl.. p/s, p/b. pwr. I 4 dr., auto, 8 cyl., p/s, p/b. pwr. p/wind, p/Iks., p/ant., a/c, rw. det., delay wipers, t/glass, cass., a/c, t/glass, cloth int., all am/fm cass., a/c, t/glass, tilt, win/Iks, am/fm cass., a/c, | a/c, t/glass, rw. def. cloth int., win/Iks., am/fm cass., a/c, t/glass, I win./lks, am/fm cass., a/c. t/glass, t/glass, tilt, cruise. Black. 71,602 tilt, cruise. Claret. 77,420 season stl. bit. rads. Silver. rw. def.. delay wipers. Bronze, t/glass, tilt, rw def., cruise. Blue bucket seats, pinstripe, all-season tilt, cruise, air bag, rw. def., cloth int, I cruise, cloth int., all-season stl. bit miles VIN K2329430 Stk miles. VIN KA291724 Stk 62,773 miles. VIN N1122999 51,455 miles. VIN HG129488 46,214 miles VIN PR231621 stl bit. rads. Tan. 42,779 miles. all-season stl. bit. rads. White. 4,261 rads. Red 79,762 miles VIN □ #9029B #9165A. Stk #9262A Stk #9248A. | Stk #9270A VIN NU107800. Stk #9277A. miles VIN ST 103647. Stk #9329A. KF195146 Stk #8768A *8995 *4595 *1 2,895 , *3695 *11,795 *10,895 * 1 7 ^ 9 5 *9895 H r 1993 Saturn 1992 Saturn * 1993 Dodge 1993 Chevy 1988 Chevy 1994 Chevy 1990 Mazda l\AORE S L2 S L2 SH A D O W ES BLAZER BLAZER C O R S IC A LT 6 2 6 L X I 4 dr.. auto, 4 cyl., p/s, p/b, 2 dr., auto, 4 cyl., p/s, p/b, 2 dr., auto, 6 cyt., p/s, p/b. 4 dr., auto, 4 Whl Dr., 6 cyl., 2 dr., auto, 4 Whl Dr.. 6 cyl., I 4 dr., auto, 6 cyl., p/s, p/b, pwr I 4 dr, auto, 4 cyl., p/s, p/b, pwr. I pwr. win./lks., a/c, t/glass. am/fm stereo, pwr. win./lks., pwr win ./Iks., am/fm cass., p/s, p/b, pwr win ./Iks., am/fm p/s, p/b, pwr. win./lks., aJc, win ./Iks., am/fm cass., a/c, I winVlks., a/c, t/glass, tilt, cruise, IN-STOCK I rw. def., tilt, cruise. Red. a/c, t/glass, rw. def., cruise. a/c, t/glass. rw. def., Green. cass., a/c, t/glass, rw. def. t/glass, Stl ./Black. 84,748 t/glass, rw. def., tilt, cruise. I cloth int., mnroof Charcoal I vin PZ294616 stk Teal 55.509. VIN NZ124162. 46,233. VIN PN504632 Stk Blue. 37,963 miles. VIN miles. VIN J0180594. Stk White 26,341 miles VIN | 76,243 miles VIN L1814175 T O C H O O S E I #9482A. Stk #9483A. #9488A. P2107681. Stk #9533A. #9554A. RY191823. Stk #20050P. | Stk #9535A. FROM! *9695 *10,695 ^ *7995 *16,895 *7995 *9995 *6895 CHEVROLET Near The Freehold J u s t Off Route 537 On Route 9 South Raceway Mall 008)462-1324 flf qualified, *lf qualified on a closed end lease w/*2000 Down or trade w/applicable rebates as cap cost reduction. 1st mo. payment/refundable security deposit/M50 bank fee at inception. 38,000 miles included/15e per mile overage. Excess wear and tear additonal. Program cars are former daily rentals. All prices include all costs to be paid by the consumer except for licensing, registration fees & taxes. 5 2 INDEPENDENT, NOVEMBER 1, 1995 IT HAPPENS ONLY ONCE A YEAR...AND THE TIM E IS NOW ! C j m m M f * § S A V E $1 OOO's 3 U I C K - P & ______-r- 1 •______T H I S W E E K ! N ew B uiek R egal ■ S ave $3000f 3.1 LV6 DUAL AIR BAGS ANTI-LOCK BRAKES AIR COND ELECTRONIC AUTOMATIC AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE SOLAR GLASS POWER WINDOWS, LOCKS & STEERING REMOTE TRUNK RELEASE CRUISE CONTROL TILT WHEEL ANTI-THEFT REAR DEFROSTER f 8 . 3 New 1995 Buiek 4-door stock# 7184 VIN#S1490646, MSRP $21,365 includes $1500 Mfr rebate 'N ew P on tiac G rand P rix - S ave 52000! V6 AIRBAG ANTI-LOCK BRAKES AIR COND AUTOMATIC FRONT WHEEL DRIVE POWER WINDOWS, LOCKS N ew B uiek L eSabre - S ave S3000! 3.8LV6 DUAL AIR BAGS ABS AIR COND AUTOMATIC TILT WHEEL AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE ALUMINUM WHEELS CRUISE CONTROL POWER WINDOWS, LOCKS, MIRRORS & ANTENNA REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY CRUISE CONTROL REAR DEFROSTER New 1995 Buiek 4-door stock#7126 VIN#SH557301, MSRP $23,286 includes $1500 Mfr rebate L I N C O L N - MERCURY! S N ew M ercury N ew M ercury N ew M ercury M ystique LS S a b l e L S V i l l a g e r S ave over $Z300! sa ve over S5400 / S ave over SSlOO! 16-VALVE ZETEC 4-CYL DUAL MR BAGS ANTI-LOCK BRAKES V 6 DUAL AIR BAGS ANTI-LOCK BRAKES AUTOMATIC 3.0LV6 7 PASSENGER SEATING AIR BAG ANTI-LOCK BRAKES TRACTION ASSIST 5-SPD MAI I TRANS FRONT WHEEL DRIVE FRONT WHEEL DRIVE ALUMINUM WHEELS LEATHER SEATS ELECTRONICALLY CONTROLLED AUTOMATIC FRONT WHEEL DRIVE MICRONAIR INTERIOR FILTRATION SYSYTEM AIR COND AIC KEYLESS ENTRY FULL-SIZE SPARE AUTO HEADLIGHTS AlB C O N D ALUMINUM WHEELS LUGGAGE RACK CRUISE POWER WINDOWS, LOCKS, STEERING, ANTENNA & HEATED MIRRORS POWER SEATS, WINDOWS, LOCKS, ANTENNA & MIRRORS POWER SEAT, WINDOWS, LOCKS, REAR VENTS & MIRRORS AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE CRUISE CONTROL PREMIUM SOUND SYSTEM TILT WHEEL CRUISE CONTROL FLIP OPEN REAR WINDOW PRIVACY GLASS STEREO New 1995 Mercury 4-door VIN#SK6214'i5, MSRP $18,355 includes $500 Mfr rebale New 1995 Mercury 4-door VIN#SA647512, MSRP $23,775 includes $1000 Mtr rebate New 1995 Mercury MiniVan VIN#SDJ73609, MSRP $23,570 includes $500 Mfr rebate 1 4 , 9 9 9 * 1 8 , 3 9 7 I \ CALL STRAUB FOR YOUR BEST CALL FOR YOUR BEST BUICK LINCOLN OR M ERCURY DEAL NOW! PONTIAC OR GMC TRUCK DEAL! 908-264-8500 908-264-4000 Prices inclUde all costs except tax, license & registration fees. Supercedes all previous offers. Not responsible for typographical errors.