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County issues drought emergency advisory arry Conover, director inches, compared to 12 inches outdoor appliances. of the Monmouth for the same period in 1998. Compliance with this effort County Department of Effective immediately, all will help to minimize the instal­ HEmergency Management,non-essential outdoor water use lation of more stringent conser­ declared a county-wide drought is restricted to a mandatory vation measures. emergency Monday. odd-even system based on house Earlier this month, Shorelands Water restrictions will be in or building number. Water Co., Hazlet, which serves effect throughout the county due Residents should avoid using Hazlet and northern Holmdel, to the unseasonably hot, dry water for washing their cars or imposed similar restrictions, the weather and inadequate rainfall. hosing down driveways and first since 1988. Hazlet imple­ JACKIE POLLACK patios and should try to maintain mented the restrictions July 6 Wayne Lawson and Rob Moccio serve up some tempting treats Since M ay 1 there has been a at Keyport’s Firemen’s Fair Saturday. below-seasonal rainfall of 3.55 conservation efforts when using and Holmdel, last week. * + ' J'S t J*I1 iK'fjFiVffWH.’l l 2 INDEPENDENT, JULY 21, 1999

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The company also publishes community newspapers serving 175,000 Holmdel resident Linda Rhodes is homes in central New Jersey. raising $6,000 to promote breast Bordes and his fellow Yale University cancer education to prevent JACKIE POLLACK graduate Joseph R. Rosenmiller entered unnecessary deaths. STAY DOWN, YOU — Jamie Lynn, 9, of Matawan tries her luck at a game at the Keyport Firemen’s Fair Saturday. the media business with the purchase of a Page 22 small radio station in Southbridge, Mass., in 1956. The company’s cable television business began in that community as well in 1970. Greater Media last month com­ Classifieds ...... Page 44 Sewep funds a problem pleted the sale of its 173,000-subscriber Editorials ...... Page 12 BY LIN D A P eNICOLA______prevents the government from underwrit­ cable systems in Massachusetts to Charter Staff Writer ing construction costs. But, he said, Sea Communications and its 78,000-sub­ Entertainment. . .Page 32 Bright found a way around that with help scriber Philadelphia system to Comcast. ABERDEEN — The Township L e t t e r s ...... Page 12 from a political ally. Bordes acquired Rosenmiller’s interest in Council met on Monday to continue its Coren said that he plans to talk to Sen. the company in 1994. .. . .Page 38 discussion of funding options and issues Marketplace Joseph Kyrillos (R-13), who has been Frank Kabela, longtime president and related to sewering the Woodfield section Milestones ...... Page 33 helpful in the past, about sponsoring legis­ current chief executive officer of Greater of the town. lation to underwrite construction costs on Media, said Tuesday that Bordes had de­ Obituaries ...... Page 35 About 15 residents attended the special the basis of non-source point pollutants. voted his life to the company over the meeting, including Ken Wicklund, the Police Beat ...... Page 34 Construction costs, which had been only Woodfield representative on the past 40 years. reported to be $ 1.3 million, are still the “An innovator and a pioneer, he was Sports ...... Page 40 sewer extension committee. The special same, Coren said, but the state Department committee was set up to study extending one of the first to enthusiastically Yesteryear ...... Page 31 of Environmental Protection permit is about sewers to unsewered parts of town, the embrace FM radio in its commercial to run out. Coren told the council that he infancy, and he built one of the earliest primary area being the Woodfield section. would look into an extension. This was the second meeting with the and longest-standing groups of cable sys­ Phone numbers: The ad hoc committee’s April presen­ tems,” Kabela said. full council since the ad hoc committee tation, also known as the Wiedemeyer Editorial 254-7000 Ext. 8226 “Peter was known for his extraordi­ presented its report in April. proposal, named for the resident who FAX 254-0486 nary attention to detail and careful, After the first meeting, Wicklund said developed it, outlines the impact of new thoughtful planning, a practice which that he thought there was “ a little shade of ratepayers on the current debt service and Display Advertising 972-6740 endured to his last days. When Peter hope” about the outcome. But after argues that when the Woodfield ratepay­ FAX 972-6746 asked me to succeed him, he urged me to Monday’s meeting, Wicklund said they ers join with the other ratepayers, it will keep the company intact, healthy and as still have a long way to go toward a solu­ create an excess of $26,595 per year. vigorously competitive in the future as in tion to the problem of how to fund con­ But, Coren said, that proposal didn’t Classified 1-800-660-4ADS the past. I intend to do that.” Classified FAX 432-0016 struction costs. address operating costs, which can be con­ Bom-in Bridgeport, Conn., Bordes had During the meeting, Township siderable. Manager Mark Coren again reminded the homes in Princeton, Annapolis, Md., and Delivery problems? Continued on p age 21 Nantucket, Mass. He graduated from Yale Call circulation at 254-1755 committee that legislation enacted in 1982 in 1946, did post-graduate study at before noon on Thursday. Columbia University and served in the Coast Guard with the rank o f lieutenant. Mid'town to buy open space An avid competitive sailor, he was a four-time national champion in the Thistle Independent MIDDLETOWN — The Township train station. class of sailboats and a member of the Committee is preparing buy a Middletown It’s also near the Banfield Church New York and Annapolis Yacht Clubs. Street property which the township recent­ Village parcel as its first open-space pur­ He is survived by his wife, Lee, and ly acquired. chase under a plan approved by voters last his children, Peter Jr. and Stephen of New “ If this ordinance is passed, it will be Managing Editor Marilyn Duff year. York City, Cristina of Boulder, Colo., and Also at M onday’ s meeting, the com­ the acquisition o f the first parcel of land Sports Coordinator Lindsey Siegle Stephanie of Longmont, Colo. mittee finalized the purchase of two bought by the township through the open Greater Media’s radio stations are Executive Editor Gregory Bean pieces of property totaling about an acre space program,” Committeewoman W M GK, W M M R, W PEN and W XXM in Publisher Kevin Wittman of vacant waterfront property west of the Rosemarie Peters said. Philadelphia, WMJX, WROR, WKLB, Leonardo State Marina. The parcels are The property will be purchased in WSJZ and WBOS in Boston, WCSX, part o f a larger tract for which the town­ installment payments over two years at 4 WRIF and WXDG in Detroit and WCTC ship was awarded $190,000 in state Blue percent interest. and WMGQ in New Brunswick. Greater A Greater Media Newspaper Acres funds. The ordinance gives Madsen the Media Newspapers’ publications include The committee unanimously intro­ option to remain in the small house on the duced an ordinance to buy a 10.48-acre lot property for up to two years after the pur­ the News Transcript, Sentinel, Suburban, k V E R IF IE D I Sk UM AUDIT CIRCULATION at 760 Orchard St. for $402,000, as part of chase. Madsen will be required to pay the Independent, Hub and Examiner, circulat­ its open space program. township $350 rent in the first six months ing in Middlesex and Monmouth coun­ A public hearing on the ordinance is and $750 rent for the remainder of the two ties. The company also owns Greater The Independent is published W ednesday set for Aug. 18. years if she decides to stay in the house. Jersey Press, a commercial printing com­ by the Greater Monmouth Publishing Co., pany in East Brunswick, and Greater P.O. Box 1080, East Brunswick, N.J. 08816. The property, which is owned by Rose “ I’ m happy to say that in less than one First-class mail subscription available at Madsen, 92, is on the south side Orchard year we are moving forward to purchase StarLink Teleport, a satellite transmission $72 for 26 weeks, 40 cents a copy. Street and has several hundred feet of facility in Detroit. frontage on the railroad tracks near the Continued on page 21 Funeral arrangements are incomplete. ■ 4 INDEPENDENT, JULY 21, 1999 Two-day Phish concert NEW RUBY PALACE spawns rash of arrests M ost are charged Deickmann, 19, Frost Avenue, Red Bank, Special Dinner $r}A QC was stopped for a motor vehicle violation w ith drug possession; on the Arts Center exit to Crawfords for (2) persons m any from out of state Comer Road and charged with possession and consumption of alcohol underage. Cocktail - two exotic drinks or any two beverages HOLMDEL — The two-day Phish con­ • At 7:25 p.m. July 15, John Moran, 23, cert at the PNC Arts Center generated a Rapid City, S.D., was charged with posses­ number of arrests, many involving out-of­ sion of CDS while trying to sell soft drinks tup: Wor Wonton state residents, according ..to Detective at the Crawfords Comer Road entrance to Shrimp, Pork, Chicken & Mixed Frank Allocco. the Arts Center to buy tickets for the Phish Vegetables in Clear Broth The group, which some liken to the concert. He was processed and released. Grateful Dead, performed Thursday and • At 4:42 p.m. July 16, Victor Appetizer: Pu Pu for two Friday. Stoneburner, 20, Columbia, Md., and The majority were charged with pos­ Helen Nelson, 25, Wilmington, N.C., session of controlled dangerous substances were arrested at the Holmdel Towne E n t r e e : A. Hunan Jumbo Shrimp, General Ching’s (CDS) and they were arrested at various Center parking lot on Route 35 and Chicken and Hunan Beef. 3 entrees Served o locations away from the Arts Center, charged with possession of marijuana, One Plate with broccoli. (Spicy) which is at Exit 116 on the Garden State drug paraphernalia, alcohol under age and o r Parkway. prescription drugs. They were en route to B. Marnier Jum bo Shrimp, Beef and chicken sti “A lot of people were hanging out at the the Phish concert. • M ed with garden vegetables in brown sauce. 2 high school and tried to get into Holmdel • At 9:48 a.m. July 16, Richard Aaron entrees served on plate. (Served with Roast Po: Park (on Longstreet Road) after hours,” Guy, 23, Chicago, Damon Bonds, 22, no Fried Rice) Allocco said. current address, and a 16-year-old male Chunks of Pineapple, Jello, Ice Cream, “Our court has really got its hands full from Murphysboro, 111., were charged with T ea & Fortune Cookie right now,” said Allocco, due to these and possession of CDS in the parking lot of St. earlier arrests related to Arts Center. Catharine’s Church, located on Middle­ The arrests were as follows: town Road just south of Crawfords Comer • At 6:02 p.m. July 15, Joseph Jerome Road. Guy and Bonds were remanded to Expires 8/3/99 Rowley III, 39, Lamont, Pa., was arrested Monmouth County jail in lieu of $2,000 at the Holmdel High School athletic field bail with no 10 percent option. The juve­ and charged with possession of CDS and nile was placed in the county Juvenile 2174 ROUTE 35, H O LM D EL, NJ 07733 disorderly conduct. The high school is Detention Center in Freehold. across the parkway from the Arts Center. • At 6:36 p.m. July 14, Michael Slepoy, TEL: (732) 264-2002 • At 1:24 a.m. July 16, Stephana Raabi, 18, Marshfield, Mass.; Dennis Whithing- 19, Laurence Harbor, and Christopher ton, 18, Plymouth, Mass.; and Jessica Reynolds, 22, Fords, were arrested follow­ Cohen, 18, Kingston, Mass., were charged ing a motor vehicle stop on Route 35 and with possession of marijuana and drug charged with possession of under 50 grams paraphernalia following a motor vehicle PHASE 2 SALE of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. They stop on Longstreet Road, south of were coming from the Arts Center, accord­ Crawfords Comer Road. ing to police. Reynolds was turned over to Except for those held, the others will Old Bridge police on an outstanding war­ have to return to appear in municipal court rant and Raabi was processed and released and have warrants issued for their arrest. 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BY L IN D A D eNICOLA replace transformers that seemed to be on Staff Writer their way out.” A number of towns, including MIDDLETOWN — A major class Middletown, incurred enormous overtime action lawsuit against GPU Energy will costs because of “rolling blackouts” that be discussed at a legal strategy meeting put out traffic lights and tied up traffic between attorneys from as many as 15 flow on major arteries. towns in Monmouth County on July 29. GPU instituted the staggered outages The meeting, to be held in the Old Bridge to deal with transformer failures at a Red Rumson Town Hall, is being organized 2658 Highway 516 Bank substation. (VIURPHy ST9LE QRILL by the office of Dowd & Riley, Red (732) 607-0800 They also fault GPU for not notifying Bank. William Dowd and Bernard Riley them in time to institute damage control Red Bank are Middletown’s attorneys. 26 Broad St. during the three-day heat wave. According to Middletown Mayor (732) 530-6659 In the meantime, suffocating heat Raymond O’ Grady, the goal o f the meet­ www.murphysgnll.com blanketed the area for the second time "Where friends recommend friends to”/& ing is to sit all of the lawyers down and over the weekend, but O’Grady said, decide whether it is feasible to sue GPU. “There was a remarkable difference in “GPU has a lot to explain, but litigation the way GPU handled this last one. is difficult because of the way they are “We were given prior notice that their structured,” he said. were GPU workers on site,” he said. Riley agrees, noting that court deci­ “They called me on Friday to insure us sions have restricted damages that utili­ that there were extra people on duty.” ties have had to pay for outages. According to the mayor, there were “There have always been immunities some minor outages, but they were nor­ applied to public utilities,” he said, “They mal. “ GPU went the extra nine yards,” he can’t be held responsible for everything said. that occurs. Neighbors New Raritan athletic director are Losing Lost 90 lbs., Waist 46" to 34" Lost 63 lbs. has strong soccer background 1,000s of Kevin Teehan, Iseiin Ann Phillips, Spring Lake Heights Form er All-Am erican He also coached the Monmouth University men’s soccer team. took over dept. He also owns the New Jersey Select Pounds J u l y 1 Soccer Camp. Ramsey guided the New Jersey HAZLET — Raritan High School’s Stallions to their only winning season YOU CAN new director of athletics/physical edu­ (13-9) and developed the Monmouth cation Wayne Ramsey is a former All- University team into a Northeast American soccer player and coach of Conference contender, according to a the New Jersey Stallions. Hazlet Board of Education press Ramsey took over the position July Lost 80 lbs. Size 24 to 8 Age 16 and Lost 75 lbs. release. RoseMarie DePaolis, Tinton Falls Anthony Basile, Middletown 1, replacing Vincent Smith, who is His playing experience includes retiring. college soccer at Trenton State Ramsey has been a health and phys­ College, where he was an All- 1008 HWY 34 (Pine Valley Plaza) 732-441-3333 ical education teacher for the past 15 American in 1982, and a professional WOODBRIDGE 825 Rt 1 S. (Opposite Loman Ford) 732-326-9100 years at the Pinelands Regional school stint in the National Professional MARLBORO District in Tuckerton, where he also Soccer League. coached the varsity boys’ soccer team. 172 RT. 9 NORTH 732-972-9604 HOLMDEL 2124 HWY 35 (at Laurel Avenue) 732-671-2300 O C E A N T W P. 1813 HWY. 35 (Next to Carvel) 732-663-1444 WALL B i g R a y 's 2175 HWY 35 (Sea Girt Crossroads) 732-974-7655 BRICK 512 BRICK BOULEVARD 732-262-1777 I

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Continued from previous page Township Engineer William Farrell of T&M Associates in Middletown, stated KaS Specializing In Group Travel According to Schwebel, the rest room grab A D A standards have changed since the law F o r Over 25 Years! bar measures 28 inches from ground-level went into effect. while ADA requirements are between 33 “Some of the ADA standards have and 36 inches. evolved over time,” Farrell said. “Things do k i t * ■ * Other areas of concern to Schwebel are change, depending on the time of the pro­ the township’s main library on New ject. Today, there may be different stan­ Monmouth Road and the schools through­ dards than in the past.” out the district. He added that the process for site plan Special Incentives At the library, she stated, there is no approval of any new construction does for Groups, Group Leaders & van-accessible parking with an access aisle, involve his input. Independent Travel Agents! the curb ramp is too far from the parking “The site plan goes to the township’ s area, the bathrooms are not accessible, the Planning Board, then it comes to my office A1 library’ s main counter is too high and a per­ and we do look at it to conform to A D A son with disabilities must travel too far in requirements and the Planning Board does 3048 Hwy. 35 and Bethany the back of the facility to access informa­ require that,” Farrell added. H a zl tion. He did admit that some contractors do In a memorandum to Leo, Schwebel not conform to original site plans that are claims that all 17 ichools in the district have A D A compliant and township officials are accessibility problems. Bayview Elemen­ not always able to visit new construction With over 1,400 locations nationwide (via Parent Co. International Tours) and tary school, she sfated, has noncompliant sites before work begins. Corp. Blocked Cruises and Tours we simply offer you more dates for less! curb cuts. In an effort to ensure A D A compliance, At the middle schools, children with dis­ the township requires builders to supply site abilities are illegally carried out of the plan performance bonds of various financial buildings by staff during fires drills because amounts. In the event a site needs improve­ there are not enough accessible entrances in ments, the township will not release the the buildings. , bond until the changes are made, Farrell A r t i s a n " t B S S S T Schwebel’s memorandum listed a num­ explained. . The Sign o f Q uality Hom e im provem ent ber of other areas in the township that are “If it’s not in compliance, then ad­ noncompliant with the ADA. justments are made,” Farrell said. Help sought for Aug. 3 Matawan celebration The third annual Downtown Matawan open for the event and there will be vari­ Celebration will be held on Main Street on ous demonstrations from local businesses Aug. 3 from 7 tolO p.m. Main Street will available. Fitness model Mike Alfieri will Vinyl Siding & Vinyl be closed for the event, which attracted make an appearance. more than 1,000 people last year. The festi­ Help is being sought for the production Replacement Windows val is being produced by the Downtown of the festival. To volunteer or for more in­ $AVE • $AlfE • $AVE Matawan Alliance, a group dedicated to the formation, call the alliance hot line at • A d d itio n s • Bathroo m s • Ro o fin g • D ecks continued revitalization of the borough. (732) 566-9570; or send e-mail to Put Your Biggest Investment into the hands of the professionals at Artisan The celebration will feature live music matawanm [email protected]. by local swing band Swing Street and a Information is also available at Matawan your Mwefiience' performance by the New Jersey rock band On-line, located on the web at Mission Dance. Area merchants will be www.matawan.com. 156 W. Front St., Keyport 8 8 8 - 0 9 5 8 INTERSTATE C E L L U L A R 5 epperfjea& s §> DigitalChoice SAVE $30 Monthly Monthly Local Um aurant £ $ul> Access Airtime Minutes

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OPEN Aberdeen comes up with SUNDAYS $175K for soccer fields Hearing on ordinance constructing and maintaining them. “The timing in my opinion is really 1 2 -3 p m scheduled for M onday exquisite, in light of the women’s soccer BY LINDA D eNICOLA team win,” said Township Manager Mark Staff Writer Coren, referring to the national team’s recent World Cup victory, ABERDEEN — A bond ordinance The Township Council also voted to put reappropriating $175,000 from various together a bond ordinance that would fund Checking capital improvement projects to fund two the replacement of a sewer system force soccer fields in the township was in­ main on Oxford Lane. A l w a y s troduced last week. The township manager and council A public hearing followed by a vote on members agreed that it would be wise to adoption will be held at 7 p.m. Monday. replace the force main now and not put it 24-hour ATM Five appropriations have been de­ off. creased to fund the field project. The No. 9 force main, at the intersec­ The playground equipment appropria­ tion of Oxford Lane and Route 34, has cost Home Equity Ime of tion would go from $35,000 to $30,786.70, the township $120,000 in repairs over the with $4 ,213 to go toward the soccer fields. past two years. BELOW PRIME Another $137,850 would be taken from The old main, which runs down Oxford 1 / B the police substation account, leaving that Lane to the pump station on Overlea Lane, For life of line* appropriation with a zero balance; $21,407 has deteriorated because of soil conditions, /2%f< would be taken from the $60,000 Coren said. MEMBER EQUAL HOUSING FDIC Interest only 5 years LENDER Economic Development Study; $11,224 “It will be replaced with PVC piping from the $28,168 appropriation for the because (that) doesn’t react to alkaline. purchase of the library computer system; “ It’s not a good idea to wait. 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Maximum loan to value 65% 1-4 family owner occupied residences only. Other LTV plans available. Property insurance required. Rate Board of Education. ordinance and an emergency appropriation includes 1 % discount contingent upon all payments being direct charge to your Community Bank of New Jersey checking account. The township will lease the fields from resolution will be on the agenda at the board for $ 1 and will be responsible for Monday’s public meeting. INDEPENDENT, JULY 21, 1999 9 Aberdeen PBA contract Chef Training in Progress finaly signed after 6 yrs. • Culinary Arts and Pastry & Baking programs • Day, night and weekend schedules creases for 1997, 1998 and 1999. Am biguities held up O f the 34 officers on the Aberdeen • Brand new kitchens and tuition rates up to signing, but not police force, 26 were budgeted to receive 52% less than other NYC culinary schools the increases. “They have already received pay hikes, Coren says their raises, even though the contract was • Placement programs and financing available not signed,” Coren said. BY L IN D A D eNICOLA “ It was a matter of interpretation on the • Peter Kump's also offers over 500 recreational S taff W riter wording of two issues. The arbitrator cooking and wine appreciation classes annually ABERDEEN — An August 1998 contract cleared up the ambiguities and made a between the Policemen’s Benevolent decision in January. The drafting of the PETERS 50 West 23rd St* NY, NY 10010 Association (PBA) Local 163 and the agreement started at that time,” Coren NEW _____ township, which was supposed to have explained. 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E lliot M. Heller M.D. up Navy pier extension Andrew J. M iller M .D. Latest advances in treating nation’s military commitments,” he said. Funds w ould also Ear, Nose, Throat, Sinus In addition to improvements at Earle, im prove security at Pallone and Holt announced a major fund­ • Facial Plastic Surgery N aval W eapons Station ing initiative to modernize Fort Mon­ • New Laser Technology relives ALLERGIES, mouth’s telecommunications infrastruc­ nasal and sinus congestion BY LINDA PeNICOLA ture. Noting that the fort hosts the Arm y’s • Sore throat, tonsillitis, hoarseness Staff Writer Communications and Electronics Com­ • Laser surgery for snoring M IDDLETO W N — Legislation to mand (CECOM), Pallone said that • Evening & Saturday appointments expedite the extension of the Earle Naval CECO M has the lead role in devising and • Participating in most insurance plans Weapons Station Pier 2 and to fund securi­ equipping the Army for the 2 1st century ty improvements at Naval Weapons Station through its advanced telecommunications A s s o c i a t e s in (732) 617-1800 and digitized war-fighting efforts. Earle has passed the full House of E a r , n o s e , t h r o a t , 203 Route 9 South, Marlboro, NJ Representatives. That legislation is expected to come A N D SINUS 1150 Amboy Ave., Edison, NJ , The pier is located in the Leonardo sec­ before the full House later this summer. tion of Middletown and the weapons station in Colts Neck, Howell and Tinton Falls. They are connected by rail and Normandy Road. Acting on the urging of Earle officials, U.S. Reps. Frank Pallone Jr. (D-6th) and Rush Holt (D-I2th) fought for the two pro­ visions which are contained in the Military Construction Appropriations bill for the fis­ cal year 2000, which begins Oct l . The bill was approved by the House Appropriations Committee on July 1. Pallone and Holt, in testimony before the Military Construction Appropriations Subcommittee earlier this year, called for legislative language directing the Navy to accelerate the Pier 2 project and include the required construction funding in its fiscal year 2001 budget request, and to move for­ ward with a stepped-up schedule for the security improvements, neither o f which were in the FY2000 budget submitted earli­ er this year by the president. Pier and Trestle 2 at Earle’s facility on the Sandy Hook Bay was built in 1944. Structural testing and engineering analysis of the pier have found major areas of dete­ rioration. Prompted by safety concerns, the Appropriations Committee supported Pallone and Holt’s request to move up fund­ ing by a year. In their testimony in March, Pallone and Holt noted that, given Earle’s unique suit­ ability to serve as a home port facility for AOE class ships, the Navy has decided to home port the USS Supply and USS Arctic at Earle, bringing the total number of home- ported ships there to four. “ I am fortunate to have two outstanding military facilities in the 12th Congressional District,” Holt said. “This investment in Earle, which plays a critical role in military munitions and logistics, is important to maintain our military’s readiness. I look forward to working with Rep. Pallone on behalf of the military installations that are crucial both to Monmouth County and this countiy.” The two congressmen stressed the importance of protecting the safety of pier ENTIRE workers in calling for the project to be moved forward by a year. Pallone and Holt also called for $1.25 SPRING & million for security improvements for Earle. The improvements include the instal­ SUMMER lation of an electronic surveillance system, the consecution of chain link fencing, an upgrade of the gate houses and communi­ Inventory cations upgrades. The improvements had been part of the Navy’s plans for fiscal year 2003. “ Because the pier complex at Earle is Exchanges up to 7 days. Store Credit or exchange only. one of the N avy’s most important facilities No refund on Sale Merchandise. on the Eastern Seaboard, it is extremely important that Congress provide the ______Sale does not apply to prior purchases resources for renovation of Pier 2,” Pallone Route 79 & 520 • A&P Shopping Center • Marlboro said. “With the recent successful operation in Kosovo, as well as last year’s operations in Iraq, Earle has once again proven its effec­ 946-0 825 \lon.-S;it. l(kmi-Cambridge Drive their actions and growth contin­ always gives freely. In fact, the choices at a significant point in have decided to come together too close to edge ues to be unchecked, central New entire Esposito family, especial­ his life. I am sure he did that and request emergency action Jersey residents would be well recent letter writer was ly Butch’s wife, Eileen, have with many students throughout from our elected officials and advised to be prepared for disrup­ right on target when he long been a positive force in the his career. I’m just lucky enough the law enforcement officers of tions to the creature comforts we wrote “you can’t keep district and the community. to publicly thank him for that lit­ Aberdeen. expect and now take for granted. Aadding customers without know­ Once again, I must sincerely tle chat in his office some 30 We will need the cooperation W E S FA G A N ing that down the road during a apologize for the oversight and years ago. Dennis Jackson had a of both the Aberdeen police H o lm d e l heat wave you won’t be equipped we all pray for a speedy and com­ positive impact and influence on force and the Township Council to handle the demand.” plete recovery and wish only the my life and the lives o f so many and mayor’s office to stop the Any first-year accounting or Apologies extended best for him and his family. others. It is something for which reckless drivers and slow down business student will acknowl­ MICHAEL K. KLAVON I will always be grateful and the traffic of Cambridge Drive. edge that it’ s “ highly profitable” to Esposito and fam ily Superintendent something I will never forget. Recently, the Aberdeen police to manufacture as near to full (Open letter to Esposito family) Matawan-Aberdeen On behalf of the entire have been out in force, but I fear capacity as possible. That’ s true n behalf of the Mata­ Regional School District Middletown Township Police this effort, though greatly appre­ for water, gas and sewerage treat­ wan-Aberdeen Regional Department, my sincere best ciated, may not be enough. wishes to you and your family We need “children at play” ment plants as well as electric School District, Dr. Chief thanks Jackson providers. It was just a matter of OBenjamin Miller, former principal for many years to come. signs placed where drivers will time before this agency got of the high school, and myself, I for chat 30 years ago JOHN F. POLLINGER pay attention. We need “ 25 mile Chief of Police per hour” signs moved to more caught with its pants down. We would like to extend my heartfelt s his retirement becomes M id d le to w n visible locations and I would were fortunate that the heat wave apologies for the insensitivity that official and the school came during a holiday when com­ the family of Henry “Butch” recommend installing several year has come to a close, more in order to remind those mercial usage was less or the con­ Esposito might have experienced Cam bridge Dr. needs AI would like to offer my sincere drivers of the need to maintain a sequences would have been more stemming from the graduation thanks and congratulations to widespread. ceremonies. The principal clearly traffic control now safe speed. We need a concen­ Dennis M. Jackson, Middletown trated and continued presence by Unlike earthquakes and other misspoke when he very incorrect­ ecently, the residents of school superintendent. our police force. But most of all, acts of God which strike without ly stated that he was pleased that Cambridge Drive in The cooperation between we would like to be heard. We warning, the GPU Energy chief the “entire board was present” Aberdeen have been school officials and police is not would want to sit with our elect­ executive officer could have and subsequently introduced always an easy task. Law Rbesieged by an ever-increasing ed officials, the mayor and the tuned into a local weather fore­ them. number of reckless drivers rac­ enforcement has their interests council, and have them hear our cast and known five days in With hindsight, I most sin­ ing down our street, resulting in and educators have theirs. concerns. advance to anticipate trouble. cerely regret that I did not correct However, Dennis Jackson damage to our property and haz­ Perhaps he was focused on divi­ this serious mistake when I, in As a proud resident of always worked closely with my ards to our children. This prob­ Aberdeen, I hope one day to dends and bonus dollars instead turn, made my presentation. office and the men and women lem has escalated to a critical of blackouts and life safety Under so-called “normal” circum­ raise my own family here on of the Middletown Township stage, with two vehicles driving Cambridge Drive. I can only issues. It is unbelievable that stances, board members who are up the lawns and, in one case, Police Department to ensure that hope that our mayor and our there is not an organized relay present at an event are recognized the No. 1 priority remained with crashing into the house of one of system to provide local authori­ while those who are not able to be council will not ignore our call the best interests of the students our neighbors. for help and that the families on ties news of a planned shutdown. present are not recognized. Under Cambridge Drive has the from each and every school. Cambridge Drive will receive Their public relations department these particular circumstances unfortunate distinction of bisect­ Few are blessed with the oppor­ the priority they truly deserve. can talk to any mother who is part Henry “Butch” Esposito should tunity to pursue and achieve ing Route 34 and Lloyd Road, of a “school-closed-because-of- clearly have been acknowledged. what they desire in life. Fewer making it an attractive shortcut ADAM PUHARIC snow” phone chain for a lesson in I agree wholeheartedly with still are able to have an impact for many drivers. In many cases, A b e r d e e n preparedness. Given fixed capaci­ Mr. Tagliarini in his letter of M y on the lives o f others in such a these thoughtless drivers do not ties and predictable usage pat­ 8 that Mr. Esposito is and has manner that those people whom care to remember that children FOR THE RECORD always been an effective and con­ terns, these engineers should they influence will always be are playing and a school and a The phone number to call for know precisely what needs to be cerned member of the Board of grateful for their efforts. church are located on this other­ The Right Choice dating service, shut off and for how long in order Education who consistently put In 1969, when he was a vice wise quiet street. In an attempt which was featured in a business to protect the integrity of their children first. Prior to serving on principal of Middletown High to protect our children and to article in the July 14 issue, is power grid. the board and while still serving School, Dennis Jackson took a take back this street and return it (732) 536-8981. As long as utilities operate for on the board, he volunteered for INDEPENDENT, JULY 21, 1999' 1 3 Letters Overdevelopment creates drain on power supply A ny time the temperature soars over populated as New York City or some 100 degrees, we can expect to areas of northern New Jersey. In fact, endure some discomfort. We often many New York City residents did have lose the desire to venture outside and to endure the heat without power. In New Contemporary American & Italian Cuisine choose to stay indoors, comforted by our York, politicians were all over Con air conditioners or fans. Certainly this is Edison to fix the problem. Our local lead­ “Experience total sensory ecstasy with one bite... what Monmouth County residents should ers were equally as supportive about find­ have expected when we listened to the ing the problem and fixing it but they FARFALLE...Heavenly, Tokyo Salmon...top ten dished of the year; Sicilian steak in a weather forecast. I imagine we all had should also address the core issue - over bold tasting pleaser; chocolate torte...inhaleable. Enter the rapturous trance; inspired and unplanned development. It is an emer­ faith in the fact that our electric company by...personal, passionate and powerful cuisine.” would supply us the power we would need gency situation when thousands of resi­ to ride out the heat wave. dents are living without electricity. Some ★ ★ ★ Andrea Clurfeld, Asbury Park Press Not so. Not only did we have to endure local businesses lost two days of revenue the heat and humidity without air condi­ from the power loss. tioning or fans - we had the inconve­ It is time for the county to take precau­ Private Party Rooms Fixed Price 4 Course Dinner nience of no power at all. Can we really tions and ensure this situation does not blame the utility company or is it the fact arise again. It may be time to issue a Catering ^ Platters S 1 4 . 9 5 that we are allowing Monmouth County to moratorium on building. We cannot con­ Order bv 6:30 bm*exduding Sat. be overdeveloped and overpopulated so tinue to allow people to build new homes quickly that our electric company in its or buildings if we cannot handle what we greed to sell electricity cannot keep up already have. Precautions are always with an upgrade in services. taken to ensure adequate water supply to 200 Ocean Blvd., Long Branch 732-870-0628 The power shortage should be an eye all county residents in the event of a opener to township planners and zoning drought or an emergency. We ask people A not to use water wastefully until the prob­ committees. Monmouth County cannot ^ F, AIM INVITATION TO COIV1E SEE handle additional, unmanaged growth. It lem is solved. Wouldn’t it make sense to was only two days of scorching heat and use the same measures to ensure adequate sons J ^ ^ m GPU had to shut down power in some power supply to all households and busi­ places to restore power in other places. nesses? Stop building until our services Imagine the problems if the heat had last­ equal the demand. ed the rest of the week. Our growth rate is JUDITH H. S T A N L E Y taking its toll on something as elementary President as our need for electrical power. Monmouth Conservation It is more reasonable to expect this Foundation kind of power outage in areas as densely M iddletown Students' parents feel teacher makes the grade W e are certain that all of us have development that we didn’t think were had a teacher or two who have possible. What an exceptional year - and had a positive influence on our to think that Ms. Kakos accomplished all lives, which is why it has such major sig­ of this while establishing a working rela­ W ILLIAM “COUNT” BASIE nificance when it happens to our children. tionship with each parent, which further THE COUNT BASIE Such a teacher can be found here in enhanced our children’s performances. 95™ BIRTHDAY BASH Middletown at Nut Swamp Elementary We applaud and thank Ms. Kakos and ORCHESTRA her wonderful support staff for such an SWING DINNER/DANCE D i r e c t e d b y G r o v e r M it c h e l l School. Her name is Darryl Kakos. Early at the Robert B. M eyner R eception C enter in the school year, it quickly became ap­ outstanding year and for making a pro­ parent that she was not just your average found difference in the quality of our chil­ August 20th - 7:30 p m A u g u s t 21 s t - 8 :0 0 p m teacher but a highly gifted professional dren’s education. We feel Ms. Kakos is a credit to her profession and to the 99 Monmouth Street, with an innate talent for bringing out the Red Bank, NJ best in children. She embraced every chal­ Middletown school system as well. In a .Count Visit us at our web site society where we continue to search for BOX OFFICE www.theatre-link.com/cbt lenge with the utmost confidence, enthusi­ (732) 842-9000 asm and determination. Her energy and role models for our children, it is nice to passion for teaching inspired her students know we have one right here at home. to learn, and gradually we began to wit­ THE PARENTS OF ness some small miracles. Our children MS. K A K O S ’ STU D EN TS began to excel and to reach levels of M iddletown State officials are making open space a priority Y esterday in Washington, D.C., the to see our elected officials, including U.S. House approved $30 million in Reps. Holt, Frank Pallone (D-6th) and Land and Water Conservation Christopher Smith (R-4th), taking such a Fund matching grants for communities strong stand on a national level. Putting a that would like to preserve open space. stop to sprawl is a nationwide issue and TUB & showe: The amendment, backed by U.S. Rep. certainly deserves the attention of the fed­ Rush Holt (D-12th) makes states eligible eral government. DOOR SALE for up to $2 million in federal funding for Our most sincere thanks to our represen­ open space and recreation. tatives for their hard work and dedication to •N ew “Clean Track The people of Monmouth County and such a worthwhile and necessary cause. • C ustom Sizes throughout the state of New Jersey have SHARON L. BURNHAM made it very clear that the preservation of Executive Director open space is a priority. It is so wonderful Monmouth Conservation Foundation O f f * Grateful for success of Matawan fireworks display *Does not apply to installation EXPERT INSTALLATION • FREE ESTIM ATES M atawan Recreation would like to Presbyterian Church and Sultan Palace. thank the following groups for a Thanks also to the citizens who came ]FR EE Shop-At-Hom e Service safe and successful July 3 fire­ out in the heat to view the fireworks dis­ works display over Lake Lefferts: play. IJKIIIJO 7 4 1 -7 5 0 3 Matawan Police Department, Fire MATAWAN BOROUGH U ll 111 32 Broad. St., Red Bank 'MmwH I S m m TJvs. Mori.-Sat. s .'JO.am to 5:30pm Department, First Aid Squad, First RECREATION PR0 wm mm ■ WU Sun. 1 I :OG am to 4;OO pro 1 . 4 , INPEPENDENT, JULY 21-1999 RR buff adopts historic Matawan Train Station more than 90 communities expressing Tom G allo and fam ily interest. plan to m aintain exterior The Middletown station has been adopted by the John F. McCabe family of on quarterly basis Middletown. BY LINDA D eNICOLA Under the program, local businesses, ALL groups and individuals are encouraged to Staff W riter adopt a train station in their community to hildren have been adopted, roads help N J Transit maintain its appeal. have been adopted and now, train Community groups who agree to adopt stations can be adopted, as part of stations can plant and maintain flowers, HANGING CNJ Transit’s “Adopt-A-Station” program.small trees and shrubs around the station One local family has adopted the his­ building. These groups also have agreed to toric Matawan Train Station. pick up litter at the station at least four Keyport resident Tom Gallo, his wife times a year. NJ Transit provides commu­ BASKETS Joyce, and their two children, Janet, 19, nities with trash bags, orange safety vests and James, 20, plan to clean up and weed and crews to dispose o f the trash that is aroimd the 1875 station house on a quar­ collected. terly basis. State Transportation Commissioner and (WITH THIS AD - EXPIRES 7-28-99) “We were supposed to do it during the NJ Transit Board Chairman James first week in July,” Gallo said, “but Weinstein said, “Transportation should not because of the heat wave, we put it o ff’ only be seen as a way to and from work, until last weekend. but as a way to enhance the economy of The Matawan Train Station is one of 12 communities and help attract businesses to West Front Street stations that have been formally accepted the area while improving the quality of life MOLZON into the program, which is modeled after for local residents. the New Jersey Department o f “That is why we are so excited about Transportation’s “Adopt-A-Highway” pro­ working with Tom Gallo and his family to *- Nursery gram and is designed for active stations, ensure that our efforts to improve the but also includes inactive ones such as the Matawan Train Station are in harmony historic Matawan site. with the surrounding community.” Lincroft The other stations which are part of the NJ Transit Acting Executive Director Inn Middletown-Lincroft Road (Between Rt. 520 & W. Front St.) program are in Avenel, Bridgewater, High Stanley J. Rosenblum, said, “This train sta­ RT. 520 Bridge, Madison, Middletown, Mount tion, like the library, fire department and LINCROFT Olive, Paterson, Rahway, Roselle Park, comer coffee shop, are part o f the fabric of Brookdale Elizabeth and Clifton. the community which supports the eco­ College 741-9098 The Adopt-A-Station program was first nomic and cultural vitality of the area.” introduced as part of NJ Transit’s Earth Holmdel Red Bank Hours: N J Transit is the nation’s only statewide «- M onday - Saturday 8-6 • Sunday 9-5 Day Celebration in 1998. Since that time, public transportation system providing the agency has received requests from bus, rail and light rail services for 358,000

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daily commuters on 1,777 bus and light rail routes and 12 rail lines. It is the third I t ' s S o o o largest transit system in the country with 161 rail stations and more than 17,000 bus S u r e ^ Wish I’d w stops linking major points in New Jersey, New York and Philadelphia. B ou gh t cu P aln v Tre& \ 4 Gallo, who works for NJ Transit as the program manager-station improvements, f r o n t said he would have volunteered to adopt the train station regardless of his job. “I like trains,” he said. Gallo has written six books about rail­ roads and has a new book coming out in This Station Adopted by starting cut o n ly $ 2 5 0 August. Called the Henry Hudson Trail/Central New Jersey’s Seashore TOM GALLO Branch, it is about the former railroad right of way between Aberdeen and JERRY WOLKOWITZ I j V y f r 3 PALM TREES I | Atlantic Highlands, which the Monmouth Tom Gallo and his son James scoop up Offer expires 8/27/99 County Park System has transformed into paper at the old Matawan Train Station, a popular recreational trail. which they have adopted, while his wife, 877-280-PALM (7256) P.O. Box 551 Most of his books include references to Joyce, collects the debris. the economic and growth impact that trains have had on the communities they have served, Gallo said. The historic Matawan Train Station ALL STATE SEAMLESS was built by the Central Railroad of New Jersey. Community interest and financial support directed the route of the New York & Long Branch Railroad through towns like Matawan, Red Bank and Long Branch. The route is now part of NJ Transit’s North Jersey Coast Line, Gallo explained. “These towns did not have good wa­ terway transportation systems to the mar­ kets of New York City. What little they did have was slowed when the Raritan Bay froze over more frequently before global warming.” Gallo explained that Matawan was a rail transportation hub. “One connecting line brought produce from the rich agricul­ tural fields of Marlboro and Freehold. Another carried summer tourists to the • FULLY INSURED Jersey Shore on the Seashore Branch that . Q U A L I T Y followed the Raritan Bay through Keyport, CRAFTSMANSHIP SALES • SERVICE * REPAIRS Keansburg, Middletown Township, Atlantic Highlands and the Sandy Hook ASK US ABOUT OUR 6” GUTTER region,” he noted. The historic building at the Matawan SUMMER SPECIAL UPGRADE SPECIAL station represents a typical design used by We will remove your home’s old 6” Gutters Carry 40% More the CNJ in at least 10 other stations in the state. Similar stations still standing are in gutters and leaders and install Volumes of Water than 5” Red Bank and Fanwood. all new seam less gutters ... 6” G utters Mean... According to Gallo, its importance • Less Clogging centers around its age and a standard • More Drainage design tailored somewhat for each com­ for only *1.75 per foot munity application. Equally as important • Prevent Overflowing & are its economical and social contributions min. 100 linear feet Back Draining Between to Monmouth County’s growth and the Must present coupon • Exp. 8/30/99 I Soffits & Facias fact that most of the older buildings/facto­ .J ries that once surrounded the station have been razed, making it the last standing representative structure of an earlier era. GUTTER GUARDS INSTALLED - Anyone interested in adopting a neigh­ borhood rail station should call NJ Transit PRO TECT YOUR INVESTM ENT AND SAVE ONLY 9 9 at (973) 491-7032. FUTURE GUTTER CLEANING CHARGES! 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For more information, call (732) 739-0653. English handbell ringers to perform The First Presbyterian Church of Matawan will feature the Blacon Handbell Ringers from Chester, England, in a free concert on Sunday at 7 p.m. The group, which is on its sixth visit to Matawan, is on a four-week tour of the United States and Canada. After leaving Matawan, the young ringers, ages 11 - 13, will perform at the United Nations in New York, and in other venues between here and Florida, including the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. The ringers perform in an unusual “off-table” style of ringing. The church is located at 883 State Highway 34, Matawan. For more informa­ tion, call the church office at (732) 566­ 2663. Holocaust center to honor Howard Schoor The Center for Holocaust Studies at Brookdale Community College in Lincroft will honor Howard Schoor at the eighth annual Testimonial Dinner and Journal Tribute. 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H.A.M. members chow AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING down on catch of the day Tri-town therapeutic vide funding, plus each of the three towns supplements the program, Hammond said. program offers variety Participants in the summer camp pro­ of sum m er activities gram do something different every day. They go swimming at Seven Presidents BY LINDA P eNICOLA Park in Long Branch and at the Hazlet S taff W riter Swim Club. ABERDEEN — The trip was fun, the There is a dance class at the Matawan fish were biting, and the food was free for Community Center, bowling at Airport Remove dust, dirt, 28 participants in the Hazlet Aberdeen Plaza, miniature golf in Middle-town, PRESSURE W ASHMG pollen and dust and Matawan (H.A.M.) program for plus paddle boating and canoeing at Restore decks, fences, mites from your developmentally handicapped people who Turkey Swamp Park in Freehold Town­ aluminum and vinyl siding heating and went on a fishing trip sponsored by the ship. to its original color while cooling “On Wednesdays we take trips. Last removing stains and mildew Point Pleasant Charter Club. system while Each of the participants caught at least week we went to New York City to see from washed areas. Smokey Joe’s Cafe. improving efficiency. one fish during the fishing expedition on Fully insured the Miss Michelle 111 out of Point “We will also be going horseback rid­ ing in Howell,” Hammond added. 1 5 years HOUSE SPECIAL: $150°° Pleasant, said Bernadette Hammond, who experience runs the therapeutic recreation program. H.A.M., which is run out of the mu­ (Includes upto 15 vents & 2 access panels) “We kept 12 of the fluke, but had to nicipal building, also sponsors spring and Free throw the rest back because they were fall programs. “Last spring we went to E stim ates CLEAN AIR SERVICES Lake George (N.Y.) for three days,” under 15 'A inches,” Hammond added. 800-787-2707 The group was also treated to lunch at Hammond said, adding that overnight trip (800) 787-2707 Clark’s Landing in Point Pleasant where participants have to be over 18 years old. they had the pleasure of eating the fish they had caught. H.A.M. provides programs for devel­ opmentally disabled people, ages 7 and up. 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list for the spring semester: HONORS Red Bank: Lisa A. Bertelsen, Lisa M. Bomemann, Anne C. Kallfisch and Trina K atie M atulonis o f Red Bank and L. Vodhanel; Robin Joline of West Long Branch repre­ Hazlet: Martha L. Heckel; sented Monmouth County at the 36th Holmdel: Aimee S. Ferraris, Arthur P. Annual Citizenship Washington Focus Haverty, Jeffrey M. Kerwick, Erin M. held at the National 4-H Center, Chevey McCullaugh and Jennifer L. Rosen; Chase, Md., recently. More than 600 teens Lincroft: Mary M. Tobiasson and from throughout the United States were in Mamie A. Weber; attendance. The Monmouth County 4-H Aberdeen: Heather A. Balavram; and Association funded the trip to the leader­ Middletown: Leah G. Balko, Jeffrey L. ship and citizenship program, providing Johnson and Sheryl K. Tockerman the teens an opportunity to understand the importance of civic and social responsibil­ Drew University in Madison named ities for the development o f better citizens the following local students to the dean’s and leaders. list for the spring semester: Red Bank: Rebecca Lynn Fraser; Shang-Lin E. Chen of Middletown Hazlet: Ronald Michael Clearly; received a Robert C. Byrd Honors Keyport: Dubravka Dunja Djokovich; Scholarship to be awarded $1,500 annual­ Matawan: Saul Michael Buchalter, ly for four years. The scholarship was pre­ Denise Marie Marzullo and Caren Dana sented to 18 1 graduating seniors from Buchalter; across New Jersey. She is a graduate of Middletown: Maureen Ann Cadigan, Ranney School in Tinton Falls. Kristin N. Foos and Kristy Brooke Miskoff.

Michael Silverstein of Aberdeen was DEGREES AWARDED named to the dean’s list for the spring semester at Brandeis University in Waltham, Mass. The son of Larry and Shirley A. Huang of Red Bank Denise Silverstein, he is a member of the received a bachelor’s degree cum laude class o f 2000 at the university. from Brandeis University in Waltham. She is the daughter of Richard and Nini Huang. Nicholas Cala of West Keansburg was named to the dean’s list for the spring Drew University in Madison recently semester at Belmont Abbey College awarded degrees to the following local stu­ (N.C.). dents: Lisa A. Tomaszewski of Red Bank, Jessica Lee of Matawan has been master of arts; inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa National Dubravka Dunja Djokovich of Honor Society at Boston University Keyport, Phi Beta Kappa, Drew Scholar, (Mass.). The university invites seniors to Psi Chi, summa cum laude, bachelor of join the society who have maintained high arts; academic distinction throughout their col­ Saul Michael Buchalter of Matawan, legiate careers. She graduated from the bachelor o f arts; university in May with a degree in biology Maureen Ann Cadigan of Middle­ and has been accepted into the university’s town, Sigma Delta Pi, bachelor of arts; School of Medicine. She was a Trustee Elizabeth Anne Ford of Middletown, Scholar and studied abroad in Seoul, bachelor of arts; Korea for a semester. A 1995 graduate of Kristina Laura Harwell of Middle­ Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High town, bachelor of arts; School, she is the daughter o f Choong and Kristy Brooke Miskoff of Middle­ Hyung Lee. town, bachelor o f arts; and Catherine Diane Schaber of Middle­ Pennsylvania State University named the following local students to the dean’s town, Sigma Pi Sigma, bachelor o f arts. Leather Sofas, Loveseats and Sectionals Everyone shops around. You're too savvy not to. Red Bank slates 43rd Annual Sidewalk Sale Knowledgeable consumers shop us last for the sharpest Red Bank will hold its 43rd Annual More than 325 specialty stores will be prices and the largest selection of Natuz a in Central & Sidewalk Sale on July 30 from 8 a.m. - 6 involved in the event, featuring items from Southern New Jersey. Educate yourself. Empower yourself. p.m. and July 3 1 from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. ball gowns to planters to jewelry. Then come in to Dina’s. You’ll be sold. BANKRUPTCY + B EST PRIC E on Natuzzi3 Leather SEE U S LA ST L E E W O O D w + FREE DELIVERY with this ad, in Greater Media Newspapers Circulation Area CHAPTER 7 - *700 Nails Salon ♦ ONLY n S A L E S TAX Professional Sculptured Nails-Full Set-Fill-Tips Curve CHAPTER 13 -*900 Silk Wrap-Manieure-Pedicure-Airbrush Designs Our leather furniture warehouse is open plus filing fee to the public by appointment only. To schedule art appointment, kindlr call FREE AIR BRUSH DESIGN for: 367-6565 during business hours. \ 1 DINA'S DINETTESl DINA’S Keep Your Home and P A c r y l i c C r y s t a l 2nd ST. \Kl- fSTORf) I F m x S e t I F u i x S e t Your Assets In Many Cases! I *25.00 I * 8 0 . 0 0 F i l l ' h DINETTES 0 !% . for further information call I F i l l I ^ ----- | *1 5 .0 0 I * 1 8 . 0 0 Since 1989 a U d L e U t h e V ^ F-xp. Ivxp. 9-30-99 _l^)_9-y0_99 Sun., 12-4 Mon.-Thurs. 10-5 128 Clifton Ave. • Corner of Second St. and Clifton Ave. 732-747-0100 „ Wed. Night 7-9 ONLY 13 MILES SOUTH OF FREEHOLD RACEWAY MALL! Special S ilk W rap ‘ “* 3 5 .0 0 JUST ONE BLOCK OFF ROUTE 9! Friday 10-2 • Closed Sat. Douglas E. Freiberger, Esq. H azlet Plaza LAKEWOOD R t. 35 Poole Ave. OPEN 7 DAYS VISA MON.-SAT. SCHNEIDER FREIBERGER PC _ 9:00 AM-8:00 PM (732) 367-6565 1 -800-870-DIN A H azlet, SU 07730 10:00 A JL 4:00 I’M INDEPENDENT, JULY 21, 1999 1 9 I t’s Easy to Enjoy The* Sum m er W k m Y o ti

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FAN the nation for someone his age, according In order to qualify for the test, Eric had COMPLETELY INSTALLED - Expires 8/31/99 to Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, to score at least 97 percent on a standard­ JOB DONE W ITHING 72 HOURS Md. ized aptitude or achievement test prior to Eric had the highest score in the coun­ the PLU S exam. try on the verbal section of the PLUS Last year Eric attended Thompson Academic Abilities Assessment adminis­ Middle School, but he will attend The dad T O L L FR E E tered last spring by the Johns Hopkins Ranney School in Tinton Falls when (732)591-0966 University Institute for the Academic school begins in September. License #12849 Advancement of Youth. The Johns Hopki is talent search, now “I was pretty excited,” Eric said on in its 20th year, is ihe largest pre-college Monday. “It was a complete surprise.” academic talent search in the world, Sixth-grader Eric received the good according to an institute spokesperson. news when he attended the Johns Hopkins The institute breaks down the talent Celebrations of Talent ceremony at searches into three categories. Look in next w eek’s paper Monmouth University, West Long Students in second through fourth Branch, on June 5. grades makfe up the Elem entary Talent f o r Although he was informed he had Search. Fifth- and sixth-graders partici­ scored well on the test, Eric said he found pate in the Young Student Talent Search out he had the top score on the verbal sec­ and seventh- and eighth-grade students tion when he opened the program at the make up the Talent Search category. Coupon X-press ceremony and saw his name. 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Blue Acres program helps preserve wet­ Green Beans 2 lbs. rCV In November, voters approved a dedi­ lands and waterfront property, according Jersey Tomatoes cated fund for open space with a tax of to Township Administrator Joseph Leo. 1 cent per $100 assessed valuation that “This is the township’s first Blue Peaches & Cantaloupe sets aside the money for buying property. Acres acquisition that was authorized one Basil • Squash • Pickies • Cucumbers The tax is expected to raise $462,000 a year ago,” Leo explained. G abble • Eggplant • Kohlrabi • Beets year. The two Blue Acres parcels are both The Planning Board will hold a public vacant and are located west of the marina 'FlatBeans and Much, Much More! hearing on the open space plan Aug. 4. in Leonardo, between the marina and the Once the plan is adopted, Peters said naval pier. the township can receive up to 50 percent QUALITY FRUITS WVEGETABLES The first parcel is a .44 acre lot costing of the purchase costs for open space land $1,500. 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60-m ile, 3-day Avon trek For the real walk, participants will w ill raise m illions for trek 3 to 3.5 hours in the morning, then complete their 20 miles in the afternoon. breast cancer education “It’s going to be an amazing event,” BY MARILYN PUFF______she said, her large pet dog barking S taff W riter agreement in the background. Rhodes, who also has three adopted s a tribute to her mother who died A cats, doesn’t know the full route yet, 19 years ago from breast cancer, only that they will come south along the Holmdel resident Linda Rhodes west side of the Hudson River, cross the will walk 60 miles next month from Bear George Washington Bridge in Fort Lee, Mountain State Park near West Point, then continue south to the East Meadow N.Y., to Central Park in Manhattan. in Central Park. On Aug. 27-29, the veterinarian and research scientist will join together with The 2,000 walkers will be supported some 2,100 others in the New York with catered hot meals, water and snack Avon Breast Cancer 3-Day walk to pro­ stops, hot showers and comprehensive mote breast cancer education. medical services, according to organiz­ Participants will walk an average of ers. Each evening, walkers will enjoy 20 miles a day, traveling at their own camaraderie and entertainment, and pace, to raise money to make sure as sleep in supplied tents in the 3-Day’s many women as possible get early de­ dramatic “Mobile City.” tection of their disease, which in many To prepare, each walker was assigned cases, is life saving. a walker coach to help in all aspects of Promoting causes is brand new for training and fund raising. the 50-year-old White Birch Drive resi­ Rhodes is walking about 25-30 miles dent. a week in preparation and estimates she “This is the first time, totally,” she will walk at least 400 miles in training. said in a phone interview Saturday. While the majority of the walkers are “I’ve never done anything like this be­ women, men are also participating. fore. I always made excuses (such as) I There are a number of participants don’t have time.” from New Jersey but not that many from About a month before her May 18 the immediate area, at least that Rhodes birthday, she noticed a full-page color knows of. On a recent Sunday training advertisement in The New York Times walk, she met a lot of people from North seeking volunteers for the August three- Brunswick, she said. day walk, part of a year-old promotion “The most important message for this that kicked off last fall in southern is the money goes for a very direct ef­ California. fect,” said Rhodes. The best way to save “I felt so lucky, so healthy,” never lives is to get people in for early treat­ having had breast cancer, she recalled. ment, she said, and “even if the whole Also “turning 50 was a milestone and I event only gets one woman in, it’s worth wanted to do something to commemo­ it.” rate my mom,” she said. According to Avon, research shows Last October more than 2,300 walk­ that education and early detection are ers in southern California raised $5 mil­ key to successful treatment of breast lion in the inaugural Avon Breast AUGUSTO F. MENEZES cancer. Breast cancer is the second lead­ Cancer 3-Day. Holmdel veterinarian Linda Rhodes takes an early-morning walk Saturday to pre­ ing cause of death in women between Another 2,000-plus walkers just com­ pare for the Aug. 27-29 New York Avon Breast Cancer 3-Day walk from Bear the ages of 40 and 55. More than 35 per­ pleted a 60-mile walk in Chicago. Mountain State Park to Central Park in Manhattan. She and more than 2,000 other participants are raising money for breast cancer education. cent of the lives lost to breast cancer Proceeds are just being totaled but are each year could be saved through early expected to exceed $5 million, accord­ week of the diagnosis, followed by son Adam, who just graduated from detection of the disease. chemotherapy and radiation therapy, and Village School, are very supportive. ing to Avon representatives. Since 1993, more that 480,000 Avon was fine for four years, then had a recur­ “I think when I signed up my hus­ In addition to the New York walk, representatives across the United States rence and died at age 58. band was in total shock,” she said, but others are planned for Atlanta and Los have raised over $32 million for Avon “The moral of the story was, go in her son has told her, “Mom, we’re be­ Angeles in October. Next year they hope Breast Cancer Awareness Crusade, and get checked,” Rhodes said. hind you all the way.” to have five, according to Rhodes. through the sale of unique pink-ribbon To participate in the New York Avon “It’s very good for our children,” said Net proceeds from the money raised products. by the walkers are awarded as grants by walk, each walker must raise $1,800. Rhodes, who grew up outside of On June 24, the Centers for Disease Avon Breast Cancer Awareness However, Rhodes has a personal goal of Rochester, N.Y., and practiced veteri­ Control and Prevention in Atlanta gave Crusade, a national nonprofit initiative raising $6,000, or $100 a mile. nary medicine in Utah, caring for dairy Avon the prestigious Partners in Public founded in 1993 by Avon Products Inc. “I felt the more money we raise the cows, before settling in New Jersey. Health Award, the first time this award The crusade provides women, par­ better,” she said. “I had it in my head “Because we live such busy lives, for has been given to a corporation, to honor ticularly low-income, minority and older $100 a mile was a nice round figure. them to see us make a commitment — the Breast Cancer Awareness Crusade. women, with direct access to breast can­ “It’s very easy to raise money for this what could be a better lesson for our cer education and early detection ser­ cause because so many people have been kids.” The fund-raising deadline for the New York walk is July 30. vices at little or no cost. touched,” Rhodes said, noting that she Rhodes started training in early May, It awards grants to nonprofit and uni­ had just received a $250 check in the “just walking, walking, walking,” she Donations can be made to Avon versity-based breast cancer health pro­ mail that day, bringing her close to said. Breast Cancer 3-Day and mailed to grams in partnership with the National $5,000. With such a wonderful response, She walks at least an hour in the Linda Rhodes at 3 White Birch Lane, Alliance of Breast Cancer Organizations she said, she will probably exceed her morning, getting up early to beat the Holmdel, N.J. 07733. For more informa­ (NABCO), the leading nonprofit central goal. heat, and trains with other participants tion, you can call her at (732) 946-3639 resource for information and education “It has been a great experience,” said on weekends. or reach her by e-mail at about breast cancer. the former large animal vet who moved She recently did an 18-mile walk in 5 [email protected]. Rhodes’ mother was diagnosed with to Holmdel eight years ago and is cur­ 1/2 hours. “That was my longest walk,” For information on registering to breast cancer at age 52, but she had rently researching new medicine for ani­ she said, taking pride that she didn’t get walk in the Avon Breast Cancer 3-Day never had regular checkups and by then, mals. any blisters. or to volunteer and pledge support, call it was too late, her daughter said. Her husband, Boaz Rogan, a native of But the big test will be getting up the toll-free at 888-286-6369. “She actually was in pain,” Rhodes Israel and also a veterinarian with a next day and doing it again, something Information is also available on the said. She had a mastectomy within a practice in Metuchen, and her 8-year-old she plans to work on later this month. Internet at: www.Avoncrusade.com. 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F or most of us, all the dieting and exercise in world won’t budge those horrible lumps, bumps and dimples in problem spots such as the thighs and buttocks. In the war against cellulite, a new, high-tech weapon, the patented LPG machine, gently pulls, rolls and smoothes those embarrassing cottage cheese zones that forces us to cover up during the hot summer months. In our area, the only center that offers the 35-minute-long ender­ mologie sessions is the Monmouth Cellulite and Weight Loss Center, locat­ ed at 303 West Main St. in Freehold. FDA-approved for cellulite reduction, the machine sculpts the body, smooth­ ing those lumpy, bumpy areas for a sleeker, firmer appearance. “In the three months we’ve been of­ fering the endermologie sessions, we have not had one single complaint,” says Dr. Steven Zodkoy, certified nutri­ tional specialist at the center. “On the contrary, those who go through the program are amazed with the results.” Clients whose photos appear in be­ fore and after photos taken during var­ ious stages of the treatments show dra­ matic results. In as little as 14 sessions, the cellulite on the upper thighs and buttocks of one client appears to be completely gone. Though reduction varies from client to client, there is al­ ways a noticeable improvement. After the program is completed, periodic fol­ low-up treatments maintain the stream­ lined physique. Cellulite, a skin condition that in­ JERRY WOLKOWITZ volves fluid retention, enlargement of Jeanette DeMarco, licensed massage therapist, uses the endermologie technique on patient Ellen Stein of Manalapan at the fat cells, and the altering of connective Monmouth Cellulite and Weight Loss Center in Freehold. tissues, affects more than 90 percent of women and is directly related to hor­ ment head that combines gentle suction al face lift; the stimulation increases col­ case of the flu, where every muscle monal variations, which worsens with with two active rollers, which creates a lagen and elastin. The great appeal in shouts out in agony, yet the exact cause age. Of course, men are also bothered symmetrical skin fold. The suction lifts using endermologie for this is that the of the pain cannot be pinpointed. by cellulite (though not to the extent the skin as the rollers go to work on the process is completely nonsurgical and Because following the endermologie that women are), and some do opt for skin folds — kneading, smoothing, works beautifully, using a smaller head program increases blood flow and the sessions — especially those who reducing and redistributing the unsight­ to delicately shape the facial muscles. helps to flush out toxins from the body, see the excellent results on their wives. ly ripples. There is no pain involved; There is an added benefit to en­ it seems to alleviate a great deal of this Diet and exercise only affects deep just the opposite — clients describe the dermologie, one that comes as some­ unspecific pain, bringing much sought- fat. Cellulite, in the superficial tissue of sessions as being very pleasant and as thing of a surprise. The sessions bring after relief to the fybromyalgia sufferer. your skin, will not simply vanish along relaxing as a great massage. relief to those who suffer from fy­ with those extra pounds. The nonsurgical body contouring is bromyalgia syndrome (FMS). For additional information on en­ Endermologie, a one-of-a-kind tech­ also used on the face, and this also pro­ Fybromyalgia is widespread muscu­ dermologie and what to expect from nique applied by a certified LPG tech­ duces. dramatic results, tightening and loskeletal pain (the muscles, ligaments the program, call the Monmouth nician, reduces the cellulite with the firming jaw lines and problem spots and tendons), the cause of which is Cellulite and Weight Loss Center at LPG device — using a hand-held treat­ that tend to sag as we age. It’s a natur­ unknown. The pain feels like a bad (732) 308-1020. WEIGHT MANAGEMENT C enter for H ypnosis

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Contrary to popular belief, Non-surgical treatment of snoring snoring is not just a bad habit that the can include weight loss and the use of Le t Your Children snorer can be trained to overcome. It is an oral appliance that positions the caused by a partial obstruction of the lower jaw in such a way that the oral Grow W ith Us airway at the back of the throat and airway is opened, thus eliminating or nose. The characteristic “rattling” sound reducing obstruction during sleep. is the vibration of the soft palate and Another option is the use of continu­ Rocco Pascucci, M .D ., FAAP uvula, that soft ‘punching bag’ structure ous positive airway pressure. A mask at the back of our throats. fits over the nose, forcing air in and Neal Ruda, M .D. The resulting “symphony" is the keeping the airway open. result of the airway being constricted In some cases the condition can best Andrew Burstiner, M .D ., FAAP by one or more physical conditions: be treated surgically. Doctors use a • Poor muscle tone in the soft new laser to perform surgery known as palate. This condition may worsen Laser Assisted Uvulopalatoplasty Comprehensive M edical Care when muscles are relaxed by con­ (LAUP). This surgery, performed in one Birth through 2 1 years sumption of alcohol, drugs or smoking; of the center’s three office locations, • Enlarged tonsils and adenoids; uses exacting laser technology to N ew Patients W elcome • A large uvula; recontour the soft palate, which may Evening & W eekend H ours Available • Blocked nasal air passages, com­ play a role in obstructing the airway mon with a cold or allergies; during sleep. This treatment is general­ M any Insurances Accepted • Obstructed nasal airways, caused ly completed over a series of visits to col by polyps, cysts or a deviated septum; minimize discomfort to the patient. • Excessive weight, causing tissues The center’s three board-certified Bethany Pediatrics in the neck to be bulky and flaccid; and surgeons also perform orthognathic 1 Bethany Road & Highway 35, Building 5, Suite 65 • Hypothyroidism and other “glan­ surgery routinely to correct skeletal and dular” disorders. dental deformities, repositioning the 732-264-0700 Snoring can be a warning sign of a facial bones and reducing the obstruc­ tion during sleep. This surgery is most often performed at one of the area hos-

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It is bills, rest assured, help is here. on’t think that glaucoma is D really a group of diseases which can Bayshore Community Hospital in something that might creep up produce increased fluid pressure inside Holmdel provides this free service to on you as you get older, warns the eye, over time damaging the optic seniors each week on Monday and the Glaucoma Foundation. nerve causing loss of vision. Usually Tuesday, between the hours of 10 a.m. It can creep up on you at any age. side vision goes first. and noon and again from 1-2 p.m. on Even newborns can be affected. With regular exams, your eye doctor the fourth floor of the hospital. Nor are you necessarily safe if you can detect early signs of the disease The Bayshore Information for Senior have 20/20 vision and don’t have di­ and put you on a treatment regimen Services (BISS) program was developed abetes. that can control the situation and keep through the volunteer services depart­ “These are the myths about glau­ you from losing your sight. ment and is currently run by two coma, the leading cause of preventable The test is simple and painless. volunteers, Walter Keyl and Harry blindness,” says Dr. Robert Ritch, med­ Treatment may include eye drops, med­ Scher. The program is associated with ical director of the foundation. “The sad ications, laser or conventional surgery, CHIME (Counseling on Health fact is that too many people are in dan­ Insurance for Medicare Enrollees) or a combination of these. ger of losing vision because they think which is funded by the United States The foundation advises getting test­ they're not at risk. Tragically, 90 percent Department of Health and Human ed every four years if you are under 45, of the 120,000 Americans who are blind Services Health Care Financing Doris McKeown (r), director of volunteer as the result of glaucoma did not have but every two years if you are under 45 Administration. It offers individuals services at Bayshore Community Hospital in Holmdel, and Walter Keyl (I), to lose their sight.” and of African descent, or have any of assistance in filing claims or appeals for the other risk factors: a family history of reimbursement, help in understanding hospital volunteer, welcome seniors who The organization estimates that there are in need of information and assistance are 4 million people in the United glaucoma, nearsightedness, diabetes, a Medicare and other health insurance sorting through Medicare bills. States who have glaucoma — and half previous eye injury, or regular use of responses to claims, compares avail­ able health insurance coverage, and of them don’t even know it. cortisone or steroid products. Organizations).” People of African descent are es­ If you’re over 45, have an eye exam refers people to valuable hospital and community resources. Keyl began helping seniors with pecially at risk. One in 13 has the dis­ every two years, or every year with the their medical bills 12 years ago after he risk factors. “If you are new to Medicare and ease which occurs four to six times have questions, we can help,” states retired from a successful career as a more often than among Caucasians. It For more information about glau­ mechanical engineer with Exxon. As a coma, including personal answers to Keyl. “We are happy to explain the also is more likely to show up early in Medicare process, concepts like gap in­ BISS volunteer, he often sees people questions, call the Glaucoma who are overwhelmed with hospital life and more frequently causes blind­ surance, and provide information on ness. Foundation, at 1-800-452-8266. Medicare HMOs (Health Maintenance bills and he is pleased to be able to help. He works with individuals to sort out the bills, record Medicare payments ORTHODONTICS already made and review provider bills FOR CHILDREN & ADULTS for accuracy. He has a special filing sys­ tem to help with the organizational “To think DR. MARTIN WEINSTEIN process and states that he enjoys all of ORTHODONTIST - NJ PERMIT #3705 the number crunching. 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We “Only a small percentage of people 5. Don’t suppress your emotions. ily, but it will not remove the conditions take them for granted. We are generally with TMJ pain develop significant, long­ Shedding a few tears is a healthy way to that cause it. It may actually interfere with oblivious to the complicated system of term symptoms,” Dr. Krost says. “Pain, relieve your anxiety and may even pre­ the treatment plan outlined by your doc­ muscles and bones that allows us to open particularly in the chewing muscles vent a headache. tor. our mouths. and/or jaw joint, is the most common 6. Create a quiet scene. You can’t Brian Krost, DMD, is a board certified Take a few seconds and place your symptom.” always make the time to get away, but oral surgeon who is a partner in The fingers in front of your ears. Then, open Other likely TMJ symptoms include: you can relax as you dream about a quiet Center for Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and close your mouth. You can feel the • limited movement or locking of the countryside or scenic seashore. Add to with offices in Ocean Townships Freehold joint on each side of your head. Because jaw; the moment by playing soft music or by and Hazlet. these joints are flexible, the jaw can • radiating pain in the face, neck or move smoothly up and down, and side shoulders; to side. To keep this motion smooth, a • Painful clicking, popping or grating Sen. Joseph Palaia tours soft disc lies between the lower jaw and sounds in the jaw joint when opening or the bone at the side of your head (called closing the mouth; the temporal bone.) Some of us will hear • A sudden, major change in the way program for adolescents a clicking sound when we make these the upper and lower teeth fit together. chewing movements. TMJ patients find that relaxation tech­ D uring a recent visit to the site of facility in recognition of his support. Researchers believe that most people niques can help reduce the stress that Monmouth Medical Center’s Focusing on AWARE’s drug education with clicking or popping in the jaw joint often affects their condition. The sugges­ adolescent behavioral health pro­ component, which is offered through the likely have a displaced disc. As long as tions provided should be viewed as a gram, Sen. Joseph Palaia, R-Monmouth, Long Branch middle school and as a the displaced disc causes no pain or starting point: urged that its approach to substance 12-week treatment and follow-up care problems with jaw movement, in most 1. Find activities that give you plea­ abuse prevention and treatment become program at Monmouth, Palaia proposed cases, treatment is not usually necessary. sure. Get some exercise. Physical exer­ a state model. that the prevention and treatment pro­ In fact, jaw clicking is fairly common in cise helps your mind and body work The AWARE program (Adolescents gram become a state model for decreas­ the general population. together to release pressure. Working at Reaching Excellence) pro­ ing drug use among teens. Clinical psy­ Disorders that cause discomfort or 2. Accept your limitations. Learn to vides treatment during the day to 12- to chologist Lorraine Chiavetta, AWARE pro­ pain or problems with jaw movement accept that certain problems are beyond 17-year-olds who have serious emotional gram director, notes that the program has should be discussed with your dentist or control. Make daily lists of the most or behavioral disorders, as well as inten­ been very successful at helping partici­ oral surgeon. According to Dr. Brian important things you must complete each sive after-school intervention services for pants remain drug free and in school. Krost, a board-certified oral surgeon with day. Do these tilings first. Then, if you Long Branch area children with sub­ The AWARE program is a component offices in Ocean Township, Freehold and can’t complete the list, forgive yourself stance abuse problems. Palaia, who has of Children’s Crisis Intervention Services Hazlet, “The good news is that for most and rewrite your list for tomorrow. been instrumental in securing funding for offered through the Department of people, pain in the area of the jaw joint 3. Make time for fun. Schedule Monmouth’s substance abuse prevention Psychiatry at Monmouth Medical Center, or muscles is not a signal that a serious your recreational time just as you sched­ and treatment services for adolescents, Long Branch, an affiliate of the St. problem is developing. Generally, dis­ ule time for work and sleep. was invited to tour the hospital-based Barnabas Health Care System.

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This was an During the warm weather last week 870-1118 1 inconvenient place for most of the men 100 to 150 persons went swimming and who wanted to back their judgment on bathing afternoons and nights in the river horses. The people of the locality made a at George Hance Patterson’s Newman great kick about the matter and claimed Springs Park on the Newman Springs that the boys of the neighborhood were Road. One place along the shore of the being lured from the path of virtue and property is known as Gravel Bottom and it righteousness. is a favorite spot for swimming and Between the inconvenience of the loca­ bathing. tion and the complaints of the neighbors, the managers of the room decided to move. 50 YEARS AGO Limited Units They engaged a room downtown, which is entered through Dugan alley, or Emanuel Installation of more than 40, new- A v a i l a b l e court, as it is now called. type, street lights in Red Bank was com­ Last night the Board of peted Saturday by special crews of men Commissioners decided to run the sewage brought here from the southern part of the 0% In te r e s t! of the town into the river for the present. county by the Jersey Central Power and All of the commissioners were agreed that Light company. N o P a y m e n t it would be impossible to adopt the system The new lights, ball-shaped with the of field irrigation at this time, on account upper part containing a wide-angle re­ TRMUE for 6 Months! flector and the lower part covered with of the large amount o f water which filters It's H ard 1b Stop A Thane: into the sewers in places. glass, are seen to be much more effective All of the sanitary experts agree that for than the old, shaded, light bulb type. EXTRA BONUS wilh Purchase of A/C System! some time to come the amount of sewage After 20 years’ service to the Red which would go into the river from Red Bank community, Riverview Hospital now Bank would have no appreciable effect on is seeking funds with which to rebuild the purity of the river. itself—to a size more in proportion with Last week the price of clams in the the great population increase this area has New York market advanced ten cents a realized in recent years. bushel. The clammers at Belford and Port As we pointed out in last week’s issue, Monmouth say that this increase in the the hospital, like Topsy, “just grew.” It price of clams will be a great help to them. grew out of initial beginnings at Little Silver, to Broad St., and then to its present 75 YEARS ACO site on the river front. But the population Utility Rebate 14 Seer $550 • 5 Year Lim ited W arranty grew faster. • Custom Design Installation • High Efficiency Ten shots were fired shortly after mid­ Compiled by Linda DeNicola night Sunday at the comer of Monmouth Park System to sponsor family tubing trip The Monmouth County Park System 1 0 -1 8 must be accompanied by a parent. HEATING & AIR-CONDITIONING will sponsor a family tubing trip at Cedar The cost of the trip is $17 per person; tubes 70 Years in Business! Creek in the Pine Barrens on July 31. and canoe escort will be provided. Participants will leave at 9 a.m. from Preregistration is required. For more infor­ Thompson Park, Newman Springs Road, mation or registration, call (732) 842-4000 732-747-1023 Lincroft section of Middlesex. Children age or (732) 219-9484 for the hearing impaired. www.globepetrohvac.com 3 2 : INDEPENDENT, k ■' JULY__ 21,____ 1999_ The The Limeliters, The Shaw Brothers and The Brothers Special Four Exhibits folk music Ail Members Show Events July 24 at 8 p.m. featuring works of guild Monmouth County Fair The Great Auditorium members Pilgrim and Ocean Pathways through Aug. 4 featuring: 4-H animals and Ocean Grove activities, home and garden Guild of Creative Art tickets: $17-$22 620 Broad S t., Shrewsbury tent, petting zoo, stage shows, (732) 988-0645 amusement rides, pig races, (732) 741-1441 hot air balloon races & more First Class Act ‘2»D/3*D’: Monotypes & July 21, 22, 5 -1 1 p.m. oldies concert July 23, 24,11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Paintings of Jill Kerwick; Summer Beach Concert Woodworking of Tom Volk July 25,11 a.m. to 6 p.m. July 28 at 6 p.m. East Freehold Park Gateway National Recreation through July 31 Showgrounds Area Beach Area 'E' Art Alliance Studio & Gallery Kozloski Road, Freehold Twp. Sandy Hook 33 Monmouth St., Red Bank admission: $4; children 12 and (732) 291-7733 (732) 842-9403 under free (732) 842-4000 'Open in' - Multimedia Blacon Handbell Ringers works of Jennifer Noonan; New Jersey Festival of in Concert Oil Paintings by Betsey Ballooning group from Chester, England performers, age 11-13, will Regan July 23 -25 The Monmouth County Fair will be at the East Freehold Park Showgrounds in through August also perform at United Nations featuring more than 125 hot Freehold Township July 21-25. Oakland Street Gallery air balloons; balloon rides; air July 25 at 7 p.m. First Presbyterian Church 145 Oakland St., Red Bank show; skydiving Elvis group; A Chorus Line (745) 450-2050 Circus With a Purpose; musical Theater Phoenix Productions 883 Route 34, Matawan concerts such as Blood, Sweat July 24 at 8 p.m. free of charge Photos of Kulbir Singh & Tears; fireworks; petting zoo Picasso at the Lapin Agile July 25 at 3 p.m. (732) 566-2663 Bhalla tickets: $20; $15 in advance; comedy by Steve Martin Count Basie Theatre through July $10 for children 4 - 12; $6 in presented by Holmdel 99 Monmouth St. Summer Sings Middletown Township Public advance; under 3, free. Theater Festival Red Bank July 27 from 7:45 - 10 p.m. Stephen Michael Smith, music Library Headquarters Free shuttle buses through July 25 tickets: $16-$22 55 New Monmouth Rd. Solberg Airport, Readington Duncan Smith Theater (732) 747-0014 director of Shrewsbury (732)671-3700 1-800-H0T-AIR-9 Crawfords Corner Road Chorale, Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Shelter Rock Holmdel The Playboy of the Three Unique Chefs for Change Dinner tickets: $10-$15 western World in Manhasset and to benefit Women's Center of director/founder of Sing Out! Perspectives: Works in Oil (732) 946-0427 Shadow Lawn Summer Stage paintings by Andrea Brock, Monmouth County July 22-24 at 8:30 p.m. Brooklyn to direct on July 27; featuring seven of the state's The First Unitarian Church Judith Stach, Richard Nelson Sweet Charity July 25 at 7:30 p.m. through Aug. 2 finest chefs preparing July 28-31 at 8:30 p.m. 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft presented by no charge; Nature Center, Poricy Park seven-course dinner Premier Theatre Company Aug. 1 at 7:30 p.m. July 28 scores will be provided Oak Hill Rd., Middletown through Juiy 24 Lauren K. Woods Theater (732) 842-5966 Old Mill Inn Thurs.-Sat. at 8 p.m. Monmouth University Old Mill Rd„ Spring Lake Heights Harry James Orchestra Henderson Theatre West Long Branch The Art of Healing tickets: $175 per person; Route 520 tickets: $9-$15 July 22 from 7 - 9 p.m. sponsor tables of 10 from (732) 571-3483 Normandy Park, Middletown through Sept. 7 Lincroft N.J. Center for Healing Arts Inc. $1,500-$20,000 tickets: $12-$20 free of charge reservations: (732) 530-1115 (732) 615-2260 23 Mechanic St., Red Bank (732) 223-7122 State Fair (732) 747-2944 July 2 9 -Aug. 15 ‘Weird Al’ Yankovic The Hitman Murder Thurs.-Sat. at 8 p.m. presented by Count Basie Sun. at 7 p.m. Films Photography Show: Theatre and Concerts East Mysteries: Murder by Trial Bob Gruen July 24, Aug. 7,21 at 8 p.m. Thompson Park Theatre Barn The Thief July 26 at 8 p.m. rock and roll photographer audience participation Newman Springs Road Russian film with English subtitles Count Basie Theatre through July 24 murder-mystery dinner show Lincroft (Middletown) July 22 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank reserved tickets: $12-$14 Eastern Branch of Monmouth Art Forms tickets: $20 -$22.50 Seaview Square Mall 16 Monmouth St., Red Bank Routes 35 and 36, (732) 842-4000 County Library (732) 842-9000 ext. 1 Ocean Township 1001 Route 35, Shrewsbury (732) 530-4330 tickets: $27.50 dinner & show (732) 842-5995 On the Edge of Time: reservations: (732) 922-1243 Music For Kids Jamaica inn Photographs Children's Day at Music on the Meadow Alfred Hitchcock Film Festival by Mariana Yampolsky Monmouth County Fair featuring music of local folk movie through Aug. 29 singer Adaya Henis July 28 at 7 p.m. The Monmouth Museum July 23 only: age 17 and under July 21 from 7:30-9 p.m. Brookdale Community College admitted free, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Middletown Township Public bring blanket or chairs Library Newman Springs Rd., Lincroft East Freehold Park Nature Center Poricy Park admission: $4 nonmembers; Showgrounds 55 New Monmouth Road Oak Hill Road free of charge free to members Kozloski Road, Freehold Twp. Middletown (732) 747-2266 (732) 842-4000 Geared to families; free A Bug's Life Cartoon Cartoons on Tour (732) 842-5966 Monday Evening Family Film features 25-foot interactive Festival for ages 3 V 2 and up mobile exhibit vehicle with Spirit of Life Ensemble July 26 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. free stickers; kiosks; CD Jazz in the Other Park series Registration requested sampler and cartoon video July 22 at 7 p.m. (free tickets available at library giveaways at Comcast booth; Marine Park one week prior) Eastern Branch of Monmouth appearance by Dexter West Front Street County Library July 22 from noon - 4 p.m. Red Bank 1-888-HIP-TOWN 1001 Route 35, Shrewsbury Middletown Pool (732) 842-5995 214 Harmony Rd., Middletown Black Widow Band Jazz in the Other Park series October Sky Peanut Butter-n-Jamm'n July 29 'Movies in Marine Park' series July 29 from 7 - 8 p.m. at 7 p.m. Leonardo Beach July 27 at 8:30 p.m. Marine Park sponsored by the Leonardo section of Middletown Borough of Red Bank Brenda Lynne Leach and Stephen rain location: West Front Street Red Bank Marine Park, Red Bank Michael Smith will direct "Summer Croydon Hail, Leonardo "Sweet Charity” will be performed at free of charge Sings" on July 27. 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McAlister-Morris Ern-Gallagher Lisa C. Gallagher, daughter of David Lois McAlister of Middletown and Lorraine Gallagher of Somerset, was announces the engagement of her married on April 17 to David G. Em, son daughter, Traci Lyn McAlister, to Peter of Gary and Adrienne Ern of the Lincroft Q. Morris, son of Robert and Joan section of Middletown. Morris of Northvale. The Rev. John M. Dobrosky performed The future bride is a graduate of the ceremony at Our Lady of Perpetual Middletown High School North and Help Roman Catholic Church in Ramapo College of New Jersey, Highlands, where the bride was given in Mahwah, where she earned a bachelor of marriage by her father. science degree in math with teaching Maid of honor was Suzanne Gallagher certification. of New York City, sister of the bride. She is employed as a teacher with Bridesmaids were Deborah Maston of Kaplan Educational Center, Hacken­ Hoboken and Karen Papaleo of West sack. Orange. Her fiance is a graduate of Northern Best man was Kenneth Ern of Red Valley Regional High School, Old Bank, brother of the bridegroom. Ushers Tappan and Ramapo College of New were Harry Swain of Detroit, Mich., and Jersey, Mahwah, where he earned a Timothy Cawley of Boston, Mass. bachelor of arts degree in economics. After a reception at The Warren Hotel He is employed as registered associ­ in Spring Lake, the couple left on a wed­ ate at Salomon Smith Barney in ding trip to St. Lucia. The bride is a graduate of South Paramus. Peter M orris and Traci M cAlister Brunswick High School and Penn State An October wedding is planned. University at University Park, Pa., where Lisa and David Ern she earned a bachelor of arts degree in TO OUR READERS psychology. and the University of Richmond (Va.), Greater Media Newspapers is happy to share its readers’ good news on the She is employed as human resource where he earned a bachelor of science Milestones pages. Forms are available for readers who wish to announce engagements, generalist at Deutsche Bank in New York degree in business administration. weddings, births and wedding anniversaries. Either black and white or color pho­ City. He is employed as general manager of tographs are acceptable. Professional photos are not needed. There is no charge for this The bridegroom is a graduate of Gordon’s Comer Water Co., Marlboro. service. To request a form, call (732) 254-7000, Ext. 8226. Christian Brothers Academy in Lincroft The couple resides in Highlands. STORK CLUB Robert Wood Johnson University Kimberly and Mark O’Connor of Allison and Robert Patterson of Bank, a son on June 30; and Hospital in New Brunswick announced the Lincroft, a daughter on June 23; Middletown, a son on June 28; Ellen and Donald Poling of Holmdel, a following local birth: Gina and Charles Marzullo of Patricia and Bernard Comey of son on June 30. Nicole and Matthew J. Keating of Matawan, a daughter on June 24; Hazlet, a daughter on June 29; Aberdeen, a son, Matthew Robert, June 30. Susan and Gregory Santopadre of Michelle and Vincent Grassia of Hazlet Hazlet, a son on June 24; Eileen and Kevin McCarthy of Belford, a son on June 29; announce the birth of their son, Andrew Riverview Medical Center in Red Bank Jeanette and Douglas Shaw of Hazlet, a Thomas, on April 23 at Riverview Medical announced the following local births: daughter on June 25; Lorraine and Jim Mitsiopoulos of Center, Red Bank. The baby weighed 7 Joanne and David Terwilliger of Jennifer and Kevin Smith of Red Bank, Middletown, a son on June 29; pounds, 10 ounces and joins siblings, Keyport, a son on June 22; a daughter on June 26; Patricia and Vincent Bonavita Jr. of Juliana, 6, and Stephen, 4. Grandparents are Maureen and Mark Cavallo of Annmarie and John Covert of Red Bank, a daughter on June 30; Sandy and Vincent Grassia of Woodbridge. Keyport, a daughter on June 23; Matawan, a daughter on June 27; Kara and Rich Boyko of Matawan, a Great-grandmother is Mary Scaglione of Marie and Joseph DiMari of Holmdel, Nicola and Michael Krot of Keyport, a daughter on June 30; Mendham. Godparents are Linda and David son on June 28; a son on June 23; Lorraine and William Lister of Red McCarthy of Robbinsville.

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All suspects HAZLET 31, 18 Fletcher Ave., Greenwich, Conn., a.m., July 16 at a Peachtree Lane resi­ are presumed innocent until found guilty in with driving while intoxicated and refusal dence and charged with disorderly con­ to submit to a Breathalyzer test after a duct, resisting arrest and aggravated court. A Garrison Drive resident reported his routine motor vehicle stop on Route 36 assault on a police officer, Cpl. James house was egged during the nights of July and Atlantic Avenue on July 4 at 2:03 Davis, who was not seriously injured. 13 and 14, according to police reports. ABERDEEN a.m., according to reports. H enderson w a s released on $5,000 bail. Police charged F r a n c e s M. Police charged Sherri L e e Police charged Ann Logan, 37, Matthew Pereira, 29, w as arrested at Benzinger, 39, 674 St. Georges Ave., McDermott, 29, 60 Center Ave., Morningside Avenue, Union Beach, with the A&P on Route 35, for shoplifting a cart Rahway, with driving while intoxicated Keansburg, with driving while intoxicated driving while intoxicated following a motor full of groceries and attempting to put them after a routine motor vehicle stop on west­ and possession of marijuana after a minor vehicle stop at 2:20 a.m. on July 10 on into a stolen car. The 1990 Plymouth bound Route 36 at 2:47 a.m. on July 11, traffic accident on Laurel Avenue and First Route 35. Voyager, valued at $2,000, was stolen from according to reports. Street on July 6 at 10:34 p.m., according Maria Scifo, 32, Thompson Avenue, Atlantic Highlands. Police charged Michele Ann to reports. Manalapan, was arrested at 4 a.m., July Tires were punctured on two cars Lamphier, 27, 324 Gill Lane, Unit 1B, A 24-inch Black Magna Rebound 12 and charged with driving while intoxi­ parked at Liberty Auto Care on Route 34 Iselin, with driving while intoxicated after a mountain bicycle, valued at $100, was cated and leaving the scene of an acci­ sometime between July 12-13. routine motor vehicle stop on Route 35 reported stolen from the Shore Point dent on Longview Road. She was A house on Inverness Court was bur­ and Chelsea Plaza at 1:26 a.m. on July glarized between July 7-12. A sliding glass Motel, 3360 Route 35, sometime during processed and released. 1 1 , according to reports. July 9, according to reports. Three female juveniles were charged door lock had been broken off and gold jew­ Police charged John Albert Morus, elry was stolen along with a toolbox. Three table umbrellas, v a lu e d at with stealing a car after being stopped at $350, were reported stolen from Piccolo 6:15 a.m. July 16 on Route 35 north­ Cafe, 2780 Route 35, sometime between bound. Two, ages 13 and 16, are from July 2 and July 9, according to reports. Sayreville, and the third, also 16, is from Two 10-speed bicycles valued at $300 Laurence Harbor. The car belonged to a were reported stolen from an Indian Hill friend. The girls were released to their par­ Court residence sometime during July 9, ents. according to reports. 1 pp 12"x18" Vehicle Magneis mIDDLET0W 500 Business Cards HOLMDEL Frederick L. Tampe, 49, of 865-B 12"x18" Job Site Sign w/cnmpany name & plione# Michael Severson, 18, Mound, Minn., Douchester Lane, New Milford, was 732-275-1034 732-442-9399 was arrested at Holmdel Park parking lot arrested on July 14 at 2:55 a.m. for driving No. 1 at 8:43 p.m., July 14 and charged while intoxicated. The arrest occurred in 1835 Hwy. 35 No. 45 W. Pond Road Route 36. Middletown, NJ Woodbridge, NJ with possession of a controlled, danger­ ous substance under 50 grams, and drug Raymond J. Abbate, 49, of 41 Manny paraphernalia. Way, Red Bank, was arrested on July 9 at Holmdel Pharmacy, Holmdel Road 10:57 p.m. for driving while intoxicated. and Route 520, was broken into the night The arrest occurred on O a k Hill Road. of July 8-9 through a rear door. The inves­ Corrinne McCann, 26, of 562 Carson tigation is ongoing and information on Ave., Perth Amboy, was arrested on July what, if anything, was taken was not avail­ 10 at 11:30 p.m. for possession of under able. 50 grams of marijuana. The arrest Peter Trezza, 25, Delaware Avenue, occurred on Route 36. Red Bank, was charged shortly after mid­ Joseph Gerard Vetter, 20, of 245 night, July 16 following a motor vehicle Forest Ave., was arrested on July 8 at stop on Roberts and Crawfords Corner 11:30 p.m. for possession of marijuana, roads. possession of drug paraphernalia and Jonathan Henderson, 18, Windward drinking under age. The arrest occurred Way, Red Bank, was arrested at 9:44 on Hutchinson Drive. D on't W ait for Community YMCA adds staff members, director The Community YMCA, a three-branch YMCA and the Newport County (R.I.) member and human services organization YMCA as an instructor for preschool headquartered in Red Bank, recently added youngsters, youth, teens and adults. She is a The Phone to-Rii new staff members. graduate of Springfield (Mass.) College. • Annie O’Pray Stattel of Marlboro has • Matthew Harris of Red Bank has been joined the executive office as director of named associate youth director and will development. She is responsible for direct­ assist the youth director with teen programs, ing the special event fund-raising programs, teen nights and other youth programs. coordinating the Reach Out to Youth annu­ Harris is a graduate of Oklahoma State al support campaign, identifying grant University and has worked with teens in his opportunities and maintaining computerized church and community. financial records and donor database. She • Alistair McCrann of Sea Bright has with an ad in was formerly the membership director of been named associate health and fitness the Red Bank branch. director of the Red Bank branch. He was GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS’ • Jennifer Coduri of Red Bank has been formerly a physical therapy aide with named youth director of the Red Bank Cooper Rehabilitation and Sports Therapy. CLASSIFIED branch on Maple Avenue. She previously He is a certified personal trainer and spin­ If you're Advertising worked at the Greater Hartford (Conn.) ning instructor. 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O'Dowd runs off with 5K for Women in Marlboro BY TIM MORRIS Leisha’s third-place finish was her best S taff W riter yet in an open race. She was undefeated in cross country and track at the Howell S omething made Annie O’Dowd Middle School last year. take off. The Old Bridge mother of Briana delighted the crowd with her four was in a two-way fight at the ninth-place finish. She is just 8 years old head of the field with Spring Lake’s and ran a remarkable 19:56. This was by Maggie Ward at the two-mile mark of the far her best performance yet in an open 5K for Women in Marlboro when she race. kicked it into another gear. This week, the Jackucewicz sisters will O’Dowd said that she had no pre-race be in Nebraska for the Junior Olympic plans to make a move at that point, but national finals. inspired by the crowd cheering her on and Running behind O’Dowd, Ward and fearing that as a runner who does better at Leisha Jackucewicz were: Phyllis Gunn of longer distance races she could be beaten Hightstown (19:14); former Manalapan if the race came down to a pure sprint, she took off. High School star Christine Corey (19:18), who now lives in Belmar and runs for “I was surprised that I was able to get Asics East; Megan Phillips of Spring Lake away like I did,” she said. “I was just hang­ (19:21); Barbara Moldoch of Point ing on. The crowd kept me going. I was Pleasant (19:27); Helen Ward of Spring worried right up to the end that someone Lake (19:53); Briana Jackucewicz; and would outkick me,” she added. “I didn’t Erin Cahil of Ewing (20:17). want to lose it. This race is a big one.” Other leading finishers included former Now in its 10th year, the Freehold Area Marlboro High standout Stella Cinoa (15th Running Club’s 5K for Women has been a in 21:25) and Freehold Borough H.S. stand­ marquee race on the summer calendar. out Michelle Miller, who now runs for This year’s race drew a field of 220 run­ Connecticut College (17th in 22:17). ners and racewalkers despite the wilting conditions. O’Dowd has competed in ge group winners were: Leisha every one and this was her first win in the A race. Jackucewicz, Under-20; Corey, 20-29; Helen Ward, 30-34; Gunn, “I always like the women’s races 35-39; Pam Spadola, Howell (21:05), 40 because you know who you’re up against 44; Patty Hancock, Toms and you can see them,” she said. “In a River (21:11), 45-49; mixed race you’re not always sure where Susan Schreck, Brielle everyone is.” (24:19), 50-59; and On Friday night, everyone knew where Marcia Shapiro, Howell O’Dowd was, at the head of the class (32:51), 60+. crossing the finish line at the Marlboro Anne Gonella of Point Municipal Complex in 18:56. She was the Pleasant won the race- only runner under 19:00 in the hot and walking competition in humid conditions. Ward held on for sec­ 31:54. Donna Cetrulo of ond at 19:07. Long Branch was tops in The 5K for Women win was O’Dowd’s the Masters division of second big victory in the area this year. the racewalking. JERRY WOLKOWITZ Back in March, she won the FARC’s St. Laurie Salberg of Paddy’s 10-Mile Run in Freehold Annie O’Dowd of Old Bridge surprised many people, Manalapan was the first including herself, with her win in the 5K for Women in Township. Freehold Area Running Marlboro. O’Dowd came about her running Club member across the first overall and capture the men’s race. prowess almost by accident. An accom­ finish line (22:56) and Brian Marley of Bloomfield (19:05), plished high school and college swimmer, Emily Harrison was first Michael Cerclia of Farmingdale (19:15) she had to give the sport up after college among Marlboro resi­ and Joshua Schwertz of Manalapan when she became a CPA and a mother. It dents (23:33). (19:48) rounded out the top five. was difficult coming up with pool time. Jeannie Allen and Domanski outran Jessica Walker of O’Dowd turned to running and found that Mary Leonard were first Rahway (23:43) to win the women’s race. longer distances are her forte. in the sister/sister team Third through fifth place went to I. Knapp “Because of my swimming background competition and first of Belle Mead (24:15), Paula Boss of 1 have endurance and do better in the among the mother/daugh­ Freehold (25:05) and Deborah Gulbin of longer races,” she said. “The best races for ter teams were Arlene and Howell (25:36). me are from 10-13 miles.” Alyse Jensen. Age group winners for the men were: Meanwhile, as O’Dowd and Ward were At the FARC’s Cerchia, 14-under; Antus, 15-19; Marley, settling matters up front, the Howell sis­ Summer Race Series last 20-29; Van Aartrijk, 30-39; Tony Bleach, ters of Leisha and Briana Jackucewicz Wednesday at the Cranbury (20:38), 40-49; Paul Fitch, were giving everyone a glimpse of the Battlefield State Park, Freehold (21:15), 50-59; Ralph Garfield, future. Manalapan, Neil Van Manalapan (21:55), 60-over. Leisha, who is just 12 years old and Aartrijk of Plainsboro Women’s age group winners were: will be an eighth-grader at the Howell (18:22) and Robin Walker, 20-29; Domanski, 30-39 and Middle School in the fall, finished an Domanski of Manalapan Boss, 40-49. impressive third in 19:11. It was she who (23:15) were the 5K win­ The 5K Series continues tonight. ran a 5:50 first mile and paced the field. ners. JERRY WOLKOWITZ Children’s races begin at 6:10 p.m., with “That’s the way I like to run, go out and Van Aartrijk turned Briana Jackucewicz (I) and Leisha the 5K set for 6:50 p.m. set the pace,” she said. “I tried to stay with back Tom Antus of Jackucewicz, both Howell, await the Call the FARC hot line at 431-2627 for the leaders but they were too strong.” Freehold (19 02) to finish starter’s gun_to begin the 5K For Women in Marlboro on Friday. additional information. INDEPENDENT, JULY 21, 1999 4 1 Hawks prepare for AAU nationals in JSBL CASELLA1 PAINTING is somewhat taller than last year’s, but Core o f team has 3-4 Klatsky noted that it relies on a team game. /4 'Decode £xfi&Ue*tce! record playing as The Hawks use a motion offense to set up shots and play man-to-man on defense. ★ Interiors ★ Staining ★ Power Washing L.B. Financial Returnees from last year’s team include 6-foot-10, 250-pound center Tahj Holden, ★ Exteriors ★ Decks Treated ★ Gutter Cleaning BY WARREN RAPPLEYEA who scored 20 points and pulled down 15 S taff W riter boards in a recent JSBL game; and 6-foot- Friendly Q uality Service 7 power forward Sean Axani. All W ork Guaranteed T he Central Jersey Hawks basket­ Casella Both played for Red Bank Regional last References Available ball team will travel to Cleveland winter. Holden will attend Maryland in the (732) 335-3978 F re e E s t i m a t e s later this month to compete in the fall, while Axani is enrolled at Rutgers. Amateur Athletic Union’s Junior Olympic Axani has been playing with Sea View National Championship, according to Fred Jeep in the JSBL, a team comprised pri­ Klatsky, who manages the team. marily of Rutgers recruits. The nine-member squad, all of whom Guards Adam Fleischner and David graduated from high school in June, is Klatsky, who both played for Holmdel currently playing in the competitive High School, also are back. Klatsky, who Jersey Shore Basketball League (JSBL), leads the JSBL in assists with 9.7 per game where it has compiled a respectable 3-4 and steals with nearly three per game, will record played under the name L.B. attend the University of Pennsylvania Financial. while Fleischner will play for Emory. Most of the JSBL competition includes Other members of the team include college and, in some cases, professional guards Rick Apodaca, who attended North players on their rosters. Bergen High School and has been averag­ Klatsky noted that the Hawks have fin­ ing 20 points per game in the JSBL, Brian ished second in the national champi­ Snodgrass of Holmdel High School, Brian onships in each of the past two summers. Wilson of St. Joseph’s in Metuchen; and The Hawks lost to a team from forwards Russell Anderson of Don Bosco Louisiana last year in the 17-year-old divi­ Prep and Doug Freiberger of Christian sion, and were runners-up the year before Brothers Academy. as 16-year-olds, losing to a team from Apodaca will play at Hofstra next win­ Standing I. to R. Jon Rudnick, Mark Casazza, Tom Comer, Chris Lang Tulsa, Okla. ter, Snodgrass at Vassar, Wilson at Holy Seated L to R. Mike Pappa, Martin Rndnick, Jim Addonizio Coach John Rivera, now the head coach Cross, Anderson at Monmouth University, at Red Bank Regional High School, is and Freiberger will join Fleischner at back at the Hawks’ helm. This year’s group Emory. SPORT SHORTS The Hazlet MetroGirls, an under-12 Club, Deal, on Oct. 21. 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All candidates must have HIT BY A DRUNK! Katelyn Miller, and Jessica Bandy, as well earned at least 60 college credits. 3) YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY OUT OF YOUR OWN POCKET FOR A as midfielders Helen Kerrisk, Michelle Interested candidates should send their re­ LAWYER IF YOU GET SUED! Rotella, Keri Costa and Ashley Wanless. sumes to the Freehold Regional High Outstanding support has also been provid­ School Board of Education, 11 Pine St., 4) YOU MAY NOT HAVE ENOUGH MEDICAL COVERAGE TO PAY YOUR ed by fullbacks Samantha Giancola, Englishtown, 07726, attention Frank MEDICAL BILLS! Patricia May, Tesia Theriot, Katelyn Hall Tanzini. For any additional information, 5) YOU WILL LOSE YOUR DRIVER’S LICENSE IF YOU CAN’T PAY A and Lauren Connelly. Strong performances call Freehold Borough Supervisor of JUDGMENT AGAINST YOU! in goal have been shared by goalkeepers Extracurricular Activities Earl Ownes at Kerri Redden and Jenifer Schulman. The 431-8360, ext. 8370. 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This 25 Kilmer Drive, Bldg. 3 Suite 109 D y a d , In c . “team player" reports Attn.: Josef Ornegri directly to the Mixing MC/VISA/DISCOVER # ____ . EXP.. Suite 201 11 Clyde Road Department Manager. We Fax # 732-972-6746 offer competitive salary, Somerset, NJ 08873 and comprehensive Check One Prayer: benefits package. Stop by □ St. Jude Novena Please return form with check or money order Fax: 732-247-6989 or send resum e to: for $31.00 payable to Greater Media Newspapers. HUMAN RESOURCES □ Prayer to St. Jude CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT Transfer Print Foils, Inc. □ Prayer to the Blessed Virgin © Principles only, no phone calls please. Greater Media Newspapers P.O. Box 538 □ Prayer to the Holy Spirit Greater Media Newspapers Thank you for your interest, however, only 9 Cotters Land P.O. 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White color, months, $ 1 5 0 . • 732-698-9583 LIVING ROOM CONTENTS 8AM-9PM, 7 DAYS fds, inc. MUSIC TEACHER Wanted Top prices paid for: Antique brass, $50. Call 732-355-1993 (SCA Network)______FOR JUDAIC PRESCHOOL furniture, oriental rugs ROTISSERIE Sofa & Love Seat, $600. Chair, DESK - "L" SHAPED $200. All exc. cond. Lamps & Fun, motivating & cre­ paintings,Jewelry & silver. We Broiler Oven, $16. Pictures, affordable $$. Sofa ative are the key words! purchase entire contents of Please call 732-721-5799 Ideal for computer workstation, 035A Help Wanted Call 732-446-4924 PERSONAL ASSISTANT estates. Will come to your $ 100. Please call 732-972-9517 Sleeper, $200. 732-566-7929 Seasonal Seeking position in (Monmouth home. Call 908-862-0200 STOVE - GAS LIVING ROOM SET - N e w County Area) in your home. Kenmore. Good condition, DESK-W alnut Thomasville Emerald Green ANTIQUES WANTED 5 drawers, 24x48. Good con­ Secretarial, accounting, enter­ $50. Please call 732-656-0289 ADJUSTABLE BED - Craft-a- D a m a s k , sofa & loveseat. OFFICE HELP - Processing Furniture • Estate »1 piece dition, $100. Call 732-739-6313 tainment planning & home Matic, single long twin. $400. Cherry end tbls., & coffee tbl. Bridal Accessory Mail Orders. NJ Galleries 732-446-9490 STOVE - Older Kenmore SW IM STAFF management. 732-345-1903 DINETTE SET - 6 arm DINETTE SET - Antique rattan. $1,000. Call 732-951-9434 Responsibilities include White, gas, very good working DAY CAMP IN SOMERSET upholstered chair on wheels. Table w/6 chairs (2 arm, 4 preparing small light packages AUTOGRAPH condition. $40. firm! Please LOVESEATS (2) Dark walnut, Looking for CERTIFIED 60" oval. Light O ak tbl. 1 yr. side), 2 side tables. Great for for shipm ent & taking phone Gilda Radner, $100. call 732-863-0993 gold cushions. Excellent lifeguards. Call 732-297-2000 037 Babysitting Please call 732-219-6547 old. $600. Call 732-290-1960 porch. $450. Call 732-617-0020 orders. Pleasant smoke free STOVE- ELECTRIC. Kenmore, condition, $100. or best offer. office. Marlboro area. Child Care Almond. Flattop surface. Used ANTIQUE RATTAN (3) DINETTE SET Oak 48" round, Please call 732-494-8075 CHAIRS. Exc. cond. Asking 036 Help Wanted Responsible individuals BASEBALL CARDS only 3 months. Asking $500. w/2 14" leaves, pedestal base, MANICURE TABLE Call 732-761-2556 $300. Appraised higher. Call 6 cane chairs, $495. best offer. Part Time Stars & Com m ons 732-761-1485, leave message. Professional model. Excellent ABERDEEN/Matawan- 732-842-0805 Kitchen cabinets. 732-536-6142 condition, $150. Please call Lists Filled. TELEVISION - COLOR PRODUCTION In my Home. Cert., CPR. Ac­ BAR-GREAT LOOKING! 732-446-5706 C a ll S teve at 732-329-1784 13" Jharp, $20. DINING ROOM - Oval table. tivities, All Meals. 732-583-1496 48" wx 42"h & 1 5 ”d with 2 Leaves & pads, lighted china AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS PERSON Please call 732-949-2002 stools, black wrought iron & MATTRESS/Box spring closet w/glass, 6 cane back Queen size, $75. • Care Persons PART TIME TO FULL TIME butcher block. Sacrifice $150. chairs. $1,10Q./all.732-329-1403 Busy Production Department BEDSPREADS (2) TWIN WASHER & DRYER Please call 732-583-9460 • Substitute Care Persons 1950 Bates Heirloom George Moving, must sell! Whirlpool Call 732-721-7135 • Aides • Substitute Aides seeking energetic, self motivat­ DINING ROOM - 60" round MOVING SALE ed person to work flexible Washington. Good condition, Heavyduty. Excellent condi­ BED - PLATFORM Needed for after school tion, $300./set. 732-294-7787 glass table with fossil stone EVERYTHING MUST GO!! evening hours four days per * $20. each. Call 732-566-2128 Twin size. 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Moving, must 732-617-0527 $ 5 0 0 . Large paintings & arrivals. Flexible, legal, 45 Antique. Good condition, $50. Sofa, Ottoman & Chair. RECEPTIONIST sell. Set only $350. or best prints $60. eacn. Floral cen­ hr./week, average cost each. Please call 732-297-6698 BED-SLEIGH Family rm. leather sec. White APPOINTMENT Chiropractic office in Marlboro. offer. C a ll Leave m essage. ter pieces: artificial. $40. ea. Must be energetic & organized, $240./week per family not 732-730-0020 Twin size, metal, $100. or best Please call 732-679-6591 formica kit. table. White kids, SETTERS Computer knowledge. per child. C all732-869-9569 F R E E H O L D offer. Please call 732-525-8151 furn. Call 732-536-4032 No Experience Necessary or 800-901-2002 DINING ROOM - L a r g e . 2:45-7pm. Mon., Tues., Wed., A N T IQ U E W A S H E R Whirlpool Supreme BED - Twin, teen or young Fri. and Sat. 9am-12noon www.euraupair 2 speed, 4 cycle. Good condi­ French Provincial, light colored MOVING SALE Earn $200. to $300. Weekly GALLERY adult. Headboard/footboard wood, all hand carved. Call 732-972-6010 tion, $125. or best offer. Call and sides. Young Hinkle, $40. Contents of Apartment Setting Appointments Living Room: Sofa, loveseat, All Like new. Call for details. 732-494-8075 best offer. Call 732-251 -7859 P/T Permanent Shifts DISTINCTIVE ANTIQUE 2 hianback chairs, & marble 732-721 -2505 or 732-721 -8426 RECEPTIONIST C H I L D R E N ’S C H O I C E WASHING MACHINE Available For Chiropractic office. Mon­ Furniture & Accessories BED- Beige formica twin top tbls. Both sets are match­ 46 W. Ferris St., E. Brunswick Kenmore, 12 yrs. old. Small, Hours 9am - 1pm day, Wednesday & Friday Representing 100 Quality boxed bed with mattress & box ing. Must see! 732-792-0972 Ages 3 months - 5 years Antique Dealers works fine, $60. Please call MOVING SALE 5pm - 9pm 3-8:30. Tuesday 1:30-6. Some spring. Good condition. $190. DINING ROOM - Wood table Full bed, end table, lamps, wall Kindergarten. State Certified 10-5 M onday thru Saturday 732-727-2867 computer experience required. Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months Call 732-536-5618 w/7 chairs, 2 leaves. Exc. unit, sofabed & much more. OLD BRIDGE AREA 12-5 Sunday Call 732-679-2414 a year. Call 732-613-4488 BEDROOM (GIRL’S) Formica, cond. $500. or best offer. Must see. Call 732-308-9358 1-800-872-0157 21 West Main Street Call 732-946-0510 Freehold, NJ 07728 044 Computers Platform bed, desk, closet. 18 MOVING SALE!-WOOD HOWELL AREA RECEPTIONIST * * DO YOU 732-462-7900 drawers., Exc. cond. $2,000. DINING ROOM CHAIRS (3) KITCHEN SET w/mica top, 4 Looking for front desk person LOVESEATS, 2 match., blue 1-800-972-5376 Estates Purchased 3 mahogany wood. Good captain's chairs, $250. PATIO with congenial personality. NEED A NANNY? velvet. $100. Ea. 609-259-9257 LIVE IN / LIVE OUT Entire or Partial condition, $15. each or best SET- 2 tables, 4 chairs, chaise Good with Multi-Line phones & offer. Please call 732-257-3411 light admin, work. Active Real • Child Care. • Housekeeper. BEDROOM SET - 7 PC. $150. SNOW BLOWER- $300. A COMPUTER TUTOR Formica. Full platform bed incl. All like new. Call 732-257-4312 APPONTMENT SETTERS hstate Office. Marlboro area. • Companion. 732-525-1559 DINING ROOM HUTCH 6-9pm Monday-Thursday. SHIRLEY TEMPLE Doll Affordable, Personalized at new mattress, & desk. Good Sat. 9-4 & Sun. 9-4. home PC training. and table, walnut, $100. or MOVING SALE: Thomasville $7. per hour + w eekly bonuses. EAST BRUNSWICK-Mom, Ideal ST-15, original dress, 732-786-0493 quality $700. Call 732-972-2923 Call Linda Mon.-Fri. 10-3. best offer. Call 732-290-7213 oak entertainment ctr. holds up Matawan area. 1-800-235-0644 G randm om looking to care for $100. Please call 732-577-7961 732-536-6000 Ext. 210 CALL THE PC MD -F o r all BEDROOM SET - BOYS to 40" t.v., Harden solid cherry, one child P T in my home. DINING ROOM SET - 5 pc. ASSISTANT TEACHER TABLE-ANTIQUE your computer needs. 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Black speckled trim 043 Appliances pads, 5 chairs, breakfront. has immediate opening. 30 Knowledge of computer 32mg, 17" color monitor, Please call 732-846-3763 in gold, $35. Please call Perfect condition, $500. hours per w eek. helpful. Call 732-536^7880. 037a Child Care speakers, Epson Stylus 600 732-919-7790 Call 732-919-2244 printer & scanner. Exc. cond., BEDROOM SET-Twin Matawan - 732-441-9068 RECEPTIONIST/ Wanted asking $500. Call 732-679-2923 Off white, 4 pieces. Well built, PATIO FURNITURE - G re en AIR CONDITIONER needs paint, $50. Please DINING ROOM SET - Oval table, 6 chairs, 2 chase CARRIERS SECRETARY 25,000 btu’s, 220 volts. One COMPUTE THIS! Fully loaded call 732-254-9192 table, 6 chairs and China lounges. Perfect cond. Best P/T-CARRIERS NEEDED Permanent position, hours are closet. Excellent condition, years old, A-1, $250. Please Pentium Computers UNDER BEDROOM SET 5 P C . Full offer. Call 732-450-0996 Newspaper Delivery. Early 9am-tpm, Monday thru Friday. COLTS NECK - NANNY to call 732-446-3088. $1.00/Day* Purchase! Not a $400. Please call 732-583-0834 AM, 1 -1/2 hours/day. Typing, filing, and other light care for 16 mo. old & triplets on size converts to King, maple PEDESTAL TABLE Lease! Highest Quality/Low color, no mirror. Good cond., Earn $650 - $850/month office duties. Send resume to: the way. Live- out, non-smoker. AIR CONDITIONER Rates! America’s Choice Com­ DINING ROOM SET ANTIQUE $400. • 732-727-3983 aft 6pm New dining room table with 6 ++ incentives & bonus. Antronix Sale^ References. Call 732-845-9271 5000 BTU, room size, ice cold, puters 1 -800-304-5300 x1011 Oak w/leaf & 4 oak T-back chairs. Contemporary, ivory, Call 732-432-5753 or 490 Highway 33 West $80. Sayreville 732-254-1329 www.amchoicecomputers.com BEDROOM SET chairs, $275. Call 732-792-2229 EAST BRUNSWICK lacquer, pedestal table with 6 1-888-453-3437 Englishtown, NJ 07726_____ Member BBB. *oac. (SCA Black, no bed. Good condition, 15 mo. old boy needs loving AIR CONDITIONER matching chairs. Moving, must PICNIC TABLE CLELRICAL - 9am to 5pm , 3 Network)______$150. Mike - 732-583-2290 child care in our hom e 3 days General Electric, 18,000 BTU, sell-Originally $1,750. Now 2 benches. Good condition, to 4 days a week. Phone, fil­ SALES CLERKS $30. Please call 732-264-2376 per week, 7:45 am to 5:15 pm. $85. Please call 732-846-7464 COMPUTER - 486 BEDROOM SET- 5 pc., wood, only $1,250. Call 732-730-0020 ing, office work. 732-617-1116 New Hospital gift shop in Non-smoker. 732-698-1787 Freehold has openings for AIR CONDITIONERS Works great, modem & many (End tables, chest, dresser, &&QUICK SALE && bed) plus 2 mirrors. Good DINING ROOM SET CUSTOMER SERVICE PT sales clerks. Lots of fun in EAST BRUNSWICK-Loving REFRIGERATORS • STOVES extras, $150. Call 732-591-8830 Over 50+ years, 10 pieces. Living room tan sectional 6pcs. Reconditioned $99.00 & up. condition. $199. 732-727-5501 Order entry. Computer literate. a great work environment. person wanted to care for 2 COMPUTER/ Word Good condition, $2,000. made exclusively by Bloomin A/C’s 4.000-20.000 BTU, 1-5:30 M-F. Call Adette Hourly + Bonus + store school age children in our Processor color monitor BEDROOM SET-Grey Formica negotiable. Call 732-698-2889 □dales. 1ST $400. TAKES IT! home. Exp., ref s., & transp. a $75.00 & up. Thru the wall Apt. 732-972-1440 discount. Call Irina and printer, $50. Please queen platform bed, double Call after 6pm 732-536-9641 must. 2-3 days, 7am-7pm. + Hotel A/C’s. A/C Repairs + DINING ROOM SET T a b le 732-294-2648 days or call 732-739-5465 dresser,night table, good cond. SOFA 94", LOVESEAT 70" CUSTOMER SERVICE/SALES Call 732-742-3514 Central Air Service. 3 Ton 10 with 2 leaves, pads, 8 chairs & 732-727-2645 evenings Asking $450. Call 732-617-1452 & chair, natural beige with $12.00 base/appointment. Seer outside unit, ONLY COMPUTERS (3), monitors lighted china cabinet. MINT! green. Macy’s, 2 yrs. old. Exc. P/T - F/T schedule. Conditions EAST BRUNSWICK-Nanny “ 19.00 installed. 732-566-3233 (4), printers (3), modem (1), BEDROOM SETS-Mediterranean. 000. Call 732-446-2619 apply. Call 10am to 6pm. wanted for 2 yr. old & infant Wood, 5 pcs. + mirror. $1,500. cond.. $350. Call 732-525-9497 SALES PERSON AIR CONDITIONERS $40. for all. Please call DINING ROOM SET Middlesex 732-254-1411 w/light housekeeping duties, in 732-741-4672 GIRL’S FORMICA, Light Rose SOFA & CHAIR 5.000 BTU. Lawnmowers. Monmouth 732-542-4848 F/T - P/T my hom e. Call 732-613-4254 4 pcs. $650. Call 732-308-9325 Table, 6 chairs, china cabinet Drexel Heritage, cream Join our tea m o f Dehumidifiers. $75. EACH & leaf, $10 0. • 732-308-1784 DEMONSTRATORS HAZLET / W. KEANSBURG 732-463-3923 - Piscataway BOOKCASE BED colored. Good condition, $350. experienced salespeople ON-LINE SECRETS DINING ROOM SET­ Please call 732-671-6514 Im m ediate openings in East for exciting kids & junior Person needed to care for my Queen size, mattress or water- Brunswick, Princeton & 5 year old. (Lillian Dr. School) AIR CONDITIONERS G et T O N S of FREE stuff bed, $40. Call 732-747-5044 A S o lid c h e rry w o o d 11 pc. SOFA & LOVESEAT clothing store. Must be Carrier & Amana window A/C’s from On-Line Services. Freehold Areas to w o rk in in Septem ber. 732-541-6289 96" double pedestal table w/2 Cocktail and 2 end tables. friendly & dependable. used but working, $75. each. BREAKFAST NOOK 4’ x 4’ wholesale club. Excellent pay. leave message._____ +30 more amazing secrets! leaves, 8 hand-carved ball & Student desk. Excellent cond. Vacations & bonus Goldstar window A/C, new in 1-900-226-5889 Ext. 4390 Brown rod iron, wood trim, claw Chippendale chairs & No experience necessary. We package. Flexible hours. Negotiable. Call 732-251-2371 MORGANVILLE-Child care box, $150. Microwave: Sharp $2.99 per minute. Must be $150. or best offer. Please call matching 60” lighted hutch train. 1-800-469-7697 ext. 225 Week-end hours required. needed in my home. 9-5 Mon.- Carousel, $75. • 732-741-7985 18 yrs. Serv-U 619-645-8434 732-264-0212 buffet. Never opened, still SOFA - For South Am boy Non-Smoker. DRIVERS Fri. Salary to commensurate Phoenix, AZ. CABINET - Walnut, 2 doors on boxed. Cost $1 1,000. Sell 2 pc. sectional, neutral multi, & Old Bridge area. Call 732-972-2322 with experience. 732-772-0160 DISHWASHER $2,900. (addt’l server avail.) w/2 recliners. Exc. cond. $350. Call 732-721-1000 ext. 3323 Kitchen Aid. Like new, $110. top, 2 center drawers, & 2 doors on bottom, 20"x28"x66", Call 732-360-4684 Call 732-591-1955 between 9 am & noon. NANNIES CALL! Please call 732-671-2934 OUR ADS GET RESULTS $30. Please call 732-536-2975 DINING ROOM TABLE SOFA BED (QN.) & Loveseat, DRIVING INSTRUCTORS SECRETARY-Phones, filing, FOR THE BEST JOBS DISHWASHER matching blue/cream striped. organizational skills a must. Cherry wood w/drop leaf, ap­ Experience preferred, but will Livein/out w/the best families. Portable - FREE, you take it CEDAR CHEST $450. Bar stools, coffee table, Morganville area 201-714-8449 ONLINE FOR Lane sweetheart, $25. proximately 50 yrs. old, with train.E. Brunswick.732-721-5555 away. Please call 732-888-1752 bed. Call 732-671-7248 SELECTIVE NANNY ADDED EXPOSURE Please call 732-721-0692 rass feet. Please call INTERVIEWERS 732-432-9500 DOUBLE OVEN 732-390-6578 SOFA BED- K ing size. B eauti­ SITE SUPERVISOR CHAIR - W ICKER ful rattan. Aqua, mint & beige OLD BRIDGE - In hom e child Magic Chef, & 4 burner cook- DINING ROOM TABLE WANTED is needed for East Brun­ Fan back, just like Morticia’s floral upholstery. Matching end care needed for 2 year old. top, $75. Call 732-577-9034 48" with 2 12" leaves, 4 chairs swick School Age Child chair, $20. Call 732-254-4448 table. Used very little, never as Care Program. Hours are 3 days per week, Tuesday, DRYER - ELECTRIC Bennington dark pine, $150. Flexible evening and weekend flk CHAIRS - Padded. Take all abed. $700. Call 732-409-2575 hours and $ 7.-$ 8 . an h o u r p lus 3:10-6:10p.m. school days, Wednesday & Thursday. Sears Kenmore. Heavyduty, Call 732-846-0186 ______or part of 140 at $9. each, Sept. 2-June 16. Starting References & experience. large capacity, $150. Please Visit our W eb site! SOFA, LOVESEAT, 2 end Bonus, to do phone surveys at Call 732-607-0842 or best offer. 732-591-9820, DINING ROOM TABLE our Manalapan basea re- salary is $10.65/hr. Call S. call 732-360-0907 tables, 1 cocktail table. Wood, www.gmnews.com Morganville Volunteer F.D. Contemporary, glass & brass serach firm. Full and part-time Kaspin at 732-390-6825 white color, fabric is floral print, ROOSEVELT-Seeking resp., D R Y E R - E LE C TR IC w/blk. upholstered chairs. Wall blue/white/mauve. Excellent openings. Health benefits, for more info. EEO CHANDELIER-Gold person to care for 9 & 3 yr old White Maytag, slightly used. PENTIUM III 450 - 13 gig HD, unit & 2 end tbls., blk. lacquer. cond., $600. Call 732-446-9721 40 1 K and advancem ent girls in our home Tues., wed. Excellent condition, $150. 16 mb video, 128 mb ram, 56K with five lights. Like new, $35. $800. best offer 732-363-8381 opprtunities. Call Christina at SITE AIDES/SUB AIDES & Thurs. • For rest o f S u m m e r Please call 732-257-1869 modem, 40x CD Rom, 17" Please call 732-257-3408 SOFA-2 Love seats, Easy 732-308-0500 are needed for East Brun­ 8-4 & /o r • After school begins: monitor, $1,499. 732-739-9523 DRESSERS (2) Kids chair. Asking $195. For All. Ext. 1281 for details swick School Age Child DRYER - ELECTRIC CHIFFEROBE - DRESSER Good condition, Bassett, $150. Also, Other items for sale. 11 -4. Hours somewhat flexible. In Natural. Reversible to white. Care Program. Hours are Exp., Refs., & transp. required. White, $50. Please call 732-679-0668 Please call 732-446-8516 LANDSCAPING 3:10-6:1 0 p.m., school Please call 732-936-1172 Never used. ONLY $85. Call 609-443-6462 ENTERTAINMENT STEREO CABINET Black Lawn cutting, shrubs, plants. days, Sept.2-June 16. Please call 732-946-1201 CENTER with glass front door, 241/2 w. x Work with owner. C a ll & Starting salary is $ 9.00/hr., F R E E Z E R - U P R IG H T C O A T R A C K $40. Please call Barb 4Vs h. x 16% d. Good condi­ leave message 732-583-8166 high school diplom a Works great, $100., make an offer. Please call 732-845-0404 With top & bottom shelfs, $40. at 732-460-0175 tion, $25. Call 732-972-6086 MANICURIST - SAYREVILLE required. Call S. Kaspin at Please call 732-257-4784 Busy Salon. Benefits. 732-390-6825 for more KENMORE Heavy Duty, FUR COAT - LADIES ENTERTAINMENT CENTER TABLE - with 2 drop leafs, Call 732-257-4004 info. E EO Washer & Dryer. (Electric) Full length. Like new, fox dyed, COCKTAIL COFFEE TABLE 27" h. x 15" d. x 6’ w. Walnut & 2 chairs. Solid wood with Cherry wood, oval. Queen MEDICAL ASSISTANT Excellent cond. $350. for set. Lynx shade, size 10, $150. color, $35. or best offer. Please formica top. Excellent condi­ Call 732-607-7418 Please call 732-4 46 -0 6 0 7 Ann, size 52 L. 25 w.16 call 732-297-6933 _____ tion, $75. Call 732-521-4183 Internal Medicine in Marlboro. MUSIC THERAPY Please call 732-566-2410 Flexible hours. Send resume TELEMARKETERS Certified, for all ages. Im­ MICROWAVE Sanyo, MATERNITY CLOTHES ENTERTAINMENT CENTER TABLE LAMPS (2) to: Dr. L. Schindel PT/FT Experienced. Work at proves physical & or emotional manual included. Black, like Business • Casual * Dress COUCH Mint condition! Holds large TV, Brass. Blue glass shade, 25 Kilmer Park, Bldg. 3, home. Call 732-548-1601 or well being. Call Sheri Kandel, new, $60. or best offer. Please Like New, small sizes. Brown/tan/black. Excellent has glass doors, $750. or best antiquelook, $150. Please Morganville, NJ 07751 732-679-9196 Ask for Mak RMT, MCAT 732-422-6329 call 732-583-6687 Call 732-438-0171 after 6pm. cond.. $85. Call 732-462-9776 offer. Please call 732-866-1671 call 732-462-0102 Greater Media Newspapers’ Classified Section is NOW Online! www.gmnews.com JULY 21, 1999 4 7

048 General 048 General 048 General 048b Infants 051 Sporting 060 Garage Sales 065 Pets & Animals Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Juvenile Items Equipment

SOFA & LOVESEAT CERAMICS Greenware MOVING SALE - Hi-Riser. S PA C O VER CRIB - BASSETT * AIR C Y C LE YOUR AD CAN BE HERE! THERE’S SOMETHING Berkline, It. brown, wood trim, paints, 50 bottles or more Desk & chair. Antique chest. 76" x 78". Brand new, $150. Lt. oak. Good condition! Must Weslo Triple Action 640 1-800-660-4ADS + other items, 450. Please sell, $100. or best offer. Please FOR EVERYONE 82", 58", $150. • 732-739-8938 Bed. Hammock. White chest. Please call 732-970-0825 $20. Please call 732-721-0692 J MIDDLETOWN - MOVING call 732-251-0468 Treadmill. Call 732-462-8599 call 732-335-4161 SPEAKERS-Kenwood BICYCLE - Ross Mountain, 106 Tindall Rd. (near Middle­ IN CLASSIFIED The Roaring MOVING SALE Contemporary 5 way, 6 speaker system (4), CRIB - SIMMONS Men's All Terrain. Brand new, town North HS). Sat., & Sun., Dining Room table w/6 chairs. $25. each. Call 732-264-0751 w/mattress, almond. Mint con­ never used, $60. Please call 7/24 & 25, 9-12. FROM A-Z! AMERICAN ESKIMO Pure white male, 13 mos. old. FREE^BIE Kitchen set. Hutches. Beds. dition, $150. Calf 732-566-6846 732-530-4926 U MONROE TOWNSHIP And lots MORE! 732-536-1899 STEEL FANS (2) Large, All shots, trained. Asking $500. with thermostat control. Good CRIB - White and Brass. BODYSHAPING STEP MULTI FAMILY - Park Place. Call 732-683-1855 MOVING SALE QN. Bedroom condition, $25. each. Please Excellent condition, $125. 3 levels with video $20. or best 14 Ashley Ct. (off Texas Rd.). CLASSIFIED set. Nordick Track Treadmill. call 732-747-1021 Playpen, $20. Please call offer. Please call 732-441-9479 Fri., & Sat., 7/23 & 24, 9-5. 20’s Baby carriage. Best reason­ 732-679-9513 Something for everyone! .VBOXER PUPS /AKC ,Y (private party only) able offers. Call 732-972-9311 SWING SET, desk, living room CARDIO GLIDE EXERCISER Crescent Lanes Kennels MERCHANDISE some restrictions apply. set, skylight, lawnmower, HIGHCHAIR Like new, $50. Moving. Please U PARLIN - 115 Jackson Ave. MOVING SALE-Bedroom set- (Off Washington Rd.) Sat. & Champion Blood Lines. & CLASSIFIED weedwnacker, camcorder. Graco. Good condition, $20. call 732-254-91 92. East very flashy. 732-787-1706 (Private Party Only) twin, wood, needs paint. $40. Best offers. Call 732-251-9594 Please call 732-521-4895 Brunswick Sun. 8/7 & 8 /8 , 9am to 3pm. Ads with items Antiqued blue wood chest, 5 Something for everyone._____ drawers-$20. Bedroom set- SWINGSET - WOODEN KIDS RIDE POWER JEEP EXERCISE BIKE Kettler Sport priced $150. Good condition, slide, 2 Excellent condition, needs Excellent condition, many L) PARLIN- 18 Spruce Lane 4pcs. $25. Call 732-254-9192 (Laurel Park, off Ernston Road) SMALL DOG BOARDING horses, rings, & swina. FREE battery. Great buy! $25. Please features. Asking $250. Please IN MY M ARLBO RO HOME or less are MOVING SALE-Hi-Fi console. you remove! Call 732-577-0069 call 609-758-0085 call 732-577-8828 ❖ * MULTI-FAMILY * * 84” , Pecan, beautiful. $350. Saturday, 7/24,'9am-4pm. Call 732-972-9056 PEREGO STROLLER, $50. GOLF CLUB Taylor made, 4 Lines • 4 weeks- $20. FREE! Exercise equip.-Good cond. TABLE SAW - Heavy-duty, Clothing, furniture, toys, etc. $75. takes all 4! 732-254-9192 with carbide tip blade, on Highchair. Sassy Seat. Little 10.5 driver senior, graphite, (each additional line $5.) “ ortable cart. Asking $75. Tikes toys. Bikes. Great was $180. Now $75. Please ' □ PORT MONMOUTH 065A Pet Supplies some restrictions apply LOOK FOR YOR M O V IN G !' - OAK Custom Waif •' - call 732-251-4517 condition. Call 732-446-5419 call 732-247-9034 603 Crawford PI. (off Hwy. 36 and Services F R E E B IE Unit, Roll Top Desk, High TANNING BEDS STROLLER - Century $25. & Main St.), Sat. & Sun., 7/24 COUPON IN CLASSIFIED! Riser, Freezer, 55 Gallon Fish G O LF C LU B S & 7/25, 9-5. Man’s Garage WOLFF-TAN AT HOME Highchair, Graco $25. Mens Invitational Pro Model, Tank, and more! 732-446-9611 Sale: tools, HVAC plumbing & 1-800-660-4ADS Buy DIRECT and SAVE! Infant carseat, $10. set of 14, $100. • 732-297-6698 DOG CRATE Excellent MAIL • FAX • E-MAIL MOWER-Toro, Cordless Commercial/Home Units from Please call 732-566-1363 heating, some household more condition, 20"w x 30"l x 25"h. Local 732-254-7979 GOLF CLUBS- CLONES Power. Includes Grass bag $199.00 Low Monthly STROLLER - Seville LX U RED BANK New $80. Selling for $50. kit, w/24 volt battery. Excellent Tri-Metals, Titanium, LCG’s. CLOSE OUT MERCHANDISE Payments. FREE Color Graco, very clean. Mint 16 Chapin Ave. (corner of Please call 732-679-8527 TODDLER BED cond. $250. Call 732-679-2635 Complete set, $249. EGW Little Tikes Cottage, $65. Costume jewelry, hair access., Catalog. Call TODAY condition, hardly used, $70. Knight & Chapin). Sat. 7/24, 1-899-842-1310 Call 732-751-1884 AQUARIUM Please call 732-431-5019 pic. frames, hats, straw bags, NEEDLEPOINT RUG, Hand Please call 732-972-6329 10-5 Lots of kids clothes, with wooden stand. Like new, scarves & sarongs, binoculars, Painted Chairs, Mirrors, Art TENT TRAILER - 1963 HOME GYM household, furn., LOTS MORE! $100. Please call 732-536-1938 TWIN BED - Mattress, cameras, telescopes,at whole­ Work, and More! New. STROLLER Like new, $50. Apache Functional, FREE to Pink. Excellent condition, □ SAYREVILLE foundation, new frame & fitted sale prices. 732-446-4476 Call for prices. 732-240-2675 good home. Please call Please call 732-721-9326 DOG HOUSE - New, large $25. Please call 732-946-3971 MULTI-FAMILY 59 Jensen Rd. 32L x 24H x 26W, insulated, sheets, $45. Call 732-521-1996 732-530-1128 COMPLETE KITCHEN-Cabinets IRONS - KING COBRA II (Oak Tree West Development), $65. Red Bank area. Please VELVET COUCH OIL PAINTING SWING FOR INFANT counter top, GE refrig., Magic Bay of Pompei. Gold frame. TERRARIUM - Large Brand new, used 2X. Knock­ Fri. & Sat., 7/23 & 7/24, 9-3 call 732-747-7046 Highland House, 9 5 in ch e s Chef Stove/Oven. Together or (call for size) on gray stand, Brand new in the box, made by offs. 3 thru SW, $150. Please 47" x 29", $150. • 732-739-2630 Century, battery operated, J SOUTH RIVER-22 Congress long, 34 inches in depth, $150. seperate. LIVING ROOM- $150. Middletown area. call 732-727-6896 DOG HOUSES (2) Please call 732-536-6055 $30. Call 732-446-8636 Lane (Old Bridge Tpke. to Leo- 1 Igloo type, 1 regular. Excel­ Sectional couch & tables. PAINTINGS Modern Art Call 732-787-7650 NORDIC TRACK Easyski nardine to Constitution to Con­ Excellent cond. 732-577-9034 Complete set, like new, pastel lent condition, $35. each. W A LL UNIT 3 piece lighted, TOILET - WHITE TODDLER ROCKING HORSE Like new. instructional video gress) Fri. & Sat. 7/23 & 24, colors, & signed, $145. Please spring - Today's Kids. Excel­ Please call 732-521-2051 7 1/2' x 6 1/2’ x 20 1/2 deep. American Standard, 3.5 included, $150. Please call 8-2. Something for Everyone. Blush oak. Like new. 2 yrs. old. CRYSTAL LAMP call 732-919-7790 lent condition, $20. Please call with 30 crystal teardrops, $50. gallon, clean, $75. Please call 732-297-7828 $700, Must See! 732-866-9092 PEGBOARD SHEETS (13) Karen at 732-591-2459 Please call 732-727-5706 732-613-8254, after 5pm NORDIC TRACK WALL UNIT - 4 pcs. Grey & 2’ X 3’ X 1/4", white plus 100 061E Estate 066 Personals CUPOLA - NEW 7" hooks. All for $22. Please TRACTOR BATTERY Sequoia. Excellent condition! olack marbleized lacquer, 1 1 0 ” 049 Merchandise $150. Call 732-591-8565 Sales long. Exc. cond. Orig. $4,000., Aluminum roof, 20"x20"x34" h. call 732-521-1996 $30. Please call now $700. Call 732-651-8864 For a 2 car garage, $150. 732-583-2290, ask for Mike Wanted NORDIC TRACK/ Please call 732-747-6263 PHOTO Darkroom Sink Nordic Sport Ski, Series #450. WALL UNIT - Oak & almond, 3 Stainless steel. Like new. TRAILER HITCH Draw-tite Good condition, hardly used. HERITAGE A D O P T IO N - A lo v in g pcs., 9 ft. long. TV/stereo, drop DEHUMIDIFIER $150. Please call 732-530-2036 3,000 Ib. for Ford Bronco 2 or Kenmore, 30 pint $75. Ranger $75. Please call A BUYER OF SLOT CARS, Asking $350. Call 732-972-1862 ESTATE/TAG SALES couple (married 1 0 yrs.) bar, plus glass lighted shelves. PIANO - Hampton Upright. • 15 Years Experience $350. Call 732-972-3676 Please call 732-409-3766 732-591-1399- TRAINS & OTHER TOYS. NORDICK TR ACK - Premium wishes to give love, happi­ Excellent shape! Asking $800. • CALL US to handle your ness, security and the best TREADMILL - Heavy duty, 2.5 Call Big Marty at 732-462-0740 Treadmill. Pool table. Rowing WALL UNIT - Oak c a s e s Corporate Desk, wooden. Estate OR Tag Sale ' education to your newborn. > v D I S P L A Y * hp, used 72 hrs. NORDIC machine. Good condition, best 46" h. x 48” w. x 16" d. Fits 19” 1/4" clear Plexiglas, 5 3/4" d. x Asking $150. Call 732-462-9520 AAA ANTHONY’S ANTIQUES offers. Call 732-536-7087 CALL 732-294-9125 Expenses paid. Call Janet TV (not included), $50. Please FLE X Ultra Lift, exc. cond. PAYS TOP $$ FOR ANY & Jim 1-800-524-9984 20" w. x 30" h., with 2 shelves PIPE VISE - 1/8-2" $900./both. AIR CONDITION­ call 732-264-3358 inside, 1 0 " apart, good for dis­ ANTIQUES Piece or contents POOL TABLE - 7 ft. slate. 2 "Ridaid" heavyduty 18" pipe ER, Sears. Used 3 mos., $150. * Estates • House sales • Etc. $1,000. PERSONAL GYM - WALL UNIT - Oak, 3 pieces. playing cars, trains, dolls, wrenches, $75. Please call Call 732-360-4894 Beanie Babies, with lock & JO-JO Auctions held 3rd D.P. $250. Both exc. cond. 063 Instruction ADOPTION: ARE YOU PREG­ $1,500. SOFA, brand new, 732-264-9031 Tues. every month, Est. 1979 Call 732-390-1631 NANT? Don't know what to never used, contemporary, key, $40. each. 732-721-8062 TRIMMER/ EDGER POOL CORNER STEPS Call Uncle Joe 732-264-3130 do? We have many families $500. Call 732-761-1251 Craftsman. Excellent condi­ DOLLHOUSE Victorian w/rail, side ladder, solar cover SOLOFLEX waiting to adopt your child. tion, $75. or best offer. Please SAVE THIS AD ! $150. Firm! W ALL UNIT 3 PC. with shelves Tyco. Like new, $50. reel for 16 x 32 pool. $250. call 732-431-9595 ^COMPUTER LESSONS* Please call 1-800-745-1210. & doors, holds 27” TV, black Please call 732-446-0607 or best offer. 732-525-8333 ALL LIONEL TRAINS Call 973-308-6628 FOR SENIORS ask for Marci or Gloria. We can with gold frame, $650. or best TWIN BEDS & DRESSERS Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. CERT. & KNOWLEDGEABLE help! _ 18" DIRECTV S atellite POOL VAC - Auto. Large picnic table. Bookcases. SURFBOARD -$85. offer. Call 732-432-0702 Systems. Sinale System Only Price no object. 732-946-2893 [email protected]. Call Andy FRIENDLY & PATIENT ON-LINE SECRETS - Get tons Manta, used tw.ice. Original Lawnmower. Sleeper couch. Call 732-617-0004 WALL UNIT- 3 PC. Huffman $59.00. Two Box System Only $300., now $125. 732-721-6344 Please call 732-796-1056 BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR Anderson at 732-842-0725 of free stuff from on-line ser­ vices! Plus 30 more amazing Koos, 8 ' wide, oak/glass. Bar, $149.00. Ask about FREE SALE! WE BUY AND SELL! TOURING BIKE - Schwinn PIANO Lessons in your home. T.V. cabinet storage. Paid Programming POOL- Above ground,.24 foot TYPEWRITER secrets! 1-900-226-8155 Ext. 24 Broad Street, Keyport La Tour Luxe, 15 spd., com­ All Levels all ages Exp. & $2,500 ask. $775. 732-431-5028 www.lntegratedsatellite.com round with specially built deck, Manual Underwood. Works Lil 732-264-0777 or 264-8615 qualified teacher. E. N. S. 1020. $2.99 per minute. Must together or separate. $300. puter, extras, $150. or best WALL UNIT/Entertainment 1-800-325-7836 Code #00111 great, $25. Call 732-431-5167 Brunswick area 732-438-8404 be 18 years. Serv-U San takes all! Call 732-679-5629 BUYING - Books, Records, offer. Howard - 732-238-5183 Diego, Ca. 1-619-645-8434 Ctr. 3pc., dk. brown, mirrored Restrictions may apply (SCA Network)______VENDING MACHINES Videos & House Content TREADMILL PIANO/KEYBOARD glass shelves. Good cond. PRE-MOVING SALE New Soda & snack, with Call 732-842-5871 WANTED NEW MEMBERS Asking $500. Call 732-355-1448 Household, office equipment, Formula CFX, manual, $25. Berklee College music grad. Join a social singles club, EXTENSION LADDER warranty. CaH 732-446-7826 Call 732-264-3220, Hazlet All ages & levels. 732-291-1970 32’. Good condition, $100. or & marine, fishing, exercise BUYING CAMERAS for theater, dining, dancing, best offer. Call 732-583-8721 equipment. A BIG VARIETY VERTICAL BLINDS And Photo Equipment. 1 pc. or WEIGHT EQUIP. - Universal. etc. Ages 49 plus. Call 048 General OF ITEMS! Call 732-679-6391 for 6 ft. sliding door, cranberry. whole studio. No Polaroid or Leg press/curl. PEC-DEC. S T U D IO 63 1-800-726-3337 ext. 5372 FILL DIRT - FREE Still in box $20. • 732-446-8636 There is a Difference Merchandise RADIO - 50’s? Nordmende, movie. Call 732-928-7811 VERSA CLIMBER: Like new. Clean, approx. 25 to 30 cu. Cost $3,500., asking $900. yds. You load & haul, but take BC FM Stereo SWI SWZ VIDEO DISK PLAYER CASH FOR BOOKS MUSIC lacquered cabinet, circa 50's With Star Wars and Raiders Call 732-462-3591 Professional Instruction 066a Novenas it all! 732-787-3771, after 3pm Call 732-536-0850 ADIRONDACK CHAIRS $150. Call 732-446-6410 of the Lost Ark, $50. Please WEIGHT Lifting Bench, 63 Milltown Rd., E. Brunswick FLOOR TILE call 732-583-2068 732-257-8637 Porch & Garden benches. Terrazzo 2,000 pieces 12x12 REAL Sounds Kitchen bar, weights, $30. Please Gliders. Playhouse & Swing- Heavy Duty. $3.00 each with extras, Playskool, $30. W A T E R T A N K CLUTTERED? call 732-247-5644, after 3pm VIOLIN AND PIANO sets. Yard Works, 660 Rt. 35, Call 732-462-1660 Please call 732-946-2218 Electric, 40 gallon. New in box, CONSIGN WORKOUT WORLD M analapan Shrewsbury. CaH 732-842-5922 Please call 732-671-4537 Turn your gently worn clothing, 732-617-2108 N O V E N A T O GARAGE DOOR - WOOD RECORDS - VICTOR SPECIAL PRICE for Executive furnishings, knick-knacks, new AMPLIFIER - AM/FM TUNER Made by Wayne Dalton with all 78 rpm, (9) Old Trinity Choir W HEELCHAIR - Good Membership, North Brunswick salesman's samples into S T . C L A IR E Remote control, Onkyo. All attachment. Good cond., $90. Gospel Songs in original condition. Folds, has brakes & facility, $325. • 609-655-5338 external connections, tape, Call Nancy 732-432-0434 album $50. Call 732-536-0434 foot rests, light weight, $85. 063b Tutoring CD, etc. $95. - 732-741-5788 Please call 732-933-4939 C A $ H Ask St. Claire for three fa­ GAS GRILL - BRAND NEW - RED BRICKS-Used 75 DEJA VU • 732-431-2001 vors; One Business, Two A R T C ENTER WINDOW SHADE - White, 060 Garage Sales IN BOX. Broilmaster, model And 22 decorative ones $30. Impossible. Say 9 Hail Little Tikes, desk & chair, $50. #D39NWO. Asking $525. Please call 732-251-5765 vinyl 9 ft. w. x 6 ft. I. Please call 732-446-9542 Call 732-238-5072 Excellent condition, $50. CONSIGN A LG EB R A I & II S A T’S M arys for 9 days with REFRIGERATOR - AMANA Please call 732-251-0468 Your W om en’s & Children’s Geometry & Basic Skills. lighted candles. Pray B TANK Acetylene GENERATOR - Homelite Side by side, Ivory, 25 cu.ft., Quality Clothing & Accessories LI ABERDEEN- 28 W averly PI. Need Help? Feeling frustrated? wnether you believe it or New. Cost $100. Selling for 115 volts, 20.8 amps, electric WOOD Burning Stove Experienced Teacner & Tutor. $300. Sink: Cast iron porce­ CALL 2ND TURN AROUND (Off Warren Drive) not. Publish on the 9th $70. Please call 732-566-0635 start, propane run, $100. Call lain dbl. basin, Ivory, w/Moen Can be hooked into hot air fur­ Multi-Family / Moving Sale Call 732-613-9225 732-521 -3587, evenings faucet, $75. Call 732-238-0869 nace, $125. Call 732-985-6084 732-431-7667 Sat. & Sun, 7/24 & 7/25 day. May the sacred heart BAR-B-CUE of Jesus be praised, Sunbeam. Needs parts, $20. RIDING MOWER Snapper, WOOD STOVE - with Blow 8am-4pm RAIN OR SHINE! BIO, CHEM, MATH %'GREENHOUSE% GUNS • SWORDS • MILITARY Certified, guaranteed results. adored and glorified to­ Please call 732-727-5571 8 HP, needs electric work, $75. 16 inch glass door, $150. J EAST BRUNSWICK 8 ft. x 8 ft. Free standing, 2 yrs. ITEMS. License NJ/Federal Your home. Call 732-780-4428 day and everyday. Re­ old, propane heater. Excellent or best offer. Please call Come anytime, 174 Pulaski 19 Pelham PI. (Off Buck Rd.) BARBIE DRIVE & RIDE Ave., Sayreville. Dealer. Bert 732-821-4949 ENGLISH TUTOR - PhD, state quest will be granted no Battery Car. Pink Lamborgini, idition $2,000. 609-259-9257 732-591-1399 Sat. 7/24, 8am-1pm. cert., middle & high school, lit­ matter how impossible it $60. Call 732-888-2123, or RIDING MOWER-John Deere WORD PROCESSOR NEEDED 2 Meter Gear, Clothing & misc. items.______Bench power supply 13.8V, erature & writing. 732-416-0753 732-888-9323 8 HP, 30" cut. Good condition, Brothers. Perfect condition, J EAST BRUNSWICK seems. Publication must 10 amps, and Useo Hearing JAC UZZI - Deluxe 7 ft. double $300. or best offer. Paid $400. Asking $125. MOVING SALE - 20 Gunpower be promised. BASEBALL 12" Honus Please call 732-536-3677 Aids. Call Al, 732-721-6915 HEBREW TUTOR Wagner poseable figure, 1996 lounger. Gorgeous Redwood Call 732-530-1373 Dr. (Off Dunhams Cr. to Boston L.R.L. Post to Currier) Sat. & Sun. 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Terri­ Birthday Party, School, Picnics. drawers. Excellent condition, 908-347-6900 compatable. New, $100. Please call 609-259-0318 J MANALAPAN - MULTI er/poodle mix. 732-303-8640 C all 732-938-4440 Please call 732-739-1695 $100. Call 732-566-9310 CELLULAR PHONE SONY STEREO Mini stack BICYCLE-LADIES FAMILY - 10 Merion Dr. (Off REWARD! LOST DOG on 7/4 Motorola Startac, with all pkg. MILK CRATES AMP-Tuner-Cassette. Excel­ CHILDRENS ITEMS 26", 3 spd., AMF Roadmaster. Gordons Cr. Rd.) Sat. & Sun. Whippet, skinny, tan/beige A STORYTIME items as new! $150. Please 2 blue, 1 red, $3.00 lent condition, $150. Please Changing table, etc. From Runs good, $55. Please call 7/24 & 7/25, 9am to 4pm. Toys, colored, 2 0 lb. female, name Child participation w/puppets, call 908-769-8526 Please call 732-566-6846 call 732-254-3564 $2. to $50. Call 732-905-8563 732-542-5261 household, clothes & more Bambi". 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A-D.J. G O O D TIM ES USE YOUR GENERAL APARTMENT & UNLIMITED WOOD FLOORS Weddings, 16’s. 732-213-0090 VISA, MASTER CARD HOUSE CLEANING - Senior Installation • Sanding -Finishing OR DISCOVER CARD special. Call 732-721-3796 732-727-6633 or 732-946-1078 ALL CHARACTERS TO PAY FOR YOUR AD. I WILL CLEAN YOUR HOUSE WADE’S HARDWOOD BALLOON SHOW & GAMES Reliable. References & car. FLOORING FACE ART, MAGIC & MORE CALL CLASSIFIED Please Call 908-587-1917 Installations •Sanding*Refinishing 732-723-0179 Quality work at reasonable 1-800-660-4ADS JANE’S CLEANING SERVICE Houses • Apt’s • Offices prices. C all 732-787-5829 AMAZING or 732-254-7979 Low charge. References. Free AMUSEMENTS DISAPPEARING ATTIC Stairs estimates. C a ll 732-324-2739 Moonwalks • Carnival Games Serving Area Since 1972 JULIANNA’S HOUSE Rides • Clowns • D.J.'s Call Pat 732-341-8063 C L E A N IN G - Good service, AND MUCH MORE! Good references 732-651-7672 CALL FOR FREE BROCHURE 732-536-6936 071 Building P-U-R-R-F-E-C-T-L-Y ALL PHASE Remodeling, Inc. AMAZING MAGIC R em odelin g CLEAN GARAGE DOORS • • • WITH • • • HOME CLEANING AT ITS VERY BEST. 732-257-8463 & OPENERS ERIC THE GREAT • INSTALL - REPAIRS J O E W A L S H POLISH RELIABLE W om an Any Occasion. 732-536-6936 CARPENTER / CONTRACTOR • SERVICE 7 DAYS can clean your house and • REASONABLE • FREE EST. - r t A N E X P E R IE N C E D Decks • Doors • Windows apartment ' " Monmouth/Ocean/Middlesex Baths • Kitchens • Basements ' 732-525-2427 Going on now thru July 31 st! Millstone area. 609-259-2018 D.J. R E L IA B L E - Old fashioned 732-615-2301 Starting at $250. C all Ron 732-264-0421 R.S.Y. CONSTRUCTION house cleaning. Polish Woman. ALL Phases of Construction Call 732-698-2757 B A R N IE OR Fully Insured • Free Estimates YEARS OF CLEANING EXP. A LION KING PARTY C all B ob 732-566-7664 Dependable, quality service. C all 732-651-3256 Refs. Call 732-721-8250 BUBBLES THE CLOW N Magic, balloons * 732-446-3131 GUTTER Cleaning & Repairs FREE ESTIMATES CHILDREN’S PARTIES Call John 732-251-0893 Clown or Comedy Magic Professional entertainer. Refs. ALL TYPES OF • Balloons • Face Painting IMPROVEMENTS - Free Est. 080a H an dy Magic & A Live Bunny ANI CONST. 732-521-2444 DECORATE w/OWN FURN. J IM B O 732-297-1369 Windows • Art • Accessories P e rso n s CUSTOM CARPENTRY Re-arrange & Organize. CHILDRENS Home Improvements. Quality Roslyn combines Feng Shui & TEA PARTIES craftsmanship at a down to interior design. 732-583-6654 A-Z HANDYMAN SERVICES earth priceINo Job Too S m all! Specializing In Painting For . iarties or any 15 years exp. Free Estimates. occasion. C a ll 732-264--0421 Professional/Very Reasonable Call Mark at 732-363-8268 077 Drywall Free Estimates • Insured DANCE MAN DJ D E C K S , Additions, Kitchens & Sheetrock C all 732-303-8770 GOOD DANCE MUSIC Bathrooms. S & R Home AFFORDABLE HANDYMAN MAKES THE AFFAIR Improvements. 732-679-2291 A L L J O B S sable ALLAIRE CONTRACTING Free Est. Call 732-495-7657 Affordable. C all 732-297-4254 Prof. taping & spackling since D IS C J A K E Y 073 Carpet 1984. Free est. 609-259-2080 A L L A R O U N D H A N D Y M A N C lean in g All Types Of: per per Quality from $300. SHEETROCK & TAPING Home Repairs/Improvements Call 732-238-4306 Specializing in small jobs. 732-431-3981 or 732-257-2750 mo. mo. Free Estimates. 1-800-640-3969 DJ ANY OCCASION C H U C K ’S H A N D Y M A N lease 36 lease 36 CARPET KLEAN, INC. SERVICE R & R M U S IC 732-727-1205 Safe, low moisture foam Carpentry -Closets -Painting for mos. for mos. extraction. Fast drying. No job 078 Electrical Free est. C all 732-671-0539 £2991 DJ PARAMETERS ENTER. too small. Fully insured. Call Prof. Disc Jockeys / MC’s for FR E E est. 732-367-1987 Van, Auto, FRWD, V6 , P/ABS, PS, A/C, Dual Air Bags, 4-Dr, Auto, V6 , P/ABS, PS, A/C, Dual A ir Bags, For Info. C all 732-238-0067 P/Win/Lcks/Dr St, R Def & Wpn Tilt, Cruise, T/Glass, P/Win/Lcks/Mrs/Dr St, R Def.Tilt, Cruise, Alloy Whls,T/Glass, DO N’T W AIT FOR THE Stk#X1835, VIN#XDJ35169. MSRF*: $23,010. 36 month Moon Rf, Stereo Cass, Stk#2, VIN#XA622143. MSRP: ALL-BORO ELECTRICAL PHONE TO RING! closed end lease. Total due at lease inception: $21,350. 36 month closed end lease. Total due at lease DJ S O U N D S 074 Carpet Install Residential / Commercial /Ind. $649...($1000 down w/$1000 rebate, 1st month pymnt, inception: $624...($1000 down w/$1000 rebate, 1st month Repair/Sale FREE estimates. Lie. #14112 $350 ref sec dep, $0 bank fee and $400 college grad O N T H E RU N Call 732-888-3630 rebate if qual). Total lease pymnts: $10,764+tax. 12)000 E S T. ’82, ALL OCCASIONS. mi/yr,excess mi @ $.15 thereafter. Resiaual:$11,544. 25,000 T IT L E S - 732-251-8745 AMP ELECTRICAL - All A.J. CARPET - Sales/Repairs Electrical repairs / Installations DJ’S WITH PIZZAZZ Restetches/Relays Burglar alarms. Lie #8977C Installations. Quality for less. Free Estimates. 732-739-8797 C all 1-800-295-4626 Financing as lo w as 0.9% 732-536-4703 DEPENDABLE Electric Co. ADVERTISE IN OUR KEYBOARDIST Lie. # 5 1 5 1 Complete Service. CARPET REPAIRS Free Estimates. 732-738-7070 B U S I N E S S & Ed the ONE MAN BAND • Installation • Re-Stretching SERVICE DIRECTORY 609-275-6881 • 732-745-5464 FRANK’S ELECTRIC C all 732-679-6031 SMALL JOBS & REPAIRS M R . M A G IC Lie. #8778. 732-471-9508 Hilarious Magic and Illusions. CARPET REPAIRS C all 732-613-0915 • RE-STRETCHES • RE-LAYS 1-800-660-4ADS Reas, rates. Call 732-431-1593 GARDEN STATE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS OR 732-254-7979 PARTY JIM’S CARPET INSTALLATION Where the bill Is never A Shock Sales, cleaning, re-lays, • Residential • Industrial F & R H O M E CHARACTERS re-stretches and repairs. • Commercial IMPROVEMENT - Inter. Exter. Childrens favorite characters. Lic.#12229A*Call 732-866-0600 Cotton Candy, Popcorn Call 732-495-9483 Painting, Carpentry. Fully Spin Art & Much More. insured. F ra n k 732-787-6526 Free goodies for all children JB ELECTRICAL T o ll fre e 1-877-297-5244 075 Ceramic Tile See us in the Yellow Pages HANDS FOR HIRE Residential/Commercial ENTIRE HOME NEEDS PARTY DOLL ROOM Repair/Install 15% off Service Upgrade NEW ILLUMINATED D a y & A Birthday Magical Makeover 15% Senior Discount Night house numbers. Nails, Hair, Pizza 732-671-9111 Bonded & Insured • Lic.#12823 732-625-0764 • 917-592-7418 FREE Est. • Radio Dispatched AFFORDABLE H A N D Y M A N - A L L J O B S PARTY MUSIC Ceramic tile-lnstall $2.75 & up Big & Small. Very Reasonable. KEYBOARD VOCALIST sq. ft. Free est. 732-845-3784 1-800-317-7530 Free estimates. 732-679-5999 Dance • Cocktail • Sing-A-Longs • Weddings • Anniversaries CERAMIC TILE & MARBLE H A N D Y M A N - The Home continental mountaineer INSTALLATION JRM ELECTRIC Owner’s Friend. All types of Birthdays • Judy 732-431-1286 No job too big or small. Free Estimates. Lie. #9944 home repairs. Carpentry, -ree estimates. 732-920-0285 Bonded & Insured painting, etc. 732-833-1397 PARTY PIZAZZ Residential & Commercial by Bruce Bray CUSTOM CERAMIC TILING JOHN THE HANDYMAN per Magicians • Characters New installation, repairs, 732-525-9770 All jobs. Strip & wax all types i (Rug Brats*R-Thur*L-Mo,etc.) remodeling. Free estimates. of floors. C all 732-780-6287 mo. Moon Walks • Rides John Cherry 732-290-9086 Cotton Candy • Birthday O D D J O B S - Can do most lease M — m 36 Specialists. 1-800-491-2729 JO HN’S CERAM IC TILE RYAN anything,. No Job Too Small. f' REMODELING & REPAIRS Call John 732-251-0893 for ■ mos. fc PLAYERS CASINO PARTIES Bathrooms • Foyers • Kitchens ELECTRIC CO. 4 9 9 124.299 Birthday/Anniversary/Picnic/Corp.1 hda Over 25 years experience Free Estimates. Insured 4-Dr Auto, FRWD.V8 , P/ABS, PS, Clim Cntrl,Dual Air Bags, Pro1>f. Staff. 732-560-9067 FREE ESTIMATES Industrial, Commercial 080b H om e P/Win/Lcks/Mrs/Dr St, R Def Tilt. 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Free est.D en n is 732-946-2280 HOME MAINTENANCE 732-229-5057 Leave message All carpentry needs, decks/ FIRST CLASS FENCE CO. walkway repairs, tree/yard 069a Party CLAUDIA’S CLEANING Quality fences at an economical work, etc. C all 732-251-9342 Plan nin g Reasonable, reliable. Spotless price. Free estimates. cleaning. Call 732-432-6767 C all 732-566-5344 J&C CONTRACTING CLEAN HOMES, Offices & G & V FENCING - All types of ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS I LINCOLNS MERCURY Apartments. Good refs. fences installed. Repairs & SIDING • WINDOWS • DOORS SERVERS CALLKENIA 732-651-5916 replacement.Call 732-471 -8291 732-525-2822 • 732-360-0606 Dedicated to making your 'k JBA party a success. Bartenders CLEANSWEEP 079c Floor Call... (732)747-5400 also available. 732-446-5798 RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL ^CONSTRUCTION* Days, Evenings, Weekends F in ish in g Affordable Prices,Quality Work Shrewsbury Ave, Shrewsbury, NJ FREE est. Reas. Ins. 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Free est., fully insured. 1-800-820-1711 732-290-1712 GEORGE SAHUL JR. that, you will get the best hand MASONRY - FOR ALL YOUR Call 732-432-4117 nailing money can buy and the 081 Lawn Care Polish Hardwork With License #5568 NEEDS - McMullen Construction. expertise that over 30 years Landscaping Call 732-542-8044 MS. PAPERHANGER German Precision Paper Hanging and Removal A.T.C. GLENN’S ROOFING of experience brings with it. 732-251-5660 • New Work • Tear-Offs MASONRY - NEW WORK 1 Free Est. References/Insured WALLPAPER Plumbing & Heating, Inc. I also do built up roofing. REPAIRS, Refs. Available Call Lou Ann, 732-741-5650 All Your Plumbing Needs • Re-Roofs • Torchdown 732-583-0412 • 1-800-794-7663 A BRANCH INSPECTION CaH 732-254-0643 Hung with TLC. Patience & REASONABLE RATES 20 Yrs. Exp. Free Est. Neatness! Maria 732-888-1337 091 Roofing SPRING CLEANUPS NU-WAY PAINTING Fully Insured 732-940-2913 • New Landscaping Interior & Exterior Painting 732-536-4954 Siding J & R ROOFING & SIDING VINYL • Landscape Improvements 084 Moving Wallpapering & Removal 087 Power Lie. #9816, Fully Insured UNBEATABLE RATES • Tree/Stump Removal Storage Quality work at -*■ ------* orices. Exp. & Ins. 732-846-7525 744 Washing • Sod/Stone/Mulch/Soil C all Ted 732-^957 BACSOKA ANYTIME, ANYWHERE SIDING • Driveway Sealcoating PAINTING & PAPERHANGING KEITH BRAUN ROOFING • Mowing/Lawn Chemicals PLUM BING & HEATING 25 yrs. exp. Residential Re­ REPLACEMENT WINDOWS lnt./Ext. Free Est. Honest 45 Years Experience • Gutter Cleaning/Repairs B & B POWERWASHING THE ROOF DOCTOR Roofing specialist. Fully ins. BILLY’S MOVING prices. Call Joe 732-360-0943 Complete Kitchen & Bath Insured. Free Estimates. FREE est., Ins. 732-866-1882 Res./Comm. 20 years exp. Most homes $150. or under. Seals your leaks when you Free est. Call 732-970-0419 Beeper # 732-792-9059 Remodeling. Water Heaters. need protection the most. Call Chet 732-793-7269 Owner present on all jobs. Decks, patios.Concrete & deck Sewer & Drain Cleaning Fully licensed & insured. PAINTING waterproofing. 732-721-4869 Roof Repair Specialist ABERDEEN Lawn/Tree Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper Reasonable Rates. Free Est. MAGIC TOUCH Lic.#00275. Call 732-223-2446 GUTTER CLEANING ROOFING & SIDING W A T E R T IT E All phases of lawn maintenance removal. Powerwashing. BOOTH POWERWASHING License #5628. WE DO IT ALL Roofing, siding & repairs. & landscaping. Specializing in Quality work. 20 yrs. exp. Homes • Decks & more! Free estimates. Fully insured. Fully Insured • FREE Estimates FURNITURE HAULING Evans Maint. 1-800-303-3873 Call 732-525-0712 Call 732-390-5288 Koi Ponds. Call 732-566-1900 #1 in Furniture Care Anywhere. Insured. John 732-251-0893 FREE est. Call 732-739-1141 CALL 732-727-0014 ABSOLUTELY, ALWAYS Full household/partial move. AFFORDABLE Lie. PM00276. Fully insured. SPRING CLEAN-UPS Call Jim 732-303-1055 Pruning & Trimming, Tree Removal & Stump Grinding, Drainage Sytems, Sod/Mulch/ 084a Light Stone,Thatching & Seeding. Hauling Railroad Tie Construction, Landscape Design & Installa­ A u t o m a t ic tion. Fully insurea & Free est. CREIGHTON LANDSCAPE HANDY PERSONS (2) 732-901-7433 With pick-up. Light moving. Clean-outs, garages, attics, & A i r ARBORCARE gutters, etc. 732-462-0115 TREE EXPERTS REMOVAL Removal • Pruning • Stumps Attics • Basements • Debris Free Estimates. Fully insured Rick 732-251-5953 732-721-8671 ARE YOUR STUMPS PAINS IN THE G RASS? 085 Odd Jobs Tree & Stump removal. Free Cleanups est. Sr. Citizen disc.Call 24 hrs Just Stum ps Co. 732-634-1318 B&S, Inc.«Clean top soil,fill dirt A A A AB E ’ S stone,mulch, grading, excavat­ All cleanouts & hauling. Light ing. Dozer/Backhoe Rentals. demo. Same day service. Best 732-521-2123 • 732-566-7148 prices. Call 732-262-9081 BLAC OAK, INC. •AAA Affordable LAWN MAINTENANCE CLEAN-UPS LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We take away anything. SPRING CLEANUP Free estimates. 732-264-2520 Fully Insured. FREE Estimates Call 732-679-8248 ABBY’S LIGHT HAULING & POWERWASHING - No job CAMPION LAW N CARE too small. Call 732-441-1820 N o hidden charges. N o hidden costs. Monthly lawn maint.,landscap­ ing, tree removal & trimming, ABC CLEAN-UPS mulching & RR ties. Spring Basements, garages, attics cleanups. Call 732-566-6732 and yards. Call 732-290-7644 N o hidden salesm an. FINE SHREDDED MULCH ACTION TRASH REMOVAL $6 . per yard + delivery. Everything removed inc. tree 3/4” SCREENED ORGANIC svc. Call Pete for fast, courte­ TOP SOIL, $10. per yd. + del. ous service. 732-251-0994 DECORATIVE STONE In many ways, leasing a new Saturn is a lot like buying one. W hat (Crushed & Round). All colors CENTRAL CLEAN UPS & sizes. Call for prices. All types of debris removed. 732-251-0634 Free estimates. 732-438-8684 you’llfind are a group of fair and honest sales consultants who take the time GREEN’S LAW NCARE CLEANUPS & DEMOLITION Attics, garages, basements & & LANDSCAPING -ards. Light carpentry, painting to carefully explain every detail. M inus the surprises. “ Personal attention is my & handyman svcs. No job too No.1 Goal” . 10% off cleanups big or small. Call 732-521 -3809 or (1)free lawn cutting. Free est.,fully ins.Rob 732-765-I0599 REMOVAL of Sheds, Pools, Fences, Decks, Concrete, Dirt, Branches, Small Trees & MT Shrubs. Call 732-446-6958 TREE SERVICE WALT’S Clean-Up Saves U $$ • Tree Removal Homes, yards, gar., etc. Guar. Lease a Saturn • Trimming BEAT all prices! 732-951-0864 • Lot Clearing • Stump Grinding • Firewood 086 Painting Fully insured. 732-446-2040 S L - 2 SPRINKLER STARTUPS Wallpapering Starting at $30. Replacement heads $30./ea. All types of repairs. Call 732-303-8770 ACCENT PAINTING- All JOBS Excellent Indoor & Outdoor $ 189/m onth* STUMP & BRUSH Painting. Residential & R udy 732-251-5953 commercial. Free estimates. Fully Insured. 732-679-5999 39 month lease • $1899 total due at signing. T.P. LANDSCAPING AFFORDABLE PAINTING Complete shrubbery & tree Interior/exterior, reliable, maintenance. 732-833-8896 quality work, reasonable rates Includes tax, license, and acquisition fee. TIRED of paying high prices Call Room by Room Painting for Landscaping? Call Robert —732 -607-: 2577------for a reasonable rate. 732-364-8157 AL’S PAINTING Interior & Exterior *Satum of Freehold - V IN #X Z353055 Saturn of Eatontown - V IN #X Z348263. Paym ent based on the 1999 SL- GET THE BEST. FOR LESS! TOPSOIL Free estimate. 732-583-3306 2 and an M S R P of $14,180. O ption to purchase at lease-end for $7657.20. Thirty-nine m onthly paym ents total Mulch • Fill Dirt • Reas, rates Free local delivery • Backhoe $7371. Prim ary lending source m ust approve lease. M ileage charge o f $.15 per m ile over 12,000 m iles. Lessee is rental avail. • 732-721-3739 A L L B R IG H T Beeper 732-441-5743 PAINTING & WALLPAPERING responsible for excessive w ear and use. Equipped w ith 4 cyl., p/s/b. A vailable on in-stock vehicles. O ut o f state Professional services.. Neat TREES • Trimmed • Removed work, reas. rates. 732-539-4170 purchases m ay vary. O ffer good thru 7/31/99 only. •Stumps Ground *Wood Chips Reasonable Rates ALL PAINTING Call 732-257-1416 Anytime INTERIOR / EXTERIOR Powerwashing. Quality Work. Reas. Call Mike 732-363-2786 082 Lawn Mower ALL WASHED UP Repair Int. Painting & Powerwashing Free est. Call 732-566-9651 JSSATIRN LARSON SERVICES BUSY B’S PAINTING lnt./Ext., Wallpapering D i f f e r e n t K i n d o f C o m p a n y . D i f f e r e n t K i n d o f C a r . Authorized Dealer Of: *Ferris Ins., Free Est. 732-238-5553 A A ♦Bob Cat *Tanaka *Maruyana • Residential • Commercial • CREATIVE FAUX PAINTING Repairs/Parts • P/U & Delivery Sponge • Rag • Marble CALL 732-536-2613 Kid’s Murals • 732-308-0056 DON’T PAINT 083 Masonry LET JO HN DO IT Paving PAINT • WALLPAPER • TILE Saturn of Eatontown Saturn of Freehold Free Estimates. 732-888-0485 J & D PAINTING Interior/Exterior 67 Route 36, Eatontown 4039 Route 9 North, Freehold CHIMNEY & • Powerwashing. Fully insured. MASONRY REPAIRS Call Carlo, 732-416-0165 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 732-389-8822 732-303-8700 CALL JOHN 732-521-0267 LERIO PAINTING CUSTOM MASONRY Painting, Plastering, Taping V isit O ur W ebsite at: w w w .satum rt36@ aol.com V isit O ur W ebsite at: w w w .satum freehold.com experience equals quality work Sheetrock, Paperhanging Brick Work a Specialty Free Estimates NO JOB TOO SMALL CALL ERIC 732-521-6069 732-390-8655 5 2 JULY 21,1999 Greater Media Newspapers’ Classified Section is NOW Online! www.gmnews.com

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LONG / SHORT TRIPS O U R A D S CALL CLASSIFIED BUICK SKYLARK ’84 FORD CROWN VICTORIA ’93 CLOCK REPAIRS 4 cyl. Good mechanical Mint! A/C, all power, cass., air­ Service*Restore*Antique«New Airports-Atlantic City-N.Y.C. Call Mark, 732-625-9360 GET RESULTS 1-800-660-4A DS condition, $450. • 732-698-9583 bags, new tires, 62,000 mi., Call Michael, 732-462-3589 m Ch.grey $7,900. - 732-308-0213 I BUICK SKYLARK, ’89- Red, CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS CALL CLASSIFIED BUICK CENTURY'92, ONLY 31,000 mi. Good cond. Power black top. 99,000 mi. Mint FORD MUSTANG Upholstery, Draperies, 095G Waterproofing 1-800-660-4ADS BARGAIN HUNTERS cond. Fully inspected till 2001. Foam. 30 yrs. Exp. Guar. steer, doors, windows. AM/FM GT CONVERTIBLE ’97 cass. Call 732-583-3800 4 cyl. $600. Call 732-525-8179 Workmanship. 732-888-2775 ABOLISH DIRT MINT condition. Full power, J& J WINDOW CLEANING CHECK OUR BUICK GRAND NATIONAL CADILLAC 97, SEDAN De all options, 8 cyl., 5 spd. White w/leather interior, CD & cas­ CpLL DOCTOR Joseph 732-891-0043 ’8 6 . Original owner. Show car Elegance Black w/blk. leather. ATLANTIS WATERPROOFING GARAGE SALES insurecT. Never driven daily Exceptional! Below cost sette, 25,000 mi., alarm, Gold DOLL REPAIRS ALWAYS Dun-Rite by LEVY $21,900. Tom 732-957-9522 pkg. $22,500. ♦ 732-254-3768 “Keep The Memories” Fully insured. Free estimates. Add a Photo! CLASS (060) $7,200. Call 609-660-9749 Call 1-888-474-4648 WINDOW WASHING FORD MUSTANG ’87 Pr. Kathleen » 732-462-3589 Reas, rates. Call 732-739-8755 BUICK LESABRE ’89, CADILLAC FLEETWOOD 4 Door, Full Power. Auto, A/C. BROUGHAM ’ 8 6 - Garage Auto., 4 cyl., a/c, p/s, p/b. DEAN’S CLEANING SERVICE AUTOMOTIVE CLASSIFIED Reliable first car. Many new ACURA INTEGRA GSR ’97 1 owner, $3,200., or best offer. kept. Meticulously maintained, MR. FIXIT Window cleaning, Screen (Private Party Only) $3,975. Call Tom 732-957-9522 parts. $1,000. ♦ 732-780-0043 Basem ent W aterproofing (Some restrictions apply) 4 cyl., 5 spd., all power, moon Exc. cond. Call 732-739-4634 cleaning & repair. Gutter FORD MUSTANG ’90 cleaning & powerwashing. roof. Exc. cond. 25,000 miles. BUICK LE SABRE ’87 Beauty CARS $100. $500.. &• Up. 1-800-765-2793 $16,000. Call 732-446-5815 inside & out. Replaced engine, Police Impounds: Hondas, Excellent cond. Original owner. Call 732-679-2064 New muffler & brakes,152,000 Free Est. Deal w/owner $ave Your ad will still ACURA INTEGRA LS, 94, trans., radiator, battery, tires, Toyotas, Chevys, Jeeps & more. 908-419-4145, Lennie Sport Utilities. CALL NOW! mi. Auto., a/c, p/w, p/d, cruise, ALTERATIONS - Custom Run ’Til it Sells! White, 4 dr. 1 owner. Garage am/fm stereo cass. Asking kept & cared for. Auto, Power 800-772-7470 ext. 7040. (SCA Curtains. Home Interiors. LOW BUICK Le SABR E ’89 - Silver. Network) $2,150. Ray - 732-905-0942 LOW PRICES! 732-360-9011 096A Window Now add a photo! Exc. cond., 98,000 mi. $6,200. Only 65,000 orig. mi. 4 dr., air, Treatments Call 732-946-4296 after 7pm. auto. LOADED. Exc. cond. CARS - $100. - $500. & UP! FORD TAURUS GL ’96 All power, 30,000 mi., original 4 LINES • 4 WEEKS $45. Asking $4,000. 732-780-4690 Police Impounds: Hondas, Toyotas, Chevys, Jeeps and warranty, 1 owner. Must see! 094B Telephone COBIA - 1 987 with 1989 (each additional line $7.) AUDI 100 92 BUICK LE SABRE ’90 White w/grey int. LOADED. Sport Utilities. Call now! $10,900. Call 609-409-9097 Installation Yamaha 150 Pro-V. All extras Must call every 4 weeks to Auto. All power, 33,000 mi., CUSTOM Blinds, Shades, Exc. cona. 82,000 orig. mi. 1-800-772-7470, Ext.6063 FORD TAURUS SE ’99 Upholstery, Drapery. Free included, $6,500. Please call renew. original owner. Excellent con­ Asking $6,900. 732-257-7046 Take over lease. Champagne Shop-at-Home 732-431-6610 732-251-2363 dition, $4,800. • 732-290-0296 CASH FOR YOUR CAR ARTY’S AUTO SALES color, 1,167 miles. Brand new. PH O N E Installation 14’ M cKEE Evinrude 50HP ’97 BUICK CENTURY ’90 BUICK RIVIERA -84, 2 Door. 1-800-660-4ADS East Brunswick. 732-257-6700 Call 732-583-3800 REPAIR - JACKS - WIRING MADE in my home, designed trailer, runs great, engine had Mint condition! V6 Rebuilt trans. & engine. New 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX in your home. Reasonable $ seasonal maint. Great river LOCAL 732-254-7979 Loaded, 98,000 miles, $3,500. radiator. Sunroof, all power. CHEVROLET BERETTA ’95 FORD TAURUS WAGON ’95 Call Ed 732-536-2477 Call 732-308-9384 boat, $2,500. - 732-222-0369 Please call 732-446-7004 Ask. $900. Call 732-583-1205 V 6 White, auto., p/s, p/b, A/C, Full power, A/C, am/fm am/fm cass., 52,000 mi. Exc. cass.,105,000 mi. Excellent cond.. $7,465. 732-360-1126 condition $4,900. 732-316-2955 CHEVROLET CAMARO FORD TEMPO ’8 8 - White IROC-Z ’87 - T-Tops, fuel port 5 spd., 129,000 miles, p/s, p/b, injection. New paint & extras. p/w, am/fm, cruise control. Runs welJ. $3,500. or best $850. Call 732-247-8178 offer. Call 732-723-0316 FORD TEMPO ’94 CHEVROLET BERETTA ’92 2 D R . B la c k , 5 S P D ., A /C , Exc cond. Auto, air, p/s, p/b, am/fm cassette, 87,500 miles, abs, am/fm cass. & sunroof. $3,200. Call 732-949-3600 Orig. owner. 93,000 miles. FORD THUNDERBIRD ’ 90, Asking $3,100. 732-238-1603 Red, Auto, V 6 , A/C, All Power, CHEVROLET BERETTA GT 1 owner, garage kept. 55,000 ’93 - Black, runs & looks great. mi., Exc. cond., $4,900. or 110,000 mi. Asking $3,000. or best offer. Call 732-721-7765 best offer. Call 732-431-1565 &FORD THUNDERBIRD* CHEVROLET CORVETTE ’85 '96. 1 owner, garage kept & Silver/graphite inter. Manual. cared for. Exc. cond. LOADED. Tuned port. 66,000 miles. 732-750-2950 or 732-422-2426 Excellent condition. $9,000. HONDA ACCORD ’92 - 5 Call 732-224-8559 spd., p/locks & win. air, CHEVROLET LUMINA ’95 116,000 hwy. miles. Exc. cond. Auto., p/s, p/b, p/dl, p/w, a/c, $7,000. Call 732-441-9374 55,600, mi., am/fm cassette, HONDA ACCORD EX, ’92,- 4 cruise control. Asking $10,990. dr. sedan, power steer/windows, or best offer. Call 732-441 -9865 moonroof, ABS, cruise, AM/FM CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO cass. w/6 disc CD. 107,000 mi. Green w/tan interior. $7,000. LS ’8 6 - 8 cyl., p/w, p/b, well maint., 1 owner, gooa running Exc. cond. Call 732-521-3665 cond. Best offer 732-446-6349 HONDA ACCORD LX ’85, CHEVROLET MONZA ’78 Needs engine work. 122,000 e x p l o r e r miles. Best Offer. H MM Burgandy/black int. V8 , auto., a/c, 5 lug wheels. Customized. Call 732-679-5594 V6, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, pb, am/fm stereo w/cass, A/C, Sharp! $3,500. 732-750-9761 HONDA ACCORD LX ’95 int wprs, p/locks/win/seats, cruise/tilt, roof rack, con­ CHEVY BLAZER ’94- Black, Dark Blue. Auto., 55,000 miles, sole, doth int, r/def, t/gls, buckets, alloy whls, fir mats, P/S, P/B, P/W, 4 x 4, 60,000 p/w, p/l. Driver/passenger airbag $10,500. • 732-940-4155 keyless entry, dual air bags, VIN#SZB93133, miles, Vortec engine. Asking $9,900. Call 732-525-9553 HONDA ACCORD LX ’93 Stk#TX2256A, 52,682 miles. CHEVY CAVALIER ’94 2 dr., 5 spd., 103,000 miles. Purple. 2 dr., auto, spoiler, tint, AC, am/fm cd. Clean. $6,800. alarm. 61,000 mi. Great cond. or best offer 732-741-3594 $5,300. neg. Call 732-739-6845 HONDA ACCORD LX 94 CHRYLSER NEW YORKER 2 dr. auto, dark red, 6 6 , 0 0 0 FORD ’89-Blue Landau,all power,new orig. miles. 6 disc, cd changer T A U R U S G L tires. Good condition. $1,550. alarm. $8,750. 732-251-2602 or best offer. 732-446-1276 cyl, auto, ps, pb, AC, am /fm HONDA ACCORD SE ’91 6 CHRYSLER LHS 94 Luxury Auto. Fully loaded. Leather stereo w /cass, p/w in/locks/seats, Mint! Loaded, 46,000 miles, seats, all power. Garage kept. runs great, garage kept, $7,500. Call 732-938-6085. VIN#SG 306926, Stk#U7010, $12,500. Call 732-249-0851 HONDA CIVIC 60,002 m iles. M ocha. COLT VISTA WAGON ’ 8 6 5 speed, seats 7. Good condi­ EX COUPE ’96 tion, $1,200. or best offer. Call Green w/spoiler, fully loaded, 732-671-8263 leave message mint condition. Lease buyout. $13,000 or best offer. ‘97 Ford '97 Ford ‘92 Mercury '97 GMC CORVETTE ’77 - AUTO., T a u r u s G L T-Tops. Extra clean, needs Please call 732-780-2448 nothing. $7,800. FIRM! Only Explorer Sport 4x4 Grand M arquis Z-71 Supercab 4X4 V6, auto, ps, pb, am/fm stereo w/cass, HONDA CIVIC LX ’90 - 5 Spd., Taurus V8 , auto , p/s, p/b, am/lm w/cass., serious calls. Call 732-723-0831 I 6 cyl, auto, ps, pb, A/C, p/seats, pi, pw, int wprs, cruise, Green, auto, 6 cyl, ps, pb, am/lm-cass, V8, auto, ps, pb, A/C, p/l, p/w, cruise/tilt, p/winds/locks/seats, a/c. tilt, p/win/locks/seats, cruise/tilt, dual air bags, am/fm cass. Air, cruise, pwr. cruise, CD player, leath int, tow alloy whls, cloth int, bal of fact warr., CORVETTE ’ 8 6 - Convertible everything. 130,000 miles. I lilt, dual air bags, r/del, am/fm stereo w/cass., p/win/locks/seats, AC, cruise/tilt, alloy whls, p/sunroof, am/fm stereo w/cass, Blue, VIN#NX631969, pkg. Silver, VIN V1526222. VMVA194197, Stk#U7076, 24,461 miles. Black with red leather interior, $2,400. Call 732-431-0446 VIN#VA203703, SU0U6991, 36,338 miles. V/N#VUCt8485, S(k#U6988T, 31240 miles. Stk#TX2109 A 11,334miles. Stk#NX1410A, 72,479 miles ‘ Electric Red. 4 spd. Excellent condition, a/c, HONDA CIVIC, ’91, Auto, loaded. Garage kept, 78,000 A/C, AM/FM cassette. 130,000 mi. $11,900. Call 732-238-2329 $21,900 S 1 3 , 9 0 0 mi. Good condition. Asking S11,900 S19,900 *7,490 DODGE NEON SPORT $2,750. Call 732-698-0108 COUPE, ’95, 105,500. high­ <93 Ford ‘92 Ford '98 Ford HYUNDAI EXCEL ’93 ‘93 Ford '91 Ford way miles. A/C, 5 speed stick, Blue. Excellent body, 4 speed, anti-lock brakes, alloy wheels, Explorer Explorer F I 5 0 4 X 4 62,000 mi., a/c, am/fm. Best Thunderbird Escort ZX 2 NEW premium Toyo tires, offer. 732-828-5712 after 6 pm V6, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, p/l, p/w, int wprs, V6, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, p/l, p/w, int wprs, 4 cyl, auto, ps, pb, A/C, p/l, p/w, int wprs, V8, auto w/OD, p/s, p/b, am/fm stereo power door locks, 6 speaker 6 cyl, auto, ps, pb, A/C, pi, pw, cruise, tilt, HYUNDAI SONATA ’91 cruise, tilt, roof rack, console, buckets, alloy whls, Hr cruise, tilt, roof rack, console, buckets, alloy whls, fir cruise, tilt, am/fm stereo w/cass.,r/def,moon­ w/cass., p/winds/locks, a/c, tilt, cruise, alloy stereo cassette. Mint cond. am/lm stereo w/cass., Red, VIN#PA150829, 1 15,000 mi. Needs engine mats, am/lm stereo cass., r/del, t/gls,cloth int, VIN whls, cloth int, int wprs, VIN MNB11701. Stk $3,200. Call 609-259-1672 Stk#U7002A, 87,560 miles mats, am/fm stereo cass., r/def, t/gls, cloth int, VIN roof, bal of fact warr.,VI N#WR 148741, #1X2207A. m m miles. work, new trans., am stere o PUD81075, Stk#TX2244A, 82,816 mi. NUA82573, Sfk#TX1204A, 106,850 mi. Stk#U7003,18348 miles DODGE AVENGER ES ’97 cass., $400. Call 732-970-1855 Red. LOADED. 38,000 orig. 4,900 * 7 , 9 9 0 INFINITI G20 ’91 - 4 dr.,air, all mi. Exc. cond. Incl. 6 yr. warr. S10,400 s7,900 S12,900 $14,500. Call 732-536-2623 power. Leather inter., sunroof, custom muffler. Good cond. DODGE COLT ’92 '94 Ford f92 Mercury '95 Ford $5,200. Call 732-739-2704 '98 Chrysler ‘94 Ford 4 spd., a/c, 150,000 miles. Ranger Reliable, runs great! Asking INFINITY I30, ’97, Mint. Deep Escort IX Wagon Sebring JX Conv. Grand Marquis Mustang $750. Please call 732-247-9294 -reen w./camel int. 2 0 ,0 0 0 . mi. V6, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, wC, p/l, p/w, int wprs, 6 cyl, auto, p/s. p/b. am/fm w/cass.. 4 cyl, auto, ps, pb, AC, V6, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, am/fm-cass, p/win/locks/seats, Saraged,hardly used.Loaded. V8, auto, ps, pb, A/C, p/locks, p/win, int wprs, cruise, tilt, cruise, tilt, console, buckets, alloy whls, Hr mats, a/c, tilt, cruise, dual air bags, int AC, t/gls, r/def, cruise/lilt, doth int, bkt sts, console, int See in Matawn home,relocated am/lm slereo. Green, am/lm stereo w/cass., VIMNX631969, Stk#NX1410A, am/fm stereo cass., t/gls,cloth int, keyless entry, wprs. VIN RF 164642. Stk NY. $23,400. 212-696-0720 wprs, dual air bags, bal of fact warr., VIN#WT246602, #NX1399A, 60,911 miles. . VIN RW208766.55.148 miles. dual air bags, bedliner, rear slider, VIN TA66799, Stk#U7033, 27,610miles. 72,479 miles. INFINITY Q45- ’93, 4 dr., auto, Stk#TX2198A, 54,011mi. 8 cyl., traction control, All pow­ s6,900 er, leather. Exc. cond. 90,000 S19,500 s7,900 S11,500 8 ,9 0 0 mi. $13,600. 732-219-7106 DODGE DYNASTY ’93 ‘97 Ford *97 Ford JEEP WRANGLER ’95 - RED '98 Ford '97 Ford ‘97 Ford Low miles (59,861) Auto. 4 dr., Manual, p/s, 4WD, 4 cyl. Expedition 4x4 Eddie Bauer 6 cyl., p/s, a/c, am/fm cass. Taurus GL Explorer XLT 4x4 42,000 miles, 2 tops & tra il Explorer Sport V8, auto w/OD, ps, pb, AC, p/seats, p/l, p/w, $5,995./bebest offer " 732-671-0450 cover, Original owner, $ 1 1,000. V6, auto, ps, pb, p/seats, a/c, p/l, p/w, V6, auto; ps, pb, AC^Ls, p/l, p/w, int wprs, cruise/tilt, 6 cyl, auto w/OD, p/s, ABS, p/b, am/fm stereo Eddie Bauer EdL DODGE MONACO ES ’90 negotiable. Call 732-745-2287 cruise/tilt, alloy whls, am/fm stereo w/cass, buckets, alloy whls, Hr mats, r/del, am/fm stereo w/cass., p/sts, p/l, p/w, int wprs, cruise, tilt, roof rack, Tan, 4dr. auto, 6 cyl, ps, pb, p/win/lock/seats, AC, int wprs, cruise/tilt, am/fm stereo w/cass, CD dual air bag, cloth int, bal of fact warr., VIN w/cass., CD player, t/gls, leath int, keyless entry, console, buckets, fir mats, r/def, cloth int, keyless t/gls, r/def, cruise/tilt, air bag, cloth int, console, roof player, p/sunroof, leath int, dual air bags, bal 4 DR. Fully loaded, alarm. Convertible, VIN WF189859. Stk #U7056. 27,349 entry, dual air baas, bal of fact warr., a/c, VIN rack, all terrain, alloy whls, running boards, Good condition, $2,000. Call * LEXUS 400 SC,’94 VA194197. Stk #U7076.24,461 miles. Electric VIN#VUB24383, Stk#U68521, 20761 miles. of fad warr., VJN#VLB22983,Stk#U7115T, 732-679-6059, after 5pm. miles. UC92136, Stk#U7020T, 29,359 mi. 26,899 miles. * Black Beauty i A Mint! S 2 1 , 5 0 0 * Fully Loaded & More!! “ S13,900 S18,900 20,500 s29,750 wrDODGE NEON ’95>Y Spoiler, chrome wheels, 4 DR. Red, auto., a/c, p/s, Gold Package, voice p/b, 48,300 mi., CD player, activated phone, sunroof, U SED UEHIG LE C73Z) AUTHORIZED $5,900. Call 732-613-0681 CD. ONLY 46,000 miles! $24,500. Call 732-671-7627 HOTLINE ■ X R O U S H LINCOLN MARK 7, 8 8 Silver DODGE SHADOW 93, 2 Dr. blue. 75,000 mi. Good cond., A/C, AM/FM, auto. New brakes but needs suspension work. 1 Visit Us On the Web At... www. toms ford, com air, shocks, struts. 1 1 0 , 0 0 0 mi. owner. $1,700. 732-739-0689 D EALER Asking $2,195. 732-566-7225 LINCOLN MARK LSC VII '90 DODGE SPIRIT ’92 Fully loaded, 5 4 ,0 0 0 miles. Auto., V6 , p/s, p/b, cruise, A/C, Guaranteed N.J. State Inspec­ W E L E A S E & 4 dr., 70,000 mi., am/fm cass. tion, $6,900. or best offer. ORD $4,500. Call 732-254-5422 Please call 732-329-6283 FINANCE USED CARS Highway 35 • (Parkway Exit 117) Keyport, NJ DODGE SPIRIT '94 - Maroon. 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M U S T A N G 302 '6 8 - V - 8 , PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE ’94 steering/brakes, alloy wheels. moonroof, 4 cyl., 1 owner. Well Red. Runs well. New gas tank. maint., 112,000 mi., $4,000. 2 Dr., A/C, Exc. Cond. 90,000 152,000 mi. $999.732-536-1636 Needs body work. $ 2,5 00 . hwy mi. Very Clean. New tires. Call 732-780-7225, evenings. PONTIAC TRANS AM ’83 „.By giving you over 30 years Call 732-536-5344 $ 2 ,9 5 0 . Call 732-360-0655 MERCEDES 380SE ’85 Rebuilt 305, 4BBL Holley, all Black, 4 dr., sunroof, garage NISSAN ALTIM A GXE PONTIAC BONNEVILLE ’98 chrome, 2 1 , 0 0 0 mi.,cowl hood, kept. Leather inter. Good cond. ’96 - Black. L O A D E D . 50,000 D-package. Loaded, sunroof. t-top, custom dash, needs of combined leasing $5,400. Call 732-842-9330 orig. mi. Exc. cond. Asking Black, garage kept. 32,000 some work, extra tires w/rim. $10,000. Call 732-679-2873 miles." ! 2-1>-842-1824 $1,500. Call 732-462-6715 MERCEDES 450SL ’76 - Blue. 2 tops. 64,300 orig. mi. 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Call 732-821-2334 Run ’til It Sells! S A A B 9 00 S ’93 - Exc. cond. MERCURY COUGAR 88 2 dr. hatch back, auto, air, 2 dr., white w/cloth top. Air, 1 NISSAN SENTRA ’90 2 door, red, 4 speed, am/fm, 77,000 miles. $8,500. or best owner. 86,600 miles. $ 2 ,5 0 0 . offer. Call 732-290-1327 WE LEASE EVERY MAKE AND MODEL or best offer. 732-721-5444 a/c. Runs well. Asking $1,750. Call 732-842-1679 SPIDER CONVERTIBLE MERCURY COUGAR LS ’92­ (CLASSICV80 FIAT-Pininfarina N IS S A N S E N T R A ’9 4 2 DR. 42,000 miles. Exc. cond. Full $ 2 8 . OFF LEASE SPECIAL Black, auto., a/c, cruise, am/fm 2000, 60,000. orig. mi. Exc. power, with cloth top. Asking inside/out. Ivory paint, 5 spd., OTHER LEASE RETURNS AVAILABLE $ 7 ,5 0 0 . Call 732-671-6295 cass. 78,000 mi. Great cond. $6,000., Neg., 732-446-5386 AUTOMOTIVE power windows, AM/FM Cass., MERCURY COUGAR XR7 $4,200. C all 732-671-4370 1995 BMW 325iA CONVERTIBLE O L D S C IE R A S L ’96 CLASSIFIED ’9 4, ALL POWER. Moonroof. (Private Party Only) T O Y O T A C A M R Y LE ’96 2 dr., convertible, 6 cyl., auto., p/s, anti lock brakes, a/c, am/fm st/cass, leather/int, p/seats, 94,000 mi. Exc. cond. $7,500. Blue. 4 door. 36,000 orig. mi. Exc. cond. Asking $8,300. Champagne, 4 cyl., Mint cond., buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side/md, cruise, sec sys, intermit or best offer. 732-441-7508 am/fm cass., 29,000 mi., war­ Call 732-254-2895 4 LINES-4 WEEKS -$28. wipers, mats, til, low miles, rad., alum wh, remote radar, ext color: It. blue met. int color: tan MERCURY COUGER XR7 ’93 ranty, $13,000. • 732-536-6584 OLDSMOBILE ACHIEVA-S (each additional line $7.) Rag top, chrome, leather. leather. Down pymt.: $1995 Bank fee: $495. Sec. dep. $350. Mileage 12,000 per year. Excess ’9 5, Black, 6 cyl. 5 8,0 00 mi., some restrictions apply TOYOTA CELICA GT M IN T ! Loaded. 83,000' oriorig. Exc. cond., cloth int., $6,6 75 . 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Call 732-519-2515 lowest miles, $12,500. 7^2-969-3165 TRANS AM GTA '89, Red. HONDA GOLD WING 1100 85,000 mi. Oria. owner.T-Roof, ’82 - Silver/qrey, 31,000 mi. alarm, 8 cyl., 5.7 liter, Good Very clean, CB, new battery & cond. Best offer. 732-251-8682 cover, $2,950. « 732-390-8371 sedan with a po VOLVO 740GL ’89 - Black sedan. Leather int., sunroof. HONDA MAGNA ’95 Absolute MINT condition! LOADED. Asking $3,900. Call 732-431-3033 Showroom new, only 1,400 miles. Custom Corbain seats, VOLVO- ’96, 850 Turbo. custom Cobra pipes, includes Only 25,000 mi. Regency red. 2 helmets. Lots of chrome & Tan leather, premium sound. brilliant yellow, + stock seat. Loaded. $20,800. 732-203-9306 $4,500. FIRM! 732-780-7786 HONDA SUPER SPORT ’78 110a Sport 13,000 original mi. Exc. cond. Asking $1,200. Utility Vehicles Call 732-446-4826 SUZUKI INTRUDER, ’93 1400 CC, 7,400 miles. Some CHEVY BLAZER ’90 - 4x4. extras. Excellent condition. 120,000 hwy. mi. Mechanically Asking $3,800. 732-251-7249 perfect. 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tAvailableon'99 BOsonlytoqualified buyers, subjectto primary lender approval. Price(s)include(s)allcoststobepaidbyaconsumerexceptforliccosts,regfees&taxes. Pictsareforillutpurpsonly. Notrespfortypos. Mustpresentthisadattimeofpurchase. Above leases basedon 12, OOOmi/yr, excess m i @$.15 thereafter *Price Excludes $525 Destination Fee.’**Present any advertised offer from anyauthorized Infiniti retailer in this paper.99G20:Dueatsigning:$2243...($1499down, 1st month pymnt, $Orefsecdep, $545bank fee and $500 college grad rebate ifqual.) Total Pymnts/Residual:5 9552/$ 10,044. '99l30:Dueatsigning:$1344...($0d0wn,lstmonthpymnt/$400refsecdep&$545bankfee)TotalPymnts/Residual:$14,001/$16,445.'99QX4:Dueatsigning:$1268...($0 down, 1st month pymnt, $400refsec dep&$499bankfee)TotalPymnts/Residual:$14,391/$23,470. '99Q45:Dueatsigning:$1698...($0down, 1st month pymnt, $600refsecdep&$499bankfee)TotalPymnts/Residual:$21,801/$24,081. Offer expires: 7/31/99.

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Here Is Just A Partial List Of Our Pre-Owned Vehicles. 1989 OLDSMOBILE 1994 BUICK CIERRA CENTURY 4-Dr., Auto Trans, 6-Cyl eng., 4-Dr., Auto Trans. w/OD, V 6 Eng., PS, PB, Air, P/Winds/Lks, Rr. PS, PB, Air, Air Bag, P/Wind/Lks/ D ef., Tilt, C ru ise , A M / F M St. Mirr., Rr Def., Tilt, Cruise, T/GIs., Cass. VIN #KG329546. Stk. AM/FM Cass. VJN #RS619669. Stk. #3190A. 74,129 Mi. #2632A. 63,704 Mi. *3495 *5995 1993 FORD 1995 GEO ESCORT TRACKER Wagon, Auto Trans., 4-Cyl 2-Dr., 4-W hl Drive., 5-Spd. Ena., PS, PB, Air, Air Bag, Rr Man. Trans., 4-Cyl Eng., PS, Def/Wiper, AM/FM Cass. VIN P/ABS Brks., Air, AM/FM #PW26447, Stk. #3091B. Cass. VIN #S6952762. Stk. 4 6 , 3 1 5 M i. #2356P. 46,976 Mi. *6995 s69 95 1992 PONTIAC 1992 GMC TRANSPORT SAFARI Wagon, Auto Trans w/OD, FWD, 6-Cyl 8-Psgr., Van, Auto Trans w/OD, Eng., PS, AB S Brits, Air, P/Dr. Seal/ 6-Cyl Eng., P S, A B S Brks, P/Winds/ W'ndsJLks/AnUMm, Rr. Def/Wpr, Til, Ucs, Rr. Def., Till, Cruise, Inter Cruise, Inter Wprs, Aloy Whls, TA3ls, Wprs. Alloy Whls, T/GIs, AM/FM St. AM/FM St. Cass. VIN UNT218202. Slk. Cass. VIN UN0507885. Slk. #3535. #33409.58,009 Mi. 74,829 Mi. *7995 s79 9 5 1994 CHEVY BLAZER >/FINANCING 4-Dr., Auto Trans., w/OD, V6 Eng., 2-Dr., Auto Trans., V6 Eng., PS, PS, PB, Air. Air Baq,P/wind/Lks/ P/ABS Brics, Air, Dual Air Bag, 9 0 For 36 Months On ‘99 Pontiac, PAVind/LksMrr,, Rr Def., Tilt, m* I Mirr, Rr Def/Wiper,Tilt, Alloy Whls., Cruise, Alloy Whls., T/GIs., Tra>n£ i L % En$" {§• pbj Air- Dual Air % P/Seat/Wind/Lks, Rr Def.. Tilt, Keyless Entry, - i “ Buick & GMC Models. I T/G(s ., AM/FM C D Player, Roof Security Sy stem, AM/FM CD * > - I Rack. V IN #R2170643. Stk. Player. VIN #TC828354. Stk. AM/FM Cass. VIN #X1628990. Stk. #N3638. MSRP: $20,300. Factory Rebate $156o„ $ 5 0 0 P G A (if (Pick Up s Excluded) See Dealer for Details. #3162A. 65,744 Mi. #36516.24,593 Mi. ffio L L?a.S(;vf.9£5 P ° % ii 0(l Ba') l Fee'.PGA Rebate fc °° (if qua>0- Total Due At Lease Inception: $1895. Total Of Payts. $8100., Total Cost: $9995. Purch. Optn. At Lease End: $11,868. s11.995 NO SECURITY DEPOSIT OR FIRST MOS. PAYMENT REQD. *12.495 ZERO IN ON A BUICK 1996 FORD 1995 6UICK TAURUS R0ADMASTER 4-Dr., Auto Trans. w/OD, 4-Dr., Auto Trans. w/OD. V8 BRAND NEW BRAND NEW 6-Cyl Eng., PS, PB, Air, Dual Ena., PS. PB, Air, Dual Air Baa, Air Bag, P/Wind/Lks, Rr Def., VSeatsyWind/tks/Mirr., Rr Del, 1999 PONTIAC 1999 BUICK Tilt, C ruise, T/GIs., K e yle ss Tilt, T/GIs., AM/FM Cass.VlN Entry, AM/^M Cass. VIN #TA132788. Stk. # 3 7 5 0 A . #SR420147. Stk. #3406A. GRAND AM 2 2 , 1 5 6 Mi. 66,332 Mi. MUST SEE REGAL LS S12.495 *12.995 $ 1 1 5 7 a , ■ 3 6 MOS.* soon™»U v 36 MOS.* 1997 CHRYSLER 1996 HONDA Solid Form Design, 4-Dr., Aulo Trans, FmtWhl Drive, 4-Cyl Eng., PS, PB CIRRUS ACCORD Air, Dual Air Bags, P/Lks, Rr. Del., Till, T/GIs, AM/FM St. Cass. VIN 4-Dr., Auto Trans. w/OD, V 6 Eng., 4Dr., Auto Trans., 4-Cyl Eng., i s1 6 , 0 2 1 #XM916322. sic. #N347B. MSBP: $17,265. $1244 Dir. Discount Lease: PS, P B < Air, Dual Air Bag,P/Wind/ PS. PB, Air, Dual Air Bag, s;!19,260 Lks./Mirr., Rr Def., Tilt Alloy Whls., P/Wind/Lks., Rr Def/Wiper, $995 Down; $400 Bank Fee; $400 College Grad Rebate(if qual). Total Due T/6ls., Keyless Entiv, AM/FM Cass, Tilt, AM/FM Cass. VIN Al Lease Inception; $1795. Tolal Of Payts: $6012. Total Cost $7807. NO SECURITY DEPOSIT VIN #VN584917. Stk. #3404A. TA269847. Stk. #2949A. PujtIi. Opln. At Lease End: $9995. IVO SECURITY d e p o s i t 18,581 Mi. 3 9 ,0 3 1 M i. $9675. Purch. Optn. At Lease End: $13,716. OR FIRST MOS. OR FIRST MOS PAYMENT REQD. 5 C l°/o FINANCING AVAIL. F6R PAYMENT REQD. k °/o FINANCING AVAIL. FOR *12.995 *13.495 • y 60 MOS. THRU GMAO ’ 36 MOS. THRU GMACf 1998 CHEVY 1996 PONTIAC BRAND NEW CAVALIER GRAND PRIX BRAND NEW 2-Dr., Auto Trans. w/OD, 4-Cyl 2-Dr, Auto Trans, w/OD, 6-Cyl 2000 BUICK 1999 GMC Eng., P S , PB. Air, Dual Air, Bag, Eng, PS, P/ABS Brks, Air, Air P/W ind/LksMrrs., R r Def., Tilt, Bag, P/Wind/Lks/Mirr, R r Def, Alloy Whls., Security System, Tift, C ru ise , Aflo v W h ls., T / G Is , i (Zy^^ER Am/FM Cass. VIN #W7132706. AM/FM Cass. VIN #TF250839. LESARRE Stk. #3566P. 14,411 Mi. YUKON SLR f C O N V p y Stk #3699G. 27,618 Mi. s33 3 -~ . *13.995 *13.995 4-Dr., Auto Trans w/OD, V6, PS/B/Seats/ 1996 CHEVY 1998 CHEVY Winds/Locks/Mirrs., Dual Airbags, Tilt, Cruise, 36 MOS. 4-Dr., S.U.V., Auto Trans, 4x4,8-Cyl Eng., PS.PB. Air, teyless rr~*r>,Entry, AM/^M AM/CM StP* ^Cass. — VlN 1 Dual Air Bags, P/Seats/Winds/Lks/Mirrs, Lthr, Rr. Det., CIO EXT. CAR SILVERADO 2 J 5 7 5 _ _ .. $24 293 | Tilt, Cruise,Inter Wprs, T/GIs, Alloy Whls, Keyless Pick-Up, Auto Trans w/OD, Pick Up, Au to Trans., PS, P/ABS YU107169. Stk. #N3260. MSRP: $; Entry, Security System, Roof Rack, AM/FM St. Cass/CD 6-Cyl Engine, Power Brks.,~ ‘ SiDual ‘ Air Bag.P/Wind/iks/...... Lease:$995 Down; $333"i si Mo! Paym’nt; $400 S Player VIN «J745384. Stk. #N30&. MSRP: $37,911. Steering, A B S Brks, Air, Air Mirr., R r Def.,■ Tilt, • C ruise, • Alloy% N O Bank Fee. Total Due At Lease Inception: $4331 Dir. Discount. Lease: $1995 Down; $3401st Mo. Bag, AM/FM St. Cassette. W hls, T/GIs., AM/FM Cass. VIN S E C U R I T Y $1728.Total Of Payts: $11,988. Total Cost: Pymnt.; $350 Ref. Sec. Dep.; $400 Bank Fee; $400 VIN#T1136188. Stk. m 273704. Stk. # 3 41 7G. $13,350. Purch. Optn. At Lease End: $13,861. j College Grad Rebatelif gual). Total Due At Lease #3687P. 36,989 Mi. 20,454 Mi. DEPOSIT Inception: S3485. Total Of Payts: $12,240. Total Cost: $15,385. Purch. Optn. 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Auto, 4Cyl, p/s, p/b, AM/FM CD, p/w, p/l, p/mirrs, A/C, tint, rr def, tilt, cruise, gauge pkg, syled whls, Stk# XC200475, MSRP $18,678 FOR: 1999 PINE BELT MAXIMA*} 1999 PINE BELT PATHFINDER SE Auto, 6Cyl, p/s, p/b, AM/FM Cass/CD, p/w, p/l, p/mirrs, A/C, tint, rr def, tilt, cruise, gauge pkg, alloy whls, Stk# XW300007, MSRP $30,818 1 1 9 9 BU Y F O R : PER MO/24 MOS

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New 1999 Hyundai Tiburon 2Dr,Auto w/OD,ZOL4Cyl,PB, PS, Dual Air Bags, No A/C, Fr Bckt Sts, P/Mrs, T/Glass, A W F M Stereo Cass,VIN#XU141941 .MSRP: $15,784. Based on a 48 month dosed end ^ g i v S d r l y e lease. Total due at lease inception: $0._($0 No Money Down p e r down,No 1 st month pymnt,$0 ref secdep& No 1st Month Pymnt m o/ $0bankfee).Totalleasepymnts:$8064+tax No Ref Sec Dep g 15,000 mi/yr,excess mi @ $.10 thereafter. No Bonk Fee J mos, Residual:$6155.

New 1999 Hyundai Sonata 4Q;Autow/OD,24L4Cyl,PB,PS,/V’C Dual Air Bags, P/Win/Lcks, Cruise T/Glass, AM/FM Stereo Cass,VlN#XA044677. MSRP: $17,507. Based on a 48 month dosed end lease Total due at lease inception: $0_($0 down, No 1 st month pymnt; $0 ref sec dep & $0 bankfee).

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90 BUICK IESABRE '93 FORD TEMPOi c i n r u uGl l '91 CHEVBOLETEl UUIlOlbHCOBSICA ■ '91 UNCOIN COtfTKNlU 92 MERCORY GRAND MARQUIS 92 CHEVY S10 JIMMY 4X4 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr sfr/brk/ 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto trans, pwr 4 d r, 4 cyl, auto trans, 4 dr, 8 cyl, auto trans, pwr strng/* 2 door, 6 cylinder, power str/brks/locks, AIR, AM /FM i pwr str/brks, AIR, brks/wind/seat/lock/trunk/mirr. Min, strng/ABS brks/wina/lock, wind/lock/mirr/seat, AIR, AN“ ~ " AM/FM stereo cass, air baa, tilt, AIR, AM/FM stereo-cass., tilt, cruise, tilt, leather, mi 114, c a s s , tilt, r def, 7 4 ,8 7 4 m i, f 53,276 mi, VIN ! cruise, r/def, tint b/s mldgs, 60/40 cloth bench, wire whl cvrs, landau cruise, r/def, 74,155 mi, STK VIN# BL429983 STK# 9008: VIN #PB109696. # M Y 1 5 4 9 1 1 . carr. 76,401 mi, STK #96034A, VIN #865, VIN #N0115513. #N)fe42394.______94 NISSAN SENTRA XE '93 FORD 1AUBDS WAGON '95 CHEWY LUMINA 93 FORD CROWN VICTORIA 95 MERCURY COUGAR I 4 dr, 8 cyl, auto trans, pw 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr 4 dr, 4 cyl, 5 sp, pwr str/brk 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr 4 dr, 6 Cyl, auto trans, pwr strng/brks/lock/mirr/trunk/wino.irks/lock/mirr/trunk/wind, AIR strng/brks/wi n d/seat/lock/tru nk,. AIR, AM/FM cass, r def, strng/brs/wind, AIR, AM/FM strng/brks/wind/lock, AIR, AM/FM stereo cass, air bag, cruise, r/det, tint, b/s mldgs, 60/40 AIR, AM/FM stereo cass, air, 68,886 mi, VIN# RU313961, ste re o c a s s , tilt, cruise, r/def, AM/FM stereo cass, cruise, cloth bench, b/w 15” tires, 72,273 mi, bag, tilt, cruise, r/def, bckt S T K # 9 8 2 5 5 A < E p fc 73,962 mi, VIN #PA115880. 77,689 mi, VIN #59317201. STK #95089A, VIN #PX207184. console cloth, 77,301 mi, STK # R M 0 3 0 4 9 3 . #91004A. VIN #SH621052. ’96 DODGE NEON ’95 CHEWY LOMINA '94 FORD '97 FOBB CONTOUR GL 94 BUCK REGAL ■96 NISSAN SENTRA GXE 4 dr Sedan, 4 cyl, auto trans, 2 dr, 4 cyl, auto trans, pwr 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr 6 cyl, 5 spd, pwr ABS, pwr str/ brk/ wind/ 4 6 cy|, auto trans, 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto trans, pwr str/brk, AIR, AM/FM, rear, str/brk/win/lock, A IR , A M / F M strna/brks/wind/lock, AIR, locks/trunk/mirr, AIR, AM/FM, strng/brks/wind/locks, AIR, def, 65729 mi, VIN#: stereo cass, 77,689 mi, VIN AM/FM stereo cass, 6 ft.: stereo-cass, tilt, cruise, r def, AM/FM stereo-cass, tilt, caiise, AM/FM cass, cruise, 35,1 bed w/liner 103,835 mi, 30,875 mi, STK #8911 VIN leather, 54676 mi, STK #98025A. TD513332 STK# 4016A # 8 9 3 1 7 2 0 1 , VIN #^1451030 mi, VIN #TC804499. VIN #TA175301. m m i '96 GEO TRACKER '97 PLYMOUTH NEON HIGHUNE 95 SATURN SW2 WAGON '94 NISSAN PATHnNDEB '97IHEBCUBY SABLE GS 96 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLOL0Z34" Z34 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto trans, pwr 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto trans, pwr 4 cyl, auto trans, pwr 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto trans-, pwr 2 dr, 6 cyl,. auto trans, pwr strng/brks/wind/locks/mirr, str/brks, A IR , A M / F M c a s s , r, str/brk, AIR, AM /FM AIR, AM/FM cass, r def, t/gls, b/s nk/mirr, AIR, alarm, AM/FM AIR, AM/FM, tilt, cruise, def, 31,177 mi, VIN' stereo cass, 45359 mi, cruise, r/def, leath, bckt console, mldgs, cloth int, bw tires, 17,502 stereo, tilt, cruise, r def, t/gls, 57,100 mi, VIN #T6913472. # V D 2 6 4 9 7 2 . VIN #S8249294, fuel kill switch, set keys, 50,968 mi, mi. VIN #VA645264. leath int, 43,921 mi, VIN VIN #RW248719, STK #990366. #T9217982.______

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WOODBRIDG Dodge*Dodge T r u c k s L IN C O L N-M e rc u ry 450 KING GEORGE RD. • Woodbridge, NJ 119 RT. 184*(Hopelawn Section)* Woodbridge, NJ 1-800-NEW-D0DGE NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE EXIT 11 AND G.S. PARKWAY SOUTH EXIT 129 1-800-32UNC0LN - Follow signs to TAKE NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE TO EXIT 11 & GARDEN STATE PARKWAY SOUTH to EXIT 129 - W oodbridge, first light turn left, you’re here! G.S. PARKWAY NORTH EXIT 127 - G o ROUTE 9 NORTH Follow Sign s to W oodbridge, 1/4 Mile on Right After 2nd Light, You’re Here! GARDEN STATE PARKWAY approxim ately 1/2 mile, exit at ROUTE 184 WEST-FORDS EXIT - first light turn right, you’re here! NORTH EXIT 127 - G o RT. 9 NORTH, Approx. 1/2 Mile, Exit at ROUTE 184 EAST - 1/4 m ile on right. Prices include all costs to be paid by consumer except for license, registration, doc fees & taxes. Not resp for typos. |Qn select models. Sale ends 6/19/99. 6 4 INDEPENDENT, JULY 21, 1999

1999 CHEVROLE ASTROS.xXPRESS, TAHOES, SUBURBANS & SILVERADOS BY NARK III, TIERRA & ADRIAN LOTOP CONVERSION iAN STEEL COMMERCIAL MCKAGES. H M B m UPFIT BY MARK III UPFIT BY MARK III

• V6 ENGINE • CLOTH INTERIOR • V8 ENGINE • CLOTH INTERIOR • AUTOMATIC • BUCKET SEATS •AUTOMATIC •ALLOY WHEELS • POWER STEERING • PRIVACY GLASS • POWER STEERING • PRIVACY GLASS • ANTILOCK BRAKES • SOFA BAD • ANTILOCK BRAKES •SOFA BAD • AIR CONDITIONING •TV •FRONT/REAR AIR CONDITIONING •TV/VCP • DUAL AIR BAGS • RUNNING BOARDS • POWER WINDOWS, LOCKS, • RUNNING BOARDS • POWER WINDOWS, LOCKS, STOCK#7362. MIRRORS ST0CK#7618. MIRRORS VIN:X1096349. • FRONT/REAR AM/FM VIN:X1142563. • AM/FM STEREO/CASSETTE MSRP $31074 STEREO/CASSETTE MSRP $35819

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BRING IN ANOTHER CHEVY DEALERS AD FROM ANY NEWSPAPER AND FREEHOLD CHEVY WILL BEAT THE LOWEST ADVERTISED PRICE ON AN IDENTICALLY EQUIPPED, IN STOCK NEW VEHICLE \ CALL TOLL FREE — US HIGHWAY 9

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Don't Buy A Chevy From v / Anyone Else Until You See Us! - R oute 9 • Freehold - PRICES INCL ALL COSTS TO BE PAID BY CONS EXCEPT LIC/TAX/REGI. ALL LEASE/FINANCING SUBJECTTO CREDIT APPR BY PRIMARY LENDING INSTIT. ALL PRICES INCL ALL APPL FACT/REB/INCENTIVES. ALL LEASES ARE CLOSED END, W/12,000 Ml P/YR, 20® P/Ml THERE­ AFTER AND REQUIRE CASH DOWN/SEC DEP/BANK FEE/DUE@DEL/TOP/LEP/TC: CONVERSION-$0/0/0/298/14160/14657/14160. HI-TOP-$0/0/0/359/17232/16844/17232. ALL PRICES INCLUDE $400 COLL/GRAD/REBATE (IF QUALIFIED). ’OPTION AVAILABLE. t|WE’ BEAT ANY COM­ PETITORS PRICE ON ANY NEW VEHICLE' BRING IN CURRENT DATED AD: VEHICLES MUST HAVE SAME OPTIONS/EQUIPMENT/MSRP. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO PURCHASE COMPETITORS VEHICLE. CONSUMER HAS TO QUALIFY FOR CHEVROLETS’ SPECIAL FINANCING PROGRAMS f WITH APPROVED CREDIT, SEE DEALER FOR DETAILS. ALL PHOTOS ARE FOR ILLUS. PURPOSES ONLY. NOT RESP FOR TYPE ERRORS. THIS AD ACTS AS A COUPON & SUPEREDES ALL PRIOR OFFERS. INDEPENDENT, JULY 21, 1999 6 5

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p h s k < m x oModel #622.2DR, 4CYL, AUTO, r PS, PB, AC, aDUAL A/BAGS, AM/FM MODELI624,2DR, 4CVL, AUTO, PS. PB, AC, DUAL A/BAGS, CRUISE, PWR WIN- 4DR, 4CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, A/BAG, CRUISE, 4DR, 4CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, A/BAGS, CRUISE, P/WIND/LOCKS/MIRR, STEREO, CLOTH/INT, BUCKETS. STEREO, CLOTH INT/BUCKET SEATS. STK#16896. VIN#XXL005480. DOWS/LOCKS/M1RRORS/MOONROOF, AM/FM STEREO/CO PLAYER, CLOTH INT, P/WIND/LOCKS/MIRR, ST/CASS, CLOTH INT. STK#17633. STK#17938. MODEL#667. VIN#XH568942. MSRP$16045. MSRP$14965. ALLOY WHEELS, CTR CONSOLE. STKI16912. VINIXC002059. MSRPI24865 MODEL #665. VIN#XA056881. MSRP$19609.

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_ TOYOTA I S f l l N C I V I C L X C A M R Y D X 4DR, 4CYL, 5SPD, PS, PB, AC, A/ABGS, CRUISE, 2DR, 4CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, A/BAGS, CRUISE, ' 40R, 4CYL AUTO, PS, PB, AC, A/BAGS, CRUISE, 4DR, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, A/BAGS, CRUISE, P/WIND/LOCKS/MIRR, AM/FM CASS, CLTH/INT, BUCK­ P/WIN/LKS/MIR/ANT, R/SPOIL, ST/CASS, CLTH/INT, P/WIND/LKS/MIRR/ ANT, AM/FM ST/CASS, CLTH/INT, P/WIND/LKS/MIRR/SEATS/TRNK/ANT, AM/FM CASS, ETS, . STK#1798U. VIN#VH567541. MILES29980 BKT/STS, PRIV/GLS, ALLOYS. VIN#SC002402. MILES 59328 CTR CONSOLE. VIN#TU725645. MILES 38332. CLTH/INT, ALLOYS. VIN#VT845888. MILES 15500. *12.9001*13.900 * 1 4 . 0 0 0 9 5 FORD I 97 HONDA I 97 H°NDA EXPLORER LTD I A C C O R D LX I ACCORD EX V6 EX FULLY LOADED, V6, AUTO, PS, ABS, AC, A/BAGS, V6, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, P/LKS/MIR/WIN, 4DR, V6, AUTO, PS,ABS, AC, A/BAGS, CRUISE, 4DR, 4CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, DUAL A/BAGS, P/WIN/LKS/MIR/STS, AND MUCH MORE! ST/CASS, AND MUCH MORE! P/WIND/LCKS/MIRR/SEATS/ANT/MNRF AM/FM CASS, POWER/WIND/LOCKS/MIRR/TRUNK/ANT/MOON ROOF, AM/FM VIN#5VA30745. Ml 64992. VIN#XVA001297. Ml 29412. LTHR/INT, ALLOYS. VIN#VA003184. MILES 19500. ST/CD PLAYER.STK#1956 VIN#TC018397. MILES 25290 *17.0001*10.9001 *19.000 Denis DiFeo & Lawrence lannaccone’s.

SALES HOURS: MON-THUR 9AM-9PM • FRI 9AM-8PM • SAT 9AM-6PM ROWE 34 & SPRING LAKE CIRCLE • m TOWNSHIP • (732) 974-2211 y HONDA ALL PRICES INCLUDE ALL COST(S) TO BE PAID BY CONSUMER(S) EXCEPT FOR LICENSINGJA X , REGISTRATION DOC. LEASE EXCLUDE $400 ADMINISTRATION FEE & SUBJECT TO CREDIT APPROVAL BY PRIMARY LENDER. ALL PRICES INCLUDE ALL APPLICABLE FACTORY REBATES AND INCENTIVES. LEASES ARfe ------P/MILE THEREAFTER. ALL LEASES REQUIRE $495 BANK FEE, $2500 CASH OR TRADE, SEC DEP/DUE@DELIVERY/TOP/LEP/TC: CIVIC:$235/3365/8090/10268/7855. ACCORD:! IVE PURPOSES ONLY. DEALER NOT RESPONSIBLE FOk TYPOGRAPHICAL OR PRINTING ERRORS. THIS AD CANCELS ALL PAST/PRlOf MUST BE PRESENTED AT TIME OF SALE. 6 6 INDEPENDENT, JULY 21, 1999 HBYSIER/PLYM OIf TH< 1 /

1999 PLYMOUTH 2000 PLYMOUTH 1999 CHRYSLER GRAND VOYAGER SE CONCORD LX 6CYL, AUTO, PS, ABS, AC, CRUISE, DUAL A/BAGS, 4DR, 4CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, DUAL A/B/.GS, ST/CASS PLAYER, 4DR, 6CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, CRUISE, DUAL A/BAGS, P/WINDOWS/LOCKS/MIRRORS, LUG RACK, ST/CASS PLAYER, CLOTH/INT, BUCKET/STS. STK#CAR0001. VIN#XD510968. MSRP P/WINDOWS/LOCKS/MIRRORS/SEATS/TRUNK, ST/CASS PLAYER, CLOTH/INT, BUCKET/STS. STK#9909514. VIN#XB535922. MSRP $26235. $14490. $938 DUE AT DELIVERY CLOTH/INT, BUCKET/STS. STK#9909133. VIN#XH737670. MSRP$22310. $1820 DUE AT DELIVERY. $2242 DUE AT DELIVERY.

P/MO FOR 36 MOS. SPECIAL PURCHASE VEHICLES FRO M CHRYSLER 1 9 9 7 CHRYSLER 1998 PLYMOUTH ^SEBRING JXI ^ CONVERTIBLE 4DR, 4CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, CRUISE, A/BAGS, ★ FACTORY ALARM, 6CYL, AUTO, PS, ABS, AC, CRUISE, A/BAGS, P/W IND/LKS/MIRR/TRNK, STEREO, CLOTH/INT, BUCKET/STS. /WIND/LKS/MIRR/SEATS/TRNK. FOG LAMPS, CASS/CD PLAYER, LTHR/INT, S T K # 9 8 0 8 0 4 4 . V IN # W N 2 2 8 2 9 6 . M l 16891 ALLOYS. STK#9703202. V!N#VT540844. Ml 13352 -

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'8 7 CHRYSLER LERARON '9 6 CHRYSLER SEBRING LXI ONE OWNER, 2DR, 4CYL, AUTOAURBO, PS, PB, AC, CRUISE, P/WIN/LKS/MIR/STS, ST/CASS 2DR, 6CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, A/BAGS, PWR LOCKS/WINDOWS/MIRRORS/TRUNK, FOG LTHR/INT, BKT/STS, ALLOYS. VIN#HG200734. ONLY 38429 Ml. LAMPS, AM /FM ST/CASS, CLOTH/INT ALLOY WHEELS. VIN#TE351615. MILES 43305.

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Z O / 7 & PRICES INC ALL COSTS TO BE PAID BY CONS EXCEPT LIC/TAX/REGIS. ALL LEASING/FINANCING SUBJECT TO CREDIT APPROVAL. ALL PRICES INC ALL APPLICABLE FAC/REB. ALL LEASES ARE CLOSED END WITH 12K MI/P/YR & 150 P /M l THEREAFER AND REQUIRE CASH-TRADE/BANK FEE/SEC DEP/DUE@DEL/T0P/LEP/TC: NEON-$0/495/225/938/9968/6955/9743. C0NC0RDE-$1000/495/0/1762/12007/11378. GR VOYAGER-$1000/495/0/1820/13595/13118/13595. BREEZE- „ ______: ______' |0/495/375/1146/11358/11407/10983. NEW CAR PRICES INCLUDE $400 COLL/GRAD/REBATE (IF QUALIFIED). +1.9% APR FINANCING WITH APPROVED CREDIT ON SELECT MODELS. 'UNITS AVAIL­ ABLE AT SIMILAR SAVINGS. ALL PHOTOS ARE FOR ILLUS PURPOSES ONLY. NOT RESP FOR TYPE ERRORS. THIS AD ACTS AS A COUPON AND MUST BE PRESENTED AT TIME OF SALE FOR ABOVE PRICES & SUPEREDES ALL PRIOR OFFERS. INDEPENDENT, JULY 21, 1999 6 7

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WSS 9 CONTINENTAL Mercury GRAND MARQUIS , • V 6 Engine • Automatic w/OD • • V 8 Engine • Automatic w/OD • Power Windows/locks/seats Power Windows/locks/seat • Air Keyless Entry • Air Conditioning • P o w er S te e rin g /B ra k e s • C ru is e / Tilt • Conditioning • Power Steering/Brakes Leather Int • Dual Air Bags • AM/FM • Cruise/ Tilt • Floor Mats stereo-cass • V!N*XY676725 • Dual Air Bags • Stk #X677 • MSRP *39,100 • • AM/FM stereo-cass • VIN "X X 6 4 0 2 4 9 • Stk #427 • $400 Coll Grad Reb if qual. • $1000 Rebate • MSRP $22,825 LOADED!

L e a s e d Lease f o r $ o n l y . . f o r 2 9 , 9 9 5 o n l y . . . 299. '19,495 7>Cu& 0.9% FINANCING at this price! PER MONTH ■ _ _ _ _ _

New 1999 M ercury New 1999 M ercury New 1999 M ercury New 1999 M ercury C o u g a r S a b le G S Villager Mini Van Mountaineer • 6 Cyl • Auto Trans w/OD • Power Steering • P/Brakes Power windows /locks • Air • Automatic Trans w/00 * Power windavs/locks • Air Conditioning ' V6 • Power Steering • Power Brakes • Power windows/locks . *V6 • Automatic Irons w/00 'Power windows/locks • Air Condoning • Rear Air Conditioning • Anti Air Conditioning • CD Player • R/def * Dual Air Bags * Auto Conditioning • Cruise & Tilt * Keyless Entry •'R/def • AM/FM stereo-cass Icck brakes • AJum Whls - Power steering • Power Brakes • P/Dnvere Seat • Cruise & lilt * Floor Mats • * Power steering • ABS • P/Brakes • Dual Air Bags • Cruise/tilt • Alky Whls * trans • AM/FM Stereo • VIN X5677457 • Stk*847 • Floor Mots -VIN* XA619270 • Slk. *X425 • MSRPt19,050 IMAir Bags • AM/FM stereow/coss • W Wipers • Roof Rack • 15* Alum Wheels • 2 Tone Part • AM/FM stereo w/cass • Roof Rack • P/moonroof * CD player • Leath int • • MSRP *18,295 • $400 Coll Grad rebate if Qual. • J!000 Rebate ♦MOO Coll &ad reb if Qual. Ccmfcrt Gap • VW W 6B • Stock ‘527 • MSRP $25,285 Tow. Pkg • V8 • VIN#XUJ!9245 • Stock *X578 • MSRP 533,790 • $400 Coll MOO CoS Qxid Rebate if Oud • «000 Rebate Grad Rebate If Qual • Opt Pkg Disc *1750 • Lease for only. Lease for only... _ _ Lease for only... Lease for only... B u y F o r B u y F o r B u y F o r B u y F o r O n l y . . . O n l y . . . $ O n l y . . . $ O n l y . .. _ % 4 9 5 *16,495 * 2 1 5 9 5 0.9% FINANCING at this price! 2 7 9 2 9 9 * 2 6 ,9 9 5 WE WILL PAY YOU RETAIL FOR YOUR TRADE!

NEXT TO THE FREEHOLD RACEW AY M ALL I lincoln LINCOLN Mercury Mercury SALES • SERVICE • PARTS • LEASING • RENTALS ROUTES 9 & 33 ■ FREIHOLD A 1 A SHOWROOM HOURS 9-9 MON.-THURS., 9-6 FRIDAY, 9-5 SAT. I I V -^ Price Mies al cost to k pal by comer exeat least, regMa & taxes. 36 mo. ctosed ad lasts (Except Grand Mwpiis, Cougar & Mootaiieer 24 ■.) $1919 Dnm/l,ade (EKcept CantiMatall SZ935 Dowi) SO security Dev $0 B»k Fee Jast 1st Pay1! Due al iKegtiN 12,000 nles Per Year 15c Over, dc Al Rebates. Prices Expire 7/21/99. T0P=lUSDi $10,203, SABLE $8793, MOttMEQI $8,775, GRAND MARQUIS $8,775, COUGAR $8793, CONM $12,571. Lease prices k. $5110 renewal relates a al Merarys exeat Moatamr $1000. © 1999 Mayer & Hum AMshg. DON’T MISS THIS SALE. 6 8 INDEPENDENT, JULY 21, 1999 GMC

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'4 Cyl • V6 • Power Seat 15 Speed Trans • Automatic • Power Win 1 Power Steering • Alloy Wheels Trans • Dual Air Bags Whls • Air Conditioning _ • Power Brakes • AM/FM Stereo 1 AlloyWhis • Dua „ • Power Steering • AM/FM Stereo • Cruise/Tilt • CD Player • Air Conditioning • Power Brakes w/Cass • Tachometer • AM/PM Stereo • Keyless Entry w/cass. •ABS • Power Locks • Power Mirrors

VIN#X8512324, MSRP $15,073, $1500 Rebate, $400 coll VIN#XH474013, MSRP $24,849, VIN#XH218151, MSRP $25,115, $2000 Buyers rebate, grad rebate. Dealer Disc $1178 $2500 Customer Rebate, Dealer Disc. $1550 $400 coll grad rebate if qualified. Dealer Disc $1827

n i n e t e e n n i n e t e e n • V6 • Auto • Power Steering n i n e t y n i n e t y • Power Brakes • ABS • Air n i n e CMC Jimmy SLE 4X4 4DR. n i n e Conditioning • Power Locks/ windows • Power^teering • Power Brakes roof rack • r/def • am/fin stereo 1 BUICK Century ’PONTIAC Grand AM SE * Cruise • AM/FM stereo• B/Dcf • • ABS • Air Conditioning CD Player'floor mats Keyless Entry • Dual air bags aal air b secm v/ • Floor Mats DEPOSIT VIN#X2551532, MSRP $30,278. VIN#X1572341, MSRP VIN#XM927463. MSRP 517,250, $400 college grad rebate if qual. $19,605, $1500 Rebate. $500 Buyers rebate, $1500 rebate, $1400 Opt. pkg Dealer Disc $80 6 disc, $2103 Dealer Disc. $400 coll grad rebate if qualified.

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• V6 • Auto • Power Steering • • V8 • auto w/OD • ps • pb • ABS • V6 • Auto Trans w/OD • Power Steering n i n e t e e n Power Brakes • ABS • Air ’ • A/C Front & Rear • n i n e t y • Power Brakes • ABS * Air Conditioning GMC Suburban SLE 4X4 p/seats/win/locks • cruise/tilt • n i n e • P/locks/win • AM/FM Stereo with Conditioning • AM/FM Stereo roof rack • ara/Cm stereo w/cass • ’PmCMPM Sedanwith CD Player • Crnise/Tilt BUICK Park AveCassette • Cruise/Tilt Wheel • R/Def • CD Player • Side running boards • Alloy whls • Dual Air Bags • Floor Mats Wheel • R/Def • P/miiTS • Tow Pkg • Two Tone • Leather int Paint • keyless entry VIN#XJ786076, MSRP VIN#X4649622, MSRP $32,700, VIN#XF329157, MSRP $38,949, $400 college S2500 rebate. $1000 Buick Owner $22,050, $400 college grad rebate if qual, Loyalty Rebate If Qual. Dealer grad rebate if qual, Disc. $2705 Dealer Disc $1052.

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Prices include all costs to be paid by consum er except license, registration & taxes. 36 m o. closed end leases, (E xcept G R A N D P R IX 39 m o.) * de 1st paym ent (EXCEPT GRAND AM & CENTURY $0 1ST PAYMENT) $0 security deposit & $400 bank fee due at inception , / y r . 200 over. TOP:/LEV: SO NO M A $5,612/$8,599, JIM M Y $10,724/$1 9,097, SUBURBAN $16,124/$26,596, CENTURY $10,004/$1 0,979, PARK AVE $13,964/$1 7,831, B O N N EVILLE $10,688/$12,809, G R A N D A M $7,844/$9,488, G R A N D PR IX $11,501/$13,388. B onneville & S onom a Incl $400 coll grad reb., © M ayer & D unn A dvertising ______INDEPENDENT, JULY 21 .1999 6 9

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ZERO DOWN PAYMENT! '99 Dodge. Dual air bogs, fwd, 4 cyl., outo., A/C, P/S, P/B, rear def., delay wipers, t/glass, AM/FM cass. Vin. XN653877 Stk. #90761 MSRP: $17,885 ‘48 mos. lease = $199 ZERO DOWN PAYMENT! '99 Dodge. Duol oir bogs, fwd, V6 outo/od., A/C, P/S, P/B, PW, PDL, rear def., delay wipers, tilt, cruise, AM/FM cass. Vin. X Stk. #91024 MSRP: $20,770 *$2491st. 1st. mo. + $495 Bank Fee = $694 At Signing. $400 College Gradt applied. 15,000 miles per year/lOC per mile overoge. mo. + $495 Bank Fee = $744 At Signing. $400 College Gradt opplied. 36,000 miles induded/15C per mile overoge. D O D G E ® T R U C K S W S ;

‘ Special financing and/or rebates on selected models upon primary lender approval - see dealer for details. ‘ Upon primary lender approval on a closeed end lease with ZERO DOWN PAYMENT. Excess wear & tear extra. Buy Out Option at Fair Market Value. CARAVAN: $10,512/$12,407; GR. CARAVAN: $13,632/$15,527; STRATUS: $9552/$10,447; INTREPID: $8964$9859; DAKOTA: $6588/$7783; DURANGO: $14,238/$15,133. All oflers apply to advertised vehicles only. Nat responsible for typographical errors or omissions. All prices include all costs to lie paid iiy the consumer except for licensing, registration fees & taxes. § OH AOS. 7 0 INDEPENDENT, JULY 21, 1999

WHERE VALUE PRICING. VEHICLE SELECTION AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION ARE EVERYTHING, BECAUSE WE NEVER FORGET, YOU HAVE A CHOICE. FORID NEW ‘98 FORD NEW ‘99 FORD ■ R A N G E R ■ T A U R U S VIN #XT588175, Stk #92950,4 cyl, auto, VIN #XS109966, Stk #91842,4x2 reg VIN #WTA76068, 5 spd., VIN #XA195606, 6 cyl., air, p/s, p/b, am/fm stereo cass., cloth cab, 6 cyl, 5 spd. man. trans., p/s, auto, a/c, am/fm stereo, buckets, dual airbags. M SRP: $14,505. 3, air, am /fm stereo, tint, int. am/fm stereo, bedliner, MSRP: $18,050. Incl. Incl. $1500 rebate & $400 coll grad loth int, b e n c h seat, dual no a/c, XL trim, MSRP: >g lights. M SRP: $16,560. 1000 rebate & $400 coJI ) coll grad rebate & $300 $12,370. grad rebate (if qual). *9795* *14.995* *9995 tttw >99 PO«tO ■WINDSTAR KXKDmON VIN #XBB5 0 5 8 1 , auto, a/c, VIN #XLB07331, V8 eng., auto, VIN #XR385327, Stk #93293,4 cyl. , auto, p/s/b, a/c, am/fm stereo, am/fm st/cass, power p/s, p/b, air cond., chrome whis., heated mirrors, r/def, bkts, air b ag, M S R P : $20,150. pkg, 7 pass, bkts, tip slide comfort/convenience group. Incl. $ 1 00 0 rebate & S 40 C " ' ' seats, MSRP: $21,135 MSRP: $36,150. Incl. $400 coll rebate (if quai). $ 1000 grad reb (if qual.) rebate. 5 1 2 7 0 dealer di: *18.545’ *29799

0 . 9 A P R W E W M ^ y ^ W O O NEW 9 9 D A E W O O FINANCING FOR 24 MOS. fflH H B ft HIT 2 . 0 A P R VIN M276205,4 cyl, aulo, a/t, p/s/b/winds/lks/mirrs., till, rr. defr., lint, 'ml. wipers, doth FINANCING k ini, buckets, tUoirbi [00* . MSRP: $13,365. InduoesSl 250 fadory rebate. FOR 36 MOS. 4.9°/o APR DAEWOO F I N A N C I N G FOR 4B MOS. v . <97 DODGE *93 FORD CROWN •98 FORD *97 DODGE *93 BUCK *96 OLDS *97 FORD NEON VICTORIA LX TAURUS GL STRATUS LESABRE CERA SL TAURUS GL VIN #NZ051024,4 DR, 4 cyl., auto, VIN M607609, Stk #9410B, 4 DR, 4 cyl Stk#91413E,8cyl,uuto, VIN#SAl33086, Stk#9l0l6C 4 DR, 6 cyl., .... „ ...68080,4 DR, 4 cyl., auto w/OD, VIN #PH521033, Stk #93166C 6 cyl, VIN #16409960, Slk #91691C, 4 DR, 6 VIN #VA282692, Slk #91491C, 4 DR, 6 p/s/b, a/c am/fm st/cass, r/def. tint gls, auto, p/s/b, a/c, am/fm stereo, tilt, r/aer, p/s/b/winds/ifcs/seats/f runk/anf/mirrs, auto, p/sAMmds/lks/seals/trunk/mm, a/c, p/s/ABS/winds/lks, om/fm st/cass, auto, p/s, p/abs, air, am/fm stereo cass., cyl auto w/OD, a/c, cyl., auto, p/s/b/winds/mirrs, a/c, int wprs, cloth int., bench seat, all season tint gls, int wprs, cloth int., bkts, dual air o/c, am/fm st/cass, tilt, cruise, r/def, tint a/c, am/fm st/cass, tilt cruise, r/def, tint, tilt, cruise, r/def, tint gls, int wprs, bsm, p/wind/locks/antenna/mirrs., tilt cruise, p/s/ABS/winds/fks/mirrs, am/fm am/fm stereo, filt, r/def (inf, inf wprs, rdls, 57,831 mi. bags, all season radials, 35,772 mi. gls, int wprs, leather, bench seat, all sea­ int wprs, cloth int, bench, dual air bags, all dual air bags, all season rdls, alloy whls, r/def, tint, int. wipers, cloth bench seats, st/cass, tilt, cruise, r/def, tint gls int doth int, bench, dual air bags, all season son radials, alloy whls, 70,222 mi. season radials, 43,115 mi. 17,543 mi. all season radials. 64,411 mi. wprs, bsm. cloth int., bench seat, all sea­ radials, GL Pkg, 25,630 mi. *5995 *8995 *9595 *9595 *9995 *9995 *9995son rdls, alloy whls, 50,300 mi. 1*10,495 * 6 FORD RANGER *97 0000E *97 DODGE <98 FORD *97 FORD *95 FORD <98 FORD XLT X-GAB INTREPID STRATUS CONTOUR SE TAURUS WINDSTAR GL ESCORT 2X2 VIN #V7S3642, Slk #91875C 2 DR, 4 cyl., nulo, VIN #TPA95699, Stk #90756,4 cyl, 5 VIN # VH774265, Stk #92829C, 4 DR, 6 VIN #VN547458, Stk #9998B, 4 DR, 4 VIN #WK256580, Stk #9170A, 4 DR, 4 cyl, VIN #VA162688, Slk #90268,4 DR, 6 cyl, VIN #SBB03268, Stk #86362C, 6 cyl.. VIN IWR222808, Slk #91975C, 2 DR, 4 cyl, w/OD, p/s/ABS/win ds/Tlcs/m irrs, o/c, am/fm spd., p/s/b. a/c, am/fm sf/cass, tint gls, cyl., auto, p/s/A BS/winds/Jks/m irrs, a/c, cyl., auto, p/s/b/winds/lks/mirrs, am/fm auto w/OD, a/c, d/s/ABS/winds/Iks/mirrs, outo w/OD, a/c, auto, a/c, p/s/b/winds/lks/ mirrs, am/fm auto, a/c, p/s/ABS/winds/lks/trunk/mirrs, st/coss, tilt, cruise, r/def, lint als, int wprs. bsm, int wprs, cloth int., bench seat, dual air am/fm st/cass, tilt, cruise, r/def, tint, int st/coss, tilt, cruise, r/def, tint, int wprs, om/fm st/cass, tilt, cruise, r/def, tint gls, int p/ABS/win ds/lks/seafs/mirrs, am/fm st/cass, sf/cass, tilt, r/def, int wprs, cloth int., om/fm st/cass/cd, tilt, cruise, r/def, tint gls, cloth int., bkts, dual oir bags, Fog lights, all sea­ bags, all season radials, alloy whls, wprs, cloth, bench, duol air bags, all sea­ cloth int, bkts, dual air bags, all season wprs, bsm, cloth int., bkts, dual air bags, all tilt, cruise, r/def, tint gls, int wprs, bsm, cloth bkts, dual air bags, all season radials, int wprs, moonroof, cloth int., bkts, dual air son radials, alloy whls, 39,850 mi. 53,747 mi. son radials, 48,068 mi. radials, 27,433 mi. season rdls, alloy whls, SE pkg., 19,834 mi. int., bkts, dual air bags, all season rdls, alloy 35,604 mi. bags, all season radials, alloy whls, 23,003 mi. *10,995 *10.995 *11,498 *11.495 *11.995 *11.995whls, 6L pkg., 23,000 mi. Extra clean. *11.995 *11.995 *98 FORD *97 DODGE *95 FORD <95 GMC TAURUS SE INTREPID OnQHCO 4X4 JIMMY 4 X 4 VIN #WA115017, Slk #90718,4 DR, 6 VIN #VH564166, Stk #9001 ID, 4 DR, 6 [ VIN #SLA37867,2 DR. 6 cyl., auto w/OD, VIN #SK536591, Stk#93072C, 5 DR, 6 cyl., auto w/0D, a/c, cyl., outo, p/s/A B S/wi n ds/l ks/m irrs, a/c, p/s/ABS/winas/lks/mirrs, a/c, am/fm cyl., auto, p/s/ABS/winds/lks/ mirrs, a/c, p/s/ABS/winds/lks/seats/ mirrs, am/fm am/fm st/cass, tilt, cruise, r/def, tint, int st/cass. tilt, cruise, r/def, tint als, ini am/fm st/cass, tilt, cruise, r/def, tint, int st/coss, tilt, cruise, r/def, tint gls, int wprs, cloth int, bench, dual air bags, all wprs, doth int., bkts, all season rals, olloy wprs, cloth int, bkts, luggage rack, air wprs, bsm, cloth int., bkts, duol air bags, season radials, 46,372 mi. whls, XLT pkg., 64,622 mi. bags, all season radials, alloy whls, SLE Pkg, 51,711 mi. INDEPENDENT, JULY 21, 1999 7 1

Per Month icvimuKout r NEVISNIfKOUl Lincoln Town Car Executive Lincoln Continental TOWN CAB 36 month/36000 Mile Red Carpet Lease 36 month/36000 Mile Red Carpet Lease Capitalized Cost...... ,S31,359 Capitalized Cost...... $31,846 CONMML V 8, autom atic w /overdrive,pow er steering, A B S, pow er First Months Payment...... $499 First Months Payment...... $499 V 8, autom atic w /overdrive,pow er steering, A BS, pow er brakes, A ir conditioning, pow er seats, pow er locks, Security Deposit...... $0 Security Deposit...... $0 brakes, A ir conditioning, pow er seats, pow er locks, pow er pow er w indow s, cruise, tilt w heel, alloy w heels, am /fm Down Payment...... $0 Down Payment...... $0 stereo-cass, leather interior, floor m ats, dual air baas, Cash due at signing...... $499 Cash due at signing...... $499 w indow s, cruise, tilt w heel, alloy w heels, am /fm stereo- .Stock#9931 ,VIN#XY3652815, Total of Payments...... $17,964 Total of Payments...... $17,964 cass, leather interior, floor m ats, dual air bags, Stock

150/mile over 36,000 miles 150/mile over 36,000 miles #9814, VIN #XY688547, M SRP $39,100 \ _ )

m i m m m m m m m m m m m s i 6 cyl, auto w/od, ps, pb, air conditioning, p/locks/win, m w m m m m m ® V 8 , auto w/od, ps, pb, ABS, AC, p/locks/win, cruise/tilt, alloy wheels, r/def, cruise/tilt, am/fm stereo, CD player, console, buckets, V 8 , auto w/od, ps, pb, air conditioning, p/locks/win, cruise/tilt, am/fm stereo-cass -CD player, power sunroof, leather interior, dual air alloy whls, t/gls, cloth int, dual air bags, keyless entry, rear defogger, am /fm stereo-cass, floor m ats, int wipers, dual bags, running boards, tow Pkg., $1750 opt pkg discount, $1000 lease VIN#X56841 29, Stk#9881, MRSP $18,875. Dealer disc air bags, VIN#XX621235, Stk#9505, MRSP $23,790. 36 renewal, $400 college grad rebate if qualified,VIN#XUJ28078, Stk#9851, $1065, $400 coll grad rebate if qual, 36 month closed month closed end lease, $1999 down $0 security deposit MRSP $33,885. 36 month closed end lease, $2999 cap cost reduction, end lease, $1500 down, $250 ref security deposit due due at inception. 12000 miles per year. 150 over, Total of $300 refundable security deposit due at inception. 12000 miles per year at inception. 12000 miles per year.15

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1994 Olds 1999 GMC 1996 Olds 1998 Ford 1997 Mercury 1997 FORD SAVANA CUTLASS SUPREME CLUB WAGON XLT VILLAGER GS EXPLORER LIMITED wh1»!PI‘* a J r o 'w / £ r o f * 1 White, V8, auto , ps, pb, V6, auto w/od, AC, V6, auto w/OD, ps, pb, AC, V8, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, pb, AC, p/seats, AC, p/locks/win/sts, int wprs, con- ■ ABS,A/C, am/fm stereo, int VtO, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, pb, AC, P/seats/locks/win, am/fm stereo w/cass, p/l, p/w, int wprs, cruise/tilt, roof rack, c o n ­ sole, buckets, alloy whls, r/def, ■ wprs, buckets, leath int, dual p/locks/win/seat, P/locks/win, am/fm stereo w/cass, cruise/tilt, roof rack, cruise/tilt, alloy whls,buckets, sole, buckets, alloy whls, am/fm stereo cruise/tilt,am/fm-cass, leath int, dual ■ air bags, Stk#1189, cruise/tilt, Stk#3804, cloth int, int wprs, bal of fact warr. dual air r/def, cloth int, b a l of fact w arr. d u a l air w/cass, C D player, moonroof t/gls, leath air bags, VIN#RH328128, Stk#1160, I V!N#X1009655, 19,376 mi. bags, Stk#600, V IN # W H B 7 6 3 4 0 ,25,997 mi. bags, White, Stk#501. VIN#VDJ13473, int, bal of fact warr. dual air bags, Black, 59,241 miles. VIN#348351, 38,212 mi.. Blue. 18,9 41 mi. Stk#626, VIN#VZA78715, 30,522 mi. $10.688 1 *20,800 S13,995 *2 2 ,4 9 5 S17.495 s2 2 .9 9 5

1998 Buick 1996 Pontiac 1997 Ford REGAL GRAND SPORT 1995 Olds 1998 FORD 1998 Mercury V6 , auto , ps, pb, AC, alloy GRAND AM GT AURORA MUSTANG 2DR. V6. auto, ps. ABS, pb. A/C, V6, auto w/OD, ps, pb, ABS. A/C, am/fm /seats/locks/win, roof rack, console, whls, CD player, keyless am/fm stereo .dual air bags, console, V6, auto w/OD, ps, pb, AC, B 4cy,M u I ^ p 9 ^ B ? ^ C . p l , entry, am/fm stereo w/cass., buckts. int wprs,p/sts. pi, pw. alloy stereo w/cass.,p/l, p/w, p/seats,. int P/seats/locks/win, am/fm stereo uckets, r/def, cruise/tilt, am/fm pw , int w p rs, c r u is e , tilt, c o n s o le , b u c k ­ whls, cruise/tilt, leath int, r/def. T/gls, wipers, alloy whls, buckets, console, CD w /cass, CDplayer, cruise/tilt, stereo-cass, cloth int, dual air ets, alloy whls, fir mats, r/def, AM /FM p/seats/win/locks, cruise, tilt, White.CD player. Stk#1168, player, moonroot t/gls. r/def, dual Air console,alloy whls,buckets, r/def, cloth bags,tinted glas, cloth int, alloy whls, stereo w/cass, to, cloth int, dual air leath int, VIN#W1536188, Bags, cruise, tilt, leathint,Stk#1148,VIN# int, bal of fact warr. dual air bags, White, int wprs, bal of fact warr, Blue, baas, bal of tact warr.,Stk#494, VIN#TC834490, 32,424 mi. S4111020, 57,537 miles, Green. V!N#VU604443. Stk#625, 22.35S VIN#W«646611, 23,059 mi. Dk. 6,138 mi. Stk#439, VIN#W F169662, 20,757 mi. mi. G re e n . $21,600 $12,795 $13,995 $14 ,9 9 5 S1 9 -4 9 5 S1 JU 9 9 5

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1997 Buick 1996 GMC 1996 Ford 1992 Mercury 1997 LINCOLN 1998 Buick REGAL G S W I N S T A R G S GRAND MARQDIS V6 Supercharged, auto w/OD, ps. SONOMA V8, auto w/OD, ps, pb, ABS, AC, CONTINENTAL SKYLARK CUSTOM ABS, pb, AC, int wprs. p/l. p/w, V6, auto w/od, ps, pb, ABS, A/C, pi, p/seats/locks/win, alloy whls, am/fm V8, auto w/od, ps, ABS.pb, A/C, p/sts, cruise, 4dr, 6cyl, auto w/od,ps, pb, p/seats, cruise/tilt, alloy whls. fir mats, 4 cyl, auto, ps, pb, AC, ABS, AC, am/fm stereo-cass, am/fmstereo.VIN#TK50424 pw, int wprs, cruise/tilt, buckets, alloy s t e r e o -c a s s ,in t w p rs, cruise/tilt, r/def, pi, pw.tilt, alloy w h ls, r/def, int wprs, alloy whls, tilt, cruise, alum whls, dual air r/def, console, buckets.am/fm-cass, whls, r/def, am/fm stereo w/cass., tg, t/gls, leath int, keyless entry, dual air am/fm stereo w/cass., alarm, dual air bags, rec seats, p/win/locks, leath int. dual air bags, tg. 1, Stk#1179, 46,509 mi., bags, Stk#643, VIN#NX757205, Stk#3612, VIN#WC400696, VIN#V1415150, Stk#1157, 46.533 cloth int, Burg., dual air bags, 59,426 mi, White bags,leath int, keyless entry, bal of fact warr., 20,243 mi. miles Stk#564, VIN#TBA91948, 45,603 mi. VIN #VY690891, Stk#523,33,512 miles, Silver. S1 1 .9 9 5 * 1 5 . 9 9 5 *0 .9 9 5 S1 4 ,9 9 5 s9 ,9 9 5 $2 0 .9 9 5

1995 Ponliac 1999 PONTIAC 1997 Cadillac 1997 Ford 1997 Lincoln GRAND AM SE DEVILLE GRAND AM SE E-350 VAN 1998 Lincoln TOWN CAR EXECUTIVE V6, auto, ps, pb, ABS, am/fm 4 cyl, auto, ps, pb, ABS, AC, p/l, p/w, V 8, auto w/OD, ps, A B S , pb, A/C, p/seats, pi, stereo-cass, p/win/locks/, A/C, int V8, auto, w/OD, ps, pb, ABS, A/C, p/sts, pi, pw, White, V8 diesel, auto w/od, ps, TOWN CAR EXECUTIVE pw, int wprs, cruise, tilt, alloy whls,r/def, int wipers, cruise, tilt, alloy whls, r/def, am/fm int wprs, cruise, tilt, console, buckets, ABS, pb, AC, int wprs, am/fm V8, auto w/OD, ps, A B S , pb, A/C, p/seats, pi, am/fm stereo-cass, leath int, dual air bags, wprs, cruise/tilt, console, buckets, keyless entry, tg.bal of fact warr., L O W r/def, fir. mats, cloth int, dual air stereo w/cass., ICD player 10 Disc, leath int, t/gls, am/fm stereo-cass, cloth int, air stereo, vinyl int.,air bag, bal of pw, int wprs, cruise, tilt, alloy whls,r/def, bags, bal of fact warr., fog lamps, dual air bags, bal of fact warr., VIN#VU200918, bag,r/def, tinted gls, VIN#SM624134, am/fm stereo-cass, leath int, dual air bags, M ILES Stk#578, VIN#VY753711, 15,458 mi., Stk#3957, VIN#XM725099, Stk#1132,30,443 mi., STk#1191, 67,152 mi. White. fact warr.,Stk#603, keyless entry, tg.bal of tact warr.,Carr. Roof, White. 18,223 miles, VIN#VHA59884,'HA59884, 7,623 mi. Stk#535, VIN#WY735384, 27,655.mi., 27,655.mi„ C A A S1 5 .9 9 5 *2 6 ,4 9 5 $7,995 S‘22,995 s26,995 22,995

1997 Mercury 1997 Buick Pontiac 1998 Chevrolet 1998 Mercury 1996 Ford 1997 GRAND MARQUIS GS RIVIERA MAUBU GRAND MARQUIS V8, auto w/od, ps, ABS, pb. AC, ESCORT LX V6 Supercharged, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, pb, 4 cyl, auto, m ^b^AC^ocks, p/win, V6, auto, ps, pb, A/C, int wprs, p/locks/win, V8, auto w/od, ps, pb, ABS, AC, int p/seats/locks/win,int wprs, 4 cyl, auto w/od, ps, pb, AC, am/fm AC, p/locks, p/win,p/seats,int wprs, con­ int wprs, cruise/tilt, console, buckets, alloy cruise/tilt, console, r/def, buckets, tinted glass, wprs, am/fm stereo-cass, cruise/tilt, wire whl covers, am/fm stereo, Int wprs, console, buckets, sole, buckets, cruise, tilt, CD player, moon whlsr CD player 12/disc, moon roof t/gls, p/win/locks/seats, cloth int, alloy whls, roof t/gls, leath int, dual air bags, alloy whls, am/fm stereo w/cass., air bag, cloth interior, dual air bags, keyless entry, Bal of fact stereo-cass. cloth int. r/def, tg, key- t/gls, dual air bags, cloth int, am/fm stereo w/cass., VIN#V4709648, cloth int, dual air bags,. r/def, am/fm stereo Burgandy, bal of fact warr., VIN#WY57694, fess entry, dual air bags. bal. of fac­ STK#602, VIN#TWt 84656, w/cass. VIN#V7510151, Stk#1197, 39.270 Stk#1123,27,528 miles. warr..semcon roof Tan, Stk#534, tory warr., Stk#502, Stk#1171. 56,908 miles. Black. mi. Red. VIN#W X668232, 19,426 mi. VIN#VX630799, 27,981 mi. Green. 40,771 mi. White, $16,995 $1 2 .4 9 5 S13,995 $1 9 ,9 9 5 M 6 j 9 9 5 s7 ,8 9 5

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