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SEPTEMBER 8y 1994 40 CENTS VOLUME 24, NUMBER 36 Belford ferry hearing set

BY MARILYN DUFF “but will give weight to the public Staff Writer interest, as well as to the environ­ mental impact, of the proposal,” he U.S. Army Corps of Pallone stated in his announcement Engineers will hold a public of the upcoming hearing. hearing Sept. 28 in Belford The association has opposed the on the county’s proposed Bayshorecommuter ferry project since last Ferry at Port Monmouth. summer, citing traffic congestion TThere w ill be afternoon and and impact on the historic Belford evening sessions, the first from 2 to commercial fishing industry. 4:30 p.m., and the second starting at The Belford Sea Food Co­ 7 p.m. Both sessions will be at the Operative Association Inc., an asso­ Independence Hall firehouse, Route ciation of fishermen, has also come 36, in the Belford section. out against the proposed project, Rep. Frank Pallone Jr., D-N.J., claiming it will push the fishing announced the hearings last week. industry out and create hazardous He and members of the Belford conditions at the narrow mouth of Citizens Association have sought the harbor. hearings on the proposed dredging In February, Pallone hosted a and other aspects of the project, town meeting on the project, which including roadways. would provide passenger ferry ser­ The county hopes to “piggyback” vice to New York. on the Corps’ planned dredging of The terminal would be located on Comptons Creek. the east bank of Comptons Creek. m;2M’4 : The county also is seeking the Plans also include several equipment Corps’ authorization to build the ter­ storage buildings and a fish process­ Keyport High School halfback Bob Harriott shows his readiness for the 1994 foot­ minal, according to Pallone. ing building for fishermen, three ball season by hurdling over linebacker Frank DeWaysockie during a recent prac­ The Corps will not take a posi­ marine research buildings, and a tion in favor or against the project, tice. Continued on page 8 (Photo by Rich Schultz) Tax strategy depletes surplus

BY LAUREN JAEGER voted against the move; the three Re­ money to cover any unexpected costs that sales of borough-owned land and proper­ publicans were for it. Mayor John J. may come up during the course of the ty “that aren’t doing us any good.” Staff W riter Merla, a Republican, broke the tie, and year. For instance, the Keyport post office ticking to a plan to avoid a tax the motion passed. “I ’ m sure there property on American Legion Drive is hike at the m unicipal level, the “W e have will be more than borough owned, and Merla would like to Keyport Borough Council has ro ug h ly a $5 f it will save me $2,500 worth of tax see it sold so that it can go on the tax roll. transferred all but $2,500 from them illion budget,” maybe $47 a year, appeals,” he said. He said that the borough originally municipal budget’s surplus account.said Councilman since my home is Merla, mean­ asked $350,000 for it, but it has since SAt an Aug. 30 special meeting, the Kevin Graham, a while, said that it is reduced the price to $275,000. Borough Council voted 4-3 to use an ad­ assessed at $135,000. Democrat, who will This is not good business. already the ninth The land cannot be used for any other ditional $132,399 in surplus toward the be running in month of the year, purpose except for the United States Post 1994 municipal budget to prevent a local November’s elec­ Running a borough and there probably Office, until the 99-year lease, signed in tax increase. tion for mayor should be like run- ■ won’t be any sur­ 1969, expires. This move, combined with an addi­ against Merla. “If ning a business. * prise costs. Merla said there are other properties tional $354,456 in surplus that had been I’m running a “We see which in Keyport that he would like the borough in the account, and used previously household on direction we are to sell off. —■ Councilman Kevin Graham toward the same budget, leaves the bor­ $40,00 a year, this going in,” he said. Also, the mayor notes, because of his ough with only $2,500 in reserve for would be like hav­ ‘This is the taxpay­ work, the borough received $70,000 in emergencies. ing $20 in the bank.” ers’ money, and the taxpayers are looking state discretionary aid in June to offset But the result is no tax increase on the “The interest (this money would gath­ for tax relief.” taxes. municipal level for 1994. er) is another loss,” Graham added. Merla said there is a good chance The three Democrats on the council Graham said that surplus is security additional revenue will come in through Continued on page 8

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< THE INDEPENDENT, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 3 THIS ISSUE: Sci-fi musical opens at Meadow Theater schedules fall/winter season

for kids and adults ■■■ .. IBS ______BY CANDY TRUNZO Staff Writer

ischievous pixies, aliens from outer space, wicked witches ■ .y. ” p m m i and the most jolly of elves, Santa Claus, all will be appearing at the Meadow Theater at the Galleria in Red MBank during its fall/winter season. “We are very excited about our sched­ ule for children’ s shows and for the Keith Glass, coach of the MeadowLark, our theater for adults, be­ Mater Dei High School bas­ cause the scripts we’ve selected are lit­ ketball team, is also involved erate as well as entertaining,” says Drew in aiding families who have Hollywood of Middletown, the artistic suffered financial losses due director of the Meadow Theater. to illnesses. He is featured in The season will open on Sept. 9 with this week’s Spotlight. the premier production of Far Out! or / Page 10 was a Teenage Mutant from Planet X, an original rock ‘n’ roll science fiction mu­ sical by Brian Breen of Red Bank and REGULAR FEATURES Michael Chartier of Long Branch. “I don’t know how to begin describing • Calendar Page 32 this one,” says Hollywood. “It is a very • Classifieds Page 45 funny, bizarre, science fiction play with a • Editorials Page 30 foot-stomping rock ‘n’ roll score.” • Letters Page 30 “I have been involved with hundreds of shows,” adds Chartier, who is also di­ • Milestones Page 38 recting his new play, “but this is more fun • Obituaries Page 39 than anything I’ve ever done so far. The • Sports Page 42 cast is extraordinarily talented and the FAR OUT — A one-eyed alien from Planet X (Evan Neadel of Lincroft) • Police Beat Page 40 special effects are great.” freaks out Bill McDonough of Keyport and Gabrielle Stravelli of Colts • Property Lines Page 41 The cast includes Betty Hudson and Neck in the opening production at the Meadow Theater in Red Bank. Elizabeth Smero of Manalapan, Todd • Yesteryear Page 35 The evening MeadowLark Halloween of Santa Claus: An Elfin Musical, another Aiken of Oakhurst, Paul Kellogg of show will be considerably more intense, Meadow original, written by Breen, Rumson, and Bill McDonough and Ed promises Hollywood. Chartier, Hollywood and Judyth Somers. Ramu Jr. of Keyport. Terror Times Two will offer horror sto­ The play follows Santa from his birth, Also featured are Gabrielle Stravelli of Phone numbers: ries from two giants of the genre. The through his battle with wicked trolls who Colts Neck, Andy Citarella and Kristen Horror of Dr. Moreau is an adaptation of are trying to steal the sun and plunge the Editorial Butcher of Red Bank, Larissa Kasian of H.G. Wells’ classic of a mad scientist world into darkness, to his Toy Shop at 254-7000 Ext. 226 Little Silver, Carlo Durland of Long engaged in unnatural and terrifying ex­ the North Pole. FAX 254-0486 Branch, Evan Neadel of Lincroft, Dawna Circulation periments. MeadowLark Productions also will McClendon of Ocean, and Joan Clare of 254-1755 The theater is combining that presenta­ present Eatontown. Improbable Claus and Other Display Advertising tion with Poe's Midnight Dreary, a the­ Christmas Stories, three short one-act Far Out! or 1 was a Teenage Mutant 972-6740 Ext. 220 atrical weaving of several Poe tales. plays. FAX 254-0256 from Planet X will be presented every For Christmas the theater will present For information or reservations call Classified 1-800-660-4ADS Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. from Sept. its third production of Classified FAX 432-0016 9 through Oct. 1. The Autobiography 758-0099. Tickets for the show only are $6. Dinner-theater tickets, which include a ■ -- BAYSHORE . pre-theater dinner at the Cafe Med, also M emorial slated for Keyport m an Independent located at the Galleria, are $25 plus tax and tip. KEYPORT — David Francis Van Pelt was killed in a tragic accident last year at the age of 26, but his friends want to ensure that his name will live on forever. The children’s season will open Sept. Managing Editor A memorial ceremony for Van Pelt will be held 10 a.m. Saturday at Benjamin Howard Altschiller 17 with an adult cast in Hansel and Gre- Terry Park, on Cedar Street, in the Lockport section of the borough. Sports Coordinator tel, as adapted by Moses Goldberg. Van Pelt, an ironworker, was killed on September 8 after he fell during a con­ Lindsey Siegle Goldberg’s adaptation, explains Holly­ struction project. wood, has put the traditional story of lost Joseph Merla, 30, the brother of Mayor John Merla, is the project coordinator Executive Editor children outwitting a wicked witch into for the memorial service. Gregor)7 Bean the format of commedia dell'arte, a style “I grew up with David. I was a very good friend, from childhood on,” Joseph P u b lis h e r that employs a ragtag band of wandering Merla said. “He was an honest, great kid. He saved all of his money; he wanted Kevin Wittman actors who turn an empty space into the best of everything.” forests and a gingerbread house with the Family members, such as VanPelt’s father, Francis “Junior,” a volunteer fire­ man in Keyport, his mother Gail, who lives on Atlantic Street, and his brothers, A Greater Media Newspaper help of only a few basic set pieces and Joseph, a police officer for Holmdel, and Mike are expected to be present at the props, and the power of young imagina­ ceremony. tions. The Middletown Independent circulation A fiberglass, hand-painted plaque was created by Ambrose Signs and will be is subject to audit by Verified Audit of For Halloween, Hollywood will offer placed in the park during the memorial service. The plaque, paid for by donations Circulations, Inc. Published Wednesday by the Greater Monmouth Publishing Co., The Sorcerer’s Apprentice. from VanPelt’s friends, has a picture of Van Pelt’s speedboat, “Rapid Fire”. Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick N.J. “It was so popular with the children ‘That boat was his pride and joy,” Merla said. 08816. Third-class postage paid at two years ago,” he explained, “that we Also, a Weeping Cherry Tree, donated by Dearborn Farms, Holmdel, will be Eatontown , N.J. $32 a year. First-class planted at the park during the memorial service. mail subscription available at $65 for 26 had to bring it back.” weeks, 40 cents a copy. 4 SEPTEMBER 8, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT Enter Greater Media's BACK TO SCHOOL Coloring Fun You may win 4 T IC K E T S to the Meadowlands Arena to see LET'S BE FRIENDS September 14 - September 18 SESAME SIHEETIIVE Color the Back to School picture and return it along with the entry form by noon on September 12. Mailed entries must be postmarked no later than September 9. Winners will be notified by phone on Monday, September 12. There will be a random drawing from each age group - from 3 years to 10 years old.

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The maximum amount that will be accepted is 200 pounds of Directional signs will be posted in the vicinity of the dry material and/or 20 gallons of liquid. Containers should be Reclamation Center guiding motorists to the drop-off spots. incident involved closed and no larger than five gallons each. The program, funded Materials that will be accepted include the following sub­ by the freeholders and supervised by the County Board of Health, stances in closed containers with original labels intact: Pesticides, tw o adolescents is free. herbicides and fertilizers, solvents, thinners, corrosives, pool “We urge our residents to use this program,” said Freeholder chemicals, liquid paihts, varnishes, full or partially full aerosol ______BY LAUREN JAEGER______Ted Narozanick, who is in charge of Health, Human Services and cans, used motor oil and antifreeze, gasoline and household and Transportation. “It is a far better alternative than allowing these automotive batteries. Staff Writer dangerous substances to be lying around the house.” The following materials will not be accepted: Laboratory ABERDEEN — Raymond Bradford Skelton, 44, of 95 Belaire Court, was arrested and charged last week with mo­ lesting two boys, ages 12 and 15, inside MCI A/ IC PQ PV Q CAM HIIQ his own home. IN IC b V w . 33P IVIUP52P The first arrest, on Aug. 31, includes two counts of aggravated sexual assault, two counts of sexual assault, and one count of attempted aggravated sexual assault against the 12-year-old boy, said Peter Boser, assistant Monmouth County Prosecutor. On Friday afternoon, Skelton was charged with two counts of aggravated sexual assault, one count of sexual assault, one count of aggravated criminal sexual contact, and one count of endan­ gering the welfare of a child against the 15-year-old boy. SKI WEAR Both arrests were a joint effort of the Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office SIMIALAR $AVING$ ON NEW STYLES ARRMNG DAILY and the Aberdeen Township Police. 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Other charges related to the case are In the wake of the charges, a local PICK YOUR OWN still pending, said Keyport Detective activist advises residents to keep their Kevin Cassidy. teens at home and to abide by the bor­ PUMPKINS The Keyport Police are withholding ough’s 11 p.m. curfew for all juveniles 18 p ' J To Kid’s Of All Ages Bring Your the suspects’ street address. and under. 4 According to the 15-year-old-girl’s \ W42IP i# School, Church, Troop or Group Alan Disbrow, head of Keyport’s report, filed with the Keyport Police on Neighborhood Watch, noted that the next • Pick Your O w n Pum pkin Aug. 23, she had been walking down meeting will take place 7:30 p.m., Sept. 8. • C eleb rate W ith C lo w ns And M any O ther Atlantic Street after midnight when she “We’re dealing with a juvenile and Halloween Friends was abducted. m i Hey Kids, police information that is not for anyone’s • Tour The Farm On A Free Hayride “They approached the girl on the ■ L Come for Your . street,” said Cassidy, who refused to say knowledge,” he said. “Whether she knew Attention Groups: Hurry And Call Now To Reserve Your Best Time For A Mon.-Fri. from where the girl was returning. or didn’t know the people, it shouldn’t Wm free m have happened.” Starting Sept. 24th “They took her to the Amboy Motel. HAYRIDE —;;J Through Oct. 31st “The grand jury will hear evidence “I don’t think there’s a threat in town, 'ugMULj about the kidnapping charge. If the prose­ but this is a very big story,” Disbrow said. OPEN TO PUBLIC 7 DAYS A WEEK cutor feels there is enough evidence, there “The kids should stay in the house at will (further charges),” he said. night.” WITHOUT A RESERVATION Located at Rt. 34 N., Colts Neck, 3 miles South of Rt. 520 946-8885 or 946-7085 M edical m useum plans to be discussed HIP Group Rates Available HOLMDEL — The Holmdel Historical Society will discuss plans for the his­ 1 ►AAA A A AAAAAAAiAAAAAAAAAAA'AAAAAAAAAAAAA A A A A A ^> toric Dr. Robert Cooke medical building at its Sept. 13 meeting. >- The public is invited. Dancing (School (Should Be Educational and Fun >■ There also will be a photographic display showing how the building was raised and Not Cost A Lott and moved last month to a new site at Holmdel Village School. 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Continued from page 1 “But I can’t guarantee everything.” He said that municipal court fees are “I went to Trenton on my own time,” heavier than usual this year, and is ex­ Merla said. “Where were the Democrats pected to generate about $80,000 worth of then? I didn’t see Kevin Graham and surplus. Robert Bergen (another Democrat “The Democrats will jump up and Councilman) back then.” down and say we bankrupted the town,” The Chief Merla added. “But Financial Officer for in my administra­ the borough said he 'The Democrats will jump tion, taxes can understand both up and down and say we increased by 17 sides. bankrupted the town. But cents over four “It would make in my administration, years, while in the my job easier if there taxes increased by 17 was a little extra last two years (of cents over four years, the previous money to work with,” Democrat majority said Tom Fallon, the while in the last two years administration) CFO. “But they (of the previous Democrat taxes went up by 46 decided to give it all majority administration) cents.” back to the tax­ taxes went up by 46 Merla said that payers.” cents.’ the surplus is being “It is a tough deci­ sion,” he said. “They Mayor John J. Merla used to prevent a “double whammy” made a tough deci­ rm sAsOKS in the borough — sion. It’s not up to me, it’s up to the coun­ that of an increase in local taxes and a cil. It’s not a great idea, but we’ll get sewer bill increase. through it, you know?” Graham said that he did not agree with As the year comes to an end, Fallon the mayor’s assessment that the move was said he does not foresee any unexpected necessary since the sewer rates had to rise. expenses, such as tax appeals. “We’ve known since the beginning of “We won’t have any trouble,” he said. Belford ferry hearing set

Continued from page 1 posed to the project when residents learned that plans for a new Route 36 county-operated interpretive center that access road were scrapped. would have exhibits related to the fish­ Not everyone opposes the ferry pro­ ing industry and be part of the county’s ject. Some residents in the Port Mon­ Mayor John J. Merla Bayshore Trail System. mouth section, just west of Belford, have “I hope that the public hearing will the year that the sewer rates would rise,” up any ideas to help resolve them. spoken favorably about it. he said. “I call them Democrastinators,” he provide an opportunity for competing Others expect it to provide a major The water-sewer budget increased by said. ‘“We can avoid this. We can avoid concerns to be addressed in a fair and economic boost to the Bayshore area. $302,100 from 1993. Some of this cost that.’ Well, if we can, why not put it on thorough manner” at the hearing, said The county has received a state was the result of the 10.5 percent hike the table?” Pallone in his Sept. 1 announcement. waterfront development permit, but it imposed by Bayshore Regional Sewage Graham noted that the “general rule of The county acquired the 288-acre has a series of contingencies, including: Authority on fees, and about $75,000 thumb” is to keep 5 percent of your bud­ site, which includes a former landfill, • approval of a Shoreline Stabiliza­ worth was unpaid bills. get in the surplus account. For Keyport, he several years ago for some $6.5 million, tion Program, which includes beach re­ To help pay for the increase, the sewer said, this sum would be $250,000. of which about $2.3 million came from plenishment, construction of dunes, and bill, which used to be 140 percent of the the Port Authority of New York and stabilization of the old landfill. The pro­ resident’s water bill, has increased to 160 “We have one one-hundredth of that New Jersey. gram must be designed for a “minimum percent. sum,” he said. The county also owns about 330 life” of 60 years. “We could have moved the costs from He added that the move was not worth acres on the west side of the creek, • preparation of a comprehensive re­ the water-sewer account into the current the reduction in local tax, a sum of nearly where it is developing its Bayshore Wa­ port — similar in scope to a nomination account,” he said. “If you have an increase four cents. terfront Park. A multimillion road and for the National Register of Historic in costs, you can take some of the costs “It will save me maybe $47 a year,” bridge project will link the park and the Places — of the Shoal Harbor Historic and move it into the current budget.” said Graham, “since my home is assessed Merla agreed that the problems in the at $135,000. This is not good business. terminal via Main Street in Belford. District, which includes the proposed water/sewer budget were known in Running a borough should be like running The Belford Association became op­ dredging area. January, but the Democrats never brought a business.”

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be solicited from each school. business owners that they may know. Teachers will get points for their ed­ Funds needed The idea of holding an awards night Rebarick said it is a good promotion for a ucation, participation in seminars, awards belongs to Mike Kidzus, the board of edu­ local business to show support of schools. and letters of commendations, publica­ for first district cation member who Some details per­ tions, related professional activities, work­ thought it would be a taining to the awards shop presentations, and participation in awards night good way to reward night have already community activities that are student- instead of an Oscar, ______BY LAUREN JAEGER______those who achieved been ironed out by related. the most, and also though, teachers will the committee. Staff Writer The Community Relations Committee, boost morale in the be given a bronze For instance, to which includes Rebarick, Kidzus, board district. ABERDEEN — It’s definitely on — Huskie on a base - in nominate the teach­ member Irwin Ozer, MRTA president the Matawan-Aberdeen School district’s Kidzus has honor of the school ers, a nominating Carl Kosmyna and MRTA officer Patricia first awards ceremony night for ex­ already designed the football team’s name committee will be Mattern, has planned another event for cellence in teaching will be held in the program and believes and symbol. formed at each 1995 — an “Intergenerational Square spring. that the first full- school by Oct. 15; a Dance” to be held 8 p.m. on March 18 at page ad should cost group consisting of the high school gym. But parents and school officials have $300; page four, the principal and now until April to come up with funding The committee’s next meeting is set $200; page five, two staff to purchase statuettes and create a lavish for 7:30 p.m., Sept. 13. $200; and boosters should cost $1 each. members — one staff member chosen by affair expected to be attended by 600 peo­ He also said that $100 for a half page and the Matawan Regional Teachers For more information, or if you want ple. $50 for a quarter page is a fair price for ad Association and one by the principal. to purchase an ad, please call Jill Rad­ The awards night will be held 7:30 space. Those who are in this group cannot be cliffe at 290-2725 or Pat Reingle at 566­ p.m. April 3 in the Matawan Regional He believes that the ceremony should chosen to win. 3409. High School auditorium. be held with all of the glamour of the But one parent, Debbie Sohn, treasurer Academy Awards in Hollywood. for the Lloyd Road Elementary School Instead of an Oscar, though, teachers Parent-Teacher Organization, feels it will be given a bronze Huskie on a base - won’t be an easy achievement for the in honor of the school football team’s local PTOs to raise the money. name and symbol. “Our budget is very tight this year,” Betty Rebarick, who is the adminis­ said Sohn, at an Aug. 31 meeting held trative liaison for the Community Rela­ among a few actively involved parents in tions Committee, in charge of the project, Rebarick’s office. “We put our heart to is getting ready to invite “as many digni­ fund-raising for us. I think right now we taries as possible — including the presi­ cannot give a concrete answer. I don’t dent.” know whether this is where we want the money to go to.” But Jill Radcliffe, a member of the Matawan Regional High School Parent- Advisory Board and the Ravine Drive Elementary School PTO, feels that it is worth the effort. “A lot of businesses may be willing to spend,” she said. “I think it’s a terrific idea.” The total cost of the evening is ex­ pected to be $ 1,250. The program booklets are expected to cost about $250, the trophies, about $350, and there will be a $100 cash award to each winner as well. Mailing and miscel­ laneous expenses are expected to be about $50. There are six schools in the district, and one winner is expected to be from each school — so if the burden was even­ ly distributed, about $200 would have to The Ville Restaurant F i n e F o o d & S p i r i t s 47 Tennent Road • M organville 591-2112 > Seafood 1 Steak Lunch & Dinner > Pizza and more Brand New Menu ' Catering & ■ Take Out Blackboard Specials ' 10% Senior Discount except on specials S a tiu rd a y - L IV E MUSIC l u n c h " Special A ll You Can Eat. j N o o n - I P R I M E R I B Thursday ‘ 199 LobsterFest s j r D i n n e r 9in 10AKE $ 1 0 9 5 HAPPY h o u r $ C ^ 9 5 BAR PRICES_ Includes: salad, entree, coffee W ednesday is l.adies 9 PM - CLOSING • *1°° DOMESTIC BEER • REDUCED DRINK PRICES 1 O SEPTEMBER 8, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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noting proudly that his team made the but thousands of dollars in medical bills. Keith Glass blends playoffs for the first time in 27 years. “I always wanted to use what’s hap­ Then Glass moved back east and began com passion with pened to me to help others,” says Glass. practicing law. But without the op­ Now was his chance to do so. sports and law portunity to coach “I was about to kill He called his 20 players and without T h e l a t e s t myself,” he says. having to twist one arm he was able to get Driving in his car and listening to the weapons in the them all involved in an All-Star basketball BY CANDY TRUNZO radio one day, he heard that the basketball game, golf tournament and auction that coach at Mater Dei High School was fired fight against raised $47,000 last year and another Staff Writer suddenly. Glass lived across the street $50,000 this year. d i a b e t e s . from Mater Dei. here are lawyers. And then there is The Kimberly Fund, as it has become Keith Glass. What other lawyer known, is now a non-profit organization would devote ten years to coaching with the parents of the four families a Catholic high school basketball team, whose children formed the play group Tadmit that he went to a second rate lawIn the Sp • (light serving on the board of directors — Glass school in California because “it was the and his wife Marybeth, the Petrillos, only one that would take me” and use his Cathy and Kenneth Martin, and Peggy and contacts and influence to raise money for Zoran Mavrinac. sick children and their families? The fund had helped not only the He applied for, and got, the job. That But that’s exactly what Keith Glass, Petrillos but dozens of other local families 43, of Middletown, is about. was in 1984 and he’s been coaching what who have suffered financial losses due to A sports lawyer with a roster of NBA one sports columnist called “the little team catastrophic illnesses. C a l l players as his clients, Glass admits that he that could” ever since. always wanted to be an attorney. Glass has also helped teach his chil­ 1-800-254-W ALK “If I didn’t love it, I wouldn’t do it,” dren some important lessons about giving. But he was also passionate about explains Glass. “Coaching can make such A sturdy pair of walking sports. He grew up on Long Island and His 12-year-old son Tyler wanted to get a difference to a kid in the right way.” involved in this year’s fund-raiser and shoes. That’s all it takes to spent 14 summers at a camp in the Glass helps make a difference to his Poconos learning to coach. asked his father what he could do. Glass professional players too. His first-hand move us closer to a cure for After graduating from law school and suggested that Tyler donate his Indiana diabetes. “miraculously” passing the California Bar, knowledge of the game and his reputation Pacer jersey, signed by the boy’s idol have helped him lure such NBA stars as Walk with us, or sponsor he was poised to begin his legal career. Reggie Miller, to the auction of sports But he got a call from Larry Brown, then Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf of the Denver paraphernalia. a walker in this year’s head coach for UCLA’s Bruins, asking Nuggets, Scott Skiles of the Orlando Tyler did donate the jersey and at the Walktoberfest. Because to him to be his assistant. Magic and Robert Horry of the Houston auction Scott Skiles bid it up to $950. find a cure, we all need lo “My parents raised Larry,” explains Rockets. Skiles ended up returning it to the over­ Glass. “He came home with my brother The proof of Glass’ importance to his put our best foot forward. whelmed 12-year-old. when he was 16 and I was five and I players is their dedication to him, evident Between spending time with his own ended up sleeping on a cot.” when he asked for their help to raise family (much of it on the basketball After a couple of years at UCLA, money for a local family. court), his Mater Dei “family” and his Glass left the team to open up his own In 1993, one of Glass’ five children NBA “family,” Glass doesn’t have time practice. was in a play group with Kimberly for much else. Fate interceded again when a sports Sunday, O ctober 2 Petrillo, a two-year-old from Colts Neck But he says he hopes to get better at reporter from the Los Angeles Times who was battling cancer. After a yearlong called him to let him know that Venice everything he does. struggle, Kimberly died, relates Glass, High School was looking for a head coach “There is nothing I do that I can’t get Walktoberfest and could use some guidance from him. leaving her parents Carol and Dan Petrillo better at,” says Glass, characteristically He remained at Venice for two years, of Colts Neck to face not only their grief unlawyerlike. A. American Diabetes Association. THE INDEPENDENT, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 1 1

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______BY LAUREN JAEGER______Staff Writer

MATAWAN — There was a time when fabric was a luxury; dressmaking an art, and the clothes one had weren’t many, but 10 dresses of today could easily fit into the folds of one from yesteryear. The Burrowes Mansion, at 94 Main Street, currently has an exhibit of over 20 antique costumes, mostly women’s 19th century dresses, set throughout its “period room” settings on mannequins. The exhibit will run until Sept. 30 and can be seen by appointment or during the hours the museum is open. While the mansion is open from 2 to 4 p.m. on the first and third Sunday of every month, it will also be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sept. 18 in honor of “Matawan Day”. Over 50 percent of the costumes on display are from the collection of Regina Hawn. “I didn’t start out to collect,” said Hawn, a Matawan resident and president COLONIAL WEAR — Sarah Ellison discusses the costume display at the historic Burrowes Mansion in Matawan. of the Matawan Historical Society. “I (Photo by Rich Schultz) bought a Victorian camisole and bloomers are on display in the Burrowes mansion Hawn said she was an avid antique Butterick patterns. 20 years ago for a costume party.” master bedroom, along with several other quilt collector who often ran into other A white fur cape from the 1920s, made The two, white cotton pieces, made pieces of “unmentionables,” including a textiles, such as beautiful, old fabrics and from several baby seals that did not with old-fashioned hand craftsmanship, large hoop skirt. clothing, in her search. escape the fate of the club, is also exhibit­ She realized that she was just as ed. attracted to clothing as she was to the “This was made many years ago, when quilts. people were not so conscious about it,” Her earliest dress dates to 1865. But Ellison said. she does have a man’s wedding shirt from Hawn has placed several pieces of fur 1818 that is also on display at the muse­ on a chair so that people can feel the soft um. textures. The different pieces include She said that she does not know why beaver, lamb, and seal. so many are made for tiny women — one A circa 1900 cape made from a bear is wool suit on display, circa 1890, from her also there. collection, would fit a six-foot woman Two army uniforms, one from World with a 20” waist. War I and one from Wprld War II, are on Hawn said it could have been because display. women wore laced-up corsets for years, but also might be because many of the In addition to the exhibit, Barbara dresses that survive once belonged to very Firch, of Little Silver, will give a talk young women with girlish figures. about vintage clothing at 7:30 p.m., Sept. 26, at the museum. Also on display at the museum are sev­ eral 1920s and 1930s dresses that once The Matawan Historical Society will belonged to borough residents. also join the food fair at Terhune Park during “Matawan Day,” and will be serv­ Another dress, an 1860s brown, ing some Colonial-era fare such as wasp-waist creation, was part of Sarah “Checkered Pie” — ground beef topped Ellison’s grandmother’s wedding with mashed potatoes — turkey popovers, trousseau. Ellison is an active member of Kentucky Bourbon and pumpkin pie. the Matawan Historical Society and often gives tours to the visitors. Also on Sept. 18, on the grounds of the Ellison, a Matawan resident, said that museum, a large “garage sale” will be her and her sister, Alice, would often try held, with vendor’s spaces being sold for on the dress as children. only $10 each. Flea market-type objects and antiques will be sold. “We thought it was beautiful,” she said. After the costumes leave Matawan, Silver-mesh and beaded bags are on they will head over to the restored Village display, including one presented by a man Inn in Englishtown, where “Englishtown TWO FINE STORES TO SERVE YOU Day” will take place on October 8. S«ncc to a woman he adored on Oct. 7, 1919. The exhibit does not leave out hats — Visitors to the Burrowes Manion mu­ and perhaps many visitors can remember seum will be able to purchase new wearing a 1940s fruit-adorned straw, Matawan Historical Society t-shirts, with FREEHOLD a picture of the Burrowes mansion on the SW.MafaM. broad-brimmed creation, a 1950s “Mamie 442-4134 RED BANK. N.J. Eisenhower” hat or a Jackie Kennedy- front, for $10. Member* Amerktn HW.Im/i. Gem Society 741-M M inspired pillbox hat from the ‘60s. For more information, call Sarah El­ Other interesting items include a beau­ lison at 566-3817 or Regina Hawn at 290­ tiful lace cape, and several 1890s 9130. THE INDEPENDENT, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 1 3 Finding new angles for anglers

fishermen and the effect they have on bass “The Fish and Game Council ap­ BY VINCENT A. DE MURO JR. Claremont Stretch to designate the area a year-round trout conservation area, population. pointees are made up of sportsmen repre­ Correspondent Soldwedel said. Frank Vigani did not agree with the sentatives, farming representatives and a Regulations in the area would include a Claremont stretch proposal. According to public representative of the citizens at ocal fishermen want to catch bigger 15-inch size limit, (there is no current the minutes, he said the proposal, “was a large, all authorized by state law to set fish from area lakes and reservoirs, minimum size), a one-a-day bag limit, as ploy by a private fishing club located seasons, size limits and bag limits,” bnd they gathered recently to talk opposed to six-a-day and use of artificial immediately upstream of this area to Soldwedel said. about ways to make that happen. lures as opposed to baiting. extend their own type of fishing at the Generally, the council adopts the codes LLocal anglers appeared at a hearing Schultz presided over the public por­ expense of the general public.” the way the Division recommends, he Aug. 8 with representatives of the tion of the meeting and said most of the Gibbs said that nothing is forever, even said, but the council members choose Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife at the sportsmen present seemed to favor both new fishing regulations. “If it isn’t work­ what they believe most appropriate in con­ Assunpink Wildlife Conservation Center the lunker and reserve programs. ing out, we can always rescind (the deci­ sidering the national resources and what in Upper Freehold Township to get their “Most of the public was in agreement sion),” Gibbs said. “Nothing is set in best serves New Jersey sportsmen. two cents in on new fishing regulations for with what we are trying to do here,” he stone.” Meeting of the Fish and Game Council the 1995 trout and bass season. said. The hearing and the codes are not di­ are generally held the second Tuesday of Bob Soldwedel, chief of the Bureau of Edwin Booth from Assunpink Bait and rectly proposed by the Bureau, Soldwedel the month at the Assunpink Wildlife Fresh Water Fisheries, Trenton, said the Tackle spoke in favor of the lunker pro­ said, but by a Fish and Game Council ap­ Conservation Center. The next will be annual hearing helps develop the agency’s gram, but also voiced concern about ice pointed by the governor. held Sept. 13. fishing codes in the public’s best interest. While local fishermen had numerous suggestions, they were particularly inter­ HELDOVEH ested in a proposal to establish a “lunker,” LABOR DAY or larger game fish program, at Assunpink X W E E K Lake, Upper Freehold Township, and Parvin Lake, Salem County.. Bill Schultz, vice chairman for the Fish and Game Council, said the program would put a 15-inch minimum size on “keepers,” up from the current 12 inches. It would also restrict daily fish limits to three, down from the current statewide limit of five. “The program will try to get people not to take fish out of the lake and to catch at Monmouth Sleep Center bigger fish,” Schultz said, “Say you catch a 14-inch fish. If you throw it back, in a short time that fish could be 15 or 16 inch­ FREE BOX SPRING es. Bass are mostly a trophy fish. Most sports fishermen don’t eat bass.” Including Stem S faster, end Set the Bex Spring end Bed Frame FREE! Another proposal was made to change the regulations on a portion of the south branch of the Raritan River, known as the ■Stearns & Foster D o v e r Orthopedic Firm Luxury Firm YOUR YOUR YOUR FINAL FINAL FINAL Mattress Box COST Mattress Box COST Mattress Box COST Twin $118 Free $118 Twin $158 Free $158 Twin $198 Free $198 Full $188 Free $188 Full $218 Free $218 Full $248 Free $248 Queen $248 Free $248 Queen $288 Free $288 Queen $328 Free $328 YOUR CHOICE! Stearns & Foster Stearns & Foster Correct Comfort Deluxe Firm Rhapsody Firm or Rhapsody Plush "The Best mattress made by the best company" YOUR YOUR Mattress Box FINAL COST M a t t r e s s D O A FINALCOST Mattress Box FINALCOST Mattress Box FINALCOST Twin $288 Free $288 Queen $488 Free $488 Twin $498 Free $498 Queen $698 Free $698 Full $388 Free $388 King $688 Free $688 Full $598 Free $598 King $898 Free $898 PLUS INCREDIBLE SAVINGS ON THE LARGEST SELECTION OF FUTONS & DAYBEDS IN MONMOUTH COUNTY i vim rnnn nnuvnnvi

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BY SUSAN GRAZIANO CONSUMER PROBLEMS Staff Writer Have a complaint or inquiry about a business? Call these numbers for help and information: major appliances: The law requires the The Monmouth County Office of Con­ seller to include the date of future delivery sumer Affairs, 50 E. Main St., Freehold, is on the sales order. It is further required strictly in business for the consumer. that the seller notify the customer of any “The basic difference between us and Monmouth County Office of Consumer Affairs delay and offer a full refund unless the the Better Business Bureau is that we’re a customer accepts the later date. law-enforcement agency,” said Dorothy (908) 431-7900 • Home improvement: Get promises in Avallone, director. “We work under the writing. Read a contract thoroughly and New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act and Better Business Bureau of Central New Jersey do not sign any contract until all blanks other regulations regarding advertising are filled in. and merchandising.” (609) 588-0808 • Guarantees and warranties: Get your The Consumer Fraud Act prohibits guarantee in writing. Know what is in­ businesses from engaging in uncon­ cluded in the guarantee or warranty. Is the scionable practices, fraud and misrepre­ Western Monmouth Chamber of Commerce whole item guaranteed or just part of it? sentations in the sale of goods and ser­ (908) 462- 3030 How long is the guarantee or warranty in vices. It also allows individual consumers effect? Does it include labor or just parts to sue an offender privately for treble or both? (three times the amount) damages, plus The New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs • Food shopping: Look for advertised court costs and reasonable attorneys’ fees. specials before you shop. If the advertised The main goal of the office, which re­ Teleconsumer Taped Information Service merchandise is out of stock, ask if rain ceives about 1,000 calls a month, is to (800) 242-5846 checks are available. The total selling straighten out problems between con­ price of merchandise should be plainly sumers and businesses. marked by a stamp, tag or label. “We will investigate and mediate indi­ New Jersey Office of Consumer Protection Refunds, advertising, credit and door- vidual complaints.” said Avallone, who (201) 648-3622 to-door sales are also regulated by specific has a staff of nine. “We’re not out to get state laws. anyone. Most businesses are legitimate Avallone said Monmouth County resi­ and complaints are often misunderstand­ “Be a wise consumer,” said Avallone. never sign a blank repair-order form. dents are fortunate to have an Office of ings that need clarification. “Get a complaint history from our office • Service and repair of home appli­ Consumer Affairs. “But if a business has broken a law, we before entering into an agreement with a ances, including televisions: At time of “Unfortunately, many people don’t will fine them and, in some more serious business. Consumers have responsibilities purchase, the seller must supply written know we exist,” she said. “We like people cases, get an injunction against the to be alert and aware, to comparison shop information on any applicable manufac­ to know if they have a consumer problem owner,” she added. and read advertisements carefully.” turer’s or dealer’s warranties, as well as they can’t solve themselves, we may be Poor workmanship is a daily complaint The following is a list of some of busi­ information on any available dealer’s ser­ able to help.” received by the Office of Consumer Af­ ness practices regulated by law: vice contract. If purchased, said contract For more information on the Mon­ fairs. Avallone said poor workmanship is * Auto repairs: Get a specific estimate must state all terms. mouth County Department of Consumer a matter of opinion and is not consumer in writing before repair work is started and • Delivery of household furniture and Affairs, call (908) 431-7900. fraud. Prom oting better business practices

agreement or any kind.” tions and improvements where appropriate.” Complaint history While she isn’t sure how many of her own customers The bureau’s complaint-handling process begins are aware of the BBB decal she displays, she said she with a one-page form completed by the consumer. likes to see one when she enters a place of business. “The complaint must be in writing and if it’s in our of firms available The first bureaus began operation in 1912, and were jurisdiction, then the complaint is taken up with the com­ established to correct abuses in advertising. Today, there pany involved first, which often leads to a resolution of through bureau are nearly 175 Better Business Bureaus with the national the matter,” said Merkel, who has a staff of four service headquarters in Arlington, Va. representatives handling complaints. BY SUSAN GRAZIANO Merkel, who has been with the “A company has 20 working days to bureau since 1970, said more and mail back a response, which we find Staff Writer more consumers are taking advan­ The Better to be 80 percent effective. If there is The Better Business Bureau is just that — an organiza­ tage of reliability reports before Business Bureau is no response, then the complaints tion that works for fair business practices for both buyer they do business with anyone. goes in our files,” she said. and seller. Generally, a report will contain not a governm ent In some cases, a dispute settlement “Our focus is on marketplace concerns such as honest information about the length of time agency but a process such as mediation or arbitra­ tion is offered by the bureau. advertising and selling practices which are good for both the company has been in business, a private, non-profit buyer and seller,” said Betty Merkel, executive director summary of the company’s com­ In extreme cases, the BBB may of the Better Business Bureau of Central New Jersey, plaint history and information organization that refer its file on a company to a law Hamilton Square. “All of our services and programs help developed through special bureau enforcement agency to see if further to make consumers more informed, knowledgeable and investigations. does not have action is warranted. satisfied.” Providing information about legal powers. “If a consumer does need a legal re­ The BBB is not a government agency but a private, charities and other organizations source, we’ll recommend that he non-profit organization that does not have legal powers. seeking donations is also a service notify the Division of Consumer “We assist consumers and businesses through volun­ of the bureau. Affairs, the postal authorities if mail tary means,” said Merkel, whose office handles Since some companies may fraud is involved, an attorney, or Middlesex, Monmouth, Mercer, Somerset, Hunterdon and belong to the Bureau, that information may be included in small claims court — depending upon the nature of the parts of Warren counties. their file, which currently has, according to Merkel, more complaint,” said Merkel. “We cannot force a business to do what the consumer than 10,000 company names. Complaints and inquiries about the auto industry are wants or help either party break a legal contract, but we “We provide reports and handle complaints against the most commonplace, said Merkel, but overall the do collect and report information to help prospective buy­ both members and non-members without bias,” said bureau handles more inquiries about businesses than it ers make informed decisions, and we will serve as a neu­ Merkel. “We don’t compare one company against another does complaints. tral party to help settle disputes between consumers and or make recommendations.” businesses. “ “Contrary to what most people think, prices are not Anyone who has been in business for at least a year what most people complain about,” said the Bureau direc­ Andrea Teitelbaum, owner of A&L Custom Travel, can join the bureau, whose membership fees start at $250. tor. “It’s non-delivery or damaged goods. So shop Manalapan, joined the Bureau when she went into busi­ “Our members, who receive a plaque and a decal, also around, make inquiries and educate yourself and don’t ness five years ago. receive a monthly newsletter which alerts them to sign anything unless you’ve read and understood every­ “I primarily use it to get credit checks on companies I scams,” said Merkel, whose bureau has about 1,300 thing.” deal with,” said Teitelbaum. “I can find out if there have members. “We also encourage businesses to self-regulate To reach the Better Business Bureau’s office, call been any liens or judgments made before I enter into an their advertising and selling practices and we seek correc­ (609) 588-0808. THE INDEPENDENT, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 1 5 Attorney ready Fitness Lifestyles Floor Model Sale Asbury Park store location moving to take on Zim m er Sale will last until APk showroom moves SALE into the decriminalization and medicaliza- Youssouff says tion of the drug problem. “The popular opinion is ‘Let’s build UP TO he is antithesis the jails, fry them all and let’s reduce the deficit,’ ” he said. “Those are contradic­ of GOP opponent tory aims, aren’t they?” 5 0 % O F F Youssouff charged Zimmer with being “sadly predictable in his actions” and “a ______BY PHIL STERN______Take advantage of sale prices guy who’s very good at getting elected in both locations. Staff Writer and staying in office.” From across the sprawling 12th Con­ Youssouff said he is also an avid critic gressional District, which spreads from of the health-care system, as well as Zim­ parts of Somerset and Hunterdon counties mer’s position on health-care reform. f t ) m m L down to Monmouth and Middlesex, en­ “If you oppose a single-payer system veloping about 63 towns, New Jersey (and still support Medicare), you’re actu­ Exercise Equipment Sales & Service Democrats have found a Freehold attor­ ally saying that if you survive until 62 to 800-553-4863 ney to represent them in the November 65, then you deserve insurance,” said election. Youssouff, who, while not supporting the 200 Main St. Holmdel Plaza m a Joseph Youssouff, the Democratic can­ Clinton plan, does support a single-payer, Asbury Park 2145 Rt. 35, Holmdel g f didate who’ll square off against Con­ national health-care system. 908-739-4004 M gressman Richard “Dick” Zimmer (R- “The insurance industry is the core of W ~ : 908-775-1630 12th) of Delaware Township in the up­ the health-care crisis. Don’t tell me in this coming Congressional election, is a self­ country, which is the most powerful and proclaimed political iconoclast, whose po­ wealthy in the world, that we can’t do litical opinions seem to center around an what the Germans, Canadians and English insatiable thirst for politics and govern­ did,” he said, “and that’s provide univer­ ment. sal health care.” “Why am I in this race?” Youssouff Zimmer, in response, said he did sup­ asked rhetorically in a recent interview. port subsidies “to the extent we can afford His answer: “I am in love with the topic it.” of government.” The congressman does not support a Youssouff identifies crime control as single-payer system. “Everywhere in the the single most important issue in this world where we’ve had a single-payer year’s campaign. system, it’s led to higher taxes and Youssouff, who is an “avid shooter” rationing,” Zimmer maintained. and a member of the Amateur Trap Zimmer said he supported portable in­ Shooting Association, supports the crime surance and limited subsidies, but be­ bill that is awaiting President Bill Clin­ lieves ultimately that insurance should be ton’s signature, most specifically for its left to the private sector. limitations on the interstate transportation He called Youssouff’s position “very of assault weapons. extreme.” “If anyone, given the prevalence of According to the Democrat, Zimmer assault-style weapons, opposes that bill, receives more money from the health-care (he) doesn’t know what he’s talking and insurance industry than any member about,” he said. of the House from New Jersey. “This is the kind of problem only the “His position is defined by the health­ REGISTER NOW. federal government can handle,” Yous­ care industry,” Youssouff said. souff said, who also explained that the Zimmer said he did not know if he did Brady Bill, another anti-crime measure receive the most funds, but attributed a which requires a waiting period before large portion of those contributions to the purchasing firearms, is meaningless in donations of old associates from Johnson KARATE DANCE New Jersey, which has more stringent re­ and Johnson, where he used to work. quirements than that bill. “My views on health care are not nec­ All levels Ages 3 - Adult “Congressman Zimmer was a vocifer­ essarily the same as my contributors,” he ous opponent to the crime bill,” he said. said. • Taekwondo Beginning-Intermediate “When Megan (Kanka) was slaughtered, As far as foreign affairs goes, Yous­ Advance ... the wind of moral outrage swept over souff is an outspoken critic of the federal • Self Defense Hamilton Township. Suddenly, after par­ government’s current policy toward Cuba. • Ballet • Jazz Tap ticipating in the procedural ploy, the con­ “Do our policies (the Cuban embargo) gressman voted in favor of the new crime hurt Castro or do they bring untold misery bill. If you want to fight crime, you need on the people in hopes they’ll rise up?” he to rethink your substantial positions.” asks, explaining that he feels the answer is GYMNASTICS Zimmer denied that the addition of the the latter. “It’s time to rethink our policy.” “Megan’s law” provision was the only Youssouff, a graduate of Seton Hall • Boy’s & Girl’s ages 18 mos. & up reason he changed his stance on the bill. Law School, Newark, has been a lawyer “Restoration of Megan’s law was nec­ for about 20 years, concentrating in mu­ • 5-6 Students per Instructor essary but not sufficient,” Zimmer said in nicipal government law. He was Freehold • Safety Certified Instructors a telephone interview. “The concessions Borough’s municipal attorney for 10 that the group of Republicans gained was years. • Recreational Classes not just Megan’s law, but other provisions “I’m a lawyer who specializes in the • Boys’ & Girls’ USGF Teams that will make it easier to convict rapists art of government,” he said. “I think I rep­ and child molesters, prevent the release of resent the antithesis of what Dick Zimmer • Tumbling For Cheerleaders thousands of drug dealers and save over stands for. $3.5 billion.” “I really believe it is time for a dra­ Youssouff suggests measures, how­ matic change,” he said, explaining that he ever, that are a little more extreme. He believes reforms such as term limits and supports looking into legalizing and con­ federal financing of campaigns are long 109 White Oak Lane • Old Bridge trolling some illegal drugs, citing the fail­ overdue. ure of Prohibition and the resulting rise in A lawyer by trade, a political enthusi­ crime as a reason not to fear legalization. ast and antique gun collector by hobby, (Off Route 516) “The most futile war this nation ever Youssouff said he believes he is more fought was not Vietnam, it was the war on than qualified to represent the people of drugs,” Youssouff said. “We should look the 12th District. 679-4242 1 6 SEPTEMBER 8, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT M a l l

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______BY CANDY TRUNZO Staff Writer he fashions at the Monmouth Mall may be trendy, but anyone who has visited the Eatontown shopping Tcenter lately might have observed that the mall itself is a little worse for the wear. Unlike its more glitzy counterparts in Freehold and Menlo Park, the Monmouth Mall hasn’t had a facelift in years and it lacks a food court to sustain shoppers’ SOMETHING'S POPPING AT THE MALL — The new 15-theater Sony movie complex at the Monmouth Mall, more mundane appetites. scheduled to open later this year, will feature an art deco design and plush But by next fall, the mall, like the fash­ rary store inside the center. Herman’s will restaurants from the mall. ions it sells, will have a new look — be moving to a new store located in the Shoppers will also have access to the IN BRIEF thanks to a multimillion dollar renovation newly renovated section of the mail next new Sony Theatre complex from the mall year. Lerner New York, The Limited, that will include a nine-unit food court, a and can walk through the theater complex Volunteers needed 15-screen Sony Theatre complex, two new Compagnie Internationale Express and into the shopping center without having to sit-down restaurants and the reconfigura­ Victoria’s Secret will all be relocating and purchase movie tickets. ABERDEEN — The District 2 First tion of the former Caldor store. expanding their merchandise offerings. Aid and Rescue Squad will hold an open The theater will be the first in the area house Sunday, Sept. 11, at the first aid The extensive scope of the project also Three new stores will open this fall: to showcase the new Sony “Star” design, Deck the Walls, a print and framing store; building, Prospect and Amboy avenues includes a facelift of the exterior facade of which consists of a spacious lobby with an in the Cliffwood Beach..The hours are Structure, a division of The Limited that the mall, a comprehensive consumer-ori­ art deco motif and a 35-foot high arched 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. ented graphics and signs program for both sells men’s ready-to-wear; and Northern glass atrium ceiling. The auditoriums are The squad presently has just five the mail’s interior and exterior, upgrading Reflections, which carries women’s fash­ equipped with plush, oversize rocking active trained medical technicians and is of the existing interior finishes and adding ions. chair seats with cupholder armrests.The seeking to quadruple that number. new restrooms. The two new sit-down restaurants, theater will offer computerized ticketing There will be various demonstrations which will be located across from Macy’s and advanced purchase tele-ticket service. and refreshments will be served. Some of the stores in the renovation Besides regular volunteers, the squad will be new to the mall while some ex­ Kid, will open in early 1995. Ruby Sony Theatres also has a “next in line” Tuesday’s is a casual family restaurant also welcomes cadet members, aged 16 isting stores will be expanding and/or guarantee — a promise that a customer to 21, and needs volunteers aged 18 and with a bar. Mozzarella’s Cafe serves a remodeling in new spaces. Herman’ s who waits longer than three minutes in over to help with Sunday night bingo. Sporting Goods, for example, has relocat­ menu of sandwiches, salads, pizza and line at the box office or concession stand For more information, call Lisa ed from its exterior location to a tempo- pasta. Shoppers will have access to the will receive an apology and a free Coke. Wunder, 290-7386.

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ineteenth century women received $6 pension checks from the government each month when their husbands fought and died in the Civil NWar. Many Monmouth County women could not write back then, so someone else had to sign their checks for them. Those original checks are preserved in the Monmouth County Archives. Supreme court records in the 1700’s were written on sheep skin before paper made from wood pulp was invented. Those documents are currently being organized by Archivist Gary Saretzky in the Monmouth County Archives. In the Monmouth County of the 18th Century, there seemed to be a tavern at every other household, according to tav­ ern licenses which can be found in the archives, located at the lower level of the county’s library headquarters at 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan. These documents preserved in the archives are not just pieces of paper; they are the evidence of this county’s history. Not only does the newly restored archive system embrace all of Monmouth LIVING HISTORY — Archivist Gary Saretzky and County Clerk Jane Clayton pour over just one of the millions of County history, it also boasts some of the documents stored in the archives at the Monmouth County Library. oldest documents in the state, according to (Photo by Rich Schultz) County Clerk Jane Clayton, who has been “We’re not finished by a long shot. We from 1700’s and tons from the 1800’s,” library, they were kept in a warehouse on a leading force in organizing the archive have court records that will probably take said Lawrence Celia, records manager. Manalapan Avenue and in the old ice­ system for the past eight years. us 10 years at least,” Clayton said. But, The oldest record found is a deed from house behind the Hall of Records in In fact, the system is now open to the the demand for information by historians 1690, he said. Freehold. That icehouse has been torn public; appointments are recommended. and the public was so great that the Common pleas, election results, down and the parking lot for the Hall of The archival documents are computer- archives opened early, she added. deaths, births, freeholder minutes, real Records was extended. indexed and microfilmed. The archives include “a lot of records estate deeds, marriage records — all can The conditions of the two old buildings be found in the archives. were not conducive to proper storage of V The complete list of Freehold residents the records, Celia said. The warehouse in 1790, regiment lists of the county’s was a red brick building with a dirt floor men who volunteered for the Civil War, and was damp, Clayton said. The icehouse and some Revolutionary War records, are was a little better since it was heavily A l * K c P v r k CONSTRUCTION other examples of original documents pro­ insulated. tected by the county’s archives. Clayton convinced the county to build t\ 1 lio C ll I The delicate papers are handled gen­ COMPANY ^ a record center and system of archives in tly, Celia said. They’re cleaned, if neces­ the library eight years ago, Celia said. sary, with a special powder. Many are DtfCi Saretzky, who is said by Clayton to The Sign of Quality Home Improvement Incorporated encapsulated in plastic sheets, and they are filed in acid-free boxes, Clayton said. have “worked miracles” at the archive Also, the archive department is kept at a department, receives letters and calls fre­ temperature of 68 degrees and is humidity quently from people wanting to trace fam­ TYVEK ily history. House Wrap controlled. The records are microfilmed at the Saretzky said that just recently a man Utah Genealogical Association, and are called him looking for orphans court then kept in a special microfilm vault in records from 1786. The department is cur­ the back of the archive department at the rently getting those documents micro­ Manalapan Library. Clayton said she just filmed. ordered 400 more reels of microfilm from Those seeking adoption records need Utah. permission from the court to open them, Before the records were brought to the Saretzky said.

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Holmdel Municipal Building, Police Something to Smile About! Registration open Training Room, 4 Crawfords Corner Road, (only use back door by police de­ The Hazlet Township Adult School registration for the fall semester is starting partment), 3-4 p.m. Fee is $5 per person. immediately. You must register for all classes by Sept. 14. Sessions start Sept. 22. Most classes are at Raritan High Fall Storytim e set School, 419 Middle Road, Hazlet. For more information, call 264-8400. The Matawan-Aberdeen Public Li­ brary, 165 Main St., will have registration for Fall Storytime, for children ages 2-5, V endors, crafters starting at 9 a.m. (until filled) on Sept. 13. For more information, call 583-9100. needed for festival Artists, crafters, merchants, exhibitors and food vendors are invited to the day­ Planned parenthood long “Fun For Life” family festival on Teeth Cleaning , needs volunteers Sept. 17, outdoors at Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. The festi­ Planned Parenthood of Monmouth Includes: • Com plete I val is sponsored by the National Council County is looking for volunteers for the E x a m • X - R a y s on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence of Matawan clinic. If you feel you have a Monmouth County, and will help demon­ few hours a week to give, and have the • C onsultation strate that participation in healthy activi­ positive, non-judgmental approach they Expires 10/31/94. Regular Value: $180 ■ ties is a strong deterrent to substance are looking for, call for more information, Exam $39, X-Rays $79, Cleaning $62. | abuse. For further information, call 576­ 842-9300. • New Patients Only 1800. It’s easy with “Gentle Dentistry”! V accinations for • prevention •cosmetic • restorative • convenient hours influenza scheduled open 6 days & evenings too! • 24 hr. emergency service Matawan Regional Health Department FAX your news will sponsor influenza vaccinations on (908)219-8900 Oct. 6 for Matawan, Keyport or Holmdel brief information to residents who are 65 years old or older. To receive the vaccination, residents may The Independent attend any of the following sessions: Robert Korwin, d .m .d „ p a Matawan Community Center, 201 (908) 254-0486 Broad St., Matawan, 8-9 a.m. AND ASSOCIATES Keyport Legion Apartments, 50 Beers St., Keyport, 9:30 -10:30 a.m. Union Square Mall • 500 Rt. 35 • Middletown • (Above Ethan Allen)

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J o h n R . Fiorino, Jr. 'MAKING i n d o o r a i r HEALTHIER11 A t t o r n e y Mother’s loss IN D O O R AIR SPECIALIST Personal leads her to AIR DUCT CLEANING In ju ry W orker’s help others How A ir Duct Cleaning Benefits You: Com p. Helps relieve allergy suffering •Fewer breakdowns, less maintenance M unicipal BY SUSAN GRAZIANO Helps remove pollen, dust and other irritants • Reduces heating & cooling costs C ourt ■ Helps eliminate household dust • Provides a cleaner living environment Staff W riter • Elimates possible health hazards Real Estate Bunny Salomon is a devoted member Reasonable Fees of a very valuable club which nobody LTHIER 1118 River Ave., Rt. 9, Lakewood, N.J. 14 Yrs. Experience wants to belong to. 809-901-1515 • 1-800-734-8620 The Marlboro resident serves as a FREE INITIAL trustee for ADAM (Assisting Dads and 609-693-7775 CONSULTATION Moms), a group of parents who have suf­ COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL 300 Hwy. 34 fered the death of a chifd. » Aberdeen 566-1110 When Salomon’s 32-year-old daughter, Marilyn Farberman, died in 1992, she did­ n’t know what to do with herself. She was told about ADAM, went to a meeting and just sat there. “By listening to others I realized I was­ HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS n’t alone and by the second meeting I was talking,” said Salomon. “For me, finding people who felt the same way 1 did was WASTE DISPOSAL DAYS very comforting. Realizing that others un­ derstood my grief helped me to heal.” ADAM, whose members meet on the second and fourth Thursday of the month 1994 FALL SCHEDULE at Christie’s Restaurant in Wanamassa, was founded by Toni and Leslie Rosenberg of West Long Branch, in mem­ To be held on Saturdays from 10:00 AM until ory of their son Adam. He was killed in a 3:00 PM. Choose your best time and location! jet ski accident in July 1990, the summer A PUBLIC SERVICE SPONSORED BY THE MONMOUTH before he was to enter his junior year at the COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS AND University of Delaware. SUPERVISED BY THE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF “Losing a child is one of life’s most HEALTH tragic events,” said Salomon. “It’s totally - NO CHARGE TO QUALIFIED PARTICIPANTS - unnatural, out of order. But it is possible to survive and go on. When you first come to a meeting, you see a group of about 10 to 15 people smiling and talking. At first, you THIS PROGRAM IS FOR MONMOUTH Maximum amount you can might think, “How can this be?” But after COUNTY RESIDENTS AND bring is 200 pounds of dry a while, the healing starts and one is able to INSTITUTIONS ONLY. material and/or 20 gallons smile and laugh again. DATES AND IDENTIFICATION REQUIRED What’s most important is that parents of liquid. No container OBSERVE VOLUME & LABEL and other family members have a safe and LOCATIONS RESTRICTIONS larger than five gallons. comfortable place in which to express their innermost feelings and emotions .With the support group and individual therapy, MATERIALS ACCEPTED FOR DISPOSAL: Salomon has worked through her grief and ANNOUNCING SPECIAL now is ready to help others. The following items must be in marked PROGRAM FOR USED OIL “I want to become certified as a be­ SEPTEMBER 10,1994 containers with original labels! AND BATTERIES! reavement facilitator. I’m taking psycholo­ Tinton Falls • PESTICIDES AND HERBICIDES gy classes at Brookdale Community •SOLVENTS AND THINNERS YOU? * l.\ nTIFREEZE,*AND College which will lead to eventual certifi­ Monmouth County Reclamation • CORROSIVES AND CLEANERS BATTERiESCAN BE RECYCLED. cation, and I’m also getting practical expe­ Center, Shafto Road. Use •POOL CHEMICALS THEY CAM BE BROUGHT TO THE rience as a volunteer for TOUCH. Construction Entrance, 300 • LIQUID PAINTS/VARNISHES RECYCLING AREA AT THE TOUCH is an acronym for ‘To Offer • AEROSOL CANS COUNTY RECLAMATION CENTER ‘U’ Caring Hope,” a group formed under yards south of Asbury Avenue. (SHAFTO ROAD ENTRANCE) THE the auspices of the Hospice/Oncology Our disposal contractor will also accept: SECOND SATURDAY OF EVERY • USED MOTOR OIL • OLD GASOLINE MONTH BETWEEN 10:00 AM - Department of CentraState Medical Center. It is directed by Bernice Garfield- • AUTOMOBILE BATTERIES • ANTIFREEZE 2:00 PM. OCTOBER 1,1994 • HOUSEHOLD BATTERIES (OTHER MATERIALS CANNOT BE Szita, coordinator of Counseling and HANDLED AT THIS LOCATION.) Education for the department, and has Hazlet Township (from flashlights, cameras, trained volunteers, such as Salomon, to County Garage on Union toys, calculators, etc.) visit patients and their families as well as Avenue, behind Burger King on those who come to the hospital for out­ patient treatment. Route 36. UNACCEPTABLE MATERIALS “Bernice has been a tremendous help to WE WILL NOT ACCEPT THE FOLLOWING: me and has inspired me to become a grief counselor,” said Salomon. “She and her Lab reagents, WoodLife (pentachlorophenol); husband Bob Szita, who is also a coun­ OCTOBER 22,1994 formaldehyde; explosives; compressed gases; selor, have been guest speakers at ADAM radioactive materials; Silvex; 2 ,4 ,5-T; dioxin; Upper Freehold Twp. meetings.” County Garage on Route 539 kepone; PCBs orTCDD. Salomon’s daughter succumbed to heart (South of Cream Ridge Golf NO UNKNOWN OR UNIDENTIFIED disease after a lifelong struggle. “She was bom with severe heart mal­ Course). MATERIALS SCHOOLS AND formation,” said Salomon, who has a NO COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL younger daughter, Pamela, a New York MUNICIPAL DPWs CONTRIBUTORS, (including commercial attorney. “When she was 9 weeks old doc­ MUST PRE-REGISTER! pesticide application firms). Businesses must tors told me she wouldn’t make it to her Please try to pre-sort your Call (908) 922-4788 or contract privately for proper disposal. first birthday.” materials by the categories (908) 431-7456 Despite the fact that 30 years ago pedi­ atric cardiology was in its infancy and no surgery was being done, the youngster For Further Information, Please Contact the Monmouth County grew and developed. Her health problems Health Department 908-431-7456 or 908-922-4788 were mainly due to pulmonary hyperten­ Thank You For Making Our Landfill a Safer and Cleaner Place. sion, a result of her heart disease. Continued on next page THE INDEPENDENT, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 2 3

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Center! “She did well for several years and she oute 34 Old Bridge/Matawan (across IroTi Mafke!p!ace) 5 8 3 - 3 9 9 0 and her husband adopted a child,” said Salomon, whose grandson, Jason, is now 7. “Her doctor advised against her raising a child, deeming it too physically demand­ ing, but Marilyn wasn’t afraid of anything, and everything she did, she did well. It got to a point where if she wanted to bungee jump, her doctor, who became a very dear friend of ours, said go ahead.” In 1991, Salomon and her husband moved from Brooklyn to Greenbriar, an adult community in Marlboro, to be near her daughter, who had recently moved to Manalapan. “About a month after we moved here, Marilyn got pneumonia and suffered heart failure,” said Salomon. “One of her valves was destroyed, and she was given only a 10 percent chance of surviving valve It's Til replacement surgery. She told her daughter the odds. For Preserving “I never said which way they were fa­ vored,” said Salomon. “I knew Marilyn Summer's Freshness would think positive, as she always did, and just believe she had a 90 percent It’s time to seal up summer's sweet­ chance of survival.” ness with canning or freezing. Our bins “After two months in the hospital, fol­ are over-flowing with our farm's sum­ lowing the very risky surgery, she came mer harvest, including plum and beef­ home,” added Salomon. “She was home steak tomatoes, several varieties of pep­ for 10 weeks and seemed to be improving, pers, beans, eggplant and much more. so when she had to be rushed to the hospi­ tal, where she died, we were all in a com­ We have everything you need plete state of shock.” for canning, including expert advice. Marilyn’s physician for most of her life, Come in nowand you'll be glad you did Dr. Michael Cohen, the attending cardiolo­ — all winter long! gist at Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital in Start looking in our bins for the New York, wrote Salomon a letter about season’s first apples - Fresh Macintosh, her daughter shortly after she died. He wrote: and over a dozen other varieties as “She taught us so very much about they become available. courage in the face of adversity; about the overriding importance of emotional secu­ rity in the presence of physical disability. “She was able so remarkably to blot out her physical symptoms and deal with life’s Fall Mums daily experiences — a wonderful tribute to the way she was raised and her steely courage and will power. I shall miss her very much.” Now Even when dealing a long time with a life-threatening illness, you’re never pre­ pared for the loss of a loved one, said Available Salomon. “I lived with Marilyn’s illness for so long that I never expected anything to hap­ pen,” said Salomon. “So I wasn’t ready mentally or emotionally. Septem ber Is For “There are many parents in ADAM who have lost children suddenly, yet no Canners & Freezers matter how it happens, everyone goes through the same roller coaster of emo­ Where quality and service tions.” Besides active involvement in ADAM, are fam ily traditions for which she handles programming, Salomon, whose husband assists her, also participates in Living with Loss, a support group run by Garfield-Szita at CentraState Medical Center, in which she is an observ­ er and a facilitator in training. D earborn Farm s She also runs an unofficial support group for people in Greenbriar who have FARM MARKET, DELi & GARDEN CENTER lost children. Open every day. Mon. thru Sat., 8am - 6pm ♦ Sun., 8am - 5pm • 2170 Highway 35, Holmdel, NJ • (908) 264*0256 For more information on ADAM, call (90S) 222-0178. 2 4 SEPTEMBER 8, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT FREE MEDICAL CARE From newspaper ad If you are 18 - 75 years of age and are currently having signs and symptoms of a skin infection including a wound that is: to engagement • Red • Tender Continued Irom page 20 very well...” • Painful certain qualities he asked for, I felt “I had a good idea before the cruise,” • Swollen were important. He wasn’t looking for he added. “After the cruise, it was a lock.” • Pus Filled surface-type things,” she said Said Bodner, “We’ve always been able Bodner, then 22, responded to the You may qualify for a research project involving FDA approved to talk like friends. We have a good advertisement by calling the 900-number antibiotics. Qualified participants will receive study medication, friendship.” which appears weekly in all Greater physical examination and laboratory tests at no charge. Patients Media Newspapers publications. On April 30, Chassin led Bodner on a will be compensated up to $100.00 for successful completion treasure hunt at his Aberdeen condo­ of the study. She said she found the ad interesting minium. The search led back to Chassin For more information call Tracy at Dr. Parman’s office. because it talked only of personality traits and his sofa. He pulled an engagement and did not mention nor require respon­ ring from between the pillows, got down dents to provide a physical description. on one knee and asked Bodner to marry Call 908-957-8386 for more information As Michael Chassin recalled, Bodner’s him. response to his ad was anything but “I didn’t answer until the next day,” MEDICAL CARE smooth. she remembered. “I asked him, ‘Did I ever Clinical Research Division “It was sort of funny,” the Aberdeen say yes?’ ” 2 Kings Highway Middletown, NJ 07748 resident said. “She started talking, then Said Chassin, “I didn’t think I’d find a her dad picked up the phone and she got ring so fast. Once I had it in my hand, I flustered. She totally lost her concentra­ couldn’t hold onto it.” tion. It became hilarious.” Ironically, Bodner’s parents were Bodner’s response was the first of four scheduled to meet Chassin’s parents that Chassin received to his ad, so he decided night. The meeting suddenly took on a to call her back. □ □ □ □ COUNTY LINE □ □ □ □ celebratory tone. “You can’t learn anything from a mes­ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ The couple plans a Nov. 27 wedding at sage,” he said. “You have to talk to the Temple B’nai Tikvah in North Brunswick. □ □ □ □ Overhead Door Co. □ □ □ □ person. Chassin, a former Englishtown resident, “We got along pretty well,” Chassin ran a few other personal ads in the News A NEW GARAGE DOOR added. “We agreed we wanted to meet.” Transcript before the one to which Bodner Four days later, the couple went out to responded. He said he thinks the personals CAN MAKE A BIG dinner at an East Brunswick restaurant. are a good way to meet other people, even Bodner made a good impression on the if you are not seeking a relationship. S h o w ro o m : DIFFERENCE! first date, but Chassin recalled that things “Don’t judge anything by the first date were still “iffy.” He described things as or you’ll get disappointed,” he cautioned. 5995 Hwy, 9 No.f Howell, NJ • 901-6600 “OK” after their second meeting and “You can’t jump into it right away. You “really well” following their third date of can’t let one or two bad responses or bad ALL DOORS INSTALLED WITH meetings kill the process. FULL WEATHER STRIPPING & the week. 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In addi­ University Hospital, New Brunswick, and tion, the first participant or team to collect its treatment centers at six other New over $5,000 in sponsor money will win a Jersey hospitals including CentraState free week at a luxury waterfront condo in Medical Center, in the township. St. Maarten. According to volunteer tour organizer And, whichever participant or team Tom Nardini of Colts Neck, last year’s collects $10,000 first will also receive two event raised nearly $80,000, which went airline tickets. to treat ill children and search for cures. The Institute for Children with Cancer “Today, the cure rate for childhood and Blood Disorders provides the latest in We 'll do all the hard work cancers is 70 percent, compared to just 20 diagnostic and treatment services to hun­ Grocery shopping. It ties you for you so you'll never percent several decades ago. dreds of children with various types of up. It slows you down. 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Meadow Theater m m should take a bow Hooray for Hollywood — Drew tribute significantly to the quality of Hollywood, that is. He and his wife, our productions while learning in an J. R., have given us the opportunity environment that bolsters self­ to write, act and, most importantly, esteem,” says Drew Hollywood. be a patron at a theatrical production The Meadow Kids, ages 8 without going over a bridge or through 16, present summer shows, through a tunnel. traveling shows and weekend shows But the Hollywoods have given between the main stage productions. the young people in our area even Improv Jam draws older high school more than that. and college crowd on Friday and The theater offers training and Saturday nights at 11 p.m. to an opportunities for young performers improvisation comedy show in and technical talent. Acting classes which two teams of actors compete. and production workshops are avail­ The Hollywoods’ creativity and able for young people from 6 to 16. enthusiasm are a boon to our com­ “We have half a dozen teenaged munity. We owe them our thanks sound and light technicians, scenic and support. artists and stage hands who con­ Letters

Second-grade teacher needed nw m m r ROUTE f t f O M school, s t a r t s We find it quite appalling that a the Hazlet School system back in 1992 to majority of the members of the Board of keep classes as small as possible? Where Education would vote to eliminate the will this money be spent? Why wasn’t a hiring of an additional second grade greater effort made to involve parents teacher at Raritan Valley School — an and teachers in this critical decision? item that was in the budget, approved by The manner in which this issue was Let kids keep their playhouse the voters in 1994. handled by the Hazlet Board — passed This is not a question of coming up during a virtually secret meeting a week This letter is in reply to the article in page article in big, bold letters in the with funds that are not available, but a before the beginning of school — is dis­ the Independent on Aug. 31.1 find Mrs. Independent.? question of the judgment of the board in graceful and unethical. We wish it to be Hopkins behavior an outrage! allocating funds that are available and known that we are against the recent I believe Mr. and Mrs. Donegan are budgeted. decision by the Board of Education to Hooray for Mr. Donegan! He took the being harassed and they do not deserve vote against the hiring of an additional time to build his children a playhouse. If this treatment. I am a senior citizen and I With at least 110 children enrolled in second grade teacher at Raritan Valley we had more fathers like Bob Donegan find it hard to believe that Mrs. Hopkins the second grade at Raritan Valley School. in our world, it would be a better place. can on one hand say that she loves these School, why not use that money to elimi­ We call upon Teri Morasco to call an children, and on the other hand, deny nate overcrowding in the classrooms at emergency meeting of the Board of Mr. Donegan obtained a permit for them the pleasure of a playhouse. this school in particular, and maintain Education before the opening of school this playhouse. flexibility in the elementary schools sys­ so this decision can be discussed and re­ Who is this woman that has the ear of DORIS RAEL tem wide? versed for the benefit of the children of the mayor, township committee, Middletown There is no better educational experi­ Hazlet. construction officials, and one quarter ence for children — young children TOM RENNARD especially — than the opportunity for Hazlet one on one interaction between teacher Fisherm en right about ‘otter’ and student which small classroom size Your article in the Independent Aug. ermen who actually rigged an Otter makes possible during these formative Write the Independent 24 states that, according to research fish­ board to a hand-line they could operate years. ery biologist Clyde L. MacKenzie Jr., in from the shore and make move through Is it the intention of the Hazlet Board Got an idea? Opinion? Want to his authoritative 1992 history of Raritan the water, more or less like a kite, by of Education to rob these youngsters of share it with your neighbors. Bay fisheries, the “otter” in otter trawl is walking back and forth on the beach. The this opportunity? Write the Independent, 7 actually a misnomer for “auto.” The gear line would have several hooks along its What could be more important than Edgeboro Road, E. Brunswick, was introduced in New England in the length and could thus cover a large area. providing the best possible learning envi­ 08816. You can also fax us at early part of the century, being unfamil­ The “Oter” was banned by the ronment for our young children? Wasn’t (908) 254-0256. iar with the term auto, “the fishermen Norwegian Wildlife and Fisheries one of the goals of the reorganization of thought the word being used for the net Commission because it was proven to was otter,” a common sea animal, take such a devastating toll on lake trout according to MacKenzie. and such. Looking at the “Oter” bobbing FOR THE RECORD along it actually could be taken for an Well, it seems the fishermen, who animal. Thus the name. mostly were Norwegians, were right. • Keyport Councilman William Cerase did not use the term “slobs” when referring to They were the ones who introduced Professional fishermen adapted the borough residents who did not maintain their properties. This was a paraphrasing of the this equipment, which had been in use in principle of the Otter to spread the open­ Councilman’s comments in the Aug. 3 Independent. Norway as far back as they could ing of their trawls instead of using two • Keyport Borough Hall meetings are held once a month on Atlantic Street. boats or out-riggers, keeping the name. • All of the new principals, except one, were hired out of district for the Matawan remember. Aberdeen Schools District. MR. HONNINGSVAAG • Keyport High School starts at 7:50 a.m., not 7:15 a.m. The word Otter, (in Norwegian: “Oter”) originally came from local fish­ ABERDEEN THE INDEPENDENT, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 3 1 A $7.7 m illion fiasco Letters ___ In the winter of ’92 and spring of ’93, I worked hard to garner support for the Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School District building improvement referendum. The need for the work absolutely and certainly still exists, and some projects are current­ ly underway. School board out of touch Now, a full 15 months after the voters narrowly approved the funds in May 1993, there is not enough money to complete all the intended works! I feel personally be­ Once again, actions of the Board of It should also be noted that the admin­ trayed by this tum of events; we were all misled with what now amounts to mythical Education have demonstrated its failure to istrators’ contribution to their health in­ estimates. understand or care about the taxpaying surance decreases in each of the next three I have several suggestions for the Board of Education: voters of Middletown. They continue to years. At a time when medical costs are 1. Take legal action against the architect, for errors and or omissions, etc. ignore clear messages communicated, not escalating, how can this be justified? Once 2. Resolicit bids for the work. (The construction industry has not fully recovered only at board meetings, but also from the again, taxpayers will be forced to pick up from the recession. There are plenty of contractors who need the work.) voting booth. the difference through increased property 3. Reprimand administration personnel responsible for the construction budget. Last spring, three incumbent board taxes. 4. Take the necessary funds to finish the work by transferring the administration members were resoundingly defeated. One wonders, what happens to these salary line to the capital outlay line. Message: We, the voters of Middletown, well-intentioned citizens once they are The board has been overly generous with the homeowners’ tax dollars. It’s time find their decisions and performances fail­ elected to the board of education? They all they had the collective nerve to let heads roll over a $7.7 million dollar fiasco! ing to merit re-election. At a recent meet­ campaign on reform and fiscal restraint. FRANK HUZA ing, the board re-appointed one of those After installed in office, they turn into fis­ Aberdeen defeated persons to fill a vacated seat. cal profligates; they proceed to approve Yes, experience counts, but the voters did expenditure after expenditure which only not appreciate the experience with that exacerbate the school funding problem. person when on the board, telling them so They seem to lose track of the fact that through defeat at the polls. Why has the most taxpayers do not enjoy such lucra­ Resident questions use of crime stats board ignored the clear will of the voters? tive salary increases as do Middletown I was impressed by some of the points arson is not necessarily significant. Al­ Another example of how out of touch teachers and administrators. In all fair­ the board is with the clearly communi­ ness, it ought to be noted that lower eche­ Mr. Joseph P. McAleer made in his letter though criminals often operate indepen­ cated wishes of voters is the settlement lon employees — secretaries, administra­ headlined “Stats Confirm Fears” in the dently, crimes are not independent, be­ with • the Middletown Township tive personnel, maintenance — have not Aug. 24 issue. But I was not impressed by cause the same criminal can commit more Administrators and Supervisors shared in these extravagant wage increas­ the statistics. Despite the headline, the sta­ than one crime. As Deputy Chief Emery Association (MTASA). One wonders how es along with these two exclusive classes tistics do not confirm any change in justi­ of Hazlet said (in the Aug. 17 Indepen­ many years inflation must remain below 3 at the top. fiable fear of crime in Aberdeen between dent), “crime runs in spurts,” at least in percent before taxpayers will no longer be Knowing the above modus operandi, 1992 and 1993. There are changes in the Hazlet and Holmdel. Burglars, he said, expected to foot the bill for increases well Middletown taxpayers ought to be on number of crimes, but the changes are not might commit four of five burglaries in a above that level? Even President Clinton guard when it comes to the upcoming statistically significant. single day and never return. So the inde­ just capped federal workers increase at 2 drive for the enormous bonds we will Consider the “100 percent increase” in pendent events are not single burglaries, percent. Yet, in a time when voters are have to float to pay for facility renova­ the number of murders in Aberdeen, from but spurts of burglaries. The same might being wrongly blamed for failing to fork tions. Numbers fluctuate between $30 and none to one. These numbers (published in be true of arson in Aberdeen. If one arson­ over the money necessary to avoid dilapi­ $100 million. You can be sure they will be the Independent on Aug. 17) show that the ist torched seven buildings in 1992, that dated and deteriorating school buildings, trying for the $100 million. There they average murder rate in Aberdeen over the would be only one random occurrence, can hide normal operating expenditures in the real culprit is once again revealed: the two-year period was one every two years. and the absence of arson in 1993 would board granting over-generous salary con­ order to free up more money for the regu­ At that rate, we should not be surprised to not be statistically significant. tracts. We are not cash cows. Get it? lar budget while avoiding how much taxes This settlement is unreal! The board will go up. Or they will be trying to tum find one occurrence every other year. Mr. McAleer noticed that of the seven approves raises which will give the lowest Middletown schools into mirror images of Countywide, murders do not occur in ev­ categories of crimes that make up the total paid principals a salary increase of almost those in Beverly Hills. Remember, if past ery town in every year; there were eight in for the crime index, the numbers in Hazlet $13,000 in three years. Then they try to boards had acted responsibly and in the 1992 and 11 in 1993. Middletown was decreased in six of the seven categories mitigate their egregious actions by saying taxpayers’ best interest, the money neces­ unlucky enough to have one in 1992, and and remained unchanged in one (no mur­ there are medical co-payments which re­ sary for these now critical repairs would Aberdeen had the same bad luck in 1993. ders both years). That fact is statistically duce the actual increase. Big deal! I will not be necessary. Instead, they have been significant, suggesting a general decrease. gladly take a raise that includes the extra siphoned off to pay for bloated teacher Now consider the 60 percent increase But in Aberdeen, the numbers increased in money necessary for “co-payments” such and administrator salary contracts. Voters, in rape in Aberdeen. Rapists strike inde­ four categories and decreased in three. as these. And even when the co-payments beware. pendently and seemingly at random, at Does that suggest a general increase? are factored in, the raises remain well JOHN C. HENDRICKSON any rate, over the two years in Aberdeen, Well, suppose you flipped a coin seven above inflation. Where is the fiscal re­ River Plaza of 13 per year (10 in 1992, 16 in 1993). times, and it came up heads four times and straint? Not here. There is no “law of averages” that says tails three times. Would that prove that the that if, for example, Christmas comes coin was biased to come up heads? No, Hope comes to Northern Ireland around with 12 rapes reported so far in the it’s as close to an even split as you can calendar year, one (and only one) rape get. I eagerly join my fellow Irishmen in The Clinton administration should also rejoicing over the recent declaration of a be applauded for its talks with leaders must be reported during the next week. I think Mr. McAleer’s comparisons “complete cessation” of violence in from the British government, the Irish You expect variation from year to year — with Hazlet are worth looking at. The de­ Northern Ireland. This unprecedented pro­ Republican Army and Sinn Fein since but how much? For events that occur crease in the number of crimes in Hazlet, posal is a major step in bringing an end to February. This participation by the United “independently and at random” the stan­ from 430 to 319, was statistically signifi­ the 25-year-long “troubles” between the States should also be increased to include dard deviation of the number of events, cant. However, I would not agree that the Catholics and Protestants. This proposal the proposed summit between Clinton and which is a measure of the variability, is difference between the rates in Hazlet and has been immediately supported by the Prime Minister Reynolds from Ireland and the square root of the expected average. Aberdeen could be attributed to the small­ Irish government, the Roman Catholics in Prime Minister Major from England. In So if you expect 13 rapes per year, you er number of residents per police officer Northern Ireland and President Bill addition, I also encourage passage of expect a variability of the order of plus or in Hazlet. Middletown, which had the Clinton. President Clinton’s increased aid package minus 3.6 in any single year more or less. most residents per officer, had the second Even though the British government to Ireland. The United States should take a The actual variation in Aberdeen was less; lowest crime rate in 1993, while Keyport, and the Protestants in Northern Ireland leadership role in the solidification of a minus 3 in 1992 and plus 3 in 1993. As a with the fewest residents per officer, had still have reservations, this pledge should peace treaty that is accepted by both par­ rule of thumb, there is no significance if a the highest crime rate. be seen as a courageous step in ending a ties. Until this treaty is reached, we can one-time deviation from the average is I don’t want to say what kind of polic­ conflict that has claimed 3,000 lives and only be optimistic and hopeful that this less than twice the standard deviation. To ing Aberdeen needs. I am asking for due left another 30,000 wounded. A compre­ bold proposal is a true sign of the times. compare the counts in two different peri­ caution in the use of statistics. The explo­ hensive pledge of peace should now be MIKE SPAETH ods, there is no significance unless the dif­ rations of available numbers, trying to addressed by all factions involved. Middletown ference exceeds 2.8 times the standard de­ find meaningful relationships, is just one viation. For rapes in Aberdeen, the differ­ aspect of the art and science of statistics. Complaints about playhouse absurd ence is 6, while 2.8 times the square root There are at least two more aspects: veri­ of the average is about 10 — no signifi­ fying that the relationships you think you This letter is in regard to the article in It is my opinion that the Donegans are cance. found are followed consistently, and mak­ the Independent about the playhouse on being harassed. It is really a shame A similar calculation for the total num­ ing sure that they are not likely to be mere Village Lane. because they are wonderful people and I have never read anything so ridicu­ exemplary parents. ber of crimes in Aberdeen, and for every random variations with no real underlying lous in my life! How could she begrudge DONNA BARRY single category of crime, shows no signif­ relationship. these two adorable boys that she insists Middletown icant change, except for arson, which MARTIN B. BRILLIANT “she loves” a playhouse? shows a decrease. But even the change in Holmdel 3 2 SEPTEMBER 8,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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Sunday Tuesdays Today through Sept. 30 ALMTIOXS • The Meadow Theater, The Galleria • The Monmouth Civic Chorus will • The artwork of Margo Preuss will Atrium at Bridge Avenue and West Front hold auditions for all voice parts. The cho­ be on display at the Nature Center at Street, Red Bank, will audition men and rus will be rehearsing Handel's oratorio Poricy Park, Oak Hill Road, Middletown. Today and Thursday The center is open Monday-Friday 9 a.m. • Aberdeen Matawan Repertory women, 16 and older, for its improvisation “Judas Maccabaeus” for a December per­ comedy show Improv Jam from noon to 2 formance. For information and appoint­ to 4 p.m. during September. The building Theater will hold auditions for The is open from 12:30-3:30 p.m. Sundays, Philadelphia Story at 7 p.m. at the First p.m. Also needed is a synthesizer musi­ ment, call 493-3730 or 747-0860. cian. Shows are 11 p.m., Friday and and closed on Saturdays. For information, Presbyterian Church, Route 34 and call 842-5966. Franklin Street, Matawan. Saturdays. For information, call 758-0099. Today through Oct. 29 Today through Tuesday Sunday and Monday • Circle Players will hold auditions at i:\iiiisits • “Abstract Paintings,” an exhibit fea­ • The Shrewsbury Chorale will hold turing four local artists, will be on display auditions and open working rehearsals at 7:30 p.m. at the Circle Playhouse, 416 Victoria Ave., Piscataway, for Round and at the Gallery, 45 E. Main St., Holmdel, 7:45 p.m. at the First Unitarian Church, Today through Sunday Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5:30 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft. For more infor­ Round the Garden. Needed are three • The Monmouth Museum, Lincroft, women and three men, 30 and up, with p.m., and Thursday, 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. mation, call 901 -7892. will present “The Roosevelt Artists: Past For more information, call 908-946-9193. British accents. For more information, call and Present." For information, call 747­ 725-4186. Wednesdays 2266. Today through Jan. 2,1995 • The Actor’s Cafe, 602 Main St., • Monmouth County Historical Bradley Beach, has scheduled auditions Mondays Today through Sept. 23 • Auditions set for the Paragon Association will exhibit “What Busy Hands for My World. Needed are four major • Red Bank Public Library will feature Can Do: Samplers of Monmouth County,” leads, four featured male and female Players, a youth entertainment troupe, an exhibit based on the movie Romance ages 4 to 18. Singers, dancers, actors, at the library’s main gallery, 70 Court St., roles, and a large chorus — all character and Red Bank. Summer library hours are Freehold. For information, call 462-1466. types. All must sing and dance. For infor­ etc. will be auditioned from 6:30-8 p.m. at Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from mation, call 988-6165. the Count Basie Theatre, Red Bank. For 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Tuesday and Friday information, call 495-2673. Today through March 19 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For information, call • The Monmouth County Historical Friday 842-0690. Monday and Tuesday Association will exhibit its collection of • The Women’s Consort of the quilts at the museum and library’s main Monmouth Conservatory of Music, 26 • The First Avenue Playhouse, 123 Today through Sept. 24 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands, will hold gallery at 70 Court St., Freehold. The Broad St., Red Bank, will hold auditions • Points of Life, an exhibition of 10 exhibition features quilts produced in for new members at 10 a.m. Must be able auditions at 8 p.m. for They're Playing Our black and white portrait photographs, will Song. Needed are four women and four Monmouth County between 1790 and to sing and read music. For information, be displayed at the Studio Gallery, Front 1900. The museum is open Tuesday call 741-8880. men, ages 20-40. For information, call and Broad streets, Keyport. For informa­ 291-7552. through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., tion, call 264-3939. and Sunday from 1-4 p.m. Admission is $2 Saturdays for adults, $1 for children ages 6-18 and • T’s Fun Time Players will hold audi­ Tuesday • The East Brunswick Community $1.50 for seniors. For information, call tions from 10:30 a.m. to noon at Basics Today through Sept. 28 462-1466. Flea Market, Route 9 north, Howell. Ages Players at Playhouse 22, 210 Dunhams • Dimensional artwork by Rhoda Corner Road, East Brunswick, will audition 4 to 12. Participants wilt sing, dance and Hollander will be on exhibit at the Thursday through Oct, 4 act to original children's tunes and enter­ for all roles for the upcoming production of Holmdel Branch of the Monmouth County A Christmas Carol. Auditions will be from • Pastel drawings by Richard J. tain at schools, malls, fairs, hospitals, and Library, 4 Crawford’s Corner Road, Fiorino will be on exhibit at the Monmouth community events, etc. For information, 7-9 p.m. Needed are 15 actors, ages 15­ Holmdel. For more information, call 431­ 65. For information, call 254-3939. County Library, Route 35, Shrewsbury. call 905-5615. 7251. For more information, call 431 -7251.

The Machine, The Ultimate Pink Floyd Show, will perform at Club Bene's Dinner Theater, Sayreville, Friday, at 9 p.m., one night only. The show will feature the quadra­ phonic sound and special lighting effects that Pink Floyd fans expect. Show tickets are $12. For more information, call 727-3000.

Soft Parade Tribute to The Doors will appear at Club Bene's Dinner Theater, Sayreville, Saturday, at 9 p.m., one night only. The uncanny resemblance of lead singer, )oe Russo, to jim Morrisson adds to the performance. Admission is $10. For information, call 727-3000. •••••••••••••••••a**** Sandy Hook Shore Heritage Festival. Music, food, crafts and history of ✓Sandy Hook and Jersey Shore for the whole family. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday and Sunday. Free admission on the Parade Ground of Fort Hancock, Gateway National Recreation Area, Fort Hancock. For more information, call 872-0115. ••••••••••••••••••••••

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Sunday through Oct. 2 focus. Networking begins at 6:15 p.m., • Gerry McEntegart and Alan dinner at 6:45 p.m. and program at 7:30 Wiesenfeld art and photography exhibit p.m.. Cost for dinner, program and meet­ ing is $16, program only $2. For reserva­ will be on display from 2-4 p.m. at the tions or more information, call (609) 448­ Visitors Center in Thompson Park, 5599. Newman Springs Road, Lincroft. Admission is free. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 Tuesday p.m., Monday through Friday; 10 a.m. to • The Western Monmouth County 2 p.m., Saturday and Sunday. For infor­ Newcomers Club will have a free get- acquainted tea at 8 p.m. at a member’s mation, call 842-4000. house. All women are welcome, not only new to area. For more information, call 591-1642 or 591-8025. • “Attracting Birds to Your Garden” is the subject of an open meeting of the FILMS Navesink Garden Club at Trinity Episcopal Church Annex, White Street, Red Bank. A mini-horticulture show “Summer’s Bounty” Tuesday is scheduled; entries to be in place by • Shame, the profoundly moving 10:30 a.m. Buffet lunch and program fol­ Ingmar Bergman film about the Civil War lows. All are welcome. will be shown at 2 p.m. at the Monmouth • America’s Most Wanted Jewish County Library, 125 Symmes Drive, Singles for ages 28-49 will have an Manalapan. For information, call 431­ evening of volleyball and socializing, 7220. music and refreshments. 8 p.m. at the Grand Slam, 712 Ginesi Drive, Morganville. $5. For more information or directions, call 577-0971. HEALTH • The Molly Pitcher Woman’s Club of Freehold Township will meet at the American Hotel, East Main Street, Monday Freehold Borough, at 10:30 a.m. For lun­ • The Hazlet and Aberdeen Health cheon reservations or more information, Departments will offer a free women’s call 780-4481. health screening clinic at the school • The Monmouth County Business nurse’s examining room at the Matawan Association will meet at Hannah’s, Avenue School in Aberdeen. For appoint­ Eatontown, at 6 p.m. Speaker: May ments, call 264-5541. Jenkins of Ocean Independent Bank. Cost • The latest methods in detecting and $17. For more information, call Audrey treating prostate cancer will be the focus Winograd at 493-2764 or Marilyn Morris at of a two-hour program at the Monmouth 222-3065. by automotive consultant John LePree, doors open at 7:30 p.m. All ages will be • The Middletown Area Chamber of Medical Center, Long Branch. Part of the will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the Eastern admitted. Admission is $10. For informa­ HealthTalk for Men lecture series, 7-9 Commerce will hold a general member­ Branch of the Monmouth County Library, tion, call 727-3000. p.m. For more information or to register, ship meeting with the program: “Effective Business Mailing and Shipping." 8 a.m. at Route 35, Shrewsbury. For information, call 870-5500. call 842-5995. Sunday Howard Johnson’s, Route 35, Middletown. » The Drummonds jazz group will ap­ For more information, cal! 671-3360. Friday pear at 2 p.m. at the Eastern Branch of • The Deep Cut Orchid Society will • “The Barnes Foundation Traveling the Monmouth Library, Route 35, host guest speaker Mary Carol Frier of Collection,” a lecture with slides, will be Shrewsbury. The concert is free. For more Frier's Orchids in Park Ridge. At Colts i ' I I I » kJ shown at 7:30 p.m. at the Eastern Branch information, call 842-5995. I I I l> > Neck Fire House No. 2, Conover Road, of the Monmouth County Library, Route Colts Neck, 7:15 p.m. Free meeting. Monday Questions about orchid-growing dis­ 35, Shrewsbury. Suggested donation is $5, For information, call 842-5995. • A dedication concert at 8 p.m. will Friday cussed. For more information, call 542­ open the fall series of concerts with Dick • Shore Singles will hold an evening 8400. Saturday Smith, at Buck Smith’s restaurant, Palmer • Lakewood Piners Toastmasters walk on the boardwalk at Spring Lake. • “College Savings Alternative,” a free Avenue, North Middletown. Open to the Meet in front of the Northern Bathing public-speaking group will meet from 7:30­ program, will be presented at 10 a.m. at public, donation for the concert, including 9:30 p.m. in the Lakewood Municipal Pavilion, Ocean Avenue and Ludlow the Eastern Branch of the Monmouth refreshments, is $5 for members; $7 for Avenue (Route 524) at 7 p.m. Fee is $2. Building, second floor, 231 Third St., County Library, Route 35, Shrewsbury. non-members. For information, call 291 - Lakewood. For more information, call 493­ For more information, call 774-6759. For more information, call 842-5995. 1883. • Young Catholic Singles for men and 2868. • A slide and commentary on Japan women 21-45 will meet at Our Lady of will be given at 7:30 p.m. at the Monmouth Peace Church parish center, North Wednesday County Library, 125 Symmes Drive, • The Greater Holmdel Jaycees Brunswick, at 7:30 p.m. For more informa­ Manalapan. For information, call 431­ monthly meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. in tion, call Bernie at 297-4117 or 297-4499 7220. for details of upcoming events. Jerry Beyers Restaurant, Main Street, Matawan. For more information, call 946­ Monday Thursday, Sept. 8 Saturday 3806. • Keyport Historical Society will pre­ • The adoption process will be dis­ • Singles Dance sponsored by St. sent a lecture at 8 p.m. at the Steamboat cussed at an informational seminar spon­ Agnes Divorced, Separated and Widowed Dock Museum, corner of Broad Street and sored by Growing Families Inc. at the Support Group in the St. Agnes School American Legion Drive, Keyport. Monmouth County Library, Manalapan. cafeteria, Atlantic Highlands, at 8 p.m. DJ, Admission is free. Discussion topic to be Topics are: Home study, domestic adop­ snacks, cake and coffee; cost $6. For announced. For more information, call tion and legal aspects. For more informa­ more information, call George at 671­ 264-1581. tion or to register, call 431-4330. Fridays through Oct. 14 • “Total Financial Planning,” a free 5500, Betty at 872-0794 or Karen at 888­ • “Wee Two” for parents and tots 2 1/2 1808. to 3 1/2 sponsored by the Monmouth Tuesday seminar given by John Romeo of • “Egypt — A Nile Adventure,” a lec­ Prudential Securities, will be held at the County Park System at Dorbrook Park, Monmouth County Library, Manalapan at Sunday Colts Neck, from 10-10:45 a.m. $32 per ture and slide program, will be presented • The Monmouth County Genealogy pair. For more information or to register, at 7:30 p.m. at the Middletown Township 7 p.m. For more information call 308­ Club will host Barbara Carver Smith, ' call 842-4000 or TDD number, 219-9484. Public Library, 55 New Monmouth Road, 3761. librarian of the Monmouth County Middletown. The program is free. For Historical Association, to discuss research information, call 671-3700. Saturday and Sunday material. Refreshments at 1:30 p.m., • Sandy Hook Shore Heritage Festival. meeting at 2 p.m. at Christ Church Music, food, crafts and history of Sandy Meeting Hall, Broad Street and Sycamore Hook and Jersey Shore for the whole fam­ Avenue, Shrewsbury. For more informa­ M l SIC ily. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Free admission on tion about this free program, call 462­ the Parade Ground of historic Fort 1466. Today Hancock, Gateway National Recreation • “Growing Families,” a program Friday Area, Fort Hancock. For more information, Monday about adoption, will be held at 6:30 p.m. at • The Machine, The Ultimate Pink call 872-0115. • The Association of Mobile Home the Monmouth County Library, 125 Floyd Show, will appear in concert at Club Owners of Hazlet will hold its monthly Symmes Drive, Manalapan. For informa­ Bene, Route 35, Sayreville. Show starts at Sunday meeting at 8 p.m. at the Shore Point Inn, tion, call 431-7220. 9 p.m., doors open at 7:30 p.m. All ages • Historic Allaire Village, Wall, will Route 35 and Holmdel Road, Hazlet. For • “Total Financial Planning” will be will be admitted. Admission is $12. For host the Second Annual New Jersey more information, call 739-3056. given at 7 p.m. at the Monmouth County more information, call 727-3000. Storyteller’s Festival from noon to 4 p.m. • The Hightstown/East Windsor Library, 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan. Folk singers, ethnic stories, folklore, and Business and Professional Women will For information, call 431 -7220. Saturday children’s tales featured. Ticket are $5 for meet at the Coach and Four Restaurant, • Soft Parade, a tribute to The Doors, adults and $3 under 17. Group rates avail­ Route 33, East Windsor, for its monthly Thursday will appear in concert at Club Bene, Route able. Bring blankets and chairs. For more meeting. Time management will be the • “Auto Buying Made Easy,” a lecture 35, Sayreville. Show starts at 9 p.m., information or reservations, call 938-2253.

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Robert Raffin of New York, lived in Brooklyn, went to Keyport better known under the stage name of Buys 888-0958 about ten days ago for his health. He was Robert Everest, is the owner of the farm, >■ Replacement^ sick with spinal trouble. On Sunday of which comprises about five acres. Mr. ^ Windows Gel < 156 W, FRONT STREET: last week he died. Raffin is the owner of three animal .681 FREE. KEYPORT Last week, M. Pease, a butcher of shows and of about 75 monkeys. The Fully Insured • Family Owned and Operated 379 MAPLE PUCE • KEYPORT, NJ Vf mite Mtt ftf Matmr*n tn*i ttatjoa, Artctty aeroM fram U JoMpfe** Cfcuft* Keyport, had a runaway, in which his • References Upon Requesl property is located on a back road, 908-264-9277 new wagon was wrecked. known as Lloyd’s Road, and is often For Your Convenience, We How Accept VISA S MASTERCARD Thomas H. Vanderbilt of Keyport called the VanBrackle place. The road is picked a quantity of ripe strawberries not much used by autoists and Mr. from his patch last week. Raffin has been raising and training A Keyport young man took Miss monkeys there for five summers without Jennie Bedle’s bicycle without leave and anyone except his near neighbors know­ burst one of the tires. He was fined ing about it. Many trees are on the prop­ $3.50 for his freshness. erty and on a hot summer day when the While Russell Voorhees and family monkeys are there the trees are literally of Keyport were picnicking at Asbury alive with monkeys.Henry West of the Park last Wednesday, a thief entered West Furniture Company in Keyport is their house and stole a $20 bill. spending several weeks at Saratoga “Some Strange Showers” — M. Springs. Peltier has put a frog shower on record A son was born to Dr. and Mrs. THIS WEEK’S GAMES: as having happened within his own ex­ William T. Walling of Keyport on Fri­ perience. He speaks of seeing the frogs day morning. N F L - S u n d a y fall on the roofs of the houses and re­ FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG bound on to the pavement below. 4 9 e rs ...... 3 Chiefs Cowboys.... ,.14'A O ile rs A mud shower occurred along the I SO YEARS PACKERS ...... 3 D olphins S a in ts ...... 8Vi Redskins Union Pacific railway. The mud shower, VIKINGS ...... 5'A Lions J e ts ...... 3 Broncos we are assured, commenced early in the The Keyport Banking company has B ills ...... 1 P atriots R a id e rs ...... 7 Seahaw ks day and soon the south and east sides of reached its 60th birthday. The bank was B ro w n s ...... 2 S te e le rs Chargers...... ,8'A Bengals all houses were covered with clay. A organized as the First National Bank of F a lc o n s ...... 8 1/z Ram s Cardinals...... 4 G iants train which ran through the storm had its Keyport and the meeting for the organi­ B uccaneers.... Pk Colts windows covered, and the headlight was zation was held in the McKinney build­ M o n d a y : E a g le s ...... 3Vz Bears so plastered that the light was shut in ing at the corner of Broad and Fronts and the train ran on darkness into streets, on which the site the bank build­ VE G A S HAGS ZIPPY THE LOCK RAY COSGROVE Rossville, where the mud had to be ing now stands. Bahrs Landing scraped off. A timely note has just been sent out 49ers 49ers Giants Blood rain and black rain are only Dolphins Dolphins Denver by the margarine industry relative to the Vikings Lions varieties of this phenomenon. An almost Atlanta color of the product. Mr. A. D. Lynch, Bills Patriots Pittsburg historic shower of this sort fell at Mon­ secretary-manager of the Sanitary Milk Steelers Steelers Miami treal in the earlier part of the century and Producers, said that dairymen did not Rams Rams 49ers enveloped the then youthful city in a object to the coloring of margarine so Colts Colts Minnesota black pall, which must have been worse Oilers Oilers Buffalo long as yellow, “the natural color of but­ Redskins Redskins than a prime London fog, seeing that it Tampa Bay ter” was not used, and he was good Bronco’s Bronco’s Dallas gave the inhabitants the idea that the last enough to suggest red, blue, purple and Seahawks Seahawks Seattle day had come. green. Chargers Chargers New Orleans Giants Giants Cincinnati Bears Eagles Chicago SEASON RECORD SEASON RECORD SEASON RECORD 9-5 8-6 Andy Indy spotted last two C o lw S y In n weeks by watchful readers Italian-American Restaurant DINNER, MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT Jackie Prude, of Roxbury Road, Belford, won a dinner for two for finding FRI. & SAT. 8-10 P.M. Andy Indy in the Aug. 31 issue of The Independent. Prude’s entry was the first one drawn that correctly identified the cartoon character’s hiding place. Prude spotted Andy in the advertisement on page 34 of The Independent for L01STER SPECIALS Vespia’s Car Care Center, Shrewsbury and Keyport. LANDING Prude will receive a free dinner for two at Big Ed’s BBQ Restaurant, Old SINGLE $9 95 DOUBLE Bridge. Since 1917 HOME $ ^ 7 9 5 Elliot Olschwang, of Parkview Terrace, Lincroft, won a dinner for two for find­ TRIPLE ing Andy Indy in the Aug. 24 issue of The Independent. Olschwang’s entry was the *2295 RUN L / F a m o u s first one drawn that correctly identified the cartoon character’s hiding place. Italian Specials Seafood Restaurant Olschwang spotted Andy in the advertisement on page B2 of The Independent Every Wednesday for J & M Apparel, Hazlet. Homemade Italian Food in the “Beautiful” Highlands Olschwang will receive a free dinner for two at Big Ed’s BBQ Restaurant, Old Starting at at Sandy Hook Beach Bridge. s4.95 Each week, the Independent's mascot, Andy Indy, is hidden in a different adver­ 908-872-1245 OPEN 7 DAYS • BREAKFAST, LUNCH & DINNER tisement and readers are invited to find him. Owned, and operated by An entry form for the contest can be found elsewhere in the paper. 1110 FLORENCE AVE. 1 A l l UNION BEACH * 0 4 " / 4 / / Jay & Ray Cosgrove Entries must be received by Monday to be eligible for the weekly drawing. 3 6 SEPTEMBER 8,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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Since then, the wine world has un­ 671-0200 dergone a rapid expansion with a concur­ rent increase in the number of high quality talking about Burgundy and Chablis from 1650 Rte. 35 S Suite 566, Middletown wines that are available to consumers ev­ France, not the jug wine made in America THE HUNTINGTON EXAM PREP CENTERS erywhere. that’s labeled Burgundy and Chablis. A Division of THE HUNTINGTON LEARING CENTER® Wine shops have become stocked with Such labels are an abomination, but that’s ©1993, Huntington Learning Centers, Inc. Independently Owned Sc O p e r a t e d a bewildering maze of labels from coun­ another subject. tries and regions that were mostly Good Chardonnay can also be found in unknown to wine consumers 10 to 20 California, Oregon, Long Island, Australia years ago. and Italy to name just a few other places. Advances in agricultural practices in Sauvignon Blanc is another white wine the vineyard and technological progress in grape enjoying a large measure of success the winery have contributed to the rise in in the market. The best is usually ac­ quality. knowledged to come from the Loire The increase in choices is exciting, but Valley in France. Here it goes by the VIRION GOTOO* confusing. It helps to have a varietal names of Sancerre, Pouilly Fume or gazetteer on hand during shopping expedi­ Sauvignon de Touraine to point out just a value • Quality • Service tions. By that I mean a simple listing of few. grape types and the wines they make. White Bordeaux is made mostly from Per There’s no guarantee that if you like a sauvignon blanc, although sometimes a chardonnay made in one region that you little semillon is blended in to give it a bit Item will like the wines made from the same more body at the cost of the crisp, lean Below grape in another region, but it’s a good character. With Ad way to look for alternatives. In California, some Sauvignon Blancs The reason that the gazetteer is needed receive wood aging contrary to the usual GM is that varietal labeling is far from com­ method of using stainless steel. The latter mon throughout the world. Burgundy and accentuates the fresh, fruity character. EYE EXAM Bordeaux are classic examples of wines Sauvignon Blanc is also known as Fume with no varietal labeling. The name of the Blanc in California. The name was coined Includes glaucoma test. No other discounts or insurance benefits apply, dilation, grape does not appear. It’s assumed that by Robert Mondavi, and is reminiscent of therapeutic, and contact lens exam additional. Optometric doctors-J. Wildman, O.D.; everybody knows what’s in the bottle. Pouilly Fume. Larry Scharf, O.D. Reg. $48 Exp. 9/30/94 In the interest of making wine shop­ Other regions producing Sauvignon ping simpler, let’s look at two of the top Blanc include Australia, New Zealand, EYEGLASSES white grape varieties and see where they Italy, Washington State and South Africa. Clear single vision plastic lenses with select group of frames up to +3sph-2cyl. can be found. New Zealand produces both the unoaked Bifocals flat top 28 up to 2.50 add $35 a pair additional. No charge for oversize. Chardonnay is a good starting place. and oaked styles. South African Sauvignon Blancs tend to be a bit on the No other discounts or insurance benefits apply. Reg. $59.95. EXPIRES 9/30/94 It’s the fashion leader in white wine. Most sweeter side. connoisseurs would acknowledge that the CONTACT LENSES finest examples of chardonnay come from Be adventurous when you go shopping Burgundy. 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BY MARC SCHLOSSBERG

Dining Writer

f the third time is a charm then Dining Out maybe the Monroe Country Inn will acquire the amulet and be successful. For it’s my third time reviewing the struc­ I ture and a fresh owner (s). M onroe Country I haven’t been there in a while but it appears cleaner, airier, brighter and the I n n staff a bit more friendly than on previous 495 Applegarth Road occasions. The Monroe Country Inn is open seven Monroe day a week for lunch and dinner, includ­ (609) 371-1600 ing early birds and Sunday brunch. It bills itself as “fine country dining at frugal prices, featuring new and traditional cui­ Hours: Monday - Thursday, 11:30 sine,” obviously attempting to cover all a.m. -10 p.m.; Friday, 11:30 a.m. bases. to 10 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to Let’s start with traditional, shrimp 11 p.m.; Sunday 10 a.m. -10 p.m. cocktail; onion soup; roast turkey; chicken Reservations: Suggested for (Marsala, piccata, etc.); sirloin; London six or more diners ' broil; pork chops; prime rib; broiled sole; Credit cards: Most major fried shrimp (scallops, filet); veal (served Bar: Full bar in same styles as chicken); spaghetti and Smoking: Non-smoking available meatballs; hamburgers; Caesar, chicken Attire: Casual and chef salads; and assorted sandwiches. Handicap: Accessible New cuisine was not conspicuous, al­ though there were a few nightly specials — the likes of fried rigatoni or pork chops Campenyola (peppers, onions and fried Chicken and shrimp francaise ($10.95) potatoes). Maybe some consider fried was blameless. Two large shrimp and mozzarella or calamari “new.” I don’t. boneless chicken breast were properly All entrees come with salad bar and floured and sauteed in a light lemon some with a choice of soup (Manhattan sauce. I ordered it with a side of linguine clam, matzoh ball, chicken rice) and a which came under the shrimp and chick­ nice basket of hot dinner rolls. en. While the sauce was good for the fran­ Out of four appetizers, we selected a caise, it is not the kind you usually want shrimp cocktail and a fried calamari. They on your linguine. Served on the side with were out of the fried calamari (on a Friday a little tomato sauce would have been just before a weekend?), so we stuck with the right. shrimp. A sliced steak sandwich ($11.95) fea­ Although the price was out of line with tured London broil on toast points with a some of the other menu items ($7.95), it couple of onion rings and French fries for was worth every penny. Five extra-large, the starch of choice. It was right on the perfectly cooked shrimp and a very spicy button, tender steak, nice rings and fries cocktail sauce brought a smile. and, like all the service, pleasantly given. The salad bar could have used some Desserts were traditional: apple pie, cheering up — the vegetables were dull, three types of cheese cakes (plain, straw­ Size/Style Reg. sa l e | showing signs of a long time under the berry and blueberry), ice cream and sher­ P17570R13 $ 52.00 $39,001 lights, although the pickled herring in bet. P185/70R13 55.00 41.00 V cream sauce was a fine item. The Monroe Country Inn is the class of P185/70R14 57.00 43.00 r Manhattan clam chowder was light and restaurant you won’t be disappointed in. P195/70R14 88.00 65.00 tasty. The matzoh ball soup stock was Fundamentally sound food, basic princi­ s % m m * P195/65R14 98.54 74.00 ples of food preparation, and economi­ good, the matzoh ball itself flavorless. P195/65R15 105.00 79.00 Barbecue chicken ($8.95) with a baked cally prices are the rules. Perhaps the third Fits 5.0 Mustang, Vette, a a * ' Camaro, Nissan & More! potato was equal to similar chicken dishes time is a charm! ... Preventive [2 & 4 Wheel Alignment j Maintenance Tune-Ups j, If/nfLfljifjunuiJiJu around town, a good pungent sauce over Marc Schlossberg has been associated niyR'rcrWfTikinVu 1 an equally finely cooked chicken. with the food field for more than 20 years. I IM) wi39.t»549.w,59! 1212$ 1 2 Wheel534««,$44 I I Set camber & toe to mfg's specs., I . Install resistor spark plugs, labor, ,■ . adjust thrust line depending o n J I adjust timing carburetor (where | l HH I alignment type & wheel drive. Shims, | applicable) Check fluids, filters, battery ■ labor, & FWD vehicles extra. With this ■ (& road test. With this coupon. Limit 1 I coupon. Limit 1 per customer. Expires I | per customer. Expires 10-5-94. iI22" ■ 10-5-94 SAVE-wlth $5.00 Mail-In Rebate ! i ted QuM*'1105' ■ Free DlCP I Oil Change, Filter & Lube1 I Raybestos ^arate^il'ids ■’ir d u lts Inn in l0t)< I IWarranty S Brake Service

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Stallone-Realmuto Barbara C. Stallone of Hazlet an­ nounces the engagement of her daughter, Pamela M., to Greg Realmuto, son of Salvatore and Jeannette Realmuto of Ocean Township, formerly of Hazlet. Miss Stallone is also the daughter of Paul A. Stallone of Hazlet. The future bride was graduated from Raritan High School, Hazlet, and Mason fflOM HERETO Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, New Brunswick. She is employed as a music teacher for THE MOON AND the Hazlet Township school system. Her fiance was graduated from Raritan High School, Hazlet, and Rutgers University, New Brunswick. He is em­ BACK..,FIND THE ployed as a trust administrator at Merrill Lynch, Somerset. The wedding is planned for August MOST HONEST 1995. STORK CLUB AUTO SERVICE AT The following births were recently an­ nounced at the Monmouth Medical Cen­ ter, Long Branch: Patricia Kostka and Lance Brown­ ing, Keyport, Aug. 6, a daughter...... m ...... Paula and Victor Falvo, Holmdel, Aug. 8, a daughter. Christine and Robert Reddington, 310 Rt.36 East • Hazlet • 787-4000 Holmdel, Aug. 10, a daughter.

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As with engagements and wed­ l O % O f f f .Excludes prior dings, photographs will be published and the same guidelines apply. any tile Announcements should be mailed Expires 9/20/94 d e a l t i l e to: The Independent Milestones, IN STOCK POND ROAD SHOPPING CENTER Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick, NJ — ROUTE 9 • FREEHOLD 08816. Of FREEHOLD 462-0315 THE INDEPENDENT, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 3 9 OBITUARIES JAMES B. BURKE, 70, of Hazlet died Sept. 3 at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. Born in Louisiana, he lived in Kentucky before CHILDS moving to Hazlet in 1952. He was a water well FUNERAL HOME driller for 37 years with Layne New York, Elizabeth, before retiring in 1987. He was a Serving All Faiths member of the Monmouth Church of Christ, 908-741-3505 Tinton Falls, and a fund-raiser for Deborah Hospital Foundation, Brownsmills. He was a John A. Childs III, Manager veteran of the Army Air Corp. Surviving are a 364 Shrewsbury Avenue Red Bank, NJ son, Barry of Toms River; four daughters, Gloria of Richmond, Calif., Jamie Estrada of Pembroke Pines, Fla., Pegeen McMahon of Protect Your Investment Now W anam assa, Starr of the United States Air JOSEPH URAS Force, England; a sister, Leatha Scarbrough of W ith ACME McCONNELL FUEL Exclusive Russelville, Ky.; 10 grandchildren; and his com­ MONUMENTS panion, Barbara Manser of Hazlet. Services Monuments • Bronze Markers were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, Mausoleums • Repairs Tor less than *3 5 °° " Keyport. Cemetery Lettering YEARS EXPERIENCE The Best service plan available...Anywhere! Includes Parts & Labor NORMAN E. DEFILIPPO, 68, of Waynes­ 20 boro, Va., died Aug. 29 at home. Born in Pater­ 908-671-1122 Complete yearly inspection/tune-up included son, he lived in Hazlet and Fair Lawn before 601 Hwy. 35, Middletown 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE moving to Waynesboro, Va., seven years ago. (Apple Farm Rd. Jughandle) He was a sales coordinator at Super Market Other oil co. contracts completely transferable Services, Linden, before retiring in 1986. He was a communicant of Holy Family Roman Plus...*50 OF HEATING OIL FREE , Catholic Church, Union Beach, and a volunteer at the Waynesboro Public Library. Surviving are Pamper Your Pooch! her wife, Jean; a son, Norman of Hopatcong; ACME'McCONNELL FUEL two daughters, Nancy DeFilippo of North Plain­ COUPON field, Susan Pierce of Freehold; a brother, “YOUR LEADER IN SERVICE” NEW Alphonse of Englewood, Fla.; and five grand­ 1 0 % O F F I children. Services were under the direction of 908-291-3200 or 264-3000 cus0Ty ers Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a Mass at DOG GROOMING Holy Family Roman Catholic Church, Union Beach. Interment was at St. Joseph's 2 5 % O F F Cemetery, Keyport. ALL PET SUPPLIES The House Is Not In O rder U ntil The Fam ily RICHARD H. HAMILTON, 84, of Matawan, (excluding Pet Food) died Sept. 5 at Bayshore Hospital, Holmdel. Midwest Cages & Kennel Cabs B urial Property Has Been Selected Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., he moved to Matawan 16 years ago. He was a police officer for the New York City Police Department for 29 years before retiring in 1968. He was a member of the New York City Police Benevolent Association. Surviving are his wife Arlene; a son, Edmund TRACEY’S O ’Connor of Marlboro; two daughters, Arlene Wisser of Port Jefferson, Long Island, and Ju ­ Pam pered Pets, Inc. dith Lang of Queens; five grandchildren; and “Wlmv your dogs a re treated like Kings & Queens" one great-grandchild. Services were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport. Middletown (908)957-1975 EDWIN L. LARSEN, SR., 61, of Union (Across from Cooper Electric) Beach died Sept. 6 at Riverview Medical Center TRADITIONAL ABOVE GROUND , Red Bank. Born in South Amboy, he lived in Perth Amboy before moving to Union Beach 30 Fair View Cem etery & M ausoleum years ago. He was a self-employed carpenter at DEADLINE: Sept. 12 Larsen Construction for 30 years before retiring "‘Where, ^Memories JLive In (Beauty" in 1991. He w as a m em ber of St. J o h n ’s ISSDE DATE: Sept. 7 Methodist Church, Hazlet. Surviving are his 456 Hwy. 35, Red Bank, N.J. 07701 747-1710 wife, Charlotte; three sons, Edwin Jr. of Union WIN Beach, Fredrick of Hazlet and Don of Union W ithout obligation, I would like inform ation on: Beach; five daughters, Charlotte and Irene, both of Union Beach, Linda Cere of Cliffwood DINNER □ Mausoleum Crypts □ Cemetery Lots Beach, Gloria Leonardo of Keansburg and □ Veterans Section □ Cremation Garden Nancy Levine of Laurence Harbor; his mother, Irene of Morgan; two brothers, Albert Larsen of FOR TWO ! Name______Freehold and Fredrick Larsen of Toms River; When you find Andy hiding and five grandchildren. Services were under the in this week’s issue, you Address. direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport. m ay win: I City & State______.Telephone. Interment was at Shoreland Memorial Gardens | Mail to: FairView Cemetery & Mausoleum • 456 Hwy. 35. Red Bank, NJ 07701 | Cemetery, Hazlet. A Dinner for Two at Redheads Bistro/Bar tNoarrmj ARTHUR G. LEMBO, 64, of Holmdel died Located on Rt. 35S Sept. 1 at home. Born in Newark, he lived in (at Rascals Com edy Club), Union Beach for 16 years before moving to Ocean, 908-531-1001 Holmdel. He was president of LaMar Homes for Redheads is at Rascals Comedy 40 years before retiring in 1993. He was a com­ Club, but they do NOT serve municant of St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic comedy dub food. Enjoy the lively Church, Keyport. He was a semipro-pro football and energetic, often original and player and coach and a former councilman for creative dishes featuring wonderful N E W IERSEY Union Beach. Surviving are his wife, Mary; a accents and taste sensations. son, Arthur of Cherry Hill; two daughters, Laura There’s tempting appetizers, hand­ University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey Connell of Avon by the Sea and Karen Conley made pastas and huge portions. Robert Wood Johnson Medical School of West Dundee, III.; and two sisters, Marion Redheads is a show-stopper! Territo of Towaco and Sophie Jackapino of Just fill out the entry blank Holmdel. Services were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a Mass at St. and mail it to: Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Keyport. ANDY c/o The Independent VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Interment was in St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Keyport. Edgeboro Rd., East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 Post Menopausal Women In Good Health The winner will be drawn from the SCOTT E. MAYNARD, 78, of Lakewood To Participate in A Clinical Hormone Study died Sept. 2 at Kimball Medical Center, entry blanks with the correct answer. Lakewood. Mr. Maynard was born in New York, N.Y., and had lived in Staten Island, N.Y., be­ Earn Up To *2925.00 fore moving to Lakewood 15 years ago. He was a chemist and prior to his retirement in 1981 he , I Found ANDY j was employed by Oakite in Berkeley Heights for I He was hiding in the | FREE: 28 years. He served in the U.S. Army during World War II. He was a Boy Scout leader in Physical Exam ination M a m m o g r a m Staten Island for over 15 years before moving to New Jersey. Surviving are his wife, Theresa Laboratory Tests P a p S m e a r Jassack Maynard; a son, Scott S. of Ottsville, Advertisement on Page. Pa.; two daughters, Lynne A. Dahlquist of Please Call: M analapan and Joan M. Colgan of Osburn, (908) 235-7925 or (908) 235-7996 Ind.; a brother, Philip A. of North Carolina; two sisters, Elsie Ready of Brooklyn and Dorothy Address. Samuel Pasquale, M.D. /Gloria Bachmann, M.D. Bluett of England; 11 grandchildren and three Co-Investigators great-grandchildren. Funeral services were under the direction of Hulse Memorial Home, Phone. Mon.-Fri. 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Freehold. Interment was in Old Tennent Cemetery, Manalapan. ____ I 4 0 SEPTEMBER 8, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT 1994,8, THE SEPTEMBER 0 4

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South has to play out-of- conference In addition to the 16 returning varsity it will be difficult for the Eagles to Coach girds squad powers like Jackson, Raritan, Brick players, Sessa has also added six players improve their standing. for the com petition Memorial, Neptune, Toms River East and from last year’s junior varsity team. Ac­ Last year there was a three-way tie for South, and Wall this season. cording to Sessa, those six players could first place between Ocean Township, BY jASON FEUCHTWANGER “If they can survive a schedule like have played varsity last year but, with 23 Manalapan and Neptune. All teams had 5­ this, there’s no stopping them in tourna­ players on the varsity team, the squad was 2 records. Christian Brothers Academy Correspondent ment play,” Russell said. simply too large. and the Eagles were tied for second with a If the Eagles do “survive” their tough According to Sessa, he will utilize the mark of 4-3, and Middletown North was or the Middletown South soccer schedule, they will have something to strength of his bench, using as many as 16 third with a record of 3-3-1. team, becoming a better team this prove to the rest of the Shore Conference. or 17 players per game. “There was a real jam-up at the top of year may not come in terms of wins Sessa’s team went 11-5-1 last year and “Since we have such a big squad, ev­ A North,” Sessa recalled. and losses. made it to the semi-finals of the CJ Group eryone is going to see action. Everyone South averaged just under two goals a FPlaying a brutal schedule is the reason IV state tournament but were snubbed and will contribute,” Sessa said. game last year. Sessa said that if his team head coach Mark Sessa is not grading his not selected to play in the Shore Confer­ “Basically the nucleus of the team is can up its production to three or four team’ s improvement on the win-loss ence Tournament. back.” goals per game this year it will be “very record. “They want to do better than last “This is a team not based on one or competitive.” “The competition is nuts,” Sessa said. year,” Sessa explained. “They were very two players — everyone will contribute.” “I think we can hang in there with any­ “It’s crazy. We don’t have a breather. disappointed not to make the Shore Having a cohesive unit is important, one,” Sessa said. “It’s just a matter of There are no easy teams on our schedule. Conference Tournament. They kind of but there might be changes ahead in the putting the ball in the net when we need I couldn’t imagine a tougher schedule. have an ax to grind with the Shore team’s approach. to.” “We may have more or the same num­ Conference. They thought they deserved “I think this team plays together and is Other than the offense, the team’s atti­ ber of losses (five) as last year, but we to be there.” unselfish. That may have been one of our tude must change as well. may have a better team,” Sessa said. Depth and veteran play will be a key to problems last year — we weren’t selfish “I think our attitude last year was ‘just Sessa’s concern comes from playing in winning this season. enough.” enough to get by.’ Last year was a good the extremely competitive A North divi­ With a group of 16 returning players, Improving the offense will be a year but ‘just enough to get by’ wasn’t sion and this year’s strong out-of- confer­ Sessa is hoping this team will use its necessary ingredient for the Eagles this enough,” Sessa said. “They have to im­ ence schedule. experience to its advantage. year. prove on that.” As the season unfolds, Sessa is hoping “We’re going to have to work on our that a team effort will be able to withstand goal scoring. If we improve our scoring, the difficult schedule that lies ahead. And we’ll improve our standing.” after being excluded from last year’ s With no drop off in the level of Shore Conference Tournament, the Eagles competition, and with so many teams so are preparing for this season with a bone close together in terms of wins and losses, to pick.

HEADS UP PLAY — Joe Degennaro knows he’ll have to give it his best HEAD TO HEAD COMPETITION — Rob Wile and Mike DeCapua give it effort every game for the Middletown South Eagles to be competitive. their all during a recent practice. (Photo By Rich Schultz) (Photo By Rich Schultz) THE INDEPENDENT, SEPTEMBER 8,1994 4 3 Matawan poised Lancers practicing to break from past to make perfect difference.” R eturning talent, Russell said that experience both on Tennis coach urging team offense and defense will be a key. experience key “The forward line — they’ve played three years together. That should help to maintain mental toughness for new season out a lot,” Russell said. BY JASON FEUCHTWANGER “Our whole defensive core is back BY )ASON FEUCHTWANGER play first, second and third singles respec­ and that experience of working together tively. Correspondent is back.” Correspondent Returning players that will see action While the forward line will now Repetition. in doubles play are: Tara Hungspruke, The Matawan High School field have experience on its side, the players That’s the key to winning for Joseph Nihal Eltoukhy, Randy Feldman and hockey team is ready to snap out of will be counted on to improve the Cuccurullo, the second year girls tennis Shiao Han Lin. years of discontent. Matawan offense. coach at St. John Vianney High School, Jennifer Crombie, Nesreen Eltoukhy, It’ s been a long time since the “We’ll try to improve our offense. It Middletown. Jennifer Voccio and Jessica McCarey are Huskies have had a field hockey team was inconsistent last year. The defense “The matches are won on the practice newcomers that are expected to see action make it to the post season. held up,” Russell recalled. “We lost court,” Cuccurullo said. “It’s all practice, as well. “It’s been a real drought,” Matawan three games 1-0 to good teams. If we practice practice, drills, drills, drills.” head coach Dan Russell said. “And the After drill, after drill, after drill, had a little offense we could have pos­ In his rookie season, Cuccurullo kids know that and that’s the hardest Cuccurullo has his players practice sibly tied those games.” coached the Lancers to a 10-4 mark, the against each other in game situations. thing.” T best school record St. John Vianney has After experiencing what they were just It has been a drought that has lasted o improve the offense, Russell said had in six or eight years, according to drilled on in a game situation, Cuccurullo quite a while. According to Russell, the that he is working with his players on last time a Husky field hockey team Cuccurullo. critiques his players on their performance. positioning themselves better to receive With a year under his belt and after a made it to the post season was 15 to 20 passes. And when the players finally perform cor­ successful campaign last year, Cuccurullo years ago. Tyrrell, who is a center half-back, rectly what the coach was teaching, watch is expecting big things from his team this Matawan simply can’t get the play­ will be looked to lead the team on the out. ' ers to try out for the field hockey team field. year. like other schools because of their repu­ “She controls most of the offense He has no reservations about saying “When they get it right it’s the greatest tation. and most of the defense,” Russell said what he believes his team can do. feeling in the world,” Cuccurullo ex­ “The interest waned and we just of the third year varsity player. “She’s a “We expect to be number one,” plained. “No amount of money can buy didn’t get a turnout,” Russell said. very good all-around player. She han­ Cuccurullo said. “We’ll have a strong that feeling.” Finally, the team is beginning to get dles the ball well, shoots well, and team, I’ll tell you that.” “When you know you’re doing it right, a turnout and, for the first time this defends well.” Cuccurullo, who is a tennis pro, seems that’s when you get the confidence.” year, Matawan will be able to field Russell is hopeful that finishing last to know what buttons to press to get the Scouting other teams is not a priority three levels of teams — varsity, junior season on a positive note will carry most out of his players. for Cuccurullo. In fact, Cuccurullo said he varsity and a freshman squad. through to this year. “They have to enjoy tennis. They’re has not bothered paying attention to the Matawan, which is making the “It was a good year last year. We having fun playing tennis, and when that transition from A North to B North this Lancers’ competition for the upcoming played really well the second half — happens, you wind up with a winning season, hopes that the move, among season we played about .500,” Russell said. team,” Cuccurullo said. other things, will alter Matawan’s “We’re a feisty team,” Russell said. future . “We don’t get intimidated by anyone “The whole team has been working SPORTS FANS! Russell, who is entering his ninth and they do their best and whatever year as coach, went 6-11-1 last year hard on strategy and mental attitude,” comes out, comes out.” Cuccurullo said. “Drilling with different and is looking for his team to keep The Huskies will open up against techniques and working on the mental I improving. Neptune on Sept. 10. part of the game.” “We’re trying to get a .500 season An accurate illustration of how far BET and qualify for one of the (post season) Matawan has come in its quest to build The mental aspect of a players game tournaments,” Russell said. a winning program is its play against looms as an important part of playing the YOU While 6-11-1 is a far cry from mak­ the Fliers. game of tennis. ing the post season, a group of experi­ Three years ago, Neptune crushed “It’s very big,” Cuccurullo said of the OIDN'T enced veterans and a strong finish to Matawan, 10-0. Last year, after steady mental toughness needed by a successful last year’s season are factors that make improvement, the Huskies won both tennis player. “The strain, the strategy — KNOW Russell believe the Huskies are ready to games against the Fliers. if you don’t have those things — you’re a make their team a winning club. “It’s an accomplishment just to loser.” Brought to You By Joe Labriola Matawan has 10 returning players of sneak out a win with them,” Russell “You have to have confidence and that whom eight are seniors. The probable Oddly enough, here's a football question that said. comes with drills.” looks easy, but it’s surprising how few fans - line-up for the 1994 Huskies: Seniors Russell now has the task of convinc­ Confidence also comes with having even the real good ones - can answer it.. The Ariella Rosenburg, last year’s leading question is: Everybody knows a football field is ing all his players about how far their veteran players on your team. The scorer Keri Scully, Lisa Gogower, 100 yards long from goal line to goal line - but, team has come. Lancers return all three singles players Maria Tyrrell, Tracey Luciani, how WIDE is a football field?...A football field is “Some of them are up and others are from a year ago. 160 feet, of 53/3 yards wide. Vannessa, Vovo, Bryna McLane, wondering if we’re for real,” Russell Junior Susan Convey, senior Dana ★ ★ ★ Jennifer Pallitto; Juniors, Laurren Zizza Which was the last college football team to go said. “They don’t realize how good Pastore and senior Mary Jane Leber will and Sarah Scaffai; and Bridget Gaines, they are compared to what this program through an entire regular season unbeaten, untied the sole sophomore on the team. was.” and UNSC0RED-0N?... The answer is Tennessee, “We have a little more experience in 1939... Here’s Tennessee's complete regular- Only time will tell if this is the year season record that year... They beat North Carolina (this year). You hope they can work for Matawan to show that it is for real, TJ O'DONNELL J k well together and they can carry State 13-0, Sewanee 40-0, Chattanooga 28-0, and to finally break the string of years Baseball School & Camp Alabama 21-0, Mercer, 17-0, LSU 20-0, Citadel 34­ through and take it up a notch,” Russell without an appearance in the post sea­ 0, Vanderbilt 13-0, Kentucky 19-0, and Auburn 7-0. o said. “At this point, for the first time, son. ★ ★ ★ we have experience. It should make a Ever wonder where the tradition started of having a band at football games...It was at Notre Dame, which was the first college in America to Term inators w in Labor Day tourney have a band...Their band first marched at a The Middletown Terminators, a MOSA Premier-level 12-and-under boys traveling NOW football game in 1888...They really started something, didn’t they? soccer team, captured first place in the Middletown Labor Day Classic “Shootout at the ★ ★ ★ Shore” tournament over Labor Day weekend. I bet you didn’t now...that this is the time to The Terminators opened their weekend play with a 1-1 tie against Manalapan Spirit OPEN! save on a new car or truck at Labriola on a unassisted goal by Jim McMullan. In their second game, they beat the Holmdel Nissan...We also have a great selection of used Stallions 2-1, with unassisted goals by Brian Godfrey and team newcomer Billy cars...Come in and see for yourself! Consentino. Next, the Terminators defeated the Toms River Predators 2-1 on two unas­ Call For Further Information sisted goals by Billy Consentino. & •' •; '■ ■ I In their final game of the tournament, The Terminators defeated the Peninsula LABRIOLA NISSAN Eagles 2-1 on goals by Jason Hsiang assisted by Nat Glackin, and Frank Montalvo 615 UNION AVE E. Newman Springs Rd. assisted by Tim Stroebel. Their overall tournament record of 3-0-1 gave them the cham­ UNION BEACH Red Bank 741-2433 pionship. ■ ••A T I A f l Rt. 35 at Rt. 36 739-5700 Eatontown 542-1300

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I t SBF, 26, voluptuous, full fig­ DJF, 39, attractive, whole­ green, easygoing, active, likes ligent, unencumbered. Seeking DWPM, 51, attractive, 6’, likes area, seeks a female friend, 3888 (expl0/19) ured, creative, spontaneous, uiet times, movies, bowling, professional, secure, humorous to travel, has a good sense of race unimportant, 25-40, for a JUST FRIENDS some, enjoys bicycling, the fun-loving friendship, good MATURED WIDOW outgoing. Looking for SM, 26­ gym, volleyball, swimming, the­ S&W dancing Seeking some­ SWM, 39-59, to pursue love, humor. Looking for SWF, 5’4"+, Widowed WF, 5'5", 160lbs, 35, who enjoys good conversa­ one intelligent, honest, outgo­ life and happiness 93763 affectionate, in good shape, phone conversations. 03877 HEAVY METAL FRIENDS ater, all kinds of music, danc­ (exp10/19)______69+, N/S. N/D, seeks honest, tion, dining out, and spending ing. Seeking professional gen­ ing, 5’11”+, nice guy, who loves (exp9/28) ______34-46. Serious replies only. Straight SWF, 23, in search of intelligent, caring and fun-lov­ quality time with someone spe­ life. Friends first, possible rela­ DWJPF, N/S 03472 (exp9/28)______FUNNY AND SEXY straight SWF, 21-30, for real ing widowed WJM, 69+, for tleman, with sense of humor, cial. tT3866(exp10/12) N/S, who's also seeking com­ tionship. 03544 (exp9/28) 5’6", great shape, very attrac­ WARM AND TENDER SWM, 44, 6’3", 180lbs, enjoys friendship, (going to clubs, companionship, love and ten­ ATTRACTIVE DWF SOMETHING NEW tive, enjoys travel, dining, SWM, early 60s, seeks SWF, music, movies, bowling and movies and just hanging out.) der care. tf3885 (exp10/19) panionship. 03572 (exp 10/5) Professional, 5'7", blonde, Attractive, slim WF, 35, seeks music and dancing. Seeking 50+, to share quality time and tennis. Seeking SF, 35-45, who Middlesex County. O 3876 DYNAMIC, UNUSUAL SWF STARTING OVER WF, 19-35, to share something tall. SWPM, for sincere rela­ enjoys fun, romance and ad­ (exp10/19) enjoys music, dining, and Widowed WCF, seeks widow­ enjoy dancing, country music, 38, loves horses, fishing, dancing. Seeking attractive, new, disease-free, serious tionship. 48-55. 03744 (exp quiet evenings and drives in venture. N/S, for LTR. 03872 GOOD FRIEND WANTED er, 55-65, who enjoys dining (exp 10/19)______camping, canoeing, science fic­ fun-loving S/DWPM, N/S, 47­ only. 03780 (exp9/28)______9/21)______the ountry together. 03430 WF, 21, new to area, honest, tion, good food, skiing, martial out, movies, dancing, Atlantic HONEST MUSICIAN fun, great sense of humor. 54, with sense of humor and City, for friendship and com­ (exp10/5)______arts, looking for erudite, athletic honesty. P3868 (exp10/12) SWM, 30, 5'10", long brown/ Seeking WF, 21-28, to talk, companion. P3886 (exp10/19) panionship. TT3812 (exp10/5) SEEKING BEST FRIEND hazel. Seeking SWF, petite, shop, and just have fun with. PISCES DOWN TO EARTH Innocent-looking SJPM, con­ ACTIVE AND ATTRACTIVE In search of mature, but fun- who enjoys movies, music, IT 3860 (exp10/12) DWF, 42, 5’2". attractive, slim, servative, 25, brown/hazel, beach, going out to dinner. If 56, female, energetic, good fig­ loving Cancer or Scorpio. Is diverse interests, rollerblading, SEEKS NEW FRIEND ure. excellent cook, likes physically fit, N/S, seeks same interested, call me. I T 3538 SWF, 22, would like to meet this you? If so, give me a call. between 33-50. I love and Star Trek, cooking, sings music, movies, theatre, danc­ Me: DWF, 38, enjoys music (exp 10/5)______other SWF/M, for good solid respect nature and animals. Spanish. Seeking SF, 21-30, to friendship, conversation, mo­ ing. Seeking gentleman, sin­ (not C&W), dancing, and com- be my best friend/maybe more. DREAMS CAN COME TRUE cere, active and attractive. Enjoy traveling, visiting histori­ Romantic, DWM, 33, 5’10', vies, eating out, and weekend edv. IT 3869 (expl 0/12) cal places, especially Civil War 03802 (exp10/19) TT3339 (exp10/26) EDUCATED, PETITE SJF ambitious, eclectic, sponta­ get-togethers. 0 3841 (exp sites. 03813 (expl0/5) WARM & ROMANTIC neous. Seeks LTR with SF, 24­ 10/12) TOUCH OF CLASS Wants to find an honest, intelli­ SWPM, 23, brwon/green, down DWF, 5’2", pretty, personable, gent S/DJM, 38+, with a terrific IS TRUE LOVE OUT THERE? 33, slim to medium build, with EXPANDING dynamic, various interests. In Attractive young 45, 5'4", 135 to earth, honest, muscular similar qualities searching for HORIZONS sense of humor, for marriage man. Looking for SWF, 20-27, search of DWM, 43-53, with and family. TT3870 (explO/12) lbs, blonde/blue, English lady the American Dream. O 3759 Fun-loving, attractive female, wants to know. You: love life cute and sincere, into dining, (exp9/28)______good personality and affection­ SWEETHEART WANTED 21, seeks the same, 21-24, for ate. Middlesex county. tT3880 and want committed relation­ quiet evenings at home and MIDDLESEX COUNTY AREA a good time, clubbing, to the For happy, successful DWF, ship, 5'9", slim/medium, 38-48, good times. O 3890 (exp10/19) (exp10/19) 42, with warm brown eyes, SWPM, 37, new to the area, Shore or just hanging out FRIENDLY serious replies only O 3815 HANDSOME, likes country music, video 03834 (exp10/12) loves movies, bowling, and (exp10/5)______HONEST, LOVING SWF. 19, 5'2", blue/brown, country music. If you’re a games, movies. Seeks S/DWF, MIDDLESEX enjoys clubbing, strolls along EXTREMELY SWM. 23, 5 8", 150lbs, brown/ 18-36, who wants to live life to COUNTY ONLY S/DWM, 38-48, warm, funny sky blue, medium build, enjoys the beach, wining and dining. and sincere, please call. YOUNG SWF, 45 its fullest. 03717 (exp10/5) SW widow, 60, seeks SW wid­ Seeking SWM, 19-26, with sim­ Loves laughter, music, hon­ long moonlight walks, romantic ASSERTIVE WOMAN ower, 60-75, clean, pre­ TT3837 (exp10/12) dinners, seeks SF, 18-up, for ilar interests, for possible rela­ WANTED: MR. RIGHT esty. Seeking attractive, N/S, Sought by DWPM, 38, who sentable, N/S, N/D, for occa­ tionship. 1T3882 (explO/19) SB/WM, 35-45, for LTR. (908) LTR, or Just friends No head knows how to treat a woman. sional dates to concerts, SBF, 21, 5‘8", fit and attractive, oames. 03891 (explO/19) movies, dinner theater, danc MISS THANG seeks attractive, N/S, mature Central Jersey area. 03817 03859 (exp10/12)______SWF, 18, brown/brown, enjoys (exp10/5) R o m a n t i c LAST OF THE GOOD GUYS COLLEGE STUDENT ing, seashore, or just driving to SBM, 23-27, for romance and 36, SM, t85/bs, 5’9", average sightsee. 03807 ) sweet talk, amusement parks, possible LTR. 0 3838 (exp BLOND WANTED SWM, 23, blond/blue, good (exo10/5 the beach, long drives. Seeking 10/12)______One very pretty SWF, 30s, looking, honest,sincere, humor­ build, seeks pretty SWF, age NEW IN AREA ous, loves to travel, snow ski, F, 50, looking F friend, for SWM, 18-20, with similar inter­ 2 YEAR OLD SWM petite, redhead, beautiful eyes S u m m e r R e a d i n g . unimportant. '0 3862 (exp ests for possible LTR. 1T3883 and teeth, in great shape, outdoors, Seeking, SF, N/S, 10/12)______lunch, shopping, day trips, seeks S/DWM, 29-39 to share fun-loving, adventurous, with must be animallover, 40-60. (exp10/19) my mom with. She’s 30, pretty, seeking blond, good looking STILL ROMANTIC CLASSY LADY 6'+, 34-39. non-balding, N/S, Our personals are filled with ads from active, similar interests 0 3 8 9 2 Widowed WCM, 5’8-1/2", 150 Redbank area. 03733 (exp nice, cooks good, full of hugs (explO/19) DWF, 40+, attractive, secure, and kisses. If you are that spe­ financially secure SWM O lbs, seeks late 40s-early 50s, 9/211 old-fashioned, enjoys quiet cial guy, call. 0 3 8 3 9 (exp 3517 (expl 0/5) adventurous, outgoing and romantic single peo­ PULL OVERI young, slim, feminine romantic, SEEKING evenings at home, movies, the­ 10/12)______WARM UP MY HEART SWM, 24, 6'2", 195lbs, blond/ N/S, who enjoys historical GOOD FRIENDS ater, fireplace, holding hands. SWCF, 24, light brown/hazel, ple. So if you’re looking for someone special, put blue, state trooper, enjoys fish­ places, photography, day trips, Heterosexual professional NATURALLY CURLY HAIR ing, skiing, bowling, fine dining, etc., is educated, yet down to woman, mid 60s, seeks other Seeking S/DWM, 40-52, attrac­ SWF, 38, attractive, fit, enjoys 5'4", N/S, college-educated, the personals on your summer reading list. tive. secure, tall, 6'+, for LTR, seeks SWCM. 25-32, N/S, trying new things. Seeking earth. O 3863 (exp 10/12) heterosexual women in same exercise, beach, fishing, age group, to share friendship, N/S. You won’t be dissappoint- movies, dining out Seeking physcially fit, college-educated attractive SWF, 20s, for friend­ BLONDE??? ed. 1T3878 (explO/19) preppy professional with humor ship, possible LTR. 0 3755 SWM, 18, burgundy/brown, dinner, theater, travel. TP3503 honest SWM, 38-45, who is (exp9/21) IS THIS YOU? looking for a relationship, and values, who likes adven­ To place your free ad, call: (explO/19)______seeks SWF, 18-20, who loves Professional SWM, with dark, maybe more. 0 3836 (exp ture, for LTR. 0 3803 (exp LAWRENCE AREA bass, alternative music, walks LINE DANCER thick hair, 40s? This attractive, 10/12)______10/5) SWM, 39, brown/blue, 511". on the beach, dining out, and SWF, 52, seeks SM for cou­ blonde 46 year-old, great com­ 1-000-454-9100 Likes working out, walks, having fun together. Prefer ples' line-dancing partner. Age SEEKING ARE YOU THE ONE? unimportant. Beginners like municator, with good sense of THAT SPECIAL MAN Pretty SWPCF, 52. slender, camping, hiking, amusement blonde hair. 03865 (explO/12) humor, seeks monogamous parks, travel seeking SWF, HAZEL-EYED GUY myself welcome. 03722 (exp DWJF, 38, attractive, affection­ shapely. Seeks gentleman, 9/21) relationship. Would love to ate, N/S, enjoys exercise, 52+, SWCM, professional, N/S, 32-42, slim, N/S, with similar SWM, 30, attractive, fit, 5'10", hear from you. TT3873 (exp movies, fine dining. Seeking N/Drugs, to share friendship, MEET YOUR MATCH PERSONALS interests. 03893 (exp10/19) I90lbs, dark hair. Seeking WANTED: 10/19)______S/DWJM, professional, 38-44, love of music, dance, life. JEANS & FUN African-American or Oriental SPECIAL LADY SWM, 44, 5'11". 180lbs, look WILD AND 5'8"-6\ financially-secure, N/S, IT 3804 (expl 0/5)______DWM, 48, 5’ 10". slim. Seeks SF for dating. 0 3 8 6 7 (exp WONDERFUL sincere, honest, caring, sense slim SWF, 35+, with sense of 10/12) ______much younger, N/S, varied R U THE RIGHT ONE? interest include dining out, DWJF, blonde, pretty, shapely, of humor. IT 2903 (exp10/12) BOARDWALK ANGEL ENCHANTING, SMASHING... humor. Enjoys dining out, TAKE A DWF, 55, 5'4’, 127lbs, brown/ SF, 18, 5’, long strawberry ...slim, vivacious, bright, pro­ quiet times together, movies enjoys laughter, romantic VIVACIOUS blue, enjoys C4W music, occa­ beach, Jersey shore, flea mar­ CHANCE evenings, dancing, sharing all blonde hair, seeks knight in fessional DWJF, N/S. Seeking For possible relationship. flea markets. Seeking reason­ DYNAMIC REDHEAD sional dining, country rides, the kets. SWM, college educated, 22, 6’, ably attractive S/DWF, 30+, for that life has to offer with Mr. shinning armor. Must believe in S/DWJM. 45-55. N/S, with 03325 (exoW/19) SWF, 38, 5'3", no kids, great shore. Seeking SWM gentle­ 1761bs, athletic build, brown/ LTR, N/Drugs. T t 3137 (exp Right: S/DWM, 42-52, attrac­ fantasy, dreams, long hair, magical mix of intelligence, blue, romantic, honest, and sin­ sense of humor, seeks sincere, man, 55-65, for companion­ heavy metal/alternative music, humor, culture, sensitivity, SINCERE AND HONEST 9/21) ______tive, affectionate, outgoing, sexy, romantic SWM, 32-42, to SWM, 26, seeks SWF, 23-30, cere. Seeking the same in slim secure, likes to dance. 03874 ship. 03799 (exp10/5) love shore lines, endless nights attractiveness, and affection, share blues music, antiquing, SINGLE MOTHER for heaven on earth relation- N/S, who's attractive, must like SWF, 19-24, for a possible 4exp10/l9)______under the stars 03779 (exp LTR. 03871 (exp10/12) comedy clubs, sightseeing. SWF with baby, 26, 57’ , at­ shio. 03764 (exp9/28) sports, auto racing, dancing ABBREVIATIONS WILD Smoker ok. 03831 (exp10/12) 9/28)______and the shore. Looking for a tractive, funny, cartng. Seeking FIERY SCORPIO BOARDWALK ANGEL SENSITIVE M-Male , F-Female AND SWEET IMAGINATIVE relationship, possibly more. QUIET TYPE SWM, tall, burly, 28-35, roman­ SWF, 34, attractive, romantic, SF, 18, seeks knight in shining S-Single D-Divorced SWF, 23, seeks dream guy! Sincere, cerebral, attractive tic. professional, financially se­ Middlesex County area only SWM, 37, 158lbs, brown/ Must be 21-27, long dark hair sassy and sincere I love all armor. Must believe in fan­ please. 03713 (expl0/19) C-Christian . J-Jewish SWF, youthful 41, seeks spe­ cure, responsible, but playful, activities, as well as quiet times tasies. dreams, have long hair, brown, enjoys bowling, softball, and love heavy metal. Serious cial man who enjoys quiet NO FORREST beach walks, quiet evenings at A-Asian . B-Black in Middlesex County on|y. marriage-minded, D/D-free. with the right man. Seeking love heavy metal, shore lines, times, hiking, film, and travel. IT 3800 (exp10/5)______GUMPS PLEASE home. Seeking WF, 32-42, H-Hispanic . W-White Musicians a plus. IT 3875 SWM. 34-44, to share the good starry endless nights, partying, 03825 (exp10/12) ATTRACTIVE times together. 0 3768 (exp and be wild. 03765 (exp9/28) GWM, 28, 6'6\ 200lbs, with someone special, for LTR. P-Professional (exp10/19) 03840 (exp10/12) AUTUMN BLONDE WIDOW 9/28)______PRINCESS WANTS TOAD witty, fun personality, seeks YO-Years Okl INDEPENDENT LADY LEAVES GWM, 21-30, for companion­ 54, 5', 105lbs, energetic, ro­ LOVES TO LAUGH DWF, 5'5’, brown/brown, medi­ SINGLE WHITE ISO-ln Search Of Attractive DBPF, 46, 5'6", fall from the trees, will you fall ship, excitement and good GAY MALE mantic, classy and interesting West Indian SF, 29, H/W pro­ um build, active, spontaneous, N/S-Non Smoker green eyes, seeks warm com­ for me? DJPF, 48, enjoys aero­ seeks gentleman, 53-58, with seeking S/DWM, who seeks times. 03726 (exp10/12) Enjoy playing sports (tennis is panionship, with sincere, hon­ bics, movies, plays, and much portionate, good sense of N/D-Non Drinker medium build, full head of hair, numor, enjoys movies, taking the same, N/S, please. 03757 VERY HANDSOME my favorite). Seeking someone est independent male, 46+, more, seeks attractive, honest, C&W-Country and Western handsome, and hopefully, has walks, sightseeing, quiet even­ (exp9/28) ______DWM, 39, professional, fit, who likes to work out, have a who enjoys long walks, quiet romantic, attentive, intelligent a multitude of interests. O looks younger, 6 T , 175lbs, good time, under I50lbs. O LTR-Long Term Relationship evenings at home, dining out, man, 45-62, who knows how to ings, reading Seeking SM, CARAMEL COLORED 3794 (exp10/5) American or West Indian, 35­ blond hair. Seeking S/DWF, 3806 (expl 0/5)______G-Gay movies. 1T3843 (exoW/12) treat a lady. 03797 (exp 10/5) Precious as a pearl, very pret­ AMBOY AREA 45.03769 (exp9/28)______ty. educated, independent, cos­ 27-37, who’s slim and attrac­ Widowed WF, 60s, 5’2", petite PRETTY & FUN mopolitan, romantic, fit, world tive, for friendship, possible blonde, recently retired, NJ Slim, honest SWPF, enjoys travelled BPF seeks secure, relationship. Enjoys dining, HEADACHE SUFFERERS native, seeks very affectionate sports, travel, music, and good educated, sincere, fit WF*M, 34­ dancing, movies, theater, ro­ SM for fun, dancing, walking, conversation. Seeking caring 42. 03753 (exo9/28)______mance. 03250 (exp 10/5) HELP IS AVAILABLE!! YOUR gambling, much more. 03795 secure, N/S, SWPM, 48-55, GOOD TO GO INTELLECTUAL MALE afe ffective reatments ithout edication (explO/5) with similar interests. 03771 SWF, 40, looks younger, 5’t", DWJM, 165lbs, 5'9" seeks WF, S , E T W M BABY BLUES (exp9/28) 150lbs. cute, cuddly. Italian/ 40-50, Master's/Ph.D, who SWF, 5'3", 18, blond/blue, FUNNY GIRL Irish. Enjoys full moons, foggy likes psychology and symbiotic HO GIMMICKS AD CAN great shape, enjoys lots of fun Thin, blonde lady, young 50, nights, driving, walking, dining, LTR based on honesty, equali­ Limited to 10 Cases in the sun. Seeking possible SWF, looking for companion, adventures, holding hands, ty, reality, sanity and mutual relationship with SM, 18-23. 45-75, SWM. Make me laugh jokes, Coors Light, Parlia­ acceptance. IT 3551 (exp FREE Initial Exam 03789 (expl 0/5) and I will make you laugh twice ments. 03756 (exp9/28) 10/12)______TAKE A BREAK, ROMEO as much. Likes movies, dining, WANTED: HARRISON FORD PRETTY SWPM, 33 ($95.00 Value) BE HERE travel, relaxing times, and pets. SWF. 21, blonde/green, seek­ DWPF, 44, mother, intelligent, 5'10", 140lbs, long hair, bru­ ing SWM, 20-25. caring, sensi­ 03772 (exp9/28) energetic, sense ot humor. nette, classic interests, prefer tive, sense of humor, enjoys LOOKING FOR MR. RIGHT Seeks financially/emotionally chic lifestyle. Seeking sincere, 908-536-8700 romance but not overbearing, DWF, 40s, slim, petite, seeking secure male, 35-50, great open-minded SWF, 30s, slim, Dr. Keith 6. Schnappauf D.C., F.A.S.B.E. 1-800-660-4ADS and also has a little of the devil honest, caring man with a good sense of humor, active lifestyle. N/S, N/Drugs, for movies, _ '' , w in him (parties, spontaneity). heart for a serious relationship. (If Harrison isn’t available.) shopping, dining and quiet 345 Union Hill Rd., Manalapan 03791 (exp10/5)______03773 (exp9/28)______03758 (exp9/28)______evenings. 03881 (exp10/19)

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If you can write well, Elberon area. 1 block to COMMERCIAL have a good phone manner, ocean. 1 bedrm. garden juggle multiple tasks, work apartments. Includes heat, SAYREVILLE well in a fast pace parking, patio, air. Beautifully SHEFFIELD MEWS 017 Office & environment, have typing EMPLOYMENT 35-41 PETS/ANIMALS 65 AUTOMOTIVE 110-119 maintained. No pets. Appoint­ skills with a familiarity of ment only. Call 908-222-3677 Largest unit. 3 bdrms., 2Vfe Floor Space computers and word process­ bath, liv. rm., din. rm., garage. ing I will train you in my home OLD BRIDGE Very large eat in kit. Finished HAZLET/HOLMDEL- office Marketing Business. C om m ercial Advertisers Please Call For Rates COUNTRY LIVING APTS bsmt. 12 X 15 custom deck. Prof. office/condo for sale or Fax resume to: 908-972-3547 2 bedroom apts. avail. Heat, New funace/water heater. lease. 5 Rooms w/kitchen, air conditioning, hot water, Wood floors thruout. 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Call 908-462-1660 rms, 2 baths, din. room, lg. Classified Ads BAKER living room & kit. $1,500. mo. 025 Business PT/FT needed for cake/pastry incl. util. Call 908-787-5304 1-800-660-4-ADS work. Flexible shift hours Opportunities available. Call 908-723-0200 007 Houses for Sale ★ A BUSINESS ★ BUS DRIVER Use our handy Private Party C oupon. PiO Rentals that I started & own did $6 FT/PT. Flexible hours. Private FORECLOSED GOVERN­ million last year. Help me ex­ Van Service. Good pay + in­ to Share pand. P/T, F/T, domestically & Select the ad that best m eets your needs. MENT HOMES AND PROP­ centives. Serving Monmoutfr internationally. No investment. ERTIES! HUD, VA, RTC, county. Need CDL license. OLD BRIDGE - Female, non­ Company is 9 yrs old & is top 1 -800-Busy'Kid ETC. LISTINGS FOR YOUR smoker. 2 bedrms. Cat. Near □ F le a (Items under $75) One item per ad AREA. FINANCING AVAIL­ rated. Call Mike to hear & bus. $300./mo. 908-727-3257 leave message 908-389-7523 ABLE. CALL TOLL FREE! CARETAKERS 1 -800-436-6867 EXT. R-3526 □ BIG DEAL (Items over $75) WANTED: Professional male A UNIQUE BUSINE$$ - P/T, Perfect for retired or semi or female to locate and share F/T. No investment/risk. Own retired couple to maintain FREE FREE FREE 3 bedroom house with 2 pro­ hours. 908-928-6711, 24 hrs. country home for business Please include all spaces and punctuation. One character per box. fessional males in Plainsboro/ SELLING TIPS TO SELL CLEANING SERVICE - F©R couple. After 16 years ot ser­ Princeton/South Brunswick vice. our present couple is YOUR HOME YOURSELF area. Applicant must be easy SALE. VERY GOOD INCOME Call Bob Nemeth today at Call Ida 908-264-6266 retiring. Must be able to do going, like dogs and watch at repairs & maintenance of ERA Advantage Realtor least one hour of CNN per 908-536-2000 EARN $500.-$3,000. home. Driver’s license re­ week. Smoker? Us too. Target quired. FREE private 3 room FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP rent $400. each plus V& utili­ apartment. 5 day work week, ties, cable, etc. 908-846-0657, PER MONTH P/T paid vacation & holidays. Must BY OWNER 908-422-8216 Marketing revolutionary health have recent verifiable refer­ products. No experience nec­ ences. Call for appointment ANXIOUS TO SELL!! essary. Work from your home after 6pm at 609-259-3513 Name__ Mother-Daughter House 011 Mobile Homes Call toll free hotline recording 1-800-775-0712 ext. 3880 with complete separate Address. Earn extra income selling new entrance. Apartment attached HAZLET-Why Rent? New mo­ Use your to 4 bedroom, 2V6 bath clothing to friends & family. City_____ . State. bile homes. Financing. 15 & Colonial with oversized 2 car 2 0 year. 6 mo-1 yr. free rent No Capital Necessary VISA or garage. For appointment call Call: 908-888-9335 Zip---- Day Phone_ .Evening Phone. Call 908-409-3380 for details. 908-462-7869 Master Card VISA#. MONMOUTH JAMESBURG-Young 3 Bdrni. LIKE MLM? Ranch w/oversized eat-in JUNCTION to pay MC#_ kitch., full bath, full bsmnt., Hate Selling? Irg. prop., Priced at $129,900. SCHULT '72, 12’x65\ 2 bed­ No Inventory. No Meeting room. screened in porch, cen­ for your ad! Expiration date______ASK FOR LIZ Powerful pro-upline support. tral air., washer/dryer, fenced Free marketing materials! CAPITAL PROPERTY in yard, pets allowed- MUST 1-800-660-4-ADS. Ads are subject to approval. REALTY, RLTR. SELL. Asking $20,000 or best 24 hour recorded message 908-906-9400 offer. Call 908-274-1722 1-800-622-1283 4 6 SEPTEMBER 8, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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CASHIER LANDSCAPE COMPANY DEMONSTRATORS DELI HELP - Flexible hours seeks workers ft/pt. Experi­ RETAIL SALES TELEMARKETING MAINTENANCE Lawrence Brook Deli, South ence preferred. Salary nego­ CHRISTMAS AROUND Health food store. Freehold/ REAL ESTATE Loan Officers Wanted Cleaning, painting, landscap­ River. Call between 3 & 4. tiable. 908-721-8671 THE WORLD ing. Must have driver's Englishtown area. F/T, P/T. Be with #1....licensed sales Mortgage Company seeking 908-254-9177 Mr. Parmar KIDS BACK TO SCHOOL? license. Millstone/Howell area. PHOTOGRAPHER No experience necessary. people. Non competing man- Freehold area residents to NEED EXTRA CASH? Call 908-308-1750 LAWN CUTTERS Cashier, stock, general work. ager-confidentiality. We offer serve as Loan Officers. FREELANCE Days, evenings, weekends. Make your own hours. FREE CLEANER Full time. Must have license extensive sales training, es- Finance, banking or real MIDDLESEX/ Flexible hours. Call for ap­ caliating sales commission kit, training & supplies. and experience. Please call estate background preferred MAINTENANCE For offices in Hamilton MONMOUTH COUNTIES pointment. 908-308-0449 program, state of the art Call 1-800-628-0063 Square. $7.-$8. per hour. Call 908-308-1311 but not necessary. Permanent To do light outdoor cleanup News-Features-Sports equipment & marketing mate­ part time position, Monday for appointment 908-613-9053 Creative, Dependable RETAIL SALES rials. Call Arleene Scher, Mgr. DEMONSTRATORS work. Flexible AM hours. East LIMOUSINE DRIVER thru Thursday, 6-9pm, Brunswick area. Must be Must have darkroom High quality audio store needs Coldwell Banker Schlott Realtors Gifts by...HOUSE OF LLOYD/ preferred. CDL a Saturday, 9:30-3. $10.-$15. reliable. Call 908-321-0888 Experienced color transparency ex­ motivated achiever to sell 908-462-4242 EOE/M/F CHRISTMAS CLERICAL must. Call 908-651-8844 per hour. Contact Stu Lehrer, perience. Flexible quality home & car stereo 4-6pm, 908-431-5626 AROUND THE WORLD NEWSPAPER DELIVERY Indefinite assignment - view between 8am - 5pm hours-7 days. Send equipment. Excellent pay & SALES Multi-line home party plan. EARLY MORNING WORK films, light shipping. resume to: benefits. Call 908-780-6300 Work own hours. FREE kit & The Star Ledger has delivery Excellent environment Michael Guiliano SR. ACCOUNT MANAGER TELEPHONE LOCKSMITH Key position with leading training. Gerri 908-536-0905 positions available in your Greater Media Newspapers area. Earn $400. to $500. a DUNHILL TRAINEE/APPRENTICE 7 Edgeboro Road ROAD STAND graphics company for ambi­ ANSWERING Apply in person with valid tious Account Manager. Out­ month, plus cash incentives. A East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 HELP WANTED DRIVER reliable car is a must. Call: TEMPORARY SYSTEMS drivers' license with resume E.O.E. M/F standing opportunity for re- DAYS & EVENINGS avail­ 105 College Road East at: Asbury-Ms. Locksmithing Call 908-946-8885 sults-oriented achiever. Adver­ able. Typing skills & telephone Call 10am-8pm 908-566-0930 1-800-242-0850 Princeton, NJ 08540 1048 Livingston Ave. tising sales experience and experience required. Freehold RADIO ANNOUNCER DRIVER for messenger ser­ North Brunswick, N.J. knowledge of printing/graph­ area. Call 908-409-6896 Magic 98.3 WMGQ-FM is SALES vice. Must have own car. 908-828-0936 ics. Play an important role in NURSE’S AIDE 609-452-1222 seeking a full time announcer Work your own hours. Full Time/Part Time the growth of a new division 6:50am-3pm, 2:50pm-9pm & for overnight air shift. Mini­ TRUCK DRIVER 908-431-9112 MEDICAL SECRETARY Retail Optical Store of successful company. Base 2:50pm-11pm. State certified FAX 609-452-9222 mum 2 years commercial With 2 years experience for Freehold Raceway Mall plus commission. Delivery furniture. Metro for long term care. Differential radio/music format experience DRIVERS very busy group practice. No experience necessary P.O. Box 265 area, CDL required. Location for weekends. New applica­ & production skills. EOE. Ex­ Call 908-303-9555 East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 in East Brunswick. tions only being accepted: COUNTER HELP Must have strong dictaphone cellent benefits. Apply in per­ NOW HIRING & typing skills. Temp. - Perm. Call 201-437-7508 Holmdel Convalescent Center Pleasant speaking voice. son or call for application SALES PEOPLE SALES/ROUTE Go-4-lt X-Press Delivery, multi 188 Highway 34 Good customer relations, neat LEAFSTONE 908-2283-4888 form. Must submit audition For high volume automobile TRUCK DRIVERS restaurant delivery service Holmdel. NJ 07733 appearance. Apply at: tape. dealership in Freehold. Salary, needs 8 drivers. Excellent Asbury-Ms. Locksmithing $775. WEEKLY Full time & part time. Also NURSE’S AIDE high income potential, medical pay. Day, evening, weekend 1048 Livingston Ave. other drivers with own 6:50am-3pm, 2:50pm-9pm & WMGQ plan, demo plan available. (no experience necessary) vehicles. Good pay, steady hours. Must use own car. Also North Brunswick, N.J. Call 908-462-1324 Anchor Food is BIG!. We 2:50pm-11pm. State certified 78 Veronica Avenue work. Call between 10am & 3 phone order takers. 15-25 908-828-3590. Bring resume Ask for Bob need 3 people now. We wear for long term care. Differential Somerset, NJ 12 noon only. 908-446-9182 hours per week. Evening and blue jeans & sneakers to work weekend hours. Call PHOTOGRAPHER COUNTER PERSON for weekends. New applica­ 908-249-2600 tions only being accepted. every day. 908-536-1212 FREELANCE FULL TIME/PART TIME Holmdel Convalescent Center • Cash Daily 036 Help Wanted For busy bagel shop in 188 Highway 34 Classified Works! • Vehicle Available Part Time DRIVING INSTRUCTOR Middlesex-Monmouth Sayreville. Must be able to Holmdel. NJ 07733 • Management Opportunity Will train. Must be over 25. Counties work early morning hours. • 6 Weeks Vacation Freehold area resident pre­ news-features-sports NURSES ADVERTISERS Apply in person: & READERS ferred. Call 908-431-5313 Creative, dependable 908-938-2889 It is the policy of this newspaper Flexible hours MANHATTAN BAGEL CHHA’S REPORTER that all help wanted advertisements Send resume to: CASH FOR will begin with a lob title. FLORAL ASSISTANT 881 Main Street Monday-Friday, 8am-1pm The Sentinel/Subur­ Mr. Tamburello Michael Guiliano Call 1-800-660-4 ADS 3-5 days, flexible, some week­ Sayreville, 908-525-0696 for patient recuperating ban Newspapers is Greater Media Newspapers YOUR OPINION ends. Must be outgoing. Call from surgery. seeking a reporter to ATTENDANT GAS STATION 7 Edgeboro Road Hope 908-536-7300 COUNTER PERSON cover a municipal Market Research SECRETARY F/T - P/T, Manalapan Mobil, East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 BAYADA NURSES beat. 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No experience and People to Supervise minded person for interior Aberdeen N.J. 07747 dren in woodworking, sports, For information call regarding Research necessary. Apply in person. Children in our Play Structure. decorating. Training. Part/full science and creative or dra­ Frances Kosa GARDEN MANOR People who enjoy working time. Call 908-946-8896 & Development of matic arts. Degree preferred. Managing Editor. 50 Route 35 North with children a must! OFFICE ASSISTANT SECRETARY $10./hour up. EOE. DELI/RESTAURANT 908-254-7000 Ext. 228 NEW PRODUCTS Aberdeen Different shifts available. & For small busy contracting of­ Send resume to P. Greggo ENTRY LEVEL E.O.E. M/F Especially weekdays. ASSISTANT Call Miss Clark fice. Responsibilities include 908-438-1212 ask for Helene P.O. Box 701 ALL POSITIONS BUS DRIVER Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852 FOR telephone, typing, filing, data 1#AGEL N MORE F/T & P/T - entry & other general office CLASSIFIED 908-251-9000 Pre-school van. Bus driver li­ Cashier, grill person, counter work. Must be familiar with cense required. Will train. Ex­ KENNEL HELP RECEPTIONIST people & more. Route 18, DEPARTMENT WordPerfect. Lotus 1-2-3 a cellent opportunity for parent Flexible hours. Will train. Busy Chiropractic office seek­ East Brunswick location. Our Classified De­ plus. Hours 8-4:30. Call with pre-schooler. Call Perfect for mother with school REPORTERS ing energetic flexible person. 908-721-7250 partment seeks a take DELIVERY 908-521-3195 908-431-0718 children or teenagers. Call Phone skills, typing & com­ charge person who is Bayshore and Inde­ 908-792-1282 DENTAL ASSISTANT-RDA organized, precise pendent weekly news­ DRIVERS CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT/ puter required. Monday, Tues­ needed for Somerset General and detail oriented. papers seek reliable SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST day, Wednesday & Friday 9-2. Call 908-536-8700 office. Call 908-873-2663 We need a good freelance writers to Steno & 2 years experience. Busy Sayreville office seeks LIMO DRIVERS cover local govern­ NEEDED energetic, neat appearing communicator who Knowledge of MS Word & Responsible with clean driv­ can handle customer ment, school boards IMMEDIATELY Excel desired. East Brun­ people person. Permanent DRIVER and people. Send re­ front desk position. Clerical er’s license. Live in or near BUY IT service calls as well. must have a clean record. swick. Call 908-545-1414 North Brunswick. Must have The candidate must sume and clips to: skills helpful. Willing to train. SCHOOL VAN Greater Media Newspapers Salary open. Hours are Mon­ excellent driving, map & SELL IT be a conscientious Please apply in person customer relation skills. CDL license required. Middle­ self-starter who The Independent SECRETARY day, Wednesday, Friday, 2:30-8pm. Call 908-238-8380 Call Rich 908-220-0770 FIND IT town area. Call 908-739-9300 thrives in a fast paced 7 Edgeboro Road Interviews on the spot East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 Work 30 hours per week in for more information. and diversified envi­ community mental health out­ CLASSIFIED DRIVING OPPORTUNITY ronment. Must be Att: Howard Altschiller K a s f l e EOE M/F patient office. Responsibilities CIRCULATION We are looking for exceptional able to work with include typing, filing, phone people to transport precious deadlines and organ­ K r e a f i o n s coverage & general office du­ SERVICE REP cargo. Must enjoy working ize time. Knowledge ties. WordPerfect experience RACEWAY with children, have clean driv­ of Word Perfect and 657 Line Road. Matawan. NJ The Star-Ledger has immedi­ M AILR00M Classified Works! necessary. Some evening ate part time openings for ing record, medical checkup Lotus a MUST. This is 908-5664560 hours required. Freehold loca­ PARK and background investigation . a great entry level po­ early risers! $115. starting sal­ tion. 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Holmdel Counterwork NEWSPAPERS Good communications skills, area. 908-255-0240 train the right person. Ages from 14 years & up HEAD TEACHER/DIRECTOR Classified Dept. INN CROWD ability to oversee contractors Please apply at: Good also for Senior Citizens Greater Jersey Press Community nursery school/ 7 Edgeboro Road & interface with residents. CLERICAL/SALES Call Kim between East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Must have a valid NJ driver’s 10 Connerty Court after school program. Teach­ 2 days, 10 hours a week. Flex E.O.E. M/F license & vehicle. Salary East Brunswick, N.J. noon & 8 PM at ing certificate & experience re­ hours. Filing & administrative 908-254-7004 quired. Varied teacher & ad­ NEW INN OPENING based on experience. Send resume to: duties. Call 908-591-2299 and for directions only 908-542-7213 ministrative responsibilities. leave a message. E.O.E. M/F Hours 8:30-3pm. 609-448-1854 Amherst Management, Inc. Now you can join the growing team at Red Roof 4 Ethel Rd., Suite 403B Edison, NJ 08817 CLERK/DRIVER INSTALLER OFFICE HELP Inns, the country’s #1 leader in economy lodging with over 200 Inns in 30 states! Currently, we have Freehold area. Call Woods for growing company. Must CIRCULATION TEACHER Pharmacy. Call 908-462-0668 excellent opportunities at our new Inn in Tinton MESSENGER know: car alarms, enclosures, Director/Nursery School car stereos. Excellent pay & DEPARTMENT Falls, New Jersey for self-starters who are service- benefits. 908-780-6300 Teacher needed for Judaic COUNTER HELP minded and detail-oriented. Nursery program. Certification Busy circulation de­ Kate’s Kitchen, Rt. 33, Part Time - 4 Hours Per Day partment needs a ver­ required. Please send resume Manalapan. 10:30am-3:30pm, LABORER to: Freehold Jewish Center satile person to an­ Full & Part-Time Monday-Friday. 908-446-5001 Monday, Thursday & Friday Broad Stokes Street Tree service covering swer phones and to & Freehold, N.J. 07728 Monmouth/Middlesex County organize and keep ac­ Housekeeping Night Auditors Must be dependable with Att: Nursery Program COUNTER HELP looking for ground person. Will curate records. Full train. Must be dependable & time. Good benefits Night Laundry Maintenance Mature well groomed depend­ reliable transportation. have driver's license. Call package. TEACHER able person to work in a very 908-431-0244 Call 908-254-1755 Front Desk Guest Service Reps pleasant environment Between 11am-3pm. The Goddard School at Day­ Monday-Friday 7am-12noon. CALL SARA Ask for Lynn You’ll enjoy competitive salary, company benefits ton is seeking an infant/tod­ Will train. Please call: LABORERS E.O.E M/F dler car giver. Experience with and a pleasant work environment. Eli’s Hot Bagels before noon 20 openings in the Edison this age group. Degree & cer­ 908-566-4523 area for general laborers. Off-Site Interviewing tification in early childhoood 5 openings in Dayton & education. Please send re­ 908-254-7000 Edison for experienced forklift Use your VISA See Us In Person sume to: The Goddard School COUNTER HELP operators. Thurs. & Fri., Sept. 8 & 9 from 399 Ridge Road Part time weekdays, fast or MASTERCARD Dayton, N.J. 08810 r r t i , 8am-4pm at The Sunrise Suites, paced bagel store in Manala­ ext. 236 WESTERN to pay for your or Fax to: 908-274-1273 pan. Must be neat & depend­ 3 Centre Plaza (@Hope Rd.), able. Call between 9-5 Classified Ads .roof STAFF SERVICES Tinton Falls. TELEMARKETER 908-972-3566 Greater Media Newspapers 908-238-4700 1-800-660-4-ADS uuis OLD BRIDGE AREA-To work DANCERS Male/Female EOE, M/F/H/V |® E q u a l O p p o r tu n ity E m p lo y e r from home, part time. Experi­ Exotic dancers for bachelor & ence a must. 908-671-8638 other parties. 908-493-3373 E.O.E. THE INDEPENDENT, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 4 7 * 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 037 Babysitting 037a Child Care 042 Antiques 046 Firewood 047 Furniture 047 Furniture Part Time Part Time Child Care Wanted

RECREATION STAFF EAST BRUNSWICK FIREWOOD- Hardwood split, DINETTE SET OAK - $125. WATERBED-King size weight­ ALLENTOWN GOING OUT delivered, dumped. Colonial sofa and oversized ed headboard & capt. pedes­ TELEMARKETERS Care for 4 month old in my South Brunswick Community Exp. mon will come to your 908-446-3196 arm chair. $100. Good cond. tal w/8 drawers. New mat­ Ed needs staff for before and/ Aggressive self motivated indi­ home. References required. home. References available. OF BUSINESS Call 908-297-2004 tress. $400. 908-866-0750 vidual needed to make phone Call 908-651-8982 FIREWOOD-HARDWOOD un­ or after school recreation Call 609-259-2608 programs for K-2 & 3-6 chil­ calls from Matawan office. China Closets, Jewelry Cases, seasoned, $100./cord. All dren. Experience working with Flexible evening hours. Start CARE FOR KIDS - Day Care EAST BRUNSWICK- My Washstands, Cut Glass/ split. Call 908-928-0982 DINING ROOM Pressed Glass, Jewelry. 048 General children in groups necessary. immediately. 908-583-6964 referrals. State certified, pre home, Monday-Friday, some Bernhardt formal din. rm. 11 OTHER MISC. ITEMS Experience in sports, arts, school programs offered. overnights. 908-651-8847 pieces, 2 leaves, pads. Never Merchandise Irene’s Antiques ’n Things crafts, science or computers No fee 908-446-8027 SUMMER SALE used. 3 yrs. old. Paid $8,500. TELEMARKETING FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP 60 N. Main St. AUTO ALARM-Prestige, shock helpful. Minimum $7.74/hour CHILD CARE in your home by SPLIT HARDWOODS asking $4,500. 908-536-6499 for generalists & $10./hour for Let’s stop fooling around, peo­ P/T child care in my home. Milltown, 908-846-8181 sensor, 2 remote kill switches. mature minded young adult. $105./cord. 908-723-0543 specialists. Minority and male ple take part time jobs for 1 Monday-Thursday afternoons DINING ROOM $50. 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Call Large table, 6 cushioned Scot 908-972-6000 ext. 2006 • TVs & VCRs • Glassware 908-888-7560 chairs & hutch. Good condi­ ALL POSTIONS AVAILABLE EAST BRUNSWICK-pt/ft • Office Equipment • Books KULL OR PART TIME babysitting. M-F 8-6. Toddlers tion. $400. Call 908-780-9864 TELEPHONE CALLERS MANALAPAN Person needed Find That One of a Kind Gift for the BED-Brass. Queen, complete • Sporting Goods FLEXIBLE HOURS plus. CPR cert. 908-613-5355 w/Ortho mattress set. Unused, • Party Paper Goods DAY & NIGHT To recruit volunteers for in early AM to care for 3 Discriminating Person DINING ROOM SET FREEHOLD/HOWELL AREA- school aged girls in my home. in box. Cost $1,000. Sell APPLY IN PERSON American Heart Association New Jersey’s Leading Multi Dealer 5 pieces with glass table. Responsible teen w/exp. will Call 908-446-2797 $325. Call 908-9 > 2067 RT. 516, OLD BRIDGE In friendly smoke-free Free­ Resource For Fine Antiques $600. Call 908-257-8381 NEW & USED babysit your child weekends hold office. 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Off-white a striped silk fabric. $250. Call CANNING JARS-25 cents 908-495-3525 For synagogue program on Call 908-446-5832 NORTH BRUNS WICK-my w/walnut trim. Asking $400. 908-536-9745 each-halves, pints, quarts. Sunday evenings in Manala­ home, 3 days per wk. 2pm- FREEZER-Upright, Magic Call 908-679-1898 WALL MIRROR-42 x 58-$30. SALES MANALAPAN ENTERTAINMENT Center-2 pan. Fifth & sixth graders. 7pm, 9 mo. old. Non smoker. Chef, 20.3 cu. ft. Brand new DINETTE-3 pcs.-$25. Call Get paid for losing weight & Morning & After School Care pee. $150. Toilet, vanity, light Some knowledge of Jewish Refs required. 908-297-2447 condition. Asking $300. BEDROOM SET-cherry wood, 908-821-7860 feeling great! We've lost 90 by certiified child care pro­ fixture, sink, blue. $100. programming is required. Call after 7 pm. 908-706-1049 Queen size. 2 dressers, 1 plus lbs. & made over $7,000. Call 908-613-4708 vider. Call 908-792-0257 PERRINEVILLE- After school nightstand, headboard, foot­ 908-257-6127 CAR STEREO-8" Bazooka Ground floor opportunity. Call for well behaved 10 year old RANGE/OVEN-ELECTRIC (Leave a message) MANALAPAN-Loving mother board, box spring & mattress. ENTERTAINMENT Center Tubes, Kenwood amp, 2 Pio­ Chris or Joe 908-303-8842 in my home. Must drive. Ideal Touch & cook, fully program- $950. PATIO SET-octagonal. neer speakers. MUST SELL! of 2 will care for your child in for seniors. 609-443-0821 able, self-cleaning. White All wood w/glass cabinet, ster­ her home. Full or part time. Lt. gray. 4 chairs w/cushions Best offer. Call 908-846-6306 SALES- Flex hours. People 036a Employment glass top, viewing door, 3 & umbrella. Exc. cond. $650. eo, bar, turntable. A MUST needed to sell & demonstrate Call 908-446-6899 burners. Good condition. SEE! Call 908-238-0177 Services 038 Cleaning Help ROCKER-Colonial wood. $50. CONTENTS SALE DISCOVERY TOYS MARLBORO MOM 908-747-0828 Call 908-846-4431 FUTONS Mattress only. Natural & Liv rm., din. rm., kitchen, re­ will babysit for your child in Wanted REFRIGERATOR & Washing BEDROOM SET-King size, 7 908-821-1212 ATTENTION machine-GE-BOTH GOOD black. $40. each. Call frigerator, window a/c & misc. READERS her home, preferably. Call pc., solid pine mahogany. CONDITION. Best offers. Call 908-821-5663 Best offers. 908-846-2705 Ads under this classification are not 908-972-6253 EAST BRUNSWICK Early American style & all ac­ STOCK offers of employment. Often these 908-591-9372 advertisors offer a service for a fee. MORGANVILLE Part time - 8 to 10 hours cessories. Must see. Mint con­ HEADBOARD- Includes foot­ DINING ROOM-Excellent con­ TOWELS, APPAREL tt you place a call to a “900" number dition . $ 1 ,000. f irm . Comfortably Cozy, Colorfully per week, to cook, clean and board & frame. Solid oak w/ dition. PINBALL MACHINE-* you will automatically be billed a fee, REFRIGERATOR 908-431-9463 mirrored back & light. Excel­ AND ASSOCIATES which varies. Cheerful, Creatively Challeng­ other light household choirs. Arcade size. Best offer. Call ing, Calm & Caring Child Care Non-smoker. Call evenings 17 cu. ft. Whirlpool, almond, lent condition. $375. 908-577-6932 Treated Like Family BEDROOM SET-White, 908-462-6014 ASSEMBLERS: Excellent by Mom/eariy intervention & 908-254-3235 no fingerprint door with ice French Provincial, 2 dressers, income to assemble products childhood teacher of 11 years. or leave message. maker, $300. Also MICRO- 2 night stands, corner desk & DRAFTING TABLE Bradlees Has It All at home. Info 1-504-646-1700 Avail. 24 hrs./7 days. Pre­ WA VE . $ 1 00. Call chair. $200. Call after 4pm KITCHEN SET 42”, chair, lamp, tray organiz­ Dept. NJ-3812 interviewed, drop-ins wel­ MARLBORO-DAY WORKER 908-290-8348 after 2 pm Convenient scheduling. Com­ Own car. REFERENCES A 908-946-9462 White w/btack trim. 42" round er w/paretlel rule. $200. comed too! Call 908-591-1829 908-721-5158 petitive salaries, and em­ HOME TYPISTS-PC users needed MUST! Call 908-536-8045 BEDROOM SETS-(1) Teen- formica table w/4 matching NANNIES AVAILABLE REFRIGERATOR ployee discounts. That’s $35,000. potential. Details. Campaign style, 5 pcs. w/ chairs. Exc. cond. Best offer. Live-in, Live-out or Temp Bradlees...a $2 billion retailing 1-805-962-8000 Ext B-2111 Dorm sized. Like new. $50. trundle bed, very good cond. 908-972-3380 DRINK ’N SHRINK Call 908-247-0707 leader that’s family-oriented, Call 908-431-1548 $300. (1) Teen-girls, white, 5 SNOOZE 'N LOSE Selective Nanny & Companion 039a Care Wanted LIVING ROOM, dining room, technology driven, and ready pcs. w/mirror & bed. Good kitchen, sleeper, swivel rocker Feel Great, Lose Weight! Call to put you in a friendly, great 214 Rt. 18, E.B., N.J. REFRIGERATOR-GE 2 dr., POSTAL JOBS cond. $200. 908-536-3273 & misc. tables. 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Very clean. headboard. $225. or best SALES Lots of fun. 908-679-1384 BEDROOM-BOYS offer. Rain lamp. $35. Call Manalapan Location Use your flair for fashion rep­ 040 Situations Can deliver. 908-225-5272 EQUALIZER 908-297-5495 resenting nationwide fashion PARLIN- Loving mom & pre­ Black Formica w/racing car "Early Morning Stock Wanted Kenwood. Brand New. Graph­ jewelry company. Work from school teacher, healthy & nu­ bed. Also SOFA & LOVE­ 5:00 AM MOVING MUST SELL ic w/amplifier. 9 band fre­ home & earn $500.-$600. tritious meals, activities, in my 044 Computers SEAT, grey flannel. Leather home. Age 1 -4. 908-727-0944 AIDE seeks live in/out posi­ DESIGNER FURNITURE quency. $150. 908-615-2355 Please stop by our Customer monthly for 2 evenings a like SOFA & DAYBED. Lucite tion. Excellent references. bar w/2 stools. Exc. cond. Service Desk for an employ­ week. 1-800-272-1741 SAYREVILLE Child Care Excellent condition! Priced to Own car. 908-566-0042 908-780-9482 FLAGS ment application at: Snacks & activites, fenced CD-ROM JUKEBOX-6 CDs, sell! Bedroom-White formica US, Foreign, Holiday, State, UTILITY COMPANY JOBS yard. Close to Rts. 9, 34, 35 for PC compatible computer, complete set. Living room Sports, etc. We Ship Anywhere. used tor 5 months. $750 w/ BOSTON TEA TABLE-From couch, coffee table, and glass $8.25-$15.75 per hour this & Pkwy. Call 908-727-3720 041 Resumes the Bombay Co. Full mattress Call Missing Link Fence area. Men & women needed. controller. Call after 6 pm, cabinet. Family room- 908-920-1234 BRADLEES Typing 908-251-6927 set-Serta perfect sleeper. Of­ Motorized mirrored entertain­ No experience necessary. For UNION BEACH fice desk & Credenza set. Call information call ment unit. Call 908-679-0397 HOT TUB/SPA-NEW $1,995. Rt. 9 & Craig Road COMMODORE 128-Color 908-940-1368 1-219-736-4715 ext. U-2647 Loving Mom of 3 yr. old will 6 person w/cover. Curb del. monitor, lots of games, printer, MOVING MUST SELL 9am-9pm, 7 days. provide fun & a learning envi­ ABC TYPING BRASS BED-Solid brass, w/ Open 7 days. 908-363-2952 ronment. Close to GSP, Rts. fax modem. Best offer. Call LIVING ROOM LETTERS & MORE!! footboard. Double dresser w/ 35 & 36. Call 908-264-4877 609-860-4730 mirror-AMERlCAN DREW- Neutral sectional, chairs & HOT WATER HEATER- REASONABLE RATES mirrored tables. 2 BEDROOM OIL. Excellent condition. Will BRADLEES 037 Babysitting Temp Work. 908-536-3495 MAC SE/30 Mahogany. $1,400. for both or With full page monitor, ex­ will sell separately. Call SETS (complete) Contempo­ sell $74. Please call Growth At Bradlees... Child Care ALL American Typing tended keyboard, modem & 908-294-0345 rary. 1 queen & 1 king size. 908-536-9757 EF AU PAIR many extras. $800. or best Must see to appreciate, no It’s A Chain Reaction Speedy Service & Inexpensive JEWELRY A FUN Filled Nursery School offer. Excellent condition. COAT-Mink & Leather reasonable offers refused. EOE. M/F/D/V European Live-in Call 908-521-2235 Full length. Size 12 908-972-8396 '/< ct. Diamond heart charm. Wonderland Pre School-Howell Must sell. 908-821-1434 Asking $90. Call after 5:00 6:30am-7pm. Breakfast/Lunch/ $400. Excellent condition SILVERT’S FURNITURE TEACHER child care 15 FREE RESUMES WORD PROCESSOR Call 908-254-7043 pm. 908-251-5685 Wonderland Mini-Meal + Snacks We want your Bedroom & ASSISTANT TEACHER Birth-6 Years. 908-364-6211 Thoroughly screened, legal w/first order. Written/typeset, Smith Corona. Deluxe model. Visas, 1st aid trained, laser printed. RUSH Service. COUCH & LOVE SEAT - Dining Room business. We'll KITCHEN CABINETS Pre-school. Certification pre­ Dictionary, other enhance­ New. Imported Italian kid Beat & Meet in & out of state ABERDEEN-Quality Care dedicated to your child care Write For You....908-446-8012 ments, includes manual. Hard­ Contemporary, grey/white lam­ ferred. Art or music back­ needs. Average $176Jweek. leather. Almond. Orig. $3,500. quotes. 908-462-4500 inate 4 yrs. young. Call ground helpful. Call For your child. Meals. Flex, ly used. $200. 908-780-9787 Asking $1,500. or best offer. Our 65th Year For more information call 908-238-8191 908-431-0718 hours, TLC. 908-583-1496 Call 908-821-5663 Carol O'Hara SOFA- TAN, LOVESEAT, 2 END TABLES and COFFEE LAWN FURNITURE-Redwood 908-706-9423 045 Clothing 2 chaises & 2 chairs-$60. all. COUCH TABLE. $335. VERY GOOD KITCHEN SET-42" Rd table, Trish Doskoczynski ■Oil CONDITION. 908-422-4775 3 piece sectional, cream col­ CLOTHING-Ladies size 4-8. glass top w/4 chairs-$150. 908-308-1277 MERCHANDISE ored Contemporary. Very TELEMARKETING Suits & casual. $75. for all or SOFA-MODERN sectional in­ DINING ROOM SET-ltalian good condition. MUST SELL! cludes circular comer piece. Michele Chazen will sell separately. Call Provincial-oval table w/6 Great opportunity for $300. Call 908-780-4121 Taupe. $200., good condition. chairs-$300. BATHROOM-,, 908-566-8937 609-466-4513 Call 609-655-9562 Kohler toilet & sink-country enthusiastic, wall-spoken Gov’t, designated non-profit 042 Antiques COUCH-T raditional JACKET-FRINGE LEATHER. gray-$60.pr. 100 TECO man & woman setting Like new, ladies small. $55. Beige. Excellent condition. WALL UNIT HANGERS-$50. CRIB-free. ALL OLD ORIENTAL RUGS & Call & leave message $100. Call 908-254-7043 Call 908-747-5773 appointments from our 037a Child Care Paisley shawls. Any size or 908-846-1203 Glass shelves, navy & brass, cond. 1-800-221-5119 CASH DAY BED-White iron & brass. w/storage, perf. cond., asking LAWN MOWER-Craftsman Old Bridge office. Wanted MINK COAT-BLACK RANCH. Complete w/2 Ortho mat­ $350. Bedrm. mirror, gold leaf, 3.5 hp, 20", gas. $100. Perfect for a size 7 or 9. Orig­ tresses & pop-up trundle. Un­ asking $100. 908-566-8221 Weedwacker-electric. $50. Hours 9-1 or 5-9. Exparianca ANTIQUES inally $2,500., asking $500. used in box. Cost $800. Sell Leaf Blower-Toro. $50. ABERDEEN Top prices paid for: Antique Call 908-721-7208 $325. Call 908-906-2067 Call 908-821-5663 prafarrad or will train, furniture, oriental rugs, paint­ WATERBED Babysitter wanted in my ings, jewelry & silver. We pur­ WEDDING GOWN Dark wood w/ mirror, book­ flsk for Karen Strathmore home. Monday, MICROWAVE chase entire contents of es­ w/Cathedral veil from Klein- DESK case on top & drawers on bot­ Wednesday & Thursday, 8am- tates. Will come to your home. f elds in N.Y. $200. 40”, medium oak, Broyhill. 4 tom. Kingsize. Exc. cond. & 2 level microwave cart. 6pm. 908-583-8478 1-800-872-0157 Call 908-888-0736 908-249-6428 drawers. $100. 908-721-5158 $250. 908-536-8513 $100. Call 908-521-1444 4 8 SEPTEMBER 8, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT 048 General 048 General 048 General 048 General 049 Merchandise 051 Sporting 060 Garage Sales 060 Garage Sales Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Wanted Equipment MOVING-Grey lacquer enter­ SWIMMING POOL AVOID Garage Sale Hassles. BICYCLES - MENS (2) HOWELL - 58 Bernard Drive MOVING SALE tainment ctr., bleachwood POOL Marilyn buys knick knacks, 27" 12 SPEED RACERS (off New Friendship Rd.) PARLIN bdrm. set, chrome & glass ta­ 5,000 gallon. Free. You disas­ fum., antiques. 908-257-9107 Raleigh Technium & Raleigh Fri. & Sat. 9/9 & 10, 8-4 7 Sherwood Rd. (off Washing­ bles, Kirby vacuum w/attach- ABOVE GROUND-24’ round semble. Call 908-671-8638 Supersport. $175. each. BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR EVERYTHING PLUS ton Ave.) SAt. 9/10, 9-3. Chil­ ments, grey area rug. Winter with V* hp filter. You remove. Call 908-723-0193 SALE! We Buy & Sell THE BATHROOM SINK drens toys, clothing & misc. $150. GE 5,200 BTUs $50. coats, clothes, prom dresses. $300. Call 908-294-9544 SWIMMING POOL-24’ Round. Top the line. “Extruded" 24 Broad St Keyport MANALAPAN Most items like new. Days of PARLIN-129 Kendall Dr. Sat. REFRIGERATOR-21 cu. ft. Aluminum wall (Not Rolled). 3 Lil 908-264-0777 or 264-8615 EXERCISE BIKE 201-744-01 14 Evenings 9/10, 9-2. Apple Software, Marble coffee table $300. GE, white. $200. KITCHEN pc. fan deck, full 18" walk 908-290-7343 CASH FOR BOOKS Recumbent Cycle -Mode 1- 2 FAMILIES brass bed. Camping back­ Boy’s bedrm. set, co TABLE-36” sq., white formica. around, 3 yrs. old. $2,700. PRECORE. $200. or best 18 Merion Dr. (Rt. 9 to Gor­ packs. Rain date. 9/17. $250. 908-727-3164 OLD BRIDGE $100. Call days 908-238-5699 Call 908-521-0638 Old Magazines 908-536-0850 offer. Call 908-566-2582 evenings 908-780-3430 dons Cor. Rd. 1st. left) Sept. PARLIN-31 Fielek Terrace (off TRANSCRIBER MACHINE- CASH for USED CAMERAS 9 & 10, 9-4. Freezer, kit. set, Ernston R d .) Fri. & Sat. 9/9 8» MOVING SALE Micro cas. recorder. Panaso­ & all photo equip. New or old. MOVING SALE RUGS-Beautiful Kashans 6 x GOLF CLUBS twin beds, fur coat, waterbed 9/10, 9-3. RAIN OR SHINE. Glenwood Apts. Console 31" nic. Like new. $70. Call 1 pc. or whole studio. No Po­ Bdrm., liv. rm., exercise bike, 9, ass’t colors, $850 each. Left handed. New custom matt., household items, etc. BARGAINS GALORE!!! TV, Oak dining rm. w/smoke 908-780-1839 laroid or movie. 908-442-6141 antiques, pictures, dishes. Also Bokhara 8 x 11, red, built, graphite. Driver & new glass, living rm.,w/ 3 tbls. & 2 $900. or best offer. Brought PARLIN-La Mer (off Ernston Misc. collectibles, wine TREE-artificial ficus triple Zebra putter. Also graphite MANALAPAN lamps, micro wave, toaster home from Pakistan. Call Rd.) Saturday 9/10, 9am-? cheese racks. 609-655-3595 bark. Basket also, comes w/ CAST IRON chipper iron & Wilson, nylon oven, curtains and much 908-721-2798 lightweight golf bag. Call 3 Winthrop Dr. (off OLd MULTI FAMILY more. Call week-days after light-$125. best offer. TAN Toys, Banks & Door Stops 908-521-2219 Queens Blvd.) Sat. 9/10 to NEW ITEMS MOVING SALE 6pm 908-679-1735 SCOOTER & HOIST WEDGE UNIT furniture part- WANTED FOR CASH Sun. 9/18. 9-5 daily. Moving- asking $250. CaU relay Call 908-679-6031 GOLF CLUBS-Titleless DTR Huge variety of items Bedroom, liv. rm., din. rm, kil Electric, for car or van. Both 1-800-852-7897 to get SAYREVILLE CHILDREN S CLOTHES Irons, 3-9 PW & SW. Wilson Everything MUST go! Reason PATIO SETS like new. Call 908-972-9685 908-409-0955 staff pers. wds. 1,3,5. In­ MANALAPAN able prices. 908-251-4173 & EQUIPMENT. Sugar Bear cludes Wilson pro bag. All 2 FAMILIES MOLLA-Beige, table, 4 chairs, SCOOTER-Motorized, for HUGE MULTI-FAMILY 2 chaises. $250. PIPELINE- Wear - Consignment Shop brand new. Call 908-297-4437 handicapp? Under 1 yr. old TRUNK 908-525-8815 Barrister Lane (off Symmes 26 & 28 Creamer Dr. (off Mini­ MOVING SALE Yellow & white, large table w/ w/battery cnarger. Brand new ROAD BIKE Rd.) Sat. & Sun. 9/10 & 11, sink Ave.) Sat., Sept. 10, 9-4. umbrella, 4 chairs, 2 chaises (steamer) wood, beautifully re­ condition. $1,300. or best furbished. $50. 908-583-7637 COMPACT DISCS Cannondale R800, 53cm. 1 9-4. LOTS OF BARGAINS! Antiques, household, misc., w/ottomans & 3 end tables. offer. Call 908-390-5418 year old w/Shamino Ultegra, bikes & clothes. MANALAPAN $375. Call after 4pm VENDING MACHINES (4) WE BUY, SELL & TRADE $750. Call 908-409-7270 908-946-9462 SNOW BLOWER-Sunbeam, THE RECORD SETTER SAYREVILLE-8 Tiger Lilly Ct. Candy & Snack with Micro­ MOVING SALE (Park Village) Sat. 9/10, 9-3. PICTURE FRAMING electric-$15Q. Lawn mower- wave oven. Brand new. Best 908-257-3888/1 -800-475-DISC self propelled. $125. Vacuum- offer. Call 908-727-0067 Classified Works! 18 Annapolis Dr. (off Old FRAMES, $4 & UP. CONSIGNMENT SHOP dinette, more. 908-821-1609 Hoover- $25. Wheelchair-$50. Queens Blvd.) Sat. 9/10, 9-4. 2 FAMILIES CUSTOM MATS, $2, - $5. Stroller-Graco $25. Skis-Killy GENTLY USED FURNITURE Rain date Sun. 9/11. House­ CALL 908-303-0872 WANTED for RESALE MOVING SALE-Living & bed­ Rider 150~$30. Lawn mower hold items, clothes etc. room sets. Mountain bike, Ei $75. Kerosene heater-Sears. 048a Gifts & Crafts Also SELLING new furniture 062 Rea Markets ctr., table, garden tools $35. Mailbox -$ 3. Call Fully Furnished 908-214-1414 MANALAPAN-10 Woodward Bazaars more. Call 908-828-4475 CALL CLASSIFIED! 908-721-7066 Rd. (Off Rt. 33 West) Sat. & COOKIE BASKETS CONSIGNMENT Sun. 9/10 & 11, 10-? Stroller, INDOOR FLEA MARKET high chair, toys, clothes. Gourmet and fresh. Made to garaI e^alesmctons Sat. 9/10, 9-3. Christ Church V e n d o r s order for any occasion. SHOP M ANALAP AN-105 Rumford Main St. South Amboy G r a n d 908-721-2075 We want gently worn clothing, Way (Rt. 9 to Craig Rd. to Century Way. 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Call 908-525-9286 Jewelry, etc. gage, clothing, linens, bed, ta­ Lane) Sat. 9/10, 8am-3pm. Created in Oils 1 WANT YOUR USED TOYS bles, chairs & MORE. MUSIC LESSONS IN YOUR & HALLOWEEN COSTUMES! Over 40 yrs. old, OLD BRIDGE ENGLISHTOWN COMMONS HOME - Piano, guitar & bass orWatercolors Call 908-316-0011 ANY QUANTITY... 2 FAMILIES Teacher W/National credit STROLLER-Perego. Double COMPLETE ESTATES MULTI FAMILY Call 908-785-1138 • Birthdays stroller & Perego umbrella PURCHASED 5 & 6 Arvin Rd. (near St. Tho­ stroller, 2 swings, highchair, 3 Carriage Lane (off Lasatta mas Church Rt. 18) Sat. & ORGAN/PIANO • Anniversaries gates, playpen, car seat & in­ Col. Bob Randolph Auctioneer Ave.) Sat. September 10, 9-4. Sun. 9/10 & 11, 10-5. fant seat. Travel tender & Call any time OLD BRIDGE KEYBOARD • All Special other misc. items. All in good FREEHOLD TWP. to very good condition. 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Furn., Singer sewing town Rd) Sat & Sun 9/10 & basements. Estate contents mach. comm., something for 11, 9-4. Lots of clothes, Buy 5 Lessons get 1 Free bought or auctions. Est. 1979 PIANO TUNER/ everyone. books, household, NEW MY HOME OR YOURS 908-264-3130 Baskin Robbins REPAIRMAN. Assoc. Member stocking stufler items for Call 908-566-7916 908-739-9847 for Uncle Joe of the Piano Technician’s FREEHOLD TWP.- young & old. No early birds. SAVE THIS AD Guild. Call 609-655-2723 28 Portage Dr. (off Old Post Family Rd.) Sat. 9/10, 9-4. Items OLD BRIDGE-11 Marsad Dr. PIANO AAAAAA Antiques, used fum., The Piano of Your Dreams from A to Z, & security doors (off Rt. 516) Sat. 9/10, 9-3. estates, contents of homes, is at Tables, bed, chairs, sofa, Exp. teacher. New to area. All etc. 908-888-8377/264-6458 FREEHOLD TWP.-19 & 20 ages/levels. 908-972-3461 Iroquois Dr. (off Three Brooks household, kids’ cars, bike, computer, tools, books etc. ALL LIONEL TRAINS FREEHOLD Rd.) 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Call 908-462-9575 ■ ESTATES PURCHASED HIGHLAND PARK OLD BRIDGE \ CONSIGNMENTS WANTED SAX TRUMPET + Freehold Antique Gallery 50 FAMILIES MOVING SALE CLARINET & FLUTE A rtist Victoria Collins, Manager Good for student starting les­ 369 N. 4th. Sat. & Sun. 9/10 7 Paul PI. (Rt. 9 S. to Cindy LESSONS. Jazz, Pop. 155 South St., Freehold. NJ 07728 • 908-462-1020 sons. $150. Cal & 11, 9-5. Rain or shine. St.) Sat. & Sun., Sept. 10 & Classical. Certified Instructor. 908-462-7900 908-238-0534 Fum., tv’s, appl., books, bikes. 11, 9-2. Everything must go! In Your Home. 908-446-8576 THE INDEPENDENT, SEPTEMBER 8,1994 4 9

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Birthdays, etc. 908-972-1145 Call 201-837-7780 074 Carpet Install Repair/Sale CASINO PARTIES Call: 069b Tickets CLASSES STILL AVAILABLE A.J. CARPET DESIGNS • Blackjack, Roulette, Craps 908*721*8287 -&L*- • Professional Service Installed/Repairs/Relay/Sales i—it—m in an • Casino quality equipment FOR SALE /Restretches. 908-536-4703 Deals On Wheels 908-367-1125 PEOPLE Two round tickets to Hawaii The Little Chief CHILDREN’S PARTIES PLEASERS for $1,000. Call 908-254-1187 CARPET REPAIRS Learning Station Clown or Comedy Magic We Do The Following: * "An Individaaluad sensory approach to learning' PARTIES Re-stretching SPECIAL DISCOUNT Pet Damage Burn Marks for WEEKDAY PARTIES O v e r 4 0 Frayed Edges Doorways Professional entertainer. Refs. Costumed Characters Relay Used Carpet • Developmentally appropriate Pre-School for 2-5 year olds • Balloons • Face Painting Moonwalks, SAME DAY SERVICE • Magic • Snowball The Bunny Kiddle Rides &. SERVICE DIRECTORY Extended Care Available • Certified Teachers • C PR Certified JIMBO 908-297-1369 Other Carnival 908-679-6031 Cynthia Ciambrione-Wilson, Director ★CLOWN SPECIAL* Attractions JIM’S CARPET NEW fOR -94 INSTALLATION $75. LOONEY TOONEY Jean Marie McCann, Director ★ Sumo W restling ★ Sales, cleaning, re-lays, FREE gifts. 908-303-9343 JoAnn L. Hickman, Administrator ★ Bouncy Boxing ★ re-stretches and rep**’ ★ Human Bowling ★ AGNETA Air Conditioning Call 908-495-° ★ Velcro Olym pics ★ DISC JAKEY Refrigeration service THE CARP'" 908-747-6700 908-291-2108 Comm. & res. 24 hour sen/ice Prices start at $250. Installations, Call Michael 908-287-1229 West Front & Everett Rd., Lincroft 45 Appleton Ave., Leonardo 908-238-4306 908-727-4342 home sales 5 0 SEPTEMBER 8, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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This directory will be revised monthly. Cancellations will be accepted and necessary copy changes will be made for the j f first publication of the month only. Please check deadline information. ASPHALT/CONCRETE PAVING BUILDING/REMODELING BUILDING/REMODELING A & S index PAVING & PERFECT WIDOWS* • Air/Heat SEAL COATING PAVING CO., INC. TNT $175.00 Installed CARPENTRY • Alarms Residential/Commercial Dealing Exclusively in the « (To 101 u.i.) • Driveways Design & Installation of f DANE CUSTOM Custom Decks INTERIORS • Appliance Repair • Concrete • RR Tie* • Interlocking CARPENTRY INC. Additions • Belgian Block A Good Craftsman for • Asphalt/Concrete Paving Pavers • Decks Roofing/Siding • Parking Lots • Brick Pavers ‘VINYL SIDING* all your Carpentry • Building/Remodeling • lin e Striping r • Additions • Bluestone • Basements Windows/Doors $180.00 Installed Needs Hand Applied with Brush • Carpet Care • Keystone • Patio Doors “ The la st contracto r (per 100 sq.ft.) Small Jobs Welcomed •FREE ESTIMATES* • Cleaning Services Retaining Walls [ • W indow s you w ill ever need" Insured 10+ years experience Family Ou necJ & Operated F FREE ESTIMATES 908-721-0250 • Closet Remodeling 22 Yrs Experience 25 Years Experience | 908-446-5921 908-905-9025 1-800-464-7502 • Decorating Services 908*888*0803 24 Hour Emergency Service • Electrical 908-780-0806 Fully Insured Insured Free Estimates GMW CONSTRUCTION 908-536-3397 • Exterminators • Fencing MCKEON BROS. RICH’S J . L e C o u r • Floors/Floor Care B&S EXCELSIOR • Garage Doors ASPHALT PAVING HOME £ ^9H4truceio*t • Glass/Mirrors CONSTRUCTION CONIRACTING, INC. Inc. • Driveways • Parking Lots IMPROVEMENT Fine Quality Builders • Handy Persons • Home Renovations Asphalt (New or Resurfaced) • Kitchens ADDmONS REPAIRS Professional Service • Kitchens/Baths Concrete • Bathrooms • New Construction Complete Reference List • Driveway Stone (Installed) BASEMENTS BATHROOMS All Work Guaranteed Driveways & • Windows • Decks • Lawn Care/Landscaping •Top Soil & Fill Dirt DOORS SKYLIGHTS • Custom Homes • Rooting • Painting/Wallpapering Commercial • Decks KITCHENS DECKS • Siding • Additions • Siding •Red Stone‘ Delaware Gravel • Painting • Roofing • Decks • Plumbing/Heating FREE ESTIMATES WINDOWS DROP CEILINGS • Complete Renovations • Pool Care • Wallpapering • Basements FULLY INSURED Serving Monmouth/Middlesex 70 Reasonable Rates 908*775*5031 908-739-1763 • Roofing/Siding/Gutters/Windows 908-238-8218 908-918-8711 • Special Services 908-727-9076 908-739-8853 Insured Free Estimates Free Estimates Fully Insured Free Estimates COLAIR UNIVERSAL STANLEY MASONRY ARIZZQ GUJCK S? D.RIZZIE Heating & Cooling AIR-TEC ASPHALT ■ Brickwork ■ Patios RENOVATORS 7 BUILDERS * 24 Hr. Emergency Service HOME Heating 8t Cooling Home Driveways • Steps • Sidewalks All Types Home Complete Renovations Service all makes & models • Stonework IMPROVEMENTS •Sales, Service 8 Small Parking Lots Improvements • Oil or gas cleanings • Retaininq DECKS • Painting • Additions DECKS • Check ups Installation Resurfaced & Walls BASEMENTS • Power Washing Alterations • Additions • New Homes • • Installation of all • Hot Water Heaters Weather Sealing ■ Foundations SHEETR0CK/REPAIRS • Windows & Doors Kitchens • Baths • Windows • Doors • heating equipment Serving Middlesex & CARPENTRY SUMMER ROOFING Skylights • Basements • Clock thermostats • Humidifiers ■ FULLY INSURED Monmouth Co. over 30 years. SPECIALS Serving Central Jersey over 1 7 years • Humidifiers ■ FREE ESTIMATES POWER WASHING • Planned Maintenance McMullen Construction Call for Free Estimate FREE ESTIMATES 908-251-2667 NO JOB T00 SMALL Member BBS & Chamber of Commerce 1-800-894-1718 24 Hour Service & 908-758-9578 6 Serving area 15 years Open Sat. 908*542*8044 908-972-9596 908-536-3816 908-591-0616 • f t FULLY INSURED JB *

100,000 BTU-High Efficiency INTERPAVERS ED FUCHS BURSTING AT M IKE KOVACS GAS FURNACE THE SEAMS? REMODELING CO., INC. Model XE-80 Specializing in: MASONRY • ADDITIONS It's Hard 7b Stop A Thane'. • interlocking Pavers All Types of Carpentry • ADD A LEVEL Alterations ★ Remodeliiing S1 , 2 9 9 Installed* • Masonry and • DORMERS Before All Rebates Exterior Design • BATHROOMS 3$$ •Direct Replacement Upflow System New Work & Repairs • Kitchens ^ * * Ceilings • Rec Rooms % • Tiles • Concrete § f f y i 13 Ser 36,000 BTU 3 Ton TOTAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CORP. • Replacement • Bathrooms • Foundations CENTRAL AIR SYSTEM Windows j j K * • Attics ■ Brick ■ Stone STOP IN OR CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE New Installation' • Doors p / • Locks after ‘Must have adequate electric. ■ Pavers * 2 0 4 9 ,_u _ Includes 25 ft of wiring & refrigerant, LICENSE #33355 r- BANK FINANCING -< • Paneling reoaies Modifications extra. Call Brian -H IGH LY SKILLED— ATLANTIC HEATING & COOLING, INC. 273 MAIN ST. MATAWAN [908-566-2828] Free Q08-B71 -?787 Servicing Area 609-693-8165 908-244-9100 (CORNER OF RT. 34) Estimates „ 20 Years SE 1 -800-999-6362 p Free Estimates Free E*tirrw*ie% F ully In su re d 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE No Job Too Big or Small

MONMOUTH Harrison KEYPORT Fully Insured PRECISION Call Paving ALARMS, INC PAVING CO. • Asphalt Driveways R.R. Hogrefe & Son •FIRE/BURGLAR ALARMS 1-800 660-4 ADS Specializing in Quality DRIVEWAYS: • COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL •Small • New • Rooting Siding •CABLE/PHONE UNES/CC1V To Advertise Parking Lots • Additions Add-Levels • INTERCOMS/DOORBELLS • Resurfaced Installed/Resurfaced • Seal Coating • Kitchens Renovations Your •Sealing and • Stone • Seamless Gutters Windows Patching RR TIES INSTALLED • Dormers • Decks Business BACKHOE & TRUCK RENTAL install-Rite Free Estimates Marlboro Matawan East Brunswick 908-739-1856 908-780-8821 908-566-1916 908-238-6411 908-409-3477 908-566-8861 908-671-7772 Free Est. Fully Bonded & Ins. Here Serving Monmouth & 908-866-9691 908-390-6082 Middlesex Over 20 Years Fully Insured Free Estimates Freehold Matawan Middletown BUILDING/REMOOELING r- CALL OUR i MKG BATHROOM This space is ADVERTISERS i "Bathrooms Are Our Business' ttltnutemen TO GET THE I DEAL DIRECT AND SAVE | NO SUBCONTRACTORS THE RECESSION BUSTER Roofing & Siding JOB DONE. J "A FAMILY SERVING FAMILIES" Reserved for y o u r a d I For Over 25 Years FROM *2,599°° | Free Estimate COMPLETE EXTERIOR REMODELING I Remove Existing Walls & Plumbing Fixtures • Insulate Exterior Walls C a l l 24 Hour Emergency Repair Work Resheetrock Entire Bathroom • Install New Toilet. Tub & Vanity J • Install Ceramic Tile Floor 4 Walls ■ Complete With Faucets Manalapan-Freehold Matawan-Old Bridge I ■ Install Medicine Cabinet, Switches, Plugs & Lights * Clean Up Debris Upon Completion 1-800-660-4 ADS 908-431-2656 908-583-6553 I 908-591-7670 NJ PLUMBING LIC. 7961 008-254-1 0 8 3 |______JBeeperj______UKtf. _ ___J THE INDEPENDENT, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 5 1 LAWN CARE/LANDSCAPING BUILDING/REMODELING ELECTRICAL KITCHENS/BATHS I U %UM IpM & Tw tf LET r FALL n NEMCO SIGMUNDS m STUMP MUZIO SOMEONE SPECIAL ELECTRIC CO. OUR REMOVAL Home & Office Construction REFINISHING Economical stump ELSE DO Recessed Lighting • Service Upgrades & Repairs LAWN & LANDSCAPING «Finished Basements • Ceiling & Attic Fans KITCHEN Lawn Care and Root Grinding 10% DISCOUNT SERVICE Cleanups > Acoustical Ceilings THE • Outdoor Lighting & Wiring Any Size Stump WITH THIS AD • Bath Ventilators & Heaters CABINETS Sod, Stone, Mulch ■ Sheetrock & Taping Professional Courteous WORK! ON ALL WORK • Recessed & Track Lights DIRECTORY Renovations STRIPPED Service Since 1981 > Decks & Windows • Cable TV & Phone lines Driveway Sealing B.T. ELECTRIC Gutters Cleaned Small, portable stamp grinder used lor ■ Painting (interior, exterior) 5 pm to 9 pm & lenced properties & sensitive lawns. 908-446-4945 GETS Weeding Performed • Masonry (patios, brick work Service Available REFINISHED on a Monthly Basis. Quality Hardwood Mulch Delivered interlocking pavers) License #7018 Payment only on 908-290-2973 ResidenliafCommercial/lnduslral completion of job. 1-800-870-2531 Insured & Bonded 908*521*2862 908-495-3484 RESULTS Free Estimates 908-536-7011 HK STUMP REMOVAL 908-495-3403 |__ "Your Total Electric Service" Free Estimates • Fully Insured Free Est. ______Fully Ins. We CARE CALL OUR COMPLETE BATHROOMS MOTO LAWN SERVICE THE BROTHERS REDMOND BATHROOM LAWN SERVICE ADVERTISERS MARSHALL LET US *2,595' up to 5x8 and LANDSCAPING REMODELING • Weekly Lawn Cuts For Complete ENTERPRISES DO IT Starting As Low As "A Complete Painting, TO GET THE EiECBlll DISCOUNT KITCHENS • Fertilization Lawn, Grounds & Repair & Improving Company" FOR YOU *2,650. • Clean-ups A family Owned Business Speaal Discounts on all Plumbing JOB DONE. Up T o 5\8’ • Tree Removal Landscape Maintenance • Painting & Staining Small repan work OK-Leaks Fixed Quality srnce alalairpnce. New landscaping • Power Washing Offering Customized BY AJ BATH Fully Insured - References Lie #8621 Low Overhead/duality Work to maintenance ot your property • Basements Waterproofed Service At CALL OUR Includes All New Walls, Competitive Pricing Fully Int. FreeEsl • Carpentry Reasonable Prices BUSINESS & Toilet, Tub, Vanity, CARLO CONST. Free Estimates ❖ Insured • Windows Medicine Cabinet, Sink, Free Est. 35 yrs. exp 908-780-8843 • Debris Removal Plumbing Fixtures, Tde 908-290-1770 SERVICE Deal Direct 10% Ois. New Customers Only Free Estimates 908-905-5935 & More! FAX 908-290-1771 908-571-1075 _£ustom Wort - A Specialty Serving Monmouth & or 10% Off Seasonal Ser. Bonded & Insured Lie #12670 ADVERTISERS 908-721-2894 2 £ Agreement or Special Clean-up 908-264-5035 Free Estimates Lie. #0883 Middlesex Counties

Free Estimates 90 8- 8 88 - 15 59 CALL TODAY FOR Mr. Fence CALL OUR K & O HOME Holmdel A FREE ESTIMATE Deck And Sheds ADVERTISERS IMPROVEMENTS l l SOTA TOM VACCAREILA 908-566-3238 Since 1975 commercial/residential TO GET THE IW. ENTERPRISE UWN & LANDSCAPING EXPERTS oQhm •Custom Wood • Dog Runs Bathroom JOB DONE. KITCHEN & BATH * COMPLETE LAWN SERVICES • t o Link • Jerith Specialist CABINETRY • C u ttin g • Seeding • Sodding • Thatching • QUALITY LANDSCAPING Ceram ic Tile, Stock • Custom • SWING SETS Professional Installation • Design • Planting • M ulch • Stones Cabinetry, Etc. Counter Top Design * TREE AND SHRUBS • Trimming • Installation • Removal “ Professional Building & Remodeling Co m p a n y ” 2 Year Guarantee-Fully Ins -Free Est Personalized Seryica by Free Estimates Certified Kitchen & Bath Designers * B R IC K AND CONCRETE Additions • Alterations • Baths • Kitchens • Decks • Skylights "REPAIRS" • P atios • W alkways Aluminum/Vinyl Siding • Fireplaces • Concrete • Doors 908-738-8873 800-374-1926 * SPRING AND FALL CLEANUPS • Windows • Porches ♦ Basements • Painting • Papering 908-303-1614 1-800452-BATH (2284) 908-679-8743 Affordable • Reliable • Experienced GARAGE DOORS LAWN CARE/LANDSCAPING PAINTING/WALLPAPERING

Thel i w Original . ( I . RICHARD Call J R C u s t o m ENGLISHTOWN W INDOW MAN 4 ^ K. MOORE y f T V Landscaping Inc. DECK V ' t * 1-800 660-4 ADS Professional Painting WASH A-DOOR • Clean-ups • Sod • Interior/Exterior KEN PERRY CONSTRUCTION To Advertise • RR Tie Construction • Excavations GARAGE DOORS • Drywaii P atios Too! • Stone Walls • Stone/Top Soil I J I | Q uality W ithout Q uestion Sales, Service Installation & Repairs Your A of Doors & Openers WINDOWS • DOORS Owner Operated 908-251-9553 Ken O'Day Business 1 -800-300-3064 0 ROOFING •SIDING | Insured Free Estimate 908-223-0994 Here 908-780-2582 Serving All Your Power 908-431-9X91 BE FREE ESTIMATES Fully Insured Free Estimates 908-613-7120 Washing Needs GLASS/MIRRORS GARDEN STATE What Landscape Company gives a FULL 2 YEAR M s. ^Morris Plate I o m / o f i GUARANTEE on ALL Planted Trees & Shrubs? Paperhanger REMODELING Monmouth Lawn & Landscape Inc. HBSOUITtt Class Windows & Doors THE FEMININE TOUCH 30 COMPUTER DESIGNS Will Do Just That! Mirrors & Glass AFFORDABLE • Prepasted & Pasted Papers Additions • Kitchens Custom Mirrors That’s right, we will plant any size tree or shrub ‘PAINTING • Paper Removal Baths • Basements Window Treatments and GUARANTEE them for 2 full years! Exterlor/lnterlor • Reasonable Rates Decks • Renovations Table Tops A one year guarantee is just not enough Free Est- Fully Insured Shower Doors time to insure that your new trees & plants ‘POWER WASHING CALL Tub Enclosures LO U ANN General Maintenance have taken to their new home. ‘WALLPAPERING References a g / j p n workm anship Screens ♦ Storms Call T00AY For A FREE ESTIMATE *10°° & UP Repairs & Replacements We Also Oo: per single roll Free Estimates JO yrs. exp. in remodeling 908-741-1063 IAN Fully Insured S85 Shrewsbury Ave. Fully Insured • Brick Walks & Patios • Slone Walls • RR Ties • Sod 908-905-0066 Shrewsbury • Mulch • Trimming • Revitalizing of Old Landscapes 908-545-7149 Refs & Photo's Available 908-308-4241 90 8 - 4 4 6 -7 4 3 0 In Business 24 Years Free Estim ates 908-741-5650 H H M H H E R 2 T WINDOW J&P Landscaping JACK OF All TRADES HOME REPAIRS FRANK’S “No Job Too Big ★ No Job Too Small CLEANING CALL Unlimited j f A PAINTING by All American Inc. or Too Smalt' ★ No Job Too Far CREATIVE LANDSCAPE DESIGNS • Carpentry (Formerly P&L) Prompt, Friendly OUR For all Your Home Residential • Com m ercial B U S Y B ’ s Reliable Service • Painting Repairs and • DECKS . FERTILIZING C u s t o m • EXTERIOR Residential/Commercial ★ General Maintenance BUSINESS Improvements • Caulking • TIE W O R K . W EED & PEST C O N TR O L Interior Painting ★ W INDOWS - Bow, • INTERIOR • Sheetrock Repairs • RETAINING WALLS • ROCK GARDENS Exterior Painting Bay & Picture C A L L J A C K : Professionally Done & SERVICE • SHRUBS • STONE WORK • Residential ★ SLIDERS Quality Work Free Estimates Insured ★ SKY LIGHTS ,.908-727-1696 At A Great Price 5 Step Lawn M aintenance Program • Popcorn Ceilings ADVERTISERS • Free Estimates ★ SCREENS IN S U R E D Ask about our LIFETIME Shrub guarantee • Fully Insured 908-928-6025 908-462-8647 FR E E i f i i ™ «. Free Estimate 908-780-9486 Fully Insured Free Estimates 1-800 660-4 ADS ESTIMATES tsliMUs 908*521-1947 Insured Certified Pesticide Applicator Uc. #63652 908*238*5553 1-800-540-0315 KITCHENS/BATH KITCHEN ^ 5 I KINGS TILE * ] i i i ) J S > ~ Landscaping ~ RELAX... ■ Installers of CABINETS TILE & MARBLE %----- y ~ Lawn Maintenance ~ Let Someone We Also Do STRIPPED & Regrouting, REFINISHED />Vg,s Undsc^0 ~ Residential/Commercial ~ Else Recaulking & ■ Landscape Design • Slit Seeding • Spring & Fall Clean-up • Weekly Mowing L I K E N E W All Repair Work ■ Sod • Tree & Stump Removal • Edging, Trimming • Tree & Shrub Pruning Do 10-40% O FF Custom Pickling 1 Retaining Walls • Corration & Irration • Fertilizing • Irrigation Systems ~ Any Tile of your Countertop 1 Dethatching • Snow Plowing The choice in area stores Replacem ent A ll Types of Stone & M ulch D elivered • Backhoe Service Work Free Estimate 908-462-8282 OFFERING QUALITY & EFFICIENT SERVICE AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE! 908-679-9500 For a Free Estimate Call: TEL: 908-462-1198 » PAGER: 908-883-2432 5 2 SEPTEMBER 8, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

PAINTING/WALLPAPERING PAINTING/WALLPAPERING POOL CARE ROOFING/SIDING/GUTTERS/WINDOWS M&M POOLS Central Jersey Raymond P. r r r ? ^ P Openings/Closings Roofing fif Siding Dobbin, Inc. N eig h bo r PAINTING" I PROFESSIONAL EAGLE Service & Repairs Specialists ROOFING on Interior/Exterior PAPER HANGING Concrete Pools Residential • Additions & S * 5 STAR RATING PAINTING • Heaters • Liners • Painting (Int./Ext.) • Professional HOME Commercial ★ ★★★★ Interior/Exterior Call • Decks Wallpapering IMPROVEMENTS $ Q Q CLOSING • Power Washing our Business Serving • Power Washing • Interior & Exterior FREE ESTIMATES plus tax SPECIAL Painting • General Carpentry all of • Basements 908-238-5686 Free Estimates and • Carpentry • Wi Wim Quarant** CUSTOM SAFETY N.J. • Repairs Free Fully Insured COVERS Service CALL GREG Estimates 9 0 8 - 6 7 1 - 9 1 5 0 or 908-928-4888 908-780-4457 i Fully 908-360-4917 908-9J8-S7*9 Advertisers Fully Insured Free Estimates Free Estimates Fully Insured 908*747-3845 Insured 908-367-6446 Fully Ins. All Work Guaranteed

THE VooG Qkaitk SCHAEFER & SONS Absolute Best Service T. W H ITAKER WALL VINYL SIDING GUTTERS EXPERTLY PROFESSIONAL "A SE R vl CE^i M AINTENANC? Why Paint? CLEANED & FLUSHED PAINTING & PAPERHANGING DOCTOR • All major brands • Repairs • Tree Trims • Paper Hanging SUMMER • Window casings • Chimney Caps • EXPERT WALL PREMRATKBf • INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES A. S.P.A.AMERICAH SCHOOL • Wallpaper Removal • Overhangs & eaves OF PAPERHANGING ARTS START • Shutters Free Estimate • Full) Insured WALLPAWB REMOVAL • PAPERHAHCIHG «101881 OF 881 • Painting FULL WRITTEN GUARANTEE Pool Closings • Leaders & Gutters Same Day Answering UP • Vinyl replacement windows ON ALL WORK • Wall Repairs • Liner Replacements Machine Call back • V” Dow insulation WE NEVER • Loop-Loc Covers $ 5 Q 0 0 Gerry Kurry "I CATER TO THE 908-536-9451 Free Estimates Insured (All Sizes) DISCRIMINATING \ 1 ACCEPT A For Your Free Estimate T o l l F r e e J) 5 & UP HOMEOWNER" PENNY UNTIL “CALL US LAST!" 908-536-5936 1-800-541-0145 THE JOB IS DONE! Established In 1969 Serving Monmouth Cty. 1-800-640-7299 IF Fully Insured 908-780-9664 908-364-6433 over 25 yrs. 908-270-1524

Serving Our Area Free Estimates " fa .. Fully Insured WAbLPAPERINB BY DESIGN Over 2 0 Years HERB MY POOL MAN INC. CERTIFIED BY THE PAPERHANGING INSTITUTE C H A R L E S E . Jack Barsky PATTERSON PLUMBING Installations • Discounted Sales Swimming Pool & Spa Openings & Closings Over 40 Years All Phases of Pool Supplies & Chemicals Delivered CASCADE ROOFING • Wallcoverings • Wall Murals Experience Weekly Maintenance Program • Interior Painting * • Border Posters Plumbing U u io fi'n y a t if# S £ku/i * Expert Heater & Leak Detection, Filter & Pump • Sheetrocking Mega Posters 908-462-3356 No Job Too “ ' ■ & Liner Replacement • roof repairs * re-roofing * tear offs • Window Coverings Free Estimates Small • new roofs • plywood resheeting RONALD KAPI.OWITZ Sewer ft Drain Cleaning • carpentry w ork ♦ gutters & leaders Repairs & Renovations M onm outh M id d le s e x • vinyl siding & com plete trim 24 Hour Emergency Service 908-972-7779 22 Years County 908-251-7031 County Experience No Job Too Small Lie. #9844 908-928-6618 POOL CARE ROOFING/SIDING/GUTTERS/WINDOWS SPECIAL SERVICES SIM0S WINDOWS JUNK ™ —p - — - — *■ “ ™ ™ w w Overm o d i20 Years Experienceii — NEED WALLPAPER? ® pMember P0?L NSPI, Certified Tech II Technician INC DOORS OUR “FAIVTASTIC” “FABHLOiS” Cufttom Inground Pool Installation BROTHERS SIDING CARS C all us - You *11 be glad you did because POOL CLOSINGS Family Hun Since 1955 Wood, Vinyl, Aluminum p* — ■ With coupon- — BOUGHT BUSINESS • WE ARE EXPERIENCED INTERIOR DECORATORS AND WALLPAPER COORDINATORS *100. OFF Siding • Roofing BEE & BEE • SHOP AT HOME SERVICE OCR SPECIALTY DIRECTORY I • LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN. W E W ILL NOT BE I ANY INGROUND LINER I DJ Windows • Doors WINDOW CO. MARLBORO UNDERSOLD I REPLACEMENT OR I O A Family Business • LARGE SELECTION OF LATEST DESIGNS SAFETY COVERS NATIONAL AUTO SPA A POOL Trim • Repairs S ince 1970 GETS ^(Contracts signed thru 10/31/94)J INSTITUTE Bob Ziegler WRECKERS • Winter Covers • Wood Wall Pool Specialists 16 Buchanan Ave. • Expert Leak Detection • All Major Repairs 908-462-9221 RESULTS INTERIORS UNLIMITED Fully Insured Parlin 908-59M400 Laura Bursey 908-446-6588 908-367-7641 Free Estimates 908-727-2118

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A BATHROOM SPECIALIST HOME BRIGHTENERS P-U-R-R-F-E-C-T-L-Y SHEETROCK & TAPING AFFORDABLE Makes shower tile repairs, re­ WALTER AYERS L 908-536-6353 CUSTOM WOOD HOUSE CLEANING CLEAN Specializing in small jobs GUTTER CLEANING grouts. recaulks, removes Complete bathroom remodel­ Free Estimates. 1-800-640-3969 FLOORING Reasonable rates Reliable HOME CLEANING AT ITS soapscum & stains. Free esti­ ing. Kitchen floors, backs- S Lic,#9425 Sanded, stained, bleached & ALL HOMES $45. Call Jane 908-583-9387 VERY BEST. 908-257-8463 mates & written guarantee. plash, foyers. 908-505-6564 SPECIALIST finished. Third generation 908-322-2014 Call HOMETOWN TILE POLISH LADY House clean­ C HOUSE AND APARTMENT craftsman. Decks redone. GUTTER Cleaning & Repairs 908-866-9718, 800-376-TILE ing service. Exp. & Prof. Good Sheetrock, tape, finish. Pop­ CLEANING. Reliable and. thor­ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Free estimates. 908-577-0447 FREE ESTIMATES ough. References. Call Rosa refs. Free est, Call Grace corn ceilings. 1 -800-290-0280 A CUSTOM CERAMIC Tiling L ighting-ln & Outdoors FLOOR CARE- Floors Call John 908-251-0893 at 908-254-0858 908-289-7549 aft 8pm______New installation, repairs, Classified Works! S ervices-Spas & Pools stripped & waxed. 25 years remodeling. Free estimates. TAPING C eiling & Attic Fans experience. 908-222-7749 John Cherry 908-290-9086 HOUSE CLEANING & Hauling SPARKLES NED STEVENS SPECIALIST IN CLEANING Finishing, sheetrock. Small STEPHEN RODRIGUEZ FLOORS Cleaned & Waxed AFFORDABLE Ceramic Tile Homes, Apartments, Offices Housekeeping service. Avail, repairs okay. 908-566-8060 Still in business after 40 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR GUTTERS Andrea-anytime-908-721 -3253 days, eves, weekends. Reli­ years. Sam Delin Floor Wax­ Install $2.75 + sq. ft. Free est. 075a Chimney Free est. No jobs too small. able, refs. Call 908-651-0455 ing. Call for free estimate Thoroughly Cleaned 908-536-1005 908-390-8233 LIC #12229. 908-679-9465 Cleaning HOUSE CLEANING 078 Electrical ______908-566-8690______& Flushed $35.-$75. ALL TYPES of Ceramic Tile- Exc. refs. Reasonable rates. SUBURBAN UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC Cont. Screening • New Gutters • Complete Bathrms/KitVFoyers. Manalapan/Covered Bridge Insured & Licensed #8478 FLOORS WAXED - Scraping, Roofs • Repairs • BARON'S Chimney Service shampoo. Make old floors Ron Sturman 908-255-1388 area. Call 908-583-2829 ALL TYPES of Electrical Work NO JOB TOO SMALL $45. PRE-SEASON SPECIAL WINDOW CLEANING look like new. 30yrs. exp. Recessed lights, track lighting, 24hr Service. 908-283-2682 1-800-542-0267 Caps/repairs. 908-370-9390 POWER WASHING Guaranteed. 908-222-8935 CERAM IC Tile Installed paddle fans, service changes. HOUSE CLEANING DECKS-Cleaned & Restored Free Estimate • Open 7 Days BATHROOMS REMODELED Lic. #6252. Hal 908-572-6750 Reas., reliable, w/refs. 10 yrs. Call 908-255-1018 HARDWOOD FLOORS Fully Insured • Est’d 1965 908-462-0029/908-254-0029 076 Cleaning exp. Nadine. 908-308-1440 AMPCO ELECTRIC INC. - All 079a Exterminators Sanded. Finished. Installed WHITE GLOVE CLEAN CERAMIC Tiling, Specializing Electrical repairs/installations Decks Sanded & Refinished. SEAMLESS GUTTERS Domestic HOUSE CLEANING- Refer­ BY LORI 908-583-2188 in bathrooms. Repair old or Burglar alarms. Uc.#8977A Tom 908-238-4879 Installed or Dropped Off install new. Lowest prices. ences, experience, reliable. Free Estimates. 908-739-8797 TRIPLE ‘E’ by 3L Alluminium A CLEAN ADVANTAGE- Call Valeria 908-238-3561 TOWN & COUNTRY 908-446-9027 • 908-928-0216 Call Perry 908-928-4427 077 Drywall BEST ELECTRIC Home & Bus. Ins. Rugs, EPA cert. Fully ins. All types, WOOD FLOORS-Sanded & FRED’S Custom Tile floors, uphol. 908-370-2924 Sheetrock Lic. No. 6273. Fast depend­ including termite inspection. refinished. Staining & custom MONTANA’S able service. Reasonable Cheapest rates around. colors. Decks too. FREE ES­ Specializing in Ceramic, rates. Free est. 908-671-0121 Lie. # 25435 908-446-0808 TIMATES. Call 908-409-2425 080a Handy Persons Marble & Granite. FREE est. AWESOME Cleaning CLEANING SERVICE SHEETROCK Work guar. 908-583-2954 $5. OFF FIRST CLEANING- CRAWFORD ELECTRIC WADE’S HARDWOOD Freehold/Manalapan/Marlboro/ Retired NYPD 908-446-9710 Howell. Reas. 908-462-9166 & 908-928-4300 Lic.#11325 FLOORING-lnstallations, Low prices on recessed lights, 079b Fencing sanding, refinishing. Quality A-1 HANDY MEN outside lights, outlets, service •. ■■ 4 - lllllil, H lllllllfllf work at reasonable prices. Very responsible. All Jobs. Use your MOVING? FINISHING upgrades & trouble calls. CLEANSWEEP Call 908-787-5829 Carpentry, masonry, painting, YOU MOVE... WE’LL CLEAN! MIKE’S FENCE CO. OLD & NEW WORK DEPENDABLE Electric Co. roofing, decks, basketball set HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE Your old place & new one too! Over 14 years experience. VISA or Lic. #5151. Complete service. WOOD FLOORS ups. Refs. Free est. Reasonable. Thorough. De­ Also professional Painting & Complete line of custom fenc­ ALSO REPAIRS Free Estimates. 908-738-7070 Call William 908-495-6869 pendable. We clean your Carpet Cleaning. es. Call Mike 908-901-8873 • INSTALLED • SANDED house the way you would if CALL ANGELO Master Card Call 908-274-0866 or JBS ELECTRIC- A/C lines & • STAINED • FINISHED you had the time. FREE esti­ 1-800-484-7591, Ext. 6238 pools. Ceiling & attic fans. PERRINI FENCE CO. • REPAIRED mates. Refs. 908-583-9617 908-264-3761 Use your VISA to pay Reasonable. Lic. #11363. CHAIN LINK & WOOD Free Est....908-431-3126 908-888-8298 Free estimate. Free estimates. Fully insured. or MASTERCARD EUGENIA’S CLEANING OFFICE Call 908-238-9123 SERVICE INC. JRM ELECTRIC to pay for your for your ad! CLEANING Classified Sells Classified Sells .General/Seasonal Residential Free Estimates Classified Ads 1-800-660-4-ADS. .Commercial Cleaning Experienced & professional. 1-800-660-4ADS Bonded & Insured Classified Works! 1-800-660-4ADS .Fully Insured .Free Estimates Cleaning done at your conve­ NJ License #9944 1-800-660-4-ADS Call 908-745-9368 nience. Call 908-495-4814 Call 908-525-9770 THE INDEPENDENT, SEPTEMBER 8,1994 5 3

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MOE'S Home Improvement- THATCHING TUNE-UPS & OVER HAULS ATTENTION: CUSTOMERS CUSTOM MASONRY ■ A-1 MR. FIX IT Kitchen & counter tops. Base­ LANDSCAPING MUMS THE WORD LANDSCAPING Pick-up & delivery. Brick, block, concrete. Satis­ 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE All types of home repairs. Ap­ ments, doors/windows. In­ Call Anne. 908-251-0572 Call 908-521-3814 faction guaranteed. Reason­ Shrub Removal Add instant color with fall ALL PHASES PERFORMED pliances to carpentry. 10% sured. Call Moe 908-549-0625 able prices. Ins. 908-280-2791 Stump Grinding blooming mums. Plan now for ASK FOR ERIC senior discount. 908-727-2762 RD Home Improvements spring bulbs. 908-866-9414 THATCHING BURLEW BROTHERS NO JOB TOO SMALL LARSON SERVICES FLOWER POWER CALL 908-390-6629 AFFORDABLE HANDYMAN- Decks, renovations, roofing, Seeding & Aeration 083 Masonry/Paving “WE TAKE PRIDE" carpentry, kit., baths, painting, windows, basements, ma­ 908-536-2613 Lawn/Landscape Renovation • Concrete Patios/Driveways DON’S CUSTOM MASONRY tile. Reas. John 908-462-3087 sonry, brickwork. 20 yrs. exp. OUTDOOR MATTERS 1-800-400-2519 Fireplaces/Patios/Foundations A BEAUTIFUL • Brick & Limestone Porches ALL AROUND HANDYMAN 908-656-0820 MITONE ENTERPRISES .Shrub Trimming .Mulch • Sidewalks • Block Work Free estimates. 908-251-4352 RICK S LAWN Lands. & Lawn Care Serv. .Bed Work .Stone .Sod BRICK PAVER JOB All Types of Call 908-367-4418 THATCHING DRIVEWAY COATING Decorator Stone & Islands Driveways, Patios, Concrete Home Repairs/Improvements Weekly cutting, dethatching, 908-583-6944 SPECIAL: $95.(25’ x 20') Complete Shrubbery & Trim Work, Retaining Walls by... 908-431-3981, 908-257*2750 fall cleanups. 908-251-9553 SEEDING CARPENTRY/MASONRY Crack filling. 908-572-1916 Care/edging. No job too small D.Power Const. 908-583-2297 SZARAWARSKI Builders Relax, let us do the work! ROTOTILLING Larson Services Framing, Addition Shells, ALL CRAFT Custom carpentry & masonry. Light excavating & hauling Lawns & gardens. Spring, 908-536-2613 Decks, Porches, Gazebos, IGLESIAS Paint, wallpaper, roofs, decks, Additions, remodeling, custom Call 908-613-9044 Summer & Fall. 908-251-7843 AFFORDABLE Patios. Steps, Walks, Founda­ windows, doors & more. baths/kitchens. 908-446-4796 TOM S TREE SERVICE Brick & concrete work tions. Call Mike 908-679-7172 CONSTRUCTION Repairs of all kinds. MONDELLI Landscaping All phases performed Free est. 908-390-5564 TOTAL Home Improvements STUMP & BRANCH CORNERSTONE MASONRY ALL CONCRETE WORK Gary 908-613-0152 SUMMER SPECIALS Free estimates. 12 Years exp. Call 908-566-2828 • Concrete Work • Steps CALL 908-238-3181 » Maintenance • Designscapes REMOVAL Call Tom 908-905-8964 ASPHALT J.V. PAVING • Brick Pavers • Mail Boxes • Fertilizing Programs JO-MAR CONSTRUCTION ALL JOBS TREES-^T rimmed* Removed Professional Workmanship • Barbecues • Brick Fronts QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Rudy 908-251-5953 080c Kitchen ★Stumps Ground+Wood Chips .Driveways .Parking Lots • Repairs • Raised Decks CUSTOM MASONRY LARGE OR SMALL Fully insured. Free est. Reasonable Rates Free Est. 25 Yrs. Exp. • All Other Phases of Masonry NO JOB TOO SMALL • Painting • Roofing • Decks Cabinets Serving Monmouth Cty. Only T & D Landscaping Call 908-257-1416 Anytime 908-548-6565, 609-426-9496 Call Pete 908-972-0933 30 yrs exp. Free estimates • Ceramic Tile • Carpentry Call 1-800-537-LAWN Call 908-329-6022 “WE DO IT ALL" • All Renovations ★★★ WORLD CLASS LAWN Reasonable Rates. Free Est. MT TREE SERVICE • Mowing • Edging JUST CONCRETE Call Yaacov, 908-777-1220 • Hedge Trimming • Fertilizing Lawn maintenance & tree Classified Works! Classified Works! KITCHENWORKS Tree removal, trimming, clear­ • Tree Trimming & Removal spraying. MON. CTY. ONLY. Inc. Free estimates. Call ANDY the HANDYMAN SPECIALIZING IN ing. Fully ins. 908-521-4515 Free estimates. 908-462-1317 Call 908-928-0717 908-721-8857 Home Repairs/Improvements KITCHEN REMODELING Reasonable & Reliable ★ NEW CABINETS Call 908-462-3768 ★ REFACING DON-WELL Construction WORK DONE BY OWNER CHARLES GRANT "Large or small we do it all” 35 yrs. carpentry experience. Fully insured. Free estimates. 908-251-2299 Call Rollie 908*297-4208 LUXURY WITHOUT F & R Home Improvement 081 Lawn Care Inter., ext., painting, power Landscaping wash, carpentry. Call Rick 908-787-4286 ALL COUNTY H&S HANDYMAN SERVICE RentAHusband 908-583-8837 TREE EXPERTS THE PADDING. HANDYMAN AND PICKUP- Pruning, tree/stump removal Hauling. Cleans gutters, ga­ Rates The Competition Hates! rage, attic, etc. 908-431-5880 Fully insured. 908-721-9208 HANDYMAN- All jobs, big & small. Very reasonable. Call ALL-PHASES for free est. 908-679-5999 • Yard Clean ups HANDYMAN- Small & BIG • Tree/Stump Removal jobs. Painting, carpentry, roof­ • Landscape Renovation ing & much more. FREE esti­ • Sod-Stone-Mulch-Soil mates. George 908-238-2257 Free est. Fully ins. HANDYMAN- The Home­ 908-721-4954 WE SHOW UP. owner’s Friend. All types of ARBE LANDSCAPING home repairs. Carpentry, painting, etc. 908-780-3509. Trees, Shrubs, Topsoil, Fill, Mulch, Stone. All your land­ J & M HANDYMAN scape needs. Bulldozer & backhoe work. Fully insured. No JOB too small. Refs. Fully 908-721-7142, from 8am-5pm ins. Free est. 908-787-5177 BACK HOE WORK- Will Re­ LEN’S HANDYMAN move trees, stumps, dirt, con­ NO JOB TOO SMALL crete. Can Deliver fill, top soil, Free estimates 908-251-6659 sand, mulch, firewood. 908-446-3196 MOE’S Home Improvement- Mr. Fix it or Built it., Insured. BOB’S LANDSCAPING Call Moe 908-549-0625 • Cleanup • Renovation ODD JOBS Can do most any­ • Edging • Shrub Trimming thing. No Job Too Small. Call • Planting & • Removal John 908-251-0893 • Mulch • Stone • Landscape Lighting. Mon. County Only RELIABLE-small/odd jobs 908-462-1967 Most trades. Antique furniture restoration. East Brunswick area. Free estimate. Call Joe DREAMSCAPE 908-651-8831 day/eves LANDSCAPING INC. • Landscape Design 080b Home • Lawn Maintenance Improvements • Fully Insured * Free Est. Richard Kosty 908-238-7488 ALEX RUGGIERO'S Home Repair & Improvements EVEREST NEW 1994 SAAB 9000 CSE Free Estimates/Insured For Quality & Economy LANDSCAPING Call 908-780-6920 Materials & Garden Center • Screened Top Soil • Mulch • Stone • Trees 5 spd manual, 4 cyl, p/s, p/abs b, a/c, AMC • Shrubs • And More HOME IMPROVEMENT Bulldozer & Backhow Work am/fm st w/compact disc, airbag, anti­ • Carpentry, • painting, • tile AFFORDABLE/DEPENDABLE work, • wallpapering & other 908-521-3344 theft alarm, electric sunrf, p/seat, general improvements. Refs, avail. Call for FREE est. FALL SEEDING/SOD [U 2 i| p/winds, heated sts. MSRP $33,505. VIN 908-591-0593 NOW IS THE TIME! Schedule for Fall Seeding fnTfB #R1025291. Call 908-367-4418 t DESIGN-TEK 36 mo closed end lease. 1st payment + Kitchen Remodeling/Refacing, IF YOU CANT CUT IT WE CAN Bathrooms, Windows, Base­ Mike Pantina Landscaping ments. 10% OFF WITH AD Fully Insured Free Estimates _____ $1550 down payment + $400 Security Call 908-525-0972 1-800-21 LAWNS 908-495-6860 IH T i Deposit + $450 Acquisition Fee. 10,000 FRANTON Construction IS YOUR stum p a pain in the ‘3 6 5 • Additions • Basements GRASS? Tree/stump removal. miles per year. 20c over. Total of • Siding • Sheetrocking “Just Stumps". Free est. Fully • Taping. A total home care ins. Call 24 hrs. 908-634-1318 payments $13,140. co. Fully ins. & registered by the state. Free est. & free advice. Monmouth Cty. only Call 908-919-7691 ★ M ULCH* ISLAND Remodeling ★ STONE ★ ★ All phases of home im­ ★ TOPSOIL * provements. ★ Custom decks ★ FIELDSTONE * & carpentry. ★ Free Esti­ mates. Call 908-792-0147 ★ GRASS SEED ★ KJS CONSTRUCTION ★ LIME * 'M OTORS, INC.9 Replacement windows & ★ FERTILIZER * doors. Kit./baths remodeled. Vinyl siding & decks. Free est. Fully ins. Call 908-721-5447 SOLD IN BULK MASTER DECKS S igism ondi 702 Shrewsbury Ave. Pool platforms, old and new Greenhouses construction. Call tor WINTER 908-583-3535 7 4 1 - 8 5 0 0 Shrewsbury, NJ TREATMENT. 908-758-8448 5 4 SEPTEMBER 8, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT 086 Painting 083 Masonry/Paving 087 Power Washing 089 Plumbing 089 Plumbing 091 Roofing/Siding 091 Roofing/Siding 091 Roofing/Siding Wallpapering MASON will fix & repair steps, ALL PAINTING JOBS- ALAN BLACKBURN GARDEN STATE ANYTIME, ANYWHERE J & R ROOFING & SIDING sidewalks & plastering. Very Excellent indoor & outdoor ALEX SMUTKO ABSOLUTE Plumbing/Heating. reasonable. 908-988-0029 painting. Residential & com­ PLUMBING and HEATING THE ROOF DOCTOR UNBEATABLE RATES Water Heaters, Boiler Installa­ mercial. Free estimates. Fully WATER HEATERS ROOFING Exp. & Ins. 908-846-7525 MASONRY - NEW WORK POWER WASHING tions. Remodeling. NJ Master Seals your leaks when you insured. 908-679-5999 REPAIRS & REMODELING need protection the most. REPAIRS. Refs. Avail. Siding, decks, gutters & Plumbers License # 5325 GEORGE SAHUL JR. B O B ’S PAPERHAN GIN G SYNONYMOUS Roof repair specialist. RL LEMPFERT” Call 908-254-0643 concrete. Bill 908-251-7089 License #5568 WILL BEAT ANY PRICE! 908-238-2945 The economy and taxes are Re-roofing, tear-offs, repairs SOLID GROUND GUTTER CLEANING hurting both of us. I need you, Call 908-679-0096 CONCRETE- Specializing in REMOVAL & REPAIRS HOUSE WASHING 908-251-5660 Free estimates. Fully insured. BACSOKA and you WILL save money Evans Maint. 1-800-303-3873 S & R ROOFING & SIDING poured foundations, slabs, Free est. 908-360-0048 ATA POWERCLEAN with me. sidewalks, etc. 908-262-0933 Plumbing & Heating TOM’S PLUMBING Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. Member N.J. BBB • Res./Commercial Roofing ASCH ROOFING and SIDING FREE Estimates 908-679-2291 CEILINGS 1-800-794-1417 Complete kitchen/bath remod­ Plumbing & Heating. Water I'll roof your house as if it • Seamless Gutters • Repairs eling. Water Heaters. Sewer & Heaters, Boilers. Appliances & 084 Moving Professionally sprayed/pop­ were my own. Smutko Roof­ Fully Insured. Free Estimates. SUPER RUSH ROOFING Drain Cleaning. Reasonable Gas Grills installed. Small jobs corn etfect/all colors/w/without ^ W E f i W A S h m ing, year after year, proven to 908-238-4463/908-257-6965 All types of flat roofs rates. Free Estimates. OK. 7 day serv. NJ Plumbing & Storage glitter/free est. 908-525-1625 be on top of the roofing indus­ Commercial/Residential ACTION License #5628. We do it all. Lie. #9454. 908-727-7719 try. The Dec. '92 & '93 Nor’ CARLIN ROOFING FREE est. Call 908-572-1916 ALL JERSEY MOVERS Easter demonstrated what can Construction. Roofs, vinyl sid­ D AVE’SPAI NTING • Decks • Patios Call 908-727-0014 ing, gutters, leaders, all re­ Pianos, apartments, homes, happen to an improperly in­ •Aluminum/Vinyl • Driveways pairs. Free estimates, insured offices. Quality work at an af­ Quality work - Free estimates. 090 Printing stalled roof. Don’t let it hap­ • Sidewalks • Brick Cleaning 908-458-5619 092 Special Services fordable price. Lie. #PM00662. ★ ★908-257-8939 ★★ G. TAYLOR pen to you! Please call Alex! Call John 908-251-0893 Call 908-634-4122 PLUMBING & HEATING 908-583-0412 800-794-ROOF DECORATIVE INC. Repairs • Remodeling • New SCREENPRINTING CRAZY LOW FALL DEVLIN REUPHOLSTERY REROOF PRICES!! APARTMENT MOVERS INTERIOR/EXTERIOR PAINTING Construction • Water Heaters Use your VISA Dining room chairs, .kitchen T-shirts, sweats, jackets, hats, Using 25 year warranty shin­ MID STATE SERVICE PAPER HANGING 088 Pool Services • Reasonable * Reliable • sets, etc. Reas, rates. Call signs, decals, vinyl lettering. gles. Hand nailing at its best. or MASTERCARD Local. 800-300-8350, PM#378 PAINTING-FAUX FINISHES Gary Taylor, Plumbing Li­ Bob 908-727-7394 MIKE DOLLY 908-294-8979 CALL NOW!!! CUSTOM COLORS cense # 5877. 908-251-5322 to pay for your Limited Time FURNITURE HAULING Bill Paulson-P.H.I. Certified WATER MECHANIX Offer # 1 in Furniture Care Any­ Contractors...1 do sub-work Classified Ads where. Full household/partial ★ Call 908-549-9431 ★ LOW COST POOL CLOSING Classified Works! Chemicals included CLASSIFIED SELLS! 088 Pool Services 1-800-660-4-ADS move. Lic.PM00276. Fully in­ E. P. REFINISHING sured. Call Jim 908-905-0997 Call 908-906-8570 Electrostatic painting, office furniture & home 084a Light Hauling appliances. Call 908-613-8825 FAUXFINISHES LIGHT HAULING & MOVING Showroom Quality. Affordable Pickup Truck Prices. Amy 908-224-9295 & Light LAWN CARE Walter 908-251-6573 f in e p a in t Tng LIGHT HAULING BY KEN LAPSLEY Interior & Exterior Call. Bill 908-888-1549 Free estimates. Fully insured. 908-787-7982 LIGHT MOVING Washers, dryers, refrigerators, JACK etc. Cleanup work. Reason­ able. Free est. 908-727-2740 THE STRIPPER or 908-364-6578 Wallpaper Removal Painting, Sheetrock Repair REMOVAL ______908-972-7663______Trash, Furniture, Debris JOE JAY No job too BIG. Painting & Paperhanging Q u a l i t y Rick 908-251-5953 Call 908-251-4623 N E W C A R S KELLY’SPAINTING 085 Odd Jobs PAPERHANGING U s e d C a r s Cleanups PAPER REMOVAL 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE NEW 1994 FORD ESCORT LX SPORT PKG. Free Estimates 908-679-2142 91 FORD 4x4 ★ AAA ★ EXPLORER EDDIE BAUER | LERIO PAINTING- 2 door, FWD, auto, p/s, p/b, 4 cyl, I 9L, Affordable Clean-ups. I 4 dr., auto, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl., 4.0L ctr console. . Painting, Plastering, Taping, a/c, tint, rr defog/def, am/fm stereo cass, a/c. tint, rr defog/defroster, am/fm si cass., We take away anything. p/d/l/, p/w, tilt, cruise, leather buckets, body I Free est. 908-264-2520 Sheetrock, Paperhanging. p/d, p/w, bucket seats, bdy side mldgs, side mldgs, luggage rack, sun root, I Free Estimates mag/alum whls, hunter green, 55,955 mi.. | A MAN & VANFOR HIRE mag/alum whls, power moon roof, Stk I Stk #6042, VIN #M4B36042. $30/hr. or 2 men for $45/hr. 908-390-8655 #0058, VIN #RW34058, MSRP: $14,420, Cleanout serv. Bsmts., attics, Discount: $1,920. gar., yds. Lt. hauling. Debris MIKE & SON’S removal. Refs. Mon. County Interior, exterior., painting, 908-458-4251 John Ruskin decorating, paperhanging. .CLEANUP- Trash, old fire­ Excellent, work. Reasonable 91 FORD 4x4 wood, branches, dirt, con­ prices. Call 908-495-5068 * 1 2 ,5 0 0 EXPLORER XLT crete, metal. 908-446-3196 4 dr., auto, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl., a/c, tint, rr 1 CLEANUPS & HAULING defog/defroster, am/fm st/cass, p/d/l, p/w, tilt, Basements, garages, attics, cruise, bench seat 60/40, body side mldgs, gardens, everything. Call John PROFESSIONAL lugg rack, mag/alum wh cvrs. med. blue, ^fy, J3,Ot3 55.845 •III;mi., VINVIIN WfVILwVjO#MUA36I28 I to. 908-721-3253 Painting & Wallpapering Inc. 9 Int./Ext. 10% off. Free Est. P & R CLEANUP 94 FORD PROBE GT I *f & &66 1-800-820-1711 Garage & yard cleaning. Hatchback, front wheel drive, 5 speed man Everything taken away. Reas, NU-WAY PAINTING price. Free est. 908-264-7476 trans., p/s, p/b, 6 cyl, a/c, tint, rr WALLPAPER REMOVAL 91 FORD 4x4 TRASH and JUNK REMOVAL Quality work at great prices ' defog/defrostec cass, p/d/l, p/w, tilt Anything you want taken to Call Ted 908-615-0592 EXPLORER XL wh/column, cruise, buckets, p/seat, j 4 dr., auto, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl., 4.0L ctr console, dumps. Free estimates. Call I a/c, tint, rr defog/defroster, am/fm st/cass, I 908-721-8246 07BRIEfTPAINfiNG‘ mag/alum wheels, anti-lock brakes, color: rio I p/d/l, p/w. tilt, cruise, bucket seats, body side I mldgs, lugg rack, mats, mag/alum wh cvrs, f & WALLCOVERINGS red Stk. #1296, VIN #R5181296, MSRP mocha frost two-tone, 50,698 mi., Stk | 086 Painting OUTSIDE house painting & $20,660. | #4047, VIN #MUC54047 Wallpapering power washing. INSIDE paperbangmg, painting, wall & ceiling repair. 908-840-4104 Save $ 1000k on *16,666 A QUALITY JOB PAINTING & Paperhanging Done by C.L. WYATT Int./Ext. Free Est. Middlesex INTERIOR RENOVATIONS Co. Call Joe at 908-937-8166 NEW PROBES! '91 F O R D 4 x 4 Wallpapering & Sheetrock EXPLORER EDDIE BAUER | Repair. Call 908-873-3906 PAINTING I 4 dr., auto, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl., ctr console, a/c. ABSOLUTE QUALITY Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper ] tint, rr defog/defroster, am/fm st cass., p/d/l/, removal. Quality work, 20yrs. cruise,, (ealeather ‘ ‘buckets, ‘ ‘ "body ' side ‘ 'tilt, mldgs, PAINTERS- Reasonable NEW 1994 FORD EXPLORER XLT sun roof, maq/alum whls, hunter green, | 1 rates. Free estimates. exp.. Ins. John 908-251-0893 41,565 mi„ Stk. #7407. VIN #MUD874(57. IMMEDIATE CALLBACKS PAPERHANGING 4-door auto, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl, 4.0L, a/c, tint, 908-364-6665 $13./single roll. 24 years exp. rr defog/defroster; am/fm stereo, p/d/l/, ACCURATE PAINT Mike 908-462-9097 *16,999 p/w, tilt, cruise, bucket seats, p/s, body side I PHIL POLO & SON QUALITY WORK mldgs, lugg rack, sun roof, mag/alum whls, Painting & Paperhanging fog lamps, running boards, trailer tow pkg., Int./Ext. Free est. Fully ins. '94 FORD 4x4 LOW PRICES 908-780-3575 * 908-462-9558 color: deep forest green. Stk. #7769, VIN EXPLORER XLT • Interior & Exterior SAL’S PAINTING #RUD57769, MSRP $27,815. 4 dr., p/s, p/b, 6 cyl., 4.0L ctr console, a/c, • Benjamin Moore Paint PAINT 3 ROOMS tint, rr defog/defroster, cass, p/d/l, p/w, tilt, cruise, leather bucket seats, body side mldgs. 10% off on Ext. Painting ( A lugg rack, mag/alum whwh cvrs, electric rred, Fully insured. $299. ANY COLOR 4 *>■} J H 20.06520.065 mim! . Stk. Stk #8133, ff8! 33, VIN #RUA48I33#RUA48 ! 33 FOR INQUIRIES CALL 908-727-0038 908-390-0103 908-521-0537 *Z 4 , 9 9 9 *22,999 THE WALL DOCTOR AL’S PAINTING Custom Paperhanging Interior & Exterior By Tex Miller. 908-536-9451 GET THE BEST FOR LESS ES INCLUDE ALL COSTS TO CONSUMER EXCEPT LICENSE, REGISTRATION & TAXES. \ For free estimate call WALLPAPER 908-583-3306 Hung with TLC, patience & ALL PAINTING neatness! Maria 908-888-1337 700 SHREWSBURY AVE. INTERIOR/EXTERIOR WOODY’S PAINTING Quality Work. Reasonable Inter. & ext. No job too big or (908)741- small. Free est. 908-583-2228 RED BANK Rates. Mike 908-363-2786 THE INDEPENDENT, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 5 5

092 Special Services 105 Boats for ■ —

18' GALAXY ’84-Bowrider- FURNITURE new Merc. 140 IO, new int., Loadrite trailer, all exc., NiddtoOW" REFINISHING REPAIR $3,200. or best offer. Call Caning • Rushing ______908-920-2271______908-938-4064 \ sw*** 18’ GALAXY-140 Merc. I/O. I R a s » o * SLIPCOVERS, Custom made. canvas & Bimini top, stereo, 1 ponnoc Your fabric. QUALITY WORK, fish find, galv. trailer. Asking BIG SAVINGS. 908-257-5409 $4,200. Must sell! Call ______908-254-0220______TELEPHONE Installation 18’ IMPERIAL '86-Bowrider. Repair, Jacks, Wiring 140 hp Merc. IO. V 184 w/ 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX trailer. Many extras. $3,995. Call Ed, 908-536-2477 Call 908-920-0363 18' THUNDERBIRD TRI-HULL TELEPHONE & TRAILER-Like new, 1991 Evenrude 70 HP w/elec. trim, INSTALLATION less than 10 hrs. use. Many extras! $4,500. Call & leave CJL COMMUNICATIONS message 908-679-1969 Sales/Service 908-739-0803 19.6‘ SEARAY ’84-225 HP, THOMPSON V8, Excellent cond., Including, SEWER & DRAIN Cleaning o/d. Engine needs work. QUICK SALE! $3,000. Call .Main Sewers .Sink Drains ______908-255-5369______.Tub Drains .Yard Drains .Toilets .24 hour service 21’ CRUISER-Cuddy. I/O, 188 All Electrically Cleaned hp, Sink, cooler, am/fm cass. 908-303-8396 New manifolds & risers. Key- port. $4,500. Call ______908-360-1899______094 Tailoring 22’ O’DAY-Main, jib & genoa, 4 bunks w/slipcovers, com­ pass, potty, cooler, Honda ALTERATIONS- Men/Women. Outboard. Must sell this sea­ DRESSMAKING. Custom son. Unbeatable bargain at Bridal Parties. 908-446-4838 $3,000. Call 908-830-2114 or ______609-737-1019______HEMMING, ETC... 23’ REGAL AMBASS ’88- Type & Sew 908-462-7494 Loaded, cruiser w/trailer, 230 24 Hr. Road Side Assistance For Flats, Lock-Outs, Gas hp, power winch, I/O, aft. cab. . : ■' ' ' h/shwr., low hours, s/s prop., Custom Lease Plans • Top Dollar for Trades Large Selection of DF, camper canv., VHF, f/gal- Quality Used Cars Too! 094a Transportation ley, sleeps 5, teak swim plat., Plenty Of New 1994 s In Stock exc. cond. $17,900. Call ______908-446-6737______MontiacPontiac bpecialistsSpecialists binceSince IS1930! CHAUFFEUR 23’ WELLCRAFT NOVA ’86- Low hrs. VHF, Loran, FF, 260 Your car or mine. Anytime, V8, Merc, cuddy, new Navy anywhere. Airports, NYC, top & Mooring cover. Asking Phila., etc. F/t or p/t. Low $10,500. Call 908-477-5975 rates. Conley 908-449-2019 24’ IMP '73-Fiberglass. 225 R a s s a s OLYMPIC Airport Shuttle HP, I/O, FB, w/dual controls, 26 departures to/from Newark VHF, full canvas, EXTRAS! Airport. $15. FROM HAZLET. $4,500. Call 908-269-1066 $12. FROM WOODBRIDGE. 24’ SEA RAY CC - 10 hrs. on PONTIAC. JFK & NYC Piers. $25. & up. mercruiser repower. Clean! inv tied & Operated by the Rassas Family fo r 65 years. Call 1-800-822-9797 Great for fishing & diving. Ben Rassas A a ro n Rassas Must be seen. $5,900. Price negotiable. Call 908-821-2790 395 Broad St. • Red Bank 741-5180 Prices include all costs to consumer 25' BAYLINER '89-Cierra con­ except license, registration and taxes. vertible, 260 OMC, low hrs., ______OF" Mon.------Full galley, sleeps 6. Marina kept. $1 8,900. Call M.J.P. WINDOWS ______908-477-8329______Vinyl Replacement, Bows, 25’ WELLCRAFT Sportsman Bays, Casements, Garden. ’85-1/0 new '94 260hp eng. Fully Insured. Free Estimate. walkaround cuddy, all elec., 908-389-6523 1-800-242-3987 exc. cond., in water. $15,000. Call 908-493-3665 096a Window 28.5’ FOUR WIND VISTA ’90- FULLY STOCKED, ALL Treatments AMENITIES, twin engines, A t this rate, gen. less than 300 hrs. Asking CUSTOM CURTAINS $40,000. Call after 12 pm ______908-255-7895______Low Prices...... 908-577-0375 30’ TROJAN ’73-Twin 318, WINDOW TREATM EN TS FWC, sleeps 6, 2 stations, very clean, low hours, pvt. the military will BY JERRY $9,000. or best offer. Call 201-991 -5119/908-840-8278 Custom Made Shop At Home Verticals, mini blinds, pleated shades. 60% discount w/free 32’ BRISTOL estimate, measuring and Ted Hood design. Shoal draft, installation. 100% guaranteed. end up driving whl., dsl., elec. Beautiful!! Jerry Asch 1-609-655-7548 $28,000. Call 908-685-2193 32’ LUHRS SPORTFISH ’74- 096b Window Fiberglass. Only 17 built. Fresh water cooled. 360 Washing Chrysler 1989 new. 360 hours. Exc. shape. Must be more S a turns AAA LEVY'S DUN-RITE seen. $21,000. Call WINDOWS WASHED ______908-787-6890______33’ PACEMAKER ALGLAS- STORMS & SCREENS SF, FB, outriggers, gin pole, GUTTERS CLEANED twin FWC 250 hp, Pacer No waiting. Exc., clean work. engs., 1988 Onan gen., 1988 than tanks. Reas, rates. 908-739-8755 Princess stove w/oven. 1988 ALL-BRITE full size refrig., 1990 depth sounder, current survey. Nice Window Cleaning Svc. Co. Over 1,000 satisified home­ cond. Asking $18,900. Call owners in N.J. Ins. Low price. ______908-223-6744______A lot of military folks are signing up for Satums. W e figure moving as much as they “Our Name is our Quality” 33’ TROJAN '83-Sunk for 2 Call 908-830-9275 hours. Hull in exc. shape. do, they like that at every store they get treated pretty m uch the same way. Double cabin. Shore pwr. working. New Bimini, sleeps 8, No engs., engines picled A nd every time your car is serviced at a Saturn facility your car’s service ready for rebuild. Generator 6.5 rebuilt. $30,000. Call 908-747-4765 record is updated in Saturn’s National Vehicle History Database. Plus, at s a t u w around $13,100 it’s a lot cheaper than an Abrams tank. 105 Boats for Sale AUTOMOTIVE Saturn of Freehold 14’ Flat Bottom Boat - Roof racks, fish finder, trolling motor, battery, 2 swivel seats, 4039 Rt. 9 North Freehold , NJ anchor. $800. 718-370-1325 110 Autos for Sale ■' .. " 14' HOBIE CAT-with sails & 908-303-8700 trailer. Good condition. Asking ACURA INTEGRA LS SALES M-F...9-9 SAT...9-6 $750. or best offer. Call ’88. White. 5 speed, power 908-657-2320 sunroof w/sun visor, air, cruise SERVICE & PARTS M-W-F...8-5 TUE & THR...8-7:30 18’ CAPRI BOWRIDER control, alarm, new tires, am/ BAYLINER ’90-90 hp. Escort fm stereo cass. 75,000 mi. A Different K ind o f Com pany. A Different K ind o f C a r • trailer. $4,000. or best offer. Asking $6,000. or best offer. Call 908-988-6458 Call 908-214-0790 5 6 SEPTEMBER 8, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale It’s as easy as 1-2-3!' PHONE LOANS 1. Call & answer BUICK LE SABRE '93 FORD LTD '74-48.000 orig. NISSAN 300 ZX '86 - T-TOps, PLYMOUTH SAVOY 57 alarm, auto, fully loaded, 5 questions. White, 4 dr., 28,000 miles. miles, new tires, battery, Flat head 6. 4 dr., black & leather. Good cond. $6,300. Made while you / ■ _ $16,500. Call 908-438-0949 needs int. cosmetic work, best white. Runs well. Needs minor offer. Call 908-679-9513 or best offer. 908-536-2755 work. $2,000 or best offer. 2. Allow! hr. for 908-821-2560 wait for autos processing & BUICK REGAL FORD LTD '85 NISSAN PULSAR 86 PONTIAC 6000 ’87- 4 dr., and trucks from immediately '85. Navy. V6, auto, 2 door, CROWN VICTORIA 5 spd. manual, good body, qualification. runs well, $2,300. or best 46.000 miles, original owner, p/s, p/b, p/w, air, am/fm. Good Auto, p/s, p/b, p/w, a/c, tilt, offer. Call 908-591-9080 reliable car, good for com­ $3,500-$18,000 cond. $2,200. 908-727-3921 cruise, am/fm cass., loaded. muter. $1,400. or best offer. 3. Come pick out 102,000 mi, $2,200. or best NISSAN PULSAR NE Call 908-591-2156 by import/ your new car BUICK SKYHAWK ’86 offer. 908-651-1688 or truck. 2 dr., auto, 95,000 miles, am/ 1988. Red, T-tops, am/fm PONTIAC FIERO GT domestic dir. fm tape, cruise, p/b, p/s, tilt, FORD MUSTANG ’85 cass. Garage kept. Exc. cond. Free Delivery. Asking $4,800. 908-238-5874 '87-fst. bk., V6, auto, a/c, p/w, new battery & brakes. Asking Low mileage. Needs work. p/l, cruise, sunroof, am/fm EQUAL OPP. FINANCER $2,200. Call 908-721-6884 PEUGEOT 505 STX ’87-V6 Best offer. 908-651-7435 cass. w/eq., 62,00 0 miles. auto, 4 dr., a/c. ABS, All Any Age Race Gender For BUICK SKYLARK-Rebuilt $5,800- Call 908-431-3781 FORD MUSTANG GT ’93- power, leather int.. new Mich- motor, rebuilt trans., good • BANKRUPTCY • NO CREDIT EXP. Red, fully leaded. 19,000 elins. 95,000 miles. $3,495. or PONTIAC FIREBIRD '87- immediate body. Selling as is for $900. First Time Buyers OK miles. $14,000. or best offer. best offer. 908-888-9636 V6. loaded, original owner, • REPO • DIVORCE • RECENT GRAD Call 908-214-8242 Call 908-270-2485 mint cond., $4,000. or best • Recent Grads credit OK, A NEW JOB • WE WANT TO HELP! PLYMOUTH RELIANT LE '87- offer. Call 908-297-8632 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE FORD MUSTANG LX ’87-HB STATION WAGON, auto, a/c, • Repo* Divorce call anyday 82-Low mileage, looks & runs 5 spd., am/fm cass., a/c, p/l. p/s, p/b, am/fm. wired hitch, PONTIAC GRAND AM '86­ 1st TIME BUYERS great. $1,000. or best offer. low miles, exc. cond. $2,959. 55,000 mi. Transferable warr. 4 dr., sun roof, auto, well • No credit exp. 9AM-10PM Cali 908-536-2861 Late model used also available. Call 908-706-0356 til Feb. '95. All serv. rec. avail. maintained. $1,700. Call • Bankruptcy Call any day (incl. Sunday) tor credit, ask $4,000. Call 908-583-1596 908-721-3831 incl. Sunday! CADILLAC FLEETWOOD 82 FORD TAURUS WAGON ’88 • New Job? .for Mr. Harris. We enjoy saying, “YES!” . Formal Limousine. Air, TV, 4 dr., auto, air. 66,000 miles. GREAT FAMILY CAR! runs & looks great. Good 1st Good condition. $4,900. Call business car. Asking $2,200. 908^577-0627 Call 908-264-7439 Classified Works! 1-800-366-2733 • Mr. Thomson 1-800-PINE BELT FORD THUNDERBIRD Classified Works! CADILLAC FLEETWOOD ’85 TURBO COUPE '85-4 cyl., Fully loaded. Good running auto, a/c, power everything, condition. $3,900. or best new battery, brakes & tires. offer. CaU 908-940-1985 Asking $700. 908-536-3260 CHEVROLET CORVETTE '86 HONDA ACCORD '81-06,000 AT MARLBORO CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Black, auto. 59,000 miles. miles. Reconditioned motor, Best offer over $9,000. new tires. Leaving town, Call 908-613-1642 MUST SELL! $1,300. or best WE’VE GOT THE INVENTORY CHEVROLET CORVETTE offer. Call 908-745-2172 CONVERTIBLE '91 - Auto. HONDA ACCORD '92 Std. Loaded. Garage kept, like Charcoal black. 2 door. You’re looking for... new. 37,000 miles. $25,900. 30.000 mi. LOADED. Asking or best offer. 908-281-9579 $12,500. Call 908-536-1840 CHEVY CELEBRITY HONDA ACCORD LX '90- WE RE OVERSTOCKED--*. 87. Blue, Air, p/s, p/b, am/fm MAGNETIC ATTRACTION. cass. 71,000 mi. Asking Burgundy w/beige int. 2 dr., $2,900. Call 908-257-7922 auto, LOADED. AM/FM cass., 75,000 hwy. miles. 1 owner. W ith CHEVY CHEVELLE '67-Super Mint. Must see! $8,850. or Sport Convertible. 4 speed, best offer. Call 908-370-5681 396 M21, 12 bolt. Call 908-251-4087 HONDA ACCORD LX ’92. Grey. LOADED. CHEVY CORVETTE ’87-White INCLUDES PHONE. 45.000 convertible, 40,000 miles, mi. Exc. cond. $12,500. or clean condition, loaded, best offer. Call 908-972-6623 Greenwood Pkg., 2 owner, phone, CD. $14,000, or best HONDA CIVIC 85-4 dr., 5 offer. Call 908-245-9094 spd., am/fm radio, new tires & VANS brakes. 90,000 miies. Price CHEVY EL CAMINO '85-Auto. Air, p/s. p/b, am/fm stereo, negotiable. Call 908-846-7295 1 9 9 5 N E O N S blue, exc. condition. Sharp. HONDA PRELUDE S 79.000 miles. Asking $3,950. In Stock For Call 908-965-1433 1992. Stick. White w/navy. 30,000 mi., full warranty, load­ CHEVY IMPALA WAGON ed to the max. Must sacrifice I m m e d i a t e 1982. V-8. Runs great, some at $12,500. 908-297-9523 dents. $450. 908-246'2242 HYUNDAI EXCEL '93-2 dr. CHEVY MALIBU ’82 hatchback. 29,000 miles, air, D e l i v e r y ! ! cruise, auto, am/fm stereo/ Auto, full power, 100,000 tape. Asking $6,200. Call miles, good condition. Runs 908-409-0869 excellent. $950. Call eves. - 908-679-1185 JEEP CHEROKEE LIMITED 90-Black, loaded, 58.000 CHEVY NOVA '86-Red miles, exc. cond. Must sell Sedan, good condition, auto, fast! $15,000. or best offer. air, new tires. 85,000 miles. Call 24 hrs. 908-930-7407 $2,200. Call 908-792-0385 JEEP WRANGLER 90-Black, CHRYSLER LE BARON '88- 6 cyl., 4 wd., 5 spd.. tilt, CONVERTIBLE-Black, ga­ cruise control, soft top, fog raged, alarm, Alpine am/fm lights. 50.000 miles. Asking cass., & CD! $4,800. Call $9,850. or best offer. Call 908-238-4158 908-572-1783 CHRYSLER LE BARON LINCOLN MARK V ’79 Coupe '88. Red. Auto.,p/s, RUNS GREAT. $900. or best p/b, air, am/fm cass- 61,000 offer. Call 908-985-4965 mi. $4,900. Call 908-972-9653 LINCOLN TOWN CAR '88- CHRYSLER NEW YORKER Cartier Edition. 73,000 miles. Silver leather interior, sunroof, 1956 digital dash, Trip computer, Very nice condition. 354 Hemi exc. cond. Asking $8,800. Call engine. Asking $2,500. Call 908-409-0869 215-694-9476 MAZDA MIATA 9 0- Convertible 5 spd., p/s, am/fm COLT ’85 stereo w/cass., disc brakes, 1986 OLDS CUSTOM CRUISER airbag, new top, Red. $8,945. 1991 DODGE SPIRIT 1988 PLYMOUTH GRAND VOYAGER SE 1991 OLDSMOBILE CIERA Sta wgn, auto trans, p/s, p/b, V8, a/c, t/gls, 4 dr, auto, p/s, p/b, 4 cyl, afc, t/gls, tilt Van, auto, p/s, p/b. 6 cyt. a/c, r/def. am/tm 4 dr., auto. 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, p/winds/lks, Red. 74,000 miles. Asking 908-745-7211 /908-291 -2423 W E B U Y ster/cass, p/d/l, p/w, p/trnk rel. p/fuel dr, p/ant. $950. as is. 908-525-3211 am/fm ster, t/whl, cruise. As is. VIN cruise. VIN MF689949. Stk #9103065. a/c, t/whl, cruise, cloth int, b/s/m. VIN 690006324. Stk #86336761.150,572 miles. 45,227 miles cruise, rcnlr sts, sunscreen, lugg rack. VIN JX264232. Stk #8835951. 80.187 miles. M2313797. Stk #9137141,33,183 miles. DODGE ARIES '81 MAZDA RX 7 ’84 U SED C A R S A/C, P/B, P/S, 4 cyl. * 1 9 9 5 * 6 8 9 5 * 6 9 9 5 * 7 9 9 5 2nd owner. White & burgundy. Gray, 5 spd., manual trans., 2 dr. Runs & looks great. Excellent running motor. Need college money. $2,800. Call 1993 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE 1992 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM 1994 CHRYSLER LeBARON 1993 CHRYSLER LeBARON 1994 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER $1,500. or best offer. 5 dr hatch wagon, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm 4 dr, auto, p/s, p/b, 4 cyl, a/c. r/def, am/fm 4 dr sedan auto, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl. a/c, t/gls, Convertible, 2 dr, auto, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl. a/c. t/gls. 4 dr, auto, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl, a/c, t/gls, r/def, am/fm 908-821-2560 908-290-9598 ster/cass, p/d/l, p/w, p/ant, tilt, cruise, pwr sts, ster, a/c, r/def, t/whl, cruise, cloth int. b/s/m. stereo, t/whl, cruise. VIN NF276284. Stk r/def. am/fm ster/cass. p/d/l. p/w, tilt, cruise. am/fm ster/cass. p/d/l, p/w, tilt, cruise, bkt sts. aUoy whls. leather int. VIN RH197587. Stk DODGE COLT '86 MERCURY CAPRI '91- . VIN PN586761- Stk #9303479.17,485 miles. #9203062. 21,566 miles. VIN RF165086. Stk #9403064.12,218 miles. VIN PF598803 Stk #9303063.24,991 miles. #9403066 24,801 miles. Excellent running condition Red Convertible, Automatic, * 8 8 9 5 * 9 9 9 5 * 1 3 , 9 9 5 * 1 3 , 9 9 5 * 1 8 , 9 9 5 Manual transmisssion. $575. New tires/Must see. Call 908-905-1194 Call 908-238-3829 Our philosophy is that we treat all our customers the best we possibly can. We buy our cars from the same company as the other Chrysler- MERCURY COUGAR ’86- DODGE COLT VISTA '87­ Plymouth dealers. None of us receive volume discounts. You will get the best price from us along with the best personal attention. 5 dr. Wagon, 4 cyl., auto, p/s, auto, a/c, p/s, p/b, am/lm p/b, 4 wheel drive, a/c cass., ORIGINAL OWNER. $3,450. Call 908-727-0577 Excellent conmdition! 76.000 miles. $3,500. Call DODGE DAYTONA '08­ 908-246-1376 2 dr. hatchback, air, am/fm cass., p/s. $2,200. or best MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE GS offer. Call 908-251-6805 ’91- 5 spd., full power, cruise alarm sys., upgraded radio, EAGLE TALON TSI ’93-5 sunroof, mint cond. 27,000 mi. spd., Turbo, AWD, loaded Asking $9,800. 908-583-4651 original owner, like new. C hrysler^ Plym outh 11,000 miles, Must sell MITSUBISHI STARION '88­ $15,300. Call 908-463-1887 4 cyl. Turbo, 5 spd., p/s, p/b, ABS, p/w, p/l, Red, 80,000 FORD ESCORT GT miles. Mint cond. MUST SEE! Rent-a-Car 42 North Main St. (Rt.79) Marlboro i ROUTT 7« -3 $5,800. Call 908-238-7429 \ HXJTl '92. Extended warranty for LEASING \ UI 60,000 mi. 5 speed, air, p/s, NISSAN 200SX '88­ Prices include all costs to consumer rouTt wwrny). p/b. 36,000 mi. $7,000. Ask 2 dr., hatchback, 5 spd., a/c, except for license, registration & taxes. for Pat F. days 908-583-9802, am/fm, 108,000 miles. $2,500. 462-1330 eve* 908-583-8039 Call 908-364'8156 THE INDEPENDENT, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 5 7

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DODGE RAM '88-Conversion. PONTIAC SUNBIRD ’86 CUSTOM CAR CARE VOLKSWAGEN 2 air, 2 heaters, TV, CB. 4 Great shape in & out. Needs Detailing. Ext. wash & wax. ICISED CARS capt. chairs, bed, blinds, new trans. work. Auto. 75,000 mi KARMEN GHIA ’62-Project. Int. vacuuming. Dash & wheel car/Misc. parts. 908-723-0165 tires. 77,000 miles. $7,500. $275 906-254-9246 treatments. 908-249-4317 Call 908-254-4323 ROUTE 35 KEYPORT ROLLS ROYCE SILVER icks vans SEAT-(Second)For '86 Toyota DODGE RAM 250 '88-Cargo P a Jfc 1 1 2 Autos/Trucks SHADOW '76-Black w/blue in­ passenger van. Perfect condi­ Van-w/partition & meshed win­ 908-264-4006 terior. 74.000 miles. Good Wanted tion. Beige. $75. Call dows. Excellent running condi­ condition. $18,995. Cad 908-566-6406 tion. Well Maintained. Asking 908-741-9133 AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 Days $2,950. Call 908-308-1800 9 ACRES OF USED CARS, NEW DODGES, BUICKS, JEEPS, EAGLES, Free Removal of Junk Cars. TIRES - B.F. Goodrich, All SATURN SC ’92-p/w, a/c. $$ for new/old. 908-390-5531 terrain. 31 x 10.5 R-15 LINCOLNS & MERCURYS AT PARKWAY EXIT 117 stereo, s/roof. ABS, leather. w/ American racing wheels. 6 FORD Econoline 28.000 miles. $12,000. Call lugs. $340. Valley Hitch $65. '86. Extended cab. Runs well. 908-249-4841 SALL AUTOSS Call 908-972-3833 $1,800. Call 908-928-4894 Good bad or junk. Top price TOYOTA CAMRY paid for usable cars. 24 hour ' TIRES FORD F150 '91-5 Speed, a/c, service. 908-548-3058 am/fm, dual tanks, rear step '85. 5 speed, air, am/fm. Set of 4, 1988 Mustang GT bumper, bed liner, tool box, 158,000 hwy. mi. Exc. cond ALL SCRAP CARS rims & tires. Asking $575. Call etc. V e ry clean, $8,900. 92 CHEVROLET CORVETTE T-TOPS $2,200. Call 908-446-4909 908-238-8660 AND TRUCKS. LARGE OR 609-259-7350 2 dr, 8 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/anti-lock brakes, a/c, SMALL. ANY CONDITION. PLYMOUTH VOYAGER '84- am/tm sl/cass, w/CD, Bose System, Removable dr.. a/c, am/fm cass.. cruise, H & H AUTO WRECKERS Auto, tinted glass, am/fm 1 1 6 Motorcycles top. p/seats, buckets, console, r/det, p/w. 114.000 miles. $4,000. Call 908-591-0366 cass. 100,000 miles. Great p/d/l. p/mir, bd/side md. tint, cruise, p/tr. family or work van. $2,500 or after 7pm 908-303-8708 CASH AT YOUR DOOR Mopeds dig. dash. sec. sys. mats, p/ant, tilt, best offer. 908-446-5849 alum wh. ext. color: white, int. color: TOYOTA CAMRY DX '90- For FOREIGN cars '84 - ’92 HONDA CR80 '91 - 3 stall red, Selective Ride & Handling, Auto, a/c. garaged, pwr. pkg., Call 908-727-3887 carrier, good condition. 63,000 mi., Exc. cond., 118 Motor Homes Leather Adjustable Sport Bucket Seals. $1,250. or best offer. Call Stk *2017, VIN #N5104636, 43,220 mi R ec. Vehicles Eve. 908-530-2162 $ CASH PAID $ 908-446-7010 All makes & models. Cash on HONDA NITEHAWK ’85 700S the SPOT. Call 908-477-6846 $19,995 TOYOTA CELICA GT 10,500 mi. Exc. cond. Blue/ 23’ SHASTA ’78 '87. 5 speed, sunroof, all blk. Fairing, tank bag. Much Sleeps 6. Best offer. Call power. 99,000 mi. Exc. cond. CASH PAID more. $1,500. 908-651-7212 908-251-4161 $4,400. neg. 908-257-5185 For junk cars, trucks, for *92 CHRYSLER LeBARON LX CONVERTIBLE 35' TRAVEL TRAILER ’95- recycling. Call anytime Tommy 6 cyl, auto o/d, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/tm st/cass, leather/int. p/seats, Dell’s 908-787-5453 Self-contained, A/C, LOADED! TOYOTA MR2 117 Trucks/Vans Never Used! Custom built, buckets, rec/seats. console, gauges, r/det, p/w, p/d/l. p/mir, bd/side DONATE Vehicles, Boats & luxurious, sleeps 6, warranty. md. tint, cruise, pin stip, intermit wipers, tilt, alum wh, Furniture to Jewish Heritage Orig. $20,000. Sell for air bag driver's side, black convertible top, control, am/fm cass. Exc. for the Blind. Tax Deduct. CHEVY 20 MARK III '92 $13,500. Can deliver. Call extterior color: red, interior color: dk gray, Stk ' cond. $6,500. 908-780-2479 FREE TOW! NEED NOT RUN Custom high top, fully loaded, 609-927-2003 #2075, VIN MF248651,27,977 miles. ' tv, captain’s chairs. 19,000 TROUBLE Selling Your Car? 8OO-2-DONATE miles. Excellent condition. COACHMAN 83' Free Advice/Consignment Asking $15,400. or best offer. 20’. All new upgraded interior. $11,995 Cash Today/Sympathy ENGLISHTOWN Speed Shop 908-431-0972 $7,500. or best offer. Auction/Wholesale Want Used Performance Parts Call 908-706-0128 WE DO IT ALL! For Consignment Or To BUY CHEVY PICK-UP ’92 Englishtown Rd 908-792-0400 Red, V-8 w/overdrive, posi., DODGE TRAVELCRAFT ARTY’S AUTO SALES Motor Home - '77. 22', full '93 DODGE SHADOW ES CONVERTIBLE EAST BRUNSWICK short bed. ground effects, $ HIGHEST PRICES $ loaded w/cruise. 20,000 miles. bath, good cond. $6,800. neg 2 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/tm st/cass, fab/int, convertible 908-257-6700 Call 908-721-3762 ALL CARS. 908-251-7552 Must see! $14,995. or best (gray) buckets, rec/seats, console, gauges, p/w, tint, cruise, JUNK & RUNNING CARS offer. 908-739-1866 log lamps, pin stripe, intermit wipers, mats, alum 24 HOUR SERVICE DODGE 150 ’88 119 Car/Van Pools wh, ext. color: red, int. color: gray. Stk 1722, VIN TOP CASH PRICES PAID A/C, am/fm stereo. 78,000 #PT615303,18,980 mi. CALL 908-536-8031 miles & many extras. Excel­ C A LL T O LL F l WANTED-RUNNING and lent cond. $5,800. or best RIDE NEEDED FROM 1-800-436-6867 EXT. A-3375 REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks otter. 908-972-6253 MANALAPAN TO BROOK­ *12,895 $100. and UP. Junk Cars LYN. Hrs. flex. Call eves be­ Removed. 908-238-9481 DODGE HI-TOP Conversion fore 9pm 908-446-5299 Van ’90. Loaded. VCR, TV, WE BUY JUNK CARS CB, radar detector, stereo. TEACHERS Looking For Car- MORE USED CAR VALUES! paint. $4,595. or best offer. Marlboro Auto Wreckers 65,000 mi. Like new. Asking pooJ. BROOKLYN MUSEUM ’87 MERCURY ’86 CADILLAC ’89 FORD ’86 LINCOLN ’90 BUICK Call 908-741-9133 908-591-1400 $11,900. Call 908-821-8679 AREA. 908-536-0382 SABLE WAGON SEDAN DeVILLE TAURUS 4 dr 6 cyl, auto o/d. p/s. p/b TOWN CAR SKYLARK x 4 dr., 6 cyl., aulo. p/s, p/6, 4 dr., 8 cyl. auto., p/s, p/disc, a/c, am/fm st/cass. tab/int 4 dr. 8 cyl. auto. p/s. p/disc, 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto. p/s. p/b, a/c. am/im st, p/seats, ■- a/c. am/tm sl/cass, fabr/int am/tm st/cass, lea/int. p/seats, rec/seats. gauges a/c, am/fm st/cass, p/seals, rec/seats, r/det, p/w p/seats, rec/sts. r/del, p/w, r/del. p/w. p/d/l. p/mir, bd/side rec/seats. r/def, p/w. p/d/l, md tint, cruise, intermit bd/side md. tint, cruise, p/tr. fab/int, rec/sts, gauges, p/d/l, p/mir. bd/side md, lint, p/d/l, bd/stde/md, tint, p/tr. wipers, tilt. styl. wh. exterior : pin strip, tilt, w/w, wire r/def, bd/side/md. tint, r/wipe-wash, cruise, rt rack, pin strip, intermit wipers, wire :: dig dash, int. wipers, p/ant, color black, interior color wheel cov, ext color, blue, wheel cov., ext color: red, int mats, tilt, ext color red, ; till, alum Wh, ext color; It gray Stk #2046. VIN int. color: dk blue. Stk color tan, Sharp! Stk #2036. #KA109652. 79.836 mi int color: red, Low Miles, blue, inter, color: dk blue. LOADED1 #718, Vin #GY741422. 81.642 mi Stk #626. V.n #04241674. 73.747 nu 52,522 miles. Sharp/ Low Stk #2003, Vin VIN #HA614009 miles #LM050990. 47,119 mi. $5 , 9 9 5 * 6 ,8 9 5 *6,995 * 6 ,9 9 5 * 6 ,9 9 5 '91 OLDSMOBILE ’90 MERCURY ’89 MERCURY ’93 MERCURY ’91 BUICK CUTLASS SABLE US GRAND MARQUIS TRACER REGAL CUSTOM 4 dt 6 cyi auto p/s. p/b. a/c 4 dr. 6 cyl. auto, o/d, p/b CALAIS S 4 dr. 8 cyl. auto. p/s. p/disc, a/c. 4 dr, 4 cyl. auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, am/tm st/cass. fab/mt sun/rf a/c, am/fm st/cass. fab/int, 4 flr. 4 cyi. auto p/s. p/b. a/c am/tm. moon/rf p/seats, rec/sts. p/seais. buckeis. rec/seats. a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, rec/seats, gauges, r/def, am/tm st/cass tat) mt. p/seats : r/det p/w p/d/l, p/mir. bd/side console, r/det. p/w p/d/l. p/iw buckets, rec/seats, console, p/w, p/d/l, bd/side md, tint, gauges cruise mt wipers rec md tmt. cruise, p/tr, pin strip, mt, ii b/s/m. tint ctutse. p/lt. pm gauges, t/def. p/m«. M/side/md, cruise, pm strip, mtermit seats pN« uni matt console wipers, mats, p/ant. titt. w/w, alum p/m DJM nu. sty) wh Slk slnp. inter/wipe. mats. tilt, tint, intermit wipers, mats. syt. wipers, mats, p/ant. lilt, alum wh. em colot silver mt wti. ea. color, white. SOr #733. w/w. Exterior Color; Red, #2041 Vm #MM04678 Low whl, ext. color: It. blue, int. color: Miles’ 41.289 Ext color white color black loaded* 44 804 Si Vm #KX642188 55.230 miles. Interior Color Red. Stk blue Stk #759. VIN /PR659523 mt color Burgundy m i. Stk # 714 VIN # Low miles! #6599, Vin #M1854981. LA602078 • 24,715 mi. : 51.903 miles $7 ,8 9 5 * 7 ,9 9 5 * 8 ,4 9 5 *8,688 * 9 ,7 9 5 ...By getting you the most car for your money. '90 BUICK ’93 MERCURY -92 ‘94 MERCURY ...... 92 LESABRE TOPAZ GS CHEVROLET TOPAZ GS CHEVROLET CUSTOM 4 dr. 4 cyl, auto, p/s. p/b CAPRICE 4 or 4 cyl. auto, p/s, p/b. a/c ...By giving you the courteous, personal service you deserve. a/c, am/tm st/cass, fab/int, am/fm st/cass. tab/ini LUMINA Z-34 4 dr., 6 cyt, auto o/d. p/s. p/b 4 dr. 8 cyl. auto. o/d. air bag/dr 2 dr, 6 cyl. auto. o/d. p/s. p/b p/seats, buckets, rec/seats, side. p/s. p/b. anti-lock, a/c p/seats, buckets, rec/seats a/c. am/tm st/cass, tab/int console, gauges, r/def, p/w. anti-ik a/c, am/fm st/cass console, gauges, r/def. p/w, am/tm st/cass, tab/int. p/seats p/seats, gauges, p/mirrors, int p/d/l, bd/side md. tint, cruise, tab/mt, buckets, rec/sts ...By giving you over 25 years of combined leasing expertise. p/d/l. p/mir, bd/side md, rec/sts. gauges, ridel, p/w. p/d/l. wipers, r/def, bd/side/md. p/tr. p/tr, pin strip, intermit wipers, console, gauges, r/det. p/w tint, cruise, p/tr, intermit p/mit bd/side/md. tint, cruise rec. seats, p/w, tint, mats, p/d/l mats, tilt, alum wh„ ext. color p/d/l. bd/side/md, tint, cruise pin strip. P/ant, w/w t/res wipers, mats, tilt, alum wh, intermit wipers, mats, titt w/w tilt, ft. blue. mt. color blue, Stk sec sys. mtermit wipers, mats ext. color. It blue, int color VIN #PB631255,14,071 mi. tires, ext color silver, mt color: ...By offering all Manufacturer Rebates and Rate Specials. #705, VIN #RK605916 tilt, atum wh. ext color: red. mt blue Stk #2048, VIN Stk. # 702 exterior color gray, Slk #720, Vin #NR103891, color: gray, sharp, Slk #6602 18.685 mi #LH500713,62.029 mites. mocha, interior color: tan 44 74 Imi. Vin #N9173041. 64 546 mi Outside the * 9 ,9 9 5 *10,492 *10,995 *11,488 *11,695

Freehold, We Lease ’90 BUICK ’92 FORD ’94 MERCURY ’92 MERCURY ’91 BUICK PARK AVE. CROWN 4 dr.. 6 cyl., auto, p/s, p/b, SABLE GS GRAND PARK AVE 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto, o/d, p/s p/b Manalapan, a/c. am/lm st/cass. 1ab/int. VICTORIA LX 4 dr., 6 cyt., 3 8 V6, auto 4dr,8cyl auto o/d, p/s, *nti-kx* p/s, p/d/b. am/fm st/cass, MARQUIS anti-lock, a/c, am/tm st/cass Every Make And Model p/seats, rec/seats, r/del, 2 dr. 8 cyl., auto 00, p/s leath/int p/seats, rec/seats p/W, p/dr Icks. p/mir. p/b. a/c, am/tm st/cass leath/int fab/int, p/seats, rec sts. p/r/seats. r/del, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir p/d/b. a/c. am/lm st/cass. gauges, r/def. p/w. p/d/l p/mtr Marlboro area ; bd/side/md. tint, pin strip, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l. bd/side/md, tint, cruise, p/tr. dig leath/int, p/r/seats. re/sts bd/side md. tint, cruise, p/tr intermit wipers, mats, p/anl. dash. sec sys, pm strip, ml. wipers p/mir. bd/side/md tint, gauges, r/det, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir. sec sys. pm stip. intermit tilt, wire wh cover, burg ext, i Od'stde/md. cruise, p/tr, tint, mt. wipers, mats, p/ant. titt, alum MEMBER mats p/ant. UN. alu whls. srs cruise, pin strip, tilt, alu Call burg interior, 51,195 mi.. airtag/ds, keyless door entry, ml whls., int. color blue, ext wipers, p/ant, tilt, alu. whls., srs wh. air bag drivers side. Sf* #R3104, VIN : color, gray, ext color black. 42.861 airbag/ds. int. color gray, ext., Exterior Color: Dk Blue color: It blue, 23,839 mi.. color: silver, 49,040 mi.. Stk Interior Color Blue. Stk #6588 CALL FOR A #L1613684. mi , Stk #726, VIH #NX114065 • 1-800-81 LEASE!' a H rtional Vehicle Stk #386. VIN #PA618599 #599. VIN #NX631961 ; Vin #M1607533.47,544 miles. NVLA Leasing Association FREE CUSTOM QUOTE *11,995 *12,495 *12,988 *12,995 *13,995

’91 BUICK ’93 FORD ’92 BUICK ’92 LINCOLN ’93 JEEP GRAND RIVIERA AEROSTAR ROADMASTER TOWN CAR CER0KEE 2 d i. 6 cyi auto o/d. p/s. p/6. ' wli-iock. tic am/lm st/cass. XLT WAGON 4 dr., 8 cyl.. auto, p/s, p/disc, : SIGNATURE LAREDO leainer/mt p/seats buckets waa 6 cyl auto, p/s p/b a/c. a/c, am/lm st/cass, leather/int, :. 4 dr., 8 cyl., auto, o/d, p/S. p/b, ; 4 3 4WO 6 cyi into ^ a.c rec/seats console, r/det p/w. p/d/l am/tm st/cass. p/mu cruise p/seats, rec/seats. r/det. p/w, anti-lock, t/c. am/lm st/cass, am/lm st/cass latvmt gauges p/mr pun* ftd/stde mt um cause, p/tr intermit wmers buckets r/oet p/d/l. p/mir, bd/stde/md. tint, leather/int. moon rl, p/seats, > cruis* rt ract «t w*ers Duckets i d>g dash, sec sys. pm strip ; bd/side md rec/seats p/w tint cruise, p/tr, pin strip, intermit i rec/seats, r/del, p/w, p/d/l. bd/side :: r/det Dd/side md itcseais p/w. um p/d/l pm stnp tin two-tone -Hermit wipers mats, p/ant. nil wipers, mats, tilt, wire wheel ; md. tmt. p/tr dig dash, sec sys. j cargo cm. console, p-drt r. wape *asn | «/w air bag driver s side Ertermr sm/er grey mt driver side mats, p/ant, 5 fm si® Wt thm wn »hdf wared airbag 7 passenger 28 807 covers, Low Miles! 11,487. Ext. : Mt. aiutn win. keyless CoKw White, interior Color 8iue Color: Green. Int. Color Tan Stk. door entry. Ext. Color: black, ini tires exi sokh otac*.« odor gray .; Sl* fB597 V»n #MU411408 m i. Stk #563 VlN Color: gray, Stk #743. Vin 5 21.449 m. Stk #2086 VIH 1 #T2849326 #fi-3417,VIN#PR402954 262l7roies Low miles1 #NY631654.40.695 miles #PCS29409 STRIVING TO BE THE BEST!!! *14,995 ’ 15,995 s 16 ,9 9 5 *18,995 *22,995 k THIS AD IS A COUPON AND MUST BE PRESENTED AT TIME OF SALE k (908) 446-5200 Prices include all costs except tax, license & registration fees. 5 8 SEPTEMBER 8,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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_ the Best-Selling small car in America.„Escort 3 door, 4 door, 5 door and wagon! SAVE BIG! SAVE BIG! NEW 1994 FORD NEW 1994 FORD ESCO RT LX PROBE 3 DOOR HATCHBACK 3 D O O R 1.9 liter SEFI 4 cyl., 5 spd. 2.0 lite r DOHC 4 cyl., 5 man. trans., P/S, P/B, air spd. man. trans., P/S, cond., r. def., AM/FM stereo P/B, a ir cond., tilt, conv. cass., light & conv. group, group, int. wipers, tint elec. remote mirrors, alloy wheels, tach., spoiler, clearcoat paint, stk. # N6520. VIM #RWS255341, glass, AM/FM stereo, r. det. Stk. #N6412. VIN #R5149947. MSRP $15,745. Ford MSRP $12,500. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $375. Sport Pkg. Oise. $720. College Grad Rebate $400. Ford Rebate Rebate $500. College Grand Rebate $400. Tom’s Disc. $1,045. Price includes $400. Tom's Disc. $387. Price includes freight & dealer prep not tax or M. V. fees, includes all applicable freight & dealer prep not tax or M.V. fees, includes a ll applicable rebates and $1600 rebates and $1500 down plus 1st payment & $200 ref. sec. dep. 15,000 miles per year max. down plus 1st payment & $200 ref. sec. dep. 15,000 m iles per year max. 2 YEAR LEASE FOR du ■ ru n 2 YEAR LEASE FOR m iv cna >30 $ 4 0 0 9 5 *153; *10,218 199£Per Mo. *13,800

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200 HWY. 35 (P K Y e x i t 117) Keyport, N.J. (908) 264-1600 6 0 SEPTEMBER 8, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

LS 5-70 PICK-UP LUMINA CARGO CHEVROLET VAN New '95 Fleetside LS Pick-up, 2.2 Liter, 4-Cyl En- ..... New '94 "CM 11006" Extended Astro Van, 6-Cyl 4 .3 New '95 Chevrolet Van, 4.3 Liter, V-6 Engine, 4- gine, 5-Speed ManualTransmission.Air Condition­ Ltr. CPI, 4-SpdAuto w/OD, Air Cond, DeepT/Glass, Speed Automatic Transmission with OverDrive, ing, AM/FM Stereo & Cassette, Etc. Stk#9-S. High Back Buckets, Luggage Carrier, Pwr Wins & Front Bucket Seats, Fixed glass rear and side VIN#SK102885. Just make 36 Lease Pymn’ts of Locks. AM/FM Stereo Cassette, Elec. Remote Mir­ doors,' Gray custom vinyl trim, Etc. Stk#167-S. VIN# $176 per mo. rors, Etc. V1N#RB112259, Stk#159R, Just Make SF108405. Just make 36 Lease Pymn'ts of $226 TOTAL OF PAYMENTS 36 Lease Pymn'ts of $294 per mo. per mo. INCLUDING INTEREST: , ^ TOTAL OF PAYMENTS , TOTAL OF PAYMENTS , INCLUDING INTEREST: ( START INCLUDING INTEREST: ( START s q i i i r s i 10,023 10,131z CAPRICE CLASSIC LUMINA SEDAN M O N T E CARLO LS COUPE New '95 Caprice Classic 4-Dr Sedan, 4-SpdAuto- New '95 Lumina Sedan, 3.1 Liter, V-6 Engine, 4- New '95 Monte Carlo LS Coupe, 3.1 Liter, V-6 En matic Trans, 4.3 Liter, V-8 Engine, 4-dr, P/Steer­ Speed Automatic Transmission, Power Brakes, gine, 4-Speed Automatic Transmission. Reclining ing, P/Brakes, P/Seats. P/Windows, P/Mirrors, Electric Rear Defogger, Radial Tires, Etc. Stk Cloth Bucket Seats, Radial Tires, Rear Delogger Cruise, R/Defogger, Aluminum whls w/Locks, Etc. #207-S. VIN#S9136674. Just make 36 Lease Etc. Stk #201-S. VIN#S9137058. Just make 36 Stk#193-S VIN#SR101736. Just make 36 Lease Pymn’ts of $230 per mo. Lease Pymn'ts ot $267 per mo. Pymn’ts of $372 per mo. TOTAL OF PAYMENTS TOTAL OF PAYMENTS TOTAL OF PAYMENTS , ____ INCLUDING INTEREST: INCLUDING INTEREST: INCLUDING INTEREST: ( START *15,387 10,275 11,607

CREDIT BONUS TRADE-IN PHONE US Ok by phone while-U-wait at home! •First Time Buyers Bonus! Bring your payment book We’re proud of our price • Divorce »New Job •Bankruptcy •Senior Citizens Discounts! with you. If we make a deal, policy! We quote firm prices • No Prior Credit *New To Area • College Grad Bonuses! we’ll pay it off and allow & trade-in allowances by • Recent Grad or Any Other • Cash Rebates & Huge $500 over Galves “Book phone or by fax. Unlimited Problem? We enjoy saying Dealer Discounts Value” for your car. Used auto test drives. Free factory “YES!" Call daily & Sun. to 10! car buyers are on the literature. Browsers welcome. 1-800-PINE BELT f o $ . premises. All import and Open Monday to Friday Ask ton Mr, Harris 8 ,0 0 0 ! domestic models accepted. 8:30 am - 9 pm, Sat. 8:30 am -7 pm

W E “BEAT TH E f ' Hundreds of Used Cars on BY AT LEAST... 5 0 0 ! Sale this week!

For Instance... ACURAS HONDAS NISSANS Integras, Legends, Vigors! Civics, Accords, CRX's, Preludes! Stanzas, Sentras, ZX's, Z's, Pathfinders, Etc.! '9 3 HONDA BUICKS HYUNDAIS OLDSMOBILES CIVIC, 2-Door Hatch Back, 4-Cylinder Engine, 5-Speed Manual Skylarks, Centurys, Rivieras, Le Sabres! Excels, Elantras, Sonatas! Transmission, Power Brakes, Pwr. Steering, Air Conditioning, Regencys, Cutlass', Acbievas, Calais'! Cassette & More! Stk#76960, VIN#PH536319, 11,502 miles. CADILLACS isuzus PONTIACS NADA Coupe and Sedan DeVille's, Eldorados! Troopers, Rodeos! Bonnevilles, Firebirds, Grand Prix's, Sunbirds! CHEVYS JEEPS PLYMOUTHS *10,388 9 8 8 8 Cavaliers, Caprices, Malibus, Blazers, Camaros! Cherokees, Renegades, Wranglers! Voyagers, Sundances, Colts, Lazers! '91 CHEVY CHRYSLBRS LINCOLNS SUBARUS CAMARO, 2-Door, V8 Eng, 3-Speed Auto/T., Pwr. Steering & New Yorkers, 5th Avenues, Acclaims! Mark's, Continentals, Town Cars! Legacys, Justys, SVX's, Loyales! Brks., Air Cond, Pwr Windows & Dr. Lks., Tilt Steering, Cruise Control & More! Stk#79341, VIN#M7125302, 67,231 miles. DODGES MAZDAS TOYOTAS Caravans, Colts, Pick-Ups, Aries, Raiders! 323's, 626's, RX-7’s, Proteges, Navajos! Corollas, Celicas, Camrys, Tercels! NADA FORDS MERCURYS VOLKSWAGENS * 9 5 8 8 * 7 9 8 8 T-Birds, Mustangs, Taurus', Escorts, Tempos! Sables, Grand Marquis', Cougars, Topaz's! Jettas, Golts & Lots More!

“Pay a toll and you’ll drive a m m bargain!”

PIN E B ELT SERVICE ROUTE 88, LAKEWOOD 3 6 3 -1 2 0 0 Parkw ay E x its 90N and 91S PARTS (908) 3 6 3 -2 9 0 0 3 6 3 -4 6 0 0

Prices include all costs lo be paid by consumer except for licensing, reg, & tax. All rebales, incentives and minimum $500 trade-in allowance applied. Pym'ts computed lor 36 month closed-end leases. $1995 cap cost reduction, 36,000 miles then 10« mi. No purchase required, residuals: Caprice $9535, Lumina $8403, Monte Carlo $8946, S-10 P/U $7440, Van $9560, Lumina Cargo Van $9783.1 mo. pym't & sec, D/P at inception, lessee resp. for normal maint. X repairs (ii any). Subject to primary lenders approval. Ihis ad supercedesall previous offerings, is a coupon and must be presented at time ol purchase. Not resp. for typographical errors. Ad offers may not be combined. Hurry, don't miss this sale' THE INDEPENDENT, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 6 1 IF YOU WANT WILD,

TRY THESE■ II

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

New 1994 Prixm New 1994 Excel / New \ 9 9 4 Elantra

MSRP: $ 1 8 1 $ 6 4 0 4 4 cylinder engine, 5sp»JI man.

*88 S-10 PICKUP I '89 HONDA CIVIC LX '91 CAVALIER '87 74OGLE S/W '9 3 CHEVY ASTRO MONMOUTH Chevy, auto trans., 4 cyl. eng., 4 cyl EFI eng., auto trans., P/B P/steering, P/brakes, moonroof, overdrive, custom: ext. & int., 4 cyl. EFI eng., auto. 0/0 trans., Volvo, 6 cyl. eng., auto, trans., 4 cyl EFI eng., auto trans., AIR, P/B, t-bar roof, tinted glass, AM/FM buckets, tint, P/S, rr defr., stereo w/ P/S, P/B, AIR, bkts., T/G, rr. def., P/S, P/B, AIR, sunroof, roof overdrive, roof rack, P/S, P/W, P/L, COUNTY'S stereo. Vin #J2209236. 154,236 mi. cassette, tilt steering. Vin AM/FM stereo. Stk #94041A. Vin rack, bkts., cruise, tilt, P/L, P/W, custom: ext; inf S wheels, buckets, tint, #KD023753 70,125mi. # M J12261. 60,660 mi. cass. Vin «H1086976. 67,582 mi. cruise, tilt steering, rr defr., stereo USED CAR w/cassette. Vin #BB185285 24,911 mi. CENTER * 2 9 9 5 1 * 4 9 9 5 * 6 4 9 5 * 7 2 9 5 * 1 4 ,9 9 5

Changing The W ay America Buys A Car 641 SHREWSBURY AVE SHREWSBURY, NJ

CALL OPEN HOURS CHEVROLETr G e® HYunoRi FRI-SAT 9AAA-6PM 908-741-3130 MON-THURS 9AM-9PM Prices include all costs to be i /a consumer exo . destination cha 6 2 SEPTEMBER 8, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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NISSAN

New & Used Nissan Cars & Trucks Nissan Diesel, UD Trucks, Quality Used Cars & Trucks E. Newman Springs Rd. Route 35 (Opp. Mon. Mall) C / | O (Exit 109) RED BANK (Exit 105) EATONTOWN 0 * t £ " I THE INDEPENDENT, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 6 3

’NISSAN INCENTIVES + VOLUME DISCOUNTS + s500 TRADE-IN BONUS = A GREAT PINE BELT DEAL THIS WEEK! NISSAN 240SX NISSAN SENTRA U NISSAN ALTIMA New ’95 240SX, 2-Dr. 2.4 L 4-Cyl, 5-Spd Manual New ’94Vi 4-Dr Sentra LE, 5-Spd Manual Trans, New ’95 Altima, 4-Dr, 4-Cyl, Auto, FRWD, PS/PB, Trans, 2WD, PS/PB.A/C, Driver/Passenger Air Bag, 16 Valves, 4-Cyl Eng, Power Strng & Brks, Pwr A/C, Driver/Pass Air Bag, Pwr Winds/Lcks, Cruise, Pwr Winds/Locks, Rear Def, Till Whl, Cruise Cntrl, Windows/Locks/Mirrors, Air Cond, Front Bucket Tilt, Rear Def., T/Glass, Am/Fm Cassette, Pwr Mir­ Sun Roof, Alloy Whls, T/Glass, Pwr Mirrors, Etc. Seats, R/Def, Cruise, Elec Fuel Injection, T/Glass, rors/Antenna, Etc. 14 demo mi., VIN#SC103899, 14 demo mi., VIN#SW007099, Just Make 36 Lease Etc. VIN# RC849373. Just make 36 Lease Pymn’ts Just Make 36 Lease Pymn’ts ot $217 per mo. Pymn'ts of $242 per mo. of $147 per mo. TOTAL OF PAYMENTS TOTAL OF PAYMENTS , TOTAL OF PAYMENTS , INCLUDING INTEREST: ( START INCLUDING INTEREST: ( START INCLUDING INTEREST: ( start 10,706 w >7286 19806 M A X IM A © XE PATHFINDER XE NISSAN QUEST New ’95 Nissan Maxima GXE, 4-Dr, 3 0L V6 En­ New ’95 Nissan Pathfinder XE, 4-Door, Wagon, New '95 Quest GXE, Wagon, Van, Auto, 2WD, 3.0L gine, 5-Spd Manual Trans, FRWD, PS/PB, A/C, SUV, 3.0 Liter V6 Engine, 5-Speed Manual Trans, V6 Engine, Power ABS, PS, A/C, Driver Air Bag, Driver/Passenger Air Bags, Pwr Winds/Lcks, Rear 4-Wheel Drive, Power Steering, Power-Brakes, Pwr Winds/Lcks, Rear Def., Tilt, Cruise, Am/Fm Def, Tilt Whl, Cruise, AM/FM Cassette, Pwr Mir­ Front Bucket Seats, Cloth Interior, 14 demo mi., Cassette, Power Mirrors/Antenna, Etc. 14 demo mi., rors, Etc. 14 demo mi., VIN#ST038050, Just Make VIN#SW001724, Just Make 36 Lease Pymn'ts of VIN#SD801654, Just Make 36 Lease Pymn’ts of $319 per mo. 36 Lease Pymn’ts of $268 per mo $263 per mo. MSRP ’22,619 TOTAL OF PAYMENTS , TOTAL OF PAYMENTS " TOTAL OF PAYMENTS INCLUDINGCLUDING INTEREST: ( STARTSTARTS A J T 0 % INCLUDING INTEREST: ( STARTSSTART W INCLUDING INTEREST: ( START DEALING Per $11ii,642 AAO L“ f *268%: n1.462 MHERE! *263 Mo! 13,478

CREDIT RONUS TRADE-IN PHONE US Ok by phone while-U-wait at home! •F irst Time Buyers Bonus! Bring your payment book We’re proud of our price • Divorce »New Job •Bankruptcy •Senior Citizens Discounts! with you. If we make a deal, policy! We quote firm prices • No Prior Credit »New To Area • College Grad Bonuses! we’ll pay it off and allow & trade-in allowances by • Recent Grad or Any Other •Cash Rebates & Huge $500 over Galves “Book phone or by fax. Unlimited Problem? We enjoy saying Dealer Discounts Value” for your car. Used auto test drives. Free factory “YES!” Call daily & Sun. to 10! car buyers are on the literature. Browsers welcome. premises. All import and Open Monday to Friday 1-800-366-2733 % 0 0 0 ! domestic models accepted. 8:30 am - 9 pm, Sat. 8:30 am-7 pm

W E “BEA T TH E BO O K" ii m ? f 1 Hundreds of Used Cars on BY AT LEAST... 5 0 0 ! Sale this week!

For Instance... ACURAS HONDAS NISSANS Integras, Legends, Vigors! Civics, Accords, CRX's, Preludes! Stanzas, Sentras, ZX's, Z's, Pathfinders, Etc.! 92 NISSAN 300 ZX BUICKS HYUNDAIS 2-Dr, 5-Spd Man, EFI V/6 Eng, Pwr Brakes & Strng, Air Cond, OLDSMOBILES Leather, Front Buckets, Pwr Winds/Lcks/Ant, Tilt Whl, Cruise, Skylarks, Centurys, Rivieras, Le Sabres! Excels, Elantras, Sonatas! Regencys, Cutlass’, Achievas, Calais'! & More! VIN#NX521299, 38,463 miles CADILLACS is u z u s PONTIACS NADA $ Coupe and Sedan DeVille's, Eldorados! Troopers, Rodeos! Bonnevilles, Firebirds, Grand Prix's, Sunbirds! * 2 X 8 7 5 1 9 ,9 3 7 CHEVYS JEEPS PLYMOUTHS Cavaliers, Caprices, Malibus, Blazers, Camaros! Cherokees, Renegades, Wranglers! Voyagers, Sundances, Colts, Lazers! '9 1 OLDS REGENCY 98 CHRYSLERSLINCOLNS SUBARUS 4-Dr, V/6 Eng, Auto, Pwr Strng & Brks, Air, Pwr Seats/Winds/ New Yorkers, 5th Avenues, Acclaims! Mark's, Continentals, Town Cars! Legacys, Justys, SVX's, Loyales! Lcks/Ant/Trnk Release, Tilt, Cruise Cntrl, Elec. Fuel Inj., AM/ FM Cass, Alloy Whls, & Morel VIN#M4318468, 45,708 miles DODGES MAZDAS TOYOTAS Caravans, Colts, Pick-Ups, Aries, Raidersl 323's, 626's, RX-7's, Proteges, Navajos! Corollas, Celicas, Camrys, Tercels! FORDS MERCURYS VOLKSWAGENS i- itS S $ 1 2 , 1 3 7 T-Birds, Mustangs, Taurus', Escorts, Tempos! Sables, Grand Marquis', Cougars, Topaz's! Jettas, Golfs & Lots More!

^ E Y ’S ^ , P a y a toll an d you’ll drive a m b a rg a in !” PIN E B ELT NISSAN TOMS RIVER NISSAN] KEYPORT ^ R T . 3 7 EAST [E x it 8 2 ) 3 7 0 BROAD ST. (Exit 117) ^ 3 7

(908) 349-3030 (908) 264-1323 Keyport H.S.

ices inciuae an costs to De paia Dy consumer incentives and minimum $500 trade-in allowance applied. Pym'ts computed lor 36 ,000 miles then 15f mi. No purchase required, residuals: '95's: Sentra $6912, Quest$13999,240SX $11135, Maxima $11417, thfinder $14023, Alfa $10748.1 mo. pymt & sec. D/P al inception, lor normal maint. & repairs (il any). Subject to primary tenders approval." ' ...... lor typographical errors. Ad olers may nol tie combined. Hurry don't miss this sale! 6 4 SEPTEMBER 8, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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hassle and negotiating ou rebate and sell- list price, dealer and truck. At *??-LUM,NAS IN STOCK ng price are displayed on «very g sale oor f u t u r e Chevrolet-Geo, there s ^ ^ „ i m m e d i a t e d e l i v e r y fow P-es a re ° J award winning ste, no haggle P” ce| Pin and see us soon! _ _ service department. stop

NEW 1995 CHEVY NEW 1994 CEO LUMINA SEDAN PRIZM LSi 3.1 lite r SFl v-6, auto trans., P/S, P/disc brakes, A/C, P/w, P/trunk, rear 4 dr. Sedan. 1.6 Itr. 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, A/C, P/L, 4-WHL. ANTI-LOCK def., AM/FM stereo cass. w/ext. range speakers, dig. elk., speed contr. BRAKES, AM/FM stereo cass., dig. elk., theft deter. & 4 speakers, dual rem ote m irrors, rem ote trnk. rel., int. wipers, custom cloth seats, frt. & r. w/resume, twin rem ote m irrors, cargo net, cloth int., stl. bltd. b/w carpet mats, r. def., cruise cont. w / re s u m e , tach. stk. #4762. VIN radials. Stk. 35050. VIN #S1101683. MSRP $17,060.24 M onth Lease. $272.78 #RZ091143. MSRP $15,^59.24 M onth Lease. $237.61 per mo. incl. tax. Total Per Mo. incl. Tax. Total cash $2,494.68 includes 1st paym ent & ref. sec. dep. cash $2,134.51 includes 1st paym ent & ref. sec. dep. 15,000 m iles per year 15,000 m iles per year max. m a x . BUY LEASE |78 Per Mo. Per Mo. Incl. Tax FOR FOR Incl. Tax

F u t u r e ' 1991 CHEVY CAVALIER 1990 CEO PRIZM 1989 CHEVY CAMARO IROCZ 1990 CHEVY LUMINA EURO 1991 CEO METRO 8 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/s, P/B, A/C, auto trans. w/od.. P/S, P/B, CONVERTIBLE CONVERTIBLE 4 cyl., auto trans., p/s, p/b. a/c, t.g., r. P/L, P/hatch rel., tllt/crulse. body side rvS r,w, r.w. P/seat, P/hatch rel., r. def., 6 cvl., auto trans., P/S, P/B. A/C, P/L, P/W. Auto trans., P/B, A/C, body side mldg., def., body side mldg., console, am/fm mldg., console, r. def., T.C., AM/FM Chevrolet . tilt/cruise, T.G., body side mldg., fuel inj., body side mldg., console, fuel Inj.. convert, console, conv. roof, recl/bucket seats, stereo, recl/bucket seats, delx. whls.,, stereo cass., T-top roof, recl/bucket Announces I remote mirrors, split bench seat, r. spoiler. roof, recl/bucket seats, tach., tonneau tonneau cover, trip od., multispeed wipers, carpet, elk., fuel inj., trip od., multispeed seats, r. spoiler, tach., trip od., alloy I tach., trip od., carpet, elk., flr. mats, am/fm cover, trip od., mag whls.. int. wipers, carpet, dk., fuel inj.. am/fm stereo cass., whls., carpet, elk., fuel inj., frt. spoiler, I stereo cass., alloy whls., int. w' " carpet, elk., tllt/crulse, T.G., AM/FM stereo wipers, stk. #p4001. VIN #LZ084666. 56,727 e x t e n d e d I p/trunk, stk, #p4087 VIN #L9281665. i tach.. delx. whls. Stk. #P4069. VIN #MK602073. miles. Int. wipers, stk. #45381. VIN #KL103937. cass. Stk. #M7200922 49,203 miles. 64,891 miles SERVICE $7,987 *10,423 *8,331 $6,997 $9,286 * PARTS _ HOURS . 1991 CHEVY K-5 BLAZER 4X4 Beginning Sept, 6th, ourl 1989 FORD BRONCO II 8 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C. 1 9 9 2 C H EVY C A VA LIER Z24 1989 CHEVY S-10 BLAZER 2 DR. 1 9 9 3 OLDS CUTLASS SL carpet, elk.. P/L. tilt/cruise, four wheel ,ech's 8 parts dept I P/S. P/B, A/C, 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S. P/B, A/C, 6 cyi., auto trans. w/od.. P/s . p/b. ajc, dnve. recl/bucket seats int. wipers alarm console, P/L, tilt/cruise, body side mldg., rv »». r / i. r / iw iu i iei.. P/L. P/W. body side mldg., console, r. syst., body side mldg.. console, r. def., T.G., will be open 7:30 a.m, to l r. def., T.G., AM/FM stereoreo cass.,cass. console, r. def.. P/hatch rel., am/fm p/antenna, carpet, elk., tllt/crulse. fuel def., four wheel drive, AM/FM stero InJ- recl/bucket seats, body side mldg.. cass.. recl/bucket seats, tach., trip od., AM/FM stereo cass., tach.. trip od., alloy recT/bucket seats, tllt/crulse, trip stereo cass.. bucket/recl. seats, tach.. console, r. def.. T.C.. am/fm stereo Whls. Stk. #47911 VIN # MF106306. 75,402 Friday^™ ' Monday »hru| trip od.. alloy whls.. carpet, dk., fuel mag whls.. int. wipers, carpet, elk., miles. at: us inj., T.C., int. wipers, four whtei drive. tllt/crulse, fuel Inj., TG. Stk. #45691 VIN #p4039. VIN #7128733. 35,352 miles. Stk.___ #47491.__ VIN #kC138134.___ 87.448 35.947 miles. #KUA60128. 65,846 miles s13 9S7 ACCELERATED $11,987 ' s9,998 *12,897 s10,647 ' EARNINGS NETWORK / Upto- Price(s) include(s) all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing, registration, and taxes. fneM/Gm/ On Parts & Service ■ eitlliill It if Shnp Rt,nrt ROUTE 34 AT SOUTH ATLANTIC AVE. ABERDEEN (Matawan) Next to Strathmore Shopping Center AFTER THE SALE~ ITS THE SALE THAT COUNTS! 5 6 6 - 8 0 0 0