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Serving Aberdeen, Hazlet, Holmdel, Keyport, Matawan and Middletown A U G U S T 11, 1999 40 cents MiddletownV O Lplanners U M E 29, N U M B E R 32 OK open space plan List of priority sites Instead of a 25-75 percent match, with the township paying now goes to township the 75 percent, the township for final approval would be eligible for a 50 percent matching grant, board member BY LINDA DeNICOLA and Township Committee woman Staff W riter Rosemarie Peters said. “The town would only have to M iddletown’s Open raise 50 percent. How we would Space Preservation Plan do that is the question,” Peters has been unanimously added. approved by the Planning Board . Mercantante said the beauty of The board adopted the plan the plan is that the payments last week as an amendment to the would be paid for through the township’s master plan. special assessment program. The It now goes to the Township open space tax (1 cent per $100 Committee for final approval. of assessed valuation) approved “They have to pass a resolution last year by voters raises approxi­ of concurrence before it goes to the mately $474,000 per year. state,” said former township The courtroom was full during Planning Director Anthony the hearing, but only a few people Mercantante, who worked with the took the microphone to speak, ad hoc Open Space Committee to possibly because they were implement the plan before his advised that the board would not departure. be addressing the issue of indi­ “The primary goal is to put vidual properties. ourselves in position for state “We’re not here to talk about JERRY WOLKOWITZ funding. In order to do that, we particular sites,” Mercantante Drew Capichana, 4, of Union Beach, encourages his brother, Jake, 1, to dance during the New need a plan,” Mercantante said. Power Soul concert at Normandy Park in Middletown Thursday. The concert was part of the town­ explained. Peters explained that site eval­ ship’s popular summer concert series. With a plan in place, the town­ uation is a decision made by the ship will be able to acquire Green governing body, not by the Acres funding under a new Planning Board. matching grant program that Peters, who is also a member depends on a dedicated tax and a waterfront property, anyone? plan. Continued on page 21 “The expectation is that the major historic buildings. Some Officers Row, other greatest cost would be toward are used as public museums or Ft. Hancock buildings rehabilitation,” said Lou Venuto, for park system operations; oth­ division chief of Interpretation ers are already occupied by edu­ available for leasing and Cultural Resources. “In addi­ cational and research organiza­ tion such as the National Marine BY LINDA DeNICOLA tion there would be a service dis­ Fisheries Laboratory, the New Staff W riter trict fee, kind of like a condo fee, that would provide for common Jersey Marine Sciences T he National Park Service area maintenance and 24-hour Consortium and the M arine is offering long-term leas­ security provided by park Academy of Science and ing opportunities for 32 rangers.” Technology. historic buildings in Fort Among the buildings included The 32 buildings, totaling Hancock at the Sandy Hook Unit in the offering are 17 houses approximately 270,000 square of Gateway National Recreation along Fort Hancock’s Officers feet, are vacant or underutilized. Area. Row. Fort Hancock is a public “The purpose of this offering The 50- to 100-year-old his­ park so the buildings are not is to assure the long-term preser­ toric buildings are all former mil­ available for private, residential vation of these historic structures itary structures located in the Fort use, Venuto said. though private and public part­ Hancock Historic District at the A lso included are the Fort nerships,” said Sandy Hook northern end of the peninsula. Hancock Officers Club, gymnasi­ Superintendent Charles Baerlin. The buildings are available for um, post exchange, barracks, the­ “The National Park Service development by profit or non­ ater, chapel, and various ware­ will consider proposals that rec­ house and support buildings. ognize and benefit from the profit organizations in return for Peter Miano, an employee at Crystal Dreams and Visions in down­ their rehabilitation and long-term The Fort Hancock Historic unique seashore character and town Matawan, enjoys a massage by Eileen Smith Betancourt of maintenance. District includes more than 90 Matawan during Matawan’s Downtown Celebration Aug. 3. Continued on page 21 2 INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11, 1999 M

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BY MARY DEMPSEY Staff W riter M ID D L E T O W N — Last week’s res­ ignation of longtime Fairview Elementary School Principal Anthony Falvo sparked a protest by school par­ ents and students at the district’s central offices yesterday. The protest was held at the district’s Tindall Road administrative offices next to Middletown High School North before a scheduled 11 a.m. meeting at the site between the executive board of the Fairview Elementary School PTO, Interim Schools Superintendent Dennis Jackson, Assistant Schools Superinten­ dent Alan Feur and District Administra­ tor for Employee and Labor Relations William Hybbeneth. The purpose of the meeting was to find a way to keep the well-liked Falvo at his post at Fairview. Check out what’s happening “We don’t feel that the circumstances in your area in this week’s surrounding Mr. Falvo’s resignation Entertainer. were fair,” said Linda Ensor, a member Page 32 of Fairview’s PTO executive board. While Ensor was not specific, she stated administrative pressure forced Falvo to resign from the district. “It is a shame that a lack of adminis­ Classifieds ...... Page 41 trative support has cost us the services . .Page o f one o f the best principals in Editorials .... 10 Middletown,” Board of Education mem­ Entertainment. . .Page 32 ber Patricia Walsh said Tuesday. “Tony Falvo has always made the Letters...... Page 10 children the highest priority,” Walsh Marketplace .. . .Page 39 said. . .Page Falvo handed in his resignation on Milestones .... 29 Aug. 4, which is effective Sept. 1, less Obituaries ...... Page 31 than one week before the Sept. 7 open­ .Page ing of the 1999-2000 school year. Police Beat ..... 30 The board is slated to vote on a Sports ...... Page 34 replacement for Falvo at a special meet­ ing at 7:30 a.m. tomorrow in the High Yesteryear ...... Page 25 School South library. Falvo is the most recent in a long line Phone numbers: of changes in the principal’s post in the past two years in the county’s largest Editorial 254-7000 Ext. 8226 school district, which includes 17 schools. FAX 254-0486 River Plaza Elementary School has had two new principals in two years, Display Advertising 972-6740 following the retirement of longtime FAX 972-6746 JACKIE POLLACK Principal Diane Leonartowicz. Billy Quinn, 8, a student at Fairview Elementary School in Middletown, was among the crowd of approximately 100 parents and children who protested High School South has also had a Classified 1-800-660-4ADS Principal Anthony Falvo’s recent resignation. The protest was held outside the revolving door. Up until November, Classified FAX 432-0016 Middletown Board of Education offices on Tindall Road Tuesday morning prior when Jerome Ganis took over the helm, to a meeting between the school’s PTO and district administrators. students had three principals in a two- Delivery problems? month period. Call circulation at 254-1755 before noon on Thursday. Ab'deen to redevelop station, Freneau areas

B Y L IN D A D eNICOLA The board held a public hearing on The new elevated train station is sup­ Staff W riter Aug. 4, at which time it passed resolutions posed to open later this year and w ill Independent recommending redevelopment designa­ replace the Matawan Train Station on the ABERDEEN — Welcome to Aber­ tions, Coren said during the council work­ west side of Atlantic Avenue. deen’s Commerce and Transportation shop session. The station was moved because the Center. That’s what the township hopes to “We have the recommendations of the configuration of the tracks by the old sta­ Managing Editor Marilyn Duff create around the new train station when it Planning Board,” he said, adding that the tion did permit the construction of an ele­ Sports Coordinator Lindsey Siegle opens later this year. plan can now be moved forward. vated station that would comply with the Executive Editor Gregory Bean The Township Council approved reso­ With that, the council went into execu­ federal Americans with Disabilities Act. Publisher Kevin Wittman lutions Monday designating two parts of tive session for 10 minutes and then held a According to Coren, after the redevel­ the township as redevelopment areas, the public hearing on the two resolutions. opment plans are reviewed, the planning area around the new Aberdeen-Matawan There were no objections to the plans and board will hold additional public hearings, Train Station east of Atlantic Avenue and the council moved to accept them. after which the council will decide A Greater Media Newspaper parts of the Freneau section west of Route The first resolution designates 178.13 whether to move them forward. 79. acres in the Freneau area as a Senior The council also awarded a one-year The council authorized the Planning Citizen Complex Redevelopment area. It contract for the rental of coach buses and AI f m f AUDITVERIFIED CIRCULATION Board to undertake a preliminary investi­ authorizes the township planner to prepare drivers to Milu Bus Service, Matawan, the gation of the two areas, and after review­ a redevelopment plan for the property. lone bidder. ing preliminary reports completed in early The second resolution designates 59.47 The school buses and vans are used for The Independent is published Wednesday July by the planning firm of Coppola and acres in the vicinity of the new train sta­ the summer adventure program and other by the Greater Monmouth Publishing Co., Coppola Associates, Princeton Junction, tion as a Commerce and Transportation seasonal programs provided by the recre­ P.O. Box 1080, East Brunswick, N.J. 08816. the board came back with a recommenda­ Center Redevelopment Area. It, too, ation department. The bid for the buses First-class mail subscription available at $72 for 26 weeks, 40 cents a copy. tion to redevelop the areas, Township authorizes the township planner to prepare was $18,900; the vans’ bid was $125 per Manager Mark Coren said. a redevelopment plan. day. 4Holmdel INDEPENDENT. AUGUST t f ,doesn't 1999 wont to 'micromanage' Fire Dept. BY JERRY P eSARNO First Aid Squad member join the Fire ing the fire department was violating his right of “freedom of association,” an indi­ Correspondent Company after accomplishing the “rigor­ constitutional rights to belong to both orga­ vidual’s civil right. ous training required.” H O L M D E L — The Township Commit­ nizations. Gorzkowski did not attend the Also, he said there is a current public The mayor said the fire company is tee decided to place an ordinance which meeting. safety issue because of a shortage of day­ willing to explore whether the bylaws pro­ would douse a controversial Fire Committeeman Terence Wall, who is a time first aid volunteers. hibiting dual membership actually work. Department regulation prohibiting dual First Aid Squad volunteer, however, “Last month we had 15 calls the squad membership with the First Aid Squad on The mayor went on to refer to the escalat­ expressed concern that, by not acting, the was unable to answer,” he said. “Some of ing confrontation between both depart­ the back burner for further investigation committee might be sending a negative the Fire Department members are afraid to and discussion. ments as “a squabble, a personal issue signal to the community. join the First Aid Squad because of possi­ After hearing testimony from represen­ which has been going on for decades.” Committeeman Gary Aumiller agreed, ble repercussions.” tatives of both volunteer emergency ser­ He reaffirmed that the differences saying it was time for the township legisla­ Wiberg asked the committee to contin­ vice groups, the apparently divided com­ between both departments have no present tive body to get involved. “The ordinance ue to act as mediators in resolving the mittee members voted to table the pro­ effect on public safety. “There is no issue should be brought up for a vote,” Aumiller issue. posed ordinance until Mayor David Chai when both departments are out in the field. said. Fire Chief Ron Pontrelli said it is the and Committeewoman Mollie Giamanco The departments work together as a won­ Committeeman Joseph Speranza sided First Aid Squad that has the problem with have the opportunity to hear input from the derful team,” he said. with Chai, saying “I can’t see creating this recruitment and the dual membership members of the First Aid Squad at their Furthermore, Chai said, “It is not up to ordinance and micromanaging the Fire might draw away trained members needed next meeting. the township to micromanage the depart­ Department. I ’m not going to create an at vital moments to operate the pumper Acting as mediators, the mayor and ment” or dictate how a department should ordinance haphazardly that would allow trucks during emergency calls. Giamanco recently met with members of enforce its bylaws. dual membership (for) which there is little He then welcomed any member of the the Fire Department and were.able to sway The 1991 Fire Departments regulation interest.” First Aid Squad to join the fire Department the department’s rank and file to allow a triggered an alarm throughout the town­ First Aid Squad Capt. Bill Wiberg said after completing the “rigorous training.” volunteer to have dual membership in the ship when volunteer George Gorzkowski, the Fire Department’s bylaw is a problem Both sides agreed to work with town­ First Aid Squad and to consider letting a South Beers Street, filed a complaint say­ and infringes upon a basic constitutional ship officials to resolve the issue.

H azlet m an w an ts R te. 36-S . Holly Ave. intersection closed

BY MARY DEMPSEY told the committee. Consequently eastbound Route 36 travelers to access the priate ordinances to close the road to Staff W riter motorists frequently use South Holly park, but “that is not true,” he said. Route 36 traffic by using signs. Avenue to access South Laurel Avenue, H A Z L E T — Traffic problems and He said the Route 36 billboard should He stated the committee could simply avoiding the jughandle. safety concerns prompted one South Holly be removed because other access routes place ‘Do Not Enter’ signs at South Holly He stated traffic using South Holly are available. Avenue resident to ask the Township Avenue’s intersection with Route 36 to Avenue instead of the jughandle is often Because Route 36 is a state highway, Committee to stop the use of the road as a end the flow of highway traffic onto the backed up, and buses attempting to make a jughandle for eastbound Route 36 traffic. the state Department of Transportation residential road. left turn have already damaged one curb in (DOT) has jurisdiction over the road and “The use of a small residential street as Mayor Frank O ’Brien stated the com­ the area. makes all decisions pertaining to the road­ a jughandle is not right,” Charles Giblen, mittee had already discussed the matter in According to Giblen, Runaway Rapids way. 40 S. Holly Ave.., told the committee closed session. Water Park in Keansburg causes addition­ Monday. Instead of spending time petitioning According to O ’Brien, the committee al congestion at the jughandle through the D O T for closure of the South Holly “The highway and the jughandle were decided to request a full review of the traf­ billboard advertising that South Laurel Avenue-Route 36 intersection, Giblen fic situation at the South Laurel Avenue designed for traffic in the 1960s,” Giblen Avenue is the only accessible route for suggested the committee pass the appro­ jughandle by the DOT.

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LETTERS Recent charter school coverage, cartoon unlair Councilman responds to Duffy's implications I am writing in response to administrative staff siting in the last week’s article and illus­ bleachers cheering for their F ormer Matawan Council- es, Freeholder Director Harry tration on the Patrick favorite filing cabinet. woman Beatrice Duffy’s Larrison Jr. and Freeholder Douglas Charter School How about the old empty attack on me in last week’s Deputy Director Thomas (PDCS), specifically its refer­ high school? A picture of the Independent is quite unbecoming Powers, both of whom seek re­ ence to our struggle in securing Republican council high-fiving was shocked, ending two of her 13 years’ experience with election in November. a facility. each other after they purchased months of “good faith” negotia­ Brookdale Community College. Mr. Larrison and Mr. Powers Anyone who has followed it and seven years later scratch­ tions. Our attorney can corrobo­ As any sixth-grade student have both been under fire lately this story knows securing a ing their head wondering how rate my comments and all the will tell you, to “imply” one’s from Matawan council President facility has been a major hurdle such a small hole in the roof details. motives through one’s actions as Patrick Falcon, who recently for the P D C S. Four empty or could have grown to a 40-foot Upon reading last week’s ar­ Mrs. Duffy did to me is a most helped stop these same two free­ underutilized school buildings opening with 4 feet of water in ticle, I was stunned by Mr. unreliable method at best and holders from selling off within Matawan/Aberdeen have the gymnasium. Dickstein’s total disregard for unethical at worst. Brookdale Community College been pursued during the past Quite simply, you made a what had transpired during the M y vote not to support the land for local retail development. two years, each requiring a con­ mockery of all the hard work, previous two months. There Matawan-Brookdale Plan for It is my “implication” here siderable investment of time, re­ victories and obstacles we have was constant communication, Downtown Revitalization should that Mrs. Duffy has been direct­ search and strategies. A ll have overcome over the past two financing was absolutely not a in no way imply that I think ed by her two bosses to retaliate had their opponents producing years. problem and we were initially “these students are not capable, for Councilman Falcon’s attacks reams of devious behavior, The sad fact is that within all told by his commercial Realtor intelligent enough or worthy to on Mr. Larrison’s and Mr. enough to fill this paper from this craziness people are losing that relocation of the tenants perform and create ... ideas for Powers’ blunders. cover to cover. sight of what the PDCS is all would not be a problem. ou' downtown revitalization.” The public should not be Following our last attempt, about. We are a public school As to the cartoon, it demon­ I contend that Mrs. Duffy’s tricked by Mrs. Duffy’s “Tom­ to lease the former Broad Street and have an unbelievable edu­ strates the paper’s lack of objec­ letter is motivated more by an Foolery” and “Harry-Foolery.” I Elementary School, our facility cational plan, offering choice tivity and was nothing short of acute over-exposure to the tele­ don’t think it’s necessary for me committee began to re-explore for the first time to parents for pandering. vision show Early Edition than to apologize to the Brookdale lease spaces in the area. better educational opportunities Why not a cartoon of the to any clear rational thought Community College students in The P D C S charter dictates for their children. We haven’t Matawan/Aberdeen Regional process. question because of anything that we must open in yet opened and the competitive School District superintendent Mrs. Duffy did not even that Mrs. Duffy may have cho­ Matawan/Aberdeen. Upon pressures are evident within the and board attorney snickering attend the Borough Council sen to imply as “insensitive and reviewing our lease options, the local district. This is healthy behind a sign in front of the meeting at which I cast my vote offensive remarks” through my 675 Line Road property was by and, more important, crucial if empty Cliffwood Avenue on this issue, nor have the min­ vote on an issue. far the best choice. the district public school system School that shows a “for sale” utes of this meeting even been Once our minutes are We approached Richard intends to improve and, in fact, sign with “sale” crossed out and transcribed yet for Mrs. Duffy’s approved and published, Mrs. Dickstein’s Realtor and dis­ survive. the word “waste” pasted over it. review. Duffy w ill see that I made no cussed lease options. In short, Despite all this adversity, we This school would have been So how is it that Mrs. Duffy “insensitive and offensive they suggested we must pur­ will continue and hope our a viable option for us and would is able to come up with such pre­ remarks.” But alas, I ’m sure that chase the buildings to make this tenacity demonstrates our com­ posterous quotes of what I was Mrs. Duffy will continue to go deal work. The deal was very have brought substantial rev­ mitment to the school and mak­ supposed to have “im plied” about her merry ways of devel­ complicated and involved a enues back into their budget. ing it work for the benefit of through my vote? oping “implications” by the ficti­ number of issues. There was a This property was flatly refused this community. I realize you Although Mrs. Duffy tious methodology of E a r ly great deal of correspondence to us. are a small paper and I can’t “implies” that she is an educator Edition. and telephone calls between our Or how about a cartoon of expect New York Times report­ at Brookdale Com m unity attorneys and Richard Dickstein the Crestway Building currently ing on every story; however, we College, she has in fact served JOSEPH THOMPSON during a two-month period. used for administration. A beau­ ask that you be fair, balanced for the past 13 years in a paid Councilman A finalized version of the tiful school building, now a and accountable. political job, under her two boss­ Matawan Borough contract of sale was sent on July space extravagance for the 21. On July 23 Dickstein killed amount of staff that uses it. Frank Ward is a founder and Send your letters and Your Turn columns to the deal by leasing 6,000 square When I saw the gym, it was member of the Patrick Douglas the Independent, P.O. 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K PAINTING aid for courtesy busing BY MARY DEMPSEY Hazlet and other area districts have Staff Writer already done based on traffic and lack of ★ Interiors ★ Staining ★ Power Washing sidewalks. A proposed Assembly bill would pro­ The bill’s sponsors, Assembly mem­ ★ Exteriors ★ Decks Treated ★ Gutter Cleaning vide state aid for non-mandated school bers Louis Greenwald (D-6), M ary busing which many districts have cut due Previte (D-6), Guy Talarico (R-38) and Friendly Quality Service References Available to budget constraints. All Work Guaranteed Free E stim a te s Rose Heck (R-38), proposed the legisla­ If passed, the proposed bill, A-2463, tion as a way to deal with safety issues would provide additional school trans­ for students. Rich Casella portation funding for the optional busing, Courtesy busing is often the first pro­ which is also known as hazardous or gram cut from school budgets when dis­ safety busing. (732) 335-3978 tricts are in need of additional finances. The state mandates and funds busing Last year, for example, Hazlet’s cour­ for K-8 students who live more than two tesy busing program was in jeopardy miles from school and for high school when the district’s original state aid fig­ students who live more than two and a ures indicated a $1 million cut in fund­ half miles.

A ll other students must walk unless ing. A s a result, the school district their district offers some form of courtesy removed the $400,000 courtesy busing or subscription (paid) busing. program from the budget and scheduled Heed flenAey'4, V /iftcAenq, “7ec& Senvlce “It’s great that the district will be able it as a separate question for voters. NO NEED TO TRAVEL LONG DISTANCES to recognize hazardous routes and not be After revised state aid figures were We have Great Merchandise & Great Prices punished by the state for providing stu­ released and the aid was restored to the district, the courtesy busing program was WITH THIS AD dent transportation along those routes • HUNTING & FISHING PRO SHOP put back in the budget. F R E E B O W and for putting students first,” Hazlet • DEER CHECK STATION Superintendent of Schools Timothy Before the figure changes, the board • GUNSMITHING Done on Premises TUNE-UP faced a $ 1 million aid cut and was forced • HUNTING LICENSES w ith 5000 or m ore purchase Nogueira commented Friday. • 24 HOUR BAIT MACHINE “I ’m happy to see the state is finally to take the $400,000 courtesy busing pro­ • CLOTHING • AMMO F R E E G U N recognizing that courtesy busing is really gram out of the budget and placed on the Compete Stock of CLEANING hazardous busing and is necessary for the ballot as a separate question. ARCHERY EQUIPMENT w ith the purchase of a S cope & R ings. The revised state school aid figures |_ Expires 8/18/99 _ J safety of the children in the school dis­ ______in our Archery Pro Shop trict,” he added. afforded the district the opportunity to CENTRAL MALL The bill would require school districts put the courtesy busing program back RT. 79 & TENNENT ROAD to work with municipalities to determine into the budget with no additional costs MORGANVILLE, N.J. l'3Z ) 9 7 0 - 1 9 0 0 hazardous bus routes, something that to the taxpayers.

3 © A berdeen w ill be getting $500K i h / / . ' H a i ' J f e for w ater system im provem ent NEW RUBY PALACE ABERDEEN — Legislation that pro­ “The governor agreed with our assess­ vides $500,000 in state funds to the town­ ment that the people of Aberdeen needed Special Dinner ship for the municipal water system was state assistance to help rehabilitate an for (2) persons *24.95 signed into law on Aug. 2 by Gov. aging drinking water system,” Thompson Christie Whitman. said. The bill, sponsored by Assemblyman Added Thompson: “The state loan is Cocktail - two exotic drinks or any two beverages Samuel D. Thompson (D-13th District), at a rate that is less than what it would authorized a $500,000 low-interest state cost the township to bond the project loan to Aberdeen to clean, reline and itself. S o u p : Wor Wonton rehabilitate its water mains and associat­ “By using state assistance, we are Shrimp, Pork, Chicken & Mixed ed equipment. trimming the capital expenses of the pro­ Vegetables in Clear Broth The state money will come from unex­ ject. Without state help, Aberdeen resi­ pended balances in the Water Supply dents would have to pay increased fees A p p e t i z e r : Pu Pu for two Bond Act of 1981. for the rehabilitation,” he continued.

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State grants w ill fund “In their request, the officials at the span of others and expand our fleet of academy explained to us that without this public safety vehicles.” fire academy building, new facility, vehicles and other equipment Kyrillos added that upgrades to ambulance, cop cars would be kept outside, exposed to the ele­ Middletown’s first aid services have been ments,” Thompson said. an ongoing process during his tenure as a B Y L I N D A D e NICOLA “They explained that if the equipment legislator. Deadline: September 1 Staff W riter was not housed indoors, its life-span Over the past two years, a new am­ Publication: September 22 would be cut in half,” he said. “Now the bulance has been added to each of the first M ID D L E T O W N — The township will township will be able to use their vehicles aid squads in Middletown. see the addition of a new storage facility for a longer period of time.” This year, the legislators were able to for the local fire academy, new police The Middletown Police Department secure $80,000 for a new ambulance for F a l l H o m e vehicles, as well as an upgrade in first aid will also see $130,000 in state aid for the the Lincroft First Aid Squad. services, thanks to a state grant. replacement of five to six police vehicles, Although the appropriations were al­ District 13 legislators Sen. Joseph Azzolina said. located to the township, the funding will Kyrillos and Assemblymen Joseph Middletown Mayor Raymond O ’Grady go a long way to providing services Azzolina and Samuel Thompson were echoed the importance of providing state throughout the county, Thompson said. able to secure $310,000 in state aid for money for emergency services. “The township’s fire academy might these purposes through appropriations in “In an emergency when every second be located in Middletown, but it provides the recently enacted FY2000 state budget. counts, our people must have the best training for many municipalities in north­ The fire academy’s $125,000 appro­ public safety equipment at their disposal ern Monmouth and southern Middlesex priation will go toward the construction of to ensure the safety and well-being of the counties,” he added. a large storage facility that will be used to community,” he noted. “These state funds Azzolina said that the $310,000 in house the Field Communications Unit, will defray the cost of maintaining a mod­ state aid represents improvements to the two additional academy vehicles and a ern fleet of vehicles. We will be able to entire area, without the imposition of new new ladder truck. replace aging vehicles, increase the life­ property taxes to Middletown residents. Deadline: September 21 Publication: Setember 29 tmJLEBRATING Ol R 40™ ANNIVERSARY! End o f Season Prices To Advertise on A ll Patio Furniture Buy Now! Up to 50% Off! In One Of If You’re Looking for the Largest Selection of Outdoor Furniture These Sections at the Best Prices Guaranteed... DeVries Has It All! ♦ Call The Best o f Sum m er Is Yet to Come! Buy Now a t our Lowest Prices! 732-972-6740 ♦ Morganville Office Choose From Leading M anufacturers Cast Classics • Brown/Jordan • Winston • Uoyd Flanders Shae Designs • Telescope • Kingsley-Bate Teak • Meadowcraft & More 732-450-3657 Red Bank Office Highway 27 • North Brunswick 732.297.1244 Greater Media Newspapers (Conveniently located w/easy access from Rt’s 1 & 18) N ew s Transcript • Independent SI Sentinel • Suburban • Exam iner al 1 6 INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11, 1999 t t ’s Easy to Enjoy Tke Summer When You w ittv

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Each year her class holds a Diana Coleman praised “Let us serve you” lunch for the students’ Up to 6 m onths CALL FOR FAST & for innovative style family members who are veterans on • 0% financing Veterans Day. “EXPERT” REPAIR SERVICE' • U tility rebates BY MARY DEMPSEY Environmental issues are a primary Staff W riter concern for the county’s newest Teacher of • M arine Service A vailable the Year. H A Z L ET — Bragging rights for hav­ n “Every year my students raise pennies, I ing the best teacher in the county go to the and we donate them to the Dr. Seuss Lorax SUMMER SPECIAL Hazlet school district. Forest in North TRANE 15 Point Air Conditioning Tune-up Special Diana Coleman, a fourth-grade teacher It’s Hard 7b Stop A Trane \ Carolina,” Coleman Service For C M A Q > i at Cove Road School, was recently named stated. The donations ------—------I A l l Makes y /l lJ 3a the Monmouth County Teacher of the Year ATTIC FAN SPECIAL & Models pay for four trees to be Always Low On Freon? by county Superintendent of Schools planted in the forest s2 4 9 ‘)* in sta lled Ask The EXPERTS About Our Advanced Detection Michael Maddaluna. every year in the name Regular/)' '39^.00 Expires 8/15/99 Method For Leaks • Expires 8/15/99 “I was shocked,” Coleman said after of her class. being told of her award. She models her D O N ’T W A IT As winner of the 1999 county award, teaching methods Call the EXPERTS! Coleman automatically becomes a candi­ after those of EXPERTS (732)6l5-OOM date for this year’s state Teacher of the Rosemary Milevoi, a Diana Coleman Year award. second-grade teacher AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING I S Coleman, who lives in the Navesink at River Plaza Elementary School in section of Middletown, studied education Middletown. Coleman was a student and psychology at Monmouth University, teacher in Milevoi’s classroom for one West Long Branch, and graduated at the semester while an undergraduate at ^ ^ AN IIMVlT/VriON TO COIVIE SEE top of her class in 1995 with a bachelor of Monmouth University. arts degree. “Mrs. Milevoi has strongly influenced SOME £ ^ ^ ^ ANI) She is currently studying for her mas­ my teaching style,” Coleman said. ter’s degree in administration and supervi­ Coleman said she knew she wanted to sion at Monmouth University. teach even as a youngster in Highlands. “I With just five years of teaching under would always play school with my friends her belt, Coleman, 30, was chosen from a when I was young and I always played the field of 21 teachers from schools through­ teacher,” Coleman added. out the county. By her second semester at Monmouth “I have been a public school adminis­ University, Coleman decided that teaching trator for over 20 years and she is the best was in her future. “In my second semester, new teacher, out of college, that I have I took a class with Dr. Susan Young, who ever seen,” Cove Road Elementary School taught an education course,” Coleman Principal Dr. Nick Sardone said Friday. explained. “I knew then, while I was tak­ “We’re tremendously proud of her,” ing the teaching reading course, that I commented Schools Superintendent would become a teacher.” Timothy P. Nogueira. “Ms. Coleman’s The road to becoming the county’s WILLIAM “COUNT” BASIE THE COUNT BASIE award is a great honor to the district, and Teacher of the Year is full of paperwork, 95™ BIRTHDAY BASH she has done an outstanding job in that ORCHESTRA according to Coleman. SWING DINNER/DANCE role as a classroom teacher.” After being named this year’s Cove Directed b y G rover Mitchell Coleman’s association with Nogueira Road School Teacher of the Year, the dis­ at the Robert B. Meyner Reception Center has spanned nearly 20 years. trict submitted her name as a nominee for A u g u s t 2 0 t h - 7 : 3 0 p m A u g u s t 2 1 s t - 8 : 0 0 p m “Mr. Nogueira was the vice principal of the county honor. my school in Highlands when I was in Coleman had to fill out numerous 99 M onm outh Street, . C o u n t fifth and sixth grade,” she explained. forms and answer questions pertaining to Red Bank, NJ V isit us at our w eb site According to Sardone, Coleman is an the teaching profession as part of the 00X OFFICE www.theatre-lmk.com/cbt. energetic hands-on teacher who works application process. (732) 842-9000 hard with the students in the classroom. One area the judges were interested in “Ms. Coleman has the ability to come was her stance on current educational up with different kinds of lessons,” he issues and trends. said. “She is very activity oriented and has “I am concerned about violence in a creative and innovative approach to schools,” Coleman said. “We have to teach teaching.” the students more about respect.” She cites Every year Coleman has each of her respect for oneself, others and the environ­ students write on a piece of paper one ment as important areas to teach students. thing they do not believe they can accom­ She believes school uniforms for stu­ plish. The slips of paper are then placed in dents are a good idea. “Then maybe the a shoe box, which is buried behind the kids will look at who is wearing the shirt classroom. instead of the label on the shirt,” Coleman Meanwhile, throughout the course of said. the school year, Coleman encourages each As part of the portfolio she sent to the of her students to master the one thing they county, Coleman had to include letters of AIR DUCT CLEANING thought they could not do. recommendation. One letter was from her C a ll “She is very caring, positive and sup­ former student Jackie Matejka, who is Remove dust, dirt, portive with the children,” Sardone said. heading into sixth grade at Union Avenue pollen and dust 1-800-660-4ADS “Ms. Coleman will go the nth degree to School in the fall. mites from your ensure that her students learn and suc­ “I know everyone in the future will heating and To Advertise ceed.” always remember Ms. Coleman,” Jackie cooling Coleman’s ability to teach children at wrote. “Not just Ms. Coleman, but her sto­ all learning levels is a gift, he added. “She ries, pictures, memories, and the fun and system while H e r e makes learning fun for the kids,” Sardone excitement she brought into the classroom improving efficiency. stated. with her. Last year she teamed up with fellow “I know if you would get a chance to HOUSE SPECIAL: $9900 teacher Carleen Delfino and her students know Ms. Coleman, she would be a person (Includes upto 10 vents & 2 access panels) to aid Honduran victims of Hurricane you would never forget,” she wrote. Mitch. Raved Sardone: “If I could have Ms. CLEAN AIR SERVICES “The students collected food and cloth­ Coleman as the teacher of my own chil­ ing and packed it all up for shipment to dren, I would be a very happy dad. She’s (800) 787-2707 Honduras,” Coleman said. brilliant.” 1 8 INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11, 1999

PHOTOS BY AUGUSTO F. MENEZES SWINGING — Members of the Swing Street Band, based in Pennsylvania, play BAND WATCHERS — A group of Keansburg residents enjoy the band in the for the crowd at the Downtown Matawan Celebration on Aug. 3. early evening sunshine at the Downtown Matawan Celebration on Main Street.

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MATAW AN — The co-founder and and the mayor’s office. Sklenar was B Y L I N D A P e NICOLA excluding trucks, during commuting former president of the Downtown approved by the council 4-0. Staff W riter hours, pursuant to the M unicipalities Matawan Alliance resigned his post Aug. 3, Councilman Joseph Thompson was Committee’s request. the night of the borough’s Downtown absent from the Aug. 4 meeting. MIDDLETOWN — Rep. Frank Pallone reminded the captain that the Celebration. Pallone (D-13) is asking Navy officials at Sklenar stepped down from the N avy permitted the residential use of The following night, Fred Sklenar was Downtown Matawan Alliance after four Earle Naval Weapons Station to make Normandy Road during the realignment appointed by the Borough Council to the years as president of the volunteer group. Normandy Road available for public use of Middletown-Lincroft Road several Downtown Revitalization Board. while construction proceeds on Cooper’s Former Downtown Matawan Alliance years ago. The board is made up of nine local busi­ Bridge, which spans the Navesink River ness people, as well as representatives from Vice President Virginia Lamb took over as The Navy road runs mostly through between Red Bank and Middletown. the borough’s planning and zoning boards the group’s president. Middletown with exits on Oak Hill Road, Pallone’s request to the Navy follows Nut Swamp Road, Sleepy Hollow Road, on the heels of a request by the Navesink Kings Highway and West Front Street. River Municipalities Committee made up The 73-year-old bridge is being of representatives from Red Bank, replaced with a completely new bridge Rumson, Colts Neck, Tinton Falls, which is being constructed in two stages, Middletown and Fair Haven. each over a 12-month period. In a letter dated July 29 to Capt. R. M. Stage 1 began in July 1998 and con­ Honey, commanding officer at Earle, sists of the construction of the eastern half Pallone noted that in September Cooper’s of the new bridge. Bridge will be reduced from four to two Stage II will involve demolition of the lanes. He asked Capt. Honey to consider old bridge and construction of the other opening the Earle road to all traffic, half of the new bridge.

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K eyport to get S95K in grants Homemade Low Fat KEYPORT — The borough w ill re­ Packs equipment,” said Assemblyman M UFFINS & SOUPS ceive $95,000 in special state grants this Sam Thompson (R-13), who with Our Diet Mayonnaise Contains NO Salt and NO Sugar year, according to local legislators. Assemblyman Joseph Azzolina and Sen. The grants include $10,000 for the Joseph Kyrillos (both R-13), secured the IN 7-ELEVEN PLAZA Keyport Senior Center, $35,000 for a spe­ grants. ON OCEAN BLVD. cial improvement district and $25,000 “ In addition, we secured a $25,000 WEST END, NEW JERSEY each for the Fire Department and First Aid grant to make some much-needed im­ Squad. provements to the borough’s 30-year-old 8 7 0 - 1 1 1 8 The Borough Council expects to in­ first aid building,” Azzolina noted. troduce an ordinance soon to establish a downtown Business Improvement “Many funding requests are presented District, according to Mayor Kevin for inclusion into the budget, but few are Graham. selected,” commented Kyrillos. The funding is to refurbish the special “The success of the Keyport requests is district area to help attract new commer­ proof that the governor agrees with us that TENT SA LE cial ratables and create jobs. the need for state assistance is valid for “The $25,000 grant we obtained for this community to preserve its quality of AUGUST 13™ thru 15™ the Keyport Fire Department will be used life and keep the property tax rate as low to upgrade and modernize their Scott Air as possible,” Kyrillos continued. First Tim e Ever... Police chief seeks return of Middletown signs Chief of Police John F. Pollinger increased and the hazards of property SUMMER reports that stolen street “name” signs, safety are heightened. “ safety” and “traffic” signs are costly to If any parents are aware of these signs the taxpayers of Middletown Township. being brought home by their children and These missing signs total thousands of wish to turn them in, they may do so by dollars each year. bringing them to the chiefs office with no CLEARANCE The signs are usually taken by high questions asked. school and college students to decorate The township and the Police their rooms. Department appreciate all and any cooper­ ' Sum m er M erchandise When signs are stolen, taxes are ation given regarding this matter.

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COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD Community YMCA sets Register for Aug. 18 child care open house trip to Resorts Casino The Community YM CA Children’s St. Mary’s Theater Group of New Center of Matawan and Gym Jams Monmouth will sponsor an Atlantic City Nursery School on Broad Street will hold trip to the Resorts Casino on Aug. 18. The an open house from 2 - 8 p.m. on Aug. $20 cost will include a $15 show ticket to 18. The program, open from Monday - see “Imagine National” featuring illusion­ Friday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., is open to ist Franz Harary, $5 in cash, transporta­ children from 2 1 /2 -5 years old. Center tion and driver’s tip. The bus will leave at participants may also be registered for 9 a.m. from the Mater Dei High School swim lessons and access to other Y M C A parking lot on Cherry Tree Farm Road in programs. For more information on the the New M onm outh section of open house, call Stacey Lastella at (732) Middletown. The bus will return to 566-9266. Middletown at approximately 7 p.m. For reservations, which must be prepaid, call Fire Co. sets open house, Pat Thompson at (732) 615-9088 dr Rita membership drive Young at (732) 787-9138 before Monday. The Matawan Borough Fire Department invites the public to attend the MHSN band plans M.E. Haley Hose Company Open House and Membership Drive on Aug. 14 from Friendly’s fund-raiser W hei^friend^^mtmnem^nend^^^^ noon to 6:30 p.m. The rain date is Aug. The Middletown High School North 15. The fire company is located at 4 Cross Orange Wave Marching Band will spon­ Road (via Ravine Drive), Matawan. For sor a fund-raiser from 5 - 8 p.m. on Aug. more information, contact Brett or Chris 16 at Friendly’s restaurant, Route 35, at (732) 566-5514. Middletown. Friendly’s will donate 15 percent of every bill to the band’s general CILU to meet Aug. 11 fund. The public is invited to join the band at the fund-raiser for dinner and/or ice at Holmdel library cream. A general meeting of the Citizens for Informed Land Use (C ILU ) will be held Holmdel First Aid Squad ^ SfiMMS! & HflJBE on Aug. 11 at 8 p.m. at the Holm del Public Library, located on Crawfords plans garage sale Corner Road. The guest speaker will be “LOBSTER LOONACY” The Holmdel First Aid Squad will hold Holmdel Township Mayor David Chai. its annual garage sale on Sept. 25 from 9 Monday thru Thursday • 4:00-6:30 He will provide an update on open space a.m. to 4 p.m. at the first aid building on initiatives and will discuss the upcoming Crawfords Comer Road. review of the Holmdel Master Plan. i VA lb. LOBSTER The squad is accepting usable items, $ 2 J 95 Members of the community are invited to excluding clothing, on Sept. 4, 11 and 18 with fries & slaw attend to ask questions and make sugges­ between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the first aid tions to the mayor. GRAZING RIGHTS add $450 building. If anyone is unable to deliver items for donation, call (732) 946-3239 16 East Main Street • Freehold. I'jJ 07728 Kimisis Tis Theotokou and leave your name and phone number; a squad member will return the call and 101 Main Street • Hichtstow, NJ 08520 center to open Aug. 15 arrange for a pickup. Rt. 34 • Strathmore Shopping Center, The congregation of Kimisis Tis Theotokou Greek Orthodox Church will You'll Meet The Nicest People In Town! Aberdeen. ^ 07747 celebrate the opening and agiasmos Fall Festival Juried Craft For more details call The Court Jester at 566-1846 or stop in and see us at 1077 Rt. 34, Aberdeen (blessing) of the new community center Fair needs crafters on Aug. 15, the name day of the church which stands for Dormition of the Virgin The Holmdel Village School PSA Mary. The church is located at 20 seeks crafters for its 5th Annual Fall Hillcrest Road, Holmdel. Parish members Festival Juried Craft Fair on Oct. 23 from worked for 20 years toward the opening of 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the comer of Route 520 a center. and Middletown Road. The indoor fair His Grace Bishop George of New also features a silent auction, food and Jersey along with the Rev. George bake sale. Handmade or hand-crafted Dounelis, parish priest, and other clergy items only are being sought. For an appli­ w ill celebrate Orthos at 8:30 a.m., cation or more information, call Marlene Hierarchical Liturgy at 9:30 a.m. and at (732) 332-1711. Agiasmos of the Community Center at 11:30 a.m. A luncheon reception will fol­ low at the center at 12:30 p.m. and admis­ Tour the night sky sion will be by reservation only. For more with astronomy club information, call (732) 739-1515 or (732) Poricy Park will offer “Star Gazing” 264-9273. M ake every day your special day on Aug. 18 from 9 - 10:30 p.m. at the from start to finish with a FREE H ow to start o ff Nature Center, located on Oak Hill Road m akeover from M erle Norm an. Com e Library to show slides in Middletown. Participants will have the in and let us give you a beautiful look opportunity to tour the night sky under a on the r i g h t l o o k you’ll alw ays rem em ber. of ‘Trip to China, Part I’ first quarter moon with the Star Middletown Township Public Library Astronomy Club. Those attending should will present “A Trip to China, Part I” on bring along binoculars; telescopes will be Aug. 19 at 7:30 p.m. Peter J. Koelsch will set up for viewing. In case of rain, there m E R L E n o R n r m n 62 Broad Street • Red Bank NJ 07701 be the guest speaker for the free travel will be an indoor slide program. COSMFTIC STUDIOS 732-747-1712 slide program. 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w m P lanners OK open space plan “It may not be developed for five or 10 SCHOOLS, CAMPS & INSTRUCTION Continued from page 1 years,” she said, noting, “The important ...... of the ad hoc Open Space Preservation thing is to save it.” Committee, added that “ The Planning William McCormack, who farms on C a r e - A - 1 o t A c a d e m y f ^ Academics wwith ith LLots'N* o t s \ Board is not empowered by law to spend Tindall Road, thanked the open space __ of Love & Fun money.” committee for listening to his recommen­ For 3 & 4 Year Olds i ^ Most of the people who did speak dation that more farmland be added to the A Warm, Caring, Positive Environement plan. PRESCH O OL (3-5) praised the board for adopting the Open 8:30 am to 11:15 am • 12:15 pm to 3:00 pm KINDERGARTEN But, he asked the Planning Board to New State-of-the-Art KINDERGARTEN ENRICHMENT Space Preservation Plan, which includes EXTENDED HOURS about 2,000 acres of undeveloped land, delay approving the plan until board Facility with Computers including farmland. members talk to lawyers to find out if a Lots of TLC • READING - MATH • COMPUTERS provision that authorizes .the township to •ART‘MUSIC-SCIENCE “We want to move ahead aggressively Jennifer Larkin ‘EXERCISE Now Accepting condemn property could be amended to Certified in Early Childhood Education ‘LARGE FENCED-IN to try to preserve as much open space as PLAYGROUND For Fall 1999 we can,” Peters said. protect farmland from condemnation in 95 Cambridge Drive • Aberdeen the future. (in Cross of Glory Lutheran Church) RT. 79, MARLBORO Jack A. Tinari, a Democrat who is run­ Call Helen or Lynn.... 732-946-3441 j Board Chairwoman Judith Stanley, 732-441-3327 ning for a seat on the committee, said he who had said earlier in the meeting that ■YVB yfflpgggsa remembered when south Middletown was she believes that condemnation is some­ a com field. times necessary, responded that she did - i ..... “This is an important step for open not want to close what McCormack called space,” he said, but he cautioned township a “loophole.” officials to look at other issues, such as Peters, who had said earlier that she what is the purpose for the property being KNOWLEDGE IS POWER did not like the condemnation clause, said purchased and what w ill it cost the tax­ that the board can’t give away the legal payers to maintain it. right to eminent domain. Peters responded that not every piece After the vote, one member of audi­ of property is going to be developed right ence was overheard saying, “It’s party away. time.”

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Continued from page 1 Staten Island as well as at Sandy Hook. historic setting of Fort Hancock and Sandy Hook, a barrier beach peninsula, Sandy Hook,” he continued. is visited by 2.2 million people a year. Proposals must also demonstrate that The park, bordered by the Atlantic Ocean organizations have sufficient fiscal and Sandy Hook Bay, features six miles resources to successfully rehabilitate and of ocean beaches, dunes, a maritime holly maintain the buildings to assure their forest and extensive bird nesting and feed­ long-term preservation. ing grounds. Proposals that will be considered may Fort Hancock was established in 1895 include uses such as corporate or founda­ as a coastal defense post to protect the tion retreats or conference centers, profes­ harbor entrance. Its gun batteries and sional offices, bed-and-breakfasts or edu­ bunkers still surround the tip of the penin­ cational facilities. Proposals may be for sula. individual or blocks of buildings. Private The National Park Service issued a residential use will not be considered. request for lease proposals Monday and Gateway National Recreation Area is will accept them through Nov. 8. one of America’s first two national parks For more information, contact the in major urban areas. Created by Congress Business Management Office, Gateway in 1972, it is the fifth most visited of National Recreation Area, Floyd Bennett America’s 378 national parks. Gateway Field, Building 69, Brooklyn, NY 11234, units are located in Brooklyn, Queens and or call (718) 338-4540.

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T 1 a l l found it, Stephen Gold gave up his com­ what is going on in each room. J COUNTRY LIFE puter consulting business to join his wife The school has an open-door policy. J P R O D U C T S in the endeavor. “Parents can come in and visit their child, offer expires 8/31/99 ______X offer expires25% 8 /3 1 /99 OFFE “We both love working with children,” but if they fear that a visit would be dis­ „—L she said. They have two children of their ruptive, they can watch them on the video yeur Zbicnitkj own, Jason, 2, and Josh, 31/ 2. screen,” she said. tHeeUujMrtm According to Jennifer Gold, the mis­ Tutor Time is licensed by the state and sion of Tutor Time is to provide quality takes children from 6 weeks old up to age 65 Broad St. Open: Mon.- Fri. 10-8 child care with certified teachers, colorful Red Bank Sat. 10-6 ■ Sun. 10 -5 f o o d s S f and well-equipped classrooms and the 747-6448 M ajor Credit Cards most sophisticated security system. BUSINESS “We err on the side of safety,” she said, adding, “Security is an utmost concern. A 5. Next year the Golds plan to start a child is a most prized possession.” kindergarten program and a summer Parents whose children are enrolled camp. will be issued a security card to enter the The ratio of teacher to child is based on building. Visitors who don’t have a card state standards. There is a 1-4 ratio for have to be buzzed in. infants up to 18 months old; a 1-7 ratio for Once a parent is in the lobby, he or she the 18 month to 2 'A year age group; a 1­ will have to type in a security number on a 10 ratio for 2 1/2 to 3-year-olds; and a 1-12 touch-screen computer at the front desk. ratio for 4 years and up. W r o m Broadway... To Y b u H “Parents log their child in and out, so All of the teachers are certified in car­ the office knows when the child is in or diopulmonary resuscitation and trained in ...and from Linaoft to Manasquan being taken out,” Jennifer Gold said. first aid, Jennifer Gold said. “We also Also on the computer, parents can re­ require FBI fingerprinting,” she explained. A U G 6 - 2 1 trieve messages about their child’s day or All of the rooms are large and painted pull up their account information. white with trim in primary colors, match­ “The idea is to make it as easy as pos­ ing the toys. Each has inside windows so sible for parents,” Gold explained. parents may observe their children with­ “We will also videotape the child’s day out disturbing them. for the parents,” she said. Her office has Each room also has a kitchen, a bath- security cameras, with sound, that monitor Continued on next page LINCROFT 32-223-71 22 EXIT 109 GSP TRADE YOUR ENGINE NOT YOUR CAR OCT NOV 15-30 5-20 SffiSaO’tfeWU Can’t Find It At Al-Bee... You Can’t Find It!” ALGONQUIN ARTS THEATRE EXIT 98 GSP 732-223-71221 MANASQUAN Complete Automotive Service - American or Foreign - 1 Now celebrating our 14th Season! Auto - Truck - Marine gl “The Nation’s Largest Chain of tjl Affordable Outstanding Entertainment! Remanufactured Engine Installation Group Sales * Gift Certificates ♦ Individual Tickets • Season Subscriptions Centers, including Marine” • Easy Fundraisers • Bus Trips Come to the Pros with over 28 yrs. exp.

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B ikers and hikers can look forward The new trail would begin in Freehold to excursions from Freehold Borough where the railroad tracks cross Borough to Aberdeen Township in East M ain Street (Route 537) between the future. Jackson Terrace and the Freehold NJ Transit has agreed to lease an 11.5- Township border, Hahn said. mile stretch of inactive right of way be­ The railroad right of way, now owned tween Freehold and Aberdeen to the by NJ Transit, was once owned by county — free of charge — for conver­ Central Railroad and later by Conrail, Hahn said. sion into a hiking and biking trail, linking The recreational trail would cross it with the existing Henry Hudson Trail, Dutch Lane Road, passing behind the state officials said. John L. Montgomery Medical Home, fol­ “Rails-to-Trails is one of the creative lowing the NJ Transit right of way paral­ quality-of-life initiatives endorsed by lel to Route 79 to the Aberdeen-Matawan Gov. Christie Whitman in her transporta­ area, Hahn said. tion vision for the 21st century,” NJ NJ Transit Acting Executive Director Transit Board Chairman James Weinstein Stanley J. Rosenblum said the proposed said. “Allowing abandoned railroad trail has been received with enthusiasm. rights-of-way to be used for hiking and “Since this idea first surfaced, NJ fIZAZZ H AIR & NAIL STUDIO biking helps to link our communities and Transit has received numerous letters - « « » ^ NOW OFFERS provide new recreational opportunities from Monmouth County residents GTE for everyone.” expressing an interest in the project,” I g . V 1 I K Administrators of the Monmouth Rosenblum said. “This rails-to-trails County Park System plan to convert the effort allows NJ Transit to make a signif­ right of way into a recreational trail and icant contribution to the communities it " d a " S will assume all maintenance and liability TASHVEVG serves.” responsibilities, according to Faith Hahn, Monmouth County Freeholder Ted STAND UP OR BED who is employed by the park system. Narozanick said the trail will prove to be Hahn said no time frame has yet been a valuable asset to the county. :ST TAM FRE established for beginning and completing “I would like to express my sincere with the purchase of any packagi the project. appreciation to NJ Transit for all of its “We are in negotiations with NJ valuable assistance and cooperation, Transit to secure funding for the project,” helping our county secure an asset that Hahn said. “We have applied for the will serve a true recreational need,” funding and expect to be notified by Narozanick said. “Thanks to NJ Transit’s October whether we will receive the continued encouragement and support, 673 ROUTE 35 • MIDDLETOWN money for the project.” we’re on our way to installing a pedestri­ (across from Hahn said no cost estimates are yet an and bike trail that will be treasured by W 9 M Cooper Electric) available for the project. county residents for years to come.”

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Continued from previous page with couches and chairs, a shoe store and law office. From the second floor of the room with high and low toilets, a water fire station the children can come down a F I N A L D A Y S fountain, telephone and an outdoor play slide, landing in a ball pit with hundreds of area. For safety’s sake, all of the cabinets colorful balls. have tot locks that can only be opened “This is not just used for free play; we with a special key. use it as a learning tool. The child can M i l lllll I I I I M “There is no need for the teacher, or the become a firefighter, go grocery shopping child, to leave the room, not even for a and learn how to mail a letter,” Jennifer phone call,” Jennifer Gold said. Gold said. The outdoor playgrounds also have In the infant room there are eight cribs, swings and a glider chair. According to ■ ^KfDS I water fountains and a shaded area. There are special age-related rooms for Gold, a crock pot is used to heat baby bot­ different stages of development. For tles so that there is no loss of nutrients; example, there is the “todder” room for 1- each baby also has his or her own tray so year-olds, the “twaddler” room for 2-year- there is no mix-up. On the wall is a list of 13 steps for the CLOSING olds, and a “prepper” class for 2 - to 3- year-olds who are being potty trained. caretakers to follow in changing a diaper. Children in the “prepper” classroom are There is also a separate playground for the also introduced to the computer. Each room babies. for the 2 ‘^-year-olds and up has a colorful, “We also provide an ‘infantgram’ (let­ SHREWSBURY STORE ONLY specially designed computer made of all ter) that goes home with parents every day,” she said. plastic, including the keyboard. The school, which is located on Route Route 35 across from Annie Sez “The computer was designed as a joint 36 and Poole Avenue in the Wellington venture between Little Tikes toy manufac­ (732) 747-1900 Square mall, is open year-round from 6:30 turers, IB M and Tutor Time,” Jennifer a.m. to 6:30 p.m. There is also an after­ Gold explained. school program for children to age 10. ENTIRE I N V E N T O R Y The school also provides two snacks a According to Andrea Marcoux, district day and a hot lunch program designed by manager for the company whose corporate a nutritionist. offices are located in Boca Raton, Fla., The learning centers at Tutor Time are “The company looks for franchisees who set up for arts and dramatic play, music, have “a very broad vision about the impor­ library, math, science-discovery, language tance of child care in a community and arts, reading and writing, and more. who understand the importance of linking rfoUAL LIQUID! A ll of the rooms were designed to be child care, the center and the family.” inviting and exciting play and learning Tutor Time is the fastest growing child centers for children, but according to most care company in the United States, FIXTURES FOR SA LE ] visitors, the best room in the building is Marcoux said. “We exceed state regula­ the Tutor Town Village. tions and have our own procedures. It’s a L busin ESS AS USUAL AT ALL OTHER LOCATIONSj A two-story structure, it houses a fire work in progress because trends change; station, post office, grocery store, house the world changes.” - V . ‘ . T3U^V**» O il I - 2 4 INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11,1999

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Seeking a non-smoker, phys­ first, hopping for possible relation­ tive, Christen m an 40 to 55 who is for an attractive, white female, 35 to male is seeking an attractive, easy poetry. BO X 32973 R U M Y S O U L MATE? ically frt, handsom e, single male for ship. BOX 33054______sensitive, companionate and hon­ 45, to share his world. BOX 32580 going, single, white female, 25 to est who enjoys 53 yr old, father 34, for friendship and a possible friendship and possible relation­ ** ON T H E BOARDWALK!!! ** bicycling, movies of one is looking ** W ISHING ON A STAR ** long term relationship. Enjoys ship. BOX 34378______34 yr old, 57", 129 Ib, employed, and dinning out for a soul mate. Single white Catholic male, early antiques, dining out, traveling, and 2000? female with dark long hair who is BOX 33046 Can you be that 60 s. slim, 5’9 ' and romantic. S eeks the beach. BOX 15844 Divorced, white female, dark hair willing to try anything once, likes younger gal, who is easy going, PRICILLA SEEKS soul mate? I and eyes, nice figure, great smile going clubs, going out on the week­ enjoy fishing, feminine, slim and a non- smoker. ** SINGLE C ARING DAD ** ELVIS Athletic, single Jewish dad, 46, not and personality. In search of a tall, ends, the shore and the board­ dancing, long Enjoy museums, nature, cultural walks. Seeking a mate with similar 54 yr old, fun loving religious, 5'10”, 165 lbs. Seeks a fit divorced, white male, 50 to 57, female with green rides and more. activities, spectator sports, travel, interests. BOX 37500______woman under 45, who enjoys dean shaven, hopefully to spend eyes and long dark Seeking a taking, listening, nostalgia, music, New Year's Eve together! BOX photography and more. BOX 32985 romance, travel, oldies, mountain SUGAR AND SPICE hair. Loves music. fem ale 5 ’5’ to biking, beaches, cooking, New York 11101 Young at heart, family oriented, sin­ W ants to m eet Elvis 5’8’ , with a medi­ W ITTY FEMALE SOUGHT City, flea m arkets and new adven­ FOREVER SUMMER cere, sensitive, loyal, honest, car­ look alike for com­ um build and Cute 33 year old mate, 6’1”, 200 tures. All replies answered. BOX 52 yr old, 5’2", attractive, fun loving, ing, humorous, outgoing, white, panionship. BOX dark hair who lbs, seeks intelligent, attractive, 32978______divorced, white, professional professional female, 38, is seeking 32659______can enjoy the educated female for a one to one ** STILL SEARCHING ** female who enjoys theater, music, a single, white, professional mate, simple pleasures relationship. Prefers dark or brown “ i!K. White, widowed, Catholic male, dancing, dining out, etc. Seeking a 38 to 42, with similar attributes. in fife. Maybe we hair fem ale, 25 to 32, for good con­ WHOLESOME young 61, 5’9”, slim, ex-executive, BOX 32792______Strong. Bold. Robust. can get together. versations, outdoor activities and fit, romantic, youthful, caring mate, AND non smoker, occasional drinker, BOX 16225 lots of fun. BOX 33020 ______50 to 58, for a possible long term TH E PERFECT PACKAGE ...Pretty. Caring, Find your perfect enjoys concerts, historical places, relationship. BOX 32646______Divorced white female, 55, attrac­ single Jewish cup of Joe. LISTEN T O ME ** LETS LAUGH TOGETHER ** dining, sports, weekend travel, female, 30, 57". ANY G O OD O NES LEFT? tive, petite brunette, physically fit. 29 yr old, tall, If you are attractive, slim, non­ antiques, seafood, theater and 125 lbs, non- sm ok­ 37 yr old white woman is seeking a enjoys travelling, dancing and attractive, single, smoker, enjoys the theater, music, most cultural activities. Looking for er, non-drinker, fun-loving man, around the sam e walks. Seeks divorced white mate, white. profes­ adventure, exerdsing, self-suffi­ a slim, romantic, feminine, non never married, age, who enjoys both outdoor and 52-62, well established, with a good Love life in the dregs? Stir up r o m a n c e . sional male, non­ cient 30-42, female, then I would smoking, easygoing gal. BOX indoor activities. BOX 32688 . sense of humor, for a long term music smoker, who is love to meet you. I am 40, consid­ 15481______relationship. BOX 33051______composer/accoun­ fun, romantic, ered handsome, divorced profes­ ** JUST THE TW O O F US ** . YOU’R E IN LUCK tant. Affectionate, sion man. brown hair, 5’10”, 203 ** LOOKING FOR LOVE ** homebody, old CaH today to place your FREE cd. affectionate and 52 yr old, S'H”, 240 Ib, sensitive, Early 60’s, financially secured, wid­ lbs., athletic, fit but m ost of all. very 22 yr old, single, good hearted, goal fashioned is waiting loyal, with many divorced, white mate. Likes movies, owed female with blond hand and happy. Give m e a call soon. BOX oriented, romantic, Native Ameri­ until honeym oon! interests. Seek­ long walks, music, museums, cud­ blue eyes. Looking for a male, 65 to 32998______can female, who enjoys candlelight Seeks educated 1-800-647-8403 ing single, white dling, and more. Seeking a single 72, for friendship. BOX 32690 2 - hours. day 7 days wee*. dinners, sports, dancing and ani­ single white profes­ female, 20-35. W ANTED SPECIAL LADY female, 40 to 54, with similar inter­ LOOKING FOR FRIEND mals. Seeking a single, white mate, sional male. 27 to with similar inter­ Single white male, 47, 5’10”, 175 ests, for a possible long term rela­ Slim, attractive widowed female in 22 to 27, with similar interests. Mon­ 41, share movies, ests and desires, fos. non-smoker, handsome, sin­ tionship. BOX 14671______her early 50's; is looking for an mouth County. BOX 33034______comedy, parks, for long term cere, enjoys (fining out, dandng, ** G IVE M E A C A L L** unattached, attractive mate, no less MAN OF MY DREAMS cuddling and love! relationship. movies, quiet tim es. In search of 52 yr old, 5’8”, 163 Ib, white, profes­ than 5'10”, for friendship and a pos­ Single, white female with red hair BOX 32564 Please, serious one very special lady, 30 plus, for sional male, handsome, conserva­ sible relationship. East Brunswick, and hazel eyes. Likes dining out, ** LIFE’S B ETTER S HARED ** inquiries only. BOX 32486______dating, friendship, possible serious tive, no children, one woman man. and surrounding area only. BOX long term relationship, marriage. No Enjoys fine dining, travel, the out­ dancing, relaxing and more. Seek­ Hi I’m 5*6". 115 Ib, divorced, mother S EE W H AT H APPENS 33018 drugs, no smokers. Children wel­ doors and other adivities. Hoping to ing a kind, caring, single, white of two. (I think rm cute). Ergpy (fin­ en eekin g Single white male, 33. brown hair ATTRACTIVE REDHEAD mate. 44 to 47, who likes to dance ing o u t bowling, Atlantic City and M S com e. BOX 32544______find a slim, attradive, fit female, 37 and eyes, non-smoker, who to 47. BOX 37800______Energetic, divorced white female, and has other interests. BOX 33644 more. I’m searching lor an extreme­ enjoys sports, movies, the beach " PERFECT FOR YOU ** ly handsome gentleman. 40 to 48, 59, 5'5", 130 lbs, with an outgoing 60’S TIM E OF LIFE W o m en and dining o u t Seeking a single Handsome, humble, fit. black male ** W ISH UPON A S TA R ** preferred someone with children to personality and a great sense of Petite white widow, attractive, femi­ white female, non-smoker, 27-35. is seeking a fit female. 26 to 38, for Single, white, college educated, have a nice life together. BOX humor. Likes walking, tennis, danc­ nine, affectionate, enjoys music, C all 1-900-773-6602 who is fit sweet down to earth a long term relationship. BOX professional male who enjoys Dis­ ______ing, music, movies and more. dancing, travel, art. In search of 37101 and famiy oriented, with similar 3298 3______ney, roUerblading, movies, dining, $1.99 per m m . photography, walks and traveling. Would enjoy meeting a non- smok- good natured, white widower, 60 TRIPLE O AO LADY interests. BOX 32492______,g gentleman. BOX 33004 ______OPEN MINDED Seeking a single female, around plus, with similar interests, good Adventurous, attractive and affec­ BAC K IN TH E S CENE A R EG ULAR GUY 34 yr old, 6’, 190 Ib, very attractive, tionate. White female, late 40's, 28, who wants to go out, have SEEKING MR. RIGHT sense of humor, and traditional val­ Early 50 s. widow. 5TT. 165 fos. 66 yr old. 5*10-, 160 to. widowed athletic, down to earth, white male some fun and do different things. ues, who is looking for the enjoy­ independent, professional honest 45 yr old, 5'4”, 125 Ib, very attrac­ good looking, fit rntettgerrt. Enjoys male who is not retired. Seeking a who is in great shape. Seeks an BOX 34260 tive, single, white, professional ment of another's company. BOX and sincere. Great sense of humor golfing, boating, music, fam iy and attractive female for discreet, casu­ and conversationalist Enjoys petite, sfim, young at heart lady in female with light brown hair and 33041 _ friends. Looking for a petite, pretty, al encounters and good times. No movies, dining, dancing and more. 60 s. who tikes sports, dining out. green eyes. Seeking a single mate, upbeat inteCgent lady in the later gam es. Will return all calls. BOX JERSEY SHORE FANATIC Looking for a white mate. 40 to 50 long drives and more, for friend­ 40 to 48, who will be my best friend 40's. Jewish preferred. BOX 12017 33003______D ouble Dating Mid 40’s, physically fit, divorced, who needs m ore honesty in his fife. ship and possibly more. Smoker is and more. Must be tall, attractive, white Catholic female, homeowner. KNOWS WHAT HE WANTS okay. BOX 32686______PIACE YOUR FREE AD TODAY fun, and romantic. BOX 33669 BOX 12522______** JUST DO IT ** Seeks non-smoking, non-drinking, 5 2 look and feel much younger, 42 yr old, &2’, handsome, fit out­ Are you and your friend looking to meet financially secure gentleman who is PROFESSIONAL WOMAN 5*8’ . 162 to. white, professional CREATIVE LANDSC APER two nice people to go out with? If so, place ROMANTIC ONE Attentive, sw e e t fun loving, warm. Single male. 25. 6’1", dean cut. going, romantic, multi-lingual, finan- Single, Native American female, not a couch potato. Must enjoy mate, half German, hatf Italian, salt daiy secure, single, black mate your FR EE ad in our Double Dating cate­ quiet times, oldies, and summer Jewish professional woman. 5*3". and pepper hair. physically fit easy going and honest Enjoys gory by calling 1-800-647-8403. who is very sweet, honest, gener­ 125 lbs, pretty with blonde hair and work, movies, fitness, animals, who enjoys sports, movies, danc­ ous, romantic, good hearted, good days on the beach, plus be honest, heatthy fife style. Enjoys nature, ing. travel, and fine cuisine. Seek­ affectionate, unencumbered, articu­ green eyes. Looking for a Jewish seclusion, dining out travel and good conversation, e ta Looking personally, and very outgoing, ing tall, attractive, intelligent, down late, and flexible. Middlesex county professional male, best friend and horticuRure. Looking for a female for an available female. 20 to 26, searching for single, white male, 22 to earth, single, white female for area. BOX 33030______partner, over 65. Enjoys culture, with no children who is attractive, with the same qualities and a GUIDELINES to 26 who has same interests such possible long term relationship. travelling abroad, theater, movies slim and fit for a 5 0 5 0 relation­ good attitude for friendship and The Publisher assumes no liability for the ** SEEKING ROMANCE ** as candlelight dinners, movies, ani­ and family. BOX 12354 ship. BOX 13158 dating. BO X 32791 BOX 32551______mals, dancing, and quiet evenings 38 yr old, 5’, 100 Ib, attractive, white contents of. or replies to any personal adver­ M ALE HOTEL OWNER together. BOX 32675______female, Scorpio, with dirty blonde tisements: and such liability rest exclusively Single, white, 40 s. fit fun, fortune hair and brown eyes. Enjoys the with the advertiser of, or respondent to. such GOOD CATCH beach, camping, fishing, traveling, R espond to Ads with your made. Bi-coastal, New Jersey Ft advertisements. The Publisher may, in its 48 yr old, petite, attractive female candlelight dinners and more. Lauderdale, Florida is seeking a ,sole discretion, change, reject or delete any with brown hair and an outgoing Seeking an honest, romantic mate, petite childless female, 20 to 40, for personal advertisements which it deems personality. Enjoys outdoors, 38 to 44, with a good sense of V i§a/3Ia§tereard! a long term relationship. BOX inappropriate. All advertisers must record a beach, movies and being with fam­ humor, for friendship first, possible 3298 4______voice greeting to accompany their ad. Ads ily. Seeking an honest, attractive long term commitment. BOX 32986 FRIENDS FIRST without voice greetings may not appear in mate to share love, laughter and 26 yr old, 5’10", athletic, good look­ happiness. BOX 32676______LOVELY AND LONESOME The Meeting Placc. When you respond to a Divorced, white, 53 yr old, 116 Ib, 1-888-785-6800 ing, honest, friendly, white m ate Meeting Place ad. your phone bill will LOOKING FOR MR RIGHT 5'1”, pretty, red headed woman. with brown hair and hazel eyes, reflect a charge of $1.99 per minute. An Widowed, white female, 5’5”, 135 Works out, yoga practitioner. * A l l N e w A u t o m a t e d Sy s t e m non-smoker, social drinker. Enjoys average 3 minute call costs $5.97. The Meet­ lbs, seeking caring, sharing, single Enjoys weekend get always, the outdoors, movies, dancing, ing Place is provided by Greater Media and mate, 49 to 59, who enjoys the sim­ antiquing, flea m arkets and fine din­ 4 t A 1 sports, (fining out, conversations, Advanced Telecom Services, Devon. PA ple pleasures of life. Must have ing. Seeks handsome, white mate, bookstores and more. Seeking a 19333. 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T o PLACE YOUR FREE AD, CALL 1-800-647-8403 . A n y t im e , DAY OR NIGHT. Both num bers w ork with TouchTone™ and Rotary phones. INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11, 1999 2 5 testervear 1 * INJURED? Expert Legal Assistance for: stores were promised protection in case of 100 YEARS ACO trouble. • Slip & Fall injuries • Municipal Court sN-lSSM Three New York young men were • workers Compensation • Automobile Accidents iMSA. ' ' Je "*■ • Professional Malpractice • Criminal Law A school meeting was held at Little rescued from drowning at Highlands T . Silver May 9 at which the voters ordered Sunday by Frank Merritt of Red Bank, $5,500 raised to buy a lot and build a who went to their assistance in a rowboat NO FEE UNLESS schoolhouse at Little Silver. The lot was after the prow of the rowboat occupied by YOU RECOVER to cost $500, and this left $5,000 for the the young men had been tom away in a We accept Mastercard/Visa/American Express building and the school furniture. collision with a high powered sea skiff. Immediately after the school meeting The men in the sea skiff failed to stop was over the Board of Education held a after the collision. Mr. Merritt was on 8 8 8 - 4 8 2 8 meeting and awarded the contract for the Frederick Brown’s gasoline cruiser at the M a y b r u c h & Z a p c i c Andrew M. Zapcic, Sr. building to John Youmans of Oceanic, time. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Jertified by The NJ. Supreme Court who was the lowest bidder at $5,289. The John Aumack has quit his job on as a Civil Trial Attorney | building will be started at once, and it is Eugene Layton’s farm at Lincroft to work 61 Village Court • Hazlet to be completed, ready for occupancy, by for a circus which is now performing in September 25. Pennsylvania. Last year and several previ­ The building will be one of the finest ous years Mr. Aumack quit farm work in village schoolhouses in the county. It will August for circus work and resumed his SIZZLING be situated on the east side of Prospect agricultural job in the fall. He expects to Avenue, near the Rumson Road. It will be follow the same plan this fall. For a num­ two stories high, with tower and belfry. ber of years Mr. Aumack was employed The building will accommodate about 150 on a farm near Lincroft owned by Dr. pupils and will be provided with class­ William H. Lawes, but since Dr. Lawes rooms, cloak rooms, etc., and with a moved to Red Bank Mr. Aumack has meeting room for the Board of Education. been working for Mr. Layton. ATTIC §4*000 It will be well ventilated and will be heat­ ed with hot water. The basement will con­ SO YEARS AGO tain separate play rooms for the boys and FAN girls. Work has been started on the razing An employee at Newman Springs of house for the creation of additional OD COMPLETELY INSTALLED - Expires 8/31/99 Villa came to Red Bank yesterday af­ parking space on the south side of White JOB DONE WITHING 72 HOURS ternoon and got fighting drunk. The man Street, and the progress is being made on was fighting with a telegraph pole on the the widening of the street. Plans of the comer of Maple Avenue and Front Street mayor and council call for a new public & tU T O L L FR E E when be spied the proprietor of the parking lot to take care of more than 300 Central Hotel. The man chased the propri­ cars, and for widening the street from 14 (732)591-0966 etor into his hotel. The man then made an to 17 feet License #12849 attack on a bystander who made himself The ordinance providing for the scarce. Constable W illiam H. Wilson widening of the street was passed Apr. 4, arrived about this time and attempted to 1947. An appropriation of $120,000 was arrest the man. It took five men and a made to pay for the widening from the 1 2 ™ s m a s h y e a r o f wagon to get the man to town lock-up. southeast comer of Maple Avenue and (( The man is an actor by profession and has White Street to the rear of the Whelan PURE HILARIOUS FUN! played in Red Bank several times with the drug store building on the southwest cor­ Kennedy players. ner of White and Broad Streets. There will be no crossing over the The council passed on July 21, 1947 railroad track at Oakland Street unless the an ordinance appropriating $80,000 for courts compel the railroad to construct the parking lot project This followed sev­ and maintain a crossing. This was made eral years’ discussion and consideration plain at last night’s meeting of the com­ of parking needs and the future pos­ missioners of Red Bank. Some time ago sibilities of a wider White Street. the commissioners notified the railroad The parking lot as planned will extend company that a crossing must be put from the former Frey property near Maple down. In order not to incommode the rail­ Avenue to the alley between the Sterling road during the height of summer travel, Furniture shop and Imlay’s frame shop. It the commissioners fixed the date for the will be 630 feet long by approximately construction of the crossing and the erec­ 155 feet wide. tion of gates after the summer schedule of trains had been replaced by the fall ser­ — Compiled by Mary Dempsey vice. 75 YEARS AGO About two dozen slot machines were In Pain? Thurs., Fri. & Sat. at 7, Sun. at 2 seized last week by Sheriff Van Mater F E E L G O O D Ceremony: St. Luke’s Church 308 West 46th Street and the county detectives. The machines AGAIN Reception: Vinnie Black’s Coliseum, 221 West 46th Street were broken open after being captured Effective treatment for: FOR RESERVATIONS CALL: Telecharge: (212) 239-6200 and the money they contained was confis­ Low Back Pain - Herniated Discs PURCHASE TICKETS IN PERSON at Ticket Central Box Office cated. The slot machines will be smashed Pinched Nerves - Headaches 416 West 42nd Street (Daily 1pm to 8pm) to pieces and destroyed. Most of the Neck/Shoulder Pain - Auto Accidents www.tonylovestina.com machines were captured in the towns Most HMO’s and insurance accepted along the shore. Oxford, GHI, First Option, AmeriHealth. Guardian, Blue Cross And noui you can car, dRinfc, It is a violation of law to have slot m machines on one’s premises or in one’s FREE Initial Exam and Consultation and cele&Rate ar place of business. The matter will come w/mention of this ad. (*60 value) before the grand jury and it is said that an 671-9227 effort will be made to leam who is the party who places these machines in the HIRAS A Nan InccRoccivc CDusical Comedyl J stores and restaurants of the county. It is CHIROPRACTIC CENTER said that some of the persons who were 1275 Hwy. 35 S For info call 212-869-6111 • For tickets call 212-279-4200 Buy discount tix directly online at finnegansfiarewell.com induced to put the slot machines in their M iddletown (Next lo A ll American Chevrolet) g 2 6 INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11, 1999

PARK V PLAY 303 West M ain Street, Freehold,

• Non Surgical Cellulite Reduction Park System schedules variety of trips • FDA Proven to Work The Monmouth County Park System trip is $16 per person, which includes offers the following excursions. transportation and Park System leader • Free Initial Session Preregistration is required for each. For only. Admission fee information will be • Treatments are more information or to register, call (732) supplied upon registration. painless and relaxing 842-4000 or (732) 219-9484 for the hear­ • From Aug. 24 - 28, an outing is • Easy payment plans ing impaired. Trips leave from Thompson planned to Mount Washington, N.H., for a available Park, Newman Springs Road, Lincroft sec­ “Hut-to-Hut Adventure.” The hiking tion of Middletown. adventure culminates with an attempt to (as low as $12 week) • Adults are invited to participate in a summit Mount Washington, followed by 732-308-0120 rock climbing weekend, Aug. 2 1 -2 2 . The ridge hiking. The trip will depart at 8 a.m. overnight trip combines beginner and inter­ on Aug. 24. A mandatory pre-trip meeting mediate courses. Participants will climb at will be held on Aug. 18 from 7 - 9 p.m. at SAVE $150-SAVE 10% Expires 8/31/99 Allamuchy Mountain State Forest in North the Thompson Park Visitor Center. The Jersey and camp at a nearby campground. cost of $350 per person includes meals FREE SESSION ~ NO OBLIGATION! Climbers will leave by van at 7 a.m. A (four breakfasts, four dinners), lodging, mandatory pre-trip meeting will be held on transportation and Park System leader. Tuesday from 7 - 9:30 p.m. The cost of the • A trip to New York’s Metropolitan trip is $99 per person, which includes all Museum of Art is set for Aug. 27, leaving climbing and camping equipment. at 8:45 a.m. and returning at approximate­ HEART CARE CENTER • A day trip to the USS Intrepid Sea- ly 5 p.m. Participants will spend the day Air-Space Museum will take place on Aug. exploring the museum, visiting the Parveen Uppal, M.D., F.A.C.C. Board Certified Internist 22. The bus will depart at 9:15 a.m. and American Wing and Costume Institute, Primary & Interventional Cardiology and Cardiologist return at approximately 4:30 p.m. seeing 19th century European paintings Participants will have the opportunity to and the works of the old masters. The trip Stress Test Cardiac Catheterization explore the flight deck, submarine cost of $16 per person includes transporta­ EKG Angioplasty and Stents Growler, destroyer Edson, hangar deck and tion and leader only. Suggested donation the museum’s gift shop. The cost of the for admission is payable at the door. Echocardiogram Cardiac Nuclear Testing Holter Pacemaker Fire restrictions go into effect hi county porks Affiliated with: Bayshore, Riverview, Jersey Shore, Monmouth, Robert Wood Johnson, Memorial Med Ctr, Raritan Bay {Perth Amboy and Old Bridge Divisions) The Monmouth County Park System, in compliance with the New Jersey Forest Service, is restricting fire use in the parks. Due to the current drought, a 80 Hazlet Avenue Tel.: 732-888-7901 Professional Court, Suite #3 stage three fire danger has been declared, banning all wood and charcoal fires. Hazlet, NJ 07730 Fax: 732-888-7905 Campers and picnickers are permitted to use gas, propane or kerosene stoves at (Professional Ct. next to Pep Boys) prepared sites. For more information, call the Park System at (732) 842-4000 or

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BROOKDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Register fo r A N Y Brookdale course a t this location!

O n-S ite R egistration 311 W est Laurel Ave, W est Keansburg a t t h e Thursday and Friday,

BAYSHORE LEARNING August 12 and 13, CENTER 11 A M to 7 PM

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FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 7. Call 732-224-2345 or visit w w w .brookdale.cc.nj.us INDEPENDENT, AUG.USJ.il, 1999 2 J 7

Sign-ups begin for Holm del Prim e Tim e Holmdel Prime Time, a before- and after­ Fees for the program are as follows: CAPITOL ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE school child-care program, will hold regis­ • $30 one-time, nonrefundable registra­ tration from 5 - 7 p.m. on Aug. 24 and 26 at tion fee; FUEL OIL TANKS The Village School. Sponsored by the • $7 per morning session; A r'v Holmdel Board of Education, the program is • $10 per afternoon session; directed by Don Sabatini at Indian Hi 11 and • $7 per half-day session, 1-3 p.m; The Village schools. Youngsters will have • $4 per hour on vacation days; and time for free play and structured activities • $80 per camp. including arts and crafts, computers and The Prime Time Program is available on homework. Prime Time, which is accredited selected vacation days. The program will be by the National Academy of Early open on the following days when school is Childhood Programs, also sponsors extra­ not in session: curricular camps for grades one - six at both • Sept. 20 - religious holiday Village and Indian Hill schools. The camps • Oct. 1.1- Columbus Day . DON’T LET YOUR OIL TANK BECOME A TIME BOMB run for 10 weeks in the fall, winter and • Nov. 11, 12 - New Jersey Education IT CAN DRAIN YOUR BANK ACCOUNT AND DEVALUE YOUR PROPERTY spring and for 10 hours in the summer. All Association (NJEA) Convention; LET US TAKE CARE OF YOUR TANK BEFORE IT BECOMES A PROBLEM workers are employees of the Holmdel • April 20 - spring recess . WE CAN TEST YOUR TANK Board of Education. Registration for Prime • April 25 - 28 - spring recess WE CAN REMOVE OR ABANDON YOUR OUT OF SERVICE TANK Time will require the child and person(s) For more information, contact Sabatini at State Certified and Fully Insured (Pollution & Liability) who will be picking up the student to pose (732) 946-0067 and leave a message with Call For An Appointment 732-747-0432 for the photo identification card picture. name and phone number. Preschool open hoose continues through Sot. PURCHASE? REFINANCE? The Good News Christian Preschool will hold an open house this week from 10 a.m. - noon through Saturday. The event will take place at Gethsemane Lutheran Pick one of our Church, located at Maple Place and Main Street in Keyport. Full and half-day sessions are offered mortgages and you’ve for children, age 3 and 4. The preschool also offers an extended day pre-kinder­ garten program for 4-year-old children. A “Lunch Bunch” program and flexible extended hours are available. chosen The Best! 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investors’ 24-Hour WISING ATM Location Deposits FDIC insured to $100,000 LENDER INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11, 1999 2 9 M ile s t o n e s Garofano - M cDonaugh G iam anco — M essere Gabriella Messere, daughter of Nick Lisa and David Masarek of and Rose Messere of Middletown, was Middletown and Louis Garofano of married May 22 to Joseph Giamanco Jr., Cheltenham, Pa., announce the engage­ son of Joe and Mollie Giamanco of ment of their daughter, Rebecca Holmdel. Garofano, to Dennis McDonaugh. The Rev. Jeffrey Joseph Kegley per­ He is the son of Dorothy McDonaugh formed the ceremony at St. M ary’s Church in the New Monmouth section of of Toms River and Thomas McDonaugh Middletown, where the bride was given in of Brick. marriage by her father. The future bride is a 1989 graduate of Maid of honor was Dina Messere of Middletown High School South. She is Middletown, sister of the bride. Matron of employed as a processor at Center State honor was Lisa Messere-Uliano of Mortgage in Freehold. Hoboken, sister of the bride. Her fiance is a 1988 graduate of Toms Best men were Christian Giamanco River East High School. He is employed and Victor Giamanco, both of Holmdel, brothers of the bridegroom. as assistant body shop manager at Larson After a reception at the Garden Manor Ford in Lakewood. in Aberdeen, the couple left on a wedding A May wedding is planned. Dennis McDonaugh, Rebecca Garofano trip to Hawaii. The bride is employed at Montage Hair Studio in Middletown. The bridegroom is employed with Jaros - D om en GHM Inc., New York City. Gabriella and Joseph Giamanco Jr. Robert and Margaret Jaros of Middletown announce the engagement of Couple celebrates 65th anniversary their daughter, Jennifer Jaros, to Daniel Domen, son of John and Mary Domen of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Peri to of Belford Succasunna. celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary The future bride is a 1994 graduate of on June 30. Middletown High School South and a The couple was married June 30, 1934, 1998 graduate of The College of New in Brooklyn, N.Y. In honor of their 65th Jersey, Ewing, where she earned a bache­ anniversary, the couple enjoyed cake and lor of science degree in accounting and a festivities with family and staff at the minor in economics. She is currently pur­ Regency Park Nursing Home in Hazlet. suing a master’ s degree in business Granddaughter Toni Ann sang at the gath­ administration at Monmouth University, ering. West Long Branch. Mrs. Perito, the former Phyllis Rago, is She is employed as an accountant at a housewife and mother. Hobbies have Cosmair Inc. in Clark. included cooking, knitting, sewing, dancing Her fiance is a 1993 graduate of and singing at parties. Roxbury High School and a 1997 gradu­ Mr. Perito was employed as a bricklayer ate of The College of New Jersey, Ewing, and “A -l Mason” with Bricklayers Union where he earned a'bachelor of science de­ Local No. 1 of Brooklyn for many years Mr. and Mrs. Tony Perito gree in computer science. until his retirement. He created fireplaces, He is pursuing a master’s degree in patios and recently with his son made a bar­ Middletown; and a son and daughter-in- computer science at Fairleigh Dickinson becue. He enjoys making wood crafts. law, Anthony and Diane Perito of University, Madison. He is employed as a The couple has two daughters and sons- Middletown. software engineer at Telcordia in-law, Elaine and Andy Bardell of They have 12 grandchildren and 23 Jennifer Jaros, Daniel Domen Technologies, Piscataway. Manahawkin and Cookie and Joe Oliva of great-grandchildren. A June 2001 wedding is planned. STORK CLUB Durnin - M cKeon Riverview Medical Center in Red Sandra and Neil O ’Donnell of Hazlet, Bernard and JoAnne Durnin of Clarkstown South High School in West Bank announced the following local births: a son on July 26; Middletown announce the engagement of Nyack, N.Y. Dawn and David Pool of the Leonardo Maria and Maurilio Tlaxcantitla of section of Middletown, a son on July 21; Red Bank, a daughter on July 26; their daughter, Paula Jean Durnin, to He received a bachelor of science Catherine and David Tuschmann of Cindy and James Wienges of Hazlet, a Thomas Joseph McKeon, son of Thomas degree in finance from Siena College in Hazlet, a son on July 22; daughter on July 26; and Trudy McKeon of Lakehurst. Londonville, N.Y. Liza and Robert Patterson of Tricia and Allen Ford Jr. of The future bride is a graduate of Mater He also earned a master of business Dei High School in Middletown. Middletown, a daughter on July 23; Middletown, a daughter on July 27; administration degree and master of sci­ She is a 1991 graduate of Catholic Tamara and Daniel Grillon of Red ence degree in finance from the Andrea and Tom Protentis of University of America, Washington, D.C., Holmdel, a daughter on July 23; Bank, a daughter on July 27; University of Maryland at College Park. M ary and Douglas Portway of Red where she earned a bachelor of arts degree Sharon Rodriguez and Estil Bennett He is employed as an equity research in English literature. Jr. of Middletown, a daughter on July 23; Bank, a son on July 27; analyst with PNC Bank in Philadelphia, Dawn and Nicholas Ruggiero of She is employed as a producer at Nikki Rodriguez of North Middletown, Pa. Middletown, a son on July 27; Dennis Interactive in New York City. a son on July 24; Her fiance is a 1986 graduate of A July wedding is planned. Theresa and Patrick Susino of the Port Michelle and Joseph Walla of Monmouth section of Middletown, a Middletown, a daughter on July 24; daughter on July 27; IN T H E SERVICE Susan and Robert McGowan of Red Christine and John Fink of Red Bank, Bank, a son on July 25; a daughter on July 28; and Army Pvt. Harry V. Carhart Jr. Base in San Antonio, Texas. He earned Naglaa Elmergawy and Mohamed Kathleen and Joseph Szatmary of recently graduated from the unit supply distinction as an honor graduate. He is the Elmassry of Keyport, a daughter July 26; Hazlet, a daughter on July 28. specialist advanced individual training son of Debra Caruso of Keysville, Va., course at Fort Lee in Petersburg, Va. He is and Thomas T. Warshaw Jr. of Red Bank. Volunteer opportunities available at center the son of Harry V. and Gloria Carhart of The Volunteer Center of Monmouth an October program at Huber Woods Keansburg. His wife, Veronica, is the Air Force Airman Scott F. Gebhardt County has many volunteer opportunities Environmental Center in Middletown. daughter of Edward R. and Judy Jacoby of has graduated from basic military training available including the following local posi­ • Volunteers are sought to give friendly Middletown. at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, tions. For more information, call the center, visiting time to help comfort terminally ill Air Force Airman Thomas T. Texas. He is the son of Loraine and James located at 191 Bath Ave. in Long Branch, at patients and their families in the Matawan Warshaw I I I has graduated from basic Gebhardt of the Belford section of (732) 728-1927. area. Training is mandatory and will be pro­ military training at Lackland Air Force Middletown. • Instructional assistants are needed for vided. 3 0 ..INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11,1999

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Matawan-Aberdeen ituaries Regional School District Greater Media Newspapers prints obituaries She was involved with the New Jersey Literacy as a free community service, at no charge to program of teaching adults to read. She was an the families of the deceased or to the funeral avid supporter of the Ronald McDonald House Surplus Obsolete Equipment homes that provide the information. of Long Branch. Surviving are her husband of 40 years, Hon. Theodore J. Labrecque Jr., Auction JOSEPH J. DEVENNEY, 83, of Hazlet died Superior Court of New Jersey; two sons, Aug. 8 at Bayshore Community Hospital, Theodore J. Ill of Fair Haven and Christopher of Holmdel. Born in New York City, he lived in Oceanport; a daughter, Nancee M. Labrecque Florida and New York City before moving to of Matawan; and three grandchildren. Services A ugust 12th, 1999 Hazlet three years ago. He worked as a supervi­ were under the direction of John F. Pfleger sor at Rail Way Express in New York City, Funeral Home, Middletown, with a religious ser­ where he was employed for 40 years until his vice at Church of the Nativity. Memorial dona­ retirement in 1978. Mr. Devenney was a U.S. tions may be made to the Ronald McDonald Cambridge Park Administration Building Army veteran of World W ar II. Surviving is a House, 131 Bath Ave., Long Branch. brother, Harry, of Hazlet. Services, under the Crest Way, Aberdeen, New Jersey direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, will WALTER H. MUSZYNSKI, 76, of Hazlet begin at 9 a.m. tomorrow at the funeral home, died Aug. 1 at home. Born in Newark, he moved followed by a 10 a.m. Mass at St. Benedict’s to Hazlet 43 years ago. He had worked as a Roman Catholic Church in Holmdel. Cremation baker at Sunshine Biscuit in Sayreville for 16 10:00 A M - 3:00 PM i will be private. years, retiring in 1988; he had also worked in the bakery department of A&P in Newark. Mr. ANN E. RODGERS GIESEKE, 84, of Muszynski was a U.S. Army veteran of World Middletown died Aug. 1 at Bayshore Community War II. Surviving are a sister, Murietta Hospital, Holmdel. Born in Newark, she lived in Sendelbach of Mogadore, Ohio; a brother, Middletown since 1958. She was a communi­ Edward of Hazlet; one nephew; two nieces; six EMO Medical Care, cant of St. Catharine’s Roman Catholic C hurch, great nephews; two great-great nephews; and The premier site for urgent care in Monmouth County, Holmdel. Mrs. Gieseke had worked as a secre­ two great-great nieces. Private services were is proud to announce their association tary for the Borough of Red Bank’s Welfare under the direction of Day Funeral Home, Board for five years, retiring in 1973. Surviving Keyport. with Harold Cotier, D.O. are her husband, Edward of Stratham, N.H.; a providing comprehensive medical care. daughter and son-in-law, Robin and Greg Megow of Wenonah in Gloucester County; and MARGARET K. KEANE NORMYLE, 87, of Dr. Cotier has been in practice for 20 years and provides a holistic one granddaughter. Services were under the Holmdel died Aug. 6 at Bayshore Health Care approach to health care. direction of John F. Pfleger Funeral Home, Center, Holmdel. Born in Hoboken, she lived in He utilizes modem and traditional therapeutic modalities. Middletown. Interment was at Gate of Heaven Middletown from 1953-78, then in Titusville, Fla. Cemetery, East Hanover. until 1991, before moving to Holmdel. She was a EMO w ill continue to serve your urgent care needs on a walk-in basis, communicant of St. M ary’s Roman Catholic however, Dr. Cotier w ill be seeing patients by appointment only. Church, New Monmouth section of Middletown. HERBERT L. HOLSEBERG, 73, of Union Schedule a consultation today! Beach died Aug. 2 at Bayshore Community Mrs. Normyle worked as a retail sportswear Hospital, Holmdel. Born in Newark, he lived in buyer for Kreski’s department store in Newark Irvington before moving to Union Beach 34 and also as a cosmetics buyer for 9 5 7 -0 7 0 7 years ago. He was employed for 25 years as a Bloomingdale's department store in Queens, roofer with United Union of Roofers, Water N.Y., retiring in 1952. She was predeceased by Proofers and Allied Workers Local No. 4, her husband, William, in 1972. Surviving are a Parsippany. Mr. Holseberg was a U.S. Army son, W. Mark of Freehold; a daughter, Carol EMO Medical Care veteran of World War II. He was predeceased Goldstein of Lynnbrook, Long Island, N.Y.; and by a brother, William Holseberg in 1990. seven grandchildren. Services were under the A NAME YOU’VE TRUSTED FOR YEARS Surviving are a niece, Marie Kentzel of Union direction of John F. Pfleger Funeral Home, Beach; and a nephew, Carl Kentzel of Union Middletown, with a religious service at St. Mary's Beach. Services were under the direction of Day Roman Catholic Church in Middletown. EMO 2 Kings Highway & Hwy 35 South • Middletown 8am-10pm Everyday Funeral Home, Keyport. Interment was at New Interment was at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Jersey Veterans Cemetery, Arneytown. Middletown.

OLIVE B. REES KOOI, 84, of Lakewood DORIS I. GARRISON ROGERS, 79, of died Aug. 6 at home. Born in Newbridge in Union Beach died Aug. 3 at Bayshore South Wales, Great Britain, she lived in New Community Hospital, Holmdel. Born in Stony York and Jersey City before moving to Point, N.Y., he lived in Jersey City before mov­ Lakewood 21 years ago. She was a teacher of ing to Union Beach 27 years ago. She was a English and Spanish at Memorial High School in homemaker. Mrs. Rogers was a communicant of West New York for 10 years, retiring in 1978. Holy Family Roman Catholic Church, Union Mrs. Kooi was a member of the New Jersey Beach. She was predeceased by her husband, I Education Association; Sweet Adeline Society of George J. Rogers, in 1977. Surviving are a son, n i c e Jersey City; and Choral Group of Jersey City. George of Union Beach; a daughter, Barbara of She was a 1968 graduate of New Jersey City Union Beach; two sisters, Alice Dodd of Ohio University, earning a bachelor of arts degree in and Natalie Cassels of Stony Point, N.Y.; and a education. Surviving are her husband of 62 grandson, Scott G. Rogers of the Poconos, Pa. years, Edward; a son, Edward H. of Matawan; a Services were under the direction of Day daughter, Barbara Milazzo of Madison; a sister, Funeral Home, Keyport, with a Mass at Holy Margaret Fuller of Lakehurst; a brother, Leslie Family Roman Catholic Church, Union Beach. Rees of East Hampton, Conn.; two grandsons; Interment was at Shoreland Memorial Gardens, and a granddaughter. Services were u n der the Hazlet. direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport. Interment was at Shoreland Memorial Gardens, JEFFREY D. SHINKO, 39, of Ocean Grove Hazlet. died Aug. 4 at home. Born in Irvington, he moved to Ocean Grove nine years ago. He was HAZEL F. SEIFTS KRYNICKI, 86, of the employed as assistant deli manager at You're a safe driver. Wouldn't it be nice to be covered Port Monmouth section of Middletown died Aug. Pathmark supermarket in Freehold for 18 years. by a nice car insurance company? And at a nice price 6 at Jackson Health Care Center, Jackson. Born He was a member of United Food and in Elizabeth, she lived in Middletown since 1951, Commercial Workers Local Union 464A. He had too? Welcome to Palisades. We treat our drives the way moving to Jackson two years ago. She worked won many local gardening awards. Mr. Shinko they should be treated - like owners. To find out how as a stockroom clerk for Singer Manufacturing in was a communicant of St. Mary’s Roman Elizabeth for 20 years and had worked for Lily Catholic Church in the New Monmouth section nice, call our nice New Jersey Insurance Agent below. Tulip in Holmdel for three years. Mrs. Krynicki of Middletown. He was a 1978 graduate of was a member of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Middletown High School North. Surviving are his Port Monmouth Fire Department and First Aid mother and father, Beverly Kersikofski Shinko Squad and the I.U.E. Union. She was past pres­ and Michael J. Shinko, both of the Belford sec­ ■ ident of the Middletown Senior Citizens. Mrs. tion of Middletown; grandmother, Rose Shinko of Davies and Associates Krynicki was predeceased by her husband, West Hazelton, Pa.; a sister, Michele of Belford; Henry E. in 1962. Surviving are two daughters, and a nephew, James Kersikofski of Kirkland, MEETING ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS Audrey L. of Elizabeth and Carol Ann Card of Wash. Services were under the direction of John Smithville; a sister, Shirlee Spildooren of F. Pfleger Funeral Home, Middletown, with a Reddington; six grandsons; one granddaughter; service at St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church. a two great-granddaughters; and a great-grand­ Interment was at Calvary Cemetery, Drums, Pa. son. Services were under the direction of John F. Pfleger Funeral Home, Middletown. Interment CLEMENTINE INCITTI FORD, 71, of the was at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Middletown. Cheesequake Village section of Old Bridge died 1 Bethany Road & Hwy. 35, Suite 7 Aug. 3 in CentraState Medical Center, Freehold. Hazlet, NJ 07730 JOAN M. McCURDY LABRECQUE, 68, of Surviving are her husband, George H. Ford; a Holmdel died Aug. 2 at Riverview Medical son, George Ford of Washington Township; a Phone: (732) 264-7100, Fax: (732) 264-7130 Center, Red Bank. Born in Jersey City, she had daughter, Betty Nascimento of Egg Harbor City; lived in Red Bank before moving to Holmdel in a brother, Andrew Incitti of Holmdel; and four 1971. She was a communicant of the Church of grandchildren. Services were arranged by the Nativity in Fair Haven. Mrs. Labrecque Michael Hegarty Funeral Home, Old Bridge, with worked as a volunteer at Bayshore Community a Mass at St. Lawrence Church, Laurence Har­ PALISADES Hospital in Holmdel, at Riverview Medical bor section of Old Bridge. Interment was in Holy Center in Red Bank and at St. Benedict Roman Cross Cemetery, North Arlington. Memorial con­ The Nice New Jersey Car Insurance Company. Catholic Church’s Shelter for the Homeless in tributions may be made to the American Cancer Holmdel. She served on the board of directors Society, New Jersey Division, Middlesex Unit, of the Pleasant Valley Nursing Home, Holmdel. 846 Main St., Fords 08863. Coverage underwritten by Palisades Safety & Insurance Association and Palisades Insurance Company. 3 2 INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11, 1999

The Entertainer Line Drive/Dan Walsh T h e a t e r Jazz in the Other Park concert Aug. 19 at 7 p.m. State Fair Marine Park through Aug. 15 West Front Street, Red Bank Thurs.-Sat. at 8 p.m. 1-888-HIP-TOWN Sun. at 7 p.m. Thompson Park Theatre Barn Maureen McGovern with Newman Springs Road The Duke Ellington Lincroft (Middletown) Orchestra reserved tickets: $12-$14 with Paul Mercer Ellington, (732) 842-4000 conductor Centennial Birthday Salute to The Hitman Murder Duke Ellington Mysteries: Murder by Trial Aug. 14 at 8 p.m. Aug. 21 at 8 p.m. Great Auditorium audience participation Pilgrim and Ocean pathways murder-mystery dinner show Ocean Grove Seaview Square Mall tickets: $23; $28, reserved Routes 35 and 36, Ocean (732) 988-0645 tickets: $27.50 dinner & show Maureen McGovern, with The Duke reservations: (732) 922-1243 Gianni Schicchi & II Tabarro Ellington Orchestra will perform at part of 1999 Puccini Festival the Great Auditorium on Aug. 14. Comedy of Errors with English supertitles presented by Count Basie Aug. 14 at 8:15 p.m. Theatre pre-opera talk at 7:30 p.m. S p e c i a l Aug. 12 & 13 at 7:30 p.m. Paramount Theatre Count Basie Theatre Ocean Ave. between Fifth and 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank Sunset, Asbury Park E v e n t s (732) 842-9000 tickets: $15-$40 (732) 531-2378 or 842-9000 Fifth Annual George The Music Man Sheehan Classic presented by The Premier Terri Clark 5-mile running event and Kids Theatre Company country music Classic through Aug. 21 Aug. 14 at 8 p.m. features $5,000 prize purse Thurs., Fri. and Sat. at 8 p.m. Northern Star Arena Aug. 13: Sun. at 2 p.m. Six Flags Great Adventure 2-9 p.m.- Runners Expo Henderson Theatre Jackson 5:30 p.m.- Pasta Party Route 520, Lincroft (Middletown) free with park admission 6 p.m.- Kids' Classic tickets: $12 - $20 (732) 928-1821 (732) 223-7122 "State Fair" will be performed through Aug. 15 at the Thompson Park Theatre 8 p.m.- Forum Barn. 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FROM THE CREATORS OF I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE LOADED WITD LADDDS Minor league boom EVEDV DIEP Of TOE WAY!55 not limited to baseball BY WARREN RAPPLEYEA — Star Ledger As a new team in a first-year league, the Staff Writer Trenton entry has drafted 24 players and 153 has territorial rights to four others. B aseball is not the only major sport Kevin Mackey, the former Cleveland “DELIRIOUSLY FUNNY! to show an interest in placing State coach who had a well chronicled — Daily News minor league franchises in New bout with drugs and alcohol in the late Jersey. ’80s, is the Shooting Stars’ head coach. This fall a minor league basketball Mackey has won three straight United franchise and a minor league hockey fran­ States Basketball League titles with the chise will begin play in a new arena in Atlantic City Seagulls. Mackey is known Trenton. for his team’s up tempo, run-and-gun style The ShoreCats, a franchise in the of play. Dr. Herbert Greenberg, president United States Basketball League (see re­ of Caliper Testing Services, owns the lated story), have been playing in Asbury team. Park’s Convention Hall for the past two Bonerbo explained that Greenberg years. originally wanted to place the team in the Joining the baseball teams and CBA, but after that league changed its ShoreCats are the Shooting Stars, a fran­ ownership structure, Greenberg opted in­ chise in the International Basketball stead for the IBL where all eight franchis­ League that will be beginning its first sea­ es are privately owned. son, and the Titans, a hockey team that will The league has some big names associ­ play in the East Coast Hockey League. ated with it as well. Oscar Robertson is With both teams playing at the new part owner of the Cincinnati Stuff; Ralph 8,000-seat Sovereign Bank Arena, Trenton Sampson owns the Richmond Rhythm; is fast becoming a minor league sports and former Knicks player and Nets coach mecca. Butch Beard coaches the St. Louis Swarm. The arena is just blocks from The IBL strategy is to pay its players Waterfront Park, home to baseball’s between $20,000 and $100,000, with most Double AA Trenton Thunder. It is built on salaries in the $50,000 range. Bonerbo said the site of the old Roebling Steel Works, this is more than CBA teams generally pay, the arena is located on South Broad Street but less than what European clubs offer. and Hamilton Avenue in the Chambers- The Shooting Stars will tty to attract play­ burg section of Trenton. ers who have had success with area college With 34 luxury boxes and 1,100 club teams, he added. seats, two restaurants and several conces­ “We’re hoping that players with ties to sion areas, the new arena will have all the the area will take a little less than they can comforts of an NHL or NBA facility, but get in Europe to stay home,” Bonerbo said. on a smaller scale. “That should generate more fan interest. The Titans begin play on Oct. 14 This is already a very good area for bas­ against the Johnstown Chiefs. The Trenton ketball and we think people will want to squad’s home-opener is the following bring their families out for an entertaining evening. Thus far the ECHL expansion evening.” team has sold 4,600 season tickets, accord­ Both teams will run a variety of con­ ing to Rich Lisk, the Titans vice president tests and give-aways during and before of marketing and sales. Single game tick­ games to give fans more entertainment ets will range from $9.50 to $15, with all value. children’s tickets priced at $8. Lisk said that while the Titans will hold Interestingly, a click on the Madison the bulk of their practices at Iceland in Square Garden web site stated that it pro­ Hamilton Township, the team will occa­ vided “Everything you need to buy a tick­ sionally practice in other arenas around the et.” Except, of course, the price. state to help generate interest. The ticket office at the Meadowlands “We are promoting affordable, family gave last year’s single-game ticket prices entertainment,” said Lisk, a Union Beach for the Devils as $22 to $70 and for the Nets native. “And with all the ice rinks in the prices were $30 to $75. New, higher, prices area as well as the growth of roller hockey, are expected for the upcoming season. we think a lot of people will be interested Ron Berman, who owns Berman in what we have to offer.” Development, and his son Geoffrey are the Both Lisk and Bonerbo said their re­ majority owners of the Titans. Geoffrey spective teams owed a debt to minor Berman is the team’s CEO. Brian league baseball in general and the Thunder McKenna, a former director of hockey in particular for proving that minor league operations for the Ottawa Senators, is the sports would sell in Trenton. Titans’ president and general manager. “Minor league baseball has done a Bruce Cassidy, who guided the great job of convincing people there are International Hockey League’s alternatives to major league sports,” Lisk Indianapolis Ice a year ago, is head coach. explained. “Hockey is now having that The Titans will be affiliated with the American Hockey League’s Lowell Lock same success. But the truth is that major Monsters and have signed a working league sports have inadvertently helped the minor leagues because of their strikes and agreement with the Philadelphia Phantoms, the Flyers’ AHL affiliate. big salaries. It’s that much harder to iden­ According to Lisk, the Titans are just tify with those players.” Chiropractic offers effective care for many of life’s stresses and traumas. Years of Bonerbo concurred. “We believe that specialized training mean that your Doctor of Chiropractic can provide health beginning to put together their roster. To the fullest extent possible, they will try and sign you can have twice the fun for less than care that focuses on total body wellness. Health care that works without drugs or half the price,” he said. “Minor league bas­ surgery. Maybe that’s why, in a recent Gallup survey, 90 percent of chiropractic athletes with ties to the area, such as former Princeton University players. Salaries will ketball is just now beginning to grow like patients judged their care as effective. So, the next time life bangs you around, baseball and hockey. The audience is out remember: It’s time for a chiropractor. Call for your appointment today. range between $350 and $900 per week. Meanwhile, the Shooting Stars have there. If you can provide a good team built sold about 1,500 season tickets, according around good entertainment, I think people CHIROPRACTIC ♦ PLUS to Tom Bonerbo, the team’s director of will come out.” For more information on the Shooting “Leaders in Alternative Healthcare” public relations who said the 64-game sea­ son will open during the Thanksgiving Stars call (609) 924-2400 or visit www.ibl- DR. KEITH ENGLISH, DR. SEAN ENGLISH, DR. CATHERINE KOWALSKI hoops.com. For the Titans call toll-free 1- 1 Bethany Rd., Suite 25, Hazlet, NJ 07730 H weekend. The team’s goal is to sell between 2,000 877-TITANS2 or visit www.trentonti- (732) 264-9005 S and 3,000 season passes by opening night. tans.com. INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11, 1999 3 7 ShoneCats pioneer minor league basketball in N.J. BY MARY DEMPSEY players from the 1999 season in the Staff Writer league’s inaugural draft. ShoreCat Ira Bowman was chosen F or the last two years, the Asbury 104th in the 13 th round of the 24-round Park Convention Hall has been the draft. Teammate Rocky Walls was the home to the United States 148th selection in the IBL’s draft. Basketball League’s (USBL) New Jersey Bowman, a 6-2, 205-pound guard aver­ ShoreCats. aged 11.5 points per game for the Along with the Atlantic City Seagulls, ShoreCats in 1999. the ShoreCats have given the USBL two of Walls was a solid front-court player for its most stable and well-run franchises. the ShoreCats, the 6-7, 240-pounder aver­ The USBL has been around since 1985 aged just under 10 points per game while and has had its ups and downs. Both New grabbing 8.4 rebounds. Jersey franchises have become two of the Corey Brewer and Ray Tutt are the most successful teams on the court, and the other two ShoreCats drafted by the IBL. ShoreCats have been one of the most suc­ Brewer, a 6-2, 195-pound guard out of cessful off the court as well. The team has prospered in Monmouth the University of Oklahoma was picked County with a fan-friendly atmosphere and 171st in the 22nd round by the New a high caliber of play with top college Mexico Slam. He averaged 13.2 points per players under the guidance of NBA Hall of game for the ShoreCats in 23 games. Famer Rick Barry. Tutt led the ShoreCats in scoring this At each ShoreCats game, ticket-holders season, averaging 16.6 ppg. A 6’5” guard, experience more than just watching the Tutt came to the ShoreCats from the team play. The team provides door prizes, University of California at Santa Barbara. giveaways, shooting contest, trivia con­ Among former USBL players in the *Unsurpassed Craftsmanship NBA are Anthony Mason, now with the tests and celebrity appearances for the *A11 Patterns & Colors hometown crowd. Charlotte Hornets, and Mario Elie and In addition, the ShoreCats participate in Avery Johnson, members of the NBA *Retaining Walls & Steps champion San Antonio Spurs. the league’s Youth Outreach Program Patios, W alkways, & Driveways where hundreds of children attend games Barry is a 12-time NBA All-star who and a pre-game clinic as guests of the led the Golden State Warriors to the NBA *Multi-level Elevated Patios ShoreCats during home games. title in 1975. He was named one of the 50 *Custom Plantings The USBL offers players not selected greatest players in league history. in the NBA draft a chance to showcase He is assisted by Clifford Ray, who was their talents for the first time as profes­ one of Barry’s teammates on the 1975 \ A r m t m sionals, as National Basketball Association Warriors and played for the Chicago Bulls team scouts regularly attend USBL games. during his days in the NBA. When he 732-946-7822 The league boasts more than 100 play­ entered the league in the 1971-72 season, ers who graduated from the USBL to the Ray was named the NBA’s Rookie of the NBA. Year. Last month three teams from the new After leaving the NBA as a player, Ray International Basketball League (IBL), served as an assistant coach for the New which has a franchise — the Shooting Jersey Nets and the Dallas Mavericks The Roaring^ Stars — in Trenton, chose four ShoreCats before coming to the ShoreCats. SPORT SHORTS *

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Mike Freehold Raceway reopens for the Lachance was in the bike for the win, mark­ summer/fall meet tomorrow afternoon. ing his second straight victory in the event It will be the first complete harness (he won behind Western Dreamer in 1997). meet under the ownership of Pennwood Shady Character followed up his Cane Racing Ltd. A New Jersey Sire Stakes Pace win by capturing the Little Brown Jug in for 2-year-olds tops the opening day card. Delaware, Ohio. That put him one win shy Post time is 1 p.m. of becoming the ninth pacer to win the Freehold will operate five days a week Triple Crown and the $250,000 bonus that Uniced Te/eCom Back to S c h o o l P a c k a g e (Tuesdays through Saturdays) through the would go with it. All that stood between end of October. Racing will be reduced to him was the Messenger Stakes at Ladbroke l\lokia 5120 (Free with package) O n l y four days a week in November and at the Meadows. It proved too great an ob­ December. stacle as the Triple Crown bid was ended 800 Number to Call Home The lone schedule exceptions are Labor by Fit For Life. Day, when a special live program will be This year, a new 3-year-old pacer will 15tf per minute Calling Card $22.9 5 conducted and Thanksgiving and be looking to make his own history and try Christmas, when the track will remain and join the likes of Brett Hanover (1964), Unlimited Monthly Internet Service P e r M o n t h * closed. Most Happy Fella (1970), Albatross (Cellular Service Not Included) Freehold’s new owners are looking for­ (1970), Keystone Ore (1976) and Niatross ward to the 88-day summer/fall meet. 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Front St...... $125,000 10 Lefferts Court...... $275,000 54 Monmouth Ave...... $118,500 County public records. 139-7 3rd St...... $129,900 531 Locust Point Road...... $280,000 43 Neptune Place...... $56,000 133 Atlantic St...... $125,000 33 Mallard Road...... $285,000 740 Orchard St...... $351,500 216 Division St...... $155,000 ABERDEEN 4 Manny Way...... $360,000 4 Packard Drive...... $400,000 1 Hobbart St...... $142,000 42 Manny Way...... $355,000 9 Patriots Way...... $360,891 60 County Road...... $108,500 227 Osborn St...... $110,000 227 Michael Drive...... $292,000 38 Lenny Court...... $137,328 2 Ridgewood Ave...... $145,000 103 Main St...... $160,000 318 Monmouth Ave...... $78,440 164 Riverbrook Ave...... $179,000 48 Lucia Court...... $137,510 135 1st St #1G...... $133,000 296 Navesink River Road $235,000 205 Rutledge Drive...... $252,000 51 Lucia Court...... $136,400 135 1 st St #3D...... $210,000 37 Oak St...... $253,500 69 Swimming River Road $374,300 208 Raritan St...... $86,000 82 3rd St...... $165,000 731 Orchard St...... $245,000 36 Western Reach...... $68,000 116 Wayside Drive...... $111,000 37 Ravine Road...... $262,400 41 Woodsend Road...... $207,000 264 Barbara Place...... $53,500 12 Rose St...... $239,000 284 Church St...... $150,000 154 8th St...... $165,000 12 Stephanie Road...... $160,000 6 Newland Place...... $164,000 21 Brookside Road...... $126,400 21 Swartzel Drive...... $234,900 1 Krueger Place...... $87,500 764 Prospect Ave...... $96,750 I Scenic Lane...... $187,000 178 11th St...... $254,900 40 Warren Drive...... $174,000 6 Mill Road...... $90,000 594 Oak Hill Road...... $1,330,000 8 Acker Drive...... $195,000 80 Warren Drive...... $214,000 74 Ravine Drive...... $197,000 453-459 Route 36...... $149,000 62 Avenue D...... $169,000 146 Highway 35...... $147,000 13 Church St...... $139,000 463 Route 36...... $100,000 13 Bayhill Road...... $235,000 895 Cedar Place...... $85,000 49 Johnson Ave...... $178,500 135 Bernard Drive...... $315,140 82 Cliffwood Ave...... $85,600 31 Lakeside Drive...... $170,000 602 Buckingham Circle...... $139,000 258 Edgeview Road...... $114,000 22 Sutphin Ave...... $147,300 35 Campbell St...... $191,000 86 Irongate Lane...... $170,000 206 Villanova Place...... $185,500 817 Center St...... $182,000 19 Borelle Square...... $103,000 617 Wellington Place...... $74,000 206 Cherry Tree Lane...... $239,000 22 Cheesequake Road...... $145,000 916 Wellington Place...... $80,000 15 Crest Road...... $263,500 153 Clinton St...... $87,000 1515 Wellington Place...... $79,000 35 Crestview Drive...... $135,000 74 Garfield Place...... $228,000 134 Bowne Road...... $450,000 90 Crestview Drive...... $183,000 14 Georgetown Road...... $154,500 77 Boxwood Terrace...... $105,000 16 Gordon St...... $151,500 2 Marc Court...... $244,400 5 Camelot Court...... $292,500 3403 James Court...... $153,000 52 Merritt Ave...... $137,500 33 Carlow Way...... $150,000 9 Claremont Court...... $102,000 17 Kelvin Ave...... $153,900 33 Orchid Court...... $130,000 40 Helfrich Lane...... $135,000 178 Geary Drive...... $135,000 19 Laird Road...... $490,000 28 Pero Court...... $131,000 3 Gina Drive...... $246,900 179 Morningside Ave...... $81,000 93 Leedsville Drive...... $280,000 15 Rodio Court...... $103,000 6 Gregory Road...... $256,751 76 Pape Drive...... $150,000 309 Linden Ave ...... $390,000 7 Roma St...... $153,000 24 Village Court...... $103,000 80 Arrowwood Court...... $140,000 112 Village Green...... $63,000 815 Arthur Drive...... $140,000 19 Courtland Drive...... $165,000 356 Atlantic Ave...... $150,000 19 Garden Terrace...... $170,000 501 Atlantic Ave...... $75,000 112 Laurel Ave...... $145,000 21 Bayhill Road...... $334,000 JAYNE CAMLIN 857 Poole Ave...... $146,500 248 Clubhouse Drive...... $129,000 Over 12 yrs. experience 169 Village Green...... $79,500 233 Conover Lane...... $450,000 70 Briscoe Terrace...... $207,000 21 Hilltop Circle...... $270,000 “Jayne's knowledge 476 S. Laurel Ave...... $130,000 II Hosford Ave...... $131,000 of the area, and 387 Middle Road...... $124,500 631 Hudson Ave...... $150,000 3115 Route 35...... $215,000 3501 James Court...... $150,000 attention to detail, 1620 Union Ave...... $162,000 34 James St...... $205,000 enabled us to find our 18 Village Green...... $80,000 7 Johnny Court...... $308,000 4 Joseph Drive...... $258,000 place in less than a . r4MI1K1 501 Locust Point Road...... $400,000 week" 680 Locust Point Road...... $360,000 DIANE McCARTY - Nan & Doug O'Connor 6 Lusan Lane...... $181,000 Inventory Low! Need a few good houses! 9 Freemont Lane...... $489,900 113 Lynch Road...... $270,000 If you’re thinking of buying or selling 62 Freesia Court...... $275,000 • Coldwell Banker Presidents Club, “93” 48 Maida Terrace...... $189,900 Call Diane McCarty • NJAR Million Dollar Club, “91”, “93”, “95”, “96”, “98”. 14 Hastings Road...... $887,500 5 Medford Court...... $110,000 279 Middle Road...... $190,000 (732) 946-0729 E x t. 105 For AH Your Real Estate Needs 315 Park Ave...... $165,000 Call Jayne Camlin | 14 Overlook Drive...... $341,500 66 Poricy Lane...... $225,000 __email [email protected] 4 Brookview Court...... $372,500 Pager: 461-9008 53 14 Rutland Court...... $72,000 MIDDLETOWN OFFICE 29 Dora Lane...... $592,500 62 Shoreland Terrace...... $66,905 (& P r u d e n t i a l Rea7tyJersey 3 Luccarelli Drive...... $472,500 C O L D U J eU . B 950 HIGHWAY 35 102 Surrey Lane...... $250,000 (732) 946-7800 | BANKER □ ® 732-671-1000 1 Paddock Court...... $625,000 21 -B Attleboro Court...... $95,000 33 W. Main Street • Holmdel, NJ 07733 s 50Takolusa Drive...... $764,000 18 Augusta Court...... $190,000 10 Wyndmoor St...... $405,500 115 Cherry Tree Farm Road ....$169,500 668 N. Beers St...... $925,000 60 Claremont Court...... $190,000 174 Palm Desert Court...... $329,000 42 Concord St...... $165,000 208 Pipers Landing Court $535,000 351 Conover Place...... $118,000 ATTENTION!! 88 Richmond Court...... $213,000 378 Conover Place...... $225,500 6 Shadow Lane...... $440,000 370 Dwight Road...... $255,000 16 Spyglass Hill Court...... $377,000 32 Hattie Court...... $230,000 HOME OWNERS 11 Taylor Run...... $637,500 FINALLY A BETTER WAY TO SELL YOUR HOME! 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RED BANK, N.J. 07701 WMVZ Matawan/Aberdeen Office B A N I t e R □ JMSBS& 732-972-1000 - 1082 Hwy. 34, Matawan residential brokerage CENTRAL 732-566-1160 3 s e r v i c e s CAU 1-800-811-1915 NOW! Over 375 Houses Sold/Marketed Since 1984 (732) 583-5000 (732) 946-2676 (Eves)g MEMBER OF MONMOUTH/OCEAIM AND MIDDLESEX COUNTIES MULTIPLE LISTING SYSTEMS ^ IF YOU WANT YOUR HOUSE SOLD CALL BARBARA Each Office is Independently Owned & Operated I 4 0 INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11, 1999 THE MARKETPLACE • Real Estate • Business • Auto • Classified • Weichert's Aberdeen office honors June's top achievers

Four sales associates at the Aberdeen Associations of Realtors. fied to act as the single point of contact a teacher at St. Thomas the Apostle office of Weichert, Realtors have been hon­ A resident of Keansburg for 10 years, throughout the home-buying process for School, Old Bridge. She is a religious edu­ ored for their recent accomplishments, Minervini has been re-elected as a member buyers who wish to use the services of cation teacher at St. Catharine’s Parish in announced James M. Weichert, president. of the Board of Education, and is active Weichert’s affiliated mortgage, insurance Holmdel, where she has lived for nine Michael Minervini, who led the office with Neighborhood Watch. He is a mem­ and title companies. The longtime years. in transaction units, also won a June re­ ber of the Monmouth County Board of Marlboro resident is a member of the Winner of the June top listing award gional listing award. His accomplishments Realtors and New Jersey and National Monmouth and Middlesex County was Myma Kluger, an experienced real during the second quarter of 1999 earned Associations of Realtors. Associations of Realtors. estate professional and licensed broker. him the awards for top listings and greatest Nabila Farag, the June leader in dollar Kathy Dourgarian won the office’s top She is a member of the Monmouth County dollar volume. volume, won second quarter awards for sales award for the month of June. Association of Realtors. Married and the Honored as the office’s top listing as­ sales and transaction units. Farag, who has Dourgarian, who joined Weichert upon mother of two children, she is a longtime sociate for 1998, Minervini is a certified been a licensed real estate professional earning her real estate license in 1997, company buyer specialist. He is a member since 1985, holds the professional designa­ resident of Aberdeen. qualified for Weichert’s Million Dollar To reach these award-winning real es­ of the Monmouth County Board of tion of Graduate, Realtor Institute (GRI). Sales Club the next year. She formerly was Realtors and New Jersey and National She is a company buyer specialist, quali­ tate professionals, call Weichert’s Aberdeen office, (732) 583-5400, located at 1130 Route 34. Weichert, Realtors has 7,500 sales as­ sociates in 200 offices in Connecticut, ERA FROM HOMEMAKER TO MONEYMAKER ERA New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. Weichert handles both We have arranged for you to take a Real Estate Salesperson Licensing residential and commercial real estate, and Course for only $99. This offer is valid only through participating ERA offers one-stop shopping services, in­ offices and only at participating New Jersey Real Estate Licensing Schools cluding mortgages, insurance, rentals, re­ location, new homes and land, estate mar­ keting, title services, property man­ agement and moving services. Visit Weichert’s web site on the Internet at ERA ADVANTAGE REALTORS http://www.weichert.com. Keyport/H azlet O ffice 264-3456 The Willows will hold Call Natalie For a Career in Real Estate grand opening Aug. 12 1 Not redeemable for cash ■ May not be combined with any other offer ■ May be discontinued without notice > The Willows at Holmdel, a new as­ sisted living community affiliated with Bayshore Community Hospital, is holding a gala in celebration of its recent grand opening. The affair with be held on Aug. CENTRAL JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES 12 from 5-8 p.m. at The Willows at Holmdel, 713 N. Beers St., Holmdel. Lenders 30-yr Fix. 1 5 - y r F i x . 1-yr ARM 30-yr Jum. 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Computer, hour pre-approvals, quick clos­ ate opportunities available: Flexible hours. Fax resum e to: MATAW AN - Office space on ings, competitive rates. W e COUNTER HELP HELPER FOR ROOFING & writing, bookkeeping, 732-679-9190 communications customer M a in S t . 2 2 5 s q . ft. & u p . M e n ­ bend over backw ards to a| Dry cleaners. Manalapan area. CARPENTRY.Som e APPOINTMENT tion this ad & receive 1 m onths rove your loan. FAIR Mostly afternoons & evenings. experience. Call 732-679-2291 MESSENGER/DRIVER service skills required. free rent. Call 732-441-1063 AG E 1-888-496-5651 Call 732-536-2253 C N A ’s Background in credit collection SETTERS For immedate delivers. helpful. Benefits & Full Time, Part Tim e and Students & retirees welcome. No Experience Necessary INSIDE SALES P e r D ie m sign-on bonus. COUNTER HELP Experience preferred. Salary 8 Call 732-431-4697 020 Buildings ilp Want Sunrise Cleaners, Marlboro. W e are currently seeking Cer­ Call Claire 732-247-0300 Earn $200. to $300. W eekly com m ission. Marlboro. NAIL TECHNICIANS - For Marking & bagging. Steady tified Nursing Assistants for all SECRETARY-Must know Setting Appointments Garages II Time Call 732-972-1440 new upscale nail salon in the work, good pay. Will train. shifts to be part of our team. Microsoft W ord. $7.-$9./hr. P/T Permanent Shifts Call 732-946-8555 Galleria in Red Bank. Please INSURANCE CLERK Weekend hours available! Ask East Brunswick. 732-257-5040 A v a ila b le FT-Com puter literate a must. about our N EW 12 hour shifts! Call Erica 732-212-1882 Hours 9am - 1pm FREEHOLD / HOWELL DATA ENTRY Salary negotiable. W e offer the following: TEACH ER For New Child 5 p m - 9 p m ADMINISTRATIVE Looking for highly motivated OFFICE ASSISTANT Care Center in Hazlet Rt. 9 W arehouses w/loading PT position also available. FT/PT-position for individual d o c k s . 2 , 5 0 0 . s q . ft. to 5 , 0 0 0 . ASSISTANT/SECRETARY self starters. Com puter M ust call for an appointment. • new rates up to $9.23 per Infant & toddler experience a OLD BRIDGE AREA experience required. Marlboro h o u r with computer skills. Fax must. Call 732-888-9773 1-800-872-0157 sq.ft.. Call 732-462-1991 Call 732-287-0148 resume at 732-416-0901 for Plumbing/HVAC area. Call Harvey 732-780-3141 1-800-947-7166 Ext. 784 • a top-notch benefits package FREEHOLD Contracting company. which features: OFFICE HELP & TEACHERS HOWELL AREA Located in Englishtow n DELI HELP tuition reimbursement for vo­ The Goddard School of Old 1-800-972-5376 OFFICES AVAILABLE area. Duties include Busy LET’S WORK TOGETHER cational and technical nursing DRIVERS F/T - P/T Bridge seeks individuals for w/Rt. 9 access. 732-462-1991 FT-PT. 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Please fax FT-For Fast growing Montes- ASSISTANT TEACHER 3 a r o Preschool, AM or PM. Experi­ 1 ,6 0 0 . s q . ft. $ 8 0 0 . p e r m o . r e s u m e & sa la ry DRIVER COVENANT TRANS­ 7 3 2 -l sori School. Excellent Salary 8> requirem ents to: -s* Bayshore Community C a l l 6 9 8 - 2 4 6 1 ence preferred. Art or m usic Retail or Office, 2,000 sq. ft. PORT $1,000 sign-on bonus Benefits. Call 732-625-1998 for Exp. Com pany Drivers Health Services background helpful. Highway 9, Ardmore Plaza. 732-521-5641 Human Resources Dept. OIL BURNER & Call 732-462-1660 1-800-441-4394. Owner Call 732-431 -0718 ___ Operators Call 1 -888-667-3729. 727 No. Beers St., Holmdel A/C TECHNICIAN TEACHERS CALL CLASSIFIED N.J. 07733 Prestigious pre-school in Mon­ Bud Meyer Truck Lines Refrig­ Excellent pay & benefits. 40 mouth County seeks FT & PT BUS DRIVER Fax: 732-888-7334 hour week with overtime. Pre-school v a n . 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Mall, also Pt & Ft interviewers. 732-946-0105 REAL ESTATE TELEM ARKETING - F/T - P/T offer competitive salary, LOOKING FOR SALESPERSON-Motivated, CARRIERS ALL POSITIONS benefits, & a chance to EXTRA CASH! P/T - CARRIERS NEEDED Success oriented persons To set up appointments for $1.00 STO RES! $1-$10 expand within the company. A NEW CAREER? looking for a rewarding career N e w s p a p e r Delivery. Early •SUPERVISOR -GRILL sales people. Call 8:30am to STO RES! Be Open for Send work experience to: MCDONALD’S in real estate. Call Mike W ilson AM , 1 - 1/2 hours/day. Christmas! COM PLETE FROM •WAITER/WAITRESSES* General Manager Bayshore Community 4:30pm. 732-970-9000 Earn $650 - $850/month •FOUNTAIN $44,900. 1-800-829-2915. P.O. Box 423 Of Millstone Health Services ++ incentives & bonus. 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CN A at Bayshore Health Care requirement to: 732-872-1324 service at 800-356-2061 (SCA R o u t e 5 3 7 Center than right now. W e cur­ or mail JPA, P.O. Box 355, W ESTSTAFF IS HIRING!!! N e t w o r k ) ______RT 9 FREEHOLD www. epestransport. com Monmouth Road rently offer out C N A ’s the Atlantic Highlands, Skilled & Unskilled Laborers A CANDY VENDING 732-780-8690 DRJVERS-$50.-$1 00. cash Cream Ridge, NJ following: NJ 07716-0355 • P ick/P ack CERTIFIED HOME B U S I N E S S , Become a EOE daily. Im mediate hiring! Flex • Load & Unload HEALTH AIDES V EN D STAR. Patented cutting- hours, own car. 732-536-1212 EOE new rates up to $9.23 per • Assem bly/Ticketers RECEPTIONIST Training course begins edge machine. National brand DRIVERS...SW IFT h o u r candy. $9,995 easy to start. a top-notch benefits package /ASSISTANT Septem ber 8, 1999 thru CARE GIVERS-The Goddard TRANSPORTATION Hiring For East Brunswick Chiroprac­ Westaff September 24,1999 It’s time for a change. Tractor-Trailer Drivers! 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Ophthalmic Multi Specialty Practice with 5 offices in So, whether you’re looking for RECEPTIONIST FULLTIME-YEAR ROUND Ask for Jane 888-942-4053. 399 Ridge Rd. Suite 1 1-800-800-7315 (eoe-m/f) F o r Englishtown public V.H.H.A.S. of Middlesex Monm outh & Ocean a career change, looking to re­ Immediate. No experience Dayton, N.J. 08810 ______relations office. Filing, HELP W ANTED! 29 people HAIR DRESSER AND Counties. Ideal candidate enter the workforce or just necessary. Lifting required. C o u n t y wanted to lose weight & earn want to earn som e extra mon­ typing and general office Dayton area. Call Monday 1215 Livingston Avenue CAREER CHANGE ? MANICURIST F/T - P/T must have medical experi­ support. W indows Based money $$$. Call 732-390-1063 ence & be com puter ey, there’s no better way than thru Friday between 9am - 3pm North Brunswick W e have a proven transition Following preferred, but not to become a CNA at Bayshore. computer experience a plus. E.O.E. 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Knowledge of fil­ Carl or Marion at 732-342-7884 Counties. Flex hours. Own for the 1999-2000 school year: ing and typing required. transportation necessary. Com puter literate a plus. 031 Money Com petitive salary. Call • REAL ESTATE/RECRUITMENT ABA THERAPISTS The selected candidate will about our Sign-on bonus. MIDDLE SCHOOL: SALES REPRESENTATIVE Xanadu Behavior Therapy is be paid $7.00 per hour. to Loan CAROUSEL OF seeking energetic people to Mail or fax resumes to: H O M E C A R E FULL TIME start immediately in Middlesex Hazlet Township 732-303-0245 County. Experience preferred Attn: Administrator A BILL FREE LIFE! Consoli­ • Teachers of Math •AUTOMOTIVE SALES in A BA , but will train if 319 Middle Road date and reduce your debt REPRESENTATIVE necessary. Call 609-607-0138 Hazlet, N.J. 07730 paym ents IMMEDIATELY and • Teacher of Spanish (Long-term for details. Fax 732-264-1785 CONFIDENTIALLY. Achieve CLERICAL substitute teacher through at Experienced sales professionals needed for two positions. debt free prosperity for your One position will com bine Real Estate & Recruitment efforts. ADMINISTRATIVE Full benefits. East Brunswick. family. ACCC, nonprofit. Call least the end of November) The second position is exclusively automotive sales. These 8:30am - 5pm. Entry level positions will be responsible for expanding the business of ASSISTANT 888-BILLFREE (245-5373). position. Good phone, typing Self-starter with strong com ­ CUSTODIAN-PT existing customers, while also developing new business. m unication, organizational Flexible hours, relaible trans­ FR EE M O NEY! It’s true. Never and clerical skills. Pleasant PART TIME Sales territories are in Middlesex County. Repay. Guaranteed. $500.00 working conditions. and com puter skills. portation & reliable person to $50,000 and more. 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Equal Housing lent benefits, 401K. Call Don Office of the Assistant Superintendent, at 609-819-8923 to apply. P.O. Box 1080 ent phone & organizational tic, Dependable and profes­ L e n d e r . 1980 Township Dr., Marlboro, NJ 07746 East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 skills. Real estate experience sionally Spoken. M O NEY TO LOAN Home-Auto- WHITSONS (fax #732-972-2003) Fax#732-432-0016 preferred. Busy, pleasant work Freehold Location Debt Consolidation. Call Toll Enhancing Life Attn.: Chris Burrough environm ent. Refs. Good Call 1-800-688-4540 F r e e 1 -877-658-0550 One Meal at a Time Marlboro is an EOE com pensation. No benefits. A s k f o r T y le r ______(SC A Network)______EO E M/F/D/V Fax resum e to 732-967-9696 e o e INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11, 1999 4 3

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CUSTOMER SERVICE/SALES RECEPTIONIST/SALES CALL CLASSIFIED M ARLBORO - Housekeeper/ CLASSIFIED WORKS! THERE’S ALWAYS SOME­ KITCHEN Table, 2 leafs $12.00 base/appointment. Upscale optical store seeks child care. F/T - Live-in/out. THING NEW IN CLASSIFIED 1-800-660-4ADS Brown, with 4 chairs, $45. Old FA X YO UR A D 732-432-0016 P/T - F/T schedule. Conditions several articulate sales 1-800-660-4ADS English speaking. Experience CLASSIFIED! Bridge - Call 732-254-7043 apply. Call 10am to 6pm. oriented people. Monday thru & references required. For AIR CONDITIONER CURIO, SERVER, COFFEE Middlesex 732-254-1411 Thursday 3pm to 8pm. LOOKING FOR A NEW PAPER Children 4 & 8. 732-536-5699 LIGHT FIXTURE Tiffany 10,000 btu. Freezing cold air, E-MAIL TBL., (Bernhardt) 2 Couches, Peach/rose glass. Good con­ Monm outh 732-542-4848 Excellent salary and working JO B ? For a $20 refundable “ Oriental rugs, W ine rack. All deposit, the NJ Press M IDDLETOW N - In home $150. Sayreville 732-254-1329 ditioners. Call 732-431-5167 DEMONSTRATORS-A team conditions. Old Bridge baby sitting needed for 3 year [email protected] exc. cond.d. C Call s------732-409-3307 Call 732-727-1811 Association will post your AIR CONDITIONER LIVING ROOM COUCH of people wanted for cosmet­ 40-word resume on old, late afternoons & possible PREMIUM FIREWOOD week-ends. Call 732-706-5313 Em erson Kool Quiet, 10,000 DAY BED Contemporary. Gray & pink ics training. Call 732-448-0119 SECRETARY-M ust know Win­ www.nipa.ora a n d p u b lis h it btu, 2 years old, $150. firm! • SUM MER SPECIAL • White, with trundle, $150. dow s & have car. $7.-$9./hr. floral. Brand new, exc. cond. monthly-, reaching 19 dailies MILLSTONE-Resp. person to Please call 732-495-1770 $100.00/Cord • 609-259-0746 Please call 732-607-1143 $150. Call 732-219-5349 . DJ’s, MC’s & East Brunswick. 732-257-5040 and over 160 weeklies. Editori­ care for 8 & 6 yr. old Before & DANCERS WANTED al, Advertising, Circulation, after school for September. CONVECTION Oven DESK LIVING ROOM SET - New Entertainment Com pany is Photography staffers needed. Call 732-446-9606 Port, cooks faster, $50. Like new, $80. Thom asville Emerald Green seeking Dancers, M C ’s & DJ’s SITE SUPERVISOR Contact Liz Hagen at 609-406­ Please call 732-721-9326 047 Furniture Please call 732-972-9517 Dam ask, sofa & loveseat. is needed for East Brun­ MONROE/JAMESBURG-child M/F 18 and over. Good pay, 0600, fax 609-406-0300, D ESK - OAK, 3 drawers on Cherry end tbls., & coffee tbl. weekend work. Must have swick School Aae Child NJ Press @ nipa. org care wanted for 4 yr. old boy. DISHWASHER $1,000. Call 732-951-9434 Care Program. Hours are Portable Kenmore, $150. each side, one in middle, outgoing personality and is Mondays & Fridays. 9am-5pm. 3:10-6:10p.m. school days, MAKE YOUR COMPUTER Student OK. Call 732-786-0575 Please call 609-758-0319 51" w. x 24" d. Nice condition, LIVING RO OM SET, Din. Rm. reliable. 1-800-622-2904 ADJUSTABLE BED - Craft-a- $85. Call 732-521-2051 Sept. 2-June 16. Starting W ORK FOR YOU! $500 FREEZER -20 CU.FT. Matic, single long twin. $400. set & deck furn. In Exc. cond. D RIVER for handicapped man. salary is $10.65/hr. Call S. P/T-$8,200 F/T. For FREE NANNIES CALL! DINETTE SET - 6 arm Will sell cheaply because we W orks well, manual defrost, DESK-WALNUT are moving. 732-238-4272 From Morganville to Colts Kaspin at 732-390-6825 Information log onto www.hbn- FOR THE BESTJOBS $60. Call Bill before noon/after upholstered chair on wheels. 5 drawers, 24x48. Good con­ Neck. 3:30pm 3 to 5 days per for m ore info. E E O .com Use access code 5682 or Livein/out w/the best families. 7pm at 732-254-9876 60” oval. Light O ak tbl. 1 yr. dition, $100. Call 732-739-6313 week. Good pay. 732-780-2217 phone toll free 1 -888-78-GOALS. MANICURE TABLE old. $600. Call 732-290-1960 Professional model. Excellent S / T E AIDES/SUB AIDES ______(SCA Network)______SELECTIVE NANNY KENM ORE Heavy Duty, DESK/ Hutch- Formica condition, $150. • 732-446-5706 are needed for East Brun­ 732-745-0088 W asher & Dryer. (Electric) BED - PLATFORM white gloss 48" & rectangle DRIVER MEDICAL PROCESSOR- Excellent cond. $350. for set. Twin size. Kitchen table with swick School Aae Child NORTH BRUNSWICK-Great mirror, $150. • 732-446-5019 MEXICAN Pleasant Valley Adult Day FT/PT N O Exp. Nec. Will Train. Call 732-607-7418 4 chairs. Please call after 6pm Care Center, a m ulti-site, Care Program. Hours are PC Req. Earn $40,000. Call 1­ Job! Energetic & creative per­ BREAKFRONT 3:10-6:10 p.m., school at 732-747-4605 DESKS (2) FORMICA com m unity-based center for 800-458-4135 (SCA Network) son needed to care for 2.5 and RANGE (GAS) KITCHEN Like new, $25. each. Call $100. Call 732-257-1502 days, Sept.2-June 16. 3 yr. old girls 3 days/wk. in our AIDE & CONVECTION OVEN the elderly, has an immediate PO STAL JO BS $48,323.00 yr. 732-536-1938 or 732-536-1938 need for a Driver on a part­ Starting salary is $9.00/hr., hom e starting Sept. Child care 30” white, 2 mo. old. & BED - Queen. American MIRROR - Double dresser high school diplom a Now hiring-No experience- exp., exc. refs. & driving Retail $1,600. A sking $995. Drew Rice Bed w/mattress DINETTE SET with 6 drawers, & chest of time basis. Responsibilities in­ Paid training-great benefits. required. Call S. Kaspin at required. Non-smoker. C PR a M ust sell 732-957-8686 & box spring. Cherry. Orig. ANTIQUE RATTAN drawers with 5 drawers, 4-5 clude transporting the elderly Call for lists, 7 days. (800)429- to and from the center. Various 732-390-6825 for more +. Generous salary and p'aid $2,000., asking $650. Exc. Table w/6 chairs. Laura Ashley years old, purchased from in fo . E E O 3660 ext. J200. REFRIG ERATO R 19 cu.ft. Sears, $400. for all, best other duties as assigned. The vacation. Call 732-828-7629 Sears, side by side Coldspot, cond. Call 732-727-4770& cushions. 2 side tables. Ask­ WORK AT HOME MEDICAL ing $450. Call 732-617-0020 offer accepted. 732-274-2437 candidate m ust be comfortable OLD BRJDGE - Responsible yellow, $150. Please call BILLIN G $45,000+/vr. Training with seniors, and possess val­ adult to care for 2 children in 732-438-1881 DINING RO O M - Fruitwood id NJ Driver’s license and a Available, Limited Availability, Oval table w/6 chairs, break- MOVING SALE ! H my home. Must have referenc­ BED RAILS for childs bed Pecan Thom asville Dining clean driving record. Interested S T Y L IS T §€ Com puter Required. Toll Free- REFRIGERATOR Fisher Price (2) Good condi­ front, 2 leaves, pads. Exc. With followina, but not es & car. Call 732-583-4579 4.2 cu.ft. Great for college Rm . Set: Table, 3 pcs. & pads applicants should call: 1 -800-860-2282 Ext. 550 tion, $20. Please call cond. Call 732-866-4009 732-888-4567, Mon.-Fri., necessary. Milltown area. (SC A Network). RU M SO N - 2 days per week. student, $50. • 732-495-9592 w/ breakfront. $700. Dinette 732-446-8636 # DINING ROOM SET & 9AM -3PM and ask for the CALL TRACEY - 732-545-3393 Experience Nanny needed Set- 42" Round Formica Table REFRIGERATOR Hot Point BED TW IN - Head and Cherry wood, includes w/4 chairs, $100. Queen Sofa Director. EO E to care for 2 children, ages 2 26.6 cu.ft. Side by side with TEACHER 036b Employment years & 5 months in my home. foot board, no mattress. Great hutch, table, and 5 chairs. Bed, $250. Arm oire Bar,$150. HAIRDRESSER-w/following. icem aker, alm ond, $500. for college apartment, $50. Sleeper couch. Bed (two T.V.’s, VCR, Drs. Scale, Ficus Needed for afternoon Wanted Call 732-539-7645 Firm! Call 732-761-9514 East Brunswick salon. Paid Conservative Religious Please call 732-431-4793 singles under 1 headboard). Tree, Paintings, Microwave, benefits. M aya/lrina SHREW SBURY-Resp. person Dresser & chest of drawers. School. Monday & Wednesday. STOVE - Self cleaning BED- Beige formica twin Lam ps, etc. “M ust Be Seen! 732-698-9801 to care for 2 children, ages 8 & Call 732-409-2477 Good Buys! Please Call, Hebrew & teaching experience 11, 4-6pm. Mon.-Fri. Reliable 30" gas, white & black, storage boxed bed with mattress & box HOUSEHELPER- Must drive. a must. Calf 732-446-1202 A RESPONSIBLE PERSON drawer, $150. • 732-536-6154 spring. Good condition. $190. DINING RO O M SE T - Italian, 732-536-3086 leave m e s s a g e Looking to care for the elderly, car & refs, required. Duties 2-6pm. Also care for school incl. supervision & transp. as Call 732-536-5618 All wood carved. Must see! MOVING SA LE - Mirror, Head­ age children. 732-972-0084 & help with your household TELEVISION Color 27" Paid $8,000. Asking $2,400. TEACHER nec. Exc. salary for the right B E D R O O M S E T - G i r l s . board, Recliner, Patio Furn., 12 NOON TO 5:30 pm. chores. Call 732-536-2987 Sony, cable ready remote BEDROO M SET W/mat.- person. Call 732-544-9076 Trinitron, $50. • 732-721-8623 W hite w/mauve trim. Bunk Din. Rm. set. Cor. tbl. Long INTERVIEWERS Kendall Park for Sand Hills W ood, 1 year old. Cost $3,500. chest, Coffe tbl. Couches, beds, armoire & triple dresser. Asking $1,500. 732-698-0263 WANTJED Preschool Call 732-940-1515 037 Babysitting VACUUM CLEANER Good cond. Mattresses not braided rug. Call 732-583-1664 038 Cleaning Kenmore. Excellent condition, incl. $400. Call 732-360-2316 Child Care $25. Please call 732-431-9595 MOVING SA LE - Top quality & Flexible evening and weekend Help Wanted DINING ROOM SET exc. cond. C an’t afford new $? hours and $7.-$8. an hour plus BEDROOM SET-KING TEACHER W ASHER & DRYER Kenmore Black Iron, open canopy with MOVING! Mint Condition. 3 pc. Sec. Couch, bookcases, Bonus, to do phone surveys at Super Capacity Plus. Electric, m atching night tables, 2 yr.. o ld Reasonably priced. Call rd. tbls., + lots more. our M analapan baseo re- Experienced & ABERDEEN-Loving Mom will 18 months ola; $600. or best 732-349-3311 or 341-7611 See www.2-w.com serach firm. Full and part-time enthusiastic to teach care for your infant or pre­ W ANTED: exp. help for bi­ deluxe mattress set.$125. offer. Call 732-583-3504 Call 732-525-1934 Call 732-888-3622 openings. Health benefits. Hebrew reading for fourth schooler in my home. Mon.- weekly cleaning of allentown 401 K and advancem ent grade, Sunday AM and Fri. FT/PT. Call 732-290-7577 area home. Refs.609-758-1620 BEDRO O M SET-Mediterranean. opprtunities. Call Christina at W ednesday PM. W ood, 5 pcs. armoire + mirror. DINING ROOM SET MOVING SALE BEDROOM SET-Thomasville, 732-308-0500 Temple Rodeph Torah, CHILDREN’S CHOICE Asking $700. or best offer. New dining room table with 6 Ext. 1281 for details Marlboro. Im m ediately 46 W. Ferris St., E. Brunswick 039 Health Care WASHER & DRYER Call 732-308-9325 chairs. Contem porary, ivory, 5pcs., king sz. bed, DINING off Route 18 Ages 3 months - 5 years Kenm ore w asher & electric lacquer, pedestal table with 6 RM .-Thom asville, 8 pcs. MAILERS/SORTERS/STUFFERS- BEDS-(2) m atching chairs. Moving - w/pads, LIV. RM. TABLES-4. Call 732-308-3836 Kindergarten. State Certified dryer, almond. Moving, must East Brunswick. W ork-at- Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months sell. Set only $350. or best Excellent condition, $50. each MUST SELL! Originally Reasonable offers accepted. Call 732-972-0455 home. Pick-up 1 day-return the a year. Call 732-613-4488 offer. Call 732-730-0020, Please call 732-792-7550 $1,750. NOW O NLY $1,250. next. Call 732-257-4380 M IDDLETOW N - Aide with leave message- TO M S RIVER B R A S S B E D 732-730-0020, TO M S RIVER w D O YOU exp. looking to care for person MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Queen w/mattress & box DINING ROOM SET Oval MOVING SALE TEACHERS in need. Can Pat: 732-796-1171 W ASHER-W hirlpool spring. LIKE NEW ! Contents of Apartment B u s y dermatologist office. NEED A NANNY? White, large capacity. Good s p r in g . Fruitwood table, with 3 leaves, • (l)Experienced and creative C a l l 7:32-723-0303 Ali Like new. Can for details. Evenings - 5pm to 9pm. for Hebrew Reading and Jew­ LIVE IN/LIVE OUT condition, $100. or best offer. “ chairs, china closet, & buffet. 732-721 -2505 or 732-721 -8426 Experience preferred. Please ish Studies. M onday & Child Care. • Housekeeper. 042 Antiques Call 732-625-9493 B U F F E T - A rt D e c o ery good condition, $800. call Tam i at: 732-462-9800 Companion. 732-525-1559 W a ln u t , a p p r o x im a t e ly 3 1/2 ft. C H A N D ELAIR : 1 0 lights, W ednesday, 4-6:15 PM. Collectibles W ASHER/DRYER-Chest $200. Best offers for both. MOVING SALE • (1) Grade K-2. Sundays long. Fair condition, $100. MERCHANDISING HAZLET-Mom /teacher will Freezer, dishwasher, refriger­ Call 732-566-3428 Dining rm. set-Oak. Pool table- 9:45-11:30. give your child TLC, Ig. fenced- ator, range top. $100. each. Please call 732-617-1217 Oak. Desk & bookcases-Oak. Call 732-367-1677 in-yd. Exc. refs. 732-888-1154 Moving. M any items available. BUNK BED - Grey Formica, DINING ROOM SET Bedroom set-girls, Sectional RETAIL ANTIQUE DOLL Call 732-525-1934 $350. Crib, white & brass, $75. Over 50+ years, 10 pieces. coaches-Contem p. Outdoor HOW ELL - Exp. loving mom Good condition, $2,000. MERCHANDISERS will provide TLC for your Bunk Bed, $35. FIRM! Bedroom set, Queen, great furn. & more! 732-723-0018 TELEMARKETERS Please call 732-946-3971 negotiable. Call 732-698-2889 child/children. Plenty of refs. cond., $800. Call 732-792-0590 MOVING SALE! - Bedroom, IMMEDIATE needed for a local Coro­ DINING ROOM SET­ nary Artey Disease Man­ Call 732-886-3325 ANTIQUE Highboy, Shaker? 044 Computers BUNK BED - White Dark, Mediterranean^ Dining OPPORTUNITIES rocker, P.O. rack, china, paint­ Full size/twin top, without A Solid cherry wood 11 pc. * o o m , (Regency) both custom agem ent Firm- Part-time HOW ELL-Mom /Teacher will- 96" double pedestal table w/2 hours available with poten­ in gs, fram es, prints, studio mattresses, 6 mo. old, $150. m ade and excellent condition. National retail m erchandising provide nurturing, TLC & activ­ leaves, 8 hand-carved ball & tial for full-time positions. ities in m y safes j home. Reliable contents, etc. 732-842-3540 __ Call 732-617-0563, evenings PLUS CONTENTS OF HOME! service company seeks claw Chippendale chairs & CALL 732-888-6272 experienced merchandisers Medical background and R e a s o n a b le . Call 732-370-7964 A COMPUTER TUTOR BUNK BEDS "This End Up" m atching 60” lighted hutch for PT positions in its Eckerd com puter skills a plus. ANTIQUES Affordable, Personalized at Like new, with 2 draw ers, buffet. Never opened, still MOVING SALE-Dining table & Drug dedicated merchandising EXCELLENT COMMUNI­ MANALAPAN Top prices paid for: Antique home PC training.732-786-0493 $150. Firm ! Please call CATION SKILLS A MUST. boxed. Cost $1 1,000. Sell 6 chairs, sofabed & love seat, merchant program. Ideal Mom with DayCare Center furniture, oriental rugs CALL THE PC MD -For al 732-390-4745 $2,900. (addt’l server avail.) fullbeds, bedroom set. candidates should have “Work-friendly" and casual experience will provide TLC paintings, jewelry & silver. W e Call 732-360-4684 Call 732-360-2252 atmosphere. For consider­ your computer needs. At home B U N K B E D S experience in grocery m ass for your NEW BORN/INFANT purchase entire contents of service of IBM & compatibles ation, please fax or forward Twin top, full Futon bottom, DINING ROOM SET-Antique PATIO FURNITURE, rocking merchandising for drug trade in my home. C P R cert. Insured, estates. Will com e to your running W IN DO W S ’95/’98 resum e to: Interactive home. Call 908-862-0200 1 pc. black. $100. white w/walnut tabletop, 6 up­ chair, white form ica vanity tbl., classes. Plan-o-grams Non-Sm oking Environment. Call Robert 732-238-6779 Call 732-525-1934 Heart Managem ent Corp., holstered chrs. $450. Living Din. rm. tbl. & chairs. Back knowledge a must. Chain drug Refs. EXPECTING MOMS ANTIQUES WANTED experience a plus! 100 Metro Park South, W elcome. Call 732-792-0289 COMPAQ P R E S A R IO 2 0 0 CAPTAIN CHAIRS rm.-sectional couch, chrs., cof­ yard swing set. Best offer Furniture • Estate *1 piece Call 732-536-0705 W e offer competitive pay and Laurence Harbor, M M X with 4 gb hard drive, Cane back & leather, $100. fee tbls., Italian Prov. $250. N.J. 08878 M AN ALAPAN - Reliable & ex­ NJ Galleries 732-446-9490 32m a, 17" color m onitor, Like new. Call 732-721-7452 travel reimbursement. perienced mom will watch your Please call 732-727-5706 P^TIO UMBRELLA Fax#732-566-0912 CAL RIPKEN JR. COIN speakers, Epson Stylus 600 Call 1-800-809-2848. child in my home. Long estab. CEILING FAN - 4 blade, DINING ROOM TABLE 8 ft. yellow, tilt feature, m esh Attn.:Cardiovascular Highland Mint, 1 of 2500, #599 printer & scanner. Exc. cond., Refer to #35570. EO E Exp. refs. 732-536-0961 with light pkg, 42" reversible, Parsons style, seats up to 12. weave. Excellent condition, C o n s u lt a n t - 24 KT/ Card included. Only asking $500. Call 732-679-2923 $65. Call 732-828-6631 ______MIDDLETOW N - Responsible polished brass, $30. Please Good condition. Best offer. $150. Call 732-360-1765 CO M PU TE THIS! Fully Loaded MUSIC TEACHER M om will care for your infant in call 732-462-0102 Call 732-308-0750, after 6pm PLATFORM BEDS - Twin For Nursery School in North Pentium Computers UNDER (2) with mattresses. Good Brunswick. Call 732-297-7222 TELEVISION ATTENDANT my home C R P cert, insurance $1.00/Day* Purchase! Not a CHIFFEROBE - DRESSER DINING SET - 60 X 40 Interesting work in CentraState refs. Call 732-615-9845 FREEHOLD In Natural. Reversible to white. Pedestal table, black metal condition, $25. each. Please Lease! Highest Quality/Low call 732-329-6331, evenings PAINTERS Medical Center, Freehold OLD BRIDG E M-F days, all ANTIQUE Rates! Am erica’s Choice Com ­ Never used. O NLY $85. chairs, $150. • 732-238-5843 Sub-Contractors W ANTED for renting TV sets /telephones to ages, m eals incl. Responsible, GALLERY puters 1-800-304-5300x1011 Please call 732-946-1201 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER PORCH FURNITURE patients. Seeking people for exterior residential hom es. references avail. 732-390-8945 www.amchoicecomputers.com CHINA CLOSET, with 4 glass Almond, smoked glass doors, Tubular, 3 chairs, ottoman, Must have own tools & afternoons & evenings. Reply DISTINCTIVE ANTIQUE *oac (SCA Network) doors, holds 100 pc. dinner set table. Take, $25. Please call to: P.F.S. Enterprises, Inc. PARLIN - Near Parkway - storage draw., tv cab., bar. transportation. Furniture & Accessories & more, Triple Dresser with 9 Exc. cond., $150. 732-792-0324 732-257-5018, East Brunswick 14 W utklow Court Reliable mom with BA degree Representing 100 Quality IBM 486 SX COMPUTER Call Scott 1-888-896-5563 will watch your child/children in Color monitor, software, Drawers, Double Mirror, Twin PRE MOVING SALE - Single Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 Antique Dealers Head Board, all Thom asville. ENTERTAINMENT CENTER my home. $100 / 50 hr. work printer, books, extras, $150. Lighted. Sofas (2). Dining Rm. captain’s bed also dbl- bed, or Call 609-489-0477 10-5 Monday thru Saturday Exc. cond. Call 732-671-7573 Ski machine. Oak coffee tbl., PRINCIPAL week. Exp. Call 732-316-2779 12-5 Sunday irm! Please call 732-254-5322 tbl. & chairs: m arble.Tables (2) Conservative Synagogue off-white lacquer. 732-842-1082 Printers stand. 732-238-1996 2 days a week, religious YOUTH ADVISOR SAYREVILLE/PAR LIN/OLD 21 W est Main Street IBM THINKPAD 700 Laptop CLUB CHAIR/ Rocker school. ADM INISTRATIVE, Conservative Egalitarian BRIDG E-Child care in my Freehold, NJ 07728 com puter, 12 M ram, 120 Pearl gray. Excellent condi­ ENTERTAINMENT CENTER SECTIONAL SOFA Hebrew and Judaic skills Congregation located in home, exp. M-F. 732-525-1448 . 732-462-7900 HDD, Mono VGA screen, tion, $75. Call 732-536-0275 Mint condition! Holds large TV, 2 pcs. with 2 recliners. Neutral required. Competitive salary. Manalapan is seeking a Youth Estates Purchased $150. Call 732-878-6443 COFFEE TABLE Marble has glass door, $750. or best multi. Great condition. $300. Available 7/99. Subm it re­ Advisor for grades 6-8 who will Entire or Partial offer. Please call 732-866-1671 Call 732-591-1955 bring ruach, direction, organi­ 037a Child Care OUR ADS GET RESULTS O ld , oval, $100. s u m e s to: Please call 732-679-2176 ENTERTAINMENT UNIT SOFA 94", LOVESEAT 70" Jewish Com m unity Center zational skills and quality to & chair, natural beige with Wanted JU KEBO X- 1950’s, Seeburg. Solid dark pine, room for TV, P.O. Box 344, Howell, NJ our program . If you have ONLINE FOR COFFEE TABLE green. M acy’s, 2 yrs. old. Exc. “Youth” experience organiza­ Excellent condition. . VCR, stereo, cabinets under­ 07731 - Attn: Ed. Comm. ADDED EXPOSURE Wood, $50. neath, $65. Call 732-521-6135 cond., $350. Call 732-525-9497 tional skills & and interest in A REAL COLLECTIBLE! Call 732-257-5791 Synagogue life then please HOW ELL - W oodstone Asking $1,950. 732-219-9161 SOFA & LOVE SEAT - PRODUCTION GLIDER/Rocking Chair GREEN LEATHER • CHERRY apply. W e want to hear from Develop. Person needed to LAFAYETTE MILL ANTIQUES CONTENTS OF HOME Lt. Oak wood with light, blue ou! Fax resum e to: watch my son in mornings & Contemporary Designer furn., cushion, $40.* 732-9^2-7981 & BLACK DESK W/HUTCH PERSON C EN T ER Just off Rt. 15, OFFICE STUFF • BLACK PART TIME TO FULL TIME '32-446-0860 or mail to: put on bus. Call 732-919-0280 Q- bedrm., 3 pc. liv. rm, acces­ Lafayette (Sussex Co.) NJ. ENTERTAINMENTCENTER Busy Production Department Temple Beth Shalom LINCROFT/COLTS NECK (973)383-0065. 40 Dealers sories, paintings, lamps, tbls. HEAD/FOOT BOARD STONE W /GLASS TOP LIV. seeking energetic, self motivat­ 108 Freehold Road offering a vast selection of Visit our Web site! All exc. cond. 732-679-3848 Art Deco, full size, $150. P/T to pick up 10 year old girl Call 732-683-0072, for info. RM. TLBS • BEST OFFER. ed person to work flexible Manalapan, NJ 07726 from Lincroft School at 2:30 affordable antiques, quality CORNER CABINET evening hours four days per Salary negotiable. www.gmnews.com DAY 973-481-1100 Ext. 285 & watch until approxim ately collectibles. Cafe. 10AM -5PM . Oak, 4 doors, 2 wood, 2 glass. HOSPTIAL BED Eve. 732-617-1758 week. Fax or send resum e to: Start immediately. 5pm. Call 732-866-9028 Closed Tues-Wed. WORD PROCESSOR Excellent condition, $150. Electronic, $150. or best offer. Toni Smith www. millantiaues. com M ore than a typew riter. Please call 732-846-0741 Please call 609-259-7513 SO FA & LOVESEAT - Beige P.O. Box 1080 Brothers. Perfect condition, vinyl, $100. R EC LIN ER : Lane, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 036a Employment MANALAPAN Responsible, RECORD COLLECTION $100. Call 732-536-3677 CORNER CABINET KITCHEN Oak, booth style. green, $50. ENT. W ALL Fax 732-254-0256 dependable person to care for Serious collection. For Sale. Oak, 4 doors, 2 wood, 2 glass. Cream colored, metal base. Services Entire collection m ust go Excellent condition, $150. UNIT:Oak, $20. All like new. 3 children before & after Brown cushioned, oak accent­ Call 732-583-2485 RECEPTIONIST/HELPER school. Call 732-866-8774 $60,000. W orth over $100,000. Please call 732-846-0741 ed seating, $350. 732-863-7217 For Busy Nail Salon in North Call Jim Or Lorraine 045 Clothing SOFA & LOVESEAT. End & MANALAPAN - MONMOUTH COUCH & CHAIR - Matching, KITCHEN SET - White wicker. Brunswick. Flexible hours. 732-251-8745 cocktail tables. C onsole T.V. COMPUTER USERS NEEDED H EIG H TS to care for 8 year in new condition, $100. both Round, glass top table w/6 Days, evenings, Saturdays. W ork own hrs. old boy starting September, Recliner: Lazy-Boy style, $35. Excellent condition. Rea­ Call 732-821 -9308 chairs,m atching loveseat, all sonable prices! 732-446-4268 $25,000. - $80,000./yr. Roll top desk, beautiful! $100. Mon. - Wed. 3:30pm to 6:30 FUR JACKET- FOX - Exc. cushions & pillows. Exc. cond. 1-800-476-8653 Ext 1081 pm. High School Student with 732-536-1938 or 732-536-2993 RETAIL STORE 043 Appliances cond. Gray & white with black Asking $500.Call 732-566-8493 SOFA - FREE GOV’T POSTAL JOBS. Up to car OK. Call 732-294-7054 C O U CH , beige, brw., blk. $85. MANAGERS days 732-972-8564 evenings trim. Size 12 or 14 Never worn. KITCHEN set 41” round Please call $17.24 hour. Hiring for 99, free Asking $450. 732-577-1814 2 walnut end tbls. $50. 2 rust Form ica top with 4 upholstered 732-495-2596 & ASSISTANTS call for application/examination MANALAPAN AREA color recliners, $70. Portable For Everything Halloween and W EDDING GOW N - Priscilla chairs, $125. Call 732-521-1996 information. Federal Hire-Full 5:00am to 7:30am. AIR CONDITIONER crib./mat- $35. 732-462-9776 SO FA BED- 5 Pieces w/end Santa’s W orkshop Stores at Benefits, 1-800-598-4504, ext. of Boston. Size 6. Preserved & recliner. Soft teal w/peach Brunswick Square Mall. Occasionally other hours. 17,000 btu’s. Fedders, 220V, C O U C H ES (2) French Prov. KITCHEN TABLE 1405. (8am-6pm C.S.T.) $150. Recently serviced. boxed w/all accessories. Ask­ Oval, with 4 chairs. Like new, design. Upgraded mattress. Seasonal positions through Drivers license, references. $200. for both. W ING CHRS. Please call 732-203-1932 x2 ing $150. Call 732-446-2677 $150. Call 732-671-4479 G o oid d con. $500.732-679-1535 January, 2000. Manager’s IF YO U H AVE 5-395 lbs to Call 732-972-8198 (4) Matching $200. LOVE $450.00 per week plus lose Call to earn extra income MANALAPAN-Child Care in AIR CONDITIONER WEDDING GOWN SEAT-Velvet. $100. CuCK- KITCHEN TABLE SO FA SECTIONAL 5 pcs., incentives. Fax resum e: around your schedule. my home. M-Th. 4 children. 7,000 BTU. Excellent cond. lllissa- Size 9. Long train. T AIL TABLES-(3) glass & W ood grain laminate, 35x47 Blue, gray & beige. $200. 732-548-312 1-800-960-7227. 0, 8, 2 & 10mos. Cali Sandy Only 2 yrs old, $110. or best Nicely beaded. $250. wood. $40. ea. Or best offers chrom e legs. 12 inch leaf, $75. BUFFET-Beige lacquer, $100. or call 732-548-1912 (SCA Network)______after 7pm 732-617-8558 offer. 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AIR CONDITIONING BEAUTIFY UNIT REPLACED DANE CUSTOM ^Istor $ 0 0 0 Q fi Installed CARPENTRY INC. “Professional Building Free Estimates & Remodeling Company” S S S * YOUR • Decks • Additions W.C.S. Heating & Cooling • Basements Kitchens • Baths • Patio Doors 1-800-289-6230 ♦ Charles and • Windows Additions, etc. FREE ESTIMATES Modifications Add’l. HOME Mary Grant 732-446-5921 732-566-3238 Fully Insured commercial/residential ASPHALT/CONCRETE RAVING KitchenWorks STANLEY A & S Gary B. Dietrich Sr, & Jr. SMALL fOB ASPHALT PAVING & 1 BUILDING CONTRACTOR SEALCOATING SPECIALTIES! PAVING 7 3 2 - 2 5 1 KITCHENS • BATHROOMS Residential/Commercial ALL WOOD CABINETS Professional Quality Home Driveways • D rivew ays Specializing In : • Concrete • RR Ties .-.vi' "-ur. 7 H • Repairs • Renovations Parking Lots • Belgian Block Room Additions • Carpentry • Additions New & Resurfaced Driveways • Parking Lots • Kitchens • Baths • Line S triping & Weather Sealing H a n d A p p lie d w it h B r u s h 1 M. SANDBERG Remodeling Serving Middlesex & * FREE ESTIMATES* 1 Charles and Mary Grant are a husband & wife team specializing Monmouth Co. over 31 years. • Patio Doors to+ years experience in kitchen remodeling. Their business "Kitchenworks" offers Decks -W indows 732-786-0260 732-251-2667 custom and semi-custom cabinetry, as well as, cabinet restyling ■ Siding References • Reliable Open Sat. 732*888*0803 | (refacing). Charles is carpenter/cabinetmaker with over forty 732-416-0834 New Jersey State License Over 30 Years Experience years of experience. He personally installs all jobs and is FREE ESTIMATES • INSURED NQYIELLQ B&C M asonry assisted by his wife who works with him on most installations. INTERPAVERS 1 OSTRACmG CO. General Contracting General Contractors Specializing in: They install only one job at a time and work very closely with all Waterproofing r —zrx, their customers to make sure the end result meets their Custom Building Specialists • Interlocking Pavers Custom Interiors Additions • Alterations •ADDITIONS French Drains • • Masonry & Exterior Design 1 expectation. Initial consultations are free and all work is fully Additions & Renovations Roofing • Siding •ALTERATIONS Steps • Patios • Concrete guaranteed. "We offer a very personal and custom service" Kitchens • Bathrooms •FINISHED BASEMENTS Fireplaces • Chimneys according to Charles & Mary. Quality products and workmanship Basements • Decks • DECKS Interlocking Pavers A ll Types of Masonry •ROOFINGS SIDING Retaining Walls are their distinction. Your call is invited. Half of all our calls are Over 23 Years Experience •REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Fully Insured • Free Estimates • References from our Business & Service ad in Greater Media Newspapers. It Fully Insured • Free Estimates Business: 732-566-0008 * FREE ESTIMATES * Home Pkone: 732-566-6708 1-800-867-7749 works well and we are very pleased with it! 732-566-1705 Serving Monmouth County Free Estimates insured H 732-591-2202 732-928-2880 =tniB.i iyriar aniB.Hgra r Free Est. Fully Ins. JOHN J. SENOPOLE AFFORDABLE KIRCHNER P o lis h Charlie Croce B U IL D IN G & G . SIMOS WHITEMAN Nichols Paving MASON Construction REMODELING ALL TYPES OF PAVING REMODELING BROTHERS All Phases of Home Improvements • Additions Residential • Commercial Kitchens & Baths • Steps • Chimneys WINDOWS/DOORS/DECKS BUILDERS • Belgian Block Work Roofing/Siding/Windows HOME REMODELING • Fireplaces Ho m e Im p r o v e m e n t S p e c ia l ist s • Custom Carpentry • Concrete Patios • Sidewalks Diywall Family Run Since 1955 • Brick Patios • Remodeling/Renovations • Window Replacementslacements Ceramic Tile &. Walkways • Additions • Alterations • Kitchens ANY PAVING JOB Siding • Roofing • Kitchens • Bathrooms • Bathrooms Laminate & Vinyl Floors Windows • Doors • All Concrete Work * Acoustic Ceilings • Interlocking Pavers • Windows • Doors • Siding • Basements Custom Cabinetry Fascia • Soffits One Call Does I t AH! • Doors w s Over 20 yrs. of American • Skylights Decks Custom/Decorative Trim fk. European Experience • Tile • Decks % IM IM ililM M I Oak Stairways & Bannisters Gutters • Repairs (Rel Bn* lit)) References • Insured • Free Estimates 732-872-0149 732-205-0086 24 Hours Service & 732-364-9182 Serving Ocean Monmouth lor over 20 yrs. 732-310-6649 732-462-9221 732-525-8118 Since 1982 Fully Insured Fully Insured • Free Estimates Middletown Fully Insured Free Estimates Free Estimates Fully Insured 7Jfr79*-0749

C H O I C E f B&S PAVING, INC. I HELNIK’S JLL, IN C . , rtUh , Home Improvement Specialist ASPHALT PAVING REMODELING C HOME IMPROVEMENTS ncoMmicnoN • New Driveways By R ay G uida Since 1970 Oner 40 Years Experience • Driveways • Parkins Lots • Resurfacing No job too small • Vinyl Siding Complete Remodeling (New or Resurfaced) •ADDITIONS -BATH/KITCHENS • Seal Coating A Good Craftsm an for all • ROOFING •BASEMENTS ‘ALL TILE WORK • Vinyl Replacement Windows I Siding * Roofing * Decks * Windows • Driveway Stone (Installed) • Parking Lots your Carpentry Needs •GUTTERS •DECKS ’WOOD FLOORING • Additions • R xR T ies • Alterations •Top Soil & Fill Dirt Building & Rem odeling • SIDING m •SIDING * DOORS • Belgian Block • REPLACEMENT • Custom Decks A n th o n y E . D ’A m ic o • Red Stone • Delaware Gravel Sheetrock/Trim •ROOFING ’WINDOWS • Kitchens & Baths • Concrete WINDOWSs (Delivered) Doors & Acoustic Ceilings * SHEETROCK REPAIR Fully Licensed & Insured Rumson, New Jersey Aprons/Sidewalks Storm Doors • CONCRETE • DECKS Serving Monmouth/Middlesex since ’70 * FULLY INSURED* Free Est. /F ully Insured Insured - 27 Y ears Experience 732-367-1793 CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE 732-583-7638 732-747-5563 KM k WIM 732-888-3248 | 732-536-3397 Free Estimates 732-389-9688 732-290-7739 or 908-464-7188

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BURSTING AT THE SEAMS? Avalon rio B IL E AUTO DETAIUN6 C H U M ' S I r e m m a n S.A. HOMEWORKS By Appointment Only • Auto Alarms Construction Co. Specializing In Additions Construction • Remote Starters “A Tradition of Excellence” Experienced. Very reasonable rates! H TOTAL • Decks Residential & Rehabilitation Specialists “European Craftsmanship/Meticulous Clean l)p” Specializing Ib Starting at 2 5 ° ° installed 1 ADDITIONS • BASEMENTS * Roofing • Finished Basements We will Professional Workmanship 1 DECKS • PAINTING IMPROVEMENT • Siding • Kitchens and Baths wash & wax exterior, CORP. • Windows • Interior & Exterior Millwork clean interior & treat ROOFING • SIDING • WINDOWS HOME • Drywall Installation & Repair »Bathrooms ■ all leather & vinyl 100% Financing Available • Commercial/Residential • A D D I T I O N S • A D D A L E V E L Satisfaction Guaranteed • References Upon Request Many References Prompt, Professional, WE COME TO YOU • DORMERS • BATHROOMS, ETC. Courteous Service 2 7 3 Main St., Matawan (Corner of R t . 3 4 ) ■ 1-800-627-9077 Free Estimates 732-780-3348 Free Est. Fully Insured Call for your free estim ate: FAX 732-308-4610 1 Beeper 732-663-3658 CALL 732-492-3991 1 732-536-5445 1 Monthly & weekly plans available for more information. 732-566-2828 732-613-2665 Fully bonded & In su r ed TRANSCRIPT, BAYSHORE/MIDDLETOWN INDEPENDENT. EXAMINER INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11, 1999 4 5

CARPETS KITCHENS/ PAINTING/WALLPAPERINGROOFING/SIDING/GUTTERS K IT C H E N COUNTERTOP INTEGRITY Absolute Best Service WORN? PAINTING GUTTERS EXPERTLY NED STEVENS “WE BRING THE STORE TO YOUR OODB” C A B IN E T S You Don’t Need a “ Where- The, Customer CLEANED & FLUSHED New Kitchen... Exp. - Estb. 1987 GUTTER CLEANING 3 Rooms Completely Installed STRIPPED & is Highly Esteemed/’ • Repairs • Tree Trims starting at Buy Direct from Owner Operated. Neat & INSTALLATIONS REFINISHED C o u n te rto p Em ergency Service Available ■MB. • Reliable • Chimney Caps Manufacturer. Brush-Roller Spray ■ ■ ■ • Quality Workmanship • Seamless Gutters Installed $ 6 4 9 LIKE NEW Custom Designed Interior - Exterior B | with a commitment Free Estimate • Fully Insured 800-542-02G7 Based on 50 sq. yds & Installation Popcorn Ceilings. Staining to satisfaction W allpaper Removal B • Sheetrock & Same Day Answering 1-888-369-RUGS In c lu d e d .______Power W ashing Machine Call back NEXT DAY SERVICE • 48 HOUR INSTALLATION COUNTERTOP I f Spackling Fully Insured - Free Estim ates AVAILABLE REPLACEMENT Contempra Bfree Estimates • Fully Insured Gerry Kurry • FREE LIFETIME INSTALLATION Compare, Our W orhnanshify % 5 00- * 7 5 00 Designs, Inc. C a J i O u r R e fe r e n c e s Call Leonard GUARANTEE 1-800-542-0145 Average house • FREE 1/2 INCH PADDING 732-462-8282 732-577-6815 732-390-5390 732-792-2274 731-270-1524 FULLY INSURED • 7 DAYS

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M R . FENCE RICHARD K. MOORE [SPECIAL ON K & M POOLS Custom Wood D o e s y o u r PPPP SAFETY Professional_ Div. of Ken-Chel Corp. INTERIOR and EXTERIOR DRAINAGE SPECIALISTS 98 Chain Link [Jjm j i corns N e ig h b o r Painting • Sump Pump Installations D l l i i i fe n c e SALES-SERVICE • Foundation & Structural Repairs & S o n & Wallpapering MX • Custom Designed W ater Spas ^POOt SERVICE Repair M anagement Systems •ProI. Wallpapering S ? 'A n e e d • Multi Speck Painting • Liner Replacement • Crawl Spaces • Int. & Ext. Painting • Expert Wall Quality Work... Specialist • Transferable W arranties m f ix in g ? • Faux Painting Preparation Great Price • Quality Installations • Senior Citizen Discounts SHEDS-DECKS'SWING SETS • Marblizing • Ceramic Tile Repair Owner Operated - Openings & Closings • Inground & Above I YOUR CALL BRINGS THE OWNER NOT A SALESMAN • Home Improvements Satisfaction Guaranteed - Inground & Above Ground • Affordable Prices A tla n tis FREE ESTIMATES “ Decorating Specialist” Fully Insured Free Estimates • Openings • Closings FULLY INSURED Call our - Repairs 11-888-474-4648 Call Greg - Service Progams 732-303-8855 advertisers 732-577-1166 CALL KEN Fast Emergency Service SHOWROOM 3468 RT. 9 S. FREEHOLD 732-747-3845 732-671-7768 732-303-6900 732-679-3276 HANDY PERSONS SPECIAL SERVICES The GRAND TOP NOTCH „ CONTRACTING 4MB T H E FRANK’S N e e d t o GILCO HANDYMAN, Inc. W A L L Fibre w e a k Residential & Commercial A PAINTING c o o l o f f ? ON-SITE SCREEN • Professional, * ADDITIONS AND RENOVATIONS* DOCTOR (Formerly P&L) & GLASS REPAIRS ‘ CUSTOM CARPENTRY* • Paper Hanging The Seat (hat Seats'. Conscientious & *D00RS AND WINDOWS* • Wallpaper Removal • EXTERIOR Specializing In C a ll o u r • SCREEN PORCHES Dependable Service * KITCHEN/BATH REMOLDING* • Painting • WOOD SASH •PAINTING (INTERIOR/EXTERIOR)* • INTERIOR Swimming Pool Resurfacing • Repairs, installations 'POWERWASHING* • Wall Repairs advertisers • STORM WINDOWS & Improvements Professionally Done Fiberglass Pool Coatings & WE DO IT ALL 732-536-9451 Free Estimates • Insured j FREE ESTIMATES Anything & Everything..... No Job Too B ig O r Sm all! For Your Free Estimate POOL REPAIRS th e y c a n FAST RELIABLE SERVICE Just Ask! All Work G uaranteed! “CALL US LASTI” Free Estimates Fully Insured Gil Lawson F ree E stim ates And Fully Insured 732-928-6025 h e lp . 732-866-4468 732-316-9166 EstablishedFully Insured in 1969 1-800-540-0315 732-247-6670 732-758-02491 JSSEBM, KINGS TILE SIGMUNDS VmM m with Stole LET Over 20 yrs. Experience a, mmm tmh SOMEONE Our Business & Service A dvertisers Installers of REFINISHING ELSE DO TILE & MARBLE KITCHEN •WALLPAPERING Also Regrouting, THE Get The Job Done. Recaulking & CABINETS •FAUX WORK! All Repair Work STRIPPED FINISHES 10-40% OFF • INTERIOR To A dvertise C all Any Tile of your & PAINTING choice in area stores Free Estimate REFINISHED Free Estimates • Insured 732-679-9500 732-495-34841 732-842-7154 Lenni 1-800-660-4-A D S 732-591-0200 Free Estimates • Fully Insured 732-928-0480 Cindy TRANSCRIPT, BAYSHORE'MIDDLETOWN INDEPENDENT. EXAMINER 4 6 INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11, 1999 048 General 047 Furniture 048 General 048b Infants 050 Musical 060 Garage Sales 060 Garage Sales 064 Lost & Found Merchandise Merchandise Juvenile Items Instruments

SOFA/ Sectional - Seafoam COMPUTER DESK - Hutch, LAWNMOWER / RIDE-ON CALL CLASSIFIED PIANOS-ORGANS □ MANALAPAN- 40 Shilling CAT - LOST in Hazlet on 7/19 Green, in perfect condition. top, storage compartments. 1 Vz yrs. young, 38” deck. LOTS OF TRADE INS Female, netuered Brown & Pillow s, matching valance & ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Rd. (Off Gordons Corner Rd.) 3 months old. $110. (18) Glass Includes bagger, mulcher & 1-800-660-4ADS FROM $450. Sat. & Sun., 8/14 & 15, beige with blue eyes. Reward. rod, $950. Call 732-786-1260 shelves w/ brackets. $150. for more. Like new. Asking $750. All Floor Models On Sale Call 732 888-0135 BELLINI White Glider Chair MANALAPAN- 41 Blenheim 8am~3pm. Tools, appliances, T.V. CABINET/ARMOIRE all. Call 732-679-8868 Please call 732-792-1731 1-800-453-1001 Rd. (Off Union Hill Rd.jSat., households, furn., & more! REWARD! LOST DOG on 7/4 Almond Mica, $375. Mirrored + Ottoman, $200. Childcraft COMPUTER GAMES LIFE RAFT Crib w/drawers converts to 8/14, 9am-2pm. Toys! Toys! Whippet, skinny, tan/beige end table $100. White dresser, More than 25 games, over Winslow, 4 man with case. F ish e r P rice & Little Tikes colored, 20 lb. female, name $45. Evenings, 732-536-7625 youth bed, +attached chang­ 051 Sporting 'k'k-k'k'k'k-fe'k-k'k-k $500. original cost now for $150. Call 732-842-9184 ing table, & matching 5 drawer Too much to mention!! "Bambi". Call 732-777-1581 $50. Please call 732-536-6790 Equipment □ SOUTH RIVER TABLES - Set French MIRROR - Beautiful, 40x60, armoire, paid $870. Asking Provincial, oval marble cocktail, CONTENTS OF HOME! $300. for set. 732-489-6907 Yard Sale - 54 S o uthside Ave. appraised at $350. Selling for (across from Fitzpatrick Park) 2 end W eiman 40’s, $130. Contemporary Bedrooms, $1 50. firm ! P leasecall 065 Pets & Animals Please call 732-780-4442 Family, Living & Dining Rooms, BICYCLE SEAT-Infant EXERCISE EQUIPMENT Old Bridge Turnpike to Hillside 732-946-3971 Used once, Troxel, $50. MANALAPAN - 12 Whitman Ave., left to Southside. Sat. TODDLER BED Little Tikes Kitchen, Art & more.732-254-2422 Flat Bench. Very sturdy, mint MOP BUCKET & WRINGER Call 732-390-9674 condition! $50. • 732-407-0637 Blvd. (Rt. 9 to Gordons Corner & Sun., August 14 and 15, Cozy Cottage. Like new, $65. CYCLONE GATES (3) Large, with wheels. Paid $50. Rd. Westbound), Sat. & Sun., 10am to 5pm. We are selling or $85. with mattress. Please 5 ’x8’, heavy gauge suitable for First $15. takes it. Please call CHANGING TABLE EXERCISE EQUIPMENT 8/14 & 8/15, 9-4.Household, everything old and new, and $50 BILL BUYS any puppy call 732-888-0043 dog den, plus a roll hvy. wire, 732-224-9045 and toy box combo, $50. Tunturi Stairmaster. Great furniture, den set, lots misc. the cat too! over 16 weeks regardless of TRESSEL TABLE Dark pine, $100. Call 732-787-6571 Carseat, $20. • 732-905-8563 condition, $149. * 732-274-9046 prior cost. +113 younaerpups. MOVING - Almond formica Open August 14th & 15th. seatrs 8 - 3’x5’. Beautiful, DANCE SCHOLARSHIP kitchen table w/4 mauve CRIB - BASSETT $150. best offer. Please call Medium oak. Good condition, GOLF CLUBS i0am-5pm. J.P. O'Neill To Turning Point in Manalapan chairs. Crib & dresser. Exer­ Mens Invitational Pro Model, Kennels. 3637 US Hwy 1, 732-494-8075, leave message worth $400. Buy for $150. cise equipment. 732-972-2467 must sell, $100. or best offer. HAVING A GARAGE SALE? Please call 732-335-4161 set of 14, $100. • 732-297-6698 Princeton, NJ. 1/2 mile South W A LL UNIT 3 piece lighted Please call 732-613-0358 Alexander Road Overpass. MOUNTAIN BIKE - Brand new 7 1/2’ x 6 1/2’ x 20 1/2 deep. MOVING SALE CRIB - Pali, made in USA, NO CHECKS!! Blush oak. Like new. 2 yrs. old. DESK Jet Printer 682C Cannondale - Never Used. Hewlett Packard. Like new, 2 computer tables ($50. & white, with 2 bottom drawers, $700. Must See! 732-866-9092 $30.) 2 computers, 486 66mhz, $95. Changing Table: $35. Retailed $550. Yours for $250. AMERICAN ESKIMO $150. Please call 732-901-0443 Call 732-786-1879 Pure white male, 13 months W ALL UNIT 3 pc. with shelves HP Unix ($150. & $200.). 7 pc. Both excellent! 732-290-9613 living rm., 1 yr. young, $400. old. All shots, trained. & doors, holds 27" TV. Black DIAMONDS CRIB - Simmons Beechwood NORDIC TRACK Call 732-683-1855 with gold frame, $650. or best Pear Shape Earrings: 1.70 Power Trainer, $125. MANY mattress & bedding. Excellent "Sequoia". Excellent condition, offer. Call 732-432-0702 $2,800. Bertolucci Watch: MORE ITEMS. 732-316-0299 condition, $150. Please call $150. Call 732-591-8565 Take advantage of our * * BABY BIRDS * * WALL UNIT/Entertainment Brand new, retails for $17,000. MOVING SALE! North Hickory 732-972-4219, evenings._____ NORDIC TRACK SKI Cockatoos, Grays, Eclectus, Ctr. 3pc., dk. brown, mirrored Asking $8,200. Princess Qn. Anne Sofa, Hardin Hi-Back VERY SPECIAL Macaws. Call 609-709-1671 Stone: 2.02 Ct. 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Call cond. $4,000. » 732-536-0382 732-471-8263 leave m essage CORVETTE ’86 - Convertible Black with red leather interior, 4 spd. Excellent condition, a/c, loaded. Garage kept, 78,000 mi. $11,500. Call 732-238-2329 DATSUN 280 Z, ’81, G o o d cond., AM/FM stereo, A/C. Runs well. $1,999. Call 718-251-8663 ext. 239 DODGE CHARGER ’71 Add a Photo! SE, 318. All orig. California car. Exc. shape, $4,500. or AUTOMOTIVE CLASSIFIED best offer. Call 732-846-3073 (Private Party Only) (Some restrictions apply) Your ad will still Run ’Til it Sells! Now add a photo! DODGE DYNASTY ’93 Low miles (59,861) Auto. 4 dr., 6 cyl., p/s, a/c, am/fm cass. 4 LINES • 4 WEEKS $45. $5,995./best offer 732-671 -0450 (each additional line $7.) DODGE MONACO ES ’9 0 M ust call every 4 weeks to 4 DR. Fully loaded, alarm. r e n e w . Good condition, $2,000. Call 732-679-6059, after 5pm. 1-800-660-4ADS LOCAL 732-254-7979 iVDODGE NEON 95iV 4 DR. Red, auto., a/c, p/s, AUDI 5000 S ’ 8 8 - A u t o , all p/b, 48,300 mi., C D player. power. 150,000 miles. Sunroof, $5,900. Call 732-613-0681 $2,100.,or best offer. In Fair Haven. Jason 973-596-4656 BMW 325e ’85- DODGE SHADOW ’93, 2 D r. Silver, 81,000 miles, V6, 2 dr., A/C, AM/FM, auto. New brakes sunroof, Good. cond. $2,800. air, shocks, struts. 110,000 mi. Call 732-360-1203 Asking $1,995. 732-566-7225 DODGE SPIRIT ’92 BUICK CENTURY 90 Auto., V6, p/s, p/b, cruise, A/C, Excellent condition, V6- 98,000 4 dr., 70,000 mi., am/fm cass. m iles, p/w, p/dl, p/b, a/c, am/fm $4,000. Call 732-254-5422 cassette, m aintenance records, M ake offer. Call 732-446-7004 DODGE SPIRIT ’94 - M a r o o n . Auto. New brakes, muffler, BUICK RIVIERA -84, 2 D o o r . am/fm cass. M ust see. 7 9 , 0 0 0 Rebuilt trans. & engine. New orig. mi. $4,300. • 732-615-0818 radiator. Sunroof, all power. Ask. $700. Call 732-583-1205 DODGE STEALTH ’94 R/T 5 spd. Fully loaded, green. CADILLAC ’97, SEDAN De Asking $9,900.* 732-792-1104 Elegance Black w/blk. leather. Exceptional Car. Loaded. Must '92 Ford ‘99 Ford ‘97 Ford FORD CONTOUR ’95 ‘95 Saturn '97 Ford Sell. $21,950. 732-957-9522 Low miles. Very good condi­ Escort Explorer Ranger XLT 4x4 Explorer 4x4 4dr. CADILLAC ALLANTE 90 tion, $6,800. Call 732-431-2760 SL1 4 cyl, auto, ps, pb, A/C, p/l, p/w, tilt, am/fm stereo, V6, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, p/l, p/w, int wprs, 6 cyl, auto w/OD, p/s, p/b, am/fm stereo White. Garaged, 48,000 miles. FORD CROW N VICTORIA ’93 4 cyl, auto, ps, pb, A/C, int wprs, tilt, am/fm stereo 6 cyl, auto w/OD, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, p/l, p/w, cruise, tilt, w/cass., p/winds/locks, a/c, tilt, cruise, roof Good condition, $16,000. Mint! A/C, all power, cass., air­ w/cass., r/def, Black, VIN#SZ136731, Stk#TX2206A, r/def, Bal of fact warr., Black, VIN#VW224582, cruise, tilt, roof rack, console, buckets, alloy whls, fir alloy whls, am/fm stereo w/cass„ CDplayer, keyless rack, r/def, dual air bags, bal of fact warr., Please call 732-671-7883 bags, new tires, 62,000 mi., C h . g r e y $ 7 , 9 0 0 . - 732-308-0213 70,547 miles $tk#U7107,26,079 mi. mats, am/fm stereo cass., r/def, t/gls,cloth int, VIN entry, dual air bags, bal of fact warr.,VIN#XTA49893, White. VIN VZB96278. Stk #U7018T, CADILLAC FLEETWOOD NUA82573, SMTX1204A, 106,850 ml Stk#U7103T, 5,858 miles, Red. 21,612 miles. BROUGHAM ’86 - G a r a g e FORD ESCORT, ’95, H a t c h ­ kept. Meticulously maintained, back. Exc. cond. Orig. owner. s7,900 S1 0 ,9 0 0 *7 ,9 0 0 $2 0 , 9 0 0 S2 1 ,990 $3,975. Call Tom 732-957-9522 31,000 hwy. mi., 5 spd. stick. AM/FM cass. Air bags. $6,000. CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE ‘92 Mercury Call 732-765-1944 *. '97 Ford '98 Ford “97 Mercury '97 Mercury ’84 - Mint cond. Garage kept. Orig. 9,000 miles. $13,500. FORD MUSTANG F-150 Supercab XLT 4x4 Escort ZX2 Mountaineer 4x4 Sable Grand Marquis Call 732-536-7593 6 cyl, auto, ps, ABS, pb, A/C, p/l, p/w, p/seats, V 8 , auto, p/s, p/b, p/l, p/w, am /fm GT CONVERTIBLE ’97 V8, auto w/OD, ps, pb, AC, p/locks, p/win, 4 cyl, auto, ps ,pb, am/fm stereo-cass, AC, p/locks, V8. auto w/OD, ps, ABS, A/C, p/seats, p/locks, p/win, C A R S $100, $500 & UP. Police MINT condition. Full power, cruise, tilt, roof rack, alloy whls, r/def, p/sunroof, am/fm cruise, tilt, alloy whls, am/fm stereo cass., bal of w / cass., a/c, tilt, c ru ise , r/def, Blue, tilt, alloy whls, am/fm stereo w/cass, dual air p/win, int wprs, alloy whls, bal of fact warr., fact warr., Black, VIN VA631329, Stk#U7072, VIN NX631969. Stk #NX1410A. all options, 8 cyl., 5 spd. White bags, VIN VNA74598, Stk#TX2189A„ VIN#WR107389, Stk#U7079, 25.502 miles. stereo w/cass., VIN#VUJ47397, Stk#TX2378A, 72,479 miles. w/leather interior, CD & cas­ 31,961 miles. 31,977 mi. sette, 25,000 mi., alarm, Gold 39,421 miles. ext. 7040. (SC A Network) pkg. $22,500. • 732-254-3768 $1 1,90 0 s2 1 , 9 0 0 S1 4 ,2 0 0 s6 ,9 0 0 CARS - $100.- $500. & UP! FORD MUSTANG ’8 7 s2 0 . 5 0 0 Police Impounds: Hondas, Auto., 4 cyl., a/c, p/s, p/b. ‘97 Ford Toyotas, Chevys, Jeeps and Reliable first car. Many new ‘97 Ford '98 Ford ‘97 Ford ‘98 Mercury Sport Utilities. Call now! parts. $1,000. • 732-780-0043 Expedition 4x4 Eddie Bauer 1 -800-772-7470, Ext.6063 Taurus GL Mustang Convertible Explorer Sport Mountaineer FORD MUSTANG ’90 - Red V6, auto, ps, pb, p/seats, a/c, p/l, p/w, V6, auto, ps, pb, AC, p/sts, p/l, p/w, int wprs, cruise/tilt, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, ABS, p/b, am/Tm stereo w/cass., V8, auto w/OD, ps. ABS, pb, p/win/lock/seats, AC, V8, auto w/OD, ps, pb, AC, p/seats, p/l, p/w, CHERVOLET CORSICA ’94 2 DR., 4 cyl., all power, a/c, cruise/tilt, alloy whls, am/fm stereo w /cass, buckets, alloy whls, fir mats, r/def, am/fm stereo p/sts, p/l, p/w, tilt, alloy whls, p/sunroof, bal of fact r/def,tilt, roof rack, alloy whls, keyless entry, bal int wprs, cruise/tilt, am/fm stereo w/cass, CD Blue, 4 dr., V-6. All power. New 112,000 mi. Great condition! dual air bag, cloth int, bal of fact warr., VIN w/cass., CD player, t/gls, leath int, keyless entry, warr., a/c, Green, VIN VU017563, Stk#U7143T; of fact warr., VIN#WUJ25123, Stk#TX2368A, player, p/sunroof, leath int, dual air bags, bal tires Well maintained. 72,000 $1,850. Call 732-613-0107 VA194197. Stk #U7076.24,461 miles. Electric Convertible, VIN WF189859. Stk #U7056. 27,349 26,136 mi. 20,577 miles. Red. of fact warr., VIN#VLB229Q3,Stk#U7115T, m ile s . $4,500. 732-792-7229 FORD MUSTANG ’90 miles. 26,899 miles. CHEVROLET BERETTA ’95 Excellent cond., 4 CYL. New $ V6 White, auto., p/s, p/b, A/C, muffler & brakes,152,000 mi. 1 3 , 9 0 0 $1 8 , 9 0 0 s2 0 , 5 0 0 s2 3 , 5 0 0 s29,750 am/fm cass., 52,000 mi. Exc. Auto., a/c, p/w, p/d, cruise, cond., $7,195. 732-360-1126 am/fm stereo cass. Asking $2,150. Ray - 732-905-0942 AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET BERETTA GT ’93 - Black, runs & looks great. S S ^ a 'Ec “ ,73Z,2 6 4 - 6 6 2 6 110.000 mi. Asking $3,300. or IS R O U S H best offer. Call 732-431-1565 Visit Us On the Web At... www.tomsford.com DEALER FORD MUSTANG GT ’85 White, 5 spd., 109,000 miles, WE LEASE & t-top, & some new parts. CHEVROLET CAMARO ’94 $2,300. Call 732-918-9443 FINANCE USED CARS am/fm cass., p/s, p/w, p/d, air, FORD TAURUS ’86 - Great 0 Highway 35 • (Parkway Exit 117) Keyport, NJ cruise control, anti-lock brakes, transportation! Auto., am/fm Prices:es inc. all costs to be paid by consumers except license, registration, registratioi and taxes if qualified. fog lights, dual air bags. Exc. cassette, 99,000 mi. p/w, c o n d . $6,500. 732-257-4415 p/dl, p/s, $695. • 732-787-4904 INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11, 1999 4 9

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YOUR AD CAN BE HERE! MAZDA 626-LX ’94 - 4DR. CASH FOR YOUR CAR ARTY’S AUTO SALES 1-800-660-4ADS Green. Auto., 51,000 miles, a/c, abs, cc, cass. BV $9,450. East Brunswick. 732-257-6700 t i l FORD TAURUS ’92 $8,450. Call 732-679-1567 MITSUBISHI GALANT GSX Auto., 93,000 miles. Super MAZDA MIATA STO Addition. ’91 - All wheel drive, p/w p/d clean. $3,200. ■ 908-289-7665 ’97 -5 spd. Midnight blue, locks, p/mirrors, ac. 92,200 FORD TAURUS GL WAGON HONDA CIVIC EX -97 - Silver, beige inter. & top. Fully loaded. miles. $5,000 or best offer. ’96 - 6 Cyl. 8 Pass. All power, fully loaded. 5 spd. moonroof, Cd player. 8,000 miles. Call 732-251-7571 A/C, 57,000 miles. Cruise. air bags. 16,300 miles. $14,000. Call 732-747-5266 MITSUBISHI GALANT S ’95 New tires. Excellent condition! $13,000. Call 732-679-1458 MERCEDES 380SE ’85 Air, 45,000 miles w/extended Asking $10,850. 732-422-1159 Black, 4 dr., sunroof, garage warranty. P/w/dr. locks, am/fm FORD TAURUS SHO 91 kept. Leather inter. Good cond. cass. $8.990. 732-462-4277 HONDA CIVIC LX ’89 White, 5 speed. Full power, $5,400. Call 732-842-9330 Gold, 4 DR., 123,000 miles, NISSAN ALTIMA GXE a/c, cassette/CD, leather inte­ MERCEDES 450 SL, ’77 rior, sunroof, 92,000 mi. Ask­ a/c, new stereo. Mint ’96 - Black. LOADED. 50,000 condition. Original owner, Grey/Blue. Major mechanical orig. mi. Exc. cond. Asking ing $5,500. Call 732-431-4473 $2,800. Call 732-530-8325 work done. 2 tops, great cond. $9,800. Call 732-679-2873 FORD TAURUS WAGON ’95 Ask. $13,800. 732-219-9161 Full power, A/C, am/fm NISSAN ALTIMA GXE ’93 MERCEDES 450SL ’76 - Blue. 5 spd., 55,000 mi., 1 owner. cass.,105,000 mi. Excellent 2 tops. 64,300 orig. mi. Good condition $4,900. 732-316-2955 HONDA CRV JEEP Never hit, 30mpg, a/c p/w, p/l, ’98. Black, 4x4. 9 mos. young. cond. $14,000. 732-972-2285 cruise, $7,490. •732-462-5676 FORD TEMPO ’84 - Red. evenings or weekends______13,000 orig. mi. Asking NISSAN MAXIMA GXE ’95 4 dr., includes 4 spare tires. $17,500. CaH 732-316-0299 MERCURY CAPRI CON­ Auto. All power, burgandy, ...By getting you the Runs well. 110,000 miles. VERTIBLE ’93 - Red, 53,000 $400. 732-845-4929______HONDA ODYSSEY EX ’99- sunroof, a/c, 48,000 orig. mi. Fully loaded, beige, 29,000 miles. 1 owner. Perfect cond. Asking $13,500. • 732-238-2623 most car for your money. FORD TEMPO ’94 Asking $4,500. 732-416-1083 hwy. miles. $25,000. Mint exc. NISSAN MAXIMA GXE ’96 2 DR. Black, 5 SPD., A/C, condition. Call 732-536-6470 MERCURY COLONY PARK Taupe. Auto, mint cond., ABS, am/fm cassette, 87,500 miles, WAGON ’89 - Loaded. Well ...By giving you the courteous, personal service you deserve. $2,800. Call 732-949-3600 HYUNDAI EXCEL ’93 Sunroof, loaded. 39,000 miles m aintained,1 22,000 miles, Asking $15,900. 732-446-3035 Blue. Excellent body, 4 speed, $1,900. Call 732-796-1171 &FORD THUNDERBIRDS 62,000 mi., a/c, am/fm. Best NISSAN SENTRA ’90 ...By giving you over30 years of combined leasing expertise. ’96. 1 owner, garage kept & offer. 732-828-5712 after 6pm MERCURY COUGAR LS ’92­ 2 door, red, 4 speed, am/fm, cared for. Exc. cond. LOADED. 42,000 miles. Exc. cond. Full INFINITY Q45- ’93, 4 dr., auto, a/c. Runs well. Asking $1,750. 732-750-2950 or 732-422-2426 power, with cloth top. Asking Call 732-842-1679 ..By offering all Manufacturer Rebates and Rate Specials. 8 cyl., traction control, All pow­ $7,500. Call 732-671-6295 HONDA ACCORD ’92 - 5 er, leather. Exc. cond. 90,000 NISSAN SENTRA’94 2 DR. spd., p/locks & win. air, mi. $13,600. 732-219-7106 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 Black, auto., a/c, cruise, am/fm 116,000 hwy. miles. Exc. cond. ’94, ALL POWER. Moonroof. Outside the INFINITY Q45t ’94 Leather, cass. 78,000 mi. Great cond. $7,000. Call 732-441-9374 94,000 mi. Exc. cond. $6,000. $5,000., Neg., 732-446-5386 W e L e a s e 56,000 mi. 278hp, V8,10 CD, or best offer. 732-441-7508 HONDA ACCORD LX ’95 alloy wheels, spoiler, warr., OLDS CIERA SL ’96 Freehold, Dark Blue. Auto., 55,000 miles, trac cntl $18,900. 732-462-5676 MERCURY COUGER XR7 ’93 Blue. 4 door. 36,000 orig. mi. p/w, p/l. Driver/passenger Rag top, chrome, leather. Exc. cond. Asking $8,300. airbag $10,500. - 732-940-4155 JEEP WRANGLER ’95 - RED MINT! Loaded. 83,000 orig. Call 732-254-2895 Manalapan, Every M ake And M odel Manual, p/s, 4WD, 4 cyl. miles. Best offer 732-446-2654 HONDA ACCORD LX ’92 42,000 miles, 2 tops & trail OLDSMOBILE ACHIEVA-S Auto., 2 door, 55,500 miles, cover, Original owner, $10,000. MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS ’95, Power, AM/FM, A/C,Black, Marlboro area a/c.Garaged, very clean, negotiable. Call 732-745-2287 ’90, Rose color. Good cond. V6, Cloth int., 58,000 mi., Exc. MEMBER $7,700. CaH 732-446-6676 Power. A/C, AM/FM Cassette. cond., $6,575. 732-446-1276 LINCOLN MARK 7, ’88 Silver Call HONDA ACCORD LX ’93 Negotiable. Call 732-422-8990 blue. 75,000 mi. Good cond., OLDSMOBILE AURORA, 95 National Vehicle 2 dr., 5 spd,, 103,000 miles. MERCURY SABLE ’88­ Silver. 47,000 mi. Exc. cond. Ronai.EKE.r- CALL FOR A but needs suspension work. 1 NVLA Leasing Association AC, am/fm cd. Clean. $6,800. owner. $1,700. 732-739-0689 135,000 mi. New tires. Loaded. Fully loaded. Leather. Alarm. •800-81lEASHC fflEE CUST0M QUOTE or best offer 732-741-3594 Reliable. Good cond. $1,100., Garaged. $16,500.732-303-9185 LINCOLN TOWN CAR ’88, or best offer. Call 732-591-8311 I HONDA ACCORD LX ’94 Rides like a Dream! Exc. cond. OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 2 dr. auto, dark red, 68,500 1 owner. Garaged. Best offer MERCURY SABLE ’91 Supreme Conv. ’93 Auto., 3.4 orig. miles. 6 disc, cd changer over $2,500. Call 732-536-4011 Red. ALL POWER. LOADED. Itr. DOHC, V6, loaded, leather, alarm. $8,600. • 732-251-2602 New tires & transmission. 83,000 mi. Mint condition, MAZDA 626 ’84 HONDA ACCORD SE ’91 Asking $1,795. • 732-706-5865 $9,500. neg. Call 732-390-7382 5 spd., Blue, 2 dr., am/fm cass. MERCURY TRACER LTS ’91 Auto. Fully loaded. Leather Asking $650. OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS seats, all power. Garage kept. Call 732-257-5837 Clean in & out. Good mech. SUPREME ’94 - 4 dr., auto, $7,500. Call 732-938-6085. cond., air, p/s, p/b, p/w, roof. loaded. Good cond. 66,000 Asking $1,900. 732-536-5255 miles. $6,800. 732-264-2728 MG MIDGET ’69 Convertible OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS Red, 54,000 original miles. CIERA ’89 - Blue, 4 D R ., Runs & looks great. A classic! 100,000 mi., 1 owner. $2,600. Best offer. CaH 732-683-0072 or best offer. Call 732-972-7827 MGB ’80 - Convertible OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88, 4 MERCEDES 280 S E ’82 Blue, 4 speed. Excellent dr. Serviced, 5/99. New water STRIVING TO BE THE BEST!!! HONDA CIVIC New Pirelli tires, new shocks, condition. Best offer over pump, belts, inspect, sticker. EX COUPE ’96 new A/C System, new Ken­ $3,500. Call 732-431-5633 Reliable. $500. 732-905-1707 Green w/spoiler, fully loaded. wood AM/FM/CD, new sheep­ MITSUBISHI 3000 GT SL ’91 PLYMOUTH LASER ’90 Mint condition. Lease buyout. skin seat covers. Good 5 spd. Loaded, 40,000 orig. Excellent condition. Very condition.98,000 m iles. (732) 446-5200 $13,000. or best offer. mi. Excellent cnnc!., $10,000. clean, new tires, new battery, Please can 732-780=2445 $7,000. Ca!! 732-446-8308 or best offer. Call 732-836-9022 $700. Call for info 732-441-1805 —RAY CATFNA^- WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS And we’ll earn it by selling luxury automobiles the way they should be sold! Our professional and courteous sales staff will treat you with respect and integrity.

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Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for taxes, licensing & registration. Leases based on 39/42 mo. closed end incl. 12,000 mi. yr./.15$ mi. thereafter. Lessee resp. for maint., excess wear & tear at lease end. Sales tax & MV fees additional. Subject to approval thru primary lending source. *1-30:4 DR, 6 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/ABS/winds/lks/mirrs/seats, am/fm st/cass/cd, tilt, cruise, r/def, sun roof, leather int, alloy whls, 1,989 demo mi. Original MSRP: $31,625. VIN #XT77210. Stk #9823. Total pymts/fotal Cost/Residual: $15,561 /$15,561 /$15,828.75. *Q45:4 DR, 8 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/ABS/winds/Iks/mirrs/saats, am/fm st/cass/cd, tilt, cruise, r/def, sun roof, leather int, alloy whls, 4,400 demo mi. Original MSRP:$49,145. VIN #XM606553. Stk #9852. Total pymts/Total Cost/Residual: $24,738/$24,738/$23,098. f3.9% APR financing avail, on G20's up to 60 mos. to qual. buyers. 5 0 INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11, 1999

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YOUR AD CAN BE HERE! PONTIAC GTO ’66 - 389, PORSCHE 944 '85-Red, 5 LINCOLN TOWNCAR TOYOTA TERCEL ’95 Green T H E R E ’S A L W A Y S S O M E ­ KAWASAKI 750 VULCAN ’95 1-800-660-4ADS 4 BL, 4 spd., duals. Aqua spd., sunrf, a/c, am/fm cass., ’86. Gold. Runs fair. High 2 DR. 92,000 mi. Green, 4 spd THING NEW IN Mint cond. 4,000 mi. Garage 51,000 orig. mi. Garaged, exc. manual, a/c, cass. Exc. cond., kept. $3,900. Call 732-721-3031 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE 90, Green w/black vinyl top, good mileage. $250. 732-431-1593 cond. $5,500. 732-607-0143 $4,650. best offer 732-940-6711 CLASSIFIED! or beeper, 917-845-8416 2 dr., 5 spd., AM/FM, air bag, cond. Runs great, 70,000 mi. $9,800. best offer 732-972-9884 TOYOTA CELICA GT ’92 sun roof, 94,000 mi. Excellent SAAB 900 SE CONVERTIBLE Auto. Red, only 53,500 miles, TOYOTA TERCEL, ’93, E-MAIL SUZUKI INTRUDER, ’93 cond. $2,000. 609-426-1525 PONTIAC STATION WAGON TURBO, ’97, Assume 13 mo. a/c, sunroof. Good condition, ONLY 46,000 mi. Exc. cond 1400 CC, 7,400 miles. Some extras. Excellent condition. PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE ’92 ’84 - Auto., 84,000 mi., roof left on lease. $480. per month. SUZUKI SIDEKICK JX ’97 $8,000. Call 732-972-2229 4 spd. AM/FM cass., $4,800 or [email protected] best offer. Call 732-519-2515 Asking $3,800. 732-251-7249 2 DR. Auto., a/c, p/s, p/b, rack, 6 cyl., a/c, am/fm. Good 732-933-7754 before 9pm. 4 wheel drive, white, air, auto, TOYOTA COROLLA LE 98’ CHEVROLET BLAZER LS cd player. Good condition. 90,000 mi. Excellent condition, condition, $850. »732-432-4074 SAAB 900S ’93 - Exc. cond. Loaded, s unroof, ABS, side TRANS AM GTA ’89, Red. ’96 Air, new tires & brakes. $2,900. Call 732-566-4530 $9,800. Call 732-583-0776 airbags, auto, low milage. Exc. Exc. cond. 90,000 miles. PONTIAC SUNBIRD ’87, 2 dr. hatch back, auto, air, 85,000 mi. Orig. owner.T-Roof, 117 Trucks PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE ’94 77,000 miles. $7,800. or best TOYOTA CAMRY ’90 - Auto., conditon. Call 732-431-5263 alarm, 8 cyl., 5.7 liter, Good $13,500. Call 732-888-0904 2 dr. black, auto, am/fm, power 90,000 mi., a/c, p/w, p/d, CD. Vans 2 Dr., A/C, Exc. Cond. 90,000 steering/brakes, alloy wheels. offer. Call 732-290-1327 TOYOTA COROLLA DX ’95 cond. Best offer. 732-251-8682 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN hwy mi. Very Clean. New tires. NEW batterv/brakes/water LS ’96 - 20,500 miles, v-8, 4 152,000 mi. $800.732-536-1636 Auto. Black, p/w, p/d, p/l, p/s, VOLKSWAGEN JETTA ’95 $2,800. Call 732-360-0655 SUBARU GL 4 X 4-’87 pump, etc. Asking $4,200. wheel drive, p/s, p/b, p/w, 2 dr., 4spd,hatchback, a/c, am/fm cass., 90,000 mi. Celebrate. Silver Taupe, 4 dr., PONTIAC TRANS AM ’79 Call 732-972-3653 Excellent $6,725. 732-870-4611 p/seats. Towing pkg. dual air, PONTIAC BONNEVILLE ’98 107,000. miles. Runs great! 5 spd., 4 cyl., alarm, sun/moon Blue, 84,000 mi., 8 cyl., p/s, TOYO TA CAMRY ’91 - Blue. am/fm cass. CD. $29,500. D-package. Loaded, sunroof. $1,200. 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4 dr, 4.6L 32V Intech 8 cyl, auto 4 dr, 4.6L EFI 8 cyl, auto trans w/OD, 4 cyl, auto trans, pwr strng/brks/dual mirr, AIR, AM/FM stereo trans w/OD, pwr strng/brks, AIR, pwr strng/brks, AIR, all season bsw cass, r def, fr/rr mats, STK #90000, VIN #XW600239, MSRP bsw tires, leath int, STK #98007, tires, side air bag, conv spare, fir $14,095. Incl $400 college grad reb if qual** & $1500 manf reb. VIN #XY660014, MSRP $38,995. mats, leath int, htd seats, ST K Lease pymts based on $750 cust #96052, VIN #XY654199, M SRP cash, $469 1st mo pymt & $475 $38,995. Lease pymts based on $0 sec=$1694 due at lease incept. cust cash, $750 Direct Mail Purch op = $15,208, LEASE PER MO. 36 M0NTHS.‘/0R BUY FOR Certificate+t, $469 1st m o pymt & $475 sec=$944 due at lease incept. pym ts=$16,884, Ttl P u r c h op = $1 6 , 3 7 8 , Ttl cost=$17,634. * 2 9 , 9 9 9 pym ts=$16,884, Ttl cost=$16,884. Dennis Adams IHI 6 I LINCOLN 6 119 Route 184 • W oodbridge, NJ (Hopelawn Section)

TAKE NJ TURNPIKE TO EXIT 11 & GSP SOUTH to EXIT 129 1 800 3 2 L IN C O L N (1-800-325-4626) - Follow Signs to Woodbridge, 1/4 Mile on Right After 2nd Light, You're Here! G S P N O R TH E X IT 127 - G o RT. 9 NORTH. Visit our web site at http://www.dennisadams.com Approx. 1/2 Mile, Exit at RO U T E 184 E A S T -1/4 mile on right. Prices include all costs to be paid by consumer except for license, registration, doc fees & taxes. Pictures for illus purp only. Not resp for typos. ’Closed end Lincoln Mercury lease w/12,000 mi/150 thereafter. Lessee resp for excess wear & tear. **Must be graduating within the next 6 months or a graduate of a 2 or 4 yr accredited college within the past 24 mos to qual. §Must be a current Lincoln or Mercury lessee and must be turning in at time of purchase. tBased on 1999 Lincoln Mercury zone records, $348 avg less than other Lincoln Mercury dealers. ttMust present certificate from Ford (must be current Ford Owner). All prices & pymts incl all applicable customer rebates & incentives. All reb go back to dir. Sale ends 8/15/99. INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 1999 5 7 CIRCLE HYUNDAI b e s t b e s t SELECTION! PRICES! sign's? chive

New 1999 H yundai A ccen t 2-Dr,5-Spd ManTransw/OD,4-Cyl, PB, PS, No A/C, Dual Air Bags, ElecTrnk Rel, T/Glass, AM/FM Stereo Cass, Stk#1238, s ig n ® d riv e VIN#XU479036. MSRP: $9259. Total Mo Money Down ~~ - '®~* 1 due at lease inception: $0...($0 down, Mo 1st Month Pymnt pe r No 1 st month pymnt, $0 ref sec dep & Wo Ref Sec Dep m o/ $0 bank fee). Total lease pymnts: No Bank Fee 1 1 9 48 $5712+tax. 15,000 mi/yr, excess mi @ mos. $.10thereafter. Residual:$2402.

New 1999 H yundai Elantra 4-Dr, 5-Spd Man Trans w/0D,4Cyl,PB, PS, A/C Dual Air Bags, ElecTmk Rel,T/Glass, . AM/FM Stereo Cass, Stk#1094, signvOdrive VIN#XU763458. MSRP:$12,129. Total due 9 9 H 1 Mo Money Down at lease inception: $0_($0 down, No 1st Mo 1st Month Pymnt month pymnt,$0refsecdep&$0 bankfee). No Ref Sec Dep ^ Total lease pymnts:$7632+tax. 15,000mi/yr, excessmi@$.1 Othereafter. Residuak$3863. No Bank i ■ - ( * , 4 5 9 m os.

New 1999 H yundai Tiburon 2Dr, Auto w/OD, 20L4Cyl,PB, PS, Dual Air Bags, No A/C, Fr Bckt Sts, P/Mrs, T/Glass, .... AM/FM Stereo Cas^VIN#XU141941.MSRP: ... "V.^ . $15,784. Based on a 48 month dosed end lease. Total due at lease inception: $0_($0 p e r down,No 1 stmonth pymnt$0refsecdep& m o/ $0bankfee).Total lease pymnts:$7920+tax. 48 15,000 mi/yr, excess mi @ $.10 thereafter. -16 5 mos, Residual:$6155.

New 1999 H yundai Son ata 4DrAutow/OD,24L4Cyl,P&PS,A/CDualAir Bags, P/WirVLcks, Cruise, T/Glass AIWFM Stereo Cass VIN#XA044677. MSRP: $17,507. s ig n ® ® Based on a 48 month dosed end lease Total No Money Down due at lease inception: $0_($0 down, No 1 st No 1st Month Pymnt month pymnt; $0 ref sec dep & $0 bankfee). No Ref Sec Dep > Total lease wmnts^l 1,952+tax 15,000mi/yr, NoBank^ (^S *249 excessmi@$.10thefeaftef:Residual$6302

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VIN#X1 620753, STK# 5615, M SRP $20,358, $1500 rebate D ealer D isc. $859

Prices include all costs to be paid by consumer except license, registration & taxes if qualified. 36 mo. closed end leases, 1st payment due at inception. 12,000 mi/year and 200 over. TOP: & LEV: = JIMMY $10,764/$18,558; BUICK CENTURY $10,404/$11,900; GRAND AM $8,244/$10,094. © Mayer & Dunn Advertising 6 0 INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 11,1999

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cyl., auto, a/c, am/fm st/cass, i/s/h/winds/lks/mirrs, tilt, cruise, def. tint, int wprs, cloth int, bkts, dual air bags, M S R P : $18,140. d. $1750 rebate & $400 coll grad rebate (if qual.)

VlN #XLB0733l, V8 eng., Vin #XZB49197,6 cyl, auto, auto, p/s, p/b, air cond., cyl., auto, a/c, am/fm st/cs air, p/s, p/b, p/winds/locks, chrome whls., heated mir­ p/s/b/winds/lks/mirrs, til ■ cruise, r/def, tin t int wpn am/fm stereo cass/CD, step rors, comfort/convenience m/fm st/cass, p/s/b/winds/lks/rain bars. MSRP: $29,735. Incl. \ cloth int, bkts, dual air ba , tint, doth int, bench, dual air bog: group. MSRP: $36,150. Incl. ► MSRP: $20,670. IncL $151 sport pkg, sliding rear window, nb $400 coll grad rebate (if qual) $400 coll grad reb (if qual.) rebate & $400 coll grad ret ISRP: $22,310. Ind. $1000 rebate i wrdal rebate (if qual.) & $400 coll *

0.9 APR FINANCING NEW 99 DAEWOO FOR 2a MOS. L A N O S S X 2.0 APR VIN #XB364664,3 DR, 4 cyl., 5 spd., a/c, p/s/b/winds, VIN #XK276205,4 ty), outo, o )Mi^fe/mirTs., ijr defr., lint, int wipers, doth FINANCING MSRP: $11,729. Includes $750 factory rebate. in),bwbl5,Wairi»g!, . Ml $13,365. IwWes $1250 factory refcote. FOR 36 NIOS. a.9% APR FINANCING DAEWOO' fo r as MOS.

<93 FORD CROWN ‘97 DODGE ‘93 BUICK *96 OLDS 97 FORD ‘96 FORD RANGER 4^11^9^!VIN #VT607609,5Jc $94T0B, 4 DR, VIN auto w/OD, VIN 6 cyl, VIN #16409960,4^11^9^!VIN StFMwlC, 4 OR, t VIN 4 DR, 6 VIN#lffii9,?ikS^4cyl.,5 aulo, p/s/b, a/c, am/fm stereo, lib, p/s/b/winds/lks/seats/trunk/ant/mirrs, a/c, p/s/ABS/winds/lks, am/fm st/cass, cyL auto, p/s/b/winds/mirrs, a/c, spd., p/s/b. o/c, am/fm st/cass, tinl gls, tint gls, int wprs, dolh int., bkts, du till, cruise, r/def tint gls, int wprs, bsm, p/s/ABS/winds/lks/mirrs,cvL outo w/OD, a/c, am/fm am/fm stereo, tilt, r/def. lint, int wprs, int wprs, doth int., bench seat, dual air bags, all season radials, 35,772 a/c, am/fm st/cass, lilt, cruise, r/def, tint dual air bags, all season rdls, alloy whls, r/def, lint, ini. wipers, doth bencfi s st/cass, tilt, cruise, r/def, tinl gls ini doth int, bench, dual air Dags, all season bags, all season radials, alloy whls, gls, int wprs, leather, bench seal, all sea- 17,543 mi. all season radials. 64,411 mi. wprs, bsm, cloth int., bench seal, all seo radials, GL Pkg, 25,630 mi. 53,747 mi. son rdls, alloy whls, 50,300 mi. * 9 9 9 5 ‘98 FORD ‘96 NISSAN 2000 DODGE IN#XN5(5273, Stk#94T2§T4 DR, 4 cyl. VIN ffiflHKHMf4 DU, 4 cyl., VIN # VH774265, Stk#92829C, 4 DR, 6 JW,p/s/b/winds/lks/seats/mirrs, am/' VIN#TC109l5tt$>065C,a/c,p/s/ABS/winds/lks/trunk/a 4 c auto w/OD, p/s/ABS/winds/lks, a/c. auto w/OD, p/s/ABS/winds/lks/mirrs, a/c, cyl.,am/fm auto, st/cass, p/s/ABS/winds/lks/mirrs, tilt, cruise, r/def, tint, a/c, int p/s/ABS/winds/lks/trunk/mirrs, a/c, st/coss/cd tilt, cruise, r/def, t/glass, am/fm st/cass, tilt cruise, r/def am/fm st/coss, tint, int wprs, sunroof, am/fm st/cass/cd, tilt cruise, r/def, tint, int wprs, dotti int., bkts, dual air bags, int wprs, moonroof. cloth int., bl loth int, dual air bags, all season radials, wprs, bsm, doth int, bids, dual air bags, fog wprs, doth, bench, dual air bags, all sea- wprs,am/fm cloth st/cass. int, bkts, tilt, cruise,dual air r/def, baas, tint,all sea­ int season rdls, alloy whls, LX pkg., air bags, spoiler, all season radii alloy whls, 4,842 mi. lights, spoiler, all season radials, alloy whls, son rodials, alloy whls, 24,596 mi. whls, 40,358 mi. 2,201 mi. * 1 4 . 4 9 5 ‘94 FORD EXPLORER ■94 TOYOTA WNMl558075, Stk #9434874 DR, 6 p/s/ABS/winds/lks, a/c, anvfm st/cass, VINcyl nauto, M p/s/b/winds/lks/mirrs, ,m > C, 4 DR, a/c, 6 cyl., auto, p/s/b/winds/lks/seats/mirrs, {cyl., ■ 5 spd. M p/s/b/winds/lks/mirrs, U M a/c, cyl., auto w/OD, p/s/ABS/winds/lks, a/c, cyl., auto w/OD, p/s/ABS/winds/lks, a/c, VIN #5C55$135,#93062C, 6 cyl., tilt, cruise, r/def, tint, int wprs, doth int, am/fm st/cass, tilt, cruise, r/def, tint, int a/c, am/rm st/coss, till, cruise, r/def, om/fm st/coss, tilt, cruise, r/def, tint, int am/fm st/cass. tilt, cruise, r/def, tint, int am/fm st/cass. tilt, cruise, r/def, tint, int auto, p/s/ABS/winds/Iks/seats/mirrs, bench, bkts, lugg rack, air bag, all season wprs, doth int, bench, lugguage rack, air tint, int wprs. sunroof, leather int. bkts, wprs, doth int. bench, bkts, luggage rack, wprs, bsm, doth int, bkts, lugg rack, dual wprs, bsm, doth int, bkts, lugg rack, dual wprs,om/fm leather st/cass, int, tilt, bkts, cruise, all season r/def, radials,tint, int radials, alloy whls, higfi top, sola bed, cus­ bag, all season rodials, alloy whls, XLT lugg rack, air bag, all season radials, alloy all season raaials, alloy whls, 68,682 mi. air bags, fog lights, all season radials, air bags, fog lights, all season radials, alloy wills, 66,688 mi. tom paint, tv/va, captain chairs, 51,293 mi whs, two tone white, 57,132 mi. alloy whls, 29,883 mi. alloy whls, 29,883 mi.

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V8. auto w/od, ps, pb. ABS, AC, p/locks/win, cruise/tilt, alloy wheels, r/def, am/fm stereo-cass -CD player, power sun­ roof. leather interior, dual air bags, running boards, tow R e r M o n th Pkg., $1750 opt pkg discount, $1000 lease renewal. $400 college grad rebate if qualified, V\N#XUJ28078. Stk#9851, costMRSP reduction, $33,885. $30036 month refundable closed security end lease, deposit $2999 due cap at inception. 12000 miles per year .15© over. Total of Payments $13,766, Lease end value $18573. WMMM

Han 6 cyl, auto w/od, ps. pb. air conditioning, p/locks/win, cruise/tilt, am/fm stereo. CD player, console, buckets, alloy whls, t/gls. cloth int. dual air bags, keyless entry. VIN#X5684129. P e r M o n th Stk#0881. MRSP $18.ST'S. Dealer disc $1065. $-400 coll grad rebate if qual, 36 month closed end lease. $1500 down. $250 ref security deposit due at inception. 12000 miles per y e a r, i 5 <2 over. Total of Payments $8604, Lease end value $10,003. Buy Foi 517,410

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