JUNE 7/1995 40 CENTS VOLUME 25, NUMBER 23 lig h ts, cam era, actio n — & stars

Keyport reverts back to the 1950s for movie filming

______BY LAUREN JAEGER______Staff W riter A customer at Kim’s Country Crafts yLm on East Front Street in Keyport JL X L stopped by Friday to ask about Pascal’s, the new Italian restaurant a few doors away. With a laugh, Kim Daniel had to ex­ plain to her customer that Pascal’s isn’t a real restaurant — it’s a movie set. Only Keyport natives and others who know the town well would ever know that behind the Pascal’s facade, with the giant­ sized name in blinking lights, the brick, the stone and the elegant brass doors, is the Silverman Photography Studio. Just down the block, the barber shop is really the “Organizacion por Unidad Puertoriquena,” the Puerto Rican club. Or that the Laundromat is the local thrift shop and the Five and Dime a grocery. Movie stars, lights and rolling cameras brought more excitement to Broad and Front streets last week than this little sec­ tion of the borough has seen in years. Shooting stars were not in the sky but in the streets of Keyport last week. The borough is the backdrop of a movie titled B ig Filming began last week for the movie N ight. Actress Isabella Rossellini is shown peeking out the front door of Pascal’s, the movie-set restaurant. Big Night, which stars Isabella Rossellini, (Photo by Rich Schultz) Minnie Driver, Stanley Tucci and Tony ments,” Daniel commented about the Big Night attracts hundreds of specta­ However, their little business is seri­ Shaloub, who plays Antonio the taxi dri­ changes to many of the buildings, which tors each day who watch the filming and ously threatened when Pascal’s, a big ver on W ings, the hit NBC television donned flower boxes and striped awnings. crane their necks for glimpses of the stars. fancy Italian restaurant, moves in across show. “I’m not complaining, but no customers The story is about Italian immigrant the street with so-so food but with blink­ But between lights, camera and action, are coming into my store after 12 or 1. brothers, Primo, played by Shaloub, and ing lights, a red-and-white striped awning, the extremely realistic studio set remains They think the store is closed because the Secondo, portrayed by Tucci. At the Jer­ and a lot of glitz, brass and neon. in place, fooling most visitors. streets are closed off. But I think the sey Shore, they open the Paradise Suddenly, the Paradise Restaurant, The set remains up today. movie’s wonderful, and it’s nice that they “I think there are a lot of improve- Restaurant (which is actually the Mon­ tucked away in a little storefront, is in picked Keyport.” mouth Lounge). Continued on page 16

G irl charged w ith stabbing classm ate

BY MARILYN DUFF & LAUREN JAEGER Bayshore Community Hospital in Holmdel, where he Klavon said the stabbing instrument was a small

Staff W riters was treated and released. He was back in school Friday. knife, “not a dagger or a switchblade.” The girl, whose name is being withheld because she He said that he would consider the case a jabbing A 14-year-old Aberdeen girl was charged May 31 is a juvenile, was taken, with the consent of her father, to more than a stabbing. “She took out the knife and jabbed in a stabbing incident at Matawan Regional the crisis unit at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank, him in the arm. It penetrated the skin,” he said. High School. for evaluation. She was not back in school on Friday. “It happened in split seconds,” Klavon said. The girl allegedly stabbed a 15-year-old Matawan She was charged with aggravated assault, possession After the student was hurt, the teacher called boy in the forearm during eighth period, inside a social of a weapon and possession of a weapon for unlawful Assistant Principal Wayne Spells to the scene, Klavon studies classroom. purposes. said. Spells put his hand over the cut and helped stop the A school official told police the girl was angry Superintendent of Schools Mike Klavon said that in blood flow. The first aid squad and the police were because the victim had allegedly called her “a slut,” his 17 years in the Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School called. according to the police report. District, this was the first incident of its kind. The victim told police that throughout the eighth- Principal Roger Tuccillo refused to comment on the “Thank goodness, it’s not as serious as it appears to period class, the girl and her friends sang songs about matter. be,” he said. “It was an isolated incident involving two stabbing people, according to the police report. The victim was taken to the emergency room at students.” Continued on page 11 2 THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 7, ' 995 m i

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THIS ISSUE: O dyssey takes six to Ten n.

BY MARILYN DUFF Staff Writer HAZLET — A fifth-grade Odyssey of the Mind team from Cove Road School returned pleased with their performance last week from the world championships held at the University of Tennessee. In their category, they placed eighth out of 57 teams, said Loretta Zimmer, a Cove Road teacher and team adviser. “It was wonderful, just fabulous,” said Zimmer The students — M elissa Roesing, Rommel C e llo s, Peter Attwater, John Kirby, Anthony Caruso an4 Scott Tinari — will perform their award-winning skit at a Special Awards Program for middle and high school students, scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Raritan High School. The team qualified for the world com ­ petition by >viftnt*gV.stale tournament Money problems may shut April 8. ' - Monmouth County SPCA. The Board of Education funded the team’s five-day odyssey to Tennessee, which ran about $587 for air fare, meals Page 12 and lodging per student, and other school ■ l district OM teams donated money for them to buy pins and other extras. Students at Union Avenue Middle School REGULAR FEATURES f held a candy sale to raise money, Zimmer CHAMPS — Cove Road School students (l-r) Melissa Roesing, Rommel said. Cevallos, Peter Attwater, John Kirby, Anthony Caruso and Scott Tinari, • Calendar Page 30 The various participating teams from recently returned from the University of Tennessee, where they performed 49 states and more than 25 countries their “Superbunny to the Rescue” skit in the world Odyssey of the Mind • Classifieds Page 44 exchange collector pins similar to those at championships. (Photo by Rich Schultz) • Editorials Page 26 an Olympics. The program includes open­ • Letters Page 26 ing ceremonies and a parade of flags, also The Cove Road School champs started “Superbunny,” who drives the bunny- • Dining Page 35 lattemed after the Olympics planning their skit in October, but it did m obile. It’s a wonderful experience, some­ -nflt.rfi.allv begin to take shape until “It’s a wonderful thing for the town • Obituaries Page 36 tHing they’ll remember the rest of their January, Zimmer said. and the kids,” said Zimmer. Not just the • Police Beat Page 37 livW ’ Zimmer said before they departed The skit, called “Super Bunny to the bunny-mobile team, but “all the Hazlet • Real Estate Page 39 M a>\24. Rescue” involves an Easter egg hunt on children were so excited,” she said, when mer, who has been coaching teams the White House lawn. they won the state championship. • Sports Page 40 for abfout 10 years, has had second and Their vehicle, a “bunny-mobile,” uses a Any student can participate in the af­ • Yesteryear Page 38 third place winners at the state level, but battery to relocate six squirrels and a pulley ter-school program, Zimmer said. this was Mirst. system of strings to tag six bunnies. About 8,000 students, all the way up to The event, originally called Olympics It runs over a bird, then takes the in­ college age, competed in different cate­ of the Mina, was started more than a jured animal to the hospital, and captures gories at the world competition. decade ago by a professor at Rowan two poachers stealing Easter eggs and While they were there, Zimmer’s team Phone numbers: College of New Jersey (formerly puts them in an Easter-basket jail. took advantage of some free time to take a Editorial Glassboro College), to encourage students The characters include President bus tour of Great Smoky Mountains Na­ 254-7000 Ext. 226 to think creatively. Clinton, two gardeners, a clown and tional Park. FAX 254-0486 Circulation 254-1755 Display Advertising 972-6740 Ext. 220 M ayo r’s w ife stages p ro test FAX 254-0256 Classified 1-800-660-4ADS Township police, who said that her action Polito, Ron Mirante, Butch Esposito and Classified FAX 432-0016 Richard W olfe calls was spurred by the letter to the editor. Fred Tagliarini. police to get her “Mr. W olfe expressed concern that he was The results of the primary could not be being singled out.” obtained by press time. I -- invsiiow _ off his front lawn Mrs. Murphy could not be reached for Wolfe said he called police to remove com m ent. Mrs. W olfe and her sign. independent BY LAUREN JAEGER “We spoke to both parties and Mrs. “If you infer that I support them by Murphy left,” he said. ‘T o my knowledge, standing in front of my house, I‘m going Managing Editor Staff Writer there was no (law) violation that we could to sign a warrant for your arrest,” the for­ Howard Altschiller ABERDEEN — In response to a determine. It was very routine and nothing mer Democratic councilman said he told Sports Coordinator scathing letter to the editor against Mayor out of the ordinary.” Murphy. Wolfe, who discovered Mrs. Murphy “To me it is spiteful,” Wolfe added, Lindsey Siegle Brian Murphy, the mayor’s wife, Ellen, held a one-woman protest in front of the on his front sidewalk while he was taking warning her if she did not get off his side­ Executive Editor writer’s home on Thursday morning, out the garbage around 10:30 a.m. said he walk that he would turn the. sprinklers on. Gregory Bean police say. was dismayed that she carried the sign in “I told her that she’s very childish.” Publisher The letter, written by former support of the Real Republican candi­ But W olfe was touched by Mrs. Kevin Wittman Democratic Councilman Richard Wolfe, dates, he said. Murphy’s action. who lives on Warren Drive, was published Mayor Murphy gave the “Real “I admire a woman who stands up for in the June 1 Independent. Republican” ticket his endorsement. her man,” W olfe said. A Greater Media Newspaper In the letter, Wolfe says that Murphy He said he did not want the public to “He’s a very lucky man,” he added. “couldn’t shine the shoes” of past mayors think that he or Mrs. Wolfe supported the “He has a wife who cares so much about m m I f f VERIFIED How to Make Real Republican ticket. him. • AUDfT CIRCULATION and suggests that he read Friends and Influence People. The Real Republican team of “I don’t know why my statements up­ The Bayshore Independent is published “She was walking up and down the Goldberg, Mark Zelina, Mike Ginsberg set her. I’m not the only one who’s criti­ Wednesday by the Greater Monmouth sidewalk holding the signs supporting and Councilman Wayne Smith ran in yes­ cized him,” W olfe said. Publishing Co., Edgeboro Road, East (deputy mayor Richard) Goldberg," said terday’s Republican primary against the “She must have been out for about an Brunswick N.J. 08816. 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ably grow in leaps and bounds. foreign countries, distant states and all % The Rev. Lawson around Monmouth County. 'The majority, I would say, are my age Lawson attended St. Joseph’s Ele­ — 55 — or older,” he said. “There are not aim ing to attract mentary School, was baptized in the m many children and teenagers. I would like Second Baptist church at age 12, and the membership to increase in the number new m em bers graduated Keyport High School in 1959.' 1 | of families, especially single-parent fami­ In 1965, Lawson graduated from the lies, who need all the help they can get.” ______BY LAUREN JAEGER______Officer’s Candidates School of the U.S. ' ;ll | Lawson resides in Neptune, where he’s Staff W riter Army, and became a Second Lieutenant. lived since 1973, but will move back to He spent 13 months in combat in Keyport in August. He said that it is KEYPORT — On Sunday, the Rev. Vietnam, earning the cross of gallantry, important for a pastor to become involved Frank William Lawson began serving as two Bronze Stars, and several other hon­ outside of the congregation and to be part pastor for the Second Baptist Church, at ors. of the community. 205 Atlantic St. “The war made me value life and my “Pastoring is the whole-person ap­ Born and raised in Keyport, Lawson family a lot more,” he said. “Each day in proach,” he said. “It’s taking care of the has come full circle, since he is once again my life is important. If I get to my goal, community.” part of his old hometown after working in that’s fine, but I cherish the day.” Because of his philosophy, Lawson plans to try to reach out to the school sys­ tem. CYCLE He said he plans to help create an after­ CONSTRUCTION iNTOINETTE'S The Rev. Frank William Lawson school tutorial program so that the kids COMPANY, INC. can be helped and kept off the streets. HfilR & NfilL Lawson has not made it yet to the Also, he would like to revive the old Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Holmdel, Bugle Corps, which he used to be a mem­ Full Set of put plans to go to see the name of Robert ber of many years ago, when he was a P.O. Box 780, Aero Marine Facilities, Johnson, one of his men who was killed. child. Locust St., Keyport, N.J. 07735 ACRYLIC TIPS & WRAPS Before arriving back to Keyport last He holds his old-fashioned ideals only $ 3 9 * 9 week, Lawson, who was licensed in 1975 close. and ordained in 1981, was pastor of St. “I noticed that Keyport doesn’t have ASPHALT O N E P R I C E Paul Baptist Church in Red Bank for 10 parades any more. There was no Memorial years, was assistant to the pastor of M AINTENANCE PROGRAM Day parade and no Fourth of July parade. PAVING Second Baptist Church in Long Branch’ Kids love parades. It’s one more thing for »»‘y$2Q oo^i for three years and was Associate Minister the children to go to.” ■ Parking Lots ■ Roads of the Second Baptist Church in Asbury When he attended Keyport High - Every other week - Park for two years. ■ Driveways ■ Patchwork - everything included Sc hool, he played in a band, but it was a l / \ . He was an Associate Minister for the serious band, he said. tslng no- missingtslng no- nails, etc. - VN Calvary Baptist Church in Red Bank and ALL TYPES O F •LOCATED NEXT TO A A “Today, they don’t march half-time. EXCAVATING NOT JUST TOYS worked as an interim pastor for the They don’t put on a show,” he said. ms= ^ e"- ^ 3 U BU £ l/£ Community Baptist Church in Lakehurst, Also, he would like to work in some 2 6 4 -7 1 7 7 HOURS: MON.-SUN. 10-6, WED. & TH U RS. T IL 9:00 PM from February, 1994, until last week. way with the Keyport Police in their fight The Second Baptist Church chose to keep drugs off of the streets. Lawson, under the supervision of Rev. “I’m so sick of the number of black Robert Perkins, chairman of the Seacoast kids in jail,” he said. “There are more Permanent Council, out of the three candi­ black boys in jail today than in college. If dates, on May 23. you want to see some young, handsome The Seacoast Council, La\Vson noted, men, just visit... the jails. They should be is comprised of 38 churches in the area. in college studying or outside playing ball. There are six pastors who oversee the They shouldn’t be in jail.” MATERIALS INC. churches. “When I was a child, there was a mom, Lawson replaced the Rev. J. R. Hunter, dad and 10 brothers and sisters,” he said. 80, who preached at the church for nearly “My dad would say, ‘Be home by 7 p.m.’ 180 HIGHWAY 35 NORTH • CLIFFWOOD 28 years. Hunter will continue to help If I wasn’t home by 7 p.m., half a tree preach at the Calvary Baptist Church in came down.” SAND • STONE • REBAR • WIRE MESH Red Bank. “Now, there’s the single mother who’s Currently, the church has 100 mem­ working two jobs. She can say, be home BLOCK • CEMENT • QUIKRETE bers, with only 64 active members, but by 7 p.m., but she’s not home by 7 p.m. under Lawson’s leadership, it will prob­ CONCRETE PAVERS • CLEAN FILL Continued on next page

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Once you love God Civic League. and your fellow man, everything else falls “It used to be the place where we went into place. to dance,” he said. “W e’d dance Fridays “The church is a body, not a building,” and Saturdays, and boy. did we have fun. he said. 73 Colonial Drive, Tinton Falls There was no smoking, drugs or alcohol. There will be a focus on gospel music, The kids need a place to go to occupy also. their time. To have good, wholesome “We put our whole heart into the fun.” music,” he said. “There’s a message in the Listed By “I’m 55 and I can’t believe it,” he said. music and it tells us where we came Marilyn Hept “I w as just 17 a couple o f days ago. I want from .” to impress on the kids just how fast life Lawson has been married to the former g o es.” A lthea J. G olden for 37 years. To help prevent the temptations of “I’ve known her since she was 9,” he evil, Lawson wants to take the kids on said. “I lived on Hurley Street and she tours of the prisons “to show them what lived on Maple Place. We used to walk it’s like.” hand in hand down the street together, and He plans, too, to keep regular office we still do, today.” hours so that people can drop by at any He said he appreciates his wife’s kind­ time and discuss issues important to God ness and patience with his line of work. and the Bible. “You’re on call 24 hours a day,” he Making changes in the media is an­ explained on Friday morning. “For in­ other plan Lawson has for his congrega­ stance, this morning I was studying this Sold By Sunday’s sermon. Somebody knocked on tion. M a r y L u c k y “I want them to write to ABC, NBC my door, someone who needed to talk to and CBS and say that if they continue to me, and I spent one hour talking to him. promote violence to women, free sex and “Now, that’s the pastor’s life,” he said. crime, we will not buy the products you “My wife will be cooking dinner, and sponsor on the shows. The kids watch this some one will need me. She’s dedicated. on a weekly basis and they’re desensitized Thank God for that.” to it.” They have four children: Charlene In addition, Lawson will add an af­ Brown, Francine Matthews, the Rev. The Prudential ternoon service on Wednesdays, from Wayne A. Lawson and Minister Frank New Jersey Realty noon to 1 p.m. Bible study class, held L aw son Jr. They have 10 grandchildren. Wednesday nights, will continue as well. “I would say I felt the call into the O/lfi 70nn Main Street Executive Center ECC 4Q(H Lawson, who has a bachelor’s degree ministry but I spent 20 years in the army,” Holmdel / OUU 935 Route 34, Matawan 300" I 00 I from the University of Nebraska at Om­ he said. aha and a master’s degree from Fairleigh Each Office Independently owned & operated Dickinson University, has been accepted into the master’s of divinity program at the New Brunswick Theological Sem inary. At the theological seminary, he plans to become a scholar in Greek and Hebrew. >mfTAl CAR AIARM, Lawson did not receive his degrees until well into adulthood, and because of his education, he stresses the importance i i i i i S s v o S “ fon i of acquiring a good education. O f lit. “In 1956, I was on the championship football team and on the student council. 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Continued from page 1 The girl then pulled a knife and said she was going to stab him if he did not take back calling her a slut, police said. Police said the girl’s friends starting saying, “Do it, do it.” The weapon was a silver knife with a three-inch blade, police said. Detective John Monson and Patrolman Michael Lasko responded. “They were having a mild argument,” Klavon commented about the fight. 1 2 JUNE 7, 1995, THE INDEPENDENT Adopt a Pet Money problems — ------^IwT,nunt\ may shut SPCA caught in a fan belt. BY M A R ILYN DUFF “W e’re running up $10,000 to Staff Writer $15,000 in outside veterinary bills,” said Goetz. T he Monmouth County Society “We want to be compassionate and for the Prevention of Cruelty to humane,” said Goetz, “but at the same Animals is in financial crisis, time, we are putting ourselves into according to Executive Director bankruptcy.” Ursula Goetz. The agency had hoped to expand “W e’re hoping for an additional and repair its existing facility this $10,000 per month from the commu­ year. Problems include a leaking roof nity to get through 1995,” Goetz said and aging wiring. The expansion last w eek. would enable the shelter’s neutering What they need is more public sup­ clinic to handle an additional 10 ani­ port in the form of small $1, $5, and mals a day and bring in another $10 donations. $5,000 per month in operating funds. If they do not get the added income Right now, because of space restric­ for their operating budget, they “will 1 tions, it can neuter 15 animals a day. probably have to close down,” Goetz The $900,000 expansion/renova­ said. tion plan, drawn up a year ago, also The 50-year-old, non-profit includes an expanded cat shelter area, agency, which is located on Wall which would provide a “less stressful Street in Eatontown and is one of two environment.” animal shelters in the county, had The addition would also let the hoped to break ground the end of this agency expand its programs and a gift month for a renovation and expansion, shop. but is shy about $100,000 in a dedicat­ ed building fund. That money cannot So far, $500,000 has been raised be used for the operating budget, but for the expansion, $100,000 short of the expansion would help generate the two-thirds funding needed to break additional operating income through ground. the neutering clinic. Right now the most important “W e’ve had problems before,” said thing is the operating budget, said You can adopt Taz, Lucky and their friends Goetz. “However, this year, during the Goetz. If they can get through 1995, M onday - S aturday 1-5 p.m . * S unday 1 -4 p.m . first five months, we can hardly keep they will be on more solid ground and our head above water, so to speak.” can focus on the building expansion. Adopt a Pet is a weekly public service provided by the Independent in conjunction with the Monmouth County SPCA. Last year the agency lost more than Goetz noted that some people have $200,000 in general income, in part donated to the building fund and not because of its policy of never turning the operating fund, creating another away an animal, even if it is injured, program. Dog w alk to aid SPCA and keeping healthy animals indefi­ There is also a problem with some nitely until they are adopted. people who want to help by sending The Monmouth County SPCA will collecting $50 in contributions or donating Last year the shelter took in more contributions the American SPCA, or hold its 2nd Annual Dog Walk at 9 a.m. that amount. The dog will be walked by than 900 animals for which no one ASPCA, in New York, which is not Saturday, starting at Marine Park in Red an SPCA volunteer in your honor and a paid anything. Most of the former affiliated. Bank. sign with your name will be displayed at owners gave up their animals because The county SPCA has an annual The event, to benefit homeless and ihe Dog Walk acknowledging your spon­ of personal problems, such as lost jobs operating budget of about $850,000, abandoned animals at the SPCA’s sorship. or evictions, and could not afford a which in the past has been funded Eatontown shelter, last year attracted The two-mile walk along Broad Street $30 to $50 fee individuals are normal­ generally one-third each by donations, about 130 dogs. ly charged. asts about two hours. service fees, and bequests. Participants who walk their own dogs It will be led by a patrol dog and a nar­ The SPCA also has six customer Bequests are down dramatically to are asked to raise $25 in pledges and will cotic dog from the Fort Monmouth Canine receive an official SPCA Dog Walk towns, which it bills quarterly on a about $5,000 so far this year, said Unit. per-animal basis. This creates a cash­ G oetz. Bandanna. Those who raise $50 also will flow problem. receive a commemorative SPCA Dog There will also be awards for various The Board of Freeholders provides categories, including the smallest walker “Taking care of so many animals Walk T-Shirt. an annual donation of $7,500, which You can also sponsor a shelter dog or and the one who “tried the hardest.” has really gotten us into a bind,” said For more information, call 542-0040. G oetz. Goetz believes should be increased. an SPCA Pet-Assisted Therapy Dog by Plus the agency is the only shelter Towns which use SPCA services pay $60 for stray cats brought to the in the county that provides a free ABERDEEN BRIEFS Humane Education Program for shelter and an average of $72 per dog, school students and a free Pet Assisted which amounts to about $7 per day, season which runs July through August. Therapy Program for some 30 county said Goetz, since the state requires the Chinese auction set Games are played at 6 p.m. on Monday and nursing homes. animals be held seven days before Wednesday, with rain-out games played on they’re put up for adoption. for tonight Unless community support is re­ Fridays. ceived, Goetz said the programs will All of the animals are vaccinated, The Cliffwood PTA is sponsoring a For more information, call 264-3199. have to be eliminated. and because they often stay for long Chinese auction at 6:30 p.m. tonight at periods of time, fed more expensive Cliffwood Elementary School, Cliffwood Council meeting The next step would be to curtail Avenue. hours, and, if worse comes to worse, “name brand food,” said Goetz, dates scheduled because o f stress. Tickets cost $3. to shut down. Seating is limited to 200 people. The Township of Aberdeen’s regular Accepting injured animals adds to For more information about donat­ Free coffee and cake will be available. and workshop council meetings for the the agency’s financial burden. Last ing to the SPCA, call 542-0040. month of June will be held on June 8, due month, it paid $2,500 for veterinary Located at 260 Wall St., Aberdeen Softball to the June 6 primary election. care for four badly injured animals. Eatontown, the agency is open week­ The second meeting of June will remain They included a dog which had been days from 1 to 5 p.m., and Sundays League seeks team the same, June 20, starting at 7 p.m., at the cruelly abused and a cat that had been from 1 to 4 p.m. Aberdeen Township Women’s Softball township municipal building. League is looking for one team for the 1995 For more information, call 583-4200. THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 7, 1995 1 3

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HOW SHOULD THIS BE PLAYED? — Film star Isabella Rossellini asks her JUST AS PRETTY OFF-SCREEN — Film actress Isabella Rossellini catch­ co-star Stanley Tucci for advice on how a line should be read as they look es a cab in Keyport for a scene in the movie, B ig N ig h t which was filmed over the script of B ig N ig h t. The $4.4 million movie, expected to be last week on the corner of Front and Broad streets. released next year, also stars Anthony Shaloub and Minnie Driver. (Photo by Rich Schultz) (Photo by Rich Schultz) lig h ts, cam era, actio n — & sta rs

Continued from page 1 The streetlights were replaced with case of an emergency, such as a sign On last Wednesday, filming was 1950s fixtures, vintage cars were parked falling down or not appearing just right on scheduled to begin at 9 p.m. but didn’t danger of being driven out of business. along the sidewalks and the appearance of camera. start until 10:25 p.m. Even then, it was The brothers are understandably upset. every store in the movie shooting vicinity “You never know what they’re going short and sporadic, with the preparation The food is so bad at Pascal’s that Primo was changed, some inside as well as out­ to ask me to do,” he said. “They decided longer than the actual filming itself. mutters, “The cook should be shot.'’ side. that the signs were too bright and I had to A lot of fumbling with lights and “People love it,” Secondo answers. The Puerto Rican club storefront was make them duller.” close-up practice shots with cameras went This scene, Number 13, which was turned into a barber shop, complete with Vintage cars on. filmed late at night last Wednesday, was chairs and equipment. Gil’s Market, the About two weeks ago, during a Cruise The rest of the crew, which included the second day of filming. bodega, was transformed into a five and Night vintage car show in Hazlet, local three men with long hair in pony tails and dime shop, with a window filled with The two scenes, 12 and 13, filmed in vintage car owners were approached by Hawaiian shirts, spoke in low tones. One 1950s drugstore items. Keyport last Wednesday night, focused on members of the movie crew. . held a giant microphone. Another sat in the brothers’ dismay as they watch the It was expected that most of the film­ the director’s chair, making wisecracks. According to Charles Conte of glitzy, well-heeled patrons walk out of ing in Keyport would be wrapped up by Still another adjusted the sound quality on Holmdel, the organizer of the local Cruise their big shiny cars and into the upscale Friday, but additional filming was sched­ a piece of equipment. Nights, ‘They took photographs of all of uled for today. restaurant — ignoring the small Paradise the cars they were interested in,” Conte More people stared intently into a Restaurant. Artistic touches said. “They’re using a ’51 Ford, a ’56 small, black and white television monitor For the night scenes, three “cherry “See the doors on all these stores? Chevy and a ’51 Chevy.” rather than watching the live action. pickers,” cranes about 30 feet high, used They’re make-believe,” said Bill Arm­ Conte lent his 1951 Mercury coupe for Two people armed with hair spray high intensity lighting to illuminate the strong of Spring Lake, the artist who the movie. The car remains parked on descended on Tucci’s head fo prepare him darkness. helped transform the little corner of the Broad Street. for the scene. Tucci, one of the lead Glamorous-looking actresses, their hair borough magically back to 1957. actors, shut his eyes, and made a few “I’m only the second owner,” he said, perfectly coifed and skin caked heavily wisecracks. The work, done in two weeks, is im­ stroking the metal on the car. “I feel good with makeup, posed as people walking pressive. The signs — a Laundromat re­ having people look at it. It helps bring The cameras begin rolling. into the restaurant. placing Lil’s thrift shop. Gale’s Hardware back old memories.” One pink and white car pulls up to Filming of the movie is expected to run replacing Hoffman Ceramics, a furniture His friends, all owners of pristine Pascal's and one black car pulls up. Peo­ for seven weeks, but most of the shooting store hiding Bayshore Soccer Supplies, ple get out of the cars and a well-dressed and many others, all with the paint recent­ 1950s cars, also lent their models for the will done indoors on a specially built set couple strolls up Broad Street. inside a New York City warehouse. ly dried, have the appearance of having filming. They’re all getting compensated been out in the sun, rain and snow for $ 150 a day by the production company, he Actor Tucci, dressed in a suit, looks Since it takes place in 1957, the entire said. Keyport block required heavy-duty years. annoyed. He smokes a cigarette in disgust. S lo w g o in g remodeling by the movie crew. Armstrong had to be kept on hand in Continued on next page TH30,H3SriaHI -’MT ,3(!Pf .V 9MU' THE INDEPENDENT. JUNE 7, 1995 1 7 Continued from previous page

He is far away from the Pascal’s commo­ tion, right across the street. Cut. It took all of about one minute. The cars were put into reverse, rolled backward on Broad Street, and once again were placed at their starting mark, on East Front Street. Take two began at 10:40. The pink and white car pulls up to the restaurant and the black car rolls down the East Front Street corner and drives down Broad Street. Tucci looks disgusted. “Look down and then look up to Pas­ cal’s,” said the director, and Tucci obeys. Cut. “It only took three hours."’ said Arm­ strong, out of earshot. Then, Tucci stopped. He looks con­ cerned and say'-. “Maybe T shouldn't m ove at all.” By now, several fans had sneaked around the police barricades and found a 5pot close to the filming. This hidden spot was right between the niaKe-believe fence decorated with faded posters. Michael Philip DelRio, the stand-in for Shaloub, had little to do at this moment but wait on call. THE STARS WERE OUT ALL NIGHT — The movie stars, that is. Filming of the movie B ig N ig h t, which turned the Silverman Photography Studio into the upscale restaurant, Pascal’s, lasted until the wee hours of the morning. He said that being a stand-in is a learn­ The Keyport Borough Council granted the filmmakers their request to film until 3 a.m. ing experience, and also a way to get (Photo by Rich Schultz) good connections in the business. Also, he noted that he learns much about the about people. movie action was taking place, if there toothbrushes, envelopes, Lux soap, lip­ move-making business by observing. “This is all I do,” DelRio said, count­ was indeed any action at all. sticks and baby bottle nipples. All were “You watch it every day,” he said. “I ing among his credits commercials for Most struggled to get a glimpse of the work of the set designers, not the store have great respect for Stanley Tucci. He s HBO. N.Y. Telephone, American Rossellini, who sat with her back to the owner. None of these items is really sold good behind the camera and in front.” Express, but adding, “My wife has the crowd, inside the store. DelRio is also on the board of direc­ full-tim e jo b .” “There’s Isabella,” said one. “She The owner, Raul Perez, said, “This tor? of the Off-West Broadway Theater Between scenes, actress Isabella came by here and walked past us to get hasn’t hurt my business It’s caused a lot Company, on 44th Street and Broadway Rossellini, identical in appearance to her something.” of people to look in the windows.'’ in New York City He played the husband screen image, and in a pensive mood, sat “Did you see her in the milk ads where Also, the production company has fi­ of Jamie Lee Curtis’ best friend in the in a director’s chair, which was placed she has the milk mustache?” asks another. nancially compensated him for any loss in m ovie Blue Steel. (“She’s a sweetheart,” business, he said, noting that he has to squarely in the middle of East Front In the crowd is Keyport’s Mayor DelRio said of Curtis.) lock the doors at 3 p m. Street. Kevin Graham, dressed in a T-shirt ant “I like an independent movie,” he said. Behind the barricade on East Front jeans, blending in quietly with the rest o i Lucy DeVario, a saleswoman for D&D This movie is not about car crashes, it’s Street, more onlookers tried to see what the onlookers. Cash Register, is amused that her store plays the role of the “shoe repair shop,” “This shows you how much work it complete with a lighted hanging sign in takes to put together a movie ” he said the shape of the boot. But. he admitted, “I wouitin t knov 'It s been different, ’ she said. “W e’ve which ones were the stars.” been waiting for the movie stars and the After hesitating, Graham crosses the autographed pictures.' police barricade and says hello the ac­ She said she was excited to meet tresses. “Antonio” from the TV show Wings “You look very nice,” he said “He always says. ‘I am Antonio,’ ” she Business ow ners are thrilled said. The movie people nave been excep­ Gail Maund, owner of Sacks Thrift tionally nice and pleasant, she noted. Avenue, a West Front Street thrift shop, “I told them that I had deliveries and was so thrilled by the filming in Keyport they said, ‘No problem,’ ” she noted. that she devoted her entire front display “They’re wonderful and there’s been no w in d ow to Big Night. The display, the problem at all,” interior of a typical 1950s restaurant, was done by Chris Femicola of Aberdeen, of DeVario said the cash register store has become the hot spot, since most of the Kringle Displays. movie action takes place right before the “It’s so much fun, you can’t help but glass windows. participate,” Maund said of the filming. “People are asking me, ‘Can we come “It gives you a joyful heart.” The business into the office and look out?’ I get to see owner also donned a 1950s-style outfit everything. every day of the filming. “I think the town looks super; it looks Across the street, Twice Is Nice, an fantastic.” DeVario added. “And everyone antique shop, turned its window into a dis­ is pleasant, friendly and pice. Everyone’s play case of 1950s antiques, also in honor all excited and just waiting to see Isabella. BIG NIGHT BY DAY — Authentic 1950s cars lined Broad and Front streets of the movie. in Keyport last week for the movie being filmed there. Many people were They said she was here yesterday with fooled by the many false facades on the stores up and down the streets. Gil’s Market, a bodega, is being used curlers in her hair. Minnie — I don’t The shoe repair shop, barber shop and clock repair and jewelry shop seen for the movie, transformed into “Rose’s 5, know her last name — she’s a young up- in the background are hiding the real businesses underneath. 10, 25 cents Store” for the duration of the and-coming actress — I heard she was (Photo by Lauren Jaeger) filming. The window is filled with 1950s here, too.” 18 JUNE 7, 1995, THE INDE PENDENT

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FUN LEARN'M YOUNG ENVIRONMENTALISTS — Janet Rothenwander and James H A V E WHILE YOU Dubina, student members of the Hazlet Environmental Commission, explain a bat display and bat box at the commission’s headquarters build­ "Academic” Summer Camp ing on Middle Road. (Photo by Marilyn Duff) Com pututer-Aided Instruction in Math, Reading & Language Arts Continued from previous page Vetter also said word is getting around Story-time, Arts & Crafts, Gam es & Snack-tim e The park, which borders the school, is that the commission building is a good LIM ITED SPACE STILL AVAILABLE... 260 acres — the township’s largest natur­ resource center for local and regional Don't Delay - Register Today! al preserve. It is cared for by the environmental information. Environmental Commission. The tract The commission recently had four stu­ Kindergarten Readiness Club includes a lake, pine barrens and diverse dents come in from Beers Street Middle Elem entary Academ ics Club School, she said, who had to research pol­ topography, and is a stopover for migrat­ A F R E E ing birds. lution in Raritan Bay and could not find Rothenwander said the high school information at the library. used to have an environmental club, simi­ There is also a new bat box project at 10 Classes from 9 Am -12 PM lar to some other area schools, but that it Natco Park. Scout troops built about 48 Mondays &/or Wednesdays fell apart. bat boxes which will be mounted in the Beginning June 19th

“If you have a club, you can discuss all park, in hopes of attracting bats to help to EDUCATINC^MERICA^SCHIUJREN kinds of environmental issues,” she said. control the mosquito population. © ^ T i T T * Also it could work with the commission The rectangular boxes, with openings ^ U i V l J ' U S on projects such as water testing. on the bottom, will be placed about 20 Dubina, who hopes to study medicine, feet off the ground in areas where there is / UTOR thinks a high school club is a “wonderful a lot of surface water. Middletown Plaza idea.” While they might not be pretty to look Highway 35 and Harmony Road Aside from helping the commission, at, according to a commission fact sheet, he said there is a “lot to be done at the “a single little brown bat can catch 600 (908) 671-8555 high school.” There is no recycling there mosquitoes in a hour.” at all, he said, plus the school does not use recycled paper, two things he would like to change. Must Make Room For Our New & E! :clusive Anne Roberts Bridal Line! “I think we should work on promoting Natco Park,” said Rothenwander, calling it “the hidden treasure of Hazlet.” SUNDAY A lot residents don’t know it exists, BRIDAL pointed out Rothenwander. The main en­ trance is behind the Lakeside Manor J U N E 1 1 Restaurant on Route 36, so it is not readi­ GOWN ly visible. Neither of the two students 1 1 - 3 knew about the park before joining the commission. Hundreds Of Designer Gowns SALE at these Low Prices... Discussing other changes at the com­ mission, Vetter noted that the little “white • Formals...... $15 house” headquarters building — located • Proms...... $25 to 50 between Middle Road School and the • Mothers...... $50 and up municipal complex — has been changed around so that the front room is now a Every Dress In Stock On Sale! nature education center, with revolving displays. A smaller back room, which formerly housed displays, is now used as office space. A N D U P The commission has also started hold­ ing its regular monthly meeting, the first Monday of the month, in the town hall Route 9 North Between Rt 520 & Te;Jas Road • Marlboro • 972-0080 meeting room. The “little building just got If unable to attend call for an appointm nt & we will honor these low prices. too crowded,” with 15 to 18 people pre­ sent, explained Vetter. J»*> ■ ’ 1 ''-j ■ • -:C ^ ' 24 JUNE 7, 1995, THE INDEPENDENT

HAZLET NOTES Registrations are currently accepted at Hazlet Rec. race the recreation office, James J. Cullen Cen­ ter, Veterans Memorial Park, 1776 Union OFF set for June 25 Ave., Hazlet. The Hazlet Recreation Commission For more information, call (908) 739­ already Low Prices will again sponsor the Rainbow Founda­ 0653. tion’s 3.1-mile (5 kilometer) run/walk on Special O rders. June 25. The run/walk begins at 9 a.m. at the end of the Hazlet Swim and Tennis Registration opens Club, Green Acres Drive. The Rainbow Foundation provides fi­ for dance classes nancial assistance to battered and abused Hazlet Recreation is sponsoring sum­ children. mer dance classes for children starting on Iren, Teen, Adult Bedrooms For more information, call (908) 739­ June 27 for six w eeks at James J. Cullen 0653. Center, Veterans Memorial Park, Union & Set Up! A venue. MANY STYLES All classes are held on Tuesdays. Register now for Creative Movement, for children ages TO CHOOSE FROM: 3 and 4, will be offered at 10 a.m. • VA” Bullnose Bible school Ballet/Jazz, for ages 5 and up, starts at The Faith Reformed Church, 215 •3” Bullnose 11 a.m. Middle Road, Hazlet, is sponsoring a You may register immediately at the • Front Waterfall morning vacation Bible school from June recreation office located at the center. Fee • Radius & Clip Comers 26-30. The free program is for children, is $25. ages 4-12. For more information, call 739-0653. \\ e Specialize in: Registrations are now being accepted. Leather & Fabric Sectionals For more information, call (908) 888­ Children’s karate Custom Entertainment Centers 0200. Lacquer & Acrylic Dining Rooms program starting Remote Wall Units Tennis program set Hazlet Recreation is sponsoring a chil­ Computer Work Areas dren’s karate program, starting the week Bars to begin July 3 of July 10 at Amato’s Studio, Palmer Av­ Designers on Staff Hazlet Recreation Commission is enue, Hazlet. Lessons are from 3-3:45 sponsoring a tennis program for beginners p.m. Children, ages 4-7, take lessons on and intermediates, ages 7-17, starting on Wednesdays; ages 8-14, on Fridays. July 3 at Raritan High School tennis Cost of the program is $30 and in­ Towne Pointe Center cludes eight lessons and a uniform. " S s t courts. The five-week program includes > * *- 357 Rt. 9 South • Manalapan^ one-hour of instruction given twice a You may register immediately at the week between the hours of 9 a.m. and 2 recreation office at the James J. Cullen 908-536-0740 p.m., depending on the group. Center, Veterans Memorial Park, Union All M ajor Credit Cards Accepted Cost is $30. Students must have their A venue. Open 7 Days: M on, Tues, Sat. 10-6 • W ed, Tliu r, Fri 10-9 • Sun 12-5 own racket and wear proper attire. For more information, call 739-0653.

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Schools m ust take vio lence serio u sly

A generation ago the story goodness it’s not as serious as it was “boy meets girl” This appears to be. It was an isolated week, sadly, our headline incident between two students.” reads, “Girl stabs boy.” And finally he described the According to police reports, on confrontation as “a mild argu­ May 31, at Matawan Regional ment.” High School, inside a social studies Based on Klavon’s track record classroom, a girl allegedly stabbed of deep concern for the students in a boy in the forearm because he the district, we’re sure he is taking was teasing her. this incident seriously. But his Police said that prior to the stab­ comments lead us to believe that bing the girl’s friends were egging he is not taking it seriously her on to do it, chanting, “S :ab enough. him, stab him.” First, whether you call the inci­ For several years now, large dent a “stabbing” or a “jabbing,” cities have been grappling with one student allegedly pulled out a violence in their schools. Some knife and attacked another student have gone so far as to install metal with it. If the knife had landed in detectors at their schools’ the boy’s chest instead of his arm entrances. In the Bronx, many the result could have been fatal. schools no longer have recess for Parents with children in the high fear children will get caught in a school must let school officials crossfire. know that this type of behavior Now, it seems the problem of will not be tolerated. End of dis­ violence in the schools has become cussion. problem in the suburbs as well. Second, calling this stabbing “an Matawan Regional High School isolated incident” is meaningless. is not the only school in the area A student allegedly came to school suddenly faced with students carry­ armed and then attacked another ing weapons. student. A student allegedly decid­ A freshman girl stabbed a junior ed that the best way to solve a girl in the corridors of South problem she had with another stu­ Brunswick High School two weeks dent was to stab him. t a r z a h Clearly the school needs to have ago. Earlier in the year a student ApetiAH o ? t h e A/wenes^ brought a gun to school in East a more effective conflict-resolution Brunswick and in Old Bridge a stu­ program. dent (believe it or not) took a hand If the district doesn’t address' grenade to school. the issue immediately, you can bet Fighting in school is nothing it won’t be an isolated incident for new — but the introduction of long. weapons has raised the danger of Finally, calling the fight and these fights to a whole new level. stabbing a “mild argument” is sim­ While fists can sometimes do seri­ ply absurd. Does someone have to ous damage, weapons kill. die or be seriously wounded in Apathy hurting M iddletown order for the superintendent to con­ Superintendent of Schools Mike sider it a “serious argument”? We very often hear discussions of apa­ bad, can be the voice of the people when they use their right to vote often and prop­ Klavon’s comments about the inci­ In the coming weeks, hopefully thy, lack of public interest and involve­ we’ll be able to report that the ment in government and in the election of erly. dent are unsettling. public officials. Once again, the voters Conditions in Middletown Township First Klavon noted that the school district is facing up to the have clearly projected the excessive continue to get worse because the citizens description of the incident would problem of student violence amount of apathy that exists in and taxpayers are allowing poor perform­ Middletown Township at the recent ers to get elected or remain in office. You be better termed a “jabbing” instead of simply offering state­ ments aimed more at public per­ school board election. are getting what you ask for — excessive instead of a “stabbing.” When 98 percent of the voters do not tax increases and spending. This condition Klavon further said, “Thank ception than student safety. vote, there is a serious display of public is not limited to Middletown. It is a na­ apathy. I hear taxpayers complaining tionwide problem in all areas of govern­ about excessive taxes, but they do not at­ ment. By failure to vote, you surrender Write to the Independent tempt to participate in government or are your right to choose. You can blame no Got an idea? Opinion? Want to share it with your neighbors? Write: The too busy or too lazy to vote. When less one but yourself for bad representation. Independent, 7 Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick, N.J. 08816. You can also than 15 percent of the people vote, you are We must remove politics from the fax us at 254-0486 or 254-0256. Letters must include the writers address and accepting the result, without a proper school system. a telephone number for verification purposes only. voice, in what your failure to vote has pro­ JOHN J. FAGLIARONE duced. Government performance, good or Belford

11***; ka.1yifti - • «* 1 1 iiijfcSXi iliulu MMHTi ' 1 II L w J l THE INDEPENDENT. JUNE 7. 1995 27 SAVE UP TO M,148 cvitA, ‘Ditouutfo & THE GREAT 1995 CENTRAL AIR Quality o f schools affects all CONDITIONING CRAP SHOOT Roll The Dice & Determine Your Own Discount o f M iddletow n’s residents Call for details. Expire 6-73.9.5 Call Today For Free Estimates Recently, several citizens of Middle­ public forum because not one public­ " h“ ie“cy ^JUNE SPECIAL' town have complained that the Township speaking meeting was held regarding this I 3 Ton Super I Committee did not cut enough from the issue. Something is wrong when our free­ Special Price 1 school budget. Although some may argue dom of speech is denied. 5 8 3 -8 9 9 9 that they had an obligation to cut the bud­ Last week, the township finally stated get — since it failed — I believe they also publicly that our “schools are in crisis.” | $1 6 2 3 1 1-800-719-7833 ™ ThicThis pricenriro icis after rphatPQ rebates and had a more important obligation to protect The public must support a referendum (Mxim i'ra crap snoot discount , 25% OFF Initial Service^ those citizens who cannot vote — our before the decline in our schools negative­ 2 thru 5 Ton Units ^ JJ ^ Exgjres_6-_30-95_____ CALL_ ^ children. Yes, it is a parent’s duty to vote, ly affects our property values. Why were but when a parent neglects their obliga­ these messages not conveyed when a ref­ tions to their child, does our society leave erendum was actually being considered? that child unprotected? No, an agency I hope that Middletown will realize the W a l t ’ s S l e e p S h o p i s y o u r d i r e c t steps in to help, just as the state will step necessity to pass a referendum in the up­ in to help our children because this town­ coming months. I believe the whole com­ CONNECTION TO EXPERT BEDDING ship has not provided adequate facilities munity must be made aware of the mas­ for them. sive problems our schools have and the ADVICE AND QUICK DELIVERY! Over 3,000 people signed a petition consequences our township will face if asking the township not to cut the budget. nothing is done. I feel it is not only the That was more than the amount of votes board of education’s responsibility, but against it. That election also took place the Township Committee’s as well, since before the state report condemning 79 they are responsible for the welfare of our sub-standard classrooms was made avail­ town as a whole and our property values. I able to the public. I believe that the results urge them both to educate the public and of that election would be very different if consider all our citizens, especially the that vote took place today. children. Letters, artworks and phone calls were DONNA PINAMONTI received by the Township Committee, but M id d le t o w n P H O N E 1-800-400-2055 our citizen’s voices were never heard in a M osquito control plan is > Free HERE’S HOW IT WORKS: Layaway Our goal is simple. To provide the right mattress at the > Free right price. After discussing your needs with one of our very im portant to county Delivery To | factory-trained bedding specialists, you’ll choose from Monmouth & ’ a selection of some of the world’s most famous names Northern Ocean^ in sleep. Without having to leave home. For a price I was extremely pleased to read of Sen. in discussions with other county and state Counties Including^ that’s easy to take. 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By the time this is printed, Middletown Peter Merluzzi may be moving on to Superintendent Peter Merluzzi, the best greener, non-political pastures. thing to have happened to our district in The only responsible thing that Mr. years, will probably be history. I cannot Stokes can do at this point is resign. He Mon-Fri I 7 1 7 H igh w ay 3 5 , stay silent knowing the reason why this has bungled his responsibilities as board Middletown, NJ. excellent leader was driven out of our dis­ president and, in the process, has probably 10-9 Across from Howard trict. Besides his political grandstanding, cost us two years’ progress toward solving Sat. 10-5 Johnson it seems that newly elected Board Middletown’s numerous problems. Per­ Sun. 12-5 671-1055 President Tom Stokes has suffered an haps if he would do this immediately, we Phone Orders Accepted identity crisis, believing he, in fact, was may still have an opportunity to keep our 1-800-400-2055 351 Highway 35, the superintendent. Obviously, there isn’t valued superintendent. OPEN Eatontown, NJ. enough room in Middletown for both J O D I R O S E 1/2 mile South of S l e e p S h o P 7 these men. Unfortunately, it seems that Middletown Monmouth Mall DAYS 389-2055 Phone Orders Accepted 28 THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 7, 1995

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I S A V E o n ! Fund-raiser slated THOUSANDS f e P F r T E M f l for June 17 Rom pers: Baby G itano- color Tra. Doe S p u n ‘ Baby Beluga A youth basketball invitational, spon­ .-r a™-CotU»-A.eoBlu_ sored by the recreation department of Ab­ erdeen Township, Goodsports USA and Upscale International, will be held from 9 STTx* a.m. to 6 p.m. on June 17 at the Matawan o Middle School. Teams from local town­ ships will compete in the fund-raising event that will benefit the Oklahoma Dis­ aster Fund. Admission is $5 for adults; $2 for chil­ dren; and free for children under 5. Donations from individuals and busi­ nesses will be accepted. Make checks payable to Aberdeen Township.

MIDDLETOWN j U j f S Knights to sponsor BRICK PLAZA .T o a n l IS 2 6 2 - 0 7 7 7 garage/bake sale No Layaways on Sale Items Scouting and Some Exclusions The Middletown Knights are sponsor­ ing a garage and bake sale from 9 a.m. to LAKEWOOD O LD BRIDG E SAYREVILLE SHREWSBURY FREEHOLD SEAVIEW SQ. 3 p.m. at 35 Thorne Place, Middletown. 3 7 0 - 4 9 0 0 6 7 9 - 9 0 9 0 5 2 5 - 0 7 3 3 7 4 7 - 1 9 0 0 7 8 0 - 0 0 0 7 9 1 8 - 1 2 1 1 For more information, call 671-6103. ______—------* ’ — J - ■■

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PH Holiday Inn, Tinton Falls. Novice level hikes AUDITION in Huber-Hartshorne Conservation Area, Locust. Bring lunch. Fee is $4. (908) 449­ 7827. Sunday and Monday • Nifty-Fifty Plus, a group of Jewish sin­ • Meadow Kids Productions wil hold gles, ages 50 plus, meets 2-4:30 p.m. at auditions from 3-7 p.m. on Sunday and from Temple Beth Ahm, Lloyd Road, Aberdeen. 5:30-8:30 p.m. on Monday at The Meadow Entertainment and refreshment provided. Theater, The Galleria Atrium, Bridge Av­ Cost is $6. (908) 972-8352 enue and West Front Street, Red Bank. Needed are boys and girls, between the Monday ages of 8-16, who sing and are comfortable • The Association of Mobile Home with improvisation. (908) 758-0099. Owners meets at 8 p.m., Veterans Memorial Park, new community and senior center, 1776 Union Ave., Hazlet. (908) 739­ CLUBS 3056. Tuesday Today • Garden Club of Hazlet meets at 2 p.m. • Quest, a discussion group for singles, at the Little White House, Environmental meets at 7:45 p.m. at the First Unitarian Building, Weigard Complex. (908) 264-6011. Church, 1475 West Front St., Lincroft. Cost • The Middletown Area Chamber of is $5. (908) 747-0707. Commerce will hold a networking business card exchange 5-7:30 p.m. at The Wild Bird Friday Marketplace, Bradlees Shopping Center, • Young Republicans will hold ts Route 35, Middletown. RSVP (908) 671­ monthly meeting from 7-9 p.m. at the Court 3360. Jester, Aberdeen. Open bar and refresh­ ments served. (908) 577-0268. FUND RAISERS Saturday * National Council of Negro Women Inc. will host its annual health awareness Friday announces its breakfast from 9 a.m. to noon at the Lunch • First Assembly of God LOOKING FOR FISH — Four-year-old Michelle Macchio of Hazlet pre­ coffee house at 7:30 p.m. at the church, 220 Break, comer of West Bergen Place and pares to go fishing Saturday at the Hazlet Recreation Department’s Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury. Admission is Bridge Avenue, Red Bank. Donations are annual Fishing Derby at Veterans Memorial Park. free. Refreshments will be available. (908) $3. (908) 747-8642. (Photo by Rich Schultz) 741-0048. Sunday Saturday • Basset Valley Singles Hikers meets of Holy Family Church is hosting a flea market from presented by RTG Productions, will be weekly at 12:15 p.m., rear parking lot of • The Holy Name Society 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the school parking performed at 8 p.m. at the Strand Theatre, lot, Route 36, Hazlet. (908) 739-9705. L a k e w o o d . Tickets are $18 and $15, with • The Monmouth Civic Chorus will discounts for children under 12, senior citi­ host a lawn sale from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at zens and groups of 10 or more. (908) 219­ Monmouth Grace United Methodist Church, 0081. 76 Wyckoff Road, Eatontown. (908) 747­ 0860. Saturday and Sunday S E E R ED • Tribute, a comic drama, will be pre­ sented by the Aberdeen/Matawan Reper­ FOR K ID S tory Theatre at 8 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church, Matawan. Tickets are $10 and $8 for stu­ Saturday, Sunday, June 17 and 24 dents and seniors. (908) 583-1093. • The Littlest Tailor will be presented at 2:30 p.m. at The First Avenue Playhouse, 123 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Dessert Daughters, a come­ starts at 2 p.m. and requires reservations. dy produced by Cost is $8 and includes desserts. (908) 291 - Deeva Productions 7552. ✓, will be performed at 8:15 m. on Fridays and Saturdays through June 17 aturdays through june 24, • The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe, with a 2 p.m. matinee this for ages 3-14, will be performed at 11 a.m. Sunday, at the Navesink by The Meadow Theater, The Galleria Library Theatre, Sears and Atrium, Bridge Avenue and West Front Monmouth avenues, Street, Red Bank. Tickets are $6. (908) Navesink section of 758-0099. Middletown. The play deals with an Italian- Saturdays through Dec. 30 American family, living in • Improv Jam, Jr., comedy show for Brooklyn, N.Y. Tickets cost ages 10-16, performed at 8 p.m., The $10 and $7 for students Meadow Theater, The Galleria Atrium, and seniors. For reserva­ Bridge Avenue and West Front Street, Red tions, call (908) 291-9211. Bank. Tickets are $6. (908) 758-0099. Brookdale Community THEATER College will present On the Side of Angels, a musical revue featuring the Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays songs of Sheldon Harnitk, through June 25 who is known for such • Hound of the Baskervilles will be musicals as presented at 8:30 p.m., with desserts at 8 Fiddler on the Roof. Performances will be p.m. on Thursdays, Fridays and Satur­ at 8 p.m. on Friday and CALL Tele-Crliirje 212 • 239 • 6200 days, at First Avenue Playhouse, 123 First Saturday, with a 3 p.m. Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Cost is $12 on Outside Metro NY 800* 432*7250 performance on Sunday. Thursdays; $18 on Fridays and Saturdays. Group Sales 212*398*8383 or 800*223*7565 General admission is $12; A 2 p.m. matinee will be held on June 25; $10 for children and senior * AMBASSADOR THEATRE • 219 W. 49th St cost is $18. Call (908) 291-7552. citizens; $8 for Brookdale students. For more in­ Saturday formation, call (908) 224­ • Ravensbruck, a suspense drama 2411.

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w m — 1 m k Pegrtorn Forms le e Turkey. Fqrrn Staffers BrQftkrgst Father/child 2170 Rt. 35 Hickory Corner Road Farm Market Holm del Hightstown Route 520 (Wes* of Route 79) fishing derby set 908-264-0256 609-448-0629 M arlboro Fresh Strawberries C all For Hours The Middletown Township Depart­ Picked Dally From Our lo cal Farm U-Ptck or Pre-Picked 908-946-9666 ment of Parks and Recreation is sponsor­ Strawberries & Vegetables Farm Fresh Produce ing a father/child fishing derby from ll Bedding Plants & Hanging Baskets a.m. to 2 p.m. on June 17 — rain or shine. Putchies Farm Market EkdqhPs Greenhouse The derby will be held at the Port Mon­ (H om e of the Big Tomato) To A dvertise 197 Dutch Lane mouth Pier. 1285 Hwy. 36 Freehold H e r e Pre-registration is required; no regis­ Hazlet tration will be accepted on the day of the 908-462-6546 C a l l 908-888-4808 Geranium s, Annuals event. The derby is for township residents White Corn, W atermelons Herbs, Perennials only. Fee is $5 per pair. Jersey Strawberries & other 1-800-660-4ADS Participants must bring their own bait Fru its & Vegetables . . : - and tackle. For more information, call 615-2260.

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Unafraid of commitment/ Children ok. 0*2715(6x07/12) SWM. 49, physically fit, suc­ ble LTR. TT2629(ex instructions. You can then preferred. P2693(exp7/5) LTR. Race open. Middlesex ACTIVE AND ATTRACTIVE PROFESSIONAL cessful, seeks a well-groomed, HELLO LOVE enter the four-digit number 11pm. We'll help you MOONLIGHT SERENADE County. 1?2615(exp6/28) Female, 56, energetic, good fig­ 21 YEAR-OLD intelligent woman of Quality and SWM, 30s, 5’10", 175lbs, seeks ure, excellent cook, likes tennis, Handsome SWM, 21, 5’9", col- in an ad, or browse the voice write your FREE ad and Widowed WJF, would like to BEAUTIFUL WIDOW confidence, 35-49, for friend­ N/S, warm-hearted lady who meet JM, 63-72, N/S, to .sere­ music, movies, theater, danc­ lege-grad, seeks intelligent, out­ ship, possible relationship. enjoys dancing, laughter, mu­ greetings in the nade her. Must like travel. Widowed WF, 56, 5'6", would ing. 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TT2545(exp6/21) Attractive, good-natured, fit, average build, seeks WF, 18­ Matawan area, seeks diet/exer­ FRIENDSHIP AND LOVE To listen and respond to voice personal ads, call 25, active, honest and attrac­ cise partner at local gym for looking/build, with graduate NOW & FOREVER, secure, widowed WJM, 59, SWF, 24, medium build, brown tive. g2610(exp6/28) degree, sense of humor. tT IT CAN HAPPEN enjoys conversation, music, days, evenings, weekends. eyes, caring, honest, seeks Overweight/On weight-loss pro- ~ !exp7/5) Petite, attractive Monmouth I-900-370-2131 sports, dancing and travel. SUPER NICE GUY SWM, 25-31, who likes danc­ STARTING OVER Call costs $ 1.95 per minute. Must be 18 or over. Seeking attractive, affectionate, Mid-50s, 6’, 170lbs, (beach qram. g2655(exp7/5>______ing, dining, comedy clubs, out­ County SWF, 42, seeks N/S, SWF, 31, brown/brown, ntelli- drug-free, healthy M to share unencumbered SWF, slender to area), attractive, sincere, intelli­ RUNNING doors and much more. 1T2719 gent, caring, honest, success­ music, moments and mutual medium build, for LTR. TP2660 gent, with varied interests. PARTNER WANTED WM, 58, seeks female runner (exp7/12) ful, single mom. Enjoys fidelity. Monmouth County. TT ♦ M eet Your Match ♦ (exp7/5) >eeks permanent relationship PERSONALITY PLUS fun/romantic times, theater, din­ TALL, DARK, HANDSOME with slender woman, 42-52, for off-road training at local 2606(exp6/28) parks. Entrepreneur a plus. DWF, 5’2’\ pretty, enjoys dining, ing out, music, travel. Seeking SWM, 28, black/hazel, average who knows what it means to LOOKING FOR A LITTLE TLC NEW START ACHY BREAKY HEART love and share. 1T2607(exp Q2622(exp6/28) dancing, music, quiet evenings intelligent S/DWM, 30-45, DWM, 35, 6’, blond/hazel, Cute, kind, sensitive and loyal build, shy, quiet, seeks F, 23­ sense of humor, similar inter­ Very sociable SWF, 21, college 6/28) GOLFERS WANTED at home. Seeks WM, 43-53, student, very attractive, brown/ father of three, seeks honest, SWJM, 29, 5 ’10”, 180lbs, in 31, for dating. Serious replies ests, friendship/LTR. 13*2667 only. TT2659(exp7/5) REASONABLE MAN Female golfer seeks female golf with good personality and simi­ brown, likes the beach, seeks sincere DWF, 27-35, good shape, seeks attractive, slender partner for weekends and (exp7/5) sense of humor, into camping, SWF. 23-33, for romance and PURELY SANE In-shape, patient, loyal, enter­ lar interests. g2712(exp7/12) nice guy, 21-27, tall (6’+), who’s taining, fun, interesting, dancer, weekdays.lys. tast East brurBrunswick UNIQUE MAN SOUG -IT honest and caring. No games. fishing, bowling, C&W, dancing, intimacy. tP2707(exp7/12) SWM. 45, 5’10”, 196lbs, nice LIKES TO DANCE Pretty SWF. 23, dark brown conversationalist, DWJM, 6’1”, area, g :2548(exp ' 6/21) g2556(exp6/21) dining. Moms ok. © 2728(exp looking, no nonsense. Wishes DWPF, independent mom, 41, eyes, N/S who loves from deep 7/12) SEEKING to meet a pretty blonde/brown 175lbs. Seeking WF, 30+, Christian values, attractive, fit, LIKE TO TRAVEL? who’s slim, trim, nappy, intelli­ within her soul, seeks attractive, POSITIVE ATTITUDE SOMEONE SPECIAL female. 28-52 who is down-to- seeks romantic, emotionally SPM, N/S, 24-30, seekirg that Full-figured SWF, 35, seeks SWM seeks SWF, 18+, who earth. *0*2656(6X07/5) gent and partner material, *0* husky, affectionate SWM who DJM, 42, 6’2’, 185lbs, good JUST FRIENDS stable, independent, N/S S/DM special forever love. B‘2657 wants to share fun and hopeful­ JUST HANGIN’ OUT :608(exp6/28) like to travel and laugh. Must be sense of humor, in good athletic (age/race unimportant) to share (exp7/5) shape, has own hair, likes ly form a lasting relationship. SWM 31, seeks SWF 25-35, for LET’S BE FRIENDS life with. g2698(exp7/5) WARM & TENDER outgoing, funny, romantic and tT2665(exp7/5) SWM, disabled, early 50s, CREATIVE sports, the shore, bowling and LTR, who enjoys, movies, AND VISIONARY DWCF, 5’3”, chestnut brown/ desire serious LTR. IT 2523 having a good time. W 2 7 2 5 music, or just hanging out. chubby, on social security, LET’S DO SUMMER... (exp6/21) LIKE YOUNGER MEN? Fast-paced JM entrepreneur, in style. DJF, 48, 5’6”, brown/ brown, 45, enjoys outdoors (exp 7/12) 1T2658(exp7/5)______seeks friendship with SWF. SWM, 26, loves older women. Must enjoy rides in country, getting ready for the next ven­ green, fit, seeks tall, handsome quiet times. Seeking apprecia­ BLUE-EYED BLONDE I’M WORTH A CALL I’m attractive, fit, energetic, col­ SINCERE-CARING Atlantic City once a month and ture in life, seeks eclectic tive, affectionate, trustworthy Friendly, positive and energetic Good-looking SWM, 21, 150lbs, lege-educated. looking for casu­ Handsome, fit, financially male to share movies, travel, all quiet times. P2605(exp6/28) female counterpart, 25-33, for sorts of fun in the sun. 1T2697 S/DWCM, 35-40s, who a Dpreci- DWF, 52, seeks fun-loving light brown/6lue, college gradu­ al relationship with slim, attrac­ secure SWM. I’m 5’1 0 \ 170lbs, ates life and love. tT26ly(exp SWPM, 48+, who is looking for friendship and stimulating con­ (exp7/5) ate with excellent job, seeks tive female. TT2692(exp7/5) ouna 42. Seeking a fit S/DWF, HOWARD STERN versation. ?T2709(exp 7/12) 6/28) a meaningful relationship. FAN WANTED attractive SWF, 19-25, into hav­ , for dining, dancing, the MOMMY LOOKING FOR A FRIEND SLIM BRUNETTE 2527(exp6/21) HONEST ROMANTIC If you are a petite SF, toned, ing fun. with sense of humor. beach, travel and more. T t 2636 AND ME Honest, caring widow, 54, 57", DWF, 40s, romantic, honest, JUST FOR YOU For friendship/possible LTR. SWM, 33, seeks intelligent, (exp6/28) firm, 18-25, listen to Howard trustworthy SF, 27-35. who Stay-at-home mother of two blonde, seeks honest, outgoing down to earth, seeks honest Busy SWF, 23, likes movies, tT2723(exp7/i2i Stern, give me a call. I’m 6’2", enjoys walks in the park, going HANDSOME PROFESSIONAL small children seeks other SWM, 55-70, to spend time with caring man. who wants a lasting music, clubbing and going out. COMMITTED SW M , young 40, 6’, I90lbs, 210lbs, SWM, 24, simply look­ and develop lasting friendship/ fishing and late night romantic ing for a girlfriend. lT2604(exp moms for friendly play group. relationship. tT2617(expa/28) Looking for SWM, 22-26, with TO MARRIAGE financially secure, athletic; Q2517(exp6/21) relationship. Q2696(exp7/5) dinners. No aames, Middlesex EXPLORER good values for friendship first Athletic SWM, 26. 6’, 175lbs, Co jn 26>91(exp7/5)______enjoys dining, dancing^ vaca­ NEED SW PF, 35. full-figurec, 5’7", and more later. TT252§(exp brown/brown, enjoys weekend tions, sporting events. Seeking LOOKING TO SAY HELLO FUN-LOVING BRIT FUN TIMES A FRIEND? Widowed WF, 53 (feels 40), brown/green, enjoys tra/elling, 6/21) getaways, long drives. Seeking attractive, slim SWCF, 25-35, Tall, dark and handsome So do I. WF, 22, honest, great down-to-earth, traditional, fun- SWM, 39, brown/brown, 5’11”, loves AC, dancing, dining, outdoors, long walks, geology, SINCERE & HONEST who’s romantic, fun, outgoing, SWPM, 50, seeks SWF, rea­ sense of humor, enjoys going to to-be-with SWF, for relationship enjoys long rides, camping, the sonably attractive, communica­ movies, theater, crazy about diverse interests, sci-fi, classics, Warm SWF, 39, 5’6”, 135lbs, beach, seeks SWF. 30-38. chil­ adventurous, for possible LTR. clubs, movies, the shore, hang­ arts, literature, mini golf. and marriage. 112721 (exp7/12) tive, understanding. Let’s enjoy club music, seeks SWM, 40-55, enjoys walking, dancing, dren welcome. 1T2689(exp7/5) g2635(exp6/28) ing out. Seeking F, 21-25, Seeking romantic SWPM, with movies and music. Seeking SEEKING FOR FUN nature walks, water sports, the Middlesex/Monmouth Counties. N/S, financially secure like ROLLS ROYCE STYLE simple things in life. TP2511 similar interests. ® 2 6 l6 (e x p SWM, 39+, with similar inter­ SOMEONE SPECIAL SWM, 30, enjoys sports, music, g2506(exp 6/21)______myself. TP2695(exp7/5) Attractive, considerate, intelli­ (exp6/21)______6/28) ests to enjoy good times. SWM. 36, 6’2", average build, outdoor activities, walks in the enjoys outdoors, movies, din­ gent, open-minded SWM, 5’11", P2532(exp6/21) medium build, brown/green. park. Seeking SWF, 22-32, with ner. long walks. Seeking sin­ sense of humor, who loves to LONELY cere. flexible, easygoing, Seeking SF, 28-40, up to size 6, Widowed WJF would like to who has Rolls Royce style and dance. g2634(exp6/28) approachable female, 31-3/. PASSION & PLEASURE meet JM interested in the good tr2722(exp7/12) a Harley heart. 1T2685(exp7/5) life - walks, talks and closeness. OUTGOING, SWM, 6’, 180lbs, brown/blue, GUNNISON BEACH seeks very busy SF, who’s in I r u & u n C u i s i n e Must be outgoing and like going Handsome SWM, 41, 5’10", FRIENDLY O U R out. N/S. g2531(exp6/21) Interesting SWM, 25, 5 ’10", shape, for occasional dating. 165lbs, seeks S/DWF, who g2633(exp6/28)______S < m OA '1*4***. RESPOND IF... enjoys Gunnison Beach at 180lbs, just out of LTR. Seeking STRANGE you are searching for a cute, Sandy Hook as much as I do. new and exciting adventures. SENSE OF HUMOR outgoing SWF. 25, green eyes, H2690(exp7/5) Call if you’re interested. 1T2683 ‘SmU‘et. 1H«h. - Sot. *5.9S (exp7/i Are you tired of perfect ads? full-figured with a variety of GOOD- SWM, 29, handsome, intelli­ interests, and are a S/DWM, LOOKING & TRUSTWORTHY LET’S r FREE DINNER Value lip lo $10.00 ^ A D C A N HAVE FUN! gent, film buff, seeks zany, 25-34. No games. *0*2519(exp SWM. 31. 5’11’’, blue-eyed, fit. mature S/DF, into pop culture, Widowed WM, 40s, 5’7’\ 155 Buy 1 Entree & Get Second Entree J 6/21) financially secure, educated off-beat movies. ff22632(exp ( SUMMER FUN homeowner, with various inter­ lbs, brown/brown, with teenage 6/28) of Equal or Less Price FREE SWF, 21. 5’6", light brown/ ests. Seeking attractive, slen­ son, enjoys outdoors, beaches, ATTRACTIVE E l E T L i C D C fishing. Atlantic City, dining out. hazel, seeks SWM, stocky, der, feminine, intelligent, inde­ SJM. 25, seeks cute SJF, 18­ d iz n e z n c attractive, outgoing, who enjoys pendent SWPF. 25-32. no Seeking friendship/ possible 24, for a real friendship, to hanc the beach for friendship or dependents, with morals/val­ relationship with caring S/DF, out and have fun. 1T263i ues, for LTR. ®2718(exp7/12) romance. t?2516(exp6/21) 30+. 1T2681 (exp7/5) (exp6/28)______908-566-0600

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Prior purchases excluded. r (0 Sa le does not include jewelry, evening shoes, fall sh o e s and evening bags. m 9 0 8 - 6 7 1 - 5 S H H □ SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE □ THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 7. 1995 35 Sauces, seasonings WE WELCOME YOU TO ~TT N e w S e o u l G a r d e n stand out at Aldo’s Korean & Japanese Restaurant UNION SQUARE MALL • RT. 35 SOUTH • MIDDLETOWN, NJ BY MARC SCHLOSSBERG 7 4 7 - 9 2 7 7 • Sushi Bar LUNCH SPECIALS Dining Critic Slarlinii ifc 13 • BBQ Dishes A t Prepared At Your Table he unassuming setting and small GRAND OPENING SUSHI SPECIAL BU Y ONE DINNER ENTREES T dining area at Aldo’s Ristorante in no way reflect the extraordinarily good food, preparation and distinctive SUSHI *1 °?^ GET 1 FREE © M inim um "I O piece order. O f Equal or Lesser Value. sauces that Aldo’s will become known Aldo's Ristorante Excludes House Specials, Fresh Fish Only. Lunch Specials,& Sushi ala cart for. 2248 Route 130 IS/lon. to T h u rs. O nly. Owner Aldo Ferraro has managed to With This Coupon thru 7/10/95 With This Coupon thru 7/10/95 eradicate thoughts of the prior establish­ Church Lane Plaza Bring VoLjr Own Spirits - OPEN 7 DAYS 1 1 :30 AM TO 10 PM ment, which was known as Mulberry Morth Brunswick Street, and its cuisine. His love for the (908) 422-7070 restaurant business has been constant since he was 17. This, his second full-fare Hours: Monday-Friday, 11 a.m. to effort (between pizza parlors) “is well on 1 0 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, GRAND , its way to being my best,” remarked Fer­ 5-10 p .m . raro. Reservations: Accepted Together with chef Jack D’Angelo and Credit cards: Most major RE-OPENINGl staff, Ferraro has put together a concen­ Alcohol: Bring your own trated menu and impressive dining experi­ Sm oking: No nonsmoking ence. Within seven short months, they al­ o f t h e ready have “those in the know” coming section available back on a regular basis. ‘ Ire: Casual An overview of the dinner menu finds idicapped: Accessible TOWEL capriccio di manzo (sliced raw tenderloin with onions and capers), fresh mozzarella with parma prosciutto, shrimp Dijonaise grette, delightfully cleared our palates. The second helping of the sherry & SHEET or scampi, baby artichoke hearts, veal chop in peppercorn or Madeira wine cream leek sauce came with porcini mush­ B u y D ir e c t sauce, veal Sicilian with sun-dried toma­ rooms drizzled over medallions of fork a n d toes and fontinella cheese, chicken breast tender veal medallions in the vitello in basil pesto or mascapone sauce, pesce toscany ($15.95). The sauce sounds rich s a v e de mar (for two), pasta in a variety of and is in flavor. The added cream is essen­ w ith shapes and sauces, and this evening’s spe­ tially limited. The companion rigatoni cials, hot appetizer for two, rigatoni in a dazzled in a thick, sweet tomato sauce. W h o le s a le i t four-cheese sauce, and fresh sauteed Gamberi di Pesto ($13.95), a sauteed P rices! / salmon with a cream basil sauce. shrimp dish smothered in a garlic basil O u t l e t The sauteed artichoke appetizer sauce over linguine with pignoli nuts, was just terrific. The linguine was perfectly al ($5.95) links seared baby artichoke hearts, N o w A t O u r W E CATER TO C A M P E R S pancetta and porcini mushrooms with a dente, the shrimp firm and the sauce laden L a r g e & . 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MEET CARLOS G. RIVERA, M.D. RUTH D. ANGERSBACH, 73, of Keyport Factory, Freehold before retiring 18 years ago. died June 4 at Bayshore Community Hospital, She was a member of the First United Board Certified in Internal Medicine Holmdel. Born in New York City, she was a Methodist Church, Freehold and the lifelong resident of Keyport. Prior to retiring in International Ladies Garment Workers Union. Experienced in the Diagnosis & Treatm ent of: 1991, she owned R & R Custom Workroom, Surviving are four nieces and nephew; 11 Keyport. She was a communicant of St. great nieces and nephews; and two great- Preventive Medicine Internal Medicine Joseph’s Church, Keyport. Surviving are her great nieces. Funeral services were held at husband, Raymond Sr.; a son Raymond Jr. of Higgins Memorial Home, Freehold. Interment Cold, Sore Throat, Flu Asthma or Allergies Middletown; two brothers, Sidney and Alfred was in Maplewood Cemetery, Freehold. Hypertension & Heart Disease Diabetes Lambertson, both of Keyport; two sisters, Respiratory Disorders Cardiovascular Disorders Rosemary Sommer of Keyport, and Frances JEAN CANNIZZO, 63, of Staten Island Nebus of Matawan; and one granddaughter. died June 4 at Carmel Richmond Nursing Immunization Vaccinations Blood Testing Services were under the direction of Day Fu­ Home, Staten Island. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Physical Examinations Lyme Disease neral Home, Keyport, with a Mass at St. she lived in Staten Island for the past 42 years. Pulmonary Disorders HIV/AIDS Diagnosis & Treatment Joseph's Church, Keyport. Interment was at She is predeceased by her husband, Salvatore St. Joseph's Cemetery, Keyport. Cannizzo, who died in 1993. Surviving are a son, Louis Cannizzo of Staten Island; two EM ERGENCIES SCHEDULED OFFICE HOURS* JAMES (LOU) LAWLESS, 71, of Matawan daughters, Geri Grasso and Mina Schiumo, PROM PTLY & CONVENIENT OFFICE Monday thru Friday 9am - 5pm died May 30 at Bayshore Community Hospital, both of Manalapan; and six granddaughters. Holmdel. Born in New York City, he lived in Funeral arrangements were under the direction HOURS BY APPOINTM ENT. Se Habla Espanol Red Bank before moving to Matawan 17 years of Feman Funeral Home, Freehold. ago. He was a warehouse manager at Brooks Brothers, Edison, for 14 years. He was a com­ CLARISSA G. COLLINS, 81, of 9 9 9 P A L M E R A V E. (Off Rt. 35 beljind the Exxon) # 671-6356 municant of Holy Family Church, Union Beach. Silvermead, Freehold Township, died May 31 MIDDLETOWN He was a member of the third order of at CentraState Medical Center, Freehold. Born Carmelite T.P.O.C. and of the Holy Name in Littleton, Mass., she lived in Marlboro and Society at Holy Family Church. He is prede­ Littleton before moving to Freehold Township ceased by two brothers, John in 1991 and four months ago. Mrs. Collins was employed at Christopher in 1968. Surviving are his wife, Marlboro State Hospital as an accountant for Anne; a son, Joseph of Matawan; and two sis­ 20 years and employed by McGraw Hill Inc., ters, Marie Donnelly of New York City and for 12 years before retiring in 1980. She was a Elizabeth Warden of Toms River. Services communicant of St. Gabriel's Church, were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, Marlboro, a member of the Altar Rosary Keyport, with a Mass at Holy Family Church. Society and a member of Freehold Township Interment was in St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Senior Citizens Club. She was predeceased by Keyport. her husband, John J., who died in 1977. Surviving are a son, John J. Collins Jr. of LEE PERN0, 80, of Keyport died May 30 Marlboro; three brothers, Leonard B. Smith at home. Born in New York City, she lived in and Edward Smith, both of Townsend, Mass. Don't wait. Act Now |> Cliffside Park before moving to Keyport 58 and Donald Smith of West Virginia; four years ago. She was a homemaker. She was a grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. To Beat The Heat ^^*88 Call For Details communicant of Holy Family Church, Union Funeral arrangements are under the direction Beach. Her husband, Thomas, died in 1993, of the Freeman Funeral Home, Freehold. We Feature: and a son, Thomas, died in 1992. Surviving • High quality, high efficiency units up to 16 Seer if j? are a son, Carmen of Morgan; a sister, Mary WILLIAM DOTZEL JR., 54, of Howell died • Up to 10-year full warranty coverage Kostecho of Yreka, Calif.; seven grandchildren May 31 at home. Born in Long Branch, he lived • 6 Month same as cash financing IB S M and three great-grandchildren. Services were in Beachwood before moving to Howell. Mr. • Ask about our fumace/AC combo discount under the direction of Day Funeral Home, Dotzel was a truck driver for Bergenfield Light­ • FREE Humidifier and/or Air Cleaner Offer! We're the Keyport, with a Mass at Holy Family Church, ing and a musician. Surviving are his wife, E. charge for installation only, offer exp. 6/17/95 inside guys Union Beach. Interment was at St. Joseph’s Gail Sanderson Dotzel; a son, W. Brad Dotzel, • FREE Personal calling card with purchase Cemetery, Keyport. Moses Lake, Wash.; three daughters, K. Suzie CA LL FCIR FR EE Dotzel and Lynnann Lazzari, both of Howell, HENRY JOHN ROMAN, 54, of Hazlet died and C. Tina Pari, Ormond Beach, Fla.; a broth­ IN HO M E ESTIM A TE 800-899-2210 May 30 at Rahway Hospital. Born in Flushing, er, Richard C. Dotzel, Howell; and four grand­ O ur Engineers aren 't co m fo rtab le until you are. N.Y., he moved to Hazlet 27 years ago. He children. Funeral services were hetd at C.H.T. had worked in the trucking industry for the past Clayton & Son Funeral Home, Howell. 23 years and was a truck dispatcher at DANA Interment was private. Transport, Avenel, for the past five years. Prior to working in the trucking industry, he had ROSE MARIE GROSSMAN, 75, of 16 S T ENGINEERING CO. WS worked as an air craft mechanic with TWA. He Freehold Township died May 29 at was a U.S. Air Force Veteran and had served CentraState Medical Center, Freehold. Born in RED BAN K 741-3454 • NEW BRUNSW ICK 494-6113 in the Korean War. Surviving are his wife, New York City, she lived in Millstone before Seiving all of Central N ew Jersey Since 1951 Lynne; two sons, Henry of Hamilton and moving to Freehold Township in 1947. Mrs. Joseph of Hazlet; two daughters, Laura Grossman was a registered nurse at Brooklyn McGowan of Kendall Park and Judie Roman of Jewish Hospital and a former volunteer at Hazlet; two sisters, Roberta Glisson of CentraState Medical Center. She also held a Glenolden, Pa., and Carole Portmann of seat on the American Stock Exchange, New Delmar, N.Y. Services were under the direction York. Surviving are her husband, Jack; two THE LARGEST SHOW of Bedle Funeral Home, Keyport. sons, Neil Grossman of Mahwah and Glen OF PRODUCTS AND Grossman of North Brunswick; a brother, Irwin I A b i l i t i e s SERVICES FOR ELEANOR ROSA AYRES, 83, of Freehold Friedman of Delray Beach, Fla.; and a sister, Township died May 31 at CentraState Medical Dorothea Friedman of Delray Beach, Fla. PEOPLE WITH Center, Freehold. Born in Philadelphia, Pa., Funeral services were under the direction of she lived in Freehold most of her life. Miss Higgins Memorial Home, Freehold. 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Police Beat T H E B A C K S T O P S HERE! stop on Route 36 west by Patrolman John Asbury Park pawn shop. Van Dright. He was released on recog­ A Main Street resident reported May Neck & Back Pain Specialist ■■HESESSflM I nizance. 30 that she received 23 threatening and Richard J. Kletzky, 33, of The Bronx, obscene phone calls from someone she Three juveniles attempted to rob a was charged May 28 with driving while in­ knew. Domino’s Pizza delivery man about 8:40 D r . J o s e p h S . F e d e r i c o toxicated on Route 36 east by Patrolman The driver’s side window of a 1990 p.m. June 1. when he stopped his car near Robert Dispenza. He was released on Toyota Corolla was reported smashed Chiropractic Physician the intersection of Lakeshore and $250 bail. May 30 while it was parked on Sutton Laurelhurst drives The three asked him for Janis A. Gaul, 33, of 27 Linda Place, Drive. a pizza and then for money, but fled when 8 Tindall Rd. • Suite 5 Hazlet, was charged May 28 with driving Someone entered three cars parked Middletown, NJ he sprayed Mace at the them. The driver, while intoxicated after being stopped in the on Broad Street on May 29 and dumped a 21 -year-old Belford man working for the Price Club parking lot. She was released out the contents of the glove compart­ Call For A Phone Consultation Domino’s restaurant in Keyport, was also on recognizance. ments. able to contact his employer on a car & Fee Schedule... Francis A. Uhryna, 30, of 60 Briscoe A 1994 gold Saturn was broken into phone. The employer called police. Terrace, Hazlet, was charged May 27 with on May 29 while it was parked in the li­ On Cypress Lane, an attempted bur­ possession of a controlled dangerous sub­ brary's parking lot on Main Street. Taken 9 5 7 - 0 0 1 1 glary was reported to have occurred stance, analog and drug paraphernalia. He were change and registration card. between 4:30 a.m. and 9:45 p.m. May 31. was taken to Monmouth County jail in lieu A window frame on the residence was bro­ of $2,500 bail with no 10 percent option. ken. Patrolman Dean Caneal made the arrest On Randall Way, someone burglarized at the Shore Point Hotel, Route 35. Began! OiiW owfiim ilui a house the night of May 30-31 and stole Max A. Saberon, 31, of 27 Plymouth $1,250 worth of items, including jewelry, Avenue, Port Monmouth, was charged From A M video tapes and a cellular telephone,. The May 27 with assault following an incident resident said the front door does not lock. at the Shore Point Inn. Patrolman Robert On Randall Way, $ 8 ,0 0 0 worth of Cirrito filed the charges. appliances were reported stolen sometime Vandals smashed a light and did other before May 3 from a condominium. The damage at the Hazlet United Soccer Field theft, which included a refrigerator, dish­ on Green Acres Drive the night of May 27­ washer, stove, sinks, hot water heater, 28. light fixtures, counter top and toilet fixture, was reported by the property manager and the employer called police.

MIDDIET0W Stereo components were reported stolen May 30 from Broad Street. Patrolman Anthony Gallo investigated. On Clubhouse Way, someone burglar­ The Town and Country Diner, Route ized a car between 1:30 a.m. and noon NOW AT GIANT SAVINGS 35, reported May 30 that two people had May 24 and stole a stereo from the dash­ left without paying their $20 bill. Choose from our collection of All-Weather board. Wicker In a variety of styles, designed for plush A small bag of marijuana found on comfort in 12 decorator colors. Maintenance On Middletown-Lincroft Road, a four- West Front Street was turned in to police free, aluminum frames and a 5 year limited war­ car accident occurred about 8 a.m. May 25 on May 27. ranty, make this beautiful furniture the perfect between Allaire Avenue and Brasch accent to any home. People making noise on a Front Boulevard. The driver of the fourth car was Street porch were reported to police on taken to Riverview Medical Center on May 2. complaint of pain. James Mastronardy, 8 Warren St., was charged June 2 with disorderly con­ duct on East Front Street. He has a court H01MDEI date of June 14, 7 p.m. B After a car accident took place on LLoyd/Flanders Maple Place on June 1, Gerardo Lamonte, > ^ All-Weather Wicker 342 Shady Nook St., was charged with A car collided with a tree June 3 on disregard for a stop sign and reckless dri­ Bethany Road. ving and James Waterhouse, 108 First St., A tube of toothpaste was thrown at a Also Choose From Apt. E, was charged with reckless driving. car as it drove down Red Hill and Van Woodard • Winston 'Telescope They have a court date of 7 p.m. June 21. Schoick Roads on June 4. Lyon Shaw • Mallin • Halcyon A D D - O N / f p Robert T. Stavovy, 174 A Jackson St., A $4,000 diamond bracelet was re­ Homecrest • Tropitone • And More Matawan, was charged with driving while ported missing June 2 from a Red Coach intoxicated, driving with an open container P O O L S ^ Lane home. of alcohol, and reckless driving after he NOW ON DISPLAY Patio Furniture • Pools A bus containing 12 passengers and was stopped on Elizabeth Street on May Spas • Hot Tubs • Fireplaces a Jeep collided on Crawfords Corner and 27. Patrolman Ken Marr Jr., administered South Holland Road on June 1. Patrolman SUNESTA the breath tests. He was released on his 1400 Highway 35 • Middletown James Smythe responded. No injuries Retractable Awning Systems Mon.. Tm**.. Thun.. •-« own recognizance on $750 bail. Wad. ft Fri- » » 671-0808 were reported. For Windows, Patios, Terraces,Pool Areas 8*1. *5. Sun. 9-4 A woman phoned police on June 1 to report that five stolen snakes from the Pet Food Giant, Route 35, were in the posses­ sion of a Keansburg man. She then went on to say that he shoplifts from supermar­ kets in Hazlet and Middletown, and he has a secret passage in the basement of his home where he hides when police come A. CASOLA & $01 m u m s AND FARMS looking for him. An employee was reported stealing TOP QUALITY PREMIUM PLANTS W E GROW IT ALL! from the Pet Food Giant, Route 35, on June 1. Taken was a bag of dog food. Patrolman George Mason responded. 4 l l i r r i ALL PERENNIALS ALL HANGING BASKETS " Bedding & Vegetable Plants I I r 9 9 7 / 1 A 0 0 II Jm{ I I I flat of 48 2 / 1 0 ‘ On Cresci Boulevard, hood emblems valued at $100 each were stolen from two " " a u " " " 1 cars the night of May 28-29. T ALL H e r b s " ! COCOREST OFF per qt. I DRACENA GERANIUMS I I Brian A. Gillett, 28, of 507 Seagate Our Own Fresh-Picked Ave., Union Beach, was charged May 29 1 * 1 2 ° ° ^ 2ormoredz.-'1000 dz 1 ' with terroristic threats, harassment and L i ^ U E S p J L b m m * m b mmm w jm O^lve^Uttjn^Sl^ J ; mm | simple assault. His bail was set at $2,500 We w ill be opening this Friday with no 10 percent option. Patrolman at our Rt. 79 Freehold location with Rt. 520 • M ARLBORO (1/4 East o f Rt. 79) 946-4281 David Brett filed the charges. Fresh-Picked Jersey Frails & Vegetables! R t . 7 9 & East Freehold Rd., Freehold 866-0609 Robert M. Pasterchick, 24, of Belleville, was charaed May 28 with driving while intoxicated following a motor vehicle 38 JUNE 7, 1995, THE INDEPENDENT

Emmons’ part for shooting at Chambers, had told a number of persons at various at Atlantic City and in one week he combined with the fact that Chambers at times that she was defrauded by her broth­ cleaned up $1,000 from the sale of fish first said he did not recognize the man er-in-law of some money. It is thought which he caught. Last Friday, Chas. W. S. Emmons ol who shot at him, caused the jury to bring that brooding over the matter was the Mrs. Mary Halsey of Belford, who Atlantic Highlands was found not guilty in a verdict of not guilty. cause of her insanity. had been recovering from sickness, had a of trying to kill Wm. Chambers ot Miss Ellen Hopkins, a music teacher The Keyport well water will be fil­ relapse last week. Middletown last December. Chambers at Atlantic Highlands, became insane on tered to rid it o f impurities. The family of gypsies are again oc­ was shot five times while going home Sunday. She had been acting strangely the John H. Curtis picked twelve quarts cupying their property on Valley Drive, from work. Emmons was put in the coun­ latter part of the week, and on Sunday, of strawberries on his farm at Keyport last near Navesink, for the summer. They have ty jail and could not get bail. He was tried while J. E. Ralph was passing her house, W ednesday. spent the summers here for a number of some time ago and the jury disagreed. he heard violent screaming. Help was Elmer Morris of Keyport, w hile g iv­ years, and their principal income is Last Wednesday his second trial was summoned and when she revived, it was ing a child a ride on his bicycle, fell from derived from telling fortunes. begun. The total lack of motive on found that she had lost her reason. She his wheel and an iron bolt ran into his ear. Chester F. Smith, a Middletown There are 327 school children in Township farmhand, was found uncon­ Raritan (Hazlet). In Keyport there are 786 scious Saturday afternoon on the Claypit school children, or 49 less than last year. creek bridge, by Harry Y. Smith of • SOLD • SOLD • Debra Dolinsky • SOLD • SOLD . Henry C. Taylor found 128 school chil­ Atlantic Highlands, who was on his way ERA Advantage | ANam eYou r^nmmrm 8 dren in the Middletown district and 85 in to Red Bank in his automobile. Thinking the Harmony district; Joseph Applegate the farmhand was dead, Smith picked up Congratulates □ C a n T r u s t ... B i l l M a y Jr. reports 102 in the Headden’s Corner the man and took him by automobile to CO District and 49 in the Nut Swamp district, Red Bank, leaving him at the town hall. * D e b r a and Wm. B. Mount’s share of the census Policemen at town hall discovered that the 8 resulted in finding 85 children in the man was alive, and Dr. G. VanVoris Salesperson D olinsky, GRI Riverside district and 61 in the Chapel Warner restored him to consciousness. Debra Dolinsky, GRI ® Hill district. Chester Smith is all right now. Assistant Manager- Ef Broker/Sales Representative “ The carriage dealers who expect to NJAR Million Dollar Sales Club £> do much business in 1895 must practice o f th e 1983,84,85,86,87,88 2. 50 YEARS ACO 89,90,91,92.93,94 a the lesson taught in the following story: Weichert Million Dollar Sales Club £■ a 181 Richdale Rd "Weichert Ambassador’s Club' •< Two frogs found themselves in a pail M o n th a Colts Neck of milk and could not jump out. One of The War and Navy Departments o 4 bedroom, 2 'A bath them was for giving up, and he said to the listed the following Monmouth County For a career in real estate call Natalie Bindler * Call Debra so she other, “Good-bye, I sink, I die.” men as casualties of war, and also the lib­ a can help you! Said his mate, “Brace up, you duffer; erated prisoners: Among the wounded: keep jumping and see what turns up.” Pvt. William Schindler, son of Mrs. Elsie So they kept jumping up and down all Schindler, Valley Drive, Atlantic 5 8 3 - 5 4 0 0 I night and when morning came they had so Highlands. Among the liberated: Edward • a i o s • a i o s • Ansunoa ejqaa • a i o s • a i o s churned the milk that it had turned to but­ J. Winters, second lieutenant, husband of ter, and they then were able to jump from Mrs. Margaret Winters, Highland Avenue, the butter to the ground. Leonardo; Kenneth Joel, private first Rufus Savage of Atlantic H ighlands class, son of George E. Joe, 8 Main St., was riding from Keyport to Atlantic Keyport; Harold Sproul, second lieu­ BARBARA KENAS Highlands on Wednesday on his bicycle tenant, grandson of Mrs. Hattie M. Sproul, DONNA when the inner tube of his tire burst, Manchester Avenue, Keyport; William L. Gets Houses Sold! wrecking the wooden rim. Orris, major, brother of Mrs. Glenore R. JUST Coblens, Red Hill Road, Middletown. BRUNO Men of the carrier Hancock sank nine LISTED! N A M E D # 1 Japanese warships and 32 merchant ves­ STRATHMORE A R E A A G E N T COUNTRY CLUBBER sels and shot down 241 planes in the 27 Infield Lane, 1 9 9 4 The work of the building of the con­ Essex class ship’s first ten months of ac­ A b erd een If you want results - crete road between Middletown Village tion. Serving on the Hancock is a Lincroft 5 bedroom, 3 lull bath country 2 ALPHA AVE. call Donna Bruno clubber with family room, 2 and Keyport will be completed in a few man, Henry E. Carney, water tender, sec­ fireplaces, in-ground pool, all new OLD BRIDGE Highest Ovarall baths, private yard. Lovely home Production days. Heyman and Goodman, the contrac­ ond class. Carney has been a resident of & great curb appeal! 19 9 4 Sayrewoods South Spacemaker of All Area Agents!! tors, will engage a big orchestra to play Lincroft for ten years. He is a member of COMPANY AWARD Model. Largest Model in • 2 2 3 , 9 0 0 WINNER! development. Need to settle the Lincroft fire company department and c o L o w e u . music for dancing on the concrete road, estate, 3 BR, 1.5 bath, family and the place where the party will be held an ex-chief of the Middletown Township K you want your house SOLD room, living room, dining room, B A N K E R □ will be lighted with Chinese lanterns and fire department. LIST WITH BARBARA KENAS!! kitchen, partial basement & garage. s c h l o t t ® a colored electric bulbs. Pfc. Kenneth E. Joel is believed to be Aberdeen Office Priced to sell at REALTORS* S M rs. E. L. Ridgway has bought Frank en route home from the European area, M atawan Office Osborn’s house on the King’s Highway at having been liberated by the Russian $119,900 5 8 3 - 5 0 0 0 lo 583-5400 Eve . 566-1423 Middletown for $16,000. The land com­ armies and sent to the Allied lines, after prises eight acres and is one of the finest being a prisoner of Germans since residence properties in that locality. The Decem ber. sale came about in a peculiar way. Mrs. With all of the pomp and ceremony of Ridgway was passing through a V-E day celebration, Joseph W. When it’s time Middletown village in an automobile and Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. William she stopped at the Osborn house to inquire Thompson, and husband of Mary to buy or sell the way to another place. She got into Thompson, was accorded a hero’s wel­ conversation with Mrs. Osborn, in which come by the citizens of Belford when he she expressed admiration for the property, arrived home on furlough Saturday. It was It’slb 3 timeLU1J.V toLU callW U I stating that she wished she had it for her during the fighting at Luxembourg that home. Mrs. Osborn informed Mrs. Thompson received his wounds which BLANCHE Ridgway that the place was for sale. She necessitated the amputation of one of his rt/\/\rv » jr AH' at once wrote a check for a deposit of legs and an arm. Thompson had just fin­ GOODMAN $500 for the property. ished cleaning a tank when a German ...and go w ith Mrs. Asher B. Erving of Middletown mortar shell came over, wounding the is mourning the loss of her dog, “Cupid”. Belford soldier. Given the honor seat G o o d m a n ! The dog was run over and killed by an alongside the drive on the Independent automobile at Freehold while its owner Fire company truck, Thompson was was visiting at that place. cheered wildly by the people as the truck Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ellison o f followed by the Belford engine company 5 6 6 - 1 8 8 1 Newark were the week-end guests of Mrs. fire truck, and a score of autos, drove New Jersey Realty Voice M ail Box 28 Ellison’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William through the main streets of Belford, where Eves. 536-2254 Davis of Keyport. he was given a hero’s reception at every Joseph Morris of Port Monmouth has crosswalk along the route. been striking it rich. He has been fishing THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 7,1995 39

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Please call Ms. Worff at 908-462-4242. 47 Chapel Hill Road...... $115,000 Dutch Lane...... $73,000 •Barbara TUttle of the Prudential New Jersey Realty in Matawan 85 Hamilton Ave...... $25,300 48 Enclosure Drive...... $206,750 1128 Highway 3 6 ...... $78,000 9 Hanson Lane...... $225,000 provided 5 members of the Rotary International Group Study Exchange with 422 Locust Point Road...... $1,050,000 381 Highway 7 9 ...... $210,000 a tour and explanation of the buying and selling process in America. They 479 Locust Point Road...... $168,000 877 Mariposa Court...... $128,500 also visited a law office and attended the Matawan Rotary's 59th Anniversary 18 Lorraine Place...... $109,000 348 Mayfair P lace...... $100,000 Party. Barbara Tuttle is currently offering "Tuttle's Tours” for first-time 4 Merrill Court...... $233,000 46 Petra Drive...... $256,267 buyers interested in townhomes. Call 908-566-1881 ext. 25 or 908-566-2459 3 S. Side Ave...... $525,000 50 Petra Drive...... $282,390 evenings. • Gloria Nilson Realtors, 120 Craig Road at Route 9 in Manalapan, • 9 JIi welcomes Tina Form an, Ester Sevilia and Rita Verm a to its staff. Please call 908-780-6500 for all your real estate needs. W E ’ R E REALLY S O L D O N . •W eichert Realtors in Manalapan congratulates Maud Kircher as the listing associate for the month of April and Linda Kimmel as the selling associate for the month of April. You may reach these real estate professionals at 908-536-4400. PETE AIELLO •Kathy Decker has joined the sales team at Rollie Davis Realty in East SALES ASSOCCIATE Brunswick. Kathy, a real estate salesperson since 1985, has been a recipient of the prestigious New Jersey Associate of Realtors Million Dollar Club for three consecutive years. She is an active member of the Middlesex County Multiple Listing Service and specializes in relocation. Stop in or call Kathy at Rollie Davis Realty: 288 Summerhill Road; 908-254-3750. We’re proud to welcome a new star to Coldwell Banker Schlott, Realtors. •ERA Trott Realty in Marlboro is the first real estate company in We’re excited Pete Aiello has joined our office as a sales associate. He is one Monmouth County to introduce the new real estate on-line network called o f the best in the business. An experienced Real Estate professional, Pete “Home Net” on the Internet information super highway. This program has a proud record as an active member o f our com m unity. provides a photograph and information about a house on computer. Users are For inform ation regarding home buying or selling services contact given a list of Monmouth County communities: after selecting a town,they Pete Aiello fo r “Support You Can Count On.” will see a series of ERA-Trott Realty listings sorted by price or number of D bedrooms. They can pick an individual listing, and a picture of the home Coldwell Banker Schlott, Realtors COLDUUeLL will appear on their screen, along with a description of features. ERA is at 132 Highway 34, Matawan banker u the forefront of new technology—for the past year their sales associates have (908) 583-5000 Expect the be*.’ had computer-access to color photos of all ERA listings nationwide. In 1993 Support You Can Count On □ 3 and 1994 ERA Trott ranked in the toplOO of ERA companies in the U.S. To be featured, please contact Andrea Wolfert by phone - 908-254-7000, ext. 244 or Fax - 908-432-0151. 4 0 JUNE 7, 1995, THE INDEPENDENT Sports I______a d f fh iL i_____ 1 Eagles top Redbirds for title

Redbirds’ bats, the hits that didn’t come in Jaramillo limits the first match-up between the two teams were there this time. Allentown to The Eagles got on the board early as Karly Ehrhardt hit a single to drive in Lori 1 run on 3 hits Fogliano who had bunted her way on. In the fifth inning, South broke the ______BY LINDSEY SIEGLE______game open with three runs, and once

Staff W riter again Ehrhardt and Fogliano were in the ♦ midst of the rally as Ehrhardt drove in her W ith the Shore Conference second run of the game with a sacrifice crown under its belt after a 5-1 fly, and Fogliano crossed the plate for the victory over Allentown High second time. School on Monday, you would think that “ Being on the losing end of a game the Middletown High School South where we hit the ball very hard gave the Softball team would be ready for a rest. team confidence to know we could beat Forget it. After a satisfying victory them. They played solid defense and against one of the few teams that managed Tonya pitched a great game. This time the to top the Eagles this year, Coach Tom ones we hit got through,” Erbig said. Erbig’s squad may have savored the vic­ Yesterday, Erbig said he would be tory for a few hours. sending sophomore Stacey Slater to the However, they went to bed knowing mound. that the next day brought a New Jersey Throughout the year, Slater and State Interscholastic Athletic Association Jaramillo have given Erbig an effective Group IV semifinal game against tandem that has created problems for Cherokee, the defending state champion. Eagles’ opponents. While all of the Eagles must have en­ Slater, a lefty, and Jaramillo, a righty, joyed avenging the 3 -2 loss to the always leave opponents wondering which Redbirds in the semifinal of the Lady Buc pitcher they will be facing. Tournament, it must have been particu­ The two have balanced each other well larly sweet for junior pitcher Tonya over the season as both have reached dou­ Jaramillo, who was on the losing side of ble digits in wins. the ledger in the previous game. And what has been true for the mound “ Last time she pitched a very good corps has been true for the Eagles as a game so she knew she could do well whole. Erbig notes that the team has no against them, she just had to get through superstar, just tremendous balance. the top of the order and she did that. She “ Everybody does their job. Whenever 'only gave up three hits,” Erbig said. there has been a let down someone has “She pitched a superb game. She was always been there to pick it up. And SCHUTT DOWN — Lisa Schutt of Middletown High School South turns to in complete control; £he never lost com­ Sweeney and Ehrhardt have done their job throw to first after forcing out Edison High School’s Jen Teffenhart at sec­ posure at all,” he added. as team leaders to keep the team loose and ond in Thursday’s 5-1 victory for South. The win put the Eagles in yester­ relaxed,” Erbig said. day CJ Group IV semifinal against Cherokee. While Jaramillo was limiting the (Photo by Rich Schultz) Lady L ancers have turned it around

Earlier this season, the St. John never had first place and they both did,” The Lady Lancers will attempt to win pitching and are very well coached, so Vianney, Holmdel, softball team backed he said, “All one of them had to do was the NJSIAA Parochial B finals on we’d be in for a tough one.” themselves into a corner. After winning beat us when they played us and neither Tuesday when they play host to Bishop This past Thursday, the Lady Lancers the Shore Conference Class B North one did that. Still, even though we won 21 Eustace. put their state title hopes on hold to play Division title last year, and moving into games if we don’ t make it to the state “ Bishop Eustace beat RBC, 3-0, so Wall High School in the semi-finals of the the tough, newly-revamped Class C South finals we’ ve accomplished very little.” they’ re tough.” said Thomson, “They’re Shore Conference Tournament. This time for this year, they lost close divisional The Lady Lancers took a major step fundamentally sound, and have some good they weren’t quite as fortunate and lost the games to Allentown and Red Bank towards those state finals when they pitching, so I think it’s going to be a very game 2-0. Catholic (RBC). defeated Sacred Heart High School of close game. I don’t think anybody will run “We just didn’t hit and Wall played With two early divisional losses, their Vineland on Wednesday in the New away with this one.” very well,” said Thomson, “We thought chances at repeating as a divisional cham­ Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Thomson is very confident that his that if we held them to three or four runs pion appeared slim, but they came back to Association (NJSIAA) South Jersey team will be ready for the challenge. that we’d be all right, but that wasn’t the defeat both teams in rematches and all Parochial B semi-finals, 7-1. “When we play our game we can play as case, because we only had two hits in the thretT’schools finished in a three-way tie Leading the way on offense for St. well as anybody and Tracey always keeps game.” for the Class C crown. John were Maureen Neville (2-3), Kelly us in the game,” he said. Hausmann, who pitched well in defeat, In spite of the come from behind dra­ Fairclough (2-3), and Jennifer Crombie If the Lady Lancers can win at home saw her record drop to 17-4. The loss put matics, Coach Gary Thomson doesn’t feel (2-3, 2 RBI, 1 triple and 1 HR). Senior they will advance to Friday’ s N JS IA A the Lady Lancers’ overall record at 21-4. that his team has really accomplished pitcher Tracey Hausmann struck out seven Parochial B Final where they are likely to “ Hopefully we can put that loss behind much yet this season. and did not allow an earned run, improv­ face the dangerous Mount St. Dominic. us and focus on the Bishop Eustace “I guess that it was a better tie for us ing her record to 17 -3 and her team’ s “They are two-time defending Parochial B game,” said Thomson. than for Allentown or RBC, because we record to 21-3. champs,” said Thomson, “They have great — Neil Schuman THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 7, 1995 4 1 H uskies see hopes dashed Darienzo Coming off an impressive runaway wins big performance at last week’s New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) Central Jersey Group III Championship Meet, the Matawan at Wall Regional High School boys track and field team had high hopes and big expectations Ralph Darienzo of Freehold for this past weekend’ s NJSIAA Group III enjoyed his second trip of the auto rac­ Championships. However, all the Huskies ing season to victory lane at Wall could manage against very tough competi­ Stadium on Saturday. The veteran dri­ tion was a tenth place tie. ver captured the 25-lap Pro Stock The Huskies’ performance was high­ headliner with Lakewood’ s Bill Cole lighted by a personal best 2 14-5 javelin throw from defending Group III champion taking second. Ed Colleton. Unfortunately for Colleton Cole did, however, take over the and the Huskies, his effort was bested by division points lead with that perfor­ that of Royce Reed of Bridgeton who mance. threw for 216-0. Reed went on to win an John Ruggiero of Farmingdale was unprecedented four gold medals, enabling third, followed by J.R. Heiberg of his school to easily take first place in the Union and John Therkildsen of meet. Colleton will get another chance to Matawan. compete with Reed at the N JSIA A Meet In the Modified division 30-lap of Champions on Wednesday. headliner, J.J. Jensen of Brick became Senior pole vaulter Tim Evans, the the first repeat winner of the 1995 sea­ defending state champion finished tied for fifth place in his event, with a 13-0 vault. son at the Wall Township speedway. Al Vazquez of Watchung Hills won the LAUNCH TIME — Ed Colleton of Matawan Regional High School qualified He powered past Neptune’s Bob Knee event with a 14-0 jump. Evans also will for today’s Meet of Champions with a toss 214-5 at the CJ Group III finals after a restart late in the race to take try to avenge his finish at the Meet of on Friday. Colleton is one of four Huskies to qualify for the meet. the lead and from there he motored (Photo by Rich Schultz) Champions. away from the field. Long jumper Ghassan Lightbourne, Wilson High School who won the event at Monro will join his point-scoring Jerry Cranmer of Cologne was sec­ who finished first at the Central Jersey the Group III Meet at 23-9. teammates along with all of the top six ond, followed by Dan McLaughlin of Group III Meet with a 21-4 3/4 jump, Matawan’ s only other scoring at the finishers in each event from each of the Toms River, Mike Carpenter of nearly duplicated his performance, but his meet came in the shot put, where Dave six group meets at the Meet of Rumson and Dennis O’Rorke of West 21-4 1/2 leap was only good enough for Monro the second-place finisher in CJ Champions, which will be held on Long Branch. fifth place at the overall Group III meet. Group III came in fifth at 55-0. Victorious Wednesday afternoon at Frank Jost Field Lightbourne also will advance to the Meet Bridgeton claimed the first two places in in South Plainfield. of Champions, where his competition will the shot put as Ray Wilks threw for 6 3-1 1 — Neil Schuman In a rain-shorted final, John Condit include William Spearman of Camden- and his teammate Lou Gordon threw 63-0. of Wast Caldwell won the Street Stock division feature. Late evening rfin shortened the 20-lap final to 14 laps. It was Condit’ s first win at W all Stadium. Bill Van Derveen of Asbury Park was second, Larry Thompson of Old Bridge ran third, Bernie Olender of East Brunswick was fourth and Craig Wallis of Farmingdale finished fifth. Chuck Jadacki of Farmingdale was seventh and division points leader Paul Burdge of Freehold ran eighth. The Micro Stocks were on Saturday’ s schedule but the final was rained out. They will return to the Route 34 track on June 17. On Saturday, the open cockpit Three-Quarter Midgets will join the race card along with the Modifieds, Pro Stocks and Street Stocks. Racing will start at 7 p.m. At East Windsor Speedway on Friday second-year Modified driver Brian Jones of Jamesburg won his first race at the half-mile clay oval. Jones had to hold off the stiff challenge of veteran Frank Cozze to do it. Jones led for 23 of the 25 laps. In the Street Stock final, Bill Gerber of Tabernacle raced to a victory in the 15-lap headliner. Bob Drayton of Southampton was right on Gerber’ s bumper at the finish. Rocco Infante of Cream Ridge ran fifth and Jeff Carpenter of Howell was 10th. Imi Homoki of Morganville came home 17th. LOOSE BALL — Kathryn Sweeney of Middletown South is safe at home as East Brunswick High School catcher Racing will continue Friday at East Amy Hansen tries to find the ball in the Eagles 6-1 victory over the Bears on May 30. The win allowed the Eagles Windsor with a special Twin-20-lap to advance in the CJ Group IV Tournament to face Edison. They topped Edison 5-1 to continue their pursuit of a main event for the Modifieds and the state championship. regular 15-lap feature for the Street Stocks. Action begins at 7:30 p.m. (Photo by Rich Schultz) 1 2 JUNE 7, 1995, THE INDEPENDENT Sp orts

born after Aug. 1, 1982, are eligible. 96 fall/spring season at the Soccer camp is $40. For more information, call Tryouts will be held on June 13 and 14 Complex, located on Green Acres Drive Miguel Hernandez at 264-9283. from 5:30 -7 p.m. at the Hazlet Soccer between the Hazlet Swim Club and Hazlet The Devils, an under-9 boys’ traveling Complex on Green Acres Drive. Cinema, registration will take place on occer team, won their division at the Prospective players should wear shorts, Saturday between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. 1 lanalapan Memorial Day Soccer shinguards and cleats and bring a ball and Registration is $80, with a separate work- tournament. In the final, the Devils best- water. For more information, call John deposit check. Family discounts will be The Sixth Annual Jersey Shore d their hosts 4-0 to take the title. Brian Lomicky at 739-4611. given. In addition, HUSA is looking for Summer Dual Wrestling Tournament is tonway recorded the hat trick and assist- parents who are interested in coaching in slated for July 17-20 at Matawan Re­ d on the team’s other goal by David Tryouts for the Rebels, a boys’ 1983­ all age groups. gional High School, Aberdeen. The tour­ >ruckman. Goalie Christian Calcagno 84 soccer team, will be held at the soccer nament will have team competitions on jcorded four shutouts in the tourney. fields on June 14-16 at 5 p.m. For more The Hazlet Recreation Commission is information, call Charlie at 888-1580. sponsoring the Rainbow Foundation’s 5K the first three days, culminating in a team championship. On the final day, there will TJie Dynamites, an under-11 girls’ Run/Walk which will begin and end at the be an individual tournament. Wrestlers •aveling soccer team, will be holding try- The Hazlet Recreation Commission Hazlet Swim and Tennis Club on June 25 interested in the individual tournament uts for the fall season at the Hazlet will be conducting a tennis program for at 9 a.m. The Rainbow Foundation assists should contact Art Perri during the team occer Complex, on Green Acres Drive, beginners and intermediates between families of children with serious illnesses competition about openings. Awards will jmorrow at 5:30 p.m. and Saturday at 4 seven and 17 years old at the Raritan High and battered and abused children. For be give for first-, second- and third-place .m. Girls bom after Aug. 1, 1984, are eli- School tennis courts. Classes are slated to more information, call 739-0653. finishers, and an outstanding wrestler will ible. Players should wear shinguards and begin on July 3 and will run for five be named. Team competition is limited to leats and bring a ball. For more in- weeks. Classes will be offered Monday Registration for Hazlet Recreation 16 teams and acceptance is on a first- ormation, call John Werner at 888-2840 through Thursday between 9 a.m. and 2 girls’ basketball camps is now open. The p.m., depending on the class a student is come basis. For more information, call r Phil Druckman at 739-1971. camp is for girls between 10-16 and will enrolled in. Students must have their own be held from June 20-24 at Raritan High Art Perri at 566-0154. The Thunder, a 1980-81 boys’ travel- racquet and wear proper attire. Pre regis­ School from 8:45 a.m. to noon. Director tration for the program is required and of the camp is Frank Duggan and the staff ng soccer team, is looking for experi- MIDDLETOWN nced players, including goalies, for the there is a $30 fee. Registrations are now includes Denise Reddy, Audrey Gomez, all season. For more information, call being accepted at the Recreation Office in Erica Gomez and Tom Seeger. There is a the James J. Cullen Center, Veterans $75 registration fee and proof of a physi­ 95-9319. Memorial Park, 1776 Union Avenue, cal is required. Registration is open at the The Magic, an under-13 boys’ soccer team, brought home gold medals from the The Diamonds, an under-12 girls’ trav- Hazlet. For more information, call 739 ­ recreation office in the James J. Cullen Al Dougherty Memorial Tournament, ling soccer team, are seeking experienced 0653. Center in Veterans Memorial Park. For held in Fairfax Virginia. In the champi­ •layers for the fall season. Players bom more information, call 739-0653. onship game, the Magic bested the Laurel .fter July 31, 1983, are eligible. Tryouts Action Soccer Camp will be held at the Maryland Wildcats 3-1. Rob Sim scored vill be held on Saturday and June 12 at 7 Hazlet Soccer Complex Aug. 21-25 from twice and Bruce Linnell netted the team’s ).m. at the Hazlet United Soccer 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The camp is open to girls other tally with an assist from Mike \ssociation Fields. For more information and boys between six and 14 years old. Fogliano. Matt Boyle and Linnell assisted all 219-0667. Special team and goalkeeper instruction are available. For more information, call Keyport Recreation is sponsoring its on Sim’s goals. Goalkeeper Louis Castagno recorded a total of 23 saves in The Gems, a girls’ under-12 traveling 264-6228. third annual Pop Warner Football Camp. the tournament; Paul Santos and Kevin occer team, are looking for girls inter­ The camp will be held from 2-5 p.m. at Cullen both contributed 10 saves as net- r e d in trying out for the fall 1995 and The Hazlet United Soccer Association Keyport High School Athletic Field and minders. Fogliano contributed three saves pring 1996 traveling soccer season. Girls will have open registration for the 1995- will run from July 17-21. The fee for the while playing goal, Rory Fitzgerald had two saves and Robby Brangenberg, Bob Hurl and Boyle each had one. Steve Cohen, Matt Ritter, Dennis Ondrejik. Brian Smith, Erik Hirschbein and Alex Ward round out the Magic’s roster. The team is coached by Dave Ritter and Brian Fitzgerald.

The Dragons, an under-10 boys’ trav­ eling soccer team, took top honors at the 10th Annual Hopewell Valley Memorial Day Tournament. The Dragons topped a Medford team 4-2 to take the title. The Dragons are: Sal Avino, Harrison Fox, Eric Greene, David Griffiths, Erhen Habek, Ryan Hostnik, Willy McMasters, Johathan Monigan, Joe Provine, Michael Psarkis, Coleman Richdale, Mark Sikora and Greg Whalen. The Dragons are coached by Jerry Forand, who is assisted by Sal Avino.

Middletown Soccer Club traveling team tryouts will be held until June 20 at Lincroft Acres Park on Orchard Hill Road. For more information, call Frank Lofton at 787-1704.

Tryouts for the fall season for several New Jersey Knights soccer teams will be held on Saturday at the E-Fields adjacent to the Rutgers Soccer Stadium between 3-6 p.m. Age groups for which tryouts will be FIRST-PLACE FINISH — Michael Serfin of Middletown High School South came home in 54.04 to top the held are under-10, under-11, under-12, field at the Central Jersey Group IV Championships. He is slated to run today in the state Meet of under-13, under-14 and under-16. Tryout Champions. (Photo by Rich Schultz) Continued on next page THE INDEPENDENT. JUNE 7, 1995 4 3

Continued from previous page and 150 volunteers joined forces to raise NOW IN HOLMDEL!! more than $30,000. Rides range from 10 to dates for under-15, under-17 and under-18 100 miles. There will also be a 3-mile in­ Atom ic Trophies and Awards will be announced. For more information, line skate. Details: (908) 530-9800. call 418-5678. The Chrysler Junior Golf Scholarship Your #1 Supplier o f Trophies , Brookdale College baseball Coach Paul Program will award 40 scholarships in McLaughlin will be conducting day base­ 1995 to junior high and high school stu­ Plaques and Aw ards. ball camps at Monmouth Grand Slam, dents nationwide. Students ages 12-18 are Marlboro, beginning on June 26. There will eligible for the scholarships, which are Come see us at be six sessions that run from 9 a.m. to 2 selected based on academic achievement, 2119 Highway 35 p.m. on weekdays. For more information, extracurricular activities and parent and or call us at call 536-4900. teacher recommendations. Tom Kite, the ★ P l a q u e : all-time leading money winner on the PGA ★ Team Trophies 7 0 6 -1 5 5 5 W CTC-1450 AM has added The Sports Tour and the 1994 U.S. Open champion, ★ Expert Engraving Byline U SA Network to their line-up. The heads the advisory board that chooses the H o u r s : M o n - F r i 10-6 program will run live from 10 p.m - 5 a.m. scholarship winners. Applications are avail­ ★ Lam inations T h u r s 10-8 able through Chrysler-Plymouth dealer­ ★ Ribbons ★ Medals S a t 10-2 Goodsports USA, Aberdeen, is ac­ ships, pro golf shops or by calling scholar­ cepting applications for its seven-a-side ship program headquarters at 1-800-856­ Call or Write Us For A FREE CATALOG soccer league and youth and adult Roller 0764. Hockey Leagues. Soccer Games will be played at the Sea Girt Army Camp and Wayne Szoke’s Hawk Basketball Camp Matawan High School. Divisions will be will be held at Monmouth University, West high school, men’s open and co-ed. 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Training is done in small groups and University, West Long Branch, for boys there is special placement for team enroll­ ages 8-18, will run in two sessions this ments. For children 9 and over there also is summer. The first week will be July 3-7 PRE-SUMMER a goalie camp available. That camp will run and the second will be July 9-14. The July from 9 a.m. to noon with participants join­ 3-7 camp will run 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., while ing a group for their regular afternoon ses­ PRE-OW NED SALE! the July 9-14 session is the overnight camp. sion. In addition to the camp sessions, there Monmouth baseball coach Dean Ehehalt ‘87 NISSAN ‘91 FORD ‘90 HONDA '91 MITSUBISHI ‘89 TOYOTA ‘92 TOYOTA will be a parent/coaches clinic to help will direct the camp. 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I CIVIC LX JFTTA CARAT ACCORD LX ACCORD LX Winners of the state AAU championships 4 dr, 5-spd man, 4-cyl, 4 dr, auto, 4-cyl, p/s, p/b, I 4 dr, auto, 4-cyl. p/s, 4 dr, auto, 4-cyl., p/s, p/s, p/b, am/fm cass, am/fm cass, p/win, ale, p/b, am/fm cass., p/b, am/fm cass., pfwA, will qualify for national tournaments this BET p/w/l, a/c, t/gls, rw def, Vin t/gls, rw def. Vm I p/win/lks, a/c, t/gls, rw a/c, t/gls, rw def, t/whl, NL024964.40,497 mi. NM007200.39,991 mi. def, Vin MA123527. cruise. Vin MA15782°. summer. The AAU tournaments are played 12 Month 55,087 mi. 43,850 mi. by age groups between 9-20. Teams, play­ YOU ers and coaches are needed, as are towns to *10,950 *10,995 *11,195 *11,599 host tournament games. For more informa­ DIDN'T ‘91 HONDA ‘91 HONDA 12,000 Mi ‘91 HONDA ‘91 HONDA tion, call New Jersey Chairman for AAU ACCORD LX ACCORD EX ACCORD SE CIVIC 4 dr, auto, 4-cyl, p/s, p/b, 4 dr, 4-cyl, p/s, pto, anvfm I 4 dr, auto, 4-cyl, p/s, 3-dr hatch, auto, 4-cyl.. j KNOW cass, p/w/I, a/c, Baseball Tony Richardson at (908) 367­ am/fm cass, Is, rw I cass, Bose Brought to You p/w/f, a/c, Vg p/b, am/fm p/s, p/b, am/fm st, a/c, » 0576. t/gls, rw def, Vin def., cruise, sun rt. Vm st, p/w/l, a/c, t/gls, Ithr t/gls, rw def. Vin By Joe Labriola MA098562.41.615 mi. MAI 20909.65,420 mi. int. Vin MC091165. PH528311.24,689 mi. i Warranty 74,120 mi. Here’s an incredible fact...Do you realize that Hominy Hill Golf Course, Colts Neck, when auto race drivers go as fast as 200 *11,975 *11,995 1*11,995 *11,995 and the Monmouth County Park System miles-per-hour, as some do in qualifying for with Purchase will host the 1995 U.S. Women’ s Public races, that is equivalent to driving THE ‘93 HONDA ‘92 DODGE RAM ‘92 HONDA ‘91 JEEP LENGTH OF A FOOTBALL FIELD IN JUST CIVIC EX 250 CONV. VAN ACCORD LX WRANGLER RENEGADE Links Championship, June 19-25. This of any Vehicle OVER ONE SECOND!...A car traveling 200 2 dr, 5-spd man, 4-cyl, Van, auto, 6-cyl, p/s, p/b, 2 dr, auto 4-cyl, p/s, 2 dr, 5-spd man, 4WD, jj event, sanctioned by the United States Golf pis, p/b, am/fm cass, a/Ttfmcass, pWl.a'c, t/£>s, p/b, am/tm st, p/w, a/c, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm r miles-per-hour is going 275 feet a second, p/w/l, a/c, t/gls, rw def, Vm Maik III, capt chairs, sofa in This Ad t/gIs, rw def. Vin cass, a/c, t/gls, two Association, is a showcase for the 132 and a football field is 100 yards, or 300 feet PL001917.38,820 mi. bed, walnut appts. Vm NA036912.30,868 mi. tops, Vin J 122398. f long, so a car at that speed would go from NK145548.58,125 mi. with this Ad!* 38,061 mi. I finest amateur women public links golfers. goal line to goal line in just over one second I The event is part of the 100th anniversary * * # *12,495 *12,995 *12,995 *12,995 of the founding of the U SGA, which is Anybody who ever had trouble getting a golf 92 HONDA ‘93 HONDA ‘92 TOYOTA ‘92 HONDA ‘93 DODGE RAM ‘91 ACURA headquartered in Far Hills. For more ball into tne hole might be interested in know­ ACCORD LX ACCORD LX CAMRY LE ACCORD EX 250 CONV. VAN LEGEND LS 4 dr. aulo, 6-cyl, p/s, pb, information on the Women’s Public Links ing just how wide a golf hole is...It may seem 4 dr, auto, 4-cyl., p/s, 4 dr, auto, 4-cyl., p/s, 4 dr, auto, 4-cyl., p/s, 4 dr, auto, 4-cyl, p/s, p/b, Auto, 6-cyl.. p/s, (Vb, anVfrn p/b, am/fm cass, p/w/l, am/fm cass, p/w/l/anti- cass, p/w/l, a/c. t/gls, t/whi, am/tm cass. p/w/l. a/c, am/fm s t fvW, a/c, p/b, p/wA, a/c, VgIs, rw smaller when you’re putting, but the exact p/b, a/c, t/gls, rw def, t/whl, cruise, prime time conv., t/gls, air bag, Ithr int, sun Championship, call (908) 842-4000, Ext. t/gls, rw def, Vin def, cruise, Vin theft alarm, a/c, Vgte. rw width is 4'/«inches. cruise, spoiler, Vin def, sun rf, Vin capt. chairs, walnut appts., if, Vin MC044276 256. NL016769.31,147 mi. N0022971. 29,249 mi. Vin PK503004 26,200 rm. 49,045 mi. Was $19,950. * * * PA065915.29,370 mi. NAD75986.44,159 mi. Here's an oddity...Only once in big league Kevin Callahan’s Monmouth Hawk baseball history has a team won the pennant *13,995 *13.995 *13,995 *14,795 *14,925 *18,995 Youth Football Camp will be held the week one year, then finished last the next...That Easy to get to: of July 17-20 on the campus of Monmouth strange fate befell the Philadelphia A’s of State Highway 34 at 1914-15...And what makes their tumble even Allenwood Road, University, West Long Branch. The camp more unbelievable is this...In 1914, when the is for players ages 8-14 and will run daily A’s won the pennant they finished 8% games Wall Township from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuition is $175 ahead...In 1915 they not only landed in last place, but they finished 58'A games behind! Minutes from: and discount rates are available for groups * * * and siblings. Callahan, the head football I bet you didn’t know that this is the best time • Garden State Parkway coach at Monmouth University, and his to save on a new car or truck at Labriola coaching staff will be the instructors. Nissan...We also have a great selection of Exit 98 M Details: (908)571-7581. used cars...Come in and see for yourself. • Route 195 • R o u t e 1 8 The Big Brothers/Big Sisters of LABRIOLA NISSAN Monmouth County will holds its seventh E. Newman Springs Rd. annual bike-a-thon on Saturday from 7 a.m. Red Bank 741-2433 COAST ?/4-24 ii HONDA to 5 p.m. at Brookdale Community College, Rt. 35 at Rt. 36 Lincroft. Last year, more than 400 riders Eatontown 542-1300 license, registration & w aeer v an u i .XHaqua'B'iM' ? hv

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OLD BRIDGE - 3 bedrms., HOWELL/FREEHOLO-Space 2 baths. Dbl gar., Contmp. FLORIDA VILLA for workshop or storage. NOTICES Cathedral ceilinq. amenities. 3 bedroom, 2 bath villa v'pri- 16’ X 25', 20’ X 50”(with over­ $158,900. Call 908-607-0021 vate pool. Quiet residential lo­ head door). 24 hour access. cation. 8 miles to DISNEY & Highway 9. 908-462-1660 other attractions. 001 Public Notices SAYREVILLE MARLBORO-GARAGE-Alarms 6 bedrm.. ranch, 3 full baths, WEEK-MONTHLY RATES on each unit. Fenced, security eat-in kitch., ceramic tile, 2 Call 908-583-8098 gates. Call 908-536-0235 YOUR LEGAL AD car garage, inground pool & CAN BE HERE professionally landscaped. For LOG CABIN. PA. SIFIED Call for more information sale by owner. $225,900. Call $800./PER WEEK 1-800-660-4ADS 908-238-5354 CALL 908-254-1331. EVES 025 Business Opportunities DEADLINES SPOTSWOOD Center Hall Colonial. 4 bedrm. 2Vz bath, es - M O NDAY Line Ads - 1:30 pm Ig liv rm & fam rm s w/brick f/p, AMAZING recorded message Ig new kit., hw floors, w/w car­ to control cravings, increase Display Ads - 11:00 am pet, full b asem nt. 100x 100 lot. TIM E SHA R E energy & lose weight Blue nbbon schools-$215,000 1-2 WEEKS of unused 908-738-7397 • 908-523-3067 1-800-660-4ADS By owner 908-723-0058 VACATION AVAILABLE H O U R S OPEN SATURDAYS 9-2 in 1995 at the Divi R esorts Call 908-972-9563 LAUNDROMAT Monday.....8:00 am-5:30 pm Wednesday.8:00 am-6:30 Dm REALSC ESTATE SPOTSWOOD We have locations available + , Reaching Over 140,000 Homes Split level. 3 Dedrooms, IV2 TIME SHARE-umts and the best financing in town Tuesday.....8:00 am-5:30 pm Thursday 8:00 am-6:30 pm baths, new kitchen, dining rm.. Campground memberships. Garden State Laundry Sys­ 4 • News Transcript • Sentinel • Suburban • Bayshore Friday...... 8:00 am-5:30 pm Saturday 9:00 am-2:00 pm living rm. family rm. 22’x22’ & Distress Sales-Cheap! World­ tems, NJ’s only authorized j Independent • Middletown Independent • Examiner addition, in-ground pool. ALL wide selections Call Wascomat Dealer. Get the Please read your ad on the first da'.' of publication. We accect 005 Apartments NEW windows, roof, carpet. VACATION NETWORK U.S. facts. Come to our FREE resoonsibility for only the first incorrect insertion. We reserve the and Canada 1-800-543-6173 INFO seminars every Free rental info 305-563-5586 j Local Sentinel/Suburban Readers ignt to edit, reject or properly classify any ad For Rent BY OWNER-MUST SEE! Wed. at 6:30pm $175,000. neg. 908-251-624C WlLOWOOO CREST-Pacific Ave 1026 W Elizabeth Ave. May Call 254-7979 “Alt Real Estate aavertisea in this . & 2 BEDROOM UNITS Linden, NJ 1-800-841-4608 ’spaper is subject to the Fed­ Air cond., w/w carpet, color or 908-862-4479 eral Housing Act of 1968 which WALL TOWNSHIP TV. eat-in kit., bath, liv rm. makes it illegal to advertise anv RANCH, nice area, 2 bedrm.. Rent by week 609-522-8262 LOCAL VENDING ROUTE preference limitation or discrimi­ bsm t, attic, heater 2 car Avail. Great one person ousi nation Dosed on race, color, reli­ garage. $98,000. Ask for ness. Must sell. $2,5Q0./wk gion. sex or national origin, or an G isela. CEN fU R Y 21 Ailor possible. 1 -800-898-2021 intention to make any such prefer­ 908-531-7772 NOTICES 1 ence. limitation or discrimination. T his new spaper will not know ingiy U s e y o u r OWN YOUR OWN-Apparel o- accept any advertising tor Real Es­ 008 Condos Shoe store. Choose: Jear tate which is in violation of the Sportswear, Bridal, Lingerie- law. O ur readers are informed that V I S A o r dwellings advertised in this Townhouses Western Wear, Ladies, Men'; newspaper are available on an Large Sizes. Infant/Preteei equal opportunity basis." ENGLISHTOWN COMMONS Master Card Petite, Dance Wear/Aerobic REAL ESTATE 5-15 GARAGE SALES 60 ENTERTAINMENT 69 2 nuge bedrooms w/walk-in Maternity or Accessories EATONCREST APTS closets, 2V,2 baths, eat-in kit., t o p a y Tennis & swim club Large iarage, basement central air. Store Over 2,000 Narm> size rooms w/19ft living rm 1115,900. Caii 908-446-4670 Brands. $25,900. to $37,90C Only minutes from Ocean for your ad! Inventory, Training, Fixtures beaches, Golf Courses, Fisn- Grand Opening, etc. Can ing Boating. N ear all h o u ses & NORTH BRUNSWICK open in 15 days. Mr Loughltn of Worship & Malls Mon-Fri Townhouse in Governor’s 1-800-660-4-ADS. COMMERCIAL 17-28 INSTRUCTION 63 9:30am-4pm, 908-542-1105. Pointe (off Rt. 1) for rent. 2 612-888-6555 Pine Brook Rd. Hope Rd., bedroom s, 2Vz baths c/air, all Eatontown 2 blocks from Exit appliances, w/w carpeting, 105 G SP com er lot. $ 1 1 5 0 ./m o plus 027 Business 1 Vz mo. security. Avail. 7/1. Equipment EAST WINDSOR Call 908-329-0981 FINANCIAL 29-32 LOST & FOUND 64 BOATING 10 5 -1 0 6 2 bdrm 1 bath private home SAYREVILLE PIPE SCAFFOLDING 6’ up tc on 1.5 acres. 5 mi. E ast of 35 complete sets, planks, ce­ Tpk exit 8. Avail 7/1. Secur. & SHEFFIELD MEWS ment mixer & tools. Cal: refs. $625.mo. 908-308-3390 Largest unit. 3 bdrm., liv. rm., 908-821-0660 din. rm., eat in kit., 2Vz bath, COMMERCIAL OLD BRIDGE hardwood floors throughout Fin bsmt Garage, custom EMPLOYMENT 35-41 PETS/ANIMALS 65 AUTOMOTIVE 110-119 COUNTRY LIVING APTS deck. $142,900. 908-257-3321 017 Office & 2 bedroom apts. avail. Heat, air conditioning, hot water, Floor Space cooking gas and dishwashers 008a Aduft Com m ercial Advertisers Please Call For Rates included. Mon.-Fri., 9am-5pm. FREEHOLD 908-360-2992 Communities SAYREVILLE OPATUT BORDENTOWN AVENUE CRANBURY AREA Whittingham. 2 bedrooms, 2Vz EXECUTIVE SUITES WINDING WOOD baths, 2 car garage, huge FLEA ADS For Private 1 & 2 BEDROOM GARDEN kitchen. Indoor/outdoor pools. APARTMENTS FROM $580. Extras. Call 609-395-8897 Fully Furnished For Private Party Items BRAND NEW AVAILABLE Individual Offices FREE DEBT CONSOLIDA- Open daily 10am-6pm Instant Occupancy TION-lmmediate relief! Too Party Items 908-238-3919 24 Hour/7 Day Access many debts? Overdue bills? • 4 Lines $ ]Q 009 Room s for Rent Receptionist/T elephone Reduce monthly payments under $75. Answ ering 30%-50%. Eliminate interest. One item per ad • 2 Weeks 1 0 . SOUTH AMBOY Conference Rooms Stop collection callers. Re­ 1 Ddrm. apt .. _ KEANSBURG Large room. Secretarial Center (Desktop store credit. NCCS. nonprofit. 4 Lines • 2 Weeks 1-800-955-0412 Prepaid Avail. 7/1. 908-685-0290 "“80. wk. Private entrance, Publishing/WP) P re p a id leferences. 908-671-9651 Off-site Programs Available $4.50«]ch additional line $ 5 . 0 0 SPOTSWOOD OLD BRIDGE Efficiency •M ay be p h o n e d In NEW w/deck. 1 bedroom, Mature minded non-smoker. 908-308-9333 'No Phone Calls - Coupon Only heat & hot water & parkinq 1 mo. secunty. 908-360-2264 included. V/2 mo. secunty' MATAWAN Main St. Victorian NO PET S. $750./m o. Avail. charm Office suites available. $10,000. CREDIT 6/15. Call 908-723-1598 1mo Free Rent. 908-583-7777 With unsecured, preapprover 011 Mobile Homes Visa/MC regardless of you; credit history. Business loanr Charge Your Ad E 3 EE! up to $100 million. Mort 006 House Rentals HAZLET- 12’x65’, 5 rms., 1 Professional Suites gages. Phone 1-719-482-0567 bath, liv. rm 16’x20’ bedrm . (Small fee)______w/2’ extension & bay window. Freehold Fax Your Ad 908-432-0016 Like new, cntr./air, washer/ ABERDEEN dryer, fully fum . 908-264-4385 Modem, office building, Cliffwood Section. Lovely ho u se & neighborhood, 3 ig. HAZLET-Holly Hill. 1989 14 x 2nd floor with view, bedrm s. bid yard. liv. rm & 60 unfum., 2 bedrm s., Ig. kitch. S800. per mo. Call kitch., ail appl., porch shed. double suites with separate Sherif 908-441-1813 $43,000. Nego. 813-772-7756 entrance, kitchen, 2 baths, JL T w i ; a i 5 $ e i r W s l m f EMPLOYMENT h HAZLET-Why Rent? New mo­ & elevator. Large front bile homes. Financing. 15 & 007 H ouses for Sale 20 year. 6 m o-1 yr. free rent signage available. Use our handy Private Party Coupon. Call: 908-868-9335 035 Help Wanted Select the ad that best meets your needs. Route 9 South, Full Time BY -O W N ER - Free list of 2,450 sq. ft. @ $12 SF ADVERTISERS homes for sale by owners in 012 Lots & A creage the community. Homesellers & R E A D E R S □ Flea (Items under $75) One item per ad Available mid-July It is the policy of this newspaper advertise for only $150 No that all help wanted advertise­ commissions Buyers/sellers m ents will begin with a job title. toll free 1-800-BY-CW NER HOLMDEL CEMETERY- Call 908-780-7020 □ BIG DEAL (Items over $75) Chapel Mausoleum Crypt for Call 1-800-660-4 ADS 2. $6,900. Call 908-583-4455 FORECLOSURES - FREE Please include all spaces and punctuation. One character per box. TRIAL OFFER. You pay post­ LAND BARGAINS- F ree list of age. Save to 75%. For N.J. 3 to ^23 acre parcels in up­ list 1-203-852-1400 to 10pm state New York, just west of OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE Albany, deal home sites, GOVERNMENT FORE­ owner financing Helderberg CLOSED HOMES-For pennies 1 -800-834-9298 on $1. Delinquent tax, Repo’s, ★ MOST AGGRESSIVE RATE IN MARKET ★ REO’s, FDIC, RTC, IRS. 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Daily or Classified advisors weekly Call for reservations Expiration date______, ctessttiocJ or free brochure. Open eve- HOUSTON will help you write a nmgs. Holiday Rea) Estate. 7 Edgeboro Rd. • East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Ocean City, Maryland CO. Ads are subject to approval. 1-800-638-2102 most effective ad. DAVID T. HOUSTON COMPANY DISNEY AREA FLORIDA Give us a call at 2/3/4/ bedroom. Luxury homes Exclusive B roker 3mi. Disney. From $550/wk 1-800-660-4ADS 908-446-0224 (908) 981-9393 THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 7, 1995 4 5 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wanted 035 Help Wdnted 035 Help Wanted Full Time Full Time Full Time Full Time

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Benefit package DRIVERS-Top drivers deserve after 90 days. D A Y C A M P top pay. OTR/Reefer, average If you are dependable and like to w ork in a fast paced atm osphere, Counselor specialists, Please send resume to: pay $600.+/wk., 2,500. mi/wk, IEP P. O. Box 1095 we have openings on Tuesdays, W ednesdays and Thursdays with y m -MWHA in H ighland Pa regular home time,new equip­ Call Helayne 908-249-2221 Freehold, N.J. 07728 EOE varied hours starting after m idnight. D uties include: production lines, Clerks/Cashiers ment & top notch benefits. DECORATING ASSOCIATE BURLINGTON Motor Carriers sorting and bundling of new spapers, and inserting. No experience Seeking creative business 1-800-JQIN-BMC. EOE. TAILOR necessary. Will train right person. Asst. Managers minded person for interior Flexible schedule. Salary com- decorating. Training. Part/full commensurate with experi­ time. Call 908-946-»896 EVENT COORDINATOR ence, 908-254-6630 If Interested, please apply at Creater Jersey Press Exceptional opportunities Strong communications skills now exist for pleasant, necessary, phone work, Full lo Connerty Court, East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 energetic individuals to join DELI CLERK/HELPER time temp position. Immediate TEACHER/ Call 908-254-7004 for directions only FAT P/T. Apply in person. opening. Call 908-750-2333 the Cumberland Farms Martucci’s Liquor & Deli DIRECTOR team. To qualify, you must 455 Tennent Road INFANT CARE PROGRAM Morganville FARM HANDYMAN For September. Freehold work well independently Or Call 908-591-1747 T ree farm in Allentown area. area. Call 908-303-8585 and as part of a team and Landscaping helpful, Must be able to drive machinery, truck, TRUCK DRIVERS-For Harold OUTSIDE SALES REPRESENTATIVE have excellent customer & drive locally. Must be Ives Trucking. Free driver service skills. Some cash flexible. Call 609-259-9204 training, if you qualify. Stu­ FULL-TIME, we are seeking an ambitious, m otivated sales handling experience is a Classified Sells dents welcome. Experience ay up to 28 cents per mile, professional to fill out our sales staff. A pplicant should have sales must. We offer excellent 1-800-660-4ADS FLORAL DESIGNER ixcellent benefi rtr* experience. W e offer salary, com m ission and great benefits. If you are training, 401 (k) plan and Experienced only. East Brun­ 1-800-842-0853 swick. Call 908-821-7565 a proven sales professional and think you can m eet the challenge, w e educational assistance for WAREHOUSE- Temp-to-Hire w ant to talk to you. full-time positions. Career spots! Pick/pack! Gen­ HAIR STYLIST eral labor! 1st, 2nd & 3rd Energetic, personable and PART-TIM E. 20-25 flexible hours per w eek. High com m ission. Perfect For an immediate inter­ shifts. Call immediately. Fee motivated. Busy salon. paid. Call 908-390-1170 for the sales professional looking to re-enter the w orkforce on a view please apply in per­ TELEPHONE ROOM Experienced. 908-251-3335 Lorelei Personnel, Inc. part-tim e basis, w e seek a go-getter w ith sales experience. son to Cumberland Farms, One Auer Ct. Keyport, NJ or call the Supervisors/Interviewers HAIR STYLISTS East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Fax or send resume to: Manager at 908-739-9852. Full/Part Time. MANICURISTS 036 Help Wanted Gerry Haggerty FULL TIME/PART TIME Creater Media Newspapers, P.O. Box 423, Morganville, 07751 With following. Call & ask for Part Time For Growing Market Carrol 908-431-0955 Fax 908-972-6746 ADVERTISERS Research Company. HOUSE CLEANER & READERS F/T, P/T for Monmouth/ It is the policy of this newspaper C u m b e r l a n d Middlesex residential cleaning that all help wanted advertise­ Farms No Experience Necessary. service. CCar ar nnecessan e c essa ry . WILL ments will begin with a job title. REPORTER TRAIN. Call 908-583-9617 Call 1-800-660-4 ADS We're m o r e Good phone voice, JUNIOR COUNSELORS - For C orrespondent needed to cover municipal governm ent m eetings for Bayshore t h a n y o u t h i n k ! day^cam££roujDs, swim. ADMINISTRATIVE independent on a freelance basis. Experience preferred but will train the right Call Maris. Call < 1-821-9155 ASSISTANT person. Reliable transportation a m ust. Assist publisher. Office/man­ LANDSCAPE LABORER agement skills. Light book­ Send best three clips and resume to: 908-308-0500 Experienced. Clean driving keeping and computer a plus. record. Call 908-679-2202 Growth opportunity. Flexible Howard Altschlller, Creater Media Newspapers hours. $8. per hour. 7 Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 LIFEGUARDS - For summer Leave message 908-845-0150 R A D IO N E W S day camp. ALS/WSI certifica­ tion. Call 908-821-9155 BUS DRIVERS REPORTER )DL license required. Day MAINTENANCE WORKER ;amp. 5 day week. Excellent ANCHOR PERSON S enior citizen’s building in salary. 908-972-3687 WCTC News Talk Radio needs f/t news person lo Keyport. 908-264-9550 G reater M edia N ew spapers join our award winning news team. 1 year CAFETERIA WORKERS experience in commercial radio news & on-air MANICURIST Applications now being Ac­ Busy salon. Following not cepted for the ’95/’96 South E.O.E. anchoring required. This is a great job in a necessaiy. Established clien­ Brunswick school year, by culturally diverse market & as an affirmative action tele. Call Wednesday- ""'3 /9 5 . Apply in p erson to: employer committed to diversity, we encourage Saturday 908-536-1778 Canteen Corp. at Crossroads School ALL applicants. WCTC offers an excellent benefits Georges Road package. All applicants must include recent OFFICE WORK Monmouth Junction EOE Small Freehold manufacturer audition tape. Apply in person or send resume & seeks organized and well spo­ CARPENTER - Retired with tape to: ken individual to answer own sh o p to m ake bo x es all WCTC News Director phones, file, type & general summer. Call 908-583-2139 office work. Call Laser Save. CLEANUP 78 Veronica Ave. 908-431-3339 Somerset, NJ 08873

D B h - CHILDREN NEEDED Bom between 2/22/91 & PAINTER 11/22/91, ages 3Vz - 4Va. To SALES/ADVERTISING Earn money & get a tan at the participate in a product safety WITH A FLEA.. same time working outdoors. test conducted at our Old If you have outside advertising sales experience in Experience & own car A Bridge facility. Fee paid. Call Radio, Cable T.V, or Newspaper in N.J. (Central PLUS. Call Jason at College Marlene or Barbara at Jersey preferred) Radio Stations WCTC & WMGQ Pro Painters 1-800-327 908-251-7772 would like to talk to you about joining our growing PAINTERS & Handypersons sales team. Experience a plus. CUSTODIAN/CLEANING 908-679-5999 Small religious institution look­ ing for rPfT custodial and ••• This is a great job in a culturally diverse market cleaning help. Hours vary. se e th e and, as an affirmative action employer committed to Also looking for substitute c u s to d i a n s . If i n te r e s t e d diversity, we encourage ALL applicants. lease call Charlie at 08-536-2303 Tuesday thru Apply in person or send resume to: SALES Friday C la ssifie d Exciting opportunity to join a General Sales Manager growing C o. Will Train for Air DEMONSTRATORS-For WCTC/WMGQ conditioning/Heating sales. Friendly Toys & Gifts, in your Top pay, salaiy, commission. a. Part-time hours, full-time P a g es 78 Veronica Ave. Benefits. Looking for an ag­ pay. Over 800 items. Cel­ Somerset, N.J. 0887} gressive self starter. Call ebrating our 40th anniversary. 1-800-696-1971 Call 1-800-488-4875 4 6 THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 7, 1995 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 036 Help Wanted 037 Babysitting Part Time Part Time Part Time Part Time Child Care 043 Appliances 047 Furniture 047 Furniture

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Great opportunity for speaking, legal visas Experi­ FR EEZER C H EST - Mid. size BED-BRASS homemakers, college students ence the benefits of loving, $100. 1V2 yrs. old. REFRIDG- Brand new king Super thick LIVING ROOM SET- Huffman or retirees. European child care! ERATER, freezer on top. Very orthopedic mattress set. Must K oos, 6 pc.. Colonial. $600. or LOSERS NEEDED ROUTE DRIVERS large. $325. 1 yr. old. All like I lost 34lbs. All natural, Dr, ap­ WANTED Old Bridge area- Karen Average $199. per week. sell. $475. Call 908-525-0435 best offer. 6a\\ 908-727-5836 1-800-872-0157 Call Michele Cnazen at new Call 908-938-9484 proved. 100% guar. Lose lbs/ / To work Friday nights from LIVING ROOM BED-Brass. Queen, complete earn $$$. 1-800-501-DIET 8pm-4am. Must be reliable, Howell area- Ronnie 908-566-8937 * 1-800-972-5376 Joanne Hunt at w/Ortho mattress set. Unused, Sofa, loveseat with 4 built in M ATH T U T O R clean license. 908-238-1863 0nfl.t^O_17OO OVEN GAS (WALL) in box. Cost $1,000. Sell reliners. Brand new. $1800. DRIVER NEEDED Must be reliable & experi­ Like new. $70. Pn Gov’t designated, non-profit $300. Call 908-602-9673 Call 908-431-1187 2 hours per day. To and back enced in Algebra I, Algeb a II TELEMARKETING CAII 908-238-0538 from work. Call 908-536-4904 Geometry. 908-972-ff769 SALES BED-BRASS & Colesce Lingerie Home Par­ EAST BRUNSWICK AREA FREEHOLD - Mature teen will leave message Steady position, includes Super thick queen orthopedic MOVED ties is now in this area. $75.- babysit weekends, evenings, setting appointments for days. References, reliable ★ REFRIGERATORS ★ mattress set. Brand new. Must DRESSER w/lg mirror-Fr. $100. p e r party. $ 2 5 ,000 + full Guaranteed, 90 days. sell. $250. Call 908-525-0435 Prov. $320. 2 DESKS-$85. time. 908-390-6501 Insurance Agency. Morning & Call 908-780-0462 afternoon hours available $175. +. Choice of sizes and ea. KITCHEN TABLE-pine- DRIVER f J * colors. Very dean. Old Bridge area. 1-2 hours Call 908-257-5400, Ext. 19 HOUSEKEEPERS, NANNIES BEDROOM FURNITURE - $75. HEADBOARD-brass twin SALES Can deliver. 908-225-5272 Oak, triple dresser, chest on size-$75. COFFEE TBL-brass per day, 3 days per week. Nurses Aides. All nationalities MC W ANTED chest & 2 nite stands. $475. w/glass top-unique design- Call 908-6/9-8833 for new DJ comi OVERWEIGHT TELEMARKETING Lic./Bonded. Aurora Agency WASHER/DRYER-Kenmore. Call 908-432-0955 aft. 4 pm $f20. ROWING MCHN. Call 908-257 TIRED? BROKE? 540 B’way., Long Branch, NJ Heavy Duty stackable w/rack. 908-577-0686, 908-949-4398 LOSE W EIGHT ..MAKE Let’s stop fooling around, peo­ DRIVER with own car to oc­ ple take part time jobs for 908-222-3369 Electric, wnite. $500. or best casionally drive disabled per­ MONEY...WORK AT HOME! 1 offer. AIR CONDITIONER- BEDROOM SET Call 908-303-8842 reason, $MONEY$. If you’re son. Please call 908-536-6292 MODELS money motivated, seek day/ 5,000 BTU. Window unit. 6 pcs , Drexel Travis Court. MOVING Excellent rates if selectec for KIDS COUNT $100. or best offer. Call $250. 908-679-0138. Lv. m sg. Dining room, couch, daybed, print ads, brochures, catalogs, SALES- Fine Jewelry. 25-35 evening/weekend hours, we have immediate openings Child Center/State Licensed 908-525-0029 dresser, end table & more. designer fashion shows etc. hours. Flexible 5 iy work BEDROOM SET- Solid maple, Exercise Universal DRIVER-SCHOOLBUS week, mall hours. Benefits available. Students/retirees Full/Pari Time Enroll NOW for Looking for year round & sum­ Need TALLS & PETITES Themed Summer Program triple dresser, hutch, nt. stand, 908-972-7626 may apply. Call Dave or Jane welcom e. Will work around full bed w /m attress & box­ mer dnver’s. With or without CALL MODEL NETWORKS your schedule & situation. 658 Englishtown Rd. Old Bridge Metuchen N.J. 908-632-9.‘i45 between 10-7. 908-303-1188 044 Computers spring. $275. 908-251-3484 CDL license. Free training. Call Mr. G oldberg Call 908-723-9416 Good pay with benefits. SALES-P/T UNIQUE Home MOVING 908-972-6000 ext. 2000 MANALAPAN AREA - Infants Lg. L-shaped couch, 2 day 908-536-3485 Party Plan. F ree Kit. Sell beds w/comer unit, glass & PHONE PERSON Scented Candles & Home Ac­ TELEPHONE SALES- From to 5 years old. Certified teach­ IBM COM PATIBLE- 436/25 NO TELEMARKETING. E-ook Old Bridge office. 9-1 or 1-5 e r . Quality c a r e . Call Multimedia CD ROM Sound­ chrome shelving, upholstered cessories. Weekly paycheck. din. mi. chairs. 908-254-1827 appointments for sales rep. No Experience necessary. Car weekdays. Call 908-251-0047 609-443-5844, 908-446-2666 blaster w/speakers, 8 MB DRIVER/COMMUTER Early evenings. 908-446-4H09 RAM 14” SVGA Monitor, Ride needed from Hazlet area a must. Call 908-295-3092 BEDROOM SETS 14400 Modem/fax, $995. firm. (1) W ashed oak w/trundle bed to Bayonne area. Monday - MOTHER’S HELPER Call 908-462-5839 Friday, 7am. 908-739-0996 WAREHOUSE Marlboro Manalapan area. sleeper, double dresser w/ PRODUCTION SUMMER Showroom/Warehouse help mirror. Asking $1,300. (1) P/T, 20-30 hours per week. needed to assemble & display 13Vfe yr. old girl. Must be will­ PANASONIC KXT 1091-Matrix ing to pick up. 908-536-7841 printer. PANASONIC KX 1592 Washed oak. Queen bed w/ Material preparation packir a & DAY CAMP fixtures & place stock in in­ back light bridge & 2 pier MOVING SALE DRIVERS production. Must be relie 6k* SUPERVISORS ventory. No experience neces­ multi mode printer. SAMSUNG Bedroom set: Thomasville, 5 NANNIES AVAILABLE monitor & keyboard. Call cabinets, armoire, triple dress­ If you like to drive you can good worker. Potential for FT COACHES sary. 20 hours p er w eek in er. Asking $3,000. Both 1 yr. yrs young Cheriy. 2 pier cab­ earn up to $ - ./hour as a Live-in, Live-out or Temp 908-671-4093 810 employment Alltite Gasket LIFEGUARDS M iddletown. Call young. Call 908-972-3612 inets w/lighted mirrored bridge Go-4-It DRIVER. Deliver for Call 908-432-9500 Company. 908-254-2154 COUNSELLORS 908-671-5000 x100. EOE Selective Nanny & Companion & storage headboard. Dresser restaurants that don’t deliver NURSE BEDROOM-Antique Mahoaa- (9 drawers) to match w/tri-fold on their own. Use own car. 288 Summerhill Rd. E.B. NJ PC R E P A IR S WOODWORKING TEACHER ON SITE REPAIRS nay, 5 pcs. Asking $600. mirror. Exc. cond. $2,500. Day, evening and weekend 036a Employment OLD BRIDGE - Lots of TLC Stunning Mahoaany vanity, Call 908-679-1889 hours available. 908-536-1212 Upgrades, setup & training. 908-446-6539 for your child. Any age. Call 908-521-4573 mirror & bench-$330. Antique Services F/T & P/T Summer. Fenced china closets $150. & $185. yard, non-smoker. References Inlaid dresser & mirror-best^ MOVING SALE DRIVERS PROGRAM TEACHER ATTENTION avail. Call 908-251-7403 offer. Antique Wicker dol* Bdrm. set, dining table, chairs, Special Educator for small, READERS PIONEERS porch furniture. 908-297-0231 P/T F/T Takeout Taxi is now ASSISTANT ------C|asses ages g-i3>Ads under this classification are in PC R epairs by program ­ stroller & doll. $185. Tables- hiring. Flexible hours. not offers of employment. Often m ers & specialists. In your library-$75., Coffee table-$50., Call 908-845-0088 at Reform synagogue. Must these advertisors offer a service 037a Child Care hom e or in our shop. Call Victorian Marble top $340. & MOVING SALE be able to work with students 908-521-0161 *908-521-3636 *>200. D esk s ft. secretary. om munity who have a variety of special for a fee. If you place a call to a Wanted -6 Entire contents of household. Center. Call 908-257-7883 ’900” number you will automati­ >185. Mahogany leather top Fum. & more! 908-536-2005 DRIVERS WANTED needs. Meets Sunday morn­ cally be billed a fee, which varies. >165. Antique trunk $30. Call FOR PIZZA DELIVERY ings . Please call: MARLBORO - P art tim e in my URGENTLY WANTED 908-254-2I-3023 IN THE SAYREVILLE AREA 908-566-2961 ASSEMBLE Crafts at home! home. Need reliable, IBM computer. (New or used). RECLINER RECEPTIONIST TO P PAY! EASY WORK! experienced sitter to care for C om patible with IBM 486-DX. ENZOS PIZZA 908-238-7140 Busy Old Bridge Chiropractic w /electric s e a t lift. N ev er 1-904-686-3634 ext. K463 3 small children. Own trans & Preferably with printer. For CAPTAIN’S BED u sed . Lifetime mfg. warr. Will Office. Computer, (experience TEACHERS refs req Call 908-972-8559 Manna House, Single Parent And Mattress. Oak, 3 drawers. a plus), phones & appoint­ ASSEMBLE-Arts, crafts, toys, deliver. Orig. $800. Sacrifice Creative & enthusiastic for Family Home. 908-r ‘ $100. firm. Call 908-583-4017 $499. Call 908-566-8504 ELECTRICIAN ment book. 3:30-8pm, Mon­ Hebrew & Judaic studies, for jewelry, wood items, typing, OLD BRIDGE Child care Part time/flexible hours. day, Wednesday & Fri jay, Sunday & mid-week classes sewing, computer work from needed f/t Monday thru Friday CHINA CABINET Minimum 2 years experience 9am-11am Saturday . All in­ at Reform Synagogue. Com­ home in your spare time in our hom e for 6 month old. Light to medium oak, glass RECLINERS in Commercial/Residential terviews Friday June 10, petitive salary offered. Please Great pay. Free details Call Start September 1. Experi­ CLASSIFIED doors, 2 glass shelves, light­ Stratolounger-Teal. like new. work. Call Tom 908-257-5006 9-4:30. Call 908-727-2477 Call: 908-566-2961 24hrs. 1-800-632-8007 enced, nurturing person ed. Contemporary. Mint cond. $195. Recliner-Brown vinyl. ONLY. References required. Loaded with $250. Call 908-583-0642 Best offer. Call 908-679-9176. ASSEMBLERS: Excellent Call 908-679-0377 income to assemble products COUCH, LOVESEAT, & RE- at home. Info 1-504-646-1700 SOUTH BRUNSWICK- need something for CLINER-AII Ethan Allen, blue Dept. NJ-3812 exp. person to care for 2 chil­ & beige. Exc. cond. $300. for dren in my hom e. W ed & Fri. everyone! set. Call 908-566-3413 $ Call 908-940-3053 EARN $200-$1,000.WEEK COUCHES-(2) Neutral print, SLEEPER SOFA Assemble Products at Home! Call 1-800-660-4ADS custom made. Living room Call Toll-Free: 038 Cleaning Help chairs-(2) Antique white, LOVE S E A T wood, like new. $700. For all. Crestline. Dark green. Also 1-800-574-9635 EXT. 127 Wanted Call 908-536-0566 high back chair & ottoman: tan. All good cond. $575. SAYREVILLE-House cleaner 045 Clothing DAY BED-White iron & brass. takes all. Call 908-938-6388 EARN MONEY wanted to clean 1 family Complete w/2 Ortho mat­ Reading books! $30,000/yr. hom e. M ature, reliable Will tresses & pop-up trundle. Un­ SOFA & LOVE SEAT - 2 yrs. income potential. Details. pick-up in area 908-254-3010 used in box. Cost $800. Sell old. $300. BRASS HEAD­ 1-800-513-4343 Ext. Y-2111 LADIES CLOTHING $325. Call 908-602-9673 BOARD, fits full or qu een , Ladies large sizes 24 & up. $85 Call 908-390-8405 Call 308-727-2473 DINETTE S E T - 4 2 ” tbl., 4 GOVERNMENT 039 Health Care chairs, New. $250. (2) Twin SOFA beds, headboards, frames. POSTAL JOBS $200. Call 908-591-5404 LIKE NEW! Starting $23.800.-$34,900 per C ontem p. sectional sofa, off I PROVIDE CARE for the eld­ 046 Firewood DINING ROOM CHAIRS- white, mauve, gray. Orig. year. Call for employment erly. Refs., car, cook & clean 6 information & application. low back, tan/chrome $200. $3,000 Asking $1,000. Call Live in/out. 908-290-1446 908-446-7326 evenings 818-506-5354, Ext 3136 TO PLACE YOUR AD HERE Call after 6pm. 908-577-1368 HOME TYPISTS NEEDED- Call SOFA-Rust leather, new POLISH AGENCY INC $175. Many other home turn­ Also PC/Word processor Specializing in elder/sick care DINING ROOM users. $40,000./year income 1-800-660-4237 Contemp. glass/chrome. 1 yr. ings available. Call Housekeepers, live-in/out 908-628-5974 potential T oil free Call 908-862-0289 old. $800. 908-685-0290 1-800-898-9778 ext. T-5139 for details (fee) SUMMER DINING ROOM SOFABED 041 Resumes/ Fruitwood. 8 pcs. w/6 chairs. Queen size. Exc. cond. $300. HOME TYPISTS Business Services FIREWOOD SPECIAL Good condition. Asking $775. Sewing mach 908-721-4696 PC users needed. $45,000. Call 201-648-2885 income potential. Call I * 6 5 per cord TRUNDLE BED 1 -805-962-8000, Ext. B-2111 15 FREE RESUMES C a llS1 908-523-3029------Private Party Mercnandise fordable live-in childcare, gov­ • Over 100 Dealers bed, brass & white. Kitchen more. Clocks, figurine & hur­ set, butcher block. B ed­ ernment approved, local coor­ • Open 7 Days A Week (2) ricane lamps. Ffoseville piec­ room sets. Other odds & e s. Violin & trum pet w /cases CARPET Pre-Paid ■ Can be cancelled ■ Not refundable dinators. Call 215-492-1391, »Quality Consignments Accepted 516-696-6176 ends. All exc. cond. Best Call 908-254-3023 Just completed large develop­ or 800-4-AUPAIR • Dealer? & Decorators Welcome offers. In Hazlet 908-739-0575 ment. Over 885 yards left. • Major Credit Cards Accepted DINING ROOM-French Pro­ CLOSEOUT $3.87 Also. vincial, table. 6 chrs. & china Stainm aster commercial C H IL D R E N ’S C H O IC E A.H. FORMICA closet. S200. Firm. Call before carpet and other -jpgracJed 46 W Ferris St., E. Brunswick CUSTOM LAMINATED 9pm 908-536-6477 carpets at tremendous CALL CLASSIFIED Acjes 3 months-5 years. FURNITURE & REFACING discounts. Call Eddie Kindergarten. State Certified. • KITCHENS • WALL UNITS Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months • BEDROOM SETS H O U S E SA LE 908-591-0869 a year. Call 908-613-4488 • CHILDREN'S ROOMS King size watertfed, mirrored 908-745-2102 • 908-390-160S headboard, armoire, triple CEDAR PRIVACY HEDGE- EAST WINDSOR dresser, S475. Oak oval kitch­ (Abborvitae) Liquidation. 4ft FreehoW Antique Gallery AIR CONDITIONER en table w/4 chairs, $285. Co­ tree reg. 529.95, now only TWIN RIVERS 8,000 BTU’s, $265 Bed Plat' lonial couch & loveseat, $9.95. Also Lilac White Birch Thumbelma Day Care. State 21 S. Main Street • 908-462-7900 form - 399. infant dresser camel. 4 Captains bar stools, all in 1 gallon pots. Free deliv­ -800-660-4ADS registered 6 wks.-5 yrs. Lov­ white, $75. Headboard brass $85. Brand new ceramic tiles. ery, 12 tree minimum. ing & nurturing environment. Give Dad a Momento From His queen, $75. sofa bed & love GE refrig., ping pong table. Discount Tree Farm Refs. Call 609-443-1930 Past to Remember You By seat, $250. Call 908-607-0461 908-780-3903 after 6 1-800-889-8238 THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 7,1995 4 7

049 Merchandise 050 Musical 062 Flea Markets 048 General 048 General 060 Garage Sales 060 Garage Sales 060 Garage Sales Bazaars Merchandise Merchandise Wanted Instruments BRICK - ESTATE SALE HOWELL MANALAPAN DRYER- Gas, Speed Queen, 11 Brower Dr.(S. on Mantolok- 25 Ap Rd. (off Union KEYPORT 4 yrs. old, $150 STEREO POOL 12’x3’ AAA AAA ANTIQUES BASS EQUIPMENT ing Rd., left onto Sandy Pt). Hill_. lol.) Sat. & Sun. 6/10 & COMPONENTS- Pioneer. Includes ladder & filter Used furn., estates, contents Mesa Boogie Bass. 400 MOVING SALE King platform bed/wall head­ 58 Bernard Dr. (off New 1. 8am Children’s items ON THE WATERFRONT Best offer. 3 POWER RANG­ Used only 1 year - $35. of homes, etc. 908-888-8377 combo amp, Dass cabinet w/2 Every Sunday Call 908-251-7295 board, boat carrier, organ, Fnendship Rd.) Fri., Sat 8i ER TICKETS- 6/22, Meadow- 15" speakers 350 watt crate * prof drum sets, nauticals, MARLBORO - 11 Riley Rd. lands, $60. 908-390-5155 AAAA ANTHONY'S ANTIQUE amp w/EQ & Chorus & Sun.. Jun. 9, 10 & 11, 8-3 Whittier Oaks W, Rt 9) Fri. POOL 24’ ROUND secretaire, curio, much bric- Washer, dryer, refrig., lawn & All accessories included PAYS TOP $$$$ for used fur­ Kramer Acoustic electric bass. brac. June 10, 11. 9-3pm. Sat. 6/9 & 6/10, 9am to 2pm Us* your VISA ENTERTAINMENT Center- niture, glass, art, toys, all col­ equip. & other quality items or MASTERCARD Cash & carry. $150. Call 609-443-8740 for info A CO BW EBS SALE Lamps, clothes & misc. items Oak, huge, $800. Ant. oak lectables, etc. Love attics & to pay for your dropleaf table $275. Victorian Call 908-566-9605 908-938-2626 MARLBORO-28 Overhill Dr. basements Estate contents ORGAN WITH BENCH Classified Ad buffet, $900. Power Wheels KENDALL PARK 520 to Gordons com East 1-800-660-4ADS POOL FILTER - Hayward. bought or auctions. Est. 1979 Gulbransen Pacemaker. Good COLTS NECK jeep $135. 908-409-2857 High performance. $150. Pool 908-264-3130 Baskin Robbins MOVING SALE 1st rt. on Overhill) Sat. 6/10, cond. $350. or best offer C am pbell Rd. (off Sand 10-3. Headboards, bike etc Steps, 3’ wide like inground 908-739-9847 for Uncle Joe Call 908-238-1778 MOVING SALE pool $250. 908-264-8882 SAVE THIS AD 39 Spruce La (Laird to Fire­ Hills) Sat, 6/10, 9-4 Rain date FENCE Sun 6/11. 9-4. Books, garden MIDDLETOWN ORGAN- Hammond & speak­ side Dr ) Sat , Jun. 10, 9-3. Chainlink. 120 ft. long. 3 Vs ft. PRESSURE CLEANERS- ALL LIONEL TRAINS tools, china pieces, misc high. $70. Call 908-821-9367 er, dual keys, excellent condi­ Fum., pictures, antiques, tools New PSI 1300 $249. The Or Flyer. Top cash ap jraisal. records, bedding & more! items For purchase of fum. MOVING SALE 2500 is $599. 3500 is $899. Price no object. 908-94 >-2893 tion $350. or best offer Call priced to sell, must make prior 48 Crestview Dr. (off Rt. 35). Honda 3500 is $1,099. Fac­ 908-747-3228 EAST BRUNSWICK- 8 D ela­ appt. Call 908-297-0231 Sat. & Sun., 6/10 & 11, 9-3. FISH TANKS tory direct tax-free, prompt de­ w are Dr. (off Valley Forge, off Everything must go! INSTRUCTION Full hood, lights, heaters, can­ livery. Call 24 hours, free cat­ ANTIQUES PIANO - BABY GRAND Dunhams Cor.) Sat., 6/10, KEYPORT ister filters, wood cabin stand. alog 1-800-333-WASH (9274) 8:30-3pm Clothes, furn. (1) 44 gallon comer & (1) 45 & QUALITY COLLECTIBLES ANTIQUE- Wurlitzer. Dark mahogany $700. Call Barbara sporting equip. & more! FAMILIIES MORGANVILLE gallon cube - $150. each. ESTATES PURCHASED 3 > Robbie Court (Oft Union Hill (08-583-1860 170 7th St. (Comer of Green Call 908-290-1961 PRICED TO SELL CONSIGNMENTS WANTED Rd.) Fri., Sat. & Sun. 6/9, / Freehold Antique Gallery ALL MUST GO! grove & 7th) Fri. & Sat. 6/9 & 6 063 Instruction pee. patio set. Executive >/10, 8-4. G reat Bargains! 10 & 6/11, 8-3. Lots of Stuff! desk & chair. Stereo cabinet. Victoria Collins, Manager PIANOS WANTED-Steinway, EAST BRUNSWICK- Multi FONTS Swivel office chair. Electric Mason & Hamlm, Kanabe family. 25 Frost Ave. (off MORGANVILLE FELICIA’S SCHOOL Yamaha, etc 1-800-783-2693 for Varityper machine lawn mower. 908-940-0697 908-462-7900 Summerhill Rd.) Sat. & Sun. OF PIANO Private lessons. Call after 7pm 908-431-1403 6/10 & 11, 9-4 Fum.. toys. MOVING SALE $12./'/zhr. Call 908-525-9286 SUNQUEST WOLFF BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR THE PIANO of Your Dreams C am bridge Ct. (off Nolan TANNNING BEDS-New com­ SALE! We Buy & Sell is at EAST BRUNSWICK-12 Wick MANALAPAN Rd.) Fri. & Sat. 6/9 & 6/10, PIANO & ORGAN LESSONS G O O D STU FF mercial-home units from $199 24 Broad St Keyi ort Rd. (Old Bridge Tpke. To Fla­ 10am to 3pm. Furn., house­ State certified, Julliard trained. W asher/dryer, refrigerator Buy factory direct and save UI 908-264-0777 or 2 14-8615 FREEHOLD gler to Wick.) Sat. 6/10, 9-3. 2 MULTI FAMILY hold, clothes, books, ETC. 20 yrs. exp 908-264-1093 Schwinn Airdyne exercise Call' todayr FFree new color cat­ -amilies. Some Furniture. W estbrook & S a rato g a (off bike, lawn mower, & more alog 1-800-^-462-9197 MUSIC CENTER Gordons Cor. Rd ). Sav, 6/10, OLD BRIDGE - 10 Marsad Dr. PIANO INSTRUCTION 908-249-5428 BOOKS WANTED "NEW JERSEY'S EAST BRUNSWICK-MOVING 8-3. Something for everyone! (Rt. 9 or Rt. 18 to Rt. 516 Juilliard grad. Exp. teacher Local dealer needs stock. MUSIC SUPERSTORE” near OB Florist) Sat. 6/10, Intermediate & advanced. SWIMMING POOL 609-758-7770 • 800-758-1254 FLORIDA BOUND 9am to 4pm. Man^misc. 908-431-3096 24’ round, walk around deck NEW & USED KITCHEN CABINETS Great Selection & Prices 26 Revock (Old Stage to household items. 3E SALE Save up to 70% on major w/filter, pump, fencing, solar Bosco.left to Revock). Fn/Sat MANALAPAN brands while quantities last. CAMERAS & Cam-Corders Used Pianos from $250. 19 Whitman Blvd. (Rt. 9 South cover, liner, txc. cond. $850. CASH PAID. Su’s Camera June 9/10, 9-5. R.date 6/11. OLD BRIDGE SPANISH TEACHER 908-329-I1-6000 ‘ Rentals from $30. to Gordons Comer Rd. to Hola! Starting beginners day­ Call 908-536-0846 Highland Park. Also at Music Lessons tor All Ages Whitman Blvd -Englishtown US 1 Flea Market. 908-572-5709 MULTI FAMILY time classes in conversational KITCHEN CABINETS-Full set, FREEHOLD BORO area) Sunday 6/11, 9-4. 12 Jacob St. (off Alpha) Spanish for adults & children. wood, perfect condition. TOOLS 908-462-4730 28 S to k es St. (off B road St.) Sat. June 10, 9-4. Household Call Meryl now, limited room OVEN-Caloric, Double, free RETIRED PLUMBER wants to Sat., Jun., 10, 8-3. Bargains! MANALAPAN & craft items. Lots to buy!! for July. 908-446-3698 standing. Best offers. Call sell tools & material CASH 4 USED CAMERAS 908-536-6928 Call 908-727-6561 & all photo equip. New or old. 051 Sporting MOVING SALE OLD BRIDGE 1 pc. or whole studio. No Po­ 18 G aw ain Dr. (Union Hill to S TU D IO 63 LAMPS-(TABLE LAMPS) WHEELCHA1R-$125. Walker- laroid or movie. 908-442-6141 Equipment Blenheim) Jun. 10 & 11, 10-2. MULTI FAMILIES There is a difference Ceramic bases. Grey with folding-$20. Quad cane-$10 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Household items, furn. 10 families, YORK STREET, white shades. $15. each. Excellent condition. Call clothes & much more! 908-329-8413 A nnual Multi Family Sale (off Throckmorton Ln.) Sat. & MUSIC Call 908-679-2234 CASH FOR BOOKS BICYCLE-ROSS Sun. 6/10 & 6/11, am to Professional Instruction with attached vinyl padded 111 Howe La. (comer of Rt. 8 Old Magazines 908-536-0850 MANALAPAN 5pm. Variety of items. 63 Milltown Rd. E. Brunswick WINDOW TREATMENTS- 1 child carrier. Good cond. $50 524 & Stillwells Comer) yr. old. 3 top-down/bottom-up Sat 6/10, 7am-3pm. Clothing, 908-257-8637 LA W N M O W ER Call 908-251-6527 OLD BRIDGE John Deere. 48” front deck. pleated room darkening children’s & reference books, O A K K N O LL shades, mauve. Two 27 V2 CONSIGNMENT computer desks, bookcases, Only 225 hrs. 3 wheeler, rear EXERCISE EQUIPMENT & SWIMMING LESSONS wide & one 67” wide. $400 lamps, baby items, baseball COMMUNITY SALE MULTI FAMILY wheel steering, belt driven BICYCLES - 10 speed 0 & 72 F arless Ave. (off Rt€ PRIVATE. WSI cert, instructor, Call 908-224-8804 SHOP cards, toys, plus more. Park on P ension Rd., walk in vacuum. Runs well & looks Schwinn, 3 speed Schwinn & Oak Knoll Dr. Sat., 6/10, 9-4. 18 S. & Englishtown Rd) Sat. ex p erien ced . All a g e s. My new. $2,500. or best offer. D EJA VU 1 regular. 908-671-4093 Raindate: 6/11. BARGAINS! 6/10, 8-4. Rain date 6/17 pool Call Jodi 908-2^-0606 CaH 908-536-0749 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP We want your gently worn Something for everyone VOICBPIANO- Cert, teacher/ 048a Gifts & Crafts clothing, antiques, furniture, EXERCISE EQUIPMENT MANALAPAN- performer. Handicapped wel­ MANNAHOUSE THRIFT MULTI FAMILY OLD BRIDGE-220 John St. SHOP - Store wide half price collectables and bric-a-brac. Schwinn Signature Cycle, 249 Rt. 537 W. (3 mi. W. of come. 908-739-0429 Call for Appointment Aerobics Stepper, Dumbbell hosp.) Sat., Jun. 10, 9-4. Ex 2 FA M ILIE S Rt. 18 to en d of M aple rt. on sale. Beginning Sat. 6/10, 11 John.) Sun. 6/11, 9-3 House am to 4pm. (Tues. thru Sat.) AMISH COUNTRY CRAFTS 15 W Main St., Freehold S et-32 lb. New. $250. for all ercise equip., baby fum., pet 2 & 4 Sutton Dr. (Northfield hold, personal & love seats Clothing, fum., toys, house­ Wood items, gazebos, stuffed 908-431-2001 Call 908-264-8653 cages, household goods, etc Estates off Symmes) Saturday 2 animals, home made candies. 6/10, 8.30-4. Rain or shine 063a Schools wares, etc. 59 W. Front St. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP OLD BRIDGE-34 Mercury Keyport. Call 908-888-1017 3468 Rt. 9 So., Freehold Toys, general etc. Circle (Rt. 34 to Athens) Sat. (opp. Perkins) 908-303-1614 CONSIGNMENT SHOP New & Used Furniture for Sale MOUNTAIN BIKE ULTIMATE SALE MANALAPAN- 20 Annapolis " Sun. 6/10 & 6/11, 9-3 Womens 16” w/helmet. Scott Great bargains, misc. items! MEDICAL ITEMS Repairs & Refinishing FIRE COMPANY #1 Dr. (Gordons Cor. to Old COMPUTER Fully Furnished 908-214-1414 w/Shimano parts, gel seat. Rt. 527 (off Rt. 537) S at. & Wheel chair, elec. recliner, 048b Infants Good cond. Orig. $350, ask­ Queens Blvd.) Sat., Jun. 10, OLD BRIDGE/MATAWAN commode, etc. 908-721-9476 Sun., 6/10 & 6/11, 9-4. Ski & 8-3. Antiques, collectibles SKILLS Juvenile Items ing $200. or best offer. Call Scuba, t.v. VCR, clothes, toys, Individuals & Businesses GUNS, swords, military items. 908-530-8184 lamp, toys & much more! MULTI FAMILY Lie. N J/Fed. D ealer. H ouse etc Plenty of Parking! Rambling Knolls. Disbrow Rd BEDROOM-WOOD-2 SETS calls. Bert 908-821-4949 MANALAPAN- 34 Kilmer Dr. Freehold Computer each includes dresser & desk FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP-255 behind racquet ball court! Good condition. Asking $275. TREADMILL Double Creek Pky Sat 6/10, Sat. & Sun. 6/10 & 11 10-4 Training Center 9-3. MULTI FAMILY SOME MULTI FAMILY Rain or shine. for both. Call 908-446-9330 M A K E M O N EY CSA Alpine walker. Exc. cond. (Gordons Comer Rd. & follow MOVING SALE Asking $125. 908-671-6787 THING FOR EVERYONE! 1-800-342-1110 908-308-0222 Dining room: Colonial Pine CAR SEAT-(lnfant) $10 signs) Sat. & Sun., 6/10 & 11, PARLIN Oval table w/6 chairs, break- PLAYPEN-(Portable) $15 FREEHOLD-23 Ro^al Road 9am-3pm. Rain date 6/17. front & server. Bedroom set: Many other items. C all (Crown Pointe off Rt. 537) Something for everyone! MULTI FAMILIES Girl’s. Sofa, living rm. tables & 908-946-2163 CLEANING Fridaylay 6/9, 8-2. 2 FAKFAMILIES 3125 Washington Rd., Sat. & lamps, exercise equip. & SPRING CLEANING! MANALAPAN- 81 Alexandria Sun. 6/10 & 6/11, 9am to 063b Tutoring MUCH MORE. YOUR CLOSETS Dr. (off S ym m es) Saturday, 6/ 4pm. Lots of good stuff CONSIGNMENT SHOP HAZLET 10, 9-2pm, rain date Sunday. For baby items, funriture, toys, $$$$ Collectible dolls, books, mink PARLIN- 3088 Bordentown ARE YOU FRUSTRATED PRICED TO SELL! Ave. (between Ernston & Call 908-583-9076 "juipment and much more. Consign your women’s & kid’s GARAGE SALES/AUCTIONS 4 FA M ILIES jacket & m uch m ore because you can’t help your otnes; newborn to size 12 clothing, closeouts or 23 Maple Dr. (oft Hwy 35, 1 C h e e se q u ak e ) Sun., Jun. 11 child with math? I can! Alge­ and maternity. salesmens samples. blk. in from Chrysler & Buhler) MANALAPAN-100+ ITEMS 8-3. Many asst, items. bra, geomety, all levels. 14 MOVING SALE Call 10am-4:30 for info & appt Sat/Sun 6/10 & 11, 9-6. Toys, yrs exp 908-613-9225 Living rm., window a/c-GE, mi- COTTONTAILS 2nd Turn Around 908-431-7667 fum, housewares, clothes. G IA N T SA LE PARLIN-Fielek Terrace crowave-Quasar, bedrm. set, 555 Shrewsbury Ave. 060 Garage Sales HAZLET Temple Beth Shalom (Taylors misc. Eves 908-536-3885 The Shrewsbury Village $1,000.-$10,000. PAID Mill Rd. & Rt. 522) Sun. 6/11. B LO C K SA LE BIO/CHEM/PHYSICS/MATH Shrewsbury 908-224-0066 for antique Oriental Rue 9am-12pm Rain or Shine 'off Ernston Rd) Sat. 6/10 & Experienced & Licensed Jam es Proctor 908-545-486 HOUSE CONTENTS 11, 9-4. Something for every­ ABERDEEN 12 Tall O aks Dr (off Poole, New & Old 908-446-1200 Your Home. 908-780-4428 DRESSERS- 5 d ra w e rs or 800-358-7847 one! Rain or Shine. MOVING SALE MULTI FAMILY- A vondale Ln bet. Middle Rd. & Rt. 36). Fri Selling 7 rooms of furniture (double) with^ (> drawers by MANALAPAN-67 Lafayette Childcraft. Captain’s BED. off Church St.). Sat., 6/10, 6/9, 1-7 & Sat., 6/10. 8-4. PARLIN-Skytop Gardens CHEMISTRY/BIOLOGY Paintings & other items, too 5-4. Bargains! Mills Rd.fOff Taylors Mills) numerous to mention. Call Best offers. Call 908-536-3734 HOWELL - 105 Greymoor Rd S at. 8. Sun 6/10 & 11, 8-5. Experienced Teacher 908-679-2727 aft. 5pm WANTED TO BUY MOVING SALE Call 908-238-0652 Furniture, Paintings, ABERDEEN-MOVING SALE (off E Aldrich) Sat. 6/10. 9am Bldg. 30 Apt 1. (off Emston HO T W H E E LS 45 Avondale Ln. Sat., 6/10, to 4pm Rain date Sat. 6/17 GREAT BUYS! Rd.) Saturday 6/10. 8-3. SAFARI JEEP. Like new. $70. Glassware, Statues, Vases 10-4. Furn., dishwasher Household. BEACH items, CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS MOVING SALE Oriental Rugs, Silver, WASHER/DRYER-Maytag- Call early AM. 908-583-4952 range top, household, etc. exercise equip., bar, etc. & GREAT CLOTHES! Tutoring on all levels. gas- full size. KITCHEN SCT Collections, Old Toys. SAYREVILLE 1 to 1. Reasonable rates. KIDS STUFF Jewelry, etc. 2 Nimitz PI. (off MacArthur 908-972-0769, 908-238-3194 w/4 chairs-wood. BOX Assorted toys- Ride on’s, Little SPRING & MATTRESS-dbl, Ave). Sat., 6/10, 9-3. Rain­ 6 Tikes. Graco Port-A-Crib, etc. Over 40 yrs. old, date: 6/17. Clothes, toys. etc. pc. BEDROOM SET. Best Of­ 908-679-7748 COMPUTER TUTORING fers. Call 908-525-9309 ANY QUANTITY... In your hom e or my Sayreville MONITOR, SWING, TRI­ office. Friendly, relaxed at­ MOVING SALE- Refrig COMPLETE ESTATES SAYREVILLE CYCLE, 2 HIGH CHAIRS, 24 5th St. Off Boehmhurst, mosphere. Beginners wel­ couch, washer/dryer, fum SOME NEWBORN PURCHASED come. Affordable. Call & leave crib, baby items, misc, Every off Main St. Sat., 6/10, 9-5pm CLOTHES, 2 SNUGLEE CAR­ if rain, Sun. Household items message at 908-651-2255 thing must go 908-446-5371 RIERS. Call 908-257-8939 MOWER-(Rider) Snapper, SOUTH RIVER - 192 Johnson STROLLER-Aprica (Double) Call any time PI. (off Old Bridge Turnpike) DON’T LET YOUR CHILD electric start. U sedHP, Paid $300. Asking $200. Ex­ Sat. Sun. 6/10 & 6/11, Lose Skills Over The Summer season. Ninja blade, $1,300. cellent Condition. Call & Sp. Ed. teacher w/MA in e. &negotiable. all 908-238-2627 908-583-4052 908-308-3335 9am to 5pm. Bikes, tires, lighting, toys, etc. learning disabilities. All su b ­ MEMBER NJ & STATE jects includ. sp. ed. st- th PO O L - ’ x 12’ above STROLLER/CARRIAGE- Per- 1 8 8 SOCIETY OF AUCTIONEERS SOUTH RIVER grade. Carol 908-780-9807 ground. All equip, included ego, Olympic shopper ’91 SAVE THIS M3. VOUMAY cover, filter, ladder, etc. Best model, mint condition. $125./ ELEMENTARY TO COLLEGE NEEO ME IN THE FUTURE! offer. Call 908-888-4729 AM negotiable. Call 908-264-6491 MULTI FAMILIES MATH - College student I A dvertise Y our Raritan Ave. (off Jackson St.) looking for tutoring. Res. Sat. 6/10, 9am to 3pm rates. Call 908-462-0069 Household items, kids clothes, Garage Sale toys & much more. HEBREW TUTOR SPO T SW O O D Bar & Bat Mitzvah Prep 16 Ellenel Blvd. (off Sum­ Kelli R ichm an 908-536-2§14 Turn Your C lutter Into Cash! merhill & Old Stage Rds) Sat. June 10, 9-5. Misc. items HIGH SCHOOL Supervisor of­ House Portraits fers Math/SAT tutoring. Free­ 4 Lines 1 Time $16 hold are a . 908-431-i-83331 i til 10 " FREE GARAGE SALE KIT 061 Auctions HUNTINGTON The Perfect Gift Pre-Payment Required LEARNING CENTER VISA/MASTERCARD ACCEPTED Individual tutoring in Reading, Created in Oils ANTIQUES Study Skills, Wnfing, Phonics, & COLLECTIBLES - Laurelton Spelling, Math and SAT prep. 800-660-4ADS Firehouse, Bricktown, NJ Certified teachers. Call or Watercolors Thurs. 6/8, 5pm. Preview 3pm F reehold M iddletown to sale. Starting with table & 908-431-5400 908-671-0200 box lots. Directions Rt. 70 to • Birthdays Rt. 88 W. Highliahts Maple shaker rocker 7, 5” Loetz K-12 • Anniversaries vase, color green & blue w/ By CERTIFIED SPECIAL ED silver overlay, 28” all wooden TEACHER. Call 908-972-4517 • All Special truck. Turn of the century cast iron Chinese laundry stove —' K-8 & SPECIAL ED. Occasions irons, 9’ x 12’ Oriental rug, pr During the summer help your of unusual large hanginc child get ahead or stay on wrought iron lamps, Ig. set o track in Reading, Writing, & Stanale Magnolia pattern, old Math. Call 908-238-7680, Jodi baseball, football & basketball cards Hundreds of pieces g lassw are & china & jewelry MATH • GEOMETRY Artist Must items from 1 estate “An Auction not to be missed’ ALGEBRA I & ll Bob Brenner, Auctioneer Chemistry & Physics 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728 • 908-462-1020 Info. 908-244-9896 High School Level 908-291-0436 908-972-0769, 908-238-3194 * 8 THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 7, 1995

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B a t h r o o m AFFORDABLE (Formerly F&L) POOL OPENINGS Buy Direct from POWER WASHING ‘PAINTING HOME Countertop S p e c i a l i s t • decks • vinyl Exterlor/interlor IMPROVEMENTS • EX TER IO R Manufacturer. • aluminum • patios $100. OFF Any Inground Custom Designed Ceramic Tile, • driveways • etc. ‘POWER WASHING POWER WASHING • IN TER IO R & Installation ‘WALLPAPERING Professionally Done I Liner Replacement or Safety Covers I Cabinetry, Etc. DECK STAINING | (contracts signed thru 6/30/95) • Not valid w/any other otters Included. •10” & UP 908-238-5686 Free Estimates Insured C o n t e m p r a Free Estimates ij PAINTING per single roll Free • Major Pool Repairs • Safety Covers No Job to Small IAN mgoi Estimates908-928-6025 • Wood Wall Pool Specialist • Automatic Vacuums D esigns, file* 908-738-8873 1 908-545-7149 Fully • Expert Leak Detection • Pool Heaters •rfJ'TT 908-S77-6815 1-800-452-BATH (2284) | Free Estimates Insured 1-800-540-0315 908-367-7641 COMPLETE t Fantasy Finishes M Y POOL M AN INC. BATHROOMS BATHROOM THE *2,595°° up to 5x8 REMODELING 1 JACK “The Wallpaper Alternative" WALL Jack Barslcy .Starting As Low As I N e i g h b o r DISCOUNT KITCHENS Custom Painted Swimming Pool & Spa Openings & Closings DOCTOR & S o n Special Discounts on all Plumbing IKE STRIPPER Designs on • Paper Hanging • Professional Pool Supplies & Chemicals Delivered Small repair work OK - Leaks Fixed Walls and Accessories • Wallpaper Removal Wallpapering Weekly Maintenance Program WALLPAPER • P a i n ti n g Expert Heater & Leak Detection, Filter & Pump Fully Insured • References Lie. #8821 U lUfmsmi KmrfWiiii ■ Faux Finishes • Interior 4 Exterior Include* Tile, Tub, Toilet, ^ REMOVAL • Wall Repairs “ lir & Liner Replacement CARLO CONST. Yunity, Faucet* & Much Mure! ■ Natalie Stein Painting ■ tI to Tile Installation I 1 Painting, 908-536-9451 • Home Improvements FreeEst.35yrs.exp. Rejfroulii)# & Repairs j , 908-308-0535 For Your Free Estimate 908-780-2070 Deal Direct Sheetrock Repair • Ceramic Tile Repair 908-793-5644 , Susan Greene “CALL US LAST T Call Greg 23 Years . Custom Work - A Specialty Monmouth • Ocean • Middlemen ■ Established in 1969 Experience 908-721-2894 2 E Lie. #0883 Hj. 908-972-7663 908-780-0318 Fully Insured 908-747-3845 1 1 1 M SIGMUNDS K IN G S T ill: I R IC H A R D D & J WINDOWS Installers of r" K . M O O R E ROOFING DOORS REFINISHING TILE & MARBLE ■ Professional Painting EAGLE SIDING KITCHEN W e A lso Do rfUg fen* • Prepasted Wood, Vinyl, Aluminum CABINETS Regrouting, • Interior/Exterior PAINTING 1 & Pasted Papers ^^Specializing IrcVCp Recaulking & Interior/Exterior • Paper Removal • Re-Roofing B E E & B E E STRIPPED STRIPPER • Reasonable Rates All Repair Work u. • DiywaJl ' - y • Tear Offs • Power Washing Wallpaper Removal W I N D O W C O . & 1 0 - 4 0 % OFF 1 • Spackling • General Carpentry CALL LOV ANN Quality Work A Family Business REFINISHED A n y Tile of your Free Estimates Custom Painting & Repairs Reasonable Rates Since 1970 choice in area stores H Fully Insured , References Available Bob Ziegler Free Estimate Insured Free Estimate Fully Insured • Free Est. 16 Buchanan Ave. 908-495-3484 908-671-9150 o r C a l l D a n P arlin Free Estimates • FuHy Insured 908-679-9500| 908-613-7120 908-367-6446 908-577-9234 908*741*5650 908-727-0032 908-727-2118 PLUMBING Serving Our Area MOTO LAWN SERVICE & KITCHEN WAlabPAPERIHS BY BE5IBN Over 20 Years HERB S I M 0 S S C H A E F E R SONS and LANDSCAPING VINYL SIDING CABINETS • Weekly Lawn Cuts CERTIFIED BY THE PAPERHAN6ING INSTITUTE CHARLES E. PLUMBING BROTHERS S T R I P P E D & • Fertilization Installations • Discounted Sales PATTERSON W h y P a i n t ? • Clean-ups Plumbing A H eating. LLC All Phases o f Family Run Since 1955 • All major brands REFINISHED • Tree Removal ' • “Wallcoverings" r • “Also Installed" Over 40 Years • W indow casings • Interior Painting New Wood Doors | E x p e r ie n c e P lu m b in g Siding • Roofing • Overhangs & eaves Low Overhead/Ouality Work • Shutters L IK E N E W • Faux Finishing New Moldings Windows • Doors • Leaders & Gutters Competitive Pricing 908-462-3356 N o J o b T oo • Vinyl replacem ent windows C o u n t e r t o p Free Estimates • Stenciling • • New Hardware Trim • Repairs •'/" Dow insulation 908-290-1770 Sewer k Drain Cleaning S m a ll Free Estimates Insured Replacement RONALD KAPLOWITZ Repairs h Renovations FAX 908-290-1771 2 4 Hour Emergency Service 908-462-9221 908-536-5936 Serving Monmouth & Installations 908-251-7031 Discounted Sales No Job Too Small 908-972-7779 Fully insured Serving Monmouth Cty. 908-462-8282 Middlesex Counties Lie # 0 6 3 0 ft 9 6 3 5 Lie. #9844 Free Estimates over 25 yrs.

Absolute Beet Service Central Jersey INNOVATIVE CONCEPTS n j l DOCTOR GUTTERS EXPERTLY J . D . L . ^ R o o f in g & S i d i n g r K l A LANDSCAPE T. WHITAKER 6 r PLUMBER CLEANED 0 R U S H E D Economical Stump PROFESSIONAL • Repairs • Tree Trims ana Root Crlnding MANAGEMENT CO. For All Your Plumbing/Heating Craftsmanship Any Size Stump PAINTING & PAPERHANGING Plumbing & No Job Too Big or Small ’■ • Chimney Caps PROFESSIONAL COURTEOUS ■ Creative Landscape Desitn 24 Hr. Emergency Service Free Estimate • Fully Insured All types of: erviceSince 1981 •Renovations •Trimming. Heating Needs Same Day Answering Roofing • Siding S Machine Call back Repairs • Skylights • Cleanups * • Prompt, Speedy Service W in d o w s t jrmder used tor fenced *1 • FREE ESTIMATES 908-792-1258 Gerry Kurry properties & sensitive lawns. • Cutting ■ Sod • Free Estimates Owner Operated 10% Discount T o l l F r e e Serving all of NJ 908-290-2973 • Adding stone/mulch • WALLPAPER REMOVAL • PAPERHANGING ■Planting of trees S. shruts 1 • EXPERT WALL PREPARATION w/this ad 1*800-S42-0145 HK STUMP REMOVAL 908-919-1445 15 yrs. exp 908-928-4888 Free Estimates Fully insured 908-270-1524 Fire Estimates Fully insured Oak Firewood Fob Sale 908-972-453:1 Lie. #9894 Lie. #9794 Bonded/Ins. SPECIAL SERVICES ^ i 0 9 1 3 1 3 - JR Custom AM-PM LET 1-800-640-7299 Plumbing & Heating SOMEONE Landscaping Inc. gp ELSE DO WE NEVER serving all of Monmouth County Design & Installation ■ SPECIALIZING IN THE \ FAUX & FANTASY ACCEPT A RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL • Clean-ups • Sod PENNY UNTIL repairs, renovations, remodelling WORK! I FINISHES i new construction • RR Tie Construction • Excavations - - . M THE4 we do it all! • Stone Walls • Stone/Top Soil A.S.P.A.-AMERICAN SCHOOL OF PAPERHANGING ARTS mention this ad for 10% off 1-800-300-3064 FULL WRITTEN GUARANTEE ON ALL WORK 908-264*0090 908-576*8848 Fully Insured Free Estimates NJ Uc. #9971 THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 7,1995 5 1

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CUSTOM WOOD FRANTON Construction GARDENING ANTONIO A. SANTOS FLOORING Total home care. Specializing Rototilling-AII sizes Sanded, stained, bleached & interior remodeling. Res. Call 908-577-8986 908-360-1938 finished. Third generation rates, insured. 908-919-7691 Driveways, Patios, Sidewalks. craftsman. Decks redone. Steps and Porches Free estimates. 908-577-0447 ISLAND REMODELING HARVEST TIME ASPHALT - CONCRETE FLOORS Cleaned & Waxed ★ Additions, Kitchens * ★ LANDSCAPING ★ Driveways, Sidewalks, Patios, Still in b u sin e ss after 40 ♦ Baths, Ceramic Tile ★ Pavers, Brick & Repairs- Free years. Sam Delin Floor Wax­ ★Custom decks & carpentry* estimate 908-390-2085 ★ Free Est. 908-792-0147 ★ ★ LAWN MAINTENANCE* ing Call for free estimate RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL CORNERSTONE MASONRY 908-566-8690 DEP Lie # 96028 - Insured • Concrete Work • Brick J & J * Honesty & Quality * P a v e rs • Mail boxes HARDWOOD FLOORS Call 908-679-7221 for Savings • Fireplaces • Brick Fronts N O M O N E Y Sanded Finished. Installed HOME IMPROVEMENT Accepting Visa, MC, Discover • Repairs • Foundations Decks Sanded & Refinished. •Ceramic tile 'Remodeling All Other Phases of Masonry Tom 908-238-4879 •Decks 'Finishing bsmnts. IF YOU CAN'T Cut It WE CAN Call Pete 908-972-0933 •Siding ‘Windows »Doors DON’S CUSTOM MASONRY SCRAPING & REFINISHING Free Est. Jeff 908-906-6451 PANTINA LANDSCAPING Fireplaces/Patios/Foundations Hardwood Floors. Repairing/ 1-800-21-LAWNS DOWN! Free estimates 908-251-4352 installing Over 30 yrs. exp. 908-872-2900 Guaranteed 908-222-8935 J & L BUILDERS ★ WE DO IT ALL ★ FERNANDO MASON WADE’S HARDWOOD Finest Quality Construction IS YOUR STUMP A Concrete Work, Fireplaces, FLOOR ING-Installations, ★ VERY AFFORDABLE ★ Brick Work, New & Repairs, sanding, refinishing. Quality Refs Fully ins FREE est. PAIN IN THE GRASS? Pavers, Patios. 908-446-5877 R o y C a t e n a work at reasonable prices. Call 908-780-5316 Tree/stump removal. “Just Call 908-787-5829 Stumps”. Free est. Fully ins Call 24 hrs. 908-634-1318 JUST CONCRETE LEVEL BUILDERS INC. FREE ESTIMATES WOOD FLOORS Homes, Additions, Call 908-721-8857 INSTALLED • SANDED Windows, Doors, Skylights, JOHN’S TREE SERVICE STAINED • FINISHED Siding. Decks, Kitchens, MASON will fix & repair steps, Baths. Insured. 908-679-8957 • Trimmina • Removal sidewalks & plastering. Very • REPAIRED • Cabling • Snow Removal Free Est .. 908-431-3126 reasonable. 908-988-0029 Fully insured. 908-370-9302 LUCAS MASONRY - NEW WORK (908) 493-2100 REPAIRS. Refs. Avail 080 Gutters CONSTRUCTION L & M TREE SERVICE Call 908-254-0643 Custom Alterations & Repairs Expert Tree/Stump Removal Fully Insured • Free Estimates Free Estimates. Insured Call 908-741-6443 Call 908-257-1712 STONE CRETE MASONRY GUTTER Cleaning & Repairs All types of m asonry: Drive­ FREE ESTIMATES MAUREEN CONSTRUCTION ways, patios, sidewalks, Call John 908-251-0893 W e do it all, stucco, siding, LAGO’S TREE SERVICE blocks (specializing in): additions, roofs, renovations FULLY INSURED 1-800-448-8487 Call 908-446-6071 STAMPED CONCRETE SEAMLESS GUTTERS Free Estimate. 609-971-5151 Installed or Dropped Off TOTAL HOME 908-288-0555 by 3L Alluminium IMPROVEMENTS 908-446-9027 • 908-446-9594 LAWN MAINTENANCE Call 908-566-2828 NO COUPONS! NO GIMMICKS!! 084 Moving 20% O FF Just Quality Service & Storage 080a Handy Persons KITCHEN CABINETS At A Fair Price NEW & REFACING LARSON SERVICES BATHROOM REMODELING 908-536-2613 ALL JERSEY MOVERS ALEX RU GG IERO’S Formica/Corian available Pianos* apartments, homes, Home Repair & Improvements JOE THE CABINET MAKER offices. Quality work at an af­ Free Estimates/Insured 908-432-9616 • 908-679-2841 MT fordable price. Lie. #PM 00662 For Quality & Economy Call 908-634-4122 Call {9 0 8i-780-6920 -'" ''' TREE SERVICE UNIVERSAL BUILDERS Tree removal O N E L E r T Custom carpentry & masonry. • Trimming FURNITURE HAULING ALL AROUND HANDYMAN a t t h / s P R IC E Decks, siding, baths/kitchens, • Lot Clearing # 1 in Furniture Care Any­ All T ypes of additions. 908-446-7931 Stump Grinding where. Full household/partial Home Repairs/Improvements Fully ins 908-521-4515 move Lic.PM00276. Fully in­ 908-257-2750, 908-431-3981 sured. Call Jim 908-905-0997 080c Kitchen PROFESSIONAL Landscape A LL C RAFT Cabinets NEIGHBORHOOD PRICES Paint, wallpaper, roofs, decks, Landscaping Renovations 084a Hauling windows, doors & more. CABINET REFACING Sod 'Retaining Walls -Fences Repairs of all kinds. Mulch *Stone • Top Soil Gary 908-613-0152 by KITCHEN WIZARD Complete lawn care/low prices Countertops 800-548-3251 Fully Ins. Free Est AC REID’S HAULING Call Frank 908-251-9131 DEMOLITION. All type debris I9f3 .is s a *& 4Z> .< x> sT ALL TYPES-ODD JOBS R & K TRADING - Beautiful rem oval/cleanups. d«s., Reas. Steve 908-583-8109 kitchen cabinets & bath. All R & R LANDSCAPING prompt, low $$. 908-842-8537 VIN S0023087 sun roof, leather, auto, V-8 eng, a/c, p/win/lks,cruise, t/whl, types avail. Wholesale prices Installation incl. Free Est APPLIANCES MOVED and am/fm st cass, ALL POW ER, M SR P 553,653 DON-WELL Call 908-521-8241 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Discarded. Cleanup Work. “Large or small we do it all” Weekly maintenance, land­ Reasonable Free Estimate. 35 yrs. carpentry experience. scape design 908-566-8177 908-727-2740, 908-364-6578 Fully insured. Free estimates. 081 Lawn Care Free estimate. Fully insured Also a large selection o f Pre-owned cat's to choose Call Rollie 908-297-4208 LIGHT MOVING & HAULING Landscaping PICKUP TRUCK ROTOTILLING Reasonable & Dependable “If you purchased a Lexus without seeing F & RHOME LARSON SERVICES Call 908-251-9037 IMPROVEMENT-lnter., ext. 908-536-2613 Painting .power washing, A BRANCH INSPECTION Ray Catena... You Probably Paid Too Much!” carpentry. Rick 908-787-4286 • Spring Clean Ups REMOVAL Shrub Tnmming/Pruning Attics, Basements & Debris » Tree/Stump Removal STUMPS & BRUSH No job too BIG H&S HANDYMAN SERVICE Sod-Stone-Seed-Soil Rick 908-251-5953 RentAHusband 908-583-8837 • Landscape Renovation LOTS CLEARED Free Est. Fully Ins. Rudy 908-251-5953 HANDYMAN AND PICKUP- WE SHOW UP 908-721-4954 SPRING CLEANING Hauling. - Cleans gutters, ga­ We clean out attics, garages, rage, attic, etc. 908-431-5880 TOM’S TREE SERVICE bsmts., etc. Hauling & demoli­ A PARK AVENUE All p h a s e s perform ed tion. Prompt & reliable. Low HANDYMAN- All jobs, big & LANDSCAPING- Stone, Mulch 12 yrs. exp. Free estimates rates. Free est. 908-521-3345 small. Very reasonable Call Insured Call 908-905-8964 for free est. 908-679-5999 085 Odd Jobs HANDYMAN- The Home­ Free estimates 908-780-7012 TO P SO IL ow ner’s Friend. All types of Clean Farm Top Soil Cleanups 2123 Highway 35 * home repairs. Carpent C lean Fill. 10 yard minimum painting, etc. 908-780-3509 A SMALL LOADER ‘ * 3-446--908-^ .-1399 LEXUS O akhurst, N | For hire w/turf tires. ★ A A A ★ J I JOHN’S Handyman Service- Call 908-446-3196 Affordable Clean-ups. Home repairs & improve­ TREES- ★Trimmed ★Removed ★Stumps Ground ★Wood Chips We take away anything C J> (908) 493-2100 ments Appliances, carpentry, F ree est. decks, painting, etc. ARBE LANDSCAPING Reasonable Rates 908-446-9081 T rees, Shrubs, Topsoil, Fill, Call 908-257-1416 Anytime AFFORDABLE CLEAN-UPS Mulch, Stone. All your land­ Basements, garages, attics, Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for MV, DOC fees & sales & luxury ODD JOBS Can do most any­ scape needs. Bulldozer & yards and light hauling, also thing No Job Too Small. Call backhoe work. Fully insured **V IN N Y ’S** Real Estate specials tax. 1 st mo pymt, $450 bank fee & (ES-S4000), (LS-400 $5000) refundable security deposit John 908-251-0893 Call 908-721-7142 Call 908-607-0567 LAWN & LANDSCAPING due at lease signing. 12,000 miles per yr/.15c ea add'l mi. GAP insurance included. Total LAWN CARE - CLEANUPS pymt/purchase option (ES-S14,364/520,298), (LS-S23,364/532,192). Subject to approval by 080b Home AVERAGE CUT $20-$25. SOD, STONE, MULCH A MAN & VAN Landmarc Landscapes RENOVATIONS primary lending source. Lessee responsible for maint. & excess wear & tear. „ Improvements Full Service 908-297-1220 GUTTERS CLEANED FOR HIRE MONTHLY WEEDING $30. per hour PAYMENT ONLY ON Cleanouts • Light Moving B & S INC. COMPLETION OF JOB Rubbish & Debris Removal A-1 SERVICE 908-536-7011 908-458-4251 John Ruskin Driveway Sealing, Painting CLEAN TOP SOIL WE CARE! Tiling. Call 908-929-3885 Fill D irt-L a n d sca p e Stone- Mulch. GRADING-Excavating P & R CLEANUP AAA ALL PH A SES - Reliable, Dozer/Backhoe Trucks Avail WE MOW IT CHEAP! Garage & yard deanim quality service. Free estimates able. Call 908-521-2123 oi “L arge or Sm all W e Do It All!' Everything taken awaivay. leas. Fully insured 908-940-9400 908-566-7148 Tree & Shrub Removal price. Free est. 908- 264- 7 4 7 6 Hedges/Trees Pruned ADDITIONS - Basements, Jean Ups-Soil-Mulch bathrooms, kitchens, decks. Stone-Firewooc? • Lot 086 Painting CLEANUP Jobs big or small we do them BILL’S TREE 908-613-9410 Free all! References, free est Wallpapering Quality Plus 908-521-2491 SERVICE ALL JO B S - Sm all & BIG Removal • Pruning • Stumps WORLD CLASS LAWN A. ROSE & SON Concrete, carpentry, roofing & Free estimates Fully Insured Lawn maintenance & tree Always Affordable much more FREt estimates 908-721-8671 spraying. Call 908-780-2717 Neat & Courteous WITH A FLEA.. Call George 908-238-2257 Free est. 908-583-9512 BOB’S LANDSCAPING 082 Lawn Mower COMPLETE KITCHEN & • Cleanup • Renovation ACCURATE PAINT • Rototilling • Edging Repair & Power Washing. Int./Ext. HOME REMODELING Shrub Trimming • Planting & Affordable prices. Insured. Countertops & Re-facing • Removal • Mulch • Stone Quality Work. 908-727-0038 Carey Home Improvement TUNE-UPS and REPAIRS • Landscape Lighting AFFORDABLE PAINTING Free estimates. 908-727-7658 908-462-1967 Pick-up & Delivery. Call Tim 908-521-3814 Interior/extenor, reliable, quality work, reasonable rates • • • CLEARING- Removal of hedg­ after 5pm or leave message ENERGIZE es, shrubs, briars, tractor, Call Room by Room Painting se e th e 908-607-2577 HOME IMPROVEMENT mowing. 908-446-3196 Roofing, siding, windows & doors. Top qual. vinyl replace­ 083 Masonry/Paving AL’S PAINTING ment windows installed $179 EVEREST Interior & Exterior C la ssifie d Call 1-800-257-6488 LANDSCAPING MATERIALS •Screened Top Soil GET THE BEST FOR LESS Free estimate. 908-583-3306 •Mulch *Stone *Trees A BEAUTIFUL D EC K S A LO T •Shrubs *Ponds »And More P a g es • Cedar • Redwood • Treated Bulldozer & Backhoe Work BRICK PAVER JOB ALL PAINTING CUSTOMIZED TO YOUR AFFORDABLE/DEPENDABLE Driveways, Patios. Concrete INTERIOR/EXTERIOR STYLE & NEEDS Pickup or Delivered Work. Retaining Walls by..... Quality Work Reasonable 15% OFF. Call 908-525-0972 908-521-3344 D.Power Const. 908-583-2297 Rates. Mike 908-363-2786 5 2 THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 7,1995 086 Painting 086 Painting 086 Painting 089 Plumbing Wallpapering Wallpapering Wallpapering

ALL PAINTING JO B S- We can help Excellent indoor & outdoor LOU’S PAINTING GARDEN STATE painting. Residential & com­ and Wallpapering. Res. rates, PLUMBING and HEATING mercial. Free estimates. Fully free est. Call 908*238-4709 WATER HEATERS insured. 908-679-5999 REPAIRS & REMODELING with almost DECORATIVE INC. GEORGE SAHUL JR. INTERIOR/EXTERIOR PAINTING MIKE’S PAPER HANGING License #5568 B I G B E A R PAINTING-FAUX FINISHES Painting & Carpentry PROFESSIONAL 908-251-5660 any credit CUSTOM COLORS Painting & Wallpapering Inc. Respectful, courteous Bill P au lso n -P H.I. Certified Int./Ext. 10% orf/Free Est. Call us for free estimates TOM’S PLUMBING 908-409-6658 ★Call 908-750-4072★ 1-800-820-1711 Plumbing & Heating. Water COME THIS WAY! Heaters, Boilers. Appliances & problem! DECORATIVE Faux Painting- PAINTING & Paperhanging Gas Grills installed Small jobs BOB’S PAPERHANGING Sponge ★ Rag * Marble i Int /Ext. Free Est. Honest pric­ OK. 7 day serv. NJ Plumwng WILL BEAT ANY PRICE! Kid’s Murals ★ 908-308-0056 es. Call Joe at 908-937-8166 Lie. #9454. 908-727-7719 REMOVAL & REPAIRS Free est 908-360-0048 J & J PAINTING - 6 Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper 090 Printing HOME IMPROVEMENT removal. Quality work, 2 0 yrs. BUSY B’s PAINTING Painting-Interior/Exterior exp.. Ins. John 908-251-0893 Int./Ext^ Wallj Wallpapering/Free Estimates e x t . 1 0 3 Ins., Free Est. Call Jeff 908-906-6451 PAPER/PAINT SCREENPRINTING JOE JAY Paperhanging & Painting T-shirts, sweats, jackets, hats, Painting & Paperhanging Int/Ext • Paper Removal signs, decals, vinyl lettering. CEILINGS 908-251-4623 / 908-65^1312 Call Robert §08-679-7452 MIKE DOLLY 908-294-8079 Professionally sprayed/pop corn effect/all colors, w/without PAPERHANGING glitter/free est. 908-525-1625 LERIO PAINTING $13./single roll. 2 4 y e a rs exp. U SE I 0 E R R Mike 908-462-9097 091 Roofing/Siding Painting, Plastering, Taping, Sheetrock, Papemangmg. DAVE’S PAINTING F re e Estimates PASTE “N” PAPER AAA ROOFING & SIDING Quality work - Free estimates. Paperhanging by Cindy. Free ★ *9 0 8 -2 5 7 -8 9 3 9 * ★ Reliable, Quality Service. Free 908-390-8655 est., fully tns. 908-780-0429 Est. Fully Ins. 908-940-9400 PHIL POLO & SON ALEX SMUTKO Paintina & Papertianaing Int./Ext. Free est. Fully ins ROOFING 908*780-3575 • 908-462-9558 N E W 1995 NEW 1995 SYNONYMOUS INFINITI Taxes and inflation are hurting INFINITI INFINITI SUTKOWSKI’S both of us. I need you, WALLS • WALLPAPERING YOU WILL SAVE • PAINTING • CERAMIC TILING MONEY WITH ME. The cost of roofing has shot 908-290-1712 thru the roof. Be a smart con­ Polish Hardwork with sumer and shop around then German Precision call Smutko Roofing. Year after year, proven to be on T h e C ars top of the roofing industry. THE WALL DOCTOR Custom Paperhanging C R A ZY LO W By Tex Miller. 1)08-536-3451 SPRING PRICES!! W h o se T im e Hand nailing at its best. Call WALLPAPER 908-503-0412 800-794-ROOF Hung with TLC, patience & PLEASE ASK FOR ALEX neatness! Maria 908-888-1337 H as C o m e. ANYTIME. ANYWHERE THE ROOF DOCTOR 087 Power Washing Seals your leaks when you n e e d protection the most. Roof repair specialist ALUMINUM, vinyl, brick, as­ bestos. 4 step process. 20 GUTTER CLEANING yrs. exp 908-928-4488 Free estimates. Fully insured. Evans Maint. 1-800-303-3873 l OW DOWN PAYMENT A 36 mo. LOW DOWN PAYMENT & 36 mo. HOUSE WASHING ASCH ROOFING and SIDING ATA POWERCLEAN • Seamless Gutters • Repairs NO SECURITY DEPOSIT!* I LEASE NO SECURITY DEPOSIT!*! LEASE Member N.J. BBB Fully Insured • Free Estimates 1-800-794-1417 ■*-Dr, 210 HP V-6 Engine, Automatic Trans, P/Strg, 4-Dr, 278 HP V-8 Engine, Auto Trans, Power Steering, 908-238-4463 • 908-257-6965 Power ABS Brakes, Air Conditioning, Dual Air Bags, Power ABS Brakes, Air Conditioning, Dual Air Bags, Power Windows, Central locking System, Anti-Theft POWER WASHING CARLIN ROOFING Power Windows, Central Locking System, Anti-Theft CONSTRUCTION - Roofs, System w ith Keyless Entry, Leather Interior, Power System w ith Keyless Entry, Leather Interior, Power ACTION i vinyl siding, all repairs. Free Sunroof, AM/FM Stereo CD, Fully Equipped. Sunroof, AM/FM Stereo Cassette/CD, Fully Equipped. • Decks • Patios I est. Insured 908-458-5619 • Aluminum/Vinyl • Driveways VIN#SM207342. MSRP:...... $39,030 VIN#SM300828. MSRP:...... $52,830 • Sidewalks • Brick Cleaning Call John 908-251-0883 D O U B LE K Flat. Shingle. Rubber Roofing, INTRODUCING TH Aluminum & Vinyl Siding POWER WASHING FREE ESTIMATES ALL NEW 1996 Decks, fences, concrete pa­ INFINITI tios. Free est. 908-727-4999 908-240-2449 J & R ROOFING & SIDING POWER WASHING OVER 10 YEARS UNBEATABLE RATES ENVIRONMENT FRIENDLY Exp & Ins 908-846-7525 HOUSES, DECKS, ETC. FULLY INSURED And T h e RELIABLE ROOFING 908-257-5566 Clean, Quality Service Free Estimates. 908-671-5426 C ars W ho se QUICK SERVE I n CLEAN & SEAL RL LEMPFERT 1 • Siding • Decks • Masonry Tear-offs, Re-Roofing & T im e H as Fully insured, FREE estimates Repairs. Fully Insured. Free Inventory! True Luxury For A round $30,000 Call 1-800-616-6585 Estimates. Call 908-679-0096 S & R ROOFING & SIDING C o m e Again. '9 3 In fin iti G20 94 in fin iti G20 91 in fin iti M 30 '92 in fin iti M30 (Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. 089 Plumbing FREE Estimates 908-679-2291 4-Door, FIWD, 140HP 4-Cyl Engine. 5- 4-Dr, 4-Cyl Eng, Auto Irons, P/Strg, P/AIS Cmvirtikk, 2-0oor Auto Trow w /00.4- CmtftiU*, 2-Dr, Auto Trans w/OD, 6-Cyi Speed Irons w/OD, P/Strg, P/ABS BAs, Air. Brks. A/C, P/Seats/Winds/Us/MWAnl, Cyt Engine, PAtrg, P/AIS Brks Air Bag, Air, Enoine, P/Strn, P/AIS Irks, Driver Aw Bag, P/Winds, Leather Int. Alloy Wheek, Cenlrol Leather Int, Tilt, Cruise, K/Def, Int Wipers, Power Seflh/Wiwows/Mirrorv'Ant* no Wt, A/t, Power wndows/lks/Mirron/Anl, rl, VINYL SIDING REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Locking, R/Def, AM/FM St. Cass, Anti Theft, AM/FM Stereo Cois/CD, Security Aurm, Cruise, Alloy Wheek, Inter. Wipers, Bed. Cruise, Inter. Wipen, Sec Alarm, AM/FM Sler A. A. & J. C A > Moon Roof, T/Glass, FuMy quipped. Trunk Release, AM/FM Stereo Cassetle/CO, Cass, Phone. 27,473m. Vm#*7010404. 45 yrs. ewa. Call Chet. T/Gloss, Fully Equipped. 27,455 mi. Fully ins 908-793-7269 WHOT400277 11,434 mi. VIH#RT508770. Phone. 44,235m. YUWMTQ01723. PLUMBING & HEATING INFINITI 24 Hr. emergency service $ 1 5 , 5 0 0 $ 1 8 , 9 0 0 $ 1 9 , 9 0 0 $ 2 2 , 9 0 0 Repairs & remodeling, water 092 Special heaters, sewer & drain cleaning NJ Licence #5842 Services 1-800*679-5090 92 In fin iti Q45 92 in fin iti Q45 '93 Grand Prtx '91 jeep Cherokee 908-360-1997 / 908-238-3564 PRE-OWNED CARS 4-Dr, Auto, 6-Cyl Eng, P/ABS Brks, PAtrg, Active Susp, 4-0r, Aulo w/OD, V-8 Eng, PjmHIbc, 2-Door, Auto Trans 4-Cyl Engine, LAREDO, 4WD, 4-Door, Automatic Trans, FURNITURE A/C, Aim Cntf, Driver Air Bog, Llhr Sh, P/AIS Brks, P/S. dim. Cnfri, A/C. P/1& Powef Brks, Power Slrg, VC, uoth front 4-Cyl Ena, PAtrg, P/Irks. Air Conditioning, ALAN BLACKBURN REFINISHING REPAIR Power Winds/Lks/MinVAnt, R/Def, Tih, Seats, P/Winds/lks/Mirn/Ant, R/Def, ft, Bucket Seats, Power Windows/Locks, Power Windows/Mirrors/Locks, Tih, Cruise C an in g • R ushing Plumbing/Heating. 908-938-4064 Cruise, Inter. Wipers, Set. Alarm, AM/FM Cruise. Moon Roof, Aloy Wheels T/Gloss, R/Def, Tib, Cruise, Int. Wipers, T/Glass, Control, T/Glass, Rear Def, Alioy Wheels, Water Heaters, Boiler installa­ Stereo Cassette. 45,894 mi. Sec. Alarm, Keyless Entry, AM/FM St Cass/ AM/FM Stereo Cassette 40,457 mi. AM/FM Stereo Cassette. 40,308 m. tions. Remodeling. NJ Master v v 24hr. Roadside Assistance VIN#NM205939. CD, Trod Cntrl 48,000 mi. VtN#NM005191. VlH#fF236190. VIK#ML594181. Plumbers License # 5325 ROBERT’S KUSTOM UPHOLSTERY-Auto, marine C Free Service Loan Car BACSOKA Your fabric. QUALITY WORK, '91 Lincoln Continental 92 Ford F150 '93 Jeep GnBd Cherokee '92 Lexus LS400 BIG SAVINGS. 908-257-5409 8.9% financing Up To r*WD, 4-Dr, Auto, t-Cyl inj, P/US I As, FLAKESIDE Pick-Up, 4-Door, 5 Spd Man UR EDO, 4-Doot Auto Trans. b-Cyl Eng, 4-Dr, Auto w/OD, 8-Cyf Eng, P/Stig, P/AIS PLUMBING & HEATING P/Sjro A/C PAVWindowvUs/Mim, Air Trans, -Cyl Eng, P/Stra, P/Irks, A/C, P/S*rg, P/ABS Brlcs, A/C, Drwer Air Bag, Brks, P/SeWWindWMim/Locks/Ant Complete kitchen/bath remod­ 72 mos. on Pre-Owned 8 eling. Water Heaters. Sewer & TELEPHONE Installation Power Windows/locks, T/Glass, Aloy Wws, Power Wndows/Mirrors/tocks Goth Front A/C, Climote Contri, K/Def, Aloy Whls, Tilt, Infinitis to Qualified Buyers Bug, Kmr Off, Tftl, Cnjia, Inter. Wipen, Drain Cleaning. Reasonable Repair, Jacks, Wiring Aloy Wheels, T/Gtoss, AM/PM Stereo Sec Alarm, Keyless Entry, AM/FM Stereo Bucket Seats Tih, Cniise, T/Glnss, Rear Cruise, Int. Wipers, Moon Roof, T/Glass, Sec rates. Free Estimates. 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX Cossette/CD. 60,527 mi. WW«r7IM«27. Can, Sun Ioof, Dual Tonics, Skiing Rear M/Wiper, Ailov Whls, AM/FM Stereo Cass. Alarm, AM/FM Stereo Cassette, limited Slip Call Ed, 908-536-2477 Q Pre-Owned Infinitis Window. 44,911 in. VIWHH0324* Roof Rock. 31,755 mi. YIH#PC537601. Differential. 40,735 mi. VMM0I 14357. L icense #5628. W e do it all. Available with 7-year/ Call 908-727-0014 100,000 mile Warranties $ 1 4 , 9 0 0 $ 1 5 , 9 0 0 $ 2 1 , 9 0 0 $ 2 6 , 9 0 0 096a Window Treatments Monmouth & Ocean Counties Exclusive Infiniti Dealer DESIGNER CUSTOM Will sew custom d rap eries at PLUMBING & HEATING INC. low prices. Call 908-780-5571 WATER HEATERS REPAIRS & REMODELING ! MADE in my hom e, d esig n ed 300 Route 36 24 Hr. Sewer/Drain Cleaning in your home. Reasonable $ C i r c l e Lie# 10,003 Call 908-308-9384 WEST LONG BRANCH 908-688-7555 WINDOW TREATMENTS G. TA Y LO R B Y J E R R Y PLUMBING & HEATING Custom Made Shop At Home Repairs • Remodeling • New Verticals, mini blinds, pleated Construction ‘b Water H eaters shades. 60% discount w/free 908-389-1200 • Reasonable • Reliable • estimate, measuring and *No Security Deposit for current IFS lease customers only. Based on 36 month closed end leases. Total Payments:J30-S15,804 +tox, Q45-$2l,564 +tox. J30-*No Security mywn! $500vj™ down,w , t■ G ary Tavlor, P lum bina Li­ installation. 100% guaranteed. lst month payment & $450 bonk fee due ot inception. 15,000 mi/yr, $.15 per mile thereafter. Q45-*Wo Security Deposit! $500 dom, + 1st month payment & $450 bank fee due at inception. cense # 5877.. 908-251-5322 Jerry Asch 1-609-655-7548 15,000 mi/yr, $.15 per mile thereafter. GAP. Coverage Inc. Purchase Option: J30-$l 9,905, Q45-$24,301. lease subject to credit opprowil and insurability as determined by primary lender. *Prices include destination charges; title, taxes, and kerne fees not included. Piets ore for illus purps only. Not responsible for typos. Available ol Circle Infiniti thru 6/30/95. Must bring in this ad. THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 7, 1995 5 3

096b Window 105 Boats for Sale 110 Autos for Sale 110 Autos for Sale Washing

AAA LEVY'S DUN-RITE CHEVY MALIBU - ’80. 4 door, TOYOTA SUPRA '85- 6 cyl., a/c, p/s, p/b, 64,000 mi. Hwy.miles. Excellent cond. WINDOWS WASHED Good running cond. Reason­ Power everything. Loaded Ill STORMS & SCREENS able. Call 908-888-9302 34' WYLIE SAILBOAT Must see. $3,500. or best GUTTERS CLEANED offer. Call 908-219-5271 No waiting. Exc., clean work. CHRYSLER LE BARON ’86­ Reas, rates 908-739-8755 MUST SACRIFICE 4 dr., GTS, p/s, p/b, auto, a/c, ORIGINAL OWNER. No offer am/fm. $600. or best offer VO LVO ’84 too low! Call 908-615-0830 Call evenings 908-297-0058 1 owner, exc. cond. Fully loaded. $1,995. 908-591-0379 CLASSIFIED SELLS! 39’ 390 SEA RAY DODGE DAYTONA ES VOLVO 740 TURBO '89- 1989. Turbo charged. Black leather, LOADED, sun­ EXPRESS CRUISER Im m aculate. 118,000 hwy mi. roof, p/d, p/w a/c, seat warm­ '90. 180 hrs. LIKE NEW. 1 owner. Garaged Well main­ ers, cruise. Exc. stereo. (Air­ $120,000. Call 908-390-8299 tained. All records. Dark bur­ bag & ABS) Must see! $7,950. gundy w/silver skirting, spoiler, Must sell. Call 908-972-6940 p/w. p/l, p/s, p/b, a/c, auto, 106 Boating am/fm cass., new brakes & Accessories Goodyear Eagles. Must see. 112 Autos/Trucks $3,400. 908-409-4714 Wanted BOATING BOAT SLIPS-Highlands on DODGE DYNASTY ’89 - auto, river. Water/electric. $800. /s, p/b, air. 4 cyl., exc. cond., season. Call 908-291-3021 S AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 D ays 2,000 miles, am/fm cassette Free Removal of Junk Cars. $3,400. Call 908-249-0877 105 Boats for Sale $$ for new/old. 908-390-5531 ...By getting you the most car for your money. EAGLE PREMIER ES '89 Classified Works! 4 door, 79,000 mi., loaded, ALL SCRAP CARS ...By giving you the courteous, personal service you deserve. V6, front wheel drive. $3,500 AND TRUCKS. LARGE OR ’87 WELLCRAFT Call 908-566-2744 SMALL. ANY CONDITION. 210 Classic Cuddy, 200 h.p., FERRARI ’93 REPLICA H SH AUTO WRECKERS ...By giving you over 25 years of combined leasing expertise. m ere., I/O, exc. cond. 300 MIRAGE 308 On Fiero 908-591-0366 hrs., extras, tandem trailer. chassis. New engine & 5 spd. $9,500. or best offer. manual trans. 1,000 m iles on ...By offering all Manufacturer Rebates and Rate Specials. 908-828-1997 engine & trans. Inter. & tires CARS/TRUCKS up to buyer. $17,000. or best offer. CallI 908-530-0397 FO R EXPO R T 14’ HOMAR SLOOP AUTOMOTIVE '80-’94. Paying 1,000's over Fiberglass white w/red trim. FORD MUSTANG ’94-Red. 6 dealers. Hi miles OK. Lease & Outside the Galv. steel trailer included. cyl., loaded, airbags. Only bank payoffs OK. Cash at Exc. cond. Asking $1,500. or 1,650 miles. Alarm. Window your door Call 908-462-5017 Freehold, W e L e a s e best offer. Call 609-758-8461 110 Autos for Sale etchings & 5 year paint & re­ placement warranty Must sell! Asking $15,000. Call CASH FOR YOUR CAR Manalapan, 20’ 81 WELLCRAFT 908-251-4942 ARTY'S AUTO SALES Every M ake And M odel Steplift V hull I/O w/trailer, BUICK East Brunswick 908-257-6700 depth finder, VHF radio. FORD MUSTANG GT ’90- Marlboro area $4,800. Call 908-446-5799 CENTURY WAGON Auto, air, sunroof, p/s, p/b, 1984. 89,000 mi. V-6 engine. cruise, p/locks, p/mirrors, ster­ S CASH PAID $ Body & interior in good condi­ eo. Beautiful. 84,000 miles Ail makes & models. Cash on 20’ COBIA ’89 the SPOT. Call 908-477-6846 , Call Cuddy Cabin. 175 hp Merc. tion. Asking $1,400. Call Garaged. $8,395 Call CALL FOR A Full canvas Rarely used. 908-254-2 T96. Oil just 908-417-9625 changed. ,1-800-81 LEASE!' Many extras. AM/FM. Port-a- FO RD MUSTANG LX ’86 CASH PAID potty. Good cond. $5,700. CG 4 cyl, 4 spd. T-tops, stereo, For junk cars, trucks, for FREE CUSTOM QUOTE pkg. 908-446-0712 BUICK LE SA BRE’87 p/s, p/b, p/w, p/l, a/c, runs cycling. Call anytime Tommy Air, p/s, p/b, p/w, etc. 73,000 strong. $1,§00. 908-422-9581 Dell’s 908-787-5453 24' BAYLINER CIERA '88- miles. Excellent condition. Chevy, 5.0 litre V8 eng., OMC $2,950. After 6 908-308-9437 DONATE Vehicles, Boats & Cobra, OD, sleeps 4, low hrs. Furniture to Jewish Heritage Asking $9,500. 201-256-5137 for the Blind. Tax Deduct. FREETTOW! NEED NOT RUN ★ FORD TAURUS 800-2-DQNATE BUICK RIVIERA WAGON '90. Fully loaded. ’93. Pearl white. Loaded. GM 83,000 mi. Exc. cond. $5,300 Call 908-462-7520 JUNK & RUNNING CARS 27’ TIARA ’85 exec. car. 29,000 mi. Asking 24 HOUR SERVICE 350 Volvo eng. Chevy 129 $16,700. Call 908-957-9116 TOP CASH PRICES PAID iat. gas. L oaded, R igged for FORD THUNDERBIRD 908-536-8031, 609-758-8850 shing„ Ready 3y to go! Radar,Rai ’68 - 427 V-8, 4 dr., auto, new Loran North Star, all electron­ CHEVY CAMARO RS ’89. V- . New tires & bat­ motor, rebuilt carb. Asking WANTED-RUNNING and ics, Radar arch, custom made 6 $6,000. Call 908-446-7057 REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks with rocket launchers & ctr. tery. Original owner, 51,000 hwy. miles Good cond $100. and UP. Junk Cars STRIVING TO BE THE BEST!!! outrigger. Sleeps 4, aft cabin. Removed. 908-238-9481 New full en c newly recovered $5,500. or best offer. Call custions, stand up shower & after 6pm. 908-536-6640 WE BUY JUNK CARS head Many extras not listed. CHEVY IMPALA ’78-4 dr., V8, / Marlboro Auto W reckers. $18,000 or best offer. Call p/s, auto, Runs perfect. Rear HONDA ACCORD LX 908-591-1400 T (908) 446-5200 908-792-1400 days, dented. $350 Call evenings ’88 Loaded, power every­ 908-262-1633 eves. 908-251-2614 thing. Clean, reliable & well 113 Auto Parts r )t. $5,300. 908-521-0733 HONDA ACCORD LX ’91- 5 Services spd. 4 dr. Fully loaded. Mint cond 58,000 miles. $10,300 CAR STEREO, AM/FM Call 908-577-2892 W/Speakers. Delco, Was pro­ fessionally removed. $50. or HONDA ACCORD LXI '89 best offer. Call 908-446*1341 2 dr., black, auto, new tires, Variety value pack. 1 owner. 53,000 miles. $7,800, Call 908-521-3459 117 Trucks/Vans The Saturn SL1 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1988 Signature series. Fully BED Liners, Leer Caps, loaded. New computer. Low Deezee Tool Boxes, Running mileage. Exc, Cond. Asking Boards. JOBBER COST. $6,500. 908-536-6944 Haverty's, 908-723-0303 LINCOLN MARK VII LSC '90- CHEVROLET BLAZER S-10 Special Edition, black on 89 - 4X4 Sport, 2 dr., loaded. black, new tires, factory war­ 75,000 miles Good condition. ranty, 55,000 miles. Loaded, $7,950. Call 908-238-6671 $11,000. nego. Call days 908-780-4600 ext. 920 ask for CHEVROLET S10 BLAZER Pete. Evenings 908-431-2140 '84- Auto., a/c, red w/black in­ terior, lots of new parts. $3,950. or best offer. Call 908-583-4275 CHEVROLET S10 PU '82­ The Saturn SCI 114.000 miles, 4 speed, p/s, MERCURY CAPRI p/b, w/cap. Best offer. Call 1991. Red. New tires, a/c, §08-842-1217 after 7pm. auto. Loaded. Superior cond $6,999. 908-905-1194 DODGE PICK UP '85-6 Cyl., MERCURY COUGAR ’85 auto, p/s, p/b, shorlbed. Many V6, a/c, p/s, p/b, p/w, am/fm new parts, incl. tires. Must Mint cond. (exc. some fender sell! $2,100. or best offer. Call damage). $800. 609-259-1528 908-462-5114 ^ NISSAN PULSAR NS/SE '87- FORD E250 ’85- Extra long. Black, t-roof, 5 spd,, p/s, p/b, New tires, brakes & transmis­ a/c, am/fm/cas $2,000 Call sion. R/R. Asking $3,995. Call 908-607-0988 908-290-0400 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA FORD F150 LUNCH TRUCK WAGON ’86- 6 cyl., cruise, '87- 35,000 miles, a/c, 4 a/c. am/fm, new tires, low mi., speed, am/fm cass. $9,000 or The Saturn SW] orig. owner. $3,000. or best best offer. Call 908-741-7497 offer. Call 908-940-3169 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER ’90- OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 '88­ Auto., p/s, p/b, a/c, cassette, 4 dr. Fully loaded, new tires. spare tire, 75,000 miles. 48,000 miles. 1 owner. Excel­ $5,700. Call 908-583-6624 lent cond. $5,200. Call RYDER TRUCK- 908-671-4898 15’ PARCEL VANS PEUGEOT 450DL Now available for sale. '89. Red. P/s, p/b, air, am/fm Arty’s Auto 908-257-6700 cass. Good cond., needs TOYOTA PREVIA LE '91- All- some body work. Askinq We’re not seriously suggesting that you’d want to own a sample of everything we make, but when you think trac, a/c, cd, am/fm, captain $3,500. Call 908-249-6667 chairs, new tires, 57,000 about how much car you get when you buy just one Saturn (dent-resistant bodyside panels, stainless PONTIAC FIERO '86- Auto., m iles. 2,000 mile warranty. a/c, red w/gold interior Nice $17,500 Call 908-741-8559 steel exhaust system, and some 56 other unexpected standard features), well, we’d like to think that W ^ r summer car. $2,500. or best maybe it’s not such a bad idea after all. offer. Call 908-583-4275 118 Motor Homes A D ifferent Kind o f Company. A D ifferent Kind o f Car. s/m/w PONTIAC LEMANS SE Rec. Vehicles 93-white, 4 dr., 17,000 miles, a/c, auto, am/fm stereo, 5 yr./ 28' PACE ARROW '87- Excel­ 60,000 mi. warr. $8,700. lent condition, 454 Chevy, S A T U R N o f 67 RL 36 Eatontown, NJ 9 0 8 -3 8 9 8 8 2 2 N egotiable. MUST SELL! Mint roof, a/c, rear twin beds, split Eatontown condition Call 908-390-8322 bath, awning & microwave. SALES M E....9-9 SAT.....9-6 SERVICE & PARTS M-F.....8-5 SAT...8-12 $21,500. Kar Karry available. SEIZED CARS FROM $175 Call 908-747-2753 Porsches, Cadillacs, Chevys, S a t u r n o f F r e e h o l d 4039 r l . 9 North Freehold, n j 9 0 8 -3 03-8700 BMW's, Corvettes. Also CAMPER ’72- Pull behind, Jeeps, 4 WD's. Your area sleeps six, toilet, kitchen, nice SALES M-F.....9-9 SAT.....9-6 SERVICE & PARTS M-W-P.....8-5 TUE & THR 8-7:30 Toll free 1-800-898-9778. Ext. interior $825 Call A-5139 for current listings. 908-308-0106 MSR.P of the 1995 Saturn SL is $11,355, the SCI is $12,255, and the SWI is $12,055, SUBURU GL ’85 CAM PER- 19’ Shasta _ Station Wagon. Auto, a/c, Fully redone New refrig including retailer preparation and transportation. Tax, license, and options additional. S u p e r C a r e clean Reliable. 124,000 /best offer. Must sen ‘ Sminm Corpomttxn-. I8uflf1| v3 ,, u m ^ AUTO GROUP Ivk t-H-W .cyvtK-Uf. m i mil| S | $ 1|4 0 a 909-972-'9 0 8 -9 7 ^ 9581. 609-597-7;2j t " " — 1 — w tiifrw' gni *a'M ,iH\iHjVi> u#l ‘ rj w ,

& PONTIACS, BUICKS, LINCOLNS, M ERCURYS, VANS & TRUCKS ■- V , ‘89 PONTIAC 1 SUNBIRD LE ‘SO CHEVROLET CAVALIER ‘94 MERCURY TRACER ‘93 NISSAN ALTIMA GXE W* cyl.. auto, p/s. p/b, a/c, 2 lr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/tm 1995 BUICK am/fm sVcass, fab/int. bkts, 4 dr., 6 cyl.. auto, p/s/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/b. a/c, am/fm sVcass. fab/int f sfc:ass, fab/int. sun/rf, buckets, buckets, rec/seats. console, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, rec/seats. console, gauges, re ^seats. console, gauges, r/del, r/ctet, p/W(VI, bd/side md. tint. buckets, rec/sts, console, gauges, r/def, p/mir, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, cruise, intermit wipers, mats, ' rack, pin sSp, ini wipers. Ml. be/side md. pin stripe, ext: white, int: CENTURY bd/side md. tint, int. wipers, green ext., gray int., p/ant, tilt, ext: burg, int: gray, driver's side air bag, Stk. griy. StK. #2365, VIN #LJ265350, r redact., gray int. Stk #2411. VIN 16,775 miles. Stk #186, VIN #RR635300. #2388, VIN #PC201964,12.141 miles. •K7542801, 37.426 miles 75,189 miles. 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto, o/d, p/s, anti-lock, a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/int, rec/sts, * 4 ,9 9 5 $4 , 9 9 5 gauges, r/def., p/to, p/d/l, bd/side md, tint, $1 1 , 9 9 5 $ 1 2 , 9 9 5 ‘91 PONTIAC GRAND AM LE cruise, int. wipers, till, ext: white int: ‘92 MERCURY TOPAZ burg., air bag driver side, Stk. *2399, Vin ‘92 PONTIAC TRANS SPORT SE ‘94 MERCURY SABLE GS 4 dr. 4 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s. p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass. 2 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, Van, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, a/c, am/fm sVcass. 4 *, 6 cyl, auto, od, ^s, p/b, a/c, anvfm st/cass, tah/int, p/seats, fab/int. bkts, rec/seats. console, gauges, r/def. fab/int, bkts, red; eats, console, gauges, r/def, #S6409978.15,750 miles. Program Car. fab/int, buckets, rec/seats, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/1, rec/seats, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, p/trir. bd/side md. tnt, cruse, p/w/d/Vmir, bd/side md. tint, pin strip, int. wipers, p/w, p/mir, bi/side md, tint, cruise, intermit ‘1 3 ,9 9 5 p/mir, bd/side md. tint, r/wipe-wash, cruise, intermit p/d/l, pin strip, intermit wipers, mats, tilt, alum wh, ext red, int gray. mats, alum wh, ext: red. int: tan, 59,789 miles. Stk. wipers, tilt, alum whl, ext white, int: gray, Stk. wipers, tilt, ext: blue, int: gray. Stk. #2368. VIN •NT227075,56,098 mi. Driver's & pass, side air bags. Stk #892, VIN #RA617101, #804, VIN #NK604873. #2400, VIN # M C 6 58558,53,644 mites. 1995 MERCURY 20,644 mites. $6 , 7 8 6 * 6 , 9 9 5 * 1 2 , 9 9 5 $1 2 , 9 9 5 MYSTIQUE GS ‘88 JEEP CHEROKEE PIONEER ‘93 CHEV GEO STORM GSI 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm ‘94 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SE ‘93 FORD CROWN VICTORIA LX 4 dr, 4 WD, 6 cyl., auto, p/a/b. a/c, am/fm st/cass, 3 dr h/b, 4 cyl, aito, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, st/cass, fab/int, bekts, rec/sts, console, 2 dr. 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/tm st/cass, fab/tnt, 4 dr, 8 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, a/c, am/fm fab/int, bkts, rec/seats. console, gauges, r/def. fab/int, bkts, rec/stats, console, gauges, r/def, tint, buckets, rec/seats. console, gauges, r/det, p/w, p/d/l, sVcass, tab/mt, p/seats, rec/seats, gauges, r/def, p/w. p/w/d/Vmir, tint, r/wipe-wash, cruise, rf rack, pm strip, pin strip, alum wh, txt: yellow, int: gray, Stk. #287, Vin gauges, r/def., p/w, p/d/i, p/mir, bd/side md, p/mir. bd/side md, tint, cruise, p/tr. Intermit wipers, tilt, p/d/l. p/mir, bd/side md. tint cruise, p/tr, intermit wipers, tiH, alum wh, ext burg., int burg, cloth.. Stk. #2401, #P7523749,30,537 miles. aium wh, ext white, int gray. Driver’s & pass, side air mats, p/ant, tilt, air bags driver’s & pass, alum whl, ext: tint, cruise, int. wipers, mats, p/ant, air bags bags. Stk #2282. VIN #RF330060,15,968 mile*. white, mt red, Stk. #247. VIN #PX114938.28.029 miles. Vin #JT217358, 70,034 milea. driver, pass, ext: red int tan, Stk. #272, Vin $7 , 9 9 5 * 8 , 9 9 5 *15,995 #SK635382,1,042 miles. Program Car. $1 3 , 8 6 6 S1 3 , 9 9 5 ‘91 MERCURY COUGAR LS ‘91 BUICK LeSABRE LIMITED 1995 LINCOUI TOWN ‘94 MERCURY COUGAR XR-7 ‘93 MERCURY VILLAGER GS 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/Im st/cass, fab/int, 4 dr, 6 cyl. auto, o/d. ^s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass, 2 dr. 8 cyl, auto, o/d. p/s, p/b. antMock, a/c, am/fm sVcass, Vfan. 6 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, a/c, am/fm p/seats, bkts, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/l, fab/int, p/seats, rec seats, gauges, r/def, p/w. p/d/l/mir, fab/int, leather/int, p/seats, bkts, rec/seats. console, sVcass, fab/int p/seats, buckets, rec/seats. gauges, i/def, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, cruise, p/tr, intermit wipers, mats, bd/side md, tint, < ruise. p/tr. intermit wipers, mats, CAR EXECUTIVE gauges, r/def, p/w. p/dl, p/mir. bd/side/md, tint, cruise, p/tr, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, r/wipe-wash, cruise, p/ant, tilt, alum wh, ext silver, int. gray, Stk. #296, VIN p/ant, tilt, ext: si ver. int: gray, Stk. #2330, VIN intermit wipers, tilt, alum wh), ext opal frost, int burg, air rf/rack. pin stipe, intermit wipers, mats, tilt, alum whl. ext #MH412317.67.96 ’ miles. bags dr/pass. Stk. #298, VIN #RH668669,11.364 miles. #MH655196,62,615 mites. 8 cyl., auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, antHock, a/c, green, int gray. Stk. #2G0, VIN #PDJ60743.26.013 miles. am/fm st/cass, leather/int, p/seats, rec/sts, * 8 , 9 9 5 * 8 , 9 9 5 r/del., p/w. p/d/i, p/mir, bd/side md, tint, $1 4 , 9 9 5 * 1 5 , 9 9 5 cruise, p/tr, dig dash, sec sys, int. wipers, ‘92 BUICK CENTURY CUSTOM ‘92 BUICK UEGAL GRAN SPORT $' mats, tilt, alum wh, ext: gray int: gray, air ‘94 FORD MUSTANG LX CONVERTIBLE ‘93 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass. fab/int. 2 dr, 6 cyt, auto, o/d p/s, p/b. anti-lock, a/c, arrVfm st/cass, 2 dr. 6 cyl. auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/fm st/cass. 4 dr, 4 wd. 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, anti-lock, a/c, am/tm bags, driver, pass, keyless door entry. Stk. #310, convertible, p/seats, bkts, rec/seats, gauges, r/def. p/w. sVcass, fab/int, buckets, rec/seats. console, gauges, r/def, p/seats, rec/seats. gauges, r/def, p/w, p/d/i, p/mir. lab/int. moon/rf, p/s»ats, buckets, rec/sts, console, gauges, Wn#SY625062.10,953 miles. Program Car. bd/side md. tint, cruise, p/tr, intermit wipers, mats, r/def, p/w/d/l, p/mir, >d/side md, tint, cruise, p/tr, int wipers, 2 6 ,9 9 5 p/d/l, p/mir. bd /side md, tint, cruise, p/tr, intermit wipers, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, bd/side md, tint i/wiper-wash. enjise, rf p/ant, tilt, w/w, ext: jadestone, int tan, Stk. #2383, VIN mats, p/ant, tilt, alun wh, ext black, int: grey, 4 seater, Stk. tilt, alum, whl, ext: blue, int: gray, driver's side A pass, air rack, pin strip, intermit wipers, mats, 6>i axt green, int tan, bag. low miles. Stk. #223, VIN #RF186119. 11.901 air bag driver's side, Stk. #2324, VIN #PC118254. 40.553 #N6456774, 35,458 miles. #2306, VIN #N1471278,44,322 miles. 1995 LINCOLN $9 , 4 9 5 * 1 0 , 9 9 5 MARK VIII “ $1 7 , 9 9 5 ~ * 1 8 , 9 9 5 ‘91 HONDA ACORDLX ‘91 DODGE DAKOTA LE PICK-UP 4 dr. 8 cyl, auto, o/d, pfc, p/b, anti-lock, a/c, am/Im ‘94 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL SIGNATURE ‘94 LINCOLN TOWN CAR SIGNATURE 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, a/c, am/tm st/cass, Club Cab Pick-up 6 cyl. auto, o/d. p/s, p/b, anti-lock, st/cass, teattier/int. mooniW, p/seats, buckets, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/disc, anti-lock, a/c. am/fm 4 dr., 8 cyl., old, p's, p/b, anti-lock, a/c, am/Im st/cass, fab/int, fab/int, bkts, rec/seats. console, gauges, r/def. a/c, am/fm st/cass fab/int, rec/sts, gauges, bcVstde md, rec/seats, console, gauges, r/del, p/w, p/d/l, p/mir, sVcass, leather/int, p/seats, rec/sts. gauges, r/def. p/w. p/seats, rec/9eats, r/def, p/w, p/dl, p/mir, txfsida/md. tnt, cruise, fvW, p/d/l, p/mir, bd'side md, tint, cruise, pin strip, tint, cruise, int. w pers, tilt, extra cab, ext: blue, int p/d/l, p/mir. bd/side md, tint, cruise, p/tr, dig dash, pin p/tr, dig dash, intermit wipers, p/ant, lilt aium wN. air bags driver intermit wipers, p/ant, tilt, ext white, int: blue, Stk. gray, tool box, tonneau cover, Stk. #239. VIN bd/side/md, tint, cruise, p/tr, sec sys, intermit strip, intermit wipers, p/ant, tilt, alum wh, ext: white, int: & pass, keyless dtxir entry, ext opal cpay. int gray, Slk #267, #2395, VIN #MIA54773,59,776 mites. #MS309624. 58,2;'9 miles. $ wipers, mats, p/ant, tilt, akin wh, air bags driver & blue leather, Stk. #244, VIN #RY70688.17.487 miles. VIN #RY782243,19,427 mites, pass, keyless door entry, ext: silver, int: black, Stk. $1 0 , 9 9 5 $1 0 , 9 9 5 2 8 ,9 9 5 #284, Vin #SY619048,12,067 miles. Program Car. $2 0 , 9 9 5 $2 2 , 9 9 5

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3.8L V6- DUAL AIR BAGS- ANTI-LOCK BRAKES ■ A/C LOTS Hi STOCK NOW ELECTRONIC AUTOMATIC ■ FRONT WhEEL DRIVE TO CHOOSE FROM! POWER WINDOWS, LOCKS & STEERM • CRUISE New 1995 Pontiac 4-door stock#6482 VIN#S4234848, MSRP $21,829,36 mo closed end AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE ■ ILLUMINATED ENTRY with $2750 down/trade, 1st pymnl & $350 acq fee lor total ol $3339 & $2000 Mir incentive due at signing, total pymnts $11,354, buy option at end $10,041,12.000 mi/yr TILT WHEEL • ANTI-THEFT • REAR DEFROSTER then 15/mi Purchase includes $750 Mfr rebate

16-VALVE QUAD-FOUR ENGINE • AIR BAG • ANTI-LOCK BRUCES ■ AUTOMATIC ■ FRONT WHEEL DRIVE 3.8L V6 •DUAL AIR BAGS • ANTI-LOCK BRAKES ■ A/C ■ ELECTRONIC AUTOMATIC • FRONT WHEEL DRIVE AIR CONDITIONING ’ AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE • TIMED GLASS ■ RECLINING BUCKET SEATS AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE ‘ POWER SEAT, WINDOWS, LOCKS i STEERING • TINTED GLASS CONSOLE■ POWER STEERING• WET-Af 'M WIPERS • FOG LAMPS CRUISE CONTROL • TILT WHEEL • ANTI-THEFT• REAR DEFROSTER

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NEW 1995 FORD TAURUS CL WAGON Auto w/od, 6-Cyl., p/steering, p/brakes, AM/FM cass., p/w, p/locks, p/driver's seat, a/c, t/glass, rw def., t/whl, cruise, L e a s e f o r gauges, delay wipers, dual air bags, cloth int., split St., luggage rack, body side moldings, all season steel-belted rads, rear facing third seat, VIN # SA234700, STK # 4706, MSRP 21,155, 48 month closed end lease with 71 $2000 down $258.71 1st payment, $374 security deposit, 0 bank fee, total payments $12,418.08. Residual $7404.25,12,000 miles per year, 12e thereafter. per m onth *258 48 m onths NEW 1995 FORD EXPLORER SPORT 2 door mini van, 5-speed, 6-Cyl„ p/steering, p/brakes, Lease for | ABS, AM/FM cass., p/w, p/locks, a/c, t/glass, rw def., t/whl, cruise, gauges, delay wipers, air bag, carpet mats, sport mirrors, roof rack, all terrain, alloy whls., step bar, VIN # SUB43505, STK # 3505, MSRP 23,595, 48 month closed end lease with $2000 down $286.88 1st payment, 8 8 $404 security deposit, 0 bank fee, total payments $13,770.24. Residual $11,089.65,12,000 miles per year, per month 120 thereafter. *286 48 m onths NEW 1995 FORD WINDSTAR GL Mini Van, auto w/od, 6-Cyl., p/steering, p/brakes, ABS, L e a s e f o r AM/FM cass., p/w, p/locks, a/c, t/glass, rw def., t/whl, delay wipers, dual airbags, cloth int., bucket seats, styled whls., full size spare, 7 passenger buckets, VIN # SBC87594, STK # 7594, MSRP 22,475,48 month closed end lease with $2000 down $277.90 1st payment, 57 $394.75 security deposit, 0 bank fee, total payments $13,339.20. Residual $9889.00, 12,000 miles per year, per m onth 12© thereafter. , 48 m onths

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NEW • 1995 • MERCURY SABLE GS TOWNNEW *1995 •LINCOLN CAR 4 dr. sedan, 3.0 liter EFI V-6, auto tran# w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/l, P/W, P/6way driver seat, fingertip speed cont., cast alum, whls., AM/FM stereo cass., lijht grp., front & r. carpet fir. mats, bodyside accent stripe, cloth int. Stk. V-8, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, keyless entry system, AM/FM stereo cass., #S467. VIN #SA627469. MSRP $20,510. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $1,140. Rebate $1,500. College Grad Rebate $400. tilt/cruise, traction assist. Loaded! Stk. #S152. VIN #SY603276. MSRP $37,240. Rebate Rodeo Rebate $200. Irwin Disc. $1,275. $2,500. Owner Loyalty Rebate $1,000. Rodeo Rebate $200. Irwin Disc. $3,945. BUY FOR BUY FO R . Le a s e $ Per Mo. Le a s e Fo r Per Mo. Plus Tax $15,995 Fo r Plus Tax $29,595 24 Month Leases. 10,000 miles per year max. Villager $1,186 down, Sable $1,186 down, Town Car $1,286 down. 1st payment, ref. sec. dep. due at inseption. Includes all rebates. All costs to be pcid by consumer except for license, registration, M.V. fees. Leases include GAP insurance.______

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2-Dr,, 5-Spd 5-Spt Man Trans,____ 4-Cyl, . :yl, ------Dealer Discount...$320------4 Cyl, 5 Spd Man Trans, PS, PB, $3°° PS, PB, R/Def, No Air, Dual Air College Grad No Air, Cloth Fr Buck Sts. Reba?elfQual $400 Bags, Cloth Buck Sts. VIN Rebate If Q ual $400 VIN#SS191943 Total Savings $1000 BUY #M 100803. Total Savings $720 FOR‘ 1 1 , 4 3 8

BUY » 9 2 7 4 FOR The security ond convenience of round the dock T he Selection... T he A ssistance...• roadside assistance is avoiloble via a toll-free hotline (1 800-CHEV USA) Your call will be With hundreds of new ond used cors ond trucks in slock ond avoiloble for immediate delivery All answered bv a Roadside Assistance phone advisor American offers you the value ond the selection you re looking for In addition we will piovtde you trained by Chevrolet You will be placed in contact with the important peace-of-mind services you need All this ond more with a nearby service center ana assistance with towing, directions and many other helpful services Satisfaction u SJ will be arranged T he W arranty...T • • • The GM 3-yeor/36,000 mile Bumper to Bumper The Courtesy... Customers who purchase or lease from All American / Warranty covers repairs for all lv9S Chtvrokl will be able to take advantage of Courtesy cars and trucks, including labor and parts, to Transportation at no additional charge when their correct any defects in material or workmanship vehicles are left at a participating dealership for er \ occuring during the warranty period. t r a n $ p o I&1¥io n ' repairs covered under the 3 year/36 000 mile New f BUMPER TO BUMPER Is Priceless! Venide Limited Warranty. See dealer for details. [• I i V J j l f ; ’90 NISSAN ’93 JE E P 93 GEO SENTRA WRANGLEGLER 'il i l l ; t i p i 2-Dr, Auto Trans, 4-Cyl Eng, Hard/Soft Top, Auto Trans, 6-Cyl PS, PB, No Air, AM/FM Eng, Power Steering, Power rJnK^a^--. Cass. VIN #LC774758. Brakes AM/FM Cass. VIN 65,531 Used Mi. #PP204569, Stk. ii-1. #53034A. *3995 28,14013,495 Used Mi. too ’89 FORD ’93 GMC SIERRA AEROSTAR XL Van. Auto Trans, 6-Cyl Eng, PS, PICKUP XFI Pkge, 2-Dr, 4-Spd Man Trans, PB, Air, Power Wind/Lks, Tilt, Auto Trans, V6 Eng, Power 2-Dr Hatch, Auto Trans, 4-Cyl Eng, 3-Cyl Eng, Power Steering, Power Cruise, AM/FM Cass, 7-Pass. Steering, Power Brakes, Air. Power Steering, Power Brakes, Air, VIN #KZA98959. 87,658 Used ABS Brakes. VIN #K739023. VIN #PZ501516. 44,120 P/Wind/Lks, Tilt, Cruise, AM/FM Mi. 92,737 Mi. Finance @ 12.5% Used Mi. Cass. VIN #P7532959. 38,762 APR, 36 Mo. Financing w/$500 Used Mi. Finance @ 11.5% APR, Down, Total Pymnts $2025. REFUND!] 60 Mo. Financing w/1500 Down, Finance For: $50 PER MO. Total Pymnts $8861.68. Finance '4995 $ 13,995 For: $145 PER MO. ’92 CHEVY & '92 PLYMOUTH ’93 CHEVY G20 C 1 5 0 0 W /T iV E D P fc O '94 DODGE SUNDANCE CONVERSION VAN Pick Up, Auto Trans, V6 Eng, Trans, 6-Cyl Eng,Auto Power DAKOTA PICK UP Power Steering, Power Brakes, Steering, PB, Air, Power Wind/Lks, No Air. VIN #NE211986. 53,580 Tilt, Cruise, AM/FM Cass & Much Used Mi., ON ANYUSID CAR! More. VIN #PF353802. 41,832 IF FOR ANY REASON YOU DON'T LOVE Used Mi. YOUR “ALL AMERICAN” USED CAR, >8995 WE LL BUY IT BACK...FO R A FULL REFUND! 13,995 ’89 FORD ’92 CHEVY B R O N C O XLT BAD CREDIT BLAZER 2-Dr, Auto Trans, 4-Whl Drive, VjB Eng, Power Steering, Power Brakes, 4-Dr, Auto TranS, 4-Wheel Drive, V6 2-Dr, 5-Spd Man Trans, 4-Cyl Eng, Air, P/Wind/Lks, Tilt, Cruise, AM/FM Eng, PS_ PB, Air, Leather, Power NO PROBLEM! Wind./Lks, ~Rr Def/Wpr, Cruise. Tilt, 2-Whl Drive, 5-Spd Man Trans, V6 PS, PB, Air, Tilt, Cruise, AM/FM Cass. VIN #LA26613, 67.286 Used Cass., VIN #NN134063. 62,873 Mi. Stk. #54116A. I Alloy Whls, Rf Rack. AM/FM Cass. VIN Eng, Manual Steering, Manual #N2113658. 48.594 Used Mi Used Mi. Finace @ 11.5% APR, Brakes, No Air. VIN #RW123240. 48 Mo. Financing w/$1500 Down, 17,012 Used Mi. Finance @ 11.5% Total Pymnts $5084.40. Finance LOW APR, 60 Mo. Financing w/$1000 IOW, FINANCING! Down, Total Pymnts $11,841.30. For: $95 PER MO. *10,995 $ 15,995 Finance For: $177 PER MO. TOP SSSSSS FOR "Customer Satisfaction Is Standard Equipment" YOUR TRADE-INS 1255 HIGHWAY 35 FAST CREDIT MIDDLETOWN HURBV IN orrm ONIV CHEVROLET • Gee 908-671 -6200 WHIlt SUPPlltS I AST Prices incl all costs to be paid by consumer except lie tax & mv fees. Prices include all rebotes & incentives. Piet for illustrative purposes. Not respons for typos.Ad supersedes previous offers, is a coupon & must be presented prior to purchase Excessive ...... weorS-leoror alterations may effect buy back price. All cors sold cosmetically as is. *30 Doy Full Refund exclusively used cars, subject to certain exclusions. See deolet fot detoils 5 8 THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 7,1995

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NEW 1995 PLYMOUTH NEW 1995 DODGE NEO N 4 DR. STRATUS 2.0 liter SO H C 4 cyl. 16 valve SM PI, auto trans., man. steering, P/B, 4 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, tilt/cruise, console, buckets, r. def., AM /FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth int., dual air bags, no A/C, dual air bags. VIN #SD246313. M SRP $10,646. Rebate Stk. #7541. VIN #SN587381. M SR P $16,445. Rebate $500. College $600. College Grad Rebate if qual. $400. Buhler Disc. $746. Grad Rebate $400. Buhler Dodge Disc. $846. LEASE 2 0 PER MO. BUY LEASE PER MO. BUY FOR I 0 5 J + TAX F0R I FOR *139 + TAX FOR *8,900 *14,699 24 Mo. Closed End Lease. $1,500 down or trade. 10,000 miles per year, 15c per mile 24 Mo. Closed End Lease. $0 down. 1st payment, ref. sec. dep. & $325 bank fee due at inception. 12,000 miles per year, 15c per mile over. over. $395 bank fee. all rebates, 1st payment & ref. sec. dep. due at inception Includes all rebates & incentives.

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NEW 1995 CHRYSLER CIRRUS SEDAN NEW 1995 DODGE 1994 DODGE NEW 1995 PLYMOUTH 4 dr., 2.5 liter SOHC 24 valve V-6, auto trans., CARAVAN SPIRIT 4 DR. GRAND VOYAGER P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM stereo cass., dual air V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, roof rack, buckets, r. def., AM/FM stereo cass., T.G., cloth int., 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, MARK III HIGH TOP CONVERSION VAN bags, P/L, P/W, ABS, tllt/cruise, cloth lowback sunscreen glass, 7 pass., conv. spare, dual air 3.3 liter M P I V-6. auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C. r. def , AB S, P/L. P/W, buucket seats, Stk. #3174. VIN KSN531722. tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo, r. def., T.G., overhead console, light grp., r. A/C. sunscreen glass, sport wagon bags, Stk. #7086. VIN #SR147962. MSRP pkg., tilt/cruise, quad seating. TV/VCR, center const-le w/cooler, MSRP $17,970. Flebate $500. College Grad $19,935. Rebate $1,000. College Grad Rebate cloth int., air bag. Stk. #3614. VIN highback reel, bucket seats, Infinity Infir speaker ' syst. Stk. #2955. ....VIN Rebate if qualif. $400. Buhler Disc. $971. $400. Chrysler Minivan Owner Rebate $500. #SX545672. M S R P $ 3 0 , 7 6>. 5 . Rebate______$1,000. Cc liege Grad #RT281214. Program Car. 16,711 9 if qual. $400. BuhBuhler Disc. $5,297. Buhler Dodge Disc. $2,536. BUY f o r s e $ 2 4 4 ”B*r ss; * 1 6 ,0 9 9 FOR * 3 9 5 TAX FOR * 2 4 . 0 6 8 f o r s e $1 2 9 ”ir 52 $1 5 ,4 9 9 10,000 miles J. 24 Mo. Closed End Lease. $0 down or trade. 12,000 24 Mo. Closed Erid Lease $1,500 down or trade 10,000 miles per and ref. sc; miles per year, 15* per mile over. $32S bank lee, all 'year, 15* per mile over $745 G A P Insurance & bank fee, 1st payment rebates, 1st payment, ref. sec. dep. due at inception. 4 ref. sec dep. due at inception. Includes all rebates & incentives. $11,399

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NEW 1995 EAGLE NEW 1995 DODGE INTREPID NEW 1995 DODGE HEW 1995 PLYMOUTH VISION 4 DR. SPORTS SEDAN NEON 4 DR. 3.3 liter V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L. P/W, VOYAGER 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, console, premium cloth bucket seats w/recline, 16’ whl. tilt/cruise, console, buckets, AM/FM stereo, 2.5 liter EFI, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/O, 7 pass, r. def., T.G., cloth int., conv. spare, P/mirrors, buckets, AM/FM stereo, r. def., T.G., air seating w/integrated, highback bucket seats, r. def., & touring group, conv. spare, P/L, P/W, dual air bags. Stk. #7298. VIN #SH554387. bags. Stk. #7478. VIN #SD244895. AM/FM stereo cass. w/4 speakers, F WD, Stk. tilt/cruise, AM/FM stereo cass. Stk. #3384. VIN MSRP $19,562. Rebate $1,000. College MSRP $12,561. Rebate $600. College #3098. VIN #SR271620. MSRP $18,820 Opt. Pkg. #SH622792. MSRP $21,514. Opt. Pkg. Disc. Disc. $860, Rebate $1,000. College Grad Rebate if Grad Rebate $400. Buhler Dodge Disc. Grad Rebate if qual. $400. Buhler Dodge $115. Rebate $1,000. College Grad Rebate if qualif. $400. Buhler Disc. $1,258. $1,563. ' Disc. $571. quaf. $400. Buhler Oise. $1,654.

fo r s e $ 2 6 9 ™ “ o r $ 1 5 , 3 0 2 a r *139™ ^ *16,599 £5SE $109-Sx"° $ 1 0 ,9 9 0 fo r se $ 2 6 9 ” « “ ° f o r $ 1 8 , 3 4 5 36 Mo. Closed End Lease. $0 down or trade. 12,300 miles per 24 M o Closed End Lease $1,500 down or trade. 10,000 miles per 24 M o Closed End Lease. $1,500 down or trade. 12,000 miles per year, 15* per mile over. $325 bank fee, all rebate.*, 1st payment 24 Mo Closed End Lease. $0 down. 1st payment, re(. sec. dep., $325 year, 15’ per mile over $395 bank fee, 1st payment and ref. sec year, 15' per mile over. $325 bank tee, 1st payment and ref sec. dep. due at Inception, includes al rebates & incentives. and ref. sec, dep due at Inception. bank fee due at inception. 12,000 miles per year. 15* per mite over dep. due at inception. Includes al rebates & incentives. *

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6 j m A u t o m o t i v e a m III EH r ROUTE 35 * HAZLET Newman Springs Rd • Red Bank < 11 MSI I K Parkwiiy Plymouth Exit 111 264-00 sr 747-0040 JeepjEaqle • Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing, , registration and taxes. ©Mayer & Dunn Adv. 2 I } ■ ■i» ni * ' ■ mnmmmmmmm mm . . I. . . . . i ■ . ■ ■ i .. ■ n ■■ I THE INDEPENDENT, JUNE 7, 1995 5 9

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Due to special arrangements made by Mr. Paul Sansone Sr., he will FINANCE EVERYONE that ,s of legal age and is currently employed! Subject to unpaid balance and the car you select!

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For a courteous and confidential appointment, call the Sansone location nearest you and we will arrange the credit you deserve. IN MONMOUTH COUNTY IN NORTHERN MONMOUTH CALL OR FAX IN OCEAN & SOUTHERN COUNTY CALL OR FAX PAUL SANSONE, JR. MONMOUTH COUNTY CALL OR FAX DOMINIC SANSONE DEAN SANSONE 9 2 2 -1 0 5 0 7 4 1 -0 9 1 0 FAX: 922-6124 3 6 4 -9 0 0 0 FAX: 741-6545 FAX: 370-0867 Sansone's AUTOMALLT fT. SANSONE h l=>1 'FORD • NISSAN • DODGE CADILLAC * 0LE1SIW0BILE • GMC TRUCKS TOYOTA Route 666 6 •»NEPTUNF NFPTi iwf J) IE. IE- Newman SprinasSprings Road • RFHRanikREDBANK j Route 88 • LAKEWOOD EXPRESS CREDIT APPLICATION: FILL OUT THIS APPLICAION, THEN FAX IT, MAIL IT OR BRING IT 6 0 THE INDEPENDENT, JU N M 1995

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New 1995 Mercury 4-door, VIN#SA642897, MSRP $ 20,525,24 month closed end lease with $0 down, 1st pymnt & $300 ref sec dpst for total of $589 & $1500 Mfr incentive due at signing, total pymnts $6936, buy option at and $12,409,10,000 mi/yr then .15/mi.

Prices include all costs except tax, license & registration fees. Supersedes other offers. Not responsible for typographical errors