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BY LAUREN JAEGER Staff Writer ob Roth said that until his wife was murdered, he only cried B three times in his adult life. Now he says he cries at least three times a day. Roth has just increased his reward money from $10,000 to $50,000 for any­ one who has information, “no questions asked,” leading to the arrest and indict­ ment of his wife’s murderer. Joan Roth, 52, was beaten and stran- gled.to death on May 25, 1991 in her of­ Sailing instructor Leo Kolshorn of Matawan (1) shows Terry McBride of Middletown the ropes of sailing a turnabout. Both fice at the Prudential New Jersey Realty are participating in the River Rats program for nautical newcomers. See story, page 10. on Route 34 in Matawan, where she (Photo by Rich Schultz) worked as a Realtor. Her husband said she often worked late, but when he awoke and found his wife not there, he became alarmed and Schools fight for funding drove to the office, which was less than a mile away. Roth discovered her shortly after mid­ ______BY LAUREN JAEGER______administrator for the Middletown School FOCUS: District, is pleased by the change. night. Staff Writer “It’s been hell for three years, one School spending “I agree. They should come up with a month and three weeks,” Roth said, fter four years of coping with for­ new formula. The cost per pupil should be teary-eyed, during an emotional inter­ mer Gov. Jim Florio’s Quality equal in the state,” he said. “I know it will view conducted in his kitchen last week. Education Act, (QEA) local The suffering may end, however, un­ help out Middletown; we’re actually one A der Gov. Christine Todd Whitman’s of the lower ‘cost-per-pupil’ (districts) in “I was blessed. Joanie was the great­ school districts are watching the latest tenure. est gift one could ever have,” he said. court-ordered school-spending mandates the state.” Roth said he has been motivated to with caution. The Supreme Court ruled on July 1[2 Some school administrators, however, that the state Legislature must adopt a search for his wife’s killer because he Florio’s QEA used the Robin Hood are not so hopeful. has not heard a word from the Mon­ tactic of robbing the rich to give to the new school funding formula by Septem­ Manuel Fernandez, the business ad­ ber 1996. mouth County Prosecutor’s Office, poor — cutting state aid to wealthy ministrator for the Holmdel school dis­ The court held that “The QEA is un­ which is continuing its investigation. communities and giving the dollars to less trict, feels as though it is just history re­ constitutional based on its failure to as­ peating itself. “The Monmouth County Prosecutor’s affluent school districts. sure parity of regular education expendi­ Office does not communicate with me,” During Florio’s term, officials of the He pointed out in 1975, there was a tures between the special needs districts similar act to the QEA called Thorough he said. so-called wealthy and middle income dis­ and the more affluent districts. The state He claims that the prosecutor did not tricts had to cut back on expenditures and and Efficient Education, which he said must achieve substantial equivalence of ask any questions of the neighbors or her raise local taxes steadily to compensate also proved to have flaws. expenditures per pupil for ‘regular edu­ best friends, who he said still call him to for the cuts in state aid. “I’m not encouraged that the Legisla­ cation’ along with provision for the spe­ find out if anything has been done to help Among the hardest hit by the QEA ture is going to find a solution sufficient cial educational needs of students in spe­ to meet (the needs of) the diverse groups find the killer. was the Matawan-Aberdeen Regional cial needs districts, by the 1997-98 school within the state. They have a specific However, one official from the pros­ School District which went from being 42 percent state funded to less than 24 year.” commitment to the special needs dis­ ecutor’s office disputes his claim. percent state funded in the short span of Ruling gets mixed reviews continued on page 38 Continued on page 9 five years. Steve Robinson, assistant business

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REGULAR FEATURES GOING UP — Hazlet’s new community-senior center ran into a snag when the township had to dismiss a sub­ contractor , according to the municipal administrator, Margaret Margiotta. But Oct. 1 is still the targeted open­ • Calendar Page 36 ing date for the $1 million dollar facility. It will face the Union Avenue entrance to Veterans Park. Memorial • Classifieds Page 47 stones, including the fire company memorial pictured above, were moved closer to the main street at a cost of S3,000, to make way for the new center. • Editorials Page 34 (Photo by Rich Schultz) • Letters Page 34 • Milestones Page 32 • Obituaries Page 41 • Sports Page 44 • Police Beat Page 40 1,000 apply for • Property Lines Page 43 • Yesteryear Page 35 The retirements will save the district Applications between $25,000 and $30,000 per year per teacher, said Cleffi, since no one above Phone numbers: swam p Hazlet step 5 is being hired., There is such a shortage of teaching Editorial jobs available, however, that some teach­ 254-7000 Ext. 226 schoo district ers are willing to come in at a lower step FAX 254-0486 than they are entitled to, said Cleffi. Circulation BY MARILYN DUFF Concerning the process, Cleffi said, “I 254-1755 read ever application, every cover letter.” Display Advertising Staff W riter But, of the 1,000 plus applicants, less than 972-6740 Ext. 220 half will be interviewed and that’s where FAX 254-0256 HAZLET — In sharp contrast with the the resume becomes very important. Classified 1-800-660-4ADS days of acute teacher shortages, this year Cleffi said he was surprised at how Classified FAX 432-0016 the Hazlet school administration is faced poorly some resumes were prepared. with the daunting task of reviewing over Poor handwriting or a handwritten 1,000 applications for about 25 to 30 jobs. cover letter “turns you off,” he said, al­ j . BAYSHORE . “We have to spend the entire summer though he liked one application whose interviewing,” said Schools Super­ cover letter was a photocopy of a hand­ Independent intendent Michael Cleffi. written letter on notebook paper. Besides the high number of applicants, Besides “looking good,” there should Managing Editor Cleffi said this is the highest vacancy rate be “certain items that grab you,” he ex­ he can recall. Last year the district filled Howard Altschiller plained, for example, “what did you do Sports Coordinator 10 vacancies. and what are your teaching methods?” Schools Superintendent It is due to an unusually high number One that stood out on his desk had a Lindsey Siegle Michael Cleffi of retirements because of an incentive that pink cover letter with faces of children at Executive Editor *et the best teachers.” offered $150 per day for accumulated sick the top, colored in to represent ever shade days. In some cases this adds up to Since many of the teachers have sent Gregory Bean of the human rainbow. $30,000 or more, said Cleffi. One admin­ out multiple applications, it's also im­ Publisher Another applicant, who impressed the istrator had acquired 370 sick days, of portant to move quickly if you find a per­ superintendent, used a western theme in Kevin W ittm an which she could claim 330. son is very good, he said. her application and western “lingo” in her Asked about the applicants. Cleffi said cover letter. “I thought if that what she’s Q i A Greater Media Newspaper Most of the retiring teachers had 25 to they range from new graduates to some like, I’d like to be in her class,” he said. 38 years of service so they were at the top who graduated in the late 1950s. "We look of the salary guide or scale. The guide has In a way teaching is like performing, to seek how up to date the older teachers The Bayshore Independent circulation is he said: “The better you perform, the more subject to audit by Verified Audit of 15 steps, each with five categories ranging are,” said Cleffi. for example, are the\ still Circulations, Inc. Published Wednesday by from standard bachelor’s degree to a mas­ you reach your audience.” It’s also impor­ using 1960s methodology. the Greater Monmouth Publishing Co., ters degree plus 30 credits. Teachers with tant to be flexible, caring and to know On average, women applicants out­ Edgeboro Road, East Brunswick N.J. a bachelor’s degree earned $30,800 at step your subject. number men by about 20 to one. and the 08816. Third-class postage paid at With so many vacancies, Hazlet’s top Eatontown , N.J. $32 a year. First-class one last year and $57,075 at step 15. Each fewest applications come from science mail subscription available at $65 for 26 step is the equivalent of a year of service. school administrator said that it’s very teachers. weeks, 40 cents a copy.. important that “we make this change to

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For most people, a trip to the dentist ranks up there with a tax audit or driving through a blinding snowstorm as one of life’s most anxiety-producing experiences. Some prospective patients handle an impending visit to the dentist by contin­ ually canceling appointments. Others work themselves up into such a frenzy that they literally make themselves sick. William De Vizio, a Lincroft resident and dentist who practices in town, has long sympathized with fearful patients. “I wanted to find a way to reach out to them,” he says. Now he has come up with a self-help program for patients to learn to overcome their fears. The program, which is avail­ able for $21.95, includes an audio-cassette with relaxation exercises and a manual FILLING A GAP — Middletown dentist William De Vizio has designed a program to help fearful patients cope. He explaining the methods and techniques. reviews the course with his dental assistant D onna McGraw and a reluctant patient. While De Vizio believes that indi­ (Photo by Rich Schultz) viduals can readily use the program them­ selves, he is willing to work through the tion, the dentist drilling the tooth and rins­ program with them at no extra charge. ing out your mouth before leaving the De Vizio says that surveys estimate office. that between 14 and 20 million Americans The list doesn’t include paying the bill. avoid dentistry completely because of The patient then chooses from the two W ho’s afraid o f the dental fear. These numbers do not include relaxation exercises offered on the tape; the vast majority of the population who one conjuring up a mythical lake, “Lake visit the dentist regularly but who have to Tranquillity,” and the other a ride in a hot big bad dentist? “white knuckle” their way through an air balloon. entire visit. “If you’re afraid of heights,” De Vizio Very few people frightened of what the a) Relaxed “There is no magic I work,” says De jokes, don’t choose the balloon ride. would consider them­ dentist might do. b) A little uneasy Vizio, who adds that most dentists can When you feel yourself thoroughly selves to be calm or c) Tense successfully manage anxious patients. The relaxed, explains the dentist, you begin to relaxed when they visit 2) When you are wait­ d) Anxious compassionate dentist takes time to think about the first step on your fear hier­ the dentist. ing in the dentist's office e) So anxious that I explain what is about to happen each step archy. Once you can think of the step and But are you so anxious for your tum in the chair, sometimes break out in a of the way. still remain relaxed, move on to the next that you avoid going to how do you feel ? sweat or almost feel phys­ The problem is that most phobic pa­ step. the dentist, inventing a) Relaxed ically sick. tients cannot bring themselves to visit the If, at any point, you become anxious, excuses that don’t go to b) A little uneasy dentist because their fear is so intense. dismiss the thought and begin concen­ the root of the problem? c) Tense To determine your “They will come in only if they are in trating on the relaxation exercise itself. To determine the d) Anxious level of anxiety, complete pain or are pushed to do so by their fami­ When the patient has managed to relax degree of your anxiety, e) So anxious that I the following instructions. lies,” he explains. through the 26 steps, he or she is ready to Dr. Norman Corah of the sometimes break out in a For each answer, score The dentist says that if nervous patients contact a dentist — but only for a consul­ University of Buffalo has sweat or almost feel phys­ yourself as follows: could experience the benefits that have tation. “It is important to let the dentist developed a Dental ically sick. a) 1 point resulted from advances in dental technolo­ know that you are fearful so he or she can Anxiety Scale. It may b) 2 points gy, they would be able to erase some of modify the treatment and make it more help you to determine if 3) When you are in the c) 3 points their long-standing fears. comfortable,” says De Vizio. you need help in over­ dentist's chair waiting d) 4 points “People are afraid of the dentist for From that point, using the coping skills coming your fear. while the dentist gets the e) 5 points many different reasons; the needle, the outlined by De Vizio, the patient can drill ready to begin work­ drill, being scolded by the dentist, the feel­ schedule a visual examination and then an Dental Anxiety Survey ing on your teeth, how do Dental Anxiety Scale ing of numbness, a fear of AIDS or even appointment where dental work is actually questions. you feel? Calculate your total claustrophobia.” he says. done. First, answer these a) Relaxed score by adding up all the Understanding past traumatic dental Prior to designing his program, De questions, noting which b) A little uneasy points — experiences is a major key to conquering Vizio took a special course on the subject answers you choose — c) Tense 12 or less You may be your fear, says De Vizio. He cites one of dental phobias at the University of d) Anxious apprehensive about some Middletown woman who traced her pho­ Washington in Seattle. He has a bache­ 1 ) If you had to go to e) So anxious that I phases of dental treatment bia to a childhood practitioner who wield­ lor’s degree in chemistry from Rutgers the dentist tomorrow, how sometimes break out in a but you would not be con­ ed his drill with the finesse of a jack ham­ University and received his dentistry would you feel about it ? sweat or almost feel phys­ sidered an anxious mer operator. degree from the New Jersey Dental a) I would look for­ ically sick. patient. He points out that once patients have School. De Vizio does not practice den­ ward to it as a reasonably 13 or 14 You are con­ good experiences, those begin to outweigh tistry full-time, however. He is a clinical enjoyable experience. 4) You are in the den­ sidered an anxious the negative memories. researcher at the Colgate-Palmolive b) I wouldn't care one tist's chair to have your patient. De Vizio’s course asks the patient to Technology Center in Piscataway. way or the other teeth cleaned. While you 15 or 16 You are con­ establish a dental fear hierarchy, ranking When he does practice, two evenings a c) I would feel a little are waiting the dentist is sidered a highly anxious 26 parts of the dental visit according to week and Saturdays, he does so with his uneasy about it. getting out the instru­ patient. those they are least afraid of (No. 1) to wife, Joan Barras. d) I would be afraid ments which will be used 17 or more You may those they are most afraid of (No. 26). For more information on, De Vizio’s that it would be unpleas­ to scrape the teeth around be a dental phobic. The choices include telephoning the program contact N-Vizion Research, 437 ant and painful. the gums, how do you dentist for an appointment, watching the Newman Springs Road, Lincroft, NJ e) I would be very feel? dentist prepare the syringe for an injec- 07738; Telephone 530-7859.

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etting the chance to have breakfast with the driver of Snake Bite produced scores of smiles Sunday at the G Monster Truck Spectacular. As winners in Greater Media Newspapers’ essay and color­ ing contests concerning the truck show, about 100 children ar­ rived at Wall Stadium hours before the show to cash in on one of their prizes. That was breakfast with the drivers of the “monster trucks,” which, in addition to Snake Bite, included the famous Big Foot, Grave Digger, UFO, Excavator, Liquidator and Towasaurus Wrex. The other prize was tickets to the evening show for the win­ ners and members of their families. Event organizers reported that the turnout was tremendous. At the breakfast-reception, the contest winners had a chance to pose with the drivers and get their autographs. The event was sponsored by Greater Media Newspapers and Kelle Chevrolet, Farmingdale. Greater Media Newspapers publishes weekly newspapers in Middlesex and Monmouth counties. Those newspapers are the News Transcript, the Examiner, and the Independent, all in Monmouth County, and the Sentinel and Suburban in Middlesex County.

MAKING TRACKS — Winners of Greater Media Newspapers’ essay and coloring contests pose above with the mighty Big Foot at Wall Stadium on Sunday. With the children are Rich Ford (rear l-r), Greater Media’s automo­ bile-advertising sales representative; Lonny Childress, dri­ ver of Big Foot; and Colt Cobra, driver of Snake Bite. At left are Joseph Nero, 4, of Freehold Township perched on the wheel of Big Foot with Childress. In the photo at bot­ tom left, Colt Cobra gives Brittany Boyce, 5, of Jackson a view from Snake Bite.

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Local lands 50 lb. shark W a c / u m I A ' T / I M m , v . v . s . Cosm etic & Family Dentistry BY LAUREN JAEGER from the way my pole was bent. I was scared.” Sat.-Sun. D ay an d Evening hours Staff Writer The rocks he was fishing from were by appointm ent ABERDEEN — A local resident did slippery, also. “It was like ‘Dance battle with a shark last week — and came Fever’,” he said with a laugh. The shark was butchered by the Tackle 0 0 Q A OOO 1 Bethany Rd. & Hwy. 35 out on top. On Thursday night, James Mawby, 25, Box in Hazlet, and later eaten. • O0O-4t77 Bldg. 6 Suite98 • Hazlet of Aberdeen, hooked a 50-pound brown Dery Bennett, the executive director of shark off the coast of Monmouth Beach, the Littoral Society, in Sandy Hook using a regular fishing pole. Gateway National Park, said that Maw- -- 1 SPECIAL OFFER “I never have luck,” he said of the by’s catch was not unusual. catch. “But the more you put the pole in “There are a lot of sharks out there and Dental Check-up & Cleaning the water, the better luck you have.” they are swimming all the time.” Mawby said that he was advised by a “They live there,” he said. “It’s the bait shop owner in Long Branch to use eel ocean. I talked to people who did a ma­ ONLY535‘ (Reg. $100) as bait to catch a shark. Also, he noted, rine life survey of the ocean in an air­ Includes: Examination, Prophylc s (cleaning) & 4 Bitewing X-Rays . the same shop owner said he would be plane, from Sandy Hook to Cape May. New Patients Only • With 1 i Coupon • Expires 8-10-94 “guaranteed to catch a shark within 10 to And they noted that there were plenty MlMMIHIMHilMMIMiMliMMj 15 minutes” if he went on the rocks at of sharks just a half mile off the beaches.” Monmouth Beach. Bennett said the sharks like the coast True to the shopkeeper’s word, the line because they can find crabs there. was tugged by a big shark within 15 min­ However, he noted, it is best to leave Emergency Sale utes. the sharks alone. However, this one got away, as did the “There are fewer sharks than there second shark which came for the bait. used to be because they are being fished The third attempt, however, was the very hard,” he said. “If you catch one, it is successful catch. best to let ‘em go.” “I was on my last eel,” he said, re­ Bennett also said that swimmers have calling the splendid moment. “I could not nothing to fear, because the chances of see what it was, but I knew it was big getting bit by a shark are less than getting struck by lightening.

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Continued from page 1 and beautifully landscaped property, and claimed that Roth tried his best to contact “We have been in constant commu­ Roth is still proud of the projects he com­ the television program, “America’s Most nication with Mr. Roth. He has an attor­ pleted to make his wife happy, such as the Wanted,” he said that was not true. ney, and we have communicated with him all-brick driveway and the large cement “It had occurred to me to go to those through the attorney — Frank Moore (of) goldfish pond. shows, but then I decided not to try it Red Bank,” said Elaine Leschot, assistant However, a large portion of the prop­ because it wouldn’t serve my purpose,” he prosecutor, who said the investigation is erty, which has been cleared, was just sold said, noting that they are sensational. “I continuing. “Everytime (Roth) has had a in order to increase the reward money. don’t think that kind of program would question, we’ve answered the best that we “I had to sell all of this land; sold all of accomplish what I want.” can.” this,” he said, pointing to the 3/8 acre Life has been difficult since the mur­ The reward may help find his wife’s property, noting that it had great senti­ der, he noted. killer, Roth said, because there is a pos­ mental value since his son’s old play­ “I have people who will look at me sibility that more than one person has been ground used to be there, which included suspiciously,” he said. “I’ve tried to vol­ Joan Roth . . . killed in 1991 involved with the crime, or that someone swings, slides and a tree fort. unteer for things in the community, but I that Roth has not been turned away from is ready to “rat on someone. Maybe at this The original sum of $10,000, which was turned down.” the| squad. point, someone is disenchanted.” was offered shortly after his wife’s mur­ Roth claims he went to a meeting for “He did show up at a recent meeting. “I won’t stop. I won’t back off,” he der, included $6,000 of his own money the local rescue squad and met several said, noting that he will place adver­ and the rest came from pledges. people. He said everything seemed fine, He was not rejected,” said Capt. Brian Geilburd. “We wouldn’t do anything with­ tisements in several leading newspapers He said that brought three responses. until one woman apparently recognized out a background police check, and his across the state, and possibly even the “Two of those responses I did not lend him. cajne clean.” New York Daily News and the New York credence to. They were kind of far out. “She took the captain outside. Then Post. They were written by somebody who they told me that they would be in touch. Gelburd said classes do not begin until the fall and the summer is a busy time of “I don’t know where the scum that hurt wanted to get someone,” he noted. They never called,” he said. my girl came from,” he said. One of the three letters made “my hair “They were delighted to have me apply year, and with a handful of volunteers, some things take longer to do. Meanwhile, Leschot said there is a sus­ stand on end,” he said. “I said, ‘Oh, this is because I’m in good shape, healthy for a pect that is under investigation. it.’” fellow my age,” Roth noted, adding that “We always want new members,” he In a previous interview, conducted 8 The letter had been written by someone he was a scuba dive instructor for 23 said. Anyone with any leads on Mrs. Roth’s 1/2 months after his wife’s death, Roth who was walking his dog on Route 34, years. murderer is urged to write Robert Roth at said Joan had no insurance policy because and saw another person run out of the The captain of the South Aberdeen P.p. Box 802, Matawan, 07747. he, being 10 years older, always thought Prudential Real Estate office building. Emergency Medical Squad, however, said he would die first. According to Roth, the letter included a During the same interview, Roth noted license plate number of the person who that missing at the scene of the crime was sped away. a bracelet his wife never took off. It was However, after an investigation of sev­ custom-made; gold with the word eral months, the letter turned out to be unsubstantiated, he said. “Princess” formed in diamonds, Roth’s Gift Baskets For All Occasions Made To Order nickname for her. 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their own a few weeks later.” with is the jellyfish lurking in the river. The reason for his distress was ap­ One generation Terry McBride, a sophomore at Mid­ While jellyfish stings are not dangerous, parent when he got out of the water: he of sailors teaches dletown High School South, is beginning they have taken the wind out of many a had lost his shorts. his second summer of instruction. He student’s sails. The highlight of the season is the stu­ the next to sail recently went sailing on a lake in New “We go through a capsize exercise dents’ trip to Starvation Island, one of Hampshire before starting this session. with each student so they will know what the small uninhabited islands that dot the “It felt really good,” says Terry. “I to expect and what to do,” explains Navesink. The students, two or three in a BY CANDY TRUNZO remembered everything.” Edwards. “Unfortunately, we cannot boat, cruise down the river for a picnic Embracing the old Navy adage that a sweep the jellyfish away during this Staff Writer and return via the local ice cream stand. tight ship is a happy ship, Kolshorn and exercise, nor at any other time that a boat Instructors accompany the sailors in a his crew of instructors are intent on en­ earning how to sail is a breeze for may capsize accidentally. pontoon boat, fondly dubbed “the rat couraging a love of sailing in an atmo­ a pack of kids known as the River Advanced students sail in Blue Jays, trap,” in case the wind dies down and sphere of responsibility and good sports­ Rats. more sophisticated sloops with a main­ they need a tow back. L manship. sail and a jib. These youngsters are Besides Kolshorn and Morgenstern, a Named after “Ratty,” the character in In each of the two month-long ses­ the children’s classic Wind in the Wil­ taught how to handle their boats in re­ sophomore at Old Dominion, the other sions, the students are divided into four low s who loved “playing around in gattas and must become familiar with the college-age instructors this year include groups, ranging from beginners to ad­ boats,” the River Rats were launched in rules of the, well, road. The most impor­ Don Abraham and Rebecca Landis of vanced racers. the 1950’s by a group of fathers who tant rule is to avoid a collision. Holmdel and Betsy Carlson of Fair Beginning and intermediate students wanted to teach their children the plea­ “These boats are tender,” explains Haven. use the club’s turnabouts — single-sail sures of boating. Edwards. “They are sturdy, but they Each instructor must pass an intensive boats about ten feet in length. They are aren’t like tanks. They are easy to The non-profit volunteer sailing club three-day course offered by USSail, the taught the fundamentals of sailing, in­ now trains over 100 area students each break.” national sailing authority. They must also cluding how to tie square knots and bow­ summer from its dock on the Navesink The River Rats have their share of be certified in administering first aid. lines, how to rig and unrig the boat, and River, at the foot of Battin Road in Fair war stories. Ron Morgenstern recalls one River Rat recruits for the summer of to keep the equipment shipshape — Haven. young sailor who capsized. He was in ‘95 can sign up in the spring. Contact stowing sails and boats properly. tears as he held onto his boat while being “We not pretending to raise a breed Lee Purcell, enrollment director, at 530­ New students are particularly partial towed in. 0217 for details. of hot shot sailors,” says Kem Edwards to the bowline lest, teases Kolshorn, a of Fair Haven, the program director. junior at Old Dominion University in “The objective is to have fun.” Norfolk, Va. who has been a River Rats Adds head instructor Leo Kolshom of instructor for four summers. The students Matawan, “We want them to be able to must stand on the dock and tie them­ get into a boat and sail safely.” selves to a post using the bowline. Ron Morgenstern of Matawan, the “If you don’t fall in the water, you’ve assistant head instructor, says “It’s cool got a good knot,” Kolshorn says. to see the kids when they first come and Another peril beginners must contend then when they’re actually sailing on

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Continued from page 20 more durable than blacktop, and doesn’t crack with changes in the temperature. T for parks renovation but never used. At each basketball court, Murphy THINKING OF TJ O'DONNELL Ten parks have tot lots in four different would like to see every garbage can Baseball school & Camp designs. chained down, because they are usually BUYING OR o Guisti Field, on Cliffwood Avenue, used to stand on to make baskets. received new goal posts for football, a Viero pointed out that even this is LEASING A soccer field, two ballfields and a bas­ expensive, since it costs about $200 to W A T C H ketball court. each park to chain down garbage cans. NEW OR The parking lot there has been re­ “There is a lot of hardware involved,” striped and improved with concrete bar­ she said. “Also, you place a piece of wood USED CAR? F O R O U R riers. in the blacktop, use heavy duty locks and Formerly, there was a huge, bowl chains.” s e e G R A N D shaped field that would collect water after So far, Ross Park at Lenox and Clif­ each rain, making it impossible to play. fwood Avenues, and Fordham Park, on OPENING Murphy noted he hopes that a Com­ Fordham Drive, have had the chained- munity Development Grant from the down garbage cans. Opening August 1st county will be awarded to the township, At Northland Park, on Northland Lane, Call For Further.lnformation so that they could further upgrade the the blacktop has cracked and the grass has 615 UNION AVE parking lot and improve surrounding grown through, Murphy noted. Archie and Maxwell Streets. At Cambridge Park, on Lloyd Road, 111 ROUTE 36 NORTH, KEYPORT UNION BEACH Donna Viero, director of Parks and there used to be poor drainage and a sharp 2 6 4 - 4 3 3 3 759-3700 Recreation, said that she would like to see drop behind the backstop. " A dealership built on customer satisfaction!" the basketball courts sealed and color Over on Fireman’s Field, on Gerard coated, instead of blacktop, which is cur­ Avenue and Lloyd Road, new fencing was rently in place. put in place and the drainage was There are at least 20 basketball courts, improved. The dug outs were cleaned and OUR OWN IUICY she noted, but only Midland Park, repaired; bike racks and more park bench­ SUPER SWEET CORN OUR Beachfront Park and Cambridge Park es are being planned for the future. received the new color-coated tops. “It is heavily used by the kids. It is the 1 OWN IUICY TOMATOES 8 The color coating, a stone mixture only lit field,” said Viero. about 3” thick, is more expensive but HOMEGROWN POTATOES • Green Beans • Hot Peppers • Peppers Genealogy Club elects new officers • Pickles-Dill-Basil * Summer Squash • Kohlrabi-Beets • Cabbage-Red-Green-Savoy • Romano Beans The Monmouth County Genealogy Club’s executive board met on June 6 at the home • Greens • Eggplant • Cucumbers • Radishes of their new president, Jim Raleigh of Colts Neck. The new officers are: Vice President "Naturally Fresh" Salad Dressings Bea Howley of Highland Park, Treasurer Mabel Sweetnam of Freehold, Corresponding Fresh Baked Pies Secretary Jane Potyondy of Fair Haven, and Recording Secretary Peggy Wein of Lincroft. Dr. David Beggs of Fair Haven continues as the club’s historian. • Daiiy Products • Honey For the Sept. 11 meeting, Barbara Smith of Lakewood, Monmouth County Historical Open Daily Association librarian and a club member, will speak on the vast genealogical resources at the Association’s Headquarters, 70 Court St., Freehold. Future bus trips are also being HWY 34'HOLMDEL planned to Ellis Island and the Family History Fair at New York University. For more information, call 462-1466. Menzel Bros Jann 946-3060

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The Hazlet Township Board of Education has declared certain items as surplus property and has authorized the public sale of said property on, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4,1994 10:00 am -12:00 noon Middle Road School - All Purpose Room

Purchase the BodySmith Workout Center hy These items represent various types of equipment, including ParaBody for $329 and SAVE $50 off the suggested j but not limited to, gym equipment, office machines and list price of $379. ( with coupon) typewriters, audio visual equipment, typing desks, trucks, band & cheerleader uniforms, electric range and sofa. A detailed list of surplus equipment is available in the Board Secretary's Office, 305 Middle Road, between the hours of 8:00 am - 12 noon and 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm. It is the responsibility of the purchaser to immediately remove items purchased from school property. All sales are final as is and no representation is made as to condition of each item.

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Landfill removed Elementary! Route 34 Colts Neck, N.J. 07722 from county plan (908) 409-3086 , Central Jersey's Best Teaching Resource Center the landfill, which was closed in 1983, is ... & Children's Bookstore! Decision now still a source of contamination for nearby Transportation streams. F o r Your C h i l d r e n in hands of i m Since 1990, the county has attempted Serving Middletown Aug. 29th • Happy Hfth Birthday to It's Elementary! to convince the DEP to approve an and surrounding areas Join us for an all day celebration with unannounced specials, drawings and cake for all. state officials amendment to eliminate reopening the The SAFE, RELIABLE way to landfill sometime in the future as a solu­ arrange Transportation Back to School Headquarters BY DICK METZGAR tion to the county’s solid waste problems. For Your Children For Further information about We're Ready.. Are You? The state balked on making this de­ Staff Writer K ID S C O A C H i Store Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 cision until the county could come up with Special Sunday Back to School Hours 11-5 Monmouth County officially elimi­ an acceptable long-range plan for the dis­ CALL 6 7 1 - 7 6 0 0 nated the reopening of the Waste Disposal posal of its solid waste. On Dec. 2, 1993, Ask About Our Teacher Discounts Inc. landfill in Howell from its solid-waste the DEP approved the county’s long-term, & Our Book Club. disposal plan on Thursday. in-county disposal plan that included At a special meeting, the Board of expanding the existing landfill in Tinton Vjyyyyyyyyj Freeholders approved an amendment to Falls and the construction of a recycling the plan that deleted the old landfill, lo­ facility at the same site. ALLERGY SEASON IS HERE! cated off Lakewood-Allenwood Road. The Howell facility began operating as The amendment must now be ap­ an unlined landfill in 1946. IN D O O R A IR SPECIALISTS proved by the state Department of Envi­ Of major concern to officials and res­ ronmental Protection, which could take up idents were drums containing hazardous to 150 days, according to Larry Zaayenga, waste that were discovered in October AIR DUCT CLEANING the county’s solid waste director. 1991 during grading work being done in * The DEP itself in May denied a permit preparation for capping a section of the How A ir Duct Cleaning Benefits You: renewal application for the landfill. That landfill. • Helps relieve allergy suffering » Fewer breakdowns, less maintenance denial has been challenged in court by Although 197 drums of hazardous • Helps remove pollen, dust and other irritants > Reduces heating & cooling costs WDI, according to Zaayenga. He said waste were removed from the landfill, • Helps eliminate household dust ■ Provides a cleaner living environment there is, as yet, no indication if the firm state and county officials and residents are 1 Eliminates possible health hazards will appeal in court the county’s most concerned that there may be hazardous recent action. waste containers at the landfill that have H e a l t h i e r The landfill has been an ongoing issue, not been detected. 1118 River Ave., RT., 9, Lakewood, \.J, coming to a head following the DEP’s The landfill’s permit expired in De­ 908-901-1515 • 1-800-734-8620 action in May. cember 1987. In June 1989, WDI applied to TO 609-695-7775 At a hearing in late June, county en- the DEP for renewal of the permit, which gineeriug and health experts testified that would have allowed the facility to reopen. B r e a t h e COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL

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The nurse then provides the in­ “Sometimes we pick up subtleties and March of Dimes Birth Defects Founda­ struction, encouragement and support that other times it hits you right in the face,” Correspondent tion, Central Jersey Chapter, in support of will lead to improved parenting skills and said McGrath. The nurses are also looking to see if there’s something neurologically Although motherhood is a natural pro­ the VNA’s services to newborns and their a healthier child.” families is so welcomed. The VNA (for­ When a family is referred to the VNA, wrong with the infant. “We look at who’s cess, taking care of the physical and emo­ really not the one responding in the rela­ tional needs of an infant doesn’t always merly MCOSS) will use the funds to a nurse, using the new assessment scale, expand its Nursing Child Assessment visits and observes the mother and baby tionship.” come naturally. Some mothers need help Through instructions and demonstra­ learning how to bond with their babies. 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That po­ he followed suit. sition formerly included the day-to-day His chance came recently when the responsibilities, while the clerk was part township decided to appoint its first-ever time. Mrs. Smith later became the assis­ public defender, to represent indigent tant business administrator. She retired municipal court defendants. in 1988 after 30 years. His grandfather was Hazlet’s first po­ As if that weren’t enough, Smith’s lice constable; his father, the first full­ first cousin, Maryann, is Hazlet’s first- time police chief; and his mother, the ever and only woman police officer. first assistant municipal clerk, a former An only child, Smith grew up in West position which was the equivalent of a Keansburg and attended Christian full-time clerk. Brothers Academy in Lincroft, where he Besides that, a first cousin is the first played basketball. He got his law degree female police officer ever appointed. from the Delaware Law School of Wid- Smith compared this family tradition ner Weidner University in Wilmington, of "firsts” to a precise 30-year separation Del. between the birth of his father, his birth, He almost became a police officer, and his son's birth. “You don’t plan it,” and in fact, during college took a police he said. “It just happens.” examination and placed first on a Smith practices law in the West Holmdel list. Keansburg section of Hazlet where his “I wanted to do something different,” family’s roots run deep and appears fre­ he said, “not monotonous.” quently in municipal court, either repre­ He also considered becoming an FBI senting his own clients or on assignment agent, but at the time, he was already by the municipal court judge. married and had just bought a home, so He lives nearby in the North he listened to his father’s advice to con­ Middletown section of Middletown. tinue practicing law. When he learned about the availabil­ He would have remained in Hazlet, ity of the public defender position, he but at the time, there was no available jumped at the chance. “I wanted it be­ housing for young people, so he was cause I would become the third genera­ “forced to look elsewhere,” he said. tion to serve,” he said. As it is, he only lives about 150 yards He was officially appointed at last from the border, “one (traffic) light away week’s Township Committee meeting. A from Dad’ s house.” His father lives salary is yet to be negotiated, but he around the corner from where he grew expects to work in the court once or up. twice a week. He could represent as Smith’s three loves, in order of prior­ many as 15 clients a day, he said. ity, are family, profession, and the Elks Having a public defender is a “way of Lodge. moving the (court) calendar quickly,” he A member of Middletown Elks Lodge DEFENDER — W. Randolph Smith, a North Middletown resident and attor­ said, and “a growing thing” in mu­ 2179, he is currently the national repre­ ney. in the West Keansbury section of Hazlet, where he grew up, is nicipalities. sentative for parts of Monmouth and Hazlet’s first public defender. (Photo by Rich Schultz) Municipal court practice is also be­ Middlesex counties, a position he was coming a specialty, he said. While the just sworn into over the July 4th week at cases are less serious than those heard in an installation ceremony in Chicago. higher courts, and are not indictable, His wife Donna J. Bauer, who also they can carry serious fines and penal­ grew up in Hazlet, is a former Hazlet GRAND OPENING ties, including loss of a drivers’ license teacher and currently works as a and jail terms. teacher’s aide for disabled students at NOW OPEN AT OUR 2ND LOCATION IN Local courts hear charges involving Cove Road School. MATAWAN motor vehicle and local law violations, “It’s been a whirlwind recently,” he MARKETPLACE MALL • ROUTE 34 • 566-0020 plus petty disorderly conduct and disor­ said of his life — what with the Elks in­ derly persons offenses. stallation, his Hazlet appointment, and Probable-cause hearings (such as the his 12-year-old son, Bryan Patrick, qual­ recent hearing in Los Angeles Municipal ifying for a Jesse Owens track meet next Court to determine whether there was month in California. enough evidence to charge O.J. Simpson KTNY The 30-year-old, nationwide meet is CLOTHING OUTLET with a double murder) are rare, he said. sponsored by ARCO Oil Company. About that family tradition of being Bryan will represent one of eight first at something, Smith’s grandfather, regions. Eugene W., was the township’s first po­ His son won a gold medal for his 15 WOMENS FASHIONS lice constable in the early 1930s. foot, 2-1/2 inch long jump at a regional SIZES JUNIORS • MISSES SM-XL His job was to keep vagrants away qualifying meet. He just turned 12, said from the bungalows in the West SPORTSWEAR • CASUAL his proud father, adding, “It’s been rather CAREER OPTIONS • SEPARATES Keansburg section, said Smith, adding exciting.” that “the rest of Hazlet was all farms.” His daughter, Tara Lynn, 14, just At that time, Hazlet was known as AFFORDABLE PRICES ON graduated with honors from Thorne Mid­ Raritan Township. dle School in Middletown, also making 2 PIECE SUITS • DRESSES His grandfather also served as mayor her father proud. in 1952, the year he was born, and the [ BLOUSES • LEGGINGS Besides being active in the Elks, year before the Garden State Parkway Smith coaches baseball and soccer for BRAND NAME TEESHIRTS came through, sparking a building boom two Middletown youth athletic leagues. that turned the rural area into suburbia. “I enjoy helping people,” he said. HOURS: MON-SAT 10-6, THURS. TIL 8, SUN 12-5 Smith’s father. William J., became a 3 2 JULY 27, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY ASSOCIATES Sanford W. Wohlstadter, M.D., FACOG Robert P. Penney, M.D., FACOG Michael P. Conley, M.D. Corrigan-F itzgerald Holly A. Corrigan of Easton, Pa. an­ We Accept Most H M O ’s nounces her engagement to Edward G. Fitzgerald, son of Ann G. Fitzgerald and • Laparoscopic Hysterectomy the late Edward F. Fitzgerald of • Laparoscopic Lasar Surgery Aberdeen. Holly A. Corrigan is the • All Current Forms of Contraception Available daughter of the late Jane and James • Total Gynecological & Obstetrical Care In Our Office Corrigan of Milford. The future bride was graduated from 704 N. Beers Street 39 Avenue at the Commons Delaware Valley Regional High School, Holmdel, N.J. 07733 Shrewsbury, N.J. 07702 Frenchtown. She is employed at Shurvi (908) 739-2500 m g jk (908) 389-0003 Corp. Inc., Easton, Pa. Her fianc6 was graduated from St. John Vianney High School, Holmdel, and attended Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. He is employed as a supervisor at Monmouth County Shade Tree Com­ mission. He is a member of the Aberdeen " 1 O u t o f 3 P e o p l e Township Historical Commission and the W i l l S u f f e r W i t h L o w B a c k P a i n . " Aberdeen Township Environmental Commission. He is the vice chairman of Holly Corrigan, Edward Fitzgerald Experience Wellness thru Chiropractic Care! the Aberdeen Township Planning Board, treasurer of the Aberdeen Township Fireman’s Relief Association and an active How Chiropractic Benefits You: v > , , exempt member and trustee for the Aberdeen Township Hose and Chemical Co. • Improve Performance V I A a J J S The wedding is planned for April 1996. • Improve Strength Ponepinto-Brustowicz • Eliminates Pain (neck/back) " I - H t t Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ponepinto of Hazlet announce the engagement of their daugh­ • Increase Flexibility ter, Lori Ann Ponepinto, to Daniel Brustowicz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Brustowicz • Relieves Stress & Headaches of South River. The future bride was graduated from Raritan High School, Hazlet. She is employed • Fights Fatigue as a dental technician in Manalapan. Her fiance was graduated from South River High School. He is employed by C.M.E. D r . W il l ia m Associates in Manalapan. 2 0 5 Harmony Rd. • MIDDLETOWN • 6 7 1 - 8 7 7 9 The wedding is planned for May 20,1995. Located in Gold's Gym ! Stork Club OIL & FILTER CHANGE Includes - j a l The following births were recently an­ Heather Rock and James Jelinski, • Quaker State Oil 5P f i n nounced at the Riverview Medical Keansburg, June 20, a girl. uptosqts . M f W Center, Red Bank: Laura and Bill Sandow, Lincroft, • New Filter +tgtX Debra and Ron Lowther, Keyport, June 24, a boy. • New Drain Plug ^ * July 6, a boy. Mary and Charlie Ehret, New Mon­ Dorene and Peter Haug, West mouth, June 24, a girl. ^COMPUTERIZED WHEEL Keansburg, July 7, a girl. Lisa and Stanley Taylor, Matawan, ALIGNMENT Lynn and Donald Gambardella, June 25, a girl. Includes Matawan, July 8, a girl. Victoria and David Zappulla, Diane and David Begley, Middle­ Belford, June 25, a girl. e Precision 4-Wheel town, July 10, a girl. Corinne and Hugh Kearney, Alignment Mary and Vincent Tinebra, Middle­ Middletown, June 25, a girl. e Brake Inspection town, June 10, a boy. Angela Terracciano and Keith e Axle Boot Inspection Lynn and Richard Lee, Middletown, Malave, Keansburg, June 26, a boy. July 11, a boy. Karen and Raymond Troiano, Mid­ FRONT BRAKE SPECIAL Debra and Charles Wright, Middle­ dletown, June 27, a girl. All Parts A Labor town, July 11, a girl. Coleen Quaglia and Robert Reamer Includes Pilar and Dinay Sugla, Aberdeen, Jr., Keyport, June 28, a girl. e Replace Pads July 11, a girl. Shamie Sumpter and Derek Von Bischoffshausen, Matawan, June 28, a e Resurface Both Lucy and Steven Ambrus, Hazlet, Rotors June 27, a boy. boy. • HoadRoad Testlest ^ Francine and Daniel Herrick, Kay Warren and James Clinton, Navesink, June 30, a boy. Keansburg, June 29, a boy. "s c h e d u l e d “ " Janine and Scott Okuska, Hazlet, Ruthann and Eugene Hickey, Key­ July 1, a girl. port, June 29, a girl. M A IN T E N A N C E J Z q / Kathleen and John McNamara, Donna and Gerard Mazzella, Hazlet, A ll Rmrtm 3k Labor 1 | | / 0 Holmdel, July 1, a boy. June 30, a boy. A n y H o n d a Obeida and James Speakman, Mid­ Amy and James Feggeler, Holmdel, S c h e d u l e d dletown, July 1, a boy. June 30, a girl. M aintenance OFP Mary and Michael Pomarico, Ab­ Donna and Tony Miceli, erdeen, July 2, a girl. Middletown, July 1, a boy. SAT: 8:00 am - Noon Coupons must be presented at time ol service writeup. Offers vaM through Patricia and Edward Campo, Mid­ Shirley Wilson and James Albanese, MON-FRI 7:30 am - 5:00 pm 7/30/94. Limit one coupon per transaction. No other offers or discounts apply. dletown, July 5, a boy. Keansburg, July 3, a boy. Peggy and Gary Hoffman, Hazlet, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Maletto, Rt. 34 & Spring Lake Circle. Wait Township July 5, a boy. Union Beach, July 6, a girl. a l l 3 4 - Maria and Ralph Garofalo, Hazlet, Beverly and Kurt Schaller, Keans­ HONDA] July 5, a boy. burg, July 6, a girl. <^>974-2211 Leslie and Eugene Van Cleve, Your Quick Getaway From Highway Pressure & Hassle The following births were recently an­ Navesink, July 6, a girl. nounced at the Monmouth Medical Cen­ Cara Kessler and John Garito III, ter, Long Branch: Keansburg, July 7, a girl. THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 27, 1994 3 3 ON CAMPUS The following local students made the Michael F. Conway, son of Mr. and and Dentistry of New Jersey May 25 dur­ dean’s list at Trenton State College, Ew­ Mrs. Francis Conway of Lincroft, earned a ing the university’s 21st annual com­ ing, for the spring semester: bachelor of science degree in psychology mencement ceremony at the Garden State James H. McBride of Red Bank; from Saint Anselm College, Manchester, Arts Center, Holmdel. Sean P. McNulty of Red Bank; Joseph N.H. Eric D. Teitel, Holmdel, UMDNJ - M. Tobin of Red Bank; Joseph R. Vult- New Jersey Medical School; Alessandra aggio of Red Bank; John P. Frescki of The following area students received Mulle Palma, Middletown, UMDNJ - Hazlet; Gineen M. Morosco of Hazlet; degrees from Fairleigh Dickinson Univer­ Robert Wood Johnson Medical Dona T. Ouano of Hazlet; Janet L. sity, Teaneck, and Rutherford campuses: School/Camden; Thomas A. Genco, Smith of Hazlet; Jennifer J. Ullmann of Jeanne Atwood Lavin of Holmdel, a Lincroft, UMDNJ -Robert Wood Johnson Hazlet; Steven C. Ting of Holmdel; master of business administration in mar­ Medical School, Piscataway; Charles D. Kimberly J. Catlow of Keansburg; keting; William J. Bredesen of Keyport, Faveria Jr., M.D. Aberdeen UMDNJ - Rachel Rivers of North Middletown; a bachelor of science in electrical engi­ Robert Wood Johnson Medical Nancy L. Royle of Keansburg; Jill L. neering technology, summa cum laude; School/Rutgers University; and Dinamarie Smith of North Middletown; Thesesa M. Paul C. Manz of Matawan, a master of Perrino, Holmdel, UMDNJ - School of Furmato of Cliffwood Beach; John E. public administration; Marguerite Susan Osteopathic Medicine. Graham of Keyport; Lan N. Hoang of Bremner of Middletown, a master of Keyport; Tamara A. Notarcola of Key­ business administration in management; The following students earned degrees port; Karyn L. Ojam aa of Keyport; Aliyson Burke of Middletown, a bachelor from the University of Delaware, Newark, Sonya Dhamija of Lincroft; Deborah L. of science in nursing; Miriam Ivette Pa­ Del.— Falk of Lincroft; Maryann M. Rizzo of gan David of Middletown, a bachelor of Christopher Bova of Middletown; J&J AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALISTS Lincroft; Theodore Kawka of Aberdeen; arts in humanities; Richard J. Witter- Suzanne Stevens of Red Bank; Cynthia General Automotive Repair Scott H. Kinney of Matawan; Kelly A. schein of Middletown, a master of busi­ Gallagher of Belford; Christopher ASE Certified Mechanics Lee Aberdeen; Keri Logosso of ness administration in finance; and Vir­ Stumpo of Middletown; Maureen Ahern Matawan; Tricia R. Lyons of Matawan; ginia R. Cunningham of Red Bank, a of Middletown; Patrick Pelliccia of Mid­ • Tune-ups • Brakes • Oil Changes • Diagnostic Work Danielle M. Rippel of Matawan; Tara A. master of public administration. dletown; Robert Graves Jr. of Middle­ Bonomo of Middletown; Robert A. town; Terry Troutman Jr. of Middle­ Hwy. 34 & Broad St. Boyie of Middletown; Daniei J. Caruso i iiC iuiiU w illg aiUuCuis icccivuu lie* town; Denise Simoniello of Holmdel; M ata wa ii grees from the New Jersey Institute of of Middletown; Jennifer L. Giordano of Keith Williamson of Holmdel; Michael Technology, Newark: 908-583-3022 Middletown Mary E. Golba of New Feminello of Holmdel, Terrence Mc­ Monmouth; Danielle Marsiello of Mid­ Nereo G. Regolo Jr. of Hazlet, a bachelor of science in electrical engineer­ Govern of Holmdel; Thomas Scott of dletown; Patrick T. Mitchell of Middle­ Leonardo; Dennis Palmeri Jr. of Lin­ town; Steven P. Salus of Middletown; ing; MOTORWORKS John J. Keenan of Highlands, a bach­ croft; Healey Masi of Aberdeen; Howard Victor A. Stewart of Middletown; Ronay of Matawan; Lorin Edelman of Jeanette Tammaro-Oliveri of Middle­ elor of science in electrical engineering; Aberdeen; Paul Gentile of Aberdeen; TRADE YOUR ENGINE... town; Victoria J. Veth of Middletown; Bruce T. Keyl of Holmdel, a bachelor Sherri Travisano of Matawan; and Dar­ NOT YOUR CAR.,SM and Herbert J. Werth of Middletown. of science in civil engineering; rell Oliver of Keyport. • Every Passenger car & light truck engine Edward W. Rapp of Holmdel, a bach­ comes with a factory 12 mo./12k mi. warranty Four local high school juniors recently elor of science in civil engineering; • Extended warrranties up to 36 mo. available attended the Rotary Youth Leadership Edward J. Christian Jr. of West Valerie Garrander, a 1994 graduate Route 35, Keyport meeting in Princeton. The two attendees Keansburg, a bachelor of architecture; of Raritan High School, Hazlet, was 908-739-4337 from Matawan High School were Daniel Christopher B. Ellis of Keyport, a awarded a scholarship by the New Jersey Schreiber and Marcia Bromberg. The bachelor of science in electrical engineer­ State Elks Association, Handicapped two attendees from St. John Vianney High ing; Children Committee. She will be eligible William Tereshkovich of Leonardo, a School were Melissa Bennett and Cris for $2,500 each year for four years, at the bachelor of science in engineering tech­ Decker. This is one of the many Rotary college of her choice. projects involving youth, sponsored by the nology-manufacturing technology; Matawan Rotary Club. Joseph P. Kisenwether of Aberdeen, Krista Tuzinkiewicz, daughter of Mr. m v a bachelor of science in applied math; and Mrs. Joseph Tuzinkiewicz of Middle­ Eric I. Abraham of Holmdel, who at­ Valerie L. David of Aberdeen, a mas­ town, earned Honors at Newark Academy, ter of science in environmental science; tends the Seton Hall University School of Livingston, for receiving all grades of “B- and Law, South Orange, has been accepted ” or above in each of her courses during Kenneth F. Ferris of Matawan, a into the 1994 summer associate program the spring term. master of science in management. by Giordano, Halleran and Ciesla, P.C., Middletown. He will gain first-hand ex­ Scott Hergenhan, son of Clemens and Stephen Seslar, son of Gary and perience in the practice of different areas Nancy Hergenhan of Holmdel, made the Sharon Seslar of Holmdel, is attending of law. He is a graduate of Franklin and dean’s list for the spring semester at Georgetown University Medical School, Marshall College, Lancaster, Pa. with a Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pa. Washington, D.C., in an accelerated pro­ bachelor of arts in business management. gram. He attended the University in The following area students were listed on Michigan, where he graduated in 1988 Kathryn M. Ambler, daughter of the dean’s list for the spring semester at with a bachelor of science in biology. He Bruce and Linda Ambler of Middletown, University of Scranton, Scranton, Pa : completed his Ph.D. in cellular biology in earned a bachelor of science degree in cin­ Tara E. Carney of Hazlet; Christopher June 1993 at Georgetown University. He ema and photography from the Roy H. S. M editz of Red Bank; Jillia n P. plans to complete his M.D. in 1995. Park School of Communications, Ithaca O ’Brien of Hazlet; Glen A. Tacinelli of College, Ithaca, N.Y. She is a graduate of Matawan; and Karen R. Zolnowski of Erica J. Poon, a 1994 graduate of Middletown Township High School. Red Bank. Matawan Regional High School, Ab­ erdeen, is one of 22 high school graduates Kathryn M. Ambler, daughter of The State of New Jersey South Re­ Bruce and Linda Ambler of Middletown, to receive a James J. Kerrigan Memorial gional Award Ceremony for fifth- and Scholarship from Merck & Co. Inc., the earned a bachelor of science degree in cin­ sixth-graders was held honoring young ema and photography from the Roy H. sponsoring company. Erica is the daughter students in the gifted and talented program THE STRONGEST NAME IN POOLS Park School of Communications, Ithaca of Terence and Jenny Poon. Mr. Poon is sponsored by John Hopkins University. senior director of quality operations with • 75 sizes and shapes. College, Ithaca, N.Y. She is a graduate of St. Mary’s School, New Monmouth, is the Merck Manufacturing Division, • Patented BUDDY SEAT™ Middletown Township High School. unique in having six students qualify for Whitehouse Station. The scholarship is in-pool lounge center. the young students’ state award. The stu­ Cynthia Leigh Bayless of Holmdel, open to children of Merck employees. Er­ • Ask to see our video tape that dents recognized for the award: Daniel tells you all about pools. graduated from Ramapo College of New Bergen, Matthew Picerno, Amy ica plans to attend Amherst College in Jersey, Mahwah, with a degree in com­ Gasiorowski, Teresa Tetlow, Sarah Amherst, Mass. in the fall. FREE ESTIMATES munication arts. Mulhern and Blaire Walsh. The “Plus” Academic Abilities As­ Heidi M. Darstek, daughter of Wesley Adam D. Carpenter, son of Gary sessment sponsored by Johns Hopkins and Nancy Darstek of Matawan, earned a Carpenter of Middletown, earned a bache­ University is designed to identify those bachelor of science degree in lor of science degree in management from marketing/fashion related industries from gifted students who are achieving and test­ pools.. patio Sc m ore the School of Business, Ithaca College, ing above grade level. Fashion Institute of Technology, New Ithaca, N.Y. He is a graduate of Christian The following students received their York City. She is a graduate of Matawan Brothers Academy, Lincroft. 4235 Route 9 Hortl) • Freehold, NJ07728 • (908) 462-5005 degree from the University of Medicine Regional High School. Store Hours: Mon, Tbur, Fri 9-8; Tues. Wed, Sat 9-5; Sim 10-4. 3 4 JULY 27, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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After months of pleas from resi­ graduation of the most-recently dents, the Aberdeen Township picked candidates. Police Department is adding to its The PBA officials must have declining force. realized that it was urgent to have However, it was a move that the new police force members couldn’t have been made without enter the next class at the cooperation between the Aberdeen Monmouth County Police Township Council and the Academy, which was due to begin Aberdeen Policeman’s Benevolent in August. Association. At the same time, the township While negotiating a new, three- council held firm to its belief that year contract to replace the one the hiring could not be done with which expired earlier this year, the former starting salary in place. PBA officials agreed July 14 to a Residents grew more impatient $9,000 lower starting salary in the as the months went on and the middle of their negotiation process. future looked uncertain. Now, if there are no more unex­ Something had to give, and the pected deaths, retirements, or offi­ agreement was made. cers out on disability — the three We commend the PBA for this circumstances which made the move and also extend our congrat­ force fluctuate over the past four ulations to the council for being years — 30 officers should man able to add more officers at a cost the streets of Aberdeen Township savings to the taxpayers. come November, following the Letters

public servants I have seen. I was proud to Tribute to retired serve with him. Chief Ennis served his country in the Dismayed, again, in Middletown U.S. Marines above and beyond the call of police chief duty. He still carries the wounds. I have recently become dismayed over to date with any progress. If this does not It is with a great deal of pride and sat­ Hoping that he has a successful career the Middletown Township Committee’s occur, the Township Committee will con­ isfaction that I take this opportunity, as in the teaching field, I salute him. “Job lack of communication with the Shadow tinually waste money, time and effort over unpopular and failed projects, such as Tin­ Chief of Police, to extend my compli­ well done.” Lake residents in regard to the proposed dall Park recreation area, the Nut Swamp ments to Retired Chief Michael Ennis, HOLMES J. GORMERLEY Stevenson Tract. After attending last mon­ Bam, and the proposed Stevenson Tract. which became effective June 1, 1994, af­ H azlet th’s Township meeting and discussing the MIKE SPAETH ter 25 years of dedicated service to the Chief of Police situation with friends such as Jim Bucel- community of Union Beach. latto and Nick Liberatore, I was shocked M iddletow n 1 was very fortunate to know and work to learn of the lack of information made closely with Chief Ennis. He gave to each Elderly, disabled available to the Shadow Lake residents Ruling should go person he knew a little bit of himself. concerning the proposed park. Once again, we see the successful re­ deserve more The development on the Stevenson to Supreme Court sults of a cooperative effort between law Tract was first proposed in 1990, although The July 20 edition of the Middletown Once again our county is faced with a. enforcement agencies. It certainly is a it was only after construction was being Independent reports that “Court rejects problem we did not know existed — The valuable asset to have been able to work planned that the residents were informed. John L. Montgomery Medical Home. town’s property tax appeal,” which will with Chief Ennis and his department and Not only were the senior citizens of result in higher property taxes, while a The State has given the county until to know that, although he is leaving the Shadow Lake Village shocked, and the state senator’s newsletter states among Aug. 24, 1994 to either correct the quali­ law enforcement family, we can still de­ Middletown residents surrounding the other things: ty of life problems concerning the 190 pend upon each other in the future. He lake surprised, but the son of Dr. Steven­ “The FY95 budget significantly down­ patients or else close to 8 million dollars will surely be missed by all. son, who now lives on the property and sizes government, provides for lower in Medicaid funding. will be forced to move out, was also left taxes and spending, as well as meaningful The professionalism exhibited by When I am Freeholder responsible in utter disbelief over the project! property tax relief, while maintaining es­ Chief Ennis did not go unnoticed by this for health and human services, I will This lack of communication over a sential state services.” police department. He made an exception­ visit, observe and evaluate the county proposed project directly affecting a large Since we are supposed to have a gov­ al contribution to his community. medical homes on a regular basis. I will group of residents is appalling but com­ ernment of the people, by the people and Throughout the county he worked to be involved not as part of the system but remove/reduce the incidents or impact of mon in Middletown. Does anyone re­ for the people, it appears to this writer as the people’s eyes and ears. member courtesy busing? The parents af­ that the recent appeals court ruling is crime and he improved the quality of life Our elderly and disabled county resi­ fected had the same complaints. unconstitutional. The way we see it, this through his efforts. dents demand more from the Freeholders If the Township Committee hopes to ruling should go to the state’s Supreme For over 37 years, I have both in the than invisibility when there are problems ever implement a proposed project, it Court, if we are to have “meaningful capacity of executive and worker in the medical homes. observed my contemporaries in many must first sell the idea to the people. The property tax relief,” which the people LAWRENCE W. DOOLEY walks of life. After due deliberation and facts, figures and details must be brought voted for recently. consideration I must, in all honesty, state Democrat Candidate for to the residents. The people should be HARLAND G. CALL Monmouth County Freeholder that Chief Michael Ennis is one of the best informed from the beginning and kept up M iddletow n THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 27,1994 3 5

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their church. About $1,100 was collected. 100 YEARS ACO 1 Kenneth Smith, the invalid son of Rev. W. H. J. Parker, pastor of the Mrs. Lillian Smith of Middletown, en­ Baptist church of Middletown, preached joyed an automobile ride to Red Bank on Sunday morning. His subject was “imi­ Thursday as the guest of John J. Massey. tating God”. Mr. Parker dwelt upon the Kenneth, on account of his infirmary, had fact that we all are imitators of some one not been away from Middletown for a and our characters are being formed after number of years and had not been to Red the model of some one else — therefore Bank for 15 years. He enjoyed the trip the necessity of choosing the best charac­ immensely and expressed much wonder­ ter. There are two essentials to perfect ment over the changes which have taken imitation: first, intelligent apprehension of place along the route between Middletown the character imitated, and second, faithful and Red Bank. reproduction of the character imitated. These result, third, is a growing similarity Max Kaplan, the tailor of Keyport, to the character imitated. was knocked down and his left leg broken Miss Alice Hance Conover, daughter by an automobile driven by a Mr. Moore of Mr. and Mrs. William W. Conover, Jr., of East Orange on Sunday morning and of Middletown, and Harry A. Worthly of Mr. Kaplan’s young son was knocked Red Bank were married last Wednesday. down and badly scratched about the face The ceremony was performed at the and hands. bride’s home in the presence of the two Acute indigestion caused the death families. The house was beautifully deco­ of a horse owned by Theodore Schenck rated with flowers. The bride wore a cos­ of Holmdel last week. tume of silk and crepe cloth trimmed with chiffon. After the wedding a choice dinner SO YEARS ACO was served, and then the happy couple left for a three-week bridal trip, their destina­ The names of 22 Monmouth County tion being in the Catskills. servicemen appeared in the Army and Coming Saturday August 6th Navy casualty lists for the week ending yesterday. Of these, six were killed in JERRY VALE 75 YEARS ACO action, one reported missing, and 13 The dance held Saturday night at the wounded. Among those killed in action Keyport yacht club was a great success are Sgt. William T. Cross, Pvt. Frank and the dances will be continued through­ Maloney, and T/5 John S. Kolso, all of the out the summer season if the attendance Army and Matawan residents. Two continues. Monmouth County previously listed as missing, Pvt. John L. Fleming of The members of the Keyport Second Middletown and Sgt. Arthur P. Mahler of Baptist Church closed a six weeks’ cam­ Belford, are known to have been made paign Sunday for funds for re-building prisoners of war. IN NJ 1-800-773-0097 OUT OF STATE (908) 988-0645 PHONE ORDERS VISA OR MASTERCARD ADD $1.50 PER TICKET . O JULY 27, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

Company, P.O. Box 307, Shrewsbury, Middletown. Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. 07702. For information, call 957-0726. Monday through Friday, and 12:30-3:30 • Directors needed. Openings for peo­ p.m. on Sunday. For information, call 842­ Today through Aug. 15 ple who like to work with talented children Saturday 5966. with a new youth entertainment troupe. • Creative Productions of Aberdeen • Craft Raffle to benefit the oldest • The Monmouth Chapter of the Openings in Monmouth, Ocean and will be auditioning performers for the fol­ existing doctor’s office in Monmouth Embroiderers’ Guild of America will exhibit Middlesex counties. Presented by Jersey lowing roles in an original musical for pro­ County at Cottage Crafts, 43 Main St., various projects done by the members at Kids Star Makers Inc., a non-profit organi­ duction in November 1994: Sam, man 25­ Holmdel. Drawing begins at 4 p.m. For the Monmouth County Library zation. Nominal compensation plan for 35; Tim, young man 14-16; Cathy, girl 8­ more information, call 946-3229. Headquarters, 125 Symmes Drive, directors. For information, call (609) 294­ 10; six male/female dancers 17-30, and Manalapan. For information, call 431 - 1546. 7220. an experienced stage manager. All per­ • Jersey Kids at Heart, an adult travel­ formers must be able to sing. For informa­ ing entertainment troupe, will be starting tion, call 566-6985. Today through Aug. 2 soon in Monmouth and Ocean counties. • Abstract paintings by Herbert Singers, dancers, comics, musicians, etc. Tuesdays through Aug. 30 Saturdays Borden will be on exhibit at the Wall may call (609) 294-1546 for information. • Folk dancing with the Monmouth • T’s Fun Time Players will hold audi­ Township Branch of the Monmouth • The First Avenue Playhouse, 123 Folk Dancers at Holmdel Park Shelter 2700 tions from 10:30 a.m. to noon at Basics County Library, Allaire Road. For First Ave., Atlantic Highlands, is looking Building, Longsteet Road, Holmdel, 7 to 431 -7251. Flea Market, Route 9 north, Howell. Ages information, call for directors, prop help, stage managers, 10 p.m. Fee is $2. For information, call 4 to 12. Participants will sing, dance and lighting designers and operators for its fall 842-4000. 3 act to original children's tunes and enter­ Today through Aug. season and beyond. For information, call tain at schools,'malls, fairs, hospitals, and • Wax art paintings on wood by Pietro 291-7552. community events, etc. For information, Barbera will be on exhibit at the Holmdel • A children’s performing group in 4 call 905-5615. Branch of the Monmouth County Library, Manalapan will be holding auditions. Call Crawford’s Corner Road. For information, for details, date and time, 446-0412. Mondays Today through July 30 call 431-7251. • Auditions set for the Paragon • Photography by Laura Corebello Players, a youth entertainment troupe, on exhibit at the Monmouth County Today through Aug. 15 will pre­ ages 4 to 18. Singers, dancers, actors, Library, 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan. • The Freehold Art Society sent an exhibit of the works of Elaine etc. will be auditioned from 6:30-8 p.m. at For information, call 431-7251. McComb and Linwood McComb, both of the Count Basie Theatre, Red Bank. For Thursday Lakewood, at the Chemical Bank NJ, information, call 495-2673. • Northern Monmouth chapter of the Today through July 31 New Jersey Association of Women Busi­ • Scherer Gallery, 93 School Road Howell Branch, Friendship Mall, Route 9, Wednesdays ness Owners will hold its monthly dinner West, Marlboro, will present an exhibit by Howell. Works include watercolor, Sumi-E painting and various drawings. Viewing • Monmouth Kids, an entertainment meeting, beginning with networking at 6 artists including Barnet, Calder, Delaunay, hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday youth troupe ages 4 to 18, will hold audi­ p.m., at the Old Orchard Inn, Eatontown. Tamayo and Hundertwasser. Hours are through Friday, and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on tions from 6:30-8 p.m. at the Count Basie Tickets are $26 for member and $28 for Wednesday through Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 Saturday. Theatre, Red Bank. Singers, dancers, non-members. For reservations, call p.m. For information, call 536-9465. comics, etc. welcome. For information, call Candy Bennett at 842-0929. • Art Forms, Monmouth Street, Red Today through Aug. 27 (609) 294-1546. Bank, will feature a summer showcase of Friday 20th century American art on Tuesdays • Frame of Mind art gallery in Holmdel This month • Shore Singles will have an evening through Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., will feature miniature paintings of local artists Diane Watson, Beverly Canham • Kathy Reed Productions Murder on walk on the boardwalk at Spring Lake. and on Mondays and evenings by appoint­ and Susan Tumblety. Gallery hours are Cue Mystery Company seeks comedy Meet at 7 p.m. in front of the Northern ment. For information, call 530-4330. Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 5:30 improvisational actors/actresses for paid Bathing Pavilion, Ocean Avenue and • Stuffed animal ornaments created p.m. and Thursday 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. positions. Send resumes and pictures Ludlow Avenue (Route 524). Fee is $2. by Joyce Weiss of Middletown will be on For information, call 946-9193. immediately to: Murder on Cue Mystery Call 774-6759. display at the Nature Center, Poricy Park, Today through Aug. 28 • “Michael Lenson, Real and Surreal: Paintings 1930-1970," will be on display at Oliver!, Monmouth the Monmouth Museum, Lincroft. County Park Sys­ Admission is free to members, $3 for non­ tem's second sum­ member adults, and $2.50 for children and mer theater production, seniors. For information, call 747-2266. will star Jonathan Dowens of Red Bank and Carole Today through Sept. 11 Scott of Manasquan (right). • The Monmouth Museum, Lincroft, The musical will be staged will present “The Roosevelt Artists: Past in the "Barn" at Thompson and Present." For information, call 747­ Park, Newman Springs 2266. Road, Lincroft, at 8:30 p.m. Thursday through Saturday Today through Sept. 24 evenings, July 28 to Aug. • Points of Life, an exhibition of 10 13. Tickets are $9 for ~ black and white portrait photographs will Thursday performances and be displayed at the Studio Gallery, Front $10 for Saturday and and Broad streets, Keyport. Call 264-3939. Sunday performances. Group rates are available. Today through Jan. 2,1995 For information or to • Monmouth County Historical reserve tickets, call 842­ Association will present “What Busy 4000. Hands Can Do: Samplers of Monmouth County.” For information, call 462-1466. John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Friday Band will perform in • “The Art of Animation by Dave and concert at Club Bene, Max Flieshcer: Nobody Did it Better,” a Route 35, Sayreville, on July series of cartoons featuring Betty Boop, 29. The show will begin at Popeye and Superman, will be shown at 2 9 p.m. with an optional p.m. at the Monmouth County Library, 125 dinner served at 7 p.m. Symmes Drive, Manalapan. The program Tickets are $17.50 for the is free. For information, call 308-3761. show, and $27.50 for din­ ner and show.For informa­ Next Wednesday tion, call 727-3000. • The Freehold Art Gallery will pre­ sent an exhibit of artworks, open to any A tribute to Benny artist of wall-hung work, at the Freehold Goodman, featur­ Public Library. The receiving dates are ing Bob Wilber and today, 7-8 p.m., and Thursday, 9-10 a.m. the Bob Wilber Big Band, at the Freehold Public Library, 28 1/2 will be presented at the West Main St., Freehold. This exhibit will Great Auditorium, 54 hang through Dec. 7, and all works must Pitman Ave., Ocean Grove, remain on display for the duration of the on Saturday, July 30 at 8 show. Reception will be 7-8:30 p.m. Aug. p.m. Call 775-0035. 10. For information, call 919-0416. THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 27, 1994 3 7

Thursday • Wedding In Galilee, a Palestinian film about the West Bank, will be shown at 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at the Monmouth County Library, 1001 Route 35, Shrewsbury. For information, call 842­ 5995. Monday • Heroic Materialism, a film from the Civilization Series of Kenneth Clark, will be shown at 2:30 p.m. at the Eastern Branch of the Monmouth County Library, Route 35, Shrewsbury. The program is free. For information, call 842-5995.

m m m m Saturday • Reservations due for “A Southwestern Fiesta" at the Monmouth Park Clubhouse, Oceanport, on Aug. 6. Event will benefit the Monmouth Park Charity Fund with music and dinner, as well as an auction and games of chance. Dinner and dance admissions are $100; general admission, $15 or two for $25. For more information or tickets, call 571-5325 or 571-5326. • Coachman Car Wash at Hope Lutheran Church, Elton-Adelphia Road, Freehold Township, to benefit TAKING MEASURE — Marc Maison, Middletown, weighs in two fliike Saturday during the Leonardo Developmental Services of New Jersey. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Car wash, $3; $4 wash and Community Fire Company’s 2nd annual Fluke Tournament out of the Monmouth Cove Marina in Port vacuum. Monmouth. Todd Smith of the Community Fire Company in Leonardo does the honors. • Annual pool party sponsored by (Photo by Rich Schultz) Murphy’s Association to benefit the N.J. Blind Men’s Association at Camp Happiness, 18 Burlington Ave., Leonardo, ship, will run 8:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for Monmouth County Library, Route 35, beginning at 1 p.m. Tickets are $15 each. children in grades two-six. Activities in­ Shrewsbury. The program is free. For Must be 21 or older. For tickets or infor­ clude exercise, arts and crafts; healthy information, call 842-5995. mation, call 291-0878. snacks will be provided. Fee $50 per child. Thursday For more information or to register, call H • *J -* • ' • r Next Wednesday i T O •Trip to Showboat Casino, Atlantic 308-1850. | j ] 1 City, free to Aberdeen senior citizens. • “Bears Galore” luncheon and fash­ Buses depart from Temple Shalom on ion show, featuring adult and children's Next Wednesday Today Church St., Aberdeen, at 8:30 a.m. Arrives fashions from Talbots. Noon to 3 p.m. at • “Boys Grow Up,” a program for • Lew Wright Band, a country music home at approximately 7 p.m. For more the Old Mill Inn, Spring Lake Heights to boys ages 10-14 and a parent, focuses on group, will perform at 6 p.m. at Sandy information, call 583-4200, Ext. 129. benefit Early Intervention Program of the physical, emotional and social Monmouth and Ocean Counties Inc. changes that accompany puberty. From 7­ Hook Beach area E, as part of the Sandy Tickets are $22 adults; $6 for children. For 8:15 p.m. at CentraState Medical Center’s Hook Summer Beach Concerts ‘94. The more information or tickets, call Donna Health Awareness Center, 65 Gibson event is free. For information, call 872­ Maher at 449-5000. Place, Freehold Township. Fee $7. For 0115. more information or to register, call 308­ Today through July 30 1850 or 308-0570. Wednesdays • A Touch of Danger will be presented at 8:30 p.m. with dessert at 8 p.m. at The • Jersey Shore Chorus, a chapter of First Avenue Playhouse, 123 First Ave., Sweet Adelines International, meets at Atlantic Highlands. Tickets are $12 on Next Wednesday 7:30 p.m. at St. Anselms Church, Wayside Thursday and Sunday, and $18 on Friday • “Back School,” sponsored by Road, Ocean Township. For information, and Saturday For information, call 291­ Bayshore Community Hospital, in confer­ Today call 892-8666 or 449-6344. 7552. ence room B, 727 N. Beers St., Holmdel. • “Choosing a Managed Health Care From 1-4 p.m. To instruct individuals how Plan” will be discussed 8-10:30 a.m. at Friday Thursday, Friday and Saturdays to use body mechanics and exercise prop­ Riverview Medical Center's Blaisdell • John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown through Aug. 13 erly in order to attain and maintain a Auditorium, Red Bank. For information, Band will be appearing in concert at Club • Oliver! will be presented at 8:30 p.m. healthy back. Fee for program is $50. For call 530-2282. Bene, Route 35, Sayreville. The show will in “The Barn" at Thompson Park, Newman more information or to register, call 739­ • A poetry reading with the theme 5955. begin at 9 p.m. with an optional dinner Springs Road, Lincroft. Tickets are $9 for “Mother” will be held 8 p.m. at Equinox Thursday performances and $10 for Books and Curios, 108 Brighton Ave., served at 7 p.m. Cost is $17.50 for the show; $27.50 for dinner and show. For Friday and Saturday performances. For Long Branch. For information, call 571­ information or to reserve tickets, call 842­ 3135. information, call 727-3000. 4000. • “Understanding College Financial Saturday Monday through Aug. 5 Aid,” a free financial seminar presented by Fridays and Saturdays • Vacation Bible School, “Come to Scott Rosenberg of Tuition Solutions, will • Zdenek Macal will lead the New • Improv Jam, an improvisational com­ be held at 7:30 p.m. at the Monmouth the Party, Celebrate Jesus,” from 9 a.m. to Jersey Symphony Orchestra in a program edy show for adults and teens, will be pre­ County Library, 125 Symmes Drive, noon at King of Kings Church, Harmony of popular works by Italian composers at sented at 11 p.m. every weekend at The Manalapan. For information, call 308­ and Cherry Tree Farm roads, Middletown. 8:30 p.m. at the Garden State Arts Center, Meadow Theater at The Galleria Atrium, 3761. All ages. For more information or to regis­ Holmdel. For tickets, call 624-8203. Bridge Avenue and West Front Street, ter, call 671-3348. • A tribute to Benny Goodman, fea­ Sunday Red Bank. All tickets are $6. For informa­ • “Model Airplane, Bridge Building turing Bob Wilber, clarinet virtuoso, and • Bill McKeever, founder and director tion, call 758-0099. and Electronic Gadgets," a “sciensational” the Bob Wilber Big Band, will be present­ of Mormonism Research Ministiy, based workshop sponsored by Hazlet Recreation in El Cajon, Calif., will be speaking at 8:20 ed at the Great Auditorium in Ocean Fridays and Saturdays through Aug. 20 Commission for children 7 -1 3 .1 -4 p.m. a.m. and 10:45 a.m. at the First Assembly Grove, 8 p.m. For information, call 775­ • Bedrooms, four short one-act plays, daily. Children will build a model plane, of God, 220 Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury. 0035. will be performed at 8 p.m. at The bridges and construct an electronic gad­ For information, call 741-0048. • The Trammps, a disco group from Meadow Theater, The Galleria Atrium, get. All classes will be held at Veterans the ‘70s, will be performing at Club Bene, Bridge Avenue and West Front Street, Memorial Park, Hazlet. Registrations ac­ Tuesday Route 35, Sayreville. Show time is 10 p.m. Red Bank. Cost is $6. Dinner-theater tick­ cepted at the Recreation Office, 319 Mid­ • “Stress and the African American with an optional dinner at 7 p.m. Cost is ets are $25 plus tax and tip, and patrons dle Road, Hazlet. Professional” will be discussed from 6:30­ $15 for the show; $25 for dinner and should arrive by 6 p.m. For information, • Trail of Treasure will be the theme ot Call 758-0099. 9:30 p.m. at the Long Branch Center of show. For information, call 727-3000. the Vacation Bible School at Colts Neck Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. Baptist Church, 25 Merchants Way, Colts Talk leader will be psychologist Avis Ellis. Saturdays through Aug. 27 Next Wednesday Neck. Children from age 3 through grade Fee is $10. For information, call 224-2880. • The Meadow Theater will present six are invited. 9 a.m. to noon. For more • “The Sinking of the Titanic: Recent • The Fins, a blues band, will perform the Meadow Kids’ Summer Clubhouse for information, call 462-2779. Discoveries,” presented by Robert at 6 p.m. at Sandy Hook Beach area E, as Children ages 3 to 10.11 a.m. at The • “Body Wise,” a weeklong summer a part of the Sandy Hook Summer Beach DiSogra, past president and founder of £‘ alleria Atrium, Bridge Avenue and West camp at the Student Health Awareness Titanic International, will be held at 7:30 Concerts ‘94. The event is free. For infor­ Firont Street, Red Bank. Tickets are $5. Center, 65 Gibson Place, Freehold Town­ p.m. at the Eastern Branch of the mation, call 872-0115. For information, call 758-0099. 3 8 JULY 27,1994, THE INDEPENDENT G A S G R IL L Fight for funding

EXTRAVAGANZA Continued from page 1 funding, school building maintenance pro­ We Install & Service Natural Gas jects have to be postponed. tricts.” Robinson said that the school popula­ Grills Safely & Expertly “It will be another new formula to tion has not soared, but that salaries, • INSTALLED WITHIN 24 HOURS meet the needs of very diverse groups; health insurance and other employee ben­ • PARTS (For every grill ever made) unfairly treating the Foundation aid (mid­ efits have. dle income) and Transitional aid (wealthi­ Special education costs have also gone • NATURAL GAS TOP BRANDS er) districts, placing a greater burden on • PRICES SLASHED up, he said, but there is a flat line revenue. the local taxpayers,” he said. This year, the state is providing $5 million See Our Various Models On Display Matawan-Aberdeen suffers $7M hit out of the $15 million special education 30 Years of Safety & Experience Dr. Kenneth D. Hall, the former su­ budget. perintendent of the Matawan-Aberdeen “A big chunk of that is being absorbed Regional School District, who now works by the taxpayers,” he said. ANDIRON FIREPLACE as a lobbyist for the district, explained that State gives Holmdel many mandates, most school districts are receiving the little money 6 7 1 - 0 9 1 9 same amount of money as they did last Dr. Manuel Fernandez, business man­ 2074 HWY. 35 • MIDDLETOWN • (BETWEEN PALMER AVE. & LAUREL AVE.) year — which means they have fewer real ager of the Holmdel School District, noted dollars to spend. that because his district has been classi­ “It’s the same amount of money but fied as wealthy, it never received a large there is inflation to deal with,” Hall noted. portion of state aid to ease the burden on “The price of (salaries, supplies and main­ the township’s taxpayers. tenance) goes up every year. It’s beyond About five years ago, he explained, the control. Holding some one at level is actu­ state funded the budget by 10 percent. ally a cut.” Now, the state funds about 6 or 7 percent He said if his district was still funded of the total sum. at the earlier rate of 42 percent, it would In the 1994-95 school year, Holmdel’s have received $7 million more in state aid budget was $23,003,276 -— and state for the 1994-95 school year. funding came to only $286,223. This $7 million would mean a reduc­ Dr. Susan LeGlise, superintendent of tion of roughly 86 cents per $100 valua­ schools, said that expenses are going up tion on the local tax rate, bringing the rate dramatically because of the district’s need to $1.13, which is the average tax rate in to hire new teachers and to implement the state. state mandates, but there has been a A Ho Instead the rate is more than two dol­ reduction of cap. lars per assessed $100 valuation. Fernandez explained that, in 1994-95, Keyport’s dwindling surplus the state cap was 5.44 percent — a Frank Dragotta, the board secretary for decrease from the previous year’s cap of Keyport, said that the loss of state funding 6.19 percent. A cap is a maximum per­ has caused hardships for his school dis­ mitted current expense budget — addi­ trict. tional funds cannot be raised unless the “They made us spend most of our sur­ district applies for a tax waiver, either plus,” he explained. “Five years ago, there through a referendum or the schools com­ was $1 million in surplus which earned a missioner. lot of interest and is nice to have if there is “We had to hire 14 additional teach­ an emergency.” ers,” LeGlise explained. “We had special Over the past three years, there has education program growth. We are run­ been about a $600,000 reduction in state ning out of space and we had to design six aid, he noted. modular classrooms. We are claiming Now, he explained, the surplus account every additional space in our buildings.” is approximately $200,000 to $300,000. She noted that Holmdel has had to Dragotta added that taxes have been comply with expensive state-mandated raised at least four to five cents each year. programs that were not funded by the The current tax rate in Keyport is $1.42 state. For instance, the programs included per $100 valuation, which is 10 cents asbestos removal and a “state chemical more than last year. hygiene plan” which mandated the pur­ Lagging aid in Middletown chase of equipment. Five years ago, there Steve Robinson, the assistant business was only one student in the English as a administrator for Middletown, noted that Second Language program, she noted, and state aid appears to have increased, but the state compensated this with $1,302. that is only because his district has Next year, there will be 26 children in worked so hard to keep the budget at a the program and the state will still only If you're getting married in the winter of 1994, or in 1995, 1996 or beyond, enter minimum, in order to alleviate the local compensate with $1,302. Greater Media Newspapers' Wedding Contest for the chance to win your dream taxpayer’s burden. “I could go on and on,” she noted. Honeymoon. ln 1990-1991, he explained, the state “But the state keeps lowering the cap and Just complete the coupon and send it to gave Middletown $11 million in aid for a reducing state aid and adding mandates.” Greater Media Newspapers' $64 million budget. LeGlise noted that Holmdel belongs to Wedding Contest For 1993-94, Robinson noted, the state the Garden State Coalition of Schools, a 25 Kilmer Drive, Bldg. 3 chipped in $15 million in state funding grass roots group of 100 so-called wealthy Morganville, N.J. 07751 towards an $83 million budget. districts in the state. The winner will be selected by a random drawing and the names will be published “That’s what’s killing us,” he said. “This is a politically active group,” she in Greater Media Newspapers' Weddings Magazine in October, 1994- “The only way to cover our costs is to noted. “We want to see the special needs raise taxes.” But he noted that they work districts get money. But when schools like r '"I very hard to keep the budget as low as Holmdel and Madison get cut down to Greater Media Newspapers Wedding Contest Form possible. build up other districts — we don’t feel Yes, 1 want to enter the Greater Media Newspapers Wedding Contest. He said that because of a lack of state that ours should be cut down.” We plan to marry o n ______Name of Bride-to-Be_ Address______G irl Scouts lend a hand City, State, Zip_ Girl Scout Troop # 193 helped out with the Bear Country Jubilee at the Tower Age------_Phone_ Hill School, Red Bank on Saturday April 30. Fourteen members of the troop Groom-tO'Be_ participated in this valuable community service project: Tammy Andrews, Address_____ Michelle Cullum, Meghan Gibney, Logan Hanna, Lindsay Jarusiewicz, Kimberly Johnson, Kate Mortensen, Zubia Naji, Dania Petruzzella, Rochelle Schneider, City, State, Zip_ Lauren Schwarz, Erin Walters, Katie Zajack, and Micelle Zavattieri. Age------. Phone. .J The scouts benefited from this hands-on experience by helping individuals and the community at the same time. THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 27, 1994 3 9

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Rotations • Tire Disposal palate to the table for a Pavlovian con­ remembrances w ill endure w ith the first Road Hazard protection frontation of sorts. and second acts which, on their own, TIRE PURCHASE Free Flat Repairs (on repairable only) Salmon encrusted with peppercorns, merit standing ovations. grilled scallops with tomato salsa, While a minor rewrite of the finale is poached baby vegetables with fried desirable, I beseech you not to miss this dumplings, pepper fettucini, prawns with performance. tamarind sauce, frogs legs w ith lemon grass and even a 21-day aged porterhouse steak, all with accompaniments extraordi­ Marc Schlossberg has been associated LOWEST PRICES in N.i naire, flaunt themselves on the menu. with the food field for more than 20 years. VISA 400 St. Hwy. No. 35 ©~ 1'/, Ml. N. OF NAVESINK RVR. My braised lamb shanks with fennel CHECKS SOUTH SIDE mashed potatoes ($17.95) came served in MIDDLETOWN 4 0 JULY 27,1994, THE INDEPENDENT POLICE BEAT A ll of the information in these items was reported by local police departments. HAZLET

Eddie Garcia, 35, of 26 Daniel Drive, was charged July 14 with aggravated as­ sault and criminal mischief. He was re­ leased on a $1,000 recognizance bond and ordered to have no contact with the victim. Patrol woman Maryann Smith made the arrest. At Dutchies Farm Market, 1285 Route 36, an inflated 30-by-20-foot ear of corn used for advertising was stolen from the roof the night of July 10-11. It was val­ ued at $1,000. Patrolman John Van Dright responded. Michael Della Pietro, 37, of 15 Laurel Ave., Keansburg, was charged July 13 with violating a restraining order and remanded to Monmouth County jail in lieu of $5,000 bail, with no 10 percent option. He was arrested about 10:30 p.m. on a warrant signed by his former girlfriend. Patrolwoman Maryann Smith made the arrest. Edward T. Flanagan, 26, of 359 Main St., Keansburg, was charged July 16 with driving while intoxicated and refusal to take a breath test following a motor vehi­ cle accident on Route 36 and Laurel Avenue. The accident occurred about 2 a.m. Patrol officers Maryann Smith and Kevin Leonard responded.

HI a n f adu lt A Middletown resident reported that fffiJw^FooD her cellular phone was taken out of her pocketbook at the Holmdel Towne Center 40 LB- BAG on Highway 35 on July 20. Patrolman Gerald Burke took the report. i SCIENCE DIET A lantern was reported broken by a Hickory Jills Court resident on July 19. CAT FOOD 25 LB. BONUS BAG

"old mother A suspicious person sitting in a tree by Fantasies, Route 36, was reported to police on July 20. — 4 A dog was reportedly tied up in a yard i oz. Ml VARIETIES on Broad Street, days after its owners moved away, on July 18. A German shepherd was reported trailblazm roaming around Oak Street on July 17. CARDINAL DOO BISCUITS FLEA & TICKS HAW POO f o r dogs o r c a ts MIDDLETOWN In the Port Monmouth section, tires 4 b. Box on seven cars were flattened with what PAINTED GLASS appeared to be an ice pick the night of FISH July 16. The criminal mischief occurred on fiiiCKYKENTUC^^ BES Renfrew Place, Lydia Place and Monmouth Avenue. CpI. Frank Cannon ' ^ a s a r * responded At an apartment on Thousand Oaks nilable in Norrfl Pbinfieldl _ Drive, a $250 VCR was stolen the after­ iff7. L?IOr noon of July 15. Two boys who were in the apartment left the door unlocked when they went out to play. CENTER Four people were injured in a two- car, rear-end accident about 7 p.m. July & Noble) 17 on Route 36 between Monmouth Av­ 21UI nvw.. — - enue and Thousand Oaks Drive. One dri­ ver, a 58-year-old Interlaken man and q three of his passengers were taken to 908-615-9770 5 m area hospitals. Two of the passengers suf­ STORE HOURS: M o n .-S a t. 9 a m ------fered fractures. The injured driver was stopped in traffic when his car was struck in the rear. On Oak H ill Road and Southall Lane, three passengers were injured in a one- THE PET FOOD G IANT car accident about 7:45 p.m. July 14. The passengers, 19- and 20-year-old males, and a 16-year-old girl, were taken to Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank, with back and head injuries. The driver, a 17- year-old Old Bridge boy, was charged with careless driving. After losing control of the car, he struck a curb, spun around, and turned over. The collision broke six feet of curbing. Patrolman Mark T. Ward responded. According to the report, the driver may have been involved in another No. sold to dealer* Not responsible for typographical error,. Roinchecks issued (or ony o

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O b itu a r ie s CHILDS CA R WASH FUNERAL HOME A LVA M. EVANS CARR, 83, of Bethany JAMES E. LYNCH, 81, of Keyport, died July Serving All Faiths Towers, Hazlet, died July 22 at Bayshore Com­ 21 at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. munity Hospital, Holmdel. Born in New York, Born in Brooklyn, he lived in Hazlet before mov­ 908-741-3505 she lived in Old Bridge before moving to Hazlet ing to Keyport a year ago. He was a machinist John A. Childs III, Manager four years ago. She was a homemaker. She for Con Edison, New York City, New York, for 364 Shrewsbury Avenue Red Bank, NJ was a communicant of St. Joseph’s Roman 25 years before retiring in 1974. He was a com­ Catholic Church, Keyport. Surviving are her municant of Holy Family Roman Catholic husband, John; three daughters, Alva Larkin of Church, Union Beach, and a member of Con Millborne, Fla, Geraldine McCarthy of Hazlet, Edison Retirees of New Jersey. His wife, Victo­ JOSEPH URAS and Mary Ann Barry of Cliffwood Beach; a ria Lucardi Lynch, died in 1991. Surviving are a . *2“ OFF , . *3“ OFF . . brother, George Evans of Union; 12 grandchil­ son, James of Middletown; two grandchildren MONUMENTS dren, and 13 great-grandchildren. Services and two great-grandchildren. Services were un­ Monuments • Bronze Markers 1 1 ANY ANY DELUXE I were under the direction of Day Funeral Home, der the direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, Mausoleums • Repairs . j CAR WASH j CAR WASH . with a Mass at St. Joseph’s Church. Interment | I Cannot be combined I I Cannot be combined I with a Mass at Holy Family Church, Union Cemetery Lettering withwith any am/ other other offer nfter ■ 1 with any other offer ■ was in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Keyport. In lieu ^ ExpirBS ^£-94^ # ^ ^xpires ^£L94^ Beach. Interment was in Holy Cross Cemetery, 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE of flowers, donations can be made to Sloan Brooklyn. Kettering Hospital, Manhattan, N.Y. 908-671-1122 Rt. 34 & Cambridge Dr., Aberdeen DOROTHY M. REED, 61, of Cliffwood 601 Hwy. 35, Middletown I 5 6 6 -0 0 5 5 | ALVENA L. WALLING FITZGERALD, 92, Beach died July 23 at South Amboy Memorial (Apple Farm Rd. Jughandle) of Keyport, died July 21 at Riverview Medical Hospital, South Amboy. Born in Rahway, she _ _ 1 COUPON L _ _ Center, Red Bank. Born in Atlantic Highlands, lived in Perth Amboy before moving to Cliffwood she lived in Keyport all of her life. She worked Beach 34 years ago. She was a homemaker. as a seamstress for Eisners in Red Bank. She Surviving are her husband, Richard Reed; a was a member of the Catholic Daughters, St. . C A L L W F O R son, Dennis Besecker of Cape May; a daughter, Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, Keyport, the Altar Rosary Society of St. Joseph’s Church, a Denise Rizzo of Cliffwood Beach; three broth­ f AIR COND TIONING & communicant of St. Joseph’s Church, a member ers, Neils Ingstrup of Laurence Harbor, Robert of the Rebecca Lodge, Keyport, and a member Ingstrup of Keyport, and Wayne Ingstrup of POST-SEASON ATING PRICING of the Golden Achievers, St. Benedict’s Roman South Amboy; and three grandchildren. Ser­ Catholic Church, Holmdel. Her husband, Alvin, vices were under the direction of Day Funeral died in 1986. She is also predeceased by her Home, Keyport. Interment was in Shoreland son, Alvin Jr. Surviving are a son, Kenneth Memorial Gardens, Hazlet. Fitzgerald of Hot Springs Village, Ark; a daugh­ ter, Valera Ciecierski of Keyport; eight grand­ CAM ILLE GIORDANO SCANZANI, 43, of children, seven great-grandchildren, 10 great- Hazlet died July 22 at University of Pittsburgh UP TO great-grandchildren, and several great-great- Presbyterian Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa. Born in 92% + AFUE Pricing good thru 8-31-94 or until pre/post great-grandchildren. Services were under the Staten Island, N.Y., she lived there before mov­ season inventory is exhausted. direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport. Inter­ ing to Hazlet nine years ago. She was a self­ WANT THE BEST-F0RGET THE REST ment was is St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Keyport. employed dance teacher and owner of Miss Camille’s School of Dance, Staten Island, N.Y., OSMAN D. KUDASH, 74. of Matawan died for 22 years. Scanzani was a communicant of July 18 at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. Holy Family Roman Catholic Church, Union Born in Ufa, Russia, he came to the United Beach, and a member of Dance Educators of States 31 years ago, and lived in New York be­ America National Organization, N.Y. Surviving fore moving to Matawan 16 years ago. He was are her husband, Victor Scanzani; two sons, 331 Line Rd., Aberdeen, N.J. 07747 an accountant for Inco USA, New York City for Victor of Hazlet and Andrew Palmieri of Free­ 30 years before retiring in 1980. Surviving are hold; a daughter, Vanessa of Hazlet; her moth­ FOR FREE QUOTES ON INSTALLED SYSTEMS CALL his wife Genevieve D. Page Kudash; a daugh­ er, Vanessa Bonanno Giordano of Hazlet; a sis­ ter, Leyla Martinez of Brooklyn, N.Y.; a son, ter, Angela Pena of Keansburg; a brother, 5 8 3 - 8 9 9 9 Kena Osman Kudash of Wisconsin; and a Salvatore Giordano of Staten Island, N.Y.; a MIDDLESEX/OCEAN COUNTY CALL TOLL-FREE 1-800-719-7838 brother, Ali D. Kudash of Turkey. Services were niece and a nephew. Services were under the under the direction of Day Funeral Home, Key­ direction of Day Funeral Home, Keyport, with a port. Interment was in Shoreland Memorial Gar­ Mass at Holy Family Church. Interment was in dens Cemetery, Hazlet. St. Peter’s Cemetery, Staten Island, N.Y. The Purchase Of A Family Estate Now is... Families needed to host S a v i n g exchange students Not Spending

BY MARILYN DUFF quality as opposed to quantity,” she said. Exchange students, who have to be Staff W riter aged 15 to 18 and have a good command MIDDLETOWN — A Middletown of the English language, are carefully firm is currently searching for host fami­ screened and must have a recom­ lies for about 200 foreign-exchange stu­ mendation from a teacher at their present dents from all over the world, including a school.They attend local schools and are contingent of about 40 from the former expected to maintain a B average. They Soviet Union. pay an average of $4,000 to $5,000 to par­ The eastem-block students are coming ticipate, which covers airfare, admin­ on a grant from the U.S. government, said istrative and other costs, said Battaglia. Ellen Battaglia, president of Cultural The host family provides room and Academic Student Exchanges, Inc., a non­ board, of which $50 per month is tax profit educational foundation. Two were deductible. expected to arrive as early as yesterday. D uring the average 10-month stay, Traditional Above Ground Battaglia, who lives on Charmer Court CASE area representatives stay in touch in the Harmony section, started the firm in w ith host families and their guests on a tra ir HJt'eio oj/ffers jjo a a choice. 7 /o u can choose ulooe 1988 after hosting approximately 10 stu­ monthly basis and offer 24-hour support (/round entombment in either o f oar beautifulm ausoleiuns o r as needed. There is a mandatory orienta­ dents. She became involved in 1979 when trad itional i/igrou/id b urial in la n d s c a p e d areas. E ith e r her own children were young and she took tion and optional trips are offered to both in a foreign-exchange student every year the exchange students and host families. umy, zFair rPieto Gemetenj is pro u d ta seroe^ijour n eed s. un til they reached high-school age. They Last year they went to Washington, D.C.; graduated in the late 1980s. Plymouth Plantation, Mass., and Fair View Cemetery & Mausoleum “Hosting an international exchange Philadelphia. They have also gone to student can be a rewarding experience,” Disney W orld and even Hawaii. "Where Mena Tries Live ln Beauty" according to Battaglia, and leads to lasting Louise Rapoza, a Middletown resident 456 Hwy. 35, Red Bank, N.J. 07701 747-1710 friendships. She s till keeps in touch with and the regional coordinator for CASE, the students she hosted. speaking of the former Soviet Union stu­ Call today for an appointment, tour, or brochure. dents, said, “By livin g w ith a family, these This year her company — which em­ Please Send Me A Color Brochure ploys agents around the world and places students w ill leam about American culture students in homes from Wisconsin to New and lifestyle, w hile the host families have j Name York to Florida — is placing 210 stu­ a rare opportunity to leam first hand about I A d d re s s ___ dents, about the maximum she would life in a communist country.” I______City & state T e le p h o n e want to handle, she said. For more information, call 671-6448 | Mall to: Fair view Cemetery 456 Hwy. 35, Red Bank, NJ 0770-1 “We try to keep it very personal — or 671-4583. 1 1 4 2 JULY 27, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

Bradlees discount department store spectrum of prenatal testing and genetic in Hazlet, has raised over $800 for the services in a consolidated space. Services Children’s Specialized Hospital and provided include non-stress testing, high Children’s Hospital of New Jersey during resolution ultrasound, genetic counseling, the Children’s Miracle Network fund-rais­ amniocentesis and urodynamic testing. ing drive. The campaign, which ran from A p ril 3-30 at a ll 126 Bradlees stores, Gina M. Palazzo, president of Palazzo raised over $354,000 chainwide for c hil­ Graphic Design, Red Bank, received an dren’s health causes. Bradlees customers Award of Excellence in New Jersey Elec­ were given the opportunity to purchase a tronic Publishing Society’s Annual Vector Miracle Network balloon for $1 each. The and Pixel Awards for a national recruit­ customer’s name was then written on the ment folder/brochure she created for First OPEN SUNDAY-9 to 4 Old Bridge Piscataway 9 to 4-OPEN SUNDAY balloon and posted in the store. Montauk Securities Corp., Red Bank. Her work was also honored by the A rt Direc­ Carol Kornmehl, M.D., of Marlboro tors Club of New Jersey. A moving an­ has been appointed chief o f Radiation nouncement for her firm titled, “My Pit \HtmM Therapy at Monmouth Medical Center, B ull Angel,” was selected for inclusion in 80,000 MILE TREADLIFE WARRANTY 40,000 MILE TREADLIFE WARRANTY Long Branch. She is responsible for over­ the club’s 1994 show “Exhibition 31.” seeing patient care, treatment and post­ a/a nil ©3ml® treatment care in the Radiation Therapy United Way of Monmouth County has Department. She w ill also be a major par­ announced its newly elected members to ticipant in the Medical Center’s Cancer the board of directors. Those elected for P185/70RX14 Center programs. one three-year term are: Kathleen Andes, Each when N.J. American Water Co., Shrewsbury; A M i l l you buy CentraState Medical Center, Randall Bashore, Jersey Central Power Freehold, has made great strides in the and Light Co., Asbury Park; Christopher I Size/Style Reg. SALE! provision of state-of-the-art cataract Dadlez, Monmouth Medical Center, Long P185/70RX14 *79.83 *59.87 Size/Style Reg. SALE! : surgery with the acquisition of the Series Branch; John Green, Bell Atlantic, Tren­ P155/80R13 *39.99 *29.95 ! 20000 Legacy phacoemulsifier, jo intly ton; Thomas Litz, CentraState Medical P195/70RX14 *81.72 *62.95 P185/75R14 *59.93 *44.94 purchased by CentraState and the Lions Center, Freehold; Capt. W alter Migrala, P205/70RX14 *84.08 *63.06 P195/75R14 *61.33 *45.99 Eye and Ear Center. The latest pha­ United States Navy (ret), W all Twp. P205/75R14 *63.42 *47.56 coem ulsifier uses high frequency sound Board of Education; and The Hon. Marie P205/70RX15 *86.90 *66.04 waves to break up cataracts into tiny Muhler, Monmouth County Surrogate. P205/75R15 *66.22 *49.66 pieces, and enables a surgeon to aspirate P215/70RX15 *90.63 *67.97 P215/75R15 *68.91 *51.68 the fragments from the eye through a Jane Beckett has announced the for­ P225/70RX15 ‘93.93 *70.45 P215/75R15 *68.91 *51.68 I small incision. mation of Jane M. Beckett and Associates, a new m arketing and communications Jan Connolly, public relations/special consulting firm in Middletown. Beckett is events coordinator for the Asbury Park editor of The Family Almanac Magazine, AH Season Dread Ideal (or Toyota, VW, Press, was named chairperson of the M ar­ and she is a former member of the market­ Nissan & Many More! keting/Communications Committee of the ing team at Giordano, Halleran and United Way of Monmouth County. She Ciesla, a Middletown law firm. She is a i P § B i g on SQDPIB fPi] has been a member of the Market­ member of the New Jersey Association of ing/Communications Committee since Women Business Owners and the ,,i i s 1988. Connolly w ill succeed Louise Hor- Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce. fl. p gan, director of College Relations, Brook­ Each when dale Community College, Lincroft, who Richard A. Cooper, president of P205/75R15I | you t served as chair for three years. Cooper Electric Supply Co., Middletown, 40,000 MILE TREADLIFE WARRANTY Sports Metric has been elected to the board of directors Georgian Court College in Lake­ of the National Association of Electrical SALE! Blackwall Size Reg. SALE j wood’s Department of Business Adminis­ Distributors for a three-year term. 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H A Z L E T 1 Finished basement! Center Hail vinyl sided 8 rm. Col. with wet bar. C/A, l/z baths, fabulous kit., thermal windows & att. garage. $169,500. PROPERTY LINES KEYPORT CORNER UNIT Lovely 2 BR condo near school, shopping & transp. offers 2 full baths, laundry rm.. dining area, window treatments, car­ HAZLET H MIDDLETOWN peting, C/A and deck. $94,900. When ready TINTON FALLS Winding Brook Townhome with neutral decor. The complex 11 Banfield Road...... $370,000 has a pool & tennis; near GSP & all shopping. $109,900. to sell... 514 Beers St...... $122,000 17-C Belmont C ourt...... $ 95,000 168 Bethany Road...... $144,000 MIDDLETOWN Call Teitel! 11 Calt Drive...... $160,000 6-8 Bonnie D rive...... $255,000 Nice starter home with 2 BRS, EIK, 20’ LR, gas heat, nice 231 Borden Road...... $360,700 yard and close to school, shopping & Transp. $94,900. Top Producer 6 Carlow Way...... $137,000 MIDDLETOWN 9 Coach D rive ...... $144,000 56 Brainard Ave...... $ 80,000 Ranch with 4 BRS, EIK, 75 x 100 fenced lot & more. Million Dollar Club 12 Craig St...... $145,000 181 Clubhouse Drive...... $125,000 Don’t miss this house. $119,900. Top 1% of Women MIDDLETOWN 5 Glen Ave...... $ 30,000 3 Collinson D rive...... $210,000 Duplex on 100 x 75 lot. Each apt. offers 2 BRS, EIK, 15 in American Business 86 Liberty Place...... $107,000 19 Emory Drive...... $231,000 x 12 LR, full bath, Call for more info or appt. $139,900. 32 Mason Drive...... $140,000 42 Florence Ave...... $ 88,200 MIDDLETOWN 21 Stonehurst Terrace...... $120,000 Convenient area for this 3 BR home on pretty wooded The Prudential (M/ 54 Florence Ave...... $ 67,000 lot with fenced yard, FR, VA baths, w/w carpeting & att New Jersey Realty 1707 Union Ave...... $125,000 264 Forest Ave...... $133,000 garage. $144,900. 6 Village Court...... $115,000 5 Village Green W ay...... $ 70,000 36 George St...... $112,000 566-1881 r e s 946-4464 4 7th St...... $134,000 78 Green Meadow Blvd...... $345,500 423 Harmony Road...... $135,000 Gloria Nilson IP! Realtors 360 Route 35 South • M iddletow n HOLMDEL 23 Highboy C ourt...... $173,000 20 Illinois Ave...... $161,000 C 747-5600 j TEITEL 21 E. Brook D rive ...... $302,000 748 Leonardville Road...... $137,500 8 Chippewa Court...... $1,025,000 88 Linden Ave...... $155,000 3 Hidden Pond Lane...... $222,000 7 Mercer Ave...... $163,500 6 Kathy Court...... $295,000 72 Monmouth Ave...... $138,000 CHUCK MAUER 5 Maria Court...... $154,500 If you want 6 Morgan Road...... $265,000 16 S. Morse W ay...... $405,000 TOP PRODUCER great results 2 Painted Wagon Road , . .$155,275 55 Morris Ave...... $ 90,000 104 Oak G len...... $285,000 IN HOME SALES - In 1994 - 65 Palmer Ave...... $135,900 1993 21 Seven Oaks Circle...... $550,000 10 Oregon Ave...... $ 95,000 for all your 3 Walnut Hollow Lane...... $380,000 11 Oregon Ave...... $ 32,000 TOP 1% IN Real Estate 14 Quaker Drive...... $295,000 NORTH AMERICA needs KEYPORT 47 Rolling Knolls Drive...... $305,750 NJAR MILLION Call 12 Todd Drive...... $337,750 14-16 Walnut St...... $164,500 DOLLAR SALES Barbara 134 First St...... $115,000 26 Twin Oak Ave...... $276,500 CLUB- 89 White Oak Ridge Road.... $287,500 SILVER LEVEL 2 Williams Ave...... $115,000 Whmer of Wekhett S VERMONT LIKE SETTING! Company Awara MATAWAN 73 7th St...... $ 50,000 List your home with someone 68 Reids Hill Rd, Marlboro Iwhimifor'i Out 191 8th St...... $105,000 for 1993 who w ill sell it... JUST REDUCED *279,500 251 Harding Blvd...... $ 87,000 Must be seen! Newly Renovated 3400 ABERDEEN CHUCK MAUER sq. ft. custom ranch • 10 rooms • 1'/< OFFICE c o LO iu e u . acres Master Suite, great room, decks 5 8 3 - 5 0 0 0 BANKER □ 583*5400 REAL ESTATE 5 6 6 -6 ^ 5 0 Eves. SCHLOTT* ® Eves. Matawan/Aberdeen realtors* B 566-1160 John F. W achter Jr., vice president the achievem ents o f individual associates. of the W eichert Regional New Homes Com pany President Peter Burgdorff and D ivision, has announced the appointm ent Chairm an Jean T. B urgdorff presented of Kevin R. Dorey of Tinton Falls as year-end production awards to three asso­ Director of Regional New Homes. In his ciates in the M iddletow n office: M arie position, Dorey w ill concentrate on sales Logioco, Charlotte Fishkind Leigh, and and m arketing m anagem ent and new busi­ Rich M azor. ness developm ent for new construction Each o f these associates, as w ell as projects in Monmouth and Ocean Loren Phillips, qualified for m em bership m C o u n t i e s . in B urgdorff’s prestigious President’s C lub, m eeting a requirem ent o f at least $3 Joann Jones, a broker associate in m illion o f business in 1993. Burgdorff Realtors’ M iddletow n office, has com pleted required course w ork to earn the respected Graduate Realtor Insti­ tute (G R I) designation. The G R I program, Road closings offered throughout the state by the NJ A s­ The Monmouth County sociation of Realtors, includes 90 class­ Engineering Departm ent announces room hours of real estate instruction. the follow ing road closures: Jones is a m em ber of the M onm outh 1. Improvements to the Intersection o f Asbury Ave. and Green County Board of Realtors, and has been a Grove Rd., Tinton Falls. Delays are to m em ber of the N JA R M illion D ollar Sales be expected through this intersection C l u b . due to construction activity. 2. Rehabilitation of East Mount Richard S. M azor of Middletown, a Ave., over Grand Ave., Atlantic H igh­ sales associate in B urgdorff R ealtors’ lands. East M ount Ave. Bridge over Successfully M iddletow n office, earned three com pany Grand Ave. and Grand Ave. under the Marketed awards in recognition of his production bridge closed until further notice. during the month of M ay. He was named Pedestrian w alkw ay provided under & Sold Com pany Salesperson of the M onth and b r i d g e . 3. Reconstruction of Imlaystown earned the Com pany Sales A w ard and the 437 Matawan Ave. Lake Dam and Bridge on Im laystown- Com pany Marketing Award. Davis Station Road at Doctor’s Creek, Aberdeen Upper Freehold Township. Pat Sheridan, a sales associate w ith 4. Rehabilitation of Bridge U-53 W eichert Realtors’ M iddletow n office, on Province Line Rd. over Crosswicks has been recognized as the office’s top Creek, Upper Freehold. Bridge w ill be producer for listing the most homes in closed and a detour in effect until July The Prudential J u n e . 2 4 . 5. Bridge 0-30 on Atlantic Ave., New Jersey Realty B urgdorff Realtors held its annual Long Branch. Bridge closed and a detour in effect until further notice. Main Street Executive Center Awards Breakfast recently at the G over­ 935 Route 34, Matawan nor M orris Inn in M orristow n to celebrate 566-1881 the com pany’s success and to recognize Each office is independently owned and operated. 4 4 JULY 27, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT Sports

D efender learns forw ard th in kin g

BY JASON FEUCHTWANGER H er college coach realizes he has found a player that doesn’t com e along Correspondent t o o o f t e n . “H er biggest asset at the college level T im e is often required for a soccer w ill be her quickness,” Perri said o f his re­ player to adjust to a new position. cruit. “She has a great w ork ethic and But not so for Jam ie M edric. great natural ability.” A fter playing defense for most of her “W e kind o f look at her as a m idfielder 13-year soccer career, M edric, now 18, and a scorer, and those types of players made the transition to forw ard in her are hard to find.” senior year at Raritan High School. After “She’s going to be an im pact player,” switching to her new position, she fin­ Perri said. “She’s definitely a kid that I ished as the second leading scorer last sea­ can com fortably say is going to be part of son in the Shore Conference. our future.” And, she was selected to the A ll-Shore M edric joins a program that went 18-1­ t e a m . 1 last year. Georgian Court lost in the D i­ W hen a player can m ake the transition vision III Final Four in St. Louis, M o. 2-1 so sm oothly and excel at any position, to the eventual National Champs, Berry high expectations soon arise. College, Ga. M edric, who lives in Hazlet, w ill play In the pre-season polls, G eorgian Court for head soccer coach Joe Perri at is ranked third in the nation and looking to Georgian Court in the fall, where she w ill i m p r o v e . again switch positions. “If Jam ie can come in and give us Perri expects her to play m idfield. A t steady play it’s going to m ake a big differ­ this position, Perri says, she can “get a ence,” Perri said. “You have to rem em ber better feel for the gam e” and w ill have she is only going to be a freshm an.” tim e to “ m ature.” W ith only two weeks of summer work­ “W herever the coach wants me to put outs under her belt, M edric has managed m e, I’ll play,” M edric said. to impress her coach and show him how “You have to switch m entally with po­ quickly she can develop. sitions. I can play anywhere [on the field]. “I’m am azed at how quickly she picks I know I can.” things up,” Perri said. “She’s a natural.” ‘Go west’ w ent All-Stars

resident and form er Bayonne High DRIVING TO THE HOOP — During a St. Mary’s Basketball League West out slugs School standout M ike O ’Donovan game, Gary Baker of the Spurs gets ready to shoot over Bob Terry regained com posure and got out of a first of the Nets. (Photo by Rich Schultz) East 12-7 in and third, one out situation to end the inning unscathed. Indeed, follow ing this, M SBL All-Star all pitchers sent the opposing side back to the bench scoring until the bottom of with two R B I and a run scored. Finally Central Jersey M en’s Senior Baseball the fourth inning when Lopez collected representing the 1934 Carteret Cardinals, League (C JM SB L) held a July fireworks his second single w hile O ’Donovan Cardinal coach and form er M ontclair Fishing derby display on Thursday. The fireworks were w a l k e d . State College and Carteret High School the result o f bat against ball instead of Zayas changed the course of the game star B ill Slawinski went tw o for two, on the line pyrotechnics, however. by taking a fast ball downtown over the despite visibly suffering from a ham ­ The show started quickly in the top of left center fence for his second, third and string injury. the first inning when M ataw an resident fourth RBIs of the gam e. A fter high Prior to the game, C JM SB L president The Middletown Township and form er St. Joseph Regional High school, Zayas played baseball at M iddle­ Jim Buckalew presented jackets em bla­ Department of Parks and Recreation School star M ike O ’Brien who was sex County College and then for the D e­ zoned with Edison Yankee NJ logo to is sponsoring a Children’s Fishing representing the 1934 Carteret Cardinals troit Tiger organization in the m inor the form er coach of the Edison Yankees, Derby on Sat., Aug. 13 at the Port for the East blasted a 2-2 curve way over l e a g u e s . Art Collazo who w ill hand them out to Monmouth Fishing Pier. The derby the left field fence w ith fellow Carteret Once having the lead, Piscataway all team members as awards for becom­ runs rain or shine. Cardinal and Colonia resident M ike resident and form er New Brunswick ing league cham pions last fall. The fishing derby is free to all C irelli on first. The two run shot was High School standout Vinnie Covino, W inning and the name Art Collazo Middletown children between the estim ated to travel a total 460 feet in the who represented the North Brunswick are synonymous. Collazo also took his ages of 7 and 14. All participants a i r . Cubs, pitched w ell, tricking out several NJ 40’s team to Florida last Novem ber must bring their own bait and fishing How ever, in the bottom of the first, key Eastern All-Stars to pick up the win. and won the age 40 and over division for tackle. the CJM SB L W est All-Stars fought back O ther hitting stars included Piscataway the country. Collazo also coaches at JP Prizes will be awarded to the and got one run back, courtesy of back- resident and form er Fairleigh Dickinson Stevens H igh School. largest and the smallest fish caught. to-back hits by Highland Park resident University standout Jim M artorano, who A fter the game, 50 or so of the play­ There will also be a casting contest. Am ado Lopez representing the NJ 40’s represented the East Brunswick Phillies ers, fans and fam ily retired to G am bino’s The fishing time is noon to 2 p.m. and W oodbridge resident and form er St. and went tw o for two at the plate with Restaurant in New Brunswick where all Pre-registration is required at the Peters College star Ray B ellino, repre­ tw o doubles, two R B I and two runs were treated to pizza by the league. It Parks and Recreation O ffice at senting the Bayonne Dodgers. Then came scored. Also, representing H igh Bridge was decided by vote that N ew Brunswick Croydon Hall. The deadline to regis­ a ground-out by N ew Brunswick resident M ets, Tim Crandall, who resides in Red Edgar Zayas was the gam e’s M ost and form er new Brunswick High School ter is Aug. 12. Spotswood and was a form er M iddlesex Valuable Player. East Brunswick Phillie For more information, call 615­ star Edgar Zayas. Jim M artorano cam e in as the second top County College and Spotswood High 2260. In the top of the second, Bayonne School star, w ent tw o for tw o at the plate vote-getter. THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 27, 1994 4 5

A ll-Stars fin is h t h i r d i n t o u r n e y m m

BY JASON FEUCHTWANGER shortstop, M ike Storks, first base, John Correspondent W edik, left field and B illy Shinn, out­ field; the Cubs’ Russell LaPlante, second Although the St. Joseph’s Little base, Steve Craig, pitcher, Rick Cline, League All-Stars won’t be traveling to second base and outfield and M ike Kraig, M aryland to play in the regional tourna­ outfield; the Astros’ John Rouch, second m ent, they certainly had a season to base and outfield; the G iants’ Joe r e m e m b e r . Barbare, right field; and the Expos’ The 12-year-old All-Stars com pleted George Lonnay, who played catcher. their finest season ever, two weeks ago Assistant m anagers of the A ll-S tar when they finished third in the Southern team were M ike Grinaldi Sr., Joe New Jersey state tournam ent, playing Barbare Sr. and Bob Young. teams from Monm outh County to Cape St. Joseph’s was at a disadvantage of M ay County. The winner of the double­ having only a five-team league where elim ination tournam ent got the rights to they could draw from approxim ately 60 advance to M aryland to play in the players, where other leagues in the tour­ r e g i o n a l s . nam ent had the luxury of drawing from St. Joseph’s Little League field in 200 to 300 players in their league. Keyport, received a new scoreboard and “W e were the smallest organization new press box this sum m er as they host­ there,” Lonnay explained. “W e had a ed this year’s tournam ent. very good team for the amount of kids The St. Joseph’s All-Stars, who were we could draw from .” managed by George Lonnay, beat Lonnay cited this years team ’s eager­ M iddletow n, 2-0, Absecon, 2-1, and then ness to learn as to what separated them lost to Sacred H eart in the third round, 3­ from other teams. 2 . “They gave 100 percent in practice all They came back and beat Pensauken, the tim e. They just love to play base­ 4-3, in the fourth round but then lost to ball,” Lonnay said. “If I called a practice the eventual tournam ent winners, Tim er for tw o hours, they wanted to go three.” Birch A thletic Association, 5-0. “This team went further than any St. “Defensively we had the best club Joseph’s team has ever gone. I was ex­ there,” Lonnay said, citing the low trem ely proud of the way the kids s c o r e s . played,” Lonnay said. “I was very proud of them. Lonnay is expecting big things from Fundam entally they played very w ell. next years team as w ell. They never gave up. They were fighters.” “W e’re going to be com petitive again The 1994 St. Joseph’s A ll-Star Team next year. If the team gives me half the was made up of the Cardinals’ Lou G ri- AND THE PITCH — Steve Craig, St. Joseph’s Little League All-Stars, deliv­ heart this team gave, w e’ll be there.” ers a pitch during the Southern New Jersey state tournament in which the naldi who played third base, Bob Young, team finished in third place. (Photo by Rich Schultz)

office at the high school. More physicals won the New Jersey State AAU Championship be administered in September. Students at McMahon Park. BYAA defeated ing to participate in fall sports are required to Middletown American’s Babe Ruth team 11­ “Stars” Camp will be held at Hazlet Sophomore pitcher David Wood of have physical examinations. 10 in the final game of their best out of three Soccer complex, 4-8 p.m. July 25 to 29. Camp Holmdel helped the University of Maryland, series, June 27. BYAA will compete in the will be taught by Division I college players: College Park, Md., to a 24-30-1 record this National AAU Championship, in West Des All-American Rocky Strazzella (Hazlet) and season and appeared in 20 games on the Moines, Iowa, from July 30 through August 6. Kevin O’Connell, both of Rutgers, Steven mound. Wood saw'middle relief action pitch­ McKee and Jeremy Cohen, both of Seton Hall, ing in 36 innings while giving up 24 earned The Middletown American Babe Ruth The Bill Carey Classic, a one-pitch soft­ and John Ricciarduli of Kean College. The fee runs for a 5.94 earned run average. He struck Fall Ball program is planned to start the end of ball tournament slated for Aug. 13-14, and is $73; two family members for $110. For out 19 batters while walking only seven. As August. Each child will play by what their age benefiting “Up with Down Syndrome”, an or­ information, call Rocky, 739-6221, or Tony, well as performing well on the mound. Wood is next year. The age groups are 10-12, 13, and ganization established to promote public 264-3395. was one of two Maryland baseball players who 14- 15. This is a training and development pro­ awareness of Down syndrome, is seeking were GTE Academic All-America candidates. gram geared in preparing the kids for next teams to participate. Ail teams are guaranteed The Hazlet United Storm advanced easily A journalism major. Wood earned a 4.0 GPA year. To reserve your child a spot, call A1 three games and $2,000 in prizes will be through the first round with a 3-1 mark. With last spring. Auerback at 495-6608. awarded. The entry fee for the tournament is wins over the Sparta Strikers from Sussex, the $180. The tournament, which is to be an an­ Reading Berkers (from Shillington, Pa.) and Holmdel Stallions Soccer Club is still ac­ nual event, is named after Carey who died dur­ the Nepean City Bandits from Ottawa, Canada. cepting soccer players for their ’82-’83 boys, ing the planning for the tournament this past Their only defeat came at the hands of the ’79-’80 girls teams. Youngsters interested in spring. The rain date for the tournament is Syracuse MVP’s (0-1). Advancing to the sec­ playing should contact Frank Bacchus, 741­ Women who would like to learn how to Aug. 27-28. For additional information, call ond round, they first faced the Reading Berks 3101. play golf, or simply to play an 18-hole course, Bruce at 739-6843 or Greg at 446-0366. Blitz whom they defeated by a score of 2-0. Soccer Referees: The Holmdel Stallions while benefiting a worthwhile charity, might This win advanced them to the championship has a soccer referee program to attract adults consider the American Cancer Society’s 4th The National Champion Soccer School match where they faced the North Rockland and youngsters to referee for Holmdel’s travel­ Annual Women’s Golf Clinic and Outing at the will be directing advanced residential and day Lazers. After a hard fought regulation time, the ing soccer teams. The program reimburses po­ Cherry Valley Golf and Country Club on camps for youth and high school players July teams were tied at one goal a piece. The Storm tential referees of expenses that they may incur August 15. The three-hour instructional clinic, 24-29 and Aug. 10-14 at Rowan College of then suffered a heartbreak loss in a penalty after passing the referee examination. For more for beginners and intermediates, begin|s at New Jersey in Glassboro. A special Strikers kick shoot-out, which decided the champion. information, Soccer call Tom Walsh. 946-2068 12:30 p.m. The $125 fee also includes golf Mini-Camp will be directed July 14-17. The or Frank Bacchus, 741 -3101. balls, a cocktail hour with open bar, and goodie Goalkeeper School is directed in conjunction The Hazlet Thunder boys under 14 travel­ I®! M ggSgfSS S&11&1I i 0 t bags. with each camp. Head Rowan soccer coach ing soccer team will be holding tryouts on 18-hole play begins at 9:30 a.m. The $175 Dan Gilmore will direct one of the finest tonight at 6 PM at the Hazlet Soccer Complex. fee includes a continental breakfast, golf halls coaching staffs on the east coast. Top level Boys born between August 1980- October and carts, a greens fee, and the cocktail hour. professional collegiate and high school coaches 1981 may try out. Call Victor Crismale at 495­ Matawan Regional High School will hold will teach advanced fundamental and strategy. 9319. athletic physicals for fall sports August 11, 18 The Bayshore Youth Athletic Association For more information, call 589-4555. and 25 from 2:30-5:30 p.m. in the nurse’s (BYAA) 13 year old AAU Tournament team 4 6 JULY 27,1994, THE INDEPENDENT MEET YOUR MATCH PERSONALS

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Seeking mild CAPTIVATING 03650 (exp9/7)______JUST FRIENDS (exp9/7) SEEKING DRAMATIC POET mannered, attentive, caring Stunning, charming, educated CARING, HONEST ACTWE a, SWF, poet, 21, slim, attractive, guy. 03554 (exp8/24)____ SWJF, 5'8”, fit, eclectic inter­ Widowed WM, mid-40s, 5’8", WANTED: BEST FRIEND ATHLETIC long brown/brown, abstract SEEKING LTR ests, seeks charming, success­ 156lbs, brown hair, N/S, with Female, 23, seeking other Petite, sweet and neat, real humorous personality, sponta­ DWF, attractive 31, slim, ful SWJPM, 28-36, 6'+, in great one child, seeks pleasant, females interested in New York cute SWPF seeks SWPM, 40+, neous, spiritual. Seeking blonde. Seeking attractive Romantic shape. N/S, for life of dreams. easygoing SWF, 35-44, for clubs, the shore, shopping, or to share some good times with. attractive SWM, with blue eyes SWM, athletic, professional. 03456 (exp8/l0)______LTR. Kids ok. 0 3519 (exp just hanging out once in a Good sense of humor a must. and same interests. 0 3584 Must enjoy outdoors, roller­ LET ME BE THE ONE 8/31)______while. 03323 (exp9/7) 03628 (exp9/7\ (exp8/31) blading, skiing. Looking for Summer Reading. DWF, mother, fit, 26, brown/ COUNTRY AT HEART NEW TO AREA IS THIS YOU? BROWN-EYED GIRL LTR. 03556 texp8/24) blue, 5’7", enjoys sports, ro­ SWM, 32, medium build, N/S, SM, 24, looking for SF who Professional SWM, w/dark, DWF, 39, brunette, enjoys din­ CELTIC LADY mantic dinners, music. Seeking enjoys C&W, dancing, dining, enjoys company of more than thick hair, 40s? This attractive, ing, dancing, movies, outdoors. Seeking male counterpart. SF, Our personals are filled with ads from active, S/DWM, 29-35, who's honest, outdoors. Seeking SWF, 22-35, one guy at beaches and par­ blonde 46 year-old, great com­ Seeking attractive DWM, 40­ 54,5'2", 112lbs. red/green, likes caring, romantic, sense of attractive, H/W proportionate, ties, hanging out. Age unimpor­ municator, w/good sense of 45, with same interests for theater, concerts, romantic din­ adventurous, outgoing and romantic single peo­ humor, old fashioned values, who has same/varied interests tant. 03622 (exp9/7) humor, seeks monogamous good times, possible LTR. ners and dancing. Seeking well ple. So if you’re looking for someone special, put no games, kids okay. 03457 for LTR. 03651 (exp9/7) HEAVY METAL relationship. Would love to 03298 (exp8/24) dressed male with good sense (exp8/10)______NEAT FREAK SWF, 23, seeks real friendship hear from you. 03629 (exp BEAUTIFUL of humor. 03561 (exp8/24) the personals on your summer reading list. WIDOW SWM, 32, 6’, 160lbs, engineer, with SWF, 21-30, in Middlesex 9/7) BLONDE WIDOW MAD ABOUT YOU WF seeks honest and friendly enjoys working out, biking, County, for outings, clubs, the ACTIVE AND Young 55, 5'6-1/2", likes SWF, 20, petite, brown/brown, SWM, 64-70, for companion alternative music, brewing shore and etc. O 3627 (exp ATTRACTIVE sports, swimming, biking, work­ enjoys camping, movies, com­ To place your free ad, call: with a sense of humor. 03458 home beer and the beach. 9/7) 55 female, energetic, good fig­ ing-out, dates. Would like to edy clubs, etc. Seeking similar (exp8/10)______Seeking SF, 25-35, with similar WANTED-.GOOD FRIENDS ure, excellent cook, likes mu­ meet active gentleman with SF, who I can make smile, for ARE YOU interests. 03558 (exp8/31) Married woman 29, with 1.5 sic, movies, theatre, dancing. similar qualities, for LTR. friendship and more. Disease FOR ME? FANCY FREE kids, looking for other women Seeks gentleman, sincere, 03576 texp8/31)______free. 03564 (exp8/24)____ 1-000-454-9100 SWF, 24, 5'5", brown/hazel, Footloose SWM, 50. Finan­ in Middlesex county for friend­ active, and attractive. 03339 LOOKING WILL YOU enjoys dining, music, movies, cially secure, very indepen­ ship/activities. Active, fun-lov­ (exp9/7) FOR A REAL LOVE! BE THERE? and outdoors. Seeking SWM, dent, kind, loving. Seeks fe­ ing, good sense of humor TALL/VOLUPTUOUS SBPF, 31, 5’5M, 140lbs, intelli­ Very outgoing SWF, 20, sin­ N/S. drug-free, 24-33, who's male with same qualities for 03570 (exp8/31) WOMAN gent, attractive, sensitive. cere, honest, and open-minded MEET YOUR MATCH PERSONALS honest and outgoing, for close friendship and possible rela­ SEEKING GOOD FRIENDS with active social life. Seeking Seeking SBPM, N/S, D/D-free, seeking same in SWM, 19-24, friendship or lasting relation­ tionship. 03641 (exp9/7) Heterosexual professional iartner, for love, and laughter. who is trustworthy, honest, fun- fun-loving and open to new and ship. 03435 (exp8/3) SPRING CHICKEN woman, mid 50s. seeks other Jright, confident, honest man, loving and a good communica­ different experiences. Wants WHEN I FALL IN LOVE NOT PERFECT ONE MAN WOMAN Widowed SM, 75 years young, heterosexual women in same 35-50, who’s adventuresome, tor, for possible LTR. 03579 friendship and possible rela­ SJF, 30, N/S, N/Drugs, slen­ BUT TRYING Attractive, voluptuous SWF, need attractive, petite, non­ age group, to share friendship, likes live music, foreign food, (exp8/31)______tionship. 03543 (exp8/24) der, enjoys dining, dancing, DWF, young-looking, 50+, seeks honest and sincere working senior lady to be my dinner, theater, travel. 03503 travel self-supporting, depend­ SHOOTING STARS I WANT A comedy. Seeking SJM, 28-40, warm, educated, caring, N/S, SWM, 40-50, with good sense friend and date. Central Mid­ (exp 8/17) able, N/S, who plans ahead. Velvety skies, exotic lands, ROMANTIC MAN N/S, N/Drugs, enjoys the 5'4"„ medium build, seeks mar­ of humor, wanting someone to dlesex area only. 03425 (exp FEMALE, YOUTHFUL 50S 03605 (exp9/7) spicy food, raging storm, DWF, 30, attractive Italian, same, for LTR. Central NJ. O riage-minded mate to share share the prime of my life with. 8/24)______Seeks friends, 45-62, computer MIDWESTERN peaceful silence. Educated, black/green, easygoing, active, 3521 (exp8/17) ______home, TV, books, computers, 03429 (exp8/3)______SEEKING plorers,hackers, health walkers, club, hikers, whatever. ex­ blue eyed, blonde, 5’8", classy, attractive, golden brunette likes quiet times, movies, bowl­ SEEKING MY travel, health club, hikes, IS IT U? SPECIAL SOMEONE avid tennis player. Seeking ath­ DWPF, 33, 5'6”. Seeking sin­ ing. Seeking someone intelli­ PERSONAL TRAINER dreams, and more. 0 3504 SBF, 20, 5'8", fit and attractive, SWM, 22, attractive, sincere, 03428 (exp8/3\______letic, secure, SWJM, 45-60, cere, sensitive DWPM, 27-38, gent, 5'10"+, nice guy. Friends SWF, 30, N/S, seeks easygo­ (exp8/l 7)______seeks attractive N/S, SBM, caring, medical student, enjoys with a great sense of humor. N/S, N/Drugs, strong princi­ first, possible relationship. ing, sensitive S/DWM to help LINE DANCER 23+, for fun, romance, and pos­ body building, martial arts, ABSft&VIAIiQNS 03606 (exp9/7) ples. 03581 (exp8/31)____ 03544 (exp8/24)______me work of my full figure. SWF, 52, seeks SM for cou­ sible LTR. 03421 (exp8/3) beach, music, movies. Seeking M -Male , F-Female LEATHER & LACE SUMMER FLING YOUR Beautiful woman trapped in ples' line-dancing partner. Age QUEEN sweet, attractive SWF, 19-23, S-Single. D-Oivorced SWF, 23, seeks long, dark SWF, 18, 57", fit, tan, golden DREAM WOMAN large body. 03524 (exp8/17) unimportant, this could be the SIZE DWF with similar interests, and inter­ C-Christian . J-Jewish haired SWM, 21*27, who is brown hair/eyes, seeks SWM, DWF, 43, 5’1\ 100lbs, brown/ VERY ATTRACTIVE start of a beautiful friendship. 37, 200lbs+, warm, affection­ ests of her own 03633 (exp A-Asian , B-Black 18-23, lor light summer fun. 9/7)______H-Hispanic . W-White sweet, yet wild, romantic and brown, enjoys movies, beach, Slim DJF, 37, blue-eyed mom 03462 (exp8/10)______ate. caring, likes boardwalk, SINGLE GENTLEMAN honest, for LTR. Middlesex Nothing serious. Loves beach, dancing. Seeking WM, 35-45, with great sense of humor and THE GUIDE theatre, movies. Seeks SM, P-Professional county only. 03623 (exp9/7) working out, adventure, and who’s tall, dark, handsome, 35+, for friendship, possible ro­ I'm 63 and free I like TV, AC. If YO-Years Old guys who feel the same. diverse interests, seeks heal­ TO HAPPINESS mance. 03424 (exp8/3) you are free please call me. SEARCHING FOREVER 03568 (exp8/31)______with light hair, down to earth, thy, active, professional DJM, Is me. SWPF, 18, brown/green, 036355 (exp9/7) ISO-ln Search Of SWF, 33, seeks, SWM, 28-35, good sense of humor. 03545 under 45, N/S, with child (chil­ thin, attractive, petite and FRIENDS FIRST 'BORN TOO WILD N/S-Non Smoker honest, caring, 5’10’+, clean COMPATIBILITY FIRST (exp8/24) ______dren) and traditional values. sweet, seeks SWPM, 20-30, SWF, 19, dark hair and eyes, Attractive SWM, brown/blue, N/D-Non Drinker shaven, medium Ouild, Middle­ SF, 53, medium build, seeks COMPANION 03525 (exp8/17)______510'’+, attractive and kind. Italian/Irish, 57", positive out­ C&W-Country and Western sex County only for LTR. O SM, 50s, to spend time with. DWF, 50s, professional, active, HAPPY, HONEST, HOPEFUL Let's share knowledge, laugh­ look, enjoys beach, movies, seeking SWF, 18-25, no chil­ 3624 (exp9/7)______03513 (exp8/17)______likes all kinds of music, travel, Romantic, English lady, hoping ter and good times. 03497 etc. Seeking SM, 20-23, tall, dren. Seeking long, serious LTR-Long Term Relationship and everyday activities. Seek­ to find gentleman, 38-48, tall, (exp8/17)______honest and open. 03413 (exp relationship. 03588 (exp8/31) ______G-Gay______ing S/DWM, 50s, interested in slim-medium. Very young 45, 8/3)______similar activities.03546 (exp 5'4", 135lbs, blond/blue, likes JUSTICE A CLASS ACT TheThriil of a Lifetime! 8/24)_____ ’______skirts and heels, music, sailing, WANTS DJF, 50, fun-loving, warm, gen­ PETITE PACKAGE much more, for one-on-one To meet her lucky. SBF, 24, tle, N/S. Happiness is my first DEL ROSSO'S SWF, 32, fit, fun-loving, ener­ relationship. 03511 (exo8/17) seeks SB/HM, for friendship, priority. Seeking emotionally/f gy, loves to work out, enjoys ATTRACTIVE possible LTR. N/S, N/Drugs, inancially secure gentleman to BLUE BARON sing, long walks, beaches, AND ENERGETIC N/D. 03498 (exp8/17)____ be my Don Juan. 03415 (exp t times. Seeks sincere, DWPF, 41, slender, lovable, EASYGOING 8/3)______uonest SWM, 30-36, for seri­ funny. I have a zest for life, do DWF, late 40s, 5’4", 110lbs, ATTRACTIVE LADY 'Ve4€t*VU<*M & jiiO tc A ©1UtHtfl BI-PLANES ous relationship. 03547 (exp you? Seeking S/DWPM, 40-45, would like to meet S/DWM, WF, 19, 5'8", 110lbs, burgundy/ IdtUK&OHl TftW. - Sot. *$.$$ 8/24)______tall, fit, easygoing, secure, to who is caring, easygoing, early green, seeks GF, 18-25, for ARE YOU share various activities, for 40s to early 50s, N/S, N/D, for nice evenings. 03417 (exp , FREE DINNER Value Up To JIO 00 t Save 10% on any ride ticket MY MAN? friendship first, possible LTR. LTR. 03501 (exo8/17) 8/3)______or gift certificate purchased SWM, 22-27, N/S, romantic, 03512 (exp8/17)______SEEKS DISTINGUISHED DOWN TO EARTH I Buy 1 Entree & Get Second Entree | I ______honest, fishing, camping, LOOKING GENTLEMAN Attractive, 60 year old, with i o f E a u a l or Less Price FREE , horseback sports, quiet times? FOR EXCITEMENT Physically fit, attractive wid­ sense of humor, enjoys tennis, I Local Rides & NY/Statue of Liberty I Then I’m your woman. SWF, Beautiful SWF, 18, dark owed WPF seeks attractive, swimming, reading, and cook­ W/Thla Coupon Only 22, seeks Mr. Right. LTR or blonde/blue, seeks SM, 18-20, articulate, S/DWM, 50+, for ing. Needs counterpart to great friends; no pressure. who loves to dance, party and possible monogamous relation­ share good times. 03419 (exp Wn ■mw[ p mmm mmm 908-591-0588"MMt.-MMU- mmm mmm mmm'- mmm mmm s m jufl 03549 (exp8/24)______much more. 03499 (exp8/17) ship. 03474 (exp8/10)____ 8/3) 908-566-0600 GUIDELINES: Meet Your Motch Personols ore for odulfs 18 or over seeking monogomous relotionships. To ensure your safety, carefully screen oH responses. Firsi meetings should occur in a public place Abbreviations ore permitted only lo indicate gender preference, race, and religion. We suggest_ your # od contain a selMescription, oge_ ronge, _ lifestyle and avocations. Ads and voice messages_ containing „ explicit , sexual language „ will not be accepted.. This potpublication reserves foe right„ to revise copy ,, containing „ objectionable. , .... . phrases;..... to reject . ... in its.. sole_ _discretion,__ ony advertisement on account of its text. This publication assumes no responsibilityisponsibility for the content or reply to ony Meet/ Your Match Personals ad. The advertiser assumes complete liability for the content and all replies to any advertisement or recorded message and for ony claims mode against__ this publication______and its . agents____ as a__ result thereof._ The advertiser :iser agrees to indemnify and hold misthis public*.publication, . its employees , , and its agents harmless from oil cx>sls,. expenses . . (including - w reasonable - attorney_ , rees), liabilities and damages resulting from or caused by the publication or recording placed by the advertiser or any reply to ony such advertisement. By using Meet Your Match Personals, the advertiser agrees not to leave his/her phone number, last name or address in his her voice greeting. THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 27, 1994 4 7 015 SummerAVinter 007 Houses tor Sale Rentals OLD BRIDGE - Near Rt. 9 & LOG CABIN, PA. 18, 40 min. from NYC. Split S800./PER WEEK level, 3 bedrm, 1 Vfe baths. CALL 908-254-1331. EVES Corner property. Central air, NORTH WILDWOOD - 2 basement, garage, many ex­ bedrm. condo. Beach block, TOWNSHIP OF ABERDEEN tras. $152,500. 908-679-4116 pool, ac. Avail. 8/13, 8/27, 9/3. Call 908-367-9694 CLASSIFIED NOTICE THE BEST Listing Program! WILDWOOD Notice is hereby given that at 8:00 P.M. on 2% LIST COST DEADLINES 1/2 bedrms. avail. Sleeps 2-8. Thursday, August 18th, 1994, at the Aberdeen Sell $200,000-Save $2,000. blocks to beach/boardwalk MONDAY ... Line Ads - 1:30 pm Township Municipal Utilities Authority Offices; Written commitment on ads till Air, color TV. SPECIAL: July (hereinafter “Authority”), at 30 Noble Place, Aberdeen,: sold. Full service broker. & Aug., Sun.-Fri., $249. Display Ads -11:00 am Ask for Paul Ricca Weekend, $129. Weekly, 1-800-660-4ADS New Jersey, the Authority will hold a Public Hearing inj R & B Brokers Realty, Inc. $379. Call 609-522-9480 HOURS OPEN SATURDAYS 9-2 accordance with the provisions of NJS 40:14B et. seq.,j AM: 908-972-8096/264-7734 WILDWOOD CREST-Paciftc Ave at which time and place the Authority shall consider Office: 908-431-3933 1 & 2 BEDROOM UNITS Reaching Over 140,000 Homes Monday....8:00 am-5:30 pm Wednesday.8:00 am-<5:30 pm and/or adopt a resolution revising the Authority's Air cond., w/w carpet, color Tuesday.... 8:00 am-5:30 pm Thursday... 8:00 am-6:30 pm TV, eat-in kit., bath, liv. rm. • News Transcript • Sentinel • Suburban • Bayshore Sewage System Connection Fees, heretofore in effect. Friday...... 8:00 am-5:30 pm Saturday....9:00 am-2:00 pm Rent by week. 609-522-8262 Independent • Middletown Independent • Examiner Take further notice that said connection fees an Use your VISA Use your VISA Please read your ad on the first day of publication. We accept charged ONLY TO NEW CUSTOMERS, who art or MASTERCARD responsibility for only the first incorrect insertion. We reserve the or MASTERCARD to pay for your Local Sentinel/Suburban Readers right to edit, reject or properly classify any ad. making connection into the Authority's Sewerag? Classified Ad May Call 254-7979 System. to pay for your 1-800-660-4ADS Take further notice that the Authority may amend Classified Ads such revisions to the Authority’s Sewerage System 1-800-660-4-ADS Connection Fees prior to the Hearing, and that such m changes, if any, will be filed in the Authority's Office, NOTICES 1 MERCHANDISE 42-51 where it may be inspected prior to the Hearing. COMMERCIAL A copy of the Schedule of Sewerage System 008 Condos Connection Fees shall be kept at the Authority’s Office v m at 30 Noble Place, Aberdeen, New Jersey, and shall tye 017 Office & available for public inspection between the hours of Floor Spffci 'W A G E SALES T O ' REAL ESTATE 5-15 ENTERTAINMENT 69 8:30 A.M. and 4:30 P.M., Monday through Friday. BEDMINSTER CONDO FOR SALE Notice is also given that the aforementioned 1 bedroom in "The Hills". In­ FREEHOLD connection fees, once adopted, shall become effective come requirement waived. 200 sq.ft. office suitable for Asking $74,000. or best offer. artist or professional. Busy on August 18th, 1994. Call 908-781-2043 corner, on-site parking. Rea­ COMMERCIAL 17-28 INSTRUCTION 63 SERVICE DIRECTORY 70-96 BY ORDER OFTHE sonable. Call 908-462-1020 ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP DELRAY BEACH, FL HUNTINGTON TOWERS HOLMDEL/HAZLET MUNICIPAL UTILITIES FOR SALE. Luxury Condo. 2 1-4 ROOM OFFICE SUITES I I X l J AUTHORITY bedrooms, 2 baths + convert SHORT TERM LEASES. ible den. Indoor/outdoor pool, START AT $290./MONTH. ^FINANCIAL 29-32 LOST & FOUND 64 BOATING 105-106 Gregory Seaman active club house, walk to CALL 908-264-1138 Administrator shopping. $129,900. Call MATAWAN Main St. Victorian 407-495-8138 charm. Office suites available. July 27, 1994 $22000 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP 1mo Free Rent. 908-583-7777

EMPLOYMENT 35-41 PETS/ANIMALS 65 AUTOMOTIVE 110-119 POETS CORNER MORGANVILLE Largest patio home. 3 bed Office space for rent. 2 or 4 rooms, 2Vz baths, w/formal rm. suiie. Ideal for profession­ C om m ercial Advertisers Please C all For Rates dining rm., eat-in-kit, c/a, den, als, incl. doctors, lawyers & CLARKSBURG-( Ig. kitchen. garage. Many upgrades incl. accountants. 908-591-1233 A 2 bedrooms, laundry itoom, 1 Pool, tennis. GREAT location. REAL ESTATE bath. Call 609-259-3266 $139,000. Call 908-308-9044 SOMERSET FLEA ADS For Private HAZLET - 2 bdrm. ranch, w/w carpet, near public trans. FOR RENT. 2 bedrooms plus FREEHOLD BORO: For Private Party Items 005 Apartme $750./mo. 201-792-1897 loft, 2Vz baths, basement, For rent- Non-Commercial Party Items SAYREVILLE - 3 bedrm., 2 garage, large eat-in kitchen, Store Front, 18 x 75 ft. space. • 4 Lines $ 1 / baths, w/yard. Liv. & din. rms., washer/dryer, central air. Idea) for not-for-profit com­ u n d e r $75. ‘All Real Estate advertised in this kit., den. Laundry rm. Sunrm. Immaculate-move in condition. munity or health-related func­ One item per ad • 2 Weeks * 0 . newspaper is subject to the Federal $1,300. mo. 908-525-1076 Avail. 9/1. $1,325. per month. tions. Open space that can be Housingillegal to Act advertise of 1968 anywhich preference, make* It Call 908-545-7871 subdivided. Own utilities. 4 Lines • 2 W eeks limitation or discrimination based on Ample free parking, great lo­ Prepaid Prepaid race, color, religion, sex or national cation near other non-profits. $4-each additional line origin, or an Intention to make any Call St. Peter’s Church $ 5 . 0 0 crimination.such preference, limitation or dis­ 908-431-8383 "May be phoned in This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for Real Es­ OLD BRIDGE tate which is in violation of the law. COLONIA-3 Bedrm. cape. Lg. OLD BRIDGE- Available 8/1 1740 Sq. ft. avail. Prime Rt. Our readers are informed that all lot. Low tax. All schobls walk­ Furnished plus. Non-smoker. 516 location. 908-583-2222 dwellingsper are available advertised on in an this equal newspa­ op­ ing distance. Asking Mature minded. 908-360-2264 Monday - Friday 9-5pm portunity basis.” $135,000. Call 908-006-8796 or 908-264-6188 Charge Your Ad Irm EAST BRUNSWICK Lux. condo. 2 bedrms., 2 Fax Your Ad 908-432-0016 baths, balcony, w/w carpet, all FREE FREE FREE appliances, c/a. Exc. schools, SELLING TIPS TQ SELL HAZLET-Why Rent? New mo­ CONCESSIONAIRE to run tennis/swim club. Avail. 8/1. YOUR HOME YOURSELF bile homes. Financing. 15 & snack bar at Strathmore Pool $895. Call 908-390-8069 Call Bob Nemeth today at 20 year. 6 mo-1 yr. free rent Club for 1995 summer sea­ ERA Advantage Realtor Call: 908-888-9335 EATONCREST APTS 908-536-2000 son. Call 908-566-9719 Tennis & swim club. Large size rooms w/19ft living rm. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP MONMOUTH JCT. o Z m s W flM m r Only minutes from Ocean SCHULT *72, 12’x65\ 2 bed­ PLANNING beaches, Golf Courses, Fish­ BY OWNER room, screened in porch, cen­ Use our handy Private Party Coupon. ing & Boating. Near all hous­ tral air., washer/dryer, fenced es of Worship & Malls. Mon- ANXIOUS TO SELL!! in yard, pets allowed. MUST TO RETIRE? Select the ad that best m eets your needs. F ri 9:30am-4 pm, SELL. Asking $20,000 or best 908-542-1105. Pine Brook Mother-Daughter House offer. Call 908-274-1722 Your Successful Rd., Hope Rd., Eatontown. 2 with complete separate Business Can Be □ Flea (Items under $75) One item per ad blocks from Exit 105 GSP entrance. Apartment attached SOUTH BRUNSWICK-12’ x to 4 bedroom, 2Vi bath 60’ w/ 12' x 36’ addition. 3 Purchased Now! □ B IG DEAL (Items over $75) MILLTOWN Colonial with overs/zed 2 car bedroom, 2 bath, central air, garage. Would like to sell All appliances. Fenced in You Can Continue 1 & 2 bdrm. apts. No pets. before Sept. 1 . For yard. Asking $35,000. Call Please include all spaces and punctuation. One character per box. Call after 4pm 908-246-0449 appointment call 908-297-7221 on a Contractual OLD BRIDGE Basis To Retirement. COUNTRY LIVING APTS 908-462-7869 313 Real Estate 2 bedroom apts. avail. Heat, Write To: DV air conditioning, hot water, P.O. Box 6462 cooking gas and dishwashers MIDDLETOWN included. Mon.-Fri., 9am-5pm, Spacious 1 acre lot, bordering MARLBORO Freehold, N.J. 07728 908-360-2992 green acres. 4 bedrm., 2 SAYREVILLE baths, bi-level, cul-de-sac, GREENBRIAR BORDENTOWN AVENUE exc. loc. $174,900. For Sale Danbury preferred but will MAJOR Name_ by Owner. 908-671-6516 consider other models. Please WINDING WOOD call 908-431-4548 Address_ 1 & 2 BEDROOM GARDEN INVESTORS APARTMENTS FROM $570. Use your 015 Summer/Winter Relocating to City___ State. 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Sales, ASSEMBLER SALES SUPPORT It is the policy of this newspaper ASSISTANT Full/Part/T Pediatric Office merchandising, store manage­ For Full & Part Time Positions that all help wanted advertisements Dependable person needed to Responsibilities include 037 Babysitting w ill begin with a job title. WCTC/WMGQ needs a moti­ Highland Park, September 15. ment. Experience preferred. Earn $8.-$15J'Hour transport & set up merchan­ processing sample orders, Call 1*800-660-4 ADS vated, self starter for a fast Call 908-985-4934 Call 908-566-0849 (Average Persons dise for trade shows. Van or preparing catalogs, stocking paced office working with our Earn $12./Hour) truck required. 908-431-5619 sample room, maintaining ACCOUNTING CLERK operations and office manag­ SALES CLERK & miscel­ No Experience Necessary A FUN Filled Nursery School A/P, A/R, filing. PC experi­ ers in a very diversified posi­ NURSE’S AIDE laneous drug store work. Work In A Newly Opened DRIVER inventory. 4-5 hours per day, 6:50am-1pm, 2:50pm-9pm & Harris Pharmacy Freehold Limo Service $8.00 per hour. Fast paced Wonderland Pre School-Howell ence required. For Toms tion, including on-air voice 7 West Main St., Freehold. State-Of-The-Art-Office Call 908-431-3776 office environment for national 6:30am-7pm. Breakfast/Lunch/ River & Howell stores. Call work. Great job for a recent 2:50pm-11pm. State certified Call 908-462-0071 Flexible Schedules manufacturer. Contact Skip/ Wonderland Mini-Meal + Snacks 908-308-2200 communications graduate for long term care. Differential 4 Shifts Daily • 7 Days/Week DRIVER Mark 908-873-2700 Birth-6 Years. 908-364-6211 looking to get a start in radio. for weekends. New applica­ Convenient Holmdel Location to bring mature woman to & ACCOUNTING CLERK Excellent verbal and written tions only being accepted: SALES Join Our Winning Team from Princeton 3 days a week SCHOOL ABERDEEN-Quality Care To $23,000. D . communication skills (WP) a Holmdel Convalescent Center F/T -P/T Multi million dollar (10-3), from South Amboy. CHILD CARE PROVIDER For your child. Meals. Flex, must. Full benefits. EOE. 188 Highway 34 long distance reseller seeks CALL NOW!!! Call 908-577-8817 For school-aged children: hours, TLC. 908-583-1496 A/P position for busy Apply in person at: Holmdel, NJ 07733 independent contractor/ School based program needs Princeton Company. WCTC/WMGQ commission reps. Home base caring, flexible & creative staff CARE FOR KIDS - Day Care Knowledge of a/p bank 78 Veronica Avenue OFFICE/CLERICAL business. Training provided. 1-800-929-5753 DRIVERS from 7-9am or 3-6pm. Experi­ referrals. State certified, pre reconciliation, computers a Somerset, N.J. F/T positions for office man Excellent income potential. TELEMARKETING GO-4-IT X-PRESS, a multi ence with children in groups school programs offered. must.Excellent benefit ager & clerical aides. Experi­ Call 908-972-3000 restaurant delivery service, is required. Degree preferred. No fee 908-446-8027 package. Call Laurie. CONCESSIONAIRE to run ence running a small business FAX 908-972-3025 GREAT SUMMER JOBS hiring 6 drivers. Excellent pay $7.90/hour & up. Minorities snack bar at Strathmore Pool a plus. Diversified positions F/T. P/T and flexible hours. Must use and college students are en CHILDREN’S CHOICE DUNHILL PERSONNEL Club for 1995 summer sea­ offering salary, profit sharing, $8. an hour guaranteed to own car. Call 908-536-1212 couraged to apply. EOE. 46 W. Ferris St., E. Brunswick 104 College Road East son. Call 908-566-9719 medical insurance & fringe start. Work in a beautiful air Send resume to P. Greggo Ages 3 months-5 years. Princeton, NJ 08540 benefits. Send resume/salary Classified Sells conditioned office making GROUP LEADER P.O. Box 701 Kindergarten. State Certified. requirements to: phone calls. Perfect for stu­ For parent/toddler play Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852 Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months 609-452-1222 COUNTER HELP President ECS 1-800-660-4ADS dents, etc. New Brunswick, program. No experience a year. Call 908-613-4488 Mature person. Bagels & 415 Route 18, Suite 117 Woodbridge, Ocean, Holmdel necessary. Starting SPECIALTY TEACHERS FAX 609-452-9222 Shmears. 908-462-0099 East Brunswick, NJ 08816 and Trenton Call today, start September. Position available For fall semester. Saturday EAST BRUNSWICK tomorrow 1-800-929-5753 in Marlboro, Wednesday AM. morning children’s enrichment Experienced, energetic Call 908-469-2909 classes in Matawan. We are woman to care for your child Bask[ in the Sun on a looking for people who have in her home. 908-651-1816 TRAVEL AGENT MANICURIST the background needed to HOUSEKEEPERS, NANNIES, Beautiful Sandy Beach... MAC Well established Hightstown work with children in these Nurses Aides. All nationalities. Resort travel agency seeking full Quality, experienced, flex special areas: Lic./Bonded. Aurora Agency ^ . Play Tennis on the Lighted time, well rounded, corporate/ hours. Drama Salon, East Gymnastics, photography, 540 B’way., Long Branch, NJ Courts -.Enjoy the Jacuzzis OPERATOR vacation agent. IMMEDIATE Brunswick. Call Fran Polst clowning, magic, fossils/dino­ 908-222-3369 CnndO OPENING. Benefits & salary 908-254-0135 saurs, art specialties, pre­ and Saunas...Relax at the Full & part time positions available. open. Ask for Lynn school, police science, LEONARDO- TLC for your 609-448-4272 MARKET RESEARCH French, others. $12. per hour. child, my home. Over 20 yrs. Oceanfront Cabana Bar. Strong skills in layout and designing Looking for children between Call 908-566-3186 experience. Exc. references. ages 3V*4V* to participate in Small group. 908-291-4980 For MYRTLE BEACH with graphics and type required. TUTORS market research testing at our TEACHER A knowledge ot Quark or Multi-Ad Englishtown office. Cash MONMOUTH JUNCTION South Carolina F/T, P/T - S.A.T.’s incentive to be given to each needed for teaching Hebrew, Creator a must. Good salary, steady position. qualified child. Please contact Prayers/Reading. Small class MOTHER’S HELPER 908-972-0769, 908-238-3194 es. Monday, 4:30-6:20, and Rent Some evening hours and occasional Barbara of TAURUS Wednesday, 6:30-8:30. Tem­ Mature 13 yr. old, with young RESEARCH, 908-251-7772 sibling, will care for your child weekends. ple Rodeph Torah, Marlboro, in your home or mine. Day or 036 Help Wanted MEDICAL Office Assistant (off Route 18) 908-308-0055 evening flexible hours ok. Call Send resume or fax to: No experience. Tuesdays & TEACHER’S AIDE- After 908-274-1722 i i Part Time ■ Thursdays 4-9pm & Saturday school program, 2-6pm Greater Media Newspapers 9am-1pm. Call 908-679-4330 609-448-1854, 609-426-9523 MORGANVILLE ADVERTISERS NEWSPAPER DELIVERY 7 Edgeboro Rd. & READERS TEACHER/COORDINATOR 24 HOURS-7 DAYS It Is the policy ot this newspaper EARLY MORNING WORK for after-school care program Comfortably cozy, colorfully East Brunswick, NJ 08816 that all help wanted advertisements The Star Ledger has delivery w ill begin with a job title. in Freehold. 3pm-6pm, Sept­ cheerful, creatively challeng­ Fax #254-0256 C all 1-800-660-4 ADS positions available in your ember thru June. Experience ing, calm & caring child care area. Earn $400. to $500. a required. Complete application by Mom/early intervention & Photographs Gladly Shown Attn: Toni Smith ASSISTANT TEACHERS month, plus cash incentives. A at YMCA childhood teacher of 11 years. AM/PM. Good Shepherd Chil­ reliable car is a must. Call: 470 E. Freehold Rd., Freehold Pre-interviewed, drop-ins wel­ LEDD/& DICK POLITY 908-566-5220 E.O.E./M/F dren’s Center. 908-679-8887 1-800-242-0850 Attention Jane Voorhees comed too! Call 908-591-1829 THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 27, 1994 4 9

Furniture

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Best offer. 908-431 -4548 your child in my home. Refer BEDROOM SET-King bed, DINING TABLE-Mahogany, ADCOM RACK SYSTEM - Write For You....908-446-8012 headboard, desk, chair, dress­ Duncan Physe, Trestle w/lyre SOFA & LOVESEAT-Pine fac­ 800 Watts. Polk Audio ences avail. 908-390-8247 WASHER & DRYER- MOVING STD-3 speakers, CD, cass. SOUTH RIVER Your child, my Whiripool, compact/apt. size, er, night stand, $375. Sofa- legs, leaf. Beds-twin. Colonial Must sell. Liv. rm., den, din tory, blue, like new. For den QUALITY portable. Excellent condition. bed, $150. Antique armoire, maple, springs & mattresses. rm., patio furn., tables, wash/ or living room. $350. Call deck, phono. Mint cond. home. Full/part time. $2.50 Word Processing/Typing/ 1V2 years old. $500. pr. Will $325. Kitchen/dining table, 6 Call 908-238-3518 908-842-3229 $1,300. Or trade for good hour. Call 908-238-2738 assist with delivery. Call chairs & leaf, $175. All exec. dryer, eves. 908-536-4318 transportation. Call Administrative Services. ENTERTAINMENT CENTER SOFA BED-79" x 90". 2 pcs. 908-297-0093 SOUTH RIVER- Loving care Reliable, accurate and leave message 908-656-0318 Call 908-940-3037 Fits 27" TV, VCR, 5 stereo Aztec print. Light blue/white/ provided by mom of 2. CPR affordable. 24 hour service. BEDROOM SET-Waterbed certified. Lunch, snacks & NASS Member 908-723-9121 WASHER/DRYER-Elec., Exc. components & storage for MOVING SALE beige. Perfect condition. Call AMISH MADE SHEDS references. 908-238-3274 cond. 6 months old. $850. re­ (queen size) with mattress, VCR tapes. Glass doors, oak 3 pc. bedrm. set, kit. table & 908-679-9558 TIPS ON WRITING Resumes tail. $500. negotiable. Also headboard with mirror. Asking color. Excellent condition. $95. benches, brass headboard, Swings, Gazebos, Arbours, SPOTSWOOD- Mom will care Booklet-Complete w/sample other items 908-792-0837 $450. Matching 5 drawer Call 908-780-4991 misc. end tables, sofabed, & Outdoor Furniture, Garages for your child. Meals, fun & resumes & advice on writing chest & dresser with mirror- much more! 908-780-6407 SOFA YARDWORKS, 908-842-5922 refs. Donna. 908-723-1488 cover letters & post interview $100. All excellent condition. FREE PATIO SET Contemporary 8ft. Light beige. YOUR HOME letter. Send $3. to: A. Bruno Call 908-741-4104 Like new. $300. or best offer. BAR - Portable CHROME W/ Babysitting by mature woman. P.O. Box 5094 BEDROOM SUITE-French Redwood. Sofa, love seat, (7) MOVING SALE Call 908-972-2413 Blk-vinyl, w/ 3 swivel chairs. Refs avail. 908-679-6183 Old Bridge, N.J. 08857 provincial, Thomasville, king chairs, (2) end tables, bar w/ $75. Walker Collapsible $40. size bed, triple dresser, chest all cushions. Needs repair but Bedroom set, dining room, Call 908-238-6219 386 DX COMPATIBLE-5 Meg on chest, 2 bedside tables w/ too good to throw away. Call dressers, high-riser & more SOFA RAM, 80 Meg HD, 1.2/1.44 glass tops. Asking $800. 908-390-5533 Reasonable. 908-679-8323 Traditional, rolled arm. Navy BAR $200. Mirror 7' x 3V2*- Classified Sells Use your VISA floppy, color monitor, mouse, Call after 5pm. 908-780-0873 blue w/specs of color. 85" $100. Microwave. -$70. Beer DOS 5.0, $800 or best offer. JUNIOR DINETTE long 30" height 35W wide. mirrors-$10. Speakers 2 for 1-800-660-4ADS o r MASTERCARD Call after 6 & all day week­ CABINET Glass/chrome table w/4 MOVING SALE Exc. cond. 3 years old. $300. $20. Call 908-613-8864 ends 908-739-8699 Oak TV/VCR, doors, drawers, chairs. LIKE NEW. Asking Partial contents of Decorator’s Call 908-290-0077 to pay for your light oak. Perfect condition. $175. Call 908-446-7207 home being sold Friday & APPLE II GS COMPUTER- Beautiful piece for den or Saturday 7/29 & 30. at 17 SOFA-2 piece sectional, good BARGAINS Classified Ads 2 disk drives, computer bedroom. Asking $325. Cambridge Rd. Freehold. See condition. Coffee table- screen, keyboard, printer. AH Days 908-257-5761 KITCHEN CABINETS Parquet. $350. or best offer Giant warehouse in Matawan 1-800-660-4-ADS never used. $500. Call METAL. Good condition. Best full listing under garage sales. LOADED with merchandise. EF AU PAIR 609-395-9004 Eves. 908-257-2321 offer. Call 908-583-3688 for both. Call 908-390-7988 Yard Sale America Store CAPTAINS BED-White, twin SOFA-Contemporary, blue, 908-566-1178 for directions European w/drawers, brass trim handles, MOVING SALE white & mauve design. Excel­ Live-in FUNTIME CD-ROM bunkee board. $75. Call KITCHEN SET RATTAN SET: 4 pcs., desk, lent condition, clean, like new BED-Twin, complete, $75. • GAMES • SHAREWARE 908-613-8683 White w/6 chairs. Very good mirror, bookcase, table, $650. $200. Call 908-274-9767 Quailty oak end tables, $125. c hild care • FANTASYWARE CAPTAINS BED-Wood. 2 condition. $150. Call SOFAS: (2) white leather, pr. Student desk, $50. Lamps, From $12.99 & UP + S/H drawers. Brass trim handles. 908-536-0725 $500./both. DESK: office, TABLE & CHAIRS $30. pr. Oriental secretary/ Thoroughly screened, legal Call Mon.-Fri. 908-792-0334 Bunkee board. $75. Call large white, $250. DINING Antique oak. desk, $150. Dining/kitchen Visas, 1st aid trained, MERCHANDISE ROOM: Italian, black lacquer chairs, 8, solid wood, $65. TANDY 286 COMPUTER- 908-390-1881 LIVING ROOM Oval table w/6 chairs, $850. Call 908-251-7619 Call 908-521-2051 dedicated to your child care Complete w/color monitor, dot CHAIR-Victorian, walnut, Sofa, oversized club chair w/ BEDROOM SET: off white TABLE-Hitchcock drop leaf w/ needs. Average $176./week. matrix printer, mouse, joystick lounge type, reupholstered, ottoman, $400. DINING lacquer. Queen w/armoire 6 chairs-$300. Chairs-(2) gold, BEDROOM SET - $175. & accessories. Ideal learning fine design and carvings, ROOM: Table w/glass top & 6 double dresser, 2 night tables, high back-$100. Tables (2) MATTRESS & BOX SPRING For more information call 042 Antiques computer. $375. $275. Twin bed, box spring, upholstered chairs, $400, mirror, headboard, $1,100. pine-$150. Tables (3) marble set, $150. Colonial bed, $85 Call 908-821-7830 mattress, frame. Like new, PATIO SET: table & 4 chairs LOVE SEAT: beige velvet topped, fruitwood-$225. Call Wurlitzer spinet PIANO, $850. Michele Chazen ALL OLD ORIENTAL RUGS & $75. Call 908-329-3308 Best offer. Call 908-238-6879 $50. Call 908-446-2604 908-946-8520 RECLINER, $20. 908-297-2956 908-566-8937 Paisley shawls. Any size or CHESTS-Pine, 2 for $75. Crib Gov't, designated non-profit cond. 1-800-221-5119 CASH 045 Clothing white, Canopy-$50. Changer/ dresser, white.-$100. Prices :• C-'’ ' ANTIQUES negotiable. Call 908-739-1226 • -- ■ ' ' Top prices paid for: Antique FUR COAT CHINA CLOSET-BROYHILL. o m eet som eone... 037a Child Care furniture, oriental rugs, paint­ Oriental design w/light.-$275. ings, jewelry & silver. We pur­ Blue fox. Also fake fur jacket. Recliner-grey-$75. Cocktail chase entire contents of es­ Call 609-655-4230 table-oak $50. Very good tates. Will come to your home. FUR COAT-Size 12. cond. Call 908-613-5098 EAST BRUNSWICK Call 908-888-0736 Unplucked beaver. Warm as Needed full time provider in BOOK- RARE BOOK toast. Excellent condition CHINA CLOSET my home for 1 year old. Ref­ “Orations" on Bunker Hill Very reasonable. Lighted, glass windows. Great erences. Call 908-238-4268 1894 by Daniel Webster. Call 609-395-8225 shape. $325. or best offer. Make offer. Call eves Call 908-422-9442 EAST BRUNSWICK 609-860-1180 GOWN-Bridesmaid’s, size 16, COMPUTER CABINET To Place your Free Ad Listen & Respond Wanted to watch 7 year old peach, worn once. $40, TEAK, closes, bottom swings child & housekeeping. Tues­ Matching shoes size 10 wide, out for printer. Adjustable Call Call days thru Fridays, from 3pm- “Treasures From Another Time" $20. Purse. $15. Will sell sep­ shelves. Excellent condition. 8pm Call 908-390-4695 arately. Call after 4pm, Asking $275. EAST BRUNSWICK-Exp 908-521-8259 Days 908-257-5761 1-800-454-9100 1-900-370-2131 babysitter wanted for 3 month Eves. 908-257-2321 old. Need p/t in Aug. & f/t or WEDDING GOWN COUCH-Century. Brand New. (Call costs $1.85 minute. Musi be 18 or over.) p/t beginning in Sept. Let's W/cathedral veil. Size 10, Beige, 96". Use with contemp. discuss. Must know CPR or $200. Call 908-249-6428 or trad. fum. Cost $1,850. willing to learn. 908-651-8982 WEDDING GOWN-Gorgeous Best offer over $850. FREE PERSONAL AD! EAST BRUNSWICK-Morning Find That One of a Kind Gift for the Victorian. Size 12 w/head- Call Iv. msg. 609-655-8178 care for 2 older children, light Discriminating Person piece. $750. negotiable. Call DAY BED-White iron & brass. housework 6am-9am. Refer­ New Jersey’s Leading Multi Dealer 908-257-7446 Complete w/2 Ortho mat­ ences. Call 908-238-6076 Resource For Fine Antiques tresses & pop-up trundle. Un­ I HEADLINE (Max 15 Characters) . EAST BRUNS WICK-Sitter Limited Dealer Space Available w g gg m n | used in box. Cost $800. Sell needed 6:30am -8:30am 046 Firewood $325. Call 908-906-2067 ! AD COPY (25 words are FREE!) Mon.-Fri. for 6 yr. old girl, start 908-462-7900 DESK TEAK Sept. own trans. a must. Call Perfect condition, 2 small Cindy after 7pm 908-613-0623 The McKelvey Building drawers, open file area. Ask­ FREEHOLD TWP.-P/T baby 2 1 W. Main Street • Freehold SUMMER SALE ing $275. Days 908-257-5761 sitter/housekeeper for school Your Search Ends Here Eves. 908-257-2321 aged child. Responsible/reli SPLIT HARDWOODS I able. Refs, required . Mon. $105./cord. 908-723-0543 DINETTE-42" round table, 4 Fri. 2:30-6pm. 908-577-9817 chairs, ext., black vinyl uphol­ I ★SUMMER SPECIAL stery, brass trim. Very good I : 043 Appliances N.J. FIREWOOD- Hardwoods condition. $125. Call j The following information is confidential and necessary to send our instructions you’ll need. MIDDLETOWN $105. a cord. 908-901-1127 609-655-8881 Responsible, experienced DINETTE-42" round table, 4 non-smoker to care for our AIR CONDITIONER chairs, ext., brass trim, for­ J Nam e______infant, full time, in our home Amana. 5,000 BTU, 3 speed mica top. Good condition. Live out. References required Almost new. Includes heat $125. Call 609-655-8881 Own trans. Call 908-671-6027 pump & fan. $150. or best DINETTE-Fruitwood. 42” MONMOUTH JUNCTION offer. Hazlet. 908-888-1946 round table w/2 leaves, 4 up­ J A d d re ss______Loving, mature, responsible AIR CONDITIONER- 17,500 BAR holstered chairs. Mint cond. person to care for 4 month old Reasonable. 908-679-2239 I T o w n______boy in my home. Must be flex­ BTU. Used 2 seasons. $325 Formica & wrought iron w/2 . S ta te . .Z ip . ible, speak English & own car. Please call after 10am upholstered stools w/backs. Reis, required. 908-329-0734 908-264-0282 Excellent condition. $100. Call DINING ROOM j Phone______AIR CONDITIONER-Fedders 908-880-0590 Pecan wood. CHINA 8,700 BTU. Brand new, still CLOSET-6 VS’ H, 65" W, 4 SOUTH RIVER box. $400. T.V.- RCA console BED-Brass. Queen, complete glass panels w/glass shelves. I I’d like the ad to appear in the following category: ^ Care provider, non-smoker, $250. Call 908-613-5327 w/Ortho mattress set. Unused, TABLE-39Vfe” W, 59V*M L w/ Deadline Friday 12am lor Monday thru Fhday, Banv6pm in box. Cost $1,000. Sell ext., 4 chairs. $350. Call I □ Ads from Women □ Ads from Men for adorable, content 15 AIR CONDITIONERS $325. Call 908-906-2067 908-251-9181 next week's issue month male in my home. Start $75. & up. Most sizes avail. BED-Wicker. White. Box I □ Just Friends □ Players Aug. 15th. Own trans. Refer­ Wanted: air conditioners dead spring, mattress. Full size DINING ROOM SET I______ence* & loving disposition or alive! $$$- Also Repairs & Like new. Please call Table & 4 chairs, mahogany required. Call 908-257-8890 Free Estimates. 908-566-3233 908-566-2410 $200. 908-254-4105 Greater Media Newspapers, Meet Your Match, 7 Edgeboro Rd., East Brunswick, NJ 08816 5 0 JULY 27, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

048 General 048 General 048 General 048 Generi 048 General 048 Merchandise tlc a l Merchandise Merchandise Merehandis Merchaiandlse Merchandise | Wanted trument: CHINA CLOSET-Lighted. Din­ LAWN MOWER (RIDER) BEDROOM SET-6 pieces, 50% OFF WITH AD SILVER TRAY-W/sugar, AAAA ANTHONY’S ANTIQUE ORGAN-Hammond. Fully EAST BRUNSWICK- Girls. Lea. STERN FCC tape, ing room table w/4 chairs, SNAPPER - 8 hp, w/grass creamer, large coffee urn. Im­ PAYS TOP $$$$ for used fur­ loaded w/bench & music. bedroom set, 1 bed frame w/ ANY PICTURE FRAME catcher. Elec. starter. 26” cut. speakers, kids toys & misc. ORDER OVER $45. ported set. DEMITASSE cups niture, glass, art, toys, all col­ $450. firm. Needs tune-up. Call 908-842-3187 headboard, freezer-small apt. $550. Call 908-721-7066 and saucers. Ladies BOWL­ lectables, etc. Love attics & Call 908-536-3923 MULTI FAMILY size, washer/dryer-portable, (excludes Bargain Comer/Art). LAWN TRACTOR MOWER- ING BALL. Call 609-655-8444 basements. Estate contents 15 8i 22 Henry St. (off Riva BEDROOM SET-Thomasville, end table, 2 lamps, computer Call 908-303-0872 bought or auctions. Est. 1979 Craftsman, 12 hp, 38” cut, SLIDE PROJECTOR-Kodak PIANO Ave. across from Camp Lake must sell. Queen size, pier table, kitchen table-small, w/1 FILING CABINET-4 drawer, 908-264-3130 Baskin Robbins Vu) Fri. & Sat. 7/29 & 30. 9-4. chair. Prices negotiable. Call rear bagger, aerator, spread­ carousel. 3 carousels & cabinets, triple dresser, mir­ gray metal, excellent condi­ er, $800. Call 908-462-1558 908-739-9847 for Uncle Joe Kawaii GS50. Glossy black, 6' Furn,, tools, toys, bikes, rors, exercise bicycle, coffee 908-462-4416 tion, $75. Coffee mugs, bone screen. Please call SAVE THIS AD 8 " . $10,000. Call 609-395-1499 household items, clothing. tables, lamps & more. Rea­ COLLECTIBLE PLATES-1 set china. Have 14- $7./each. 908-821-3060 sonable. Call 908-274-0555 Excellent cond. 609-655-8646 LIFT CHAIR AAAAAA Antiques, used fum., fresh water fish. 1 set old SPEAKER-Polk CRS, orig. estates, contents of homes, EAST BRUNSWICK-1 Valiant cars. $225. each set. Call FIREPLACE-Free standing/ Fingertip power control. Used $750. now $350 w/stand. etc. 908-888-8377/264-6458 PIANO TUNER/ Rd. (off Winton Rd.) Saturday BEDS- 2 w/headboards, box 3 months. Excellent condition. Carver, CT-17, prologic, pre­ 7/30, 9-4. Clothing, household spring & mattress included. 908-382-0308 woodburning stove. Complete. Repairman. Reliable & rea­ Mint mink coat. Must sell. Neutral color. Asking $450. amp, orig. $800. now $425. ALL LIONEL TRAINS items, books, miscellaneous. (1 ) queen & (1) full. $100. or COLLECTlBLES-From oc­ Call 908-530-9677 sonable. Assoc. Member of best offer. Sleeper/couch Call days 908-521-3360 Call 908-972-3880 Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. cupied Japan. Collectors Price no object. 908-946-2893 the Piano Technicians Guild. EAST BRUNSWICK-10 Ox­ $100. or best offer. Ice cream plates, bells, crystal, & other FLOOR SandingEquipment LINER BED-FOR DODGE STAMP Call 609-655-2723 ford Rd. (off Hillsdale Rd. off maker, best offer. Red and items. Reasonable. DAKOTA. LIKE NEW. $75. COLLECTION - Valuable. ALL OLD ORIENTAL RUGS Complete set. Clark American. & Rt. 18) Wed, Thurs & Fri. 7/ white dresser, $25. Call 609-860-8011 Please call First day covers from 1938. Paisley shawls. Any size or PIANOS 27, 28, 29, 9-3. Power tools. 908-297-6778 Call 908-521-4138 908-591-1399 Call 908-329-6035 cond. 1-800-221-5119 CASH Large inventory of: DIAMOND RING FLOURESCENT LIGHTBOX MATTRESS-King & 2 box ENGLISHTOWN BOOKS 8' with (4) 80 watt tubes. springs. Like new. Sacrifice STEREO ANTIQUES Pear, Tiffany set, .87 ct. Lights up 160 or 320 watts. $300. Chandeliers. $50. Bi­ YAMAHA PIANOS VS1 G. $2,500. 908-679-1035 MULTI FAMILY Grandma Tickle-toes books Make an offer. 908-249-0895 cycles. $50. T.V. stand w/ Fischer. Like new. $100. Call & QUALITY COLLECTIBLES WURLITZER, SAMICK for children. For info/write: p.o. DINING ROOM SET-Pecan. glass doors. $50. Call 908-828-3976 ESTATES PURCHASED Used pianos from $250. box 664 Lincroft, N.J. 07738 GLASSWARE-ASSORTED CONSIGNMENTS WANTED MOVING SALE Bed-single & dresser-maple. Swedish and Czech drink and 609-395-7056 SWING SET-Wooden, eagles Lessons in your home Record cabinet, computer Freehold Antique Gallery Rentals from $25. 14 Victory Drive (off rt. 522) BOOTS-For motorcross/dirt sherbets. Bargain. Call MICROWAVES - (2) lg. 8c nest. You must remove. Victoria Collins, Manager Sat. 7/30, 9am-3pm. Prices desk, Sectional-6 pieces. 609-395-1499 med.. $60. each. Tuner & One year old. $150. "THE ONLY PLACE TO bike riding, boy's size 1, blue, China, crystal, clothes & other MAKE A DECISION." slashed, everything must go! brand new, never used. Paid cassette deck plus speakers Call 908-251-0454 odd pieces of furniture. Best GO-KART-31/2 hp., Briggs en­ New", $200. Air conditioner, 908-462-7900 FREEHOLD MUSIC CTR. $100. asking $60. Call offers. Call 908-446-7372 gine-$50. 2 Continental radials TIRES-4 Michelin XGT-V 225 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP 908-656-0633 SR155, 13 on VW rims, best ice cold! 6,000 BTU, $100. X50X16. 10,000 miles on AVOID Garage Sale Hassles. 908-462-4730 DINING ROOM-table tires made. Only slight use. Lawn mower 3.5 hp, $50. tires. Asking $300. Call Marilyn buys knick knacks, BUMPER POOL TABLE- 40x72-96", Capt. CHAIRS, Music center, Sansui, "New” RECORDERS-Dolmetsch 2 FAMILIES 6 $25. each. Please call before 908-521-1428 fum., antiques. 908-257-9107 Tenor and Moeck Standard Slate, $150. Commodore 128 $100. BENCH SAW 8", needs 9:30pm 908-274-2746 (mint). $275. or best offer. 104 Siloam Rd. (Rt 537-527 COMPUTER, disk drive, print­ motor, $25. FREEZER Cable ready TV & VCR $175. TlRES-4-31 -1150R 15 LT. BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR Alto. Hardly used. Bargain. So.) Fri. & Sat. 7/29 & 30, er, modem & programs, $200. CHEST 25x43, $50. Pella GOLF CART ’88-E-Z Go. Gas Call 908-297-0093 Used 250 miles. $500. or best SALE! We Buy & Sell Best offer. Call 609-395-1499 9-3. Clothing, toys, antiques & Men’s 10 speed BIKE, 26", FOLDING DOOR, $10. engine. Great to get around, offer. Please call 24 Broad St Keyport much more. MOVIE CAMERA-Kodak Lil 908-264-0777 or 264-8615 $30. Eves 908-521-1206 Porcelain KITCHEN TABLE, goes anywhere. Like new. Super , also Projector, Editor 908-254-0780 NO EARLY CALLERS $25. CANNING JARS, $1.50 $1,350. Call 908-264-3720 8 CAMERA-Nikon F2, 50mm. & Screen. Bargain. Call CASH FOR BOOKS a dozen. Call 908-297-1543 609-395-1499 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP lens, 28mm. wide angle, GROCERY COUPONS TV Old Magazines 908-536-0850 135mm. telephoto, flash unit, D RAP ES-w/valances & Save $$$ at the grocery store. MITSUBISHI. 35", remote, BICYCLE-Mountain 20” MOVING SALE case, light meter, brackets. shears. 2 sets. 90I x 128w. Call 908-628-5863 Ext. 144 MOVING SALE stereo. Call 609-860-0772 CASH tor USED CAMERAS frame. Specialized- Blue flowers on white. $74. Rockhopper Expert- Fri. & Sat. 7/29 & 30 9:30-4. $1,000. Call 908-297-5839 Complete bdrm. set-Queen-5 & all photo equip. New or old. Call 908-566-1706 HOOKED ON PHONICS TV 1 pc. or whole studio. No Po­ Rockshock Quadra. Brand 17 Cambridge Rd. (Rt. 9 to pieces, dresser & night stand new, 1st $499. takes it. Adelphia Rd. to Buckingham DRESSER-Antique, Empire Complete program. Never w/marble inlay. Love seat, Toshiba, 19". Good condition. laroid or movie. 908-442-6141 CAP cherry. Pressed glass punch used. $125. or best offer. Call Call 908-583-9242 to Cambridge-Watch for signs) sofa, 2 ottomans, matching. $70. Call 908-251-1663 Partial contents of decorator s Leer. To fit Ford Pick up w/8 bowl & cups & MORE. Call 908-536-2368 Chair & coffee table-wood. EXCERCISE MACHINE VACUUM CLEANER-Kirby. All CASH PAID home, to include gold leaf ft. bed. $350. or best offer. 908-780-6960 HOSPITAL BED-Adjustable, Love seat & sofa-tweed. Exer­ Multi-functional. Body by Jake Call 908-254-6499 attachments and rug sham- Highest prices paid for jewelry cast aluminum & glass pedes­ electric, $200. Workout gym cise bike. Best offers. Call as seen on TV. $50. or best tal table > chairs (Kessler), DRINK ’N SHRINK leave message 908-583-3581 pooer. Like new. Only $400. watches/clocks. 908-254-6161 offer. Like new. 8 w/weights & lifting bench, $75. Call 908-297-2530 sofa, end tables, MT coffee CARPET SNOOZE ’N LOSE Call 908-521-0186 Call 908-937-8114 table, pair of gold leaf tufted Feel Great, Lose Weight! Call VACUUM-Electrolux w/power COMPACT DISCS HOT TUB/SPA-NEW $1,995. MOVING SALE EXERCISE EQUIPMENT- side chairs. Hall console table WHY PAY RETAIL? 1-800-613-5050 nozzle w/floor & carpet tool. & mirror in gold leaf w/MT. person w/cover. Curb del. Double dresser w/glass top- WE BUY, SELL & TRADE Versaclimber. Adjustable re­ We’ve just completed another 6 Hose & upholstery attach­ THE RECORD SETTER sistance w/handrails. Under 3 Pine kitchen set chairs) Bar development & have an as­ ENCYCLOPEDIA-Britannica III Open 7 days. 908-363-2952 fine wood. Stereo, t.v. & tape (6 Deluxe leather edition w/all ment. $70. Call 908-431-2836 908-257-3888/1 -800-475-DISC years old. Mint condition. Paid & stools, recliner, desk & sortment of carpet left over. HUMIFIER-Room w/electronic deck center. 1 Twin bed w/ $3,500. Asking $2,000. Call chair, curio cabinet, china & Stainmaster $6.87 updates & many extras. 48 mattress & box spring. Sacri­ VACUUM-Kirby. Sanotronic 80 books, mint condition, some air cleaner. Chairs-4 dinette. 908-462-3591 crystal. Bisque figurines, Commercial Carpet $3.99 Microwave cart & baby items. fice or best offer. Call Model w/hose & brush attach­ CONSIGNMENT bronze figure, pictures & Other Upgraded Carpets at never even opened. $400. or 908-536-1416 ment. $74. Please call EXERCISE SET-Made Wesco best offer. 908-446-4127 Call 908-409-7363 908-431-2836 prints, oil paintings, perfumes, Tremendous Discounts. MOVING SALE-Dryer, Exer­ SHOP Inc., Everlast hard bag & HO train set, Kirby vacuum, Call Eddie: ENTERTAINMENT CENTER JACK LA LANNE MEMBER­ cise bench/weights/bike speed bag. $200. snow blower, Vitamaster Pro- Oak finish, beautiful, fits 32” SHIP - Olympic Gold “life­ Brass Headboard, King. Bed- WINDOWS WE'VE MOVED TO Call 908-462-9688 300 stepper, Garage & house­ 908-591-0869 TV. Too many other features time", plus $60./yr. renewal. King. Baby items. Large rock­ LARGER QUARTERS hold items plus contents of to list. $1,500. 908-274-9437 $500. or best offer. Receive a New. white, replacement. storage bin, including fum. & CELLUAR PHONE PAK ing horse. Living room, dining NEVER USED. Pull out Ther­ We want gently worn clothing, GOLF CLUBS $150. item as a gift. Call Mike room, coffee tables, lamps. collectibles. Sale by Sally D. GE, excellent car phone. Still FENCING-Chain link, 40ft. by 908-297-0093 mal. (3) 36" x 38" $100. each. furniture & bric-a-brac. 9 Irons, 3 Woods & bag, ball under parts and labor war­ 4 ft. high gate. Rheem electric Antique gun cabinet & more. (1) 20" x 38". $85. SEWING retriever. $80. 5 Irons, 3 ranty. Sold business, no long­ water heater, used months. JEWELRY SHOWCASES Call 908-536-9414 FREEHOLD-551 Park Ave. 6 MACHINE in Cabinet, Singer. DEJA VU Woods & bag. $25. Call (on Rte. 33) Friday & Satur­ er needed. Asking $100. Hoover upright vacuum, works 2 lighted, jewelry showcases. MOVING SALE-Sofa w/slip- Many extra attachments-$75. 908-972-7759 Call 908-656-0633 well, $25. Call 908-297-0473 Best offer. 908-780-4528 15 W. Main St., Freehold day 7/29 & 30, 9-5- cover, like new, $100. Danish Call 908-254-7565 908-431-2001 HOME GYM-BMI Universal. NO EARLY BIRDS ! modern, drop-leaf dining room $250. Portable basketball table, $50. 23" console TV, 048b Infants FISHING TACKLE WANTED hoop-N B A $150. Call HAZLET-18 Briscoe Terr, (off $50. Lamps & many other Rods, reels, plugs. Any cond. 908-972-9269 Bethany Rd. to Cresci Blvd. to things. Call 908-264-0123 Juvenile Items Any age. Call 908-542-3231 NORDIC TRAK-Walk-Fit Briscoe) Sat. & Sun. 7/30 & HIDDEN TREASURES 31, 9-4. Novelties, books, MOVING BABY ITEMS-Cradle & swing. Treadmill w/hip pad & elec. glassware, lawn equip, fum. Graco. $40. Car seats $5.- CONSIGNMENT SHOP Purchased 2/94 $600. Sell House Portraits SECTIONAL-white leather, $475. Call 908-985-2047 $15. Exc. condition. Call Wanted Wedding gowns, HOWELL entertainment unit, dining 908-257-7652 Bridal headpieces, Women's room, childs bedroom, master ROWING MACHINE - Tunturi & Children’s clothing. Excellent condition. Asking The Perfect G ift bedroom, kitchen chairs & bar 28 N. Main St., Milltown MOVING SALE stools, full size sleep sofa. $150. Marcy Fitness System, CRIB Call for appt. 908-249-4165 including bench, weights, etc. 4 Hazelwood Court (Glen 908-536-8662/908-536-2325 Changing table-Lt. wood & Excellent condition. Asking Arden Dev.) Sat. & Sun. 7/30 Created in Oils MOWER-Scage 36", Grass mattress. Mint cond. $235. for M A K E M O N E Y $150. Days 257-5761 & 31, 8-4. Dresser, coffee Gobbler, Velkey, Red Max all. After 4:30 908-360-2408 Eves. 908-257-2321 table, cocktail table, toys etc. or Watercolors Blower & Trimmer, 6Vfe X 12 Trailer. 908-780-3836 SKI EQUIPMENT-Head Mi­ HOWELL CRIB CLEANING rage 180’s, Soloman boots- • Birthdays NINTENDO GAME BOY-$25 Traditional. Light oak finish. size 10. Tyrolia jacket, med. MOVING SALE Tetris, Robocop, Amazing Spi- $75. Call 908-390-1881 YOUR CLOSETS All accessories. $350. Com­ •Anniversaries derman, Super Mario Land plete. Call 908-382-0308 6 Cove Ct. (Glen Arden, off • All Special tapes, $15. Each. U-force at­ CRIB-Bassett, dark pine, like Friendship Rd.) Fri. & Sat., tachment, $20. 908-251-9594 new, $100. Bassinette, white $$ $ $ July 29 & 30, 8-5. Toys, cloth­ Occasions Consign your women’s & kid’s SKI MACHINE ing, household & more! ORIENTAL RUG- ' x 9’, floral wicker, $25. Fisher Price Little 6 People schoolhouse $10, ga­ clothing, closeouts or Nordic Track w/electronic print-red, beige & blue, $60. 2 salesmens samples. monitor. Orig. $600., asking JAMESBURG-28 Oakland Rd. bar stools, $35. pair. Micro­ rage $5, boat house $8. Call eves. 908-521-0194 Call 10am-4:30 for info & appt $350. Call 908-545-5408 (off Half-acre Rd. off Fors- wave oven-GE built-in. $25. 2nd Turn Around 908-431-7667 gate) Saturday 7/30, 9am- Crib & Cheffarobe, Lullaby CRIB-Natural, 2 wooden STEPPER-Dual action, elec­ 4pm. Toys & misc. items. A rtist furn., blonde wood, $150. porl-a-cribs, 1 walker, $1,000-$10,000 PAID FOR tronic meter, new. Complete Call after 7pm 908-957-9530 1 highback wicker chair. Antique Oriental Rugs. Call w/owner’s manual, $75. firm. KENDALL PARK-9 Oxford Call 908-462-1644 James Proctor 201-278-0280 Leave message 908-521-3030 Court (E. of Rt. 27 & 518) 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728 • 908-462-1020 POOL VACUUM-Arneson. For 800-358-7847 vinyl pool. $275. RUNNING CRIB-Simmons-w/mattress, 2 Sat. & Sun. 7/30 & 31, 9am. BOARD-For Ford Explorer. matching chests & rocker w/ TREADMILL Sectional, oak rocker, fum. 8» $100. Call 908-229-3783 pads. Light wood. Excellent WANTED TO BUY GYM PROFESSIONAL. Com­ lots morel 908-821-3972 condition. 908-577-1103 puterized in good working POOL-Above ground, Dough­ Furniture, Paintings, MANALAPAN- boy, 16 x 32, 4’-8’ depth, 2 Glassware, Statues, Vases condition. $500. or best offer. years old. With filter and ac­ DESK Oriental Rugs, Silver, Call 908-247-0133 SALESMAN’S SAMPLES cessories. Best offer. Collections, Old Toys, WEIGHT SET-By Body Per­ 30 Wickatunk Rd. (Comer of Family Call 908-431-6683 Rolltop. Childs. Maple, good Heather) Sat. 7/30, 9-1. Rain Jewelry, etc. fect, Warrior. Complete body cond. $50. Call 908-251-5103 date 7/31. Toys. furn. etc. PRINTING EQUIPMENT-2 Fil Over 40 yrs. old, workout. Like new. Paid bar JR/S Automatic screen INFANT FURNITURE-Crib, $1,500. Asking $750. Call ANY QUANTITY... 908-723-0831 MANALAPAN-39 Chesapeake presses. 4 years old. 32”x 27" cradle, bureau, changer. Good COMPLETE ESTATES Rd. (Yorktown Dev.) Fri. & Portraits vacuum table. Cost $2,200. condition. $450. FOR ALL. Sat. 7/29 & 30, 9-3. House­ PURCHASED each. Asking $2,000. for both. Call 908-613-8022 wares, books, clothes, bas- The Perfect G ift Call after 6pm. 908-422-6899 Col. Bob Randolph Auctioneer sinett, records & MORE. RANGE-Electric. good cond. LITTLE TIKES Call any time C reated in Oils $150. Bedrm. set-full, 4 piec­ es. $125. Tea Cart-Colonial. Step 2, Todays Kids. Fischer 908-308-3335 GARAGE SALES/AUCTIONS o r P a s te ls $75. Call 908-238-8964 Price, Playskool & more. Call U se y o u r Christina 908-257-5121 MEMBER NJ & STATE • Birthdays ROTOTILLER-Troy Bilt. 6 HP SOCIETY OF AUCTIONEERS Horse Model. Good condition PLAYPEN-Wood rails-$25. SAVE THIS A0. YOU MAY V IS A o r • Anniversaries $575. Please call Playpen outdoor-Century NEED ME IN THE FUTURE! SO Garage Sales 908-359-1215 crawl space-$25. Or $40 for • All Special Occasions both. Call 908-251-9594 Master Card • Pet Portraits RUG-CHINESE-9 x 12 hand made 100% wool. Cream w/ SPRING-MOUNT PONY EAST BRUNSWICK ■ Wedding Portraits light green design. $200. Call Flexible flyer. $25. Call 050 Musical to pay 609-655-0827 908-577-7961 III Instruments MOVING SALE for your ad! SCROLL SAW STROLLER-Perego. side-by- ACCORDIAN 120 BASS- 3 Bush Pkwy. (Milltown Rd. to A rtist side, twin. Cost $439. Asking With case. Very good condi Herbert to Victory to Dean to Craftsman, 16" yoke. Blade & $200. HIGH-CHAIR-Perego, tion. $75. Please call Bush Pkwy.) Sun. 7/31, 10-4. 1-800-660-4-ADS. pinless adapter. $95. Cali $50. CRIB. $45. Call 908-251-1663 Bedrm. set, living rm., kitchen 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728»908-462-1020 908-972*7759 908-937-9443 set, t.v., refrig. 908-613-8404 THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 27,1994 5 1

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This directory will be revised monthly. Cancellations will be accepted and necessary copy changes will be made for the 4/ first publication of the month only. Please check deadline information. ASPHALT/CONCRETE PAVING BUILDING/REMODELING BUILDING/REMODELING A&S CERTAINTEEQ PERFECT i n d e x PAVING & * VINYL WINDOWS* SEAL COAXING PAVING CO., INC. | TN (#1 Rated) > Air/Heat Residential/Commercial Dealing Exclusively in the |» $175.00 Installed • Appliance Repair • Driveways Design & Installation of y DANE CUSTOM Custom Decks • Concrete • RR Tie* (To 102 u.i.) ■ Asphalt/Concrete Paving • Belgian Block • Interlocking - CARPENTRY INC. Additions • Parking Lots Pavers • Decks Roofing/Siding ’VINYL SIDING* > Building/Remodeling • Line Striping » Brick Pavers • Additions • Bluestone • Basements Windows/Doors $180.00 Installed • Carpet Care Hand Applied with Brush > Cleaning Services » Keystone • Patio Doors “The last contractor (per 100 sq. ft.) • FREE ESTIMATES * Retaining Walls • Windows you will ever need" 1 Closet Remodeling 10+ years experience family Owned & Operated FREE ESTIMATES 908-721-0250 • Decorating Services 25 Years Experience 908-905-9025 908-888-080) 908-446-5921 24 Hour Emergency Service 1-800-464-7502 ■ Electrical 908-780-0806 Fully Insured Insured Free Estimates GMW CONSTRUCTION • Exterminators • Fencing > Floors/Floor Care MCKEON BROS. B&S RICH’S REMODELING 1 Garage Doors UNLIMITED EXCELSIOR ASPHALT PAVING HOME • Decks ■ Glass/Mirrors CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTING, INC. • Handy Persons • Driveways • Parking Lots IMPROVEMENT • Additions Asphalt • Kitchens • Home Renovations • Kitchens/Baths (New or Resurfaced) ADDITIONS REPAIRS • Bathrooms Concrete • Driveway Stone (Installed) • Bathrooms BASEMENTS BATHROOMS • Remodeling • New Construction • Lawn Care/Landscaping Driveways & • Windows • Top Soil & Fill Dirt DOORS SKYLIGHTS • Acoustical • Decks > Painting/Wallpapering Commercial • Decks KITCHENS DECKS Drop Ceilings • Siding ■ Plumbing/Heating FREE ESTIMATES • Red Stone • Delaware Gravel • Painting WINDOWS DROP CEILINGS • Roofing « Pool Care (Delivered) • Wallpapering • Basements FULLY INSURED Serving Monmouth/Middlesex 70 Fully • Roofing/Siding/Gutters/Windows Reasonable Rates 908-775-5031 Insured 908-363-4249 908-238*8218 • Special Services Ask for David 908-727-9076 90^21*2123 ir 908*566-7148 908-739-8853 Insured free Estimates Free Estimates Fully Insured

COL-AIR UNIVERSAL STANLEY J . L e C o u r MIKE K O V A C S A R 1 Z Z O REMODELING CO., INC. Healing S Cooling AIR-TEC ASPHALT • Brickwork • Patios 24 Hr. Emergency Service HOME All Types of Carpentry Heating & Cooling Home Driveways • Steps • Sidewalks In c . Alterations * Remodeling Service all makes & models • Stonework IMPROVEMENTS Fine Quality Builders • Oil or gas cleanings • Sales. Service 8 Small Parking Lots DECKS Professional Service • xh»Ui Resurfaced & • Retaininq Complete Reference List Kitchens Ceilings • Check ups Installation Walls BASEMENTS All Work Guaranteed Rec Rooms * Tiles • Installation of all Weather Sealing ■ Foundations SHEETROCK/REPAIRS • Custom Homes • Roofing Replacement - Bathrooms heating equipment • Hot Water Heaters Serving Middlesex & • FULLY INSURED CARPENTRY • Additions • Siding Windows 1 Attics • Clock thermostats • Humidifiers • Decks ■ Doors ■ Locks • Humidifiers Monmouth Co. over 30 years < FREE ESTIMATES POWER WASHING • Complete Renovations • Planned Maintenance McMullen Construction NO JOB TOO SMALL 1 Paneling ty WO** 1-800-894-1718 24 Hour Sen/ice 908-251-2667 908-739-1763 Serving area 15 years Open Sat. 908-918-8711 Estimates 9 0 8 - 6 7 1 - 2 7 8 7 908-972-9596 908-542-8044 908-536-3816 Free Estimates No Job Too Big or Small

AIR CONDITIONING s c o r r s INTERPAVERS BURSTING AT Fully Insured REPAIR-INSTALLATION- C a ll Free Estimates SERVICE MECHANICAL Specializing in: THE SEAMS? Central System CONTRACTOR • interlocking Pavers • ADDITIONS Performance Tune-up • Masonry and 1-800 660-4 ADS • A D D A L E V E L W W m t H G O E « s Special SAVE $10.00 *25°° SERVICE CAU. • D O R M ER S Exterior Design • BATH RO O M S (Limiied time ofier) .Air Conditioning • Refrigeration To Advertise High Efficiency A/C • Healing • Free Estimates TOTAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CORP. • • S & s s Replacements Available • Will Beal ANY Wrinen Estimate Your Electrostatic Air Filters After 5 pm Weekdays and STOP IN OR CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE s a * * ALL Day Saturday and Sunday A C O A I R P L U S ® Scott Business LICENSE #33355 r BANK FINANCING -i install-Rite 908-919-0776 Owner and Operator Call Brian 273 MAIN ST. MATAWAN 908-409-3477 908-566-8861 908-671-7772 EPA Certified. Owner Operated. [908-566-2828 j 609-693-8165 Here (CORNER OF RT. 34) DUCT CLEWING 908-888-7791 Free Estimates insured 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE Freehold Matawan Middletown ■ ■ E K l 36,000 BTU s - 3 TON 13 SER HIGH EFFICIENCY AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM The O riginal CALL TODAY FOR A FREE ESTIMATE r AFTER REBATES W I N D O W M A N 2 YR FREE DEALER SERVICE VIAL 908-566-3238 Must Have Adequate Electric commercial/residential Modifications Extra Specializing in Quality ■ Roofing • Siding F R E E "1 KEN PERRY CONSTRUCTION • Additions • Add-Levets Heating & Cooling I • Kitchens • Renovations Set-Back Thermostat ■ Quality Without Question > Seamless Gutters • Windows L. — M *30 value gj.... TTP036C WINDOWS • DOORS • Dormers • Decks “P rofessional B u il d in g S R e m o d e l in g C o m p a n y " ATLANTIC HEATING & COOLING, INC. ROOFING • SIDING Marlboro Matawan East Brunswick Additions • Alterations • Baths • Kitchens • Decks • Skylights 908-780-8821 908-566-1916 908-238-6411 Aluminum/Vinyl Siding • Fireplaces • Concrete • Doors s 1-800-999-6362 Fully Insured Free Estimates • Windows • Porches • Basements • Painting • Papering FREE ESTIMATES ■f® 908-431-9291 2E ASPHALT/PAVING ************************ ***** * * Harrison KEYPORT * ** .0 * Sf D.RIZZ1E Paving - B U IL D E R S Build it PAVING CO. I t U n u t e m e n ; • Asphalt Driveways R.R. Hogrefe & Son Complete Renovations I • Small DRIVEWAYS: R o o fin g & S id in g DECKS Fix it Parking Lots • New Alterations • Additions • New Homes • Resurfaced Kitchens • Baths • Windows • Doors Installed/Resurfaced • Seal Coating COMPLETE EXTERIOR REMODELING Skylights • Basements i • Sealing and • Stone Improve it today RR TIES INSTALLED 24 Hour Emergency Repair Work Serving Central Jersey over 17 years Patching BACKHOE & TRUCK RENTAL Manalapan-Freehold Matawan-Old Bridge FREE ESTIMATES Free Estimates 908-739-1856 908-758-9578 Serving Monmouth & 908-431-2656 908-583-6553 Call 1-800-6604 ADS 908-390-6082 Middlesex Over 20 Years FULLY INSURED THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 27,1994 5 3

BUILDING/REMODELING GLASS/MIRRORS KITCHENS/BATHS LAWN CARE/LANDSCAPING Ik %uu 1f»u "Kum S 7uut THE BROTHERS s P la te K & O HOME MUZIO LET US IMPROVEMENTS Call LAWN SERVICE CARPENTRY Home & Office Construction G la s s DO IT Since 1975 For Complete • Finished Basements Bathroom 1-800 660-4 ADS Lawn, Grounds & INTERIORS • Acoustical Ceilings Custom Mirrors FOR YOU A Good Craftsman for • S h e e tro c k & T a p in g Specialist Landscape Maintenance Table Tops To Advertise duality sennce at a lair price. New landscaping all your Carpentry • Decks & W indows Tub Enclosures CALL OUR Ceramic Tile, to maintenance of your property Needs • P a in tin g (interior, exterior) Cabinetry, Etc. Your Fully ins. Free ESI. Small Jobs Welcomed • M a s o n ry (patios, brick work Screens • Storms RUSINESS & Free Estimates Insured interlocking paveni 908 741-1063 SERVICE Business 908-780-8843 22 Yrs Experience 1-800-870-2531 585 Shrewsbury Ave. 908-738-8873 10% Dis. New Customers Only ADVERTISERS or 10% Off Seasonal Ser. 908-495-3403 1-800-452-BATH (2284) Here Agreement or Special Clean-up HANDY PERSONS GARDEN STATE DECKS C A LL O U R What Landscape Company gives a FULL 2 YEAR • Standard • Custom JACKOFALLTRADES J&P GUARANTEE on ALL Planted Trees & Shrubs? •Gazebo’s • Angle Decks ADVERTISERS HOME REPAIRS Monmouth Lawn & Landscape Inc. “No Job Too Big ★ No Job Too Small Build it All made with quality TO GET THE Job Too Far W ill Do Just That! grade lumber in either or Too Smair * No That's right, we will plant any size tree or shrub TREATED or CEDAR For all Your Home • Carpentry J O B D O N E . • Painting Fix it and GUARANTEE them tor 2 full years! 10 yrs e«p. building decks Repairs and • General Maintenance A one year guarantee is just not enough lifetime Improvements • Caulking time to insure that your new trees & plants J f f l . CALL JACK: • Sheetrock Repairs Improve it today have taken to their new home. 2 yr. warranty on all Quality Work Call TODAY For A FREE ESTIMATE workmanship 908-727-1696 At A Great Price We A lso Do: INSURED • Brick Walks & Patios • Stone Walls • RR Ties • Sod FREE h. * Call 1-800-660-4 ADS • Mulch • Trimming • Revitalizing of Old Landscapes ESTIMATES Estimates 908*521-1947 Insured 908-446-7430 In Business 24 Years CLEANING SERVICES KITCHENS/BATHS LAWN CARE/LANDSCAPING WINDOW R IN G S T IL E K IT C H E N m m r n CALL OUR A Landscaping Installers of C A B IN E T S ADVERTISERS 9 Unlim ited CLEANING CALL TILE & MARBLE LAWN & LANDSCAPING TO GET THE by A ll American Inc. We Also Do STRIPPED & Lawn Care CREATIVE LANDSCAPE DESIGNS Prompt, Friendly OUR Regrouting, Cleanups JOB DONE. Residential • Commercial Reliable Service Recaulking & REFINISHED Sod, Stone, Mulch • DECKS . FERTILIZING Residential/Commercial BUSINESS All Repair Work Renovations • TIE WORK . WEED & PEST CONTROL ★ WINDOWS - Bow, LIKE N EW Driveway Sealing • RETAINING WALLS • ROCK GARDENS Bay & Picture & SERVICE 10-40% OFF Gutters Cleaned ★ SLIDERS Countertop Weeding Performed • SHRUBS . STONE WORK Any Tile of your on a Monthly Basis. 5 Step Lawn Maintenance Program ★ SKY LIGHTS ADVERTISERS choice in area stores ★ SCREENS Replacement Payment only on Ask about our LIFETIME Shrub guarantee Free Estimate completion ot job. Free Estimate 908-780-9486 Fully Insured 908-462-8647 908-536-7011 Free Estimates 1-800 660-4 ADS 908-679-9500 908-462-8282 W^ARE Certified Pesticide Applicator Lie. #63652 la ia * MOTO LAWN SERVICE Free Estimates 908-888-1559 C O F F E Y SIGMUNDS Holmdel ELECTRIC OUR and LANDSCAPING SPECIAL REFINISHING • Weekly Lawn Cuts TOM VVCCARELLA Attic Fans SPECIAL Economical stump KITCHEN SERVICE • Fertilization LAWN & LANDSCAPING EXPERTS 10% DISCOUNT ATTIC • Clean-ups and Root Grinding * COMPLETE LAWN SERVICES WITH THIS AD CABINETS •Tree Removal Any size Stump ON ALL WORK EXHAUST FAN Professional Courteous * C utting • Seeding • Sodtling • Thatching 2 yr. warranty STRIPPED DIRECTORY Low Overhead/Quality Work Service Since 1981 • QUALITY I.,\NI>SC,VPING B.T. ELECTRIC < & Competitive Pricing Small, portable stump grinder used lor • Design • Planting • Mutch • Stones 908-446-4945 GETS fenced properties & sensitive lawns. * TREE AND SHRUBS REFINISHED Free Estimates Insured Quality Hardwood Mulch Delivered • Trimming • Installation • Rem oval License #7018 908-290-1770 * BRICK AND CONCRETE Residential/Commercial/lndustrial I 908-290-2973 • Patios • Walkways Insured S Bonded ' 800-468-1819 908-495-3484 RESULTS FAX 908-290-1771 Free Estimates Serving Monmouth & HK STUMP REMOVAL * SPRING AND FALL CLEANUPS 908-446-1819 Free Estimates • Fully Insured l : Your Total Electric Service" _ | Lie *11813 Middlesex Counties Affordable • Reliable • Experienced COUNTERTOP NEMCO BATHROOMS J R C u s t o m E-Z LANDSCAPING MARSHALL ELECTRIC CO. & Lawn Maintenance You D o n’t N eed a *2,695°° up to 5x8 Landscaping Inc. • Service Upgrades & Repairs New Kitchen... • Ceiling & A ttic F an s DISCOUNT KITCHENS 908-536-2084 • O utdoor Lighting & W iring Buy Direct from A Family Owned Business Special Discounts on all Plumbing • Clean-ups • Sod • B ath V entilators & H eaters C o u n te rto p , r r Offering Customized • Recessed & Track Lights Manufacturer. Small repair work OK - Leaks Fixed • RR Tie Construction • Excavations • Cable TV & Phone Lines Service At Custom Designed Fully Insured - References Uc. #8821 • Stone W alls • Stone/Top Soil 5 pm to 9 pm & Installation ^ COMPLETE LANDSCAPE ^ Reasonable Prices Includ ed . CARLO CONST. and LAWN MAINTENANCE Service Available Free Est 35 yrs. exp. 1 -800-300-3064 C o n te m p ra 3 YEAR GUARANTEE 908-5X1-2862 Deal Direct 908-905-5935 Designs, Inc. _Cuslom Work - A Specialty 908-780-2582 Fully Insured • Owner Operated Bonded & Insured Lie #12670 908-577-6815 Or 906-721-2894 S Fully Insured Free Estimates Reference! Availalbe • Calls Returned Within M Hfi. PAINTING/WALLPAPER COMPLETE WAbbPAPERINE BY BEBISN Mr. Fence CALL OUR BATHROOM LET ADVERTISERS REMODELING SOMEONE Our Business & CERTIFIED BY THE PAPEBHANGING INSTITUTE TO GET THE Starting As Low As ELSE DO Installations • Discounted Sales • Custom Wood • Dug Runs ^ ,650. THE Service Advertisers • Chain Link • Jerith JOB DONE. ' Up To 5MP •Wallcoverings T . ‘ WallMurals WORK! Get The Job Done. * Interior Painting •Border Posters BY AJ BATH • Sbeetrocking • Mega Posters •SWING SETS Includes A ll New Walls, Toilet, Tub, Vanity, > Window Coverings ’ • Free Estimates 2 Year Guarantee-Fully Ins -Free Est. Medicine Cabinet, Sink, To Advertise, Cali Plumbing Fixtures, Tile RONALD KAPLOWITZ "REPAIRS" & M o re! Monmouth Middlesex 908-571-1075 1-800-660-4-ADS County 908-251-7031 County 908-303-1614 Free Estimates Lie. #0883

MKG BATHROOM Call RELAX... OUR "Bathrooms Are Our Business DEAL DIRECT AND SAVE NO SUBCONTRACTORS THE RECESSION BUSTER 1-800660-4 ADS Let Someone SERVICE "A FAMILY SERVING FAMILIES ' A-D00R For Over 25 Years FROM *2,599°° To Advertise Else DIRECTORY | Free Estimate GARAGE DOORS j • Remove Existing Walls & Plumbing Fixtures • Insulate Exterior Walls Sales, Service Your Do Installation & Repairs • • Resheetrock Entire Bathroom ■ Install New Toilet, Tub & Vanity of Doors & Openers GETS [ • Install Ceramic Tile Floor & Walls • Complete With Faucets Ken O’Day I ■ Install Medicine Cabinet, Switches, Plugs & Lights • Clean Up Debris Upon Completion I Business The 908-223-0994 RESULTS I 908-591-7670 NJ PLUMBING LIC. 7961 Q0A.9C4.1 Oft 3 I Here Work FREE ESTIMATES |____ jBeeperj _ _ _ _ J 3onded_2 Jnsured _ 5 4 JULY 27,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

PAINTING/WALLPAPERING PAINTING/WALLPAPERING POOL CARE 073 Carpet Gleaning » ~ ? c R IC H A R D qpoofl Q ka iik : ■ ■ K . M O O R E ENGLISHTOWN P CARPETS & UPHOLSTERY - P-U-R-R-F-E-C-T-L-Y SERVICE & MAINTENANCE Extracts dirt • stains • odors. DECK Neighbor PAINTING" Freshens & Restores like CLEAN Interior/Exterior new. Free est. 908-382-4951 HOME CLEANING AT ITS WASH & S on SUMMER VERY BEST. 908-257-8463 • Interior/Exterior • Professional DIRTY CARPETS & UPHOL­ HOME START STERY are my speciality. • Drywall ' ' y Patios Too! Wallpapering Pool Openings Best Service, Best Price, POLISH LADY IMPROVEMENTS • Liner Replacements • Spackling • Interior & Exterior UP Special Care. 20 yrs. exp. Is looking for housekeeping Painting 908-238-5686 • Above Ground & $ 5 Q 0 0 Call 908-846-1140 living in or out. Cleaning In Ground Installations houses or apartments. Please 908-446-3347 • Carpentry FINEST Carpet/Upholstery Free Estimate Free Call 908-969-2530 Serving All Your Power CALL GREG Estimates & UP Prespot/Clean/Deodorize Fully 908-780-9664 2 rooms-$28.95.908-787-2678 908-613-7120 Washing Needs 908-747-3845 Insured 908-364-6433 SPARKLES Housekeeping service. Avail, 074 Carpet Install days, eves, weekends. Reli­ Repair/Sale able, refs. Call 908-651-0455 PROTECT THE WINDOWS jMSOLUTIy LET US WALL SIMOS DOORS A.J. CARPET DESIGNS SUBURBAN A DECK DO IT DOCTOR BROTHERS Installed/Repairs/Relay/Sales WINDOW CLEANING AFFORDABLE SIDING /Restretches. 908-536-4703 •PAINTING FOR YOU • Paper Hanging Family Run Since 1955 Wood, Vinyl. Aluminum POWER WASHING • CLEANING • Wallpaper Removal CARPET REPAIRS DECKS-Cleaned & Restored Exterior/interior Siding • Roofing BEE & BEE Call 908-255-1018 ‘ POWER WASHING • SEALING • Painting We Do The Following: CALL OUR • Wall Repairs Windows • Doors WINDOW CO. Re-stretching ‘ WALLPAPERING • RESTORATION A Family Business Pet Damage Bum Marks 077 Drywall s10°° & UP BUSINESS & 908-536-9451 Trim • Repairs Since 1970 Frayed Edges Doorways 1 Sheetrock per single roll For Your Free Estimate Bob Ziegler Relay Used Carpet IAN 908-536-5671 SERVICE 908-462-9221 16 Buchanan Ave. SAME DAY SERVICE “CALL US LAST!” Parlin SHEETROCK 908-545-7149 Free Estimates ADVERTISERS Established In 1969 Fully Insured 908-679-6031 Free Estimates Free Estimates 908-727-2118 JIM’S CARPET & INSTALLATION Sales, cleaning, re-lays, FINISHING Ms. Absolute Best Service D & J re-stretches and repairs. Paperhanger T. W H IT A K ER GUTTERS EXPERTLY ROOFING Call 908-495-9483 OLD & NEW WORK THE FEMININE TOUCH PROFESSIONAL CLEANED tt FLUSHED ALSO REPAIRS • Prepasted & Pasted Papers PAINTING & PAPERHANGING 075 Ceramic THe CALL ANGELO • Paper Removal • Repair* • Tree Trims Re-roof • Reasonable* Rates ES AVAtUMi A.S.P.A. -AMERICAN SCHOOL • Chimney Caps ’65. a square Repair/Install • BOOT WAU PfiEMRffl ION IB • FREE ESTIMATES of PAPcmniim arts (10x10) , 908-264-3761 CALL Free Estimate • Fully Insured 25 year GAF Shingles ' A BATHROOM SPECIALIST FULL WRimHSUARAHm Same Day Answering INCLUDES: Makes shower tile repairs, re­ SHEETROCK & TAPING LOU ANN OH ALL WORK Machine Call back All Labor and Material Specializing in small jobs Clean Gutters, Seal Pipes grouts, recaulks, removes "I CATER TO THE WE NEVER 1 Gerry Kurry and Chimneys soapscum & stains. Free esti­ Free Estimates. 1-800-640-3969 ACCEPT A Clean up and mates & written guarantee. DISCRIMINATING Toll Free remove all debris Call HOMETOWN TILE SPECIALIST HOMEOWNER" PENNY UNTIL 1-800-542*0145 Refs. Avail. • Insured 908-866-9718. 800-376-TILE Call Dan Sheetrock, tape, finish. Pop­ 908-741-5650 1-800-640-7299 908-170-1524 908-727-0032 A CUSTOM CERAMIC Tiling corn ceilings. 1-800-290-0280 New installation, repairs, PLUMBING/HEATING remodeling. Free estimates. John Cherry 908-290-9086 TAPING Serving Our Area Raymond P. Finishing, sheetrock. Small FRANK’S Over 20 Years HERB Central Jersey ACE CERAMIC TILE repairs okay. 908-566-8060 CHARLES E. Roofing & Siding Dobbin, Inc. INSTALLERS- Specializing in PAINTING PLUMBING Specialists ROOFING bathrooms, backsplash, kitch­ (Formerly F&L) PATTERSON ens & foyers. Free estimates. 078 Electrical BUSY B’s Plumbing & Heating All Phases of Residential •Additions 908-214-0148 Custom • EXTERIOR Over 40 Tears Experience * • Painting (Int./Ext.) P l u m b i n g Commercial AFFORDABLE Ceramic Tile ALL TYPES of Electrical Work Interio r Painting • INTERIOR • Decks Install $2.75 + sq. tt. Free est. Recessed lights, track lighting, Exterior Painting 908-536-1005 908-390-8233 Professionally Done 908-462-3356 No Job Too S e rvin g • Power Washing paddle fans, service changes. • Residential Lie. #6252. Hal 908-572-6750 • Popcorn Ceilings Free Estimates Insured Small all o f • Basements ALL TYPES of Ceramic Tile- • Free Estimates Sewer & Drain Cleaning N.J. • Repairs Complete Bathrms/Kit./Foyers. AMPCO ELECTRIC INC. - All • Fully Insured 908-928-6025 Repairs & Renovations Ron Sturman 908-255-1388 Electrical repairs/installations 24 Hour Emergency Service 908-972-7779 908-780-4457 Burglar alarms. Lic.#8977A 1-800-540-0315 No Job Too Sm all Lie. #9844 908-928-4888 Free Estimates Fully Insured CERAMIC Tile Installed Free Estimates. 908-739-8797 908-238*5553 State License *4448 Fully Insured Free Estimates BATHROOMS REMODELED BEST ELECTRIC 908-462-0029/908-254-0029 Lie. No. 6273. Fast depend­ CERAMIC Tiling. Specializing able service. Reasonable M & M POOLS G.P. POOL rates. Free est. 908-671-0121 WALL CALL O U R SCHAEFER & SONS in bathrooms. Repair old or Openings/Closings SERVICE, INC. VINYL SIDING install new. Lowest prices. COFFEY ELECTRIC I PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISERS Service & Repairs Call Perry 908-928-4427 Concrete Pools • Heaters A Full Service Company W hy Paint? TO GET THE FRED’S Custom Tile 1-800-468-1819 PAPER HANGING Custom • All major brands Specializing in Ceramic, Complete service. FREE est. 5 STAR RATING JO B D O N E . 10% O F F Inground • Window casings • Overtiangs & eaves Marble & Granite. FREE est. Lie. # 11813 908-446-1819 ★ ★★★★ INGROUND LINERS Pool Installation • Shutters Work guar. 908-583-2954 P ~ With coupon^ • Leaders & Gutters CRAWFORD ELECTRIC FREE ESTIMATES­ • Vinyl replacement windows 908-928-4300 Lic.#11325 10% O F F ‘100. OFF • Vt Dow insulation * WiHiwper JUmoral I ANY INGROUND LINER I Low prices on recessed lights, CUSTOM COVERS REPLACEMENT • Free Estimates Insured TILE outside lights, outlets, service (by 8/31/94) » On Tlate fatwwMw ^ (Expires 8/31/94) ^ Bathrooms, kitchens, foyers & upgrades 8i trouble calls. 908-360-4917 5 3 6 -5 9 3 6 backsplashes. 908-257-5366 DEPENDABLE Electric Co. Serving Monmouth Cty. Lie. #5151. Complete service. 908-9J8-5769 Fully Ins. All Work Guaranteed 908-367-7641 over 25 yrs. WALTER AYERS Free Estimates. 908-738-7070 Complete bathroom remodel­ JBS ELECTRIC- A/C lines & EASY Fully Insured ing. Kitchen floors, backs­ pools. Ceiling & attic fans. plash, foyers. 908-505-6564 Reasonable. Lie. #11363. AFFORDABLE MY POOL MAN INC. m m . . 908-888-8298 Free estimate. PAINTING Jack Barsky EAGLE 076 Cleaning JRM ELECTRIC Exterior/Interior Swimming Pool & Spa Openings & Closings E R O O F IN G Free Estimates PAINTING POWERWASHING Pool Supplies & Chemicals Delivered Bonded & Insured Interior/Exterior WALLPAPERING - Weekly Maintenance Program ' at-it* -'%■<(/ CLEANING DONE BY IDA NJ License #9944 Call 908-525-9770 • Power Washing Expert Heater & Leak Detection, Filter & Pump root repairs * re-roofing • tear offs RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL ‘ lO^&up Repair & Liner Replacement Reasonable. 908-264-6266 • General Carpentry Per Single Roll • new roofs * plywood resheeting L 908-536-6353 Free Estimates CLEANING SERVICE "Satisfaction Guaranteed' • carpentry work • gutters & leaders Houses & offices. Good refs. Fully Insured John 908-545-0516 ♦ vinyl siding & complete trim Call 908-651-7028 S Lic.#9425 908-671-9150 or Ivan 908-846-9893 „ ,3jj _ 22 Years 908-367-6446 Free Estimates Experience 908-928-6618 CLEANSWEEP C ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SPECIAL SERVICES HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE Reasonable. Thorough. De­ L ighting-ln & Outdoors i ■■k-k-k-k'k-k'k'k'k-k-k'k'kjr-k-k'k-k-k-kir'k* pendable. We clean your S ervices-Spas & Pools JUNK house the way you would if C eiling & Attic Fans M il) WALLPAPER? you had the time. FREE esti­ LARRY’S ELECTRICAL OUR mates. Refs. 908-583-9617 “FANTASTIC” “FABULOUS” CARS Spec, in residential work. 30 Call us - You 7/ be glad you did because m r r r c - HOME BRIGHTENERS yrs. exp. Senior Citizen Disc. • WE ARE EXPERIENCED INTERIOR DECORATORS Sales * Service * Repairs BOUGHT BUSINESS HOUSE CLEANING 908-431-4889 Lie. #5922A AND WALLPAPER COORDINATORS Reasonable rates Reliable • SHOP AT HOME SERVICE OUR SPECIALTY Chemicals * Liner Specialist Call Jane 908-583-9387 RAMSTHALER • LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN. WE WILL NOT BE OPENINGS 8c CLOSINGS MARLBORO DIRECTORY UNDERSOLD HOUSE CLEANING - Quality • LARGE SELECTION OF LATEST DESIGNS AUTO service. References. ELECTRICAL CO. Shanley Pools & Const. Co. GETS Call Mary anytime 257-6374. Bonded. Fully ins. Free est. WRECKERS NJ Lie. #12321. 908-792-0762 908-536-9393 RESULTS HOUSE CLEANING STEPHEN RODRIGUEZ INTERIORS IMJMUED Established 1964 License #308254 Affordable & reliable Laura Bursey 908-446-6588 908-591-1400 Call Daya 908-247-3546 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Free est. No jobs too small. OFFICE CLEANING LIC #12229. 908-679-9465 Experienced & professional. UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC Cont. Cleaning done at your conve­ Insured & Licensed #8478 nience. 908-495-0454 or NO JOB TOO SMALL 908-495-4814 24hr Service. 908-283-2682 THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 27, 1994 5 5

081 Lawn Care 079a Exterm inators 079c Floor Finishing iH I Floor Finishing 080 Gutters 080a Handy Persons Handy Persons 080a Handy Persons . Landscaping WADE'S HARDWOOD DON-WELL Construction HANDYMAN- All jobs, big & E-Z LANDSCAPING TRIPLE ‘E’ CUSTOM WOOD small. Very reasonable. Call FLOORING-1 nstallations, NED STEVENS A-1 MR. FIX IT “Large or small we do it all" WHATEVER IT TAKES sanding, refinishing. Quality for free est. 908*679-5999 EPA cert. Fully ins. All types, FLOORING All types of home repairs. Ap­ 35 yrs. carpentry experience. 3yr guarantee. Complete land­ including termite inspection. Sanded, stained, bleached & work at reasonable prices. GUTTERS Fully insured. Free estimates. scape & lawn maintenance, Call 908-787-5829 pliances to carpentry. 10% HANDYMAN- Small & BIG Cheapest rates around. finished. Third generation Thoroughly Cleaned senior discount. 908-727-2762 Call Rollie 908-297-4208 jobs. Painting, carpentry, roof­ since 1978. 908-536-2084 Lie # 25435 908-446-0808 craftsman. Decks redone. & Flushed $35.-$75. ing & much more. FREE esti­ Free estimates. 908-577-0447 F & R Home Improvemenl IF YOU CANT CUT IT WE CAN WOOD FLOORS Screening • New Gutters • AFFORDABLE HANDYMAN- mates. George 908-238-2257 Mike Pantina Landscaping gSM FLOOR CARE- Floors Roofs • Repairs • carpentry, kit., baths, painting, Inter., ext., painting, power • Installed • Sanded tile. Reas. John 908-462-3087 wash, carpentry. Call Rick HANDYMAN- The Home­ Fully Insured Free Estimates stripped & waxed. 25 years • Stained • Finished 1-800-21 LAWNS experience. 908-222-7749 908-787-4286 owner’s Friend. All types of • Repaired 1-800-542-0267 ALL AROUND HANDYMAN home repairs. Carpentry, 908-495-6860 BILTWELL FENCE AND FLOORS WAXED - Scraping, Free Est....908-431-3126 H&S HANDYMAN SERVICE Free Estimate • Open 7 Days All Types ot painting, etc. 908-780-3509. IS YOUR stump a pain in the MASON- Repair old steps like shampoo. Make old floors Fully Insured • Est’d 1965 RentAHusband 908-583-8837 GRASS? Tree/stump removal. look like new. 30yrs. exp. Home Repairs/Improvements new. 908-495-6166 J & M HANDYMAN “Just Stumps”. Free est. Fully Guaranteed, 908-222-8935 SEAMLESS GUTTERS 908-431-3981, 908-257-2750 MIKE’S FENCE CO. 080 Gutters HANDY ANDY No JOB too small. Refs. Fully ins. Call 24 hrs. 908-634-1318 HARDWOOD FLOORS Installed or Dropped Off ins. Free est. 908-787-5177 Over 14 years experience. by 3L Alluminium Home Repairs/Improvements JUSTIN TYME Sanded. Finished. Installed ALL CRAFT Complete line of custom fenc­ AFFORDABLE 908-446-9027 • 908-928-0216 Reasonable & Reliable LANDSCAPING DESIGN Decks Sanded & Refinished. ODD JOBS Can do most any­ es. Call Mike 908-901-8873 Paint, wallpaper, roofs, decks, Call 908-462-3768 thing. No Job Too Small. Call Call Anne. 908-251-0572 Tom 908-238-4879 GUTTER CLEANING windows, doors & more. PERRINI FENCE CO. John 908-251-0893 TOWN & COUNTRY ALL HOMES $45. Repairs of all kinds. HANDYMAN AND PICKUF LANDSCAPING CHAIN LINK & WOOD 908-322-2014 080a Handy Persons Gary 908-613-0152 Hauling. Cleans gutters, gs RELIABLE-small/odd jobs Free estimates. Fully insured. WOOD FLOORS-Sanded & rage, attic, etc. 908-431-5880 Most trades. Antique furniture Shrub Removal Call 908-238-9123 refinished. Staining & custom GUTTER Cleaning & Repairs restoration. East Brunswick Stump Grinding colors. Decks too. FREE ES­ FREE ESTIMATES ALL JOBS A-1 HANDY MEN HANDYMAN area. Free estimate. Call Joe LARSON SERVICES CHECK TIMATES. Call 908-409-2425 Call John 908-251-0893 LARGE OR SMALL 908-651-8831 day/eves Very responsible. All Jobs. • Painting • Roofing • Decks Painting, home repairs, 908-536-2613 The Classified GUTTER CLEANING Carpentry, masonry, painting, • Ceramic Tile • Carpentry gardening. Call for FREE Est;. 1 ~v-‘ 1 B v All types of roof/gutter repairs roofing, decks, basketball set • All Renovations References. Quality work. Sr. TOP OF CLASS MITONE ENTERPRISES pages for bargains. 088 Pool Services ff My Roof ‘N’ Gutter Man ups. Refs. Free est. Reasonable Rates. Free Est. Citizen discount with this adi All types of home repairs & Lands. & Lawn Care Serv. .. , . , ■ .■ Call 1-800-750-1085 Call William 908-495-6869 Call Yaacov, 908-777-1220 Call David 908-787-8072 renovations. 908-525-1123 Decorator Stone & Islands Complete Shrubbery & Trim Care/edging. No job too small 080b Home Relax, let us do the work! CENTRAL JERSEY S ONLY EXCLUSIVE VOLKSW AGEN DEALER. Light excavating & hauling Call 908-613-9044 ADDITIONS - Basements, MONDELLI Landscaping bathrooms, kitchens, decks. SUMMER SPECIALS Jobs big or small we do them • Maintenance • Designscapes all! References, free est. • Fertilizing Programs Quality Plus 908-521-2491 QUALITY WORKMANSHIP ALEX RUGGIERO’S Fully insured. Free est. Home Repair & Improvements Serving Monmouth Cty. Only Free Estimates/Insured Call 1-800-537-LAWN For Quality & Economy Call 908-780-6920 MT TREE SERVICE Tree removal, trimming, clear­ AMC ing. Fully ins. 908-521-4515 HOME IMPROVEMENT NEED A CUT • Carpentry, • painting, • tile work, • wallpapering & other Call 908-679-3019. Old Bridge general improvements. Refs, & E. Brunswick only. Free est. avail. Call for FREE est. 908-591-0593 ROTOTILLING DECKS 908-536-2613 DECKS INSTALLED $8. sq.ft. ROTOTILLING CUSTOM WORK. FREE Lawns & gardens. Spring, ESTIMATES. Many excellent Summer & Fall. 908-251-7843 references. Call 908-613-5327 • 10 y r / 1 0 0 , 0 00 mi Powertrain limited warranty STUMP & BRANCH ENGLISHTOWN DECKS • 2 yr/24,000 mi bumper to bumper • Dual Ah- Bags limited warranty ♦ Central Alarm System Building & Power Washing 908-446-3347 REMOVAL • 2 yr/24,000 mi free scheduled maintenance « AM/FM Cassette 4 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, an sen st! bttd, Rudy 908-251-5953 ■ 2 yr/free 24-hour roadside assistance 48 monftt fi*closed--- end ‘ V. Tot. pymts FRANTON Construction $8112, • Additions • Basements STUMP GRINDING • Siding • Sheetrocking 908-723-0726 OTHER JETTAS AVAILABLE AT THIS PRICE LISTED BELOW • Taping. A total home care co. Fully ins. & registered by T & D Landscaping the state. Free est. & free • Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M066478 Pearl Red Stk #5418 • ‘94 Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M055648 Alpine White Stk #5396 advice. Monmouth Cty. only “WE DO IT ALL” Call 908-919-7691 • Mowing • Edging • '94 Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M066445 Peearl Red Stk #5415 • '94 Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M051463 Turquoise Stk #5342 • Hedge Trimming • Fertilizing • '94 Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M041821 Steel Blue Stk #5399 GLUCK RENOVATORS • Tree Trimming & Removal • '94 Jetta GL III, 5 spd, #M056039 Dusty Mauve Stk #5361 All types home improvements. Free estimates. 908-462-1317 Painting, Power Washing, Ad­ TOM’S TREE SERVICE ditions, Windows & Doors. All phases performed NEW ’94 PASSAT GLX Summer Roofing Specials Free estimates. 12 Years exp. •ABS BRAKES • PWR WIND & LOCKS TILT WHEEL & CRUISE Call for free estimate. Call Tom 908-905-8964 •AIR CONDITIONING • AM/FM CASSETTE BBS ALLOY WHEELS Member BBB & Chamber of TREE CARE & REMOVAL Commerce. 908-591-0616 Diagnosis. Since 1959. 4 dr, 5 spd, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm ster, cass, p/winds/lks, a/c, t/gls, Month r/def, t/whl. cruise, bkt sts, sport mirrs, sun rf, ABS, fog H, spoiler, ISLAND Remodeling Free estimates. Fully insured. BBS. alloy whls, VIN RE005986, Stk #5433, MSRP $24,035. 48 48 Coyne Tree 908-819-8755 month closed end lease with 0/down. 1st mo pymt, $325 sec dp ★ All phases of home im­ $0 DOWN LEASE or B uy for $18,999 Months provements. ★ Custom decks TREES-*Trimmed*Removed $450 bank fee, doc & M.V. Tot Pymts $14,352. Residual $8983.20. & carpentry. ★ Free Esti­ ★Stumps Ground*Wood Chips mates. Call 908-792-0147 Reasonable Rates Seconds From Pkw y Exits 1 OO A or E3! Call 908-257-1416 Anytime KJS CONSTRUCTION WORLD CLASS LAWN Replacement windows & WORLD VOLKSW AGEN doors. Kit./baths remodeled. Lawn maintenance & tree Vinyl siding & decks. Free est. spraying. MON. CTY. ONLY. Fully ins. Call 908-721-5447 Call 908-928-0717 SZARAWARSKI Builders Custom carpentry & masonry. 082 Lawn Mower N e p t u n e 9 2 2 - 1 5 0 0 @ Additions, remodeling, custom Repair ^**-1-*^ Prices Include all costs except license, reg. & taxes. baths/kitchens. 908-446-4796 BILL'S MOWER REPAIR TOTAL Home Improvements TH IS W EEK’S USED CAFt SPEC IALS Tractors, mowers, saws, etc. Call 908-566-2828 Pontiac Sunbird Most work done at your ’88 '89 Toyota Tercel *87 VW Jetta '88 VW Scirocco 16 V ’87 Ford F150 Pickup '89 VW Jetta '88 VW Jetta GL '88 VW Jetta Carat home. Call 908-888-0184 3 dr hatcft. auto. 4 cyl p/s. p/t 2 dr. auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b. 4 dr, auto. 4 cyl. p/s. p/b 3 dr hatch. 5 spd man 4 cyl. 2 dr. auto, 8 cyl. p/s. p/b, 4 dr. 5 spd man. 4 cyt, p/s. p/b. am/tm ster/cass. a/c. t/gfc am/tm ster/cass. a/c. t/gls. am/lm ster/cass a/c. t/gls p/s. p/b. am/?m ster/cass a/c am/tm ster/cass. a/c t/gls. Gray. 4 dr. auto w/od. 4 cyt, p/s am/fm ster/cass. a/c, t/gls. Giaen 5 spd man. 4 cyl. am/fm 081 Lawn LAWN MOWER, small engine r/det. bkt sts. sport mirrs. ail r/def. bkt sts. sport mirrs, all r/de». bkt sts sport frerrs. an t/gte r/def bkt sts. sport mirrs. VwW. cruise, bench st, all ssn p/b. VIN KW434480 Stk CMS. p/S. p/0. VIN KW606742. ssn sh. Ofld rad VtN r/def. bkt sts. sport mirrs. ssn sti bftu rad m K0406903 ssn srf bttd rac VIN sunrf ad ssn s tl bltd radts VtN stfbfld radials VlNHM m sr *P583 68.897 m» sunrf VfN KW04889I. Slk P- S lk tf>637. 76.599 mi. repair. Pick up and delivery. 72522061 89.065 mi 66.414 mt. HW135204.64.88? mi. JK00444G re03/’ mi 55.898 mi. 607 68.488 mi Call 908-938-3117 *2995 *3350 *4995 NORM’S ENGINE REPAIR *5725 *5950 *6475 *6481 *7395 ALL-PHASES '90 VW Galt '87 Ford Bronco '88 Ford ‘91 VW Bolt ’93 VW Fox 61 '89 Subaru XT-6 '87 Volkswagen '92 Plymouth Voyager 994 Farmingdale/Lakewood Rd. 4 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cy». p/s. p/fc 4 dr auto. 4 cyl. p/s, p/b, 2 d*. 5 scd man. 6 cyl p/s. p/6 Howell 908-901-1221 8iacK. 4 spd man. 8 cyl. am/fm Bronco II 4x4 Cabriolet Conv. Gold. Auto 4 spd man 6 cyl. • Yard Clean ups anVfm ster/cass, a/c, t/gte. 2 dr 5 sm man 6 ctf, jvs/t). art. Ve& am/fm ster/cass, a/c. t/gte. am/tm si mss p m k m u urc. t/gk f/ M bkt sts, sports mjns, cass. p/s p/b p/toywinds. a/c Black. 5 spd mail, 4 cyl, am/fm 2«t 5spdmaa.4cyl,j»Vj>/b.am, am/lm cass, p/s p/b. t/wnl. • Tree/Stump Removal w W, bite. » t iW«, rf rack, all ssn r/def, bkt sts, sport mirrs, all star. r/def. a/c. VIN PP010GG2, ru del tacts, spwl mirrs, an s*ison sroass air cruise, r/def. a/c, VIN TUNE-UPS & OVER HAULS suivf. ait ssn sfl bltd tad, VIN m Hmom stk #5446? s/U tdls, V l« MS6375. SIX; #PS8S1, ssn stl bltd rad, VIN Stk #P633,22,254 mi . sd bita m . afioy »«s m whs, as s • Landscape Renovation IMQ14670.41,094 mi. 79,101 mt HQ340mi. : : : : ^ ■■ : KG3058S1 64.180 f'i NR508500. Stk #5435-1. Pick-up & delivery. MM042646 27,857 mi. HKC02310.66 6MIN 35.323 mi • Sod-Stone-Mulch-Soil Call 908-521-3814 *7809 *7995 *5950 Free est. Fully ins. *8951 *8995 *6111 *6195 *11.500 908-721-4954 WE SHOW UP. '92 VW Passat 6L '91 Mazda Mlata Convert '92 VIV Cabriolet Convert '91 Audi 100 '93 Mazda MX6-LS '93 Nissan Quest XE '92 Mazda 929 '86 Porsche 911 Targa 082a Kitchen Silver, 4 dr, auto w/od. 4 cyl, p/s, 2 df. convertible. 5 spd man, A cyf. 2 ttr, conyerbbte, auto, 4 cvt, p/s, Pearl Oystet, auto o/d, 5 cyl. 4 Red, auto, o/d, am/fm cass, Blue. auto, o/d, 6 cyl. am/m 4dtau® 6cyt,jvs,p/b.«ivfn«pt7caK ARBE LANDSCAPING p/b, am/fm ster cass, p/winds/ 0/s. p/b.

085 Odd Jobs 086 Painting 08C Painting 083 Masonry/Pavir 083 Masonry/Paving 083 Masonry/Paving 084a Light Hauling 087 Power Washing | Cleanups Wallpapering A BEAUTIFUL CRAGGAN TRUCKING CUSTOM MASONRY STAMPED ★ AAA ★ ALL PAINTING JOBS- HOUSE WASHING BRICK PAVER JOB Cleanup work & small moves A QUALITY JOB Excellent indoor & outdoor 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE No job too small or big Affordable Clean-ups. painting. Residential & com­ ATA POWERCLEAN Driveways, Patios, Concrete ALL PHASES PERFORMED Done by C.L. WYATT CONCRETE Call for free estimates We take away anything. INTERIOR RENOVATIONS mercial. Free estimates. Fully Member N.J. BBB Work, Retaining Walls by... ASK FOR ERIC 908-727-7736 Free est. 908-264-2520 insured. 908-679-5999 1-800-794-1417 D. Power Const. 908*583-2297 NO JOB TOO SMALL Driveways, Patios, Sidewalks Wallpapering & Sheetrock CALL 908-390-6629 Pool Decks, Fully Insured CLEANUP- Trash, old fire­ Repair. Call 908-873-3906 BOB’S PAPERHANGING ADVANCED MASONRY Free Estimates. 609-971-5151 JUNK REMOVAL wood, branches, dirt, con- WILL BEAT ANY PRICE! POWER WASHING Interlocking pavers, concrete, DON S CUSTOM MASONRY Prompt courteous service. Bill ACE PAINTING REMOVAL TOO! Exp., refs. brick, stone, glass blocks, Fireplaces/Patios/Foundations or Greg. 908-888-1549 Free est. 908-360-0048 ACTION Free estimates. 908-251-4352 Interior/Exterior custom block walls. Free P & RCLEANUP Powerwashing • Decks • Patios & Storage LIGHT HAULING BROWARD PAINT & •Aluminum/Vinyl • Driveways sealer with all pavers. Pickup truck. Cellars, yards Garage & yard cleaning. Commercial/Residential 908-286-2525 1-800-269-9591 Everything taken away. Reas, Benjamin Moore Paints PRESSURE CLEANERS • Sidewalks • Brick Cleaning IGLESIAS ALL JERSEY MOVERS cleaned, odd jobs Call John 908-251-0893 Walter 908-251-6573 price. Free est. 908-264-7476 Servicing all areas. Fully insured. References ARK WELDING Pianos, apartments, homes, 908-291-8306 proudly displayed. Free est. CONSTRUCTION offices. Quality work at an af­ TRASH & DEBRIS REMOVAL Call 908-458-3294 Concrete Repairs, Patios & Wood, iron, glass, etc ALL CONCRETE WORK fordable price. Lie. #PM00662. LIGHT MOVING Pavers. Iron & Alum. Railings. Call 908-634-4122 Call 908-787-9123 AL’S PAINTING I Pool I Fully insured. 908-521-9084 CALL 908-238-3181 Washers, dryers, refrigerators, CEILINGS etc. Cleanup work. Reason­ TRASH and JUNK REMOVAL Interior & Exterior APARTMENT MOVERS Professionally sprayed/pop­ BOSS SEAL COATING JUST CONCRETE able. Free est. 908-727-2740 Anything you want taken to GET THE BEST FOR LESS INGROUND POOLS MID STATE SERVICE or 908-364-6578 dumps. Free estimates. Call For free estimate call corn effect/all colors/w/without Commercial/Residential glitter/free est. 908-525-1625 Inc. Free estimates. Call Local. 800-300-8350, PM#378 908-721-8246 908-583-3306 by SHANLEY POOLS Crack filling, patching. FREE 908-721-8857 Repairs/Service/Openings est. Call now 908-738-6369 FURNITURE HAULING REMOVAL E. P. REFINISHING Replacement Liner Specialists CORNERSTONE MASONRY MASON will fix & repair steps, # 1 in Furniture Care Any­ Trash, Furniture, Debris BUY IT ALL PAINTING Electrostatic painting, 908-536-9393, 908-251-5595 • Concrete Work • Steps sidewalks & plastering. Very where. Full household/partial No job too BIG. INTERIOR/EXTERIOR office furniture & home • Brick Pavers • Mail Boxes reasonable. 908-988-0029 move. Lic.PM00276. Fully in­ Rick 908-251-5953 SELL IT Quality Work. Reasonable appliances. Call 908-613-8825 • Barbecues • Brick Fronts sured. Call Jim 908-905-0997 Rates. Mike 908-363-2786 EXTERIOR PAINTING 089 Plumbing • Repairs • Raised Decks MASONRY - NEW WORK FIND IT • All Other Phases of Masonry REPAIRS. Refs. Avail. Classified Works! INTERIOR Call Pete 908-972-0933 Call 908-254-0643 CALL CLASSIFIED! CLASSIFIED CALL CLASSIFIED! DECORATIVE PAPER HANGING ALAN BLACKBURN PAINTING-FAUX FINISHES Plumbing/Heating. CUSTOM COLORS Water Heaters, Boiler Installa­ Bill Paulson-P.H.I. Certified tions. Remodeling. NJ Master ★ Call 908-549-9431 ★ Plumbers License # 5325 FAUX FINISHES 908-238-2945 Showroom Quality. Affordable BACSOKA Prices. Amy 908-224-9295 Plumbing & Heating LIFE'S TOO SHORT JACK Complete kitchen/bath remod­ eling. Water Heaters. Sewer & Drain Cleaning. Reasonable THE STRIPPER rates. Free Estimates. Wallpaper Removal License #5628. We do it all. Painting, Sheetrock Repair TO DRIVE A BORING CAR 908-972-7663 Call 908-727-0014 JOE JAY Painting & Paperhanging G. TAYLOR Call 908-251-4623 PLUMBING & HEATING KELLY’S PAINTING Repairs • Remodeling • New 1994 JETTA GLX Construction • Water Heaters PAPERHANGING • Reasonable • Reliable • 4 door, 5 speed m anual, 6 cyl, PAPER REMOVAL Gary Taylor, Plumbing Li­ 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE cense # 5877. 908-251-5322 p/s, p/b, a ir bags, black Free Estimates 908-679-2142 leather interio r, a ir LERIO PAINTING GARDEN STATE Painting, Plastering, Taping, PLUMBING and HEATING conditioning, am /fm stereo Sheetrock, Paperhanging. WATER HEATERS Free Estimates REPAIRS & REMODELING cass, tilt, cruise, rr/d e f, GEORGE SAHUL JR. 908-390-8655 License #5568 p/w inds/locks, V IN MIKE & SON’S 908-251-5660 RW 507880. Stk #14184. Interior, exterior., painting, MJ LACINA decorating, paperhanging. Excellent, work. Reasonable PLUMBING & HEATING prices. Call 908-495-5068 License #9934. For ALL your B U Y F O R plumbing & heating needs. MSRP *21,865 MIKE’S Call 908-613-7108 PROFESSIONAL TOM’S PLUMBING Plumbing & Heating. Water DISCOUNT s870 * 2 0 , 9 9 5 Painting & Wallpapering Inc. Heaters, Boilers. Appliances & Int./Ext. 10% off. Free Est. Gas Grills installed. Small jobs 1-800-820-1711 OK. 7 day serv. NJ Plumbing Lie. #9454. 908-727-7719 NU-WAY PAINTING 1 994 PASSAT GLX AND WALLPAPER REMOVAL 4 door, autom atic trans, 6 cyl, Quality work at great prices Call Ted 908-615-0592 p/s, p/b, fw d, 2.8 liter, abs, PAINTING & Paperhanging Int./Ext. Free Est. Middlesex SCREENPRINTING p/w indow s, p/locks, am /fm Co. Call Joe at 908-937-8166 T-shirts, sweats, jackets, hats, stereo cassette (anti-theft), signs, decals, vinyl lettering. PAINTING MIKE DOLLY 908-294-8979 dual pow er m irrors, Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper removal. Quality work, 20yrs. cruise, tilt, tin ted glass, exp.. Ins. John 908-251-0893 pow er sunroof. V IN PAPERHANGING $13./single roll. 24 years exp. RE0071 26. Stk #14167. Mike 908-462-9097 ALEX SMUTKO PHIL POLO & SON Painting & Paperhanging ROOFING lnt./Ext. Free est. Fully ins. 908-780-3575 • 908-462-9558 SYNONYMOUS B U Y F O R The economy and taxes are SAL'S PAINTING hurting both of us. I need you, MSRP s2 4 ,5 1 5 PAINT 3 ROOMS and you WILL save money $299. ANY COLOR with me. • Res./Commercial Roofing DISCOUNT s4,020 2 0 , 4 9 5 FOR INQUIRIES CALL I’ll roof your house as if it 908-390-0103 908-521-0537 were my own. Smutko Roof­ ing, year after year, proven to SUMMER SPECIAL be on top of the roofing indus­ Interior/Exterior painting. try. The Dec. '92 & '93 Nor1 $65. per room (2 room min.). Easter demonstrated what can Price excludes tax, tag & M V fe e s . Call Adam 908-536-8040 happen to an improperly in­ stalled roof. Don’t let it hap­ THE WALL DOCTOR pen to you! Please call Alex! Custom Paperhanging 908-583-0412 800-794-ROOF By Tex Miller. 908-536-9451 CRAZY LOW SUMMER REROOF PRICES!! WALLPAPER Using 25 year warranty shin­ gles. Hand nailing at its best. SHREWSBURY Hung with TLC, patience & CALL NOW!!! MOTORS, INC. neatness! Maria 908-888-1337 Limited Time Offer Contractors...! do sub-work ANYTIME, ANYWHERE THE ROOF DOCTOR Seals your leaks when you 702 Shrewsbury Ave., ABSOLUTE need protection the most. Roof repair specialist. Shrewsbury, New Jersey POWER WASHING GUTTER CLEANING Siding, decks, gutters & Free estimates. Fully insured. concrete. Bill 908-251-7089 Evans Maint. 1-800-303-3873 THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 27, 1994 5 7

096a' 096b Window : Special Ser 105 B o a ts for Sale 110 Autos for Sale Washing 'v "'■■■■ < - o,. SLIPCOVERS, Custom made. ALL-BRITE CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE S & R ROOFING & SIDING HEMMING, ETC- WINDOW TREATMENTS 12’ SEARS GAMEFISHER-w/ BEST PRICES Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. Your fabric. QUALITY WORK, Window Cleaning Svc. po. ’93 trailer has third wheel­ ’91 - Red. Exc. cond. 52,000 All types of roofing/siding/gut­ FREE Estimates 908-679-2291 BIG SAVINGS. 908-257-5409 Type & Sew 908-462-7494 BY JERRY Over 1,000 satisified home­ oversized tires. 7.5 Mercury miles. $11,750. Call Mr. ters. Free est. 908-254-1284 TELEPHONE Installation owners in N.J. Ins. Low pjice. OB. Minkota bow mounted Wilner, 908-906-6200 Custom Made Shop At Home "Our Name is our Quality" trolling motor, 8 spd. cable CARLIN ROOFING TOM’S ROOFING Repair, Jacks, Wiring Verticals, mini blinds, pleated Call 908-830-9275 steering foot control. New Construction. Roofs, vinyl sid­ 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX shades. 60% discount w/free CADILLAC Commercial/Residential swivel seats w/extras. $1,700. ing, gutters, leaders, all re­ Call Ed, 908-536-2477 estimate, measuring and or best offer. MUST SELLI SEDAN DE VILLE ’82-86,000 pairs. Free estimates, insured Flat roof specialist. Leaks installation. 100% guaranteed. repaired promptly. Skylight re­ Call 908-919-7949 miles. All power. $1,500. ne­ 908-458-5619 T E L E P H O N E Jerry Asch 1 -609-655-7548 gotiable. Call 908-780-1946 pairs. Free est 908-721-5583 CHAUFFEUR 13’ JET BOAT-w/galv. trailer. CENTURY ROOFING INSTALLATION 35mph, rebuilt ’93. Many ex­ CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE WE’RE RATED #1! Your car or mine. Anytime, tras, nothing extra to buy. ’91 - Red. Exc. cond. 52,000 Leak specialist/gutter cleaning CJL COMMUNICATIONS anywhere. Airports, NYC, BOATING MAKE OFFER! Call Pete : miles. $11,750. Call Mr. Expert results. 908-254-1329 Sales/Service 908-739-0803 Phila., etc. F/t or p/t. Low days 908-681-4477 Wilner, 908-906-6200 rates. Conley 908-449-2019 evenings 908-295-8520 J & R ROOFING & SIDING AAA LEVY’S DUN-RITE CADILLAC SEVILLE COMPUTER REPAIRS UNBEATABLE RATES OLYMPIC Airport Shuttle WINDOWS WASHED 16’ CHRIS CRAFT Trihull with ’78. V8. Auto, all power, a/c, Repair your IBM Computer or trailer-$300. 16’ GLASTRON am/fm stereo cass. Runs well. Exp. & Ins. 908-846-7525 HP Printer. Free Estimates 26 departures to/from Newark STORMS & SCREENS Trihull with trailer-$500. Call Airport. $15. FROM HAZLET. Asking $600. 908-390-6470 Please call 908-828-0857 GUTTERS CLEANED after 5pm 908-238-6490 ALTERATIONS $12. FROM WOODBRIDGE. No waiting. Exc., clean work. 12 FT. BOAT-Sears, fber- RL LEMPFERT FOR THE FAMILY CADILLAC SEVILLE 84- DEVLIN REUPHOLSTERY JFK & NYC Piers, $25. & up. Reas, rates. 908-739-8755 glass Gamefisherman, i jatv 19’ CAPRICE Excellent condition. 88,000 Re-roofing, tear-offs, repairs CALL 908-536-5810 Call 1-800-822-9797 trailer, 9.8 Mercury outboard 131 Volvo engine with trailer, Dining room chairs, kitchen miles. May be seen- No. Oaks Call 908-679-0096 ALTERATIONS- Men/Women. Ready for water. $1,250. Call needs Gimble bearing-$4,800. Blvd. $2,800. 908-249-0669 sets, etc. Reas, rates. Call AJC CLEANING 908-727-3395 Call 908-254-5817 Bob 908-727-7394 DRESSMAKING. Custom Bridal Parties. 908-446-4838 CHEVROLET CAMARO ’79 WINDOWS/GUTTERS 12 FT. JON BOAT-Everylhing 20’ RENKIN C/C-120 HP 6 cyl., auto., p/s, air, sunroof, Classified Sells FURNITURE REASONABLE & RELIABLE needed to start fishing, (fish­ OMC, I/O. Trailer, power mags. Looks, sounds & runs CALL 908-363-6037 ing equipment, 12 ft. Jon winch, extras. $4,000. Call great. $1 ,695. Call 908-254-0780 1-800-660-4ADS REFINISHING REPAIR Classified Works! CUSTOM CURTAINS boat, electric motor, 4 fishing 908-780-5397 Caning • Rushing rods, 3 tackle boxes. $1,p00. 22’ BAYLINER COBRA ’88­ 908-938-4064 Low Prices...... 908-577-0375 CALL CLASSIFIED! firm. Call 908-382-0308 CHEVROLET EL CAMINO 260 hp engine w/70 hrs., trail­ ’82-Low miles, ’88 Corvette er included. $10,900. Call motor, mint condition. Asking 908-780-1738 $6,500. Call 908-727-2290 23' MAGNA WALKAROUND CHEVROLET MALIBU ’72 ’90-Cuddy cabin. VHF Loran 4 dr., air. Mint cond. 50,000 depth finder, paper recorder, original miles. Standard trans. wsshdown, downnggers, cut* $5,000. Caii 908-871-3690 rodders. '91 trailer. $15,000 Must sell. Call 908-521-9128 CHEVY CAPRICE WAGON ’86- 9 passenger. A/C, AM/FM 25’ WELLCRAFT COASTAL stereo cass., cruise, roof rack, ■87-260 HP IO, FG, eng., P/L, 88,000 miles. 1 owner, cushions, canvas, all like new! exc. cond. $3,995. Call eves Very, very little use. Polished & weekends 908-297-2674 every year & winter covered. $17,000. Call 908-892-4674 CHEVY COSWORTH VEGA ’75-Good condition. 55,000 27’ SEA RAY SUNDANCER orig. miles. $2,500. or best ’88-T/205, a/c, loaded. Low offer. Call 908-297-2089 hours. Very clean. For bal­ ance of loan. 908-251-3347 CHEVY IROC Z ’88 28’ LUHRS ’73-Twin 318 5.7 Eng. T-top, auto, trans. , Chryslers, repowered ’92. wide mag wheels, air, am/fm Sleeps 4, VHF radio, Loran cass. 63,000 miles. $6,500. depth sounder, elctro-sam Call 908-247-3726 head, full galley. Immaculate. CHEVY MALIBU WAGON ’77- $17,000. Call 609-860-0176 Classic, mint cond. P/S, P/B, 32’ HANKINS EXPRESS P/W, AM/FM Cass., Auto. Like Cruiser-Ford Lehman diesel. new. Sacrifice sale. 76,000 Sleeps 4. Dry boat. Excellent miles. Original owner. 350 condition. $7,500. Call 4BBL. Best offer over $4,000. 908-820-9712 Call 908-251-7097 CHEVY NOVA ’87 106 Boating Auto, 4 dr. sedan, a/c, am/fm THIS IS THE LAST YEAR TO BUY IT OR THE radio, high mi., good cond. $2,200. or best price. ’78 EVINRUDE 140 HP-20” 908-274-0688 shaft, power T & T. Runs well. FIRST YEAR TO COLLECT IT. First $700. takes it! Call CHRYSLER CONQUEST TSI 908-821-8697 ’88 - Blk., auto, leather. Good, cond., 120,000 miles. Asking It's true, the first car ever designed for an original Saab 900 Convertibles are at our $3,000. Call 908-536-0339 Need help American summer as well as a Swedish winter showrooms right now. Stop in before the CHRYSLER LE BARON ’87- writing your ad? Turbo, hatchback. With leath­ is about to be retired. The very last of the er interior. Body in good con­ bidding, or the weather, gets too hot. dition, needs new engine. Our experienced Call 908-422-9835 Classified advisors CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE ’75-Auto, air, loaded, Mint #’s will help you write a match, 51,000 miles. $15,500. 1994 SAAB 900 or best offer. Trade consid­ most effective ad. ered. Call 908-390-5531 Give us a call at DELTA 88 ’86-V6, p/s, p/b, p/ TURBO CONVERTIBLE I, air, hwy. miles. RUNS 1-800-660-4ADS WELL. Best offer. Call 5 spd manual trans, 4 cyl turbo, p/s, 908-367-9694 DODGE OMNI ’87 - 4 dr., p/s, p/abs, a/c, am/fm st cass, CD changer, JVC radio/cass. 90,000 miles. tax $1,300. or best offer. cruise, anti-theft alarm w/remote, Call 908-821-1115 4 2 5 DODGE SHADOW AMERICA )/windows, central locking system, AUTOMOTIVE ’92-2 door, auto. 35,000 hwy. miles, am/fm cass., airbag. Keyless' entry...... VIN R 7 0 0 8 4 9 3 , $6,400. Call 908-747-3527 48 MONTH LEASE 110 Autos for Sate DODGE STEALTH ’93-Red. MSRP $------4 0 , 8 7 5 . Loaded. Immaculate condition. 24,000 miles. 5 spd. Baby ACURA INTEGRA LS coming, must sell! $16,399. 48 month closed end lease. First month payment + $450 sec. deposit & $450 bank fee + $3092 ’88. White. 5 speed, power Call 908-935-9350 sunroof w/sun visor, air, cruise FORD A’S TUDOR & down payment all due at inception. Total of payments $20,400. Residual $17,167.50. 10,000 control, alarm, new tires, am/ FORDOR ’29-Excellent driv­ fm stereo cass. 75,000 mi. ers. Call & leave message miles per year, 140 per mile over. Price includes all costs except taxes, registration & M.V. fees. Asking $6,500. or best offer. Day 908-247-6060 or Eves. Call days 908-685-5466 or 908-545-0161 eves 609-799-8625 FORD MUSTANG ’66- 6 cyl., ACURA LEGEND LS ’91- 3 speed, many new parts. Black emerald. Fully loaded, $1,500. or best offer. Call B U Y $ 0 0 O 7 C S A V E leather interior. Exc. cond., 908-297-3767 garage kept. Asking $22,500. Call Mon-Fri 908-972-0600 FORD MUSTANG ’86-6 Cyl., F O R O O j O weekends 908-792-0535 p/w, p/s, air. 86,000 miles. i o $ 7 0 0 0 Good condition. $2,500. Call BMW 2002 ’76-Rebuilt engine, 908-536-3008 new transmission, too much more to list. $3,500. Call Eric FORD MUSTANG ’92 - 4 cyl., 609-882-1507 5 spd., black/black. Premium sound, alarm, remote entry, sunroof. $8,000. or best offer. BMW 325 ’86 Call Gita 908-246-7499 4 dr., exc. cond. Dealer main­ tained. 100,000 hwy. miles. FORD MUSTANG GT ’92- Asking $7,500. Call New racing hood, alarm, tint­ 908-308-1458 ed windows, auto, power w/l, ! MOTORS, INCH metalic blue/grey w/window BMW 528i ’80- lettering. Only 13,000 miles. Graphite. 188,000 plus miles. Asking $14,000. Call $3,000. firm. Please call 908-521-7791 908-846-3525 702 Shrew sbury Ave. FORD MUSTANG LX ’86- BUICK REGAL ’78-Excellent CONVERTIBLE. V6, auto. condition, runs well. $1,000 or Orig. owner, low mi., ga­ Shrew sbury, NJ best offer. For more info, call raged., Exc. cond., must sell. 7 4 1 - 8 5 0 0 908-566-3120 $5,950. Call 908-257-8832 5 8 JULY 27,1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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FORD MUSTANG LX ’89- MERCURY SABLE ’87 CONVERTIBLE. Auto, loaded, Custom silver with black cloth You might be surprised by 54,000 miles. AAA condition. top. LOADED. Asking $3,700. $7,485. Colts Neck. Call Call 908-297-1235 908-946-9127 MITSUBISHI STARION ’88- FORD MUSTANG LX 5.0 ’92- Turbo. Automatic. Silver. Black w/gray int., fully loaded, Loaded. Great condition. many extras. 32,000 miles. $2,500 or best offer. Must sell, leaving for school. Call Ray 908-422-7209 $12,500. or best offer. Call our foreign exchange rate. MUSTANG ’67-6 cyl. Runs 908-946-3721 well. Body ok. $3,000. or best FORD T-BIRD ’77-Green. offer. Call 908-294-0134 or Good condition. Running ex­ 908-431-1081 cellent. 105,000 miles. Asking M U S T A N G G T ’ 9 0- $950. Call 908-613-5327 CONVERTIBLE. 5.0 L. Black FORD T-BIRD ’78-Exc. cond. w/black top. 5 spd., 54,500. Paint job 1 year old. New miies. Like new! Must see! brakes. Runs great. Must see! $13,000. or best offer. Call A Real Beauty. Teal, white 908-530-0094 top & white rims, cruise con­ NISSAN 300ZX ’86 trol, air, p/s, p/b. Asking Fully loaded. Good condition. $1,450. or best offer. Call T-roof, 4 seater, automatic. 908-542-0687/908-935-7135 Asking $5,000. or best offer. FORD TAURUS WAGON LX Call 908-251-2771 '87- Very good condition, NISSAN PULSAR NX SE clean, silver grey, $4,500. or ’87-5 spd., manual transmis­ best offer. Call leave message sion, p/s, p/b, air, car phone. 908-249-1965 75,000 miles. Excellent condi­ FORD TEMPO GL ’87-Dark tion. $3,700. or best offer. blue, 4 dr., auto, p/s, p/b, p/l, Day 908-562-3863 or air, great cond. $2,800. Call Evenings 908-613-0577 . 908-828-5406 PEUGEOT 505 STI ’87- Auto., A/C, ABS, P/S, P/B, P/W, new Odd as it may sound, the more Satums we build, the more im ports tires, etc. 107,000 miles. ★ $3,925. Call 908-297-1014 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA we see, It's become a real pattern. A n im port drives in, a Saturn ’67-273 Commando V8, 4 G E T M O R E spd.; Runs ws!! Re?torab}« condition. $3,000. negotiable. drives out. A nother one comes in, another Saturn goes out. O f course, FOR YOUR MONEY Call 908-469-5089 or SATIRN 908-828-2548 WITH OUR NEW PLYMOUTH LASER RS '90- starting at $10,325* there's no m ystery why. Silver. 4 cyl., 5 spd. Excellent U S E D C A R cond. 31,000 orig. miles. M SR P: o f the 1994 SL is $10,325, including reta ile r preparation and transportation. Tax, license and options additional. Loaded. Air, p/w, p/dl, am/fm If you'd like to know m ore about Saturn and o ur new sedans, coupes, and wagons, please ca ll us anytim e. LEASE PROGRAM cass. Alpine CD remote shut­ tle sys. $8,000. or best offer. ACADEMY HONDA Wkdays after 8 pm or wkends 908-422-2606 OLD BRIDGE, N.J. PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE ’93- a/c, sunroof, luggage rack. SATURN o f FREEHOLD 908-721-3333 Excellent conditon. 24,000 4039 Rt. 9 N orth Freehold, NJ miles. Call 908-246-8135 ★ PONTIAC 6000 ’85-White, 4 908-303-8700 door, 90,000 miles. Body good, needs engine $500. SALES M-F....9-9 SAT....9-6 Call 908-577-9775 SERVICE & PARTS M-W-F...8-5 TUE & TH R. .8-7:30 GOOD PERSON PONTIAC FIERO GT ’85 Original adult owner, full ser­ o f o f B A D C R E D IT vice record, red, new tires, A Different Kind Company. A Different Kind C a r . collectible, driven daily. New Program Available $2,400. Call 908-972-7944 ACADEMY HONDA PONTIAC FIERO GT ’86 V-6, p/w, p/b, ac, am/fm OLD BRIDGE, N.J. cass., sunroof, cruise, tilt wheel. In exc. cond. $3,000 or B E T T E R 908-721-3333 best offer. Call 908-257-3478 PONTIAC FORMULA ’87 HONDA ACCORD LX Blue, V8, 305. 70,000 miles. ’92. Grey. LOADED. Must see. $4,500. or best INCLUDES PHONE. 45,000 offer. Call 908-287-6707 TO BUY PONTIACs mi. Exc. cond. $13,100. or or 908-388-0931 best offer. Call 908-972-6623 PONTIAC GRAND AM ’87- HYUNDAI ’87- Auto, 4 dr. a/c, Grey. Air, p/s, p/b, am/fm sunroof, am/fm ster. cass., cass. Mint condition. Asking 75,000 mi., good cond. $3,000. Call 908-294-5514 Am erica s 3rd BEST SELLING CA $1,100. 908-679-2513 JEEP CHEROKEE LIMITED PONTIAC '88-LOADED. 1 owner. Extra GRAND PRIX ’87-2 dr., auto., clean. Only 58,000. miles. p/s, air, am/fm cass.. Original Thousands Less than $12,500. Call 908-566-7464 owner. 115,000 hwy. miles. FACTORY REBATES JEEP CHEROKEE LTD 90 Very clean inside & out. up to $1750 or ^ Dark grey, ABS, sunroof, $3,200. Call Dave between custom wheels. 62,000 miles. 9am-5pm 908-249-2515 Comparable Im ports! financing as low as ^ $13,700. Call 908-297-9554 evenings 908-536-5517 4.8% plus JEEP CJ7 ’67-Original. ALL PONTIAC GRAND PRIX ’85- NEW. Re-conditioned. $2,200. Mint! 42,000 mi. V8, p/s, p/b, HUGE DISCOUNT or best offer. Call air. buckets, p/w, p/l, tilt, 908-745-4624 cruise, new tires, mags. 1 Custom Lease Plans owner family. $5,400. Call LINCOLN CONTINENTAL ’83 908-780-8861 Top Dollar For Tirades 8 cyl. 4 dr., auto, Black/silver. Plenty Of New 1994's In Stock Loaded. Excellent condition. PONTIAC TRANS AM ’79 $1,400. Call 908-308-9699 6.6, NEW T-TOPS. $1,700. 908-462-3317 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL ’86-80,000 miles. Original PONTIAC TRANS AM ’87 ONLY owner. Exc. cond. Asking Flame red, V8. 21,000 miles, m i n u t e s $6,100. Call 908-888-0927 5 speed, loaded, t-top, alarm, stereo CD. Mint condition, ga­ AWAY! LINCOLN MARK ill ’70- raged. Asking $8,900. Call Middletown Original w/new paint job. Im­ 908-238-9027 maculate. 4T.000 original G ard e n miles. Must see it to believe it! SAAB 900 ’84-5 spd. Power Str®®' $6,500. or best offer. Call Everything. Sunroof. 146,000 908-545-1997/908-322-1760 miles. $1 ,900. Call 908-530-7084/908-916-7159 LINCOLN TOWN CAR ’90- Excellent condition. Black/ SUBARU GL SEDAN ’84- 520 SUMMER CLEARANCE NOW! black. Garage kept. 67,000 Needs clutch & CV’s. Engine DunWm Dfhe strong & dry. Best offer. Call Donut* miles. $1 1,500. Call Brov* 908-681-0804 908-566-0085 MAZDA RX7 ’86-Gold, auto. SUBARU WAGON 88 Pontiac Specialists Since 1930! A/C, sunroof, stereo cass. $3,500. or best offer Low 50,000 miles. $4,500. or Call 908-723-1056 best offer. Call 908-274-1574 TOYOTA CAMRY ’87 - Auto., MERCEDES 220 DIESEL ’70 a/c, cruise, am/fm stereo. 79,000 miles. New engine. 115,000 miles. Asking $4,500. Runs great. $650. Call Call 908-972-6950 908-577-9634 R a s s a s TOYOTA CAMRY LE ’90-V6 MERCURY COUGAR LS ’89- Loaded, air, p/w, p/l, p/seat, Half top, alarm, pinstriping, cruise, ABS, p/moon roof, lug­ phone, extended warranty. gage rack, white. Exc. cond. PONTIAC 50,000 miles. $6,500. $9,800. or best offer. Call uw ned & O perated by the Rassas Fam ily fo r 65 years. Ben Rassas Aaron Rassas Call 908-251-5415 908-536-9258 MERCURY COUGAR LS TOYOTA COROLLA ’83 - Prices include al! costs to consumer '90-24,000 miles. Immaculate Runs and looks good. 395 Broad St. • Red Bank 741-5180 except license, registr condition. All options. $9,995. Very reliable. $950. Open Mon.-Thurs. till 9 PM, Fri. & Sat. till 6 PM Call 908-541-5362 Call 908-957-6712 THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 27, 1994 5 9

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GOOD CREDIT? TOYOTA SUZUKI GS550L COROLLA SR5 '90-White, 5 1982. Maroon. 11,200 miles. spd. 71,000 miles. Excellent Great shape. $800. or best EARLY LEASE condition. Must Sell, moving offer. Call Frank, BAD CREDIT? overseas. Price negotiable. 908-251*3890 Call 908-238*6836 A N D R E T A I L YAMAHA ’82-550V twin, TOYOTA SUPRA 87-Great vision, black, showroom con­ Call ahead for pre-approved credit & receive $200 towards YEBAJEIRI A V lA ftl condition. Garage kept. 1 dition. 4,000 orig. miles. TEKJVUNAHON owner. Well maintained. Secu­ $ 1 ,700. Call 908-446-7391 your purchase. All applications welcome regardless of your rity system. $7,000. Call credit experience. Credit specialists on premises. 908-583-4586 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1971 117 Trucks/Vans Restored. Looks & runs great. A N D 1 70,000 miles. Asking $3,000. PINE BELT AUTO GROUP Call 908-446-3037 CHEVROLET 1500 W fT H A M TROUBLE Selling Your Car? SILVERADO '92 - V8, std. Free Advice/Consignment shift, cruise, air, am/fm cass., C a ll Cash Today/Sympathy custom cap. Red and white. TITLE OR PAYMENT BOOK. Auction/Wholesale First $11,000. or best offer Bill H am ilton WE DO IT ALL! takes it! Call 908-536-9258 ARTY’S AUTO SALES EAST BRUNSWICK CHEVROLET G20 ’85 908-257-6700 Good cond., extras. $3,500. or best offer. 908-257-9536 VOLKSWAGEN BUG ’72- 1-800-366-2733 CONVERTIBLE. Yellow & CHEVY S10 BLAZER 85- black. Good condition. $3,500. Power steering, P/B, P/W, negotiable. Call 908-462-3697 auto., A/C, pull-out stereo, 3” factory lift, sun roof, aluminum VOLVO 760 TURBO WAGON wheels. $4,700. 908-583-2070 ’90-4 cyl., Excellent condition, am/fm cassette. LOADED. CHEVY S10 LONGBED '83­ 40,000 miles. $16,400. or best 4 spd., new V6, new paint, offer. Call 908-747-4572 VERY DEPENDABLE. $2,850. TOYOTA COROLLA ’89- 4 Call 908-364-1773 dr., 4 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s, p/b, am/fm. Exc. cond. 1 owner w/ FORD BRONCO ’81 all maint. rec. avail. Must sell. 4 SPD., P/S, P/B, AM/FM Asking $4,700. 609-655-3197 CASS. Good cond. 100,000 plus miles. $1,200. or best 112 Autos/Trucks offer. 908-431-4465 FORD CONVERSION E150 '88-Hightop. Exc. condition. New tires/brakes. Black & AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 Days gray. 4 captains chairs. Color Free Removal of Junk Cars. T.V., CB, stereo & VCR. $$ for new/old. 908-390-5531 $7,900. Call 908-370-3051 ALL SCRAP CARS AND TRUCKS. LARGE OR FORD F-150 ’91 SMALL. ANY CONDITION. Custom 4 x 2, 8 cyl., 5 spd., H & H AUTO WRECKERS P/S, P/B, AM/FM, Tint, Cap. Q u a lity 908-591-0366 $11,000. Call 908-757-6432 $ CASH PAID $ FORD RANGER '85-V6, auto, NEW CARS pickup truck. Heavy duty sus­ All makes & models. Cash on pension, long bed. 61,000 U sed Cars the SPOT. Call 908-477-6846 miles. $1 ,800. Call NEW 1994 FORD RANGER 609-924-3770 P/U, p/s, p/b, 4 cyl., 2.3 litre engine, a/c, tint, am/fm stereo C A S H P A ID GMC BUCKET TRUCK ’77­ cassette, color: white, mag/alum whls. Stk #RTA23058, ‘87 CHEVY For junk cars, trucks, for 47 foot, Holan Double Buck­ MSRP: $14,096, Vin #3058, Rebate: $400 College grad If CAVALIER recycling. Call anytime Tommy ets, material handling and/or Tow Dolly. Call 908-462-8935 Qualified/$300 Cash Rebate, Discount: $2433. Silver gray, 6 cyl, auto,, p/b, Dell’s 908-787-5453 a/c, am/fm st/cass, luggage DONATE Vehicles, Boats & SUZUKI SAMURAI 88- rack. 74,462 miles. Stk Furniture to Jewish Heritage Custom rims, all new tires, 1 0 , 9 6 3 #12080. VIN HJ222249. for the Blind. Tax Deduct. stereo system. $3,500. or best FREE TOW! NEED NOT RUN offer. Call 7pm-10pm 908-257-1608 8QO-2-DONATE TOYOTA PICKUP '89 NEW 1994 FORD PROBE GL ENGLISHTOWN Speed Shop 4 wheel drive, 5 speed. * 3 5 9 9 Want Used Performance Parts 36,000 miles, $6,500. Rio Red. htch. back, 4 cyl, 5 speed man, p/s, p/b. For Consignment Or To BUY Call 908-446-7760 am/fm st/cass, buckets, tint. Stk #R5 J 70751. Vin #0751 Englishtown Rd 908-792-0400 MSRP $16,155. Rebate: $650 College Grad if $ HIGHEST PRICES $ 8 Motor Homes ' Cash Rebate. Discount $1561. 92 FORD 7150 PICK UP ALL CARS. 908-251-7552 Rec. Vehicles JUNK & RUNNING CARS 16' SUNLINE TRAILER '87- P/U, 5 spd. man trans., p/b, 24 HOUR SERVICE 1 3 , 4 4 4 6 cyl. 4.9 litre engine, tint, Sleeps 4. Self contained. Mint TOP CASH PRICES PAID condition. Moved twice. Call am/fm stereo, rear cap. Stk. CALL 908-536-8031 908-370-5478 #50942, Vin #NNA76819. WANTED-RUNNING and REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks 18' FAN TRAVEL TRAILER NEW 1994 FORD THUNDERBIRD 24,523 miles. '68-Self contained. Excellent Auto, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl. 3.8 litre engine, a/c, tint, rr $100. and UP. Junk Cars Removed. 908-238-9481 condition. $1,600. Please call defog/defroster am/fm st/cass, p/dr Icks, p/w, tilt, after 6 pm 908-449-3315 WE BUY JUNK CARS mag/alum whls, color: emerald green, Stk. 20' TOYOTA MICROMINI #RHI82206, Vin #2206, MSRP: $18,075. Rebate: $400 * 8 9 9 9 Marlboro Auto Wreckers 908-591-1400 WINNE ’88- 4 cyl., auto, w/ College Grad, Discount: $1,875. OD. p/s, p/b, cruise, am/fm cass., awning, 2 a/c’s, 27,000 93 MERCURY miles, new tires, 17 MPG, Asking $13,500. Call * 1 5 ,8 0 0 SABLE GS 908-389-6416 4 dr, front wheel dr., auto, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl., a/c, tint, rr defog/defr, PLYMOUTH COLT VISTA 34* SUN VISTA ’88-Motor WAGON 85-Maxima ’82 . home by Gulf Stream. 460 NEW 1994 FORD AEROSTAR XLPLUS EXTENDED am/fm st/cass, p/w, tilt, cruise, Buick skylark '80. All for parts. p/sts, body side moldings, dual Ford engine. John Deere St a. Wag., auto, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl, 4.0 litre engine, center Call 908-364-1197 chassis. 14,000 miles. 3 a/c’s, air bags, Stk. #11984, Vin T.V., microwave, 6.5 Onan console, a/c, tint, rr defog/defr., am/fm st/cass, p/dr Icks, #GPA64550. 12,600 miles. generator, electric steps, p/w, tilt, cruise, buckets, cust. whl covers, high cap ac dual, ycles washer/dryer, rear twin beds, 7 pass seating, color: electric red. Stk #RZA42640, Vin front gaucho, basement #2640, MSRP; $22,793. Rebate: $500, Discount: $2905. model, large storage compart­ * 1 3 ,9 0 0 HONDA 750/4 ’77-Classic. ments. $27,500. Call 15,000 miles. Excellent condi­ 908-291-1847 tion. $1,200. or best offer. Call * 1 9 ,3 8 8 908-297-9340 35' ROYAL VOYAGER ’93- 93 FORD CROWN Travel trailer. LIKE NEW. Self­ HONDA XR100 '94-Brand contained. Central air, roll-out VICTORIA LX new, never ridden. Must sell. awning, W/D, roomy layout. NEW 1995 FORD BRONCO XLT 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, o/d, p/s, p/anti­ $1,750. Please call Must sell. $12,500. or best STA WGN, auto, V8, 5.0 litre eng., center console, a/c, lock brakes, a/c, am/fm st/cass. 908-446-7391 offer. Call 201-347-5657 tint, rr defog/defr., am/fm st/cass, p/w, tilt, cruise, recliner p/d/l, cruise, tint, p/w, p/tr/rl, KAWASAKI ZX6 ’93 - 5,400 5’ x 10' UTILITY TRAILER sts, mag/alum whls, touch drive 4x4, 2 tone color: dk. 19,200 miles. Stk #1 1955. VIN miles. Neon lights, new rear '92-Tilt bed. 3,000# cap. forest green/white. Stk #RLB39007, Vin #9007, MSRP: X I85840. Jire, 2 Shoie helmets. Z Force Radial tires. $900. cover. Very clean. Never Call 908-545-5218 $28,795, Rebate: $1000, Discount: $4595. dropped. 3 year extended warranty. $5,500 or best offer. COACHMAN ‘84 - 26ft. New * 1 4 ,9 0 0 Call 908-521-3175 motor with factory warranty. 53,200 miles. Good condition. 2 3 , 2 0 0 KX 250 MOTORCYCLE ’92 $10,500. Call 908-521-0144 $2,000. or best offer EXTRA PLASTIC COLEMAN POP UP Call Joe and leave message CAMPER- Exc. cond. New at 908-727-1080 tires. $2,100. Call 908-583-5773 SUZUKI GS450L 700 SHREWSBURY AVE. /r MIDAS '81-27Vfe ft., 45,000 3S BURGUNDY. 2.257 miles, miles. Generator, awning. 5 .ike new. Garage kept new items: roof, furnace, tires, io8;(7 4 1 I-6001 i {1,500. ior beet offer Call ask exhaust, refrigerator. $9,900 RED BANK (9 Call 908-462-9688 TSWSflCISMHtWS 4T, «. . 1L . .. , , ---- A 6 0 JULY 27, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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(mM. j cruise, sec sys, pin strip, : tint, cruise, p/tr, intermit p/tr, rec/seats, p/w, tint, sec i p/d/l. p/mir bd/side md. Wit, p/nur. bdrside/md tmt cause, intermit wipers mats till, alum ; wipers, mats, tilt, alum wh. sys. mats, p/d/l, p/ant, titt, i cruii*, p/tr, mt wtpers. mats. memw wipers mats. Wt. wSw .By giving you over 25 years of combined leasing expertise. alum wh. ext. color: gray, int. i; p/ant, tilt, alum whls, ext. color : wh. exterior color: black, ; VIN /PB631255, 14,071 mi. white, ml. color: blue, Stk. tires, exi color silver, at color 5 interior color: gray Stk #6573, : exterior color, mocha, color; gray, Stk. #6545, VIN > gray. Stt *720 Vm /NH10389? #MH460444, 45.539 mi. :: #6510, Vm #M1891080. 48 370 CALL ...By offering all Manufacturer Rebates and Rate Specials. i Vm #M9147881 44.019 miles interior color: tan. mites. 44.741 ml OUR NEW * 9 , 9 9 5 * 1 0 , 4 9 2 * 1 0 , 9 9 5 * 1 0 , 9 9 5 * 1 0 , 9 9 5 800 # IF We Lease ’9 2 ’93 MERCURY YOU LIVE '94 MERCURY ’9 0 B U I C K ’92 MERCURY T O P A Z G S C H E V R O L E T P A R K A V E . VILLAGER LS G R A N D Van, 6 cyl.. auto, o/d, p/s, p/b, OUTSIDE 4 dr . 4 cyt. auto, p/s, p/b, LUM INA Z-34 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto, p/s. p/b. a/c. am/lm st/cass, fab/mt. a/c, am/fm st/cass, fab/mt, anti-lock. a/c. am/fm st/cass. MARQUIS Every Make And Model 2 dr. 6 cyl, auto. o/d. p/s. p/b. tab/int, p/seats, buckets, p/seats, buckets, rec/seats. p/seats, rec/seats, r/def, 2 dr. 8 cyl auto 00. p/*. 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t a * t 94 COLT ES s l y 94 RAM PICK-UP TRUCK

Dodge. 2 dr.. sport model, front whl. dr., 1.5L 12 valve MPI4 cyl auto trans.. pur. strng./brks. Dodge. 2 dr.. Long Bed. 135' wb. 3.9L MPI V6 eng.. 5 spd. man. trans. pwr. duaJ AIRBAGS. AIR. AM/FM stereo cass. t/gls :de: ds rridgs dig tfock. sport mrr halogen strng/rear anti lock brks, no air. AIRBAG. AM/FM Stereo, digital clock, halogen ampM J aws. «■. oucket seats pvj,- trunk re ease spi t ‘old down rear seat dual remote mirrors, int lamps. 35 gallon fuel tank, gauge pkg, r/step bumper. 8 tt. bed. modular behind wprs rear spoiler. VIN* RU028068. MSRP S13.011 lrC' $400 co lege rebate seat storage, VIN ?RS6221I8, MSRP: S13.929. Incl. S400 college grad rebate. 51 1 , 6 9 5

f H s s . 94 CARAVAN 94 B250 CONVERSION VAN '94 STEALTH

Dodge, front wh: dr 7 passenger 3 0 MPI V-6.3 sod. auto, trans pwr strng/brks. DcsgtDodge. 6 cyicyi, 3 spdspd. auto transtrans. parpwr. sirngstrng/brks. &rns A:RAIR. AM/FM stereo-cass.stereo-cass, tgiasst/glass. tilttilt, cruisecruise, D m * 1012 valve Vt 5 spa n r trans. p r sung brks dja AIR3AG AIR. AM FM stereo AIR dual AIRBAGS AM FMstereo t g.ass o s mldgs. dig pack, halogen lamps dgdig. dockclock, custom graphics. 4 cap:capt. charschairs, r.sctar/sota. pwr. pwr windteks/ntirr, .-.ird iocks'rr.rr appearance group bucket seats, pwr deck re.ease family value pkg 24T. VIM «RR759?28. MSRP malum, ^.nls.whls, neavyheavy out,duty suspens.cr;suspension, luggage rackrack. VifJ^VIN? RK173094 MSRP: 126.937.S26.937. InclIncl. $1000S1000 halogen lamps pwr » . grpund effects pkg -ear deoM sposer. 'ear e per-wasner. split lo.d S18263 Incl S713 man rebate S S400 college grade rebate. man. rebate. S500 previous owner cert.Scerti S400§400 college grad rebate. down rear seat, keyless enlry. VIN# RY009031. MSRP: Incl. S400 college grad rebate. $ 15,497 *17,9955 1 7 , 9 9 5 $21,495 A IM VM U A L D EM O CLEARANCE - EtlG SA VIN G S! “FAMOUS FOR SELLING THE FINEST USED CARS SINCE 1969” ’90 EXCEL •91 COLT DL ‘90 SUNDANCE '90 DAYTONA Hyundai, 2 dr. Hatchback, 4 cyl. 4 spd man. trans, man. strng, pwr. Dodge, 2 dr. Hatchback, 4 cyl, auto, trans, pwr. strng/brks. AM/FM Plymouth, 2 dr. Hatchback, 4 cyl, auto, trans, pwr. strng/brks, AIR, Dodge, 2 dr. Hatchback, 6 cyl, auto, trans. pwr. strng/brks, AIR. brks, AM/FM stereo-cass. no air. r/del, b/s mldgs, cloth int. Stk, stereo, AIR. r/def, tint, b/s mldgs, cloth int, Stk. #54021 A, VIN AM/FM stereo, tilt, r/def, t/glass, b/s mldgs, cloth int, Stk. AM/FM stereo-cass, pwr. mirr, tilt, r/def, t/glass, b/s mldgs. cloth #37140B, VIN #LU057170.45,520 miles. *2495 #MU064129, 79,142 miles. — #43033A. VIN #LN204048, 61.685 miles. * _ int. Stk. #40030A, VIN #LG433291. 57,999 miles. * „ _ _ *3995 *4495 *4995 *89 CARAVAN C/V *88 GRAND MARQUIS LS '88 PARK AVE •92 TOYOTA PICK-UP Dodge, Cargo van, 3.0 6 cyl. auto, trans, pwr. strng/brks, AIR, Mercury, 4 dr. Sedan, 5.0L 8 cyl. auto, trans, pwr. strng/brks, AIR. Buick, 4 dr. Sedan. 6 cyl, auto, trans, pwr. strng/brks, AIR, pwr. Toyota, 4 cyl, 5 spd. man. trans, man. strng, pwr. brks, no AM/FM stereo, r/def, t/glass, vinyl int, Stk. #49140A, VIN AM/FM stereo-cass, pwr. wind/seats/locks/mirr/ant, tilt, cruise, r/def, wind/seats/locks/mirr/ant, tilt, cruise, r/def, t/glass, b/s mldgs, wire air, cap roof, bench seat, vinyl int., Stk. #49545A. VIN #KX604697,78.218 miles. . t/glass, b/s mldgs, landau roof, cloth int, A _ whl. cvrs, cloth velvet int, sim. conv. rf, t r A | | p Stk. #32182A, VIN #JX645800, 86,437 miles. #N5133635,23,708 miles. *5995 *4995 Stk. #41024A. VIN #J1685198, 82,187 miles. 5 o 9 5 ‘91 GRAND AM LE ■92 SPIRIT ■92 SPIRIT '90 RANGER XLT 4X4 EXTENDED CAB 4X4 Pontiac, 4 dr. Sedan, 4 cyl, auto, trans, pwr strng/brks, AIR, Dodge, 4 dr. Sedan, 4 cyl, auto, trans, pwr. strng/brks, AM/FM Dodge, 4 dr. Sedan, 6 cyl, auto, trans, pwr. strng/brks, AM/FM Ford, Pick UP, 6 cyl, 5 spd. man. trans, pwr. strng/brks, AM/FM AM/FM stereo-cass, r/det, t/glass, b/s mldgs, cloth int, Stk. stereo-cass, AIR, tilt, cruise, r/def, t/glass, b/s mldgs, cloth int. Stk. stereo, AIR, tilt, cruise, r/def, t/glass, b/s mldgs, cloth int, Stk. stereo-Alpine cass, no air, t/glass, sunroof, cloth int, running #42150A, VIN #MC591133. 34,566 miles. * 0 7 9 5 #37197A, VIN #NF269106,29,801 miles. #Y475, VIN #NF215311,44,228 miles. _ _ _ _ boards, bug shield, Stk. #49576A, ^ _ _ —i _ *7695 *7995 VIN #LPA34125, 54,511 miles. $ Q g ( j H ■93 TRACER ‘91 CARAVAN LE '92 EXPO VAN '93 COUGAR XR-7 Mercury, Wagon. 4 cyl. auto, trans, pwr. strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM Dodge, Wagon, 6 cyl, auto, trans, pwr. strng/brks, AM/FM stereo-cass, Mitsubishi, Wagon, 4 cyl, auto, trans, pwr. strng/brks, AM/FM Mercury, 2 dr. coupe, 5.0L 8 cyl, auto, trans, pwr. strng/brks, AIR, stereo-cass, pwr mirr, r/Oel, t/glass, b/s mldgs, root rack, cloth int, AIR, pwr. wind/seats/locks/mirr, lilt, cruise, r/det, I/glass, roof rack, stereo-cass, AIR, pwr. wind, tilt, r/det, t/glass, rool rack, cloth int, AM/FM stereo-cass. pwr. wind/seats/locks/mirr/sunroof, tilt, cruise, Stk. #42307A, VIN #PR628827,19,070 miles. j g y cloth int, Stk. #42002A, VIN #MR128777,71,247 miles.,.- _ _ _ Stk. #49110A, VIN #NZ054326, 30,079 miles. , . . _ _ _ r/def, t/glass, b/s mldgs, leather int, m A j> r *9995 *11,995 Stk. #40052A, VIN #PH672634.15.505 miles. * | 4 ) 9 9 3 450 King George Rd. Wbodbridge, NJ

Price(s) and payments) include freight, transportation, shipping, dealer prep. & any additional costs to be borne 908-826-1220 EASY TO REACH: G.S. PARKWAY NORTH EXIT Rt. 9 North, second FORDS Exit - Rt. 184 by a consumer except for lie. costs, reg. fees & taxes & bank fee. Credit to all qualified buyers who are West. At 1st light make a right. RT. 9 NORTH to RT. 184 WEST - FORDS - same as above. MINUTES AWAY: FREEHOLD 25 min - MANALAPAN 20 min approved by our primary finance source. Not responsible for typographical errors. HAZLET 10 min - RED BANK 25 min - ASBURY PK 25 min THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 27, 1994 6 3 FOR YOUR LOWEST PRICE ★ CALL 363-2900! USEE

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OLDS FOR LESS! AT PINE BELT CHEVROLET I jgg======^==^^=M = f AT PINE BELT OLDS « » « c e o p r i i h ^ 3 2 ^ * o « s - a o 3100 SFI V6 Engine lOMLY 30 MOMTMSl PICKUP ‘ • 4 • Automatic Transmission with Overdrive • Power Side Windows • Cruise Control am/fm ster so cass.. rr def, a/c. Stk#' 5471 ONLY 30 MONTHS C IERA SED AN • AM/FM Stereo with Cassette • Extended VIN#FtZ054686. MSRP $13,954 Option to 4 cyl eng, 5 spd man trans, $500 Value Pkg buy at $0057 Total of payments $4644. a/c. am/fm ster/cass w/dk, sliding rr wind. SPECIAL EDIT ON Range Speakers • Power Mirrors Includes $500 College Grad Rebate. B U Y P R I C E : :$ 1 4 8 MO S1K#1633R. VIN#RK165967 MSRP • Floor Mats • Stk #G-1240 • VIN#R6409802 Discount $1466. $12,549. Option to buy at $5393 Total of payments $5328. Includes $400 College Grad •MSRP $16,380 • Lease for 36 Months L E A S E F O R : 1 2 9 mo * 1 2 , 4 8 8 B R ^ I O . 9 8 8 Rebate Discount $1561. Option to Buy at S8845 • Total of Payments S7164

*94 CORVETTE 94 ASTRO VAN L E A S E F O R : * 1 9 9 m o ONLY 3« MONTHS lOMLYi ■ w -mm. HOMTHSmahoucI .1 o e i v i »-»s«p Coupe. V-8. 4 spd auto trans w/od, p/s. p/b. Pass extended van. 8 cyl. 4 spd auto trans • Sedan ■ 3MMO SFI VA Engine • Anti-Lock Brakes • Dual Air a/c. am/tm stereo cass w/CD, 6 way p/seat * 9 4 Bags - 4 Speed Electronic Automatic Transmission • Till Stk#1686R. VIN#R5115877 MSRP $39,519 Steering Wheel * AC • Cruise Control • AM/FM Steieo Option to buy at $20,289. Total of payments Cassette and a 6-Speaker Dimensional Sound System • Power $15,300. Includes $1000 Vette voucher 4 B U Y P R I C E : 8 8 R O Y A LE $400College Grad Rebate. Discount $8302. B U Y P R I C E : Trunk Release - Trunk Cargo Net • Power Driver's Scat • t. Discount $3255. SPECIAL EDITr i o N Power Door Locks * 15" Aluminum Wheels • Power Amenna & Outside Mirrors • Pass Key Vehicle Secuttly System * Ftont *425 MO. * 3 1 , 2 1 7 L E A S E F O R : s2 1 5 mo * 1 9 , 5 2 3 A Rear Reading Lamps * Front Storage Armrest * Stk 0O- 1072 • VIN R4HIINS9I • MSRPSI9,99«i • Lease for 30 Months • Option to Buy m $13,196 • Total of Payments $7290 >•4 CAVALIER RS ♦9 \ CEO TRACKER lONLY 30 MONTHSj LEASE FOR * * 2 4 3 m o 2 dr, 2 wd conv, 4 cyt. 3 spd auto trans, fVs. a/c, am/fm ster/cass w/dig elk. _____ PEMXS.ISIP BETTER lOMLY 3« MONTHSl S0c#1275R. VIN#R6926228. MSRP . dr sedan, 4 cyl 2 2 liter eng, 3 spd auto trarts, $14,478. Option to buy at $7078. Total of p/b. rear defog, am/fm ster/cass. cruise. B U Y P R I C E : payments $6804 Includes $1000 Gm otk#14t5R. V1N#R7270798. MSRP $13,164. Option to buy at $5210. Total of payments Rebate & $400 College Grad Rebate $6480 Includes $400 College Grad Rebate. I s H e r e ! Discount SI 692 ______* 1 1 , 8 7 2 *189*0^11,988 *9 + C E O M E T R O ‘04 CHEVY HARK 111 To Preview Call lONLY 30 MONTHSl CONVERSION VAN 3 dr H/B coupe. 3 cyl eng, 5 spd man ...... * trans, rr def, am/fm ster/cass. m/s. lO N L Y 3 0 M O N T H S M ary for Appt. Stk#1124R. VIN#R6742151. MSRP V-8, 4 spd. auto, trans w/OD, p/s, p/b. The 199S J%Mmm 90 5 - 5 0 0 8 $8430. Option to buy at $3000. Total of a/c, am/fm stereo cass , tilt/cruise, payments $3204. Includes $300 GM p/windows, p/locks, STK#1667R. Rebate & $500 CoHege Grad Rebate VIN#RF162739. MSRP $27,902 Discount $1431 Includes $500 GM Rebate and $400 OVER 400 OLDS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY m s O Z P w io . * 6 9 9 9 nucc:$2 2 ,5 8 8 College Grad Rebate. MJ'S LARGEST CHEVY DEALER!) n s s m i OVER 1200 CHEVROLET • GEO'S IN STOCK IMMEDIATE DELIVERY USED CARS FOR LESS! I SUBARU FOR LESS! \USED CAR LOAN SALE S . g % APR FINANCING'* I ‘86 PLYMOUTH RELIANT S/W ‘88 MERCURY TRACER ‘89 DODGE SPIRIT LE ‘91 CHEVY CAVALIER 4 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b, STK#77935, 4 dr, 4 cyl. H/B, auto, a/c, t/gls. 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, rear defogger. p/s, 4 dr, 4 cyl. auto, am/fm stereo, p/s. p/b. STK#78482, 73.385 ml. p/s. p/b. STK#78433, 68,058 ml. AT PINE BELT SUBARU] 87,895 ml, VIN#GF 144266 vlN#JR692136 STK#78515, 70,206 mi. VIN#OK295878 VIN#M717706 S 2 2 8 8 $ 3 9 8 8 $ 3 9 8 8 $ 4 9 8 8 91 CHEVY CAVAUER 92 PONTIAC SUNBIRD SE ‘95 LEGACY^ ‘94 IMPREZA SEDAN ‘89 FORD PROBE l_X ‘90 CHEVY LUMINA 4 cyl. auto. a/c. r/def. t/gls, am/fm ALL 4 cyl, 5 spd, a/c. r/def. t/gls. am/fm 2 dr, 6 cy». auto, a/c. r/def, t/gls, am/fm ster/cass, p/lks. tilt, spd cntrl, p/s. 4 cyl. auto. a/c. rear def, t/gls. am/fm SEDAN "85301sa. Msnp 113 21— _,— ster/cass, p/wlnds/lks. spd cntrl. p/s. ster/cass. tilt, spd cntrl. p/s. p/b. 60/40 p/b STK#78050. 37.042 mi. stereo, p/lks. p/s, p/b. bkts. console. •ndurtaa tl.OOU’aoaM Oaoounl: sts STK#77275. 66,392 mi. VIN#L9205108 STK#77751. 37.246 mi. VIN#N7565393 p/b STK#76815. 47.389ml. VIN#K5196709 VIN#M7210625 4 cyt. 5 spd man trans. dual atfbegs, a/c. % G 8 8 8 % 8 4 8 8 $ 9 4 9 5 p/s, p/winds/lks. cruise, am/fm stereo $ 7 3 8 8 cass. Stk #033-S. VIN S1210717 MSAP LE A S E FOR: 93 FORD MUSTANG LX ‘92 CHEVY ASTRO CARGO VAN *17,251 Includes $1,000 Subaru 4 cyl. outo. a/c. r/def. t/Qts. am/fm ster/cass. BAD CREDIT? 6 cyl. auto, t/gta, am/fm ster/cass. rally whl. coupon/previous owner Discount $2563 ' * 1 2 9 M o . p/mlrrs/winds/Iks. tilt, spd cntrl. p/t. p/fc>. We con Help you with your cvocftt > .• -n if*you have ar-clared bankruptcy) p/s. p/b. bkt*. console. STK#76?54. 30.873 mi. Bring us yoi.r lost 2 pay stubi. a valid driver s liT*nse, you' soctai 'security B U Y F O R B U Y FOR STK#77649. 21.704 ml. V IN* PF123696 cord and a utility bill Wt- 'i ta«e cam of youf rndit apptoval. VIN#NB 104977 $ 1 0 , 4 9 5 CALL NOW. ASK FOR MR. HARRIS 908-905-5008 S I O . 8 8 8 $ 93 CHEVY C A VA LIE R RS ‘93 CHEVY S-10 PICKUP ‘92 DODGE 150 PICKUP *93 GEO TRACKER 4x4 14,688 4 dr. 4 cyl. auto, a/c, r/def, t/gls, Tahoe pkg. 6 cyl. 5 spd. a/c. t/gls. 6 cyl, auto, bedllner, a/c. am/fm Hardtop. 4 cyl. auto. a/c. r/def. 10,488 am/fm ster/cass. p/lks, tHt. spd cntrl. am/fm ster/cass. p/s, p/b, console, am/fm stereo cass. rally whl. p/s. p/b, p/s. p/b. bkts. console. STK#77605, bench seat. STK#77060. 4.088 mi. stereo, rally whl. p/s, p/b. b/w rads. 19.378 mi. VIN#P7168127 VIN#P8152038 Stk#77724. 34.761 ml, VIN#N5544003 S1K#77374-22%5 ‘9 4 S V X S 1 0 . 8 3 5 S I 1 . 2 9 5 $ 1 2 , 9 9 5 ‘94 LEGACY SEDAN ‘93 CHEVY ASTRO VAN LL ‘93 C H E V Y A S T R O V A N '93 CHEVY &LA*ER S-10 ‘92 CHEVY CORVETTE JO "ZtsS* *25 333 c 7 pass. 6 cyl. auto. a/c. t/gls. am/fm 7 pass. 6 cyl. auto. a/c. t/gis. am/fm Tahoe pkg. 6 cyl. auto, a/c, r/def. Coupe, glass top. V-8, auto. a/c. r/def. ster/cass. p/winds/lks. tilt, spd cntrl. ster/cass, p/wlnds/lks. tilt, spd cntrl. p/s. t/gls. am/fm ster/cass, p/wlnds/lks. t/gls. am/fm ster/cass/CD, p/wlnds/lks. p/s. p/b. STK#77423. 29.244 ml. p/b STK#77701. 22.866mi. VIN#PB184511 tiC spd cntrl. p/s. p/b. STK#77456. tilt, spd cntrl. p/seat, p/s, p/b. Ithr Int VIN#PB208112 28.430 ml. VIN#PO 135552 STK#77373. 29.125 rm, VIN#N5112537 LE A S E FOR: LE A S E FO R: S i 5 , 6 9 5 $ 1 6 , 9 9 5 $ 2 5 , 9 9 5 * 2 9 9 M o . * 1 7 9 M o . BUDGET CENTER 100% W ARRANTY NO MONEY DOWfl B U Y FO R B U Y FO R F R O M S 4 9 5 60 DAY 2000 M ILE BUY HERE PAY HERE 0“= FINANCING WARRANTY INCLUDED TO QUALIFIED S' 9 0 5 5 0 0 8 ON SELECT VEHICLES ______BUYERS! 19,999 $ 13,999 OVER 300 USED CARS & TRUCKS! r TO Q T TO FROM evam w H N R B : . 10 MINUTES From TOM8 RIVER IWJ'S LARGEST SUBARU DEALER! . 15 MINUTES From F R E E H O L D I OVER lOO SUBARU 5 FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • 20 MINUTES From A8BURY/NEPTUNE - 27 MINUTES From KEYPORT/HAZLET a* 1908) 363-2900 * GSP Exits 90N & 91S * OPEN LATE EACH NITE • SERVICE 363-1200 • PARTS 363-4600 Price(s) lncludes(s) all costs to b e paid by a consumer, except tor licensing, registration and taxes. All otters sublect to qualifications of buyers with purchase of vehicle Prices based on 36 Mo Closed end lease wtth $3000 cash down, 1 st mo. & security deposit. 12,000 miles per year, 1OC per ml overage unless otherwise Indicated. This advertisement must b e presented at time of purchase to validate prices and supersedes all previous offerings. Copyright 1994 Pine Bett Adv. Not responsible for typographical errors CHEVROLET • GEO • OLDSMOBILE • SUBARU • CHEVROLET - GEO • OLDSMOBILE • SUBARU • CHEVROLET • GEO • O L D S M O B IL E • SUBARU 6 4 JULY 27, 1994, THE INDEPENDENT

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This 24 month Red Carpet lease comes with all these features

FUEL-INJECTED V6 ENGINE • DUAL AIR BAGS AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION • AIR CONDITIONING AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE • ALUMINUM WHEELS POWER SEAT, WINDOWS & LOCKS • CRUISE CARPET MATS • POWER STEERING & BRAKES %SSSSSSSESJ PLUS MUCH MORE! New 1994 Mercury 4-door, VIN#RA649015. MSRP $20,140. Closed-end lease Includes all costs except tax, license & registration tees, $2900 down/trade, 1 st payment & $200 refundable security deposit (or a total of 1 $3299 due at signing, total payments $76/6, buy option at end $12,482. MERCURY 15,000 miles/year then 11 cents/mile 1 BRAND NEW LINCOLN LINCOLN BRAND NEW LINCOLN M A R K VIII T O W N C A R

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This 24 month Red Carpet lease comes with This 24 month Red Carpet lease comes with 32-VALVE V8 ENGINE • DUAL AIR BAGS • ABS • AUTOMATIC V8 ENGINE • DUAL AIR BAGS • ABS • ELECTRONIC AUTOMATIC TRACTION ASSIST • POWER SUNROOF • AIR CONDITIONING A/C CLIMATE CONTROL • ILLUMINATED REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY COMPUTER-CONTROLLED AIR SPRING SUSPENSION POWER LEATHER SEATS, WINDOWS, LOCKS & MIRRORS POWER LEATHER SEATS, WINDOWS, LOCKS & MIRRORS POWER TRUNK RELEASE, ANTENNA, FUEL DOOR & STEERING PREMIUM STEREO • CRUISE CONTROL AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE New 1994 Lincoln 2-door, VIN#RY766798, MSRP $40,505. Closed-end lease includes all costs except tax, I New 1994 Lincoln 4-door, VIN #RY723197. MSRP $36,150 Closed-end lease includes all costs except tax, license & registration fees. $4499 down/trade, 1st payment & $400 refundable security deposit for a total ol $5298 license A registration tees. $2499 down/trade, 1st pymnt & $400 ret sec dpst lor a total ol $3298 & $2000 M ir J L due at signing, total payments $14,075, buy option at end $24,985.15,000 miles/year then 11 cents/mile. incentive due at signing, total pymnts $12,075, buy option at end $20,995.15,000 miles/year then 11 c e n ts / m ile ^

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NEW 1993 NISSAN 240SX FASTBACK NEW 1994 NISSAN 300 ZX - NEW 1994 NISSAN SENTRA XE 4 DR. 6 cyl 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seats cruise 4 cvl 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, tilt/cruise, console, wire 4 cyl 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, tilt/cruise, wire whl cvrs ABS brakes, console, alloy whls.,'v 1-'- AM/FM « * * « —stereo — cass.,— • T.G.,t b T-t- whl cvrs., AM/FM stereo cass., P/sunroof. T.G., cloth int., r. def., AM/Fm stereo cass., T.G. cloth int., r. def., buckets. Stk. #N3064. #N2918. VIN #RX545880. MSRP buckets. Stk. #N2550. VIN #PW315295. MSRP $20,285. tops, cloth int., air bag. Stk VIN #RC796926. MSRP $13,634._ $35,559. SAVE SAVE SAVE $5,564 $2,639 $5,290 Eatontown location

1993 NISSAN SENTRA SE 1993 CHEVY CORVETTE 1993 NISSAN MAXIMA SE 4 DR. 5 7 ltr., 8 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S. P/B, A/c, P/L, P/W, P/seat, P/mirror, 3 0 liter 6 cyl.. auto trans. w/od., P/S. P/B, A/C P/L, P/W. P/mirror, elec. sunroot. 2 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, tilt/cruise, AM/FM auto climate control., leather sealing, steel alloy whls., P/antenna, fog lamps, AM/FM stereo w/cass. & CD, tilt/cruise, air bag. ABS lumbar support, security syst.. stereo cass. Stk. #U5286. VIN #PC740298.11,810 miles. AM/FM stereo w/cass. S CD, glass top, tilt/cruise, air bag, ABS. Stk. #U2533A. leather wrapped steering. Premium sound syst., stl. alloy whls., pinstripe, child safety VIN #P5112230. Only 3,448 miles. lock P/antenna. Stk. #U3110A. VIN #PT401286. 28,894 miles. SALE PRICE * 9 , 9 9 0 SALE PRICE * 2 7 , 4 8 8 SALE PRICE * 1 6 , 8 0 0 Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing, registration and taxes. if 'The Name to go to h r Quality New t Used Cars and Trucks s » » S f LABRIOLAA NISSAN New & Used Nissan Carscars & TrucksirucKS Nissan Diesel, UD Trucks, Quality Used Cars & Trucks E. New Newman Springs Rd. Route 35 (Opp. Mon. Mall) (J A 9 1 Q Cl I (Exit 109) RED BANK 741-2433 (Exit 105) EATONTOWN O H t “ I O UI THE INDEPENDENT, JULY 27, 1994 7 1 NISSAN a a e a s a - i NISSAN OFCAR TOMS RIVER BUYERS NOTICE!OF KEYPO RT

NISSAN Y O U M U S T B U Y N O W ! ABSOLUTE 1994 NISSAN DISPOSAL TOMS RIVER & KEYPORT LOCATIONS ONLY! 300 Vehicles C learly M arked • CARS • TRUCKS • VANS • WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 AM-TIL THE LAST CUSTOMER LEAVES!! NO HASSLES • NO HAGGLES • DISPOSAL PRICES A large Nissan dealer has a huge selection of over 300 vehicles that must be disposed of immediately. These are brand new, factory fresh vehicles, special order vehicles and a large number of vehicles from other dealers that have been prepped but never delivered. They will be made available to the general public one week only, Monday thru Saturday. Bring in your trade-in. Certified appraisers will be present to offer top dollar for your trade. All applicable factory cash incentives will apply. Finance Specialists will be standing by to arrange for special 2.9% financing! Bring your title, payment book and checkbook! Make your selection during this special one week sale and drive home in a new vehicle today! All vehicles will be clearly marked. No hassles. No. haggles. VIRTUALLY EVERY MODEL & COLOR AVAILABLE WILL BE SOLD! ABSOLUTELY NO PHONE QUOTES WILL BE GIVEN! CARS SOLD ON A FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE BASIS!

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Pete Sucato HUGE INVENTORY " 4 T ‘84 NISSAN MAXIMA ‘88 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA in Customer ^ Auto, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm 4 dr, 5 spd man trans, 4 ster/cass, p/wind/Iks, a/c, cyi, p/s, p/b, am/fm Satisfaction ^ t/glass, rw def, t/whl, st/cass, a/c, t/gls, rw def. cruise, bkt sts, sport mirrs, bckt sts, sports mirrs, all M onm outh sunrf, alloy whls. vin season stl bltd rdls, vin #JW310290,69,190 mi. & Ocean ^ ET243184 114,698 mi, Counties \ *2995 *5995

' ‘91 CHEVY CAVALIER 89 MITSUBISHI STARION w j 1 TURBO ESI 2 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, J dr hatch, 5 spd man, 4 cyl MITSUBISHI p/b, am/fm ster/cass, turbo, p/s, p/b, am/fm a/c, t/gls, rw def, sport st/cass, p/winds/lks, a/c, NEW '95 GALANT ES SEDAN mirrs, sun roof, vin t/gls. rw def/ t/whl, cruise M7293514.40,519 miles. bckt sts, sports mirrs, all ssn • DUAL AIR BAGS • AIR CONDITIONING • P/WINDOWS/LOCKS stl bltd rdls, alloy whls, VIN • AM/FM CASSETTE STEREO • TILT WHEEL & CRUISE 1X2010490,76,857 mi. 4 dr, Auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, t/gls, r/def, bkt seats, console, sport *7995 mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls, alloy whls. Vin #SE006709, Stock DOWN? *6995 #3582. MSRP $19,089. 48 mo. closed end lease w/$0 down. '89 JEEP WRANGLER '93 HONDA CIVIC DX Total pymts - $10,512, residual - $9544.20. 4X4 2 dr, 5 spd man, 4 cyt, p/s, LEASE SAHARA PKG - 2 dr, 5 spd p/b, am/fm ster/cass, man, 6 cyi, p/s, p/b, t/gls, rw def, sport mirrs, am/fm st/cass, bckt sts, pinstripe. Vin #PH504839. sport mirrs, all ssn stl f94 ECLIPSE GS COUPE bltd rdls. chrome whls, 31,414 ml. • AIR CONDITIONING • AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE • soft top, VIN #(0119880. REAR SPOILER • T/GLASS Stk #3459B, 74,202 ml 3 dr hatch, 5 spd man, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, r/def, bkt sts, sport *9999 DOWN mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls, styled whls. *9995 VIN RE055251. Stk #3605, MSRP $16,230.48 mo. closed end '90 VW CABRIOLET CONV. '89 BMW 3251 LEASE MO. lease w/$0 down. Total pymts - $10,512, residual - $7141.20, Red w/black top, 2 dr. convert­ 2 dr, auto, 6 cyl, p/s, p/b. * 2 1 9 am/fm st/cass, p/wlnds/lks, ible, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm ster/cass, p/winds/lks, a/c, t/gls, rw def, t/whl, cruise, a/c, t/gls, r/def, cruise, bkt sts, Ithr int, bckt sts, sports mirrs, '94 DIAMANTE ES SEDAN sport mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rad, sunrf, all ssn stl bltd rdls, alum • AIR CONDITIONING • AM/FM CASSETTE STEREO alloy whls. Vin ILK022868, whls, rr spoiler, vin IK4495705, • TILT WHEEL & CRUISE • PWR/WINDOWS & LOCKS 61,785 ml. 55,945 ml. 4 dr, Auto, 6 cyt, p/s, p/b, t/gls, r/def, bkt seats, sport m irrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls, alloy whls. Vin /RY024091, Stock #3540. *10,995 *11,995 MSRP $26,220. 42 mo. closed end lease w/$0 down. Total DOWN '94 MITSUBISHI '94 MITSUBISHI pymts - $12,138, residual - $13,634,40. MIRAGE “S" SEDAN GALANT ES LEASE Program car, 4 dr, auto, 4 program car, 4 dr, auto trans cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm st/cass, st/cass, p/winds/lks, a/c, p/winds/lks, a/c, t/gls, rw t/gls, rw def, t/whl, cruise, def, t/whl, cruise, BcKt sfs, '94 MONTERO LS 4X4 bckt sts, sport mirrs, all sport mirrs, all ssn stl bltd • V6 POWER • AIR CONDITIONING • AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE ssn st! bltd rdls. Like new! rdls, VIN IRE040672, 6388 mi. w• IREMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY • PWR SUNROOF VIN SRU0O8O61,5566 mi. Like new. 4 dr, Auto, w/od, p/s, p/b, p/winds/lks, t/gls, r/def, t/whl, cruise, bkt sts, console, sport mirrs, rr rack, all ssn stl bltd DOWN *11,995 *15.495 rdls, alloy whls, tire covers. Vin #RJ013374, Stock #3603. '94 MITSUBISHI '93 TOYOTA CELICA MSRP $27,393. 42 mo. closed end lease w/$0 down. Total EXPO LRV pymts - $14,658, residual - $13,970.43. LEASE GT CONVERTIBLE $0 Program car, 5 dr hatch wgn, 2 dr, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, auto, 4 cyl, p/s, p/b, am/fm SPEC IAL OI= THE W EEK st/cass, p/wlnds/lks, t/gls, rw am/fm ster/cass w/co play' def, t/whl, cruise, bckt sts, er, p/w, p/l, a/c, t/gls, rw sport mirrs, all ssn stl bltd rdls, def, t/whl, cruise, alum/alloy Styled WfllS, VIN #RU002165,7456 whls, “all black’. VIN '94 DIAMANTE LS SEDAN ml. like new. PQ131538.29,361 miles • V6 POWER • AM/FM CASSETTE & CD CHANGER • PALOMINO LEATHER • TRACTION CONTROL • ABS BRAKES 18,995 DEMO, LOADED & LIKE NEW ! 4 dr, Auto, w/od, p/s, p/b, p/winds/lks/sts, a/c, t/gls, s a v e r/def, t/whl, cruise, Itr int, bkt sts, remote mirrs, sunrf, alloy whls. Vin #RY001272, 3 8 4 1 Stock #3258.5778 demo miles. Original MSRP $35,579 Special Price $27,495 Where Quality & Professionalism Come Standard • one miie south of Monmouth Man GS Parkway Exit 105 * Hwy 35, North Oakhurst Route 35 N • Oakhurst MITSUBISHI* Mon-Fri 9:00-9:00 • Saturday 9:00-6:00 Prices in this ad include all costs to consumer except license, reg. & taxes. All leases 10,000 mi leases req. 1st mo pymt & $400 bank fee Refundable security deposit on Galant is $1,500. Eclipse $1,500. Diamante $2,100. Montero $2,400. Leases subject to approval by primary lender. See dealer for details.