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A re teachers overpaid?
Louise Ellinger, just named Keyport’s Teacher of the Year, assists Sherrae Gutridge, a kindergarten pupil at the Keyport Central School. Many readers responding to a recent Independent sur vey said that they believe area teachers' salaries are too high. However, school officials say educators are finally getting fair compensation after years of being paid too little. See Page 3 for survey results and a comparison of teachers’ salaries. For Ellinger’s story, see Page 14.
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e l e c t i o n Page 24 H azlet budget goes to voters Page 22 Five candidates vie fo r three
K eyport board seats Page 26
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A re teach ers p aid too m u ch o r too little?
ers. At that time, the Survey reveals lawmakers were responding to com 1 Teachers' Salaries 1 public’s opinions plaints that teachers were underpaid and that Number of full Lowest Highest Average Median By Lauren Jaeger the profession was not Town time teachers Salary Salary Salary Salary Staff writer attracting top college Hazlet 265 $26,400 $54,800 $44,305 $51,700 Good salary. Summers off. Short graduates. working day. Spring and winter hiatus. The increases at the Holmdel 159 $26,000 $58,800 $41,962 $40,500 And all medical benefits paid. bottom of each district’s More than any other complaint voiced pay scale caused a rip Keyport 87 $25,600 $53,800 $36,824 $34,900 ple effect, as veteran in the recent Independent survey on Matawan-Aberdeen 252 $27,000 $56,000 $49,900 schools, readers said they were unhappy teachers wanted their $45,495 salaries to increase footing the bill for the increasing salaries Middletown 676 $28,800 $59,600 $43,866 $43,300 of their school districts’ teachers. commensurately. And many asked why teachers’ salaries As the 1980s ended are so high when the job includes so many and the economy ...... perks such as those listed above. slowed, taxpayers felt Source: New Jersey Education Association 1991/1992 Are teachers’ recent raises fair when so the pinch of paying for the second and third years of teachers’ benefits are totally covered for the roughly many people in private industry are get 110 teachers in the district. See related story, Page 14 ting laid off or taking serious pay cuts? contracts that were settled when money was available and good, new teachers In Hazlet, a new teacher would ,earn Jerri Antunes, spokesperson for the $28,500 this year with a bachelor’s degree are not looking to be reimbursed for that New Jersey Education Association were in short supply. extra hour and a half of work. They have a Commenting upon the Independent and $30,280 with a master’s degree. There (NJEA) in Trenton, said that teachers’ are 230 full-time teachers in the district, personal interest in the students.” salaries are far from exorbitant, especially survey results, Antunes said, “I don’t Barbara Horl, president of the think these people are saying that the with more than 50 percent leaning toward when their job is not all it appears to be on the top of the pay scale. The top salary in Matawan-Aberdeen Regional Board of the surface. salaries are high, but that they did rise.” Education, said, “ If we are to value teach " Antunes was puzzled as to why the the Hazlet School District is $57,625. Certainly, there has been a large rise in Most of the opposition to teachers’ ing, we must as a community value our teachers’ pay over the past decade. In majority of the public feels that teachers teachers. Trying to tie these different work short hours and have summers off. salaries in the Independent survey was 1980, the average teacher’s salary in the from people living in Middletown Town strings together is a very difficult task. state was $18,000 a year. In the 1991-92 “ Many teachers take workshops in the “ But in light of the economic situa summer or work towards an advanced de ship. school year, the average teacher’s salary Starting teachers with bachelor’s de tion, teachers may have to recognize that was $38,639. gree,” she explained. “ Many teachers are residents will not be tolerant of salaries working a second job in the summer.” grees in Middletown earned ”$30,960 for Since teachers’ salaries constitute the their first year teaching in 1992-93, they think are exorbitant,” Horl said. bulk of school district budgets, local tax Also, she pointed out, teachers are “It is the single, biggest complaint I busy preparing the curriculum and grading $36,836 with a master’s degree, and levies — and taxpayers’ tempers — have $43,187 with a doctorate. Their three-year hear,” she added. often risen as the salaries have increased. papers when they’re not teaching classes. Holmdel Board of Education President In addition, the conditions in which they contract, which expires June 30, called for But Antunes contends that teachers an 8.5 percent increase each year. Ralph Blumenthal said, “ Holmdel teach still are not well-paid in comparison to work are not the best, Antunes explained. ers’ salaries are comparable to those with “ There is no air conditioning in the The top-paid teacher in Middletown other professions. earned $65,207, according to Steve other districts In the county and the state. “ Teachers’ salaries are not on par with classroom,” she said. “They’re not work But people recognize that we are known ing for corporations like Merrill-Lynch or Robinson, the assistant business adminis other salaries,” Antunes said. “ That aver trator. as a quality education district, and we do age state salary (for teachers) of $38,639 Nabisco. provide a quality education to our stu “ Teachers genuinely like kids and But not everyone is unhappy with the is equal to 16 years of experience.” teachers’ salaries. dents. The history of the rise in salaries stems want to teach,” she added. “ Salary levels help you compete,” he A Keyport teacher starting the 1992-93 • Leonard Rose, an Aberdeen Township from a 1968 New Jersey Legislature bill resident running for the Matawan- added. “ Better people will choose to go that allowed the teachers’ union to arrive school year fresh out of college with a where the package is better.” bachelor’s degree earned $27,180. If the Aberdeen Regional Board of Education, at collective bargaining agreements with feels that teachers may even be paid too The Holmdel and Matawan-Aberdeen the Board of Education, according to an new teacher has a master’ s degree, the Regional School Districts were closed last starting salary would be $29,880. little in salary. official at NJEA. “ T h ey’ re in business,” Rose said. week, and administration there could not In 1985, state legislators set the mini Currently, the top salary for a Keyport be reached for comment during the writ teacher is $56,982. In addition, medical “They’re in the business of teaching. They mum salary at $18,500 for full-time teach often volunteer their time and services and ing of this article.
M ost resid ents w ant educators’ salaries reduced
“ Get rid of the high-paid older teach What I like best about my local public building is unsafe and unhealthy. It leaks ers,” wrote one irate resident from the ‘In today’s econom y, schools is: in the rain. The bathrooms are unsani Middletown School District. “They are a “ Parents show an interest in their chil tary.” Middletown. waste to society. Do away with tenure.” a 3 percent raise dren’s schools.” Aberdeen. “ Get rid of (too many) teachers and The above reader’s feelings were “An adequate quality of education for enlarge the classroom sizes.” Middletown. echoed by most of the people who re and fully-paid the students, although adding more pro “ Busing for children who walk on dan turned the Independent school survey en health coverage grams does not necessarily constitute im gerous roads!” Middletown. closed in the March 24 edition of the In proved quality of education.” Aberdeen. “ Some of the teachers are just there to dependent. are scandalous/ “The talented and caring teachers and pick up a paycheck.” River Plaza. The clip-out section polled readers on staff. The child study teams. The great “The humanistic, man-centered, atheis items ranging from where improvements and fully paid health coverage are scan special-ed teachers.” Lincroft. tic approach to teaching.” River Plaza. are needed in the schools to where spend dalous. Accepting a Middletown Teachers One thing my local schools should “ Better quality in academic teaching. ing should be reduced or increased. Education Association ‘no concessions’ spend more money on is: More enrichment programs for all stu Most of the responses were emotion attitude is ludicrous.” Middletown. Although people protested against dents.” Aberdeen. ally charged, but short and to the point. teachers’ salaries, many said that more “ Teachers must be realistic in today’s “Too many administrators.” Aberdeen. When we asked people to rate their economy. No fat cats, please.” Belford. should be spent on curriculum materials “Teacher morale.” Matawan. district as either good, average or poor, “ Their salaries are too high already. and maintenance of the schools. “Ongoing maintenance to preserve most people chose the last option. After all, they work from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 “School repairs. Maintenance. property values and maintain safety re Several chose “average.” Two picked p.m. and only 180 days a year. I don’t Books.” Middletown. quirements for the children.” Matawan. “good.” even send my own children to the public “Science and math programs.” Middle Only readers living around the Middle And every survey, except for two, town. school system. The older teachers are an town and Matawan-Aberdeen school dis said that their school systems spend “too tiquated in their old way of teaching.” “ Facility maintenance.” River Plaza. tricts mailed in their surveys. much,” tather than “the right amount” or Middletown. “ Up-to-date supplies and equipment.” One man from Hazlet — and no one “ too little.” Middletown. “ Teachers’ benefits are more precious else from that town — mailed in his opin Despite gripes, many of those polled than gold to them, and it’s time they start “School buses. Class trips. Gifted and ions on the local district. found the time to write about the positive talented programs. School libraries. Com ed contributing towards health care.” But not a single survey was received aspects of their school districts. River Plaza. puters.” Lincroft. from Holmdel or Keyport readers. “My local schools should reduce “ Curriculum.” Hazlet. Another anonymous resident, from the Could it be that they are the most satis spending o n ...” Matawan-Aberdeen School District area, What I like least, and what needs most fied with the operations of their districts? The No. 1 response: teachers. advised the district to “ stop hiring teachers improvement, is: “ In today’s economy, a 3 percent raise who are out for just the money.” “The (Middletown High School South) — Lauren Jaeger . 4 - APRIL 14, 1995, THE INDEPENDENT
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The municipal budget, introduced with a house assessed at $150,000. A 3-cent cellaneous revenue. A dditional aid no fanfare or explanation at last week’s increase would mean $45 more to the It also received more delinquent tax re Township Committee meeting, is just shy same homeowner. ceipts than anticipated as well as more m ay drop change of the $9 million mark and will result in a The $8,938,000 municipal budget is up regular tax revenue. Tax revenue was ap 9-cent tax hike. 3.37 percent from last year, said proximately $300,000 higher than antici to only 3 cents Mayor John Bradsfoaw said after the Bradshaw. pated, and delinquent tax receipts were By Marilyn Duff meeting he hopes additional discretionary The amount to be raised by taxes is about $90,000 higher than expected. Staff writer state aid, which has not been awarded yet, $4,058,000. The 9-cent increase would Budget appropriations include: will lower the increase to just 3 cents. bring the municipal purposes property tax $6,490,317 inside the state-imposed cap, HAZLET-—The number “ nine" is in A 9-cent increase would mean an addi to 65.5 cents per $100 of assessed valua $1,531,683 outside the cap, and $916,000 this year in Hazlet. tional $135 a year in taxes to the owner of tion, up from 56.5 cents last year. for the reserve for uncollected taxes, based This will be the first municipal rate on the 96.48 percent collection rate in increase in three years. 1992. The budget will be advertised this Items excluded from the cap include week and a public hearing will be held municipal debt service, which is May 4. $1,069,000; also, state and federal pro The detailed budget can be reviewed at grams, special emergency authorizations, WE Town Hall. Copies can also be purchased. public assistance, municipal court appro The county portion of the property tax priations, interlocal service agreements MOVED! rate has not been formulated yet, and the and the reserve for uncollected taxes. school tax will be decided following next This year’s cap was set at 1.5 percent, 11 inch Helium Balloons 4 9 ^ each week’s school election. but municipalities are permitted to in The fourth component of the property crease it to 5 percent by passing an ordi tax, the fire district tax, will drop as a re nance, which Hazlet did. sult of the budget defeat and subsequent Towns had to apply by April 1 for dis d i s c o u n t ! township reductions, but the tax office cretionary supplemental property tax re OFF RENTAL ORDERS could not specify how much. The overall lief. ()\Tiymw.oo_ fire levy is down about $30,000 from last Last y.ear towns which received the aid year when the rate was 14 cents per $100. in 1991 automatically received it again, RENTALS Bradshaw attributed the municipal tax but there is no guarantee that will happen Tables Dance Floor Chairs increase to a significant drop in revenues. Chafing Dishes Tents Coffee Urns this year, according to Jay Johnson, a state China Bars Glassware Interest income is down over $100,000 Department of Community Affairs Popcorn Machines Fountains & More and municipal court income, $150,000. spokesman. Custom Balloon Decorating Service The revenue side of the budget, besides Hazlet received $364,744 in each of the tax levy, includes $625,000 in antici the last two years. One penny on the tax Ann’s Party Supplies pated delinquent taxes, $700,000 in sur rate is the equivalent of about $60,000. plus, and $3,555,000 in miscellaneous EST. 19 7 7 The Hazlet Swim Club budget is Visit our New Location in the Town Square Shopping Center, Matawan revenue, which includes both local rev $440,800, down from $501,300 last year (off Garden State Parkway, Exit 120) (next to Pizza Hut - Cheesequake) enue and state aid. based on a smaller operating surplus and Last year the township used $447,976 an approximately $14,000 decrease in an 5 6 6 - 1 8 6 9 in surplus and realized $4 million in mis- ticipated 1992 revenue. W hen w as the last tim e you really felt great? Center helps D on’t let m inor aches and pains ruin agoraphobics People in need of support or informa the quality of your life. tion concerning agoraphobia/panic attacks can contact the Open Center., Shrewsbury. Ongoing services for sufferers of d i s c o v e r agoraphobia include therapy, peer coun seling, support groups and telephone ther apy for people who are homebound. At least 13 million people in America chiropractic suffer from agoraphobia/panic attacks. The condition causes irrational fear, panic and anxiety. There is frequently no specif ic connection between the panic and a M a k e a n cause. It can strike at any time. It can re sult in paralyzing fear. Often, people with ointm ent today agoraphobia become homebound. a p p At the Open Center, the condition is viewed as one that affects the mind and body. Although there are many different I theories about the origin of agoraphobia, I one fact remains consistent: People who I Bethany Commons experience panic attacks need emotional 8 t Bethany toad support. Hazlet, N.J. 07730 The degree of support needed depends on the severity of the condition and the 8 8 8 - 0 0 7 7 resulting limitations in daily functioning. Therapy is provided by professionals in Pay to the order o f. the fields of social work, psychiatric nurs ing and gestalt counseling, who have been trained in and are especially sensitive to This certificate is good for one compiimentaiy examination, and the issues and needs of people who suffer x-rays (if needed). This ad must be presented on date of first visit from agoraphobia/panic attacks. Peer counseling is offered by recover 'alue $235.00 Expires: May 12, 1993 ing agoraphobics who have gone through a recovery program, received training, and are supervised by therapists. Dr. Vincent Rullo • Dr. Nancy Ritschel For further information about services Bethany Chiropractic Center • 1 Bethany Road • Hazlet, NJ 07730 • 888-0077 or to enroll in a support group, call the Open Center at 544-8055. THE INDEPENDENT, APRIL 14,1993 7
V oters to face question M O W O P E N HAZLET o f pu rchasing fire tru ck HEALTHCARE and boards and then leases the equipment H azlet would repay back over a series of years until it is paid MODERN M EDICAL CARE in full. THE OLD FASHIONED WAY im provem ent panel Because of its buying power, the items can be acquired at a lower price and, ac • Immediate Medical Care over 7-year period cording to Margiotta, at better interest No Appointment Necessary rates. By Marilyn Duff • Board Certified Physicians Staff writer The agreements are subject to free holder approval. GYN Services Available By Appointment Open Mon - Fri 8 AM-9 PM HAZLET — The township hopes to The township plans to purchase 16 cat Sat & Sun 10-6 save money by purchasing equipment egories of equipment with a three-year through the Monmouth County payback period. 2 6 4 - 5 6 5 6 Improvement Authority. The items range from computers and 1 Chelsea Place* 3253.Hwy 35, Hazlet The $2 million capital portion of the a facsimile machine to playground equip 1993 municipal budget introduced last ment and bullet-proof vests and police week includes $512,600 worth of equip cars. ment to be purchased through the author Margiotta said the purchase price ity. would appear as debt service beginning in The cost includes a $230,000 fire 1994. truck/pumper. The agreement includes 10 police cars The fire truck may be purchased if vot Prices available at this location only at a cost of $145,000, fulfilling a two-year We reserve the right to limit quantities. In case of typographical error ABC prices prevail. ers approve it in a referendum, said Police Department request. Municipal AdministratQr Margaret LIQUORS It also includes a $20,000 garbage Early Times...... 1.7 5 L...... 13.99 Margiotta. truck/packer, which would be used for Northern Lights...... 1.7 5 L...... 10.99 D ew ars...... 1.7 5 L...... 25.99 It would be paid for over seven years plastics recyling; $20,000 for emergency King William...... 1.7 5 L ...... 15.99 by the fire district. extrication equipment; $10,000 for play Fleishmanns Gin...... :...... 1.7 5 L ...... 10.99 Gordon Vodka...... 1.7 5 L ...... 10.99 The district had planned to purchase a ground equipment to replace steel slides Stoly 80°...... 1.7 5 L ...... 20.99 new pumper truck for the North and monkey bars, which the state is man Chris Bros Brandy...... 1 L i t e r ...... 9.99 dating be removed; and various other Tanqueray Gin...... 750 ml...... 12.99 Centerville Fire Company, but it was cut Cham bord ...... 750 ml...... 14.99 after the fire district budget was defeated large-ticket office, ^police and public Fris Vodka 90°...... 1.7 5 L ...... SZ.-P.Q-Bslaa.^a20.99 by voters. works items. WINES BEERS The county authority purchases equip The county purchasing arrangement is Miller Lite Suitcase...... 12 oz. ca n s ...... 10.99 case Almaden Chablis...... 4 L ...... 7.99 Bud Light & Dry...... suitcase cans...... 10.99 case ment through bonding on behalf of towns available only every other year. Robt Mondavi Sauvig Blanc...... 1.5 L ...... 6.99 Rheingold...... 12 oz. ca n s ...... 6.59 case Cavit Pinot Grigio...... 1.5 L ...... 7.99 Carling...... 12 oz. cans reg...... 7.19 case B&G Beaujolais...... 750 ml...... 4.99 Kochs Golden Reg. & Light...... 6.99 case Paul Masson Rose...... 4L...... 7.99 American Reg. & Light...... 6.99 case Navalle Rhine...... 4 L ...... 7.99 Olympia...... 12 oz. c a n s ...... 7.99 case Fetzer Chardonnay...... 750 ml...... 5.99 St. Pauli Girl...... 6 pack...... 4.59 Chat St. Jean Chardonnay...... 750 ml...... 7.99 3 AEROBICS Old Milwaukee...... 16 oz. c a n s ...... 9.99 case Months Months NEW Steg...... 12 pk. returns...... 3.79 Tomasello Cape May White...... 1.5 L ...... 4.99 “Special” Artie Bay Canadian 12 oz. bottles...... 8.99 case O N L Y $ ( ^ o n l y $ 9 9 American Reg. or Light...... 12 oz. cans...... 6.99 case
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Rich Schultz NEW JUDGE — Holmdel resident Licinio “Lee” Cruz was recently appointed as a municipal court judge in Newark.
By Mark Rondeau Staff writer
Licinio “Lee” Cruz of Holmdel says that he’s less judgmental since he became a Newark municipal judge. “You’re not so ready to prejudge. You’re not so ready to say, ‘ If I were a judge, I would do this,’ ” Cruz said. “ When you’re a judge, you don’t tend to do that; you tend to listen more and weigh everything. . 5 -lb. Miracle Gro “I find it very, very interesting,” he America's most popular water- added. “ I feel more for the people who soluble plant food! Produces come before the court; I’m not so apt to "miracle" results. Easy to use. say, ‘Criminals are all bad ...’ or ‘People who get arrested are all guilty.’ ” Cruz was sworn in March 12 as a mu nicipal judge in Newark. He is a part-time acting judge, which means hq will fill in for other judges when they are sick or on vacation. Newark’s municipal justice system is divided up into several sections and han dles a wide variety of cases, including ones dealing with narcotics and assault Frank's grass seed is treated with a and battery, he explained. fungicide and growth hormones to “ Newark’s municipal court system ensure your complete seeding success. handles a lot of cases that other municipal • Frank's Kentucky courts in areas like Holmdel don’t han Bluegrass. Fine-textured, ideal for dle,” he said. sunny areas. 2 lbs. “That’s what makes the Newark sys tem unique in New Jersey.” • Frank's Dense Shade. Very Cruz, vice president and general coun durable, great for those "hard-to- Ground Cover Junipers sel of the Cruz Construction Corp., was grow" areas. 3 lbs. Low-growing ground hugging born in Portugal in 1942, and emigrated •Frank's Sun & Shade plants. Choose from our huge to the United States in 1964. Mixture. All-purpose, high quality selection of popular varieties in He attended elementary and high mix. 3 lbs. 1-gallon containers. school in Newark, and later practiced law in the city. Cruz was one of the founders of the Store Hours: Portuguese-American Congress, and BRICKTOWN116 Brick Blvd. at Beaverson Blvd. (908) 920-3630 W. LONG BRANCH Monmouth Rd. Route 71. (908) 229-2587 'ENGLISHTOWN Rt. 9, four miles north of Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9 served as its second president. PAC tries Freehold Circle. (908) 536-7748 HAZLET 2931 Highway 35, one block south of K-Mart. (908) 739-3032 HOWELL Rt. 9, comer of Friendship Rd. 1/4 mile north of K-Mart. (908) 905-1818 KENVIL Rt. 46, one mile east of Ledgewood Circle. (201) 584-3010 BRIDGEWATER 794 Rt. 202,21/2 miles south of Somerville Circle. (908) 218-1930 Saturday 8 to 9 to educate members of the Portuguese- 'Limited Craft Selection Sunday 9 to 6 American community on the importance Seniors! Wednesdays get 10% off your total merchandise purchase. Must be age 60 or over. of getting involved in politics. Also, it supports candidates on a non- Our FREE literature contains hundreds of valuable craft and gardening tips. Available throughout the stores. THE INDEPENDENT, APRIL 14, 1993 9 j u s t i c e 2 D A Y S A L E I n t h e s p o t l i g h t F R I . 1 0 - 9 S A T . 1 0 - 6
Every sealy Posturepedic, serta, & Ortho Bedding are now priced at our absolute Lowest Prices Everllt partisan basis, he added. “The agenda of PAC is simply to get people to register to vote, and to vote,” Cruz said. r ORTHO, “ It’s important that they become part , MEDIC > of those institutions that govern their lives, and that’s what we’re trying to do.” The requirements of becoming a judge A n y TWIn S iz e Any Full Store Any Queen Size nny King S he meant that Cruz had to resign from the or M atching Boxsprlng M atching Boxsprlng 11 M atching Boxsprlng M atching Boxsprlng ganization, he said. However, his ethnic background was the impetus behind his becoming a judge 77* ! 77* 77* ii 77* I W ltti Mattress Purchase „ w ith Mattress Purchase w ith Mattress Purchase <1 w ith Mattress Purchase , in the first place, he explained. j COUPON VALID DURING SALE ONLY J | COUPON VALID DURING SALE ONLY J | COUPON VALID DURING SALE ONLY j "^COUPON VALID DURING SALE ONLY J Part of the effort of PAC is to achieve positions of influence for Portuguese- Americans in the city administration of Newark, which probably has the highest concentration.of Portuguese-Americans in the United States, Cruz said. Richard Gomes, a Portuguese-Ameri- ' p u i s , can, served as judge in the Newark municipal court system for six yeafrs, but f ! rb o e n u s e i 1 resigned because of economic restrictions !85-'150 V a lu e | which his position placed on his law prac I tice in Newark, according to Cruz. ''li | “That meant that we —1 the (Portuguese-American) community — lost its judge,” he said. “ Some people in the community, including Judge Gomes, came to me and asked me if I would be willing to take the position if the mayor would appoint me.” After thinking about it and discussing it with his family, Cruz decided to take the position. “ Being appointed a municipal judge in Newark brings me a sense of pride, and not only for myself and my family, but for the Portuguese-American communi ty,” Cruz said. “ I feel that it’s a way of keeping that door open for Portuguese-Americans — they can see this as another step towards advancing their cause.” Cruz cited the growing involvement of Portuguese-Americans in government, including Essex County Sheriff Armando Fontoura and Portugese-American candi dates for the Elizabeth City Council and PURCHASE ANY SIZE MATTRESS & GET THE MATCHING BOXSPRING FOR ONLY 77c the Newark Board of Education. Besides being the second Portuguese- HOTEL SEALY ORTHO 0R1HMEHC SEALY American judge appointed in Newark — PREMUM SUPER PREMIUM the first actually bom in Portugal — Cruz MOTEL EXTRA SEALY QUIT CLOUD II has led the way for his ethnic group in ULTRA FIRM “PREMHt” ORPIIOWTOP other ways as well. FIRM HEALTREASE 15 Yr. Warranty 20 Yr. Warranty 30 Yr. Warranty “When I became a lawyer in 1968 ... I was the only Portuguese-American lawyer in the state for several years,” he said. * 3 7 * 7 7 * 9 7 * 1 4 7 * 1 9 7 “At that time, I remember, for a * 2 7 7 Portuguese-American to even think to go Twin Mattress Twin Mattress Twin Mattress Twin Mattress Twin Mattress Twin Mattress to law school, or even to go to college, Full Mattress 1 1 w le s s * 9 7 M re s s *1 3 7 Maflress*19 7 5 1 e s s *2 7 7 5 1 * 3 * 3 7 7 was something out of the ordinary.” Queen cA ^ Queen a*t Queen t f w Queen Queen Queen He has been involved in many charita Mattress 9 1 ble and civic organizations, most dealing Mattress I O f Mattress I 1 1 Mattress I Mattress O f I Mattress “i f I with Portuguese-Americans and based in K e s s * 1 3 7 Momess* 1 9 7 & s s * 2 7 7 f i e s s * 3 4 7 S X s s ‘ 4 7 7 S « s * 5 7 7 the Newark area. 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Candidates Speak Out S ix com pete fo r 3 p o sts in Holmdel Board of Education:
Teacher salaries, election ’93 I th in k th e Board of Ed qu ality education needs to improve its Holmdel communications am ong concerns Proposed School Budget 1993-94 with Township $21,744,476 C om m ittee By Mark Rondeau menbers and also Staff writer REVENUE the recreation State aid 195,604 committees. - HOLMDEL — Although no incumbents are seeking Clifton Ting re-election, the outcome of the school race Tuesday may be a reflection of how satisfied residents are with the cur rent Board of Education. .66% U My slate is Six candidates will compete for three three-year terms Federal aid p rom otin g on the board. $144,516 ' continuation The candidates are divided into two slates. One, the of a successful “Total Quality Education Team,” includes Marianne Malapero of Falcons Ridge Circle; Clifton Ting of district, and .7% working hard Stoecker Road; and George Ball of Holmdel Road. Local taxes Tuition, $19,254,356 to make that The other team consists of Jeffrey Langer of Kathy transportation & Court; Kalpana M. Sheth of Longview Drive; and Wayne miscellaneous district grow $150,000 in positive Conroy of Galewood Drive. The Total Quality Education Team’s programs directions. APPROPRIATIONS Jeffrey Langer include holding joint monthly meetings between the 1.5% Fixed school board and Township Committee to improve Maintenance cooperation between the bodies, and reviewing and Operations updating all textbooks and instructional materials every $2,094,401 2 .2 % five years. Student Other recommendations of this team include Activities U, $492,224 Experience, improving the school newsletter to better explain school Transportation $1,144,279 experience, board actions to the community, and adding student Other experience... representation to the school board. $1,726,217 ab ou t 3 0 A member of the other slate, Conroy, said that a pre vious school board hadn’t accomplished much because 1 % yea rs o f it, Health K through 12. of factionalism among board members. $212,015 ■ “ When that administration left office, everything m . . seemed to calm down, and the current administration has 3.4% been doing a very good job, and I’d like to help continue Administration that,” he added. $736,760 Conroy’s running mate, Langer, expressed similar Instruction sentiments. . $11,156,628 “ My slate is promoting continuation of a successful district and working hard to make that district grow in Tax rate w ould increase positive and proper directions,” he said. T h e m id d le Members of both teams said that they were concerned 7 cents to support tab ran ge (of about rising enrollment and large class sizes, as well as HOLMDEL — If adopted by voters, the proposed students)... needs providing quality education for all students, although 1993-94 Board of Education budget will raise the school more attention, Total Quality Education Team members have been tax rate by approximately 7 cents per $100 of assessed val more motivation. sharply critical of some existing policies of the school uation. administration and school board. The board adopted the $21.7 million spending plan at a Malapero has two children, a 4-year-old and one in special meeting March 24. The 7-cent increase would result in a tax increase of $17 per month on the average Kalpana M. Sheth the first grade. She is a former teacher and business woman who currently is a homemaker. She is an exec assessed home of $300,000. utive officer of the Village School Parent-Teacher Voters will get a chance to vote on the spending pack Association. age in Tuesday’s school elections. Concerning teacher salaries, Malapero said that the The proposed budget is 6.19 percent greater than the last three-year contract for teachers in Holmdel paid out 1992-93 tab, just at the state-imposed spending cap, I b e lie v e 8.9 percent salary increases for teachers every year for although the school board could have applied for a cap that my expertise three years. waiver on the basis of school-enrollment increases. in (contract “The teachers deserve to be paid well — it’s a very Included in the 1993-94 budget is funding to employ a negotiations) would important job,” she added. “ At the same time, we can’t guidance counselor in the kindergarten-through-grade five schools. The board also budgeted to improve facilities and lend some good possibly be giving them that kind of an increase in this equipment, as well as increase its spending for textbooks support to the kind of an economy.” and supplemental literature books. current team Langer, a manufacturer’s representative and con in p lace. sultant with Gale Associates in New York City, is an active coach in the Holmdel Youth Athletic Association. Wayne Conroy He has three children in the school system. Ball is a retired professional educator with 30 years of expe As a reason for his candidacy, he said he believes it is rience in public-school systems in New Jersey. He is a former important to “give something back to the community. school superintendent, school principal, teacher and past presi “ 1 feel this is one way I can contribute to our school dent of the Principals and Supervisors Association. He has three system,” he said. “ I feel that I’m a reasonably objective preschool-age children. U Concerning growth in the school district, Ball feels that the The teachers person, and I look at situations open-mindedly, absorb school board should be checking on the number of building per deserve to be paid information that’s given to me, and then make my deci mits approved by the township to form a five-year plan for well...At the same sions. I think by my nature, I would be an asset to the enrollment and teacher needs. tim e, we can’t Board of Education.” possibly be giving He said the school district needs to be concerned with If school additions are needed, Ball would make a concerted them that kind of planning in the next three to five years for proper facili effort to speak about the additions with all types of residents and in cr ea se . ties to handle new students coming into the district. community groups. “ I would also like to make sure that as a community “ I do not believe, only from experience, that portable class and as a district, we don’t become complacent, that we rooms should be brought in,” he said. don’t start compromising values,” Langer said. “ I feel we Sheth, who works full-time as a manager for AT&T, said she have to analyze situations and adapt different programs is running for the school board because she has two children in to different types of students.” the school system and would like to do community service for THE INDEPENDENT, APRIL 14, 1993 1 1
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Holmdel. “I feel like I have experience in deal ing with customers, dealing with people, evaluating budgets,” she said. “ So I feel like I have enough background to give to it.” Her goals include doing something for children with average abilities. “The middle range (of students), t a Berkley Carteret Hotel) Noon-i°pnjA m 16 which I think is quite large, 60 to 70 per (Street &BerWVm.ssi0 J e r s e y S h o r e cent, needs more attention, more motiva tor children underV2 tion, a more stimulating environment, so 10 free Admission that they can do better,” she said. for Sr. Citizens Ting is the current principal of the Friday,Noon to Apn'1^ 6 p.m- H o m e S h o w Jersey Shore Chinese School, which S i - S K ” meets in the Satz School, and a former ' Proper I.D. required teaching assistant at Villanova University. He has one child in the school district. He CONVENTION HALL ON THE BOARDWALK has been named a distinguished member of the technical staff of AT&T Data Com ASBURY PARK, N EW JERSEY munications Services and is a product manager of that department. G.S. Pkw y exit 102 to circle, Rt. 35 N orth 2 lights to Sunset Ave., m ake right to shore! “I’m trying to mobilize the Chinese parents to get more involved,” Ting said. Hundreds of Products on Display For Home Improvement • Decorating and Remodeling “ In the meantime, I want to take myself Special Show Prices and incentives in force for this 3-Day Spectacular! out of the narrowly focused group, where I can be the bridge for a lot of Chinese ’ 7 FEATURE ATTRACTIONS families.” Ting said he would like to see better • Becom e P art of the Im agination M achine! - Philips Electronics Interactive CD communication in the school district. • Three-Room , Staged Presentations by Jason's Furniture “ I think the Board of Ed needs to im • Play & Own Your Own C asino! - M arion C asino Supply prove its communications with Township • Experience ORBITRON - NASA Sim ulator for W eightless & Freefall Training! Committee members and also the recre ation committees.” After the Show, Enjoy Dinner & a Ting said the district should allow community groups to use facilities with COMPLIMENTARY GLASS OF WINE at $2.00 VALUE out paying a fee. If more groups used the the BERKLEY CARTERET HOTEL schools, he said, the district might enjoy $1.00 OFF GENERAL ADMISSION, • Children under 12 eat for 1/2 PRICE! more support from the community in gen WITH THIS AD • GOOD FOR 2 PEOPLE eral. Conroy, a labor relations specialist for Con Edison in New York, has three children in the school district. He has coached several sports in the Holmdel Youth Athletic Association, and has been 2 PAIR EYEWEAR SALE active in the Challenged Youth Sports Program in Lincroft. LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED BY 10% WITH PROOF OF AD AT TIME OF PURCHASE Conroy said he would like to examine several aspects of employee contracts in the school districts to help save the dis trict money, including the possibility of teachers paying part of their health-bene- EYE EXAM fit costs — something which is not done in the current teachers’ contract. “I would like to become deeply in volved in the contract negotiations for the ^ REG. $48 new teacher contracts — the present con tract expires June 30,” he said. “ I believe includes glaucoma test that my expertise in that (negotiating) Optometric Doctors - Larry Scharf.O.D. area would lend some good support to the No other discounts or insurance current team in place.” benefits apply Dilation and contact lens exam additional Expires 4/30/93 GM Daily Wear 2 0 - 5 0 % O F F Bausdi & Lomb XLT. How to find Clear Single Vision Plastic lenses with ALL OTHER FRAMES EYE EXAM, FITTING & 30 select group of frames up to 2sph-2cyl. 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HAZLET— A 74-year-old Hazlet man was killed March 2 1 in the township’s NEW UNSOLD SCHOOL SEWING MACHINES first traffic fatality of 1993. Benjamin J. Bennett, 52 Golden Lane, "C u ts A s It S ew s!” in the Middle Road Village senior-citizen complex, died from injuries sustained in a SINGER EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT placed orders in anticipation of two-car accident which occurred at 6:53 large school sales. Due to budget cuts, these sales were unsold. These a.m., Sunday, March 21 at the intersection machines must be sold! All machines offered are the most modern of Route 35 and Bethany Road. machines in the SINGER line. These heavy duty machines have a drop-in The driver of the other car, Misael R. bobbin, and sew on all fabrics. Castillo, 27, Parkwood Drive, South Amboy, was charged with death by auto, LEVIS • CANVAS • UPHOLSTERY • NYLON • STRETCH • VINYL reckless driving and driving through a red SILK • EVEN SEWS ON LEATHER traffic signal. He was also charged with being unlicensed and having no car insur With the new 1993 SINGER Machine, you just set the color code and see ance. magic happen: Straight sewing, Zigzag, built-in buttonhole (and size), invis ible blind hem, monogram, satin stitch, embroider, applique, sews on but Both drivers were transported to tons and snaps, top stitch. Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. Bennett was pronounced dead approxi ALL OF THIS AND MORE mately an hour after the accident. WITHOUT THE NEED OF OLD-FASHIONED CAMS Following his release from the hospi OR PROGRAMMERS tal, Castillo was remanded to Monmouth County jail in Freehold Township in lieu of $50,000 bail. According to the accident report, WITHOUT THIS AD $498.50 Bennett was traveling north across Route 35, from Bethany Road to Poole Avenue, when his car was struck broadside by MIDDLESEX SEWING CENTER MIDDLESEX SEWING CENTER Castillo’s. IN JO-ANN’S FABRICS HADLEY RD. Police said there were four eye wit RT 35 • SHREWSBURY PLAZA MIDDLESEX MALL nesses to the accident. SHREWSBURY SO. PLAINFIELD Patrolman Thomas Warn was the 389-3008 : 753-6220 _____ responding officer.
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Restaurant manager robbed OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY ASSOCIATES HAZLET — The night manager of the Roy Rogers restaurant. Route 35 and Hazlet Avenue, was robbed early Sunday as lie attempted to make an overnight Sanford W. W ohlstadter, M .D., FACO G bank deposit at United Jersey Bank, Route 35 and Bethany Road. Robert P. Penney, M .D., FACO G Detective Capt. Jay Fetherston said that the restaurant manager was struck on M ichael P. Conley, M .D. the back of the head at about 12:40 a.m. and robbed of about SI.000. which he M arie C. Di Tom m aso Certified N urse M idw ife was about to place in the overnight deposit. The victim, whose name is being withheld, was stunned by the blow, said We Accept Most HMO’s Fetherston. The suspect is believed to be a young white male and described as wearing denim pants and a denim jacket. • Laparoscopic Hysterectomy Police are attempting to pul together a composite sketch of the suspect, who is • Laparoscopic Lasar Surgery believed to be in his teens or eariy 20s. said Fetherston. • All Current Forms of Contraception Available The bank is located on Bethany Road at the entrance to the Kmart shopping • Total Gynecological & Obstetrical Care In Our Office center. The restaurant is a short distance west, located on the highway in front of the Bayshore Shopping Plaza. The investigation is being handled by the Hazlet 704 N. Beers Street 39 Avenue at the Commons Police Department. The FBI only becomes involved when a bank robbery occurs Holmdel, N.J. 07733 Shrewsbury, N .J. 07702 inside the building or involves money that has already been deposited. (908) 739-2500 (908) 389-0003 ^Im m ediat^vailabilityPlu^]vening^^^
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By Lauren Jaeger Staff writer P 3rd Anniversary KEYPORT — With a warm, friendly personality and the ability to make her S ale-A -B ration! students feel like winners, Louise Ellinger has become a master in the fine art of teaching. Ellinger, who began teaching art 20 years ago at the Keyport Central School, last week received the district’s Teacher of the Year award. “ I’m not interesting. It’s what they do that is interesting,” Ellinger said, referring to her students, who range in age from kindergarten to eighth grade. “ It’ s what the kids do that makes me look good.” Art class is important, Ellinger said, because it is where children can express their ability to imagine, create, make aes thetic decisions, and then feel proud of themselves when the project is accom plished. “ Creating brings out their self-es teem,” she said. “They are good. The stu dents know I can’t stand the words, ‘ I can’t’ or ‘I messed up.’ If they feel that OF ABERDEEN, INC the project’s not turning out the way they had hoped it would, I tell them to make it into something that will work.” The art teacher said she still can’t be SAVE lieve how fast her time in the district has flown. She is now teaching many children of 1 0°/o-50°/oO F her now-grown-up, former students. Also, Ellinger has gained the satisfaction of 1 _ learning that several of her now-adult stu dents have chosen art as their vocation. EVERY PIECE OF One of her former students, Tim Young, now living in New York City, is CERAMIC TILE an animator whose work was featured on featuring these fam ous brands ’ the Pee-Wee Herman show, she said. iJW flr ' “ Many people are not aware that yes, Porcelanosa • Mannington • Porto Bello you can make a living from art,” she said. Am erican O lean • Falcinelli • Fla. Tile • Azuvi . < ° s a n uW FF- As far as being an art teacher, Ellinger said, “It’s one of the most wonderful plus much more! > Expires 4/30/93 i W'th anY Purchase 1 - Expires 4/30/93 • things to do. You get to know a lot of the Custom H and-Painted Tile kids. It amazes me how fast they learn.” Among her favorite projects is the M exican & Southw estern Tile annual puppet show, in which the older Im porters of Quality Ceram ic and M arble students create papier-mache marionettes - f W ALL and then stage shows for the youngest from around the world children in the building. • Everything for the Do-It-Yourselfer •LOOR TROWEL The scripts are written by them and • Authorized Kohler Dealer any tile purchase always include a social theme, she said. Limit n $ 2 0 .0 0 Last year, the puppet-show theme was • Custom Hand Painted Tile One-while supply lasts “ Drinking and Driving.” • M arble Vanity Tops To keep costs as low as possible, • Fireplaces etc. Ellinger is often darting out of her car to • • pluck at garbage on the side of the road I • Free Estim ates that may be used for creative art projects. Recently, the students decorated card Professional Insured Installation board boxes that would have been dis carded had she not come across them. “ You’re always looking for new ideas. You want to open up their world a little,” she said. “ It’s too bad there’s only a 40- minute period to accomplish what you Store Hours: M on-Sat. 8-5 Thurs.8-9 Sunday 4/18 Only 1 1 - 3 want. The kids say art class goes too fast.” THE INDEPENDENT, APRIL 14, 1993 1 5 AN OFFER SO GREAT EVEN : THE NEGATIVES TURNOUT POSITIVE ANY SIZE ROLL OF HIM DEVELOPED FUJ FILM $ $ 2 . 9 9 2 . 9 9 2 4 -E X P O S U R E R O L L, • CHOOSE SINGLE,
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Leonard Coleman of Middletown is a member of the Ball Committee for the New Jersey State Opera’s Iris Ball, which will be held Saturday at the Matsushita Electric Corp. of America, Secaucus. Mary Lou Homyock of Cliffwood Beach won first prize in watercolors at the Freehold Art Society’s Third Annual Members’ Juried Art Exhibit. State Sen. Joe Kyrillos of Middletown has been named Legislator of the Year by the New Jersey Recreation and Park Association for his advocacy Qf parks, recreation and environmen Fashion • Jewelry • C om plete Beauty Services tal issues. Daniel Maloney of North Middletown, a All in one convenient location retired New York City police officer, has been appointed Exalted Ruler of the Middletown • Manicures • Pedicures • Facials Elks Lodge 2179. He will serve for a year. Also elected were Patrick Wetzel, Esteemed • Waxing • Massage • Nail Art Leading Knight, and Robert Negra, Esteemed Loyal Knight, both of Hazlet. John T. • M ake-up • Electrolysis McTigue is secretary and John Emmons is treasurer, both of New Monmouth. Carl • Accessory Boutique • Jewelry Boutique Anselmi of River Plaza is Tiler; Francis Corridon of Port Monmouth is Esquire; Ed • Artwork by Sue Hahn of West Keansburg is Chaplain; Charles Bolin o f Port Monmouth is Inner Guard; and • Certified Baby C are By Appt. Only Larry McGrogan of North Middletown is Officer Designate. Lucy Campanella of Lincroft, a music teacher at the Conover Road School, Colts Neck, has been accepted into the Master Teacher Collaborative, sponsored by the New HOURS: Tues. 9-5; W & Th. 9-9; Jersey Symphony Orchestra and the Geraldine rn Fri. 99-8;-8; Sat. 9-4 R. Dodge Foundation. She will be honored at a dinner and concert at the Garden State Arts Center this summer. Mary Ann Greco and Jewel Seehaus, teachers at Matawan Regional High School, and Laine Sutton, a teacher at Middietown 48 Highw ay 34, A berdeen, N.J., 07747 High School South, were part o f a group o f 50 teachers selected statewide to participate in the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation Theatre Pro 908-290-1144 gram for Teachers and Playwrights meeting, Maria Ann Bonura, President • Lynda A. Pignone M anager held April 10 at McCarter Theatre, Princeton University.
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M ataw an’s planned tab IMOTICE w ould decrease tax rate SHORELANDS WATER COMPANY CUSTOMERS By Mark Rondeau The Borough Council held a hearing Staff writer on its proposed $6,293,171 municipal The Shorelands Water Company will commence flushing of its budget but delayed adoption pending MATAWAN — The Borough Council distribution system on April 11, 1993. Temporary slight discolora some minor changes in state aid held a public hearing April 6 on a budget tion of the water and/or a decrease of pressure may be experienced amounts. that will reduce the municipal purposes as a result of this program. In a related matter, Shepherd said the tax 3 cents, to 65 cents per $100 of as We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but by borough had reached agreement on a sessed valuation. flushing the system we expect to improve the overall quality of If last year’s tax-collection rate of 94.1 three-year contract with the police and a one-year agreement with the department water delivered to our customers. percent had held for this year, the munici It is anticipated that the flushing program will be ongoing for pal tax rate would have declined by 9 of public works. approximately 4 weeks. We will be conducting this operation in the cents, according to borough officials. Details of the contract were not avail However, the tax collection rate has de able at press time. late evening hours in order to minimize the inconvenience to our cu sto m e rs. clined to 93 percent, necessitating an in Shepherd called the agreements “ very crease in the reserve for uncollected attractive to borough taxpayers.” SHORELANDS WATER COMPANY taxes. Officials also adopted an ordinance in creasing the sewer rate 10 percent and the water rate 6 percent. Shuey said borough officials had done everything they could within the law to collect taxes. “ We’re doing everything that we pos sibly can to collect those taxes,” Shuey said. “Those taxpayers, even if they are B therW tyK delinquent, still have their legal rights,” said councilman Jack Shepherd. He added that this year borough offi cials would start trying to collect delin quent taxes earlier in the year — in June. Bus accident T&x Deductible. kills teen girl
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MIDDLETOWN — The Middletown public-school transportation coordinator could not comment last week on a freak accident which last week took the life of a 13-year-old township girl. Alicia Suzanne Brager died April 5 from injuries she suffered aboard a school bus at St. James Grammar School, Red Bank. She was an eighth-grade student at the school. She was reportedly leaning out of a rear bus window as the bus began to de part and became caught between the win dow and a utility pole. Neither the bus driver nor the bus company, Pat Keelen & Sons, Middle town, was found at fault, The bus service is provided by the Middletown School District as part of a state-mandated busing program for pri vate- and public-school students who live more than two miles from school, or if they attend high school, two and a half miles. “ As of right now, I still don’t have all FIXED RATE the facts,” said transportation coordinator HOME EQUITY LOAN Peter Genovese, when contacted last $10,000 TO $50,000 week. AUTOMATIC PAYMENT Asked about school bus safety in gen eral, Genovese said that all Middletown Home Equity Line or Loan? Central Jersey makes Line, we lead the market with an exceptional and as you repay the money you borrow, your public-school students are taught twice the choice easy, because you save either way. Annual Percentage Rate — just 1.5% higher than line replenishes itself. yearly about bus safety. If you want the predictability of a fixed payment, the highest prime rate as published in The Wall Apply for a loan or line now, and we'll waive opt for our new Home Equity Loan. To his knowledge, Genovese said, no Street Journal "Money Rates" table on the next- the $125 to $225 closing fee. (Home Equity Loans, For our best rate, borrow from $i0,000 to to-last business day of each month. Your rate is but not Lines, require a $25 filing fee when you accident of a similar nature has occurred $50,000 for two to 15 years. The APR with a cou capped at 13.9% for five years, 16.9% thereafter. accept the loan.) The offer is good on new loans, since at least 1985, when he joined the pon book is a low 9%, but you'll pay just 8% if To borrow money, simply write a check. You'll lines and refinances, so you can even convert a district. But there are too many times, he we automatically deduct payments from your pay no interest until you actually use your line, line to a loan. added, that you see students hanging out Central Jersey Bank checking account. Retain And chances are, the total interest you pay on of bus windows. this automatic deduction and your rate will never C entral Jersey either a loan or a line will be tax-deductible. That's go up. (This is a limited time offer, so be sure to to more savings for you. (*Ask your tax adviser for The bus company declined make apply soon.) B a n k details.) any comment. Loans from $5,000 to $9,999 are also available Call 1-800-252-2611 today. Or visit the nearest from two to seven years at a 10% APR. Ready for today: And tomorrow Central Jersey Bank office. No matter how you If you prefer the flexible access of a Home Equity Mt-mhi-rFnif choose to borrow, you come out ahead. 1 8 APRIL 14, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT
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The new series of “Saturday Adven tures for Kids” will run in the spring and summer months. For more information, call 224-2880. “ Collages” for grades kindergarten to first is offered from 9:30 to 11:3 0 a.m. Saturday. Kids will combine special art techniques with their imaginations to cre ate a memento of a special event or group of people. Fee, $12. GARDEN CENTER & GREENHOUSE The following “ Fifty Plus” programs “W here Q uality & Service A re N um ber O ne” will run in April. For more information, call 224-2880. “ It’s Time to Learn About Computers: A Workshop for Older Adults” in three ses sions, 1 to 4 p.m. Thursdays, April 22 to May 6. A hands-on overview of computers, ■OR SNM lit HR HM Hu plus training in a word processing program W e Have The Largest Selection And W e Grow It All!! will be covered. Fee, $85. “ It’ s Never Too Late to Do What Best Quality^ Best Prices!!! You Want,” according to psychotherapist Karl Goldschmidt, who will present this one-session program from 7:30 to 9:30 GREENHOUSE DIVISION L p.m. Monday. Goldschmidt made major r SALE 30% OFF BEAUTIFUL < ^ 0 0 life changes in his 60s, and lives to tell V\£S TROPICAL FOLIAGE the tale. Fee, $10. FRAGRANT HYACINTHS BLOOMING BASKETS O i up • Hybrid F^nsies • Double Impatiens “ Aerobics” will be offered at Brook SUNNY DAFFODILS LARGE SELECTION •Tuberous Begonias • Petunia & dale this spring from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. RAINBOWS OF TULIPS Impatien Baskets • Perennials Tuesdays and Thursdays from June 1 to HERBS PERENNIALS July 22. Fee, $80. Call 224-2880. I LILYS & M U M S GERANIUMS READY NOW • Geraniums • Hibiscus 1 NURSERY DIVISION 1 H00PSI1 KOSTER BLUE SPRUCE" GOLD THREAD CYPRESS GROUND COVER JUNIPERS Two video seminars broadcast by the EXTRA BLUE 2 GAL. $^T95 1 ^ 2 $ \ r t 0 0 U.S. Chamber of Commerce are scheduled at Brookdale. The seminars were designed LANDSCAPE # EA. g a l l o n 4 for 1 V l a n d s c a p e O n ly / V for chief executive officers, business own L SIZE 2/15.00 Reg. 4.95 ea. SIZE Reg. 139.95 j ers, management executives, quality engi neers and anyone interested in total quality management. Seminar fees are $75 each, f A Z A L E A S with a 10 percent discount for two or more. RHODODENDRONS For more information, call 224-2880. $ 7 9 9 FORSYTHIA “ Quality Strategic Planning” from 8 to $ 9 9 5 11 a.m. May 18 features William J. L a n d s c a p e M L t ea. Hensler, policy management consultant, S iz e 5 - 6 ’ 4 fo r* 1 0 speaking on the essential elements of strate 2 f o r s1 5 gic planning for quality management. ^ Reg. 4.95 Ea. j “ISO 9000” will run from 8 to 11 $ 0 9 5 a.m. June 17 and features experts from the f Pine Baik Mulch or Rite Dress Root ^ e a . U.S. Chamber of Commerce speaking on Nuggets Mulch this quality assurance system, designed to 3 SO 99 $ 5 9 9 guarantee a consistent level of quality for Cu. Ft. J ea.. J ea. to for *29“ 10 for *35* manufactured goods. “ Collecting Past-Due Accounts” will Peat Moss Potting Soil 10 /7 9 95 run from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Practical $K 99 $ 1 99 information on precautions when extend Vr ea. 1 ea. ing credit, how to run a credit check, what ^ 4 Cu. Ft. 40 Lb. Bags j OPEN 7 DAYS! steps to take when accounts are overdue, Rt. 520 East-14 mile East of Rt. 79 Marlboro 9 4 6 -4 2 8 6 Marlboro 8 am - 7 pm and how to work through the small-claims system will be covered. The fee is $20. Rt. 34 & Laird Road Colts Neck 9 4 6 -8 5 8 8 Two miles South of 520 Colts Neck 9 am - 6 pm THE INDEPENDENT, APRIL 14, 1993 T 9
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Dodd H. Terry of Middletown has been named to the dean's list at Mary Washington It's Prom Jim e ! College. Fredericksburg. Va. Lisa R. Ginsky of Middletown has been nam ed in Who's Who Among Students in > L o o k Y o u r Absolute Best on that Special Night! Americ an Universities and Colleges. She is a student at Virginia Tech. Blacksburg, Va. Debra Barrie of Middletown has been Discounts for all local High Schools on all Tuxedo Rentals named to the dean’s list at the University of Hartford, West Hartford, Conn. Donna Owen Salinard of Aberdeen grad All the newest styles & colors ’ All Stock on Premises uated summa cum laude Feb. 26 from Fairleigh Dickinson University, Rutherford. 100% Wool Suits j Nazila Peterman of Cliffwood Beach re ceived a master’s degree in public administra E u r o p e a n ■ tion. and Francine Lew Yorinks of Tailoring 2 Middletown received a master’s of business administration degree in accounting from All Your W edding ■ Fairleieh Dickinson University. Rutherford, on Party N eeds ■ Feb. 26. Local students named to the dean’s list at FREE TUXEDO I A n y T u x e d o R e n t a l Monmouth College. West Long Branch, are: F O R G R O O M - Lisa Dollinger, Diane Giordano, Catherine e x p i r e s 6 / 3 0 / 9 3 Hanzich, Matthew Hicks, Joseph Roman and WITH 5 OR M ORE \ Linda Rudolph, all o f Hazlet. RENTALS ♦ Stavroula Moshos, Eileen Raos and Arline Trinkoff, all of Holmdel. Joseph Baker, Richard Payne, Andrea Schiavoni and Nancy Ventura, all of Matawan. David Acquaviva, Ellen Amato, Michael Ballone, James Barney, Brian Barth, Jessica Bowers, Christa Ciriani, Tonilee Granese. Christine Hatt, Doreen Illis, Kevin Jacques, Eileen Leavy, Christine Lello, Stephen Lom bardi, Julianne Massagli, Emilia Mattone, Lee Tuxedos -n - Tailo rin g McKinley, Madeline Mora, Jennifer Nocera, Daniel Potenza, Barbara Pytel, Darrell Ritchie, E u r o p e a n T a i l o r i n g Terry Ruppel, Janet Sakin, John Scheenloop HOURS: and Christine Solomone, all of Middletown. Jennifer Drennan of Hazlet has been Mon-Fri 9-8 641 Newman Springs Road • Lincroft named to the dean’s list at Trenton State Col Sat 9 -5 lege, where she is a senior. Sunday by (908) 747-4964 Lori vonSpreckeisen, daughter of Paul appointment only vonSpreckeisen of Lincroft. a sophomore at the University of Findlay, Findlay, Ohio, placed third in the walk-trot division at the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association com JBJBJBJBJBJBJBJSJBJBJBJB-IBJBJBJBJBJBJB-E-JB-IBJBJBJBJBJBJBJBJBJBJB-EJBJBJBJBJBJgJBJB-fr1 IBJBJBJBJB petition. Jennifer A. Zavolinsky of Hazlet, a junior at American University, Washington, D.C., has been inducted into the Golden Key National Honor Society for outstanding scholastic achievement and excellence. Your Child Can Do Better In School! Christopher E. Risden of Middletown, a student at Messiah College, Granthma, Pa., participated in a Spring Break Service Project with the Philadelphia House, Philadelphia, Pa. W e G uarantee It* Christine McCallum of Lincroft and De bra Kracoff of Hazlet have been inducted into the Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pa. chap Local Fam ilies Share ter of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Lee Ann Stevenson of Holmdel repre Their Success • improved motivation sented the Political Science Department of • improved confidence Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa., at the 24th “The individual attention has • improved grades Annual Symposium for the Study of the Presi really helped my son.. His reading and decoding skills have dency in Washington, D.C. dramatically improved. His teachers are very positive about his results. Most importantly, he feels very good about himself.” Mr. The Sylvan Berlin (parent) G u a r a n t e e A ndy enjoys “I can read better and faster. Sylvan can help you do anything Your child will improve at least better.” Kelly Ballow (student) one full grade equivalent score visit to B ody “Sylvan has helped me in algebra in math or reading skills after and with my homework. I like the 36 hours of instruction, or we computers.” Jam es Ko (student) B e a u t i f u l will continue up to 12 additional “James likes the computers and hours of instruction, at no he’s done better in Algebra.” Nils Hansen, 26 Henry Drive, Middle M rs. Ko (parent) further cost. town, won a free dinner for two this week “Sylvan has helped my daughter for finding Andy Indy in the April 7 issue with reading. She is reading more FRONT (L to R) Kelly Ballow, Ben Berlin, Stephanie Bartolone, of the Independent. now and she feels better about Bobby Visokay (BACK) Mitchel Berlin, Karen Murray, Linda His entry was the first one drawn from herself. She enjoys going to Sylvan.” Mrs. Bartolone Santi, Kiyung Ko, and James Ko among those correctly identifying the car ( p a r e n t ) toon character’s hiding place. Andy was “Sylvan has taught her how to S y lva n hidden on Page 19 in ad for Body read and sound out words and put Beautiful, 48 Route 34, Aberdeen. sentences together. She could not Our Program s Include: do this before. She can organize Le a rn in g He will get a free dinner for two at The herself and her homework much Chowder Pot seafood restaurant, Route better.” M rs. Ballow (parent) Reading, Math, Pre-Algebra I & II, SAT 36, Keyport. Each week, the Independen “I am very impressed with Study Skills, Writing, Language Arts and Center® t’s mascot, Andy Indy, is hidden in a dif Sylvan.” M rs. Visolay (parent) ferent advertisement and readers are in Grammar, Gifted & Talented. Motivation, East Brunswick vited to find him. Organizational Skills. An entry form for the contest can be 390-4040 found elsewhere in the paper. The dead "Measurement will be based on a nationally recognized achievement test for improvement in either reading (comprehension or vocabulary) or math (computation or application). line for entries each week is Friday. B'BJEdJi^fciJfciJcjJfcUfcUcJi-iHJrjjfcUfcUfcUfcUtJJijJfciimcdfciJCiUiafcU tiT'dl fcil tJJrjjEJiEjJfcUcjjmmfciicJjcJiEjjcjicjrijJ [3J131 HI « » » t t ■ a jf » » m i m * m 9 » m i 2 0 APRIL 14, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT
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Incumbent William Zdep, P155/80R13 $48.90 $24.45 who is serving a one-year unex P175/80R13 53.64 26.82 pired term, and incumbent P185/75R14 59.93 29.96 Keith Trojack, who is finishing P195/75R14 61.33 30.66 a full three-year term, are not P205/75R14 63.42 31.71 seeking re-election. P205/75R15 66.22 33.11 Marzigliano is the controller P215/75R15 68.91 34.45 for a corporation based in P225/75R15 73.02 36.51 Bergen County. His as signments on the school board have included chairing the SUPER SAVING SPECIALS finance committee, and serving on the facility and negotiations DISCOVERER - VANS & TRUCKS committees and various ad hoc Light Trucks, Vans & 4x4’s • All S ea so n RWL Design committees. Regular VESPIA’S Price Marzigliano, who is com Size/Style Price on 2nd Tire! pleting his first three-year term P2Q5/75R14 $89.18 $44.59 on the school board, said that he P215/75R15 99.94 49.97 has “ a vested interest in the dis 52.58 P225/75R15 105.16 trict,” with “ two young children P235/75R15 110.97 55.48 1 30X9.50R15 137.12 68.56 1 just entering the system. 31X10.50R15 152.51 76.25 “ I feel that with my back P235/85R16 10 ply 156.76 78.37 ground in accounting and in management, I was able to bring a lot to the table with G a b r i e l regard to financial manage DISC BRAKE SERVICE ment,” he said of his first term. Q C FREE LIFETIME 5 0 % O F F A M 3 3 WARRANTY “ We’ve accomplished a lot in 2 M GAS SHOCK & 2"° the three-year period that I’ve CALL M PHEARSON STRUT Install new front pads, repack wheel bearings Worn shocks & struts will affect your car s | sat on the board, and I feel that resurface rotors. RWD vehicles. Prices vary for handling, control & braking. 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Add’l charge for without talking about health the school board for two years; is a mem vans with engine in pass, compartment. ■ insurance contributions, in my book, is FREE TIRE ROTATION $18. VALUE Serpentine belt not included. Limit 1 per H ber of the gifted and talented parents’ Most US cars. Lube chassis, refill up to 5 qts. oil & new filfer. Specia Diesel oil & filter extra. Light trucks, vans & foreign cars slightl customer. With this coupon. just not acceptable,” he said. committee; was a founder of the group, hiqher. With this coupon. LimitExpires 1 per customer.5-1-93 Expires 5-1-93 Elected three years ago on a slate Concerned Parents for Instrumental Mu backed by the Association of Concerned sic; and is a coaching volunteer and mem Taxpayers, Marzigliano said he is grati ber of the Bayshore Youth Athletic Asso K E Y P O R T QUALITY fied that the school board members work ciation. She has three children in the CARCARE CENTER TIRES, well together now, and that the board has school district. Across from Town & Country Diner QUALITY overcome the factionalism of the past. “ Some of the organizations that I men Route 35 South, Keyport Tellefsen said she is “very involved tioned are not being represented on the Monday thru Friday 7:30 AM-7 PM SERVICE, with a lot of organizations on the north school board at this time,” she said. Saturday 7:30 AM-4 PM QUALITY side of town.” “ I find very exciting the new math cur- Call (908) 264-4888 She is co-president of the Thorne PEOPLE All Major Credit Cards In a Hurry? Call Ahead and we’ll have your Middle School Parent-Teacher Associa Continued on Page 21. National Accounts Welcome tires mounted in 40 MINUTES OR LESS! tion; has been the PTA’s representative to •'im /3 c=cui!Fi!ir ,f:f:u n . n m OS: THE INDEPENDENT, APRIL 14, 1993 2 1
Middletown Proposed School Budget 1993-94 Taxpayers face 11.9-cent h ike $79,118,030 REVENUE By Mark Rondeau aged to reduce the tax levy by about $3 million by Staff writer applying for a state loan to cover items originally intended to be above the cap. If the loan is not obtained, MIDDLETOWN — The school budget to be submit 1.76% the school board may put the items on a referendum Federal aid ted to voters Tuesday will cost taxpayers less than origi $1,397,535 nally anticipated. next year. But if approved, the 1993-94 tab will still increase Items included in the cap waiver are $600,000 for a •3.83% kindergarten-through-grade 12 math/science initiative, Tuition, the tax rate 11.9 cents per $100 of assessed valuation. transportation, and $477,200 for special-education mandated programs. By a 7-0 vote April 1, school board members voted miscellaneous School officials said the proposed budget is very aus $3,030,796 to adopt a $79,118,030 total budget. In the election, vot tere and is a basic “rollover budget” to continue existing ers will be asked to approve a $60,773,559 total tax .59% levy. programs. Local taxes Balance Spending increases include one additional nurse in $60,773,559 appropriated Voters also will be asked to approve a cap waiver to $455,000 allow the school budget to increase by $3,077,200 more the school district, 2.5 teaching positions to handle over than the state budget laws permit. crowding at the elementary level, and another student assistance counselor. APPROPRIATIONS 6.63% 2.27% The 1 1.9-cent proposed tax mc£e^e_is_dow]_ from _a nearly 20-cent increase'j- Other f f 1iK > &Uti,itieS $5,029,117 52,190,565 originally proposed by the •2.61% board in a tentative budget YOUR FREEDOM HAS ARRIVED!] Supplies earlier this year. If $2,067,247 approved, the 1 1 ,9-cent tax Ask About Our 1.39% increase would mean a Capital outlay .$1,100,000 school tax bill of $ 1.33 for Incredible Deal On A each $100 of assessed SUPER 3-WHEEL property valuation. On a house valued at FREEDOM MACHINE 3.39% $200,000, a tax rate of Special Introductory Price o f$ 1 6 9 5 schools $1.33 would mean a tax $2,681,623! bill of $2,660, up $259 from the 1992-93 school erlift Chair, $ 1 0 0 led, Stairclimb, year. (-Wheel The school board man wered Scooter Not To Be Combined OFF
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Continued from Page 20. school board hopes to have a permanent replacement by July 1, or at least before riculum that (the district is) formulating; the new school year starts in September. that we were able to get the people in the Another, longer-term goal is to reduce township together to formulate this cur divisiveness in the school district, includ riculum,” she added. “ I look forward to ing making the school district more open seeing it instituted. to the community. “ I’m very excited about the fact that “ I really want to work on ways to try • New Comic * 0 i we’re going to be (getting) another task to get the community to buy into the • Comic Supples force together to do language arts,” she schools, and to understand that they are • T-Shirts • Tow continued. “I think it’s a wonderful thing community schools, and that they belong • Posters to the community,” Pecsvaradi said. to see the community coming together • Hobbies with the administration and the school Sweeney has two children in the tar ars oys board to help change things.” school district, and one daughter gradu • S W T Pecsvaradi has a bachelor of science ated from High School South. Sweeney •Godzilla Figures degree in business administration. Her son has a bachelor of arts degree in English, •Anmton Videos recently graduated from Middletown High and is currently co-president of the High •B aseball CArds School North. She has been a Middletown School South parents’ council. • Non-Sport Cards In addition, she has been involved with resident since 1973. • BasebuiC\rd Supplies She has been involved in many church, parent-teacher associations in elementary school and community volunteer activi schools; has been the Athletic Association JOIN THE ties, including serving as president of the coordinator at St. Leo’s School for girls local chapter of the League of Women basketball and softball programs; and has COLLECTORS Voters. been involved in numerous other school Pecsvaradi said she and her two run programs. She is also a volunteer at the GRAND OPENING ning mates decided to run together to Monmouth County Volunteer Center. avoid duplication of effort on such things Sweeney said she is running “ because as fliers. I am naive enough to believe that I can SPECIALS “ And we do basically come from the make a difference. same point of view: that we put the chil “ I would like to see the issues of cur V FREE dren first — not that there aren’t other riculum addressed — to me, that is the Jim Lee X-Men#1 Comic $ ■ 10% OFF■" or A Hot Rob Leifeld X-Force Comic! 1 0 0 important things, too,” she explained. primary reason for education,” she said. “ I ENTIRE ^ .— (with $5 purchase) STORE “We feel that we need to get back to look would like to see to it that curriculum is Cannot be combined Limit One Per Customer Limit One Per Customer with any other offer Cannotany be othercombined offer with , Cannot be combined with a | ing at what the main focus of schools is, protected, revised and updated. expires 4/30/93 expires 4/30/93 which is the education of the children.” “ The board has been having to deal She said that her main focus would with plenty of issues in the past, the recent be “to get the best superintendent possi past, that were not curriculum-related,” OPEN 7 DAYS! ble” because “we desperately need the she added. leadership.” “ And I think that the time has come . SAYREBROOK TOWNE CENTER School board members last September now that these issues are pretty well under voted to fire previous Superintendent control, and we really need to start u (corner at Ernston & Washington Rd.) Richard D. Holzman because of “ philo addressing the fundamental purpose of h o D D ie s s m s m • 727- 4700 sophical differences” with the board. The education, and that is the curriculum.” * -2 2 f f kPttlt: *1:4h9?Jd,W e frl64M>EMDENT No contest for Hazlet school board seats
candidates each want to continue to im Sansevero, 43, has been in Candidates w ish prove the district, and each feels he or she the education field for 20 years, Education election 93 can contribute. Two of the candidates are and has a special interest in spe to continue educators and the third is a nurse. All cial education. He is currently three have children in the school district. vice principal of the Monmouth progress m ade Senior board member Teri Morosco of County Vocational Schools 12 Annapolis Drive is seeking her third Career Center in Freehold, and Candidates Speak Out By Marilyn Duff elective term, and current board Vice is just completing a doctoral Staff writer______.______President Dorothy O’Connor of 3 program in education adminis Marsand Drive, her second. Morosco was tration at Rutgers University. HAZLET — Local voters won’t have first appointed to an unexpired term, so Asked why he would like to to study hard to decide which candidates has served for seven years. serve on the board, Sansevero to support in the Board of Education elec Newcomer Thomas Sansevero of 90 said he has a vested interest, and U tion Tuesday. Hazlet Ave. is running for the seat being because of his educational back For the first time in several years, there vacated by Vincent Grassia. Grassia, who ground, the expertise. He and his is no contest for three three-year seats on is not seeking re-election, was appointed wife, Toni, have an 1 1 -year-old a n the Hazlet Board of Education. last year to fill Vincent Praino’s unexpired daughter and a 13-year-old son, There are also no major issues. The term.______both attending Hazlet schools. . “I’m willing to try to-use some of that,” he said, “to main tain high standards in the dis trict.” This is Sansevero’s first Teri Morosco year at the Career Center. Prior to that, he was a grade supervi sor at Passaic V alley High COME TO US FOR School, and before that, a spe- cial-education supervisor for ^ ^ I ’m s t i l l five years at Marlboro High School. Sans&vero has an under trying to get A MORTGAGE graduate degree in English, a master’s degree in education, and is certified as a reading spe cialist and teacher of the handi AND W E’LL GET capped. “Special education has liked being always been an interest (of his),” in v o lv e d . n Dorothy O’Connor he explained. Y O U M O V I N G Sansevero said he would, seek funding to renovate Hazlet’s two middle-school gymnasiums. They are inade « quate, he said, because the to try to use schools, Beers Street and Union Avenue, were built for younger, some of that elementary students. (expertise in He would also like to see the high school participate in Project Graduation, a drug- and alcohol-free graduation party. “ I just want to continue,” in t h e said Morosco, about her deci n Thomas Sansevero sion to seek another term. She believes the board has made a lot of progress, both in raising standards, as evidenced by higher stan Dorothy O’Connor, who is seeking dardized testing scores, she popinted out, her second three-year term, has “ always and by this year’ s restructuring, which liked being involved,” she said. was successful for the most part, she A seven-year resident, she has been ac added. tive in various Parent-Teacher Organiza “ I try to present an impartial opinion tions. on the board” without having a specific One daughter, Coleen, is a junior at agenda, Morosco said. “ I feel others come Raritan High School, and a second, Patri on with preconceived agendas,” she ex cia, is a sixth-grader at Union Avenue plained. Middle School. Her goals include continued improve O’Connor is a registered nurse and cur ments to the district, and she is always rently works as a visiting nurse for concerned in general about the budget, she MCOSS Nursing Services. said. She thinks the current budget is as During her first year on the board, she “ sound as can be,” given all the factors has seen “ big improvements,” and feels over which the board has no control. that board members get along very well. She would like to add a homework hot Her particular interest is facility line and have the district offer more satel maintenance, an area which was cut by FIXED S ADJUSTABLE RATE MORTGAGES lite programming for specialized classes some $1 million this year, she said. which cannot be offered locally. Morosco O’Connor said she is still trying to get has always favored a performing arts pro repairs made in some of the buildings, gram in the district, but doesn’t see it hap including the high-school auditorium. For Latest Rates & Term s: pening, at least not in the foreseeable fu She is also concerned about equipment ture. needs, saying that new chairs and desks 201-967-1900 Morosco has a master’s degree in are needed for the sixth grade. learning-disabilities teacher consultation O’ Connor hails from the Bronx and and is a child-study team member in the has worked for MCOSS for three years. Sayreville School District. She and her Prior to that, she worked part-time at BANK WITH THE MIGHTY HUDSON husband, Vic, have two daughters. One at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. tends Trenton State College and the other, She says it is probably due to experi ence as a nurse that she is particularly H u d s o n C i t y S a v i n g s B a n k Raritan High School and the Red Bank Regional School of Performing Arts on a concerned about maintenance and cleanli ness in general within the schools. New Jersey s largest savings bank pp[£ split basis. THE; INDEPENDENT, APRIL 14,1993 2 3
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HAZLET — School officials are hop machine. ing for a repeat performance of last year’s While the $49,080 capital outlay por election, when voters, for the first time tion of the budget is fully funded by state aid, it is included in the new general fund time in years, approved the school distirc- N ow is the best tim e to R E-R O O F t’s budget. account that taxpayers vote on and, is sub Voters will be asked next Tuesday to ject to municipal government review if the your hom e because the shingles approve a $15,480,220 tax levy to support budget is defeated. w ill seal better in m oderate the $26.4 general fund portion o f the Debt service, which is not subject to tem perature. 1993-94 school budget. voter approval, totals $824,557, down Polls will be open 2 - 9 p.m. Polling places Hazlet D O N ’ T WAIT! include all the district schools, except the high 1993-94 School Budget General Fund school, plus the West $26,406,614 Keansburg Fire House. If STORM ROOFIM you have a question about REVENUE your polling place, call * 1 0 0 o | 264-8404. Any Com plete Roofi A $535,627 debt ser ,1% vice levy is not subject to uition, Don't Forget to M e fl transportation & voter approval, but brings miscellaneous the total amount to be $254,000 raised by taxation to sup 1 0 % O F F port next year’s budget to $16,015,847. ENTIRE GUTTE If next Tuesday’s levy With This Ad is approved, the 1993 school tax rate will increase 10 cents, to $2.55 WE DO MORE FOR LESS per $100 of assessed RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL valuation. For the owner of a property assessed at 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE $120,000, this would ROOF REPAIRS • HOT TAR ROOFING • ROOF DRAINS mean a 1993 school tax of • RUBBER ROOFING • CARPENTRY & COMPLETE ROOF REMOVAL $3,058, a $118 increase ALUMINUM AND VINYL SIDING • REFERENCES PROUDLY GIVEN over last year. • POWERWASHING Because Hazlet oper ates on a calendar fiscal year requiring budget 7 8 7 - 5 5 4 5 levies to be split over two OFFICE LOCATED AT 646 PALM ER AVE., MIDDLETOWN tax years, the increase in Member Middletown Chamber of Commerce cludes 5.8 cents for the current-year, 1992-93 budget and four cents for the 1993-94 tab. Fair View Cem etery & M ausoleum The school administra tion has described the pro “W here M em ories Live In B eauty99 posed budget as a mainte 456 Hwy. 35 Red Bank, N.J. 07701 nance budget, saying the increase is due primarily 7 4 7 - 1 7 1 0 -■-* - to negotiated raises. The current-expense portion, which ac $13,325 from last year. There is a FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY! counts for about 95 percent of the entire possibility that Hazlet could receive an BUY DURING OUR PRE-CONSTRUCTION SALE AND SAVE budget, is up $1,460,724, of which additional $32,000 in debt service aid, GROUND HAS BEEN BROKEN... $1,248,162 is for salaries. reducing that levy slightly, according to The budget eliminates one administra Business Administrator Paul Sparta. Construction to begin on April 26,1993. tive position, the director of elementary He said districts did not receive their Pre-construction prices will be in education, and adds seven new teaching full debt service entitlement from the state effect until completion. positions, four at the high school due to an because not enough funds were available, BUY NOW enrollment increase and three at the lower but that a legislative bill has been intro AND SAVE’ levels. It also includes a new athletic duced that would increase'funding from trainer position. The high school Booster 71 to 85 percent. Hazlet will receive a Club is donating equipment for the trainer total o f $ 10 ,14 6 ,4 7 0 in state aid, up program, including a whirlpool and ice $261,271 over last year.
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state Legislature to give the foundation-aid keep the teachers up to date in their 2 incum bents, districts the funding they deserve for the fields. education for their communities.” Barbato, who filled an unex Foundation-aid districts are mainly mid- pired term last year, feels that the new com er vie dle-income districts, like Matawan- board has made progress. Aberdeen. Most foundation-aid districts Candidates Speak Out “We have created more open Aberdeen candidates for in A berdeen saw their state funding levels decrease un ness and trust,” he said. “A lot of der the Quality Education Act. people are taking a more active Matawan-Aberdeen Regional By Lauren Jaeger Another problem, she said, is that the approach. All committees are Board of Education: Staff writer state requires the district to operate a num open to the public and all minutes ber of programs, with strict guidelines, but of the meetings are handed out.” does not provide funds to pay for them. Barbato feels he brings a more ABERDEEN — Two incumbents are “ It leaves a very small area of the budget relaxed approach to the school defending their seats on the Matawan-Ab that is discretionary,” she explained. board, and that he listens careful U The answer to relief for the erdeen Regional Board of Education in a But even with existing financial con ly to what everyone has to say. challenge by a man who last ran for the taxpayers will require...lobbying straints, Horl is in favor of the $7.7 million “ Financially, we (the district) board more than 15 years ago. at the state Legislature to give in school improvements that voters will be are hurting big time,” he said. Two three-year terms on the board are the foundation-aid districts the asked to approve in a May 18 referendum, “ But people are hurting. Their available in Aberdeen. Board President because she feels they will enhance the funding they deserve. Barbara Horl of 52 Irongate Lane and John taxes are high. community and home values. However, it “ What we are spending should Barbato of 16 Donna Place would like to will be up to the voters to decide the matter, Barbara Horl continue their positions on the board. be accountable, but it should not she said. But newcomer Leonard Rose of 185 be shortchanging the children,” “ I’m anxious to see the will of the peo Lenox Road, Cliffwood Beach, would also he said. “ I’m more happy with ple,” she added. like a chance to serve on the board. the present budget than those in It's up to the voters Tuesday to decide Horl said that many improvements have the past.” who’s best for the job. been accomplished during her tenure. For However, he would have liked U Horl, who works for state Sen. Jack one, the board gets the complete minutes of to cut the cost of the adult high We have Sinagra of Middlesex County, is a 22-year each subcommittee before board meetings. school from the budget, and created more resident and the mother of two. She has Another plus is having board meetings aired asked the county to finance the openess and served on the board since 1989. on cable television Channel 19, she said. program. trust. A lot of “ It’s getting the word out to people, even One of the biggest obstacles facing the “The county could have people are board, she said, is the Quality Education if they catch (only) part of it,” she said. picked up the cost,” he said. “The Attendance at board meetings has im adult school is open to individuals taking a Act, which has reduced state aid to the dis more active trict by almost 50 percent in four years. The proved, also. living in other towns. I don’t feel act was supposed to help fund the poor dis “We’re making a good outreach effort,” it’s right.” approach. 4 tricts in the state by taking funding away she added. “This is the first year we had a Regarding the $7.7 million from districts with more money. whole evening of parent workshops respon referendum, Barbato said he is “As far as I’m concerned, it just did not sive to the parents’ needs.” “all for it” because the district work,” said Horl. “The answer to relief for By working on the curriculum commit may qualify for low-cost financ the taxpayers will require a great (deal of) tee, Horl helped to institute teacher training ing under a new state proposal. knowledge, pressure and lobbying at the sessions for math and language arts, to help In fact, Barbato took two days U All ethics... off from his job as financial con have been troller for Xerox Corp., New relaxed, and it York, in order to tdur each of the makes it difficult six schools and see where the to deal with SUPERMAN changes should be made. discipline. I hope “The high school lacked in its that the Board of IS BACK. locker rooms,” he said. “There Education had been no renovations since the reviews the 1960s. After 30 years, you have problem. BUT IS ANY to do certain things.” Leonard Rose During his year on the board, OF THEM Barbato served on the insurance THE REAL committee to look into ways to makes it difficult to deal with discipline ... I MAN OF STEEL? provide the same benefits at a lower cost. Regarding curriculum, Barbato said he hope the pendulum will turn, and that the would like to see an increase in Scholastic Board of Education reviews the problem.” Aptitude Test scores. Rose has been an Aberdeen Township “ R E I G N O F “ I’m looking to make this a three-year Zoning Board member for eight years and THE goal,” he said. was a Recreation Board member for three “I’m not making this (school board years. He also serves on several committees SUPERMEN” membership) a career,” he added. “ I believe in the district. there always should be new blood coming “ I’m very visible in the community,” he BEGINNING IN aboard.” said. “ Being identifiable, it will give people ADVENTURES OF Rose, a lifelong Aberdeen resident and more of a sense of accessibility. The things SUPERMAN #501 the father of two, has a contracting business that concern them will be addressed.” and works part-time for the New Jersey Rose also supports the $7.7 million ref ACTION COMICS #687 Sports Exposition Authority. erendum. SUPERMAN #78 “I’ve always had an interest in children “ There’s been no major work in this SUPERMAN:THE MAN and education,” he said. “ Several teachers district for 25 years,” Jie said. “If you don’t maintain your house for 25 years, you’ ll OF STEEL #22 made quite an impression on me in my ju nior high school days at the Lloyd Road accumulate all of the repairs.” School. They gave respect and demanded In the meantime, Rose would like to see ALL ON SALE THE SAME DAY respect in return.” the school board hold meetings in different Swsflfma* 3o<$ aii THE LAST WEEK OF APRIL, 1993! ittfaftc jftd&s <>r>3 Children who come from problematic locations throughout Matawan and the DC mo Aberdeen, instead of just holding them at jrademarfcs o? DC households hold a special interest for Rose, Comics & 1333. Aif \f~^f j flfWW»V«d who grew up in a one-parent household. the administrative office, so that even more “The young people who are rebellious residents can participate. suffer from lack of self-esteem and a lack of “ The biggest problem is the way the structure,” he explained. As a member of town is laid out and the community is di COMIC RELIEF OF FREEHOLD, INC. the Concerned Citizens of Aberdeen, Rose vided,” he added. “ People talk about the often deals with students who are having ‘Strathmore section’ and the ‘ Cliffwood difficulty in many ways. section.’ When we start talking about Freehold Raceway Mall He would like to see more discipline and ‘ Aberdeen,’ w e’ll all be in a lot better regimen restored to the school district. shape.” “ When I went to school, you dared not George Kopacz’s name will be on the 577-1601 think about swearing,” he said. “All ethics, ballot, but he has unofficially dropped out even dress codes, have been relaxed, and it of the race. THE INDEPENDENT,APRIL 14 2 5
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newcomer Ed Kooi, 16 Rustic Lane, to fill the single B uilding projects, Matawan seat in Tuesday’s Matawan-Aberdeen Regional Board of Education election. C a n d i d a t e s O u t low funding are Martin, who has served two terms, describes himself as Matawan candidates for a “realist.” - Matawan-Aberdeen Regional “ People complain about their taxes, but they can’t blame Board of Education: ? 1 am ong m ain issues it on our schools,” he said, referring to Gov. Jim Florio’s Quality Education Act, which allocated more funding to By Lauren Jaeger poor districts, but took away from the middle-income dis Staff writer tricts to do so. “Over the last four years, aid has been reduced by 46 I don't think MATAWAN — Borough residents will choose between percent” to Matawan-Aberdeen, he said. the school board board member William Martin, 21 Edgemere Drive, and In addition, Martin said, the state continues to mandate is representative expensive programs without helping to pay for their of anyone costs. . “ The biggest challenge is providing a good edu except the Matawan/Aberdeen cation with the funds we have,” he explained. “ Unless administration. we get state relief, we’re in serious trouble.” Proposed School Budget 1993-94 He said that large classes are becoming more and ■ $33,395,105 more the norm in the school system, as teachers are Ed K ooi laid off because of the district’s budgetary constraints. REVENUE It’s something he wished weren’t so, he said, al 79% though the way money is, there’s no other choice. Tuition, transportation & In part, Matawan-Aberdeen faces financial con miscellaneous straints because 75 percent of its teachers are near the People complain $267,391 top of the pay scale, he said. about their School districts face a strong negotiating adver taxes, but they 2.36% sary in the New Jersey Education Association, Martin can't blame it on Balance said. However, he added that relations with the local our schools... appropriated teachers association have improved in recent years. (State) aid had $800,000 In the coming contract negotiations, Martin said, been reduced by the district should bargain hard to get the staff to par 46 percent. ^ ^ Local taxes ticipate in paying for health benefits. $23,889,700 State aid Despite these tough challenges, Martin — who William Martin $8,978,014 worked in corporate finance for 25 years — said he has found ways to make important contributions dur ing his tenure on the board. APPROPRIATIONS On his recommendation, teachers now receive Some won’t find a new job approaching anything what they written reports, instead of verbal warnings, which made before. And they can’t sell their homes. Purchase “One problem is that there’s no sharing of information Benefit; services were all that were given in the past, if they are acting $5,601 035 $4,709. 143 in an unacceptable manner. If a teacher accumulates by different boards in different towns. Maybe someone several reports over a period of time, appropriate dis should be collecting all of the information and sending out a 5.27% ciplinary measures would be discussed, he said. quarterly newsletter,” he suggested. Supplies, materials In addition, his experience on the board’s finance Also, Kooi would like to see a day set aside for college & miscellaneous committee is valuable, and working closely with the students who graduated from Matawan Regional High expenditures School to visit the school before Christmas vacation and tell $1,789,371 people in finance have led to a better accounting sys tem and timing of reports, he said. the seniors what they can expect in college. Regarding the proposed $7.7 million in improve As a parent, Kooi has contributed by creating the .45% ments to the school system, which voters will have to upcoming “Career Day,” to be held at the end of the month at the high school. It will feature 30 speakers who hold vari Equipment decide upon in a two-section May 18 referendum, $153,205 Martin said he favors the section which would close ous occupations. . the old Cliffwood Elementary School and add the “ I want to see the best education possible for the kids,” improvements mandated by the state Americans with Kooi added. “If our kids don’t exceed the norm, the United .04% Disabilities Act (ADA) to all of the schools. States will fall far behind, and we’ll never be a world power Salaries Other uses again.” . $21,669,351 of funds “The Cliffwood School has needed improve $13,000 ments since I was a kid,” he said. “And the bathrooms Regarding the upcoming referendum on the $7.7 worth of proposed school improvements, Kooi is not enthusiastic do have to be enlarged. We do have kids in wheel about many of its aspects. chairs.” “We’ve closed up two schools,” he said, refening to the How he will vote on the second part of the refer D istrict taxes rates old Broad Street School and the Cambridge Park School. endum, though, is still up in the air. “The student population is decreasing. “I am ambivalent to the football field and the new “I’m for the things which are needed. The ADA show disparate rise gymnasium (additions to the high school),” said the should be a separate item, but they lumped that with other - ABERDEEN — Matawan and Aberdeen residents will self-described “ sports nut.” items, with the hopes that it will confuse voters who will decide Tuesday whether they can spare more in 1992-93 Kooi, who regularly attends board meetings and is think they are absolutely necessary.” regional school taxes. Their taxes will help pay for the the father of one son in ______Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School District’s proposed the district, has lived in budget of $33,514,519 in current expense and capital out the borough for 15 EXCLUSIVELY FOR WOMEN lay of $153,205. . years. The certified If the budget is passed, Matawan residents would pay public accountant said $1.89 for every $100 of assessed valuation of their proper that his high taxes are 2 4 f o r 2 4 ty, or 7 cents more than last year. motivating him to run $24-A-M0NTH Aberdeen residents would have to pay $ 1.99 for every for the board and help FOR 24 MONTHS UNLIMITED VISITS $100 of assessed valuation of their property, or 22 cents make some changes. □ FREE CHILD CARE □ 1-HOUR CLASSES more than last year. “We haven’t passed □ STEP AEROBICS AVAILABLE □ LIFE CYCLES □SHOWER & LOCKER Aberdeen’s school tax rate has increased more than the a budget in years,” said □ CERTIFIED AREAS borough’s because the township recently underwent a re Kooi, who feels that AEROBIC INSTRUCTORS □WOMEN'S CLUB assessment which resulted in a 10 percent drop in the the school districts □ WEIGHT TRAINING EQUIP. □GIFT CERTIFICATES □ TANNING BED AVAILABLE value of the average home. should communicate □ STAIRMASTER □TREADMILLS This means, if a home was valued at $150,000 in with each other to □ PERSONAL BODYTRAINING □ DAYS & EVENINGS Aberdeen last year, it might be valued at only $135,000 share cost-cutting mea Swedish Massage today. The proposed tax rate on the same home would add sures. BRING IN THIS AB FOR 1 FREE WEEK TRYOUT $38.4 to last year’s tax bill — or a total of $2,692. “ I don’t think the CALL NOW FOR AN APPT. (908)888-1800 On the other hand, a home in Matawan valued at school board is rep $150,000 last year is probably assessed at the same resentative of anyone B o d y M y s t i q u e amount of money this year. The taxes on this home would except the adminis WOMEN'S HEALTH CLUB AT WELLINGTON SQUARE MALL be $ 1 1 1 more than the taxes paid last year — or a total of tration,” he said. 745 POOLE AVENUE (Hwy. 36) HAZLET, NEW JERSEY 07730 “Hundreds of residents COME SEE HAZLETS BEST WOMEN'S HEALTH/FITNESS CENTER $2,844. CLUB HOURS: Mon.-Thurs., 8:30 a ttti 9:00 pm • Fri. 8:30 am UN 6:00 pm have lost their jobs. Sat. 8:30a------Sun. 10:00 i ------2 6 APRIL 14, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT K eyport incum bents defend posts
schools to save money, and expand the ment at Keyport High School as an Five candidates curriculum offerings, he said. accomplishment. “ Education is always changing, and we “ We’re bringing students bac have to change with it,” he said. “ It never with advanced-placement classes vie fo r 3 seats stands still.” and classes like TV production,” he Biagianti, who works for the John E. said. on school board Day-Bedle Funeral Home, would like to Ferrante-Caddle is the moth see voters pass the school budget this er of four and says that her love By Lauren Jaeger year. for children, education and Candidates Speak Out Staff writer “ It gets harder and harder to do that” Keyport — where she has lived he said, adding that if the budget is turned all her life — have motivated her Keyport Board of Education: KEYPORT-— Borough voters Tues down by the residents, several classes to run for the school board. day will select three Board of Education instituted four or five years ago may have “ I want to see the children get members from among five candidates. to be cut. . the best education they can one who A sixth candidate, Elaine Aumack of Biagianti, an 1 1-year resident, is also a receive,” she said. “There’s (teaches) well 52 Keamy St., is running unopposed for member of the Keyport Kiwanis, the Rari always room for improvement.” . deserves the the final year of an unexpired term. tan Hose Fire Department, the Knights of She added, “Give them the The three incumbents seeking to keep Columbus, the Elks and the American best education, but keep the taxes money they're their positions are board President Joseph Legion. down.” ' paid. Perhaps, Biagianti of 63 Broad St., a member since Ferry, a fifth-generation Keyport res One improvement she wants though, we need to 1987; Robert Ferry of 183 Beers St., a ident, feels he has a complete view of the to see is in children’s self-respect find alternate way member since 1988; and Nicole Ferrante- educational process. He was once a substi and self-esteem. of funding their Caddle of 53 Elizabeth St., who filled an tute teacher; he’s the father of two chil “ I’d like to see the develop salaries. unexpired term in September. Ferrante- dren. And he’s a taxpayer. ment of workshops to bring kids Ann DeAngelo Caddle had served previously from 1985 “ It’s better to fix the public schools so back a little more morality and to 1987. that parents don’t have to spend extra more self-esteem,” she said. “ It’s Newcomers seeking to replace the in money to send kids to private school,” he something the school board can cumbents are Patricia Skillman of 249 Di explained. work on.” vision St., and Ann DeAngelo of 17 Gull Ferry, vice president of a marketing Another concern is keeping Way. and consulting data-processing firm, said classes a reasonable size, u I want to be Biagianti, the father of two, said that that his best asset is “ common sense,” and although enrollment is increasing. involved. I he’ s seen the Keyport schools improve will bring to the board his years of experi A Sunday school teacher for it is over the past few years, and that, he would ence with working on budgets. nine years, Ferrante-Caddle important to like to help them continue in that direc “ Right now, there’s a good mix of peo attended Monmouth College, tion. give something ple on the board with a lot of different West Long Branch, and majored to your Keyport High School has attracted viewpoints. There are not a bunch of little in education. more Union Beach students recently, he cliques,” he said. “If everyone agrees, “ I know what the children’ s said, and as a result, has been able to offer you’ll never accomplish anything.” needs are because I am a mother,” ■ • • . *. ■ • more varied classes. Part of the reason Ferry is running is she said. “I know what the Patricia Skillman Union Beach previously sent all of its his interest in staying an active member in teacher’s needs are because of my :•. -- SHH M Ir public high-school students to Keyport on the community. background in education. I keep IM a tuition basis. About five years ago, “ I always want to give back to the up with all of the latest education % Union Beach arranged to give its students town,” the former fire chief said. “ Being al technology. the choice of attending Red Bank Re on the board means giving a lot of time “ But I can also relate to the u gional High School. Keyport High and dedication.” . taxpayers because I am one Td like to see the School’s enrollment dropped sharply then, Ferry said that he would like to see myself,” she added. “I really but Biagianti said that Keyport has been I development of workshops more attendance at board meetings, where know what the people are like I to bring kids back a little winning the students back with solid class most of the time, there are five or fewer here because I’ve grown up offerings. people. here.’* morality and more “ I’m enthusiastic,” he said. “ I like to “ It’s sad to think that certain items that Serving on the board is “ strict self-esteem. work at the things I do. I investigate ev may not be devastating could generate 20 ly a love job,” she said. “You i ! erything that comes in front of me.” or 30 people at a meeting, but when it have to love the children and edu His future goals include seeing that the concerns the children’s educational future, cation, or you wouldn’t want to Nicole Ferrante-Caddle & enrollment is kept up at the high school, you don’t get anybody,” he said. be there.” and finding ways to offer a greater variety Athletics, he pointed out, has its place She is a member of the of classes. in the schools, but it’s not the school’s pri Keyport Parent-Teacher The district should look into ways of mary function. Association, the high school regionalizing services with neighboring Ferry also cited the increase in enroll- Mother’s Club, and was a founder of the Keyport High School Hall u of Fame. We're b You Won t Bel Skillman, the mother of three students back youngsters, is running this year with advanced- because she wants to be more placement involved with the educational classes and N ew - 2 2 ’ I V Y L E A G U E process, and to see that Keyport’s classes like taxpayers are getting the highest- TV production. P i r a t e 7 quality education possible for their children. n S h ip SE “My first budget will be chal Sat. lenging,” she admitted, “but ______d e d whatever I become involved with, m ' : 1 8 I totally commit myself to.” r « Three years ago, Skillman, a DAY (:a m p a licensed practical nurse, founded C e n t e r I * A r ^ p p o the fire companies’ newsletter, ► t Education is and wrote about the goings-ons of always changing, Learn About Our Programs! * Meet Our Super Staff! all seven fire companies of and we have Keyport. She is an active member Tour our 13 acre campus! SEE WHY WE RE #1 IN CAMPING!! to change o f the Keyport Parent-Teacher with it. * MINI DAY: 3,4 & 5 YEAR OLDS * FULL DAY: 4-11 YEAR OLDS. Association and regularly attends * TEEN TRAVEL: 11-15 YEAR OLDS * CIT PROGRAM: 10TH GRADE school board meetings. Recently, she spent two ENROLL NOW!! LIM ITED SPACE IN GROUPS evenings with the board while they updated and revised the school policy books. Call fo r Further Inform ation and D irections “ I want to be involved,” she said. “ I believe it is important to l i o .G ordonsCorner Road ( ^ 8 ) 4 4 6 - 7 0 W give something to your community. My Continued on Page 27. m m ahipaii, >J o / / -o \ 7 J - THE INDEPENDENT, APRIL 14, 1993 2 7 6-cent rate hike planned Aerobic/Dance & Activewear L argest Selection in the State! KEYPORT — If voters Keyport Leg Warmers in Stock approve the Board of Sw im suits in Stock! Education’s proposed bud General Fund 1993-94 School Budget • Dance & Gymnastic Apparel • AVIA Sneakers Sizes 5-11 get on Tuesday, the owner $9,989,779 • Discounted to Girl's & Women’s Sizes-XS to XXXXLG o f a house assessed at (With this Coupon) $100,000 will pay an addi 2% REVENUE Balance W e Stock tional $60 in annual taxes. appropriated °/( OFF YOUR NEXT The proposed 1993-94 I Local taxes $200,000 Capezio $4,581,764 budget totals $10,360,804, Dance & 2 0 PURCHASE and would increase the Gym nastic school tax rate by 6 cents -Tuition, (Excluding sale and clearance items) per $100 of assessed valu transportation, Shoes Expires 4-28-93 ation. miscellaneous $1,380,750 Last year’s grand total was $9,850,509. Fashions For Fitness If the budget is HOLMDEL (Caldor) PLAZA • 739-6480 approved, the school tax AvaHable ( In The Courtyard) rate will be $1.36 for every AvaMame Hwy. 35 N. Holmdel Mon.-Fri. 10-9, Sat. 10-6, Sun. 11 am-4 pm $100 of a property’s State aid assessed value. Last year’s $3,847,265 tax rate was $1.30 for 1.4% every $100 of assessed APPROPRIATIONS Attendance & health valuation. $142,789 There are many factors Instruction 3.67% that contribute to the rise $4,163,607 Transporation in the budget, explained $366,994 Anthony Gaita, schools Operations H e y K i d s ! administrator, at the April $1,032,596 6 budget hearing. Here’s your chance to take Mom out to dinner and For one, the state Tuition tell her why she’s the greatest. i ordered all schools to payments $744,348 remove their underground Just complete the following line in 50 words or less: oil tanks. Keyport has two. .2% They will be replaced by Food services My Mom is special because ______one, above-ground tank. Administration $22,161 $1,841,877 Total cost: $50,000. 1.6% Other capital-improve- Student activities $167,821 ment costs are related to .6% mandates of the Capital outlay Other instructional programs $66,500 $1,441,086 Americans with Disabilities Act, such as new, wider doors. Shortfalls in revenue have also contributed to the proposed tax increase. Keyport is only getting 2.8 percent more in state funding than last year, instead of the 4-percent increase expected. And because of a recent property reassessment, total taxable property is valued at $1.7 million less than it was previously. The budget calls for several cutbacks. Spending will be reduced on basketball, track and softball supplies, and high school bowling and Central School cheerleading would be eliminated. One administrative position has been cut. Superintendent of Schools John Dumford would not reveal which position it was, because the person in that posi tion has not yet been notified. Population is increasing in the schools as well. Dumford pointed out that the pro jected student enrollment for October 1993 is 1,155 students. By looking at past figures, A winner will be chosen in two age categories, 6 through 12 the trend in enrollment appears to be on an upswing. Enrollment in October 1992 was 1,104 students, and the year before that, there were only 1,046 students in the schools. years, and 13 through 18 years. The winners will receive gift certificates to take their Mothers out to dinner. Mail your letter, 1 along with your name, address, phone number and age to: j C a n d i d a t e s The Independent Mothers Day Contest Continued from Page 26. several board meetings, DeAngelo said she would like to see the schools obtain as 766 Shrewsbury Ave. kids are going to be in the school system.” many grants as possible from the federal Tinton Falls, N.J. 07724 Regarding students, Skillman would government and from corporations. like to see more of Keyport’s high school If that were accomplished, she pointed graduates enter college. She is excited out, several exciting new programs could about the program in which high school be introduced in the schools that would have previously been unobtainable be students will be able to earn college cred Letters m ust be its by taking courses offered by Jersey cause of funding. City State College. In the meantime, she would like to see received by “Today, you just have to have a col the district hire the best, most qualified April 23, 1993. people possible. > lege education,” said Skillman, a five-year The winners will resident. “Just to compete in today’s “ Teaching is an extremely difficult world, you have to have something more job,” she explained. “ Anyone who does be photographed . than a high school education.” the job well deserves the money they’re Their pictures paid. Perhaps, though, we need to find al Among her assets, she said, is that she and letters will is a fair person who doesn’t cave into fa ternate ways of funding their salaries in voritism. stead of relying on taxes. I would hate to 0 11 “ Everyone is equal in-my book,” she lose good teachers because we couldn’t in said. A native of Hazlet, Skillman at afford to keep them. tended St. Joseph’s School in Keyport. “Educational improvement is a chal DeAngelo, a former teacher, does ca lenge, and it moves slowly,” DeAngelo reer guidance and counseling and is an added. education program specialist for the New “ Keyport has a true concern about the Jersey State Department of Education in students. I hear their concerns,” she said. Trenton. “There’s room for improvement, and we A five-year resident who has attended need to make tough choices.11 2 8 APRIL 14, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT
A worker at Fantasies go-go bar, Route 36, FURNITURE LANU NURTH asked police March 30 to take a woman away from the premises because she wanted to All information in the following reports was dance, and nobody there wanted her to dance. taken from the local police department records. On First Street, a little dog was wandering loose in the street, jt was reported March 30. Three men, one armed with a rifle, were re ported lingering March 30 in a Chandler Avenue back yard. Sgt. John Dayback responded and told them to go away and take the rifle, which was actually a BB gun, home. A two-car accident involving two injuries A person continuously called and made occurred at 10 a.m. March 22 at the intersection threats April 9 to someone working on Broad of Union Avenue and Middle Road. One driver Street. was transported to Bayshore Community Hospi Someone reported hearing a loud bang tal. No charges were filed. followed by obscenities April 9 on Main Street. Frank J.M. Ligo, 32, 58 Lone Oak Road, At Fantasies go-go bar, Route 36, some Middletown, was charged March 30 with driving one phoned police April 9 to report there was a while intoxicated following a three-car accident fight and that someone had a gun. Lt. James on Route 36 at the South Holly Avenue Wilson responded and found everything in intersection, in which police said his vehicle hit order. a vehicle stopped at the traffic signal, causing it Cars were parked illegally on Monroe to strike another vehicle. He was released on Street, it was reported April 8. Police responded recognizance. Both he and the driver of the and took care of the problem. middle car were taken to Bayshore Community Hospital. Patrolman Steve Schmidt responded. A fire on the roof of 75 Manchester Ave. Robert J. Davis, 34, 13 Euclid Ave., was reported at 9:46 a.m. April 8. Keansburg, was charged April 2 with driving One shirt, one jacket, pants, and a land FLOOR SAMPLE while intoxicated following a motor vehicle stop scape blower were stolen from a truck parked at about 4 p.m. on Route 35 north. He was April 8 on Green Grove Avenue. The estimated transported to Monmouth County jail in lieu of value of all of the stolen items is more than $500 bail. Patrolman Charles McBride re $400. • sponded. The back window of a Jeep parked April 7 Joseph A. Sueiro, 62, 34 Cresci Blvd., was on Maple Place was found cracked. There also charged April 2 with driving while intoxicated, were dents in the car hood. reckless driving and leaving the scene of an A goose was found walking in the middle accident. He was released on recognizance. of Main Street April 7. It finally found its way Patrolman Richard Jaeger filed the charges. back to the water, it was reported. James E. Gansereit, 22, 18 Miriam Place, On Washington Street, a dispute broke out was charged March 24 with driving while intoxi April 6 between a woman and her neighbor’s cated following a hit-and-run accident involving son. Apparently, the woman was talking on her a parked car on Lillian Drive. He was released cordless telephone, and the entire conversation on recognizance. Patrolman Steve Schmidt was picked up on the boy’s CB radio. He taped filed the charge shortly before midnight. the private discussion and then played it back A Minuteman Drive house was burglarized to the woman's husband. Detective Richard Ely between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. March 29, and helped settle matters. $4,200 in currency and $5,000 worth of jewelry were stolen. A door was pried open to gain en try. Patrolman Russell Surdi responded. Videotapes worth $85,000 were stolen sometime between March 24-31 from a storage trailer parked on Smith Lane off Laurel Avenue. On Middletown-Lincroft Road, at a sharp The tapes, approximately 2,500 of them, be bend just south of the Sunnyside Drive intersec longed to the victim’s wife’s company. Patrol tion, two accidents occurred the weekend of man Robert Dispenza responded. March 27-28. At about 12:30 p.m. March 27, a Nick Ivanoff, 38, Wharton, was charged 17-year-old Manalapan boy was injured when March 31 with driving while intoxicated and he veered off the road to avoid another car that reckless driving following a motor vehicle stop had crossed lanes, and he struck a utility pole. on Route 36 west in Union Beach. He was re He was transported to Riverview Medical Cen leased on recognizance. Patrolman Richard ter. CpI. James Murphy responded. At about Jaeger made the stop at about 11 p.m. 1 :30 p.m. March 28, a two-car accident involv ing two injuries occurred at approximately the same location, when one of the drivers lost con trol of his car on the curve. The driver and a x o j n d e j * passenger in one of the cars were transported to Riverview Medical Center. The driver of the Patrolman Michael Smith found a bicycle second car was charged with careless driving. in the parking lot of Holmdel High School at CpI. Herman Grillon responded. about 2:35 a.m. April 6. He brought the bicycle At an Ocean Avenue residence, food, in to police headquarters. cluding three roasts and a lasagna dinner, and A Ladwood Drive resident reported at a 1 2-pack of beer were stolen from a garage re about 10:45 p.m. April 4 about hearing some frigerator. The owner reported the theft the kind of an explosion. A few minutes later, an morning of April 5 and said that similar thefts Old Farm Road resident reported fireworks be occurred last summer. Patrolman James ing set off in the area. At about 11:15 p.m., Pa Keenan responded. trolman Walter Weber located juveniles who At a Berman Way residence, a living-room were setting off fireworks and told them to stop. storm window valued at $185 was broken with a A man reported at about 1 a.m. April 4 that rock, according to an April 5 report. CpI. James his vehicle was broken into while parked at J. Murphy responded. Bayshore Community Hospital, although no Layette clothing sets and stuffed toys damage was done and nothing appeared to were reported stolen April 5 from It’s a Small have been taken. Patrolman Eric Hoffman re World store at the Union Square Mall, Route sponded to the call. 35. CpI. Frank Cannon responded.
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Area voters will go to the polls dates and the budgets. Tuesday to cast ballots for school We also offer our endorsements board candidates, and to pass or for local Board of Education candi reject proposed budgets for local dates. education. Most of all, we encourage read The Independent this week ers to get out and vote. Local chil offers information about the candi- dren deserve our support.
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For the Matawan-Aberdeen Re the job of board president with gional Board of Education, we en wisdom, enthusiasm and grit. dorse William Martin in Matawan, She demonstrates effective lead and Barbara Horl and Leonard ership and concern for residents’ Rose in Aberdeen. opinions and concerns. Martin, 21 Edgemere Drive, is Rose has served the community the clear choice in Matawan. in various capacities during the During his past two terms on the past 20 years, showing particular board, his realistic outlook and interest in children with discipline approachable manner have been problems. assets. As a graduate of the district and Martin brings to the seat years a representative of the Cliffwood of experience in corporate finance Beach section of town, he could and an understanding of schools’ contribute a valuable perspective to complex roles in society. the board. In Aberdeen, voters are faced Despite our selections, we with the pleasant dilemma of would like to commend John Bar- choosing only two board members bato for serving very capably in his from three fine candidates. current board term. ■ We endorse Barbara Horl, 52 If Mr. Barbato does not win re Irongate Lane, and Leonard Rose, election, we encourage him to 185 Lenox Road, in Cliffwood compete for a seat during next Beach. Horl this year has handled year’s election.
Vote for Barbara Horl Stop childish bickering Incum bent, newcom ers get nod Four years ago, we desperately needed It appears that the chairman of the a new face an the Matawan-Aberdeen Keyport Democrat County Committee For the three seats on the Key sense of fairness and an emphasis Board o f Education, to give it a much- just doesn’t get it. Doesn’t he feel the needed dose of integrity, intelligence, fis resentment in this town toward politicians port Board of Education, we en on curriculum. cal responsibility and hard work. who have nothing better to do but play dorse incumbent Robert Ferry of Skillman, the mother of three, Barbara Horl won in a landslide — a politics at the expense of progress? 183 Beers St., and newcomers Pa has shown interest in the board by tribute to her interest in our community There are many issues and pressing tricia Skillman of 249 Division St. attending meetings regularly. and her love of children. And last year, matters to be dealt with in Keyport that are far more important than playing politi and Ann DeAngelo of 17 Gull She also has contributed ener she was elected board president. Now Aberdeen needs her more than cal one-upmanship. Are we, as taxpayers, Way. getically to the community by ever. She is surely no politician (loaded content to watch the progress of recent Ferry, a board member since working hard on a Fire Department with evasive answers and empty promis years cease while the Democrats and Re 1988, has contributed financial ex newletter. es). publicans bicker over irrelevant issues? perience and expertise during his We think she would bring She shoots from the hip with honest Mr. White, I think it is time for the answers to tough questions, and what she politicians of Keyport to reject the petti tenure. He also demonstrates a enthusiasm and a concern for chil says is what you get. ness of old-time politics as a political dren to the board. Her record is extraordinary: fiscal re means. Let us grow up, work together and We endorse DeAngelo for the sponsibility — there are now 10 fewer ad use our energy to improve Keyport ministrators than several years ago; open instead of using it to dredge the murk of BAYSHORE third seat because of her interest in the past. education and expertise on the sub ness and accountability to the public — INDEPENDENT Barbara successfully proposed televising MICHAEL SHAW ject. Keyport A Greater M edia Newspaper all board meetings to let the public know Not only was she a former precisely what is going on (for a change); Squads thanked Managing Editor ...Judith McGee Feeney teacher, specializing in career communication — Barbara’s innovative Sports Editor ...... Mark Rosman guidance and counseling, DeAn ideas have dramatically improved The senior citizen residents and the Executive Editor...... Greg Bean communication, cohesiveness and effi management of Keyport Legion Apart Publisher...... Kevin L. Wittman gelo now coordinates projects for ciency among board members. ments wish to thank the Keyport Fire De the New Jersey State Department In these times of tight money and fis partment, Police Department and First The Bayshore Independent circulation is subject to audit by Certified Audit of Circulations, Inc. Published of Education in Trenton. cal crisis, we can’t afford the luxury of a Aid Squad for their immediate response Wednesday by the Greater Monmouth Publishing rookie learning the ropes. to our emergency March 27. Keyport is Co., 766 Shrewsbury Avenue, Tinton Falls, NJ 07724. The five-year resident would Phone 747-0222. • Third class postage paid at We need proven integrity and fiscal very lucky to have such fine emergency Eatontown, NJ. $32 a year. First class mail subscription bring a unique perspective and also available at $65 for 26 weeks, 25 cents a copy. know-how. Let’s elect Barbara Horl on squads. some new ideas to the Keyport Tuesday. AUDREY M. MOCCI School System. NED KENNY Manager 'J v' ~ v w:r- v i>jtIisjsj foV'. (fc)»“■ y'sa' ., ..-KevgorLLeaiP.n ApartDients,, THE INDEPENDENT, APRIL 14, 1993 3 1
a wise economic investment. Vote for Sheth In the fall of 1990, the Reading Committee began the process of selecting When residents go to the polls JLE'TTERS a successor reading program and, as was Tuesday to vote for a new Board of Edu reported at a recent public board meeting, cation, they should be concerned about intends to pilot new' reading materials this two major issues — significant increase Teachers overpaid print actual fact. That should shorten his fall and to recommend a new reading in their school-age population, and the stories quite a bit. series for adoption in 1994. need for more scholastic programs for the In almost every news article related to Mr. White, if you wish to wave the When looking at the costs of educating average child in their schools. school budgets, you find residents of that flag further, why don’t you come to a a student in the Holmdel Public Schools, First, with more new homes being school district angered by being asked to Borough Council meeting and “lay your comparisons to districts such as Summit, built in Holmdel, the number of school- approve proposed budgets that continue to cards on the table?” My guess is, you Princeton, Millburn/Short Hills and simi age children in the Village and Indian Hill increase property taxes which are already don’t have any cards. lar communities provide an accurate, re schools should increase dramatically. Kalpana Sheth, a Holmdel resident and bursting at the seams. So far, the only smoking gun I’ve seen sponsible parallel. mother of two who is running for the Middletown is one good example is the one you have pointed at your own In these instances, our costs are consis where steady increases have forced elder foot. tently less than those districts. To com Board of Education in Holmdel, is com mitted to planning for this future growth. ly residents to restrict eating regularly and If Mr. White and the Keyport pare our costs to a private school or a Second, Holmdel has excellent not be able to purchase all the prescription Democrats wish to be watchdogs by large urban school is not valid. medicine they require, so that they can night, they should also consider being I believe it is important to assure the scholastic programs for the gifted and tal ented, as well as.for those with learning pay for teacher salary increases and health sled dogs by day, and start pulling for the residents of Holmdel that the communi benefits they could never acquire or even betterment of the borough and not the bat ty’s “excellent reputation in education” disabilities. dream about. tering of the mayor. will be maintained and, through continued It is the average child who falls The teachers will not even consider JOHN C. AUMACK initiatives, enhanced. between these two categories who has a sharing increasing costs of those health Keyport An outstanding staff and a very sup- harder time fitting in. benefits that do not cost them one penny. supportive community have been the As the mother of two children in the The taxpayer will have to pay for those foundations upon which the school sys Holmdel schools, Sheth is aware of this increases, and in these tough economic School system is OK tem has earned its distinguished reputa issue and believes in motivating and pro times, it’s no wonder that they are re A recent copy of a local newspaper tion as a quality school district. As inter viding a supportive environment to bring belling. carried a news article that referred to the im superintendent, I pledge to continue to out the best in all children, including the In the Matawan-Aberdeen School Dis Holmdel Township Public Schools. I work to maintain that reputation. average child. trict, the situation is much the same, and agree with the statement, “Holmdel is JOHN J. WARD SHOBHA SHAH some of the residents who have lived here known to have a fine education system.” I Holmdel Holmdel all their lives are being forced to try to disagree with various other statements in sell their properties at reduced prices, as the article. they can no longer afford to live in the At the March 10 public Board of area. Education meeting, a citizen raised a I s Y o u r C hild C aught Some are delinquent on property taxes question regarding instructional space at and water bills that they cannot afford. the Village School. The superintendent In A F ailu re C hain? Further increases will not alleviate this stated unequivocally that the matter was condition, and those of us who do manage being reviewed and that he would prepare to pay will be further penalized with high and present a report to the board at the • Weak Basic Skills er taxes to offset these uncollected taxes second public meeting in April. and unpaid water bills. The board has had a long-standing • Frustration Unless the economy greatly improves, practice of endorsing a limit of 25 stu with School it is time that further increases in teacher dents per class, although that number salaries be restricted, and that they start to occasionally is exceeded for good cause. • Lack of Confidence contribute to a health plan that only ben It is too early to determine the precise efits them. Every taxpayer is asked to numbers per class for the next school • No M otivation make continued sacrifices, and it’s time year, but the board intends to continue its the teachers who are being paid by them practice of limiting class size. Your child may need help with weak study skills or poor reading or niath skills. made some, too. Would the quality o f ed The 1992 special referendum provided He or she may be unmotivated or lack confidence, despite a good IQ. ucation to our students suffer if the teach for a wide range of repairs to school Our certified teachers help students overcome frustration and failure. ers also made sacrifices? buildings. O f the more than 30 projects A few hours a week can help gain the Educational Edge0. As said before, enough is enough! listed, some have been completed, some Individual testing and tutoring in Reading, Study Skills, Writing. ROBERT L. MARIN are in the process of being completed and Phonics, Spelling. Math and SAT/ACT prep. Matawan some are in the process of being planned. A detailed report regarding the bond issue M iddletown 1650 H ighw ay 35 6 7 1 - 0 2 0 0 Factual poverty projects will be given at the next board Tom s River 1410 H ooper Ave. 3 4 1 - 4 7 0 0 meeting. East Brunsw ick 385 Cranbury Rd. 2 5 7 - 7 5 0 0 Having read Mr. J.T. White’s latest My proposal to exchange the princi pontifical letter, I feel compelled to re pals of two schools was made for a vari THE HUNTINGTON LEARNING CENTER® spond. ety of reasons, such as addressing the ©1992. Huntington Learning Centers. Inc. Independently Owned & Operated I have given a great deal of thought to needs of disaffected students, improving Mr. White’s lengthy oratory, and he articulation and sharing leadership styles. seems to have no point at all, except per Our K-6 developmental reading pro haps to take up valuable space and get his gram was adopted in 1983 after a year THE ENERGY SAVERS name in the paper. 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CALENDAR ■ WM individual potted plants, as well as full Route 9, Howell. bedding flats and planting materials. Or Doors open 6:15 p.m. games start 7 p.m. AUDITIONS ders forms may be obtained through Mon $1,000 in prize money. For the sole day at the YMCA, East Freehold Road, support of Deborah Heart and Lung Center, Browns Mills. For more in Community College, Newman Springs Freehold Township. Call Robin Povell, Road, Lincroft. Kids combine special art 462-0464. Plants may be picked up May formation, call Jack Tesser, 536-3611. W ednesdays through Nay techniques with their imaginations to 5th. All proceeds will benefit the YMCA. create a fun memento of a special event • Auditions for original musical com Saturday and Sunday or group of people. Fee $ 12 . To register or edy titled, produced For Lover or Money, F r id a y • Members of the Knights of Pythias for more information, call 224-2880. by Creative Productions. Needed are one • Tricky Tray presented by the Middle Battleground Centennial Lodge 100 will be man age 45-55, high baritone; one woman sex County 4-H Leaders’ Association 6 conducting a fund-raising drive to benefit Monday age 40-45, alto; and for modern/classical the Cystic Fibrosis Society at ShopRite p.m., 4-H Youth Center, 645 Cranbury • “Pee Wee Arts and Crafts,” for chil dances, one man and one woman age 20 Road, East Brunswick. Prizes include a and Pathmark locations in Freehold. For 25 who sing. Also needed are two deaf more information, call Jay Weiner, 780 dren ages 3 to 5 years of age, 1 :30-2:30 trip for two to a New York dude ranch, gift p.m., Kuschick Pavilion in the Manalapan women age 20-50; and the following certificates, celebrity/sports memorabilia 4480. performers age 20-25 must be able to sing Recreation Center, Route 522. Classes and more. Admission $3 at the door and are free ; registration is required. To regis in solo and in ensemble: one blind man; S u n d a y includes coffee and cake. For more infor ter, call 446-8355 or 446-8398. one man or woman in wheelchair; one mation, call 238-8118. • Howell Youth Group will sponsor man or woman with spina bifida. 7 to 9 two basketball fund-raising games for Sari Mondays, Tuesdays or p.m. Bring audiotape with music. For S a t u r d a y Graber of Howell, for her heart-and-lung W e d n e s d a y s location and details, call 566-6985. • All-you-can-eat Pancake Breakfast, transplant; at 1 p.m., Aldrich School vs. St. to benefit the Freehold Borough High Veronica’s School and at 2 p.m., Howell • “Kids’ Crafts” and “Computertots,” F U N D School Senior Class, 8 a.m.-2 p.m., at the All-Stars vs. Freehold Township All Stars, programs for children ages 3 to 5 at Cen- high school, Robertsville Road. Cost $5 at Howell High School Squankum-Yellow- RAISERS per person. Tickets available from senior brooke Road, Howell. Tickets: $5 each class members or at the door. available at Steve’s Burger House, Route 9, Howell, and Head Hunters Salon, Howell. Today through Nonday Every Saturday MUSIC • Deborah Hospital Foundation, Pine • Mother’s Day Spring Flower Sale, Next W ednesday and A pril 22 sponsored by the YMCA of Western Mon Brook chapter, presents bingo, Saturday mouth County, including hanging baskets, evenings, Great American Flea Market, • 24th Annual Rummage Sale of the Rumson Country Day School to benefit the school’s scholarship fund, 9 a.m.-3 Friday, Saturday and Sunday p.m., both days, corner of Bellevue and through April 25 Ridge roads, Rumson. Items include • Rodgers and Hart’s B ab es in Arms, plants, collectibles, sporting goods and presented by the East Brunswick Com clothes. Also a silent auction and home-_ munity Players at Playhouse 22, 210 baked goods. Dunhams Corner Road, East Brunswick. 8:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday; 3 p.m. matinees on Sunday. Tickets, $12, $8. For KIDS’ information, call 254-3939. . PROGRAMS Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays • Sing-along with Bobbi Cera every Friday and Saturday from 7 to 1 1 :30 p.m.; jazz greats featured on Sunday from T h u r s d a y 1 1 :30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Yankee Beginning with • Pee Wee Egg Hunt, sponsored by Clipper Restaurant, Chicago Boulevard, “The Adventures of the Manalapan Parks and Recreation Sea Girt. For information, call 449-7200. Superman #500” Center, noon, at the center, Route 522, for children ages 2 to 4. Concession stand S a t u r d a y will be open to have lunch with the Bunny. • New Jersey Symphony Panorama Parents are requested to bring bags and Concerts for Families at the State Theatre, provide ample supervision for children. Livingston Street, New Brunswick. 1 :30 For more information, call 446-8355. p.m. Tickets, $ 13 , $8. For tickets, call 1- ON • Registration for Earth Day Craft for 8OO-ALLEGRO. grades K-4, begins 9 a.m., Matawan-Ab- • Mel Torme stars in a benefit concert SALE erdeen Public Library, 165 Main St., at McCarter Theatre, 91 University Place, Matawan. For more information, call Daina Princeton. Tickets, $85. For time and Lucs, children’s librarian, 583-9100. reservations, call 1-609- 683-8000. TODAY! • Rolv Yttrehus music at the Nicholas F r id a y BASES LOADED CARDS & COLLECTIBLES Music Center of Rutgers Arts Center, • Film Friday 10 :3 0 -11:15 a.m., George Street at Route 18 , New CENTRAL MALL Matawan-Aberdeen Public Library, 165 Brunswick. 8 p.m. Tickets, $ 1 1 , $10 , $7. Rt. 79 & Tennent Rd> a ■ Main St., Matawan. No registration re For information, call 9 3 2 -7 5 11. Morganville, N.J. Oz) 1 “U o 4 D quired. For more information, contact the children’s librarian at 583-9100. 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• Happy Endings, musical enter German American Club of Ocean and tainment for children, at the Poliak Audi Monmouth Counties, starting 6:30 p.m., at torium, Monmouth College, West Long the club house, Lanes Mill Road, Howell. Branch. 1 and 3 p.m. Tickets, $5. To re Festivities include a performance by the H o w ’d Y o u L i k e T o P a r k serve, call 571-3483. Lakewood Maenner and Dammen Chor • Lee Gura Concert of Remembrance plus dancing to the music of the Adler n e f h e s e a b i e s n at Temple Shalom, 5 Ayrmont Lane, Family Band. Entry donation $6, plus $8 O O T B I Aberdeen. 7:30 p.m. Tickets, $8. For in for a Kassler Ripchen dinner which must formation, call 566-9656 or 566-7340. be ordered when making reservations. Y o u r G a r a g e T o n i g h t ? • All-Brahms Afternoon at the Bristol The general public is invited to attend. For Chapel of Westminster Choir College, more information and advance Hamilton at Walnut, Princeton. 4 p.m. reservations, call Ed Friend, 922-9273. 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problem was someone like Mike Klatsky and Jon Strauss and sophomore Dave Luckenbach believes his team’s rank Holm del tennis taking some time to get used to the high Gabel. ing is well-deserved. wind conditions.” Strauss and Gabel helped the Hornets “I think we’re one of the top teams in team debuts Klatsky is the talented freshman who win their first two matches at the doubles the Shore Conference and with that mea garnered the No. 1 singles position, send positions as Varma moved into the third sure, I think we belong as one of the top w ith tw o w ins ing junior Bernard Kim to second singles. singles slot, filling in for Kuenne, against teams in the state because the conference With senior Mike Kuenne at third singles, Mater Dei on April 5 and Rumson on has traditionally been one of the best in it gives the Hornets strength up and down April 6. The Hornets won both matches, the state,” he said. “W e’ll find out real By Alan Karmin the lineup. 5-0, in straight sets. quick how good we really are.” “I think the entire team matches up The Hornets are coming off a 22-3 After a match against Marlboro on While the cold and inclement weather very well,” said Luckenbach. “Klatsky is season which saw them win their second Tuesday, the Hornets will host Keansburg of the past few weeks may have put a dent going to see a lot of the better players in consecutive Shore Conference C South on Thursday and then play at Millburn (2 in the spring schedules of local high the state. We’re also going to be very Division title with a 12-0 league record. 0), the state’s fourth ranked team, on school athletic teams, and cracks in the strong at singles because Kim is a quality Holmdel reached the finals of the 1992 Friday. That match will be followed by tennis courts at Holmdel High School, player and Kuenne has been a strong sin Shore Conference Tournament before another tough test against CBA on Hornets’ tennis coach Jeff Luckenbach gles player for the last two years. The dou falling to Christian Brothers Academy and Monday. said the turn of events should have no bles players are strong as well. They’re advanced to the Central Jersey Group II effect on his team’s play this season. not just good singles players playing dou state sectional tournament title match, los Luckenbach believes the Hornets are “The weather really hasn’t affected us bles.” ing to Princeton. up to the challenge. other than the cancellation of some match At first doubles will be junior Nitin The Hornets finished the 1992 season “I think they’re ready,” he said Sunday. es early on,” said Luckenbach. “It hasn’t Varma and senior Andrew Hoch, while ranked No. 13 in New Jersey. One news “After just two matches it’s hard to tell. hurt the level of play. If anything, it just juniors Albert Lee and Mark Goldman paper poll currently ranks them at No. 10 But Rumson is a quality team and we beat didn’t help when we had our challenge team up at the second doubles. Also vying in the state, and second in Monmouth them quite handily on April 6. So that matches. But for the most part, the only for playing time are juniors Joe Pollack County behind Ocean Township. gave the team a lot of confidence that I am hoping will carry over. “We have a young squad but we also D o n ’t R u b , Scrub, or F i g h t have a lot of experience. Klatsky is just a freshman, and with him at the first singles That Tub A nother M inute! slot it gives us a lot of talent and experi P o o c h ! ence right behind him because Kim, - - COUPON - - LET US RESURFACE IT FOR YOU Kuenne and Varma were all starters last year. And Hoch and Lee also saw some M ake your old, rough bathtub time including state tournament play so 8 _W ^ o r n With This Coupon §; shiny, like new and easy-to-clean %l)QgGmoimngcr Pet Supplies £^.*-29-95 we do have a very experienced team as well.” • Science Diet • Bird Cages Luckenbach added that his players Free Estimates NEW IMPROVED • Midwest Cages • lams have not set any lofty goals for the season. 5 Year Guarantee PROCESS « Eukanuba • Leashes, Collars I Animal With the lost practice time because of the 4 hour dry available NEW 10 YR. WARRANTY « Dog & Cat Beds ies weather, the Hornets are just going to take one match at a time. TRACEY’L “We’re just trying to go along and win the next match each time out. We really Pam pered Pets Inc. didn’t set any long-term goals. We’re not "Where your dogs are treated tike Kings S, Queens" looking at a division title, conference 667 Hwy 35, Middletown championship or state title. At this point \ (908) 957-1975 we’re just looking at the next match and X*. (across from Cooper Electric) taking them on one at a time.” S P O R T S THE INDEPENDENT, APRIL 14, 1993 3 5
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Monmouth College 3-Mile Run, William T. “I couldn’t run farther than a quarter of FREE 1992 ELECTRONIC Boylan Gymnasium, West Long Branch, a mile in high school,” said Bob Smelson, REVIEW FILING 10 a.m. (rain or shine). Course is flat and 51, of his previous running experience. RUNNING E F S T a x fast. Pre-entry: $10 (includes T-shirt) by Smelson ran for Weequahic High School April 1 1 ; post entry: $7 (no shirt) from 8 in Newark, where he says he wasn’t espe refund Services FREE 9:30 a.m. on race day. Details: 571-3415. cially fast. LOANS ESTIMATE Race for the Rainbow, 5 miles, New “I think our relay team won a silver Brunswick, 11 a.m. Details: 1-201-643 medal at a meet,” said Smelson. A. LOPATER & CO., 3710. The Freehold resident didn’t run again Indian Trails 15K on April 4 in for 28 years, when he joined a pack of Middletown. The top local finisher was P.A. (Public Accountants) O’Sullivan Memorial 5K Cross Country 5K, runners as they passed his house. Matt Ruane, 30, of Middletown, who ran 10 a.m., Deer Path Park, Readington a 54:23 on the 9.3 mile course - good 481 State Highway #79 “I was out in my yard and I saw a M organville, N.J. Details: 788-3646. friend go by. I asked him what he was enough to capture second place in his age group. 0 7 7 51 The Apollo 5K Run for Daybreak, doing,” said Smelson. “He said they were running in a race and invited me to join The race was won by Michael Muhlenberg College, Allentown, Pa., 11 Humiston, 33, of Dumontm in 49:01. Just a.m. Course is a fast 5K loop. Post-regis them .” MARK A. ROSENTHAL tration: $12. Details: 1-215-740-4024. Smelson ran about half of the 10K one second back, in 49:02m was Frank Certified Public Accountant with his friend and that was the beginning Lamberti, 28, of Mahwah. Third went to • Complete Accounting • Tax & Financial Services April 24 of a successful masters running career Chaz Hummel, 33, of Denville, in 49:40. • Electronic Filing Capability For that will see Smelson returning to the First local woman was Kathy Soto, 42, Quick Personal Income Tax Refunds Ringwood Spring Festival, NJ-TAC Open Boston Marathon on Monday. of Middletown, whose 67:07 gave her a 583-0940 Men’s 10K Championship, 2 p.m.; also a Last year he ran Boston in 3:18, but decided win in the 40-44 age group and 1-mile fun run, 1:3 0 p.m. Details: 1 1 2 fourth overall. Erskine Road, Ringwood 07456. wasn’t happy with the time. He has a marathon PR (personal record) of 2:58:46 The women’s race was won by Mary Kiningham, 38, of Little Silver, in 63:59. ALFRED SZAJEWSKI Race Judicata, 5 miles, Piscataway, 10 that he ran at the Columbus Marathon, a CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT a.m. Details: 846-0600. time that placed him third in the 50-54 Second was Pam Carr, 29, of Tuckerton, age group. with a 64:44. Gail Marino, 31, of Staten Complete Accounting & Tax Service April 25 “In Boston, you are seeded by your Island, N.Y., was third in 66:41. for: • Corporations • Partnerships • INDIVIDUALS qualifying time,” said Smelson. The 3:18 The Indian Trails race was a USATF Cherry Blossom 10K, Newark, 10 a.m., • Get your refund quicker with: wasn’t fast enough to assure him a good New Jersey Grand Prix event. Put on by Details: 1-201-857-8530. the Sandy Hookers Tri Club, the 15K is starting position, so Smelson decided to Bethany Commons WE OFFER ___ considered to be one of the most chal (corner of Bethany Rd. & Rte. 35) a r ?ELECTRONIC Hillsborough Spring Fling 5K, 10:45 a.m., run in the Raritan Valley Marathon in 1 Bethany Rd., Suite 8 tJMTAX FILING Details: 359-2344. January to try for a better time. lenging on the New Jersey road racing Hazlet, NJ 0 7 7 3 0 “My friends thought I’d go crazy run circuit. Open evenings and weekends - call for hours Appointments Not Necessary, But Suggested May 1 ning those loops,” said Smelson, “but it Local competitors in the Indian Trails really wasn’t bad.” The marathon consist 15K, listed by finishing place, name, Chilton Memorial Hospital Apple Chase, 908-888-9010 Fax #908-888- ed of five loops of Johnson Park in town, age and time: 10K, 9 a.m., Pompton Plains. Details: 8 31 7, Matt Ruane, Middletown, 30, 54:23; 5 10 1. Piscataway. “The 10K that they had in the middle 33, John Crowe, Matawan, 32, 59:48; 40, May 2 of the marathon made it interesting,” he Gene Chase, Middletown, 56, 61:28; 54, DEADLINE: Apr. 19 said, referring to the “Fun Run 10K” that Walt Rutsky Jr., Cliffwood Beach, 43, ISSUE DATE: Apr. 14 The Rumson Run, 5 miles, and 2K fun was started an hour after the marathon. 63:50, 75, Michael Collins, Keyport, 38, run, 10 a.m. Details: 842-5904. “We got to see a lot of people who were 65:36; 90, Michael Eddy, Middletown, WIN running in the 10K. 46, 66:49; 92, Martin Dugan, Middle Aberdeen-Matawan 2.5-mile healthwalk town, 46, 66:58; 93, Kathy Soto, and 5-mile run. Details: 583-4200. “We passed the same support people DINNER so often that they became friends,” he Middletown, 42, 67:07; 99, Bob Bautsch, May 8 said. “The last time I passed the water sta Middletown, 36, 68:21. FO R TW O tion, I stopped and had a drink with the And, 102, Jeff Hersh, Middletown, 30, The Ocean Running Club Law Day 5-Mile guy who had been handing me water 68:32; 116, Brian Hill, Middletown, 26, When you find Andy hiding Race, Aztec Hotel, Boardwalk and throughout the race.” 70:04; 119, John Zampetti, Monmouth in this week’s issue, you Sherman avenues, Seaside Heights, (Post The pause to drink with his new friend Beach, 45, 70:09; 127, Mary Gilligan, may win: registration starts 8:30 a.m.) race, 10 a.m. Middletown, 32, 71:09; 128, Neil Pre-entry: $10; post entry, $12. didn’t slow Smelson too much and he fin ished the marathon in 3:06:47, good Meyerowich, Holmdel, 25, 71:10; 132, A dinner for two at May 15 enough to put him in his desired seed Danny Shields, Monmouth Beach, 32, Big Ed’s BBQ 71:45; 142, Ray Jones, Hazlet, 29, 72:19; position for Monday’s 26-mile run in Located at 174 Rt. 34, Old Bridge Fort Monmouth Armed Forces Day 10K, Boston. 146, Dick Hill, Middletown, 56, 72:29; Eatontown. Details: 532-3375. Smelson’s late blooming running 148, Madeline Bost, Ironia, 53, 72:59. Specializing in the finest career that saw him run a 32:30 in a 5- Also, 151, John Cholette, Middletown, Southern-style BBQ ribs, May 16 mile race after only a year of running has 28, 73:13; 158, Paul Blaine, Middletown, steaks and chicken 44, 73:34; 163, Kevin Kenney, Hazlet, 50, with a Down-Home taste. Midland Run-Far Hills, 15K NJ-TAC earned him the admiration of his peers. Open/Masters, Men’s/Women’s Champ “I think I was better off starting later. 74:58; 169, Kevin Kline, Middletown, 36, Just fill out the entry blank ionship, 9 a.m.; 5K race at 11 a.m., I’m not burned out and I’m really enjoy 75:47; 173, Mike Faletti, Middletown, 24, and mail it to: ing it,” said Smelson, who has inspired 76:28; 177, Michael Cerame, Middle Details: 722-8250. A N D Y his wife, Arlene, to take up running as town, 37, 76:51; 178, Joseph Capriotti, c/o The Independent May 22 well. Middletown, 36, 76:52; 179, Jim Tupino, Showing a remarkable lack of intensi Hazlet, 41, 77:01. 766 Shrewsbury Ave., Tinton Falls, NJ 07724 Cooper Loop 4-mile run (10 a.m.), 1-mile ty, Smelson can’t recall his PR’s for most And, 189, Danielle Cioffi, The winner w ill be drawn from the health run/walk (10 :15 a.m.) and Kids-K Middletown, 23, 79:07; 190, Jack Run (9 a.m.), at Cooper River Park, distances. “It’s under 39 for a 10K and entry blanks with the correct answer. Cherry Hill. Fees: 4-mile run, $ 12 ($15 under 30 for 5 miles. I do remember Flanagan, Middletown, 23, 79:07; 201, after May 15); health run/walk, $10 ($12 19:07 for 5K,” he said. Mary Wheeler, New Monmouth, 37, after May 15); Kids-K (up to 14 years old), Once the Boston Marathon is over, 82:27; 227, Frank Graziano, Middletown, j T F o u n d ANDY-] $6 ($4 each additional child). Wheelchair 35, 87:13; 232, Alan Fass, Middletown, Smelson will be curtailing his running as He was hiding in the . division in each category. Details: 1-609 he becomes busy with his business, L&S 50, 90:52; 241, Carl Fuerst, Middletown, 427-4483 or 1 -609-795-PARK. Pool Service. In the summer, he’s only 28, 108:20; 243, Lou Giordano, Holmdel, 53,112:05. May 23 able to get in 5 to 10 miles a week. By October, he’ll be back in training again. | Advertisement on Page_ Run For R.O.B.I.N., 5K, Old Bridge, 1 p.m. “My season runs from October to Madeline Bost has been running and Details: 583-3990. Boston,” said Smelson. competing for over 10 years in both road I Name______For this talented age group winner, it racing and track and field. Comments and Address. Springfield 10K, 10K and 2-mile runs, 9 appears to be a formula for success. suggestions may be mailed to: Madeline a.m., Springfield. Details: 1-204-376-7650. Bost, do Sports Dept., Greater Media | ------Newspapers, Edgeboro Road, East | Phone______Call ahead to confirm dates and times of Undaunted by the torturous hills of the Navesink,-5245 runners -completed the ■ Brunswick 08816. 3 6 APRIL 14, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT S P O R T S
July 19-23 at the Keyport High School athletic the Lions and she specializes in the distance headquartered at the Round Hearth Lodge, a field, Jackson Street. The camp is open to all events. Golba is a graduate of Mater Dei High youth group facility in Stowe, Vt. The sched boys participating in Pop Warner football. The School. ule is as follows: Track and Field Speed camp will be directed by former Keyport High Development Camp, July 7-10, open to boys School assistant varsity football coach and Three student-athletes from Middletown and girls entering grades six through 12. teacher Miguel Hernandez. Hernandez is now have been named to the latest Scholar-Athlete Tuition: $195. Team discounts available; the defensive coordinator of the Barringer Honor Roll at Trenton State College. Debbie Track and Field Throws Events Camp, July High School football team in Newark. Camp Falk, a freshman softball player, Je ff 10-13, open to boys and girls entering grades HAZLET features include: proper tackling techniques, Schymanski, a sophomore football player, and six through 12. Tuition: $195. Team discounts individual offensive skills, individual defen Victor Stewart, a sophomore swimmer, were available; Cross Country Distance Running sive skills, fundamentals of kicking, proper honored for their achievements in the class Camp, Aug. 1-6, open to boys and girls enter The Hazlet Rampage opened the spring soc stretching exercises, proper running techniques room. Falk carries a 3.31 grade point average ing grades six through 12. Tuition: $320. cer season with a 6-0 win over the Cougar and flag football games. This is a non-contact in art education; Schymanski has a 3.40 GPA Team discounts available. Each camp staff Hurricanes. Scoring for the Rampage were camp. Registration fee: $40. Applications in communications; and Stewart carries a 3.34 features NCAA college coaches as well as top Timmy Maffiore, James O’Neil, Joe Gitto, accepted through July 5. Details: Miguel GPA in biology. prep coaches from around the northeast. Tommy Hart and Scott Tinari (2 ). The Hernandez, 264-9283 (leave message). Athletes at each camp learn and practice only Rampage is a Division 5, Flight 1 National with other boys and girls of similar age, grade travel team. and experience level. To obtain specific camp MATAWAN brochures, of for more information, call The Hazlet Hurricanes opened the Mid Grady Vigneau at 1-800-344-1546. Jersey spring soccer season by playing to a 2-2 The Level 5 team from Rebound Gymnastics in Aberdeen Township recently participated in tie against the Montclair Stoppers on a rain- The Husky Wrestling Club will run its work The Hawk Soccer School will conduct resi a sectional meet at Atlantic Coast Gymnastics. soaked field on April 4. Siobhan Tennant and outs from Thursday through June 21 on dent and day camps at Monmouth College, Mondays and Thursdays from 6:30-8:30 p.m. In the 7-8 age group, Stacey Walbroel scored for Hazlet. Dominique Tarangelo West Long Branch, from July 18-23 and July at the Matawan Regional High School gym. of Holmdel took first place on uneven bars, 25-30. Tuition: $395 (resident camp, room and Children in kindergarten through 12th grade balance beam and floor exercise, with a sec From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 24, the Hazlet board) and $275 (day camp, includes lunch are eligible to participate. Details: ond-place finish on vault, to earn the first- Youth Athletic League will hold registration Art Perri, and dinner). Camp directors are Wayne 566-0154, or 583-4088. place all-around honors with a score of 36.95 for tryouts to the following teams - Ed Bob Wernersbach, head coach of the Monmouth points. Heather Zito of Middletown was first Ramsey, Carleton Summer Baseball League team for College men’s soccer team, and Andy boys 16-18 and the Monmouth-Ocean Softball on vault, second on uneven bars, balance beam Kmosko, head coach at Southern Regional League team for girls 15-18. Registration is and floor exercise and second all-around High School. Ages: resident camp for boys, open to township residents and proof of birth (36.55). In the 9-11 age group, Chrissy and resident camp for girls, 9-17; day camp for will be required. Details: 264-3060. Clericuzio of Middletown was first on floor West Virginia University pitcher Mike Marz exercise, second on uneven bars, third on bal boys and girls, 8-17. Details: 286-6195 or 1 609-494-5467. Registration has begun for a boys and girls of Middletown earned his first career victory ance beam and first all-around (36.80). Amy basketball camp for children ages 10-16 spon for the Mountaineers (10-12) on April 5 when Testa of Holmdel was first on balance beam. Casey’s 14th annual Slo-Pitch Softball sored by the Hazlet Recreation Commission. he came on to work three innings in relief and All of the girls qualified to the state meet meet Tournament will be held at Percy Ruhe and The five-day camp will be held at Raritan WVU defeated St. Joseph’s, 11-5, in in May. Fountain Parks, Allentown, Pa., on June 12 High School beginning June 28 from 8:45 a.m. Philadelphia. Marz allowed one run, one hit, 13. The tournament will include 40 teams, and to noon for boys and 5-8:15 p.m. for girls. The walked two and struck out one in his stint on Ray Funkhauser, an American record holder each team is guaranteed four games. Details: cost of the camp is $75 and includes a T-shirt. the mound. He came on in the seventh inning in racewalking and a former national champi 1-215-770-0477, or The registration form must be signed by a doc with the score tied, 4-4, and benefitted from on, will be the instructor at a Racewalk- John Casey, Jim Knerr at 1-215-791-4651. tor before the child can participate in the the Mounaineers’ strong finish - three runs in ing/Healthwalking Clinic to be held at camp. All registrations must be in by June 15. the eighth and four in the ninth. Marz got to hit Brookdale Community College, Route 520, Details: 739-0653. in the ninth and drove in a run with a sacrifice Lincroft, on May 1. The clinic will run from 9 Wayne Szoke’s Hawk Basketball Camp at bunt. In eight appearances he is 1-0 with two a.m. to noon. The fee is $10. To register, call Monmouth College, West Long Branch, will saves and a 3.80 ERA in 23 2/3 innings 224-2880. be held in two, one-week sessions this sum KEYPORT pitched. mer. The first week will be July 12-Julv 16 The Round Hearth at Stow e, V t., Summer and the second week will be July 19-23. Camp Mary Beth Golba of Middletown is a member Sports Festival is again offering four weeks of hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. The camp is A Pop Warner Football Camp sponsored by of the Trenton State College track team. The instructional athletic camps for student-ath- for children age 8 through high school. Keyport Recreation will be held from 2-5 p.m. junior is a two-time varsity letter winner for letes this summer. Each overnight camp is Details, 571-3415.
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By Alan Karmin Those wins enabled Georgetown (23-7, 15-3) to earn a share of the Big East For Colleen Hanrahan, patience and championship along with the University perseverance are paying off. of Miami. Hanrahan, a basketball standout during Home for the Easter holiday, Han her days at Keyport High School, recently rahan said it’s exciting to play and be a completed her sophomore season with the part of the Big East Conference. Georgetown University hoop squad. “Sometimes you just have to sit back The 1992-93 campaign was a memo and say ‘Wow, I’m playing in one of the rable one for Georgetown - a season that top conferences in the country.’ And this included a share of the Big East year I feel like I contributed so much,” Conference championship, an invitation to Hanrahan said. “I had a say in the out the NCAA Tournament and two victories come of a lot of games. You take it for in the post-season. granted because it’s such a competitive For Hanrahan, a 5-8 guard, her second conference and you go out there and any season at the Washington, D.C., school one can beat you on any given night. You was a lot different from her rookie year. don't realize it until you play out of the “Last year we had a junior-senior conference. But the league play helped us group that we committed to and our fresh in the NCAA tournament.” men had to be patient,” Hoyas’ coach In fact, after being left out of the Patrick Knapp said from his office on the NCAA tournament field in 1991-92, the Georgetown campus. Hoyas made the most of their post-season “Colleen and the rest of that class ______trip this time around. Photograph courtesy Georgetown University knew they had to be Georgetown put to HOY A DEFENSE - Georgetown University sophomore guard Colleen Hanrahan (24) takes patient. I think most ‘Sometimes you just gether an exciting run coaches would tell you a tough defensive stand against an opponent during the 1992-93 campaign. Hanrahan, a have to sit back and say and won two games Keyport High School graduate, averaged 6.5 ppg. for the Hoyas, who went 23-7 and that the Big East is one ‘Wow, i’m playing in one of before being eliminat reached the NCAA Tournament “Sweet 16.” of the top four confer the top conferences in the ed by Virginia, 77-57. ences in the country “It was amazing,” and u n le ss y o u ’re a country.’ And this year I feei like I contributed so said Hanrahan. “After M iddletow n’s H arris real special case, fresh the regular season men don’t play all that much, i had a say in the ends and after the Big much in our league - outcome of a lot of games.’ East Tournament particularly on the suc leads SAC sw im m ers ends and you get to cessful teams. Colleen Hanrahan feeling you’re burnt The Scarlet Aquatic Club swimmers Virginia and Middle Atlantic teams for “ C o lle e n w as e x out and you’re not completed their second winter season with high point honors. Paul Buerck of the tremely patient as a freshman, always sure if you’re in the tournament and then a third-place finish in the New Jersey Monmouth Barracudas will assist Ander worked hard and came back with a much just to hear that you are in, you get this Championship Junior Olympics held at son. better attitude - a more mature attitude - sudden burst and you want to start the sea Rutgers University. Other rapidly improving Scarlet Aquatic which is something that she herself pin son over. And that’s what it was like - a Several local swimmers have con Club swimmers include Tim Harris, who pointed that she needed to work on. second season. For us it was great because tributed to SAC’s rapid success and based set the team backstroke records for his age “Basketball has never been a problem we were like the sleepers - nobody upon their performances were selected to group. He also medalled in several events because she’s a gym rat - she works so thought we would do that well.” represent New Jersey at the Eastern Zones at the Junior Olympics and won the 100- hard,” Knapp added. “We pointed out her After losing to Providence, 82-81, in Championships in Buffalo, N.Y. yard butterfly in the Silver Championships defensive deficiencies - things she had to the quarterfinals of the Big East Tourn Twelve zone teams representing the held at Rutgers University. work on - and she had a much better ament, Georgetown embarked on its eastern United States will compete in this Tara Schoenwetter performed well in defensive season. Her defense and her NCAA Tournament run which included a premier meet. Two swimmers from New the Junior Olympics although she just boxing out are still things for next year 76-74 victory over Northern Illinois, and a Jersey have been selected for each individ missed medal recognition. In the Silver that I think could be raised a level. But in 68-67 upset of Penn State in the second ual event. Championships, the Middletown North all honesty, Colleen had a tremendous round to advance to the “Sweet 16.”. Megan Harris, 13, of Middletown, won High School standout placed second in the year. She is a great team person and we In addition to her accomplishments the 400-yard individual medley for 13-14 200-yard butterfly in personal best time and love her dearly.” on the court, Hanrahan was named to the girls in the Junior Olympics, placed second also medalled in the 100-yard breaststroke. over four min After averaging just Soft and Dry Big East All-Academic in both the 100- and 200-yard backstroke Kristin Harris was the only Scarlet utes of playing time per game as a fresh team. But is basketball still fun for the for events and medalled in every other event Aquatic Club Monmouth County entry in man, Hanrahan became a sparkplug as the mer Keyport Red Raider? she entered. the 8-Under Mini Championships held at Hoyas’ first player off the bench during “Oh yeah, it’s great,” she said. Harris has been selected to the New Bergen Community College. She finished the 1992-93 season. “Sometimes it gets to be a little bit too Jersey Winter Zone team for the third time fourth in the 25- and 50-yard freestyle races “Coming off the bench, Colleen ignited much but those are the times I think how and will represent the state in seven differ and the 25-yard backstroke and medalled in our fire offensively quite often,” said people would kill to be where I am. I’m ent events. the individual medley while setting several Knapp. “For the most part, I’d say she just so lucky. A lot of times the other girls Harris also helped to lead the Scarlet records for the youngest of the Scarlet took good shots 90 percent of the time and on the team and I will talk about it, and Aquatic Club to a sweep of the 13-14 girls swimmers. really became our major three-point for all the complaining we do, we have it relays. threat. Now people are going to be gun really great. We have the best education in Kari Batch of Middletown, the 1993 ning for her next year because she has the world right at our feet and all we have Monmouth County high school champion UNBEATABLE shown the damage she can do. to do to earn it is play basketball - a game. in the butterfly, won the 100-yard butterfly P R I C E S O N “So there are some things we need to We have a lot of fun and the girls on the consolation in best time and was selected to work on to get her open but we’re never team make it so much easier because it’s represent New Jersey in two butterfly Slipcovers & going to make her or anyone else the focal like a family.” events at Buffalo. Bedspreads point of our offense. We never even did Knapp, for one, is glad to have Jen Hodgins of Holmdel, the 1993 Shore Stock or Custom that for Kris Witfill (Georgetown’s all Hanrahan on his squad as he looks to the Conference butterfly champion, reached the time leading scorer and Big East MVP out future in the tough Big East. finals in the 100- and 200-yard butterfly Scarfs from *29“ of Monsignor Donovan High School, “The AAU or high school team you races and swam a super race in almost win Toms River). We get the ball around play for and the publicity you get there are ning the 100-yard event. She will compete FREE because I feel a balanced attack is essen not the be all and end all of recruiting. We in both events and is slated to compete in tial. But I guarantee Colleen will be a big looked at Colleen and we saw a very dedi the medley relay for New Jersey. CUSTOM SHOP part of that attack.” cated player. Steven Hodgins of Holmdel qualified A T H O M E Hanrahan averaged 6.5 points per game “She loves to play and the more people for the 13-14 boys Zone team in the 1,000- for the Hoyas this past winter, but it was you have like that in your program, the and 1,650-yard freestyle events based on film her long-range shooting that helped propel more the fever spreads. I also knew she his Junior Olympic and Senior States per QUAKER/MAIDPRODUCTS the team late in the season. was a very good outside shooter and we formances, but elected not to participate She hit 4-9 three-point field goal needed to add more of that dimension. because of a prior commitment. 24 South St. attempts, including one with :04 left, to Sue Pitt Anderson, former Olympian Downtown Freehold “Colleen is going to have a heck of a 577-1011 beat Seton Hall, 68-65, on April 25. 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Call 322-2713 SPOTSWOOD sidewalk and curved top chain link fence on the north side of Improved .37 acre building Ic MONDAY ...... 1:30 pm the structure in order to improve pedestrian safety along Zoned for light industry w/si Bethany Road. This will necessitate re-aligning Bethany Road 008a A d u lt plan approval for 4,480 sq. 1 NOTICES 1 approximately three (3) feet to the south in the vicinity of the Communities bldg. Others avail. Will build HOURS Garden State Parkway. Repairs to the bridges and replacement suit. Days 238-0500. Eveninc of the existing timber guide rail on the bridge approaches will 254-5277 DAILY...... 9:00 am - 5:30 pm also be performed. MANALAPAN At the public meeting, Authority officials will describe the COVERED BRIDGE/Lower 015 Summer/Winter Please read your ad on the first day of publication. We nature, scope and purpose of the project and will afford those For sale or rent. 2 bdrm. R entals accept responsibility for only the first incorrect insertion. 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Includes, golf, tennis CLASSIFIED FEATURESI be made in a report which will be kept on file at the Authority Off street parking. 721-6169 swimming. From $600. p offices in Woodbridge, New Jersey. Copies of the report will be week. 1-800-766-0584 forwarded to the Townships in which the project is located. 010 Rentals LAKE WORTH, FLA For Private This public meeting will be held to satisfy the requirements of to Share Enjoy Fla. Spend April in adi FINANCIAL 29-32 Executive Order No. 172. For additional information, contact develop. 2 bedrm., 2 ba Party Items the New Jersey Highway Authority Chief Engineer at P.O. Box house, fully furn., super lo 5050, Woodbridge, New Jersey 07095-5050, Telephone (908) MANALAPAN Pool, jacuzzi, tennis. Rent C£ 442-8600. HOUSE TO SHARE. $100. go towards purchase. Ex 4 Lines $ NEW JERSEY HIGHWAY AUTHORITY price. 908-462-4500 (Harry) DAVID W. DAVIS week. 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LOST & FOUND 64 “All Real Estate advertised in this DIRECTORY newspaper is subject to the Federal Housing Act of 1968 which makes it 007 Houses for Sale MYRTLE BEACH illegal to advertise any preference, limitation or discrimination based on South Carolina Get the word out about the race, color, religion, sex or national origin, or an intention to make any FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP service you provide. such preference, limitation or dis crimination. Call for rates and information. This newspaper will not knowingly HOUSE WITH 2 Bedroom Fully Furnished PETS/ANIMALS 65 accept any advertising for Real Es Beautifully Furnished tate which is in violation of the law. Sleeps 3, Cable TV Our readers are informed that all APARTMENT dwellings advertised in this newspa per are available oji an equal op Complete separate apartment $ 5 3 5 to 6351 $375 to 460 portunity basis." and separate entrance with ALL RATES ARE WEEKLY HOW TO W RITE A air, living room, bedroom, ABERDEEN kitchen, full bath. 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ROSENTHAL CPA ognized as a professional teaching job & lead thousands word processing packages. Experienced in pools, spas or DRIVERS/DISTRIBUTORS TAX PREPARATION . salesperson in one of the of other "little guys" to riches. Pagemaker a plus. Call Mary patio furniture. Full or part BILLS CATCHING UP TO YOU? 5 8 3 -0 9 4 0 Free documented information. Ann at 390-9670 between 10 time. Apply in person or send country's leading automo PAR T TIM E Work Part Time and L. L. N „ G M -4 & 3 p m . resume. Central Jersey Pools bile dealerships? MICHAEL ROBBIANI Middlesex, Union, Monmouth P. O. Box 133, 4235 US Hwy 9 North Earn Full Time Pay Computerized Tax Prepara If so, our salespeople earn Counties. Work between Keyport, NJ 07735 DECORATING ASSOCIATE Freehold, N.J. 07728 tion. Call 462-3589 12-18 hours. Earn up to $200. Earn !7-l 0 per hour + Bonuses Seeking creative business an excellent income and HUGE PROFIT MAKER! SALES or more each week. Adult PAUL S. FERRER minded person for interior enjoy the benefits of work $3,000.-$4,000. cash income newspaper home delivery or Hours 9-1 or 5-9 decorating. Training. Part/full possible weekly. Proven & Income Tax Preparation ing with a successful and vending routes available. Reli time. Call 583-3712 TUPPERWARE TELEMARKET A PRODUCT Unique. Routes for sale at Call 446-3362 progressive dealership. able vehicle needed. 6 days, FT or PT. Call 651-7827 lowest price ever! No down If you’re currently a profes Sunday thru Friday, early EVERYONE NEEDS TO BUY p a y m e n t if q u a lifie d . C all PERSONAL TAXES m o rn in g . DELI PERSON sional in automobile sales Tracy 1 -800-637-5755. N J & F e d e ra l News Tribune 442-'2223 Call Mrs. Day SALES • AVON or if you’ re serious about a Your home or will pickup Must be experienced in sand MANALAPAN and deliver. Pete 238-3225 wich making, cutting cold cuts. A Beautiful day-the Avon way! career change and are FRONT DESK 1-800-872-0157 Must work weekends. Buy/sell, call Robin: 938-4152 looking for the training and Established exterior cleaning RALPH TEEPE MEDICAL OFFICE 5 9 1 -1 7 4 7 guidance that are essential restoration service & busi TAX PREPARATION in Holmdel area. Computer ness. Complete turnkey op 5 8 3 -2 3 4 0 SALES-AV0N for your s u c c e s s -w e ’d like experience a plus. Must be RETAIL eration. Includes equipment, to talk to you. RONALD TESTA HAIRDRESSER Beautiful Opportunity flexible. Approximate hours. restorative products, in field Mon. & Thurs. 3:30pm-7pm, TAX PREPARATION With following. Full time as All area -$$$- Sales I'm Glen Vogel, the training, advertising & direct Fri. 8:30am-5pm, Bradlees Department Stores 2 5 1 -8 7 6 7 sistant. Manicurist with follow Toll Free 1-800-662-2292 General Manager. Call me marketing program with 1986 Sat., 8:30am-1pm. ing. 431-0955 ask for Carol Ford Van & ladders. Call: SHERMAN KRAMER, CPA and we'll schedule a time Send resumes to: Part-Tim e Positions National Restoration TAX PREPARATION SECRETARY to meet this week. (908) Greater Media Newspapers 6 1 3 -7 3 7 3 1 -800-227-3852/908-972-0487 JANITORIAL HELP 4 6 2 -0 8 4 7 B ox 4 0 Full time/part time for growing Bradlees Department Store in STEVEN KAPLAN. CPA 766 Shrewsbury Avenue PHOTO LAB FOR SALE FT/PT, experienced only. dynamic computer company. TAX PREPARATION $7.50 per hr. Call 462-2918 Demo Plan Available Tinton Falls, NJ 07724 Immediate opportunity to buy Includes answering a high vol Manalapan is looking for people 5 3 6 -7 7 6 7 photo processing lab. Income um e of phones, typing, filing & Equal opportunity em ployer! growth potential. Best loca GIRLS WANTED to work Part-Time. Bradlees off TOM PIEDMONT LANDSCAPE HELP some administrative duties. Whalen Pontiac, Buick & tion. For more details please TAX PREPARATION Full/Part Time. Freehold area. Call Ellen Mon.-Fri. 11-5 at From New Jersey. ers competitive starting wages, call 577-1579 or 972-3892 GM C Truck 6 7 9 -4 9 5 5 Exp. preferred, not necessary. 3 9 0 -2 1 2 5 Between 7-19 to compete in after 7:30pm this year’s 3rd annual 1993 WILL\ m B. KING. CPA Will train. Call 780-9032 ' and an employee discount. Newark Pageants. Over PIZZA VENDING- TAX PREPARATION $20,000. in prizes and schol New moneymakers! Exclusive CALL 780-2277 East Brunswick Public Schools The following positions are now machines. No competition in LAWN CUTTER arships. Call today your area. $3,000.-$4,000 WOODY Schlackman, CPA 1 -800-Pageant Ext. 4023 available: Must have experience & driv Nationally Recognized weekly income possible. Top TAX PREPARATION (1 -8 0 0 -7 2 4 -3 2 6 8 ) 7 2 1 -2 3 3 8 er's license. Call 308-1311 Excellence in Academics, Athletics and the Arts routes for ale cheap. $0. KITCHEN HELP • Cashiers • Sales Associates down if qualified. Call Ellen 1 -8 0 0 -2 5 2 -0 0 0 7 . LEGAL SECRETARY Wanted, P/T. Must be able to • Merchandise Associates 031 Money to Loan work weekends, nights and VENDING ROUTE Busy Freehold Law Office J o b F a i r days. Experience preferred • Receiving Associates seeks real estate secretary Contact Kelly or Ken Established- Earn up to DEBT PROBLEMS SOLVED with 3-5 years experience who 7 2 7 -3 5 5 3 $1,000. per week. Immediate can work independently. 9 a.m. to Noon, Saturday, April 24,1993 Part-Time morning, afternoon Clean up credit report. Live sale. 1-800-800-3727 Knowledge of WordPerfect. the life you deserve. Free East Brunswick High School Cafeteria LIMO DRIVER Call 431-0150 and evening shifts are now avail consult. NJ's #1. 431-7600 380 Cranbury Road Pert time. 431-3776 East Brunswick, New Jersey 08816 able. Please stop in and fill out NURSES MANICURIST an application at the following Teachers.. .Custodians.. .Secretaries... RN'S FT/PT, pedi., needed Exciting opportunity in very Bradlees: FINANCIAL i i # k Freehold area. Ongoing hi- School Nurses...Counselors... busy East Brunswick salon tech case for 19 mo. old. Call Call 780-3636 EMPLOYMENT Bambi or Mary 544-8444 Child Study Team Members... BRADLEES 029 Accounting Maintenance Workers Rte. 9 & Craig Rd. 035 Help Wanted OPPORTUNITY Use your Business from your home. Will Vacancies not available for all positions Manalapan, NJ Full Time train. P/T, F/T. 431-1433 BOOKKEEPING SVC. Information will be provided about the school system, VISA or Individual & Personalized ADVERTISERS New Jersey certification, alternate route program , salary, Ideal for small business & self & READERS RECEPTIONIST benefits, job requirements, employment procedures and Master Card employed contractors. It is the policy of this newspaper opportunities for minority and foreign-born candidates. that all help wanted advertisements T E M P /P E R M Weekly • Monthly • Quarterly will begin with a job title. The district conducts the Job Fair in order to recruit to pay NO ACCOUNT TOO SMALL!! Call 1-800-660-4 ADS LOCAL ★ LOCAL * LOCAL F/T & P/T. Growing company candidates for potential vacancies in the future. S k h Umms CALL TO D A Y 721 -5 0 4 4 needs you! Busy office. Com An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer for your ad! There Is always something new at ART INSTRUCTOR puter literate. Phone experi Summer day camp. Arts & ence. Fee paid. Call Ann Lee. Directions: From the New Jersey Turnpike: Exit 9, Take route 18 South 1-800-660-4-ADS. Bradlees. Now It ca n be you) Classified Works! crafts background, experience Applied Personnel approxim ately 3 miles to Cranbury Exit. Continue about 1/2 m ile to M errill Avenue (first traffic light). Left to East Brunswick High School. Follow signs. An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F preferred. Call 4 3 1 -0 7 1 8 2 3 8 -2 5 0 0 1 >ii Greater Media Newspapers W wEfW /d^GE, APfttL U - A^hlli So 19^3 3 036 Help Wanted 036a Employment 037 Babysitting/ 041 Resumes/Typing 043 Appliances 047 Furniture 047 Furniture 047 Furniture Part Time Services Child Care BEDROOM SET SOFA/LOVESEAT- Contem MANALAPAN TYPING SERVICE MOVING SALE HUTCH-CORNER porary. Tan, velour. Excellent Term Papers, Resumes, Colonial, Bassett. 4 pees., condition. Both $500. MEDICAL BILLING CHILD CARE IN MY HOME Sub Zero refrigerator, 36" twin bed, dresser, rocking Pine, good condition. $75. Business Letters. 431-2792 Call 774-7162 EMC-America electronic insur Infants welcome. State certi across, large capacity. New chair & oval mirror. Very good Call 264-2486 SALES ance claims processing for fied. Refs. Call 972-8489 $2,000. Asking $400. Exc. cond. Best offer. 888-3712 SOFA/WING CHAIR medical practitioners. $30,000. cond. Other furn. 536-4695 LAMP Queen Anne Style. $99. INSIDE SALES/ part time to over $80,000. full MANALAPAN BEDROOM SET Call 591-2831 time. Investment $5,950. plus OVEN Oriental floral w/wood base. SALES ASSISTANT PC. For information by mail Reliable & experienced mom | F a Queen headboard, 2 end ta Brand new. $150. 671-7837 STEREO-AM/FM console music system. 16 x 60. Light Local weekly newspa call (816) 283-9975. will watch your child in her Double Caloric gas. Self bles, mattress, boxspring. MERCHANDISE LIVING & BEDROOM oak. Asking $75. per group needs a re home. Exc. refs. 536-0961 cleaning $99. Call 679-3251 $200. Antique sewing ma Sofas, love seat, tables, liable, versatile person chine. $75. 679-6957 Call 679-8704 ATTENTION OLD BRIDGE-Mom of 1 year REFRIGERATOR SEARS lamps, wall units, dressers, with good customer/ READERS TABLE- Formica, 2 chairs old will care for your child in KENMORE- 24 cu. ft., with ice BEDROOM SET- Italian Prov. full size bed w/mattress & box phone skills for our Ads under this classification are not 042 Antiques 36x36 for chess or all pur her home. Full or part time. maker. Black front panel. 2 Complete 5 pc. set. Queen or sales department. offers of employment. Often these spring. Call 495-5778 advertisors oner a service for a fee. Call 607-0780 yrs. old. Paid $1,300. Asking King size headboard. Very pose- Cost $500. Sell $50. Knowledge of MAC or If you place a call to a “ 900" number $600. Call 544-6138 good cond. $350. 721-9104 Call 671 -0527 other PC very helpful. you will automatically be billed a fee, PARLIN- Mom of 2 yr. old will ANTIQUES LIVING ROOM C all: which varies. care for your child with TLC. REFRIGERATOR- BEDROOM SET- Modern 3 TABLES-Marble top 3 pc. black, vinyl, 6 mo. old. Stephen Jankowski F/T or P/T. Call 727-8224 Top prices paid for: Antique 17 cu. ft. 14 yrs. old. Runs piece + desk, formica. $99. EASY WORK! Excellent Pay! Must sell. $700. 572-9231 Two. white provincial. $95. 747-0222 ext.2360 furniture, oriental rugs, paint well. Basem ent use. $50. Call Joan at 254-9192 or Assemble products at home. PARLIN- Responsible mom Call 308-3517 ings, jewelry & silver. We pur Call 905-5120 2 9 7 -0 2 9 5 Call 1-800-881-8882 ext. 1283 will provide child care in her Greater Media Newspapers chase entire contents of es home. Call 721-7236 REFRIGERATOR- W/bottom BEDROOM SET- Pine, 6 pcs., LIVING ROOM UMBRELLA TABLE 766 Shrewsbury Avenue tates. Will com e to your home. HOME TYPISTS, PC users freezer. Good*condition. $125. triple dresser, lighted hutch,, 3 pieces, beige & blue. Like Glass, square, outdoor. $45. Tinton, Falls, NJ 07724 Call 888-0736 needed. $35,000. pot. Details. SAYREVILLE or best offer. Gas heater, me armoire, mirror, headboard, new. $350. Call 780-0875 Call 390-4796 1 -805-962-8000 Ext.B-2111 dium size, works. $150. or nightstands. 7 mo. Pd. Equal Opportunity Employer WALNUT HUTCH-good cond. Loving mom will care for your GRANDMA’S best offer Call after 6pm $1,500. Asking $900. M/F LIVING ROOM $100. HUMIDIFIER-Sears Homeworkers Wanted child in her home. Full or part 8 1 9 -0 7 2 9 2 8 7 -9 8 5 5 O L D E & N E W S H O P P E Kenmore whole house. $50. Hundreds of high paying posi time. Call 257-7244 Bennington Pine, Colonial 56 Main St. South River BEDROOM SET-5 pcs. solid Call 780-9458 SALES-DREAM JOB style. 11 pcs., complete set. tions available. Write: 2 5 4 -9 5 0 4 wood, $475. Zenith color con Access, P.O. Box 23 Dept. B3 Like new. $2,495. 780-6201 Have a flare for fashion? 037a Baby/Child 044 Computers sole, 27", 1 yr. old. Must sac WATER BED-4 poster Howell, N.J. 07731 Earn $700.-$900. monthly for Care Wanted MAJOR ESTATE SALE rifice, $575. Waterbed, solid LIVING ROOM SET- 3 pc. California King-Solid oak. 2 evenings per week. Car 7 Morris St., Freehold oak, 1 yr. old, $575. 651-8904 Roma leather, with matching Complete $650. Call 577-1455 necessary. 1-800-272-1741 table. Also Kenmore refrigera 036b Employment 1 block fr. County Courthouse A P P LE II GS BEDROOM SET-GIRLS WICKER & RATTAN-Pine FREEHOLD tor. Mint. Call 905-1069 Furniture, Gifts & Baskets. Wanted Large 4,200 sq. ft. house of Complete package + software. Twin headboard, chest, dress SCHOOL VAN DRIVER STORAGE SHEDS Nanny for young toddler, live fered for sale along with full Color monitor. Asking $850. er & hutch. Country French. CDL required. 6 hour runs. Great Savings & Selections out. Hours 7:30am-5:30pm. contents reminiscent of "Col Please call 957-0473. Asking $350. Call 308-9142 LIVING ROOM Start immediately. Call for an ADMINISTRATIVE AS- Housecleaning. Need refer lier Brothers”. 10 rooms & appointment 739-9300 SISTANT-Seeks PT position COMMODORE 128-1571 disc BEDROOM SUITE-Master. Tables, lamps, armoire, The Wicker Basket ences & car. 892-4341 basement bursting with floor Contemporary design. Walnut chairs, Parson’s table & for various clerical/administra to ceiling accumulations of 70 drive, color monitor. New Star Rt 34 Colts Neck 462-8855 tive tasks, communication KEYPORT NX 1000 printer. Software & wood. Excellent condition. benches. Must sell. Exc. cond. SCHOOLBUS DRIVERS years of mind boggling collec Call 739-9615 skills, office familiarity. Avail Looking for Mother’s helper/ desk. $425. 972-2873 $950. Call 238-1998 Must have CDL license. Marl tions! Beside mahogany furni able Mon.-Thurs. eves, Sat. babysitter a few hours a week boro, Manalapan, Freehold, ture, bedrooms, chifferobes, COMPUTER-386 SX, 25 BEDROOM-Queen head LIVING ROOM- Sofa, chairs, 7 2 7 -9 6 1 9 equals extra cash. Perfect for East Brunswick area. Immedi bookcases, Victorian chair, MHZ, 85 MG HD, 2 flop board, chest, 2 night stands, table, lamps, bar, antique oak MATS H.S. student form Keyport etc. there are over 100 pieces triple dresser $300. Morris desk & 2 chairs. High quality. ate openings. 536-3485 DISPATCHER-30 years expe d riv e s , 51/ 4" & 3 1/2" RAM , area. Must have experience of fine gold/diamond/precious Katz orig oil 24 x 30 $100. Manalapan. 446-6247 rience. Complete knowledge VGA color monitor. Software UPHOLSTERY with infants. Please only the stone & sterling jewelry; tons 6 7 9 -9 5 7 1 of NY, NJ, CT, PA areas. incl. $855. 548-1579 LIVING ROOM- responsible & patient need of period costume jewelry; 25 Years Experience SECRETARY Heavy volume truck opera Sofa, love seat, chair, coffee call 739-9321 dozens of sterling serving tions, platform and warehouse B R A S S BED table. All $95. Call eves. P/T for afternoon school of pieces & flatware; large bronz m anagem ent expertise. 7 3 8 -4 6 4 6 CUSTOM ( $ 3 fice. Fluency in Word Perfect es; variety of European porce 045 Clothing Queen size. Headboard, foot 7 3 9 -6 8 5 3 MANALAPAN 5.1 & ability to handle multi lains inc. Lenox, Beleek, En board & frame. Exc. cond. LIVING ROOM-sofa, love UPHOLSTERY office responsibilities a must. Mother’s Helper, P/T, to help Call 257-4233 PRODUCTION FOREMAN- glish, Austrian, German- col seat, end table, coffee table, Monday 2-7, W ednesday 3-9, care for a 2 month, 18 month COAT- Man’s cashm ere & Experienced in warehousing, lection of 50 cups & saucers, tri corner table, chair, foot Thursday 1-7. Call 308-3836 & a 5 year old. Hours flexible. size 52. New paid $450. Worn distribution, traffic, receiving, 4 full china dinner services, rest, painting, 8 pcsd. Good (M arlb o ro ) Call 446-1822 once. Asking $200. Call B U N K BEDS DRAPERIES customer service, production 30+ dolls, paper goods & 8 4 6 -4 4 2 9 shape. $625. or best offer. W ooden, w/m attresses. scheduling, fork lift qualified. MARLBORO- Exp. nanny memorabilia, fine beaded & Call 969-1283 TELEPHONE SALES- From F O X JA C K E T Matching 2 pc. student desk The "make it happen" kind of needed for infant in my home. lucite bags, tons of vintage Old Bridge office. 9-1 or 1-5 Saga, perfect for prom. Never w/chair. $200. 254-2750 guy you've been looking for. 3 days, 7:30-6:30. 591-2404 clothes, much art including LOVE SEAT/COUCH 446-6813 weekdays. Call 251*0047 worn. Size small. $99. Call 828-6316 liste d J u d a i c a a r tis t E . M. Lil CABINET-Four door Good cond. $300. or best 16 Station Rd. MIDDLETOWN lian, Waterford & other crys Call 264-1686 offer. Call after 7pm 679-8866 Mature loving babysitter for (Two glass), painted yellow & SINGER-Female looking to tals, large Bisque statues. F U R JA C K E T Englishtown YAR D W O R K my 3 year old. Flexible day/ blue stencil. $35. 257-9679 join wedding/all occasion Household & wares, etc. Bric- Red Fox. Beautiful high fash night p/t hours 233-4814 MOVING SALE Responsible and hard working band. 591-9229 a-brac. Literally thousands of ion. $99. Call 566-8931 or CHEST OF DRAWERS person. Good hourly pay. Call MIDDLETOWN objects. Too much to list. 4 0 9 -0 1 3 2 Sofa set, 4 pc. $450. Bedrm. 5 6 6 -6 2 4 4 W ed nesday-Satu rday 5 d ra w e r s -$ 3 5 . & 3 d ra w e r s - sets: King size, 8 pc. $150. GERMAN 037 Babysitting/ Mature loving Nanny, w/ April 21-24, 9am-6pm. GOWN-ROYAL BLUE $30. Lamps. Call 583-8151 Queen, 2 pc. $60. Dressing housekeeping duties, care for Two piece suit, pearl & rhine TRAINED Child Care Sunday, April 25, 10am-3pm COCKTAIL TABLE mirror $15. Kitchen table $30. newborn and 3 year old. Live stone buttons, size 9. $99. 036a Employment 54", dark pecan. Spanish New twin mattress $50. Call 2iia/if t/ c/fbr/t in Monday-Friday. Experience Call 566-3062 OAK Sewing Machine slate top. Like new. $60. 8 2 8 -9 4 6 3 Services ABERDEEN- Quality care for and references. Paid holiday/ Call 254-2073 o n your child. Meals. Flexible vacations. Call 233-4814 $70. Call 536-3405 JACKET-LEATHER hours. Activities. 583-1496 Black, with fringe, size small. CONTENTS OF HOME MOVING SALE • Hand Stripping SEWING MACHINE $60. Call 846-1203 Solid brass 12 arm Wil INTERNATIONAL CHILD Care Network- Family MIDDLETOWN 8 pc sec. black couch w/sofa- • Repairing Singer. In solid oak cabinet. liamsburg Chandelier for high Day Care referrals. No fee. b e d , 25" Fisher stereo con • Refmishing MULTI-MILLIONAIRE Preschooler & infant in our ceiling, like new. copper & From Aberdeen to Freehold. $80. Call 591-2831 PROM G O W NS sole TV, queen size waterbed • Restoring Seeks 10 crazy entrepre home, 3 days/week, 8-5:30. brass Hurircane Fixture. Asst, Providers welcome. 446-8027 w/heater, 4 pc. wood bedrm Experience, references, non WANTED-Old Oriental Rugs & Like new. Worn once. Sizes of Antiques & neurs to develop business set & solid oak baby crib. sofas & loveseats-Country smoker w/own car. 615-0484 Paisley Shawls. Any size or locally, nationally and inter 7-8 to 13-14. No reasonable Must sell immediately, best style. Square pine coffee Contemporary CHILDREN’S CHOICE condition. 1-800-221-5119 offer refused. Please call nationally, part or full time. offer. Call 591-8745 table. Call 238-0700 days, Lacquer Finishes 425 Riva Ave., E. Brunswick MOTHER’S HELPER 446-1438 eves. 308-4168 eves Top Money for Top Ages 3 months-5 years. Experienced live-in nanny to CONVENTIONAL Furniture Free Estimates Kindergarten. State Certified. Performers. provide love & care for 2 SKIRTS-Cotton knit 3 tables, sofa, pireplace & PATIO DINING SET Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months 043 Appliances bookcase. All for $350. Very A sk for P h illip p e month old infant. Some light 3 brand new, misses, size Round table, 4 chairs. New. Call our 24 hour recorded a year. Call 908-821-1717 good cond. 846-9214 housekeeping-5 day week. medium. $7. each. 238-3017 1/2 retail. $75. 679-9511 6 1 5 -3 9 3 8 message today for more Non-smoker. $175.+ room/ WEDDING GOWN -Designer COUCH & LOVE SEAT information. EAST BRUNSWICK board. References required. AIR CONDITIONER P IN E C H A IR hand made size 3. Orig. Exp. sitter & mother will care Call 679-7426 Whirlpool, 4,000 BTU $85. $300. Girl's canopy bed, mir Jon Bon Jovi orig. child’s. Au $1,300. Asking $750. Call ror & dresser: $300. Call 048 General 1-800-457-0028 for your child in my home. Call 780-1043 thentic signature, collectible. 819-8031 leave m essage 908-545-3369 Exc. refs. 390-4842 038 Clean/Domestic 7 8 7 -8 9 3 0 a f te r 11 a m $99. Call 566-5695 Merchandise AIR CONDITIONERS WEDDING GOWN SLEEPER SOFA NEW HORIZONS EAST BRUNSWICK- Day care Help Wanted 7500 BTUs. Working condi Cream color Victoria cocktail COUCH 2 pee. sectional, queen size. teacher will care for your child length. Size 12. Sweep head INTERNATIONAL tion. $75. Call 254-8050 Camel Back, light brown w/bl. Orig. $1,300. Asking $900. AIR MATTRESS in her home. Call 257-2013 piece. $400. 3 bridesmaid dre- CLEANING PERSON- For Call 422-4366 Double with sheets. Still pack ses-size 10-$50. Cocktail floral print. $60. Call 294-0034 Thursdays & Fridays. Must aged. Both $20. 462-6361 speak English. References. DISHWASHER dress-size 12-$75. Call COUCH- Moving. Contempo SLEEPER SOFA Call after 6pm 679-3981 9 6 9 -0 2 7 0 rary sectional. Sand, ter 2 piec section. Queen size. Kenmore. New motor, new ARCADE GAMES- Firetruck, GOVERNMENT racotta. 2 end recliners. Orig. $1,300. Asking $900. HOLMDEL tub. $75. 679-8617 WEDDING GOWN Shooting Gallery, $200. Juke Bought new 1 yr. Paid $1,350. Call 422-4366 ★ NOW TESTING ★ HOUSE KEEP PER/NAN NY Size 8. Long sleeve, pearls, boxes, $300. Coin sorter, Asking $800. firm. 774-8534 Live in. 5 days. 957-9715 iace bows on train. Headpiece SOFA & 2 CLUB CHAIRS $400- Call 840-1094 For Following Civil Service Jobs DRYER & slip. Paid $1,000. Asking COUCH- Traditional. ARCADE VIDEO- Quarterback Test Preparation & Training by OFFICE CLEANING Gas. Kenmore heavy duty, $500. Call 721-7349 Sleeper. Brown & white. Dou Slipcovers included. $100. Call in am only 536-4168 pinball $195. Commando East Brunswick area. Must be plus. White. $99. 747-7218 ble size. Good cond. $75. State National Training Service, Inc. video $195. Ami juke box reliable and hard worker. Call 251-4240 SOFA & CHAIR $395. Time Pilot video $195. $8. per hour. Call 905-8461 DRYER- Electric 046 Firewood ■ Postal Service Clerical Adm. Support Whirlpool. 1 yr. old. White. COUCH-Contemporary Wood with removable cush Call Jerry 969-2739 ■ Correction Officer Data Transcriber Great cond. $90. Call 7 piece sectional. Blue velour. ions. $50. Call 721-2768 039 Companion/ 4 4 6 -1 8 2 2 FI RE W OOD/HARD WOOD- 5 years young. Paid $3,500. ART- Contemporary ’ Social Service Ass’t Clerk-Typist Health Care Split, unseasoned $1Q0./cord. Asking $600. Call 613-1422 SOFA In chrome frame. $50. Call DRYER- Whirlpool gas, 3 Unsplit, $50./cord. Soft wood, ■ Nurse’s Assistant Dental Assistant 3 piece sectional, beige. $90. 6 7 1 -7 8 3 7 cycle, 4 temperature . Large unsplit, FREE. 928-0982 COMPANION/Care Taker capacity. Like new. $95. Call DESK Call 431-3985 ■ Legal Clerk AUTOGRAPHS Live-in. Excellent references. 6 7 9 -7 5 1 1 Excellent condition. $25. of-3 U. S. Secretaries of • and many more Call evenings 972-8958 per 047 Furniture Call 462-8124 S O FA BED State, all on one of 1st day DRYER-GE cover-$75. Call 367-6035 $14 hr. 039a Companion/ DESK Full size. Structurally sound. WITH STARTING PAY UP TO White, electric, in good condi Upholstery needs repair. $50. Health Care tion. Asking $65. 462-0308 A L L ROOM S Office or student. Asking $95. Call 446-7215 AWNING • No Experience Required Call after 7pm 536-0476 Wanted FREEZER CHEST Exc. cond. Accessories & art SOFA BED 11x14 feet. Like new. $35. 1 Job Security • Great Benefits too. Reas, prices. 536-0476 DINETTE SET Call 741-6053 HOME HEALTH AIDE 33" H x 321/2" W x 261/4" D. Queen size, neutral colors, ■ Gov’t Provides Paid Job Training 192 Ib. capacity & counter ANTIQUES-Queen Anne desk With 4 chairs, brass with glass good condition. $75. 583-8458 Certified. P/T, to care for pa BAHAMA CRUISE worktop. $95. 739-2549 $100. Mahogany game, drop top. $25. 254-0402 ■ Keep Present Job While tients in South River. Call or leaf, coffee & lamp tables. SOFA-4 seat, contemporary, 5 days/4 nights. Overbought, You Prepare at Home apply in person. Elite Health GARBAGE DISPOSAL-1/2 H P $50.-$100. ea. Hurricane DRESSERS- 2 Bassett $100. Scandinavian & matching club corporate rates to public. Care, 75 Paterson Street, GE 200, stainless Steel, lamps, ruby & crystal. China each. 1 twin bookcase head chair. $350. Leave message. Limited tickets $279. per cou Free 2 Hour Meeting At: New Brunswick, 846-4977 never used, still in box. $40. closet, curio, tea cart & more. board $50. Pine, good cond. 1 5 6 6 -8 4 8 9 ple. Call Mon.-Sat. 9am-9pm Call 739-0209 2 3 8 -9 0 0 9 twin bed frame & box spring 407-331-7818 Ext. 2458 BERKELEY CARTERET HOTEL (Asbury Park) $50. Call 780-4788 SOFA/LOVESEAT 1401 Ocean Avenue, Monday, April 19th 041 Resumes/Typing MICROWAVE OVEN ARMCHAIR ENTERTAINMENT CENTER- Beige. Exc. cond. $350. BAR Full size Magic Chef. Asking Sony TV, amp, turntable, tape Call 390-8693 11:00AM OR 7:00PM *OR* RAMADA INN Contemp. Mauve. Like new. $30. Please call 577-0245 deck, bar & storage. $1,000. 52", two shelves, two stools. Custon made. $90. 747-7276 (Red Bank) Rt. 35, Tuesday, April 20th, REPORTS ETC... 2 4 7 -4 3 4 8 SOFA/LOVESEAT $50. Call 721-4457 11:00AM O R 7:00 PM Combo Type & Sew 462-7494 MICROWAVE BED-QUEEN SIZE GARDEN BENCHES Tan corduroy. Coffee table, BATHROOM VANITY SECRETARIAL SERVICES Complete with solid wood end table. Good cond. $300. • Be on Time • No Phone Calls • Bring Pen A Quasar. $45. headboard. Asking $95. Stone. $90./pair or best offer. Call 938-3692 60" double sinks, excellent PC & laser printer. 679-1909 Call 363-3226 Call 536-7483 Call 591-2831 after 5 PM only condition. $95. 739-1591 4 APRIL H rA P P lL 20,1993. POWER-PACKAGE Greater Media Newspapers 048 General 048 General 048 General 048 General 048 General 048 General 048b Infants/ 049 Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Juvenile Items Wanted CHIPPERS (2)- Also trailer, ENTERTAINMENT & Elec NECKLACE Amethyst-Elegant SHUTTERS-WINDOW CHANGING TABLE CASH for USED CAMERAS BIRD CAG E pwr washer, snow blower, JET SKI TOTE Wood, 32"x80", stained, tronic items- DJ & band equip. with diamond chips. $95. or & all photo equip. New or old. 4 p a n e ls , m o v in g s la ts . All Medium sized for smaller par other equipment. For prices Trumpets, saxophones & mu best offer. Leave message. $10. Call 679-8704 1 pc. or whole studio. No Po 3 9 0 -5 6 2 3 new. $50. Call 251 -4257 rots. Like new. $50./best offer. call 291-2213 sical equip. Dining rm. furn. $55. Call 721-7066 laroid or movie. 442-6141 Washer & dryer, $75. each. CHANGING TABLE DARKROOM- BLACK & JIG SAW-With light. Call 840-4186 SNOWBLOWER Light maple wood, two BMX/RED LINE WHITE- Developing tank, Heavy duty-wood or. metal, 4- NINTENDO CONSIGNMENT speed pulley. Asking $75. shelves, nice. $35. 721-0402 darkroom light, 4 easles, 8 EPSON FX-100 PRINTER Action Set. IN BOX. $50. Electric, $35. 1990, 16" rims, must see. trays, focus scope, timer, Call 363-8507 9-Pin/wide carriage. Orig. $99. Call 390-4586 2 6 4 -2 6 7 2 CLOTHING SHOP 291-4946 after 4pm paper safe, polycontrast filter Asking $90. Exc. cond. Sizes 2 to 8. Girls KITCHEN CABINETS SPOON Collection-Circa BOX SPRINGS/MATTRESS set, etc. $300. 873-2069 Call 566-4937 & b o y s . $ 5 . & u n d e r . We want gently worn clothing, Oak 15x20 feet. L-shaped. NINTENDO 1900-1 930's. Souvenir 5 6 6 -3 0 6 2 furniture & bric-a-brac. Twin size, good condition. FIREPLACE/HEATER- Elec. Will sacrifice. Call 251-7099 spoons. Sterling & silverplate. Reg. games. Many to chose $25. Call 972-2952 DISHES corner style, $100. 2 util, $99. 364-2791 CRIB, CHILDCRAFT- Natural, D E JA VU KITCHEN CABINETS-Full from. $10. ea. Call 583-8807 u s e d V yrs. $125. Pink complete set of Melmine. Blue boxes for pick up Wheel well STEREO AM/FM- Radio 2 2 BUMPER POOL TABLE kitchen, light oak. White bumper $10. Beatrix Potter 30 E. Main St., Freehold & white. $10. 723-9068 style. $60. 447-4189 NINTENDO w/2 controls, 8 record player console. Plays counter tops with beveled bumper & comforter $35. 2 di 4 3 1 -2 0 0 1 $45. 671-2593 games, cleaner-$75. , 33’s, 45’s, 78's. Has 6 speak F IS H TA N K edge. Dishwasher, dbl sink & aper bags $40. ea. 855-8618 DISHES- COMMODORE 64 disc drive - ers. $40. Call 721-5398 CABINET-TV, VCR- Oak, on Noritake Spectrum pattern. 30 gal. w/wood cabinet. Ac faucet, etc. Call 577-1348 new keyboard, lots of CRIB-Bassette GOLD WANTED wheels, 2 drawers, 2 shelves. Service for 4. Used twice. cessories included. $99. Call STEREO RACK SYSTEM. software-$100. Call 985-7320 Very good condition, fruit SAVE THIS AD Room for stereo. $75. $99. Please call 905-6940 2 5 1 -8 3 7 5 LAMP Receiver, phono, 8 track , Call 679-7805 cassette, with speakers. $99. wood color, spindles. A steal We buy gold, diamonds, gold Metal Halide with bulb 400 PERSONALIZED $75. Call 721-0402 FISH TANK-30 gallon Call 390-4254 coins. Highest prices paid. CABLE TV EQUIPMENT DISPLAY CASE Pump, filter, light, stand, hood watt. Must sell. $99. 828-6316 MADISON VARIETY CHILDREN’S BOOKS DOLL- & accessories. $90. STEREO-SoundDesign Rt. 9 & Throckmorton Ln. Converters & accessories. All Lighted, 48". $30. firm. Make your child a star of their Good Kruger vinyl, sugar & Call 679-7511 Old Bridge (near Gold's Gym) makes & models. Great pric Call 679-1445 LAMPS own book. Recorded message W /speakers, AM/FM, 8 track, spice edition. Worth $300. . es. Call for free catalogue. 6 7 9 -4 1 8 1 Pair, antique figures man & gives details. Call 24 hours turntable. $35. 431-0478 $99. 238-9342 1 -800-972-2779 DOLL HOUSE- 908-706-8096 ext. 106 GUNS, swords, military items. Authentic Colonial, 2 floors, FLOWER POTS woman. Both $99. 780-4011 STORM DOOR-7'x36", white CAMCORDER- Fully loaded, aluminum, insulated, half view Cash. Lie. NJ/Fed. Dealer. attic. Needs repair. Asking Stone. For outdoor or indoor. LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR- PIANO-$100. BIKE-$20. TIN FURNITURE 2/2 hr. batteries, case, exc. House calls. Bert 821-4949 $90. Call 542-3009 $70./pair. Call 591-2831 Japanese. Sharp-Model IQ- TOP TABLE- $15. DRESSER- with screen, hardware, frame. cond. $400. Call evenings $35. Call 721-0402 Contemp. natural wood, crib 5000. Display & audio. Elec $20. ROCKING CHAIR-$5. w/mattress. 3 drawer dresser 2 5 7 -4 3 1 2 GARBAGE DISPOSAL UNIT- M AKE MONEY DOLL HOUSE-BIG tronic. $99 Call 254-3564 MOVING. Call 525-9455 T-SHIRT Transfer Machines w/hutch & changing top. 4 Sinkmaster 400. Never used. CAMERA LENS-Mi nolta, $400. Originally $875. almost drawer chest, toy chest, desk Little Tikes, still in carton. For $ 5 0 . LAW N M O W E R PICTURE-Oil, sofa size, au 35-70 Macro zoom F2.8. New, new. 2 SHOWCASES $250. w/chair. Exc. cond. $450. Barbie, etc. $75. 679-9511 Call 254-3564 5 hp, 21" cut, Briggs engine, tumn rust colors of stream, Call Frank 225-9253 CLEANING boxed, never used. $75. Dayton hi wheel deck. $95. trees. Oak frame. $65. Call 536-0362 Call 257-3859 DOLL HOUSE-Large, two Call 671 -6056 TELEVISION-23"Zenith, story, child or adult, with or 7 2 1 -7 0 6 6 HIGH CHAIR-Evenflo GAS PUMP black and white, console, solid YOUR CLOSETS CAMERA- Canon, 35mm SLR without furniture. $99. Excellent condition state. A-1 condition. $55. automatic with lens & electric Call 739-8809 Automatic shut-off nozzle LAW N M OW ER POOL LADDER $ 2 5 .0 0 flash. Like new. $99. Call $95. Call 828-0639 Call 254-6770 Call 264-0751 $$$$ And equipment. $20. 2 5 7 -3 8 5 9 Commercial. Ferris, 61” front Consign your women's & kid's Call 679-8703 TELEVISION-25” Panasonic D 0 L L H 0 U S E S GYM MEMBERSHIP cut machine. Twin 18 hp, HIGH CHAIR-Fisher Price clothing, closeouts or CAMERA- Pentax P210, Briggs engine. Hydro lift deck, Color, solid state, excellent Used less than 2 years. Like Finished to your specifications Gold's lifetime. $500. For salesm ens samples. $550. PSE bow with Aim ar 5 spd. Runs well.* $1,200. condition. $99. Call 254-6770 new. $35. Call 613-0230 or kits. All styles. Furniture & more info, call 308-9098 PO O L T A B LE Call 10am-4:30 for info & appt rows, $125. Neon clock, $'20. firm. 264-1082 all supplies avail. 294-7407 H IG H C H A IR 2nd Turn Around, 431-7667 Call Mike 780-2763 after 4pm HAIR SPEED SETTER-GE Brunswick slate, 8', w/acces- TOASTER Graco, new back & seat cush DOOR-FRONT Mist conditioner or dry in min sories, exc. cond., 1 yr. old. CAMERA-21/4 x B ro n ic a , LAWN MOWER Procter-Silex, 4 slice. Never ions. Exc. cond. Bunny print. POP-UP CAMPER 21/4 Decorative, solid oak, with utes, extra curlers. $15. Asking $1,000. 919-0480 2 lenses, complete set-up for used. $15. Call 723-0764 $30. 566-3062. peephole. Excellent condition. Call 251-4257 Jacobsen, 3.5hp. Must sell. all types of photography. $85. Call 308-9238 WANTED $75. Call 946-8752 TOILET TANK - Kohler Cadet Asking $800. Call 541 -5591 POOL TABLE LITTLE TYKES Play Place, HAMSTER HABITRAIL with Style. Octagon sink-Delta fau Grandma's house party kitch S le e p 6 DOOR-OUTER HOUSE With rack, balls, sticks, 8 ft. CAR STEREO NAKAMICHI sky rest & exerciser wheel. LAWN MOWER cet. Light green. Perfect con en, stroller, etc. $99. Good Condition 32x80, 3 glass inserts across $99. firm. 721-4457 RD260- Am/fm cassette. $60. or best offer. Free bag of dition. $90. 583-2799 2 3 8 -9 3 4 2 top, A1 condition $25. Very good condition. $40. Call 566-2804 Great sound. New $350. Just food. Call 787-5942 POSTER-Basketball advertis Call 787-2555 PLAYPEN Call 251 -4257 ing, c.1959. Harlem Wizards TOILET $99.99. Call 238-6325 HOME ENTERTAINMENT WANTED TO BUY LAWN MOWER- Push, 19", Large size with pad. Used for ELECTRIC BED-oversized CENTER for television, VCR, team, 14"x22". $99. no less! White, with tank, sink, shower HP. Serviced. Runs great. grandchild's visits. Like new. Furniture, Paintings, Glass twin. Great for back problems. storage, glass doors. $35. 31/2 Call 364-2791 base. All $95. 583-0774 CHANDELIER $70. or best offer. Call after $35. 946-8883 ware, Statues, Vases, Oriental $800 or best offer. RIDER Call 462-8124 POWER WASHER- Hotsy. TOY-SANTA CLAUS-battery Rugs, etc. Over 40 yrs. old. Hand painted. Green oriental MOWER- 10 hp, 36" cut, 6PM. 780-0234 Hot & cold. Low hours. Mobi Any quantity; complete on white. $100. CARPETS: $550. or best offer. Call HOT TUBS- 5 PERSON operated, circa 1950’s. Still in PLAYPEN-Graco LAWN MOW ER-Jacobsen 21 ” lized, on trailer. Must see. original box bottom. $95. Call estates purchased. Beige berber w/pad, 11x17. 727-6162 after 6pm NEW $1,895. rotary power drive. Runs well. Blue. Very good condition. Call 576-8131 3 6 7 -6 0 3 5 Col. Bob Randolph Auctioneer $100. Grey plush, 12x16. $75. Call 364-6699 $125. or best offer. $35. Call 787-7988 TOILET: Blue. $35. 254-9289 ELVIS ALBUMS & SINGLES Call any time, (908) 308-3335 Call 238-1880 RACING COLLECTIBLES from the 1950’s & early HUMMEL BELL 1988- Book Member NJ & Nat. Auct. Petty & Little Hauler. Gordon, TRUCK BOXES 1960's. Priced as a group lot. value $120. Asking $95. or PORT-A-CRIB A s s n . CHANDELIER LAWN MOWERS - TORO Baby Ruth car. Other assorted Many in perfcet shape. Call best offer. Leave message Walk be-hind, 52" & 36". 2 2, good condition. $75. for Save this ad. You may need cars. 251-1911 or 251-3485 Fisher Price. Like new. $40. Wood, with 6 amber globes. Lauren 747-0222 ext. 3806 3 9 0 -5 6 2 3 both. Call 409-1078 me in the future. catchers each. Excellent con Call 290-9077 $40. Call 254-6770 dition. Call 245-1493 RECORD COLLECTION ENLARGER-Omega JACUZZI- Arista Raspberry, TYPEWRITER-JUKI brand. 45’s, 33’s, 78’s. Great mix! Electric with case. TODDLER TOYS-Little Tikes CHANDELIER- Model DZVXL, for extra home 60 x 42 x 20d. Brand new, LAWN SWEEPER-Apollo Treehouse, table, see-saw, with polished chrome rainbow $25. Call 721 -7732 $98. Call 679-9513 Antique brass and black por prints. Carriers for 35mm & For towing behind a riding twirly-bird. Asking $99. faucet. $1,800. or best offer. celain, excellent condition. 120mm & 4x5 ng. $625. Call lawn mower. $75. 747-5024 REFRIGERATOR- $175. UTILITY STAND-6 Shelves Call 591-2831 $90. Call 747-0923 8 7 3 -2 0 6 9 Call 545-4054 Washer, dryer and up-right 3x6x1 Great for shop or ga LAWN TRACTOR-MTD Lawn T O Y S & D O L L S freezer, $95. each. Octagon rage. $20. Call 363-8507 Flite 11 HP, 40", 7 spd. $500. glass kitchen set, 4 chairs, All in great condition. Name Please call between Pam & $150. Brass headboard, box UTILITY TRAILER brands. $5. each. Call 9pm at 446-0969 spring, mattress $275. Call Good condition. 4x6. Asking 5 6 6 -3 Q 6 2 $350. or best offer. Call after 651 -8 9 0 4 TOYS- Little Tykes. LA W N M 0W E R 4pm 583-2714 F a m i l y RIDING MOWER-Craftsman. Treehouse, Seesaw, Picnic Rider, 24" cut. $375. Also 30" Electric start 10HP w/ VACUUM CLEANER Table. $99. for all. Call 5 9 1 -2 8 3 1 Toro, self propelled rear bag, grass catcher. $95. Call Eureka "The Boss". NEW. 6.5 elec. start, $165. 721-7066 431-1757 7-10pm amp. $75. Call 264-2498 P o r t r a i t s WALKERS LIFT CHAIR- Elec. operated, RIDING MOWER-TORO-32" VACUUM CLEANER used 3 mo. asking $595. cut, 8HP. Used 2 seasons. Graco Tot Wheels, $7. Graco T h e P erfect Gift Honeywell oil burner, $175. Rear catcher. Like new, ask Kirby Hertitage 2 w/sham- T o t W h e e ls II, $ 1 5 . 3 9 0 -6 4 1 9 Call 530-9677 ing $800. Call 972-8604 pooer & all access. Exc. cond. $400. or best offer. 872-8018 Created in Oils LIONEL TRAINS RIDING TRACTOR- Sears, 8 049 Merchandise or Pastels Piece # 6059 6130 3419 hp, runs great. $250. or best VANITY Wanted 022A, pair. $99. for all. offer. Prck-up truck sleeper, ■ Birthdays Call 495-5453 Chaperal, 6x6, inside & out 36 inch with sink & faucet. side lights, wind spoiler, black. Formica top. $50. 721-2768 $ CASH PAID $ LOG SPLITTER 050 Musical . Anniversaries $350. or best offer. 246-0406 M u s t s e e it to b e lie v e it. VIDEO CAMERA-Minolta-full For baby items-furniture, toys, equipment and much more! Instruments . All Special Screw type 9 horse. $450. RIGID TRIPOD PIPE VICE- size. Case, extra battery, a/c WE BUY and SELL Occasions Call 572-6151 With 2 threaders, $150. for all. adapter, external microphone Pet Portraits 20 8 ft. flourscent light fix & light. $600. or best offer. Cottontails CLARINET-Bundy LUGGAGE tures, $5. each. Call 548-2284 Call 257-8947 Children’s Resale/Exchange With case, hardly used, excel WEIGHT BENCH- Body Smith American Tourister, 3 pieces. The Shrewsbury Village lent condition. $95. 264-6823 ROCKING HORSE Olympic w/butterfly leg & $20. Call 946-3971 555 Shrewsbury Ave. Pretcher bench attach. Joe CLARINET-Selmer Bundy $10. 238-9342 Shrewsbury 224-0066 Artist MANNEQUIN- Welder $330 lbs. weight set. With case, excellent condition. Padded type for seamstress, SADDLE $500. Call 846-1175 AAAA ANTIQUE $99.99 Call 257-3859 female, size adjusts. Asking Pony, western style, black. PAYS TOP $$$$ for used fur GUITAR-Kaman Strat Copy, 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728 • 908 462-1020 $35. Call 545-1228 Brand new. $99. WHEELCHAIR niture, glass, art, toys, all Call 251 -4240 colectables, etc. Love attic & three pick up Floyd Rose MATTRESS KING SIZE- Box Tremlo maple neck unique in Goodcondition. $35. basements. Estate contents spr. & frame, $150. Rocking SATELLITE DISH, 10'-510 Call 671-0515 bought or auctions. strument. Brand new hard chair $50. White ceiling fan Echo Star Receiver, $2,500. 264-3130 at Baskin Robbins case. $250. Call 738-7030 $100. Girls 16" bike w/training or best offer. Girls 27" bicycle, WINE RACK 739-9847 ask for Uncle Joe. wheels, $50. Rowing machine Hillary tent, 8X8; 14" hedge SAVE THIS AD ORGAN H o u se Portraits $100. Toro Lawn mower, trimmer. 269-7861 Handcrafted oak & redwood. $100. Call 957-8755 3 feet high. $35. 679-9513 AAAAAA Antiques, used furn., Electronic with stand, perfect SATELLITE DISH-Radio estates, contents of homes, for beginner. $20. 741-2557 Call early for METAL TOOL BOXES-For Shack with receiver & remote. 048b Infants/ etc. 888-8377/264-6458. Holiday Gift small & full size pick-ups. Fi SR-2010, never used. Still in ORGAN- Hammond berglass ladders. 5 1/2 hp air carton-$995. Call 634-0592 Juvenile Items ALL LIONEL TRAINS XL125 dual keyboard & Giving com pressor, Call 324-1277 Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal, rhythm. $99. Can deliver. SCREEN-Anderson 6 7 1 -6 6 4 7 MOTOR-Furnace Blower price no object. 946-2893 The Perfect Gift For patio door, never used. BABY JUMPER NEW, 1200RPM. $99. 78x35. $440. 727-2326 ANY OLD ORIENTAL RUGS PIANO Call leave m essage 390-6650 Fisher Price, Hop Skip Jump & Paisley shawls. Any size or C reated in Oils SEWING MACHINE er, like new. $10. 727-1478 condition. 1-800-221-5119 Excellent condition. $1,450. MOTORCYCLE HELMET Lots of features. $75. CAR SEAT- $35. Walker: $15. Call after 5 pm. 251-8210 or Watercolors. Bell-black WEDDING DRESS $200. AVOID Garage Sale Hassles. Changing Table: $45. 2 years old. $200. Call 723-0629 Marilyn buys knick knacks, • Birthdays Call Rich 541-6739 Infant Seat: $20. Call furniture & antiques. 257-9107 PIANO SEWING MACHINE-Portable - 5 9 1 -2 8 3 1 Good cond. $1,000. or best ■ Anniversaries MOTORCYCLE SEAT A th e n a 2 0 0 0 . L ik e n e w . Ail BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR C A R S E A T - SALE! We Buy & Sell offer. You move it. 679-0977 BRAND NEW-NEVER USED embroidery stiches. Pd. ■ All Special Cosco, up to 40 lbs. New, 24 Broad St Keyport Pillow look, black leather seat. $1,000., will sacrifice-$350. used twice. $25. Call Eves. C all Lil 2 6 4 -0 7 7 7 o r 2 6 4 -8 6 1 5 PIANO- UPRIGHT Occasions Fits Sportster Model Harley Call 251-4257 7 3 8 -4 6 4 6 With bench. Good condition Davidsons. $75. 458-4935 SHOWER ENCLOSURE CAR SEAT-Century 3000 BOOKS WANTED $200. Evenings 254-9453 MOVING SALE Sears. Asking $50. Used less thaqn 2 years. Like 5 piece bedroom-$250. For Freehold AAUW’s Used Call 446-4053 new. $35. Call 613-0230 Artist REFRIGERATOR-Sears 11.5 Book Sale. June 3, 4 & 5. Call cu. ft. white-like new-$450. SHUTTERS-Outside CARSEAT- 946-8649 or 462-0473 Classified Sells LIVING ROOM set-$200. or 7 pairs. Brown. Perfect for For infant/child. 5 point adjust 1-800-660-4ADS 155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728»908 462-1020 best offer. Call 739-9432, Stonehurst ColoniaLmodel. able harness. $30. Call CASH FOR BOOKS 739-1339 or 739-2105 1 year old. Call 308-1522 521-4851 after 6. OLD MAGAZINES 536-0850 Greater Media Newspapers '-POWER' PACKAGE* APRIL 1 '4r-cA'PRIL 20 993 5 050 Musical 060 Garage Sales 063 Instruction 066 Personals 066 Personals 067 Psychics Instruments PARLIN 11 Stevenson St MATCHMAKER INT’L PROFESSIONAL PSYCHIC GARAGE SALES/AUCTIONS VOICE LESSONS LOST & FOUND PIANOS (President Pk Sec) Fri. & Sat. ADOPTION The largest personal introduc B R O A D W A Y & P O P Lee Heckert 583-8292 4 /1 6 & 1 7 , 9 a m -1 p m . tion service in the nation. The Large inventory of: Teens & Adults...583-0575 Happy, regular folks want to ^Reading^B^^ppointmen natural way to romance. Call 060 Garage Sales adopt a baby & offer lullabies YAMAHA PIANOS MOVING for free information. 064 Lost & Found and love, with plenty of fun & East Brunswick 238-7854 WURLITZER, SAMICK Household items, furniture. laughter. Call Lorin and Whit 068 Photography 063a Schools Ocean Township 493-9793 Used pianos from $295. ASK US ABOUT OUR NO EARLY BIRDS!! at 1 -800-862-8427 Lessons in your home FREE GARAGE SALE KIT PARLIN 28 Hemlock Dr (Lau AS A PUBLIC SERVICE Rentals from $25. WHEN YOU PLACE WE WILL PUBLISH A 20 TIPS & TRICKS PHOTOS by Frank Genua "The only place to rel Pk) 4/17 & 18, 9-4. COMPUTER 4 LINE AD FOR 2 WEEKS DIET MAGIC W eddings-Candid-Portrait YOUR GARAGE SALE AD AT NO COST For supermarkets. 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Fully ins. 238-1296 Free Estimates 409-7377 Call anytime 229-2074 Decks Sanded & Refinished. entertainment tent at the 3rd J a n & B o b 4 0 9 -6 6 7 8 Tom 238-4879 Annual Friend of Youth Fair to DECKS • BASEMENTS TCS Cleaning Services SMALL ADDITIONS CERAMIC TILE WADE’S HARDWOOD BURSTING AT be held July 9-17 at the Free Residential & Commercial FLOOR ING-Ins tall at ions, PONIES Call Ron or Walt INSTALLATIONS hold Raceway Parking Lot. sanding, refinishing. Quality T H E S E A M S ? 254-1331 or 257-1934 Foyers • Kitchens • Baths - Call 780-FAIR The perfect entertainment for work at reasonable prices. BATHROOM REMODELING • ADD ITIO N S birthday parties, picnics, fairs. GOODRICH PLASTERING Call 787-5829 ERIC THE GREAT Make your event really Bob Strugala, t/a • AD D A LE V E L Let me restore the beauty of special!! Call Lyn 928-3725 Refs. Great rates. 251-0671 And His Wonderful World Of your interior plaster walls or Sayreville Tile Co. WOOD FLOORS • D O R M E R S exterior stucco. 505-1843 • BATHROOM S ★M A G IC S PUDDINS • Installed • Sanded GORDON’S Corner Const. 462-0029 or 254-0029 ■ Stained • Finished Any Occasion. Call 536-6936 MY-TEE-FINE CLOWIN Custom home improvement. 30 yrs. Exp. References • Repaired Reputation speaks for itself \ S c h a ffe r TOTAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CORP. HAPPY TRAIL PONIES 25 yrs. exp. 446-7145 Free Estimates....431-3126 All Occasions. Call 651-0747 CERAMIC Tiling, Specializing STOP IN OR CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES Decorated, gentle ponies for in bathrooms. Repair old or in (jle a n itu j your child's party. 251 -4240 PUPPET PEOPLE J & L stall new. Lowest prices. r-BANK FINANCING — i Call Perry 928-4427 080 Gutters LICENSE #33355 KARAOKE RENTALS Creative Shows. 446-3131 HOME IMPROVEMENTS,INC. With over 50 select songs. All p h a s e s o f q u a lity c o n s tr u c FRED’S Custom Tile System s PURPLE DINOSAUR GUTTER Cleaning & Repairs 273 MAIN ST. MATAWAN [5 6 6 -2 8 2 8 ] $59. 431 -5588 tion. 25 yrs. exp. Free est., Specializing in Ceramic, Parties, picnics, plus. FREE ESTIMATES (CORNER OF RT. 34) fully insured. Call Jim, M a rb le & G ra n ite . F r e e e s t. All 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE Call 254-6928 The finest quality home Call John 251-0893 General Contractor, 780-5316 work guaranteed. 583-2954 Raggety Anne & Andie & office cleaning SEAMLESS GUTTERS S. L . CONSTRUCTION UPGRADED Tile Specialists with a personal touch. Little Party Package 238-7643 Custom Installation of Installed or Dropped Off Ladies Pretty' COMPANY INC. Ceramic Tile, Marble, Slate & 10 Years Experience. by 3L Alluminium SINGING TELEGRAMS Family Operated Parlor Parties NO JOB TOO SMALL Cultured Stone. Complete 446-9027 or 928-0216 Custom Roasts for all occa FREE ESTIMATES References. ^ P re tty Polish & Bathroom Remodeling. sions & Dirty Ditties. 972-3366 STUART 431-0215 972-1826 Rick Smith Sparkle w/Gems 431-4383 R a v ish in g Makeovers 080a Handy Persons w/Avon Computer Analysis 1 Bonded & Insured 069a Party Planning 072 Carpentry Elegant Hair Ornaments HEWITSON CERAMIC ALL AROUND HANDYMAN T r e n d y Jewelry & All Types of Personalized Party Favors J CALLIGRAPHY & MORE CARPENTRY/HOME REPAIR "ml"' TILE & % ufutat (fyavi Home Repairs/Improvements T errific Music, Games JUDY’S JOTTINGS Painting. Reasonable. Free 431-3981 257-2750 & Beauty Contests estiamtes. No job too small. ^ MARBLE Call 536-5111 % ^ Y u m m y Candies & Call Lou (908) 928-0923 A L L JO B S Goodies For All CALLIGRAPHY-Have your en DECKS, Additions, Kitchens & New WorkS Renovations Large or small. Painting, car velopes beautifully addressed. J 3 8 - 7 9 8 3 . Bathrooms. S & R H o m e House/Office pentry, etc. Reasonable rates. Call Joyce 972-1147 Satisfaction Guaranteed Improvements ...... 6 7 9 -2 2 9 1 Call Yaacov, 390-1945 A ll work done by John Cleaning HERE TO SERVE TOWN & COUNTRY 20 years experience C A U LK T A L K +++++++++++ No gathering too small. CARPENTRY Windows & Screens References Talking about caulking & don’t * CHILDREN’S * W e set up, serve & cleanup. Frame, trim, finish, cabinetry, Call Edwina at 257-1934 decks & repairs. 390-5497 Mirrors & Glass have time to do it yourself? * THEME PARTIES * 9 3 8 - 6 6 8 3 • Sinks • Showers * LIVE CHARACTERS * IT’S MY PARTY INC • Tubs • Windows Free Estimates ALL COLORS AVAILABLE * Cinderella * Party rooms, bartenders, wait 90 8 -5 9 1-0 9 3 1 J Dorothy From Oz * 073 Carpet Cleaning Fully Insured Call 972-6582 resses, dancers, gorillas. Free Estimates * Little Mermaid * 938-5765 727-7491 H&S HANDYMAN SERVICE * Peter Pan * FINEST Carpet/Upholstery Fully Insured Rent-A-Husband 583-8837 * Belle ★ 076 Cleaning/ * Batman ★ P AR TY AID Prespot/Clean/Deodorize HANDYMAN AND PICK-UP * Catwoman ★ We prepare, serve & cleanup 2 rooms-$24.95. 787-2678 Domestic Hauling. Will clean gutters, * Dalmations ★ for any party. Call 229-8957 garages, attics etc. 431-5880 * Adult & Custom * PARTY ROOM AVAILABLE 074 Carpet Install/ A PERFECTIONIST HANDYMAN- All jobs, big & i f Designed * small. Very reasonable. Call S w e e t s, Anniversaries, Will clean your home/office * NO HUM DRUM ★ 16 Repair/Sale for free estim ate. 679-5999 Special Birthdays, Etc. Work guaranteed. Ins./bonded AMV TAPING * PARTIES ★ Reasonable rates. 294-0263 50-200 People A.J. CARPET DESIGNS HANDYMAN- Small & BIG * 495-0834 $ Kitchen Facilities ALL HOUSES & Offices jobs. Painting, carpentry, roof 4 Lines ■ 2 TimotTimes $J1 , /A - 0 0 Tables & Chairs Included Installations, Repairs, Relay cleaned. Portuguese woman. ing & much more. FREE esti * ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Holiday Club 446-7075 Restretches, Sales. 536-4703 Refs, avail. Free est. DRYWALL mates. Call George 238-2257 $4. for each additionallitional line CONSTRUCTION CARPET & ANGEL'S Office & H o u s e - ALL AMERICAN Pre-Paid ■ Can be cancelled■ Not refundable cleaning- Low rates. Good ref S h e e tr o c k & T a p in g P S O P L £ NO-WAX VINYL erences. Free est. 566-8911 Specializing in small jobs Private party merchandise only. Free Estimates HANDYMAN FLOORS AWESOME- House cleaning. T.A.F. DRYWALL Specializing in quality work C hildren’s P arty Shop-At-Home Service Serving Freehold, Manalapan, 1-800-640-3969 All Brand Names Marlboro & Howell. 462-9166 • Basketball set-ups CALL CLASSIFIED Specialists ' Mill Direct 1st Quality TAPING • Baths Professional Installations CLEANSWEEP • Carpentry All R epair Work Laser Karaoke with Host • All Parties HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE • Door Locks 1-800-660-4ADS No Money Down Reasonable. Thorough. De Moonwalks • Clowns No Interest • Fences pendable. We clean your ■ P a y m e n ts Puppet Show • Train Ride house the way you would if • Masonry Ferris Wheel • Dunk Tank Free Estimates you had the time. FREE esti- I078 Electrical • Roofs & Repairs No Obligation m ates. Refs. Call 583-9617 Greater Media Newspapers Cotton Candy Robots Call Toll-Free • Etc. CRYSTAL CLEAN mf A LL JOBS-FREE EST. W/REF. News Transcript • Sentinel • Suburban Plus Over 25 Costumed Characters 1-800-464-6298 Residental & Commercial Electrical repairs/installations Bayshore Independent • Middletown Independent TOP GRADE FLOORS Call Today - Free Quotes b i l l 495-4692 • Weekend News Transcript 7 2 7 - 4 3 4 2 Mary 957-9403 Maria Greater Media Newspapers POWER PACKAGE, APRIL 14 - APRIL 20 1993 7 POW ER PACKAGE W e H onor C A L L 1 -800-660-4-ADS Deadline Thursday 2 PM B u s i n e s s & 5 e This directory will be revised monthly. Cancellations will be accepted and necessary copy changes will be made for the first publication of the month only. Please check deadline information. ASPHALT/CONCRETE/PAVING BUILDING/REMODELING BUILDING/REMODELING J.M.GENERAL MASONRY * VINYL WINDOWS* RICH’S j^ ia p le tiOtt r f QUALITY CONTRACTORS • Wood Sash Removal ^ TOUCH ■ Brickwork • Patios • Bathrooms i n d e x • Asphalt Driveways $165.00 Installed HOME CONSTRUCTION • Steps • Sidewalks R e m o d e le d • Steps • Metal Removal IMPROVEMENT • Air/Heat ■ Stonework .rtf! ^ • B a s e m e n t s HOME IMPROVEMENTS • Sidewalks $199.00 Installed • Kitchens • Kitchens & Baths • Appliance Repair ■ Retaining F in i s h e d • Patios • Bathrooms • Additions & Framing ■ Asphalt/Concrete Paving W a lls • P a t i o / E n t r y *VINYL SIDING* • Windows • Siding & Roofing • Retaining Walls ■ Foundations 1 D o o r s • Building/Remodeling $180.00 Installed • Decks • Windows & Doors • Brick Paving • W i n d o w s • S u n ro o m s « Carpet Care ■ FULLY INSURED (per 100 sq.ft.) • P a in tin g • French Drains ■ FREE ESTIMATES Affordable Prices - Cleaning Services • Wallpapering Home Improvements 4 9 5 -5 2 2 8 McMullen Construction 7 2 1 - 0 2 5 0 > Closet Remodeling Reasonable Rates 223-6622 Fully Insured Fully Ins. Free Est. 3 9 0 - 7 8 6 5 IH Years Experience ■ Decorating Services 29 yrs. Experience Free Estimates 542-8044 7 3 9 - 8 8 5 3 Jim Stapleton 1 u A 1 l si- ■ Electrical ■ Exterminators - Fencing AFFORDABLE MCKEON BROS. M IZIO J & c HENRY’S J. LeCour HOME • Floors/Floor Care G. Nicholas Paving HOME & OFFICE SIDING CO. IMPROVEMENTS IMPROVEMENT & C E D A R O A K S s9’ D.RIZZIE CONSTRUCTION ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS 9 B U I L D E R S •DRIVEWAYS* Residential • Com m ercial CONCRETE/PAVERS Complete Renovations PARKING LOTS ° Specializing in Quality INTERLOCKING PAVERS DECKS BELGIAN BLOCK Fully Insured • Bonded • Roofing • Siding • Additions • Add-Levels Alterations • Additions • New Homes PATIOS/ WALKWAYS1 PROTECTIVE PAVING • Kitchens • Renovations Kitchens • Baths • Windows • Doors POOL AREAS • Seamless Gutters • Windows Skylights • Basements AND SEAL COATING Serving Central Jersey over 17 years ifc7 OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE • Dormers • Decks ‘CONCRETE* SERVING M IDDLESEX COUNTY Marlboro Matawan East Brunswick FREE ESTIMATES « 0 ALL PHASES Free Estimates 828-4177 780-8821 566-1916 238-6411 7 5 8 - 9 5 7 8 7 2 7 - 4 8 8 8 Fully Insured Lie. # 1 1 6 5 4 F ree E stim ates FULLY INSURED BUILDING/REMODEJ.ING DEE DEE INC. CALL TODAY FOR B u i l d i t Creative Designers & Builders Custom Decks A FREE ESTIMATE • Gazebos ' Kllctlens/Baths (908) 566-3238 com m ercial/residential • Sun Rooms • Additions Co!Dk« F i x i t • Patios * Landscaping IMPROVEM ENTS, INC. (Lockstone) ^ • Handicapped • Driveways Needs • Additions • Porches Im prove it today • Curbings «kk«S c3? • Basements • Alterations • Kitchens • Thermal Windows & Doors “P rofessional Buildin g & Rem odeling Com pa n y " • Decks • Baths • Drainage Systems • Retaining Walls Additions • Alterations • Baths • Kitchens • Decks • Skylights • Home Repairs • Painting • Vinyl Siding •Windows Call 1-800-660-4 ADS • References • Insured • Free Estimates Aluminum/Vinyl Siding • Fireplaces • Concrete • Doors • Windows • Porches • Basements • Painting • Papering R egistered Fully Insured 679-4040 R e f e r e n c e s 591-0521 Free Estim ates 8 APRIL 1 4 -APRIL 20 1993, POWER PACKAGE Greater Media Newspapers BUILDING/REMODELING CLEANING SERVICES HANDY PERSONS KITCHENS/BATHS METHNER HOME REMODELING WINDOW J&P JACK OF ALL TRADES K & O H O M E CERAMIC TILE IMPROVEMENTS UNLIMITED HOME REPAIRS IMPROVEMENTS WALTER AYERS Let Us “No Job Too Big Specializing in Complete “Serving E. Brunswick • D e c k s CLEANING ★ No Job Too Small S ince 1975 Area for 42 Years” ★ No Job Too Far orTooSm air • Additions by All American Inc. B a th ro o m BATHROOM REMODELING • Custom Homes Help You • Carpentry For all Your Home • Additions/Dormers • Bathrooms Prompt, Friendly • Permanent Repair of Rotting Reliable Service • Painting Repairs and S p e c ia lis t • Garages & Basements • R e m o d e lin g or Loose Tiles in Shower Area • Roofing & Siding Residential/Commercial Clean ★ General Maintenance Improvements • Decks/Sunroom • Caulking Ceramic Tile, • Shower Doors • Vanities • Kitchens/Baths • Acoustical ★ WINDOWS - Bow, Drop Ceilings Bay & Picture • Sheetrock Repairs CALL JACK: Cabinetry, Etc. • Mirrors • Carpentry • Windows & Doors ★ SLIDERS 1-800-660 • Carpentry/Sheds Quality Work Free Estimates •Plumbing Lie. #3313 Member of the 363-3108 ★ SKY LIGHTS At A Great Price 727-1696 Better Business Bureau Fully 363-4249 ★ SCREENS 4-ADS INSURED 738-8873 462-7815 Insured f ee BC a l 1 J o e M ( FREE Fully Insured Free Estimates Ask lor David 4 6 2 -8 6 4 7 1-800-452-BATH (2284) Over 25 Years Experience 254-2651 I□LL* f ’ Free Estimates Estimates 5 ^ 1 - 1 9 4 7 Insured ESTIMATES DECORATING SERVICES M & K ALL AMERICAN K I T C H E N VERTICAL BLINDS HANDYMAN C A B I N E T S TNT Specializing in quality work CARPENTRY NAME BRANDS KITCHENWORKS Custom Decks Residential/Commercial • Basketball set-ups STRIPPED & ADDITIONS REPAIRS • Baths BASEMENTS BATHROOMS Additions * Mini Blinds • Pleated Shades "I! Specializing in REFINISHED Roofing/Siding • Skylights • Silhouette Window Shades ■ • Carpentry DOORS SKYLIGHTS • Bedspreads • Drapes • Door Locks Kitchen Remodeling KITCHENS DECKS • W indow Toppings • Fences LIKE NEW Windows/Doors • Refacing WINDOWS DROP CEILINGS “ The last contractor Lifetime Guarantee on Track • Masonry • New Cabinets you w ill ever need ” Shop at Home ★ Free Valance • Roofs & Repairs Countertop 5 7 7 - 9 1 5 6 • Etc. Work Done By Owner Replacement 9 0 5 - 9 0 2 5 6 0 % O F F 525-2416 A LL JOBS-FREE EST.-W/REF. I n s u r e d VERTICALS k m 24 Hour Emergency Service 24 Hour Answering Service 251-2299 Free Estim ates Insured Free Estimates MINI Bi.TNDS b il l 4 9 5 -4 6 9 2 462-8282 ELECTRICAL T > HOUSE n COMPLETE COUNTERTOP Our SPRING CRAMAR BATHROOMS IVORIN? l Y , DOCTOR SPECIAL ELECTRIC CO. INC. • Remodeling Co. You D o n ’t N eed a Recessed Lighting RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL SPECIALISTS Business $2 4 9 5 New Kitchen... CERAMIC TILE 10% DISCOUNT REWIRING - REMODELING Up To 5 x8' B u y D ire c t fro m Installation & W ITH THIS AD • VENTILATING ATTIC FANS $139. • SPAS & HOT TUBS C o u n te rto p Marble ON ALL WORK • PADDLE FANS INSTALLED • GARAGE DOOR OPENERS B Y A J B A T H Manufacturer. • RECESSED & TRACK LIGHTING • SERVICE CHANGES Custom Designed Service B.T. ELECTRIC j Includes All New Walls, Carpentry • LANDSCAPE LIGHTING • SAUNAS & STEAM & Installation All Types of Repair 4 4 6-4945 • HOME SECURITY SYSTEMS • SWIMMING POOL WIRING Toilet, T\ib, Vanity, Faucets, In clu d e d . Brings License #7018 Tile, Medicine Cabinet, FREE ESTIMATES Residential/Commercial/lndustrial | 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE Lighting & More! Contempi§f insured & Bonded “OLD FASHIONED WORKMANSHIP AT LOWER PRICES” Call Vinnie In c . Results! Free Estimates BONDED FREE ESTIMATES 5 7 1 - 1 0 7 5 D e s ig n s , 5 3 6 -7 2 1 4 i Total Electric Service' . j INSURED 5 3 6 - 5 3 1 1 NJ LIC #11826 ■ 577-6815 I KITCHENS/BATHS n Fully Insured NEMCO K I N G S T I L E MJG BATHROOM Free Estimates LARRY’S i ELECTRICAL ELECTRIC CO. Installers of "Bathrooms Are Our Business" i TILE & MARBLE DEAL DIRECT AND SAVE CONTRACTING CO. • Service Upgrades & Repairs i • C e ilin g & A ttic F a n s We Also Do NO SUBCONTRACTORS THE RECESSION BUSTER Residential work • O u td o o r L ig h tin g & W irin g Regrouting, "A FAMILY SERVING FAMILIES" i our specialty • Bath Ventilators & Heaters Recaulking & I F o r O v e r 25 Y e a rs 30 Yrs Experience • Recessed & Track Lights FROM *2,599°° i • C a b le T V & P h o n e L in e s All Repair Work j Free Estimate i CALL US WHEN 5 pm to 9 pm 1 0 -4 0 % O F F ■ ■ Remove Existing Walls & Plumbing Fixtures ■ Insulate Exterior Walls i j S c S * * * ® QUALITY COUNTS J ■ Resheetrock Entire Bathroom ■ Install New Toilet, Tub & Vanity install-Rite Service Available Any Tile of your ■ ■ Install Ceramic Tile Floor & Walls ■ Complete With Faucets i 4 3 1 -4 8 8 9 choice in area stores I ■ Install Medicine Cabinet, Switches, Plugs & Lights ■ Clean Up Debris Upon Completion i 409-3477 566-8861 671-7772 Senior Citizen Discount 5 2 1 - 2 8 6 2 Free Estimate L ie # 5922A 5 9 1 -7 6 7 0 NJ PLUMBING LIC. 7961 T C /I 1 Q O J i Freehold Matawan Middletown 679-9500 i |Beeper) _ _ _ _ Insured_ _ _ O LD B RID G E KITCHEN REFACING S I G M U N D S ELECTRICAL “We will MEET or BEAT ! Tile R epairs; $ 536-6353 any bona fide written REFINISHING | Call 1-800 G&G £ InstalledbyUcensee CONTRACTORS, INC. estimate of the same Ceramic Tiles Lie. #9425 quality and workmanship.” Walls, Floors KITCHEN CONSTRUCTION TOP QUALITY • New Doors & Foyers 660-4 ADS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR CUSTOM • Countertops CABINETS 25 Years Experience • H a r d w a r e ; a f f o r d a b l e : To Advertise ELECTRICAL WORK • Backsplashes PRICES STRIPPED • Bathrooms R o o fin g • K itc h e n s Lighting-ln & Outdoors • Residential & Commercial • S id in g • Additions D ecks • Bucket Truck WE D O I T AL L & Your S e rv ic e s & AMAZING FACE • D o o rs • W in d o w s Service Available FREE REFINISHED Business FULLY INSURED Smoke Detectors 919-0606 KITCHENS ESTIMATES Ceiling, Bath Fans Fully Insured 521-5660 4 9 5 - 3 4 8 4 Here & Heaters Free Estimates 613-0152 364-0885 NJ UC. #1140 2 5 1 - 1 5 5 5 rree Estimates • Fully Insured | FENCING • N LAW N C ARE/ LANDSCAPING J o - M a r F.M.G. CONSTRUCTION M anufacturers, Deck And Sheds $2,695. u p t o 5x8 LANDSCAPING Add-A-Levels • Replacement of Fine Wood • Custom Wood • Dob Runs All Types of Tilework Com plete M aintenance A dditions W indow s F e* n n * s-2 5 \ r s . • Chain link • Horse Paddocks & Landscaping Services • K itchens KITCHENS $189500 ^ Dorm ers • Chain Link • Post & flail ‘ Guard Rails Up to 10 ft. of Cabinets Vinyl Siding • Bathrooms • Dumpsters Enclosures » Spring Cleanups • Renovations Porch Enclosures • D ecks • Jerith No Money Down • E-Z-Payments » Trim m ing • Pruning • Thatching B asem ents • Driveways • Written Hot Water Heaters Drain Cleaning » Seeding • Sodding • Stonework *r Guarantee All Types of Plumbing Emergency Service Free Estimates Indoor Show room "REPAIRS" Small repair work OK - Leaks Fixed • Mulching • Fiailroad Ties . 2 Year Guarantee-Fully Ins -Free Es Fully Insured - References Lie. #8821 References • Fully Insured 247 T hrockm orton St. “M aintenance Contracts Available" F r e e h o l d 9 2 8 -5 8 6 6 7 2 1 - 2 8 9 4 Fully Insured Free Estimates All Work Guaranteed - Deal Direct 775-7405 4 3 1 -4 2 2 2 3 0 3 - 1 6 1 4 ______Custom Work - A Specialty______2 5 4 - 8 8 6 3 CARPET CARE ... ■ A GARAGE DOORS LIKE NEW Carpets FIXUP VALU VANITIES THE BROTHERS LAWN SERVICE CARPET CARE For Complete Lawn & Landscape Maintenance H a v e y o u r Need FOR & KITCHENS “The Local & Reliable Service” carpets or Cleaning? upholstery SPRING SPRING SPECIALS & SAVINGS STOCK and CUSTOM > professionally Mowing Thatching Cleanups A-DOOR CUSTOM S T E A M Check our • Vanities GARAGE DOORS GIVE OUR KITCHEN CABINET Aerating Mulch Seeding C L E A N E D B Y Sales, Service • Medicine Cabinets Installation & Repairs REFACING Stone Sod Tree Removal LIKE NEW Business ADVERTISERS • Light Fixtures ♦ Mica or W ood of Doors & Openers Landscaping & More STEAM CLEANING & Service Ken O’Day A 613-1785 • Traditional or 1-800-339-0994 7 8 0 - 8 8 4 3 251-4868 Pages 223-0994 Call for Free Estimate FREE ESTIMATES CALL! SHOP AT HOME or VISIT OUR SHOWROOM Free Estimate Insured HR Greater Media Newspapers POWER PACKAGE, APRIL 14 - APRIL 20 1993 9 LAWN CARE/LANDSCAPING LAWN CARE/LANDSCAPING LAWN CARE/LANDSCAPING t | H PAINTING/WALLPAPERING SCEMICVIEW MICKIEWICZ LANDSCAPING IVIINSON LANDSCAPE PICTURESQUE M s. THE MAINTENANCE Tree & Landscaping 1 . r Professional Design LANDSCAPE Paperhanger Commercial & & Construction THE FEMININE TOUCH WALL Economical Trees and Shrubs Residential CUSTOM Installation & Stump and Root ★ R e m o val Fully Insured LANDSCAPING * Contemporary, Renovation • Prepasted & Pasted Papers DOCTOR NJ State Certified Japanese & • Paper Removal & LAWN CARE Custom Paper Grinding ★ T rim m in g Traditional * Storm Damage • Reasonable Rates • COMPLETE LAWN Hanging P rofessional Courteous ★ P la n tin g Lawns Cut Landscapes * Spring Cleanups m aintenence CALL By Tex Miller Service Since 1981 ★ Stum ps starting from $24.95 • LAWN CUTS * Pond & Water * Mulch * Stone * Sod Small, portable stum p grinder Lots Cleared • PRUNING Cardens * Natural Screens L O U A N N Wallpaper Removal used for fenced properties & Renovations & Design •THATCHING * Pruning & Bed Installed Painting sensitive lawns. Serving Middlesex County Free Estimates Fully insured •Firewood Clearance Safe •CLEAN UPS Maintenance Satisfaction Guaranteed • ROCK BEDS * Paver Walks & Patios 536-9451 549-3246 • M ULCH 1 st Year Maintenance Free serving Monmouth County 290-2973 928-0982 for over 20 years Free Est. & Info. HK STUMP REMOVAL Free Estimates Fully Insured 2 3 8 -8 3 3 0 787-9075 462-0840 741-5650 free estimates fully insured EXQUISITE REYNOLDS PANTINA M ich a e l's R & R LANDSCAPE LANDSCAPING Lawn Service L a w n P i f i t k C LANDSCAPING Complete Lawn • Insured • Free Estimates LAW N & LANDSCAPING CONTRACTORS Maintenance INTERIOR • EXTERIOR • Plantings “IfYouCant ^ Maintenance WRITTEN Complete Lawn Maintenance (Formerly of D c- B Landscape) C u t I t- A W Specializing in: GUARANTEE • Custom Designs, • Stone/M ulch certified Pesticide Programs Landscaping SPRING SPECIAL • Custom & Standard W e filadty w ckom e all jobs: Renovations & Installations We C a n ” • Lawn Cutting • R.R. T ies Complete Lawn Care • Large and Small s28/cut • Law n & G ro u n d • Dethatcfiing Painting • Interior and Exterior up to 3/4 acre Maintenance • P r u n i n g • Storm Cleanups • Sod • Aerating • Cleanups SPRING CLEANUPS • Staining • Complete Fertilizer Programs • W allpapering • Complete Masonry • C lean-ups • Spring Cleanups • Mulch Free Estimates • Weekly Cutting • Powerwashing • Tree Pruning. Planting. • Decks/Sheds 9^ Residential • Deck Bleaching • D ryw all and Plaster Repairs R e m o v a l • T hatching • Shrub Trimming • Design • Thatching • Planting H olm del M em ber ot'B.B.B. • Stone. Mulch. RR Ties Commercial /Preserving • M o w i n g • Maintenance Work • Sod • Seed • Top Soil • Revitalization o f O ld 409-1313 Landseilping 94 6 -2 7 0 1 566-1774 • Stone • Stone Walls • Cleanups " Free Estimates Jackson 9015341 495-6860 3 6 0 - 1 5 4 6 1-800-640-7299 Call us for neat, dependable ser\ ice and 431-4920 , 3 6 4 - 3 7 , 8 1 Fully Insured Est. 1985 Free Estimates mmkiiQmmwmmw. HARPO'S RELIABLE SUMMER BREEZE DeMARCO & SON A Landscaping LANDSCAPING Sprinkler Systems LANDSCAPING LA W N C A R E * Unlimited ABSOLUTELY 2 5 1 - 5 7 5 2 * Cutting CREATIVE LANDSCAPE DESIGNS AFFORDABLE PROFESSIONAL Lawn Lawn Maintenance Maintenance * Fertilizing Residential • Com m ercial ‘WALLPAPERING PAPERHANGING Landscape • Cutting • D E C K S . FERTILIZING *10°° & UP '.Seeding Per single Roll & Design • Edging LAWN SPRINKLERS • TILE W O R K WEED & PEST CONTROL 'PAINTING • Trees/Shrubs/Flowers * Hedges • Trimmings • RETAINING WALLS ROCK GARDENS Exterior/Interior PAPER REMOVAL S ta r t-u p s • Clean Ups * Cleanups • Custom Design Planting • S H R U B S STONE WORK ‘POWER WASHING Prim ers & adhesive are Call Now For Spring & Free Estimates Fully insured * Landscaping • Clean Ups 5 Step Lawn M aintenance Program included in price of labor • Mulch and Stone Ask about our LIFETIME Shrub guarantee Summer Appointments Free Estimates Maintenance IAN FREE ESTIMATES 7 8 0 - 4 6 2 1 • Thatching Free Estimate 7 8 0 -9 4 8 6 Fully Insured 545-7149 2 5 1 - 7 1 5 6 Serving M onm outh County 4 3 1 - 5 6 3 3 Residential and Commercial 7 3 9 - 2 3 2 7 Certified Pesticide A pplicator Lie. #63652 Free Estimates MCGILL'S TREE SERVICE SCOTTY'S LAWN MATTHEW'S Spotswood SUPERIOR LAW N CARE PAINTING & Residential/Commercial Fertilizer Programs & LANDSCAPING POWERWASHING Expert Removal Complete Lawn Treatment "Simply The Best" Trimming/Topping Affordable Prices Weed & Insect Controls LAWNS MOWED WEEKLY Best Quality Work Stump Grinding LANDSCAPE RENOVATION Firewood Fungicides, Etc. No Job Too Small Wood Chips Stone • Mulch • Sod • Seeding Interior/Exterior - FREE ESTIM ATES - Pruning • Cleanups * Plantings • Rem ovals Fully Insured • References Free Estimates/Fully insured Thatching • Aerating »Top Soil • G rading 723-0726 9 7 2 - 8 8 3 3 Lie. #22042 721-0856 Serving Middlesex County ESTIMATES 4 4 6 - 4 9 6 4 use Benjamin Moore Paints i l l l f r i PAINTING/WALLPAPERING A.J. HORNE T TMRF GARJL JACK COMPLETE LA WN AND LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE j e r r y ’s LAWNCUTTERS THE STRIPPER m m • Mowing LAWNCUTTING • CLEAN-UPS • THATCHING PAINTING •Thatching WEEKLY CUTTING $25 W a llp a p e r • Aerating Fully Insured • Free Estimates Paperhanging • Paper Removal {UP TO 3 /4 ACRE) Reliable Service •Cleanup R e m o v a l Sheetrock - Taping - Skim Coating • Landscape Repair FREE FREE FREE & Expert Wall Preparation Residential & Commercial SPRING CLEAN-UP FIRST LAWN CUTTING LIME APPLICATION Middlesex & Monmouth P a in tin g Painting Special - 2nd Coat 1A Price W ith seasonal cutting agreement With seasonal cutting agreement W ith seasonal cutting agreement Free Estimate Up to a $200 Value References & FREE Written Estimates Otfer expires 4/30/93 Offer expires 4/30/93 . Offer expires 4/30/93 679-7830 New customers orny New customers only New customers only 972-7663 Phone # 1-800-892-0306 Beeper # 569-6011 What Landscape Company gives a FULL 2 YEAR L0 N G 0 GUARANTEE on ALL Planted Trees & Shrubs? STOCKEL’S Monmouth Lawn & Landscape Inc. COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE PAINTING S ) ACCURATE PAINTING W ill Do Just That! Affordable Prices INTERIOR 8- EXTERIOR That's right, w e will plant any size tree or shrub Spring Inside & Outside TEXTURE CEILING and G U A R A N TEE them for 2 full years! Manalapan Clean-ups No Jo b Too Sm all GENERAL CARPENTRY A one year guarantee is just not enough We Also Do tim e to insure that your new trees & plants & Marlboro Thatching Carpentry have taken to the r new hom e. Only Seeding 3 YEAR GUARANTEE Call TODAY For A FREE ESTIMATE Fully Insured AGAINST CRACKING OR PEELING We A lso Do: FREE Estimates • Brick Walks & Patios • Stone Walls • RR Ties • Sod Free Estim ates 446-9040 Fully Insured FULLY INSURED FREE ESTIM ATES • Mulch • Trimming • Revitalizing of Old Landscapes Call Charlie RICH 8v CHRIS ______4 4 6 -7 4 3 0 In Business 23 Years “For Service You’ll Brag About 6 7 9 - 6 5 4 3 4 7 7 - 0 4 9 0 Free Estimates, VISA, MC, AMEX DESIGNS BY US LANDSCAPING I W A L L We service all your landscaping needs ntral Jersey NEED W ALLPAPER? • Professional Design & Landscapes gation Inc. ‘‘FANTASTIC” “FABULOUS” I PROFESSIONAL • Exotic Plantings/Decorative Stonework Call us - You’ll be glad you did because PAPER HANGING • Sod/Seed/RR Ties/Mulch • WE ARE EXPERIENCED INTERIOR DECORATORS 5 STAR RATING round Lawn Sprinklers AND WALLPAPER COORDINATORS • Interlocking Concrete Pavers for W alkw ays, SHOP AT HOME SERVICE OCR SPECIALTY ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Patios, Driveways For Installations or Repair Service Call LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN. WE WILL NOT BE PHOTO PORTFOLIO AVAILABLE UNDERSOLD • Fertilizer Programs • Custom Decks Englishtown Holmdel Monroe LARGE SELECTION OF LATEST DESIGNS • Lawn Cutting Service Available 446-2783 671-5222 521-2717 * Free Estimates When Quality Counts Call For Parts and Supplies Visit Our Showroom 26 W ater St. Englishtown INTERIORS IM JM IIXD 972-8678 or call 446-2224 Laura Bursey 446-6588 9 3 8 - 5 7 6 9 1 0 APRIL 14 - APRIL 20 1993, POWER PACKAGE Greater Media Newspapers 081 Lawn Car el 081 Lawn Carel Landscaping Landscaping ■ PAINTING/WALLPAPERING ■ ROOFING/SIDING/GUTTERS/WINDOWS BLU-AQUA A PARK AVENUE DOBECK & SONS FANTASY FINISHES K & M P O O L S ANCHOR ALL THERMAL LANDSCAPE SERVICE POOL & SPA INC. Landscape Designs, Mainte TREE EXPERTS Div. of Ken-Chel Corp. SIDING WINDOW CORP. “The Wallpaper Alternative" POOL nance & Mowing. 780-7012 TREE & STUMP REMOVAL • Vinyl Siding PROFESSIONAL PRUNING Custom Painted SALES-SERVICE OPENINGS SERVICE CO. • Replacement Windows ALL CLEANUPS Rates the Competition Hates B U S Y B ’s Designs on Repair s1 2 5 00 • ALUMINUM. VINYL Call 727-2331 day or night & STEEL SIDING • Andersens COMPLETE LAWN CARE Custom • Liner Replacement including chemicals 1ST CHOICE LANDSCAPING Walls and Accessories • ANDERSEN WINDOWS • Additions-Decks Monmouth County, 787-7292 Interior Painting Specialist •REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Lawn Maintenance Exterior Painting Faux Finishes • Quality Installations INGR0UND POOLS • R oofing Lawns starting at $25. • ALL HOME • Steel Doors ALL SEASONS Landscape Renovations • Residential Natalie Stein • Inground & Above from $6,9 9 5 IMPROVEMENTS • Affordable Prices • K itch e n s SPRING CLEAN-UPS Landscape Installation • Popcorn Ceilings FREE ESTIMATES Free Estimates 972-8309 • Free Estimates 308-053 5 • Openings • Closings ABOVEGROUND POOLS REFERENCES ON Old Bridge 679-2112 • Tree/Stump Removal • Fully Insured Susan Greene from $49 9 .0 0 REOUEST • Tree/Shrub Trimming CALL KEN WallTwp. 919-0655 • Aged landscapes revitalized HOPE’S 238-5553 780 -0 3 1 8 6 7 9 -3 2 7 6 1-800-246-7347 727-5350 Free Estimates Fully Insured • Sod-Stone-Mulch-Soil • Fertilizing/Maintenance LAWN SERVICE Contracts. Free est. Complete lawn maintenance. Call 721-4954 Spring cleanup. Free esti R IC H A R D GUTTERS Central Jersey WE SHOW UP! mates. Reasonable & reliable. FRANK’S 780-1647 K . M O O R E Cleaned, Screened Roofing 8f Siding ARBE LANDSCAPING PAINTING & R e p a i r e d Trees, Shrubs, Topsoil, Fill, JUST CUT LAWN SERVICE Professional Painting Mulch, Stone. All your land NO LAWN TOO SMALL (Formerly F&L) • Seamless gutter Rooiing scape needs. Bulldozer & Good Work. Call 888-0003 • Interior/Exterior & Leader backhoe work. Fully insured. • EXTERIOR Call • Tree Trimming ? Specialists Call 721-7142, from 8am-5pm JUSTIN TYME • INTERIOR •Drywall ' ' v • Custom Decks Pool Openings S e r v i n g AT YOUR SERVICE Spring cleanup, our Business Expertly serving landscaping. Professionally Done- • Spackling • Liner Replacem ents a ll o f • Mowing • Edging C a l l A n n e 2 5 1 - 0 5 7 2 Free Estimates Insured Monmouth Co. • Trimming • Cleanups Owner Operated •AboveGround & and CALL SCOTT N.J. RESONABLE & RELIABLE LANDSCAPING 928-6025 Free Estimate In Ground Installations Service 257-4525 leave message 842-0394 ALL PHASES 9 2 8 -4 8 8 8 BLATZ LAWN CARE INC Owner operator. Lowest pric Advertisers Free Estim ates Fully Insured Free Estimates 1-800-540-0315 613-7120 7 8 0 - 9 6 6 4 COMPLETE LAWN CARE es on trees. Underbrush clear REASONABLE & RELIABLE ing. (609) 693-3701 FULLY INSURED WALLPAPERING DE STEFAN0 FOR FREE ESTIMATES FANTASY PAINTING G.P. POOL SERVICE MIKE’S CALL TOM AT 390-5018 LAWN CUTTING W e cut only when you call. $10°° & up O ver 20 Years Experience CONTRACTING & CONTRACTING CO. M em ber N SPI, Certified Tech II Technician ROOFING BOB S LANDSCAPING No weekly contract. 257-3528 Per Single Roll 5% OFF Affordable for any income TOP QUALITY Custom Inground Pool Installation • Cleanup • Renovation LAWN CUTTING- Trimming, PAINTING Any Complete ALL TYPES OF ROOFING • Rototilling • Edging Removal, Cleanup. All types • Interior/E xterior I FREE Springer1 £oun¥ain with any | Roofing or Siding Job Shrub Trimming • Planting & of chipping. 446-3196 Affordable Prices New Roofs • Re-Roofs P a i n t i n g Inground LinerReplacement ’ Removal • Stone Exterior/Interior QUALITY ROOFING T e a r O f f s 1 Mulch. 462-1967 LAW N M AINTENANCE • W allpaper: ■ Expires 4/30/93 ^ S I D I N G Com plete Roof Repairs • Cutting - Removed & Hung POWERWASHING • . ipmi Replacement Specialists • Expert Leak Detection SKYLIGHTS INSTALLED G utters • Skylights • Trim m ing • Pool Openings S Closings • P'essure Testing o' Pool Lines “Satisfaction Guaranteed LANDSCAPE ' • E d g i n g • Fram ing & Drywall • Pool Cfcane>s & Heaters Sow S installed • Woofl Wan Poo: Specialists WORKMANSHIP " W e can stop any leaks ” • All Ma|or Repai • M u l c h in g GUARANTEED Fully Insured & LAWN John 545-0516 • P r u n in g Free Estimates Fully Guaranteed All W ork Guaranteed 1-800-847-0935 Licensed Chem ical Applicator Ivan 846-9893 613-0990 MAINTENANCE 367-7641 Insured Free Estimates Free Estimates Fully Insured Free Estim ates Call 254-5765 SERVICE LARSON SERVICES SPECIAL SERVICES 5 3 6 - 2 6 1 3 //7/z?77y/yy/z Lawns Starting P R O T E C T M Y POOL M AN INC. JUNK a t $ 2 5 .0 0 LAWNS CUT O u r W I S H T V HEDGES, MULCH, WEEDING Jack Barsky Landscape Insured • References A D E C K CARS COUPON SPECIAL 287-2523 or 545-2805 B u s in e s s Swimming Pool & Spa Openings & Closings Renovations • CLEANING Pool Supplies & Chemicals Delivered BOUGHT $ 1 0 . 0 0 LAW NS/cut, seed, edge, aer & & Installations ate, fertilize, flowers, mulch, Weekly Maintenance Program FOR HOUSE CALL dirt. Call Rich 525-1964 • SEALING Expert Heater & Leak Detection, Filter & Pump S e r v i c e MARLBORO PLUS PARTS 9 7 2 - 8 3 0 9 LOW COST Lawn Cutting • RESTORATION Repair & Replacement AUTO ALL BRANDS Fertilizing, thatching, aerating, Free Estimates seeding & cleanups. 390-5250 B r in g s (908) WRECKERS S A M E D A Y 5 3 6 - 5 6 7 1 SERVICE MARLBORO/FREEHOLD R e s u l t s ! ^ 7 8 0 - 2 0 7 0 Lawn Cutting & Odd Jobs 679-6085 RICH LAW NS 431-0768 Free Estimates 21 Years Experience 5 9 1 1 4 0 0 BILL'S mmm ROOFING/SIDING/GUTTERS/WINDOWS LANDSCAPING McGILL TREE WINDOWS Absolute Brst Srnirc Sod • Shrubs See business/service directory GUTTERS EXPERTLY SHEETROCK FIXUP DECK SAVERS DOORS an d Stone Walls MIGHTY OAK CLEANED & RUSHED "We Wash Out the Gray" FOR R R Ties ^ L A N D S C A P E SIDING FINISHING ★ Spring Cleanups Wood. Vinyl. Aluminum • Kt*pairs • Tree Trims Complete Deck Restoration • Chimney (laps SPRING Patios ★ Lawn Maintenance Brush & Tree ★ Landscape Design Hot & Cold Power Washing Service BEE & BEE hv»- k'lintnh' • Full) Insured OLD and NEW WORK ★ Shrub Trimming ★ Mulching Wood Preserving - Staining - Painting Sami* I);t\ Vusurriii" GIVE OUR Removal Lie. Chem ical Applicator New Deck Construction “ WINDOW CO. Machiur < -all kirk #24609 525-2552 A Family Business Also REPAIRS Lawn Clean-ups W E DO IT ALL!!! We Clean Cedar Shakes - Fences - Since 1970 081 Lawn Care/ 085 Odd Jobs/ 086 Painting 096a Window/ 112 Auto/Truck 091 Roofing/Siding 110 Autos for Sale 117 Trucks/Vans Landscaping Cleanups Wallpapering Treatments Wanted EAGLE TALON COUPE ’91 CHEVROLET K20 Pick-up NAVESINK LAWN & LAND AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 Days PHIL POLO & SON ALL HOME IMPR. WINDOW TREATMENTS W hite. 2 dr, p/s, p/b, a/c, sun ’80- 4 wheel drive. Everything SCAPE- Total property maint. ★ A A A ★ Free Rem oval of Junk Cars. Painting & Paperhanging ROOFING & SIDING roof. 26,000m iles. Must sacri $$ for new & old. 390-5531 new, engine, etc. Best offer. Lawns, shrubs, cleanups. Affordable Clean-ups. BY JER R Y Interior/Exterior. Free est. Free estimates 254-0997 fice. Best offer. Leave mes C a l l 8 2 1 - 2 7 9 0 Free est. Fully ins. 872-2366 W e take aw ay anything. Fully ins. 780-3575, 462-9558 Cornerstone General Contr. Custom Made Shop At Home sage 542-3058 ALL SCRAP CARS RELIABLE LAWN SERVICE Free estimates. 264-2520 Verticals, mini blinds, pleated FORD ESCORT GT ’87 AND TRUCKS. LARGE OR CHEVY ASTRO Have your WEEKENDS to ANYTIME, ANYW HERE STAR QUALITY shades. 60% discount w/free 54,000 miles. AM/FM, 5 SMALL. ANY CONDITION. yourself. Leave the lawn work A & M ’86. Starcraft conversion. 4.3 THE ROOF DOCTOR estim ate, m easuring and speed, 4 cyl, rear def., a/c, H & H AUTO W RECKERS to me! Lawn grooming and Painting, cleaning, carpets liter, 6 cyl., fully loaded. Rear installation. 100% guaranteed. sunroof. $3,000. or best offer. 5 9 1 - 0 3 6 6 Spring Clean-up. Attics, base- Seals your leaks when you edging at an affordable price. Super rates for April.657-6944 Jerry Asch 1-609-655-7548 seat converts to queen size menmts, yards, odd jobs. Es 5 4 9 - 4 2 3 5 Call Kevin for scheduling need protection the most. bed. 118,000 mi. Asking tate closings & old furniture. 908-905-5543 Roof repair specialist. $ CASH PAID $ $6,000. or best offer. Call Call 249-2629 FORD MUSTANG ’69 TONY TIBERI 8 2 8 - 1 8 6 5 ROB’S LANDSCAPING GUTTER CLEANING Project car. Best offer. All makes & models. Cash on R.V. CLEAN-UPS- light haul Professional Paperhanger the SPO T. Call 477-6846 CHEVY C30 12' RACK Sod, Shrubs, trees, ties, Free estim ates. Fully insured. FORD M AVERICK ’77 ing. W e take away anything. Free estim ates, fully insured BODY- 1986, exc. cond. mulch, stone. Trimming and E v a n s Maint. 1 -800-303-3873 DONATE your c a r/ v a n / R V to 525-9656 or Beeper 519-0993 Certified by Paperhanging $500. or best offer. 308-1741 33,000 mi. $6,000. or best cleanups. 17 years experi Charity serving the Blind. IRS Institute. C all 409-3726 BOATING offer. M ust see. 571 -2472 ence. Call 727-4197 TRASH and JUNK REMOVAL ASCH ROOFING and SIDING Tax Deduct. Free towing. • Seam less Gutters • Repairs FORD MUSTANG ’72 Anything you want taken to Need not run. 1-800-995-8889 CHEVY SPORTSIDE '89- PU, TONY’S PAINTING Fastback. Needs som e work. RON WAITE dumps. Free estimates. Call Fully Insured. Free Estim ates. 4x4, Silverado, V-8, 5 speed, 7 2 1 - 8 2 4 6 Interior/exterior. Quality work. 238-4463 or 257-6965 105 Boats for Sale $1,000. FIRM! Call 840-2193 FREE REM OVAL OF TREE SERVICE loaded. 30,000 miles. New Reasonable prices. 409-1239 FORD MUSTANG '86 JU N K CARS..225-2126 condition. $12,000. Call Full line of Tree Work. Fully CARLIN ROOFING Auto., 4 cyl., air, am/fm, p/s, 2 9 1 - 2 2 1 3 insured. Call 566-8189 086 Painting Construction. Roofs, vinyl sid JUNK & RUNNING CARS CHRISCRAFT '67- 20 ft. All p/b, 39,000 miles. $3,900. WALLPAPER ing, gutters, leaders, all re FORD ’87 F 250 .Stretch Cab, Wallpapering Call 251 -9347 24 HOUR SERVICE pairs. Free estim ates, insured glass, V6 Buick rebuilt in '91. TOP CASH PRICES PAID XLT Package. Fully loaded. ROTOTILLING Hung with TLC, Patience & OMC o/d sealed in '92, (908)458-5619 Neatness! M aria 888-1337 FORD M USTANG ’86 CALL 536-8031 Auto., 65,000 miles. $5,500. 9 2 8 - 1 8 8 7 * ALL AMERICAN * $1,500. or best offer.' Call Com e see at 775B Maple St. CENTURY ROOFING 940-1283 after 5pm ______RUSSELL’S TREE SERVICE Painting & Drywall CONVERTIBLE LX TOP PRICE PAID Old Bridge. Call 360-2159 W e specialize in yard cleanup, W E’RE RATED #1! Red. New black top. Air, p/w, Any car or truck from good, FORD CUSTOM VAN '85- Ps, shrub trimming, and all kinds Interior & Exterior Specialists 088 Pool Services Leak specialist/gutter cleaning p/l, cruise, am/fm cass. bad, junk or new. 1970-1990. pb, air, auto, custom interior. of tree rem oval. Carpentry W ork & Repairs Guaranteed results. 254-1329 1 owner. Good condition. C a s h w it h V z hour service. 24 4 captains chairs. AM/FM Free estim ates. Fully insured. 1-800-400-1676 78,000 miles. $4,300. Call hours. Call 525-8804 cass, TV. New tires. Call 329-3091 after 4pm. J & J POOL SERVICE INC. J & R ROOFING & SIDING $5,000. 846-0389 ABSOLUTELY AFFORDABLE Spring openings leave m essage 651-7014. $100.c.p.0. UNBEATABLE RATES AUTOMOTIVE WANTED-Cars or trucks Paperhanger & Painter. Refer (Certified Pool/Spa Operator) SPRING CLEANUPS FORD MUSTANG LX ’87- JUNK or RUNNING FORD F350 ’93 MASON ences. Call M ike 775-4307. R e g . # 0 8 - 1 1 8 4 1 ...... 3 4 1 - 1 5 9 4 E x p . & Ins. 846-7525 Hatch, 5-star rim s, stereo M idway Auto Inc. 591-1652 DUMP- Ladder racks, tarp & SCHEDULE NOW! w/amp. & equalizer. Bazooka roller, 5 spd. w/overdrive. W ANTED-RUNNING and W eekly Lawn Cutting AL’S PAINTING SHANLEY POOLS RL LEMPFERT 110 Autos for Sale speakers, $3,500. 739-3120 $19,700. Private owner. Howell/Freehold/Manalapan REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks 3 2 4 - 1 2 7 7 Interior & Exterior Com plete Retail Store Re-roofing, tear-offs, repairs FORD RANGER ’93. Ex-cab. Areas. 367-4418 $100. and UP. Junk Cars OPENINGS & CLOSINGS GET THE BEST FOR LESS Call 679-0096 BUICK LE SABRE '77- $325: Brand new. 200mi. Fully load Rem oved. Call 238-9481 FORD RANGER 1987-Extra Replacem ent Liner Specialists STUMP GRINDING For free estim ate call MERCURY MONARCH 79- ed. state car. $15,000. Call cab, STX pkg., 4x4, 2.9V6, 5 Repairs. 251-5595, 536-9393 S & R ROOFING & SIDING WE BUY JUNK CARS TREES TRIMMED/REMOVED 5 8 3 - 3 3 0 6 $475. Both run well. Perfect 541-2053 or 541-6958 spd, OD, P/S, P/B, A/C, Firewood. Insured. 238-7976 W indows, Carpentry. Fully Ins. Marlboro Auto W reckers cruise tilt steering, AM/FM station cars. W ant both? Let’s HONDA ACCORD ’88 ALL PAINTING JOBS- FREE Estimates 679-2291 5 9 1 - 1 4 0 0 talk. 536-4724 evenings cassette, 4 inch lift, new TREES-*Trimm ed^Removed Excellent indoor & outdoor 4 door. Auto., 69,000m iles. All brakes, shocks, tires, bed ★Stumps Ground*W ood Chips 089 Plumbing options. 1 owner. Garage painting. Residential & com BUICK LE SABRE ’78 liner, push bar/brush guard Reasonable Rates kept. Excellent shape $8,900. 113 Auto Parts/ m ercial. Free estim ates. Fully with winch, double/single roll 257-1416 Anytime 092 Special Services Perfect station car. Runs well, Call 929-8297 insured. 679-5999 Services bar with lights, air horns, full power. $600. or best offer. UNWANTED SHRUBS ALAN BLACKBURN HYUNDAI EXCEL GL ’90- 4 many extras, 87,000 miles, Call 446-1097 evenings Stumps/small trees removed. ALL SEASONS Plumbing/Heating. Sewer and dr. a/c, auto, 3,500 mi. Asking transmission needs minor -iW TORDABLE ~ Reasonable prices. 776-7378 Painting/Paperhanging Drain Cleaning. Water Heat BUICK LE SABRE ’83- V-8, $4,800. Call evenings/week B U IC K 1 9 3 9 work. Asking $3,500. Leave ers. Rem odeling. Lie. 5325 ends. 449-8655 m essage 251-3848 Reasonable. 446-8503 POWERWASHING auto, air, cruise control, power For Parts. $5,000 Call windows & doors. 129,000 W O O D C H IP S Homes, decks, driveways, JAGUAR ’85- 2 1 4 - 8 2 4 2 ANTHONY MICHAEL miles. Asking $2,500. Call 238-2945 concrete. Mold and mildew re VDP- 41,000 miles, excellent $12./cubic yd. delivered. FORD VAN ’88 2 8 3 - 3 6 9 8 CADDY ’74 RADIO RESIDENTIAL SPECIALIST moval. 542-9092 or 542-0134 condition. $12,000. Call after FIREW OOD- 4x4x8 cord. E-150, custom van, fully load All Repairs Before Painting ANDREW GIGANTE 6pm 297-2643 ______AM/FM stereo, 8 track. $35. $100. delivered. 821-7669 BUICK SKYHAW K ’85 Station ed, 46,000 mi. $9,500. or best Plum bing & Heating ALLIED Maintenance Corp. Please call 821-5785 wagon. Auto., air, am/fm, p/s, LINCOLN SIGNATURE offer. 446-2815 days or 6 7 1 -4 4 1 7 Residential/Com m ercial 082 Lawn Mower POWERWASHING p/b, luggage rack. 129,918 TOW NCAR, 1988. Orig. CAR SPEAKERS 446-3972 eves. W ritten Guarantee 721-4755 Lic.4861 miles Looks & runs great. owner, 60,000 mi. Exc. cond. Com plete Surface Restoration MAZDA '86 B2000 5 speed. Repair Fully Insured Free Estimates $1,275. Call 756-9048 N e w t ir e s & brakes. $11,300. 2 Clarion speakers. $20. HOUSES/DECKS/ETC. Air, mags, cap, bed liner, BACSOKA Call 929-1225 Call 828-0073 many extras. $3,500. or best LAW N MOW ER, small engine ANTHONY’S FREE ESTIMATES BUICK SKYLARK ’80 Plum bing & Heating LINCOLN TOWNCAR 1991- offer. Call after 4pm 727-3956 repair. Pick up and delivery. Red, auto, p/s, p/b, runs well, HONDA 750CC engine on Have Brush-W ili Travel Executive, 24,000 mi. White jammer frame $150. Late Call 938-3117 Com plete kitchen/bath remod 727-5563 great 2nd car. Moving to NISSAN AXXESS MINI VAN- Painter & Handyman Services w/burgundy interior, asking Texas. Asking $500. 536-4695 model iroc T-tops $200. 3 VW e li n g . Water Heaters. Sewer & $18,000. 542-3653 Auto trans, air, pwr sunroof, Installation & repairs of win motors + parts. $150. takes Drain Cleaning. Reasonable loaded. M int condition. 55,000 dows, doors, fixtures, mail FURNITURE CADILLAC ’83-97,000 miles. all. 442-8962 083 Masonry/Paving rates. Free Estim ates. MUSTANG LX 1991 miles. $9,850. or best offer. boxes. Painting, c h im n e y All power. Leather interior License #5628. W e do it all. REFINISHING REPAIR C a l l 2 5 1 - 0 1 5 3 flashing, leaders, gutters, etc. perf. Just passed inspection. 5.0L, 5 speed. W hite with red Call 727-0014 Caning*Rushing R 0 L L -B A R Call Tony at 566-2051 interior. Loaded. 20,000 miles. AJM M ASONRY - Brick resto 9 3 8 - 4 0 6 4 Asking $2,495. Creampuff! Viper alarm. Brand new condi Fits Toyota 4x4 pickup truck, ration, chim neys, pointing, w a Call 548-7090 118 Motor Homes/ tion! $12,500. or best offer. single bar. $60. 656-0130 terproofing. Call 290-0867 GARDEN STATE ODD JO BS Can do most any BETTY GASTON CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE- Army sending me to Korea. Rec. Vehicles PLUMBING and HEATING thing. No Job Too Sm all. Call SNOW TIRES- Studded, Vre- ALL TYPES MASON WORK- WALLPAPER/PAINTING 1988. Exc. cond. Spring edi Call 739-3083 WATER HEATERS John 251 -0893 destein 205/70-14 (mini van). Patios • Steps • Fireplaces, tion. Red w/white carriage top. CAM PER -Custom built. REPAIRS & REMODELING NISSAN 240 SX '91- White, Lightly used. 2 for $75. Etc. FR EE Estim ates. Insured. Must see to appreciate. Ask Sleeps 2. Best offer. NEAT & CLEAN GEORGE SAHUL JR. POWER WASHING auto, air, m int condition. 9 4 6 - 9 3 9 7 W ally 583-6481 or 360-9617 ing $9,500. Call 972-0428 Call after 5pm. License 5568 Garage kept. INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Free estimates 254-0997 8 7 3 - 1 3 6 2 Call 248-1326 CHIMNEY REPAIR Call 583-0064 CADILLAC EL DORADO ’88- TIRES PRINTING - Business cards & 251-5660 Gray, blk canvas top. Gray NISSAN SENTRA SE '88- CAMPER TRAILER All work guaranteed Stationery, Announcem ents & Two, 185-70-HR13, like new. leather int. All options. Am/fm H atchback, auto, a/c, s/r, CALL 521-0267 CEILINGS Cox pop-up, sleeps 6, top JA K E’S PLUMBING Invitations. Call 495-1364 cass ABS, 6 way seats, tilt 13 inch. $65. 251-1507 am/fm cass. stereo, p/s, p/b. needs repairs. $99. 238-2059 cruise. Always garage kept. Professionally sprayed, pop Heating/Sewer Cleaning $4,900. or best offer. TRANSM ISSION-fits Ford CUSTOM MASONRY SLIPCOVERS, Custom made, corn effect, all colors, w/with- Free estimates. Lie.#9502. Clean inside & out. low 5 3 6 - 6 0 5 4 300 cu. in., manuel, 3 spd w/ FORD RV COACHMAN '92. 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE your fabric. Quality work at out glitter, free est. 525-1625 Bonded & insured. 679-7251 63,000 mi. $9,200. 442-9891 overdrive. A-1 shape. $200. Fully loaded. 6000m iles. Ask ALL PHASES PERFORMED BIG Savings. Call 25.7-5409 NISSAN STANZA ’91 Call 541-7010 ing $38,500. Serious inquiries CLASSIC INTERIORS CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE BEAT THE RECESSION JENLOR PLUMBING Auto, air, sunroof. LOADED. only. Call 446-1347 TELEPHONE Installation '84. Fresh motor. Exc cond. NO JOB TOO SMALL Painting & paperhanging since LIKE NEW . MUST SELL. Lie.#9473. Insured. Jim Pilato. Repair, Jacks, W iring Auto. Fully loaded. $2,800. WILDRENESS Trailer ’78 CALL 390-6629 1971. Free est. Bill 721-6270 Call 780-5257 116 Motorcycles/ No job too sm all. 370-4435 25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX Call 499-8513 25’. Sleeps 6. Like new. Must M ASO N will fix & repair steps, OLDS CALAIS ’85- V6, auto, Mopeds Call Ed, 536-2477 see. $2,750. Call 821-8370 sidewalks & plastering. Very HOUSE WASHING ROD/Plumbing/Heating AC, PS, PB, AM/FM Stereo, reasonable. 988-0029 CADILLAC 68,000 miles. Asking $3,000. ATA POW ERCLEAN W ater heaters, boilers FOR SALE Member N.J. BBB Call 257-1625 M ASONRY - New Work All Repairs, Residential SEDAN DEVILLE '82-New 1-800-794-1417 094 Tailoring Repairs. R efs Avail. Sinks, faucets, w ater filters tires & brakes. All power OLDS SILHOUETTE ’90-6 cyl MOTORCYCLE Call 254-0643 257-6502 Lie. #6371 7 pass, privacy glass, auto, p/ Use your VISA J O E J A Y 82,000 mi. $1,700. 249-3904 Spring Is Almost Here! s, p/b, air, tilt cruise, am/fm M ASONRY-Fireplaces-Patios Painting & Paperhanging TOM’S Plumbing/Heating HEM M ING, ETC... CADILLAC TOURING COUPE stereo cass. RR. Mint cond '82 Honda CM450. 7,500mi.. or M ASTERCARD Foundations. Free Est. Don's C all 251 -4623 Gas boilers, water heaters & Com bo Type & Sew 462-7494 DEVILLE, 1986. Loaded, very 42,000mi. $12,000. 251-3752 like new. Excellent condition. Custom Masonry 251-4352 appliances installed. Insured. good cond. 85,000 mi. Leath $775. Call 458-4935 to pay for your KELLY S PAINTING OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS ’84- SHAMROCK MASONRY Lie #9454. 7 days service. er interior. Asking $5,895 or PAPERHANGING Exc. cond. 90,000 mi. $1500. SUZUKI '86 GS 1150E Classified Ads Call 727-7719 anytim e SEAMSTRESS best offer to settle estate. P o r c h e s • P a t i o s Red. Original owner. 2,200 PAPER REMOVAL Call 928-6025 or best offer. Call 545-7936 Driveways • Sidew alks 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE a f t e r 5 p m miles. Mint condition. Must 1 -800-660-4-ADS Fireplaces • Belgian Block Free Estimates 679-2142 see! $3,300. or best offer. CHEVY CAMARO OLDSMOBILE-98 Regency Retaining W alls • Brick Pavers 091 Roofing/Siding After 6pm 721-4514 ______TAILORING Broughm LTD ’87-Loaded '76. White. Runs great, looks LERIO PAINTING Exc. cond. New transmission. 727-4353 Alterations. Men/Women. \ terrible. Best offer. Call Painting, Plastering, Taping. $4,500. Call 308-4654 ABO VE ALL - Roofing/Siding Expert/custom ized. Sam e day 257-8158 after 12pm Sheetrock, Paperhanging. 084 Moving Reliable Quality Service service.Reasonable. 251-6127 PLYMOUTH TURISMO ’84 Free Estim ates CHRYSLER LeBARON Pre Free est. 1 -800-553-3733 28,000 original miles. Great mium Conv. '91-White, 6 cyl & Storage cond. Auto., p/s, p/b, no air. 390-8655 Loaded. All power, cass., alloy Small dent in front fender ALEX SMUTKO 096 Windows wheels. Mint cond. 3,400 mi. ALL JERSEY MOVERS M ICHAEL DONOFRIO $1,200. firm. Call 671-1699 Asking 13,995. 780-4284 eve. PIANO SPECIALIST PAINTER ROOFING PLYMOUTH TURISMO '86 Reasonable rates ALL-BRITE-W indow Cleaning CORVETTE COUPE '86 RED Inter. & Exter. Quality work. Auto., air, p/s. 127,000miles. Lie. #PM00662. Call 634-4122 Co. Over 700 satisfied home Hot & clean. Auto., fully load Reasonable & Neat. 363-3797 Runs fine. Good condition. SYNONYMOUS ed. Bose, greenwood fin. FURNITURE HAULING owners throughout N.J. Qual Asking $900. Call 780-6786 The economy and taxes are ity, low price, ins., free est. leather/custom interior, rem ov NU-WAY PAINTING PONTIAC FIERO ’86 # 1 in Furniture Care Any hurting both of us. I need you, 8 3 0 - 9 2 7 5 able glass roof. 74,000 miles. where. Full household/partial Power W ashing & and you WILL save money Asking $11,500. or best offer. V-6. 4 spd., a/c, sunroof, move. Lie. PM 00276. Fully W allpaper Rem oval w i t h m e . BROKEN GLASS Days 462-2424 ext 17 73,000 mi., great cond Insured. Call Jim 370-4123. I m ir * Res./Com m ercial Roofing fix windows, screens, e v e s 2 9 4 - 9 5 3 0 $2,500. or best offer. Presents a Spring Special rors, any glass. Ken 446-5991 I'll roof your house as if it 246-3478 after 3. DODGE CORONET BRAUM $85. A ROOM were my own. Smutko Roof 1975. 4 dr., 360 cu. in. V-8, PONTIAC GRAND SAFARI 084a Light Hauling ing, year after year, proven to Call Ted 615-0592 096a Window/ auto, p/s, p/b, air. Hwy. mi. W AGON ’78.- 9 passanger, be on top of the roofing indus Asking $500. 536-1674 p/b, p/s, air, auto, am/fm, new try. The Dec. '92 Nor’ Easter Treatments PAINTING tires, runs well. $950. or best demonstrated wTiat can hap DODGE SHADOW ES- '91 o f f e r . 2 3 8 - 3 5 9 6 LIGHT MOVING Interior/Exterior - W allpaper pen to an im properly installed Red w/gray inter., 4 dr.. 4 cyl. removal. Quality work, 20yrs. CUSTOM CURTAINS PO RSCH E 944 ’86 Silver W ashers, dryers, refrigerators, roof. Don't let it happen to auto, p/d I, a/c, p/s, p/b, sport exper. insured John 251-0893 L o w P r i c e s ...... 5 7 7 - 0 3 7 5 Low mileage. Exc. cond etc. Qleanup work. Reason you! Please call Alex w heels & spoilers, cruise, am/ able. Free est. 727-2740 583-0412 1 -800-794-ROOF Auto., a/c, m/fm stereo cass PAINTING- Small jobs done fm stero cass.. 33,000 mi Garaged. $10,800. 446-0346 4 Lines ■ 2 Times $ f A 10 0 by retired painter. Very S E W & S E W $5,900. Call 920-3597 *$4. for each additional line REMOVAL reasonable. 787-0592 Joe 10% DISCOUNT TOYOTA CRESSIDA Custom Hom e Furnishing EAGLE TALON '92 Loaded Pre-Paid ■ Can be cancelled ■ Not refundable Trash, Furniture, Debris PAPERHANGING WITH THIS AD Fine fabrics, w allcoverings 16,000 miles. Must sell '86. W hite. Low mileage. Mint Private party merchandise only. No job too BIG. $11./single roll. 23 years exp. window treatm ents, upholstery $14,500. or best offer. Call cond. 1 owner. MUST SEE. Rick 251-5953 Mike 462-9097 Exp. 4/30/93 ______M C & Visa. Call 972-8763 after 5pm at 583-5482 Call 536-5727 THE INDEPENDENT, APRIL 14, 1993 Raceway Park to host swap meet, auto shows A record number, more than 2,500 swap meet vendors, the largest in the history of both S i the Spring and Fall Raceway Park Auto Flea Markets, will be on hand occupying more than 3,000 vendor spaces for the 11th Annual Spring Englishtown ’93 Swap Meet and Auto Shows, the largest kind in the tri-state area, according to event coordinator, Frank Pinkus. For the 11th year in a row, the annual event continues to grow at a rapid pace, from a first year 300 vendors to the present. if everyone is advertising such Raceway Park, Pension Road, Old Bridge, will host the swap meet Friday through low prices, do you always end Sunday. On this weekend, one which is devoted to car sales, parts sales, show cars and up paying more. We w ont antiques, the auto enthusiast who is presently working on a car or a first-time visitor with a insult your intelligence - for s i ° » * o OW budding interest can spend hours wandering through the Raceway Park vendor areas on the right price the first tim e... both the pit and spectator sides of the race track collecting needed parts and accessories. Many of the vendors consider themselves to be full-timers, earning a living traveling the VISIT OR CALL swap meet circuit nationally, providing enthusiasts nationwide the hard-to-find items, all displayed in well organized 20-foot x 20-foot vendor spaces, while other part-timers just randomly scatter parts in no special order around vendor spaces which they have rented for C ease C onnection Inc. the entire weekend. Specialty vendors that offer parts for one particular brand or type of car can be found, as COM PLETE LEASING SERVICES • well as vendors that sell parts and accessories for many makes, models and years of cars. A large number of vendors sell no auto parts at all, but are definitely a welcome asset to the • ALL MAKES and MODELS Of •LO W MONTHLY RATES swap meet, selling a wide variety of automotive related items. Original and reprinted owners’ manuals, manufacturers sales and service information, NEW AUTOS and TRUCKS tailored to m eet your products such as books, T-shirts, key rings, hats, buckles, jewelry - just about anything that individual needs can be imprinted on with a logo from an auto oriented product can most likely be found at • individual and corporate Raceway Park. 24 to 60 m onth leases • NO HASSLE LEASING Vendors are easily accessible in the display area, which is set up on the level, paved and S IN C E 1 9 7 9 gravel area of the track property, organized in rows, making it simple for buyers to have a • NO DOWN PAYMENT clear, unobstructed display area. Additionally, Saturday and Sunday will feature a wide variety of car shows for all those attending and in the past have proven to be a big hit with all. The combined April 17-18 car C e a se shows will feature nearly 1,000 street rods, customs, vans, trucks, kit cars and race cars each day, all competing for prized trophies. The detail and work hours in these show cars reflect a true work of art. Today’s street rod is not just an oversized engine and loud mufflers; most are built from “scratch” with C o n n e c tio n many hours of attention to detail, thought and engineering incorporated in the finished vehi cle. 929 Route 9 North Raceway Park’s Swap Meet and Auto Shows have admission prices of $3 and $5. For more information, call 446-6331. South Amboy, NJ (908) 727-7500 Gasoline choice makes a difference Good car care is no accident. You can get more from your car by heeding these hints. Check your owner’s manual to see what kind of gas your car requiress. Then make sure you’re getting it. Octane requirements depend on the car’s compression ratio, which varies with makes and models, though big expensive cars tend to need higher octane. Older cars may need premium gas. because higher octane can reduce knocking. As cars age, carbon deposits in the cylinders create higher pressure during engine cycles causing the cylinder to fire prematurely and affecting how your car runs. 1993 CHRYSLER CONCORDE Premium gas slows the tiring and restores original timing. 4dr, auto, p/s, p/b, 6 cyl, center console, a/c, t/glass, rr defog/defrost, A government study found gasoline labeled premium when it was only regular. am/fm st/cass, p/dr locks/winds, tilt whl/col, cruise control, bucket In some places, as much as 50 percent of the gas sold is mislabeled. seats, climate control, VIN PH611091. MSRP $20,985, Coll Grad A suggested solution is to color code gasoline as do the military, the aviation Rebate $500,Disc $1110. industry and about 38 countries. A low-cost color coding plan most commonly dis ■ ■ 00 cussed would dye regular fuel blue, mid-grade fuel red and high-octane premium ; j Buy $19,375 v fuel would remain colorless. 1993 CHRYSLER LEBARON CONVERTIBLE 1992 CHRTSLER LEBARON COUPE 1992 PLYMOUTH LASER RS 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto, 4 spd, P/S, P/B, A/C, 2 dr, 4 cyl, auto, P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM 2 Dr. Std: Fwd, P/S, P/B, 4 CYL 2.0 DOHC AM/FM St,/Cass, Fab/int, P/Seats, St/Cass, Fab/int, Buckets, Rec/Seats, eng. center console, t/gls, rr defog/defrost, AM/FM St, p/trunk, rel/.fuel dr, bucket/recliner i l l Buckets, Rec/Seats, Console, Gauges, Console, Gauges, R/Def, P/W, Bd/Side/Md, seats, p/sports mirrs, halogen lamps, stl bltd Tint, Cruise, P/Tr, Intermit/W ipers, Alloy R/Def, P/wind/m ir, Bd/Side/M d, Tint, rdls, Opt: auto, a/c, cass, p/dr locks/winds, Tilt, Cruise, P/Tr Interm it/W ipers, m ats, Wheels, Alum Wheels, VIN #NT319293, cruise, dig clock, mats, accent stripes, mag/alu Alloy Whls, VIN #PF610043, MSRP MSRP $15,928, Rebate $1500, Chrysler whls, rr wiper/washer, tog lamps, rr spoiler, Stk $21,350, Rebate $1000, Coll Grad Disc $831, Disc $1602, $500 College Grad #9303400, VIN #PE003529. M SRP $17,328, Rebate $700, Disc $675, College Grad Rebate Rebate $500, Disc $1155. R e b a t e . $500. Buy $1 8 , 6 9 5 * . * 1 1 . 4 9 5 Buy 5 . 4 5 3 1989 EAGLE 1989 PONTIAC 1991 PLYMOUTH 1992 DODGE 1993 CHRYSLER ...By getting you the most car for your money. PREMIER LX GRAND PRIXLE VOYAGER SE CARAVAN SE LEBARONCONV 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, 4 sp, P/S, P/B, 2 dr. 6 cyl. auto, P/S, P/B, A/C. VAN, 3.3L 6 cyl.,auto, 4 spd, Van. 6 cyl, auto, 4 spd, P/S, FWD, auto, P/S,P/B, 6 cyl,. center console. A C. T/gls. rr defo^'detrost. ...By giving you the courteous, personal service you deserve. A/C. A M /FM St/Cass. Fab/Int. A M /F M S t/ C a s s, Fab/Int. p/s, p/b, a/c, AM /FM st, fab/int, P/B, A/C, Infinity Stereo AM/FM St/Cass, P/dr locks/winds, tilt P/Sts. Console, P/W. P/DL. Buckets, Console. R/Def, P/W, p/w. p/d/l, bd/side/md., tint, System, Fab/Int, Gauges, P/W, ...By giving you over 25 years of combined leasing expertise. P/Ant. P/Mir, Tilt, Cruise, P/Tr. P/D, Bd/S ide Md. Tint, Tilt. r/wipe-wash, tilt, cruise, P/DL, P/Ant, R/Wipe-Wash, Intermit Wipers, Remote Entry. Cruise, Dig Dash, Intermit p/tailgate, rel, Intermit wipers, Tilt, Cruise, P/Tailgate Rel, ...By offering all Manufacturer Rebates and Rate Specials. Alum W h, 58,000 m i, Vin Wipers, Black/Silver, VIN 7 pass, styl wheels. 28,441 Sun Screen Glass, 19,800 mi. #KH220310. # KE234374,56,953 mi. miles. VIN MR 252149, Vin #NR583115. Chrysler, 4,102 ml, StK #3005. VIN PF \A/e Lease 549189. r a Every Make And Model A/I// A National Vehicle ‘5 , 9 9 5 $6 , 7 9 5 * 1 3 , 9 9 5 ‘1 5 , 9 9 5 * 1 6 , 9 9 0 IV VL.H Leasing Association Plymouth Chrysler Plym outh STRIVING TO BE THE BEST!!! 42 N orth M ain St. (Rt.79) M arlboro Prices include all costs to In New Jersey In New York consumer except for license. < iiiasii k registratk" itration &______taxes. 1st Time Buyer , _ _and . (908) 446-5200 (718) 436-5956 4 6 2 -1 3 3 0 College Grad Rebates if qualified. See Dealer for details. 5 4 APRIL 14, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT TH E RT 66 AUTO G ALLER IA C H ALLEN G ES YO U ... ^^■"SHI M I S 5 A N O P THE REST N I 5 S A N THEN BUY FROM THE BEST... f J V PRICE, SELECTION AN D SERVICE f N E W 1 9 9 3 N E W 1 9 9 3 NISSAN ALTIMA NISSAN ALTIMA XE NISSAN GXE 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B air cond., stereo-cass., P/windows & 4 dr., 4 cyl., 5 speed manual trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C, stereo, cloth int., locks, tilt cruise, cloth int., interval wipers, Stk #7265. VIN .PC 163034. interval wipers. Stk #7078. V IN .P C 122347. M SRP $13,349. MSRP $16,199. $ $ "It’s Time To Expect 1 1 , 9 9 5 1 4 , 4 9 5 More From A Car." W E W ILL N O T BE U N D ER SO LD ...W E W ILL BEAT A LL B O N AFID E O FFER S BY $200! MONMOUTH & OCEAN COUNTIES NISSAN NISSAN #1 N ISSAN DEALER!!! N EW 1993 N EW 1993 NEW 1 9 9 3 1992 NISSAN MAXIMA NISSAN 240SX NISSAN QUEST NISSAN 300ZX 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, air cond., 2 dr., 4 cyl., 5 speed manual trans., P/S, Nissan, 6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, air cond., Nissan 2 d r, 6 cyl., auto tran s, P/S, P/B, air stereo-cass., P/windows & locks, tilt, P/B, no A/C, stereo, cloth int., interval wip stereo-cass., P/windows & locks, tilt, cruise, cond, stereo-cass, P/windows & locks, tilt, cruise, cloth int., interval wipers. Stk #7399. ers. Stk # 7127. VIN.PW302459. MSRP cloth int., interval wipers, lugg. rack, anti-lock cruise, cloth int., interval wipers, T-tops. 7,945 VIN.PT109768. MSRP $21,460. $15,105. braking system. Stk #7425. VIN. P0827256. demo miles. Stk #6393. VIN.NX520401. MSRP $33,115. SAVE $8770 MSRP $19,950. £ 1 7 j9 9 5 $ 1 6 ,8 9 5 $ 1 1 ,9 4 4 $ 2 3 ,9 9 5 NEW 1993 1/2 NISSAN PICK-UP NEW 1993 NISSAN SENTRA E 7 7 3 ! 4x2, 4 cyl., 5 speed manual trans., ■ 2 dr., 4 cyl., 5 speed manual trans., P/S, ■ manual steering, manual brakes, no A/C, ■SHJ P/B, no A/C, cloth int., radial tires. Stk cloth int., radial tires, Stk #7428. #7191. VIN.PC737087. MSRP $9065. VIN.PC413933. MSRP $9510. S A V E $ 2 5 1 5 S A V E * 2 0 7 0 CREDIT GUARANTEED! S S E E cS S S S E a s k a b o u t t h e : s e c u r it y + p l u s v e h ic l plan - “ » A I U U I I b k l r * CREDIT AT ALL? • 1ST TIME BUYER? CAN MAKE THE DEAL! THE BEST EXTENDED PROTECTION PLAN IN THE BUSINESS SALES HOURS: NISSAN Mon-Fri 9-9 • Sat 9-6 (908) 922-1050 AUTO GALLERIA SERVICE HOURS: Mon-Fri 8-5 • Sat 8-1 3401 ROUTE 66 NEPTUNE (908) 922-1023 All prices/payments good for 48 hours from date of publishing. All vehicles sold as is. Prices include all rebates and dealer incentives and all costs to be paid by a consumer except licensing, registration & taxes. All financing/leasing subject to the approval of primary lender. This offer supersedes all previous offers, not valid in conjunction with any other offer advertised special. Not responsible for typographical errors or omissions. THE INDEPENDENT, APRIL 14, 1993 5 5 Don’t let your automobile “The phone was ringing become a theft statistic off the hook!" An auto theft occurs every 22 seconds in - Remove the distributor wire. S.R. from Hazlet says... the United States. Although this is inconvenient, it makes Add to that 2.7 million crimes involving your vehicle inoperable. On the top of the "I put an ad in the thefts of contents or auto parts and you have distributor, there is a short wire running to classifieds to sell the nation’s leading crime involving proper the coil. Removing the wire makes it impos my car and the phone ty- sible to start the car. Ask your mechanic to “It’s obvious that this isn’t a problem tar show you how to dislodge the wire if you was ringing off the geting just one city or community. Auto are unsure. This could be a particularly use hook. I sold the car theft is a national crisis and it’s time for dri ful anti-theft measure if you are parking in a within 3 days. vers in both urban and suburban areas to be suspicious place or leaving your car for a aware of this and try to prevent it,” said long time. I was very pleased Chuck Hurley, communications vice presi - Install a fuel cut-off valve. with the results and the dent at the Vkginia-based Insurance Institute Cutting off the fuel to the engine will for Highway Safety, a consumer safety keep someone from driving very far with group. your car. For about $125, you can have a j s V l e t o u r c l a s s i f i e d p o w e r p a c k a g e w o r k FO R Y o u r Drivers don’t have to be defenseless vic fuel cut-off device installed that will enable tims of this growing trend, however. Studies you to open or close the gasoline line to the rfS C A L L 1 - 8 0 0 - 6 6 0 -4 ADS show that many thefts could have been pre engine. vented. More than 20 percent of the vehicles stolen in the United States are left unlocked with the keys in the ignition. Four out of five cars are unlocked when they are stolen. One in five is recovered with the owner’s keys still in them. It takes less than 40 seconds for a profes sional thief to steal even a locked car, so every precaution must be taken to prevent your car from becoming a statistic. The insurance service, along with law A person’s home is his castle, a reflec Some interiors sport leather and genuine tion of his lifestyle - and so, too, should be hardwood cabinets; others opt for polyester CAR INSURANCE his motor home. slipcovers and vinyl-covered cabinets. We Have No longer are recreational vehicles seen Some floor plans emphasize sleeping areas, ■ Approved N.J. Licensed Companies just as big gas-guzzling boxes driven by others living space for dining and playing ■ Fast Quotes • Competitive Rates retirees. . games. ■ In-house Claims Services As a point of fact, RVs simply are self With the wide variety of options avail ■ Payment Plans contained vehicles that house all the neces able, it takes some serious thought about DON’T sities of home with the locomotion to travel how the RV will be used in order to choose AUTOMATICALLY SETTLE FOR THE “ASSIGNED RISK ” PLAN anywhere the highway leads. Beyond that the one that’s right for you. basic, however, RVs come in a variety of For example, young families seeking the P U T U S T O W O R K F O R Y O U ! sizes and styles - from trailers and micro economy of RV travel for short vacations mini homes to camping vans and top-of-the- may want a unit that provides generous The Gateway Agency line motor homes. sleeping accommodations and convenient Some RVs focus on offering aerodynam mealtime preparation facilities. 55 E. Main St. FREEHOLD 431 -5100 ic design or diesel powered driving oomph; Or, if one family member tends to spend others focus on enhanced storage space. a lot of time in the bathroom, a floorplan with ready access to the rear bedroom when the bathroom is occupied might be prefer able to a walk-through bath. IF YOU WONDER A smaller coach may offer a choice between a sofa bed or a dinette table and a WHY YOU SEE iine Prices pair of seats. If your meals are standard sit- down affairs, or if you have a couple of kids SO MANY OF THESE who spend time playing table games, a reg ular dinette may be a better idea. ...SO DOES OUR Tailgaters may seek good gas mileage above all else, while snowbirds who park their RVs in community campgrounds for COMPETITION. months at a time may need more storage and floor space than other RVers. - /""nmrnmmn. - j j Choice of campsites is another factor to consider when making your motor home * b e r d e b n n , ^ selection. If you typically camp at primitive sites, you will need to be fully self-con tained for water and waste and may want a NEW 1993 GEO NEW 1993 CHEVY down-sized home that will maneuver more easily into tight campsites. If, however, you TRACKER CONVERTIBLE CORVETTE generally hang your hat at luxury RV 2 W D, 1.6 Itr. SOHC 4 cyl., 5 spd. m an. trans., P/S, resorts with every possible hookup - includ P/B, no A/C , body side m ldas., folding r. seat, frt. & r. Hatchback Coupe, 5.7 Itr. V-8, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/6 -way driver & fir. m ats, AM /FM stereo w /sk/scn & dig. elk., sprt. pass, seat, removable roof panel, Delco/BOse AM/FM stereo ing cable TV - such capabilities will not be cloth buckets, blk. conv. top. Stk. #3280. VIN #P6911866. MSRP $11,764. Rebate w/sk/scn/cass. & CD player, dig. elk., leather bucket seats, s i bltd as important. $1,200.1st Tim e Buyer R ebate$400. Disc, $165. radials. Stk #3153. VIN #P5105363. MSRP $38,304. Disc $6 771 Most RV amenities are available io a wide spectrum of models. At the low end of the spectrum are fold 9 , 9 9 9 3 1 , 5 3 3 ing camping trailers with collapsible canvas sides, ranging in price from $2,000 lo $9,000. 1993 CHEVY 1 9 9 3 C H E V Y Truck campers, which fit into the bed of S-10 BLAZER SUBURBAN a pick-up truck or are mounted on a pickup 4 x 4 4 D O O R 4 x 4 SILVERADO chassis, range from $2,900 to $13,500. 4 3 Itr. V-6, auto trans., w /od., P/S, P/B, A/C, high Travel trailers, designed to be towed by a back P/recl. seats, 5100 Ib. G.V.W., tilt/cruise, rem ote 5.7 Itr. V-8, auto trans. w /od., P/S, P/B, A/C , P/6-w ay seat, deep tint glass, mirrors, posi-rear, elec. shift transfer, outside tire center & r. seating, 7200 Ib. G.V.W ., posi-rear, lugg. rack, r. def/w iper, tw o-tone car, van or pickup, cost $4,000 to $55,000. carrier, 4.0 battery, stereo cass. w/clk., triaHering pkg. Stk #T3013. VIN #P2104574. MSRP paint, trailer pkg., stereo cass. w /clk., tilt/cruise, P/W , P/L, alum w hls. Stk' Motor homes start around $20,000, with $25,951. Opt. Pkg. Disc. $1,300 Rebate $1,000. Future Disc. $2,576. 3,200 Dem o Miles. #Ta441. Vin #PJ366053. M SRP $29,968. Future Disc. $2,784. the average price of a top-of-the-line model about $60,000. In general, financing for such motor homes frequently is spread out 2 1 , 0 7 5 2 7 , 1 8 4 over 10 years or more. Once you have a general idea of what type of RV you want, it’s time to shop THE BEST IN PRE-OWNED AND PROGRAM CARS around for the best buy. To sample among competing brands and 1987 CHEVY CAPRICE STATION WAGON 1992 GEO STORM 1991 CHEVY LUMINA Z34 V-8, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/.C, P/W, P/L, P/seat, 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., AM/FM V-6. 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L. P/.W, tilt/cruise, console, styles as easily as possible, the Recreational P/ant., stereo cassette, tilt/cruise. Stk #31751. VIN buckets. sprt./alum. whls., r. def., T.G., AM/FM stereo w/cass/equ. Loaded1 stereo, bucket/recl. seats, console. VIN Black Beauty! Stk #813351. VIN #M9250229. 19,985 miles. Orig. MSRP Vehicle Industry Association suggests #H9242400.44,340 miles. #N7544351.16.521 miles. $19,985. going to an RV trade show. There are many OUR EVERYDAY PRICE_ $ E! Q Q O OUR EVERYDAY PRICE... $ OUR EVERYDAY PRICE... NOT ONE DAY ONLY! NOT ONE DAY ONLY! •8 , 2 9 4 NOT ONE DAY ONLY! 1 2 , 9 9 5 RV shows throughout the year in most major metropolitan areas. In some areas, there are large, multiple-dealer RV sales 1992 GEO METRO 4 Dr. 1991 OLDS CALAIS 4 DOOR 1992 EXTENDED ASTRO VAN 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., AM/FM 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., buckets, 6 cyl., auto trans. w/od„ P/S, P/B, A/C, tilt/cruise, body side mldgs., frt. lots, as well - similar to an automall - where & r. Hr. mats, T.G., AM/FM stereo w/cass., red/bucket seats, trip od., stereo. Stk. #P30174. VIN #N6750767. 23,170 AM/FM stereo w/cass/equ., cloth int., W/W tires. delx. whls.. carpet, elk., multispeed wipers. Stk. #P2103. VIN shoppers can conveniently peruse many dif miles. Stk #517871. VIN #MM012401.18,245 miles. #NB109481.24.130 miles. ferent vehicles. OUR EVERYDAY PRICE... $ OUR EVERYDAY PRICE... $ OUR EVERYDAY PRICE... $ NOT ONE DAY ONLY! 5 , 9 9 5 NOT ONE DAY ONLY! 8 , 9 6 9 NOT ONE DAY ONLY! 1 4 , 6 9 5 Whatever your reasons for choosing a particular motor home, one procedure is Price(s) include(s) all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for licensing, registration, and taxes. essential before making that final decision. Test drive not only the vehicle, but also everything in it. Walk through the unit and pantomime your daily routine - making R O U T E 34 beds, preparing meals, taking showers, AT SOUTH ATLANTIC AVE. using the bathroom. It’s the best way to be certain that the unit matches your habits and lifestyle. ABERDEEN One final shopping note: Look for units (MATAWAN) with a seal indicating that the RV was built CHEVROLET NEXT TO STRATHMORE SHOPPING CENTER according to codes and standards estab mm/////////// a ’///////////////////, m////im//r/'i' v v *w/w/////m/i. lished by the RVIA. ///////////////////////rm////,. I r/tm/mttMMft/H/nwfm. AFTER THE SALE... Those who have little or no experience IT’S THE SERVICE THAT COUNTS 566-8000 with an RV may want to consider renting one first to get an idea of what it’s like to drive or tow and live in one. ! s B R a m v i a THE INDEPENDENT, APRIL 14, 1993 Many options abound for top-notch stereo sound Today’s automobile sound systems how much amplification your in-dash system will help overcome background broader “sound stages,” thereby eliminat play enough non-stop music for a day’s receiver/amplifier pumps out. Also deci road noise and preserve dynamic vari ing the need to lean into the middle of driving. They can decipher your location pher how you will mount the speakers for ances from soft to loud and make the your car at every stop light to hear the and automatically select the best radio the particular make and model of your music “live.” . best sound. stations in town. In short, they convert automobile. Add-on amplifiers amplify the signal In fact, DSP units offer special effects, your car into a mobile Carnegie Hall. Do your homework before you shop, as cleanly as possible, while adding an or ambience programs, such as Hall Stereos that come with new cars are ^n example: Hatchbacks and wagons absolute minimum amount of distortion Chamber, Church, Stadium, Jazz Club, improving. That in turn creates aftermar contain no trunk enclosures, so you must and noise. Rock Concert and Disco. ket products - anything intended as an settle for door or kick-panel mounting. Amps usually pump out anywhere Currently the rage among obsessed add-on - that are compatible with stock Top 6- x 9-inch speakers rated by from 25 to 100 watts per channel, besting audiophiles, prices on DSP equipment systems. Consumer Reports include; Jensen the job of any self-powered in-dash units. will fall (now $600 to $1,500), new fea Besides not wanting to tear up interior JXL693; Roadmaster RS1990, Kenwood Automobiles are terrible places for tures will appear and signal processing decor, customers are interested in systems KFC-6982, and Polk Audio MM-6920. sound because music reflects off the glass will become as commonplace as AM/FM that respect a car’s decorum. Loud used Stellar 5-inch performers: Polk Audio and is absorbed by the seats, not to men cassettes. to be the ticket, but people have out MM-3a; Radio Shack 121708; Pioneer tion ambient road noise. Stereo Review magazine lists three grown that. The goal is the best sound Massiai TSAI390, and Boston Acoustics That’s where DSP comes in. Signal favorites: the Clarion DSP959E, the imaging possible. And with people 757. processors digitally delay sound waves Eclipse EQS-1001 and the Technics DA spending more time in their cars, they’re Increasing the power in your stereo for fractions of seconds. This results in 3000. putting more money into music. But choosing audio gear for your car is trickier than installing a home-bound theater system. A car’s interior is a far cry, acoustically, from an audio dealer’s showroom. The music fights for attention against A g e n c y F r e e R i d e ! the wind, road and engine noise. So a Bach fugue that sounds thunderous at home may be rendered completely t h e T W O D A Y muddy in the passenger compartment of A U T O S A L E S your car as it drones down the freeway at T E S T D R I V E 60 mph. It wasn’t so many years ago.that most if you're thinking about buying a car car radio/tape players offered only a sin from the Fleet Clearance Center, rent gle tone-control knob, which adjusted tre 'an Alm ost New Vehicle for two ble or bass. . M a i / h e d Jays. If you decide to purchase the Standard features now include digital car, we'll deduct the cost of the BUYERS rental.* At Agency Auto Sales, we tuning with presets - programmable but believe it always makes more sense tons that allow you to lock in 12-30 radio to spend less. stations - and station scan/seek buttons that give newcomers to any locale a chance to see what radio stations have to A L M O ST N E W Rentals as low as $13" per day! offer. No obligation to buy. Maximum $200 rental reimbursement. Tape players, although waning in pop AUTO RENTAL Must meet minimal rental requirements. ularity because of the affordability of in dash CD players, boast standard features No Hassle Purchase! On The Spot Delivery! such as auto-reverse and song selection scan. 90 Day 3000 Mile warranty Plus We Guarantee N j. inspection Models favored by Comumer Reports magazine for ease of use and affordabili r 1991 Buick Skylark 1990 Chev. Cavalier 1990 Dodge Spirit ' 1991 Fort Escort ] ty include: Sony XR-728, Pioneer KEH- 4 dr., 4 cyl,, auto, A/C, P/S, P/B, AM/FM stereo, 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., 5100QR, and Sherwood XR-2704. 4 cyl. auto trans., a/c, p/s, 2 dr., 4 cyl., Auto, A/C, P/S. STK# 951003, 51,309 miles, VIN# MM2022549 a/c, p/s, p/b. 53,134 mi. p/b, 46,700 mi. Stk# P/B, STK# 948035, 51,884 Supply-meeting-demand has made car Stk#933249, VIN 17113365. 950776, VIN LF871242. miles, VIN# LT19612. stereo CD players available at in-dash * 4 9 9 5 tape player prices, with an average price * 4 6 7 5 * 5 7 9 5 * 4 5 9 5 of $500, but often on sale for $299. A CD player doesn’t have to be , * 1 0 8 ,5„ . 1 * 9 9 * * ,™ . 1 * 1 2 9 " ™ .. I * 9 7 “ J installed in-dash, either. Personal portable players can be inserted by hooking them to a car radio’s cassette tape player. 1990 Toyota Corolla 1990 Ford Taurus L 1991 Dodge Monaco IE 1991 Buick Century 1991 Toyota Camry' Many in-dash AM/FM cassette players 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto trans., a/c, 6 cyl., auto trans., a/c, p/s, 6 cyl., auto trans., a/c, p/s, 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto trans., a/c, 4 dr. 4 cyl., auto trans., have front-panel jacks specifically made p/s, p/b, AM/FM, 46,990 mi.. p/b, AM/FM. 58,913 mi. p/b, tilt, cruise, 48,909 mi. p/s, p/b. 49,396 mi. Stk# p/s, p/b. 39,213 mi. Stk# Stk# 939223. VIN LC035164. Stk# 940926. VIN LA195404. Stk# 952014. VIN MH728914. 975493. VIN M6447396. for use with portable CDs. Manufacturers 978628. VIN MU366662. include JVC, Panasonic, Profile, Proton, * 5 9 9 5 * 5 9 9 5 * 7 9 9 5 Radio Shack and Sansui. * 6 4 9 5 * 8 9 9 5 $ M Q » Sony says one-third of all CD porta * 9 1 t * 1 3 5 “ . ^ mo. ^ $i a s 76per mo. v per cm v mm, I W5“ per mo.^ bles are used this way. Portables are com monly available for less than $300. They can even be plugged into a home stereo PAST CREDIT system. If you don’t want to fuss with discs and plastic boxes while driving, higher- A g e n c y end audiophiles are opting for multiple- NO CREDIT? disc changers, which are located in the Conveniently located on trunk but are controlled by the in-dash BAD CREDIT? receiver. If you have a job, w e'll “The Auto Dealer's Road” Those on a severe budget can greatly get you financing! 1141 Route 88, Lakewood, NJ. enhance their mobile sound systems by simply replacing their speakers, which come in oval, rectangular and round (908) 901-2626 shapes, and various sizes (as measured by H O T L I N E Payments based on credit approval, 1000 down, 13.49% interest for 48 months. how many watts of power they.can Total payments: Skylark 5191.20, Cavalier 4775.52, Spirit 6230.88, Escort 4671.36, accommodate). 9 0 1 - 2 6 2 7 Corolla and Taurus 6490.56, Monaco 7140.48, Century 9089.28, Camry 10,389.12. Your first order of business when con Prices include all costs to consumer except license, registration & taxes. sidering new speakers is to determine k- * AW at 5 8 APRIL 14, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT "/ was very pleased with my C a r refuses to start? ad and with the results!" Try troubleshooting It always seems to happen when you - If the lights are dim. you could have a Joyce of ERA least expect it - you turn the ignition but loose cable connection or corroded battery Advantage Realty the car won’t start. But before you call the terminals A loose cable needs to be tight tow truck you may be able to start your ened if it gives at all. hired a receptionist car thanks to Shell’s free “Emergency To clean corroded connections, start through her ad Repair Book.” with the negative (grounded) terminal. The “Emergency Repair Book” says Using an adjustable or open-end wrench, in our Classified you should try several things if you turn loosen the clamp and pry the clamp apart Power Package. the key and nothing happens: with an insulated screwdriver. Then lift - Check to see if the battery is 'dead or the cable off. Always remember to keep disconnected by turning on the lights. If the negative post disconnected until ... . . they don’t come on, you’ll probably need you’ve finished. Scrape the surfaces with LET: t h e p o w e r PACKAGE WORK FOR YOU! a jump-start. If the lights work but are a knife, emery board or nail file and tight dim. make sure the gear shift is firmly in en the c/amps so that you are unable to C A L L 1 - 8 0 0 - 6 6 0 - 4 ADS “Park” or “Neutral.” The problem could turn them. The negative post should be be a loose “Neutral” safety switch. connected last. - If the engine turns over but won’t start, you may have flooded it with too much gas. To unflood an engine, floor the gas pedal for 10 seconds while turning the r C i n c l e ignition. Keep the pedal pushed to the floor; don’t pump it. - If the engine isn’t flooded check the WFflGTORYuNAumoitizED’S Rw Aiw •- V E ll^ fl-Tf»w H O N ! spark plugs for loose or broken wires. Make sure the wires that go from the dis NEW 1993 CHEVY CAVALIER VL NEW 1993 HYUNDAI EXCEL tributor to the spark plugs are securely in Now, 5-spd. man. trans., 4-cyl. eng., pwr. stmgJbrks., AM/FM cass., New,4-spd. man. trans., 4-cyl. eng., pwr. cust. whls., t/gls., pwr. Iks., bucket seats. VIN #P7198946. Stk. *3138. stmg Jbrks., AM radio, pwr. wtndilfcs. Vir\ place at each end. MSRP:...... $9245 #PU230428. Stk. #3177. - If your car still won’t start, one last FACTORY REBATE:.....-$400 MSRP:...... $7,570 thing to check is the choke plate. If your 1st TIME BUYER:...... -$400 FACTORY REBATE:...... $500 CIRCLE SAVINGS:...... -$850 / Q, 1st TIME BUYER REBATC:|500 car has a carburetor, take the top off the air filter and inspect the choke plate locat ed in the center of the air filter. If the plate is stuck open or shut, jiggle it until it TOTAL SAVINGS: $1445 moves freely. m m m m m Now, if after checking the fuel, spark, air and battery'systems, your car still NEW 1992 GEO TRACKER CONV’T 1992 HYUNDAI ELANTRA GLS TOTAL won’t start, it’s time to call for help. But New, 5-spd. man. trans., 4-cyl. eng., pwr. stmg, man. brks., air, cust. 4-Dr.,auto, trans.,4-cyl. eng., pwr. stmg Jbrks., air, AM/FM SAWMBS:, extVlnt./whls., buckets, t/gts., AM/FM ...... #N6933562* ...... Stk. #2413. stereo cass.. cwr. wincMks.. rr wind. del tAvhl t/als.. try these steps first, and you may be able buckets. VIN JfNU152803. &k. #93077. 10,245 rrif.:^ MSRP:...... $ 14,059 to save yourself money and heartache. FACTORY REBATE:.... -$1200 , X 1st TIME BUYER-...... -$400 The Shell “Emergency Repair Book” CIRCLE SAVINGS -$1460 I also includes information on how to change a tire and what to do if your car’s engine is overheating. For a free copy of this or any Shell Answer Book, ask at any Shell station, call 1-800-331-3703 or write to Shell Oil Company, Dept. M, P.O. Box 4681, Houston, Texas 77210. Rebuilt parts for autos save tim e, energy When you consider that the remanufactur ing of six million starter motors a year saves 72 million pounds of steel, and keeps 36 tons of pollutants out of the air, it’s easy to see how remanufacturing is a major contributor in reducing air pollution. Because of the way parts are produced, people who remanufacture parts are also in recycling. They take solid wastes - your old automobile parts - and turn out a useful, valu able, needed replacement product. It’s now estimated that over six million starters are remanufactured or rebuilt each year. Each one weighs about 17.5 pounds. The remanufacturing process saves and reuses about 15 pounds of aluminum, copper, steel, cast iron and ball bearings - some 90 million pounds of durable metals, 72 million pounds of which are steel. Now, to make that much steel from raw iron ore requires the energy equivalent of eight million gallons of crude oil, plus 51,000 tons of iron ore. And that’s the savings from just one of the more than 40 auto and heavy-duty parts rebuilt or remanufactured today. H Y unani Simply put, remanufacturing is recycling. FoiSL MONMOUTH COUNTY’S NEWEST HYUNDAI DEALER * 'MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST CHEVY DEALER * Conv«ffl*nc«... The automotive aftermarket is not alone in W «’ra Op«n On using the benefits of recycling to bring needed 641 SHREWSBURY AVE, QAfl M SA Saturdays from SHREWSBURY. NJ 7UO " A ll 'J l i U Sam to 4pm I shrI wuur?,Un7 908-758-0111 products to market, and, in the process, saving Prices incl. all costs to be paid by consumer except lie., tax & reg. fees. ‘ Finance pymts are based on 60 mo. @ 7.9% APR. $1200 down. money, energy and raw materials and reducing Total of pymts $7020. if quail, must finance thru dealer for special pricing. 1st ime Buyer Rebate to qual. buyers only. Ad must be air pollution. Telephones, sewing machines, presented for validation. Not responsible for typographical errors. Pictures are for illustrative purposes only______typewriters and many other durable goods have been rebuilt, refurbished, renewed and recycled for years. ThlE I ^ ^ E ^ E N i , APRIL 1 4 ,1 ^ 3 5 9 ‘ a o o o SAYS YOU'LL BUY A CHEVY UAN. HECK, WE'LL EVBM RflY YOU ^50 We’re betting you’llIF choose a Chevy YOU over any other van. don’tDONT. wait. This offer ends April 25,1993. And we’ll put $1000 in your pocket if we’re right. That’s In fact, we’re so confident, we’ll even give you $50 if $ 10 0 0 cash back* when you buy. you test drive ours and still buy an eligible competitive That cavers Chevy’s entire Family of Vans shown here— van before April 25! You win either way. Especially if you new ’93 Lumina AP^ Astro, and Conversion vans. But drive home in a great new Chevrolet van. Lumina APV. Astro. Conversion Van. Available with up to 7-passenger seating Unbeatable versatility. With the biggest V6 Astro or full-size conversion. Both with featuring remarkably light, removable you can get, standard. The biggest towing great Chevy dependability. Plus 4-wheel seats for additional cargo room. Composite capacity.1. The most available power.** anti-lock brakes. Three-year, 36,000-mile outer body panels that resist dents and Standard 4-wheel anti-lock brakes. Bumper-to-Bumper Plus Warranty?1, And will never rust. And standard 4-wheel And an all-wheel-drive model. Optional rear 24-hour Roadside Assistance*** All in a anti-lock brakes. You’ll love driving Dutch doors. Even optional 8-passenger great new Chevy Conversion van. this great family mini-van! seating that no major competitor can beat. CHEVROLET'For a free product brochure call 1-800-950-2438. ‘ See your dealer for details. You must take retail deliveiy out of dealer stock by April 25, 1993. tWhen properly equipped. “ All claims exclude GM products. ttSeeyour dealer for terms of this limited warranty. ***See your dealer for details of this program. Chevrolet, the Chevrolet Emblem, Astro and Lumina are registered trademarks and Chevy is a trademark of the GM Corp. @1993 GM Corp. All Sights Reserved. Buckle up, America! 6 0 cAPRIL 14,c199^TRE’lNtePENDlNT AS LOW AS UP TO 2 9 % ■ ^ A P R 2 0 0 0 FINANCING CASH BACK on selected models if qualified NEW 1993 DODGE SHADOW 2 dr. Hatchback, 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C, body side mldgs., air bag. VIN #PN621439. WISRP $8,902. Rebate $1,000. College Grad Rebate $500. Werner Oise. $403. * 6 . 9 9 9 NEW 1993 DODGE NEW 1993 DODGE DAKOTA SPORT CARAVAN 4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans, P/S, P/B, no A/C, tachometer, step bumper, cassette, carpet, OWL tires, alum. whls. VIN IP5232732. MSRP 4-cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B,' A/C, T.G., AM/FM stereo, 7 $10,438. rebate $500. College Grad Rebate $500. Werner Disc. $249. pass, seating, light grp., heavy duty suspension body side mldgs., air bag. VIN IPR255519. MSRP $15,793. $ Rebate $500. College Grad Rebate $500. Sale Rebate 9 , 1 8 9 $150. Werner Disc. $914. *13,729 EVERYTHING IS PRICED TO SELL!!! NEW 1993 DODGE NEW 1993 DODGE NEW 1993 DODGE NEW 1993 DODGE NEW 1993 DODGE CARAVAN ES^ CARAVAN GRAND CARAVAN SE CARAVAN SE GRAND CARAVAN LE V-6, auto trans, P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seats, tilt/cruise, 4 buckets, V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, T.G., V-6, auto trans, P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, V-6, auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/seats, tilt/cruise, alum, w hls, T.G, AM/FM stereo alum, whls, r. def, AM/FM stereo AM/FM stereo, 7 pass, seating. VIN tilt/cruise, roof rack, alum, whls., AM/FM stereo tilt/cruise, roof rack, wire whl. cvrs, AM/FM stereo w/cass. Gold Edition. VIN #PX607114. w/cass/equ, sunscreen glass. VIN #PR227894. MSRP $16,487. w/cass„ 7 pass, seating, sunscreen glass. Gol.d w/cass/equ, W/W tires, sunscreen glass, child seats, Orig. MSRP $20,371. Edition. VIN #PR291695. M SRP $19,336. anti-lock brakes. VIN #PX648223. Orig. MSRP $24,884. #PR231114. MSRP $24,029. $14,799 $18,899 $17,259 $21,993 $21,249 NEW 1993 DODGE DAKOTA NEW 1993 DODGE DAKOTA NEW 1993 DODGE DAKOTA LE NEW 1993 DODGE DAKOTA LE NEW 1993 DODGE DAKOTA CLUB CAB PICKUP SPORT PICKUP CLUB CAB PICKUP L0NGBED PICKUP SPORT PICKUP V-6, 5 spd. man. trans. w/od, P/S, 6 cyl, auto trans, P/S, P/B, A/C, V-6, auto trans, P/S, P/B, no A/C, V-8, auto trans, P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, V-6, auto trans, P/S, P/B, A/C, T.G, alum, whls, AM/FM stereo w/cass. T.G, alum, whls, AM/FM stereo P/W, alum, w hls, tilt/cruise, AM/FM AM/FM stereo w/cass, VIN P/B, A/C, T.G, alum, whls, AM/FM stereo w/cass, VIN #PS123299. VIN #PS192448. M SRP $15,430. w/cass, VIN #PS227861. Orig. stereo w/cass. T.G. VIN #PS232726. #PS232727 Orig. M SRP $13,943. MSRP $11,866. Orig. M SRP $16,810. Orig. M SRP $11,741. $13,839 $10,995 $14,999 $12,559 $10,799 NEW 1994 DODGE NEW 1994 DODGE NEW 1994 DODGE NEW 1994 DODGE NEW 1994 DODGE B-150 RAM VAN B-250 RAM VAN B-150 RAM VAN B-250 RAM VAN B-350 RAM MAXI VAN V-6, auto trans, P/S, P/B, no A/C, V-8, auto trans, P/S, P/B, no A/C, 6 cyl, auto trans, P/S, P/B, A/C, V-8, auto trans, P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, V-8, auto trans, P/S, P/B, no A/C, T.G, buckets, AM/FM stereo, 109” T.G, AM/FM stereo, 127” WB. VIN buckets, T.G, AM/FM stereo, 109” tilt/cruise, T.G, buckets, AM/FM stereo T.G, buckets, AM/FM stereo, 9,000 WB. VIN #Rk546986. Orig. MSRP #RK544845. Orig. M SRP $17,224. WB. VIN #RK542810. Orig. MSRP w/cass/equ, alum, whls, WA/V tires. VIN lb. GVW. VIN #RK541893. Orig. $ 1 5 ,7 8 1 . $ 1 6 ,7 5 1 . #RK544844. Orig. MSRP $19,075. MSRP $18,295. $13,995 $15,189 $14,789 $17,589 $16,109 NEW 1993 DODGE NEW 1993 DODGE NEW 1993 DODGE NEW 1993 DODGE NEW 1993 DODGE DYNASTY LE DAYTONA SHADOW SPIRIT COLT 4 cyl, auto trans, P/S, P/8, A/C, 4 dr, V-6, auto trans, P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, 2 dr, 4 cyl, auto trans, P/S, P/B, A/C, tilt 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto trans, P/S, P/B, 4 cyl, 5 spd. man. trans, man. PAW, P/seats, tilt/cruise, r. d e l, T .G , AM /FM whl, buckets, AM/FM stereo w/cass. VIN A/C, buckets, T.G. AM/FM stereo,VIN tilt/cruise, T.G, AM/FM stereo, W/W steering, P/B, A/C, buckets, r. ,det, tires. VIN #PT584208. Orig. MSRP stereo w/cass. VIN #PD186193. Orig. MSRP #PN604136. Orig. MSRP $13,075. #PN599402. Orig. M SRP $11,501. AM/FM stereo. VIN #PU040832. Orig. $18,739. $13,82 4. MSRP $9,389. [ $14,995 $11,399 $9,889 $11,989 $8,699 J ALL VECHICLES SALE PRICED WITH MANUFACTURER REBATE, COLLEGE GRAD BEEN APPLIED TO PRICE UNLESS NOTED. “ PRICE(S) INCLUDE(S) FREIGHT, TRANSPORTATION, SHIPPING, DEALER PREPARATION AND ANY OTHER COSTS TO BE BORNE BY A CONSUMER, EXCEPT FOR LICENSING COSTS, REGISTRATION FEES AND TAXES.” W e ^ 7 8 7 - 3 6 0 0 , h°N o r M l 41 Highway 36 WERNER & p * ' c % Belford ® c l u b SALES • SERVICE (Middletown Twp.) , AIS/A q LEASING • PARTS i ^ / O y v ^RENTALS ■• BODY SHOP dodgel THE INDEPENDENT, APRIL 14H993 6 1 VALUE PRICING & CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS VEHICLE SELECTION OF NEW VEHICLES IN STOCI 1993 Ford F-150 4x2 XL 4.9L, 6-cyl, 5-spd man tran, p/s, p/b, am/fm ster, STK 1993 Ford Explorer 4x4 #1630, VIN #PLA48663, MSRP $12,950 4.0L, 6-cyl, 5-spd, man tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, tilt, cruise, $10,595 all-terrain tires, captain's chairs, STK #1507, VIN #PUB28697, MSRP $22,354 $17,995 QUALITY USED VEHICLES AT SPECTACULAR PRICES This is only a partial listing. We have over 100 used vehicles to choose from! 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VIN #PN201187. MSRP $23,890. 36 Mo. Closed End Lease. $2500 Cap Cost Reduction. 15,000 Miles Per Yr. Max. Option to Buy at Lease End for $13,518. BUY FOR $1 9 ,9 9 5 LEASE FOR $2 4 9 Per Mo. + Tax $2375-1 ^ 7 5 7 0 -1 NEW 1993 NISSAN NEW 1993 NISSAN 1993 NISSAN NX 1600 T-TOP COUPE 300 SX T-TOP COUPE 300 ZX CONVERTIBLE W _ d/c P/B. A/C, stereo cassette 6 cyl., 5 spd. man trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, P/ant., P/seats, *». 'v,«. alloy wheels, stereo cassette. Stk #1758. VIN #PX536038. MSRP 6 cyl., 5 spd. man trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W, stereo cassette. $33,080. 36 Mo. Closed End Lease. $2,500 Cap Cost Reduction. "Black Beauty". Ice Blue leather interior. Stk #N1538 VIN #PX001002. MSRP $38,960. 9,907 Demo Miles. stessaas-grjar 15,000 miles PerYr. Max. Option to Buy at Lease End for $18,194. ■ Yr. Max. Option to Buy at LeaseE ^ $ 1 « q p., Month BUY $ 07 OQC LEASE $ ^ A Cl p« Month BUY $ K *11,995 ™ 129 ... FOR FOR ♦ Tax FOR 31,390 ASK ABOUT OUR GOLD LEASE PLAN WHICH INCLUDES: 24-HOUR ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE, RENTAL CAR REIMBURSEMENT. TOWING REIMBURSEMENT, NISSAN DEALER LOCATOR SERVICE. AND MUCH MORE. L A B R IO L A fI t’s time to expect more from a car.™ "Price / A/ r. , /C A P/B S R A C 2 Dr. Hatchback U & 4 4 & U Hatchback Dr. 2 m a n . . n a m stripes, spoiler, tonneau covers cfujse ^ »™.S%»gssS g » % S . ™ i» . S ic 47 SAVE $1677 Disc.$477. w e N rn,PS P ’ d|. whl. de|X. ■ ’ P/ P/S, trans, itcus,A/Msee re> tilt/cruise,AM/FM stere ot 5/0 lt bnhsa, o w coat, 50/50 cloth bench coseat, B E L S g ^ M 9 ! T ? T 2cSfcS< S ! 3>|,uuvj. Disc.$1,627- SAVE $3 R E K R O Y W E N 1993 PLYMOUTH 1993 LASER « 6 ,, 21 ■a & « ? TATE, E T A ST N E D R A G Y A W K R A P T 117 IT X E PROGRAM CARS | S R A C M A R G O R P | w /cass, cloth int., T.G , W/W tires. tires. 15,386 W/W #ND829547. , VIN T.G #7799. int., Stk. cloth /cass, w P/L,, A/C, P/B, P/S, trans, auto l, y c 6 miles. Program Car. Program miles. P/W, tilt/cruise, r. def, AM/FM stereo stereo AM/FM def, r. tilt/cruise, P/W, NEW YORKER SALON 9 9 9 , 4 1 $ Vin#NF179126. 20,599 miles Program #7500. Stk.tilt/cruise, int. cloth T.G., auto P/S,4P/B,cyl, trans, A/C, r. def, ep Car. .rt 5 9 9 , 9 $ ACCLAIM 1992 CHRYSLER 1992 92 PLYMOUTH 1992 0 0 0 5 - 4 6 1 6 y, uo rn, /, /, A/C P/B, P/S, trans, auto cyl, 1 6 #7823. VIN #NX282964. 23,290 23,290 #NX282964. VIN Stk. stereo. #7823. AM/FM def, r. tilt/cruise, 6 c y l, auto trans, P/S, P/B, A/C, T.G , , T.G A/C, P/B, P/S, trans, auto l, y c 6 ie. rga Car. Program miles. #NF107436. 14,042miles. Program Car. tilt/cruise, AM/FM #7509. Vin stereo. Stk. GRAND VOYAGERGRAND 5 9 9 , 5 1 $ 5 9 9 , 0 1 $ 92 PLYMOUTH 1992 ACCLAIM 92 PLYMOUTH 1992 I PRI I C E S ( SIN ) C L U D E SFP ) P I s r df St 698. PS3S Um' m ,U 3 P/Se3lS’ ’ a ] 8 1 3 1 G K # N I V . 8 9 76 # tk S def. r. /s, h w toW/MCN GTC N C M / W o t S mm X S k S m odd Sk #7672 # Stk. Loaded! 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