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A B E R D E E N — F o r 100 years, g e n era­
tio n after g e n e ra tio n o f th e S to n ey fam ily
has re sid e d at th e h o u se at 53 L o cu st St.,
n ex t to a vast, o v erg ro w n field.
B ut then, a p lan t invaded th e ir y ard far
w o rse th an p o iso n ivy. It w as a glass m a n u ­
fa c tu rin g p la n t, w h ic h , in th e 1 9 7 0 s a n d
early 1980s, em itted foul o d o rs, no ise, p o l­
lu ted th eir soil, and b ro u g h t a p o w d ery d ust
in to th eir hom e.
T he odors, d u st and esp ecially the n oise
h a v e r e t u r n e d r e c e n t l y a f t e r w h a t th e
L o cu st S treet resid en ts th o u g h t w as a w on
b attle years ago. W h en the facto ry w as the
M id lan d G lass C orp., o fficials there fin ally
ag reed to cease th e n o ise at 9 p.m . w ith the
ex cep tio n o f a dire em ergency.
In 1984, th e fa c to ry w as b o u g h t b y the
A n ch o r G lass C orp. and fo r th e m ost part,
th e p ro b lem s w ere no t serious. E arlier this
y e a r, h o w e v e r, th e la te n ig h t in tru s io n s
re tu rn e d a n d seem to be g e ttin g w o rse as
P h o t o g r a p h b y R ic h S c h u ltz
tim e g o es on, n eig h b o rs say.
N E X T -D O O R N U IS A N C E
“The noise is getting l o u d e r , ” s a id Randy Tarnowski (l-r), son Randy Jr., 5, Rudy Bruno, Sal Foti, Bette Jo Tarnowski
R u d y B runo, also o f L o cu st S treet. “T h ere
and daughter, Gabriela, 2, are among the people who live within walking distance of
the Anchor Glass Corp. on Cliffwood Avenue. The neighbors say they are tired of
is a carb o n o xide, w o o d b u m in g sm ell. T his
being kept up every night by the loud noise and putrid odors from the factory.
su m m er w e g o t it quite a bit. u su ally after
six o ’c lo ck .”
n oise m eter w ill p ro v e w h eth er the sounds
broke h e r ankle recen tly , and, unab le to go
B ette Jo T arn o w sk i, th e m o th e r o f a 2e x c e e d lim ita tio n s se t b y th e D E P E . O n
to h er bedroom , h ad to sleep in the b rightly
y e a r-o ld an d a 5 -y e a r-o ld , sa id th e n o ise
F rid a y a fte rn o o n , W illia m H a a s, th e air
lit living room .
w ak es up h e r c h ild re n . T a rn o w sk i m o v ed
Back in 1979, the th en D epartirient o f
p o llu tio n sp ecialist, to o k n oise m eter re a d ­
to h e r 1 5 0 -y e a r-o ld L o c u s t S tre e t h o u se
E n v iro n m e n ta l P ro te c tio n , in re s p o n se to
ings w ithin the L o cu st S treet vicinity.
nine years ago, shortly after th e annoyance
c o m p la in ts o f a re a r e s id e n ts , o rd e re d
“I w ill n o t co m m en t un til this is d o n e,”
issues w ere su p p o sed ly reso lv ed .
M idland to use soft-faced ham m ers instead
h e said. “T h is w ill n o t b e 1, 2, 3, it’s over
“ I n ev er h e a r n oise du rin g th e d a y ,” she
o f m etal ones, install m ufflers to its frontw ith. M ost co m p lain ts deal w ith equipm ent
added. "W h y are th ey q u iet durin g the day
en d loaders, and to enclose co o lin g blow ers
th at is n o t u sed all o f th e tim e.
and full b last at n ig h t? ”
w ith sound -ab so rb en t m aterial. B y then, the
“ It w ill tak e som e tim e to g et g o o d data
M rs. S toney sa id th at h er fam ily has not
problem s h ad persisted fo r six years.
a n d d e te r m in e w h a t’s w h a t,” h e a d d e d .
h a d o n e n i g h t o f c o n t i n u o u s s l e e p in
“ T he d u st w as a big deal b a c k th en so
“ T h is is n o t th e o n ly n o is e p r o b le m in
m o n th s . F o r in s ta n c e , sh e s a id th a t la s t
they in sta lle d co v ers aro u n d th e c o n v ey o r
M o n m o u th C o u n ty .”
T h u r s d a y n ig h t th e p u t r i d o d o r b e g a n
Haas did not know w hen the resu lts o f sy stem ,” S im m ons said.
so m etim e before 11 p.m . T h en at around 4
th e read in g s w o u ld be released , but so far,
In 1978, the d u st em issions w ere found
a .m ., th e y w e r e a w a k e n e d b y th e lo u d
to be 83 percent silica and calcium ca rb o n ­
h e s a id , fiv e h a v e b e e n ta k e n a n d n o n e
b an g in g o f a fro n t-en d loader.
ate and possib ly carcenogenic.
have ex c ee d e d the v io latio n s.
“It is no t a c o n stan t so u n d ,” she said. “I f
B ut the d u st p roblem , as w ell as several
S im m o n s e x p la in e d th a t m o s t o f th e
it w as, w e c o u ld g e t u sed to it. B u t th ere
others, h av e re-em erg ed . T h e only pro b lem
lo u d so u n d s a re e m ittin g fro m a ra ilro a d
w ill b e a b o o m , s c r e e c h , th e f r o n t- e n d
that h a s n ’t seem ed to rep eat itse lf is the rat
conveyor
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loader, the beep beep
in festatio n o f the late 1970s.
w h ich d e liv e rs about
b e e p u p o n th e c o n ­
(m ajor) co m p lain t is about
v e y e r s y s te m a n d ‘ ( T ) h e r e
w i l l b e a b o o m , 30 0 tons o f sand each o d o“rsT hefrosecond
m th e n e w b o ile r; a p e tr o le u m
y ellin g and scream ing
d a y fro m th e s o u th ­
s c r e e c h , t h e f r o n t - e n d l o a d e r , e rn p a rt o f th e state. od o r fro m the new b o ile r,” S im m ons said.
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T h e A n c h o r G la s s C o n ta i n e r C o rp .,
sled g eh am m er.”
w hich includes 25 0 ,0 0 0 square feet o f m a n ­
A lo n g w ith h is c o n v e y o r s y s t e m a n d y e l l i n g m an u fa ctu re th e n ew
ufacturing space and 500 ,0 0 0 square feet o f
n e ig h b o rs, M r. S to n ­ a n d s c r e a m i n g w i t h t h e s o u n d glass.
w a re h o u se s, is A b e rd e e n ’s N o. 1 ra ta b le ,
ey has fo r y ears w rit­ o f a s l e d g e h a m m e r . ’
“It is n oisy w ith a
g e n e ra tin g n e a rly $1 m illio n in ra ta b le s
te n th e sta te D e p a rt­
lo t o f v i b r a t i o n s , ”
each year.
m e n t o f E n v iro n ­
Carm ena Stoney s a i d S im m o n s . “ I t
A b o u t 2 2 0 to n s o f g la s s a re re c y c le d
m en tal P ro tectio n and
Aberdeen w o n ’t b e d iffic u lt to
every day at the plant, and ab o u t 2 m illion
E n e rg y , p o litic ia n s
p in p o in t the n o ise .”
new b o ttles are m an u factu red every day.
a n d o th e r o f f ic ia ls
A nchor
G la s s
A b e r d e e n T o w n s h ip M a y o r D a v id
a bout the p ro b lem s the facto ry h as caused.
p lan t m an ag e r Ja ck S m ath ers h ad no c o m ­
L ip m a n s a id h e h a d n o t b e e n in f o rm e d
The factory, which began life as th e m en t at th is tim e.
about th e re sid e n ts’ com plaints.
A m e ric a n C a n C o . in 1 9 6 3 , w a s , b y all
T h e h e a lth h a z a r d a s p e c t is a n o th e r
Bob Scapecio, health o f f i c e r f o r
a cco u n ts, o rig in ally a q uiet, clea n o peration
w o rry to area resid en ts. M r. S to n e y ’s p a r­
A b e rd e e n T o w n s h ip , sa id th a t h is o ffic e
th at m an u factu red m etal cans.
ents, w ho liv ed in th e h o u se by the factory,
h a s n o t r e c e iv e d an y c o m p la in ts “ a b o u t
P ro b le m s fo r th e re s id e n ts o n ly b e g a n
b o th d ie d o f c a n c e r. A w o m a n d o w n th e
noise from the railro ad o r glass going onto
w hen th e site b ecam e u sed to m anu factu re
b lo c k d ie d o f can c e r. A c c o rd in g to M rs.
glass.
the railro ad cars.”
S to n e y , tw o p e o p le cu rre n tly h av e c a n c e r
In 1982, the p lan n in g and d ev elo p m en t
H e said, “I t ’s p rim arily rep o rte d to the
on the block.
c o n s u l t i n g f i r m o f A b e l e s , S c h w a r tz ,
Darleen Weiner, sp o k e w o m an fo r the co u n ty h e a lth d e p a rtm e n t an d th e D E P E .
H ae c k e l an d S ilv e rb la tt, N ew Y o rk C ity ,
I ’m n o t really sure w hat the status is.”
sta te D e p a rtm e n t o f H e a lth , sa id th e la s t
d eterm in ed b y research in g A b e rd e e n ’s old
“ I t ’s u n b e a ra b le ,” said B runo. “T h is is
c a n c e r s ta tis tic s w e re ta k e n in 1985 an d
re c o rd s th a t th e a re a o rig in a lly h a d b e e n
the lo u d e st i t ’s ev er been. If I h ad know n
th a t th e n u m b e r s w e re b ro k e n d o w n by
zo n ed fo r lig h t ind u strial use.
a b o u t th i s , I w o u ld n ’t h a v e b o u g h t m y
c o u n ty o n ly . S h e c o u l d n o t c o n f i r m
T he co n su ltin g firm d eterm in ed , “ U nder
h o u se in ’7 3 .”
w h e th e r th e ra te s w e re h ig h e r aro u n d the
no circ u m sta n c es are such n eg ativ e e n v i­
M rs. S toney said all she is asking fo r is
A n ch o r G lass C orp.
ro n m e n ta l fa c to rs a p p ro p ria te in an a re a
peace and quiet. “If I had a loud party here,
A n o th er an n o y an ce is th e b rig h t flam es
su rro u n d ed by single fam ily h o m e s.”
the police w o u ld m ake m e stop at 11 p .m „ ”
fro m th e p ro p a n e ta n k w h o se g low enters
she said. “T h erefo re, this should stop at 11.
th e S to n e y ’s liv in g ro o m at nig ht, lighting
W il li a m S im m o n s , e n v i r o n m e n t a l
“ I am n o t g o in g to liv e w ith th is a n y ­
h e a l t h c o o r d i n a t o r f o r th e M o n m o u th
th e e n tire ro o m . T h is w a s e s p e c ia lly an
m o re ,” she said.
C o u n ty D ep artm en t o f H ealth, said th at the
in co n v e n ie n c e M rs. S to n e y said w hen she
4
AUGUST 26, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT
E D IT O R IA L S
G iv e s c h o o l k id s a b r e a k
It’s just about that time again —
the time when youngsters return to
school and harried mothers every­
where can breathe a sigh of relief.
But there are some things to
remember when school is open.
Even though all of us here in
Northern Monmouth are extremely
good drivers, we have to be even
more careful because children don’t
always play by the rules. Keep a
sharp eye out for little ones who
may forget, for the moment, how
dangerous a well-traveled road can
be.
These rules especially apply in
Middletown, where, barring some
last-minute action restoring cour­
tesy busing to the school district,
more than 3,000 youngsters will be
walking to school for the first time
this fall.
In other words, if it seems like
there are more kids walking around
town this year, that is because there
are. And if you think that means dri­
vers have to be more careful, that is
because they do.
Most school buses are now
equipped with stop signs that pop
out, in addition to the flashing
amber and red lights that signal a
bus is stopping and that cars may
not pass.
So no one has any excuse for
passing a school bus. Remember,
bus drivers will take down your
license plate number and police will
issue an expensive summons.
Let’s all work together to make
this school year a memorable one,
not only in terms of student
achievements, but in reducing acci­
dents on the road involving chil­
dren. Let’s not put Middletown’s —
or anywhere else’s — children at
risk.
Children are little people. Let’s
give them the chance to become big
people.
LET T ER S
T w o c ritic ize d
A re c e n tly p u b lish e d le tte r fro m o n e
D avid G ru m et (M ay 20) is in stru ctiv e as to
the p rim ary sou rce o f su p p o rt fo r M alco lm
G ro p p er and H enry F erris in th e ir q u est for
e l e c t i o n to th e H o lm d e l T o w n s h ip
C om m ittee. S pecifically , if you h av e a p ri­
v ate pro b lem that you w an t tak en care o f at
public expense, G ro p p er and F erris are fo r
you.
T h e q u e s t i o n o f s e w e r i n g th e
H ills/E sta te s o f H o lm d e l, c o n tra ry to M r.
G r u m e t’s c h a r g e s , w a s n e v e r a b o u t th e
e n v ir o n m e n t . A ll s i d e s a c k n o w le d g e d
se v e re p ro b le m s w ith se v e ra l se p tic sy s ­
tem s m alfu n ctio n in g o n lo ts p o o rly su ited
to th eir presence. A ll sides ag reed th a t san i­
tary sew ers offered th e best tech n ical so lu ­
tio n to th e p r o b le m . T h e o n ly p o in t o f
d e b a te w a s a t w h a t c o s t, a n d a t w h o s e
ex p en se, should th e sew ers be in stalled.
M r. G r o p p e r n e v e r a t t e n d e d a
T o w n s h ip C o m m itte e m e e tin g u n ti l h e
d ecid ed to lobby fo r the p ro p o sitio n th at all
H olm del resid en ts sh o u ld p ay to solve his
a n d M r. G r u m e t’s s e p tic p r o b le m s . H e
w anted all cu rren t sew er cu sto m ers to su b ­
s id iz e h is n e w s e w e rs d ir e c tly , th r o u g h
th eir q u arterly bills.
A n d he w an ted to p u t all H o lm d el ta x ­
p ay ers on the h o o k in d irectly b y g u a ra n te e ­
in g b o n d s is s u e d to fin a n c e th e p ro je c t.
G r o p p e r e v e n w e n t so fa r as to jo i n th e
R ep u b lican P arty in o rd e r to p u rsu e h is and
M r. G ru m e t’s p riv ate interests.
It w as the d ilig en ce o f th e In d ep en d en t
m em b ers o f the T o w n sh ip C o m m ittee th at
th w arted th is sp ecial-in terest h andout. T h e
p ro jec t w as ap p ro v ed , b u t o n ly after steps
w e re ta k e n to m a k e c le a r th a t o n ly th o se
w ho realize th e b en efits o f th e n ew sew ers
w ill p ay fo r them .
It co m es as n o g reat su rp rise th a t M r.
G ru m e t is d is tre s s e d b y th e In d e p e n d e n t
m a jo rity . W e h a v e su c c e e d e d in k e e p in g
h is h a n d s o u t o f h is n e ig h b o r ’s p o c k e ts .
(T h e fa c t th a t o u r sc ru tin y o f th e p ro je c t
a ls o re s u lte d in a $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 n e t s a v in g is
o b v i o u s l y n o t e n o u g h to s a t i s f y M r.
G rum et.)
F in a lly , it sh o u ld b e n o te d th a t p rio r
R ep u b lican ad m in istratio n s g av e th e sew er
issue little m o re th an lip serv ice th ro u g h o u t
th e 1980s. It w as n o t un til th ey started re g ­
u la rly lo s in g e le c tio n s th a t th e y saw th e
p o litic a l v a lu e o f b u y in g v o te s w h e re v e r
they could, an d at w h a te v er ex p en se to th e
p ublic at large.
R e s i d e n t s o f th e H i l l s / E s t a t e s o f
H o lm d e l w e r e m a n i p u l a t e d b y th e
R e p u b lic a n o rg a n iz a tio n fo r th e s in g u la r
p u rp o s e o f k e e p in g an e x p o s e d a n d d is ­
cred ited p o litical m ach in e in pow er.
M r. G ru m e t se e m s to b e a m o n g th e
few in H o lm d e l to h a v e n o t c a u g h t o n to
th e ir cy n ical g am es. O r p e rh ap s h e is sim ­
p ly su p p o rtin g G ro p p e r a n d F e rris in th e
h o p e th a t they w ill y e t fin d a w ay to sh o v e
th e c o s t o f h is s e w e r s o n to th e r e s t o f
H o lm d e l’s tax p ay ers.
ERNIE COTE
Holmdel
Andy Indy dines at Ponderosa
Carolyn Rose, 3 K im C o u rt, H azlet,, w o n a free d in n e r fo r tw o th is w ee k for
finding A ndy In d y in th e A ug. 19 issue o f th e Ind ep en d en t.
A ndy w as h id d e n in an a d v ertise m en t o n P ag e 23 fo r P o n d ero sa, 1872 R oute 35
south, M iddleto w n , in bo th th e B ay sh o re and M id d leto w n editio n s.
R o s e ’s en try w as th e first one draw n fro m am ong th o se co rrectly id en tify in g the
carto o n c h a ra c te r’s hid in g place.
S he w ill g et a free d in n e r fo r tw o at H a n n a h ’s R estau ran t, R oute 35, E atontow n.
E ach w eek, th e In d e p e n d e n t’s m asco t, A n d y Indy, is h id d en in 'a d ifferen t ad v er­
tisem ent and read ers are in v ited to find him . A n entry fo rm fo r the co n test can be
fo u n d elsew h ere in the paper. T h e d ead lin e fo r entries each w eek is M onday.
In e q u ity in H Y A L
O n J u n e 2 1 , th e r e w e re tw o A ll- S ta r
g am es b e in g p la y ed sim u ltan eo u sly at the
H o lm d el Y o u th A th letic L eag u e com plex.
O n e w a s a g i r l s ’ g a m e a n d th e o th e r , a
b o y s ’ gam e.
T h e b o y s ’ g am e w as a n n o u n c e d p lay b y -p lay o n a P A sy stem by the p resid en t o f
the league. H is son h ap p en ed to hav e been
o n th a t team . T h e g irls ’ g am e w as to tally
ig n o re d by th e p re s id e n t w h o se d a u g h te r
w as on th at team .
W h e n q u e s tio n e d a b o u t th is , h e sa id
th at th ere w as o n ly one P A system and he
to o k th e re sp o n sib ility o f u sin g it fo r the
b o y s ’ gam e.
W h a t w e d o n ’t u n d e r s t a n d is , w h y
a n n o u n c e a n y o f th e g a m e s ? T h e o n ly
g lo ry fo r the g irls th at d ay w as w hen a p a r­
e n t a sk e d th e p re s id e n t to h a v e so m eo n e
a n n o u n c e th e ir n a m e s fo r th e ir p la q u e s .
T h ey d id this fo r th e boys, too.
T h e in term ed iate girls w ere sup p o sed to
h av e a p la y -o ff series after all th eir sch ed ­
u le d g a m e s w e re p la y e d . T h is w a s c a n ­
c e le d b y th e p re s id e n t. T o q u o te h im , “ I
a r b itr a r ily c a n c e le d th e g ir ls p la y - o f f s ,
becau se th e b oys are n o t fin ish ed w ith th eir
seaso n .”
W e fe e l th is w a s u n f a ir to th e g ir ls ,
b e c a u s e th e y h a d to p la y m a n y o f th e ir
g am es o ff th e H Y A L field in o rd er to fin ­
ish th eir season on tim e and also g ive the
b o y s th e fie ld s to fin is h th e ir sc h e d u le d
gam es.
B y a g re e in g to p la y o f f th e c o m p le x ,
the g irls team s w ere to ld they co u ld have
th eir p lay-offs.
P lay in g o u r g am es o ff the H Y A L c o m ­
plex m ad e a lo t o f p eo p le u n co m fo rta b le,
esp ecially o n w eek en d s. W e d id n o t hav e
a cc e ss to any b a th ro o m fa c ilitie s o r te le ­
pho n es fo r em erg en cy purposes.
W e re c e n tly fo u n d o u t th a t w h ile o u r
girls team s w ere p u ttin g th em selv es o u t to
p lay at o th er fields in tow n (ex. — M id dle
R o a d S c h o o l ) th e H Y A L f i e l d s w e r e
em pty, n o t b eing u sed by any o f th e boys
team s.
In th e 11 y e a rs th a t w e h a v e b e e n in ­
v o lv ed in the H Y A L , this is th e first tim e
that w e hav e n o ticed such d isreg ard fo r the
g irls ’ softball program .
It is a p p a re n t th a t th e g irls a re b e in g
treated as seco n d -class citizens.
W e are co n sid erin g th e fo rm atio n o f a
c o m m ittee to see w h a t fu rth e r actio n w ill
b e taken.
W e w an t p arity fo r th e girls!
SUSAN SCHLEIN
MARIA VIGNOLA
Hazlet parents
F O R
T H E
R E C O R D
Prudence Marino is a d m in is tr a tiv e
a s s is ta n t to th e b o a rd s e c r e ta r y f o r th e
M a ta w a n -A b e rd e e n B o a rd o f E d u c a tio n .
T his in fo rm atio n w as in co rrect in the A ug.
19 issue o f the Independent.
Monmouth County SCAT s p o n s o rs
tran sp o rtatio n o n ly to the B ay sh o re C o m ­
m u n ity H o sp ital’s sen io r c itiz e n s’ dinners.
T h e d in n e rs a re s p o n s o re d b y B a y s h o re
C o m m u n ity H o s p ita l. T h is in f o r m a tio n
w as in c o rre c t in th e A u g . 5 is su e o f th e
Independent.
T h e c o v e r p h o t o g r a p h on the A ug. 19
issue o f the In d ep en d en t w as not the p h o to ­
g ra p h m e a n t fo r p u b lic a tio n . T h e c o rre c t
p h otograph appears on P age 19.
THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 26, 1992
P U L S E ____________
T e n a n t h o u s e s till u s e fu l to fa r m
New cinema
improvement
or hassle?
B y M a rk R o n d e a u
H O L M D E L — I f y o u ’v e d riv en by
L o n g street F arm and H o lm d el P ark a n y ­
tim e in the p a st year, you m a y h av e n o ­
ticed w o rk going on at th e h o u se across
th e street from the p a rk en trance.
T h is long, tw o-sto ry h o u se w as once
th e t e n a n t h o u s e f o r w o r k e r s o f
L o n g street Farm .
T he fo rm erly v ac a n t h o u se is b ein g
c o n v e r te d in to m u c h - n e e d e d o f f ic e s ,
storage space and sm all-p ro g ra m space
fo r L o n g s tr e e t F a rm , a h is to ric a l
d e m o n s t r a t i o n f a r m , a c c o r d i n g to
M o n m o u th C o u n ty h i s t o r i a n G a il
H unton.
W o r k o n th e h o u s e is c lo s e to
c o m p le tio n , w ith m a in ly la n d s c a p in g
left to do, she added.
According to the M o n m o u th
C ounty H isto rical S ites In v en to ry fo rm ,
“T he L o n g street F arm T e n a n t H o u se is
a s ig n if ic a n t c o n tr ib u tin g e le m e n t o f
L o n g street F arm .”
It adds th at this farm “ is an ex cellen t
and unusually co m p lete ex am p le o f the
p r o s p e r o u s 1 9 th c e n tu r y f a r m s te a d s
o n ce ty p ical o f th e D u tch -settle d areas
o f N ew Jersey .”
S k e t c h b y C o n n i e W y n n -S m ith
B e sid e s th e m ain h o u se , th e te n a n t
R E N O V A T IO N P R O JE C T
ho u se is the o n ly o th er resid en tial ho u se
W o rk h a s b e e n g o in g o n a t th is h o u s e , w h ic h w a s o n c e a te n a n t h o u s e fo r
at th e farm .
w o r k e r s a t L o n g s t r e e t F a r m . It i s b e i n g c o n v e r t e d i n t o m u c h - n e e d e d o f f i c e s , s t o r ­
a g e s p a c e a n d s m a ll- p r o g ra m s p a c e fo r th e h is to ric a l d e m o n s tr a tio n fa rm .
C o n s tr u c te d in s e v e ra l s e c tio n s in
th e m id d le o f la s t c e n tu r y , th e h o u se
f i r s t a p p e a r s o n 1 8 5 8 in s u r a n c e r e c o r d s f o r J o h n a th a n
19th-century im m ig ran t fa rm w o rk ers, and th e reg io n al farm
L o n g s tr e e t’s fa rm as a I6 -b y -1 8 -fo o t “te n a n t h o u s e ,” th e
e c o n o m y .”
inventory adds.
The wood-framed farm w o rk e rs ’ d w e llin g c o n sists o f
L a te r in su ra n c e p o lic ie s o n th e p ro p e rty , in a d d itio n to
fo u r sectio n s jo in e d to g eth er to fo rm an L -sh a p ed plan. T he
c e n s u s d a ta a n d p r o p e r ty m a p s , d o c u m e n t th e h o u s e ’s
earliest p o rtio n d ates to th e m id 19th cen tu ry . T w o additions
p h y s ic a l e v o lu tio n a s w e ll a s its c o n tin u e d f u n c tio n as
w ere added in th e late 19th cen tu ry . A k itc h en w ing on the
h ousing fo r ten an t farm ers fo r L o n g street F arm , acco rd in g to
n o rth e rn m o s t s e c tio n o f th e h o u s e w a s a d d e d s o m e tim e
th e inventory.
aro u n d 1915, th e in v en to ry states.
“The tenant house n o t o n ly c o n t r i b u t e s to th e
T h e e x te rio r o f th e h o u se re ta in s its early 2 0 th cen tu ry
sig n ifican ce o f th e s ite ’s p h y sic al in te g rity ,” th e in v e n to ry
ap p earan ce, ex ce p t fo r a m etal ro o f w h ich w as p lace d over
c o n tin u e s, “ it is a lso a s ig n ific a n t e le m e n t o f th e h is to ric
the orig in al w o o d -sh in g le ro o f early th is cen tu ry , according
co n tex t and in terp re ta tio n o f L o n g stree t F arm , th e liv e s o f
to th e inventory.
L E T T E R S _________
D uring the p ast six m o n th s, w e have a t­
te n d e d n u m e ro u s m e e tin g s re g a rd in g th e
S p e c ia l I m p r o v e m e n t D is t r ic t c o n c e p t.
F ro m d ay o n e, w e hav e b ee n o p p o se d to
th is concept.
W e feel th at this p ro g ram sh o u ld have
b e e n d ro p p e d m o n th s ag o . If th e m a y o r
an d cou n cil rep resen ted the m ajo rity o f the
p e o p le in s te a d o f a fe w s e lf - m o tiv a te d
o n es, th is boro u g h w o u ld n o t be divided.
It h a s b e e n s a id th a t th e C h a m b e r o f
C o m m e r c e is n o w s p l it ; h o w e v e r , th e
c h a m b e r n e v e r su p p o rte d th e S ID im p le ­
m e n ta tio n , o n ly th e fu n d in g ($ 5 ,0 0 0 ) fo r
re s e a rc h in g its c o n c e p t a n d its a b ility to
w o rk o r n o t w o rk in K eyport.
T h e first item on the a g e n d a o f the A ug.
11 c o u n c il m e e tin g w a s to ta b le o r n o t
table the S ID o rdinance. W e o b ject to the
w ay th e c o u n c il ad d resse d th e o p p o sitio n
to the program .
W e a re n o t b a c k s ta b b e rs , n o r a re w e
tro u b le m a k e rs. W e a re ta x p a y e rs, v o te rs,
b u sin e ss o p e ra to rs and c o m m e rc ia l p ro p ­
e rty o w n e rs o f th e b o ro u g h . T h e re is n o
rig h t o r w ro n g - th is is ju s t th e m a jo rity
ru les, w h ich should hav e b ee n realized by
th e m ay o r and state officials.
I t ’s a sham e th at the m a y o r and co u n cil
co u ld not m ake this d e cisio n on th e ir o w n
o r c o u ld n o t rec o g n iz e th e lo o m in g p ro b ­
le m s w ith th e D e p a rtm e n t o f C o m m u n ity
A ffairs p u llin g o u t o f th e S ID p ro g ram .
T his is o u r last statem en t reg ard in g th e
S ID P rogram . P eace in K ey p o rt.
ED BURLEW
R e p re s e n tin g
O w n e rs a n d
C o m m e rc ia l P ro p e rty
B u s in e s s O p e ra to rs
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B y M a r il y n D u f f
100 Y EA R S A G O
A native of Poland e m p loy ed on M rs.
H arriett B ro w n ’s fa rm in H o lm d el as a la ­
b o re r w as a rre sted S atu rd ay by C o n stab le
P e te r M o r re ll f o r b e in g a fu g itiv e fro m
ju stice. T h e m an w as w an ted in Jersey C ity
fo r so m e m isd e m e a n o rs an d h a d sk ip p e d
his b ail. H is b o n d sm a n h e a rd th at h e w as
w o rk in g in H o lm d el and cam e d o w n h ere
to g et him . H e w as arrested and p lace d in
ch arg e o f his b o n d sm an at the h o tel, w h ile
C o n stab le M orrell arran g ed fo r a w ag o n to
ta k e th e m to th e sta tio n at H azlet. W h ile
the c o n stab le w as aw ay , the p riso n er m ade
a b re a k fo r h is lib e rty . H e ra n o u t o f th e
h otel an d into an ad jo in in g field , w ith his
b o n d sm an in ho t pu rsu it. T h e p riso n e r w as
o n ly a sprin ter, h o w ev er, and he w as soon
cau g h t and b ro u g h t b ac k to the h o tel, and
fro m th ere w as tak en o ff o n th e train.
William Heyer of P o rt M o n m o u th is
the o w n e r o f a M altese c a t w ith tw o se p a ­
r a te f e e t o n e a c h f o r e le g . T h e f e e t a re
perfectly fo rm ed and th e c a t is able to use
h e r ex tra c law s to g o o d ad v an ta g e, as she
can w hip any cat in the n eig h b o rh o o d . T he
cat is now 2 y ears old.
Jeff Godlewski, FLEETWOOD DRIVE,
HAZLET: I g u e s s w e a re , o th e r th a n th e
d ra w b a c k s fro m tra ffic . W e ’re n o t re a lly
th rille d , b u t it g iv e s so m e jo b s an d s tu ff
like that. W e ’re ju s t afraid o f all th e traffic
b ecau se F leetw o o d D rive is one o f th e m a­
jo r turn-offs.
Joe Lucania, M ILLER A V EN U E,
HOLMDEL: I d o n ’t th in k i t ’s an im p ro v e ­
m e n t to th e area. I t ’s a n ig h tm a re fo r u s
here th at w ill be going on all w eek (during
the opening). W e w o n ’t be able to get out
e v e n to m a k e th e to w n s h ip m e e tin g o n
W ed n esd ay . T h ey su rp rised us by p u ttin g
all th e inlets an d ou tlets h ere on R oute 35,
m ean in g w e get th e b ru n t o f it. T h ey (the
P lanning B oard) ch o se it on a 5-4 v o te and
w e w e re g o in g to c o m e d o w n a n d c o m ­
p lain. I t ’s a h o rren d o u s traffic condition.
75 Y EA R S A G O
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clayton
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th e ir so n , G e o rg e T h o m p so n C la y to n , o f
S a ra n a c L a k e h a v e b e e n v is itin g G e o rg e
T h o m p so n o f L in c ro ft. M r. C la y to n , w h o
w as u n til re c e n tly a re s id e n t o f L in c ro ft,
ex p ects to sail n ex t w e e k to C h ina, w here
h e w ill d o m issio n a ry w o rk . H e w as f o r ­
m erly e n g a g e d in th is w o rk in C h in a, b u t
w a s o b lig e d to g iv e it u p o n a c c o u n t o f
sickness. H e h as n o w fu lly reco v ered .
C . Boudewyns, an e x p e rt o n p o u ltry ,
w a s a g u e s t la s t w e e k o f T h e ro n M cC a m p b e ll o f H o lm d e l. H e p re p a re d p lan s
fo r a p o u ltry h o u se o n R am an essin farm fo r
M r. M cC am p b ell, an d th e p o u ltry ho u se is
n o w b e in g b u ilt by A a ro n W a rn e o f
Freneau.
50 Y EA R S A G O
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The Hazlet Fire Company at its m eet­
in g last w eek v oted to h o ld a tw o -n ig h t fair
a t th e f i r e h o u s e F r i d a y a n d S a tu r d a y
e v e n in g s , O c t. 16 a n d 17. F o r th e p a s t
sev eral y ears, th e c o m p an y has co n d u cted a
fair o f a w e e k ’s d u ratio n on its grounds on
s ta te H ig h w a y 3 5 . S e v e ra l m o n th s a g o ,
h o w e v e r, it w as in te n d e d to e lim in a te the
r e g u l a r f a i r th i s y e a r , w h ic h h a d b e e n
sch ed u led fo r th e w eek o f July, b ecau se o f
w ar co n d itio n s, d im -o u t re g u latio n s and the
im p re s s io n c re a te d a t th a t tim e b y n e w s
releases th a t the n atio n al and state officials
w o u ld n o t lo o k w ith fa v o r upon ev en ts o f
th is so rt in w artim e. W ith in recen t w eeks,
h o w e v e r , th e s e o f f ic ia ls h a v e p u b li c ly
s ta te d th a t v a r io u s g r o u p s s u c h a s f ir e
c o m p a n ie s a n d c h u r c h e s , w h o h a d h e ld
e v en ts o f th is sort in p rev io u s years, should
co n tin u e to h o ld th em this y ear if they saw
fit to d o so.
25 Y EA R S A G O
Wet roads and heavy fog
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Are you looking forward to
Wednesday's opening of the new Ha­
zlet Multiplex Cinemas on Route 35
and Miller Avenue? Do you feel it is an
improvement to the area?
Y ES T ER Y EA R
S I D p ro g ra m w a s w r o n g
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w e re p a r ­
t i a l l y r e s p o n s i b l e f o r 3 0 a c c i d e n t s in
M id d leto w n o v er the w eek end, p o lice said.
O n ly tw o re su lted in serious injuries.
The Union Beach B o ard o f E du catio n
an n o u n c e d to d ay ap p ro v al o f a T itle I d e ­
v e lo p m e n t re a d in g p ro g ra m , u n d e r a fe d ­
eral ed u catio n al assistan ce grant.
Herb Kupfer, GREENWAY, HAZLET:
M y an sw er is, I w a sn ’t fo r it from th e b e ­
ginning. W hat I w an ted w as adult an d se­
n i o r h o u s i n g u p th e r e . D id y o u k n o w
th e r e ’s a fiv e -y e a r w a itin g lis t at M id d le
R o ad V illage in H azlet? I f th at d o e s n 't cite
a need, I d o n ’t k n o w w hat does. I ju s t think
it w o u ld have m ade a b eau tifu l senior area.
W ith the 12 m ovies, th e y ’re going to draw
from o u tsid e o f tow n. T he tw o to w n m ovie
th eaters w e fo rm erly h ad failed. A ll I can
se e is d r a w in g p e o p le fr o m o u ts id e o f
H azlet, b rin g in g a lo t o f n o n -re sid e n ts to
th e a re a , g iv in g it a so rt o f h o n k y -to n k
atm osphere. I d o n ’t see that i t ’s g o in g to be
a g o o d ratab le 10 y ears fro m now .
Joseph Cooney, NEVADA DRIVE, HAZ­
LET: I th in k th e r a ta b le fo r th e to w n is
w o n d erfu l. I th in k it w ill be g o o d fo r th e
kids. T hey w o n ’t have to go all the w ay to
M id d leto w n to go th e m ovies. T h ey can go
rig h t h e re . I th in k it w ill b e n ic e fo r th e
tow n. T he only th in g I ’m w o rry in g about is
the traffic p ro b lem rig h t aro u n d there. A re
they going to g o d o w n M iddle R o ad a lot
to get to th e m ov ies? W ill it be dangerous
fo r ch ild ren p lay in g outside?
Marvin Zaentzi, ORCHARD AVENUE,
HOLMDEL: I ’m n o t loo k in g fo rw ard to it at
all. I th in k it’s g o in g to tie up traffic and
m ak e it very d ifficu lt fo r us to get in and
out. D e sp ite im p ro v e m e n ts to th e M ille r
A venue ju g h a n d le s, I d o n ’t th in k they are
going to han d le the traffic.
Mildred Emerian, MILLER AVENUE
HOLMDEL: F o r m e, I th in k it’s going to b e
a detrim en t b ecause o f traffic. I ’m looking
fo rw a rd to th e (ro ad ) w o rk g e ttin g d o n e.
R ig h t now i t ’s a little inco n v en ien t, but not
that m uch. I d o n ’t go to m o v ies th at m uch.
It w o u ld be c o n v e n ie n t b ecau se i t ’s clo se
by, b u t i t ’s a ls o in c o n v e n ie n t b e c a u se o f
traffic.
Jim Dericks, STANFORD DRIVE, HAZ­
LET: I ’m re a l h a p p y Jo e D e V irg ilio (th e
P la n n in g B o a rd c h a irm a n ) is a b le to do
som ething g o o d fo r th e students, since the
p r e - o p e n in g T h u r s d a y w ill b e n e f i t th e
R aritan H igh S chool B o o ster C lub.
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D u rin g the p ast y ear, w e hav e h e ard a
great deal ab o u t sexual assault an d sexual
h a ra s sm e n t as th e m e d ia b ro u g h t sev eral
n a tio n a lly re n o w n e d c a se s rig h t in to o u r
living room s.
S uch ex p o su re le ft m an y feelin g w elleducated on the subject, but how m uch did
w e really learn?
In a d d i t i o n , w ith th i s p r o c l a i m e d
k n o w led g e, w hat are w e d o in g to stop sex ­
ual assault?
T h is m o n th is N a t i o n a l S to p R a p e
M o n th , a n d a p p r o p r ia t e ly so . It is th e
m o n th in w h ic h ra p e is m o s t fre q u e n tly
rep o rted to occur.
T h e R a p e C a r e P r o g r a m o f th e
W o m e n ’s C e n te r o f M o n m o u th C o u n ty
ex p erien ces d ram atic in creases d u ring the
s u m m e r m o n th s , as r e q u e s ts fo r s e rv ic e
triple d u ring this tim e.
T h is sum m er has b een n o exception. It
leads one to w o n d er w hy, if w e are c la im ­
ing to be m ore inform ed on th e subject, are
c rim es o f sex u al assau lt still o c c u rrin g in
increasing num bers?
O ne o f th e m ost ap p aren t reaso n s is th at
there still exists a g reat relu ctan ce to let go
o f th e h a rm fu l m y th s s u r ro u n d in g w h a t
sexual assault is.
T h ere is still a trem en d o u s tendency to
q u estio n th e v ic tim ’s beh av io r, rath er than
ex am in e th e p erp e tra to r’s behavior.
T his serves n o t only as a g reat injustice
to in d iv id u al su rv iv o rs, b u t also to all the
m em bers o f a society in w h ich on e in fo u r
w o m en and o ne in sev en m en w ill b e sex u ­
ally assaulted.
B elieving th e m yths an d failing to look
at the real causes o f sexual assault p revent
us from h av in g to accep t any resp o n sib ility
to b e c o m e in v o lv e d w ith in i ti a ti n g th e
ch an g e n ecessary to stop this serious social
problem .
O u r f ir s t re s p o n s ib ility is to e d u c a te
o urselv es about sexual assault.
T h e m e d ia c o v e ra g e o f th e la s t y e a r
m ad e us aw are, but it did n o t serve to ed u ­
c ate us.
W e need to reject the m yths an d accept
the facts.
W e need to u n d erstan d th e cau ses and
p lace the blam e w here it really belongs.
T h en w e n e e d to b e c o m e in v o lv e d by
ex p ressin g o u r concern and outrage.
W e n e e d to c o m m u n ic a te w ith e a c h
o th e r and w ith o u r state legislators.
W e n e e d to s u p p o r t r a p e - c r is is p r o ­
gram s th rough inv o lv em en t and donations.
D e sp ite th e c o n tin u a lly in c re a sin g d e ­
m a n d f o r s e r v ic e s , r a p e - c r i s i s c e n te r s
across the state hav e receiv ed no increases
in fu nding fo r fo u r years.
In s o m e c a s e s , f u n d i n g h a s b e e n
reduced.
H ow can th is h ap p en w ith a crim e th a t
strik es th e lives o f so m any?
H a v e w e b e c o m e c o m p la c e n t in ju s t
kno w in g sexual assault exists?
A w aren ess is certain ly th e first step to
sto p p in g ra p e , b u t w ith o u t actio n , ch an g e
w ill n o t occur.
W e m u s t a ll p la y a p a r t in e ff e c tin g
change.
E v e ry o n e ’s inv o lv em en t is needed if w e
are ever to stop rape.
O u r g o a l s h o u ld be to m a k e a S to p
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K E Y P O R T — “I t ’s a p la c e w h ere I feel
v e ry c o m f o rta b le , w ith o ld fr ie n d s , a n d
g reat tim es,” ex p lain ed T ex H o stru p w hen
asked about the K ey p o rt Y ach t C lu b , w here
she h as b e e n a m e m b e r fo r m o re th a n 4 0
years.
H e r ten u re at th e v en e ra b le b o a tin g and
social club, h o w ev er, rep re sen ts ju s t a fra c ­
tio n o f its history.
F o u n d e d in 1 9 0 5 , th e c lu b h a s g o n e
th ro u g h m any ch an g es sin ce its beg in n in g s
a s a s a i l i n g c lu b w ith g r e a t a c c e s s to
K ey p o rt H arbor.
T he clu b sits at th e fo o t o f F ro n t S treet
in the boro u g h in the sectio n th at w as once
called L o ck p o rt — K e y p o rt, L o c k p o rt, g et
it?
The club’s members are fairly ev en ly
d iv i d e d b e tw e e n h a r d - c o r e s a i lo r s a n d
social m em b ers like H ostrup.
H o stru p e x p la in e d th a t h e r h u sb a n d , a
f o r m e r m e m b e r o f th e c l u b ’ s b o a r d o f
directo rs, had a y ach t w h e n th ey jo in e d th e
club in the early 1950s, b u t sin ce h e r h u s­
b a n d ’s d e a th sh e h a s u s e d th e c lu b a s a
social hub.
“ L ik e a lo t o f fo lk s a ro u n d K e y p o rt, I
hav e relied o n th is p lace like an o ld frien d ,”
H o stru p said.
S u san L itw inski, w h o se h u sb a n d R o b ert
is co m m o d o re o f th e c lu b , sa id th e y ac h t
clu b is sim ply a g reat p la c e to h an g o u t on
the w eekends and evenings.
“W e ’ll co m e fo r th e cock tail ho u rs, th e
d a n c e s, an d o n th e w e e k en d s fo r th e sail­
in g ,” L itw inski said.
T h e c l u b ’s s a ilin g m e m b e rs c o m p e te
every su m m er ag ain st o th e r lo c al clu b s in
races and reg attas all o v e r th e N ew Jersey
coast.
T h e j u n i o r m e m b e r s a ls o c o m p e t e ,
u sin g racin g sailb o ats fro m th e c lu b ’s c o l­
lection.
O n a r e c e n t e v e n in g a t th e c lu b , th e
c o z y , w o o d -trim m e d b a rro o m w a s n e a rly
fu ll o f m em b e rs and th e ir g u ests e n jo y in g
d rin k s an d a g reat v iew o f th e harbor.
S o m e o f the g ro u p g ath e red aro u n d the
tro p h y c a se s h o u sin g y e a rs o f h o n o rs fo r
c lu b m e m b e rs a n d te a m s. O th e rs p e ru se d
th e o ld p h o to s th a t lin e th e w a lls o f th e
clubhouse.
H o stru p sa id th a t d u rin g th e su m m e r,
th ere is m o re em p h asis o n sailin g and b o a t­
ing, w h ile d u rin g th e w in ter, so cial asp ects
b eco m e m o re im portant.
“ T h e r e ’s s o m e th in g g o in g o n y e a r ro u n d h e re,” she lau g h ed .
H o s tru p , a n u n o ff ic ia l c lu b h is to ria n ,
e x p la in e d th a t th e c lu b w a s fo u n d e d as
m a in ly a sa ilin g c lu b , b u t o v e r th e y e a rs
g a in e d m o re a n d m o re m e m b e rs w h o
o w n ed m o to r bo ats and p o w e re d yachts.
N ow , she says, th e em p h asis h as shifted
m o re to w ard sailing, alth o u g h m an y m e m ­
b ers still o w n p o w ered boats.
“There’s all kinds h ere , in clu d in g folks
lik e m e w ho d o n ’t o w n a b o a t at all,” said
H ostrup.
H o s tr u p s a id th a t th e c lu b is a lw a y s
lo y a l t o its m o s t a c ti v e m e m b e r s . F o r
in sta n c e , w h e n h e r h u sb a n d p a ss e d aw ay ,
H o s tr u p w a s im m e d i a te l y m a d e a li f e
m em b er, ex em p t fro m y early dues.
“ T h a t w a s a g r e a t h e lp , b e c a u s e so
m u ch o f m y so cia l life is c e n te re d h e re ,”
said H ostrup.
L itw in sk i sa id th a t sh e h o p e s th e c lu b
w ill co n tin u e to be a presen ce in to th e n e x t
c e n tu r y in K e y p o r t, a s m o r e a n d m o re
y o u n g p eo p le b e co m e in terested in sailing.
“ A s a h o b b y , i t ’s g re a t fu n an d g o o d
w ay to k ee p in sh ap e,” sh e said . “A n d o n a
b eau tifu l su m m er day, y o u c a n ’t b eat b eing
o u t o n th e w a te r.”
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By Lauren Jaeger
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A B E R D E E N — A b e rd e e n ’s S trath m o re
sew ag e tre a tm e n t p la n t is e x p e c te d to tie
into th e M ataw an p u m p in g station as early
as n ex t sp ring, or so m etim e n e x t sum m er,
as p art o f th e state-m an d ated p ro ject w hich
r e q u i r e s w a s te to g o to th e B a y s h o r e
R eg io n al S ew erage A u th o rity in K eyport.
“W e w ill be ad v ertisin g fo r co n stru ctio n
bids on A ug. 2 8 ,” said M ike K elly , e x e c u ­
tiv e d ir e c to r fo r th e A b e rd e e n T o w n s h ip
M u n icip al U tilities A u th o rity . “ T h e re w ill
be a Sept. 23 deadlin e. B y D ec. 1, w e w ill
a w a r d th e c o n t r a c t f o r th e A b e r d e e n
S tr a th m o re p u m p in g s ta tio n /f o r c e m a in
p ro ject.”
T h e th re e to w n s h ip se w a g e tre a tm e n t
p lants w ill be co n v erted in to p u m p in g sta­
tions by 1995, w hich is th e sta te ’s dead lin e
to have the w o rk done.
The Department of E n v ir o n m e n ta l
P ro tectio n p erm it to allow th e w o rk to b e ­
gin w as recen tly receiv ed b y th e to w n sh ip .
N e x t in lin e w ill b e th e c o n v e rs io n o f
th e C li f f w o o d B e a c h a n d R iv e r g a r d e n
sew age treatm en t plan ts into p u m p in g sta­
tions. T he co n stru ctio n w o rk o n th is d o u b le
p r o j e c t w ill b e e x p e c t e d to ta k e p la c e
around Jan u ary 1994.
“ C liffw o o d B e a c h re q u ire s a C o a s ta l
A b e rd e e n
A reas F acilities R eview A ct perm it to p ro ­
tect the w etlan d s,” K elly ex p lain ed , stress­
in g th a t th i s w a s f a r m o r e d i f f i c u l t to
re ceiv e th an the stan d ard D E P perm it. “T he
p erm it p ro ced u re is tim e -c o n su m in g .”
T h e en tire p ro jec t, w hich w ill c o st a to ­
tal o f $15.9 m illio n , w as m an d ated to p re ­
v en t treated sew age fro m b ein g d isch arg ed
lo cally in to the R a ritan B ay. In stead , it will
b e d is c h a r g e d in to th e o c e a n u n d e r th e
s ta te ’s m aste r w aste w ater plan.
The money to fund th e p ro je c t is p ro ­
v id e d u n d e r a 2 0 -y e a r b o n d a p p ro v e d by
th e S ta te D e p a rtm e n t o f C o m m u n ity A f­
fairs.
T h e c o s ts in c lu d e an a n tic ip a te d $6.5
m illio n in co n n ectio n fees. T h e re st o f the
m o n ey w ill be u sed fo r the co n stru ctio n o f
p ip e s , th e fo rc e m a in a n d th re e p u m p in g
s ta tio n s , as w e ll as c o s ts to w a rd d e sig n ,
p erm its an d p ro fessio n als.
A b e rd e e n h a s a lso a llo tte d to K e y p o rt
$ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 fo r im p ro v em en ts to th e park in g
lo ts and p ip es in an ag reem en t b etw een the
to w n s , b e c a u s e o f th e i n c o n v e n i e n c e s
in v o lv ed in go in g th ro u g h th e to w n to link
up w ith the B R S A .
A T M U A d ir e c to r w a n ts m o r e
r e s id e n ts to a tte n d m e e tin g s
By Lauren Jaeger
A B E R D E E N — I t is n o t v e r y w e llk n o w n b y m a n y r e s id e n ts , b u t th e A b ­
e rd e e n T o w n sh ip M u n ic ip a l U tilitie s A u ­
thority has a special lo catio n fo r th e p ublic
to a ir its c o m p la in ts a n d re q u e s ts — an d
that p lace is n o t T ow n H all.
Instead, m eeting s are h eld th e th ird and
fo u r th T h u rs d a y s o f e v e ry m o n th at th e
C o lonial-style A T M U A b u ild in g o n N o b le
Place, in sid e th e S trath m o re d ev elo p m en t.
T h e m e e tin g s b e g in at 7 p .m . a n d la st
fo r about tw o hours.
“ A lo t o f p e o p le c o m p la in a b o u t th e
u tilitie s au th o rity , b u t n o o n e e v e r sh o w s
up at o u r m eetin g s,” said M ik e K elly , e x ­
ecutive director.
“There are decisions to b e m ad e c o n ­
cern in g p o licies an d p ro g ress o n p ro je c ts,”
K e lly a d d e d . “I t ’s u p to m e to k e e p th e
(A T M U A ) b o ard in fo rm ed about the u tili­
ties au th o rity .”
T h ere are fiv e m em b ers serving o n th e
A T M U A board, and each serves a fiv e-y ear
term . A ll m e m b e rs are a p p o in te d b y th e
T ow nship C ouncil.
“I t ’s m u ch easier to criticize a p ro b lem
th a n c o rre c t a p ro b le m ,” h e a d d ed , so m e ­
th in g he k n o w s from b ein g an o fficial w ho
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dents.
T h e m e e tin g s h a v e b e e n d isa p p o in tin g
to K elly , w h o c o n tin u es to striv e fo r a la rg ­
e r turn o u t.
For instance, a s p e c ia l m e e tin g w a s
h e ld A ug. 19 about th e special p erm it n ee d ­
e d fo r p u m p in g -s ta tio n c o n v e rs io n a t the
C liffw o o d B each and R iv erg ard en sections
o f th e tow n ship .
T h e p ro je c t is p a rt o f a m u lti-m illio n
d o lla r p la n to h o o k u p w ith th e B a y sh o re
R eg ion al S ew erag e A uth o rity .
K e lly sen t o u t 2 0 0 ce rtifie d le tte rs a n ­
no u n cin g the special m eeting.
“ O n ly tw o la d i e s s h o w e d u p ( a t th e
m e e tin g ),” K elly said.
T h e A T M U A ’s n e x t m e e tin g w ill b e
h e ld T h u rsd ay night.
‘A l o t o f p e o p l e c o m p l a i n
a b o u t t h e u t ilit ie s a u th o r ity ,
but n o o n e ev er sh o w s up at
o u r m e e t in g s .’
M ike Kelly
A TM U A E x e c u tiv e D ire c to r
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A ll w e e k
Volunteers needed for child c a re and
driving by M anna H o u se, 640 Cliffwood
A ve., Cliffwood B e a ch . F o r m ore inform a­
tion, call 5 66 -8 77 4.
Eve ry M onday
Parents Anonymous invites stre sse d out p arents to join the group at M anna
H o u se, 6 40 Cliffwood A v e ., 7-9 p.m. Call
in a d v a n ce about child ca re at 566-8774.
F rid a y a n d T u e s d a y
Survivors of Incest A nonym ous, 12-
step, self-help program for people over 18
w ho h a ve suffered sex u a l ab u se , held at
M ataw an United M ethodist C h u rch , 478
Atlantic A v e ., 9 :3 0 -1 0 :3 0 a.m . T u e s d a y
and 7-9 p.m. Friday. F o r m ore information,
call 5 66 -8 15 2 or 5 66 -2 99 6.
S a tu rd a y
Country and Western Night at the
M ataw an E lk s Lod g e 2 41 7, 332
M onastery L a n e , A b erdeen . C h u ckw a g o n
buffet, dancing, c a s h bar, 8 p.m . Tickets,
$ 10. For information, call 566-5225.
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Photograph by Rich Schultz
L IT T L E L IS A
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Adam Hill (r), a performer with the Great American Circus, introduces 4-yearold Lisa, his 1,250-pound elephant, to the residents of Manna House, Cliffwood
Beach. The circus made a surprise visit recently to the transitional home for
unwed mothers and their children.
E d u c a to r e x c ite d
r e tu r n in g
ab o u t
to te a c h in g
By Lauren Jaeger____________________
A B E R D E E N — “ Y es, it is b rav e fo r m e
to g o b a c k ,” sa id A n n e B o y d , w h o w ill
re tu rn to th e M a ta w a n -A b e rd e e n S c h o o l
D istric t, a fte r she lo s t 120 d a y s ’ p ay and
p ay increases fo r th e 1991-92 school year.
S h e h a d b e e n f o u n d g u il ty in c o u r t o f
“u n b eco m in g c o n d u ct fo r a teac h er.”
B o y d , a te a c h e r fo r th e d is tr ic t s in c e
j l 9 6 9 , h as b e en a ss ig n e d to a fifth -g ra d e
class at the C liffw o o d E le m e n ta ry S ch o o l
fo r th e 1992-93 sch o o l year.
“ I g o in e v e ry y ea r, say in g , ‘I w ill do
m y b est fo r w h ate v e r k id s I get. I w ill try
u n iq u e an d c re a tiv e id eas th a t are fu n ,’ ”
she said.
S tate C o m m issio n e r o f E d u catio n John
E llis ru led July 10 th a t the in cid en t, w hich
to o k p la ce at th e L lo y d R o a d E le m e n ta ry
S ch o o l o n M arch 11, 1991, w as a sin g le
o n e an d “ n o t p r e m e d ita te d , c ru e l o r
v ic io u s.”
Thirteen students w h o t e s t i f i e d in
c o u rt said th a t B o y d u sed fo rce to o pen a
d o o r w h ich a stu d en t h eld clo sed w ith his
foot. S hortly after the p ran k , B o y d struck
th e six th -g rad e b o y on the ch eek , the w it­
n esses said.
B u t B o y d m a in ta in s th a t sh e fe ll
th ro u g h the d o o r an d accidently p u sh ed the
boy in th e p ro cess.
“I d id n o th in g w ro n g ,” said B oyd at an
in te r v ie w in h e r F a ir H a v e n h o m e la s t
w e e k . “ M y h a n d w as p u sh in g th e d o o r
o p en . I stu m b led , flew out o f th e d o o r. I
n e v e r h it a child. I n e v er ev en h it m y ow n
d a u g h te r.”
A fte r h e a rin g b o th sid e s o f th e sto ry ,
A d m in istrativ e L aw Ju d ge B ru ce C am pbell
h ad ru led M ay 21 th a t B oyd “ did ad m in is­
te r c o rp o ra l p u n is h m e n t ... b y th e u se o f
u n n e c e s s a ry a n d u n w a r r a n te d fo rc e an d
w ith th e in te n tio n to p u n ish h im (the stu ­
d e n t).”
B o y d w as n o t p erm itted to retu rn fo r the
rest o f the sch o o l year. S he ca lle d the inci­
d en t the w o rst thin g th at e v e r h ap p en ed to
h er in h e r e n tire life.
“Thank God for m y friends; I c o u ld n ’t
h ave su rv iv ed o th erw ise,” she said. “T his
c o u ld have d estro y e d m e .”
L au ra C h ristian so n , an o th er sixth-grade
teac h er at th e L lo y d R o ad sch ool, feels that
the w hole in cid en t w as a m isun d erstan d in g .
“ I b eliev e it w as a total accid en t,” said
C h ristian so n . “I w o rk ed w ith h er fo r seven
o r e i g h t y e a r s ... I
t h i n k m o s t te a c h e r s
feel b ad ly w hen so m e­
th in g b ad h a p p e n s to
an o th er teac h er.”
A f te r lo s in g h e r
te a c h in g
p o s itio n ,
B o y d e a rn e d h e r re a l
estate licen se and c o n ­
c e n trated on th a t venture. S h e also d ev o ted
h e r e n e rg ie s to o th e r
________ s
in terests, su ch as c o l­
lectin g antiques.
Anne Boyd
In th e m e a n tim e ,
B o y d fe e ls u p b e a t a b o u t re tu rn in g to h e r
first love, and esp ecially ab o u t teach in g at
C liffw o o d E lem en tary School.
“ I ’m lo o k in g fo rw a rd to w o rk in g w ith
B etty R ebarick. T h e re ’s no q u estio n in m y
m in d th a t s h e ’s a su p e rb p r in c ip a l,” sh e
said. “I ’m am az ed at w h at she d id to that
school. She d eserves a lo t o f cred it fo r tu rn ­
ing aro u n d th e school. I ’m to tally am azed
by th a t.”
Boyd, who loves to teach creativ e w rit­
in g , a n tic ip a te s h a v in g th e f if th - g r a d e r s
w rite and ev en tu a lly p erfo rm in th eir ow n
p lay, p u b lish a creativ e w riting jo u rn a l and
perh ap s hav e p ieces read from th e jo u rn als
on cab le television.
A lso, she w o u ld like to co n cen trate on
le a rn in g a b o u t th e w o rld ’s m an y c u ltu re s
by h a v in g s tu d e n ts fill o u t a fa m ily tre e
w ith th e h e lp o f th e ir g ra n d p a r e n ts , an d
th en brin g in an ethnic dish o f fo o d “fo r a
lu n ch eo n en jo y ed by all.”
B o y d w o u ld also lik e to e m b a rk o n a
n ew p ro je c t o f “ b rin g in g th e c o m m u n ity
in to th e school.”
F o r instance, if a ch ild w an ts to d esig n a
new p lay g ro u n d fo r the yard, a lo cal a rch i­
tect m ay w ant to act as a m entor.
L a u ra G ro s s m a n , a n o th e r s ix th -g ra d e
t e a c h e r w h o k n e w B o y d f o r a b o u t s ix
years, p raised h e r talen ts and innovations.
“She was an excellent te a c h e r ,” sh e
said. “ S he sta rte d c re a tiv e w ritin g (in the
sch o o ls) lo n g b efo re o th er p eo p le th o u g h t
o f it, such as h av in g students keep a jo u r­
n a l. S h e ’s a su p e rb s c ie n c e te a c h e r, an d
v ery k n o w led g eab le o f p lants, an im als and
b ird s. I th in k i t ’s ju s t a sh am e th is (in c i­
dent) h ap p en ed .”
E n th u siastic about teach in g again, B oyd
added, “I love m y jo b . T h is is how I id en ti­
fy m y self.”
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By Christine Menapace
Photograph by Rich Schultz
SAVING THE EARTH
Patricia Chorlton (I) and Olga Castell, both of Matawan, recycle plastic bottles
recently at the Matawan Plastics Recycling Center.
S c ra n to n to a s s u m e p o s t
o f b o r o u g h a d m in is tr a to r
By Christine Menapace
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M A T A W A N — J o s e p h R . S c r a n to n
w ill b e taking o v er as b o ro u g h ad m in istra­
to r this w eek.
S cranton w as ap p o in ted to th e p o sitio n
an d s w o rn in at th e B o ro u g h C o u n c il’s
A ug. 18 m eeting.
A ll m e m b e rs o f th e c o u n c il v o te d in
f a v o r o f th e a p p o i n t m e n t e x c e p t
C o u n c i l m a n M i c h a e l K id z u s , w h o
a b s ta in e d , a n d C o u n c ilm a n J a m e s S h e a ,
w ho v o ted against th e appointm ent.
S cran to n w as in terv ie w ed fo r th e p o si­
tion along w ith sev en o th e r p eo p le b y the
F in a n c e C o m m itte e o f th e c o u n c il. T h e
c o m m i t t e e in c l u d e s m e m b e r s E s t h e r
R inear, M arjorie C o ffey , K evin M an d ev ille
and Jo h n S hep h erd as an alternate.
S h e a s a i d h e v o t e d a g a i n s t th e a p ­
po in tm en t b ecau se h e “ w as n o t h ap p y th at
only fo u r peo p le p la y e d th e w h o le ro le o f
w hittling th at n u m b e r d o w n to tw o ,” re fe r­
rin g to the selection o f cand id ates.
H e ad d ed he also w as n o t p le a se d th a t
tw o can d id ates from M ataw an w ere n o t se­
lected.
Shea said he has n o th i n g p e r s o n a l
a g ain st S cran to n , b u t fe lt th a t fo rm e r A d ­
m i n is tr a t o r M ic h a e l P ip e r n o w a s m o r e
q u a lif ie d a c a d e m ic a lly a n d s h o u ld h a v e
stayed w ith th e boro u g h an o th e r tw o y ears
until h is retirem ent.
P ip e r n o r e s ig n e d f r o m th e p o s i t i o n
A p ril 21 a fte r M a y o r R o b e rt S h u e y a n ­
no u n ced in January th a t P ip ern o w o u ld not
b e re a p p o in te d to th e p o s itio n . S h e a an d
K idzus hav e both o p p o sed th e m o v e fo r a
new adm inistrator.
S h u e y s a id th a t h e s ta y e d o u t o f th e
pro cess to k eep it n o n -p o litical, and he felt
th a t th e c o n s u ltin g f irm , J e r s e y P r o f e s ­
sio n al M a n a g e m e n t C o rp o ra tio n o f C ra n ­
fo rd , d id an e x cellen t jo b .
“ W e d id it to ta lly p ro f e s s io n a lly ,” h e
said.
R in e ar said th at th e co m m ittee rev iew ed
50 ap p licatio n s and th e b o ro u g h w as lo o k ­
in g fo r so m e o n e w h o is a c e rtifie d c h ie f
fin an cial o fficer and fa m iliar w ith b u sin ess
ad m in istratio n . S h e said, th a t th e co m m ittee
ag reed 100 p e rcen t o n Scranton.
“I am v ery , very p le a se d ,” she said.
Coffey agreed, s a y in g , “ W e fe e l w e
hav e th e b est can d id a te .”
S cra n to n , a re s id e n t o f M o n ro e T o w n ­
sh ip , h a s b e e n a c e rtif ie d c h ie f fin a n c ia l
o ffic e r sin ce 1979 an d serv ed as b o ro u g h
a d m i n is tr a t o r in M o n r o e fr o m 1 9 7 6 to
1987. B efo re th at, h e w as e m p lo y e d w ith
T e c h n ic a l T e stin g In c ., H illsb o ro u g h , fo r
11 1/2 y e a r s , w h e re h e d e a lt w ith c o n ­
stru ctio n -m aterial testing.
H e w a s a ls o e m p lo y e d w ith th e sta te
D e p a rtm e n t o f C o m m u n ity A f f a ir s ’ M u ­
n icip al R ev italizatio n P ro g ram , fro m 1987
to 1990.
Scranton feels his b a c k g r o u n d w ill
b e n e fit th e b o ro u g h , e sp e c ia lly re g a rd in g
th e r e c e n t l y p u r c h a s e d B r o a d S t r e e t
S c h o o l, w h ic h is th e site fo r a p ro p o s e d
m u n icip al b u ild in g an d co m m u n ity center.
D u rin g h is tim e in M o n ro e , S c ra n to n
said th a t th e to w n sh ip in cre a sed its p o p u ­
la tio n fro m 1 0 ,0 0 0 to 2 3 ,0 0 0 p e o p le an d
b u ilt a n e w m u n ic ip a l c o m p le x , p o lic e
h ead q u arters and P u b lic W o rk s build in g .
S cran to n em p h asized , h o w ev er, th a t his
j o b is s t r ic t ly a p o li ti c a l. H e c a ll s it an
“ o p e ra tio n s - o rie n te d p o s itio n ,” a n d sa id
th at p o litical d ecisio n s are up to th e elected
o fficials.
A R e p u b lic a n , S c ra n to n s a id h e w a s
n e v e r ask ed his p arty affiliatio n d u rin g the
co u rse o f th e interview s.
“ I ’m v ery e x cited a b o u t th is,” h e added
M A T A W A N — A h earin g w ill be h eld
o n tw o p ro p o s e d f lo o r p la n s f o r th e r e ­
c e n tly p u rc h a se d B ro ad S treet S chool site
at th e B o ro u g h C o u n c il’s n e x t m e e tin g ,
Sept. 1.
A t th e c o u n c il’s A ug. 18 m eetin g , m em ­
b ers o f th e B ro a d S treet S ch o o l A d v iso ry
C o m m ittee p re se n te d th e plans to th e co u n ­
cil fo r approval.
T h e p la n s h a d b e e n p r e v i o u s ly d i s ­
c u ssed at an A ug. 13 m eeting o f the c o m ­
m ittee; h o w ev er, cou n cil m em b ers fe lt that
th e y sh o u ld h o ld o f f ta k in g a c tio n on th e
plan s until an o th e r p u b lic hearing.
“ Y ou h av e to tak e ju s t o ne step b a c k ,”
e x p la in ed C o u n cilm an Jo h n S hep h erd , w ho
ad d ed th at th o se w h o are tak in g th e tax hit
fo r th e p u rch ase o f th e p ro p erty sh o u ld be
g iv e n th e o p p o rtu n ity to v o ice th e ir o p in ­
ion.
Members of the c o m m itte e , h o w ev er,
w ere fru strated by th e lack o f action.
“ I w o u ld lik e to see u s go as fa s t as p o s­
sib le (w ith th is p o ro je c t),” said Je re m ia h
H o u rih a n o f th e c o m m itte e . M e m b e rs o f
th e c o m m itte e ad d e d th a t th e y h a v e b een
m eetin g since M ay an d have receiv ed little
attend an ce b y th e p u b lic.
C o m m itte e m e m b e r B ru c e Q u in n o u t­
lin ed a p p ro x im ately 11 item s on w hich the
c o m m ittee w an ts th e c o u n cil to tak e action,
in c lu d in g : n a m in g th e site th e M a ta w a n
M u n icip a l C o m m u n ity C en ter; a d o p tin g a
flo o r p lan; arran g in g recreatio n al and co u n ­
cil m e e tin g s o n site; p u rc h a sin g a te m p o ­
rary fuel oil tank; ap p ro v in g b o ile r in sp ec­
tio n an d clea n in g ; a rran g in g fo r n ew k ey s
a n d lo c k s fo r th e b u ild in g ; e sta b lish in g a
fu n d -raisin g co m m ittee; p u rsu in g the legal
status o f th e co m m ittee; and co n sid erin g a
b o ard o f tru stees fo r th e building.
In the meantime, cou n cil m em bers a u ­
th o rized b o ro u g h en g in ee r R o b ert B ucco to
w o rk w ith th e B ro a d S tr e e t S c h o o l A d ­
v is o ry C o m m itte e o n a p la n to h e a t th e
b u ild in g te m p o rarily th is w inter. T h e w ater
sy stem at th e site w as recen tly p u t on-line,
and m em b ers h av e e m p h asized the im p o r­
ta n c e o f h a v in g h e a t in th e b u ild in g th is
w inter.
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K id z u s w a s a b se n t, C o u n c ilw o m a n M a r­
jo r i e C o ffe y a b s ta in e d a n d C o u n c ilm a n
J a m e s S h e a v o te d a g a in s t th e m e a s u r e ,
s p u r rin g o n c e m o re th e d e b a te o v e r th e
property.
E arlier in the m eeting, K id zu s ex p ressed
co n c e rn o v e r c o sts in v o lv e d w ith th e fo r­
m e r school property.
“W e d o n ’t k n o w w hat i t ’s g o in g to co st
... th e re ’s a lo t o f stu ff th a t has to be d o n e,”
he explained.
M em b ers o f the co m m ittee said th ere is
n o w a y th a t to ta l c o sts c a n b e e s tim a te d
u n til a p lan is p u t to g e th e r fo r th e school.
C o ffey w o n d ered h o w tem p o rary h e a t­
in g at the sch o o l w ould be p aid for, since it
h a d n o t b e e n a llo c a te d fo r in th is y e a r ’s
budget.
Shuey said that $ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 w a s b u d ­
geted fo r the p u rch ase o f th e school, w ith
th e p u rch ase p rice b eing $475,000. N o t all
o f the re m ain d er w as used, h e said, leaving
ap p ro x im ately $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 to $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 fo r the
sc h o o l, w h ic h h e b e lie v e s w ill c o v e r th e
c o st fo r h eatin g and new keys and lo ck s fo r
th e building.
S h u ey b eliev es th at o n ce th o se are a c ­
c o m p lis h e d , “ W e a re v e ry , v e ry c lo s e to
certificate-o f-o ccu p an cy tim e .”
M em b ers o f the audience w ere still u p ­
set by th e opp o sitio n to the p u rch ase o f the
school. Jo e R o selli, 151 W ash in g to n A ve.,
said , “W e b o u g h t this sch o o l alread y ; i t ’s
tim e w e w o rk to g eth er ... w e w ere hoping
all that ‘ag ain st u s ’ stu ff w as d o n e.”
S h e a , a lth o u g h s ile n t a t th e m e e tin g ,
said la te r th a t, “ in th e in te re st o f d e m o c ­
racy, I d o n ’t feel it’s necessary to alternate
m y p o s itio n ... I ’m g o in g to c o n tin u e to
ex p ress m y o b jectio n s.”
H e said he is “ still v ery u n h ap p y w ith
th e p ro je c t” and feels th ere is also a re p re ­
sentative b o d y th a t is also n o t h appy w ith
th e p u r c h a s e . H e a d d e d th a t h e is c o n ­
cern ed about boro u g h sp ending, and th at he
d o e s n ’t th in k th e b o ro u g h sh o u ld h a v e a
need fo r th a t m u ch property.
B o r o u g h t o h o s t C r u is e N ig h t
G e t read y fo r a trip b ack in tim e to the
fa b u lo u s ’5 0 s w h e n g u y s s p o r te d p o m ­
p a d o u rs and g irls w o re p o o d le skirts w hen
th e b o ro u g h h o s ts G r a f f iti C ru is e N ig h t
F rid ay from 4 p.m . to 10 p.m .
A c co rd in g to P atro lm an G eo rg e L eeuw ,
w h o ’s been h elp in g to co o rd in ate the night,
75 to 100 c la ssic c a rs are e x p e c te d to be
p ark e d along th e b u sin ess d istrict o f M ain
S treet an d cru isin g aro u nd tow n.
F o u r c a r clu b s w ill b e fea tu re d in clu d ­
in g T h e H a u lin ’ G e n ts o f B ra d le y B each ,
T h e G a llo p in g H ill C ru isers o f U nion, T he
F o s s ils o f J a c k s o n T o w n s h ip , a n d T h e
G T O C lu b o f N ew Jersey.
A d isc jo c k e y w ill p ro v id e ’5 0 s m u sic
fo r th e n ig h t a n d b u sin e sse s w ill be o pen
late.
T h is is th e firs t tim e th e b o ro u g h h a s
h o ste d su ch an ev en t. L eeu w , w h o serves
o n th e p u b lic re la tio n s c o m m itte e o f th e
P o lic e m e n ’s B e n e v o le n t A sso c ia tio n , said
h e w a n te d to b rin g th e ev e n t to M ataw an
a fter seein g h o w w ell it w o rk ed in n e ig h ­
b o rin g to w n s su c h as F re e h o ld B o ro u g h
an d R ed B ank.
H e said b o th M ay o r R o b e rt S huey and
th e lo cal b u sin e sse s a re ex c ite d a b o u t the
event.
“W e ’re h o p in g fo r a g o o d tu rn o u t,” he
said.
I f it ra in s , th e e v e n t w ill b e c a n c e le d
b e c a u s e th e c a r c lu b s a re b o o k e d a lm o st
ev ery w eekend.
“ W e ’ll h a v e to k e e p o u r f i n g e r s
cro ssed ,” said L eeuw .
Nov. 1 is deadline for actual tax bills
The difference betw een estim ated taxes
an d th e actual tax b ill w ill n o t be due until
N ov.
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B o ro u g h
C o u n cilw o m an E sth e r R in ear, h e a d o f th e
F in a n c e C o m m ittee.
N o rm ally , the actual tax bill goes out in
Ju ly fo r an A ug. 1 p ay m ent; h ow ever, w ith
d elay s in ap p ro v al o f the state b u d g et, the
m u n icip ality has h a d to w ait fo r fig u res on
the c o u n ty and sch o o l tax rate.
A s a resu lt, o n ly an estim ated bill w as
sen t o u t in July.
R in ear said th at th e d ifferen ce betw een
th e estim ated an d the real tax bill w ill not
be d ue u n til N ov. 1, w h ich m ean s th a t in­
te r e s t f o r n o n -p a y m e n t w o u ld n o t b e g in
u n til N ov. 10.
S h e a d d e d th a t th e b o ro u g h c a n n o w
p ay b ills b ecau se people h av e sent in th eir
estim ated tax bills. O therw ise, she said, the
boro u g h w o u ld have h ad to borrow m oney.
“N o w w e ’re in good sh a p e ,” she said.
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P aren ts: W e’ll b lo ck s tre e ts
so c h ild re n can pass s a fe ly
By Garry Wasko
M ID D L E T O W N — P a re n ts’ g roups and
a T o w n sh ip C o m m itteem an have p ro m ised
to m ak e life d iffic u lt fo r d riv e rs o n lo c a l
ro ad s on the first day o f school.
P a re n ts ,
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C o m m itte e m a n R o b e rt M u rra y , are p la n ­
n ing a Sept. 3 action to p ro test th e elim in a ­
tio n o f co u rtesy b u sin g by th e sch o o l d is­
tric t. P a re n ts say th e y w ill in te rfe re w ith
tr a f f ic w h ile th e i r c h ild re n w a lk to a n d
fro m school.
T h e d is tr i c t’s n ew b u s in g p o lic y w ill
re q u ire m ore than 3,500 stu d en ts w h o w ere
b u sed to school last y e a r to w a lk o r g e t a
rid e to school this year.
In reaction to the elim in atio n o f c o u r­
t e s y b u s i n g , a g r o u p o f p a r e n t s s a id
M o n d a y th a t th e y w o u ld e ith e r b lo c k o ff
b u sy ro a d s to allo w th e ir c h ild re n to g et
th r o u g h , o r d riv e slo w ly a lo n g s id e th e ir
ch ild ren as they w alk the roads.
“ I th in k I w o u ld be a m o n g th o s e w h o
d ecid ed to driv e along at the sam e sp eed as
th e ir c h ild re n ,” sa id A n th o n y S e n e rc h ia ,
t h e L i n c r o f t p a r e n t w h o f o u n d e d th e
C o a litio n to S a v e O u r C h ild re n . “ I th in k
it’s a good w ay o f tellin g o u r ch ild ren th at
w e are here to p ro tect th em .”
S e n e rc h ia sa id if o th e r re s id e n ts w e n t
a lo n g w ith th e p la n , he w o u ld “ d riv e m y
v an o u t o n R o u te 35 and b lo c k tra ffic if
t h a t ’ s w h a t it t a k e s . ” H e s a i d i f th e
T o w n s h ip C o m m it te e a n d B o a r d o f
E d u c a tio n a re “ u n w illin g to p ro te c t o u r
c h ild ren , than w e as p aren ts, are g o in g to
h ave to .”
M u rray , w h o h a s su p p o rte d g iv in g th e
school b o ard all the m oney it n eed s to re in ­
state co u rtesy b using, app eared to su p p o rt
th e p a re n ts ’ p la n at M o n d a y ’s c o m m itte e
m eeting.
“ W e ’ll tie up the tow n if w e h av e to ,”
M u r ra y s a id as p a r e n ts in th e a u d ie n c e
cheered.
Police Chief William F o w lie said th ere
is n o n e e d fo r su c h a p r o te s t, w h ic h h e
c a lle d “p o ssib ly m o re d a n g e ro u s th an the
elim in atio n o f busing itself.”
“ I p e rs o n a lly a g re e w ith m a n y o f th e
p a re n ts th at k id s fro m so m e areas sim p ly
m u st be bused, b u t w e hav e to w o rk to g eth ­
e r on th is,” F o w lie said.
A ccord ing to the chief, th e police force
w ill h ire ad d itio n al c ro ssin g g u ard s in 12
p o sts that have been id en tified as ex trem ely
hazardous.
M o re g u a rd s w ill b e n e e d e d as p o lic e
m o n ito r the streets and iden tify o th er dan-
H IG H S C H O O L D IP L O M A '
D o Y ou N eed
g ero u s traffic areas.
F o w lie said th ere w o u ld b e little p ro b ­
lem fin d in g cro ssin g g u ard s to fill the p o si­
tio n s, sin ce sev era l su b stitu te g u ard s w ill
b e p ro m o te d to fu ll-tim e rs. R e su m e s and
ap p licatio n s fro m o th er p ro sp ectiv e g uards
are already o n file at T o w n H all, acco rd in g
to the chief.
In th e e v e n t o f so m e k in d o f p ro te s t,
F o w lie said he w o u ld ad v ise p atro lm en to
u se c o m m o n sen se a n d g o o d ju d g m e n t in
d ealin g w ith p aren ts w h o tie up traffic.
“ I thin k ev ery o n e should k eep th e ir fin ­
g ers c ro ssed ,” F o w lie said. “ I t ’s go in g to be
a d ifficu lt start to the sch o o l y ear.”
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E n g in e e r : p la n s to im p r o v e
b r id g e p r o c e e d in g a s p la n n e d
B r id g e
w ill
w a lk w a y
in c lu d e
fo r
H a z le t
s tu d e n ts
By Marilyn Duff______________________________
H A Z L E T — P lans fo r im p ro v em en ts to
the B eth an y R o ad b rid g e o v e r th e G ard en
S tate P ark w ay are p ro ce e d in g as p la n n ed ,
according to R o n ald F . M ieszk o w sk i, p rin ­
cipal structural en g in e e r fo r th e N ew Jersey
H ig h w a y A u th o rity , w h ic h o p e ra te s th e
P arkw ay.
M ieszk o w sk i said M o n d ay th at th e a u ­
th o rity expects to a w ard a m u ltip le-d esig n
c o n t r a c t , w h ic h w ill i n c l u d e th e lo c a l
b rid g e , at its O c to b e r m e etin g . T h e re has
been o n e change, he said, in th at th e brid g e
w ill h a v e its o w n s e p a r a te c o n s tr u c tio n
contract. P rev io u sly , h e p la n n e d to in clu d e
the w ork in a larg e r one.
T h e b rid g e is “ still sc h e d u le d fo r c o n ­
s t r u c t i o n in M a y o f n e x t y e a r , ” s a id
M ieszkow ski. T he w o rk w ill p ro b ab ly take
fro m six to eig h t m o n th s, h e a d d ed . “ T he
o n ly th in g th a t co u ld h o ld u s u p is if w e
c a n ’t g et an ag ree m e n t w ith H o lm d e l and
H azlet.”
The authority will p a y fo r th e m a in
co n stru ctio n , estim a te d at $ 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 , and is
rely in g on H azlet an d H o lm d el to p ay fo r
re a lig n m e n t o f th e ro a d w a y ’s ap p ro ach es.
T h e to w n s h ip s ’ to ta l c o s t sh o u ld n o t e x ­
c eed $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 , M ie sz k o w sk i h as said p re-
v i o u s l y . A lm o s t th e e n t i r e l e n g t h o f
B e th a n y R o a d , in c lu d in g th e b rid g e , is a
d iv id in g lin e b etw een the tw o tow n s. T he
b rid g e is actually tw o b rid g es, o n e cro ssin g
th e n o rth b o u n d sid e an d th e o th e r cro ssin g
th e so u th b o u n d sid e o f th e P arkw ay.
H a z le t o f f ic ia ls , w h o s o u g h t th e im ­
p ro v em en ts at th e req u est o f local resid en ts
w ho w ere c o n cern ed a b o u t stu d en ts h aving
to w a lk a c ro ss th e b rid g e , h a d h o p e d th e
tw o to w n s w o u ld sp lit the cost.
H o lm d e l, h o w e v e r, h as a g re e d to p ay
ju s t 25 p ercen t, b eliev in g th at w h ile it is a
g o o d p ro ject, H azlet w ill b en efit th e m ost.
The planned improvements in clu d e a
6 - f o o t- w id e w a lk w a y a n d 8 - f o o t- h i g h ,
c u rv e-to p c h ain -link fen ce o n th e n o rth ern ,
H azlet side, and 3 -fo o t co n crete b arriers on
e ith e r side o f th e road w ay .
A 2 -fo o t w alk w ay o n the H o lm d el side
w ill b e e lim in a te d to a c c o m m o d a te th e
w idening.
T h e o n ly s id e w a lk s a p p r o a c h in g th e
b rid g e n o w are on th e H azlet side.
T h e H azlet B o ard o f E d u catio n pro v id es
c o u rtesy b u sin g to students w ho w o u ld o th ­
erw ise h av e to c ro ss th e bridge, co n sid erin g
th e b rid g e h a z a rd o u s . T h e p re s e n t s id e ­
w alks are narro w and th e fen cin g is d eteri­
o rated in areas.
’T h e b r i d g e i s s t i l l s c h e d u l e d f o r c o n s t r u c t i o n in M a y o f n e x t
year'
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TIME TO GET POPPIN’
Kelly Nappi, Keyport (I), and Elida Pagan, Hazlet, employees of the new Hazlet
Multiplex Cinemas on Route 35, unpack popcorn buttering machines last week
in preparation for today’s opening. All movies and refreshments are 50 cents
today, from noon to 10 p.m., as part of a special get-acquainted offer. Ribbon
cutting ceremonies and a benefit showing for the Raritan High School Booster
Club are scheduled for Thursday, and the grand opening will take place on
Friday.
T o w n s h ip w a n ts m o re tim e
on U n io n A v e n u e p ro je c t
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H A Z L E T — T h e T o w n sh ip C om m ittee
is seeking a seco n d o n e-y ear ex ten sio n on a
state g ran t to w iden U nion A venue south o f
M id d le R oad.
H o lm d e l h a d it s p o r t i o n o f U n io n
A v e n u e , w h ic h e x te n d s to R o u te 35 b e ­
co m in g C en terv ille R o ad on the o th e r side,
w id e n e d se v era l y ears ag o in c o n ju n c tio n
w ith th e d e v e lo p m e n t o f H o lm d e l P laza.
H a z le t w a n ts to m a k e u se o f a $ 1 5 5 ,0 0 0
state D ep artm en t o f T ran sp o rtatio n grant to
w iden its p o rtio n o f th e road.
T h e p la n is to w id e n U n io n A v e n u e
south o f M idd le R oad to fo u r lanes, alig n ­
, ing it w ith th e H o lm d el section.
F in al p lan s fo r the H azlet w id en in g are
9 0 p e rc e n t c o m p le te , s a id R o b e rt A .
W e ig a n d , H a z le t’s a c tin g m u n ic ip a l a d ­
m i n is tr a t o r . W e ig a n d is f i ll in g in te m ­
p o ra rily u n til a re p la c e m e n t can be fo u n d
fo r Je ro m e C e v e te llo , w h o re s ig n e d s u d ­
d en ly e a rlie r this m onth.
T h e to w n sh ip n eed s ad d itio n al tim e to
a c q u ir e p r o p e r ty f o r th e r i g h t- o f - w a y ,
m o stly o n th e e a st side o f the road, and to
g e t n e c e s s a r y a p p r o v a ls fr o m th e s ta te
G reen A cres agency.
V e te ra n ’s M em o rial P ark , w h ich o c c u ­
p ies m ost o f th e w est side o f the road, b e ­
lo n g s to th e to w n s h ip , b u t w a s a c q u ire d
w ith G re en A c re fu n d in g an d fa lls u n d e r
th e a g e n c y ’s regu latio ns.
T h e sta te G re e n A cres an d R e c re a tio n
P r o g r a m is p a r t o f th e D e p a r tm e n t o f
E n v iro n m en tal P ro tection and E nergy.
M ean w h ile, the to w n sh ip w ould like th e
c o u n ty to b u y U nion A venue.
“ In c o n ju n c tio n w ith th e w h o le th in g ,
th e to w n sh ip h as been a fter th e co u n ty to
a c q u ire U n io n A v e n u e fro m R o u te 35 to
R o u te 36,” said W eigand.
H azlet and H o lm d e l jo in tly so u g h t the
ta k e o v e r a b o u t fo u r to fiv e y ears ago , he
said, ad d in g that H azlet is “still h o p in g to
g e t th e c o u n ty to a c c e p t a ll o f U n io n
A v en u e.”
T he p ro p o sed m ove w o u ld m ak e U nion
A v e n u e a c o u n ty ro a d , re lie v in g th e tw o
to w n s h i p s o f r e s p o n s i b i l i t y f o r m a i n ­
tenance and im provem ents.
W e ig a n d s a i d F r e e h o l d e r C a r m e n
S to p p iello h as en d o rsed the tak eo v er. T he
section no rth o f R o u te 36 in U nion B each,
w h e re S to p p ie llo s e rv e s as m a y o r, is a l­
ready a co u n ty road. M iddle R o ad is also a
co u n ty road.
W e ig a n d said in ad d itio n to the G reen
A c re s a p p ro v a l, th e to w n sh ip still h a s to
w ork out land acquisitions w ith about four
resid en tial p ro p erty ow ners, all b u t o ne on
th e e a s t s id e o f th e s tre e t, a n d w ith o n e
co m m ercial p roperty ow ner.
T he one h o u se o n th e w est side has an
e a s e m e n t r u n n in g a r o u n d o r b e h in d it,
r a th e r th a n a lo n g th e ro a d w a y lik e th e
o th e r p r o p e r tie s . T h is o c c u r r e d w h e n a
s e w e r lin e w a s in s ta lle d , b e c a u s e o f th e
h o u s e ’s p r o x im ity to th e r o a d . H a d th e
e a s e m e n t g o n e in f r o n t o f th e h o u s e ,
W e ig a n d said th e s e w e r lin e w o u ld h a v e
ru n u n d er the front porch.
A n o th e r a c q u is itio n p ro b le m co n c e rn s
the shopping cen ter at th e in tersectio n w ith
M iddle R o ad , w hich w o u ld lo se p art o f its
park in g lot along U nion A venue.
A reso lu tio n seeking th e D O T ex ten sio n
w as ad o p ted last w eek. T he p rev io u s ex te n ­
sion w as g ran ted last A ugust.
C o n c e rn in g th e lik e lih o o d o f a c o u n ty
ta k e o v e r o f U n io n A v en u e, W eig a n d said
th e c o u n ty h a s b e e n r e lu c ta n t to a c c e p t
streets an y w h ere in the county.
THE INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 26,1992
C o u p le c h a r g e s p e t d o g
By Marilyn Duff______________________________
H A Z L E T — A n A b e rd e e n c o u p le h as
filed ch arg es ag ain st the to w n sh ip ’s d ire c ­
to r o f pu blic h ealth and the anim al co n tro l
o fficer o v er the loss o f th eir dog.
T h e 2 -y e a r-o ld S ib e ria n h u s k y d is a p ­
p e a re d J u ly 9 a n d w as e u th a n iz e d at
B lu m ig K e n n e ls, E a st B ru n sw ic k , b e fo re
th e o w n e r s . D a w n a n d D a n G a r b e r , 3 2
A y rm o n t L a n e , A b e rd e e n , w e re a b le to
track it dow n.
M rs. G arb er la te r learn ed H a z le t’s a n i­
m al control o fficer p ick ed up th e an im al the
sa m e m o rn in g it d is a p p e a re d o n B e lfa s t
W ay in H azlet, ju s t a few blo ck s fro m h er
hom e. A resid en t there had tied it u p in the
fro n t y a rd , b u t its c o lla r w as m issin g , so
th ere w as no w ay to identify it.
Despite repeated attempts to trace the
d o g , M rs. G a r b e r s a id th e y w e re n e v e r
g iven the nam e o f B lum ig K en n els until it
w as to o late.
O n July 3 1, the G arbers c h arg ed R o b ert
N . S cap icio , d ire c to r o f p u b lic h e a lth and
h e a l t h o f f i c e r f o r H a z l e t a s w e ll a s
A b erdeen, and G ary Sage, H a z le t’s anim al
con trol officer, w ith causing th e d eath o f a
d o g a n d n e e d le s s ly a b u s in g o r k illin g a
d o g . T h e y f ile d b o th c iv il a n d c r im in a l
co m plaints.
S c a p ic io s a id h e c o u ld n o t c o m m e n t
b e c a u s e o f th e p e n d in g litig a tio n . S a g e
w o rks p art tim e fo r H azlet, b u t is ex pected
to b e c o m e fu ll tim e u n d e r a jo in t an im al
n e e d le s s ly p u t to s le e p
co n tro l services ag reem en t b etw een H azlet
a n d A b e rd e e n . H a z le t re c e n tly a p p ro v e d
th e ag reem en t.
T h e G a r b e r s a s k e d th a t th e c a s e b e
m o v e d o u tsid e o f H azlet an d it is scheduled
to b e h eard Sept. 23 in H olm del M u n icip al
C ourt.
When the Garbers d is c o v e r e d th e ir
d o g h a d e sc a p e d fro m a b a c k y a rd k e n n e l
so m etim e' d u rin g th e e a rly m o rn in g h o u rs
o f Ju ly 9 , th e y sa id th e y c o n ta c te d e v ery
a n im al rescu e ag en cy th ey c o u ld th in k of,
p lu s lo c a l h e a lth a n d p o lic e d e p a tm e n ts .
T h e y a ls o “ f e v e r i s h l y s e a r c h e d ” t h e i r
n e ig h b o r h o o d a n d n e a rb y c o m m u n itie s ,
th ey said.
T h ey said th e y called th e H az let H ealth
D ep artm en t o n July 9 and 10, leav in g in fo r­
m atio n ab o u t th eir lo st dog, b u t it w as not
u n til c a llin g a g a in Ju ly 2 4 th a t th e y w ere
g iv e n th e n a m e o f B lu m ig K e n n e ls . B y
th en it w as to o late.
M r. G a r b e r s a id th e y f ile d th e c o m ­
p la i n ts “ to p r o v e w h a t t h e y ’re ( H a z le t
H e a lth D e p a r tm e n t) is d o in g is w ro n g .
T h e re ’s a la c k o f co m m u n ic atio n .”
T h e G a r b e r s w e re a w a y o n v a c a tio n
fro m Ju ly 11 to 18, b u t d u rin g th a t tim e ,
th ey said M r. G a rb e r’s fath er, w h o raises
S ib erian h u sk ies in F lem in g to n , c o n tin u ed
to c a ll e v e ry d a y , b u t “ m e a n w h ile n e v e r
h e a rd o f B lu m ig ,” sa id M rs. G a rb er. M r.
G a rb e r’s fa th e r g av e th e fem ale h u sk y to
h is son as a present.
“If we were told the first d a y to call
A l l i a n c e w a n t s d r u g - f r e e k id s
H A Z L E T — T h e H a z le t A llia n c e , a
c o m m u n ity o rg a n iz a tio n c re a te d to fig h t
drug and alcohol abuse, w ill sp o n so r a Safe
H om es p ro g ram this fall at the tw o m iddle
schools.
T h e S a fe H o m e s p ro g ra m e n c o u ra g e s
p a ren ts to sign a p led g e that th ey w ill n o t
a llo w p a rtie s o r g a th e rin g s in th e ir h o m e
w h en th ey are n o t there, and th a t th ey w ill
n o t serv e o r allo w y o u th s u n d e r th e leg al
d r in k in g ag e to c o n s u m e a lc o h o l o r u se
illegal drugs on th eir property .
P a re n ts w ho sig n th e p le d g e re c e iv e a
ro s te r o f S a fe H o m e s, so th a t w h e n th e ir
c h ild is in v ited to a p arty , they can ch eck to
see if it is at a “ safe h o m e.”
A llia n c e m e m b e r T erry A ik e n o f B u t­
to n w o o d P lace said th at th ey targ eted m id ­
d le schools first, b ecau se they th o u g h t th at
th a t w as the m o st effective p lace to start.
“Kids will be going to m o re p a rtie s ,”
sa id A ik en , ad d in g th a t m e m b e rs w an t to
g et o th er schools in v o lv ed later.
F liers e x p la in in g th e S afe H o m e s p ro ­
g ram , including a te a r-o ff p led g e form , w ill
b e d is trib u te d to stu d en ts at H a z le t’s tw o
m id d le s c h o o ls , B e e rs S tre e t a n d U n io n
A venue, the first day o f school, said A iken.
. T h e A llian ce w ill also h av e in fo rm atio n
ta b les at th e tw o m id d le sc h o o ls’ B ack to
S c h o o l n ig h ts, w h e re th e y w ill d is trib u te
in fo rm atio n and an sw er questions.
A ik en b ro u g h t th e id ea to th e A llian ce
and is co o rd in atin g it. A fo rm e r d ru g p re ­
v en tio n co u n selo r at a school in B rooklyn,
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N .Y ., sh e sta rte d a S a fe H o m e s p ro g ra m
th ere w h ich w as v ery su ccessfu l, she said.
“ P aren ts lo v e d it,” sh e added.
S he h as tw o ch ild ren , a son in seventh
g rade and a d a u g h ter in h ig h school.
The Alliance was e stab lish ed last y ear
a n d is fu n d e d b y th e s ta te . T h e g ro u p is
c h a ire d by B arb ara H illard , an d has a c e n ­
tra l c o m m itte e w ith re p re s e n ta tiv e s fro m
th e h ig h school, b o th stu d en ts and teachers,
the H azlet P o lice D ep artm en t an d th e co m ­
m u n ity . It sp o n so rs an an ti-d ru g and a lc o ­
h o l o rg a n iz a tio n at th e h ig h sch o o l called
T e e n I n s t i t u t e o f th e G a r d e n S ta t e , o r
T IG S , and la st y e a r sp o n so red a m o ck trial.
T h e m u n ic ip a l c o u r t j u d g e a n d v a rio u s
p racticin g atto rn ey s particip ated .
A ik e n sa id th a t S a fe H o m es w ill h e lp
p aren ts to n etw o rk .
“ W e really w an t to rea c h e v ery o n e ,” she
said, in c lu d in g p riv a te - as w ell as p u b lics c h o o l s t u d e n ts . S h e d o e s n ’t e x p e c t as
m u ch success in th e high school, she said,
b u t by startin g at th e m id d le sch o o l lev el,
“ In d ire c tly , it w ill b e filte re d th ro u g h th e
h ig h sch o o l.”
T h e S afe H o m es p ro g ram o rig in ated in
L iv in g sto n . P ro g ra m s h a v e a lso b e e n e s ­
tab lish ed at St. Jo h n V ian n ey H ig h School,
H olm del, as w ell as in th e H o lm d el S chool
D istrict.
F o r m o re in fo rm a tio n o n th e A llia n c e ,
co n tac t D etectiv e Sgt. Jo h n M ullin s o r the
c rim e p re v e n tio n o ffic er, D etec tiv e Jam es
M u rp h y , at 2 6 4-1079.
th is k e n n e l, th is n e v e r w o u ld h a v e h a p ­
p e n e d ,” she said. N o w , she said , b o th the
H az le t P o lic e an d H ealth D e p artm en ts say
th ey n e v e r called.
“ W h a t r e a l ly b a f f le s u s , ” s a id M rs.
G arb er, is “ w hy w ould th ey p u t to sleep a
p u r e - b r e d d o g ? ” T h e d o g , w h ic h th e y
called T ish a, h a d w on sev eral rib b o n s and
w a s r e p o r te d ly w e a r in g a s p e c ia l sh o w
ch o k e co lla r w hen she w as p ic k e d up.
M rs. G a rb e r s a id it is a ls o a m y s te ry
h o w th e d o g ’s c o lla r g o t o ff. T h e w id e ,
p in k c o l l a r w ith a n A b e r d e e n l i c e n s e
attach ed w as fo u n d in a H azlet po stal c o l­
l e c t i o n b o x a n d m a i l e d to A b e r d e e n
T o w n sh ip . O n Ju ly 2 2 , A b erd een o fficia ls
tu rn e d it o v e r to th e G a rb e rs, h e ig h ten in g
th eir h o p es o f fin d in g th e ir dog.
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she said th ey do th e ir b est to p u t th em up
fo r adop tion. O n ce they d o p u t th e m u p fo r
adoption, th ey keep them , she said.
But the Garbers’ dog “ w as n o t a good
k ennel d o g ,’’ she said, adding th at “usually
these n o rth ern b reed dogs d o n ’t lik e to be
co n fin ed .”
S he said they also co n tac t special b reed
g r o u p s to “ tr y to g e t a r e s c u e . ” W ith
S ib e ria n h u sk ie s, h o w e v e r, sh e sa id th e y
h a v e h a d n o lu c k , n o tin g th a t th e g ro u p s
never return th e k e n n e l’s calls.
“ I j u s t fe e l r e a lly b a d ,” s a id B lu m ig
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H azlet co n tracted w ith B lum ig K ennels
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women; sessions are available for abused
women, incest survivors, drug/alchohol
issues, and separated/divorced women.
For more information on the programs, call
264-4111.
Hazlet United Soccer Association
seeks players for a boys traveling soccer
team. Players must be born between Aug.
1,1977, and July 31, 1979. Need not be
Hazlet residents. For more information on
the soccer league, call 739-1133 or 888­
8252.
Summer dance classes each Thursday
morning through Sept. 10. Creative move­
ment for ages 3 and 4 at 10 a.m. Pre-ballet
for ages 4 and 5 (or 3-year-olds who have
had previous instuction) at 11 a.m. Fee,
$25. Register at the Recreation Center,
Veterans Memorial Park.
S a tu rd a y
Shea Stadium trip to see the New York
Mets vs. the Cincinnati Reds. Bus will leave
the library parking lot, Middle Road, at
10:45 a.m. Tickets, $22. Kids under 14 will
get a school starter kit. For reservations,
call Hazlet Recreation Center at 739-0653.
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S e r v ic e s e x p a n d e d
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By Christine Menapace
K E Y P O R T — T h e ch ild ren o f th e b o r­
o u g h have been bu sy b o o k w o rm s this su m ­
m er, read in g m o re th an 200 books.
J a n e t F is c h e r , v ic e p r e s i d e n t o f th e
K e y p o rt L ib ra r y B o a rd o f T ru s te e s , sa id
m o re th a n 35 c h ild re n sig n e d u p fo r th is
y e a r ’s
su m m er
re a d in g
p ro g ra m ,
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w eek.
U n d e r F is h e r’s d ire c tio n , th e p ro g ra m
w as started last y e a r w hen 19 ch ild ren took
p art in “T he N atio n o f Im ag in e,” trav elin g
aro u n d a m ap w ith ev ery b o o k th ey read.
This year, each child rece iv e d th e head
o f a b o o k w o rm , w h ich g rew b y seg m en ts
o f co n stru ctio n p a p er each tim e a b o o k w as
co m pleted.
T h ere is also a gro u p b o o k w o rm in th e
lib rary, w hich now m easures m o re th an 200
seg m ents long.
U n d e r th e p ro g ra m , c h ild re n in g rad e s
b e tte r a n d
p re - k in d e r g a r te n th r o u g h s ix th w e re r e ­
q u ired to re a d a m inim um o f 10 books.
T h e p ro g ram is o ffered free each su m ­
m er.
F isch e r, w h o also te a c h e s fo u rth g rad e
in H o lm d el, said th e lib rary h as been slo w ­
ly b u t su re ly tra n sfo rm in g its e lf o v e r th e
p a st tw o y e a rs to o ffe r m o re p ro g ra m s to
th e c o m m u n ity . B u t m a n y p e o p le a r e n ’t
aw are o f th e new o p p o rtu n ities.
“ W e s e e th e s a m e c h i l d r e n e v e r y
m o n th ,” she co m m en ted .
Movies for children in th e age ra n g e o f
p re -k in d e rg a rte n th ro u g h fo u rth g rad e are
o ffered th e first F rid ay o f every m o n th at 3
p .m . M o s t o fte n th e m o v ie s a re a b o u t a
b o o k , F isc h e r said.
A n arts and crafts h o u r is o ffered o n the
seco n d F rid ay o f every m o n th at 3 :3 0 p.m .
T h e re is n o a g e lim it a n d p ro je c ts o fte n
d eal w ith h o lid ay crafts.
A story h o u r is h e ld th e th ird S aturday
o f ev ery m o n th fro m ro u g h ly 10:30 p .m . to
1 1 :3 0 p .m . F is c h e r re a d s th e sto rie s e a c h
w eek and th en d o es an activ ity afterw ard s.
“ I t ’s a fu n k in d o f a ctiv ity , b u t alw ay s
e d u catio n al,” she said.
In o rd e r to spice u p story h o u r and give
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F isch e r an o c casio n al b re ak , g u est readers
so m e tim e s ta k e o v er. C o u n c ilm a n R o b e rt
B erg en re ad o n F a th e r’s D ay th is y ear and
M ay o r Jo h n J. M e rla is e x p ected to read in
O ctober.
Because of her ex p erien ce as a teacher,
F is c h e r is o f te n a b le to e x c h a n g e id e a s
b e tw een th e c lassro o m and th e library.
In M arch , fo r in stan ce, she h ad h er stu ­
d e n ts in H o lm d e l w rite sto rie s fo r c la ss.
S h e th e n p ic k ed th e fiv e b e st tales and h ad
th e stu d en ts co m e in to re ad th eir ep ics at
story hour.
F is c h e r a ls o h o p e s to o ffe r m o re p ro ­
g ram s fo r o ld e r ch ild ren . O ne c o n cep t is a
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c h il d r e n ’s d ra m a w o rk s h o p th a t m a y b e
offered on ce a m onth.
B e sid e s o ff e rin g m o re p ro g ra m s , F is ­
ch er said th e lib rary has receiv ed phy sical
im p ro v e m e n ts lik e fre sh ly p a in te d w a lls,
new V enetian blinds, ceiling fans, a copier,
a m ic ro fic h e m a c h in e , a te le v is io n a n d a
VCR.
Plans are also in the w orks fo r c o m p ly ­
in g w ith th e re c e n tly e n a c te d A m e ric a n s
W ith D isabilities A ct.
F isch er said m aking the build in g h a n d i­
c a p p e d a c c e s s ib le is im p o s s ib le , d u e to
standards such as angle and w idth o f ram p.
B u t th e lib ra ry w ill b u y any h a n d ic a p p e d
re sid e n t m em b ersh ip at H azlet o r H o m d el
libraries, w h ich are h an d ica p p ed accessible.
T he lib rarian can also h an d -d eliv er b o oks,
she said.
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already found homes.
Item in soft drink could be G um m y Bear
K E Y P O R T — A capsule o f som e k in d
w as fo u n d in a tw o -lite r p la s tic b o ttle o f
P epsi last w eek. P o lice say, h o w ev er, th at
th e cap su le appears h arm less and m ay even
be a G u m m y B ear.
C a n d y C a re y , 205 M a in S t., s a id th e
capsule flo ated to the top w h en h er d a u g h ­
te r p o u r e d th e s o d a in to a g la s s . O th e r
m e m b ers o f th e fam ily h a d alre a d y d ran k
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A lth o u g h all fam ily m e m b e rs are fin e,
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to o k th e cap su le to police.
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t e e , j o i n e d t h r e e o t h e r l e g i s l a t o r s in
p ro p o s in g a sta te w id e re fe re n d u m a sk in g
w h e th e r a N a tu ra l R e so u rc e s T ru s t F u n d
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T h e p ro p o s e d fu n d w o u ld p ro v id e an
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w h ic h w o u ld be fu n n e le d in to sh o re p ro ­
tectio n p rojects. G reen A cres land acq u isi­
tions, fa rm -la n d p reserv atio n acq u isitio n s,
to u ris m g ra n ts , an d re s e a rc h in to c o a sta l
engineering.
The bills establishing su ch a re fe re n ­
dum h av e p assed th rough a jo in t co m m ittee
o f b o th h o u ses, and w ill be v o ted on this
w eek.
If the bills are approved, a question w ill
b e p la c e d o n th e N o v e m b e r b a llo t asking
w h e th e r v o te r s s u p p o r t s u c h a f u n d —
c o lle c te d fro m a sp ecial 2 p e rc e n t tax on
r e v e n u e f r o m h o t e l s , m o t e ls , s e a s o n a l
ren tals and cam pgrounds.
T he referen d u m w o u ld be n o n-binding,
b u t K y r i l l o s a n d M i l l b u r n T o w n s h ip
A sse m b ly w o m a n M a u re e n O g d e n v o w e d
to in tro d u ce leg islatio n creating the fu n d if
voters approve.
K y rillo s said th at the e sta b lish m e n t o f
such a fund, b ecau se it is a long-term b u d ­
g e t is s u e , w o u ld h a v e to c o m e fro m th e
L e g is la tu r e its e lf , a n d c o u ld n o t b e a d ­
d re sse d by a b in d in g re feren d u m , a c c o rd ­
ing to state law .
A c c o rd in g to K y r illo s , th e id e a o f a
d irect referen d u m cam e about as a resu lt o f
w h a t h e c a l l e d a d i f f e r e n c e o f p u b li c
o p in io n on th e m atter.
H e cited recen t n ew sp ap er polls, on e o f
w hich sho w ed a m ajo rity w illin g to pay in ­
c re a s e d ta x e s to p ay fo r sh o re p ro te c tio n
and a second w hich show ed few er than 40
p ercen t o f th o se resp o n d in g w illing to pay
extra.
“I want to give every op p o rtu n ity to the
p eo p le o f N ew Jersey to d ecid e w h eth er the
p ro p o sed N atu ral R eso u rces T ru st F u n d is
the right w ay to go on p ro tectin g o u r open
spaces, farm lan d an d historic p ro p ertie s,”
s a id O g d e n , th e A s s e m b ly b i l l ’s c h i e f
sponsor.
O c e a n -M o n m o u th S en. A n d rew C ie sla
said th a t th e fu n d w o u ld n o t o n ly b en efit
the sta te ’s en vironm ent, it w o u ld also b oost
the sta te ’s econom y th ro u g h in creased to u r­
ism .
“W h at w o u ld h ap p en to o u r state if the
7 m illion to u rists w ho v isited th e shore last
su m m e r d id n o t sh o w u p ? ” C ie sla ask ed .
H e ad d ed th at p ro te c tin g the shore w o u ld
e n s u r e t h a t th o s e t o u r i s t s w o u ld k e e p
com ing.
T h e b ills w e re re le a s e d f a v o r a b ly b y
co m m ittees fro m b o th h o u ses an d w ill be
con sidered this w eek by the full bo d ies o f
the A ssem b ly and Senate.
The establishment of a special fu n d to
p a y fo r sh o re p ro te c tio n a n d o th e r e n v i­
ro n m en tal p ro jects is th e latest attem p t by
th e s ta te L e g is la tu r e to p ro v id e a s ta b le
so u rce o f fu n d in g fo r the e n v iro n m e n t in
N ew Jersey.
C u r r e n t l y , th e L e g i s l a t u r e in c l u d e s
funds fo r shore p rotection, open sp aces and
o th e r e n v iro n m e n ta l c a u s e s in its a n n u a l
budget.
K y rillo s said th at sin ce the L eg islatu re
m ust decide every y ear how m uch to give
to su ch p ro jects, the e n v iro n m en t is o ften
o v erlo o k ed w hen bud g ets are tight.
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P ro g ra m s allow stu d en ts
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By Susan Graziano___________________
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S u m m e r is a tim e to e x p lo re , and fo r
sev eral local high school students, the sea­
son is b ein g sp e n t do in g ju s t that.
M o n iq u e A p o n te o f M a n a la p a n , a 15y ear-o ld ju n io r at H ig h T ech H igh School,
L in cro ft, p a rticip ated in the E x p lo rin g C a­
re e r O p tio n s in E n g in e e rin g an d S c ie n c e
(E c o e s) p ro g ra m th a t in tro d u c e d ta le n te d
y o u n g w o m en fro m all o v er th e cou n try to
en g in eerin g an d science.
P a rtic ip a n ts sp e n d tw o w e e k s in r e s i­
d en ce at th e S tev en s In stitu te o f T e c h n o l­
o g y , H oboken.
“I w o rk ed o n a research p ro ject in b io ­
c h e m istry ,” said M oniq ue, w ho w ants to be
1 I t 1 1 ( 1 1 1 I t 1 1 i i i I I ! I i i 11 i I k I >I i l l
S c h o o ls
a neuro su rg eo n . “W e w ent th ro u g h a long
p r o c e s s o f d e te r m i n in g th e a m o u n t o f
c h o le s te r o l in c e rta in fo o d s . It w a s v e ry
in terestin g fo r m e to do this type o f la b o ra ­
to ry w o rk .”
T h r o u g h h a n d s - o n w o r k , in te ra c tio n
w ith p ro f e s s io n a ls , fa c u lty an d stu d e n ts,
and o n -site visits and sem in ars, students are
a b le to m a k e in f o r m e d d e c is io n s a b o u t
th eir futures.
“I g o t a p ersp ectiv e on the business end
o f c iv il a n d m e c h a n ic a l e n g in e e rin g
th ro u g h th e p ro g ra m ,” said M o n iq u e, on e
o f 4 0 girls fro m aro u n d th e co u n ty in th e
p rogram . “W e w ere assig n ed roles as e n g i­
neer, b u dget m anager, draftsp erso n , m ark et
research er an d spo k esp erso n to h elp u s u n ­
d erstan d w hat the p ro fessio n is all about.”
E v ely n N ie b o f M a rlb o ro also is a j u ­
n io r at H ig h T ech H ig h S c h o o l. T h e 15y e a r - o ld is a n in te r n in th e M o n m o u th
C o u n ty D e p a rtm e n t o f E n g in eers in F re e ­
h o ld B o ro u g h . T h e s ix -w e e k , m in im u m w ag e p ro g ram involves d raftin g , com p u ter
w o rk a n d a s s is tin g th e e n g in e e rs in th e
b rid g e g ro u p o f the departm ent.
“I t ’s a very good learn in g ex p erien ce,”
said N ie b , a fte r o n e m o n th at h e r jo b . “ I
w a n t to b e an a rc h ite c t an d I ’m en jo y in g
finding o u t about how b rid g es are m ad e up
and m ain tain ed .”
A c c o r d i n g t o M a r y A n n P u c ilo w s k i,
an assistan t e n g in e e r w ho h as tw o interns
in h er office, the dep artm en t d esig n ed and
m a in ta in s m o re th a n 9 0 0 b rid g e s in th e
county.
“T h is is th e first tim e w e ’ve h a d h ig h
school students as interns and it’s w orking
o u t quite w e ll,” she said.
Je ffre y B a rre tt o f F re e h o ld T o w n s h ip
w ill earn a $500 stipend this sum m er w hen
h e co m p letes h is eig h t-w eek assig n m en t for
the S ch ering-P lough C o rp o ratio n in U nion.
T h e 1 6 -y e a r-o ld is h e lp in g w ith a m a jo r
p r o j e c t : t h e a d d i t i o n to t h e i r s e w e r
treatm en t facility.
“ I lo g p la n s a n d k e e p tr a c k o f p u r ­
c h a s e s ,” sa id Je ff. “ O n c e I c o m p le te th e
p a p e rw o rk , I g e t to o b se rv e an d a ss ist in
the process the eng in eers go th ro u g h to get
the jo b d o n e.”
J e f f said he w a n ts to be a m e c h a n ic a l
eng ineer, b u t ex p lo rin g the civil en g in e e rs’
w orld has p ro v ed to be v ery interesting.
“I ju s t w an ted so m eth in g in terestin g to
do this sum m er and everyone has been very
helpful to m e,” said Jeff, w ho has learned
th e im p o r t a n c e o f k e e p i n g u p w ith
te c h n o lo g ic a l a d v a n c e s o n c e ’ e m p lo y e d .
“ S p e a k in g to c o n tr a c to r s , as w e ll as th e
e n g in e e rs , is a g re a t w a y to le a r n m o re
about the p ro fessio n .”
V i n c e n t B u r z i , 1 6 , has a p o sitio n w rit­
in g c o m p u te r p ro g ra m s fo r E p ita x x In c .,
P rin c e to n . T h e p ro g ra m s w ill te s t s e m i­
c o n d u c to r c h ip s u se d in th e e m itte rs and
d e te c to rs th e c o m p a n y m a n u fa c tu re s and
develops. A lso a ju n io r at H ig h T ech H igh
S chool, the M an alap an teen -ag er is finding
the w o rk v ery interesting.
“T h ese ch ip s th at are b ein g te ste d w ill
be u sed in an in te rn a tio n a l e n v iro n m en tal
satellite to d etec t d ifferen t gases in th e at­
m o sp h ere,” said V incent, w ho w orks w ith
o p tic a l, s e m i-c o n d u c to r a n d a p p lic a tio n s
eng ineers and physicists. “I t ’s a long-range
p ro ject an d a very im p o rtan t o n e .”
V in cen t, w ho is n o t sure w h a t a re a o f
e n g in e e rin g h e w a n ts to p u rs u e , sa id he
p la n s o n c o n tin u in g h is w o rk at E p ita x x
d u ring the school y ear by d o in g co m p u ter
w o rk at h o m e an d co m in g in to th e o ffice
after school.
“T his jo b h as g iven m e a chance to see
w h a t's out th ere,” said V incent.
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ON C A M P U S
A r t h u r B . V e l a r d o J r , son o f M r. and
M rs. A rth u r V e la rd o o f H a z le t, h as b een
a w a rd e d a b a c h e lo r o f sc ie n c e d e g re e in
e n v iro n m e n ta l p la n n in g fro m C o o k C o l­
lege, R u tg ers U n iv ersity , N ew B runsw ick.
D a n a K . N a n k e r v i s o f C olts N eck , and
R o b y n R . R o b i n s o n o f M id d leto w n , have
b e e n n a m e d to th e s p rin g d e a n ’s lis t at
P h il a d e lp h i a C o lle g e o f P h a r m a c y a n d
S cience, P hiladelphia, Pa.
J o s e p h M . C o l a s s a n o recen tly earn ed a
m a s te r o f b u sin e ss a d m in is tra tio n d e g re e
fro m P ace U niversity, N ew Y o rk C ity.
J e a n n e M . S a v a g e o f A b e rd e e n , a n d
M i c h a e l P a u l T o l o c k a o f M ataw an g ra d ­
u a te d M ay 19 fro m F a ir le ig h D ic k in s o n
U niversity, F lo rh am -M ad iso n cam pus.
L i s a M a r i e Y e n n e l l a o f M id d le to w n ,
h as been nam ed to th e spring d e a n ’s list at
S eton H all U n iv ersity , S ou th O range.
S t e p h a n i e A n n L e v e e n e , A b e rd e e n ,
w as nam ed to th e spring d e a n ’s list at the
U n iv ersity o f D elaw are, N ew ark , D el.
D a n i e l C a r e w , so n o f M r. a n d M rs.
T h o m a s C arew o f H a z le t, g ra d u a te d Ju ly
10 fr o m th e M o n m o u th C o u n ty P o lic e
A cadem y. S h e riff’s O fficer C arew receiv ed
th e academ ic aw ard.
S a l l y A n t o u n , d a u g h te r o f D rs. S a a d
and B erlan ta A n to u n o f H o lm d el; F . J e n ­
n i f e r C o o p e r , d a u g h te r o f M r. a n d M rs.
R ic h a rd A . C o o p e r o f M a ta w a n ; an d
d au g h ter o f B arb ara
U. C arto n and L aw ren ce A . C arto n , b o th o f
M id d le to w n , w e re n a m e d to th e s p r in g
d e a n ’s lis t at M u h le n b e rg C o lle g e ,
A llen to w n , Pa.
C h a rle s H a lm
o f M a ta w a n , re c e n tly
r e c e iv e d a d o c to r o f p s y c h o lo g y d e g re e
fro m Y e sh iv a U n iv e rs ity ’s F e rk a u f G ra d ­
u a te S c h o o l o f P s y c h o lo g y , th e B ro n x ,
N .Y .
.
K i m b e r l y J o a n R a y m o n d , d a u g h ter o f
M r. and M rs. Jam es R ay m o n d o f L incroft,
g ra d u a te d m a g n a cu m lau d e fro m B o sto n
C o lle g e , B o sto n , M a ss., o n M a y 18. S he
w ill a tte n d R o b e rt W o o d Jo h n so n S ch o o l
o f M edicine, P iscataw ay , th is fall.
E l i z a b e t h C a h i l l , d a u g h te r o f Jo A n n e
and P eter C ahill o f M id d leto w n , w ill b e a
m em b er o f th e B u ck n ell U n iv ersity S tudent
G o v e r n m e n t C o n g r e s s f o r th e C la s s o f
1995. S h e serv ed as v ic e p re sid e n t o f h e r
so p h o m o re c la s s a n d w as a re c ip e n t o f a
G race F o u n d atio n S cholarship.
C h r i s t o p h e r J . F i s h , so n o f M r. an d
M rs. L . F is h o f M id d le to w n , g ra d u a te d
M a 6 y 10 fro m R ic h m o n d C o lle g e , U n i­
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M i t c h e l l A l b a l a o f H a z le t w as p la c e d
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P A G E A N T
In the five years Hilary Whyte, 13, has been entering dance and modeling
competitions, she has won more than 90 trophies. She is the current Miss New
Jersey State Pre-Teen Model.
P r e - T e e n ’s
By Christine Menapace
M A T A W A N
—
A t th e
age
o f
13 , H i­
and
trie s to
tro p h ie s
h id e
and
11
6 - fo o t th in g
is
i t, b u t i t ’s s i m p l y
has
and
a
to
th e
p la y
C la ra
h e r y e a rs
c o m p e titio n s
fo r
e n te re d
h e r
d a n c e
an d
1987, and began
e n te r in g p a g e a n ts in 1 9 8 9 .
S in c e
th a t
re s id e n t h a s
p o in t
title s
H ila ry
N ew
D a n ie l
e v e ry
w ay
h a s
e n te re d
th e
c o m p e titio n s
so
to
D riv e
in
title
1 9 9 0 .
o f M is s
a re
m any
o v e r th e
and
has
o f th e m . “ A fte r a
H ila ry , w h o
p a g e a n ts
“ I
a re
D e s p ite
p a g e a n ts
y e a rs
tra c k ,” jo k e d
m an y
s e le c te d
th a t if
B a lle t in
sh e
w as
ac­
a c ro ss
th e
c o u n try .
fe lt
so
h e r m o th e r w o rk s .
w a s a c c e p te d to th e
te r r ib le ,”
s a id
h e r
m ak es
m ad e
by
it c le a r th a t a ll
H i l a r y . “ I ’m
d e fi­
n ite ly n o t a s ta g e m o th e r ,” s h e s a id .
d a n c in g ,
h er su ccess
H ila ry
le a d s
y e a r- o ld life s ty le , e v e n
s id e s
th e re
k n o w in g
S till, h e r m o m
th a n
s a id
w as
a u d itio n e d f o r th e
g e t th e r e , s in c e
d e c is io n s
h e ld s o m a n y title s th a t o fte n , b o th s h e a n d
lo se
O rla n d o , F la .
m o th e r.
h e r m o th e r fo rg e t s o m e
w h ile , y o u
a n a tio n a l F a ­
A s it tu r n s o u t, H ila r y
y e a r, a t o n e
title s
h o ld s
tim e
S c h o o l o f A m e ric a n
Y o rk ,
p ro g ra m .
th e
th re e
as
p a g e a n t in
A t o n e p o in t, H ila r y
p re s tig io u s
J e rs e y S ta te P r e -T e e n M o d e l.
H ila ry
and
h e ld
h o ld in g
C u rre n tly ,
N ew
tim e ,
sam e
T h e
w e re
c e p t e d , s h e c o u l d n ’t g o b e c a u s e s h e h a d n o
f irs t
c o m p e titio n s in
th e
in
p e rfo rm a n c e s
s e c o n d - r u n n e r u p o u t o f 4 7 e n tra n ts .
m o re th a n
c ro w n s fro m
p a g e a n ts
H ila ry
th e
a v e ra g e
a tte n d in g
le s s o n s
f iv e
w ith
a
p a g e a n ts
v e ry
n o rm a l
13-
i f it is m u c h b u s ie r
y o u n g
t e e n - a g e r ’s . B e ­
s c h o o l, H ila r y
days a
and
w eek
ta k e s
fo r th re e
b a lle t
to
fo u r
h o u rs a d a y a t th e A c a d e m y o f D a n c e A rts
in R e d B a n k .
E a c h
p a g e a n t
S om e
h av e
m e n ts
w h ile
v a rie s ,
a c a d e m ic
o th e rs
sh e
an d
do
e x p la in e d .
ta le n t re q u ire ­
n o t.
S om e
can
in ­
c lu d e m o re th a n 2 0 0 g irls c o m p e tin g , w h ile
o th e rs
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W
m ay
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o n ly
a
h a n d fu l
o f
p e o p le .
R a th e r th a n
fo rm in g
to
a tte n d
th e
n u m ero u s
a rts s c h o o ls a n d m o d e lin g
w h ic h
sh e
h as
re c e iv e d
p e r­
s c h o o ls
s c h o la rs h ip s ,
H i l a r y a t t e n d s S t. B e n e d i c t ’s i n H o l m d e l .
W ith
d a n c e
le s s o n s , H ila ry
e x p la in e d ,
“ I t ’s v e r y h a r d t o g e t y o u r h o m e w o r k d o n e
W hen
th o u g h ,
it c o m e s
H ila ry ’s
to
g o t
ta le n t c o m p e titio n s ,
an
e d g e .
S h e
h as
... I ’m
up
la te .”
A c a d e m ic s
p o rta n t to h e r, a n d
s tu d ie d b a lle t s in c e th e a g e o f 2 1 /2 a n d h a s
le g e ra th e r th a n jo in
danced
s a id .
f iv e
seasons
B a lle t, p la y in g
p ro d u c tio n
w ith
C la ra
o f The
in
th e
th e
G a rd e n
S ta te
b a l l e t ’s
1990
N u tc ra c k e r.
“M y
firs t
lo v e is d a n c in g ,” s h e s a id .
O fte n ,
h o w e v e r,
h e r
d a n c e
p e rfo r­
T h en
a g a in ,
if
sh e
o ffe r,
s h e ’s
k e e p in g
S o m e
o f h er
d rea m s
g e ts
h e r
o r
e x c e lle n t
h er
s c h o o l,
A m e ric a
s o m e d a y . “ W h a te v e r c o m e s
M is s
a lo n g is O K ,” s h e a d d e d .
ev en
o p en .
h a v in g
d a n c in g
p a g e a n t c o m p e ti­
d e c is io n s .
im ­
ow n
to u g h
so m e
an
o p tio n s
in c lu d e
tio n s ,
fo r
v e ry
a tte n d c o l­
a d a n c e c o m p a n y , sh e
m a n c e s c a n c o n flic t w ith
m a k in g
a re
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S e r v i c e ’s
k e e p in g
p r im
f a m
a r y
ilie s
g o a l
is
t o g e t h e r
C o u n s e lo r s
COVER STO RY
p r o v i d e h e l p in
in n o w ay a 9'-to-5 p o sitio n , and th e tim e
th e y sp en d w ith th e fam ily is d e te rm in e d
by each fa m ily ’s ind iv id u al needs. “ I t ’s an
im p o rta n t th in g to b u ild th e re la tio n s h ip
w ith th e f a m i l y , ” e x p la i n e d c o u n s e l o r
S arah M eador.
R a th e r th a n sim p ly fu n c tio n in g as o b ­
je c tiv e o b se rv e rs, c o u n se lo rs g e t v e ry in ­
v o lv e d w ith th e fa m ilie s a n d v ie w th e ir
b e h a v io r firsth a n d . “ I t ’s n o t se c o n d h a n d ;
y o u ’re se e in g w h a t’s re a lly h a p p e n in g ,”
e x p lain ed M eador.
S h e sa id sh e w as to ld b y o n e w o m an
th a t she felt lik e sh e ’d k n o w n M ead o r fo r
y e a rs . T h e w o m a n a d d e d , “ I f o r g o t y o u
w ere a so cial w o rk er,” she said.
T h e p ro g ra m
a l s o e m p o w e rs fa m ilies
by sho w in g th em h o w to h elp them selv es.
C o u n s e lo r s n o t o n ly d e a l w ith e m o ­
ti o n a l is s u e s , th e y te a c h f a m il ie s s u c h
th in g s as h o w to g et fo o d stam p s o r b alan c e
th e ir ch eck bo ok .
“ L ittle th in g s lik e th a t can m a k e a d if­
fere n c e ,” B rau n said.
A t first, fa m ilie s can b e sca re d o r su s­
p ic io u s o f th e c o u n selo r. O fte n , th e fa m i­
lies h a v e d e a lt w ith m an y o th e r a g e n c ie s
before.
H o w ev er, co u n se lo rs say th ey are to ld
by fam ilies th at this is o n e o f th e few p ro ­
gram s w here peo p le really listen to them .
“ M a n y tim e s , th e y d o n ’t w a n t u s to
lea v e ,” R u llo -C o o n ey said.
E isn e r said th a t o n e fam ily m ad e h e r a
c a k e o n h e r la s t d a y , w ith th e m e s s a g e ,
“ W e ’re g o in g to m iss y o u .”
D e sp ite th e c lo s e b o n d s th a t d e v e lo p ,
co u n selo rs said th at som e o f th e issues are
v e ry se rio u s a n d c a n ’t be e x p e c te d to b e
solv ed in a few w eeks.
F o r th is reaso n , F P S m o st o ften w o rk s
in co n n ectio n w ith o th e r p ro g ram s in w hich
the fam ily is involved.
“ T h e y k n o w f r o m the b eg in n in g w e ’re
only tem p o rary ,” M ead o r said.
D o m estic d isp u tes can also be d a n g e r­
ous for the c o u n selo rs, but E isner said that
they are taught in th eir six-day train in g to
d if f u s e s itu a tio n s b e fo r e th e y e s c a la te .
S o m etim es, this is n ’t easy w hen th ere are
e ig h t p e o p le in a ro o m a n g ry w ith e a c h
other.
“T h a t’s hard w o rk ,” she added.
D espite the success o f the p rogram , p ro ­
fe s s io n a ls s tre s s th a t it is n o t a m ira c le
w o rk er and so m etim es, th ere are situations
w h e re a c h ild re a lly sh o u ld be re m o v e d
from a d an g ero u s situation.
B u t th is p ro g ra m g iv e s fa m ilie s th a t
extra ch an ce to stay together.
E isn er said that o n e o f the best parts o f
the jo b is w hen a fa m ily ’s m em b e rs have
c o m p leted th e p ro g ram and look read y to
m ove on w ith th eir lives.
“ T h a t is v e ry , v e ry s a t is f y in g ,” she
said.
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By Christine Menapace
M A T A W A N — N a n c y E is n e r h a s a
sketch h an g in g on the w all o f h e r o ffice o f
a b rig h t pu rp le flow er, bearin g th e in sc rip ­
tio n , “T o N ancy, L ove, Jen n ifer, X X O O .”
T h e p ic tu re is e v id e n c e o f h e r w o rk .
E i s n e r is a c o u n s e l o r w ith th e F a m ily
P r e s e r v a t i o n S e r v i c e o f th e B a y s h o r e
Y outh and F am ily S erv ice o f th e c o m m u ­
n ity Y M C A .
T h e g ro u n d -b reak in g p ro g ra m p ro v id es
in te n siv e in -h o m e c o u n se lin g an d e d u c a ­
tio n to fam ilies in crisis w h ere th ere is an
im m inent risk o f a ch ild b ein g p lace d o u t­
side o f the hom e.
T h e g oal o f th e p ro g ram is to k eep fa m i­
lies to g e th e r by tea c h in g th e m n ew skills,
such as an g er m an ag e m en t, p ro b lem so lv ­
ing and p a ren tin g . C o u n se lo rs are o n call
2 4 h o u rs a d a y , se v e n d a y s a w e e k , a n d
sp e n d a n y w h e re fro m fiv e to 2 0 h o u rs a
w eek w ith fam ilies fo r ro u g h ly fo u r to six
w eeks.
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statew ide d irecto r fo r th e F am ily P rese rv a­
tio n S ervice, the first fo u r p ro g ram s started
in 1987, a n d th e re are n o w 14 p ro g ra m s
statew ide.
T h e p ro g ra m at B Y F S , s e rv in g M o n ­
m o u th C o u n ty , b e g a n Ja n . 1 o f th is y e a r
and started w ork in g w ith fam ilies in A pril.
S in ce July 1, 19 fa m ilie s h a v e co m p le te d
th e p ro g r a m , a c c o rd in g to D ia n e R u llo C o o n ey , su p e rv iso r o f th e F a m ily P re s e r­
v atio n Service.
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F am ilies fo r the p rogram are referred by
th e s ta te D iv is io n o f Y o u th a n d F a m ily
S e rv ic e s, th e c o u n ty F a m ily C o u rt/C ris is
In te rv e n tio n U n its an d R e g io n a l C o m m u ­
nity C risis In terv en tio n S ervices.
B e in g a r e la tiv e ly n e w p ro g r a m , th e
F am ily P reserv atio n S ervice tak es th e tra d i­
tio n a l ap p ro ach o f re m o v in g a c h ild fro m
risk o n e step fu r th e r by e m p h a s iz in g th e
rem o v al o f the risk, n o t the child.
B e sid e s th e o b v io u s e m o tio n a l a d v a n ­
ta g e s o f k e e p in g f a m ilie s to g e t h e r a n d
teach in g them new skills, the p ro g ram can
also h elp to d efray th e hig h co sts o f p lacin g
a ch ild in fo ster care.
I n d e s c r i b i n g t h e p rog ram , B rau n c o m ­
p ares it to th e adage, “G iv e a m a n a fish ,
you feed h im fo r a day, teac h a m an to fish
and he e a ts fo r life .” B ra u n sa id , “W e ’re
b a sic a lly te a c h in g th e m (fam ilie s) h o w to
fish .”
C ounseling is intense, an d F P S w orkers
o ften fun ctio n as a m em b e r o f th e fam ily ,
co oking d in n er, d o in g lau n d ry o r h elp in g to
p u t th e k id s to bed.
T he cou n selo rs em ph asize th at the jo b is
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V o lu n te e rs a re u rg e n tly n e e d e d to d e liv e r m id d a y m e a ls , M o n d a y th ro u g h
Friday, to elderly an d /o r d isa b le d adults in M o n m o u th C ounty.
F o r m an y w h o liv e alo n e , th e v o lu n te e r is th e ir o n ly c o n ta c t w ith th e o u tsid e
co m m u n ity , b ringing a few m o m en ts o f co m p an io n sh ip alo n g w ith a nutritio u s, p ro ­
fessio n ally prep ared , h o t m eal.
V olunteers are asked to d eliv er a ro u te o n ly o n ce a w eek , w h ich tak es from 6 0 to
90 m inutes. S u m m er su b stitu tes are w elco m e to c o v e r th e ro u tes o f re g u la r v o lu n ­
teers w h o are on vacatio n.
A nyone w ith a c ar an d a v alid d riv e r’s licen se w h o can h elp is u rg ed to con tact
B everly P arsons, V olu n teers in P u b lic S erv ice, at th e M o n m o u th C o u n ty D ivisio n o f
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on end. N o , it is n ’t th e electric bill o r y o u r
c a r in s u ra n c e ; m o s t p e o p le e x p e c t th o s e
bills to be k illers.
B u t w h e n y o u sig n u p f o r s o m e th in g
th a t is sup p o sed to be “low c o st” an d extra
ch arg e s g et ad d e d in, i t ’s h a rd not to feel
used.
S om e w o m en w h o hav e tried taking ad ­
v a n ta g e o f a d v e rtise d , lo w -c o s t m a m m o ­
gram s have fo u n d th a t “low c o st” is n ’t al­
w ay s th e ch e a p e st w ay to go.
T h e u s u a l ra n g e fo r a b a s ic m a m m o ­
g ram is b etw een $ 1 0 0 and $120.
S o m e c li n ic s , r e a l iz i n g th e n e e d f o r
m o re w o m en to h av e m am m o g ram s done,
h av e e stab lish ed th e ir ow n low -cost p ro c e ­
d ures.
M o st p e o p le w o u ld ag re e th a t so u n d s
lik e a g o o d idea, bu t fo r som e people that
g o o d id e a en d e d u p co sting them .
I t i s i m p o r t a n t t o re a liz e th a t w h ile
th e r e m a y b e so m e m a m m o g ra m c lin ic s
th a t a r e n ’t a ll t h e y ’re c r a c k e d u p to b e ,
so m e a re p ro v id in g a v a lu a b le h e a lth
serv ice to m an y w om en.
So h ere is w h at to look fo r w hen taking
a d v a n ta g e o f lo w -c o s t m a m m o g ra m c lin ­
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T h e s ta te D e p a rtm e n t o f H e a lth s u g ­
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D ivision o f R ad io lo g y fo r a listing o f c e rti­
fie d te c h n ic ia n s an d ra d io lo g is ts in N ew
Jersey w ho p erfo rm m am m o g ram s.
T hese tech n ician s subscribe to standards
set by the A m erican C o lleg e o f R adiology.
T h e A m e r i c a n C o ll e g e o f R a d i o l o g y
inspects eq u ip m en t and technicians.
T h e D iv is io n o f R a d io lo g y c a n b e
reach ed at 1-609-984-1795.
C all the clinic you w ant to go to w ell in
advance to m ake an ap p o in tm en t and, m ost
im p o rtan tly , to ask questions.
A sk if you w ill be resp o n sib le fo r initial
p a y m en t and if y o u r in su ran ce w ill c o v e r
any o r all o f the charge.
W o m e n a r e a d v i s e d to g o o n ly to
c li n ic s w ith c e r t if ie d r a d i o lo g i s ts c o n ­
d u ctin g the p rocedure. A lso, ask w ho w ill
be read in g o r in terp retin g th e resu lts o f the
m am m ogram .
B ew are o f clinics th a t ad d ex tra p ro c e ­
du res to the m am m ogram .
O n e w o m a n fro m F re e h o ld T o w n s h ip
said she w en t to a clinic fo r an advertised
lo w - c o s t m a m m o g r a m w i t h o u t a p h y ­
s ic ia n ’s re fe rra l, an d w a s su rp ris e d w h en
she had to hav e an u ltra-so u n d done.
It w as an ex tra th at b ro u g h h e r to tal bill
to $185.
A c c o rd in g to M ik e M e d d is , a s s is ta n t
p u b lic h e a lth o ffic e r w ith th e M o n m o u th
C o u n ty H ealth D ep artm en t, the rad io lo g ist
can in terp re t th e re su lts an d m ak e re c o m ­
m en d atio n s, but as h e said, “ I d o n ’t know
h ow a so n o g ram w o u ld facto r in .”
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R iv e rv ie w M ed ical C e n te r, R e d B an k ,
h a s u n v e ile d a n e w la s e r tr e a tm e n t f o r
p r o s t a t e e n la r g e m e n t , th e s e c o n d m o s t
co m m o n co n d itio n co v ered by M edicare.
T h e p ro ced u re can re d u c e p ro state p a ­
tie n ts’ h ospital stays from o n e w e ek to ju s t
a few days.
A n estim ated 80 p erce n t o f m en age 55
an d o ld e r h a v e e x p e rie n c e d sy m p to m s o f
p ro s ta te e n la rg e m e n t, a ls o c a lle d b e n ig n
p ro static h y p erp lasia (B P H ), acco rd in g to a
G allu p study.
T h e p ro s ta te is a w a ln u t- s iz e d g la n d
th a t la y s b e n e a th th e b a se o f th e b la d d e r
a n d s u r r o u n d s th e u r e th r a — th e c a n a l
th r o u g h w h ic h u r in e p a s s e s . T h e m o s t
co m m o n sy m p to m s o f B P H are d iffic u lty
in u rin atin g and freq u en t urin atio n .
A new p ro ced u re, v isu al la se r ab latio n
p ro sta te c to m y (V L A P ), d e v e lo p e d larg ely
b y A u s t r a l i a n u r o l o g i s t D r. A n th o n y
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lie r this year.
A fib e r th a t c a rrie s th e la s e r b e a m is
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T h e b e a m is sw itch ed on fo r a m in u te at
o n e s p o t, th e n r o ta te d a q u a r te r tu r n to
a n o th er. T h e p ro c e s s is re p e a te d u n til all
fo u r q u a d ra n ts o f th e p ro s ta te h a v e b e e n
treated.
B esid es red u cin g p a tie n t trau m a, V L A P
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with free blood pressure screenings and the
medical center’s MediSource specialist will
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324-5098.
T h u r s d a y a n d F rid a y
S a tu rd a y
Cholesterol Screenings, 7-9 p.m.
Thursday, CentraState Medical Center’s
Health Awareness Center, 65 Gibson
Place, Freehold, and 7-9 p.m. Friday,
Health Awareness Center, Freehold
Raceway Mall, Route 9. Fee: $8 per
screening. Fasting is not required and no
appointment is necessary. For more
information, call 308-0570.
“Make a Difference Day” blood drive, 9
a.m.-2 p.m., Central Jersey Blood Bank,
494 Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury. Donors
will be eligible for a special gift.
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p.m., Freehold Raceway Mall, Route 9.
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Dr. Paula Rothenberg, d irecto r o f the
“N ew Jersey P roject: In teg ratin g Issues o f
R ace and G en d er Into the C u rricu lu m ” w ill
lectu re at 9 a.m . S ept. 2 in F o ru m 103 as
p art o f the F aculty D ay aw ards. T his y e a r’s
o u ts ta n d in g fa c u lty a w a rd w in n e rs a re :
G eo rg e A bel, p ro fesso r o f chem istry ; F red a
H e p n e r, a s s is t a n t p r o f e s s o r o f w ritin g ;
H o w a rd R u d ro w , a ss o c ia te p ro fe s s o r o f
w riting; T ony S ynder, asso ciate p ro fe sso r
o f history; and D onna T h o m p so n , assistan t
p ro fe s s o r o f e c o n o m ic s /fin a n c e . E a c h o f
them w ill receive p laq u es and a ch e c k fo r
$100.
W O R K S H O P S
T h e fo llo w in g w ork sh o p s an d activities
w ill tak e p lace at B rook d ale C o m m u n ity
C ollege, L incroft:
Forty workshops for c o u n selo rs in th e
d ru g - an d a lc o h o l-a b u s e fie ld as w e ll as
in terested m em b ers o f the p u b lic w ill tak e
p la c e in th e fa ll. A ll w o rk sh o p s w ill ru n
from 7 to 10 p.m . T u esd ay s and T hu rsd ay s.
E ach sessio n c o sts $23. A m o n g to p ic s to
b e d i s c u s s e d a r e “ T h e C h e m i s tr y a n d
C o n s c io u s n e s s o f C ra v in g ,” “ Y o u th a n d
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The following review c o u rs e s in th e
in su ra n c e in d u s try w ill ru n in th e fall, in
p rep aratio n fo r the N ew Je rse y P ro d u cers
E xam :
S ectio n 1: P re-lice n sin g co u rse in fo u r
sessions, 6 to 10 p.m . Sept. 8-17. F ee, $55.
S e c tio n 2: “ L ife In s u r a n c e ” in se v e n
se s sio n s , 6 to 10 p .m . S ep t. 2 4 -O c t.. 29.
F ee, $105.
S ection 3: “ L ife and H e alth ” in 10 se s­
sions, from 6 to 10 p.m . S ept. 24-O ct. 29.
F ee, $150.
S e c tio n 4: “ L ife , P ro p e rty a n d C a s u ­
a lty ” in 3 9 s e s s io n s , fro m 6 to 10 p .m .
Sept. 24 -M arch 16. Fee, $455.
S ection 5: “H ealth, P ro p erty and C a su ­
a lty ” in 32 s e s s io n s , fr o m 6 to 10 p .m .
N ov. 10-M arch 16. F ee, $380.
F o r m ore inform ation, call 2 2 4-2880.
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Victorian Cape May trip, in clu d in g a
. tro lle y to u r. C ap e M ay P o in t L ig h th o u se
m useum an d lunch, is sch ed u led fro m 7:45
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n ext W ednesday to Sept. 3 0 at the A trium
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11:30 a.m . to 1 p.m . Sept. 15. T h e exhibit
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a n d is fo u n d in g e d ito r a n d p u b lis h e r o f
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By Cheryl Makin
A tre at o f tw o m u sical greats w ill be on
h a n d a t th e C o u n t B a s ie T h e a tr e , R e d
B ank, th is w eek.
O n T h u r s d a y , j a z z g r e a t W y n to n
M a r s a l i s w ill p e r f o r m a t th e n e w ly
r e j u v e n a t e d c o n c e r t h a ll , w ith s in g e r s o n g w r ite r J o a n A rm a tra d in g a p p e a rin g
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T h in k o f O n e an d B la c k C odes (F r o m the
U n d e r g r o u n d ), to th e o r c h e s tr a l e m b e l­
lis h m e n ts o f H o t H o u s e F lo w e r s , to h is
c u rre n t w o rk in th e sep tet fo rm at h eard on
B lu e In te rlu d e , W y n to n M arsalis has c o n ­
stru c te d a th o ro u g h ly m o d e m ap p ro ach to
ja z z . It r e f le c ts e v e ry th in g fro m th e a d ­
v a n c e m e n ts o f Jo h n C o ltran e an d C h arles
M in g u s to th e earliest ja z z fo rm s th at e m ­
an ate d fro m N ew O rleans.
Perhaps it is appropriate th a t M arsalis
w o u ld re a c h b a c k to th e C re sc e n t C ity to
p u t to g e th e r h is v isio n o f w hat m o d e m ja z z
is an d should be, sin ce he is a n ative o f th at
illu s trio u s m u s ic a l m e c c a . B o rn in 1961,
M arsalis w as still a y o u n g ster w hen he first
p lay ed trad itio n al N ew O rleans ja z z in the
F airv iew B ap tist C h u rch b and, a g ro u p led
b y D a n n y B a rk e r, th e le g e n d a ry b a n jo is t
and g uitarist.
Y et N ew O rlean s m u sical h eritag e w as
n o t th e fo c u s o f y o u n g M a rsa lis. In h ig h
sch o o l, th e tru m p e te r w as m u ch m o re fo ­
c u sed o n R & B , classica l m u sic and bebop.
S o , w h ile h e is to d a y o n e o f th e w o rld ’s
fo re m o st ja z z m u sician s, his sou n d also is
re fle c tiv e o f th e w id e v a rie ty o f m u s ic a l
styles and m an y lin eu p s, in clu d in g classical
e n se m b le s, R & B a n d T o p 4 0 b a n d s, ja z z
g ro u p s, o rch estras an d th e B ig B an d sound.
In fa c t, h is e x p e rie n c e c o v e rs a lm o st th e
en tire ran g e o f A m erican m usic.
“ H av in g th e o p p o rtu n ity to p e rfo rm all
o f th ese d ifferen t sty les at an early age gave
m e an u n d erstan d in g o f the sim ilarities and
d ifferen ces in th e fu n ctio ns o f th ese sty les,”
e x p la in e d M a rs a lis . “T h e b e s t w a y fo r a
m u sician to le a m a b o u t a style o f m u sic is
o n a b an d sta n d .”
In 1979, after m an y aw ards an d offers,
a y o u n g M arsalis, fresh o u t o f high school,
w as ask ed to jo in L io n el H a m p to n ’s band,
bu t declin ed . In stead , h e en ro lled at the Ju l­
lia rd S c h o o l o f M u s ic in N ew Y o rk a n d
fu rth e re d his study o f th e trum pet.
“I d id n ’t re ally k n o w w h at I w an ted to
do at th at p o in t,” M arsalis recalled. “D eep
do w n insid e, I k n ew I w anted to p lay jazz ,
b u t I d id n ’t k n o w an y b o d y in m y g e n e ra ­
tio n w h o w as p la y in g o r even listen in g to
jaz z . So I d id n ’t really ev en know if it w as
p o ssib le to d o it.”
H e w en t o n to le a m from and p lay w ith
som e o f th e g reatest ja z z and m u sical m a s­
ters.
“A rt B lak ely ta u g h t m e th e m eaning o f
b e in g a p ro f e s s io n a l m u s ic ia n — g iv in g
150 p e rcen t ev ery nig h t, h av in g resp ect fo r
Finally, a value that suits even the most
discriminating taste. Our exclusive collection of
all-wool suits, affordably priced at $325.
Y O U R
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Jazz trum peter Wynton Marsalis will
bring his septet to the Count Basie
Theatre, Red Bank, at 8 p.m. Thursday.
the audience. H e taught m e the real m e a n ­
ing o f ja z z m usic, th e fact th at it has a sp iri­
tual co n n ectio n and that it is about A m e ri­
can d em o cracy ,” M arsalis noted.
“ I ’m really indebted to a lot o f m u si­
c ia n s ,” h e ad d ed . “C la rk T erry ta u g h t m e
h o w to tre a t p e o p le a n d h o w to articu late
c e rta in p h ra s e s a n d lin e s o n th e tru m p e t.
‘S w e e ts ’ E d is o n ta u g h t m e h o w to p la t
b lu e s . R o y E ld r id g e ta u g h t m e h o w to
gro w l. D iz z y G ille sp ie ta u g h t m e h o w to
co n cen trate on h arm o n y an d rh y th m . A nd
s e v e r a l m u s ic i a n s w h o a r e n ’t tr u m p e t
p la y e r s h a v e a ls o ta u g h t m e a lo t, lik e
W alter D avis, w ho sh o w ed m e a lot about
(T helonius) M o n k ’s m usic, and, o f course,
m y father, E llis, w ho h elp ed rpe un d erstan d
the jo y o f serio u sn ess.”
M a r s a l i s w a s s i g n e d to C o lu m b ia
R eco rd s as an 18-year-old an d p ro ceed ed to
re le a se h is so lo d e b u t a lb u m in 1982. A t
th a t tim e , h e a lso b e g a n to u rin g w ith h is
o w n b a n d , w h ic h b ro k e u p in 1 9 8 5 . H e
la te r c re a te d th e W y n to n M arsalis S ep tet.
H is album s and perfo rm an ces hav e co m e to
d efin e all lev els o f ja z z an d fu rth e r refin e
the ja z z tradition.
N o w 3 0 y e a rs o ld , M a r s a lis re c e n tly
re le a se d h is la te s t alb u m , B lu e In te rlu d e ,
an d a c ro s so v e r d u e t a lb u m w ith so p ran o
K a th le e n B a ttle e n title d B a ro q u e D u e t ;
p r e m i e r e d I n T h is H o u s e / O n T h is
M o rn in g , a co m m issio n ed w ork fo r Jazz at
L in co ln C en ter; and is g ettin g re ad y fo r a
natio n al to u r w ith the L in co ln C en ter Jazz
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Indians’ Souls are Still Alive" at the Santa
Fe Cafe, 8 Main St., Freehold. For
information, call 294-9626.
T o d a y th ro u g h S e p t. 9
Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition and
selection of works by artists at the Scherer
Gallery , 93 School Road W., Marlboro, 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday to Sunday. For
information, call 536-9465.
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“Art of Maine: A Bounty of Woods and
Water” is theme of an exhibition at the
Monmouth Museum, Newman Springs
Road, Lincroft. Regular hours are 10 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and
1-5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Mondays.
Admission: $2 non-members, $1.50
children and seniors. For more information,
call 747-2266,
Edmond Jean Van der Leur art exhibit
at Poricy Park, Oak Hill Road, Middletown,
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday,
12:30-3:30 p.m. Sundays
Ruffino Tamaya, work of the late
Mexican artist exhibited at the Scherer
Gallery, 93 School Road W., Marlboro, 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday.
For information, call 536-9465.
“Shore Scenes,” photography exhibit
by Carroll Siskind at the Monmouth Beach
Library, 11 Willow Ave. Hours are 9 a.m. to
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T o d a y th ro u g h S e p t. 3 0
“Jazz Revelation” by Gerry Kamber.
Jazz musicians are invited to sit in at Cafe
e Dolce on the Asbury Park Boardwalk at
Third Avenue. For more information, call
988-1978.
“Artists and Friends” is the title of an
exhibition by Karen Anderson Christie,
Nicole LeCause and Bruce Fallender at the
Adelphia Arts Center, Route 524, AdelphiaFarmingdale Road, Howell. For hours and
other information, call 462-7675.
Studio Gallery, 1 E. Front St., Keyport.
Collection of signed prints by photographer
Jeff Silverman. Noon to 5 p.m. Weds - Fri.
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English antique engravings on display
at the Monmouth County Office of the
Handicapped, 29 East Main St., Freehold.
Collection belongs to Bruce Fallender,
owner of the Adelphia Arts Center. For
more information call 431-7399.
Hermine Freed photographs and
video on display at the Douglass Library,
Rutgers University, New Brunswick. For
more information, call Francoise Puniello at
932-9346.
Quietude Garden Gallery features
sculptors John Parker and Larry Steele, 11
a.m. to 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday,
Saturday and Sunday, 24 Fern Road, East
Brunswick. Call 257-1378.
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Last of the Red Hot Lovers at the First
Avenue Playhouse, 123 First Ave., Atlantic
Highlands, 8 p.m. for dessert, 8:30 p.m. for
show. Tickets, $15. Special Sunday
matinee on Aug. 16 at 2:30 p.m. For
reservations, call 291-7552.
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The Owl and the Pussycat by the Simy
Theatre Co. at the Kobe Japanese
Restaurant, Route 9, Howell. Dinner and
show is $29.50. Show alone is $15. Times, '
7 p.m. dinner, show at 8:30 p.m. on
Fridays; 6:30 p.m. dinner, show at 8 p.m.
Saturdays. For reservations, call 364-4298.
F rid a y s a n d S a tu rd a y s
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Joe Sherbin pianist at Jerry Beyer’s,
113 Main St., Matawan, 8 p.m. Admission,
$5. For information, call 583-2044.
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Organ recitals and concerts each
Wednesday and Saturday at the Great
Auditorium in Ocean Grove. Wednesdays
at 7:30 p.m.; Saturdays at 4 p.m. There will
be no recital Aug. 19. For information, call
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Tickets, $10 general admission, $15
reserved seating. Season tickets, group
rates, etc., available. For information, call
1-800-773-0097.
S a tu rd a y a n d S u n d a y
Philadelphia, Here I Come! auditions
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more information, call 364-4298.
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Organ Concert Series by the Garden
State Theatre Organ Society at the Asbury
Park Convention Hall, 3 p.m. Free. This
week features Bob Legon. For information,
call 220-0617 or 445-1128.
Eve ry Sunday
Jazz greats at The Yankee Clipper
Restaurant, Chicago Boulevard on the
ocean, Sea Girt, 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Jazz series at Jason’s, 1604 F St.,
Belmar, 7 p.m. For information, call 291­
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Male singers wanted for the Red Bank
Area Barbershop Chorus, Red Bank Middle
School, 101 Harding Blvd., Red Bank, 7:30
p.m. Music reading not required. Voice
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N ie s a A u d re y L a sh o v itz a n d M itc h e ll
Ian S ilv erb erg w ere m a rrie d M ay 2 at the
R ich field R eg en cy , V erona.
P arents o f the co u p le are A n n B eth and
W illia m L a s h o v itz o f M id d le to w n , a n d
M a r y lin a n d A lv in S i l v e r b e r g o f E a s t
B runsw ick.
R a b b i J a c k R o s s o f f o f f ic ia te d a t th e
cerem ony.
J a c q u lin e F ish b e in o f F le m in g to n w as
m atro n o f honor.
B rid esm aid s w ere, Ja cq u lin e K o slo w itz
o f M a rlb o ro , siste r o f th e g ro o m ; M a rsh a
S ilverberg o f E ast B ru n sw ick , sister-in -law
o f th e g r o o m ; A l e i d a L i t t l e o f P o i n t
P le a s a n t; a n d M ic h e le C ro s s o f B ra n c h ­
burg.
F lo w er girls w ere S am an th a S ilv erb erg
o f E a s t B ru n s w ic k a n d S te p h a n ie
K o slo w itz o f M arlb o ro , bo th n ieces o f the
groom .
M ic h ae l L ac h s o f E ast B ru n sw ic k w as
b est m an.
U s h e r s w e r e S te v e n L a s h o v i t z o f
M id d le to w n , b r o t h e r o f th e b r id e ; J o e l
G r e e n a n d P e te C h ir l ia n , b o th o f E a s t
B r u n s w ic k ; M a r k S i l v e r b e r g o f E a s t
B ru nsw ick , b ro th er o f th e groom ; an d M ark
K o slo w itz o f M a rlb o ro , b ro th e r-in -la w o f
th e groom .
G r a n d p a r e n t s in b r i d a l p a r t y w e r e
S y lv ia a n d J o s e p h L a s h o v itz o f B ra d le y
B each.
T h e b rid e is a g rad u ate o f M id d leto w n
H ig h S ch o o l N o rth an d M iam i U n iv ersity
o f O hio, O x fo rd , O hio.
T h e g r o o m is a g r a d u a t e o f E a s t
B r u n s w ic k H ig h S c h o o l a n d F a ir le i g h
D ick in so n U niv ersity , M adison.
H e is a m o rtg ag e b a n k e r and o w n s his
o w n c o m p a n y , N e w C e n tu ry M o rtg a g e ,
E ast B runsw ick.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Silverberg
Glen Campbell, Kristen Sommerhalter
S o m m e r h a lte r -C a m p b e ll
M r. and M rs. K enneth S o m m erh alter o f
M ataw an hav e announced the en g ag em en t
o f th e i r d a u g h te r , K r is te n M ., to G le n
C a m p b e l l, s o n o f M r . a n d M r s . J o h n
C am pbell o f M ataw an.
T h e fu tu re b rid e is a 1988 g rad u ate o f
M a ta w a n R e g io n a l H ig h S c h o o l a n d a
1 9 9 2 g r a d u a t e o f th e C o ll e g e o f N e w
R ochelle.
H e r f i a n c e is a 1 9 8 8 g r a d u a t e o f
M a ta w a n R e g io n a l H ig h S c h o o l. H e is
w ith the U .S . C oast G u ard , assigned to the
cu tter G a lla tin .
A F ebruary w edding is planned.
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M rs. Jo h n B o tu rla , H a z le t, w a s m a rrie d
M ay 16 at St. B e n e d ic t’s R o m an C atholic
C h u rch , H o lm d el, to R ic h a rd M eislo h n o f
L eonardo.
H e is th e so n o f A g n e s M e is lo h n o f
L e o n a rd o a n d R ic h a rd M e is lo h n o f
N eptune.
T h e R ev. Jo sep h G lass o fficiated at the
cerem o n y .
T he bride, esco rted by h er father, w ore
a la c e -to p p e d d ress d ra p e d in p earls. S he
c a rrie d a b o u q u e t o f w hite and peach silk
flow ers..
D a w n B o tu rla o f H a z le t w a s m a id o f
h o n o r fo r h e r sister.
B rid esm aid s w ere D an a B o tu rla o f H a­
zlet, sister o f th e brid e; and M ichelle K elly
o f M id d leto w n , a co u sin o f the bride.
G e o rg a n n D o rn y o f T in to n F a lls , th e
g ro o m ’s niece, w as flo w er girl.
M itch ell M eislo h n w as b est m an fo r his
brother.
U sh e rs w e re D a v id B o tu rla o f H azlet,
b ro th e r o f th e bride; and Jo sh S ienkiew icz
o f L eo n ard o , the g ro o m ’s nephew .
R y an B o tu rla o f H azlet, nephew o f the
b rid e, w as ring bearer.
A f t e r a r e c e p t i o n a t th e T o w n a n d
C o u n try In n , K e y p o rt, th e c o u p le to o k a
w e d d in g t r i p to S t. T h o m a s in th e
A m erican V irg in Islands.
T he brid e is a g rad u ate o f R aritan H igh
S chool, H azlet.
S h e a tte n d e d B ro o k d a le C o m m u n ity
C olleg e, L incroft, an d is a certified n u rs e ’s
a id e a t K in g J a m e s C a re C e n te r , M i d ­
d letow n.
H e r h u sb a n d is a g ra d u a te o f M id d le ­
to w n N o r th H ig h S c h o o l a n d a tte n d e d
B ro o k d ale C o m m u n ity C ollege, L incroft.
H e is e m p lo y e d at F o o d to w n S u p e r
S tore, R ed B ank.
S tep h en K ap u sh y o f K ey p o rt an d B a r­
b ara Joh n so n o f R ed B an k hav e announced
th e en g ag em en t o f th eir daughter, Ju d y , o f
K e y p o rt to S te v e P ic c in i o f W e s t N e w
Y ork, N .J. H e is the son o f G io v o n n i and
L ucy P iccin i o f W est N ew Y ork.
A n O ct. 9, 1993 w ed d in g is planned.
T h e fu tu re b rid e is a g rad u ate o f K e y ­
p o rt H ig h S c h o o l. S h e a tte n d e d R a m a p o
C o lle g e an d C itto n e In s titu te an d is e m ­
p lo y e d as a s s is ta n t c re d it m a n a g e r at
A rzee, M ahw ah.
H e r fia n c e is a g ra d u a te o f M e m o ria l
H ig h S c h o o l, W e s t N e w Y o rk , a n d is a
self-em p lo y ed cabinet m ak er and designer.
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Marlboro Chapter of Women’s
American ORT Women’s Bowling League,
12:45-2:15 p.m., Wednesdays, Strathmore
Bowling Center, Route 34, Matawan. Open
to everyone. Free babysitting. For details,
call 536-6790.
Shore Hills Chapter of Sweet Adelines
weekly meeting, 7:30 p.m., Raritan High
School, Middle Road, Hazlet. Singers
wanted. For more information, call 264­
3236 or 988-4598.
Liberty Oak Chapter of Sweet
Adelines, weekly meeting 7:30 p.m.,
Freehold Township Public Safety Building,
Schanck and Stillwells Corner roads. Call
780-9834 or 780-6513.
T h u rs d a y
Raritan Photographic Society
meeting, 7:30-10 p.m., Temple B’Nai
Shalom, Fern Road, East Brunswick. For
more information, call 679-6535.
S a tu rd a y
American Association of University
Women special used booksale, 9 a.m.-1
p.m., 104A Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank.
Grocery bag of books for $3. All types
available. For more information, call 671­
1914.
Tuesday
Wing and Bonnet Car Club, meeting
8:30 p.m., the Rescue, Belmar. Non-profit
corporation dedicated to the promotion of
safe driving and competitive autosport
events for the general public in the central
New Jersey area. For more information,
call Gerry Brinkman at 308-4508.
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F re e c lin ic s ta r g e t w o m e n
w h o a v o id m e d ic a l e x a m s
Aberdeen, Hazlet
slate screenings
for Sept. 14
By Marilyn Duff______________________
W o m e n f r o m H a z le t a n d A b e r d e e n
to w n s h ip s w h o h a v e n e g le c te d h e a lth
s c r e e n in g s c a n ta k e a d v a n ta g e o f th o s e
o ffered by the H azlet and A b erd een H ealth
D ep artm ents.
R o b ert N . S capicio serves as d irecto r o f
p u b lic h e a lth an d h e a lth o ffic e r fo r b o th
to w nships, thus co m bin ing th e activ ities o f
th e tw o departm ents.
T he screening clin ics are o ffered about
six o r sev en tim es a y e a r at th e M ataw an
A v enue S chool located in A b erd een . T hey
a re c o n d u c te d in th e n u r s e ’s e x a m in in g
room .
The next clinic will b e S e p t. 14.
A p p o in tm e n ts a re n e c e s s a ry an d c a n be
m ad e by calling 264-5541.
S capicio said his office tries to alternate
d ay s, even o fferin g the free screen in g s on
S a t u r d a y s to a c c o m m o d a te w o r k in g
w om en.
H e e m p h a s iz e d th e s e a re s c r e e n in g s
o n ly and m ay req u ire follow -u p care w ith a
p h y sician. A t a reg u lar d o c to r’s o ffice, he
e s tim a te d th e p ro c e d u re m ig h t ru n a b o u t
$75.
T h e c lin ic s a re c o n d u c te d b y a n u rse
e d u c ato r and nurse practitioner.
T h e s e r v i c e s in c l u d e a P a p s m e a r ,
p elv ic and b reast exam and b lo o d p ressu re
m e a s u re m e n t. T h e s e p ro c e d u r e s te s t fo r
c e rv ic a l c a n c e r, b re a s t c a n c e r a n d h ig h
b lo o d p re s su re , re s p e c tiv e ly . C lie n ts also
receiv e instructions on breast se lf-ex am in a­
ti o n , h e a lth c o u n s e lin g a n d , i f n e e d e d ,
referrals to h ealth social service p roviders.
Once an appointment is m a d e , th e
h e a lth d e p a rtm e n t w ill n o tify p a rtic ip a n ts
in w r i t i n g r e g a r d i n g e x a c t ly w h a t th e
sc re e n in g w ill c o n sist o f and th e m e d ic a l
p e rso n n el w ho w ill co nduct it.
C lien ts are asked to com p lete a m ed ical
fo rm , p ro v id in g p e rtin e n t in fo rm atio n . A t
th e c o n c lu s io n o f th e a p p ro x im a te ly 30m in u te session, they also are asked to c o m ­
p le te an e v a lu a tio n fo rm ra tin g th e p r o ­
gram .
T e st re s u lts are m a ile d an d th e h e a lth
d e p artm en t follow s up w hen n ecessary .
T he screenings are g en erally o ffered in
th e w inter, spring an d fall. T h e d ep artm en t
also h o ld s a flu clinic in the fall fo r senior
c itiz e n s an d in th e sp rin g o ffe rs lo w -c o st
m am m o g rap h y tests. T h is y e a r’s flu clinic
w ill be h eld O ct. 13.
T h e se services are 99 p e rc en t fu n d ed by
th e state, S cap icio said. In ad d itio n to the
w o m e n ’s h ealth screen in g s, th e state funds
a re u s e d f o r h e a lth e d u c a tio n a n d c h ild
h ealth clinics.
The largest portion o f th e fu n d in g go es
to w a rd h ealth ed u catio n . Ju st recen tly , the
h ealth ed u cato r, w h o se serv ices the d ep art­
m en t co n tracts, co n d u cte d a ch ild care p ro ­
g ram at M an n a H o u se In A b erdeen , a h om e
fo r single m o th ers and th eir children.
T h ere also are p ro g ram s fo r sen io r c iti­
zen s and o n p u b lic h ea lth th re a ts su ch as
rabies and L y m e d isease.
S cap icio said he h ad to cu t b ack on p ro ­
g ra m s tw o y e a rs a g o b e c a u se o f re d u c e d
state fun d in g . T he jo in t d e p artm en t cu rre n t­
ly receiv es a p p ro x im ately $ 7 ,0 0 0 in p ublic
h ealth prio rity fu n d in g , h e said.
T h e d e p a rtm e n t u ses M C O S S N u rsin g
S erv ices, w h ich is b ased in R ed B ank.
S cap icio said an av erag e o f ab o u t n in e
to 11 w o m e n m a y ta k e a d v a n ta g e o f th e
w o m e n ’s h e a lth sc re e n in g c lin ic s , w h ic h
can acco m m o d ate 15 w om en.
T h e m ain g o a l o f th e c lin ic s is to g e t
n ew p e o p le w h o h a v e n e g le c te d th e ir
h ealth care to g et started again.
Scapicio said, “Everybody s h o u ld
h a v e a re g u la r h e a lth -c a r e p ro v id e r. W e
d o n ’t w a n t to b e th e ir a n n u a l s c r e e n in g
to o l.”
, H e said th ere are som e w o m en w ho w ill
go to th eir re g u la r g y n eco lo g ist ev ery three
o r fo u r y ears an d com e to th e clin ic durin g
the interim .
T h e h e a lth d e p a rtm e n t h a s b e e n c o n ­
d u c tin g th e clin ic s sin ce a b o u t 1977, said
S capicio, a co u p le y ears b efo re h e b ecam e
th e p ublic h ealth director.
T h ey are h eld at th e sch o o l b ecau se he
w an ted to g et into the c o m m u n ity , h e said,
and since a clin ical site is n eed ed , th ey u se
th e n u rse ’s ex am in in g room .
B e s id e s th e te s tin g , c lie n ts r e c e iv e a
p ack e t o f literatu re on v ario u s h ealth m a t­
ters.
P e rso n s w h o ta k e a d v a n ta g e o f clin ic s
tend to be in th eir 30s to 50s, he noted.
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SW F 32, non-sm oker se e k s
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W JF non-sm oker, 52 attrac­
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Sensitive, romantic, profes­
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travel, sharing fun & conver­
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Box# 1262 exp. 9/9/92
PRETTY WOMAN
SF 32, looking for so m e o n e to
sp en d tim e with. Sports, trav­
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nings. Like anim als. Looking
for a serio u s relationship.
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Box# 1304 exp. 9/16/92
R U 4 ME
DJF Professional, 5 7 ” straw ­
berry blond with pan ache,
s e e k s S/DJM 48 -5 5 non­
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of humor, who lives life to the
fullest.
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Box# 1301 exp. 9/16/92
ROMANTIC, CARING
Brunette, DWF, 4 0 ’s with a
good personality, looking for
an h o n e st m an to sh a re my
life with.
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S E E K IN G C O U N T E R P A R T
DWF, independent, attractive,
uncom plicated, 40-som ething,
looking to sh a re a world of
interests with unencum bered,
cla ss-a c t m ale, wanting to do
th e s a m e . Like myself, you
should b e physically fit, articu­
late, a n d adap tab le. If so, we
should find out m ore about
e a c h other.
P Box# 1327 exp. 9/23/92
S E N S U O U S & IN T E L L E C T
I’m a sexy, cute, sincere, hon­
e s t, financially s e c u re profes­
sional BF, fit, intelligent & well
diversified. Looking for intel­
ligent, h onest, sin cere WM,
a g e s 34-41.
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Box# 1231 exp. 9/2/92
OPEN MINDED
SW F seeking a m ature SWM
22-28, th at enjoys horseback
riding, country w estern & rock
m u sic , d a n c in g , trav elin g .
Must b e o pen m inded about
things & willing to accep t p eo ­
ple & things for them selves.
Possibility of a long term rela­
tionship.
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A REAL COMEDIAN
DWCM, 40, 5 '1 0 ”, 170, blue
e y e s, good s h a p e, into music
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blue eyed brunette to view the
lighter side of life.
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Box# 1353 exp. 9/02/92
VIVACIOUS SW F
Intelligent, adventurous, at­
tractive, model-built 5 ’8 ”. Into
holistic health. Varied interests
s e e k s a ren a issa n c e doctor or
law yer 27-40 to take my
b re a th aw ay. N on-sm okers
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Box# 1303 exp. 9/16/92
VIVACIOUS WIDOW
SW JF, attractive, slim, intel­
ligent, spirited widow 50, viva­
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golf, working-out se e k s tall a t­
tractive, intelligent J m ensch
48-60 non-sm oker.
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Box# 1152 exp. 9/16/92
WANTED WWM
58-65, sincere, sim ple ’’nice
guy” for friendship a nd com ­
p a n io n sh ip with M iddlesex
County attractive, educated,
green-eyed, auburn hair, pro­
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SLIM ATTRACTIVE
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Professional J F searching for
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tim e with a warm, affectionate,
intelligent, pretty fem ale.
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who w ants to sh a re w hatever
life h a s to offer. I’m filled with
w arm th a nd curiosity. I’m
white, 5’2 ”. Do call if you are
betw een a g e s 50-65.
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Box# 1155 exp. 9/16/92
SOUL MATE
J F 62, looks & feels young,
enjoys dining, th eater, good
conversation, s e n s e of humor,
d e sire s to m eet a fine JM,
honest, sincere, caring, non­
sm oker, 62-65 with com patible
interests. T hen tim e will tell.
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Box# 1129 exp. 9/16/92
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Quality, petite a nd whimsical
40 som ething S F searching
for a ’’REAL MAN”, 40ish,
sentim ental a nd se cu re with
no g am es.
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Box# 1405 exp. 9/16/92
A SILVER LINING
SJM 26, sp o ntaneous, s u c ­
cessful entrepreneur, looking
for S JF , non-sm oker who is
outgoing, witty, a nd c re a tes
her own electricity.
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Box# 12 77 exp. 9/9/92
ADVENTUROUS TYPE
Tall, dark, handsom e, athletic
build, s e e k s petite beauty for
com panionship & partner in
q u e s t for adventure & ro­
m ance.
.
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Box# 1366 exp. 9/2/92
AFFECTIONATE
DWM, 39, blonde hair, blue
eyes. Looking for th at special
lady, 28-40. Kids OK. Like
bowling, outdoors, long walks,
quiet evenings. Let’s g e t to­
gether.
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Box# 1233 exp. 9/2/92
AFFECTIONATE SM
Non-sm oker, 33, adventurous
looking for SW F, 25-35, na­
ture lover.
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Box# 1402 exp. 9/16/92
ARTIST
SWM 40, 5 ’10” s e e k s an intel­
ligent caring wom an with femi­
nist politics 30-45 for fun,
friendship & rom ance. P lease
b e drug & Republican free.
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Box# 1199 exp. 9/23/92
ATHLETICALLY BUILT
WJM, fun loving, b e a ch going,
concert a nd sports enthusiast.
25, college grad u a te s e e k s a
21+ S J F of similar interests to
have fun in the sun.
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Box# 1 1 1 7 exp. 9/16/92
ATTRACTIVE DWM
6 T \ 200 lbs. non-sm oker,
non-drinker, no drugs, excel­
lent condition, financially s e ­
cure. S e e k s very attractive,
34-40, S/DWF, non-sm oker,
no d ru g s or a ides. For fun &
w hatever.
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Box# 1295 exp. 9/16/92
ATTRACTIVE SWM 23
Tall, dark hair, blue e y e s, into
w orking out, e n jo y s rock
music, concerts, movies, and
quiet tim es seeking a n attrac­
tive, slim, fun-loving SWF,
21-25 to s h a re romantic tim es
with.
P Box# 1207 exp. 9/23/92
AVAILABLE GAY GUY
I am built a nd extrem ely
h andsom e a nd I prefer my
partner to be just a s good
looking. P le a s e g et in touch
with m e ASAP.
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Box# 1235 exp. 9/2/92
SW F, easy-going, loves clas­
sical music, theater, movies,
a rt m u se u m s , d raw in g &
painting, s e e k s SM 35-45 with
similar interests.
5’2 ” Slim, g o o d figure, attrac­
tive, intelligent feminine, z e st­
ful, non-sm oker, classy, loves
outdoors, dancing, dining d e ­
sires similar type who is s e n ­
sitive a n d to g eth er youthful
athletic.
28 DM WITH CHILD
BIG AND HONEST
Good looking, DM with young
daughter. W ants to m eet fe­
m ale com panion for help with
adorable baby girl.
DWM 44 s e e k s life partner
25-40. Must b e stable, honest,
m arria g e m inded, a b le to
com m unicate. No phonies.
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CARING, HONEST
Romantic accurately describe
this 36 year old DWM. 5 ’10
210 lbs. I’m athletic, inte
ligent, secu re, down-to-eari
and ready for com m itted reli
tionship.
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Box# 1131 exp. 9/16/92
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TRIPLE A GAL
51 year old voluptuous, intel­
ligent fun loving, divorced,
non-sm oker, W JF, seeking
m ale counterpart for fun and
possible serious relationship.
Box# 1140 exp. 9/16/92
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Attractive, auburn, affection­
ate. SW F 35, 5 ’3 ”, 112 lbs.,
long auburn hair, big brown
d r e a m y e y e s , fin a n c ia lly .
Seeking SWM 30-36, non­
sm oker, tall, financially s e ­
cure, handsom e, non-balding.
SW F looking for JM in his
70’s, likes flea m arkets, rides
down th e sh o re, dinners, At­
lantic City, fishing. Loves to
cook. Would like a nice gentle
m an to sh a re a long relation­
ship.
OLD FASHIONED
SW CF 27. Church going, e n ­
joys life & taking one day a t a
time. Seeking SWCM 27-35
w ho is down to earth & not
afraid to b e himself.
KIND & GENTLE MAN
DF 5 7 ”, attractive, with inter­
e s ts in theater, concerts &
ballet. Interested in a tall JM
over 6 ’, 45+ who is consider­
a te & knowing in th e w ays of
wom en.
Box# 1203 exp. 9/23/92
PRETTY BLONDE
I'M LOOKING FOR
A Special G entlem an to c a re
for DF 54 5 ’3 who enjoys
cooking, dancing, dinners &
movies. I would like to spoil
you!
Box# 1294 exp. 9/16/92
LOVE & HEALTH
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A N Y N IC E G U Y S L E F T ?
CUTE & FUN
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FULL FIGURED
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W idowed IF, mid 50’s, 5 ’4 ”,
very attractive, loves theater,
bowling etc. S e e k s widowed
WM, clean cbt, 58-65, 5 ’9 ”
a n d up.
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Be alert. The m ost vivacious
lady in town is looking for a
vigorous lover to socialize,
wine & dine and enjoy the
m ost beautiful things th at life/
love c a n bring! C a n ’t wait to
m eet you. P le ase call.
CHARMING LADY
Looking for Prince 35-50.
Prince should b e tall-teddy
b e a r type who enjoys dining,
dancing, th ea te r & m ovies. If
sh o e fits p le a se call me!
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CINDERELLA 41
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DIMPLES
SB F 25 5’10 enjoys listening
to Otis Redding, drinking cool­
e rs & watching old black &
white movies. Seeking SM
29-32 loves listening to the
oldies but go o d ies, down to
earth & h as a g reat s e n s e of
hum or
W JF W idow n o n -sm o k e r,
good looks, trim figure, enjoys
dancing, theater, travel, out­
doors, current ev en ts. S e e k s
JM non-sm oker 55-65, intel­
ligent, s e n s e of humor. For re­
lationship.
S W JF m id-forties, c o lleg e
grad. Likes Jeo p ard y , reading,
m ovies, plays, long walks, din­
ing out s e e k s S,W, or DWJ
m ale for dating a n d friendship.
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Box# 1208 exp. 9/23/92
is waiting for you. Hoping to
m eet SWM over 5 ’6 ”, C atho­
lic, 37-44, b u sin e ss profes­
sional who is financially s e ­
cu re , non-sm oker, re s p e c t­
able, warm h earted, gen ero u s,
ho n est & romantic, who e n ­
joys com edy clubs, dancing,
th ea te r & is a football fan.
Box# 1232 exp. 9/2/92
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Box# 1146 exp. 9/16/92
COMPASSIONATE
SWM 23, a bove a v e ra g e lool
i ng, s in c e r e a n d w arn
hearted. I am seeking SWI
21-24 w ho likes rom ant
walks, holding hands, a r
being tre a te d with respect.
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Box# 1270 exp. 9/9/92
CURTAIN CLOSING
On bachelor father act. Seel
ing new a nd m ore challengir
role a s romantic lead. Ovi
40, good looking, adventu
o us, need leading lady, dai
hair, feminine, com bustible, c
verse, non-obese. Irish hel|
ful. S tar sta tu s a ssu re d .
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Box# 1149 exp. 9/16/92
CUTE SWM 27
5’8 ” Brown tia ir/e y es. Slir
kind w/m any interests s e el
slender, pretty SW F 21-2:
Must b e w arm hearted. (No Ic
M aidens &/or P rin cesses) ft
friendship, possible relatioi
ship. I’m a real pe rso n w/re
feelings a nd I s e e k the sam e
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Box# 1269 exp. 9/9/92
EASY GOING
SJM 24 looking for an attra
tive S J F 21-25 who enjoys
night out or a quiet evenir
alone with th e VCR.
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Box# 1128 exp. 9/16/92
FANTASTIC HANDS
SM 33, 6 ’3", 180 lbs. enjo\
A.C., dancing, politics, beac
& the NJ Devils. Is in searc
of a w om an over 21, noi
sm oker, non-religious who hj
never b e e n m arried for sha
ing the b e st tim es of her Ii*
with me.
P Box# 1234 exp. 9/2/92
FUN FUN FUN!
SWM 27 S e e k s fun date
and/or relationships with sii
gle fem ales. Enjoys golfini
working out, be a ch a nd FU!
FUN, FUN!
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Box# 1115 exp. 9/16/92
FUN LOVING
SW J, 24. Attractive. Likes {
outdoor activities. Looking f<
SW F, with s e n s e of humor,
sh a re good tim es.
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Box# 1380 Exp . 9/9/92
FUN LOVING SWJM
28, intelligent, caring, funn
non-sm oker, non-drinker, like
traveling th e C aribbean, dinir
out and bicycle riding seekir
SW JF, 24-28, w ho’s lookir
for a nice Jew ish boy like me
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Box# 1153 exp. 9/16/92
FUN LOVING
SWM, 34+, good looking Ita
ian, 5 ’6", m edium built. Like
dancing, sh o re, dining ou
biking, tennis , practicing m a
tial arts. Looking to m ee t a
tractive, slim, SW F, 30-39, 01
going, & likes to have fun.
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Box# 1351 exp. 9/2/92
GAY GUY
WGM, 5 ’8 ”, blue e y e s, 3
looking to m eet s a m e 35-40.
love cam ping, eating goo
m eals & traveling.
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Box# 1360 Exp . 9/02/92
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Com m on Abbreviations
M-Male
F-Fem ale
S-Single
D-Divorced
C-Christian
J-Jew ish
A-Asian
B-Black
H-Hispanic
W-White
GOOD HANDS
SWM, 6 ’1”, attractive, fit, very
se lective, e d u c a te d profes­
sional, g rea t s e n se of humor,
w h o lo v es to laugh a n d
laughs often. Varied interests.
S e e k s non-sm oker, 25-35,
SW F with pizzazz & optimism.
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Box# 1119 exp. 9/16/92
GOOD LOOKIN’
SBM from Africa. Love and
fun. Movies, dancing, reading.
Looking to m eet fem ale friend
for relationship. Looking for
so m e o n e very neat, a v erage
looks, not too tall, 18-25.
P Box# 1243 exp. 9/2/92
GOOD LOOKING MAN
SW 35, 5'11", 175 lbs, s e e k ­
ing pretty young wom an for
nice tim es together. Must
hav e a good s e n s e of humor,
white or Hispanic, weight/
height unimportant.
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Box# 1309 exp. 9/16/92
GREEN EYED
built, handsome,
WJM. Well
31, well established, active in
all sports. Attending college at
night. W ould like to m eet a
24+ S J F a ble to participate in
sports, th ea te r a nd restaurant
appreciation a s well a s the
fun of cooking a t hom e.
P Box# 1116 exp. 9/16/92
HAPPY AND LOVABLE
W ould you like to m ee t a
nice g uy? S om eone who is
fun to b e with. I am looking
for a long term relationship
with a non-sm oking lady of
g o o d character.
P
Box# 1 14 7 exp. 9/16/92
HARD TO FIND
SWM 37, hum orous, good
looking (blue eyes, dark hair),
l oves to travel
(next
adventure-R om e). Looking for
petite professional SW F in
3 0 ’s, to sh a re NYC, th e arts,
an d long walks.
q Box# 1108 exp. 9/16/92
It’s easy to respond to an ad
Call 1-900-370-2131
(1.75 per minute)
m ust be 18 years of age or older
Touch tone phone only
HAZEL EYED
22, SWM.
R om antic S caring
s e e k s attractive, natural look­
ing SW F who enjoys being
o utdoors & cuddling in front of
a fire.
P Box# 1409 Exp . 9/16/92
HONEST & ROMANTIC
A dventurous, DWM, 6 ’3 ”, 190
lbs., mid-forties, enjoys mov­
ies, plays, flea m arkets, air
show s, places like New Hope.
Astronom y and photography
a re my hobbies. Looking for a
w om an who w ants a real rela­
tionship, so m e o n e who likes
to laugh a nd thinks life is
g reat. If you don’t sm oke, are
b etw een 30-45, and not over­
weight p le a se call.
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Box# 113 7 exp. 9/16/92
I AM REAL
DWM-5’9 ” Blond, blue eyes,
physically fit professional, col­
lege grad, active, kind, sin­
c ere, warm, love to d a n c e and
laugh. Enjoy warm nights by
th e fire, long walks in the
w oods. Desire lady 35-48 who
is slim-petite, good looking,
romantically se n su o u s, a nd is
ho n est a nd caring.
P
Box# 1404 exp. 9/16/92
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ITALIAN SWCM 31
ONE-ON-ONE
Sincere, h o nest, a n d down to
earth s e e k s SW F for a lasting
relationship. No flings or head
g am es. Enjoy indoor a n d out
door activities. R eside in Mon­
m outh County.
SEARCHING
SWM 36 looks m uch younger,
5 ’10”, 190 lbs. nice looking
Italian/Irish, hom eow ner, self
em ployed. Seeking F 21-35,
for loving, respectful one-ono n e relationship leading to
m arriage.
SWCM 55. Would any SW CF
30-50 who loves G-d, with
good m orals, w ant to sh a re a
life? 1 am m istaken frequently
for a m an in his 4 0 s, very ath­
letic, good s e n s e of humor,
love kids & anim als, enjoy
o u td o o rs & s p o rts , g o o d
music-Big Band, traditional
jazz, 5 0 s & e a sy listening.
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Box# 1383 exp. 9/9/92
JERSEY SHORE
J e rs e y Sh o re physician, 32,
good-lookin g a n d s in c e re ,
s e e k s m ature w om an, 24-32,
who knows th at h a p p in e ss is
m ore important than s u c ce ss.
Let’s talk
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Box# 1325 Exp . 9/23/92
JEWISH ENTREPRENEUR
College grad, 23, SW JM , ex­
trem ely discerning (if th at
s c a re s you, d on’t call). I enjoy
the be a ch , boats, NYC, Bos­
ton, C a p e Cod, th eater, read ­
ing, m ovies & both partying &
being mellow. You are: SW JF,
non-sm oker, 20-28,
stylishly d resse d . Confident,
emotionally & financially s e ­
cure a s I am.
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Box# 1195 exp. 9/23/92
RARITY
SWM, 38, 6 ’1 1/2”, physically
fit, 235. Gentle, loving, good
m an looking for slim, physi­
cally fit princess 30-35 for s e ­
rio u s rela tio n sh ip . Loving,
equal,
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Sensitive, caring, 5 ’10”, slim,
brown hair, blue e y e s, seeking
special lady, 33-44, slim, to
sh a re dancing, dining, movies,
outings, ten d e r m om ents, p er­
h a p s th e future together.
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F R E E
Box# 1200 exp. 9/23/92
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Box# 1328 exp. 9/2/92
SPECIAL TIMES
SWM 29, 6’4 ”, s e e k s sincere
SW F, 25-30 to sh a re so m e
special tim es.
P
Box# 1156 exp. 9/16/92
This Person wants to hear from you!
, lo o k in g fo r s o m e o n e to
s p e n d t im e w ith . S p o r t s , t r a v ­
e lin g , d a n c in g , r o m a n tic e v e ­
n i n g s . L ik e a n i m a l s . L o o k i n g
fo r a s e r io u s r e la tio n s h ip .
Box# 1109 exp. 9/16/92
LOVE STORY
YG,
Box# 1278 exp. 9/9/92
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SOCIALBLE
G ay white fem ale couple 40+
w ishes to m eet s a m e for
friendship a nd social g et tog e th e rs only.
P
WJM 47, looking for a tennis
player. Call m e if you w ant to
play. Level B.
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T h e p l a c e fo r q u a lity
p e o p le to m e e t
REALLY NICE GUY
SWM 30, Prof/College Grad,
likes biking, beach , movies,
travel, long walks a n d fun
talks, s e e k s SW or AF 23-30
non-sm oker, very intelligent,
similar interests, fun loving.
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Box# 1276 exp. 9/9/92
Box# 1230 exp. 9/9/92
ONE TO ONE
REMEMBER Woodstock
DWM 47 looking for a youth­
ful, slim, petite je a n s type of
w om an. If you like 6 0 ’s music,
a re c o n sid e rate , caring &
warm , lets talk.
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box# 1359 exp. 9/07/92
SWM, Catholic, 27, slim, hon­
e s t & good h earted. Enjoys
su m m er fun, water skiing, bi­
cycling & also th e winter
snow , skiing, skating & bowl­
ing. Looking for slim SWF,
23-28 to s h a re in th e s e fun
tim es .
P
Box# 1307 exp. 9/16/92
SEEKING SGWM
B ro w n e y e d , h a n d s o m e ,
SGWM, 26, 150 lbs. honest
professional. Seeking other
SGWM for friendship a n d p os­
sib le relatio n sh ip . All a n ­
sw ered. Will reply.
g Box# 1350 exp.
9/2/92
It’s easy to respond to an ad
Call 1-900-370-2131
(1.75 per minute)
m ust be 18 years of age or older
Touch tone phone only
SINGLE BLACK MALE
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Box# 1300 exp. 9/16/92
Box# 1142 exp. 9/16/92
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c a ll
21, 6 ' h an d so m e interested in
m eeting black or white fem ale,
18-25. Sm oker & social drink­
er okay. Must love to party &
have a good time. If you are
lonely & w ant to sh a re the
above, call me.
Looking for S F 25-32, for seri­
o us relationship. I like hot
rods.
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WALL STREET
T o p la c e a n
Box# 1305 exp. 9/16/92
Box# 1141 exp. 9/16/92
SWM 39 enjoys listening to
music, a nd life. Seeking SF
w ho’s down to earth a nd not
afraid to b e herself, willing to
sh a re th e w onders in life, and
th e w onders in a relationship.
$ 1 .7 5 per minute. Touch tone phone only.
Must be 18 or older.
M e e t Y o u r M a tc h -
Box# 1297 exp. 9/16/92
TENNIS ANYONE?
TIRED OF BAR SCENE?
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1 A T C H
SWM 23, 190, shy m a s s a g e
therapist to be. Are you SW F
21-25 non-sm oker, thin, good
looking, good personality that
is down to earth. I enjoy mar­
tial arts, pro wrestling, com edy
a nd quiet nights.
CALL
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Box# 1362 exp. 9/2/92
MISS YOU
SBM, 32 y e a rs old, hand­
som e, m ature with a good
s e n s e of hum or. Looking to
m eet young lady 25-32, black/
hispanic. C lassy lady who
likes to have fun.
To hear more from this person
or any “ M eet Your M atch” Advertisers
Box# 1384 Exp . 9/9/92
Box# 1242 exp. 9/2/92
Alex, thanks for the b e st 6
month. I’ll alw ays love you
(more than Marina). P le ase
call m e.
THERAPEUTIC TOUCH
NATURAL MAN
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Athletic, professional, SBM,
e n jo y s g o o d fo o d , g o o d
music, a nd good com pany in
search of SW F 25-35, who
enjoys life for fun a nd adven­
ture. Must b e like m e and
have a s e n s e of hum or, wit
a nd charm .
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Professional SBM, 37, 5’9",
138lbs. H andsom e, old fash ­
ioned g e n tle m a n in m any
w ays. S e e k s single or di­
vorced fem ale, 35-45. Profes­
sional, attractive, for possible
long term relationship.
DWM, 48, 6 ’2 ” attractive,
brown hair, hazel e y e s, likes
m useum s, plays, m ovies, Sun.
motorcycle rides s e e k s at­
tractive S/DW F, 35-45, 5’4 ”+
w/similar interests.
Poo Bear, I never realized
how m uch I lost w hen w e let
e a ch other go. I n e e d you in
my life again, for now a nd al­
ways. I w as su ch a fool to let
you go for th e thoughts of a n ­
other. Call m e. Tell m e you
feel th e s a m e way. Love, your
Honey. P .S. I m iss you.
THE RIGHT STUFF
b l * " 11— ’
MILITARY MAN
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Box# 1352 Exp. 9/2/92
Box# 1238 exp. 9/2/92
MISS UPOO BEAR
TALL, DARK, HANDSOME
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P r o fe ss
Box # 1406 exp. 9/16/92
SWM, Catholic, young 42,
5’11”, likes walking, history,
m ovies & mellow rock. S e e k ­
ing pretty w om an inside & out,
34-41, prefer dark hair.
the outdoors.
P
THE RIGHT STUFF
LOVING GAY MAN
NICE GUY
TALL WOMEN
DWM, positive fun person,
good personality, 6’2 ”, well
built, professional who enjoys
life, the outdoors, walks in the
woods, rom ance, good tim es,
sports. S e e k s F 35-45 who
likes life & people, for good,
solid, giving relationship.
RU4ME
GWM, 27, 170 lbs. Quiet, shy,
enjoys beach , working out,
cam ping, a n d quiet nights.
S e e k s GM, 20-50, 200+lbs. to
sh a re s a m e qualities for long
term relationship. R a c e unim­
portant. Middletown area.
Box# 1302 exp. 9/16/92
Calling all tall wom en 5 ’10”
and over. 21-30 yrs. W here
have you b e e n hiding? This
29 yr. old SWM, 6 ’6 ” blue
Byes, blond hair, c a n ’t seem
to find you. My interest in­
clude tne shore, boating, din­
ing out, m usic, m ovies, skiing
and
Looking for
a relationship with a person
with similar interests.
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Box# 1308 exp. 9/16/92
DWM, 6 ’1”, with m oney, c a ­
reer, stability, c le a r head,
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m an counterpart, 45-50ish, to
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AUGUST 26, 1992, THE INDEPENDENT
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Today
QUEST for singles weekly meeting,
featuring discussions, music, dancing,
refreshments and door prizes, First
Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St.,
Lincroft, 7:45 p.m. Admission, $5. For more
information, call 747-0707.
Jersey Jewish Singles, dinner with
friends, Plaza Diner, Route 27, Edison, 6:30
p.m. Call Edie at 753-0263 for information.
Silhouette Singles dance, Knights of
Columbus Hall, 70 E. Main St., Freehold, 8
p.m. Free buffet. Call 542-5393 for
information.
Catholic Alumni Club, volleyball game
at Johnson Park, Highland Park, 6:30 p.m.
Call 756-0940 or 846-5440 for information.
T h u rsd a y
Singles ’90 dance party, The Jumping
Brook Country Club, Jumping Brook Road,
off Route 66, Neptune. Orientation, 8:30
p.m.; dance, 9 p.m. Includes buffet, DJ
Borneo&Juliet
Samson&Delilah
Dick&Leddy
Fred&Wilma
Bogart &Bacall
Desi &Lucy ,
am t k m
IA T C H
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A n o t h a r ^ ^ G n a t e r M M l * P r o m o tio n
entertainment, door prizes. Non-members
welcome. For more information, call 928­
2300.
50s Plus dance for singles over 50,
social and ballroom dancing, live music,
refreshments, 7:30-11 30 p.m., Knights of
Columbus Hall, Jacques and Inman
avenues, Rahway. Admission, $6. For more
information, call 462-6940.
Central Jersey Jewish Singles,
volleyball, JCC, Grant Avenue, Deal, 8 p.m.
Admission $2 members, $3 non-members
includes refreshments. Call 446-3117 for
information.
F rid a y
Shore Singles hike on the boardwalk at
Spring Lake and Sea Girt. Hikers will meet
at the northern bathing pavilion at the end
of Ludlow Avenue (Route 524) at 7 p.m.
Fee, $2. Call 291-1687.
Monmouth Singles beach volleyball,
followed by a Dutch treat social at a local
restaurant. Participants will meet inside the
gate at Seven Presidents Park, Ocean and
Joline avenues, Long Branch, 6 p.m. No
charge. For details, call 739-4632.
Singles ’90 Inc. dance party, Ollie
Kliens, Route 33, Neptune, 8:30 p.m. Hot
buffet, DJ, entertainment, door prizes. Non­
members welcome. Call 928-2300 for
information.
Forum for Singles weekly discussion
group for all ages, First Presbyterian
Church of Hightstown, North Main Street,
Hightstown. Not church affiliated. Features
a social hour before and after, disc jockey
with dancing and refreshments. Begins 8
p.m., group discussion, 9 p.m. Admission,
$6. Call 246-8118, 1-609-448-6225 or 1­
215-945-1695 for information and weekly
topics.This week- learn new, fun, non­
competitive games.
Single Faces dance party at the Ramada
Rennaissance, East Brunswick, 9 p.m.-1
a.m. Admission, $10. For information, call
238-0972. For directions, call 828-2000.
S a tu rd a y
Singles ’90 dance party, The Jumping
Brook Country Club, Jumping Brook Road,
off Route 66, Neptune. Orientation, 8:30
p.m.; dance, 9 p.m. Includes buffet, DJ
entertainment, door prizes. Non-members
welcome. For more information, call 928­
2300.
America’s Most Wanted Jewish Singles,
volleyball, music and refreshments at Grand
Slam, 712 Ginesi Drive, Morganville, NJ.
Admission is $5. Call 536-4900 for
directions, 536-0654 or 613-0030 for
information.
Central Jersey Tall Single Friends, trip
to Sussex Air Show, meet at Red Bull Inn
parking lot, Route 22 west, Bridgewater at
11 a.m. R.S.V.P. to Bill at 704-8480.
Plus Silhouette Singles dance party,
Somerset Ramada Inn, Weston Canal Road
(exit 7 off Route 287), 9 p.m. DJ, snacks,
door prizes, music trivia. Admission $7 for
non-members, $5 for members, men $3, if
in the door by 9:30 p.m. Call 704-8480 for
information.
Jewish Singles World, Bowling at Clark
Lanes, 140 Central Ave., Clark 9:30 p.m.
Price is $13, includes two games, shoes,
refreshments and socializing. For ages 23­
36. Call 964-8086 for information and
reservations.
Shore Singles, tubing trip on the
Delaware River. Meeting at the Garden
State Parkway commuter parking lot at exit
105 at 9 a.m. Fee is $3 for members, $4 for
non-members. Post-float barbeque is $5
Tubes can be rented for $4 or bring your
own. Call 774-6759 for information.
Sunday
B’nai B’rith Singles Professional Unit of
New Jersey .cruise on the Circle Line
around Manhattan. Meeting at 2:30 p.m. at
the Harborside Financial Center in Jersey
City. Cost is $16 per person. For more
information and to R.S.V.P. call Neal at 1­
201-659-2725.
Parents Without Partners Ocean City
Chapter 25, weekly dance-social for single
parents, members only, 9 p.m.- midnight,
Tha Palms at Best Western, Route 70,
Lakewood. Live D.J., buffet. Orientation for
new members, 8-9 p.m. Admission, $5. For
information, call 367-7566.
Single Faces dance party, Woodbridge
Sheraton's Liberties Lounge, 515 Route 1
south, Iselin., 9 p.m. Admission $10. Call
238-0972 for information, 634-3600 for
D IR E C T O R Y
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Welcomes “MEET YOUR MATCH”
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Manalapan-Cong. Sons of Israel August 20, Sept. 3,17
Oeal-Jewish Community Center August 27, Sept. 10
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singles dance and buffet, 8 p.m., Cryan’s
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Members $6, guests $8; call 548-3039 for
more information.
Parents Without Partners, Mid Jersey
Chapter 236, new membership orientation
7:30 p.m., open dance 8 p.m.-midnight,
Quality Inn, Route 1 south, North
Brunswick. Members with ID $6; $8 guests.
Refreshments available. For more
information, call 248-8840.
Catholic Alumni Club, new members
picnic, Merrill Park, Iselin, from noon until
dark. Admission is $3 with food item, $6
without or bring an eligible new member
and pay only $3 per person. Call 756-0940
for information.
Freehold Area Support Group, for
singles to join group programs and
discussions about recovery from divorce
and reconciliation through meditation for
people who are separated, weekly meeting
6 p.m., First Presbyterian Church Education
Building, 116 W. Main St., Freehold. For
more information, call 308-4401.
M onday
Oasis, a support group for separated,
divorced, widowed and single people of
Central Jersey, meeting at the Monmouth
County Library Headquarters, Symmes
Road, Manalapan, 7-8:45 p.m. Free. For
information, call 679-6640 or 928-3893.
Tuesday
Jewish Singles World dining night out at
the Kosher Korner, Mid-State Mall, East
Brunswick, 6:30 p.m. Admission $20 for
Chinese Smorgasbord night. Reservations
requested. Call 964-8086 for information.
To be listed in the Singles Calendar send
details of the event to Bob Wagner, Greater
Media Newspapers, Edgeboro Road, East
Brunswick, 08816. For information, call 254­
7000, Ext. 254.
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are now tak in g reserv atio n s fo r th eir 4-day
L ab o r D ay W eek en d P arty at C am p C edar
L ake in M ilford, P ennsylvania.
T h e p a r ty r u n s f o u r d a y s a n d th r e e
n ig h ts , fro m S e p t. 4 -7 . C o s t is $ 1 4 5 o r
$190 p er p erso n , d ep en d in g upon choice o f
accom odations.
S p ecial ev en ts include a w ine and pool
p a r t y w ith w a te r g a m e s , m o v i e a n d
p o p c o rn n ig h t, sq u a re d a n c in g , g a m e -o r a m a , S a tu r d a y e v e n i n g c a b a r e t W ith
p ro f e s s io n a l e n te r ta in m e n t, S u n d a y
evening laser kareoke, h o t dog cookout and
cam pfire w ith keg and singing.
O th er activities include can oeing on the
D elaw are R iver, tennis, softball, volleyball,
archery, racquetball, p ad d leb all, basketball,
sw im m in g , jo g g in g , ro w in g , stream w alks
and handball.
A lso a v a ila b le is a fitn e ss c e n te r, tiedying, p rofessional crafts, exercise classes,
a e ro b ic s , m a s se u se a n d m a s se u rs (s lig h t
e x tra c h a rg e ) n a tu re h ik e s , ra p se s sio n s ,
d is c o , c o m p u te rs , c a llig ra g h y an d c irc u s
a rts (tra p e z e an d h ig h -w ire , e tc. - slig h t
e x tra charge).
P a r ty g o e r s c a n c h o o s e fr o m e it h e r
g u e s t c a b in fo r tw o , fu lly e q u ip e d w ith
elec tricity , sinks, to ilets and show ers o r a
m o d em com fortable cam p er cab in fo r fo u r
w ith e le c tric ity , in d o o r to ile ts a n d n w ash
facilities.
F o o d and d rin k in c lu d e s th re e k o sh e r
m eals, flow ing w ine, a co u rteo u s sta ff plus
su p er snacks.
T h e L a b o r D a y W e e k e n d P a r t y is
suggested fo r singles fro m 20 -4 0 years o f
a g e . F o r m o re in f o rm a tio n an d r e s ­
ervations, call 1-717-296-8596.
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C en ter h e lp s p e o p le
h elp th eir n e ig h b o r s
B y S u s a n G r a z i a n o _______________________
Most people don’t realize it, but almost
everyone is a volunteer.
“People work in their church, for the
PTA, for Little League, as well as do things
for family and friends, yet when they come
to see me they say they’ve never volun­
teered before,” said Maureen Miner, execu­
tive director of the Volunteer Center of
Monmouth County. “We can help people to
establish a pattern where volunteering
becomes a consistent part of their lives.”
The volunteer center, a private, non­
profit agency, acts as a placement agency
for individuals and groups who serve the
community through 300 local non-profit
organizations
“This is a county rich in resources but
these agencies can’t work without volun­
teers,” said Miner. “Last year we inter­
viewed and referred about 1,300 volun­
teers. We also recognized the community
service activities of about 2,000 kids.”
At the Red Bank office volunteers in­
terview potential volunteers, matching job
opportunities with interested, available and
qualified people.
“We can steer people in the right direc­
tion,” said Miner. “And we act like a re­
volving door. Someone can take on a short­
term assignment and have us contact them
again when another suitable job comes
their way.”
Agencies registered with the volunteer
center are so varied there’s bound to be a
situation for everyone. Animals, communi­
cations, counseling, education, fine arts,
health, languages, leadership, the needy,
business skills, skilled trades, sports, trans­
portation, one day events and holiday ac­
tivities are just a few samples of the volun­
teer headings that jobs fall under.
Pet therapy, literacy tutor, dance in­
structors, patient care, fund raisers, mail­
ings, drivers, phone callers, and carpenters
are some of the more specific volunteer
positions available.
“Volunteers have fantastic stories to
tell,” said Miner. “They come back to us
and can’t believe the experiences they’ve
had. You can easily tell the commitment
has left an impact on them.”
Joan Micheli, Howell, has been an
American Cancer Society volunteer for the
last 3 years.
“I am a Reach for Recovery volunteer
who speaks to breast cancer patients in
their homes,” said Micheli, who underwent
a mastectomy herself several years ago. “I
know exactly how a woman feels after los­
ing a breast. I can give them hope and sup­
port which is all part of the healing process.
The thank you notes I receive are in­
credible.”
Brian Jang, 16, goes to the Holmdel
Park Activity Center twice a week, where
he cares for frogs, turtles, mice and snakes.
“It’s fun,” said Brian, a junior at
Christian Brothers Academy. “I’ve volun­
teered before. I worked at Riverview
Hospital helping the nurses for two years.”
Miner said her office is seeing a higher
level of professional volunteers these days.
“Volunteerism no longer conjures up an
image of gray-haired ladies stuffing en­
velopes,” said Miner. “It’s an excellent
way of trying out skills during periods of
unemployment. There’s a lot of internal
networking that goes on that can lead to
work opportunities.”
Roz Karlan, Freehold Township,
volunteered at the American Cancer
Society’s office in Wall and now works
full-time as its education director.
“I adore this place,” said Karlan.
“Everybody has talents. I got to see what I
G O L D
could do through volunteering.”
Almost 6,000 volunteers have registered
with the Volunteer Center of Monmouth
County since 1983. The center’s theme for
1992 is “Volunteers at the Heart of
Change.”
“I see myself as a change agent, “ said
Miner, who travels around the state making
contacts to enhance opportunities for both
volunteers and agencies. “We need to move
more people from thinking to action.
Hands-on, direct contact is only one type of
volunteering. We need people at all levels.”
For more information on the Volunteer
Center of Monmouth County, call 741­
3330.
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Serving Monmouth County
Friendly people: Practical Bible teaching.
Spirit filled worship: Youth activities.
Home Bible studies throughout area
Meeting in Marlboro, 577-9150.
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Matawan United Methodist Church
478 Atlantic A ve., Aberdeen, NJ
Carole McCallum, Pastor
566-2996
566-1875
Church School 9:15 AM For Nursery thru Adult
Sunday Worship 10:15 AM
Service of Healing & Communion
Second Tuesday of Every Month
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Meeting at Middletown High School South
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Sunday Service 10:00 A.M.
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Call 530-9595
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C A L L P A U LIN E
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Periwinkle: a small edible crustacean, a
purple flower, a medium mauve blue, a
good place to enjoy dinner — which defi­
nition is correct? I’m not certain of the first
three (I’ll trust Mr. Webster), but I am posi­
tive of the “good place to dine” interpreta­
tion.
Billing itself as a gourmet restaurant,
Periwinkle’s, 1070 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright,
presents an intimate, cozy and casual atmo­
sphere in which to experience good, cre­
ative cuisine.
The restaurant is narrow with low light­
ing and a country French setting. Most of
the tables are covered with cloths, although
some cloths are covered with glass tops.
The bathrooms use real terry-cloth towels,
with a basket of fresh ones available for
your convenience.
There are three tables located in front of
a picture window facing Ocean Avenue, for
those desiring the view of being viewed.
Periwinkle’s offers a standard daily
menu featuring assorted seafood appetizers
together with entrees of steak, chicken and
lamb, but it was the “Chef’s Choices for
this Evening” menu that caught our atten­
tion.
Today’s choices for appetizer included a
Pasta Napolitano (angel hair with prosci­
utto, butterfly shrimp and cracked black
pepper), calamari tossed with Cajun spices,
and oysters beneville (stuffed with mush­
rooms, shallots, scallions, diced ham and
shrimp).
We selected an old favorite standard,
the fresh oyster cocktail, which consisted
of six plump, fresh, sweet, chilled oysters
served with a very fine cocktail sauce.
Each entree is served with a tossed salad
or a choice of chicken noodle or seafood
bisque soup. A sampling of the bisque and
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❖ Now Open 7 Days A Week
❖ Sunday Brunch Served
Every Week Featuring
a Smorgasbord of your
Favorite Foods
❖ New Menu Items
Coming Soon!
❖ OPEN 7 DAYS
MONDAY
“Recession C runch”
D inners
Complete m eals
that will fill you up, but n ot cru nch
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIALS
DINNERSINCLUDECHOICEOF:
WarmBreadandButter.
SoupoftheDayorGardenSaladwithyourChoice
ofDressing.
GRILLED SALMON FII I F.T Fresh
Norwegian SalmonFillet, char-grilledto
perfection. Servedwithyour choice of sauce...
DijonMustardSauce, RedPepper Puree,
Hollandais or Blackened.
$15.95
STUFFED SOLE FlakeyFillet of Sole stuffed
withcrabmeat andasparagus. Ovenbakedto
perfection andtoppedwith anHerbal Butter
Sauce.
$15.95
SHRIMP AND SCALLOPS SAUTF. IN
BASIL CREAMSAUCE Jumbo Shrimpand
Sweet SeaScallops in a White Wine Basil
CreamSauce, servedover Fettucine. $17.95
CATCHOF THE DAY Askyour server for
details
MARKETPRICE
SURF AND TURF GrilledJumbo Shrimp
toppedwith anHerbal Butter. Servedwith a 10
ounce Delmonico Steak.
$16.95
STUFFED SHRIMP FiveJumbo Shrimp
stuffedwithCrabmeat Stuffing. Servedwith
Sauce Nauta.
$16.95
TUESDAY
Prim e Rib Night Every Tuesday
Come in & see how steak is done!
Also available every Tliesday variety o f specials w hich change
weekly.
ALLENTREES ARE SERVED WITH
YOUR CHOICE OF RED BLISS
POTATOES ORRICE PILAF AND
FRESHVEGETABLE OF THE DAY, PLUS
COFFEE
2 16 H w y . 3 4, H o lm d e l, 9 4 6 -7 171
of Norwegian salmon was sauteed in a
white wine sauce, topped with crushed
peppercorns, and served over angel hair
Dining
pasta with butterfly shrimp.
P E R I W I N K L E ’S
It was as delicious as it sounds, with
1070 O cean A ve.
each item on the plate properly prepared
S e a B r ig h t
with its own individuality, yet collectively
7 4 1 -0 0 4 1
suitable for one another.
The wine sauce was finished with sweet
R a tin g :
basil and tarragon.
★ ★ ★ ★ ............................ . . . E x c e l l e n t
The medallions au fromage was a filet
............................... V e r y G o o d
mignon stuffed with Roquefort cheese and
............... .............................. G o o d
wild mushrooms, finished in a wine sauce,
★ ....... . ................... ....................... F a i r
and served with six butterfly shrimp and
boiled new potatoes — an unusual combi­
F O O D ............................. ........
nation that was very delightful and enough
V A L U E .....................................
for another meal.
S E R V I C E ...............................
Both dinners came with a fried potato
nest basket overflowing with freshly
A T M O S P H E R E .....
sauteed carrots, zucchini and yellow
squash.
salad proved to be very adequate.
For dessert, we apportioned a slice of
Today’s entrees (and we are told they Grand Marnier chocolate layer cake. It was
change daily) numbered no fewer than 10 fresh, moist, light as a feather and quite
choices with such selections as California gratifying.
chicken breast stuffed with provolone,
We found Periwinkle’s to be both imag­
prosciutto, spinach, mushrooms, onions inative in its kitchen and hospitable in its
and tomatoes; boneless pork loin sauteed dining room, a combination that should
with shallots in a green Madagascar pep­ meet anyone’s approval.
percorn sauce; fresh
----------------------------Periwinkle’sis
Norwegian salmon au
open seven days a
poivre; seafood aurora We found Periw inkle’s to be week for dinner
consisting of clams, both imaginative in its kitchen only. Cocktails and
mussels, calamari and and h o sp itab le in its dining wine menus are
shrimp in a tomatoavailable.
basil
sauce; ro o m , a c o m b in a tio n th at
Most major cred­
m eet
a n y o n e ’ s it cards are accepted
medallions of beef in s h o u ld
select preparation; and approval.
and reservations are
a veal chop grilled
-. ...
suggested.
with
cracked
Price Range: ap­
peppercorns, tarragon and shallots, and petizers, $6-$8; entrees, $15-$26; early
served with a Madeira wine sauce.
evening menu, $9.95, includes entree, soup
We ordered the Norwegian salmon or salad, dessert and coffee or tea (every
and medallions au fromage. The fresh fillet evening until 6:45 p.m., except Saturday).
T H l K S D A f 'M i H l S P E C K L S
DINNERSINCLUDECHOICEOF:
WarmBreadorGarlicBread
HomemadeMinestroneSouporSoupoftheDay
FreshGardenSaladwithCreamyItalianDressing
VEALSORRENTINO TenderMilkFedVealCutlets
toppedwithEggplantProsduttoHam,Provolone, and
MozzarellaCheese. Ovenbakedandservedwitha
sideofLinguinePomodoro.
$16.95
CHICKENFLORENTINE BonelessBreastof
ChickenstuffedwithFreshSpinach,Provolone,
Mozzarella, andProsdutto. BakedtillgoldenbrownservedwithlinguinePomodoroondieside.$14.95
SHRIMPPARMIGIANA 5JumboShrimptopped
withTomatoSauceandMeltedMozzarella. Served
withLinguinePomodoro.
$15.95
CHICKENPARMIGIANA TenderBreastofChicken
toppedwithTomatoSauceandMdtedMozzarellaCheese.
SavedwithLinguinePomodoro.
$13-95
RIGATONI PI POLLO CON BROCCOLI
NERO Fresh Rigatoni tossedwith Chicken
Breast, Garlic, DriedTomatoes, FreshBroccoli
andRomano Cheese.
$13.95
F E T T U C IN E A l, F R I T H D F , M A R E
Shrimp, Scallops, andClamssimmeredinaWhite
WineHerbSauceorinaRedSauceservedhotor
sweet ServedonabedofFetudne.
$17.95
MURPHY’S LAW Your choice ofN.Y. Strip
Steak, Porkchop, or ChickenBreast grilled to
perfection andtoppedwith sauteedhot and
sweet peppers andonions. Servedon a bed of
RoastedNewPotatoes. N.Y. steak $17.95
Pork Chops and Chicken $14.95
PIZZALUIGI Our thin crustedPizzatopped
with FriedEggplant RicottaandMozarella
Cheese andProsciutto Ham.
$9-95
TUNAPROVENCALE Tender Chunkof
YellowFinTuna sauteedingarlic, capers, black
olives, diced tomatoes, fresh herbs andwhite
wine. Servedwith Fresh Fettucine. $13.95
D E A D L IN E : A U G 31
IS S U E D A T E : A U G 26
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G R I L L , 86
Leonardville Road. Belford, 495-5577.
Voted one of the top three best hot dogs
at the shore in Ju ne 1992. E a t in or take
out. Try our new shrimp on the barbecue. If
you need a menu, call and we will send you
one.
B A R T H O L O M E W ’S ,
74
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Matawan, 566-0267.
Northern Italian and American cuisine in
a c a su a l atm o sph ere. Lun ch and dinner
served, w eekly sp ecials, thin-crust pizza,
and c o c k ta il lo u n g e . H o u rs: M o n d ayT h u r s d a y , 1 1 :3 0 a .m .-10 p .m .; F rid a y ,
11:30 a .m .-11 p.m .; Saturday, 5-11 p.m.;
and S u n d a y , 5-9 p.m . R e s e r v a t io n s
suggested.
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B E R T H A ’ S , next to North C e n ­
terville Fire Company, Middle Road, Hazlet,
264-3772.
H o u rs: 11 a .m .-3 p.m . T u e s d a y ,
T h u rsd a y and S a tu rd a y . C lo s e d for the
sum m er; will reopen Sept. 5. Italian-style
hot dogs $ 1 each; bread baked fresh on the
premises.
B U D ’ S F R O N T S T R E E T D E L I , 28 W.
Front St., Keyport, 264-6726.
Full line of hom em ade s a la d s, so u p s
and daily lunch sp e cia ls. Hours: Monday
th ro u g h S a tu r d a y , 5 :3 0 a .m .-5 p.m .
Specialty: Italian hot dogs.
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Matawan, 566-6220.
C o n tin e n ta l c u is in e . C a s u a l a ttire .
R e se rv a tio n s preferred but not required.
H ours: M onday-Thursday, 11:30 a .m .-10
p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 11:30 a .m .-11
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Highlands, 872-0909 or 291-1284.
“The seafood specialists.” Lunch served
11:30 a.m .-3:30 p.m. Dinner served all day
until closing. Open 7 days a week for lunch
and dinner. All major credit cards accepted.
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110 Florence Ave.,
Union Beach, 264-7477.
An Italian-American restaurant featuring
many sp e cia ls at very reason able prices.
Early-bird sp e c ia ls, daily lunch sp e cia ls,
and for those who are planning a party, ask
for the party sp e c ia ls. Enjo y a variety of
en tre e s from our menu including p a sta ,
meat and fish.
R E S T A U R A N T ,
27 Freneau Ave., Route 79, Matawan, 583­
7666.
Angus beef and fresh seafood. C asu a l
attire; reservations not required. Open daily
from 11:30-1:30 a.m. for lunch and dinner.
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Keyport, 739-2002 or 739-4334.
Steaks and seafood, Italian and chicken
dishes. Fam ous for salad, shrimp, soup and
d e s s e r t b a r s . S p e c ia lt y h o u s e d rin k s.
Nautical atm osphere. Upper d eck sports
lounge. Open Monday-Saturday, 4-11 p.m.;
Sunday, 12:30-10 p.m,
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98
Maple Place, Keyport, 739-6888.
G reek specialties, Italian and American
cuisine. No reservations. Open every day, 6
a.m .- 1 1 p.m.
C O S T A ’ S
L U N C H E O N E T T E ,
7 W.
Front St., Keyport, 264-9778 or 264-9762.
A u th e n tic N ew Y o rk egg c r e a m s ,
hom ebaked
q u ic h e
and
p a s t r ie s ,
foot of Atlantic Street,
h o m e m a d e s o u p s , c h ic k e n so u p d aily,
s a n d w ic h e s and s a la d s . A ta s t e of
yesterday. Hours: 8 a .m .-5 p.m., Monday
through S a tu rd a y . D elivery a v a ila b le in
Keyport business district.
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J E R R Y
B E Y E R ’S ,
113 Main S t., Mat
awan, 583-2044.
Victorian setting. Proper attire, jackets
reco m m en d ed . R e se rv a tio n s req uested .
Hours: lunch and dinner, w eekdays, noon5:30 p.m.; Saturdays, dinner, 5:30 p.m.
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Route 34, Marketplace Mall, Matawan, 583­
0808.
Breakfast, luncheon, ice cream, burgers,
s a n d w ic h e s ,
s a la d s ,
k id s ’
m enu,
h o m e m a d e s o u p s a n d 14 k in d s of
c h e e s e c a k e . H o u rs: M o n d ay th ro u g h
W ed n esd ay , 8:30 a .m .-5 p.m ., T h u rsd ay
and Friday, 8:30 a .m .-8 p.m., Saturday, 9
a.m .-5 p.m., Sunday, 11:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
J O E Y ’S
I T A L I A N
H O T
D O G S ,
Route 34
north, Matawan, 290-0555.
Italian-style hot dogs, pizza-bread subs,
c h e e se ste a k s and sa u sa g e sa nd w iches.
Ralph’s gourmet Italian ices also offered.
W eekly and everyd ay sp e cia ls. Fax your
order: 290-1914.
J E A N ’S
P L A C E ,
522 Am boy R oad,
Cliffwood, 583-7699.
Restaurant on the water. Dock and dine.
Deck and casual dining. Fine food from an
extensive menu. 1 0 percent senior citizens
discount. Open seven days a week. Lunch
served 11:30 a .m .; dinner served until 9
p.m. w eekdays and 10 p.m. on Fridays and
S a tu rd a y s.
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B I G A ,
Route 35, South Amboy, 727­
9466.
Italian cuisine. Proper attire requested;
ja c k e t s not re q u ire d . No r e s e r v a tio n s .
H o urs: T u e sd a y -T h u rsd a y , 4 -9 :3 0 p.m .;
Friday and Saturday, 4-10:30 p.m.; Sunday,
3-8:30 p.m.
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R E G IO N R O U N D U P
PARK EVENTS
R e g i s t r a t i o n is now being accepted for
the following programs at the Township of
Middletown Department of Parks and
Recreation: “Just for Toddlers,” a pre­
kindergarten program beginning in
December; “Small W onders” for parents
and children 1 2 to 18 months of age, which
features, creative play, music, exercise,
and activities; and “Tots and Moms
Together,” a program for parents and
toddlers 18 months to 5 y ears of age. For
more information on any of these
programs, call 787-2638 or 787-1880.
A t w o - s e s s i o n b a s i c canoeing clinic
will be offered at Thompson Park, Newman
Springs Road, Lincroft. An indoor
informational session will take place at 7
p.m. Sept. 9, and an on-the-water session
will be held 9 a.m. Sept. 12. All equipment
will be provided. The cost is $7.50. For
more information, call 842-4000.
A b o t a n ic a l p a i n t i n g cla ss will take
place 9:30-11:30 a.m. Sept. 9 at Deep Cut
Gardens, Red Hill Road, Middletown. The
cost is $16. For more information, call 842­
4000.
“ M o m s a n d T o t s ” and “Pops and
Tots,” two parent-child programs will be
offered Saturdays Sept. 12-Oct. 24 at
Thompson Park Visitor Center, Newman
Springs Road, Lincroft. The program for
moms and their 2 -year-olds will be held
9:30-10:15 a.m. and the program for
fathers and their 2 -year-olds will be held
10:30-11:15 a.m. Activities will include
gam es and exercise. The fee is $32 per
pair. For more information and to register,
call 842-4000.
“ M o m a n d M e By the S e a ,” a parentchild seasho re program will be held at
Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park, O cean
Avenue, Long Branch. The session will be
held 10-11:30 a.m. Sept. 12. Parents and
their children ag es 3 to 5 will learn about
shells and plants as they beachcomb. A
craft session will follow. The fee is $2.50
per person. For more information, call 842­
4000.
“ S e a s h e l l s a n d S t a r f i s h ,” a nature
program for youngsters entering grades
one and two will be held at Seven
Presidents Oceanfront Park, Long Branch,
from 1-2:30 p.m. Sept. 12. The fee is $3.50
per person. For more information, call 842­
4000.
A n o l d - f a s h i o n e d c o u n t r y square
dance will be held 7:30-10 p.m. Sept. 12 at
the Holmdel Park Shelter Building,
Longstreet Road, Holmdel. Beginners and
advanced dancers of all ag es are invited.
The fee is $2.50 payable at the door. For
more information, call 842-4000.
A G a r d e n S a f a r i will be held from 9
a.m.-4 p.m. on Sept. 12 at Deep Cut
Gardens, Red Hill Road, Middletown.
Parking and admission are free. Bonsai
workshops, propagation workshops and
plant adoption will be featured. Enjoy the
gardens, rockery and display greenhouse.
For more information, call 842-4000.
SPECIAL EVENTS
T h u rsd a y
C l a s s i c C a r S h o w , 6-11 p.m.,
Keansburg Am usement Park and Pier.
Also, dancing to a live ’50s band. C ar
owners call, 495-1400 for information.
S a tu rd a y
A n n u a l B a z a a r of the Pierce Memorial
Presbyterian Church, 8 a.m .-3 p.m., 42
Main St., Farmingdale. Offering a wide
assortment of items including home-baked
goods, nearly new clothing, used toys,
gam es and books and more.
S a tu rd a y an d S u n d a y
Y a r d S a l e a n d A u c t i o n , 10 a.m.,
Fourth Avenue parking lot, adjacent to the
beach garage, Manasquan. In the event of
rain, auction will be held in the garage.
Beach souvenirs such a s lifeguard stands,
chairs and bikes will be auctioned. For
more information, call 223-0544.
Sunday
1 9 9 2 D i a m o n d G y m Body Building
Championship, to benefit the Monmouth
Unit of the American C an cer Society, 11
a.m., The Spa, O cean Place Hilton, O cean
Boulevard, Long Branch. Donation: $10
with sem inar and $5 without seminar. For
tickets and information, call John Kem per’s
Diamond Gym 1-201-761-9833.
O l d B r i d g e T o w n s h i p Racew ay Park,
16th Annual Nobody Beats the Wiz U .S.
All-Pro Funny C ar Championships. Nitro,
alcohol and jet funny cars. G ates open at 8
a.m., Pension Road, two miles north of
Englishtown, For more information, call
446-6331.
B a l l r o o m D a n c i n g , singles and
couples, all ages, every Sunday 8-11 p.m.,
Grand Ballroom of the Polish American
Club, Routes 130 and 156, Yardville. Live
music, best of the area’s big band sound.
Free ballroom dance lessons 7:30-8 p.m.
Admission $7.50. For more information, call
1-609-584-9226.
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dresses. Bridal Ensembles for sale starting at $199.
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H y a c i n t h F o u n d a t i o n Support Group
meeting, 7-8:30 p.m., classroom s A and B,
second floor, Bayshore Community
Hospital, Holmdel. Educates individuals on
a wide variety of AID S related topics
including people with AIDS, A ID S related
complex, HIV infection and exposure to
HIV. It also offers support to caregivers,
family and friends. For more information,
call 1-800-433-0254.
P a t i e n t a n d F a m i l y Support Group for
C an cer Patients meeting, 7:30 p.m., 3 East
Solarium, Hospice/Oncology Department of
Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. For
more information, call 530-2382.
I n t e r n a t i o n a l A d o p t i o n League Inc., 55
Schank Road, Suite A-1, Freehold,
provides ongoing support for couples facing
fertility problems and those seeking
information on international adoption. Open
w eekdays, call 409-6285. Evenings and
weekends, call 780-1860.
F a m i l y C a n c e r S u p p o r t Group, for
families of cancer patients ages 16 or over,
weekly meeting, 4-5:30 p.m., Poliak Mental
Health Department Monmouth Medical
Center, 300 Second Ave., Long Branch. To
register, call Allison Block 222-5200, Ext.
3290.
C a n c e r S u r v i v o r s Support Group
weekly meeting, 6-7:30 p.m., The C ancer
Institute of New Jersey Headquarters, 100
Albany St., New Brunswick. Also open to
family members. For more information, call
937-8940.
G O A L ( G e t O u t And Live) group for
people suffering from panic attacks,
anxieties and phobias, 7 p.m., Manalapan
Library, Sym m es Drive; call 972-0552 or
780-8904.
G r i e v i n g s u p p o r t g r o u p weekly
meeting, 9:30 a.m., Kimball Medical Center,
Lakewood. For those coping with the loss of
a loved one. For more information, call 370­
7436.
S u p p o r t g r o u p f o r the critically ill
weekly meeting, 5 p.m., Kimball Medical
Center, Lakewood. For families and friends
of loved ones who are critically ill. For more
information, call 370-7436.
T h u rsd a y
I f you are a New Jersey resident,
especially one that enjoys
swimming, fishing, boating or
other water-related activities, then
you have a stake in protecting
New Jersey’s waterways from
pollution. To help do this, the
New Jersey Waterways Audit is a
statewide program using
volunteers to travel their local
waterways and observe and report
signs of water pollution.To get
involved, call the Monmouth
County Clean Communities Co­
ordinator at (908) 431-7460. You
w ill get all of the information you
need and we w ill identify local
waterways that need to be audited.
Upon completion of the Audit,
reported pollution incidents w ill
be referred to the appropriate
State, County or Local
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P R I D E (Parents Resolving Infant Death
Experiences) meeting, 7 p.m., Medical Staff
Board Room, Jersey Shore Medical Center,
Route 33, Neptune. For more information,
call Kate Luscom be Elliott, at 776-4316.
A t t e n t i o n D e f i c i t D i s o r d e r Group for
Adults meeting, 7:30 p.m., Poliak Mental
Health Services Conference Room,
Monmouth Medical Center, 300 Second
Ave., Long Branch. For more information,
call Robert LoPresti at 870-5053 or Phyllis
Wolff at 870-5216.
D i a b e t e s S u p p o r t G r o u p for Adults
meeting, 7:30-9 p.m., Lance Conference
Center B-101-102, Jersey Shore Medical
Center, Route 33, Neptune.
H I V S u p p o r t G r o u p s weekly meetings,
Jersey Shore Medical Center, Route 33,
Neptune. HIV Positive W omen’s Group,
7:30-9 p.m., Conference Room 2; HIV
Positive Support Group for G ay Persons,
7:30 p.m., Conference Room 3; G ay HIV
Positive Couples, for positive couples or
couples in which one person is positive,
7:30 p.m., Conference Room 4. All calls are
strictly confidential. For more information,
call 776-4700.
O v e r c o m e r s O u t r e a c h , a biblical
Christian, 12-step recovery program,
weekly meeting 8:30 p.m., Jackson Baptist
Church, 40 Bennetts Mills Road, Jackson.
Open to those recovering from addictions,
dependencies, codependencies and
dysfunctional family upbringing. For more
information, call 928-0080.
N i c o t i n e A n o n y m o u s , weekly self-help
group for anyone who wants to stop
smoking, 8 p.m., O cean Fitness Center,
Route 35 South and Deal Road, O cean
Township. Free and open to public. Call
389-8259.
F i n d i n g t h e B a l a n c e , family caregivers'
support group, weekly meeting, 1 1 a.m.12:30 p.m., Hospice/Oncology Department,
CentraState Medical Center, W est Main
Street, Freehold Township. Admission is
free. Call 780-6144 or 577-1076.
L i v i n g W it h a S e r i o u s I l ln e s s weekly
meeting, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.,
Hospice/Oncology Department,
CentraState Medical Center, W est Main
Street, Freehold Township. Admission is
free. For more information, call 7806144 or
577-1076.
F r id a y
P a r e n t s A n o n y m o u s of New Jersey
weekly meeting, 9-11 a.m., Red Bank
Primary School Parent Resource Room,
River Road, near Broad Street and E ast
Bergen Place, Red Bank. Trained
facilitators offer support and information.
Membership is free and confidential. For
information, call 1-800-843-5437.
L i v i n g W it h L o s s , bereavement group
weekly meeting, 10:30 a.m. to noon,
Hospice/Oncology Department,
CentraState Medical Center, W est Main
Street, Freehold Township. Admission is
free. Call 780-6144 or 577-1076.
TH E INDEPENDENT, AUGUST 26, 1992 4 3
Sunday
J e w s in R e c o v e r y weekly meeting,
7:30-8:45 p.m., Congregation B ’Nai Tikvah,
1001 Finnegans Lane, North Brunswick.
Topics or readings pertain to Judaism and
recovery. Issu es with reference to being
Jew ish and belonging to a 12-step recovery
program will be covered. For more
information, call 679-8450.
M onday
F r e e h o l d A r e a W i d o w e d Support
Group weekly meeting, 7 p.m., Monmouth
County Library, 125 Sym m es Road,
Manalapan. For more information, call 972­
8087 or 367-7533.
H I V P o s i t i v e S u p p o r t G r o u p , for HIV
Positive persons and family members,
weekly meeting, 7:30-9 p.m., Conference
Room 2, Jersey Shore Medical Center,
Route 33, Neptune. All calls and
information are kept strictly confidential. For
more information, call 776-4700.
T o u g h L o v e weekly meeting, 8 p.m.,
First Unitarian Church, W est Front Street,
Lincroft. For parents dealing with teenage
behavior problems. For more information,
call 566-9422.
SURGEON/PODIATRISTS
T u esd ay
C h r o n i c P a i n S u p p o r t Group/Total
Health A w areness weekly meeting, 7:30
p.m., 283 Silver Lane, Old Bridge.
Information on different alternatives from
other countries to relieve pain, stress,
fatigue or sleep disorder. For more
information, call 324-6522.
N i c o t i n e A n o n y m o u s Self Help Group,
weekly meeting 7:30-8:30 p.m. Kimball
Medical Center, Lakewood. To register, call
370-7KM C. For more information, call 477­
2582.
F a m i l y S u p p o r t G r o u p , for family
members of cancer patients, weekly
meeting, 7 p.m., St. Peter’s Medical Center,
New Brunswick. For more information, call
Diana Roche, oncology social worker, at
745-8600, Ext. 8782.
S e p a r a t e d / D iv o r c e d / W id o w e d Support
DR. STEVEN J. MARDER
DR. ROBERT C. LILLIE
PAINFUL BUNION JO IN TS
A Bunion Joint is a displacement of the
big toe towards the second toe with a
“bump on the bone” appearing on the
outside of the joint. Shoe pressure on
this “bump” can be very painful. In the
early stages of bunion development
simple removal of this “bum p”
produces satisfactory results. This
displacement of the big toe can pro­
gress to the point where the bunion
joint dislocates, bones slide out of place
and the tendons which normally help to
hold the big toe in a straight position
become displaced and cause the joint
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to buckle even further.
When this happens, the “bump on the
bone” becomes larger and the big toe
begins crowding the four lesser toes,
causing the patient to walk and stand
crookedly. When the patient walks
crookedly; many other areas in the foot,
leg and back can become painful. Now
simply removing the “bump on the
bone” is many times not enough to
produce satisfactory results. The type of
operation varies, from a skin puncture
technique (often used) where the
patient returns to full time work in
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relatively no time, to more involved
techniques which may require a
conventional skin incision and use of a
wooden soled shoe during the few
weeks recovery period.
More often than not, the bunion is .
corrected or improved with a procedure
performed routinely in our center under
local anesthesia. This allows the patient
to walk out of the office without
crutches or cane to recuperate at home.
Recovery time varies with the extent of
the deformity and type of daily activities
normal for tne particular patient.
787-4747
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September 12, 1992
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ALL CATS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT AND ON
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R O U N D U P
The Middletown Elks are sponsoring a
’50s Dance Show on Saturday, Sept. 5. All
proceeds will benefit handicapped chil­
dren.
The Elks’ Handicapped Children’s
Committee buys wheelchairs and medical
equipment for disabled children and sends
these children to Camp Hope.
The dance will be held at the New Point
Comfort Firehouse on Carr Avenue in
Keansburg. The dance will take place from
8 p.m. to midnight.
Tickets for the dance are $22 per person
and are available at the door as well as in
advance. The band for the evening, the
Hubcabs from Delaware, will be perform­
ing the following night at the Meadowlands. This is the fifth year that the dance
will be held. Last year, more than 600
people attended.
For more information, call Tom Hayden
at 495-9255.
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Group weekly meeting, 7:30 p.m., Rectory
of St. Veronica’s Church, 4215 Route 9
South, Howell. Call 679-6640 or 928-3893.
G a m - a n o n , support group for spouses,
relatives and friends of the compulsive
gambler, weekly meeting, 8 p.m., St.
Mary’s Church, Route 34 and Phalanx
Road, Colts Neck. Call 536-8852.
N ext W ed n esd ay
T h e B e t t e r B r e a t h e r s Club meeting,
1:30 p.m., South Amboy Memorial Hospital,
540 Bordentown Ave., South Amboy.
People with em physema, chronic bronchitis
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T e e n G r o u p , for teens who have an
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Tips from the Frank’s Experts
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M id d le t o w n in 1 9 5 6 .
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b a n d , H o w a r d O d e l l, w h o d ie d in 1 9 7 3 ;
a n d h e r b ro th e r, J a c k L o z ie r .
S u r v iv in g a re h e r h u s b a n d , W a lt e r
W e r n e r ; a s o n , H o w a r d O d e ll J r . o f M id ­
d le t o w n ; t h r e e s is t e r s , F r a n c e s O s w a ld o f
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J o h n F . P f le g e r F u n e r a l H o m e , M id d le ­
t o w n , w a s in c h a rg e o f a rra n g e m e n ts .
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S e r v i c e s w e r e h e ld A u g . 2 1 f o r L o r r a in e
M c K e e , 6 2 , o f L i n c r o f t w h o d ie d A u g . 1 8
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b e fo re m o v in g to L in c r o f t 2 2 y e a r s a g o .
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s id e , C a li f .
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t o w n , w a s in c h a r g e o f a r r a n g e m e n t s .
Cynthia B. McConnell
Salvatore “S a m ” Collno
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C h u rc h , N e w M o n m o u th .
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M c C o n n e ll; th re e s o n s , J a m e s E . o f U n io n
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o f O ld B r id g e ; a d a u g h t e r , C y n t h ia A .
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J o h n B a r d in o f B lo o m f ie ld ; a n d L o u is
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M a ta w a n .
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C o lin o ; fo u r s o n s , M a r k C o lin o o f O re g o n ,
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L y n n K u c h a rs k i o f S tro u d sb u rg , P a . an d
Ju d y S c h u ts k y o f N o rth A s b u ry P a rk ; a
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L a u r e l A v e n u e r e s id e n c e . N o t h in g w a s r e ­
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AUG U ST 26, 1992, TH E INDEPENDENT
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S e n io r c e n t e r h a lf b a c k M ik e W it t e w i ll
le a d th e R a r it a n H ig h S c h o o l s o c c e r te a m
a s it d e fe n d s th e S h o re C o n fe r e n c e B N o rth
D iv is io n t it le t h is f a ll .
C o a c h R o b e r t o F e r r a z z i h a s a lr e a d y
ta p p e d t h e t a le n t e d W it t e a s t e a m c a p t a in .
W h i le W it t e is t h e t e a m ’ s lo n e r e t u r n in g
s ta rte r, h e p e rfo rm e d w e ll a y e a r a g o a s th e
R o c k e t s re c o r d e d 1 8 v ic t o r ie s a n d m a d e it
a ll th e w a y to th e N e w J e r s e y S ta te
In t e r s c h o la s t ic A t h le t ic A s s o c ia t io n C e n t r a l
J e r s e y G r o u p I I I s ta te s e c t io n a l f in a ls .
T h e 5 - 7 , 1 4 0 - p o u n d s p e e d s te r te a m e d
w it h R o c k y S t r a z z a lla la s t f a ll to m a k e
R a r it a n s t r o n g u p th e m id d le . S o u n d d e fe n ­
s iv e ly , W it t e s c o r e d s e v e n g o a ls b e f o r e a
b r o k e n le g in th e S h o r e C o n fe r e n c e
T o u m a m a n e t s h e lv e d h im f o r th e r e m a in ­
d e r o f th e c a m p a ig n .
S t r a z z e lla , w h o g ra d u a te d in J u n e , w i ll
b e t a k in g th e f ie ld f o r R u t g e r s U n iv e r s it y in
1 9 9 2 , w h ile W it t e a s s u m e s S t r a z z e lla ’ s r o le
f o r th e R o c k e t s . A lo n g w it h th a t r o le w ill
p r o b a b ly c o m e s p e c ia l a t t e n t io n fr o m
o p p o s in g d e f e n d e r s - b u t W it t e is p r e p a r e d
fo r th a t.
“ I f a n o th e r te a m w a n ts to k e e p o n m e ,
t h a t ’ s f in e ,” h e s a id . “ I ’ m s t ill g o in g to p la y
m y g a m e . T h e m a in t h in g o u r t e a m h a s to
d o is w o r k a s a te a m a n d I s e e m y jo b a s
c a p t a in b e in g to m a k e s u r e e v e r y o n e is
t h in k in g o f th e t e a m . T h a t ’ s h o w it w a s la s t
y e a r .”
T h e 1 9 9 1 R o c k e t s w e r e a n im p r e s s iv e
c lu b , a n d R a r it a n ’ s re c o rd s p e a k s f o r it s e lf.
B u t lo s in g a ll b u t o n e s t a r t e r w i ll c e r t a in ly
a f f e c t th e t e a m . W it t e , h o w e v e r , d o e s n o t
s e e a n e g a t iv e e f f e c t .
“ I m a y b e th e o n ly s ta rte r b a c k , b u t th a t
d o e s n ’ t m e a n w e w o n ’t h a v e g o o d p la y ­
e r s ,” h e s a id . “ W e h a v e a g ro u p o f ju n io r s
th a t h a v e b e e n p la y in g t r a v e l te a m s o c c e r
to g e th e r w it h th e H a z le t B l i t z . T h e y h a v e
‘If another team wants to keep
on me, that's fine. I'm still
going to play my game. The
main thing our team has to do
is work a s a team and I see
my job a s captain being to
make sure everyone is think­
ing of the team. That's how it
w a s last year.’
M ike W itte
b e e n p la y in g a s a te a m f o r s e v e r a l y e a r s
a n d t h e y ’ r e v e r y g o o d . I ’ m p r e tty c o n fid e n t
t h a t w e ’ l l h a v e a g o o d t e a m .”
W it t e a n d s e v e r a l t e a m m a t e s p la y e d in
th e s e v e n - a - s id e s u m m e r le a g u e a t
B r o o k d a le C o m m u n it y C o lle g e , w h e r e th e y
f in is h e d a s th e r u r t n e r - u p , f o llo w in g a
c h a m p io n s h ip g a m e t h a t w a s h a lt e d b y t o r ­
n a d o w a r n in g s a t th e h a lf , w it h W it t e ’ s
sq u ad d o w n 2 -1 .
In d iv id u a lly , th e t w o - y e a r v a r s it y v e te r ­
a n , w h o is a ls o a “ B ” s tu d e n t, h a s b e e n
w o r k in g o u t o n h is o w n , a s w e ll a s p la y in g
in a n y p ic k - u p g a m e s h e c a n f in d .
W it t e , 1 7 , b e g a n p la y in g s o c c e r a t th e
a g e o f 6 in th e lo c a l r e c r e a t io n le a g u e . H e
la t e r p la y e d f o r t h r e e t r a v e l t e a m s , th e
F la m e s , th e R o c k e t s a n d th e H a v o c , a ll
b a s e d in H a z le t . D u r in g t h is t im e h e p la y e d
v a r io u s p o s it io n s . I t w a s n ’ t u n t il h e a r r iv e d
a t R a r it a n th a t h e w a s p u t in th e m id d le o n
a p e rm a n e n t b a s is .
“ P la y in g th e m id d le g iv e s m e d u a l
r e s p o n s ib ilit ie s ,” W it t e s a id . “ I h a v e to b e
i n p o s it io n t o h e lp o u t o n “ D , ” a n d I h a v e
to b e a b le t o j o i n th e o f f e n s e . T h e r e ’ s a lo t
o f a c t io n t h e r e , s o i t ’ s a g o o d p la c e t o b e .”
A n d t h a t ’ s o n e t h in g M ik e W it t e c a n
c o u n t o n t h is f a ll - a lo t o f a c t io n .
H a z le t s w im m e r s e n d s e a s o n
A t h le t e s a t th e H a z le t S w im C lu b w e r e
b u s y in th e p o o l t h is s u m m e r a s th e c lu b ’ s
s w im te a m f in is h e d th e s e a s o n w it h a 7 - 2
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S w im m in g C o n fe r e n c e .
T h e s w im m e r s w e r e c o a c h e d b y B i l l
C o lle t t e . T w o o f th e t e a m ’ s k e y w in s w e re
o v e r F r e e h o ld , 3 2 5 - 2 0 6 o n J u ly 1 1 , a n d
o v e r M a r lb o r o , 2 9 4 - 2 4 6 , o n J u ly 1 3 .
H a z le t w in n e r s in th e f o llo w in g e v e n ts
in c lu d e d :
v s . F r e e h o ld :
B o y s ’ 1 3 -1 7 a g e g ro u p In d iv id u a l
M e d le y , R o b e r t F r a n z ; 1 1 - 1 2 , 5 0 b u t t e r fly ,
F r a n k S a b a t in o ; 1 5 - 1 7 , 5 0 b u t t e r f ly , C h r is
C u r c ia ; 1 1 - 1 2 , 5 0 b re a s ts tro k e , M a rk
C o tro n e o ; 1 5 - 1 7 , 5 0 b re a s ts tro k e , C h r is
C u r c ia ; G ir ls ’ 1 2 - a n d - u n d e r, In d iv id u a l
M e d le y , M e lin d a W r ig h t ; 1 3 - 1 7 , In d iv id u a l
M e d le y , T a r a T w is t e ; 9 - 1 0 , 5 0 fr e e s t y le ,
D e n is e F i n le y ; 1 1 - 1 2 , 5 0 f r e e s t y le , M e lin d a
W r ig h t ; 1 3 - 1 4 , 1 0 0 f r e e s t y le , T a r a T w is t e ;
1 5 - 1 7 , 1 0 0 f r e e s t y le , H e a t h e r R o b ie ; 9 - 1 0 ,
5 0 b a c k s t r o k e , D e n is e F in le y ; 1 1 - 1 2 , 5 0
b a c k s tr o k e , M a r ie O ’ C o n n o r ; 1 5 - 1 7 , 5 0
b a c k s t r o k e , H e a t h e r R o b ie ; B o y s ’ 8 - a n d u n d e r, 1 0 0 fr e e s t y le r e la y , K y le P e n s a b e n e ,
J e f f r e y V e lla , P e te r A t t w a t e r , D a v id F r a n z ;
9 - 1 2 , 2 0 0 fr e e s t y le r e la y , M a tt H e ffe m a n ,
A n t h o n y S a b a t in o , F r a n k S a b a t in o , M a r k
C o tro n e o ; 1 3 - 1 7 , 2 0 0 f r e e s t y le r e la y , C h r is
C u r c ia , A lip io F ig u e r o a , T o n y C o tro n e o ,
R o b e rt F ra n z ; G ir ls ’ 8 -a n d -u n d e r, 10 0
fr e e s t y le r e la y , A s h le y B is s e t , E liz a b e t h
C o r v o , E r ic a M o ra n , K im b e r ly Jo n e s ; 9 - 1 2 ,
2 0 0 m e d le y r e la y , S t e p h a n ie V e l l a , D e n is e
F in le y , M a r ie O ’ C o n n o r , M e lin d a W r ig h t ;
a n d 1 3 - 1 7 , 2 0 0 m e d le y r e la y , H e a t h e r
R o b ie , T a r a T w is t e , M e lis s a P r a iz n e r ,
L a u r e n B e n e d ic t .
v s . M a r lb o r o :
G i r l s ’ 1 2 - a n d - u n d e r, In d iv id u a l M e d le y ,
M e lin d a W r ig h t ; 8 - a n d - u n d e r, 2 5 f r e e s t y le ,
A s h le y B is s e t ; 1 1 - 1 2 , 5 0 b u t t e r fly , M e lin d a
W r ig h t ; 8 - a n d - u n d e r , 2 5 b a c k s t r o k e ,
A s h le y B is s e t ; 1 0 -a n d -u n d e r, 2 5 b re a s t­
s t r o k e , D e n is e F in le y ; 1 1 - 1 2 , 5 0 b r e a s t­
s t r o k e , M a r ie O ’ C o n n o r ; 1 3 - 1 4 , b r e a s t­
s tro k e , K r is t e n S z u m e r a ; B o y s ’ 1 2 -a n d u n d e r, In d iv id u a l M e d le y , M a r k C o tro n e o ;
8 - a n d - u n d e r, 2 5 fr e e s t y le , K y le P e n s a b e n e ;
1 1 - 1 2 , 5 0 f r e e s t y le , F r a n k S a b a t in o ; 1 5 - 1 7 ,
1 0 0 f r e e s t y le , C h r is C u r c ia ; 8 - a n d - u n d e r,
2 5 b a c k s tro k e , K y le P e n sa b e n e ; 9 -1 0 , 5 0
b a c k s t r o k e , A n t h o n y S a b a t in o ; 1 1 - 1 2 , 5 0
b a c k s t r o k e , F r a n k S a b a t in o ; G i r l s ’ 8 - a n d u n d e r, 1 0 0 fr e e s t y le r e la y , E r ic a M o ra n ,
K im b e r ly J o n e s , E liz a b e t h C o r v o , A s h le y
B is s e t ; 9 - 1 2 , 2 0 0 f r e e s t y le r e la y , S t e p h a n ie
V e lla , D e n is e F in le y , M a r ie O ’ C o n n o r ,
M e lin d a W r ig h t ; 1 3 - 1 7 , 2 0 0 f r e e s t y le r e la y ,
H e a t h e r R o b ie , M a n d y S e n io n , K r is t e n
S z u m e ra , T a r a T w is t e ; B o y s ’ 8 -a n d -u n d e r,
1 0 0 fr e e s t y le r e la y , J e f f r e y V e lla , M a r t in
W a ls h , P e te r A tt w a t e r, K y le P e n s a b e n e ; 9 ­
1 2 , 2 0 0 m e d le y r e la y , M a t t H e f f e r n a n ,
M a r k C o t r o n e o , F r a n k S a b a t in o , A n t h o n y
S a b a t in o .
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h a c k s le d a s t e a m m a t e B o b B o u r n i a s c o u n t s h is r e p s d u r i n g a w e i g h t r o o m s e s ­
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t o c o v e r i n g o u r lo c a l h ig h s c h o o l a t h le t e s
a n d te a m s.
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o u r c ir c u la t io n a r e a h a v e b e e n th e p r im a r y
f o c u s o f t h is n e w s p a p e r ’ s s p o r t s s e c t io n f o r
m a n y y e a rs.
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a c h ie v e m e n t s o f a n a t h le t e , a n a r t ic le a b o u t
a t e a m o r a p ie c e a b o u t a c o a c h , w e b r in g
th e lo c a l s p o r ts s t o r y r ig h t in t o y o u r h o m e .
T h e h ig h s c h o o ls w e c o v e r a re C h r is t ia n
B r o th e r s A c a d e m y , H o lm d e l, K e a n s b u r g ,
K e y p o r t , M a t a w a n , M a t e r D e i, M id d le t o w n
N o r t h , M id d le t o w n S o u th , R a r it a n a n d S t .
J o h n V ia n n e y .
O n th e s u b je c t o f f e a t u r e s t o r ie s a b o u t
a t h le t e s , I ’ m s o m e t im e s a s k e d b y p a r e n t s
h o w w e d e v e lo p s t o r y id e a s .
T h e m a jo r it y o f s t o r y id e a s d e v e lo p a s
o u r r e p o r t e r s w a t c h a n a t h le t e o v e r th e
c o u rs e o f a se a so n (o r a c a re e r) a n d d e te r­
m in e t h a t h is o n - f ie ld p e r f o r m a n c e
d e s e r v e s re c o g n it io n .
T h e s t u d e n t - a t h le t e s w e w r i t e a b o u t a r e ,
o n th e w h o le , w e ll- s p o k e n te e n - a g e r s w h o
a r e h a p p y to b e s e le c t e d . M o s t a r e m o d e s t
a b o u t t h e ir o w n a c h ie v e m e n t s a n d t e n d to
t a lk m o re a b o u t t h e ir te a m s . I ’v e w a tc h e d
t h is p a t te r n d e v e lo p o v e r a d e c a d e .
W e r e ly , to a s m a ll e x te n t, o n c o a c h e s
a n d a t h le t ic d ir e c t o r s t o “ c lu e u s in ” w h e n
t h e r e ’ s s o m e o n e in s c h o o l w h o is a m o d e l
s t u d e n t - a t h le t e . F o r w h a t e v e r r e a s o n —
h e ’ s n o t a s t a r r u n n in g b a c k ; s h e d o e s n ’t
p la y a s o - c a lle d “ m a jo r ” s p o rt — w e m a y
n o t b e a w a r e o f th a t s t u d e n t ’ s a c c o m p lis h ­
m e n ts.
W e ’ d lik e to k n o w a b o u t th e m s o w e
c a n b r in g t h e ir s t o r ie s t o o u r r e a d e r s .
C o lle g e s h a v e s p o r ts in f o r m a t io n
d e p a r t m e n t s th a t k e e p r e p o r t e r s in f o r m e d
a b o u t a t h le t e s a n d p r o v id e s t o r y t ip s , b u t o n
t h e lo c a l le v e l c o a c h e s , a t h le t ic d ir e c t o r s
M ARK
R O SM A N
SPORTS EDITO R
a n d p a r e n ts a re r e a lly th e c o n d u it s o f in f o r ­
m a t io n .
S p e a k in g o f c o lle g e s , o n e o f th e o t h e r
r e g u la r fe a tu r e s o f th e s p o rts p a g e s is n e w s
a b o u t a r e a a t h le t e s w h o a r e c o n t in u in g t h e ir
s p o r t s c a r e e r s a t a c o lle g e o r u n iv e r s it y .
A s m e n t io n e d a b o v e , c o lle g e s p o r t s
in f o r m a t io n d ir e c t o r s ( p u b lic r e la t io n s )
s e n d u s n e w s a n d n o t e s a b o u t l o c a l a t h le t e s
a t t h e ir s c h o o ls — b u t o n l y i f t h e a t h le t e
n o te s u s a s t h e ir “ h o m e to w n ” p a p e r. A n d
w e b e lie v e w e a re y o u r “ h o m e t o w n ” n e w s ­
p a p e r.
S o , p a r e n t s o f a t h le t e s , r e m in d y o u r s o n s
a n d d a u g h te rs to n a m e T h e In d e p e n d e n t,
c /o G r e a t e r M e d ia N e w s p a p e r s , E d g e b o ro
R o a d , E a s t B r u n s w ic k , N .J . 0 8 8 1 6 a s t h e ir
“ h o m e t o w n ” p a p e r . F o r m o re in fo r m a t io n
a b o u t s p o rts c o v e ra g e , c a ll m e a t 2 5 4 - 7 0 0 0 ,
e x t . 2 2 9 , d a il y f r o m 9 a .m . t o 5 p .m .
W it h th e s ta rt o f s c h o o l a w e e k a w a y ,
th e In d e p e n d e n t’ s s p o rts s t a ff — A la n
K a r m in ,
R o b
A c a m p o ra ,
W a rre n
R a p p le y e a a n d I — w a n t to w is h a ll o f o u r
a r e a a t h le t e s a n d c o a c h e s h e a lt h y a n d s u c ­
c e s s fu l se a so n s.
F o r fre s h m e n w h o sta n d o n th e v e rg e o f
a h ig h s c h o o l c a r e e r , I e n c o u r a g e y o u to
p ic k a s p o rt a n d g iv e it a s h o t. Y o u n e v e r
k n o w w h a t h id d e n t a le n t y o u m a y h a v e a n d
c o a c h e s w ill b e h a p p y to w o r k w it h y o u to
h e lp y o u f u l f i l l y o u r p o t e n t ia l.
F o r t h o s e a t h le t e s w h o a r e c o n t in u in g
t h e ir v a r s it y c a r e e r s , g o o d lu c k in re a c h in g
t h e “ n e x t l e v e l .” W e ’ d l ik e n o t h in g m o r e
t h a n t o t e l l y o u r n e ig h b o r s a b o u t a l l o f y o u r
a c c o m p lis h m e n t s .
S P O R T S
THE INDEPENDENT, AUG U ST 26, 1992 4 9
Kunkel’s perseverance
leads him back to majors
Photograph by Rich Schultz
S H O U L D E R IN G T H E L O A D
A f t e r r e a c h in g t h e s t a t e f o o t b a l l p l a y o f f s in 1 9 9 1 , H o l m d e l H i g h S c h o o l g r i d d e r s
a r e d e t e r m i n e d t o r e t u r n t o p o s t - s e a s o n p l a y in 1 9 9 2 . H e r e , A n t h o n y N a p o l i t a n o
w o r k s o n s q u a t s w h ile te a m m a te D a n n y B e c k s p o t s h im d u r in g a n e v e n in g
w e ig h t ro o m w o r k o u t.
SPO RT
SH O RTS
ABERDEEN
M a t a w a n R e g i o n a l H i g h School w ill hold ath­
letic physicals for fall sports (football, boys’
soccer, boys’ and g irls ’ cross country, fie ld
hockey and g irls ’ tennis) on the fo llo w in g
dates/times: Thursday, 2:30-5:30 p.m., high
school nurse’ s office; Sept. 3, 2:30-5:30 p.m.,
high school nurse’s office; Sept. 10, 2:30-4:30
p.m., Matawan Avenue School nurse’ s office.
Permission slips can be obtained in the athletic
office (room N89).
HAZLET
T h e H a z l e t Y o u t h Athletic League w ill hold
registration for the winter basketball season on
Sept. 12, Sept. 19 and Sept. 26 from 10 a.m. to 1
p.m. at the H Y A L fieldhouse, Hazlet Avenue.
Basketball programs are offered for boys and
girls, ages 7-15. Registration fee: $30. New
players to the league should bring copy of birth
certificate. Particpation in league fund-raiser is
mandatory.
T h e H a z l e t T h u n d e r e t t e s w ill be holding reg­
istration on Sept. 16 and Sept. 21 from 6:30­
8:30 p.m. at the Sycamore D riv e School.
Registrations include baton twirling, twirl team,
dance tw irl, parade corp, flags and hoops for
ages 5-18 as of Sept. 1. Details: Barbara, 888­
0047, Proscilla, 888-0354, or Sue, 264-7569.
age of 2.0 or better in order to participate.
H a m b le t o n ia n w in n e r A l f P a l e m a heads a list
o f 50 3-year-old New Jersey-sired trotting colts
and geldings eligible for the 1992 Charles I.
Smith Trot scheduled for Sept. 4 at Freehold
Raceway. The race w ill carry an estimated
$125,000 purse. Elimination heats with $10,000
purses w ill be raced Friday. Also coming up at
Freehold Raceway is the Lou Babic Memorial
Filly Pace on Sept. 7. This race for 2-year-old
fillies carries a $125,000 purse. Immortality, a
daughter of No Nukes, is the leading contender.
She has won seven o f nine lifetime starts.
R a c e w a y P a r k , P e n s io n Road, Old Bridge, w ill
host the 16th Annual N o b o d y B e a ts T h e W iz
U.S. A ll-P ro Funny Car Championships on
Sunday. Nitro, Alcohol and Jet Funny Cars w ill
be in action. Gates open at 8 a.m. Details: 446­
6331.
T h e O l d B r id g e Wings Ice Hockey Association
w ill conduct tryouts fo r players ages 5-17.
Goalies at a ll age levels are also needed.
Details: 494-0059.
S h o r e O a k s G o l f Club, Farmingdale, w ill host
the second annual Pro G o lf D iscount G o lf
Invitational on Sept. 14. Proceeds w ill benefit
Special Olym pic athletes o f Monmouth and
Ocean counties. Player entry fee is $185 and
w ill include Continental breakfast; barbecue
luncheon; g o lf cart, gratuities, locker room,
caddy, scorer, greens fee and player’s gift pack­
age. The tournament w ill start at 1 p.m. Details:
B o b Q u i n l a i n , 974-0054.
T h e W h e e l to H e a l bike tour and walk through
MI D D L E T O W N
M i d d l e t o w n ’ s D a v i d L o m i c k y , the top seed,
rallied to defeate J o e y D e e r of Westfield 5-7, 7­
5, 6-1 to claim the crown for the third time in
the United States Tennis Association Bogota
M en’ s Tennis Open contested at the Bogota
Racquet Club. Lomicky, an alumnus of Arizona
State University, reached the finals for the sec­
ond straight year. In 1987, the M iddletown
North High School graduate was the NJSIAA
champion.
REGIONAL
T h e R o n H u n t I n d e p e n d e n t Eagles baseball
team, which is based in Wentzville, Mo., w ill
hold tryouts for the 1993 summer season squad
from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at
the Old Bridge Little League complex, Route
516. Old Bridge. Players interested in trying out
must call 828-5228 to reserve a slot.
Participants must be between the ages of 15-18.
but not 19 before Aug. 1, 1993. A ll players
attending must have a medical insurance card on
their person and must have a grade point aver­
Monmouth County, to benefit the Institute for
Children w ith Cancer and Blood Disorders,
seeks volunteers and participants for its event
set for Sept. 19. The event w ill originate from
Liberty Oak Park, Freehold Township. Anyone
interested in volunteering before and during the
event in riding or walking may call 1-201-339­
1482 (days) or 446-1760 (evenings). For
cyclists participating in the Wheel to Heal, three
routes are available: 25-, 50- and 75-mile rides.
Walkers can design their own course from 1 to 5
miles within Liberty Oak Park.
T h e J F K M e d i c a l Center’s Heart and Sole 10K
Race through Edison Township, Middlesex
County, w ill be held at 9:30 a.m. Oct. 18. There
w ill be an accompanying 1-mile walk/run at 9
a.m. Runners, walkers and wheelchair athletes
are e lig ib le fo r either the 10K or 1-m ile
walk/run. Details: 321-7725.
N e w s a b o u t a r e a a t h le t e s in c o ll e g e , lo c a l
re c re a tio n team s o r re g is tra tio n s m a y be s en t to
S p o rt S h o rts , G r e a t e r M e d ia N e w s p a p e rs ,
E d g e b o r o R o a d , E a s t B r u n s w ic k 0 8 8 1 6 . a tt.
M a r k R o s m a n . T o re a c h the S p o rts D e p a r tm e n t,
c a ll 2 5 4 - 7 0 0 0 , ext. 2 2 9 .
C o m e b a c k s in s p o r ts s e e m to o c c u r
m o re o fte n th e s e d a y s th a n k s to a d v a n c e d
m e d ic a l t e c h n iq u e s a n d la r g e r c o n t r a c t s
th a t m a k e r e h a b ilit a t io n w o r t h th e e f f o r t .
I n th e c a s e o f M id d le t o w n T o w n s h ip n a t iv e
J e f f K u n k e l, a r e t u r n to b a s e b a ll’ s m a jo r
le a g u e s m a r k s a s e c o n d c h a n c e o n a
p r o m is in g c a r e e r .
In e a r ly 1 9 9 0 , K u n k e l, a M id d le t o w n
S o u t h H ig h S c h o o l g r a d u a te , w a s th e T e x a s
R a n g e r s ’ s t a r t in g s h o r t s t o p . B y s e a s o n 's
e n d , h o w e v e r , h is f o r t u n e s h a d s ta r te d to
c h a n g e f o r th e w o rs e .
A n o u t s t a n d in g c a r e e r a t R id e r C o lle g e
m a d e K u n k e l th e R a n g e r s ’ to p d r a ft p ic k
(N o . 3 o v e r a ll) in th e 1 9 8 3 a m a te u r d r a ft .
W it h in tw o y e a r s , K u n k e l h a d re a c h e d th e
m a jo r le a g u e s .
O v e r th e n e x t fo u r y e a r s , K u n k e l
e n d u re d a r o lle r c o a s t e r r id e o f in ju r ie s a n d
s e t b a c k s . T h e f ir s t in ju r y o c c u r r e d d u r in g
h is f ir s t m o n t h in th e m a jo r s w h e n h e la n d ­
e d o n t h e d is a b le d l i s t a f t e r a t t e m p t in g to
m a k e a d iv in g c a t c h .
T h e 1 9 8 5 se a so n w a s a h o rro r fo r
K u n k e l . H i s f a t h e r a n d b ig g e s t f a n , m a jo r
le a g u e u m p ir e B i l l K u n k e l , h a d d ie d a f t e r a
b a t t le w it h c a n c e r . H is f a t h e r ’ s d e a th
s e e m e d to d is t r a c t h is p la y f o r a s t r e t c h , b u t
th e n J e f f s ta rte d to g e t in a g r o o v e b a c k a t
T r ip le - A O k la h o m a C it y .
K u n k e l r e g a in e d h is b a t t in g s t r o k e w it h
th e 8 9 e r s , p r o m p t in g th e R a n g e r s to c a ll
h im u p , b u t h is lu c k tu r n e d b a d a g a in w h e n
h e to re u p a k n e e .
K u n k e l ’ s f u ll- t ilt a g g r e s s iv e t y p e o f p la y
m a d e h im a f a v o r it e f o r h is m a n a g e r ,
B o b b y V a le n t in e , b u t it o fte n b ro u g h t o n
m a n y b u m p s , b r u is e s a n d b r e a k s .
K u n k e l e n te re d th e 1 9 9 0 s e a s o n a fte r
h a v in g h is b e s t s e a s o n in th e m a jo r s - a
.2 7 0 b a t t in g a v e r a g e w it h 2 1 d o u b le s , t w o
t r ip le s , e ig h t h o m e r u n s a n d 3 0 R B I .
D u b b e d “ M r . V e r s a t ilit y ” b y th e
S p o r t in g N e w s in it s 1 9 9 0 b a s e b a ll p r e ­
v ie w , K u n k e l s h o w e d h is ta le n ts in ’ 8 9 b y
p la y in g e v e r y p o s it io n e x c e p t c a t c h e r .
T h e 1 9 9 0 s e a s o n lo o k e d to b e K u n k e l’ s
c h a n c e to e s t a b lis h h im s e lf a s o n e o f th e
to p s h o r t s t o p s in th e m a jo r le a g u e s .
In s t e a d , K u n k e l s u ffe r e d th ro u g h a n
in ju r y s tre tc h (o u t f o r tw o m o n th s w it h
s h o u ld e r p r o b le m s ) a n d a h o r r e n d o u s s ta r t
o f f e n s iv e ly . H e w o u n d u p w it h o n ly 2 0 0 a tb a t s a n d h it .1 7 0 .
T h in g s g o t w o r s e in 1 9 9 1 . K u n k e l’ s s e a ­
s o n n e v e r r e a lly g o t s ta rte d w h e n h e to re
th e a n t e r io r c r u c ia t e lig a m e n t in h is le f t
knee.
,
T h a t in ju r y c o u ld h a v e s ig n a le d t h e e n d
o f K u n k e l’ s c a r e e r . F o r K u n k e l, in t e n s e
th e r a p y o n h is k n e e w a s n e e d e d to r e g a in
h is p la y in g s h a p e .
T h e in ju r y h u rt th e s e v e n - y e a r v e te ra n ,
w h o w a s n o t r e - s ig n e d b y T e x a s a s a f r e e
a g e n t . N o t m a n y t e a m s w e r e w i ll i n g to g iv e
K u n k e l a c h a n c e a n d h e h a d to s e t t le f o r a
m in o r le a g u e c o n t r a c t w it h th e M ilw a u k e e
B re w e rs.
T h is s p r in g , K u n k e l re p o rte d to th e
D e n v e r Z e p h y r s , th e B r e w e r s ’ T r ip le - A
fa r m t e a m , a n d im m e d ia t e ly m a d e a n
im p a c t . H e w a s h it t in g o v e r .3 0 0 f o r m o s t
o f h is s t in t b e f o r e s u f f e r in g a m in o r s lu m p .
H is .2 7 8 b a t t in g a v e r a g e w it h 1 3 d o u b le s ,
f o u r t r ip le s , n in e h o m e r u n s a n d 5 2 R B I in
7 5 g a m e s c a u g h t th e a t t e n t io n o f C h ic a g o
C u b s ’ g e n e ra l m a n a g e r S y d T h r ift , w h o
w a s lo o k in g f o r h e lp in th e i n f i e l d .
“ O u r t e a m w a s h a v in g p r o b le m s d u e to
in ju r ie s a n d l a c k o f p r o d u c t io n ,” T h r i f t s a id
o f th e C u b s ’ s it u a t io n o n th e le f t s id e o f th e
in f ie ld . “ W e n e e d e d to f in d s o m e o n e w h o
c o u ld c o n t r ib u t e a t s h o r t s t o p a n d t h ir d b a s e .
J e f f h a d s h o w n a lo t in h is T r i p le - A s t in t
a n d w e k n e w w e d id n o t h a v e to g iv e u p a
g re a t d e a l to g e t a t o u g h , f le x ib le p la y e r ."
ROB
ACAM PORA
K u n k e l w a s tra d e d to th e C u b s fo r
m in o r le a g u e o u t f ie ld e r C e d r ic L a n d r u m , a
2 9 - y e a r - o ld s p e e d s t e r w h o s t o le 2 7 b a s e s
f o r t h e C u b s in ’ 9 1 w h i l e h it t in g .2 3 3 in 5 6
g am es.
O p p o r t u n it y s e e m e d to c o m e K u n k e l ’ s
w a y . T h e s it u a t io n f o r t h e C u b s a t s h o r t s t o p
a n d t h ir d b a s e w a s n o t p o s it iv e . T h e o p e n ­
in g d a y c o m b in a t io n o f S h a w o n D u n s t o n
a n d G a r y S c o t t h a s lo n g s in c e b e e n a
m e m o r y . D u n s t o n s u f fe r e d a s e a s o n - e n d in g
in ju r y in M a y , w h ile S c o tt w a s s e n t b a c k
d o w n to T r i p le - A I o w a C i t y d u e to h is .1 6 7
b a t tin g a v e r a g e .
L u is S a la z a r h a d b e e n t r y in g to p ic k u p
s o m e o f th e s la c k , b u t th e n h e w a s in ju r e d .
T h e s t a r t in g c o m b in a t io n a t s h o r t s t o p
a n d t h ir d b a s e w a s R a y S a n c h e z a n d J o s e
V is c a in o a t th e t im e K u n k e l a r r iv e d in
C h ic a g o . N e it h e r m a n w a s p la y in g s p e c t a c ­
u l a r l y , s o it s e e m e d t h a t K u n k e l w o u ld
h a v e a c h a n c e to b r e a k in t o t h e lin e u p .
T w o w e e k s la te r , C h ic a g o tra d e d v e t e r ­
a n le ft h a n d e d s t a r t e r D a n n y J a c k s o n to th e
P it t s b u r g h P ir a t e s f o r t h ir d b a s e m a n S t e v e
B u e c h e le , a .2 5 6 h it t e r w it h n in e h o m e r u n s
a n d 5 1 R B I , a n d S a n c h e z p u lle d h is s u b .2 0 0 a v e r a g e u p in t o th e .2 4 0 r a n g e .
T h e c h a in o f e v e n t s t h a t t o o k p la c e a
fe w w e e k s a g o c h a n g e d K u n k e l’ s s ta tu s
w it h th e C u b s , p la c in g h im o n th e b e n c h
a n d g e t t in g h im t im e p r im a r ily a s a p in c h
h itt e r .
K u n k e l h a s o n ly o n e h it in 1 4 a t b a t s ,
b u t th e f a c t is th a t h e is b a c k in th e m a jo r s
w h e n it s e e m e d h is c h a n c e o f g e t t in g b a c k
to “ th e s h o w ” w a s v e r y s lim .
C u b s m a n a g e r J im L e f e b v r e s h o u ld
s o o n r e a liz e th a t K u n k e l c a n g iv e th e te a m
s o lid p la y a t ju s t a b o u t a n y p o s it io n .
K u n k e l’ s f le x ib ilit y m a y k e e p h im in th e
m a jo r s in 1 9 9 3 , a s th e e x p a n s io n C o lo r a d o
R o c k ie s a n d M ia m i M a r lin s w i ll lo o k to f i l l
t h e ir r o s t e r s la t e r t h is y e a r . K u n k e l, 3 0 , c a n
s t ill c a n p la y th e g a m e h e lo v e s w it h g re a t
in t e n s it y .
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d e t e r m in a t io n . W h a t e v e r h a p p e n s fr o m
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t h r e e - d a y e v e n t , w h ic h w a s h e ld a t
M a t a w a n R e g io n a l H ig h S c h o o l.
T h e r e s u lt s o f th e in d iv id u a l
w r e s t lin g p o r t io n w e r e :
1 0 3 p o u n d s : B r ia n R is m a n ( O ld
B r id g e ), M a t t D ix ( H u s k y W r e s t lin g
C lu b ) , R u s t y S y n d e r ( L ig h t n in g
G r a p p le r s ).
1 1 2 : N ic k H o ffm a n ( L ig h t n in g
G r a p p le r s ) , B o b H a ll ( L ig h t n in g
G r a p p le r s ) , M a r c G e n s le r ( E a s t
B r u n s w ic k ) .
1 2 5 : L u s a m b a K o n g o la ( H u s k y
W r e s t lin g C lu b ) , M ik e S h r e c k (O ld
B r id g e ) , L e e N o r b u r y ( L ig h t n in g
G r a p p le r s ).
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R ya n
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( L ig h t n in g
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B r u n s w ic k ) , A n t h o n y B u r g ( O ld
B r id g e ).
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M ik e F a r n s w o r t h ( H u s k y W r e s t lin g
C lu b ) , B o b A rm s tro n g (S o u th Je rs e y ).
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B r u n s w ic k ) , J e s s e
S w a rtz
(O ld
B r id g e ).
1 4 5 : A n d y H a r r is o n ( O ld B r id g e ) ,
T o m S to b e r ( L ig h t n in g G r a p p le r s ) ,
Ja so n
W e a g (H u ^ k v W r e s t lin g
C lu b ) .
1 5 2 : B r ia n B r a d y (O ld B r id g e ), K o d
S k ib n e r ( L ig h t n in g G r a p p le r s ) .
1 6 0 : B r ia n B a t s o n ( L ig h t n in g
G r a p p le r s ), J a m e K u r a c k (O ld B r id g e ),
K e it h M a lin o w s k i ( H u s k y W r e s t lin g
C lu b ) .
1 7 1 : M a tt D u r y e a ( L ig h t n in g
G r a p p le r s ) , S c o t t D a v id s o n ( O ld
B r id g e ) , M ik e R o b in s o n ( H u s k y
W r e s t lin g C lu b ) .
1 8 9 : J a k e V r e e la n d ( L ig h t n in g
G r a p p le r s ), B e n L e ib o w it z (E a s t
B r u n s w ic k ) .
H W T : A le x K a lia k m a n is (O ld
B r id g e ) , S t e v e B u s h y ( L ig h t n in g
G r a p p le r s ).
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Comparing len d ers’ m ortgage term s
H a n d in h a n d w it h b u y in g a p ie c e o f
d a y . I f th e la n d lo r d s a y s i t ’ s u p to y o u to
p r o p e r t y is t h e s e a r c h f o r a m o r t g a g e le n d e r
m a k e th e a rra n g e m e n ts w it h n e w o r c u rre n t
to f in a n c e it . W o r t h r e p e a t in g is th e f a c t
t h a t th e le n d e r w it h th e lo w e s t in t e r e s t ra te s
te n a n t s , y o u s h o u ld s t ill b e a b le to c a ll o n
m a y n o t n e c e s s a r ily b e th e o n e th a t’ s b e st
f o r y o u . A s y o u s h o p f o r a m o rtg a g e le n d e r ,
a s k q u e s t io n s a n d c o m p a r e a ll th e f a c t s —
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th e la n d lo r d a s a f in a l r e s o r t in c a s e o f d if ­
w h o a re f a m ilia r w it h th e 3 0 t h - 1 s t m o v in g
th e
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s o lid le n d e r s h o u ld n o t o n ly c o m m it to it s
s it u a t io n a n d c a n a c c o m m o d a t e y o u r n e e d s .
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q u o t e d in t e r e s t a n d f e e s , b u t u n d e r n o r m a l
to c o m e .
c ir c u m s t a n c e s , s h o u ld b e a b le to f in d y o u r
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t r a n s a c t io n , c o n s u lt w it h a r e a l e s ta te a g e n t
T o o m a n y p e o p le d o n o t s h o p f o r a
h o m e lo a n . In s t e a d , t h e y c h o o s e a le n d e r
b a s e d s o le ly o n th e r e c o m m e n d a tio n s o f a
f r ie n d o r r e la t iv e . Y o u c a n , a n d s h o u ld , b e
th e b e s t ju d g e o f w h ic h le n d e r to c h o o s e .
Y o u n e e d a le n d e r w h o s e a g e n t w i ll g iv e
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f e s s io n a l, a n d W h e th e r it s lo a n s a re d e liv ­
a c h ie v e y o u r f in a n c ia l g o a ls . T h e r e f o r e , i f
y o u a re g o in g to b e in th e m a r k e t f o r a lo a n
e re d o n tim e .
H e r e a r e s o m e o f th e t h in g s y o u s h o u ld
c o m p a r e a s y o u d e c id e o n a m o r tg a g e
l e n d e r . I n t e r e s t .r a t e s a r e u s u a l l y t h e f i r s t
c o n s id e r a t io n . B u t a g a in , r e m e m b e r , a lo w
in t e r e s t r a t e s h o u ld n o t b e th e o n ly c o n s id ­
e r a t io n . F in d o u t i f th e le n d e r w i ll g u a r a n ­
te e th a t ra te in w r it in g .
f ir s t c o n s id e r th e p o in t s a n d f e e s a le n d e r
F o r e x a m p le , i f y o u r m o rtg a g e c lo s e s o n
c h a r g e s , a n d th e n lo o k b e y o n d th e s e to
d e t e r m in e a ll o t h e r fe e s c h a r g e d f o r th e
S e p t. 2 7 , y o u r f ir s t m o rtg a g e p a y m e n t
w o u ld b e d u e N o v . 1 a n d w o u ld c o v e r th e
lo a n . P o in t s a n d fe e s c a n v a r y g r e a t ly . A
m o n t h o f O c t o b e r . Y o u w o u ld p a y , d u r in g
lo a n w it h th e lo w e s t in t e r e s t r a t e a ro u n d
m a y c a r r y a la r g e p r e m iu m in u p - fr o n t
c lo s in g , th e
c o s t s w it h p o in t s t h a t a r e d o u b le th o s e f o r a
a lit t le le s s th a n a w e e k ’ s w o r t h . B u t i f th e
lo a n w it h a h ig h e r s ta te d in t e r e s t r a te . T h e
c lo s in g is s c h e d u le d d u r in g t h e f ir s t w e e k
lo a n i n i t i a ll y w i l l c o s t y o u t h o u s a n d s o f
d o lla r s m o r e — b o th u p f r o n t a n d in c a s h .
o f S e p t e m b e r , y o u w o u ld h a v e to p a y n e a r ­
C o n s id e r a ls o
t h e “ n o f e e s ” v s . th e
“ h id d e n f e e s ,” a n d c o m p a r e t h e a c t u a l c o s t s
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in t e r e s t o n th e lo a n
l y a n e n t ir e m o n t h ’ s in t e r e s t a t th e c lo s e .
R e a l e s t a t e t r a n s a c t io n s c a n b e q u it e
c o m p le x , b u t t h e y ’ r e n o t q u it e s o i n t im i­
d a t in g w h e n y o u d o y o u r h o m e w o r k , a n d
w h e n y o u c o n s id e r th e a d v ic e o f f e r e d b y
a s p a r t o f t h e ir b a s ic lo a n f e e . O th e r s w i ll
p r o f e s s io n a ls — y o u r R e a lt o r , y o u r m o r t ­
g a g e r e p r e s e n t a t iv e , y o u r a tto rn e y a n d y o u r
c o s t o f y o u r lo a n . B e s u r e to a s k le n d e r s
w h a t t h e y c h a r g e , w h a t is in c lu d e d
and
w h a t y o u w i l l b e c h a r g e d f o r s e p a r a t e ly .
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33 Deborah Lane................. $135,000
14 High Point Road............. $283,000
Seller: Deborah and Frank Graziano
Buyer: Donna Bruno
Seller: Howard Tedman
Buyer: Veronica Meagher
139 Deerfield Lane............... $140,000
Seller: Barbara and Robert Dennis
Buyer: Elaine Hoyo and Michael Todd
201 Deerfield Lane............... $146,500
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Buyer: Jane and Matthew Heron
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Seller: Lea and Gerald Hestler
Buyer: Edward Kvarantan Jr.
15 Woodside Place.............. $262,000
Seller: Donna and Eric Oberer
Buyer: Theresa and Timothy Weher
141 Eastwick Court............... $95,000
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21 Icemeadow Lane............. $178,000
Seller: Joan and Leo Castiglioni
Buyer: Melinda and Ernest Cavaganaro
$68,000
Seller:Ann C. Damico
Buyer: Alice and Dominick Clemente
Raritan Avenue...................... $68,000
"ANY HOUSE & GARDEN UNDER THE SUN"
HAZLET
Seller: Ann C. Damico
Buyer: Alice and Dominic Clemente
20 Belfast Ave...................... $157,000
69 Atlantic Avenue................ $90,000
Seller: Jacqueline and Robert Pyznar
Buyer: Cheryl and Leonardo Martinez
654 Holmdel Road............... $125,000
Seller: Pamrapo Savings Bank
Buyer: Anne and John Kenny
M ID D L E T O W N
M ID D L E T O W N
Pride of Ownership
Beautiful 4 BR, 21/2 bath southern Colonial in
meticulous condition. Great fRw/fpl, and sliders
to manicured grounds, spacious EIK, HW floors,
full bsmt., oversized 2 car garage. A MUST SEE!
Shorecrest
One of the largest lots in the development. True
mother/daughter with separate entrance. Twelve
rooms; 2 full baths, 5 BRS, 2 kits., 2 DRSand moi
Attached garage & deck.
$ 2 1 9 ,9 0 0 .
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415 Middle Road.................... $53,000
Seller: Dime Savings Bank
Buyer: Frank Nappi
81-87 Maple
$76,000
Seller: Shadow Lawn Sav. Bank
Buyer: Caroline and Cesare Dicola
20 Village Greenway.............. $64,000
Seller: Karyn Schouten
Buyer: Patrice E. Rasp
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48 Center Avenue.................. $40,000
Seller: Kevin Finnegan
Buyer: James Taureck
350 ROUTE 35, P.O. BOX 214, MIDDLETOWN, N.J. 07748
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Seller:Citicorp Mtg. Inc.
Buyer: Katherine and Daniel Botti
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Seller: Daniel Tomasulo
Seller: William E. Denton
Buyer: Gary and Diane Dorsi
278 Washington St.................$87,000
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Buyer: Mary and Gary Twerdak
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Seller: National Community Bank of
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Buyer: Clementine and Timothy Foley
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Buyer: Susan and Mark Generoso
159 Statesir Place............... $155,000
Seller: Florence and Frank Mercurio
Buyer: Lisa and Michael Costello
26 Stavola Road................. $250,000
Seller: Claire and Donald Olsen
Buyer: Barbara and Ronald Schwan
46 Walnut Ave..................... $175,000
ABERDEEN
STRATHM ORE. Beautiful 4 bedroom, 2 bath cape in the
most desirable area. Neat, clean home, - ready for you to
move in. Fenced yard. Conveniently located for the
commuter.
MARLBORO
MARLBORO
HOME FOR THE HORSE LOVER- In the heart of Marlboro
mint condition colonial, 3 bdrms., 2 bths, on 5/4 gorgeous
acres, 6 stall barn + 2 paddocks, cathedral ceiling, balcony,
French doors. MAN 8046
Home you’ve been waiting for! 4 BR/21/S bth Colonial
w/fabulous upgrades. Ceramic tile, bleached hardwood
floors, French doors leading to beautiful deck, & full
finished basement. MAR 2009
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A b e r d e e n O ffic e
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566-1881
462-4242
972-0100
$289,00
$146,900
Seller: Cheryl and Jeffrey Donald
Buyer: Maria and Giuseppe Grisanti
S249 900
58 Washington Ave., Leonardo
$125,900
Seller: Rose Scaglione estate
Buyer: Roger J. Rogowski
158 Willow Grove Drive
$351,500
Seller: Howard Savings Bank
Buyer: Gail and Raymond Geary Jr.
211 Vale Drive..................... $253,000
Seller: Ross E. Suttell
Buyer: Stephen F. DeGroot
MATAWAN
ABERDEEN
MARLBORO
5 Bedroom , 2'A bath, family room and Rec Roomcustom brick fireplace.
A sk for Vivian.
MAGNIFICENT! Impressive colonial with a contemporary
flair, excellent condition. Move right in. Mirrored entry.
European kitchen. Pool, deck, hot tub. Finished basement.
R E A L T Y E X E C U T I V E S 10 0
ER A AD V AN TAG E R EA LTO R S
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T H E P R U D E N T IA L N E W J E R S E Y R E A L T Y
A b e r d e e n O ffic e
583-2800
536-2000
566-1881
$459,000
228 Borden Road............ ....$465,000
Seller: National State Bank
Buyer: Hans and Florence Reich
CLASS DISTINCTION abounds in this 4Br., 2 'A BA. Executive
Contemporary Home featuring skylights, cathedral ceilings &
light, airy tones. C/A, fireplace & wet bar are some of the
amenities. Located on wooded cul-de-sac.
(£209 9 0 0
6 Burdge Drive.................... $234,000
Seller: PIBS Assoc. Inc.
Buyer: Anna Marie and Louis Lento
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$112,000
Seller: Katharine and Michael Roberts
Buyer: Ernest R. Kunik
177 Cooper Road................ $235,000
Seller: Barbara and Donald Soriero
Buyer: Linda and Guy Piazza
79 Cypress Neck Road
COLTS NECK
OPEN HOUSE Saf & Sun 12-4PM 10 lot subdivision! Model
ready for inspection! 3500+ sq. ft., brick front, 3 car garage,
whirlpool, fireplace, hardwood floors, C/A, bsmt. & gas heat.
Dir: Rte. 34 to Rte. 520 West (Newman Springs Rd.) proceed
to site on left.
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F R O M $434,900
MARLBORO
H O T TU B ! ...is included in this stately 4 bedrm., 2/?
bath - expanded Colonial. Large spacious rooms, FR
w/fpl, finished basement, hardwood floors, deck plus
so much more.
$329 900
$550,000
FR A YB ER N R EA LTO R S
T H E P R U D E N T IA L N E W J E R S E Y R E A L T Y
M a n a la p a n O ffic e
ER A AD V A N TA G E R EA LTO R S
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946-8800
536-1200
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$412,500
Seller: Barclays Bank of N.Y.
Buyer: Anthony J. Correra
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Buyer: William V. Olsen
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MIDDLETOWN
CUSTOM TUDOR. Set majestically on over an acre of
professionally landscaped grounds. 5 bdrms, 3 1/2 baths,
new gourmet kitchen, new master bath, new 52’ Sylvan
inground pool. A must see at
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........ ....$195,000
Seller: Elizabeth and John Poole
Buyer: Judith and Garry Schwartz
41 Hillyer Circle.................. $296,000
Seller: Sandra Jean and James Holden
Buyer: Barbara and Donald Soriero
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HOWELL
GLEN ARDEN. Gorgeous 4 bdrm. 2'A bath Colonial offers
custom deck, finished/partial bsmnt., fireplace in family
room, E.I.K. Formal DR, cen/air, 2 car garage, professionally
landscaped + much more! A MUST SEE HOME! #080-5043
MARLBORO
SAYREVILLE
MUST SEE NOW! SUPER CURB APPEAL! Transferred
owners hate to leave this meticulously, maintained 4 BR, 2'A
bath young colonial with ceramic tiled entry, kit., baths, brick
F/P. New alum, siding &roof &more. (MR2095)
Custom built home in prestigious area. Situated in
parklike setting. 4/5 bedrooms, country kitchen,
above ground pool, picnic table and b a r b e j u ^
$259,900
$169,500
W E IC H E R T R E A L T O R S
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M a rlb o ro O ffic e
577-0440
577-9800
SOMETHING SPECIAL! Restored 4 bedroom center hall gem
of yesteryear. Additional 2 bedroom apartment plus maid’s
quarters. Inground pool. Possible professional or Bed and
Breakfast. Call for appointment.
COUNTRY CLUB LIVING. Great house, 2 extensions,
wooded property, finished bsmt. IG pool, screened porch,
5 Br„ 2 A bath, new furnace, a/c, water heater & more.
667 Hopping Road, Belford............
$122,000
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S a y re v ille / O ld B rid g e O ffic e
721-1700
Seller: Patricia and Stephen Conklin
Buyer: John and Helen Sweeney
44 Locust Drive..................$150,000
S e lle r: A lid a R . C h a m b e rla in
B u y e r: C a s e y P . R eilly
161 Lynch Road..................$255,000
S e lle r: S a n d r a and J o h n Fe rk o
B u y e r: D o n n a and S te v e n K en n elty
18 Marlpit Place..................$278,500
S e lle r: S u s a n a n d K e n n e th R a ch fo rd
B u y e r: H aupt a n d J a m e s H aw k in s
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$325,000
MARLBORO
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UNION BEACH
This one w on’t last! 3 Bdrm . ranch, central air.
parklike fenced yard, new carpeting, prof.
landscaped, huge E IK , walk to N Y C buses.
$126,900
$309,900
ER A A D V A N TA G E R EA LTO R S
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Adult Communities.......................... 008A
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Rentals to Share................................ 010
Mobile Homes.....................................011
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Lots & Acreage
Real Estate Wanted...........................013
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Mortgages.....................
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COMMERCIAL
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EATONCREST APTS
Tennis & swim club. Large
size rooms w/19ft living rm.
Only minutes from Ocean
beaches. Golf Courses, Fish­
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Pine Brook Rd., Hope Rd.,
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Country Living Apts
2 bedroom apts available.
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SOUTH RIVER
2 bedrooms. Oversized kitch­
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Schools.............................................. 063A
Tutoring
............. ;.........................063B
Lost & Found....................................... 064
Pets & Livestock................................. 065
Personals
............................
066
Psychics...............................
Photography......................... ;..............068
ENTERTAINMENT
Entertainment................................... 069
Party Planning ........
:.....069A
Tickets ..............................
069B
SERVICE DIRECTORY
Air/Heat
............................... 070
Appliance Repair......................... 070A
Building & Remodeling....................071
Carpentry...................................... 072
Carpet Cleaning..............
073
Carpet Install/Repair/Sale ..........074
Ceramic Tile Repair/ Install............. 075
Chimney Cleaning...............
...075A
0 0 7 H o u s e s fo r S a le
Cleaning/Domestic Services........... 076
Contractors..................................076A
DrywaH.SheetrocKPlaster............... 077
Electrical.............
078
Exterminators.....................
079A
067
Fencing....................................... 079B
Floor Finishing.............................079C
079D
General Contracting..............
Gutters.............
080
Handyman Services.....................080A
Home Improvement......................080B
Lawn Care/ Landscaping
.......081
Lawn Mower Repair.
............... 082
Kitchen Cabinets......................... 082A
Masonry/Paving.............................083
Moving &Storage
..................084
Light Hauling................................084A
Odd Jobs/Cleanups
.............. 085
Painting Wallpapering.....................086
Pool Services.................................088
Plumbing .................................... 089
091
Roofing/Siding....................
008 C o n d o s/
Tow nhouses
1 bedroom, private house,
across from Courthouse. Heat tised in th is newspaper is
included. Call days 938-5700. su b je ct to the Federal
H o u sin g A c t of 1968
Eves. 780-2855
CLASSIFIED
Haw a
Companion/Health Care.................039
Companion/Health Care Wanted....039A
Situations Wanted..........................040
Resumes/Typing
.................. 041
Business/Office Services............... 021
Commercial Properties................. , , 0??
Industrial Properties....................... ....023
Business Loans/Investment.......... ....024
Business Opportunities................. 025
....026
....027
Contracting Equipment.................. 028
FREEHOLD
1
£ = I
JACKSON
Cozy 2 bedroom trailer in
Adult Park. $425./mo. + utili­
ties. Call 462-6005
OCEAN TWP. BI-LEVEL
Oakhurst section. 8 rooms,
4bdrms., 11/2 bath, 2 car ga­
rage, fenced yard, great
school & neighborhood.
$ 1 ,1 9 5 .mo. + u tilitie s.
531-4826 leave message
SOUTH RIVER - 3bdrm., 1
bath, large kitchen, fenced
yard, security & lease. $725.
mo. + util. Call 257-4459
0 0 7 H o u s e s f o r S a le
ABERDEEN
MANALAPAN
MARLBORO
Ranch. 7 rooms. 2/3 bed­
rooms, 2 baths, finished base­
ment, large deck on 1 V2
acres. Minutes from Turnpike.
BY OWNER. RELOCATING.
$119,000. Call (908) 446-5783
or (919) 322-7279.
The Orchards. FOR SALE.
2 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, C/air,
garage. Pool & tennis club in­
cluded. Available immediately.
PRICED TO SELL, asking
$127,900. Call 536-8822
OLD BRIDGE - Cheesequake
Village. 1 bdrm. condo., low
taxes & maintenance. Im­
maculate shape. Low $60’s.
off exit 120, near transporta­
tion & shopping 583-3804
OLD B R ID G E
Township
Older 2 story on Vz acre lot
with 2 more V2 acrfe lots in­
cluded. Near GSP exit 120.
Call 566-4190
SAYREVILLE
SELL YOUR HOME
2 % + M .L .S . C O S T
Written commitment, weekly
ads till sold. Full service
broker. Hours: Mon.-Fri.,
8:30-9. Sat./Sun., 9-5. Paul
Ricca, Realty Executives 100
583-2800 or 972-8096
Call for your free copy of
“Real Estate Buyer's Guide”
See hundreds of homes in
Monmouth & Middlesex Coun­ 0 0 8 C o n d o s /
ties. Coldwell Banker Schlott,
Tow nhouses
Realtors.
Call 583-5000
FREEHOLD TWP. Poets Cor.
E A S T B R U N S W IC K
Premium lot, end unit, 3bdrm.,
Lawrence Brook, 4 bdrm. split, 2.5 BA, c/a, garage, stone
frpl.,
den. $129,900. 308-9874
11/2 bath w/fin. bsmt., fam.
rm., gar., deck. New heating, FREEHOLD-Rent a 3 bdrm,
central a/c, siding & windows. 1 Vi bath, $975.
util. Avail.
$179,900- 249-3674 or Nov 1. Info 431-5843 7-9pm
723-0476
FORECLOSURE!
1.6AC - $49,000.
Gorgeous country homesite in
North Hanover Township/Burlingtown County at never
again price! Approved septic
permit, ready for your dream
home. Make our loss your
gain!
SPECIAL LOW FINANCING
Call Doug at Patten Corp Now
717-629-7883 8:30am-8:30pm
FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP
M O T H E R -D A U G H T E R
Complete separate apartment
and separate entrance with
air, living room, bedroom,
kitchen, full bath. Colonial
style main house. Central air
with 4 bedrooms, living room,
rec room, den, dining room,
21/2 baths, expanded laundry
room, finished basement,
screened-in porch, 2 car over­
sized garage, steel siding,
concrete driveway & walks.
Fully landscaped on almost ¥ 4
acre. All appliances. LOW
TAXES. Great school system.
MUST SEE!!!
Call for appointment
PRINCIPALS ONLY
462-7869
F o r C la s s ifie d
1 -8 0 0 -6 6 0 -4 A D S
AUTOMOTIVE
Autos For Sale............................... 110
Auto Rent/Lease
........
111
Auto/Truck Wanted..........................112
AutoTowing..................................112A
Auto Parts/Service..........................113
Auto Financing............................... 114
Auto Insurance....,................
115
Motorcycles/Mopeds....................... 116
Trucks/Vans. ...............................117
Motor Homes/Rec. Veh
........ ..118
Car/Van Pools................................ 119
008a A d u lt
C o m m u n itie s
MANALAPAN
C O V ER ED BRID GE/Low er
C O V E R E D B R ID G E
Ranch. 2 bedroom, 2 bath.
Prime location. Extras. Asking
$129,900. Owner. 431-5834
South Carolina
2 Bedroom 1
I
Studio
5^
/ 3“ cable TV
> 3 7 5 < o f0
ALL RATES ARE WEEKLY
Photographs Gladly Shown
LEODY & DICK POLITY
566-5220
0 1 1 M o b ile H o m e s
EATONTOWN
For sale or rent. 2 bedrm. 10x50. Good cond. PRICED
BEST LOCATION. 938-2526 TO SELL. All offers consid­
ered. Call 542-0109
days, 431-2694 evenings.
HAZLET-New 14x60 mobile
home. Also resale 12x54. No
009 R o o m s fo r R e n t
pets. Call: 888-9335
HOWELL - 14x70, 2bdrm., 2
bath, washer/dryer, refrig., c/a,
shed. $49,000. Call 409-2940
Kitchen privileges. $375. plus
security. Call 721-6169
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W a n te d
0 1 0 R e n ta ls
PARLIN
MARLBORO
Bask in the Sun on a
Beautiful Sandy Beach...
Play Tennis on the Lighted
Courts...Enjoy the Jacuzzis and
Saunas...Relax at the Oceanfront
Cabana Bar.
S 5 3 5 to 6 3 5
PQADMQ
Boats for Sale................................ 105
Boating Accessories.......................106
to S h a re
For rent. 2 bedroom, 2 baths.
Skylights, fireplace, c/air, dish­
washer, microwave, washer/
dryer, w/w carpet, window
treatments, track lights. Exc. Seeking mature minded non­
neighborhood. $1,000./mo., smoking person to share
negotiable! Call 727-6658
condo. Large bedroom, own
S P O T S W O O D -V a c a n t bath, walk-in closet. $500./mo.
Summerhill Village townhouse includes utilities. 591-1829
FOR SALE. 2 bedrooms, 21/2 MATAWAN - Mature person
baths, living room, dining to share house. All privi­
room, new w/w, c/a, garage, ledges. near train. $450. mo.
Call 583-1248 after 6pm
basement, all appliances.
Walk to bus. By owner. MILLTOWN-prof. non-smoking
$115,000. Call 251-0127
woman seeks roommate. 2
bdrm, 21/2 bath, air, d/w, w/d,
008a A d u lt
$435.+util.846-8836, 709-1119
C o m m u n itie s
Resort
Condo
For MYRTLE BEACH
Beautifully Furnished
Special Services............................ 092
Snow Plowing................................093
Tailoring
......
094
Video/Audio Sales &Service .....094A
Wallpapering ............................. 095
Windows........................
096
Window/Treatments
............... 096A
U s e y o u r V IS A
or M A STER CARD
to p a y o r y o u r
C la s s ifie d A d
CASH for your HOME- builder
seeks handyman special to
repair & resell. Call 566-2828
0 1 5 S u m m e r/ W in te r
R e n ta ls
A R U B A T im e S h a re
For Sale. 1 week, mid May. 1
bedroom with balcony facing
ocean. Sleeps 5. Asking
$7,500., neg. Call 938-2724
D IS N E Y A R E A FL A .
2/3/4/ bedroom. Luxury homes
3mi. Disney. From $550/wk.
908-446-8237.... 908-446-0224
LOG CABIN, PA.
S800./PER WEEK
CALL 254-1331. EVES
C la s s ifie d W o r k s
F A L L IS F A B U L O U S
O FF SEA SO N RATES
M Y R T L E B E A C H , S.C.
Enjoy uncrowded beaches ideal
weather, plus golf, fishing or
just relaxing at modest prices.
B EAC H FR O N T CONDOS
Oceanfront balconies, everything
you need including microwave,
washer/dryer, beachfront pool, too.
W EEK LY RATES
2 B ed ro o m
$500
i 3 B ed ro o m s
I
$575
Bill and J a c k y C a n in o
577-0892
2
AUGUST 26-SEPTEM BER 1 1992 , POWER PACKAGE
0 1 7 O ffic e &
F lo o r S p a c e
025 B u s in e s s
O p p o r tu n itie s
H O LM D EL/H A ZLET
1-4 room office suites. Short
term leases, shared services.
Start at $290./month
Call 264-1138
MANALAPAN Hwy. 9. modern
prvt suites (500sq./900sq. ft)
in professional bldg. Prvt.
baths, reas. rent. 780-9000
MATAWAN- Main St. Victorian
charm. Office suites available.
1 MO. FREE RENT. 583-7777
COCA-COLA/PEPSI COLA C A R W A S H O P E N IN G S
ROUTE. $100,000.00 Annual
Potential. Requires $17,800. at Route 36 Hazet Car Wash
& Howell/Freehold Car Wash
To Start 1-800-825-2573
on Route 9. Great money &
working conditions. For inter­
view send name, address &
Established exterior cleaning phone number to:
PO Box 6768
restoration service & busi­
Lawrenceviile, NJ 08648
ness. Complete turnkey op­
eration. Includes equipment,
restorative products, in field
training, advertising & direct
marketing program with 1986 People needed to hand wash
cars. Must have driver’s li­
Ford Van & ladders. Call:
N a tio n a l R e s to r a t io n , cense & transportation. $6.50
an hour and up. Call
1-800-227-3852
(201) 347-2004.
ME D I C A L B IL L IN G Opportunity as a licensee in C A S H IE R IN G /S to c k in g
your area for national health in pleasant farm market in
care company. Do electronic Holmdel area. At least 20
medical insurance claims pro­ hours. Must be 18. Call be­
cessing for medical practitio­ tween 10am & 6pm, 946-3060
ners. $30,000.00 PART TIME
to over $80,000.00 FULL CONVENIENCE STORE/DELI
TIME. Company training! Ini­ POSITIONS. Days: full & part
tial capital required $6,298.00 time. Freehold Township/Jack­
plus PC. For more information son border. Call 364-6166
by mail, call (803) 745-9043. DECORATING ASSOCIATE .
(24 hours) All Med Net Claims Seeking creative business
processed thru G.T.E. Health minded person for interior
Systems._________________ decorating. Training. Part/full
NEED EXTRA CASH? Share time. Call 583-3712
my Watkins catalogs with your
friends, gather orders, and I D E L I V E R Y P E R S O N
pay CASH. 583-5463_______ Heavy lifting. Need VALID
drivers license, good record.
STEEL BUILDING Dealership
$6.75 per hour.
opportunity, serious inquirers Call 908-462-5000
only for select open areas.
S u p p lie r /M a n u f a c tu r e r .
D O C T O R ’S O F F IC E
303-759-3200, ext. 2301.
ASSISTANT- Personable,
VENDING Money Makers happy, intelligent. Some typ­
ing. Old Bridge. 583-0128
Proven. Exclusive. Over
$3,000. cash weekly possible.
F L O R IS T
Routes selling fast. No money
down if qualified. Call Mr. F L O R A L D E S I G N E R
Blake 1-800-949-2158.
Must have experience. Also
separate position for a silk flo­
ral designer. Located in
026 B u s in e s s
Ocean County, NJ. Call
477-5050
W a n te d
MIDDLETOWN
1,000 sq.ft. office space.
Navesink Plaza, 180 Hwy. 35.
Al Tomaino, 741-7873
MORGANVILLE
Hwy. 79, 800 square feet.
$750. per month.
1 MONTH FREE RENT
Call 583-3204
0 18 S to re s
FREEHOLD - Lowest rentals
starting at $10 per sq. ft. for
retail stores in variety of sizes.
Located in active shopping
center. High density area. Call
Mr. Richter at 908-462-0700.
FREEHOLD 2,000-3,000 feet.
Heavy traffic, prime location in
Central Jersey Pool Plaza di­
rectly on Route 9 North.
Call 431-9433
JACKSON
0 3 5 H e lp W a n te d
F u ll T im e
MANALAPAN
CAR WASH
For rent. Romeo's Plaza, cor­
ner New Prospect & Bennetts
Mills Rd. Busy intersection.
Super location. Join: Country
Farm Food Store, Romeo’s
Pizza Palace, Party Harty
Sprinkles Ice Cream, Always
Cards & Gifts, Carol Lynn’s
Florist, Mein King, D & L Haircutters, Batter Box, Video’s
R Us, Jackson Art & Craft,
must be licensed. Wanted for
Sweet Patootie Gourmet, Looking to buy lawn cutting busy salon. For interview call
Taekwondo Plus. Call Owner/ accounts & equipment for
Mino for 431-9061
cash. 679-9038
Developer (908)679-7666
HAIR DRESSERS/Assistant/
Nail Text. Full-time for full0 2 7 B u s in e s s
service salon. Plenty of walkFor Rent. Suitable for retail or
ins. Salary, commission &
E q u ip m e n t
office space. Route 9, across
benefits. Sayreville area.
from MARLBORO PLAZA. ALL 90 DAY WARRANTY
Call 255-0646 or 929-0558
Approximately 900 sq.ft. Can New/used: Faxes, Copiers,
H A IR S T Y L IS T S
divide. Fully occupied building. Printers & Computers.
M A N IC U R IS T S
Call 591-1970
Call (908) 431-4323
Experience preferred. Great
OLD BRIDGE- Rt. 18 &
opportunity for the right per­
Matawan Rd. Approx. 400
son. Good guaranteed salary
sq.ft. + storage. Many extras.
Total 10’. Suitable for retail, & commission. Full or part
$450./mo. Call 255-5920
jewelry or other business. time. 536-9287 or 721 -3330
308-0707
0 2 0 B u i ld in g s /
INSURANCE-CSR.
S E W I N G M A C H I N E S Salary with experience, plus
G a ra g e s
benefits. Call Soden Agency,
Singer 3115 & Columbia Blind JAMESBURG. 521-0001
GARAGE Marlboro alarm Stitch. Best offer. 747-3187
JANITORIAL WORK - Full or
fenced in w/electric gate. All
part-time. Experienced only.
sizes. $28.-$109mo. 536-0235
0 3 0 F in a n c ia l
Start $7.50. per hr. 462-2918
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0 2 1 B u s in e s s /
LA B O R ER S
O ffic e S e rv ic e s
B U S I N E S S P L A N S Male/Female. Light manufac­
turing work. Daytime hours.
HEALTH INSURANCE - Tired Banker friendly plans get re­ Salary $5.05. per hour. No ex­
of High Rates? Inadequate sults. Prepared by S.B.A. perience necessary. Start im­
coverage? USA/Health Care Consultant. Call 946-0905
mediately. Call 238-0600
can eliminate these problems
IN C R E A S E CA SH FLO W
L A W N S E R V IC E
Take medical insurance seri­ Accept major credit cards
ous & call the pros. 888-4788 from clients; Reduce process­ Experienced only. Manalapan,
Marlboro area. 919-0579
ing cost. Call 946-9256
025 B u s in e s s
M AINTENANCE W O R K ER
for senior citizen building. Call
O p p o r tu n itie s
0 3 1 M o n e y to L o a n
LANDSCAPER
HAIR DRESSERS
MARLBORO
C0UNTERS-3
$ SERIOUS $
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that I started & own did $6
million last year. Help me ex 0 3 5 H e l p W a n t e d
pand. P/T, F/T, domestically &
F u ll T im e
internationally. No investment.
Company is 8 yrs old & is top
rated. Call Mike at 389-7523
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T e le p h o n e C o m p a n y
BEAUTY SALON- Edison
$750. rent includes all utilities $7.80.-$15.75./hr. Now hiring:
6 chairs. Turnkey operation. Technician, Installers,
Account/Service representa­
$25,000. Call 721-4663
B L U E RIBBO N B U S IN ES S tives., Operators. No experi­
ence necessary. For
Nationally known service fran­ information. 1-219-736-9807,
chise available for local area. Ext. F2647, 9am-9pm, 7 days.
Listed in Entrepreneur &
ARTIST WANTED
Venture magazines as one of
the most profitable franchises For upscale gift boutique.- Experiece
preferred. Scrambles
in the U.S.A. Stable recession
resistant business with high of Marlboro-536-2112
repeat customers. Exclusive
territory, ongoing training &
support. Some investment
capital required. Financing A Beautiful day-the Avon way!
available. Call R.C. Stanton Buy/sell, call Robin: 938-4152
1-800-583-9100, Ext. 2214.
COCA-COLA/PEPSI COLA
Beautiful Opportunity
ROUTE $100,000. Annual Po­
All area -$$$- Sales
tential Requires $17,800. To
Start 1-800-825-2573
Toll Free 1-800-662-2292
AVON
AVON
M O R T G A G E R EP S
Cash flow now. High weekly
co m m issio n s. F/T, P/T
1-800-365-7550 Ext. 6500
0 3 5 H e lp W a n te d
F u ll T im e
PRINTER
036 H e lp W a n te d
P a rt T im e
036a
WAREHOUSE
PART TIME-Early Morning
EASY WORK! Excellent pay!
Assemble products at home.
Call Toll Free 1-800-873-6365
Ext. 1283.
FIRE your boss! Make $$$$$
at home. Recorded message
reveals details.
Call (203) 975-2453 Ext. 103.
HARD CASH EVERY WEEK
Local vending route for sale.
Call 1-800-329-8782
HOME TYPISTS, PC users
needed. $35,000. pot. Details.
1-805-962-8000 Ext. B-2111
C H E C K E R S /M A R K E R S
F U L L -T IM E
STEINBACH
then you’ll want to know about
career opportunities at the
biggest and best new super­
store in East Brunswick. Bas­
set Book Shop, a division of
Waldenbooks, is now hiring:
BOOKSELLER
SUPERVISORS
If you have an enthusiasm for
books and a commitment to
excellence in customer ser­
vice, we’d like you to join us
in this exciting new venture.
Previous retail experience is
helpful.
SALES
Full time/part time advertising
for local paper in Freehold
area. Flexible hours. Great
opportunity for students. Call
Carole, 536-7449
SALES-Established manufac­
turers Rep. selling cards and
gifts seeks aggressive moti
vated person for gift division
in central and south Jersey
territory. Experience helpful,
but not necessary. Successful
applicant will call on estab­
lished accounts and develop
new ones. Commission. Call
M o n d a y - F r i d a y , 9 -5 ,
851-0730.
SALES/OFFICE PERSON
Full-time. Experienced office
procedure & furniture sales,
bookkeeping. Benefit pack­
age. Call 264-1558
Brand new office in North
Brunswick area. Flexible
hours. Experience required.
X-ray license necessary.
Call 940-1111
DRIVER(s)
for children to & from Hights­
town (Peddie School) back to
Freehold. Perfect for Senior
Citizen or student.
Call 528-5882 or 431-2255
D R IVER S- ITA LIA N IC E S
High commissions. 536-0166
F A T H E R ’S H E L P E R
Wanted for 2 great kids, 16 &
14. Driving & household er­
r a n d s . F lexible h o u rs.
446-7329
M E D IC A L A S S IS T A N T
Experienced. Freehold GYN
Office. 17-20 hours per week.
Send Resume to:
54 Jerseyville Avenue
Freehold, NJ 07728
OFFICE CLEANERS
T.V . S Y S TE M M ANAGER
NEED EXTRA CASH?
Light office cleaning in beauti­
ful buildings. 3-4 hours per
night, Monday-Friday. High
Pay.. Red Bank/Eatontown &
Freehold areas. 566-6100
TEACHER AIDES
TEACHERS
DRIVERS/DISTRIBUTORS
Middlesex, Union, Monmouth
Counties. Work between
12-18 hours. Earn up to $200
or more each week. Adult
newspaper home delivery or
vending routes available. Reli
able vehicle needed. 6 days,
Sunday thru Friday, early
morning.
News Tribune
442-2223
SALES
SALES MANAGEMENT
TELEPHONE
WORK
(20) Openings. No experi
ence necessary. In Middle
town. We train. Full time 9-5
Mon.-Fri. earn $300.-$400
weekly. Part time 10-3 Mon.Fri. earn $7.00 hour.
Call 615-9344 or 615-9345
W A IT E R S /W A IT R E S S E S
B U SP ER SO N S
Full or part time. Experience
necessary. Horseshoe Cafe
972-7929
To place your ad here,
Call!-800-660-4-ADS
RECEPTIONIST
CONSULTANTS
responsible, reliable self start­
ers, to collect hospital televi­
sion rental fees. Familiarity
with computers, MS-DOS
helpful. Hours 1-9 PM, either
3 or 4 days per week. Salary
$7.00 per hour. Call Pat
308-2239
TEACHER - For nursery
school. Hours 9am-4pm. Call
446-5377 between 4 & 6pm
PAINTERS
(5:00am-6:30am) 7 days are
available in your area. Earn
$400.00 to $500.00 per
month, plus cash incentives.
A reliable car is a must.
Call toll free 1-800-242-0850
RECEPTIONIST
D E N T A L A S S IS T A N T
B asset
Book Shop
NEWSPAPER
ROUTES
For Chiropractic office in
Holmdel area. Front desk, ap­
pointment book, phones. In­
surance experience A MUST!
Hours: Monday, Wednesday,
0 36 H e lp W a n te d
F r id a y , 1 0 a m -n o o n &
P a r t T im e
4pm-7pm. Saturday: 10amnoon. All interviews Tuesday,
Sept. 1, 4pm-7pm.
A S S IS T A N T T E A C H E R
69 E. Main St. (Rt. 520)
Preschool. Music or Art back­
Holmdel
ground helpful. Experience
preferred. Call 431-0718
CASHIERS/Light Stock
Weekdays only. Party store in Sunday, 9am-1pm. Good typ­
Hazlet. Call 739-3466
ing & phone skills. E. Brun­
swick area. Call 257-4100
C H IR O P R A C TIC O FF IC E
2 positions available. Insur­ RECEPTIONIST/
CLERK/TYPIST
ance billing 30-35 hours. As­
sistant- afternoons. 566-7658 Nursing home seeking an ex­
perienced part time reception­
ist. Typing a must. Telephone
console, routing mail and
Needed to demonstrate
other related duties.
DISCOVERY TOYS
Hours: 8:30-1 pm. Mon.-Fri.
Flexible hours
Please apply to
Home-based business
The Manor,
Call Diane 257-1315
689 W. Main St. Freehold
431 -5200 Ext. 19
DEM ONSTRATORS
We offer competitive benefits
and flexible scheduling, as
well as opportunities for ad­
vancement in other store loca­ ambitious self starters, need­
tions outside the East Brun­ ed to demonstrate Christmas
swick area.
Around The World party mer­
Work own hours.
For more information please chandise.
No investment. FREE kit,
call 1-800-437-9608.
FREE supplies, no collecting,
no delivery. Also booking par­
An equal opportunity em­ ties.
Call Lori. 1-800-628-0063
ployer, m/f.
Full time/part time. Nursery
school. Call between 9am &
Wanted F/T. Experienced with 5pm 254-3505
C.L. a must. Call 566-7700
TEACHING ASSISTANT - For
n u rse ry sc h o o l. H ours
10:15-3:30pm. Salary $5.25.
indoor/outdoor. Experience hr. 446-5377 Call between
4pm & 6pm ONLY
preferred but not necessary.
Call Charlie 679-6543
T E LE P H O N E ANSW ERING
Days and evenings available
Typing and telephone experi­
I
ence required. $5.05 per hour
to start. Call 409-6896
CENTURY 21,
Worden & Crivello
Realty Group
908-828-6300
035 H e lp W a n te d
F u ll T im e
28” Heidelberg-single color.
Quality shop. " Experienced We have seasonal openings.
only. Call Ritchie, 679-7441
Apply in person MondayFriday.
RETAIL
Competitive hourly rates
Immediate merchandise
IF YOU KNOW THAT
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IF YOU KNOW THAT DEAN
Eatontown, NJ 07724
KOONTZ ISN’T IN CHARGE
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O PTO M ETRIC A S SISTA N T
Are you ready to earn bet­
ween $30,000 to $50,000
your first year and $50,000
to $80,000 your second
year? Then we'd like to
speak to you. The leading
NATIONAL R EA L ESTATE
OFFICE IN NJ is looking for 2
C AREER M INDED people for
residential new home sales,
commercial investment sales
and leasing in Central Jersey
area. We will get you
licensed and train you. For a
confidential interview call
Tom (Manager) or Sue at:
Greater Media Newspapers
O F F IC E C L E A N IN G
Freehold area. 5 Evenings per
week. Call 908-636-1987
PART TIME
U se you r V JS A
or M A S T E R C A R D
to p a y fo r y o u r
C la s s ifie d a d
1 -8 0 0 -6 6 0 -4 -A D S
E m p lo y m e n t
S e rv ic e s
LAW Enforcem ent Jo b s
OLD BRIDGE
In my home, mother of 2 girls.
Toyroom, fenced in yd., crafts
& fun time. Refs. 679-3933
OLD BRIDGE
Loving mom-state certified
pre-school teacher will babysit
your child in her home. Refer­
ences provided. 727-4393
OLD BRIDGE
mother/daughter team. TLC &
fun, f/t, p/t, refs. 679-6515
NO EXPERIENCE NECES­
SARY. Now Hiring. U.S. Cus­
toms, Officers, etc......
Responsible mom will care for
For Info call 9am-9pm. 7 days your
child in her home. Start
(219) 736-7030 ext. 2937.
September. Call 251-3971
W A N T E D 3 9 P E O P L E PARLIN- Loving Mom will
To lose up to 29 lbs on the care for your child in my Madi­
new THERMOJETIC & Cel­ son Park home. 727-7499
lular nutrition program. Com­
pletely controls appetite, con­ P A R L I N / S a y r e v i l l e
verts fat to energy. Will Power
Close to Truman School Mom
in a bottle. Call 324-4586.
will escort your child to/from.
WE’LL PAY YOU to type Activities. Call 721-4875
names and addresses from
home. $500.00 per 1000. Call SAYREVILLE- mom/teacher
1-900-896-1666 ($1.49 min/18 would love to care .for your
child in my home. 525-2937
yrs.+) or Write:
PASSE - C2909
SOUTH RIVER Your child, my
161 S. Lincolnway
home. Days-$2.hr. Eves
N. Aurora, IL 60542
$2.50. Call 238-2738
SPOTSWOOD
Responsible mom will care for
0 3 7 B a b y s ittin g /
your child in her home. Refer­
C h ild C a re
ences. Call 723-1678
OLD BRIDGE
ABERDEEN- Quality care for
your child. Meals. Flexible
Earn $200.-$300. working 15 hours. Activities. 583-1496
hrs. per week. Call 721-1748 CHILD CARE NETWORK
For day care choices
S E C U R IT Y G U A R D
446-9728
446-8027
Pinebrook Residential Care Old Bridge/Monmouth County
Center, Englishtown is seek­ C H IL D R E N S C H O IC E
ing a security guard to work
Riva Ave., E. Brunswick
1 1 p m -7 am s h if t. C all 425Ages
3 months-5 years.
446-3600 for an appointment.
Kindergarten. State Certified.
Open 6:30am-7pm, 12 months
a year. Call 908-821-1717
Dye approx. 15 pair per week E. BRUNSWICK - Experi­
at $6. per pair. Must be good enced mom looking to give
with color. Experience pre­ your child tender loving care.
ferred. Work to be done at References avail. 613-0922
store with necessary material
supplied. Flexible days &
hours. Call Susie at 780-2521
Frost Area. Quality child care
by experienced teacher/Mom
in her home. Activities, home­
8th grade science for Hebrew work assistance, snacks. TLC.
day school. Start September. After school care a specialty!
238-7971
Call 390-4566
E. BRUNSWICK-Mom in Law­
rence Brook school area. AM
8th grade Spanish for Hebrew babysitter for PM kindergar
day school. Start September tener. References. 545-6455
238-7971
E F A U P A IR
TELEMARKETING/SALES
Earn $10.-$14. hr. If you are European Live-in child care
self-disciplined, persuasive & Thoroughly screened by our
can relate to homeowners we European staff, EF Au Pairs
will train you. Call 583-6964
hold legal Visas, speak En­
glish-and are dedicated to the
W A I T E R / W A I T R E S S care of your children.
Friday, Saturday & Sunday.
Average cost $170./week.
Evening hours. 566-3773
Call Michele Chazen
908-566-8937 or 290-0250
or Betsy Marengo
036 a E m p lo y m e n t
908-446-6870
Government designated,
S e rv ic e s
non-profit organization,
FREEHOLD TWP.-exp. & reli
able mom will care for your
child in my home. 577-1391
SALES
SHOE DYER
E. BRUNSWICK
TEACHER
TEACHER
ATTENTION
READERS
037 Babysitting/
Child Care
0 3 7 a B a b y / C h ild
C a r e W a n te d
A CHOICE NANNY- Route 9,
Freehold. Local families need
care in their homes F/T & P/T.
Must be 18+ with references
and car. Call 780-3037.
E. BRUNSWICK
Reliable person to care for 10
yr. old in my home, 6:15am8:30am. Call 238-3676
E A S T B R U N S W IC K
Loving, responsible, mature
minded live out Nanny for 2
yr. old & arriving newborn. Ex­
perience & refs. Call 651-8715
FREEHOLD BORO
Child care in our home. 21/2
yr. old boy, newborn in Febru­
ary. Teacher's schedule. Flex­
ible hours. Start September.
References. 308-1769
M ANALAPAN
Child care needed for 2 chil­
dren in our home. Full time
school schedule starting in
September. Call 446-0422
MARLBORO - Mature, punc­
tual non-smoker with car to
care for 2 children. MondayFriday before/after school. 20
hour week, $120. 972-7257
MARLBORO
Live-in or out. Child 41/2 years
old & light housekeeping.
Non-smoker. References. En­
glish speaking. 536-4354
MARLBORO
Part time flexible hours.
Warm, experienced person
M A N A LA P A N
loves kids to watch 3
mom of 3yr old, will care for who old
boy & 13 month old
child, p/t. My home. 780-7413 year
girl. Non-smoker, references
Call 972-2198
A ds under th is c la ssifica ­
tion are not offers of em­
ployment. Often these advertiso rs offer a service
for a fee. If you place a
call to a “ 900” number Loving Mom will care for your
you will autom atically be child, full & part time, in her Person wanted to supervise 3
home. Call 536-7472
school age children mornings,
billed a fee, w hich varies.
MARLBORO
EARN UP TO $339.84
Per week assembling
products at home. Amazing
recorded message reveals
details. Call today!
Call 324-4513
Earn up to $500. per week
assembling in-demand prod­
ucts in your home. No experi­
ence. Info 504-646-1700
Dept. P3812__
TELEM ARKETERS
H o lid a y s A r o u n d th e C o r n e r
C h ild re n G o in g B a c k to S c h o o l
N e e d E x t r a In c o m e ?
W e O ffe r
G r e a t W o r k in g C o n d itio n s
E x c e lle n t H o u r ly P a y
C o m m is s io n & B o n u s e s
W o r k P a r t T i m e ...E a r n F u ll T im e P a y
9 -1 o r 5 -9
In O u r O l d B r i d g e O f f i c e
A s k fo r M r s . G r e e n
1-800-872-0157
MARLBORO
7am-9am, Mon-Fri. Fringe
benefits. Call 536-6181
PLAYGROUPS PLUS MORE MARLBORO- After school,
10 years experience. Children 2-4 days/wk. + laundry op­
from 18 months to 2,/2 years. tional Boys 8 & 11. 972-2625
Call 536-7052
MARLBORO
M ARLBORO-2 Openings
MATAWAN
Daycare PT/FT in my home.
TLC. Snacks incl., activities.
References. Call 536-1148
MATAWAN/Old Bridge
Young “Granny” will offer in­
telligent, loving care to your
child. Brookdale trained, state
registered, CPR, non-smoker
Healthy balanced, meals
planned activities, small
group. Call 566-3549
Responsible, loving person to
care for 6 year old girl, in our
home. 5-6 hours daily. Own
transportation needed. Non­
smoker. Call 583-4447
MIDDLETOWN - Needs lov­
ing, mature, non-smoker in my
h o m e . 1 1 : 3 0 a m -5 pm ,
Monday-Thursday, all day Fri­
day. Car & references a must.
671-3049 between 5-7:30pm
MIDDLETOWN
Mother of 1 toddler will watch
yours in my loving, caring
home. Refs. 671-6831
OLD BRIDGE Come join our
playgroup. Games, songs
crafts & more, meals included
Ages 2-5. Begin 9/8. F/T, P/T
Central Park area. 727-7753
Classified W orks
OLD BRIDGE
Bright, cheerful, energetic per­
son to care for school age
child with housekeeping du­
ties. Live in. Private bedroom
& bath. Evenings & weekends
off. Call 658-6865
OLD BRIDGE- Mature minded
person needed to care for my
children in my home. Starting
S e p t., 7 :3 0 am -3 :3 0 p m .
Call 525-1299
*. £ * * * I ' •
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*
037a Baby/Child
Care Wanted
043 A ppliances
AIR CONDITIONER for slider
window, 1 year old, 7600
BTU, excellent condition.
need “Nanny” to care for
infant & 7 year old in our $225. Call 679-4964
home. Full time, M-F. Refer­
ences required. Call 721-8341
SAYREVILLE
0 3 8 C le a n / D o m e s tic
H e lp W a n te d
- r 'i /
* . V * * 4'4
G r e a te r M e d ia
N e w s p a p e r s
047 Furniture
BEDROOM SET
'•/ — > • t' V
047 Furniture
W a n te d
DRYER-GAS
Kenmore, heavy duty, like
new. $100. Call 888-2055
BEDROOM SET
Bedroom set, dining room set,
kitchen. Call eves. 566-2764
DRYERS
Full size, contemp. walnut.
Good cond. $300. 679-3879
MOVING SALE
REFRIGERATOR
COMPANION - Needed for
mother and son. References.
E. Brunswick area. 254-9099
WORK WANTED
Non-profit sheltered workshop
seeks mailing, packaging, light
assembly and engraving work
from other non-profit organiza­
tions and area businesses.
Prices are. extremely competi­
tive and quality assurance
guaranteed. For prices quotes
or more information contact
Ed Johnson at 577-0977.
0 4 1 R e s u m e s / T y p in g
R E P O R T S E T C ...
Combo Type & Sew 462-7494
S E C R E T A R IA L S E R V IC E S
PC & laser printer. 679-1909
TYPING SERVICE
Term Papers, Resumes,
Business Letters. 431-2792
0 4 2 A n tiq u e s
COUCH
APPLE HE
1 t ' • "* i 1 ~
048 G e n e ra l
M e rc h a n d is e
•
1
1
1992,
049 Merchandise
Wanted
ANTIQUES
COWBOW BOOTS - Western,
3 pairs, handmade. Size 9-91/
2. New. Orig. $450. each.
Asking $275. each. Call
after 6pm 826-7551
Colonial. Solid oak. Love seat,
rocker, glider, 2 end tables,
coffee table, 2 sets of match­
ing lamps (brass). $400. Call
264-8549 after 6pm
LIVING ROOM
MOVING SALE
ROCKER
Ideal for small room. Uphol­
stered. Comfortable. Cream
background w/floral print.
Comes with pale green slip­
cover. Asking $40. COFFEE
TABLE: Cobbler’s bench style.
42”x 17”. Asking $20. END
TABLE: Maple. 27” x 19”.
Back tier 21 ” from floor.
Asking $20. Call 739-3083
MOVING
MULTI FAMILY
MOVING SALE
Living rm., bedrm., dinette set,
refrigerator, breakfront & misc.
Call 679-1026 after 6pm
MOVING SALE
Queen size bedrm set, sec.
sofa, PVC patio set. antiques,
+ MUCH MORE. 462-8898
5 piece, beige wool tweed. 4 MOVING SALE- washer/dryer,
years old. Good condition. furniture, household items,
pictures. Call 679-9571
$225. Call 536-7711
OVEN- Double self cleaning.
SOFA with matching chair.
Dishwasher. Good cond.
$200. or best offer. Kitchen
set w/5 chairs. 780-3837
Contemporary. $625.
Call 957-9534 after 6pm
WICKER & RATTAN-Pine 18x48 alum. pool. Hayward fil­
Furniture, Gifts & Baskets.
ter, 1 yr. old. Deck, ladder &
STORAGE SHEDS
Great Savings & Selections accessories. $975. 727-3498
SECTIONAL
BRAND NEW!
POOL- NEW
The Wicker Basket
PRICED TO SELL
Rt 34 Colts Neck 462-8855
2 piece sleeper sofa w/ 2 twin
mattresses. $250- 446-4123
048 G e n e ra l
M e rc h a n d is e
AWNING
16 ft. wide. Tan & brick red.
1 yr. old. $900. Call 308-0799
SWIMMING P O O L-FR E E
Needs filter & pump. You
pickup. Call 679-9513
TRACTOR - 12hp, wall unit,
full size bed, dinette set, ping
pong table. Call 291-4916
CONSIGNMENT
SHOP
O L D F O U N T A IN P E N S
CERAMICS
PIANOS
CLEANING
HUMMELS
KITCHEN
Ford ’88 12 hp w/38” mower
deck, double bagger system.
Also w/42” snow plow & tire
chains. 409-3587
LIKE NEW
■ B irth d a y s
■ A n n iv e rs a rie s
. A ll S p e c ia l
O c c a s io n s
CAR Carrier, X-Cargo, Sears.
Used once. $75. 48” round
formica KITCHEN TABLE & 4
chairs $100. 536-6744
MOVING
A rtis t
155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728 • 908 462-1020
MOVING SALE
3 FAMILIES
Gold, silver or plastic. Cash
paid. Call Roy 238-0994 or 24 Jackson Mills Rd. (Be­
Greg 257-6331 after 6pm
tween Rts. 524 & 9) Fri., 8/28
& Sat., 8/29, 9-4. Rain date
O L D N E O N L IG H T IN G 9/4
& 9/5. Pop-up camper,
Must be in working condition large tent, furniture, transmis­
Call 462-1040
sion jack, car items, house­
hold, slide projector, stereo,
WANTED TO BUY toys,
clothing, sm. appliances.
Furniture, Paintings, Glass­ FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- 149
ware, Statues, Vases, Oriental Ticonderoga Blvd. Sat., &
Rugs, etc. Over 40 yrs. old. Sun., 8/29 & 30, 8-2.
Any quantity; com plete
FREEHOLD TWP. 46 Hidden
estates purchased.
Col. Bob Randolph Auctioneer Stream Rd. (off Longview) 8/
28
& 8/29; 9-5pm. Filing cabi­
Call any time, (908) 308-3335
Member NJ & Nat. Auct. nets, desk & table, household
items, electric heater, fans,
Assn.
chairs., games & misc. items
Save this ad. You may need
me in the future.
W ALL OVENS
LAWN TRACTOR
5’ slate top bar, console &
end tables. Dinette set, 3
Mediterraen style chairs, large
gas grill, wall hangings, knick
knacks, dishes, adult clothing.
Best offer. Call 972-9317
ALWAYS BUYING
toys, artwork,;
One item or entire estate
contents purchased or
R a r ita n B a y
A u c tio n s e rv ic e s
B ob M c c o o k , A u c tio n e e r
9 0 8 *2 6 4 -6 5 3 2
or
1-800-300-4870
MOVING SALE
DEJA VU
44 Friar Lane. (Whittier So.
behind Pond Rd.) 8/28, 9-3.
MOVING, must sell every­
thing. No early birds. Rain or
shine.
HOWELL/FREEHOLD
12 Long Rd (Rt 9-StricklandScenic-Long) 8/29 & 30, 9-3
House Portraits
MIDDLETOWN
OLD BRIDGE
FREEHOLD TWP.
MULTI FAMILY
MAKE MONEY
MATAWAN
61 Skylark Ct. (off Rt. 34 or
79). Fri., & Sat., 8/28 & 29,
9-4. Conv. bed, bike, house­
hold, toys, clothes.
MIDDLETOWN - 32 Twin Oak
Ave. (New Monmouth Rd to
Kenwood to Green Oak right
onto Twin) 8/28 & 8/29;
9-5pm. Fishing equip., books,
wagon, nintento cass., etc...
FREEHOLD
BICYCLE
Family
Portraits
060 Garage S ales
27 Heritage Dr. (off Kings
Hwy. E) 8/29, 9-4. Hundreds
of household items including
air conditioner, computer, gas
chain saw, animal & bird
cages, children’s games &
181 Medford Blvd. (Off Adel­ records. Camping, sports &
phia Rd. & Oriskany) 8/27 & stereo equip. Some furniture,
8/28, 8:30-3. Kenmore upright kitchen items.
freezer, 6 pc. child/teen bdrm.
We want gently worn clothing, set, antique hat rack, tools,
furniture & bric-a-brac.
bric-a-brak. Rain or shine
FREEHOLD 6 Iroquis Dr (off 26 Twain Ave. (off Cindy).
Three Brooks Rd) Fri & Sat 8/28, 10-3. MULTI FAMILY.
30 E. Main St., Freehold
Aug 28 & 29, 9-3. Furniture, OLD BRIDGE 34 Washington
431-2001
appliances & baby items
Ave (off Rt 34) Sat & Sun Aug
29 & 30, 8-4. Toys, leather
GUNS, swords, cameras. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP
items, household items, etc
Cash. Lie. NJ & Fed. Dealer.
House calls. Bert 821 -4949
KEYBOARDS
Created in Oils
or Watercolors.
060 Garage Sales
MOVING
DRUM SET
The Perfect Gift
3
ASK US ABOUT OUR
ALL LIONEL TRAINS
Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal,
FREE
price no object. 946-2893
GARAGE SALE KIT
ANY OLD ORIENTAL RUGS
WHEN YOU PLACE
& Paisley shawls. Any size or YOUR GARAGE SALE AD
condition. 1-800-221 -5119
1-800-660-4A DS
COUCH-2pc sec., 2 CHAIRS, AVOID Garage Sale Hassles.
D EA D LIN E
Marilyn
buys
knick
knacks,
END TABLE. FREEZERMONDAY, 1:00PM
Sears Upright- Call 536-3036 furniture & antiques. 257-9107
BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR E A S T B R U N S W I C K
SALE! We Buy & Sell
9 Buck Rd. (off River Rd) 8/29
24 Bro^d St Keyport
Living room-1 sofa, 1 love­ Call Lil 264-0777 or 264-8615 & 8/30, 9-3. 20 yrs. of STUFF.
ENGLISHTOWN
seat, 1 easy chair w/ottoman
$400. bedroom set-Master C A S H F O R B O O K S
$350. 1 ping-pong table w/net OLD MAGAZINES 536-0850
& paddles-$50. 1 rowing
CASH for USED CAMERAS West Dey cul-de-sac (off Main
mchn-$25. 1 desk-$30.
Call 536-9611
& all photo equip. New or old. St.) Sat., Aug. 29, 10-4. Rain
1 pc. or whole studio. No Po­ date Aug. 30. No early birds!
laroid or movie. 442-6141
VACUUM C LEA N ER
Reinbow-S.E. w/all attach­
ments, 9 mos. old. Excellent
05 0 M u s ic a l
Top prices paid for: Antique
Nishiki 4120 Prestige, vettagel cond. Pd. $1,300. Asking
furniture, oriental rugs, paint­
seat, detachable front wheel, $700. Call 651-2218.
In s tr u m e n ts
ings, jewelry & silver. We pur­
with lock. Excellent condition.
chase entire contents of es­
Call after 5 pm. 390-1765
BABY GRAND PIANOtates, Will come to your home
Francis Bacon, good Condi­
W E D D IN G G O W N S
1 Caloric & 1 Maytag. $75. tion, asking $650. After 6pm
Call 888-0736
Size 12 tall, new, & size 14,
ea. 17 2x4 Lay-in florescent Call 671-4633
WANTED-Old Oriental Rugs & worn once. Call 251-0489.
Floral couch, 2 fan chairs & Selling out large stock of fixtures $20. ea. 721-3724
Paisley Shawls. Any size or
hassock, marble coffee & end
& paint. Low, low pric­
condition. 1-800-221 -5119
table & breakfront. Very good bisque
C lassified W orks
es. Call 671-4657 evenings
0 4 8 b In fa n ts /
cond. 679-3879
Rogers 10 piece, double
CHINA-Aynsley, service for
oase, with cases. Best offer.
J u v e n i l e It e m s
12, serving pieces, 24K trim,
Call after 5 pm. 390-1765
never used. $1,000. 431 -9471
CRIB, 5 drawer chest, chang­
CUSTOM C A B IN ET Doors ing table, child’s rocker. Natu­
BRAND NEW! Fits Holiday ral, high gloss finish. Top Yamaha PSR-22, with adjust­
North kitchens. Tawny Oak w/ quality, exc. cond. $500. able stand. Casio MT-70
972-8805
hardware. $700. 536-5348
many features, with books.
CRIB-ltalian designer-oak & Best offer. Call after 5 pm.
DINING ROOM-Cherry
w/server. $1,800. BEDROOM brass, 5 drawer chest & 390-1765
SET, cherry, $1,000. FISH- matching dresser. CarriageP IA N O -B A B Y G R A N D
TANK, 130 gal, w/stand, Perego & assorted items.
Kawai w/bench. Black. Very
MOVING. Call 613-6020
$500. Call 577-9376
good cond. Tuned. 446-0050
The Perfect Gift
DOLLHOUSE KITS - or as­
sembled. Also furniture below 0 4 9 M e r c h a n d i s e
P IA N O -B a b y G ra n d
Created in Oils
retail. Call 264-9034
W a n te d
Mahogany. Asking $400. or
ELECTRIC
MOBILE
best offer. Call 536-3036
or Pastels
Scooter. Hospital bed. Both in
■ B irth d a y s
good cond. Call 462-5151
. A n n iv e r s a r ie s
E X E R C IS E EQUIPM ENT
Large inventory of:
Used. 525-8449 after 5pm
. A ll S p e c ia l
Y A M A H A P IA N O S
HEATERSfor
swimming
O c c a s io n s
WURLITZER, SAMICK
pools. (1) ComfortZone ’87 (1)
P e t P o rtra its
Used pianos from $295.
Teledyne Laars ’76. Good
Lessons in your home
cond. Best prices. 721-6169
YOUR CLOSETS
Rentals from $25.
Consign your women’s & kid’s
“The only place to
clothing, closeouts or
make a decision.”
salesmens samples.
Fine Porcelain, Dolls, Bears,
Artist
FR E E H O LD MUSIC C T R .
Coins, Bronze Sculpture & a Call 10am-4:30 for info & appt 462-4730
240-5454
2nd Turn Around, 431-7667
Blue Fox Coat. 780-3881
155 South St., Freehold, NJ 07728 *9 0 8 462-1020
$$$$ AAAAAAA ANTIQUE
PAYS TOP $$$$ for used fur­ 0 5 1 S p o r t i n g
niture, glass, art, toys, all
E q u ip m e n t
E N T IR E C O N T E N T S
colectables, etc. Love attic &
Appliances, cabinets, table^ basements. Estate contents
chairs, fixtures, sliding glass bought or auctions.
E X E R C IS E B IC Y C LE
door, sink, window treatments. 264-3130 at Baskin Robbins
Vtamaster. Best offer. Call
739-9847 ask for Uncle Joe.
Best offer. 254-5362
after 5 pm. 390-1765
SAVE THIS AD
C a ll e a rly fo r
LAWN MOWER-Riding, 8 hp30” cut, good condition. Ask­ AAAAAA Antiques, used furn., P I N G P O N G T A B L E
H o lid a y G ift
estates, contents of homes, Good Condition. $30.00
ing $265. Call 972-0313
G iv in g
etc. 888-8377/264-6458.
Call 787-2190
LIVING ROOM
1
MOVING
Boy’s. Includes desk, bunk
beds, (2) wall units, (3) dress­
ers, mirror. Enough to furnish
2 rooms. Call 972-1678
Mini. Perfect for dorm
2 nite tbls, 1 armoire, queen
Working Condition. Asking size headboard. 431-5512
$45. Call 972-9563
BREAKFRONT- & buffet. Wal­
nut, contemporary. Exc. cond.
Must see. $300. 536-0275
Sears side-by-side. 19 cu.ft. COFFEE TABLE- 30”x 60”,
Excellent cond. Call 536-5496 3/4” glass, brass base, excel­
W A S H E R & D RY ER- lent condition. Call 972-6227
Whirlpool-Electric. Like new.
$350. or best offer.
Call 409-0458
Queen sleeper. $150. BED­
WASHING MACHINE-portable ROOM SET: 3 pcs. Walnut
Kenmore. Best offer.
formica. $100. Call 577-0456
Call 679-8886
after 5pm
DINETTE-Mauve. 4 chairs,
expandable. Exc condition.
Asking $450. Call 308-0980
0 4 4 C o m p u te rs
DINING rm-Dk. pine, 4 chairs,
lighted breakfront, server.
Good cond. $550. 308-0356
Computer w/color monitor, DINING ROOM SET
BRAND NEW
duel disk drive, 128k, manuals
Glass table, 4 upholstered
& software. 536-5799
chairs (gray print). Paid $900.
I B M C O M P A T I B L E S Asking $700. Call 536-4852
B A C K TO S C H O O L DINING SET American Drew
SPECIALS. TWO GARAGES mahogany. Mint. Any reason­
FULL. XT’s, AT’s-286, 386. able offer. 972-0254 after 7pm
Like new. Printers, tape
D IR E C T O R S C H A IR S
drives. Monitors, hard discs,
plus MUCH MORE. Sat., 8/29, Four, blue, canvas white,
10-5. 16 E m erson Dr. wood. $75. 238-1344
(off UNION HILL RD.)
KITCHEN SET- 42” table,
Morganville, 536-0269
formica top, 4 swivel chairs
with wheels. Asking $300. Call
679-6522
0 4 5 C lo th in g
* ' 1 'M
LIVING ROOM SETGreen sofa, 2 rust chairs.
Great shape. Asking $65.
Computer, bikes, electric
Call 739-6845.
dryer, car, tools. 390-4948
NEED
New & used full size-electric. BEDROOM-Child Coffee, table, cherry, $50.
Bedroom set, $75. 525-9773
$75.00 to $150.00
C L E A N IN G H E L P ?
Rent-A-Center (908) 289-6900 3 piece. Dk wood. Exc cond. PVC PATIO Furniture-table, 4
C h e c k C la s s ific a tio n
Asking $300. Call 972-8773
chairs, cushions, umbrella. 2
0 76
REFRIGERATOR B E D R O O M -T ra d itio n a l yrs. old. Call 409-6831
0 3 9 a C o m p a n io n /
H e a lt h C a r e
-1 V > !
P O W ER PACKAG E, A U G U ST 2 6 -S E P T E M B E R
MOVING
Antiques, + really neat stuff
ISELIN 132 Bedford Ave
(Green St to Worth, right on
Baker) Fri & Sat Aug 28 & 29,
8-noon. Q ueen sofabedspotless, Berlitz It. cassettes
& workbook, pictures, Tiffany
style lamps, household items
MANALAPAN - 7 Sherman
Crt. (off Union Hill Rd.) 8/29 &
8/30: 9-3pm. Misc. items
MANALAPAN
10 Doral Ct. (Tennent Rd. to
Sandybrook Rd.) Sat., Aug.
29, 9am-4pm. Housewares,
tools, furniture, wood burning
stove, jewelry & much more!
MANALAPAN- Multi family. 14
Constitution Ct. (off Gordons
Corner Rd.) Sat., Aug. 29,
8am-2pm. Crafts, furn., toys.
MARLBORO
MOVING SALE
26 Whittier Dr. (Rt. 9 S. to
Kilmer to Whittier) Aug. 29 &
30, 9-4. Toys, skis, bikes,
videa camera, linen, much
more! Country to contempo­
rary! Bargains galore!
MARLBORO
MOVING SALE
OLD BRIDGE
46 Thomas St. (off Throck­
morton La.) Aug. 29 & 30,
9-3. Furniture & many misc. &
household items.
PARLIN-50 Princeton Rd.
(Madison Park). 8/29, 9-3.
Collectibles, household, misc.
Rain date 8/30
SAYREVILLE
19 Henry St (off Washington
Rd) Aug 28 & 29, 10AM-2PM.
Household, toys, misc
SAYREVILLE
Sixth St. (off Boehmurst). Sat.,
8/29, 9-3. Rain date 9/5.
BARGAINS!!
SOUTH AMBOY
MULTI FAMILY
264 Second St. (off Main St.)
Aug. 29, 10-4. Clothes,
household items, etc.
SOUTH RIVER
142 Kamm Ave. (off Old
Bridge Turnpike). 8/29 & 8/30,
9-3. No early birds.
SPOTSWOOD - Multi-family.
Brooklyn Ave. (off Adirondack
Ave. to NY Ave.) 8/29; 9-4pm.
Toys, stoneware & more
SPOTSWOOD
301 Madison Ave. (Old Stage/
Adirondak/Rosedale). 8/29 &
8/30, 9-6. COUNTRY ITEMS,
toys, books, bike, nik-naks,
and much more.
0 6 2 F l e a M a r k e ts /
B a za a rs
CRAFTERS W ANTED
for Laura Donovan School.
Freehold Twp. 3rd annual
craft show, to be held Nov.
14, 10am-3pm. 8’ table space
at $20. 308-1768 or 308-1423
for application and information
0 6 3 In s t r u c t i o n
ART SCHOOL
In East Brunswick ....257-8127
EXPERT SAX, CLARINET &
FLUTE Lessons. Jazz, Pop,
Classical. Certified instructor,
in your home. 409-0503
G U IT A R IN S T R U C T IO N
46 Sandburg Dr (off Rt 9 Private lessons in your home,
opp. Marlboro Plaza) Sat & exper. professional. 566-0188
Sun Aug 29 & 30, 9-4.
MARLBORO
RIDING & LESSONS
251-3273 or 521-4969
3
Millay
Rd.
(West
of
Rt.
9,
off
M
O
BILE
M usic Instructors
0 60 G a r a g e S a le s
Union Hill Rd.). Sat., & Sun., All Instruments 754-5544
8/29 & 30, 9-4. Furn., lamps,
etc. Lots of great stuff at give
CHEVY CAPRICE ’71
Asking $700. or best offer. away prices. Come & get it!!
Call 826-1608
MARLBORO- MULTI FAMILY
9 & 11 Robbie Ct. (off Union
Hill Rd., near Rt. 9) Aug. 28 & All levels w/individualized pro­
gram for your special needs.
29, 9-1.
12 Sandalwood Dr. (off New
FOOTNOTES
566-5538
Brunswick Ave.). Sat., 8/29,
9-4. Rain date: 8/30. Chil­
PIANO
LESSONS
dren’s clothes, toys, etc.
40 Hwy. 34 (bet. Buttonwood
Beg inner-Advanced
& 79). 8/29, 9-3. Contents of
Classical, Jazz, Popular
E A S T B R U N S W IC K
attic., & miscellaneous.
Jospeh Sovathy 264-3335
199 Joseph St. (off Cranbury
Rd.) Sat. & Sun., 8/29 & 30,
PIANO LESSONS in your
9-5. Miscellaneous, baby Your ad can be here home. Conservatory trained.
items, books. Rain or shine.
All levels. Call 583-7730
HORSEBACK
MOVING SALE
ORGAN/PIANO
KEYBOARD
E. BRUNSWICK
MATAWAN
4
063 Instruction
PIANO LESSONS
Julliard graduate. Experienced
teacher. Call 431-3096.
PIANO LESSONS
My home, Marlboro.
4-Adult. Certified. 536-1187
PIANO
teacher with 10 years experi­
ence. Freehold area, your
home or mine. Call 780-9856
PIANO Teacher, Exper’d
Your home/mine. Guild mem­
ber. Marlboro area. 583-4774
PIANO, GUITAR, ORGAN &
BASS. Popular & Classical.
Beginners & advanced. Pro­
fessional instruction at your
home. 25 yrs teaching experi­
ence. Hank Ploskon 238-1555
PIANO/GUITAR
Taught in your home
FIRST LESSON FREE
Call 409-3936
TENNIS
LESSONS
AUGUST 26-SEPTEM BER 1 1992, POWER PACKAGE
063b Tutoring
066 Personals
S.A.T. & P.S.A.T
Individual' & group instruction.
Average score increase
150-300. Instruction in both
math & verbal for same price.
FREE INTERVIEW
George Fliegel Tutoring
Call 972-0769 for information.
S.A.T. TUTORING
Directed by one of the coun­
try’s leading S.A.T. experts.
Proven top score gains!
(800) 877-8005
S.A.T. VERBAL
446-1720
S.A.T. Verbal, Reading Spe­
cialist, Special Ed Specialist,
English all levels, Math. Rea­
sonable. Call Sue 257r2777
SPANISH/FRENCH - Biology
science. Lie. Free phone
homework service. 591-0732
065 P e ts & L iv e s to c k
DALMATIAN PUP
Private, semi-private lessons
by USPTR-trained instructor.
Specializing in beginners, in­
termediates. Private outdoor
court. Now forming Summer
Instructional Groups for
women-singles, doubles; &
children-ages 8-10, 10-14.
Call 462-4778
AKC. 11 weeks old. Gorgeous
male. Looks just like Disney’s
“Patch". Excellent with small
children. Baby allergic. $500.
Call 651-2218
DON’T KENNEL YOUR PET
In home care for your furry
friends. Vet refs. 431-0889
W O R D P E R F E C T 5 .1
Instruction evenings and Sat
urdays. Call 536-3672______
IN V IS IB L E F E N C IN G
C la s s ifie d W o r k s
0 6 3 a S c h o o ls
ST. LEO THE GREAT
Pre-school Registration
Canine containment specialist
For more information & a free
brochure- pack. 946-3232
S P R IN G E R S P A N IE L
Puppies. AKC Gorgeous liver/
white males. Near Hightstown
Call (609) 452-2692
066 P e rs o n a ls
Openings for 3 & 4 year olds.
PM session only. Call for fur­ ADOPT-loving family wish to
ther information 741-3133 give baby secure future in our
Newman Springs Rd., Lincroft happy home. F/T mom, prof.
dad & big brother enjoy being
WORDPERFECT a family, walks on the beach
bedtime stories. Exp. pd. Mike
LOTUS-DOS
& Linda. 800-321-7845
NJ/NY Unemployed Save $50. ADOPTION-a caring, childless
Loaner Computers-$100.mo. couple waiting for our prayers
be answered, wishes to
F r e e h o l d C o m p u t e r to
adopt. We want to provide
T r a in in g C e n te r
love, cuddling, a full time mom
& attentive dad. Please call
3 0 8 -0 2 2 2
Kathy & Chuck
1-800-834-3920
or Diane 1-800-734-7143,
adoption & infertility services.
0 6 3 b T u to r in g
CALL YOUR DATE
A TOP Certified Teacher
1-900-933-2222
MATH-SCIENCE 18 YEARS
Bio/Chem/Physics/SAT
O T H E R LIF E S T Y LE S
Your home. 780-4428
1-9 0 0 -7 4 0 -6 6 0 0
ALGEBRA II - GEO., SAT,
$1.39/minute. Adults 18+
HSPT. Area H.S. teacher.
Dial Systems Intro. Svcs.
In your home. Call 290-7289
ALGEBRA-Geom., Trig, SAT 63 W Lancaster Ardmore PA
computer instruc. 10% off w/
this ad. PTS-Marty 251-0583
CHARGE
COMPUTERS
• Consulting • Support
• Training.... DOS, Lotus, Word­
Perfect & MORE!!! Private &
small groups (4 people max.).
Call 238-7384
EXPERT MATH & SPANISH
Math teacher available for All
levels of math instruction.
Call evenings 446-1669
FREEHOLD TUTORING
CENTER Specializing In
Learning/Attention Disorders
R e a d in g M a th S A T s
S tu d y s k ills
Y O U R A D !!
by experienced teacher for
K-9. Organizational, study
basic skills & homework in­
struction. Call Jim, 681-5635
READ ING & MATH TUTO R
Levels K-9, SAT Prep.
Licensed Teacher. 679-3616
066 Personals
ST. JUDE
NOVENA
May the sacred heart of
Jesus be adored, glorified,
loved and preserved through­
out the world now and for­
ever. Sacred heart of Jesus
pray for us. St. Jude, worker
of miracles, pray for us. St.
Jude, help ot the hopeless,
pray for us.
Say this prayer nine times a
day. By tne eighth day your
prayer will be answered. Say
it for nine days. It has never
been know to fail. Publication
must be promised. Thank you
St. Jude.
J.P.
ft i-T*'--.
N ow you
c a n ru n a n a d and
C H A R G E IT!
U se y o u r V IS A
or M ASTER CARD
to p a y o r y o u r
C la s s ifie d A d
need that I may receive the
Consolation and help of Heaven in
all my necessities, tribulations and
sufferings, particularly ( ) and that I
may Praise God with you and all the
elect forever. 1 promise O blessed
St. Jude, to be ever mindful Of this
great favor, to always honor you as
my special and powerful patron, and
to greatly encourage Devotion to
you, Amen. Thank You.
B .B
069 Entertainment
M A T C H M A K E R IN T ’L
A-1 E N T E R T A IN M E N T
The largest personal introduc­
tion service in the nation. The
natural way to romance. Call
for free information.
East Brunswick..
238-7854
Ocean Township
493-9793
All types of entertainment.
Available for all occasions.
Call Now...................238-9363
OVERWIEGHT?
AIRBRUSHING
Want to look & feel great?
100% nutritional. 780-1883
TO P L A C E A
P E R S O N A L AD C A L L
OUR C L A S S IF IE D D E P T
1-800-660-4ADS
ABRACADABRA
The Real Mr. Magic 238-3040
or CARICATURES
ALL OCCASIONS. 462-0855
ALL LOCATIONS
PHOTOS ON BUTTONS
HATS, T-SHIRTS, MUGS.
M E M O R IE S F O R E V E R
—
069 Entertainment
069 Entertainment
D J . NETWORK
PEOPLE
PLEASERS
PARTIES
Music for all occasions.
679-9608
DJ - GOOD VIBRATIONS
Robust personality for any oc
casion. Reasonable. 298-0060 Over 25 favorite characters,
cotton candy & much more!
DJ - MUSIC
EXPLOSION
727-4342
PONIES
FOR PARTIES
Have an affair with us.
Call 607-0786
DJ K...957-0369
ST. JUDE
NOVENA
P.A.S.
PRAYER TO
ST. J U D E
O Holy St. Jude, Apostle and
Martyr, great in virtue and rich in
miracles, near Kinsman of Jesus
Christ, faithful intercessor of all
who invoke your special patronage
in time of need, to you I have
recourse from the depth of my
heart and humbly beg to whom
God has given such great power to
come to my assistance. Help me in
my present and urgent petition. In
return, I promise to make your
name known and cause you to be
invoked.
Say three Our Fathers, three Hail
Marys and Glorias. Publication'
must be promised. St. Jude pray
for us and all who invoke your aid.
Amen. This Novena has never
been known to fail. This Novena
must be said for 9 consecutive
days. Thanks.
______________ w j.
ST. JUDE
NOVENA
May the sacred heart of
Jesus be adored, glorified,
loved and preserved through­
out the world now and for­
ever. Sacred heart of Jesus
pray for us. St. Jude, worker
of miracles, pray for us. St.
Jude, help ot the hopeless,
pray for us.
Say this prayer nine times a
day. By the eighth day your
prayer will be answered. Say
it for nine days. It has never
been know to fail. Publication
must be promised. Thank you
St. Jude.
ST. JUDE
NOVENA
L ife Business, M arriage,
J o b , H e a lth , L o v e , etc.
A r e y o u w orried? A fr a id
to m ake decisions? J u s t 1
consultation will give y o u
@ "Sj the answers.
For Appointment
or
Information Call
775-5327
068 P h o to g ra p h y
PHOTOS by Frank Genua
Weddings-Candid-Portrait
We Do Video Recording
Call 254-2560
D.M.
PRAYERTOTHE HOLY SPIRIT
Holy Spirit, you who solve all pro­
blems, light all roads so that I can
achieve my goal. You who give me
a divine gift to forgive & forget all
evil against me and that in all
instances of my life are with me. I
want this short prayer to thank you
for all things you confirm once
again that I never want to be sepa­
rated from you, even in spite of all
material illusions. I wish to be with
you in eternal joy and thank you for
your mercy towards me and mine.
The person must say this prayer
for 3 consecutive days. After 3
days the favor requested will be
granted even if it seems difficult.
The prayer
must be published
immediately after the favor is
granted .without mention of the
favor, only your initials should
appear at the bottom.
K .O .H .
BELLYDANCER
THE MOST ENTERTAINING
PROFESSIONAL ACT
Available. 257-6413
PARAVANEH
BELLY DANCER
WHEN QUALITY COUNTS...
HELENA
Truly professional, tasteful,
and reliable. Lessons.
Call 390-9177
SAND BOTTLES
ERIC THE GREAT
And His Wonderful World Of
★MAGICS
Any Occasion. Call 536-6936
S IN G IN G T E L E G R A M S
Dirty Ditties. Custom Roasts
for all occasions. 972-3366
446-5668
FANCY FO OT W O RK
DANCING ENTERTAINMENT
Bachelor/Birthday Parties.
Call 290-0892 or 417-6225
0 6 9 a P a r ty P la n n in g
H A P P Y T R A IL P O N IE S
Decorated, gentle ponies for CALLIGRAPHY by Sheryl
your child's party. 251 -4240
828-0256
MUSIC of 40's to 90’s
To rent call, 671-8680
by SHALIMAR!
Liven your next party. Profes­
sional, no stag. 988-9388
KIDDIE RIDES
PARTY AID
A DJ 4 U
PRETTY PARLOR PARTIES
Make your little girl’s party
special with....
•Nails w/sparkles & gems
•French braids w/ornaments
•Makeup & favors for all
Call 238-7983
A PETER PAN
Birthday Party Adventure
Magic! Games! Songs!
Call 577-1457
A SPECIAL PONY
OUR GENTLE, PRETTY
PONIES WILL MAKE YOUR
PARTY PERFECT! 409-6678
S P c v n tlb
R 0 A 9 T N’ TOAST
(TuxedoorCostume)
IN HOME OR PRIVATE ROOM
★BIRTHDAY * ANNIVERSARY*
★ BRIDAL SHOWER*
★ RETIREMENT*
★OFFICE PARTY^
New Jersey &New York
(908) 679-0874
Total Renovations
Decks, Siding, Roofing
566-3314 '
RIVER CONTRACTING - Ad­
ditions, decks, basements, re­
placement windows, vinyl sid­
ing. Free estimates 238-1296
S. L . C O N S T R U C T IO N
C O M P A N Y IN C .
NO JOB TOO SMALL
FREE ESTIMATES
STUART 431-0215
SIMPLY DECKS
All Shapes &Sizes
Call (908) 360-2648
0 7 2 C a rp e n try
CARPENTRY/HOME REPAIR
Painting. Reasonable. Free
estiamtes. No job too small.
Call Lou (908) 928-0923
CO U N TR Y C A R P E N T E R
PRIDE
WORKMANSHIP
CONSTRUCTION
Any type of carpentry: large or
small, we do it all. 257-6261
0 7 3 C a r p e t C le a n in g
AVT CARPET CLEANERS
(A Velvet Touch) $10. a room.
Whole house $98. 985-3939
FIN E S T Carpet/Upholstery
Prespot/Clean/Deodorize
2 rooms-$24.95. 787-2678
0 7 4 C a r p e t In s ta ll/
R e p a i r / S a le
A .J C A R P E T D E S IG N S
Instllations, Repairs, Relay
Restretches, Sales. 536-4703
CARPET REPAIRS
SAME DAY SERVICE
Call Anytime 679-6031
JIM’S CARPET
INSTALLATION
• Barney • McKee • Big Byrd
Sales, cleaning, re-lays,
Comics for ALL Occasions
• Batman • Turtles &-MORE!
re-stretches and repairs.
for 2, 1 way Newark/West
From top local acts to major
446-2225
Call 495-9483
Palm Beach. Sept. 5. $150
TV credits. 525-9672
for both. Call 972-9317
TH E C A R PET DO CTO R
COSMIC CLOWN
AIRLINE TICKET- 1 way to Installations, repairs, shop-atLow, low prices. Includes Salt Lake City, stops in Chi­ Home sales. Call 542-1987
CALL 363-4078
character. WE NOW HAVE cago. Must be used by Sept.
12. $150. or best offer.
BARNEY! Call 721-0440
CREATIVE
462-8584
0 7 5 C e r a m i c T ile
CELEBRATIONS
W hat have
R e p a ir / in s t a ll
AIRLINE-2 round trip, male &
ENTERTAINMENT
female, Newark to Ontario
you got to s e ll?
All Popular Kids Charecters
Ca. (L.A. area) 9/7-9/13. A CUSTOM CERAMIC Tiling
T h o u s a n d s of
$380. Call 542-9221
New installation, repairs,
NEW!!! Barney
remodeling. Fre estimates.
B u y e r s re a d o ur
JETS-FOOTBALL
John Cherry 290-9086
•Karaoke .Telegrams .Comedy
303-8282
C la s s if ie d a d s .
1992 season tickets. Call for Affordable Ceram ic Tile
d a te s . L eave m e s sa g e Installed at $2.75sq. ft. & up.
495-5092.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Free est. 536-1005, 390-8233
CARICATURES * C H I L D R E N ’ S ★
ALL TYPES of Ceramic TileComplete Bathrms, Kit., Foy­
B y Ja s o n
* T H E M E P A R T IE S *
0 7 0 A ir / H e a t
ers. Ron Sturman 255-1388
COMEDIANS
PARTY PERFECT
AIRLINE
PARTY ROOM
J
*
^
ft PERSONALIZED • HILARIOUS
■THIS IS YOUR LIFE"
ED LARSEN
.Decks .Room Additions.
All types of new/repair work.
I T ’ S M Y P A R T Y I N C Tree removal. Free estimates.
Call 591-1735
Party rooms, bartenders, wait­
resses, dancers, gorillas. DECKS, Additions, Kitchens &
938-5765
727-7491 Bathrooms. S & R Home
Improvements
679-2291
JUKE BOXES
BELLY DANCING
DECKS DECKS DECKS
Our specialty for over 12
years. Call for a free 19 page
picture brochure & estimate.
TC Carpentry 549-6396
T W IN K L E S T. C L O W N
MOON WALKS*TRAIN RIDE
FERRIS WHEEL*DUNK TANK
We prepare, serve & cleanup
B IR T H D A Y B E A U T IE S
727-4342
for any party. Call 229-8957
Pretty party makeovers. •
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Sparkling Nails
PARTY ROOM AVAILABLE
• Hair w/Ribbons & Bows
Kidance parties-AII Ages
Sweet 16s, Anniversaries,
Makeup or Face Painting
Rap, Dance Games, Aerobics Special Birthdays, Etc.
‘ Glitz & Glitter* •• Favors
For All
Certified Instructor 238-0345
50-200 People
Make Your Party Unique
Special gift for the birthday girl.
Crafts for all ages.
M A G IC A T IT ’S B E S T Kitchen Facilities
727-5839
Tables
& Chairs Included
Face painting *Tattoos *.
Live Animals & More ■
Holiday Club 446-7075
“WHYMSICALITY" 972-1193
B irth d a y P a rty F u n !
Bruce Bray 1-800-673-1608
ROOM TO PARTY
Kids Have More Fun
MCKEE MOUSE Minny
Your childrens party place. To
★THE 1 MAN*
ln a Galaxy Moonwalk
•Ninja Turtle.Kookie
fit
every
budget! Ages 1-6
GALAXY ENTERTAINMENT
•Clown »Frogie*Bunnie
PARTY BAND
566-8744 for more info.
CALL 908-723-1234
B a rn e y th e D in o s a u r T O O T IR E D T O C O O K ?
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1-800-727-DJ4U
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4 9 5 -5 2 2 8
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Specializing in Ceramic,
Marble & Granite. Free est. All
work guaranteed. 583-2954
J IM A R T H U R S T IL E
0 7 7 D r y w a ll/
P la s te r / S h e e tr o c k
080a Handyman
Services
AROUND THE HOUSE
DRYWALL
CONSTRUCTION
Sheetrock & Taping
Specializing in small jobs
Free Estimates
T.A.F. DRYWALL
1-800-640-3969
POW ER PACKAGE. AUGUST 26-SEPTEM BER 1 1992,
080b H om e
Im p r o v e m e n ts
HANDYMAN
Remodeling • Repairs
One call does it all. 446-1834
Call Rich 294-0631
DONT DESPAIR!
MASTER DECKS
081 L a w n C a rel
L a n d s c a p in g
083 M a s o n r y / P a v in g
M IK E ’S L A N D S C A P IN G ALL TYPES MASON WORK-
Patios • Steps • Fireplaces, Etc.
Planting & Design
FREE Estimates. Insured. Wally
Privacy Fences Ponds
Fountains Renovations & 583-6481 or 360-9617
More. Call 1-800-400-2519
CHIMNEY REPAIR
9
086 Painting
Wallpapering
0 8 9 P lu m b in g
A R TH U R S’ Paint & Paper
A N D R E W G IG A N T E
Quality workmanship. Best
Plumbing & Heating
rates in town. Paper hanging Residential/Commercial
from $12.00 per roll. Exterior
7 2 1 -4 7 5 5 L ic.4861
painting specialist. Free esti­
mates. Prompt service.
BACSOKA
Call 1-800-925-3062.
Pool platforms, old and new
All work guaranteed
Quarry & Ceramic Tile
I DO C-O REPAIRS
construction. Call for winter M T T R E E S E R V I C E
CALL 521-0267
and marble installed. 30 years
painting & carpentry 583-0554 weather treatment. 758-8448
P lu m b in g & H ea tin g
Tree removal, trimming, clear­
experience. Fully insured.
B.H. PAINTING Complete kitchen/bath remod­
ing, Fully insured. 446-7337
H&S
HANDYMAN
SERVICE
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N E E D T IL IN G D O N E ?
Free estimates. Call 264-3363 S H E E T R O C K -T A P IN G
& WALLPAPERING - Interior/ eling. Water Heaters. Sewer &
Rent-A-Husband 583-8837
20 years experience.
I offer a competitive rate.
Exterior. Wallpaper removal, Drain Cleaning. Reasonable
Finishing. No job too small.
T H E T IL E D O C T O R
All phases performed.
Free estimates. Call 566-7324
wall repair. Quality work.
Reasonable. Rick 920-6295
rates. Free Estimates.
LAWN CARE, Etc.
Beat the recession prices.
All custom work. Bathrooms,
References. 613-1869
License #5628. We do it all.
.Cutting .Thatching .Edging
390-6629
kitchens, etc. No job too big
ALL JOBS
727-7136 NEIGHBOR & SON .Pruning .Seeding .Fertilizing No job too small.
Call 727-0014
or small. Call Ken 968-2754
All Phases of Construction
MASON will fix & repair steps, BETTY GASTON
0 7 8 E l e c t r ic a l
HANDYMAN AND PICK-UP
and
.Driveway
Sealing.
DAVE 257-6254 Lie. #8843
Specializing
in:
Ceramic
tile
sidewalks
&
plastering.
Very
UPGRADED Tile Specialists
Painting & Paperhanging
Hauling. Will clean gutters, repairs. Call Bob 747-3845
Priced to fit your budget.
Plumbing, Heating, Carpentry,
C ustom In sta lla tio n of BEST ELECTRIC
garages, attics etc. 431-5880
Call 364-1858 or 294-0867 reasonable. 988-0029
Sheetrock. Kitchens & Baths.
Ceramic Tile, Marble, Slate & Lie. No. 6273. Fast depend­
MASONRY
New
Work
NEAT
&
CLEAN
ROB’S LANDSCAPING
HANDYMAN A V A ILA B LE
Cultured Stone. Complete able service. Reasonable
Repairs. Ref’s Avail.
GARDEN STATE
Interior & Exterior 583-0064
Sod, shrubs, trees, ties
B ath ro o m R e m o d e lin g . rates. Free est. 671-0121
All types of repairs. Major or
Call 254-0643
All
phases
of
construction
mulch,
stone, paver walkways
972-1826
Rick Smith
PLUMBING and HEATING
minor. Superb craftsmanship
Decks, additions, basements installed. Trimming & clean­ MASONRY PRO - Brick,
CEILING FANS, lights, plugs at extremely low prices.
WATER HEATERS
Kitchens, baths. Free est. ups. 17 yrs. exp. 727-4197
block, steps, sidewalks, patios
installed from $40. Quality
REPAIRS
& REMODELING
Call
431-3160
0 7 5 a C h im n e y
A.N.I. Construction 521-2444
& all repairs. Free estimates. Professionally sprayed, pop­
work. Lic#9176. 840-1240
GEORGE SAHUL JR.
HANDYMAN- All jobs, big &
RON
WAITE
Call Anthony 495-3243______ corn effect, all colors, w/withLicense
5568
C le a n in g
TOTAL
Home
Improvements
CRA W FO RD E L E C T R IC
out glitter, free est. 525-1625
small. Very reasonable. Call
TREE SERVICE
566-2828
MASONRY-Fireplaces-Patios
Attic fans starting at $125. for free estimate. 679-59,99
E D D IE ’S P A IN T IN G
2 5 1 -5 6 6 0
See Display Ad Under 080b Full line of Tree Work. Fully Foundations. Free Est. Don’s
BARON’S Chimney Service
Fans, outlets & recess lights. HANDYMAN-Home Repairs,
insured. Call 566-8189
Custom Masonry
251-4352 A fresh coat of paint will make
$45. PRE-SEASON SPECIAL
TH O M A S J. D A L TO N
577-1553 Lie. #11325.
painting, odd jobs and
Caps Installed. 370-9390
everything
beautiful,
clean
&
RUSSELL’S TREE SERVICE
10% OFF WITH THIS AD
081 L a w n C a rel
Plumbing & Heating Lie #8991
cleanouts. Reasonable rates.
We specialize in yard cleanup PAT’S MASONRY give you a lift. I work very
Fast Reliable Service
Call Steve 583-8109
DEPENDABLE Electric Co.
L a n d s c a p in g
shrub trimming, and all kinds Repairs & new work Patios, neat. I spackle & patch holes, Low Hourly Rates. 24 Hour
0 7 6 C le a n i n g /
Lie. #5151. Complete service. HANDYMAN-The Hom e­
porches brick/block 308-9614 move furniture & cover every­ Service. Call 495-9091
of tree removal.
Free Estimates.
738-7070 owner’s Friend. All types of .ABC LANDSCAPING INC.
D o m e s tic
thing. Scrape, prime, paint,
Free estimates. Fully insured PATIOS, DRIVEWAYS,
caulk all joints & reglaze win­
home repairs. Carpentry,
& Commercial
Call 329-3091 after 4pm.
S e rv ic e s
SIDEWALKS
JRM ELECTRIC painting, etc. Call 780-3509. Residential
dows. Prompt & courteous
Professional Lawn Care and
Est.
1962.
Lie.
#30824.
service. Reasonable rates 0 9 1 R o o f i n g / S i d i n g
SETH’S
Landscaping. 251-6290
Free Estimates
ALL-BRITE
R & M HOME REPAIRS
Call 251-5595
Free estimates. 842-3925
Bonded & Insured
WINDOW CLEANING CO.
All types of home repairs &
La w n & La n d s c a p e
NJ
License
#9944.
525-9770
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improvements. Call 238-2965
Over 500 satisfied home­
ABOVE ALL - Roofing/Siding
Call For Quality 446-9614
KOOL-DECK
owners in N.J. Insured. Top UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC Cont
Reliable Quality Service
ON ALL FALL SERVICES
River-Rock
Resurfacing
Quality. Low Price. 830-9275
Insured & Licensed #8478
Free est. 1-800-553-3733
i Leaf removal • Thatching/Seed
S H R U B P R U N IN G
Custom concrete work
NO
JOB
TOO
SMALL
•
Aeration
•
Pruning
CHARGE
Stump Grinding
HANDYMEN
Pool decks, patios, driveways Power Washing. Yard Clean­
24 HR. SERVICE. 283-2682
• Interlocking Pavers
536-2613 or 1-800-400-2613
No job too small. Fully
Y O U R A D !!
914-0001
Up. Attic Cleaning. Driveway
• Landscape Installation
insured. Free estim ates
Sealing. Constrution Removal.
STUMP GRINDING
W IL D C O N C R E T E
• Retaining Structures
Call 495-4013
Will beat any written estimate.
TREES TRIMMED/REMOVED
• Mulch &Top Soil
0 7 9 c F lo o r F in is h in g
Call 576-6975
Lots cleared. Firewood, Wood 0 8 4 M o v i n g
A BETTER IMAGE*INC.
080b H om e
N ow you
Chips. Insured.
238-7976
251-2801
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FLOORS WAXED - Scraping
c an ru n a n a d and
Im p ro v e m e n ts
inflation & Taxes are hurting
Painting & Paperhanging
THATCHING & SEED IN G
shampoo. Make old floors
A LL SEASONS
both of us. I need you, and
Call 251-4623
C H A R G E IT!
ABOUT TO MOVE? Save
Bed Mulching & Weeding
look like new. 30yrs. experi ABSOLUTE-Custom work
you’ll
save money with me.
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536-2613 or 1-800-400-2613 money! Local & long distance. K E L L Y S P A I N T I N G
ence. Guaranteed. 222-8935
• Residential Roofing
manship in all phases of im­ •Beds Reconditioned/Enhanced
Fully insured. Lie. #PM00587.
TREE
&
STUMP
REMOVAL
provements.
Licensed,
ir
•
Commercial Roofing
PAPERHANGING
HAR D W O O D FLO O RS
Call 238-7017
•Trees/Stump Removal
• Vinyl Siding
sured, referrals & free ests.
U s e y o u r V IS A
Is your stump a pain in the
PAPER REMOVAL
Sanded. Finished. Installed
•Aged
Landscapes
Made
New
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GRASS? Free Est. Fully Ins.
15 YEARS EXPERIENCE
or M ASTER CARD
Decks Sanded & Refinished.
•Sod-Stone-Mulch-Soil
Get
Your Best
1-800-553-3733
1
in
Furniture
Care
Any­
Free
Estimates
679-2142
Tom 238-4879
Free Estimates
446-3277 634-1318 JU S T STU M PS
to p a y o r y o u r
where. Full household/partial
A dditions & Alterations
We Show Up!
Competitive
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TREES-*Trimmed-*
Removed
LERIO PAINTING
C la s s ifie d A d
move. Lie. PM00276. Fully
Painting. Fully insured.
FLOORING-Sanding, refinish
ARBEE LANDSCAPING INC
★Stumps Ground^Wood Chips
Insured. Call Jim 370-4123.
Estimate.
Painting, Plastering, Taping, Written
ing. Quality work at reason­ 542-7398 or 1-800-371-7398 Trees, Shrubs, Topsoil, Fill
Reasonable Rates
Sheetrock,
Paperhanging I’ll Beat It By 10%!
able prices. Call 787-5829
257-1416 Anytime
ADDITIONS - Basements Mulch, Stone. All your land­
Free Estimates
1 -8 0 0 -6 6 0 -4 A D S
bathrooms, kitchens, decks scape needs. Bulldozer & UNWANTED SHRUBS
583-0412 1-8QO-794-ROOF
Jobs big or small we do them backhoe work. Fully insured.
390-8655
Stumps/small trees removed. 0 8 4 a L i g h t H a u l i n g
EUROPEAN LADY - If you’re
all! References, free esti Call 721-7142, from 8am-5pm Reasonable prices. 776-7378
tired & unhappy of other • Installed
LONGO PAINTING-Affordable ANYTIME, ANYWHERE
• Sanded mates. Quality Plus 521-2491
cleaning service. 651-8630
AAA AFFORDABLE hauling & prices, inside & outside,
THE R O O F DOCTOR
B O B S L A N D S C A P IN G
. Stained
. Finished
clean-ups of anything on your no job too small. We also do Seals your leaks when you
ADDITIONS, ADD-A-LEVELS, Shrub trimming,Planting & re­
• Repaired
EXPERT CLEANING CO
property.
Free
est.
264-2520
SIDING,
CONCRETE.
carpentry.
Fully
insured,
free
Free
Estimates....431-3126
House and Office. Bonded &
need protection the most.
moval, edging & rototilling,
Shanley Constr. Est. 1962. clean-up
estimates. Charlie 679-6543
Insured. References 495-5111
Roof repair specialist.
& renovations Stone/
Lie. #30824. Call 251-5595
mulch.
Call
462-1967
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ALL REPAIRS - Painting, gut
LANDSCAPE
Floors stripped & waxed. Win­ 0 8 0 G u t t e r s
We do EVERYTHING you
P A IN T E R
ters, siding, cement, installa­ DOBECK & SONS
dows cleaned. Rugs steam
don’t like to do. We’ll remove Inter. & Exter. Quality work. Free estimates. Fully insured.
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tions, leaks, bsmts 462-2550
cleaned. Office cleaning. 25
debris from attic to basement. Reasonable & Neat. 363-3797 Evans Maint. 908-929-3873
TREE EXPERTS
GUTTER Cleaning & Repairs ANTHONY’S HOME
Sp ecializing in
yrs. exp. Call 222-7749
Call Mike 583-5273
ASCH ROOFING and SIDING
TREE
&
STUMP
REMOVAL
FREE ESTIMATES
IMPROVEMENTS - All Interior PROFESSIONAL PRUNING
NEIGHBOR & SON •Seamless Gutters .Repairs
De sig n & Installation
Call John 251-0893
Home Brighteners
& Exterior Alterations & re
Fully Insured. Free Estimates.
Rates the Competition Hates
Interior/Exterior Painting
o f Elegant
238-4463 or 257-6965
S E A M L E S S G U T T E R S pairs. Kit., Baths, Windows & Call 727-2331 day or night
HOUSE CLEANING
& Paperhanging. 747-3845
Trash, Furniture, Debris
Doors,
Hardwood
floors
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Reliable
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No
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Painting,
Basements.
Fully
EVER G R EEN
N U -W A Y P A IN T IN G
Jane or Tami 583-9387
Construction. Roofs, vinyl sid­
by 3L Alluminium
Rick 251-5953
ins., free est. 495-3243
C u s to m W o rk m a n s h ip
446-9027 or 928-0216
P L A N T S C A P E S IN C .
CLEA N -U P S P E C IA L $85. ing, gutters, leaders, all re­
HOMES/OFFICES-Re liable
estimates, insured
woman with experience. Free
in P la n tin g /La yo u t
A room. Powerwashing, Deck pairs. Free
BABYLON HOME Complete Landscape Service
085 O d d J o b s /
(908)458-5619 ___
estimates given. Freehold 0 8 0 a H a n d y m a n
treatments.
Fully
insured.
Call
Let our Professionals Design/
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Boro & Township, Marlboro,
IMPROVEMENTS ■Renovate Your Landscaping
C le a n u p s
Ted (908)530-7343
C E N T U R Y R O O F IN G
S e rv ic e s
Manalapan. 324-0423
Quality Workmanship
Small jobs welcome
We’re Rated #1! Leak special­
5 2 1-4 6 6 3
PAINTING
AAA AFFORDABLE - Clean­
Visit our Nursery
HOUSECLEANING- 16 yrs.
446-4976
gutter cleaning.
70 Route 33, Freehold
ups & odd jobs. Same day Interior/Exterior - Wallpaper ist,
exp.. excellent references.
C & C CON STRUCTION
or call us at 780-9032
service. We take away any removal. Quality work, 20yrs. Guaranteed results. 254-1329
Honest, reliable. $10. off 1st
15yrs. exper. Renovations,
thing. Free est. 264-2520
C O G ER CON TRACTING
All Types of Home Repairs
cleaning. 928-2302
exper. insured John 251-0893
E X T E R IO R D E S IG N E R
Remodeling & Installations. additions & repairs. 291-3818
ODD JOBS
PAINTING- Small jobs done R O O F IN G & G U T T E R S
Let
me
plan
and
design
your
Great Work-Great Prices
DISAPPEARING ATTIC
Painting, Trash & Debris
by retired painter. Very An honest price for a quality
Reasonable fee.
Tony 549-6396
STAIRS Furnished & installed landscaping.
job. Refs., insured. 679-0320
LAWN & LANDSCAPING Removal. 787-9123, 9am-9pm reasonable. 787-0592 Joe
Call 972-7877
Too busy to keep up with
from $154.95 688-8128
TRASH and JUNK REMOVAL PAPERHANGING
household chores? Let me A HELPING HAND
H.T. MAINTENANCE Plug
Lawn Care
Anything
you
want
taken
to
h elp. R e fe re n c e s . Cal Fix, remove, paint, repair, trim
$11./single roll. 23 years exp. CORNERSTONE
Aeration, dethatching, seed
Cleanups
dumps. Free estimates. Call
780-4367
General Contracting
Al 303-9241
Mike 462-9097
ing. Fall clean-up 727-1523
Sod, Stone, Mulch
721-8246
Roofing, siding, windows,
IM M A CU LA TELY C LEA N
ALL AMERICAN HANDYMAN
JOH N’S STUM P Grinding
Renovations
P H IL P O L O & S O N
decks. Serving area since
call Mrs. Clean. 607-0521
Quality work. W/reference
Driveway Sealing
Next day service. 566-3403
1973. Free est. 254-0997
Painting & Paperhanging
0 8 6 P a in tin g
Free estimates. Bill 495-4692
Gutters Cleaned
H O M E IM P R O V E M E N T
J & A C L E A N IN G C O .
Interior/Exterior.
Free
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J & R ROOFING & SIDING
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We meet all your individual ALL AROUND HANDYMAN
Landscaping, maintenance,
•Painting
'Wallpapering
UNBEATABLE RATES
on a Monthly Basis.
cleaning needs. Dusting, vac
All Types of
pruning. Call Anne 251-0572
P R E S T I G E I n t e r io r s
Exp. & Ins. 846-7525
uuming, windows, bathrooms, Home Repairs/Improvements
• Paneling
• Carpentry
P a y m en t o nly on
Painting • Borders • Mouldings
kit., refrig. & oven cleaning 431-3981
257-0580
com pletion o f job.
•Tile
Installation
Free
Estimates,
Call
521-6069
We launder linens, errands
etc. New construction clean­
• Dry Wall Installation
Reasonable rates. Free esti­
536 -70 11
Roofing/Siding/Masonry
M O N M O U T H P A IN T IN G SAL’S PAINTING Free
up, move-in, move out, office
estimates. Fully Insured
• Custom Shelving & Cabinetry mates. Complete landscaping
W e CARE
cleaning, party clean up. Carpentry, painting, bath
services. Bill’s Landscaping
&
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INTERIOR/EXTERIOR
Call 254-0588
Daily, weekly, monthly. In rooms & kitchens. 238-2257
• Bathroom & Kitchen
721-8671
1-800-339-8159
•
Interior/Exterior
sured & bonded. 536-6818
(908)
521-1713
Improvements
• Commercial/Residential
082 La w n M ow er
Improvements
MIRACLE MAIDS Large or small. Painting, car­
720-0646
QUALITY IS OUR TRADITION
R e p a ir
WILL CLEAN YOUR HOME pentry, etc. Reasonable rates.
S & R ROOFING & SIDING
Free
Estimates
Fully
Insured
Hung
with
TLC,
Patience
&
446-9111 Free Est,
LIKE JT WAS THEIR OWN!
Windows, Carpentry. Fully Ins.
Call Yaacov, 390-1945
LAWN MOWER ABSOLUTELY AFFORDABLE Neatness! Maria 888-1337
Professional cleaning
FREE Estimates
679-2291
Fully insured. Reasonable
Paperhanger & Painter. Refer
Small Engine Repair
SHANLEY Construction
Custom Landscaping
Satisfaction guaranteed
ences.
Call
Mike
775-4307.
House,
garden
&
hand
tools
Aluminum & vinyl Siding.
and Lawn Care
Available days, evenings &
sharpened. Pickup & delivery ALL PAINTING JOBS089 P lu m b in g
Replacement Windows. Est
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL
Saturdays. Call 495-3911
1962 Lic#30824. 251 -5595
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Excellent indoor & outdoor
FREE starter fertilizer & $50. available. 431-0913
P -U -R -R -F -E -C -T -L -Y
painting. Residential & com
OFF any complete thatching,
A. & J.
mercial. Free estimates. Fully
aerating or power seeding.
C LEA N
Good thru Sept. 30th.
PLUMBING & HEATING
insured. 679-5999
0 8 3 M a s o n r y / P a v in g
HOME CLEANING AT ITS
Deposit required. 238-8330
Repairs, remodeling, water 0 9 2 S p e c i a l S e r v i c e s
• A D D -A -L E V E L
• D O RM ER
ANTHONY’S
VERY BEST. 257-8463
heaters, sewer & drain clean
LAWNS CUT - Small lawns
B
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• K IT C H E N S
H a v e B ru s h .W ill T ra v e l ing. Lie. 5842. Call 238-3564
S P A R K L IN G C L E A N
OK,
trees
&
bushes;
trimmed
AFFORDABLE
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494-0044 or 360-1997
Painter & Handyman Services
Will clean your home like my
or removed. Call 446-3196
on all Interlocking concrete & Installation & repairs of win­ A L A N B L A C K B U R N
POWERWASHING
own. Reliable, honest, de
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MANOR LANDSCAPING
dows, doors, fixtures, mail
brick pavers.
pendable. 679-3251
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Lawn maintenance, rock, sod • Patios • Walkways • Driveways boxes. Painting, chimney Plumbing/Heating. Sewer and Homes, decks, driveways,
concrete, patios, boats. Mold
& seed, trees & shrubs, mulch 10 yrs. exp.
Free est. flashing, leaders, gutters, etc. Drain Cleaning. Water Heat­ and mildew removal. Call
ers. Remodeling. Lie. 5325
& grading. Free estimates. No
Call Tony at 566-2051
A BETTER IMAGE, INC.
Craig 542-9092 or 542-0134
job
too
small.
246-4756
251-2801
T O T A L H O M E IM P R O V E M E N T C O R P .
A LLISO N Garage Door Co.
2 3 8 -2 9 4 5
For Classified
AJM MASONRY - Brick resto
2 7 3 M a in St. M a ta w a n
2 4 H r. P ho ne
M c G IL L ’S T R E E S V C . ration, chimneys, pointing, wa­
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Classified Works
terproofing. Call 290-0867
NATURES FRIEND
HANDYMAN
REMODELING
CEILINGS
10% DISCOUNT
GOLD STAR
PAINTING
WOOD & SON
ALEX SMUTKO
ROOFING
SYNONYMOUS
WOOD FLOORS
CLEANUPS
REMOVAL
★ NEED HELP ★
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HOUSEKEEPING
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LAWN CLEAN UP
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JERSEY ROOFING
ROOFING
LAWN
RENOVATION
SPECIALISTS
WALLPAPER
C a ll B a rry T h e B u ild e r
“ He C a re s ”
A D D -A -R O O M
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5 6 6 -2 8 2 8
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092 Special S ervices 095 Wallpapering
A T A P o w e r C le a n i n g
Surface cleaning experts.
Homes, decks, concrete,
driveways, roofs, vinyl,
aluminum & wood siding.
1-800-794-1417
AUTO DETAILING
Compound. Wax-interiors/
engines. Freehold. 462-8350
FURNITURE
105 Boats for Sale
INTERIOR DESIGN
WORKSHOP
BOAT RENTAL
Hourly/Daily
Is giving you, yourself, the op­
portunity to design 1 room in
your home with confidence Daysailers, catamarans, sununder friendly, professional fish, power boats. 793-2000
guidance. Small classes
(forming now) starting in Sep­
te m b e r. For info call 1 1 0 A u t o s f o r S a le
613-0913. Groups & non-profit
organizations welcome.
ACURA Legend ’88 4 dr.
Auto. Loaded. Exc cond. Best
0 9 6 a W in d o w /
offer. Call 238-0652
T re a tm e n ts
WATER SKIING
REFINISHING REPAIR
Caning*Rushing
938-4064
ODD JOBS Can do most any­ C U S T O M C U R T A I N S
thing. No Job Too Small. Call
Low Prices.............. 577-0375
John 251-0893
POWER WASHING
BMW 533i ’84
beige with brown leather inte­
rior. Sunroof, 5 speed, factory
spoiler package. New tires,
adult owned. Great condition.
Best offer. 721 -3826
SEW & SEW
With hand scrubbing of alumi­
num & vinyl siding. Driveways, CUSTOM: Blinds & Shades,
sidewalks & brick cleaning. Cornices, Comforters, Shams,
Window Treatments, Pillows.
Call John 251-0893
MC & Visa. Call 972-8763
PRINTING - Business cards &
Stationery, Announcements & WINDOW TR EA T M EN TS
Invitations. Call 495-1364
SAFE HOUSE
House sitting service. Going
away? We watch your home
by the day, week or longer.
Pet sitting also. 566-8690
SLIPCOVERS, Custom made,
your fabric. Quality work at
BIG Savings. Call 257-5409
T E LE P H O N E Installation
Repair, Jacks, Wiring
25 yrs. exp. w/NYNEX
Call Ed, 536-2477
0 9 4 T a ilo r in g
ALTERATIONS
By Gail, 780-5255
H E M M IN G , E T C ...
C A D IL L A C C IM M E R O N
V6, 2.8, ’86. 115,000 orig. mi.
Exc. cond. $2,300. 972-0404
110 Autos for Sale
1 1 2 A u to /T ru c k
$ CASH PAID $
H O N D A A c c o r d ’ 83
Air, 81,000miles. Perfect run­ All makes & models. Cash on
ning condition. Asking $2,500. the SPOT. Call 477-6846
or best offer. Call 251 -8263
AAA ABLE & DEAD 7 Days
HONDA A CC O R D LXI 88
Free Removal of Junk Cars.
Reliable, a/c, sunroof, am/fm
$$ for new & old. 390-5531
ster. cass., 5 spd., 49,000 mi.
ALL CASH AT OUR DOOR$8,188. 238-1265
1978 and newer cars and
J E E P C H E R O K E E ’8 4 trucks. Running and repair­
p/s, p/b, auto., air, am/fm able. 727-7131 or 324-1166.
cass. Rebuilt V-6 eng. $3,500. DONATE your car/truck to
or best offer. Call 679-7447
Foundation serving the Blind.
IRS Tax Deduct. Free towing.
M A Z D A M l A T A ’91
Need not run. 201-420-1112.
Mint cond. Red w/hard top,
am/fm cass. a/c, back spoiler, F R E E R E M O V A L O F
5 speed. Retail book val. J U N K C A R S . 2 2 5 -2 1 2 6
$15,450. Sacrif. $14,900.
JU N K & RUNNING C A R S
536-8700
24 HOUR SERVICE
O L D S D E LTA 80
TOP CASH PRICES PAID
2 dr., V-6, p/s, p/b, 76,000 mi.
CALL 536-8031
$750. or best offer. 257-3897
PLYM OUTH Voyager S E
BY JERRY
D A T S U N 3 0 0 Z X ’8 4
19 S E A R A Y C U D D Y
Must sell. Exc. cond. 140 I/O, black, hand painted detailing.
MerCruiser, w/trailer. Extras. T/tops, 5 speed, digital dash,
fully loaded. $4,200. 727-3836
$7,200. Best offer. 251 -6257
F O R D M u s ta n g L X ’86
25’ BAYLINER
Fully loaded. 1 owner. 90,000
10’ beam, dual batteries. mi. Asking $3,000. 364-3406
Combo Type & Sew 462-7494 '86.
Loran. Head w/macerator. Full
galley, sleeps 6. $15,000. or
SEAMSTRESS
best offer. Owner will hold fi­
Call (908)308-4159
’87. Auto, air, p/s, p/b, tinted
nancing. (201) 818-1813
windows. Very clean, exc.
cond. $3,450. Call 651-7309
FORD-Granada 1976, good
Alterations. Men/Women.
running condition, dark blue,
Expert/customized. Same day
low miles. $900.00. Call
service.Reasonable. 251-6127
679-3148
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Truck. 24 Hr Flatbed Service.
Exc. cond. $8,300. 972-0404
Reasonable Towing. 787-5453
PONTIAC GRAND AM 86
WANTED-RUNNING and
Loaded. Perfect running cond. REPAIRABLE Cars & Trucks
Asking $2,500. Call 972-0428 $100. and UP. Junk Cars
PO NTIAC TR A N S AM ’84 Removed. Cali 238-9481
Air, am/fm cass, p/w, p/locks, WE BUY JUNK CARS
rear def. $4,500. 536-4473
Marlboro Auto Wreckers
591-1400
PORSCHE 924S ’87 - 5spd„
sunroof, all power, silver,
50,000m i., excel, cond 1 1 3 A u t o P a r t s /
$11,500. Call 928-0281
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PORSCHE 944 ’86 Silver/
black inter., auto., a/c, sun­
roof, am/fm cass., 51,000mi., HAVE AN ASE - Certified
g a r a g e d . E xcel, cond. technician work on your car at
home or elsewhere. For rea­
$12,500. 446-0346 7:30pm
sonable rates. Call Bill
TRAILERS for sale. All types 536-4245 after 5pm______
Utility Trailers to 26 ton. Call
TIRE & RIM - NEW
446-9209. Open Weekends
175x13 Subaru
$45. Call 679-4372
62,000 miles, 5 speed, no W IN D S H IE L D R E P A IR
rust, dark blue. Original DONE at your HOME/WORK
owner. Excellent condition. FREE ESTIMATES. 294-0002
Call 274-1722 after 5pm
xBUICK RIVIERA ’90- Landau
roof, maroon, 6 cyl., loaded w/ T o p la c e y o u r a d h e re ,
full powers, am/fm ster. cass. C a ll 1 - 8 0 0 -6 6 0 - 4 -A D S
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Paid for Driveable CARS,
p/s, p/b, am/fm ster. $11,000.
VANS, TRUCKS/No Junk
739-1195
727-3887, call 7 days
Custom Made Shop At Home
C H E V Y Cam aro 82 Z28
Verticals, mini blinds, pleated
shades. 60% discount w/free Indy Pace Car. 305. Runs
great. Am/fm cass. $1,600.
estimate, measuring and
installation. 100% guaranteed. Call 458-6516
Jerry Asch 1-609-655-7548
C H EV Y C avalier 184 5 Spd
4 Cyl. 4 Dr. Air, p/s, p/b, am/
fm w/cass. $1,100. 727-2485
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CHEVY CAVALIER ’84- 4 cyl.,
auto, p/s, p/b, air. Kenwood
1 7 ’ S U T P H E N J e t D riv e stereo. $1,500. Call 727-9308
w/rebuilt 454, 425 hp. Boat is CHEVY NOVA ’76- Orig
in EXCELLENT CONDITION. owner. 81,000 mi. Good cond.
$250. Call 727-2546
$6,000. w/trailer. 269-2589
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1989 HVUNIH SONOTA
4 Dr, 4 Cyl., Auto, P/S/B/ A/C,
AM/FM St/Cass, Fabric Int,
Cosole, R/Def., T/GIss, Body
Side Mldgs., Pin Stiping,
Int/Wprs.,
Radials, Gauges.
57,564 mi. Stk #P0026. VIN
#KU486274.
1988 SUBARU GL
4 Dr, Auto, P/S, P/B, 4 cyl., A/C,
Tint Glass, AM/FM Stereo Cass,
Fab. Int., Console, Gauges, T/Whl,
T/GIss, Body Side Mldgs., Defrost,
Radials, Int. Wprs., Pin Striping,
60,603 mi. Stk #1045A. VIN #
KU050402.
$
3 DR. H/B, Auto, P/S, P/B, A/C, 4
cyl., AM/FM St/Cassette, Fabric Int.,
Gauges, R/Defrost, PAH/indows,
P/Mirrors, Tilt Wheel, R/WiperWasher, Body Side Moldings, Pin
Striping, Intermit. Wipers, Radials.
68,402 mi. Stk #P0023. VIN
#JC804946.
$
$
4,895
5,175
5,285
1991 CHEVYCAVALIER
2 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto Trans., Pwr
Steer, Pwr. Brakes, A/C, AM/FM
Stereo/Cass., Fabric Int., Console,
R/Def., T/Whl.,T/Glass, Body Side
Moldings, Pin Striping, Mats, Rad.
Tires, Styled Wheels 23,029 mi.
Stk# P0024. VIN #M7140758
$
7,975
K in d
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A D i f f e r e n t K in d
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1 9 8 8 H O N D A AC CO R D LX
4 Dr, 4 Cy!, 5 Spd. Man. Trans,
P/S/B, A/C, AM/FM St/Cass,
Fabric Int, Gauges, R/Defr,
P/Wind/Mirr/Ant/Dr Locks, Tilt
Wheel, Tint GIs, Body Side
Mldg, Int Wipers, Radi Tires
46,424 mi. Stk. 10G. VIN
#JA174090
$
8 ,4 9 5
1 9 8 8 A C U R A IN T E G R A L S
5 DR H/B, 4 Cyl, Auto, P/S, P/B,
A/C, AM/FM Stereo/Cass, Fabric
Int, Gauges, P/Windows, Tilt
Wheel, P/Door Locks, R/WiperWasher, Body Side Moldings,
Cruise Control, Intermit. Wipers,
Radials, 60,062 mi., Stk #12G,
VIN #JS005503.
$
8 ,7 8 5
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1992 LA S E R RS
ALL WHEEL DRIVE TURBO
CELEBRATING THE G R A N D OPENING
OF OUR BROOKLYN,
3 DR, H/B, VIN# NE014226, 4 CYL., 5
SPD., P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM ST/CASS
w/EQ, w/CL, FAB/INT, BUCKETS,
REC/SEATS, CONSOLE, GAUGES, R/DEF,
P/W, P/D/L, P/MIR, BD/SIDE/MD, TINT,
R/WIPE-WASH, TILT, CRUISE, P/TR,
INTERMIT WIPERS, MATS, RAD, ALUM
WH, 5843 DEMO ML, MSRP: $19,610,
EBATE: $1500, COLLEGE GRAD REBATE:
$500, DISCOUNT: $2210.
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W/EQ, P/SEATS, REC/SEATS, CONSOLE,
GAUGES, R/DEF, P/W, P/D/L, P/ANT,
P/MIR, BD/SIDE/MD, TINT, TILT, CRUISE,
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INTERMIT WIPERS, MATS, MARK CROSS
LEATHER INTERIOR, ELECTRONIC FEATURES
GROUP, WIRE WHEEL COVERS, MSRP:
$31,476, REBATE: $1500, COLLEGE GRAD.
REBATE: $500, DISCOUNT: $4081.
* 2 5 ,3 9 5
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LeB A R O N
C O N V E R T IB L E
2 DR., VIN# NF199787, 6 CYL., AUTO,
OVERDRIVE, P/S, P/B, A/C, AM/FM ST/CASS,
FAB/INT, P/SEATS, BUCKETS, REC/SEATS,
CONSOLE, R/DEF, P/W, P/D/L, P/MIR,
BD/SIDE/MD, TINT, TILT, CRUISE, PIN STRIP,
INTERMIT WIPERS, MATS, MINI TRIP COMPUTER,
ALUM WH, 5385 DEMO Ml., MSRP: $20,925,
REBATE: $1000, COLLEGE GRAD REBATE: $500,
CHRYSLER DISCOUNT: $400, DEALER
DISCOUNT: $2130.
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COND., AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE W/CLOCK, ^ABRIC INTERIOR,
GAUGES, R/DEFROST, P/MIRRORS, TILT WHEEL, P/DOOR LOCKS,
TINTED GLASS, R/WIPER/WASHER, BODY SIDE MOLDINGS,
CRUISE CONTROL, P/TAILGATE RELEASE, PIN STRIPING,
INTERMIT. WIPERS, 7 PASSENGER, BSW TIRES, RADIALS, 14,503
MILES. STK #2977. VIN #NX125072.
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4 D R ., V I N # J W 1 1 1 0 1 7 , 8 C Y L , A U T O , P / S ,
P /B , A / C , A M / F M S T/C A S S , F A B /IN T ,
R / D E F , P / W , P / D / L , T IL T , C R U I S E , W I R E
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CONVERT, 6 CYL, AUTO TRANS, P/STEERING, P/BRAKES, AIR
COND., AM /FM STEREO/CASSETTE W/CLOCK, LEATHER
INTERIOR, P/SEATS, CONSOLE, GAUGES, R/DEFROST,
P/WINDOWS, P/MIRRORS, TILT WHEEL, P/DOOR LOCKS,
TINTED GLASS, BODY SIDE MOLDINGS, CRUISE CONTROL,
PIN STRIPING, INTERMIT. WIPERS, 16" ALUM. WHEELS, BSW
TIRES, RADIALS, 5,600 MILES, STK #2965, VIN #NF151479.
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V I N 3 N L 0 5 2 9 0 4 , S tk # 1 8 2 7 4 , 4 cyl,
a u to , p/s, p/b, fabric interior, n o a/c,
r/def, t/glass, b s m M S R P $ 1 1 ,8 1 5 .
V I N O N A 1 0 4 1 5 4 , S t k # 1 8 2 8 9 , 4 c y l, a u t o ,
p /s , p /b , a / c , a m /f m s t e r /c a s s , f a b in t, r /d e f,
p /w /m /a , t /w h l, t /l/t , t /g la s s , b s m , c /c , in t
w p r s , B S W tir e s . M S R P $ 1 7 , 1 6 0 .
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p/s, p/b, no a/c, fab int, r/d e f,, t/whl, t/gls,
bsm, p/trnk. M S R P $ 13 ,8 10 .
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c y l, a u to , p /s , p /b , a m /fm s te r /c a s s , fa b in t,
r /d e f, p /w /m /a , t/w h l, p /l/tr n k , t /g la s s , b s m ,
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Int., Buckets, Rec/Seats, R/Def., Tint, Pin Stripe, Anti-Lock
Brake System , Rad. Tires. Stk. #488, Vin. #N 7569717.
M SRP $ 1 2 ,1 1 1 .0 0 .4 7 regular paym ents of $189. Final
paym ent: $3399.48. $1000 dow n paym ent, A P R 4.9% .
• Purchaser paysa substantial final
payment at the end of theterm.
• Purchaser hasthe optionto refinancethe
final payment, make the final payment or,
with 30-day advance written noticeto
GMAC, turn overthe vehicleto the dealer
at end of termand pay a $250 disposal fee.
• If vehicle isturned over to dealer,
purchaser is responsiblefor excesswear
and useand excess mileage.
• Subject to approval by GMAC.
• Tax, MV add’tl.
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6 2 L c w e r M a i n St., M a t a w a n , N.J.
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P r i c e s in c lu d e a ll c o s t s t o c o n s u m e r e x c e p t f o r li c e n s e , r e g i s t r a t i o n & t a x e s .
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FAMILY CARS
1991 FORD TAURUS GL
V-6 , auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
P/W, P/m irrors, tilt/cruise, airbag, r. def.,
AM /FM stereo w /cass., cloth int. Loaded!
Stk. #P 3230. VIN #M A1562 94.2 0,9 17 miles.
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s t o c k !
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V-8 , auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
P/W, P/seat, P/m irrors, tilt/cruise, r. def.,
A M /FM stereo w /cass., cloth int. Loaded!
Stk. #U3576. VIN #FZ210463. 56,889
PLU S
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3 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., r. def., AM /FM ster­
eo. Stk. #U 3464. VIN #M 6759781. 24,734
miles
7 5
u s e d
T r u c k s
S e l e c t i o n
1991 GEO METRO
V-6 , 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
P/W, P/seat, P/mirrors,, tilt/cruise, console,
buckets, r. def., AM /FM stereo w/cass., sprt.
whls., le ather int., P/m oonroof, ABS, JBL,
keyless entry, Loaded! VIN #LA159109.
o v e r
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1991 FORD F-350 DUMP
TRUCK
V- 8 . 4 spd. man. trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C,
AM /FM
stereo.
Stk.
#P 34 3 4 .
VIN
#M C A 2 2 4 6 5 .1 1 ,4 9 6 miles.
. e _ _ _
1 0 ,0 3 0
miles
*5,647 33,839 miles.
2 995 1988 DODGE DAYTONA
4 cyl., 5 spd. m an. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, tilt
1990 FORD BRONCO II XLT
whl., r. def., AM /FM stereo w /cass., sprt.
$1 1,995 1988 HONDA ACCORD LX
V- 6 , 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
whls.,
cloth
Int. Stk. #U 3422. VIN
1989 TOYOTA SUPRA
4 cyl., auto trans., w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
P/W, tilt/cruise, console, buckets, r. def.,,
870 AM
V-6 , 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, # JG 40300 1.42,669 miles.
P/W, P/m irrors, tilt/cruise, r. def., AM /FM
/FM stereo w /cass., clo th int. Loaded!
P/W, P/seat, P/m irrors, tilt/cruise, console,
1990 FORD TAURUS GL
stereo, cloth int. Stk. #U 3484. VIN
Stk.
#U3478T. VIN #LU B12976. 19,640
buckets, r. def., AM /FM stereo w /cass., sprt.
V-6 , auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
#JA 206857 .46,660 miles.
$g t j g g
whls.,
cloth
int.
Loaded!
Stk.
#U3474.
VIN
P/W, P/m irrors, tilt/cruise, r. def., AM /FM
1991 FORD ESCORT LX
*12,695
stereo, cloth int. Stk. #P3165. VIN
#K 0110714.32,098 miles.
$-| 2 895 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., miles
1989 FORD TEMPO
#LA 1299 45.3 0,1 09 miles.
$(
AM /FM stereo, cloth int., Stk. #P 3311. VIN
9,355 4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
1991 CHEVY S-10 PICKUP
#M W 3 2 4 4 4 1 .18,662 miles.
$y g g g
P/m irrors, console, buckets, r. def., AM /FM
4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C,
1986 CHEVY CAMARO
stereo w/cass., cloth int. Stk. #U 3461. VIN
1991 FORD ESCORT WAGON
AM
/FM stereo w /cass., bedliner. Stk.
V-6 , auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
#K K 106818. A s traded 20,256 miles.
#U3409T. VIN #M 8225 271.18,5 29 miles.
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P/W, P/m irrors, tilt/cruise, console, buckets, 1987 DODGE COLT
4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/m irrors,
0 ,9 9 5
r. def., AM /FM stereo w/cass., cloth int., sprt. 4 cyl., auto trans. P/S, P/B, A/C, console,
console, buckets, r.def., AM /FM stereo, cloth
*7,995
buckets, r. def., AM /FM stereo, cloth int. Stk.
whls.
Loaded!
Stk. #U 3527.
VIN
int. Stk. #P 3269. VIN #M R 108584. 24, 329
#U 3482.V IN # JU D 274 29.73,731 miles.
1989 PONTIAC 6000 SE
#G N 166104. 69,516 miles.
*4 9 8 1
auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W,
$8,475 V-P/m6 ,irrors,
*2,997 1991 FORD AEROSTAR XLT
tilt/cruise, console, buckets, r. def.,
EXTENDED CAB
1991 FORD TAURUS GL
AM /FM stereo w /cass., cloth int., sprt. whls.,
1980 FORD THUNDERBIRD
V- 6 , auto trans., w /od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
1986 CHEVY CAVALIER
Loaded! Stk. #U 3510. VIN #K T203967.
WAGON
P/W, tilt/cruise, r. def., AM /FM stereo
V-8 , auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W,
4 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def., con­
V-6 , Auto trans., w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
P/W, P/seat, P/m irrors, tilt/cruise, airbag,
roof rack, r. def., AM /FM stereo, cloth int.,
third seat. Loaded! Stk. #P 3363. VIN
#M G 12 2 4 9 4 .2 0 ,9 3 2 miles.
S-J 3 4 0 5
1985 CHRYSLER LEBARON
4 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C,
tilt/cruise, r. def., AM /FM stereo, cloth int.
Stk.
#U 3546. VIN #FF 154094. 90,473
$2 ? 8 2
mites.
40,291 miles.
* 8 ,9 9 5
1989 CHEVY CORSICA
4 c y l„ auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, r.def.,
AM /FM stereo, cloth int. Stk. #U 3465. VIN
#K E294919.32,501 miles.
$j . g g g
1990 FORD TAURUS
V-6 , auto trans. w /od., P/S, P/B, A/C,
P/m irrors, tilt/cruise, r. def., AM /FM stereo
w /cass., cloth int. Stk. #U3436. VIN
#LA 1375 41.3 4,4 43 miles.
$g
1989 FORD TAURUS L
4 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, con­
sole. buckets, r.def., AM /FM stereo, cloth int.
Stk.
#113488. VIN #I_Z336799. 26,383
m iies
$ 7 9 g 5
4 cyl., auto trans. w/od, P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def.,
AM /FM stereo, cloth int. Stk. #U 3446. VIN
#K G 1305 93.6 4,2 09 miles.
1988 FORD TAURUS GL
4 cyl., auto trans. w /od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
P/W, P/m irrors, r. def., AM /FM stereo, cloth
int. Stk. #U 3562. VIN #H 236729. 51,631
$6,630
m iles
1986 BUICK LESABRE
V- 6 , Auto Trans, w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
P/W, tilt/cruise, r. def., AM /FM stereo, cloth
int. Loaded! VIN #G H 49 0207.70,114 miles.
*5,981
1986 MERCURY SABLE IS
V-6 , auto trans., w/od., PS,
P/seat, P/m irrors, tilt/cruise,
stereo w/cass., cloth int.
#P 3416. VIN #G G667097.
P/B, A/C, P/W,
r. def., AM /FM
Loaded! Stk.
O nly 47,979
m"es
1988 BUICK REGAL
*6,487
*7,895
SPORTY CARS
1990 CHEVY CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE
V-8 , auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
P/W, P/seat, P/mirrors, tilt/cruise, console,
buckets, AM /FM stereo w/cass., alum , whls.,
leather int. Loaded! Stk. #U 3502. VIN
#L5 115176.34,914 miles.
QQ
z 4 jO « IO
V-6 , auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def.,
AM /FM stereo, cloth int. Stk. #U 3445. VIN
#H P 31687 1.64 ,78 4 miles.
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LUXURY CARS
V-6 , auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
P/W, P/seat, P/m irrors, tilt/cruise, console,
buckets, r. def., AM /FM stereo, sprt. whls.,
cloth int. Loaded! Stk. #P3126. VIN
#LH 1717 34.3 3,9 93 miles.
q 3Q Q
1988 FORD CROWN VICTORIA
V- 8 , auto trans. w /od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
P/W, P/m irrors, tilt/cruise, r. def., AM /FM
stereo, cloth int. Loaded! Stk. #U 3555. VIN
#JX 1046 30.3 7,9 10 miles.
$g g g g
4 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
P/W, P/m irrors, cruise, w ire whls., airbag,
console, buckets, AM /FM stereo w/cass.,
cloth int. Loaded! Stk. #P 3302. VIN
#M F150933. O nly 12,583 miles.
1992 FORD CROWN VICTORIA
V- 8 , auto trans. w /od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
P/W, P/seat, P/m irrors, tilt/cruise, r. def.,
AM /FM stereo w/cass., alum, whls., cloth int.
Loaded! Stk. #U3528. VIN # N X 1 18159.
*12,595
1991 FORD THUNDERBIRD
V- 6 , auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
P/W, P/seat, P/m irrors, tilt/cruise, console,
buckets, r. def., sprt. whls., AM /FM stereo,
cloth int. Loaded! Stk. #U 3483. VIN
#M H 1607 40.2 3,0 46 miles.
1989 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL
V- 6 , auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
P/W, P/seat, P/m irrors, tilt/cruise, r. def.,
AM /FM stereo w/cass., alum, whls., leather
int., S ignature Series. Loaded! Stk. #U3542.
VIN #K Y 7788 48.27,687 miles.
*11,995
1990 FORD ESCORT GT
A
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s e r v ic e
R
V- 8 , auto trans., w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
P/W, P/seat, P/m irrors, tilt/cruise, r. def.,
AM /FM stereo w/cass., alum, whls., leather
int., R oadster roof. VIN #K Y717815. 36,745
*7,995
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V-6 , auto trans. w /od., P/S, P/B, A/C, r. def.,
AM /FM stereo, cloth int. Stk. #U3495T. VIN
#L Z B 5300 5.30,900 miles.
^ 2 9 5
1989 FORD F-150 XLT
6 cyl., 4 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C,
tilt/cruise, sprt. whls., cloth int., AM /FM ster­
eo w/cass., ABS. Stk. #P3182T. VIN
#K N B 7 6001. O nly 19,242 miles.
*9,495
1986 CHEVY K5 BLAZER 4x4
V-8 , auto trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L, P/W,
tilt/cruise, r. def., AM /FM stereo w/cass.,
steel whls., cloth int. Loaded! Stk. #U3410T.
VIN #G F1494 26.8 9,1 82 miles.
*5,743
1986 DODGE D-250 4X4
V-8 , auto trans. P/S, P/B, no A/C, AM /FM
stereo
w/cass.
Stk.
#U3480T.
VIN
#G S096414.77 ,4 8 7 miles.
g g g
*8,981
1986 FORD F-150
6 cyl., 3 spd. man. trans. Stk. #U3567T. VIN
#C C A 4 5 2 4 3 .76,133 miles.
*1,994
L o w
B
P/B, A/C,
AM /FM stereo w/cass. Stk. #U3491T. VIN
#K 509768 2.32,522 miles.
g g g
V- 8 , 4 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C,
AM /FM stereo w /cass., plow. Stk. #U3504T.
VIN #H N A 20541.66,4 85 miles.
1982 FORD F100
*4,847
•
*14,795
1990 FORD AEROSTAR XLT
*13,995 1987 FORD DIESEL F250 4x4
TRUCKS
P/W, tilt/cruise, console, buckets, r. def.,
AM /FM stereo w /cass., cloth int. Loaded!
Stk. #U 3448. VIN #H 1144393.82,501 miles.
e c ip ie n t
w/cass., cloth int., 7 pass. Loaded! Stk.
#P 3452.V IN #M Z B 2 3 8 3 8 .19,777 miles.
*14,985
1989 DODGE DAKOTA
1989 LINCOLN TOWN CAR
V-6 , 5 spd. m an. trans., P/S,
4 cyl., 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C,
P/mirrors, tilt/cruise, console, buckets, r.def.,
AM /FM stereo, sprt. whls., cloth int., Loaded!
Stk. #P 3266. VIN #LT1839 34.2 6,7 39 miles.
’7,495
*16,595
25,454 miles.
4 573
1987 MAZDA 626
’
4 cyl., auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
V- 6 , 5 spd. man. trans., P/S, P/B, A/C, con­
sole, buckets, r. def., AM /FM stereo w/cass.,
cloth int. Stk. #P 3392. VIN #K L178782. Only
2 2 ,0 7 4 miles.
...
*9,895
•
*2,590
1987 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS
1989 CHEVY CAMARO
V-6 , auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
P/W, P/m irrors, tilt/cruise, r. def., AM /FM
stereo, cloth int., alum. whls. Loaded! Stk.
#P3273. VIN #LA 1832 57.3 0,4 37 miles.
’
4 990
1989 EAGLE PREMIER ’
mles
sole, buckets, cloth int., AM /FM radio. Stk.
#U 3486.V IN # G J117309.92,177 miles.
1991 MUSTANG LX CONVERTIBLE
1990 PONTIAC GRAND AM
V-6 , auto trans. w/od., P/S, P/B, A/C, P/L,
P/W, P/seats, P/m irrors, tilt/cruise, r. def.,
AM /FM stereo w/cass., cloth int. Loaded!
Stk.
#U 3397. VIN #JA 171852. 60,020
tilt/cruise, console, r. def., AM /FM stereo
w/cass., leather int., Loaded! Stk. #U 3543.
VIN #7F 187766. 72,844 miles. $ g 2 9 4
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P r e - O
F o r d s
6 cyl., auto trans., P/S, P/B, no A/C, AM /FM
radio. Stk. #U3501T. VIN
64,415 miles.
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#G NA69631.
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1992 E s c o rt L X 5 -D o o r
1992 Tem po G L
1992 Tau rus L Station W agon
1.9L 4cyl, au to tran s, p/s, a /c , d u al e le c rem ote
mirrors, light conv. gro u p , r-def, am /fm s te r/c a s s
Stk #8624, VIN#N W f49903, MSRP $12,252
1992 E x p lo re r X L T 4x2
2.3L 4cyl, auto trans, p/s, p/b, a/c, p/wind,
p/lcks, dual e le c rem ote mirrors, r-def, light
g roup, am/fm s te r/c a s s, driver air b a g restraint
system , Stk #9141, VIN #NK 174885,
MSRP $13,892
3.0L 6 cyl, auto overdrive trans, a/c , p/s, p/b,
r-def, hvy duty su sp e n sio n , driver air b a g
restraint system , Stk #9353, VIN #N A 268726,
MSRP $18,725
4.0L V6, auto overdrive tran, 2 wd, p/s, p/b with rear
wheel anti-lock, a/c, cloth capt chairs, am/fm
ster/cass, intr wipers, privecy glass, perf-axle, trailer
towing pkg, lugage rack, p235 owl all-terain tires,
Stk #9521, VIN #NUD76424, MSRP $21,796
$8,895*
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'88 Pontiac 6000
Safari W agon
6cyl, aulo tran. a/c, p/s. p/b, tilt,
p/wind, p/driver seat, p/lcks, r-def.
cruise, am/fm ster/cass, 58,975 mi.
VIN #J9258722, Stk #2997
$ 5,995
'90 M itsubishi Ec lip s e
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'8 7 hyundai
4 cyf, auto tran, no a/c, p/s,
p/b, 4-dr, am/fm ster/cass,
35,274 mi, VIN #HU197275,
Stk #3066
'8 6 F o rd Ta u ru s L X
6 cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s. p/b.
p/mirr, p/wind, p/lcks, p/trnk
rel, cruise, r-def, 66,139 mi,
VIN #6A128180, Stk #3090
$ 2 ,9 9 5
$ 5 ,9 9 5
'91 F o rd Pro b e G T
'91 F o rd M ustang L X
5 .0 L
4 cyl, auto Ir a n . a te . p/s, p/b. tilt,
p/mirr, p/lcks, cruise, tnt glass,
sport whls. am/fm ster/cass.
29,387 mi, VIN #L3029310, Stk
#3061
6 cyl. man tran. a/c, p/s, p/b, tilt,
p/mirr. p/wind, p/seats, p /lc k s .
p/ant. p/trnk rel, cruise, r-def. tnt
glass, sport whls. sunroof, leather,
am/fm ster/cass. 26.453 mi, VIN
#M5110109. Stk #3072
8 cyl, auto Iran, a/c, p/b. tilt, p/mirr,
p/wind, p/lcks. p/trnk rel, cruise,
r-def, tnt glass, sport whls. am/fm
ster/cass, 25.700 mi, VIN
#MF113463 Stk #3076
$ 1 0 ,9 9 5
$ 1 1 ,9 9 5
$ 1 1 ,9 9 5
'89 M ercury Sable
'88 M ercury C o u g a r
6 cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b. tilt,
p/mirr. p/wind, p/driver seal, p/lcks.
p/trk rel, cruise, r-def. am/tm
ster/cass, 36,308 mi. VIN
#KG635726 mi, Slk #3056
6 cyl, auto tran, a/c. p/s, p/b.
tilt, p/mirr, p/ant. p/lcks, cruise,
r-def. tnt glass, am/fm
ster/cass, 37,726 mi, VIN
#JH633068. Stk #3005
'90 Fo rd Taurus
W agon
$ 7 ,4 9 5
’90 F o rd Taurus G L
6 cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s. p/b, tilt,
p/wind, p/seats, p/lcks, p/trunk
rel, cruise, r - d e l, tnt glass, am/fm
ster/cass. ABS, 31,390 mi, VIN
#LA240113, Stk #2919
$9,995
$ 7,995
'9 0 Ford S . C .
T h u n d e rb ird S u p e r
Coupe
6 cyl auto Iran, a/c. p/s. p/b, lilt, p/mirr,
0/wnd. p/seats, p/lcks. p/ant p/trnk rel.
cruise, r-def. tnl glass, sport wtils,
sunroof, leather am/tm ster/cass. 41,065
mi. VIN#LH166604. Stk H306S
6 cyl, auto Iran, a/c, p/s. p/b. tilt,
p/mirr, p/wind, p/driver seat, p/lcks.
cruise, r-def, third seat, am/fm ster,
26.586 mi, VIN #IA166518. Stk
#2818
$ 1 0 ,9 9 5
'88 F o rd B ro n c o 4x4
X LT
'90 Je e p W rangler
4x4
'91 D o d g e C aravan
SE
8 cyl. auto trans a/c, p/s, p/b. tilt,
p/wind, p/lcks, cruise, r-def. tnt
glass, am/fm ster/cass, 43,379
Ml, VIN #JLA96645. Stk #3067
4 cyl, 5-spd, man tran. no a/c,
p/s, p/b, am/fm ster/cass,
32,846 mi, VIN #LJ511456, Stk
#2561
6 cyl, a u to tran, a /c , p/s, p/b,
tilt, p/mirr, p/w ind, p/lcks, r-def,
am/fm s te r/c a s s, 22,275 mi,
VIN #M R128138, Stk #2716
$ 1 0 ,9 9 5
$ 7 ,4 9 5
$ 1 3 ,4 9 5
'89 Fo rd B ro n c o 4x4
E d d ie Bauer
'90 Fo rd B ro n c o 4x4
X LT
8 cyl. auto tran. a/c. p/s. p/b, tilt,
p/wind, p/lcks. cruise, am/fm
ster/cass. 41,254 mi, VIN
#KLA87815. Stk #2967
8 cyl. auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b,
tilt, p/wind, p/lcks, tnt glass,
am/fm ster/cass, 34.810 mi,
VIN #LLA35724, Stk #3027
6 cyl, auto tran, a /c . p/s, p/b,
tilt, p/w ind, p/lcks, cruise,
am /fm s te r/c a s s, antilock
b ra k e s, 21,039 mi, VIN
#MB 134091. Stk #3050
$ 1 1 ,9 9 5
$ 1 2 ,9 9 5
$ 1 2 ,9 9 5
'90 F o rd C ro w n Vic
W agon
6 cyl, auto tran. a/c, p/s. p/b. tilt,
p/mirr, p/wind, p/lcks. p/ant, p/trnk
rel, sport whls, tnt glass, cruise,
r-def, am/fm ster/cass. 38,450 mi,
VIN #KH659651. Stk #2945
8 cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b, tilt,
p/mirr, p/wind, p/seats, p/lcks,
cruise, r-def, am/fm ster/cass,
47,197 mi, VIN #LX125010. Stk
#3007
$ 1 0 ,9 9 5
'91 C h e v y A s tro v a n
'91 Fo rd R a nger
'90 G E O Tracker 4x4
4 cyl, 5-spd, man tran, a/c,
p/s, p/b, am/fm ster/cass.
22,160 mi, VIN #MTA26843,
Stk #3080
4 cyl. 5-spd, man tran, a/c, no
p/s, p/b, sun fun, soft top,
am/fm ster/cass, 38,703 mi,
VIN #L6232097, Stk #2896
glass, am/lm ster, 57.084 mi
$ 8 ,9 9 5
$ 7 ,9 9 5
$ 7 ,9 9 5
'91 C h e v y B laze r
Tahoe 4 x4
" Y o u r f a m il y 's d r i v i n g h a s b e e n o u r
6 cyl, auto tran. a/c. p/s, p/b, tilt,
p/mirr, p/Wind, p/lcks, cruise, r-def,
tnt glass. 4-dr, am/fm sler/cass.
23.979 mi. VIN #M2278332. Stk
#2864
f a m il y 's b u s in e s s f o r 3 0 y e a r s "
$ 1 3 ,9 9 5
'89 M ercury C o u g a r
$9,995
$ 1 8 ,5 9 5 *
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'89 D o d g e Ram 250
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C on ve rsion
Bcyl. auto tran a/c, p/s, p/b, lilt,
p/mirr p/wma p/seat p/lcks, p/ant,
cruise <del color TV, VCR &
much more, am/fm ster/cass, 9,597
mi. VIN #NR114729, Slk #3045
$ 1 5 ,9 9 5
$ 1 4 ,9 9 5
'90 Fo rd F250 4x4
C u sto m
‘89 F o rd E-350
8 cyl, auto tran, a/c, p/s, p/b,
sliding r/wind, a u x fuel tank,
am/fm s te r/c a s s, 33,096 mi,
VIN #LCA4823, Stk #3073
8 cyl. au to tran, n o a /c . p/s,
p/b, cruise, am radio, 25,288
mi, VIN #KHA66035. Stk
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$ 1 2 ,9 9 5
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r /d e f r o s t , p /d o o r lo c k s , t in t e d g la s s , in t e r m it w ip e r s , r a d ia ls ,
s ty le d w h e e ls , M S R P $ 1 5 ,0 2 5 , R e b a te $ 7 5 0 , D is c o u n t $ 1 ,3 0 5 .
1992 OLDSCIERAS 1992 OLDS88 ROYALE
4 d o o r, S T K # P 1 1 7 7 , V I N # N H 3 5 7 2 3 7 , 6 c y l, a u to
4 d o o r , S T K # P 1 2 0 1 , V I N # N 6 3 1 2 3 1 0 6 c y l ., a u t o
P / S , P / B , A / C , A M / F M s t e r e o / c a s s w / c l o c k , f a b r ic
w / o v e r d r iv e , P / S , P / B , A / C , A M / F M s te re o / c a s s
in t e r io r , r / d e f r o s t , p / w i n d o w s , tilt w h e e l , p / d o o r
w / c l o c k , f a b r ic in t e r io r , p / s e a t s , r / d e f r o s t ,
P / S , P / B , A / C , A M / F M s t e r e o w / c l o c k , f a b r ic
lo c k s , t in t e d g l a s s , c r u is e c o n t r o l , B S W t ir e s ,
p / w i n d o w s , t ilt w h e e l , p / d o o r lo c k s , t in t e d g l a s s ,
in t e r io r , b / s e a t s , r / d e f r o s t , p / d o o r lo c k s , t in t e d
r a d i a l s , 2 0 ,2 5 5 m i l e s , O r ig in a l M S R P $ 1 6 ,1 5 0 .
c r u is e c o n t r o l , s e c u r i t y s y s t e m , i n t e r m i t w i p e r s ,
1 2 ,5 2 5 m i l e s , O r ig in a l M S R P 2 1 , 1 8 1 .
g l a s s , a n ti lo c k b r a k e s , r a d i a l s , 7 , 5 7 9 m il e s .
SAVE $6,250
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SAVE$6,581
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c ru ise , high to p , 10" TV, VCR, run n in g b rd s . Vin #N 7115564.
M SRP: $30,009. DISC: $8700. REB: $ 1 300. SELLING PRICE:
$20,009. SAVE: $10,000! Incl. all c o s ts to b e p a id by a c o n su m e r
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