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University Y project to host marks 12th Sym phony anniversary Hungarian group Countywide sites to present concert provide meals in gymnasium for senior citizens The YWCA’s Nutrition Project for the The Hungarian State Symphony, consid­ Elderly will celebrate its 12th year of opera­ ered the world’s leading exponent of Hun­ tion on Tuesday. garian orchestral music, will appear in con­ Since it began as a program of the YWCA cert at Rutgers University Thursday at 8 of Central Jersey in 1973, the project has p.m. in the College Avenue gymnasium. grown from its original site at the Y to in­ Conducted by Adam Fischer, the sym­ clude seven other countywidc sites. They phony will perform “Dances of Galanta” are located in Carteret. Dunellcn. Edison, and Suite from “Hary Janos,” both by Zol- Helmctta, Perth Amboy and Sayreville. tan Kodaly; Suite from “The Miraculous Kosher meals are provided in Highland Mandarin” by Bela Bartok; and “Hungarian Park for participantds from throughout the Fantasy” for piano and orchestra by Franz county. Liszt, with Jeno Jando as soloist. CONGRATULATIONS The project provides for hot, nutritious This is the symphony’s first visit to North mid-day meals to residents 60 years old or America since 1973. It has toured Japan, the Naval Station New York photographer Ed Van Eckert of Metuchen (R), receives older, five days a week, at all the sites. In Soviet Union and throughout Europe. The the Navy Achievement Medal from Capt. George E. Pierce, Naval Station Com­ addition, meals are served every Sunday at orchestra was founded in 1923 as the Buda- manding Officer in a recent ceremony in t he CD’s office. Van Eckert, a former the Y’s facility in New Brunswick at 51 Liv­ "pest Municipal Orchestra and flounshed ingston Ave. until World War II. It was reorganized in Navy Petty Officer is a member of the 77th Army Reserve Command. 1949 under the new name of Hungarian Most of the participants are either trans­ State Symphony. ported to the sues by Y staffers or use their own transportation. About 15 percent, who Fischer, music director of the noted Frei­ because of health reasons are unable to trav­ burg Theater in West Germany, studied at Weightlifters earn trophies el to a site, are served meals at home. the Bela Bartok Conservatory in Budapest METUCHEN — Mark Barbiche was Dennis Burke, first place; Jim Papernic, “We offer our participants a wide range and the Vienna Academy of Music. of support and referral services,” said Direc­ He has been principal guest conductor of winner of Best Overall in the Metuchen-Ed- second place and Bill Minaeff, third place. ison YMCA’s second annual Bench Press tor Susan Waite, “such as health counseling, the Helsinki National Opera House, assis­ free dental and cancer screening. tant conductor of the Helsinki Philharmon­ Competition for men and women. In Weight Class 198 — Mark Barbiche, first place; Joe Passalaque, second place and “We also help them unravel bureaucratic ic, and chief conductor of the Karlsruhe Op­ red tape regarding Social Security and other era House in West Germany. Other winners were: Womens Female Ralph Ferrera, third place; Weight Class Open — Rosetta Wisdom, first place; 220 — Doug Gumerlock, first place; Pat problems they might have.” In the United States, he has recently con­ She noted that for many people the pro­ ducted the Boston, Chicago and Cincinnati Michele Williams, second place; Weight Drum, second place and Jose Nogueras, Class 123 — Harry Schaeffer, first place; third place; Weight Class 242 — Pablo Or­ ject is the main support system outside the symphonies, the Cleveland Orchestra, the family. “People come to the sites for social­ San Francisco Opera and the Lyric Opera of Pete Ziemba, second place. tiz, first place; Dennis Vaccaro, second place; and Rocco Lania, third place. ization as much as for the meals,” she Chicago. added. Tickets range from $7 to $15, with dis­ In Weight Class 148 — Richard James, first place; John Cupo, second place and In Super Heavy Weight — Bill Halem, The project coordinates its informational, counts for senior citizens, Rutgers alumni, referral and supportive services with other students, faculty and staff. Tickets are avail­ Patrick Barry, third place; Weight Class first place; A1 Dobolo, second place; and 165 — Joe Innamorato and Joe Zajac, first Craig Gadek, third place; Masters Class — senior citizen programs and agencies in the able from the Concert Box Office, Rutgers county. The project also employs a staff nu­ University Arts Services, 358 George St., place tie; Paul Billero, second place; Lauro Ernest Rossi, first place and Bill Krause, Perez, third place; Weight Class 181 — second place, 225. tritionist who conducts nutrition workshops New Brunswick, or call 932-7511 between with the participants and developcs the me­ 12:30 and 4 p.m. through Friday. Tickets nus. will also be sold at the door. Anyone who is 60 years old or older is Holiday decorating contest set eligible to partiepate. For further informa­ Marchers to line up METUCHEN — The Metuchen Organi­ egories; best doorway; best window; bright­ tion, call Ms. Waite at 828-4707. METUCHEN — The 33rd annual zation of Women, along with the Metuchen est; most beautiful; and most outstanding. Christmas Parade, sponsored by the Metu- Chamber of Commerce, will again sponsor New chapter forms a holiday home decorating contest. Deadline for entries is on or before Dec. 24. chen Area Chamber of Commerce, will get A professional women’s chapter of B’nai under way at 1 p.m. Sunday. Grand marshal The contest is open to all borough resi­ The organization will also sponsor a com­ B’rith Women will be formed in the New will be David Belowich of Seldow’s. Rain dents and will be judged on the evening of mercial category this year. Businesses will Brunswick-Highland Park area. The chap­ date is Dec. 8. Dec. 26 from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. ter, which will be geared to the interests of be judged on Dec. 19 and those to be includ­ Prizes and trophies will be awarded to the professional, working Jewish woman, groups and individuals, and band awards Residents interested in entering the con­ ed should notify the organization by Dec. will meet Tuesday at a member’s home. will be determined by professional judges. test should send their name, address and 17. With 60 chapters and almost 10,000 phone number to the Metuchen Organiza­ members of New Jersey, B’nai B’rith Wom­ Appearing in the parade will be Mary tion of Women, 25 Qarendon Court. Matas, winner of the annual Miss Merry For further information about the deco­ en has an active public affairs pre^ram, par­ Christmas contest conducted by the C of C. Homes will be judged in one of five cat­ rating contests, call 549-4859. ticipates in many local community service Appearing with her will be Amy De Maria, projects and raises funds in support of the Adrienne Hall, Doris Leaf and Tracy Pfir- Preschoolers will perform Hanukkan songs Anti-Defamation League, Hillel Founda­ rman. tions on college campuses, the B’nai B’rith EDISON — Children in the Jewish school. Music specialist Gail Barcun, who Youth Organization and the B’nai B’rith Santa also will make his appearance, on a Community Center of Middlesex County’s has worked with the preschoolers since Oc­ Women’s Children’s Home in Israel, a resi­ float prepared by the Metuchen Volunteer preschool program will perform a selection tober using instruments, creative dance dential center for emotionally disturbed Fire Department. He will be on hand to of Hanukkah songs at the J.C. Penney/ techniques and creative movement, will ac­ boys. distribute gifts at Borough Hall after the pa­ Hahne’s wing of Woodbridge Center Dec. 4 company the children. rade. 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N.J. 20 BALTIC AVE »363-3742 (Shop) Weekends «23S-8874 ACROSS FROM THE FOOD PLAZA 33 m O O 3) Thanksgiving hallmark celebration for family O m 33 oz Constantly expanding Perosa clan outgrew home celebrations in 1976 < m members, who prepare apple, pumpkin and 2 By Frances Kosa______03 lemon meringue pies at home. Chocolate m Thanksgiving Day has always been a spe­ chip cookies, ambrosia salad, layer cakes 33 cial family time for the Perosa clan. and brownies round out the family's sweet- NJ It started years ago around Margaret Per- tooth yearnings. osa’s Ferry Street table in South River, The family also shares expenses for the to when her four children were youngsters. feast. .Ml laugh when the amount per person oiCD The family expanded over the years, with is compiled each year. Including the dona­ the children getting married and having tion given for hall rental, the cost will be u families of their own. Soon, there was no less than $5 per person this year; children home or table large enough to accommodate get a reduced rate. everyone for the traditional family gather­ “ We don’t sell tickets,” said Jim ing. Kaczorowski, who is married to the Perosa The holiday just wasn’t the same during daughter, Ann. “This is a closed-door af­ the years when the three sisters and brother fair.’’ were apart on the annual day of giving Family members noted that teens are en­ thanks. couraged to invite friends rather than skip Then, one of the grandchildren, Richard the family gathering. While the day is kept Perosa, came up with a solution. A charter within family circles, the attitude of “the member of the Milltown Rangers Athletic more, the merrier" prevails. Club, he arranged to rent the hall and William Bode of Mefuehen, who is mar­ started a new femily tradition. Thursday ried to Elaine the daughter of son Joseph, will be the 10th year of this custom. noted his mother has traveled from ('lifton The reunion-style holiday gathering is a for six years. Now, his sister is being encour­ source of pride among family members, aged to join in. who travel from as far away as Florida as The dinner begins with a prayer service, well as from points throughout New Jersey in keeping with the meaning of the holiday. to attend. Family members have been known to be­ The family gathered last week to begin come overcome with emotion as they note preparations. They smiled when told that the loss of loved ones since the last reunion. the Thanksgiving dinner concept has drawn New additions, through births or marriages, admiration from other members of the are reason for rejoicing. Amendments to the Rangers Club. family tree are a part of the Thanksgiving Another club member now holds a family decorations. Christmas gathering there each year and After cleanup duties arc completed, the others inquire if the hall is rented each family relaxes and enjoys trivia games and Thanksgiving, hoping to be able to start a other activities. Naturally, “Family F•eud” is tradition of their own. a favorite among this crowd. There’s no sign of that happening. At last “ This is so much better,’’ said count, there were 38 Perosa family members Kaczorowski, receiving agreement from an­ expected to attend Thursday’s feast. Even other Perosa sister, Margaret Skrok. “The teen-agers and young adults, known to be children can run around and no one has to attracted by invitations by boyfriends’ and worry about disasters like soiled carpeting. girlfriends’ families, find the annual gather­ The important thing is that we ail get to­ ing an event they don’t want to miss. gether “ The family decided when it first rented There have been times when someone has the hall in 1976 that switching to such a to miss the cherished gathering, but never is setting would not diminish the traditional anyone forgotten. One year, Richard Pero- holiday’s homestyle flair. No catered meals sa’s son Joseph was away at basic training at for this close-knit family. Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. Richard’s wife, Judy, took care of all ar­ Photograph by Michael Guiliano The entire clan lined up at the Rangers rangements the first three years, dutifully CHARTED COURSE compiling notes that now are contained in a Club phone, each taking turns wishing the family Thanksgiving notebook. Sisters Ann Kaczorowski and Margaret Skrok make sure everyone has a job assigned new airman Thanksgiving Day greetings. Family members decided after the third in preparation for the family gathering at the Milltown Rangers Athletic Club. “ It was his first time away from home,” year that it wasn’t fair for one person to be so she’ll be ready to serve around 3 p.m. The event is well organized, thanks to the said his mother, Judy. She wasn’t worried left v«th all the work and responsibility. Being a South River-based family, many notebook and nine years of experience. To­ about the phone bill as each aunt, uncle, Since that point, each of the four family members make the high school football night will be devoted to setting tables and brother, sister or cousin snatched the phone. units takes turns hosting the Thanksgiving game a part of the holiday observance. decorating, said Mrs. Salvaryn. “ By the time we were finished, we were Day bash. Though she is a Ram fan, Mrs. Salvaryn While the turkeys are roasting, she and both in tears,” she recalled. This year, it’s sister Lillian Salvaryn’s will be sidelined this year. While the team is her non-football fan helpers will cook pota­ “It’s a wonderful way to start the holiday turn. With notebook in tow, she has com­ preparing for the opening kickoff, the host­ toes, prepare vegetables and lend to other season,’’said Lisa Mowarth, daughter of Ju­ pleted the shopping, filled in the family ess will be popping four turkeys into the culinary duties. dy and Richard Perosa, of this holiday tra­ work chart and mentally planned everything club’s ovens. Desserts are provided by assorted family dition. Many welcome holiday gifts packed by Rotary Club By Louise Saul______The pasta is in the basket, according to Horowitz said, “although we try to be as housing complex, was active in securing a club member Philip Horowitz, because tactful as possible so that no one’s feelings bus for the township’s elderly residents and The Thanksgiving gifts distributed by the there are many Italians in the group and are hurt.” has provided high school scholarships. Old Bridge/Sayreville Rotary Club may be they think it’s a fine idea. The truth is, Ho­ Horowitz co-chairs the food project with “There are unlimited jobs to be done,” packed in brown paper bags and unadorned rowitz said, that he doesn’t think it’s a bad Herbert Bierman, Sayreville’s municipal Horowitz said. “But the Thanksgiving pro­ boxes but the recipients don’t mind. The idea, either. judge. Several times, Horowitz said, he has ject is very special. This is a holiday when food comes at the right time — several days But pasta or potatoes, most of the food is taken a food basket to people who were so we all reflect on what we have and are aware before Thanksgiving — and contains the contributed by Rotary members. Additional moved that they cried. “It was as if it was that it is time to help those who aren’t as necessary ingredients for that special dinner. help comes from area supermarkets. hard for them to believe that someone really fortunate. The club’s motto, ‘Service Above Self,’ makes the Thanksgiving project exact­ This is the 10th year that the club has The baskets are both packed and distrib­ cared.” ly right for us.” distributed Thanksgiving baskets to area uted the Saturday before Thanksgiving. For The Rotary Club is relatively small. But, families in need of help. Each basket con­ the most part the families do not know they that doesn’t stop its 20 active members Those interested in joining the Rotary tains a 12-pound turkey, several vegetables will receive the basket until it is delivered. from doing a variety of civic projects. It Club can contact Horowitz at 225-0051 or and fruits, cranberry sauce and pasta. “Most people are not embarrassed at all,” sponsored the Old Bridge senior citizen 679-5065.

RECORDER The Sentinel Newspapers circulation is subject to audit by Certified Audit of Circulations, IrK. founded in 1893 • METUCHEN WILLIAM R. CANINO LOUISE SAUL • EDISON Vice President/Publieher Meneging Editor Published Wednesday by the Sentinel Publishing Co.. Edgeboro Road, East BrunswicK, N.J 06810 — • HIGHLAND PARK JUDITH S. KLEIN RICHARD McKEAN 548-2700 • Third class postage paid at East BrunswicK, A GREATER MEDIA COMPANY Executive Editor Advertieing Manager N.J. $22 a year, 30 cents a copy tr UJ o oQC Rabbis, children join forces o COMPLETE HEALTH CARE SERVICES, INC. UJ cc SERVING in in protest of Jews’s plight oo Middlesex and Somerset Counties c\i and surrounding areas Local clergy get arrested in New York; ca We provide all levels of youngsters pray in New Brunswick 5 m Nursing and Home Care: lamations supporting Jews in the Soviet > By Daren Smith o Union. z • Registered Nurses • Licensed Practical Nurses • Home Health Aides • Nurses Aides • Companions Last week, while the world’s attention In Old Bridge, Mayor Russell Azzarello was focused on the Reagan-Gorbachev sum­ and the Township Council declared Nov. 19 If you are in need of professional assistance or a mit in Geneva, Switzerland, several local a Day of Solidarity with Soviet Jews. They professional interested in specialized nursing call Jewish leaders were protesting the plight of urged Reagan to represent the Jews in his Jews in the Soviet Union. talks in Geneva. 254-0083 Rabbis Matthew Futterman of Old Bridge In June, Assembly Speaker Alan Karcher and Robert Port of Sayreville were among of Sayreville marched in New York and was 288 Summerhill Road, East Brunswick 24 people who were arrested while protest­ arrested with other protesters. He said the ing outside the Soviet Mission to the United situation is very horrible. Nations in New York, Nov. 19. “There are fundamental human rights For both rabbis, it was not the first time and civil liberties that are being denied sole­ they were arrested. ly on the basis of religious or ethnic affilia­ tion,” Karcher said. “This was the third time that Rabbi Port M i r o n s and I took part in a demonstration,” Futter­ “It’s the same as Nazi Germany and An Hthan.\lkn ( aullcry man said. South Africa.” “We wanted to communicate to Presi­ At New Brunswick on Nov. 19, more dent Reagan and Mr. Gorbachev that we than 50 children from East Brunswick and need results. We want to see the fruits of our Edison addressed city and county officials efforts.” during a program sponsored by the Jewish Federation of Greater Middlesex County The protest was timed to take place with and its member group, the Council for Sovi­ other demonstrations in the New York met­ et Jewry. ropolitan area, as well as in Geneva. G f TS YOU'LL BE The children sang freedom songs, were At the New Brunswick City Hall, pupils part of a Torah teach-in and read letters PROUD TO GIVE... from the Solomon Schechter Day School in from Soviet dissidents Anatoly Shcharansky East Brunswick and the Rabbi Pesach Ray­ and his wife, Yelena Bonner. mond Yeshiva in Edison held a prayer vigil. GROWN “This was the kids’ way of saying that In New York, the rabbis were charged they’re studying for those Soviet Jews who with creating a public nuisance and later cannot,” said Lila Schwartz, chairwoman of released. the Council for Soviet Jewry. Futterman is realistic about the risks the Later, the children presented bracelets to protesters take, but says demonstrations are City Council President Rocco Catanese and IME FOR necessary to keep the plight of Soviet Jews Assemblyman David Schwartz. on everyone’s minds. HEIRLOOM Each bracelet has the name of a Soviet “We know that if we’re breaking the law, “refusenik” and brief biographical informa­ QUALITY we’ll be arrested,” he said. tion. The wearer is supposed to keep the “We don’t believe in vandalism or behav­ bracelet on until the refusenik is allowed to ing like thugs, but we do believe in civil leave the Soviet Union. disobedience. We want to be a nuisance to Finally, the children went across the the Soviet mission officials.” street and mailed letters to Reagan, the state “The Russians are aware of what we’re department and Gorbachev urging them to doing,” Port said. “There’s a man atop the take action. Soviet mission who takes pictures of us at Other area Jewish children have become each demonstration.” part of a program called “twinning.” Rabbis Futterman said that none of the rabbis is in local temples pair bar mitzvah boys and bat mitzvah girls with children in the Soviet afraid of being arrested. Union. Most of the charges against people ar­ “This way,” said Port “our children are rested in New York are eventually dropped. celebrating the bar or bat mitzvah for both F in ^ty detM iled etched fMC* w ith brass He added that it’s important for the Sovi­ themselves and the Soviet child.” overla ys and dial. ets to see that the U.S. government will Jewish leaders stress that the question of Renowned for a tradition of fine overlook the minor arrests and focus on the Soviet Jewry is not just a Jewish issue. craftsmanship, our exclusive general evil of Soviet human rights viola­ grandfather clocks are constructed tions. “It’s perceived as a Jewish issue only be­ with the utmost of care and cause it affects Jews,” Futterman said. generation-after-generation “We hope that judges will follow the bib­ durability. Accurate West German lical principle o f ‘Justice shall ye pursue,’ ” “But we should have learned a lesson movements play the chimes of he said. from the Holocaust. It’s a human rights is­ Westminster, Whittington or sue.” St Michaels Selected cabinet Recently, political and civic leaders in woods are expertly detailed and Middlesex County rallied behind the cause Karcher agreed, calling the repeated pro­ hand-rubbed for a rich, glowing of Soviet Jewry. tests very healthy, especially in view of the finish .. timeless beauty. recent summit. Nine municipalities, including East Brunswick, Spotswood, Sayreville, and “It can’t get swept under the rug,” he most recently, Old Bridge, have signed proc­ said.” If we let it go away, it will go away.” W»«tpott C herty 80" H R*«.SUZ9.50 Sal*$1099.S0 Community pleads for Soviet Jews The Greater Middlesex County Council fusenik” the students have adopted, to at­ for Soviet Jewry will sponsor a community tend the presentation. !&S3 C 3 E S iO K 7 plea for Soviet Jewry at Hillel, Rutgers Uni­ Simsbury Oa I.* 80' H versity, Dec. 1 from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Rep. Dean Gallo, a Republican from the R*9. S1399.75 Ssle $1099.75 The program will feature a live telephone llth Congressional District and freshman Limited Time Only! Outstanding savings on a co-chairman of the Congressional Caucus very special selection of Ethan Allen gifts . . . hookup with a “refusenik” in the Soviet including these beautiful floor clocks. Lsrg« solid polished brass lyre pendulum. Union. Feliks Kushner, a Soviet dissident for Soviet Jewry, also will speak. The event who immigrated to the United States two is at the Rutgers Hillel, Ryders Lane, New Maslercharge VISA and Extended Charge Plans years ago, will also address the assembly. Brunswick. .Admission is free. Those inter­ ROUTE 22, WATCHUNG • ROUTE 18, EAST BRUNSWICK Officials at Rutgers Hillel said they are ested in attending can call 545-2407 for OPEN DAILY 10 TO 9:30, SATURDAYS 10 TO 6 trying to get Marina Shenendoverich, a “re­ more information. 3 m o T O m 3 O < m 2 03 m 3J ro-si to 00 cn Ui

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Preview East, a woman’s boutique in Milltown, will supply the women’s apparel, and Field Brothers of Woodbridge will show men’s DISCOUNT COUPON USERS wear. Cocktail hour will begin at 7 p.m. fol­ lowed by a roast beef dinner at 8 p.m. and DON’T THROW MONEY AWAY! dancing until midnight. Tickets are $40 per person and may be purchased at the library. There also will be raffles and door prizes during the evening, according to Mrs. Pau­ SAVE hundreds of dollars a year on your food lus. “The main door prize will be an original and household budget! Receive the wanted water color of Main Street, Milltown, by commissioned artist Ludlow Thurston. The discount coupons on brand names ot your painting is valued at $300.” choice. Hurry! You must enclose 2 stamped, Special discounts are being offered for in­ dividuals and businesses who advertise in self addressed envelopes tor easy details on the 1985 journal. Cost of a full-page ad and 10 tickets is $500; a full page and eight tick­ how to save money at your local store. ets, $450; half page and 10 tickets, $425; and half page and eight tickets, $375. There is also a patron listing available for a fee of $20. COUPON WORLD Seniors to sell crafts P.O. Box 18277 at Christmas bazaar SAYREVILLE — The Office on Aging Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53218 will sponsor its annual Christmas Bazaar Dec. 7 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center, Main Street. Enclosed are 2 stamped, self-addressed envelopes. There will be beverages, light snacks and Please send facts on joining the Club. cakes as well as homemade Christmas orna­ ments, decorations and other crafts items for sale. N a m e ______Reservations for tables are being taken by Address ______the Office on Aging, located in the Senior C ity ______Citizens Center. Tables may be reserved on­ S ta te Zip ly for and by borough senior citizens, and reservations must be made prior to the ba­ You must enclose 2 envelopes with stamps on them, addressed to yourself. zaar. For further information, contact the Of­ fice on Aging at 390-7057 between 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. weekdays. 3} m o Resident tries O 3) o m to curb paving 3J SEALY imrrRESS BUM our z SOUTH RIVER — On the surface, it O < seemed like an unusual taxpayer’s com­ SEALY m plaint. S CD EXTRA FIRM m “The county is paving Main Street 33 again,” a South River woman complained to in a recent telephone call to the Sentinel 0 0 ■o Newspapers. TWIN EA. PC. 00CO Declining to identify herself, she said she OI wants to know what is going on. 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It was just like SW lfRj&W ORJjFf the song. Gladys Blumig MILLTOWN: My fondest memories of Thanksgiving are those I ELEMINCrTON NORTH BRUNSWICK EATONTOWN shared with my late husband. When he was Routes 202-31-12 Circle Corner Hermann & Georges Road Rt. 35 Traffic Circle, 0pp. Monmouth Mall alive we celebrated it as a family. Next to Diner Opposite Brunswick Shopping Center 542-2200 Open Sat Eves, 'til 9 (201)788-3711 Open Sundays 11-5 (201)247-1212 Open Sundays 11-5 Open Sundays 12-5 Evey Lukach MILLTOWN. About 12 years ago, my entire family gathered at my N J STORES • Brick Town. i20tl 255 3400 • Eatontown. i201| 642 2200 • Fleminglon, (201) 788-3711 • Livingston, (201) 992 7628 • North Brunswick. (201) 247-1212 • Paramus. |201) 670-8700 • Springfield, (201) 376-5500 • Succasunna. (201) 584-1427 • Totowa. (201) 890-1400 parents’ home in Perth Amboy. It was the N Y STORES • Carle Place. |516) 742 9100 • Manhasset. (516) 627-5505 • Middletown, (914) 343-1878 • Nanuet. (914) 623-8011 • Newburgh, (914) 565-2000 last Thanksgiving we shared with my grand­ • Poughkeepsie. t9l4) 454 6800 • Yonkers, (914) 793-7333 mother. I remember her sitting on the sofa for a picture with her five great-grandchil­ All Stores Closed Thanksgiving Day, dren. She was really great, and the children All Stores Open Sunday, except Paramus (nieftm marxi3o<*ns r^ay nave been laxen or* sale te^s Cioseouf iie'^s v» m 'ema n o'* safe until s?oc« -s aeoie’eo were lucky to have known her. JO m O O 3J Roosevelt School to go under the hammer O m 2 With Lincoln School sold last week, school board sets Dec. 17 auction date c < r r By Thomas R. DeCaro Jankowski. “There would have to be repairs current expense portion of the school bud­ Schmitt and Barbara .-Anderson in voting 2 made.” get. against the move, said that he felt the re­ cc m SAYREVILLE — Having sold the Lin­ The Lincoln School was constucted as a .A bill pending in the state Legislature quired minimum should have been low­ 33 coln School for $160,000 last week, the two-room schoolhouse in 1888 when it was would allow such revenue from the sale of ered. to Board of Education will attempt to sell the known as School No. 2. The building was capital items to be used in the capital ac­ Located on Washington Road near .Min­ Roosevelt School at a public auction on expanded in 1909 and renamed. count, where it logically belongs, according isink .\vcnue, the Roosevelt School was Dec. 17. (O The facility served as an elementary to board member Douglas Cowan. built in 1927 to serve the borough’s Parlin 00 A group of seven investors represented by school until 1962 when its doors were In Sayreville’s case, it would be more use- section. It was expanded in 1949 and again CJl Julio Araoz of Avon Way, Sayreville, pur­ closed to students. It was later used as a ful there since several capital projects arc 10 years later. chased the Lincoln School at the minimum storehouse for district supplies but has re­ being considered for War Memorial High Because of declining enrollments. Roose­ bid price during an auction held Nov. 19 at cently gone unused. School. the board’s regular public meeting. velt School was closed along with the Selov- As required by the bid specifications, Ar­ The hoard decided by a 6-3 vote to hold a er and Washington schools in June 1984. Meanwhile, the board received no bids in aoz turned over to Board Secretary Robert fourth auction for the sale of the Roosevelt its attempt to sell the Roosevelt School at a Washington School was given to the bo­ Fleming a certified check for 10 percent of School without changing the minimum bid rough for use as a senior citizens’ center and minimum price of $700,000. the bid price, or $ 16,000. price. It was the third time the schools had been Selover School was leased to the South Am­ placed on the auction block. All revenue from the sale will go into the Cowan, who was joined by Gladys boy school district. Araoz, the lone bidder on the Lincoln School, would not name the other members of the group or indicate for what purpose the investors wanted the property. He said he was only authorized to bid on the school. He indicated, however, that it was possi­ ble the group would seek a variance to the current zoning of the property. The school, located at the corner of Washington Road and Rappleyea Avenue on an irregularly shaped lot measuring ap­ proximately 125 by 225 by 136 feet, is in an R-7 zone. The R-7 classification, according to Jo­ L e a r n n o w . seph Jankowski, board attorney, allows the construction of single-family residences at a density of 3.2 per acre. If the closing does not take place within 90 days, or within 180 days if the investors apply to the Zoning Board of Adjustment, the school board may declare the sale null P a y l a t e r . and void, Jankowski said, or it may extend the time allowed for the closing. He added that Araoz gave him no indica­ tion about what he plans to do with the property, but said that any decision to seek a variance would have to be made soon if an official application before the zoners is to be made within the 90-day limit. The next time you’re “My understanding is that the building is not in a move-in, usable condition,” said stuck for an answer about money for college 75 gravesites expenses, put us to the hit by vandals test. We can probably give SOUTH RIVER — Approximately 75 you the answers you headstones were overturned at the Washing­ ton Monumental Cemetery, Hillside Ave­ want to hear-a good nue, between 4 p.m. Monday and 7:15 a.m. Tuesday. long-term solution with “We had rituals of some sort performed no interest or payments here,” said Paul Hargrave, cemetery direc­ tor. “In addition to overturning the stones, while you’re in school the vandals took all the small American flags they could find, arranged them in a and a low rate when circle, and burned them.” Such ritualistic vandalism, Hargrave you start to repay. Come noted, is more common to cemeteries in into any of our offices or North Jersey where Satanic cults are more widespread. The director could not deter­ call (201) 247-1100 for mine if such cultist activities were responsi­ ble for the vandalism. complete information. “All cemeteries go throu^ this every once in a while,” Hargrave said. “In the last month we’ve had about 25 stones over­ turned; two weeks ago we had 15 alone. But this has been our biggest case of vandalism. “It’s really sad,” he added. “We try hard to keep this place nice, and to have this kind of vandalism is really sad.” Neither Hargrave nor the South River police believe the act of vandalism was a The Spitiled Bank youngsters’ prank. “In our opinion, the perpetrators were NEW BRUNSWICK not kids,” said Capt. Richard Fulham of the police department, noting that the weight of the stones which were overturned and the SAVINGS BANK ritualistic activities seemed to indicate that MAIN OFFICE: 70 Bayard Street. New Brunswick • 247-1100 adults or older teen-agers were responsible. Other oflices m Piscataway, Highland Park, Kendall Park, There are no suspects and the case has Edison. North Brunswick, Hillsborough and East Brunswick been turned over to the Middlesex County Equal opportunity lender MEMBEREDIC Prosecutor’s Office. c r a i Q cc PEOPLE PATTER POTPOURRI O o HIGHLAND PARK Junkie hits new summit LU CC Staff Sgt. Juan Puentes Jr., son of Juan F.rnest (Terry) Harrison, halfback on “Don’t give me that,” he’d answer. “You t o Puentes of Edison and Cecilia Medina of 00 Highland Park’s football team, has been don’t give a darn about the first ladies’ o> Puerto Rico, has been awarded an associate chosen an outstanding amateur athlete in clothes.” degree in applied science by the Community Central Jersey’s Outstanding Athletes Pro­ h - “But I have to care,” I’d say, “that’s what CM College of the Air Force. He is an air traffic gram for his athletic accomplishments in LOUISE Mr. Regan says women really under­ OC control technician at Davis-Monthan Air October. stand — the light stuff.” LU Force Base, Ariz., with the 1903rd Informa­ CQ SAUL “I knew it,” he said, turning off the tele­ 5 tion Systems Squadron. vision. “You’ve been watching too much. LU METUCHEN > Mark A. loriatti, son of Judith H. loriatti You have a news hangover.” O Laurel E. F'riedman of Metuchen has 1 spent pre-Thanksgiving week with Ron­ The truth is, of course, that I did wallow z of Edison, has completed the Aviation Hy­ draulics Maintenance Course. He joined the been elected to the position of assistant sec­ ald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev. A news in news about the summit, that my spirit Marine Corps in January. retary and sales manager. Bank Card De­ junkie and a jaded old optimist, I am a liv­ soared when I saw the Russian and Ameri­ partment, of the United Jersey Bank. The ing, breathing example that hope springs can leaders sitting in front of a cozy fire, and Pvt. 1st. Class Patrick S. D’Albenzio, son Metuchen Elks Lodge 1914 will have its eternal. that a smile from either man let me dream, of Pasquale and Johanna R. D’Albenzio of annual memorial service for deceased mem­ In my zeal, I have driven my husband if only for a few minutes, of nuclear disar­ Metuchen, has completed the Radio Tele­ bers at 6 p.m. Sunday in the lodge hall on crazy. “Let’s turn on the news,” I’d say. mament. typewriter Operator course at the U.S. Middlesex Ave. Families and friends of de­ “We just heard the news,” he’d mutter. I was pleased when Nancy and Raisa sat Army Signal Center, Fort Gordon, Ga. He is ceased members are invited. “We’ve heard the 5 o’clock news, the 6 down to tea and reportedly talked about a 1982 graduate of St. Josephs High School, o’clock news, the 7 o’clock news, the Mac- their husbands, their countries and the need Metuchen. Neil/Lehrer report, the...” for better understanding. I was even pleased STORK CLUB I skipped the urge to tell him that his that stylish Raisa Gorbachev would not comments seem.ed strange to me, coming as take the beating in the press that poor NOW OPEN Raymond and Robin Pfeiffer Siecinski of they did from a man who watched the same unstylish Mrs. Kruschev took so many Perth Amboy announce the birth of Mi­ football game every Monday, Saturday and years ago. Sunday. I bypassed the urge in favor of TO THE PUBLIC chael Robert, Sept. 29, at J.F. Kennedy Hos­ Now I ignore my friends who say that it peace since peace occupied a corner of my didn’t mean much, because the real issues pital. The baby weighed 7 pounds, 15 mind long before we were being urged not to are still there. And, I refuse to worry with BAROQUE Ltd. ounces and joins his sister, Rachael Marie. expect too much of the summit. those who tell us that Gorbachev may have CERAMIC Grandparents are Robert and Alberta Pfeif­ Besides, it seemed a bad omen to start an disarmed us with his charm. I am ready, I fer of Parlin and Joseph and Pauline argument on the home front when I ex­ suppose, for a little charm and a little less FACTORY SHOWROOM Siecinski of Hopelawn. Great-grandparents pected so much of our leaders. bombastic name calling. GIFTS M A B i TO ORDER are John and Helen Bukowczyk of Perth “Listen,” I’d say, to whet his appetite for I do not fret because Jesse Jackson may Amboy, Alberta M. Pfeiffer of Edison, Emi­ more news, “maybe old Casper Weinberger have upstaged the president. I do care, • Wedding Favors • Slip ly Stamm of Metuchen and Nellie Johnson is hot on the person who leaked his letter to though, that he represented a coalition of of Edison. the press. Or perhaps Donald Regan, the people who had collected more than 1 mil­ • Greenware & Bisque • Supplies White House chief of staff, has dropped lion signatures on petitions calling for a ban • Firing (48 hours) Mark and Donna Marie Sock of Edison, some more pearls of wisdom about how ig- on nuclear tests and that he had the forti­ announce the birth of Bryan Mark, Aug. 11, norent women are.” tude to ask Gorbachev about the plight of CALL FOR DIRECTIONS at St, Peter’s Medical Center. The baby “ What are we giving the kids for Russian Jews. weighed 4 pounds, 12'/: ounces. Grandpa­ Christmas this year,” he’d ask, making a In this season of Thanksgiving, it seems 324-0 070 rents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Molinaro of valiant but fruitless effort to change the sub­ to me, that the summit and what happened Open 7 Days South River and Mr. and Mrs. Norman ject. there is a bright spot. Perhaps it was only 360 Lehigh Ave. Perth Amboy Sock of Linden. Great-grandparents are Mr. “Maybe we’ll see the leaders’ ladies in two men who looked at each other and smi­ and Mrs. Joseph Ditta of Oakland and Mr. their new dresses,” I’d say as I turned on the led. Jaded optimists like me might even and Mrs. Philip Molinaro of Teaneck. television to get more news. think that a beginning.

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j m A l s 223 BLOOMFIELD AV. 370 ROUTE 36 991 CEDARBRIDGE AV. EXIT 117. Garden State Parkway Safe Just a short distance from Bloomfield Center SOUTHBOUND On Rt. 36 between Laurel and Union Aves Exit 148 Garden State Pkwy. East on Bloomfield Exit 88. Garden State Parkway Off-Street (Near Keansburg Beach) Ave., 1 block below Branch Brook Park or Rt. 280 NORTHBOUND par Icing East to Newark exit. Turn left to Park Ave Right to Exit 90, Garden State Parkway HAZLET/ 787-6897 Route 626. Formerly Bricktown Post Office Mon. tbru TrL L a k e St. L eft on L a k e S t to B lo o m fie ld Ave. R ight on Bloomfield Ave 1 block to Highland Ave. C M A S G f l O *Lxn. to e plob. TOU« BRICKTOWN/477-7500 SatorOjiy lO a.m to 6 pvm. NEWARK/ 484-3900 # U « C M A S f TOYS NOT AVAILABLE IN BHICKTOWN STORE Sunday lO a.m. to B pLin. Not responsible for typographical errors Copyright 1985 Branch Brook Co. Prices good Nov. 27 thru Dec. 1 . 1985 a: U i o oc ARTS & CRAFTS O o LU tr Today through Dec. 13 lO oo CT> Art Exhibit, Jacqueline Pliskin at Before You Pargot Gallery, Jewish Community CM Center, 1775 Oak Tree Road, Edison, cc Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m.-l 0 LU CQ p.m.; Friday and Sunday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 5 Call 494-3232. UJ Bet Your Life Friday through Dec. 29 > O z “Cabaret” George Street Playhouse, C4 9 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick. Performances, Tuesday, Wednesday, On Heart-Lung Thursday, 8 p.m.; Friday, Saturday, 8:30 p.m.; Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Matinees. Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday. Call 246-7717. Rehabilitation Sunday Voorhees Choir's Holiday Twilight Concert in Voorhees Chapel at Douglass College, New Brunswick, 8 Check this: p.m. Free. Cali 932-7084. Monday through Dec. 20

Educational Testing Service hosts the New Jersey State Teen Arts Visual Art John F. Kennedy Medico! Center, through its Robert W ood Johnson Touring Exhibit, 8;30 a.m.-5 p.m. in Jr. Rehabiiitation Institute, offers a Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation Conant Lounge of Princeton firm, Rosedale Road. Call 745-3898. Program that gives you: Symphony makes plans Complete safety and continuous monitoring by for holiday concert medical personnel in the hospital setting, not at a The Plainfield Symphony will kick off the holiday season with a performance of the remote site. music of Antonio and Franz Joseph Haydn at 3 p.m. in Plainfield’s Crescent Avenue Lowest all-inclusive price for comprehensive ser­ Presbyterian Church, Watchung Avenue. vices — $25 per session plus a 10 percent rebate for The program will begin with Vivaldi’s perfect attendance. concerti, “The Four Seasons.’’ with guest violinist Ruth Waterman. A native of En­ gland, Ms. Waterman has appeared there on The largest and most experienced program in the radio and television. Her appearances in the United States have included performances state and one of the largest in the nation. at Lincoln Center, with the Bailtimore Sym­ phony, and the Y and Orpheus Chamber A program with a record of more than 60,000 hours Orchestras. of rehabilitation without an incident. Also included will be Haydn’s “Sympho­ ny No. 101 in D major,’’ one of the famous “London Symphonies.’’ An environmentally-controlled gymnasium. Following the concert. The Plainfield Symphony Society Auxiliary will host a Free nutritional counseling with advanced nutrition “Between the Bars” benefit cocktail recep­ classes available. tion open to the public at Swain’s Gallery, Watchung Avenue and Seventh Street. Tickets are $15 and will benefit the sympho­ Free spouse support program. ny. For further information, call Janet Stew­ Free stress management program. art, executive director, at 561-5140. Some reserved-seat tickets are still available for Free smoking cessation program. the subscription series, and individual tick­ ets, at $12, may also be purchased at the box office. Free education programs. Church hosts annual sing Free marital-sexual counseling. The sixth annual Messiah Sing will be presented in the sanctuary of the First Bap­ tist Church of Westfield, 170 Elm St., by Early morning and after-work hours. The Choral Art Society of New Jersey, Fri­ day at 8 p.m. Scores will be provided at the door for those who do not have one. For more information, contact the Cardiopulmonary Department of Many outstanding soloists will be fea­ the Robert Wood Johnson Jr. Rehabilitation Institute at John F. tured including Charlotte Philley, Mary Beth Minson, Susan McNamara, Joseph Lo- Kennedy Medical Center, Mondays through Fridays, 6 :3 0 a .m . to 6 musch, Elsa Gail Hahn, Barbara Felix, Su­ p .m . (2 0 1 ) 3 2 1 -7 7 2 5 san Lautsen, and Alan Seale. Evelyn Bleeke, director of The Choral Art Society will conduct and Annette White will be at the organ. IHE Donation is $3. JOHNSON Class plans for reunion The Sayreville War Memorial High J T A T ON School Class of 1971 will hold its 15-year aOHIV F\ KEIV IV EO Y reunion May 10, 1986, at the Greenwood NS ITU E Manor, Woodbridge. The Rot>ert W o o d Johnson Jr Rehabilitation Institute IVf EO IC A L C EIV X ER For reservations, at $40 per person, con­ John F. Kennedy M edical Center, Ekiiean. I>Jerw Jci'nc^' Edison, New Jersey 08818-3059 tact Jackie (Kimball) Unkel, treasurer, 21 Dunlap Drive, Parlin. ", ^ m REGION ROUNDUP o : O Today CHUEC m Self help group for relatives and 33 friends of those with mental illness piv c k z O V 'W o meeting, 7:30 p.m., Catholic Charities < Mental Health Clinic, 288 Rues Lane. S. A. T. m East Brunswick. Call 257-6100. VERTICAL SPECIAL » P»rman«nt Cent«r» • Classas taught by CD Sunday m op«n days, aveninga skiilad instructors 33 Sy’s Single Faces, Dance, Princeton Patio Door and wMkanda. • Opportunity to maka > Low hourly raU. D«d- up missad lassons Ramada Inn, 8 p.m. Call 238-0972. Size $ 1 4 0 0 0 icatad full-tima staff • Volurmruxis homa Jewish Singies Dance for age 20s 78"x84" • Complota TEST-N- study matanals con­ TAPE facIMtias tor ra stantly updatad by ra- lO and 30s at Boss Tweed, 8 p.m.. West view of class lassons saarchars axpart in CO Street and Georges Avenue, Linden. Avoilabl* in SlaUiy Iwkwlwaf or and supplamantary thafr fiolds. Cn Educational Canter Call 797-6877. Wovaorast Notard matariais. Rally for Soviet Jewry, 7:30 p.m. at u the Rutger’s Hillel, Ryders Lane, New Otbar Caslaai Sizai EAST BRUNSWICK CUSSES NOW FORMING CALL 238-2230 Brunswick. Af DiMaaat Prixaa Central Jersey Singles dance and TEST PREPARATION SPECIALISTS SINCE 1938 PIRTH U l M f American Office Mall (Next to Eye-Lab) buffet, Pumptown Corners Restaurant, ■la-tRM aittrmtT. 222 Plainfield Road, Edison. Call 247- fftv n t Ctiis Accrpird 267 Rt. 18, East Brunswick 6831. » » # # » » ***» < OPIN f iUD.w NtGMTS Clark Stamp and Coin Show, Ramada Inn, 36 Valley Road at Garden State Parkway Exit 135, Clark, 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Call 247-1093. Monday Feingold Parents Association for the Treatment of Hyperactivity meeting. South River Public Library, Appleby Avenue, 7:30 p.m. Topic: Planning for the holiday season. For information call 238-2779 or 238-3127. Agoraphobia Self-Help Group meeting, 288 Rues Lane, 7 p.m. Call 257-6100. Group 81 of Union of Polish Women in America, 7:30 p.m. at Krainski Hall, Sayreville. Call 254-1760. Overeaters Anonymous meeting, Beginner discussion, 8 p.m. at Congregational Church, 402 New Brunswick Ave., East Brunswick. Literataure group of American Association of University Women meeting, 8 p.m. in Somerset. For more information call 873-2480. Tuesday Pioneer Women Na’Amat, a women's organization dedicated to aiding women and children in Israel, is forming a Greater Brunswick chapter. Meeting, 8:15 p.m. at East Brunswick Public Library, Civic Center. For information, call 994-4700, Ext. 544. Middlesex County National Organization for Women meeting, 7:30 p.m.. New Brunswick YWCA, 51 Livingston Ave. Call 249-9868. Middlesex County School Nurses Association meeting, BaCar’s at the Quality Inn, Route 1 South, North Brunswick, 4-9 p.m. Program: The Child with Cancer: Issues for the School Nurse. Call 257-8300 Ext. 384; 257-7813 evenings. Young WOW's, Widowers and Widows meeting at St. Thomas the Apostle Pastoral Center, Route 18, Old Tone ponU Bridge, 8 p.m. Call 251-4000. Phobia Support Group, Central Jersey chapter of Phobia Society of 8x8 ARMSTRONG America, East Brunswick, 8 p.m. For 4'/4x4V4 12x12 MONOCOTTURA 12x12 SELF STICK information call 679-7799 or 257-2845. CERAMIC MONOCOTTURA WALL TILE FLOOR TILE FLOOR TILE NO WAX VINYL TILE Forum invites children Reg, 19* Reg. 1 95 Reg 2 09 Reg 79* METUCHEN — The Forum Theatre -|.15 A .25 Group has scheduled its third annual Chil­ 1 Sq.FI. 1 Sq.Ft. 49S. dren’s Holiday Theatre festival, a series of Assorted colors with Your choice of 6 Your choice of 6 Choice of 10 patterns five performances to be staged in December spacers S trim. (BRIL) popular colors. (HIJ) popular colors. (GUG) & colors. (Vernay) at the Main Street theatre. Shows include “Rip Van Winkle,” Dec. 15 at 12 p.m.; “A Christmas Carol,” Dec. 21 at 2 p.m.; “The Incredible Merlin Ma^c Show,” Dec. 26 at 2 p.m.; “Little Red Rid­ ing Hood and The Three Pigs,” Dec. 27 at 2 p.m.; and “Babes In Toyland,” Dec. 30 at 2 ^^A XSA M TILE p.m. All performances are musicals, and are recommended for children 5 through 12 E H E years old. lAST aRUNtWICK OAKHURST Tickets are $6 for children and adults; Middlebrook Shopping O nter Route 35 & Deal Road tickets for groups of 20 or more are $5. All Milllown Road off Route 18 • Mon thru Fri 8 am to 9 pm Sal 8 30 am to 6 pm; Sun, 11 am to 5 pm, Mon Thur Fn 9 am to 9 pm, Tue Wed Sat 9 am OPEN 7 DAYS J seats are reserved. For reservations, call the • 201- 23R-4411 to 6 pm. Sun 11 am to 5 pm • 2 0 1 - 4 * a - O M box office at 548-0582. cc 'OJ Q ocr o UJ cc TH lO 0 0 o > Enjoy a FR A ll The Fixings From t ^ ’ Grand Opening ShopRIta Turkay. Saa stora for complata Thanksgiving O datalls. 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Copynghl WAKEFERN FOOl) CORPORATION 19&. 3J m o o 3 ) Cafe Menage owners introduce new menu o m 33 display of hors d’oeuvres and holiday foods, low calorie but also nutritious and tasty and soning to taste and serve with meat, poul­ z plus a fashion show presented by Jolie’s the new menu lists the number of calories. try, fish or vegetables as a side dish. o Boutique and wine tasting featuring a new There is a choice of baked potato or < line of low alcohol-low calorie wines by m brown rice with sauteed mushrooms (2.30 Save leftover bulghur and prepare ta- <: JOAN Somerset Importers (available at Gordons calories), steamed vegetables, ratatouille or 03 Corner Liquors). boulli salad by adding 1 chopped fresh to­ m HEALY broccoli and cheddar cheese. mato, 1 cup crumbled feta cheese, W cup 33 If a unique gift item is needed, the owners The unstuffed cabbage has sweet and sour fresh chopped parsley, 10 black olives (cut will make up baskets with biscuits, coffees, cabbage with meatballs alongside and into pieces), 3 or 4 scallions (cut up), V* cup chocolates and other foods. topped with toasted sesame seeds. Holiday entertaining is made easy when fresh minced dill. (O Raylie Dunkel and Renee Cohen prepare They provide the baskets, or if the cus­ The homemade chicken pot pie is filled tn0 0 the food. tomer prefers, they will use the customer’s with large pieces of chicken, cheddar cheese Mix this with lemon juice, salt, peppier own container or basket and fill it with an and white wine. They are owners of CAFE MENAGE at and minced garlic, to taste (or use a vinai­ (K attractive arrangement of gourmet items. Something for every taste is found in the grette dressing). Stir together and add to a Alexander Plaza, 313 Route 9, Manalapan, vast variety of soups, such as carrot and Always willing to work with local organi­ green salad or serve plain. where diners may enjoy lunch or a conti­ almond soup with sauteed fresh ginger and nental breakfast in a cafe-style atmosphere. zations, the owners are offering a “cabaret evening,” a combination of a show pre­ a touch of sherry wine; curried eggplant, They also provide a complete catering leek and potato’ tomato and mushroom; au­ Joan Healy 's column is not a restaurant sented by On Stage Theatre Company and review. Rather, it is intended to aquaint service holidays or any special occasion. food by the Cafe Menage, as a fund-raiser. tumn vegetable with sweet potato and squash; black bean and chicken curry. readers with restaurants in the area. The catering menu includes hot and cold Plans are also being made to hold semi­ hors d’oeuvres, entrees and soups, salads The new line of cakes include chocolate nars at Cafe Menage for wine and cheese gateau, chocolate pecan pie, chocolate and desserts. tasting and the use of gourmet items in lEast Brunswicks’s First Steak House! mousse cake, peaches and cream cake, and SEAFOOD JL. ITALIAN “The response to our catering has been cooking. apple and cream cake. overwhelming,” said Ms. Dunkel. Another service is free delivery service The cakes and other desserts arc available “People appreciate the special care we for lunches (on orders of $10 or more) to on special order. take in preparations and the freshness of all businesses along the Route 9 corridor in the For those who join the Cafe Menage din­ ingredients. We also adhere to any dietary Manalapan area. ner club, a cake valued at $10 is given for ^I^efi(taurant restrictions or requests, such as no salt or every $ 1 (X) worth of food. sugar.” They give a baker’s dozen lunch. . .if 12 OPEN lunches are ordered, one free lunch is “Bulghur wheat is one of those healthful Fresh gourmet coffees, a variety of unusu­ added. THANKSGIVING DAY and nutritious foods which is very versa­ I P.M. to 8 P.M. al mustards, restricted-diet items, choco­ Corporate catering is also arranged for tile,” said Ms. Dunkel. She shared a two­ SERVING OUR REGULAR MENU lates and herbal teas are sold. lunch and breakfast meetings. fold recipe with us. AND OUR THANKSGIVING SPECIAL The first day, bulghur wheat can be pre­ TURKEY Menu items such as the salads, entrees Always looking for new and creative COMPLETE and desserts have been incorporated into a pared as a side dish, and the second day the foods, Ms. Dunkel and Ms. Cohen have de­ DINNER ^ 8 ’CHILDREN f. $4.95 line of take-out foods. leftovers can be used in tabbouli salad. INCLUDES FULL SALAD AN D APPETIZING BAR signed a new menu. They use only natural SOUP, TURKEY WITH STUFFING, CANDIED “Our goal is to present a line of foods foods, and always the highest quality. SWEET YAMS, VEGETABLE, CRANBERRY! similar to those in the better New York BULGHUR WHEAT SAUCE, COFFEE & DESSERT. gourmet shops,” Ms. Cohen said. The pita bread, for example, comes from Saute a medium onion, chopped, in ei­ a bakery in Queens, wile the olives and filo ther olive oil or a blend of olive oil and m m ll,tASTMNMt«KR For a preview of what’s in store for the DPP. IMIISTO PASTS dough are brought in from Atlantic Avenue butter. When transparent, add 1 cup bulg­ 9PEN’ holidays they are presenting a “Gala Show­ in Brooklyn. 17 DAYS ■mmnoiitea---- CItl case.” Dec. 4. hur wheat. Saute until the wheat it turns oss-sasa ^ift The number of “creative calorie counter” white. Add 2 cups water. Simmer 15 min­ I m AJOR CREDIT Csrtificatas | The public is invited to stop by and see a dishes has increased. The items are not only utes until the water is absorbed. Add sea­ ■cards accepted Avollabla

~^^U2mujud2jmujuimxm2m (Cottage (3nn ANCHm LANDMARK IN KEYPORT. N.J. MESqUITEJITE GRILL \M I THANKSGIVING DAY SPECIALS COMPLETE DINNERS ~ 2 FOR 1 ROAST VERMONT TURKEY W/Chestnut Dressing & Qiblet Gravy BAKED VIRGINIA HAM DINNERS W/Pineapple Sauce ROAST L.l. DUCKLING SUNDAY-THURSDAY W/Orange Sauce BAKED LASAQNA (5 pm To 10 pm) W/Tomato Saiice ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEF AU JUS $12.9S AND UP ALSO REGULAR MENU AVAILABLE $795 CHILDREN'S SPECIALS M • PrimeI RibRit Under 10 years of age ' LobsterI ROAST TURKEY, BAKED • Shrimp VIRGINIA HAM OR FRIED FILET OF SOLE $ 6 .9 5 RESERVE FOR YOUR XMAS PARTY HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL 257-9494 ^ (201)264-1263 ^ 1.56 Main St. Sayreville i

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2nd Big Week of Our Grand Opening HOLIDAY STORE •Asterisk^ Items In This Ad Good ONLY at Oak Tree Rd. ShopRite HOURS; U .S . #1 G rade Eastern Open Wed., Nov. 27 Wow! A one-of-a-kind event for ‘40 S iz e ” a One-Of-A-Kind Supermarket ’til 11:00 p.m. . . . that's just what the Grand Opening of the New Oak Tree Grapefruit Closed Thurs. Nov. 28 Road SnopBite is. And what ^ (Thanksgiving Day) better way to say "thank you” for your warm welcome than to ReOpen Fri. Nov. 29 keep the celebration going . . . with more savings throughout 10-lb. at 7:00 a.m. the store. Don't let another day l o f o o bag Happy Thanksgiving go by without stopping in and enjoying the greatest food To All Our Friends shopping experience evert for M ShopRite Coupon WITH THIS COUPON B e e f R ib R o a st P ep si C ola One (1) 2 Liter Btl. Reg. or Diet R eg. or Oven Ready Diet USDA 2 Ltr. Coupon good •! any SltopAI CHOICE Btl. Limn■ - one * ilty. EftectivEft. v e j Sun., Noe. 24 I t4o¥. 3 0 . tetees. e s ______y I. tn . . . u r . j .n ttiriM ii cionlv Of «ule items tor all our customers we must reserve the right to limit the ourchase to units of 4 of any sale iteiro, except where otherwise noted. NO, Ka'mru™; ■ Z. 30. 1985 None soS to other retailers or wholesalers. Artwork does not necessarrly represent hems on sate, it is for display purposes only. Copyright WAKEFERN FOOD CORPORATION, 1986 RECORDER, NOVEMBER 27,1985 1 7 THE SENTINEL South River artist NEWSPAPERS recalls 50-year career By Frances Kosa very hard then.” he said of his first years during the Depression. The sparkling white, newly sheet-rocked Then, Sheena came to the rescue. C larified walls were an invitation to the budding Sheena, the name of a jungle comic book Call 254-7000 or 548-2700 child artist. heroine, was one of many comic book char­ The icons in Sts. Peter and Paul Russian acters Zolnerowich would paint during his Orthodox Church in South River were his diversified professional career. inspiration. His professional career continued with 001 REAL ESTATE 001 REAL ESTATE 001 REAL ESTATE 003 HELP WANTED While the incident occurred 60 years ago, his return to his first employer, who remem­ borough resident Daniel Zolnerowich still bered Zolnerowich’s talents when looking CABIN in Susquehanna County. NEW, 2 bedroom, 2 full baths. AVON recalls the details vividly, and with good PA. 13‘'2 acres, log cabin, fire­ Condo. All appliances, club­ THE CLUB Earn extra S$ Free freining for an artist to work on a government pro­ place. sleeps 8. $175. weekend house, tennis and pool. $77S.oer AT EAST BRUNSWICK Call Jackie at 251-6357 reason. $350. week 254-1331 evenings ject. On that job he met two illustrators who month plus utilities 721-6901 IS sold out. But we have two 2 Now retired after nearly 50 years as a bedroom condos avaiiabte to would later join him in their owm firm, ZIK FOR RENT OLD BRIDGE -COUNTRY rent-lease with optlon-or to AVON professional artist, Zolnerowich believes his POCONO LAKE CHALET Associates. LIVING APARTMENTS. 2 buy Call 439-3970 or 439-3732 Weekends, week, month, sea­ To Buy or Sell Earn extra career might never have taken off — had he Bedroom Garden Apartments Christmas money Call 723-0762 “We did just about everything under the sonal. Canoe available. 2S7-S2S7 or Townhomes $560 8. $700. not drawn life-sized saints on his parents’ sun,” he said. “There was no job we would Includes heat, hot water, gas, SAYREVILLE 2 bedroom living room walls. no pets Call 360-2992 003 HELP WANTED BABYSITTER NEEDED m my turn down.” home for rent, $550. plus all home Tues 4 Thurs 3 30- “Who did this?” asked the parish priest, Prior to retiring three years ago, the en­ utilites Call 254-8558 after 6pm who happened along that day on a good-will ALARM INSTALLERS 6 30pm I’ all 238 4327 after 6pm ergetic Zolnerowich returned to working on Experienced in burglar & fire visit. The Prentice Avenue family had just government manual projects, through an af­ SPACE FOR RENT-on Rf. 520. Call 254-7000 alarm system, service 4 instal­ BABYSITTING, some cleaning, Marlboro. 240 square feet Call lation Benefits Apolv in confi part ftme Monday-Thursday 3- repaired its living room after a minor fire. filiation with a New Brunswick-area firm. 972-8916 7om East Brunswick 390 6473 The parents were still in shock after finding dence to Central Alarm Ser­ Today, when that firm’s owner needs as­ The Sentinel vice Inc . 668 Park Ave (RI 33) their 10-year-old son’s handiwork. sistance, Zolnerowich is only too happy to Freehold. Can 780 4100 “That’s art,” the priest critiqued, almost help. “This is child’s play.” he remarked, ROWDED? N ew spapers A TRIO OF ^ V S , ages INDEX miraculously able to convince the parents, 7,11&13, and a p u p p v , need telling how he enjoys being able to paint supervision, 2 days per week who Zolnerowich said had been on the without the pressure of deadlines and a TO PLACE 3pm-8pm plus school Holidays verge of punishing him. grueling workload. 1. OSTAPET? References & own transporla os Antiques YOUR tion required Flexibility, 02 Apartmtnts/Hsusus/ The 70-year-old Sunset Street resident When he first retired, Zolnerowich said patience & good sense of p a r t m e n t Cummweial For SonI feels the pastor’s appraisal of his ability he didn’t touch a brush or drawing board humor a plus Call 536 0011 OS Apptioncos HUNTING? after 6pm stayed with his mother, who would later for one full year. Slowly, he found himself A Classified 1$ Audlons provide the boost he sorely needed. looking at work he’d done in the past of II Auto Dulors Upon completing a correspbndance ADVERTISEMENT 72 Autos for Solo thinking of how he could improve his for­ S ELLING? 52 Autos Kont/Lotso course in art and graduating from South mer efforts. POMPANO River High School, Zolnerowich moved to so Auto SoMl' There are numerous examples of Zolne­ Delivered 7S Autos S Trucks Wantod New York City in search of an artist’s ca­ rowich’s talents throughout the brick home S EEKING HELP? BEACH, 32 Btkad Coads reer. he and his wife built 30 years ago. to over 53 Boob Shattered by rejection in his first inter­ FLORIDA 6S lu lldini S Komadotini In addition to portraits of his wife and NFORMING? 07 lusinoss O^qortunHIos view, he threw in his brushes and took a job two daughters, there is an assortment of I as a dietary aide in a city hospital. 60.000 44 Carpontry land and sea scapes, including views of his o r m in g a CONDO 37 Carpal t Sufs/Claanad Then, his mother came to visit. “So, neighborhood. F ROCK GROUP? homes 57 Caramk Tila when are you going back to school?” she Zolnerowich said scenic paintings arc FOR RENT 05 CMId Cara demanded. perhaps his favorites these days, adding that NTENDING TO U Clothini “It was funny,” her artist son recalled. BUY A CAR? luxury Condo fully 45 Elactrical Work he has no preference between working with I furnished, air con­ 15 Entarbinmant “She’d already done my thinking for me.” oils or water colors. r i x p e c t in g ptopit raid ditioned, large liv­ 22 Financial His mother knew of a good art school in clastitiad A sampling of his work is on display at A MOVE? ing rm, dining rm, 23 FIraweed Brooklyn because a previous pastor’s son the public library, mention of which evokes E eat-in kitchen, 2 16 Flaa Markab 10 Furnitur/Furnishln|s was studying there, Zolnerowich said. To­ ev e lo p in g a bedrooms, 2 full a feeling of pride in Zolnerowich, who ob­ 17 Giraga/Kummtia Salas gether, they learned its name was Pratt In­ viously enjoys sharing his talents as well as NEW BUSINESS? Why settle for baths, patio D less when you 70 Glvaaoiy stitute, and soon he enrolled in its three- his memories. overlooking inter- can stay on coastal, wall to wall 03 Halp Wanted year program. 10 REASONS 21 Income T ii “1 was told as a child I was talented,” he carpet throughout. Two years into the course, Zolnerowich said with a humble shrug. TO DIAL 2S Instructian The BEACH Kitchen is fully 31 Lawn Cara/Undscapln| ran out of funds. Newly married, he and his Who knows what would have happened equipped. Walking wife, Leona, lived their first years together 25 4 • 7000 6S Last i Feund he asked, with a chuckle, had he not drawn at distance to G6 Masoniry in typical struggling artist style. those saints on the living room walls that beautiful beach. 13 Merchandise lor Sale “I took any work I could get. Times were fateful day. Call us for help in MYRTLE SG Motorcycles By the month, 54 Movlni S Hiullni writing your ads BEACH Oi Notices What have you got to South Carolina *1,100 mon., 50 Saintini sell? thousands of weekly 24 Personals buyers read our Truly luxury condos, »375/week. 31 Ptb/Li>tstock each with two large 30 Photofraphy Classified ads. AVAIL ABLE balconies overlook­ 35 Plano Tuning 64 Plumbing S Heating ing our pool and the SEPTEMBt.R THRU APRIL widest besch any­ 01 Seal Esbta WANTED where. CALL 74 Racraationil Vahlclas 828-7184 or 62 loafing Beautifully furnished, 04 Situations Wanted Experienced or color tv, phone, air 572-5554 40 Special Services Inexperienced conditioning, full liv­ after 6 PM 14 anted ing and dining rooms, People kitchen with dish­ washer. To Join the SUMMER AND Resort Condo for Rent New Type of FALL RATES You can bask in tlii: .sun on le TV, Wall tu-wati • Personal Gratification Carpeting. A T, with a < umpiele Kitchen are.i • Growth Potential Bill & Jackie ADVANTAGE CANINO ' P^ll &rWinterKates “ “ : REALH. INC. 577-0892 $2(K).tu$225. Weekly i UHMary PLEASURE PAINTING At 482 MOO or fh o l'v jrd p to V.diUWL MiciMtt Leddy flr Dick Polity 5G6 5220 Now retired from the hectic schedule of a professional illustrator, South River resident At 5M 7000 462-7218 2 fts'dMKXTi 2 hatft C iwkJ ! Alv Daniel Zolnerowich enjoys being able to paint land and sea scapes at his leisure. 1 8 NOVEMBER27,1985, RECORDER

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Babv Cart, nriothtr's haiper, >o NEED DEMONSTRATORS Of PART TIME Office work in my LICENSED Insurance Aoant PACKERS for Cheesecake SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS, ELECTRIC RANGE GE SeH KITCHEN SET, Turqoise cart for ritwborn 2/3 dav» per brand name clothing. No in­ company in East Brunswick, 5 in-home office. Flexible hours. cleaning year old asking 5300. top/white base, 4 matching week 23t'7619 fo arranoe for wilt train. Day, evening, or 30 Preset qualified appoint­ vestment. Call 238-6641 days. Call Gill at 390-8733 Malure/experienced. 828-7998 Call 721-4344 after 6pm swivel chairs, 5100. 679-6336 initrvitw. Experience and ref- midnight shifts available. New ments weekly. Call lOam-lpm Brunswick office 247-2100; or e r tiK t i a mu$>. NURSE—-LPN, part time eve­ PART TIME PERSON for after PAINTERS-Must be experi­ Sonnerville office 725-0800 MAGIC Chef Gas Range large LIVING ROOM, complete with Ask for Mr. Peters 225-6191 nings, 7;00pm-10:30pm, private enced and willing to work. Po­ school program. l:30-6;30pm, oven. Good Condition Asking lamps, tables, furniture, best BABYSITTER needed for U duty Call 721-4013 Mon. thru Fri. Ages 6-11. Adult sitions available immediately, TEACHERS needed for private S75. Call 572-5719 offer. Cali 257-4766 after 5pm month old, Monday and Tues­ year round employnnenl. Insur­ preferred. Call 257-5177 CASHIER, full time Mon.-FrI. Tutoring. Excellent pay. All day, 9-5. M v East Brunswick ance benefits. 521-1019. MUST SELL-will sacrifice. (Sat. optional). M ature person subiects. Cali The Learning WASHER & DRYER, GE home. References please. 254- NURSES PART TIME, Travel Agency, Decorator designed livingroom to work in busy ladies shoe Experience, 566-3513 Heavy Duty, white, electric. 1490 after 5;30 2-5 P.M. days. Commission plus furniture, apple green velvet store. Apply in person only: 5299. Call 390-0945 after 6 RN’S/LPN’S salary(54.00 per hr.). General sofa, cane back chair with Footprints, Again. 335 George PART-TIME TELEPHONE SALES from Office work. 251-3899 black upholstery, coordinating St., New Brunswick. 545-9777 All shifts, full time/oart time Otd Bridge office, 9am-1pm ACCOUNTS PAYABLE for Nursing Home In Monroe Ditrict Managers weekdays. Call 251-0047 print chair. Bar, 2 barstoois, 30" round butcher block CREATIVE DECORATOR Township, Highstown area. Call Needed in Ihe early morning 0 1 0 FURNITURE kitchen table, 4 Bentwood CRT OPERATOR Interior Designer seeking to 609-448 7036 between 9-4:30pm. hours to supervise a small PART TIM E WORK WAITRESSES WANTED chairs with cane seats, pic­ (rain 1 in design. Part lim e/Fuli group of newspaper carriers in PART TIME/ FULL TIME Phone Book Delivery BEDROOM-contemporary, tures, mirror, extras. Excellent New Brunswick manufac­ time, 583-3712 the areas of East Brunswick, Call 257-2181 ask for Stella queensize bed, 2 end tables If you have a car, van or condition. 238-5991 after 4pm turer has Immediate NURSES AIDES Sayreville, South River, Parlln plus lamps, dresser & m irror, Full tim e/part time, 11pm to and Morgan, Call Toll Free: truck, we have work in vour openings In its general ac­ chest; Diningroom table, 4 OLD BRIDGE MEWS-Yard & 7:30am, and 3pm-11:30pm, for 1-800-242-0850 or 877-4222 area. Report from 8:30am- Earn Extra Money WELCOME WAGON chairs, breakfront; Twinsize Craft Sale, 3 families. 11 Shef­ counting department for Nursing Home in Monroe 3:30pm, Nov. 27-30 (excluding Selling sweaters in your spare bed, dresser & mirror. 679-4730 field Ct. (516 to Cottrell to Otd AP/CRT operator. Pre­ Township, Highstown area. Call PART TIME-elderty man for Holiday) to the Loyal Order of time. Call 727-1299 GOOD EARNING evenings Bridge Plaza to Sheffield) Nov. vious office and clerical 609-448-7036, 9-4:30 Saturday and Sunday night to Moose #1360, 989 Convery OPPORTUNITY clean busy bowiing center. Blvd. Perth Ambov 16&17, 10-4. Lots of bargains! experience desirable. FULL TIME Mature person for BEDRCDOM set, girl's, white & Hours 1am-9am Saturday and night manager. Pleasant sur­ HOME HEALTH AIDES, For Outgoing Community- gold, new mattress; Dining­ Good company benefits. 12am-8am Sunday. Please call PEOPLE with Knowledge of QUEEN BED with brass head- roundings, good opportunity. Companions and Live-in posi- Mined People you visit new room-walnut, modern; Electro­ Qualified applicants send M id Stale Bowling, 254-1400. Computers, Arts S. Crafts, board; Tall English Arm oire; Call Monday through Friday lions available in your area. neighbors, new parents and en­ lux vacuum with power nozzle. music, dance, etc. needed to night table; alabaster lamp. resume with salary requi- between 3-6om, 536-4222. Full time and part time. gaged couples, bringing infor­ All good condition. 679-5464 teach in after school program Call 679-1955 remnts to: MG Home Health 828-6200 mation about vour town and For Classified Call 254-7000 at Frost Elementary School. GOVERNMENT JOBS 116,040- gifts from local merchants. Car BEDROOM SET-Thomasville, Call 254-0788 QUEEN SIZE Sleep sofa like S59,230/vear. Now hiring. Call needed, training provided. Call solid wood; Triple dresser, new. Crushed velvet, $125. or TRIANGLE PWC 766-3262 Mon, or Fri. 9-5, chest, 2 night tables and head- 805-687-6000 ext.R-7053 for SECURITY GUARDS best offer. 390-9450 after 10am current federal list. Tues., 9-12 or the answering board. Excellent condition 5995. Attention Personnel Permanent and part time. Uni­ service, 545-8902 Call 821-6283 P.O. Box 711 forms & equipment supplied. SOFA and LOVE SEAT. Ex- BEAUTICIANS. The Sentinel Openings in Old Bridge, Sayre- cellent condition, looks new, Work in the South Brunswick/ New Brunswick, NJ 08903 Wanted. 70% Commission vilie, Milltown, Monroe, Edison BEDROOM 6 Piece, king size, South Plainfield/Piscataway/ $500. or best offer. 591-1705 So. Plainfield, Piscatawav, m attress/frame. Good condi­ Call 390-7773 Davfon/Edison area. For ap­ Freehold, Malawan other tion. Asking $600. 390-6451 pointment, cal! between 9-4pm SOFA-BED, Queen size, Newspapers areas. E.O.E weekdays, 329-6021 E.O.E. brown, leather-look, good con- BEDROOM, 6 piece master Retirees welcome dtion, 5100. 679-1535 after 4pm. set; four poster twin canopy ADVERTISING SALES bed; wrought iron kitchen set. SKI TECHNICIAN to mount SOFA, matching Loveseat, Weekly newspaper group in Monmouth 004 SITUATIONS Must sell. Moving. No reasona­ bindings on sKiis and tune sKiis. Broyhill-gold velvet, asking and Middlesex Counties is looking for an ble offer refused. Call 254-9257 Call Experience required. Apply in WANTED 5300. Other items. 251-4431 person: Pelican Ski Shop, 339 experienced Retail Advertising Salesper­ BOOKKEEPING SERVICE for BONE CHINA, 55 Pieces; Wood Rt. 18, E. Brunswick. 254-5115 son. The candidate must be goal oriented, Small Businessmen. Your place 8. Glass coffee table. Brown or mine. Call 246-8307 antique satin drapes, open aggressive and have the ability to develop 254-7000 SKI TECHNICIAN, to mount weave drapes, rods, other. All o n CLOTHING and tune skis. Experience re­ new accounts and increase existing busi­ HOUSECLEANING, 2 reatiable reasonable. 679-6471 after 6pm quired. Apply in person: Pelican ness. or people will clean your home. Ski Shop, 339 Route 18, East BEIGE BEAVER COAT, Reasonable rates. Experienced CHILDREN'S FURNITURE, Salary plijs commission. Benefits package. Brunswick. 254-5115 Highly styled with seperate de­ service. Call 727-1285 white French Provincial double tachable vest, like new. size dresser, Early American maple 548-2700 SWITCH BOARD OPERATOR 7/8, $998. 297-4603 FOR APPT. CALL HOUSECLEANING, 2 reliable desk & dresser. Very reasona­ 4 'llp m shift people will clean your home. ble. Call 536-5215 D e a d l i n e Call 521-3100 BOYS CLOTHES, size 12, plus Reasonable rates, experienced 3 piece suit, A-1, $50. all. 251- COUCH-green, $95; mahogany Monday, 12 PM service. Call 727-1285 5411 evenings. 462-0292 For Classified Call 254-7000 buffet 5150; 4 piece mica/glass equal opportunity employer wall unit, mint. Originally 51800. HOUSECLEANING-Reliable, FUR JACKET, American excellent service. 247-6891 or Now$650 or best offers 251-5540 Opossum, classic style, custom 251-0612 made, like new, excellent con­ COUCH, plaid, 7 foot, $75'. dition, size 10/12, $185. 238-2569 HELP WANTED Bentwood Rocker 535. Stereo- PRINTING with stand 555. 679-4889 Reliable employees needed for full & part ADVERTISING MAIDS UNLIMITED G & G OUTLET, 10 Ferry MAINTENANCE We are the only agency in Street, South River. Eyelet trim DAYSTROM Dinette set, oak time positions in newspaper plant for dis­ CLERK/TYPIST M arlboro that is licensed and pre-galhered, 1 to 3 inchs wide, PERSON top table, 4 velour covered tribution end. bonded bv the state of NJ. 25

BiKE, 10 speed Columbia, $35. MASTERMIX DJ'S PIANO, GUITAR ORGAN and TREE SERVICE CLEANING-FOUR SEASONS TABLE PADS & AMBOY E l ECTRIC'10% 0« Sofabed, $30. Loveseat, $30. REUPHOl STER>- 545-278? T-SHIRTS Music for all occasions BASS. Popular and Classical Ccmpiefe removals, slump Home or Office Fuify insured Call 721 6589 Chignon sound music camera Call LARRY at 254-0935 grinding trimming insured See Bustness Service Oirectorv Businass Sarvict O lrtctory CUSTOM SCREEN PRINTED Beginners and advanced Pro Free Estimates Cali 254-2107 and case $100. 254-5074. 254-3841 •All Styles and Coiors fessionai instruction at vour home. 25 years teaching expe Friendly Fred's Air Condition­ BOB OETTINGER- Electric *1-5 Colors TRASH and JUNK REMOVAL Party in a Hot Tub! rience Hank Ploskon, 238-1555 ing Call 251-0055 Contractor Lie 1956 Commar- •Buy at Wholesale Anything you want taken to CHANUKAH GIFTS Greai for 40th Birthday, Anni­ 0 4 0 SPECIAL See Business Service directory i >ai residential wiring 679-8935 •Fast Service dumps Free estimates Can Crafts & Chocoiafe. 679-2753 versary and any celebration! SERVICES SCHOOLS-CLUBS-TEAMS 721 8246 DEPENDABLE Electric Com GREAT GIFT IDEA Massage Available ROUTE 9 CHEVROLET WHEELS, 15 A B C Upholstery oanv Complete etecfric ser (Bar Mitzvahs, etc.) WATER HAVEN 972-0772 Furniture Repairs inch, (2) NEW, $15. Cali 254- Call 442-6684 TREE SERVICE, Trimming vice Free Estimates $49-8656 Call For Personalized Service DRIVING SCHOOL Chairs Reglued, Polishing 4626 after 5pm. Topping. Stump grinding Re See Business. Service Directory Touch Kitchen Cabinets New Jersey State License Up s , movals Insured 246-7510 J 8. J Nardi 254 9456 SPARKLING MUSIC Cali 727-0661 Restored Call Larrv Grossman Cranbrook Decorators 363-7977 ALL AMERICAN Electrical Contractors By DJ to liven up vour party 780-8632 985-0527 C H IM N EYSW EEP 251-1556 TREE SERVICE. Trimming, See Business Service Directory your favorite songs from '40s- See Business/Service Directory TV, 25" color console. Perfect See Business Service directory Topping. Slump grinding. Re­ condition, Excellent picture ‘80s for all occasions. 254-3912 ROUTE 9 GUTTER CLEANING-Anv movals Insured. 246-7510 PAUL CAUBET Electrical house cleaned and washed oul DECORATiNG? Silk Plants, $175. or best offer. 238-7543 ALL-PURPOSE Contractor License «3792 Alt THE MUSIC COMPANY,'Hot $35. Emergency roof repairs, Flowers, Trees. Wholesale DRIVING SCHOOL CONTRACTING COMPANY TREES TRIMMED or re types of eiectrlcei wiring TuneS'Cool Prices' Professional fully insured 287-0149 prices. Added incentive for in­ New Jersey State License Dependable Reliable Service moved Lots cleared Firewood, Call 257 5930 DJ'S all occasions 541-2333 ferior decorators. 390-0086 VERTICAL BLINDS Cal! 727-0661 VA FHA Violations Corrected wood chips Insured 238-7976 HAGUE'S HEATING 8. COOL­ RYAN ELECTRICAL Mini's, M icro's, pleated and ALTERATIONS ADDITIONS ING INC. 251-3394 TUTOR-Special Education and WASH PLACE CONTRACTOR Residential. custom shades. Up to 50% and FREE ESTIMATES - 721-9283 See Business Service Oirectorv DESIGNER YARNS more off TRUE Retail Prices all grade levels, bv experienced Call 390 4666 Commercial, industrial teacher. Masters. Jeff 238-2677 See Business Service Oirectorv License »7134 Cell 257-9390 Wholesale Prices- 679-8727 Free Estimates. Rae, 972-0092 023 FIREWOOD ALTERATIONS. FAST SERVICE. Reasonable. HANDYMAN WASH WORLD Launderette DOGHOUSE-MEDIUM SIZE, LADIES CALL- 723-0781 FIREWOOD, cut, split, deliv­ You Name The Job! No Job Route 516 Otd Bridge insulated, Good condition. $35. ered for $115. per cord. Sea­ 030 PHOTOGRAPHY Too Big Or Small!! Call for free See Business Service Directory 050 PAINTING Call 297-6412 0 1 4 WANTED soned over a full year. 297-3969 ASAP estimate, 727-7136 after 4 pm, PHOTOS bv Frank Genua DRAPES Aqua antique satin FIRE WOOD-Fragrant, long WORD PROCESSING HANDYWORK. Small Home TRAINS, Lionel, Flyer, HO, Tin Weddings-Candid-Portrait 95"xl90", $125. Cocktail table burning apple. Split, seasoned TYPING SERVICE Repairs, installations, light car 044 CARPENTRY BRUSH & PAINT black marble, $35 679-0764 254-2560 Toys, Model Airplane motors. over full year. $155. per cord. 15 years experience. Reports, pentrv- Decorating . 634-4259 FREE ESTIMATE Race Cars, Dolls. 721-3663 resumes, thesis, mailing lists, Delivered, dumped, 521-2336 ALL CARPENTRY PAYMENT PLAN ELAINE POWERS/Livino FULL TIME SALES Person for Full Sales Support. 780-7531 CaH 727-2262 Well, lady health club mem­ WE BUY HOUSEHOLD carpet showroom. Some sales JAMS INC - 679-2233 P U RR-FECTLY See business service Directory bership. 14 months left.$50 247- GOODS. One item or a Thou­ experience preferred. 780-0267 A WINDOW'S TOUCH FRED'S PAINTING 6149 sand. Furniture, antiques, ga­ FIREWOOD 545-5444 CLEAN ALL CARPENTRY 297-9450 rage sale leftovers. Call Gigi, Seasoned hard woods cut split GREAT PHOTOS See Business/Service Directory HOME CLEANING AT ITS JAMS INC ■ 679-2233 See Business/Service Directory ELECTRIC TRICYCLE, never 238-5114 or 356-5847. fireplace size, $75. for '/2, $125 If you would like an 8x10 print cord. Delivered. 1-609-655-0965 BEST, 257-8463 See business/service Directory used. Good for disabled adult. of any staff-taken photograph BACKHOE/BULLDOZER GARDEN STATE PAINTING Original cost-$3000. Best offer. appearing in The Sentinel For hire. Stumps, drainage, J.O'S Asphalt BASEMENTS, KITCHENS Quality work Reasonable rates Call 721-3889 FIREWOOD Seasoned split Newspapers, call Michael Guit- footings, driveways. 821-5111 016 FLEA MARKET 536-2856 f-ree estimates. Cell 727 -5591 hard wood, delivered, $120. iiano at 254-7000 pr 548-2700. Bathrooms. Jobs Big or Small cord. 821-9149 or 257-2616 See Business/Service Oirectorv We Do Them All References FOR XMAS, Rink Skates, boys GENERAL PAINTING. Interl- 6‘/2, girls 12. A-1 Robotox 1000, C H R IS T M A S B A Z A A R & PHOTOGRAPHY QUALITY PLUS. Call 521-1760 KITCHEN SUPREME or/Exterlor Od Bridge Aree $7. each. Call 251-5411 evenings. FLEA MARKET FIREWOOD, $120 per cord M, GUILIANO RICH-TONE Kifchen/Bath--238-3505 Experienced Doug. 583-5186 Dec. 7, 9am-3pm. Sayreville split. $80 per cord unsplit. De 201-297-7766 BASEMENTS, KITCHENS See Business/Service Directory Bathrooms Jobs Big or Small GARDEN STATE BLINDS United Methodist Church, 404 livered. 257-1416 Anytime. CONSTRUCTION We Do Them All. References. INTERIOR and EXTERIOR Half Price Sale! 721-3627 Main St. Crafts, white elephants SPECIALIZING IN BATH­ LIGHT HAULING QUALITY PLUS. Call 521 1760 VFRY REASONABLE See Business/Service Directory and baked goodt. Spaces-$5 Call 238-8118 or 238-2373 024 PERSONALS 031 PETS ROOM REMODELING from ODD JOBS JOHN, 721-7639 CALL 287 4195 BAY & BOW WINDOWS $2195 INTERIOR/EXTERIOH FLEA MARKET every Tues­ FERRET, With cage, 3‘/» INSTALLED Good Tires and Rims ABORTIONS, 1-24 weeks ter­ LINOLEUM and SHEET Insured Reasonable Free esti­ day, 6am-1pm. New Dover months old, Male, Albino. Has KITCHENS, TILE and 463-8919 Low prices. Cali 254-1329 mination. Clinic in your area. GOODS, VINYL INSTALLER. mates Rav Zaezek, 238 I S3! United Methodist Church, 690 had shots. $50. Call 254-6602, HOME ALTERATIONS Call free 1-800-321-0575 Call 828-1006 after S pm. New Dover Road, Edison. 381- after 6om. Free estimates CARPENTRY, PAINTING HANDMADE Christmas Crafts. 9478. Dealers $8.-$10. per table. ALL TYPES REMODELING What have you got to Snowmen, Wreaths, Hanging PREGNANT? DISTRESSED? MASTER SWEEP 254-0935 PLEASE HELP. Mv Guinea 238-6702 Free Estimates - 721-4304 Pinecones, Bells & Candycanes. WE CAN HELP We clean all chimneys. 20 years sell? thousands of 017 GARAGE/ pig VEGAS needs a home, the From $3-$15. Call 727-8535 Call BIRTHRIGHT-247-5445 experience Reasonable prices CLOSET & INTERIORS- Closel buyers read our RUMMAGE SALES milk crate she's in does not BATHROOM/TILE REPAIRS allow her to expand her hori­ Reglue loose tiles, repair loose reorganizing/interlor carpentry Closlified ods. Free estimates. Call 238-4106 Invitations & Favors CRAFT SALE, 8 Preston Road 028 INSTRUCTIONS zons. She's not particular but walls, cleaning and re-groutIng. East Brunswick, November 30, her budget Is limited. To help, Call Rich evenings, 862-5277, JEROME Weddings, Bar Mitzvahs GENERAL CARPENTRY, Re >0- 5pm. Rain date December 7 call 257-7683, leave message. weekends anytime, Ribbons, Accessories, Discount ACCOUNTANT, B.S., M.B.A, TREE SERVICE modeling. Repairs, 8. Plumbing May the Sacred Heart of Prices. Call Joyce, 390-5515 Free estimates. Call 572-6395 EAST BRUNSWICK, Furniture, will tutor High School and col­ All Phases of Tree Care Jaeua be adored, glorlllad, lawn equipment, household, gift lege accounting. 254-7742. and Removals. Fully Insured LAWN MOWER, Rickets KRAFTWERKE loved t Preaarvad through- items. Old Stage to Pawnee to Free Estimates, 727-4929 out the world now S for­ 3.5HP, BACK BAGGER USED ART SCHOOL in East Bruns­ 035 PIANO TUNING BATHROOMS Decks, Porches, Painting, Pa­ 2 Huron Ct. 11/29&30, 8:30-noon ever. Sacred heart of 1 season, LIKE NEW asking wick, Drawing, Painting, Calli­ 5 x 7 $1665. ODD JOBS. Can do mostly pering, Flooring General Home $90.00 Call 679-6546 graphy. 257-8127 after 3pm, anything. No Job Too Small repairs, Insured. Free evil Jeeut pray for ua. SI. Jude PIANOS TUNED with electro­ Call John, 251-0893. mates. Call 360-2557 worker ol miracles pray tor nic accuracy. Guaranteed re­ 5 x 8 $1775. H I^ - A - B E D (2) foam mat- GRANNY'S CELLAR CERTIFIED Teacher, 8 .A. and ua. St. Jude help of h ^ - pairs. Estimates. Call 257-3110. New Tub Tile Tub Area tresses, $20. Girls ice skates CRAFT BOUTIQUE M.A., will tutor elementary and New Toilet Tile Walls 4' QUICKPRINT KITCHEN CABINET REFI­ laat pray lor ua. Say thli size 8 8. 9. $6. each. 679-6546. Jr high subjects. 254-7742. New Sink Tile Floor 738-5848 NISHING. Formlca/Natural prayer 9 timaa a day. By 100 Crafters at Immaculate New Vanity Name Brands See Business/Service Directory Wood ' Large variety of door the tth day your prayer will Concepion Gym, Spotswood, Maple couch and chair, earth- DRUM LESSONS, reading, Samll Repair Work O.K. styles - Custom Cab- have been anawared. Say Saturday November 30, 9-5, 0 3 7 CARPET & tones, $95. Large Skii rack; 4 technique and all styles of set 721-2894 after 4 pm, 7 DAYS REFINISHING KITCHENS inefs/Counter Tops any style or Sunday December 1, 9-4. Visit It for 9 daya. It haa never sporty Prelude hub caps; mo­ Playing, taught by professional. RUGS/CLEANING Free Estimates. REFACING with wood veneer. color. Oettinger RefinIshIng Co. bean known to tall. Publi­ torcycle helmet, 679-4261 our Cafe Noel for breakfast Your home. Call 545-5323 Good quality, affordable NEW 679-8935 and lunch. Entertainment 86 ACTION CARPET cation muat bo promited. Brookside Heating/Cooling KITCHENS. PARK LANE Coupon Books will be on sale. Sales, Installations, Repairs, Thank You St. Jude. NATURAL RACCOON, Call 251-7494 CA'BlNETS, Call 874-4151. STAPLETON CONTRACTING sizelO/12. Like New. Orig. price D.J. Mixed Music, Birthdays, Binding, Cleaning. Area rugs Home lmprovements-390-7865 R.A.S. picked UP and delivered. See business/service direclorv $3,000 asking $1500. 254-2046 OLD BRIDGE (Lakeridge Dinner Dances. Private parties, SLIPCOVERS, Custom made, See business/ServIce directory West) 10 MacBeth Dr. Nov. 29 Sweet 16. 968-8736. Call 254-4000 BUG STOP- pest control vour fabric. Quality work at 8f30, 10-4. Moving. Furniture GIRL'S Daisy Tricycle, good 238-3301 BIG Savings Call 257-5409. and household items EDUCATION Is Everything! CARPET CLEANING by condition, $15. 572-9121. See Business/ServIce Olrctory Reading, Writing, Test Prepa­ Bossong See Specials-2Sl-4975 STANLEY ASPHALT May the Sacred Heart of OLD BRIDGE 29 Shawnee ration. All levels. Licensed, ex­ See Classified Display Jesus be adored, glori­ ^ ESP i l f NEW HUNTING CLOTHES Comprehensive Maintenance CALL 251-2667 Lane Nov. 30 & Dec. 1. 10-4pm. perienced, professional. 721- Size 40, sheepskin fined boots house cieaning-821-5015 See Business/Service Directory fied, loved & preserved READINGS Complete Livingroom set, 7577 CONVENIENT CARPET size 11. Make offer. 257-4104 See business/service directory throughout the world now BY MRS. ANTHONY moped, king size mattress &. Carpets Cleaned, Relayed, Re­ & forever. Sacred Heart of box springs, stereo, many HELP YOUR CHILD-With tu­ paired and Sales. 828-7779 ORGAN, Kimball Entertainer. CELLERS, Garages, Back­ SWEDISH MASSAGE Jesus pray for us St. CARD AND 1‘AIM Like new. Rhythm section, more household items toring bv certified teacher. (READING or M ATH). It is not MARJAC LTD. yards, etc. Cleaned and con­ Vacation in the comfort of vour Jude worker of miracles Rl ADINGS bench & books. $650. 721-0335 tents removed Reasonable. PARLIN, 7 Cypress Drive, No­ too late! 251-8425 after 3pm. CARPET REPAIRS—679-6031 own home with a professional pray for us. St. Jude help Free estimates. 727-2608 massage. Men and women. 6 All re.idinKs priv,ite CRANBROOK DECORATORS vember 29, 30, 10-4pm. Cab­ See business/service directory of hopeless pray for ua. years experience. Gift Certifi­ 985-0527 bage Patch dolls, $20. Toys, JACQUELYN'S Say this prayer 9 times a & ( rrnfidentMl CLEANING PROF, offices cates available. Cali Tony or See Business/Service directory books, miscellaneous. STUDIO of DANCE MARJAC LTD. day By the 6th day your Advk e on all m.itters 1 Minnesink Ave. Parlin CARPET REPAIRS—679 6031 Very Reasonable & Honest Ellen, 985-3714 Call 521-1679 prayer will have been an­ of life PLAYBOY MAGAZINES PARLIN, 14 Oakwood Dr. 257-8452 See business/service directory swered. Say It for 9 days (Oaktree Village East-off Available for parties About 100 back issues, make CLEAN-UP ATTICS, Yards, It has never been known Ernston Rd.) 11/30, 8am-4. LICENSED Special Ed. Tea­ ROB'S CARPET SERVICE oHer. 254-4626 after 5om. Cellars. Also light hauling. Call and seam es Large selection of name brand cher available to tutor all ages, Installations, Pickup, Relays. to fait. Publication mutt be Gary. 525-0140 TAILORING promised Thank You St, RABBIT Fur coat like new, suits, coats, jackets, children's all areas. Call Fran, 679-8084 Repairs. Also carpet sales. Alterations. AAen/Women. ex­ For appointment, call $50. Brass fireplace screen plus wear, etc.-Fother items. Come Call 566-6869 or 634-9145 pert, customized. Same day tools, $25. Typewriter like new, choose in tinne for the Holidays! MATH ANXIETY? Learn from CUSTOM FORMICA service. Reasonable 251-6127. R.A.S. 721-9617 $30. 8 mm movie camera, $30. Experienced and Qualified LIKE NEW CARPET CARE 35mm camera, $40. 251-4121 teacher. Call 254-2149 For Cleaning call 257-1656 KITCHEN CABINETS/OOORS 0 1 8 ENTERTAINMENT See BusIness/Service directory REFACED RIVERSIDE SUPPLY MATH TUTOR. Certified Regular 8. European Style 257-3434 grades 7-12. Specialize in Geo­ Reasonable prices A HIT PARTY m etry. CAII 238-1058 W ALT, 679-4557 See Business/Service Directory HIRE THE MOB 038 LAWN CARE/ NEED TO 244-8306 or 679-6232 R. 8f K. Aluminum MATH TUTOR-ALL LEVELS, LANDSCAPING DAVE'S APPLIANCE Service 776-7979 including college & SAT review. MAJOR APPLIANCE REPAIR See Business/ServIceDirectory Certified. 846-3961 LANDSCAPING. Tree t slump and Installation. Call 249-2357 GET YOUR iviD E O AFFAIR removal. Fall Clean-up. Call SEWING MACHINE (Tredle), professional videotaping service M ATH Tutor. College teacher. 390-9640 or 257-5348 DECKS-Nistico 8. Son Brothers knitting machine, Weddings, Bar Mitzvahs, All levels, qua lity lessons. Calf 721-4013 BUSINESS brand new/attachments/yarn; Special Occasions. 679-6472 M ATH /SAT/G R E. 238-3042 See Business/Service Directory Fisher stereo turntable, brand Mike's Landscaping new; Kerosene stove with elec­ MUSIC LESSONS for saxo­ DEE DEE Inc. ROLLING? tric blower, new 251-2115 BALLOON BRIGADE phone, clarinet, and flute stu­ LEAF CLEANUPS 679-4040 Ail Occasions. We Specialize in dents. bv form er high school Trees and Shrubs trimm ed and See Business/Service Directory SHREDDER/MULCHER, parties, bar-mitzvahs, wed­ Band Director. Call 246-7156 removed. Cleanups. 679-3845. Toro, 3.5 HP, top load. $100. dings. Free delivery 679-2630 DEVLIN UPHOLSTERY Sofas, Chairs, Kitchen sets, etc. Call 297-6412 PERFECT PITCH RUSSELL'S TREE SERVICE Reasonable. Your Fabric or MUSIC STUDIO We specialize in yard clean-up, MOVE IT!.^ SLIDING GLASS DOOR, 8'. ♦BELLY DANCER* Private lessons on Saxaphone, shrub trimming, and all kinds ours. Call Ed, 721-4832 Flute, Clarinet. Bass. 251-4692 Tempered glass with screen GREAT Gift For Birthdays. of tree removal. and Charlie Bar $50. 238-0537 Free Estimates. Fully Insured DISAPPEARING STAIRS Retirement parties, Holiday LISTEN 4 LEARN Furnished and installed for IN THE CLASSIFIEDS! Banquets.—HELENA—390-9177 Call 329-3091 after Som STAINLESS STEEL KITCHEN MUSIC STUDIO $139.95. Medium and heavy­ SINK & FAUCET. $60, 254-9116 Guitar, Bass, Drums, Piano weight stairs available. ATTIC Private Lessons 257-8637 LEAVES REMOVED STAjR CO.. 349-0863. BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY STARR WINDOW FASHIONS CARICATURES PIANO-Exoerl Creative All Fall cleanups. Trees, shrubs save UP to 65%-800-792-8695 In COLOR trimmed. Nowicki Landscaping See Business/Service Directory instruction with experienced, Expert Paperhanging THESEKT1NEL 254-7000 For That Special Party patient, sensitive teacher. CaH Low rates. Free Estimates. NEWSPAPERS 254-5084 536-7472 For Classified Call 254-7000 721-4307, please leave message References MIKE, 370-0896 2 0 NOVEMBER 27,1985, RECORDER Business & Service Oirectory i ^ l Call 254-7000

MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES/SHOPst HOME IMPROVEMENTS

BUG O J70P KITCHEN Paul Esposito Custom Designed Kitchens SUPREME Does the thought Professional Pest TO PLACE c h im n TT SPECIALISTS Control VISIT OUR DISTRIBUTORS SHOWROOM of house cleaning IN SWEEP • Termites • Birds FOR IN STOCK & CUSTOM CABINETS YOUR AD get you down? • KITCHEN/BATH Profossionally CItaned • Carpenter Ants • Bats CUSTOM S STOCK Firaplaca CALL • THROW AWAY YOUR • Bees & Wasps • Sku.iks B y JAM S, IN C CABINETS Oil I Gas Furnaco SCRUB BRUSH! • Rats & Mice • Squirrels • REFINISHING Minor Repairs • FINISHED BASEMENTS < All Insects • Etc. 2 5 4 -7 0 0 0 • REFACING Caps Installed • ADDITIONS « REMODELING RESIDENTIAL'COMMERCIAL • CUSTOM COUNTERS *5 off w/ad i l i a i i 'ce • INSULATED W INDOWS & DOORS OR D.E.P. Lie# 93195 • BUILT-INS & ALL CARPENTRY Free Est. A Design NO MESS! • DESIGNER W OOD DECKS Ihe complele home cleaning service^ Roy Neiison CALL lor Active People 5 4 8 -2 7 0 0 238-3505 • Bonded & iniurad ^ O t FULLY _ _ _ ---- • Trained. Supervised Personnel i ^ i j l f Call East Brunswick 826-0794 • Ouollly Work at Affordable Rates • - 238-3301 INSURED 077-2233 estima tes ...... iKe.'AHiieiWir’.....'"l. I—.- Nistico & Sons II you ever ROOFING KEROSENE General Carpentry BUSINESS ACCOUNTING wash dishes STANLEY do laundry TO PLACE SERVICES SPOTSWOOD GLENN’S ROOFING ASPHALT or clean a house, • basements * PaVROlL and SALES there ’ss a wKreat ei new 7 D A Y S YOUR AD m RETURNS service for you. • attics * SETUP and MAINTENANCE Home Driveways 8 AM - 8:30 PM ol ACCOUNTING RECORDS Small Parking Lots ■ I*hone O rder— Mon. to Sat. CALL • bathraams ★ TAX CONSULTING R esurlaced Free Delivery and PREPARATION & W eather • Purchune Incentivefl 10:30 AM - 4:30 PM ■ NEW ROOFS • Hetter Value • skylights ol RETURNS Sealing SUN • (luurunteed SatiHraction 254-7000 ■ REROOFING Residential * Industrial ALSO AVAILABLE Fr»« Eatimat*! Kind out more abuout the 10,000 gallons 721<4013 . ROOF REMOVALS ON PER DIEM BASIS Commercial in stock OR RONALD TESTA IN-HOME BUYING SERVICE All work puorantaed FREE ESTIMATES Insured 251-2667 ASBURY FUEL Fully Ikansed FULLY INSURED 679-8318 548-2700 (Ik No. 761) Call fo r Httsom bh K»t$s Open Sat a Sun CALL REFERENCES 2 5 1 - 0 3 1 1 Fi«* tar. fully Ins. Free Estimates 549-7628 CALL: 727-4896 AIR CONDITIONING/HEATING 679-5881 WA9H TO PLACE TO PLACE WORLD THERMAL AIR HAGUE'S HEATING ROOFING YOUR AD Printing and high speed YOUR LAUNDERETTE HEATING A COOLING INC. ROOFING 20 Years Experience copying from your camera References OPEN 7 DAYS AIR CONDITIONING • Attk Fans ready copy while you SIDING CALL AD 7 AM to 10 PM FREE ESTIMATES • Etwctrenic I NEED YOU, wait. Expert wash and ON Air ClMiiers CARPENTRY YOtt'U SAVE MONEY CALL fold sarvtce FURNACE & BOILER » Humiditiwrs 254-7000 PJ Vmturis, INC For FRULucifcy Wash > Fully Insurwd • Re-roofing & Repairs WITH ME! REPLACEMENTS 212* STATE HIGHWAY 18, 2 5 4 -7 0 0 0 Saaansndsntonduty M'- > 17 Years • Aluminum 8 Vinyl Siding Shingles ’ SO/square & up Quality • Additions Built Up ’ 75/$<|uara & up or B U N C O ESTATES CENTER R oute 5 1 6 ^fvk* • Windows OR Attn: Builders, Roofers EAST BRUNSWICK, PARK8r9HOP • Doors & Salesmen: RADIO DISPATCHED 548-2700 NEW JERSEY 08816 5 4 8 -2 7 0 0 (BatUnd BRow’a) FREE ESTIMATES I DO SUB WORK (201) 238-5848 OLD BRIDGE 251-3394 CALL GENE c k iik in sarssSM 254-1135 SALES & SERVICE 3 6 0 -2 7 4 1 PARIIN, NJ. SPOTSWOOD, N.J. 583-0412 Td lMliilitYll , s V ^ Hwfe' PLUMBING/HEATING III & '*A ROOF FOR EVERY BUILDING" WATER CONDITIONING owt JT r u « ar n* lu v m a IM O V S T M IA l • WATER HEATERS • DRAIN CLEANING a C O M A A lK O A l • WATER SOFTENERS CALL a K tS ID fN T U l

FREE WRTER TEST THESE aHOTTAI AD0FIN6 RITERATIONS-APPIIRNCE aOlC AOOFS lEMOVTD HOOKUPS a MJIIT-UP HOOFING VANITIES-FAUCEn tHPAIISeSHINCUS You can mail PROFESSIONALS GAAYELIOOFS 1 no/ u AHY plumbing your ad in, phone iw / 0 Ott SERVICE WITH AD OtDHIDCirwt 2 0 3 9 RT. S it in, or drop it License #7359-VISA & MC TODAY! IT e s t ic b y— whatever is Central Jersey SERVING CENTRAL NEW JERSEY HOWELL Plumbing & Heating FENCE INC. 3 6 3 -8 1 8 1 easiest for you. 257-9389 FULLY INSURED 679-0001 yi>w»iJiaiM|j|a|j|a|j|jjg|[|ag4||M||jii|M|[jj|j||||||||||^^ FRIENDLY FRED /^IR PO R TSW ED D IN G S ATLANTIC CITY PROMS^ BROOKSIDE DOUG COGER CONTRACTING INC. HAGUE’S MUTING t C00UN6 (0. TO RESIDENTIAL-INDUSTRIAL-COMMERCIAL “VENUS LIMOUSINE” Air Conditioning AIR CONDITIONING & PLACE Heating HEATING CHECKUPS LIMO EWARK J.F.K., PHILA NEW YORK CITY Now is the time to have • HUMIDIFIERS STYLE LAGUAROIA OR P IE R S YOUR an expert check your air • AIR CLEANERS ECONOMY SEDAN 3 5 .0 0 5 0 .0 0 5 5 .0 0 conditioning system. • DIKT WORk AD • ATTIC FANS PRIVATE 45.00 6 0 .0 0 6 5 .0 0 FREE ESTIMATES ON! • Central Air • Attic Fans 24 H O U R STRETCH 55.00 7 0 .0 0 7 5 .0 0 CALL • Clock Set Back Thermostats EMERGENCY SERVICE ' RATES BASED (}M 1 OR 2 PEOPLE • Duct Work • Furnaces Buainasa (800)624-4077 254-7000 • Hot Water Boilers 2 5 1 - 7 4 9 4 Man'a Special Call ywir ai>«rgy managemtnt Sales & Service FULLY FREE After Every 10 or sptcialht Commercial/ INSURED REFERENCES ESTIMATES Tripa 1 Free ' 548-2700 FRIENDLY FRED Residential (201)972g 7 ^ 251-0055 FREE ESTIMATES CALL 679-0320 RECORDER, NOVEMBER 27, 1985 2 1 Business & Service O i r e c t o r y ^ Call 254-7000

■9 INTERIOR DESIGN' .HQM£ IMPROVEMENTS HOME IMPROVEMENTS

DEE DEE Inc. METHNER ^ t a p l c t o n CARPENTRY V2 PRICE SALE WOOD DECKS (P.T.) HOME M + T (Contracting Custom Designed & Built IMPROVEMENTS LEADER & GUHER O N A LL LEVOLOR 'Servisf Ceatral Jersey Basements Finished • BATHROOMS SPECIALIST BUNDS (MINI & VERTICALS) Home Improvements for 32 Veere" FREE INSTALLATION & FREE ESTIMATES Complete Kitchens • GAME ROOMS * Custom Homvs SEAMLESS Renovations J ■ Additions We do our own custom LAMBREQUINS (*12. p PATIO DOORS • DECKS J * Garagvs GUTTERS linear ft. padded & piped ) Additions • PLUMBING * basement* WINDOWS * Hoofing ANY SIZE Insul. Ooors Windows * Siding WE WILL NOT BE PANELING WORK GUARANTEED Retaining Walls * Dormrrs FREE ESTIMATES UNDERSOLD!!! BASEMENTS * D rrks Construction Management Small or Large Jobs * Bathrooms FULLY INSURED FINISHED * Kitchens Fully Insured * A il Typvs of Windows GARDEN STATE BLINDS 390-7865 * AM Types of Carpvniry CALL OLD BRIDGE BRICKTOWN FREE ESTIMATES I REFRENCES UPON REQUEST Jim Stapleton FUI.LV IN8UR|:d 254-26S1 721-3627 4 58-82 53 679-4040 254-4768 721-1297 583-4303

LIKE NEW /7 & T>’a WINDOWS DAC J & M SIDING OLD BRIDGE CARPET CARE TOUCH CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS PLUMBING Have your VERTICALS SEWER REPAIR Residential-Commercial Bathrooms MINI BLINDS Aluminum l> Vinyl Siding carpets or • DRICK WORK Paving - Repair TO PLACE Replacement Windows (omplotal SOFT PLEATED SHADES upholstery • SIDEWALKS Anderson Windows romodaUis ! VINYl professionally UP TO • DRIVEWAYS Resurfacing Bay & Bow Windows Rf PLACEMENT • PATIOS YOUR AD Glass Sliders WINDOWS STEAM 50% DISCOUNT ALUMINUM & • WATERPROOFING Weather Seating Doors PROMPT DELIVERY VINYL SIDING CLEANED BY- • CURNNG • Small Parking Lots O A Q / OFF on • STUCCO WORK 323 MAIN STREET FREE • Home Driveways CALL CU/O any job u u BRADLEY BEACH LIKE NEW SHOP A T HOME ¥KE£€SrmAJiS FOR f r ^ Sept, thru March 246-7774 STEAM CLEANING SERVICE CALL ANYTIME FREE ESTIMATES ESTIMATI CALL BONNIE IN 2 5 4 - 7 0 0 0 Insured-Free Estimate EAST BRUNSWICK 727-620S DAYS MUIhi«I LaCaado 257-1856 ( ) 25 years experience Call for Free Estimate 545-5444 360-2606 EVES. 201 536-2856 NJ. U(.# SSM ' ...... ! 254-5497 679-4034 Cranbrook CARPET FRED’S FALLETTA RNCHOR SIDING SERVICE CO Decorators CLEANING PAINTING RIVERSIDE JJ. NAROts^ CUSTOM MADE • Restdenliai-CoiTimerctaf Painting & Papw Electrical • Intenor-Exteoor Contractor • ALUMINUM, VINYL & STEEL • Primer Coats SUPPLY Interior/Exterioror B • Reupholsterinj STEAM -1 ROOM <16 Residential-Commercial • MiUew Removal Taping SIDING LIVING/DINING Brick - Block Industrial • Fabric • Windows Glazed Slipcovers /HALL >29.95 • Dry WaR Repairs Sortd ■ Gravel *6 per roll & up • ANDERSBN WINDOWS ADDITIONAL • Power Wash Decorafive Stone 24 Hour Service • Plastic • Aluminum SxJiog CALL • REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ROOMS >11 Building Supplies Free Estimates Slipcovers Refmished • ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS • Foam Rubber STEPS 75‘ EACH • Free Estimates 583-4562 James Nardi • Shop at Home MINIMUM OF 2 ROOMS CALL FRED 257-3434 before 5 pm N.J. Lie. & Bus. FREE ESTIMATES REFERENCES ON 297-9450 # 7 5 6 5 REQUEST S e r W c e 6 Washington Rd 872-2730 287-0230 SayrnvilU 254-7395 727-5350 985-0527 257-2951 Quality Workmanship after 5 pm

|f\ AMBOY |r TABLE PADS WORLD’S NEATEST S' e l e c t f u O A-PLUS PAINTERS' CO. 1 - to - 1000 5 0 % OFF RESIOeNTIAL Quality Contractors (WONEPCO) COMMERCIAL READY MADE PADS RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIAL Home Improvement ■A PARlNERSHiP COMPANr Special-Buy 5 Windows, Get One Window Free BURGLAR ALARMS & 2 0 % OFF Residentiel Specialists SIDING-WINDOWS-DOORS SMOKE DETECTORS Remodeling CUSTOM MADE PADS FINANCING • REFERENCES • NJ LIC 68963 Intcrier/Eiteriof 220 V SERVICES BY ADDITIONS & ALTERATIONS • Baths/Kitchens Ovei 46 ye»ri etpen$nce REUPHOLSTRY Fully Insured Owner: Hamid Unglart PREE ESTIMATES • Garages/Addillons Free Estimates SHORT HILLS TO NO JOB TOO BIG Of SMALL BOJAK LARGE SPECTRUM I ' j • Siding/Rooling OF COLORS • Window/Doors SAYREVILLE, 721-6589 DEAL DIRECT DISCOUNTED PRICES is S ? C^ertairileedl • Fainting/Paperhanging FOR FREE ESTIMATES BONDED A INSURED A N D SA VE 24 Hr EmGrg«rtcy SwrvtcG Free Estimates 5 4 5 -2 7 8 2 390-1116 “ Per Peace Of Mind Side With Us" CALL NOW OR ANYTIME No job too small Serving Central Jersey Lie. No 7243 For Over 15 Years ______SHOWROOM AT 295 MAIN ST., SOUTH RIVER 679-5164 632-8637 721-9102 Bill, Bob. Art

BLINDS TO PLACE Verticals, Mini, & Micro Mini TO PLACE “ Home Improvements” YOUR AD ALL CUSTOM MADE • Masonry • Carpentry • Painting Savings Up To YOUR • Indoor • Outdoors • Additions 1 CALL 6 5 % Garage Convertions • Thermo Windows With Free Measurmg • Doors • Decks • Skylights & Installatton AD • Roofs • Walls— Stone • Brick SIDING • WINDOWS 254-7000 STARR WINDOW WE DO IT ALL FASHIONS CALL Nothing Down - Low Interest Financing 'M or Free Eetimates FullyivTi Tneured KITCHENS • BATHS TOLL FREE C a ll 679-4108 - J o h n 800-792-8695 254-7000 Ask About Our Landscaping 548-2700 Member Better Bimness Bureau Sorry No Cleanupa 201-390-9149 --yy. , ' 22 NOVEMBER 27,1985, RECORDER DON'T WAIT TILL THE LAST MINUTE...... when placing a classified ad! Our phones are less busy Tuesday thru Friday! THE SENTINEL 254-7000 Avoid delays in placing your ad. 548-2700 Our Classified Advisors are available 5 days NEWSPAPERS / a week, Monday thru Friday. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

050 PAINTING 050 PAINTING 050 PAINTING 057 CERAMIC TILE 062 ROOFING 064 PLUMBING & 064 PLUMBING & 068 BUILDING & HEATING HEATING REMODELING PAINTING Bv Jot Inlerior only, ftn« work, Iree PAINTING, Interior/Exterior, SALANA 4 SON PAINTING, ODD PLUMBING JOBS done estimates. Call 238*8131 Wallpapering. Reasonable, free Paperhanging, S8. per roll and ARPAC ALAN BLACKBURN CENTURY ROOFING reasonably. No job too small. estimates. Ivan, 848-9893 up. Inlerior/Exlerior. Fully in­ HOME IMPROVEMENT We're Rated #1H! Leak spe­ Plumbing/Heating. Sewer and Call 723-0639 anytime. PAINTING, INTERIOR and sured, Guaranteed. Free esti­ CERAMIC TILE cialist, gutter cleaning. Uncom­ Drain cleaning. Water Heaters. BATHROOMS EXTERIOR PAPERHANGING New Installation/Repair. Free parable workmanship. 254-1329 Remodeling. License ff5325 mates Reasonable. 583-4582, 8 OLD BRIDGE PLUMBING INSURED Joe Jav, 251 4823 Rainbow Painters estimates, Tony, 251-4759 to 5, after 5 pm call 284-5526. Call 679-4034 REMDDELED FRDM and Home Improvements Doug Coger Contracting 238-2945 See Business/Service directory Free estimates. Call anytime THANKSGIVING SPECIAL-2 Roofing Specialist-679-0320 $1975. SPECIAL rooms painted 5120. Labor only. CERAMIC TILE See Business/Service Directory SAYREVILLE TILE DO. 525-0140 Call S8I-8761 Bathrooms, Kitchens, Foyers. A. JAKOBOWICZ Richard J. Manser Holiday Freshenup New Work , Repairs or Aifera- G 4 C ROOFING PLUMBING/HEATING 679-0001 Plumbing, heating, Cooling. 254-0029 Any 2 average rooms, 1 coat-1 TRIPLE E CONTRACTING Itons. 20 Years experience. All Repairs and Remodeling Electric sewer and drain clean­ FULLY INSURED color, S175. Beniamin Moore "RICK'S" PAPER HANGING, General Home Repairs work guaranteed. 738-1819 See Business/Service Directory Water Heaters and Boilers ing. Water heaters, boilers, new Paint. Insusred Ray Zac/ek. FREE ESTIMATES. Good Roofing, Siding, Carpentry Sewer and Drain Cleaning work, repairs and remodeling. KITCHEN WORKS 2381531 Quality Work.297-3969 721-2344 CERAMIC TILE GLENN'S ROOFING N.J. License #5842 Call 679-5881 License ^^4601 - 297-6935 251-2299 or 321-0099 Bathrooms Remodeled Free See Business/Service Directory WONEPCO PAINTING estimates. Jim Moyer, 834-8843 See business/service directory Call 632-8837 238-3564 M4T Leaders/Gutters See business/Service Directory CERAMIC TILE ROOFING and REPAIRS. G utters,leaders. Cali Russ' 721-1297 - 583-4303 CARPET CLEANING CONTRACTOR DON KORN ROOD Home Improvements, 679-2343. See Business/Servite Directory BY Free Estimates. Scoff Thorne PLUMBING 4 HEATING Li­ 0 5 4 M O V IN G Plumbing/Heating 390-6184 cense #6404. Alterations, re­ PHASE 111 CONSTRUCTION ROOFING BY A LEX All Alterations boilers, faucets, BOSSONG & HAULING pairs 4 new work. 727-0512 679-4108-390-4911 CALL 583-0412 hot wafer heaters. Lie. #6371 Kings Ceramic Tile See Business/Service Directory See Business/Service Directory 2 ROOMS a HALL WHOLE HOUSE MOVE AMERICA 257-6502 INSTALLERS— We do bath­ S 4 R GS COMPLETE KITCHEN 4 S 3 9 » 5 $ 9 9 9 5 Low, Low Rates rooms, kitchens, etc. Also alf ROOFING and SIDING PLUMBING and HEATING BATHROOM. Expertly done. 745-4800 repairs. Work Guaranteed. For RESIDENTIAL SPECIALIST References furnished. Call Her­ MAX • ClEANINO AREAS FREE ESTIMATES Lie. PM00399 free estimates, Steve. 679-0929 679-2291 BATHROOM REMODELING man 609-259-2244 UPHOLSTERY CLEANED GEORGE SAHUL JR. STEVE PAUL 4 RMS FREE HALL NEVIN'S MOVING UIN-iLEJ m & TILE INSTAL- License #5568 COMPLETE Kitchen 4 Bath­ SOFA OR 2 CHAIRS and DELIVERIES LATIONS. Competitive prices. W INTHER’S Plumbing/Heating rooms. Expertly done. Refer­ U CALL, WE HAUL Insured, Guaranteed. Call Rick, 251-5660 Repairs and Remodeling ences furnished. Call Herman $ 6 9 * 5 $3495 Catl 380-1491 or 360-9179 leave message. 257-2952 ROOFING Sewer and Drain Cleaning 609-259-2244 Insured License #PM00278 Water Heaters Seamless Gutters and Repairs. N.J. License #4993 DECKS! DECKS! DECKS! Free estimates. Call evenings. G. TAYLOR FREE SCOTCH6ARD Mastercard and Visa Earlybird Special! WITH THIS AD PLUMBING 4 HEATING 057 CERAMIC TILE 062 ROOFING 12 ft. xl6 ft. $995. COMPLETE! 545-3948 License #5877 238-2532 Catl 251-8968 or 251-1874 Sewer and Drain Cleaning 24 Hour Answering service • FREE ESTIMATES Repairs and Remodeling A—Z ROOFING 4 SIDING. J. 4 M. Siding Contractors • GUARANTEED WORK A CERAMIC TILE Residential/Comercial THERMAL AIR-heating CALL 254-5497 Reroofs, Seamless Gutters 4 064 PLUMBING 251-4975 Leaders, Soffit, Facia, Free winter special 254-1135 Business/Service Directory BATHS REMODELED Estimates. Call 828-5895 & HEATING 251-5322 See Business/Service Directory DUAL PROCESS USED REPAIRS J. Methner Home Im­ (SHAMPOO SCRUBBING BLUE LUSTRE INSURANCE WORK provements COMBINED MITH PROFESSIONALS SAYREVILLE TILE CO. ACCURATE; Nilsen & Sons Inc. CALL 254-2651 Call us for help in Business/ServIce Directory DEEP STEAM CKTRACTION) Carpel 4 UpBolsiery 066 MASONRY 251-4975. 442-4165 Cteanmp Services 254-0029 writing your ads SID YATROFSKY 4 SONS INC. License #2363 721-0521 Residential Construction PLUMBING/HEATING Est 1942 - License #254 All Concrete 4 Masonry Work See Window Special 390-1116 Serving area over 30 Years FURNACES - GAS 4 OIL Expertly Done. Free Estimates. See Business/Service Directory Residentiat/Commercial Water Healers-Sewer Cleaning Call M ike 238-8892/257-9668 Water Heaters and PROMPT SERVICE Boilers Replaced Plumbing - Baths Remodeled ALL TYPES MASON WORK River Contracting DRAIN CLEANING Residential and Commercial Patios, driveways, Steps, F ire­ Custom Additions, Siding, Fin­ Quality - Prompt Service REPAIRS and SERVICE places etc. Call 257-8061 ished Basements, Custom Kitchens and Decks. Fully In­ 254-6157 Brick Block 4 Concrete sured, Free Estimates. Call For Classified Call 254-7000 No iob too small. Free esti­ 238-1296 mates. 257-5104 ROBERT DOWNEY DAC CONSTRUCTION GENERAL CONTRACTOR All Masonry Work. 727-6203 Home Improvements, over 20 See Business/service Directory years experience let our expe­ rience work for you! 257-9675

GENERAL CONTRACTOR 068 BUILDING & Fully Insured, 25 Years in this Run an REMODELING area, Free Estimates. Call R4i Services 297-5380 A PLUS-Qualilv Contractors. Call 679-5164 ANCHOR SIDING SERVICE See Business/Service Directory Call 727-5350 See Business/Service Directory Artistic Aluminum 721-1297 - 721-1258 Ad and See Business/Service Directory 0 6 9 LOST & FOUND Atlas Home Improvement 390-9149 LOST DOG, Brittany Spaniel, See Business/Service Directory CLASSIFIED ADS answers to Max, white/red sports, lost in Milltown. Call charge 247-7067 Buy Direct 4 WEEKS .It;':- OVERHEAD 070 GIVEAWAY iTEMCOST ^ ' ' ' CHEVY IM PALA '79, power GARAGE Steering 4 brakes, air. 71,000 Up to $50.00.....$6.00 for 15 words original miles. Good, clean con­ it! DOORS dition. Asking $2,650. 727-3955 $8t>-$100.00.w.„$9.0 0 for 15 word Now you can 0 7 2 AUTOS $l0t,-$2«».00 ..$13.00 for IS words FOR SALE charge all EASY TO classified ads INSTALL ALLIANCE L, 1983 All Ads Pre-Paid 4 door, 5 speed manual, Non Commercial...Price Must Be Listed to your VISA AM/FM stereo, rear window defogger, super on gas, 68,000 RATES EFFECTIVE AUG. 15,1985 or MasterCard miles, must sell, only $2950. SUNBURST 462-0292; after 5, 240-4921 ask for John.

AMC HORNET wagon '74, auto., New $550. transmission. me Good Tires. $500. or best offer. TM 254-5084 after 5pm • Real Wood • Solid MillwcxK AMC Soirit'BO excellent condi­ Payment must accompany all coupon orders. • 1000 Doors in Stock • Some tion. $2200 or best offer. Call Delivered Specials MIg While You Wait 521-4169 after 5pm Others 3*5 Days. • Call Today Juat till out coupon above. (or oor Free New 24-page Brochure ARTY'S AUTO Enclose check or money order and mail to: to over and Compare Our S p ^ . • Also Rt 18, 257-6700 Available: Steel, Fiberglass. See classified display Aluminum • Prices by phone. SURE THING CLASSIFIED ADS EastFast Brunswick.Rrunswirk NJ 08816 63,000 homes BUICK CENTURY '77, good condition. $1200. or best offer. Call Toll Free: CaH 679-4829 Call 1-80(y872-4980 BUICK ELECTRA '82, Power The Sentinel Newspapers N«w Rd, Monmouth Jet, NJ steering/brakes/windows, air. 254-7000 OpBo: 8 till 4:30 - Sat tH112 Asking $7700. CaH 679-3728 RECORDER, NOVEMBER 27.1985 2 3 0 7 2 AUTOS 0 7 2 AUTOS 072 AUTOS 0 7 2 AUTOS 074 RECREATIONAL 079 AUTOS/TRUCKS 082 AUTOS FOR 081 AUTO DEALERS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE VEHICLES WANTED RENT/LEASE BUICK CENTURY, )97S, 4 FORD MUSTANG '75, V -8, PLYMOUTH VOLARE '80 air, Volks Super Beetle, '73, rebuilt 23' DODGE Midas 1973 Motor JUNK CARS W ANTED PERRINE'S PONTIAC—Sales TURNPIKE RENTAL'S? 95 door, 0ood running condition, automatic, air conditioning. power steering, am /fm , good engine, 3C,000 miles, many new home, 38,000 miles, sleeps 6, 7 Days or evenings Pick-up. and Service, 200 Buckaiew 888 -0077 Maiawan Kevport new tires, Power steering- $400. CaH 257-1968 condition. $2100 Call 679-5332 parts. $600. Evenings 238-9430 dash air & roof air, auto, trans. $35. and up. Flat bed available. Avenue, Jamesburg. 521-0107 /brakes. Radio, Heater, Air. See ciessified Oisoiev Good condition. $5,900 727-5358 Call 238-5721 $700. Call 679-3126 FORD TORINO '74, 2 door. PONTIAC 1979 Bonneville VOLKSWAGEN 1984, Wotfs- SOUTH RIVER DODGE Good condition $600. Call days, Brougham, air, power steer­ burg Rabbitf, excellent cond- ANY JUNK WRECKED CAR CARS TRUCKS/VANS BUICK LeSabre, 1976 power 079 AUTOS/TRUCKS 251-9113 ing/brakes, original owner, tion, 4300 miles, air, am/fm, 4 or TRUCK BOUGHT BEST 164 Prospect Street steering/brakes/windows, air, $2500. 238-6826 evenings. speed, 4 door, $7000 462-4116 WANTED CASH PRICE PAID Flatbed South River 238-6400 0 9 3 BOATS am /fm stereo, 3S0 V8, new ti- available. 2S4-22S1 res/battery/water pump, etc, M ALIBU 1978, 4 door, new ABLE TO PAY CRAZY HIGH TANK TRAILER '69 Great VOLKSWAGEN Bug, 1972, good condition, asking $895. tires, brakes and battery $1200. $$OOLLARS$$ for GOOD Dane. 8200 gallons, vapor re­ good engine, tires and interior. 257-4270. Call 721-4391 RUNNING used cars and BOAT covery. $6,000. or best offer. Call 548-2983 trucks. Free home appraisals. 0 8 2 AUTOS 462-0026. After 7pm, 431-3591 0 8 0 AUTO REPAIR BUICK LE SABRE '79- 6 cyl., MERCURY CAPRI '79, Turbo OASIS FORD, 721-7100 RENT/LEASE FOR SALE air, 4 door, excellent running RS, air, sunroof, tilt, rear de­ frost, TRX package. Like new. TANK TRAILER '63 Fruehauf. VW BUG '66 ALL CARS WANTED condition. $1300. or reasonable Vapor recovery. 7900 gallons, 32’ FIBERGLASS offer. Call 521-0262 or 679-7615 Must sell $3000. 679-5495 Best offer. 721-2708 after 5pm TOP PRICES PAID CAR RENTALS $4,000 or best offer. 462-0026. ALL ENGINES Sport Fisherman Any Car. Good Junk, OM or E xceiient condliton After 7pm, 431-3591 New & Rebuilt BUICK Riviera 1972, good run­ MERCURY Comet '67, good 1976 VW New, < 3 hour pickup with cash. Priced to Sell All kinds , American and F o r­ ning condition, Power/steer- transportation $350. Utility 55,000 mHes, best offer 727-2577 $8.99 A DAY 721-2892 after Spm TOYOTA Celica '81 ST Coupe, eign. Towing available. We in­ /brakes/windows. Asking $695. trailer $120. 938-2984 after 5pm 721-5149 after 5pm Special weekly rates power steering, auto., air, stall. Call RAM-727-2400 or 254-1172 Free pick-up'deiiverv OUTBOARD MOTORS MERCURY Cougar XR7, 1978, A M /F M . 48,000 miles. $5200. CASH! $100-$1500 721-4744 Call 679-2309 after 7pm Cham saws, power generators, BUICK Station wagon 1975, 4 door, power steering/brakes, Paid for Running or Repairable NEW BRUNSWICK p arti, service erm equipment Eddie's Valve Grinding Auto runs good, $900. or best offer. air, new tires, $2000. 257-5907, 074 RECREATIONAL CARS, VANS, TRUCKS Solasky M arine, 329 Smith TOYOTA COROLLA '82. 5 Machine Shop -Motors Rebuilt, Call 572-0957 5-10pm. 727-3887, call 7 days CAR RENTALS Street, Perth Amboy, NJ speed, 4 cvl. Hatchback. Air, VEHICLES 727-2337 See Classified Display AM/FM, sunroof, excellent 81 Jovre Kilmer Ave CADILLAC Coupe de Ville '62, MERCURY Lynx, 1981, excel­ JUNK and RUNNING CARS. condition $5500. Call 364-4843 HOLIDAY MOTOVAN. 1972. 21 K 8. K VOLKSWAGEN New Brunswick Loaded, leather interior 11,000 lent body, am /fm radio, needs 24 Hour SERVICE. $25, to foot self-contained, fully Complete Repair, Parts and To ploce yoor ad miles! Excellent condition! work, best offer. 721-2279 $1000. PAID Call 251-9385 TOYOTA Corolla hatchback equipped. '76 Chew Crew Cab, Resloration. Call 238-1145. 828-5110 here, Coll 2 5 4 -7 0 0 0 , $10,000. Best offer. 583-3296 '81, 5 speed, A M /F M stereo, loaded with double gas tanks, MONTE CARLO '71, air, air. Well maintained. Only 43,- asking $8500. or best offer. Call us for help in CAMERO '75, Automatic, power steering & brakes, 8 cvl, 000 miles. Only $3,700. Call 821- Call 254-3351 or 257-5532 power steering/brakes, 82,000 miles. $700. Call 364-4843 8337 after 5pm writing your ads A M /F M s‘ereo, 67000 miles. $2000. or best offer. 257-8217 OLSMOBILE Cutlass 1981, V6, CA$H AUTO LEASING white/white vinyl roof, air, TOYOTA Corolla, 1981, 4 door With Coupon CHEVROLET Celebrity, 1983, power steering/brakes, cruise, sedan, silver gray, 59,000 miles, FOR YOUR THE SMART ALTERNATIVE V6, auto, power steering- electric clock, rear defrost automatic, air, power steering- I /brakes, air, A M /F M , leaving am/fm stereo, tape, 59,000 /brakes, radials, am /fm stereo CAR or TRUCK • NO MONEY DOWN country, must sell. $4850. Call miles. $4595. 721-6901 cassette, ziebart rustproofed, A DAY I 238-6078 mint condition, $4300. 390-8461 $ 0 9 9 I TODAY LEASE A 1986 CHEVROLET PLYMOUTH Fury Gran Sedan after 6pm or weekends. RENT-A-CAR CHEVETTE 2 OR. HATCHBACK COUPE CHEVROLET 1982 Monte 1973, 318 V8, 4 door, power, I Carlo, original owner, mint comfortable and good condition. TOYOTA COROLLA 1978, lift- I ARTY’S AUTO FOR ONLY »91«« PER MONTH condition, power, air, landau 679-6566 back, 5 speed, 80,000 mile- RENT RITE top, cruise, am /fm cassette, sam /fm , $2000. Call 679-5919. I new fires $6000. 251-2926/251- PLYMOUTH VALIANT '75, 6 MIDSIZE-AIR SALES 0911 cyl., air, clean in & out. Asking TOYOTA TERCEL '81, excel­ ALL CARS SAME RATE I RT. 18 LANDMARK LEASING $900. Call 363-4260 evenings or lent condition. 1st owner. 53,000 FREE PICK UP-FREE MILEAGE RATES I EAST BRUNSWICK CHEVY Citation '81 6 cyl. 4 leave message miles. A M /F M cassette. $3500. door, auto, power steering- Call 679-4406 after 5pm CASH CUSTOMERS WELCOME 1 721-5858 /brakes, air, am/fm radio, PLYMOUTH Volare 1977, 2 257-6700 Quote based on a 48 month lease, Tox excluded cruise, 44,000 miles, mint con­ door, air, am/fm radio, power VEGA, 1975. 5 2 5 -0 0 5 0 I dition. $3,450. 254-7735 steering/brakes, 49,000 miles, EX C E LLEN T CONDITION RT. 35 SAYREVILLE I good condition $1150. 238-9238 CA LL 254-7812 CHEVY IM P ALA '71 68,00 J original miles. $600. or best offer. Call 251-0309

CHEVY Malibu Classic '76, 8 cyl., air. 60,000 miles. Needs front end work. 431-1404 Used Car UncompromIsed

DATSUN Stanza, 1W3, sunroof, • • • buy any make, model, year 5 speed, air, excellent condi­ (or export tion, Can 536-7703. ■ • • pay higher than trade-in JREDIT value standards. DATSUN 210 '79 Hatchback, ■ • • come to you auto., regular gas, 68,000 miles. • • • pay In cast, $2,000. 536-4161 after 6:30pm • • • pay In full on the spot DODGE CHARGER '72, 318 V- NINQ 1986 LINCOLN TOWN CARS 8, air, A M /F M stereo, new WE FINANCE ANYONE tires. $900. Call 238-5836 CASH DISCOUNTS Look at all the Standard Features: DODGE CHARGER SE, 1973, BRIGGS MOTORS 2 door hardtop, mag wheels, Rts. 9 & 35, SOUTH AMBOY, NJ Best offer. 254-3924 after 5. 721 -0 00 5 ■ 5.0 mar V-a angkM powar antanna DODGE Coronet Wagon '75, X Saquanttal muHI-porl tiactronic ■ WSW itaal-battad radial tiraa air. 70,000 miles. Snow fires. (ual ln)acnon ■ Analog dock $1,000. Call 536-7943 evenings ------COuiPON “ ----- WINTERIZING SPECIAL ■ Elactronlc EngltM Controlt ■ Elactronlc warrting cMma ■ Automatic ovardrtv* ■ Luxury Wt ataarlng vrhaal FORD EXP 1982, 40,000 miles, We chemically clean and power back 4 speed, red, new tires, great RENT • A . CAR tranamMon ■ FIngartIp ipaad oanlrd condition. $3000. Cali 721-8946 flush your cooling system including the ■ Automatic Cllmala Control ak ■ Automatic parking braka heater core...change the thermostat FORD '77 Country Squire, 8 and gasket...and change the anti­ ■ Powar a t a a ^ ■ Intarlor Hghllng group passenger wagon, power steer­ freeze. ■ Powar brakat ■ Intarval wIndahMd wtpara ing, brakes, doortocks. Air, A DAY ■ Powar door locka ■ Paaaangar-alda vlaor vanity A M /F M , cruise, rear defrost. $795 ■ Poarar ilda and vant wmdowt m irror 52,000 miles. $2100. 257-0571 oSSy * 3 4 9 * ■ Ttntadgtan ■ Oakixa color-kayad aaat ba lti ASK ABOUT OUR OTHER SPECIALS? # 2 LLOCATIONS O C A " ■ Twin oomtort lounga aaatt with ■ Dual powar haatad mirrora FORD '79 T-B ird very good •Ix-way powar drivar'i taat and ■ Com aring lampa condition, air, full power, TURNPIKE RENTAL SYSTEMS manual aaat radtnari ■ Hood aocant atrtpM am /fm cassette, tilt, cruise, Call For An Appointment Today ■ AM/FM alactronic Marao March ■ Charcoal bumpar rub Mrlpt rear defog, best offer. 257-3953 50 FREE MILES With Coupon CHET’S AUTO REPAIR radio with tour apaakora and FORD, 1970, V8, am/fm cas­ 888-0077 462-4505 sette, power steering, $400. Matawan/Keyport Area Freehold Area Cali 679-8482. RT. 9 721-9070 OLD BRIDGE HONDA ACCORD LX '80, The full-size 5 speed hatchback, A M /F M stereo tape, 61,000 highway miles. Silver grey meticulouslv maintained. $3,626, call eve­ nings only 536-9216 GET THE BEST DEALS Town Car. HONDA Accord '81, 4 door, 5 speed, air, power steering & brakes, A M /F M cassette. Mint. BUY THE BEST CARS $4900. or best offer. 572-6309

HONDA PRELUDE 1979, 2 door, am /fm , front wheel drive, sunroof, reg. gas, asking $2600. 254-5761. y y / r We are Franchised Dealers for EMt't Vihr* 6rM h| AitMMtir* Modwit Slwp Big SelectionI ■ • M M il I kutdMM BUiCKS Immediate Deiiveryl FALL SPECIAL ON LINCOLNS . MERCURY LINCOLN. Chevy 350 Motors RENAULTS - AMC What a luxury ear ahould ba. 8aa ua now. Rebuilt A Eichanged $0 Day Warranty ’ ISO JEERS - TRUCKS • SALES • SERVICE • LEASING lenonl I InstaHatiaa toaiiaMa Call for Price Ml Otlm Enfincs lelw ilt M u Highway 35, Parkway Exit 117 7 2 7 - 2 3 3 7 KEYPORT IRWIN RorHan 8 Vol St. TO Soyrevill* Come to Straub's 9 o . excitement with SINQ-WITH-THE-STARS driver's seat • ' O and you get SIO back! W ith Electronic foyr motion-activated 2 Show 'n Tell’ Phono-Viewer* W onder-Sounds® Wonder-Sounds*. Irt J t bq b«4's Gtioeecks and me Titree Bums ' a Saeariw Suaai* PidurMound c.-ngnri N Whirif^ R eg. *599® SALE $4999 Show 'n IWr* PlcturMoun49" SALE *1799 YOUR $299 LO W CO ST Four 'C " cell batteries required, not irxtiuded. S,'*39®9 -CASSETTE RECORDER--.^ _ __ Ygn t r Rebate ^2.50 COST 3999 Reg. »79»9 SA LE * 6 4 ® ® Final Cost^lS'^^

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Reg. 3999 S A LE *2999 (SELECTED GROUP) TRANSFORMER AUTOBOT CAR Reg.69®9 IDEAL, EFFANBEE, FISHER PRICE, MATTEL MINIATURE LION SPACE ROBOT GOLDBERGER, TOMY, KENNER, T.J. TOTS, $999 sa le Reg. S1599 ZAPH, GOTZ, SEBINO, GABRIEL, GERBER Reg. $1299 S A LE ^ 1099 OVER 1,000 DOLLS & BEARS ON DISPLAY #70001 USE OUR FREE layaway PLAN G LO BUG MUSICAL GLO-WORM MATTEL SEE N’ SAY Beesays Playschool Zookeeper SNUGGLEBUMMS Farmer ASST. Mother Goose Buy any 2 Get *2®® Rebate SALE

P E A C H E S N CREAM R eg. Reg. *14®® $599 $ 0 9 9 Reg10®9 ^ 8 ® ^ our low discount Reg. *17®® Figure not included ®9®i Barbie Details at Store Prices Sale *10®® Sale*12®9 COUPON Rebate *2®° Rebate *2*® COUPON COUPON Final Cost *8“® Final Cost *10<® OFF OFF OFF My Little Pony Waterfall any TWIN STROLLER any CAR SEAT any CHROME Hi-CHAIR FISHER PRICE,STROLEE PEREGO • MAC CLAREN JANE STROLEE, FISHER PRICE, Reg. *1799 no COLLIER, CENTURY COLLIER, PETERSON (priced *149“ or over) ^ 2/3/85 *5 *5 (priced ’ 59” or over) SN (priced *44.»* or over) 1 2/3/85 SN SN 12/3/85 SALE’ l l ” in stock PLAYskcPL CORDUROY ROCKING HORSE limited #730 BIG FOOT Reg. $16.9* Sale $ 1 2 ” A beautiful large rocking quantities horse upholstered in #752 Sled Reg. $1499 Sale $ 1 1 ” soft, durable corduroy, a Reg $1799 Sale shaped wooden head #740 ORANGE BLOSSOM $ 1 2 ” and body. Realistic Rainbow Ponies MILTON BRADLEY #732 BLACK GOLD Reg. $1799 Sale $ 1 2 ” mane and tail. Comes complete with western #743 WAR LORD Reg. $1999 Sale $ 1 3 ” saddle, stirrups, bridle ROBOTIX and saddle bags. 44LX 32 in. H Unassembled, II For ages 3 and up assorted Reg. *5^® SALE $3®® O n O / off our low sale $ 5 9 9 9 deduct fcU /O discount prices $2222 Reg. *79®® Assembly »5®® BABY PONIES ASST. ^^9? SALE ^ 6 ”

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Reg. 1999 SALE ENDS DEC. 3 LIMITED QUANTITIES $ 8 0 9 9 $5999 MOST MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED R e g . $14999 Reg. $7999 S ale NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS