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EVP plans five plays I P ' —
EDISON — A trio of stage shows new to New Jersey will be offered as part of Edison Valley Playhouse’s 1982-83 season. Opening the theatre’s 20th season on Sept. 10 will be “ Merrily We Roll Along,” the latest work by composer-lyricist Stephen Sondheim. The show will run through Oct. 17.
Also premiering will be Ted Tally’s “ Terra Nova,” presented at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles prior to its New Jersey engagement. Tony Adase will direct the dramatization of a 1912 historical event when five Englishmen led by Captain Robert Scott, and five Norwegians, led by Rauld Amundsen, raced each other to the South Pole. The show’s dates are Nov. 12 through Dec. 12.
“ The Runner Stumbles,” Milan Stitt’s drama about a priest accused of murdering
a nun, is scheduled for Jan. 14 through Feb. 13, and Mitch Leigh’s and Dale Wasserman’s musical about Don Quixote, “ Man of La Mancha,” will be performed March 11 through April 24.
Also new to the state will be “ Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean,” a sometimes funny, sometimes dramatic story of five women who attend an annual James Dean fan club reunion in Texas. The show will run from May 20 through June 19,1983.
Performances for all shows will be at 8:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and at 7:30 p.m. Sundays at the Edison Valley Playhouse, 2196 Oak Tree Road. Season ticket subscriptions to all five plays are on sale for $24.50.
For further information, call the theatre at 755-4654.
Myunghi Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Choon Won Lee, Metuchen, attended the 1982 National Conference of Mortar Board, the college honor society, at the Radisson Plaza Hotel, Nashville, Tenn. For the 1982-83 school year, Miss Lee will be president of the society’s William arid Mary chapter.
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Mark Gorsak, the son of Mr. and Mrs.William P. Gorsak, 60 Piederson Ave., ■ , ,Edison, is the recipient of a scholarship from If] ITI 6 t UC (16 fl Pitney Bowes. The award, $1,500 yearly for four years, will be applied toward tuition at the University of Notre Dame, South Bend,Ind.
The Edison Democratic Association will sponsor a flea market Aug. 14, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Edison Lanes, Route 1. Bring your own table and treasures. Rain date is Aug. 21. For information or to reserve a spot, call 494-0957, 549-8058 or 985-0184.
Beatles rescheduled Videotapes to be airedMETUCHEN - The film, “ The Beatles at
Shea Stadium” has been rescheduled to be shown Aug. 17 at 8:30 p.m. on the lawn at the public library.
“ The Great Waldo Pepper,” with Robert Redford, will be shown Tuesday. It is suggested that people viewing the films bring their own beach chairs or blankets. In case of rain the films will be shown inside the library.
The film program is being sponsored by the Recreation Department, The CulturalArts ComTnTfssimiancf""the Friends of the
Skaters roll alongThe Streetfever Rollers, an adult outdoor
rollerskating club, will have a free “ Roll Along” at Thomas Edison Park behind Middlesex County College on Sunday, beginning at noon.
New members and non-skaters are welcome. Bring a picnic lunch.
For information, call 238-2342. Rain date is Aug. 15
METUCHEN — The Metuchen Public Library invites children to see and hear some of their favorite authors on videotape. Authors of children’s books will be shown as they talked to students of Moss School earlier this year.
The videotapes will be shown every Thursday in August starting at 7 p.m. The schedule includes: Madeline L’Engle, Aug. 5; John Ciardi, Aug. 12; Paula Danziger, Aug. 19; Patricia Reilly Giff, Aug. 26.
The videotapes are being lent to the library by Pam Kenned
' kiss, Schnn1- - i r n m ^ i r . r of the iool’s Living Literature program.
Town meeting slatedResidents of Metuchen and Edison will
meet for discussion of the Nuclear Weapons Freeze referendum which will be on the New Jersey ballot in November. The film “ War Without Winners” will be shown.
The meeting will be held on Monday at 8 p.m. at the Metuchen Public Library, 480 Middlesex Avenue.
Airman Michael C. Karpf, son of Rita and Ivan Karpf, 137 University Ave., Metuchen, graduated from the tJ.S. Air Force munitions maintenance course at Lowry Air Force Base, Colo.
He is a 1980 graduate of Metuchen High School.
Pamela Grigo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Grigo of 44 Dolores Drive, Metuchen, has been named to the dean’s list for the spring semester at the University of Delaware. She is majoring in nursing.
Two Edison residents are on the dean’s list at Fairfield University, Connecticut. They are Maryellen Hughes. ajnaiui»_axuU3«»n.
-S»*Mivan, a sophomore
Football signup setMETUCHEN — Registration is still being
accepted for the Metuchen Pop Warner Football teams for boys, 8-14 years old. Bring a birth certificate and photo. Each boy must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. The fee is $15 per child or $20 for a family of two or more.
Registration will be taken' Mondays through Fridays from 6-8 p.m. at practice behind the high school.
The Franklin School PTA will no longer sponsor newspaper collections. Residents are asked to put their newspapers at the curb for borough pickup every other Wednesday. Newspapers also may be taken to the borough garage on Jersey Avenue every Saturday between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Two baby gerbils are in residence at the public library. Children are invited to visit the gerbils and see films on gerbils and similar pets from 3 to 4 p.m. Aug. 11. Books on small pets also will be on display.
in highland parkDebra Ann Hirsh and Frances Chaskes
were 1981 winners in the Middlesex County Fair.
regionalTuesday — Spa Day of the Highland Park
Conservative Temple and Center Sisterhood at the home of Elena Orgel, 19 Brookfall Road, Edison, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. For reservations and further information, call 572-3275, 572-4724 or 572-3784.
Tuesday — Metuchen-Edison YMCA, free lecture on Nutrition and Food Supplements for the Athlete at 8 p.m. Tom Beers, former professional football player will be the speaker. All athletes, parents and coaches are invited. Call the YMCA, 548-1181.
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HIGH STEPPERS — Twelve members of the Edison Superstar Tw irlers took firs t place recently in the Dance Tw irl category in the Annual N ational Baton Tw irling Association's A ll-S tate Baton Championships, held at M cCorristin
High School, Trenton. The group also won a second place in Juvenile Large Tw irl Team. Members include (l-r): Colle tte S te rinsky , L inda Bachm an, Suzanne S u d n ick , T racy Teske ,
Christine Collins, M ichelle Balogh, Beth Daugherty, Lisa Young, Stephanie Frangione, Holly Church, Tracy Foster and Tiffany Dennis. The group is d irected by Diane Shirley.
Tuesday — Council work session, 7:45 p.m.
metuchenTuesday, Aug. 17, 24 — Physical examina
tions will be given at Metuchen High School at 8 a.m. for students planning to participate in fall sports.
Next Wednesday — A new Slim Plan Group will meet at the home of Virginia Hogan at 10 a.m. For further information, call 548-1181.
Gymnast wins medalEDISON — Karin Aderente, who at 14 is
the youngest Elite Wocld Class Gymnast in the United States, won the Silver Medal in the Balance Beam Finals and tied for the Bronze Medal in the Floor Exercises at the National Sports Festival, held recently in Indianapolis, Ind.
Miss Aderente, who is a member of the Bridgettes Gymnastic team of Feigley’s School of Gymnastics in South Plainfield, competed on the East Team, which came in third place in the Festival. Her All-Around Score of 36.70 gave her fourth place A.A. and the highest score for the East.
Miss Aderente, a 10th grader in J.P. Stevens High School, hopes to compete in the 1984 and the 1988 Olympics.
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Vigil set for ThursdayTo commemorate the bombings of
Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament plans a candlelight vigil Thursday at 8 p.m. behind the Unitarian Church of Princeton, Cherry Hill Road.
Members of the coalition will contribute readings, reflections and songs, to share their commitment to decreasing the risk of nuclear war. In addition, a family from Hiroshima will explain how people in Japan observe the anniversary of the bombing.
People are invited to bring a candle or an origami crane. In case of rain, the vigil will be held in the church sanctuary.
Also, on Sunday, an eight-film marathon will take place. The movies, judged to be the best on issues relating to nuclear disarmament, will be shown at Nassau Presbyterian Church, 61 Nassau St., Princeton, from 4 to 10 p.m.
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Bornheimer replaces Sen. Walter Rand, who chose to remain as chairman of the Senate Transportation Committee. Under Senate rules, persons holding leadership posts may not chair standing reference committees.
Bornheimer, who was elected to the Senate in November, is a veteran legislator. He was first elected to the New Jersey Legislature in 1972 as an assemblyman. In the'lower house, he chaired the Banking and Insurance Committee.
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The East Brunswick legislator is a graduate of St. Peter’s College. Employed as an accountant by Boro Motors Inc. of Metuchen, Bornheimer held a number of posts in East Brunswick, including membership on the Planning Board and Sewerage Authority. He also served as a township Councilman and council president.
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An evening of gospel music featuring three local church choirs will be offered in New Brunswick Tomorrow’s summer concert series on Thursday.
The program will begin at 8 o’clock in Feaster Park, Commercial Avenue and Handy Street. Admission is free. In the event of rain, the performance will take place in the State Theatre, Livingston Avenue.
Participating choirs will be the Senior Choir from Sharon Baptist Church of New Brunswick, the Genesis II Ensemble and the Young Adult Choir, both of the First Baptist Church, Somerset.
The next concert in the series will be on Aug. 12 when the Opera Theatre of New Jersey will perform in Buccleuch Park, with tenor George Shirley as guest soloist.
The series is sponsored by New Brunswick Tomorrow in cooperation with the Middlesex County Cultural and Heritage Commission and the City of New Brunswick.
Financal support is provided by a grant from the New Jersey State Council on the arts, the Music Performance Trust Fund of Local 204, American Federation of Musicians, AFL-CIO, the New Brunswick Development Corporation and contributions from the New Brunswick business community.
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by JoanL. March
SPOTSWOOD — In the past year, at least 10 borough residents have taken advantage of a federal home improvement program which is designed to help members of the 19 participating communities in Middlesex County maintain good neighborhoods.
Currently, the Middlesex County Department of Housing and Community Development has $393,182 available for individuals who are eligible to participate in the Housing Preservation Loan program.
Eligiblity is dependent on household income. For instance, a family of four with an income under $21,800 would be eligible for the no-interest loan. A two-person household with an income under $17,400 would also meet the requirements.
Robert Sabo, business administrator, is the municipal representative for the program in Spotswood. “ This program was originally a full grant but with the cutbacks in federal funds, it has been changed to a nointerest loan,” said Sabo.
“ Eligible residents may apply for money to rehabilitate their homes. The loan must be repaid only if the rehabilitated property is sold or if there is a change in ownership. This method allows the money available to be recirculated and enables the program to continue despite cutbacks.”
Edith Smith is one of the residents who utilized the program. Mrs. Smith received a loan of $3,000. No loan can exceed $7,500. “ I had a new roof put on the house and all my wood trim was aluminum sided,” said Mrs. Smith. “ They also did some masonary work on my front steps.
" I ’m certain I would have done the work on my own, but I would have had to do it a little at a time. This Is an excellent program for people who need it,” Mrs. Smith added. “ I was very pleased with the quality of the work that was completed.”
Not everyone who uses the program is happy with the caliber of work. One resident was so displeased he asked that his name not be used because he feared it would cause additional trouble with the contractors.
“ They give these jobs out to the lowest bidders and the work they do is inferior,” the man said. “ You get what you pay for and the workmanship I got is not what, you could call quality. I had aluminum siding installed and a new kitchen floor put down. They did the job over a year ago and they still have to
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Two puppet shows are on tap, the first at the Middlesex County Fair Friday at 6 p.m. On Aug. 11 at 2 p.m., “ Rapunzel” and “ Jack and the Beanstalk” will be performed at the library. The shows are open to ages 4 and up.
A program of short films for ages 4-6 wjll be shown Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. Stories and crafts for 2- and 3-year-olds and their parents will take place Aug. 12 at 10 and 11:15 am.
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Recipients of bachelor degrees included: Doreen Ryan, Timothy Pikul, John Doktor- ski, Alan Grocholske, Linda Rzigalske, East Brunswick; Philip Sanders, Mary Christian. Robert Kinsey, Susan Calli, Kathleen Carina, Milltown; John Iwanowycz, Frank Chadwick, John Gerenza, Patrick Delaney, Laura Red, Robert Rosenberg, South River; Lorna Rupp and Sharon Heyer, Spotswood.
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Chapters will sponsor a day at Freehold Races Tuesday. A buffet luncheon at 11 a.m. and clubhouse reservations are included.
For further information, call Cvnthia Newfield, 828-4359
come back to finish properly.“ I don’t care if I didn’t have to pay for it or
whose money was used,” the man added. “ Government money is everyone’s money and I don’t like to see it wasted. I think this program wastes a lot. If you spend a dollar, you should get a dollar value back. This program doesn’t give it.”
Sabo said that the quality of workmanship is usually good and he has not heard of any complaints. “ This is a public contract and it must be awarded to the lowest bidder,” said Sabo. “ However, the county inspects the work and requires a performance bond from all contractors. This gaurantees that the work is completed properly.”
“ I found out about the program through the Senior Citizen Center,” said Anna Daszkiewicz. “ I was so happy and thankful
for everything they did for us. We had to pay some money for the work, but they paid for most of it.
“ We had vinyl siding put on the house, electrical work done in one room and also had a new furnace installed,” said Mrs. Daszkiewicz. “ When the inspector came to look at the house, he told us we needed the furnace and put that in the application also. We couldn’t have done all this on our own and we are so pleased that we received this help.”
“ Our inspectors do this all the time,” said Sabo. “ Sometimes people are reluctant to ask for something even if it is necessary.”
Some of the residents felt there was a stigma attached to taking anything from the government. They asked that their names not be used. “ I kept putting off asking for the loan because I felt it was a handout,” said
one woman. “ Americans, find it difficult to take things. We try to get along as best we can. I finally applied for the program because I thought that I had paid into it over the years through my taxes. Still, I wouldn’t want anyone to know about it. It is difficult for seniors to get by in this economy.”
Officials say, however, that this program is beneficial to the entire community, not just the residents taking the loans. “ When the homes in a community are maintained, real estate prices are kept at a maximum,” said Sabo. “ This is a help to everyone in today’s economy.”
Sabo said that the program is used by all residents, not only seniors. “ This program is available to anyone who can meet the requirements,” said Sabo. “ The money is there. At the present time, we have no applicationspending.”
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Watching her fiance run off to answer fire alarms in South River sparked an interest in volunteer work for Patricia Ann Taylor.
The 22-year-old Raymond Place resident started thinking about how she, too, could do her civic duty, and she feels she has found her niche in the South River Rescue Squad.
Miss Taylor joined the all-volunteer first aid group in September. Now, having recently completed all five areas of required instruction, she is anxiously awaiting regular membership status.
And the squad, always involved in a search for new members, is glad for the fireman’s spark that sent Miss Taylor its way.
James Jones, the squad’s assistant captain, talked about Miss Taylor’s contribu
tions following an early morning call which involved a search for a drowning victim.
“ She didn’t lay back,” he said, noting how Miss Taylor helped lower the boat into the South River and handled grappling hooks. “ She wasn’t afraid to get right in there and do her share.”
Not that Miss Taylor’s efforts are different from those of the other 18 regular and five probationary members. Jones felt, though, that Miss Taylor’s actions that morning demonstrated the gutsy determination of a new, female member.
If anyone ever doubted that a woman can hold up her share of the bargain on a squad call, Miss Taylor’s actions would certainly dispel those doubts, Jones said.
There presently are eight female squad members, Jones said. The squad first admitted women about 10 years ago. Since then,
they have played a vital part in maintaining the squad’s services, especially during daytime hours.
Miss Taylor, however, is not one of the regular daytime workers. She works full time at the offices of Local 50, Bakery and Confectionary Workers Union in East Brunswick. The 1977 graduate of South River High School also is currently taking courses at Middlesex County College.
Asked how she manages to fulfill her squad obligations in her busy work-school- social schedule, Miss Taylor said everthing fits nicely. The squad requires its members to respond to 15 percent of all calls. With an average of 100 calls per month, she doesn’t find the quota at all difficult. Taking her turn on night crew means having to be home before midnight, but that is no problem either, she said.
first aid‘There’s a saying we have: ‘There’s no sex in first aid. ’
She giggled as she noted that the squad has a lot more calls than the fire department. That means her fiance, Hugh Black, sometimes finds himself waiting for her instead of vice versa. Black is a member of Summit Engine Co. The couple plans to be wed June 25, 1983.
Black is glad she joined the squad, Miss Taylor stated. “ He thinks it’s a good idea.” Their memberships in the volunteer groups means they will have to look for a placp in South River when they set up their household. “ That’s fine with us,” she said, “ because we like the town.” Miss Taylor is a lifelong resident, while Black moved here when he was in the third grade.
The pert, bubbly Miss Taylor said she’s heard no comments concerning a woman’s ability to serve on the squad. “ But I could certainly give evidence against that," she said. “ I carry my end. I’ve always been a strong person. There’s a saying we have: ‘There’s no sex in first aid.’ ”
Over the past year, Miss Taylor has found her involvement in the squad to be educational, rewarding and fulfilling. Having studied in the medical field, Miss Taylor feels the knowledge she gained in the first aid course is even more valuable than what she learned in the classroom. “ It’s something I can use everyday,”
She also is proud to be helping others. The squad provides an essential service, entirely through volunteer efforts, she pointed out. She joined Jones in asking other residents to consider joining, noting a larger member ship will help spread the duties further. More members also will help ensure the continuation of daytime transports, which, if eliminated, would force residents to use expensive private ambulance services.
Jones said the squad has certified instructors among its members. They will work out schedules so that new volunteers can take the required courses on their own time. Women who are around during the day and shift workers would be particularly helpful in the present manpower situation, he said.
Editor’s Note: This feature Is part o f a nowand-then series on outstanding young people in our area.
DOING HER SHARE — Patricia Taylor joined the South River Rescue Squad a fte r watching her fiance run to answer fire a larm s.
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The purpose of the program is to improve the reading skills of students in grades three to 12 who have normal ability but are reading below their grade level.
Students who enroll will be given instruction from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturdays starting Sept. 11 for a 14-week period. Tuition is $225.
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ON THE RIGHT TRACK — O ffic ia ls of the M iddlesex County College Foundation display a poster fo r the organ ization's second annual "Evening at the M eadow lands" which w ill take place Aug. 12. Proceeds of the event w ill benefit the scholarship fund. Shown (I- r) are Beverly W olke, adm in istra tive assistant; Jerome F. Katcher, foundation president, and Robert J. C iatto, comm ittee chairm an fo r the fundraiser.
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COCKTAIL LOUNGE has become a popular dining spot for seafood lovers since it opened almost two years ago at 353 W. Front St., Keyport.
The owner, Peter Mavrookas, is not a novice to the restaurant business. His father owned a diner in Avenel and his family operates the Colts Neck Inn. At the Riverboat, he gives his customers “ what they pay for by keeping the prices reasonable and giving the finest quality and quantity of food.” The service is always friendly and efficient.
The entrance to the Riverboat is a ramp bordered by wood posts and rope. The nautical theme is carried out throughout the building. The dining room has large picture windows overlooking the marina and Raritan Bay.
Mavrookas designed the entire restaurant using chandeliers with ship’s lanterns, wood paneling and shades of blue in the carpeting and linen tablecloths. The dining room and lounge contain models of sailing ships, harpoons, port holes with stained glass windows and seafaring memorabilia. The attractive bar is boat-shaped. Live entertainment and dancing is featured in the lounge on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights.
The soup and salad bar is served with both lunch and dinner. There are two soups daily — clam chowder (Manhattan or New England) plus soup du jour. The large selection of salads includes a Greek salad with lots of feta cheese, tossed greens, spinach, potato salad, cole slaw, marinated cucumbers, dressings and more.
Lunch is served from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The menu lists appetizers, sandwiches, salads, omelettes and entrees. The soup and salad bar is available alone for $2.95 Specials including the soup and salad bar
.entree, dessert and beverage start at only $3.99.
Dinner is served seven days a week from 3:30 to 10 p.m. and to 11 p.m. on weekends. The lounge is open until 2 a.m.
Dinner specials change weekly and feature such items as the broiled fisherman combination (blue fish, whiting and stuffed clam) at $5.95, whole lobster, $9.95, and prime ribs, $7.95. These specials include a complete meal with the soup and salad bar, dessert and beverage. In addition to the. weekly specials, diners may choose from blackboard specials and from a large regular menu.
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Selections for the land lubbers include steaks, veal, capon, beef medallion Oscar and Beef Wellington. A kiddie menu lists dinners from $3.95 ro $4.50.
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L IV E -IN housekeeper and com- p a n io n /ca re fo r e ld e rly w om an, H igh land P a rk a rea. C a ll 249 4922 a fte r 6pm or 463-4218 b e tween 8-4pm.
PERSON d e liv e r e a r ly m o rn in g Sunday newspapers. No co lle c tion, P a r lin /M a ta w a n a rea. 679 8832
M A T U R E , responsib le w om an, experienced in a il household duties. L ig h t c lean ing . Own ca r- E ast B ru nsw ick . C hee rfu l, likes c h ild re n . 5 day w eek, hours f le x ib le , recent re ferences. 238-5460.
PAR T T IM E T E L E P H O N E IN T E R V IE W E R S . S ta r t in g in S e p te m b e r, S u n d a y -F r id a y even ing, 6-10pm. S atu rday , Sun day, 10-2pm, 2-6pm. A P P L Y in PERSON at the E agle ton In s t i t u t e , D o u g la s C o lle g e . G eorge S tre e t and C lifto n A v e n u e , N e w B ru n s w ic k .
H IR IN G 5 P E O P LE in A ugust. M ake your X m as M oney, plus g e t f r e e g i f t s , w h i l e d em on stra tin g fun item s. No in vestm en t, set your own hours. W in a t r ip to D isneyw orld . 251 - 4269.
P AR T T IM E and F u ll T im e Stock H e lp . A pp ly in Person: Susan G reene, The M a rke tp la ce M a ll, Route 34, M a taw an , N .J.
SOUTH R IV E R G IR L FOR L IG H T H O U S E W O R K . 254 0312.
TE A C H E R SEEKS M A T U R E PERSO N, fo r 18 m onth o ld inSouth Edison home. Septem ber-
C L E A N IN G L A D Y p a r t tim eM ondays p re fe rre d , 4'/2 room a p a rtm e n t, E ast B runsw ick . 238-5010
H O U S E K E E P E R , liv e in, 2 c h ild re n ages 2 and 6. M ust speak E ng lish , re ferences re q u ired . C all 257-9634.
04 C H IL D C A R E
W OMAN W anted in S ayrev ille , w a tch 2 boys, 5 and 8, low er M a in S tree t, p re fe ra b ly your hom e. C all 257-9746 a fte r 7pm .
P erm anent P a rt-T im e B a b y s itte r , fo r one year o ld in m y East B ru nsw ick home. References. 238-4599.
M A T U R E re lia b le b a b y s itte r in m y S a y r e v i l le r e s id e n c e . References. C a ll 727-0457
B A B Y S IT T E R needed fo r 2 a fte rnoons per week, ca re fo r in fa n t tw ins , m y hom e, Cheese- quake area. References needed, m ust p rov ide own tra n s p o rta tion. 583-4792.
M A T U R E W O M AN b ab ys it 2 m onth o ld , South R iv e r home. 5 days week, 6:30am to 5pm . C all M a rg a re t, 254-0865
L IO N E L T r a in s W a n te d . H ighest P rices pa id . 583-4175.
08 APPLIANCES
TA P P A N C ountertop 4 bu rne r gas range, coppertone, $35. 521 - 1760.
C A LO R IC harvest gold gas stove, p ilo tless, se lf c lean ing , 3 years o ld, ex tras , $300. 521-1760.
F R E E Z E R , Cold Spot, 30 cubic foot. V e ry good cond ition. Ask ing $225.00. 721-6287 a fte r 4.
M A G 1C C H E F , E n e r g y E ng in ee re d , 4 B u rn e r Gas Range. 1 year o ld. $200. C all 549 8882.
RO PER 30 inch se lf clean ing gas stove. H a rves t gold . $150. or best o f fe r .238-0511.
S E A R 'S C A N IS T E R a n d HOOVER U P R IT E Vacuum s, good cond ition, $60. C a ll A .M . 679-1415.
RCA co lo r Te lev ison , 19 inch, good cond ition $50. 257-8818 or 257-4102.
G E N E R A L E LE C T R IC 4000 BTU a ir co nd itio ne r, 1 year old, exce llen t cond ition, $75. Call 251-0064.
B & E E le c t r o n ic CASH R E G IS T E R , $385. 249*3524.
T E L E V IS IO N S : True tonec o m b in a tio n 23 in ch c o lo r T V /s te re o /ra d io , needs w o rk , cab ine t good, $75. GE 23 inch co lor T V , co n te m p ora ry console, e xce llen t, $75. 257-3596 a fte r 6pm.
09 F U R N IT U R E
TA B LE S , 1 C ock ta il tab le 44 in- chs long, 2 Step end tab les, a ll lik e new cond ition , w a ln u t so lid wood w ith w a ln u t/fo rm ic a tops, $125. C all 254-4626 a fte r 3pm .
M O V IN G - Castro C onve rtib le , Queen size couch, never slept in. B rown v in y l re c lin e r. Green b a rre l c h a ir . L a rge coffee tab le , m a tch ing end tab le , lam p. Call 721-2187, lOam-noon o r 5pm- 7pm.
BASSETT D A R K P IN E C R IB , w ith 4 post canopy. O rig io n a lly $400 w ith m a t t r e s s . W i l l s a c rif ic e a ll fo r $150. V ery good cond ition. 727-6022.
BED RO O M 7 P IE C E , L IV IN G ROOM. BOTH A R E N EW , $295. C all a fte r 12, 738-4840.
C R IB , C h ild c ra ft W a lnu t, ve ry good cond ition , $50. 679-3196.
Stereo console, $200. Orange v in y l b re ak fa s t nook benches, $100. B lack v in y l coach, $150. 545-3412.
BUNK BEDS, tw in size in e lud in g m a ttresse s , la d d e r, ra ils . New. $145. 583 9046.
GAS S TO V E , $60. 4 base ca b in e ts , $50. B u ilt - in oak hutch, best o ffe r. 4 d a rk wood d in ing ch a irs , $50. 549 3931 a fte r 7pm.
L-S H A PE D k itchen nook p lus F o rm ica top pedestal tab le , bucksk in co lo r, $100. 254 6660
D IN IN G ROOM Table, 6 cha irs , P ine, $180. T ra c to r M o w e r as is $400. T u rn ta b le w ith stand, $40. 462-7239.
C H IL O C R A F T R ainbow c r ib fla w le ss cond ition , p lus chang ing tab le , $120 f i r m . 257 8553.
B A L D W IN S p in e t P ia n o , acrosonlc m odel, ch erryw ood , e xce llen t cond ition , $1250. 257 0577 a fte r 6pm.
C O N T E M P O R A R Y c o f fe e tab le , la rge b lock $100. 2 block end tab les $50. each, 2 co n te m p o ra ry w h ite lam ps, $25. each. 679-2621
D IN E T T E FO R M IC A , 6 ch a irs , Hutch Cabinet, 2 leaves. L ike New. C a ll 985-0570.
D IN IN G ROOM set, m aple,tab le , 5 cha irs , exce llen t co nd itio n , $200. 721-6373
RCA 25 inch co lo r console TV, good cond ition , $200. C all 257 2942
D IN IN G ROOM, M e d ite rra nean, b re a k fro n t, tab le w ith leaf, 6 cha irs , $500./b e s t o ffe r. 254-5041
S E C T IO N A L F U R N IT U R E , 3 p ieces, Rowe, ve ry good condi- t i o n p l u s a l m o s t n e w g re e n /g o ld s lip co ve rs , $150. Gold sw ive l ro cke r, v e ry good, $40. C all 254-4626 a fte r 3pm o r weekends.
10 CLOTHING
RANCH M IN K and L E A T H E RCOAT, Size 8, like new, $300. C all 297-4679.
(2) C A R A C U L FUR COATS, 3/4 leng th , size 12, 1 b lack , 1 g rey. E xce llen t co nd itio n , $250. each. 257-9280 a fte r 5pm o r 254-0092 days.
GM CARSEATS- In fa n t $10., C h ild 's $15. Boys Nam e B rand, Coats, Pants, e tc ., 0-6T, $25. 254 1841.
TYPESETTERExperienced in display ad work on Comp IV and /o r Edltwriter. Must be able to spec type. Approximately 30 h rs ./w k ., 4 day work w eek. Must be able to work late on Mondays. Good starting salary, excellent benefits. Apply in person at:
The Sentinel Newspapers
Edgeboro Road East Brunswick
An Equa: Opportunity Employer
A T T E N T IO N T E A C H E R S ! Need a b a b y s itte r fo r yo u r 4 year o ld o r o lde r. L ov ing env iro n m e n t, responsib le and e x ce lle n t ca re . M y O ld B ridge hom e. 727-6022.
For Classified Call 254-7000
SECRETARYEXPERIENCED— to work in (1) one person office fo r National Food M a n u fa c tu re r. Experienced in typing, l i g h t s h o r t h a n d , figures, exce llent company benefits. Send resume to.
Box No. 8 0 Sentinel Newspapers.
EcJQeboro Road.East Brunswick, N .J.
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DEN F U R N IT U R E , m odern naugahyde couch, 2 wood end tab les, m a tch ing coffee tab le , a ll ve ry c lean , like new. $500. 238-1828 a fte r 6pm.
BED RO O M Set, Lane Staccato, queen size bed, t r ip le d resser/2 m ir ro r , a rm o ire , 2 com m odes, e xce llen t co nd itio n , $1000. Days 469-6600, ext. 294, even ings 727- 6923.
11 M ERC HAN DISE FOR SALE
W E S TIN G H O U S E side by side copper re fr ig e ra to r 25 cu b ic ; f ire p la c e ; s tereo b a r, 257-4257
E LE C T R IC G U IT A R and case, good co nd itio n , $175. C a ll 727- 7870 o r 727-3750.
W E L C O M E W A G O NWould you like to represent local businesses and civic organizations visiting homes in your community? Would you like to work the hours you choose? If you have a car-call 766-3262 Friday 9-5 or 545-8902 or write to: 29 Ann St., Bernardsville, N.J. 07924 to see if you qualify for training. Openings in Old Bridge, Sayreville, East and South Brunsw ick, Edison, Metuchen, Piscataway, South Plainfield other areas.
Equal O pportun ity Employer
22 x 25 STAIN LE SS S TE E L S IN K , $25. 251 1760.
NU TO NE 36 inch range hood w ith exhaust and lig h t, copper tone, $20,521-1760.
B L U E B E R R IE S P IC K YOUR OWN, 504 per pound. C all Tom Haines, 894 8630. Sheep Ten H il l Road, P em berton, N J
A N T IQ U E S , Depression G lass, C o lle c ta b le s . Q u a li ty used c lo t h in g . A n n ie 's G i f t s , B ru nsw ick Bazaar, Route 27.
SURPLUS JE E P S Cars, Boats. M any sell fo r under $50. For Info ca ll (312) 931-1961 extension 2830.
C E R A M IC MO LDS S ALE E V E R Y W E D N E S D A Y . J u ly -S e p te m b e r. 161 S pring V a lley Road, O ld B rid ge , N .J. 591 1091 o r by A ppo in tm en t.
TIRES/RIMSLOW P RICES 254 1329
B A L D W IN E nco re O rgan, 1974, e xce llen t cond ition , $1200. C a ll 238-8017 a ny tim e .
R O L L E N D S o f u n p rin te d n ew sp rin t fo r sale a t 20« per pound. Can be used fo r w rap p ing glass, dishes, e tc. Calf 254 7004.
DRIVINGINSTRUCTION
The V ery Best. C a ll 251 2373 Tonette D r iv in g School
LEV O LO R S , V E R T IC A L S , w in dow shades, deco ra to r fab rics a ll 30% o ff. C a ll Ronnie, 536 3991
S EC TIO N A L C astro conve rtib le double bed, $150. 2 p orce la in la m p s , $118. e ach , C a rlo s g u ita r, $80. 19 C entu ry p a in te r $600,249 8145.
O R IG IN A L S A Y R E W O O D S SOUTH sid ing sh ing les fro m a B rentwood m odel, pa in ted once, 75i each o r 3 fo r $2. 679 8659
V E N E T IA N B L IN D , fo r p ic tu re w indow , 78 Inchs w ide , a ll w h ite , v e ry good cond ition , $12. C all 254 4626 a fte r 3pm or weekends.
P IC T U R E w in d ow w ith s to rm s, screens and sh u tte rs fo rSWS Spacem aker, $70. 679 4510
S TER EO , w il l s a c rif ic e $400 Y o u th bed a nd m a tc h in g dresser ask ing $70. 3 g i r l ’ s b ikes. 721 4611.
H O S PITA L Bed, $35 Dresser w ith m ir ro r , n igh t s tand , $35 251-2767.
R ID IN G LAW N m ow er, Toro, 5 HP, re a r dum p box, e xce llen t cond ition, $400. C a ll 566 1703
(2) BO W LING B ALLS 14 lbs each, good cond ition , $10 each C all 679 8482 a fte r 6pm
SEARS C am per t ra ile r w ith 12 too t add on ten t, ca m p ing ex tras , $500. Coleman SCANOE assem bled, never used, 6 gallon tank and paddles, $465 583 033?
A R T E X , at a d iscoun t. P a in ts , P ic tu res , Tab lec lo ths, L inens and m iscellaneous Item s 727 8097.
D I S A P P E A R I N G A T T IC S ta irs . Fu rn ished and Insta lled fo r $119.95. M e d iu m a nd heavyw e igh t s ta irs a va ilab le . A TT IC STAIRS CO., 349 0863
P IN B A L L m a ch ine , d ig ita l, n igh t r id e r (c lass ic ) in ve ry good cond ition , ask ing $700 354 3791 o r 254 8373.
L A D IE S D IA M O N D R IN G , round, 3'/4 ca ra ts , $7500. Call 251-0312, . .
...... . ' .. .Z E R O X 660 p la in p a p e r C O P IE R , less than $500. C all 257 3384.
A M P E G E le c tr ic G u ita r, sm a ll am p, good fo r beg inners, good cond ition , $140. 721 7752
NEW P rim ed wood bow w in dow /screens, 7 foot 7'/a Inchs x 4 foot 9 inchs, $375. 257 5034.
FE D O E R S 28,000 BTU a ir con d itio n e r, $350. (4) A lu m in um ia lous ie w indow s, 32x48, $25. each. Fence gate, 81x48, $70. 727 6114.
O K ID A T A 82 p r in te r , a lm ost new, $295. A P P L E in te rfa c e w ith g ra ph ics $75. G ra ph ics soft w a re $10. 257-9165.
H A M M O N D O rg a n , c a d e t m odel, w ith bench, exce llen t cond ition , $600. 238 9545 a fte r 5pm
L A W N M O W E R , $40. GE R e fr ig e ra to r/fre e z e r 15.7, $375. GE W asher, $275. 3 piece liv in g room set, $800. 583 3576, 721-7022 a fte r 7pm
NEW STEARN S and FOSTER k ing size m a ttress . M ust sell. Best o ffe r. 727 9382.
Couch, Love seat and R ecline r, b ro w n /w h ite , good cond ition , $100. a ll, 828 1628.
F R E E S T A N D I N G F IR E P L A C E w ith f ire b r ic k , flu e , m e ta l ch im ney and a ll p a rts , exce llen t, w ith w a rra n ty , $350. 254 4976 o r 238 9098
R ID E R la w n m o w e r w ith sweeper, a e ra to r and snow p low . 7HP, $300. 2 A c ry lic panel in se rt doors, $30. 727-0757 a fte r 5pm.___________________________
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M cG regor GOLF CLUBS, bag, 10 Irons, 3 woods, p u tte r , ex cellent condition, $l6Q..Cail 257 2546 o tte r 5pm.
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BED RO O M set, d a rk p ine solid wood, exce llen t, $1800. Gas d ry e r, H o tpo in t, exce llen t, $125. 249 8945
Z E N IT H 19 inch co lor TV, w o rks , $80. 4 VW T ire s : 2 new, 2 s lig h tly used, $100. 251 7638.
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R ID IN G LAW N M O W E R , J.C. Penny, 8 HP, re a r bagger, $400. 238 5384.
W A N T E t> T O R E N T a p p ro x im a te ly 2000 square feet fo r storage. C all 367 7008 betwee 7am and 5pm.
W A N T E D : O LD M U S IC A L IN S TR U M EN TS. Im m e d ia te cash pa id . C a ll a ny tim e . (212) 460 9191.
S IN G L E M A N Look ing fo r a p a rtm e n t to re n t in com p lex or p r i v a t e h o m e . S e n t in e l Newspaper A rea. 238 2430.
M A G A Z I N E S - E S Q U IR E , S c rib ne rs , V a n ity F a ir 30's, 40's, 50's. C om plete copies only. R obert J r, 679 2555.
P IANO S W anted: G rands, Con soles, Spinets. Best p rices. T u n e r / R e b u l l d e r , G u i ld m em ber. 755 1120
E A S T B R U N S W I C K , 22 B rookside C ourt, A ugust 7 & 8, 9-5. M O V IN G ! 10 years a c cu m u la tio n !
P A R L IN , 29 Sherwood Road (o ff W ashington Road), A ugust 7 8 , 10am 4pm .M isce llaneous.
O LD B R ID G E , 10 C raw fo rd P lace (o ff E ng lish tow n R d.). August 5,6,7,8, 7am 7pm. Rain or Shine. Super G arage Sale! 12 Rooms of L iv in g Room F u r n itu re .
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CALL:254-7000
or548-2700
EDGEBORO ROAD. EAST BRUNSWICK
B R IA R 'S L A N D S C A P IN G Trees, Shrubs, A rc h ite c tu ra l D es ign , S p r in k le r s y s tem s , L a w n m a in t e n a n c e a n d m a te r ia ls . R e s id e n tia l and C o m m e rc ia l. C a ll fo r fre e e stim a te , 561 1515.
F R A N K 'S L A N D S C A P IN G LAN D SC AP E DESIG N
Com plete Landscap ing Service F u lly Insu red -F ree E s tim a te s
257 7524
TR E E R E M O V A L and Law n m a in tenance . Th a tch in g and sp ring c leanups. E & R, 251 3252,254 7554.
HO RIZO N LA N D S C A P E , INC. Landscap ing, R .R . T ie W ork
Rock G ardens, Backhoe w o rk 727 4747 721-7435
B & S LANDSCAPING and PAVING
C le a n top s o il, F i l l d i r t , D e law are G ra ve l, Red Stone, Y e llow G rave l, M ason sand, D rivew ay Stone, Stone Dust. 521 2123,566-7148
TREE SERVICEE x p e r t M a in te n a n c e and R em oval. Shrubs and Hedges shaped. Trees sprayed . Cer t if ie d . Free es tim a tes . Insured. C all 727 4929.
IF You W ant Y ou r LAW N CUT. Just C A L L US — w e 'll be the re ! $15. and up. C all 238-7613 a fte r 6pm ask fo r Don.
TOMS LAN D SC AP IN G Landscap ing and sod w o rk done. Shrubs and hedges t r im m ed. Law ns fe r ti liz e d and reseeded. D ecora tive stone and m u lch ing done. 257 7263.
22 REAL ESTATE
ROOM FOR R E N T - Old B ridge and M a taw an . P r iv a te home w ith k itchen p r iv lig e s . 591-1618.
L O T 100 x 200, e x c e lle n t b u ild in g s ite , E d is o n , P r in c ip a ls o n ly . C a ll 826-2242 a f te r 6pm .
F U R N IS H E D room fo r business wom an, South R iv e r, k itchen p riv ile g e s a va ilab le , $45. week ly . C a ll 238-6142 a fte r 5:30
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* Breakfast at one of Five Restaurants
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CondoOn The Beach
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C O M P LE TE B O O K K E E P IN G Services fo r s m a ll businesses, experienced a ccountant. W ill p ick u p /d e liv e r .254-4064.
25 INSTRUCTIONS
A R T SCHOOL in E ast B ru nsw ick . D raw ing , P a in tin g , C a llig ra p h y . 257-8127 a fte r 3pm.
P E TE R O S AS TU D IO G U IT A R , BASS, DRU M S.
257-0496 257-8637
P E R F E C T P ITCH M U SIC STUDIO
P riv a te lessons on Saxophones, F lu te , Bass g u ita r. C a ll 251- 2760.
P IA N O - A ll levels, Theory, H a rm ony and Vocal Coaching. East B ru nsw ick and M etuchen areas. 238-5449.
M A TH TU TO R , A ll levels. College Teacher. Q u a lity Lessons. Im p ro ve th is su m m e r. 238-3042.
C L A R IN E T , F L U T E leassons, e xpe rienced tea ch e r. L ea rn how to p ra c tice , move ahead q u ic k ly . 246-3578
C E R T IF IE D Specia l E duca tion Teacher, m asters . W ill tu to r m a th /re a d in g . M y home. 251 - 7638.
ROUTE 9DRIVING SCHOOL
727-066 1
28 PETS
Non Shedding LH A SA APSO p u p s . P e d ig re e d m o th e r . F r ie n d ly d ispos ition . G rows 12 inchs h igh , $75. 679-5495 a fte r 6.
G O LD E N R E T R IE V E R Puppies, A KC , 6 weeks. O wner has m o the r and fa th e r . 727-2029.
B E A G LE P U P P IE S , m o the r and fa th e r on p rem ises, 5w« t k w . c sm z jrY j? !
A M E R IC A N E sk im o puppies, hom ebred. F a th e r cham pion , m o the r p u rp le ribb on , f lu ffy w h ite , b lack noses, a le r t, eas ily tra in ed , fa n ta s tic w ith ch ild re n . C a ll a f t e r 7pm 549-8462. H u r ry —going fast.
30 PHOTOGRAPHY
PHOTOS by F ra n k Genua W eddings-Cand id -P o r tra it
254-2560
P H O TO G R AP H Y M . G U IL IA N O
201-297-7766
S AN IB EL ISLAND FLO R ID A
T O W N H O U S E FOR R E N T
One or two weeks (Dec. 31, 1982 to Jan. 7,1983 and/or Jan. 7 to Jan. 14, 1983) at luxurious two bedroom, tw o b a t h r o o m townhouse on the beach overlooking Gulf of Mexico at Casa Ybel Resort, Sanibel Island, Fla.Unit includes wall-
to-wall carpeting, washer and dryer, 2 color TVs, king size bed in master bedroom, twin beds in second bedroom, plus pull-out couch that sleeps two. Newly furnished living room, dining room and screened in porch. Fully equipped kitc h e n i n c l u d e s d i s h w a s h e r , all modern appliances. Resort facilities include tennis courts, pool, sauna, outdoor grills, & miles of shelling beach. Excellent restaurants, shops, fishing and golf nearby.*980 per week. Call
548-6455. 9 am to 5 pm, Monday-Friday
G R E A T PHOTOS!I f you would like an 8x10 p r in t o f any s ta ff-ta ken pho tog raph ap p e a r in g in T h e S e n t in e l N e w s p a p e rs , c a l l M ic h a e l G u ilia no a t 254-7000 o r 548-2700.
32 BAKED GOODS
B IR T H D A Y CA K ES A T A MO M E N T 'S N O T IC E . P rincess Bake Shop.
257-2411
35 P IA N O T U N IN G
PIANOS tuned w ith e lec tron ic accuracy . G uaran teed re p a irs E s tim a te s . C a ll 257-3110.
P IA N O T U N IN G b y E a r . Repa irs, a pp ra isa ls , estim ates. G uaran teed. C a ll 249-6168.
37 CARPET &RUG CLEANING
VACUUM KING INCA d iv is io n of RMCS Inc.
C A R P E T S TE A M C L E A N IN G a n d /o r sham pooing o r d ry foam . Free D eodoriz ing and sta in re ta rd a n t. L iv in g room , d in ing room , ha ll, $35. 5 Rooms, $75. U pho ls te ry c lean ing , also area rugs p icked up and clean ed. O the r se rv ices a va ilab le : Home and o ffice c lean ing , floo r w a x in g , w indow c lean ing , con tra c t c lean ing . E s tim a te s upon request. F u lly Insured.
679-7935C A R P E T C L E A N IN G . Steam, 1 room $16. L iv in g , d in in g , h a ll, $29.95. A d d itio n a l room s, $11. each. F ree deodoriz ing . 257 2951.
G & M C A R P E T C L E A N IN G We do it b e tte r fo r less. Free es tim ates. 238-1183.
C A R P E T IN S T A L L A T IO N , Repa irs, R e s tre tch ing . New and Used. C a ll 257-6785.
IN S T A L L A T IO N , R E P A IR S , R E L A Y S , R E S T R E T C H IN G . C A LL R.M .C.S. Inc. 679-7935.
40 SPECIAL SERVICES
FENCESSALES, IN S T A L L A T IO N and R E P A IR S . Reasonable. 721- 4030, 254-3655.
U P H O L S T E R Y , sofas, k itchen s e ts . R e a s o n a b le . Y o u r m a te r ia l o r ours. Ed. D e v lin . 721-4832.
AIR JOY CONDITIONING
COMPANY• Air Conditioning• Heating
ATTIC FANSCompletely Installed
$13500FuHy Insured
264-2551
R .H .M .D . INC F o r a k itchen o f d is tin c tio n a t A F F O R D A B L E P R IC E S , ca ll 257-7262.
TRASH & JU N K R E M O V A L A ny th in g you w a n t taken to dum ps, $15. up, 721-8246.
C E L L A R S , G a r a g e s , B ackya rds , e tc. cleaned and contents rem oved. Reasonable Free e s tim a tes . 727-2608
BATHROOMS 5 x 7 $ 1 5 7 5
New Tub New T o ile t New Sink New V an ity
T ile tub area T ile w a lls 4 '
T ile F loo r Nam e Brands
Sm all re p a irw o rk O .K. 721-2894 a fte r 4, 7 days
F ree E s tim a te s
SPACKLINGWALL/CEILING
REPAIRS h e e tro c k /ta p in g /fin is h in g
C a ll 985-3816
BATH R O O M AN D T IL E R E P A IR S
T ile g ro u tin g , T ile c lean ing , Tubs recau lked . R ich, 381-3716.
TR E E S T R IM M E D o r re m o v ed. Lots c leared . F irew ood, wood ch ips. Insured . 238-7976.
•O D D JOBS*A re you look ing fo r someone to do m in o r re p a irs a round the house?? C all John a t 254-6231.
L IN O L E U M a n d S H E E T GOODS, V IN Y L IN S T A L L E R . C all 828-1008 a fte r 5pm .
TO N Y 'S T R E E S E R V IC E T rim m in g , Rem oval. F irew ood. Free es tim ates. C a ll 846-2908.
A N T IC IP A T IN G D A T IN G Service . C all fo r fre e b rochu re to ll free 800-662-3033.
CUSTO M M A D E D R A P E S , L a m in a te d w in d o w shades,bedspreads. Reasonable. Fora ppo in tm en t c a ll 591-1618.
ODD JOBS. Can do m ostly any th ing , no job too s m a ll. C a ll John, 251-0893.
A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G S E R V IC E done a fte r 3 p .m . 572-5661.
B O B C A T L O A D E R / E X - CAV ATO R , w ith o pe ra to r fo r h ire . T ig h t areas no p rob lem . 679-4040.
C H R I S T Y H O M E M A IN T E N A N C E , E le c tr ic a l, P lu m b ing , P a in t, C a rp en try and T ile . F ree es tim a tes . C all 747-9494 a ny tim e.
MARIO’ SCONCRETE
WORK• Curbing Line• Driveways• Sidewalks• Patios
&• Asphalt Paving
Commercial & Residential Free Estimates
3 5 4 -3 9 1 9Anytim e
TAILORINGA l t e r a t io n s , M e n /W o m e n , d ressm ak ing , d ra pe rie s . Same day se rv ice . Reasonable. 251- 6127.
FURNITURE REPAIRU p ho ls te ry , V in y l, B uttons
T o u c h - u p , W o o d . F r e e E s tim a te s
FRED 257-5675ODD JOBS, re p a ir w o rk , roofs, p lum b ing and g u tte r clean ing . C all 521-2207 a ny tim e .
A BO U T TO clean yo u r a tt ic , c e lla r, ya rd ? Ju nk hau led, room s pa in ted . F ree es tim ates. 5 years experience. 246-3594
S LIP C O VE R S , custom made, your fa b r ic , q u a lity w o rk a t BIG Savings. C all 257-5409.
CUSTOM M A D E F u rn itu re W a ll u n its and bookcases. R e fin ish ing . F ree es tim ates. C a ll D .L .E . M a n u fa c tu r in g , B a rry S torch, C abine t M a k e r, 536-3853.
A P P L IA N C E R E P A IR & P arts A i r C o n d it io n in g , w a s h e rs , d ry e rs , re fr ig e ra t io n , stoves, h e a tin g , se w in g m a c h in e s , vacuum s. P ick up serv ice .
247-7565 o r 257-2002.
BOB O E T T IN G E R . C entra l A ir C ond ition ing , 24 HOUR S ER V IC E . SALES and IN S T A L L A T IO N . 679-8935.
D A N 'S A i r C o n d i t io n in g Serv ice-Specia liz ing in w indow un its and cars. Reasonable. Call a ny tim e . 985-3768.
ODD JOBS and L IG H T H A U L IN G . G e n e ra l H a n d y m a n . C A LL 828-9123, a n y tim e .
BATHROOMS 6 x 8 $ 1 9 9 5 .
D O N 'T BE FO O LE D BY C H E A P IM IT A T IO N S !!!
A M E R IC A N V IL L A G E Will tu rn yo u r d rab m o rn in gs intosunshine. B rand nam e fix tu re s and t ile . C a ll me now at 238 6901.
Catalano C onstruc tion D r iv e w a y s , A s p h a lt, Stone, C o n c re te . T o p S o il. F re e E s tim a te s . 755-7120.
RICHARD J. MANSERA ir C ondition S erv ice. 297-6935.
ED 'S Home Im p ro ve m e n t Doors and h a rd w a re , ce ilings , shee trock, sp ack ling , sm a ll job spec ia lis t. 727-0268.
Dee Dee Inc.WOOD DECKS (P.T.) CUSTOM PATIOS DRIVEWAYS DRAINAGE SYSTEMS RETAINING WALLS LANDSCAPING CONSULTATIONS RENOVATIONS INTERIORSTop soil, mulch, decorative
stones delivered.Free Est. Fully Insured
679-4040
G AR AG E SALES
Run your Garage Sale ad 1 time for as little as $5.82 for 3 lines (12 words) $1.94 per line over the 3 line minimum. Prepaid or MC or Visa.
Call Classified 254-7000
DIAL-A-SERVICE CALL 254-7000[ L A N D S C A P E1 S ER V IC E L J S i
OUR SPECIALTYR«novoting
Old Landscapes1WcsMUdNaaBg s d v - ^ ■' ’ / / *& & .
• Foundation Planting •Tree & Shrub Pruning •Creative Designing •Tree Removal "V J
ROCK GARDEN AND
RAILROAD TIE LANDSCAPING
FINE CUT LANDSCAPING
521-2281MONROE
FULLY INSUREDJoe Costa
31 Years Experience
ASSURED LANDSCAPING P00LS-SERVICE-C0NSTRUCTI0NCUSTOM POOLS»POOL REMODELING
•TREES and SHRUBS PLANTED •BACKHO EW ORK •RAILROAD TIE
LANDSCAPING •COMPLETE TREE REMOVAL
C A L L 2 4 H O U R S821-6661
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BI6 RED Q QUICKPRINT
CENTER212AHwy. 18 East Brunswick
Phone(201)238-5848 Hours: Mon-Fri 9-5:30
Sat. 9:30-2
•Filters•Pumps•Chemicals•Spas
• Aluminum Siding• Add -A-Level •Dormers•Excavation
• Pool Covers• Solar Blankets• Automatic Vacuum System
• Kitchens• Additions• Bathrooms •Docks
251-5595T owturuciioW l # 5 6NOUSHTOWN RO OLD BRItXil 1WP
_____________ J L . A! JUNCTK
Adorable 7 t i ^Frills and F av o rs^ j
Gift Boxes—Baskets Delivered
Send a balloon bouquet with a singing message
ialloon Room Decorating, Favors Available
-to Call: 249-6200 / / _.0r247<794 Z . . I
V
FRANCESCO’ SFurniture Refinishing V 11
13 Generations of Refinishers ANTIQUE SPECIALISTS• Hand Rubbing & Hand Refinishing Furniture
Stripping •Touch Up Nicks & Scratches •Insurance Estimates
402 Matehaponix Rd., Jamasburg
521-1166
PATIOSDECKSGAZEBOS
CreativeAdditions/Alterations
I f yoa ara running a b o r t o f l i v in g apaen-Givn n t a call. W a will ba glad to o ffa r ideas and giva you an n s t i m a t a t h a t m akes S a n a a .
G.A. SURER
MACHINISTSMetal Spray Process
Brazing - Welding
GOOD MEN ACCURATE EQUIPMENT
N O JOB T O O S M A LL2 M AKE ST . SO. .IV IR
238-0331
ROOFINGGOLD SEAL CONTRACTINGNO SUB CONTRACTORS
FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED
ASK FOR TOM or DOUG
2 5 7 - 2 1 0 0
846-7294
TO R A C E
DIAL-A SERVICE AD
CALL 254-7000
LEON’ S NEW A USED
TIRESFrom $10OPEN 7 DAYSU.S. Hwy. No. 1
Flea Market New Brunswick
545-5361
RICH'S TILE SERVICE
• Bathroom R e m od e ling j
• R epa irs !• C eram ic T ile 1
Insta lled• K itchens,
B a throom s. Foyers• Free Estimates
Fully Insured
2 6 4 -5 4 6 1
TO PLACE YOUR
DIAL-A SERVICE AD
CALL 254-7000
SERVICE AD CALL
254-7000
ANDERSEN WINDOWS INSTALLED COMMERCIAL—RESIDENTIAL
•Additions •Alterations•Renovations (Restorations•Bathrooms • Kitchens•Siding • New Construction
7 2 7 - 1 7 3 4
I BINem Aluminum Co.W A L U M IN U M &a V IN Y L S iD iN Gh 323 M A IN STREET
B R A D LE Y B EA C Hif 7 7 6 - 7 9 7 9= E V E N IN G N U M B E R
i 6 7 9 - 2 1 1 2
WISH TVCOLOR
BLACK & WHITE
$10 plus partsA LL BRANDS
SAME DAY SERVICE
679-6085
TO PLACE YOUR
DIAL-A I SERVICE AD
CALL 254-7000
G et In The M ood For Spring
Royce Decorators
25% DISCOUNTO N VERTICALS WOVEN WOODS
SHADES MINI SUNOS
DRAPESp l a s t ic s l ip c o v e r s f a b r ic s u p c o v e r s
BEDSPREADS
FREE SHOP AT HOME CALL GAIL 879-2357
OW Bridge. N J.
T0RPEYEXCAVATING CO.
•BACK HOE DUMP •STONE«FOOTINGS
•SEPTIC SYSTEMS •SEWERS and WATER LINES
GRADING
c a u .4 9 5 -1 6 9 0jm /A
Jane t F.
MollerCO N STR U C TIO N
2 9 7 -9 1 0 9New ConatroeUoa Addition.Aluminum Siding Creative A Iteration.
WINDOW S E C U R I T Y B A R SPrevent Burglarlea
Priced As Low As
Per Basement Window FREE ESTIMATES
QUALITY S T E EL F A M IC A T M S
2 4 9 -0 4 1 0 *7 2 7 -8 2 3 8
ALUMINUM Slum sSOUD VINYL SIDING
lowest numiEST worn |30 Years in Business ESTIMATES FREE
STANLEY CONTRACTING
8 ROOFING 20 MAIN ST., SO RIVER
New Roofs 8 Root Repairs Also Windows
8 Doors 254-0698 379-5339
STANLEYASPHALT
Home Driveways Small Parking Lots
Resurfaced & Weather
SealingFree Estimate.
251-2667Open Sat. & Sun.
TO PLACE YOUR
DIAL-A SERVICE AD
CALL 254-7000
RIVERSIDESUPPLYBrick Block Sand - Gravel
Decorative Stone Building Supplies
257-34346 W a s h in g to n R o a d
S a y re v ille
HAIR
Rt.35 - Sayr.ville 7 27 .30 0 0
/Adj to Dinner Theatre)
COMING SOON..BRIDAL PACKAGES
• Complete Dtnnet• 5 Hour Open Bar• W edding Cake• Floral A rrangem ent
Storting at *1 9 .5 0
A-PLUSALARMS
CUSTOM INSTALUTIOM AND SERVICE
BURGLARY ft FIRE PROTECTION
FREE ESTIMATES 2 5 4 -9 3 6 1iusauufiuiEs
246 3335
Chuck's m TV Service
H i t K R K N O t X Own.r| E X P E R T R E P A IR
S E R V IN G TH E M il .1.TOW N A REA
59 S O IT H M A IN ST M il.I.T O W N . NJ
M E 9 5 S»t. 9 Noon
TED'SAPPLIANCELMf LOW PRICES 00 T.Y.’t AIPPLMUCES
Call Lou DILalo Formerly GM of Toga
WE S E L L - INSTALL— REPAIR•Wathert •Iry an •Raagat
•Rafrif.raton •Blah Nathan
CALL247-3473
24 Hour Phone Service
212TalmadgaSL Now Brunswick(SINCE 1945)
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SCULPT}**,
and 5^ejus at be.o*»ioMsmPTvy«s
Head Shop Haircutters570 Old Bridge Turnpike
South River
2 5 4 - 6 7 7 4Tue*. • Sat. 114 Wad.-Frl. tilB
fflibblestxfireplace
Sc AntiquesKITCHEN t FURNITURE
STRIPPING-REFINISHING
602 Livingston Ave. North Brunswick
8 4 6 -2 4 2 0
•FACTORY SHOWROOM •DINETTES, NOOKS • DINING CHAIRS RECOVERED FABRIC or VINYL
•BARS end BAR STOOLS
442-651022S SMITH ST,, PERTH AMBOY
OPEN Thur* ft Fn. 9-9 Mon .Tuw , wed ft Sot 9 «
G le n n ’ s R o o fin g
w N| wREROOFING
• Old Roof Removals• Leaders • Gutters
U N FIN IS H EDFU R N ITU R E
at0ISCWRT PRICES
Large Selection
FURNITURE il l I :— ATTIC— CP
FullyInsured
rA T1Free
Estimates
679-5881
t2OGCOBtGCS*0AO WORTH 8RUH5W1C* HJ 00*92846-7423
ASK ABOUT OUR CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE
Artistic Aluminum I• A LU M IN U M V IN Y L STEEL SIDING
IN S ULATION[q u a lity w orkm anship! ____AT A SAVINGS
ourim • ttAotrt • wwoow, • noon iWKMGJ • rotot IHtiOSUK'i
721-1297 «. . . . . 727-12581Find Your Neighbor On Our List
O f Satisfied Customers
SAM W HITEAluminum & Yinyl
Sidings R00FIN6
Leaders & Gutters • Storm Windows & Doors * Replacement
WindowsFREE ESTIMATES 5 4 8 - 6 1 6 4
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40 SPECIAL SERVICES 44 C A RPENTRY 44 CA R PEN TR Y 50 PA IN T IN G 50 PA IN T IN G 57 CER AM IC T IL E
CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING
2 5 4 - 7 0 0 0or
5 4 8 - 2 7 0 0HOURS
9:AM to 5PM Mon. Thru Fri.
C A L L US FOR H E L P IN W R IT IN G YOUR ADS
DEADLINE:MONDAY NOON
FORWEDNESDAY ISSUE
40 SPECIAL SERVICES
BOB'S A IR C ond ition ing and R e frig e ra tio n , 24 hour service. 721 6497, 727 2475.
A I R C O N D I T I O N I N G , R e fr ig e ra t io n , H e a tin g . In s ta lla tlo n and se rv ice , Residen- t la l/C o m m e rc la l. C a ll 254 0173.
FENCING ALL TYPESF R E E gate w ith e ve ry 100 feet. Im m e d ia te d e liv e r y . F re e es tim ates. F u lly insured . 251 4647
S M A LL W A X IN G JOBS. L I Q U ID OR P ASTE. C all Bob, 251 5244 a ny tim e .
D I S A P P E A R I N G A T T I C STAIRS. Fu rn ished and in s ta ll ed fo r SI 19.95. M e d ium and heavyw e igh t s ta irs a va ilab le . A T T IC STAIRS C O M P N A Y . 349 0863
V IN Y L R E P A IR S P E C IA LIS T . R epa ir, Recolor dam aged v in y l, Hom es, R e s ta u ra n ts , C a rs, Boats and Cam pers. A ll w o rk done on your p rem ises. Free es tim ates. 257-4937.
M A R T Y 'ST V -E L E C T R O N IC S
Reasonable R epa irs on A ll M akes. Color Tune Up, Specia l, 115. 238 1047.
BACK HOE S E R V IC E , S tum ps, D ra inage , D itches, S idew alks, D rive w a ys , Curbs, G ra d ing , Footings. 254 6110 a fte r 6pm. Ask fo r N E IL .
CUSTOM M A D E D raperies , V e r tic a ls , 1 Inch B linds and Woven Woods. C a ll Rose, 721 - 7267.
H O M E CLEANING SPECIALIST
HO M ES, Townhouses, a p a r tm ents. C om plete se rv ice fo r every need. O ffice and in- d u s t r i a l c l e a n i n g .
S8R CLEANING SERVICE Fully Insured 2 5 7 - 9 4 3 7
A R T IS T — C artoons, Logos, C a rica tu res , L e tte r in g , Signs, Posters, e tc .254 5084.
H O M E -OF F IC ECLEANING
F u lly insured . 24 H our Service. P rices s ta r t a t $29.95.
679-7935B ack Hoe, D um p T ru c k fo r h ire . L ig h t Dozer W ork. G ra d ing , foo tings, s tum ps. 821 6661.
A .B .C . M E S S E N G E R /M O V - IN G C o m p a n y . We m o v e a n y th in g ! L lm o se rv ice also a va ilab le . C a ll fo r low ra tes, 969-0803 ,
C A R P E N T E R NO JOB TOO S M A LL
JOHN 254 6231
K IT C H E N S R E M O D E L E D Custom and factory cabinets. Old cabi net s ref i ni shed. C o u n t e r t ops r e p l a c e d . C.J.W. 297-4414
K R A F T W E R K E Custom Decks, P orches; P a in tin g , P ap e rin g ; C e ram ic tile , F lo o r in g . G e n e r a l h o m e r e p a i r s . I n s u r e d . F r e e es tim ates. 360-2557
P A N E L I N G , C E I L I N G S , F I N I S H E D B A S E M E N T S , DECKS, etc. C a ll Ron, 251 6248.
SAVE M O N E Y ! W ill re fin ish your k itch en cab ine ts like new. JOE O E T T IN G E R . 679-8935.
K IT C H E N IM P R O V E M E N T . N ew c o u n te r to p s , fo r m ic a re fac ing , m a tch ing cab ine ts ad ded. Free es tim a tes . 679-5007, M ike.
R A Y D I X H O M E I M P R O V E M E N T S - g e n e ra l re p a irs , basem ents, add itions , bath room s, ce ra m ic t ile , roofs, fo rm ic a , cab ine ts . 254 1577.
HOME IM P R O V E M E N T S K itchens, Baths, C ountertops
Doors, W indows. 679 2233
C A R P E N T R Y , S H E ETR O C K, B A S E M E N T S , W IN D O W S , DOORS, R E P A IR S , P A N E L ING . 238 2506.
E X P E R T c a rp e n try , add itions, d o rm e rs , k itc h e n s , b a th s , basem ents, e tc. ask fo r A l. 287- SI 00.
DECK SPECIAL 1 2 x 1 6 - $995.
FAD M A R CO NSTRUC TION 251-1874
48 E LE C TR IC A L WORK
TOM R Y A N . E le c tr ic a l Con t ra c to r . R es iden tia l, C o m m e rc ia l, In d u s tr ia l. L icense #3616. 257-9390.
E L E C T R IC IA N L ic e n s e 06252 A ll Types of W irin g
C all H a ro ld K louse r, 572-6750
D E P E N D A B L E E L E C T R IC C O M P A N Y ; Com plete e le c tr ic service'. F ree es tim ates. C all 549-8656.
N-C E L E C T R IC , L icense 0 4896. R esiden tia l, C o m m e rc ia l, In d u s tr ia l, S m okevA la rm s . C all, 846 7371.
PAPERHANGINGPAINTING
IN T E R IO R /E X T E R IO R
FRED ANDERSON 548-3428
IN T E R IO R A N D E X T E R IO R V ery reasonable
John, 721-7639
PAINTINGPAPERHANGING
20 y e a rs e x p e rie n c e . F ree es tim ates. Low Rates. 238-1160
R. A N D R E C H IC K & SON P A IN T IN G /P A P E R H A N G IN G
494-5836-6283 738-1717
E x te r io r / ln te r io r . No job toe b ig o r sm a ll. F ree es tim ates. 548-4337,572-3496.
P A IN T IN G , IN T E R IO R and E X T E R IO R . P ape rhanging . In sured. Joe Jay, 251-4623
ONE D A Y S E R V IC E ! O N-IN MOST HO M ES!
A A A P a in tin g C ontrac to rs EST. 1956 287-6349
JOHN F IL K O H A Z I. P a in tin g and Home Im provem en ts . R oofing and G utte rs . Free e s tim a tes
COLONIAL PAINTINGIn te r io r /E x te r io r . Reasonable ra tes. Senior C itizens d iscoun t. 727-0166.
P A I N T I N G , D R Y W A L L R E P A IR
S H E E TR O C K , S P A C K L IN G No job too s m a ll. C a ll now For free e s tim a te , 238 2374.
TO NY 'S HOUSE P A IN T IN G , $400.00 and up. F ree E s tim a te s . 287-1033.
ANDY’S PAINTINGand decora ting . In te r io r /E x te r io r . Q ua lity w o rkm ansh ip . B r u s h , r o l l o r s p r a y . W a llp a p e r re m o v a l, D ry W a ll R e p a irs . F o r fre e estim ate ca ll 251-2032, 254- 0717, 521-2784.
54 M O VIN G & HAULING
B U D G E T fu rn itu re h au lin g , re fr ig e ra to rs , pianos, dependable , fre e es tim a tes , c o n tra c t o r h o u rly . 548 9379
CERAMIC TILINGM y O N LY business fo r over 20 y e a r s . K i t c h e n s , ba throom s, foyers; Insured, free estim ates. M . Centore, 985-1590.
C E R A M IC T IL IN G B athroom s rem odeled. Free estim ates. Ca ll J im M oyer,
62 ROOFING
S & RRO O FING AN D S ID IN G
F R E E E S T IM A T E S 679-2291
J. S W A IN -R O O FIN G . S pe c ia liz in g in R e p a ir w o rk and F lash ing . F la t, Shing le and Slate roofs. FOR E S T IM A T E C A L L 521-0783.
RO O FING - R epa irs and Reroof- i n g . F r e e E s t i m a t e s . Reasonable. A ndy W hite R oofing. 549-7517.
CENTURY ROOFINGW e're s t i l l 01 !! Leak sp ec ia lis t, g u tte r c lean ing , 254-1329.
P A IN T IN G -E x p e rt ly done, in ! 634-8643. business 20 years . Reasonable.F ree e s tim ates. John, 721-8662.
• n n w ’T m i s s O U T BOB O E T T IN G E R , E le c tr ic a l C on trac to r, L icense 01956. C om m e rc ia l and re s id en tia l w ir in g . 679-8935.
50 PA IN T IN G
PAPERHANGING1 5 Y E A R S E X P E R IE N C E
Gary, 257-1222I n t e r io r / E x te r io r P a in t in g . P aperhanging . Free E s tim a te s . F u lly Insured. C a ll Joey. 739- 3794.
E X T E R IO R /IN T E R IO R p a in t in g , p a p e rh a n g in g . V e ry reasonable, free estim a te s . 254- 1342, Ivan
249-9028.
P A P E R H A N G IN G and P A IN T IN G . Q ua lity w o rk . Low ra tes. E xpe rienced . 249-2352.
PAT'S P A P E R H A N G IN G In te r io r P a in ting
F ree E s tim a te s . 257-7431
FR A N K BLU N C K P A P E R H A N G IN G
In te r io r P a in tin g , 238-3886
P A IN T IN G -P ro fe ss ion a l w o rk , r e a s o n a b le p r i c e s , f r e e es tim a tes . C all 257-7318
S A LA N A 8c SON, P a in tin g , Paperhanging- $6. per ro ll and up. In te r io r /e x te r io r . F u lly in s u re d , g u a r a n te e d . F re e es tim a tes . Reasonable. 583 4562 fro m 8 to 5, a fte r 5pm 264-5526
M O V IN G and D e live rie s , la rge o r sm a ll, U C a ll, we H a u l. J im , 679-2374.
MR. DEE MOVERS2 5 7 - 8 2 2 8 - 2 5 7 - 4 2 2 7
1
57 CER AM IC T IL E
CERA M IC TILEBATHS REMODELED
R E P A IR SIN SU RANCE WORK
S A Y R E V IL L E T IL E CO.
254-0029
WINTHER’S ROOFING & SIDING
Free E s tim a te s -lnsu re d
5 4 5 - 3 9 4 8 - 5 4 5 - 3 191
ROOFING-SIDINGThe O NLY JERRY Fu n ice lli
Free e s tim a tes . 251-3737
J .D . NOVAKROOFING & SIDING IncA L U M IN U M /V IN Y L S ID IN G
T r im w o rk -G u tte rs -C a rp e n try Insp red -F ree E s tim a te s
9 8 5 - 5 4 4 2
LIPPIN ALWAYS GIVESYOU THE LOWEST POSSIBLE DISCOUNT PRICE FIRST AND NO ONE SELLS FOR LESS!
Established 20 Years
FREEHOLD'S CLOSEST AUTHORIZED
DEALER
NEW CARSIMMEDIATE DELIVERY
• RABBITS— DIESEL & GAS• SCIROGCO— 5 SPD.-AUTO• JETTA— DIESEL & GAS •'-Q U A N T U M -4 DR., 2 DR., & WAGON
LOWEST PRICED GERMAN IMPORT SPORTS SEDAN
1982 JETTA DIESEL$7990 BASE
LIST PRICETransportation & M.V.
Fees Not Included.Plus N.J. Sales Tax Many In Stock With
Popular O ptions At Comparable Savings And Available
For Imm ediate Delivery
PRE-CHECKED QUALITY USED CARS
SAVE SAVE SAVE AT LIPPIN VW
(Sm Directions Below)
S E R V I C EFACTORY TRAINED
MECHANICS• COMPUTER DIAGNOSTIC ANALYSIS
No Appointment Necessary SERVICE HOURS: 8 A.M. TO
6:00 P.M. MON. TO FRI.
P A R T SGENUINE PARTS &
ACCESSORIES• W e can ship U n ited P arcel• D iscount to trad e accounts Over 50 years of Paris Experience
PARTS HOURS: 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.Mon.-Fri., 9A.M.TO NOON SAT.
LIPPIN VOLKSWAGENROUTE 35 SOUTH-SAYREViLLE, N.J. (1-201) 727-1300
SALES HOURS: Mon., Tues., Thurs. 9 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. * Wed., 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. *S a t. 9 A.M. to5 P.M. DIRECTIONS: Rt. 9 North- make right where sign says Psrlln-So. Amboy—Follow to S. Amboy. Make Right where sign says Red Bank-Asbury Pk. You are now on Rt. 38 So. Make jug handle turn by Club Bane-Make left. Follow Rt. 35 North to Llppin.
August4,1982, RECORDER ... Pagelft.
62 ROOFING 66 MASONRY B U ILD IN G & R E M O D E LIN G
71 AUTOS FOR SALE
71 AUTOS FOR 79 AUTOS SALE W ANTED NOTICES 90 AUTO DEALERS
ON EVERY SKYHAW K & SKYLARK In STOCKSelect others from our huge inventory at similar savings
CIVIC Buy Any New Honda And Gat RUSTPROOFING UNDERCOATING&
Model #13i30, std. equip., 4 cyl, front wheel drive. 4 spd. man., rack & pinion steering. P/B, elec ign , reclining bucket seats. Not In stock. Allow 8-12 weeks delivery. Extended warranty, options available at additional cost. List $4955.
*4955Offer Ends Auq.31,1982 GLAZE
FOR ONLY
2 d r. coupe, s ilv e r , 4 cy l., dem o , p /s , m /b , t in te d g loss, e .r .w . d e f., 4,852 m i., s tand, tro n s ., d isc b ra ke s . #1160, am rad io .
list $7823.78MALOUF DISOUNT *828 76
REBATE
6 7 9 5SNfie
LESSM6
R O O F R E P A I R S : s id in g ,leaders, g u tte rs . No job too big or too sm a ll. Ask fo r Stan the M an. C all 287-5100.
AMERICAN ENERGY ROOFING & SIDING
FREE ESTIMATES 238 -0281 O u r a n s w e r i n g m ach ine helps keep p rices down.
64 P LU M B IN G & H E A TIN G
A. JAKOBOWICZP lu m b in g a n d H e a t in g . R e p a irs , re m o d e lin g . W a te r h e a te rs , s e w e r a n d d ra in c le a n in g . N o jo b too s m a ll. N .J . L ic e n s e #5842.
238-3564
GSP L U M B IN G & H E A T IN G
R esiden tia l S pecia lis t. B ath room R em odeling
George Sahul, J r . License#5568
251-5660
ALAN BLACKBURNP lum bing & H eating . Sewer & d ra in c lean ing . W a ter heaters. R em odeling. L icense #5325.
238-2945
RODDPLUMBING/HEATiNG
A ll A lte ra tio n s F ree E s tim a te s N .J. L icense #6371
257-6502
STEVE PAULPLUMBING/HEATING
R epa irs 8. R em odeling Sewer & D ra in C leaning
W a ter H eate rs No jo bs too S«
2 3 8 - 2 5 3 2. R IC H A R D J. M A N S E R P L U M B IN G -H E A T IN G
L icense #4601. Bonded, insured. No job too d if fic u lt-n o job too sm a ll. 297-6935.
SIDYATR0FSKY& SONS INC. L ice n se #2363
PLUMBING/HEATINGi S erving area over 30 years.
R e s id en tia l/C om m e rc ia l W a te r H eate rs and B o ile rs Replaced
D R A IN C L E A N IN G Q u a lity — P ro m p t Service
254-6157
BRUCE J. KARDOS P L U M B - ING/HEATINGLicense #6191. R e p a irs /A lte ra - tions, Baths, K itchens , Hot W a ter H eate rs , B o ile rs , e tc. No job too sm a ll.
679-2214,
66 MASONRY
MASON C o n trac to r, C o m m e rc i a l / R e s id e n t ia I . P a t io s , S idew alks, Steps, D rive w a ys , Porches, fre e es tim a tes . 566- 5702
M A S O N R YR e s id en tia l/C om m e rc ia l
238-6514
C O N C R E T E W O R K -F lo o rs , S id ew a lks , D r iv e w a y s , e tc . Sm all o r b ig jobs. C a ll 254-3254
C O NCR ETE WORK P a t io s , S te p s , S id e w a lk s , D rivew ays . C all 238-6488.
ARC A R 0C O N S TR U C TIO N A ll types o f m asonry needs. Stone, B ric k , B lock and Con Crete w o rk . 238-6940 o r 254-6973.
CO NCR ETE WORK D rivew ays , Patios, S idewalks. No job too big o r s m a ll. C a ll 238 6852 (S a y re v ille )
C O N C R E TE -D R IV E W A Y S PAT IO S S I D E W A LK S
V ery R e liab le . E x p e rt ly done Reasonable Rates. E s tim a tes .
C a ll 238-1632.
B R IA R 'S M ASO N RY C o m m e rc ia l/R e s id e n tia l w o rk . P a tio s , W a lk s , D r iv e w a y s , W alls, S ta irs , E tc . fo r free e stim a te , 561-1515.
C O N C R E T E W O R K - D rivew ays , S idew a lks, Patios. C A LL L O U IE ,251-9034.
STEPS and F IR E P L A C E S m y S pe c ia lity . C a ll 254-3076 ask fo r S tanley.
F IR E P L A C E S , D r iv e w a y s , Steps, Patios and Concrete w o rk . C a ll W a lly , 257-8061.
F& A HO M E IM P R O V E M E N T S Pane ling, P a in tin g , Rem ode ling. Free E s tim a te s . 238-1296 or 238-3680.
68 B U ILD IN G & R E M O D E LIN G
R O B ER T DO W N EY G E N E R A L CO NTRACTOR
Home rem ode ling spec ia lis t. We do the com p le te job. 257- 7262.
DENNIS J. CAREY 721-0490
C a rp en try Service, A dd itio ns , A lte ra tio n s , Basem ents and k i t chens.
BATHROOMSR E M O D E L E D FRO M
$ 1 9 7 5S A Y R E V IL L E T IL E CO.
254-0029F U L L Y IN S U R E D
* S A V E -O NA dd itions , B ath room s, Roofing, D o rm e rs , K itc h e n s , S id ing , C a rp e n try , M a s o n ry . F re e E stim a te s . 721-6504/721-6549.
D E N N IS J. C O Y LE G eneral C on trac to rs Inc. A dd itio ns and new c o ns tru c tio n . 238-6514
ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS
DECKS1 0 x 1 2 — $ 1 1 9 5 .
GROVESCONSTRUCTION
254-6151 FREE ESTIMATES
71 AUTOS FOR SALE
1974 VO LK SW A G E N R a bb it 2 door, A M /F M , 54,000 m iles, v e ry good cond ition, 828 0835.
1973 TO YO TA C arina DeLuxe, e xce llen t gas m ileage, good cond ition , re b u ilt tra n s , b e tween 9-5, 800-492-4159, a fte r 5, 721-4896
BUS co nve rte d to M O TOR H O M E , fu l ly cpnta ined , $2500. C all 821-9770 a fte r 6pm .
1977 P O N TIAC G rand S a fa ri, loaded w ith options, $2600. 874 6161 a fte r 6 and w eekends.
A B L E to pay c ra z y h ig h PR ICES fo r GOOD Runn ing us ed cars and tru cks . OASIS MOTORS, 721-7100.
P H O E N IX B R O K E R A G E Fam ous fo r low cost auto in surance easy paym en t p lan. Open 9 to 5. Im m e d ia te i.D . ca rds. Free quote by phone. Ise lin 283-1440. NEW O F F IC E NOW O P E N . RO UTE 9, P a rlin , 727-8070.
TRACTOR T R A IL E R fo r Sale. 1969, In te rn a tio n a l T ra c to r , 318 engine, 10 speed, runs good. 1960 H eil Tank T ra ile r , 5,250 gallons, $2,500 fo r both. C all 462-0026 Days o r 431-3591 a fte r 6 pm .
1980 TO Y O TA Celica GT L if t- back, 5 speed, A M /F M , sunroof, e x c e lle n t c o n d it io n , a sk ing $6900. 297-8866 a fte r 5 :30pm .
1973 C H E V R O L E T w a go n , re lia b le , $500. C a ll 251-2925.
1 966 V I S T A C R U I S E R , a u t o m a t i c , p o w e r s te e r - in g /b ra ke s /w in d o w s , a ir , tin te d w indow s, runs w e ll. $400. 566 2731.
1965 P LY M O U T H B arracuda , sm a ll 8 c y lin d e r , au to m a tic , o ld ie but goodie. A c lass ic , asking $550.566 2731.
1968 B U IC K La Sabre, good run n ing cond ition. Good tire s . $450. C all a fte r 3, 254-1172.
1972 FO RD Wagon, good gas m ileage, ask ing $500. C a ll 727- 5463 a fte r 7:30pm.
1981 VO LK SW A G E N R abb it, a ir, stereo, like new, m ust se ll, $4995. best o ffe r. 462 4020.
1979 P LY M O U T H TC3, 2 door, au to m a tic , A M /F M , 30 plus m iles ga llon , $3650. 360 2145 a fte r 6pm.
1968 FO RD To rino , 289 V8 engine, pow er s tee ring /b ra ke s , $300 o r best o ffe r. 257-0684.
1970 P O N TIAC , 4 door, good cond ition, new tire s , asking $550. C all 247 6161 ask fo r G ina, a fte r 6pm c a ll 238-6341.
75 AUTO R E PA IR
AUTO R E P A IR . Dents, Surface ru s t, Body ro t, re p a ired . Q uali ty fin ish w o rk done inexpensive ly . C a ll 251-4347 a fte r 7pm.
TR A N S M IS S IO N S R E B U IL T w ith fu ll guarantee. Includes in s ta lla tio n , 12 m onths o r 12,000 m iles, $290. Tom , days, 238-3289, even ings 238-1796.
PRICES fo r GOOD R U N N IN G used ca rs and tru cks . OASIS MOTORS. 721 7100.
I PAY $ 100-$1000F o r ru n n in g o r re p a irab le , D usters, D a rts , P in tos, Volvos, and o th e r ca rs. 727 3148.
JU N K and R U N N IN G CARS. 24 hour se rv ice . $25. to $1000. paid . C all 238 3168
JU N K CARS W A N T E D TOP O O LLAR ,$40. $100.
548 6582
JU N K CARS W A N TE D $35. and up, 7 days a week p ickup , 238-5721.
Place your Items In the Classified Section for
quick sale.Call 254-7000
D E C O R A TIN G S E M IN A R ON S. O FF TH E W A L L c o rd ia l ly in v ites you to o u r free D ecora ting Sem inar on Wed., August U th a t 7 30pm. We w il l answ er a ll your deco ra ting questions. To jo in us p lease c a ll 679 1410, door prize .
84 PERSONALS
P R E G N A N T? D ISTR ESSED ?WE CAN H E L P
C all B IR T H R IG H T .247 5445
S A Y R E V I L L E C h r y s l e r P lym o uth Volvo. Route #9 and E rnston Road, S ay rev ille , N . j 721 3600.
P E R R lN E 'S P O N TIA C Sales and Serv ice, 200 B ucka tew Avenue, Jam esburg . 521 0107
For Classified Call 254-7000
93 BOATS
84 MOTORCYCLES
82 NOTICES
A IR P L A N E R ID E S , 3<r per pound. Sundays, 12pm 4pm, d u r ing June and J u ly . R a rita n V a lley F ly in g School, K upper A irp o r t, M a n v ille , 201 722 S i l l .
1976 HO NDA CB 360T, E le c tr ic s ta r t, sissy b a r, runs exce llen t, ask ing $550.00 w ith he lm et. 679 8256 o r 679 5299.
1982 F IV E STAR G E N E R A L M O P E D , b lack , exce llen t condi tlon, low m ileage $500. 727-1170.
HO NDAS: 1981 750F; 1981GL1100 In te rs ta te , 1982 XL500 R, lik e new, m ust sell. 462 4020.
1979 K A W A S A K I KZ 750, good cond ition , $1250. C a ll 985 3764 a fte r 6pm
1981 Y A M A H A Chappy moped, red, e xce llen t co nd itio n , low m iles , $550. 287 2198.
O U T B O A R D M o to rs , ch a in saws, p a rts , se rv ice and equip m en!. Soiasky M a rin e , 329 S m ith S treet, P e rth A m boy, N.J.
M E R C U R Y O UTBO ARD S and M e rc ru is e r, stern d rive s , com p lete se rv ice and parts . 238 7326
F IB E R G LA S S 14 foot boat, 35 HP M e rc u ry o u tb oa rd and t ra ile r , a ll $575. 545 5581
1973 M E R C U R Y 80 horse power w ith contro ls , runs good $800. 727 8768,
1979 U foot S ta rc ra ft a lum in um runabou t w ith 1981 50HP M er c u ry m otor, fu ll canvas, t ra ile r , ex tras , im m acu la te . $5500. 721 8584*
J / S LARGEST DEALER1979 DODGE Ram C harge r V8 a u t o m a t i c , p o w e r s te e r in g /b ra ke s , mag wheels, 4 + 4 A M /F M cassette, $4000. 257 2423.
1967 C A D IL LA C loaded, good runn ing cond ition , best o ffe r. 727-4870
1972 M E R C U R Y C a pri, 2000cc, 4 speed, A M /F M , new steel ra d ia ls , c lean, $950.566-0563.
1974 M O N TE C ARLO , new p a in t job, $1050. C all 251-7612.HOME IMPROVEMENTS
A dd itions o r bu ild new hom e on your Ipt. ESK B u ilde rs , 254-5122
— -r-F N A CO NTRACTORS
Remodeling, Roofing, Painting. Free E s tim a te s . Best P rices. C all even ings 257-5399 o r 254 5271.
1973 V O L K S W A G E N , im m a cu la te co nd itio n . Contact 494-8683
1982 HONDA jft
c iv ic 1500 :>1982 HONDA
PRELUDEStock 14093, std. equip., 4 cyt, auto.. P/B, rack 8 pinion starring, lint glass, radial liras, locking fual door, rear def 8 wiper, remote hatch release, reckn- ing bucket seats, 8 in stock. List 86204. OUR P N C *
Sloe* #*444, EPA 40 fiw y . tM equip .. 4 cy t. 5 epd m a n . front wheal drive, reck * pinion steer P/B glees eunroof. rectkkng bucket seele. detune kit , red! rie, tint atese. reer d e f . body aide mowing, remofc control n irror. 3 ki stock lis t $8150 OOR PW9CI
1982 HONDA 1982 HONDA
ACCORD CIVIC 1300 FEStock #8713, 4 dr., std equip.. 4 cyt., front wheat drive. 5 spd men.. P/S, P/B, radial tires, cruise con-
stock M flM aid equip, 4 cyt ,5 apd m en. reck 4 pinion steering. P /B . redial fkee. body aide molding, tint glees, looking fuel door, rear de«, remote hatch release, doth kit , tachometer to in stock oet M044
o u r rw c #trot, valour mt , tkil glass, reer def.. body side molding. dock. 10 in stock. Uet $8400 OUR PMCC:
5 YEAR UNLIMITED WARRANTY AVAILABLEF r o m Y o u rQ u a l i t y
B u ic k D e a le r '
BUICKDeaier Prep & ^Fre.gnii.nci 170 French St. & Je rse y Ave
!,la New Bfun8wlcl( 2 4 9 -16 4 7(one m ile north
of Racew ay) OPEN DAILY 9-9, SAT. 10-6OUAtlflfD
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ROUTE 9 & ERNSTON ROAD VENDORS OF NEW & USED • 727-8841Rt. 516 to Rt. 9 Northbound • Garden State Exit 123 to Rt. 9 Southbound
to Ernston Road jughandle. Make left, enter thru Pathmark lot.
This summer the participating vendors will accept $3 million dollars in newsprint vendors script available in newspaper ads throughout the summer. . . Spend one at a booth (some vendors allow more for large sales).USE YOUR SUMMER MONEY LIKE CASH! Most booths require $5 or $10 sale minimum. OFFER EXPIRES SEPT. 5th (Labor Day Weekend) — 98% PARTICIPATION
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