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Schenck House Continued from Page 3 it was in a sadly deteriorated state and was used as a concession stand in a city park. When efforts to preserve the building failed, the house was given to the Museum. Although the Schenck House was built around the time of the revolution, it was heavily remodeled in the early decades of the 19th century. Consequently, the new installation presents the rooms as they might have appeared around 1830, after several generations of use by the same family. Since The Brooklyn Museum also has on exhibition the house that Nicholas' grandfather, Jan Martense Schenck, built around 1675, the public can see the continuing traditions and changing fashions in the way one Dutch-American family lived in Brooklyn over a period of more than 150 years.

The Schenck rooms have been furnished with a mixture of things that in 1830 would have been both old and new. This combination of objects reflects the accumulation of goods that occurred in most houses of the period. Seldom was a house completely furnished with new things, but rather family heirlooms took their place alongside modern conveniences. The opening of the rooms marks the completion of a project begun in 1976 to reinstall all 21 of the period rooms originally opened to the public in 1929. The renovation is documented in a book discussing the Jan Martense Schenck and Nicholas Schenck Houses scheduled for publication in 1985.

To celebrate the reopening of the rooms, the Museum will present a symposium with a performance of period movement and deportment contrasting life in the 18th and early 19th centuries. A new gallery for the display of early 19th-century decorative arts is also now open. Vote Continued from Page 3 is basically a paper ballot that you fill out. After the election, the Board of Elections will check to see if you are entitled to vote. If you are, your vote can be counted.

If not, you will receive a notice that you are not eligible, along with a registration application. To find out which candidates and what proposals will be on the ballot, call Citizens Union Foundation (227-0342). When you enter the voting booth, pull the large red handle to close the curtains. Do not move the large handle again until you have completed your You have 3 minutes in which to vote. Make your selections by moving the lever next to the name of each candidate you wish to vote for until an appears.

If you change your mind, you can move the lever back and select a different one. In the general election, don't forget to look at the right side of the ballot to see if there are any ballot proposals to vote on. Once your choices are made, leave the levers down, and then pull the large handle to open the curtains and register your vote. If you cannot vote without assistance because you are disabled or cannot read the ballot, federal law allows you to have anyone you choose assist you in the voting -other than your employer or his agent, or an agent of your union. If you CONSUMER COURIER ad to to help you, the consumer, in same of by the some best CANARSIE beys We hope the kids didn't dirty up your car, house and whatnot yesterday with rotten eggs.

Some of them get carried away with the Halloween syndrome. As long as it's kept to eggs and relatively harmless pranks, we'll all try to laugh it off (won't How'd you like to go to an Open House just for the purpose of dreaming? Well, this coming Saturday, November 3rd from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. QUENTIN TRAVEL SERVICE will be presenting an Open House just so you can find out everything you need to know about the CLUB MED vacations. Everyone is invited to enjoy the friendly atmosphere as CLUB MED people run movies, answer questions, etc.

QUENTIN, located at 8011 Flatlands Avenue is opening their doors to you just for the dream of it. For info, call QUENTIN at Speaking of special events, HOUSE OF JACKS, located at 2114 Rockaway Parkway (in the Seaview Shopping Center) is having a three-day-only sale starting next Monday (Nov. 3rd, 4th 5th) with a whopping 30 percent off the ticketed price on suits, sport jackets shirts and shoes. Remember, incidentally, that Tuesday is Election Day, so you can take the time off to vote and then run over to JACKS. Either way, you're benefitting Anniversary to the BLUE FOUNTAIN DINER, now celebrating its 9th year! Located at 160-31 Crossbay Blvd.

in Howard Beach, BLUE FOUNTAIN is featuring a special 9th Anniversary Menu with complete dinners that will knock your eyes out for $8.95 and $9.95. Y'know, with the prices of things lately, it would behoove you to take a look at the menu in the BLUE FOUNTAIN's ad on page 17. If you like sports and you can't get to see some of your favorite teams on regular television we have just the solution. Drop in to THE HORSEMAN'S CANARSIE LOUNGE at 8810 Avenue D. They have this fantastic All-Sports Satellite TV antenna where they can pick up broadcasts not normally seen here (last week they showed the Islanders-Rangers game).

On Friday, November 9th the HORSEMAN'S will show, LIVE, the Larry Holmes-James "Bonecrusher" Smith fight starting at 10 pm. What better way to view your favorites than in the friendly atmosphere of HORSEMAN'S? For info, you can call them at We're just beginning to see some traces of autumn in the air, right? But there are other traces of the season around, like Special Fall Sales. F'rinstance, look at the ad on page 10 for PLAZA DISCOUNT LIGHTING CENTER OF BROOKLYN, located at 2401 Flatbush Avenue (near Ave. T). Right now they feature For your polling place location, call 267-9810 (on, Election Day or the day before).

For other information, call the Board of Elections Brooklyn office at 522-2441. like, you can rely on the election employees at the polling place for help. The To Place Your Classified Ad Call 257-0600-1 off the regular prices on Track Lighting, polished brass chandelier with 5 tulip shades for only $39.95, hall fixtures for only $29 (reg. $76). You can be sure of a bargain and top quality lighting at PLAZA DISCOUNT.

They're open seven days a week and can be called at Congrats and Good Luck to LATRATTORIA "HOUSE OF HEROS" at 1185 Rockaway Avenue (near Avenue D). LATRATTORIA features everything from breakfast to pasta hot plates just to suit your taste. They do catering (hot and cold platters) for all kinds of parties and gettogethers, including parties at home or office parties. Just give them a call at 272-6373 for more details or see their ad on page 21.... While you're paging through our journal here, take a look on page 27 and see the nice ad for SARIE'S LIMOUSINE AND WEDDING CENTER that's the ad with the delightful old Packard in it).

Now at their new location, 509 E. 79th Street (off Ralph), SARIE'S handles everything for that special event, from invitations to favors, to showers and flowers and the best in limousine service, too. Check out the coupon discount in their ad and then call them at 444-LIMO (now THAT'S a cool the Salon of Experience, has some special prices you should make note of the next time you want to save some and still have expert care taken of your hair. Located at 8009 Flatlands Avenue, BACKSTREET features Tinfoil Frosting for $35, Body Wave for only $35 and Cut Blow for only $15. Of course, they have many more fine offerings, too.

Check their ad on page 20 and then give 'em a call for an appointment by dialing 763-0500. Nazareth Forensic Team Orates Its Way Into State Finals The speech team at Nazareth Regional High School has picked up where it left off last year, when it sported a score of speakers at the state finals. At its first encounter at St. Joseph Hill Academy in Staten Island, the team earned two halfqualifying spots for the "states" when Frank Phillip took fourth in extemporaneous speech and Lisa Collins was awarded sixth in oral interpretation. The following week the results were even more satisfying.

Lisa Collins landed a full berth at the state championships, as she garnered the fourth place trophy in oral interpretation. In addition Jim Quinlivan captured the gold, as he walked away with oral interpretation honors. Freshman Christine DeFrancesco, deemed a rising star, finished fourth in declamation to lead the Kingsmen squad in that category. Giant Plant Sale To Benefit Horticulture A gigantic assortment of houseplants for dark apartments as well as a harvest table featuring homemade jams and jellies, will adorn the Brooklyn Botanic Cars Wanted CARS WANTED ISO AUTO PARTS Pays money for any car. Any condition.

We pick up! 272-6350 NI 9-4147 NI JUNK CARS CARS ANY CONDITION $35 to $1000 INDEPENDENT USED AUTOS E. Ave. 763-2378 Garage Yard Sale ANN'S YARD SALE 1963 Rockaway Parkway NOV. 3 4 10-4 PM Something For Everyone Bric-A-Brac, etc. Indoors (downstairs), 1258 E.98, November 9-2pm, assorted merchandise, clothing.

Sat. Sunday 1266 E.99/M, 9am-5pm. Bargains. Garage Sale! Friday Sunday, 994 Remsen bet Between E.92nd/Remsen on Conklin, 10am-5pm, Sat, Sun, Sat, 10am-4pm, 1421 East 95 St, assorted households. Yard Sale every Sunday, Nov.

4,11,18,25, 11am, 1349 E.89 St. Sun. 10am-3pm, Ave bet E.98 E.99 St, portable electric clothes dryer, vacuums, kitchn chairs, antiques, bargains. Raindate Rain or shine! 560 E.83, 10-4pm, lets make a deal. Many little treasures! 102-01 Ave 9-5pm, raindate Moving, must sell! Last 2 weekends, Nov, 3, 4, 10, 11, Bunn Pouramatic coffeemaker, furniture, lamps, records, jewelry, lighting fixtures, ass't chandelier, novelties, electrical parts tools, 1306 E.85/M, 10am-5pm.

Sat, Nov. 3rd, 10am-5pm, 1359 E.86 St, bet Jane's Place, Antiques, pictures, jewelry, 105-21 Flatlands 6th St, Sun, Nov 4, 11-5pm. Block Sale Block Sale: East 93rd bet Saturday, 9am-4pm. Put Your Garbage At The Curb Garden Election Day sale designed to raise funds to further its work in horticulture, education and research. The sale will take place on Tuesday, November 6th from 10 am to 5 pm and Wednesday, November 7th from 10 am to 2 pm, indoors in the Roman revival rotunda of Brooklyn Botanic Garden's main building, 1000 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn (rain or shine).

Auto For Sale 1971 Plymouth Fury, 4 dr, V8-318 engine, excellent driving condition. New tires, needs some body work, $600; 241-2368. 1971 Mercury Montego, 302 engine, 2 dr, new mags, holly 4 barrel, headers, dominator manifold, bracket cam, 34,000 orig miles, $2200; Days (212) OR 7-6051; Nites (718)531-1675. 72 Gold Duster, $400; automatic trans, call 251-2753. 1968 Chevy Impala, $150, call 531-0254.

1979 Olds Toronado, all extras, sun-roof, leather, 2 tone, low mileage, med-sized, excell cond, must see. Asking $6800; (718) 451-9841, 8am-5pm. 1981 Lincoln, must see, excell cond, days, 968-7400; eves, 272-3839. 1976 Cutlass Stationwagon, 60,000 miles, 4 new tires, runs very good, $1200; days, 345-2300; eves, 241-3980. Chevy Impala, 79, fully equipped, $3000; 241-3713, mornings evenings.

1974 Chev Bel Air stationwagon, needs body work, good running, $275; 763-6296. Taxi, 78 Chevy Impala, clean, good condition, radio air, $1200; 531-1229. 1980 Cadillac, Sedan De Ville, original owner, low mileage, mint condition, no Saturday calls, 763-1210. 1980 Dodge St. Regis, $350; aft 7pm, 531-5113.

1980 Dodge, 4 door Aspen, V-6, very good cond in out. pvt owner, 649-2204. 1978 Buick Skylark, orig owner, perfect cond, 251-1372, aft 5pm. 1977 Malibu stationwagon, loaded, excell mechanical and body, low mileage, $2450; 444-8182. Late 1977 4 dr Hornet, excel cond, 8 track, low mileage, gd rubber, new brakes, $2500; evenings, 444-7353.

1976 Plymouth Salon Fury, radio, 763-9220. 1975 Eldorado, runs good, red with white top, $700, call bet 7am-10pm. 718-251-4320. Driveway For Rent Driveway availble for car, vicinity Farragut Rd, mid 80s, 444-4048. Garage Wanted Garage for car, Paerd vicinity, immed, please call 251-4281.

Space Available Large storage area for rent, whole or part of basemt, E.92/L, call 251-8095. On Flatbush Ave for carburetor, alternator rebuilder, 257-4027. On Flatbush good for towing service, 257-4027. Taxi Medalion Want to rent your taxi medallion? Full security convenient weekly payments, pvt owner only; 241-3190..