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Vol. 41,'No. 36 Friday, September 6,1996
Preschool play helps foster learning and getting alongBy Anne LuckSpecial Writer
When a parent sends her child to preschool, 'nere is acertain amount of apprehension on the part of \ Jth parentand child. Most children are quick to adap., however,when they learn that preschool can mean a lot of fun.
"Even though free play is also work time, childrenhardly ever make that distinction," said Candice Stults,the director of curriculum and staff at the Dutch NeckPresbyterian Church Cooperative Nursery School locatedon South Mill Road in Princeton Junction.
During playtime, children have the opportunity tolearn a wide variety of important skills. Jean Harris, thedirector of Kids Corner Cooperative Nursery School onDey Road in Plainsboro, said, "We have manipulativetoys like wooden beads with lacing to build motor skillsand stencils for the A -year-olds that we increase in diffi-culty as the year goes on."
Children also learn creativity as they become involv-ed with various role-playing situations in the playtimekitchen area, or as they use the wooden blocks to con-struct their very own city or town. At the Dutch NeckNursery School, a trip on the Dinky train that runs be-tween Princeton and Princeton Junction inspired the kidsto use the building biocks in the classroom to simulatetheir own train station.
"They had a train, wore hats, made tickets, and theywent to New York. Then, they took their train and wentto Disney World," said Ms. Stults.
Ms. Harris can also see her students develop theirimaginations during playtime. "It's amazing because youcan have a class that builds towns that look like JurassicPark, and then you'll have another class that turns thesame blocks into houses."
In addition to lessons in creativity, playtime tends toteach some social skills that will help them throughouttheir lives.: "During playtime, children learn conflict resolution,
sharing, turn-taking, and responsibility. They also learnhow to relate to others, improve their listening skills, andbuild their vocabulary," said Ms. Stults.
Preschools offer children a wide variety of activitiesduring playtime to aid these learning processes. In thespan of only one hour, they may play dress-up in thekitchen area, create a work of art with play dough or oth-er craft materials, build their own town with woodenblocks, or plan and perform an entire puppet show. Bysupplying a series of open-ended toys, a teacher can in-spire kids to discover and be creative.
Outside play is another important aspect of instillingplaytime creativity and learning, physical skills and fit-ness. "We like to take the kids outside periodically duringthe day for fresh air ana exercise," said Jean Rilcj.iiie di-rector of the Princeton Nursery School on Mercer Streetin Princeton. "The children learn muscle control with thetricycles and other wheel toys, and are creative with theeasel, sandbox, and milk crate boxes. They are learningall the time."
Parents who want to inspire this same creativity athome should look for toys and .activities that are similarto those used at their child's.preschool. "The best choices.for building creativity are toys and supplies that can beused in lots of ways, like building materials, play kitchensets, and arts and crafts," said Ms. Stults.
Toys that limit a child's creativity are discouraged."We don't have action figures, except sometimes for
show and tell when children may bring them in fromhome because that is something special to them," Ms.Harris said. "But they won't play with them in class.They limit creative, play, whereas toys like blocks andFisher Price people are better for encouraging creativity."
However, parents can't expect to get the full pre-school experience at home simply by supplying the prop-er toys and materials. Interaction with peers is anotherimportant part of playtime in a preschool.
"During playtime, children get to make choices andinteract with other children," said Ms. Stults. "When
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3-year-olds come in, they don't play to-gether much at all. They will play bythemselves. Then they start noticing thechildren next to them, and then theystart talking. It's a gradual process, andthe (4-year-olds) are generally muchmore social."
Ms. Harris explained, "Some stu-dents will engage in what we call paral-lel playing, when the child is sitting sideby side with another child but is stillplaying by himself. In this case, wesometimes suggest that parents try to getchildren together outside of school. Thisway they can start to focus more oneach other instead of the toy they areplaying with when they are actually inschool."
Children are typically put intoclasses according to their age in pre-school, with all of the 4-year-olds in oneclass and all of the 3-year-olds in anoth-er, primarily to encourage interaction.
"At this age a really young4-year-old will have a hard time inter-acting. I think it's harder to play inschool when you have a really big agegap," Ms. Harris said. "The youngerchildren are more likely to sit there withtheir thumb in their mouth and only playwith a few little things. I think it's muchharder to encourage younger children toplay unless they are used to it, for in-stance, if they have an older sibling."
Ms. Stults said that sometimes play-ing with someone older works out verywell, because often children have sib-lings who may be older. However, shenoted, there are times when an olderchild will give in to them, or the oppo-site, be too bossy. When the childrenhave to learn to work with someonetheir own age, they are working withsimilar social skills and verbal skills, so they also needsome of that interaction.
Sharing is a problem that often develops during play-time in a preschool because the children are just begin-ning to learn how to interact with each other.
"Sometimes kids will come here and they will imme-diately find a toy that they really like and they will go forthat toy every single da\." Ms. Harris said. "Often, they
: wit] jasinvaiit-to keep it fcr theirsehes ihe whole snaa.-and that's very difficult. We just explain that it is theschool's toy so everyone needs to get a turn."
Since playtime is a chance for children to interactwith each other, most of the time the teachers will act asfacilitators. The rule in most classrooms during playtimeis minimal interference from the adults.
"Usually, the head teacher is overseeing it all," saidMs. Stults. "1 might be pulling things off the easel thathave been painted, going over to the floor play if I see aproblem and helping the children fix it, or reading a storyto three or four children. I can't even tell you all thethings that I do in an hour. I move contstantly, and I justkeep facilitating a healthy, happy classroom."
Ms. Harris who is also a teacher at the preschool ex-plained, "Sometimes we actually get in there with thechildren and play. A lot of times when the children arecreating things in the kitchen, they want to give us a cupof tea. Sometimes we get on the floor with them, and webuild, or sometimes they'll ask us to come and see some-thing, and they'll want us to participate. We'll come in ifthere is a problem where we actually think someone isgoing to get hurt, but we try not to interfere and let themwork it out on their own." ;
Interaction with other children and creative play with educationai toys are two important building biockschildhood education.
Photo by Mark Czajkowski
for early
Hutcheson center will sponsor toursHutcheson Memorial Forest Center will have a conducted tour at 8:30
a.m. Sunday, Sept. 8. The tour will be led by ornithologist Charlie Leek.The trip will leave from the entrance of the woods on Amwell Road
(Route 514), about 3A of a mile east of East Millstone. The trail throughthe woods may be muddy in places, except in dry weather. The trip takesbetween one and two hours. The trip is free and reservations are not re-quired.
Goups of more than 10 persons must write to the director at Hutche-son Memorial Forest Center, Department of Biological Sciences, RutgersUniversity, P.O. Box 1059, Piscataway, N.J. 08855, to arrange a specialtour.
Elks Ladies wilt hold flea marketMiddlesex Elks Ladies 2301 will have a flea market from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. Saturday, Sept. 28, in the parking lot of the lodge, at 545 BoundBrook Road, Middlesex. The rain date is Sunday, Sept. 29. Space rental is$15 and corner spaces are available for $20. For more information, call968-3779 or 424-8594.
Obsessive-compulsive disorders supportA support group for obsessive-compulsive disorders will meet at 7:30
p.m., Thursday, Sept. 19, in library conference rooms A and B at Somer-set Medical Center; 110 Rehill Ave., Somerville. For more information,call Community Health Education at 685-2827 or Dr. Joseph Donnellanat (609) 683-4547.
Woman's Health,Forum is plannedDr. Nancy Snyderman will be the keynote speaker at the First Annual
Woman's Health Forum of the Women's Wellness and Healthcare Con-nection at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick.The event is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 22, in thecourtyard of the hospital. Cost is $30, which includes continental break-fast, luncheon, handouts and parking.
The morning speaker is B. Smith, author, model, and owner of B.' Smith's Restaurant, who will offer "Recipes For Success."
Those attending can sign up for a variety of beauty workshops. Pre-registration i,s required. Fer more information, call 937-8521.
Friday Films will be shown at library-u. Franklin Township Library will hold its Friday Films series at 3:30p.m. on Friday, Sept. 6, for children age 4 and older. Films will be "Boyarid the North Wind," "Camel Who Took a Walk," and "Curious GeorgeRiiles a Bike."
Also at the library, local artist Phyllis Mason is displaying her paint-ings through the month of September.
St. Peter's offers asthma supportA three-week program for adults with emphysema, chronic bronchitis,
and asthma will be from 7 to 9 p.m. on three consecutive Thursdays, be-ginning Sept. 19, at St. Peter's Medical Center in New Brunswick.
The course will cover a range of topics related to chronic lung dis-ease, including nutrition, physical reconditioning, medications, and pre-vention of complications. Speakers for "Living with Chronic Lung Dis-ease" include a physician, pharmacist, respiratory therapist, physicaltherapist, dietitian and registered nurses.
The $25 fee covers the registration of two adults, course materials, re-freshments and parking. To register, or for more information, call St. Pet-er's Department of Education and Development at 745-8600, ext. 8421,by Sept. 13.
Carrier program will address alcoholismA free, community program will address symptoms of alcoholism, its
impact on family and friends, and the recovery process."Alcoholism: Denial and Progression," will be from 6:45. to 9 p.m.
Monday, Sept. 23, at the Carrier Center for Counseling in South Plain-field. Kevin Begley will be the speaker. \
The Carrier Center is located at 4041-Q Hadley Road, Hadley Pprk,South Plainfield. To register, call 769-7070. j
Kingston church services are slatedKingston United Methodist Church will hold Sunday morning wor-
ship services at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Bible study for adults begins at 9:30a.m. Sunday school for children starts at 10:30 a.m. The church is locatedon Church Street in Kingston, behind the post office. .
Somerset Fire Co. dinner will be heldSomerset Ladies Auxiliary will hold a fish and chips dinner at the
Somerset Volunteer Fire and Rescue Co. No. 1, 14 Hollywood Ave., from4:30 to 6:30 p.m., Friday, Oct. 11. Tickets are $8 for adults, $4 for chil-dren. Tickets must be purchased in advance. For more information, callDot Gianotto at 545-5042.
Community education registration beginsThe Fall 1996 Adult Community Education Brochure has been mailed
to residents in Franklin Township. Mail-in registration has begun andwalk-in registration will be from 4 to 8 p.m. on Sept. 12, and 9 a.m. to 3p.m. on Sept. 16. Some of the new courses being offered are "Introduc-tion to Windows '95," "Introduction to Microsoft Word '95," "Computersfor Seniors," "Publishing on the World Wide Web," and "Custom RodBuilding."
Call the Adult Education Office, call 873-1227 or 873-2400 ext. 403.
Fiea market sale will benefit senior centerVendors are being sought for a flea market to be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 28, at the Franklin Township Municipal Building, 475DeMott Lane. The sale will benefit the Franklin Township Community/Senior Center Building Fund. Ten feet of space is available at $15 abooth. For more information, call Betty at 873-2494.
Health department releases scheduleFranklin Township Health Departments clinic schedule for September
is as follows:Sept. 10, Child Health at Health Department at 9 a.m.Sept. 13, Family Planning/PAP at Health Department at 9:30 a.m.Sept. 17, Child Health at Health Department at 9 a.m.Sept. 18, Family Planning at Health Department at 9:30 a.m.Sept. 24, Child Health at Health Department at 9 a.m.Sept. 25, Colorectal Screening at Health Department at 9 a.m.Sept. 27, Family Planning at Health Department at 9:30 a.m.Sept. 30, W.I.C. at SCAPat 9 am.For appointments for W.I.C. (Women, infants, children), call
1-800-762-6140. For appointments for all other clinics, call 873-2500.
Church fiea market is plannedSt. Barnabas Episcopal Church will hold its annual Flea Market from
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5, on its grounds at 142 Sand Hill Road,South Brunswick. Space for tables for outside vendors will be availablefor $15. The rain date will be Saturday, Oct. 12. For further information,call the church at 297-4607.
Library group will meetThe next Friends of the Library meeting will be at 7:30 p.m., Tues-
day, Sept. 10, at the Franklin Township Public Library.See CALENDAR, Page 5
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Choosing the right schoolBy Robert Gluck
Copley News Service
Which is best, a private or pub-lic school education? The answerrests on understanding your child.Both types of schools offer uniquesituations for today's youth. Whatthe education experts stress, how-ever, is direct parental involvementbeginning with a complete under-standing of the needs of each child.
A public school in the UnitedStates is controlled and maintainedby civil authority, acting through airofficial board expending publicmoney, and open to all local chil-dren. Private schools are indepen-dently financed schools.
In this*area there are both publicand private schools that are contrib-uting to the positive education ofyoung people. Sometimes negativereferences are made toward one orthe other entities with the mediaseemingly blaming "education" forsome or all of society's ills. Listen-ers often translate this into blamingthe public schools.
"It's sort of unfair criticism tosay public schools are no good,"said Paul Krempasky, coordinatorof field placements for the graduateschool of education at Rutgers Uni-versity in New Brunswick. Mr.Krempasky holds degrees in educa-tion, and works finding studentteaching roles for graduate-levelteachers-to-be.
"There are quality public
schools and there are public schoolsthat are not held in such high es-teem," he continued. "What itcomes down to is what you're look-ing for, what you want, for yourchild."
According to Mr. Krempasky,society needs to take a close look atseveral aspects of education."Abandoning public schools in fa-vor of private schools can weakenthe public school system," he said."And sometimes in the less affluentareas like the inner cities studentsmay not have complete access to in-formation and technology whereaschildren in a private school or moreaffluent area will."
What Mr. Krempasky's gradu-ate school tells its trainees who willeventually become teachers is this:"As long as parents are involved,students will do better. Anytimethere's a problem in society peopleseemto point to education, schools.It's unfair to a point. When thereare successes not much credit isgiven to the schools."
Rich Vespucci is a spokesper-son for the New Jersey Departmentof Education, the part of state gov-ernment that regulates publicschools. "Be your own judge. Don'ttake everyone else's opinions.Know your own child. And over-come your own personal baggageyou might be carrying around basedon your educational background,"Mr. Vespucci said. "Parents mustlook at what best fits their child'sneeds."
"There are not automatic posi-tives or negatives involved. Schoolsrun the gamut," Mr. Vespucciadded. "The cost of a schooldoesn't necessarily equate to better.Go into a school and see what'sgoing on, then compare and con-trast."
What are some things the ex-perts agree on that parents shouldlook for when deciding on aschool? Messrs. Krempasky andVespucci recommend the follow-ing: safe, clean, learning environ-ments with supportive teachers;kind, caring, informed professionals(teaching and in the administrativedepartments); specific programs forparental involvement, tuition mon-eys going toward those things thatmost benefit students; a curriculumthat encourages a life-long learningprocess, subjects taught in waysthat are fun; programs that allowstudents to advance- at their" ownpace; and access to technology,such as computers and the Internet.
•Now, as opposed to when ourparents and grandparents went toschool, education is everywhere andit's a life-long proposition. Thoseindividuals who remain prosperousand successful are continually en-hancing their skills, learning newthings, and enjoying the process.
"Kids today will have a differ-ent experience," concluded Mr.Vespucci. "They'll be in and out ofschool all their lives. Most impor-tantly, at this stage of the game, pa-rental involvement is essential."
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Ice cream socials are still in vogueIce cream socials first made the
American scene in the late 1800s(primarily as fund-raisers), when theice cream was hand-cranked andusually vanilla. Nowadays, hand-cranked freezers are being replacedby the electric variety, creamy home-made vanilla has been joined by ahost of other flavors, and purchasedice cream is a popular option.
Socials today don't necessarilybring in money, but they still bringpeople together over bowls — andmore bowls — of ice cream. Tradi-tion and the fun of getting togetherhave kept some events going foryears.
"Our church is known for its 'eat-ing' socials," says Wanda Stephens, amember of Rock Mountain LakesBaptist Church in McCalla, Ala.,(near Birmingham), "and one reasonwe have them is to draw folks in andspark their interest in attending serv-ices. The food is wonderful. We havemany good cooks in our congrega-tion, and there seems to be an unspo-ken competition to see who cancreate the most special ice creamflavor."
. For the church's ice cream "sup-pers," the church hall is lined with ta-bles filled with homemade ice creamin fresh blueberry, grape, peach, but-ter pecan, cherry cobbler, and otherflavors, as well as: an array of home-baked desserts.
• About 10 years ago in the St.Louis suburb of Webster Groves, theparents' organization of Holy Re-deemer Catholic School began hold-ing an ice cream-social on the eve ofthe first day of school to help soothefirst-day jitters and encourage parentsto join their group. Across the Mis-sissippi River in tiny Ruma, 111.,members of St. Patrick CatholicChurch serve up more than 150 gal-lons of vanilla ice cream topped withfresh strawberries at the May Straw-berry Festival, now in its 36th year.
The granddaddy of all socials hasto be near Smolan, Kansas, (popula-tion 190), where the annual ice creamevent held by the Salemsborg Luther-an Church goes back to the early1880s. By the turn of the century, ithad become the social event of theyear, drawing people from all overthe state, according to local teacherand historian Tom Holmquist. Photostaken around that time show scoresof wagons and buggies parked nearthis country church, while a row of20-gallon ice cream freezers, hookedby belts and pulleys to a single steamengine, churn away.
Today, the steam engine is goneand the crowds are down to 175 orso, but the ice cream still is home-made. The vanilla is the rich, old-fashioned kind, and the most popularflavors are fresh peach and freshstrawberry.
Around the country, other ice-cream socials also have become tra-ditions.
® In Greensboro, N.C., the annualJuly 4th social at the Rehobeth Unit-ed Methodist Church has been draw-ing crowds for homemade sherbetand ice cream (15 to 20 differentflavors), as well as baked goods,since 1972. (The butter pecan, made,with pecans toasted in melted butter,-is said to be so rich that it remainssoft even when frozen.)
• At Bethany Early ChildhoodLearni ig Center in Highland Park, aChief go suburb, proceeds of the an-nual spring ice cream social and bakesale fund student scholarships andschool improvements. Vanilla icecream donated by a local supermar-ket is served, and everyone makes hisor her own sundae with homemadehot fudge sauce, sprinkles, nuts, andwhipped cream, among other offer-ings. Now in its 26th year, the eventdraws past and present Bethany fami-lies and residents from surroundingcommunities.
Whether they're large events orsmall get-togethers, whether the icecream is homemade or purchased, icecream socials remain a great way tobring people together in the summer,and it's easy to host a social in yourown backyard. Buy half-gallons ofseveral favorite flavors, including achocolate variety for the kids and oneor two of the new low-fat or fat-freeice cream- options. Plan on servingfive to six people from each half-gal-lon (not counting seconds).
Complement the ice cream witheasy, versatile Five-Way SundaeSauce. It's simple: combine pur-chased chocolate syrup and caramelsundae syrup with whipping cream,bring to a boil, then simmer. Removefrom the heat and stir in one of five"add-ins" to create a personalizedtopping flavored with almond, coco-nut, peppermint, peanut or coffee.Make all five variations, if you'dlike, and serve warm or at room tem-perature.
Set out a variety of garnishes —such as brownie chunks, choppedcandy bars, toasted nuts, and whip-ped cream — and make sundaes "toorder" for guests, or invite them tomake their own (with plenty of
scoops and room to spread out). En-joy, and be cool.
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In small saucepan, stir togethersyrups and whipping cream. Bring toa boil; reduce heat and simmer 5minutes, stirring occasionally. Re-move from heat and stir in one of theadd-ins. Serve warm or at room tem-perature.
Sundae Suggestions:• Coconut Delight — Drizzle scoopsof chocolate, vanilla, and butter al-mond ice cream with coconut-flavor-ed Five-Way Sundae Sauce. Garnishwith toasted coconut, toasted al-monds, chopped chocolate-coveredcoconut candy bar, and whippedcream.
• Totally Almonds — Drizzle
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"Senior year is a lot more stress-ful now than when I was in highschool," said Kathy McCoy, a re-searcher -and therapist in Los An-geles.
"The stress for seniors comesfrom uncertainty about what's goingto happen," added Dr. McCoy, a for-mer features editor at Teen magazineand columnist at Seventeen maga-zine.
High school seniors, no matterwhat the era, have probably alwaysbeen uncertain about what the futurewill hold. But in Dr. McCoy's era,the '60s, for example, "we were un-certain but fairly optimistic — theeconomy was very strong. Thesedays, who knows?"
"Kids are seeing their parentsdownsized out of jobs, they're seeingthat college degrees may or may notmake a difference, college is moreexpensive than it ever was, so there's
\a. lot of ambivalence about college,"she said. ,
Dr. McCoy has written 11 booksto help teens cope with today's manystresses. Her latest book is "LifeHappens: A Guidebook for Teen-agers" (Berkeley/Perigee).
She offers some valuable adviceto teens on making the most of theirsenior year in high school whilelooking ahead to the future.
"Whether students are pointed tocollege or the job market, it's impor-tant they have a plan," she said. "Beprepared. Look upon both college ad-missions and job hunting as a job initself."
She said many see senior year inhigh school as a time of letting theirhair down, getting "senioritis."
"But that's not true anymore,"said Dr. McCoy.
Seniors today have a lot of workto do in their last year of high school.Those heading for college may takeon many responsibilities just to makethemselves better candidates for ad-mission. These may include commu-nity service, getting perfect grades,taking advanced-placement classes,even working part time.
"Basically they should do a cal-endar for themselves ... do a calendarof-what one needs to do each monthso deadlines don't sneak up onthem," she advised.
For those seniors bound for col-lege, her advice it to be prepared wellin advance. Find out applicationdates and requirements for all col-leges to be applied to, because theyvary a great deal.
"Decide who's going to writeyour recommendations and ask themearly. Counselors hate it when, on theday before Christmas vacation starts,you tell them you need a letter beforeNew Year's."
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"A lot of colleges require essays.If you get a jump-start on those, youwill be a lot less stressed comeChristmastime or the end of the se-mester, when you're dealing with fi-nals. Plan time in advance for yourcollege application process. Kidswho do the best on their applications;are the ones who had a plan, a cal-endar."
Dr. McCoy should know becauseshe also is a California representativeand interviewer of students for ad-mission to her alma mater, North-western University in Evanston, 111.
When it comes to taking thoseScholastic Aptitude Tests, seniorsshould also plan ahead, said Dr.McCoy. If you want the chance totake SATs over again.to better your-score, better take the test early thefirst time, even during junior year.And some colleges have applicationdeadlines before that final SAT testdate in December, so seniors in thatcase must take the October SAT.
Finances for college need a lot oflead time, too. "It can mean sittingdown with your parents and talking,about what seems possible," said Dr.McCoy.
Whether a student needs to seekfinancial aid, work/study programs orcommunity college options, he needsa plan. Likewise, seniors not plan-ning on college need to plan for getJ
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and see if anyone has any jobs," saidDr. McCoy.1 , Those who are not sure what theywant to do should talk to a school orvocational counselor or a teacher.
"Ask someone teaching in an areayou think you'd like to pursue to putyou in touch with people in thatfield," suggested Dr. McCoy. Askwhat it takes to achieve in the field,what kinds of preparation or experi-ence are best.
"Students shouldn't be shy about";'writing or contacting someone who is * •doing what they'd like to do, whetherthat job requires college or not. Get;.some informal mentoring. Most peo-ple will probably be flattered to beasked for advice."
Many high schools have careerdays where professionals from a vari- Jety of fields speak. These speakers^*might be good resources for some ad-ijvice. -X*
"Some students can also avaip;themselves of excellent regional oc-:;cupational programs that are usually Joffered through the high school dis*- Jtrict," suggested Dr. McCoy. I }
"They're excellent because they jfgive really specific job skills. I've 3seen in my "area "everything from bel- jjing a florist to desktop publishing. ; %
"These courses are earmarked for Jthe job market in any given area, and ;they don't cost anything." ; •;
Community college might be an;- jother good alternative, whether tejprepare a student for a four-year col̂ >lege, meanwhile saving money, or to >get training in a specific skill for the <job market. • *
Regardless of which path a senior;takes out of high school, "it's projected all of us will have five to six ca-reers in a lifetime. People today are;changing careers all the time," saidDr. McCoy.
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Tickets are $12 for opening night, which includes a champagne andhors d'oeuvres reception. After that, tickets are $11 for Friday and Satur-day evenings. On Sundays, tickets are $9, or two tickets for $16. Seniorsand students receive a $1 discount at all performances. Pick-up reservedtickets at least a half hour before the start of the performance.
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Murder mystery is staged"The Final Word: The Hall-Mills Murders" will be performed in the
Raritan Valley Community College's Welpe Theatre on the anniversaryof the infamous murders of 1922.
"The Final Word" dramatizes in two acts the events before and afterthe murders of the Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Eleanor RhienhardtMills. The murders remain unsolved.
The production is being sponsored by the Heritage Trail Associationof Somerset County... "The Final Word: The Hall-Mills Murders" was written by Nick Peli-no Jr. of Somerset Count}'. Mr. Pelino is also the director of the produc-tion.
An open floor discussion with the cast and author will follow the per-formance, and the audience is invited to ideas.L "The Final Word: The Hall-Mills Murders" will be presented for twoweekends, Sept. 13 and 21. Performances will be at 8 p.m. Fridays andSaturdays. There will be one matinee performance at 2 p.m. Sunday Sept.15. Tickets are $10 for all seats.
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Sweet Adelines seek new membersSomerset Valley Chorus of Sweet Adelines is seeking women in all
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The Nearly New Nook hours are 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesdaysand 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays.
Women's housing is topic of forumNew Jersey Citizen Action, the state's largest citizen watchdog organ-
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ADMINISTRATIVE ASST -Exciting sales And Market-ing' firm looking for de-pendable, detail-orientedp e j s o n to f i l l Ad-mirristrative Asst. position.Computer skills, light typ-mg."with the ability and de-site, to learn and grow.Salary commensurate withexperience. Please faxybtir resume in strict confi-dence to 609-252-1166.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST.-Computer literate, handlep^jduction records, pur-chasing, shipping papersand invoices, typing,p"hdne answering. Positionhas room for growth. 609-924-3358.
ASSISTANT MANAGER/COFFEEHOUSE - Weseek 1 Asst Manager withcomputer/Internet, cus-tomer service for our Prin-ceton coffeehouse. Train-ing, competitive compen-sation and medical ben-efits provided. Call Julie,Bucks County Coffee Co.215-741-1855.
AUTOMOTIVE SALESExpanding GM dealerneeds 1 salesperson. Weoffer a permanent salary,demo, front and backendcommissions along withbenefits and paid vaca-tion. Call Tom Houston609-426-9000
JUDGE CHEVYOLDS, INC
Baccalaureate degree inaccounting preferred.
telephone numbers ofthree references to: Ms.Cynthia A. Rauso, Execu-tive Director, New JerseyAssociation of Rehabilita-tion Facilities; 375 WestState Street; Trenton, NJ08618.BOOKKEEPER - Prince-ton based software com-pany is seeking a parttime full charge book-keeper. MUST be PC liter-ate. Send resume to: NilsaBlack, 136-230 Main St.,Princeton, NJ 08540
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sonable, dependable, en-ergetic, a self-starter.Strong customer serviceskills. Music knowledge amust Duties incl. cashier-ing, customer service,shelf-stocking & inventory-ing. F/T incl. benefits. CallPeter Walker at Westmin-ster Music & Books 609-921-1656COM P O U N D E R / L A BTECH - High School grad.w/ chemistry/sciencecourses. Experience pre-ferred. Fragrance Co.looking for full time careertype person. Resumesonly: Custom EssencesInc., 67-10A VeronicaAve., Somerset NJ 08873COMPUTER OPERATOR- Fast growing PrincetonCo. seeks a Comp. for itsprod, dept Familiarity w/running PC appls., knowl-edge of DOS/Windows,'exc. org & comm. skills, &ability to work accuarately.& indep. are req'd. Sendresume and salary reqs.to: Dir. of Operations,POB 723, Rocky Hill, NJ08553. :
Do you have an opinionon what is happening inyour community? Write aletter to the editor. We areinterested in hearing fromyou.
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CUSTOMER SERVICE/Bi-lingual - Exciting op-portunity for a Spanishspeaking representative towork for a growing phar-maceutical company in the
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an exc cook to do laundry& child care. Must love an-imals & speak exc En-glish. Must drive. 609-466-4456.
INNKEEPER - to set-up &serve Breakfast for guests5 mornings/week, 7am-10am. Call Sarah forappt609-924-1707.
LANDSCAPE LABORER -Princeton area. Womenalso encouraged to apply.609-497-7382 Iv msg.
211 College Road E.• Princeton, NJ 0S54O
PRODUCTION HELP - F/T - P/T. Nights & wkends,exp preferred, but notreq'd. Duties incl: countersales, production copying& binding. Inq at TriangleRepro, ' Rt • 1 & DarrahLane, Lawrenceville. Askfor Mike S. or Chuck.PUBLIC RELATIONS -Develop Flyers, Ads, &Brochures, Write copy.Graphics exp a must P/Tflexible hrs. Freelance.Send resume & samplework to: SBCE/PR, POBox 701, Monmouth JetNJ 08852. AA/EOE.
PUBLISHER - Fast pacedmarketing support group
SALES - Dynamic, rapidlyexpanding, 35 year oldhuman resource consult-ing organization lookingfor enthusiastic team play-er to sales position. Abilityto communicate with highlevel business executiveneeded. Business back-ground and/or some typeof business-to-businesssales experience neces-sary. Minimal travel in-volved. No cold calling.Compensation is baseplus commission. Send re-sume with salary historyto: Human Resources,Caliper Human Strategies,
SALES - Earn S75 to $150cash daily in 1 of our 46locations in NJ. Brand newsales people earning$1000/wk cash. 12 posi-tions avail immed. BryceMon-Fri, 9-12. 1-800-518-6494.
Telemarketing/PlacementIf you have 6 + mos ofsuccessful employmentplacement exp. or 2 + yrs.of telemarketing exp. &would like to buili'own business the
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The United States Postal Service is proudof its new facility where comfort, quiet, and a smoke-freeenvironment lend themselves to your best work! We offerevening and night schedules and 4-8 hour shifts with leaveearning. We have both permanent and long term tempo-rary positions available for data entry operators.
Data Conversion Operators must excel in alpha-numeric data entry and type both quickly and accurately.You'll be requested to take a written examination, a 5-minutekeyboard qualification test, and a pre-employment drugscreening. U.S. Citzenship or permanent resident alienstatus is also required.
For applications, send a stamped, self-addressedenvelope to:
Princeton Remote Encoding Center7OTAlexander Road, STE 3O2Princeton, NJ 08540-9996Or stop by one of the following locations cjuringnormal business hours:Trenton Processing Trenton Downtown Trenton Circle& Distribution Center Station Branch6S0 Route 130 20 South Montgomery St. 2601 Brunswick PikfTrenton, NJ Trenton. NJ Trenton, NJ.
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tfoagies, New FriendsThese are just some of the jperks that
you may receive when you become aPacket Publications Telemarketer.
Enjoy working with friendlypeople like yourself inpleasant surroundings
in our Princetonoffice.
OPENHOUSE
Wednesday,Sept. 18th
From 4 to 7pmCome to the conference room
on [lie 2nd floor in The Princeton Packetai 300 Wiiherspoon St., Princeton, NJ 08540
(diagonally across from the Medical Center at Princeton.)If you can't attend.but would like to apply for a position
you may mail your resume to Julie Bemaman or fax itto her at 609-921-8412 or phone her at 609-924-3244,.
ext. 318. To apply during evening hours callCarol Robotti at 609-924-3244, ext. 500.
LIGHT REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED
A Packet classified ad can help youwith your special advertising needs.
211 College Road E.Princeton, NJ 08540
DISTRIBUTION AREYOU A WINNER?
SUMMER IS OVER.DO YOU NEED MONEY?
11-16 positions F/l PAavailable. Hiring for all de-
Paid training +and vacation,
no further.monthly to
609-764-7400
DRIVERS - For busy mes-
Temporary & fulltime positions open. $&7hr.Will train. Call 1-800-783-6651
LINE COOK - Hot down-town Princeton Bistroneeds exp'd, creative LineCook. Good pay. Call Paul609-683-4771; or fax re-sume to 609-466-3811.
MAINTENANCE TECH -HVAC certified. Must haveexp. with apt. mainte-nance. Paid vacation, ben-
Hunters1-1611.
MANAGER ASST/MANAGER/
CUSTOMER SERVICESTOP SEARCHING
JOBSI JOBS! JOBS!No layoffs. 16 positions all
Ca-accurately input-
ting a minimum 70 wpm;proficient in Pagemakerand Quark; experiencemeeting deadlines underpressure, prioritizing/orga-nizing multiple projects si-multaneously. Experiencewith construction or archi-tectural firm desirable. We
excellent benefits. EOE.~Send resume to Manager,Marketing Support, LeftrerMcGovem Bovis, 100-200Village Boulevard, Prince-ton, NJ 08540.RECEPTIONIST
HAPPY PERSONNEEDED
to this adminis-trative position. Overseeprojects, prepare cor-respondence and presen-tations and provide sup-port to dept. managers.MSW, spreadsheet andPowerpoint. Pharmaceuti-cal experience a plus. Call609-452-0022. EOE.
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609-448-0644.
211 College Road E.Princeton, NJ 08540
SECRETARY - Part timeposition working 17.5hourshours
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT(PART TIME)
FLEX 20 HOURS/WEEKWanted at our East Wind-sor location. Responsibili-ties include typing copy onHarris Newsmaker Edito-rial system. Must type withaccuracy and speed; com-puter experience required.Familiarity with AP stylepreferred. Deadline ori-ented, must be able towork well with others.Send resume to FrankHerrick, RegionaT Manag-ing Editor, The Windsor-Hights Herald, WarrenPlaza Center, Route 130South, P.O. Box 1449,Highfstown, N.J. 08520.
MANAGER, Media Infor-mation Systems -International Trade groupseeks .experienced Inter-net surfer/joumalisMibraryscientist to help build andevolve industry Intranetservices and assume re-sponsibility for indexing/adstracting industry re-search files and maintain-ing overall quality controlof our monthly-updated in-dustry CD-ROM program.Fax your resume and sal-ary history to 609-275-8379 or call Roberta at609-275-4900.
Please call 609-764-74001st come, 1st served.RECEPTIONIST - Inter-esting position. Small of-fice environment answer-ing phones, light typing &filing. Pleasant telephonemanner. Exc. benefits.Call 609-655-1899.
RECEPTIONISTif you like to be in the mid-dle of the movers and theshakers, this job is for you!
TECH/ELECTRICIAN - For con-verting operation - PLCexperience necessary.Competitive wages & ben-efits package. A growingcompany in which to plana future. Send resumes to:Box 1151, c/o PrincetonPacket Publications, POBox 350, Princeton, NJ08542.
FOREMAN NEEDED - Forcabinet shop. Must read
Cranbury Area. Must beexperienced in diesel andgas repair of heavy equip-ment Own tools required.609-448-8755 or fax to609-443-2833
MEDICAL B ILL INGCLERK - Managed CareCompany looking to staffnew division. Billing expe-rience helpful. Computerskills, and travel required.Fax resume to 609-448-6182 or call 609-371-4901.
wheneverenvi-
ronment Experience nec-essary. Call 609-452-0022. EOE.EOE.
ijlaltematlves} j 1 .. Jn Temporary Services
Ings. Call882-6363.
GRAPHIC DESIGNERExp'd MAC Designer forHillsborough Ad Agency.Expert in Quark & Pho-tshop. Adobe Illustrator aplus. Call 908-369-5500.
ing for new faces to pre-pare for upcomingprojects. Babies thru adultneeded. Can earn $50-375 her hour, No exp. nee.Must call 215-988-0550 toschedule free evaluations.Agency State Lie.
211 College Road E.Princeton, NJ 08540
RECEPTIONIST/SECRE-TARY - For Trenton areainstrumentation company.Daily phone contact w/customers & suppliers(route incoming calls &faxes), typing general &sales correspondence.
Microsofti. Excel-
lent working environment.Corp., _Box
i, Trenton NJ
andtrieving and returning li-brary materials, maintain-ing bibliographic and re-search files, and makingslides from books andphotographs. Strong work-ing knowledge of Word orWordPerfect required.Some knowledge of for-eign languages preferred.We offer ahourly wage for this posi-tion. Interested candidatesshould send their resumeto Human Resources. In-stitute for AdvancedStudy, Olden Lane, Prin-ceton, NJ 08540 or fax re-sume to 609-951-4468.
SECRETARY - Princetonarea banking firm needsbright individual with goodtyping and computer skillsfor secretarial position.Good benefits. Salarycommensuate with experi-ence. Call Pat 609-734-7725; or fax resume to
TOWNSHIP ENGINEER -Challenging position re-quiring diverse expenencein water & sewer utilities,civil engineering, siteplanreview, capital improve-ments, land use. Requiresdegree in Civil Engineer-ing, Land Surveyor's andProfession Engineer's Li-cense. Ability to handlemultitudinous tasks, excel-lent oral and written com-munication skills and aminimum of 5 years expe-rience in Municipal Engi-neering in a supervisorycapacity. Send resume toTownship Administrator,South Brunswick Top.,P.O. Box 190, MonmouthJet, NJ 08852. EOE/ADA.
WAITER/WAITRESS - F/Tor P/T. All shifts avail.Apply in person, btwn 2 &5pm, Tues thru Thursonly: Chili's Grill & Bar, Rt.1, West Windsor.
WAiTRESS/WAlTER - Fulltime. Day and eveningshifts. Call Connie forappt. 609-924-1707.
WORD PROCESSOR -FULL TIME - Working forgrowing firm in Princeton.Will transcribe reports di-rectly from Dictaphone toIBM PC using WordPer-fect software. Must knowWordPerfect, type at least60-70 wpm and have goodspelling skills. This is abusy, fast paced WordProcessing Departmentand indimdual, should beresponsible, able to workindependently and havegood detail ability. Call PatWheeler at 609-924-3800.EOE.
WRITER/ANALYST -Needed for psychologicaltesting and consulting firm.After extensive training onour testing instrument, willneed ability to write shortdetailed summaries oncandidate profiles for clientcompanies. Analytical abil-ity, good language skills,and computer literacy allnecessary. Will start offproofreading and mini-mally editing summariesand quickly move into writ-ing summaries. Candi-dates must be flexible,well organized, grasp con-cepts quickly, and be ableto handle a fast paced en-vironment. Good salaryand complete benefitpackage. Send cover let-ter and resume to: PatWheeler,, Caliper HumanStrategies, PO Box 2050,Princeton, NJ 08540.E.O.E.
105 RetailEmployment
SALES - Pearle Vision,national optical chainseeks friendly, motivatedpeople who enjoy selling.F/T - P/T available. Quak-erbridge Mall loc. Applywithin 12-9, Mon-Fri.
Healthcare& Education
SCHOOL AGE CARE PA"- Nationally recognized be-fore & after school pro-gram needs: Exp. Coord.;to oversee morning pro-grams at 8 sites; SiteCoord, to oversee AM &PM programs at 1 site. BA& 2 yrs. exp. req., Ben-efits. AA/EOE. Send re-sume to: SBCE/BAS, PO,Box 701, Monmouth Jet,:•NJ 08852.
SCHOOL-BASED - Beforeand After Care programneeds nurturing, creativeand flexible group leaders-7-9am or" 3-5:30pm. Exp.with children in groups.req. Degree preferred. $.8£hr & up. EOE. Send re-,sume to: SBCE/BAS, PQBox 701, Monmouth Jet.,-NJ 08852. .-. ..-•
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ACCOUNTING CLERK '--••Part time opportunity es£-.ists for an entry level Ac;counting Clerk, M-F,-.10am-2pm. Basic clerical/•light bookkeeping and ;data entry skills required.;.Send resume to: The Prin?ceton Packet, inc. PO Box"350 (PP), Princeton, NJ08542, Attn: Human Re,-,sources. EOE M/F/D/V,-;• •
BANK TELLERS - $7,25,per hour. Many openings,,in Princeton & East WihcVVsor Area. No banking exp.nee, will train. 908-603^ -8858. - ,:-
CASHIERS - P/T. Flexible" "shift. Apply at Davidson'sSupermarket, 255 Nassau-St, Princeton. 609-924^.4993. ••- •:
CHOIR DIRECTOR/AC- "COMPANIST - Smal!friendly country church, 11'rehearsal S 1 worship ser? .vice per week. For info;contact Providence Pres- 'byterian Church. 609-499-2753 or 609-499-2208..-.'".
CLERICAL PERSON.-" .Wanted. 50 WPM, Word:-.Perfect, filing. Real estate-,or Title insurance helpful.Send replies to Box 1150,c/o Packet Publications,-.PO Box 350, PrincetoivNJ 08540. f ;
COUNTER HELP - 8/9am- "2/3pm. Dry Cleaners? .-Montgomery/Rocky Hillarea. 609-924-1617 -
FOOD SERVIGE - Cafete-ria Workers & Kitchen,manager needed for Sep-tember opening. Som»y-exp. a plus, will train. Gall-iThe East Windsor School1,'District Cafeteria to setiip:>an appointment, 609-443-";"7731. EOE. .; ; ;•_.
GROUNDS & MA1NTE» *NANCE - Work P/T. .2.-days only per week. Mop, -Wed, or Fri. Call Ed Fierstl908-874-4300 ext. 398. - ~.:..
GYMNASTICS INSTRUC-'.TORS - P/T. Flex, hrs", J110 Healthcare
& •=<•!..*.«+:**.* f r e e childcare on site. Call,E d u c a t i o n 609-497-2105. ; :
SECRETARY - Strongcomputer and office man-agement skills necessay.Exp'd. Jewish Family &
RESTAURANT - CranburyInn is hiring Asst Manager,
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The Princeton Packet, Inc. a group of awardwinning weekly community newspapers bos thefollowing opportunities available:
MAJORSACCOUNT MANAGERIf you have experience in selling national and laigeregional accounts within the Tri-State area and donot want the hassle of going 10 New York City orPhilly every day, this is the perfect advertising salesopportunity for you. We are seeking an extremelyprofessional sales and marketing pro with aminimum of 5 years experience in the printadvertising/publishing industry for this dynamiccareer opportunity. A proven track record forincreasing advertising revenue/linage with nationaland/ar larger regional accounts and excellentverbal and written communication skiUs a mustCLASSIFIED ADVERTISINGMANAGERMinimum of four years' experience (one of whichmust have been in a supervisory role) in ClassifiedAdvertising. Bachelor's degree and P.C: literacyrequired. Excellent interpersonal, written and oralcommunication skills and ability 10 develop andmotivate staff of telemarketers (both incoming andoutgoing calls). Must be creative, ambitious, goaland money oriented, and driven to succeed.
i TELEMARKETERSIf you would like to join the ranks of a group ofquality newspapers, please call Caro! at (609)924-3244 X500 or complete .an employmentapplication at The Princeton Picket. Inc., 300Witherspoon Street, Princeton, N.J. 08540.EOE/M/F/D/v.
i ADVERTISING SALESSUPPORTOpportunity^ exists for customer service mindedindividual with prior clerical, reception andswitchboard experience.
AU applicants to sales positions must be PCHterate, deadline oriented and customer
| focused with a working knowledge of adlayout and copy preparation.
OurfuU time positions came wUb a* excellent benefitspackage ittcluding bea&b, dental Ufe and long termdisability Insurance, 40l(k) & profit soaring. Sendresume including salary requirement la- Jle PrincetonPacket, incfPf.), P.O. Box 350, Princeton, SJ. 08542.ATTN: Human Resources or cat (609)924-3244 ext318. (EOE/M/F/DW).
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RESTAURANT - Excitingbusy restaurant servingtop cuisine now hmng allpositions: dishwashers/prep, line & pastry cooks;servers bussers and hpstfhostesses, Bartender.Apply: The Harvest MoonInn Rmgoes. 908-806-6 0 2 0
RESTAURANT - Servers,Full/Part time servers,Both am/pm shifts. Applya t The Rusty Scupperbtwn 2-4, 378 AlexanderRd. Princeton. 609-921-3 2 7 6 -RESTAURANT HELP -Full/part time. For Prep &Line Cook, Pizza man,wait staff. Experience pre-ferred. Call 609-655-9021RETAIL - Customer Ser-vice Clerk, Mail BoxesEtc., Princeton. F/time.Flex. firs, No experiencenecesary. Call 609-497-0202 or fax 609-497-4705.
RETAILSALES
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April Cornell, a uniquewomen's fc lothing &housewares- boutique hasan immediate opening fora full and part time salesassociates sat our Prince-ton location .̂ If you have alove of selling beautifulthing and are outgoing,energetic, friendly, andhave retail experienceplease stop by the store &see Mary at 51 Palmer
SINGER/GUITARIST -Wanted for new bandcomposed of exp'd per-formers. Should sing lead& harmony vocals, play rh-ihym & lead guitar, andlike Folk, Blues, Country,Rock, Traditional & BlueGrass Music. Call 908-545-2276.
SUBSCRIPTION REP/Re-ceptionist - Princeton inter-national educational firmhiring F/T position. Musthave exc. record keepingand organizational skillsas well as exceptionalcommunication/writ ingskills. Computer literacynecessary. Switchboardexperience helpful. Flex-ibility and creativity are aplus. EOE, Please sendresume with salary re-quirements to: P.O. Box5910, Princeton, NJ08543, Attn: Nancy Spiec-ker; Fax 609-452-2690.
SUBSCRIPTION SALES -Weekly newspaper groupseeks outgoing, friendly,motivated independentcontractors to sell its sub-scriptions door to door.High income potential. CallBob Nielsen at the ThePrinceton Packet 609-924-3244x163.
SWITCHBOARD OPERA-TOR - Entry level neededfor national co. located inPrinceton Forrestal Vil-lage. This energetic per-son with good communica-tion skills needs to beready to work in a fun,fast-paced atmosphere.Great opportunity for thatspecial individual. Trainingprovided. Call 609-734-7499.
TELEMARKETERS - Earn$7/hr + incentives. P/T orF7T. For immed. inteviewcall Steve Wier at 609-520-8320 ext. 516.
COMPUTER TEACHER -Needed P/t at St. Paul'sSchool. Please send re-sumes to: 218 Nassau St,Princeton NJ 08542
DENTAL ASSISTANT' -Friendly Belle Mead officelooking for full time exp.,energetic assistant. 4days, 1 evening, no Sat.$12/'r to start. Call 908-874-5100.
FRONT DESK RECEP-TIONIST - F/T. Busy Oph-thalmology practice inPrinceton is in search of ahighly motivated and ef-ficient individuals to joinour staff. 1 evening perweek and occasional Sat.AMs. Great benefits. CallDiane 609-921-9393.
HOME HEALTH AIDE -Mature, exp'd, P/T for am-bulatory stroke patient.Weekends 24 hrs. Someday care. Call Ms. Knapp,609-921-3478.
HOME HEALTH AIDES -Become a Cert HomeHealth Aide. Competitivewage. 3 wk. trainingcourse, min. fee. Back-ground check. Work foragency after training. Musthave valid driver's license,car & phone. Call GreaterMercer Health Care for aninterview. 609-924-7711.EOE.
MEDICAL ASSISTANT/Receptionist - Full timeneeded for pediatric officein Princeton. Computer,bookkeeping & medicalterminology experience re-quired. Great benefits. CallPat 609-921-3441
LUNCH HELP - PA". (12-.-1). $10/hr. Sept. thru-.June. Princeton Junior:'School. 609-924-8126. . • >•
MAILROOM ASST/MAIN- :
TENANCE - Princeton-,area firm looking; for ener-getic, hard working, reli-able person for generalmaintenance/mailroorn •and some clerical work.Hours are 1:00pm to5:30pm, M-F. exp operat- "ing photocopy machinesand some mailroom exp .helpful but not necessary.Must be able to lift at least50lbs. for off loading, pos-sess valid drier's license,reg + ins a must. Contact '.Stevens at American ListCounsel, inc. 908-874-4300.
MARKETING ASST -Some computer skills,pharmaceutical marketing .or sales experience is aplus. 20-25 hours a week,fairly flexible hours, inLambertville, perfect 1orparent wanting to re-enter,the business world. Sendresume to PO Box 100,Rosemont, NJ 08556. - - -'.
MEDICAL BILLING Seoretaty - Full or part time."Pharmacy. Call 609-599--.9371. .- .- ' ;
MEDICAL RECEPTION-."1ST - P/T Hamilton area/-Receptionist experience'smust. Duties to include? -;scheduling appointments, r-prenaring patient charts;'/lir»:t typing, must have-,pleasant phone manner.'and be able to work pleas4antly with patients.' To'-schedule an interview, fax :resume to 609-779-7787'.. • - •
^ r ^ r k ! f :ROOFING •-. Construction.Local growing co. lookingfor Apprentices for roofingand sheet metal trades,Exp. not necessary. Mustbe eager to learn, havedrivers lie & own trarisp.Good Salary 609-466-' 2 9 6 - ;SALES - Aggressive com-pany established in tech-notogies, looking for selfmotivated Sales Profl's forSales to Government Cus-tomers. Will train. Packageincludes incentive basedsalary, 401K retirement,medical & dental. Call usat 1-800-267-9131 or sendresume to: Fem-Com Inc,4 Cedar Brook Dr, Cran-bury, NJ 08512-0415. Fax609-860-0101
TEMPORARYNEERINQ INSPECTOR -t o w n ship of Princeton,temporary position respon-S j o ! e for quality assurance/inspection of site and pub-I i c improvements includingroadways., parking lob,underground utilities andassociated infrastructure,experience with surveyfield work/preparation ofengineering drawings/au-tocad ver. 12 desirable.Must possess BS Civil En-gineering Degree or equiv-alent Valid NJ Drivers Li-cense a must Send re-sume or contact Office ofAdministrator for applica-Bon. 609-924-5176. Sendto Assistant Administrator,369 Witherspoon St., Prin-ceton, NJ 08540. EOE: WF/D/V.
MEDICAL ASST - Exp'd.Busy family practice. 1eve & occasional Safs.Marcy 609-448-4353
MEDICAL RECEPTION-IST - To work in busy Dr"soffice in Princeton area.Great opportunity. TADStaffing Service, 10 Par-sonage Rd, Edison, NJ908-603-8858; Fax 908-603-9089.
MEDICAL RECEPT1ON-IST - F/T Hamilton area.Receptionist experience amust. Duties to includescheduling appointments,preparing patient charts,light typing, must havepleasant phone mannerand be able to work pleas-antly with patients. Toschedule an interview faxresume to 609-779-7787.
PART TIMESPORTS WRITER J
Send clips and a resumeto: Carl Reeder, SportsIEditor, Hopeweli Valley-News, 53 Pennington-Hopewell Rd., Pennington.NJ 08534. Must have.a^computer and modem.."
PART-TIME T ~CUSTOMER SERVICE" .
REPRESENTATIVE.^Needed to verify subscrip-,tion sales orders for week.- •ly newspaper group. Hoar-,ly rate plus incentive. 12-15 hours per week (week-days 5:30-8:30pm). Com-plete employment applica-'tion at (or send resume to)The Princeton Packet, 300Witherspoon St, Princeton;NJ 08540 or call Bob N_at-609-924-3244 ext 163.E.O.E. M/F/D/V
MEDICAL RECEPTION-IST - Phone appfs j l filing.1 eve & occasional SaPs.Marcy 609-448-4353
MEDICAL RECEPT1ON-IST - F/T days. So. Brun-swick, Fast-paced familypractice. Benefits, healthinsurance, exp. req'd. Call908-329-5668.
PHONE SCREENERS - P/T. (Day and eye). Neededto conduct patient assess-ments for Princeton-based -firm. Must be mature, prof.",'and efficient Medical ornursing background . aplus. IBM Windows or.MAC exp. required."Please call Jodie at 603--452-0101. , I
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Friday, September 6, 1996 The Franklin News-Record
- Help WantedPart Time
120 childcareWanted
Merchandise 1 so MerchandiseMart Mart
Merchandise 205 pe ts &Mart Animals
380 HousesFor Sale
F?fiCORDING FOR thefflihd & Dyslexic, Prince-t?B Studio, P/T Asst Eve/Sat supervisor. 16 hours
wk. Mon., tues., &urs 5:30 to 8:30, Wed
. to. Sat 9-noon. No flex-Bility. West Windsor Stu-6. P/T Asst. 12 hours per
flexibility in timing butust be able to work Wed.s. Both must have ex-
<£l!ent written & spokenEnglish and be preparedjb work with well educatedadult volunteers. One yeargommitrnent. Call 609-821^6534.
PETAIL COFFEE SALES?_ We seek friendly, moti-vated people who enjoyselling. P/T positions avaiiIn the W. Windsor/Prince-ton area. Flex, hours days,eves, weekends. Call JulieBucks County Coffee Co.215-741-1855Retail Upscale children'sstore. Nights & weekends.Exp. prefd. 609-951-9270.SALAD/PREP COOK -For private Princeton club.Includes meal checking.9am-2:30pm, Mon-Fri, CallSteve at 609-924-2433.SALES - Pick Quick Pa-pers, Lawrenceville store.Seeks part time person.3pm-7pm. Knowldege ofprinting, paper or graphicdesign helpful. CaSI Ellenat 689-883-5508SH3BETARY - PH. Word-Perfect, light bookkeeping& good telephone skills.Call 908-251 -4300•TELEMARKETING - Re"isort Club seeking highlyt motivated, enthusiastic in-dividual. Call 609-443-75S5; ask for Mr. Wash-ington.
12ft' Childcare, Wanted
'; A" CHARMING' "" 12 Y'O.girUg worry wart motherseeRs. caring companionfor/same. Hrs: 2:30pm to6:30pm, M-F, some Fsoff.; fAost Ts off. lighthousekeeping too. Ourtownhouse, your little oneswelcome. 609-683-7271.
NANNY/Housekeeper -Live-in. Resp., loving per-son fo care for 3 childrenMon thru Fri. Drivers lie &exc refs req'd. Days 212-422-3277 or eves 609-443-8733.OPPORTUNITY - for inde-pendent, intelligent personto manage our home &care for our boys 9 & 13,Mon thru Fri. House-keeping, shopping, laun-dry, homework, mustdrive, live out, warm familyatmosphere. Call 609-520-4011.OUR NANNY - Of 2 yrs isleaving to have a child ofher own. Princeton par-ents are looking for a lov-ing replacement. Exc.compensation. Lighthousekeeping. Drivers lie& car req'd 609-683-1992_
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CHILDCARE - AuPairCarecultural exchange. Legal,trained, experienced En-glish-speaking aupairs. Af-fordable live-in childcare,local coordinator. 800-4-AUPAIR.
BICYCLE - REI. Blue Picamountain bike for sale.Ready for back to school.New tires & brakes. Onlyfor $100. Call 609-466-5487 Iv msg.BLUE GREEN - EarlyAmerican sofa & matchingchair $150; Small whitemicrowave $40; Two cher-ry wood Kimbail Executivedesks $275 ea or $500 forboth. 908-281-7292.CAMCORDER - Full sizewith accessories, exc.cond. Paid $1000, asking$300. 609-466-2642CHILD'S BEDROOM -'Room Plus'. White, roundcomers, bunk beds, lad-der, rails, desk, dresser,chest, 2 hutches 51000.609-443-9169.COUCH & LOVE SEAT -Cream & Gold w/touchesof Blue. Exc cond. $375 or.b/o. 908-874-3950.7;OUCH & MATCHINGi-oveseat - Coco color,great cond., $450/set/ne-gotiable. Call eves 609-896-0913COUCH - Loveseat & 4 ta-bles, good cond. Boughtat Olden House, $700/BO.609-883-8293
LIFESTYLE FITNESSCTR - Gym Memberships.Two- for Family $600/both.908-274-1461.LITTLE TYKES ClimbingPlayground - 4 mos. old,orig $450 - asking $250.609-737-0127.
USED OFFICE FURNI-TURE - Bought & sold.Daytime 908-782-4221.Evenings 908-782-5057.WASHER/GAS DRYER -Stackable, Maytag, white,used 1 Vfc yrs. $500/B.O.908-874-7049
LIVING RM - New sofa & iK~ _ .loveseat $775, 2 wing l o ° Computerschairs $200, Ethan Allen 2end tables, coffee table, 2lamps $550. 609-443-9169.
MONDAY MORNING INC.- Reliable, Insured childcare for Infants and Tod-dlers. 908-253-9595 or609^799-5588
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CRAFTSMAN - 10in tablesaw, 1 HP, like new $275;Keystone Jet pump, 1/2HP, 40-60 switch, 115 volt$75; Sears Coldspot re-fridge, side by side, sepa-rate controls, 19 + cu,olive green, exc cond$125. 609-466-0644 aft 6.
LIVING RM- Oriental/con-temporary couch & Broth-er Word Processor. BestOffer. 609-443-5290LIVING ROOM New $295incl sofa, loveseat, chair,still in wrappers. New cof-fee+2 end tables, 3/$99.New $2798 Queen Annesofa+loveseat, in grade 7tapestry fabric, sacrifice$990. New $799 QueenAnne wing back chairs,$295/ea. Dual $300 StepAction Exerciser machine,$179. New $759 jumbo re-cliner, $379. New oakdinig room table w/leaf,chairs, $395. New kitchen/dining chairs, $39/ea. Newoak 4 drawer legal size fil-ing cabinet, $280. New$199 mantle clock, $99.Also model house furn,can deliver 908-281-5537
COMPAQ PRESARIO 425- 20MB, RAM, 200MB HD,SVGA Monitor, Interiorfax/modem, Overdriveready, Pre-install software.$1000/BO. 609-936-1824COMPUTER SYSTEM -New 486/66 multi-mediamachine loaded with ex-tras, 100% upgradeable,$1100. 609-896-0293.
IBM 386 - 14 inch monitor,keyboard, software, hardlyused, $SGO. 908-329-8413aft 5pm or leave messageIBM-Type PCs - Built/re-paired/upgraded. Beatsstore prices. FainsbertComputers. 908-873-2198MAC PLUS - Image WriterII, Works, dean, S/W, per-fect student starter sys-tem. $200. 609-443-6617TANDY 486 DX - 8MBRAM, 180MB HD, colormonitor, mouse, software$475/bo. 908-940-6346.
FREE - Adorable kittens,to good home. Orangetabby's, 1 long hair male,1 female. 609-397-0609.FREE KITTEN - To goodhome. Call 609-466-4173.
JUST BORN - BassetHound Puppies. Reas.Avail. 10/30. Please call609-989-7447.LAB RETRIEVERS -Pups, AKC, health guar,quality, $600. 609-443-2579, Nina, 9-5 M-F only.
CRANBURY - Heart ofhistoric village. 8 rooms +2 full bath, Colonial-stylew/white picket fence &large fenced-in yard. Mustbe seen to appreciate. Re-duced to $329,000. Callowner 609-655-8350.
EAST BRUNSWICK -Lake front, spectacularview over 4500 sq ft, cus-tom 5 bdrm home, 3/4acre wooded lot., cul-de-sac, Near Exit 9 of NJTP.$369,900. 908-249-0104.
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MONMOUTH JCT - Mon-mouth Walk. 2 bdrm, 2%baths, eat-in-kit, din nrt, livrm, fpl, path ceiling w/sky-Hghts, fin bsmnt, cedarcloset, utility rm, deck,$138,500. 908-274-0814
445 HouseFor Rent
445 HouseFor Rent
A CHILDCAREVIDER - 2-3 days/wk, inour: Belle Mead home.908-874-7908A NANNY - For 15-25 flex,hrs" per wk in my N/S W.Windsor home. Must haveown car, exc refs. 609-799-6250.AFTER SCHOOL Care - 9& 11 yr old in my Prince-ton Bora home. U house-keeping. Car & refs req'd.Mon-Fri, 2:30-6. Startimmed. 609-921-2054AFTER SCHOOL Care -For 7̂ h grade girl. M-F, 3-8pni Plainsboro. Car re-quires, smoke free. Call609-716-9222 or [email protected] CARE - After-school care for 9 & 12 yrold at our home in Mont-gomery Twp. Great job forempty nester, new mom,or other resp. person w/awarm heart & excellentdrivirig record. Call 908-28^7645.CHILD -GARE - F/T.-seek-ingfup, caring sitter for 14iriq<" old in E. Windsor.Your house or mine. FlexMon-Fri schedule needed.Refs: req'd. 609-426-0470.CHILD CARE - P/l", 3-6pnV Mon-Fri. Energetic
* individual needed to carefor 2 children, ages 2 & 5in our Princeton Jet home.Nonsmoker, driver licensenot essential. Call eves,609--897-0668.
CHILDCARE & LightHousekeeping wanted 4days per week for 2 yr old.Must speak English &have own transportation.Refs required. Call 609-771-1799.CHILDCARE - 2 schoolaged children before &after school in my EastWindsor home. Must beflexible & caring. Musthave checkable reference.609-448-5532.CHILDCARE - Hopewell,Live out, 4 days/wk., 8am-5:30pm. Must drive, haverefs., begin. Sept. 609-466-0854CHILDCARE - House-keeping F/T or P/T for 12and 9 yrs old children inour West Windsor home.Refs/good driving recordrequired. Call 609-275-0326. 'CHILDCARE - Mornings &after school wkdays. Ages11 & 7, our home. Lighthousework. 609-897-1090CHILDCARE - Personneeded to stay w/ olderchildren occas'l eves. Hill-sboro area. 908-369-0171.CHILDCARE - Seekingiive-out nanny for infant,45" tirs/wk for PrincetonTwp-family. Good pay. Ex-tensive exp. w/infants,some college educationreqU' Call 609-924-5797.CHILDCARE WANTED - 2d a ^ / k fqr adorable 1
and terrific 7 yr
L O C A L P R I V A T ESCHOOL Teacher w/daughter seeking privateliving quarters in exchangefor housesitting, petcare &light gardening. 609-896-4469SHARE A DREAM -HOST Scandinavian, Eu-ropean, South American,Asian, Russian HighSchool Exchange Stu-dents arriving NOW. Be-come a Host Family/AISE.Call 1-800-SIBLING.
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$1000^"POSSIBLE - TYP-ING. Part Time. At home.Toll free 1-800-898-9778Ext. T-5139 for listings. Dl-rectory offer.$529 WEEKLY - Mailingletters from home. Full orPart Time. No experiencenecessary. Easy! Anyhours! Call American Pub-lishers 1-617-964-8200ext. 5100 24 hour record-ing
CUSTOM LEATHER -Light grey sectionals in asnew cond. Orig $6000 ea,asking $1500 ea; GreyParchment sofa tble $200;2 Imported glass & marblecoffee tbls $250 ea. 908-874-5080.DAYBED - White, iron/brass, w/2 Ortho mat-tresses & pop-up trundle,unused in box. Cost $800,sell $325. 908-602-9605.DESIGNER BLACKGAMA- Mink, $6000 new, fullback. A steal at $1600.Size 6-8. 609-395-0305DESK - 36x72, $50;child's crib, $50; Frenchdoors, 36x80 w/stormdoor, dble paned, $500.908-359-2590 aft 6pm.DIN RM Set - Solid oakmodern large table w/leaf& 4 chairs, 2 arm chairs &buffet to match. $845.609-584-9056DIN. RM SET - Teak, Ped-estal table, 2 leaves, 4chairs & Irg buffet Exc.cond. $650. 609-737-9116
LAW ENFORCEMENTJOBS
No experience necessary.Now hiring U.S. Custom,officers, etc. For info call219-794-0010 ext. 1134.9am-11pm, 7 days.
LOSE WEIGHTMAKE MONEY
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OFFICE SPACE - With fullsupport (computers, copi-ers, phones, etc). Avail-able to a design group,marketing firm or similarwithin the Doylestown, Paoffice of a New York .head-quartered marketing con-sulting firm. We anticipateusing the services of thegroup that takes thisspace to help service ourexisting client base. Thisis an excellent opportunityfor the right group to es-tablish themselves in newoffices & increase theirrevenues. Fax Peter A.Wardle at 215-321-2272.REGAIN YOUR FINAN-CIAL FUTURE & Changeyour life. Low start-upcost. Serious, qualified in-dividuals only. $10K to$40K poss. Not multi-levelmrktg. Call 1-800-432-0018 ext. 1819
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yr #<j girl and terrific 7 yrolrj^ister (after school) inE.''Windsor honie. Refsn6c',l609-448-386f4.CHUJDCARE WANTED -P/T' in smoke-free frince-toj^home 2 days/wK. Refsreq'd. 609-279-1390.\CHILDCARE WANTRED -)n home. P/T. Caregiverfor child, exc. refs req'd.6097466-4797. _"CHICDCARE/Nanny -Live-in/out in Princetonhome. Mature, caring;rasp.- person to care for 11.yr & 6 yr old boys inschool full/half days. Mustspeak fluent English &have exc. driving record.Light cleaning & cookingreq'U-. Call Lynne 609-395-2684.HELP UP-Care for our 8yr. Old son in our Pen-rjlogton home. Mon-Fri. 3/3:30 - 6/6:30. More hourstt"interested. Salary verycorhpetitive. Please call§09;737-0645.MOUSEKEEPER - Fulltlhne live in or'out. Seekingah exc cook to do laundry$ child cafe. Must love an-jifrYate .& speak" exo En-'|felf. Must drive. 609-466-
..„ - Uve-in pos in'iSiceton for pre-schooleri netyvborn on the way.(lust be loving, creative &nejgetic. Min 1 yr exp,xc /pnglish, strong refs &I.U. teq'd. Lt housekeep-igf.g09-252--J880 Iv msg.
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ADD/ADHD - Now there isan all natural alternative toRitalinl FREE INFO. Call609-683-4330.ANTIQUE - Oak chinacloset, curved glass,45"x6\ $1295. Call 908-329-6430.AQUARIUM - 29 gallon,incls: filters, hood, light,the works. $150/B.O. Call908-329-3465.ART - Paintings, limitededition prints, fine repro-ductions, furniture. CallOwner 609-655-5500ATTN BOW HUNTERS -Tree stands for sale,heavy duty, used onlyonce. Great deal. 609-936-1166.BABY CRIB - With mat-tress. White, excellentcondition. Children's cloth-ing (sizes 3T to 6). Call609-921-0876BED - full size, new $400/BO. Wood table & chairs$200/BO, Free love seat908-940-6898BED - KING Orthopedicmattress set with tiffanybrass headboard, unusedin box, cost $1300, sacri-fice $525. 609-777-5563BED/DRESSER - Fullsize, traditional style withmattress and box spring.Dresser has 6 small draw-ers, 4 Irg drawers, andmirror. Excellent condition.Asking $450. 908-329-6532.
BEDROOM - Almond twinplatform bed, 2 smallmatching chests. Likenew. $400.609-890-7024.BEDROOM SET - 3 piec-es. Dresser, chest & book-shelf $200. Call 609-275-3626.BEDROOM SET - 4 pc,cherry, queen sz, $350/B.O; Sofabed $50. Call609-426-9063.BEDROOM SET - 6piece., maple, exc cond,twin size. $250 all/negpieces. 609-737-7179.BEDROOM SET - 6 piece.Almost new. 609-799-8622 or 908-707-2171.BEDROOM SET - Lots ofstorage, contemporarywhite w/natural woodfronis, 5 pes plus platformfor queen size mattress$400; Chair & ottoman,navy, like new $200; teakdesk $250. Call 609-497-4589 after 6pm.BELL COLLECTION -New & antique. Call 609-298-2418.BICYCLE - Man's 19" Fuji12 Speed. $150 or bestoffer. Call 609-683-8730.
DINETTE SET - Dk maple,all wood, like new w/hutch,seats up to 10 people.$500. 609-443-0884.DINING RM - Thomasville.Table, 2 leaves, tablepads. 6 chairs, lit hutch,server, $1250. 609-443-9169.DINING ROOM SET -French Provincial, table, 6chairs, china closet, goodcond. Asking $500. 609-860-0168.DINING SET - Walnut,double arch, lighted china- buffet, table, 6 canebackchairs, $975/BO. 908-246-7534- ^ -- •-DOLLHOUSE KIT & SUP-PLIES - Partially as-sembled. Orig. $300, Ask-ing $150. Call Audrey 609-426-0883ELECTRIC STOVE - GE,double oven, harvest gold,Exc. cond. Asking $150;609-655-4063ENCYCLOPEDIAS - 20volume American People'sEncyclopedia with annualupdates 1957-1996. $125b/o. Max 609-466-0761.EXERCYCLE - Health-ways System 2000, workswell, except speedometer$10; 609-895-1465.
FOR SALE - Girls bikes$35, Exercise Bike $40;Vertical blinds 95x68 -79x79, $35/ea; Electric fix-ture $20; Corelfe Chinaset $40; Bedspread, rufflesheer, full, $40; Washedpine 3 drawer end table,$125; All either new or A-1condition. 609-844-0853FREEZER - Bedroomfurn., living room, gas grill,small refrigerator, clothing,etc. 609-584-7511.
MOVING - Must sell.Riding mower, Honda har-mony 1011 w/bagger, 1 yrOld. $1200. 908-722-8454.MOVING MUST Sell -Kenmore Fridge 26 cu ft$500; GE extra Ig capacitywasher $150; GE dryer$100; 13x14 wool rug$1600; neutral love seat$400. 908-281-7790.MOVING SALE - Amana25 refrigerator, GE wshr/dryn Sear table saw; RCAcabinet TV; Cedar table;Weight equipment; so-loflex; 5 Luber doors; 18'chandelier; fpl tools; 39inblinds; platform & ThisEnd Up beds; Emerson8100 A/C; Tiffany lamps h a d e s ; W a l n u thopechest, kit & coffeetable; Bike rack; 33 fiatdrawer file cabinets. 609-683-5080 or, 609-397-7690.MOVING SALE - -Finefurn, liv/din rm, kit set,conv sofa, tables, lamps,etc. 609-655-1406.MOVING SALE - GlassDin rm table $250; Sofa-bed/sleeper $300; Blacklacquer wall unit (3 pc)$100; 609-452-1375MOVING SALE - Kit set,oak table w/tile inlay, 1leaf, 4 chairs & buffet.$600 or b/o. 908-359-8071.MOVING SALE - Living,dining, bedroom sets- 1 yrold; house & lawn fum;Must sell 908-438-0955.MOVING SALE - NewWicker Patio Furn; Weightbench & weights; StereoEquip; TV; Sofa; Love-seat End table; Smoker;Olin IV Skis & misc. Call908-545-3346MOVING SALE - Outdoor& indoor furn, appls, gar-den, tools, linens, otheritems. 609-921-3122.MOVING SALE - Pooltable $700 & Riding lawnmower $500. 609-936-7210MOVING SALE - Pooltable, $1450; Baby Crib &Changing table $200; Tri-rnax Exercise machine$600. 609-737-3490MOVING SALE - Sat 8/24,9-1. 36 Pennlyle Rd.Piano, din rm, dinette, bed(king/single), desk, book-self, exercise equip &misc. items. 609-936-1180
MOVING SALE - WOO-DARD WROUGHT - Ironpatio set; white table &chairs w/ umbrella; Frigl-dare freezer chest; earlyAmerican Andirons w/poker chests of drawers;unused skylight; otherItems. 609-921-3122.NEAR NEW - APT SIZERefrig - Almond, $200; cartop cargo box 8.5 cu ft, 3mos. old, $50; NordicTrack Sequoia model. Itworks, I don't! Exc cond,$350; Call 908-398-0441.
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POODLES - Toy, AKC, 8wks old, 1 mate & 1 fe-male, red. Shots &wormed. $500/ea. 609-771-0372ST. BERNARD - Lovinghome wanted for a 2 yrold spayed female. "Rhon-da" has a wonderful tem-perament and would lovea family. A fenced yard ismusL Call for detail 609-466-4494.
STAFFORDSHIRE TER-RIER - Very friendly, 1 yrold; Black & white female.609-737-2187 or 609-844-7092THE PRINCETON DOGTraining Club - will bestarting classes soon.Puppy kindergarten, be-ginning obedience throughutility and breed handling.For more info call 609-896-1311.
WEDGEWOOD CHINA 215 Lost & FoundWanted - Oven to table LOSI a roundF O U N D - Male cat, de-
c|awed_ wWte ^ £ | a c k /g r a y s t r ' P e d patches.Hanging around vicinityFranklin Park manyweeks. 908-821-5638
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47 USED PIANOSFROM $350
UPRIGHTS, GRANDSSPINETS
MOST BRANDS1-800-453-1001
BABY GRAND PIANO -1926 Chickering. Newkeyboard action. A collec-tor's item. $3750/BO. 609-921-2583BALDWIN ELECTRICOrgan- 2 Manual, blacklacquer w/bench. Likenew. Call anytime 609-890-9378.DRUM SET - 7 pc TamaSuperstar. Power toms &matching 8" wood smare,everything but cymbals.$900. Great cond. 609-586-2618. ,PIANO - Kawai, CE-11,black lacquer, exc. cond. 5yrs old. Best Offer. CallEllen 908-359-4939
1930's wllnu?buriIfifOT Call Rr»
PIANO - Spinet, Walnutfinish. Exc. cond., $600/BO. Call Dave Harris 609-655-4040PIANO - Yamaha UprightModel U1. Ebony finish,Like new. $4200 or b/o.609-921-8281 eve/wkend.PIANO FOR SALE to
FOUND RING - In Prince-ton near Woodrow WilsonFountain. 908-940-9078.LOST BLACK Female Cat- w/ deformed ear. Maybewearing white flea collar. Iffound call 609-799-7354
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PRAYER TO THEBLESSED VIRGIN -(Never known to Fail) - Ohmost beautiful flower ofML Carmel, fruitful vinesplendor Of Heaven,Blessed Mother of the sonof God, Immaculate Virgin,assist me in my necessity.Oh, Star of the Sea helpme and show me, herinyou are my mother. Ohholy Maty, Mother of God,Queen of Heaven andEarth! I humbly beseechyou from the bottom of myheart to succor me in thisnecessity (make request).There are none that canwithstand your power. Oh,show me herin you are mymother. Of Mary, con-ceived without sin, pray forus who have recourse tothee (three times). HolyMary, I place this prayer inyour hands (three times).
« | p ygood shape. $975. Ask for ?hanks R M f_Dorothy 609-279-6021 • • nKSp " •M ' '~PIANO UPRIGHT^Yamae,265ha with bench. Exc cond,mahogany, $2000. 908- '821-6723 anytime
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EAST WINDSOR - Bestvalue in area Lovely 3bdrm, Z>A baths, hard-wood fire, cathedral ceil-ings, frpl, cozy fencedyard , pr ivacy. Exc.schools, great location.$136,000,609-448-4331
EAST WINDSOR - Lovely,contemporary 4 bdrm co-lonial; 2V£ bath; handsomeoak doors & trim; eat-inceramic kitchen; cozy fam-ily room w/fireplace; re-cessed lights; finishedbasement; 2 car garage;new central air; prof, land-scaped w/walkway lights;lots of extras; convenientlocation. No Realtors.Competitively priced at$194,900. 609-448-7605
HOPEWELL TWP - 8room house on 2 acres ofland. Needs work. Days609-466-3354, after 6pm-609-466-2514.JAMESBURG - ForsgateDr. 3 bdrm, newly reno-vated, 116 bath, new w/wcarpet & paint throughout,oversized lot. Immed. oc-cupancy. $110,000. 609-371-2723
LAWRENCEVILLE - Ex-panded Cape. Quietclosed end st Mother/daughter. Maint. free, ex-terior, 2 full baths, fin'dbsmnt, Ig fenced yard, allconv. $149,900. 609-882-7509.NEWTOWN BORO -Unique contemporary. His-toric district 3/4 bdrms,2\h bath, frpl, gas heatcent air, new carpet/paint.2300 SF of elegance.$215K. 215-860-9738NORTH LAWRENCE —-4bdrms, 2V£ bath, hdwdfirs, fin'd bsmt, ¥* acre, inquiet, mature neighbor-hood. Must sell - asking$249,000. 609-896-2339.
PRINCETON BORO -Beautiful 4 bdrm, 214 bathhouse in the heart of theBoro. Close to Univ. &Shopping Ctr, split Ivl,hrdwd firs, many up-grades, Irg fenced front &backyard. Immed. occpy.$229,000. By owner. 609-921-9326PT. PLEASANT - BayHead Shores, Waterfront.4 bdrm, 3 bath, Wil-liamsburg Colonial. 2 cargar., frpl, pool, 200 ft ofbulkhead, bay & beachminutes away, $429,000.Adjacent waterfront build-ing lot avail., 13,000 sq ft,$215,000. 908-892-7814SOUTH BRUNSWICK - 4bdrm, 2V6 bath, new(paint, 2 car gar., roof, car-pet). By owner, $219,000.D 609-448-1216 aft 5 calli-908-297-3754, ••
PLAINSBORO - 2 bdrmHampshire twnhse. Ownertransferred. "Lets make adeal" $122,900: Pleasecall 609-799-7453PLAINSBORO - Aspencondo in exc. cond. Newlypainted & carpeted, 1st firend unit w/garden view,pool/tennis, 2 bdrm, 2 fullbaths, cent, air, all appls.$69,950. Call 609-924-2484, 921-2121 eves/wk-ends.PLAINSBORO - Beautiful2 bdrm, 2 bath, R.C.E.Condo/Exc cond NewportModel. Incl appls, pool,tennis, neutral decor.Priced to sell by owner$78,500. Call for appt 609-799-7184.PLAINSBORO - By owner,on golf course. Hampshiretownhome. 2 masterbdrms, ZVz bath, fin'd loft,Call 609-275-6501.PRINCETON - CanalPointe- Belvedere, 1st fir,2 bdrm, 2 baths, new a/c,fpl, all appls, pool, tennis.$90,000 firm. 609-520-0968. .PRINCETON - ColonnadePointe, best location, 2bdrm, 2 bath, eat in kit, allappls, fpl, balcony, availOct. $117,900. D 718-361-6117; 609-243-9784
HAMILTON - Exc. cond.Close to Mercer Cty Col-lege & W. Windsor & NYtrain. 3 bdrm, V/2 baths,liv rm, formal din rm, eat-inkit, family rm, cent air, 2car att'd garage, $1500/mo. Avail. 10/1. Pets OK.Call 215-428-1192.LAMBERTVILLE - 1+bdrm, country cottage on1 acre, near town, sunrm,loft w/skylights, avail 9/1.$105O+utils. 609-397-4375or 908-704-3907
LAMBERTVILLE - Smallcottage on sheep farm. 1bdrm, kitchen plus liv rm.$850/mo. plus utils. 609-397-0947.LAWRENCE WOODS - 4bedrooms, ZVz bath,Jacuzzi, sunken liv rm., dinrm., family rm w/frplc, kit.w/ sunny breakfast rm,cent air, wshr/dryr, fin'dbsmnt, 2 car gar., fencedyard, heated in-groundpool w/ pool & lawn main-tenance. Avail. 10/1.$2600/mo. + utils. Call703-461-9448 or 609-883-6336NORTHERN BURLING-TON Cty - Soon to becompleted, historic 1740country hse. 4 bdrm, par-lors, 2 bath, kit, fpl's, verypvt, w/equestrian/hikingtrail's. Refs req'd. $1400.609-298-5346.PENNINGTON - 3 bdrmranch, 2 baths, liv rm w/fpi, din mn, eat-in kit., a/c,full bsmt, atfd garage,$1350/mo. Short termlease avail, immed. PeteOK. 215-428-1192.
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ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS -Parking lots & repairs.S t o n e d r i v e w a y s ,
100 YR BRASS BED - concrete- new & repairs.$1200 firm. Large dining .908-940-3019
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100 YR BRASS BED - srves. Exp'd prof I. Call$1200 firm. Large dining anytime 609-448-6085tble, mirrored top, $100. r ' '908-329-3506. 275 Home RepairsTWO SMALL - Marinepaintings. 1800 century, in D. TRAMONTANA HomeNapoleon II! frames. Improvements - Complete
WEST WINDSOREXCEPTIONAL HOME!
5 bdrm Colonial, .95 acrelot, gorgeous location, 2fpi's, Ige deck, gazebo, in-ground pool. Great sum-mer fun! Must see!$297,500. Century 21 OurTown Realty, Realtor -908-828-3700.
PRINCETON - Montgom-ery Woods. Deluxe Ig 2bdrm, 2VS bath, gar., fpl,loft, all appls, great loc.$134,900. 609-520-9798PRINCETON AREA -Whispering Woods. 3bdrm, 2V£ bath twnhse,frpl, deck, pool/tennis,quiet ct, exc. cond. D 609-921-7351; E 908-329-6S73PRINCETON TWP -$113,000. Sunny andbright end unit prem. lotprof decorated, 2 bdrm,V/z baths, fpl in liv rm,cent a/c, 5 yrs. old, exccond., appls, storageshed. Call 609-921-2705.PRINCETON WALK - Lux-ury town home loaded w/extras. 2 bdrm, 2i/£ bathsbasement secluded set-ting. 609-730-9483.SO. BRUNS. - Nassau Sq.Twnhse, unit 123. 2Vz firsincl fin'd loft, 2 bdrm, 2V£bath, cent air, etc. Sale byowner at $122,000; Callfor appt 908-940-1394.SO. BRUNSWICK - Spa-cious 1 bdrm condo, walk-in closets, a/c, wshr/dryr,$66,900. 908-274-0680
405 ResortPropertiesFor Sale
MONTANA - VacationLodge. Gateway to Yel-lowstone. Fish, Hunt, Ski,Snowmobile. 406-646-9723
415 Office/CprnmercialFor Sale
$3000. 609-921-0962.
180 G a r a g eSales
interior restoration. Freeestimates. 609-882-4812HIRE CREATIVE Wood-craft Inc. - To do the 1001odd jobs no else wants.B t h / b t
385 Townhouses& CondosFor Sale
BORDENTOWN- Assurri-
LAMBERTVILLE - Invest-ment opportunity. ChurchSt. near Union. 2 com-mercial properties. Asking$425,000 & $250,000.qualified parties only. 215-862-9262.
425 Real EstateWanted
POOL - above ground,complete, new, $395. Anti-que col. bed $100, comp.desk $50. 609-683-1230
CRANBURY - Annual yard Bathrooms/ basements re-sale to benefit needy ani- modeled. All carpentry/trimmals. Sept. 7 & 8, 8-4pm, work. Rotted wood/termiteRain or shine. 16 Cran- repair. Refs. 609-586-bury Neck Rd., 2130MOVING SALE - Sat. T^TSept 7th, 9am-3pm. 3 ^ B U
Grenloch Dr. Titusville.Pajnting&Paperhanging
FULL ITAL Provincial dinrm set, 2 French chairs,kitchen set, coffee tble, allexc cond. 609-395-8849.FURNITURE - PA Housesofa $100; 62x75 enter-tainment center $350- exc.cond. 609-716-0527.FURNITURE - Reclinerchair, double mattress w/spring & frame, small dropleaf table w/ 2 chairs & 2brass lamps. $150 for ev-erything. Call Kay, 609-520-0333, ext 207, Iv msg
GIRLS BEDROOM SET -Full set $400; Formica din-ing table, 6 chairs, exc.cond. $300. 609-799-2278GLASS PATIO Doors - 36in x 80 in, double glazing,$50/BO. 609-921-6585GMC VAN '88 - $2000 orb/o; Zenith 48" TV $800;Sony 8mm video cam-corder $200; Magic Chefstove $200; Kenmore gasdryr $200; Living roomfurniture $300; Jenn Airrefrig,' freezer $200. 609-397-8331.GYM MEMBERSHIPS -Two Lifestyle Gym Mem-berships avail. Moving,must sell. Make a deal.Please call 609-799-2433
ITEMS FOR SALE-Tho-mas organ, 2 keyboards &rhythm $400; Zerox CopierModel 660, $125; 11' Sat-telite System $200; Sofa,Chair, 3 tables $150; Bed-room dresser w/2 mirrors$50; Boys 10 spd bike$15;908-359-7128JEEP GRAND CHERO-KEE '88 - 125K mi, exccond, $7000. 609-497-0725.
KENMORE WASHER/DRYER - Extra largecapacity, great cond,$350/BO. 908-274-1455KENMORE Wshr/dryr -$200 ea, $350/both or b/o.Pine Hutch $75, Blk love-seat $65. 609-924-9062KITCHEN ISLAND - OakButcher block with cabinetbase, $500. 609-219-9258.LAWN BOY - 1996 Selfpropelled mower $250;1995 Ryobi trimmer/weedwhacker $100; New orthrospreader $35. All mintcond. Call 609-219-9258.
QUEEN SIZED - Brownsleeper sofa, end table,-lamps, coffee table. $250for set Eves. 609-520-1752. 'REFRIGERATOR - Elitemodel, Frigidaire, white,good cond., $250/OBO.908-940-1485RIDING MOWER- 11 hp,38 in w/bagger, like new,new parts, $600/BO. 908-329-8983SOFABED - Peach &white cotton stripped, L-shaped, 2 pes, sealy mat-tress. Almost new, mustsell. $1800 new, asking$700/BO. 609-896-8184for appt.SOLOFLEX - Complete w/leg extension & butterflyattachment. Hardley used,$400. Dave 908-429-1109or 359-0337 eveningsSOLOFLEX ROCKET - 1year old. Ltd use, in excel-lent cond. $500. Beeper-908-883-0415.SOMMA PLATFORMWATERBED - For sale.King size, mint cond., graycolor. $180. 609-371-0618THIS END UP - Entirebdrm set, exc cond.$1500; Sofa & love seat$200, CallMon-Thursaft5609-844-0223.
PENNINGTON - Moving/ .estate sale. Sat 8/24, 8- BILL'S PAINTING INC. -12pm. Furn., jewelry, Exterior/interior & wallpa-books, housewares. 172 pering. Residential Spe-Pennington-Harbourton cialist. Reasonable rates.Rd, off Rt 31 across from Very neat, clean work.West Franklin St. Free estimates. Call 609-PLAINSBORO - HUGE, 497-9299 or 908-287-1491HUGE Garage Sale. Sat. MIKE'S PAINTING -9/7, 9am-3pm 513 Plains- interior & Exterior. Wallpa-boro Rd. 100 s of items. p e r . Free estimates. 908-All must go. Donations ac- 422-8242cepted. Will pick up Irg ; :—items. Call 609-275^119 PAPERHANGING - Insti-after 6pm, or 609-771- tute certified. Free esti-9080 during the day for mates. Fully Insured. Callfurther details. Plainsboro Barbara.908-297-5822Democratic Club. "LOVE'S 2 PAINT &.•me c i * « „ • . ! „ * , . PAPER" "Perfection is our185 Flea Markets business" Call J. Love for
& Rummage freeesti.800-LUV-2PNT.
Sales 300 Roofing &GRIGGSTOWN'S AN-NUAL Flea Market & Bake .Sale - Sat, Sept 7, 9-3. ROOFING - 20 years exp.Tables $15, spaces $10. Free estimate. ExcellentReserv's 908-359-7854 reference. Fully insured.NESHANIC FLEA MAR- 609-371-9516KET & Snack Bar open •every Sun.. Neshanic Sta- ^Uo MOVinQ &tion, NJ. 908-369-3660. Hailllng
twnhse, fpl, & many otherextras. $97,000. 609-291-1897.EAST WINDSOR - (TwinRivers) 3 story townhome.2 bdrm, 1%bath, full fin'dbsmnt, back yard, deck,express bus to NYC. Re-duced. 609-443-3442.EAST WINDSOR - Wind-sor Mill 2 bdrm, 2 bath, a/c, & gas, pool/tennis club.$63,000. 609-799-0911HAMILTON - Abbott Com-mons, Garfield Model. 3bdrms, 2% bath, familyrm, cent air, new carpet,dshwshr, hot water heaterand washer. Incl. al! appls,window treatments, alum,siding, security stormdoor, deck, communitypool. By owner $115,000.609-585-7998
HIGHTSTOWN - Wyck-offs Mill, 2 bdrm, 2 bath,CAC, all appls, 2 miles toNJ Tpk #8. Assumable6.8% mortgage. Avail. 11/1. $72,900. 215-493-3340after 6:30pm.LAWRENCE SQ VILLAGE- Just reduced to $75,999.2 bdrm, 2 bath, liv rm, dinrm, laundry, eat-in kit.Penthouse. Must see! Callowner, Barbara @ 800-669-8612 ext 4683.LAWRENCE SQ Village -2bdrm, 2 bath penthouse.All appls, blinds, w/w car-pet, a/c, Idry, pool/tennis.$74,900. 201-887-3879
HOPEWELL - Housewanted to buy in BrandonFarms. 4 bdrms, den, cel-lar. 609-585-7998.
430 Land For SaleMONTGOMERY - 3 Igwooded lots. 11 acre to 16acre lot. Prices are$210,000-$250,000. CallNorma at 908-874-7564.or beeper 908-712-4941.MONTGOMERY - Prince-ton address. 4 acre mag-nificent lot, Estate area,woods, stream. Ready tobuild-Septic system in-stalled. Priced to sell. Call805-962-4011.PRINCETON - MemorialPark. Double depth lawncrypt. Very reasonable.609-882-3402.WEST AMWELL TWP - 52acres for development orestate most prelim. Ap-provals. Goods views. Ex-cellent farmland. Princi-pals. 407-869-7836.
PENNINGTON BORO -Lovely 4 bdrm, 2 bath, at-tached Victorian house,close to downtown historicPennington. Wrap-aroundporch, off-street parking,$1350/mo. + utils. Call609-737-2800, or 609-737-9567 eves/wkends.PRINCETON - 3 bdrm,1 % bath, eat-in kit, Igdeck, liv.rm & din rm, centair, oftetreet prkg, Little-brook Scfictel, V/z blocksto NYC bus. No Pets.Avail. 9/1. 1 yr lease.$1750/mo + utils & secy609-924-1843.PRINCETON - 3 bdrm, livrm, eat-in kit, fin'd bsmnt,enclosed porch, garage, Igbackyard. $1300/mo +utils. Avail. 9/1. 609-799-4760 weekends, 212-532-2050 weekdays.PRINCETON - 3 bdrms, 1bath, parking, yard, quietAvail. Sept. 1, $1360/mo +uf Is. 609-924-5185.PRINCETON - House torent. Center of town. Avail.9/15. $1500/mo. 908-821-7073PRINCETON BORO - Allnew kit, bath & heat, 3bdrm, hardwood firs,appl's, near University,schools, shopping, $1500/
utils, no pets, avail Sept15, 1996. 609-921-2125PRINCETON BORO - Du-plex. 3 bdrms, 1 bath,large liv rm & din rm, 1 cargarage. $1450/mo. Avail.9/1. Days 609-924-5305,or eves 609-890-7945.
PRINCETON JCT - 3bdrm, 1 bath, Ig woodedbackyard. $1050/mo. +ulirs. TCaTI aftsr 6pm 90S-821-8794. 'PRINCETON JCT - Reno-vated farmhouse on 4acres near station. 3bdrm, 1V6 bath eat inkitchen, sun rm, all appls,long term lease avail. Petsconsidered. 609-936-0643or 860-536-5897PRINCETON/HOPEWELL- Small house in rural set-ting btwn Princeton/Hopewell, 12 min fromNassau St 2 bdrm, smallstudy, 1 bath, deck, gar.,wshr/dryr. Avail. Sept.$1250 + utils. 212-496-7142.WEST WINDSOR - Lovelysplit level, renovated, 4bdrm, 2 baths, new roof, 2car gar, near station, avail9/1, $1350+uti|s, longlease. 609-936-1180
WEST WINDSOR - Lovely-split level, renovated, 4bdrm, 2 baths, new roof, 2car gar, near station, avail9/1, $1350+uti!s, longlease. 609-936-1180
450 Townhouses& CondosFor Rent
BORDENTOWN - Whyrent when you can own"forthe same amount-ofmoney. Assumable mort-gage, $3500 down. 2bdrm, V/2 bath twnhsa^;fpl, & many other extras-Only $1100/mo. 609-291-1897. . , ; , ;
E. WINDSOR - 1 bdrmrnewly remodeled, new a/c. .heat & hot water, pool"ind'd. 9/1. 908-826-6065%,
EAST WINDSOR -.-?- 'bdrm, 2 bath twnhse. 'Avail. 9/1. $900/mo. Days609-275-0012, eves 609-799-1365. -'.' ••••';
EAST WINDSOR - 2nd. fir-1 bdrm, 1 bath, w/w car-,pet, cent air incl. all utilfc •but elect $700/mo. Avail-.10/1.609-448-9532. - - , . i -
EAST WINDSOR - Beauti-,Iful 2 bdrm, 2 bath, ericLunit, 3rd fir, cathedral cejl^ving, dramatic fpl, wshr/.:dryr, refrigerator, gas.;stove, walk-in closet, largemaster bdrm, balcony,borders woods, pool ~&tennis crts in complex.Conveniently located :-toPrinceton Jet Train, NJTurnpike, shopping. No -pets. $950 +utlls. Call 609r921-0209 during day, 215?297-0074 in evenings. .-""". •
EAST WINDSOR - Wind-sor Mill, Amhurst Model.Nice 2 bdrm, 2 bath, 1st .fir, frpl, idry, pool. $940/-mo. 609-448-5765. " •''
EAST WINDSOR - Wirtd-sor Mill Condo. 2 bdrm, 2bath, w/w carpet, cent, air,tennis/pool. Near NY train'& bus. No pets. $830/mo;, -+ utils. Call 609-448-5581. •
FRANKLIN PARK - Sockety Hill townhouse. -2bdrm, 2% bath. $1000 mo+ utjls. 908-231 -9225. 7
FRANKLIN PK - Twnhse.,2 bdrm, 2% baths, fpl, priv ;lot, alarm, avail immed,'$1150. 609-939-4200 or"908-329-8750 .; ;
HIGHTSTOWN - Immacg;bdrm, 2 baths, 1st fir, fpl,-patio, all appls, laundry rmin unit, pool, tennis, nopets. Avail. Oct. 1. $9S0 :
mo. 609-443-8109. ' ;
HIGHTSTOWN - Wyck-offs Mill. Well maintained2nd fir, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, fullsz appls, Ig closets, vault-ed ceilings; fpl, pool & ten-nis. Conven. to NJ Tpk &trains. $950/mo + utils.Avail. 10/1. 609-259-1442
HIGHTSTOWN - Wyck-offs Mill, 2 bdrm, 2 bath,central air, fpl, new w/w,-wshr/dryr, refrigerator,cath. ceiling, verticalblinds, pool & tennis.:;Owner pays condo fee.Avaitr9«5.6S
HOPEWELL BORO -Twnhse. 2 bdrm, Vfc bath,hardwood firs, brick ter-race, carpeted bsmnt, centair, spacious garage$1200/mo + utils. 609-737-7910.
LAMBERTVILLE - 3 bdrm, •'•2V£ bath townhome, frpl,cent air, pvt prkg, $1150/*mo + utils. 609-586-1054 '
LAMBERTVILLE - Great-location in center of city.Totally restored presti-gious Victorian Mansion.This spacious 1200SF fea-tures 2 bdrm ea w/pvtbaths, formal din & liv rm,porch, bsmnt, off-st-pkg.Condo avail. 9/1. $1100mo + utils. Call 609-751-8733, wkdays: 8pm-9p'mweekends: 10am-11am.
445 HouseFor Rent
EAST WINDSOR- Duplex.Large 2 bdrms, 2.5 baths,frpl, garage, all appls,pool/tennis, many up-grades. $990/mo. Avail.10/15.609-987-1434EWING - Turn of the cen-tury home overlooking theDelaware River. 3/4 bdrm,Ig liv rm, formal din rm,brand new gourmet kit,hardwood fir, sun parlor,full attic, fin'd bsmnt, 2 cardetached garage, flag-stone patio on 1 acre.$1575/mo + utils. Avail.11/1.609-882-5485.
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THIS END UP - Sofa andchild's bed, $150 each;Nordictrak, $250 firm. 603-924-1003 lv msg.TRADE WANTED - E-Force Exercise bike cost$190, selling $120 in ex-change for exercise bikeor treadmill. Call 908-723-3827.TREE SALE - Delivered,professionally planted.Norway Spruce, 8-10" $85;10-12' $110; ColoradoBlue Spruce, 6-8' $65;Serbian Spruce, 6-7" $60;Canadian Hemlock 6-7*$55; Douglas Fir, 7-8' $60;White Pine, 6-8' $55 also8-10' $75. Add an extra$30 per tree if your wantour staff to plant yourtrees. Our trees are fresh-ly dug & full. Must take 10or more for these prices.717-676-0446.
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• stores, etc. Also hauling,ABYSSINIAN KITTENS - demo l i t i on , gut tersCFA-ACSA Register cat- cleaned, dumpster rental,tery. $500. Home raised. We are the cheapest! 609-Loving dispositions. Call 921-1323Chris 908-781-5227 KELEMEN MOVING -ADOPT A Cocker - 7 yrs PM00350. Apartments,old buff female. OK with homes and offices. Lowother dogs & cats. Very rates. All size jobs. 25sweet & quiet. Soon - 2 Bear Brook Rd, W. Wind-black sisters (5 yrs old). s o r N J Call 609-520-609-799-0053. 3414AKC GERMAN SHEP-HERD PUPS: Charlotte{CH-and Grand CH blood-lines US and Canada,OFA) and Pascha (US Di-saster Response Team,world-renowned rescuedog-see his picture MarchReader's Digest-SchH III,V, Koridasse I, FH, all-German bloodlines, OFAExc) present eight distin-guished, well-socialized,black-and-tan puppies.Princeton. $1200. 509-683-8110 Afternoons.CAT - Very Affectionate,15 yrs old, declawed, neu-tered, all shots. Moving/can't take. 609-448-5765.
T W O T W I N MAT-TRESSES - Super firm,never used. Call 609-291-9474.
CFA KITTENS - Andadults. NatT champ, line,$300 and up. 215-766-7828.
MOVING EXPERTS -Antique & Piano Special-ist Princeton Van Service.PM 00712. Call for free jquote 609-497-9600.
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LAWRENCE - 1 bdrmcond for rent. A/c, pool,tennis, no pets. $600 mo.Call 609-443-3126 Iv msg.LAWRENCE - Society HillOff Cold Soil Rd. Large 2bd.rm, 2 V. bath town-house, comer premiumwooded location, 2 floors,fireplace, wshr/dryr, a/c,parpels, dshwsiir. Avail,immed. No pets. $1095.Mr Perry 609-520-8200.LAWRENCE SQ VILLAGE- 2 bdrm, 2 bath condo, allappls, pool/tennis. $850/mo- Avail. Oct. 1. 609-799-5038.LAWRENCEVILLE - 1bdrm, 1 bath, upgrades.$680/mo + utils. Avail. 10/1. 609-394-8046.
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LAWRENCEVILLE - 3bdrms, 21/fe baths, cent air/heat, fully carpeted, wshr/dryr incl'd. $1090/mo.Near QB Mall. Call 201-358-2828.
LAWRENCEVILLE - Largecondo for rent, 2 bdrm &bath, laundry rm, office/loft, garage. 609-275-9052.
LAWRENCEVILLE - Man-ors, 3 bdrm, 2Vi bathtwnhse. End unit. Fpl, ga-rage, deck, wshr/dryr, c/air, tennis/pool. Absolutelyno pets. Avail. 10/1.$1550/mo. 609-896-8197
LAWRENCEVILLE - Soci-ety Hill. 2 bdrm, 1 Vz bath,2 Ivl, w/w, wshr/dryr, dish-wshr, landscaped view.$900 +uti!s. D-212-641-7218, E-914-591-3226.
LAWRENCEVILLE - "TheVillage", 3 bdrms, 2 bathtwnhse. All appls, wshf/dryr, pool. $1125/mo. Qa1
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LAWRENCEVILLE MAN-ORS - 2 bdrm, 2 bath, lux-ury Twnhse; Garage,deck, frpl, cath. ceilings &more. Short term avail.$1400/mo. Avail. 9/15.609-466-0888.NEW HOPE: - Sunny 3bdrm, 2.5 bath townhouse,w/d, conv. to town. 25 min.commute to Princeton,pool & tennis. $i2Q0/mo.+ utils. Avail. 9/15, refsreq'd. Call 215-862-5569NEWTOWN, PA. - New-town Park Plaza. 1 bdrmcondo, ground fir. Refrig,dshwshr, wshr/dryr, patiodoor, etc. $360/mo.+elect,no pets, avail now. 215-598-7804NO. BRUNSWICK - Gov̂ sPt. 3 bdrm, 2V4 baths,avail 10/1, $1300 utils.908-422-8069 aft 6:30pmPLAINSBORO - 1 bdrm,Ravens Crest condo, allappls, ceiling fans, w/wcarpet, all window treat-ments, avail 10/1. $725/mo.+Utils. 609-396-5803.
PLAINSBORO - 2 bdrm, 2bath ground fir condo inAspen. Immac. condfAvail. 10/4 for 6 mo lease.$850/mo + utils. 609-936-6356.PLAINSBORO - Aspencondo In exo. cond. Newlypainted & carpeted, 1st firend unit w/garden view,pool/tennis, 2 bdrm, 2 fullbaths, cent, air, all applsincl. $950/mo. Call 609-924-2484 or 921-2121eves/wkends.PLAINSBORO - Fum'd &contemp., priv. 4 irg rms.All appls & ammenities.$835 nego. 908-390-0679PLAINSBORO - Hamp-shire Townhome. 2 bdrm,2.W bath, 3rd fir, fin'd loft,pvt patio, fpl, cent air, allappls, pool, tennis. AvailOct. 1. $1200 mo. 215-493-8011.
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PLAINSBORO - RavensCrest, 2 bdrms, 2 baths,all appis, 2nd fir, balcony,storage. Pool/tennis. $840.609-683-1267.
PLAINSBORO - Tamarron2 bdrm, 2 bath condo.Tennis/pool. $840/mo.Avail. 9/1. 609-443-6915
PLAINSBORO - RavensCrest 2 bdrm, 2 bath, 3rdfir. Avail. Sept 1. Call 908-928-5161 Iv msg.PLAINSBORO - RavensCrest. 1'brny 1 bath, 3rdfir, all appls, $705/mo.Avail. 10/1.908-928-5615PLAINSBORO - RavensCrest Condo. 1st fir., 1bdrm,1 appls. $725 mo.Message 609-384-5992.PLAINSBORO - Raven'sCrest 2 bdrm, 2 bath,$840/mo, avail 9/15. 908-755-5282 or 908-873-0150PLAINSBORO - RavensCrest 2 bdrm, 2 bath, w/wcarpeting, wshr/dryr on 3rdfir. Asking $850. Call 908-92S- 5161 Iv msg.PLAINSBORO - Raven'sCrest East. 2 bdrm, 2bath, 2nd fir, pool, tennis,no pets, $9Q0/mo+utils,exc cond. 609-275-8759
PLAINSBORO -.Tamarr-ron. New 2 bdrm, 2 bath,1st fir, end unit. A/C, allappls. No pets. Pool/ten-nis. §875. 609-737-7232
PRINCETON - 3 bdrm,ZVz bath twnhse. S1500mo. 609-497-1412 lvmsg.
PRINCETON - ColonnadePt 3rd fir, 2 bdrm, 2 bath,fpt, balcony, pool, appli-ances, immaculate condi-tion. Available mid Sep-tember. $1300 per month.No pets. Call 609-895-9650.
PRINCETON - ColonnadeRe. Belvedere. 2 bdrm, 2baths, 2nd fir, exc cond.$11007mo. Avail. Oct 8.Please call 609-897-9557.
PRINCETON - CanalPointe. 2 bdrm, 1 bath, 3rdfir., overlooks canal. CallRegina, 609-452-8952after 6pm.
PRINCETON - Meadows.1 bdrm, liv rm, din, w/w,cent air, pool, tennis. $650per mo for 1 yr & $620 for2 yrs. Refs. 908-499-7928.
PRINCETON - CanalPointe. 2nd fir, Cloister. 2bdrm, 2 baths, frpl, wshr/dryr. Prime location.$1250. Avail 9/1. 609-282-1042 or 609-924-8726.
PRINCETON - Canal Ptcondo. 2 bdrm, 2 baths,1st fir, Belvidere model,fpl, pool, tennis, train, avail9/16. 908-603-5745 or609-860-8029
PRINCETON - Montgom-ery Woods. Spotless 2bdrm, 2V£ bath twnhsen-Tpl, gar & loft, smoke free,no pets. Offers hiking trail,tot lot & tennis. $1400/mo,avail 9/30. 908-422-2272PRINCETON AREA-Spa-cious 2/3 bdrm condo, 2bath, fpl, a/c, all appls,pool & tennis. $1100/mo.Must see! 609-897-7875
AUTOMARKET335 Autos Wanted 340 Autos For Sale 340 Autos For Sale 340 Autos For Sale 340 Autos For Sale 340 Autos For Sale 345 MotorcyclesAAAA - Junk & runningcars & trucks. Cash paid.We pay the most 7 day,24 hr serv. 609-758-8850
CHEVY CELEBRITY '89 -49K mi., runs well, a/c,new cd. $3500 or b/o.609-730-1722.
ALL AUTOS WANTED -S50 bonus. Top cash foryour car or truck with thisad. 800-235-0748.DIAMOND AUTO BuysCars - Vans, trucks & mo-torcycles. Free towing forjunk removal. Cash paidon the spot. 609-396-7727
340 Autos For Sale
CHEVY CLEEBRITY '88 -Euro Sport. White, V-6, 2dr, auto, a/c, p/w, 103Kmi. Good cond. $2500.908-359-6333.CHEVY CORVETTE ' - I PConvertible w/ hard top.Excellent condition, ffsmatch. $16,000. 908-502-8864, 908-458-7393.
FORD T-BIRD '90 - 1owner, gar. kept, full load-ed, perfect cond. $5300.Call 908-422-2426 or 750-2950 ask for Pat.FORD TAURUS '90 Wgn -New tires, cold a/c, manynew parts, clean & reli-able, $2975. 609-731-1086, Iv msg.
LEXUS ES300 '92 - Black,w/black leather int. Fullyloaded incl. phone, CDplayer, sunroof, mint cond.Lexus serviced. 69K mi.$19K B/O. 609-924-3074.LEXUS SC300 '93 - Whitepearl, 5 spd, fully loaded,17K mi. Like new $32K.609-275-0555.
FORD TAURUS '91 - 48Kmi, p/s, p», p/w, am/fmcass, exc cond in/out, ask-ing $7000. 609-448-7292
LINCOLN CONTINENTAL'70 - 4 dr., full pwr, $1700/BO. Serious inquiries only.Call 908-755-7816
A INTEGRA GS '90Red, 5 spd, ABS, ac, snrf,exc. cond. Loaded. Mov-ing, over-seas. $8950.609-883-3864.ACURA INTEGRA GS '90:-Red, auto, a/c, abs, snrf,loaded, 88K mi., $6900.J509-448-2289.ACURA INTEGRA LS '87- Blue, 3 dr hatchback,fiufp, loaded, exc cond,dealer service records.jDng owner. Must see!12800. 609-466-8750.APURA INTEGRA LS '90- Auto, 84K mi, greatshape, $725G/B.O. 609-397-9629 Iv msg.ACURA INTEGRA LS '94- 3 dr, black/tan int, 5 spd,17K mi, exc cond,$14,300. 609-252-1573.ACURA INTEGRA RS '90-Exc cond, 85K mi., a/c,am/fm cass, 5 spd.orb/o. 609-737-7563.ACURA INTEGRA RS '93- Sporty, red, 3 dr hatch-Back, snrf, auto, fully load-ed. $8900. 609-924-2400.ACURA LEGEND '91 - 2tfr jauto, sunrf, new tires &brakes, 1 owner, 45K,$15,950. 908-335-4005AUSTIN-HEALEY 3000"63 - Fully restored. Asking$26.500. 609-921-2326
BMW 325is '87 - red w/blkIthr int., gar. kept, 45K origmi;, orig owner, 5 spd,mint cond. $10,995 or b/o.Must sell, call Mike for de-tails609-771-1843.BMW 325IS "94 - Red/blkIthr; 5 spd, traction control,a/c, p/w, p/d, cruise, com-puter, gar. kept Absoluteshow room cond, 11,500mi.' $27,000. 908-251-3197.BMW 740i "93 - Black w/tan int., real clean, 46Kmi., new tires, beautifulauto. $31,000 or b/o. Origlist $57,500. Contact Keithat 609-587-4020.BUICK LE SABRE '95 -Custom, green w/tan int,am/fm cass, only 16K mi,exe cond, asking $18K.60>497-1364BUICK LESABRE '85 -(ymited addition, 2 drcoiipe, a/c, am/fm, runswell, 113K mi. $950. 609-219.0887, 609-258-3284.BUICK REGAL '86 - 8 cyl,auto, power and air$2250. 908-297-0979.BUICK REGAL '87 - 2 dr,air,, power seats, 37,500mi, power brakes, loaded.Gall 609-921-7238BUICK ROADMASTER'93 - Leather int, loaded,exc cond, 53K mi,g13,900.609-448-7597.B.UICK ROADMASTER[93 - Orig owner, garaged,hew cond, 35K mi, loaded,$:ij4,S00. 609-655-1767
CHEVY NOVA '78 - Metal-lic blue, 2 dr, auto, newengine, 11K mi., body &paint, exo cond,. Asking$4000 or b/o. 609-279-9077.CHRYSLER NEW YORK-ER 5TH AVE '91 - Whitew/red leather int, fullyloaded, computer mes-sage ctr, 67K mi, $8K.908-369-3885CHRYSLER TOWN &Country Minivan '90 - Ithrint., orig owner, greatcond, maintained well, cellphone, 76K mi. $10,995 orb/o. Must sell, call Mike fordetaas 609-771-1843.CORVETTE COUPE '85 -New silver paint, auto, a/o,p/s, p/b, p/w, 58K mi.$8700 b/o. 908-874-8753.DODGE 600 TURBO '87 -Good cond, auto, pw/pl,tilt, am/fm cass, 119K.$1095 b/o. 609-514-9017.DODGE ASPEN '78 - Sta-tion Wagon. 55K orig mi.,$500 firm. 609-252-9531.DODGE CARAVAN '95 -A/C, am/fm cass. 7 pass,tint windows, roof rack,exc. cond. 13.5K mi.,$16,599 908-298-0410.
FORD TA.URUS LXWagon '93 - 3.8 Itr, 38Kmi, dual airbags, ABS,rear facing 3rd seat,cruise, all power, a/c, am/fm cass, Caribbean green,exc cond, great family car,$13K. 609-275-0618FORD TAURUS SHO '89 -Red, 45K mi., fully loaded,extras, mint cond, clutchupgrade. $10,000. 609-883-8742.FORD TEMPO GL '89 -Dark gray, 4 dr, auto, am/fm stereo, 57K mi., $3500b/o. 609-219-1288.GRAND VOYAGER - MINIVAN '92 - High milage, allaccessories. Very, veryclean. $8500. Call Mitch,609-275-4585HJYUNDAI EXCELL '88 -Bveige, 2 dr, stick. $850.49,300 mi. Leaving thecountry. Must sell. Call609-252-0136, 908-874-1380.HONDA ACCORD "83 - 4drs, air, 184K mi., Bestoffer. 609-448-7193HONDA ACCORD '86 -Reliable, clean, 124K mi.$2000. 609-683-1322,days; 609-683-0358 eve
P . SKYHAWK '86 -S03K mi, 1 owner, bodyfafr,,. needs some exhaust&' engine work, $500 neg.669-259-7204 day; 609-208r0403 night.CADILLAC ELDORADOConvertible '76 - Red extJfntrruns very well. $3850.Negotiable. 609-655-5185.CADILLAC FLEETWOODSJ6 - New tires, muffler, tailpipe, batte/y, brakes.Body, runs exc, 92K mi.$3500 or b/o. 609-655-3664. j
CAPRICE Wagort '83 -Dark blue, 127K ml rebuilttrans, reliable local tfransp,bitch, $2K. 609-883-8742CARS FOR SALE \- '59J a g MK 1 0 ; \ ' 5 9Pinihfarina/Simca coUpe;'65Mereedes 220 4 dn\'83Black Jag XJ6 nice. 908-422-2628. _GHEVROLET APV LU-mina Van CL '92 - LuxuryVersion. 7 buckets seats,^removable, a/c, pw, pwrdriver seat, rear a/c, ABS,luggage rack, new over-drive trans, to/3 yr 50K ml.warranty from QM.$tO,900.609-397-9099CHEVY BERETTA GT '89- 6 cyl., all pwr, all malnt,records, black book value$3850, Asking $3500. CallChristine, 609-951-0786CHEVY CAMARO Z-28-84- - 5 spd, very goodcond., $180P/BO, 609-443/-1925 j
CHEVY CAVALIER '87 - 4Soor, clean, $1500. Call
; 609-298-2993.GBEVY CAVALIER '87 -Beige, 4 dr, auto, air,' 84Kfni.-$1800.609-716-9550
DODGE CONVERSIONVAN '87 - high-top, auto,ps, pb, a/c, pw, phone,stereo, CB, cruise, tilt,exc. cond. $4995/BO.609-298-7316DODGE GR. CARAVANLE '94 - fully loaded, rearair, capt. chairs, exc cond.32K ml. Going abroad!$15,999.908-359-6203DODGE INTREPID '94 -fully equipped, 39,400 mi.,$12,800. Call 609-737-1736.DODGE RAM Van '92 -Extras. Deluxe. Luggageroof, 55K mi, ext warrantyto 70K mi, mint, $9250.609-883-2774EAGLE TALON '91 •AWD, turbo, CD, ithr, wellmaint'd. 68,700 mi.,$9200. 908-359-4894FORD ESCORT '96 -Orig. owner, a/c, am/fmcass., 2 dr, auto. Green,under 4K mi. $12,000/BO.609-897-0489FORD ESCORT LE '93 -53K mi., am/fm cass., 4dr, 1 owner. Perfect cond.$6000. 609-799-9214FORD ESCORT LX '90 -45K mi., am/fm cass ster-eo, white, 2 dr. My Grandfather's car from Georgia.Clean. $4300. 609-397-8350.FORD ESCORT LX '95 -23K mi., 3 dr, white, mintcond, a/c, air, bags, auto,p/mirror, st cass-am/fm,factory, 2 yr/36K warr, Ed-mund's list price $9280,609-252-0774, eves.FORD EXPLORER '91 -Blue, 4wd, 4x4, 5 spd, a/c,4 dr, stick shift, new tires.$9500. 609-497-1950.,FORD EXPLORER XLT'91 - Looks & runs great.130K mi. Asking $9200.Call 609-259-1359.FORD, MODEL A '29 -Convertible. Kit car. Madeby Shay. Exc. shape.$9000/BO. 609-443-4381FORD MUSTANG '68 -302 w/6383 mi (rebuilt),runs great. Best Offer.Must sell. 609-275-6260FORD MUSTANG '90 - LX5.0 convertible, auto, fullyloaded, hwy mi. Goodcond. Asking $S800/B.O.609-278-9513 aft 5pm.FORD MUSTANG COUPE'95 - V6, auto, air, CD,alarm, only 10K mi.,$13,700,908-281-9945
HONDA ACCORD DX "89- Auto, 2 dr, p/s, p/b, a/c,am/fm cass, 72K mi, ex-cellent cond, $6800/neg.Must seel 609-497-0708HONDA ACCORD LX '84- Maroon, power pkg, highmiles, clean engine, somerust $1500 b/o. 609-737-8924.HONDA ACCORD LX '894 dr, loaded, auto, snrf,alarm, exc. cond. 106Khwy, $6400. 908-821-4295HONDA ACCORD LX '90- 2 dr, 5 spd, 1 owner, exccond, p/w, p/l, cruise,$6950/B.O. 908-422-0315.HONDA ACCORD LX-1'87 - beige, 4 dr, auto, p/w& locks, cruise, snrf, 115Kmi., Exc cond, $4800.609-B90-8751.HONDA ACCORD LXI '88- Maroon, sunrf, auto, a/c,102K mi, runs/looks great,$5200/BQ. 609-275-5675HONDA ACCORD LXI '89- 109,000 mi, good cond,lots of new parts. $5000.609-443-6389HONDA CIVIC '87 - Blue,4 dr, 5 spd, student car,maintained w/receipt.$2100.908-359-8741.HONDA CIVIC '93 - red,snrf, auto, all power op-tions, am/fm & CD, 67Kmi., $9500. 609-730-1243HONDA CIVIC EX '91 -Dark red, 4 dr, auto, a/c,58K mi, exc cond, asking$7500/B.O. 609-799-7467.
LINCOLN CONTINENTAL'66 - 2 dr, p/w, a/c, 426engine, auto, no rust,$2000. 609-730-0525LINCOLN MARK VII LSC'89 - Electric everything,ABS brakes, JBL stereo,many new parts. 140K mi.,$6000. 609-924-5199MADZA PROTEGE SE '90- 5 spd, 4 dr, a/c, am/fmcass. 82K mi. 1 owner.Exc. cond. B/O. 609-683-3936. .MAZDA 323 SE '89 -black, 4 drs, 90K mi., 5spd., a/c,. am/fm cass.,$3700/BO. 609-466-1308MAZDA 626 DX '91 - 4 dr,5 spd, a/c, am/fm cass,55K mi., exc cond. $6900orb/o. 908-521-4112.MAZDA MIATA "92 - Red,5 spd, hardtop, a/c, p/w,stereo, 30K mi., $11,500.609-275-9374.MAZDA MPV '91 - 82K mi.Red, V6, ABS, loaded,runs greatl $10,900/BO.609-279-1401.MAZDA MX3 '93 - 5 spd,6 cyl, 45K mi. Exc. cond.A/c, moonroof $10,000.Beeper 908-883-0415MAZDA MX3 GS '92 -Black, 6 cyl, 5 spd, air,sunroof, alloy wheels,cass, ext wrrty, 59K mi.Exc. cond. $9750. 609-275-8640.MAZDA RX7 '82 - 5 spd,silver, runs well. 123K mi,needs some work $850.609-466-8470.MAZDA RX7 '87 - Loaded,128K, $2800/BO. 609-586-5493.MAZDA RX7 GLX '87 - 5spd, a/c, p/b, p/w, am/fmcass, cruise, 96,000 mi.$3995/B.O. 609-883-1476.MERCEDES 300E '87 -Exc cond. Was $40,000,now $10,000. Only 150Kmi. 609-392-8221.MERCEDES 420 SEL '88- Fully loaded. New tires,brakes & exhaust. Mintcond, garage kept, 1owner. 119K highway mi.Dealer maintained, mustsell $15,500 B/O. 609-585-0735.MERCEDES 420SEL '89 -Navy blue/tan int, mintcond, 1 owner, 54K mi,dealer maint, $22,500/B.O. 215-862-0898.MERCEDES 450 SEL '83-.Copper. Body in immac.cond. Must be seen. CallFrank at 609-452-2066.MERCEDES 560SL "88 -2dr convertible, black/tanint, mint cond, dealermaint, 1 owner, 28K mi,$34,900/B.O. 215-862-0898.
NISSAN 300 ZX '87 - T-top, 5 spd, a/c, good cond.$6000 or b/o. 609-426-9783.NISSAN 300 ZX'90 - 46Kmi., 5 spd, immac, Orig.owner. $15,450. Must see.215-741-5929NISSAN MAXIMA '86 -Maroon, 5 spd., A/C, pwrsnrf, 117K mi., $2299.609-397-7959NISSAN MAXIMA '91 -Excellent condition. Ex-tended warranty $11,000.609-397r9086.NISSAN MAXIMA '93 - 4dr sedan, luxury pkg, likenew 35K mi. $15,500.609-397-9487.NISSAN MAXIMA GXE'91 - Beige, all power, exc.cond, sunroof. Bose ster-eo, keyless entry, 39K mi.Orig. owner $10,500 neg.609-395-8615.NISSAN PATHFINDERJ87 - 4 wheel dr, a/c, 5spd, CD player, new tires,B/O. Call 908-521-1351NISSAN PATHFINDER'89 - XEV6, 4x4, auto,stereo, a/c, brand newtires & brakes. Ignitionbrake key alarm, 93K hwymi., Exc. cond. Asking$10,500,609-452-7447
NISSAN PATHFINDERSE '90 - V6, 4WD, a/c,stereo tape deck, 4 dr,90,200 mi, exc. cond.$9000/BO. 609-279-0651NISSAN PULSAR ' 8 6 - 5spd, a/c, sunroof, 82K mi.Excellent cond. $2200/BO.Tom 609-426-8601.NISSAN SENTRA '87 -Sport Coupe. Black, sun-roof, new a/c, am/fm ster-eo. Well maintained, 163Khighway mi. $2500 orb/o.609-275-3639.
SAAB 900 SE TURBO '96- Scarabe green/sandbeige Ithr seats, all optionexcept cd, "Z" rated, Mich-elin tires/alloy wheels, 13Korig mi., w/100K mibumper to bumper warr,perfect cond. $28,900.609-799-8466.SAAB 90Q0CD '89 -Turbo. 4 dr, manual trans,sunroof, ABS, airbag, p/seats & windows, frontwheel dr, silver w/darkleather int. Very goodcond. 103K mi. $8900.609-737-7972.
HARLEY DAVIDSON '89883 Hugger. Sportster-2000 mi. Orig. owner.$5300/bo. 908-855-9767
HARLEY DAVIDSON '92 -Softail custom, low miles.A must see. $15,500 908-634-5221
HONDA CBR 900 '94 - 5Kmi. Mint cond. $6600 or B/O. Must sell 609-882-3496
HONDA CH-150 '87 - Redwith 16 original mi. $1100or B/O. 609-426-8823
PRINCETON AREA -Whispering Woods. 2bdrm townhouse stylecondo. Pool, tennis courts,fpl, etc. Avail., Sept 1.$1050 mo. Days 908-730-2880, eves 908-322-9636.PRINCETON AREA -Whispering Woods, lovely2 bdrm, 2 bath condo,newfy painted & carpeted,all appls, avail 10/1. $925+utils. 908-273-8691PRINCETON AREA -Whispering Woods 2bdrm, 2 bath, wshr/dryr,frpl, healthclub. Oakmodel. $1025/mo. Avail.mid-Sept. Call eves 908-359-3328 or days 908-422-0500.PRINCETON LANDING -2 master bdrms, 21/2baths, beautiful twnhse incountry club setting, frpl,atrium, 2 car garage,deck, BBQ grill, pool/ten-nis, a/c, wshr/dryr, exc. lo-cation. Convenient to NYtrain. No pets, smoke-free.$1950/+ utils. Call 609-243-9088.SO. BRUNSWICK TWP -1 bdrm w/loft, w/w carpet-ing, cent air, all appls, bal-cony. $750 mo + utils.Avail. Oct. 1. Adult Comm.55+. 609-465-3771.STOCKTON TOWN-HOUSE - Unique lease/purchase oppty. Spacioustri-level, 2 bdrm, 2%baths, modern twnhse.rent (or buy with no moneydown). $1200/mo. Call fordetails, 908-996-6834.TWIN RIVERS - Gorgeous3 bdrm, brand new w/w, c/air, wshr/dryr. $950. Opt.to buy. 908-753-5132.
455 ApartmentsFor Rent
SAAB 900S '87 - exc.cond., loaded, blue, snrf,air, pw, pd, 2 dr, am/fmcass., 171K Hwy mi., 5spd., orig. owner. $2350.609-921-7989SATURN SL '92 - Gray, 4dr, 5 spd, a/c, cass, 84Khwy mi., exc cond. $5600or b/o. 609-426-0952.SATURN SL2 '92 - p/w, p/dl, p/b, cruise control, a/c,tilt steering, auto, 77K hwymi., $7500. 609-716-9392SATURN SW1 Wagon '94- gold, 4 dr., auto, ABS,traction, pdl, 46K mi.,$12,000. 908-996-4305SUBARU GL WAGON '85- 4 WD, 118,800 mi.$1500. 609-497-3433.SUBARU IMPREZA '93 -Station Wagon. 34,016 mi,exc cond, $11,500. 609-397-8821 _ ^ _SUBARU LEGACY '93 -pw, pd, pm, snrf, etc.Cruise, CD, a/c, rear spoil-er. $7500. 609-275-0219TOYOTA CAMRY '84 - A/c, p/s, 5 spd, cruise, highmi. Excellent cond. $1200b/o. 609-896-2210.TOYOTA CAMRY '89 - 4dr, 1O6K mi, good cond,$5500/BO. 609-737-9277aft 5:30pm
HONDA SHADOW VT600"94 - Black/chrome. 1500mi. $4000. 609-921-9498HONDA XR250L '92 - On/off road, 3175 mi, $1600.609-275-0044.
HONDA XR250L '92 - On/off road, 3175 mi, $1600b/o. 609-275-0044.
350 Trucks
CHEVY 1/6 TON PICK-UP'83 - 6 cyl., a/c, ps, runsgood, Asking $1200. 908-722-1796
CHEVY C10 '73 - Short-bed, totality restored, over$11K invested, a/c, p/s, p/b, CD player, must see,$3600/BO, 609-897-1042
BELLE MEAD - Cozy 2bdrms (5 rooms), 2 storyin 2 family house. Yard,parking on 3 acres of anestate. Secure, quiet,smoke-free. $995. Leasefor 9/15. 908-874-3063
BORDENTOWN
Bright, spacious 1 bdrmapt w/dishwasher, beauti-ful complex, exc location,close proximity to down-town. Heat/hot water incl.$650/mo.
Call 609-324-0872BORDENTOWN - 2bdrms, 1V2 bath, large apt.N/s household $700/mo.Call 609-298-1617BUCKS COUNTY PA - 3bdrm, 6 room apt, w/parking, hrdwd firs., pvtporch. $875/mo., + utils.Avail. 6/1. Call days 609-921-7177 or eves 215-736-0896
LAMBERTVILLE - Spa-cious Victorian, light & airyrooms, 3 bdrms w/ hugeclosets, liv rm w/frplG, dinrm, country kit, dshwshr,11/2 pile baths, hrdwd fire.,plenty of storage + attic.Back yard & gardens.$1250, heat & water incl.201-427-1974
LAMBERTVILLE - Spa-cious 1 bdrm apt in brickVictorian. Eat-in kit, liv mi,bdrm & bath. Plasterwalls, hrwd firs. $750/mo.Landlord pays heat, water,and sewer. 609-397-8486.LAWRENCE TWP - 1bdrm, 2nd . fir., pvt entHeat & Hot water incl.$550 mo + 1 mo secy.609-393-6297.MORRISVILLE PA - Enjoyour large apts. 2 bdrm,11/2 bath at $690. 1 bdrm,at $590. All utils includedexcept electric. We are 20minutes from Princeton orPhilly, Yet we are in af-fordable quiet Morrisvilte.Call today at 215-295-5500.PLAINSBORO - 1 bdrmapts from $700/mo inclheat/hot water & cookinggas. Amenities: fitnesscenter, c!ub house, pool/tennis, and Jogging trail.Call 609-799-2710 formore info. EHO.PLAINSBORO - Uve theexperience. 1 bdrm start-ing at $645/mo. Countryclub w/golf, social mem-bership. 3 pools, tenniscrts, adjoining park, flex,leases.
Small pets permitted609-799-1611. E/H/O.
PRINCETON - 1 bdrm apt.1 yr lease. Avail. 9/9.$610/mo. utils extra. 609-683-5190 eves.PRINCETON - 1 bdrm apt.1 yr lease. Avail. 10/1.$600/mo utils extra. 609-683-5190 eves.PRINCETON . - 1 bdrm,Lakefront, smoke-free. Nopete. Avail. 9/1. $925 incl.utils. 6P9-683-9163 Iv msg
HONDA CIVIC LX '90 - 4dr sedan, 5 spd, a/c, p/w,p/l, 103K mi., cass. $4600.Call 609-259-6208.
MERCEDES 72 - Moving,must sell! White w/navyblue int $1500 Good partscar! 609-896-1662
HONDA CRX SI '87 - Blk,5 spd, snrf, a/c, 15,000 mion rebuilt eng. Must see!$4000.908-806-2151.
MERCEDES BENZ 450SL '77 - 2 tops, exc cond.$14,500. Call after 6pm,609-298-2395.
HONDA PRELUDE '81 -Blue. Sunroof, very reli-able, a steal at $600 B/O.Call Kelli 609-683-1682
MERCEDES BENZ '92 -190E 2.6, 50K mi. Loaded!Exc cond, maint records,$15,200. 609-730-1476.
HONDA PRELUDE Si '93- 25K mi. 5 spd, sunroof,spoi ler , exo. cond.$14,900. 609-799-6248.HYUNDAI EXCEL '88 - 4dr, 5 spd, a/c, am/fm cass,90K mi., $1800. 609-924-5991 aft 6.HYUNDAI SONATA GL'95 - Dk green, 4 dr, auto,air, all pwr, 27K ml, 609-799-2204x135. $15,900.JEEP CHEROKEE LAR-EDO '87 - 127K mi:$5250.609-924-2750.
FORD MUSTANG GT -Orig owner, very goodcond, p/s, p/b, p/w, newtires, a/c, asking $4200.609-860-6421, aft 6:30pm.FORD MUSTANG GT "88- Low hwy mi's, radio sys,T-tops, all pwr, mint, mustsee, $6800. 609-716-0565FORD MUSTANG GT '94- Convertible, V8, am/fmcass. P/d & windows, me-tallic red w/black leatherint. A/c, 17" wheels,cruise, 25K ml. $19,500.Call 609-730-0253 eves &wkends.FORD MUSTANG GTConv '89 - Exc cond, allpwr, 49K orig mi, gar kept,$9500. 908-329-1663FORD PROBE GL '91 - 5spd, a/o, hatchback, 79Kml, clean & carefullymaint, $5800/B.O. 609-683-4882.
GHEVY CELEBRITY '85 -.Stood cond. Asking $1100/bo. 908-438-0540 any-time. : " .'
FORD PROBE GT '95 - 5spd, loaded, sunroof, CDplayer, low mileage$14,950. 609-799-3744
JEEP CHEROKEE LAR-EDO '95 - 20K ml, exccond, asking $21,000.609-585-1982.JEEP GRAND CHERO-KEE LAREDO '94 - V-8,$17,500. Loaded, 59K mi.215-355-6249.JEEP WAGONEER LTD.'87 - Loadedl 4x4, com-plete serv records. Exccond in/out, new brakes,battery, muffler, $8300/B.O. 609-584-7827.JEEP WRANGLER '95 -4x4 Auto, wrrty incl. 11Kmi. Asking $12,000 or b/o.Contact Sharon days 609-921-1188 or eves 609-735-9180.JEEP WRANGLER SA-HARA '88 - 6 cyl., 5 spd,new soft top. Many newparts. 78K mi., S7500/BO.609-896-4119JEEP WRNAGLER SA-HARA '89 - 6 cyl, 5 spd, p/s, p/b, new tires, soft & bi-kini tops, 92K mi. First$7200. 609-530-1058.
MERCURY COUGAR LS'89 - gray w/ gray int,loaded, orig. owner. Greatcond., Maintained. All Hv/ymi., $2500. 908-446-3139MERCURY GRAND MAR-QUIS '91 - 1st owner,170K mi., Good cond. Noaccidents. $3000. 609-397-1097.M E R C U R Y S A B L EWAGON '92 - V6, auio, a/c, loaded, 3rd seat, exc.62K, $9800. Princeton.Call 212-534-1009.MERCURY VILLAGERGS '95 - Power pkg, dualair, cruise, tilt, am/fm cass,7 pass, low mi, exc cond,$18,500.215-736-1215MERKURI SCORPIO '88 -4 dr, good cond, blue,auto, $2500/B.O. Call 609-835-9144.MG MIDGET '76 - 44K ml,exc cond, mech perfect,no rust, showroom cond,$3950. 908-359-2840MGB '69 - Convertible w/hardtop. Orig owner, 49Kmi., exc cond. $6000 or b/o. 908-521-0979.MGBGT '71 - Totally re-stored, 1968 Austin Sprite,restored. Serious inquiriesonly. 609-888-3215.MITSUBISHI TREDIATURBO '86 - High per-formance. 4 dr sedan, dkred, 120K mi, well maint,new snows, book value$1900/B.O. 609-252-9259.
MUSTANG LX '89 - 5 Spd,89K mi. Asking $3500.Call 609-799-7895.
NISSAN SENTRA '90 - 4dr auto, air, 85K mi. Per-fect cond. in/out $3725.609-371-9186.NISSAN SENTRA '92 -Music lover's car. 2 dr, 4spd, gray, 94K mi., a/c. Pi-oneer KEH 7500 detach-able face stereo with Pi-oneer six disk changer.Targa 900 watt amplifier.Two Polk 4x6 speakers,two Polk 5V5i inch speak-ers, two Polk 6V2 inchspeakers in rear deck anda Pyle bandpass enclo-sure with two 10 inch sub-woofers in the trunk.$5800 b/o. 609-275-0044.NISSAN SENTRA '93 -White, 5 spd, a/c, cruise,brand new tires, $9000/BO. 609-588-5751NISSAN SENTRA WGN'84 - Runs well, 5 dr, snrf,1 owner, new tires, 67Kmi. $1000. 609-921-0424.NISSAN SENTRA XE '94 -2 dr, auto, a/c, am/fm ster-eo cass, cruise control,exc cond. $8600. 609-252-9760.OLDS CUTLASS '81 - 350diesel, 71K mi., $650.908-329-2961.OLDS DELTA 88 ROY-ALE BROUGHAM '86 -89K mi. 4 dr, all power,leather int, new frontbrakes, clean in/out$1800. 908-821-1280.OLDSMOB1LE CUTLASSSUPREME '85 - 4 dr.,asking $1000, 99K mi.,V6, 3.8L, Call 908-329-8647 after 6pm.PLYMOUTH VOYAGER•94 - Blue, 4 cylJ2.5L,auto, a/c, dual airbags,stereo, 37K mi. Exc cond.609-243-9198.PLYMOUTH VOYAGERSE '90 - 7 pass., 3.3 liter,V6 engine, auto, pb, ps,cruise control, 77K mi., 1owner, a/c, an^fm radiocass., 4 new tires, verygood cond. Asking $6450.609-921-2172
PONTIAC BONNEVILLE'87 - 4 dr, good cond, p/everything, removableradio. $3000 or b/o. 609-987-8840 aft 5pm.PONTIAC F1ERO '86 -Auto, 111,000 mi, newtires, mechanically sound,great little sports oar.S1800/B.O. Call Karanafter 6pm, 609-497-4768.PONTIAC GRAND AM SECOUPE '91 - white, a/o,am/fmm cass. New tires &muffler. NADA listed$9200. Asking S6700/BO.Car is in Princeton. CallMegan, 212-318-2297PONTIAC GRAND PRIX'90 - 6 cyl, auto, p/s, p/b,a/c, am/tm cass, 4 dr,clean, 64K mi. Asking$6500. Call 609-771-1352.PONTIAC PARISIENNEBROUGHAM '86 - 4 dr,power everything, a/c, am/fm cass., Exc. cond. Mustsee! 609-466-1229PONTIAC TRANSPORT'95 - Lux mini van, mustsell, feather/all upgrades,paid $29K, sac $19,8007BO. 908-274-1455PORSCHE 911 SO '80 -Exc. cond. 91K mi. Whitewfalue int A/c, well main-tained $13,000. 609-466-2938.
DODGE '79 - IUI Red Ex-press. 2 each, exc. run-ning cond. Needs minorrestoration. $3000 &$6500 each. 908-247-5627.
DODGE POWER WagonPickup '80 - 4x4 withMeyer's power angle plow.Many new parts, runsgood, 52K mi, $3000/BO.609-882-3053, tv msg.
FORD EXPLORER 4x4'92 - 1 owner, 2 dr, a/c,exc cond, CD player,$10,900. 908-359-2840
FORD F-350 '85 - 10 ftrack truck. Many newparts. High miles. BestOffer. 609-466-8253
FORD RANGER STX "89 -Red, 4x4, 91K mi. P/w, pib, p/s, $5000 or b/o. Call609-466-4627.
ISUZU TROOPER '88 -Special Edition, auto, a/c,p/s, p/b, am/fm stereo.Runs great. $7000 or b/o.609-581-8638.
JEEP CHEROKEE Laredo'90 - 6 cyl, a/c, p/w, p/l,new exhaust, good cond,asking $6500. 609-530-9871
NISSAN PATHFINDER'91 - Loaded, 4 door,looks/runs great, $14,900/BO. 609-888-5465
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TOYOTA CAMRY '89 -auto, 80K, 4 dr, white, exc.cond., 1 owner, all power,cruise, am/fm cass.,jnoonroof. $5800. 908-719-7872TOYOTA CAMRY '89 -Excellecnt condition.$5900 or best offer. 609-466-9080,609-466-9591.TOYOTA CAMRY LE '90 -Wgn, V-6, auto, air, p/w, p/dl, p/seat, ABS, snrf, am/fm cass, exc cond, 59Kmi. $9900. 908-874-8970.TOYOTA CAMRY LE '93 -4 dr, auto, exc. cond., fllyloaded, 90K mi., Asking$8900.609-448-7573TOYOTA CAMRY LE "93 -Auto, 48K mi., 4 dr, bur-gundy. $12,700. 609-799-8606.TOYOTA CAMRY Wagon'95 - Green, V-6, 35K mi,$17K. 609-924-4777TOYOTA CELICA GTS'90 - 5 spd, red, 53K ml.10 speaker CD system,ABS, all power snrf, exc.cond. $9200 or b/o.Please call 609-924-0811or 718-884-7584.
TOYOTA COROLLA '86 -Gray, 2 dr, 4 spd, 135Kmi, $1000.908-821-4363.TOYOTA COROLLA '86 -4 dr, a/c, p/s, p/b, origowner, well maintained.609-883-6107. $3000 b/o.TOYOTA COROLLA '94 -Auto, air, cass, all power,4 dr, black, exc. cond. 42Kmi. $12,000 B/O. 609-882-4888 eves.VOLVO 240 '91 - Blue, exiclean, p/s, p/b, p/w, p/l, a/c, ABS, fm/cass, new tires$9500/B.O. 609-252-1522.VOLVO GL TURBO '83 -4 spd OD, p/s, p/b, a/c,good cond, under 100Kmi., $2250. 609-936-8119VW CABRIO '95 - Conv.,blk, auto, a/c, all power,low mi. 609-989-8210.VW CABRIOLET "87 - Redconv., auto, air, cd. Looks/runs great $4800/BO.609-737-1457.VW CABRIOLET '88 -White & red, 1 owner,garg'd, fully loaded.$6000. 609-924-6775.VW CABRIOLET '91 - *Special Ed. Etienne Aign- 370 B o a t ser, full power, all options, *pwr roof, windows, am/fmcass., 5 spd., 86K mi.,S8500/BO. 609-426-1155
Machinery &Equipment
WHEELHORSE Z-616TRACTOR '90 - zero de-gree turning radius, 42"deck, grass/leaf bagger,16hp Onan, maintainedwell, low hours, new usedcommercially. $3500 or b/o Must sell, call Mike fordetails 609-771-1843.
360 RecreationalVehicles
BOUNDER - Deluxe, 34 ft,10,000 mi, awning, 2 ac's,$23,000. 609-883-2774COLEMAN SUN VALLEY'86 - Incl's canopy, pro-pane tank, spare tire, cur-tains, furnace. $2500.609-883-8742
365 M o b i l eHomes
TRAVEL TRAILER '90 -26', Prowler sleeps 4, AC,awnings, shower, 1 owner.Asking $6800. 908-549-2955. | ,
VW CABRIOLET "92 -Special Edition, red, am/fm cass, ate, 5 spd, p/w,new tires, air bag, 35K mi.,exc cond. $9500. 609-466-2021.VW CONVERTIBLE 71 -100% orig, 4 spd, collect-ible car, vary rare, eco-nomical, great for collegecommutes, dally runner,$400QVBO. 609-298-5569VW FOX '89 - Excellentcond. Dark blue, 5 spd, 4dr, a/c, cass. 109K mi.$1800. 609-586-0567
BAYUNER TROPHY '88 -17 ft. Center console, 85HP, trailer, low hrs. & ex-tras. Exc. cond. $4500/bo609-587-8672.
CHAPARRAL '88 - 27',245 hrs, Merc Cruiser 260I.O. 1 owner. Must sail-health, In water- axe.cond. Turnkey 908-222-1891.
KAWASK! 900 VXI '96 -Jet ski. 3 carts, 15 hrs onwater, incls. trailer, lifevests & wet suits. Seriousinquiries only. Call 609-989-8842
VW GOLF '87 - 4 door.,new dutch, ac, 120K milesAsking $1800. 908-249-3157VW GOLF '92 - White, 2dr, 26K mi. manuel.$6900. 212-529-9601eves 609-258-4016 daysVW VANAGON '84 - Blue,good condition, 7 pas-senger. $2000. 609-771-9059.
SEA RAY-21 ft CC, com-pletely rebuilt eng., 260Merc OD, fulfy equipped,908-359-5019.
TOHATSU OUTBOARD -8HP Short shaft. Brandnew, still In box $1150.609-924-6133.
TROJAN - 26 f t Cabin,head, galley, Ford 8 cyleng, $5000. 609-585-3007
CRANBURY - WindsorCommons. Luxuriouscommunity offering supe-rior apt. living. Spacious 1& 2 bedroom units in abeautiful country setting.Features include: Full sizewasher/dryer, dishwasher& Free Swim Glub. Month-ly Early Bird Discount Ga-rages Available. From$820/mo. Call 609-443-6100 Mon-Fri 9-5 & Sun12-5. Closed Saturday.
EAST WINDSOR - 2bdrm, The Orchard, eat-inkit w/dish-washer, din rm,Ht/Hw incl., pool, NY bus,train, Tpk, Rent 10/1.$725/mo. 908-805-3816EAST WINDSOR - Ameri-can Way Ap.ts. Studio$550. Rent iriclds; heat,hot water, use of Twin Riv-ers pool/lennis courts. Allhave w/w carpet, cent air,indiv heat units. M-F, 9-5.Call 609-443-6660EAST WINDSOR - VillageEast Apartments. Primelocation adjacent to NYCtransportation & shoppingmail. Large studio, 1 & 2bedroom apts. featuring allTwin River pools, tenniscourts, & recreational fa-cilities. A second to none24 Hr Maintenance Staff,on-site laundry. 609-443-3220.EWING - 1% efficiencynear TSC off-street prkg.$475/mo + utils. Avail. Oct1. 609-883-7185 aft. 5pm.FRANKLIN PK. - 2 bdrmoff RL 27, country setting.Close to transp. H/HWincl'd. $685. 908-249-0698HAMILTON - 1 bdrm apt,2nd floor, heat included.$545/mo. 609-581-2116days.HSGHTSTOWN - 2 bdrm,bright, sunny apt, lots ofroom, $795/mo. Call 201-656-8614.HIGHTSTOWN - Smoke-free 1 bdrm, 2nd fir, quietneighborhood $625/moincl. heat & utils 1V6 mosecy & refs. 609-278-0570.HILLSBORO - Extra Ig 1bdrm, liv rm, din rm, kit,fpl, bsmnt, avail 9/15, sec,refs, $900. 908-996-6530HILLSBORO - Spacious 1& 2 bdrm, 2 full baths, dinrm, pvt balcony, pkg, dish-wshr, a/c, w/w. Secure,quiet masonry Const.Great views. ClaremontTowers. 908-359-3606.HOPEWELL BORO - 2bdrm apt $750/mo + utils.No pets. 609-737-0696HOPEWELL BORO - Spa-cious 1 bdrm apt. w/com-pact kit comfortable liv im,and for casual dining, asunny room w/ lots of win-dows, looking out to adeep back yard w/ matureshade. Plaster walls, woodfirs, & stone. An easy walkto local stores. Landlordpays heal/water. No pets.$700/mo, 609-397-8486.
HOPEWELL TWP - Cot-tage on large farm w/sce-nlo view overlooks pond.Liv rm, din. area, kit, 2bdrm & bath, porch, bsmnt& 1 car gar., Smoke free.Includes lawn mainte-nance. No pets. $1200 mo+ utils. 609-466-3149.
JAMESBURG - Spacious1 bdrm apt. avail. Heat &hot water incl. No pets.$635 mo; 1V5> mos secu-________________LAMBERTVILLE - Busi-ness district. 690 SP 3rdfir apt Totally renovated-305 SF fiv rm, 110 SFbdrm, shower bathroom,kit Avail now. $63O/mo +utils. Call Jesper week-days 8am-5pm 609-921-3721, eves/wkends 609-751-8733
PRINCETON - 2 bdrm apt.Fum'd, large quiet, wood-ed backyard, prkg, wshr/dryr, utils incl. N/s, nopets. Rent based on oc-cupancy. Lv msg at 609-924-4210.PRINCETON - 2 bdrm, c/air, bus route, near shop-ping, parking, $1250/mo.Avail. 9/1. 609-924-3807PRINCETON - Center.Comfortable 1st fir apt. w/porch. $1000/mo + utils.Send replies to: Box 1148,c/o Packet Publications,PO Box 350, Princeton,NJ 08540.PRINCETON - Spacious,bright studio. Spring St.$530/mo, heat incl, avail10/1. 609-279-0607PRINCETON AREA - Fullyfurnished apts, condos,single homes. 1 & 2 bdrmunits avail. Lease for 30days or more. Other loca-tions avail. 215-396-1559.
CRANBURY - Room forrent. Avail, immed. OnMain St S400/mo., CaliLinda 609-799-3440 days& 609-371-0872 eves
LAWRENCEVILLE - Pvtfurn'd 2 rms $75/wk- &$100/wk. Off-st prkg, res.neighborhood, on bus rte(Rt 206 - near Rider &TSC). Immed occup. 609-771-1669. Smoke free.
PENNINGTON AREA -Large furn'd bdrm, Idry &kit privs. Closet to 95$400/mo incl utils. Call609-737-2673 after 7pm.
PRINCETON - Furn'droom w/pvt bath in town-house. Cooking & laundrypriv. T.V. w/cable. $500mo + 1/2 Utils. 609-497-0389.
PRINCETON - Furn'droom w/pvt bath in town- .house. Cooking & laundrypriv. T.V. w/cable. $500mo + 1/2 utils. 609-497-0389.
PRINCETON - Large,freshly painted, smoke-free furn'd room. New car-pet, new futon, desk, TV,shelfs, private bath in 4bdrriV -house. Kit privs,wshr/dryr incl. 2 mi fromPrinceton Univ, 1 mi fromtrain sta. Owner has a cat& a dog. $485/mo. Avail.9/1. Call Eva 609-937-1454.
PRINCETON AREA -Room & apt for rent at l in-den Lane. $365 & $600mo/incl utils. No pets. 609-683-9666 or 921-7076--;PRINCETON BORO -Near Davidsons. Quiet,lovely, furn'd room. Kitprivs, smoke-free environ-ment Refs & secy. Mes-sages only 609-921-202Q.
SO. BRUNSWICK -Charming sunny bdrmand/or beautiful bdrm-dressing rm suite. 15 minsto P'ton. N/s females $350& $500. 908-297-2525 - •
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CHAMBERSBURG -Quiet, clean, 3 bdrm, V/zbath, large kit, laundry rm,drug & smoke-free. Toshare household resp.$26O/mo, 1 mo secy, V3utils. Avail. 10/1. Call JohnCart at 609-989-4745.
EAST WINDSOR - N/s fe-male to share fum'd 2bdrm, 2 bath condo. Wshr/dryr, cent air $400/mo + f/£utils. 1Va mo secy. 609-443-9129
FRANKLIN PARK - Prof,resp, n/s, M/F to share 3bdrm, ZVz bath house. A/c, Idry, $600/mo shareutils. Avail. 9/1. 908-940-7730.
HOPEWELL BORO - Ownroom & bath, house priv/share, all amen, clean &cute, non-smoker, $575incl utils. 609-466-4179
PRINCETON AREA - Lrgsunny 2 bdrm, w/w carpet,a/c, pool. $745/mo. Avail.10/1.908-249-7540PRINCETON AREA - Lrgsunny 2 bdrm, w/w carpet,a/c, pool. $745/mo. Avail.10/1. 908-249-7540PRINCETON AREA -Tastefully decorated, com-pletely fum'd 1st fir ofhouse. Wshr/dryr, heatincl. 8 mins to Princeton,Lawrenceville or RR sta-tion. No pets. Avail,immed. $850/mo + electric609-587-1770.
PRINCETON AREA -Wing of a charming his-toric house nestled amongmature trees. Quiet, pri-vate, well maint. 9 rooms& IV2 baths. Lovely cur-tains & rugs Incl. No pets.$1095 + utils. 908-359-6171.PRINCETON AREA -Wing of a charming his-toric house nestled amongmature trees. Quiet, pri-vate, well maint. 9 rooms& IV2 baths. Lovely cur-tains & rugs incl. No pets.$1095 + utils. 908-359-6171.
PRINCETON AREA -Wshr/dryr, fpl, patio, pvtentrance. No pets. $1000utils incl. 609-924-5590
LAMBERTVILLE - Prince-ton Area, Young prof, gay,male is looking for a re-sponsible roommate tofind 2 bdrm for approx.$400 ea. 215-949-1202.
LAMBERTVILLE - Room-mate wanted to share 2bdrm, pvt bath ent, liv rm,din rm, kit, Ig balcony.Avail, immed. $425 moinc! all. Neat, clean, prof,n/s. 609-397-4413.LAWRENCE SQ. VILL.Resp. m/f. prof/stud. Pvtrm & bath, air, Indry, Avail.11/1. Sec'ty req. $450, 1£utils. 609-587-0731
LAWRENCEVILLE - Apt toshare. No pets/smoking.$400/mo + utils & secy.Call Rick 609-219-0871
NEW HOPE AREA - Ivycovered carriage house onestate. $400 + secy. 215-766-7828.
PLAINSBORO - N/s fe-male to share 2 bdrm, 2bath condo. Avail. 10/1.$435/mo + utils. No pets,609-799-7673.
PLAINSBORO - Non-smoking male/female toshare 2 bdrm, 2 bath aptAvail. 9/15. $425 mo +utils. Many extras. PleaseIv msg 908-438-0966.
PRINCETON BORO - 1block from Nassau, 1bdrm incls study, din rm,liv rm, yard, porch, park-ing, laundry, avail 9/20.$1000/mo. 609-683-1461.PRINCETON BORO - 1block from Nassau, 1bdrm incl study, din rm, livrm, yard, porch, parking,laundry, avail 9/20. $1000/mo. 609-683-1461.PRINCETON BORO -Spac 1 bdrm apt 2nd fir.Furn'd, located in center oftown. $775/mo incl. utils,avail immed. 609-921-6929, 7-8:30am & 8-9:30pm only.PRINCETON BORO - Stu-dio apt, Close to down-town. Cooking facilites,park & all utils includedexcept electric. $475/mo.609-924-6312PRINCETON HORIZONAPTS - 1, 2 & 3 bdrmapartments for rent.Starting at $760. Call forappt. M-F, 9am-5pm.,1200 Bradley Crt., 609-924-6739RINGOES - Private 3room cottage, totally reno-vated, w/w carpeting, re-fridgerator, yard. $675/mo., 609-466-3845SO. BRUNSWICK - 2bdrm apt. Country setting.$800/mo + utils. No pets.Avail. 9/15. 908-329-3101TRENTON - Colonial Gar-den. Now renting. Nicest &most secured complex inthe city near City Hall &State House. Spac,ground, well maintained,big rms w/ parquet firs,heat & hotwater (net Only$250 security & free mi-crowave for qualified ap-plicants. For more info.Please call 609-278-1481.
WEST WINDSOR - 1bdrm apt, on farm in Prin-ceton Jet $650 + utils.Avail. 9/1.609-799-0085YARDLEY, PA - 2 bdrm, 2baths, 1st fit in duplex,central a/c & heat, dish-washer, gaibage disposal,wshr/dryr, cable, carpeted,backyard, 1 car garage.$800/mo + utils. Avail 10/1. Call owner 609-860-3519.
PRINCETON - canal Ptluxuriously, furn'd 3 bdrm,2Vz baths, w/w carpet, frpl,patio, liv rm/din rm, eat-inkit Prof, n/s, no pels.$550/mo + % utils. Avail.9/1.609-716-0343.PRINCETON - Share 4bdrms house on Irg wood-ed lot, $600/mo. + shareutils. 609-939-4200 or908-274-9748
PRINCETON BORO -Own room in large house.$375/mo + utils. Call 609-921-8711. ;
480 Office/CommercialFor Rent
BORDENTOWN CITY - 2office ste. Approx 800 sqft, hardwood firs, high ceil-ings, incandescent lights,garden ent & terrace, privpkg, brokers protected$550. 609-298-2062. 1653rd St Botdentown.
CRANBURY - Ideal spacefor expanding business!Brand new offices with ad-jacent warehouses. 400^500 sq ft. offices with at-tached 800-1000 sq ftwarehouses. On busy Rt.535 near NJ Tpk Exit 8Aand Rte 130. 609-655-5151 or 800-405-5151.
RINGOES/HOPEWELLAREA - Artist Studio Inrenovated farm w/skyllghtson quiet horse farm. $195mo. 609-466-1740.
490 WantedTo Rent
LAMBERTVILLE - Officespace wanted need ap-prox. 600 square feetDoes not need to be storefront or first floor, need en-trance room and office,very low traffic, one bed-room apartment wouldwork. 609-397-9119.
RESPONSIBLE - Non-smoking single female, no ~children, no pets. Wantsquiet & clean Lg rm w/pvtbath, kit & laundry privs,off-sH>kg. Reas. rent. ForSept. 908-806-7972.
