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It started out as a dream. Hewould be singing alone at first, then,suddenly, a group of people wouldappear. Soon, they were all singingthe same song, his song, and the har-mony was perfect. When he woke up,he'd be in tears, it was so beautiful.And he'd also be alone.

That was back in the 1950s, whenJoseph Shabalala, of South Africa,was working in a factory during theday and singing with traditional folkgroups at night. But he wanted hisown group, one that would under-stand and give life to the music onlyhe heard, in his dreams at night.

"Then, one day, God sent me sol-diers of music, powerful voices," Mr.Shabalala recalled.

Over 30 years later, there's no ar-guing with Mr. Shabalala. He's theleader of Ladysmith Black Mambazo,a 10-member, song-and-dance grouprenowned for its work with Paul Si-mon on his masterpiece Graceland,which was released in 1986. Sincethen, the group has won a Grammy,toured the world three times and per-formed in a Tony-nominated play,The Song of Jacob Zulu (1993).

Ladysmith Black Mambazo willreturn to the stage when Nomathem-ba, a play written by Mr. Shabalala,playwright Ntozake Shange and "di-rector Eric Simonson, is staged at theState Theatre in New BrunswickApril 13-14. The show will be pres-ented by the Crossroads TheatreCompany and move on to the Kenne-dy Center for Performing Arts inWashington. D.C., April 17 throughMay 19.

For Mr. Shabalala, Nomathemba,which is based on the first song heever wrote, back in 1965, is anotherdream come true.

"I said to (the director) I have adream for a long time — how can Imake (the song) into a play, the storyof this song," Mr. Shabalala recalled."Because, to me, I'm talking to mypeople to not give up the hope."

Back in 1965, South Africa wasnot the most hospitable of countriesif you were black. And because themusic Mr. Shabalala and his col-leagues were performing is rooted in

indigenous tradition, it was frownedupon by the then all-white govern-ment.

"Nomathemba" is a song about awoman who decides to leave her ru-ral hometown and try to make some-thing of herself in the city. Her name,and the songs title, means, "hope."And, indeed, the ending of the song,and the play, is hopeful. But not forreasons one might assume. Noma-themba has left her home becauseshe's tired of blindly following tradi-tion, which includes an arranged-marriage situation of sorts. So, sheleaves thinking the man she's en-gaged to, Bongani, isn't truly in lovewith her. What she doesn't realize is,he's following her, from city to city,never quite catching up.

When they do catch up with eachother, it's back in their hometown ofLadysmith, a place they've returnedto after months of straggle elsewhere.

"It's about peace," Mr. Shabalalasaid of the play. "It's about reconcili-ation. It's about forgive each other.It's about not give up the hope."

It's easy to see how Nomathembaapplies to, as it's referred to in theplay, "the new South Africa." Withapartheid abolished, and NelsonMandela in the presidency, opportu-nities for black. South Africansabound. But that's not to say thingsare easy. The country's economy isneed or stabilizatibnrand blacks andwhites are still readjusting to the new-order. In Nomathemba, Bongani is atraditionalist, his fiancee an oppor-tunist. What both eventually learn isyou can't be one or the other; com-promises must be made. And, wher-ever, you end up, home or abroad,you musn't forget where you camefrom.

Mr. Shabalala explained."I'm saying to my people, 'Don't

give up, because this is your place,mis is your country. ...You can growup in your father's home, but your fa-ther, your mother, they're alwayspraying for you to have your home.Now your home is to have a girlwho's going to love you, and marryher.' "

Mr. Shabalala wants to clear up amisunderstanding. The style of musiche and Ladysmith Black Mambazoare known for was not invented 30 or

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40 years ago. It's actually an amal-gam of styles developed by variousSouth African tribes through the cen-turies. Decades ago, however, whenblack workers were bussed to workcamps, where they'd live away fromtheir families for months at a time,they brought their music with them.On Saturday nights, they'd sing toeach other, and, out of necessity, theydeveloped a dancing style thatwouldn't wake the security guards.Where once they stomped the floor,now they tip-toed.

By the 1960s, this singing-and-danciiig scyit tSi^pirioriiianc^ HSG be-come so popular, competitions wereheld on a regular basis. And Mr. Sha-balala's "dream" group, which heformed in 1964 and included threebrothers and two cousins, was one ofthe best. In fact, the group's name re-flects its authority. Ladysmith is theShabalalas hometown, "black" refersto the black oxen, the strongest ani-mals on the farm, and "mambazo," inZulu, means "ax," as in the group'sability to hack the competition topieces.

Hence Mr. Shabalala's soliders ofmusic, whose combination of Zuluand English lyrics, sung in an rhyth-mic, choral fashion attracted Mr. Si-mon back in the 1980s. At the time, acultural boycott was the order of theday, and even some of Mr. Shabala-la's friends suspected the popularAmerican artist of exploitation. ButMr. Shabalala, knowing Mr. Simon'sbackground and trusting his sincere-

ly, saw an opportunity. He told theskeptics that, by associating them-selves with Mr. Simon, "People willknow who you are." And he wasright.

"The white people in South Afri-ca — they started to respect our mu-sic," he said. "All along in South Af-rica, before Paul Simon, we werevery popular to our people. Beforewe joined Paul Simon, we recorded25 albums, but it was popular only toour black people. White people?Some of them. ...Paul Simon openedthe gate for white people; they startedtdsuppdrtus.'

Didn't you give him a new name?"Yes, I gave him a Zulu name —

Vulindela (pronounced Voo-lee-del-AY), which means 'open the gate.' "

And what was his reaction?"He was very happy. First of all,

when I gave him this name, he said,'Joseph, I'm going to have to changemy passport.' Heh-heh-heh-heh"

His laugh, like everything elseabout him, is musical. So it's fittingthat the role Mr. Shabalala and Lady-smith Black Mambazo play in Noma-themba is that of a kind of Greek mu-sical chorus. They sing and danceduring the wedding scenes, but theyalso accompany Bongani during hisjourney, at times encouraging him tobring her back home,. other timessinging lyrics that reflect the thoughtsof most of the black South Africansin the play: that this is a time of anxi-ety, but also of great hope.

And, at the root of that hope, issense of who you are, according toMr. Shabalala. He said that the dreamhe had as a young man was a dreamof individuality, a dream of findinghis own voice. And while workingwith Mr. Simon, he asked him whathe found so intriguing in LadysmithBlack Mambazo's music. Was it theAfrican music itself? "No," he said."You are the king. You have yourown thing."

Sharing your own thing with theworld is not easy, however. Evenwhen you consider some of today'smost popelar American pop; Angers,like Bruce Springsteen and REM,you realize it took years — and atleast a couple- unpopular albums be-fore they caught on. Mr. Shabalalahas a theory.

"It's just like when you cooksomething — you're going to discov-er and taste the food and say,'Hmmm, too much salt; I'm going tocook later.' But, one day, you taste itand say, 'This one, this one every-one's going to enjoy.' "

It's a measure of Mr. Shabalala'ssuccess, and his stature in the "new"South Africa that he's at the forefrontof a movement to establish an acade-my in South Africa that will teach fu-ture generations about indigenouscultures.

"We must make sure that our mu-sic is not harmed," he said, "because,all along, all the universities, theschools — it's Eurocentric."

With freedom, of course, comes a

price, and sometimes the price is thesacrifice of tradition to make way forchange. That's too much of a price topray, Mr. Shabalala believes, and hisacademy and projects like Noma-themba are ways to apply tradition totoday.

And if anyone can appreciate to-day, it's Mr. Shabalala, whose groupaccompanied Nelson Mandela andformer South African president F.W.deClerck to Norway in 1993 wherethe two leaders were given the NobelPeach Prize. They also performed atMr. Nelsop's inauguration in 1994.

"Evenln South Africa, people tellyou this is the 'new' South Africa,"Mr. Shabalala said: "Now, whenwe're talking about the new SouthAfrica, we're thinking about we usedto say 'old' South Africa that wasowned by white people. ...

"If you can go to the Parliamentnow, you can discover that black,white, Indian and colored — some-thing new. It's something new to seeblack and white, Indian and coloredwork together.

"This is amazing. This is wonder-ful." @

Nomathemba will be staged atthe State Theatre, 15 Livingston Ave.,New Brunswick, April 13-14. Show-times: 3 p.m. and 8p.m., Sat; 3 p.m.,Sun. Tickets range from $20 to$37.50. For tickets and information,call the Crossroads Theatre Com-pany box office at (908) 249-5560.

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COMMUNITY CALENDARCanaS House ushers in spring

The Blackwells Mills Canal House will hold its annual First Signs ofSpring walk- at 9 a.m., Saturday, April 13. Participants can wander theDelaware & Raritan Canal towpath, on the prowl for early wildfiowers,budding trees, birds just in from South America and turtles just out of hi-bernation.

Experienced guides will lead the walk, which is another in the seriesof monthly activities open to the public and staged by Canal House.

Walkers will receive litter bags for use in sprucing up the towpath asthey stroll. Those attending should bring a camera and binoculars if possi-ble, and dress for the weather. The group will return by 11 a.m.

Now being restored by the Blackwells Mills Canal House Associa-tion, the area was the home of bridge tenders who opened the old swingbridge for passing canal boats. The house overlooks the canal at Black-wells Mills and Canal roads in Somerset, and may be rented by othercommunity groups for meetings and activities. For more information, call873-2133 or 297-2641.

Fire company plans baseball card showThe North Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co. 1 will host its monthly

Baseball Card and Collectibles Show Saturday, April 13, and will featureall types of sport and nonsport cards, magic cards, comics and memora-bilia.

The show will run from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fire Co. 1 is located at theRoute 1 and Route 130 intersection, next to Bradlees. Admission to theshow is $1 with everyone receiving a free pack of cards.

For further information or to rent table space, call Steve Lins at937-5805. All show proceeds will benefit Fire Co. 1.

Easter Seal volleyball teams are formingRutgers University in New Brunswick will hold its 1996 Easter Seal

Society of New Jersey (ESSNJ) Indoor Volleyball Invitational April 13and 14.

Teams that play at the Rutgers site will have a choice of playing eitheron indoor gymnasium or outdoor sand courts. As part of the invitational,teams of six players and up to four substitutes are invited to play against ateam of similar playing ability in a best-of-three game match. Teams canbe co-ed or single-sex, a group of beginners/intermediates or experts.ESSNJ slates teams in matches or, at a team's request, issues challengesfrom one squad to another. Registration for the ESSNJ Volleyball Invita-tional is $150.

All proceeds from the Volleyball Invitational benefit ESSNJ, a pro-vider of services to people with disabilities. ESSNJ, an affiliate of the Na-tional Easter Society, promotes independence for people with disabilitiesand their families since 1948.

' For more information, call 1-800-468-0027.

Diabetes Foundation wilS host fairA free diabetes information fair will be held on Saturday, April 13,

from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at St. Peter's Medical Center. The fair issponsored by the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International, Mid-JerseyChapter.

In addition to exhibits on blood glucose meters, insulins and other di-abetes related products and services, Dr. Howard Goldstein will discusscurrent topics in diabetes at 10:30 a.m.

For more information, call the Mid-Jersey Chapter of the JDF at422-9590.

Junior League will hold scavenger huntThe Junior League of Morristown Inc., will host the second annual

Scavenger Hunt on Wheels Saturday, April 13, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.This event will be held at Duke Island Park in Bridgewater Township andis a benefit for the Mental Health Association of Somerset County(MHASC).

The day will kick off with a "bring your own" tailgate picnic at 11a.m. at Duke Island Park. Registered entrants will start the scavenger huntat noon. Equipped with road maps and a set of clues, teams will navigatetheir way through the back roads of Somerset County. The event is not arace and the objective is to earn as many points as possible by solving rid-dles and following clues along the route. The afternoon will concludewith a party at the park, where prizes for the winners, a raffle drawing,music, food and entertainment will be provided.

Winning prizes and raffle drawings include a weekend package at theShort Hills Hilton, lunch at the NM Cafe in the Short Hills Mall, a privatetour at the Metropolitan Museum in New York City, followed by a dinnerat the Trustee's Dining Room, a year initiation fee and one month towardmembership at the Mendham Health and Racquet Club.

The price per car is $25 (up to four people, $5 for each additional per-son). Raffle tickets are $5 each.

Scavenger hunt and raffle tickets may be purchased in advance andspace is limited. Tickets will also be sold on the day of the event, spacepermitting. Rain date is Sunday, April 14.

The Mental Health Association of Somerset County's mission is toeducate and advise on mental health concerns.

In its 60th year, the Junior League of Morristown Inc. is an organiza-tion of women committed to promoting volunteerism, developing the po-tential of women and improving the community.

For more information about the second annual Scavenger Hunt onWheels, call (20(1) 605-5386 or (908) 722-8520.

Library celebrates National Library WeekNational Library Week 1996 is April 14 through April 20. To cele-

brate, the Franklin Township Public Library will provide a series of read-ers' advisories. Readers' advisories are handouts that help direct readersto other authors who are similar to authors they currently read.

The library will also display a collection of bookmarks tracing the his-tory and evolution of the bookmark. A portion of one of the largest col-lections of antique bookmarks will be on view. Viewers will also be ableto start their own collection with free samples.

Rutgers hosts opera concertMusical selections from some of the world's favorite operas will be

performed at 4 pjn., Sunday, April 14, in Nicholas Music Center1, GeorgeStreet at Route 18 in New Brunswick. For information or to charge tick-ets, call the Rutgers Arts Center at 932-7511.

The operas will include "Rigoletto," "Madame Butterfly",, and "TheBarber of Seville," as well as the New Jersey premiere of scenes fromWilliam Mayer's "A Death in the Family," based on James Agee's Pulit-zer Prize-winning novel.

Tickets are $10, $8 for seniors 63 years and older and Rutgers facultyand staff, and $5 for Rutgers students.

Opera At Rutgers has won the National Opera Association's Produc-tion Award three times in the last five years for its productions of "Belisa-rio," "Cosi fan tutte" and "La Boheme."

Mason Gross School of the Arts is New Jersey's arts conservatory,and is a division of Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey.

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TMJ: A small joint than can cause big problemsOne of the smallest joints in the both sides of the lower jaw, or man-

human body can cause disabling dible, to the base of the skull. Thehealth problems. joint is subject to disorders because

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TMJ disorders are of two typesthat are treated quite differently.They may occur independently or co-exist, depending on the individual.

The first area of TMD is causedby the chewing muscles of the joint,which interconnect with other mus-cles of the face and head, leading tomyofascial pain disorder, known asMPD. The second class of problemsoccurs in the bones and disk thatmake up the internal workings of thejoint itself.

Trauma to the jaw causes prob-lems in equal numbers of male andfemale patients, but for reasons thatare still unclear, 80 percent of thosewho suffer from TMD are women,ranging in age from teens to the eld-erly. Why women suffer more fromTMD may be explained by the struc-tural, behavioral or clinical differ-ences.

Typically, the first sign of the dis-order is a popping or clicking sensa-tion in the joint, or the jaw may lockin an open or shut position. Manyother people with TMD, however,suffer with painful symptoms thatseem unrelated to the jaw. They

might feel pain radiating forwardfrom the ear, or have disabling head-aches behind the eyes, in the temples,the back of the head or even theshoulders and neck.

Some TMD sufferers enduresleepless nights, while those whoclench or grind their jaws in theirsleep may wake up with pain that dis-appears later in the day. Lifestylemay also create cyclical TMD. As thesemester ends, some deadline-plagued students clench their jawsunconsciously for hours or days onend, with painful TMD symptoms asa consequence.

The disorder may disappear on itsown, when the body adapts or whenmedication and rest reduce the in-flammation, allowing the body toheal itself. But the condition mayalso get worse when a symptom suchas headache is treated in isolation,while the underlying joint disorderremains undiagnosed.

Fortunately, many forms of treat-ment are available to treat TMD,some of them extremely simple.Even patients who have had thesymptoms for a long time are fre-quently able to return to a normallifestyle quickly once the condition isdiagnosed and treatment started.

At the first visit, the TMD spe-cialist asks the patient to fill out aquestionnaire to elicit the cause ofthe problem and determine the courseof treatment A physical exam willfollow, usually supplemented by X-rays or MRI tests. If the problem ismuscular, the course of treatmentstarts—and may well end—with asoft food diet and anti-inflammatorydrugs, such as ibuprofen.

Physical therapy is also very ef-fective for TMD and may help avoidsurgery. Ultrasound, cold spray andstretching may be used along withspecial exercises to increase or main-tain range of motion in the joint.

Adjacent muscles of the neck andshoulders may need therapy, too,, totreat pain stiffness or immobility.The physician may prescribe an oralappliance to take stress off the TMJas a crutch might support and rest asore knee. Trigger-point anestheticinjections, at the point where musclemeets bones, can also help by givingthe patient relief while the normalhealing process takes over.

The TMD sufferer with problemsin the internal workings of the joint islikely to start out using these conser-vative, non-surgical methods. Theymay restore normal function, leavingthe patient feeling good enough toend treatment while accepting certainlifestyle limitations—no morecrunchy bagels or contact sports, forinstance.

If the pain continues, the problemmay be a displaced articular disk inthe joint, either as a result of stress ortrauma. The patient then turns to anoral and maxillofacial surgeon, whoevaluates the benefits of differentsurgical procedures, the simplest ofwhich is arthrocentesis— joint lava-ge, or cleansing— that reduces in-flammation and may preclude theneed for further treatment.

Other surgical methods includeTMJ arthroscopy, which has becomeeven more effective with the additionof a \aser.Healih Matters is contrib-uted by The Medical Center atPrinceton.

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Attracting birds to the backyard isa matter of knowina their habits

' . By Robert GluckSpecial Writer

Even before Orville and WilburWright translated their skills with bi-

• cycles into creating a flying machine,• people have yearned to fly. Man has

always viewed flying as free and ef-fortless, and throughout the ages peo-ple have consequently been fascinat-ed with birds.

Soaring eagles over the DelawareWater Gap, blue herons spearing fishin a local farmer's pond, woodpeck-ers drumming on a nearby tree, egretsenhancing the sandy landscape at theJersey shore — these are memories

, etched in our minds.If you're an amateur birder, or a

proven ornithologist, you'll want tolearn as much as you can about at-tracting birds to your property or liv-ing area. After all, a daily glimpse ata towhee. blue jay, woodpecker,

• morning dove or yellow rumped war-bler provides us with a taste of flightand freedom, and that's good for thepsyche.

How can we attract birds to ourbackyards? Are there specific plants,feeders, and birdhouses that willdraw them? To find out, we searchedfor answers from environmentalistsand landscapers, professionals whoknow birds, and know how to attractthem.

According to Jim Sharp, a nurs-eryman at Peterson's Nursery (onRoute 206 between Princeton andLawrenceville), any small shrubswith berries will attract birds.

"We have many small shrubsavailable at Peterson's," he said."Birds especially like the hollies andfruit trees like cherry and crab apples.We carry 50 different crab apple va-rieties. You always want to have wa-ter around too. Get a birdbath, build apond or install a fountain. And don'tforget protection. Plant any tree thatoffers protection from other preda-tors. These trees are needed also forthe bird's nesting sites."

Known as the "creative garden-ers," Peterson's carries quality plant-ing supplies, a complete line of state-ly fountains, decorative lawn statues,

tools and fertilizers. There also is acountry gift shop on the premiseswhere handmade wreaths, basketsand cabinets are sold.

Ken Field is another local expert.A landscape architect with Kale'sNursery and Landscape Service, aLawrence firm that specializes in un-usual trees and shrubs, Mr. Field ad-mits there are many different kinds ofshrubs and trees that will attractbirds.

"I recommend the American hol-lies to attract birds because they havea berry on them that birds eat in thefall and winter," Mr. Field said."And, these hollies are good for ourarea because the deer don't like them.You always have to be concernedaround here about deer. Of course,the tree or shrub should provide goodcover for the birds."

Mr. Field said Kale's offers shop-pers a variety of birdfeeders andbaths. "It's important to have a birdbath feature in your garden," he says."This lets the birds who love watercool off in the hotter months. Whenit's hot and dry, it's hard for birds tofind water. We carry many feedersfrom the fancy to the ornamental.Most of our bird baths are ceramic."

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You must put your feeders farfrom where any cats can get to them.Again, environmentalists like Mr. Pe-terson recommend shrub cover forsafety, especially hollies like nandinaand fatinia. "Dogwoods, blueberries,

raspberries, grapes, these all providegood cover and food," Mr. Petersonsaid.

To attract hummingbirds, Mr. Pe-terson says to dissolve some sugar(not honey) in water and dispense itin a tube or feeder made for this,<available at your local garden store."Sugar water is akin to nectar and thehummingbirds love this. It helps getthem going. They have a metabolicrate 40 times that of a human. Butdon't give them honey, they can't di-gest it."

Of course, Mr. Peterson recom-mends water to attract these featheredcreatures to your backyard . "Birdslove to bathe several times daily," heconcluded. "They like to keep theirfeathers clean and they like to get ridof parasites. Some birds like tomoisten their food. In winter, you canpurchase some warm water bird bathsthat have heaters. There is no singleattraction better than water.

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Friday, April 12,1996 Franklin News-Record

A special approach to the artsBy Frances Sexauer

Special WriterFor most people involved in com-

munity theater, memorizing lines,getting over stage fright and takingdirection is a challenge.

Add to that a disability such asblindness or a hearing impairmentand acting becomes even more chal-

. lenging.Nevertheless, local disabled ac-

tors and actresses, such as LaurenCasey of Monmouth Junction, havefound a home in the Unlimited Po-tential Theater Company (UPTCo).

UPTCo was formed in 1988 as aproject of the North Brunswick-basednon-profit group Very Special ArtsNew Jersey to provide experiences inall aspects of theater to disabled resi-dents throughout the state.

Ms. Casey, who is blind, has beena member of UPTCo since it wasformed. While she said she feelscomfortable there, part of the reasonshe stays is because it would be veryhard for her to move on. UPTCo isthe only theater company in New Jer-sey offering opportunities in all as-pects of theater to people both withdisabilities and without disabilities.

This point was driven home re-cently when a woman told Ms. Caseyshe was such a good actress sheshould expand into larger communitytheaters.

"What I said to her was 'are yougoing to drive me to and from re-

hearsals and Braille my scripts forme?' and she said no," Ms. Caseysaid. "When you have to ask peopleto take you grocery shopping and tothe doctor, those are importantthings. And then you ask people todrop what they are doing and takeyou to community theater? You haveto prioritize."

That's why Ms. Casey, workingtogether with Very Special Arts Proj-ect Director Vera Schwartz, came upwith the idea for a state-wide, all-dayconference entitled "Spotlight on Ac-cess: Integrating Performers WithDisabilities into Community The-ater."

The conference will take placebetween 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Satur-day, April 13, at Villagers Theatre inSomerset.

The event, the first of its kind,will kick-off a year-long programaimed at getting community theatersto focus on the needs of both per-formers and audience members withdisabilities.

"If only one or two more theatersopen up and do this, that's one or twomore than are doing it now," Ms.Casey said. "That was the whole ideaof it really — an education for thecommunity theaters."

Ms. Casey and fellow membersof UPTCo, including South Bruns-wick resident Joyce Indik, will per-form an original play for the confer-ence based on their own lifeexperiences and will also sit on dis-cussion panel.

Among the topics scheduled arethe special challenges people withdisabilities face when it comes tocommunity theater.

"It's harder because even if youwant to get involved in communitytheater, it's going to take up a lot ofyour time," said Ms. Casey, whoworks full-time as a social workerwith the state Division of Develop-mental Disabilities. "And you have toget to rehearsals and you have to geta ride back from rehearsals when youcan't drive yourself. It's not like NewYork City where you have masstransportation.

"You have to have the script inaccessible form and have the directorand other actors helping you blockthe scene so you know where every-thing is and where to move," Ms.Casey continued.

"With UPTCo it's already part ofthe understanding," she said. "Theywill help you as best they can andyou will have the scripts accessible toyou and directors who already under-stand they will be working with peo-ple with disabilities."

"We're devoted to providing artsprograms to people with disabilities,"Ms. Schwartz said of the 18-year-oldVery Special Arts. "We have chil-dren's programs, visual arts, writing,theater.

For more information about theprogram or to register, call the VerySpecial Arts New Jersey office at745-3885.

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And the impact on girls is staggering. According to a national report,1

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: ADMIN. ASST. - To pri-vate banker in asset man-agement business. De-gree required, banking ex-perience a plus. Bright,energetic, easily adaptableindividual with good com-munication, organizationaland office skills req'd.Strong math and computerskills in word processingand Lotus a must Priorcash handling experiencealso helpful. Good benefits& salary commensuratewith exp. Phone Pat 609-734-7725. No agenciesplease.

ADMINISTRATIVEASSISTANT

Catholic Charities, a Re-. gional Integrated Behav-

ioral Healthcare & SocialService agency seeks anadministrative assistant to

; handle a variety of secre-tarial duties as well as

: project-oriented activitiesin our Community AffairsDepartment. The positionrequires proficiency inword processing and at-

" iention to detail; a pleas-ant telephone manner andability to relate well to oth-ers; and an ability to han-dle multiple take on an on-

- going basis. .We offer and. exciting opportunity withexcellent fringe benefits.For immediate consider-ation, send your resume to

- Judy Nath, Catholic Chari-ties, P.O. Box 1423, Tren-ton, NJ 08607-1423.

ADMINISTRATIVE - pro-vide secretarial andproject support to uppermanagement staff. Interactwith clients, prepare re-ports and presentations.Strong oral and writtencommunication skills.Knowledge of Windowssoftware preferred. Pleasecall 609-452-0022, or faxresume to 609-452-0212.EOE.

(JJafternatiVes. 11 § ..Jn Temporary Services

211 College Road E.Princeton, NJ 08540

ADMINISTRATIVE AS-SISTANT - Computer skillessential. Salary mid 20's.Send resume to P.O. Box6871, Bridgewater NJ08807 Attn: HR-1.ADMINISTRATIVE Secy/Office Manager - Smallnon-profit needs highly ex-perienced admin secy/of-fice manager for multi-taskposition. Word processing(MS Word Excel, QSA),transcription; record-keeping; phones, recep-tion; appointments; meet-ing coordination/traves ar-rangements; communica-tion with part-time book-keeper; correspondence;office supplies & equip-ment. Resume & salaryreq. to PO Box 2072, Prin-ceton, NJ 08540

ADVERTISING SALES

We have a full time op-portunity in our sales de-partment. The successfulsales candidate will be re-sponsible for working withcurrent advertisers anddeveloping new business.Direct advertising salesexperience is preferred,but we will train the rightcandidate. We off competi-tive salary, unlimited com-mission, benefits packageand opportunity for careergrowth. Mail or fax yourresume to:

P.O. Box 156600 Perry Street

Trenton, NJ 08618-3996Fax # 609-394-1358

ADVERTISING/SALESASSISTANT - Publishers'Representative Firm, sell-ing advertising for nationalmagazines has an im-mediate opening for ahighly-organized, ener-getic, self-directed indi-vidual who can handlemultiple tasks with excel-lent attention to detail. Re-sponsibilities include an-swering telephone inquir-ies from clients and pub-lishers, processing andposting advertising orders,transcribing call reports,writing letters, processingcorrespondence, orderingoffice supplies and provid-ing other clerical and salessupport. Must have excel-lent verbal, writing andkeyboard skills. Knowl-edge of computers andthe advertising businessan asset. Starting salaryrange 19K-22K plus ben-efits. Please send applica-tion letter and resume to:Lewis Edge & Associates,Inc., 366 Wall Street, Prin-ceton, New Jersey 08540-1517. FAX: 609-497-0412,E-Mail: lewis@edgeas-soc.com - No phone callsplease!

ASSEMBLY - Trentonbased long & short termassignments. Collating,packaging, sorting. Cleri-cal exp. a plus. Two shiftsavail. Please call 609-452-0022. EOE.

AUTO BODY TECH - Ex-perienced body & frameperson for high volumequality shop. Exc. pay,benefits & working condi-tions. Large air condi-tioned shop. Call 908-469-3285 or eves 908-782-1805 & ask for Dave.

AUTOMOTIVE DEALER-SHIP - New Ford franchisecoming soon to MercerCty area. Positions avail:Service Advisers, ServiceTechnicians, and Lot Per-sonnel. Please call for anappt. Ed O'Donnell 609-667-5800.

B A R T E N D E R S - - -F/T & P/T immed hire.NO EXP NEC, Will Train.Summer resorts hiringnow! 609-734-0707 aft10am

Borough of PrincetonPrinceton New Jersey

MAINTENANCE PERSON(Seasonal/Temporary)

Grass cutting, streetpatching, grounds mainte-nance, etc. Must be atleast 18 years of age andpossess a valid New Jer-sey Driver's License.Please send resume toCart W. Peters, P.E., L.S.,Borough Engineer, Bor-ough of Princeton, PO Box390, Princeton, NJ 08542;applications also acceptedat Engineering Depart-ment, 1 Monument Drive,Princeton Borough. Filingdeadline: April 15, 1996.The Borough of Princetonis an Equal OpportunityEmployer M/F/V/H.

CLERICAL POSITION

New Jersey's premier jew-eler is seeking a qualifiedcandidate for a clerical po-sition. This F/T positionwill handle data entry,sales audit, inventory rec-onciliation and inter-storecommunications.

INVENTORYDEPARTMENT

Individual with strong com-puter skills to assist in ourinventory office. Stocking,pricing, audits and inven-tory maintenance. Law-renceviile location.

We offer a competitive sal-ary, benefits package anda pleasant working envi-ronment. Mail or fax re-sume or call:

HAMILTON JEWELERS2542 Brunswick Pike

Lawrenceville, NJ 08648Attn: Ceil Larkins

609-771-9400FAX: 609-771-0204

BUSSERSBUS PERSONS WANTEDWeekend and Summerhelp. Must have neat ap-•earance. The BedensBrook Club, Skillman, NJ

609-466-2646

CLERICAL; HELP - Parttime. For; East WindsorMedical Office. Computerexperience necessary.Mon., - Fri., 9-1 pm., CallKim, at 609-443-4500.

CLERK - Office and mail-room support for corporateclient in Princeton area-Data entry skills and basiccomputer experience aplus. Call 609-452-0022.EOE.

efe..in Temporary Services

211 College Road E.Princeton, NJ 08540

~ COMPUTERSCareer Opportunities

USSP {a Novell Platinumreseller) is a comprehen-sive resource for corp.computing, LAN & WANIntegration, Host internetset-up and designs plusauthorized sales & servicefor all major computerbrands. Seven Princeton-based locations.

TECHNICAL SALES &CNEs

Novell CNE, or MicrosoftNT Certified, capable ofselling and installing toEXISTING Fortune ac-counts. Over $100,000 yrpotential.

SERVICE TECHNICIANSKey openings for top ser-vice techs/cable installerswith HP, Apple, Compaq,& Epson A+ certs-, and 3-5years exp. Field serviceand in-house. Princetonarea. Call Mr. Mosse, 609-466-9400 X28, or FAX:609-466-9292.

COOKS - Triumph Brew-ing Co. NJ's original brewpub is seeking experi-enced Line Cooks for bothfull and part time posi-tions. Benefits avail. Sal-ary commensurate withexp. Send resume to: 138Nassau St, Princeton, NJ08540 or fax 609-924-7857.

COUNSELOR - Caring in-diyidual needed to workwith adopting families,birth parents and fosterparents and provide ad-ministrative support forstate-wide adoption pro-gram. Knowledge of cur-rent adoption regulationsand procedures helpful.Strong interpersonal skillsand ability to work with de-tailed information neces-sary. Bach, degree in so-cial work, psych, or relatedfield and 1 year experi-ence in human services;or masters degree in so-cial work or related field.Must meet requirementsfor a LSW or CSW in NJ.To apply, send resumeand cover letter to V.P. forHuman Resources, Luth-eran Social Ministries ofNJ, 120 Route 156, Yard-vilie, NJ 08620 or Fax to609-585-0511. EOE.

CASHIER - Ellsworth'sWines & Liquors, Prince-

"**rSfnpQrarySwvtos t o n Jun?t io.n seeks friendly'•—l energetic, individual for full

time position, Monday-Friday, 9am-5:30pm. Call609-799-0530 for inter-view.

211 College Road E.Princeton, NJ 08540

ASSISTANT WINE MAN-AGER/TRAINEE - Gour-met wine & food shopseeks friendly & energeticperson. Full time days &weekends. Call 609-799-0591 for interview.

CHILD CARE - Care forchildren in your ownhome. Don't "go it alone"Let Monday Morning !nchelp you. Free insurance.No fees! Princeton Area,609-799-5588.

S Y S T E M A H A G

Lotus Notes DeveloperService-oriented person who have experi-ence in application development in aclient/server environment with expertisein Lotus Notes Development (C++, SQL,Visual Basic a plus.)

Training Center ManagerAn outstanding opportunity now exists fora seasoned professional to manage anddevelop our training centers. In this keyrole, you will organize centers and marketclasses to the Fortune 1000 community. Tosucceed, you must have experience in com-puter training management and organiza-tion, including proven expertise marketingclasses. Candidates must also have demon-strated team management talent and strongoral/written communication skills.

Sales RepresentativeWe seek an aggressive professional with 3-5 years of successful sales experience marrketing high-level technical/consultingproducts and services to networking/busi-ness solutions environments. Candidatesmust have experience with high-endaccount management, account develop-ment and penetration. Experience withLotus Notes a plus. Compensationincludes base salary plus commissions.

RELOCATION AVAILABLE

Trellis offers complete health, 4Dl(k)and benefit plan. Please send us yourresume with salary history to: TrellisNetzvork Services, Inc., 105College Road East, Princeton, NJ08540 or fax to 609-987-9028 oremail to mklimes@treltisnet.com.Interviews mill be conducted inSouthboro, MA, Princeton, NJand/or Vienna, VA.

One of America s unest systems manage-ment and network integration companies,Trellis Network Services is growing rapidly.We leverage cutting-edge technology tocreate real competitive advantages. As weexpand our talented team, we're offering aSign-On Bonus. Sign-on with TrellisNetwork Services.

Computer Network InstructorsSeeking certified instructors in Microsoft,Lotus Notes and/or Banyan to teach class-es in Trellis' training centers and at ourclients' sites. Our trainers also work closelywith our engineering team as consultants'

Technical TelesalesRepresentativesOne to three years of successful computerservice and product sales into the businesssolutions environments will qualify you forour sales team. The applicant should be aself-starter and motivated with a great dealof energy and positive attitude. Knowledgeof networking environments, Lotus Notesand/or operating systems a plus. Salary isbase plus commission.

NetworkEnoineersWe seek engineering professionals at all lev-els of experience to provide support andconsulting services to our current andpotential client base. Candidates must haveexperience with Microsoft NT and in one ormore of the following: Banyan Vines,Novell, UNIX, LAN/WAN,' NetworkDesign, TCP/IP and/or integration. Provenaccount/project management expertise andstrong customer relations, writing and pre-sentation skills essential. Client-serverapplication experience desired.

CUSTODIAN - F/T Days.Set-up, clean up. Owntransp. Experience a plus.609-655-4664

DATA ENTRY/CustomerService - To handle widevariety of tasks for officefurniture dealership inSomerville area. Only ex-perienced, reliable, eagerto work need apply. Salaryplus benefits. Call 908-874-4500 ext. 242; or faxresume to: 908-874-3462.

DATA ENTRY/ORDERENTRY -v Person neededto work I( 10am to 6pmdoing a variety of Jobs in-cluding verifying and en-tering orders, inputting cli-ent information, scoringtests, scanning test an-swersheets, making data-base changes, answeringinternal and external in-quiries, etc. Should haveexperience using the IBMcomputer and be detailed,accurate, dependable andflexible. Call Pat Wheelerat 609-924-3800. EOE.

DRIVER - F/t Mature &Reliable for establishedcompany. Experience inElectrical Products helpfulbut not necessary. Somelifting and stock room du-ties. Must be familiar withNJ roads, good drivingrecord. Vacation/Benefits,Call for an appointment.609-452-1700. Well FargoAlarm Services EOE/M/F/D/V.

DRIVERS/LIMOUSINE -Flex. hrs. F/T, P/T. Cleandriving record. Knowledgeof local airports & diningspots. Service orientedprofs, only. Call 908-297-1801 for appt.

ELECTRONIC TECHNI-ClAN - ACI, Somerville,N.J. mfg of AC power sys-tems needs F/T Techni-cian to troubleshoot equip-ment wVhigh power tran-sistors and I.C.'s. Min 4yrs exp in actual trouble-shooting, formal traininghelpful. 908-526-6010.

EMERGENCY MEDICALTECHNICIAN - (EMT)Wanted for SummerCamp. July 1 thru Aug.2nd. Call 609-737-2039.

FOOD SERVICE - Want-ed. Pot Washer/KitchenUtility Worker. High vol-ume kitchen at PrincetonTheological Seminary.Mon-Fri, 10:30am-7:30pm.Good working conditions,free meals. Call Tim orAmy at 609-497-7745

FRIENDLY PEOPLELocal co. has immed P/Tsome F/T openings work-ing w/customers. Flex hrs.$11.25/start. No exp nee.Ideal for students 17+ oras 2nd income.

Call 609-799-2343

DIRECTOROF PUBLICAFFAIRS

Recording for the Blind &Dyslexic, a national non-profit organization servingpeople who cannot readstandard print because ofa visual, physical or per-ceptual disability, is seek-ing a Director of Public Af-fairs. Responsibilities in-clude: Publications, Strate-gic Planning, Governmen-tal Affairs, Media Rela-tions, Special Events,among others. Ideal expe-riences will include:

• 7-10 years in public re-lations

• Print/multimedia produc-tion

• Excellent writing andediting skills

• Proven record of multi-objective deadlines

Candidates shouldsend resume and salaryrequirements to:

Recording for theBlind & Dyslexic

Human ResourcesDept.,

20 Roszet RoadPrinceton, NJ 08540

EOE

GARDEN CENTER - F/T -P/T, energetic, hardwork-ing individuals who enjoyworking with plants. Expprefd. Baumley Nursery,609-924-6767.

HAIR STYLISTS - BelleMead & Plainsboro salons.Licensed, career focus,profl w/exc people/serviceskills. Guaranteed salary,commission & benefits.Call Nick, 908-874-7010.

HOST/HOSTESS - Estab-lished Princeton restaurantis seeking a responsible,experienced person forSaturday night Host/Host-ess position. Please applyin person at Lahiere's, 5Witherspoon St, Princeton.

HOUSECLEANING - Canyou clean at home betterthan anyone you know?Yes? We have a spot foryou at Molly Maid. Weneed someone who isresp., reliable, & hard-working. We will teach youour system. F/T weekdayhrs. Call 609-448-6243 tojoin our team.

LANDSCAPER - F/T - PAT.Residential design/buildfirm seeks hardworking in-dividuals to work w/ourcrew. Baumley Nursery,609-924-6767.

LEGAL ASSISTANT -Princeton litigation firmseeks organized teamplayer with ability to workindependently as well aswith others and managemultiple responsibilities.WordPerfect proficiencynecessary. Please forwardresume to: Office Man-ager, Jackson & Buckley,P.O. Box 322, Princeton,NJ 08542-0322 or fax to609-924-4660.

LEGAL SECRETARY -Smith, Stratton, Wise,Heher & Brennan is .look-ing for experienced secre-taries with organizationalskills, computer systemexperience & knowledgeof Word Perfect 5.0 towork in Princeton office.Excellent benefit package,salary commensurate withexperience. Send resumewith salary requirementsto: Legal Administrator,600 College Rd. East,Suite 4200, Princeton, NJ08540 or fax to 609-987-6651.

LIFEGUARD - F/T, P/T.Starting 5/25/96. No expVtraining nee. Ages 15 &up. Central NJ area. Call609-426-4252.

LINE COOK - Busy qualityPrinceton area restaurantFirst class kitchen, goodsalary & benefits for theright person. Must be eventempered and able to han-dle volume. Please call609-924-7405 bet. 9am-12pm.

MANAGEMENT SER-VICES ASST - Exp'd inengineering/architecturaldiscipline PC lit. Autocad,photocopying. F/T, Mon-Fri. Send resume to: POBox 3298, Princeton, NJ08540.

MANAGER TRAINEE -Transamerica FinancialServices, a leader in con-sumer lending is currentlyseeking a Manager Train-ee for our Princeton office..We prefer related experi-ence, but will consideranyone who has the po-tential to accept manage-ment responsibility. " Re-quires ability with figuresand considerable contactwith the public, as well asa willingness to becomeskilled in budget analysisand counseling. We offera competitive salary andbenefits pkg. If interestedplease submit resume withs a l a r y h i s t o r y t o :TRANSAMERICA, POBox 7645, Princeton, NJ08543; or Fax to 609-452-8688. EOE.

MARKET REASEARCHASSISTANT - Entry levelposition for detail-oriented,logical thinker with strongorganizational skills. MSWorks a plus. Reply: PSD,Dept. LM, P.O. Box 697,Princeton Jet., NJ 08550.

MARKET REASEARCHCODER - Ad test firmseeks experienced coder.Full benefits. Reply: PSD,Dept. MT, P.O. Box 697Princeton Junction, NJ08550

MARKET RESEARCHDATA PROCESSING

ICR, a leading market re-search firm in suburbanPhiladelphia, is seekingSPEC WRITERS in its Pro-gramming Dept. Responsi-bi l i t ies include pro-gramming of question-aires in CATI & tabulationof collected data withCFMC software. Experi-enced in Market Re-search, data processingis required. Send resumeto Mr. John Dean, 605West State St, Media, Pa.19063.

MEDICAL RECEPTION-IST - F/T. Busy Ophthal-mology practice in Prince-ton seeks a friendly, ener-getic, team player to assistwith front desk duties.Exp. a plus, but willing totrain the right person.Competitive salary & ben-efits avail. Call Diane 609-921-9393.

Mortgage Banking

Mortgage ProcessorsMortgage Consultants

Immed. opportunities• Real estate owned co.• Est. organized operation• Competitive salary• Stability & growth• Confidential interview

Please contact800-635-0977

PAINTER - FA. Must beexp'd in high quality resi-dential work. Must haveown transportation & be anon-smoking person w/ aneat appearance. 609-443-3807

PART TIME SECRETARY- Princeton based mid-sizecorporate headquartersseeks secretary to provideclerical and administrativesupport to the Retail Divi-sion, 20-25 hrs/week inthe afternoons. Ideal can-didate will be proficient inMicrosoft Word for Win-dows 6.0 and excel 5.0.fax resume and salary re-quirement to: 609-734-7844.

PART-TIME $9/HR. - An-swering telephones. Flex-ible hours/local area. Noexperience necessary.Call 1-809-474-2786 InflToll.

PET GROOMING - F/T orP/T groomer needed.Kauffman's Pet Care Cen-ter, 609-448-3114

PRODUCTION/WARE-HOUSE - Growing jammanufacturer in search ofenergetic individual to joinproduction team. Fromgeneral warehouse to as-sembly work. Lambertville.Groveland Farms. 609-397-0796 Rob.

T R E L L I SN E T W O R K S E R V I C E S

APPLYIN PERSON!

SALES PROFESSIONALSAudio/Video/Computers/lmaging/Cameras/Cellular Phones

CASHIERS ® MUSIC & MOVIE STAFFSTOCK PiBSOHHEL

LOSS PEEVEIITION PERSONNELCAR ELECTRONIC STEREO & ALARM

INSTALLERSAll positions enjoy excellent benefits. So what are you waiting for...apply NOW! Interestedapplicants should FAX resumes (include DepL) to: (908) 855-5455. Dept. RP/PP. Or call our24-hour ]oo hotline (908) 602-1900, Ext. 3238. EOEM/F/D/V. DRUG TEST REQUIRED

P S Y C H O L O G YSEARCH - Would you liketo find out about currentresearch in Attention andMemory? At PrincetonUniversity we are runninga number of studiesthroughout the year, soseize this opportunity tosign up for our SubjectPoo! list. You will be paidfor your time: The averagerate of payment is $6/hr.We'll call you as new stud-ies become avail. You canparticipate in as many asyou like. Please call YuiiyaSheykman 609-258-1305to sign up.

Publication

CONSUMERPUBLICATIONS

SPECIALIST

Recording for the Blind &Dyslexic, a national non-profit organization servingpeople who cannot readstandard print because ofa visual, physical or per-ceptual disability, is seek-ing a Consumer Publica-tions Specialist. This per-son will develop com-munication pieces and per-form admin, tasks neces-sary to meet publicationdeadlines. Must have exc.writing & commun. skills,working knowledge ofdesktop pub. tools, andstrong attn. to detail. Min.1-3 yrs exp. in publica-tions, bus commun. or re-lated field.

Candidates should sendresume to:

Recording for theBlind & Dyslexic

Human Resources Dept.,20 Roszel Road

Princeton, NJ 08540EOE

RECEPTIONIST

Requires detail orientedperson to manage voice,fax and mail traffic forbusy and growing com-pany. A pleasant mannerand good office skills arerequired. Full time positionwith benefits. Ewing, NJfocation. Call DavidKennedy @ 609-882-5999.

MIS, Inc. Is an Equal Op-portunity Employer.

RECEPTIONIST - Na-tional Foundation locatedin downtown Princeton islooking for an energetic,high spirited individual todo light office work includ-ing answering the Tele-phones, Filing, Typing &Computer Data Entry. Willconsider 1 full time or 2part time person. Re-sponse to P. O. Box 712,Princeton, NJ 08542.

RECEPTIONIST - Positionavailable. Phone work, fil-ing & light typing. Week-days. Princeton area.Busy office. Please call609-799-5727.

RECEPTIONIST - Pfesti-gious New home develop-ment in West Windsor.Full time prof needed forfront desk. Must be peoplefriendly & have prof ap-pearance & phone man-ners. Computer skills a +.Hours include weekends.Great company benefits.401K & Dental. Call April15 609-275-6900 ask forMaureen Herman.

RECEPTIONIST - Ware-house facility located inCranbury seeks reception-ist to provide clerical andadministrative support towarehouse management.Ideal candidate will beproficient in MicrosoftWord for Windows 6.0 andExcel 5.0. Fax resumeand salary requirement to:609-655-9582.

SALES - TECHNICALSALES ENGINEER Scien-tific instrumentation Co.seeks highly skilled techni-cal sales engineer in fieldof Optical Spectroscopyinstrumentation. Directsales of Monochromators/CCD's and other opticalsystems to scientific andindustrial markets. Mas-ters in science prePd(chemistry/physics) or 4years Engineering degree.Exp. in Fluorescence,Raman, Absorption and/orother light measurementtechniques. Field demon-stration exp. helpful. Posi-tion based in Edison, how-ever 40% travel requiredto West Coast. Send re-sume w/salary history toISA Inc., Attn: NV/TS,3880 Park Ave., Edison,NJ 08820, or fax 908-549-1185. EOE M/F.

RETAIL-COMPUTERSAre you computer savvy?Are you helpful and articu-late? Work full or part timefor USSP at The PrincetonUniversity Store or RiderUniversity Computer SalesDepL Pleasant, upscaleenvironment. Flexiblehours. Call Mr. Mosse at609-466-9400 ext., 28

SALES

PART TIME $

Environmental Co. seeksenergetic individuals look-ing to make extra $. Flex,

hrs. 908-438-9710

SALES REP - For awardwinning graphic designstudio, Bright, aggressive,articulate, charming & or-ganized person for newbusiness calls. Sales &Mac exp. prefd. Ftex. hrs.,pay + %. Call Dave, M-F10-5, 908-359-3400

SCHOOL ACCOUNT REP- Princeton internationaleducational firm seeking apermanent full-time ener-getic individual with excel-lent organizational andcommunication skills. Con-centration, accuracy, at-tention to detail and timemanagement are essentialas is the ability to workwell under pressure. Com-puter experience pre-ferred. Competitive salary,warm atmosphere in de-lightful workspace. Sendresume or call ElizabethTrindle, ISS, PO Box5910, Princeton, NJ08543. 609-452-0990.

SECRETARIESHuman Resources

Fast-paced, high volumeHR DepL is seeking MSWord/Windows; Excel aplus. Professional, highenergy secretary, prefer-ably with some HR experi-ence. Excellent organiza-tionalskills.

Respond to Dept. LL

Business DevelopmentClient service oriented in-dividual experienced insales/marketing environ-ment needed for busy Di-rector. Software profi-ciency in MS Word, Excel,and Powerpoint desired.Excellent time manage-ment skills required.

Respond to DepL BR

Regulatory AffairsPrevious FDA/Regulatoryexposure for documentsubmittal, client interface;handle highly confidentialmaterial, excellent verbaland written communicationskills. Proficiency in MSWord, Excel.

Respond to Dept. BR

Corning Besselaar, !nc210 Carnegie Center

Princeton NJ 08540-6233FAX: 609-734-0064

Only those selected forfurther consideration willbe contacted. Principalsonly. Drug screening is acondition of employment

Equal Oppty Employer{M/F/D/V)

The Matsushita Informa-tion Technoloav Labora-tory (MITL) of PanasonicTechnoiogies, Inc., is con-ducting research in patternrecognition, distributedcomputing, and multime-dia data management withapplications to documentanalysis, pen-based inter-faces, and video serversystem design.

MITL Currently has an im-mediate opening for anentry-level programmer tosupport ongoing R&Dprojects. Candidatesshould have a M.S. inComputer Science or aclosely related field, or aB.S. in the same area butwith at least one year ofindustry experience. In ad-dition to a solid back-ground in C/C + + pro-gramming, an ideal candi-date will have experiencein one or more of the fol-lowing areas:

(1)Operating systemdevelopment,(2)Digital audio/videosystems, and(3)PC hardware/software

Please send your resumeand the names of threereferences to:Video Search CommitteeMatsushita Informationtechnology LaboratoryPanasonic Technoiogies,Inc. 2 Research WayPrinceton NJ 08540-6628

Electronic inquires shouldbe directed to: vide-osearch@mitl.research.-panasonic.com

We offer competitive sala-ries and an extensive ben-efits program. PanasonicTechnologies, Inc., is anEqual Opportunity Em-ployer.

SECRETARY - Princetonarea law firm specializingin U.S. and internationalintellectual property lawseeks highly qualified Sec-retary. Candidate must bewell organized, proficientin Windows 3.1, able tohandle heavy work load,self starter and managemultiple projects. Firm of-fers a good benefit pack-age and pleasant workingconditons. Send resumeto: Administrator, P.O. Box982, Belle Mead, NJ08502.

SECRETARY/Wordpro-cessor - With market re-search supplier experi-ence. Must have excep-tional skills and soundjudgment for small rapidlygrowing, fast-paced office.Medical/pharmaceuticalexposure strongly pre-ferred. Exc. career op-portunity. Competitive sal-ary. Send resume & salaryhistory to: Research ByDesign, 9 West CentreAve, Newtown, PA 18940.

STYLIST - Full or parttime. Expanding ourhours. Professional in hair,nails, & skincare. Seriousinquires only. Ask forJeannette 908-874-3747.

SUPERVISOR - MAIL-ROOM/FILEROOM -Working supervisor need-ed to manage mailroom,filing, and internal mes-senger. Must have excel-lent customer service andorganizational skills, andexperience as a supervi-sor. Good working knowl-edge of computer usingWindows. Knowledge ofmail regulations and mostovernight courier services.Experience with optical filestorage a real plus. EOE.Send resume to: GarolynHingher, Caliper HumanStrategies, PO Box 2050,Princeton, NJ 08540.

The Matsushita Informa-tion Technology Labora-tory (MITL) of PanasonicTechnologies, Inc., is con-ducting research in patternrecognition, database sys-tems, and distributed com-puting with applications todocument analysis, pen-based interfaces, and mul-timedia information sys-tems.

MITL has an opening for asenior software engineerto support ongoingprojects. Candidatesshould have a M.S. inComputer Science or aclosely related field, alongwith at least four years ofpractical experience. Inaddition to a solid back-around in C programmingand familiarity with Unixand MS Windows, theideal candidate will haveexperience in one or moreof the following areas:

{1)Document imageanalysis,{2)lnformation retrieval(3)User interfaces,including pen-based input& handwriting recognition

Please send your resumeand the names of threereferences to:Programmer SearchCommitteeMatsushita InformationTechnology LaboratoryPanasonic Technologies,Inc. 2 Research WayPrinceton NJ 08540-6628

Electronic inquires shouldbe directed to:prsearch@mitl.research.panasonic-com

We offer competitive sala-ries and an extensive ben-efits program. PanasonicTechnologies, Inc., is anEqual Opportunity Em-ployer.

TYP1ST/WORDPROCES-SOR - Min. 55 wpm. Forbusy Princeton Consultingfirm. Knowledge of Mi-crosoft Word for Windows6.0 essential. Prof, ap-pearance and attifuder re-quired. Fax resume to609-987-0011 Attn: Mr.Stone, or call 609-987-0400.

WAITER/WAITRESS -Apply within: Michael'sRestaurant, 2991 Brun-swick Pike Lawrenceville.

WORD PROCESSOR - 60wpm, Word Perfect, MSWord experience. FullBenefits. Reply: Psd, P.O.Box 697, Princeton Jet, NJ08550

MEDICAL OFFICE -.';lnLawrenceville, 2 posifiqhsavailable. BILLING SPE-CIALIST - Familiar with3rd party billing, CPT- &ICD 9 coding. MEDICALRECEPTIONIST - neededfor front office. Computerexperience preferred.Please send resume to:Box 1025, c/o PrincetonPacket Publications, POBox 350, Princeton, NJ08542 or fax to 609-844-0350

MENTAL HEALTH:;

SERV Centers of NO,' aprivate, non-profit behav-ioral healthcare corpora-tion, is seeking to fill thefollowing positions in "ourMercer County office: '

CLINICIAN •Exciting opportunity for aClinician in an intensiveoutpatient program foradults in the Princetonarea. Group, individualand family treatment/Mas-ter's degree is required,must be licensed or be li-cense eligible. Experienceis preferred.

COUNSELORS •Gain invaluable experi-ence teaching ADL-skillsand aiding in the develop-ment of services and. ac-tivities. Awake overnightsincluded. Requirements'in-clude a BS degree in re-lated field. ".

Positions require a validdriver's license and gooddriving record. Excellentbenefits package plus bo-nuses and tuition reim-bursement. Please sendresume and salary re-quirements to: !

SERV Centers of NJ532 West State Street

Trenton, NJ 08618 'Attn: Human Resources

Equal Opportunity/ 'Affirmative Action

Employer !

SERV :CENTER* OF HtW JERSEY. INC.

Healthcare& Education

ACCT'S RECEIVABLE/CO-ORDINATOR - Formulti-provider mentalhealth clinic. Must be high-ly exp'd in medical billing& collections, medical bill-ing software, and haveworked within a medfeal/mental health office. PIPexperience mandatory.Mental health billing expe-rience & experience withSOS billing software pre-ferred. Send or fax re-sume to: Sue Cady, 9EPr i ncess Rd, Law-renceville, NJ 08648. Fax609-895-1961

CHEMISTRY & PHYSICSTEACHERS NEEDED -Independent school seekspart time teachers im-mediately through June14, 1996. Two sectionseach of chemistry andphysics. State criminalbackground clearance re-quired. Send resume to:Charles M. Burdick, Deanof Faculty, Princeton DaySchool, P.O. Box 75, Prin-ceton, NJ 08542. EOE.

DENTAL OFFICE - Frontdesk for small quality prac-tice. Insurance, recordkeeping, scheduling. Or-ganized, self-motivated,friendly person with expe-rience, but will considergood history in administra-tive position with book-keeping skillls. 4 days/40hours. 609-771-4111

D R A M A T E A C H E RNEEDED - Independentschool seeks full timedrama teacher from May 7until June 14, 1996. Statecriminal background clear-ance required. Send re-sume to: Charles M. Bur-dick, Dean of Faculty,Princeton Day School,P.O. Box 75, Princeton,NJ 08542. Deadline 4/20/96. EOE.

MEDICAL ASSISTANT -Challenging F/f (4 dayweek), position avail inlarge ambulatory facility.Clinical doctor's office exp,venipuncture, EKG amust. Knowledge of DOTqualifications & employeerelated medicine/physicalsan asset. Fu!) medical &dental benefits, pensionplan, paid vacation & holi-days. Competitive salary.Call Beverly 609-443-5555.

MEDICAL ASST/LPN - P/WAST STAFF NEEDED - T for Dr"s office in KendallFor upscale Bistro at the Park. Must be flexible,Ferry House. All shifts, have venipuncture & EKGPlease call 609-397-7373 Call for more info. 908-leave message. 821 -5511.

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PEDIATRIC PHYSICALTHERAPIST - Licensed w/school certificate for homecare. Apply to South Brun-swick Board of Ed. 908-297-7800 ext 204. :

RECEPTIONIST NEEDED-P/T in medical practice inPrinceton. Sundays &eves, a must. Please faxresume to 609-921-6092or send to: Path Madicai,212 Commons Way.Bldg2, Princeton NJ 08540.:

REGISTERED NURSE -Outpatient Chemical, • De-pendency program locatedin Trenton has an immedi-ate opening for a part timeRN. Must have NJ licenseand at least one;', yearnursing experienced Priorexperience working withD/A population a" plus.Early morning hrs. Approx12 hrs per week. Sen* re-sume or letter of interestto: NHTS, P O Box," 325,Trenton, NJ 08602. _' ,

SCIENCE TEACHERNEEDED - Independentschool «eeks full tinie- In-troductory Physical" Sci-ence teacher for 1998-97school year. One yeaf;ap-pointment. State criminalbackground clearance' re-quired. Send resume' to:Charles M. Burdick,. Deanof Faculty, Princeton DaySchool, P.O. Box 75, Prin-ceton, NJ 08542. Deadline4/20/96. EOE.

SCIENCE/COMPUTERTEACHER(s) - For JewishDay School in East Brun-swick. Beginning Sept."96. Certified & experi-enced. SSDS, 511 RydersLane, East Brunswick, NJ08816 or fax 908-238-7531

TEACHER/Job Coacrjes -For Behaviorally orientedemployment program- foradults with Autism.' BAand/or experience in socialservices required. Special-ized training provided, exc.benefits. Send resume to:Director, Eden WERCs,Inc. 1 Logan Dr, Prince-ton, NJ 08540

YOUTH COUNSELOR -Social Service Agency lo-cated in Trenton has animmediate opening for anExperienced PreventionCounselor. Requires aminimum of an Ass6ciat.esDegree in Counseling, So-cial Work, or RetatedReid. (Bachelor's Degreepreferred). Must havebackground working theyouth in a Prevention Mo-dality. Position is P/T- 28;hours/week. Send resume -and requirements to:N.H.T.S., P.O. Box 325.Trenton, NJ 08602.

115 Help WantedPart Time

ADMIN. ASST. - Neededto prepare busy learningcenter for instruction, Mon-Thurs, 3pm-7pm or 8pm.Call Pat at 609-737-6444.

ADMIN. ASST. - Prince-ton, 15-20 hrs, flexible,btwn 9-5. Exp. w/Win-dows. Hunter InvestmentMgmnt. 609-279-1646.

BILLING COORDINATOR- Lawrenceville law firmhas an opening for a part ;time (15-20 hrs/wk) billingcoordinator. Applicant 'must have excellent ad- •ministraiive/organizational, 'proofreading, and editingskills. WP 5.1 a must. ;Lotus and previous billing '-experience a plus. ;EEO 'employer. Send replies to ;Box 1019, c/o Packet Pub-lications, PO Box - 350,Princeton, NJ 0854O.:

Friday, April 12, 1996 The Franklin News-Record 7

115 Help Wanted 125 Childcare 150Part Time

CLERK TYPiST

& DomesticServices

MONDAY MORNING INC.

Merchandise 15n-Mart

Merchandise 150Mart

Merchandise 205Mart

Pets &Animals

305 Moving &Hauling

340 Autos For Sale 340 Autos For Sale 340 Autos For Sate

CHINA - 12 settings, $50; LAWN TRACTOR W/BAG- TORO LAWN TRACTOR - BOXER PUPPIES - Brin- KELEMENBureau, $50; Desk, $75. GER - Craftsman, 15 HP, 12 HP, used 1 season, die & Fawn. Some flashy. PM00350.

Part Time position, Hex- Rpiiahle IrSirPflT rhiid B e d " ween, l k e a $ 2 5 0 / 6 sPd> 42"> 2 v r s o l d ' e x c $12°0/B.O. Slate t°P « * - AKC. $550-600. Call 609- homes and offices,ibie hours 18 hours per raS w infant pnri Tnri BO 609-737-3177. cond, 1 yr left on service fee table, $150. 908-359- 737-0910 rates. All size jobs.

I or CHINA CLOSET - Classic/ "*?%&•- A s k i n 3 $ 9 0 ° - 1 5 1 ^ ~ " ' "contemporary, excellent 609-897-0564,condition, huge.

week, must have strong rfTers 908 253-9595typing & data entry skills8 go|?799 5588with knowledge of word

•• perfect & Lotus. Send re- 135-sume to: Personnel Direc-tor, Catholic Charities 47N." Clinton Avenue, Tren-ton, NJ 08607. EOE.

SituationsWanted

609-730-1946.

Apartments,ffi Low

j 25CAT FOR SALE - Meowt I B e a r B r o o k Rd- w - w i n d -

Styled j £ ' a healthy 9 yr° dd » r NJ. Cali 609-520-d b l k white male cat

CADILLAC SEVILLE SLS FORD RANGER '88 - LINCOLN TOWN CAREminviMr " ' 9 4 N o r - Star engine, 25K 47,500 mi., 4 cyl., 5 spd., '93 - Signature sends,iviuvipiia m ! D * n . . nf factory new exhaust, $2700. 908- Black on black, moon roof,

' ' 821-1698 mint cond. Only 35,000

FORD RANGER XLT '88 - j L f i g J J * ^ - ^

%i£i°"«,000

6 0 8 4 ' e v e s 2 8 7 - 4 2 3 1 -

- 5 spd, 4 cyl, leermi., Exc. cond., Needs engine

i-276- work. B/O. 908-297-848816251

COLEMAN4000 watt gas generator.

TWO MCGUIRE _., _ v _ , . _$300. LIVING ROOM NEW $295 Bamboo Armchairs, good black & white male cat 8 4 1 4 -

incl. sofa, loveseat, chair, cond., $600. Call 212-614- with "tuxedo" markings. I MAN W/ Truck nauis any • — ~ c

C-A still in wrappers. New din 9306 have lived indoors all my thing, clean-outs, estate CHEVELLE '66 - SS 396. spd, Excellent condition. 1 £ f °l°Y - :

" — table+chairs, $255. USED OFFICE FURNI- life, I am ..neutered, de- sales,-demo & small instal- Serious collector vehicle, owner, $2000. 908-874- 514,300- 908-/57-5U.3S,-

FORD TAURUSMARQUIS LS '94 - 27K

7~5 mi. Exc. cond. Loaded.• - - - - - - • Wrrty. Askipg

SHARE AMERICA - With It's new! $350. Call 609- New $440 mattress+bo^ JURE - Bought &.sold. clawed and up to date on lations. 609-951-0285 $18,900.9337.

Call 908-291- 4716. MAZDA 626 LX '94 - 4 dr,FORD TAURUS LX '89 - a u t o . ?'r. P1™: Pn- cw]se>sacrifice $140. New $699 Daytime 908-782-4221. all my shots, lam very

SIBLING.• Tues, Thurs. & Sats. Rets

req'd. Good with children. 140609-936-0904. .

ADMINISTRATIVE AS-SISTANT - up to $12 anhour DOQ/E. Varied dutiesin a multi-departmental

•municipal office two

COUCHSchwegersleeper, rose609-426-11299pm.

For sale - LOBSTER TANKsectional w/ ] a n d n f e support

color. Call - . . . . " 'btwn 5 &

Marine-system,

"deep x 52" h ' " h

$600. 908-969-1740.hiahh ' g h -

vp- Master on 609-275-8905.d l s" n n s i l l B ™ - Two Proven

CUSTOM MICA Entertain- d e c o h u t c n i 3Q.S A r t D e c 0ment Center - S A V E $$. hrirm set, 8 pcs sectionalLight gray, orig $2500, c o u c n XnHqije 6 burner- — « - « $500 firm 609- s t o v e A r r t j q u e s e w l-n g m a .

ATTENTIONALLENTOWN

POSTAL JOBS

three days a week and oc- benefits. Camera, Sorters, 897-9196 eves 7 to 11. c n i n e ; QUeen sz mattresscasionai work at evening Clerks, Computer Train- DAYBED - White, iron/ & box spring, Lrg woodboard meetings. Respon- ees. For application & brass, w/2 Ortho mat- doghouse & Small child'ssibilities include admmis- exam info, call: 1-219-791- tresses & pop-up trundle, dresser. 609-466-0874tering insurance, vital 1 1 9 1 i e x t p-2602, 9am to unused in box. Cost $800, MOVING SALE - Den pcsrecords, and permits as 9pm, 7 days. sell $325. 908-602-9605. Rugs din nn server Pinewell as drafting cor- A T T M . P R J N C E T O N - D E C O R A T O R S E C- desk & sideboard, outdoor

Perma- TIONAL - 3 pcs/chair/otto. funr, etc. 908-780-6960.

rnupn

r ?H a " 3 1 °

Maroon's $250.

eluding Breedingand Accessories. ""3683 6-9p.m.

Cage

cass, a/c, runs great. 84K, P°wer dr locks, .CHEVY ASTRO'92-Con- $2200. 609-219-1480. p r - u l s S o n ^ ° ^ S r l ' 3 2 K l

T T — I : T version Van. Fully loaded, GEO METRO '92 - 2 dr m i n t $ a 9 9 5 - 908-634-1256G a r d e n i n g & low mi. $15,500. 908-409- hatchback auto a/c 35K MAZDA MIATA '92 - Blue,

Landscaping 0037. mi.,. white, am/fm cass., A I P ' n e s t e r e o . «>ll bar,_ — , _ CHEVY CAMARO '69 - exc. cond., $4700. Call jg,000 m ^ Like new.

MARIO'S LAWN CARE - 327 engine, auto, p/s, 908-257-7968 after 5pm $10,250. 609-844-9844 •

908-297-2123WEDDING GOWN - Size

ATTN:Postal -b4ao

exam,search projects,public relations skills nee- ?*/"'essary. Must be able to X"l'090.0 aarr, t- o n r n

. type 50 WPM and handle Ext. 2289 8am to 8pm.

-564-9425.d i n m t a b l e ]

ie n t e r .

WINDOWSreplacements, cus-

made, tilt-in, double

Landscape maintenance. $3500/B.O. Call 609-737- QEO PRISM LSi '94 - MAZDA1V1X6 '94 - V6, red,Grass cutting, planting, 8560. R p f i oaur m j Am/fm radio leather, CD. Best Offer.

FREE CHICKENS - Exotic teaf raking, pest control. C H E V Y CAMARO '88 " dual' airbara' ABS cruise' C a " 609-520-8821 eve-Bantam roosters, cant Call MarieT 609-497-4566. pullv loaded 871300 mi t o"w& c i t e% A ^ e T I p - ! ] l n 9 i _ _ _ _ _u - T O •_ _ n * thorn On!! QDQ t— 1* ~Lmy lUducU, O/,ULHJ f i l l , I- p/W Cc (UCtvo, all-, Ucatcsl afJ J »°2q ™JLat t n e m - o a " 9 U B " Free estimate. t o p S i V-8, auto, air, $2950. praised at $12,500, will MAZDA RX7 GTU '89 -• 5joa-ab//-. , . „ , „ , , - SHREDDED 609-392-5586. sacrifice $12,150. 908- spd standard, new engine/

£15.99 per cu CHEVY CAMARO '95 - T- 904-1332. brakes in '95, snrf, phone,hoot •« ~«4>i=->»«. " " " 3 ' " j " i • yara + 635 delivery tnn<; whitp Inaripd C.n RED TRACKFR '89 - 4 am/fm cass, tight handling,best sa as2S3b.v « h^A^s? §* E s s If-*- - • f ** SK? &B^^S?:

585-2073.

TRIPLE

stripes. 609-799-1505

GERMAN SHEPHERD

torn315

Champ bloodlines.DEN SET - 8 pc custom tainment sys, dinette set, P - ? ™ - , ' ^ if?? « Q | n=ii 5500. Call after 6pm. 908-white wicker floral, $500. oil filled "space heater.S bi /f 6097992870 f 6 9

Auto Tires/Supplies

ing $3999. 908-521-3055. 8124 Iv msg.

1-800-220-3044 521-9030simple accounting work. DISTRIBUTORS OF Stereo cabinet, 'am/fm 609-799-2870from 6-9pm GOLDPN RFTRIEVFR— - 5 0 Parte for >?ale NPW ;

Word processing a ddata HHALTH^AR^ PRO^ radio/tun^b^. Ten- MOVNG SALE - Like new ?§%$£$*£%?£ ^ s E ^ S . l S 3 S f P ^ ^ ^ ^ S ^ 2 ^ 85? ^base experience a plus. UCTS - Major Health Care nis table, $40. Custom 3 D c Rowe liv rm set Neu- ~ w . '"""Z'lX""'^-Good opportunity for those Company Expanding to desk, white 80"long for- tral oolore S1500 Brand m o t o r - B ' ° ; 3 ° " » » " 259-"58qninterested in a career in NJ; Natural health prod- mica top, L-shaped, 6 new m 'carton electric W . 6 ' m o t o r ' kn- i ves ' *"*. ~~.~~.government. Send resume u<i t5;.F,^ l;! i

l[n?1

o[Pa.r t-*!me drawers, $75. .AHjD.good d rye ' r j 5300. K i t set, glasstop w/4 swivel chairs,

CHEVY CAMARO RS '89 GMC JIMMY 4x4 '93 -- V6, fully loaded. Looks & Loaded. Excellent cond-runs great. $5000/BO. tion. $15,000. Call 609-

FORMULA FIREBIRD '88 609-585-0390. 452-8952.| CARGO

siaiiu, „,„,_!„_ fnr e-io" r aii Rna ana oto. aim ' " **uo c l |y"'=. o-*« ruoi, im-i '95 - White, excwood Puppies for sale, call 609- 908-238-8487. 100 mi on new motor, t- cond, used 7

MAZDA RX7 GXL '86 -96K mi., run well, newclutch & muffler. Asking$3400.609-395-7011.

' to: Administrator, Town- work; Work at home/flex- condition. 609-936-9187- ship of Cranbury, 23A ibie hours; Substantial In- D 1 A M O N D ENGAGE- $125,609-275-0159

North Main St., Cranbury, come Potential. 609-683- M E N T RING - Ppar . , ^ . . | . . ^ „ . , . - i^-=—NJ 08512. Deadline is 0004. ™ENT ^ ' N G ^ ^Pear MOVING SALE - RidingApr^15, 1996. M/p/H/Q %AS\^~^ZZ,-JZZZZr": ™ ^ ^ ™ » « = l ' ; equipment, misc

D e i t a s h a P e r .

155 Computers

X7 TURBO '87 -i; Mazda Pick-up '83.

mos. Fa" $1650.609-275-3958. .PARTING OUT - CJ5, top, auto w/B & M shifter, more info 609-585-7799. MERCEDES 260e '89- -

RETRIEVER CJ7, 04, 258 motors_and alum, wheels, air shocks, HONDA ACCORD '92 - B l a c k - 4 - d r se6zn, lowa " 9au.9es^ n.ew J f i S l : Black, 5 spd, loaded, sun-exc. mt/ext. Over $12,000 r o o f . comes w/car phone,invested. A real beauty! $12,000.908-957-0447.

GOLDENPUPS-EXC, raised w/kids &cats. $650. 908-735-2030.

3994.

LANDSCAPE LABORER -P/T. Own transp. Good

1 "1501.„ * a p p ia 'Sen hQ|d & baby fum/equip-

609-585-4208. $ 2 3 5 ° - C a " ^ " " 0 9 - 7 9 9 - 8 7 0 2 .$900 CallExt. 146

609-275-8241 eves orweekends.

-9100 ucts. 520-1486gcars & trucks. Cash paicL

W e m o s J 7 H

24 h 609758

WGN. cass_ gar., kept> e i c cond_ mL Call 908-

MUST SELL! - Like new 486-DX-4-100

driving er $2400. 609-895-0874 PLEASE HELP US - Our ad

d a v '83 - Exc running cond, jn/ou't, 64K. ^7500 obo! 409-0037.PARROT-Red Lored Am- 24"hrserv"609-758-8850 a s k i n9 $ 2 0 0 ° - 6 0 9 - 8 8 3 - 908-359-2773 Iv msg. MERCEDES 300E 3.2'93

Talks, friendly, fl,, a l ! - r O Q . w f l M T F n . ^ ±CHEVY CAVALIERred, 2 door, loaded,

LIMOUSINE DRIVER - rangeMorn1ngs>day. WesPrPer- complex" LeasTi OTO s ^ n DINING ROOM - Table, N E O N S 1 G N S - (2), 5X4' IBM-Type PCs - Buift/re-son w/clean driver's lie. s n ack shop in affluent lo- £.nerry ,w?°£ w / 4 c

tn a l r?- & 9 'X27" $1800/BO, paired/upgraded. Beats

Live in or near No Brun- cation with pvr-piipnt in N e w st l11 l n box> m u s t sell, S C H W N 10 t i Fi S t fS g£ *] 100 -sacrifice f S 1g

D.AMOND AUTO BuysC V t k & b

T—— HONDA ACCORD EX - ~94 - _ j_oaded. 5-spd, sJc, PS/ el*' \?

icu, c ULIUE, lucided, PB/PW sunroof secv svs records,$7700/BO. Call 908-359- c p , cruise, alloy wheels! ^ e l ^ ' = l

u P 9 r a d e a i l o v

wsick, Must have exc driv- come potential' ing, map & customer rela- ert 908-874-8686"• tions skills. Call Rich at908-220-0770 145 Announce-OFFICE CLEANERS - 4hours/night $6.50/hr. Sun-

Rob-$475. 908-602-6283 Tracy

p p gstore prices. FainsbertComputers. 908-873ii98

DISHWASHER - $125. pit,Gas stove $350 Lg ri

$ 1

all electronic acces-(TWO) 385 COMPUTERS- Great for home or busi-

mentsRALLY FOR T.BETAN !N-

dependable w/car. Cran- DEPENDENCEbury area. 1-800-924-7260 sored By

'OFFICE MGR

738-4019

1 •*., wn ^iwuumu aij &o- "ji. ' A ^y sncl sss us. AH vac-L9 sories. Never used, paid nesS- $325 & $450. 908- cjnes current. 609-497-

— - - ~ l . fiO9- 704-0234. 9595

160 Merchandise

junk removal. Cash paidstop on the spot. 609-396-7727

340

Turbomaintained HONDA ACCORD EX '91 wagon.

771-6892 . Black, 4 dr, 5 spd, a/c, °™en%

1, tilt, cass.

loOTDT 83S Stltion"btation-

Exc cond., 2nd

CHEVY CONVERSION sunroof, p/w,

883-7273.

N O R D » C TRACKNORDIC m C K ChalChal-

2 days per wk inceton office. WordPerfect

y nnn FMMFJ • inv -icv '°"fj1 L",, .^."Z'_U!L!F r i e n d s O f Tlbet' P r i n c e - 6>- B r a n d n e w c o s t ^ O 0 ' to" k $250 609799^98^ ^ ! H a l 1 ' ^" f3 - w i " t a k e $ 2 5 ° " e 0 9 ' 6 3 7 " NORnir TRAC

:00pm. For 9635 or 609-397-8594. pSS?^r r ^ SExerciser. Good

ACURAw/gray

For Sale V A N '93 - 28K mi., auto, 6 90K hwy mi. $9250 or b/o. MERCEDES 380 SL '82 -,„, , ,"* I * , ! cyl, power everything a/c 908-329-9269. 30K mi, 2 tops, anthracite

INTEGRA '90 - $14,995. 908-874-3010. HONDA ACCORD LX '91 S^V?,1!0^™ c o n d ' w { e x "clean "^&, $23K. 609-466-75135 spd, CHEVY GEO'90 - 4 dr, 5 - ^ , 2 P

$5800 d K ll if

DOG KENNEL - 16x10 or16. Disassembled for

HA/M'nUAm4;»» transport, $225/BO. 609-

jyiercnanuise 737.3973

_, .— , loaded, $5800. spd manual. 85K mi Exc well mainfd, only 38K mi., MERCEDES 380-SL'82-- ~ - - _ - ™ ™ ™ _ _ _ m ™ rearh, in no now i"mSto ^ Call 609-695-8747. c o n d . Only $2800. Cali $11,500.609-252-0571 64K mi. 2 tops, new can-$1-$100,000 - Antiques, females 9I°fL $450 CaH A C U R A INTEGRA LS '87 908-821-1957. HONDA ACCORD SE '93 1%' J%?-??"?.^°ut

house contents & estates 609-695-4491 ' " ?6K mi., 4 dr., HB, load- CHEVY LUMINA "90 - Spec. Ed. Dk green, 4 dr, »1 / - a o a boa-448-58Ofawanted. Furn, pottery, o - r . . , r , . D n . ' n r , n r , , ._ ed, auto, blue in/out, must Tan, a/c, new trans, great snrf, CD, a/c, Ithr, 57K. MERCEDES 380SL "81 -naintinno ct=,t,,o= taumh,, b^A^lDARD POODLE sell. $3800. 908-602-1653 c o n d , 96K mi., $4800/BO $16,500.609-987-0718. 80K mi. new conv. topPa in t i n3s ' s t a t u e s ' areat

Mart ELECTRICmsg 609-921-2811

OP-MGR-PM - Keep „ _transactions & offerings -\ CT Ladies Diamond dx#. D l u s A , , „ „ , „ . p-ai:,flowing in ever changing Ring. $1750/OBO. 908- $275 6097347585"market place, Monday 940-8726through Friday, 1:00pm to

I ^ 0 ^ENTERTAINMENT Ctr -

NORDIC TRACK SPORT- With electronics. Like WANTED - Lionel andnew. $300. Call 609-683- American Flyer Trains, call9 1 1 ° - 908-350-1007 or 908-350-NORDIC TRACK Walkfit - 4815 anytimeall accessories, 2 mos old.

temperments,raised 908-269-7094VIZSLA PUPS - AKC reg,

males, 2 females, tailsdewclaws re-

"famifv ACURA INTEGRA LS '92 Call 908-359-3949.14 - 2 dr auto, a/c, sunroof, CHEVY LUMINA

HONDA CIVIC '85 - 4 dr,. __ EURO 110K mi., runs good. 5 c n Q C ! ! l ! / , c m

exc. cond. 72.5K mi. ask- '92 - Bright blue, 4 dr spd, $1600/BO. Call Juan 609-586-4580;. 609-987-0260 49,700 mi. Auto, am/fm 609-924-0003 Iv msg

rni. new conv. p

drives n°w"$1?7OO', dnves new $11,700.

MERCEDES '88 560SL

f i r m

I^Too-24^l769 i widicTb^^ ^£v£2£2$a r e a . 8 0 0 - 2 4 0 - 3 6 7 6 . s t y ! e d s o , j d Q a k _ o m a t e ] y o p e n b a r o c t e g o n s h a p e ,

, - P / T O P P O R T U N I T I E S - c a r v e d , w i t h g e o m e t r i c | 1 ^l h d l

O A K ENTERTAINMENTCtr - 1 yr old, holds upto

l l t dP/T OPPORTUNITIES carved, with geometric | 1 _ _ — — — — ^ — _ — C t r - 1 yr old, holds uptoAvail to work with individu- panel shapes and melon- tXHiBIl ION fcst. of Jac- 40" TV, pull-out drawers,als with autism. Various bulb turnings. Includes quehne Kennedy Onassis, $450 gos-438-1032shifts offered in respite king bed, triple dresser, Sothebys, NY, Apr. 19,

t h h t t armoire & two m d 1996 Fn 1pm 2 tickets

RECEPTIONIST

program throughout Jent armoire, & two commodes. 1996. Fn., 1pm 2 tickets, " 1 £ ' C E " * tf > 2

NJ & afterschod program Excel cond. very unusual. $75/ea., 609-392-8722 chars + frtes. Gordonlocated in Cranbury. Exp $3500. Call 212-614-9306 FOR SALE - 1 sofa, 1 b t u l t s- 609-395-1258pref'd. $8/start: Call 609- or leheller@aol.com loveseat, gray & mauve, OUTDOOR FURN. - Red-655-2588 for information. ANDERSON WINDOWS - $150 takes both. 908-422- w o o d " SO" round table w/

Bows & Bays, Doors & 9210. 6 o h a i r s ' 2J?yn9e chairs &skylights 37% to 50% off FOR SALE - 46" Zenith

A P/T position is avail, in a list. Call 1-800-220-8707. color TV, working, approx"tasf "pace office environ- ARCADE SLOT MA- 7 yrs old, walnut cabinet,• ment in Lawrence Twp. CHINES - Like new. $399. best offer. 908-246-1706Applicant must be able to 16 ft utility trailer. $1295. FOR SALE - Air Condi-

C F U S h l ° n S p^ C ° 0 T

165 MusicalInstruments

17 USED PIANOSTRADED FROM

PRINCETONUNIVERSITY

SALEPRICED TO SELL!

FREEHOLDMUSIC

CENTER1-800-453-1001

(Rte. 9 Freehold)

ground, OFA cert, ready mL A/c,i /

$13 9^CaT9'08-257- -1228.,„,„ ..,-„,».„ ™™- , _, W i i l sacrifice=aste? week 609-466^ a"^™ w'cass. Cruise, p/ $9750.908-904-1332. 7 8 1 1 eves. MERCEDES BENZ 190E2812 aft5pm." S } 7 V ° e O f ^ i n i f S - P.^EVY NOVA '86 - HONDA CIVIC EX '95 - >84-.- 5 7 K m.'- 5 spd,.newYORKSHIRE TERRIER^

$11,975. Call 609-921- Hatchback,mechanical

runs, needs Mint cond, verwork. $650. fuiiy loaded,

$4010°SF?ede toMS& ACURA INTEGRA LS '94 Call aft 6pm 609-443-5751 ^b teT f loSJ^ I^e

low milf«! ac/Hfes, snrf, gar., Ask"gI nnr? TO- $ 9 9 9 5 - 609-895-8046

yard. Female Chow1V6 ld

. Female Chow ^ ^ . . p , . CHEVY SIERRA 95 4x4, HONDA CIVIC LX 88 - !? y S , ?yrs old, spayed, dr sunrf CD, spoiler alloy 11K mi w/plow. Heavy A u t o trans, a/c, p/w, ami Taupe w/saddle leather,

•'- *^!&™*E*> ^ t r a n s Mint$23000 m VoeK'S $3900 « ™ » ™ # S S ? ™ *

withmix,all shots. 609-924-9406

210 Horses &Livestock

" 5g

.plean,. 2 CHEVY SIERRA '95 - 4x4, HONDA CIVIC LX '88iler alloy 11K mi w / l H

MERCEDES- !?7 " O n |yT /

BENZ 300Emi. Desert

609-275-4566 eveningstrans. Mint $23,000.

Good money maker. 908- b/o 6GQ-924-9246ACURA LEGEND '90 - 2 249-0455.dr, beige,trans., all100K

6 cyl,power,all • •

auto CHRYSLER LeBaron Sedan, 5 spd, exc. cond.snrf, Turbo '87 - 90K mi, exc Loaded. Airbag, stereo' 8Kmi. $8700. 609-

$3900all power, Becker am/fmcass. inci. 1 yr full wrtty.

HONDA CIVIC LX '92 - $14,500 firm. 609-936-8393

paint a fdpg . West-

" J T ! PC" c^l!ent Li t ton: Mahoaanv available. 908-521-4969

1 Wirkpr and Rattant^and"' ch"S

L o s t &

ACURA LEGEND LS '92 -Coupe. White w/tan int.Fully loaded, new tires,

S * 0 ^ ™ H 5 SPd ' P / W HONDA CIVIC Wgn'89-5 sound sy^em.' P^rforar^iloclvmintcond, warLserv., spd, a/c, p/s^p/b,-jcass,-ithr-int-^Astraf-sHver w/

mre$e85»reb°oWh9ol-5%K t ^ l - ^ ^ ^ ^ WwM. 2 new mich-6748.

g gyelin tires, i oil changed

6K i 90100 tcastings

(1800). All sizes fan stove $650; Contemp. wh i te taHe"and4 'chaFrs c l J = y l " u ™ 1 ^ ^eycoaro - f b u N r J , , c , , r u U m J - I K . - ^ I. . . - - brushes (300). Make offer, glass coffee table $125; SES?. Qnf ckib and han^ B e s t C a s i 0 M o d e t M i d i ' LAND PUPPY Bte* & ^ ^ ^ options, 4 spd., e^warded. .MuJ*. *». drUS & 908-846-l1268;. gaby swing $35; baby f ^ ^ & g * ^ ^ ^ 1 ^ « & effacte. \ ^ ° ^ Y

c ^ o l - mU

o°nfo°o°f0 '% **• ^ $4000.908-281-0647

D8-359-9740 Qoq.^Rii $265.609-466-0775 AAR.ROAR ™°0J}c0°l'. 90,000 mi. CORVETTE '82 - (Sii

gHONDA CRX '87 - 5 spd, every 6K mi., 90,100 turn-

63KV $19 800 Call 90|: CORVAIR'62 - 2 dr, Orig. r UnS and looks exoellent! pike miles. $19,500. 908-NEWFOUND- 821-2^31 showroom cond. all factory 80K mi., $2400. Please 521-5302

o^i , -KJL „„*:„„„ A M J etc., call 609-386-1560.

= ' te^MrBrowneog-s l ' 1 BAHAMA CRUISE! - 5 jumper$15.-908-359-9746 ^ ^ l-;5600 ext i i J 0 ™ 6 ° 9 ' 8 8 3 " days/4 nights, Under- FOR SALE - Exercise bike HARDMAN SPINET Con-

HONDA CRX SI '88 - 5MERCEDES C280 '94 -Black w/tan int., snrf, teie-h h

II Must w/timer \ P ^ . ? ^ 3 , 0 ^ ! ! ? 0 . : iSte - FSm^Sd'flhlah^U, £ , U N° PALLET - Natto- 581-8467.

$2500 or besi offer 609 CORVETTE '82 - (Silver spd red, am/fm cass, a/a phone, showroom cond.,7- 581 8467. : !l°.1?SL?20d °Pnd- « ! ; G*«nrf. flood cond, 129K, 426,500 or assume lease

speed settings ^SSed fSSl" widows ^ T o T Snd«S? ^£™™- ™™^. AUDlTo QUATTRO '89 I S " ^ 4 2 2 ^ ^ ^000:^35^120Foozball tble & « = n 4r,t • e , ^ M ^ S? n ? n - « ? ? ? . ?9?°'n?"- W.I Mn i n n=i i R O Q ^ - J T I r u u ' y " " U A I I H U B S - 56800,908-422-9722 uriMna ray QI >aa .RECEPTIONIST - Plains- couple. Limited tickets. 1- heavy duty Foozball tble & « n

•: Mbnique 609-799„ ^, like new, $1000. 908-247-

, 3 whl scooter, pur- 7g237/95, like new.

C a l j

- SECRETARY - P/T for " S e t o f s i x ctiaifs (2 arm/4 custom head board w/small publishing co Must side)> a l a s s toP t a b l e & matching comforter, dustbe well oraanized orofi- server, excel cond. very ruffle & 2 pillow shams.

Microsoft Word unusual, $1400. Call 212- dining table, 44" round w/Microsoft Word 6 1 4 . g 3 0 6 4 J t ^ ^ c h a i r s ^ RAILROAD TIES

609-466-8012. 6x6x8,

SEC '82 -Fully load-

, , Exc. cond.,$9500. Call 908-469-8245

.and more. Exp.'., sible, self-starter w/exc. BED - Affordable queen. communicaton skills. Send mattress set, ortho plush, FREEZER LARGE - Stand;.'resume to P.S.P., P.O. lux. firm. New still in plas- (white) $475 or b o Gen "~ 17= A *•\B6x 2155, Princeton, NJ tic. Cost $800, Sell $240. eral Electric Dishwasher. RATTAN FURNITURE - 5 l / o A n t i q u e s"08543; or fax resume to 908-525-0435 $225/BO 609-392-7212 "

; 609-683-0838.

i irm>,ht rvt ~nm.,nri ziznn * o r 90 0 c l people with badUpright OK. Around $500. c r e d V Re-finances/Pur-

BED BRASS - Queen with GE GAS STOVE - With

6x6x8, new, pressure Call Charles Wana 609- ^'°"u- "T1"™1"5 8",1 :"1"treated, $10.80. Can de- 921-9585 chases/Debt Consol.da-

. ' ' " M r a tion. Recent delinq's/bank- . . . . .ruptcies/foreclosures OK s t o r e d . 90id Concours win- $24,900 or B/O. 908-297-Lic'd Mtg. Banker, NJ n e r - F o r m o r e i n f o c a " 2 1 2 3 -

Full size D e p t o f B a n k i n g - Imperial 610-346-7890>

tires,

HEALEY MARK II cass. radio, garage kept, great. $2650.'61 - - Totally re- loaded, yellow w/black 5053 Iv msg.

s- $17,500. '81 380 CE94K, runs $8,900,609-448-2212.609-924-

pcs. Recently redone, likebrand news. Van Saver's50-60 yrs old, Must see to

MERCURY CAPRi XR2'92 - Convertible 5 spd

DEL SOL '94 - 28K mL Car & enginf fnh cond. $8500.

HONDA SO 94white, 26K mi., ac, pw, pb, showroom

-I__— DCLJ D n«oo - uuBBii wiui U f c HAS S1UVE - With 5n-fin m nld Mii^t we tn carved headboard stands ','"":? <-""<•*>. " ' " - ™ D'«VV O^UI W - vmue, 1 uwusi, biauon car, new Mint cond. , Ask ng MERCURY CCSUMMER JOBS - At local O r t h ° mattress set. Un- Broan Hood. Top of line, Innmcilfe S10on «iq °™r 6' high. $500. 908- ^"^?XL o^Sr!ES?2y' N J 1 1 4 K ' 9 ° o d C o n d - w/sPQi|- t i r e s ' 9 o o d c o n d " 6 5 K m L $11000. 908-940-6864 - 36K mi 2 drDay Camp & Sports u s e d l n b o x . <=°st $1000, excellent condition. 609- ISS ™l£ 821-8244. 07054. 1-800-393-6565, 7 er & poke wheels. $2500. $1450 b/o. 609-799-4655 gfter5pm w D/d^tocis ACamp. Mon-Fri, 9am?3pm. sell $325. 908-602-9605. 443-6983. ^ - p - . - . - 7ZT7> ^ ^ 908-735-8336. DODGE ARIES'86 - 4 dr., HONDA PRELUDE '86 - $13 500^6 .Call 609-896-0606 BEDROOM FURN -HALF-PRICE - Lifetime 5 4 ^ 22 cu ft w/ too G a r a g e 2 60 < 5 D p H a I BMW 325 ES '86 - 5 spd, red, 105K mi., good cond., blue, 5 spd, ps, pb, psnrf, 0729TELEMARKETERS - P/T.Flexible hours. Evenings &

": Saturdays. 609-448-8900.TELEPHONE WORK - P/T or 609-799-8535 evessetting appts. No sales. BEDROOM SET - 5

BEDROOM "FURN -French Provincial. Hutch,

dresser, night table &$450. Please call

I-704-4938 days

Lifetimeat the Health-

°tr-R E F R ' o C | E R ^ T O , R 'S ^ Almond marlsf-t a " t ^ i s h , deep door w/g , a s s s h e , } Balance Of 10^_warrantV1_2^yrs old,

HARDWOOD FLOORS -— New first quality. Bruce $750.609-275-0615.

Opportunity to earn up to Italian Provincial. " EPxc ^ " " n S T s o S ^ f o o ? " R E F R I G E R A T O ° - a 9 e

$10/hr. Exp. helpful. 609- cond. $650/bo 908-563 3 3 " f " " ^ Amana, 16 cu ft. re695-6119 bet. 11-1pm. 0010 or 908-563-2768. WAYWARD EARTH POOL good cond. $100. Call

,L. ^~ - , u,. ««,, U - , - , - „ „ „ -517^-7^ DODGE AIRES '89 - 4 dr, Sony am/fm stereo vt/CD, 609-396-0112.headboard stands | * ! ™ L L o * 1 l J ™ : . 9P° !MS? 3 2 0 ! , P ." Wn l t?- 1 o w n e r - ftation car,.new Mint cond., Asking MERCURY COUGAR '94

', V-8, a/c, piABS, loaded

_ _ 609-393-BMW 325 ES'86 - 5 spd, red, 105K mi., good cond., blue 5 spd ps pb psnrf 0729white/black leather, load- am/fm cass., A/C. $1000. g i« mi., $2800/BO. 609- MERCURY GRAND MAR-ed, exc cond, 128K, $6K/ 609-406-1201 586-6856 QUIS GS ' 9 3 ^ 33K miBO. 609-252-0851 eves DODGE INTREPID '94 - 4 HONDA PRELUDE SI '89 great cond., Warranty!

dr, dual air bag, a/c, - 5 spd, a/c, p/s, p/b Must sell. $11,900. 908-cruise, p/w, p/I. Must see. moonroof, great cond. 561-3386" J inclu cellular 105K highway mi. $5800 MERCURY GRAND MAR-

B/O. 609-466-4255 QUIS '83 - 112K mi., very

G a r a g eSales

SALE/FLEA

SpecialServices

-2pm.Sale in

AnnualAthletic

i o n LJMIT

"owers Plant & Bas- m L j Conv,u&^ivery avail, t.09- r o o k j a u t O i

white w/bl , pc o n d _ $12,500

120 ChildcareWanted

FILTER HP motor, after 6pm, 908-281-7257

^ p

'?$§£%

items being donated daily.Exercisefurniture,

HomeServices

ADORABLE - 16 mo oldboy in Princeton Twp BEDROOM SET - 5 .

1 needs Babysitter for oc- queen size, good condi-

, ? $ § £ % HOT DOG WAGON - (en-deliver 908-874-3188 closed), on trailer, SS, 8859.

many extras, $2300. Call ROLL TOP DESK - Wai- m S r e

°"re9 9089258440 viauay , $

°"re9 908-925-8440. nut. Like new, 52" long,

ABC... Daily-

trailer, new sink and more, service done " by experi-Plus! Indi- enced European woman,in flea mar- J -

908-

autO]

tOwe°r «oT$400ibesToLr c S HOT TUB, JACUZZI - 2Va 42" h^h, 2Z-"de^. $7o£ f «•* collectibles jew- Jsfaction •gua^ieeT CaH

ends Good Dav EXD a 609-448-1316. yrs. old. Complete w/red- Call 908-545-4027 f^'rJ^JS ~£"qU«)< 609-771-3778.enas. _taooa_ pay. txpL a w o o d s n j r t pUmps & n e a t . „ =—=- imported items, and crafts; ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS - B M W

er. 94x87x37. Asking |e?eo cabinet $150- c lb S*? f n t w ^ i S n ^ n ^ l f Parking lots & repairs, tan interior, CD, trac, load- b/o. 609-882-2301.3>dO00. Gall 908-735-8672 & d r e s s i n g table $200 ; 206 to Edaerstoune Rd s t o n e d r i v e w a y s ,

908-462-7137 please leave message. Computer desk $ 1 0 0 . 9 0 8 - hotwo=r, c i m D H ^'A concrete- new &

BMW 528e '84 - Auto. DODGE NEON SPORT HYUNDAI SCOUPE '92 - 9°od cond., $1600. 609-Newy replaced transmi- '95 - 4 dr, 5 spd, ABS, Sporty & fun! 5 spd, a/c, 799-1296sion. $4500. 609-466- loaded, 44K mi. $8500. sunroof, alarm, $4990 B/ MERCURY MARQUIS '844088. 908-545-7351/695-0313. Q. Call 908-297-3029. - Low mi., & in greatBMW 535i '88 - Dk gray/ DODGE SHADOW '87 - IMPERIAL '66 - Excellent shape. Must see! Fullysand int. 4 dr, 5 spd, a/c, Auto, 2 dr, a/c, 4 cyl., p/s, body & int. 62K mi. 1 loaded. $2000/BO. 908-p/everything, snrf, am/fm p/b, 82K mi. $2800. Call owner- eng & car needs 541-4152

908-546-5677. work; B/O over $2000.'• DODGE SPIRIT '90 - 4 dr, Call 201-467-4788.

f mi n r i R c — P / T 7-qn Kin9 mirror canopyCHILD CARE - F/T. 7.30 .? tmnnmn m.,c» $^oo/BOsolidsell.

in my West Windsor HOUSE CONTENT^ - For 36^963 3 " d

MERCURY MARQUISWAGON '84 - 96K mi.,

INFINITI Q45'93 - 12,458 runs good. $1100. Call740i '95 - Black w/ 78K mi., exc cond. $4500 orig. mi. Emerald black/ 908-940-04933rior, CD, trac, load- b/o. 609-882-2301. saddle int.

17K mi. Take over nonf iF VAN • 83 - Con- r a 9 e J^pL

p/bj1 owner, ga- MERCURY SABLE LS '88$26,900 b/o. - 58K mi,

CHILD CARE - Wanted in 530-9726.our Princeton home. Must

-.drive. Permanent position.' Live-in/out. Lv msg, 609-279-9060

9 pieces, $1200. Call 609-3 0 9 2

savingsversion, new engine, air, Call 908-359-1302 Iv msg. new brakes, am/fm cass,auto. $2000. 609-683- JAGUAR XJ6 '88 - 55,000 g°°d cond, loaded, $4500.

chairs, etc. 908-297-0806.JENN$400;

never

« i i

t u n e r w / r e m o t e 5

60^6

disc 22 Job- l f interested call Maria m i . Turbo, ail power, war- 4644;

^ f ^ ^ W ^

. ^ „ r. > ^ - Tues, BICYCLE - Road Racer, 908-685^038-Thurs & Sats, Some eves. Benotto, 57cm, aero bar,, Benotto, 57cm aero bar20 + hrs a week in my shimano 600/Camov com- JOHN DEERE - 38 STX

-Princeton home. 609-936- ponents, Shimano dip less l a w n t ractor 12.5hp.• 0904. SedalS ' g e | racina seats K o n l e r ' r e a r b a 9 9 e r w/ca

- Used for clothes, toys,soundproofing. 4'x 1 1/16, childrens clothes & misc!1000lbs $450. Call 609- items. 10am-4pm. No259-3497. early birds. Inquires callSIMMONS CRIB - Solid 6_°?:92 I :0876- 1 5 7 Wash-ash, with mattress,

609-448-6085

2 7 5 Home Repairs

'75 -Convertible. Mint body,107Korig. mi. New

H 1 1 EI. $4800. 908-603-0854

Wood- BUICK REGAL '82 - Sun-

loys, alarm, extras. 32Kmi., Asking $12,700. 908-356-3466

FORD CLUB WAGONXLT '89 - Loaded, 4 capt.

english speaking personto help expectant mom w/"3 yr old daughter. Clean-ing, laundry, some cook-Ing. Smoke free home.Must have exp. w/"exc. refs., own caCall 609-987-2339

609-497-4733. MENT - 36" & 48" walk-BICYCLES - Men's Peu- behind mowers, 2 woodsgeot 15 spd., racing/tour- 5 215 deisel mowers w/61"ing, needs tune up $100. decks. 908-329-3800Ladies Fuji Touring/Rac- LAWN EQUIP - 5 yr old

JEEP CHEROKEE LTD'92 - Loaded + phone, allleather, full spare, alwaysgaraged. $11,900. Eves/weekend 609-924-8770Day 215-579-1540.

SOFA & LOVE SEAT -1 & Rummageyr old, exc cond. Paid ^n loQ$1800, asking $500; ^aixso^ f i r M ^ q 7 r i a ™ X ' C 0 n d 2ESHANIC FLEA MAR-$50,609-397-1833. KET - Neshanic Station,

NANNY -4 mo old girl

and 2 boys (4 & 6) afterSchool in Hillsboroughbeg. June. German speak-ing pref'd. 908-359-1124.

BOLENS -tractor. 19 HP,

bagger - B/O over2 yr old McClane spd

i, $100. 215-862-1811.SALE - Prin-

!4 - exc» « K . Rotted wbodABrmlts £ £ d in

Ds'de ^ " b u c k e t "

repair. Refs. £.09-586- s e a t s M u s t s e | | $ 1 8 0 0 /

r J U B.O. 609-584-9043.BUICK RIVIERA '87 - 2door, fully loaded. $2100o/bo. Please call 609-758-

&

PaperhangingB1L-S

FORD ECONOLINE VAN150 '88 - V8, air, fin. int.seats 8, 2 removablebenches, 62K. $6500.908-832-2723.

FORD ESCORT '90 - 4 dr,hatch, 30K mi., exc. cond.,a/c, am/fm cass., $3000/

JEEP'92 - 4x4, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto,p/w, p/I, a/c, exc cond, 4new tires, 53K mi $13,700/B.O. 908-359-2662.JEEP WRANGLER '93 - 5speed, 32K miles, perfectcondition. Asking $10,900.609-259-0672.

- Full power, snrf, a/c, am/fm cass,mi. Value :to 60K mi. Teat, $9880'.609-397-4482.MERCURY SABLE LS '94- green, 4 dr, auto, loaded.Mint cond., 34K mi.,$12,900. 609-890-3389MERCURY TRACERWAGON '88 - Low mile-age. A/c, am/fm cass.

I. 609-924-9558.MERCURY ZEPHYR '82 -2 dr, 110K mi. Runs well.As Is $500. Call eves 908-329-2443.MGB '69 - Blue. Convert-ible. In good shape butneeds work $1000. Call

engine andtransmission installed

Call 908-297-1818. LAWN MOWER - Riding,

Exp'd live out"•nanny for our 3 mo. old• son in our Kendall Pk

home. 43 hrs/wk. M-F,Thurs eves req'd. Mon af-ternoon & Thurs AM off.Exc refs & driving record.Own car, nonsmkr. 908-422-6937.

BRAND NEW - Nordic John Deere, STX 38, 2 yrsTrack Walk-Fit for safe - o« , 38" cut, $1500. 609-paid $650 - asking $400 936-9164.609-897-0231. LAWN TRACTOR - Crafts-

CRYPTS - For man,

Asking$2500/ea. A discount fromcememtary's price. 609-

naintained.275-0615

$950. 609-

NANNY - Live-out,Princeton home. 4days 7arn-6:30pm. 1fant, own "422-3161

myfullin-

CAMERAS WANTED - Alltypes - Antique to autofo-cus, even some Polaroid

LAWN TRACTOR - FORD125. Hydraulic, 38" deckwith 2 wheel trailer cart at-tachment. Additional Lawn

Best

SUMMER - F/T. W. Wind- 799-2704 Iv msg.

nice :' •609-799-5206~evenings

LAWN TRACTOR - Snap-

wool ivory/mauve/blue. $375. Call 908-429-1051

$1500. 609-448-3655 after 5pm.

aft 4pm, 609-799-0351.TOP QUALITY USED Of-fice Fum in exc cond.75%+OFF ORIG COST.Exec & L-Shaped wooden

Shaped metal desks- Exect, secretarial & stack-

,irs-2-3-4-5 drawervertical file cabi-

nets-couches, settees,computer tables-new &used panel systems-200pcs decorative art, acces-sories & more. Cash orcompanyavail. Call10-12 noon. 908-424-1991

5 & Fri., April 19, 9-3. After12 on Fri. $2 a bag or half-price;

195 H ayStraw

&

HAY - Timothy clover mix,1st cutting, no rain. Topquality. $3/bale. No delfv-ery. 908-359-0448.

205 Pets &Animals

Residential Specialist.Reasonable rates. Veryneat, clean work. Free es-timates. Call 609-497-9299 or 908-287-1491.

PAPERHANGING - Insti-tute certified. Free esti-mates. Fully Insured. CallBarbara 908-297-5822"LOVE'S 2 PAINT &PAPER" - We strive forperfection, Beauty will fol-low. 1-800-LUV-2PNT

305 Moving &BEAGLE PUPS - Males. 7weeKs * , Ex c h un«ng

$200. 609-298% 857°Lft 4 '

uP.Yis^SLH a U I l n 9^ C L E A N U P - Yards,

built engine and carb.good cond. $2199 o/b.609-291-9482

BUICK SKYLARK '84 - 4dr, mint cond. 59K orig.mi., auto, air. $1100/BO.908-297-2374

BUICK SKYLARK GranSport '92 - 23K mi, black/gray, loaded, Ithr, alum,wis, agj. suspen. Alarm,exc cond. $8700 b/o. 609-278-0622,

CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE '89 - Mint cond.Loaded, 1 owner, garagekept, low mi leage.$10,300. Call

3pm at

FORD EXPLORER EDBAUER '92 - Excellentcond. Low miles, 4 dr.$18,300. 609-683-0903.FORD EXPLORER XLT'92 - fuliy loaded, 78K hwymiles], orig owner, exccond. $14,500. 908-874-4662 aft 8pm.

FORD F-150 '87 - 4x4, p/s, p/b, heavy duty suspen-sion, bedliner, no a/c, 74K$6000 b/O. 609-716-0727.

FORD Hl-TOP '90 -' Con-version van. TV, VCR,59K mi. Exc. cond.$12,000 B/O. Call 908-388-0452.

FORD MUSTANG LX '93 -

. - spd,28,500 mi, am/fm cass,$11,300. 609-275-5634JEEP WRANGLER '94 -30K mi., 5 spd., 6 cylHard & soft top. $16,000.Call 908-874-1852

JEEP WRANGLER '94 -Black, 4.0 liter, 5 spd, hardtop, 69K mi, exc shape,$12,500. 908-446-1949.

JEEP WRANGLER '95 -Riogrande. 3500 mi., auto,mint, loaded. Am/fm cdstereo, cb radio, fog &driving lights, alarm, p/s,p/b. Moving must sell.$16,350. 908-874-3981.

LINCOLN CONTINENTALI, 61Kmi., exc

GS '91 - Red, auto, ailpower, loaded w/phone.$6600. 908-940-5584.

MITSUBISHI EXPO LRV'93 - Auto, am/fm, newtires, 34,800 mi, exc cond,$11,000.609-275-9159.MITSUBISHI GALANT LS'94 - Loaded, airbags,ABS, exc. cond. $14,500609-393-5160MITSUBISHI MIRAGE '95- 2 dr, sport, auto, a/c,cass, sunroof, 6,000 + mi.Asking $11,500. 908-583-4021.

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NISSAN 240 SX '90 - Exc. TOYOTA TERCEL '89 - FORD F-150 XLT '92 -cond loaded, 5 spd, 74K Red, 4 dr, 5 spd, a/c, 91K 25K mi., $11,500. Loaded,mi., $6200 or b/o. 908- mi, exc cond, $3800. 609- ~=" n««-flir.or c" D=^r,_940-2695. 921-6203 anytimeNISSAN 240 SX '93 - Fast VIGOR '92 GS - 4 dr,back, good cond, 5 spd, black/cognac leather, extair cd player, 43,200 mL, warranty, loaded. $13,900. size.Asking $11,500. Price 908-409-3373. $700.below book value. Call VOLVO 240 GL '87 - 4 dr, FORD RANGER '8609-730-9523. a/c> A dr, snrf, new brakes '

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HILLSBORO - 1 bdrm, PRINCETON WALK DAYTON - 3 bdrms, PLA1NSBORO - Raven's

455 Apartments 4 5 5 ApartmentsFor Rent For Rent -•-.:.

HIGHTSTOWN - Victorian YARDLEY PA - Designer

- 8K 908-521-5818. 359-8742 Jacuzzi, fin'd bsmnt w/patio- In the HOPEWELL B O R O -

r 1 bdrm, 1condo, 2nd fir, cent

PLAINSBORO - Tamar-ron. Super clean 1 bdrm, 1

5991. Rent

NISSAN KING CAB Pick- & tires, good cond., 105KUp '85 - 5 spd, cap, good mi., $4750. 609-799-6684 . _cond. $3000. 609-298- VOLVO 740 GL '89 - 68K sell. 609-298-8055 brick townhouse. A great5672 Iv msg. mi. $6900 or b/o. 609-924- ISUZU PICKUP'87 - 65K investment at a great — _.,„„ ...... - . c nNiqQAM M A X I M A " 'Bfi—6554 or 609-921-6134 mi. Garage kept. Orig. price. $84,900. Burgdorff HOPEWELL TWP - Bran- R r i R R I M q V l l . p p r r - dryr. $900 + utiis. 609-fexfcol.TS wlun vou/o740TURBb'90- owner... dfi-hi cSp, be§- Realtor, Stockton _Office, don_ Farms, End unit. All S^BINSVlLLE^Jo*; 936-0605 e, 987-4195 d

•, 2 IDANVILLE - R o o m j o r

i f ? 2 t ^ ° W n e r ' 9 ° 8 ' $239,900 by owner Yot E. WINDSOR Condo - 2274-9645 after 6pm. bdrms, 2 bath, fpt, wshr/

carpeting

ner. aui-ni cap, oeu- ncauuia, CFIUUUUII u u w , uun i anno, i_uu ui.ik. r-m Rsnrh Turnhw 9rbof, white, 73,500. $6000. 4 cyl, 4 dr, snrf, loaded, ^ ^ 2 7 9 O W ^ i 7 S L H ? n n c W * 6 ° 9 ' S f i v , tems'^'ca^ M n ^ k 2 bathS,$120 000. EAST WINDSOR - 3 bdrm609-298-7572. exc c o n d , 63K m l , $3500.609-279-0447 _ 3 9 ^ 4 9 4 ^ ^ _ _ _ bdrms, 2 4 baths^a j » r g 0 8 . 3 5 2 . 0 7 2 g split leve^JmmedNISSAN PAHTFINDER $10,500.908-287-6164.

5§4t UWRENCE - 4 bdrms, garage. Call 609-730-1468oc-

'. $1050/mo. Call

•92 - 4 WD, 5 spd, 60K m" V O ^ V ^ B ^ N g " ^ " * ~»& n ^ r f m ^ TOS S s e ^ r a n d ^ S& ' S E ' ^ " . ^ S f j j f f L w-^ T ^ l ^ ^ o 0 0 ^ 7 0 - ?? : 9 1 K T' WWte/9rfy power Tire & Tow pact wooded UA aTre.iloSK! ^ U $17^900 reBO 2 bdrms, 2V2 baths, family EASTRWINDSOR -•*,nd-Call 90B-874-7049. mtenor am/ftri cass, a/c, P°wer- G r | | | M ™ see. By owner. 609-530-0833. w/ broker protection. Over m " ^ ' ^ y ™ H fn S ^ T w MNISSAN PULSAR '86 P*- Safe. $11,300 °b°- $ j 3 | 9 o a 6 Q 9 - 3 9 7 - 0 5 4 3 . LAWRENCE - By owner - $17,000 in builder "t M h t t S KwiHr «a»™hdNeeds valve work. 11 OK 609-514-1759. TOYOTA 4X4 '85 - Extra 4 bdrms, 2Va baths, den grades. Neutral decor. & Sga^wnispenng w o o a s - h o a t ' * h n , tuat«- A,,=nm i ' S i ^ P n n l ' o ^ o n 0 ^ ' V O L V O 7 6 0 T U R B ? Cab a/c auto cap fnriK w/bar. liv rm. din rm. eat-in superb lot. 609-73S750/BO. 908-874-6304 Wagon '87 - 3rd seat, m f D ^ i , e n t 3bnd $4 ioa kit, cent air, extra large 1 JAMESBUBG - Town-NISSAN PULSAR '89 - [°f°f°-nJ?x£>,oCSoS%-,no 609-655-2855 car garage, bsmnt w/2 house for sale by owner,red, auto, ps/pb, air, cass., ™-S6300.609-737-7198 - • - - - • • - - •

908-329-0617inN e W

heat & hot water. Avail.immed. 908-874-4921.

7 ' H L N e W HAMILTON - Society Hill3 bdrm 21/2 HAMILTON Society H,!!

utils. 908-747-3883SO BRUNSWICK Whis HIGHTSTOWN - 2 bdim4S-1M5

T-tops, 92K mi., $3750/ VW GOLF '87 - 4 dr, 5BO. 908-369-3221 spd, snrf, fm cass, Clean ^ ' , ' s h 0 ' c ks%ur . ....NISSAN SENTRA LE '94 - f f j j fO ^ ° 7 | Q O " 2 8 1 " Needs some work. Extras! S^l

Si HS- SlSlh =H?B K2rE» |x§yz!fi F P D ^ S ™ §o inq n m A q q ^IFRA exhaust, new stereo. n

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w ^ ? S?f- L25S1 updated, 2600 sq ft Victo- LAWRENCEVILLE - Ea- Lr?fh^paln ted 'e^nCSSo' *?QR *•[* In-£mg ^ f f f f f f i , ^ $1500 o/b. 609-497-1124. ^ . o ^ U " ^ ^ ^ "an $329,500. 609-896- g | e s Chase FSBO, 2 «§7,000. Days 609-282-5/96.215-321-2371.

--- --- - •— •—-- • 5Q7R bdrms, 2 bath condo w/TWP - 3 gar. Exc. cond., stunning" - - " • int.

ample storage,pool/tennis. Walk to golfcourse. Exc. sunny, quiet,pvt location. Access to allmajor arteries. Principalsonly. $725/mo, availimmed. Call Rick at 609-275-9428.PLAINSBORO - Tamar-ron. Exquisite 1 bdrm 2ndfir condo overlooking park.Cathedral ceiling w/fan &skylight, brick frpl, break-fast nook, alarm, appls.Numerous upgrades .

908-545-1654

wshr, a/c, w/w.quiet masonry Const.Great views. ClaremontTowers. 908-359-3606.HOPEWELL - 1 bdrm, 2ndfir, $765/mo incl utils, nopets. Avail Apr 15. 609-466-0876 aft 6pm

526-0643.PRINCETON - Largeroom/studio w/private

i, private ent, kit privs,free in exchange for lighthousekeeping. Suitable fora responsible prof'l per-son. Call 609-924-6934.

$7500. 609-426-4570 VW JETTA '89 - Blue, 4n i ncmnRi i i=—/IH/IFI-A dr, 1 owner, exc. cond.ULUSIVlUblLfc OMbbA A ! ' ^ r- ' J C A I / _,J>S9 A rlr A r.rl a/n airtn Alr> s n " ' * SP°> 6^K mi.

HK, d^Afng ^975 B/O. Call 609-799-$800.609-234-8656. 4 M S -

HIGHTSTOWN - Enjoy thespring atjux W y c o f f s V

OLDSMOBILE SILHOU- VW JETTA '94 - mauve, 5 0BO. 609-951-9070spd, snrf, 4 dr., Beautiful!

PennsylvaniaProperties

2vfc baths eat-in kit din cath. ceil w/ skylights, fpl ..-„ ..... ^^ . . . .rm, sunken liv rm, family & patio. Brokers welcome! SOLEBURY PA - Spec- Avail 6/1. Days 609-655-rm w/ woodbuming fpl, $127,900. 609-844-0058. tacular 4 bdrm home, 4 6618 or 443-8459 evemgs

PRINCETON - Canal Pt. 2b d ™ . 2 ba t t1 ' 1 1 5 0 sq ft>« * toe to NY & Phiia.2 1 5 - 7 9 4 - 2 1 2 4 -PRINCETON - Montgom-ery Woods Excellent

bdrm ^ ove rs i zed^^

HOPEWELL BORO -Cozy 2 story, 2 bdrm aptBdrms and bath up, kit &liv rm down. Hrdwd firs,pvt front & rear entrances,nice side yard for flowers.Tenant pays utils. $750/mo. 609-397-8486HOPEWELL BORO - Livrm, bdrm, kit & bath. incl.heat. No pets $685/mo.Call 609-466-3516.HOPEWELL TWP - Studioapt, Liv rm/bdrm combo,kit, tiled bath, No pets.609-737-0966 before 3pm

PRINCETON JCT - Furn'droom in private home, forworking female. Phone, kitprivs, exc. location. Call609-799-9584.

465StorageFor Rent

WANTED GARAGE - tostore 2 ia^e vintage oaKmust be secure & avail forannual rental. Princeton vi-an.ty. 908-438-0258.

LAMBERTVILLE - 1 bdrmL electric.

4 7 04 7 0

ETTE '92 - 3.8 Itr, 7 pass, | £ £ ™, ' p t e a s e ^ 609- 360 R e c r e a t i o n a l l a u n d r v " " & double car LAWRENCEVILLE - Soci- acres, ponds, stream, river HIGHTSTOWN - Wyck-auto, a/c, p/w, remote, 924-7403 " _ £ [ _ • _ _ . garage._ $339,900. 908- e5y HHI o f f C o | d S o i ) . 2 view, canal walks, new hoffs Mill, 2 bdrm condo,new tires, silver, exc cond, Vehicles89K mi, $8,800. Call 609- VW JETTA GL '92 - 4 dr,730-1024 a/c, p/s, p/b, new tires, WINNEBAGO -PI v n n i m-i f m T -a«—5 r i m s & brakes, $6800.PLYMOUTH COLT 8 6 - 3 RAQ DOR 1 c-f odr, auto, 106K mi., good 6 0 9 - 8 8 8 - 1 5 1 8

r^nnTnTcond: needs boby VWTETTAGU'86---GaS, gps 6,

^7^tn89pm60°- 9°8- W te,|!°amdaeidnta^d; $1^4%. & £ & £PLYMOUTH "GRAND ^ ^ ! ^ ^ 7 0 ^ 8 3 ^ 370 B O a t S

281-0542 bdrm 2 bath condo 1st fir kitchen. Separate apart- immed occup, S850/mo.PLAINSBORO - Prin. Coll. end unit. Desirable loc, " ^ n ^ ^ H P S I ^ o S S ? 3 ' C a l 1 e v e s 908-821-8434.Immac., 4 bdrms, ZVz adjacent to pool & tennis $795,000.^15-862-9570 HIGHTSTOWN - Wycoffsbath. Ira rms, eat-in kit, courts. Exc. schools. „ „ , - * » _ u « . i < . « « Mill

I, deck, land- $84,900. 908-706-1503.__ J a t > O p e n HOUSeS t j o n

- Montgom-bdrms + loft,

2V2 bath, garage, bright &clean, vacant $1500/mo.,Call 908-359-6007PRINCETON - Montgom-ery Woods, 3 bdrms, loft,2V2 bath, a/c, garage, frpl

LAMBERTVILLE - 2 newlyrenovated, 1 bdrm apte. in

1 at $625/mo., 1 avail 6/1at $650/mo. 215-766-0656

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p

__ i- E A S T '" WINDSOR - ~~For bath, w/w, a/c, wshr/dryr,. O J ety Hill, Cold Soil, Largest q a i p hv ownpr Onpn dshwshr, pool, $925 +

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6^59KrebSRd- O - ™ - ' . ™ . £ l h House%13°-Trri2.°PiS «*«*?*?"•^ ' M Z ^ ^ P — * r-57 i^oOSS" O n m ^ C ^ ! o i e - Brooklawn Dr. Hickory HIGHTSTOWN - Wycoffs

PRINCETON - Canal Pt $118,000. 609-844-0528 A c r e s . , m m a c . 4 bdrm, 2Vz Mill. Cath ceiling, 2 bdrm,VOYAGER SE 92 - DarK o t - l l ™""Bmwiiifnv n m mi minimi i IIII» m - " ".' ~ ' ~ ' " ". " " T- • • - i - /AUItJS. ll l l l l ia<J. **• UUI11I, £. V'd IVIlil. UCIUI OCilli IU, £- L/UIlit,blue w/blue cloth int. Tiger, orange & black. KAWASAKI SiDOO "92 - patio home. Beautiful, LAWRENCEVILLE - Soci- baths split. New oak kit, 2 bath, a/c, pool, tennis,Freshly painted, never 90Qd cond, but needs g 6 a t e r t r a i l e r . $3,000 or bnght & sunny! Extra Ig e t y H n l C o | d S o i I T o w n . hardwood firs, fin bsmnt, avail 4/96, $900/ utils. Optwrecked, 3.3 liter V-6, ^ o m | n ^ T

r a ' 1 ? 5 ; $ 2 7 5 ° - B/O. 609-298-8557. yard w/bnck patio. Must h o ' m e 3 b d r m 2 y 2 b a t h f p l T r e e d c o r n e r ,o t o n to b u y . 609-448-0363ABS, cruise, roof rack, Lall 609-737-64d2. MARK TWAIN '87 - Bow- see! 609-951-8717. • •

hp out board

PRINCETON Address(Montg Twshp). Colonial 3bdrm, 2Vz bath, 10x20deck in a lovely countrysetting. $1450 mo +. 609-655-0856PRINCETON AREA -Whispering Woods on Rt

deep tinted glass, p/s, p/b, 04c B a _ * _ - _ . w _ i _ _p/dr locks, a/c, am/fm 3 4 5 MOtorcyc ieScass. 85K mi. $9995. 609-936-8393.PLYMOUTH NEON '95 - foaded, $4600. Call'609- seii|"~Hardiy used. CallP/s, ABS, airbags, auto, 4 586-5784 Steve at 609-730-1193dr, am/fm cass. 23,500 mi. HARI PY DAVIDSON '84 - eves.$9995. 609-397-3460 HAHLfcY UAViubUN H4

BMW K100RS '35 - Mintcondition. Low milage, VANGUARD 15 '9 - Must penthouse end unit w/air

condition, all appls.$77,000. 609-896-9480.

Office/Commercial 908-359-7749 eves-For Sale HILLSBOROUGH

$550/mo. VA mi from thebridge. 609-730-3499.LAMBERTVILLE - Urge 2

1 bath, hardwoodfirs, wshr/dryr, screened infront porch, close to every-thing, no pets, avail 4/15,$850/mo, V/2 mo's sec.609-397-4603LAMBERTVILLE - Spa-cious 1 bdrm apt in brickVictorian. Eat-in kit, Ig livrm, bdrm & bath. Sideporch, enclosed rear

BELLE MEAD - Prof...toshare Colonial. Separatebaths. Close to Princeton,New Brunswick, Somer-set. $900 + utils. Eve 914-429-4629.

FRANKLIN PARK - 1bdrm in luxurious singlefam. house. Cable, fpi,

Rt 1, Rt. 287 & Princeton.No pets. N/S, $425/mo.Flex lease. 908-422-0451.HILLSBOROUGH - Prof,female n/s. Master bdrmw/bath in my twnhse.$485/mo + Vz utils. 20'1-425-7153 from noon-5pm;Weekends 908-281-7760.-

^ 2 5 &

bdrm, 2V2 bath twnhse.

-"aaa.?- uuc-o^-o-tou s G | i d e F X E F | o w — — — — - —PONTIAC BONNEVILLE mi., v e r y clean bike. Ask- 3 S 0 H O U S e SSE '93 - Beautiful cond. in/ ;ng $9000. 908-651-1488 fr\r SaleTL<**'&£2$?$& HARLEY DAVIDSON'92-

incl. Call for a'ppt 609-520- MONMOUTH JCT - Super HOPEWELL VALLEY - F u l l bsmnt, end unit.9238. So. Ridge Hills end unit Hardware store. Land, $1200 mo. + utils. Wshr/

^ T f ' J b T ' ? gilding & merchandise dryr. Avail. 4/15. Call 908-^ ^Ji Ca"

PRINCETON - Center HallColonial. 4 bedrooms, 2Vz

ilj'nn'Jn baths, spacious master- wiping. KBr|rnnm innlnrlns jsiftinnfionsne$ri3U50P0°WCalI 609- ^ ^ L O W R i D E R ' s i l v e r T ^ I ^ S ^ 1KM% b e d r a o m ' i n c l u d e s sitt in3Si^Tlo ' & black, Ltd. Edition. 6000 Twp Gorgeous 4-5 bdrm u , ,^t..rJ.

443-5752 m i F v f r a chmmp m u f i r R Col. loc. in exc. area. De- French doors •«mi,, Extra chrome, cover &Q ^ P T ^ 0762

. 908-274-0762.w/find

425 Real Estateto MONROE TWP - Green- W a n f o r iv. briar at Whittingham Adult v* CM l i e u

HILLSBOROUGH - Up-dated spacious 2 bdrm, 2bath condo. $875/mo. Call908-359-7631.

SO. BRUNS. - Duplex. 2bdrm, 1vk bath, a/c, allappls, Florida rm. Fence,No pets. Avail. 6/1. $1050/mo+. 908-874-4765SOUTH BRUNSWICK -Cute, cozy, 2 bdrm coun-try home. $1200/mo. Call908-329-3800.

LAMBERTVILLE - 3 storyTh Hill ith ri

PONTIAC CATALINA'70 - m a t c h i n g h e l m e t s , signer decorated vw.u.u , _ __needs some work, body $13,900/BO. 908-251- bsmnt & upgrades galore! f | d ""Dy * o w n e r " Please Community. Premium lo- o ? S 7 S . t o r p n t , i n a , e T w n h < - P n n Hill with rWrY8QL gqod__cond. Asking 0858 ^oye^^cond.^rof. land., ^ 0 9 ^ 9 7 . ^ ^ . cation twnr.se 2 bdrm 2V2 | ^ W

h ^ e in Hopewf/ view I bdrms, 2% t Xy g$275. 609-259-3466. tree-lined spac. 1+ acre. p , ,

Pennington area vicinity, fpl, den, a/c, garage, bi-1 Also seeking 1500 sq ft of level decks. Avail 6/1.455 A p a r t m e n t so f f j c e s p a c e i n s a m e ^ j , , . $i25o/mo., call 609-397- c Z B *it nil Trf A t i7nn Ri i ii i

HARLEY DAVIDSON FXS 0409 90S PrinciDals oniv PRINCETON Landing - J.PONTIAC GRAND PRIX '78 - Wide glide front end, 609-466°2639 for appt Madison. 3 bdrms, 3Vz _. „_ _„ „„SE '91 - Aero Pert, pkg., rebuilt motor. $8500. Call ^ 4 6 6 ^ t o r ^ p t . b s m n t j ^ ^ Owner-609-395-0658.all power options, sunroof, Rich, 908-826-4886 B f c l r O i i r » ° $369990609-734-9232 NORTH BRUNSWICK - ity. Call Ted or Ann at 1700 EJLelie Agency.£ f 9 ^ v ^ ' n ^ n t 6 ' ! ^ 0 0 HARLEY DAVIDSON ^§^J % bdrni^S fu» PRINCETON LANDING - %»"*?** P t f ^ b

hdrr{!' 609-587-6200. LAWRENCE - Sq Vil

IIIl*y SXCGtlSiil OOriQ*f Qr^^rtof^f '^Q *fi^flfin/R f*l V/IVJIHOE* I \/iii*"» o ii,jitl-L-i o *^*fi^ o /^nr s\fo 03til- rVO000Ct DSCK.

g M M ^ S l i or'g'Bl: ^!o0orr9V08m6fi-898°79745" aSte%5nTrabne&f°°HardwS garage, ful. basement, «cc, cond, By owner 430 L a n d F o r Sate

- 2 bdrm, 2bath condo. All amenities.$750 mo. Avail, immed.Call Colleen 609-655-5554

g537-2820.

arate entrance. Hardwood garage. ,u.. uaoo,..^...!, , „ . „ „ .firs, ceramic tile center- new kit & floonnq,_ lake » ^ ° ^ u -

Sq Village

8-422-

D - M T I , . o , , M P I D r , ,on- HARLEY HERITAGE island kitchen, cent air, view, many extras. $345K. NORTH BRUNSWICK -R S I ? M- ? ? P H = CLASSIC '91 - Perfect, 5K CVAC, secy sys, 2 car ga- 609-734-0252. FSBO. Governors Pt Like

. _ - . .a p p |S j ^^ w< ava, | 5 / 1

nt 4 acre tot" $860/mo. 908-549-3446woods strSum es- LAWRENCE - Sq VillageB'kH 27<4r-hMint » 5 nit? tuVquoise' sT^L rag^' j acu^ 1+ ac rn. PRINCETON TWP - new spacious 2 bdrm, 2 ™*> ^ o o o s st rea™ es- ^™^6m^2™«^

T?*I?Lh^n±?P™ $16,500._Bring_cas_h._No $S gK.Wnings 914-429- Beautiful house for sale, bah w/w carpet new tote J ^ , ^ ^ . s u n n y e n d u n i t ; « r." ^ ^ " P f S ™ - N° 2J - S S ' V 8 ^ e,^k ldr,stalled.Call805-962-4011 pet, ail aPPls,_Avail. 5/1.

RD. - $949. Dave 908-647-8341.^ S S

< . « e ^ ° ^ % o e o » E ^ loo!<era. D 908-526-5130. 4629. mavl • u,»™o. „ » . . . - •• • • vrv, - ,

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b, am/fm cass, snrf, new maintained. Newenduro's House shire townhouse - beauti- acres for development or LAWRENCE SQ VILLAGECambridge model, estate most prelim. Ap- - 2 bdrms, 2 bath condo.

6of-737-3454 $ 3 6 0 0 / B ° - f n l ^ J l ^ - $ 2 0 5 ° " 9 0 8 " rent option. 609-443-5530 bdrm Colonial, 2.4 acres Ove r i o o k i n g ^ ^ ^ prOvals. Goods views. Ek- All appls, central air, pool,bua / d / d4&4. 806-4358. E A S T W |N D SOR - Bv w/trees, stream & barn. M j n t cond, a n e u t ra l . 3 cellent farmland. Princi- tennis, 3rd firs. No pets.SAAB 900 '91 - 4 dr 80K KAWASAKI VOYAGER owner. 9 yr old. 3 bdrm w/ ™me,nts«*° M o" i9°m e i? ' bdrms, 2V4 baths, liv rm, pals. 407-869-7836. $850/mo., 609-275-9185mi. Onginal owner. Excel- X l l '95 - 1800 mi, ex- Ig master bdrm, 2V6 bath, schools. $280K. 609-466- fam d [ n r m v , |oft-

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lent condition. $9500. Call tended warr. Mint cond, frpl, skylights, fenced yard, 9 3 7 8 - : skyliqht' a real oemi' 609- 445 HOUSe215-321-7608. $10,450/B.O. 908-255- many extras. Must see! SOMERSET - 2/3 bdrm 799-1014. $141,900."SAAB 900 TURBO Con- 7489. $129,500.609-490-0722. Ranch w/den, Irg cornervertible '90 - white w/ KAWASAKI VOYAGERblack- top, 5 spd standard xil '86 - 14.6K mi., CB/shift, fully loaded, exc. AM/FM. $5500. Call btwncond., $13,900. 609-448- 5pm-9pm, 609-924-00745921 leave message YAMAHA'81 - Maxim 650,

For Rent

LAWRENCEVILLE - 2bdrm, 2 bath penthouseunit. W/w, cent air, allappls, pool/tennis. $800/

- By Owner,lots of "" Sfe

SAAB 9000 TURBO"'87-5 areat barter bikp Rpadv backyard, upgraded w/lots Watertoro tstates, lots ot ' "'-^""j;.^ .."T"."1^ D,,.-,o . D I - . T-TT,—7 LAWRENCEVILLE -sod loaded oar ser- fcifthi? mart Tarin Ina of TLC. Must see this in- extras, professionally land- shire Cambridge Model. 3 BURG AREA - 1st fir, 1 Meadow Woods. 1 bdrm,viced dean a» records 788 7512 c r e d i b l e va lue at scaped, almost new, b d m ) - 21/? b a t h . stunn.ng bdrm, $625 mo down- 2nd fir., cent, air, appls,98K mi whitlfaw Ithr' 8 " 7 5 $173,500.609-448-6535. $369,000 negotiable. 609- ' n t e r l ° . ^ / m a " y , T'n^i f^ MWS^U ^ '% PooL ^ 5 + ut i ls- 6 ° 9 'f^A^%^. 350 TrUCks pf^NGTON--Fo7iiii 936-9354 Beau, u.^n^ loft^uick ^ * W I ^ - 896-0112SL ARt 82 5 spd a/c CHEVY 4X4 P.CK-UP 'SB % = " l£5&E?& STSSSTS blToml g ° J ^ S ^ • S S r r ^ S ^ ? -fm/fm 130K mi no a w " a u t o ' P/s' c m i s e - a m / 2 x S e x t e r i o r construction, pleted. 3500 sq ft on 2 P ^ 3 8 , 0 ™ "Spacious EAST WINDSOR - Coun- IUwork needed 1 " 1 0 0 " / f m cass., two tone, many French colonial. Public acres in quiet subdidvison. ? bdrm, 2 bath Longmont try setting farmhouse. 4 -,.fo? anofher 50K mt $550/ e x t r a s- . W e l ' maintained sewer, gas heat. 4 bed- • " • " " """= ™ <="=" l n A s D e n - S o e c i a l Dv t |OG- h r i r m nHW h a t h s k i f riin -R.O. Hall fi09-275-4fifi7 8 0 K mi-. 1 owner. $8200/ room, 21/2 baths, cathedral

BO. 908-821-0492. ceiling In family room. Is-I kitchen. 2 car garage.

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CHEVY PICK-UP '77 -Blk/gray, 49K mi, exc 4^4 1 " rtutv 7"" lift Large, fully carpeted, com-cond, _astang. _$7000 or ^ 4 , ^ a ^ u t y , ^ W t . p f e 9 ^ ^ ^ b a s e m e n t e a t i n ^B.O. 908-390-9520.TOYOTA CAMRY LE '86 - 6".~908:297-21237

iuuno jn ticti 11 (jt u^iu. uv a uesi 1, opciij laui iuiy 1111, ^_ j J n wJAH appls, window treat- full bsmnt, spac yard, avail ; Expanded 2 bdrm, 2Vzment & custom fpi incl'd. now, $1000/mo+utils, V/z b a t n Birchwood model, 2$84,900. Call 908-752- mos sec, lease. Incl 3 frP!s.- 9arage, $145Q/mo.5959 or page 908-880- ref's. Reply P.O. Box 861, Avail 4/1. 609-275-1615.

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ALLENTOWN - 1 rm + ef-ficiency. Utils included. Pvtpkg. $485 mo + secy, utilsincl. Off-street prg. Nopets. 609-259-8115.ALLENTOWN, NJ - 1bdrm apt, 2nd fir, newlyrenovated, 609-259-9128

LAMBERTVILLE- 1 bdrmapt. Completely remod-eled. 1st fir, off-streetprkg. $585/mo + utils. Cal!after 5pm, 609-397-1643.LAWRENCE TWP - 2ndfir, 3 rooms & attic, off-street prkg. Yard, deck, onbus line 609-586-2280.LAWRENCEVILLE - 1bdrm cottage apt, very pvt,great loc., wshr/dryr. Avail.5/1. $675 + utils. Call 609-895-0525.LAWRENCEVILLE - Un-furn'd efficiency. $415/mo., + utils. No pets. 609-896-0557MERCERV1LLE AREA - 3fum'd rms, wall to wall car-pet, drapes & a/c, $685/mo., all utils paid exceptelectric. 609-587-2750MORRISVILLE PA - Enjoyour large apts. 2 bdrm,11/6 bath at $690. 1 bdrm,at $590. All utils includedexcept electric. We are 20minutes from Princeton orPhilly, Yet we are in af-fordable quiet Morrisville.

area, 1 mo sec, $475 inc!all Utils. 908-281-0337

KINGSTON TERRACE -Share condo. M/F. Largebdrm, Va bath, air, pool,tennis. Avail , immed.$475/mo. 609-683-7225-,or eves 609-936-1205.

LAMBERTVILLE - Youngsingle prof n/s, no pets,share brand new house,

i. $450/mo split

LAWRENCE - Sq Village.Seeking prof femaie, n/s,to share 2 bdrm, 2V2 bath^ " " s a - Fpl cent air,wshr/dryr, dishwasher,tennis, pool. $475 mo+ 1/2

LAWRENCE SQ VILLAGE- Female NS wanted toshare 2 bdrm, 2 bathcondo, no pets. $375/mo.+Vfc utils. 609-584-9306.Avail May 1.

LAWRENCEViLLE -mo + utils. Near

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Univ. Avail now. 609-883-9791

5500.NEW HOPE - Efficiency,recently renovated, $590/mo. 215-862-2375.PENNINGTON - 2nd fir.apt, 2 bdrms, 1 bath, livrm, kit, smoke-free, nopets. $800 mo. w/ utiis.Call 609-737-0846.PLAINSBORO - 1 bdrmapt from $680/mo inclheat/hot water & cookinggas. Amenities: fitnesscenter, club house, pool/tennis, and jogging trail.r^nl l RDQ "7QQ 9~~ J ~Oct.I DUi7". 33 ^i

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NEWTOWN - Spacioushome, quiet anea, nearparks, Fit I-95. Priv bdrm,no smoking/pets. $400/mo+utils. 215:860-8770NO. B R U N S W I C K -

spd, new int. $3500 or B/ w/Frencn doors out to the DRt s t o n e frpls in liv rm &p

4 6 0 9 t 0 s e e ' Hightstown, NJ 08520 NEWTOWN - 2 bdrm, 1h t h Af[ te Pback yard. 1 acre lot. 2 fam' rrr, fU|| walkout bsmnt PLAINSBORO - Tamarron EWING - Turn of the cen- Da tP- A l f m a j o r .'

white, 4 dr., auto, air, all » „ „ „ -, 71 ' D. . .,_ blocks to grammar school. 1400 SF, 2 tier deck w/ Condo, 1 bdrm, 2nd fir., tury home overlooking the patios, pool, tennis courts,pwr, exc. cond., 105K mi., £"EVL? ZIJ^'FIH?,' 4 blocks to Hunterdon above ground pool cent air, fpl, cath. ceil., Delaware River. 3/4 bdrm, gose to I-95.Avail. 7/1.$2500/BO. 908-422-8696 ^ ' 1 o^ I K h' 11 Hospital. $383,000. 908- $289 900 For sale by wshr/dryr, all appls incl. Ig liv rm, formal din rm, | J Z 5 ™> + " t l l s- N o Pets"or 609-716-0998 ^'gfl^g^^S'^^" 284-0413. owner 609-426-4975 Y pool. Seller will assist with brand new gourmet kit! 21 p-579-0531. .

TOYOTA CAMRY LX'92- ZoTnZ^ll ^TffbaFSnl^ Tan^h'^^ har/ £P&£^££ K ^ i * S22™-BSJ^K iExc.$10,500

fin'd bsmnt, 2 car Governors Pt. 2 bdrm, 2

T O V O T A m i r - a r i Q rebi"lt t ranS»' t O u r q e c o n ; car gar, many upgrades. kK ful d% basement PLAINSBORO - Villages stone patio on 1 acre, paint a/c, eat-in-kit, din

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FoR0n6BRONro4070 HILLUORO - Come T'^teTfoT^ [ o Z ^ l y l ^ i H.GHTSTOWN - 7 rooms c | f 6 £ 9 ^^ f 1 *

TOYOTA MR2'91-Black, S ^ J ^ ^ ^ 3" 5 ^ ° LWIh^oT^n f 9 » ^ f Ca" CS^^SSTnlff l^ 3 .bedrooms, ,Mng r o o r n g » ^ ^ 3 _ _ _p K mi, exc cond 9a£,a9e, !lft- m a n y n e w Par !s. n a r d / 1 acre wooded lot on'cul- WEST WINDSOR For PIace> cathedral ceilings, d i n i n g r o o m , e a t - m ^ d o i n R a v e n s Crest.^ P ' - JSaA%6i 5 1 1 . 7 0 0 / | ° f t toPf .$3500/B.O.908- d e . s a c R e c m w / fpl, t e ' b y owner 4 bdm b a v w "??wL f .

c e i n r l9 ff"', k i t c h e n - 609-448-5138. 1 st fir. Avail. 5/1. $725/mo.B.O. 609-443-4855. 874-3345. | o o k s o u t o n t o s q u i r r e ^ s ^ ^ ha^wood f |S ' recessed lighting. Neutral HOPEWELL - Newly reno- Win. 1 yr lease. 609-897-TOYOTA PASEO '92 - A/ FORD F-150 '92 - Super playground. Deck, patio, ceramic tiles, many extras. ^ e = o r w . ' " i n e w

r i carpeting v a t e d Victorian. Fresh 0316- 'c, roof, alloys, am/fm cass. Cab, 5 spd, 2 whi dr., XLT gigantic mstr bdrm, w/ 2 o w n e r l i e . r e a l t o r . a n f ^ u s t ° m

aw i n d o w s t r e a t " paint, refinished firs. 2 PLAINSBORO - Aspen 2

5 spd, 37 mpg, exc. cond. package, 40K mi., exc walk in closets, 2 car gar., $329,900. Call & Sv msg- m e m s - ^ car garage vvitn b d r m w b t h w s h r / d r y r bdrms, 2 bath a/c pool79K mi. $6900. 908-937- cond., $14,400/BO. 609- fin'd bsmnt. $254,000. Call 609-799-2999 opene r , poo l / t enn is . fi , d ' ttj landscaped yd tennis wshr/drvr fDl0*27-1 M7 inco ofto ocn nc i . . $156,900,609-275-8905. «« «» «. ' &-tnt=n A..«-I' ^nl-XT' 1 .s ' *. ,}\-'

YARDLEY PA - Spacious „ „ . »',^ , - , . „ . . JCT^TT off-st-pkg^, $1250. Aval. $850/mo., Avail. 5/15.(3,500 sq ft) 5 bdrm centerhall colonial, 21/2 bath w/jucuzzi in master. 2 fpl, 3

CRANBURY -spacious Colonial. Centair, wshr/dryr, dshwshr,cent vac, prkg. No pets.$1250/mo. 609-395-0764.CRANBURY - WindsorCommons . Luxur iouscommunity offering supe-rior apt Irving. Spacious 1& 2 bedroom units in abeautiful country setting.Features include: Full sizewasher/dryer, dishwasher& Free Swim Club. Month-ly Early Bird Discount Ga-

Available. From

8371. 397-1258 908-359-0641

6100 12-5pm.Sun. Closed Saturday.E. WINDSOR - Near Prin-ceton. Lg 2 bdrm, bath, livrm, din rm, pool, min fromtrans, shops, affordable.

r • ^ 9 $ $850/mo.,- Canal immed. Please call 609- 609-799-36013 S 466'3166-

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Townhouses& CondosFor Sale

EAST WINDSOR - Con-dos For sale. Windsor Re-gency, 1 bdrm upstairs &downsta i rs units for$30,000 with $5000 down.Owner may provide fi-

Brakers welcome.PRINCETON ~

PLAINSBORO - PrincetonLAWRENCEVILLE - His- Landing. 3 bdrm, 2VZ> bath,toric Dist 3/4 bdrms, 2 liv rm, din rm, 2 car gar.,bath, liv & din rms, butcher club house, bsmnt. $2075"-"- kit, hdwd firs, spac mo. 609-275-1615.

PLAINSBORO - Raven's

E. W1NCchard. 1water inca/c. $64E

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WINDSOR - 1!nd fir apt. wAriew

PLAINSBORO - Live theexperience. 1 bdrm start-ing at $625/mo. Countryclub w/golf, social mem-bership. 3 pools, tenniscrts, adjoining park, flex,leases.

Small pets permitted609-799-1611. E/H/O.

PRINCETON - BeautifulUniv. Townhouse. Splen-did location. 3 bdrm, livrm, bathroom, kit, din rm.Fully furn'd. Avail. June 1-Aug 31. Reas rent Cal!609-924-8498. •PRINCETON - LindenLane near Nassau S t 2bdrm apt on entire 1st fir.2 studies, liv rm, din rm, 2bath, pff-st-pkg, $1200 moincluding heat Avail. May1.609-799-2537 aft 6.PRINCETON - Nassau St.1 bdrm, incl heat & htwter.$750/mo., Call eves, 908-297-2562PRINCETON - Quiet,sunny, center of Boro. 1block from Nassau &Vandeventer. Duplex fineentrance, 6 rooms, kit 2full baths, refrig, wshr/dryr,dshwshr; furn'd, $1900 or

term lease neg. 609-497-6323.PRINCETON - Small

ail ap908-821-0849 anytime ,PLAINSBORO - Prof, lib- 5eral male seeks male 'roommate to share top fl.,2 bdrm, 2 bath, condo.Own bath, wshr/dryr, Irgloft, pool, recently painted/carpeted. AvaiL 4/1. $450/mo., + 1/2 utils. Call 609-275-6371.

PRINCETON - Fully furn'dhouse to share. Wooded,

ee living609-^4-0093.

PRINCETON - Prof, (n/s, :n/d) to share twnhse, ':bdrm w/bath, wshr/dryr, a/c, tennis. $600/mo + Vs '•.utils. 609-252-0189 :PRINCETON - Prof, (n/s In/d) to share twnhse, •bdrm w/bath, wshr/dryr, a/ «c, tennis. $600/mo + V2 •utils. 609-252-0189 i

PRINCETON AREA - Prof !non-smoker male, looking ''for same, 2 bdrm, house,$395/mo. 609-895-1314

PRINCETON AREA -Roommate needed toshare semi fum'd house incountry setting. Mstr bdrmavail. 5/1/96. $487+utils.609-466-8456.PRINCETON AREA -Roommate for beautiful 2bdrm, 2 bath condo, mstrbdrm, priv bath, pool, ten-nis, $500+1/6 utils. Nolease. 201-257-1483.PRINCETON BORO -Great loc. Center of town.

rm w/ frpl, gar.cond. $189,900. 609-734-0631

or 908-519-3272 PLAINSBORO - Ravens 908-845-0510.

ask for Shannon.EAST WINDSOR - Luxurytwnhse in desirable Wind-sor Woods. Large 3 bdrm,

PRINCETON -Pointe Condo. 2 bdrm, 2full bath, cathedral ceil, fpl,ceil fan, humid, in ctrl air,new tile & floor, kitchen,vertical & Venetian blinds,refridg., wshr/dryr, tracklighting, balcony, pool,tennis. $112,000 neg.609-520-0098.

PRINCETON Address - Crest 2 bdrm, 2 bath, 3rd E A S T W I N D S O RCottage on Carter Rd., fir, overlooks golf course, ^ n Waw Ants " studioC o z y ' 1 b d r m o n 3 a c r e s " Poolflennis. All appls. w/w %%i0 Rent indds- h S ?N e w c a i P e t / P a i n t . wshr/ carpet. $S30/mo + utils. hot water ?Le of Twin fitd ry r" P e t S 0 K - S 8 5 0 + N o Pets. Avail. 4/15. 609- 2?j oooi/tennfe courts Attutils. 609-497-1006 799-2524, 897-0539. K!e"Zt £"

PRINCETON AREA - Full bdrmT 2Vzfurnished apts, condos, area, all amen, seeks re-single homes. 1 & 2 bdrm spon, quiet, n/s M/F room-units avail. Lease for 30 mate, $500+ VS utils, availdays or more. Other loca- 6/1. Stuart 908-274-0694tions avail. 215-396-1559. • — ~

• SOUTH BRUNSWICK

quiet street backing towoods. Incl. appls, cent air& neutral carpetingthroughout. % block to

3684•EAST WINDSOR - TheOrchard. Co-op Lease/purchase, Zero Down!Own in 3 years. No Mort-gage . 2 bed, 1 bath cor-ner unit Maint, taxes,heat, sewer, pool, exteriorgrounds, trash incl. in co-op fee. $825/mo. 36 mos.609-279-1974FRANKLIN PK - BeaconHill Center Hall ColonialTownhouse. 3 bdrms, 2Vzbath, liv rm, din rm, famrm w/frpl, eat-in kit, centair, garage. $164K. 908-422-4728HAMILTON - Soc HillPenthouse I or II. 2 bdrm/bath, $74,900 or $79,900.;Collect 1-508-643-2699

fir Belvidere, ail appls, frpl,balcony, pool/tennis. Nicelocation. $97,900. 609-275-9227.PRINCETON - Canal Pt. 2bdrm, 1 bath, frpl, tenniscrts, pool. Exc. location,exc. cond. priced to sell609-452-7049 iv msg.PRINCETON - Canal Pttownhome. Carouselmodel on cul-de-sac, 3bdrm, 2Vz bath, liv rm w/frpl, garage, great loca-t ion, fantastic buy,$169,000. Call 609-936-9676.PRINCETON - Mont.Woods. Sunny cherrywood w/loft. 2 bdrms, 2V2bath, gar, exc cond.$129,000. 609-252-1310.PRINCETON - Montgom-ery Woods, 3 bdrms + loft,2V£ bath, garage, bright &clean, vacant. $132,000Firm- Call 908-359-6007

apt.bdrm, bath hrwd

firs., liv rm, din rm, up-dated kit, deck off bdrm,freshly painted, one cargar, Ig storage, all on pvtlot. $1100 mo. + utils. 609-683-8146.PRINCETON TWP - Small2 bdrm, whsr/dryr, air

Crest East., 1 bdrmcondo. $675/mo., Avail.May 1st, 908-422-6785

Call 609-443-6660EAST

- Ravens pool,.

WINDSOR fhp2 bdrm" ' } "

pets, $800+sea

dow treatments & sec'tysystem. No pets. $725/mo., Avail, immed., 609-275-6592 (v msg

EAST WINDSOR - TheOrchard, large 2 bdrm,parkiike setting, avail 5/1.$750/mo. 201-933-0382.

WEST AMWELL - Small>og H a g e w f f i p L \ t o » .

pond^DOOl Avaif 5^i'

YARDLEY - Beautiful 4bdrm, 2 bath tudor, near

Avaii July. 215-493-8943. '

450 Townhouses& CondosFor Rent

CRANBURY - 2 bdrms, 2bath, Windsor Mill Condo,Ideal 2nd fir. loc, c/air,pool & tennis. No pets/smokers. $830 + utilsAvail. 6/1. 609-586-4597

- RavensC r e s t ' 1 b d r m c o n d o - 1 s tflr- a" aPP |s. $660/mo.p t u s utils. No pets. Availimmed Call P908-356-1 2 8 1 - a f t 4 p m -PLAINSBORO - RavensC r e s t . 1 bdrm condo, 1stfirf a i | a p p |S j $660/mop |u s u{ i|s. N o p e t s A v a i |

,mmed can 908-356-1281. aft 4pm.

bdrm duplex near bus & 6/1 908 329-4566lake. Wshr/dryr, front ZL1porch, bsmnt, yard, prkg, 4cmno pets. Avail. 5/1. $1100/mo. 609-397-2508PRINCETON BORO - 1 — —block from Nassau St. 1 KENDALL PARK - Furn'dbdrm, yard, prkg, Idry. house for the month ofAvail. 4/1. $1000/mo. Call Ju!y. Call 909-980-5874609-683-1461 (!n California). :

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l o S t i o n a S n t to NYCfansDortationT& snonolnama? Urqe ^udio 1 & IbTdro^aptSfeaturing JTwin River pools, tenniscourts, & recreational fa-cilities. A second to none24 Hr Maintenance Staff,On-site laundry. 609-443-3220.

PR'NCETON HOR.ZON LOOK.NG TO RENT - 2/3A P T S " 1» 2 ? 3 b d r m b d r m house/Twnhse for 3a P a r f I "en ts *°r- rent, mos in Princeton area.S t a r t ' " 9 a t S 7 2 0 ' C a " f o r J u n e " A u 9 u s t - c a " 609-

l i l ° 6 7 | , a d l e y Crt" S09- DEADLINES ~PRINCETON TWP - 2bdrm apt, 2nd fir, all utilsincl'd. $900. Avail. 6/1.Call 609-921-6512.

PLAINSBORO -Crest 1 bdrm, cath ceil-ing, wshr/dryr, dishwshr,sunny side with view, pool,tennis. $725 + utiis. Avail.4/14.609-921-0390.

ENGLISHTOWN - 2 bdrm.Ravens Owner occupied. Heat in-

cluded. $750 mo + 1 % mosecy. 908-446-5389.

PRINCETON TWP - 3room cottage apt. Quietwooded location. $900/mo+ utils. 609-921-3326

HIGHTSTOWN - 2 bdrmgarden apt, $700. Call201-656-8614.

PLAINSBORO - RavensCrest. 1 bdrm, large unit,all appls & carpet. Pool,tennis. $775 mo. Avail,now. 609-275-7067.

HIGHTSTOWN - Apt. 4rooms, 1 bdrm, in firstclass Victorian home. Pvtentrance. $650/mo. 609-448-1934.

STOCKTON - Quaint 2room cottage. $350. Youpay utils. Call 609-397-0287.

TRENTON - State CollegeArea. Lg 2 bdrm apt. Minsto campus. Avail, furn'd.Call 609-585-2483

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