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Charity softball game • WCTC (1420 AM), with offices in Franklin and New Brunswick, WMGC (98.3 FM) and The Deli Stop of Bound Brook will square off in a charity softball game on Saturday, July 17 at 1:30 p.m. at Tea Street Field in Bound Brook. Proceeds will benefit the American Cancer Society. Raindate \? Aug. 7. There will be refreshments and the radio stations will give out prizes and shirts. To become a sponsor or for information, call Joe Lemire at 271-8811 before 4 p.m. or 563-9259 after 4 p.m. Free concert • A free summer concert, sponsored by the Somerset County Park Commission, is set for July 11 at 7 p.m. with a children's concert performed by Barry Polisar. The concert, part of a series of concerts in the park, will be at Duke Island Park in Bridgewater. Bring a chair or blanket. The audience is asked to bring donations of canned food for the Somerset County Food Bank. Surplus food s Individuals or families on public assistance, food stamps, SS1/SSD, WIC or Medicaid are eligible for the Somerset County Surplus Food Distribution program. Free food will be distributed on Monday, July 19 from 1 to 6 p.m. and Tuesday, July 25) from 11 Staff photos by Holly Marvin a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Hamilton Park Community Center, 55 Fuller St., Somerset. Cheese, rice, apple sauce, flour, cornmeal and butter The Wojciechowicz barn on Herrontown Road captured in all its includes the details. Keen observers can spot the tiger weather- are some of the items that have been distributed in the past. summer splendor — is seen above. Some of the beauty of bams vane, which sometimes points toward Princeton University. Proof of Somerset County residency required (a current phone or utility bill serves as proof.) Those meeting income guidelines are also eligible. ur of Hamfest istoric barns visits • The Somerset County Amateur Radio Society of Franklin Park will sponsor a hamfest on Saturday, Aug. 28 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Manville. Vendors are needed. For information, call Pete at weathered and worn 722-2890 or Ron at 685-1191 before 9 p.m. smoothed rocks for drainage (there New uses are no gutters) the barn is now part Swim-a-thon , . exercise studio, part storage space, and the perfect setting for mild • The Somerset County Unit of the American Cancer Society will for .former • ' weather parties. hold its annual swim-a-thon on Thursday, July 22 at the Basking Under hand-hewn beams held in Ridge Country Club. Prizes include T-shirts, athletic bags, swatch place by wooden pegs are new watches and marathon jackets. The country club also will award a outbuildings free round of golf or dinner for two to the highest fund-raiser. plywood reinforcements. Plywood Swimmers are asked to get pledges, per lap. The money will benefit By Maria LoBiondo sliding doors shut off the exercise the cancer society. Individuals can participate between 10:30 a.m. The Packet Group room. The center of the barn has a and 7:30 p.m. The corporate challenge will begin at 5:30 p.m. To two-story ceiling with two sec- register, call Claudia Casey at 725-4664. The old red barn is not what it used to be. Sometimes it's now an See BARNS, Page 5 exercise/storage/party facility. Sports camps Sometimes it's been converted into an art gallery. Sometimes it's been • Franklin High School will run summer sports camps. From July converted from a railroad station 12 to July 16, there will be crack and field and field hockey camps. into a bam. From July 19 to July 23, there will be a run-and-shoot football And sometimes, as in the case of camp. Boys and girls basketball camps will run from Aug. 2 lo Aug. the historic barn on the Alex and 6 and wrestling and boys and girls cross country camps will be held Carol Wojciechowicz property, the from Aug. 9 to Aug. 13. Camps are $50 a session. Only students of barn isn't even red. Franklin Township, ages 8-17, are eligible. For information, call Athletic Director Ron Kornegay at 545-0166. ANYONE with a fascination for barns — their uses, architecture, s Hills Soccer Camp will sponsor a special program for 4-year-olds settings and history — will want to at Hillcrest School from July 26 to July 30. The program is geared check out the upcoming "Summer to teaching the basics through small games, relays and contests. For in the Country'' tour of barns and information, call Joe LaSpada at 537-7248. gardens planned by the Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed As- sociation July 10. Church events Six barns of many different uses and types will be part of a tour, • "Jesus, Myth or Reality," will continue on Mondays, July 12, 19 offered as a fund-raiser for the and 26 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Consolata Mission Center at association. Barn expert Elric 2301 Route 27 in Somerset. Cost is $10 a session. Endersby will be on hand at the Wojciechowicz barn, showing slides and signing copies of the The arts book he co-wrote, "Barn." 8 Villagers Theatre in Somerset is offering a summer theater arts IF THE sight of the weathered program for students, ages 6-18, from July S to Aug. 13 in three, gray barn behind the Wo- two-week sessions from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through jciechowicz house is familiar, it Friday. Younger students will attend from 9 a.m to noon with junior could be because the barn stood for high and high school students attending from 1 to 3:30 p.m. The years in a different location — program will include danec, instrumental music, acting, stage craft where the Plainsboro municipal and musical theater. Each session will end with a performance. For complex is now. information, call 873-2710. Mr. Endersby's New Jersey Barn Co. took down the English-style structure, built around 1830, Organizations numbering each of the planks and beams for storage. Three years • The Somerset County National Organization for Women will meet later, in July of 1991, the barn was July 21 at 7 p.m. at the Somerset County Library on North Bridge raised again where the Wo- Street in Bridgewater. The speaker is Donna Miller on women and jciechowiczs live on Herrontown health. For information, call Pam at 369-6013. Road in Princeton. "There was no crane or any- For couples thing" like a crane when the barn was raised, said Mrs. Wo- m The next marriage encounter weekend will be held July 16-18 at jciechowicz. She and her husband the Ramada Inn in Somerset County. For information, call have also accompanied Mr. 246-4005. Endersby, a personal friend, and members of his company when raising other barns, such as one in For singles Martha's Vineyard, pictured in Mr. Endersby's book. @ Forum for singles meets every Friday night, beginning at 8 p.m., "It's like a hot air balloon ride," at First Presbyterian Church on North Main Street in Hightstown (10 Mrs. Wojciechowicz explained minutes from Princeton). Franklin Township residents welcome. about barn raisings. "You get Meetings feature discussion groups, with single-oriented topics and hooked." social hour. July 9 — Country Western Dance Lessons. Cost is $6. There are light refreshments. Group is not affiliated; non-sectarian. BUT WHERE the bam on the For information, call (908) 4 46-2699, (609) 520-9337 or (215/ Wojciechowicz property once was 945-1695. used on a working farm, it now has been updated for '90s use. Wired Staff photos by Hoily Marvin for electricity, with new siding, and See CALENDAR, page 8 Old Glory hangs from the barn door tn anticipation of the guided tour of local barns on Saturday, surrounded by an apron of July 10. The Franklin News-Record Friday, July 9, 1993 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR CHURCHES

Seniors citizens support a Senior/Community Build- for the new Council next month. I ing should the bonding referendum pleaded that "there is no space Baptists add to accept will be defeated, it was carefully ex- available in the municipal build- plained that such support would be ing." Despite the Referendum on early service of majority directed toward finding alternate the Senior Citizen Club Recreation sources of funding. It was on this Building passing last month (by During the months of July and To the editor: premise that I was able to say then, only 72 of a total 4,226 votes), the August, the Community Baptist and repeat now, that members of council must be reminded of the Church will add an early Sunday In his recent Letter to the Editor, the three Senior Citizens clubs in township managers reassurances: morning worship service to its Leonard LaRocca said that, because Franklin Township would accept "It's only a non-binding refren- ministry. of the distance of the Municipal the will of the majority, even if the dum." Funding for the Senior The church recognizes that many Complex from their homes, seniors referendum vote had gone against Clubhouse is to be voted on by the family events are planned during from southern Franklin Township the building. new Council in July. Without fund- the summer months and Sunday is a do not plan to use the The United Seniors of Franklin ing for the new Senior building, the prime day for those activities to Senior/Community Building into and members of the organizations half empty municipal building can- take place. In recognition of this which the Township's three Senior they represent have put much not be committed to a give-away need, the council of the church has Citizens Clubs expect to be moved. thought and countless hours of rental ($172./mo.) for a federal approved a worship service that will However, few, if any, of the club work into a cooperative effort with politician. I reiteiaicd that as a go from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. members living south of Franklin the Township administration to Republican I felt this set a question- Park have expressed such concerns, able precedent and I objected to Awards bestowed Leading the worship service will create r. building which will serve be the lay ministers of the church. particularly since the alternative Frank'.n Township's senior citizens Bob Franks being a double-dipper seems to be a meeting place with into my tax monies. I stated that by The First Impressions class, a staff development program at Each week, a different lay minister and community groups for many will be preaching, leading the limited facilities, or no meeting yeaid to come. It will be a lasting accepting this offer of cheap office Franklin Convalescent Center, graduated 96 employees recently. place at all. space, Mr. Franks could become a worship service, offering the asset for the community. The course emphasized the importance of the employees being special music, and usRering. The Planning Board has been an ploy of the township manager and first class in the manner in which they, work and interact with the Kurt Leuser, Chairman council in their pursuit of federal The church cordially invites any active participant in planning for United Seniors of Franklin grants for their building frenzy (4 residents, families and co-workers at Franklin. Sammy Coker, and all who wish to avail them- the building. United Seniors mem- major structures in 10 years). I cited L.P.N., receives her First Class pin from Patch Buckelew, R.N., selves of this worship opportunity, bers have met with them on several Mr. Franks own condemning of assistant administrator for patient care services as her co-workers to come and participate in this early occasions, including the meeting at look on. which that body assigned top priori- "Congress" wasteful pork barrel service. The regular hours of Sun- ty to a Senior/Community facility Objection raised spending habits." day school at 9:30 a.m. and the when prioritizing capital projects. ,, renting office The Council was silent. They traditional worship service at i 1:00 When the Planning^J8oj|d ap^ heard nothing. a.m. will continue to be observed. proved the building'ti'llte pan on Freda Warner, a former De- For more information regarding June 2.1 suggested that the Franklin To the editor: mocratic Councilman spoke of the any of the services and ministries of Park Senior Citizens Club, of which It was a fluke. Item No. 13 on the inappropriateness of a federal the church, you may call the church I am President, would be happy to Franklin Township Council Agenda politician renting an office in a office at 246-1122. discuss supporting meetings for for June 22 was an ordinance hear- municipal building especially when those who would prefer to meet ing for the lease of office space in people vote within 100 feet of this locally. The Township Manager, the Municipal Building for Re- office. Catholic church said nothing to suggest constructing publican Congressman Bob Franks. The Council was silent. They a second senior or community bull- The public spoke; the Council heard nothing. sets Bible School ding in the south. heard nothing. Their decision had Dr. Emmet Wilson spoke of the The Catholic Community of St. When candidates for Ward seats been pre-ordained from "higher immorality of this rental offer and Matthias, Somerset, will sponsor a on the Franklin Township Council up." of the questionable legality. children's Bible School called were asked whether they would I requested that the decision wait The Council heard not; they re- Dot Miller, administrator presents a certificate of completion with "Summer SONdays," which will mained silent. Pat Lunny, director of inservice education to nursing staff member run from July 12 through July 23. Yet the ordinance was voted Fran Gianotto. Herb Hefiich, executive director stands by to This year the theme "ACTion down — four yeahs (Clyde, congratulate the graduate. Apostles" will be shared with chil- Martino, Riley Zabrowsky) and two dren between the ages of 4 and 9 nays (Caesar, Walker). Five votes years through drama, bible stories, are required to pass an ordinance. Concert in Kendall Park slated and clown ministry. Only the Democrats Caesar and At this time, more than 80 chil- Walker gave logical explanations dren are registered for the program. for their vote. The Summerfest concert series will The performance series is sponsor- present Pete Kory and his fabulous ed by the South Brunswick Depart- "Summer SONdays" features the It is ironic that the other two sixteen piece Big Band on Friday, ment of Recreation and Community talents of the Good News Players, a money-seeking yeahs (Demkovitz group of young adults who share RAID THE ATTIC and Mettler were absent. Does that July 16, at the woodlot Park Affairs with grant funding from the Amphitheater on west New Road in Music Performance Trust Fund in Scripture stories from Acts with the AND FRAME THE MEMORIES make No. 13 a good or ill omen. children through drama and song. Indeed it was a fluke. Kendall Park. (West New Road is affiliation with the American Federa- We specialize in museum matting 2nd framing to make your located between Route 1 and 27). tion of Musicians. Local 204. More than 30 parish volunteers grandmother's wedding phoio a family heirloom- So open up that dusty Bob Franks is no fool to be used; Next week's concert will feature will participate in the program. steamer trunk and see what eresmtres arwafe your wafis. he is not Franklin's source into Performance time is 7:00 p.m. bottomless federal coffers. Mr. the 35 piece, Blawenburg Band, an Many community volunteers will sharp and concludes at 8:15 p.m. old fashioned, turn of the century help kick off the program with an FRAME IT ART GALLERY Franks is committed to cutting Bring lawn chairs and blankets for wasteful federal spending including style band performing a selection of opening day parade. Custom Framing • Needlework • Museum Matting • Object Frsnses seating. marches, rousing patriotic songs, Office Conaukationa * Postera » Hoe An grants to Franklin. It is all our Members of the Franklin Town- Mtotsta Oaa, Stm& Sntmswkh Squttmt, MoBmo&lbJtmctkm money. In the event of rain, the program waltzes, rags and even some Dix- ship Police Department, Fire De- (90S) 329-1064 will be held inside the air conditioned ieland music! partment, and Rescue Squad will Ruth B erven Senior Center, located across town in For further information, call join other guests and various parish \ Canal Road the Municipal complex on Rt. 522 in 297-4433, weekdays. 8:30 a.m. to organizations in the opening par- *y a- & * Princeton Monmouth Junction. 4:30 p.m. ade. The parade will feature floats and children dressed in costume and will be held on church grounds. All are invited to attend the parade to be - . • -.'•-, \ • •: held at 10:45 a.m., July 12. The rain date is July 23.

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Friday July 9, 1993 IN THE SCHOOLS SCHOOL JOTTINGS

At a recent Board of Education week-long environmental education meeting, the Franklin Township awareness program for 50 urban high Parent Teacher Organizations Peer Helpers were hard at work at school students and 10 teach- were honored as an integral part of Conerly Road School recently. ers/mentors including students from the community. Eleven fifth grade students were Franklin Township High School. The Board expressed its apprecia- chosen as role models by their The program, jointly sponsored by tion and gratitude for the dedication teachers and Phyllis Novick, the Johnson & Johnson and the National and hard work of the following school's guidance counselor. Environmental Education and Train- organizations: Conerly Road The students sacrificed their free ing Foundation, Inc., is the first of its School — Margaret Foust, Eliza- time and were responsible for mak- kind in the United States. beth Ave. School — Lori Gross, ing up work in classes they missed Earth Tomorrow is helping urban Franklin Park School — Richard while attending training sessions youth develop the confidence and Johnson, Hillcrest School — Agnes conducted by Mrs. Novick. They skills they will need to meet the Lightfoot, Kingston School — used the communication and prob- environmental challenges of tomor- Laura Fredrickson, MacAfee Road lem solving skills that they had row. As city dwellers, they have-been School — Helene Osman, Pine learned as they worked with third called upon to find creative solutions Grove Manor School — George and fourth graders and with ESL to local and global environmental and Roseanne Wagner and Peggy students. The peer helpers served as problems of the future. Kotlarz, Sampson G. Smith School mentors and tutors. The support and encouragement — Brenda Phalen, Franklin High Students in the group were: Costs students derive from their instructors School •— Agnes Rehman, Garcia, Ari Harkov, Joanne Hsu, and mentors may lead some to col- PTO/PTA/PTSO Liaison — Terri Jaime Kimberlin, Garrett Lewis, leges and careers they might not have Hermann. Katie Marzocca, Jaclyn Mesian, considered without the experiences Morgan Rubi, Zarah Smith, Erica offered by Earth Tomorrow. Stewart, and Laren Varona. Developed by the National Wildlife Federation, Earth Tomorrow The Hilfcrest sixth grade Math is designed to focus on the positive Olympiad Team has received a aspects of urban environments, plaque for placing in the top 10 On Friday, July 2, the Center for promoting an appreciation of a city's percent internationally in the 1993 Environmental and Agricultural living ecosystem and actively involv- Pictured are the Serbian Dukati Folklore Dancers who appeared at Conerly Road School recently. The Math Olympics. The ten-member Education at Cook College, Rutgers ing urban high school students in dance ensemble was founded in 1989 and already has achieved recognition as the best Serbian Hillcrest team earned this rating University - New Brunswick, hosted environmental projects in their ensemble in the Eastern United States. The ensemble is directed by the brother and sister team of after completing with 2,500 schools the final day of Earth Tomorrow: An Nenad and Jeiena Milnkovich. across the U.S., Europe, Asia, and Urban Challange, a unique See SCHOOLS, Page 4 Latin America. The competition covered a five-month period of Campers learn testing. This marks the fifth year that about forest Hillcrest students have won a plaque for this high math place- One hundred and fifty Hillcrest ment. The team members include: sixth graders participated in an excep- Catherine Hooppell, Samuel Lee, tional outdoor environmental week at Marc Longenecker, Kenny Stokes State Forest. The students McBride, Andrew Malwitz, were provided with opportunities to Michael Nossen, Daniel Petraitis, extend their knowledge in the areas of William Ritchick, Robert Scheer, BRUNSWICK FUEL OIL CORP. environmental issues, ecology, and Jennifer Tsai. Their advisors nature studies, self-confidence are William Yarow and Steve course, early American history, Kover. camping, physical activities, hiking BEAT THE HEAT and growing together with ex- periences which will be remembered and treasured for years to come. The coordinator for the Hillcrest LOOKING m program was sixth grade teacher Steve Kover. He worked with a staff of Hillcrest teachers, as well as FOR teachers from SGS and student aides from SGS and FHS. Air Conditioning Service • Installation Student award winners for the week included: Best Campers: Paul 247-5115 Fletcher, Jeanette Picerno, Lisa Hillcrest sixth graders traveled toStokes State Forest for a WHO Savastana, Tiffany Cottle, Regina week-long environmental program. m understand your needs 87 Washington Ave., Militown Garrett, Katie Cherris, Chris M speak your language Bartizal, Charles McMorris, Ricky Pena, Zahabiya Marvi, Danielle Gil- 1st Place — Group 7 — 118 points, points. 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. i. Olympic diver visits Franklin Scott Donie, right, for- mer Franklin Township resident, visited Frank- lin Park and Coneriy Road Schools recently. Mr. Donie won the sil- ver medal at the Olym- pics for platform diving. He visited Conerly The N.J. Renaissance Festival of Somerset visited Conerly Road Road, his former School recently where they performed a Renaissance assembly, elementary school, and under the direction of teacher Ellen Englehart. is pictured with Tim Grey, Charles Franklin, Dyon Lojewski and Tif- fani Lewis.

Bike helmet law prevents injuries in children With the first anniversary of New that 143 riders of all ages died since bicycle safety, I believe that even even as a passenger. Jersey's bicycle helmet law on July the law went into effect last July 1 more deaths and injuries can be 1, it was reported by officials that to the present, compared to 22 for avoided if more New Jerseyans — ® helmets that meet the standards bicycle fatalities in the age group that same period in 1992. He noted young and old — strap on a helmet of the American National Standard covered by the law have decreased that during that same time, deaths every time they go out for a ride." Institue (ANSI Z90.4 bicycle from 10 to two during the first year among riders 14 years and under, Assemblyman John Kelly added, helmet standard) or the Snell Mem- the law has been in effect. those who are covered under the "When a device as simple as a orial Foundation's 1984 Standard Gov. Jim Floiro said, "Our law, dropped from 10 during the bicycle helmet can save so many for Protective headgear for use in bicylce helmet law is saving New previous year to two. young lives and prevent serious bicycling, displayed on a sticker in Jersey's most valuable resoures, injuries, it is a wonder this law the helmet, must be worn at all our young people, from disabling State Personnel Commissioner wasn't adopted earlier." Mr. Kelly times when cycling; and injuries and death. I'm glad that Anthony Cimino, who as an As- was a co-sponosr of the law. ® a bicyclist who violates the law New Jersey was the first state to semblyman co-authored New Jer- Under New Jersey Bicycle will be warned of the violation by take that important step in our sey's law, commented, "These Helmet Law: the enforcing official. Parents or Up, up and away bicylce safety program. I have met statistics clearly validate that bike • all bicycle riders and guardians may be fined S25 for the several youngsters whose lives helmets save lives. But while our passengers under the age of 14 must first offense and a maximum of Hillcrest 4th Graders spent an exciting day at the Intrepid Air and were saved by their helmets, and law has dramatcially improved wear a helmet while riding a bike, $100 for a subsequent offense. Space Museum in New York. Students had an opportunity to see, when you look at their smiles, you touch, and be a part of some of the exciting air, water and space know how important this law is." transportation that has been an important part of our United James A. Arena, director of the States history. More than 200 students participated in this field Division of Highway Traffic Safety Franklin High debaters compete well echoed the governor's enthusiasm. trip. "New Jersey leads the country in After nearly four months of prep- the Lincoln-Douglas Debates teach teach young people tolerance, was our bicycle safety program, our law aration, and a grueling day-long students valuable job skills such as "that emphasizing the ideal of cul- is the most comprehensive of any series of preliminary rounds, Frank- effective communication, problem tural diversity benefits American We want those press releases state in the country, and that's lin High School advanced to the solving, how to research, listen and society more than emphasizing the important because helmets reduce semi-finals in the statewide analyze. ideal of the melting pot." Press releases are of vital im- Press releases pertaining to the the risk of serious head injury by 85 Chemical Bank New Jersey Lin- The competition is named for the portance to the local community Franklin area get first priority. If percent," he said. coln-Douglas Debates competition, In addition to mastering public famous 1858 Illinois senate debates newspaper. the organization is county, state or According to the N.J. Safe Kids where they were defeated by East speaking, the debates also create a between Abraham Lincoln and It's important to get notices of national, the local angle should be Coalition, a statewide childhood Brunswick High School in the Inex- dialogue between students on cur- Stephen Douglas, which brought meetings as well as stories of ac- emphasized at the beginning of the injury prevention effort headed by perienced Tier. rent events and issues. The prop- the candidates' opposing views on complishments in the newspaper. press release to ensure use. the New Jersey State Safety Coun- Franklin High School emerged osition this year, chosen to help slavery before their constituents. We want to know about that Press releases can be mailed to cil and Children's Hospital of New from among the nearly 50 church supper, the fire company's The Franklin News-Record, 307 Jersey, 75 percent of all cyclist participating school in the May 13 fund-raiser, a new or innovative Omni Drive, Somerville 08876. deaths involve head injuries. Each debate-off to win $200 savings program. Office hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. year, approximately 400 children bonds for each of the team's three Schools Most importantly, we want to Monday through Friday. age 14 and under are killed from members and a $100 cash award for hear about the people behind the For more information or help in bicycle-related injuries in the Unit- their school. The debate team, Continued from Page 3 school years and beyond. In partner- events — those neighbors, friends, preparing press releases, call Mae ed States. which includes Annik Sorhaindo, schools and communities. ship with government and community officials, "cop on the beat' — Rhine, managing editor, at Statistics from the Division of Lisa McFarlane, and Sonia Gipson, The participating students business leaders, environmental anyone who is making a difference. 359-0850. Highway Traffic Safety indicate is coached by Jeanette Juhasz and presented proposals for year-long en- education can help urban high school Stephen Affros. vironmental projects, which high- students to improve the quality of Under the auspices of Chemical lighted the students' work during the their lives through informed concern Bank New Jersey, which in- week and will provide them with and action, and can assist young troduced the statewide competition opportunities to expand their knowl- people who wish to pursue a career in in 1992 with the support of the New edge base in the environmental scien- the environmental sciences. Jersey Department of Education, ces throughout their remaining high To date, the curriculum has high- lighted those aspects of urban life that could be enhanced with proper man- agement to create more livable cities. The workshop is educating the star " dents about air and water quality",; waste management, transportation,! breast cancer during a routine and health hazards such as lead in 1 Now In ^x ^ —- drinking water, paint and soils. ' ' Season! X^f4 R M % In addition, the program is offering possible solutions that students can. pursue, and is teaching leadership, i: Pick Your community organization skills and: ways to work with local and state b Own Raspberries governments. Program faculty include local en-"" Open every day, 9am-6pm. Call vironmental professionals, college our hotline for more information professors, environmental education •- and directions: teachers, National Wildlife Federa-; "When my doctor (609) 799-0226 tion professionals and individuals - from local non-profit organizations, said the lump Tuesday is Senior Day! business, government and educa- Free coffee &dcnuSs. 10% discount ojj tional institutions. I discovered might anything in the store (dairy not included). Fresh fruits & vegetables • home-baked pies, The Reel Rose he breast cancer, k bread, doughnuts • homemade jams & jellies • gourmet coffees & cheeses 1fi I Pic* up some fresh produce & fruit slated to bloom for your picnics & parties! I felt like the sky ' If i The Mary Jacobs Library in Dey Road & Eiker Road • Cranbury • 609-799-7275 Rocky Hill will present Creative had fallen. Theatre's fleamarket The Manville Fire Co. No. 2, South Thirteenth Street and Wash- Suddenly, my life ington Avenue, has planned a flea Thinking about becoming market from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Sunday, July 11. ivas one big a part of a Ref @rm For further information, call (908) 231-1383 or (908) 725-3827, question mark Jewish Synagogue? after 3 p.m. Local graduates "Well, 1 still don't have all the answers You are cordially invited Bucknell University, Lewisburg, - but 1 do know the smartest thing us to plan the most appropriate to attend a local meeting Pa., conferred 794 degrees in com- in our borne, to meet our Rabbi mencement ceremonies on May 30. 1 did was to have a doctor who course of treatment. and discuss the many activities Local residents included were: knew about the Breast Care Team "Four months later, I'm doing that this established Lawrence Gerber, 19 Shelly Dr., Somerset, son of Martin Gerber and at St. Peter's. great. We're all optimistic about the congregation has to offer. Diane Aber, Accounting. "After I had a mammogram and future.. .and I'm thankful that my Hear all about our religious school, Debra Spitzer, 50 Macafee Rd., daycare, holiday celebrations, Somerset, daughter of Robert and a stereotactic needle biopsy, my doctor doctor knew about the Breast Care StRters adult education, etc. on Ann Spitzer, Sociology. Cum and 1 met with the St. Peter's team - Laude. Team at St. Peter's - I've got a lot of Medical Center Monday, July 1% 1993 at 8 pm a great group of nurse specialists, sur- living to do!" Only the best will do. geons, oncologists, radiation therapists For more information, please 254 Ejston Avenue GOOD READING. New Brunswick, New Jersey and social workers who worked with call (908) 745-6680. (908) 745-8600 GOOD WRITING. Both yours in For mere information call your favorite Sharl or SSar© at 422-4439 Packet Publication. Friday, July 9, 1993 The Franklin News-Record 5. Educator speaks Barns Continued from Page 1 equipment is scattered across the American flag almost as large as the blows the right way, it points to her floor, a span of mirrors covers part barn's front door hangs at the husband's alma mater. from her experience ond-story storage bays on either of one wall and posters of the entrance, and another from the days Also on tour with the Wo- side. human muscle groups are pinned of only 48 states flaps from the jciechowicz barn will be a barn in By Fran Hutette drags 10 years earlier that she con- A concrete floor covers elsewhere (Mrs. Wojciechowicz' rafters inside. Numerous other the Harbourton area which once The Packet Group cluded she received the virus from two-thirds of the indoor space; a personal trainer helps her work out flags, including the Canadian maple was a railroad station, another built him. He died six months after she raised wooden floor provides a three times a week there). leaf, a Confederate flag and the flag just after the Civil War which will Her business card reads,' 'Carolyn urged him to be tested for HIV. " safer surface for the exercise room, For decoration, Mr. Endersby of Culebra, an island off of Puerto house an art show during the tour, DeAngelis, AIDS Education." What Ms. DeAngelis also did not mince where a stationary bicycle and other recommends flags. So it is that an Rico where the Wojciechowiczs and two working barns. foe card doesn't say is that this words when she told the teens what have another home, add splashes of The barn at the Watershed As- 34-year-old lecturer and advocate for her life was like after her diagnosis. color throughout. sociation also will be open. AIDS victims is herself HIV positive. "I lost friends when I first told them Although not in use now, the main Since November, when pressures I was HIV positive," she said. "I section's hand-hewn beams and WHILE the exercise room gets stemming from her infection forced didn't want to live for the first two wooden pegs may be admired. the most use on a regular basis, the her to leave her job as an x-ray years after I had the test.'' Gardens at several sites also will technician, speaking about AIDS has Wojciechowiczs primarily had the LATER, in response to questions barn raised for parties, Mrs. Wo- be open for guests to visit, and been Ms. DeAngelis' full-time oc- refreshments will be available at cupation. At that time, too, she was from the crowd, she also said she was jciechowicz said. Several Re- two of the locations. linked up with HiTOPS (Health "terrified for a 1' ng time'' and that publican fund-raisers have been initially her mb ner wouldn't talk to Interested Teens Own Program on held in the space, as well as a her. Though hur family is now sup- Tickets for "Summer in the Sexuality) in Princeton, which pres- "barn-be-cue" for the out-of-town Country" are $20 per person. They portive, "it's a hell of a way to have guests at the wedding in a friend's ents workshops locally on AIDS and a family come together,'' she added. will be available at sites on the day its prevention. family. She's dated since her diagnosis but of the tour or in advance with -a. MS. DeANGELIS had joined the her last boyfriend left her because of To top off the barn, Mrs. Wo- check mailed to SBMWA Bam speaker's bureau of a Hyacinth Foun- the disease. "He wanted kids," she jciechowicz purchased a tiger Tour, 31 Titus Mill Road, Pen- dation chapter near her northern New explained. She quit her job because weathervane as a birthday present nington, N.J. 08534. For more Jersey home several years ago. she could no longer stand the "subtle for her husband. When the wind information, call (609) 737-3735. Hyacinth sent her to HiTOPS in the discrimination of her co-workers.'' fall and, according to HiTOPS And though she feels healthy right nurse-midwife Elizabeth Walters, she now, she told the crowd she's suf- was an instant hit with the teen-agers. fered throat infections, pain in her Hyacinth is an AIDS support services hips and shoulders, diarrhea and organization that operates statewide. cramping. "The kids really could relate to Ms. DeAngelis answered each her. She's a heterosexual female — question at Lawrence straight- someone similiar to them," Ms. forwardly, even "Do you regret the Walters says. "Our first Hyacinth relationship that gave you AIDS?" speaker was a man who was gay, a (She doesn't.) drug user and an alcoholic. He "Carolyn is so askable, she's not shocked the kids but they didn't relate judgmental and doesn't embarrass to his life." easily," offers Ms. Walters. "Carolyn is usually the first person THOUGH initially scared when with AIDS kids around here have she addressed her first group through met. They still think AIDS only hits Hyacinth Foundation six years ago, the stereotype person — gays, drug Ms. DeAngelis now relies on speak- users," Ms. Walters explains. ing engagaments as her sole support. Ms. DeAngelis is helping local Two donations to HiTOPS have youth dispell such dangerous mis- enabled Ms. DeAngelis to visit the conceptions. A recent story in the Pennington School, the Law- Philadelphia Inquirer stated that renceville School, Lawrence High AIDS infections among teens world- and others, and just recently she wide have been "seriously under- traveled to Baltimore to speak at the estimated," partly because of the 8- American Society of Radiologic to 10-year latency period between Technologists annual conference. infection and onset of full-fledged She gets a lot of satisfaction from AIDS. The World Health Organiza- what she does. "I'm helping people tion now estimates that six million and I'm my own boss now," she people worldwide between 15 and 24 says. have been infected with the human The 80 or so people with AIDS that immunodeficiency virus (HIV) that Ms. DeAngelis knew through causes AIDS, according to the story. Hyacinth have all died and the irony that she's still around is not lost on MS. DeANGELIS doesn't ham- her. "I thought I would die quickly mer kids with statistics in her seven years ago but now I feel like HiTOPS presentation, but simply there's a reason I'm still here," she states up front she has been HIV explains. positive for eight years. At a recent local workshop, that statement didn't Her ordeal has made her a more draw a collective gasp — in fact, it spiritual person who says she believes drew no noticeable reaction at all — "it's just not appropriate" that she from the crowd of several hundred die yet. "We all need to help and freshmen through juniors. stand by each other. We're all Often a barns details are revealing, such as this twig, which was llBRi J''*]L I^fffl I ll '. I brothers and sisters," she says. pressed She finds this quiet is common into service as a door handle. Detai!s of tne barn jnc|ude a handmade peg because kids get "serioused out" and HiTOPS provides quality low-cost it sometimes takes awhile for them to health care to teens, operates teen and begin asking her questions. Even parent educational programs, and gSlSlSlSlSISlBiS! though teens now get a lot of AIDS trains adults to train teens in peer information, says Ms. DeAngelis, programs. Call HiTOPS at (609) I Shop our she thinks they still expect her to be 683-5155. Hyacinth Foundation op- "shitty looking or black/Hispanic." erates a toll-free hotline, which also real estate But the petite brunette could be the is a warmline for those waiting for girl next door. On stage at Lawrence test results or their family and classified pages High with the HiTOPS teen council, friends. 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J The Franklin News-Record Friday, July 9, 1993 Bastille Day gala event will benefit service SCOUT NEWS

By Maria LoBiondo If you are an organizer of the annual Bastille Day Ball to benefit The Packet Group the Trinity Counseling Service, you solve it this way: Hold your Scouts scour brook for fossils affair at the University Cottage Club. The task is at once delicate and challenging if you're throwing a The Webelos Scouts of Cub Pack ORGANIZERS had to think long and hard to top last year' s the more numerous finds that day, fund-raiser in the summer: How do you entice those with summer 113 (Somerset) took a trip back in some preserved so well that even the residences elsewhere to come back to town, or keep weekend-only successful event, which was held at Drumthwacket, the New Jersey time recently, as they diligently tiny serrations along the edges could vacationers from fleeing? Governor's residence, said Cary Dufresne, who is handling publicity searched for fossils while working on be seen. The brook water was a bit for the Ball. But it is hoped the ambience of Cottage Club for the their geologist activity badge. chilly at first, but easy to get used to, July 17 event will do the trick. The Scouts took a field trip on a and old sneakers or slippers protected "It looks like F. Scott Fitzgerald coming through the door any sunny Sunday afternoon, accom- one's feet from any sharp objects. minute now," enthused Ball Co-Chairwoman Liz Murray of the panied by their parents, to Big Brook After about two hours of sifting setting. The reference to the American novelist is apt, since in Marlboro, a shallow creek cutting through history, and armed with indi- Fitzgerald was a member of Cottage during his Princeton University through land which at one time lay at vidual treasures, we made the short years. the bottom of the ocean. Teeming trip back home, enjoying the bright The counseling service is a non-profit organization staffed by with marine life during the Cenozoic sunshine of a beautiful spring after- interdisciplinary and ecumenical clergy, psychiatrists, psychologists (recent) Era, the ocean floor here noon. Along for the "time trek" and social workers from all religious denominations within the became the final resting place of snail were Larry Abbott, Peter and Sean Judeo-Christian tradition. shells, shark teeth, oyster shells, Brownell, Danny. Shane and Tim belemnites (an ancient squid) and Cary, Jason and Matt Ellsworth, Dan Ball plans currently call for dancing on the club's terrace yes, even some dinosaur bones! As overlooking the lawn. A buffet dinner will be offered with tables set Epstein, Tom Jackson, Matt Linek, the land rose out of the sea over time, Kevin McAuliffe, Jason O'Keefe, up both inside and outside the building, "God willing and allthe the creek cut through the ancient pastors at Trinity praying" there is no rain, Ms. Murray added. Dan, Jake, Matt, Mike, and Nathan sediments, exposing their treasures to Petraitis, Arthur Sattefwhite, Jim Guests hopefully will arrive for the party in high spirits after anyorTe curious enough to look for Sires, Nick Troike and Brad visiting one of eight cocktail parties to be held around Princeton as them. Voorhees. preludes to the event. ' 'Especially if you're new in the area, it gives Leaving from the parking lot of the Also along for the excitement were people a chance to meet the people with whom they might be seated Somerset Presbyterian Church on a "old fossils" Steve and Diana TRCICKLOAD at dinner," Ms. Murray explained. "That's how I first got bitten by school bus graciously donated by Brownell, Cayce and Denise Car}', the (Bastille Day Ball) bug." Jack Van Cleef and driven by Steve Mark Ellsworth, Tom Jackson, For more information, call Cary Dufresne at (609) 844-0767. Brownell (both of Franklin), the Charlie Linek, Vince McAuliffe, Bill fossil hunters soon arrived at their and Pat Petraitis, and Claire destination. Led by Franklin resident Voorhees. Steve Juzwin (who patiently helped If you would like to try to find your MADE IN THE U.S.A. • MARTEX / STEVENS everyone identify particular finds), own "piece of the past.'" Take Route the scene must have resembled Sut- 18 South, past the junction with ter's Creek in earlier gold rush days. Route 9 to the exit marked 520 East. BED IN A BAG An assortment of food colanders, Proceed along this quiet country road sieves and even window screens were for about 5 miles, and almost im- Excellent value is yours with this complete ensemble. Machine used to separate ancient remains from washable, no ironing for easy care. Fitted sheets are cut fuller mediately after passing Marlboro BIG the gravel of the stream bed. The area State Hospital on your left make a with stretch comers for an easy fit. Set contains: comforter.flat examined was close to the road, and sheet, fitted sheet, sham(s), pillowcases & bed skirt. Cotton blend. quick right onto Boundry Line Road probably worked over many times by (yes, there is a street sign). Proceed SAVINGS amateur geologists, yet everyone in- along this road for about Vi mile until volved that day managed to squeeze TWIN SIZE FULL SIZE you"-teach a bridge over a shallow more than a few mementos from the stream - this is Big Brook. There are 99 old sea floor. places to park alongside the road right 59." Fossilized shark teeth were one of before the bridge. RETAIL $150 RETAIL $175 iNNUAL QUEEN SIZE KING SIZE Troop 113 returns to Ockanickon

79." 89." A little over a year ago, Boy- the same time! And the best part RETAIL $200 RETAIL $225 Scout Troop 113 trekked over to was the fact that the block was Camp Ockaniekon in Pennsylvania sitting "holes up"! Talent scouts on a dark Friday night to experience from Ringling Bros. — Barnum & yet another wet, muddy commune Bailey were nearby to sign up the with nature (for which this Troop members of whichever patrol came seems to have a particular affinity). in first on this one. That was last year's Aqua Prep Scouts already involved in the Campout. township Soccer league got a Undaunted by that experience, chance to help their patrol shine in Ockanickon (a Native American the soccer kick competition (station word that literally means "place of 5). Scouts were required to kick a the wet moccasins and shrivelled soccer ball between two traffic feet skins") was once again chosen cones (donated by Scout dad to be the site of this year's Aqua George Cook, whose son Dennis Camporee Prep. To prevent the has reportedly mastered the skill of obvious temptation to Mother parallel parking) at a distance of 50 Nature for rain during a campout feet. The winning patrol here would with the word "aqua" in it, the certainly be the one having the most troop leaders decided to call this collective accuracy. year's excursion the River Life 3 PAYS ONLY! Campout. A good old-fashioned relay race MARTEX - STEVENS AND MORE! Our worst fears were almost re- capped off the day's events. Quick- alized. Departing from Somerset ness at navigating around three cones and nimbleness at handing ASSORTED SHEETS early Saturday morning, the troop off the baton to the next guy would Assorted colors, patterns and blends. Twin, Full, Queen & King sizes. caravan observed rain falling all MADE IN THE U.S.A. RETAIL $9 - $27 determine the champion patrol 59 9? around in the distance, only to here. TWIN - «3 QUEEN - $7" FULL - $5 KING - $9" arrive at camp amid clearing skies and bursts of sunshine. Except for The competitions finished ahead FACTORY OUTLET an occasional afternoon sprinkle, of schedule that afternoon, which the rest of the day and evening allowed the Scouts some free time STiRES MEAN NAME remained quite dry (although some for exploring the campgrounds, campers reported hearing a few late games, fishing (too serious to be ll SAVINGS! evening "sprinkles" at various considered a game) or to work v \; SBX places in the campsite). toward rank advancements with the After quickly setting up camp, junior and adult leaders. Din- Dansk the junior patrol leaders and the nertime arrived in late afternoon, Aileen adult leaders went about organizing with all cooking done over hot Geoffrey Beene the various contests of skill between coals. The patrol meals were varied Van Heusen Direct patrols that would be taking place. as usual, with the adults subsisting Cape Isle.Knitters This campout is traditionally the on a simple menu of chicken, baked last one that allows the Scouts to potatoes and corn (don't forget the Welcome Home prepare for the Aqua Camporee in coffee). At twilight's last gleaming, Famous Footwear June, where Troop 113 113 com- the traditional troop campfire Socks Galore & More petes in various games against the ensued/serving as backdrop to the Book Cellar other troops in the Edison Council; announcement by the junior leaders MADE IN THE U.S.A. L'eggs/Hanes/Bali hence the name, "Aqua Prep." finishing order in the earlier com- PREFERRED $4" $6" $8" Devised by junior leaders Chris petitions. Lady Leslie Bohnert, Dennis Cook and Jabari VgSSAffS Bass Apparei Jones, the six events scheduled Taking top honors in overall Choose the pillow that fits the way you sleep. Select from "soft" for stomach Corning/Revere were challenging, and a bit dif- points, Phoenix Patrol's Bryan sleepers, "medium" for back sleepers and "firm" for side sleepers. Davis, Kevin Loichle, Dave Retz Polyester filled for your sleeping comfort. Sweater Weather ferent from last year's agenda. Per- and Robert Sokolowski did them- NCS Shoe Outiet formance points were awarded at selves proud. Grabbing second Fragrance Cove each station, with the overall win- place overall was Werewolf Pa- ner being the patrol with the most Leather Loft trol's twosome, Jak e Petraitis and points by the end of the competi- Mike Trezza. Capturing third place TAKE AN ADDITIONAL 10% OFF Capezio Shoe tions. was notorious Panther Patrol, con- YOUR PURCHASE! Oneida Station One was a shotputdiscus sisting of Vincent Catapano, Kevin Westport, Ltd. throwing combination, with our McGuinness, Joseph Nagy and A.J. Jonathan Logan ever-resourceful Scouts substituting Ball. Fourth place fell prey to those Victoria Creations a globe-shaped rock for the shotput, winged horsemen* of Pegasus Pa- and a round, flat-faced rock for the trol ," represented by Ian August, Famous Brands Housewares discus. Combined individual throw- Brad Dunn, Pat Fabics and Sean WestPoint Pepperel! ing distances determined the win- Monaghan. Following in fifth place LAST NAME FIRST NAME MIDDLE EXPIRES 7/1 1/93 #003 and many other stores to visftf .- •.'?• ning patrol here. were Buffalo Patrol's own Grea Station Two was an obstacle Eckert, Steve Grayson, Dan course — each Scout had to follow Petraitis and Mark Roeske. Sitting a physically challenging path while in sixth place was the venerable ADDRESS (PLEASE PRINT) carrying two cups of hot cocoa, Hawk Patrol, headed up by Kyle each covered with a three-holed lid. Bamrick, Mike Bardarik, Brendon PRINCETON? Obviously, the patrol with the most Bohnert, Tim Eckert and Brad collective poise and "happy feet" Voorhees. FQRRESTALi? (and therefore the most likely to CfTY/STATE/ZIP succeed at charm school) along As the campfire roared on, sev- V ILL AGO with the most cocoa left in the cup eral original skits were performed would finish first among their by the Scouts for the enjoyment of all. and then it was time to play LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY peers. NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFER OH DISCOUNT Patrols entering Station Three Capture the Flag! In the ensuing Choose from a large assortment oi first quality, selected irregular, peace and quiet, the adults as- over stocks and discontinued items. Patterns may vary with store invsntory. were required to work together in L. .J devising a way to lift and dispose of sembled as usual around the glow- a "hot radioactive isotope," which ing campfire to discuss life, liberty was located in the center of a large and the pursuit of happiness over You'! I profit from our change! circle that no Scouts could enter. coffee as an evening chill settled Having only a rope, some poles and over the woods. Folks, it doesn't ** WestPoint Pepperell some duct tape to work with, each get much better than this! Capture Take the Forrestal Village Exit at Route 1 and patrol had to pick up the "isotope" the flag finished eventually with no College-Road West in Princeton, NJ {609)799-7400 somehow from outside the circle serious casualties, and the Scouts Bed. Bath & Unens and drop it into a bucket without retired for the night. And settling in STORE HOURS: Won. - Wed. 10 am -6 pm entering the "forbidden zone" for a good night's sleep in God's Thurs. & Fri. 10 am - 9 pm • Sat. 10 am - 6 pm around it. tranquil garden were adult leaders Jim August, Brian Bamrick, Chris AMERICA'S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF BED PRODUCTS SINCE 1851 NOW OPEN SUNDAY 10 am - 6 pm YOWWWW! Snakes are coming FOOD COURT HOURS: Mon. -Sat 8 am - 9 pm • Sun. 9 am - 6 pm !! was the Fourth station, and the Bohnert, Guy Catapano, Jeff adults running this station had a Davis, Dean Gilman, Laszlo "- -" Forrestal'Village 101 Rockingham Row good time watching each patrol try Fabics, Dick Monaghan, myself Take Forrestai Village Exit at Rt. 1 and College Rd. West to get all its members to stand on (Bill Petraitis) and Don "take time to smell the flowers, kids" Roeske. f^,^.i Store Hours: Mon-Sun 10-6, Thurs.&Fri 10-9 the top of a cinder block — all at HP 609-937-1150 Friday, July 9, 1993 The Franklin News-Record Campus Somerset Vo-Tech. graduates 99 Somerset County Vocational and performance in the Commerical Art Cosmetology-G; Joseph Orzel, Technical High School's 1993 com- and Design program. She is very Plumbing; Christen Price, Com- mencement exercises were held active in community service pro- mercial Art; Joy Rivera, Health bells June 22. Ninety-nine students from jects and recently participated in Occ; John Ruszala, Electronics; communities throughout Somerset Walk America for Muscular Dys- Debra Soja, Cosmetology-G; Dina County received diplomas in 21 trophy and Walktoberfest for the Stracuzzi, Cosmetology-R; Denem vocational programs. The 1993American Diabetes Association. Teague, Office Occ; Melissa sing commencement was the 28th gradu- She also works part-time for Drug Wierzbicki, Cosmetology-R; and ation ceremony held at the voca- Fair in Manville. Eric Williams, Suprmrkt. Careers By Laurie Lynn Strasser of Manville. tional school that was established in She decided to attend SCVTHS The Packet Group January, 1961. because she feels that the ' 'teachers Scott Mallet, Commercial Art; and Francine Cabreja, Drama of V, After huffing and puffing up the The Valedictorian award was are more in touch here." Another 137-step spiral stairway, a person reason is that her brother, Neshanic. half expects to encounter Rapunzel presented to Christen Leigh Price of Vincent DeVico, Auto Body of Manville, a commercial art student. Christopher, and sister, Jennifer, in the turret room of Princeton were successful graduates of the So. Somerville. University's Cleveland Tower. Ms. Price was also named "Youth Robert Adams Jr., Suprmrkt. of the Year," by the Some- Welding and Cosmetology pro- Instead of a maiden tumbling grams. Ms. Price intends to con- Careers; Billie Jo Blackwell, Com- flaxen braids from a window, the rville/Raritan Exchange Club. mercial Art; Donald Brown, Perf. Ms. Price, a student enrolled in tinue her education at an institution Arts/Drama; Kamilla Gruber, Cos- handsome prince in this fairy story of higher learning. She hopes to sends the gilded tones of 67 bells the Commercial Art program, was metology-G; Athelstan Jarrett, reverberating across campus. named Student of the Month for pursue a career in journalism or Welding; William Jimenez, Robin Austin, the official college November. She is the daughter of physical therapy. Carpentry; Melissa Marozine, Cos- bell ringer, was first to sound the Lynn Price of Manville. Ms. Price was also recently metology-G; La-Mont Melton, Cul- college carillon — fourth largest in Christen's creative ability is de- named "Youth of the Year," by the inary Arts; Jimmie Miller, Weld- the world — at its rededication June monstrated in all of her work. She Somerville/Raritan Exchange Club. ing; Serina Muck, Commercial Art; 13. The Class of 1992 revamped the is very interested in journalism and Other area graduates included: Artavious Patron, Suprmrkt. instrument on the centennial of the served as a copywriter for the Joshua Leonard, Auto Body; and Careers; Christopher Perri, Com- class that donated the original 35 Jaguar Journal, the school news- Kiinberly Luyen, Cosrnetology-G mercial Art; Sean Tiemey, Elec- bells at its 35th reunion. paper. Her original poem will be of Belle Mead. tronics; and Angela Wilkerson, Born in 1956, Mr. Austin is vice published in the SCVTHS 1992-93 Janielle Jefferson, Cos- Culinary Arts of Somerset. president of the Guild of Yearbook. As Historian for the metology-G; and Susan Morris, Ernest Bagley, Electrical Const.; Carilloneurs in North America, Health Occ. of Franklin Park. Lisa Ciesla, Health Occ; Matthew whose 500 members plan to meet at Vocational and Industrial Clubs of America, she has another op- Patrick Buonviaggio, Electrical Curtis, Drama; Dawn DeCanto, Princeton in 1995. He started play- Dance; Renee Fanok, Cos- ing piano at age 10, but he said he portunity to use her writing abili- Const.; Michael Hale, Electronics; ties. Christen is also on the Prom metology-R; Patience Field, Cos- was "destined" to become a and Jennifer Remetta, Cos- metology-R; Wilfred Gerlach, Auto carilloneur because he kept crossing Committee, Yearbook Staff, Senior metoIogy-R of Hillsborough. Body; Anthony Kicia, Electrical paths with carillon players during Council, and the Bowling Club. Nicole Adams, Office Occ; Const.; Cassius Manor, Welding; his formative years — first in She enjoys writing poetry, reading, Daniel Alonso, Electrical Const.; Paul Rotunda, Auto Mechanics; Valley Forge, Pa., and then on a photography and taking long walks. Matthew Ceiswich, Carpentry; Jen- Amy Schreck, Drama, Somerville; plane ride to Venezuela with his Her favorite sports are tennis and nifer Dickerson, Commercial Art; Ashley Tufaro, Office Occ; and grandmother. baseball. Christina Kaczka, Suprmrkt. Tamara Williams, Cosmetology-R Like most musicians, Mr. Austin Ms. Price was selected as Student Careers; Donna Klementovich, of Somerville. works a day job, as director of of the Month because of her major gifts at Recording for the Posies for sale academic success and outstanding Blind on Alexander Road in West Windsor. The annual summer and day lily sale at the historic Blackwells Last week, he invited some Mills Canal House in Franklin will be held Saturday, July 10 from Rutgers Festival co-workers to see him in action. 9 a.m. till noon. Day lilies in brilliant assorted colors ready for DOCTORS OF DENTAL MEDICINE They confessed that the experience planting will be available. Multitudes of. iris rhizomes in different concert slated was well worth the climb. colors are also ready to go. All at bargain prices. There will also An evening of serenades by Elgar, Mr. Austin, a Hightstown resi- be tours of the historic house on the Delaware and Raritan Canal. Dvorak and Tchaikovsky will be Harvey J. Meade, D.M.D., F.A.G.D. dent, said he always tries to explain Canal House, now being restored as a community center, was for performed by the Rutgers Festival to friends how the carillon works, generations the home of bridge tenders who opened the oldOrchestra, with Robert Kapilow as Kenneth A. Alspach, D.M.D. but it is one of those things where swing bridge for passing canai boats. The 160-year-old house conductor, on Thursday, July 15 at 8 you have to be there. overlooks the canal at Blackwells Mills Road. It is a member of p.m. in Nicholas Music Center at are proud to announce "The carillon has not changed the Meadows Foundation's family of historic houses, and isRutgers Arts Center, George Street at much since about 1480," he said. available for meetings and activities of other community groups. Route 18 in New Brunswick. the relocation of their practice to "This is a mechanical instrument. For more information please call (908) 873-2958 or 297-2641. For further information or to All that moves is the clapper against charge tickets by phone, call the the cup of the bell." Rutgers Arts Ticket Office, (908) 338 GEORGES ROAD, DAYTON, NJ 08810 From the pegs on an oak console, 932-7511. 908-329-3113 stainless steel rigging as complex as The program includes Dvorak's a clipper ship's links tightly wound Franklin Park resident Serenade in E Major, Opus 22, the bronze springs to the bells, most of Serenade in C Major, Opus 48 by which nest one floor above. With Tchaikovsky, and Elgar's Serenade shiny black clappers as big as named Big Sister of Year in E Minor, Opus 20. watermelons, the largest bells with Tickets are SI8, and S9 for Rutgers the deepest tones hang from the Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Ameri- "I am a firm believer in encourag- students. Call for group discounts. story below. ca (BB/BSA). has selected Diane ing children to learn and to grow in a Robert Kapilow is the Conduc- As Mr. Austin tuned up, lightly Holmes Barbour, Fraaklin Park, as direction that best suits .their talents ter-in-Residence at- Rutgers Sum-, tapping pegs to make sure the bells the 1993 Big Sister for the New and personalities. In order to de- merFest and Hampton SummerFest, rang clearly, he warned that the Jersey-New York region, which in- termine this 'best fit* children need to and is the co-director of the "Music effect might not be so ethereal as cludes Guam, Puerto Rico and thebe exposed to a variety of op- from SummerFest" series presented expected. Virgin Islands. portunities and experiences," says in co-operation with the 92nd Street "It's like being inside a violin Ms. Barbour is a volunteer with the Ms. Barbour. Y in New York City. case," he said. "The tower helps Middlesex/Somerset Counties Ms. Barbour encourages those who Rutgers SummerFest is sponsored reflect and mix the sound. The bells Chapter of the non-profit social are thinking of getting involved with by Mason Gross School of the Arts of have a minor third tuned into them. service agency which fosters the BB/BS to think of it as a commitment Rutgers, The State University of New From theground, it sounds much healthy growth and development of for a number of years. Jersey, and funded in part by a more pleasant." children ages 6 to 17, from all generous grant from the New Jersey His style is totally percussive. "If the match is the 'right' one, it State Council on the Arts/Department socio-economic, racial, ethnic and will be a gratifying experience for Like a rock-and-roll drummer, he religious backgrounds by creating of State, National Endowment for the simultaneously uses both feet and both the 'Big' and the -Little'. Chil- Arts/a Federal agency, the Mid Atlan- one-to-one matches for them with an dren need someone that they can call both fists, thumbs pointed up. adult volunteer. tic Arts Foundation, the Lila As he chimed the cascading on to share their victories, disappoint- Wallace-Reader's Digest Arts Part- melody of "Elite Syncopation" by Ms. Barbour. 51, director and ments, fears and confusions about ners program administered by the Scott Joplin, he slid along the bench information systems, planning and life," she says. ''The Big Association of Performing Arts M to hit open-handed high notes. His computer services for the David Brothers/Big Sisters organization has Presenters, the Trustees of Rutgers, CashMan¥ star-spangled • head bobbed slightly in time during Sarnoff Research Center in Prince- given me an opportunity to be such a the State University of New Jersey the second piece — a rendition of ton, has been "Big Sister" to Carla, person." and over 70 other corporations, foun- •George Frideric Handel's 12, for two years, enriching her life Ms. Barbour is one of 18 Regional dations, and individuals. sale celebrating our "Carillon." with fun-filled, cultural and educa- Big Brothers and Big Sisters who will Mr. Austin's small audience tional activities. attend the fifth annual USA National new name - Constellation! . rushed up bird-spattered steps to the "We're both excited for Diane and Hero Awards, a gala dinner-dance on INCLUDE roof for his last selection, "In- proud of her achievements," says October 25, 1993 and the Waldorf A PIG ROAST trada," by Ronald Banes. The mu- Jane Silverman, executive director of Astoria Hotel in New York City. She We're celebrating our new name - Constellation Bank - with an eye- INYOUS sic resonated sweetly in the stark BB/BSA Middlesex/Somerset Coun- will be joined by Carla. The event is popping sale on new car loans. It's another spectacular offer sunlight as they picked out local ties. "Diane is a wonderful volunteer sponsored by Chesebrough-Pond's PARTY FLANS landmarks from miles of rolling who is a role model for others. USA. For All from CashMan, symbol of our commitment to give . green. After raising two children as a Ms. Barbour has a bachelor's in Occasions Even after he finished, the tintin- single parent, Ms. Barbour then mathematics from Douglass College, consumers lower rates and 1 • Complete Catering nabulation lingered on the air for a elected to make a difference in a New Brunswick and a master's » Feeder Pigs good 60 seconds. Depending on child's life through our program. degree in finance from Rutgers Uni- • Pigs for Freezer faster approvals. how much moisture is in the at- Despite a demanding career, Ms. versity, Newark. She partially com- Call Chuck mosphere, Mr. Austin said, it is Barbour maintains an active rela- pleted work towards a doctorate at the • Take advantage of year-end audible as far away as Harrison tionship with her Little Sister.' 609-758-2275 or 609-758-2280 New Jersey Institute of Technology. Parties Held Aprt 1st thru November 1st close out prices on dozens of Street, across town from the belfry, Ms. Barbour and her "Little" have which is in the Old Graduate Col- been to movies, plays, the ballet, models, current manufacturer and \\t# lege by Springdale Golf Course on bowling, arts and crafts festivals, College RoadT museums, football games, horse dealer rebates...and our lowest ^ Mr. Austin descended from his shows, restaurants, parks and recrea- musical aerie to the ground-floor tion areas. Together they spend quiet new car loan rates in years. room where he rehearses. In the times cooking, studying math, learn- ® Borrow from $2,000 to $40,000 and corner, protruding from a box of ing the piano and playing games. odds and ends is a 30-year-old Coke get financing for up to 48 months with bottle full of oil from the last renovation. only 25% cash down or equivalent "I didn't have the heart to throw it out," said Mr. Austin, who plans Rutgers Prep \ trade in. to send the relic to a carillon Great Investment! museum in Cincinnati, Ohio, main- honors students ! • Apply by phone and get 24-hour tained by the Verdin Co., which Low Prices * High Quality loan approvals in most instances. restored Princeton's bells this time Rutgers Prepatory School in around. ? ENERGY EFFICIENT Somerset held its annual Honors ! Dominating the space is a hulking Convocation to recognize outstand- YEAR ROUND COMFORT Also ask about our loan sale rate for home equity line of credit loans replica of the carillon upstairs, ex- ing student achievement. Protected from the elements, cept it is equipped with xylophone surrounded by nature. i and fixed-ratehom e equity loans! 'chimes. It is worth $30,000 — as The awards and those honored much as a Steinway grand piano :— were: Quill and Scroll Society: ACT NOW! CALL TODAYS so the practice room is locked and Anthony Accardi, Somerset; Paul To apply.. .visit any office or call humidity controlled to preserve the Constantinides, Somerset; Reena wood, Mr. Austin said. Patel, Somerset. Goodman Peer fg^'^'^^^^^ZSi&Q Endless hours of enjoyment Leadership Award: Luis Garcia, 1-800-828-6339 The stuffiness, like the long, Somerset. await you in a beautiful sunroom twisting stairway, is one of the from Skytech Systems. Perfect Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m,-6:00 p.m. trials Mr. Austin is glad to endure Academic Top Ten: Anthony Ac- cardi, Somerset. Mu Alpha Theata for a family room, exercise spa, for the privilege of serenading kitchen, patio room, or living Princetonians. Recognition: Anthony Accardi, Somerset. Richard S. O'Connell room. "But will it open up in On July 4, the university began a Awards: Luis Garcia, Somerset. the heat of summer?" new tradition — a summer carillon Helen P. Spratford Senior Perfects concert series. The 1Q per- Recognitions: Fahd Majidduddin, YES!! Ask us about our /Constellation Bank formances by carilloneurs from Member FDIC around the world, are all on Sunday Somerset; Reena Patel, Somerset. folding glass wall system. Constellation Bank, N.A. formerly The National Stale Bank. afternoons. The next performance, SOLAR All rates are as of July 1,1993 and subject to change. Offer available on new at 1 p.m. July 11, features Todd loans only and may be withdrawn at anytime. Monthly payment will he $23.y5 Fair of Amsterdam, the Nether- 115 Wai! Street per $1,000 borrowed if loan is for 48 months. lands. Princeton, NJ 08540 (609) 921-6712 ©1S93, Constellation Bank. N.A. Equal Opportune lende? 8 The Franklin News-Record Friday, July 9, 1993 SOCCER CLUB NEWS CALENDAR The Fighting 82's ended the 1993 and keeper David Casper denied from Michael Piagentini and flew Continued from page 1 Mary Jacobs Spring season by splitting a pair of any balls that came his way. passed the defense for the first Memorial Library Recycling information games at Mid New Jersey Soc- David Retz, Calvin Simonon and score. Minutes later Kevin Light- Support groups 64 Washington Street cerama. In the first game, the 82's Andrew Hobbs controlled the foot kicked a ball to mid field which ® Municipal recycling pickup for Rocky Hill Franklin Park and Griggstown — lost to a tough opponent the Spot- center of the field and the play was Matt Bills received and put into the (609) 924-7073 swood Strikers 4-3. With the 82's all in the Striker's end. Matt bills upper right hand corner of the net 8 The Alzheimers support group south of Jacques Lane and Cor- applying pressure on the Striker's hit a ball off a Spotswood player 2-0. will meet July 19 at 7:30 p.m. at • Saturday, July 10 — The telyou Lane — will be held Friday, end early in the first half. They still which was banged in by Alex the Adult Day Care Center at 120 library will begin summer hours July 23. Pickup for the rest of found themselves behind 1-0. Torres 4-2. David Casper kept the Lazers Finderne Avenue in Bridgewater. through Aug. 28. It will be open Franklin Township will be Thurs- Just a few minutes later, BJ Hunt from scoring with excellent play in Topic is "Helping People with day, July 22. At the i 5 minute mark of the first goal as the first half ended. Saturdays from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 cleared the ball i'ito the center of Dementia in Activities of Daily p.m. half, David Hunt cleared a ball to Living." Supervision of the person How to Recycle Kwame Breedy who spotted a the field to Matt Bills who sported The second half was all 82's as Justin Burton on the wing. the South Brunswick Lazers never with Alzheimers can be arranged. m Tuesday, July 20 — 10:30 • Newspapers must be bundled breaking Justin Burton on the left a.m., films for children, 3Vz to 5. side of the field. Burton took the Burton blasted a shot off the got near the 82's 18 yard line due to For information, call Mary Ann and tied with twine or string and. ball to the net, put a head lake on keeper's chest and Jason Martell hit the outstanding defensive play of Lancaster at 253-3166. • Wednesday, July 21 — Noon, placed on top of a recycling bucket... the keeper and tied the score 1-1. nothing but net, the rebound shot Alex Torres and David Hunt. At the Lunch and a book with Mr. Fred, Separate newspapers from 4-3. 35-minute mark, Jason Martell a Food Addicts Anonymous will meet from 8 to 9:15 p.m. on ages 6 and up, bring your lunch. magazines and junk mail. Do not, Just seconds before the half, the The 82's continued pressure the headed a ball to a streaking Matt place newspapers in paper bags. Strikers went ahead 2-1 despite Bills who found the back of the net Tuesdays at the Samaritan Home- Thursday, July 22 — 10:30 a.m., rest of t'.e game but were unable to s Magazines and junk mail must outstanding defensive play from score, tie equalizer. In the second to make the score 3-0. The final less Interim Project Facility at 30 Toddler sing-along, Pat McKinley, Jeffrey Key and Kevin Lightfoot. game, the 82's battered the un- score of the game came on a pass West Main Street in Somerville and ages 2 to 3. (Open to members of ' be separated from newspapers and The start of the second half was defeated South Brunswick Lazers from Jeffrey Key to Justin Burton at the Immaculate Conception Somerset County Library System may be placed in paper grocery all Strikers as they scored twice to 4-0. 4-0, his second goal of the game. Church at 35 Mountain Avenue in only. Registration required.) bags outside the recycling bucket. go ahead 4-1. At this point in the Early in the first half Justin Congratulations to the 82's for a Somerville from 8 to 9:15 p.m. on a Glasl bottles sad jars, game, the 82's defense tighten up Burton took off with a clearing pass total team effort. Thursdays. For information, call aluminum and metal cans and 654-6223. plastic bottles must be placed loose inside the recycling bucket. Do not • A support group for people with place them in plastic bags. Rinse all Fire protection survey results are in epilepsy will meet on the third Municipal meetings glass, jnetal and plastic recyclables. Thursday of each month from 7. to Crush cans and plastic bottles to The Commissioners of Fire District 8:30 p.m. at the Richard Hall save space. Only plastic bottles type of fire apparatus and equipment; that this rating is the direct result of Saturday, July 10 No. 1 have announced that the In- firefighter training and availability of the dedication of the firefighters, Mental Health Center in with a neck smaller than the body surance Services Office, Inc. recently fire hydrants and tanker trucks. officers and Commissioners of Fire Bridgewater. Transportation can be • Township Council budget re- will be collected. conducted a re-survey of the fire The commissioners are pleased to District No. 1. provided. For information, call Peg view, beginning at 8 a.m., at mu- s Corrugated cardboard must be protection features of the district. inform the residents of Fire District Chairman Pfeiffer also pointed out Amorosa at 231-9585. nicipal building. broken down into 24-inch pieces, The ISO provides advisory rating No. 1 that the District's ISO Public that this level of protection for the B Following is a list of free support Monday, July 12 stacked and tied with twine or string . information to the property/casualty Protection Classification rating has residents and business owners was groups at St. Peter's Medical and placed next to the recycling insurance industry to help insurance been upgraded to 4/9, the" sec- made possible by the funding they • Board of Education conference carriers in assessing the risk of insur- Center in New Brunswick. Franklin bucket. ond-highest possible level. Even provide through the fire tax they pay. Township residents may attend. session, 6 p.m., at Sampson G. • Textiles — any old clean ing property within a community. though this is a much sought-after Fire District No. 1 is served by the Re-surveys are normally done Smith School, 1649 Amwell Road, clothing, drapes, curtains, sheets, grade, the Commissioners are in the Elizabeth Avenue Volunteer Fire a Parents of Children with Somerset. (Note time, location every 10 years and consider: fire process of clarifying a component of Company, Middlebush Volunteer towels, belts, handbags or any Diabetes meets the fourth Monday change.) At 7:30 p.m. the board clean cloth no smaller than alarm communication, lire depart- the classification to see if it can be Fire Department, Millstone Valley of each month at 7 p.m. in room ment readiness and capabilities and improved to the highest level. Fire Department and Somerset Vol- will meet with a representative of 15rby-15 inches, must be placed in 38G. For information, call Ruth the New Jersey School Boards As- special textiles recycling bags water supply. Rick Pfeiffer, Chairman of the unteer Fire and Rescue Company No. Ann Petzinger at 725-8600, ex- Specifically, this includes age and Board of Fire Commissioners, noted 1. sociation, regarding the Board's provided at the curb. Bags will be tension 8198. policy manual, followed by an replaced when a full one is picked • Parents of Children with Asthma agenda session. up. Call the municipal building for meets the first Wednesday of each Democrats elect new chairman a Township Council budget re- extra textile bags. Looking month in room 18G. For infor- • Household batteries — must be mation, call Donna Dziedzic at view, 7 p.m., at municipal build- for a job? Upendra Chivukula of New Bruns- responding Secretary — Russ Warner ing. sealed in zip-top plastic bags and 745-8600, extension 8738. placed outside the recycling bucket. wick Road was elected Democratic and Margaret Ksiazak — Recording • Adults with Diabetes meets the Check the Municipal Chairman at a recent meet- Secretary. Tuesday, July 13 Only small dry-cell batteries will be first Thursday of each month at collected; no car or other wet-cell Help Wanted ing of the Franklin Township De- Mr. Chivukula thanked the mem- 7:30 p.m. in room 38G. For infor- a Township Council budget re- mocratic Committee. bers of the committee for electing types will be picked up. columns in mation, call Ruth Ann Petzinger at view, 6:30 p.m., at municipal • Place all recyclables at the curb Other officers elected include: him and accepted the challenge to 745-8600, extension 8198. building. Regular meeting, 8 p.m. the classified Frieda Warner — First Vice Chair, lead the Democratic Party in the before 7 a.m. the morning of pick- section. Michael Kish — Second Vice Chair, coming year. 8 Caregivers support group for Wednesday, July 14 up. Harriet Baum — Third Vice Chair, anyone with responsibility for an "I look forward to the election of • Board of Commissioners of Treasurer — Theodore Chase, Cor- the state and county democratic can- elderly person meets the second Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. Housing and Redevelopment Health services didates in November, and will do Authority, 8 p.m., 1 Parkside St., everything I can to bring about their in room 17G. For information, call victory," said Mr. Chivukula. 745-8522. Somerset. • Following is a list of health A meeting of the Democratic Mu- H Teenagers with Diabetes support • Rent Leveling Board, 7:30 p.m., clinics available through the Frank- nicipal Committee is planned for the group meets the second Thursday of at municipal building. lin Township Board of Health. later part of July. each month at 7:30 p.m. in Room Appointments for WIC (women, 38G. For information, call Ruth Monday, July 19 infants and children) can be made by calling 846-1172. Appointments Ann Petzinger at 745-8600, ex- • Board of Education regular tension, 8198. for all other clinics can be made by NOW! YOUR OWN session, 8 p.m., Middlebush Ad- calling 873-2500, extension 250 or ' ministration Building Auditorium. 252. For dates of hypertension and Wednesday, July 21 dermatology clinics, call 873-2500, extension 250. For WIC infor- Take home the consumer Library activities a Planning Board, 7:30 p.m., at mation, call 758-1670. mocte! of the most popular municipal building. computerized Franklin Township • Alliance Against Drug Abuse, 3 • July 12 — WIC — Health De- stationary cycle partment — 9:30 a.m. SALE in health Public Library p.m. to 4 p.m., at municipal build- clubs today! 485 DeMott Lane ing. a July 15 — Child Health — Somerset Health Department — 9:30 a.m. Model 5500 bite 873-8700 s Youth Service s Commission, 4 • July 22 — Child Health — offers the same p.m. to 5 p.m., at municipal build- Health Department — 9:30 a.m. great features • Monday, June 21 — Sunday, ing. • July 26 — Child Health — found hfte July 11 — Library closed for Thursday, July 22 Health Department — 9:30 a.m. popular computer conversion. All Fines for • July 30 — Family Planning/Pap health dub books returned during this time will • Zoning Board of Adjustment, 8 Test — Health Department — 9:30 model... be waived. PLUS the p.m., at municipal building. a.m. conven- ience of work- ing Seniors enjoying trips5 summer fun out Model GSM70P The lazy days of summer are lishing a scholarship fund to be Foundation in which we as well Model JGSP31GEP 4 cycles/13 options. POTSCRUBBER your finally here, and they are finding Easy to clean white glass cooktop with cycle. 3-Ievel wash action with Multi- own home! AND an known as the Williams/Scott Schol- made a donation to this worthy sealed burners. Electronic oven con- Orbit™ wash system and self-cleaning unparalleled 3-year lim the Seniors of Parkside busy plan- arship Fund. cause. trols. White glass oven door with win- filter. Super Upper Rack. QuietPower* ited warranty! ning activities of interest and enjoy- One of our members, Callie We will also be signing up to dows. In-oven broiling. Wash System. ment. Sykes celebrated her 93rd birthday, work with the children, along with Kicking off June, some of us and a memorial prayer for our the Director of Parks and Recrea- went to Monmouth Race Track to deceased members was held. Mrs. tion for the summer to give rapport lliiif Wmm cheer the ponies, while others went Sykes seldom misses our meetings, and love to the youngsters, thus to Mohonk in the mountains for a and we were happy to honor her. bridging the gap between the gen- day of dinner and scenic beauty. One of our members, Joe Walker erations and help make for an FITNESS STORE USA We also joined the Franklin Park and his organization presented a enjoyable morning for them during Franklin Town Center Seniors for their annual picnic. $1,000 check to the Sickle Cell the summer. 3417 Route 27, Franklin Park, NJ 08823 (908) 297-5544 For an upcoming cruise to Para- dise Island in the Bahamas, we BRUNSWICK enjoyed a "Bon Voyage" bash FITNESS STORE where members and guests enjoyed Country western dance Mart Center 455 Route 9 South Englishtown, NJ 07726 •(908) 972-3434 good food, games, music and a make-up session. However, all is not fun and games. We are estab- in Sept. to benefit MDA Get ready to kick up your heels for iday Inn, Copies Now, Isaacs, and Model JVM142J "Jerry's Kids,'' at the Muscular Dys- C-Tec Cable Systems. 750 watts, wide 1.0 cu. ft. cavity. Easy trophy Association Country Gala. Country Dance Fever is spreading Model TBH1SJAS to use electronic touch controls with The Gala will take place Saturday, like wild fire and herds of country 18.2 cu. ft. capacity; 5.13 cu. ft. freezer. digital display and clock. Auto defrost converts are expected to attend the Adjustable glass shelves. Door shelves and Auto Roast. Replaces range hood Sept. 4, at the Garden State Exhibit hold gallon containers. Snugger™ keeps with built-in exhaust fan, cooktop light Center in Somersect. The fun will biggest country dance event this side small items secure. and night light. begin at noon with a full day of dance of the Mason Dixon Line. BUSINESS instruction workshops iead by the Whether you are brand new to the Hicks & Company Dance Troupe. country western experience or a Mfflwi CHECKING ACCOUNTS At 7 p.m. the floor will be handed seasoned country stepper, the Gala HIM will provid" you with the opportunity NO Transaction Fees over to four of the areas top country western bands including Cowtown, to learn the latest in line dancing, NO Maintenance Fees the Texas Home wreckers, Sage and purchase the hottest new country New Jersey's most popular country fashions and put it all together as you NO Per Check Fees band — Tim Gillis. raise the roof dancing to the hottest country dance bands in the state. NO Fer Deposit Fees In addition, an outdoor fair featur- ing over 30 rides and attractions will More importantly, you will be WOOIMMjCKS ^ take place on the Exhibit Center helping MDA in it's fight against grounds from Wednesday, Sept. 1 over 40 neuromuscular diseases. While it appears thoroifter banks offer free business checking, through Monday, Sept. 6. The fan- The Gala promises to be a day and service feesfnoy acfuaSybe disguised in vow statement. will be sponsored by Ron Fair Con- evening of knee slapping fun and At Carnegie Bank, when ws say free business checking, we entertainment the whole family can meanfte£ business cheeking.. You only payfar theprtnUng of cessions. The Gala will be sponsored by the enjoy. Ticket sales will be limited your checks and deposit silps. Come in and see for yourself. and purchasing tickets prior to the Franklin Township MDA Commit- We'll show you how free business checking can be. Gala is highly reccomended. tee. It will be the largest fundraising effort put forth by the group of The price for tickets purchased in dedicated local volunteers who have advance are as follows: CARNEGIE raised in excess of $500,000 for Adult-Daytime ticket $12.50, MDA over the past 11 years. Adult-Evening ticket $12.50, Adult We Respond,,. Combination ticket $20. The price for Co-sponsors of the event will be all children 17 and under will be a flat 619 Alexander Rd. • Princeton * (609) 520-0601 WYNY Radio, Ticketmaster, The rate of 56. For more information on 1601 Whitehorse-MercerviHe Rd. • Mercervllle • (609) 243-7516 Garden State Exhibit Center, The the Gala and special hotel packages 6000 W. Lincoln Dr. • Mariton * (609) 988-0055 Radisson Hotel, The Somerset Hol- contact MDA at (201) 974-0300. Member FD!C The Franklin News-Record Friday, July 9, 1993 RECRUITMENT

100 Heip Wanted t0° Help Wanted 100 Help Wanted too Help Wanted 10° Help Wanted 1<» Help Wanted 10° Help Wanted 10° Help Wanted 1oo Help Wanted i A/R, A/P - Exp'd. Temp ADMINISTRATIVE ASST - BANKING COMPUTER COORDINA- DISPLAY SALES - 8 peo- LANDSCAPE - Cranbury/ PART TIME Assistant - RECORDS CLERK - Vio- SECRETARY - Personal position, 3 mo. Send re- Property management TOR - General PC experi- ple needed immediately, Jamesburg area. Experi- For podiatry office. Will lations Bureau. Vacancy secretary to co President. sume to: ATG aactronic, company seeking indi- TELLERS ence needed. Knowledge S10 plus per hour to start, enced supervisor and la- train, Thursday & Friday, requfires accurate typing Req incl computer iiteracy, : 301 Horizon Center, Rob- vidual with excellent Word of MS-DOS, WordPerfect 609-394-5400. borers all with valid drivers 7:45-5:30. Everyother Sat- and filing skills. Extensive typing, exc comm skills, I binsville, NJ0B691. Processing, communica- Full time positions are & Q&A preferred. Problem DRIVERS/LIMOS Service licenses. Call 908-874- urday till noon. 609-924- telephone contact and assertive personality & AQCOUNTING - Young, tion & organizational skills. available in the following solver with excellent com- - F/T or P/T. Reliable per- 6660 1689 ability to deal courteously loyalify. The pos offers an aggressive, fast paced di- Successful candidate must branch: munication & inter- son over 25 yrs old with LEASING AGENT - Ener- PLAINSBORO - Invest- with the puablic a must. exc sal & benefits pkg. rect mktg. firm in Princeton be a self-starter able to personal skills. Send re- clean NJ drivers license, getic, people person, to ment management com- Computer experience and Princeton area. Send res area has expanded their work independently in MONROE sume with salary history will train, exc. pay, call work for busy mgmnt co. pany seeks an entry level knowledge of Spanish pre- to: FEM-COM Inc, Box acctg. dept. We are seek- handling home owner re- to: Send replies to Box 39, 60a-683-3848. Salary, benefits, plus com- Trading Assistant with up ferred. Send resume to 570, Monmouth Jet 08852 quests while working with c/o Packet Publications, to 1 year Work experi- Court Administrator, Bor- ing a candidate with 2 yrs. If you have a Banking or EASY WORK! - Excellent mission. Open house in- or call Christian Wettre at property managers han- PO Box 350, Princeton, ence, familiarity with secu- ough of Princeton, PO Box previous office exp., tele- Cashie: background or if Pay! Assemble Products terview for this Thurs, 6/ 908-329-4588x214 dling daily administrative NJ 08540. rities trading and computer 390, Princeton, NJ 08542 phone customer contact, you rjssess solid math or at Home. Call Toll Free 1- 25, fr 7pm-9pm. Call 609- SECRETARY - Personal functions. For intvw call skills. B.S. in Finance, Ac- good data entry and Math boo'.Keeping skills, contact 800-467-5566 Ext 1501. 275-3956 or 799-3510. or telephone 609-497- secretary to co President. 609-683-7980. Send re- CONSTRUCTION - Estab- counting or related field is skills. Acctg/billing exp. a the Personnel dept to dis- EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT LEGAL SECRETARY - 7600. Filing deadline July Req incl computer literacy, sume & salary require- lished Central NJ real es- preferred. Send resume plus! We offer an attrac- cuss the opportunities For partner of Princeton 9,1993. typing, exc comm skills, ments to: RCP Manage- tate developer/builder - For new publishing ven- and salary requirements to tive benefit pkg. and available. Training avail- Law Firm with personal in- REPORTER assertive personality- .& ment Co., Att: Carol Kitch- seeks construction super- ture. Comfortable with Kim Anan, CN_-822, Prin- oppty. for advancement. able. jury experience. Candidate FULLTIME loyality. The pos offers an ener, 30 Wall St, Prince- intendent to run single computers including Word- ceton, NJ 08542. EOE Contact Nancy Stevens at Packet seeks aggressive exc sal & benefits pkg. family home project in Perfect 5.1 and data-base should posess excellent PLAINSBORO Investment American List Counsel be- ton, NJ 08540. Company paid benefits reporter with a nose for Princeton area. Send res Plainsboro Twp, Mid- applications; patience with typing and telephone Company - Seeks an Ad- tween 9:00am and noon and salary increase in 6 hard news and minimum 1 to: FEM-COM Inc, Box ADMINISTRATIVE ASST dlesex Co. Applicants small tasks and fearless- skills. Good salary, ben- ministrative Assistant to only! 90B-874-4300 months. If interested, call year experience to pound 570, Monmouth Jet 08852 must have min. 8 years of ness with large ones; abil- efits. Send resume to CN handle telephone system ACCOUNTS PAYABLE personnel. Princeton area beat. or call Christian Wettre at For small nonsmoking of- ity to transcribe letters and 5301, Princeton, NJ 08543 and storage records. Qual- Clerk - Growing Trenton on-site superintendent Strong writing and news 908-329-4588 X 214 fice located in Cranbury. reports from tape: effective LEGAL SECRETARY - ified candidate must have metal fabrication & plastics Hudson City exp. in all aspects of resi- gathering skills a must. SECRETARY - Well or- Work loads fluctuate from with the telephone. Experi- Workmen's comp. and real strong Lotus experience. fabrication manufacturing Savings Bank dential construction (per- Send resume a/id clips to ganized, detailed and flex- day to day sometimes re- ence in the information estate background. Con- Knowledge of Meridian firms seeking an experi- 201-967-5132 mit through certificate of Randy Bergman, Manag- ible individual with at least quiring deadlines to be business desirable includ- tact Loretta 609-921-1502. SL1, Xtend and Paradox a enced person for this posi- Equal opportunity occupancy, and post- ing Editor, Princeton Pack- two years of secretarial met. Work week is 40 hrs ing ability to carry out gen- LIFEGUARD - Princeton/ plus! Send resume with tion. Responsibilities in- Employer M/F/H/V closing service), schedul- et, 300 Witherspoon St. experience needed to {8am-opm). eral research tasks. Salary Rocky Hill area. Must be salary requirements to Kim clude packing slip/invoice Applicant must have min. BANKING - EOE - Look- ing, management of sub- Princeton NJ 08540. work with busy executive. posting - computer entry, ing for an organized, self- contractors and vendors range upper $20's. Re- at least 18 and fully certi- Anan, CN 822, Princeton, of 5 yrs work experience spond PO Box 2072, Prin- fied. P/T. Call Donna 609- RESTAURANT/DINING Position entails a great check issuing, month end and be a team player, able motivated individual for a for approx. 20-25 homes NJ 08542. EOE. MANAGERS - Full and deal of correspondence journal, general ledger, loan processing position. ceton, NJ 08540, attention 921-1155 bet 11-6. to work well with others in simultaneously. Site im- PRINCETON YWCA - Day Part time for fine dining in- and phone contact with bank activity and related Duties include processing Personnel Director. LIFEGUARDS NEEDED - a pleasant office eneviron- provement exp. a plus. No Camp at Pennington has Princeton. Experience and business needing infor- duties as assigned by the payments, mailing notices, EXPERIENCED Buisness For Townhouses in Flem- ment. rookies please. We offer a immed. openings for degree essential. Servers matiion. In addition to pro- Controller. FAX or mail re- maintaining loan excep- Administrator/Full charge ington, Hillsboro, Somer- The applicant must also competitive and benefits Aquatic Instructors. Red also needed. 609-924- fessional phone manner, sume including salary his- tions, ordering supplies, & bookkeeper. Dedicated/ set & The Brunswicks. Call possess the following: package. Please submit Cross certification is re- 1467 must have excellent com- tory and experience to special projects. Computer agressive person, AP & 1-800-582-1892 » Congenial & efficient resume and verifiable ref- quired. If interested, SALES - FITNESS puter skills on IBM with NIRT, 1345 Main St., phone manner & Banking experience pre- erences to: Construction AR, bank recs, payroll and Word Perfect. Knowledge Waltham, MA 02154. LIGHT INDUSTRIAL/ Jani- please call Jeanine Miller Gold's Gym Total Fitness • Excellent wordprocess- ferred. Forward resume to: Mgr, P.O. Box 328, Prin- quarterly reports, must of d-base a plus. Send re- Attn:Drew. FAX 617-891- torial help needed. Car a or Jim O'Neill at 609-737- Complex seeking moti- ing skills {Ami Pro and Kathy Lobaugh, c/o Carn- ceton Jet, NJ 08550. have min 4 years exp. sume and salary history 3068 must. Daytime position. 8547. vated, sales, professional. Lotus helpful) egie Bank, 619 Alexander CONTROLLER - Immed, hands on. Salary open. to: Carolyn Hingher, Cali- Must be 18 or older. Job PROGRAMMER - Con- F/T & P/T. Apply in per- • Accuracy typing and Rd, Princeton NJ 08540. needed by dynamic, ex- Send resume with refs to: per Management, PO Box ICI, PO Box 710, Rocky location Skiilman area. sulting firm seeking pro- son. Rte 1 South, Mon- working with figures panding Trenton manuf 2050, Princeton, NJ 08543 Hill, NJ 08553 Call Keith at 908-281- grammer to support finan- mouth Jet. 908-329-8300 ACTIVIST • Comfortable meeting BOOKKEEPER - Needed Co. Assume complete ac- 6862 EOE between 20-30 flexible F/C BOOKKEEPER - or cial based system written SALES SUMMER JOBS TO deadlines countability for staff, MAJOR TELEPHONE CO. SECRETARY/LEGAL daytime hours per week Jr. Accountant for small in Clipper. Novell and Fox- SAVE THE RAINFOREST • Filing and retrieving monthly analytical financial - Now hiring Technicians, Long-term temporary as- with Lotus and accounts Princeton NJ nonprofit. pro a plus. For more in- Are you an original? Can Work with Green Corps la hard and data files report, filing compliance Installers, Account Service signment available for receivable/payable experi- Familiarity with single formation call 908-613- you run a crew and sell stop the destruction of the The right person must reports. Highly motivated, Reps, Operators. No exp. legal secretary w/ experi- ence. Salary dependent base audit a plus, Medical, 1777 or fax resume to door to door? We seek an planet. Earn money, learn enjoy working coopera- shirt sleeve, self starter. necessary. For info, call 1- ence in Real Estate Clos- on experience. EOE. 609- 3rd party billing comput- 908-613-9009 independent door to door skills, & have fun. tively with others. Salary Min 5 years exp, B.S. de- 219-736-4715, Ext. F2602, ings. WordPerfect 5.1 520-1776. erized to G/L Beneftis QUALITY CONTROL salesman who needs to Call Pat 60S-252-0898 commensurate with gree in accounting or si- 9am-9pm, 7 days. skills also needed. Call for ADMIN ASST - Do you your experience. Send miliar field. Knowlege of incl. Fax resume and state Technician - Leading man- earn money. We need the CARPENTERS - Looking MANAGEMENT TRAINEE business. Must be aggres- an appointment. like adults and children? us a letter outlining your for framing pros. Exp only. cost & general accounting salary to: 215-232-3004. ufacturer of electrical var- - PrudentaiPs Remington nishes and resins is look- sive and operate in a pro- Are you motivated, well work history so we may Mercer & Middlesex Coun- & manufacturing controls. FLORAL DESIGNERS - 4 office has 5 openings for ing for a QC professional fessional manner. Refer- groomed, a self starter contact you to: Box 38, ty area. Call btwn Sam & CPA preferred but not years experience. Call people who desire a pro- with AAS degree in chemi- ences required. Call Bob and able to finish tasks c/o Packet Publications, 8pm, 609-426-1798. necessary. Competitive 609-397-2438 without direct supervision? PO Box 350, Princeton, salary and benefit pack- fessional career in insur- cal technology or related Nielson at 609-924-3244 CARPENTERS AP- FOOD SERVICE - Deli/ Are you computer literate NJ 08540. age. FAX or send resume ance sales, financial ser- laboratory experience to ext. 163. PRENTICES - Local 781 grill/cashier, full time, ben- and able to file and type to: NIRT, 1345 Main St, vices and investments. work with polymer chemis- SALES/TELEMARKETING Princeton NJ. Applications efits, exp only. Mon-Fri. reasonably well? If so, you Waltham, MA 02154. Attn: Starting salary up to $800/ try, electrical, analytical - Want a career in sales/ ADMINISTRATIVE may be procured at 745 908-274-4372 may enjoy being part of Dave. FAX 617-891-3068 wk with excellent benefits and coating application marketing? Small Hi-Tech BAl ASSISTANT Alexander Rd., Princeton the Princeton Montessori COOK - Exp Pref. Call and overhead provided. techniques. Previous labo- firm will train bright, ambi- Personnel Solutions, Inc NJ, btwn 7:30pm - 9:30am School staff. 11 months, The Wine Press for appt. FOUNDATION Associate - Call 908-782-4766 for In- ratory experience is es- tious people to promote 609-734-9631 Temporary assignment. daily. From 6/28 to 7/9, Our private (not-for profit) terview. Fax 609-734-9613 8-4, some Saturdays. 609-921-6809 sential (varnish or paint re- Hi-tech process control/ Prestige company seeking 1993. Education: Applica- foundation in Princeton of- lated experience would be alarm systems to medical One Independence Way Send cover letter and re- COOK - Weekends for MARKETING professional individual to tions should be HS gradu- fers a unique opportunity a plus). Candidate should & research labs, industry, Princeton NJ 08540-2023 sume to Personnel Dept., Holistic residential health- FULLTIME assist VP. Excellent typing ates or possess a certifi- combining talents in library be able to handle multiple etc. Technical or sales Never an applicant fee 487 Cherry Valley Rd, care facility. Sugar, dairy 12 people needed im- skills, WordPerfect 5.1, cate of equivalency. Physi- research and professional assignments, have good background a plus. $8- STATEWIDE NON- Princeton NJ 08540. and red-meat free menu. mediately in our Law- and pleasant phone man- cal fitness: Applicants interfacing. A background manual dexterity and be $11/hr, Terrific advance- PROFIT - located in Prin- 8:30am-6:00 pm. 908-873- renceville office, earnings ners needed. Top Pay. must have the ability to or strong interest in bio- knowledgeable in various ment potential, nice condi- ceton is seeking highly 2212 to ADMIN ASST/Secretary - High Profile opportunity. perform rigorous work of psychiatry is desired. methods of viscosity and tions and co-workers. motivated, people-oriented Entry lave! positidn for en- Call for an appointment. the trade. Acceptance to Some office duties re-' tBonuses specific gravity determina- EOE. M/F/V/H. 609-951-" individual to'fill the follow- the apprenticeship training vironmental service co. COOKS quired. Please send re- Rapid Raises tion. In addition to com- 2297 ing position: Director of Must know Word & Excei. program is subject to the sume to: The Broitman Outreach and Member Re- Complete training with ad- petitive salary and ben- SALESPERSON + - F/T, Call Mike 908-274-1888. successful completion of a The SCANTICON Prince- Foundation, Inc. 100 efits, we offer an op- lations: Permanent FT - vancement oppty. For per- Benefits. Antiques Im- Tracer Research Corp. physical examination in- ton is seeking experienced Brooks Bend, Princeton, portunity for growth. Responsibilities include: sonal interview please call porter - Princeton. Mature ADMIN. ASST. - Small cluding drug testing. EOE COOKS for BREAKFAST NJ 08540. 609-394-5400, btwn 10am Please submit your re- develop and maintain rela- CHAUFFEURS/LIMO Ser- articulate person w/retail Hillsboro office seeks or- and BANQUETS. Culinary HAIR STYLIST ASST - &4pm. sume with salary history to tionship with current and ganized & articulate indi- vice - F/T or P/T. Reliable experience. Some heavy prospective members; es- schooling a plus. Rates Busy Plainsboro salon. MEDIA SPECIALiST/Li- Technical Director: John vidual. Full time or pos- BAl person over 25 yrs with range from $6.65 to $9.00 Call 609-799-7045 C. Dolph Company, PO lifting, salary + commis- tablish ongoing assess- brarian - For Hamilton sible part time. Bookkeep- Personnel Solutions, Inc clean NJ drivers license, per hour depending on ex- Box 267, Monmouth Junc- sion. 609-921-0777 ment process for evaluat- Twnshp. Catholic school. SALESPERSON for gra- ing/customer service/gen- 609-734-9631 will train, exc pay. Call perience. Excellent benefit HEALTHCARE Data Pro- tion, NJ 08852, ing Center programs and eral office. Will train right Call 609-396-8916. phic arts company to work services; identify volunteer Fax 609-734-9619 609-683-8848 package and work envi- cessing company seeking REAL ESTATE - Entry person/recent grad ok. MORTGAGE BANKING Somerset County, straight opportunities in Center- One Independence Way CHEFS & MANAGERS - ronment. Please apply in an experienced account- level operations manager, Salary $18K plus exc va- comm. Call 609-924-0100 sponsored projects. This Princeton NJ 08540-2023 Wanted for Montgomery Personnel. ing clerk. Minimum 3 years enthusiasm, organization cation. PO Box 6665, Growing mortgage bank- SALON STAFF NEEDED - individual must possess Never an applicantjee Twp restaurant opening The SCANTICON hands on experience per- skills & auto required. Lawrenceville NJ 08648 ing firm seeking talented Receptionist, manicurist, excellent oral and written soon. Good salary & ben- Princetion forming all phases of ac- Women & minorities en- professionals with experi- estitician, and shampoo communications skills. ASiSTANT TO Chief Fi- fits. 908-359-5998, 359- 100 College Road East counts receivable, trans- couraged. EOE. Spanish «nanciai Officer - Borough Princeton NJ 08540 action postings and collec- ence in agency lending person wanted for busy Must also have previous ADMIN. SECRETARY - 5837 after 6pm. speaking skills helpful. of Princeton - Detail ori- E.O.E. tions. LOTUS experience and guidelines. The follow- saion in downtown Prince- experience working with Nonsmoking office. Re- Write to: Kristen Wolf, 210 ented person to perform CHILD CARE - Earn preferred, MACOLA a ing positions are available: ton. Exp pref. Please call membership - based orga- quired: exc typing/word COUNTER HELP - For dry Carnegie Center, Suite various accounting duties money providing quality plus. Send resume/salary 609-924-8866 . nization in the areas of re- processing (65wpm), Win- cleaners, p/t afternoons, 100, Princeton NJ 08540. in the Tax/Finance Depart- child care for 1 or more history to: InfoMed, 4365 ADMINISTRATOR: Knowl- cruitment and retention. dows/WordPerfect 5.1, some eves, every Satur- ment. Light typing re- children in your own Rt 1, Princeton, NJ 08540. edgeable, organized, Degree in the Human Ser- Pagemaker 4.0, assist day. Will consider high SEARCH OPENED quired. Data entry experi- home. Monday Morning strong communication vices or education and ex- with publications, fund school junior or senior. HOTEL ence a plus. Must be will- Inc., offers free insurance, skills and agency skills a REAL ESTATE - Sales perience. Mail resume to: raising, special events. Call 609-924-1617 THOMAS EDISON ing to acquire necessary referrals, equipment and must. Person/Manager. Estab- center for Non-Profit Cor- Competitive salary, ben- backup. Middlesex Coun- The SCANTICON Prince- STATE COLLEGE certifications to act as COUNTER PERSON - PROCESSOR: Experi- lished Central NJ real es- porations, 15 roszel Rd., efits. Position avail Aug. ty, 908-253-9595; - Mercer ton has a part time posi- tate developer/builder Princeton, NJ 08540. Deputy during Department Full or part time, deli exp. enced with FNMA/FHLMC. Assistant Director of Ad- 1993. Letter & resume County; 609-799-5588; tion available for TELE- seeks exp'd, motivated, Atten: Director Of Finance Head absence. Applica- preferred. Must be over Strong follow up skills and ministrative Services The Attn: Ms. Jo. Parrish, Somerset County 908- PHONE OPERATOR; professional sales person/ tions available at the Tax 18. Apply at Bagel Stopp typing required. assistant director is re- & operations. ASAH, 2125 Rt. 33, Ham- 526-4884. hours are 3:30pm to mid- manager to handle all as- Office, Borough of Prince- II, K-Mart Mall, oh Rt. 206 sponsible for assisting in SUMMER JOB - At beach. ilton Sq, NJ 08690. night. Starting rate is pects of sales in new sin- ton, One Monument Drive, in Hillsboro or call 908- ORIGINATORS: Aggres- the oversight of the daily Have a great Summer and $5.25 per hour. Please gle-family subdivision Princeton, New Jersey 874-7081 Iv msg sive ambitious Loan Reps operations of the Office of earn money. Help needed CLERICAL apply in Personnel. ($250,000+ price range) in ADMINISTRATIVE 08542. 609-497-7625. Ap- COUNTER SERVICE - needed for all areas of the Administrative Services in to clean and shop for prof, The SCANTICON Plainsboro Twp, NJ. Can- ASSISTANT plication deadline - July Person for bagle factory New Jersey Commission the areas of purchasing, woman recovering from Temp to perm position Princeton didate should have experi- 15, 1993. An equal op- and cafe, flex hours. Call Structure. Will train the contract management, in- broken leg at a small available immediately. Du- 100 College Road East ence in handling prospec- Well established local portunity employer M/F/H/ Uncle Earls 609-497-3275. right people. ventory control, fixed asset beautiful beach house w/ ties include copying, filing Princeton NJ 08540 tiv ebuyer traffic, broker Company seeks an organ- V CUSTODIAN - Diversified maintenance, space and water on 3 sides in & assisting in library for E.O.E. IVY MORTGAGE CORP. relations, contract execu- ized detail oriented indi- duties, f/t & p/t hours. lease management, mail Loveladies, Long Beach AUTO DETAILER - Expe- major company. Growth HOUSEKEEPER/CHiLD- 908-874-7704 tion, buyer selection of up- vidual to work for VP. Send resume to: E & R services operations, risk Island. Nno babaysitting. Must possess a profes- rienced to do sub-contract potential. Call for an ap- CARE - F/T or P/T iive- MOTHERS HELPER - For grades, & all follow-up ac- Supervisor, Clearbrook management and general Call 609-924-4322 after sional phone manner to work. 6 days/wk. Must pointment. out. Mature, resp, non- 2 young children, own tivities through closing. Clubhouse, Applegarth administrative duties. Must 4:30pm weekdays; week- assist clients & WordPer- have valid NJ license & be smoker w/own car needed transportation. Millstone Applicant must have min. Rd, Cranbury NJ 08512. be familiar with USPS and ends call 494-8470. fect 5.1 skills. Exc op- over 21. Call 908-874- to clean house, do errands area. Call 609-443-6958 3 yrs. experience in new federal and state health portunity. $23K + benefits. 6959, 8am-10am or 9pm- CUSTODIAN - To clean and supervise 2 children NAIL TECHNICIAN - Ben- home sales, & must pos- SURVEY TECHNICIAN - and safety regulations. Call for appointment. 10pm and maintain Princeton after school. Exc. salary. efits, salary, commission. sess strong communica- Soft Desk (DCA)/Auto Cad Knowledge of State of AVON - Sell to your Area office building. Must Call 609-921-7072 iv msg. Call 609-799-7045 tion skills. Excellent salary operator needed by local New Jersey fiscal, pur- friends, relatives, and co- be experienced. Excellent INSTALLATION TECHNI- NIGHT CUSTODIAN - 2nd & benefits package for the surveying company. Must chasing and general ad- workers. For info, call 609- benefits package. Send CIAN - HighBy motivated shift - 3pm-11pm. Mini- right candidate, please have minimum 3 to 5 individual. Must be me- ministrative services sys- 298-2239. BAl resume and salary history mum starting salary reply with resume and ref- years computer experi- chanicaly inclined working tems and regulations help- BAKERY - Pastry Chef, Personnel Solutions, Inc to: Send replies to Box 36, S19.145 plus $661. Night erences to: Personnel ence with DCA/Auto Cad in industrial environment ful. Bachelors Degree and challenging position in a 609-734-9631 c/o Packet Publications, stipend. Excellent benefits, Dept, P.O. Box 328, Prin- and land surveying experi- 2 yrs welding experience. four years of ad- state of the art facility. Fax 609-734-9619 PO Box 350, Princeton, available July 1, 1993. 12 ceton Jet, NJ 08550. ence. Vango experience a Travel is a must Well es- ministrative experience re- Great growth oppty. 609- One Independence Way NJ 08540. month position, call Per- RECEPTIONIST - Rapidly plus. Please send resume tablished company looking quired, two of which must 921-1792 Princeton NJ 08540-2023 sonnel Office, Montgom- groWi^S company has an for for more information BA! to expand. Excellent ben- include supervision. A Never an applicant fee ery Township Schools, imniediate opportunity for call Suzanne at 609-987- Personnel Solutions, Inc CUSTOMER SERVICE - efits packqage. EOE. For Masters Degree can sub- 2323, Nassau Surveying, an ^xoerienced individual. 609-734-9631 CLERICAL/DISPATCHER Energetic, confident work- more information call 908- Skiilman. 908-874-5203. stitute for one year of non A Division of Van Note- EOE/AAE. For a sonfidential interview Fax 609-734-9619 - Responsible, mature per- er to process orders, han- supervisory experience. Harvey Associates, P.C., Whatever your 996-7661 contact Cynde Mathews, One Independence Way son needed to dispatch dle multiple tasks in busy OFFICE CLERK - Cashier, Resumes to Jane Coult, 777 Alexander Road, Prin- dream of Princeton Mortgage Cor- Princeton NJ 08540-2023 servicemen, answer office. Begin early Aug. INVENTORY CLERK - typing & telephone experi- Director of Administrative ceton, NJ 08543-3227. Home Sweet Hume poration, located in Pen- Never an applicant fee phones, paperwork. No Send resume, salary his- Shipping, receiving, inven- ence. Full time position w/ Services, Thomas Edison is, you find nington, NJ, 10 minutes EOE/AA exp, wil train, benefits, hol- tory to BBF, PO Box 189, tory, errands, etc. Must be benefits. Apply in person, Stats College. 101 West i« listed in from Trenton. 1-800-635- ALL AROUND PERSON - idays, vacations. Call for Lambertville, NJ 08530 able to identify electronic Potter & Hillman Ford, Rte State, Trenton, NJ 08808. SWIM INSTRUCTOR - the Reji! Entitle 0977 Stock sales. Organization interview. 609-655-3390 components, have clean 130, Hightstown. 609-448- Closing date is July 7, wanted for childrens les- scclion «f DATA ENTRY sons at home pool, Prin- clean-up. Apply: American CLIENT SUPPORT - As- DMV record, own car. M- 0940 RECEPTIONiST/Secretary 1993.AA/EOE this newspaper. ceton, looking for cheerful, Sew-Vac Ctr, Princeton sociate. For Princeton F, 9-5:30, S8/hr. EOE. M/ - for design firm in Hamil- Need key person for Pubi- OFFICE COORDINATOR SECRETARY - Pleasant & exp'd person who enjoys Shopping Center. consulting firm. Experi- F/V/H. 609-734-7434 ton. Must be personable, cations Services Depart- organized person needed children. 609-924-6391 enced applicant must be JUNIOR LOAN Processor hardworking and able to ment to learn Advertising Part-time doesn't have to as church secretary. TEACHER - Arithmetic. proficient in Macintosh Mi- - To assist vice president use a MAC. Send resume Order Entry and Layout. be boring! Try working WordPerfect exp. a must. Peddie Summer School, crosoft Word. Candidate 2 years experience in loan to: Denby Assoc. PO Box Requires good basic key- Mondays and Fridays from Flexibility & the ability to starting 6/30. Cai! Dr. Mar- OFFICE COORDINATOR must have exc. interper- documentation necessary. 3722, Princeton, NJ board skills, meticulous at- 9:00AM-5:00PM at a relate to others is needed tin 609-490-7520 sonal skills, telephone WordPerfect, Lotus & newspaper office. The 08543. Part-time doesn't have to be boring! Try tention to detail, the ability for this diverse & challeng- TEACHER/JOB Coaches - manners, and be able to to work under pressure in Quattro Pro necessary. Hopewell Valley News and RECEPTIONIST/Secretary working Mondays and Fridays from 9:00 ing position. Hrs 9am to Behavioraliy oriented, spe- work in a fast paced envi- a fast-paced deadline- Send resume to: Carnegie The Lawrence Ledger with growing potential for A.M. - 5:00 P.M. at a newspaper office. 4pm daily. $10/hr. Send cialized employment pro- ronment as a team player. oriented environment, and Bank. P.O Box 5282. Prin- share a pleasant office in company providing info resume to Personnel gram for adults with au- The Hopewell Valley News and The Law- Please fax resumes to good interpersonal skills to ceton, NJ 0B540, Att: Lou the Pennytown Shopping services to the health care Committee, 471 Parkway tism is seeking teacher/job rence Ledger share a pleasant office in 609-896-3867, or call 609- interface with advertising, Signore village in Pennington and industry. WordPerfect ex- Ave. Trenton NJ 08618. coaches. BA in social sci- the Pennytown Shopping village in Pen- 896-2122. credit, production, and edi- LANDSCAPE & NURS- are looking for someone to perience preferred. Com- SECRETARY - Full time nington and are looking for ^someone to torial staffs. Send resume answer phones, help the petitive salary & benefits. ence field preferred. Spe- ERY Work - Knowledge of for Child Care Center. cialized training provided. answer phones, help the editorial and the CONSTRUCTION - Swim- with salary history to Jane equipment, pesticide ap- editorial and the advertis- Send resume to: Office Typing, some computer, advertising staffs and deal with the pub- McGuigan, c/o Princeton ing staffs and deal with the Manager, HIT, 100 Canal Excellent benefits. Send ming pool, willing to work, plicator license helpful. F/T telephone and organiza- resume: Att: Director, Packet, 300 Witherspoon year round work. Allen- public. For more informa- Pointe Blvd, Princeton, NJ lic. For more information call Jane will train. Call days be- tion skills required. Span- Eden Wercs, 1 Logan Dr, St., PO Box 350, Prince- town, NJ area. Call 609- tion call Jane McGuigan at 08540. No phone calls or McGuigan at 609-924-3244, Ext. 188. tween 8pm-10pm 609- ish an asset. 609-448- Princeton NJ 08540 275-4233 - ton, NJ 08542 259-9204. 609-924-3244, Ext. 188. agencies please. EOE 6226 10 The Franklin News-Record Friday, July 9, 1993

too Help Wanted Healthcare 110 Healthcare us Help Wanted 115 Help Wanted 120 Childcare 150 Merchandise 150 Merchandise 150 Merchandise TRUCK DRIVER - CDL li- & Education & Education Part Time Part Time Wanted Mart Mart Mart cense req'd. Nursery stock. P/T, F/T. Allentown, HEBREW TEACHER - For SPEECH & LANGUAGE CLERICAL - Part time po- SOCIAL SERVICES - RESPONSIBLE - Elderly AIRLINE TICKET - One HOUSE ITEMS - Kenmore PATIO FURNITURE - 5th & 6th grade Reading; way US Air. Philly to Se- NJ area. 609-259-9204 Pathologist/Therapist - Full sition, Tax/Finance De- Substitute job coaches - to woman needed to oc- microwave, dishwshr, GE Light grey PVC patio set, also Hebrew School Coor- attle. July 4th, for female. WAITRESS/BARTENDER time position in private partment. Diversified du- work with adults with au- casionally babysit our 2 yr stove, VCR, Sears riding 42" round table w/4 dinator: detail-oriented S200/BO. 609-396-9705 - Part time, Monday only, clinic & remedial school in ties. Computer data entry tism in work program. Col- old son in our Plainsboro lawn mower. All under 5 chairs, umbrella & chair person for administrative Princeton. Clinical experi- experience a plus. This is lege degree preferred, ex- home. Must have own ANDERSON WINDOWS - yrs old. exc cond. Call cushions incl. Great cond. 10-4. Please call Sandy, tasks. Call Rabbi Margolin. ence, MACCC preferred not a dull job. Flexible perience with develop-: transporation. English Doors, skylights, Dows & Lois or Tony 609-683- $250. Call 908-329-8123 609-799-8315 908-359-0420. but willing to interview & hours. Please call 609- mentai disabilities. Send speaking preferred. Call Bays, Discount to 50% off 9055 PERENNIALS - And Day- ZONING OFFICER - Part train qualified recent grad- 497-7625. Applications are resume to New Horizon in MEDICAL OFFICE - Oph- 609-799-7375. list. Jay, 1-800-220-8707 JACUZZI - With pump, lilies in Bloom! 700+ Vari- time, Washington Town- uate in muitisensory thera- available at the Tax Office, Autism, 2050 Prospect thalmology group looking RESPONSIBLE, LOVING BABY FURNITURE - Belli- white, new, heart shaped, eties to Select From. ship, Mercer County, to py techniques & clinical Borough of Princeton, 1 Plains Rd, Cranbury NJ for F/T billing & A/R staff Person Wanted - to pick ni. Exc cond, cream col- $500. 609-530-0613, 587- Robin Meadow Farm. 46 administer and enforce the testing. Send resume to: Monument Dr, Princeton, 08512 zoning regulations of the for Hightstown office. Oph- up 4 yr old at school &. ored crib, rocking chair, 7994 Van Lieu's Rd, East Am- The Lewis Clinic & School, NJ 08542. Application WAREHOUSE/Tnventory township. Salary range thalmic assistant &/or bring him to his home in dresser/changing table/ JONES FURNITURE well. 609-466-9554. : 53 Bayard Lane, Prince- deadline June 30, 1993. help. Must be licensed $4QO0-$7OOO. Contact the technicians also wanted. Riverside section of Prin- bookcase. S500/BO. 609- 133 Rte 130 Bordentown RAINBOW VACUUM; - ton, jv)J_08540 An equaS opportunity Em- driver - own transportation. Township Clerk at 609- Experience Necessary, ceton. Hours daily from 4- 298-1991 609-298-5588 With power nozzle. New Top salary, commensurate SPEECH-LANGUAGE ployer. M/F/H/V Non smoking environment. 7:15 at $9/hr. Must have 259-7082 BABY STROLLER - Play- $1229. Sacrifice $599, with qualifications. Com- Therapist position avail- Rocky Hill Location. Call own car & ability to start COUNTER Person/Cash- pen, double stroller, infant Sumter Gallery 215-295-8676 ^_ 105 Retail plete benefits package. able on a part time basis. George at 609-921-8889 Aug. 16th. 609-497-7352 ier - Gourmet shop, Cran- seat & more. All exc. 8 PC BEDROOM SETS REFRIGERATORS' - Please respond by mail to: Please call PACE Educa- Employment bury. Mon/Fri/Sat, 6:30am- 120 cond. 609-520-8727 SOLID CHERRY Washers, dryers, iair The Eye Care Center, 500 tional Services at 609-396- Childcare 125 Childcare 1:30 609-395-5575 BAHAMA CRUISE - 5 $4995 (now $2695) conds, ranges, guar. Can SALES HELP - In health W. Main St. Freehold, NJ 3111 Wanted & Domestic CUSTOMER SERVICE -Ft days/4 nights, overbought, deliver. 908-685-8038 food store. Some experi- 07728. Attn: Personnel T. Looking for two indi- BABYSITTER - Needed to Services corporate rates to public. ALSO SOLID CHERRY SOFA - 95in, tan cordu- ence with natural foods viduals. No exp. neces- heplful. Hours 10:30am- MEDICAL RECEPTUN- TEACHER - Private Chris- take care of 2 yr old baby CHILDCARE - Parenting Limited tickets. & OAK BY SUMTER roy, exc cond. Loose seat sary, will train. Must have 7pm, Mon-Fri. Starting sal- IST - Immediate op ning, tian nursery school in girl. Reliable nonsmoker information and much $279aouple. 407-767- DINING RM SETS & back cushions. S200. f good telephone voice. ary $8/hr. For info call p/t position, 20-25 .rs/wk. Cranbury seeks Teacher preferred. College student more! The Delaware Val- 8100 x683, Mon-Sat, 9am- WITH SERVER 908-940-1221 908-464-3370^ Starting Salary $/.50/hr. for 3 yrs old program. Cer- Must be flex, to work eves welcome. 609-497-0909 ley Parents Guide, New 10pm Must type. 609-426-0812 tification in early childhood & weekends. Call 609- BABYSITTER FOR 2 HECUNEFt & HUGGERS SOLOFLEX - With all at- monthly magazine. Now BAR - Dark wood + black. for interview. education required. Please 655-3390 boys, 3 yrs & 16 mos. In SWSVEL & ROCK tachments. $750. Dan 110 Healthcare on sale at newsstands. S100/BO. 908-422-0961 send resume to: CPNS, our home, 10hrs/wk. 15 colors, truck load sale. 609-397-S260 & Education MEDICAL RECEPTION- DATA ENTRY - American Subscriptions avail. 609- leave message. IST - Needed for Optomet- P.O. Box 387, Cranbury, List Counsel, inc. is seek- Please Cali Birgit with refs, $589.95, (now $199). Lex- SPEAKERS - 2 KLH 835-4554 215-343-8400 BICYCLE - Men's 10 ric office. Some eves and NJ 08512. ing individuals who are in- 609-924-0641 ington & Stanley also Model 12, Exc. cond. B/O. HOUSECLEANING -Avail. speed Schwinn $125. 609- 609-448-5454. weekends. Computer TEACHING ASST/ Substi- terested in working as part available. Null solid oak & CHILD CARE - Mature, Excellent refs, good expe- 393-0501 MENTAL HEALTH knowlege preferred. 609- tute - Princeton Montes- time temp, data entry sup- cherry end tables, $159. STAIRMASTER PT4000 energetic, loving person rience. Mon-Sat 609-989- 921-3233 ask for Sue. sori School is reviewing port for various depts. BIKE FRAMES for sale, C- Flex Steel Sofas with reading rack and floor needed to care for 3 lively 1228, or 215-788-0865 SERV Centers on NJ, a MEDICAL RECEPTION- applications for a part time These positions will run dale 3.0, 54, Rossin SL mat. Hardly used $2300. toddlers in our Belle Mead HOUSEKEEPING - Clean- Behavioral Healthcare IST - Part time, approx 12 teaching assistant, gym- approx 1 week plus and 54. Both with BB & HS. Free Delivery! Dave 609-243-9600 home. Full time, M-F, ing by woman with 10 yrs Corporation, has the fol- hrs/wk. Medical terminol- nastics teacher, dance, are usually and an on call- good pay. Nonsmoker. Ron eves 908-874-7159 Credit Cards Accepted STOVE - Hotpoint electric, experience. Own transp. lowing openings in our ogy/computer experience and substitutes for Fall basis. If you have excel- Refs requiared. 908-302- BOOK SHELVES - File Visa-MasterCard 40", 2 ovens, self-cleaning Good refs. Call Carmen, Middlesex County offics. preferred. Call 609-448- 1993. if you enjoy young lent D/E skills, some tele- 1940 cabinets. Big toy cabinet. & Discover oven, coppertone, like phone customer contact 609-586-4469 Child swivel chair, student new. $200. 609-896-0680 7465 children and light detail, CHILD CARE - Summer KING SIZE - Platform bed, we would like to hear from and can be flexible to our desks, new computer cen- NURSE - For physicians position, (afternoons- early 130 Resumes desk, 609-655-1588. TABLE - 48" • diameter ASSISTANT CLINICAL you. Send cover letter and schedule please contact ter, butcher block table, office in Cranbury and eves) for 4 yr old boy. KITCHEN - All wood cher- Blond Butcher Block COORDINATOR - (Group resume to: Princeton Mon- Nancy Stevens between A JOB-GETTING Resume wall mirrors, exc micro- Princeton. Must have own Warm, responsible, good ry cabinets: Corian Maple, Doweled, cast iron Homes and Apts - tessori School, Attn Per- 9:00 am and noon at 908- and coverletter; offer pro- convector oven, sculpture transportation and be able driver, nonsmoker. Experi- counter & sink. All appli- pinapple base, exc cond. Responsibilities include in- sonnel Dept., 487 Cherry 874-4300. No Agencies ducing interview skills; em- pedistal. 609-921-0211 to work some evenings. ence & refs req'd. In Prin- ances. 609-737-1441. 4 maple chairs. GE Dual- take assessments; devel- Valley Rd. Princeton, NJ Please. ployer-finding research; BRAND NEW Kenmore Excellent benefits. Call ceton, close to town. Call LEATHER AND Wicker liv. wave II microwave, 1 yr opment of preliminary ser- 08540. custom-built job campaign; refrigerator. Dave 609- Harriette at 609-655-1616 DELI POSITION - Wine, 609-683-1935, iv msg rm. set, sectional sofa old. Fpl irons. Berber rug, vice plans; liaison activi- Deli/gourmet shop seeks goal-oriented career guid- 243-9600 beige, 8'X12' w/mat, 100% ties; individual and group NURSES - RN's & LPN's - CHILD CARE Needed - ance. Individual attention. Round glass top table etc. energetic, friendly person CABLE TV EQUIPMENT - wool, good cond. Pull counseling, including RN 7am-3:30pm, 1 or 2 115 Help Wanted Loving, energetic, creative Featured by the Princeton $1200. 215-257-7243 for Tues, Thurs, Fri 5-9, Converter & Accessories. down ext. light, never emergency and crisis in- days weekends. Also LPN Part Time & responsible person to Packet's Business Sec- LOFT BED,^ Queen size, Sat 12:30-9. Call 609-799- AH makes & models. Great used. 609-895-9725 after tervention; coordination of or RN, 3prn-11pm, every care f/t for 3 yr old & 2 mo tion. Niels Nielsen, Prince- 4 poster, free 'standing, "*~~ AAA 0530 Prices. Call for free cata- 12 noon. treatment planning; and other weekend. Sunnyfieid old in our Lawrenceville ton Management Consult- natural wood, exc cond. P/T SALES DIETARY AIDE -3:30pm- logue. 1-800-972-2779 TEAK DINING RM - Table, maintenance of clinical Nursing Home, Cranbury, home. Nonsmoker. Car & ants, Inc. 609-924-2411 $200. 908-274-2726 Seeking money-motivated 8pm, will train. 908-369- CAMERAS - Bronica 6 chairs, stands at 102", files. Requirements in- 609-395-0641 refs req'd. Start end fo RESUMES UNLIMITED - MAHOGANY (2) - Repro- hard workers. Represent 8711 ETRS w/3 backs, prism, good cond. $200. 609- clude a Masters Degree in OFFICE ASST - For busy June. Call 609-520-8453 Writing of accomplish- duction Victorian love the Number 1 auto club 50mm & 75mm lenses, 275-6442. a mental health related Pediatric practice F/T DRIVER CHiLDCARE - F/T care for ment-oriented resumes, seats w/matching marble nationwide. 17V£ hours/ speed grip, shades, exc, TRACTOR - Case 224, field with two years of di- Mon-Fri, no eves. Benefits PART TIME our 3 yr o!d & 3 mo old in typesetting, printing on Ex- top table, $2400/BO. 609- week. $1650. Bronica S2A w/ 799-3448 high drive/42" deck, snow rect clinical service experi- & vacation. Responsibili- » Guaranteed salary The Princeton Packet is our loving Kendall Park ecutive Class papers, on- ties incl filing, answering 75mm lens & 2 backs, caster, sweeper, weights, ence and experience in • Generous commissions seeking a driver who is home. Nonsmoker, must line job search, employer phones, taking patients to $425. Also Nikon 35mm MENS BIKE - 10 spd, chains. $2495 firm. Call psycho-social rehabilita- and bonuses able to work a flexible part drive, refs. Call 908-422- databases. Estab. in'1977. rooms, typing desirable. equipment. 609-396-7369 strong, well built, good 609-896-3932 tion. Resumes to the at- • Top producers earn bet. time schedule. Current 0156. ___ 609-448-0701 Send resume to: Send re- schedule call for days, CAMPING EQUIPMENT - working cond for tall man. TREADMILLS - Buy Di- tention of: Carla Matviak, $200-$350/week. CHILDCARE - In my plies to Box 41, c/o Packet Wednesday, Thursday 135 Situations 8x10 wall tent, coolers, $75/BO. 609-924-2568 rect. Quality treadmills in- ACSW, Clinical Coordina- 2 shifts avail. M-F, 9am- Roosevelt home 4 days/ Publications, PO Box 350, and Friday each week. An stove, lantern, heater. MORE fabulous clothing - clude delivery & service. tor. 12:30pm or Mon-Thurs, wk for 3 boys. Live out Wanted Princeton, NJ 08540. excellent driving record is 609-448-7305 Iv msg. women all sizes and men Other exercise equipment 5:30-9pm and Sat 609-448-8417 KIRBY - 1 yr old. Paid sizes 38-44. Linens, row- required. Duties include CANDY MACHINES - (7) & training programs avail- 9:30am-1pm. Call Rob CHILDCARE - Live out S850 sell S350. Everything ing machine, pine table ASSISTANT RESIDENCE making delivers and some 4 Segment,, $150 each. able. Call 609-737-7447. OFFICE MANAGER - Now 609-936-1737 nanny, F/T beginning end incl. 908-636-2036 and chairs, typewriter, COORDINATOR - Re- lifting. You must be de- 609-893-11468 WALL UNIT - Entertain- Needed full time for busy ACCOUNTING CLERK - pendable. For more infora- of August. FvSanville loc. ODD JOBS - Yardwork, paddle fans, bbq grill and ment center with bar & sponsibilities Include CHILDREN/Women Cloth- medical office. Must be Afternoons for growing tion about this opportunity Care for 5 yr old before & light moving, jobs wanted. 9'X12' Oriental rug, books. lights, matching tables scheduling and coordina- thoroughly knowlegable ing - Very good quality. Credit Union. Minimum 2 please call mr. Bob Niels- after school & 2 yr old all S9/hr. Give me a try! Call 609-936-8199 3450/BO. 609-466-0144 tion of the Activities of with all aspects of running Womens size 6-8, Twin years exp. Great place to en at 609-924-3244, ext day. Must have own trans- 609-683-5312 Dave. WASHER & DRYER - Residence Counselors a medical office. Should girls, size 0-12 months. work! Send resume to: 163 or Mr. Joe Kieinkauf portation, childcare exp & TWO HARDWORKING MOVING - And storage Kenmore. Heavy duty Ig and drivers; responding to be. proficient in computer Two of everything. 609- Operations Manager, PO at ext 308. refs. Call eves 908-526- College Students - Look- boxes for sale. Volume maintenance issues in use. Familiarity with Word- 683-9506 capacity. $75 for both. Box 788, Hightstown, NJ 8621 ing for all types of odd discounts. Call 609-771- group homes and apart- Perfect a definite advan- 609-497-2161 08520. RETAIL/SUPEROPTICAL CHILDCARE - Wanted: jobs. If interested please COPIER - Mita. Loaded 4440 ments; purchasing sup- tage. Must be experienced ANIMAL HOSPITAL - - Has openings for Sales, Fun, energetic responsible with extra features. Like MOVING - Must sell: May- WASHER/DRYER - Stack plies; and interacting with in medical insurance bill- call Can 609-883-6805 or Needs P/T Asst. 2-3 Cashier, Lab Techs. Expe- person with car to care for new, $1500/BO. 609-924- tag washer & dryer, full sz stand, apt size, Whirlpool. landlord and community ing and bookkeeping. Sean 609-497-6320 weekdays from 4:30-8pm rience not necessary, we 8 & 10 yr old children from 3600 ext 419. boxspring & mattress, Purchased 9/92, still under agencies. Requirements Please send resume, and or 9:30pm & alternate will train. Flexible hours, 1-6pm Mon-Fri. Good sal- 140 Business DINING ROOM - Henre- warranty. S500/BO. 609- include Bachelor's degree, 2 letters of recommenda- books, bicycle, rugs, weekends. Saturdays friendly environment. Ideal ary, exc children refs req. don 70" oval table + 3 490-0391 in human services field tion to Box 026, c/o Pack- Opportunities Samps. 609-683-4523. 8:30am-3:30pm, Sun 1-2 for friendly, energetic per- 609-275-8479 leaves & pads. 2 arm MOVING SALE - 3 pc WHIRLPOOL - Washer & with 1-3 years experience et Publications, PO Box BIG BUSINESS -' Big in- hrs in morning. Job incl: son. Call Matt, Mike, or chairs, 4 side chairs, tradi- sofa, bedroom sets/mat- gas dryer, exc cond, ask- in psycho-social rehabilita- 350, Princeton, NJ 08540. CHILDCARE NEEDED - come. $75K potential. Be- assisting doctors, basic Naomi at 609-520-0014. tional design, fine details. tress sets, a/c 12,000 ing S400/BO for both. 609- tion. Resumes to the at- OPTICIAN/Trainee - for Seeking f/t live-out nanny come part of a rapidly tention of: Lance Nelson, lab work, animal care & OFFICE ASST - Small ed- for 5 mo. old girl starting $1800. 609-895-1677. BTUs, almost brand new, 799-6245 aft 6pm wkdys optometrist's offices, eves growing real estate invest- Residence Coordinator. clean-up, will train. Apply ucational consulting com- mid Aug. in my Law- END OF SEASON - Sale. misc. items. 609-275-1187 and wknds. Call 609-921- ment co. Our money, split 155 Computers Kingston Animal Hospital, pany seeks skilled, inde- renceville home. Loving, June 19th-25th. All Mer- MOVING SALE - Every- profit. Call 908-591-2341. 3233 ask for Sue. Rte 27, Kingston, NJ. 609- pendent worker for gen- warm reliable nonsmoker. chandise Half Price! June thing must go by 7/15. 3 APPLE II E - Monitor and Both position require a FLOWER & GIFT Shop - valid drivers license and PHYSICIAN - Busy Bariat- 924-7415. era! office duties incl pro- Exp. & refs req'd. Reas. 27-July 1, All Items $4 or pc. wall unit, 42" glass printer, runs great, perfect In Washington Crossing, good driving record. Excel- ric & General Practice, f/t ASST BOOKKEEPER - cessing and filling book or- hours, good salary, paid Less. July 2nd & 3 Fill a dining table & chairs, 6 pc. for student, or new busi- Pa. Great location. Must lent benefits package plus position, no Wednesdays Permanent p/t. Must have ders. Knowledge of word holidays & vacation. Call Bag for $3. Closing Noon oak bdrm set with queen ness. Includes books and sell. 215-493-2168 Iv msg bonuses. Please send re- or weekends. South River hands-on computer exp., processing a must. 3-4 609-844-0886 July 3rd. Nearly New bed, Teak bookshelves, programs. $300. 609-683- sume and salary require- area. 908-254-1030, ask telephone skills, pleasant days/wk. Competitive sal- CHILDCARE NEEDED for MEDICAL BILLING Shop, 234 Nassau, Prin- 20" Zenith console tv. No 0804 ments to: for Sharon. nonsmoking office. EOE. ary. Contact Outcomes full time eves. 3 children. EMC-America is THE ceton, Mon-Sat, 10-5pm. reasonable offer refused. AT&T 6300 - 20 meg HD, Flex hrs, benefits. 609- Associates, PO Box 7285, 609-936-9378 Iv msg. PREMIER COMPANY in FLOWER COOLER - 609-737-6841 CGA Color monitor, mod- SERV Centers of NJ RECEPTIONIST - Full 466-8408 Princeton, NJ 08543. CHILDCARE/NANNY - Electronic Clearinghouse Glass front, Bush cooler, ern printer $350, AT&T 1681 Route 27 Time - Needed for busy OFFICE CLEANERS - P/ Loving, responsible^ per- Filing with an excellent 25 exc cond, $1000. 609- MOVING SALE - Pine Day Unix PC 7300, 4 med HD, Edison NJ 08817 family practice in Plains- T. Princeton area. Must son to care for 10 week year record, user friendly 921-6174 Bed with new mattresses. orig. software $500. 908- BANKING - Part time, re- have exp. & own transp. software, and new proven boro. Must type. 8:30- turn item/adjustment clerk old infant in my Kendall FOR SALE - Crocodile Redwood Patio Set - gray 874-5229 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY 4:30. Call 609-275-8100 Call 609-737-2650 Iv msg. Park home. Live-out hrs. field tested marketing. handbag - Persian black stain, new cushions, in- COLOR ZEROS 386 '• lap for growing credit union. $30,000 parttime to over AFFIRMATIVE ACTION RECEPTIONIST - P/T for PERSONAL ASST - approx. 8-5, M-F. Non- % fur jacket, size 14. cludes chaise lounge. top. 4MB RAM, 80 MB 10 key accuracy and $80,000 fulitime. Invest- EMPLOYER dental office in Beile Needed for home-based smoker, refs & transp. Hanging stained glass Weber Gas BBQ Grill - hard disc, windows, soft- speed required. Experi- ment is $5950 plus PC. Mead. Mature person pre- business. Must be inter- req'd. 908-297-3024. lamps, many othes items. like new Whirlpool Side.by ware included. $2800. ence helpful, will train right Options include dental, ferred. Call Dr. Peterson. ested in art/antiques, ca- IMMEDIATE P/T Childcare 908-905-9181 Side Refrigerator - Ice, person. Afternoons. Send on-site installation and 609-989-9190 Iv. msg. • 908-359-6521 resume to: Manager, GPS, pable on IBM, organized - In my home. 3-5 days, FREE-Circa 1950 Caloric water in door. New striped IBM 286 Clone - 20MB SERV w/bookkeeping ability; training, and established CENTEA6 OF NEW JERSEY. IWC PO Box 788, Hightstown, occasional eves. 8 yr old gas range. Works fine. tradional sofa HP Deskjet HD, 1MB RAM, dual flop- RECEPTIONIST/ASST - Convincing on telephone, Clients. Call 816-283-9975 Printer. Call 609-520-8308 For busy Princeton optom- NJ 08520. & 19 mo. old. Must have Perfect for vacation cabin, pys, mouse, Okidata pjint- w/a good attitude. Send for information by mail. (eves) 215-823-8901 etrists' office. F/T position refs & own transportation. etc. 908-359-7137 er, $350. 609-497-9122 ASST GROUP LEADER - resume & salary require- NEIGHBORHOOD Deli - (days) involving some evening & Cali Susan, at 609-683- IBM-Type PCs • Built/re- Opening for Summer posi- BOOKKEEPER/Secretary ments to: Box 37, c/o Hamilton Twp area. Estab- FREEZER - 12 cubic ft, tion/poss. P/T hours in th weekends. Exc. benefits. 7859 Kenmore chest type, $75. paired/upgraded. Beats - P/T, General office op- Packet Publications, PO lished 50 years, turnkey MOVING TO FLORIDA Fall in partial care program Please call Pam 609-520- erations with some book- 609-936-9312 store prices. Fainsbert Box 350, Princeton, NJ LOOKING FOR - Resp, operation. Owner financ- Sale - Beautiful modem/ serving E.D. & D.D. Inner 1008. keeping & WP. Send re- mature, creative non- FURNITURE - Bedroom Computers. 201-873-2198 08540 ing available. 609-587- contemporary brass lamp city youth. Strong experi- RESIDENTIAL AIDE - Po- sume to New Horizons in smoker w/refs to care for 3. 1575 6am to 6pm 609- set w/single mates bed, stands about 6 ft tail on ence in mental health set- sition available im- Autism, 2050 Prospect PHARMACIST - NJ li- boys in Lawrenceville, 1 in 587-8074 after 6pm. dresser, desk & night- solid marble base, ideal 160 Merchandise ting required. Group work mediately at a Hilisboro Plains Rd, Cranbury NJ censed. 1 weekday, 2 school f/t, 1 in school 2 RACE HORSES - The ex- stand, $275. Kit table w/6 for sectional pit sofa. Orig- evenings, ocassional Sat. Wanted preferred. Send resume group home for 5 individu- 08512. mornings. 3-4 days/wk, citing sport of Harness chairs, $75. Double Lazy- inally priced at $1750. & Sun. Exc. working con- and cover letter to Molly als with physical dis- live-out, car needed. Sal- Racing. Serious investors boy reciiner, $125. Single Available for $375. Also ABC ORIENTAL CLERICAL - P/T. Prince- ditions. Penlar Pharmacy. McDougald, CGC of MC, abilities. Flexible full time ton area bank needs part ary neg. Start 9/1. 609- apply only. For information bed w/attached bookcase adult Solid wood bdrm set will pay the highest prices 609-895-0444. 100 Scotch Rd, Trenton hours with early AM. Call time person w/clerical 895-0983 after 5pm. & brochure, write to: V.P. wail unit, $75. 609-448- Mediterranean style with a for used & antique oriental NJ 08628. EOE Linda, UCP, at 908-879- skills for statement render- RECEPTIONIST - Part PROFESSIONAL AFRI- Enterprise, Racing Stable, 7305, Iv msg. lot of detail/carvings, triple rugs. 800-882-RUGS DENTAL ASST - Othodon- 2243 ing and light clerical du- time, M-F, 2pm-5:15pm, CAN American Couple - PO Box 1196, Hightstown, FURNITURE - Curjo cabi- dresser, 2 night tables, full AMERICAN FLYER & Lio- tic office. F/T, P/T. Good ties. Approx. 15-20 hrs/ S6/hr. Call Mark 609-896- Seek reliable childcare for net, mint cond, Drexel size headboard, two mir- nel Trains & Old toys. Call NJ 08520 rors. $675 or best reason- salary and benefits. Great week. Send letter of ap- 2700 sick days & occasional Heritage 7'x5'. Beveled 908-755-0346 aft 6pm or SOCIAL SERVICES - Pro- WISE POTATO Chip able offer. Raccoon fur career opportunity. 609- gram Assistant for Exer- plication to: Jennifer RECEPTIONIST - Skills in evenings/weekends, for 2 glass lighted & mirrored. Iv msg. Swayze, P.O. Box 5282, all office duties plus Word- Route - Established 20 coat size % full length. 924-0834. cise Awareness area. In- yr old son in Hightstown. Asking $1299. 609-452- ANTIQUE BOTTLES Princeton, NJ 08543-5093. Perfect. M-F, 9-1 pm. Send yrs, no territorial restric- Good cond. $85. Also Per- DENTAL RECEPTIONIST struct, train and supervise 201-802-7138 days, 609- 8591 wanted - Cork top, em- resume to: AGCA, 3635 tions, great investment. sian lamb fur jacket $50. - F/T w/some evenings. developmentally disabled 490-1165 eves FURNITURE - Sectional bossed. Search the attic, Quakerbridge Road, Tren- 609-393-5410 7am-3pm, For more information, Busy Hillsborough practice adults. One year experi- CLERICAL RELIABLE - Student to sofa w/marble lamp, $125; cellar. Jeff 609-924-5817 ton, NJ 08619 278-1084 aft 5pm. please call Karen or Mike needs energetic, friendly ence working with DD (Temporary) babysit for 9 & 5 yr old on full bed, super firm mat- 908-874-6053 after 5:00 person with dental experi- population, high school di- Phone, filing, typing, (MAC SUMMER PARK Program weekends and some 150 Merchandise tresses & frame, $125; CASH FOR - used cam- ence. Scheduling, insur- ploma, valid NJ drivers li- experience necessary), - Leader. Millstone Park weekdays. 609-799-6245 Mart Formica full storage head- pm. eras & all photo equip- ance, computer; Softdent cense and a clean driving and various other duties. Rec needs leader for 15- board, $100; Formica desk ORIENTAL RUGS - Kas- ment New or old. 1 pc. or AIR CONDITIONER - a plus. Good pay, bonus record required. $13,650. Flexible hours, possibility 20 young children. Arts, Information regarding & hutch, $125; Formica han, 9'x12', new, 100% whole studio. No Polaroid incentive, 401K. Albert In- Contact: Deborah Parker, for full time. Students wel- crafts, day trips and out- 8000 BTU, Kenmore, 2 yrs dresser, $150; Computer wool, hand-made, ivory/ or movie equipment. Call ternoscia, DMD, Call 908- Assistant Program Direc- come. Call Anna LeGoff at door activities. For inter- radon gas: (800) old, moved, mpst sell. desk w/hutch, $60. 609- peach, $750. Eves 908- 908-442-6141 please 874-4555. tor at 609-890-0697. 609-896-2100 ext 36 view call 908-S74-3822 648-0394 $225. 908-329-03^2 799-8202 874-5560 leave message.

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215 - Lost & Found 270- Building Services 330 - Auto Financing ,.J !/ucL:cise Mart 220 - Card of Thanks/in Memorium 275- Home Repairs 335- Autos Wanted RENTAiS 155- Computers 390- Pennsylvania Properties 100 - Help Wanted 280- Painting & Paperhanging 340- Autos For Sale Turn euery Wednesday through Friday 160- Merchandise Wanted 395 - Open Houses 105 • Retail Employment 2B5- Electricians 345- Motorcycles 445- Houses For Ren! to your local Time Off supplement 400 • Out-of-Staie Properties for these special classifications. 165- Musical Instruments 290 • Plumbing 350 - Tracks 450 - Townhouses & Condos For Rent 110 - Healthcare & Education 405- Resort Properties For Sate 20- Women b'eekinp Men 170- Collectibles 225 - Instruction & School & Camps 295 - Heating & Air Conditioning 355 - Machinery & Equipment 455 - Apartments For Rent 115- Help Wanted-Part Time 410- Businesses For Sale - 25- Men Seeking Women 175- Antiques 230- Piano Tuning 300 - Roofing & Siding 3S3O - Recreational Vehicles 450 - Rooms For Rent 120- Childcare Wanted 415- Office/Commercial For Sale 30- Men Seeking Men 180 - Garage Sales 235 - Furniture Restoration 365- Mobile Homes 465 - Garage/Storage For Rent 125 • Childcare & Domestic Services 305 - Moving & Hauling 420- Investment Properties 35- Women Seeking Women 185 • Flea Market & Rummage Sales 240 • Business & Commercial Services 379- Boats 470 - Apts./House to Share 130- Resumes 310 - Gardening & Landscaping 425- Real Estate Wanted 40 • Travel : 190- Produce 245- Financial Services 375- Airplanes 475- Housesitting 135- Situations Wanted 430-Land For Sale 45 - Personal Services 195 - Hay & Straw 250- Income Tax Services 480 - Office/Commercial For Rent 140- Business Opportunities 435 - Real Estate Services 50- Inns & Lodges 200- Farm Equipment 255 • Legal Services. REAliESTATEB 485- Land For Rent 315 - Auto Tires'SuppJies 440- Mortgages 60- Vacation Rentals 205 • Pets & Animals 260 - Special Services 320 • Auto Rental & Leasing 330 - Houses For Sale 490- Wanted to Rent 65- Catering & Entertainment 145 - Announcements 210 - Horses & Livestock 265- Home Services 325 - Auto Repairs/Services 385 - Townhouses & Condos For Sale 70 - Music & Dramatic Instruction Friday, July 9, 1993 The Frankiin News-Record 11

160 Merchandise 165 Musical i80Garage Sales 205 Pets& 270 Building 310 Gardening & 340 Autos For Sale 340 Autos For Sale Wanted Instruments Animals Services Landscaping BELLE MEAD - Sat, 6/26. MONMOUTH JCT - Sat, 6/ CHEVROLET CELEBRITY MERCEDES 420SEL '87 - BUYING GOLD JEW- PIANO - Lester Spinet. 9-4, 14 Hillcrest Rd. Items 26 & Sun. 6/27, 9-3pm. KITTENS - Exotic, short- ASPHALT, STONE & CUT MASTER LAWN '88 - Perfect car for your Mint cond. Taupe and ELRY - Diamonds & Dia- Dark finish, exc. cond w/ incl 1968-71 Barbies, 1st Something for every room hair, brown tabby $400. Concrete Driveways -New CARE - Summer Special. graduating son/daughter. saddle. 86K mi, $20,000. mond jeweiiy. High Cash Stool. $500. 609-448-7305 day covers, 12800 BTU A/ in the housel Exercise Red tabby longhair $300. installation, rsurfacing and Anything under 1 acre $20 Sporty but safe, seats 6 & Call 609-298-5109 Prices Paid - our only Iv msg. __ C Unit, China cabinet, equip, china, posters, Call 201-875-8313 expansions. Sealing. Esti- cut Anything over 1 acre gets 25-30 mpg. Looks MERCEDES 450 SLC 76 books & much, much business is buying quality PIANO REPOSSESION & chair, dinette, baby items; KITTENS - Female 10 mates at your conve- $25/acre. Service incl. cut- great, runs great many - White w/red int, sunrf, more! Roya! Oaks at jewelry, so we must pay Liquidation-Yamaha- crib, stroller, car seat No wks, leukemia neg, shots, nience. Call The Tree ting, edging, trimming. Call new parts. Must sea! loaded, car phone, new Henderson Rd. 4710 Twin mote. Prof I service - certi- KawaMNurlteer-Kimball & earlybirds. wormed, long hair cafico Company, 609-443-9083 today for ref. list. 609-727- $5000/BO. 609-799-6595 ieath bucket seats. A clas- Oaks Ct. _____ fied Gemoiogist on pre- Pre-owned Steinway. 609- DAYTON - Sat & Sun 6/26 cat 908-369-4479 BACKHOE SVC - Day-wk 1821 CHEVY CAMARRO '87 - sic, must see to appreci- mises. All transactions 695-7456 & 6/27, 9-5, 140 Georges MOVING SALE - Dresser, KITTENS - Himalayans, or by the job. Pipework, EMPIRE TREE & LAND- V6, auto, air, louvers, exc, ate! $13,500. Call 609- confidential. Convenient PIANOS Rd. Household, crafts, TV stand, antique sew Flame point $100. sweet septic systems, etc, 908- SCAPE - Complete tree & cond, 90K mi, $2900. 609- 396-9411 10am-9pm, or location. Call for more info • 25-used pianos to some collector's items & machine, stereo, linens, friendly. Good w/ children. 972-8845 609-259-1617 stump removal, pruning, 799-2953 215-321-6967 - 609-396-0950 choose from antiques. etc! Sat / Sun daytime. Rt 609-448-8682 CUSTOM CARPENTRY - cabling, feeding & site MERCEDES BENZ 350 specializing in quality CHEVY CAPRICE CLAS- DOLLS - Want to buy . SPINETS-upright EAST WINDSOR - 201 to So. Bruns Mali take KITTENS - To good home clearing. Reasonable SIC '75 - Loaded, red con- SL 72 - Convertible Clas- decks, basements, gen- ihose orphans in the attic. • GRANDS-from $650.00 Buxton Dr. Sat/Sun, 6/26- Wynwood Rd; 2ndright o n only. Call 609-393-0501 rates, year round service. vertible, very good shape. sic. Perfect cond. Please Pre 1970 please. Call 609- • NEW PIANOS-from 27, 8am-4pm. Moving Foxtail. Bidg 8, Apt 64. LABRADORS - AKC, yel- eral carpentry work, etc. Free est Aged firewood/ $6900/BO. 609-587-7794 caO 609-278-0510. 275-0641 Iv msg. $1270.00 sale. Lots of great stuff MOVING SALE - Furni- low and black pups. All Reasonable rates. Free mulch also available. Free CHEVY LUMINA '90 - V6, MERCURY SABLE '88 - " LAWRENCEVILLE - Mov- FREEHOLD from A to Z! ture, household goods, puppy shots given. Hips estimates. References & delivery. Cal! 609-896- auto, frt whl dr., air, alarm, Excellent condition, tan w/ 1640 ing sale. 9am-4pm, Sat 6/ MUSIC CENTER GARAGE SALE - Belle tools & bikes. Everything and eyes guaranteed. The portfolio. Wade - 908-281- cruise, 63K mi., exc, leather int, pw, a/c, cruise 26, Sun 6/27. 6 Devon 908-462-4730 Mead, June 25, 26, 27. 9- must go. 609-497-3466 best of the best, bom 9813 . GENERAL LAWN & Gar- $5900. 609-799-2953 control, 65K mi, $5900/ Ave. Applicances, camper, 5pm. Ciothss, toys & MOVING SALE - Some- Juns 5, 1993. $450. 908- CUSTOM MARBLE and den Maintenance - Sprimg CHRYSLER CORDOBA BO. 609-466-2746, please -exercise gym, luggage, hcjsehold items. 31 River- thing for everyone. 86 369-3954 fie - Marble, granite ce- & Gutter Cleanups, Tree- 79 - Exc cond, fuliy load- leave message. xmas & much more. J7J[ CoiiectibSesJ work, Brush removal, Ro- 1 ew Terr, off Hillsboro Rd. Knickerbocker Dr, Belle ROTTWEILER PUPS - ramics. Sales and installa- ed, new battery, low mile- MITSUBISHI CORDIA '85 NORDIC TRACK WANT- BASEBALL CARDS - Mead. 9am-4pm, Sat & tion. Best quality and pric- totilling, Mulching, Plant- age, garaged, 1 owner, HIGHTSTOWN - Block AKC, males & females. ing, RR ties, Patios, - Great car, runs well. "ED - Good condition. Call Large collection. 28,000 Yard Sale. Taylor Ave. off Sun, 6/26-27, rain or Parents on premises. es. For free estimate cal! $950. 609-655-8527. cards! Retail value $6800 Walks, Free est Ramirez 103K mi, $1300. 609-497- 609-683-8807. South St Sat & Sun, June shine. $400. 609-268-2608 908-422-7760 CORVETTE '84 - Not your 1785, or 609-924:5141 by computer inventory. Bros. 609-466-4283 normal vette. 46K orig mi, OFFICE EQUIPMENT - 26 & 27th, 9am-3pm. PLAINSBORO 163 Tho- SAMOYED - Needs loving DONALD GiERSCH - Car- HOFFMANS" Landscaping MITSUBISHI PRECIS Will not breakup collection. HILLSBORO - Sat,7/3, penter for 40 yrs. All types 1 owner, own a vertially Canon NP350F 30ppm Comp. software incl. in reau Dr, The Brittany, Sat home. Exc. health, neu- and lawn service. Call '88 - exc oend, hatchback, copier w/sorter, $1950; 9am-1pm. 109 Eastwick tered. For info, call 908- of carpentry. Windows, brand new corvette for 5 spd, am/fm tape, car price. Collection has in- 6/26, 8am, Rain or shine. doors cabinets, etc. Re- 908-369-8737 Southwestern Bell Free- creased in value 30% per Ct, In Weybridge Townho- More fabulous clothes for 874-6888 - $10,500. Days 609-448- phone, 100K mi, $1800. dom Phone System (base mes off Triangle Rd. Furni- pairs, complete remodel- JACOBS TREE - Total 2790 or {eves & wknds) 908-329-3461 before 9pm, yr. for 4 continuous yrs. men sizes 38-44, women YELLOW LAB - Reg., 6 ing or restoration. We are tree & shrub care. Rea- unit w/3 extensions), No dealers/serious inves- ture: beautiful walnut all sizes, paddle fans, bbq mo old male. Has all 609-448-2843 leave message. "solid wood" bedroom set, insured, lied with refs. Call sonable rates. Fully in- $450; Toshiba T1000 w/int tors oniyl $3000. 1960 grill, linens. Oriental rug shots, needs loving home. CUTLASS SUPREME '82 NISSAN 240SX '89% - 2 mirrors, triple dresser, 609-259-7557 • sured. Free estimates. modem and case, $300. thru 1985. Call 609-448- 9X12, pin© table and 609-799-5911,10am-9pm. 609-737-6988 - 2 dr, a/c, am/fm cass, p/ red, mint cond, fully load- Call 609-683-9191. headboard & 2 night chairs, rowing machine, GENERAL CONTRAC- 2975 210 LARGE VARIETY of tropi- S, p/b, $800. Call 609-587- ed, 26K mi., station car, PANASONIC - Phone/fax stands, end tables, also typewriter, housewares, Horses & TOR - All phases of inte- 9124 UNERANA - Lifetime col- den end tables & ultra cal plants are back at $8900. 908-821-8476 for sale w/guarantee, exc lection 125 pieces, many books and more. Last Livestock rior and exterior horns im- DATSUN 300ZX '84 - NISSAN SENTRA '84 - cond, nearly new. $300. modern; lamp solid marble chance, moving. Every- provements, additions & Packard's Farmers. 135, on Titanic, rare books & base, racoon coat, Per- CASH PAID - for horses, 206 South Somenrille. 105K mi, looks great in & $950. 609-936-9692 609-6B3-5420 posters, many In orig thing in great cond. and decks. Fully insured. Ref- out, runs well. B/O. Cal! NISSAN SENTRA '87- sian lamb jacket size 3/4 A horse equip, livestock. We erences upon request. LAWN SERVICE - WALK-IN FREEZER - Ap- frames. $5000. 908-388- must sell 609-936-8199 Rick 908-968-3034. 66K mi, stick shift, cd play- Must See. PRINCETON - Yard sale, are not killers. 908-928- Prompt, reliable, insured. prox 1000 Sq Ft. Heavy 0369 after 6pm 8391 FIAT X1/9 "81 - Convert- er, $2700. 609-426-0644 duty pallet rack. Call 609- HOPEWELL BORO - Yard Sat. 6/26, 9am to 1pm. 58 Spring Cleanups. Full ser- PRINCETON PLATES - Sate, 55 Princeton Ave Birch Ave. Household MINIATURE HORSE 275 Home Repairs vice. Complete turf man- ible! Runs/looks grt. aft 6:30pm 771-4440 (5) different. Blue and 72,000 mi. Am/fm cass. (Carter Rd). Next to Elem. items, clothing, ladies PHILLY - 1 yr old, needs B&E HOME IMPROVE- agement Landscape de- OLDS CUTLASS SU- WANTED - To purchase white Wedgewood. Dated to be trained, ail shots, sign. Free estimates. Call $1950. Call 609-298-6442 PREME "83 - orig owner, used violins, cellos, and School. July 3, 4, 5. Anti- shoes, (7V2 & 8), ceranv MENTS - all types of car- 1931. $95 ea. 919-217- ques, Collectibles, Jewelry registered, $1200/BO. Clem at 908-359-1418 FORD BRONCO '77 - 4x4 good cond. Asking $1200. accessories. 609-275- 8494 ics, brass, etc. 609-259-1797 Ask for pentry and remodeling. No 9451 eves. & Junk! job too big or small. Free ORGANIC LANDSCAPES old style body. 33tires, 908-329-3366 WEST WINDSOR - Huge Molly STAMPS - For collectors. KENDALL PARK - Mov- estimates. Call Bruce - Lawn care, Clean up, 3!ift 4:11 Posi-rear. 302 PLYMOUTH COLT "87 -As US and worldwide, begin- assortment of useables. trimming, pruning, planting ing. Kitchen supplies, 9am Sat & Sun 6/26-27. 4 TB MARE - 5 yr, 16H, w/ Green, 609-298-2728. V-8. 30K mi. JVC pull out. is - $500. Drives very well, 165 Musical ner thru advanced. 609- hardware, art, books, blaze, very fancy, exc & flowers. Reasonable Super condition. $6500 or am/fm stereo tape deck. 466-8743 ask for Bob. Dunbar Dr (off Edinburg CARPENTRY - Additions, Instruments clothing, plants, luggage, Rd) see signs. Exceptional moverl Wonderful disposi- remodePg & decks. De- prices. Free estimates. b/o. 609-530-1944 Call 908-297-5074. tion, 1st show champion- Call Brian 609-895-1751 sports & exercise equip- quality & bargains. pend., 20 yrs exp. Free FORD CROWN Victoria PONTIAC FORMULA '88 - ship, w/12 year old rider. THREE BEARS TREE V8, auto, ps, pb, pw, ac, ANTIQUE BABY Grand 175 Antiques ment. Sat June 26, 8:30- WEST WINDSOR - Mov- Est Frank 908-788-0883 '89 - Dark blue, police Piano - W.M. Knabe & Co. 1pm, 14 Hodge Rd. Started fences, clean HANDYMAN - Carpentry, SURGERY - Pruning, trim- package, all pwr, 40K mi, am/fm cass, t-tops, 44k ANTIQUE - Wall mirror ing Sale. 6 West Kincaid xrays. $8500. 908-719- circa 1932, one of the best kitchen and basement re- ming & removal, stump exc. cond. Jeff 609-921- mi, 1 yr warranty left, 2 table and chairs. 609-799- Dr, July 9th & 10th. 8am- 9870 grinding & land clearing. of it's time, $2600/BO. Call LAWRENCEVILLE - 2 modeling, bathroom, tile 3161 extra tires. $8000/BO. Ken 609-538-0595, iv 8096 Iv msg. 4pm. Bookcases, tables, Reasonable rates, Free Family Garage Sale. Sofa, exercise equip, appls, toys 215 Lost & Found work, patio, decks, side- FORD ESCORT Pony '88 609-585-4371 msg. ANTIQUE TAG Sale - walk, concrete work. Free estimates & fully insured. like new, misc. furn, TVs, & more! Everything must 908-231-9547 Ken, or - Perfect condition, 21K PORSCHE 911T 71 - CELLO - Full size, with Quality pieces, excellent many nice household ar- LOST - Silver baby cup in estimate, fully insured. original miles. Must sell Mustard yellow, rebuilt en- prices - dry sinks, cup- go, rain or shine! hard case, Original cost ticles. 9am-3pm, Sat. 6/26. LaVakes Box. Wither- Cal! Sam anytime 609- 908-873-2253 Ron because leaving. $3500/ gine, god cond. A classic. boards, primitives, pewter 205 $1800, Buffet Clarinet, 17 Cold Soil Rd. (just off Pets & spoon St. Reward. 609- 896-1899. TREE REMOVAL - Prun- BO. Call 609-258-5185 or $8500/BO. 908-369-0062 original cost $850. Artley and much more. Final day 426-9309 Rte 206). Animals HIRE CREATIVE Wood- ing, organic spray pro- 609-497-3474 aft 7pm T-BIRD '86 - V-6, loaded, Flute, Allin Prime condi- Sat June 26th, 10-4. 5a LAWRENCEVILLE - Es- LOST DOG - Smallish craft Inc. - To do the 1001 grams, organic deep-root FORD FESTIVA L '89 - 85K mi., 1 owner, cared tion. Best Offer. 215-968- Manor Drive Princeton. ADORABLE BORDER mixed breed female about 609-683-0804 tate tag sale. Sat & Sun, Collie puppy, 8 wks old, odd jobs no else wants. feeding, stump removal & 48,800 mi, auto, a/c, am/ for! $4500/BO. 908-359- • 0175 6/26-27, 9am-4pm. 41 2 yrs old, black/charcoal Bathrooms/ basements re- mowing services. Esti- fm, $2695. 908-521-4332. 4476 PRE WORLD WAR II - has shots, exc for chil- grey, some white & tan FLUTE - Solid silver, open Titus Ave, Lawrenceville dren, smart and playful. modeled. All carpentry/trim mates at your conve- FORD MUSTANG GT '91 TOYOTA CAMRY hole. Gemeinhardt. Excel Vintage, 9x5 billiard table, markings on face. Fur on nience. Call The Tree exc cond, please call 908- S150. 609-936-0189 or work. Rotted wood/termite - sunroof, loaded, red, WAGON '90 - 6 cyl, auto, cond., $600. Call 609-586- LAWRENCEVILLE - Sat 6/ body clipped. Tail fur repair. Refs. 609-586- Company 609-443-9083 a/c, am/fm cass, tiny dent 446-9084. 609-275-7295 clipped to look like lion's exc. cond., must sell 9188 26, 9-4pm. Raindate 6/27, 2130 ' VSM LAWN Maintenance but otherwise excellent. AFRICAN GREY PAR- tail, no collar. Call 609- n $11,500. 609-585-3209 10-3pm. Large variety & Landscaping - Complete HOPKINSON OF LON- ROTS - Breeder sellout. 921-3542. REWARD! 280 Painting & after 12pm leave message $9875. Must sell to buy DON - Baby Grand Piano. 180 Garage Sales household items, plants. Pairs & babies from $240. Lawn Care. Commercial & FORD MUSTANG GT house. 609-951-4349 Mahogany. 609-771-0097. LAWRENCEVILLE - Yard All healthy, shipped daily. 225 instruction & Paperhanging residential - spring & fall Convertible '90 - Mint TOYOTA COROLLA '80 - clean-up, mulch, snow re- KORG M1 - Synthesizer BELLE MEAD sale, 9am-noon. Sat 6/26. 305-791-3720 Schools & A" BEAUTIFUL" HOME - cond, 35K miles, auto, Hatch, 69K mi, a/c, ex- w/A-track digital se- rm, furn, dressers, bed- Bicycle, baby things & etc, moval, walks & patios, top tremely dependable. $800 BEAGLE PUPPIES - Reg- Can be yours. Donna Reid leather seats, $15,500. quencer, extra memory ding, housewares, Little at the Manors. 33 Fairway Camps soil. Free estimates. Call or b/o. 609-921-7024. istered. 45 yrs breeding Painting, int/ext. & power- Call 215-295-1844 card and stand $1200; Tykes, toys and lots more. Ct, Lawrenceville SPECIAL' ED TEACHER - washing done by profes- 609-883-9375 FORD TAURUS '91 - 28K TOYOTA TERCEL '81 - 5 Yamaha MT100 4 track Sat 6/26, 9-3. 501 Town- exp. guaranteed. 609-585- 4469 Exp tutor to reinforce & sionals. 12 yrs exp. In- WOODCHIPS - $15.00 miles. One owner. Fully spd, a/c, am/fm tape, good recording studio $450; ship Line Rd. MONROE - 6/26 & 6/27, strengthen basic slills. sured. Serving Princeton, cubic yd delivered; Spring maintained. Air, cruise, cond, $600/BO. 609-951- Sony reel to reel, 2 track 10-3, 482 G Mounts Mill BEAUTIFUL - Golden Re- BELLE MEAD - Route 601 Heather, 908-422-1391. Pennington, Yardley & sale - firewood $100 cord power brakes & steering, 9028 sound on sound, best Rd. Clothes, sewing ma- triever .puppies. Champion TEACHER - Experienced, xfelivered. 90S.821-7669 near Carrier Clinic. Sat. 6/ Newtown. 609-924-6909 •-• elec locks, am/fm cass, VOLVO"240 DL '89 - Mint offer. 609-466-1808. chine, lawn mower, etc. bloodlines, properly bred, certified, K-8, will tutor 26, raindate 7/3, 9-2pm. A-1 PAINTING - Interior & alum wheels. $9500/BO. condition. 88,000 mi., AKC registered, parents your child, reasonable Exterior. Guaranteed top Call 609-291-8646 $7900/BO. Call 609-275- hips OSA certified, rates, flex hrs, convenient 315 Auto Tires/ whelped May 21, 1993. quality workmanship & GTO CONVERTIBLE '68 - 1120 location, call Ms. Rose material at competitive Supplies $400w/shots. 4 health cer- 609-490-0816 92,000 ml., new motor & VOLVO 740 GL Wagon tificates. 215-598-3736 prices. Over 15 years ex- trans. Needs interior/body perience. 609-588-8962 GOODYEAR T|'R'ES""-"'(4) '90 - 49K mi, leather, CHINESE PUGS - AKC, 240 Business & P205, 75 R15 with rims, work. $4500, 609-625- sunrf, 3rd seat, many ex- M/F, champ bloodline, ALLEN'S PAINTING 7286 Power Washing»Gutters exc shape. $200/BO 609- tras, new fires, ext war- good for hearing disabled. Commercial HONDA ACCORD LXI '89 'An owner operated svc. 587-7794 ranty, immac cond, Services - Sports sedan. Auto. Alt 609-347-8024 taking pride in every job' LINCOLN CONTINENTAL $15,250. 609-397-3747, !v ™,»-™»™»-—« -, extras incld leather int., COCK-A-TOO - Citron •Residential/Commercial '66-69 - Miscellaneous msg new tires & brakes, im- Crested female, hand fed. am now avail for promo- •Interior/Exterior PartS;||609-771-0097 __ VOLVO 760 GLE '84 - maculately detailed. Talks, very lovable. + tional, collateral or print Kirk Allen-Lawrenceviile Auto, ac, am/fm cass, Should be seen. 1 owner. cage. B/O. Call 609-396- work. Mechanicals, 335 Autos Wanted graphic equilizer, pwr 609-771-4189 Asking $8500. 908-985- 0522 Comps, B&W Line Art, booster, elec windows & BILL'S PAINTING - Resi- 5669 COCKER PUPS - AKC, 8 Layouts & Etc. Studio, locks. Great car! 34900/ Agency & Printer back- dential Specialist Interior/ ABSOLUTELY THE BEST HONDA CIVIC '91 - BO. 609-397-4537/397- wks, all colors, small & Exterior & Wallpapering. BUYING Toyotas, Hondas Looking for very sweet. $200 & up. ground with 20 yrs exp. Hatchback, meticulously 1114 Reasonable rates. Very & Datsuns, also American maintained, 4 spd manual, 908-370-1430 Ask for Paul at 609-448- 8471 neat, clean work. Free es- cars & trucks. a/c, am/fm cass, $5,900. VOLVO 760 GLE '84 - COCKERSPANIEL - Pup- timates. Insured. Call 609- 908-874-5847 Turbo, auto, p/w, p/s, p/b, pies. Lovable & affection- DEAD OR ALIVE sunroof, a/c, newtires, ex - or Selling 260 Special 497-9229 or 201-287- HONDA CIVIC WAG- ate. Wormed & shot. 1491. 609-588-0537 or haust & brakes, leather Services OVAN '87 - Blue wagon, 5 ' int. Exc. cond. $4500 or b/ Reas. price, no papers PAINTING Professional - 609-587-4431 SMALL BUSINESS? - self spd, 1.5 liter, am/fm cass, o. 609-936-1260. 215-946-9969 aft 6pm ExMnt home repair. Lic'd, AN INSTANT Cash deal employed? Hospitaliztion 71K mi, orig. owner, good Commercial DOBERMAN PUPS - Ins'd & refs. Eduardo, 609- $$$ paid on the spot. In- VOLVO TURBO '84 - and major medical cover- basic transp. $3950 or b/o. AKC, beautiful, excep- 989-7614 or 800-273-7614 terested in buying your car Brown, sunroof, 125K mi, age at afordable group call 609-466-3424 or 201- tional quality, docked, or truck. Foreign or do- 761-1349. many new parts, good shots, sire & dam on rates. Other business & 290 Plumbing mestic. Specializing in cond, $3600/B.O. 609- or premise $450; 908-381- personal benefits avail- high mi. & damaged cars. HONDA CRX S! '88 - 5 443-0945 THOMAS MACKEY spd, yellow, very clean, 7274. able, Call Frank McPoyle For pickup call 609-737- VW CONVERTIBLE '88 - 800-877-NASE Plumbing & heating - Res. 7735 days or 394-5361 88K hwy mi, asking FREE KITTENS - 2 gold, & Comm. AH repairs done $5650.609-275-0380 a/c, CD player, alarm, Call SMILE - A Visiting Service eves Investment 2 grey, 3 mos old. Need a promptly. Bath, kitchen, 908-985-8942 days, 609- - Send a visit with a smile 448-6073 eves good home. 609-737-8272 remodeling & underground !SUZU TROOPER '86 - 4 FREE KITTENS - 9 wks to someone you cannot be VW GOLF '85 - High mi., with, for whatever reason, sves avail. 24 hr svc. Lie 340 Autos For Sale whl dr, (California Car) old, tiger, b&w, 609-586- #9238. 609-393-4637 or exc. mechanical cond, just to let them know you Antique Car for Sale - good cond, $4000 for Property? 3867 1-800-371-7364 quick sale. Cal! 609-395- snrf, a/c, 5 spd, $995. care. Call evenings be- CADILLAC 1966 FLEET- 908-874-5847 FREE PUPPY - 7 mos. tween 8pm-10pm, 609- 305 Moving & WOOD '75 SEDAN - 6952 today Toy Collie/Eskimo, house JAGUAR VDP '86 - Red, VW JETTA '88 - 4 dr, 4 Hauling Beautifully maintained spd, 51K mi, newtires, ex - broken, neutered, all classisc car. 7 passenger, 4dr w/beige feather inte- shots, licensed, cage, 265 Home AL'S CLEANUP - Yards, rior. 83K mi. By orig haust, good cond. $5200 150-inch wheelbase. Aca- or b/O. 908-329-0434 food, leashes & more. Services ' cellars, attics, factories, demic gray. 78,000 ac- owner, exc cond. Asking 908-521-5426 stores, etc. Also hauling, cident-free miles. Superb $7900. 908-257-1893 or FREE TEDDY BEAR CLEANING'-' Reiiab'leT'ex- perienced, referencesand demolition, gutters performance & appear- 908-646-5100 Hamster Babies - Ready cleaned, dumpster rental. 345 Motorcycles own transportation. PSease ance. Passed New Jersey JAGUAR XJ6 '84 - Van- to be weened immed. Ba- We are the cheapest! 609- State Inspection - 1992. dan P!as, bik/tan int Wire HONDA CBR 600F2 '91 - bies are lovable, & use to call 609-392-2668 921-1323, 1-800-870- COMPLETE HOME & OF- D.S. Bond, 456 Snowden whls, snrf, loaded. 92K mi. Very low mi., showroom being hand held, perfect 1680. Lane, Princeton, NJ $7000. 609-895-1921 cond., dealer maintained. for young children. Belle FICE - Cleaning. Carpets, 08540. Phone 609-924- Roors, Windows. Lowest KELEMEN MOVING - JEEP CHEROKEE '85 - $4800B/O. Serious inquir- Mead, 908-874-4509. PM00350. Apartments, 5421 4WD, 4 dr, stereo cass, ies only. Eves. 908-988- FRENCH MASTIFF - Pups Prices. Serving Princeton homes and offices. Low ACURA LEGEND L "88 - 4 $2500. 609-924-4833 3036 - Hooch - Rare & expen- 17 yrs. Owner does work himself. 609-259-0289 rates. All size jobs. 25 dr, auto, anti-lock brakes, HONDA INTERCEPTOR sive. Chinese Shar-pei Bear Brook Rd, W. Wind- VF100R '84 - 8200 mi. G & R BLACKTOP - Stop p/seats, sunrf, leather, JEEP GRAND Wagoneer pups. AKC reg. Wrinkles sor, NJ. Call 609-520- Best offer for quick sale. your driveway from crack- > loaded, mint, $9950. 908- '88 - Fully loaded, exc galore. Freehold. 908-431- 8414 1821-7205 Dan 609-397-9260 2501 ing. Get your driveway cond, 67K mi, 1 owner, black top sealed. Cal! for 310 Gardening & ! AUDI 5000 CS Turbo '86 - very well maintained, KAWASAKI ZX10 '89 - GERMAN SHEPHERD Im- free estimate. 609-587- Landscaping : Leather int, sunrf, loaded, $8500/BO. 609-466-3523 V&H pipe, Dyno jet, braid- ports excellent police ca- 1551. 98K, exc cond. $4500. JEEP WRANGLER "89 - 6 ed stBaS brakes, etc., very nine puppies, 3 m, 3 f, A & B LANDSCAPTNG r Day 201-565-2856 or eves cyl, 5 spd, Laredo pack- fast. $5500/BO. 908-449- 12wks old, for sale & WINDOW - Carpet, gutter, See Packet Publications' house cleaning & painting and lawn care. Free esti- •• 309-936-0219 age, white, both tops, am/ 3473 some young adults. In pro- mates. Fully insured. 609- BMW 528 '88 - Bronzet fm cass., alarm, $9500/ YAMAHA 650 '80 - Black, commercial page cess of moving. Calling srvcs. Exp'd professional. 443-6412 Orig. owner, garage kept, BO. 609-799-3178 tow miles, exc. cond. 215-935-3233- CaH anytime 609-448- In the 6085 ACTION LAWN - All phas- leather int. fully loaded, a/ LINCOLN TOWNCAR "91 Forced to sell. $11G0/BO. GERMAN SHEPHERD es of lawn care. Clean- c, am/fm cass, sunroof, - White, biue leather int, all 609-466-4534 Real Estate Puppies - White, regis- ups, trim work, etc. Free 63K mi. Asking $10,250. power, A-1 cond, under Call working hours 908- tered. Certified healthy. est. 609-737-8955 warranty, 31K mi, Section, 270 Building 253-9333, after 5:30 908- 350 Trucks First shots, even tem- $17,900.215-493-3806. pered. Playful pets. Avail Services 874-7650. MAZDA MIATA'91 -Red, FORD BRONCO '92 - now $500. Call Vonnie ADDITIONS " alterations"' BILL'S CUSTOM - Lawn BRONCO II '89 - 4x4, pkg A, exc cond, aiarm, "Eddie Bauer", 22K mi, 908-787-3297 restorations. Serving this Service. Lawns cut at reas Eddie Bauer Pkg, sxe. aa, cass, airbag, 33K mi. mint cond, many custom GERMAN SHORTHAIR area for 22 years. 908- rates. Debris removal, cond., 54K mi, $10,400. 12.100VBO. Must sell. 908- extras, $18,995. 908-251- Pointer Pups - AKC, Exc. 359-7571 clean-up, and beds Call 609-924-1920 aft 7pm 329-0598 3555 or 609-655-1817 aft. Hunters. Family dog/good ALL TYPE CONCRETE - mulched. 609-394-0630 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD 5; with kids. 908-995-2059 Brick, rock, stone & stuc- COMMERCIAL/RESIDEN- '90 - 4 dr, Ithr. seats. MAZDA PROTEGE (323) FORD F-150 XLT SUPER- HIMALAYAN KITTENS - 9 co. Call Bob - 609-588- TIAL Landscapes - archi- Loaded. Exc cond. 53K '89 - 4 dr, Sedan. Reliable, CAB '91 - 5L, V-8, 4x4, weeks, female $250. Call 8780 Free estimate tectural designs, spring mi. $16,200. Call 908-781- zippy small car, w/lots of 8'bed, bed liner, new tires. 908-876-5803 ASPHALT PAVING - Lots, clean-ups, relocating exist- 6236 iv. mess. int, rm, & trg trunk. Con- 53K mi. Exc. cond. JACK RUSSELL - Puppies Driveways, Resurfacing, ing plants, bed thinning. CHEVROLET CAPRiCE sumer Reports rated much $14,700/BO. 908-359- for sale. 1 male, 4 fe- Repairs, Extensions, Top soil, mulch, decorative '80 - 2 door, V-8, in- better than average. Well 2680 males, ready to go. 609- Patch work, Stone & Grav- stone by ths truck load. spected to 2/94. New tires, maintained, great gas TOYOTA 4x4 Pickup '90 - 737-2537 el, Sea! Coating, Concrete Mowing services. Esti- brakes & front end parts. mileage. Black w/gray int, 22.0Q0 mi., a/c, chrome JACK RUSSELL Terrier work. 20 years exp. Free mates at your conve- Needs some body work. manual transmission, a/c, wheels, roll bar, am/fm cass. S8K mi. pups - M/F, great family estimates. Call Jeff at 609- nience, call The Tree Runs good. $450/BQ. Call $10,500bo. Call 609-989- $4800. 609-924-4747. pet. $295. 609-769-0655 426-9496 Company, 609-443-9083. Mike 215-862-3661 7905 12 The Franklin News-Record Friday, July 9, 1993

450 Townhouse 450 Townhouses 450 Townhouse 455 Apartments 455 Apartments 470 Apt/House 470 Apt/House 470 Apt/House 480 Office/ & Condos & Condos & Condos For Rent For Rent To Share To Share To Share Commercial For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent HOPEWELL TWP - Coun- PRINCETON -Studios, 1, CRANBURY - Rooms to PLAINSBORO - 1st fir 2 E. MILLSTONE - Mature prof female wanted to HILLSBOROUGH - 2 PLAINSBORO - Largest PRINETON - Canal Pointe try hideaway. 4Va rooms, 2 & 3 bdrm apts. Close to rent, on 4 acres w/pond, bdrm, 2 bath apt. w/pool & share house in quiet, PLAINSBORO - Office in bdrm, 2Vz batti twnhse, liv 1st fl, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, twnhome. Plaza unit. frpl, 2nd fir, heat incl. university & shopping, female, nonsmoker. $400/ tennis, wshr/dryr, well dec- 1 quaint village. Nice yard, prof suite avail. Ideal as rm, dining rm, eat-in kit, $700/mo +utils. 609-683- prkg. Rents $650-$1100/ mo. 609-655-4528. orated. $400/mo + /2 utils. close to pool. $900/mo. Canal front wooded lot, prking, own bdrm, shop, sales office, insurance or bsmnt, baicony. Avail. 7/1. 4044 mo. Eves 908-297-2562. CROSSWICKS - Male/Fe- Good credit history. 609- Avail. Aug. 609-443-1855 exc cond, 3 bdrm, 2 Vz liv rm and bsmnt, 20 min any othrt profession. 609- $950/mo. Call 908-874- PLAINSBORO - Raven's bath, fam/liv/din rm,. Avail JAMESBURG - 2 bdrm, PRINCETON AREA - male to share nice 2 bdrm 936-3879 799-4435 heat, h/w incl. $635. 908- to Princeton. $425/mo+ V5 6420 or 908-548-6344 Crest East condo, 2 bdrm, Aug 1. $1650. 609-987- Small, cozy cottage on se- house w/!g deck & pool. PLAINSBORO - M/F Utils. 908-B73-2297 eves. 2 baths, $800/mo+utils. 9129 521-9372. cluded country property $500/mo + utils. Avail 7/1. roommate to share 2 PLAINSBORO - Seeking 609-298.7840 bdrm. 2/F Ravens Crest CPA or Attorney to share HOLLAND - Twnhse. 2 215-654-9217 SOMERSET - 2 bdrm, 2Va JAMESBURG - Junior 1 bet: Princeton & Pen- WHISPERING WOODS - bdrm, kit, bath. Heat & hot nington. 1 bdrm upstairs, apt, own bathrm & phone, office with CPA. Have of- bdrm, loft, frpl, pool, wshr/ PLAINSBORO - Ravens bath Quailbrook twnhse. EAST BRUNSWICK - Fe- Female to share 3 bdrm water included, $500/mo. liv rm, full kit, & dining al- open kit w/garbage disp, fice avail with utils if need- dryr, refrig, air, pool/tennis. Crest, clean 2 bdrm, 2 Avail 7/1. $1100 per mo. male to share 2 bdrm twnhse, nonsmoker, no Call 908-521-9372. cove w/windows down- dshwshr, wshr/dryer, a/c, ed. 609-799-4435 $950 +. Avail immed. 215- bath, all appls. Avail 7/1. No pets please. Call John, twnhse. wshr/dryr, a'c, pets. 1/3 utils. $335/mo. 7/ KINGSTON - Avail. 8/1. stairs, Idry facilities. $775/ heat, cable TV, tennis & 343-5861 at RCP Realty. 609-683- frpl, $360/mo +VS utils. 1 & 8/1 occup. 1 mo. sec. PRIME OFFICE Space - $850/mo. 908-928-5161 Kit w/dshwshr, liv rm, elec. incl. 609-737-1950 pool. Avail July, S400+V2 LAMBERTVILLE - Modern 7980 Nonsmoker. 908-254-5335 908-274-2652 or 908-248- 3500 sq ft, sub-divideable. PLAINSBORO - Ravens wshr/dryr. 1 bdrm, 2nd fir utils. 609-936-8665 2 bdrm, 2 bath, in town, PR1NCETON.BORO - Apt 2142. Very reasonable. Ramada Crest E. - 2 bdrm, 2 bath, SOUTH BRUNSWICK - study, 1 bath. Year lease, EAST BRUNSWICK - So- next to canal, wshr/dryr, . Avail 9/1. 3 rooms & bath, PRINCETON - Extra Ige Inn and Conference Cen- $795/mo. Avail 7/15. Call Whispering Woods, 1 deposit, no pets or smok- ciety Hill 2 bdrm, 2V2 bath Jacuzzi. S1225/mo cetils. pvt entrance, 2nd fir, heat twnhse for prof male. bdrm, Quiet St., 1 mi to ter of Hightstown-East aft 6pm. 609-921-2170 bdrm + den condo. Pool & ing. Refs req'd. $745/mo. 908-806-8563. association fees incl., avail & water, carpeting, prkg S450/mo. Call Joe at 908- Nassau St. Wshr/dryr. No 475 Housesitting Windsor. NJ TPK Exit 8. PLAINSBORO - Ravens 609-924-9700 Iv msg. avail. No pets. 3 blocks couples. Must tolerate Call 609-448-7000 x502. LAWRENCE CIRCLE - 8/1. $850/mo. SQ8-274- 390-6115, Days 609-282- Crest 2 bdrm, 2 bath, LAMBERTVILLE - Avail 2/ from Nassau & Wither- piano teaching/practicing. PROF. MOM - Will commit Society Hill twnhse. 2 8920, aft. 5:30. 2472. wshr/dryr, cent air, new 1. Spacious 2 bdrm apt. w/ spoon. $850/mo. Call 609- $450/mo. +VS utils. 609- for '93-'94 school year or PRINCETON - Nassau St. bdrm, 2V2 bath, appls, EAST WINDSOR - Fe- carpet, avail. 8/15. $795/ TWIN RIVERS- 3 bdrms, extra room for storage. 587-1932 after 4pm & wk- 683-4044 longer, Mercer Area. Avail, office space, immediate $975/mo + utils. 609-799- male nonsmoker to share mo. Call 609-799-2632 2V2 bath, full bsmnt, short Nice location. 1st level. ends. now. 609-587-0809 occupancy. 280,310 and 9144 w/same. 2 bdrm, 1Vfe bath. PLAINSBORO • R'.trens walk to park, pool, tennis, Write & give phone #, will PRINCETON - Clean, re- 430 Sq Ft. Call 609-291- PRINCETON BORO - 2 $350/mo + utils. Avail. 6/ LAWRENCE MANORS - Crest condo. 2 brVrn, 2 school, store. $995/mo+ answer all inquiries. Write sponsible grownup wanted 0423 or 924-6779. utils. Incl. association fee. bdrm apt. renovated, walk 30. 609-443-4232 to share house in center of Rent directly from builder. bath, cathedral ceilings w/ to: Apt. P.O. Box 556, 480 Office/ PRINCETON TWP - Avail Aug. 609-443-3333 everywhere location, but town w/2 others. $375/ Large 2 bdrm, 2 bath con- ceiling fan. Avail. 8/15. Doyiestown, PA 18901. FRANKIN PARK - Female, Commercial Space immed avail, 400- E WINDOR - Windsor Mill. private; washer/dryer, gas month includes heat. Call dos, living rm, dining rm & 908-388-3696 LAMBERTVILLE - Center non smoker to share 3 1200 sq ft: 609-921-6412 1st fl, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, a/c, heat, avail 7/1. $1025/mo. e, 609-921-2541. For Rent eat in kitchen, fully appli- PLAINSBORO - Ravens of town. 2nd fir. Small apt. bdrm 21/2 bath twnhs until anced. $875 mo included pool/tennis, fpl, wshrLryer, Off-street parking. Water, Call 609-921-3355 days, 8/31. $385/mo -i- utils. 908- AVAILABLE NOW!™ SOMERSET - OFFICE/ Crest, on golf course, 2 Medical space avail. 1500- poolfennis & much more. all appls. Close to NY heat & sewerage incl. 609-683-1461 eves. 422-0217 PRINCETON -1 bdrm in 3 Cheap Feet/Great space! bdrm, 2 bath-, all appls, PRINCETON BORO - 2 13,000 sq ft. Divisable. All Lease option available. train/bus. Aug. 1. $825/ $525/mo. 609-771-0654 HILLSBOROUGH - Furn'd bdrm house. Ideal loc. office - $10.00 sq ft, ware- avail, immed. $850/mo bdrm apt. Spiral staircase house- $4.75 sq ft. Near ground fir ideal for medical Excellent terms. Hours 12- +utils. Call Diane, 609- mo.+ utils. No pets. 609- LAMBERTVILLE - In-town, room & bath, kit/ldry use. Spacious prkg, wshr/dryr, 448-5872. Owner lie. real & loft. $1100/mo heat inci. no pets. $445/mo inci. Hyatt, train. Call Com- suites. Plenty of parking. 5. Call, 609-895-0500 799-4752 Ig 2 bdrm, exc cond, avail Phone & cable avail Seek- LAWRENCE SQ Village - estate agent. 609-924-2680. utils. 609-921-1010 mercial Property Network Near Robert Wood John- PLAINSBORO - Tamarron 7/1, $795+utils. No pets. ing M. 908-359-0238 2 bdrm, 2 bath condo, wAv PRINCETON BORO - Stu- PRINCETON AREA - 609-921-8844. son. Starting $6. per sq ft. condo. 2 bdrm, 2 bath w/ Call 609-737-2180. HOPEWELL AREA - carpet, wshr/dryer, refrig, dio + kitchen w/ Murphy House to share, ideal for HOPEWELL - Office Call Rick 201-473-2800 loft. Frpl, ail appls incl. LAWRENCE TWNSHP - 2 House to share. $300/mo. pool/tennis. $800/mo, Call 455 Apartments bed, off Nassau. Inc! park- nonsmoker, quiet prof, space for rent. Approx 400 WEST WINDSOR TWP - Avail, immed. $895/mo bdrm apt., liv rm, din rm, Nonsmoker, 1 mo secy. A 4444 Sq Ft Office Suite 908-874-8871 For Rent kit w/refrig., prkg, bsmnt, ing. $650/mo + utils. 609- Avail immed. 609-466- male. Kit, Idry, prkg privs. sq ft, $400/mo. + utils, +utils. 609-799-9034, 609- newly painted and car- at 231 Clarksviile Rd. No LAWRENCE SQ Village - BORDENTOWN - 2 wshr/dryr. $695. Heat incl. 896-2563 3614 3385/mo. 609-895-1314 799-0365 peted. Corner of Mercer St add on. Call Sandra 609- 2 bdrm, 2 bath, end unit, PLAINSBORO - Tamar- bdrms, 2 baths, apt w/ 609-799-9097 PRINCETON BOROUGH - HOPEWELL BORO Area - 924-7090. avail immed. No pets. Call 3 bdrm apt, quiet, conv PRINCETON AREA - and 518. Call 609-466- ron, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, all gorgeous view of river, House to share. Lodge 4079 609-799-6749 after 5 LAWRENCE TWP - Ac- loc, hardwood firs, wshr/ Nonsmoking female to appl, air, pool/tennis. 7/1. Must see! $975/mo., in- room, $300/mo., + kitchen share Whispering Woods LAWRENCE SQ VILLAGE cepting applications for 1 dryer, off-st pkg, inclds $8S5/mo. 201-891-4414 cludes heat, 609-924-2680 privledges & setting room. twnhse. Mostly furnished. HOPEWELL/PENNING- - Twnhse. 2 bdrm, 2V2 & 2 bdrm apts. Heat, hot heat/hw, avail 8/15. 485 Land For Rent BORDENTOWN TWP - 1 15 min to Princeton. 609- No pets, share bath. $400/ TON - Rte 31; luxury office bath, exc. location, wshr/ PLAINSBORO - Tamarron water & cooking gas incl'd. $1200/mo. 609-921-3289 bdrm apt, heat, a/c, wall 466-3328 mo inci utils. Avail July. suite avail. 500-1500 sq ft. PARKING - 6 spaces dryr, a/c, refrig. Avail. 8/1. 2 bdrm, 2 bath, loft, frpl, 609-882-6839. PRINCETON HORIZONS to wall carpet, off street LAWRENCEVILLE - Non- 908-274-2898 We pay all, incl. utils. Call avail. July 1, 3 blocks from $920/mo. 908-257-3917 all appls, $950/mo. Avail. - 1-2 & 3 bdrm apts. In- 8/1. 609-275-8552, 201- parking, private entrance, LAWRENCEVILLE - 1 smoking female to share Steve 609-466-2000. Nassau & Witherspoon. LAWRENCE SQ Village I - outdoor grill. 1 month se- bdrm, available 6/1/93. cludes pool and tennis. SO. BRUNSWICK - Fe- 503-6481 large 2 bdrm apt, furn'd. male prof, to share 3 bdrm MANVILLE STORE - 500 Call 609-587-1932 after 3 bdrms, 2Va bath, 600 curity. $600. Avail 7/1. $595/mo. security. No 609-924-6739. $295/mo + 1/2 utils. 609- PLAINSBORO - Tamar- house. Kit, Idry, liv rm, din- sq ft. Pnrni location. Im- 4pm & weekends. model, $1200 +utils. Opt 609-394-1469 Ask for Lou pets. Call after 5pm 609- PRINCETON TWP - 2 448-2797 maculate, turn key. Adj. to ron, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, all ST. ing rm, close to transp. 490 Wanted to buy. 908-889-6576, appls, $825 per mo. 908- 896-8406. furn'd rooms, quiet neigh- LAWRENCEVILLE - Non- $550/mo. Call eves. 908- post office. Next to busy 609-584-9381 821-8434. BOUND BROOK - 5 room LAWRENCEVILLE - Spa- borhood, walk to town, kit smoking prof, female to 329-9075 package store. Large To Rent LAWRENCEVILE - Soci- apartment utilities incl., No cious 2 bdrm apt, avail- privs, washer/dryer avail. share 2 bdrm, 2V2 bath frontage, exc. exposure. PRINCETON - $1250/mo. WANTED TO SUBLET - ety Hill condo. 2 bdrm, 1 pets. 2nd fir apt, separate able immediately. Call Female grad student/prof, twnhse. $400/mo +1/2 utils. $575/mo. Call Judy after 3 bdrm, 21/2 bath beautiful SOMERSET - Female to Faculty couple seek a fur- bath, balcony, beautiful kit, entrance. 908-356-7300 609-771-0027 or 883-9847 nonsmoker, no pets. $450 Call 609-895-0077 Iv msg. 6pm, 908-359-6961 townhome, garage, patio, share 2 bdrm apt, $355/ nished 2 bdrm house or right next to pool/tennis. E. WINDSOR -1 & 2 bdrm LAWRENCEVILLE -Large, room incls garage, park- fpl, appls 908-781-6551 LAWRENCEVILLE - mo + V2 utils. 609-497- apartment within walking $825/mo. +utiis. Mainten- avail soon. Incl utils. No wnd fir, 1 bdrm, kit, liv rm, ing, air cond & refrig. $375 1845 ext 107 days. MONTGOMERY KNOLL - distance of Princeton Uni- ace fees inci. Call 609- PRINCETON - Canal Roommate to share 2 pets. 609-448-4300 1 bath, finished attic, yard, room has parking space. 1150 sq ft. 3 offices, Ig versity Aug. 20- Sept. 20, Pointe townhome, Hedges bdrm, 2 bath condo, incl. SOUTH BRUNSWICK - M/ 896-1021. EAST WINDSOR - 1 $625/mo. 609-883-2319 Refs, room deposit req'd. open and secretarial area, 1993. Can pay approx. end unit, 3 bdrms, 2V2 laundry fac, pool, tennis. F to share house, wshr/ LAWRENCEVILE - bdrm, 1st fir, carpet, a/c, MANVILLE - 4 rm apt, 2nd Call aft 6 or wknds. 609- kitchenette and bathroom. $1000/mo. Please call baths, fam rm, eat in kit, $400/mo. + V2 utils. 609- dryr + extras. $450/mo. Twnhse for rent in The Vil- patio, pool. $650mo. 609- fir, clean, no pets. $600/ 924-6101 S1150/mo. 609-924-1075 609-924-6470 din area, liv rm, loft, wood- 844-1155. 908-274-9779 lage. 3 bdrms, 2 baths, 448-2845 mo. 908-722-1593 PRINCETON TWP - Stu- large liv rm, dining rm & ed lot, many upgrades, dio cottage, air cond., move-in cond., Avail Aug. MANVILLE - Lge 2 bdrm kit, fin'd bsmnt w/wshr & EAST WINDSOR -1 bdrm apt, quiet setting, pvt en- $695 on annual lease. dryr. $1200/mo cstils. $1650/mo. or sale cottage outside Hights- 609-924-2525 $174,900. Call 609-275- trance, well maintained, Avail immed. Call 609- town. No dogs. $600 + immaculate, convenient to RINGOES - 1 bdrm cot- 0659. 987-8467 utilities. 609-921-0524 everything, separate tage, w/w carpet, modern LAWRENCEVILLE - 2 PRINCETON - Colonnade EAST WINDSOR - 1 porch, use of bsmt, no kit & bath, attic, yard. Personal Time bdrm, one full & two V2 Pointe condo. 2nd fir, 2 bdrm, 1 bath, liv rm, din pets, $675. Judy 908-359- Avail, immed. $650/mo baths, fam rm, gar, a/c, bdrm, 2 bath, frpl, hard- rm, $575/mo., heat/hotwa- 6961 aft 6pm -i-utils. 609-466-3845 wood firs, pool. $950/mo + ter include. IV2 mos 20 25 tennis, pool, all appls, MONTGOMERY - 2 bdrm, ROBBINSVILLE - Ef- 20 WOMEN WOMEN MEN 25 MEN $1100/mo.+utils. 609-799- utils. Avail. Aug. 609-243- sec'ty. Avail 8/15. 908- ficency Apt, for rent, pri- 0142 789-2558 garage, yard, beautiful SEEKING SEEKING SEEKING SEEKING 8057. setting, $765/mo. 908- vate entrance & parking. PRINCETON - Colonnade MEN MEN WOMEN LAWRENCEVILLE - Ea- EAST WINDSOR - Ameri- 359-1923 $500/mo., includes all WOMEN gles Chase, 2 bdrm, 2 Pointe. Prime loc. 2 bdrm, can Way Apts. Studio utiis. 609-259-2900 aft split bath, eat in kit, fpl, a/ $520. Rent inclds; heat, PENNINGTON - Modern bath, all appls, a/c, ga- 11:30am-8pm ATTRACTIVE - SWF, THEATER, THE ARTS BRAINS & CHARM SENSITIVE - Adventur- c, deck, pool, shuttle to hot water, use of Twin Riv- all electric, 3 rms & eat-in- rage, fpl, avail 9/1, $875/ kit, bath, wshr/dryer, ROCKY HILL - 3 miles 5'7", dark hair, Segour- - & dancing are exciting Handsome corp attorney, ous, compassionate, gen- mo. 609-896-8053. No train. $900/mo+ utils. Avail ers pool/tennis courts. All Princeton. 1 bdrm apt pri- ney Weaver type, wishes to me. Attractive profes- 45, triathlete, divorced, erous, sincere, patient, 7/31.609-987-8009 have w/w carpet, cent air, cable, no pets, $700/mo+ pets. utils. Call Mr. Miller 609- vacy. $750/mo incls heat. to meet unattached sional, financially secure, no children, wide range fun loving, hardworking, PRINCETON - Largest 3 indiv heat units. M-F 9-5. LAWRENCEVILLE - Soci- 737-8206 609-737-0940. SWM, who's in touch DWF, 50, seeks profes- of interests, charming, intelligent SWM bdrm twnhse at Canal Pt. Call 609-443-6660 sional NS, gentleman 48- sense of humor, flexibly, ety Hill at Brunswick Cir- PENNINGTON - Modern with his feelings & wants 35, 5*10", 175 lbs. I enjoy Pool/tennis courts, transp. to get in touch with 55 who appreciates tradi- sophisticated. ISO NS skiing, sight seeing, mov- cle. 3 bdrm, 2V2 bath, all electric, 3 rms & eat-in- ROCKY HILL - 3 rooms & to P'ton Jet train sta. Avail. EAST WINDSOR - Gar- someone elses. Ideally- tional values, honesty & woman, 30's, of strong in- ies, beach, music, work- appis, a/c and pool. kit, bath, wshr/dryer, bath, furnished, $625/mo 9/1. Call for details. 609- den View Apts. Great lo- late 30's early 40's, pro- a sense of humor. If you telligence, character, ing out, bowling, garden- $1100/mo + utils. Avail 9/ cable, no pets, $700/mo+ includes heat & elec. Pri- 924-2362. cation. Minutes away from fessionally successful enjoy walks on the beach, beauty and warmth for ing. Always open to new 1/93. Call 201-335-7740 utils. Call Mr. Miller 609- vate home. 2nd fir. Private Tpk exit 8. Lovely & spa- man. Box #2895. Sxp 7/ Country Inns, dining & enduring relationship experiences. You are in- LAWRENCEVILLE - Soci- 737-0133 entrance. Off street park- PRINCETON - Recently cious 1 & 2 bdrm garden 2. spontaneity, perhaps we leading to family. Note/ dependent, self confident, ety Hill- Cold Soil Rd - 2 ing. Call 609-924-6892 be- redecorated Canal Pointe apartments. Wall to wall PENNINGTON - Pleasant, should meet. Box #2867. photo Box #2875. Exp 6/ open minded, warm bedroom, 2V2 bath, town- fore 8pm. Refs required. 2 bdrm penthouse. $900/ carpets, air cond, includes 1 bdrm, furn'd studio apt in Exp 6/25. 25. friendly, goal oriented & house. End unit, wshr/dryr, heat & hot water, on site No pets. Nonsmoker pre- HELP! mo. Major appls, frpl & home; private entrances, supported. Sense of a/c, pool, tennis court. parking, Superintendent, & f erred. Avail Aug. 1st. Cosmopolitan trapped in much more. Avail, immed. private bath, light cooking, 25 humor appreciated. Box $900/mo., No pets! 609- laundry facilities. Apt 8-11, TRENTON - Colonial Gar- suburbia. Needs rescue MEN Days 609-921-6230, eves w/w. a'c, prkng, flower by affectionate, cheerful, +2865. Exp 6/25. 695-6773 (d) 609-466- or phone 609-448-1440. garden. No smokers. dens apt. Walk to State SEEKING 1734 (e) & wkends 609-799-1741. EAST WINDSOR - Large, House, easy commute to cultured, educated, fun, DWM, 51 - (6', 165 lbs), PRINCETON - Washing- $400/mo -s-utiis. 609-737- secure S/DWPM, 32-40. SWJM, 28 - 130 lbs, new LAWRENCEVILLE - Soci- 2nd fir, 1 bdrm, formal din 3751 (h) or 908-771-4497 Princeton. Lrg 1 bdrms, WOMEN"_ teacher, kids grown up, ton Oaks. Brand new, 2 rm, Euro style kitchen, w/w $495,1 bdrm w/den $555, DWPF, 33, blonde, very seeks Country Western to area. Gentle, affection- ety Hill, Cold Soil Rd. Lux- bdrm, 2 bath, 1400 sq ft (wK attractive, athletic, no ate, I enjoy romantic eve- ury 2 bdrm, 1 bath. 609- carpet, heat, hot water, 2 bdrms S625. Call 609- EASY TO TALK TO dance partner. I also love condo, fpl, Jacuzzi, bsmnt, PLAINSBORO - 2 bdrm in kids. I'm soft, soulful, se- canoeing, museums, nings, movies, taking 466-4227 pool incl'd, 2 closets in 394-3543. Respectfully attractive, deck, no pets. $13Q0/mo + master bdrm, $650/mo. pvt home. 2 mi. from Prin- rious, silly, sexy, sincere beach, camping, sense of trips & laughing. ISO LAWRENCEVILLE - Soci- WEST WINDSOR - 1 cultured, positive at- utils. 609-883-9726 609-448-5632. ceton Jet train sta. $750/ and searching for my humor, backpacking, 22+, NS, to share special ety Hill, Cold Soil Rd, 2 bdrm apt. All utils incl. titude, ivy dress, basic PRINCETON AREA - mo incl. heat & h/w. Avail sweetheart. Call/write, nice guy with great sense dancing of any kind, times. Box #2898. Exp 7/ bdrm, 1 bath condo, 1st fir, share kit. S590/mo. Walk Charming 2 bdrms cottage 8/1.609-275-4739 photo appreciated. Box# of humor, 5'5", medium reading biographies, •9; end unit, pool/tennis. on large estate, adjacent EAST WINDSOR - The PRINCETON - 2 bdrm apt, to trains. No pets/smoking. 2897. Exp 7/9. build, 45 YOA with cooking, music (classical 8780/mo +utils. No pets. to Cherry Valley Country Orchard, 1 bdrm, hard- wooded yard, wshr/dryr, Avail. 7/1. 609-924-6044 youthful state of mind to rock), plays, opera, DWM DADDY - 27, long 609-883-9210 Club. Hardwd firs, frpl, wood firs, great view. gar, no smkg/pets. $950/ YARDLEY - Heaeock KOMANTIC - sincere, and appearance, "down to working out (jogging). blonde hair, good looking LAWRENCEVILLE - Soci- gardens, ample open $595/mo. 908-591-8489 mo. 609-924-4210. Meadows, 2 bdrm, 2 baih, caring WPF, seeks com- earth, pretty girl", next ISO woman with similar with 2 small children ety Hill. 2 bdrms, 1 bath, space. $1500/mo. plus EAST WINDSOR - Village all appls, a/c, no pets. patible male, mid 40's/ door type, (dazzling disco interests for friendship that live with me. ISO S/ aa, wshr/dryr, 2nd fir, pool/ Utils. 609-252-1280 East Apts, Twin Rivers. PRINCETON - Center of $750+. 215-493-3761 50's for happiness. Bos queen need not respond). and possible LTR. Photo DWF, 21-30. Note/photo/ tennis. $775/mo. Avail 8/1. PRINCETON AREA - Top services, conve- town, 1 bdrm, Ige 1st fir +2866. Exp 6/25. Must be slender or fit, and letter pis. Box phone #. Box #2877. Exn niences & location. Adja- 609-924-6189 Cloister, 3rd fir, 2 bdrm, 2 apt, liv rm, din rm, den, 460 Rooms For SENSATIONAL DWF - soft but well-spoken, #2878. Exp 7/2. 7/2. bath, $1025/mo., Avail cent to Mall & NY Bus $985/mo + utils. Send re- 41 and in bloom, seeks, somewhat shy or at least Stop. AH Twin Rivers plies to Box 024, c/o Pack- Rent reserved mannerisms yet LAWRENCEVILLE - immed., Call 609-799- refreshingly evolved, un- amenities including tennis et Publications, PO Box maintains 24 hour natu- Sunny 1 bdrm, country kit, 6749 aft 5pm. LAWRENCEviLLE -"<3en- commonly intelligent courts & pools. Spacious, 350, Princeton, NJ 08540. ral smile in reflection of all appls, carpeting, cent tJeman pref, non smoker/ man under 45. Fitness, bright, Studio, 1 & 2 bdrm PRINCETON - Center of their true disposition, air, pool/tennis, lovely PRINCETON AREA - drinker. $50/wk + 2 wks humor, looks, positive apts. Fully carpeted with town, 1 bdrm bi-Ievel w/ some college education, view. $635/mo. 908-257- Whispering Woods, 2 sec. Kit privs. Utils incl. outlook crucial! Tall individual a/c & heat. Plen- study & eat-in kit. Avail 7/ traditional values, prefer- NOTICE TO 8753 bdrm, 2 bath, all appls, 609-882-3925 order, but don't worry - I ty of parking, on site man- 1. S800/mo. 908-341-3158 never ask for more than I ably 38 to 43 YOA, some- Maple model, $900 plus LAWRENCEVILLE - Off Rt LAWRENCEVILLE SQ Vil- ager & laundry facilities PRINCETON - Center of deliver. Box #2868. Exp one that would be com- lage II . 2 bdrm, 2V2 bths, utils. 908-297-0416. 206 near Rider College. fortable with my four- PRINCETON AREA - Win- Apt J-23 or phone 609- town. 1 bdrm bi-Ievel, w/ 6/25. c/ac. All appliances, w/w 443-3220 Female non-smoker, non- year old visiting son. Personal Time wood townhouse, 3 bdrm, study & eat-in-kit. Avail8/1. carpet. Pool/tennis. $925/ $800/mo. No pets. Call drinker, $350/mo, all incl. Movie and tennis enthu- month + utils. 609-426- 2V2 bath, $1100 per/month 609-883-8404 or 466-2899 SJF, 42 - Interested in siast a plus. Partner/ EWING TWP - 1st fir, 1 908-341-3158 0720 plus utils. 908-369-0055 MANVILLE - Room for the arts, fine dining, friendship first, romance bdrm apt, no pets pre- ADVERTISERS PRINCETON AREA - mature gentlemen. Call music & laughter. ISO secondary is key issue. I NORTH BRUNSWICK - Wynwood. Sept 1. Very Ig ferred. 1 mo. security & PRINCETON - Charming, caring, mature, honest, The Oaks, 1 bdrm condo, 908-526-0643. know there are some condo. $1100/mo. Also refs. $575/mo including 2 bdrm, 1 bath, apt facing reliable man with similar nuts out there, rest as- furnsh'd, a/c, pool, PLAINSBORO - Furnished Newtown - Lg townhs. utils. Call aft 5pm, 609- brook. New, $1300/mo. interests. Must have pa- sured I am not one of $700 utils. 908-249-2518, $1200/mo. 609-896-1595 883-5242 609-921-6936 rm w/faciiities, non- tient mind & spiritual avail 7/1 then. My divorce was a PRINCETON AREA - HAMILTON SQ - Private PRINCETON - Downtown, smoking prof, $500/mo. understanding. Must like recessionary derivative. NORTH BRUNSWICK - Call aft 8pm 609-799-8115 children. Age no barrier. PLEASE RECORD Wynwood twnhse. 3 bdrm, home, 1st fir., 3 rms, bath 1 bdrm, 2 mi walk from Even though responding Twnhse for rent, 2 bdrms, 2V2 bath. $1025/mo +utils. & gar., Avail Aug 1st. campus, $575/mo. Heat & PRINCETON BORO - Photo & letter. Box may be difficult, I think I 2V2 bath, den, fpl, garage, 908-536-0115 Sec'ty & refs. $635/mo. h/w incl. Avail 8/1. Call Large room near Palmer #2896. Exp 7/9. am at least worth the Hidden lake, nice & quiet. 609-799-7141 609-497-4015. Sq and university, no kit call. Picture available. $1100/mo., No pets. Call privs. Furn'd $400, un- Box #2835. Exp 7/8. YOUR GREETING PRINCETON GREEN - PRINCETON - Leigh Ave. 908-940-0738 aft 5pm. HIGHTSOWN - Small 2 furn'd $350, utils incl. Avail SPIRITUAL DWCF - New twnhse, 3 bdrm, 1 bdrm apt. Liv rm, kit, PLAINSBORO - 1, bdrm, bdrm apt. $500/mo cstils. immed. 609-924-3699. Attractive, warns, edu- 2200 + sq ft, 2V£ bath, 2Vz den, off-street prkg, IF ..... this is the FIRST Country atmosphere. Call cated, full figured, sense cent air, major appfs, ten- car garage, fin'd bsmnt w/ fenced yard. $825/mo. PRINCETON BORO - TIME that you are nis overlooking pool. Avail after 5pm. Ask for Kevin. sunny room for rent in of humor seeks I)WM, NOW. 609-737-6537 responding to a PER- tile fir, frplc, deck, priv 48-55, NS/ND who is 8/1. $650/mo 908^257- 609-448-2631 house share, kit privs, in SONAL TIME AD just back yard. $1685/mo. open honest, caring, af- 65B6 HILLSBORO - 3 bdrm, 2V2 PRINCETON - Liv-din rm town. 609-497-9170. call 900-370-4811 609-737-3849 fectionate, sense of bath, full fin'd bsmt, cent combo, 1 bdrm, bath, kit, (51-50 per minute) and PRINCETON GREEN - humor, a special man. to YOUR ¥§i€E IS WHAT PLAINSBORO - Aspen, 2 air, new carpet, Ige liv/din priv ent, avail July. Incl SOMERSET - Rm in love- our easy to follow system Twnhse, 2 lg bdrm, 2V4 share my sense of adven- bdrm, 2 bath, new carpet rm, eat-in-kit, no pets, heat/water. S685/mo. 609- iy home, priv bath, a/c, kit/ prompts will help you con- bath, 2V2 car garage, fin'd ture & positive approach THEY'RE WAITING FOB & paint. End unit, $850/ avail Aug 1st. $1100/mo + 924-9395 pool, nonsmoker, $100/ tact -hat special someone. bsmnt w/tile fir, frplc, to life. Box #2864. Exp 6/ mo. +609-275-6215. utils. Call 908-874-6420 PRINCETON - Prospect wk. 908-828-4106 Ir's easy, fun and confiden- alarm, cent vac. $1395/ 25. tial so pick up the phone PLASNSBORO - Brittany, 3 HILLSBOROUGH - Studio Ave. Lovely modern apt in SOMERSET - Rooms in mo. 609-737-3849 and FALL IN LOVE. bdrm, 2V2 bath, fpl, cent apt. full kitchen, bath & private home w/private en- large, spacious house. All aa, 1 car gar, fin'd loft, PRINCETON Horizon - idry. Phone & cable ready. trance & drive. 1 bdrm + utils, kit privs, off st park- SWF, 36 - Pretty, NS, pool/tennis & patio, avail nice 2 bdrm condo, cent Off-street prkg. 908-359- study, suitable for non- ing, wshr/dryer, cent air, love to ski & play tennis. 8/1. $1400/mo. 609-936- air, $80Q/mo +utils. No 0238 smoking single or couple avail 7/1. $340-$400. Call Enjoy an occasional bike 0095 or 490-6140 pets. 609-924-6756 without pets, wshr/dryr, 908-873-5842 ride, hike or golf outing. Hillsborough Love animals & enjoy the PLAINSBORO - Freshly PRINCETON Horizon - CLAREMONT TOWERS incls utiis & a/c. $990/mo. GOOD READING. Avail 8/1. 609-921-3020. arts. Want marriage & painted 2 bdrm, 2 bath, nice 2 bdrm condo, cent Spectac. views, secure, 465 Garage/ children. Must be NS. 1st fir condo, Western air, $800/mo +utils. No spac, lux, 1 & 2 bdrm w/2 Storage Box #2873. Exp 6/25. GOOD WRITING; view. Must see. $850/mo pets. 609-924-6756 full baths, din rm, pvt bale, PRINCETON - Treasure of For Rent neg. Possible rent to own PRINCETON LANDING w/w, dshwshr, cent a/c, a luxury apt. Nestled in the YOUNG AT HEART option. All calls returned. Condo - For lease w/op- mstr tv antenna, swim club trees overlooking Lake PLAINSBORO GARAGE - Attractive cultured, viva- Both yours in 609-799-8584 tion to buy. Spacious 1 avail, pvt storage, prkg, Carnegie. Charming new 1 For rent. Electricity. 240 & cious widow ISO intel- PLAINSBORO - Hamp- bdrm, all upgrades, all 24-hour maint. 201-359- bdrm, Ig liv rm w/din area, 480 sq ft. Quiet, secure. ligent, adventuresome shire townhouse, 2 bdrms, appls incl. wshr/dryr. 3606 modern kit & bath, a/c, 609-799-6631 gentleman, 65-72 to yoer favorite 21/2 bath, add'l room on Bright southerly exposure. HOPEWELL BORO - 2 priv entrance, 1 pkg PRINCETON - Off street share all of life's bless- 3rd fir, all appls, pool/ten- Pool/tennis & elaborate bdrm. No pets. Off street space, non-smoker, no parking. 3 blocks Nassau ings/ Note and photo nis, Pet OK, Avail. Aug. clubhouse. $815/mo. Aug. parking. $685 plus utils. pets, $850/mo+utils, avail & Wiiherspoon St., 565/ please. Bos +2876. Esp Packet Publication. $1200/mo. 609-799-4570 Loccup. 609-452-2625 609-924-6756 8/1.609-924-6977 mo. 609-924-2525 6/25.