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Vol. 42, No. 43! Friday, October 24,1997 50 Cents rg the blues in New Brunswick Charlie Musselwhite discovers strength and comfort in the blues ; By Alex Saville In Brazil, local blues musicians all do one big jam together, and that ; The Packet Group have incorporated their own tradi- was cookin', too." ; Charlie Musselwhite first heard tional styles into blues, with some Born in Mississippi in 1944, Mr. the blues as a young boy in Mem- wonderful results. Musselwhite moved with his family phis, Tennessee. "I tried it out, too," Mr. Musslew- just over the state line to Memphis, • - "There were people that sang that hite says. "And I think it shows Tenn., when he was 3. He started worked in these fields out near where something about the universal feeling playing harmonica and guitar when we lived*" he says in his slow, com- that we all have, a common bond, he was very young. And, after lis- fortable drawl. "There were some that our hearts are really connected in tening to the blues sung in the fields fields along this cypress creek where this world." and in the homes of friends, he be- I grew up. I'd be down by the creek, Also on "Rough News" are songs gan playing it when he was 13. hanging out, because it was cool from a session with local musicians Learning to play the blues in down there when it was real hot in in New Orleans, and others from re- Memphis wasn't about getting a the summer. I'd be down there look- cording he did in the garage of a band together and writing songs; it ing for a shady spot on the bank of friend's house in Los Angeles. was a more informal process. the creek, and I'd hear 'em singing. In "Darkest Hour," the sounds of "A lot of the jamming I did Man, it just sounded so good." the Louisiana swamp come creeping when I was in Memphis was in • With the release of his 17th al- in over the mournful strains of Mr. homes," he recalls. "Most of all. bum, "Rough News" (Pointblank), Musselwhite's down-home blues gui- we'd be sitting around, drinking. It wouldn't be something that was Mr. Musselwhite is on the road with tar and harmonica playing. Keb! Mo' (aka Kevin Moore) and Dr. planned. Sometimes, it would result Mr. Musselwhite, who knows just that an actual group of people would John as part of a "House of Blues" about everyone connected to blues, is tour. The three artists will play at the be playing and you could consider it happy to be on tour with Mr. Moore a band, but it sure didn't exist out- State Theatre in New Brunswick Oct. and Dr. John, both of whom he con- 28. side of that spot at that one time." siders friends. When Mr. Musselwhite was 18, Mr. Musselwhite plays harmoni- "I've known Keb' for a number ca easier than most people breathe. he moved to Chicago, where his of years now, and Dr. John — well, skill as a harmonica player made His music seems to come from deep we just did the new Blues Brothers inside, flowing out through the har- him stand out. Guitar players were movie together," he says. everywhere, from the bigger blues monica in a broad palette of sounds. Mr. Moore, whose stage name is "Rough News" is an amalgamation bars to the downtown street corners. Keb' Mo", is part of a newer of three different recording sessions, But good harmonica players are a generation of blues artists. He started each with its own character, and rare breed. demonstrates the range emotions out playing wilh Top 40 rhythm and "The harmonica is really hard," contained in the blues. blues groups, and played with Jeffer- Mr. Musselwhite.explains. "On one son Starship/Hot Tuna violinist Papa hand, it's really easy to.just pick it "It's the real spirit of living life," John Creach. up and blow through it, and you can he says. "And it gives,you a strength; Already steeped in the blues from get a decent sound out of it because it's like a comfort. To play it right, it his youth, Mr. Moore's interest in the it's set up to play a chord on it. But really has to come from the heart." : style really took off after played the then when you start getting into it One track on the album addresses and learning how it works, how to that idea directly; -and - incorporates role of country/blues legend Robert Johnson in a'protraction of the "play" play-«;,different; keys on one •har- Brazilian folk music into American monica and how to bend the notes blues. "Feel It in Your Heart" is "Rabbit Foot" in Los Angeles and again in the docudrama about Mr. and all that stuff .— you actually based on a Brazilian style called "Tor- have to force the notes out of it that ro" (pronounced for-haw). Johnson called "Can't You Hear the "It gives you a strength, it's like a comfort. To play it right, it really has to come from the heart," Mr. Wind Howl?" it wasn't meant to play — then, it "You hear it on the street corners gets real difficult." Musselwhite says of the blues. — people play it — and out in the In the upcoming film "Blues A harmonica consists of a series country," Mr. Musselwhite says. Brothers 2000," Mr. Musselwhite you can watch someone else play, musicians in Chicago than he can re- these things had happened, and then of "free reeds" that are like small "Before I went to Brazil, my idea of and Dr. John got to know each other you can't see exactly what he's doing call, but the first one to give him a when the story was over he would whistles or miniature organ pipes. Brazilian music was "The Girl from as members of the band "The Gator with his lips and tongue to make spe- break was singer-guitarist Big Joe say, 'And Iieft that town and I was Each reed emits a specific note, and, Ipanema.' I didn't know anything Boys," which is featured in the movie cific sounds. Williams, whom he often accompa- just a single man walkin' down the alongside the Blues Brothers' band. by blowing through the instrument, about Brazilian music, but there's all "So I was offered this work as a nied. road with a guitar on my back and the harmonica player plays individual kinds of Brazilian music. Some of it "We were cookin": I ain't lying," harmonica player, and a lot of people "He was like the fast of those old my hat on backwards.' " even sounds like Mississippi field Mr. Musselwhite says. "No? only notes and/or chords. never even found out that I played itinerant guys,"' Mr. Musslewhite hollers. Just no instruments at all, just that, we do one tune and then the One of the reasons that playing a guitar," Mr. Musslewhite says. says. "He'd tell me these stories a voice. It's tough." Blues Brothers' band joins us and we harmonica is so difficult is that, while Mr. Musselwhite met more blues about how he was somewhere and all See MUSSELWHITE, Page 2A An Oxford summer Ali Naqvi of Franklin Township wins the 1997 Outstanding Scholar Oxford University Award By Susan Be!! labs and schools. intercultural affairs than Americans. Special Writer Ali said he found the majority of While the young man was dedi- British students are interested in law cated to his studies at Oxford, he At the age of 16, Ali Naqvi of and business while very few pursue still found time to take advantage of Franklin Township studied at Ox- science. At the same time, Ali said British culture and entertainment. ford University this past summer. the students are highly motivated by Ali said he was very impressed with One highlight of his trip was win- their parents' desires. the version of "Hamlet" he saw at ning the 1997 Outstanding Scholar British teachers, he said, have a Stratford-on-Avon. He enjoyed tour- Oxford University Award. Accord- closer personal relationship with ing the House of Parliament, and ing to the young man, the trip was students than their American coun- had fun playing cricket. filled with intellectual challenges, terparts. But. Ali, said, U.S. students Additionally, he enjoyed an oc- an appreciation for another culture are clearly more advantaged in hav- casional night out at a club and even and the opportunity to meet and in- jet skiing at Brighton. One night teract with students of many nation- Ali remembered well what oc- alities. curred when the students stayed Ali has attended the Rutgers awake because they had eaten Preparatory' School for the last four chocolate all day on their tour of years. The opportunity to attend the Cadbury Candy Factory. Oxford was based on being chosen Ali said two teachers at the as one of 80 young people accepted Rutgers Preparatory School have from a pool of approximately 400 had an important influence on him: 'The Passion of Drkcula" opens Halloween eve at 8:30 p. m. This popular version of the leg- students who applied. Ali studied at Mrs. Adury Doryumu, who taught end of Dracula originated at the George Street Piayhouse in New Brunswick, where it pre- " the Magdalen College, a premier him Shakespeare, and his eighth miered in 1975. \ college within the University's 35 grade English: teacher, David Larry different schools. Maadalen is Jones, who motivated him to see the value of education and the need for educated people to reach out to Villagers Theatre celebrates those more disadvantaged. It is no surprise then to learn that Ali re- vered the work of Mother Teresa. with a visit from the Count To him, she was the, "Saint of the slums." • The Villagers Theatre, located at 475 DeMott Lane in Somerset, begins a month long salute to the super- Yet, Ali said, the greatest role natural with "The Passion of Dracula" which opens Halloween eve. at 8:30 p.m. This popular version of the models and motivators have been legend of Dracula originated at the George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick, where it premiered in 1975. his own parents. Twenty years ago his father came to America from Pakistan with 200 dollars, a suit- The authors Robert Hall, who was serving aS'the playhouse's artistic director at the time, and David Rich- Ali Naqvi, a student at Rutgers case and a resume. His parents "be- mond, uncovered a minimum of 15 theatrical versions of the vampire tale while doing research on their own Preparatory School in Somer- lieved in the American dream and version, which entailed a re-working of the Bram Stoker novel into what Mr. Hall termed "a love story." While set, enjoyed his studies at Ox- they made it a reality," stated Ali. stressing the sensualism of their vampire, they also succeeded in working in bits of terror as well as much ford University. Today his parents own a pharma- needed comic relief. The original New York production opened on Sept. 28, 1977, at midnight, and ran at the , ceutical marketing company in known for being outstanding ih •Cherry Lane theater for 714 performances. Kendall Park. law, government, politics and so- As for his plans for the future, cial issues. ing greater access to computers in Ali says he would like to study law The Villagers have Rob Phersoh, who was last seen on our stage in "Dancing at Lughnasa," directing their schools and homes. and consider becoming a legal coun- their production with Iris Green and Bernice Woidman serving as co-producers. Featured in the role of the The highlight of Ali's trip was sel to a committee of Congress. Count will be Nick Pelino, Jr., who is also directing the Villagers' upcoming musical in January, "Chess." his effort to compare the American Ali said he was impressed with and British secondary school educa- how knowledgeable and worldly the Ideally, he said, he would like to S'The Passion of Dracula" will play at the Villagers from Oct. 31 through November 23. The 12 perform- tion systems. To conduct his re- British people were. In general, he live in Franklin Township where his ances are scheduled for Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m., Sunday at 3 p.m. Tickets are S15 on Friday and Sun- search, the student visited various said, they were more well versed family lives and where, he explains, and appreciative of international and day, and SI 7 on Saturday. For more information, call (732) 873-2710. faculty, classes, libraries, science "most people are genuine." Franklin News-Record Friday, October 24,1997, COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Saturday, Oct. 25 INforth Bridge Street and Vogt Drive!, mission is free. For more informa- p.m., Oct. 29 through Dec. 10; Con- from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the John bers. For more information, call Bridgewater. Admission is free. For tion, call (908) 821 -8000. gregation B'nai Tikvah, 1001 Finne- Witherspoon Middle School, 217 (732) 297-4607. Holy Ghost Church, 249 South more information call, ,(908i,| I 'I gans Lane, North Brunswick, (732) Walnut Lane, Princeton. For more in- w formation, call (609) 497-2100. The Somerset County 4-H, will 7th Ave., Manville, will sponsor a 526-4017. • Wednesday, Oct. 29 297-0696, Thursdays, 7:45 to 9 p.m., hold its annual wreath sale through craft bazaar and car wash from 9 a.m. Nov. 6 through Dec. 18. Pre-registra- The Raritan Valley YMCA, lo- Ecumenical Patriarch Bartho- tion is required. Cost is $36. For Dec. 4. The $11 wreaths are 22-inch, to 3 p.m. For more information, call lomew, who occupies the First The Raritan Valley YMCA will cated in East Brunswick, will offer double-faced balsam, decorated with (908) 968-3779. "toss up" its first annual women's more information, call, (732) programs in adult men's basketball, Throne of the 300-million member 257-4100. nine pine cones and a red bow. Plain Orthodox Christian Church, will visit 30-and-over basketball league game women's basketball, coed volleyball wreaths are available for $9. To or- Sunday, Oct. 26 the Archdiocesan Headquarters of the at 8 p.m. in the gymnasium. The The Middlebush Volunteer Fire and coed Softball leagues. Member- der, call (908) 526-6644 or 231-7000, Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the league will be comprised of four Department will host its annual ship is required. For more informa- ext. 7521. Wreaths will be available teams playing a 10-game season with The Unitarian Church of United States of America, 135 Da- Country and Western Night Nov. tion, call (908) 257-4114. for pick-up at the Somerset County Princeton will hold one worship vidson Ave., Some'set, at 4:30 p.m. T-shirts for all participants. Open 8, at 6 p.m. with a buffet dinner of 4-H Center, 310 Milltown Road, service 10 a.m. today with Religious For more information, call (732) registration is for teams or individu- fried chicken, ribs and chili with On-going events Bridgewater, beginning Dec. 4. All Education Director Chris Reed 356-0090. als. Corporate teams are welcome. complimentary soda, coffee and tea proceeds benefit the Somerset Coun- speaking on Universalism. There will For more information, call (732) to accompany dessert. Adult refresh- ty 4-H Association, a non-profit or- The Hypnosis Counseling Cen- -257-4114. Middlesex County's Plays-in-the- be no church school classes this Sun- ments and snacks will be available Park will present the fifth musical in ganization whose purpose is to day. The church is located at the cor- ter will present a special set of work- throughout the evening. promote and support the educational shops from 6:30 to 8 p.m. for smok- a series of indoor children's shows, ner of Route 206 North and Cherry Upcoming events "Eagle Creek" will perform at 8 "Snow White Goes West" This projects and activities of 4-H and Hill Road in Princeton. ing cessation and from 8 to 9:30 p.m. for weigh' loss at Samson G. Smith p.m. Admission is $17 per person. show will run for five consecutive also to help keep the Somerset Coun- Jewish Family & Vocational The 4th Annual Haunted Village Reservations are recommended and Saturdays through Nov. 15 at 11 a.m. ty 4-H Fair "free family fun." School, Amwell Road, Somerset. will be held through Nov. 1 from can be made by calling (908) Service of Middlesex County will Each/v orkshop involves one and and 2 p.m. The Somerset County Board of present Arthur Schwartz, a nationally 6:30 to 10 p.m. at Davidson Avenue, 873-2399 and leaving a message or one-haif hours including hypnosis Somerset. Tickets are $7 for adults by calling (908) 873-3749 or George Street Playhouse, 9 Liv- Elections is seeking qualified work- known culinary expert and media exercises, discussion and an optional ingston Ave., New Brunswick, will ers to staff the polls during the gener- personality, in "Up Close and Per- and $6 for children under 12. Admis- 356-3446. audio cassette for a $10 fee. The cost sion is free for children under 3. present- "The Sunshine Boys" al election. Poll workers are needed sonal with Arthur Schwartz," at 4:30 per workshop is $30. For registration The Circle Players of Piscata- through Oct. 26. For more informa- from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, No- p.m. at Nordstrom, Menlo Park. The While the sights at the Village can be or further information, call (732) spooky, spectators can rest assured • way will host a community theater tion call, (732) 246-7717. vember 4. Pay is $100 for the day. program will benefit Meals on 873-1227. cruise to the Caribbean via Royal Training is provided. For more in- Wheels and Emergency Food Pantry that the only ones physically con- M.C.F.O.O.D.S., Middlesex tacted by monsters wiil be guides. Caribbean Cruise Lines from Satur- formation, call (908) 231-7084. programs. Admission is $65 per per- day, June 27 to Saturday, July 4, County's emergency food network, son and includes the "Up Close and Tuesday, Oct. 28 For more information, call (732) is seeking new socks and underwear 271-1119. 1998. Prices range from $1,465 to The American Cancer Society, Personal Supper" at 7 p.m. For more for needy infants, children and adults. Middlesex County Unit, wants volun- The Franklin Township Coun- $1,936 per person, double occupan- information call (908) 738-5225. The Six Mile Run Reformed cy. Reduced prices available for third All items must be new and packaged, teers to drive cancer patients to life- cil will hold a public infrastructure Church of Franklin Park, will hold not loose. saving treatment. Call (908) subcommittee meeting at 6 p.m. at person in room. Deposits should be Monday, Oct 27 its Christmas Bazaar Nov. 15, from made by mid-October and are refund- The packages of socks of and un- 738-6800 for information. the municipal building, 475 DeMott 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Crafters are derwear should be delivered to the Lane, Somerset. able until 60 days before departure. The American Red Cross of needed. For more information, call For more information, call (732) New Brunswick Salvation Army, 287 Somerset Naturalists will pres- (732) 297-7689. The church is locat- Handy Avenue, New Brunswick, or Middlesex County seeks volunteers. ent "Wildlife in Kenya," an illustrat- The Franklin Care Center, 968-7555. Call (908) 634-6500 for information. ed lecture on plants and animals at 8 3371 Route 27, Franklin Park, will ed at 3037 Route 27, Franklin Park, to the Perth Amboy Salvation Army, p.m. at the Somerset County-Bridge- present a seminar on Parkinson's between Finnegans Lane and Hen- The Elizabeth High School 433 State St., Perth Amboy. Items The Compassionate Friends water Library located off Route 22 at Disease from 11 a.m. to noon. Ad- derson Road. Class of 1987 will hold its 10th reun- can be delivered as often as needed to meets on the first Sunday of each - ion Nov. 28 at the Holiday Inn Jet- one or both sites and will be distrib- Jewish Family Service of month at 5 p.m. at Robert Wood-; Port in Elizabeth. For more informa- uted throughout Middlesex County. Johnson Hospital at Hamilton,1 Southern Middlesex County will tion write, EHS Class of '87, PO Box offer fall workshops for couples to The "Mommy and Me," group Whitehorse-Hamilton Square Road, 7501, Somerset, NJ 08875 or call Harpilton. The group supports griev- discuss issues associated with inter- (908)873-6916. of St. Barnabas Episcopal Church faith marriages at the times and meets from 10 to 11:30 a.m. every ing families who are debilitated by places indicated: Temple Beth El, The YWCA will hold the 24th Monday at the church, 142 Sand Hill the death of their children. For fur- 1489 Hamilton St., Somerset, (732) annual Princeton YWCA Crafters' Road, Monmouth Junction, The ther information, call (609) 873-2325, Wednesdays, 7:30 to 9 Marketplace* on Nov. 22 and 23 group is free and open to non-mem- 587-5737. Franklin News-Kecord Musselwhita. Serving Franklin Township @ The Princeton Packet, Inc. 1997. Continued from Page 1A "This was an album, and it was "It used to be when you men- All Rights Reserved. still the single-oriented radio era. But tioned the word 'blues' always peo- they were playing it on the under- ple thought, 'Well, that's something As he continued to learn and per- ground radio in California." real sad, I don't want to hear that,' " RADIATOR form, Mr. Musselwhite started sitting The people who heard the record he says. "But now people are starting in with legendary musicians like John — Djs, students and fans — began to realize that it's not sad; it's to g$t COOLING/HEATING SYSTEM Lee Hooker, Johnny Young, Floyd calling and asking him to come west rid of that feeling. It's to feel good. •:• Rosemarie Crlencic, Community Editor Jones, J. B. Hutto and Robert Night- and play. Mr. Musselwhite kept turn- CHECK 300 Witherspoon St. hawk. During the day he worked a P.O. Box 350 ing them down; it was a long way to "It's like the Buddhist saying: Expires 10/31/97 Princeton, N.J. 08542 job in a factory. go for a gig. 'joyously participating in the sorrows 609-924-3244 Ext. 175 • Fax 609-924-3842 "I took the music seriously, but I "I kept putting them off until fi- of the world.' It's no piece of cake, wasn't thinking of it as a career," he nally they offered me a whole but we're all out here together, and . BRAKES * SHOCKS Advertising says. "I loved the music." month's worth of work," he says. "I let's do it." 908-329-9214- Fax 908-329-9286 took a leave of absence from the fac- TRANSMISSIONS • TUNE UPS Then, in 1967, he released his tory and went out to do that. I The House of Blues, featuring Mary Louise Kilgore Beilman, Board Chairman first album, "Stand Back." He didn't thought I'd go back after that month Charlie Musselwhite, Keb' Mo' and James B. Kilgore, President have any big hits, but that wasn't the back to the factory. But I never went Dr. John, will stop at the State The- Auto- Repair Michael J. O'Hara, General Manager idea. back." atre, 15 Livingston Ave., New Bruns- Richard Willever, Editor His first gig in California was at ~wick, at 8 p.m., Tues., Oct. 28. Tick-, Richard Gerstner, Director of New Media ets range fmm $19 to $30. For In Dayton Theodore R. Defttzer, "Pfodffcr/on-B/recftJr^ - the Fillmpre theater in San Francisco, JaoR Francis, pir&tbrbf InfomnaBbn 5&refce5 Ybur opening for'the rock group Cream tickets and more information, call 2276 U.S. Highway 130 1 Edward M. Kelley, Circulation Director and blues artist Paul Butterfield. (732) 246-7469. Dayton, NJ 08810 J June E. 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Sony Pictures and director Jean- fellow mountaineer Peter Aufschnait- Mr. Annaud, a largely undistin- Jacques Annaud have a couple of big er (David Thew'is) and eventual guished filmmaker (whose other embarrassments on their hands with flight into Tibet. credits include "Quest for Fire, The the epic "Seven Years in Tibet," One Harrer is such a humorless, self- Bear, and The Lover") here engages is the recent revelation that Heinrich centered, unappealing protagonist his talent for ethnographic detail, Harrer, the Austrian mountaineer and that it seems torturous to be stuck and we get entertaining crash writer at the center of their tale, was a with him in this manner. He's cruel courses in colorful Tibetan costumes member of the Nazi Party. The other to his wife, dangerously casual with and peace-loving customs. As pres- is Brad Pitt, who plays Harrer as an his climb;ng companions' safety and ented, life in pre-Revolutionary Lha- Aryan poster boy, complete with oblivior> to his nation's political sit- sa was as close to Shangri-La as one shimmering peroxide locks and theuatioji (which, we now know, was is likely to find. most hilarious movie accent since the not trje). Mr. Pitt displays none of A vibrant performance is given star's turn as the IRA terrorist in his supposed charisma to make things "The Devil's Own." • by Mr. Wangchuk, a Bhutanese ac- easier for us. tor who does the viewer the valuable It's not surprising that a movie Screenwriter Becky Johnston, service of shoving Mr. Pitt to the which purports to celebrate the grace adapting Mr. Harrer's autobiographi- sidelines. Other refreshingly unfa- of the Tibetan people and their spirit- cal book, failed to work out a fluid miliar faces show up, including ual leader, the Dalai Lama, should do structure for the film, and Mr. An-Lhakpa Tsamchoe, showing great so through a Westerner played by naud's directorial touch is consistent- authority as a beautiful Lhasa tailor one of Hollywood's biggest stars. ly clumsy. Many of the scenes seem who beguiles, and marries, Mr. What's jarring about "Seven Years in to be the wrong length. With em- Thewlis' character, and Jetsun Pema, Tibet" is how inappropriate Harrer phasis given arbitrarily. One se-Kundun's real-life sister, here cast as has turned out to be as our subject of quence, in which Harrer and Aufsch- 7 his mother. identification, and ho", singularly in- naiter are captured as they sleep by On the other hand, Asian-Ameri- effective Mr. Pitt is in the role. His bandits, and have to kill one to es-can actor B. D. Wong strikes a dis- dour, charmless work here should cape, goes by in an action-packed if cordant note as an opportunistic Ti- count as the worst starring perform- totally pointless couple of minutes. betan official; he's mqre in Mr. ance of the year. Mr. Annaud's stab at a rhythm is to Pitt's glib Western universe. This is not to say there's nothing plod along, then periodically erupt in As outside forces — namely, Brad Pitt stars in the epic drama "Seven Years in Tibet." of value in the movie; it just takes a a flurry of editing. Mao Tse-tung's revolutionary forces long time to find it. The first hour is a Matters improve when Harrer and of postwar China — gather on Ti- chore to slog through. It depicts: Har- his companion finally reach Lhasa, bet's borders like dark storm clouds, tragedy, an event that eventually "Seven Years in Tibet" reaches doned as the story began. That we're rer's cold-hearted departure, in 1939, the Tibetan capital, where Kundun, supposed to care, in this context, is from Austria and his pregnant wife to the movie can't help but be affecting. drove the Dalai Lama along with its sad culmination with the Chinese the 14-year-old Dalai Lama (Jam- But the scenes of the actual invasion many of his compatriots into exile, takeover of Tibet. But we're given a an/insult. jam a Himalayan climbing expedi- yang Jam-tsho Wangchuk), resides. tion; the sometimes harrowing failure are hurried and unshaped. What's through the eyes of a crass European hopeful coda: Harrer's reunion with Rated PG-13 for scenes of violence In a reliably handsome film, the missing, as it is from the entire film, of that expedition to reach its goal; mountain city's streets and temple with movie-star looks. his son, the unborn child he aban- and brief nudity. the German-sponsored group's sub- is emotional weight. 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• The Carrier Foundation will gram, free ongoing sessions for indi- held at area businesses, community sociation of Somerset Hills, the Som- Department will sponsor the follow- sponsor the following programs at its viduals dealing with someone trou- organizations, churches and retail erset County Office on Aging, and ing programs: Belle Mead location: bled by addiction. "Codependents" outlets from Oct. through Nov. The The New Jersey Division of the the Board of Chosen Freeholders. For Oct. 24, Family Planning, 9:30 a.m. learn ways to cope and take care of EJu.shot is free of charge to Seniors American Cancer Society has a toll more information, call (908) Health Department, 935 Hamilton St. , Bright Futures for Kids, free themselves. Saturday or Sunday, 1 to whp have Medicare part B as their free line, (800) ACS-2345. This free 234-2220. Somerset counseling and educational group for 3 p.m., Carrier Foundation, Route primary health insurance. The cost service offers cancer patients, their *** Oct. 27, W. I. C. (women, infants, 4 to 12 year-olds in families with al- 601, Belle Mead. Call (908) families and the genera! public up-to- cohol and drug problems will be held for others is $10. Clinics have been children), 9:30 a.m., SCAP, 429 281-1481 for more information. scheduled for the following loca- date nationwide information on the For information about AIDS, 24 Lewis St., Somerset cm Mondays, 6:30-8 p.m., Tuesdays, causes, detection, diagnosis and treat- hours a day, call the New Jersey 5:30-7 p.m., and Thursdays, 5:30-7 For more information on other tions: Somerset ShopRjte, Veronica Oct. 28, Child Health, 9 a.m., Health Carrier Foundation community pro- Ave., and Route 27, Somerset, Oct. ment of cancer, as well as, on local AIDS Hotline at (800) 624-2377. Department, 935 Hamilton St., Som- p.m. Children attend once a week for services, programs and events. Call 12 weeks. To register, call (908) grams, cali (908) 281-1518. 24, 4 to 6 p.m.; Franklin Park CVS, erset between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. Monday For appointments for W.I.C., call 281-1591. 31-51 Route 27, Franklin Township, The Middlesex/Somerset/ Oct. 27, 5 to 7 p.m., Nov. 7, 4 to 6 through Thursday and 9 a.m. to 5 (800) 762-6140. For more informa- p.m. on Friday. Spanish-speaking Hunterdon HIV Health Services Weekend Codependency Pro- Flu Clinic Fundraisers will be p.m. Planning Council is currently seek- tion or appointments for other clinics, personnel is available from 12 noon call (908) 873-2500. to the end of each work day. ing new members to participate in the planning process of HIV/AIDS relat- *** ed programs and services. This tri- The Somerset Valley Hospice county Planning Council is federally- will host a bereavement support for Al-Anon, will meet every Friday mandated, and is made up of individ- six weeks. Meetings will be held at night at 8:30 p.m. at Six Mile Run uals with both personal and profes- the Somerset Valley Visiting Nurse Church on Route 27 in Franklin Park. sional commitments to the HIV/ Association, 586 East Main Street, Call (908) 297-0003 for more in- AIDS community. The Council's pri- Bridgewater, every Thursday evening formation. mary purpose is to improve the quali- at 7 p.m. through December 11. "The ty and availability of care for individ- support group is for any adult who uals infected with or affected by has recently experienced the. death of HIV/AIDS. For more information, or a loved one," says Rick Wusthoff, A caregivers support group, to receive a membership application, president and CEO of Valley Health F.A.R.E. , will meet monthly on the call the United Way of Somerset Care Corporation, the parent com- second Wednesday of the month at 7 pany of Somerset Valley Hospice, p.m. at the Somerset Cdunty Annex, County at (908) 253-6507. *** Somerset Valley VNA and Visiting SELL 614 First Ave., Raritan. F.A.R.E. is Nurse First Care. For more informa- sponsored by the Visiting Nurse As- The Franklin Township Health tion, call (908) 725-9355. yoQr LIBRARY HAPPENINGS The Franklin Township Li- formation, call (908) 873-8700. health insurance, and child tax credit. brary will present Mr. J. Gary How- *** The library will co-sponsor a arth's extensive collection of unique "Bookmark Design" contest with time pieces this month. His total col- The Mary Jacobs Library will WAWA Foodmarket of Rocky Hil] lection includes over 400 clocks and present a program entitled "What you during the month of October. Th£ watches. don't know about the new tax laws deadline is Oct. 31. Entry forms may Mr. Howarth has been collecting may really cost you," on Thursday, be picked up at Mary Jacobs Library clocks for many years. During Octo- Oct. 30 at 7:30 p.m. AmericanfEx-. or the WAWA store at the corner of ber he will be sharing some of his fa- press financial advisor T.R. Crossetti Route 518 and 206. vorites. will lead an education workshop on The bookmark theme is "Any- Display cases contain a wide va- tax law changes recently passed by time is Reading Time," this year's riety of interesting clocks and time Congress. The discussion will in- Childrens' Book Week logo. A win^ pieces for the enjoyment of visitors. clude information for both individu- ner will be chosen from each of four CAR The library is located at 485 De- als and small business owners on age groups. The winners will receive Mott Lane, Somerset. For more in- IRA's, capital gains, estate planning, a $25 savings bond and lunch at WAWA. i The library is located at 64 Washi- ington St., Rocky Hill. For more in- extremely formation, call (609) 924-7073. ADVERTISING DEADLINES Neighbors Birth Announcement MONDAY TUESDAY Mary Joyce and Brian Thomas Hade of Franklin Park announce the 1:30 PM 4:00 PM birth of daughter, Breannah Marie, Franklin News Record Friday Princeton Packet bora Oct. 8 at Overlook Hospital in Hamilton Observer Cranbury Press Summit. -i LambertvjHe Beacon Windsor-Hights Herald Messenger Press _.;. 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253 Wltherspoon Street, Princeton, NJ 08540 • http://www.mcp.org in W. Delaware Ave.. ; Pennington, Nj 600-777-8069, ext. izi Friday, October 24,1997 Frankiin News-Record HEALTH MATTERS/Jay D. Kuris, MD Depression is common, curable psychiatric problem with new drugs Sadness is a normal, familiar the patient's depression. Usually it treatment, time is not lost to depres- things will happen. With depression? because of links to hormonal change in the teen-ager's friends! emotion. Even in childhood, people results from an imbalance of seroto- sion when it could be spend enjoving however, waking up and coping WffH changes. They attempt suicide more New acquaintances may offer affir- realize that occasional sadness is a nin. Because the compound is partly life. a daily routine becomes increasingly frequently, but their attempts are less mation of the adolescent's negative part of life. What is less well known often lethal. outlook and be less likely to chaljj associated with feelings such as hap- Since the 1950s, drugs that con- difficult. is that in a lifetime, eight out every lenge his or her lowered motivation.'" piness and sadness, self-confidence trol depression have been available, Self-doubt can be overwhelming Intervention is always important, 10 people suffer a bout of serious but early diagnosis and treatment are and shyness, a deficit of serotonin re- but the real revolution in treatment as can a sense of impending doom. Teens and adults who are de5 clinical depression, making it a very most critical with depression in a pressed have difficulty completing sults in depression. When this is the took place in 1988 with the introduc- Some people awake feeling emotion- common psychiatric condition. child or adolescent. They may pre-any task that requires clear thinking: case, the only re.nedy is a prescrip- tion of Prozac. With negligible side ally numb. At breakfast, these feel- In nearly a third of the people tion for a drug such as Prozac that ings may be expressed as irritability vent the child's suffering as well as They lose interest in favorite activi'3 effects, Prozac boosts the production the establishment of risky patterns of ties. Sleep may be disrupted, fatigue with depression, their condition is stimulates the production of seroto- of serotonin and restores the patient or anger. chronic because of a chemical imbal- nin. behavior. In any patient who is de- is common and self-esteem is usually to good health. Not everyone who is difficult in pressed, though, intervention can ance. A deficiency of serotonin, an low. Adults with depression tend to Episodes of depression tend to the morning is suffering from depres- save relationships, education and organic compound produced by the Occasionally, there may be side isolate themselves from social activi- last six to nine months. In 20 percent sion. Instead, it is a shift from the in- jobs. It also decreases the risk of al- ties and avoid going to work. The body, interferes with the transmission effects such as jittenness or nausea. of the cases, the condition remains dividual's normal behavior that may coholism, substance abuse and sui-elderly may dwell on thoughts of of messages between nerve endings. chronic for up to two years. The pa- In these cases, the physician can low- er the dose or switch the patient to be significant — from positive to cide. death and sever all connections with In many other people, depression oc- tient r iay want to "wait it out" with- negative, or from grumpiness to ex- the outside world. curs in response to a sad or bad event out nedication, but this approach one of the other successful new med- Depression is rare before puberty, ications for treating depression. treme hostility. Then, after showing or from deep discouragement. The creates unnecessary suffering. Treat- the first signs, patients may undergo and when it does occur in young chil- Depression has caused its share grief that follows the loss of a loved ing depression medically can be just Most patients with depression can other changes: an increase or de- dren, they generally have a family of suffering for patients, their fami- history of the disorder. The symp- lies, friends and colleagues. This one can lead to a deficiency of sero- as important as prescribing drugs to now be treated as outpatients. Those crease in appetite, getting up earlier toms^they show are different from should no longer be true. In-the hands tonin that mimics chronic depression. control thyroid disease, diabetes, ar- who require hospitalization usually or sleeping later, or increasing their those of an adolescent or adult. Chil- of an experienced physician or psy- thritis or any disease caused by spend no more than 10 days as an in- Fortunately, depression is now al- consumption of alcohol. Crying dren with depression are often very chiatrist, patients with depression can changes in body chemistry. patient. By receiving appropriate fol- most completely curable^ New drug spells may follow, but at the outset, direct, showing abnormal anger or now receive a clear, accurate diagno- therapies are almost 100 percent free In most cases, medication readily low-up care, the patient is likely to the only symptoms may be those that shunning playmates. Rather than de- sis and appropriate treatment. Wheth- of side effects. Sometimes combined repairs the chemical imbalance re- remain healthy. surface in the morning. For this rea- scribing a feeling of worthlessness, a er treatment is to be short or long with traditional psychotherapy, they sponsible for depression. An addi- A bout of clinical depression son, family members may notice de- child simply might say, "I want to term or even lifelong, most patients can restore mental health to the mil- tional benefit of medical treatment is tends to begin with subtle changes. pression well before friends or co- die." can soon pick up their lives and re- lions of people who suffer depres- that the new drugs not only cure de- The first symptom is likely to be a workers. In puberty, when a child begins to turn to the pursuit of their goals. sion, allowing them to live normal pression but also reverse some subor- shift in attitude toward getting started Depression tends to peak in ado- develop the body chemistry of an Dr. Kuris is chief of psychiatry at lives. '-..'- dinate conditions including panic, in the morning. Normally, people lescence and again among the elder- adult, symptoms of depression are the Medical Center at Princeton. In making a diagnosis, the physi- anxiety and eating disorders, body awake feeling positive about the day ly. Also, women suffer depression likeiy to show up for the first time. Health Matters is contributed by the cian needs to determine the cause of image problems and phobias. With ahead, expecting that some good more frequently than men, possibly Parents and teachers may notice a Medical Center at Princeton. Central New Jersey Jewish Home for the Aged honors nurses aide For sixteen years, Somerset resi- Ms. Ramirez's dedication to the eld- demeanor, her exemplary care of the Mrs. Ramirez received a plaque, dent Maria Ramirez has been faith- erly in her care. residents and her perfect attendance corsage, a $100 gift certificate, a re- fully carrying out her duties as a Now she has been recognized by record, Mr. Small recognized Mrs. served space in the home's parking nurses aide at the Central New Jersey her peer with the first "Pride in Car- Ramirez as a role model for other foto.and a party in her honor. Her Jewish Home for the Aged in Somer- ing A%vard" which was presented to staff. On hand for the ceremony were name will be engraved with future set with compassion, gentleness and her by Chief Executive Director, Al- Mrs. Ramirez's husband, daughter, "Pride in Caring" award winners on a respect. 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Prior resume to: RU Univ Fdn, 7 MANAGER - For Counlry OFFICE HELP - Estab- Individuals needed !o yrs sales/service experi- ground tor managements HOUSEKEEPER - M-F, ence. The Princeton Packet in- position. Great growth po- '•-" telephone sales/service College Ave., New Brun- Inn. Must be organized. lished construction com- proofread and minimally REPORTERS - wanted to 1 experience helpful. Con- swick, NJ 08901 or fax 8:00- 12:30pm. Duties inci. 609-924-2680. pany in Robbinsville is edit personnel evaluation work out of our Princeton vites you to join their out- tential. Salary, bonus S -^ tact Jim Mayes at 609-(732)932-2953 ATTN: Re-Idry, lite ironing. Depend- looking for a bright, ener- reports. Proofing is done and Hillsborough, NJ of-McCallion offers salary + side sales team. other incentives. Sentf of'C 924-3244 ext 521 or faxsearch Dept. able, own transp, positive MARKETING - Sales, Pro-getic person with good on-screen using an IBMfices. Will cover municipal commission, benefits and fax resume to: 7 Deerpa*'"• re§ume to 609-921-8648, attitude towards cleanirg. motion and P.R. position phone skills. F/T. Start S8/ computer. Reports are beats and schools, and do the opportunity to be part Enjoy the weather, meet Dr., Monmouth Jet N<3'-' Atto: Human Resources. DOCTOR'S ASSISTANT - English speaking, smcKe- Part time w/ local real es-hr. Call Joe or Mike 609- also checked for consis- feature writing. Send re- of the dynamic temporary new people and earn top 08852, Fax: 908-329-885&-'; Busy Doctor's office lo- free home in W. Windsor. tate developer. Experience CUSTOMER SERVICE in these areas required. 259-0701 tency of content. Ap- sumes and writing sam- help industry. Mail/fax re- dollar simpiy for offering SALES SUPERVISION" REP - Princeton-based cated in Ewing Twp. S160/wk. 609-275-5015 plicants should have good ples, including salary his- sume to: people home delivery of (Full or Part Time) -„-..-» needs a people-person to Additional work incl. as- Paralegal language skills, be com-tory to: our newspaper. ;• t>,t pharmaceutical co. seeks assist doctor with patients. HUMAN RESOURCE CO sisting Office Manager arj'*experienced Customer ORDINATOR - For grow- with administrative duties. FORECLOSURE , puter literate and prefer- McCallion Staffing Exceptional earnings in No experience necessary, TECHNICIAN ably have familiarity with The Princeton Packet, We provide training, pre- an unconventional envi- " Saryice Rep with a 4 year will train. Call Heather at ing non-profit: Responsi- This is not a sales posi- WordPerfect. Call Pat Specialist college degree, finance/ 1-888-667-8788 bilities include: recruiting, tion. Company in business Inc qualified leads and a ronment accounting a plus. Exp. in interviewing, hiring, ben- 25 years. Flex. hrs. 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Re- newspapers is currently searching experience, Exc wages. Apply in jj% Community FFH pref. Start at $325/week. sponsibilities include: MARKETING/SALES seeking part time telemar- minimum 2 years. person Rt 31 North, P.O. Box 2053 609-279-6879. Working in a team envi- keters for our classified $24K-$30K Pennington, NJ. Call Princeton, NJ 08543 ronment to secure new A worldwide leader in fi-advertising department. 609-466-8088. Robert P. Stack, MBA ESTIMATOR - Large con- ^P Options, Inc. President/CEO ' - 609-275-3767 struction company in Rob-business through a limited nancial services. We have Make Full time income in JR. ACCOUNT EOE/M-F number of agents. Under- expanding opportunities in Part time hours. We are RESTAURANT SALES - binsville is looking for an EXECUTIVE 5 Third Street, Bordentowri; NJ. 08505-1322 CUSTOMER SERVICE experienced roofing & sid-write, price, and service E. Brunswick. Explore seeking highly motivated (Client Service) For growing Business. Ex- REP ^Applicants must be ing estimator. Computer new accounts. Qualifica- your potential. We offer a persons with excellent Paralegal or UCC/Mort- perience preferred. Ft/Pt. (609) 298-3455 Fax (609) 298-3552 thoroughly professional knowledge a plus. F/t. Call tions: The successful can- comprehensive, 13-week phone/communication gage experience a + but609-924-2680 didate will be experienced initial training program with skills. Experience a plus, will train. with positive attitude & ex-Joe or Mike for more de- but not necessary. RESTAURANT/COOKS - **• Are you looking to put your college degree to work? cellent communication tails, 609-259-0701 in New Jersey Workers' compensation as high as $18K-$22K Experienced grill/saute t&Jf you have a degree in Psychology, Education, Sociology, Social •'. stalls. Duties entail: Work- Compensation (agency $800 per week; plus ex- Evening positions. Contact Jim Mayes at 609-924- cooks needed for new Work, Counseling, Political Science or a related Held, you can make ing via the telephone to re-FITNESS CENTER - Eves experience very helpful), cellent income potential Must possess exc. org &Country Club kitchen in ceive 8} expedite customer & Weekends hours avail. possess strong written and and advancement op- 3244 ext 521 or fax re-phone skills, min data a difference in people's lives. Apply HRFC, 345 Amwell verbal communication portunities for those quali- sume to 609-921-8648, Princeton area. Call Rob- orders & perform comput- Attn: Human Resources. entry/typing speed of 40 bie Mon-Fri, at 609-466- en jed order entry. The po-Rd, Belle Mead, NJ. skills, have a minimum of fied. Executive training wpm and be computer lit- 1888. Community Options, Inc. is a non-profit agency based in Bordentown, New Jersey* sition- offers a competitive FLORAL DESIGNER/ a related four year college program available for qual- erate. 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Exp notmessage) dentown NJ. We drug test. seeks experienced recep- MONEY!! are comprised of ambitious people who are willing to put their education and experi- nee," we train. Start $20/hr. Companies, 212 Carnegie Pre-Press Production tionist. Heavy phones. 609-931-8040 FOOD TECHNOLOGIST/ Center, Suite 400. Prin- MECHANICAL or ELEC- worker for the night shift Computer skills a plus. ence to work for them. We need employees who are ready, willing, and able to get QUALITY ASSURANCE ceton, NJ 08540. Attn: TRO-MECHANICAL EN- (4pm-12:30arh, 5 nights, Fax resume to Coastal Delivering the new the job done! DATA ENTRY - F/T. Mar-Full time Quality Assur- Sharon Hardifer, HRD. GINEER - Princeton In- or 4pm - 2:30am, 4 nights) Copy Systems @ 609- BELL ATLANTIC ket Research. Some ver- ance/Research & Devel- EOE. struments, Inc. the leading including Saturday. Join 860-0101. telephone directories in Take a look at the opportunities that Community Options has to offer: batim -typing. 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Competitive salary ol electronic instruments. possess strong pre-press Employment Specialists w/full benefits + profit looking for friendly faces Candidates should have at RECEPTIONIST - Prince- ENTRY -Individual need- to receive exc training & production skills inciuding: Call for an appt. $18,000 to $25,000 per year to start! el to do a variety, of jobs sharing?'Send resurne or least a BS in engineering page building, camera and ton Career Consulting firm iapply.rJa pser-soa- toi.-.-Asbgreat pay at Quaker amJ'^t least "5 years expe- seeks a mature, profes-; pgyg vanced Food Systems Bridge Mali, if you want to plate room experience, ad 888/732-3276 All positions offer benefits packages and opportunities for training and. advancement tering orders, inputting cli- work in a fun, festive place rience in mechanical de- and page composition sidna! receptionist for Inc., 69 Veronica Ave., sign. Familiarity with Auto- phone work & client rela- FT/PT hours are available. These are also excellent opportunities for college stu- eft information, scoring that can accommodate from black and white to Mon-Fri, 9am-4:30pm. dents who want to gain experience in the field. Fax your credentials to Karl Pfister, tests, making database Rnmnirsfit Ni.l r)8R7S your schedule. Come in CAD software is required". full-color composition to tions in Cameaie Center changes, answering inter- Responsibilities will in- office. Essential qualities Must be oyer 18, have Executive Director, Community Options of Mercer/Burlington, at (609) 298-3552. GAS ATTENDANTS - FT/and see us. Contact Shei- clude mechanical, thermal film stripping and related nal and external inquiries, PT - ALL SHIFTS - Ben-la or Robert 609-275- equipment maintenance include: A warm persua- current driver's license Community Options, Inc. is an EEO/M/F/D/V- efc. Should have experi- and some optical and sive demeanor, an engag- and vehicle. efits + Tuition Reimburse- 9175. electromechanical design. and support. Excellent ence using the IBM com-ment available. Appy at ing personality & a strong puter and be detailed, ac- LEGAL SECRETARY - Send resume and salary benefits. Candidate should sense of "commitment. Princeton Mobil, 3513 Rt. requirements to: Princeton be a team player, detail cyrate, dependable and 1 South or CALL 1-888- Flexible hours possible. Please call Dave Som- flexible. Call Pat Wheeler Run 2 attorney construc- Instruments, Inc., 3660 oriented, work well under mers, at 609-951-6300 "3 ADVERTISING 800-4359 ext. 74541 Quakerbridge Rd. Trenton, at 609-924-3800. EOE. (Leave message) tion litigation firm; Com- daily deadlines with mini- puter skills required. Dedi- NJ 08619. AtbrPHI, or mal supervision. Send re- RECEPTIONIST F/t. Light I ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE/ADVERTISING DATABASE COORDINA- HAIR SALON - FT/PT. fax to 609-587-1970. sume, including salary his- typing, 6 mo. exp req. min. TDR - Entrepreneurial firm cation & work ethics re- EOE. Growth oppty. Award winning, community newspaper group in Princeton, : Hair stylist, Manicurist. warded. Located in Tren- tory to The Princeton seeks entry level porfes- $6.85/hr. 609-538-4571 N.J. seeks a customer-oriented sales professional to main- Exp'd. Starting immed. ton Brownstone. Resume PERSONAL TIME... Packet Inc., (PP), P.O. sional for data entry and Benefiis. 908-359-4790. to: Simon & Demeler, 227 Box 3sD, Princeton, N.J. tain existing and develop new retail clients. Professional database cleanup project. A great way for singles !o CLASSIFIED East Front St., Trenton NJ meet singles - appears 08542. ATTN: Jeff Lear, or DEADLINES presentation skills, self motivation, confidence and the Proficiency with relational HAIR STYLIST/NAIL 08611. EOE. TECH - Hip slightly up- every Wednesday through fax to 609-921-2714 or Monday 3 p.m. to begin ability fir work well under deadline pressure are essential. databases and internet re- call him at 609-924-3244 x search on Macintosh plat- scale salon with good MACHINE SHOP Friday in our "Award Win- Tuesday Packet. Monday Send resume and salary history to The Princeton Packet, form is essential. Re- working atmosphere look- ning" Time Off Section. 305. EOE. 5 p.m. to begin Friday in Inc. (PP), P.O. Box 350, Princeton, NJ. 08542, Attn: sponse welcomed by ing for quality hair stylist/ Immediate openings for 5Place a FREE 4 line ad - The Windsor Hights Her- Human Resources, or fax to (609) 921-8648. mechanically inclined indi- FREE voice greeting and DON'T MISS ald S Cranbury Press. phone 609-243-0010, fax nail tech. Some benefits & EOE/M/F/D/V. 609-951-9414, or e-mail possible travel. Call Mon- viduals. Will train. Salary FREE retrieval of mes- THAT SALE! Thursday noon to begin ([email protected]). day's 11-5pm, 609-397- $30,000-$40,000, 1st year sages. Look for our cou-Check our Garage Sale Friday Packet. Call 609- Our commitment is to provide 4549 plus full benefits. Fax re-pon in today's newspaper listings to locate the best 924-3250. Fax 609-924- SALES REPRESENTATIVE/CALL CENTER DELI - High volume gour- sume to 908-904-9083 or call 609-924-3250. sales in your town. 6857. the best local news and hiforrrra- met deli seeks friendly, HAIRDRESSER - F/T. Im- We are seeking a motivated, customer service minded tele- energetic individual. Some mediate openings. Salary, phone sales representative to take incoming and make out- tion that's available, to the Ts'eW : exp. helpful. Mon-Sat 9- paid vacation & holidays. 5:30, Wed off. Call 609-Incentives + continuous StJPERIMflKEY bound calls for our classified advertising customers. Jersey and Pennsylvania commit! 799-5559 for interview. education. 609-924-3003 Excellent communication skills, pleasant, upbeat telephone nities we serve. New Jersey's? DEL! HELP - P/T week- HAIRSTYLIST NEEDED - JOB FAIR I This entry level position, with growth voice, good typing/grammar/ spelling skills and a motiva- days, F/T weekends. If you're motivated & un I potential, requires an enthusiastic team tion to sell are key. Prior telephone sales/service experience most award winning newspaipeff Some exp, will train. Apply happy in your presenl required. Contact Jim Mayes at (609) 924-3244 x521 during j group; The Princeton PacketyS in! person: Millstone Deli salon, Call Helen at 609 Gome join our family at the I player with outstanding typing skills. 673 RT 33 Englishtown. 737-1100 PRINCETON SHOPPING CENTER i We are seeking a candidate who is well business hours or fax resume to (609) 921-8648, ATTN: Inc. is theV proud publisher of;19J ; Human Resources. 301 NORTH HARRISON STREET organized, detail-oriented and has had family owned and award winning! priot- office experience. Advanced MS Pat a Wmtry Cleric Tues.s Wed., Oct. 21 & 22 J Word knowledge is required. Knowl- (4:00 PM -7:30 PM) BUSINESS ice Internet site. ^; ^;SS i This individual must be detail-oriented, with 1 edge of WordPerfect 5.1 or 6.1 for I ACCOUNTING CLERK (ENTRY LEVEL) previous data entry experience and the Sat., Oct. 25 I Windows is a plus. proven ability to complete projects accu- Basic accounting and data entry skills required. Detail ori- (10:00 AM -2:00 PM) Theradex® offers an excellent compen- ented a must With headquarters in Priiitetbn^:; rately. Proficiency with Excel is a must I sation package which includes compre- : NJ we offer competitive salaries^ J Medical terminology is a plus but is not FULL & PART TIME POSITIONS j hensive health coverage, liberal vacation excellent benefits including<;j necessary. Meat Deii Seafood CIRCULATION Bakery Produce Cashier and pension plans, disability and life health, dental, life, long terriiy j Theradex® offers an excellent compensa- Grocery Romper Room [ insurance. Salary commensurate with ADMINISTRATIVE/SUBSCRIBER SERVICES disability,; and 401 (k)/profuj | tion package which includes comprehensive experience. Qualified applicants should We are seeking a customer service minded, analytical indi- sharing. ;.W .v?;;- ':>f}":•''•• •;'•'?::<£ health coverage, liberal vacation and pen- We Offer send their resumes with salary history vidual with excellent problem solving abilities and math ap- ; j sion plans, disability and life insurance. Salary • Competitive Starting Wages and requirements to: titude to work in our busy newspaper subscription depart- i commensurate with experience. Qualified • Regular Wage Increases ffl ment Proficiency with Excel and Word required. | applicants should send their resumes with • Company Paid Medical & Dental G®)TheracJex salary history and requirements to: • Pension Plan Attention: Personnel ffl • Paid Vacations, Holidays CN5257 EDITORIAL Princeton, New Jersey 08543 |O®)TiieraeIex FAX: 609-799-4148 I REPORTERS (full time) McCAFFKEFS Wanted to work out of our Princeton and Hillsborough, | Attention: Personnel A Supermarket Experience E-Mail: [email protected] N.J. offices. Will cover municipal beats and schools, and CN 5257 EOE An Equal Opportunity Employer . Princeton, New jersey 08543 do feature writing. Send resume.writing samples and sal- ary history to Human Resources. FAX: 609-799-4148 - High Income Potential - Technical Staff Position E-Mail: [email protected] at Princeton University j An Equal Opportunity Employer [ SECRETARY^TYPIST We are currently seeking an experienced semicon- Thursdays, 8:^0 - 5:00 only. Dayton, NJ. office of local ductor laboratory technician to provide full-time community newspaper. Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Please send resume or fax to assistance in a wide range of areas related to excellent typiiigi'grammar and communication skills. (609.921-8648); including^ CUSTOMER SERVICE optoelectronic device development, fabrication, Centnti- salary history to: FT/PT and testing. Qualified candidates -will be familiar ! REPORTER/COPY ED!TOR/(BUSINESS) West Jersey with all aspects of clean room operation, elec- (unless otherwise directeu) tronic and vacuum equipment maintenance, and Flexible position for enthusiastic individual to be involved Join the most trusted name in the service business in all facets of producing our business publications. Writing, - AAA - over 90 years of member loyalty! Serious $for a semiconductor device fabrication. Must be hands- on, a demonstrated self-starter and work well with research, interviewing and editing experience necessary. AAA currently has several positions in our Hamilton serious salesperson a large and diverse group of students and staff. Attention to details critical. Experience with graphic design Township office. If you aie looking for a challenging This position requires someone familiar with both and pagination a plus. Send resume and writing clips to position in a fast-pace^ environment and enjoy talk- technical issues of semiconductor clean room Business Editor. The Princeton Packet, Inc. (PP)? ing to and assisting people, consider joining AAA's like meeting people? processing equipment and processing techniques, : Attn: Human Resources > service team. For qualified candidates, we offer a as well as the day to day operation of such a lab. competitive salary and generous company paid Working outdoors? A primary responsibility of this person will be to PRODUCTION benefits. ensure safe operating procedures in the lab due to 300 Witherspoon St. presence of such hazards as high voltage, high ! PHOTOSHOP SCANNER Princeton^ NJ 08542 CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Are you a take-charge temperature, toxic gases and chemicals. Full time (M/T - 8:00 am -4:30 pm, W/TH - 9:30 am - Assist members with vehicle break-downs, and mem- 6:00 pm, F - 10:00 am - 6:30 pm). High volume production bership questions. Sales aptitude and computer salesperson who doesn't like Applicants must have a minimum of 5-10 years department. Individual will be responsible for the scanning knowledge a plus. sitting behind a desk? semiconductor fabrication or equivalent experi- and manipulation of all line-art, halftones and four-color ence, and a M.S. or B.S. in engineering or related DISPATCHER ~ < material. Must be able to produce both quality and quantity Call Human Resources at field. Salary is commensurate with experience. under dally deadlines. Must possess strong working knowl- 609-924-3214 Ext. 318 Dispatch service vehicles to members needing road Interested candidates should send a resume to side assistance. Radio and computer experience a Call 609-924-3244 edge of pre-press production, excellent skills with for more information Kim Hegelbach, Manager of POEM, Engineering Photoshop; MAC preferred. Call Jeff Lear, Production pius. '-, \ - ' Bob Nielsen xl63 School, Princeton University, N.J. 08544. Services Manager at (609) 924-3244 x305 or forward re- http://www.pacpub.com To apply for these weekend and evening positions, or Ed Kelley xl89 Princeton University is an Equal Opportunity/ sume to his attention. please;fax resume to (609) 588-8301. EOE/M/RD/V Affirmative Action Employer. Friday.Oatohor Franklin News-Record Friday, October 24,19971; too. Help Wanted ioo Help Wanted 100 Help Wanted ™o Help Wanted 100 Help Wanted 100 Help Wanted 100 Help Wanted 100 Help Wanted ioo Help Wanted no Healthcare *: SA'LES/MARKETING As- SECRETARY ..-.For. .small, .SECURITY OFFICERS ,,^ TRAVEL UNIX SYSTEM Adminis- WORD PROCESSING/ & Education sociate - Amateur Golf fast paced, busy office. WANTED - Clean record, SYSTEMS ANALYST TRAVEL trator - Professional Tech- SECRETARY PART TIME FACULTY" - ' Tournaments has an Heavy telephone contact cai-t over 21, P/T & F/T PROGRAMMER - Rapidly nical Staff member- for Secretary with MS-Word/ immed. opening for an and general contact and hours avail. Please call growing mkjL research firm AAA, a leader in the travel CORPORATE Computer Science Depart- Excel (Power Point a +) To teach Intro to Women,'s_ exp'd, motivated sales general office skills. Must Safeguard Securities 908- in Pnncetan"area seeks a industry, currently has TRAVEL ment at Princeton Univer- for large Piainsboro Cor- Studies in the Women's.^"; person to sell golf vacation be proficient with Microsoft 602-1130 programmer analyst with several travel positions COUNSELORS sity. Requires bachelor's poration. Long and short I U rLAUc Gender Studies Program, •;' packages. Resp. wil! incl. Office 6.0, especially Word B.S__-.- in Computer Scienc• e available in our Princeton degree in Computer Sci- term commitments. PRO- OR CANCEL The College of New Je"r=! SENIOR CONSULTANT ON-SITE LOCATIONS! sey, MA min., Ph.D. pref,-; sales, operation, report and Access. & at least five yrs relevant office: ence {or equivalent), two FESSIONAL DEMEANOR, AN AD generation, data analysis, PROCESS work exp*-£i§aificant ex- American Express Travel years relevant experiencei , PleasPl e calll l609-452-0022 6094520022. Call E.G. Friedman 609^ and- distribution of sales The individual in this posi- IMPROVEMENT has exciting opportunities solid understanding of ' " MONDAY 3PM 771-2539. AA/EO Ernj.'.; periencpenence -WithWith* MS Access TRAVEL AGENT g pp solid understanding o pioyer. '; ", m.ate'rials. Exc. com- tion will provide secretarial requirernmi..-.Ard4 SQL'ServeOf~sf * '"O^m.^vr- 6.C 5C Minimum o*~iff 2O yeaiin^ir- leisurla! e available at prestigious on- UNIX, knowledge of a pro- to begin Tuesday Packet ufifcation, organization, and administrative support Al!e Vou tlred ot strug- pluls UpbeaUbt attitudied & & trave tl lexperienc ri e includinildi g sitsite elocation locations sin i nPrinceton Princeto,n gramminig languagl e C/C/CC+ ((I H I« m a MONDAY 5PM Part time T^' administrativfrriinistrative emanud comwwm-- t•o- th—e Directo»—r• o—•f Educa—.-«.-. - 9»n- g- .o n you- r owf.«ccfun toi oooperat• - jve sp.i n! needed, international travel & ex- Lawrenceville and nearby- +/jav- a and scripting- Ian- fii3l?PFIiaOirE5 to begin in Fridays Cranbury putef'skills a must. Knowl- tion. The selected candi- susiam a successiui WeQ ^&T g pieasanj ^jor^ cellent customer service areas. We are seeking en- guages (perl awk, etc), I I j ..Jri Temporary Sarvicea Press and Windsor Heighis TEACHER'S = edge-of the golf industry is date must possess good consulting business, environment flexible hrs, skills. Proven sales record, ergetic, customer-focused some experience with net- Herald J m ar AID: '.;?; a plus. Position offers a organizational skills. Must ° . J. estaousnea, cornpetjtjve salary & com- APOLLO experience- pre- Corporate Travel Counsel- working protocols, such as To work in child care cen.-*. competitive benefits 8, sal- be able to work under min- a'ovimg tirm inai win ap- | f d. - j -j f . TCP/IP, NIS, DNS. Knowl- T HURSDAY NOON pensation pkg jnc 401K & erre ors w tn + years o expe 211 College Rd East ter wiih children ages 2'/2' ary pkg + comm. Please imum supervision. Min- preeiate your talents ana prom sharing Qua|ified TRAVEL CONSULTANT pence and proficiency in edge !o begin Friday Packet faxJ or send resume to: imum of 2-4 years experi- welcome you IO us team pij t should send re- Must have excellent com- SABRE and/or APOLLO. NTi s a Plus- Salary and Princeton, NJ 08540 to 5 years old between- ap can s 1:30p.m. and 5:30p.m." Amateur Golf Tourna- ence. Please send a letter ^_D_.,_ *„,„„.„,„„ .„ , sume a salary require- munication & organization- international experience rank commensurate' with WORD PROCESSOR - M.-soaaie__.__s isc a y q g internation background and experi- Needed with 3+ yrs exp. Must be responsible, card- ments, 83 Princeton Ave, and resume. Tell the di- feoayio M.-soaaies is d men, ( HC( , pNQJa pace)skj |,ds (0environmen k , ft Ex, - _ ence. SEND RESUME to: w/Wordperfect & Microsoft ing, creative, and enjoy; Hoftewell, NJ 08525 609- rectoreallyr whawantt ,kin whd yo f thijobs yojoub consulting finnr. spewalizing 1 ' i nL Ex woula De a Plus- JAMES M. ROBERTS. Word to work at our Prin- working with children. High-; 46C5-9366. Box 5273o>r PriFAXnceto 609-734ni NJ- pacecellend t enventrronrney level position in addition to a competi- We Atin: FMIS Mgr. into the travel industry. ts o=>t=.r,i nnr ormin^ot COMPUTER SCIENCE ceton location. Lotus Please be sure to write school diploma a must,:. ll t h thi jb '^W™^™LV°^ r nployeeSs v SACESPERSON/Floral "'?*,' really are. StM °v ,f,S!TJ; DEPARTMENT, PRINCE- Notes, Act, & Excel a . down your cancellation num- Manville area. Fax resume receive an excellent ben- + Designer - ExpU Full/part Competitiveness Assess- TON UNIVERSITY, PRIN- Professional atmosphere ber and retain for your to Mary-Jo 908-725-1912^- AAA offers an excellent cludes time. 609-394-8426 F/T with salary plus fu)i men!, Strategy Develop- TENNIS INSTRUCTOR CETON, NJ 08544. Prin- with good benefits. Fax re- records. AH inquiries must compensation and ben- life in- EOE benefits. ment and Process Im- Local community program efits package including ceton University is an Af- sumes to: IWS at 609- include your cancellation Do,; you have an opinion provement. seeking experienced plus as~ firmative Action/Equal Op- 452-1534. number. No refunds wili be RECEPTIONIST - Ft or Pt" on" what is happening in medical/dental/RX/vision> , teaching pro *USPTR cer- 4o^kr'c-enston"Da'id 'va'- sistance, domestic partner 'ortunitv Employer' given without our cancella- position for medical prae-' your, community? Write a To apply, faxresume to WORDPROCESSOR/ tion number. Some pre-paid ; "Secretary", 609-924- ne ideal candidate will tified a plus" Year-round S^fday and tuito benefits and a company- P°rtunrty Employer. ads do not qualify tor a re- lice in Hamilion office. Re- " letter to the editor. We are Full TYPIST - For busy Rte 1/ quires scheduling, filing)"--' interested in hearing from H snn weekday feimbulsemem. To aDDlv. matched savings plan. & P/T for the Rocky Hill Princeton consulting firm. fund please cali the messages & insurance ap=t youl" analyze and improve busi- ext. 23. Inn 609-497-4755. Microsoft Word 6.0/Win- provals. Salary corn-; ceton, NJ 08542. office at 609-683-4400 or hire. dows 95 required. Excel- ness processes, and a stop by to complete an ap- WELDER/LAYOUT PER- mensurate with experi-., : "EQUAL HOUSING , LEGAL/RE- record of establish- EQUAL HOUSING ence. Fax resume to: 609-.' OPPORTUNITY CEPTIONIST - Busy Prin- OPPORTUNITY plication. EOE M/F/D/V. Interested candidates, SON - For structural & maintaining and grow- please fax resumes to: miscellaneous steel shop. Healthcare 581-S003 ,?- Altjeal estate advertising ceton Law office. Genen- inj All real estate advertising ness hours. Immediate client relationships. An AAA Central-West Jersey 732-980-6509 or call 800- Must have shop & Wed & Education in: this newspaper is sub- ral legal secretarial office 1T" in this newspaper is sub- Fax resume to: RECEPTlONIST/lNSURf' or Change Manage- 1378 Route 206, 656-AMEX for immediate exp. Call 609-890-8585. opening. ject" to the Federal Fair duties including light word background is aject to the Federal Fair Mr. Layhe 609-716-9093 ANCE ASST - For China;/ Housing Act of 1968 processing. Salary com- D|Us Housing Act of 1968 Skillman, NJ 06558 consideration. EOE WP/ADMINISTRATOR - practic office. F/T. M-W-f,',. which makes it illegal to mensurate w/exp. Contact H which makes it illegal to RUYIKIG OR , . Monroe Twp, 3-6pm, 10-7:30, Tues 3-7:30. Exr- advertise "any preference, Ms. Duer 609-924-0050 or > must have ex- advertise "any preference, f d P T ceptionai working environ-v limitation or discrimination fax resume to: 609-683- communication !lm^*lon or discrimination ss'us^.-sf JS ^^ rba<^ ph^ Mon-Fri. Exp. needed. AMERICAN S08-744-1749. ment. Willing to train. 609^' based on race, color, reli- 9777 or mail to: P.O. Box -Sir on race, color. efits. New Brunswick. 732- 799-0001. -.;.!•_. and be willing to . .... 924-3250. Phone Hours: 246-7505. gion, sex or national ori- AA, Princeton NJ 08542 travel. EXPRESS candiate is positive & ef- ASSISTANT DIRECTOR - consideration, Sjon, sex or national on- Monday through Thursday Klddle gin,' or an intention ,t o SECRETARY/LITIGATION please forward gln or an inten ; 8:30 am to 7 pm & Friday OFFICE HOURS - Our OFFICE HOURS - our ficient. Send or fax re- Academy is looking TEACHERo - P/T make any uch re r your re- ' tion to K ,. -.. .! P '? " PARALEGAL/Off Manager sume to Fax make ror Assistant Director for nings, adults. Foreign ence, limitation or disS - Fo<-r Ny.» * firm« f ..„„„ 609-497- ence, •*,-' w ° °' " - opening 1992. crimination". experience in terests. WWP Comm. crimination . Princeton office. Fax re^ e DONT MISS This newspaper will not sume & sa, req to 60g. £?r,- r Ss'Hri'asS SS'SS'S »&"&££"£? ^ c^™ ^ ^c-^pe™** 6O9-716-503O.EOE. K ur d Be e knowingly accepting any SPO-1298 THAT SALE! knn«,,nniw »rr.nt,nn »nU through Thura day or Frf_ p m _ Monday through p.m., Monday through Princeton, NJ 08540. Fax: Savailable? -. .1 ™ PfP^S.e - Princeton- advertising for real estate * ', _.__,_-._.,— Sale TURN 4477. ASP- French"," which is in violation of the SECURITY OFFICERS - Check our Garage n, r S=H»r=O f ^the day 8:3 0YOU am Rto 5pmUN-. Thursdaya.m. to 5 .p.m Frida. andy Saiur8:30- Thursdaya.m. to 5 .p.m Frida. andy Satur8:30- [email protected]. Email: /Pt Ex erience re Spanish. Piano, Computer^ law. Our readers are Ft ' P o P - ,=_.,_„ to ,„__,_ ths b6St infnrmfri [Lt In WANTED ITEMS INTO days 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ads days 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ads ASSISTANT GROUP instruction for children^., llstin Use DONT FORGET informeadvertised dtha int thials l efits'erred. .Respon Exc. salard wity h& lette benr- sale9sS thi tso weekend locate th,e best =H Ti- H -n .h-^ $$$$ " Packet Publi- may,, be placed at The may be placed at The TO TELL YOUR LEADER - Part time posi- smal! classes. S20-25/lWj;' or aoverasea in ins ^jong. Classified. Cali Princeton Packet Office 9 Princeton Packet Office 9 tion in partial care group 609-497-2113. -.-.r, newspaper are available resume to Security Di- Packet Publications newspaper are FRIENDS YOU FOUND avaiiapie 6Og_Q34.325o. Fax: 609- a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday treatment program serving , ]„[- in^an equal opportunity g^il^NJ O^S _60 9 32 0 _ in an equal YOUR JOB IN A ?: 2± 5 U opportunity g24_6857 through Friday. through Friday. PACKET PUBLICATION ED/DD inner city children. basis. Experience in mental Help Wanted? health setting and/or with Part Time^ children required; B.A. .urs: M-t- ACCOUNTING ASST/AN-T t?fna. rf- ALYST - 15 hrs/wk. G&r Hannisch, ana|ysiSj project/grant ac^ i "".' counting exp. desirable,:- 253 Nassau Street, Prin- Strong computer skil%-i ceton, NJ 08540. EOE. (Excel, Lotus, Word) Ac~ CHILD CARE counting degree reo/dl. TEACHERS/ASSISTANTS Fax or send resume iwjsafc - Kiddie Academy is look- ary req to Dir of Opera3-" ing for experience, ener- '-ions, YWCA Princeton;'- geiic teachers and as- Paul Robeson Place,'Prin-'1 sistants for its Hillsbor- ceton, NJ 08540. 609-924-- - ough center. Part and full 8644. No phone calls. -";•-' time positions. Benefits available. Cail 90S-281- 4477. AT YOUR SERVICE Princeton Packet^', The COOK - Kiddie Academy Inc., a group of weekly; is looking for cook for its newspapers,' has an.'e,..- Hillsborough location, portunity for a Cash.fter^ Must enjoy children Ben- £ ; t c,erk jn jts ^' BUILDING SERVICES; DECORATING HOME IMPROVEMENTS efits available. Call 908- £ Departme.Tt:-: 281-4477. co ntjng *:; Winter is Basic accounting • aTW^ JOHNVITALE COUNSELOR - F/T indata entry skills requireftj' Pitt* Family Preservation Ser- Detail oriented a rhtJstjj GENERAL CONTRACTING ft* Near vices Program. Position Send resume to: * .Tft^!- • Residential • Commercial • Industrial entaiis working with fami- Princeton Packet, In'c^J lies in crisis in an inten- (PP), P.O. Box 350;.; Custom Homes Built To Suit sive, home based crisis in- Your Ad tervention program, where Princeton, NJ 08542*v Free Estimates! Prompt Service! Home Designs For All « Additions • Window Replacement children are at risk of out- Attn: Human Resourced Your Decorating Needs + Bathrooms • Reo Professional side placement. Program or fax to 609-921 -8648.VJ? Sidewalks m Patios m Driveways • Basements • Building Management Should utilizes cognitive- EOE M/F/DA?-', RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL • Financing Available behavioral model of in- •*',,-' Repairs & Restorations • All Soft Window Treatments • Decks • Licensed & Insured iervention. Master's de- ACCOUNJS RECEIVS:; Smail Foundations 8 Antiques • Art & Custom Framing • Entertainment Centers • All Work Guaranteed Be gree in social work/coun- ABLE - Pi i. Varied office?/- • Kitchens • Roofing 0 • Fabric • Flooring & Carpet seling preferred; experi- duties and computer entry-. + Painting, Paper & Faux • Siding Call Tim Turner, P.E. • Glass & Mirror ence working .with Willing to train energetic^ • Specialty Trim # Here children/families. Excellent accurate candidate. Cslfe From Simple Accessorizing toGeneral-Cpntracting 908-249-7468 Office & Fax 908-369-1540- Pagfer 24 Hrs. 90fr574-56i3 benefits. Send resume to: 609-448-2001. -'••':• Z'. 808-874-3574 (evenings) 609-492-8046 609-924-3250 Kathy Hannisch, HR Coor- CALL TOLL FREE l-g8fr4-VlTALE dinator, Family Guidance ANIMAL HOSPITAL Beeper 917-792-4867 _ SISTANT - 2 Center, 253 Na Street, PrincetortSSNJ f-fPm' future. .,. «.. 08540 EOE 8:30am-3pm o . Assist doctor- & clean up. Will train. IMPROVEMENT COUNSELORS Apply Kingston Animal To Place Your Ad Agency serving individuals Kingston Mall, We Accept with devefopmenia! dis- 27, Kingston. 609- abilities is looking for staff 924-7415, Call By 5pm on BEAR Brelmann's to join our team of Innova- AR COLLECTION - Ewing. BUILDERS tors. Our unique service based distributor seeks! GENERAL COnTTRACTORS • Amex Landscaping, IHC delivery model is person detail oriented individual to. Thursday • Landscape designs centered and will integrate handle collections of past' • Mulch • Topsoil delivery of both residential due accounts. Good com*.:-: • Discover • Plants' Sod • Rotctilling and supported employ- munication, telephone $-.. • Tree trimmings & removal ment services. You will be organizational skills a; part of a team that sup- must. Exc salary, fle'x- • Lawn mowing ports an individual in mak- hours, relaxed atmos- • MasterCard • Fertifizing ing choices in their home phere. PIT temp position, • Clean-ups and the community at Send resume to CPFS, ALL TYPES OF HOME • Sric*, Paver or Bluestone IMPROVEMENTS iarge. Sites will be in Mer- - - 1445 Lower Ferry Rd. electric, m.d. Walkways/Patios Ewing. NJ 08648 or fax re- ADDmONS, DECKS, • Visa cer, Monmouth and Essex • Outdoor lighting counties. Team members sume to 609-883-7413. CONSTRUCTION • MAINTENANCE • REPAIR • Free Estimates EOE. BASEMENT CONVERSIONS, must have a min. High ' Fully Insured :"•'. RESIDENTIAL 'COMMERCIAL CUSTOM HOMES, For Your Convenience School diploma and two BOOKKEEPER- Quick- SUNROOMS, STAIRS, • Reasonable Rates yrs. Exp. with a bachelors books experience re-- PORCHES, PATIOS, degree preferred, must be quired. Saturdays 10-5 609-584-7935 SEAMLESS GUTTERS, 609-259-2688 flexible and creative. Posi- Hiahtstown area. Fax re- 24 hours - 365 doys/yr. FACIA, GARAGES, lion will be in Mercer, sume and cover letter to SKYUGHIS, CONCRETE, Monmouth and Essex 609-426-9120. >% ROOHNG, MASONRY Counties. Send resume to: } 3 HARDWOOD FLOORS COMPUTERS CALL FOR A fREE ESTIMATE (3LASS & MIRROR <3UTTERS &LEADERS^ tAWN;SERV| Friday, October 24, 1997 Franklin News-Record 340 Fri 115 Help Wanted 120 Childcare 150 Merchandise 150 Merchandise 150 Merchandise 185 Flea Markets 275 Hofflitftepairs Autos For Sale 340 Autos For Sale 340 Autos For SaRP Part Time Wanted Mart Mart Mart & Rummage "~~HIRE CREATIV"E Wood- CHEVY CAVALIER '89 - HYUNDAI ACCENT '96 - NISSAN 240SX '89 -i. craft Inc. -T<£dpthe 1001 Clean, auto, a/c, am/frn, 4 dr, silver, 4 cylinder, spd, pwr pkg, exc. DAY HOURS CHILDCARE NEEDED -F/COUCH - Brown sectional LIV RM SET - Couch & 2 WOOD STOVE - Blue, Sales odd jobs no""«!se wants, new tires, Must sell. $1495 auto, a/c, am/fm, dual air lovingly maint'd/garagerjj-1 ' Remex, Inc., a leading Ac- T tor toddler. Exp. & driver with 2 rectiners, exc. cond. chairs §150. Call Regina embossed $550; Craft- PRINCETON - Rummage Bathrooms/ baieWients re- O/B/O, 908-521-1768 bags, 12,500 miles. Mfg owner, 135K mi., $3200/.,: counts Receivable Man- lie a must. Refs req'd. $300; 2 wool oriental-style Days 201-295-7046, eves mans A-1 X-iadder, 32ft modeled. All cSpirtiry/trim CHEVY CAVALIER '96 - 2 Warranty still in effect BO. 215-297-9778 Iv rrisg'-:-. agement company has 609.-936-0956 area rugs 9x12, 4x6, pink/ 609-443-2981'. Sale, Princeton United $250; Electric stove $25. Methodist Church, Nassau work. Rotted vsooaVtermite dr, auto, ale, cass, 19K mi. S85O0. @ 215-862-3084. NISSAN 300 ZX '84 -'T-^ immed. P/t openings with CHILDCARE NEEDED -In cream/navy, $200; China, LIVING RM - Traditional Call 908r874-8196 flexible hours for collection sve for 12, white with pink & Vandeventer, Thurs., repair. RefSv;H5q?-586- Byic. cond. $10,200. 609- HYUNDAI EXCEL '90 - top, a/c, fully power, 'ipvf/;: my Penninglon home. 11, green floral couch, 2 Oct. 23, 9-5 & Fri. Oct 24, 2130 •- "••' "-:-'"• aoR-i*AK Auto, a/C, am/fm cass, mi., Exc cond. Asking^' clerks. Work 12-25 hrs6/, & 6 mo old for school carnations, gold trim, chairs, drop leaf cherry WOOD STOVE - Vermont 426-1545. week and create a sched- $100. Also Stemware, Casting. Defiant model. 9-3. After 12 on Fri. $2 a CHEVY LUMiNA '95 - 4 White, 4 dr, runs great. . $3500.609-883-7183. ' ''-''j year. 609-737-3859 coffee & end tables. Exc bag or half-price. ule to meet your needs. Damask table cloths, Avon cond. B/O 609-818-0707. Beaut, cond. incl exhaust 280 Painting^ dr, ps, pb, air, pw, pi, new $950. 908-446-0916. NISSAN 300 ZX '86 - 2x2,.; No prior exp. necessary. CHILDCARE WANTED - bottles, milk glass. 609- pipe $565. 215-862-1208 brakes, 55K, super clean. INFINITY M30 CONV. '92 i-roof, auto, ail power, afn«,.; For afterschooi for my 9 yr LIVING ROOM NEW S299 ROCKY HILL - Trinity Paperhanging til Call 609-921-8950. 799-8333. Church on Crescent Rd. S9295. 609-799-6050 - pear| white, black top, fm cass., a/c, lthr, installed.;. olds child. Hillsboro area. Includes sofa, loveseat, CD, car phone, low mi., f •---*-" " DELI - P/T. High volume M-F, 2-6pm. N/S, car COUNTRY COLONIAL chair still in wrappers. New 155 Computers Rummage Sale 10/25, BILL'S PAINTING INC. - CHEVY MALIBU "82 - tan !an lthr, all power, gourmet deli seeks friend- Dining - 10pc set includes 8:30-4. Collectibles & Exterior/interior & wallpa- 4SK m; $-|200/BO 609- 48K mi. Unique auto-very cond. $4500 or b/o. req'd. Great for Senior's or $799 Queen Anne living pering. Residential Spe- 258-9642 few M30 conv's made. 799-8324 eves. ly, energetic individual. students. Refs required & 5 ft diameter solid teak room chairs, S295/ea. HP COPY JET & COPY more! trestle table ideal for coun- JET M - Color Printer and St S Tues, Thurs, Fri, 5-9pm, will be checked. Call Amy New coffee +2 end tables, V?Il nea? °cfean wrfrk CHRYSLER CONCORDE f ^ °00 Or b/o. 609-497- N,SSAN ALT1W1A try kitchen or dining room. Copier serves PC or Mac. 200 451 SUn 10-5pm. 609-799- 908-298-3776 aiter 6pm 3 lor $99. New S440 mat- Like new, used for two iZZ BQBrtiatwCall firm '95 - white, all options, °- - Black/Tan, am/fm ..._ . 5559 for interview. EXPERIENCED NANNY - 2 ft diameter lazy susan, 6 tress & box, $150. Also hand carved and uphol- model house furniture, can small projects. Paid Equipment >Q7 qlSS n?qr)B 2R7 1491 loaded, 6 yr or 60K mi ext. JAGUAR XJ6 '88 - Exc. all power, great deal musk,: DEMONSTRATORS - P/T. In our Cranbury home for stered chairs, hutch and $2600- asking S2OOO or 1 yr old (20 hr/wk). Driv- deliver. 908-281-7117. 497-9299 or UUB-.33/-14M1 (ac( ^y ^ aQQ mj cond $6000/BO 609- Sell. 80K mi., $4995 6Q9Fv-'-. Exp pref'd. Car necessary buffet. S2500. 609-333- best offer. 609-243-0010. JD 3010 Gas Farm Trac- MIKE'S PAINTING - S14.500/BO. '609-529-896-0946 663-5788/609-252-0808-• .•;-.•• er's lie. & refs req'd 609- tor. $4500. 609-737-3144. jAGL)AR XJ6 '89 - 67K NISSAN MAXIMA GXE to ' work in local stores. 0044. LIVING ROOM SET - 5 per. Free estimates. 609- after 7pm 92 Must be avail Thurs-Sat. 660-1784. pes, Drexel Heritage Ori- MACINTOSH 950 Interior & Exterior. WaHpa- 2035 or 609-936-0913 orig. mi, orig, owner, mini t '9'2 - 48K mi.mi , 1 ownere?? QUADRA - W/19" Super 936-8506, 609-799-8853 800-334-5233. DAYBED - White, iron/ ental turn; 4 pc grouping & 205 CORVETTE'89 Red on cond, garag„ =_e ..__._._kept, silve.r exc. cond., auto., .pw,jpa, .. _> HOUSEKEEPER - House- brass, w/Z Ortho mat- 1 Curio; S2300/BO. 609- Mac monitor, HP black & pets & red, auto, fully equipped, grey ext, maroon leather a/c, $11,250. 609-936=,-,; DRIVERS NEEOEO - P/T.ho!d with 5 yr old child tresses & pop-up trundle, white bed scanner, CAD 305 Moving & needs housekeeper to 587-5394 Animals gar, 2 tops, 23K mi., mint int, fully maintained, auto, 1336 eves/wkends •-'..: Must have a CDL lie, but unused in box. Cost $800, software w/rnany other cond. S15.000. 215-968- 6 cyl, p/roof, fully loaded NISSAN MAXIMA SE '88 -"" riot passenger endorse- keep us clean & give com- sell $325. 908-B55-7883. METAL. DESK & Chair programs $1000. Call aft BEAGLE PUPS - Beauti- Hauling ment. Call YWCA Prince- pany. Light-cooking. 609- 5'x2Vz' $75; 3 Tiffany 7827. $9400 b/o. Purchase of H4K mi. Very reliable'; DINETTE SET - Oak 6pm, 609-393-4062 ful. Champion Field & AL'S CLEANUP - Yards, DODGE CARAVAN SE new business forces sale. $3500. 609-799-0025 ' '" ton 609-497-2119. 799-7460 or fax 799-6120 Chandeliers $50fea.t bench stock, fully guaran- 60"oval table with 6 chairs 15Wx10H, Orig $150/ea.; TOSIUBA LAPTOP - Top 1 92 AUt many Pti nS Ca Sc0 teed. 609-704-9664. ^n^'h^rt'nn'riimnminn ' " °' ° ° ' " " 732-249-3954. N1SSAN MAXIMA SE '8